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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT TOwAND BRADFORD COUNTY,

procured, ard everything made ready for that
interesting ceremony by which woman'S pow
er of deludng mankind is made to appear
positively sublime Friday was to be the day.
On Thursday evening the bride elect left her
paternal home for the ostensible purpose Of
purchasing q tr0usSeaU iu town.
She went like the light at eYentile,
When the days white beard is shorn
And when the day a cnild again,
She came back in q horn"
In fact, 1T may be as well to observe, in
this connection" as the papers say, that the
pretty heress did not come back al all ln-
stead of buying a EOusyeau, she sold" her
accepted suitor, aud heartles>ly eiopcd with
bould Soger boy" to whom her heart had
been given for weeks previous. BY appoint
ment. this irrepresSble lover met her ut u GER
tain point on the road to Nenagh, handed her
into chase, cracked the whip, aud
Now gallop my palrey gray he said.
Now gaop and galIop away;
For must be twenty leagues from this
Before the break o day.
When Friday morning arrived without bring
ing home the bride there went cry through
dI ANtudpu anu ltS SHbulL S-t TUT vi u ucS
olate Young man in white gloves and fancy
vest pattern who would not be comCorted-
The rage Of the bereaved paterual and ma.
ternal. and Of all the relations aud friends who
had been invited 10 shake a foot at the mar
rying," was in all respects tremen jn-ous and
fierce to behold :" nut the birds had flown,
and the fowler Skillful enough to cntrap them
was not to be roaud. We will carry our story
no further Let the reader imagine the last
tablcau of the comedy to be q badly muss
ed.uP young man, with the barrel Of horse
pistol in each ear, and nothing in the barrels :;
two afflicted parents telling each other that
they knew all along it would be so-och hone. 4.
group of afflicted relatives and friends estab
fishing the fact that the sly creature will
never come to any good " wheels heard in
the distance Curtain falls to tho pathetic
ar Of Pop goes the Question"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, April Is, 1861.
g.ltttrO Qoetrg.
A LOST LOVE.

So fair, and yet so desolate;
So wan, and yet so young
Oh there is grief too deep for tears
Too seal a for tell-tale tongue
With faded flower in her hand,
Poor little hand 50 white
And dim blue eye, from her easement hish
She looks upon the night
Only a little rosebud
only simple flower
M lIoomed no more as it seemed to. bloom
Through many lone. lone hour
A tbev now d from her feyer'd touch away
The metals withercd and brown,
,rtbe homes she deem'd 4 too bright to lie dream
Sink trembling and Gut.ering down.
It needs no hush Of the Present
To call back the sweet calm Past;
The lightest summer murmWiHS
Nav he heard through the wintery blast;
And the wind is rough with sob and with cough,
Tonight upon gable and tree.
Till the bare elm, wall like spectres pale,
And the pines like passionate sea.
B,, She thinks of a dreary twilight
On the garden walk below.
or the laurcls whispering in their sleep,
And tie white rose in full blow.
Tie early moon had sunk away,
Like some pale queen. TO die;
!. tie costly shroud OF an opal cloud.
u tie June airs tremu.ous sigh.
AL Al. too freshly real,
rI,- d. If. .uhtucI rCIiuSe
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

WANTED PoPPING.-A lover, vainly to ex-
plain some scientific theory to his fair manor
ata said:
The question is difficult, and l don't see
what can do to make it clear"
Suppose you popit," whispered the blush
ing damse
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

STANDARD WoRsHIP.-Tne Romans worship.
ed their standards; and the Roman standard
happened to be an eagle Our standard is
only one tenth of an "eagle"-a doIar-but
we make all even By adorng it with tcufOd
devotionl
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

A jolly chap at sea, having been seized
with sea sickness, was asked how be felt
" Feel !" said he, aud there was an unmista-
kable earnestness ia his eye Feel ! why I
feel as though | had but two objects in life now.
One is to put my foot once more on terra frma,
and the other to Gnd out and whip the fel.
low who wrote " Life on the Ocean Wave :"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

