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sivate CerresPou dsnce OF Alexander Won
Hum bOsdu.
Correspordeucc March 6) OF The London News

r Tfvate CsrresPordsnce or Alexander Won
Humboldt.
Correspondence (March o. Of The London News
BmIN, March Q, 1860.
The great literary novelty Of the day thick octave
voumc Of Letters from Alexander Won hnmoolat -
zig, edited by Mise LudmilA Assing, OF this city,
niece Of varnhsgens amongst whose papers lne aed 10
October 1851 these found. Anything writ
by ihe m humboldt ID sure 10 attract general A.
tenton bui in this public curiosity WAS more than
usually excited when IAnspred that the circulation OF
The WORK was prohibited the PrussAn dominions, and
AL copies found bad been seized by the police Tho res
son this severity was that the letters contain
nspy saiyicsl the King Of Prussia General
6ersch the other heroes Of the KyeuzxeaDg party
with numerous remahs tending 10 throw rdicule on the
hyper piess In Prussia II speaks well for the good
sense and manly Straightforward impartiaty Of the
Prince Regent that the obnoxious police
was known TO him he mme datey order
TO the President OF the police TO withdraw the prohibition
and permit the FREQ sale and perusal Of the work.
WAS at hrst the general impression thstfheee letters
were Of scientific nature but rapid skimming OF the
work is enough to reute that idea The fact IT, this
reepondence Was never intended either by the writer
receiver for publication II reported that the etress
received from the I Of Hessrs Brockhaus OF Leipzig
three thousand dollars for the original manuscripts and
want Of judgment and discretion somewhere 70 allow OF
the pubcs Of $50 private letters and notes extending
over period OF thirty years, and commenting, in the
reest and most unconsrained bner, passing
and private conversations with iustronS and dislin
sushed persOnages. has been remarked here that in
better understood and respected than In any other country
OF the world such indscreon would be very unlikely
TO occur pnd slpsen has been made 70 the analogous
case Of Lord Byron, who left all his papers aud private
correspondence ~ legacy TO his friend, Thomas Moore,
who had the tact to suppress the greater part ofhs
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ending March &c was a. follows

The number of banks and branches on the lst Of
January in the United States, according to the re-
turns at the Treasury Department, WAS ,562; the
capital paid in SAL $50 000 and the amount OF spe-
Gle ON hand $50 1894 900.
The following is an extract from the new annual
report Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad
Ths capital stock amounted to. SO, 266 ,17s
Mortgage bends, real estate, &c........" S,S9646!
Floating debt. 2,l07 oS4
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Total sinceJsn. /. .loo5s 1888 ss,2os 1o1s
Ons-Iinseed was firmly held 1t COG. Gle, with fai
sales Of both Eug&h and American, including some parcels
TO arrive. Whale and sperm quiet and prices lesa
buoyant. Sales ut New Bedford were making At 81 37E
81 40 for sperm and n 46c. 46hc., for whale. No
lard oil was firm at 90c . 96c. s,.L
PROVISIONS -PoYk-The market steady, while tho
sales embraced about $50 eco bbIs including new
at ST 75 SIT So, old do. at el7 u 81 80, and
100 bbls unnspected at SIS 2 old primo at St2 70
~ 87x and new do. ct $l4 30 Beef was steady and
In moderate demand, with sales Of $50 bbs, ncadinG
country at S. &c. repacsed western Ut 80 $40 90,
and extra $1l SIX a$i2 So Beef hams were steady
100 bbis sold at 16c Primo mess was qniet and
nominal Ba.ou was firm: 10 600 fbs sold at 1Oc Cut
meats lees buoyant, and prices easier, while sales
embraced $50 hhds. and cee, al No for shoulders
and picked hams At 8Tc. exc. Lard was less buoy
ant though toeraby active The sales embf aced about
100 SEQ pbls and uerces, At 1919 l0xc. and choice
at 11c and In kegs 1t l2c Better In steady request,
with doing for export Cheese was in good demand
ut exc. l3c.
RICE-Saes OF 100 casks were made 1t $40 40,
and AGO do 1t 4c and 4hc.-chiefy at 4c FOR export
SEED.-Clover and timothy quiet and prices UNI
changed. Linseed higher, with sales q 1000 bags
Calcutta, to arrive at Boston, at 81 IS, cash.
