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'fIlE GRAND TRUNK KALI
i WAY OF CANADA.

The extension Of tho afovn Railway to 3AANlA. and
thu <osnpe.ieu Of t,- New line between
PORT HURON AND pErROtT
tho 1th Of Sartu will r:!nueuA rn3t
under o1o IN zna:eme1lE f1u1n Utirn. Me. Tntoako
knSs on, Moru<nt l&utb<G ana Portland. Ne thus
tasiahlnk aat FIRST CLASS it0C re- teweru lbs
Western and New England States.
1he :ornrd. nstrt with th+ Michigan Csu
ts1l md Mchgaa southern Moth. !uIia,. ailfos1%,
will snahs EwikLt 10 be sent through ffpin
Chicago, St. Louis and C1uclnuati
with but ONE TRANSPARENT. as the comp'ctop Of
tha Gat Sicus.A Bridge 1t Montreal trnre LIE loae Of
pay<7..n El psessts any thsennpon I" The ssst1c,
Al fohTL> >ND shc GraGtt TFIuk roateSsA Nth the
Eal fo.da lesdus Ito hD>TUf, at&o wltha
Eftsf-E&Ass kf~s Of Poxsrfnf s{sautsrs~
~heh leave Portland and D. f.sn eY.rs evening"
Tbs MAGNIFICENT T.. ming the tns II the
run between Quebec ant lvs po" IN sumer ard lelwe<n
Fa1!ai aud L:vrsp-'l turing winter waiting the srlral
Of the cGnaeStins tfazs ot tse Lri TuAk Railway.
rastnsrrs an Freight uuked 1L:"ush and put hca1d
FREE Of EXrEA-E.
Santa tup,>l.c Port Huroa> the COMPANY hare built
exsusve houses AID snt atter hr t:sb nAs
VIII t p;cp tj - Irceire Eaus ant ether so!I2g s!Rht
aseasonah'e line FiiEE VI CHARGE.
An EesatoE Of tIRe t4tty Is IL cFse Of ercsfitu at
Sa1n, and Will s1uEt.y b. ready for s1s!y!n: Er4u.
For 5l&1theF infosnl .t.rN aIpyto
JAMES WAMRA~k. Gen. Wtatn 4 gent,
.....,... No. - ptattasn ASset. ca!e1<o
, 1859-10-22

On the opening q this Company will be psr-
pazsd t. transport Property: Nesrhaadlze etc from New
ies Also: Flour. rFoT,crs 1roduee ETC.. from any Of
the Lake Ports to Tide N11er With great and d
pasch and It low at hY any ether responsible LIE.
II the same time giving through bill. Of all prop
city when desired. This Company have al!ce OF
EIGHT STAUNCH PRoPELLBRs
Topar between Butso aad Chicago, touching route At
SheboyEan- Milwaukee, Natne, kenosh1 anu WauksE1n
Having il C7eo aE2ie facilities 2ad xzsehou.e
dIoa4 for the ceptioa. aAostins and shipping Of MI A
eea entrusted 70 their which will be under Tie dee
ttcn m .hs!t Agent vho viii flre his p<fsosA astentou
70 the fn6lnent Of contracts. dlsmsnt Of Claims and
dAsIa8ts.
As our Company hase larfs lneof
CANAL BOATS ON TIE xRIE CANAL,
and shout TO estath Lac Steam Canal Doats also
vtfetl wAracted representing 10 rutsnua erS:e
ezs til2t they can rely rpon
GREATER DISPATCH AND AT LESS RATES
th.ahas hezssof,ss been given VI, thczeor ask the
puhe 70 continue the Patronage nby etssowedupon
IN duy!ns the past four yeas4.
oaessand Docks Market. street. h:t*een Tashn Etoa
and Madlson stEtvts. Ch!e1So. Ill
iasl-e1.t-sm CHAS. E CHASE Agent.
, 1859-10-22

