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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
QcI THE PENNSYLVANIA / Sol
l. COI CENTRAL RAILROAD
oREAp pOUBLF-TRACK ROUTE.
TIE capacity CT the Road Is row eqaa. 70 w ~ sr
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 J ~,
Of'ea No Aston House, corner OF 'e-sl 81

Oiics No. Aslor House, corner Of Ie-'y ard fem
Facilities f5r the spoItatol q Passn Wspphl.
CinciuLst chicago st. Louis, ST. PAUL w. Eofthe.s,
and al other towns u tLs Jcsao,t bJ az
and sOa;k West aye unsurpassed for speed anu
route. -. 80. WORK (foot OF O0eIb-
lsndtst) -Morning EapI." 'ne plsce yis. Allentown.
NJ also e ? g Is sI day. and connecting 'ss!s WIZ
al Western trains. , -, On ali the tTaius. -,
Isre alvey. as low and the 'iis q S''A'
route. .,At.ef al descriplious can De lof
BY this route , IN The Railroads of oh0. kentuesy W.
10 and fsom any ,RS;.consin Iowa. Missouri oy IN
dlenai in,ilpI5T on 10 any psT: on ths Ls'is'0'o
HOAD U ~ s,eenlers s0I ritts5uigh -, A. w.s,bv
the Wet " F,sicht 10 ard from any point ~ me
The rates ia RAILROAD are a eli times a. I4soAo go
the hss Railroad Companies Meic nss. ~ con-.
charge, ny Ing the ssportatioD o. the %
peIs nv Iy vith coaadcnce lie speedy transit
panyI ,m,,anv gho maintains al tn1s shs - ,,y
IRIS ~ xhi~h psrtes emsIstios Nest~eIo "a
ion LsTSS conortsble mode OF conveyance " one
hTsseA rue rsIIoTT Passenger Agent No AsoF'a0"'
yFECH a Co Freight Agents, a. a. ,,,u,,a.sl
hhE"N No 1 Aston House and No So,th w. w,
MCDONALD q pi'O - No 8 Bssters p's'S
ENocH LEWIS General sOpt Ah''n' Ia
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OF AMERICAN WOMEN
Ii THE GBAEFEEBERG FAMILY MEDICINES.

Ia ALT III OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
Ii THE GGAElENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES
The OraafnbsTg H'u.ion wsiorganzed By &c, q Leg,
lsturs Of EewY9E in l3o and i !. asngwtdsed a. the
m'" EoseLI,r or TE UTD sfafT o. iERrcA}
i BesT'I a.. sS s2rSpsE 1 a.5s.Iu.a With
F. BRDas ~ D. Of tho City Of New York and that DO Is
learned and str physician OF high standing l9d aIthsf
tt have uted the Brtrenbeg Medicines according 70 d.
rectlor, given 10 the Gyaecabyg Iau0I Q Health for sey
cral years. my euo sailfacllon and can hdenly
ENJOY s''1 L. H. HATFIELD American Consul, Bombay.
MANY Of the leading public IN the country sye spoken
10 ts shef OF lie Gae'enberg iutution' ard rs
theory aud practice. Others who are unsc9uapted WIN the
medcues bat who arc Of the integrity snd truthful
noes of h Resident Pyfcu have permitted HIN 70 refer
10 them for tho tru,h a what be Among these G,
y,ibpHe Prof ~. r. JRwErr, Of the Nauar female Col
lage Pou ghkoopsei Rev. u. II. CHArE, D. d. Of he"
YORK ProG A. +. PE,noDT Of Harvard Univ''ii'y Sc
TEE GRAEFENgEBG yEGETARLE PILLS
srhe Fsve.s Sour Stomach Bilious Dsea,es 80 1heya
eyiaip cure Piuee' EyEpii2n'. and all hayk' On ms
~ HAIL PRIZE POSTAGE on Inn RECEIPT % ID CENTS
O,loCh ne teaSiug GrasfenJerg Dfedero Ia
UTERINE CAfHOllCON,
lrtiei IL q certain Jr an female t1re9ni1,itr H't
otsJ local deraHgemea Of me uterine organs a. e a' ne
oon.lluti0aai tyoaJ!o dyiIiag rom A,r.
