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, 1860-01-27

i F.. 1ir F.e+ils.b
y. C!tud. n Atannra. Henry i-eaya1d, Mich
Sslst:sr Ms.r, Az. NJ. i. y: E,se MgHessa. n
ii. 4 nyer. t:oaucueui. Issrsc 1;arsh.E.., ~ j."
saS %% a. &: It. 81: i:;s s:: ;;;.'ss 1s'
=. -. Ma:.ry, Florida. II. (. HuIg<.n. NC.
= '.san' aita..;s; as1 :'s'a ia. ,s sne 2een. 5S
l:s';;:d sz',2a tn. N;:,s l,%s,ya'; Rs3
%t ;s; :" !Ss:,a k;i ssy g:
Ichn II ''.,cf;: @s',i VT VT iapsF o,,
+ ri s@s, Hs.s ;r,, ri W,sss,,n: ,Ess.,:
Isaac L. slevsns, Na,hinEtcn Territory.
Tor E.er4.i.e tesnu.in-r:
Zeal. u. Huntington. y. i. John Hcsrymsn. Ad. :
~ TeS. ;: ss;;i sSss:' + Icsa
EI-aE.;s:
Na'>'a' l. "'''i benjamin l<siey ssi: Foess tsA'
Tor Tt~...41er.
3. +. Flen;h. Of D!.tr.c, 9. Columbia,
Fee =e1v,7ty:
Benjxatn res!ey Foose.' Ut Massachusetts,.
Mr. Couser moved its acceptance, which WIS
done, and By conseut Of the society, tue chair
appointed Col. Wilder to deposit the list Of Of
lcfrs Us tbs ballot Of The society.
The Clair then announced the said officers MS
duly elected for the comm. year.
The thanks Of the society wers then Eo!ed to
Dr. Eiwyn, of Pennsylvania, for his essay ols
Agricultural Schools; 10 Prof. Carey, Of Col
lcse Hill, Ohio, for lis remarks on the test
means Of sustaining agriculture, and to
tfIh publishers Ut those newspapers and nIuga-
zines who have gratuito1sis furnished the read
lug roo,n Of the society with their publications
On the last Guy OF the session warm debate
sprung MP on the subject Of the Presidents ve-
10 Of Mr. Morrill's bili for the establishment Of,
an Agricultural College. Mr-Calsert, OF Mary
land offered some resolutions, among others
one csnsuring the President for the veto, which,
after tlisciissicu was laid en- the table bT Toto
President Ti'ghman presented the report Of
the Executive Committee for 1888, which re-
col,,lnends the reference Of .tss papers. Souch-.
ers. tc, Of the Treasurer to tue rev Executive
Committee, an1 ndsiees that the suggestions Of
economy IN the report Ct tho Auditing Com
-n,i,tee: Of strict adherence 10 constitutional
requirements in the payment Of moners from
tue trcasury; Of accufute and clearly arrubGed
audit u,,d account books to lie kept br the SOC
yctarY and treasurer; aud OF a digest OF the
uccnu,its If The Chie5gn exhibition, for The
guidance Of those eugu.sd il future exhibitions,
: lie adopted foe tue guidancc Of the officers Ct
this society.
MI. Manu- offered the following resolution:
htsclre}, Whereas iutinufio ions having reached
this society from various Sources that tbc han-
ora,lc Secretary of the Interior hss i in con.
Temptation 10 create ont OF the agricultural d.
vision Of the pak Mt 0f1co \ separate agricul-,
tura1 dirision under, the Interior Department,
Of more extended aud efficient powers. such q
courss carried out by the Secretary would re:
ceive the hearty support "A" c. operation oi
this society. !.
This was much discussed.
, 1860-01-27

