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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
CHOICE TEA.

A LARGE assortment Of the best Black
"a and Green Teas, warranted fresh just
received by Ed. ~ VIM. BOgE1..
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
Table Cloths.
pARAROI.s.

T'iIE Philadelphia Cash store has now
I oB hand tine assortment Of Black
aud Colored Silk Parasols. apps.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
CAPE LIME.

100 BARRELS RichaYS's Cape Lime. fresh
IOO 10 Backs Bran; 100 Bags Of Oats
deeI THOMAS BYRNR
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30

INFANTS EMB,D. LACE CAPS.
HAVE something very Or e and pretty in this
i line, also fine Embroidered infants whiti
hsrino Hats, Caps and Turbands, also few very
handsome Embroidered white hssino Cioaks FOR
Infants W. ID. PiiILLIPg.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
BLACEsMITus TOOLS.

on ASSORTED Weights, Anvils with all N g
~ necessary tools stock n Blacksmith shop.
mars N0NTAN 4 MATTA.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS

HAVE just received a new assortment Of these
l. goods, among them some very neat small FIX
nIes for Children, also lot 81 Ysrni'sre and eur
tain goods. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
TRONf IRONti
TO MECHANICS.

4 fARPBNTER'S Tools. Coopar's tools. .plsslerers
~ Tools, IN stf their variety and sfths very best
always on hand a.
suggO MONTAN a MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
To nIlILnEIis.
TO sPORTSMEN.

4 HAVE ane variety Of the best quality Game
l. Bags, shot rouches, Belts, Powder flssts and
several new styles Of Improved Shot Pouches
Greeneer's, Colts, Cox's, Eley's, Walkers and
genuine q. u. Percussion Caps. also. Gun clean
Ing Rods, Tubes, wrenches, dc., az
noy2J FRANK HU0UETs.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
CAST STEEL.

OGTAG0N, Square, Cast aud German steel =.
~ mars M0NTAN d MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-30
FLATsi FLATsii

EaHoRN FLATS for Ladies and Misses
IL brown. grey ana white, just received by
aprl'bp. HM. ASHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
BOOKS RECEIVEDl

Introduction American Lew Dssgred Fir.t Book for
Strdfntt By T-mrtby Wake Ii D., lac P'oisHoc u
Lev II he Sinoinnsd Celtss. lyo. pP. T5G Little
Brown E. Co
Hitory 5Bd analyst Of TIE Con,ttgon Of he Unit a Stlte
nth iul o. tho Conf deIai1ns Witch preceded
g. Il the D-bsIes and Acts II the Convention which
formed a. tl- Judicial ncsdo.s which have sstrle
g. with Psrs-s Tubl-s ilustlt W Of the asgon q
tie G7.tuusut ed the People oder i. BY Ni.l.oie
&. T01ie. ccu4s.lrr o. Law We. hingtoD, d. {. l2no
pr. tif jirtle BloGr L Co
Tie ~ tsrr.y Sisters Memoir % rTs Ssurhna 7yn~s
Event. Hd MT- Hamlet Martha Bani1 lot Mit'i1u ri .
- toe a D n, 81 Cous.tu'ifraI~. ~ Mrs N. g.
Efriarin l'uo Up HS5 American u"t .n ts-y.
The Cloud uifpf.sd. o. Tie D1,tire OF Frrtc i51 r.
Ga.net BY John Frt Ediihfp NiI au ittrlig--
ton ~ To- Rev. Daniel Curry, D. D. l2Io. Pr %. B.
i.t6a 81 a 60
J,-usl. aua il, Fuyr,rs; Or The Holy City a Wa and
j. ~ us Beg. W. Il Iweedie, u d. l6ro. -. 22i
A. nj. an Trnft Society
LIE q George Walh.taa 81 Ws.hin5 on Irving. No! H.
30 u1 sf. q Putuarl.
LCai %, The Siege 81 G-aIai Ari Caier5n the Coulter
" 81 Edo 70 fn.wer Lytton, Bert. l2mo. pf. 3i. j.
~ iup ucoft CO
Bllsor Glimou Of Tho Few Tssiueut new Tr1,lrtio1
Etisd ~ 'har ton T. Lewis, n A tgo pp. g25. Pc
tiaQius u fsils
Ouoc ltt toltiit some AIusis thereof with Account %
tLe od-in lui Growth %. thc E,Iouel aul the sayings
ono 10 NJ 81 huadry of the Tosllpoopc l2mD. w.
21a }. b. Liopincou ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
or the Illinois Central Rsilroed |:

The adjourned meeting of the bon5hoIdsrs Of the
Chicago and North. Weetern Railway Company sas
held at the Office of the Company, No. II Wal street.
on the llth il st. The annual election of the Pacific
Mail Company is TO he held the IA prox. Proxies
are asked for by Mr. Skiddy, President pro tsm and
NJ Howard Potter, of Brown, Bros. & Co. It il
uDd rstood that CON- Vanderbilt viii be added 10 the
Board. A telegrsphic dispatch says that the extra
disdeDd question of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
was settled today the United States District Court
decjilg that the dividend of the Company In issek
was legal 1t infused TO grant Injunction, restrain
in 2 its pay ment TO the Shareholders.
The money market to-day on csn is easier than il
has been the advance in the rates of interest
MERGED. The supply is abuod mt at 6a7 p cent, and
The demand appears TO be ess active. Firstclsss lists
# paper are scarce, and in demsnd at 81 az ceut
but other descriptions passed with difcusy TIE
backs dscouDtiDg freely for their dealers, add seem
to feel strong for the future.
The crisis in the affairs of the Grand Trunk Railroad
il sppears grows out of judgment recovered against
the Company by the London bankers dsssrs. Barring,
Brothers & Co. and GIyn, Mill & Coz for the Of
fsOOO or 81 900 600.
The gold received from California snce Jan. to
Oct amounts to SIS j29 92i. Tue asgregase receipts
from all quarters in that period is $3S 996, 722 The
reports have reached $40 l86 10.
Tie deliveries Of grain at Chicago on the 9Th inst.
were as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY-

~ From, foot CT Co utsndt ConDecug At Hampton juno
hon with Delaware Western Railroad and at
Easton with Lshigb alley Railroad and it, connections
SUMMER AREiAN9EMEST-Comm-Dei May 10, isoo -
Leave Rev York AZ follows:
HAnhIsBuhn E1PKEss-At6 Ga NJ for Esston, ReedBS Hsr'
dsburg Hsneb Chunk, kc. .
MAIL TRAY Al a. n for Ess,on Wse7 Gap Scranton.
sreel Bend Pittlton WilheshGre sc.
u TBHoueB TRIy-For Easton, kauch Chunh, heedin6
Pottsyile Harrisburg &c. -.
4Pa TnR0usB TnAIs-foT Eas.on, Allentown, Manneh
CHUNK, &c.
err. WAI ThAN-For somervie and interme0ae Hsaona
ExPRBst TRAIN HaRkUBURs
The Express Train nom NevYork arrives Ct hArrls
bura at 40 noon IA time 70 connect With trains Pennsy
ssuia Central Fahosd east and west Northern Central sor'h
md SOUTH and With Gun beiaDd Valley Railroad
LEAVE NEv-YoRR ros PIEh No. N g. 81 1;sV and ii'o
m and SOP for Eastern and intermediate stations, and
$3.50 p N for someryile md intermediate stations
= IOHN q. HTEARNs SUPERINTENDENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
Teqal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-Ciry and County ct New
y Yosk-CECELlA CAsWEDL, Plain IN, eeaEl: CH ARIES
; CASNELL, Def-Bdsnt-Summons for Telief tCom not
,.ryod To the Defendant above named fou hooy sum
mon.d and equrtd 10 the compliant 10 tas seton
which viii be heo in the Office Of the Cert Of the CITY anc
9ou ~ o. New York a City f Newly orb and 10
copy II your the sid complaint TIE gbsoer a
bis Office 81 the Of Nw-fOf4, within
;wenty DAYS after the service " this you, cyeus
f The day Of such service aud you t 70 the said
eon plant within si0e al the p.autf IN this actor
apply CouT. siiof d lauie1 IN ts complaint
Dated April T. 1860 THEO G. SEARS,
Plaintiffs Attorney No Ma ,---st.. y. y
The corbirt IN $50 sriu hef 70 The Oiico o. the
c. unity Ci-k Aforesaid the llth day ofAprt 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