Pic, @lSop 5one tFoa siT DoLLAEs IiTs or We
YsD o. ExrREss LfSL Fsox N.w-YoEE-A
Adore, JOSHUA p. BRIDGE, NJ D., Resident Physician
Graeienbarg Institute No. BOrdst NewYork
.TVHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
or THE ACE
Mr. KENNEDY Of HoXbury hs3 discovered, ~ ono oil our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. aremedy that cures every
Kind OF uum,r from tie worst Scgolaa down TO common
90 bottles win cure the worst klnd Of pimplea the
face
bottles wausned to cue the ~oTs cahker III us
mouth aud stomach.
20 bottles aye warranted to all bunors In the eyes
70 bottles warranted 10 cure raining Of the ears ana
blotchos among tho hair. III.
Gto bottles are warranted 10 eonuPs and running
tOfeA 80 =, -,
TO bottles wausntcd 70 the worst cases OF fhs
worm =, -, ,.,.
case OF TbeuneSIn.
Alto bottles are warranted 10 cure ialtfheum.
5to bottles viii cure the worst cases OF scroinli ,
benefit Is always experienced from the hst bottle and
perfect Is warranted VIE the shove quantity Is taken
Nv ,rs strict attention tic direction In tie pamplle'
around each bottle and udcious application OF TIE
SCROFULA OIhTlENT
HEALING OINTMENT ard
SALTHIlEUM OINTMENT,
every ulcer and Of Whatever knd nature perfectly
md perna1enty healed
Pf,ce ~ Der bottle
FoT ale BY respectable drugsi'' sVeryshst
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For Ne T.Isyea = g. n, (EE)i I2;l5 ,, CE=) 3.5e 4;
o. end 3 D. M - "a.
F5- M.Gri srs,ford Fairfield, Southport and We'tPOrs.
Ia NJ t2:l5 $3.50. 4:2) and p. ~. .
for D.rsn and Greenwich = $50 m i2l5 $780, 40
For stanford . s, CE1) $50 nj l2:i5, ,, (1l 49,
For Port Chester and intermediate ,tnons = 9:3os I!i
- Wv 49, CONNECTINJ TRAINS.
For Boston vie Springfield Ia. m, tExl tEXl Bpm
Fer Boston, via Snege Line. i2:l5, ?. a. rs,
Fer Hartford and Springfield a. M tEzh K'i' > 'hNf'
FoT Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal u (ETh
ADD I2:l5 D. N. 10 Nol.hanpton. ~ IA
ForH,stflrd Providence and Fishki Railroad ga n
For Nov Haven, NsBLoudon, aud Stoninson kahLo-1
at g Q. n, l2:l5, 2, p. M
, For Calu Railroad l2:i5 ?. N. TO Northampton;
FOR Housat0uic Reiroad 20 PittsAed, .. m, p m
Fot Nelrltuck Railroad. 2. NJ, .. On.
~ nTbarv and NoryysS RsilTosd T. $50 m, $3.50 .. n
" JAMES II. HOIT, Superintendent
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GEcnrslons.

NHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
" STATEN IsiAND-FARE SIX CENTS BIZ sl,,sa
leland Ferry. foot II Wh,ehals! bstweoa Bsttosy I'd
South Ferry.
On FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR 70 7 n ~ ~
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CEPHAL1C PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS or HEADACHE

Pyih. ufe Of tksr. I'm, The periodic s,sse. Of E0roI
or SID HEADACHE may DO prevented and II taken At The
ssssHsr, Of an stack immediate relief from pain ard fsk
mes, winbo obisined
They ,sdsm f IN removing the Nas,ta End H,slahs to
which females arc ,ubise-
They act gently upon the bowels rs,aovnE co,tir.r,
ForLa1ayy Men, s'udeut, Delicate Females ard al per.
scr. O; ,,ssqiarv hat', they valuable a. Lazair,
imrroyinS tho apB., giving and roy ,ho digestive
orr, srl restoring tn, natural elasticity and strength o. tho
whole system
The cEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long invest
CATION Grd sassu conducted experiments, having been IN
rs, many years, durirT wnlsh time they have perverted
ana relieved vast Of Tsin and suffering from Head
sh. whether orsnstins the system from De.
r,pg,d state Of the sto-aA.