Will t:.lsi cvrry vari.
ely ri q, l-se. ''.:A
and elegant sz'"1
es,o,l-, vi !. u. Parks
i;"x:Lsr OF faf,cy, III
Like s:rrrt. 4Afsu,
cle.:l I i;risl4t an,t
Fairy Fa''s, in pear!
st'v.s.1'a:t.ted pasei'.
,'.e,l& backs; Pearl
Si,cs+ in White cher
ry, blue and raiused
h!;& : Sandal Nooi,
in al.k. linen cnd put
per. Hair l'iu,, in
cyr..l and gold :; bite :
a,:d gold. pea,l aud
guild. fanc5 Combs.
II, coral mn! Goli
blue .snts gold, blac<
and guild. II e"i
dresses. il, epr:.l a,ni
gold. blue ind y"l.l
black and gold. Tuck
Col.,bs. in s'tcj, shell
inlu,tl in .nId. Steel
Buckles, Slides, l.rit
Clasps aati Erzec-
lets. Purses with
I haiEa ia Berlin
Wire. il, Ect1ct and
FIorentiue Sets. in
l.tn:her, il, Shell. il
l'enr'. richly csrvt1.
t;artera iu White
Cherry, D,-ab and
blue Silk. viii. bows
and rosetses, 10 kid,
buck, linen a.sd vet-
ret brolle-v.
S:atchcls, Bags. ca
bus, Dressing C'ases,
Card t,:lsea, souve-
Mrs. Nee essaries,
Tablets. ETC., etc.
J. D. PARK,
No. Ia Lake street.
, 1860-01-27

The aboyc three years, however. arc very far
from being correct tests Of au average crop, for
i, happened that each Of these years was rela-
tisely q bud year for erops. Let NJ then take
the years 1865 aud 1856, which We have FOR
Wheat and Corn, and make tt proportional iaa
between lS4s and 1Sas) for the miner crop.
We hare, then, this result:
, 1860-01-27

tFrcm Tie LouaSri.e Jorzaal
One Of the Democratic papers Of our State
calls the Louisville Dsmoerat Mr. Douglas tail.
II that's 30. perhaps the Illinois Senator had
better look ont for sor,c
, 1860-01-27
JOHN D. Park,

E4t;ft-:rr. :t,-''tr n r4rr3- N-rn;:<,s
E..t.cy G>'l.t. ..t.tt lu.:st ar:lc,eA
l.l..-. kakc Stre,a ..l1l
CHICAGO, III,
@',.i hv all l'v,:x'lta -E
, 1860-01-27

Sabel, gentleman long known rs connected
with Ines Of steamers running between Port
Land and Liverpool. He IS visit to this city
for the purpose oil making arrangements tor
1.:in:i's on passengers froni liverpool and
t''n,: II Portland. ana there transferring them
to tr ,;raud Trunk kailru1d in .Canatsa. and 30
i.snrinS their passaEv to the West, without loss
OF lime or trouble lie also contetnulates icl,
arrangements as will insure the transportation.
of produce Of every kind direct to the steamers
at Portland. at IL remarkably low figure for
e'Gl!t, and with much reduced charges. This
il tie programme Tor tho Northern ruutc.. But
the same Company nsso design the establish
lncnt Of Ia line OF steam rropclers to run be-
tween New Orleans and Lirerpool-sx in mum.
her fer the present, but to be Increased Us the
demand may make it necessaEy-and tn bare
fixed times lor leaving. 20 thas cur produce
be transferred directly from The river steamers
its not being ds,ainCd, in port. AZ arrange.
ment Of this kind has long been desired. end
'uu.:er its iudue1ce>a direct trnde viii grow up
with European cities, -insteaa of the present
system Of .oius to New 10. and making our
purchases thr1t. There is no reason why cur
merchants SHOULD hot make thei- inrortatops
Of foreign gnods direct frnns Europe. Ne have
the c3pital a,,l can save all tue profits aud conf
niissints row Paid 10 New ferk houses. The
establishment of tlis direct intercourse by,
|. steam is nll that is wnntiuE TO make the enter
prise successful.
tErtath. Philadelphia Moth As.tsicaE.!
|. S1gaMsu1rs BETWEEN poa1IASp AND Pu1tA.
uElpu1A.-Thc project Of establishing Regular
hue Of sic amships, plying between Philadelphia
and Portland, has not Lcsn suffered to Eec:
with tic delays 50 common with maritime en-
terpriss= in Philadelphia, probably for The ret
son thu the pa1tie interested in it arc clieay
those concerned in the great line OF Quebec and
Portland steamers, to and from Liserpool wlo'c
patronage ii promises to increase SO largely.
While other plans hare been going through the
usual agi,.tion anil discussion, this one, bcin.
iu tbc LANDS Of shrewd aud practical business
:n,sn, has been quietly pushed forward, and is
now about 10 be carried into effect, and is We
Informed, tho first steamer will be started
in ashorl time. 10 all who arc interested IN
the importation Of Ftr:iga goods, Of which
such a vast auaouu. is annually sold in rhila.
Jc1phia, this movement is rsrJ important enc,
Us ly means Of it they will lie eaa0led to pro-
cure theru erchapdi<e in much shorter time
than by any other route. except Indeed We
shou1d ret u steamship line direct be.ween
; Philadelphia aud Liverpool. The delays Of tie
New Yoik Custom House haye becoule SO grea.
and onerons as to render onr importers exceed
ius1y anxious for some other means Of obtain
Ing their supplies Of foreign goods which. ua-
der the drawbacks Of late years, hare not been
so large as they otherwise might and probably
would have been. The enormous iucrease ct
the foreign trade Of New York has A:isen in h
great measure from the monopoly Of fstenmship
, 1860-01-27

