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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

The NoyAScoTnSs MArLs.The mails by the
steamship Nova Scotsn, at Qaebsc from Liverpool,
were received on Saturday morning. She brings
dates OILY 70 the 7h nst ard her news had bsen an.
tcipsted BIZ earlier arrivals.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
coupT CALysDAR-rur, DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GEsERALT TERN (enunerAte IL
Not, S. 49, s. 81 So H. l5l, 81 S. 80, 1 ~, 90 ol, o. D. o.
IS, es, &c TO- H. 75 H. u.s. a. a. 10, 70, 80 80
BUPREmy COUKr-CrRcUIT.-Nos. 1903, 5f4. lUy,
1896 I,z2 l0cI 2sl 2e3 PCS 157, 1888, 20I SIs Sns W.T.
123 . 81, sISl, 1a3
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept
Uater (nre.

DR. f. J. LOwEN CHALs WArER-CURE
ard 0YMNAsIU M-Ho,eI srcoumodators for Transient
ana Permanent Boardera No. 10 Beeckerst, New foth
TTHE WATER.CU and HYGIENlC lNSTI-
fUTE located a. Nc. IS aud LAish... one DOR t'ss
St. Johns Psrh GOOD BOARD Be obtained rom - 10
a. p-r vrek; FULL TREATMENT with Beard. from 10
SIS per week Transient p-r.ons 81 Per Day 6ynnAsa
and katnpx provided the Of quests ffes OF
ehsrs. Othcoe Cousul,atiops frcr q m 70 tp. 4
TRAIL, NJ ID, and D A. GoRToN A. D.. PhyseAns =.
RANCHFR Proprietor.
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GyrrrSiou.

IF you wish to enjoy moss delightful
L ..csrr,on mp, snd take vi. Of he ee.atifa
sen-y Ear River. The pubic s.ads wfn ne r yrov2
ners H.E Gate kc, tsks .he sS;sat-na steamer LnOSo
DEAN See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
Law LNI,ELLIGEIVCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-sPxcIAL TERn-SErr 2L-Be6rs
Justice BoswoRTH
THE TRANSIT COMPANY CASE.
The accessory Transit Co. As Cornelius 0sson, 9, al
This was motion to set aside Judgment 10 favor
Of the def upon report referee The facts repo.A
few day. sgo Tedsy Judge denied the motion without
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
6teauboats axn Railroads.

EOR FLUSHING, COLLEGE POINT, ST.
Il ROMANS wELL-The rssnser ENoCH DEAN raves
Fulton hsIts. alp and atsr Sept - At loi N ana
. L Leaves Fllshns q, 8 IL AID = p n. Low hfe-is
seu;s Exsuys.on 10 90 lsl return, . esD;A-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
fnanridi.