They are entirely vegetable ia hsr composition ,uim.y
bs taken at al, time. with perfect safety wou. making any
change Of diet and The G5'eaes Of any dasrssas I.is
Se, cay toGdriairr hen 10 Children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETs'
N, genuine hIv, i've signatures Of HENRY c. sPALD
ISo on each Boz
sOldby Druggist, srd al ether Dealers In MedisiusL
box viii bs sent by mall prepaid, reoep! Of the
PRICE, Is CENTS.
Al orders should esddrs,,sdto
HENRY c. sPALDIEG,
No. ~ Cedar IT,. New orG
re- A ,lr,l, bo,tl. ofsPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
win save ten times e, COS, annually. 81
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
SFALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE
trALDNGs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE TIE PIECES
ry. "a s1iToH IN TINE SAVE, HISE," al
a aee6ea,, s heBysn, srea In eel regulated Jamaie,
m very deIbAbe to have sons cheap and convenient way
repairing Furniture Toys, crockery, 20.
sPALDNGs PREPARED GLUE
meets al such emergencies and household afford 10
be withou tiswsys ready aud up to tbs sticking point.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
Eg-A t.g,b accompanies each bottle. Price % cents.
"N' HENRY c. sPALDIEG.
No. 20 CedEst., Nsw.York
CAUTION
Ascertain unprirelPed persons are sitcmpnstO palm of
on the unsuspec.ns public limitations Of my PREPARED
GLUE, wOuld caution oil persons to examine before pur
shssing, aud see that tho iulnans
tY- sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE, "a
4. on The outside wnppe. Al slss,' .~miiHa cous
,sf'ih
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DERHAM's GRAND EXCURSION
WASHINGTON, BALTiifoSE, AND FoRTR

"A9HINJIONI BALTIAIO.NE, AND FORTRE3J
MONROE
Eight days for starting VIZ: Oct o. - % g. o. 20 "a AT
81, returning on or before Nov. IS.
leave New-lork by te Central Ralbad Of New jersey
Way Train. - ' - i"-
f.Te ifoa New York 70 Baltimore aud rerra 10 EevYos
sI9g rom Alosny and Troy TO Baltimore aud return az,
cin Proylaence si 80; aud from Boston $780, 70 which
VIII be added The fare from Baltimore 70 Wahncop sTTs
each way end itoo Baltimore T. Fort Monroe az each wsv
Tickets for fae In Newfork ct the Fih Aysnge Holal
Eichos, Metropolitan and Loyejoy's Hotel and ~ ti ~
fee OF the Stoniugton Line foot Of Cogrsl,pS..s
the oes Of the Central Railroad Of EeJessy 1t the eoot 81
Courtland.-st.
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CAPT. WILLIAMS, vs
a. - CAPT. WILLIAMS
~ CAPT. WILLIAMS.
uopr CHAPEL No. T2O Broadway
ENTHUSIASM UNBoUNDED
ENTHUSIASM uNBoUNDED
GLORIOUS SPORT.
GLORIOUS SPORT.
THE CHASE AND CAPTURE
THE CHASE AND CAPTURE
OF the
SPERM WHALE.
SPERM WHALE.
A GENUINE WHALE-B0AT
A GENUINE WHALE-BoAT.
LIVING CREW.
LIVING CREW.
EXCITEMENT, FUN, and INSTRUCTION..
EXCITEMENT, FUN, and INSTRUCTION
THE OLDEST MAN
YOUNGEST CHILD
EQUALLY INTERESTED.
WILD WITH DELIGHT
WONDER! ADMIRATION! and AsToNIsHMENT
UNEQUALED EXHIBITION
sATURDAY AFTERNOON, at . o'clock
Admission, 25 cents.
Children Is cents
CWISs BELL RINGERS.
- SWISS BELL RINGERS, u,o,
SWISS BELL RINGERS.
At HOPE CHAPEL, upper Hall, No NV brosd"'y'
THE ALLEGHANIANS,
THE ALLEGHANIANS'
vOCALISTS AND SWISS BELL RINGERS'
VOCALISTs AND SWISS BELL RINGERS.