LIN 1T. VAN vLEcE, Banket,
De,s In Bank kott; ct nne G1gr from Wa. New York
tends 10 Instructions of CORE IsiGus -aa a.
Twepty eight years In bc.nea. Solicit: business flom
LIS Vest III friehd3.
Kcfers. BY permission to H. 4. Tucker, ESQ., Chicago
Illinois. oclu AGi3 6ul
, 1859-10-22

ou With the road from Pert i'aheu.s on La. 'ntA,o.
Portland AID Vu*bse, md fcu Port Colso1na. % L7as
Erie witAthe
New York Ccutral Railroad Line,
WESTERN rR ASsroRrATIox COMPANY.
Tho American Transportation Co..
~ Ayp InE < Es"rk.'s kiyE r rKnrg11Exz ,
aso tho sottr M:eh.kar railroad. which easre. tse
q ~ tss ;1s .stes5 s,,as r., =;
.s
crrs *sRx EEsE1 s1.i 4:;a; L: N'z'ts p.:ss,:s
RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
aai ases Nunl.y sept. ls.h. .s9 trains will
A'S A. I'd NJ Ii s%2ansS1s =, csson T
Ian; on Inc llia.. ces.rsi L il: ss ,hs Vet snd
s0a:HE'sS y PpG e s;tS and IAN
At 1oes H. and ~ III on arrival ot ,saln. ftom pan.
&Gsel Ss,th:.::'a aall@ ay-as1a7ink 1t chsaxoas
sar.leave chea3os tho Chicago and Meth Western
!s4:way 4 9:soA A. asnneesns at cEsn,en With tsAia+
r. Ea and we.s, I'D At s:o TN. eoanssssus ~sa ts.as
t b. nser th. sorts shsusshto
Fslzht afes TO al points the N,.,.lppi R.,er
THOMSON .x., a.a.sEI KagEHr nAnrI.: =: sY',; f.
ILLINOIS CENT. RAILROAD.
,. : gMM5, xAK,MslMsST isSs ,s " ,, Will.
tbs Central Dvr~t u isi. street ar Alton it.
a*ns Ss s IT, f. 3ss ST.:
iesstrs Sp1.nxrta. Tsszs Hattie. SiAe<nnss, Esaaass.
lny Eapses at il.a, sm- SUNDAY. excepted. arriving
- - Loais II sa Cairo At at So AM. MsarhA
sht s..ssays sts
ksnaa1ss Asss;t :!S;sa ss san4.y. es.eett
, 1859-10-22

M ELLA n u RAILROAD.

This Rosd Il finished from Lzka Kr:e AXE Onta-
rlo % ths ns of sh4 Weland IaIal an! ry eqap; rA
dekst ron= freight each sad Of carshis Of
doing business ne n Steamers son IN connsc-
to utwesp Kingston. txt-nzhuryh. Prescott, Hcn!sa
Portland ard Quebec and flcua Port usnl l7Ax
, 1859-10-22
MARSHALL g. DRURY,
Ul EXCHANGE. COLLECTION AND BANklE(

VIE EALG, aioLAA1. 1t1lSu ..
DEWITT t. MARAiAII. SIErnx1 Dxrtf.
cHl1ectious made and isrntted ~ current stts Al
tetpse. raaEhks ef&'e New u rk; Aare link: ChIcso
II inois " pite }Fpa Chicago ILL.,; Bockrc Phillips Co.
Chieagu, H.. u. f. / Co. ST. Louis Mo. oc411,
, 1859-10-22

* MEXICAN TRANSPORTA.
IA TON CDNPAST-1ncorpessted
under The laws Ct the state Of New York. E44Ak.EN
CASH CAPITAL, ... 100000.
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occur the equipment of the Great Eastern for may
be presumed after the recent disaster that will not b,
deemed necessary 70 redecOrate the saloons with mirrors
and gliding, nor that the who 10 achieve such
success would require them II Lord Egin should be dis
posed TO resume his post let him embark with the expe
dion and the troops would be ready with Lighter craft
70 proceed on, II required, to the Peiho
AS the telegraph to India Is open let another expe-
dion OF European, and native troops who without
caste preudces be organised and despatched from Bengal
Bombay and Kurrachec, TO operate. The season Is
favorable for the voyage as Is for the operations in
China and II the French desire TO cooperate the Great
Eastern could accommodate brigade Of their troops with
Our own. Let an able officer be in command from
this country and let Lord Clyde select the commander for
the Indian contingent who should be volunteers.
THE EFFECT OF THE NEWS ON THE MARKETS
pARlNG nRo1IIxRs AND co.'s CIRCULAR
LONDON, Sept 10, 1865 P. M
In tea large business has been done and conrous
have advanced IA, ID per ID; common congou ls 5d
perlb.
BROKERS' CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 10, 1852
TEA-Snce the arrival of the China news the market
has boon excited and prices have advanced all
below Is 3d. I'D to ID per h. from tho lowest point of
last week. but the fine 10 finest kinds have not partcpa
ted In the improvement; common scented capers and
orange rekoes may be quoted about Id per h. higher;
not much doing in other sorts.
BROWNE HUNTER AND 90. Is CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Sept II, 1859
The China news has had the effect of enhancing the
value OF tea Id. I'D per h. and holders OF silk have
withdrawn their stocks from tho market at present
There has been an active demand for money but owing
to heavy arrivals no change in It's value has taken place
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Naval intelligence.