> L l. l. T. + y e I
ETEHL EECaAy1s:Gg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

ORANGE, n. Fifty Country Seats, Village
~ he dences Farms and villa Sites great variety hae
views b. antuly situated within hour Of Cousndt ior
rut and for sale, by H. B BLACKWELL 50 Willism~ n
%" to IL m. - Maine st.. Orange, from 70 p IN
TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brock e
Ign Hight, between Fulton and Wsst ferIie. 40,
aud 81 Columbia for SALE to LET together or No.
with privilege to purchase easy tsm, enc hoae 10. owns
other 2oJ60 built by days work under inspection o. ns
expressly for bis own and fany residence IA sal.bsd
utility has beer carefully attended 20 ana
In the best style Both houses four aohe: hsn ,ss,o%s
fronts stoop and baustrsdes material very nahoso
,tyIe Of architecture modern Italian massive In appearance s
no, surpassed by any Of mI sze In NeEio;s Loevs
o. the b,or o sre In light plate glass 5rI feet
every facility TO the splendid ever,aying panorama CT ne
he Saov Staten Island a'd the Jersey shore tom oue
hills and falls the Psssn The principal staircase %
Of sod bsrk walnut very beautifully thmmed, itsh-t o.
highly lantern Of stained giss from which view
Ienr Isaud horizn IL commanded Tbs enraace' %
LOFTY, and the principal balls laid with itan ms,s m.e'
hroehout The laatoy repets and splendid kitchen open
ne on lawn with every requisite Of the cuisine aui dumo
water, and speaking tubes from under cellars 10 secod stories
Hot and cold baths every story and ws1rciose rom
Kitchen all the upper chambers Coal vaults and sploni VIA
yso all lighted BY patent iumua,or The prsuie,csn De
all tunes there psr,on, Ia chaSe For tnns "
address the owner, THOMPSON No ~ wooster
who he resides. short distance out Of the city Ghe sos
cause Of the property being In the mske requests 81 hcisht
receive and punctuay attend to and any applicant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
fesal Notifies.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-CITY
IN and COUNTY Of NEW.YoRK.-HENRY B. SEARS
sgsinst WILSON AGER.-Summons for q money demand
on contTact-com. not ser.-To the DEFENDANT Too
hereby summoned aud required to answer the CON,
plant In this action which will be filed the Office Ce6
the City and County OF New York At the City Hal said CIV
and to copy OF your the said complaint On ts
subscriber at bis Office No 81 Niiamt. IN said City OF New
York. within twenty days ser the service Of this summons
exclusive of the day Of such service sndt yea az
answer the said the tine Aforesaid the
hundred and sxty dollars and sItysiS cents Win m'ses
from the eighth day Of July thousand esh, &
sixty and aiso FOR III, further sun Of hundred and sixty
six dollars and SIXTY ,x cents with ntera from The esnss ny
OF Ausust le6O beside, the costs Of this aconDasd NeN
York August III 1850 COLES MORRIS, Plaintiffs Auo'nsy
The compsut In tbs above entitled action WAS ssy nsd
the Office oft Clerk Of the City and county o. oi
.nsSt.uswS Plaintiff Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

