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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
Gxpresses.


foE SPECIAL S%IFrrWst.y6HR oFsrcE-Wo 40 Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFfCE-Hc 548 Peunsy vanil-sv.
A. u. HOPE, OF tie Hope Express Co., sept
,,, :, = ~ w
sieamboats an0 Railroads.
TOR NORWALK. DANBURY, &c. The
J. steamer ALICE PRICE leaves ca,hsrine. Msrses
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
o'clock p. m Fare 30 cents.
BOSTON DAILY via GROT0N. The Steam
ID eIs COMMONWEALTH add PLiM0Utd koCh.
Nc lis West-st. -
MIGHT BOAT TO HAVEN. The TRAY.
~ ELER Il arriving In time i0T SSEnsg
trains. The is'Efs AZ II i'-H III
yy,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
\ port bv SHORE LINE.-Leayes s7,h-s', Ahav., ga.
Nh arrive il Providence ago pm si3 I'd aiys IL Tl pTo
yid 40 PM Pm R hhP6r', "A'' i''n
'ive in Providence '''0 Pas j. CALHOUN Superintendent
NOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SAG HAR-
BOR. 6c-stesme- MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt H T,sp
leave, Jauei-slp TUESDAY Thu itSpAr ana snh w.
sarU tIR; si' &StT fsa At O'clock
DAIIY LINE for BRIDGEPORT-Fare so
~ ceotsThe Steamers BsipSbf9tnr oi c,i5st.
noon arriving in Bridgeport in time to eonaea VA" ' '
| express ir.ias running e,st.
ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-CHANeE Vi
Y r-l,sIGo Tesva Jamcs-.lip Gpd 3tthfor N9iih
Nsvi ok al $3.50 or Grocnpot 2'ana ~ 80 aud 80
isip ard Saturdays aphak 1870. $500 and for
p for Syossel $3.50 g. ,I1:s0 $50 soc and 100 for
Ienpstesd 9eaye Hunters Point arrival Of boat ifori
.smlca.
| Jane.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.--Pas-
" senser Train from foot OF ChsuberSst as follows;
10. m, EXprcss ilr BnlAo
$40 . III. Mai -. .
0I5 M, Mink daily for otsyils and nternsaiAts sta
tim.
II c. m, Accommodation, daily. -
3:r D. M, Way for Middleiown Newbursh and interms
date Stations - -
.p n Ngh Express, daily fos Duukifk Buffalo; Cslsn
Sf De- end incipgl si4ro ihe Jrsn OF saturday runs
tbrougb 10 Buffalo bit does not run to Dunkhk.
= "' CHARLES MINOT, General sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

"Weh have child three months old which has screamed al
o ice.ssntly th spasinoiic affection Of the bowels %
that We had despasel Of raising IT, IT'S som'ch was
sour bowels dersn ed and aimos, symptom was an
vorabe until obtained bottle Of the soorHiSo sf-
PUP wh,h acted ike charm It. immediately became
quiet aud now anfests every symptom Of IMPROVEMENT
and comfort Ii isnow as good as little kitten, playful and
,ning and seems entirely well An Of which we @crbs
tina use of Mr.. wINsLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
"DAyID MILLER Of Clarence, New-Yoit'
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lam hsppy be able to certify to efficiency OF MIS-
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP aud to the truth o.
what It /. represented accomplish Having aHtte boy 'a
ferng greatly from eshins who could not rest and at ns
BY his cries would permit any Of the family to DO 60
purchased bottle ofths Soothing syrup Its eject upon MIN
as Ike magic he went to sleep and ell pain and nss
yoauess disappeared We have had no trouble with hin s'ns
and tho le fellow will pas. through with comfort the az
,ny prooe,, Of eethiag by the aid Of Mira WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who REGARDS
tho health and life Of her children. should possess it.
Mrs H. A ALGER, Lowell, Mss@"
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NETWORK s. NEw.HAYEN RAILROAD.
H. WINTER ARRASGEMENr.
COMMENCING NOgLIBEH AZ, 1854.

