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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

* @A@' as s4:; %.''"@' q
most splendid assortment of MANTEIS-the American,
Italian, Egyptian Sienna, Brocatelle, Lbon Tyrenee and
other and costly Marbles combined with the Roman
Antique, Lefevre, and other styles.
Crates.
An endless variety of the west ssy's and patterns from
four dollars each to hundred doll rs.
YALE'S CELEBRATED
Treasury, Bank, Store, and Safe Locks,
Pick, Powder aud Water Proof.
Together with our wellknown
LARGE STOCK OF BUILDERS HARDWARE
Locks Bolts Screws
Butts and Hinges,
Sash Weights, Pulleys and Cord,
Nails and Castings ventilators,
Columns, CAY itals, ETC.
All Of which will be sold the lowest prices the
accommodating terms.
LUNESCHLOSS BROS. & CO.,
SEA- ly III Camp street. near Poydras.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

Axles and Springs.
100 pair Axles, TX to 8 in with Nuts ard Pins.
100 Elliptic Spring., assorted.
For sale by JOHN y. BEIN 4 SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

nB- Texas Frtight-Dpslousns Railroad
Freight received day at ne Barge
street be forwarded trweekly from Bashe per steam
forwarded goods AMI Of insurance lower than
any Bills of ladisg through gyen at the
landing A b. SEGER,
se24 I'm Vice President and Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

TOMES, son & MELvAIN-
No. MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
GUNS, ERY,
PLATED WARE JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY and SOAPS.
~ soe Agents for Westley Richards Celebrated Guns,
seys Gaps, Wadding and Cartridges Hefors Army Razors
jyl6 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

ss-ConsIgnees of 800 kegs Nails. marked
X lin dtamand), ship ROCK Ignt consigned 10 order
will please them selves known to the dischnging clerk
Ievee Post A. First District otherwise they will be
stored at their risk and expe
"'N''N " laEO. W. HYNsON CO.,,
81 street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

WILLY WALLACH-
1871 WILLIAM STREET. New York,
Importer of Foreign Folio Letter and Note Papers and En-.
veopes; Rehbach's Celebrated Lead Pencils German Red
Tapes, Gum Tickets Inksands etc., etc.; Cardboards and
Cards, Staple and Fancy Stationery generally, FOR THE
TRADE. jy23 3meod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

Boiler Heads.
"a best Flange Iron Boiler Heads, 40. 46 and 52in
For sale by JOHN p. BEN & SON,
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-30

HOr6e and Mule Shoes.
Landing ex-ship Harriet 100 kegs best quality Nos l. and
3. for sale by JOHN D. BEN & SON,
SO and Camp street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

TERRIFIC FaLL.-We learn from The Ma.eAe,ter
N. H. American, that man named Robert haenio .u
arrived in that citg ast Monday afternoon, and IN the
c)uree Of the evening, while wandering around me
CITY came 10 Merlin ack square, sod wa. seIed WITH
desire to climb TO the summit OF the nag, star,
vbicb II we remember arght is 206 feet in hight II
WAS oute dark but be started his perilous accent;
psssed the rst splice and gained the dizzy Ltitude
II 1876 feet when he lot bic bold and fell. He struck
fnt on the deck a. the lower splice; glanced thence
and tLen fen TO the ground-not dead, a. would a.
q NJ sitter Of course, be supposed bu. withou. bone
broken, or any serious injury Tie following morning
he said be felt pretty weIl with the exception Of
Lite seDssiion ss if be had been "jounced.'
The following Is the assay Of email lot Of Pkes
Peak gold dat, from Jackson & Csrks digg!ass sent
BY Western bank to banking house To ~; L2us.
Weight before melting, a cwt ATE rneltiag, ps.
IA carsa fGe; value, Se-lo0 csrts per PSt'i '0eA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Nftpalurk Dailu Gribmara
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE SHIP RACHEL ADASpoNED.
The ship Rachel, ashore on the West Bank, has been
abandoned by the Underwriters agent. The whole O.
her cargo has been discharged with the exception OF
the salt, which is q total loss.
SUPPOSED ssIPwREcK.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
SHREWSBURY, N. j., Sept. "a, 1889.
Sidney T. Stratton Of Nachez, Miss, sojourning 1t
this place. at the Postmssters, and walking on the
beach near the Long Branch boarding houses to-
day, picked up bottle aostog on the surf in which
was paper Of which the folio wing is copy:
"On board schooner Mary Briggs Of Savannah, Ca,
Sept IL, 1852 off of Bsrnegst Coast OF NewJersey.
Storm terrible from n +. No vessels in sight and We
in terrible condition; both mssts and rudder gone.
Expect every moment to go down. II this be found,
plesse send to New.York and Savannah papers.
Capt sAML GUNNER, and six Hands,
We do not find iuch vessel recorded in the Amer
can Lloyds.
THE GREAT EASTERN TO CONE TO SEw'YoRk.
Capt. ComstOck says that II has been fully deter
mined by the Board Of Direction tha. from Portland,
Maine, the Great Eastern shall come excursion
trip to New.Yoik, by the way Of Sandy Hook. This
il positively settled and determined. Shor ly before
the chip left the Thames, Cspts. Comstock and Earfi.
son were both questioned the subject before heBoard
of Direction and both concurred in the opinion that
the ship can enter the harbor over the bar at Sandy
fau Gus clippeT-shp Great Republic crossed the bar
safely drawing inches % feet. 1t was then
ged that after her arrival at Portland the Great
Eastern shoud be hghtebed TO the required draft and
then proceed on her excursion TO this city via Sandy
Hook.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28