EVERY EVENING.
Admission IS cants children 10 cents. Commence IL.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock
CHILDREN TO MATINEE 10 CENTS
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW
ii YORK
TWENTIETH sEASON-1o6I'62.
The Public Rehearsal No. viii take place Oct 20 az %
IRVING HALL Copposite the Academy Of Music) -,
E1tIs ticket, 50 cents each For subscription Apply TIC
sCuAREESBfRG [ LUIS, No. 7s9 Broadway, corner Of
9tb-sL
g BREUslNG, No. 5ol BIO.dgsy, and md at ..h.,,,,
BY order j. @. BEIsHElh' Secretary.
ENHF CONTINENTAL OLD FOLKS, all
sed IA costumes Of 100 years ago viii SING at the
~ e Church In Sd % between Sd and 4h-avs on mi
DAY FVTNfNG Oct 25 1861. Concert commences al =
o'clock Tickets 25 cents. Children 10 eents.
TNSTITUTE or ART, No. 625 Broadway
At the request Of numerous friends tho splendid esfe
i0''i1''0 VI GENERAL ANDERSON,
Painted by w H. Powell FOR the City win be exhibited or
FEW DAYS ONLY, together with the fsmou. ~ 5ShL-
DoRF GALLERY or PAINTINGS, srATUARN, &c.
open d'S anu '''ninE' wv. WARD, Secretary
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, No. SO
" RROADWAY.-The Grand PGntomime Of the MAGIC
LAUREL. The CANTERBURY MinsIel. 1yEra,t, I'm
.eus, Ballad AID OPERATE Singer, &C. ENEh1 HlGhl'
MATINEE EyLRY SATURDAY, for Ledic', a 2 O'Clock.
VNWO LIVING WHALES, at JONES
Il WOODS East River and 6Jtn'st Admission % eea1'
children under 10, u cents
-
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TRAINS JEAyE NEyy-YoRE:

Psusngar Station in New.YoE. coz 2ThsL sHd AhSr.
Eltf4ncc on Z.th-sL
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NOTICE-FARE REDUCED -STONING-
IN TON LINE for B0Sr0S.-On and after MONDAY.
Aug o. 1901 the fare this line via be reduced 20 the o
lowing rates. Fare TO Boson-Cabin 90; deck, 81 Fare
to Ployilence-Cobin 81 deck 20 Boss leave daily.
esccpt Sunday nj D. M. from Pier No 10 n. r., foo. u
Courtllndtst Office Of the Company, no. IFS Wesst-
Rle4s"' ''A'" W NJ EDWARDS, Arrpt
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BEWARE OF covsTEHYBirs aud DuTATIos,.
None genuine unlesI The sesirIIs Of CURTIS PER
KINs Eew.York. 10 On The outaide wItPper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
PRINCIPAL Office, No. 10 CEDAR-sr., NEw-YORK.
Price orly Is cents Per bottle.
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gieamboats ano Railroads.

StTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare Six Cent?.
p-Bcats leave every hour from to p H. ron zoos
OF Whiehsll.st. east side Of tue Battery.
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A,nsital Jnsirnmcnts.


A T WALKERS WAREROONS, Clinton Hall
n md gthst near Bgoadway-A large stock og rev and
sec ond.hsnd PIANOS Of sSey description for SAIL aud
HIRE.
Allowance made for hire ifpurchssed.
! GHICRERING and SONS
~ GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Varerooms 40 6gl Broadway Newton. Pianos 10 Rem.
Old Pianos taken la exchange
n IGH1E & BRADBURYS
/ H NEW SCALE OVERSrRj &c BASS PATENT IEsU.
LATED FULL lRON-tAAML GRAND and SQJAhA
I PlANO.FOBTES, No. tll BroCMe ..
What body ssys must be Egsrybody says they
are the beet therefore they must Re i.e 's.i.
,THE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
4 MELODEONS, md ALENANDPE ORGANS, sre tic
finest insuf FOR FtF.os and CaucLfs now Ia use
large ass0usut can De- Et tla new aero 30 ~
Broadway between Grand md BroJms SIS which VII %
sold a. extremely low rrcrl. Pianos and Ms!odron' 10.
