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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Thy Fus or MuLE RAcE.-At the County Fair
ct New-Albany, Ind, the people had a most hrarty
laugh over q mule afser the fashion Of Irish
Donkey race, where eech rides his ne;ghbors
beast, and the lat in wins. II is not bad wey
q closing up cattle slow. 1t is decidedly better than
" female equestrialsm.' at New Albany, seven co.
tries were made, and when the drum tapped they al
started, but wcse in q few moments strung along the
track for half a mile persons stationed at proper
intervals for the purpo-e of keeping the mules ia tue
track, which they dill at considerable tronble. We
never such frerzed excitement es the crowd
hiblej when the last and winning mule, entered by
Anoy IIuncman, came stumbling up tie stretch, fol-
lowed BY at least 1000 people, Shouting in the mos.
dc aieniIg manner. The mule came slowly under the
Gne-was almost pushed TO the mark, we might say.
Ore Of tie Judges sung out to the crowd that the
time Of the sowe,t mule was made n zen mir utes and
sersH,y-to seconds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
4 NEW RELIGIOUS SECT IN IOWA.


Some sixty ar sy.rty miles uorth Of Council Bluffs,
in the County oi NonUna, about fifteen iuues nom tue
Missouri River there Is town. contalnhS SIX "i
eight hundred inhabitants, generally known as frep-
aTstion-
This town is the Zion Of new body Of religious
enthusiasts. who call themsciye. "Conl"prezites'
and their system OF religion or religious organization
Z" tlr, Conicprezon," the meaning ot which term
remains to tie Gentle world profound mystery
~ the head If tie organlk kaiiun is man by name
Charles Il. Thompson who is besides the editor ot =
weekly newspaper called The NsrspGper. This paper
j. large. we'll printed, and upon potcGi ana S'ne'al
eubieots Is edited with much ability. ,
or tis sheet one or two pages are usually devoted
10 the publication of what are called open uiters
upon religious subjects, addressed by Charles H.
Thompson. as follows: . M, = -,
Tst Ctcf $rostoiie Pastor and Ecdag@al Biisep To a
bc Fers II iar Evangelical and TRAVELLING Prcsbysrs ~
Ir Erc,.sscsl Kingdom and 10 Bi.aop- Pre'e'tsE pa
aus and Mel.rs of ths Conj.p-rron scattered ao al
throus nout ell she world, sendeth gre'tins'
These letters ar all dated az the tower OF the
flock" and are most curious specimens ot incOmpre-
heuSble cant. being made up Of passages rom tn"
Bible extlucis from the Book oi the Law and Cow
euant Of Israel aud remarks by the Chief Apos-
tolcal Pastor, unfortunately mixed MP Together.
From what are able 10 learn from these letters,
this curious believes in the Bible the wor OF
God: but also holds that II il IN measure done away
with by new revelations made since the year lsiS, by
"the voice of Baneemv through the medium ot the
"lhlef LDostOlica Bishop. These new revelations
are styled 1.-THE Law and Covenants Of Israel
The property of the organization is held IN common
and the earnings of ell thrown intO the common
stock, somewhat after the manner at tue Shakers
The people aIe said to be quiet and orderly N tirii
deportmeu moral in their customs, and most devoted
" and bndly attached to their religion or system 81
belief.
However strange il NAV appear, this organization
has durng the last year rapidly increased from my
to eight hundred meGbeTs and is stll receiving large
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
T'HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY
PROFEsSOR WOODS

