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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

cyTORF FOR sALK-A FIRST CLASS RETAIL GRO
> Gerry store handsceiy and conveniently cited having
mesa win be sold reasonable terms TO good purchaser
cash The stock and fixtures worth about 000 but
he er may part Of the stock he wshes The
lease viii assigned 70 the buyer and sasfacory
given for selling. Address Store, Herald ohhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

ITO MERCHANTS-ANY DRY GOODS JOBBER WISH
i ing to make engagement with middle aged of
experience who can influence good Southern and Western
gencies his and inducements offered loan his employer
$4,000 address c. s., Herald Office. No horse
Germ need answer,
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DlANING AHL.-yoR SALE Or 70 LEASE rm
known a. the New York Planning ls having front Wes
street Of l62 feet and al on Bank with sx W0odworhs plan
HOOK ~ WauxDreek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

AT JACKsON,S-NONEY ADV ANCED ON DIAMONDS
"A watches. jewery plate dry goods MERCHANDISE and PEI
pona property Of description or bought and sold J(
sEPH A. JACKSON cd broksr Ill Grand stree
three doors west Of Broadway. trtf. IS n p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

LNOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR TO LRT-rHE vALUA
Bile s,ap candle and boz mandatory IN the city Of bud
son, Columbia county, N " formerly owned by d. Hum
Phrey The promises have been recently fitted up with all
the modern steam engine and boilers
sswn slack and taught press and patent ne machine;
also tenant house and slaughter house premises
rseeyion given the LIST of May. INQUIRE of ALaEH CO.
336 Washf1ctun street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

- Club.--A meeting Of Ne above club VI Be bald
Hastings Hail. corner Of Broome and Pitt streets this tWet
evening, Feb ~ TX O'Clock Puncfua attendants
nearhe'v 'sa''''''' JAMES H. LYNCH, Prssidsnt
Dr. J. II. Irwin. Secretary.
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CVPREME COURT-City and County of New.
Newpork Daily Gribm,re
AMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

The California mails bring news from the various
orDv stations in California and Oregon. AT the
Preside in San Francisco since last advices, some
ortbree courts-martal had convened for the trial
Of dsl;nonent officers and men, but serious cases
hsfore them. The soldiers located through the
un;nbabied portions of the interior were busily en-
ployed in erecting new quarters for the Winter or I'M
rov;rg those tley at present occupy. The health Of
the troops generally was good, tie invalds being Tor
,h most mart recruits unaccuston ed Western ati-
,udes. The company Dl which recently TOOK posses
SION Of Fort Dallas has completed comfortable accom-
modaons at that place, in charge OF Lieut. Gregg ana
.veral other changes have occurred which will be duly
noticed.
TIE new military station IN the vicinity where the
FRO and Leona Rivers meet in Texas, to which Com
many c, sth Infantry, was recently ordered from q
Typographical Reconnaissance Expeditionl, has been
rendered habtable and will probably be strengthened
by one two companies more
The non-arrival at Aspinwan OF the 'anderon'
steamer North Star, which bad on board the new crew
and officers for the United States steam ingae sara
nae of the Pacific squadron, WILL Of course, delay the
Departure from Panama of the cid ships company OF
the latter vesse whose expected arrival here we a'ey
noticed.
A full crew Of sailors and guard OF MARINES were
M, on board the new steam gun-bost hohiean last
week The Mohican will leave on her trial trip on 'ne
18th ins and sail for this po, where 'he IL to remain
few days previously to her hnAl departure i'f INC
eoast Of Africa.
grand full uniform drill and dress parade OF all the
,roo,. stationed a, the marine barracks and on board
he North Carolina took place yesterday
AZ the BROOKLYN Navy Yard Agreeably to the desire
If the limited States Government drilling exercises TO
greater extent than has been customary Of late yesrs
are being vigorously performed in the ranks OF the
army and marine corps
The authorities are engaged in remodelng the pro-
peIler of tie United States steau-fneaie niagara
which, as previously stated in The TRlSrsE' has been
for long time considered unequal to the wants OF 'na'
splendid ship. New additions are being made to the
propeller, which is thought, will increase me veioe-
ity Of the vesseltwo or three knO,s per hour nongh
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

