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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
San Jnnn Island.

The arrival of Gen. Scott at Victoria pre-
vented collision which was impending oe-
tween the forces of Gen. Harney on the Is
land and those Of Gov. Douglass, Chief Mag
istrate Of British Columbia, The difficulty
is pretty well understood by our readers, as
being one of those open questions left SO by
the treaty Of 1916 between England and the
United States The United States claimed
81 deg 40 min. or one, but finally agreed
to the parallel Of 4! deg. The line of 40 deg.
was to run as far as "the middle of the chan
mel separating the continent from Vancou-
ver's Island, thence southerly through said
channel and the Straits of Fuca to the Paei
fic ocean, The question now is, which of
the two channels through the archipelago is
the channel alluded to in the treaty, for there
are two, the Rosario and the Canal de Hare.
The Canal de Haro is the larger and the
shorter, but the Rosario is the safer. The Ro-
/ sario. how ever, is much the narrower, and in
respect to width and depth the Canal de Haro
must be considered the main channel. The
Rosario straits being considered the bounda
nv. San Juan Island falls to the British The
Canal de Haro being the boundary, it falls
to the United States.
The question is one which must simply be
determined by the rules of navigation. If
sailing masters regard the main channel
through any given space as being that chan
mel which affords the safest anchorage in case
of adverse winds, instead Of the channel
which is the broadest ane the deepest, why
then then English claim to San Juan Island
| is eood, for the Rosario Straits afford much
better facilities for anchorage than does the
Canal de Haro. We are inclined to think,
however, that the main channel must be con.
sidered by navigators that which is the
broadest and deepest. We therefore consed.
er the claim of the United States to San
Juan Island valid and just one.
We understand, from gentleman of this
city, who has visited, the Island that it is a
very desirable possession. 1t abounds in rich
land adapted to all the purposes of agricul
ture and affords a wide extent of natural
pasturage Already a factor of the old
Hudson Bay Company is upon it, with large
flocks of sheep, and doing well for himself
and the Company About an equal number,
we believe, of British and American residents
are on the Island. Washington Territory
has extended a nominal jurisdiction over it,
including it by legislative enactment in the
County of Whatcom. Taxes have also been
assessed on the inhabitants of the Island, but
never collected.
But, however valuable the Island may be,
there is no necessity of a war between Eng
lind and the United States regarding it.
The question is one of easy solution, for it
simply depends upon the question as to which
is the main channel, and honest, unbiased
can determine that point readily
An ignorance of the geography of the
country was probably the reason why this
matter was left an open question by the mu
tual negotiatros of the treaty of 1916. 1t
may turn out to be an unfortunate ignorance
for both countries, but we do not seriously |
anticipate any hostilities upon the subject.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
Ladies, Misses and Chlldren,s shoes

Is regularly in receipt of invoices of FINE GOODS
from the following celebrated manufacturers:
J.B. MILLER & 90, New York.
3. CAliILL,
J. W. W.McOURDY SON, Philadelphia;
j. MILES & SON,
d. r. KING CO.,
l.. BENKERT,
@. BENKERT,
p. CONRAD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
To N. JAMES REDParH.

FIRE AT HASTINGS & Co.'S Or WoRxs.-Tne ex'
ienslye oil works Of Hastings & Co.. corner OF jrn'
nell and Prospect streets, which contain 10 Inc Duiii
ings and sheds the argest amount Of on, on storage
and in process Of manufacture Of any establishment in
the city, or probably four times a. much - was con-
suned IN the receft corfsgrsticn on North Water
street, was discovered to be on tire this morning be-
treent the hours of and O'Clock. The fire orignsted
in the mall wooden building adjoining the main ~orks
which va. damaged considerably and the fixtures en-
tirely destroyed. large quantity Of oil IN vsts VS.
dan sged TO come extent by wser. The Fire Dspsrt'
men, Wa promptly On hand AID the lanes were soon
exiipguisbe5. Spontaneous combustion was unqnes-
tionably the cause OF the fire. Wooden stra'ne,s $40
used il the bleaching process ard although grss, Pre-
caution has slEaye been sken to have them
washeo it s Supposed they produced me Sre I;r,;n.
bs., .nd an ,d;r.,msnt Of the ioss viii DO male q
soOp a. ssceysAled. lNSH'D0~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
CUPREME COURTROOM JAY and ELIZA.