III * X L. - i - IL Il V r..
ssys the 81 Luis fEo Democrat seio~ publish etss'
70 Dr. we'd Of his city from gentleman IA Maine, ~hc5
sl~tk forinsy II the hyperion urf.s 81 HE h Tonic 5s
syiasrce must ss's ~ -se %es conn. ,n i'I H.. 800
60 spoo"i1ns nsr useless piieJ i,o,n t,s rIes' ,s
Prof q. j. wooD Co-tien;lene: Having NY attention
called w months since 70 the highly hrurcial elects OF your
HsiT R.storstv. ives induced I" "as- Al spPcs;on Of
upon ny hair which hsc become q9i.e gray probably enc
third ~tei my ~nk,. were Of t't SANE ShsIseI some
and used IL found il proving what hsd wished
o:ss sIc, s's "s have nGs " ul ,a%'a.. I
that gy white hsir has totally disappeared ees
ana .o and glossy mas seen oefe:s oI
!w.nt,sye years am nov n5., ;eai oa 10, goo "''
The s5ove notice aeep Do. 70 y'u Tor Jour vnss. hs,.,
DON. ~. no. s.ve oe~.iou tooou,r.dct ny
city, for tie ss' fifteen
10 neay every here snd IL s sdoiu'as
Any you maxi Il s above, with my nsia:
sta ne 10 .. Jour sece as go, TO r'"rv" inc seauie' o.
-''N'' - Ac. RAYAonD-
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
FRET woeD-Dear Sir. svtrs misfortune to Iose the
potion my from tb elects Of yellow fever In New
on 1us .pd found @ :. toe very thus
Is thick and Fo'.y and no ssrds can cypress m, etAs'
Ions 10 ''' - "''s % '' '''' III FINLEY JOHNSON.
IT, rd.rrred tie P., f. Bragg /, minister r-ssll
snaAs and pastor Of the 0rtaosoH Church At Breos.es
owed. ''''' '''A' u ''''' ''' VIM DYER
frof ~eonps sr hsys mao ~ ,,s % +. yI h me-
slen IN removing itainn.toI dsnd8 and constant ten
iency itching With whcs been troubled from cad
hood sad a. also restored bsif Which becoming ray
ts rrsns roor have used other article with sntaiRs
ut. the ss,ps pssssrs and prssL Yours truly
J. e BRAGG
rha gEsToEATlvE put N sote. sf ,Iee .ss. ,i,.
70. 81 Ter bottle the holss least q ent
propc thar the small snd retail. for 81 s0te tne
large quart 20 per pcpertsn and rstsb
fer s3 Per bottle. -
York N. Y. Wire Railing siment) ave No.
ia ks,k.t ST Louis No s's s"'d by sn Iess Drussi's
and Fsncy Goods peAsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Poprrn'. Cwr.-Tss rraaklis Pa Ca,sss Of

the grih las, has the following:
About Ave mile, from this place. near ~here The
fusbnryh roa6 cru,s,s Sandy Cn>ak, singular di''
coyrry WAS made by q Mr. Mason. Whis hannne
aud other evdcuc-s OF the presence ~ some animals
lsss shorious ami less horeet than those be sas IN
search Of Being soe~ What frightened, he cSlie o,h.
,rs who, sfer some search, discovered jeweIy os
different kinds worth In all about Sl0o Ia siiition
e. this pair Of boots and psn;alcons ve. crsvat
crJ fic coat were picked up the iewe'ry depot.
The circum.,arce induced ten Of the adjacent cseus
to II pair 10 the spo, and lay wait that nigh, Tor the
r,tniu II the depusi,ors bu' through the npru ieoes
If k.rd'in: firs after night, nothing effected.
lr dispensing next morning a sack ct hour, three
iyeshly.cresse chickens and blanket were found un-
concealed. though they had been hastily ett Sew
vorver augers n bottle of chlorOiorn, etc., were
uicked up.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
FRrir IrArr.-Ap Amerc traveller says:

have not Yet either in the markets oi graPs-
wards - southern Europe anything thai would cs M
rare with the fruit displayed a, annual shows.
Not Only in the large grspe yield, eu in other kinds Of
fruit. this will be houniiful year in Tuscany. Figs
uears ard peaches are in uncommon abundance; 10
deed the hast named are ahont as plenty, good An
cheap os with us during favorable season IN NeS
Jersey or fresh fs, fifteen to twenty can be bougeA
Gar cr,,ia. little more than our cent. The olive yek
does not promise - wei a. usual, which may oblgc
tie Florrr.nes Der his, 20 pay lrle more for the
oil thew burn in their lamps and eat On their salads.
Tie usst Summer has hceu n verv conf rtsoe one IN
TIN, part Of Italy. There were only few days OF eN
ccssiyc heat. aud indeed rarely IL any grea. ncon-
yeu:ence felt on thu; account
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
poir, beyond which the nights Of the people cat
saiely be disrsgar,ls,d."