6uudly makers and seccld hand 10 s' tni iei e-
III plfet-i a. per e-eesut Monthly payment Ie.eNe1 i
lie ssuo sheet Ngsi' Music BOOKS aud at Ena oI MtsA
Merchandise 81 war prices Pianist IA a.Aa'hee VII y
music.
NNVANTlD Vbr,, G.lDNn-T PIANOS
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"THEH GO RIGHT TO TIE sro1''
INsrANr RELIEF, STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONNECTIONS
GOOD FOR cLEReYMEA
GOOD FOR LECTURERS
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WIEN
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve Cough instantly
They clear the Throat.
They give strength aud volume to lhs Vois,
They impsrl delicious aroma 10 10 the breath
They ere delightful to the tsSts.
hey are made Of simple herbs and cannot harm
I,a.. every one who has Cough OF Husky Voice,
Breath or any difficulty orlhs Throat to e: package
Of my Th1os Confessions thOy viii relieve instantly
ard you Will suss with that "t,y 20 night to The ipo,'
You viii end them very useful aud pleasant while travelling
or attending public nsstin for Ilns your Cough or sEay
Ing your shi, II you try paeSaEeI sAfsiu saying
that you viii ever snerwd consider them iudi'pensi5is
You will end them At the Druggists sad Dealers 10 Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
y,en,turs each package All others are counterfeit
kpssk.ss VIII be sen, By mall prepaid rseap. Of thirty
cents.
address
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NNTANTED-ThrecS PIANOS
w olwLch the raih viii BE- paid by
4 A. DAGGETr No. 81 Broad~0y.
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Goal un0 ilJoo6

d - First quality Red Ash, lehigb, Lo- " y
% -. east Nopntan Cos a s5. Yards N0 50 aud ~ ~
10 t1a.i iur,or.4t cor. AIc4fyb RICHARD HEATHER.
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TOR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE, via NEW
q PORT and FALL RIVFR.-Ths splendid and superior
s,e,rer METROPOLIS, Can't Brown, leaves New losk
svsrv TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at 5
O'clock D. m and the BAY STATE. CAPT Allen, on MON
nay WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 5 O'Clock ,. M, ffOs
Pier No 3N. X. go
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured to sp
Mi can, until the samc shall have been paid for.
Freight 70 Boston forwarded through with great dpsc
BY an Express Freight ITain. ~, -cs-t W..
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ID ers COMMONWEALTH and PLYIOUTa ROCK
from Pier No. 10, st p W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent, Of6cs
No. us Westst.
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CyryTPAT, RAILROAD orNEW-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NJ " -JbhoLi'
From foot Of CouItlsudtst-Couuectn s at Hampton
Jmlcon with Delaware Lacts snna aud v e5tsrn hafoet.
r AZ Fasoa with LeLh Ntey Raj y5ed end It's couneo-
tons forming dect De to Pittsburgh and tie West "nAoat
charge o. cars. - o.. -.
SUMNER ARRANG -Commencius June 10, lsa
- cave Newly oTk ~ foll0ws: :,
HAsRtsBURg ExPHBss-At a. m. for Eaton, EohdinE
pottgyIie HaTisbrrz Nsuch, Chunk, Niismspont'
Man TpAGy-At 8 a. for Easton, Netct Oep se'si-
ton Great Bend P.ltston, Ni'kes5eyIe &C. - a.,
I2w. THHOUCR IrAS--FOr EastoD Manch CApnks WV
lsmsuot Reading. Pottgyile, baTnsbarg 80 -
4P.M.TaBoUgH rEAIS-F OF Easton Bethlehem AAeA'0Vn
and MGuch Chunk. ass
Z 5:s0pa WAY TRAYy-For SomsTyille.
T. w srERN ExfEEss-fQr faston Aielto"n -
ing Harfbu Pittsburgh aud the Ness Seelins cars NJ
Jersey CITY through 20 tir sbtneh.
