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- ACREs-oa Plank Bosd, four 1lii.. l-srl City
New and llrEs bHeuiag. baru. Orchard,
l.5ellln1e q lqfle1 aqe l1t % CifT.
EUCLID FLANK HuAD-Aear HlIson hTanus
one and ahali a-lts, larssome BrildinF Lot
y. 1s.lallss fo- 2 laru and ~ dilar1ncs.
Acss-1-taq rlila1 .roln fle Court Hanaa Good
hon-e aud so1s -ruit. EEchans1 ~ Illinois
700 ACREsFirIt qualify pine lands. "a Blssk XIV
rsin " Hl.eoElin, with 500 cash % sEehangs
sor Ec1d Farm.
LoRAiN 6E.-~aione House snd Lot Barn te. II
800 'or = = acre. nraF fta CITY
GEL5E 6nd "a " lLlILl-l0tl miles 1rIisrs.
fff flane. With DEelliag, ba=ni and i3f acre8 Of
- l4eai dolng ge24 4ifi17ss. szchang8 lor
fsrn.
S ACEEs-uu Superior sirsef extension, mar VIII
son Arenue, With aulail Dwelling. EEchang8
fLr H0u83 aud Lot I8 CITY.
HANDSOME COUnt Rf hEdIDENCE-lns va
y hge Z gIileI irom che CITY bT HaiIroal Large
and we'll 1uisl8d tB0-8l0ry Hc111 and l5 acres
lald, VITA q c1oica Fariety Of fruiE. gl.u0
cash o. seclredt aud baiaues On long tine, OF
OHIO 81 -H01ss snd Lot, With Barn, ~, sls00.
e1cnangs for % lo serea within % niiss Of
LlVEHf sTABLE sud LEAsEHOLD-Hhh stock
o. herses. brgsia1l tq sFall localel nd doing
HEhnAA ST.-un West side. cFerI5otfdT 80
7l- Erlg; F0Od two story House and ldt-ueF =
- Ezchanse iOr some % ncreg uear the CITY.
Ll4A1 eI.-Ilro-stlrg H0u1e ard Lot Erchanqs
for small faru within o. miles Of cllF.
hAbkAaAA II itHlIOEf--Nfar heb1rlaa City
81 acres good land EEchanr1 for HtIu7a and
5Afof4 Facant Lot.
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uI viii suffer death before viii consent or 90.
wise ny friends % consent % any CONCESSION OF
oomwemlso. which looks IKE buying the priv
,sge az r.i.ias possession. Of the Government to
80, -. hsre 4 Constitutional right because,
..stsv5r lsltht shink Of The nerit of the vAFi-
.,,roa,-i,io6s before Congress, should regard
,y osueo. lon iu me faoe OF nlenaee Is the des
rt.,rltp 81 the Government itf5lf, and consent
en nu hands thar our sysiem shall be brought
doyga toa level with the existing disorEani1ed
.,a.s Il aifairs IN Mexico. Bus ihis hing viii
herafef be, as it i.noE-, In The hands Of the
neople. and II they desire 70 call Convention
"a remove any grievances complained o., or 10
-ive new guarantees for the perunaneuee OF vested
s'sA1'' '.'- ~ -' 'fkBRAHAAr LINcoLN.
sIusurnration arst; adjustment Afterward,"
fsAhMoNaP, CHASE.
lsui
- ,,s n 10 rarself owe itto truth, owe Il TO
a. sableslr TO state that no earthly power eouid
induce me 70 vote Tor specific measure for the
iutroduction OF Slavery whore Il had not before
existed. either south or north Of that line
Gaming as do from q Slave State, It Is my sol
er.n. deliberate, and well matuFed determination
that no power--no eafthly PoVer--shaI compel
-. 10 vote for the positive inifodaetion Of Sla-
vsry either south or north Of that Inc Sir, while
ven rsproaoh and Justly, too, oIr British anees
tor- fer the introduction Of this Institution upon
the continent of America am, for one, unWill'
ing mat the posterity Of the present Inhabitants
az California md New Mexico shall reproaeh US
for doing lust what we reproaeh Great Britain
for doing tous. If the citizens Of those Terrific
ries choose to establish Slavery, am for admit
.tiur them win suoh provisions in their Consti-
buttons; but then, it viii be their own work and
not ours and their posterity viii have to reproaeh
tbsm. ana not US, for forming Constitutions al
lowing the Institution Of Slavery 70 exist among
.ss rHENRY CLAY
asH1Seros, jan. %, 1851.
so Hnrruru1 JosEs;--Teli Lient Caldwell to
rrrest Can't. Brushwood, sssums command Of the
cutter eCiolland and obey orders gave through
vol. II Capt Brusiwood, after arrest under
tailss to interfere with the command Of the cut
.sr. Lieut. Caldwell viii consider him a mutineer
ana treat him accordingly. fhe attempts to
haul down the American hsg, shoot him on the
spot"
fsirnedl john DIX, ses'y Of Treas
..The Union, It must be preserved"
ANDREW JACKSON.
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GonfEEIienEfn.
ToHN soHRlNK