PREACHING Porrrrcs.-An action entitled O~goci
". Croden has rcnfly be- trcd before the supreme
Cont OF Maine st Machias oi which the f,o sng is
srepcrt:
nhs act on ssshro1gH Ia recover SO subscribed
hy tcterdari toward paying for plaintiff, services
rie.cher e The cosrs. II the tcs'rncty Appeared
TIA, the money was not 70 Dc pH,i 'ne pA'nan
.,-,,b.., !, ,iifes which the defendant thonyht h.
dhs and consequently wifhhhAi payment. the Jury
fa..d 10 srrce. after being out Eve houTs."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

Nxw TAssnG NArERIAL.-It Is stated IN The
Name Fa5mer that premium wss awarded at TIE
State Fair for ceE kin tanned by the use Of sweet
fern. II IL IL true that this hitherto usele. shrub
which ebounds in our pastures car t,us be applied
to q beneficial purpOse, TREMENDOUS saving will be
made by the operation. The skins were tanned in
week. and had tie appearance OF the be, French
ccf-skla
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
IxPoRrED VOTERS Is LLrofs.-I1e CfSeaeO
Prss Of the 18th stys:

Pr,si Of the 18th says;
a rInDr obtained currency in our streets last
Bloc mire between the citizens of that place and
gong {, 40 lrshnen, who had jnst arrived and dis
tribn;ei themselves in ot Of sual boariing-houses
ard erogshDps, 2 II, the declared intention OF voting
there next Tuesday II stated that three or four o.
the invaders Of the ballot-box were killed. Inc zee
reph let evening made 10 mention OF the affair ana
we could not trace i, to any reliable authority; blt
from the irfamei condition of the public nina 70 Gi
that part Of the State, ia view OF the ou' aee'us
frauds which are in process VI Development we nave
cured shall be called upon 10 chronicc manifesto
tons Of popular WILL not of the most pa1hc sort be-
fore he cIrlcr; Vi tte cacrsss e 2Y:I, Il.:. !.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
TIE PLATTE GOLD REGIONS.
THE EXCITEMENT on THE INCREASE.

From The Hon,is City Journal Oct ~.
Mr.. William Parsons and three others arrived ct
Lawrence on Sunday last and a. this city yesterday
We have their report:
They give plain, unyarnshed report Of their oper-
atoms They state that they had blt pan in
their party and that they worked but short Ii ne
each Gay--neyer more than four or 1--WE hours, aad
that they made easily 3 per lay to the man. They
were slort OF provisions and having no tools To bull
shelter for the Winter, portion had oonclnied to
20 10 Bens Fort 10 winter and thOse Nv here To re-
iurn for toc!s and outfit. They exhibit OF the
finest specimens yet seem They represent the coun-
try As agI ifcent in the Summer and nave selected
town on OF the tributaries Of the Arkansas,
IN the immediate vicinity Of their mining locality
They were Joined a short time before their dcpar-
tare BY Californian whom they LETT at worH, be re-
fusipz to leave. lie had tools, and was making, on
TN average SIS per dav. He stated 70 orr inf0rman's
VI at the mines where they then working, Welded
better than the same scrip;on ut dggiHgs in Cali
fornia. IL stated that b. intended 10 remain AZ long
as wGs possibh digging when he cosld aud supply
ug bimstl i with game.
Tie above men well known IN Lawrence. aud
heir report has created perfect rorc in that town.
They viii return at the earliest possible day in the
Sprirg.
The rrport tla, .bc Indians numerous il the
mines but had offered no interruption.
Tlese reports, together With tie letters Nc pub
lsLcd yesterday have started the excelnent af.ssh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF he County OF NewYork notice IL hereby given 20 al
persons having claims against Pr ER q. ACU AilUS i4ts
OF a.. CITY Of New York deceased "a present the same WI
to .Tibers the office OF ANDREW
NJ ARCULAHlUS No 50 Nesey in tie City of New lors
on or bcfr, the first day of n.x-D.t,d New lo-t the
I'd, GAY OF October 1875. ANDREW u ARCU LAkIUS,
JAsfES Z. HAKfER.
,96 lax6mTrs Executors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Corr,spopLeDoe oS TIE Phsdeipais Evening Bulletin.
a