regular meeting Of the Board was held yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. There was an average At
tendance.
Deaf and Dumb Asyium.-A petition from the Dear
and Dumb ASYLUM for remission Of taxes was re-
ferred TO the Controller with power.
Compensatior for Plans Mr. LAIssEER presented
resolution to pay Charles Mittern $500 for plans and
specifications for the City Hail. Referred TO The Com
mittee ON Finance.
Sfret Name Changed.-By a resolution OF the
pEysrpEsT, that part of Fourth avenue between
Tbirtvfourtb and fortieth streets will be designated
az Park avenue. :.
the resolution 10 regulate and grade Eighth avenue,
between observation-disclosures second and One-hnndrcd-
and-fourteenth streets.
Serer Assessuent.--The Board concurred 70 CON-
e,, the assessment for building q sewer in Twenty
fourth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues
Ne,c County Jal-The Board concurred 10 build
Comfy Jail in Ludlow street, near Broome.
The Board adjourned TO Thursday
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not under orders for sA, the Niagara VIII be pn' N
such state that few lays notice viii be sufficient 10
have her ready for commission.
The steamer Water Witch il al last ready Tor sea-
and after sbor, trial trip viii take her place on the
coast OF Cuba
The United States sloop-of-war Portsmouth Is not
Differed by the right sort Of men, we hear. There
was no little difficulty in selecting temporary captain
for the SLAYER Emily, the officer frst ordered TO her
having refused to take command. We believe he l.
one Of " the restored retired"
The telegaphic news 10 the 9Th OF Oct, from no
published in yesterdays TRIBUNE, does not mention
the arrival Of the Congress that port. She was ou
when the Baltimore adyices were dated, hfty-three
DAYS. But few American frigates have ever reached
Rio in less than Fifty days 20 that even now no alarm
need be felt. The Savannah took fity-sN, and the
Levant seventy days to Brazil from the States.
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CONVENTION TO APPOINT DISTRICT COURT
CLERKS.

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the Aldermen beh
final meeting for the purpose Of appointing District
Court Clerks-one in each Of the seven distr'cts OF
The city AZ the Mayor did not make his APPEARANCE,
the Aldermen treasured themselves OF their power 70
90 ahead by referring the Session Laws OF lsoo,
which provide that {" when the Mayor fails 10 meet
:. with them after eight days notice" majority OF
the Board may proceed TO make the appointments.
AID ADAMS war elected 70 the chair aud the following
names were then baloted for and turned out cut and
dried n,,,
Fir. District Court B. Bs.ehelder Second piit c'sf',
goartb District Court Thomas J. Ausday Fth District Cou
chss. Denie Sixth District Court: John Waite sesesih
District Court, Michael heCann.
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SIGNS OF FREEDOM IN MrssouRr-The irrepressbie
exodus Of slaves from the borders Of Missouri connue
unaiated. Free white labor is coming n--thAt o.
negroes going out Every day adds proof 20 this and
ann day visit 10 our eyee will convince the skeptea
of the steady and continual flow of slave property To
the South. twenty-five left yesterday on one steam
~, The Pro-sIsyery organs in the country
bowling in vain. The HuntsviLe Citizen deplores
the Iors. but it can't be helped Planters South want
-Missourians don't want them. Inc result IA
easily foreseen and cannot be averted. While some
are selling others allow their negroes TO run away ~
we hear OF the arrival of twenty-sx fnetives al De
trojt bound TO Canada. Eesay allow, because they
ake no measures TO prevent IT, and foolishly atemps
to hold them. In this connection, we learn from one
81 the oll-eate keepers the Manchester road from
this city, that during the season not less than hun:
dred families have passed toward the Southwest; and
vel only one of that number had any slaves; all the
yyesi were from the North and East. Can anybody
onbt the great fact that the State s fa; eanepang
if.e from the incubus Of slavery and gradually get.
ting ready for enrolment with the great majority Of
The MON
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nater-Cnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bing.
WI hsnton n. Y esh, hours from Ns~York BY v T. add
fs R. r. has very beautiful location and affords nnusaai
scihs for comfort and improvement in besh IN the inter
season. = OF Circular address J. II. NORTH, NJ ~
TINE NETWORK WATER-CURE and Hl-
GlESlC INSTITUTE located at Nos 10 and Is Lsisht-
81 door from Johns Psrk.-Good BOARD can be OBJ
ained from - to - per week. FULL TREAMMENI with
board 81 IS per week Transient persons ~ day
Gymnasium and Bathing privileges for the Of gue ire o.
clarrc. Once Consultations from M TO = p m h Il.
TRAIL. NJ D.. and ID. A. G0RTOS, NJ. d., PhyScaAns H.
FASCHER, Proprietor.
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IOsO THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lNlO. RAILROAD. The capacity Of ibis Road u new