ALBERT H. NIooLAY. Aaeaonser.
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS and
IL BONDS-ALBERT II. NICOLAY viii sen, THIS DAY
(Mondsy u O'clock a. his Stock S,esroom, No 81 William
y % S.s .Ssrs. Chatham Bass, s25esoh.
20 O,fares Oren,. Ba-x . IS each,
II shares Seventh Ward Bank, 4Desc
loo shares Farmer. and &C Citizens s1s t.5 eaeh
:s%e 9 Fs s Insurance a'aaaS conpaay ssc
% shares A'tor Fire Insurance Company, s25eaeh
50 .bsres Importer. and Tsde Fire Iaarauc- Co, s5oeah
10 shares Il tlre nsuIanee Company, 90, e.en.
81 'Is: s SoR @ Co. owss 80 each
ks fTs
90 shares New Amsterdam Insurance Company s25 each
10 share. Ra,ser, Fire Insurance Co, s25s,ch.
ssss eS1 SIR: Fire s GSS.as S?'sy 90
10 sha Meop Titan Fire Insurance Company slco each
10 share. share. coiuban @ Maine Company each
s2'h.Is. Nste nal F5e Iaq,snos CemP:sy 81 Se.sA
20 shares Manhattan Fire Insurance Company $50 each
l5.hares Lsmsr Fire I..H.nee Company, 300 saeh:
20 shares Exchaps Fire Insurance Company, go each
s. Hss'S s saIa. cS%Ps9y
20 shares Lebo1 Fire Insurance Company. s25 each.
KIM ss ossa,; ;i6si Ere .
E1cso T. FL: P o GS%PsSy& Ga ,y & 60 sts
Pew No. rs Church as Mss,sh coD,,v .g.b
80 shares New.JeIse Gel tral Railroad, + 80 each
80 shares United States Steam Sugar Refining Co.. 100 each
$4,000 Great Wes.rn I'll Rslrc ed lst Mortgage Bonds
5000 Detroit, Monroe, and Toledo Let Mortssge Bonds
al2(O Racine and Mississippi Railroad IL, Mortgage Bonds
$500 Treverton Coal and Railroad lsi Aogsse Bonds
5000 Town Of Fort Hadson WIS., Per cent Bonds
1000 Missouri State per cent Bonds
Secues received In addition 10 the reeullry advertised list
darpa eyery sale regular sale THURSDAY Sept -
Regular Auction Sales Of Stocks and Bonds Monday and
Thursday every whenever required at N o'clock at tie
Stock SaiesoOm 80 William a. the Merchants TX
change desired Stocks and Bonds bought and sd at private
s,e Brokers' Board commission Interest SLOWED
On deposits and dividends collected Sales also made Of Real
Estate a. public or at private sale, when desired.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY
Stock Auconeer Broker and Banker 81 Wianst near Wall
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II PORT and FALL NvE1-rhs spI>oAIa aod srp-sio<
s.esn~r NEYROPOLI0 CAPT Brovn leaves New Yok evvy
SCTsDAY THURSDAY. sod SATURDAY ct Sseioch p IN.
spd the IkPIRE STATE, Capt B-ysou. on MONDAY,
SN.R
Hereafter rooms wis regarded secured 70 any srra
cant until the shal have ben pail icr
Fresh, Bosten forwarded through with gree; dspsa -
Al Expires Freight Train
wk BoRDEN. As-p,, Nos 70 and u Ws't's'-
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From sept.
1859 Trains vin lrsve CSsnbers Station soovss
rlrress Train. end II N and sp far Il dson
fr si Sing sS m ana and 70; m ks Poasaa
fOr PeeksA $50 TIE Had.on roossaespse, r.eassin.
srs Sing apd Trains Way Sra
tora Passengers aken Of Chamber Canal Csrsvhsr and
SIS, s.s Trsps NewYork leave Troy t< and 10 %
y, ana IS o m sra AhApy sb>f Is minuses later.
sars.y A. . m A. y. SMITH. sap~rr.sDAen
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26


HISsY L HosuEr Asc:,oDeeY.
A AUCTION NOTICE.
N B-FfALO ROBES
WILMERDISG, HO jUET 4 HCN3ERf
saleuoons Nos % and q Barcisy.,
On "WEDNESDAY. Sep. q, 1859,
II o'clock.
A. No So Exchange place,
2,0e BUF ALO ROBES
Me.ss RAMSAY, CROOKS SON Co.
". B.-Tbes@ Il. BLACKfEEr and UPPER MISSOURI
ROBES, and they are the LARGEST and DARKEST ihs.
20 this Esrk,t
The ,kin win ready or inspection vih Cs.aorle.
d.,. pr~viou. 70 the sale TERMS LI8EAAL-
EVERY ROBE . of yHIs YEARS COLLECTION, and
FRESH
4 SSIGNFE's SALE of REAL ESTATE at the
IA corner Of J1rhst- and 3tsv, S.~ York CT Yin par.
virtne Of sssrn u@nt % By WILLIAM
LECKIE and WILLIAa c. HUNTER, composing ne firm OF
LHCKIE HUNTER vi be sod under The dir c;on o
o. and Sd .v IL the City Of Ne=Yos, MONDAY The l7th
cay Octob-r 1859 a. IL oock the osuf described
pr. AL that certain piece parcel Of land situate in the
Sneseuh Ward of the City CT SewYork In th- book between
the Sd and 4h between 50h s1d 5s, s- bounded
follows: EaS.erly By The ID westerly By line dra par
a 20 the distance loo fee. ,hereo sUuhey
by s0hst AID north.ry bJ line drawn parallel 20 Sun q,
the Of 100 feet 10 inches .herefro IN. said Of sud
being Known and dns hed map Of 100 ots Of EroGnd
pr perry Cf HEEEY BREVOORr and JACOB d ODELL,
surveyed May. 1856 BY DANIEL EVEN, Cry Surveyor. a.
s No. A. AS .55 f57 part Of lot No. 4s Dated New
Yo.k seit- D, 1859. .
S26 2sw3sMSTh. MEAD Il TAFT, A:t0rn-ys
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
<1ENTRAI. RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY

(NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
" Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Lsctt
Western RArcsA and ss Easton with hs Lehss
Valley Railroad. ,,a,... ,-
SUMNER RARRAIsENgGrs-Commen.fn may ts,lSN Lra'S
New. York for Ess.on and ntrmejise places rom fler NO
North River 1850 and Has m, and a. m Tor some
die by The above trains and a. 5+5 The above trains co1
uec. a Elizabeth ~th trains the NewJerey harsd vhcs
leave NewYork from foot Of Coursnd.si, o. 7'<s And
~, and and p. M.
fhe II IS rom New York makes cIoss connection
Ess,on with the Lehish Valley Railroad AND thence We
Cu, PER- Railroad Reading without change Of cssA
and coun.cs Reading direct for Pssyils and Harrisburg
road win 1850 orly for Lehsh Valley Raifosd q
""~ e. '0' 'i'~ JOHN O. sfERNs Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

TREAsURER's OFFICE, NORWICH WORCESTER Co
Sept. 10, 1853.
A DIVIDEND Of TWO and ONE-HALF OF
"A ONE PER CENT the Preferred Stock Of this Com.
psny has been declared payable at the office OF the f.ne
after the first po,mo The transfer books
will closed Saturday the 2ih inst and eOpened
Friday the SOth inst GEORGE L. PERKINS, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

THE NEW LINE FOR
CALIFORNIA.
From the old established Wharf foo: Of Warenit,
North River ~
Seersse $50; Second Cabin, S75 First CABIN, pl", H.
Guiding Railroad Ticket.
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH
The fave rite fteamship NORTHERN LlGHI Capt I1nke,
psugh, sill leave : above WEDNESDAY Oct D.
occk m via Panama Railroad with he resushP
ORIZABA.
Extrs steamer this line always st Panama nsarHe prompt
,ornec.iop a. the Ishmus ,,o,-
NOKIn NORTHERN LIGHT,
ls,yug New-York Oct 20.
FOR freight or pssase sppy the only ocs Of the Lne In
No IN West a. corner Of Wsrens. and
No. Bowling Green.
ID. B. ALLEN, Agent
bah persons forbid rustips account Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
Deniistrp.

HAVING adopted every known improvement, 70
the p-sc,iee fDENTIs1aY d.t<rnin-d nos ~ =
eIcesd either L. the exceleuee Of opera1n, of
omy Of pricsa Beautiful whole Of TEETH Ion n
Up; wasp'ei Dr. LUrIiLR sr, 10 yeafs IN Bro. ~
GLo BRocKwAY, l?yes'' iH Bro0slyp oasoe n" - 0'>
Ioneal..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

