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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-07-18
joseph GoCARANE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
OSKALOOSA, KANSAS

. Office North side OF the Public Square,
Viii attend to tbs payment Of taxes for non.
res EMS, and buy and sell Real Estate.
Collections made and promptly re.nitted lit
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-07-18

Jake. did you carry home that UNI
brella that l borrowed Yesterday" ask
I'd father Of his only son. "No. faith
er. you have often told me to lay up
something for rainy day. and as l
thought it would rain soon. l laid up
the umbrella"
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-07-18
FARM FOR SALE!

r HAVE I'D acres Of good land. located three
i miles n. f. Of OskalOosa, which will cell on
reasonable terms. On this farm there is a good
frame house. first-rate well OF water, and
about forty acres under fence and in cultivation
tI-f X. FULLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27
ISE0 THE PENNSYLVANIA JShO
lOOOC ENTRAL RAILROAD. lou
GREAT DoUBLETRACK ROUTE
cspsy Of the Road now equal to IN the country


GREAT DoUBLETRACK ROUTE
The cspaity Of the Road equal to IN the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. Astor House. corner Of Vesey st
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers TO and from Cn
rpnAh Chicago St Louis ST. Paul Nashville Memphis New.
Orleans and all other In the West Northwest and South
west unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any route
Through trains for the West leave New York foot OF Court
hsdt Morning Express, a n Evening Express sPm
Fare always low and the time ~ QUICK 80 by any other
snd from any point Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin lows, Missouri BY RAILROAD Di.
RECT OF sr Port on the nsvasls rivers OF the West By
The freight and from any point Of the West BY the
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers ins.
Ing the transportation OF their Freight 10 h Company rely
~s cOnadsncs on .o I, speedy Tans mr,,
lane BY which parties enigans westward enjoy cheap and
,ouoAbe mode Of one half the ar'ca rates
Of fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Aston House
LEECH Co, Freight AGENTS,
No. Aston House and No South willlarn-st.
MoDoNALD 4 BISCH0FF Emigrant Agents,
No. Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS, General sSpt Altoona Pa
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-For PHG.A.
~ DELPBIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
NJ and and p IN fare "a Through tckrs soid Tor Gin
snna and the West and for Washington New Orlean. aud
the South &c. and through baggage checked Washington
}. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No viii be received for trains unless delivered and
shocked 10 minutes In advance Of the time OF leaving.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
n PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid .aa suponot
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, a. o'cloci ?.
n. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton. on MONDAY,
MEDsEsDAY. and vhiDAY' at soclocl p ~, from Pies
Hssans Win be regarded secured to any .ppa-
Freight 70 Boston forwarded through with great dispatch b.
W. E0RprN Ars. Nss Nss wssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

A GIFT to II. R. Fl.
IA TIE pRlNCE OF WAVES.
BROWNS PICTURE
ofthe " BAY Or NEW-iORk ar SUNRISE"
number Of gentlemen Of this city wishing give H. r. H.
the Prince OF Wales reuinsence OF hts Wait 10 New York
which would at the time De a representation of Native
Art hay. purtkased hi. negplcens Painting by Mr. GEO
BROWN. Of toe - CITY AND BAY or NEW-YORK AT
SUNRISE" The Picture accep ed by ". X. r. befoe he
left the city will be fora sded 10 him in short time
Previous it's being London will remain ves for
few days at the -
CRAYON ART GALLERY,
No. $50 Broadway stb-st
GEO WARD NICHOLS.
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legal Notices.

SUPREME C0URr-City and County OF New
- CECILIA CASwELL, Plain III, against CHARLES
3. CASN ELL. Def ndNnt-Summons for relief tCoui NOS
serc To the Defendant above named You hereby suml
poned and required to the complaint In ths setaa
County Of New York at the City OF NewYork aud to .erys
copy your to the said complaint the spocnher
his office No Nassau street In the City Of Newiork within
twenty days after The service Of this ysu exclusive
of the day Of such services aud you fail 70 answer the aid
win apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated April T. 1859 THEO c. SEARS,
PLAINTIFF Attorney, No. Nas.au.s-, NJ "a.
The complaint In said action hlsd In the oEee ~
County Csik afoTessaa on The lib day ofAprt hco.
ais ANNNN,
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Roofing.
Marbinerp.
Orean Steamers.