Passenger station in Esv.York s7,hst and iisv.
futTaneo n Isth-s.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YOBK:
Foi New Haven. = A. Hl (E1l l2:ls, a:10(Er u $780,
80 ard =. M.
Tor Bhageport. !, a. NJ, Grli ls:l5 $3.50 CEr) $50
i.3), and y. u.
For Milford Stafford Fairfield sou.hpor. aud Ne.lpOr
Ia N. ;l1:l5, $50, aud 4;30 p. IN.
For NOrwsk, T. $500 l2l5, 800, (Exli $780, l:9o S.
30 2. m. - -
500
For Stamford T. (EE), o:5Oa nj l2;ls $780, tEIl 81
50 4:30 5;J0 y. IN.
u, $50: i:9o. $3.50, $50 SPIN.
Eoi Port Chestcf aud New Rochelle, p p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Spii. sheld Ia NJ. tETl $50 Or Up
Fer Boston via Shore Line 1915, p N.
FOR Hartford ard Springfield, ga % tErl ia:l3 $780,
(EL) r.
gor Connection. River Railroad to Montreal m, EE
and 1915 p. m to Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence, and Fi,hkl Railroad M
OK. l2;l5 p. "a
For New Haven, NewLondon aud sl9liagon Railroad
al a. m, l2:l5, 800, p
For Canal Railroad. 1913 r. m n Northampton
For Housslon.e Rsiroaa 10 PitsieJ. o =.
For NsugIiuck R1ilfogd, a. M $3.50 p.
For DsbuTy and NorwsA Railroad, 9J) m, $3.50
ComlBod0us Sleeping Care attached % p IA. train.
JAMES H. HOYT. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

No. ~ ExCHANGEPIACH, Oct. 2, 1901.
ALI. PERSONS are cautioned against buying
n or ne rotating the following $40 per cent TREASURY
NOTES, viz:
Nos 2Ta25 2T8lS. 27827 1853, ior 800 EACH,
10 the order OF argonter Hill the same having
been obtained by fraud and tneir payment being oPped
wv kErCHUM son 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

1--WE have tried IT, aud know to be all c!simI"-Rsw
Brooklyn, ~. Y
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Jnsuranec Compames.

NOTICE to FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS
~ A frst.ca1 STOCK MUTUAL 1kSURANCEJO ON.
PAN1 want asents an all the HoIthern Eastern, and
WsS,e States Applicants send reference % 20 char
oeer aod responsibility. Adde'S Box No. lJ New York
Post-Oice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Beware o. couyrEsYzrTs and fS'rArIoss.
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS PxA-
KINs New.York IL on the outside wrapper
soldby Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. ID CEDAR-SE, EEW-YoRN
Price only rs cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

"we uro MRS. wINsLowS SOOTHING SYRUP
daily and wouldadvise all parents Procursa slpPyRsv
Aaron Jones' it, Editor Of The Mississippi Baptist pab'hsd
At Jackson.
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3)nre Wincs, &r.

n BEG leave TO state that have opened my
e,ore az No 2O3 Pear-st, Msidenlsne where shall
Laep fall assortment Of the WINES and PURD
COGTAG PRASDlES of Mes9a PAUL DE- C0NINCK,
orders are respectfully solicited and viii be promptly u
tebdedto. y mA"o "A"Ai"'
BORDEAUX, July !. 1861
W. have the hon or 10 inform the public that have esb
r;saS d.not Of oar WINES IN the City Of EewYork cd
have eppoi6ted Mr.. j. hRC MARTIN our Agent Tor NJ
United States and the Canadas. -.
.aetv for family and medciua purposes. ..,x.u
PAUL DE COHlNCk, MONOD OCihAOD.
take pleasure TO recommend with entire cenhdence NJ
J. MARC MARTIN Agent Of the firm PAUL DE COs
MICK MONOD 4 GUlRAUD Of Bordeaux. We can -
friends that hcy may rely the purity OF ell WINS
sold By tina. firm through Mr.. MARTIN
GURDON BUCK, M. d., New-YoTk.
HORACE GREEN NJ. d.. hew-fork
WILLIAM h BROWN. NJ. d.. Brooklyn
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furniture.

DON'T buy Camp or Family BEDsTEAD If
~ you sietsr than you osn see q COLIONs
NO. 10 Fuiiol'L, near Nassan. Cal AID sesh
ENAMELED BED ROOM FURNITURE Of
IA Warranted Manufacture at $lt aud upward a. Far.
hrou, Wsreroons. No 369 Csrsl'st opposite Wooster
kttab .hed in lSi8
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Alusital Boxes.
Ocean CLEANERS.