SUGARS In fair demand with sales Of between 900
and 200 bids, including Cuba muscovado, chiefly ct
6Ac. 7c.; so do. Texas at t. and $50 hhds melado
at 4Mc. 4Xc., and 90 boxes At To-
wHHKxY.-Tbe market was active, with sales Of 100
bbls. at &c 22Lc
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The Treasury Department have just Published
the following statement ofCthe amount Of Treasury
notes issued prior to 23d December, 1851 outstand
ing on the I'd April, 1906
Amount outstanding Of several fsues prior to
22dduly, 1885, as per recordE OF this Office 6l GA
1846, Is per records Of this Office. $3.50 90
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of the 18th
Jan, i347, AZ per records Of this ofce... 1000 90
Total. slo5,lll "a
Deduct cancelled note in. the bands Of one Of
the accounting officers under an act prior 20
ga July, lS46 ..........,.......... 80 90
'Sioo,Voi OF
The receipts Of specie at New Orleans for the
week ending on Friday evening last were sl41 900
from Brasos Santiago; $12o coo from Tabasco; &c..
600 from Indianola; $1,000 from Campeschy, and
IS 600 from Vera Cruz.
The Superintendent of the Banking Department
has named the 31st of March as the day for making
up the statement Of the banks for the last quarter
The following circular ban been issued to the first
and second mortgage bondt Of the La Crosse
aad Milwaukee Railroad
s. Chamberlain, mortgage possession, the receipts and
disbursements Of the road during the proceedings for the
foreclosure Of the second mortgage, were placed In my
hands At4iat time there were large sums, long past
DUE for The original purchase money Of grounds
this city occupied for depot, machine shops, engine
houses, freight depots &C. upon which several foreclo
bridge constructed over canal PORTAGE rolling stock
then recently placed upon the rosd and the pay rolls OF
the operators for November alto be provided for The
SAFETY Of The cIat and second mortgage bonds as ven =:
these matters should take precedence OF the neres and
sinking fund.
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FOB THE VOTE.
me last accounts received in Paris from Nice and
CAnbery announce that great agitation prevails In these
towns the subject Of their annexation 70 Some
officers Of bersaglier entered coffee house at Nice
Sunday last, and In few minutes quarrel took place
between them and the young Of the town. and blows
were struck. One young man received sabre cut Two
daeh took place 1t Chambery ast week the subject Of
annexation The inhabitants OF Savoy are greatly dis
pleased that the oonscrp1 Of the years $780, 1851 1852
and 1858, who were sent homo to their families At the be-
mining OF WINTER are now ordered to join their reg
ments The government notices that effect were torn
or the walls and trampled under foot by the people In
fact the population Of these Provinces hitherto peace
able, in state Of great excitement II pro-
babe that tranquility will be restored until question
d annexation il settled one way or the other
The preparations for the popular vote rapidly pro-
crossing In Central Italy Communication from Turin
m the Prse states tina. the precise formula Of the vote
the 1lh and 12h will be annexstton TO the constitutional
monarchy Of King Victor Emanuel H. - Ga separate
Kingdom" The bulletins which may contain anything
beyond the above will be considered - null, and be
cancelled.
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FsnoH1s TO Liverpool, $50 bales Of cotton were
gagged st I'D; 800 boxes cheese BY steamer = l0ss
zoo hrkns butter do. at 40s so bbb pork do q g. 3D.
200 bbls lard by sailing vessel al 70 Londsn, 6e0o
gallons oil at 27s Sd TO Glasgow 90 herces lard u 27s-
Cd, and leo bags bark al 4ls
FkB-Dry cod were quite dull and sales hniteA e
50 rs 80 SIX for Bank Georges Bank wore selnng -
IS 62x NAckerel steady at the ooneeesns-
The last sales Of No Of moment made q 80 76-
Herrings we're heavy, and prices were unchanged.
FRUIT -Rasins were steady and In fair requso1, Vhh0
sales limited, including H. RS at " SIN AnA n.y.
ers at 81 i5.
GrsSY CIorHSales Of 800 bales were made, 70 arrive
al Boston, Ut 49,, less four pcr cent
Hay steady Sales Of 600 bales were repaired ior
shipment nj S6c. eOc For city use ranged from 9tc.
aSl.