SCssER, h. l., Oct5oer. lAS.
journey through the eastern counties ~ far north
e. The NehrT ska line hss convinced me that the gold
excitement IL not oItned prime pal cities, bat
extends to every community. Observation teaches
ne that in town in Ksnsas the mass Of the
people less cr-dunus ds they place lees reliance
ie reported gold discov cries, than in La~rrnce, not
ui,hsaudng several companies have lcn tia. city for
the mines. In Leavenworth the excitomeu.. winch
has been immense, Is now gradually abatisg. In
leaking for its effect tri the city mimi. wealthy
banker LAWYER trade. ard mechanics, with Tire
prospect of gre ater drain in the Spripe, should
reports continue favorable.
At lows Point, sew q company OF thirteen robust
active Young men, from lIot County, Missouri. They
were purchasing I'D outfit for the gold dlggings. On
The eve a starting OF the party, who va seated
in wagon with three OF bis comr ades, wished 70 dis
charge double. baIreled gun which had been loaded
the day previous Not suspeciing any danger, se dis
charged il in the Wagon; proved 10 be overlooked
and burst sending the fagme nts in almost every Oh
rectiop. Much to the astonis hnsent of a., the only
one hurt was the man who held the weapon; he wss
severely injured il ops arm, bu! nct :uter'y sepas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
DFNNSYLVA ANA RAILROAD -

ENNSYLNANJA RAJ RO ID.
i The GREAT CENTRA Al ROUTE. CONNECTING tie Allan
tic Cits with WcsrII North Western and South W
B.stes Railway dcrt Tnis RI ~ also connects
1t Pibarsh with daily lines Of all ports The
Western Rivers, Cleveland and SsIduskJ with tue
seners ali ports the North WeseTn Lakss King the
direct and reliable by which FREIGHT
kr ttrv srde6 tno from the Crest 'V',; -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
fnsT CLAss-soots eboe- az sne CaPr Ds' as y
Dry Goods I'm hois bars snn u.na''' o'uES"" 1907 ID.
koI.s and baiesl fesbeIs furs, 6c.............)
escoSp CLIss-Dome-tic Shs.tng. Shifting ent
Tietins In snsI sles prus. IN eskl Herd- oents{'
Leather 90 rolls aud boxes) W oo aud Shes leo 3D.
Fsl:s, Eastward
IniRD CLAss-AnVas stee S1slns uI % cents y
Tobacco Manufactured except Cigars or Gut, &c.
TouRrH CLASS Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef Ard
Porh ncasks boxes Eaf1srd Lard sno Lard 4pc.nts
Oil Ksils Soda Ash, German Cty, Tai, Pitch tuO 10
Rostn &C.,, ''''''''''|
a. 100 N until hIrtoeT uotics.
CorrOk bale, lot oXceedias50 ID weish. until further
notice. ,
In hininr goods from port .s-t of Philadelphia b. par,
teslar tie Nis PEI ylvaais Esfad" Al
Goods sOusisned Of tA;s Road Philadelphia
Pit,.t mr. th VIII be forwarded vi;hoE, detention.
FskIsHT AGEKTs.-Hsrris Wo.miey Co Memphis Tenn.
r. =. Sess Co. - lous + q. ORrly 4 Co. hvgusvIl-,
Dun,esniM Bell Co. and Carter Je~et', Louisville,
Ky D. C M, dIut1 Madison tld. Ii. w. Bo~u Co., and
Irvin Co.. Cincinnati; n. W. Graham CO., Lae"vi.!e,
Ohio Co.. No 81 kilby ST., Boston; Irrch Co, No.
Yotsi f. j. sneeder Philadelphia; aegsw Koons, Bait
NOR; d. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
SCOTT Sun iitts ~ ". Alpuus, Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

From LrkvrSwoRTH TO Kansas CsrY.-We
learu from gentleman who arrived 10 this city from
Kausas on Saturday that It reported at lSsven-
worth that Mejcrs ard Russell, the great Government
contractors for the transportation OF supplies over the
Plains had determined tn Truove their headquarters
frvsn Leavepworth to Kansas City. nr. Russell has
already sold his fire residence in Leayeu worth pre-
Dsratory 10 removal. The reasons alleged FOR this
are that the ronte west from Kansas City 10 much
better than nat from Leayenworth, there he.ng fewer
stredus t. cross ard that travcrsing the dividing
ridge Il has fewer hills, apd shorter to almost every
poIt b. which Government supplies h"ye ts be trans
ported. These advantages are ell real, nni Kansas
City II better point for them then Leayeaw 'rth or
any ,her towl further up the river: but there are
prubfb SOM other reasons whics influence them in
this step. This firm is composed o' strong Fro
Slavery men. They went early into Kansas, when
there we're hopes OF making il Slave State, and
owrcd at one time considerable property in Lesven
worth. They have, however sold most Of this to the
Yaoke,s, and feel no disposition TO hep build up a
town on Free territory. They, therefore, prefer to
assist in building up Kansas City, which is just across
the line in Missouri II must be ackr owledged that
the business controlled and Influenced by tins Grm is
very grs atsutcien probably, 10 set.e the question
ci precedence between these two young cities.
Cp innat trtr' ite
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