SOUTH AMERICAN PEACE Commercially the
Assure rcion, yesterday, arrived Don Fernando Segui,
from the Parana, with cOmmnL locations for Mr.. Yam
eey, fom the Central Government But the Peace
Conference at the hospable table Of Mr.. Yaucey e.
ccived an unwonted check last Dght, plates, bottles
&c. supplying the place Of pleasant words among his
guests, and Mr.. Yancey having had his spectacks
broken in the fray, it is probable he will now zee
clearer into the nature Of SOu'h American diplomacy
Meantime the peace negotiations have come ~
more speedy termination than WAS anticipated, the
prem,nares on each side rejected. the intervention OF
Mr. Ysncey falls to the ground.
The COnfeder ate Government required an mmediaA
suspen ion Of hOstities the Government Of Buet 90
Ayfes the retirement OF Gen. Urquiza from public life
The former was obviously iEadnssible by ITSELF sud
the latter could hardly be expected during the present
peculiar organic stion Of the Provincial Governments.
Thus this has all ended in talk, az many expected It
would from the frat the srbitrament o war is to de mo
the question. II must have war then, let ne have
II quickly; let no more time be lost 10 these redundant
preparations" which only render the desired sou-
ton more difficult which day by day rise fresh inter
ests proftipg in the continuance OF cOmmoion, AMI
sntsgoDis'c TO the return Of that fr endy union which
can aone secure to these countries the blessings Of
lasting peace five must hsye war, let be no desu
tory Diminishing, no fruitlsss wanting, no byplay OF
empty meaning gless words let the trumpet make no
doubtful sound let not the sword esp from the scab'
bard merely to fash in the sunlight OF Spring.
Busnos Ayres Times, Aug H.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

