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, 1859-10-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

MospAI EsE1so. Oct 5,
FRE1GHTs- Fra. s:h.s sau Jsento, Za@oek Pratt.
Giswold Nussey and c. Ecese, xheat to BuHo At &c;
brig Emplse State ba,leyto nuho 1t Co. brig Commerce.
csts to Bunao II 5e; s:h White sgus wheat to Osvt
- st9e: brig Cross. what from Milwaukee 70 osweEo
1t 1oe sehr Maple Leaf wheat to 0Edeushusgh At 1.e:
Prop Rocket. be.fto Buffalo 1t s,Soperton.
FLoUR-Keee!pss o,sa3 bb!s; sb1pm"nts, 900 Dbl.
four. Aa1tet active and UNCHANGED. saes :eotb'
low grade Spring Ext7 a &5so dtliTe1cd 70 bb Osceo
IN do 100 bb Bridge City do. md 100 hb1s medium do
1t 400 delivered es bbls Hanover do It 40 devered
1oo bills sooa Spring Extra 1t 41sXon track 10 bbls
"Gau d. and 1.s hhls CetaE K7plta do At LEX de-
tvered 3o hbs good Spring E1t various brauds at+.lS
delivered 500 Ibis choice and 10 bbs Commercial do It
40 delivered; 10 bbls "Lyous City Spring K1ra I'D 100
Ibis choice Spring Extrs, Ill At = delivered; 1oo bbl4
Spring supe. 20 bbls White Winter 4. 500 80 bh1s
Red Winter At 4I1. Rye Flour, 3,7o.
SH0RTS-o tons 1t $40 on tsAet.
WHEAT-Reeeipts. 115.sio bu; ah'puents. s,siI b.
TtsEH-Redln aetIvsd sdemand and advancedsa3 sales
3obu No. Red Sc In store LOO bu do 1t 9oe In
store 1o hu do 1t s1c in store 3f09 bu do ptlvste
tc,ms so0 bu No. Rel ST ssc In 800 bu do At 7sc
ID store 10 tn do at s in tsore o bu do at e1cu ssos
zoo tu doatsec In stoe. SfnIEo-Frm and a'ye Sales
to-day were: Is ooo bu Eo.1 Spring at :se in sto.c; L.
900 bu do At TIC Ia store; IT. 3 bu Nos Spring as In
stors; 40 bu DO At 7{Kc in sose - 900 bu do At In
EoEe 90 bu Rejected II s1e!n store.
CoRS-Keeept1 b1.s tu; shipments, oA Lu; steady
SaR4 wefE: 400 bu Canal Il &c ado1t3 30 bu Nd At
74c Ia store; :ol bags do 1t 77a.se track.
OATS-Reeep:A 81 bu; khirm:nss. 1000 tu. Market
hm and aetlte. salra we1e-s5o ooo hu No at =:
6o0b Go Ut 3oc In stere.
RYE-Reeetpt1. 1.<as tu; shipments. ncue Market
steady and acttas sal.s wesec0o bu No At G:Hc in
etefe III do at tsc In store 900 bu Rejesd 1t &c In
ao!e.
BARLEY-Reeeipts, ~. bu; sh!p1n:nta- none. Mar
tetdeclIned s95e. Sales 710 bu No 1t t3h. In
store 00 Ia do 1t &c In store; 1000 bu do It 6ec III
store: 13tu At &c in sto.e do At &c in stsr:
1oo9 ID do at 65s IN h1gs taek 800 ba No IL
store.
5EEDs-Recsipts, lhs. Market for Timothy hrm
snd acirr. Sales wer:0 bu1h dirty at *so3 80 bags
| prime 60 at :, ,lsH; 20 bags DO doA ais.
ulGHWINEs-ncce!pts, 10 bf.s. Market quiet and
| nominal ii e8Hc. =.
ALCOHOL@t957c.
MESS rORK-Nom1nal at e16.
LAHD-NomInala atltkc.
TALL0W-ReeeIpta6 sf9 lb8 Market i'm It 100 10Hc
H1DES-Reaelpts IS - lis. Ques. Sales to-1ay
At the following :Gseen, 7@xe Green Esltcd
aasxc; Dry F Int, 1s6l6He.
| p0rA1OEs-Rc:elSts7 - In. Market dul at eo3a.}e
AppLEsGood Ap,tcs IN bette: request At al,7sasoo;
| iss,rlez dull II &1.oo8l,cs.
|. LGGS-In god demand 1t LOIS.
PoULTRy-chsctens, s1,tsa1,75 2 doz; Turkeys, &c p
] .; Dueks, 1,s3 p doz.
| DUTTEn-commnn, dull tt 1skQ14c. Prime In grod
rqusst At 1s81ec6 dFk!cs choics Michigan ut tskc.
, 1859-10-04
The St. Louis Fair.