eHN seHRlNK
Having removed % be new quarters.
no. %, IYMAN's BLOCK.
yffO3lIl Tax CouRE HOUsE. on PUBLH
SQUARE,
:. = pEePars @ leceirs ne calls Of hil friends a.
the public at large.
EFsgylhing ia ~ lias II Confsctionsrv b keos
ahOEAsaAA AID RETAIL a. 1suai.
~ OYSTERS AND hot COFFEE
= ~ :. - ehaisssi eetaiias 1srVsd Cd g q us
DINNER q SERVED DAILY
~, - 80 il-H q p.rlcaa having busins.
-. KhNNzrr Az OK DRAUaEH.
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EOR SA IE--1 FARM 0i

LNOR SA j E.-A FARM OE
~ q acres, with two story brick dgelling honss,
y the lfaan 81 Fie % architecture, With barn. we'll
cslern and CUT -h0ase4, all new ana Just cumpstsd
aud ready ier occupancy. The hous8 i5 built = y
All modern i1lproFementsi the grounds have ~
on Ailanau Avenue OF 40 rods . beautiful rallus
and living brook rls thrQuga the rear eud OF the
arm there are s1Ferl errirs9 q pare wltsr run
ming out ron the banks Of the raTIne which, uilt
simple hydraulic works, can Be conveyed % any part
Of the larm- hor Gentaulll q relide1co the W1olf
grounds fsn l,s elegantly and tastefuly Erralgad-
t0r Garden finel ard, Or fruit Culture it can d
made profitable leiag 90 near the civ only about
Ion roHie from the corporstioa limits.
This farm can bq divided into lots d u or non
acres and uI1ae elagabt resid an1t1 AM -rla ~
vno5 Of the prizes &C which it can uoE ba nurcha1i
There are about or acres 0f wood iand, part d
which Is b5autiful GruFa.i
The kiusman street Eailroad pacs ss through t1s
Avenue in front Of this farm. The above property
Be ptFChased nt the present tins At great tar
lain. foE further iniorHalli0n enquirr q
~ BARKER,
llrf No. ll9 Ainauan street.
Clsvsiand, o., Dee. 9. ls6osazs
TfOR REM gHRAP-FRON1
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81 60.
DOUsE 8 JENNINGS.
REAL ESTATE { INSURANCE AGEN.


No. I'll Superior s., (up siaEs9
MARBLE Bh0CK.
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CHARLES B. LINES, Chairmi
TOuN n CNOnnW
ROBERT REYNOl
N. K. BENTON.
7 q TAMPOTN

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify
that the above report, memorial, and resolu-
ton were adopted by the Legislative As
sembly Of the Territory of Kansas at the leg
islative session of 1861.
JOHN WSg0TFi SPealzsrzOf the House
Of Representatives. 1.,5
W. W. -UPDEGRAFF, President of the
Council s..rfl
ALFRED GRAY, Chief Clerk ofthe House
Of Representatives. s
JOHN JAMES INGALLS,, Secretary OF
the Council
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-02