The BALLOON AscEysIoS.-The seeord balloon
ascension from Water;Own, Of Mr.. La Mountain, TOOK
place on Thursdsy afternoon. The day vas san; at
least 10000 people present to witness the event.
The initiation began about II o'clock q. m and graz,
uslIy but perceptfy the large Atlantic began to swell
into and assume i4 mighty proportions. The process
Of initiation, though slow, was indeed hne snd, taking
place in the center Of the spacious public .qosre,
could be viewed by the entire crowd. At about
o'clock the gallant sir ship was struggling manfaiy
for its freedom when the Ger attached and tho
sand bags used TO confne it were succeeded by hun
dreds Of strong arms, wherever the ropes and netting
could be seized. At precisely 81, the cool, daring
seronau accompanied by his no less undsunted pas:
seDger John A. Hsddock Of The RJormer, mounted
into the car and after hearty shaking Of hands with
those around then, the unfsttered ship bore them
rapidly to the skies. Their at frs. was nearly
perpendicular but after rising one or two thousand
feet chsngei TO the norhs sst and in Just II minutes
from the time Of starting the voysgers were lost to
view in the clouds. No f1er Wow or more exciting
and exbilsrstng spectacle well be imagined than
was presented by the skywsrd bound rsveerr for the
fret few thousand feet biets of paper, sdverse:
ments &C.. prepared for the purpose, were showered
DO wn amid the cLeeriIg Thousands below. :,
fuuca Hera6.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept.
IL 1852 Trains will leave Chsmbepst Station - follows:
PIpress Trains and IL m and 5p m. for Hudson $50 m
7:i5 IN and l:l5 for Tsryto~n, 2t5 and 6;t, m
Peehsk $50 The Hadson, Poushteepsie. Psekan
ene Tanytowu Trains OF the Wa Sta
Passengers taken Chambers, Canal Chrsopher ADD
Slst New YORK. leave Troy 4t $780, and 10 "a
M and 3:55 M and Albany about Is minutes later On
Sunday a. 6 .. A.P. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Uater Qure.

DR. E. J. LOwENrHALs wATER-CURE
IL and dGYMNAsIUM-Ho, accommodates ff Trs1sien:
and Permanent Boarcer No. ITO Bleeckerst New York
TT,HE WATER-CURE and HYGIENE INSTI-
Tu1E locs.ed Nos IS and Is Lsixht door from
d. johns Park GOOD BOARD be obtained from - 70
els PR week Trsosen: p~rsns 81 PR dsy Gym1Aam
sId blAiDs privileges provided Cor the OF f1es Tree Of
ehsrse. Oticee Cops1l,stions from g. % p IN 4
TRAIL, n D., and D. A. GoRTOH. II D., PnJsiciAna J.
BAACHER Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF QUEENS. 1s,

C-Edward w. Bradley Charles y Toy, Danis Chill
son Mssdacns Boerum and SyvAnus s. smith, Warren Mitch
e Thone Executors kc. Of the st win and ,esta-
men John Mitchell dec-ased for relief Com noe
ssrved) To the Defendants You herby summoned and
qsd The complaint In this sction which ws 6ed in
the Of the Clerk Of the County Of a jamaica Long
and orthe l4h day Of March, 1857 copy Of
the said complaint the sabsrb-s ct their oce No
So Broadway In the city of NewYo within twenty days asr
service this exclusive Of the day Of such
service fail the said complaint within The
time aresaid the Plaintiff this action win apply he Court
fr the reef demanded in the congratulated Newforh
March l4h, 1887 FIELD sLCrTE
snA iawiOvWed Plaintiff 70 At'ys No. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

4 sTONIsHING.- Grey. I@ Chatham,st, {,
syr1p DepOtA So Cbs,tsmi 500 Grand sSA iS srosa"sy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County New.Yot no- /. hereby s,n % al p-sons
having claims asDs, MARCIA ABBE lste of Roehand In tho
State Of Ase deceased 70 pfessEt the sAne sa soa nsis
thereof the subscriber at the ofee d HENRY FESsEN-
DEN, No 20 Wals.Tcet In the City of Newrort on 90
before The fourteenth Day q nex'-Osed Ne~fork
Tie es'sA'A I'' sAME {. rEssENpEN, Aduiui.,.,Or.
jyls lswsmw'
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Roswell G.
Br.nard ESQ., sarruss,e Of the County Of knss soace
hereby given, sccordns 20 w ell Persons havIs claims
sxsn: CARMAN A. slMoNSoN late Of the City Of Brokyl.
deceased s, they required 20 exhie; the same Win e
thereof 70 the subscnbe he Executon The resi-.
dsn.e q Isaac Lcpe. No Mddsss',. BroSan OF No
Fulton Marke In the City Of NewYork, before The In
day Of January rsxt-Ds,ed Jaly lsas
SARAH ANS SlM0NSON, r,..,tcr.
jys iawsnw ISAAC c. LofER
NOTICE ef APPLICATION for the discharge.
IN Of an nsovrr. nom his deo pursuant the proys0n of
the 50 article Of the Is, title Of the h CHAPTER OF The ee
Revised sa,utsANoaiee frat pobs soed sep t2 ie y
FORMAN WILKINSON Of the City o Syracuse, In the County
Oponda In his individual capacity and - member OF tne
Of Howaf and WhnsoH Cc.ditos 70 appear ssofe The
Hon Kchad woewoI,h County Judge of Oncnds County
counselor a, law q Coz =. S b: 0ni.s y hs Sos
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. show caus. any they
have why said inc yrus estze should not ee
made aud be- b. die harssd from hs u pursuant % law
S~l4 lawlOwW.. J. WILKINSON ATTY 6r fns'nt.
Syracuse, Nsw-Yofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
MisreIlaneous.
UredI Steamers, &r.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA for
III LIVERPOOL PERSIA, C. Il. =. JedkLrs C'n1
nlAnd-r tho Compenys Doek =. Jersy Guy via
The ard p4s-pseTs f.; EaToP-, WEDSEsDAi ths
requested - be bard ~ oeSk
/. u. TIE ASIA - H. SAL oa IN. l.h Of October.
Z. CuNARD NJ Sowlag GIeen-
NOTICE to CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
~ The TICKET OFFICE faT f..ii, Mail s;einsA-
CeupAuy has been REMOVED Oga No IL "ssis eorar q
W1iser tie ocs So.h Atsate S:eAss7 Company
on the > lsIf iooi c! CALAls,-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