A. N MyRwIS, AuctioneeL
pY BANGS, MERWIN, & Co., Trade Sale
~ Boor ., No 10 Psrk.rov
FRIDAY EVENING Sept 80 9: 81 O'clock
PRIVATE LIbRARY-Of English and American Books IN
various departments iDciutine many scarce Work, and p1
American History Aso, variety az nus
rated Books including copy Of VIII American Orpitho
ogy vol royal 4to, original edioa kc. CaAosies are
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TR0Y.S.esmer
~ MEIANoaAs sem , % Ss. q J:JS- every TUESDAY
Tor NEW -HAvEN-By .te.mers ELM CITY,
5.na ,IGn "a :ins s &: NJ. sias % sn. PECK xssa
EOR HARTFORD.-Frcm Peck. slip at 4, p. m,
u GRANITE STATE, Monasys weaaeseayH sna fnaays
CITY OF HARTFORD Tuesdays, rhIndaya AID sssaraAJe
EOR BRIDGEPORT-FARE so CENTS
hospss % %fosnsDnY .ss ,sDir Z S
ayrs in ine eonnee: 9th Ss1ga'ns hoasoic aad Ne~
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY-SUMMER Ar
y RANeEhENr.se.is leave sfAfEs Inland ''s0
;;; sss. s.i 's !s.: '
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA
CITY-MAl and Express Lines leave NewYsrt At T. and
.Sa he S. and FOR w..hnson sew sna he
South &c. ard through baggage checked 70 w~Anssen IN
j. " WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No ~ be received for trains an e, aeiyeed sns
CHECKED fifteen In ADVANCE Of The tine Of leaving
NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE by steam.
~ e, FRANCIS sKIDDY ard COMMODORE hon tos Of
liberty st. EVERY EVENING, ezceps Saturday o. o'clock
ISy sus VI s. ..s .ns u1a s. C.
for a. p.s L.i. Ch.mplaiu Montreal snd osdenssu
se1s f9i..s faa I = s. sasSssa
y Is.,,Ts f. Is5sS.A '''l'" Troy 'fEAAs0Af ''' '
INHE hEGULAh NAIL LINE VIA SlONlNO"
Il TON for BOSTON, PROvIDENCE-Lsnd Rou;s-fhs
sbortss, and mos. direc,-Csrryirs the Eastern Mail
TIE ..+amers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone, Ard c.
vANDERBILT Capt D. B. S,nses, In connection with the
s,cr Providence and and Providence Railroad
leaving York daily Sunday ero~Ped from pier No
NJ r frst Battery place. aud so1tn<ton
$3.50 arrival Of he mail train which leaves Boston
at $3.50 p 49,
The 6. VANDERBILT, from New York, Monday, Wednee
day Friday. From Snnston Tuesday Thursday aud Sat
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. nom New. York. rse.dsy. Thurs:
dsy Saturday. From Sonnston-Mondsy "Wednesday and
Friday
Psssepsen proceed rom snnnston per Rsrcad 70 Proy
denc. and Boston, in Express MAJ. Train reaching said
IN advance Of he by other routes aud IN ample lime of
IN the early Morning Lines connecting North and East Passe
Ger, that prefer IL board the tesmer enjoy nights
,st breakfast dsred AT leave Stonngson IN the
7oo IAn connecting Providence with the ii m frsin
for Boston.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
For us,sse b~rAs freight apply on board the
,,.arnsr or AZ the Freight Office pier No 2 North RIVER or G
th. Office Of the Company, No. l9 Battery place
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
Marbinerp.

DEAUMONT's STEAM GAUGES,
- Perfectly reliable, handsomely made aud WAAAANIhp
BKiUH0NTs BAROAETERSo only e5 each.
c. w. COPELAND No. 1a Broadway, N l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
MisrelIaneous.
8orses. Carriages, cr.

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES AN elegant A.
~ Of frs class Carriages Manufactured 10 mis- ey
may be fourd No. 7S Broadway cor hAs Stranger vn.
ns The civ are invited 20 call Iassted catalogues sent
when requested. JAMES b. ohE"srEh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

OFFICE or The GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD Co., OF 1859
No 81 William St, New York, Sept ~, 1883
NOTICE.-The COUPONS due on the 1st OF
kN October next, on the TEN PER CENT BONDS Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY Of ILLINOIS
will be redeemed at maturity at The office ins Company upon
ell Bonos Coupons OF which shall baye been surrendered
Company accepted therefor In acc0Itance with
the compromise and the of Incorporation Of his Company
J. N. A. GRISWOLD Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