T EKPp.,s Tram EOK HAERIsBrRG-The o 3 m EHIfess
Tfsn from New. York erTiyes HsrbufE e alltos
ing East and Wee. ennsy7snifCeutrl Reroli soth
CeStra Rirosi North and South aud with the OumSsf
Z land Valley Railroad. W. ,..v..
Nev.Ycrk a. 3 o m daly tsundays excepted ns
counectlo NJ HGriebGrg with Pcnusy lvsnia
change of Ears 70 Pittsburgh. and ont one % linoHo1' -
Chicago -four hours time is sayed by teAins tl IN 49,
] Tt-I AprTnponr AND NEw-AORs FsEhY-betNe 80.
York nom Pier No a. North River, IT go and Il;Z'a i
20, 500, aad 500 4. -, -, ,y.,,- s,Sry
tFr each JOitN w. SALhNSi oufeA'----
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Ocean 5tcGmers.

NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
rs., seauer via leave New-IoTk the lst, u H. and
2l., ofearh month; EXCEPT When these tlr az on ~ MAY
when tie day OF departure viii be she MONAh i9l2wIns
For freight "a sage aPpy a. the ony q1ei IN -,
greeu. II. % Al-A+'' san"
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE,
D. on SATURDAY. NOV. 9--Ths United States MAJ.
Steamer ARAGO d. Lines, Commsraer viii saI Iom les
Th fea hin sed for soiiy and comfort hes dou
be en- ues under decs nclosed by w-ter gh
which beside other results tend In the erc1t OF collision on
srndipg % Keep the pumps free = W0ki and secure the
saffly Of vessel and passengers.
toc freight Or Passage, GpgIyto ,,,,,r-,, =, roy
GEO. MACKENZIE,
AGENTS. No. Broadway.
-. 49,. EfrI TON m III Do rernnlr d
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LlOR NORWALK, connecting by Railroad with
= Kent. Ridge6eld Bethel Denbary MostgoIt, south
Catarine Maiscsp every 1uday, Tbursdty and ss,ur:
day o'clock leaves Norwsk Msndsy - esday, al
Eri1Iv n q.
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sTEW-YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST @ l3JL
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TEvHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
PROM NEw.YORK 10 LrEEpo0L
hiefCabiu Passage. lsV
Second Cabin Pas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. -
JLicf Z ahin 1 Essage
Second Cabin Passage. "
The ships nom Newly OK eau at tcrk Harhor -
The ships from Boston call st Halilax end Corr taroor
PERSIA, Capt. Judkns, AFRICA tlpt SiLnhyu.,
ARABIA Can't j. stone. CANADA, Capt, J. Lei.ch.
ASIA Cant r q. Lott AMERICA, Capt Hockey.
AuSTRALASIAN, NlAUhhA Cspt mooule.
Capt. Cock. EUROPA, Capt. Anderson.
SCOTIA tnow bultingl
These vessels Gerry clear white g 81 naIthesd green on
starboard bow led on port bow, 80
NIAGARA Noodle. leaves BoScn. Weins sdsy pct 10
ASIA Lo,t.......leoyos Newly orb. Wednesday, Oct 70
ARABIA leaves ios;on Medoe,day Oct y,
ATRICA Shannon leaves Ness. or " tdnesday Nov. q
EUROPA Anderson. leaves Boston.. Necnesday Nov ~
PERSIA Judkus -. ls,yes Newly Wednesday, Now 20
Berths not secured until paid Tor
An experienced Surgeon on hoegl- =, -,
The owners Of these ships win not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jeclry, Precious stones or Metals,
unes B Of sdg signed therefor ard tho Neuo thereof
L, CUNAkD, No BOwlil g-grsen.
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4 NY end TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH ord WEST Trains leave: . -
From Cbambers.st. from otnft-
rnress snd m m and 3: FPS II rs M sad355 sas
8 aud p m. 5Io F. ~ ,,,,,,
Troy ard Albany with sleep IO43p m toundSy laeuasaS
ing-carl, l0:l5 p. 80. Lana,
PCughkeep5e train, .. 8 a. m, o'%' l. Hp ""u -" ~
and l:l5 ,. ~. ,oz
peekskil train. p. m. 80 p ~ III p.9s
snz Sing train NJ. 4SO t'Io IL IA, t'S' 4N '~'PN
and p. m
fi1NiAiEain' ''''P 4" A. I. SIXTH, Superintendent.