SCPREME C0URT-JOHN JAY and ELIZA
~ NOR X JAY HE wifi: John Carbon Jay md
Laura J-y, Ne .i pnp Ausssa. Da sos and Cs,hsrins
br-n. Ais s'fr Hsnr, Pse~ ard Elisa Jay Pe'sw. ds
vi e. William Cisris Augusta Jay; Fanc. I.
ard Hsi-a icy Gsrr.-s u. bic wits. Mary Rstberford
Prime "a Harriet prne. Plaintiff assus. JOHN
GARRISON JAY ard MARTIN LABRisKIE. Trustees
or n1drr tAe ~it % Ann Jay, Or
css.-c Ehssb,h Carson lay Efraee;h Carlson Jay.
Trs;. Mary Da~,ou. uDcS tie VII y the s>a Ann Jay,
s,ssS John 3u't.r~aih 1r.'ee iot "a j. buiiersoh
sni Augusta Brtsworh under 'be viii 81 he sod Ann Jay.
j. hn CAsNos Jy sIisiag shscG;cs 81 ne ast v H.
e. 4 Avn Ja, c.cea.cd ,nd Mary Da~~n Ina j. b'ef
worth Au.s.,s J. or'h ACsos,as JAY Aosass oAkh
Ynssh,h Bsh ard Lewis RAoh Mathew Clsscn Nnd ssAs
N.,cs Csrs.on RS vile William Mead and John JONAS ntHs
tees the viii q The $40 JAY decr,s r h. lneo
osics Seminary beoasis ihs Protestant hP'c9fl 0eea
IN FAirfsx County ysiua IRE Evangelical kncsledse Se
i..i.urd IN shs City of Nv York Deendsn,s Summons
For PeHs T. d,rGsn's ard esch Of he You ar- here
hy summoned sd qsred the Complaint N D" &c
.r Which will b. fled the oce Il he Clerk Il the Ciiy and
County Of Newton the City Han in The City 81 Ne~fos
AMI - copy % The aid Complain; on The
sb.b-rs ofre, NJ. q Wal ~; In the sNd CITY.
within twenty iys A- the service Of this Summons 90 yon et-
elusive Il IN. service and fail 20 answer he
Complaint; WiAin the sorrssd the pain' IN tss &c
ton apply o6 tho re- deusud-d 10 the Com
f P.a'uuss AroTneya
The Ccursn IN hts seton fled in The Office u the aid
C III Of The City snd County Of SewNork a. TOE Sy uA
IN the said CITY New York thr srverh day OF nay
sse-Dsted Ava 2, 1859 SMirHk WooDWAkD,
aug 3, lawlewTh PLANTING Atensy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
Dater Cure.

nR. f.. J. LOWENIHALs WATER-CURE
IL and GYMNAsIUM-ho,el accommodations Tor Transient
and Permanent Boardea No. 10 bleeckrrst New York
TI,HE WATER. CURE and HYGIENE INSTI
IUTE 10 located Nos is and H Laishts, door from
o., Johns PARK GOOD BOARD can BE- obtained from 50 10
81 Ger week; FULL TREATMENT, with Board, from 81 70
SIS per week Transient parsons. pei day Gymnasium
ard Bathing privileges provided Tor the VI guests free Of
charge Office Consultations from a. IN To p. IN
TRAIL, NJ. D, and d A GORTON, NJ D., Physicians. T.
EANChER, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
legal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate oil
N.wYcrk nsce herby Owen al persons hsyins Claims
assus. EDWARD l. COMMON t@ Of tss Cy 81 Ne foix,
e-c~s.-t p-s-u, The the voucher thereof 20 toe
sut.erb-r Office Of WhiiehOre, No. 30 broed
way il City Of s-~fors, before ne drs, day OF De-
Ger. DsxtDs.ed Newly the eleventh day Of May lsN
uyl2l.we Tn CHARLES L. COMMON Executor.
CUPREAE COURr.-In the Matter OF the
~ Aston BANk--Natice d hereby nyen hat req ne 81
CREDITORS Ct AsTOR BANK 10 eThilh aad estAolsn
their before the Ml1Ket Bank corner o. rear
sus B@tmsn, New Yors wtain thirty days from 10 date
eersof-p s<d Hev-fcrk, AuE 10. ls5e -
ROBERT HiYDOCK,
Receiver Of the As:of Bank.
wAKENAS LATINO A.orreyslf os 2eesis-r No -
1a.;eG 81, S<v.IsIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
HEALTH OF QC

