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Railroads in Germany.

Nothing could be better illustrative of
the prominent traits of the German char
acter, caution, solidity and method, than
the German railroads and the manner in
which they are conducted Built at great
expense, and with great care,5 they seemed
destined to ontlast time itself. Taunus
Railroad, between Frankfort on the Main
and Wiesbaden. cost $260,907 per Ger
man mile (the German mile equals 4 :
miles English); the Baden road cost
$309.l77; the. Dusseldorf and Elberfeld,
$432, ,352; the Cologne and Minden.
$3.50, 900; and the Rhine road, $685.
$50 per German mile. AS might be ex.
pected, the work is done with thorough
ness; the bridges are built throughout
of stone, and even the smallest yiaducts
are handsomely arched over; everything
smoothed off; there are no rough, ragged
looking places to offend the eye.
The depots at the stations are univer>
sally built of sandstone, and are excellent
ly arranged. With them are connected
restaurants where one can procure refresh.
ments similar to that of frst-class no.
tel.f ~ cE93F ~ i8Isla
The caution with which the roads are
conducted affords an example which
American roads would do we'll to initiate
A "railroad accident" seldom, if ever oc.
ours. At distances of about an eighth oi
a mile, throughout the length Of the road
are stationed watchmen, whose duty it il
to see that the track is clear, and to pre-.
vent people from walking on the premises.
1t is punishable offence to walk along
the track. Wherever the railroad crosses
q highway gate-keeper is placed, who
|inexorably closes the barriers the momen,
he sees the smoke of the advancing train
and will not permit even foot passenger
to cross until it. is. past. The precau
tions taken to prevent accidents seem ex
cessiye to one who is Injured to the Amer
tican system.--Scsentij6c american.
Il
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Commissioners Sale of s, 900
Acres of Farming Land.


DURSUANT to an order of the Court of Com
i mon Pleas of Lawrence County, Ohio, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
at the Court House il IRONTON, between the
hours of 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 5 O'Clock, P. NJ,
on the 13th 14th and 18th days of September
1860, l will offer for sale at public auction, in
quantities to suit purchasers, though in no
case less than 40 acres. ca g
T NINE THOUSAND ACRES OF
FARMING LAND.
The same is situate in the Townships of
Mason, Aid, Fayette, Lawrence, Union and
Windsor. Said lands are well watered. They
are timbered with the varieties of ca<, hicko-
ry, poplar, walnut, maple, beech, lynn, &c.
The main body of these lands is situated be-
tween the Ohio river and Symmes' creek.
They have lately been valued by appraisers at
from 3 to 81 per acre, and must sell for not
less than two-thirds the appraisement.
TERMS OF SALE---One-third in hand, and
the balance in one and two years.
The title to all these lands is secured by
patents from the United States. They are
well adapted to the growing of all kinds OF
grain produced in this climate. Also to the
growing of Apples, Peaches, Grapes, &c.
RALPH LEETE,
CLt ~ Commissioner.
Ironton, Ohio, Aug. 8, 1S60---3m.
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the free laborers of the North, were this
Southern demand nearly or quite cut, off.
as II will be, if the mad, sectional and
disunion schemes of the Republicans pre-
vail.
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Jnsnrante Companies.
vi FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ne los BROADWAY,
CORNER OF FINEST kkW-YORK.

CASH
This Company continues insure al kinds Of Personal Proper
IT, Buildings Ship. IL port and their CaTgoe low
consistent h the security Of the usurere aud the insured
DInKCToRs;
JAMES LORlMER GRAHAM, President.
JOSEPH T. NARNUM, henry V. BUTLER,
LEONARD APPLkBY JOSEPH u. YARNUM, JR.,
FRED'K III. WOLCOTT, JAS. LOR. GRAHAM, JR.,
WILLIAM X. STRONG DOWES H. MClLYAINE,
MOSES TAYLOR, GILBERT L. bEECKMAN,
JANIS o. SHELDON, JOHN 4. HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH LORRAlN FREEMAN
GUSTAVUS A. CONOVER EDWARD MACOMBER
MARTIN BATES, JR., WATSON T.. CASE,
DUDLEY Is. FULLER, CHARLES l.. APPLEBY.
PAsCHAL w. TURNKEY, SAML. d. BRADFORD, JR.,
FRANKLIN ii. DELANO.
EDWARD A. SfANSBURY, Secretary.
RoRsRT C. RArHBoSF. ASH Secretary
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Sales bp Auttion.
Morris X. CRANE, Auctioneer.
TION SALE of 400 ehpible BUILDING