TNHE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON, PROvIpENCE-L.nd Roa,s-rss
seortss, and most airec.-Canyins the Ess.-rn Mail
The r-snru PLYMOUTH ROCK, Cap. Joel s;one, and 9.
VANDERBILT, Csp D. B. Sturses In connection VITA ne
eoue,on Providence Boston and Prgsdence kroed
<svrs New. Yort daily Sunday exc~pei) ron fsr No
N fss wharf above Battery pel n And S'ocn<oa
$50 N arrival Of :6e mail tfAin which ssves b'sao
q $50 ?. N.
day sad Friday From Ssinson Tuesday THURSDAY and Sat-
urday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK hor4 N-wYork Tuesday, rhac
d.y and Saturday From s,oason-Mnlsy Wednesday and
Friday.
Psssersen yrcceed rom seonaroa, Ier Hs!rd 70 Frov
derce and boston Exrr~ss Mall Irsn reaching sald
places In advance of ths- BY cher and 10 ample tine fof
Morning Lines Norm sae East Pos~-
ser ia. prefer H. remain hoard TIE oy nshss
undsturhed breaast eesrrd AID leave Snins,oa the
200 tin, Providence with The II frain
for Bostcn.
Fur f.onn Providence % Ee~por, 80 cents
Baggage Master secompsns sci Train through
esrh way
For pssssse kehs ra.eroms f~ish sr?ly board he
y4ssr or 81 Frrgh: Once, pier No Norh River, q
tee offoe Of the Company, No. 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
8dss bp Anrtisn.

HESaY HoeuEr, Aae:icneer.
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A RrTFALO ROBES
WILMERDlNG H03UET 4 BUMBERf
saeaoouls Sos p .rd = Rarcisys.
win s-n
On WEDNESDAY. sept q, 1852
o, II o'cloeG
A. No. 81 Exchaus se plsee,
25,00e BUFs ALO kOBEs,
BY order ~
M.srs RAMSAY, CROOKS. SON 4 Co.
B.-Thes. the BLACKPEEr and UPPER MTssOI- u
RoBEs, and they the LARGEST and DARkEST :h.;
20 Iris msrkst
The skin will be ready for inspection, wh Casosaes
deys previous 20 The sale TERMS LlBEaAL
EvERY ROBE 10 Of THIS YEARS COLLECTION, and
FREeu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Rorses, Carriages, 81

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES AN elegant a.
~ OF class Carr.zes manutaetared IN ms ey
NAV b. found n No. 7o Brosawsy hs Strangers vis
, The city Az. invited 10 call illustrated csaogles sea
when re4uesed JAMIE o. ohS"SiLn-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW.JERSEY-