NARY MoRE.-" Boots ~ answered sea-
sick FroDchnan from bis bertb, /" Oui, ou--
you may take rem; shall rQat zen H-Ey
moys y
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

She went like the light at eyentide,
When the days white beard is shorn
And when the day was cnld again,
She came back " in horn"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

259. Hudson River Railroad $685.; Harlem
Railroad lo0IOI; do. preferred, 2502J!i Read
ing Railroad, 81 03lI Michigan Central Railroad,
4II042,; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, I33 a 49, do guaranteed, 81 GSl. rama
ma Railroad, ll6alH; Illinois Central Kailroad'
IS 966.; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 695Go9z;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 9sa@4i Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, 46I G464i Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy Railroad 62t 65+i ILLINOIS
Central 7s 92a93.
The foreign Exchange market is about the same rs
reported on Saturday with but little doing in S!er
ing at 1917 los for Bankers Bills, and 5.3 G5.30
for Francs.
Freghts are rather lower. To Liverpool: 10000
bush Wheat at l2ld, in bulk and ships bags; 5000
BUSH Corn, in bulk and ships bags at I'D; ijOtuns
Heavy Goods at 32s Cd. ASS. To London: 1900
bush. Wheat, in ships bags, at lid; 1900 bbls.
Flour at As; 400 bbs. Oil and 30 tuns Oil Cake at
45s. To Glasgow 800 pkgs. Butter at sos. To
Havre 1900 bbls Flour at 9Oc aud $1,000 busA.
Wheat at 24l a 25c. in shippers bags The charters
include bark to Marsees, with Is GOO bush. Wheat
in shippers bags, at 2te.i chip to Ilayre, with
Flour, at 9Oc, aud Wheat, in shippers bags at 25c,
and British bark TO Havre with Corn, In bulk,
at 26c.
The money market is without variation. The sup
ply is abundant at ) to T. cent on call. Secretary
Chase returned to Washington this afternoon, well
satisfied with the result of lis visit. The loan is
taken on substantially the same terms as before. The
notes draw interest from Oct 10, at which time the
amount is subject to the calls of the Treasury. 1t ia
understood, however that the drafts will be gradu-
ated in such way az to cause lees inconvenience
IL 1.u,,1
working balance only, and not accommodating specie
faster than is required by the wants of the Govern
ment.
The outside demand for the 80 notes continues
large. Among other subscriptions to-day at the AS
distant Treasurers was for 1900 600 from the Pa
cifc Mail Company. The New-York subscriptions
L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALE.-'rhe following
canal boats were sunk at Newberg during tie south
east gale Of the 9th:
Boat II. C. Hudson, with rrain.
B,s; EjaA Holden, with gain.
BOAT J. X. Holden, with gain.
oi. Jane. Kelly. with grain.
Beat Benz. BagnSl, with grA.n.
Ashore Ontario with about lS inches Of wsteT in her
hold.
LEWIS, Friday SEPT. n, ls6l.
The steam Jersey Blue, Lovesnd from Ntw.YoTk for
Washington, with Government stores sprung e1k when of
Winter Quarter this morning during gale from south east
snd put back the Delaware ard the eak
70 negesse ran Oh tie bar inside the Breakws,r and c Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM


w PANY by iis deed, dated the fret day Of December
eighteen hundred and nifty nine and recorded the Record
es Office Of ~ Louis County 10 Book No 23 al page l2 and
alec by It's oer deed dated The said st day Of December
1882 recorded IN Book No go page 36 couimsoIy Of and
NJ. MORRISON. EDWARD BREDELL md FRANKLIN
A. DICK the following described real etate tubied block
tIot Of Dsrcs Of land tros,Gs Two LgtdTed and
eyenyOue feet on Washington by hundred and
nifty feet in depth and bounded south by Washington avenue
east b Sixth street north by the north me OF the ted t con
rmed to Joseph Talon, and known tuIyey NO 500 and
west by Seventh street Second certain ot piece Of
ground situate in SAID block containing aOout feet be
the more less, Sixth seet by one Hundred aud
being lot known AID dieosied plat Of tie los aid out
and made al addition 70 lie town q St Lcui by William
by Chsy, the moth by Green the by
Sixth street and on the south byte !o hen f described
and Dick, IN u, 10 secure the payment o. certain bopds
therein de,cbed amounting iogr bgudled thousand dOlsp
being eight hundred bonds 81 FIVE hundred dos each paG
bic in ten Yeas from the fst dby Il DeCemLe eighteen
hundred and yrine 10 Peter Linde bearer with per
bic at the Bsk Of Commerce ia New-YoIk aud whereas
among other things it provided ,ld deeds that II the
due .nd aSs FOR y d @ Ie n.ay
tereo that then by Of such default the said bonds
raid bond. appear on her Isce be due md
whereas ,sid Linds Hotel Company has believed nego-
200 aud pledged FIX hundred aud sixteen 81 s.d bonds
amounting 70 three hundred and eight thousand dotis upon
az OF winch the 'eisuuual nteIes, becoming due on the
hst Say Of June eighteen bundled and lIy been
Que Tor more Than thirty days and Is st unpaid although
some o. az 81 II has been demanded
-, Now, Therefore, we, WILLIAM NJ. MORRISON ED
WARD BRkDELL and FRANKLIN A. DICK Trustee, ne
Aforesaid Of the request Of many Of the and cotpo
rstioEs holding said bonds aud ia accordance with The pIo
visions Of sad deeds viii twenty dsy Of Oeo
Der eighteen hundred and .xtycne and between
eleven O'Clock ia the forenoon aud O'clock D NE Afternoon
Of thai day. Of The ea, 'front.' door Of the in
premises and property or cash a. public vendue 10 the high
eat etdeI 10 order to pay to the holden Of ad bonds The
PAYABLE aSds tie M Nd dssSS eher with tie
EDWARD BREDELL Trustses
FhANbLlN a. DICK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
1 S6I THE PENNSYLVANIA QcI
u OOI CENTRAL RAILROAD COE
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.


The capacity Of the Road Is equal y In tie c,pr,
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST ''
Office No. Aston House corner OF Vesey.st
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers srd from
Cincinnati Chicago ST. Louis 81. Paul Nashville Memphis,
Ne-Orleans end al other towns in the West NorhN
and Sou unsurpassed for speed and comfort by
Through trains the West leave NewNors foot Of Court
lsndtst l-Moung Express, T. m Evening Express p.
"a alec ut p. from place, VIA Allentown. ar
yi6g ~ Pittsburgh at u neat day end connecting there with
oil Western trains.
Sleeping aud smoking csrs all the trains.
Fare Always low and the time quick by any other
route
By this route eieh.s Of ali descriptions be forwarded
% Snd from any point the Railroads Of Ohio kentucky l
6isnA linois, Wisconsin Iowa, Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, or to port on the nsygabe rivers Of
The Wet by steamers from Pittsburgh
fhe rates Of Freight and from any point In toe est by
he FennsylVaDia Railroad all favorable as
chAFfrd ~ other Railroad Companies Merchants and ship
} nustng the transportation OF their Freight 10 this Com
peny can rely with confidence it's Ipeedy transit.
. Ieis COMPANY also maintains Immigrant Accommoda
~ Llt< by which parties en- 'grsng Westward enjoy
sfhtesss rGles Of fare
J. u ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Aitor. House.
LLkGH Co, Freight Agents,
Nc. AFlor House. and No South Wiiam.st-
heDONALD BIsCHOFF, EmigraIt Agents,
Vno,,, , No. Bettery Place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