LOB RENT CHEAP-FRONI
Room in nelodeon Bloek, "a story. Apply b
JanzfRU 5vsHPh PERKINS.
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S0LD ABE'S" VISIT TO UN-
" ION HALL.
We had a visit 'tother day,
From ABE" ofIllinois;
He stopped at Union Heilto buy be z-rsr
suit Of corduroys aa 1. r--
He was on hisway to Washington, .rH
To take the big Arm Chair. s.
And as be had four Year, to sit In it,
he wanted pants 'twould wear.
He said, Il know IN get them good, rz.
At tSAAC,S Union HALL, ~. f
FOR l. ye read your advert rtisements or
And % resolved 10 call 10 - t.-..r.. l.llI-.
when he came in, he looked quite slim, rl {
s- And Tar stuck out his nose5 o.
But are he left he looked quite nice,
In our handsome clothes.
He said, ''Friead Isaacs your prices srs low
Andyour Clothing gives ms pleasure; p
.- III want more clothes to wear down there,
50 III leave with you ny measure.
'But first Of all make me a suit
OF Union Clothes to wear,
That tho pelpls all may ses stand
Upon the Union Platform, square.
81 want you, also, to make some Clothe5
I...a For my boys, who are nov at College,
Cramming in their craniums
bushel full Of knowledge.
III also send my friends to you,
Bill Seward and salmon Chsse,
L And Others who srs nov seeking
II my Oabinet place"
We know that now he'll do what's right,
kor how do you suppose
man could ere do Otherwise,
who's dressed In isAACS' Clothes.
90 We are now selling of our whole extensive
stock Of Winter Clothing at greatly reduced prices,
and invite all to call at =
ISAAC A. ISAACs'
MA ADNTETEHNTW TTNTnN rTATT
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Gemmisslau.

MESS POKK.-TWo HUNBRED
ILL Barrels, for sale b. r.. LYON.
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? 4 ffkBBAnAMLINcOLN

.,Insurnration arst; adjustment Afterward."
SALMON p, CHASE.
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signed JoHSA.DIx ses'y Of Treas,
-. cha.e b lhe CabInsI.

..The Union, it must be preserved
ANDREW JACKSON.
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sTORRs AUFOaATON PRFssNAN.

q LooK oUr FoR re GIANTS o
CT. GEORGES SOCIETY--REa-
shee Han, on Tuesday, March sfb, at = past p. n.
III. PARSONS,
marE69 Recor ing Secrotary.
G0METHING NEWELL. HAVE
~ just received supply Of the newly invented
Patent Lever Exoslaior Coal Oh Burner Clll and
zee them. 5. s. BARRIE, ~
mar2 l42 Superior street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

xHTHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM
w PASY 81 e, deed. eAted tho frs; say q peesmSs
.hs handr I'd ard MY 1hs and IN ,hs
By s Othsr dosd dated aid day Of December 1872
recorded Ne 80 Pss @ S sn,s q M
RisON EDWARD BRRDELL and FRAsKLiN A. DICK,
the described reel estate situated 10 block No 10 Of
the City Of ST. Louis and described olox.
F lot parcel Of land fronting two HUNDRED and sever
ses be-: aSa SoSsds oS By
srh street north y tbs north ine OF ise held lot 70
sey.ntb street Second certain lot piece Of ground situate
In ssia block contsn abost seventy Feet be the same more
es s street. by hundred and thirty feet deep
on Green street. tie being Known aud
dssnsied the plat Of the lots laid on, and made an addition
bounded on the by No 81 laid By Ch'y, the
north by Green street the east By Sixth street and on the
were made said Morrison Bredsi and Dick In trust to
tho payment certain bonds therein described amount
day Of Decsmber dhosn hundred and daytime TO Peter
Ld be-. I paysS. Il. ss q IL
Esw.ioIk and whereas among other things was provided 10
o. should become due and remain unpaid or thirty days ate!
the maturity thereof that then by OF such default the said
bond. should forthwith become Que .a payable, & an
Where's. ::d Ladsn Is,sl Company Sa S.ii:y:$
amounting hundred and eight thousand dOl.n all
which semi n,ere., becomns due the hrst day
than Thirty days and s unpaid although 'ome or all Of
Hi Now ,SsreisTs we. WILLIAM NJ MORRISON EDWARD
BREDE Ill and FRANKLIN A. DICK, Trustees as aforesaid
ths Of many Of the indivdns' and SoGPSrso. hold
deeds w tho twenty second day Of ocSoet nun
the forenoon and ave O'Clock the Of that day. the
east fout door Of the Court House In the city Of g. Louis Mis-
for csS a. pubic vsndae 70 the highest Bidder order pay
the holders Of said bonds the amounts due thereon and any
'N WIN e. MORRISON,
EDWARD BREDELL, Trustees
FRANKLIN A. DICK,
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})rofsesiona Notices.