~ AMyRicAN WOMEN CS.
IL hiss often fec,on that The physiological anatomy
of liable efiIz aad disease, Tor which
reliable rn -sy been found 10 me regular ned al pro-
f,.ion Eyry uother Of family and tusss above Is
yesrs Il y Ip-reace ths Social position, wealth and
Cultivated p.on b this rule s. universal
tres. the of Is 20 - years, ,hst
every q. /. Interested On 90 aiLing certain re!st
Iuesusris a general de biity and nervous
ues lot If duriIg the larses; pr
lou Il tn-ir life.
experience - many year, the severe tests o. ston
nv si,ufc medical Of the in the psciee
AID N the families Of phycrs sod II, general use IN tue anil
10. of cpgvrnrn the cultivated snd rehned IN
tue couliry Iesusd in toe elegant and wei! Known
pr,p.ra0 Of tie Gfefnberg Company the ony reliable
remedy known for universal sCd distressing diseaes Of
Inpepersd b. edrcaei pbyseIn Of great experience
ara s~ays found fully equ,l % repesen;a;ions con
ceuftgi, known tn, Gr1,fesbr2 C01DdHys MAX
sHaLL- UTERINE CATbOLICON. .
Pre- so bottle ire b0tGes fer 80. ran Be f1fey
,enf b. erpre,. ddIyess JOSHUA BRIDGE d. d. see,s.
ta,y Ccn.aH1 Phsuel1a, G,aenberg Company NO ~
PARK Row, NEW-YORk
Having examined certificates e The Gr.eeuberg Company
take pssafe IL yig they present sydence. OF tne
rs and aye eued the confidence q ne puzzle M pr
with Of the MEMBER OF tns Orsefenoers
Cupsry .s,ies IN expressing me opI,on That th.f Eed
cue, ar x1rthy Of coufdence" FRAxcfs Hall,
gd,,0, and Pyoprlft0y Nsp- York Commercial Aaeeyts~.
BADGE say be eoa'a.ee p'o"orary by letter,
ar AZ. y1sa.ia bra>fnbrg b..tzoa, No So PGrsror
O1oe hotys y 10 1 and 3to &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
GfrursloNs.

NEWARK. BERGEN POINT and NEWARK
~ EXCURSION DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPrED)-Fae -
Steamer TAMHLND lssyes N-~aA a. J. IN aad "a
m .po foot e New YOfk e. 10 And v NJ
Connects with Belyl- bos. Freight a. lowest rates
If you wish 10 ENJOY most delgntiui
1 excrrsion trip and .she view Of n. o-andiu
scenery the EAst RSer the public Islands with th prys
merits HeD.G.,. kc AXE the tAstssins steamer ENoCH
DEAN. Bee Advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
NEw-YORK AID HARLEM RAILROAD


On and after WEDNEsDAY sept o. 1859, trains VII leave
y, h..t S-s'iou, New Yorx as :Nows;
For Williams BRIDGE IS and II m 2:S and $3.50 p m
For Wh.'- Paus-lsS) x-d T. m. and els 2. from
White ard Grutis-s's
For Dover esirs-i ?. n.
From Al5aly-s:S0a N. NAL Train.
Returning will leave
II Plan.-5:S0 Il.
W,i,e Plsrs-5S sud o spd n.
MtHaas B7dg--6 ~ a.. 3 81 and $3.50 p M
AbAy-e:i5a IL NAL Traa. N. J. CAMPBELL, supt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
flndnldi.
ALBERT II. NicoLsy. ADctoneer.
DEGTLAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS and

DEGULAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS and
HI BONDs-ALbERT n. NlCOLAY will se1, THIS DAY
(Thurso.yh At Il o'clock a. The Ssrc... EIcaanse.
l60 h,s Houston and Texss Central Rsr1sd INV $40
Aso Il. ociocS az the SO SsIesroor, No 81 Wla
near Wal:
IS .h,res Chatham Bark s25 each
l0,bsIe' Bank # he Con.mon" eal,h, 100 each.
20,t Oriental Ba-s Z p e.eh.
~ shares New-W ord Fire Insurance Con pany 80 each.
10 shLrSs R1tgers fire Insurance Co, s25 zach.
Is ,hsis. Uni'ed States Fre Company e5 eaeh.
o. shares Security Fine losgrauce Company ESQ eseh
10 sha hetTOp tap FIRE Insurance Conp,ny flc each
~ ,bsres Ph.nx Fire Insurance Company $50 euh
II Coun ban Na Insurance Company el00 each
80 shares Natl, nal FIFE Insurance Company So 80 each
& 1850 Commercial Mutual LIS Scrip 1875. ST. .Dd %.
~ ,hs,. Msnhsitsn Fire lDsursnce Company 30 each
10 shares Arctic Fire Insurance Company So each.
l5shsres Lamar Fire In,u.suce Company. 100 each.
shsies WashlngtOn sI- intursrce Company 80 each
stsr,s FachguFe Fire Insurance Company 81 each
3 sh.es Howard Fire lusuraoce Company. 81 each.
10 shares Gs Western Marine In,lr. Co BOO eseh.
20 ,hsres Lerox Fire Insurance Company, s25 esch.
II shares P,ik FIVE In,ura,cc Company. 100 each.
IS sbsr,s KiDs Count, Fire snrsnce ,mp.oy so esh
10 shares Nero snte Mutual Insurance Co. slc esch
25 shares Home Fire Insurance Company Z 100 each
demuity Fire Insurance Company, $50 esch
IS shares Chicago ST. Pau a. Fond lac RR 100 each
~ shares WlkesosIre Penn Gas Company, SO each.
Pew No. IC3 Church of the MelNAh.
2, shares COMPOUND Metallic Spring Company 80 each
sI2tW Rscn. and Mississippi Railroad s Mortgage Bonds
&c go TfeyeroD Coal and Railroad Isl Motisae Bonds
$500 scioto aud Hooking Valley p cen; Bonds.
$500 Town Of Fort madison WIS per cent Bonds
$1,000 Missouri state per cent Bonds
Securities received In addition 10 the regularly avered st
ddrns every sse Next regular sale on MO 'DAi Sept D.
Regular Auction Sales Of stock and Bonds Monday AID
Thursday every day whenever required, a. Ia ek e
Stock SslsroOIn No 50 William a. the Merchants TX
the Brokers Board soG Interest allowed
deposits aud dividends collected Sales also made Of Real
Estate public or At private sale wbsq deiIes
lrc.I and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
me0iraI.

A STONISHING.- Grey, I32 Chatham-st,
"A cured Of Plies used bottles Of Dr. Leahs Yellow Dock
syrup Depo,s $50 Chatham 52 Grand and 40 Broadway
CLOVE ANODlNE TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
~ Th. simple eff aciou, remedy acts instantly upon
the nerve mediate relief given IL vii not
uupsy effect the breath like Kreoste indre the gums or
destroy enamel the teeth the numerous cures has &C
sie well ste.ed and has only 20 become generally
Re highly appreciated By the public IL h-s long
b,rl b. DeLrs,s . $500. . =, go
Fulton ST., New forki
DRUGS, &c. WILLIAM III. klNSLEf,
~ No. IL Gol'st, ness AAidenlane, Ne YcEl orefs 70
RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS
AZ Assortment reliable DRUGS kc reasonable terms
CONslGNMENrs u MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c,
d.Iosd Of TO ne best s'Ssntsse OF brought 70 pubic notice.
DEMEMBER that STEINTELD's CORDIAL
IN COGSAc BlTTERs relieve Bilious Dlrrhea Dl ssnery
Pile. ard al Bowel plants for al Dfdgsss
AID Bars, and a. ). STEISfELDS, No. 70 Nsssau-'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT ara FALL RlvER-rhe s2eodd ala .l2,'ior
ssr- = METROPOLIS C.p- Brown, leaves New every
SCksDAY, THURSDAY AID SATURDAY a. ) o'e..ct "a,
I'D ne kAPlRE STATE, Csp; brsyton, on ADsDaii
WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY a. ococt p n, from Pier No
SNR- -,
Hef-a.sT vii BE- regarded secuted 10 a1y sapi
clut urfil iLr shall have e--n paul tr.
Fesht Bosr forwarded -AroCth Win sre.: dspatea %
WA BOApEy, Assst Nss 70 I'D u VETS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
TT7UrOY RIyER Rail ROAD.-From Sept