ST. Louis, Sept. 3-The principal feature Of
The fair on Saturday was the awarding Of the
$1,000 prize for the best thorough bred stallion
OF any age This ring consisted Of g entries,
Princeton, Arthur, Waterloo, Castor, Ruric,
and many others known to fame. After pro-
tracted consultation, the committee awarded the
prtze to Revenue, owned by John II. Bolts Of
virgiuia. Revenue is sire of the celebrated
The sweepstakes prize Of $500 for the best
bull, also awarded yesterday, was taken by
King Alfred, owned J. n. brown, Saugamon
Co ILL.,, who also carried or tue 5000 premium
for the best cor.
Monday the balance Of thorough bred rings
will be finished, also sweepstakes on mules aud
horses In additional Ia the regular programme
another thousand dollars has been arranged,
and win be awardsd Monday to The fastest trot.
already entered Tor the contest which will come
of in tie arena Of the amphitheatrc.
, 1859-10-04
CHICAGO & NO[TIfWEsT'y
~ Yt<ttwAy

lL1ts CAtezKo. ST. Fas! and Enai lu I.sc ;ssro,!;
CSlFED STATES MAIL AND EIrEE>. route
snn; !savs foF jass-v:lls. NAlsoa, k1rr Cs.a al
st. Fau1, VIA fr4iiis d I4.c., A-4
Al 9l0 \. u aaa -3:.9 r, w.
Trains leave for r!ott, FseeooH, GaeE, pua,e;h H.,
suQus and st. Paul. via G'tntou,
1t 2;I3 L. II AID So r. u
, 1859-10-04

NEW Yonx, Oct. 3.-Monday Eyenius-The
week opens with better feeling in stocks and
prices Of most descriptions higher. The early
dealings we're marked By much spirit, especially
Oh the western railroad shares, but at the close
part Of the 1drance WAS lost, prices Icayipg OF
rather unsettled. Tic cash sales OF New York
Central were large and the price yielded .
cent from the opening quotations-cIosing sa1es
SIT cash.
The demand for Rock Island at The opening
caused an advance Of per cent on Saturdays
price, but the stock coming ont freely, sales
we're made rs low as 6Ga closing ut Ct. Galcna
s'endy at 54@143, after selling at 74e. Mich,-
nan Southern guarantee was weak, sales being
made at 2et against e34 on Saturday. Reading,
Hudson, Michigan Central and Harlem were
without change. Pacific Mail and Panama were
each better
The principal change in the bond list was a
fall in Michigan Southern second, sales taking
place at 40. The State stocks we're held With
the usual tirmness. Bio. G'A sold freely at 81.
Honey Is quiet to day at full rates.
We nctice free offering Of paper III tue open
market, which will probably continue to be the
case till the buuks feel strong enough to depart
from the strict classification that has been ad-
hered to for fortnight past. Call loaus are G
a . cent, and prime paper running into JAN
uaFy and February, q cent.
, 1859-10-04
Railroads..