DP HOMER BOSTWICK viii continue tho
n,cc. Of HIS profession and give especial attention
Operative surgery Diseases Of the ThIoss ConsumPon w
,n.s Complaipt Nervous Debility and lmpotsncy
.o"hf Dr. Bs book this latter so5ecb W.
hint. 10 young men aud before and aer maf M
vi,a I'm ,oance 20 them and every family should posss
,,A hooi from tho Boston Medical snd Surgical soa'n
Price 81 may DO had At hi. Office No % Eat s ass.sy
and al RICHARDSON'S No. Vssey-ss Once hours noH
until ~ and from until p m.
nR. III. BOSTWICK, author OF several biedcei
H. works viii continue the practice Of Medicine ana sas%
e No, IS East lsthst, uear brosdssy.
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1891
l. OO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOO1
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK RoUTB.


The capacity ofthe Road equal In the county
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. Aston House. corner OF Nesey-st. .
Facilities the Of Passengers 70 and nom Cn
cinnAt Chicsso st. Louis ST. Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and all other towns In the West Northwest sa
are for speed and comfort By rou
Through trains for the West leave New.York foot Of Cout
andtst Morning Express. g. M Evenios Express r a.
also at n from place, Via. Allentown m,yss
Pittsburgh u nsxt day. and com Getting there with az
trains
Sleeping and smoking cars all the trsina 49,. 49,,
Fare always - low, and the time as QUICK - " My ''
route. a..
By this route, sghts Of all description. can be
and from any pout Railroads Of Ohio hsntqeky nv
IInoiS Wiscons.p Iowa, Missouri By hAiLhV ys, \,
RECT any port the navsabe rivers Of tne "
steamers froIa Pittsburgh A, W., hx ,hs
The rates Of FREIGHT 10 and nom any point 10 the et E
vaDia Railroad all times AZ favorable are
by other Railroad Companies hertanis and shippers
Ing the their Freight to his Company Can 70"
with confidence on Its speedy transit -. ...,,os.,p
This Company also maintains En'srsnt Accom- "a
LDe by which parties grating Westward ENJOY enssp 40
conortsble mode Of half the nrst
Of fare j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No Afternoons
LEEOH 4 Co, Freight Agents, , ,,,,,, a
No 4 As,or House, aud No South Wiinani'"
No. Q Batierypisc~
ENoCH LEWIS General sup't Altoona re
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i)sooius Garos, &r.

AT WIN. EYERDELLS S0NS-Weddinq
"A CARDS Of the latest styles. at No. i04 Fuon-st NJ Y
Established 1915
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
~ Wedding at Home and Note. papers, &e Bushes, Cards
Bbi Heads. 0tzss 60. at KELLY'S No 81 Fulton It, NY
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Chanting aeaosmies.
/ poDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,

y
IA, No 2O4 Fifth-sy., corner Of ihs.y New-fork,
= No. ~ Montsgue-st., Brooklyn .,r,
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS IN Brooklyn, WEDNESUHio
and SATURDAYS 10 NewYcrki commencing October m
Brooklyn October 2 ia Fow-York
In building STRAY recently erected for tho p1
pose will be found every requisite for seh an estaoishnen
in addition to the Dancing classes M formed foE
cises IN system Of Calisthenc valuable
ladies and of defeats fame Mr. DODWOHTH would
be Glad 10 make arrangements with SemRBres for lessons IN
Dancing, Cashenics, or Mf9sry Drill. .
Circulars for erIns be had at eitie- Academy
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Dentlstrn.
Gopartnrrsbip Nciites.

DIsSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHlP.-Th
h heretofore existing under the name aud hrm
of GREGORY REID dissolved On the 9th day Oh Au
rust lat by Of Mr. Robert c. Reid The surviving
"a tner viii tie the Of the 6rn aud costume the busi
ness on bis own sccoun--New- York Sept ls laGl
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Groceries ano PROVISIONS
Eegat Noiires.