THREE THROUGH
RyrwR Fhs sslEiDfL FIR isb ffIrfNssuRoH
dee, with nS AfoOs e. S n.n lTS Sspe
Pittsburgh With through for Cincinnati 81 Louis. ceye
s ssS ess and II point. Ohio ms
no kent9t Michigan ainnsV cr the fsn
porson Of passengers Unsurpassed for speed and comfort "
Gaprs and Fast Liners run through Pittsburgh Without
SMOKING CARS are attached to each train WsGsrgs'
sFEE kSs eA ba2 #: Line
Fast Line leaves PhiladelPhi. !; ,I:oam
Rp. Train leave. Ph.SsPh. IT. sd Pi;i,SsiSh. Two
Daily Train. between and Boston Through Tickets
BOAT TiCKETs from Boston good, via Norwich FaA
River stoninston line ~ IAN, train. from,
B.%ops sonSscs i. points Wso.'as
Bi f...ss.s. for sanbaiy wiI.n.po Em Bqso NJ
agar. insrsd..s point, ls.sns Philadelphia at 'i'
and md nav 90 a BE aSy.nsa til. once Of the Gem
pany in Philadelphia NewYork Boston OF BL,imOre and
West also board regular Line Of Steamers on the
TXRE RG%kYs AS Low AS BIZ ANY OTHER ROUTE.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The completion ofthe Western connections Of the Penh'yE
bEhcT Line THE EAST AND THE
The connecting .cis BY Railroad Bridge Pittsburgh
avoiding n ..s. IF sss ssf, s .pD ss .ss
freight and the 'ri SsfYs!Rf sSAGw WESTWARD
BY this fsishts Of al description be Forwarded
ron Pkilsdslphis NewYok Boston Baltimore any point
the railroads of Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois seonsn
Iswa or Missouri. by railroad direct - ~,
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects ct Pittsburgh with
Ohio MusinEuip Kentucky Tennessee Cumbeand llnois
Wisconsin Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Red kverI and al
Cleveland Ssndnky and Chicago with steamers 70 al ports on
the North Western LAKES -
Merchants shippers ntrung the transportation Of their
Freight this Company rely with confidence On ts speedy
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO any point II the West BY
The Pennsylvsns Railroad st all times favorable
CHARGED by any other Railroad Companies
he particular TO marx packages " via Penn K r.
in the est ordering goods Rom the Ear VII do
vel to direct them 70 Be shipped Dy 'ls route
dre,, either OF the following Agents Of the Company
d. A STEWART Pittsburgh;
Bowie Co. Seubenvile Ohio II. = Pierce Co. Zsnesvftls
Ono: J. J. Johnston Rplsy Ohio; r. heSeey. Msysville,
Ky Oru.by Cooper Portsmouth, Ohio; Psddock Co,
Jeasr,onyiue, Ind II. ". Brown Co.. Cincinnati Ohio
Ind William bingham Lcuisville KY p q. o'Riey Co.
Yysnsyle Ind n w. Graham Co, Cairo, IL r. sss.
s. Ious No John II. Harris, Nashville Tenn; Harris
Hunt Meg phis Team. Cisrk Co., Chicago IL W. d. L
Eoons. Avon IN Murphy Vale Dubuque, Iowa; or 70
Yreeh, Agents Railroads dfefni points in the West 80
snd 10 to call the Agents Of this Company
tn following place before shipping letters addressed 70
either the suejeet ofeights VIII NEE. with pEsn
attention -. -,
HAGRAW a MOONS. No % Sc<thst-. PAltiusore-
LfTCH L Co. No 81 klbyst, Bostoa- -,
II n HOUSTON General Freight AEent, Phh.eefpniA
J. I. ELLIOTT Agent
L. l. HOVPT General ricies Aren't PhlsassPhis
T. A SCOTT Gezsfs. suYenIteedentI Ahssnsl Ia
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| NEw-YoRK and NEw,HAyEN RAILROAD "a.