IN PURSUANCE OF an Ordcr OF the Surrogate
VI the Of New York notice Is hrrh- to AL
per-on. having against HENRY JOHNSON ate of the
City Of New Yok decegsed, 70 present the same J yoches
thereof to subscribe his piece c business. No 23 ash
iugton-s the City OF New York. before tine Nh day OF
March Dated NewYoIt the 9th day Of sepember,
1855 WILLIAM JO1ASON,
Sci Iss6mo1u' Adainistrstor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

for MI uiaiion. He viii retlrn 70 Missouri
be h,s sufic. rtly recovered.
company of thirty viii leave Nchison to-rnorror.
urdsr the direction Of J. II. III. Matthew, ESQ. Thev
are prov idcd with Indian Interpreter phytciau ani
ercireers The road by the way Of Fort Riley and
the Republican Fork will be surveyed, tse distances
noted and sketches Vi the country tShen I'ns roate
rss Travelled by Col Fremont in ls43. Il has Recently
L-n very much improved under the direction of the
L. s Government, and WILL doubiLssly, become the
most popular rou;s 10 the mines. during the present
reason the s u;beTn or Santa Fe road has o'.n the
most travelled On account of the intention of most
c.uuauies Ia ieuinn az Beut Fort until Spr,ug Az
this Fort they will fad the comforts % an Oh settle
reu, beside being in the immediate vicinity oi the
gold f,s. Tie arrival OF parties from iAe States 81
p ute for pkes Peak are Of frequent Ucurre6te. J.
some cases they are provided With ambalanccs, ard
an extravucsnt outfit, but more frequently they IRE
poorly provided for eDcountsriug the hardsnps which
rust necessarily accorpany journey through
partially barren and Unsettled country, in the winter
mouths.
A. tie reports from tie mnes 80 strangely con-
lc;irg and unreliable my advice ~ all who otend 70
y.it Il ese aurervGs lands IL 20 remain az homo
and keep ccol" until Spring, when more d haite
ard reliable news viii Be received BY those who have
slrendv gore there. private lrtter has Just been
received from Mrs. Holmes, the lady vino accom-
panied her husband 20 the summit of Pike Peak.
Il was written from Taos, Spanish town abou. llJ
miles south al Pixies Peak. Sue informs rs tina, Mr.
Holmes ia Secretary of the famous Kit Carson, VINO
il al Indian sgent. L. addition 10 tins occupation.
Ire sts his wife IN the duties attending boarding
school The number of scholars j. large, and tine
price paid is liberal, that they are perfectly con-
tent, The citizers uf Taos repr6 scuted being
rich ard hospiiabe. The advice of hrs. Holmes
10 bcr friends is, to come to Tao. instead Of the
mines.
lot Of mule. have been purchased for a lns Of
coaches, which will run 10 the mines early next
Spring. 4 company from Massachusetts, have ne
gotialed for land in this town, Oh which ~ build sn
extensive wagon factory.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
DEM VANIk RA l. X y A ID
II L.