NORRIS X. CRANE, Auctoneer.
A UCTION SALE of 400 eligible BUILDING
N PLOTSAt Greenvillo Grove, Greevle, Hudson County
Nj. on MoNpAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. Noyern
Der IL 49, and a. 1870 at O'Clock o. n. on the premises
.irnbe property located GrSsNrie Hudson County, n u
bounded 6y H. -y road Or Pasacy on the east ana ds. an
ist % Che Newark Bay the vet sYmanan ~ dr.
extensive view OF the surrounding conhtf eo MN y %
and healthy location. It especially invites u
seeking desirable locations for private residences nn
sae0 per cent the day Of sale 20 per cent IN W
cent In 90 days the balance bond and mortgafe yer ~
yeaS For maps aud information apply TO the IA.
20 Washingtonst Hobokeni CHARLES LuAIUyN az MY
Land Office Pasadeav.. Hudson City or ira near
THAI near the premises, al Greenvhle Stages .p,e w
the property leave the Jersey City Ferry every nan
A AZ MyKwrS Auctioneer - m.
DY BANGS. MERWIN g. Co., Irving bu il.,g
NJ sat and sos Broadway.-Ssles OF BOOKS, oso"e''
pic,,r.. Wort. Of Art Fancy Goods, Eurnit1Ie; 20
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov ~ at oei'cA'
and four following days, a. same hIuI' ~ N e.,o q,
Grs,, orporny Book buyers The regular an a,
i. coniaiung over closely printed octave PAGES % ,
~ and nav be had on application IL includes SeS
.on,yibntion. Of English Books, comPnslns PC" anu asiv
.a,l. I'm All the various departments many o. ,nc aa2
and superbly bound just received nom tho
hi;.hsTs oonsirned expressly for this sale Also,
Ps;snuents of standard American Books nom many %
leading houses embracing large variety 81 choice phir
FINDING -embeished and richly bound BOOK. sue'
10 The holiday season kca new fresh and pc,
AiSo staple and fancy STATIONERY ana also ss,uaJ ~
eTLR FOIYPR PLAT rs and ELECIhOIlfbo WOi'H, WV
attention of pubIishers), &c, 10. ,.,.
no he sold without reserve In lots TO suit purchaser"
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Gtoues an0 6eaters.

DANCES and STOVES.
III The "UNIYERsAL" RANGE. complete Range for
wood or coal warranted give satisfaction. KITCHEN, fAi
LOR and or FICE STOVES Of most approved patterns
r. w. BENEDICT. No. 22} Watcr-s'. cor BeekHs''st'
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90 tUbom it man Concern.
Boaro nno Rooms.

A LAW STUDENT-A competent teacher OF
IN Greek Latin French and al the Engh branches desires
sms ROOM aud Gre in exchange for lons IN these depart
mens Address LAW - UDENT Boz 30. lS5 Tribune Ottce.
VNHREE young Gentlemen nay find pleasant
n ROOMS, containing Gas and Crotch Ne'el with good
BOARD, At a reasonable price, IN location in West
l4tlrst, by addressing line 20 G. X ". tj es Office.
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DUY YOUR SEWING-MACHINE where you
I'D can exchange II if not suited
THE NJ Y. SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM,
t No. 486 Broadway will SELL or RENT, =,
The Wheeler Wilson Grover Baker ftnke Lyon add
Webster Co. and other class Sewing Machines with the
privilege Of exchanging within thirty days
Second hand Machines BOUGHT
" w WICKES, JR., No. $50 Broadway cor. Broome-st.
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Groceries ano propisions.

ESTABLISHED IN 1850
IL BAKERS PREMIUM CHOCOLATE and PURE
PREPARED COCOA FRENCH HOMEOPATHIC and
VANILLA CHOCOLATES, warranted equal In quality and
favor the Paris Chocost have stood the test Of over three
quarters Of century and srb pronounced BY all who have once
them be superior any others found In this market
for sale by Orocers generally.
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Goparinersbip Notices.