STEAMER Of NOVEMBER 3, for Southampton
~ and Hsve.-The f,yorte A l Steamship ILLINOIS
Capt r. Terry will sail from Pier No NORTH River New
Yors, oi SATURDAY November at noon with Mails Pas
sengers and Specie for England and France. -
First Cabin TO iiayre $50; Third Cabin 20 Havre ea5 Ft
Cabin % Southampton Third Cabin Southampton sao
ID. TORRANCE, Agent, No. s. Bowhns OIser Nrv,fs.h
Sight prpfss " London md 1LIs JysslS Wv" >"-
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NIBLOs GARDEN. ,u
1t tG%af, ExhE assss y: s. iSs
WIDOW 'i zsS Ss ifHi FUND
NETWORK FIRE DEpARTaESr.
VOCAL AID INsfRy ,sl
NJ. NJ MOZART, A''i' "''' Mf, H. l. wEsTERyELT
Soprano MI. D. MIRANDA. '
GypoLrHsEN,' M.o; SIMPSON.
D"'''i Mr. G. w MORGAN '''''
Mr. c. JER HOPKINS, ~ MrT.AuG; HOGAN,
MI " Pianist Pianist
And Dr. CHAs, ALEX oUnMsTTG.
PROGRAMME.
Grand Overture. psu,lst
Ai'S-''''' - "''' Mr. + RUDoLPHsEN.
c'''oA luce s "a fss.s h ssSs Bisa6F
Bsll'drh'H You As S1 g. miaxaDx
Dn'MS Mrs. %EsrE tTf f9Lfs sad Dr.
sOns-sOns of the Lara a.. Woz
sOrs-fhe Anchor Weighed. .Braham
M UEO oIMfSOS. 49,,
IinO s'o- S mr. JEEoSK HOPKINS
NJ q. me ANNA BlshoP aaa Mr. ksDOLPdoLn
s0ns-rh' Bay Of Si''' Af. MIRANDA.
n'n'e'n'-Nn' Mn: Il. w;i:siIEtEIl MACON
1''iaA-h0n' '"f Madame aas ANNA BISHOP
Descriptive Song-The Ship on Fire.. Russell
sons Buao-The Little Fat Haston
Mr.. +. KUDOLPHsEN. - .
Madame BISHOP Mr. MIRANDA, and Dr Gull METJE
THE ORCHESTRA UNDER TIE ABLE DIRECTION VI
MR. COOKE.
The grand Pianos used - viii be kindly furnished
by Chickerirz 4 Sons and Hall 4 Sen.
MI A. W viii deliver Fireman Address, written BY
the late +. 8. Hin eff Boston. .
ssLsd-Conin Tho the Rye, Scotch. Mozart
TAKE NoTIcE-The performance viii commence with the
ever popular DTema called - - -. 49,
ALL THAT GLITTERS Is NOT GOLD.
Received With unbounded marks o. epp.ObatiJn.
81 phen Plum Mr. Conway Harris Mr.. Andrews
Toby 1uirke....NI Chester Ms!ha Gibbs Mira Conway
Jasper Plum. .....Mr motifs Lazy boatherondge
Sir A. Lass,l. $50. Mr. CanolI Mrs LeBrun
Fred Pur1...Mr Harkits Lady Yaleri, Miss K Fisher
The whole to cenclade with the alghabe Farce Of
SUDDEN THOUGHTS
Jack Cabbage. j. Chester lmpulse...Mr W. Feuno
Gen Denton. Martin sims Mr. Andrews
Nobs............Mr. Ellis ds Impulse.... Mrs LeBrun
SCphs........ Miss Athena Jsra. X. Fisher
Admission. cents
Tickets be had st the Box Once NioOs Gad.n secured
81 private boxes ix seats ST. Tickets efso
be bad If VIZ. Sem No $50 Broadway John Decke
Chief Et gneer No FL Eizabtth John $. Giles Treasurer
"A EHzsbeths of the Officers vi Fire Department aud
Of tbs COMMITTEE Of Trustees j. ~ Philips, No. Cooper
Union Zopbsr Mills No IA Front-st James Watkins No.
10 CstbaIine-st. Samuel b. Thompson No "a Beakmins
Doors opn stl Performance to commence at u o'clock
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
~ and TROY, connecting With Trains NORTH md WEST