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1853 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. iSS
Commencing Nov L. fsSa -.
Pssssnses station in Sevfot corner Of ana fh
Eutrarce 17sh--.
TRAINS LEAVE SEW-YoRK:
For Nov Haven. tsxl 17:5 3;l5 teIl 80 ga
450 Fer Bridgeport teI i1.lS s;is tel
and io Fox Milford Strstford Fairned soathPo,'
and Wesport i2slS asa, and 40 FER Nofws.k
:, g. nj lf:l3 AIS lex.l; $50. 40 5.o n fos
Dsrep and Greenwich, Z R;ls, $50 49, eiSV p q
40, $50, p For Port Chester ard intermediate STA
tons. T. a. N n:l5 3.So. 4: ~. $50, $50 p n
CONNECTING TRAINS. :,
For Boston IA M 'en SIS m e1 For H.Itora snd
ef Railroad to Montreal. a ser.l aud slS m tex 20
Northampton For Hartford Providence and fishl hafosd
; u. (eal For Eev.Haven, Sev-Londou and stounston
Railroad st u and s:l5 For Canal RsiIOsa TO Cohn
vile, m teEl and l2;l3 m, TO Nothaupton FOR
HousGone Railroad u. For SaagsiEek Railroad. g N,
5I5 ?. For DAnbgry and Sorwsl RAILROAD, a NJ 81"
% N. JAMES H. dOfT. onp~rlntrao-n'-
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TER CosDITIos OF GERRIT SNnH.--We learn that
NJ v.itors are prohibited from seeing Gerr,t smne,
now confined in the State Asylum in fhis city. y
feared ne j. hopelessly demented in eonseqaspse :.
sr ard the dread OF arrest in pass and IN part by
Son Of the stretch upon which bis mind has been ssRe
IN exploring the realms of dreamy spesalalvn S'"-
ties. rhIo-opbv, and religion. Utica Herald iins
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE.-U. 8.
II NJ steamship VANDERBILT, Caps. p. z. Lefevre win
positively sail :. oelosi on SATURDAY sOv. 70 from
Pier No n r. Newly orb, with mails Passengers and Specie
for In Rand and France For passage and freight apply
ID. TORRANCE, As.nt No Bowling Green, N. Y.
Steamship OCEAN QUEEN viii follow q Dec -
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aactiopeer.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer -
DEREMPTORY SALE to CLOSE q TRUST
III by order Of CHARLES YATES, ESQ, Trustee OF IA
LOTS and CORES. situated Avenue A. lst 4h S'n tp
psh nth 18th 10th l-th l2lst and l22d-s.s Also
VALUABLE WATER RIGHT .
The aforementioned property will be sold at Auction on
TUESDAY Nov u.s. u O'Clock at the Merchants xchange
Terms liberal 20 per cent remain bond and mortgage
kr 1--WE TO ten years -, ..,-- ~ or
Maps are now ready at the ocs Of the Auctiones No %
Wslls. Nr'VV
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and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY. -
On and MONDAY Nov H. 1855 trains viii leave l0ths'
station, New y orb, as follows:
For White Pans-l2:a0 and D. IN
For White Plains-5lS fon cor White and Ce1re u
For Croton Fails p m, from 26thst
For hilerton-3 D. M from 26thst .
For Abany-9a q. ~, from 26th-st mail train
Returning viii leave
Wiliamsbridge-6:40 and $3.50 M and $50 p M
White Plains aud 7;20 a. NJ and 4:N p. d.
Croton Fals-7 a. m.
Misron-7 a N.
Albany-ll a. mail train.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at NewHnnpton with the Delaware Lseas
wanna and Western Railroad and Esston with the Lehsh
Valley Railroad. ~ . ,o,o -,
F.1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oct. "a, 1859. Leaves
Newly orb for Faston and intermediate places from Pier No
North River At 80 and HAS and at M for somer
ve by the shove trains and Sis The above train.
connect at Elizabeth with trains the NewJerey Railroad
which leave from foot Of Courtandtst at 1iO and
NJ and 10 and $50
The II As m train from NewY makes close connection
at Esston with the Lehh Valley Railroad and thence va last
connect, AZ Reading direct Pottsvle and HsIrsourg
Passengers for the Delaware Lsckawsnns AID Western Rail
road win 80 only for Lehgh Valley Railroad at
1880 g. and IL: AS only: , - ,r.n,,, s--,-...
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gales bp Auetion.