A DINA II. SOUIliWlCk having this 9Th
IA Nov, 1850 bought tho interest Of Isaac A. Bggs In tho
firm of Biggs Soathwick No. ~ Nsssau.st ~ the Part
uehp heretofore existing between Is hereby dissolved by
mutual The sid Souhwiek Is authorized 10 collect
outstanding debts and will continue usual at the place
under his own pams. ISAAC A. BlGGS ADNA II. SOUTH.
WICK, No 81 Nsssaust.
NOTICE.-Publ notice is hereby given that tho
IN COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between 4. n.
MILLER, j. w. MILLER and w H. &. MILLER doing bust.
In the City Of Chicago H. under tbs and style Of A.
H. MILLER x BROTHERS, and A ii. MILLER and J. ".
MILLER doing business Ia the City OF Newark ~ g. under
the and lyle OF A. II. Il j. ". Miller il dissolved by
Limitation.
A. n. MILLER will settle all accounts Of the Chicago bust
and W. KILLER WILL settle oil account. the newark
business. A. II. MILLER
j. W. MILLER
Chicago, Oct 81, lSfo. WIN n. G. MILLER
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A. j. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer , ,,,,on
J1yFCITTORS SALE of VALUABLE PROP
H ERTY on West Broadway franklin Beach, ana faica
s belonging the Estate of Thomas Riley
BLEECkfR son CO. VIII sel at auction on MoNOAi
Nov 10 at II O'Clock the Merchants Exchange H.,
on g. w. Con WEST BROADWAY AND FRANkLiS'sTEIrlI I
basement brick building aud lot knownas the
WARD MUSEUM HOTEL, well known for series OF year
past establishment Of high reputation eHe u I'm Nj,
feet more or less Sold subject present tenaneies until ay
/, 1861. ~ ru,o ,hreastorv
brck Dwelling ouse and Lot with brick Stable NO ~ shic
At Size Of lot 25 and x03 and 100 feet more or ess
ng half Of psrywa between above and house adjoining on INC
southerly side. - ,. Tho fonr.
,toy brick Building and situated above Size OF 70. -
and and Sal Subject to occupancy oil present 'e"
until May 1861. IL, 49, 49,, 80. u.n
orally In good condition and repair . -, -.
Also 40 shares capital stock Of the CoiumoiA ire
Company -, "a.
Maps terms do., can be had ct No Pine-st
By order Of r. X TiLlOU, Executors.
(2070 BENZ d. bhOoh'
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Alnsital Botes.

WE have now on hand large and splendid
w assortment Of MUSICAL BOXES, playing g. I, s. g.
TO- r. TO- a. eDd tunes, manufactured by the beat makers Of
SWITZERLAND.
Msndone OvertureG Expressyes Go ko accomplishments
of FLUTE, BELLS, DRUMS, aid CASTAhET5, Gems
from Operss popular American Meodie Negro Melodies &C.
TOY 'BfU Steal BOXES, playing l. g. g. and tunes
PAILLARD a MARTIN, Importers,
Musical Boxer repaired No u Msidenane kew-York
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T.pM Co.. eIE-siluated in Somerset County

N1ARN for SAI,E-Siluated in Somerset County,
L NewJersey Eve miles from North Branch pspS' t S%
tai Railroad and two miles from snS land fra class House
Tow VOW portion Of the land g e1sS Tor 6SsSn
anu han 6,l location and pleas s5t ana nestny
s arniv 10 J. p. KLINE, No. lSS twton'' OF l. L.
KITNE 30. 40 Park place
WISCONSIN {fiock County, LANDS for
w caiE-sbS Acres Of rich peir,s md heHyily poe5ea
LAND the OuIhins 2Yp 81 'sesSals "sS0h'in Tor
Sale -. =, - s -. 49,.
best for agricultural ia Rock County 9nd t
County acknowledged TO possess the richest lands In the
State.
They viii be sold In such parcels may be required aud the
principal part the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage for term Of years
For further particulars inquire Of
JOHN HOWE, Footvile, Wis, on the premises, or 20
Messrs. FOSTER L THOMSON, No. % WaLst, New-Sork.
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IN SUPREME C0URT.-THOMAS H.. COD
L pINGTON and al. " The MINNESOTA AND PAClFlO
RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The is hereby given that In pu
suance of judgment of the supreme Court entered n9v;
laD shall SELL at PUBLIC AUCTION, by r. O. Buckley
Auconeer at the Merchants Exchange In the City OF Ne"
YoIk ON tie l day of December 5o0, at IL O'Clock noon
0RlFYFjyF MINNESOTA STATE BONDS Of $1,000 EACH
IS So 100 g S,sH AitTs It. Ii. RODMAN, Referee.
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Daneing Ata0emies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
IA No BOG Broadway, NewYork,
No 135 Montag place, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS IN New,l OK ~,
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and fhiDAio'
in Brooklyn.
At4p. m. for chldrenj at p m: for gentlemen.
In addition the Court Qnsdnle Pnnee InpenNe hvet'
green Tnpe and other social dances Mnuet Qusdre Linda
and other educational already introduced by MI DOD
WORTH variety Of newer dances WIN be brought oIWao
dnrnr the seasonsmong which may be mentioned La Czana
lust received from Paris and the Quadre strenne especially
ADAPTED TO the Of graceful movement IN children
Circular terms Sc-, may be had at either Academy
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A. j. BLxxOKER, Auctioneer ,,,,o,,
CHOICE LOTS on Avenue A: j., BLEES IN.
Err son Co, will sell at auction on ThUhspAf' nov
is at ~ O'clock at the Merchants Exchange; A. ,,ra
On Avenue A-O lots the west side, comprising tns
front between 5h and 58h Streets sizes % 2osSvi y as
5h street 100 feet wde opened and graded ana 'h
cut through. IT.,
The lots are on grade, and very choice oo-,
Maps, terms &c, at No Finest N,o'p
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professional Notices.