The work ON the new marine barracks is progressing
well. The walls Of the main building beginning to
show themselves above the surface More hands will be
put on by the contractor as soon suitable arrangements
can be made.
The new gunboat lroquos at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
is now about ready for with the exception Of painting
and few minor details in her internal arrangements
which will not occupy week at the farthcst.
Recruiting men for the engineers department 10 serve
on board the United States Saranac lying on tho
Pacific side, is progressing rapidly the Brooklyn Navy
Yard II is thought that tho whole crew. including
rnes, sailors and hremen will be ready leave this port
for the Saranac via Aspinwall by the 10th inst.
Board OF Chief Engineers In session at the Brook
absent from the country when the last Board was in
session.
The United States steamship Wyoming, Capt MITCHELL
for Bahia, Pernambuco and Rio de Janero Is hauled Off
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, with her armament and
crew on board, and will sail on Monday Tuesday
Letters and papers will be forwarded by this conveyance
IL received on before the above period
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
In SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
On and nher "Wednesday sept 81, 1874 trains viii leavs
Twenty sixth street station, New York as Il lows
For Wiiansbridge-7;f5 and II A. NJ, n % and s3op
For White Plains-l230 and T.. M and 6I5 p M rro.-
White and Centre streets. - 49, "0'A
For Dover Palms. y. NJ
For Albany--6:3o a. NJ, mall train
RETURNING LEAVE
Dover Plains-5ssO A. NJ
White plains-5 and A. VI and 3 PM u
Wnllamsbrltpe--0;i0 and $50 A. M, L and 3I0PM ~
Aibany-9lB a. d., mail train. 4
", j, y..A1 I,..I,,- ...a.t rxa.
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NEcKNIGHT'S MALT WINE. j
I1 Lovers of pure and healthy beverage win find tu ~
wine all II ia represented. 49,
Malt wine manufactured by JOHN MCKNIGHT "a OF
culable benefit TO sufferers with dyspepsia
Malt wne manufactured by JOHN MCKNIGHT
rating IN cases of consumption
Consumers OF malt liquors will find malt wine superio
article offered.
MENINGITIS MALT WINE
Gives ygor TO the system and strength TO the ston1
MENINGITIS MALT WINE
Increases the blood.
MENINGITIS MALT WINE
IL an excellent tonic,
MENINGITIS MALT VIM
is not manufactured with alcohol but is brewed from u
barley malt and hops, making the healthest tonic
,,,,, > Most agreeable beverage,
BEST INVIGORATOR and
=, INCREAsER OF BLooUl
MALI me delicious beverage, agreeable and hea
by my agent, THOMAS DAVIS ~ "
No 90 North Moore s,rc
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THE GREAT EASTERN OYSTERS WERE SEEN AND
eaten yesterday the 3Oh at DOWNINGS. First arrival
of oysters from the bedThe first oysters from the new
bed recently discovered at Eaons Neck Long Island sound
have arrived In the city by the soop Heroine Captain William
Bird who furnishes the information that the end OF Tho
bed one mile Vide the centre and half miles wide
and the east end is not than half n mile
length Of two miles, A full supply on hand. 80
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WATCHES, JEwELRY.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C,

(SHAMPAGNE-RUBIS (CABINETD.-THIS WI
~ beautiful ruby color, which is natural to thes
wine s undoubtedly OF the finest cabinet cham a
duced In France and made from grapes the choices
TONS For sale by all dealers.
PARTICULAR NOTICE-The undersigned being
that many competitors are spreading the report that -
hereby bid the sum of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS to
known chemist who could in any public experiment afford
scientific proof that the deep color of the Rubs Is due to
thing else but the pure juice Of the grape
Chalons SIR Marine Frau&
We pledge ourselves TO pay the ten thousand dollars b
the above conditions. n "
CRAMER, HsEGG 4 McCLosKEY.
~<Soe importers,
70 Rroad atra6
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HESSR.Y II; LIZ, LEEDS, AycTIoHE FER -ssALEsRoon