PrAcEgAEER-A Snauil-d named Joseph Silva,
d a. rugcie named Joseph Carac1s got 1850 qsNel
ltud uis g. th@ Eurrpelr CoLo ~ 5taun, NO t bo -
WY ufnl ffnd. tgru uaaisd NiH.r de tcuA IN
e. and wbi eudeas - quiet the disturb in'7 ls
fstcI f tl purpose By arclut ,he weaT"h was
tAgd the % ie thereof sslng eao Ia toe nao1 OF se
rtau mk.r Tie wound inAtsd rot serious ono lns
ID ~ ioe'n seueDsn Thea ars;sd for dlsray 9h
dut okd ap 'r the night but no complainant apieh~i
they weIt discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
uUpeoN RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

- nd TROY connecting wuh train NORTH and WEST.
On and ,ndsy S-gs L. lssa Tra vii sse CasmbeTs
station onox.: ThioasS Express Trains, md N and
sp. Albany Mali 7ses sIt piOs Car Trim, $40 d.
iSnndzyt ~ slud-d War Trsns fo- Sing Sing az 49, ~
l. and 10 n, Tsnyiovn s;ss p N for Pre,ssii S;S
P nj for Pooshkeepsis Isi5 ard % Eognui Train
rom alst 4 6;a5 Psss~Dge taken Il Chsa.rs Canal
Chitopbs -nd sls.a Trio. Tor New Yors lea'e Troy s
AS Sunday nruded) and s43 aud II 80 and Si5 and
eD Albany shopt 30 mipu,es bter. Albany for Sew-
York, Sundays iBclpsed .. N train
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
THE GREATEST WANT of the DAY HAS

u BEEN SANITARY lNSIlIUI lOH,
entirely reliable combining great tH eheHt deoooddfoH'
good table freedom The attending cater
puoie esbisaneHu AZ The sGg9eson u many arG-
lido throughout me country The GRAEfENbERG hEDl-
CAL INSTITUTE ovgdased and "a desgned e'peeiay
JOr Treatment u female dease uEirysIl oTe1
Os he Of Is 70 So that ssrcReHths are Gbef 70 a
greater iess dfgyoe -
l-aoiDg journalist remarks: 1.-THE GAAEFENBER6 IN
STTUTk has mmend t.ef 10 the esteem OF al rrscttng
sbd intelligent people soding D. tier adv than
hosta publ, iEstUon Ike wste other SINH
estsbsLmeutsD The say The secluded quar-
Of the 0senbeTg institute offer equslcd s'Saptgs Tor all
ue fom the gsser form OF Uterine dhcu ies Ckr1nc
Deae where SAIL and quiet needed in OF
Confinement The Ipstote Is under the OF Dr. j. r.
BRIDGE X, tiden tbysc tleusn OF thorough medical
xnOwldge and gest ptsccal experience farulys regard
,g &c may be had by addressing bin az No BOND
ST EEW-YORK
~ Dr. BiDeE permitted refer f,r his personal charac-
ter, cth'Is TO
HoRAcE GRKRLEI Of The New York fibUns.
pIof \. ?. PEABODY, 81 HJTfd,d URiDfTsfy Nrss.
B.v. y. u CEAPIS, q. D.. Of Esto Yo,k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

uNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for
l. GOU- and RHCUMATIsM An sufferers from the above
&C upnt either lone ine advised to
BLklk'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS They Gao be re-
upon and efeotua remedy offered the
public and have been universally used Europe Tor many
or the above complaints - -
PRICE 81 AND IS CEvTS PER BOX
Prepsred BY PROUT & HARSANT, Lonjpn, England and
sold BY their as mt MILTON HAIRS ANT sd and 81 oed
gay a, d BY y. C. WELLS Co No lis fnrkin -, ". T.
Her Maetys Commissioners h-ve auhcd tn and id
dress Of Thor Prout No 229 Strard London TO be In
pressed the Government stamps affixed to each oox oil the
gem me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