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4 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE QF
A TERMINUS Leave Janeselp and 3ith-st fe e
New. at D. M for Gfeenport 3.3l M ios ~ ga
II M and A3O o. m tor SyosIetis M, IL M ~ -
and $3.50 IN. for hompgsead a. M, " ~ S0 prt %
and $50 n M or jamaica Trains leave Hunters F'4
arrival Of boat from Jamss-sdp.
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aNTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-lOhh ana
~ LIVERPOOL audiuE and embsTking passenger at
Queenstown llrcisnd-lhs MverDOo New YORK and Phi!
adAphia Steamship Company intend dspaching their ful'
powered clyde built Iron steamships as follows:
EfNA....,......,.... .'.'.'..'. Saturday YET 20
al iSBOW. ..........s.. ..saiui day nov 4
KANGAROO. .......,...,........ Saturday, NOV. ~
And oyery SATURDAY, at noon, rom Pier No A Norm
River.
RATES oP PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN.........sT5 SrEERAGE.","..""rs9s
First Cabin to London 50 stetrSSe to London'''' 81
Fist eoin 70 Pas..., BJfS,cerage 60 Pars....' ~
gst Cehin to Hamburg s. Steelago 20 hambuc,., 81
Passengers also forwarded TO Hoyre, Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp. &C, at equally low rates. -,
Persons wishing to bring out their ied5 can ouy ckei'
here a. the following rates 10 NeWNork Fgom iNepo9 %
Queenstown lat Cab!1 p15, S85, aud T0J. soeage nom
Liverpool $40. From Queenstown $50. -
These Steamers have superior accommodations ot
gers md carry experienced Surgeons Trey 40 0ont ~
Wu,sftght Iron Sections and have fasen' ic
on board ,,y,,rrAAt
For further inormaion apply in liye,poo TO Nh N
INAGAN Agent no. q MaIersl.j In GLASGOW 70 WI "
MAN No. 81 Euoeh'quaro ia QgeenH9wn 70 NV No.
d. SEYMOUR Co In London 70 ~ IES . r MAJ IA
an King WilHs9.st In Paris to JULES pECouE' 70
Place 10 Ia Boursu; IN Phlsdelphla 70 JOiiN u D'
M Weluut.gt or a the Compsny's Otfos<. NV
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No, 10 oioi""''' "
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rT,O BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
/ 4 POBT. by SHORE LlNE.-Lesyes 2lth-'t Shay, a.
m ,ve IN providence $40 pm; l2i3 an, arrive Ia Pro-
III 60 T:f6 nm: pm Express through Mall Tsin,
,r,ivr In Pr9,fdence $50 aud Boston a. ~.
. '''''' - T. j. CALHOUN. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23

AIEM-1ORk AND LhlE hAlbhOAD'--IAs ~
- ger Trains via svorA Ferry from FOO. fChamber'si
rs. No. Express
sam Maj
ga No. Mix daily, Tor OAiyis and intermediate Staiioss
ia M Accommodation daily, Tor Port Jeryis.
N 10, Way, foF Middletown Newbgrgh aud inferno
Gi IS Stations.
= p H. ''s CHA&LEs MINOT, General suDt
KArusSrEL M4rEu. Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
OMAR Ter IN S T L u i Il
" FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL,
" JAS. WEIR MASON, A. NJ, has REMOVED TO No g
Tss, 28thst Personnel Instruction by tie Principal Ifca
Lars at Caters No. 80 Broadway, a1d ~ ne Hcn1l
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr Plt41-
~ DCLPHIA aud the SOUTH and WEST. VIA JER-
IVY CITY-Nal and Express Lines leave Newly crk al
aod a. m, and and p m Fare 80 Through ticket.
saiJ r Cigursd and tie West, and ior b. linlTe and
tbrnueb baggage clecasd in g. ard p. ~ trains
J. W. WOODRUFF. As,i'IAn saPeIia's,n en- 1sas.a
No bsggasa WILDE received for any sina sness dsYsoA
checked IS M utes In advance OF the time Of lesyrog