IRcNsma sales OF Scotch pig were msde n s26, SIX
months.
LINK was In good supply while prices were unainained
Within two three days about SO 600 bbs common
were sold at &c., and sales Of 500 800 bbs lump were
made at 81 TO-
hoisss-sales of $50 hhds Cuba part clayed Ut 26c.
26hc 90 do Cuba muscovado At Csc, $50 bbh. New
Orleans at 4sc., and 100 bbis Texas at p
NAVAL SroREs--The market was quiet, while prices
were unchRp ged and taies limited .U
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yessssn 10, MAJ The gove'p nent Intended 70 have
oo "a Of plaass, and rad sent persons 10 Paris 70
tssy AZ heat means sf doing 70.
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CHnauHn Wss HIM. And II good demand, WIN sxee VI wv
700 bbs. At IS so 81 Is. Southern -four was n Ar
the above range Of prices Rye -four WAS steady a the
above quotations, with sales Of about zoo bbn Corn
meal in fair request, al above quotasons win sales
with some export demand About 10 900 bushels Mlwau
kee were sold for shipment 70 Glasgow 1t p. l.
up about Is 900 pushels including Western mixed At
7o<c; soft Southern nj 7oc 40 Jersey and Southern
yellow NJ FAC. 7bc, chiefly 1t 7Kc, and Southern white
Il 80 Soc Rye cheaper. Sales Of 200 bushels
were made sfoat and delivered Ut SOC S2xc Barley
steady with sales Of ZOO bushels prime four rowed
State at about Soc, and GOO bushels barley malt were
aold ut GOO Oa arm, with fsles Of State at &c
Axe, and western and Canadian ct 4sc. . 44c
Cowu--The market was firm, while sales were limited.
100 bags Porto Rico were sold st lac.
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Making q total .

Making total. ST. ,26I, 4lS
The floating debt Of last year 81 1885, which has
been increased during tho year by the sum Of $s4a
The auditors report shows decrease In certain other
items $491 49, making total increase In floating debt
Of 1851 ,752, decrease, emitting the amount due the
Pittsbufg Railroad OF $l6l ,068.
The earnings ofthe road for the past were 1887
Less drawbacks, &C. Observation-Disclosures. &,2tS
Expenditures same time Observation-Disclosures. y30S ,AS
The interest and sinking fund on bonds issued,
paid and unpaid and interest on floating debt 200
This shows an excess Of expsnse and interest
the total earnings Of tho year Of. 1851
The gross earnings for 1859 exceed those for
The revenues for the year have fallen short Of the
tmate In the last report S15oe9S. This attributed TO
the effects Of the June frost. The condition Of the
psnys property as improved Four passenger and four
sleeping have added TO rolling stock and
nine have been rebuilt Fifty stock and the number
Of freight cars have been leased The deficiency in the
net recepa Of the company TO meet interest lis ndebt
ednem since the consolidation 3236,50 The meeting
Of stockholders at Ptaburg held yesterday, resulted in
the choice Of the ticket headed by Thomson and Cogg BY
large majority There was adopted . series Of rssolu
TONS setting forth that the adoption Of Mr. Thomson's
pIan with such notifications may be necessary should
be accomplished by voluntary effort possible; and fur
Their that such voluntary effort should fail, de-
sirabe that egsAtion now sought for in Pennsylvania
should DO obtained At the present session Of the Legss
ture, and that conrmatory legislation should b Obtained
r Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
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For eecOnd moftSago bOndhOldeYs.
MILWAUKEE, March, 1880.
With reference to the remunerative returns to
holders Of manufacturing stocks, and the prosperi
ty of that interest generally, the Boston Post of
yesterday says:--
The demand for domestic eottons and domestic goods
generally seems Unsuitable, and this granted
the actual profits must be heavy, and In many cases be
NOUS reflect that the manufacturers are max
ing their prices almost and u at the risk Of loss in
. country purged by recent panic, and with manage.
ments rendered kful and cautious By disasters yet
We know rome Of the cotton companies that have
recently paid but six per cent? nothing at ALL are
now earning more than double this per centage, 81 the
least and there are Others hat have PAID eight 70 ten
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Naples.
Naples.