-
~ and TROY, connecting With Trains NORTH md WEST
Trains les.s.
= rsox cH..nrs.r ST.: y.or si,r-sr.
Express, and II n and sl72s, lias M, and s;0
Troy and Albany, Mol a. ais
Troy srd Albany with Sleep s5 p m Sunday, iacudsd
fonslhss.sps's Train, 100 a m
ps aIo g'r 81. m. and lao pm.
org Sans Tram s: and iO;l6s M, AS and 10, m.
A. =. SMITH Superintendent
NS sIdGlsoSdi Of HOUR to p. M
VA SA1 H. Nc NS y l ne Steamers t6 Line w lave P
a. Office Of Comp NY s so'I rs wyyns. asp m in''ssd offs
Eew.YoIs, Oct. n. lsso w.MEDwARDs, As.n.
EOR BRlDGEPORT-DAILY LINE-FARE
9GEssM i,I s.s;%sg SATALE, csps wiIn.m A
Gaans f. sS9n ss6R, .tH u. al rs
y : SEsS soE
diving in time to connect with al sts E.yr... frsn.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JgRSEY-
~ From foot Of COMMUNICATIONS 4 H.,-..~
den with Delaware ssawsnD. and western RassS =. s.s
EI1 SR I Sssy seS s.s IL
H.saI.suss EIyss:.-A.s. r for E...eu, Rs.xn.. H..
M1is Ts.S. AZ fer Esaon, Water Gap ssr..ses.
u n THRouoH Tahrs-For Ess.on hauch Chunh Re.a.s
Pottrytle Harrisburg, &c.
tP = THRousa TRIIs-For Esstou, Ansn.swn Msa.oa
sSs WAY rYr-For somerville and intermediate ssu..
EXPRESS TRAIy FOR HARRisBuRs.
The Express Trsin from NewYork arrives q Hsrs
burg 80 noon IN time 10 connect With trains Peans
vsnia Central Railroad east and west Northern Central saf
End south, snd with Cumberland Valley Railroad.
LEAVE NEW YoRK PIER No IN. r. a 1i1 nd la
and $3.50 for Eastern and internediste stations nd
3:30 D. ~ for 6omeryil6 and intermediate sations
JOHN o. STEARNS, Superintendent
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
4Ssay I'D Ess % .' f.. - S
points West, Northwest aud Southwest
On and MONDAY, Oct. Is 1860 trains viii avs 1sh
st. Station. New-York, a. follows;
Albany Express Trim, q. IA, and p. N.
For Cfcton falls p m stopping a. al stations above Ys
Vile. ~
For Wife Plains 65 p. M from Wbitest Depo. STOPPING
a. AL stations -,
For Wiambndge II M, and $3.50 p. M from 2sth-a De-
RETURNING WILL LEAVE
Albany, 5a m. East Albany, 5:l5 a n--Expres Train
Albany, D m East Albany, 4;l5 p m-r.xpr-ss Tram
Albany .. m East Albany, 9:l5 q n.-msn Train
Croon Falls topping at all stations north Of Tremsnf
White Plains 10 M, and $40 p Stopping at Al
stations.
William sbrdge, H. and stopping e, all stations
JOHN BURCHILIA ASH supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