7 MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
~. DENTIST No. 50 West 2gths, between Broadway and
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DORTER and ALES.

DOKIER and ALES.
IL GUINKESS'S EXTRA DOUBLE STOUT,
WM. YOUNGER 4 Cos SPARKLING ALE, IN store,
landing and for sale by their authorized Agent.
q. Il. HABIC4T
- No Ut P6hflsk
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OOS EMPIRE SCS
CsDs). SEWING-MACHINE cIo'
PATENTED FEB H. 1859;
SALESROOM, No 3J3 BROADWAY.
mechanics Il many rare and valuable BPRovEESTs
examined by the most profound experts and pro-
The FoLL9WIEG arr IHE PEi IT5IIFs oBJEc-
lgt. Excessive fatigue to the operator
I'd. Liability to get out Of order
Sd. Expense, trouble, and loss Of time In repairing.
9Th. lncapacity TO every description Of material
9Th. Di,sgreesble noise while in operation
THE EMPIRE SEWING.MACHINE
Is EXEMPT FROM ALL THESE OBJECTIONS
LOCK or sHUTTLE s' sTTGH witch viii neither RIP nor
every Of material from Lesher tie Nansopk
Muslin with cotton linen silk thread from the coarsest to the
Having neither CAM nor CoGwHEFL and the least pos
'be eiSH I rSi smooth As ghAsS and MicVNE
requires FIFTY PER CENT loss power drive than any
other Machine in market girl twelve years Of age can work
Il steadily without tstigne or injury to health.
it strength and wonderful simplicity Of construction render
amo't impossible TO get out Of order and GUARANTEED BY
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to supply
helelves with superior article to call and examine this
Eq u S more e,Pf1 manner do we solicit the patronage
COACH MAKERS.
SHIRT AND BOSOM MAKERS,
DRESS MAKERS,
CORSET MAKERS
CATER FILTERS,
VEST and PANrALoON MAKERS,
su all others who may require the use of Sewing Machines In
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE
INSTITUTIONS
PRIZE 5It 6 5F MacHSEs sf c6MFEETE,
No. l-0r Family Machine. .........,....um..aO
No. 2-SnnlI size Manufacturing ............... IS
AGENTS wanted for ali towns in the United states. Terms
made known BY inquins the saleoom, No 3 Broadway
T. }. MACARTHUR Co.
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TNAPSCOTT's LINE Of
Il LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue TO grant certificates OF passage
from Liverpool by their syoro line Of Packets comprising IN
part the following ships viz:
WIN TAPsCoIT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION.
DREADNOUGHT MIDDLESEX, VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION, JOHN J. BOYD
WEST POINT, SWITZERLAND, PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER, SHAMROCK, CAMBRIA.
Msking together with othsrs ship every Ave dsys The
subscribers also agents for the LINE OF LONDON PACK
ETS all Of which they grant certificates liberal terms
REhIITANCES TO IRELAND ETC.
T. Co. also continue to issue drals payable demand
throughout England Ireland Scotland and aes Send
for circular Circulars with ell particulars, may be had ap
plcltion; If by eor, nciose postage stampt
TAPSCOIT X CO.. No SO Souihst, New York;
TAPSCOTT SMITH & Co, Liverpool
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YO0THACHE, TOOTHACHE.-WELL
ANODYNE reliable remedy for tho above distressh
complaint for sale by druggists generally Wholesale pvp
No. AIS Broome-st near Film
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-fORh and
= LIVERPOOL landing aud ubaIkng passengers at Queens
town (Irelud) The Liverpool Newly ork and Pfiu5ds pI1
Steamship Company intend dipachDg their full powered cye
built Iron Steamships a follows: al, ~, -
,oF a.
KANGAROO. vow :,
GLASGOW
And every SATURDAY. at om Pier a. North RIVER
FIRST CABIN.........S75 brEEkAGE....,. $50
First Cabin to London. 80 Steeage To London, ~
steerage return tickets good for SIX months. oO
Passengers forwarded 20 Paris tlayre, Hamburg Bremen,
Rotterdam Antwerp sc, AZ reduced through fares.
Persons wishing bfi ont their eis buy tickets here
at the following rates Nswfork From Liverpool or Queens
town: First Cabin S5 SSJ, and 100 Steersge from Liver
pool : i0 from Queenstown $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodation for Passengers
cary experienced Surgeons. They are built IL Neterht
ron Sections aud have Patent Hire Aniators on board
For further Information appy in Liverpool 20 NN lNNAN,
Agent No. y Naterst. ia glasgow 10 NA. INMAN No
81 Encchs1naIe T. Cneens.owp 10 c. w. ID. SEGMOCRG
Co. in London 20 klyES MACY No 81 Hing "iam.sti
ia Pni. TO JULES DECoUE No. Place de Ia Boure ia Phil
psuy. Offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
~ No. Is Bfoadway.N. Y
rINHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
Il BREMEN, il; Vessels, COmmandor, carrying the United
SATURDAY, Nov o. at p o'clock p. M,
FOR
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking Passengers for
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON, aud BREMES,
At the following rates:
First cabin TlU0; second cabin, 160 steeiage, $31.
For freight passage apply to
GELPChE, KEUTOEN REICHELT,
M qdseaNs
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Ocean Steamers.