TROUBLES WITH ENTHUSIASTICALLY OF SANDMAN

TROUBLES WITH sARDINIA-RECALL OF SANDMAN
ENvOY-wAR APPREHENDED.
Approximations Of approaching war in Italy, between
Sardinia and Naples, have sprung up consequence Of
the recall OF the Sandman envoy ct Naples Signor Gro
pello by which the Neapotan have been
surprised At the very Prince Petrula leave
for Palermo, - the bearer Of large concessions the
saiians Thus recall however is not yet a. interruption
p diplomatic relations The Marquis Pepo returned to
Bologna and Immediately resigned his Office, which is
Mesise interpreted into being q certainty Of war One
battalion OF the Sandman garrison Of Nice bag left for
csAoa and Turin.
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The following are the figures Of the cotton
to date, from Neiles Circular
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Sal proportonD 10 give Some idea Of IT, aze need
only aay that tooth weighed three kog One TOOTH
better preserved than the rest presented surface 1t
the top measuring In. by 81 In The surfacs d slightly
the base also found but they soon crumbed TO dust
The total length Of this horn have been very con-
siderable, ~ tapered 20 nsensiby."
NJ Naggi Governor Of Annecy in Savoy has Addressed
proclamation TO the inhabitants of that district He
'You will yourself have to choose between Piedmont TO
whom you united by ancient bonds Of Affection and
the nation which, by relations Of interest," created BY
close vicinity and by the generous assistance which she
gave 70 in the late has 20 many claims our
sympahies In concluding he calls on them TO vote with
dignity and order.
The Prince Of Ugne had audience Of the Pope lately,
when the latter declared that he neither could nor would
ccde Romagna, consent 10 Piedmontese vcarat
being established there He said moreover that the only
vcaat he would consent to would be held by one Of
his subjects and which would leave his sovereignty
untouched, and that was only on that condition he
would accord reforms.
The nrs journal published In Morocco has just ap
peaIed 10 printed At Tetuan, In the Spanish language,
ana distrbpted grauitousy. bears the name of the
Echo OF 1anon gives favorable account Of the mode
Oh living at Teiuan The koors who are naturally gene
ious give up their rooms and furniture to the Spanards
ueaane them ~ visitors and allies. The town ID very
some importance.
printing Office and Nthographic establishment has
recently been formed for the nrst time in Greenland and
. work published by has just made its Appearance A
German journal IN mentioning the fact sayf,1 n en-.
titled the KaIdda OkauktutIliaS and 4 collection OF
legends written and printed by natives the Greenland
language with Danish Translation The work Il embe,-
iished with. twelve ensravings On wood, executed
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Crude t.rp. Sp tu'p. Rnsix.
he week. 4,S50 S,41o q,
elan. /. .19,068 1885 93,208 1,
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Ocean Cleaners.

1TEAMFR Of NOVEMBER 3, for Southampton
C., PF Terry VIII ,sl from Pier No O. North h,seI Wv
yoyt q, SATURDAY November o. at noon win Man' l."
,snse,s and Spocis for England and France s,x v,,a
~, Cabin 10 Hayre $50; Third Cabin TO HAVE ee'i
chin 10 sntbsupon ST5; Third Cabin to Southampton
D TORRANCE, Agett, No; Bowling oteen' No" i",'
sish, Drsft, on London and Paris for sale.
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. Ms"
s., steamer y IN leave NewYork on the st lin sdo s
a each month except when these dates fall on
h d.v Of departure viii be the MONDAY fonowing ro
Tesht or passage sPply at the only once no iIET i,sn
DER Of Wsrren+t y. =. A...-, -
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YOhK ano
IIyrRYOOI landing and embsrng passengers At oasent
,crn Ireland The Liverpool New-Yod, and rhhsoep9n
.m.bip Company intend dostching their full powered CJas
buIlt Irsp Steamship 81 ll9ws: o,s.x Nov
VIGO. NJ, II
RDIEBIJRGH
And every SATURDAY at noon, nom Pier no. a. N -
'S RATES OF PASSAGE. -.
sRsT CABIN,..,,,..ST5 BTEERAGE...:." ""''pS
s,Ia C.bin to L.ndon... 80 stserags TO London...'