NETWORK and EEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN ls5S SUMNER ARRANGEMENT N6e.
Commencing May q, 1859.
Psssen gers Station In New York. conner Of Hths and ah-sv
En,rspce on 2h-st -
fRAINs LEAVE NEw.YORK,
Hor New Haven m. (eL)i Rt5, S;l5 zeal; s:b anA
<,t5 o. M For BRIDGEPORT (ex) l245, S:lo tex)i
$50 and AS m FOR Milford strstfod, fairfield Southport
And Wes.por:. u: :+5 80 and As 2. IN For HorwAh
7gam I.;t5 3:l5 (sx); $50, 4:45, $3.50, $50 F0
Darien and Greenwich T. g. NJ. l2:45 $780, As $3.50 e;S
p m. For Stamford, ten) a nj l2:s 25 le,l $50
tom, % m Il: :t6 $50, AS. $50, e:Sspm
' CONNECTING TRAINS
for soron sa m (ex S:l5 p m tex) Por HHtfosd and
sprnsfsld pmlex For Connecticut Rive, Rail
road 10 Montreal lex and S:l5 m lex 70 nortnsmr
tu For New Haven New London and S,oninSton Railroad
"a and s:l5 ror Camel Railroad 70 Norss.mP'n,
s:i5p m For Nsusstuch Railroad. g. m, sl5 ?. m Ba
psu bury And Norwalk Railroad, 7. Ga m, $50 p m.
JAMES II. HOYT. sapernsendcnl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

NEWYORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and aer WEDNESDAY Sept 2l 1852 trains VIII leave
9sthst. Station NewYork ss follows
For Williams Bridse-7t5 aud III q 2p aud $3.50 p m
For White Plsins-l230 al ?. IN, and o:l5 p M, from
Write and Centre SITS.
For Dover Plsirs-4 m.
From Aoany-3:3Os m. Msil Train.
Returning will Leave
Dover Plains-5:J0 q.
White Pl,ins-5. 80 and O. m, and m.
Williams Bridge-6: 70 and $50 IN. and $3.50 p NJ
Absny-9:I5s m. Mail Train. N. J. CAMPBELL, Sups.
NORTHERN R. r. Of N. JERSEY-For Pier
mont Nyaeh Hackenssck Ensewood, &cLeayes foot Of
Courlandtst Sunday exeeped) 81 and $50 and $50
D. M Leaves Piermont at 8 and 7:X M and S25 N.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.
REGULAR an TH5SSSs gRss9lsc5. LINE TO
PANAMA RAILkOAD,
,ra nectirs OILY Steamers GOLDEN GATE GOLDEN
AGE, John L. STEPHENS and SONORA,
Of the Pacific Mall Steamship
DIRECT T0 AsPINWALL
p. splendid Steamship. BALTIC, ADaIArIc and ALLAN
C having been entirely r.hed and sdsped 70 the California
' viii 'e'sif. fh .nd 5Sl sra pSfe Of EACH kosfH
hon he FOO. Of Cansls e., n T.
xse BALTIC, 1900 .ans burden A. O. Gray, Commander
s have he 5h Of Oc,ob-r % connect Panama
9TH tie well Ano~n snd supehof s'esmship JOHN l. siE
s n. ATLANTIC nt9; y. ouos on h. SsA of oo.ob.s
An experienced Surgeon 4, attached 20 each Ship.
Through Fesh and Passengers viii Dc im mediate forvGdea
lpon arrival Of ths Steamer $. Aspi 49, -
Each Of above Stesusps has capacity for go 10 800 turs
believed that the accommodations sHorded By ne above
lLips unsurpassed by any i, the world
IN be no deten.ion frwssdns Pasenser Baggage snd
sr.,sht
va,f &c. Of C.nsi+t to WIN II. wlCkHAM
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U.S S. NAIL
II LINE-Tbe f.yori,e steamship ALABAMA, Capt g. r.
scheucI, viii leave TUESDAY, s-p- r. 2. p. NJ,
co1sa. nsl NS a. Ab.ny std S.oSn Bus Of L.dHs sn
0a, 's bad gOr frrsH ST Rtr.s sBp ,s s.su,,
EOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
GEoRGETowH-The New.YOrt and vhfhis a. a6Sis, ~.
vERSoS, = e snith, ooum.nd-r .il cave Per No. ~
Sor-A River, for the above pors ChUAI vof
tesht cents per foot pods other articles S
poporion sDd received Fnd.ys sad sAaiasyL Nc .e.
aspa.urs Of steamer Forfr-sh. oI ps.s.- apply .
n B. CROMWELL Co, 70. Is Wes,a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