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting Q, New Hampton with the Delaware, Lack
Western RAosa and Eastoo With The L<aisA
Valley Rairuad
0raxER RARlAIssMEHYs-Ccmmercin Nay s,lsS Leaves
NevYcrh for Eason and intermcdats pisces om Pier No
Horh River st 7o and As aud q m Tor Sonef-
s Elisabeth With trains the EAred vsics
ksve Ne~York from loot Ct courtlAndsst o. 7<o And u
n, and and p m
fhe llS m ran nom New York rsies Close eonnectoe
East Pennsysnis Railroad Reading without change Of cara
end connects Reading direct foe Ps.tsve and Harrisburg
Psens1rp for the Delaware Lakavxnna and Western Rail-
road vilesve at 80 only; for Lehsn Valley RAroad q
f:soA m and II IS only.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
T0HE BRITISH and NORTH ANIERICAN
II ROYAL MALL STEAMSHIPS.

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM SEw-YeRk LIVERPOOL.
Chief Csbn Ps...se:
rsoM BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Ps.sse. sse..''.'''.'...''..........~tO
The ship. from Boston call at Halifax;
sio. ssTipA eASsItA oe esS. Lsnh &
ASA AsHsts Cat. g. LSs S'se kfxGAaH Cap xndson
AFRICA cP sh,n.o1 b. eh, Gsp I9e sIeeu on
PERSIA yudiin'.... leaves York. Wedresdsy, Sept q
AkAsiA AsIA b. s..s' + Yoi %sdHs:Ss
GHsApA so'iGn Yarl
EUROPA. L~eh ..... esve. Boston .Wedne.Ssy' Nov.
aMERIt Boston Wsdns:,.y Soy Noy s
Birth. no, secured Until paid for.,
An eIperieuced sarseon board.
lee. bin. Of sdn. srr signed value thereof ther,
''' freight e. S;,Sss SSrSxk? No. Bowling Green
CREAT REDUCTION.-THE VANDERBILT
~ EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL srEAn
snds n. sSa.I: .:yn hi: ts ;sss ss51,
iaSI 'os .ou1Erro' :cg1a..i1o.
iiiiI, WisOn:..: s.snId.y @. 2 WsSns.s.y Nov
,: ..ss:
ysi Risi s!'s: s: s'' ias .ss .T; %
OCEAN oUEEN-la cabin, sloo and ssoi u cabin, 90.
IL
Ybt,d cabin, limited number ESQ.
Certificates Passage Issued from Europe 10 America spes
lsNysrsl In London and Paris.
D. TORRANCE. Agent No. Bowling gesu:
Cotton and ohedGoods taken freight 1t current rsssa
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL and LONDON, calling
Liverpool NewYok, and Phadephia Steamship Company.
endd Clyde built Iron Screw Steamships are intended 70 sail
y follows .. ,,uo.v
,s,,r,v55sseeM IRON NEw-Yohk. s..n,d., o,.os., l.
CITY OF MAHCHESTER....... Saturday, October Is
CITY or WASHINGTON Saturday, October ~
KANGAROO OO.........,....."...ss Saturday, November
At IL O'clock noon, from Pier No. AN. h
RATES or PASSAGE
Cabin from New York 10 Cork Liverpool. 30
Cabin from New York and Phladelpha ~ London
fhird Ca" 10 Cork or Liverpool. -
Cass 10 London. eoS
lturn tickets from Liverpool available go
Passengers forwarded % Haue, Psr Hamburg Bremen and
Pusenser Ireland BY Hoe avoid the sk and Gest
detention Of calling st. Johns the steamers proceed Cork
por fesht or pAssse. apply once Of the Company
'0niI In ISsfpoo, % to- 70 wM fNMXN Tower Baidlas-
nor SAVANNAH and dFLORIDA-U. S. MAIL
l. LlHE.-Tse avonte st. .n.hip AUGUSTA, Cap. NJ ..
Woodhu1, will leave SATURDAY, Oct !, At p. m.,
from Pier No! r Through & ;..s. sysn " 2 GIa aG9EIso%s
''' SAMUEL L. INIT MTSRII .ss s6S sbs No. Is Broadway
TOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
| l. GEORGEToWN-The NewYork and Virginia screy
stesm,hip Companys and fnt-cl.s ssesushp MOUNT
yFRNOS y c. Smith, .nder win leave Pier No L.
North RIVER for the above ports SATURDAY, October
FreIsh, per foot gods other articles
proportion aDd received Fridays and Saturday, No COM
i.son charged for forwdre No bills Of adns signed asr
"P~ ~ B. CROMWELL 4 Co No So wes.-s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and aer MONDAY, Sept 49, 1885, Passenger Trains win
leave Pier, foot Of Duane g., ,ss follows Wiz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS al a. m. for Ounkirk, Buffalo, Can
snfasua and principal intern ediA.e Stations.
MAIL TRAIN a. $3.50 NJ, for Dunkhk and Buffalo, and In
teruedis.e Stations.
WAY PASSENGER a, 30 p. m for Newbursh MddesO~n,
end intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS n4so NJ. for Dunkirk Buffalo, Csnsn
dagua, snd principal Stations ~
Tese Express Trains at Emra with the CanAndasua
and Nissars Falls Railroad Bin asmton With the Syssuse
and Biz shamton Railroad for Syrscuse at Corning, with the
Buffalo CopiDs and NewYoIl Railroad for Rochester And
Buffalo, Great Bend with the Delaware LsckswsnnA and
Western Railroad M Scronton and Buffalo and Dunkt with
troit Chicago, kc. and the Canada Railroads
NATHL MARSH. Receiver. CHAS. MINOT, Gen'l Supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