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
1F1 LAKE SHORE RAILROAD. SSAsuI As7a1{s-
maui la.9 takes efErtt on and sH.r Afsl 81
q tak TAsouxl Hos. 10 New York =. Oh. Pas4%iphs2
Ba!anox. ~4.ln.ton. Springfield, o-rssG. Foftand.
Quettr iRfEni '!F ers.on tEts~, h:ac1 tafl1 Enha-
u, pa5EE:, Athaar, X It'd, MoatraL TolEin. tlevs.
tant iTlahnsyh. N4Hatnfzh. N<i.E- SrFacuts. Troy,
al III 70 pos1ls in Psat75 lsat, Ssw York.
6:uu Az, Mall and AsamsLn ia I'D Michigan Line.
daily, srHd.ys ex-sbtsd, reaching fuleir It t:t3
pn. caEccclax II AlE!aa With ttla train reaching
lI~tsoi At s:sl I'm. conus4aln: With trains on
GrAi Wet:<Ia r. Il. Lire. r..
a0 I'm. New Ecfk Expras {dalY except Suu.lay) yso
Goahsa AIT Ing. reneh Tosuio 1T 4-33 pHl ant
ptstat dafecI \. s:15 In ttae tD CUT nett With
TRIMS oa Treat Wcstern Loaa EAat xarl. and
all pontA interior In EaslH4l4.
500 p. Nsw YORK and bstou Express fa!ly 9asnniay1
s1,.p<at). ya old M.eh!san Eoall. reaches To!e,fo
IT STU am. ard Deur,li HE'D. connecting with
7:s0 pin sEakn On GseaG Wessernit.Is.
Con- me At ciy!s end Msar~yit!e tnr al ponts
tntsror In Southern aud Middle Uh". Direct eonpei0ns
mad a CLEVELAND with trains r Pittsburgh Fhldclphls,
anil ftatcr HlaliEk ~ 1ntck lbe any 0kkxf
WOUDKEFF"s FATENr SLEEFlNts CARS accom-.
pauy Ill nlchi RAIDS this New YORK and a,un.
and DuaseI9.
, 1859-10-04

McspAy EvEz1sa, October ! ls59.
Business begins TO assume something like the
activity Of 1856 and the early part of 1857. So
large have been the offerings of produce paper
to-day at some Of our leading banks that they
could not be met for lack Of currency to pay
thechecka against them. Water street is aEain
absorbing m immense amount Of money; and
tue Heightened phiz which few months since
peered out from under almost every hat brim
in that noted thoroughfare is instinct with joy
GUS care and hopeful excitement.
As we anticipated, exchange went down this
morning half per cent. Many Of our bankers
would bare been glad to hare kept it up till
after Tuesday ii no longer; but they could not
resist the immense demand for currency to
handle the rich boat loads and car loads Of
wheat which were pressing upon the market
from every quarter. 4 fall Of twenty five per
cent in single day is large decline in the
price Of exchange. The 'current rates. at
bank were II, but we heard Of some parcels
offered outside at II. The fall will be spe-
chilly grateful 10 those who have large re-
mittances 10 make tomorrow {Tuesdny). We
learn that they are to be heavy, though Of
course, this was to be expected ms it is the close
Of third quarter Of the year.
The scarcity Of currency and the pressure
upon bankers Of produce paper render discounts
diflcult. The produce dealers ure just now
using oil the funds they can command, and n
much larger supply. would find active employ
ment.
Gold II with no local demand. Street rates
nominal ut 1i@e per cent. per month, with few
I. transactions.
TnE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OF
CASAnA.-The following is the statement Of the
traffic receipts for week ending 23d September,
1859:
=
raels mails md Eundics -slg4s
Iota ",
Corresponding week lat year.. At3!!9
, 1859-10-04

Pra TElronAfn1 NEw Ycak. Oct- 5, 1852.
F1orx opened At advance and cloasd heayy EA'cs
s1f0 bills ~ s4&tesfF Supeffnc Sste A.7a3t "a Tot
Extra StAtc, FOR SueEtne Ne.terr. Il 71 Tor
Medium Extra WESTERN = 3G3 s. for inferior TO nod
snipplD< brands E1tra Round uoyp Old, Market for C.
au dull Sales so bbls at Is Ska6 Is ~ Coaucn 10
cko9:e Es;.a RS fogr T. I'll request 4 $ :; sta,
cher k,nt.. sae4 go bus II u Whit e.
tern Iii for Ke1 Ss.e &s for Amber MichiEa t14sx
+al45 for White Kentucky. Kyequiet. salcs Go bus 1t Il
asse Barley quiet =: s@eoc Gara scarce aud tet,e:-
scy and Southern Yellow. as Gull 1t 4t4c for Statc
@41c fn Western and Canadian.
WE16EL1 aCtsye AAd 1tkE. rAet 1900 bb!3 At
Fnov1sloxs-lork haasy ard lower: zItA l:u bbl. i
IS saela.s ant 10 60 for prime. Ieef duh aud
lover; sals - b 90 ,or @ ,ni ne. 70 foF
chaged Cut Meats seasee and tfsc for shoulders aed
* for hams Dacon quiet and unchanged. Lst dM EeS
40 Lbs At 3V42iikc. Uuter fur business le}f. fos
Oh.o and 1s@lc tor 3att Cheese ii tair zeqaeat Il
sx@ske.
e7oSks-At .eco+d Dozsd tma'l business WAS done.
The whole list lower: j fell y. Gaela 4 lhi-
asok, seun H.AcHS X. fastna Enil /. e
huods \, vass =: lean e No 6tA Money selI &C
short ar.s cls4s papsr. {; ri tsh. .Gl Ihi III us
seo. Il oatds s4k, Va GtstE. aena e9:<, Nc asx.
, 1859-10-04