rs. s,, n,s..ton Church meet for Divin. Worshp
sv,x In The sc chapel Of Cooper Instue NO
"a p,sachtns on SABBATH the 2eth 81 10y IN 200
- VA + r r INNING OF Bristol Pa Strangers are eofuanJ
invited 10 attend. Sesss free. --------
UniycrsaIis Il Mission Roonas. 6lst and TEp
NV ses,us AZ tss above pls;- or SUNDAY Arlbn-
MON y o'ciok. sdpd,y School at 2oc'ek Inc Puohs
are a. vitsd. Seats zee.
uiIIett-st, "a f. Church-Preeching TOMORROW,
n, Ioi n NJ by the Rev II. rAN3S y. T. t1 p m by NE
Pastor tbe Rev J. sEARLES. Eleventh Sermon III the
Course on CHRIST. Seats free.
Puhlc experience meeting Of 3 p. M
Westuinster nd between 9th and 7th avs-The
vices In this Church Sahbath Oct 49, will be-
MORNING at lol O'clock, by the Rev. ROBERrAcCARTEE
d. ID Pastor assisted by the Rev. A. X Mscoubrry. EVEN
ING at u O'clock, by the Rev. JOHN ~ KREBs, ID. n.
Str very cordially invited to sests.
Yorkvile Baptist Churcb.-Ths Rev. Wa NJ. PAR
SONS viii preach Ia the Chu ch In s3d-st, at l0t and
p H.. ard the Rev Dr. HODGE, of BRIDGEPORT at Y In the
ENENlNG The public are invited to attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27

rI'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for
Il Goul and RHEUMATISM An sufferer. nom tho shove
complaints either OF long linz advised
BLAlRS GOVT and RHEUMATIC PILLS They can be
he'd upon the most safe aud eecuA remedy offered the
public and have been universally Europe for many yea
or the above complaints
PRICE % AND IS CENTS PER BOX
Prepared by PROUT n HARSANr, London, Enslsnd, and
sold by their Agent MILTON HARSANT SD Vt and b. osA
way aud by +. C. WELLS Co No us Frarkiir ~ Y.
Her Maesty Commissioners auth tha snd i'd
dres Of Thomas Prout No s29 Strand Londsn 10 be i
pressed upon the Governments stamps affixed % each box Of tho
genuine medicine.
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UEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN:
bg q b "nSsJ SeS snG Ss
Medical Establishment, Is s1ariDeed as responsible ana trust
tsemed n e5icsl rganisstion 10 the country
TESTIMONIALS REGARDING ITS MEDICINES HAVE bsssru
Gov WEsrcOTr Of FLo,ida.
Rev N. BASGs Of the MethoSist Church.
Bon BRLsss, Saperpiso' C9Saty Se- York and from
leading Dvines Physicians, and public men
Previous notices and is.aneqisls have s.t,bsshsd
s M h TRE he op s..
diseases which render the Lives OF women from the ae
These u assst s %s cc poss
OF Lying or cssda0a ~ me any 2
s s.snssd tn sh BESIDE the local 'e''e ' '
DePsnsed Monthly PeriOds-Insguari-.-
Weasness-Fsintness- Deransd Appetite
Pam il the Bach ard kdnf q. lls
''f N eaHi Of ISs Heat
Dizziness-Neryonsessm-H ead,che- Re'tss'ne.s--
D''''I ssia 81 seRS,eh
I,chins-Bumips or GIits ion o. the Uterine Organs
AnxietySNeTyous T"isceins- n.., .,.,,.-
NumSne.s and pain in the Liub.-
THE eRAEFEssEsG SARsHhbP 9s Uterine CA
prepared y :. saaSssd s.a ana ss q
81 ss.: e. Sos sH D.1.1S . nv. Boz :.
ExPRsss LINE NEw-YORx IA Address
JOSHUA f. BRIDGE, NJ. D.,
Resident rSss,'h S sssstsSss Sk ,VsS,s
THE oRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
are the beat in the world for ts@s{ use and Tor u
BnLousyRss- HEARrBURN-AcrDITY-NAu -FLaruLsscs
WANT APPsrIrS-DrsPEPsIA-LIy COMPLAINT
On aecouns Of ssei, great mdne from TIE fact thai sy
tie G'asfbog PA. l be found plsa'aa' raaH
% Price 25 per boz. On tn, recsip. Of one dsn
-four boxes will be sent By mail free Of postage, 70 any part Of
the country.
Address a ADORE.
S'An Of the Grsefenberg medicines sold At No BOND
rF Dr. BRIDGE OIL attend 10 pvotes,ional eas sAd ,ee.s
ng No BOND ST. NeV York and be Is permitted to ref.
HORACE GhkxLxY Of The Ns.O York Trs1uns
Prof A. p PEABODY Of Harrayd Usirsrnsy, Mas.
TNHE GOOD TINE is COME!
Il The remedies found HyOu afflicted then, sas
DYSPEPSIA,
COSTIVENESS,
any disorder Of the Liver and Kidneys single tse sssh
DARLINGs
Liver REGULATOR
LIFE BITTERsn
hsve cured and considered hopeless
have been cured by uss rHREs DOLLARS worth Of thess
NATURES OWN HEALTH REsrORisG remedies
few drops Of the Liver Regulator" taken twcs
ofthe worst kind. As FAMILY srDIcIyB has equal
The " Life btters IL not drink beverage but supsros
laxative mic and durctca pleasant medine taken In drcps-
and emineuty useful indeed almost specific all of
sioy o we ssouacn k loss OF appc,e pcodfcAi
Siitys 'Ha '''S '''A''' Oh ''H'' AND genera 90
Warranted pure safe mild reliable, and free rom all min
BOTANIC MEDICINES ~ HOMEOPATHIC DOSES
There Is nothing like than IN all the land
Dent "'' u express On i DIN I' PlRk hfs
No. ll6 Nsssn sk, n Y.
Finy cents and 81 bottle each.
See efacsts. circular which accompanies s.cs
bottle.
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Trans les 20.
IRON CHAnBKRs ST.:
Express, and II q O. and
Troy and Albany, Mol q. 81:
Troy and Albany with Sleep.
ing, Car, s:20p m.
fonshsespsis Train, 1904 m.
Peek.hiil Trin, $40 p. m.
Sing Sing Train, s:4s a. "a. and
Sand Z p. m.
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Amnsements.

