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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

yFyHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
j sTEANsHIy O0niANY ...DA tsp.,aAass tssu psss,
Z" ''' p''''''' ''''G ss:s E' S
CITY q MANCHESTER. ...'......... Scv.Ds., =
KANGAROO. December H.
CRY 81 WASHINGTON psss%ser
CITY kA q n a. rassIdE IRON NEwYoSS
s.eon-es, ss6 and e3 according to st.,eroom
tr.n ph.S. Phi. and Liverpool and found 10 Provision
'fE IL s' G "s s.:i .s es
zach vessel esss an Ipe,enee4 Surgeon
s of p irpy% JSaE q DALE lsjj, Aren't
ISABEL coRris, No. ID s,e.dx.y: N:.,Yoil:
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNITED STATS NAIL sTEASLRs.-Ths 'hip. com
'' AII4STics Capt oIIy., Eld1.lss
Ts.. ot. TIC f Ssa sa 1 Contract expressly for tn.
Government services earehs' besn .Lsn IN their con
aud ihsir passengers unequ.ed fOr
Price Of ps...se from New York to Liverpool cabin
ESQ second DO, s7a From Liverpool 70 Me-. YerI
NJ s.s b. sea1ss as H. S &
have 20 to :v.s c,1 .,i iT ~.
III o. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
1896 wEDsfsSsT s
F'' hesf r6 q PsRi, X .rp8yt IrHs No Sc w.
BROWN SH1PLEY Co., Liverpool
STLYHEH KESNARD Co,
No p Austin Ffisrs London
B. O. WAINWRIGHT Co., Paris
The Of tbese ships will not be accountable for sod
silver bullion specie .~sry precious stones or meta W.
eIpIessed therein
EEw.YopK LIvrRPooL L. .. n 3 3. CO, W.lh,
NIw.YosK, Nay p, 1888.
NOTICE.-The rate Of Freight by the Steamers
~ line from Liverpool reduced 70 "a per t1n mea
ureDens, until further notice. L. X COLLiSs
NEW LINE Of NETWORK and LIVER
IN POOL PACKETs-PArRIOTIC LINE This ne viii
p.ed Of the fOlcwns new and fr,tel..' Aip w
HENRY CLAY....1, 800 tuns. Capt. DAVID Csultns
CALBOUN.......20O0 tsns.. Capt Daniel II. Truman
ORIENT. 900 tuDs.. Capt Georges Hill
ELLEN AUSTIN. 2 900 tuns. Capt VIM H. Gsrrick
Tie above hps have been recently built and are the largest
the trade They commanded BY
gentlemen Of experience and sbty Their accommodations
very superior snd eIerton will be made to promote
the Of and the csnvsnence Of shppes
For freight passage spply 10
sPO7fORD TILEsTON Co., No. q Broadway.
Agents in Liverpool, .
C. GRiMsHAw Co, F,. 10 Goree- pis1ss'.
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Daints, Oils, GLASS, &r.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning and ma
N sbnery; free gum burns brightly does not crust the
vti Is1 COBTRN PURE TALLOW OIL, which vii
sstwesr Sperm, colder weather and burns we'll WsI
rented as above. Barrels 30 70 40 gallons OH!y Agent JOHN
w QUINCY, No. SO Wnham-st.
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CYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with Express Trains the NewYork and
Erie Railroad. ,,.
On and sf,er MONDAY Oct %, and until further notice
Psssepser Trains will follovs Sundays excepted
Leave New. York from pier foot Of DuAnet st N VA
Buffalo EIyre.-connecipg At BnghAmton with Express
Train for D. rscuse. p,...,o,
With Express Train for 3yrsxuse and Oswefo. 70,
E.SYo1I az Erie Road W. b. GILBERT, SoPt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