NEW YonK, October :--The money article Of
The New York Herald says: "Private adriccs
from England state that the crops, both in that
country md throughout Europe, Tith tbs cx. .
was expected, and that the sctual yield Of wheat
will lie very much below IN average in
Great Britain, France aud Russia Under The
circumstances. With the reported spread Of
the potato disease, some British houses
write as if they looked for 4 fair cx-
port from this side. but the present
prices do not permit Of grain exporting 10
England ut profit. a small purchase was
made on Friday for English account, and it is
understood that some thousands Of bushels
hare bseu bought for England at Baltimore; but
a comparison Of the quotations show that either
wheat or flour eau be Slipped proti.ably. There
are indications Of an advance in Great Britain,
but, as usual, it il anticipated in the West, aud
the object may thus be frustrated.
, 1859-10-04
ASSETS JULY ], 1859.

Pxf fA- Nk't Fa1.
feni Boston. St LoosA &c -.ts,a,to9oo Ss5 5s4&oo
pxtIp SIA1u S1ocK and T11Asc-
~ Nors-- eo75ooo % :!s1:s 30
SrAr s4ocKs-1o New OH Ohio,
keotucky. Tennessee md Mis-. .......
souri, l:oooo % 1taa-o %
Chr STpcKs- -1Iastfosd- Rochester,
Rrunklyn- Jtfsey tltT.. 1tan0 % uGnQ0 %
RAT -koAo STccK3-HAE4f1;d J.
ftw Har.u. Boaton d Wottes- ........
ter, Ind Caaneet1atf lire1.,.,, E,sn0 10 S:os3 70
MoH1uA11 eozpe pe..........,..... seS6s 20 &10sa 90
Rat Esrarx-uGta-ctate1rd,... 11103 =
Anc1lL xfcCg lTxks. .....,.... 3&3&3 =
Cxsh on haad snd tepcEted On Ell
k1d In ASe1t'a Esads. .....,s... 3.6tS9 Is
4314fJ 80
LIABILITIES:
CLAnfs-ro1d1sted a:d o6
Appleatens ecstyed And Pose.fs lkued renewed ey
tny of IT. cnly authorized AstEA. Losses osutAh;y sdt
Cd aud paid tG1Gs current II any Of the BAak* IN IL
GnoA.
Axenss a2oo'ntsd suvpe. fqshe4 I'd N hn,taess
StAts Aaeat sP.ta3tt 1niaots.
HUBBARD HUNT, gsnts fot Chlzen.
t1&ay No. Lsoralf 1isek. aoz. s. Water Sla1k st
, 1859-10-04

