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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be received
LIST day Of February for the exclusive privilege selling
drinks)
the third Exhibition Of The Meopoiisn Mechanics
opened and Both March next
The bidder him
liable style and with general decoration
He must also give satisfactory evidence Of his ability furnish sr
Giles Of the bert quality.
Address the Undersigned
once, 40l street,
Dec 81 eotFcbIt CHAs. o. STANsBURY.
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WAsaseTos UTAH. E'b be received az mS
20 be decided BY the aOih Of Juaei
CALIFORNIA.
wa, 10 YIska, lao miles and back once fortnight
Leave Orleans Bar s's W.s ssss ssgasy
Leave y'es ss s.'s g.. S asa. ss"ds,
Bids for weekly ps wi Be eoadS,sa aa a ss COM
as7a From peauna. By Bloomheid 10 i0mas 10 ~0s' ana
Leave Peiauma Tussday
ntass T +. as%a's .eSas.sas
.sza eIom % Genoa in Carson county, Utah mica
and bach, once tn ,wo weeks week ,,os.v.,7.m.
Arrive a GENOA "Wednesday BY ePmi
Lesvs Genoa every other Thursday =, 1am
s fopos a. g carry weekly Ap l. and
1854 From psn rrsnseo 70 io@6oat BAY lUaiono~n Oh
Leave sss a FqaDesco Oh ed aud ic,h of sch
Arrive a Humbod Bay lUaion,ownP % in IS soersi
Leave HUMBOLDT Bay tUnionown % on ins ON ana "
Ar1iv eat al San ss' r,ansi.eoi n ,s.
Proposals monthly @'so for weekly uip WIN DO con-
1875 From San Benarduo by Tejn, vsia aaa miles
Leave San sslnardao every Thursday allan,
Leave v.aia .very other Tha..day a,7ami
S Sds embracing MONTE and eondsd
bids commence at L0s Angeles instead OF Shn ser
os ssa a and ss' s s sss a'
Leave Tnnoad every o,hsr Monday a. az sn
h Ass s q ss'is @ss w. ossl
ss % carry oace week. bids extend to PeterAyle,
wifi rs considered. -, -, N ,
1857 Quincy, In Piunas counV,o "o''oA io'"' '
ant back, a Week
Leave Quincy Tuesday al n mo
Arrive Nelson Pc by ~ nj
Leave Point Tuesday at6ami
Bids for more o r. aasnt trips considered
OREGON TERRITORY.
1878 From Corvallis by Knney Murray Eugene CITY, Cottage
Grove aud The Fork Of Willamette, to Oakland, "
miles and back, once week
Leave Corvallis Thursday at a IN;
Arrive Al Oakland Saturday BY fpm'
Leave Oakland Thursday at q mi
n Corvallis Saturday by III.
Bids to end al 6nsaw, winchester, viii be considered
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
l74s From Cow,s Landing Fort Prairie, IS miles and
Leave Cowl,z andins every other Thursday atsam,
Arrive s. Bose se For I risin sss,y ssp Friday
Arrive at Cowltz Landing BY u No.. ,.., .c
1874 Oak Point by Boise Fort Prai' 70 Grand Mound
miles and back, once In Two weeks.
Leave Oak poiu, every other Monday at ans
Arrive Grand Mound next day by 8 pm,
Leave otner Friday M
Arrive at Oak Point next day by D p M
Bidders schedule Of arrivals and departures, and dis
ls7as From Olympia by Fort Nom onery Eaton sn
aud back weeks
Bidders schedule and distance.
a7a From Pacific City, BY Oily npa and oyseye 10 bucopo
p.ad;I to schedule and distance. 3.3
07as From sacoom City Seattle IS miles and back, oncea
,s wseS s,e,acoom CITY Saturday a,eam;
leave neave Seattle :. ses' Pdaay ats
arrive at Striacnom City by Q !. -. MN
''' p''' ,yaIa 40 miles and back, once month
Leave steiscoom CITY on the LIST Of each month;
leave For " slawaIs N sOh Of each month;
Arrive al Stei 4coom City In one week, III, .
ins with The mails FROM San Francisco California, will DO
considered.
