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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25

CfOCK OF GOODS wANTED.-rHE ADVERTISER
- viii sen nine lots 10 the city Of Chicago,
Dearborn and three Clark railroad
~ consracng win RIM BY the lots They are each % BY
stock oflmercha ,dise This IL proposition The
advertiser win give the most uDquesttonabe city
ed guarantee he title 70 he ots Address Ohio Merchant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25
no THE CAPITALISTS AND HOTEL PRoPRIEroKs
i Of he United States
Far s,e-The properly. extensively known

& AAA OR 1000 ACRES OF EXCELLENT ARABIl
O.UUU and Timber Lands in the valley OF The ohio
Will be exchanged bargain for good Real Estate with
thirty miles Of New York in the city, first for r
vineyards grazing. Inquire OF r. O. PIERCE 10 Pine st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25


REGArTA.-A REGATTA WILL. TAKE PLACE AT
4lsu Cove co Wednesday, July % o'clock r NJ Pres
Tor AL boats Under thirty The b. twenty
nnss The steamboat vii leave Spring street Al 81 occrs
therine street nj y, Delaney DIS; Eleventh
p Thirty seventh street ct 0orioek Landing whesfone
Clty Island and New Rochelle Pare each way,
EoR sAIE-A FAST sAtfBOAr, TWENTY NINE rHEr
long II fees lean copper fssteped, and IN cqape,e
GET VIII be sold cheap ss the has 70
Address " y. g., Herald oHhce.
TOR sALE-A SCREW STEAM PROPELLER YACHT
go iecord sYcBne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25
FINANCIAL.

n Liberal BONUS WILL Re GIVEN TO ANY ONE WHO
"A will advance 500 edaely upon vessel worth s1JI
double the amount There are other la
bilies Addre<r J. P, Herald Office.
uGUsT BELMONT A co, BANKERS, NO 50 WALL
IA street. ssue Letters Of Credit 20 taveler- available In
OF the world through the Messrs Rohschid. u
Para London. Frankfort Vienna Naples and other
upondepis
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
Dr. Halls RalSalfl.

Why is it that there is so much Con.
sumption in the country? Because. in
this fast and fortune making age, health
is considered Of secondary consequence
A cold is neglected, tru' sting to the
strength of q good constitution to work
it of; cough is the resultant incipicnt
Consumption steals upon you HID you
commenced with that excellent expec
torant, DR.. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS, you would be in enjoy
mcnt Of good health. Call upon the au
thorized agent and get free almanac.
For sale by agents in every town in the
country. Sec advertisement.
For sale by J. Nj. Shanklin, in Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16

We are convinced. If all knew the
worth Of DR.. SANroRbs INvIroRAToR,
in relieving and curing their children Of
Weak Bowels, Cholera Infantum, AID
other Bowel difficulties, they would never
suffer themselves 10 be without it again.
I, j. a reliable cure; single trial will
convince
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
sc v II, T. s
Blood and Liver SyriD

EhcOA ana Liver ny rHp.
The Recipe is given
to all physicians,
That they may know
what they are using.
The combination Of
Sarsaparilla wi th Stillineia
Is will known to all
Medical men as the best
Compound to purify
the blood ever used. ii
1t cures scrofula :
all its worst forms
A diseases OF the skin
It cures eYectualy-
Syphilitic Swelings Ervsipelas
Scald head. Salt Rheum,
Old Sores, tumors, Canker,
Female complaints, &c. |.
All diseases arising fro4
any impuri;y Of the blood
Yield readily to the Alternative
influence Of this remedy
JOHN y. PARK, Proprietor,
l24 Lake ST.. to whom all orders must
be addressed
Sold byJ. NJ. snANKL1s. I'm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
SAN RD,S
LIVER INIIGER


