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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
JOHN MURRAY FORBES, DID,,
Late PAstor of.st Ahl~'s Church, Nos. York.

The fret iilre frost occurred isyeG en- Thsrsdsy
night, October 90 and that was nor very killing ore.
II was the frs, light toat ice msde on the poole Of
water few miles north Of the city. the dsy he'd
been a clustering, uncomfortable ono to people not
yet Injured to it, or clothed properly for Winter at.
mospbers. Friday was also avery chilly day, the
wind blowing stropg, and although ths suu sbinsd
clearly thick Winter garments we're requisite for CON-
fort 10 all VINO we're out doors. and fires we're every
wbsrs called for indoors The evening was clear but
s.i and not as uncomfortable the Gay, and not a.
frosty as the nigh, before. The su'ors boreshs
.bos ed little ut II O'Clock and the night wa very
light, and the atmosphere decidedly sharp Saturday
was clustering, bat not qoite Cd cot soi the sky,
after eaIy morning overcast and indicating storm.
After sill, however, our neighbors ouly hundred
miles north sppssr 10 hsy- had colder ii ne than We
baye the telegraph reports having covered the
ground; and stl urtber north, somesbefe up IN John
B,own's woocs-not bim Of Hrpef's Ferry, depth
Of two feet Of snow lie reported. That Is Indeed .
kiliiI irosr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

KEEP STOCK WARx.-Farmers do NOT pay sati-
Gent attention 10 the warmth Of their stock bat suse
them TO roam about in toe open air, exposed to the
Indictment weather. Toe amount Of exercise lie another
mos important point to attend to. Toe more "a ant
nal moves about the quicker it will breathe, and tue
more starch gum sugar, fat. AID other rcspirstory
eleu ens must have n its food AMI if az additional
qusnty Of these substances not gwen 10 supply the
increased demand the tat and other parts Of the body
wi be drawn upon, and the animal all become thin
nsr also, as before observed, every motion OF the
body produces corresponding destruction OF the
muscles which produce that motion. 1t IL, therefore,
quite evident that the more the animal moves about
the more Of the hsatproduciDg aud esh-formog PRIV
clple II must receive In its food. Hence, see the
proprisiy of keeping cattle in sheds and yards,
ard not suffering those particularly which We intend
10 fatt.p to rove about, consuming more food, and
wasting away more rapidly the various tissues Of the
body already formed, and making it moro expensive
and difficult TO fstten them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

ASoIHgR GERsAs owisDLrD.-ChfittiAn Home
wss swndlsd fe days since oy arunner, Who sold
him a bogus ticket tor Brsns', BY the steamship
Bsnnopa. Frank FOsleI, sx-poicemss, who keeps
ticket oifice a, the corp.r " Cbsnbefs ard West
streets, 10 sIege, ~ be- toe person VITO sid Hs'ne
tie ticket. The has been placed IN the hsnf' Of
the counsel who wa, selected At recsn. meet'os OK
the Germans to attend t. these runners ana bogB
ticket off ces. Fowler snestsd, as VA also tho
runner who conducted Hens b tne oics, sod Justice
Connolly held them both to snsSer, IL tae sun OF
81 600 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
1910 The PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
o,)Js RAILROAD The capacity Of tth kcaA MOO
'S", ny TBREH THROUGH
PAsSEN9ER TRAINe