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Last Cambridge Gas and OF Company dividend annual
Be D. 1863 to 1871 aid the Western Railroad and
4ZL57O do 6S890 issued the Troy and Greer field Rail
road on count Hoosac Tune" osnbotL Of which
are IN London and interest RENTED time since
An extra from the Office of The Metro olttGa Bank
Note Reporter says:
The notes Of the Bank Of NewJeey at New Prunswct,
n. j., are thrown out.
The Pittsburg and Allegheny County bordholders
meet to-day at the Philadelphia Exchange for the
purpose of receiving and acting upon tie report OF
their Committee, appointed to confer with the au-
thorities of that city and county in reference 10 an
adjustment of the bondholders' claims.
The value OF exports from Baltimore. for last week
is SlI9 6iO-a decrease Of $lG60S3 from the previous
week. The Central Bank of Maryland has declared
a dividend Of 3 2 cent for the six months ending
10Th inst. The Farmers Bank Of Maryland, 1T An
napolis, dividend of = cent for the same six
months.
The notification Of the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Western roads of the adoption OF arbitrary rates has
compelled the roads running from Cincinnati to Piits-
burgh to advance their rates to correspond Tie FOL"
lowing schedule has gone into operation:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
IEcnEp HOAkn
MONDAY. Sept. BOD. |


There wac a steady feeling at the Stock Exchange
ths morning, but 10 Improvement Of Importance un-
Ill toward the close Of the First Board, when the
bidding became more lively, and prices were tirmer
aud in some instances advanced the closing quo
tations Of Saturday. Tie result Of the meeting Of
Bank officers on Saturday gives great satisfaction,
and the market war stronger for Government securI-
tee although prices were about the same. State
Stocks were lefs active than heretofore although IN
Mssouris a fair business was transacted, with
slight concession in prices. The strongest stocks OF
the day were Pacific Mail and Rock Island, both of
which were higher in tie closing transactions New
York Central was steady and on the second call sold
at 73 but the business was moderate Tor leading
stock Erie was duh and fraction lower. The
bids for Panama advanced 10 ll6 and between tue
Boards sales were made ~ high rs III, Out no
transactions were registered during the day. At
the Second Board there was a brick demand
for the two year Treasury Notes, Of which upward
of $4,000 sold at 80, and quite lively movement
developed iiself also in Rock leland which cold free
ly at &c, and after the Board 81 46i. Paeihc Man
advanced 10 so, but IN the closing sales was irae-
ton lower. The tone Of the market ls qute cheer-
full and there IL some increase in the speculative Ge
mapd The orders come in driblets, However, ana
epeculaors nppear 10 operate with one eye open to
the elements of disturbance. The closing pfiees
were for Tennessee State &c, All G45ai 'hgiha
State &c, 4sI a49,; Missouri State TO- - ~42ii Paei-
lc hail Steamship Company, $50 Ne"'io
C,.lfal Railroad, 13i973s; Erie Railroad %A@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
Proposals.
OFFICE OF CorxissARY 'srBsisTENcs,
No 4 State-ft., NKw.YOHK, Oct !, 1861.

A RMY SUPPLIES.
~ Proposals will be received By The UNDERLINED az hs
Office No. Safest until ococi ?. ~. Of WIDNfSDAi
the 9Th Of October io uTIhng or use Of the United ots
Army Desccated Potatoes ala Desccs;ed ana Compressed
Mixed Vegetables as foowf r During the months Oh Oc
tobcr 1851 pounds q Potatoes aud 2OO pounds o.
Mixed Vegetables eli Of which it is desirable to receive o.
soon az possible and lr the following months lOVoO
pounds monthly OF eac Of these articles the Governments nav
iur the stipulated r Of decreasing the quantity to be e
ceived monthly 10 5OCO pounds of each icle by giving
previous notice two months also the night TO Increase the
quantity Of eah article be received 10 the extent Of NE re-
aYeuents Oltbe public service by giving previous notce OF
month - , 4,
These cles must be Of Domestic Manufacture, and lh
ou TO the best known in the market and are to De
sd in the customary boxes snd that H. IN sool
strong reasoned wood boxes lined with tin zinc, aud con
tanning 100 pounds each Bids for Dedicated foa
packed IN halt barrels and lined with TapsT ACCORDING 70
sample he exhibited will also he received Bids TO De en-
teained must subscribed by Tesponshle tuiees
guaranteeing that IL the bid shall be accepted the e'h
shall be iIly complied with. -. q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