7 T is compounded entirely from Gums, and
has become an established fact, Standard
Medicine. known and approved by all that
have used II. and IS now resorted to with
confidence in all tie :: diseases for Is hich i.
is recommended. =
1t has cured thonS sands within the last
two years who had given mp al hopes Of
relief, as the numerA Gus unsolicited certk-
icates in my possess ion show.
The dose must be-. adapted to the tenn
pernment Of the indisa vidual taking il. and
used IN such quaint. :. ties as to aol gently on
the Bowels. .
Let the dictates Of. POUR ;udgmcnt guide
you in the use Of thess. LIVER INrIGORA-
TOR, and it will cure Liver Complaints, Bill
ious Attacks, Dyspep~ sa Chronic Uarrl.oea
Summer Complaints, !. Dysentery, Dropsy,
DrcIsy, Sour Stomach, Habitual Costivcnesy,
choIic, Cholera, Cholera Morhus. Chorera In
fanturu, flatulcnce, Jaundice, Female Weak
cnsses, and --ay b. used successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine. I, will cure Sick
HEADACHE (as thorsandsca testify, in TWEEN
ty minutes, if two or three Tcaspoonfuls are
aiken al commencement Of attack
Al who use it are giving their testimony
in its fa-or.
Mix water in the mouth with the 1nvigora-
to-, and swallow both together.
Price DEe Dc....- PER Bottle.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16

rea. The officers Of the Tama County
Agricultural Society will meet at the
Court House in this place on the LIST
Saturday in March. They request an
attendance Of all the farmers in the
COUNT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
Dissolution.

Tie Co partnership in the Stage business,
heretofore existing between j. Harden, A. D.
Oiney md Clinton Oiney, under the firm name
Of Toledo Hack Company was on the2Sth day
Of Janurry, A. D. 1860, dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having claims against
said Co., vii! present them 10 either Of the
firm for immediate settlement
HARDEN, OLNET s. co
Tciodo Jan. Goth, 1860 v-nlcw3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
TOLEDO MA L kETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

by Galley 4 Johnston Of the "Pcoples
Store
WHEAT, per bushel 5o@Go
CORN, 60
OATS. 20
POTATOES. per b, shell. 2oM25
BUTTER, u IL, Is
EGGS, T. doz. 6
FLOUR. - 100 lbs, 2.0o@2,5o
BEEF. faa ID 5f16, By quarter p ID 3tG5
COFFEE, q ID l5Gol7
SUGAR ~ ID alnlO
TEA. = ID 500 90
MGIASSES. aoGa 20
SALT, I, bb. $3.50
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
TAKs; NOTICE.

All person indebted to LEWIS MERCHANT on
Book account or by Note, are requested to set
tie their accounts and notes, before the 2eth
day OF February. after which time, all ac-
counts and notes will be left with an Cilcer
for collection.
LEWIS MERCHANT
Iowa, 1860. .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
RrCNf NOUyTAINS!

Any person wishing to 60 to the "Gole
Minee' the coming Spring, may find it to theil
advantage to call upon the undersigned liv
ing three miles east Of Toledo.
JNO. A. STALEf.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
-M10D * N H.

u@- Our District Court has thus far
passed off finely, and will probably close
to-day at noon.
Mr.. Klingaman who was bound over
for man slaughter in the Bunker affair
in the sum Of 5 600 to appear at the pres
ent Term Of Court. was not to b, found
He undoubtedly thought that the sacra-
fee Of one half Of his property was east
er than close confinement or pulling
hemp
In the case Of the State Of Iowa vs. ia.
cab Luke, the Defendant was fined s25
rnd cost Of suit, State vs.. Charles Her.
rick, Dcft fined 90 and cost; State IS,
Isaac Maiden, Dcft. acvuitted
Our friend G.. Il. Struble successfully
passed the ordeal Of an examination and
is now member Of the Bar.
May success be his attendant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
paimis, Oiis, &r.