Nassau EDSa rnnS "a
auction this day Saturday, Oct l. At II O'Clock. In the gal
over NE saiesroom No Nassau street. fossils, mine
curoslties &c embracing and valuable oolectio
minerals, FOSSILS curosites, &C., offering opportun
persons desirous OF completing their cabinets Also
pony, about a hands high warranted sound and kind
haness viii stand without tying, and ID perfectly broke
very stylish driver fast traveller and d perfectly sa
driven by lady or child s.I-
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A sSIGNEEs SALE OF PAINT AND CLOTHES BRUSH
"A es-A NJ CRlSTALAR, auctioneer, salesroom No %
Bowery will sell Monday Oct g. at IL O'Clock large
stock of brushes as foows9O dozen various quail
sgneeS
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A UCTION NsTICE.-M. G. EDEY, AUCTIoNEER.
CONTINUATION OF LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
srEnEosoopEs. srEREoscop1c VIEWS,
PASSE PARTOUT6, &C.

EZRA LUDLOW. Jr will sell Saturday Oct I, at II o.
clock salesrooms CO Cedar street Opposite the Post oce
large invoice Gust received from Par OF the above descrp
ION Of embracing some OF the newest styles Of stereo
In mahogany and for the p0cke we'll
The Fresh stereosoopic OF fgures domestic
scenes landscapes sauary marine views De- paper and
glass some illuminated.
Alo an extensive and rich assortment Of passe paros
comprising game pieces military and fancy sketches &c
Catalogues viii be ready and the goods exhibited day
yIOus The will such as 70 accommodate The p
vAic buyer well as the trade
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SPORTING.

GRAND SCUILERS' RACE,
" for the championship of the American waters viii take
place Monday Oct TO- at Staten Island first landing for
the splendid silver prize belt manufactured by Tiffany Co.
Brtadway; Also of 500 in cash: entrance fee 500
The race Is open 10 any in the world.
ENOR SALE-3OO IMPORTED BELGIAN LONG BREED
canares and several kinds German singing BIRDS also
TO- hooking birds, at 42A Greenwich street. faight
FRANK ROBBERS
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John II; Burnley. AUCTloKEER, Will. sEI1
assortment Of household furniture consisting Of ahog
other bedsteads bureaus, mahogany and other chairs.
sion dining and other tables mahogany SOFAS sofa beds
lounges Brussels three ply and ingram carpets looking
ca pictures tine hair and other mattresses oiclohs, ba
sheets comforers pio wa holsters, gas futures crpc
stoves &c. To be sold without reserve. - u
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hhNIEL a. MATTHEWS, AUCTION FER.
~ Handsome household furniture carpets elegantly decor
ated china dner and tea SETS vases mirrors oil paintings
BuTi,EK SCHULTZ d MATHEWS viii sell at auction
hs l0s o'clock, nj their salesr0om 81 Cedar
the Post Office general Of new and
secoh furniture consisting In part Of Brussels
rsyood and mahogany sofns and chairs elegant oak buffet
pogany black walnut eegeres and what nots oak and
stands, rosewood and mahogany centre
/card tables chess tables lounges In damask chairs oak
hat stands marble top dressing and other bureaus washsands
comnodes French and iron bcdscads cribs hair mattresses
oil paintings engravings books &c; also elegantly
decorated china dinner tea and toilet figures
Sc also ~ ttchen furniture with which the sale win
ccL--.g..g, s.,-.. 49, 10y is4.y.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UOfION NOTIOE.-RuRNHAMg FURNHURH NJ.
and furniture pAcng estAbishmenk once III md
lis West Eleventh street. belwcen Fih and 8xh svenues
Rich household furniture Of every description boxed and
shipped 70 oil part. Of The world panofOe pansnss mi
gass and chnAwAre pscked and moved large horse
oart at the Office ut all hours Of tho day.
A UCTION NOTICE.-SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI
private sale land house 70 e together or In lots 10
suit purchasers All the elegant furpituro paint
ngs and recherche works Of art contained in the 5z
vae days. everything requisite for Or desrabs
fashionable and richly furnished house. here
all In good order and will be sold great bargain ash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01
REWARDS.