.ersrs return tickets, good for sig month"; "
Puseussrs forwarded to Paris Hsue, Ennour6 Dfemes'
ao,terdsm Antwerp so, at reduced through fares
Peons wishing bring out their friends can ouy uctSs ncs
The following rates TO From Liverpool or oneenr
town Fist Cabin, S75 5o3 and pls oteetase toiH h'"
pool, 20; from Queenstown, So ,.. H.. -....,u.,.
have ecconnooaso iot
and cary experienced Surgeons They built wsterasns
ron sections have Patent Fire Annihisto or
A.snt No % Water st. In Gsssow TO- WIN INMAn No.
81 Epook square; In Queenstswn TO O. w " oEImOOha
Co In London 70 EWES MACY, No 81 King WrnamSt
In Paris 10 JULES DECOUE No Place De Bourse N rm
ldepha 10 JOHN g. DALE, No; loy Wa nhI ct 'He
~"--f-A' No Is Bsoad gsy, n Y.
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IN Pe'vss ~ ~ Stat u E.v Yo,s ,.,ys~,.,.s
.sis. = s.s ssfs s p. y, .sy.. On.
Ired and sty hi psy y so,smos oas shonssui s E
so. q als se in relation 70 .5s s.d iss Ssid st
s'tn or p. d'. e. @.{ present ball. sss :ss !.
following forms psrs For the pSposd psn.sd one ,f
oD 10 10 susss" n. s O.; .ss
posed amendment In ,sson 70 ssr.s. % ~ 1ass1 fs
aSd he sso x: ss: nd
Assembly In their respective dcs IN. s'e ,es m,ase q
% The sdSpe1 Of Ss ..d sd Saiss i. ,ss
a. Aa.r finally closing lhs ,sIs q sses 1870. s.ne
ecton shall count and tsnvp bs' s siscios the In
CURED By lev 70 canvas, hO4 Oven aaaa .. hsy ar.
shall IN with and words ta s.sS ne 9s.
wbns nTer oven sxsus &. ss.nd@s .ad he
. certify and tbs .sn. s0 s,. ed
% he canvas Of votes ,en 1t q. ..con s In rep
The vote. 80 gwen shall Dc ssnv,..a 81 &. sovs a
ssd sr ed and recorded IL the nsnnr pssr y T oss
respect to the csuvsssng Of yo,. ysn for oovsrsor - 80
ssd copies Of the san1s sh. % made and snsix y n.
&. cases Of election Tor devsrnr The sesd ~. ~ !.
shall canvas. the said certified copies Ia %. s us
10 ne manner shsn make end file certificate Of the r,ss
such csnv.s. which .ha be recorded ~ The ssarssI s
'1' TSi: 40. shsr take sfeet Innunsdi.,.ly.
You sro without delay 70 deliver copies the ss'v' n,,
Yo ~ nI rssspsctiuly, D. T. FLOYD JONES,
aus 1swtoE csetss.ry o. Stsss.
CHERIFFs OFFICE, CITY and Comfy Of M.v.
- Yoyk al hereby certify tho sbove TO Be sxus copy W.
original notice received By this day rem "a se.sy Il
Stste.-August 1860. JOHN MILL
Extract nom Chsptsr $50. Law Of 1850 a. The sbof q
Cerk Of The Conrty on EewYork who shall receive nods
~ sIsOn .Ss without delay delivers copy q .acb noacs :
the Board Of Supervisors Of sd county snd eSh 5u7e 4
ssid county he sbs also esuse copJ o. such sooe Rsb
Bsb,d once Ia zach vsek until the election therein spsa
nevspepers in said county not exceeding hsen In nsh
having the s gess circulation e. the ey snd The county
Pursuant the allows extract propetor q ne~ssssn ~
.te.d moi 10 insslt m oness caX suth 4
JOHN KELLY,
Sheriff o. he City and County Of New Yosk
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legal Notifies.