NETWORK AND ERIE RAiLROAD.-On
IN and aAer MONDAY Sept 49, 1859, Passenger Trains will
hi g7f e. as PS r. e follows VIZ c.n
aneasua end principal intermediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN at $3.50 m., for Dunkhk and Buffalo, aud in
termediste Stations.
WAY PASSENGER at 80 m, for Newbursh Middetown
q ID Intermediate Statiora
ExPRFBB p~.htss, p-S~is, c--~-
daigua and principal Stations
and NIAGARA Falls Railroad at BDehsmtoR with the se
Bbshsmon Railroad, for syncas At Coins with shs
Buffalo Corrps New Yok Railroad, for Rochester aud
B1a,o Great Bend with the Dsswsrs LssIswSns and
the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo De-
troi. Chicago, &c, and the Cansds Railroads .
EiTp'L MARSH Receiver CHAS. MINOT Gen'l SlPt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

Il.
d. B. ALLEN, Agent
BAH persons forbid Trusting any account Of
the above shPs or owners
NREAT TREDUCIION.-THE vANDEKBILl
u EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
SHIPS sail fortnsh; between New York. Bouthampsos
VAYUlpAY suA he other side Alternate WEDNESDAY
IRON IEw.YoaK FROM HAvsE AND
voR sourHrroH soUrHAhProH
VlupEnBrr, Letsvre. Saturday, Oct sWednesdsy Ot B
o:II oUsxs. sessury Saturday Nov 81 Wednesday Nor .
rsIcE OF PASSAGE either way the ssIle viz: .
VANDERBILT-lst cabin, Gid snd ele@i n cabin, een
OCEAN QUEEN-is, cabin, 6 100 aid eso cabin, o.
ARIEL-lr cabin, $50; "a cabin. 60
Fhye cabin, limited number, So.
Crscs,es Of Puse Issued from Europe 10 America Specie
D. FoERANcE, Agent No. so-hss ev5.. s,sa
Cotton and otherGoods taken freight ousn rstss
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL aad LONDON, calling
- CORK land and emtsrk letters ard passengers
Liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia St~smship Company
lenid Clyde built lion Screw Steamships are Intended 70 s
FROM rEW-YORK.
CITY OF MAECHESTER...... Saturday, October -
CITY or WAsHNGTON.......... Saturday October q
KANGAkoO....: Ss'uioSJ N"'eDei'
At IL O'Clock, nooD from Pier No. " ~ q
RATS ov PASSAGE -
ct5t from New Yot and Phila ~ Cork Lverpool eh
Cabin New. Yoh and Philsdelpha to London. $50
Rhird Case TO Corh or
return ticket, from Liverpool available for Al. months... see
Passenger forwarded 20 Have Paris Hamburg Bremen, anS
Antwerp, 81 throu sh rates
ienoB Of calling ~ b. Joors .be steamers proceed 70 S'
Arrest
JOHN @. DALE, No. Is Broadway, New Yorh, Agent
Ir Liysrpooi 20 WN INMAN Tower BuIdineL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

CTAMNERlNG {
~ VOCAL 6YMSASlI
In ELOCUTi0S, and for
Articulation, IL row open.
per co on WEDSEspA
0ASr0CK, NJ. D., Nc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30
Our Railroad.