UC REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
&A OF chid's coral necklace with miniature alta
near Thirty sixth street and Second.aven AppH
Thirty sixth street. p.n,Y
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A EXTENSIVE SALE THIS DAY,
IA OF RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HENRY j. LEEDS, Auctloneer,
will SELL this day all the contents Of the elegant brown stone
residence, ~ Seventh street, Third avenue
Parlors contain
two full octave pianofortes one snlendd
instrument 1900 nlad with pearl pearl KEYS bea,ifv
carved legs solid rosewood case and Of extraordinary fine
tone -
Two elegantly carved suits covered in rich satin
rosewood etegeres centre and side tables lace cn
tans, richly painted shades gilt pier
velvet carpets aran and figures bronzcs and ptpps
oil the choicest kinds; gas chandeliers very valuable
. bedrooms second story,
are FURNISHED with rosewood bedseads bureaus
brussels carpets ete atee Sofas Turkish easy chairs
lounges, looking glasses, wardrobe, &c.
bedrooms, third story
conn Mahogany bedsteads and bureaus cane seat
chairs pictures, looking glasses, DC
, Dining and basement
have The usual quantity Of extension
dining table tea and dinner sets, &c., &c.
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A NOTION NoYICE-TO WATCH IMpoRTrps nrAI

4 NUTICE-TO WATCH IMPORTERS, DEAIr
n and jewelers. Largest stock of gold and silver
Watches movements and diamond jewelry offered at
auction United States. A. NJ. CRISTALAR, Auconeer
viii sell on Tuesday, October at No Pine street.
Broadway at l0 O'clock above comprising In
45O fine gold hunting open cases. gold cap
and dial, full jeweed compensation balance railway
day patent and detached levers and thermometers
manufactures Of Messrs. Beesey, Tobias Roske, Yates
Bondc and other of the most celebrated European
260 fine gold diamond and enameed hunting
open face Ladies' watches250 plain full jeweled and
nckle lever and other movements 725 silver hunting
open face double time patent and detached levers epnes
and verge Watches together with large assortment of
spenddy mounted single stone and cluster diamond
lets earrings brooches rings and Studs also large lot Of
English gold and silver chains Catalogues morning Of
sale; the trade are respectfully invited to attend.
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SnERlry ,s sA a, =! BROW; S1ego5s Aycr

sa,s III; pa "a, =, Avv ,d
the saesroom IS Nassau street. the fixtures OF
lnery establishment together with large M Of household
niure the millinery consisting OF honncls caps headdre
laces, bonnet ribbons flowers and dress trimmings Thai
niture OF rosewood, black walnut and mahogany wa1
secretaries, bookcases, bedsteada burcaus wsshsial
commodes; rosewood paror suits In satin, brocatee
covering lounges, tetea tetes ottomsns and easy cha
giant French plate gilt frame mancl and pier mirrors
oval do marble top centre tables, gilt Chandelier ga
cts, curtains cornces and window shades one solid
Der suit seven pieces marble top solid oak and blac
extension tables and dining room chairs; superb Fren
dinner set IA pieces real French painting silver pl
service, china tea set, sheffield table knives and cary
together with kichenware of every description. Als
hogany upright piaI oforte 10 good order made by F
4 Co. Of this city. ByIorder Of HUGH CROMBIE,
heriH
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A UCTIoN SALE OF IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS,
soreofN Cornell, IN Fulton street, Brooklyn-PEED
COLE variety Of the choicest Wines
brandes segars champagnes care whskey and fruit
market also nuts, pums prunes mustard and variety Of
other goods In the business.
A UCTION SALE.-A LARGE LOT OF CLOTHING
IA hosiery fancy goods hardware jewelry segars &C. Will
be sold without by GORMAN II HUGHES auction.
their saesroom No Chatham square 10 Caarne
street, ut 101a o'clock Dealers and others invited.
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nANIEL A. MATHEwSyAUCTIONEER
u ELEGANT I,CPE At AUCTION
BUTLER SCHUITZ/< MATHEWS will sell this day, at ~
O'Clock within their sesroom Cedar street. elegant
coupe In good orde made by Wood Tonson Co. Tor the
present owner aiI cost OF III, 900
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CHERIFF'S SALE-HORSE, WAGON AND HARM
- CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHII.D, auctioneers, (ofice
Nassau street will SELL this day, at 10 O'clock at Sd
Moore street, horse, grocery wagon and harness.
JOHN KELLY Sh]
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" paraphernalia. be sold, at public auction. 70
OF on 4S " .SS s = - ri cs
lures and APPROPRIATENESS known as Nixon Co Mamnl
Circus comprising the most extensive collection Of perform
and work horses baggage wagons OF light and heavy rau
Suitable for various business uses carriages bugges au
variety OF properties and paraphernAl Of every descr
appertainng to the business Terms will be named 81
purchasers 's = III -
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A UCTION NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
IA will SELL Monday Oct. at l0n O'clock the entire
furniture contained in house $50 Wooster street Amy
viz mahogany Sofas chairs mirrors Brussels three ply
ingram carpets paintings china crockery and glassware
feather beds and bedding ocos, kitchen utensils &C. &c.
Sale perempory
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THE WAR IN CHINA.