fEH Hrx6ARtAx1 L1EERroot. Sept, 81.
BExAps1rns-Wheat steady 1t Ftday,s advance; West.
eTn - 4d19s- Corn Quit At aayanee u ID per
quaster.
fzuvm1oxs-Beef quiet Pork steady, Lard oaJet,
Daeon dub mad quotations. nominal. Tallow unchanged
sales unimpsHant.
FaoprcE->usH sH READY. Coffee quet. Ashes steady-
pots Ga I'd c9s &C. pea1s Kosin trm :d 81 o1
cummau. Spirits Tuspcasre hEm At So 3D. Linseed Uu
Gs6d.
LoSoox BzrAp.Err1s- Wheat adyazced IL !;
closed at pficsa s1ill feeding uoward
TRonCcE-S1Eaf ttU. Coz. dim. Tea continues yerY
nu. Conzou sel ting u lk44l2is. Rice quiet. Ta.iow
enllat 5ss15tsA. 1fnseeo Oh saGp.
nj 93k.
AxIn1cAs quotstlons a.e fr flaoIs ce-
trz1 shares 33 discount do 1s60 fetiant, S. do n
1s:a III Eide s. nor:kage q. y Y tentral 7i9.H.
TuE ERE LA!Er- Liverpool, Sept. elst, noon-Dseaa-
ktu11 quiet. Sales untmportant.
FHo1 Lospos sBTTiIkaRAFB-consols BT quoted At ps4GD
s58 for u.ooty, md AK for account.
, 1859-10-04

WASHINGTON, Oct a.-The steamship Ca!aw-
ba was 10 hare commenced her recu1ar trims
from Charleston. to Havana ria Saranuah and
Key West yesterday. The Charleston Cony;t,
says tlat her agents, Aordecai L Co., have
made every reasonable offer md proposition
cess, to obtain the restoration Of the uavana
mail serriee according 10 the schedule hereto.
fore performed By the steamer Isabel
The most intimate friends of Senator Douclns
authoritatiyely deny the truth of the prevailing
zumor, that be coniemplatcs replying to the late
reFicw Of bis Iarper .Aagaziae article, and fur
iher says that none is 10 be published with his
sanction or supervision.
The following officers hare been ordered to
tue steamer Iroquois, commander Capt. Palmer,
Lieut's Hughes, Hsrs and Houston. and Purser
Clark
, 1859-10-04

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3.-A special Washine-
ton dispatch ia the North american says: t' It
is we'll known in filIibustering circles that an-
other formidable expedition is preparing
ton has already succeeded in leaving New
York and Charleston, but the parties will make
no suspicious demonstrations until all the plans
are matured aud the full force is upon the spot
ready for action. Colonel Wheat. now IN New
York, will now hare IN important position ID
the new crusade. These facts can be implicit
ly relied upon. and our Government should be
awake to their importance"
, 1859-10-04
f116llrAnrk.
IF 0 II E S T E A D
Loan Fund association.

olee 81 CLARK, eo:aa. Eando;chs Cp sssszsl ChIso.
p1Excfost-Psul Cornell. n g. Murray, ]. .. rslae D.
C. j. WaF:, Ueolxs .ess;cr % &C.. Il. Hssss {. +. Isw
Ha'Esa- 4. H. MURRAY, f1etdenI.
j. WHE5skE Josrs. Secrrta1T.
Ihe advantages the Loaa Fund Association c1ers
aaT other monled Institution arc:
1at As pl1e- of Investment There rat Sa4nsa Ia
tttn'.on In our eJ ba,e1 upcn sffr pasps Ct that
IL pa,nt Tnslr p,rnsttr ana dnsue.a taadise u 81
Ea%setn States, fai1J attest thtA assertion.
converts rent Into esp!tai By enabIng those VITO
VII 3ESH themselves OF It's benefits 70 procure home
asad taEousa oan fsn the shs sanss ee!af
Tald hT t1 Es1Ied nshly with iztetxs-. nail
w .fnsfa returned thus making the ASSOCIATION telr
aadot0 I'D TUT EACH uauths meat goes ID
"Ira making the property the!f oxn.
anbsctipton to the Atotk now ortn. and
ahT ean te obtained tY application 70 the SIC
fety II 4s above oG1ce t4.~csa the hours of 10
and fr,N seea nsEkfr,
, 1859-10-04
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
MI GREAT WESTERN UAxAIAl RAILWAY.