Z G. KELLEY, No. ll6 JOhG-st.. Sole Agent
He fo7 the City Of New. fo7 ID. sse Of Oils
Hanufaesured ~ the PATENT PAaAFFTNE LUBRICArlN0
OIL Co whose Oils Bsnui.csared BY b eVy d 1ysIed
process bich give, them the prop-ie, Of PURE SPERM
OIL T. Kelley, Pstent ips R e. ID Puafn LIB ics'Dg
OIL fOI Cotton spndss and al knds Of hns Machinery No l.
Ell pei al y K.neys PAter TIipsRshDed Psrsfne In-
b ating on Tor heavy Machinery No 10 eta per gal r. o.
Kelley Pstent Triple e6ned Illuminating Oil tDperor 10 any
N !he nsLe No rs cts per sal T. @ Ksleys Common IL
In ir9 on No. 2 65 cts. per gel; Z. O. kshefs White
Chemical on Epfine. No rs gal T. Keley's
WIT Chemical OH for h,vy M:ehipey No s. cts pr ga.
Oce tbe Of the on No 16 Jobu RY1Jk Agents
mt for towns and cities @. KELLEY, Manufacturing
aud ADsly.icAl Che mist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

Since jan 1..... sllOsaosn sls7,4sssSs s17s75lO7o
The business of the Clearing House $23 87l 900.
For the week the exchanges were $50 sO2 647. The
money market more seive to-day among the stock
bouses and y cent freely PAL on demand losns.
We cannot hear Of any change in other quarters.
Paper goes freely at previous rates if Of strictly frs.
lats. Some descriptions Of dIy-goods paper go with
less freedom. So far ascertain there Is no
foundation for any of the rumors OF failures which
some psrsons amuse themselves by circulating Gold
continues to flow in from Philadelphia, and the Bank
average Of Monday promises 10 show fair increase,
having received a California remittance on Monday
last The shipments this afternoon were, in the aggre
gate, about $64O 600. The Bulls Head Bank has de-
elared ssmiannua dividend Of A p cont, payable on
demsId.
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co. are paying the fol-
lowing coupons due Oct. / Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad Detroit and Pontiac Railroad Pekin City,
Buffalo and State Line Railroad.
The following new rates, which is an advances on
those now current Of Sc. per hundred and Zoe per
bbl on -four from Cincinnati to Buffalo, are now in
force:
AL nail. Raj and water.
Cincinnati to ''h Glass Flour ''h SA'' F So
The kangaroo for Liverpool takes out sl7,O9l in
specie The Bremen for Southampton s522, 7S8
The following abstract of Company reports
shows the coal tunnage for the week and season,
compared with last season to the same dates:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

Dec. EO,4oo ] DEC o5'0s5 Dtcs q <'f'
The Brooklyn Central Railroad Compsny having
been sDjOined from using the track of the City Rail
road Company in FurmaD street are busly engaged 10
laying another track in that street which will be ready
for use on Tuesday. We annex circular issued by
the Central Company giving statement of the facts
of the controversy, from which it appears that the
City Com pauy have refused to confirm an agreement
made by Committee OF that Company. TIE Giro nlar
however, will put the puobc in full possession Of the
facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
grorerics an0 provisions.

TIVE REASON WHY
THOMAS r AGNEW
No go Gresuvicb.st corner Of Muusy-st Nsw-YoTk "a
constantly
THRONGED WITH CUSTOMERS,
The LARGEST Stock o. TEAS IN the ely.
The Largest Sto-k 4 COFFEE IN the city.
The largest stock Of WINE In the citv
The Largest SOCK Of sLOl r In the city.
The Largest STOCK Of 81 GAR IN the city.
III. LaIe-st stock Of PROVISIONS IN the city.
Beennse he Eaeps the best qTality Of GOODS and
Bsesnss hs sells LOWER than any other house
MI AGEEW immense Cash capital =. MS counbnd
winch - sres advantage OF the market a. al times
COUNTY, MFR HAkTS,
UPTOWN FAMILIES,
HOTEL PROPRIETOBS,
RESTAURANT PROPBIETOBs,
snd Others p-rehas r large quantities effect aay nc
q from 20 pei by purchasing at the popular Pe'
CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE
bss such world uide
REMEMBER THE NUMBER,
No. $50 GreenVich-s.. corner Of Murray
Goods delivered free 20 I'll parts Of tue city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
Total............258s I28 27s82 1850 Iis7 4ls
The Phila3elpkia Mining Register Of to-day adds:

The Philadelphia Mining Register of to-day adds;
"For the week increase pondng week lat year.
the six lines the three anthracite hslds n the great
markets 4 tuns Each line eXhbis increase Though
twods Of The whole increase by the schuyl and Lessh
Canals and IN the circumstance that 10 week
the navigation Of the schuyk Canal su.penoed
three days by 10. al Hood and the Lehsh CA oe ays ~
the The increase for the date gven
the r reaches Sol 2 tuns The who tansage for
brought down from the mines Of Eastern lvana,
adding the Of the Pesnsyyans Canal which was
49, equal 3 5 un 10 the carriers embraced In the
',cspulao above 26 45 equal 20 3d. $50 tan-
day for s1 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
Kcceiuts of Produce.