WINTER GARDEN.
w The public are respectfully informed that Miss CuSH-
MAN being anxious TO appeal in possible OF hei
great characters within The short period she can now remain
can only be seen In Der cha lcter OF
QUEEN KATHERINE
For ONE NIGHT o,,,, ,,,c,,r ,,o,r
TONIGHT SATURDAY: Oct. a.
MISS CU5HMAN
will appear for the LAST TINE.
LAST TIME
In her great personatiqp Ct
" QUEEN KATHERINE,
AN" '''O MRS. SIMPSON,
SIMPSON co.
VI" MISS CUsHMAN
will appear ,.cnrro
A CADEMY OF MgSIC-ITALIAN OPERA
L he''se MONDAY. THE 'HiiUiGjiUENoT3
First appearance in New York OF
NILE FANNY NATAL
Frt pima donna contraito rom the Tacon Ihee'er
Fittt sppea. ance Valentine of
NINE. INES FABBRI. .
NINE BFRTUCCA MARETZEK AS THE QUEEN.
SIG. STIGELLI 10 bis great role Of RAOUL
CARL FOIMEH
In his most celebrated character Of MARCEL
On MONDAY EVENING, Ot ~, at Soelock'
First night Of Meyerbesrs grestet opera OF
THE HUGUENOTS,
With the most magnificent cast,
MILE. ELENA,
And cor pet. Corps De Ballet
GRAND CHORUS and ORCuEsIRsA ,,,,,,,
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL hDding and emsahng p.ssengs :, oneens
Dwp Ireland Tho Liverpool kswYot, and Phisdsiphh
Steamship Company intend asosohDs their full powered Clyde
built Iron Steamship - lows; ~. -
CITY OF NAHCHEsTER Saturday, Oct n
CITY or Nv 20
kAFGAhOO y t,"'' :"
And every SATURDAY noon, from Pier No. ~, NJ H.
RATES pAsaAGE
FIRST CABIN. STEERA0E. '''''.Hv
first Cabin TO Len3on.... 70 Stserage 10 Lopton....
eteersae return tickets good for six months. "
Passengers forwarded TO Paris Hsvre, Hamburg Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp nc, at reduced through fares
Persons wihng 10 out nen fends can ouy ners
n the follow ing NswYork From Liverpool or Queens
town: First Cabin s75 s5 and Sb5 Steerage from Liver
pool $40; from Queenstown $50 -
These have superior accommodation 'o pssseayen
carry experienced Surgeons They are out wsertsn
iron sections Patent Fire Annihiators on board
further Information apply In Liverpool TO iSmAN
Agent No "a Water st. IN glasgow 70 WIN. INMAN No
st. Enoch square; In Qneenstown 70 O. W SErmOUh&
IN Paris TO JULES DECOUE No Place de la Bourse In Phil
Comnanvs f)fBees JOHN @. DALE, Agent,
No Is Brosd~sy N T.
SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE-TO succeed
- the Adrisiic The NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY viii dispatch for the ports the splendid
steamship ATLANTIC, Capt A. o. Cray carrying the United
etstes fol- owing days, from Csnal-st wharf;
From New.York. SATURDAY, Nov. II and Dec. b.
From HAVE, Dec. and Jan Is;
And Southsmpton the day after leaving Hsyre.
The Atlantic Iceed for strength and comforts hsA
Compartments and In all reIpecs In colnpieS
order
ceent have been proydad VIII be taken 81
Yor sh. or passage apply the Office Of the Company No
"A Wall al 1. p. STEPHENS. Secretary.
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Deduction IN PRICES.
III ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COhPAf