The fssal year Of toe Baltimore ana oo'o nAA
Com any ended Sep. sob. The business OF '0S y'H
con, oares with the previous yeas &c follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
IU6O THE PENNSYLVANIA 12f0
lON(OC ENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO

GREAT DoUBLETRACK ROUTE.
TIE cspsEy Of the Reed equal TO in the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No. A,to' House. corner Of Vesey-st
Facilities for the Of Passengers 70 and rom CID
.nnst, Chicago 81 LOuis s. fsa Ns'byis Megphis Hes'
orisens ard al Other 10 the West Sorhvs st. and South
se GDsurps sed for speed and conton by route
Thro trims for the West leave New York oot o. Cocr
kndtst )-Monpg Express, am Evening Express, pm
Sleeping and smoking cars on all the trains
Fare always low and the tnsn qux, % oy any osnss
.ouis
By this route Frsh Of all descriptions be forwarded 10
rd from any point The Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, lows Missoun, BY RAILROAD Di'
Acct 10 any por the naysase rivers OF the West -
neamsrs from Pittsburgh 80
The FREIGHT to and from point Of the West BY the
Bal road ed nss favorable arr eharse4
~ other Rsoad Com p4nes Merchants and shpps intus
ing toe transportation Of their to this Company can rely
vish confidence Its speedy transit -
This Company also GzntaiDs Enigrsnt Accommodation
Line BIZ which parties eig westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable Of half the hrss class rates
iara L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Astor House
LEECH Co., Freight Agents,
No Astor House and No South Wilism-rt
MCDONALD BI5CHOFf. Emigant Agents.
No. Battery place
ENoCH LEWIS, General sup't Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
Annexed u The Sopten OCT report OF tne HsCofss'
the Mil yankee and Miss lippi Railroad:

The collections by TIE Land Department Of The
Illinois Central Company this month average SIX
thousand dollars per dsy$59 2s3 TO the 10Th, and In
the same period $4,000 worth of lands been cold.
larger proportion Of the cash collected Apples 70 the
interest fund than heretofore inasma:h as the
Of interest are being pad up. Socs the lss Of Sep
i.pber nearly 600 of Gales have been made in par
cells of 40 10 so acres.
The following lie the amount Of freight for wardsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
Steambrais and Railroads.

DAY BOAT for ALBANY ard TROY, making
~ N. uual Landings The DANIEL DREW caves
lay Pier and Both ST. Tuesdays ThurdayH and Saturday.
alta m
Tor BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE-FARE
g.o VII leave od1erslit EVERY DAY a. u clOck NOON,
running conneeon with the H,usstoni' RSE1sd 1se
DAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY at p &C Ock, NOON, a.
diving in a~' to connect Nth az aE t5 ~ cokhIEs Arep.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
On and amer MONDAY June IS 1900 trains viii leave 10Th
For WdHsmsoIiSse an5 all way Stations $50 II and
,U or n," Plain. snd an aey stations - IRON White
Il Depot For Fails from loth t. Depot s;l9 u
Pafhs hon 26tb Il Depot p Stopping at White Psas
,ao Stations above lhs train rms % " p
train stopping at Write Plains Bedford, Cr0ion FANS and
RrtarniarEWi leave wilamsrEdrs stopping at all wy
t,tons Gao, and ~hite Platls STOPPING .. sp
pn, ~ an Stations north Of Fordhsm tots train leaves
MetoD every Monday orninE a. 529 Ciot1n Fsls M
stopping At oil Stations north Of toTdhsm Albany M wy
'ns At al Stations n'''n q JoHd BURoHmL, Asst supt
Anew JERSEY RAILROAD.-For PHILA-
~ DELPBA ADD the sQUTHs sni WEsI va JIa - y
rY-Mtu and Express Lines leave New OH 81 sn1 ~
end sqd m fIs SO W., .hS3.a u2 - s s5d i1l 3
ta South se end through baggage checiea 70 Washington u
w. '-u j. ~ WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
no baagsas i be rocf any 1lle delivered ana
sieoked IS minutes "a advance Of the time Of leaving
F,OK BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via INV
F' POHT ind PAIL RIVER-Ibe splendid sng superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown ,e,G. he@i SIa &C.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AID SATURDAY. AZ Go. B.
Z, 40 TIE 70 PRE- SThTE, Capt Buytou. on hONDc,i
WEDNESDAY 1d FRIDAY a. 5o'coss p ui ron I''1
TO 8, n. a. . 4 a.. .-,, .,oI.
,slt uutl Tie same shan have been patio 2f ,.L J..
Pr,gt T. b3stg fors lr5si through 9th great op y
N EIprats Freq lrlin. d, IN vys-t.,t
ATEWYOPK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUEEIRR EyPTEsS ~ a m, ioT DunSIs b@NA-''
Csr.rdsiv1a, and PRINCIPAL Stations .,t... s,.Ho,s
MOL f:ls \ nee Tor puIkth ana hteflle 4-A'' S
Enfs TIain ffrnsns hignt oil talTa ~ ii - t,t.r
WAT It $3.50 o. n, Tor 1itds.ovn he"olsn' AHA Inv
ssdlaie etati1Hs a., r.-.t.t Rue,io
sfardsgus ard principal St4,our The tam o. SAsHa'J F'
~ - Inn '' CIIAS. alNoJ, General sapI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
An. Satterihwaite aaYe:

There ias been ,.eady srbet IN London daring he psi
yeek in Amsdcsn Secuntss. without any ctustsa o.
UEied states q cent Bonds rther ye.heL Stls
s',s Gt ~. We uote an ir4uiEy Tor OstIet ana
borOf 81 L..
ContioIable e2cemsrt produced euly n TIE %sk ~
Informs. on, per telegraph th4s ghe llnois rslus
ao sed 20 give ne code Of opisc, 2, ~ "a
1908 ito privilege o. aagus ih8m r1dei dt9I ep,tl ~
tnea years boj's To shares pagn p be.o oos sa'
tleIc ttl00 oJi out toloNs, pefs's ~ al.
cIi,a lie oGsi tha a0cc1 shr.s Soy you'd ~ p.eSi
di .yI Goa couy -6 90 "a I'd nal ioDdH ~ 49, -.
O. redeem g. 10 81 any plfch.ta Co1rie Ion lll-
sryu 81 futn the lerrs brought mi pr TSn. ~,
Il pI-E- tat % a. TIE wh'ic u W
britai Be- cd 1857 tie number Of opoas oct Is fc0'o0' ~
uf HutoGIftU. -, ,-.u..a
slte he above known The shares hsve steadiy 90
closing see.F 20 a. 81 cunt. The eteot " o2aoh' Va -
o.. urtaIt, nom @. % ~. A.. 40 . s-est
Tai nav le 10 hsia ooye but se ere iorry 70 81 W
cor ply ID tt A,oius about e pocy ~ ,,ad
Itso.is b. us much fir~r ani hter foi ~ ~ ~, IA,
thtt traueou.ntn on G. de- ho. ~ be adeefeo 20 -
people lloud d5,nly o. ao c1tie ehlnss - rsi, b.s
WA t, had Re- n "a b. isve would o. -. -,
ban ht lfe of th. concern fr tie hoti -,
to rrs, f- Z, lea, tha',s for it l. 10" ~
H. bsN al ~ y i B., cr,ated III bio three lhsn IA,
Is sh... ave 6,ca ia s.Fous demand Inry ei'' 's'
lta2 , 90 -, aaf A FAR uceo nj,
~ \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
3nsurante Companies.

NJEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN AHCE COMPANY (PURELY MUTUAL, Of Boston
Hass Fund TO pay Loss, ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Xfter paying Losses. over $7O0,000.
And DIVIDENDS IN Cash SSO0,OOO.
la DIVIDEND, 40 PER CENT paid IN Cash. Inter
sxtfy doou1ts concerning furnished -sis
JOBN HOPPER gent and Attorney for the Co,
Metropolitan Bank Budin 10 Broadway cor Pine ST. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13
Groceries anb proDisions.