NETWORK and EEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN ls5A SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
Commencing May S 1854
Pssersen 6a,on In NsvYosk corner Of Hths and tshsv
Entrance Tths-
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORk,
Rcr New. Haven, m (sx ) l2:ta Sl5 (exl Sp snA
t:& .. For Bridgeport tex l2:+5, S;le texlt
s: and AS FoI Milford sssfO,a p.rdea ssuthpp,s
7sam. 1913. s:l5 (eIl; $50. as $50, s:Sp ra
Dsrien and Greenwich, n: l2:S $50 - .S' oS
i:8 $50 $50 For Por. Cheter ard irsrmsAisN ~
tons, T. Q q m. ; u: ~ $50 k:S, $3.50. e:S pm
CONNECTING TRAINS
FOR Bosoo. &C. m (-1 Sis teI) Pof Hartford 40
spnnsf.hs (eIlS 5 mtsIe For Connecticut River Kali
ton For Haven New London and s.ouins Railroad y
and s5 p. Tor Canal Railroad 70 Northampton
4 m Tex ard H. Is p ror Housstoac Railroad o m enl
Sis m For Nsura,uck Railroad NJ, S:lS .. m so
panbury and NorvaA Railroad, sHm. 80 Pm
JAMES h. HOYT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Excursions.

IF you wish TO enjoy most delightful
i ezearicn Tip and take view Of he beautiful
en-Ty the Eas. River the public sands with tns improve
pen.s HelGs,e kc, take the fast sailing steamer kNOCH
DEAN. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT end FALL RlNER-The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves Newyork every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at O'Clock NJ,
end the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Bnyon, on MONDAY,
3N.R
Hereafter will be- regarded secured 20 any sppn
cant until the sane snail have been pail fer.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch oy
Express Freight Train ,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

Tvsr SIEWARTs COUGH CANDY--The very
.-.tIs nae fcr Coughs Coda soa b,orc-,.i Aatc-
80. - ia..s. All who use it STEWART Co, AA--is-
;ur,r, No Us PeaIi ST., New'io'k.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
NETWORK ard HARLEM RAILROAD
IN SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

IN bNMMEK AhhANUEMENE -,
On and after WEDNESDAY Sept q, 1889, trains will eav
2S,hst Station, New-Y as follows:
For Williams Brdge-7+5 aud II q m. $3.50 aud $3.50 p N
For White Plsns-l3So sfN p. m, and 6:l5 p m fron
White and Centre-sts.
For Dover Plains p. m.
From Albany-s:SOs m Mail Train
Returning, will leave
Dover Plans-5:30 O.
White Plsns-5: 80 and Q. nl., and p m.
Williams Bndge-6:4o and $3.50 m and 5;E m
Abany-e:I5a a. m. Mai Train. N. J. CAMPBELL. SUPP
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