Deduction IN PRICES.
III ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COhPAfN.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
Youchins a st. Johus e. 10 land Passengers aud rsosvs
The Royal hs and GoveTnmeu. Dispatches.
The comprising this Line have been approved b. u
-N1'' New IRON srDE-wHEEL STEAMERS.
LELNSTER.... 400 tuns burden
EUNSTEh .....................4spO Guns burden
ULSTER .......................f,FOt tns burden.
PANAMA.. - So tuD1 ouloen-
departure viii be CONNAUGHT from Boston
on TUESDAY Oct a. TO be followed by the PRINCE ALI
BERT from New-York November DO from Pier No 81 Norb
kigsr
Rates Of p.snse any part OF Ireland Railway md &c
the principal cities Of Englsnd and Scotland.
Ffrrt Class 0 $50 and S73 according 70 sste-roon -
sommodaons Third Cless $50 including cooked provsions
And 10 st. Johns NJ F-First Clsss e5 Third Class, SB
Children under IL years. half prce under year, free. Thra
Glass passengers required 70 furnish beds and tins
The Of this have been constructed with tss
eaes. regards safety and comfort comop ed with modsl
Ard pyopeing power and built With wetersht Compare
saens Tby confidently expected 70 s1pss Ia fpeed are
toushwestber qualities any vessels built and are rspe1
Sh elesancies and conysnences -, -,
Wishing 70 send their friends obtain return tickets at s
following greatly reduced prfces: .
In third cabin from Galway &30 In third cabin fron any
town IN Ireland on railway 20 so In third cabin from he
principal cities Of England and Scotland, ss3.
Fer freight or passage apply 20 ,,,r,, -.
HOWLAND A5PINWALL, Assats
Nos. 81 and S. South--
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
usd. the personal w.; Pc1:, BA sisE
Inc ''' VISIT 1r FROM THE PRINCE, Of wALEsA on,
MASS other, Of his suite expressed himself delighted with
the Curosities he examined -
THE sIAMEsE TWINS. CHANG AND ENG,
who, with Tw Of their CHILDREN, viii be on exhibition
F$ISs T TAF,R u + HI TfS T5AKEs
mos. interesting amusing, and wonderful creature
AUTOGRAPH OF THE Prince OF WALES.
TWO ALBlNU CHILDREN,
with perfectly white akin write hair wool and pink eyes
with i. he ana other pscuAs Of the African
F ThYyfs sfST qrfRE e BIac VINO
The sSEAEdE AFS MT$T ZERO ANIMALS,
The FAMOUS Ie MAE SAs GGGE hE the FINES,
AoDARIA IN THE WokLD bsn sYgI, ANGEL EIsH
L1IEe cRocobHLE s1 LIVING ssARE
IES gARy 20 sN XNs RA lfRr ANIL
WONDERFUL Observation-Disclosures fee, rs
THE GREAT HISTORICAL DRAMA,
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN.
viii be produced THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING, ct Q
'"' y ''' For THE s9.h AND Tooth TIMEn
ps nS et .napny o I. merit and none should fail seeing
ADMISSION Is cents Chdfen under no. 10 cents PaTquet
u t. 81 PAYING ONCE, WILL ADMIT ONLY ONCE
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ JAMES M. NIxoN........soleL Lessee and Manager
The oh sAfURpA So EVENnsG oc. a. ''A'0
The performances will commence at y ococh precisely, with
and ongns dIsms with prologue and three acts with
entirely scerey dresses appointments and ELECTS by the
author "a Joseph Chssgny The Poor Stroners
&c. &c, entitled the -
DEAD HEART.
The and extensive scenery, by r. Smith with elabor-
appointments costumes. and music, .
Suststnsd by Messrs Conway, Charles Fisher, Hsskins
Morris Csno Martin John Chester Mrs Conway, Miss Kate
Fisher, an accessories
Mr. Nixon would most respectfully state 10 the public that he
has be- able TO avail himself Of this successful drama
through Mr. Wsype Divine who Is the agent in this country Of
Mr. BeIamn Webster and proprietor Of the The
New Adeph London here IL had uninterrupted
for aod bei0g In possession OF Sketches
plans used 10 it. production in that estabshmen he pre-
with all The advantages thus obtained and sincerely
hopes may prove acceptable the patrons OF Nbo Garden
10 those OF the New Adelpbi.
On MONDAY, Mf. EDWIN FORREST Will appear as
0THEIIO
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gteamboats and RAILROADS..