ECONOMY - DISPATCH. "a STITCH in
IL TIME SAVES NINE"-As accidents will h,ppsn,
In wel.reguAted families Il IL very desirable have
cheap and convenient for repairing Furniture Toys Crock
cry Spadints Prepared Glue meets all such emergencies
and the sictus point There lOngea necessity for
mpnK chairs splnlercd hesdless dolls and broken
cradles Just the article for cone she'll and other
mental work popu,T with ladies Il refinement and lasts
II admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically held
In solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of thu
cabinet Cline be in tie place Of ordinary
mucilage, being vastly adhesive.
"USEfUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
THIRIEESTH EDITION Now READY.
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
IA FOR 1860.
i Vol, cloth 20 pages
Compiled BY HORACE GREKLBY and JOHS y. CLEVELAS
Netg Ediiiou and euIRryed

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Compiled By HORACE GkKKLBY and JOIN Z. CLEVELAND.
New Edition, and enlarged
With Appendix, containing the following additions:
The celebrated Virginia snd Kentucky Resolutions OF 1893 and
I1y9 which oim Of the Democratic National Platform
Various Extract. from various Speeches Of the Hon STE
PHEN A DOUGLAS delivered at various times, aud giving
varous the subject Of Slavery in the Territories and
the eJsatd duties Of Congress IL relation thereto
Extracts from he TentoTl Laws Of New Mexico for the
protection OF Slavery and White Sedom and the vote Of the
Houfe Representatives by Yeas and Nays proposition to
declare such null and void.
The Point, decide by the Supreme Court IN the Of bred
Scott obu r. A SandfoId copied from HowsTd Reports
The Whole comprising brief view Of Pre dental Nominations
and Elections, including all the National Patfims yet
adopted Ao history t the sUgge respecting Slavery in
the Teio ind Of the action OF Congress as TO the Freedom
Of the Public Lends h the notable Speeches and Let
Of Mesr Lincoln Douglas Bell Cas- Seward, Everett,
Breckr ndg H. V Johnson &C. touching the questions Of
the day Ud ReturU OF all Presidential Elections since 1896
Price 81 per copy Sent by mail Postpad receipt OF
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cssh. Aodfess TIE TRIBUNE, New-YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
A. c. TUTTLK, Auctioueer-oifce No 100 Broadway
YCHE following valuable HORSES were ridder

A. G. TUTTLR, Auctoneer-Ohce NO lV ptOauFhJ.
YINHE following valuable HORSES were ridden
by the Prince Of Wales the Duke Of Newcastle and the
Suite the tour In Canada They have been
consigned NewYork for sale and be inPected at the
Veterinary College Insuts Nos lis and III West 23dst
urtl MONDAY NEXT when all Of them remaining I'M
sold VII brought forward for public sale at auction IA the
Rdig School Of 26bt and 6thay at o'clock noon
on MONDAY, Oct /: . 80
Mare Lady Franklin years old, nddsn a. road
saddle horse by bis Royal Hishness. , -,
Chestnut hars Nancy Whiting years old, hidden a.
charger by his Royal Highness
BroSn Mare Polly years old, ridden by the Governor
General 9 road horse ana chsrxer
4 Brown Mare La Belle, ridden BY Com Seymour.
Gray Mari Gray Eagle old ridden by Capt Rotta
lack, Aide de Camp as charger and roas horse .
O. Brown Hore old ridden By the Duke o. Newcastle
a. charger and rosd-horse.
= Bay Horse Glet ridden by Major t. sise, Equerry
Horse The Duke years old ridden by the Earl OF
ST. Germsins.
s. Bay Mare Countess, years cid, ridden by Gen Bruce
charger and Ioad horse 80
10 Chestnut Mare Heirss years old ridden by the Hon
Mr.. Elliott.
IL Black Horse King Cole, yea. old.
~. brown Horse The Baron, years old.
10 Brown Borse Shamrock yoers old H. Cream coiored
Horse Charles yes Old charger aud roadster Is Canadian
PONY years old IS and IT, Pair Of large brown Horses Bob
Logic and Dick Doug and odd used ciase and
saddle horses can tTo In = minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of Nav;

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF Nav,
OYorh-CECELIA CASwELL Plaintiff AGAINST y, ~
n cksVFLL Defendant Summons for relief WomL ~,
ssry,i1 To the Defendant above named foH are hereby
mOaed and required 70 snswer the somgs PAM a c, sal
County Of New YORK. At the City Of and 70 .sr'
Ea NASSAU street In the City Of New orb witma
twenty day. the service Of his so%% s On y.o no ~.
o vithn the dune Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this $500
~ sppy .hs 0ss for The ,ssf S'%sndsS I. the
'Psintifs Attorney No. Nss.saS n u.
Tn, complaint In ,Nt SETON was hsd IN ne o"ce w.
Csuay Clert Aforesaid oa sas u'a LAY Of April wv
al lsNtgo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
LIVERY LAWYER SHOULD HAVE a COPY.
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.