IN stsr AosSsy, Sow lssa ssd sss fssshx soess
P.s.eseI uys vim .sye P,er fot Of Danss fsB9wsvA
BUFFALO EXrREss, st 9 - q fr Ds1Na
DUEKIRK EXPRLBs Q: $50 . m, for Durkfk
MAIL, s:lss for Dun thk and Buffalo and ntene&ste
stsaLps Passengers BY Tram vii nsbt
0vefo ssd proceed the reIt mrrning.
CHICAGO EXPRE IS, 81 10 N, for Dankirk
ROCKLASD PASSENGER, 800 p from foot Of
Cbsnbel vis Piernoni, ios safern's and tn:esuesss
asfiopa
WAY PASSENGER a: 4 p m for Sevboreh sni MiAIe-
tov and in ediz:> stafiobs.
NIGHT EXPRESS Gt;p D. m, for Danhirt Ald Bsgso.
EhIGRANT ~ p for DunAirk sDa BsfIo and Inferno
date rsiiops
LXCEPTED.
These Express TrsIs Elnir7 viii the EinrA
Capandarns and Nsxul Fails Railroad Tor NAsA8 Falls 1t
BDehsmon with the syrseuse AID BnahAtou RLlrosd for
Syracuse Coruips with Buffalo, Cornips and Hewfork
Railroad, fer Rocbeter At Gr,a; Bend 9Th Delaware Lsoks
wanna and Western RA'irosd fr BerEnton Buaslo aud
Duptirk with the Lske Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cin<D
nail, Toledo, Detroit Cticaso lie.
D. {. hcCALLuM, Genera Ssrerin:e adent.
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DENNsYLvANTA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic catses With
Western Northwestern and South western States cor
nuous Railway This Road also Pseuruh
daily line Of Steamer ~ ports In the Wessea vsss
and Cleveland and Sandusty with steamer 70 81 Pors on
North Lake. making the most direct cheapest -
reliable route BY which TREi0HT can Be fOrvGde< 10 md
the Great West
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH:
PIssT CLASS Boots Shoes, Hats and Csps )ooc.ns ~
Books Dry Goods lin bo1es bales and uunksl, I no n
Druss IN boxes and bAes) Feathers, Furs ke..
SEcoSp CT Ass-Do nestle Sheetine, shifting and -
TiekiDe in original bales Drufs I'm casss tAd- scsnHf
Leather lin rolls or boxes, Wool and Sheep loo 10
Pes Eastward, &c.................
Third CT is-Anvlls etee, Cbrns I'm easks) (S,.n.u
Hemp Bacon and Pork sLted loose or In saei'l i1e D.
ToulTH CLAss-Cofee. Fish, Bacon, Beet snd
Polk I'm casks boxes, EAs'vGd), Lard and % cents
Lard OIL Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay, TAI, 100 10.
Pitch, Rosin, kc..........',..''"',.''''
TLCun Ell y Dbl until farttsr notice
GRAn-SO cents y 100 n until further notice - -,
CorroE&2F bale net exceeding 500 weight unh iaT'nef
notice xn,,,,,,
euar 10 NAH the package "Vs Pennsylvsns Railroad AL
Goods combined the Agents Of this Rosd fnAdsphn or
Ptts buYsh VIII BE- forwarded without detention
FaEsHr AsgErs--HsyTs Wormley Co, AeUphis, Tenn !;
r. r. Sass Co, 81 Louis g. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ind Dumeai, Bell Co, and Carter : seven, Louie
vins Ky B. c. MedIum, MADISON Ind spnsuAn Brown
md irwin Co, CmcnH.... w. Graham Co.. z.nesvlle
Ohio Lssch -. No. s. kAby Boston; Leech CO.. No
A-.or house, w.YoIk, No. Williams and No BAT
tery-plsce York T. Saeeder Philadelphia AASrs~
Rooms Baltimore; Geo C. Fr.ncscns Pittsbufsh
H. j. LOMBAERf Superintendent. Altoona Pa
,k..I
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DEM YLVAAIA Observation-Disclosures
III DAILY TERQIIGG TRAINS RETMEEN RBllA-