BEfwEEN PHlLkDELPHlA AND PITTssUhsA
aec. st Philadelphia with through trains IRON booo
ss,e uh tSI ask tlsns iof Cincinnati Louis Csv.I.,a
S ess s9i y. st.rErdls cia. IN 6hO si.n. lso
keDty Mch..n wcOn.n Mnns ss s 1sS:nsSn
au.p1.ea for .D-d comfort BY another route
Eap..s AID f,.t Liners through 70 tssoarsa v'ioou'
sMoSis0 CABS ". attached % zach train wSH s
s.SsssS sSss and ~ S Line sunday. t,s.p
Mail Train leave, rhlsdslphi. .t.'..''. 80.
s..: Linz leave: ra,.ssPs M
ssl psil, ruda. between EswYOrt AID Pht.dep6. rvs
pfi T.n. ss'T s .sSsr u d. .sars rain.
'BuAT TIGHTS from Boston sOOd via Norwich. S1
P."s en- non City h.v. two daily train. 10.
Baltimore oonn-ctOs .rrsours for Ill points "e"-es'ns
si Ps.ns.I. for sapsuIy l,n.1 Emr. Buffalo N.s..
y.a, .aS rsmsd s, .9, ssSs sSs rA'''p'"
els,s edward may Be Obtained the oces q the Con:
e. s,rwsd !; sny Of the iu,or.sn. RA.d oces IL
West also 90 any Of the regular Lane u SssAnen % ns
ssps PHI q VSis As low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
Ask FoR TICKETS By PITrsBuaGH
DsEoT LINE r s5dTkSA TIE EST AND THE
The connecting Of sciI By the Railroad Bds. ritubar
:.s Al sy. 81 s.. ..s f .1gl..s y .A,ss
1'i'H' and the ''' FkEiSg snis WESTWARD.
By his root. treish Of AZ aescriss be irvUssd iron
PhaslrhiA New iot Boston Baltimore 70 AZ post 90
Iowa, hissour- By r,ilrusd direct a..
Tie P,aEs,.. Railroad also At fis:sbursh WITH
r.sner, by soocs Be frvudet any po on .bs
Ob Hushpsvm, Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Elno1,
Wsoonsn Missouri AAns4s ArkAnsss and He'd kve,s and ~
Cleveland ssndusy aid Chicago with sssDsu 70 " pors %
the Moth Wts,-rp LAkss
Merchants snd Shpce sing the rNrspcrson Of shei
IRE st tbs rely with oonode0es IL see6y
THY RATES or FRLIGHf any pon. n the wes. BY
d. Prnu,, VA Railroad eli fsyorssle
.Lsrs-d By other R2ihuea Ccups tes
b. particular mari reekAsos " via feun n
Merchants the West oro-rns gods from the Esst NJ Do
web 70 oirrc, ,h.n 70 be shiyP-d b. this roV;e
Pof EeiSh Coo,ses OF shpp< Dr-ooons apply 70 CT 81
ar,.s ,i.t,r cf the hloStIs AEsui. "A the Company.
D. A. STEWART, Pi-1ogrsti
ev,. Co s,saeenvie 0nil; H. O. Pierce Co. ZsasSvals,
On,o; j. Jonas,oA Ripley, otio kcNe-y Hsyvil~ Ky,
Oxu.b, C.OeT.r PcriSnouth O1x Pscdock Co, Jedse
s,ryu. Ind VI Brown Co.. Ctncitn.,t ONO AtaeSr
Bbo-r- Ci.cinr.,i 0hSo; C Asdrun Ascsor, lad wa
E,n Bir.hau, Iouisye Ky p O. R-y Co. EsAasvine,
Ina, " Grah.n Co., Csiru III Z D. sAss, B. L0oA
No John H.rris. Ns.syis !srr. HsrTis Huns, Mem
obi. tenn; C.,k ca. Ce,cs<o III W z L kooo< TOE,
FL hqrVh, ale Debaq0e low G. 70 Trcxs Assua d
R.iroaa . o, direrer: points IN lie Wee
Parties .t.sudIns tb.r saipners ron The Eas, VII
hd II 20 their cal tie Ass1a Of lis Company 81
tp- fv rs before rhpp-s Addressed eis
q then 5s sck0: Of tsssa VII nee. With PROMPT sssr-
ton. - -
HIGRAW K0oss, Ne 90 North-r, BA.-taora
LYICH Co, Nc. II Kiihy Eos:on
RI Y HOI SION, Gersrs Fr.sht Aren't, rsiad~fpha
J. L. ELLIOT, Agra
LII HoUPr Genera 1l-ts, As-n;. rsil>.spoiA
r. A tCOTT. G-asIal : ?sr-ssnasrt Aaoe.A "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
THE REV. DR.. FORBES AND THE "a II
OLfC ChUkCH.
Nsw-YoRg, Oct. IL, 1850.