III VIHUN III In M I-Al'JfL'- IVuI sept
1859 TtsiBs ~n esv- CASHIERS IT s'Sion follows;
Fsp.rss Trains. II snd % for hlcson ~ m
r Si1g s:45 n, and and 10 80 p u S Poasakeepsie
7:l5 N. ara las for rsTry:oSr, - and o. - m :
fer P-es.ki 5So Q. The H9cson PoGshse-psie, Penti
rsr3ytoWa Trans sep a. uos' 81 ne y ga
Psse1ssrs AIKEN a. Cnambrrs Cara christopher sod
SlsJ Trains Tor 'eY 5rt Troy it5 $50. ana 10 10
and IS sd Albany about Is mouss ls,e, On
Snri,S %. A z. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
A. J BLEtcKER, Auc,ionrer
GREAT SALE OF ~ VALUABLE LOIS,
furniture.

CHAMBER ENsMELED FURNITURE at
~ old established Eagle Mandatory No So Broadway,
Eve door, above Laura k' Ds Th-aier Elegant SUITES ~
ali styles and coois from SIS upward SdPer - any
Manufactured IN this country Wardrobe MATTRESSES Sc
ENAMELED L u NIT L K .-First-case,
IL Grained prnsmensl scknowl-dsed superior in .yie
finish made 10 mis- couuuy. Also Mat rsss Bed
ding sc. for sse By j. W. FISHER Co.. No. o52 Broadway
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURNI-
II TtRE 10 s co1rs aud sys wholesale n re'at al 30
and upward. Also-MArTREsSE5 and p ALIASES
WARREN WAND No 81 Cana-s..,
-Four door. .ss: Of B.osd~ay, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

ILBERC WEBER, PIANO-FORTE MANU-
n YACTURER, No l55 West Broadway, near CsnAl-The
,oriment Of PIANOS warranted for thee Jears, a. toe
s,.,,t grses Gail and examine before pnIchasips.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
Alusiral Jnsirumenis.

LARGE STOCK Of BARMOREs celebrated
"A Premium PIANOS, propounoed anhys.ed by the ben
and In ali respects 9: their Mandatory And
.r,roon No SO Bescters. splendid Piano ioI loo
. .rcf5s6 bargain o. bAkMOhE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 90 1850

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHlLA
IN DELPEiA AID ts- SOUTH AID WEST, "a JsasSt
CITY Msn ADJ Ery~ss Line esv- New YsEt = arg
q p Az ..35p >-~, So rkruaxh Tickets so1 or On
~ sc Ak 'or .einfnn Mes oTesas sae re
Souh, te IA hoGso sse,sse checked % "s1inSiSn u
q = c-Ans
" vOOORUFP. Aui-.-. Superintendent
received anles. delivered sne
cAeck ff--ra r.u~s 81 h- tine Of leaving
SJORTHERS PASSENGER ROUTE BY steam.
~ 81. FRANCIS sEIoDY Nne COMMODORE. ron foo, Of
.Iber.vs EVERY EVENING, except Saturday a. cclocs,
!. TJ hsuoe us md sssssa kacs R0sd White
s tssius Lake steamers Amtra Ua.d s.ses Or Ca
aAia pS .Ake StAmpan, Montreal All Ogdrnseurs
g.re Rg;sss IS s., Burlington 81 IS Psrtsbcs Ss So
keusss Point &c IS Osde1shlrt 81; 9ontrea ss Is ~
ply fer shroGsh -.ck-s a. SfOf sTLAkScAS OsSCE cot
~ Jihs--g-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
bairs bp A1lilcn.