The following dividends ard interest also payable at the
dnse given In addition 10 these early in October Is the
usual period for dividends by the Boyson City Elicit Man
rtaeaieIs Merchants National, Neptune, fsscett and
washington Insurance Companies also the Boston Ex
change. and Hamilton WOODEN Comp anes Gusrtey aud
Columbian and Ocean Mills in md
numbers S20O0 and making the otsI 10 be paid cat o
October fully 81 GC0, 000-including Bauk dividend
The Cambridge Horse Railroad has Increased s eapal
100000 within the past six months 20 pay Ii Eat can.
bridge extension The Portsmouth Steam Mh passes lis
usual dividend at this time Boston and Sandwich Glass Com
pany not vet decided
Interest is due October the ST. Mays Falls Shin
C,na Company bonds Of 1864 and the Logan County
Mining and Manufacturing Company cent, both payable
In New and Of which portion held IN this yey,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
AssIsT'ST QrAETEENAsTER.G ESERIL 90 0FFi'h'

DLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, and an ~ l.
Il MATE o. the cost cf a ran 20 Of plain WOODEN I'm
RACkS suire or the odstion Of eight huhu Gu
be erected the pIblc ground at Fort %
invited tits office until IL O'Clock on the otE
when they will be submitted TO the CuaermgsteI AZ
Washington his r.oyHl rejection 1Lese pans H.J
be a building Of stones aud mast ooLep a
sufficient allow tirty.feveu ard faI te
floor each peisou, with allowance IN tdallon o
Kitchens. TIE specifications shCu d state the tAe Of va
Der p-opcfcd to used the hind and depth Of IounoGoh
walls the Mind 0! weaer boaIdng roof covering
thickness Of doors aud window fsshes and eoor ana
trimming and all other particulars necessary to Ities ~
dertsndng Of the kind u building proposed TO be teciea "
the person Offering the plan The estimate must state t en-
tire Of and the tsTcst me wnS "ous
be required 10 complete Il. ID. d. lOhl hLNS ,
GnLnne and s.ir. ant QuArte y > n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
Eegal Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of New York notice is hereby given al
persons having csmt against GEORGE HlRLEMAS late Of
the City Of New York deceased 20 present the with
vouchers thereof 10 the subcTbeT her residence, No
1872 Stanton in the City Of NewYoTk before the
twenty-.hiTd dsy Of October IeI-Dtted New Yort, the
twenty.secCud day Of April, 1851.
MARGARET HIRLEMAN, Adm.riftratrI.
apps lswGmTus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
A FIGHTING DISTRICT.

To he Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune. L Q u
Sir; Within the circle of my poSt-of6ee district We
have but 81 sound fighting men; Of them, twenty
two have volunteered Tor the war. This, although
we have many blood relations in the South we claim
to- lie the banner village Of the North.
JOHN HlNCRMAN, Postmaster.
DGsrtie, Morris County, N. J., Sept ~, 1901 Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