NEw-foRK, Oct. IL, 1879.
Most Reeosd JoHs HusHss, d., ArehoisAep, kc.
Nosr REVEREND SIa; 10 is nov nearly ten pears
since under your su-ptcss lad down my linistry in
the Protestant Episcopal Church IN submit myself TO
the Church OF Rome Tue Interval, ss you k10~, hes
not been idly SPENT each day ba. had responsibility
and dnty, and With these have come experience, OBJ
s.rystion and the knowledge Of many things not 70
well understood before. rns result Is thai feel
have committed grave error, wolch, publicly made,
rhould be publicly repsrst. When came 20 you, Il
wss as stated, with deep and conscisa ous convic.
ton tho, necessary IL DO in conmunioe Nth the
See Of Rome; but this cOuv,cr' nsve not bees sbte
10 sustain in face Of the fact that BY tbs nAtaral
rights of man aud oil indyoua liberty must DO s.cri-
&c. d-nor only 60, but the pnvae conscience otosn
violated and one forcsd By silence 1t least To acqui-
ssce in what ia opposed to moral truth AID Justice
UnGer these circumstance, when call TO mind how
slender is the foundation 10 the earliest stages Of the
Church upon which has been reared The present Pspa
powsr can no longer regard It ss legi'imae'y inpos-
leg obligations upon me or any Que cleo. do no 2,
Therefore, by this act, dsown and withdrs~ mysslf
from ts alleged jurisdiction.
remain, Mos. Reverend Sir yonr obcsient servant
JOHN MURRAY FORBES, DID,,
Late Pa a. NJ "a Ch1roh M .Xerh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

CHILD KILLED BY TURKEr COcK.-An inqned
vac held at the Police Office Chesale otahorisnirs,
last Monday. before Mr.. Abraham Flint, " inquire
ito the death Of grsndchd OF Mr.. tlntey OF tue
Cbesoepsrk farm. IL appeared from the evidence ot
William Phillips, ore Of the fsIO servants that on
Friday afternoon last vnie some Of the IA ally we're
sbsent az Cnesdle Market the child 10 qnes,l1n-s re-
muksbly fee boy, shout two years Old-was playing
about ia the yard with him, and that while DO ~es %
work the child slipped say add vent ~ be sappossn
into the hoase; bat presently, on inqnry oenx maze
for the child, It sss found 70 hsysgone mo u;.l a.
the further end Of the yard where, 90 ssr;n o7ing
made It ses found lying with lis fscs doSn~eo gaze
dead fOck OF turkeys being ABBOTT tTeaty yarnt on
From the evideocs Of Philips, !. appeared 70 kind
Of feud existed betzeen the chid aud the turkey ne
bayiIg on some fJYmer occasion killed sewers. OF the
yonng ones Win stick sipcs whi ii time the odd
COX pird to use the w'ness expI 7esorl bal ade
rel, Ar the chils" Mr. Thomas " ebo, 20 gson, do
ned thst on beng seu: for 10 tue child, he ooly
v,.ibs ua,k Of violence found upon IL 80 upon tue
lev or lover part q tte iece, which might have bssa
c,us.d By 2 turkey wing. and cas- AZ .nc5 marx
az would have bern caused by kicG from hofse
br lie staied that there hOfsee 10 the hsid ne
srain'psd tne grouu1 clossy, br, c0a!d x discover
suy boi.ee fOg,uaIks Leay where the cid lay. The
Coforer ana Jury together with the nsdica uasa,
went 10 view the locus gKo e6d the dsc7.ee' and
upon their r-turn TIE ffutr addressed Tea ren1A-
b. them saeesstipg that. alhoogh t1ere as no post
tive evidence of the IN vhi n the iia CO ne
Ia ts cesib there could DO very little Doubt looking
AZ tne eyi5.uc vEoh asa been bfousL. before them,
,bst !; had been camel b.. toe turkey. verde. u
tia, effect nse sceofdt IS ge;ufnei.
Agents Of the F-erch, AustiaD, aud Sandman Gov
.iLnsL'- have beer socting erceis from some le 81
NJ irunicurces VI EgaGd for very large 'u hoers o.
MID CALLsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

MoRRIssrY AsD HlEsAs "A ramor ws.in circus-
ton on Ss arday afternoon iote effect that uorfsssy
and Heeoan hsd met a. Buff TO- .n5 engaged in rough
sndtuuble eight, during wbieh Iiesn.a vas killed.
This rumor Is entirely untrue, a. these persons arc
nos in this city, alive and kcking-but DOT 10 naa-
Ger calculated to ipjure ono snother There wss
f2ht At Boffalo between Two who we're ifoo'csDy
csad by the names Of tbese distinguished p1gilists
In which tie one besriog the ZANE Of - Hesnan " Is
said TO have been killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
HYMN OF TRUST.