IN PURSUANCE Of On order of ROSWELL Z
1BRAINARD ESQ., Serogus Of TIE COUNT Of hinfs, mo-
sar, aEn.t HENRY L. KAISER late Of the City o. BIo9h
merchant deceased that they required to exhibit the
With ths vouchers thereof Subscribers hs store OF
SMITH ELY Jr No l5J Goldss corner Of F,ankiortt 10
tb, Cay NewYork before the third day oil req
II,.tv us1t-Dated July 81, lB6l -
'--A' JOSEPH KiTrEL, Executors As, OF Henry
SMITH ELY, JEr l.. hayser, seeeaAed
-. i.afmo TIL
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TRAINS LEAVE NT'v-YoRK:
For .HsyeE = a H. lex }, l2:5 CEIli $50, 49,
and p. - rs o..o Al,
For bridgeport, Sa m, EI)i isi' tEI)i JED '''s
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and Wespo, Ia
m i2:l5. $50, ( ~, and p.
For Nofssi 9ss5. N. l2:l5 a1(EI $50 49, $50
FOR Dsr.n snasfseuwich $50 BIS $50 400 So.
ep. m. ,o,z ~ an IN
For stamford e, lex $50 m ss tExh ';'0 81"
$50 p. o.an. - ,s.,s
'''V' '''' ConNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield m, tE1h tEL), up m
Fer Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5 Cpl
For Hartford md Springfield g. M lex l2;l9 lEIhs
For Connectsut River Railroad 10 Moesres q No. Es sne
Por srtford Providence and Fi.btl Rsirosd "a m EIl
For New.Hsssn New-LondOn, and Stonnsion Railroad NJ
Fot Canal Railroad l2ls p. m. to Northampton.
For Tousatonic Railroad to Pittsheld. 8 N, p. N
or SsnsSes snS No1~.s Railroad $50 m s:Opn
JAMES II. H0YT. Superintendent.
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY:-TaE

CJJPREME COURT, KINGS COUNI1:-IhE
~ CONTINENTAL INSURANCE. COMPANY against
CHARLES ELY and ELIZA A. ELY, his vie samuel r
Tovsspd David Elston Andrew r. Van T9yl Jam b. Myor
ske Lawrence Welch Cornelius CTeden, Henry Ast
inr, John Hsrony John aonaha John Black Andre" Mona
sa Corueus Rogers Joseph Harrison John Fo~ey Michsel
.isn Tboms Oeu. Martin Owens MsnassGs Tracy, John
aIcgAn Michael Highland, Leoaxd Kelly, Thetas h9aen'
p.s,isL Myrok Jane Byer Patrick Callahan ard Daniel Null
Reief-tCona not Ser Ito the defsn dan"
nsmsd You are hereby ,anmoued and required 70 an
cser ,he complaint In his action which VIA be hled IN
th Clerk the County Of KinS, at the City hA
4. the City Brooklyn aud to serve copy OF your snswst
t liz AID the bsber al their once, NO. III
BroaA~s y In tho Cay Of Ne--f0Ik within twenty dys
ter the exclusive OF the
az .uoh service aud you fail to snswe the said cornpialn
thin the aforesaid thu plaintiffs Ia this action wiz
ppy 10 the Court the relief demanded In the complaint
Ds,ea N. Y, August 20 1861. u.,,o,,,
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
Plaintiff Attorneys
IN. complaint ithe above sntied action duly filed In
"a CHee Of the Clerk knss County the City Hail. In the
Civ Of Brooklyn tho 3o,h day Of August, 1851
- BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
.,o l,,vl irwin PLAINTIFF Attorneys
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sO uses anO farms hJanleo.
Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE On the southeast corner of Mad
isenav aud 3sih, Of the very best HOUSES 10 the
city just completed 10 the most exquisite 2l by U.s.
viii be sold io~ an Seen all hours Ap.
Ply to b. SMITH No. 70 Wet 2sths at No. 46
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6onss furnishing GOODS.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. -REFRIGERATORS
a 81 lees than Wholesale prices. sILyER-PLATED WARE.
,sBLs CUTLERY COokiNu UTENSILS, &c, SC, at less
q o. than sBy other house IA ID trade.
Y. d. BAssFoRD. Cooper Institute.
4 l gEFRIGERATORS, " ater.C Coolers, Cut-
- ery MosqsiS BHs Tra Trays Perambgistor. Ba.ket
SDsssa " are. 40, a. pELMAR5, Ne ~ broadway
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Dnrnina fluio, Oils, sc.

7 IGHTi LIGHT! LIGHT "A GREAT N ON 4,
IL TORY-Canpbene and Fluid eItorminAted anu w.
mug UNION COAL OIL BURNER s,s single lamp,
.ve. tho greate aht the world saw rom t6ok
rs sne nv and half The cost Of am nS new
in csaphss LAM. .'sred n .% 90 hand Right. for
1sSn epJe only None o. mes, g. 'front.' Of the
Enuioo without stamp 81 ps,Gss 20 make sell
ss lamps any place St Il &S being
press IN the No 81 Cath arinesI rev hoiA '"'
my P."ioU Il Tusan.eed before payment N MyANY
DEFINED PETROLEUM lLLuM a. Nna dln ,.ia
Az o,i;i ~ Int at The very owe market rates ~
IN quahu'ie' " SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS Coz
No. 10 and In William st., Newiork
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Ofeau 5tedmers.