PASSENGERS FURoPE.By order 81 the Secretary Of
Stat. all PASSENGERS leaving the United states reqJed
70 passports before going bOar9 - the si.suer
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-IOlek and
- LIVERPOOL, landing aud etnb4T1nx passenger, A.
Queenstown lreandi he LIVERPOOL. New Yors AID Phil
sdephia 5tsSmEhp Company intend dpatchng their fpl
powered Clyde bDlt Iron Steamships a. io.lows;
EINA .....-................ fof.V
g CITY or MANCHESTER. .saiudiy. Dee 7.
CITY OF acknowledgements ffayt Dec. "a.
And every SATURDAY, at noon. from Pier No. ~ North
River.
RATES PtsstcY.
FIRST CABIE.... & Is EfEEhAUE. ST
First Cabin 10 london 81 Sesrsge to LOndoD..... %
First aim - Pafis.... 81 sceIdse Pur....... -
FIRST sbin 10 Hamburg e sscfBge 70 Hlmburg.. IS
Passengers ais, forwarded 10 HAVE Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp &C. at equally low rates.
Persons wiskg 10 bring ber friends eau boy ticket.
here at the following rates 20 New Prom Liverpool or
ueenstown, lst Cabin. SO, aa end Slo5 Storage from
Liverpool $40 From Queenstown. 80
These Steamers have eor accommodation for passen.
gers tni cary experienced Surgeons They bolt In
Wa,e,sh Iron Sections and have Psten. Fire Anihaor'
on board. II t 800.
Tor further Information apply in Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
INMAN Ageut 40. ~ Waler.st. IA Glasgow 70 WIN. IN
MAN. No st Enocb-, quSFei In Qneen,town 70 & W.
ID. SEYMOUR co. ia London 70 klVEI llACEY, No
OIL King Miiian-st.; in Paris 20 JULES DECOpE, no
Place 10 ia fourse 81 Phlsdslphs 70 JOHN o. DALE no.
III Wakut-s'.. or az the C1mpany's OnieeG
JOHN @. DALE. Agent, No. Is Broadway, n. Z.
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zfle0ical.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS ! M0THERS!!.
-Dont fail to procure MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHINo. 1t has no squsI
On earth No mother who hiss svertried MRS. wrNsLowa
SOOTHING SYRUP viii consent to let her child pss
through the distressing and critical period ofeethns whs
the cid Of th, invaluable preparation. IL life and heahess
be estimated by dollars and cents is worth LIS weight
gold.
Millions Of bote, are sold every year Ia tbs Uaitedssa
1t Is an old and well-tri,i remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

goo OiNA TO $4,000 WANTED.-A
P~U,OOO Special or Active Partner, with the
Above amount T. join and strictly cash DRY GOODS
J0BBING BUSINESS on the Is. January next
The sdSeui.er have bed long experience in Cash Jobbing
Houses and The trade Of 10000 nay
ing profit Of 10 to II per cent The former monopoly Is
crushed and l. the favorable dire 20 commence. Every
house conmoncns the cash principle and adheriag IT,
has coiued money.
Satisfactory references given by addressing RUFUS KING
Co., Box No l03 Tribune Oihce
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90 0O0 AND PARTNER WANTED

ROsOOO Manufacturing an article Of great intrinsic
value uopensabe sno n mineral denlod and patented
very highly RECOMMENDED b. certificates nom the most pop.
naT re1pec ne aud Influential sources been aud Is now
Clearing without any effort .OO0 per The owners
time, being heTwise occupied wifi admit Of him giving
a. proper attention. party investing IL. above
have entire control. Ii only reeds be upprec
aed very little proper noticing viii Increase profits
almost fabulous snouEt Full particulars No. 81 Broad
way. 4. ID. CASE l. Co.. Brokers'
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oTTIcs or Tng U,Ioy PoFc7IArN Co, /

No. q JoHN.sT., NEw-YcRE.
THIS COMPANY offers for SALE its entire
n MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT at GREEN
POINT L. l.. eoi1pFisug IN Iat follow: Tweoty-ono
Lots Of Land usted Ekfoid CoiysT and OaslAndsta
together with the Improve mont, thereon Also the Tools aud
Fyurgs CONNECTED with sd nsnofactory together " III
the aud partially manufactured Stock
the pIeuliaes
b order o. the Trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
professional Notifies.