i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHIlA-
DELPHIA and PITTsBURGH.-rhe MORSlE0 n L
ITALY leaves Phlsdslphia for PistsbuTEh "a NJ nd
leaves Piftbsrsh for Philadelphia The FAST LINE
les.s PHILADELPHIA. fo5 PtsssIsh =, " q I'D Ps.saT5s
leaves PhisdepAa er Pittsburgh u -, nd Ptssbargh
for Philadelphia 81 30 p
rom ST. Lout, Mo- Anon, GSlsnA nd Chicago, nlnos
ssn hs e as aaa'f S,s.sa
Springfield Beleontane ssnAn.L, Toledo, Cleveland Co
Irrbsa ZAne.vl~ kasuion Wooster Ohio; With ths
packet from ssa To HevoesAs, St. Louis Loxs
Vile nd Cincinnati
For fube sJticulsrs see hsndbs the hesh Of this city
Passenger VII this shortest most sxpsSoos snA
comfortable route between the East and Wet
hrouah ekets be bad o. either Of me
pieces o the West, Of
J. h SUITS, Agent New jersey Railroad Go, toos Of
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Ps,n'yivAnia R.lrosd Co,
No. 4Astor House, Brosdvay Newton.
u-ywt ian isH Phlsls,eas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of EswYsrk notice 10 hereby gwen 70 ~
pXr,ons having csms against the eetStc Of LOUISA Il
USHER City Of Ycrh Widov deecssed "
crescent hs thereof the sasece1 81 the
oaee Of C. p. De Witt No. IS Sssssas' In the CITY o.
E.w.lsrk, OF before NE zh dsy OF January heA-Dses
NewNorh, The I'd day Of July, lsS ~rr,,vo
W. ,.rsnTps Executor &c. Of Louisa r. Fisher
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w-s NIILos, Aa ,tioDee1-By W. 5. MaLLoR.

TyHIs DAY, Tuesday Dee. 9, at IL o'clock, at
,.l,uoon Nos - and is Parkrow VII b. sold 10 pay al
.,e,s superior toned rosewood all oil
vki,l are fully the when sold At private sAe
shs ,,p large Pier MIRRORS French pss with ch gold gut
Yunss So by 81 sso. several Pier Mirrors 10 rosewood
1nm., choice Oh Paintings by Coates together
i,h an entire richly decorated French China Vases
Tea Set. psed Tea Sets Casters three gold hunting
..se Wateh.s he The y hols for absolute sale.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Iorh Nosies nsrsny svsn 70 ~
n.rons h.,ips claims asainst JOHN Darby late Of the
ty Of deceased to present the sane w,ts vor e
era TO the Subscriber the once Of JAMES w.
WHIT No 81 Liberty street, in the City " New Yoh 90
or before the Twelfth day Of March De1t-Daisd Sew'f"a
ssisvSGTu JOHN DARLEY E1eester Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

THE POLITICAL WORKS or HORACE SMITH AND
JANIS SMITH. limo. pp. 4h Macon Brotser"
Tho poems Of these celebrated English humori'ts
now appear in collected American edition for the fret
time. They cannot fail to receive cordial welcome
from our coun,rymep who not apt to turn the cold
SHOULDER on any authentic pretensons to fun and saI
casp. OF cour,e the world. reno Wned" Rejected Ad
drestes occupy conspicuous place in the volume but
they ere Aarked and kept in countenanoe by host OF
bghter eu,ons most Of which are no less pquant than
graceful Mr.. Sargent has edited the volame with his
Characteristic fidelity and taste His biographical
sketches Of the brother authors full Of interest ard
will be new 10 many readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-09

by Greer Of God Free and lniepenIsnt parsons
tr.re.ted the estate Of SAMUEL ENGLE Tue City
York seeeased s creditors esa,ees kin
greeting: You each Of hereby cited
and CURED personally 10 Be and sppe bfore Surrogate
the County OF New York ~ his office toe City SewYork
on the 2s OF January peI ~ II O'clock In the forenoon
TIA, then and there 10 s'tend the sns OF the
account proc~ednes OF HIRAM OSTRAsDER, exeest
al IA, Last VIII and Testament Of said deceased
In whereof have causet the Seal Of 0ce Of said
Surrorx'e TO be hrrruute sfixed Witness, ALEXAN-
DER w. BRADFORD, ESQ.,, SarToga.s Of said
H. sCouIy the City Of New York the "a day OF Decen-
beE the year Of our Lord thons.nd eixht hundred
and city elk A. W. BRADFORD, ssrros4:e
AalsulGIu
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CHE BRITISH AMI NORTH AMERICAN