Summer Arrangements.
Tns Iesys the Gseat Central perot loot Of Lake street.
Chicago:
4:0 1u.r .retsolt Accommodation tsus!zFs szceptstl
M at Ue rtlt 5.s rm.
1918 ancneauatt Eslst..-ex:snt :rndlJs}-as1fvs It
Indianapolis 10 pm Ctueiunaif u S:sJ pm.
5:Do a-D-tkhslnk ExrEEs-(exreyt sunday Js@AFT3yes 1t
Uct,uit S.1J En-: Sus.'<nstot HEdke. 9s Dpfealp.
:tD a.n; Albany s:5u I'm. Ss~ furk $40 pu,-
EorI4a y 1t Light.
aeoo pm-Se~ YORK ap B<ston Express -sasun!ays r.
esitei-u:ive At be:zot 7:l5 am, Suspension
ns.iEs or 1uH..n - A. Al1sag &:so ~. New
1uE& 9:b at.. loAsun slh thn.
SO pm .acnnats a1a Loul-r E12css-texeert Fat
hl Il 9:+0 asn. l. uisst &c .at'pu1-
Un.y o1s trail, "a sunday It "a Fn. aHo an aad
hallway ior HuAi I'D a r, mt. E.et: :; T.rnu,o With
Ae Gsnl TEunk :ail~sr u. ki"xstnn w tn.bur h Myn
tFta le:rc and y! points III aa Eat Nuthstu Ie1-
mont Sew Hampshire art Maine.
HskkS&r ch-ckt4t thsoueh.
IhroE4h T1ekrts for sale II the principal Railroad a8ers
II the Sustl and Ntat. aat II the tompants ofee ID
Dearborn STREET Ca1v, the depot hot Ut ke street.
4. ". RICE, Su ,ssat.n4ient.
Il J. SrA1pts1, General ra.-spk.s Asen1. ixe1
, 1859-10-04

Case 0l their non compliance inc properly of
fhE Grand Duke was to be sequeStered.
There had been reports from Rome that the
Tope's health wa4 go shattered that he would
p,obably soon resign, but the latest accounts
say he lad perfectly recovered.
The P4pal Government bad expressed satis-
.aes4on with ths recent article in the Paris Hon
itsar On Italian a1aisE.
Mlul.ler7al changes IN Maple. are reported.
Filaugeri hAd resigued tue presidency Of the
Council. His successor was not yet known.
Garabaldi has issued letter publlclT aekuowI-
&dging his admitution Of tue patriotic populs,
Ginn Of the Italian TyFof for The heroiam Of their
services during The war.
The Vienna Ga=ttte publishes decree raising
thc state Of siege in Venice. Some slight regn.
1.tion, viii, however. continue in force, pro-
visiouAlly.
SrA1E.-Sorno journals say Tint General
Sefane is to be CaptRin General Of Cnba, rice
General Conchs, whose retirement has long
Russ1x-The Iaral1de' R4as publishes te1e.
gram confirming tho reported capture Of
ssehma5l during victorious assault ~ the Rus
Rims on Guuit Schmayl's sons md fnmiiy we're
captured or killed. Tha Russiaps took firc can.
non, and their loxs did not exceed one hundred
men.
TUnxEr.-The Tina publishes <he following
telegram from its correspondent: +" Constant
NOBLE. Sept. 1stb.-A conspiracy to assassipate
ahc Sultan has been discorered. Two hundred
the I'asha Of Aibins, who was apparently the
chief. Some troop4 arc suspected Of par
4irioxtinu. The affair originated With fanat;-
l<D:A.-Tne Calcutta Nal Of Angus. eth,
reached Alden Sept. 11th. The following news
came By Red Sea telegraph:
i liil had been Introduced in the Legisfa.
tiv- Council 10 tax professions and trades in
India
TIE cultisators Of land expected that the epe-
ctsl disarning act passed during the mutny,
had been made permanent.
Ths nouse Of Delphi had been depEised Of all
Gtular distinctions and privileges foscser.
9he French Admiral commanding At Cochin
ChlnA, had concluded atreaig with the Anxmese
snd wous! rcobahly start with his feet, for
China II Calcutta
Exchsngo On London, syAs nj ST. ID.
There il no additional pews from China, but
apriratc telegram states that tl4ere had been
large sales OF Manufactured goods both II Hong
konc aud Shanghai. It was, therefore, inferred
that political matters had not experienced any
Kew Complication.
The Bombs; mail of August eolh reached
Engaaud Sept apta. The news WA generally
autieipsted.
The salt tsade Ia India was expected 10 he
thrown open. subject to excise duty.
The excitement in the Pupjaub egS(ubt the
shonuaedana hss psssed swsy .'-;
, 1859-10-04
DIrTSGURGI1. FORT WAYNE
AKIN d.fFHs 4t:A II slf pntr