BY otvgR wtspsrL soisr'.
u Love Divine, tibet stopped % share
Our sharpes papg, our bt ercs; tssr,
On 'hee ve cast each earth born care,
We suiIe at pain vhi's raea art near
Though Opg the weary "a, 90 trssi,
Aed sorIoss @ a." each iegsriea year,
No path We shnn, no dafkn. dread.
Our hearts sill whispering, rtou art near
When drooeing Ples.u,e turns % grief.
Ard trembling faith Is charasi 70 fer.
The n urnuripg -ird, the Saiverios leaf,
Shall softly tell ne, rson ait near
ON Thee We ding our hardening woe,
Love Divine, forever dear,
Content to suffer, shiL. se ksos,
Living, and dyics, Tnou art near
IAcsrie xon.Ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

PLAsIsG SAVED SnIyGLEs.-A letter before us de-
scrbss a machine tina, planes one sde OF sawed
sbipgbs perfectly smooth as fss. Is they como from
the say; and the writr ssysit does not take mach
power, or add much 10 the cost. this can DO doses
we msy consent 70 u.e sawed shingles and try 10 be-
Hsye them as good a. spit and shaved Ones when
those are not To be had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

MrIcn THE MELos GRoUsD-An ground where
melons are planted should be mulched before the
vine. begin 20 run. You may use old bsy or ssrsw,
or fresh cut grsss, or, If convenient, small bushes,
such as willow, hszle any others that viii Icy down
fat, Cucumbers are much better fer bushing q
peAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

EIGHTH AssIsBLr DIsTRIcr NonNArfos.-Ino our
reyos Of p'oesrss Ct tie Villa Assembly 0sct Co
v.reI LeId opdesaonk Hail. FRIDAY eysliny
that Mr. Gecrse W. Terws-r nominated tAs
R.ygb'c.n esndSds for tia. District Toe booisss b Mr..
Georre Tsr~is-r, wSou, The w., well hnowa R~pabssn q
is city, wbo hAs sood service Ia The rsaks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

valus for the pubic or private hbr,y.-Ths very
complete index to this ssd the tso preoedhs voHme'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIRE APsLACHICoLA AND sEw-ORLEANs LINE OF FRO
PELLEEs-DEPAR1URE OF the srEANERFLoRIDA.
The st.sm-propeIer Florida, recently lsuacoed from
Ia. sbip-,srd Of 5. Wnitlock at Greenpoiut, and
destined for the line about to go into operation
between New Orleans and Ap .iacbicola Fla sailed
om her deck At the foot of Beach street on Saturday
afternoon for N,wOrlesns. Some twenty-five or
thirty invited guests, among whom wers several
Florida merchants, accompanied her ~ fssthe Mar
rows and were brought back by the steamer Lock
wood which chartered fjr the purpose. All were
we'll pleased With the sailing capacities OF the pro-
peUer, as exhibited on the trip wllle tle beauty OF
her model and the slee ant workm .nshp d'psyed in
Der build, was highly CONNIE need. The Florida ia
$50 feet on deck With 80 feet beam, hss capacity of
600 barrels, With 10 feet daft, and stste-room &C
CONN odstions for 80 passengers. She makes II knots
an bour with ease. Her engine, which Is OF Baysds
drect-actiDg pa tern, built by q. II. Deamatsr, is
placed amldsbip unlike most prop.l-r' thus keeping
the vessel always trim. The Florida was modelled
and built by +. S WhItlock. Her eos. WAS 100000.
The Florida is commanded by Cap. o. Nelson, and
will Immediately take her place the frat steamer on
the new line She toc out about 80 passengers for
N.w-Orleans
VESSEL oS FIRE AT SEA.
We have the following report from the pilot boat
Moses VI. GrDnel No. ]: No dats. lat 81 40 locs
~ 20, saw a vessel on 6rci iun for her when she
proved to be loietop-ail schooner abandoned. she
vas ABBOTT 90 tuns burden, and apparently Of Colo
NAL build was on fire fore aod aft; had stone ballast
her boats gene; the inside OF her bulFsrks
painted dark yellow. While end,avorng to rave
ONE Of the rigging, SIC pitched head foremost and
went down.
WRECK OF A FISHING scHOosER
The Schooner John Walter, Amarck master, OF AMI
from Gloucester for Bay Cbasur, 6sbiog voyage,
sruck Oh breaker, abolt Two and a half miles from
Lober island near the mouth Of Sheet Hirbor, morn
ipg Of the 30 inst in heavy gale With heavy rNn
spd thick f z, and became total wreck. Toe crew
beng exhausted by pumpi'g apart of fhen abandoned
her IL boat With two aen thai caue oil ID thelf ~
,istanoe the schooner being in sihkiog stHsl, aod
tie REMAINDER IN the vessels boat, with t@o anchors
out AID her cOors hall mast signals at dl'tress 70
obtain assistance from the shore Eight fishermen
shortly afterwards boarded her and got ner underseish,
ard succeeded ir keeping her aca until they fsn neI
on Goose Island 10 Sheet HsbOr run AID then claimed
her for salvage The master sent tor Joseph ~nsr
J. p who obtained possession of the vessel aud VITO
the approval Of master, offered To the SAVERS one
thId OF the amount OBJ sined for the property, VII CD
Was accepted. a sdfvey has been he'd On "a, vessel
by dsiutere-ted persors who paye condemned h,r as
unworthy of repair. The property wa, 70 be sold on
the S.h INST, for the benefit Of all concerned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
GOAL WITHOUT COST MANUFAC,