SOUTHAMPTON and IIAVRE-To succeed the
y Adrialic-The NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COM
PANY win dispatch for the above ports the srenda
on From as 6a Nov Il and Dec
Tbs Atlantic l. GreTosIed for strength and comfort has
wsergat compartments, and IL in all respects IA o'D'P"
limited number Of Second Cabin Passengers for whom eI
ceieut accommodations have beeh Pfo'iae'' VIII W
SO each. oa,o If ,ba fon,nanv No
ssWai. list u Up STEPHENS. Secretary
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
Class steamer win leave NoYos the Let; llth and 4ist
Of each month except when these date. M on "E Men
Iles as WET FP' D. b. ALLEN, Agent
DEDUCTION In PRICES, ,,,,
* .TfANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Nrw-yoRK AND GALWAY LINE
Touching At 81 johns f. to land Passengers and receive
The Steamers comprising this Line have been approved " Tue
Admiralty KEW sVg IRON srDE-wHEEL STEAMERS
LEINsIER. SS ton, ton, S SaTSen
MUNSTER .''''.'''''''' .S , .os S oa,Sen
Tho Sdta Ssooarc win be the PRScE ALERT from
NeSYork November 20, from Pier No 81 NoTSh liver. -
Rates Of any part Of 'sand ." 'n' 70
Frstclas 500 $50 and $75 according to 'taeroon &C
Communications Tsa f.. go I .casss 'G TS5 G S.,
Children under u ysss bar e SS Sss lS ye linens .e
Cass passenger, are s 70 f5 The esmers
from boston viii receive free ps,see tom @ Boston
eae m AZ regards safety and comfort combined in moeei
aud propss power and iys os % o in speed and
TougweehSr qualities any vessels bu, anu ARE 1epee
with eleganciea and convenience -, -
An eyusrenced surgeon attached TO each ship Persons
wishing to send for their friends obtain return c&e' a. TIE
following greatly reduced prices:
In thd cabn from Galway so IN third cabin, from any
town in Ireland railway SI - In iTd c4on nom the
principal cities Of England and Scotland S3'.
For freigh, OF passage apply TO ....~-
W. HOWLAND & AsPINWALL, Agents,
Nos "a and IS Souths
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Commissioners Of the Sinking Fla.
Hlaebinerp.