We learn that the interest on the Fourth Mortgage
Bonds of the New-York and Erie Railroad Com
pany, now past due, and that to mature on tue ls'
of October, will be paid soon as the Trustees can
make the reouisite arrangement with the Trustees
of the prior mortgages and obtain the necessary or
der of Court
Notice W ill probably soon be given Of readiness to
make such payment. The tardne's OF some OF the
Second Mortgage bondholders in either accepting par
for their bonds under the pending offer or extending
them. 30 AS TO enable the Recevership to be dis
charged under their mortgage, or the proper order
obtained, renders some delay unavoidable Par will
be paid for any unextended bonds of the Second
Mortgage by parties who desire them for extension.
The following table OF dividends declared and pay
able in Boston has been prepared by j. g. Martin OF
that city:
Bank dividends which usually accompany this table are
not hi, until Monday Oct - aud several Of them
yet undecided As payments to be msde In OCTOBER
unusual nteres, present in comparison WIN the
April such could be officially obtsnedeaying
10 hanks of - yet to decide The & cent by tue Con
tineutal in Apfil, " or its lot four months.
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Fer NeRHsven . g. H. (Exl; l2:l5, 3 lEz)i $780, 4:
81 end 8p. M, $50. -, o. ~
For oideepo1t, = @ III, E1)i l2:l5, ;, EI)i $3.50
$50 ard p. H. -.
Ia u. 2:IS, $50, $50, and 2. m . ..
Por Norwsk e. 9:j0A l2J 8. (E1 j. $50 EJO, 9;JV
Fo D4risn and Greenwich = $3.50 PAS $780, 49,
For Stamford . g. lEI) $50 l2:ls, 3. Gzl' $50
49, Sc q p. n. 10
Is $50. s:au. 5:3l. $3.50 2. IA.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston Springfield, O. tEG), ok p m
Eor Boston via Shore Line u. 10, ?. N. 80
For Hartford and Springfield Ia m (EXl IZl'' s. tE1'
q p =, 80 - r.,
ard 2:l5 p II. 70 Northampton - u,
For Hartford Providence aud Fishkl Railroad N ok
FOR New-Iayeu. ew.LouG0n, and Stonnston kalIoAd
at 3 D. III, 1915, 9, 8 p. L.
For Canal Railroad l2:l5 p. N. to Northampton.
For Housatouc Railroad 70 Pittstrd, d. H., p m
FOr NsugatGck Haiirosd. .. m ) p. m.
foT DauauIy and Norwalk Railroad Z. Wv a. M J'V p IN
IAMEs II. HOiI. Supsrimtendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

Total for week......S ., 100000 s9OHOOO
In Philadelphia in five days OF last week, the sub
scrptions amounted to $3j0,736.
The Bank Statement shows large decrease in the
loan column, and respectable gain in the specie re-
serves. Viewed in connection with the vast negotia'
lions in aid of Government the returns must be con-
sidered highly satisfactory
Messgs. Wells, Fargo & Co. have subscribed,
through Messrs. Ketchum & Son, 5000 to the
Government $40 loan.
The following is a comparative statement of the
condition of tie Banks Of New-York City, Sept Il
and Sept. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
Reeeipts Of Produce.

Ssgk a0.-l9A9g bbls -Four, 800 bags Com Meal, $50
bbls Coru Mra! 5.s bb Whisky. 1905 bush. Wheat,
3OBl bush Corn t6SJ bush Malt, $50 bush ksey 73
bush Oats 207 pkgs. Provisions &c pckgs Ashes 75 Ikgs
OH Csse Jog pckgs LsId 100 kegs Lord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
N ch.nre In Nem.Ynrk and Boston rates.

No change in New-York and Boston rates.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad notifies its
Western connections that it does not desire any mere
Western freight for New-York, Boston, or BALI
more until further notice. The local business Of the
line, with what It gets from the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago ailroad, and Government trans-
rortaion, exhausts all It's facilities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
Dcuiisirn.

TIVE largest and cheapest Dental Establish
4 ruent in the u S-N. 3. GRIFFIN & BROS, Dentists,
No SO GIaudst " and No. 257 Fulton-s Brooklyn in
set full or partial ofTeoh their improved Atmos
pherc Pressure Plates without extracting the On pa
tins gold So silver rubber TO- partial sets gold
= per tooth silver : !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
nHIS M AT I0 O,CLOCK. hY

THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK, by
L LOCKWOOD BROS. USDERHILJ,
Noe % Murrsy-st. and 80 WGUen-tt,
LaYge and attractive sale Of FOREIGN AID DOhESIIC
DRY GOODS
Consisting Of SILKS, RIBBONS FLOWERS, FEATH-
TRS and STRAW GOODS
Also full line OF EMBROlDERIES, LINENS, PAPER
MuSLISS, SHEETINGS, SC. -
&c, suitable for Mems wcat - -
Also CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SATlSETS, SILK aud
VELVET NESTlNGS, HOSIERY, &c
Also. fun line Of pAMASk LINEN TtBLE.CLOTES
Of splendid quality, DIAPER, HUCkABACHs, PRINTED
LINENS &c, &c.