NIOTICE.-On and after Monday, October %,
the Boats of the Fall River Line TO Boston, via Newport
and F, River win leave Pier No g. North River at In
srcad Of S as heretofore WILLIAM BORDEN, Agent,
~ No. II Westst
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yRox 3lsr-sr.
7:25, n:3s g. me-, and $40
p. m.
b ~ o. m.
's:45 p. m. lsundays included.
2 q. m. and lao p. m.
5:s5 p IN.
i0;l6s. M, AS and 723 p. m.
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STATE OF N w.YoRK BANK DEPARTMENT.
ALBANY, Oct Is, 1860
YNHE TIME FINED by law for the redemption
Il Of the Ctr using Notes Issued TO the MERCHANT'
AND MECHANICS BANK OF OSWE3O having expired,
hereby ven pursuant IN Chapter 35 Of the lsw OF
1880 that final Dividend Of THREE sl PER CENT has been
declared upon the original of deposited repro
scented by the certificates issued by the Superintendent In
dempon Of the notes Of the sid Bank payable presentation
Of the said certificates properly Endorsed at this Department
within SIX months from the date Of this notice and not there
after. JAMES N. COOK, Superintendent
HARTFORD COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
Paper known sasoe in this market wanted current
rates, by GEO. p. BISSELL l. Co, Bankers
Hartford, Coun-
NEW ORLEANS and MOBILE FUNDS bOustt
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rbs,s SELF CIEHNING SELFPACKING, and GAS.
TIGHT FURNACES have been thoroughly tested for ak
years proved the durable economical aud popl
lar IMAGES those viii acknowledge who have
Fiyen them tnel - -
BOYNTON'S PORTABLE HEATER
has also given very general satisfaction for the last eight yeara
Cal and examine Furnaces send for Circulars with ref
RICHARDSON BOYNTON & Co.,
No 26O st. New-York
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MERCANTILE ,
DRPARTMKNT DUPLCATBS
Books PoR Oct q 1860.
The Attention of Members of the Association
and of the Pubic called to tie Works recent cate 40"
offered or SALE the Library and a. the Down To yn once
in good order very low rates s0ch MARBLE fAON
NEMESlS, MILL ON THE FLOSS, SAY AND SEAL;
LIFE FOR LIFE &c. also so ne OF the more standard
nubli ,Ations JOS H. LEC0UR,
Chairman OF Committee Duplica,e Books
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6pcrial Notifies.

Pest Office Notice The Mails for Europe via SOUTH
AMPToN BREMEN, per U. Steamer NETWORK
viii oose st this on SATURDAY the 9th day Of October
at lol o'clock. a ~. JOHN A. DIX. PostIna,ter