4 UCTION NOT ICE.
wILMERprsG no 5uhT , HUxsERr,
saleHooH. NJ. p .as % Brsays-'
On WEDNESDAY Sep. "a, 1859,
300 '' B Ii 40 40 koBEs
Mar, R,x,,Y Cooks SON 4 c..
Y B.-Tle.e ar til, BLACk'E Z ana UrPER MISSOURI
ROBES. AID they .'- tie LARGEST aGi DaRhEsT la:
TIE .iia vii ss resiy - in.pei29 9Th c,s7s1e', two
day. pr. Won. = The 'al- Terms LlGssAL o-,o,,
EVERY RO5E OF FhIS YEARS COLLECTION, AID
FRLss.
N MsswS, AE-.iop-~r.
RY BANGS, MLRWIN, & Co., Trade Sale
wEbNEsbAY y and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS SEPT.
vrpv svrycT rIss IN - Ics9tcy Boogsi AID.
Trs,s Pocsl E,oroay and Cos, rnmeu M-ta,ty'lcs
sT.2 b fs, pf.s sa Hd q S RS .. s5a II he
be', Ersh AID American editions. In dos aud l,na o1d
ings ALI. COLLECTION % valuable and saTce French, U-rsn-
Italian spaui.h Lte,ure, kc Catalogues are mo- reAay
Intensive SALE At AUCTION THIS DAY,
IL NC. 50 I'm II, near Sd -HESRY + LEEOs; Auc-
se NIL s CO.. sv. r, .5s . t ooaSsd
. III al ROUSE to iEI@f-S: $50. -
A. BLrtcKER ADctionrer.
GREAT SALE OF ~ VALUABLE LOTS,
On BL is si son &c Co vii sell Oh THURSDAY
SEPT % AZ Ck, a. the Merchants E1chhnze me follow
ina valuable property:
On Sd lots be-. 9Th and esth-st.. with bdng.
On sth-ay. Q lots ., BIT. 9Th sDd 9ith.sts.
Or Chs p Ios d O., BET. Sd and 4thays with bIiinz
On eSh.st p bet Sd aud fth-avs, Ti.h bulldog
be above compses porJn Of me vel sno En property
occuri.d fl many 5eafs b. NJ. LEVENGsr0N a.
hur.ery and Gs,d.n. ON THE PREMISES ARE SEVERAL
BUILDINGS which will b. sod with the los which they
respectively stand The will b. sold in with liberal
privi. The TITLE Is NDlsPU FABLE printed abstracts
# bich will BE- furnished 20 putcaas The 81 Az car. p,s
q, ' G o. TIE aosr FTGIk 81 BLocKs
b 'ubi'oed above 40 II; Oue half can remain MeP'
&c e. No PiDe-st. UL"V)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
60 8porismfn,
Daints, Oils, plass, 81.

MINERAL OIL.-This is very superior Coal
WI OH Unsurpassed in quality and cheapnen BY any other
.-tet There 10 pors S.aurfl IL cooI, OF more DIP
Hart or durable in burning II does not eaPode d oefr
-. ,susl Kerosene ard being uniform chaers W.
.Iw,x, obtain the excellent srti,s b3rreb 81 saonh
.ssnt. JOHN W. QUINCY Co.. No ~ "uiian -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

No. $40 Broad way, between Spring and Prince SITS.
" briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTES -

THE briggs PATENT PlANO-FORfES-
purchased the manufacturing iuterest oil pal06s
PARMELkf Go. IN the above Pisnofortes together with
their extensive stock Of msterals prepared with
tr1t, Increased facilities 10 supply these instruments
They constructed purely scientific principles having
upper sounding board with entire iron frame Tor
sAuus the Of the strug the forms complete VI
batting SHELL and approaches nearer 10 the Von III PERFECTION
than Any o;hsr ins'Ioment of its class. . .
NJ Go;tschsk III. strskosch, VIM A. hing, Max MNetAt,
tnd otb-,s recomme nd III -m g. iolloss
cit tn. philosophical principle for constructing Piano
Fots poUt Of richness depth and bhtncy iuas
that Grand Piano fortes and exceeds them in pure
musical IL tor alton and actual tone power"
Evansoist After the snEs have arrived at
tension It will remain in tune for almost unlimited
lertth q time "
public respectfully invited 20 call and them az the
wueroom Of this Company, No 256 Can.lst
1HE briggs PIANO COMPANY,
Sole Manufacturers and Nonders.
C P.RMYLFE. See
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NTEW-YOhK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NrEW-YOhK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
N SUMMER ARRANGEMENT -,
On a. asr N-dlesdsy, Ssp, a. 1853, rsins vii esve t
=. ,-s,ion nes.lo As blows:
For WIisGs' 5riese-7:4i n II g. SD p n $50
IA For " lite tlAlns-l! N. p III o:I2 p n, tom
Wb,s AID Ceres. For Doyrr PiArs-i H. fof AoAIJ-
$50 u Ma Tain.
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Dover P'sirs-5s
$ Wbirr Psias-5 NJ, 9. IN.
" l.isrs Bride o. AID 3:'0 n. AID ~ P n
WV. J. CAMPBELL, suPerr;sudsr,-
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STATEN ISLAND FERRY-SUMMER Ar
> RANGExENT-sOaa leave sTArEh ISLAND svD
so1r from e. N. 70 N.
Lave EEV YORK every from 10 ,. =. Pare,
tcepts On 6ne SUNDAYS boats leave every talf hour.
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Etramboats and RAILROADS..