American Generosity Towards Eng.
Iand-Feeling OF Commodore Tatna1l
mt Taku-HOn. Mr.. Wards Progress
Tow ards Pekin-The North Bend OF the
Peiho-An English Officers Account OF
the Ahn1r-ChaAces of all the Treaty
Missions i'm Pekin-State of Feeling In
CantOn-Reports i'm Paris-England's
Duty-Win the Great Eastern Go Out
tn the Yang-tse-K lang &c.
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VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1872 OF THE
State of New York.-A monthly meeting the corps will
be held at g. Lspenard street, Monday
ing October g. 1859 IN O'Clock Pnctuai attendance Il
quested. BY order THOMAS JEREMIAH President
A. w. JONES, Colonel.
ABM COLEMAN, Secretary
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AU04GONEER.
~ eale Of elegant furnitQcA " T. 4 y. II. 3
bracinG carved rosewood perlor suits. In broc
- hair cloth and reps; rosewood and mAhoe
b, washstand and commodes with marble
and mahogany sofas, voltsiro and easy chairs
drobes, bookcases, oak dining room furniture; al
me- pier glasses. black walnut and oak chamber n
rosewood marble top side and corner eteGeres roeeW
ner stands, book racks, DC.
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VNM. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL TIM
w ternoon, at O'clock at l49 Grand street. boarding
furniture, &c-carpets, beds, bedding dining room and
furniture-nine rooms. J
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THE MILITARY.


GENIOR VETERAN CORPS OF 1872 WILL MEET COR.
~ ner OF East Broadway and Oliver street Sunday
October at ~ o'clock M 70 attend divine service in
course by the Rev H. G. Weston pastor Let every veteran
attend If weather permits Remember the resolution you
passed unanimously By order, IL RAYMCND Colonel
ISAAC NJ. PHYFE Adjutant.
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VIM Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
l0!z o'clock, at 50 Beach street, the genteel fu
dining and tea tables carpets beds bedding dining rod
kitchen furniture dc "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01

I OST OR STOIEN-ON MONDAY LAST AN
~ fashioned gold watch The finder will be suitably re
on leasingit at No. "a vesey street. with John Cromwell
CTRAYED STEER FOUND, ON THE 18TH; THE OWI
- can haye him by proving property and paying expo
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-ON RHE NIGHT OF
~ 18th OF September, bay mare with black legs and
tail $40 reward will be paid 70 any person returning
III First avenue, In the butchers shop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01

NEWARK BAY GROvE-LANDING AT BERGEN
~ Point Sunday October fare cents Steamer MOSES
TAYLOR Capt Abm L. Brewer leaves foot of Twenty. Sc
cond street at nine and O'Clock landing Christopher and
Spring Streets and foot Morris street. Jersey City at ten and
two o'clock Mr. Sater offers inducements
panies 10 patronlse bis hotel HENRY MALLAN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01

MUSKETS TO HIRE-MUSKETS BELTS SWORDS
M flags equipments, &C. let for target excursions ma
rades and drills Companies out Of the ctysuppled.
WM S. STARR;156 Eighth avenue.
TARGET EXCURSIONS, TAKE neutrality-suspicious.
L shooting grounds with ipop dinner. Companies can
be accommodated by calling Mark Mcguire Cayuga Hotel
McGombs DAM corner of 5ls street and Eighth avenue
N. B.-Meals served up at all hours, day and night