DR. HOMER B0STWICK will contiaus the
~ Practice Of bis Profession. and give especial acns
Operative Surgery Dfessss Of the Threat Consumption ~
male Compiains add Nervous Debility rnps;ency) cani
by youthful ndseretion Mr. Bs book this subjes
with HIT. to young sna womeD before after MARRIAGE
Of vital rortsnce then, and young Ia ts
srd should possess this valuable bookFrom the Bos;ou
Medical and scsl Journal Price 81. IL may be had he
ofce No IS Ess, 9Th S. six doors west Of Broadsy q
RICHARDSON'S Booistere No Vesey.st., and AZ COD
FREY,s. No. s3i Broadway. Office hours nom uufQ ns
N, ard ffom @ 10 p. m. ~
DR. HOMER B0STWICK. author Of seyeral
medical works, viii continue the practice Of EDICIN9
end SURGERY, at no. IS East l2h-st, six doos wes II
Broadway.
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90 Eet.

DENT TAKEN in BOARD.-To LET, a
III story ge1tesl brick HOUSE near Broadway, between
9Th aud 2Otha containing all tho modern Improvements
House about half furnished. Address q. w. H., Tibuae
Once. Boarding no. SO keepers need no, apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
Uarts.

SITUATION WANTED-By a frst-caSS
~ COOK Would assist IN the " asins and lroui,g a y.
nirS Uss coed city reference Cal u No l9J East I''
third AocG ------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

IHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY Holders Of the Fist Mortgage
bonds Of this Company are hereby informed that hs Boads
be given In exchange for the s six coupons fom each OF
said Bonds pursuant to the vote OF the B2pdhodeu = their
m citing on July 49, ready, and they rogue ted 10
present. said Coupons for exchange, without delay a. the
Agency OF the Company No. IL Wsli.st u-,, - -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
Barniiis ,GIuio, Oils, Sc.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
h OlI-Recsyed dlIec, nom tho manufacturers. and FOR
iss q quan sni At the very lowest market lie' BY
SCHlEFE elm BROTHERS CO.,
Nos 40 and ~ Niliamst new Il ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

"bfr. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has an impress
dcnted vita since my have ascertsnedf"
nsrits This the time, ia thyhve years. drug sna'
ness t,. adorsei medicine FOR intrinsic good aus'
tea know il gives the greatest sailcon 20 parents and
sordrg relief aud Quietude without any unpleasant
eeee.s attending is use.
"GEORGE A. FOWLER afGulfosd"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

DARTNER WANTED.-A Manufacturer, en-
Il gaged in on established business iayoably ocsed
anxious TO D n branch house in NewYoIk desires AC
TIVE PARTNER with from $4,000 to 10000. Name Of
manufacture AID al desred inoImaion win DO given by N
II. FARLIN No. 100 LibeIty-St.. NewYozk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

TOR SALE-A l0ng-established DRUG ard
IL PRESCRIPTION STORE; well stocked, situated on
prominent Of Of the psAsntes avenues up town
chance foT desrous OF gng in business Trte
of the s- class. Address Box No. l26 Tribune Once with
name. residence, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

NETWORK AND ERIE SECOND MOkI
~ aAGE HONDs-WoIders Of these Bonds, not yet ~
tended for twenty years requested 70 present TIER
BONDS without delay at the Office OF tie company a. te
viii receive par aud interest for their bonds from parties VINO
are wiling extend hem % presenting the a. cara Vhee
On TF SHAY .nd THURSDAY OF each week, at from ~ TO
~ O'clock until the lst day o. December.
New.York Nov. 8, ls6l.
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,TUING NEW.-DOWNER's PATENT