Vow enEpletel AID f:,.1a rheaso to Pittsburgh
without change. connecting With ths s,rat
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
II New York. PAfatetphs, Blttpnze and Washington
Os5 a1d I'll IL: iserpr towns ot ftrnsylrzn, Ssw jar
sey. New iosk, A4r,ian t..
AaFchan:s. W taas fA Fonte. will hare Ito benefit Of
all The Eastern n1ftct At additional tunk.
kaxsax- etlsckei t.tu,srh.
Ttl.HS sLe ep"t, Of Cxaal and yau Upsrn
stxex<s Ntst s4.e. Is fonuvs:
I'D !. -AorAsns Express. daily {Sundars exeep&eI.)
DFM.-Shll tpre4.. il:v 4S11utsay etc-ptesl.}
tnnretitE 1t Crc.!tiae With L.vsand AID Lake ShNrr
itasrsad ~ t'ansirk Hut, Slaara sA New York and
la~tna, ai u, ntettor towns u Srw EnIai, ri New
iuEk tcstral ard N<7s fo1E AMI EFe ltal!:,a.ts,
Also south to cuuzahus. Z4nesvi.e- Ntwa11, Mount
Sstno >teptsaste, II hs.tc +, aud In ,er.or Uo
aoA t}rsansa.
The trains connect A: Fore*s with train. on M.L
Rfrs1 kal = SpEteij Ctha:.a. Dayton SadEim.uuau.
Also With It lns IT. lin1 To- lasl,a ucurati dse<t
FARE as Low tS ANY UrliEK KurrE-
fascEseF~ unt East vii lid t.is E1ate poh plcssant
I'D asre.aite. psn+: !.usI nanY Il tho Lt.xest and
kEf>t eitix- In TIE Ln:tss Stniss.
fase: arriving Il Ec4ta, aay os the ra.4:s sill
fua a alse ehe~k atL II The de t. u receive cheek
Lh:cEt c4-- eri In. cslEs acC61aran- ene. t!zt1.
Iezet* f4s sale AZ all he pacA fskrt Ur1ce~ In the
Wrst. Asd =: The Cef1t Ge. of III. .ulk Ant
ueasbos rtsetA, ~pEsse tho errre fIause, 1t the
Dtsut West ss u canal and Van H11eu areeia
IL iattieu.ar u ask .,r Tickets BY Fort Wayne.
pASL y. fbS:. ten1 Agent. chicago.
j.ts. ". IEeSUA. Fright aKetk, Ch!csr,.
J. J. HpC1fpX. Gtn1 Fftfxlk 4 ~ Eh!c1su. nyf
, 1859-10-04
STEAMER CITY OF BUFFALO,
L. D. rtxxfyy Cofnntrtes

WEsTEEE NETE 3PoLls. ". r. PEAs1, Commander.
Form IN Eyenink Line tssrs<n t!rTcanl AID hu1ao.
and {. Kzi,oa boek, TIrSs4ai sSerT sr.sIux q nday
a: :exk. o. ths a1rls.i of ne irai1. eGn
fhe S,usAe ef. mailing auIN coanrtLn n Hldal1
wtEI The morning tai the New York Central rod
hudI New io1k aud Es;e Railroad. or Niasars E:ll.
Kocn<stsF. 5vTaru$e kocsc Cucz Albany. Corning. E-
II, Dswnsu. New f4rk and naEsnn-
It usIess to stak easosety IT the aiose host. ba
Ing 7tsr1.y sell kn,wa the travelling putc Ia a
sttes4 Ess! ciae1 cutomm.1o.A an1 -ata
Thu staftrtnE stGEtF ts!p IL New 7or- any point
ease Of Eu tie EsG.t drxlra5le II xny that sou!d b.
pIannct
Tckeis cn te had At IL Tctet oera In III. West and
At he cner :Le Eeve l1onsa, Of
Randolph and Dearto,u .srtts. snd at the Lept.
q II. GRAY. Geaalal " sstxF,l AEcrt.
joE.f D. ('l1frK.t Gen. SrDt 7aIA