The full History the Lebanon Slave Case from rs origin to
Il, final decision in the Court IT Appeals containing the opinion
Of Judge Paine before whom the first heard the opn
ion OF the supreme Cont the points aud arguments of Charles
OCouo VIM H. Evarts and Joseph Blunt Ia the Court Of
Appea and the opron Of Judges Deno Wright aud Cerke
The gea, Impotence of the legal and politics, principles in
yoved bodness with which the issues made aud the
ability with which the argument sustained both sides
render this the most significant snd universally interest
Ing trials that took place in this country Price per copy
25 cents per 100 6 II cent by mail cents in addition
be sent to prepay postage. Terms cash. Address
THE TRIBUNE, Tribune Buildings New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
CPLENDID BUILDING SITES for FIRST
- CLASS SEATS at NEWBURGH
cIrpRTME CJITRT SALE IN PARTITION.


HENRY II LEEDS & Co will sell by auction on the preu
ses at Newburgh WEDNESDAY Oct g. at IL o'clock noon
by order Of thu Supreme Cont Partition without any reserve
eight splendid Building Sites for first css Country Seats belong
ing The Of william ThsyeL deceased without te.srve
s. w Fullerton, esq referee The property Is situated two
miles noh Of the village OF Newbwgh the bank OF the Hud
and n parcel commanding splendid yiew OF the
river surrounding country for than thirty miles There
are EACH lots OF each OF u
aes one Of acres II and Of Il com
prsng river mounsp and leland scenery The view said
BY peent judges 10 suTpass anything on the Hudson River
The lot contains whey ard Of about 1000 Catawoa
and isabella grspevnes in full bearing Tue lOacre lot has
ct farm house barn. and large orchard The acre To- has
neyesing resm Of wafer through the cener The P'em
surrounded by the splendid country seats o. "sen
Deiano ir Button, g. a. Elliott Mrs. Weddell, Mrs Page
w ards T. Demng and Others As the view IL superior
10 any on the In rs class nshboThood OF a,ces
and land the vicinity yearly increasing in value an oppo
tuuity offered persons seeking tue locon for country
Iea on the Hudson River which again with
equal inducements Title perfect
Terms quarters Of the purchase money osn remain Oh
bond mortgage for five yes 10 cent on the day OF SALE
and the balance November when the deeds wiz be
delivered
Maps OF the property be obtained from the auconeer
Of John s. Thayer, esq, 1t HeWbu,gh
Tins leave Cha every day o'clock aud stop at
Fbk opposite steamer caves foot Of Jays att o'clock each
dsy and the Aida ct b o'clock striving In time fr the see
can by railroad at almost any hour ar the
sale
Tie steamer Thos Powell Leaves every afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

Il DER OF THE SUPREME COURT.-A VALUABLE
FARM of acres situated in La Grange Dutchess County
sI miles directly from Poughkeepe with excellent DSe
ling Buildings Orchard Woodland &c well wstered and
In rood condition being the late Of William Mscne de
ceased formerly of Milo Bird and John IL Tins will be sold
without reserve WEDNESDAY, Oct g. at IL O'Clock at the
Court House In Pouzhkespe Terms liberal For particulars
apply to JAMES SERGEANT, Auctoneer, Poughkeep,e,
A r. MAN Referee, No 81 Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
OY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-LARGE SALE

ID Of PAPER HANGINGs to the TRADETWEOSBSoAY
and THURSDAY, October and T. at O'Clock precisely
at No Is Mrrayst Broadway ~ " large aud general
OF rich Wall Papes French Decoration. God and
Velvet Papers borders including variety Of low priced Satin
Psper Blanks &c. The sale is petempo, without reserve
and without sheI and the goods will be sold In lots
with privilege dealers Catalogues ready
I'D he GOOD. on YieM on TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
6otels.