DOILERS-FOR SALE-New and secondhand
I'D BOILERS OF all descriptions in good order and complete
Boilers taken IN exchange Inquire Of or address WN FIN
My & Co. No. l5T Watcr-st., Brooklyn, L.
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GALENh- and CHICAGO UNION r. n. O.
From s SSisS 90 . sGGT9S nd CEDAR axPipa
srsspo, ,sTSSh Snae, Change & S. Donis a
thence BY daily ip sS . Tsi DU t ciss
hoGRE1OR, 90 fH'
La crosse,
and ~ sther points the mi.,isppi Riye coassss q
pTsf6S %S t$s i9%A I'd ssbsSskA ks'ccs
evening tho sSoyonaued pous sod slsspns Car. q. :
lS s X ssSs ne vs travelled. md s
poasaI end Least agung one to tina, region Through oks
G%& sna Sc& sS h SSS'S % The AGEs
ssosdwy eFd si.o at s hs principal ticket agencies ,As
y B. TALcorT, .aL Sup.
NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.S
! D DUNK t ExYREss a. IA, for Dunkrs Bufsa
This Iss,n remain. O'sr Oish, = EIIsira ''''''
WAY hS;O p H. fs' hiddlsso~n, Nswbarsh, and intsr
c. SSSs sx I'D sss $s s.sl. e. Bottle
' al o'" '' ''' cHas Afs d'91 osn.r., sav
IIENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY.-
~ foot Of Hampton Ju.o
Ea.ton With Lebs6 Valley BsiToad and coanscOn. sesi
&fI n to Comm
i960.-Leaye New fork as follows;
d. pa MsSeS Chunk, Wuism.port, &c.
Man TRaIS-At a. IN. for Eaon, Wstes Gsp ScrsnAsss
Greet Bend PitstoD Wilkesbsrre, 80.
Ia IaEorGm TaaIx-For Easton asnch Chunk, Rssd,ssL
Pousyile, Harrisburg, SC. :
NJ fHKOuGH faAis-For Easson and intermediate -
s:sor ~ WAY TRAn-For sOunsrys and intermediate
EXPRESS TRAs FOR BAKRtssuRe-The n EIprs..
Train from New York arrives at Harrisburg 1tp ao1a,
and west Northern Central north aud SOUTH ana WA
T., .xn KRuY EERRY-I.0Ave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13


Il Valuable REAL ESTATE for SALE BY resolution Of
The Board Of Directors Of the ELlZABETHPOBT LAND M
PROVEMEET COMPANY, authorized 10 eel the vHlns
Die Building and Lands Of the Company In the city Of
Elizabeth ~ j. consisting Of than 200 acres OF land
tending along Staten Iand Sound with depth Of water
tor ships and toward the Depot OF the NeuJer
Railroad from whics trains run many times per day to
NewYok Iron and coal delivered at Elizabeth from Penn
sylvsni by the Central Railroad Of New Jeey at lower prices
than NevYoTk aordng unriysed advantage 70 msusc
tarers others Maps the lands will BE- furnished spp
cation and prices aud terms will be easy 10 purchasers
No. 10 Broadway, NeW-YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

PACfIO Man orBAhshiP ConpAsr}
EEw.YoRx, Nov. 7, 1860 !
rTEn BOARD of DIRECTORS have this aay
declared DIVIDEND Of 10 per cent OUT o. ,ne o sn
%e Si Ian Inst 81 Hk&SeASGss 2Srs.sly
STATE or NKw.YoRK, BAsK DErARsgsr'
rI,HE TIME FIXED by law for the re zen PTs
Of the Circulating Notes issued 90 the hhnD nrsJ
And MECHANICs BANK OF OSWEGO hAyi ~. e Jpn ~
notice Is hereby given g chsPpee R cENT has been
declared upon the original amount Of notss dePGeS IN re-
.aJ v he certificate. Issued by the superintendent ~
~ Ire notes of the said bank payable ON Rreseaon
s ~ aid csr6caos properly indorsed a. TN. %
.Lin air months nom the date Of TINS no'iee anu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

OCUST GROVE FARM.-This highly cult
waited Truck and Grain Farm Of T0acres without buildings
situated lou, miles from Red Bank Monmouth Co. ~ j. wan
positively be SOLD the first day Of December next az Peo
sale on the For particulars apply to NJ X fhENOh
No 6 Frie Bnidings Reade-st below Washington-st