COMETHING UNEMPLOYMENT PATENT
~ HEMkIRR and SHIELD foI aodsewing is Just the
thing" using the needle compile ely protects The
finger and makes and uniform hem One-haif the labor
sewing saved by us tis remarkably simple and novel
iuyenon Sople receipt OF 25o Descriptive cir
cusrs sen. free. Ny agents wanted syerywhee)
making ~ per month selln, this useful Article. liberal
discount the trade A. H. Do NHBR, No. 4i2 Broadway
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Chances for Dugiaess Glen.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY. - The GOOD
IA WILL, STOCK aud FIXTURES Of an OldestablisEed
The business Is Thoroughly established aud in su ope
stiou To party with esIial OF 1890 or 5000 his
year without difficulty. Address y. A. r. Box No. l6J2.
7. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

DECISIONS, BOUNTY-MONEY, and PAY
procnredf er Soldiers Widows and Hes nom The United
ssteB on apple alton 10 person or by letter 20
GfO WOObMAN, No. 30 Pine st.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD;1For Alba A. "A:

IT UUoUN NV Ok NAILhUAIJ.-FO OF NIIDA-
i 4 ny and TROY, CONNECTING WIFI TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From Cbsmhe.f.st. From Slh-st.
Trpress and n a. m and 3l72S ll)0 a. NJ aud 3:S and
~ aud ) p. $3.50 p. m ,
Troy eld Albany with sleep O:i3 Sunday ineluied)
ngclT), l0:l5 p a
Poufhkcepsie train al $50 O. and 10 and t29 p
ard ard $3.50
Peezskil usiu $50 y. m. 5.3 p. m.
slug Sing tain. $50 am, $50 g. in add $50 p m
y.
4 b. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

We have spoken OF this Syrup og the benefit Of our ead
who parou.. We know it, good value. and have a.
pereueed some Of the rich blessings which result from
user-Rev Sylyunus Cobb, Boston Christian Freeman"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Passenger ss,Ien in E.v.Yorh, cor s7lh.. and ,h.v.
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6leamboats allo Railroads.

TOR NORWALK, DANBURY, &c. Inc
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aid SATURDAY, at J
o'clock r. m Fare 70 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT snd FALL niyER-Ihe splendid AID superior
every TUESDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY at
o'ciack p r.. sud the EMPIRE STAT, Capt BTsyon on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY. s4 O'clock p. ~,
from Pier 80. ~ H.
Hereafter viii he regarded a. secured 20 any s
rllesut ~ tl the shall have beci paid Tor.
Fezh Boston forw ard u through with great dispatch
by an Express Freight lrain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

We will teach our "SvsY" 10 say. "A BLsssaHs
on Mas. wIssLow"-for helping her to survive
and escspe the gripping coickins and teehiog ssess'
We confirm every word set forth in the PROSPECTUS IL
performs precisely what processes to perform every pss
off-no.hing less Away with your Cords" PsesOrc.'
"Drops,, "Lsudanum," snd every other Narcotic" By
hch the babe {, drugg,d into stupidity and rendered dan
and iiotic foE hie
We have Mrs Wia1low-krow her only hroutk
the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing five had the power, would make her. she L.
ply steal savior to the infsat race.
Rev C. z. weiser, to the Gernaa Reformed Mssssur
gen." q. ChambeuEburg, Pena.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
TINTED STATES AGENCY for
NATIONAL LOAN.

UNITED STATES AGENCY Tor
NATIONAL LOAN.
OFFICE OF KRTCHua, Sox Co
No. 40 Exchange place. }
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED for the NATIONAL
OAK Jeaug interest at the rate Of 80 PER CENT per
naynpe 10 order Of sub rber, directed and OF
annnn, ly can ow be had Shs Office i'm
odisre upou deposit therefor In gold or current iugds
oder om the coanty accompanied by Cheek snpPea oy
fe5 TTWy9o I'VE TREASURY NOTES RECEIVED "a, At
PAR hNO INTEREST IN PAnMbNN,r :, E0r naH
ABOVE n-1i.->.S 1--------------
TgIO HOLDERS of LA CROSSE and NIL
4 yvEUKEF RAILROAD SINKING FUND BOZ d ,; -
so.ied nono- a Tor the sale Of TEN (gl Va Az
Nil WATfKTE RAILROAD, EASTERN pNiolon,,
SISKiNG FUND BOEDS Of COS each o. any ess -
win se Ra ogHs, isd OA14y 70
Was rnt the q day Of December ls6i a. IL oclocN NJ
Nov lssIg6l JOHN A. STEWART Secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO the
~ HOLDERS Of the RIVER LINE BONDS lhCOhb
BONDS DIVIDEND BONDS, aud BILLS PAYABLE OF
The CLEVELAND ard PITTSBURGH *. H. 20, VINO
wish 10 avail themselves OF the forms proposed by the
ompeny that hooks will remain open for the pirpoo
~ tns.ine Exchanges M ti Dec. 81. 1861. -,.,,,,
The NEW MORTGAGE BONDS OF the COMfANf
viii be d.yered In exchange for the above mentioned ssen
tie. AZ anv Il before the day specified by H. T. hlNOsEi
a, No Is WisIs NewYok, OF at the ONCE OF the c~l
aany In Cleveland Ohio -, ,.,,o,, n,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