DRODHEAD a STORM,
il WHOLESALE IR0CERS,
No. 2Dl Chsnbersst-,
Between " h!Dgiou and est-sJs., New OK
For CHOICE OROCEkifS, Icm@Is..r
BEUDaEAD g. SrD2M,
no. 1UI Chambers a.,
ISew-Yo!k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and sssIi%g PASSENGER :, osssp
town Ireland The Mysrpoo and eds
built Iron s, eauiships s...,. ~, =,
oiTY or BxiTiMoRE Satin day Oct 20
CITY OF " ., nat "a r. H.
RATES OF PAssAGE- s,o
FIRST SABINs sTE el;is g London
s,ersss return ticirt' good for siI months; 60
ASsr.p to r:
% out os F can 9%g oI ssrs
town: Fm Cabin s75 sS5 and slOS steege from Liver
pool, $40. from Queenstown, $50
5: t.oaa Ty e S3.
iron sections and have Potent Fire Annihs;ors on board
.s-at No. i wsssI glasgow VIM IS ssASo Ne
g. ER @ osS 6EEs
n Paris JULES pEGoqE No Place d Ia soui'e IN rs ~.
0'1p'"'' 0d'e' '0F n { ], b R1a ivy
nor SAVANNAH and other POINTS a. be-
L lox.-The hrst,esss side wheel steamship AUGUSTA
It m from Pier No. North River. ThrOush:i;xet
De New or s1 Sac IS mos sss Montgomery sa Eq
,sus Ais, s2i Counbe,, al Albany f2i AtslAna ~
psi. s. August. Ell 30 Macon sv.nns6 sI5
For freight or passage 'VPm Il s l. gmiTcHiLL SON
SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE-To succeed
Hspstch fo the above ports their p steamship ALLAN
TIC Cap, g. Gray, carrying the Usied States rai on the
following days from Csnal-.t shan: - =.
From EeW-Yo'k SATURDAY, Nov II and Dec ~.
From Hay g, Dec. S and Jan Is;
And South ,mpton the day after leaving Layre =
The Atlantic Is xceled for strength and comforts mas
waergtt compartments and is IN all respects IN complete
order.
For freight passage sppy at the Office Of the Company No
90 WAlst. j. +. sIEfiENoi oecieSAiJ.
CTEAMER OF OCTOBER goth.
- FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE
The United States Mail Steamship VANDEkBlLf r.
LEFEvRE Commander vii sail fq Pier No Meth S6 h ,
n.s passenger specie for EN0L AND AMI fhAMOt-
liz CABIN $40 I'd Cabin SEQ ID Cabin 70 ayre, s0s 70
southamptop $40 ID. TORRANCE, AGENT
No. 5 Bowling Green New fsrt
DOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
L steamship 4. Guy CsPt Fred Croker; VIII
ave Pier No. ll N. SATURDAY, Oct IL 4 "a
Passage ssanpAh with Jdaions uaequsod
through tickets to HewOresns tSy Ta Mobile tSS Mont
soutfy s2; Memphis S3l IS Nashville Sls 73 knofyte,
s25 So Chattanooga SIS EnfAla ga, Albany 80 Coun
bus G2I Atlanta s2 Macon, 500 Augusta u % nclud
ing carriage fare In Savannah. II. b. CROMWELL TO-.
- No &c West st, aud No. 255 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

Reducing the Flour to bushels, the total anoant Of
Grain received here since Jan. amounts TO % 39 $50
bushels against Is 7 lO2 bushels received daring the
corresponding period Of 1859.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
Nev-York forthe week aud since Jsnusryl:
For the Neck. 1858. 1888. 1900.
Entered at the Port &5I93l3 el0ll3l0 90 cos
Tbrorn on maIkes... 1910 9l46e6 LJ9S 100
Stace Jan. I. 49,,
Entered at the port 49P2s94 s9sel .S. ss 49,
Thrown malkct.s.. 81 49, b82 sos5f53' eobfS''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

To,a......es5tJ4 a $40 1856 IS inc...attt3 a
Tho earn ipre By Tie 20, Burlington, and Quu-
cy Rlilrl al for tie frat week 81 October were;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