TIME BRITISH ami NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
VkoN sEw-yoRK 70 LivERro
Second CABIN fastss'ss
rEoM BOsIos TO LiEsPooL-
Sc. nd Cabin fsssstc. .'....'''''''''s-' u
IN. ,lius FROM Boston oA ~ H.lAN
IN ~ Go Iudkin, CANADA. Csct. Lsns,
.o.pfa 80. A AMERIG A, Capt McsDen,
~. 90. 4 a Io,, NIAGARA Cap Ryrte,
ITPlCA Can't shannon, EUROPA OsP' tshol
no. vessel, carry clear whs hight At mAshe"'i sA On
s,.rbo.,d bo.i red on port bow ,,,,,.. H.. N ,sH
TFRsIA Yorh Wedr osdy DsS !, ,ss
aaIpIA 500, leaves Rosion, Nedoestay D>l u, -,
AgRiI leaves YVfb, WoinssS-y Dc ~ 100"
nsttks secured until Psd NJ
Aa s1pelisl s,d surgeon bard. III. a., n,h
The o~p.u Of lLs,s ship, VII, not h. acc Soo'ase %
slss Bs,nop, Specie Jewey, Ps.,s"' S,Ssss % ,s.si
sAe,eis sxpItss<e
V e V%NARD, Ne Bovine r'es>
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NsmTprk DAILY 1.ibm,re
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

SGD onAIN FOR THOUGHT AND DISCUSSION: A
Compilation. BY krI ANA c. LOWELL zvos, LIMO
Tfeknor L Fields
Although these volumes are made up Of collection
of agmentary extracts they are pervaded and formed
into a concrete whole by active principle of inteec
tual unity. The passages of which they consist have
not been thrown together at random on account OF
merely aesthetic or rhetorical relations but from their
,piritua Abilities with each other, and with the mind
Of the compiler. Hence they possess the symmetry
and vitality of an original composition. Their con-
struction shows arbitrary or occidental element
Every paragraph made to bear upon the great point
which has furnished the motive to the work. II, in
fact constitutes treatise on the higher educ aton OF
humanity. Man is considered a. the pupil OF lohbhe
Wndom, and his reason, faith and nobler instincts -
the means by which he apprebends the teachings OF
the Divine School The whole range Of moral duty,
the conditions of happiness and the methods OF uni
vesa culture illustrated by series Of appropriate
extr.>ts from the profoundes wrteI in our language
Amons the names which give more Than common au-
thoity to the work treasury of wisdom and beauy
we will mention only jeremy Taylor, sn fhomh'
Browne. Henry More, Cudworth, Ruskin, Hare, Ster'
ling, wilkinson ssley, Carlyle, Emerson The sue
cessful plisbment of Q work OF this character
rare intellectual merit. II far better deserves our
thanks and admiration than most of the productions
which claim to be original, but which only echo the
voices of the pat, without due acknowledgment No
ole could have executed il in the manner OF which We
have here an example, without the soundes cultivation
and admirable good sense and lofty standard of char
acter Tie orly fault of the book is the want OF an
index Of Names which we uust viii be supplied ID
iltule edition.
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w. r. McLLos.
gUyUIG DAY. Dec O. at lOI O'Clock, at saiesrOOm,