Total Routes S>J %. l5602O2s8 bbs Flour 10 bbs
Com Meal 8 lg5 bush Wheat 81 go bush Cora ez' onsn
Os.s ykgs Whbky pigs OIL Cake % pkg Aines IL.
pkss. Lss6 l0l pigs. Pro7iions, o. bags Seed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

STOLEN Goops.-A man whose name is unknown
80. ,p, e per foot Of jay street. n R. at o'clock
an Saturday morning with hand cart containing package
M GOOD. uhh undoubtedly been stolen, as he ran s~S
the approach CT Officer Van Tassel of the Fhh wS@
mod ta,,u 20 the Station House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
DOSITINE SALEM PARTITION-RY or
SPLENDID BUILDING SITES for FIRST
- CLASS SEATS at NEWBURGH
4

SUPREME CURT SALE IN PARTITION
Eevsurgh on WEDNESDAY oct g. at 70 o'clock noon
oy odI q r. s9PTes Cot IL Pa tioI ~i,hoa any es,rve
ms ibe William ThayeI deceas-d ~i,oo1
DBs NJ nh o. TIE vg- Of EewbugS Be 5ank Of The H1i
riveI ard ,roafdlg oaDt fT more tran thirty miles There
t~O lots Of 10 scIes each two os o. acres each one Of p
Of ssres II aud o. l.
psEs rivsr untsin and ilsn5 scenery. The view sid
IL Ia of .Ssr ssre yi rs3 ~ sb,1 900 Cataw6s
ard lsb IL gsPvins in fun bearing The 1oscIe lot has
DevtrfEg stream Of through he e The P-smi-
Ds.So y 10 Ru,t,H G. A En'sS Mr.. Tsdiel ar. Page.
W H. Edvards r Deuug and - tn view il superior
tbs river cls.s n,ishb 1od easy Of
tuBty offered 70 Ps~n' sekns noe ocstion or country
s on toe Hudson River which never sgsn occur with
Terms 1meequsters Of the purchase money remain OIL
bond and ys4rs, 10 the day Of sg
d tb. balance the let Of November when the deeds viii be
Maps Of tn property be ob.Dsd Om the suctOnes
Of John lnayer ESQ at Newou. gh. .,--, -,..
Fssk oppO,it steamer ie,ye Dot Of Isyst o'clock each
day and the aida t 81 O'Clock striving 81 time hs sale
ItuTn by steamer isuroad at almost any hour I the
The steamer Thos. Powell leaves every afternoon.
A. { TUrTIE Auctioueer-OfFoe No. 40 Broadwsy.
TENHE following valuable HORSES were ridden
By The PLilce q Wse' tn. ID ke Of NsTss'i.e and me
eoSsfSed 70 Nesyork or se add can be nspro,ed
VesIinGr, College lus.it Ms ms and III Ns 25d st.
sod ~ brought pIbnc sale at suction IN the
Rid school corner Of z6;hEt and 6Ehav at 2 o'clock noon
/ Brown Mare Ls5y Franklin years old hidden road
saddle horse BY bis Royal Hishuess
Chestnut Mare Nancy Whiting, years old, hidden as
charger by his Royal Highness
BTosn Mare Polly old, ridden BY the Governor
as road horse charger.
Brown Mae La Belle, ridden by Com Seymour.
Mare Gray Eagle years old ridden Dy Capt Rotta
hack Aid--de Camp a. charger and road horse. - ,
O. years Old ridden by the Duke Of Newcastle
a. cha q and rOs5 horse.
Esy Hcrss Glet hidden by Msjor Tessdsle Equeuy
B1oa Horse The Duke years old hidden by the Ear Of
= GsrmLins.
Bay Mare Countess years old, ridden by Gen Bruce as
ehaJtsr and horse . 80, , a., ~,
Ia Chestnut Maze Heiress years Old ridden by the Hon
Br. Eli d.
m Black Horse King Cole year, old.
~ hToWu Horse The Baron, year, old. q,
n Ero,gu Shamrock years old a. CreamcolCrea
H5Tse Chs1les yes charger aqd roadssr - Csna5lsn
POW Neas IL and L. Pair Of large brovn Horses, SOD
Io,ie AZ Dick md old, used ss carriage and
sadds borses: can tTot In q uiDutvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