A UCTION NOTCE.-Peremptory sale Of ele-
N ran, and costly HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTURE-AL-
EAR N. GRIFflS' Ane'ioneer win ell THIS DAY Tues
80 thc ptiyate residence No 20 Wet 10Th ST.
sStins % rosewood Drawing Room Furniture oss Dining
Reop feInsnis ioseooe AUG SsosAny Nhe e u",Id A.
~. day.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromN Nov.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Nov.
a. 1889 Trains will leave Chambers st. Station a. follows;
Express Trains and II and p M fer sing sing
4 and 6:4g D. ID Poughkeepsie 1880 g. and I:<O
and ago o. m for Peekski $50 p The PoughkeePsie
Peeih and sing Sing Trains stop at most Of the Way stations.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Chrisophs and Dist
Trains for NEWTON Troy 6:l3 and 1910 g. and
o. ~ and Albany about Is minutes laier On sunday a,
y m A. f. SMITH Superintendent.
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6teamboais ano Railroads.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
nAn sH.RsE or E HGgns.
BOSTON, PRoyrpEscE, AND THE FAST,
NOW LEAvEs DAILY teIseP, sgPday( via "a sTosIseTos
s s;H RSIs ' tstFoAb INLAND EXPRESS H. via
Orr expresses for Paiisdsphis Baltimore. wshins.ou and
Iesns and the South. a. heretofore.
For further particulars sRP, IYR e yxpRyss
No. "A Broadway and No 2S7 Csrs-s;.
LOR BRIDGEPORT Fare 80 cents.-The
Il steamer BRIDGEPoRT lesv.. Peet air, T. r., every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, =. u O'eocf
noon arriving time connect With Eanssuck Ho1satoni
and New Haven trains. Freight taken.
EOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare 80 Cents.-The
IL steamer BRIDGEPORT leave. Pecl.slip. Z. R., every
Nh. IN tine 10 eouneet With Nsuasul Hoo.sonc snd
hew-h haven Railroads Freight tAhen
NORTHERN K. r. of n. JERSEY-FOr Pier
~ mont Nysek Haetenssc Underwood, te-Lsases FOOT
OF Cousndtt (sundsy e1cept.d) $40 and $50 and
Leaves Permoni $50 and asa m and 2;4o p N
rJ,HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-
Il TON, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE-Land Ronte-The
'hSs. and KOCH k cs os on. and
vAhDLKBLT Capt D. B. suTye. in conpecon mn R. 1e
read leaving New Yors daily sundsy excepted from Pier No
sI.s wharf above 8s;sIy S s1a s s0a
bT Tho At vSASSbERBrLT from NewYort Monday wedne
day, and Friday From stonngton, Tuesday Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New.Yori, Tuesday, Thurs
dsy, and Saturday From stoniDgon-hOndsy "wednesday
and Friday. . n,, n.
dence and Boston in Express Mail Train reaching said
places in advance Of those by other routes and In ample time
for All the early Morning Lines connecting North and last
Passengers prefer IT, remain board the steamer ENJOY
nights breakfast desired and leave stolng
ton in m. train connecting at Providence with the
m train for Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer ana
esch way. -. - ..--,.x.
steamer or al the FREIGHT Office Pier No North River at
the Office Of the Company, NO. 10 Batieryplaee
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
--Fsr HAVANA and NEW-ORLEASs.-The IA, snd
nyor,,a s,esmship MOSES TAYLOR vii SAL On I'M hs-
Eorts Riyex Bills Of lsdins OF the proper ior1 tar
hed Al the ooe and so bills Of lsdns su o. s;ns1 ss
ct, corner Of Warren On " No-
TcOR ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON, and
II GFoRGETOWN.-TAs Eew-Ysrk and Virgnis e ssrs-
Es,,nhin oany's new sod frsss steamship MOI II
VTRNOS u q Smith CoumandsI. viii leave fisf 10. ~
Eot-h Riy,r for the sSsve ports EVERY sAIt hpA Es