~ TUBtRs, BUILDERS and kE AL EoTAIt oDfk's
Perspt tc a. TsGtOu Penn feE l1rs ~ -
from E,uYoTk PLsaslpis, DsmoT- Albany syIsc1s- %
~sSo Ere BnrsIo &c on WEDNESDAY, MOANING, Oct
% attn oLk at tho Wyoaipg hous. ~ books u sroood
~hu The booUgb coDshGs short sn0 bE log ots ~ ~ ~
net ,sch beautifully uzrd avenues 40 feet vide The
whole power 5tasoTo Meadow Brook vita M Of 1p"Hrd 81
$40 feet 10 reserved for the use a this portion OF the cay p
Ga ALREADY generally INTRODUCED The receipts from me sse
Of rsi and Il iron areafy amount - 80 ~
million. FER opportunity pfossuS 70
y. Al unlimited supply OF te satAi1te
~ beat qsy fnsrsntd 1T ne oruste's mar oy 10
Sp~tuity fr nohius hump coal a. VI 10 20 cents per
Ln The labor Of thousands Of children whose p.rsnn Are en
poy,d 10 tine various and nve be he'd a. bw
rsts fes faG liz eight niue year. 4o tae Poplh
ton now nssry IS 90 s,u Toe daily fsrosn CON
~ ncs-ion In 81 dirsc,ns i1turss pply Of raw material sod
facility for Of manufactures articles A. The 10 Sss
ras and to,. Ty Of The valley d
provus Of minimum sice The experience on the past tTs
HAVING conviction With many rsnu@ctufers II
iyo Of the ront wich thef business eaa % %
,a-y spd isfcay b.-d = defy corP-.ion IN
Of his properly 70 sei sSfHAo O"oh' Oh
prem ptorly go -.,- IL ,io.L -, =. .,.a,
Tb. lo. III be pu up with the privilege Ola bIoc oo cred
40 and three yra20 cent only IN cath Oeis caDe
At W. lin. o, sale All n4ssnces proni 'ed Achi. sc'uid
pps furnished gratis No Dwelling ss lees cost thsn 81 PER
s,,d on The pIenisss Builders readily obtsia De-
b.v,d IS pr cent per rental Toy t.l' i1ys
Ior fur her particulars, slpy " j. hmSobN' esf
Q.ts ~ nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
Joseph HEGEMAN-Oo TUESDAY, Oct

y Is Al A ocloc, M stao - Willow b-tEeen Ors1ss aod
C,r b.,Iy s.s B,tokhp HOU-EHOBD FUkSirUHSs- Ross-
sooi Cover, and music Sand rlco c1son
satin and crimson doisiDe n
hee Widow Curtains futures cretay bcoscss manoe
an, Tsbes Chsr dTss Buresus Hat s.na
,nut Irtroson Table French pse Pier Gisss ebony Cox
Bra,, py and iugsin Csrpe-s Oh Cloths silver paSd Tea
Bet China CroeteIy Cutlery, and Kitchen Furniture Cs'
k,ane a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