E,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
class steamer will esvs NewYork the lst 18th and 2s
months except when these dstes fab SUNDAY when
tho day Of departure will be the MONDAY following For
freight sage apply me only Office No bowling green
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE,
IL ON SATURDAY. OCT 2--The United States Mail
Steamer FULTON, W0ttou, Commander viii sail nom Pier
No. 81 North River foot Of Beschs, SATURDAY, Oct r.
a noon
This steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort has double
engines under deck ncosed by water tight compartments
which beside other results tend Ia tho Of collision
sndng keep he pumps free 20 work. aud secure the safety
OF vessel and passngsTa
SAMUEL NJ. FOX
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents No. Broadway.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ FROM foot Of cOu.tlandt,t-0Onnsctns At H.%g.os
.Sa g. % wS Eshh Valley and
forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and tho West without change
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-csmmsnG June 10, iOsi-
HaREi,sUhs EspEEss--A.s NJ for EasOu. READING Potts
vile, Harrisburg. asach Chaok, wliaTsp!rt s.u,..
ol MsH Band nsI fes Mss.s.f s. &C. '.
IsEOres TstsIESI ES.oo, M'H'A cA0ah Williams
THRoUsH TRAIS-For EAston bethienem' AIen''"n'
s:5p's. WAY TRArs-For somerviIle.
sPN WEsTxRS ErPREss-Eo: Eas.on Allentown, hesdins
ofy vSS HnRurao-Te 6. M EXPIRES, Train
oH New York srTves Harrsslg p eona.csiag ka
and Wes, on Pennsylvania CsotT Railroad No them Cssud
R.ioad North and South and with the oau6eriaHd valley
TaE THsorsH ErPREx Ts.Is FOR THE wSsr leaves
connection Harbus with Pennsylvania RaiIo.a-s no
eh.nse Of 70 Pittsburgh and Sqs one to Snss,nan and
ELi.RxraPoRr AND NKw.YoRk FsEsI-Leays Nsg'fcss
from Pier No North River at 1870 and llisos N ''0'
The boa. stop Bergen Point and MsEigsrs nsIeOr every
trip each way JOHN y. oIbhNs, eopelD, eIaen-
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas.
~ ssuser Trains via PsvOnis Ferry from foot Of ST.
Tam EIBFe"
Ca m Mil daily for otsyfs and in,ornedia,s Stations
ia n Accom- noaaiion daily, for Port Jersis;
tp n, Way, for Middls0wn Ns~bursh and in''rn'a'"s
SPIN. Nigh. Express. d. aiyyarrs uvoV Canaan, so,t
EArHasIzL MAH.H. Receiver.
NETWORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
In ROAD-Summer Ausng ement-Express tSsin for Albany
Troy, North and Wet leave 2thst station at Al m For
''''' JOHN BURcHILL. A...n, superintend.n.
ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
i PORT by SHORE LISE--Lesves a7h-s, 4th'sy an.
ay. Providence 1870 pm 2:l5 arrive 10 Providrucs
70pm 8pm Express Through Mail Train arrive In Pr0v
''"'' '''' 'A' "'''' y j. CALHOUN Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
IL II NY and TROY, CONNECTING WIT N TRAINS NORTH
sndWEST Trains leave.
From Chambers.ss From gth=st
Express and II = m snd3.3o TBS li25 N, snd3s5 sa&
Troy nd Xbsay with sleep Io:ts m suad.Js includs
Penshts.n.ia trsin Al a NJ Gas m, and leo p.
anu li5 T. m.
Peekskin train p. IN. t'lS n
Sing Sing train, $50 s;z1 w. t'ss ana si1'P1
Ebhlint,.in 5:3on m i5i55 ..
A. y. SMITH SupsrintsaasnL
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
TERMINUSLeave James alp and 34,hst- Ferries New.
York, ct . N. for 0reenport $3.50 g. tor hsk o
sGtu IL IN. aud 4:3o for syosesi eS
p for Fsrminsdaie For Hampstead M. 70 m 80
1890, and $50 For Jamaica, leave 9A H. IL N, S:1
40 $3.50 and $50 Tans leave Hunters POinton sri's
HAT frau.