Cabin r,sssszr with unsnrpessed sccernuotsaons 80
Ereir. cents per measurement goods oihef
proportion; .ad received fndsy. and s.tulaay. Nc
as,.Tsrr, 81 ,,esmer For freight passage Spy e.
II. B. CRo&NELL = Co., Ne. % " sf'n
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and aer Monday Nov H. 1889 Passenger Trains VIII
leave Pier foet of Duane-st, as follows viz:
DINKIRK EXPRESS at g. m. for Dunktrf, Buffalo, Can-
,pdsirua and principal intermediate Stations -.
WAY PASSENGER $3.50 for Nevoarsh' forI Jef'h'
and int rmediate Stations 49,, -, o.
MONT EXPRESS 1870 p M, for Duhik, Buffalo CAssn'
daigna and principal Stations -, ,., A. c.a.,x,.
Trains at Elmira with the
and Niagara Railroad Bnghsmon with the Syracuse
Railroads Coming with the Buffalo and New ORR Railroad
for Rochester buffalo Crest Bend with the oI
scranton and s Buffalo and Dunkirk with the LAKE shore
Railroad for Cleveland Cinennst Ioeao Deu0i' 'nosso'
&c and the Canada Railroads. -. ,,,,,or c,s,.
NITI,L MARSH Receiver CHAS. MINOT, Gent supt
NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mel Express lines leave New 1ort al y and
M and p. fare "a Through Tickets sod ior GIN
the South through baggage checked washington IN
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bsxaee will be received for trains unless denfeea ana
checked Is minutes In Of the time of leaving
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and supensI
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves Newi OH even
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'eioca
m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt, Brsyton on hoSDhf,
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, at O'CLOCK p M, rom risr
Hereafter no viii regarded secured 10 any sppb
cant until the shall have been paid for
FREIGHT Boston forwarded through with EreH spon ~
an Express Freight Train - ~ a., ., u..,.,
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| NORTHERN K. r. of n. JERSEY-For Per.
IN mont Nyaok Haotensscl Engewood kc-Lesves foot
OF Courandst (sunday e1cep-d at $40 and $50 and
$40 Leayes Pemoni % 6c0 and lt9 a m and Z4o p pa
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L,OR BRIDGEPORT-Fare so cents.-Tbe
Il steamer BRIDGEPoRT lesve. PED alp, e. R., every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY q. II O'Clock,
noon arriving with Eaasstnck, Housatonic
and New Haven trains. Freight taken.
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Bniloins Materials.

ENCAUSTlC TILES for FLOokS:-Mlh.oh
H. TS. o Vestibuss Halls Dining Rooms, ConseryStoes
earths public buildings Of every SIND as S O n'
nsnis hotels and DIV in every Psrt Of the country
Aso Gs1nkirk Chimney Tops, Drain ripe &c f0i '~0 p"
~'N' MILLER < COATES,
No 279 Pearlst, Newlork-
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can Atlantic Screw Steamship Company new and fsverits
,teemship MONTGOMERY, VIM. c. Berry, Commsnees. VIZ
leave Pieg Ne IL N R. THURSDAY, Nov IL at oeiooA
D m Passage Savannah with unsurpassed
AIS Through tickets New Orleans S1e s TO Mooie
Montgomery s3e. Albany Ga *st Columbus 80 1900
Lowest Freight 10 foot Insurance
per csot. No risk taken under sae Apply to ,,,.
u. b. CROMWELL I Co, No SO Westst.
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EOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare so Cents.-The
IL steamer BRIDGEPORT leave. Pecl.slip. Z. R., every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ST u O'Clock noon
arriving with Nsagatuek Housstonc and
New haven Railroads Freight taken.