The quota ions of American s.ocks by toe Afnsi
are SIS follows;
Messrs Bell Son Co. report; IN tne nsrAe' a q. An
ac, .e l. no .rti,u notice. Tesre has
hen r buurs, trsnssed denng he pst week.
" - - -. an-n.. .A.adH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

The total receipts of Floor and Grain Chicago AIMS
jan I, compared with 1859 are as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

DAY BOAT for ALBANY-apd TROY, making
IN u,u.l LanSiuas The steamer DANIEL DREW cave
iay Pier and sOhs Tuesdays ThudayH and Saturdays
at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

OYpoR OF THB MICHIGAN SouTRKRS ". l. R. r Co,
No ls WILLIAn.sT NEw-YoRK. Sept 10 1850
THE holders Of the SECOND GENERAL
II MORTGAGE BONDS Of tbs Company hereby nct
fe5 Treasurer VIII after toe 31h inst fund al unpaid
coupons Of said class Of BoDdS Of earlier dste than Novsmhcr
1855 the -four Of November 1853 Nay aud Noven
he 1880 and Msy 1861 by giving In exchange therefor the
enS GENERAL Mortgage Bonds Of this Company II par Ror al
Coupons o6efed fan the Bonds exchange wiz b@
IN; crest n Of November, 1880.
The holders o. toe PLAIN UNSECURED BONDS ofths Con
pxny exchange rid Bonds for FIRST MORT 3AGE BONDs
q the DETROIT, MUNROE 4 TOLEDO Railroad Company
Fer the Coupons due hs,eon scrip VII be Issued
aorvsreable IN HE uanper HENRY KEEP. Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-13

IT OCENTs-Tbe Steamer CATALINE, Capt william A.
VAL VIII eave Odvef.sT EVERY DAY, II clock NOON,
running IN connection With the HJ1s.ton; hN!osd he
JtesIner BRIDGEPORT Eil lezve Pecksip EVERY MON
DAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY st Il &C ock, NOON, g.
'l1s GEO W. CORLIES Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-29
- eAs Lei.
The Cheapest, MOST Brilliant, and
Most Convenient AFtisiesaI Light
- n ~ WoLD:


FHyRIs GAS generated from Pure Coal OIL ana for elegance
economy safety and simplicity, cannot Be surpassed. The
fixtures iu tie syis ne ordinary xtcres
rs Advantages are that II Is portable light, ur7ivaied
fo brancy eheapnesss cleanliness simplicity be
wherever light sroursd II easy egulsse
requires trimming ard a5nfion Hhaiever, after
lighting Is 7e3cg eafs AID free re1l sgD10si0, and
has no odor smell While harnu The light Re made 70
burn win any degree Of ancy, By urnag screw, and be
increased instantansousy IN volume from that o. candle .
teh o. y nty ~ turning valve s. in oriiaary gas
The Reer Gas fame and fixtures precisely resemble In form
hose OF coal gas but in haney and purity OF hghtt pos
sesse decided advantage coal 1t requires no
chimney, hereis need Of daily trimming Of v and fhe
construction Of the fixture so simple that Il not liable 20 ge
cut Of orders and child manage readily. The gas hurne
in the Vesper fixture gen Grated from pure coal on or ives
per OIL (which Is manufaeured expressly for this hurher
without any axtuge Of alcohol Other foreign Ingredient
snd Its supply unlimited. The fixtures themselves are adsp
ed ia styles to suit ali tastes from the pan single burner
70 the most elegant aud costly Chandelier Each hxus per
feet in itself there outlay to be made for service pipes me-
tes regulators &c The gass generated in the burner and al
fxture the cheap the expensive eandeer
miniature gasa10fbs IN themselves They are sold at
prices which do not exceed Of ordinary fixtures Of
similar sly les and ornamentsti0n.
Chces, houses public halls, stores, steamboats, and private
residences throughout the State nov be httedu mp with these
elegant and convenient dsiers and other beautiful
lures which addo much the appearance Of such places and
the comfort Of the home circle and which, heretofore could be
used only those favored districts embraced within the coal gas
Limits Of large cities.