AT meeting of stockholders held in this
place on Saturday last, says the Buckeye State,
it wos recommended to the Board of Directors
Of the A. & N. L. r. r. to issue bonds to the
amount Of one million of dollars, to be applied
to the purchase of iron and rolling stock for
the entire road There being still deficiency
of good stock subscribed to finish the grading,
it was agreed that new subscriptions or dona-
tions be solicited for this purpose payable when
the road is completed and 10 running order
This suggestion was received with great favor,
and it was thought by those present that the
small amount necessary to be raised, could be
promptly procured in this way, thus securing
the completion Of the entire work. The Board
of Directors having concluded to receive sub
scriptions of this kind, there can be of course
no danger of persons thus lending helping
hand, losing their money, or sinking it in an un-
finished road. To the large number of those
who have expressed willingness to contribute
provided they were certain the road would be
built, will now have an opportunity of display
ing their lberality, where no such objection cau
be entertained, nor, indeed any other, in the
minds of all who are anxious to promote the
comfort the business and the prosperity of this
entire community. 1t is now the most favorable
time to purchase the iron, the price of this ar
ticle being from 25 to 30 per cent, lower than
it was year or two ago, and much lower than
it has been offered for many years back. A
very slight exertion upon the part of the friends
of this road, will insure its early completion,
and if the plan above suggested be readily en-
tered into, for raising money, we can see no rea-
son why the nine miles from New Lisbon to
the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Road, could not
be prepared for the iron by the first of January
next.
We clip the following item from the West
ern Reserve Chronicle of the 18th inst to show
the amount OF work done and in progress of
cumpletion on other parts Of this road
The Directors of this road held meet
ing at this place on Tuesday of last week.
From them we learn that the road is grad
ed for a greater part of the. distance be-
tween Ashtabula and the centre (road) in
Bristol. Sufficient stock has been taken
along the line between Ashtabua and Bris-
tol, to complete the grading to that place.
From Bristol to this point, the road has
not been located, and the Board are wait
ing the action of the citizens of Warren,
Champaign and Bristol, to determine its To-
cation and rate of progress. From this
place to Niles. 1--WE beleve) it is the inten-
tion of the directors to use, for the precent,
the track Of the C& NJ R r. and from
Niles to Messrs Tod & Co.'s Coal Bank,
the track of the Mineral RidgeR r. Be-
tween Messrs Tod Wells e. Co.'s Coal
Bank and Mr.. VIM. Porter's Furnace, Mr..
Porter is now grading the road, and it will
be ready for the iron the present season.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-07-30
State Christian Anti-siavsry Convention.
To be held in Columbus, Ohio Wednesday and
Thursday, August 10 and IL 1859.

To AHti- Slavery cariaians Throughout the State.
The present aspects of the great controversy
between Freedom and Slavery in our country
earnestly call for more through aggressive and
syste matte action on our part
The African Slave Trade--which by the law
is piracy-is revived and there is not sufficient
active moral power in the nation to extinguish
it.
Southern Churches have generally apostatz.
ed to the open justification of Slavery, and
Northern Christians are sadly remiss in duty
with respect to reforming and opposing it.
Southern States are expelling or enslaving
their free colored population, and Northern
States allow their colored citizens to be kidnap.
ped uDder the provisions of the Fugitive Act
Tho Fugitive Act is pronounced Constitu-
tional by the National Courts. Some of our
most virtuous and respected citizens are impris.
oped because they could not quietly stand and
see neighbor kidnapped and dragged into
hopeless bondage, our State Supreme Court,
in Difference to precedent, has refused to pro-
nounce the law unconstitutional
According to the decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, Slavery is extended
to all our territories by virtue Of the Consti-
tuition, and neither Congress nor the people has
power to prohibit it. And while all this is pass
ing, the party in power is ssraioiog it energies
to acquire new territory for the expansion and
development OF the great evil
TO meet the demands and aggression of the
Slaveholding Power, the Freedom-loving ele-
ment OF the nation has no great, Christian, ear
Dest systematic agpcy.
Alarmed at these facts the undersigned in-
vite Christians of all denominations who be-
lieve aud deeply feel that Slavery is our nations
great crime, land her great calamity, and the
source of her greatest danger as well,) to meet
In Columbus, on Wednesday aud THURSDAY v,
August 10 and IL, to deliberate and pray to
give public expression to our views, and to or
game system of efforts which shall aid in en-.
"sa'ening and arousing the public conscience
a"u sni's'ing the Christian energies Of the State
ana Nation egainst this great iniquity.
Lat there be great, earnest, prayerful and
calm but determined convection
Unless the convention shall otherwise direct
the forenoon Of Wednesday will be spent ia