A DNuNIsTRsTORs SALE Of 10 HOUSES
n StITs Oh 9d-sv and 1;a close the ESfATG q
s,ps ,isRK seosssed -ADRisS MULLER wn sea
:, e,,aI On TUESDAY, Ocs. "a S9 - 3 onIook q; tho
I.,.h.,t, p, hang, the ~ing dcssble propuJ;
liable Ls vest sife Of 4v, soSlins tie buHs
Vesd Bsrt he roTthwf of .bt- esch u sieL
al.e ssath Of & and stost, essh
= 7,ft
aIHsr q south side CT at, aans be abo'~,
sseh $40
S.a S fame Ro1ses and Lot. sdjpininy. eseh lsr7oe
Aso u. ncinE 81 feet ~ t5e seoy- <sFt
TINS btsfsl Nap- fol- particulars b obssine1 al DE
sR.se e th- Aue.lOD-sI NJ. IS "aits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

TIRED OY LiFE.-A Scotcbman nams1 Thomas
Cameron ssse g JsGs While In Of intoxicson, tSok
e Laudaunrs. irneiDs - commit sats- physciAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

Buiiniue Maferials.

r1NCAUSTlC TILES for FL OORS.-Minton's
u Tes Tor V.sbles Halls Dining Rooms, Cons-rvasor'es
H.sbs and for puoho buildings Of hnS, as laid oy hs
,u..nb, ~ 10 The capitol WsshiDon and In many chucne
h.pks hotels dw.lr IN part OF the country
O' MILLER COATES
90 279 T. artist Tforh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
AZ MEANS, AsctioDeeI
by BANGS, MERWiN, Il Co., Trade Sale
sospAY TUESDAY .Do WEDNESDAY EVENING" Oct

MONDAY, TUESDAY ADO "bUSbsSat L'hNt'Oo III
~ o. sut y a. g o'clock. -
psrvArT IrRBagY Of VALUABLE srd SCARCE
POOEs-Comprsing vs;y Of oisssDt Sos.h editions OF
,.vAb wotk. 90 su-c.s locuds May that are "a
.,lhy IN stTssed and caiy bound As, aud eaooe
s,. m Arabic, PeTssD, rs doc Sa1ssdt md oiosr Osai
ana For..p IsrcYssra also u bnrcA1
Puk1.~eoors Gstshg1es e e ready.
On TUESDAY, NV IS and ill1vns days:
1,rrA FALL shCEL SALE & mVd1s con1e oonec-
Won Of Knsnsh BOOK, epbsciHs a valuable Books al
The various psuisI nAuy u thea eles,ntY asa,ed and
inner ~, bund st received II isnrs Also
cspasl noeu Il Standard aGefctn s1oks from ma
sdns ho1ses eubrscnf isr variety OF caocs voiss
IA ke Cssosass will be ssn. a9y Itdrsss spplrstoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
A J. BLEEcgEs, huctiocesr.