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steamer
~ nETAMORA from foo, Of Jays every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, N7a IN
LOK kEW-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY,
Il Peot- slip AID TRAIE LER a, II p IN ar.
rivins IN M - h. m.r trains PECK. Agent
nor FLUSHING, COLLEGE POINT. ST.
romans WELL The Steamer ENOCd DEAN leaves
Fulton Market slip and s-r Sept 10 a. 10y N and 4
n m Leaves Flushing al a. and p m. Low fare--l5
cents Eacnision Ia 90 r-turu. Is cents.
C,Ok HARTFORD.-Frvm Peck. slip at 4, p. IN 4,
GRANITE STATE Mondays, Wednesdays. End Fridays
CITY OF HARTFORD, TGesdsys Tnur,days aud Saturdays
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-(

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ ard AFTER MONDAY Sep. 49, 1859, Passenger Trains will
Ir,v. Pier 10 4 Dusr- 81. Sc follows, viz;
pI'NKIRK EXPRESS at for DlnkIk, Buffalo, Csr.
suSaiguA sud pnIcpsi rt.rne . ate Stations
MAIL TRAIN $50 for Dlntur and Buffalo, and In
WAY PASSENGER a. % u, for Ne~barrh, Midetown
NIGHT EXPREss n, t9r Duuirt, Buffalo, C.naa.
dsiEua .Do phDriPal sai1n' 49,,
Th,- Fxrrs TsDs nee, al Eimss with ne Car sndaguA
Ard SI.,. Railroad e. Biz, lsmon, With the syans-
a., Ri ,b.on RsoAr for syn-ls-I a. Corning, with the
b~.s1o Corhz AID NeEYorl Railroad FOR Rochester snd
puaao >, Greet BEND with the Des~are Ls,k.~anns and
W., E.sosd for Scrouton and 8udo and Dun rs, with
a. IL. ssore Railroad r Cl@vs1nd Ciaernsu Toledo De-
-; Cbrsro &c ard The Canada alilr1sds
EATh'L MARSH Receiver CHAs MlSoV, Cent slPt
ANEW YORK and EEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN ls4 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lsS-
CONN eacug May 3 1853.
P..senr-r esson Nes.Y0h corner Of Hths snd ih+'
Inu'n's TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YokK
Per ewH,yen, = m zen u ls+o, 5:l5 lex s:p sna
t:45 p n For bhdsrpot 3. N leIl l.;S S,,o seLl.
Ard W,s,po-- l. 49, 80 and IS For Nor~.k
o., m Y IS. S:l5 leIl $50 AS $50, $50 p N IoI
psris1 ard Greenwich, T. R:A5, $3.50 40, o;y e:S
em For Stamford, ts1) q H.. " -, z;fo te1 Ss'
dor. . n u ~. $50 4:4i $50 6.p.m-
CONNECTING TRAINS
Per Hos-oa "a n (ex J. Sl5 n lex Ff hEofd AnS
spps q. Sl5 t-Il For Connecticut Rive, Hall
I'd 70 NsuIea tex AID S:l5 ieI % Norihsnt
ton For haven. New London ard Stonrx,on Railroad
M seIl AID la:.5 For Houss,oEic Rslrosd N and
s:l5p N. For Nscss,ueh Railroad 8 . n, S:l5 % Fa
n.nbury Nd HorvAk Railroad, :, a. M, $50 Pm
JAMES h. HOyT, s1penntenfeot