UTAH TERRITORY.
Cedar City, by Harmony and 'no Sey' 70 san
Bidders TO state schedule and distance.
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Prompt to Duty in the Hour Of Danger.
1aiTtisth annual Ball as
p. OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY,
At Carusi's Saloon,
on MoNbAr, JAstARr 10, 1857
In honor of the Birthday Of tie iusrious DR.. Frankin
.. Honored be thy natal day,
Patriot philosopher, and sage
Thy deeds bright with gory's ray
In histoy's arcst page.
attending annual balls than
that they have been conduct
style general satisfaction The therefore
publish elaborate notice. but simply
neither pains viii be spared 10 make this The
mod ell boil bt the season.
will DO preserve the sictest decorun
given the foot and other
max them aultless.
Tickets be had Of the committee Of arrangements, OF al
the door the evening Of the ball.
#an COMMITTEE of arrangement
Robert Doyle, Ed EdmonstoD
w H. flaming, Il. r Alexander,
O. r. Crossfeid, J. ID. West,
w. NJ. stabsbury, James rosey,
John II Sessford, A. Dant
w H. Beardsley, r. g. Eckof
Dec 20-3awtl9jant
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West Jersey Collegiate school,
MOUNT HOLLY, N. J.

I
Dew SAMUEL MILLER, A. NJ, principal, assisted by we'll
IL qualified teachers Boys college business Sit
retired and heahfu railroad Buildings
ample thorough Careful
attention TO health physical and personal habits
well smorsl culture Scholars received time,
paying from the date OF
I an
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Banking House OF Chubb Brothers,
Washington, January 1, 1857. x
John D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are this day admit
partners the Banking House Of Chnbb The
firm this will composed Charles 81 Chubb,
D. Barrow aud Henry Holiness The House In Davenport Iowa.
e Charles g. j. Chubb, VIM Douga and Alexander
Jan I-dtf CHUBB BROTHERS.
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United states Mail.
posr opuor DrrARgArsE,


PROPOSALS for conveying OF the United States nom
September 1887 1885, inclusive On the following
routes In The TerrtoTte- OF oHH
aoE WAsHseTos, UTAH. S be received al me Oonuset
oil INC iom oi 'uhe ioS
90 be decided by the Goth OF June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Lord Broueham, old as he is, has lest nothing Of
that isdefateable spirit Of labor disposition to
make speeches on all sorts Of subjects and incins-
tou to lead of in new enterprises by which he has
ever been distinguished. He has undertaken to aid
in apply ing to social reforms the same method Of
treatment which has proved 50 su:cessfal in the
pby.ical sciences. With this view, he has CO.
operated in the getting up Of National A..Ocia.
" ton for the Promotion Of Social Science" 1t
originated At private meeting held at bis house in
May last and its formal Inauguration took place at
Birmingham on the evening Of the 10th instant with
speech delivered BY him.
The new society had been previously divided, alta
meeting held for that purpose, into five grand di
visions or sections, to which were committed the
respective subjects Of Juri'prudence, Education,
Reformation and Punishment Public Health, and
Social Economy. The object is to bring together
under these heads persons engaged in all depart
ments Of philaDtbropc labor, whether dealing with
moral or material interests in order to compare tho
prosress inside in the several departments, AID to
suggest hints to each other of improved modes Of
action. 1t is also proposed to follow the example
Of the British Association for the Advancement Of
Science BY selecting for consideration By the men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Nominations for important aud most responsible
Offices ore now made 90 reckessly that it seems
idle to expose or protect against Any Of them yet
there now and then is presented so nssrant case
Of abuse a. to render remonstra ace public duty.