CTATE OF NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
~ City and County q EeS;YO5t IHEHRY MSGgcR;E
THADDEUs WILSON, WILLIAM Z, BURDICK. GEORGE
II. STRIKER, sad GEORGE R. STONE, defend.nss.-Sum
for RELIEF (Com not served ITO the Defendants Sarah
N Wnson and William NJ. Wilson's You hereby summoned
sne required to the complaint In this action which
York the 29h day of September 1860 and 10 serve copy
your the said complaint the subscriber bis
ofcs No Is Wal street NewYork City, within twenty days
after the secs O this summons on elcusye Of tho day
such service aud fail the said plain
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff la this action win apply
20 tie Court for ths relief demanded IN the complaint
New-Yotk September %, 1860.
els lsw6wF ARNOLD II. WAGNER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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IQcO TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
lCOUC ENTRAL IRoAD. lOOO

GREAT DOUBLETRACY ROUTE.
The eepacity Of tss Rood equclo In the county
qaE GREAT SHORT LINE 20 THE WEST.
Office No. Aston House, corner Of veseys
Ysctes the transportation of Passengers TO aud from GIN
snnsa Chicago e. Louis, st. Ps1l N.shyie hemphs New
Orleans all other In the Wes Horswest soutA
west unsurpassed for speed and comfort BY any
Through trains 70. the West leave fs York foot Of Court
andt ct Morning Express, Evening Express pm
Sleeping and smoking cars on all the tsans -
Pars always low, and the time quick, a. by any other
route
b. this route Fesh Of al description. can be for~Grdsd
end any pon. hs Railroads Of mo Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI.
Rect any port the nsytsable rivers Of the West -
steamers from Pittsburgh
The rates Of Freh and nom any point q the Yves by Tie
bJ other Railroad Companies Merchants and Shipper .nust
lag the transportation OF their Freight 10 this Company rely
vish confidence ia speedy transit
This Company also maintains Enrsns Accommodation
Ldne BIZ which parties eigang westward enjoy cheap and
mode Of hall the frsss rates
ARE J. L. ELLIOTT Psssense< Agent No. Aston Hsuss
LEIGH Z Co., Freight Agents,
No. Astor House and No. South Wunsnse
MCDONALD BISCHOFT, Emisrsat Agents.
No. Battery place.
ENeCa LEWIS General sapt Altoona. Pa
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gtea1boats a1n Railroads.

TOR INDEPENDENTLY LINE-FARE
h 90 CEETS.--Tbe Steamer CATALlEE, Capt William A
- Will leave Ohvsr.siP EVERY DAY, at IL O'Clock NOON
snnins in connection with the Hous,tonic Railroad The
B.esnsr BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck. slip EVERY MON
DAY, vEDNEsDAY, and FRIDAY. at II O'Clock, NOON, ar
living r time to connect With all shs Espe. Pt.as
NOTICE-CHANGE of EOUR to 4 o. M
IN sTONINGToh LINE for BOSTON. On and after MON
DAY Oct 2 1860 the Steamers of this Line viii leave Pier
No 49, Eorh River daily except Sunday s4p instead Of
Eew.YOrt, oc,, a. 1850. VIM EDWARDS, Agent
ORIENT, GREENPORT, and SAG HARBOR.
~ The Steamer MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt HAVEN. leave,
yane.slip TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AZ
TERkooNs. at O'c:ock WIN leave at 4. after Nov l.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
A. POST and FALL RIvER-TAe splendid sad superior
TUESDAY, THURsDAY, and SATURDAY, At o'clock ..
a., .nd The EsPIRE STATE, Capt. Brsyton on MONDAY
gEDHEsDAY and FRIDAY, At fo'clOcs p IN, frou Pisi
Hereafter viii be regarded secured to any .ppu
yant until the same shall have been paid for.
10 Boston through with great patch b.
}" -'''' VIM BORDEN. Agent, No. 70 and Il wsaa
NEw.JERSEY RAILROAD.-For PHn.A-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
A. and and p fare "a Through tickets sold for Gin
nn.a and the West and FOR Washington Oresn. and
the South to and hrou Baggage checked to Washington IN
j. ". WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
shsotsd Is minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DuNKIRK EXPRESS at q m, for DunLirt, Buffalo,
panardssua AID principal Stations
NAIL Sl5 m, for Dunkirk and intermediate stshons
nh Train remains Hght at Mmira
WAY at $50 m, for hiddletown, Newbursh, and Inter
.a. MELT ., .ss s:s ss U s...s. s1 ~;
Wv ~ "''' "'"''' ~ caxR KNoT' os,.rN savN
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