II . a
Nos rs and Is PAkrnw, mortsase SAFE OF 80 no
1OUeTHOLD FURNITURE, oOnsistiDs ot Tapestry Ms 10
,sin Cspe Royal wntoo And Theepy d. ic,te ooso,s ~.
I.sb BoOlease sat Chsrs one ~.
49, carved ro.ewood Suite nsds In GERMANY, cost $685.
r'.oue Bske Hair and Straw b.ttIesses dining room Arm
SA.Ir. Co,psDss Window aims Ccts large lot Of B,ofs
and Standard Works two second band Piano
lie TIE whole BE- sold without reserve BY order Of
-.,,,,see Catalogue morsDg Of sale
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WHALING AND FISHING. BY CHAsLn. Nosphop
limo. Up. SIS. Cincinnati: Moore, "k.eh' hey' = 80
M. Nordhoff here gives bic name to the scenes Of
descriptions Of nautical life, OF which hs volume
forms the completion. HE Man of-WaI Life and
Merchant Vessel" won an instant and welldeseryed
popuarty on their fret publication. Thspresent work
describes different phase in the experience Of the
sa,or but shows the zane familiarity with nautical
affairs, the came spirit Of genial goedhumor, and the
came power Of natural and easy description, which
characterized bis former productions. 1t remark
able feature OF Mr. Nordhos pictures OF sea-fe, that
while they abound in faithful and vivid deioesoons'
they avoid the glowing and seductive oolors which
serve to dazzle the fancy of landsmer, and to foster
the delusion that sailors berth has superior charms
to the quiet old homest I'd. He always however en-
tiers into the spirit Of the scene with inhnite zes and
appears TO be perfectly at home in the fo'eca'le On
the main deck or in the whale-boat-
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@fean 6tsamers, 81
EOR CALIF X N l A -
Hxw-roaK AND BAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LIN

YRICIS GREATLY REDUCED.
The new Docks At Virgin Bay, and Of San Juan del SUI ere
s completed The will hereafter lay o. the whsrves
A. ,,s,ivs freight thus avoiding all exposure IN
small bosts- - 4, rpyyrssrr go r
n. New and Splendid Steamship TENNESSEE Capt z.
Got Of BeschsL, Nerth rive, for SAN JUAN pr NicAnA
Qua on WEDNESDAY. Dece mber ~ NJ . Tsiocs "A, u
coaoret with the steamer SIERRA NEVADA, ICON BAN
IVAN DEL SUR on the Psohc. fos San FkANCtsOO
Pxs,spseIs sesthiss and cheapest 4use
Yiy pounds Of e. >Dowed esch passenger Ne cents
'~'f"e' b" 'EHAs MORGAN sOua
No. z hoNlinl Green. IL u.
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N HINcUANCC OF III Vfutr OF tDe SufrtQQ<
Of the County Of New York notice 10 hereby Given
persons having elaine against GIDEON OSrRANDER late u
lie City Of Esw-Yerk, deceased, present the With
vouchers thereof 70 the sabserbs Lis Office No. 10 Bo~sy
In the Of New York before the 7th A.rci
psIt-Dsted Nsv-forh the 18Th day Of ssptem e<r 1854
sIs lsw6nTu ISAAC WARD Executrr.
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leaai Notices.