:. uw.. about 81 o'clock Saturday morning. rs
~. tyajs was slowly moving over sno 'a.,,v sred
:hs locomotive aud pnsseugerrar W. osrds thst
,,co, nv A continuous hoe OF ar.'ea Vaiio, sfer
r,,d hs seen orouchiug In the nnaerorusr. ~ res
siisv yvss fred tho ,hos cr,-sing tn,Vae n.f ,,s
rs,csr 10 The equal n 'tori-huent anu non the
nd;nS tenants Tley threw themselves IT,
& md almost miracui0ntly escaPen unnua 40; h
1ov' 1o..nIv rojscreants were ranged n eqo"usl We
aes y, tbirtv men in each, the whole extthuls po'
w." W. sn eighth OF mile paaiel TO ,ne tracs' De
SUI and below them were ds 'overeo toei, noiss,
youI sSdled and hr led for the base co~ses Co o"p
resu and dec should their sccnndrelsm meetis proper
"WS,n train had passed snd the firing ceasea anu
se n.seenQors were heiug buried from the ioeii y,
.tev ssv ,ber assaauts about $50 in number emerge
s,on tho woods and gaze af or them from 'nc VIC"
rlsia. , a. ,ooorOo,;ve snd nearly
-, n,any the passenger car I ehOts were buckShot,
ia pnd pistol BALI and slags. The volleys were
Sst concentrated toward The locomotive, and theh OF
yscod Jointly upon that AMI the car nAIned, wle sonc
shots were Cir d upon n G freight car. "
Why this indserrinaily ly dasiard and most miserSo
mean sfrooyi Ii is eoDectur'd that the speeiai 0p
seet yas 20 aesssinste the engine r, because III Wy
%schsrge OF lis legitimate duty be had conveyed
S,osrican iroors over tie road. Happiy be was not
S ms ysro Of the heue, oil Mt inienione cherst eo
4, his behalf, sad bad tax the pfeeaquou OF eon'
rnoios for himself bresstwork of toasn h
a. tbns {oilod the nfatuatiun and oiaoohsm on 'he
ne ,hn. ',su. A'''' lSt. Louis DEM, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

The MOVEMENTS OF PRiScE NAPoLEos.-YesteE-
day Prince Napoleon and suite paid visit TO the
Isand Institutions under the conduct Of Simeon Draper
esq; subsequently be dined with Mayor Wood OF his
residence near Bloornngdale To-day the Prince wiz be
entertained by the members Of the Union Club. Owing
70 the expected arrival Of Mr Lincoln in whoS
appears ia to call upon the Princess Ci0thnds' the
Imperial party have delayed Their sS'. 70 NaAiA i0r
sevsra days beyond the time first fxed This evening
|, IN expected that tho Orchestra Of the Academy OF
Music in behalf OF the italian residents OF this ei'
will ssrenade the Princess at the New-York Hotel
About o'clock last evening, the Princess as''naes
Nv the Duchsss dAbranxs and another lady, WIZ
several gentlemen Of Prince Napoeons 'nI'e, s'a ="
extended visit to Ball, Black & Co.'S PS'acs 0l |ya'
on Broadway, and were shown seoa' .-' quo ,,o
ment by Mr.. Monroc. Before their daS'uv' '"'
P,inoess purchased several magnificent diamond set
tins. among which wsss nsckIsces bracelets e'''''
pins, &C.