J. BLEEcREs, hIstiocesr. -
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, embracing ~
NL LOTS on Sra and sra AVS 1i9fd sod lo0Id.
srs1 IN FULL VIEW Of tbe HiGa BRIDGE and aA"LEn
hvEB ,,,nnrrsn.v
A. j BLEECKEk, son Co win ,sli, 90 WtDSEsOtY
Oct % Of " O'Clock the Mechsnts Erchapg me tGpe0
yell bull .usou block Ground 7h anf u1.ays g.
Tie lot elton the Msconb Dam read and 1874 and i1hss
EN- o. Lots beautifully u.d beta 'he liar
lem River the SDds Of Nb1sLel Jarvis esq The house
sdspted ssDtleman's FOR public stution
brs DtAly built IN plete order Also, L9s
on Of sbav and l4Jshst Title ndi,putaoe
viii be accommodating Maps a. the auction ooms
No = P,u..t Q7l4J
CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
~ PUBLIC AUCTIOSCou, rising the cutire beau l Fur
ptnr~ Bobes Paintings Piano tOe &c, cntaineo 10 The
Syesoy dwelling NO 1852 West 2'tst between 7h and oa'
MONDAY Oct "a, AZ loi O'Clock precisely.
furnished but months the inrrfture
made BY Dixon oLsr oeebraed nskers embraces every
br ound IN fashionable and oo.t tnnisned residence
wood Pso Suites In bIocsde with
ooup.te Of rtsaod Chamber and Dining room
furniture osss ~se Silver Ware, sc Also anne Iron Safe
Portshls Hestsr 6c -,
Catalogues hous Sale pve, wiIhou: regard TO weather.
HOUSE TO LET, possession Immediately
w. h. WEsTCoTrk Co, Auctionesrs.
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fegaj Nrrlrss.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
County Of Ne~-Yoh no:ie. s.rssy sven % a. s
Newton Baker deceased TO prs<nt the N voushrn
bso 70 ID. Subscriber Once Of Evele,b Bi'se No
in ss cy Of IN s s %; Of n s.J
u:S-l.wsn'M With the WI .nnered.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Slrros. ate Of
s County Of Neg York Nose e terb, given 20 a p-r'on.
n yips claim. asainst RICHARD BURR ate Of the City Of
York Captain teoes..d 70 preset he sam. wiz
~ street East Siver, he City cfEswy.l before Toe
nh day o. January neIt-Dsted, NswYort he sd DAY o
- is.smM JOHN P. TOWNSEND, Executor.
PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
"a. s h. GGsn sm. ERNEST WszER ..s Of
,eScher. thereof 70 ,ntscrbers either No 81 Ced.r
be q Ferdinand Bsnske OF at the rs.asnes Of hsn!
h. Is ia, Of btT NewYos sonr.b DAY
I I..sna " h sfssS SShss s5SS'k
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
III. County notice hereby oven To all PER
ems having claims against WALTER GOaNAN hse OF The city
Of York hardware merchant deceased TO present. ne
EDWARD McELkOY, Nc 81 East 27tk-st, in the city Of New
Yori before the l2h az Of January neI.sated New
'"'' ~ - NARY ANN ooRMAN. Admiui..r.trt.
III lswemM OF Walter oornso, decessed.
NOTICE An APPLICATION will DO made to
.e f. S's az grad
vic,sd March 9. 1889. 'O The tenn Of too Js.-.
CTPkEMk COURT-Clty ana County Of New
Yot JOB sLAck ard NhThAS o sEN a,aus ~;
reief-To soisu You hereby nmoned sod re-
qured TO answer the complaint this action ~hies va: nsd IN
tne Office u Tire Cek o, City and County Of Ne Yors on
III. 81 Ii ds, Of september 1859 Of which copy herewith
on the :as H %
ifeo G' scadSe Of ts cay 81 you
the Amt within he time Aforesaid the paInt, u
this action will apply Court f the relief demanded IL he
compliant. Dated New. York Sep, % 1859.
GA l.w6~M' s.y BAGLEY, Plaintiff Attorney.
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Hlehnul

~OOD NEWS. Mrs. Kerney, 81 81. Marks
In 80 .r,,S Of Liver C'Bplaip by usrs bottle. - Dr.
ITaTSF's WILLOW DOCK sfkU'. pest' Fos 10 Ca''
han g. seq 0Iabdst aud AZ 6rV'~"s5 '~ - -'''
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N IcA and WEST COAST Of SOUTH AnaaicA-OI.
TiCE o. the NORTH ATLANTIC sIEAzSsir C1-se IT,
secop Sith he PsnAns R.toes Scpp.ay 90 saiPSe'Ss
s,,rs o. ar Abilities vin so b AFFORDED on snPne
% C-n,.l A,en.s 70 verpoo by sTanseuent VIII ,se W
hai. LEY S q. W,s.sr 40 r. STEPHENS, seey.