At. sURROGATE's COURT, held in and for
"A the County New Yoh. the surros.iss oaee In me
y fsI iRa 'sGo sF.DfoRp Mater q q.
F I:;e' a. sss as
81 sf' c f s STYSff n. 4. c;
E.:e Of III. ' for The payment s.
ordered that all persons interested In the estate OF the sd
ssn;s SPi NsHYs Il. s: IL Cry
p. @ d of 1y ,s zen eao. Why .assoy should
gwen 70 As .Sd H. ia Ssops sy1s
'':;t !: ~; be 81 sis
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of County s'.xi Sss ii.sI IL. to
e. City d:s.::.s Z S.:::n,s ne 3; ;- % rA
"a ~ e As6G;i ls xsmin...o,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of h csSn IF .:n.s sks
f & H. 20 e. .S,. N No. Wen
street in the city New York bsf,s the .wsl day
IN l.vsmru. Mails Z Jacobs. dssessed
IN F Pursuance Of an order of the Surrogate
cocp rSs; sos s:rfs ca 3. s
SS: h.s' .C~ 5see::.a
aeI,of TO :oS..IS,i =. osoe q 3 MssiH. VI !,
on or before III. dsy Of February ne.tDssd New"
York the eleventh dAJ Of August, 1tto
sul2iswomTu FRANCiS CLOssAN, h1e<etof.
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County NswYork notioe V hereby gvsn 70 e
hsvns claims asspst the Of DANIEL EbbElS
IL. Of he City fewYosk deceeS yresent the ssIae
Win vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBER the e9ce Of hrn
Sniths No Wallst In the City Of New YORK. On or b.
fore The twelfth day Of DsocDbsr ls.tDsfsd 1s
S,th d., of Jane lsA EkERsON RHODES,
jeie lswtmTu tAecnos-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of III. County Of NewYorh Notice 70 Aeshy svsu TO ~
h.vins claims asnst JOHN Darby late Of the
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of tAe Surrogate d
Ae Cssnsy Of NsvYeIh .c<iss hssssy ~. 70 q @:
sops ksviss eistms aeAnss NARY 0UNEO so OILED NARY
LARG0AARsSRo iste ofsAs ty ofNev-Ycrs Sscsase& 70
eres<nt the sane .nh vVs<Aess thereof he ss = 10
sraaenee No Il Hesterst the Gay Of New YorH u
i<Sre 3oth day az narsA D~ied New.York
day Of e<P<sEbu. lso6 ANTONIO 6TNOOCHfo.
= IsvAmTu ExsestoS
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of N~vYosh sotsse hervsy oven ~ al
rerors having sans sesns, the LstAie Of THOMAS MONA
CHAN Of the City Of New YorA pe.sst
anne With vouchers thereef suhscrter q his psenre
No s Third street. In the City Of before the
tv,ny-shud day Of February nexI-Da;eA NEWEST tAs
ssh,eent n day Of Aufus', ls4
ASDREw r. JAcKMAN,l
PHEIIX HART Erection
sis lsvsnTu' MATHEW MONAGHAN
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SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS FOR WORKNEN.

The other super orty the Swedish system, lies in the
adyantse oersto mechanics and abores. 10
Swedish town, not larger than Bridgeport for instance
Won rd an ever ing school, where mechanics can learn
drawing. modelling, or the practical application OF the
natural sciences, without any expense. visited one
in sto. khom in which Mr.. siljestrom Is much inter-
ested wh oh was truly School Of Art" There werS
in j, beautiful aster models # Greek sculpture, and
tas eef- Of Italian ststusry, and Of the beet OF Dan
ism has re ief-thsn which modera ar has nothing more
pure ard casical-beside plaster casts Of heads frag
uepts Of hmbs, d henstesl blocks, and archiectu
raj ornaments from which 10 d. sw and 10 model. An
original device struck here Of nstural foresteaves
arranged 10 draw or mold from. AL this with lessons
and teachers IN the ans, lectures chemistry and
the tcis nces s open every evening for labOrng men
and women. The consequence il, AZ in France, yoa
have a Glaze in Sweden. which America has not, 81
aytseps cf tase-artistic mechanics, men and women,
who show ingenuity and tasteful originality IN TIE
manufacture Of furniture the decoration, panui AMI
fIe,eoirg Of rooms the making Of comm)n ware AMI
imph LIS. Things which you are Obliged to buy Tor
house an the shops without ordering, have MT that
hard awkw0d, angular look. that they have with u.
Then these schools provide the women With new ani
beautiful mesbs Of hY,lhood-the arts 81 dssigG;n5
painting drawing and the applying Of science 10 mar
uactrre.
Such ,chcols Tor abcrsI. eIs. al through 9 veden
asd Norway.
II 10 Truly SisgJace that them America should
b. 80 sI behind Except the ssesbsnt Schools Of De-
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NEw.YopK AND LvEHPooL L. 8. n ). 3. Co. S. W.ila,|
| NEwYosE, Nay y, 1888.
| NOTICE.-The rate Of Freight by the Steamers
~ line from Liverpool reduced a per t1n meas
| ufemens until further notice. L. X COLLlSS
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TOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMd-
l. WEEKLY H. 8. MAIL LlNE.-The steamship SO yfh-
FRKER capt L NJ Murray, viii leave Pier No 4 N H. on
WEDNESDAY Dee. 10, ats O'CLOCK m, psesSsseiy; r%
apply board where al bs Of sing Viii De nsnSe
and Tor f.,ssse AZ the Office of sPOFFORD TiLESToN
Co No 70 B,osdw.y. The NASHVILLE will succeed and
have on SATURDAY, Dec. Is The fsvorite steamer CALI
LIMA nlke regular trips 70 the VARIOUS lAndnss on me
J.hns River FLORIDA connecting with the So smeis ron view
Yorh, and having Charleston every TuCSDAf' i"ouso
Midi. 10 IsclsonNrle &Sl. 10 PilAla $S.
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Re,.slL ~. Wrsrcory, AuotAssses.
uLNT HOUSEHOLD .TIIHNTURB q