U,nyR Iyp1crMENr.--Oficer Black Of tue -Four. :.
Ward police srestcd sarah Ward keeper Of
Water street on bench warrant Issued ~ INC -.
s.,.ioas abe having been Indicted for eag 70, '
s.I.S was SEQ. " the Tombs ~ await hsI HasA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

II enc Troy, connecting With tran. NORTH AMI VEST
On ssS s S S F ~ TT md an
n A,Os@y M, W. ,7s T. SsPing Car ts's ' o is
1n' fO PpurSi.s Ts5y25 and Ss N 'oI Ersa %
CSopbsr and sl.,a. Tr.ins Tor sesYoTS Issse Troy
as Sunday inelnded) and s4s and i o and 5:'s sad
sSo M Albany about 30 minutes Lt-I Albany for Ne~'
~ 'N'N'' 'D''' A. =. SMITH. Superintendent
E'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa NEW
4 PORT and FALL kIvER.-Tbe s3irnfs 'ud 'upsrio'
TTFsbsY THi fHs 'S nd s.TRSv o
5s Is fi ND s EyiP % TS rom PEI
SAINT un.g ihe shall have been paid FOR.
Freight Boston fora srded through With great dispatch BY
'''~ ''v VIM BORDEN Agent, Nos. 70 and Il West"
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
uoE ShRE 10 Ai Il Any e. will ,.,v. ss
For Wlhsmsbid,, and all way Stations 5.o u !. NJ snd
For White Plains v and a way s,sGn' rs ron s White
Paihs nom sb st Depot 40 n soppins at White Plain.
and Stations above th; train rms e meTon every saturday
mail hs stopping at White Plains, Bedford CrOtOn Falls and
RetuTnns WIN leave wiIlam.G5idse stOPprs a. all way
s.sens, $40 IN and m White Plains sogPng ct a1
ring 81 al stton. portS Of FofdSam m this train leave,
sireton eyeTy Monday Crnins at siS C,otcn Falls I'm
y" 81 '-''''"' D'''' u JOHN BUROHILL. Asst Sup.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
- Prom foot Of Couandt sConpsctns ct Hampton Juno
with Delaware Lsckawanns and Western Railroad and at
EsS% Sh tesh sss ESToaS na m Nav "a
Leave Eew-York Al follows:
mai TRHISNGtS NJ for EastOn Water Gap, Scranton,
Great BsDd Pi'tston, wiltesb4r. NC.
I'm TaRorGB TRAS-For Easton, hsuch Chunk, Reading
PottsyiDe, Harrisburg &c. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

earnings for the whole month this yesr VII, e&'
pec,ed, reach $45 900 or $4,000.
Toe following lie q comparative statement OF sne
earnings Of the ssDdusby, Dayton q Cincinnati h@n
yoad for Anops, 1870. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

& w JoHNsos agent In BEnGEroy J. for The ale
Of THr TmBrNE aud vii our Iields with OuI Daily
seHA Weekly, AID Weekly kdu0LG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

1870 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1854
lCOOC ENTRAL RAILROAD. LCOo
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.
The cspay o the Road equal TO in .he country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST


The capeAy of the Road equal 20 IN .he country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No Attor House, corner Of Neseys
the OF Passengers 20 and from Gin
Dra Chicago St Louis St. Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and al other owns In the West Nohwst aud South
ed for speed and comfort by route
Through for the West leave New York foot o. Court
landtst Morning Express Evening Express pm.
Sleeping and smoking all the trains
Fare always low and the time quif, by any othef
tOnts
By this route Fregb al descriptions be forwarded "a
and any point the Railroads Of Ohio RsDtu E Indiana
illinois, Wisconsin Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dt
RECT any port the naTgable vers Of the West By
s,ssmers from Pittsburgh
The Freight and rom any point Of the West By the
Penyvanis Raj all times favorable ar charged
ether p4nies Merchants aud shippers nt-s
ms the TRANSFORMATION their Freight this Company
vith confidence IL speedy transit.
slso maintains kmiCrant Acoominod aon
Line which parties emigstng westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode Of half the h class rstes
n fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger agent No. Aor House
LEIGH a Co., > eight Agents, -
No ] Aston House and No South Wnliarus
MCDONALD a BISCHOFf Emigaat Agents,
No. Battery place.
FNOCH LEWIS, General sup'; Altoona Pa.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-FOr PHILA.
~ DELPVIA and The SOUTH and WEST, via Jersey
gITY-Ma and Express Lines leave New York 81 and
o. and ard fare "a Through tickts sold for Gin
nnGh and the West and for Was'ingt9n Ne Orleans and
South and through checked to Washington 10
T. N. and ?. trains . ..,, .
No baggage received for any trains unless delivered AID
checked is minutes r advance Of the time of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
Wfean Btc1mers, Or.

DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
le ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
Touching st st. Johns r. to land Passengers and receive
the ROya sil and Government Dispatches.
The Steamers comprising this Line hsve been approved by tbs
EFW IRON sIDE-wBHEL STEAMERS,
CONNAUGHT ......s.......s...44JJ tlbs Dsfdeh'
JElNSTFR '4tO trns Ouroen
MUNSTER .s.4f ~ t1hs Droeh'
ULSTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tuns buToen.
PAR NA...........s....... s4,4' iuuh DEueI-
The paxi departure VIII b. the CONNAUGHT rom Boston
On TUESDAY Oct % be followed by the PRINCE AL
BERT from EeWYok, November 20 from Pier No 81 North
River. -.
Rates Of psss e. to any par Of Ireland Railway and TO
tn priucips cities OF EnglEd aud Scotland
Fs GAS $50 and SIS according 70 stste-room &C
souocAu Clsss 80 incu dug cooked provisions
And 10 81 Johns F-First Class s85 Third Clsss, SIS
Chidren II years half price under year free Thno
o Messengers required 20 furnish beds and tins
The steamers ttscompHny have been contracted With the
yres TeEsrds safety snd tort combined with model
and pov or and bDit with wser yht comps
uen Tn confidently expected In speed and
rouFh.w Gather qualities built aud replete
With elegancies and coDveniences.
Al e1perer attsched 10 each ship Persons
send for their friends obtain return tickets at the
following greatly reduced p ices: " =,
In third cabin from Galway so In third cabin, from
principal cities o. England and Scotland S35.
For freight passsge apply 20 ,,-r
ROWLAND AsPINWALL AGENTS,
Nos. 81 and S. South st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
week and since Jan. ]

We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of foreign dry goods and general merchandise az New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
Ualer-Gnre.

DEEKSKILL WATER-CURE.-Op through
L the wear d. A. GORTOK NJ. D., Proprietor. Reference
In Ket--York: Hon. JOHN Is. SCOLES No BeeknaneI
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unrkets-CAREyrrIY REPoETRD FOR TIE ". Y. TRIBuyn-
SATURDAY, Sept %, 1850.
AsBEs-A fir demand for Pots SIS @ and moderate in.
ouiry for Pearls at 8, sea 1854.
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Total. 2O3 6g8 5.395.q5s 5243 535
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of N. Leave
~ foot Of Coutisodst Jersey City Ferry daily tsundsy
excepted a. IL. and and p for Piemont and subems
q o. for Pieruont Leuye s0fens 81 $50 n and m,
and Fremont and 725 H. and $40 and 1913 Stages
connect 10 HseIenssek Eysck NtwCty AID HsyssIisH'