DEM l. a Nj a - IL ~ A ID
II THE GREAT CENPlAL RnUfE.
Tho Pepnsyvars Railroad connects at Pittebuh with rail-
roads from ST lons Mo Alton, Galene ann Chicago,
Ill Frankfort, LeIvgtou aud LouisyDe, kS, Terra hsne,
Rabison LsaSete indianapolis ud Cincinnati Dayton
sprneeld BSneonsae ssndsN, Toledo, Ce, eaGd Conn-
bus 7snssvi. Msslon and Wooster Ohio also With the
St am packet from and Ne~Osns st. Lonis, Lous
Vile and Cins uuati ..
Ttrousb tickets for the East be had at any OF the ABOVE
neption.d places IN the West So 3,
Pasep,ers ~il Gnd this tie shortest mos, expeditions And
comfort atle between the Esst and the West
FROM NEW YORK To CiNCiN NNATI IN 81 HOURS.
FROM EFVN-YORk TO CHICAGO IN rs HOURS.
PROM kEW-YORk TO ST LOUIS IN +6 HOURS.
Fare 90 low other route.
S4e hsrdmlls in the hotcla Of hi' city.
Throurb Tictes rther nfoa.iou. bo hal a. toe
p6ice Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No 2 kstor House, R,osdNsy.
November 1853. J. l.. tLIdU1'C, Agent.
For seoud-csss passage spply ct No 8Baitery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Fr PHlLA-
IN DTIPHIA aud the SOUTH aud WEST, via Jersey
CITY Mail and Express lines leave New Yofk aud II
O sand fere 80. Through rcsrtE -oid ior Cio
sisnl and the Wosi and for Baltimore asnrEt0n, Noox
Lo, and through tagrsge checked Washington m -d
p. trans j. W. WOODRUFF, Assst1nt SUPER ..eHdI
No baggage will be received for train unless delivered and
ehccb ed teen IN advance OF The time Of having
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

KEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN ,pd after M0SDAY Key TO- lsj aud until further Uotce,
p.-.-nsrr Tra. leave Pier foot oi DYaDe.t fows viz:
DUHKIRK yNrRHSS att for sfk and principal tD-
tenn.disi. stations.
MAIL TKAiS a 9 H. for Danki-k and BudsO and ia.er
rneoists S.etous
ROCKLAED PASSENGER al p IA, from foot ChsnbsrsN,
Wa Piprrnar. fpr Suf-rns and irt'rredist" stations
WAY PASSENGER ~ 4 p. NJ, for Newbarsh a'ddctows
ard fnterned ate Sistious.
HIGIIT EXPRESS q. S D. NJ, for Duutirk and Buffalo.
The above Trains daily, SUNDAYS excepted
TNe.e Fxrsss TIaias 8. Ea with the kns Can
spo suA A als Railroad for Niagara falls al Bug
Syfsrsa~ aud Bngemon Railroad for SyraJ Jse,
q Coming with TIE Bvslo, Coming and SewSok Railroad,
tr Roshest,T: Bend with the Delaware isrkawsnns
spd stern Rsil;oad for Scranton: H1e,ihe with the
Bafso and New York City Railroad FOR Bfaio az Sstso
D,nt with the LkeShOTe Railroad Tor Cleveland, Gin
eii.tAl, Toledo, DotToit ChcagO, kc
r. r. HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
fescl.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
II Of the County Newiorh notice is helesy given to al
-,sop, having claims against JAMES GAYNO3 late of the
City Newlok deceased present the with vouchers
thereof ;N subscriber at bis csidcDce. No "a C"anbs
the City krwlOrs before the htoeDtb day OF De-
cnber xt-Dsted York the i4h day Of JIne, 1883
G. VAN COIT. Administrator Of
il5 law6mTu Jsmes Cayno., deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

DAY WITH THE RED MEN-ALLTGANY REsER-
VArION-A ThLk WITH GOVERNOR BLAtk h
SNAKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02

= CNG ISLAND RAILRO8D-NgilCnn q,
s,a at,e- THURSDAY sspt q ,ssins ~tb fun =, "a
,..x lrAr. soifs Es,i-L%s,e soyv Ferry, srv,rI
lor Cre.nr.rt t~sve sJuth F"rrv b""syo n, Syo.
y,,ssut as. South ferry Br,oklye, a. u .. ~ -,
=, ! ave- south F-rry, Brooblyn. a. ;. p ~
-. s<s,th Ferry Brooklyn ~ " n ss' Jspsr~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-02
Nrw-YORK and NEW HAVEN q Z SAILR"AIa Ia;s. p:

49, or ~, Nsv-YOKs sNn SEw-f,vrN r r Co,
WIZ" 23k-,t. aud 4tb-sg., heu-f OK Oct ~ Ie5l
NrOTICE.-CRANGE of TIME OF the NEW
~ WORK aNp BOSTON EXPRESS TRAIN
o, sfieT MONDAY November !, The 2 enns EHpr,.s
rc1 for via New Haven hartfrd and Sp- E6ed ws
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