uyIFGANT HOUSEHOLD FUHNIUhB ~
kIuCrIOR ct No to1 West zieLst = few doom 80 g.
1s - sy., IHURSpAY Dee Il ~ oc ,oss S.mt
EIsJCOfT will cell D. eatajoSoe The entire spien dd rsns
s.re 81 be house: Rcsevood rsror Di.nsosm
- CHsmksr Furniture oh Cap~ts spendSd ro>cwoSa
S,.,s Forte eostly Vases CHI 6yerwse bronset
- Monks Art sssh have seldom, ever ban
n hish be found In The Express AID HerSd
a ne the morning Of sals vhieh WI ~ P,ea,e.
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NETWORK and LlN EhIOoL 49, ~
IN STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS for LIVEhPooLr,
Tbs u. s, NJ stesmsh p ATLANTIC, Captain Edndse .r
ssIst with the u s. Mails for Europe positively on 81
bDAf, December 20 IL O'Clock from her berth ~ INC
Of Canals. The .tesmrr, 81 this line Improved
vssftlsh buishesds for freight passage having nn
eqpAed accommodations for elegance and comfort Apply 10
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. 50 Wllst
Passengers requested 70 b. bOarl II All letters
ssst pass through the Post Once any others will Be
psturped
KerICv-The Of freight from Liverpool 20 New York
reduced rour Pounds tun .nt farther
Sss
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA fof
HI LIVERPOOL.-Tbe PERSIA, c. H. p Judhns Com.
sapds yin the with the mails and Psssehse
&I Europe on WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst steamer ~s si
49,, s,,h an. r.s.sns.r. 4. CUNARD,
$500 No. Bowling Green
Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
Land and
o II r..

OTTUMWA, IOWA.
THE SUBSCRIBER has opened Tin the
Room lately occupied by the River Land Or
cers) an Office for the
Purchase and Sale of Farms,
UM Lands and Zoun
Property.
Purchase Sale and Location
of Uarrants, Payment
Of Taxes, &c.
Being a Notary Public and having an
.4b.tract Of Titles, Town Plat, Sectional Coun-
ty Maps, aud BlGnks of every kind he will give
particular attention to the Examination Of
Titles and .Gspveyansing.
ExcHANGE-St. Louis aud Eastern bought
and sold. Collections made &C &C.
Mortgages, and LIST Glass Notes Cashed at
all times.
For Sale, Choice Farms in Wapello and Van
Buren, upon and near the river.
Wild Lands in Wapello, Davis, Van Buren,,
Polk, Green, Union. Adams, and
De; atur counties.
Qttumwa Lots. Out Lots, &C..
Also-Lands and Lots Of w. Rnddick in
Wapells, held by Decree title, for Tax of 81.
no. 3. If. JAMES D. DEViN.