TRAVELLERS. DRIVE DIRECT to the
i SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, Broadway. corner Houston.
st. European plan having all appointments Of
tDe best good prompt attendance and
moderate CHARGE SAMsEL Z. MEAD, Proprietor
TNHE ST CLAIR HOUSE has been recently
Furnished with the view Of making specially for Gentle
moderate price do call the above hsuse No l56
Prince st. Meals furnished IL desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Bales bp Anrtion.

A. NJ MsRwis, Auctoneer. -
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Irving Build
I'D iugs Nos 59i and sos BrosdTsySsles Of Boon, Sta
tonArJ Pictures Works of Ar Fancy Good. Furntnre 80
WEDNESDAY AND tn RSDAY EVENINGS, OCT AND
4, AT O'CLOCK.
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VNHE NEW YORK WEEKLY PROGRAMME.
4 TnF NFyy-YORK WEEKLY PRuGNnaMt,
TgE EFw-YORK WEEKLY PROGRAMME
THIS MORNING.
SATURDAY. September
will contain
the hrt OF a series n
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SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPALS,
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NETWORK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NETWORK PUBLIC SCHOOLS
By
ONE WHO kSOW5 THEM.
ONE WHO KNOWS THEM
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10. l.
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5. s. RANDALL SUPERINTENDENT
Parents
WEAT YOUR CHI iLDREN ARE TAUGHT,
HOW THEY ARE TAUGHT
BY WHOM THEY ARE TAUGHT.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY PROGRAMME
contains usus tie latest md most re,be Tbesca s1d
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the Fashions Fashonsble Intelligence Literature ara Ar
Items Miscellany &c. The Newi ort Weekly Programme
il for 9, by ell New Agents. Published BY . . -.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
Gtopes ano 6eaters.

DIBLE HOUSE, No. BIBLE HOUSE,
- FOURTH-AV., EEW-YORK
Use tn. celebrated VEBUVIUB COOKING and HEATING
RANCE. Tho heat which from ordinary
up The chimney saved and made available the
above without In the least essenng
ss Kitchen Range The ETNA HEATER IL 70 act In
ont basement Are place TO the paotan
rooms the psor For efficiency economy durability and
sey they unequAsd Abundant furnished
application. sPAULDING STRATTON,
No Bible House. 4hsy N Y and Propsors
EOR WARMING CHURCHES, HOUSES, &c.
IL Get BARTLETT5 PATENT HEATERS for Wood or
Coal They economical and free from gas.
BARTLETT LESLEY, No. 425 BroaAwuy.
DANCES and STOVES.
III The UNIVERSAL" RANGE, q eomplote Range for
wood coal warranted 10 give satsacton KITCHEN PAR.
LOR, and 0FFICE STOVES, Of mos. approved psttsras
Il. W. BENEDICT, No. rs WsNs cor. u Beokpan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

DILES, PILES, aud COUGH.-A one-douR
bottle Of either will the money viii be returned By
Mrs Dr. HUSSEY, No. 222 Greene-st, near Amisy.
Patients taken In the house and cured o. almost knowa
dsease without medicine, BY DR.. HCSSEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
ADVERTISING Aaents.

ITO ADVERTISERS IS NJ. PETTEEGILL L.
j. CO. No 1l9 Nsssso,t co5seantl, sanding tdy-ttse
and paper the United States and ost
Provinces at the pubher lowest rates Papers he
file their Offices No State a.. Boston, and No iva Ms
san-st. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-FOr PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. Via JERSEY
CITY-Ma and Express Linz. leave New York st7 and II
On and and fare SO Throngh tickets sold for
cnns and the Wet and for Washington Orleans and
South &c. and through Baggage checked Washington In
!. N. and p. trains.
J. w. WOODRUFF Assi,tsnt superintendent
No baggage win be received for mains unless delivered a5d
checked Is minutes In advance the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JHRsgy

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS at A. m, for Dunk,rk Bgasio
Csnsndagus and principal Stations
MALL S5 g. m. for Dunsirk and Intermedlsts Satioos
This Train remains night At E'mrA
WAY at 3:45 D. m, for Nd3le.own Newburgh and Inter-
mediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS daily. At p NJ, for Dunk1k. Bu9,lo
Ganandgs and principal Stations The trsn Of Saturday ops
Of q nail train stations, and runs only TO Elntra
" CHAS MINOT. General S1ps