Mr.. George G. Barnard is nominated from Tam
MANY Hall for the Office Of Recorder Of our City
q post requiring the rarest combination Of legal
ability with personal integrity. The Recorder
deals summariy with the lives aud liberties OF citi'
zens ard scjoaruev; he is the immediate and re-
sponsbe guardian Of life and property in our CITY.
None but j1rist Of established and well'earned
reputation should even aspire to this place. Dir.
Barnard we do not know; we never heard OF him
a. a practitioner st cur bar; but we are most re-
liably assured that he il but tHentyseyen or eight
years of age, formerly of Poushkeepsis, then OF
California, ard barely two years resident OF our
City. The brevity of bis stay among US may ac-
count for our ieDo'ance Of his merits; but is not
three years residence little enough for one who
a,pires to our City's highest criminal judge'hip'
and who, so far as we can learn, is no wise su-
perior to the average Of the young lawyers who
hspg about Tammsny ard the Pewter Mug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

There being no Aldermen. Councilmen and
School Officers 10 be elected in November the local
organizations are not 70 strong as they will be in
December. 1t is, therefore, very important that
our friends should redouble their vigilance at the
polls on election day. Let every County and As
.embly candidate select man to remain at erery
district and especially in the strong Buchaneer
Wards, from the opening Of the canvass to the
close, and until the last return is sealed. The In
spectOrs and Canvassers nominated on American
and Republican tickets can do ystsmstlc service
by also remaining a spectators aud watchers.
Wood has sworn to have 10000 msjoity for the
County and Charter tickets il he has to manufsc-
ture it. This is to Le done in few districts, aud
therefore every one should be watched. We pro-
poss that the Opposition candidates for County
officers and A"emblymen meet together on Mon.
day and make out q concerted list Of persons to
faithfully remain and overlook the canvass in every
district,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

We need hardly say again that we are in favor OF
q full and hearty union Of all men opposed t. the
doctrines respecting Slavery sOd its rights in the
Territories embodied in the Cincinnati Platform,
the bred Scott decision, and Buchanan's letter
affirming that Slavery exists in Kansas under the
Federal Constitution. We do not ask nor care
whether candidate last year Republican,
Sd American, or q Democrat, so long as We feel as
cured that be ia right on the Great Question which,
whatever may be the fate Of Kansas, or whenever
that may be settled is destined to divide the Coun-
try till Slavery shall be everything or nothing in
cur Government. Only assure us that candidate
for any Office is personally worthy and at heart and
in act hostile TO the Extension Of Slavery, aud we
vote for him the less freely or heartily that he
is called an American. Names are nothing; and
moot of the men chosen to the last Congress as
Americans proved as good Republicans as We
we wish to find. Let Us leave childs play to chill
dren, and look solely to practical ends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Our readers will miss the usual weekly list Of
failures from The Independent this morning, that
journal having determined to intsrmit it, publics
ton during the present disastrous crsis. Whether
this step be judicOus or not, il concerns firms Of
second rate importance chiefly, since the public is
sure to hear Of the fall Of prominent houses through
other channels. Welearn BY telegraph that Msssrs
Geo. W. Warren, Barry Il Co, well known dry
goods retailers on Washington street, and wm. A.
Brown & Co., prominent dry goods wholesale deal
srs on Pearl street, in Boston. failed yesterday.
Their fell would seem 10 indicate that the supposed
commercial relief in that city was rather apparent
han real. The firm Of Borup 4 Cakes, the Oldest
banking house in st. Paul, Minnesota has also
gone BY the board.
There are thought to be- some signs OF relief in
monetary affairs in this city. Business has con-
tracted 70 much, and merchants are so unwilling to
incur now obligations, that the ability Of some Of
the banks 10 discount is larger than the demsnd
from hrstclass borrowers.' Rates are somewhat
easier and the beet paper is negotiated with little
trouble. The stock market was active but irregu.
lar yesterday. The demand for bullion has greatly
fallen Of. In al quarters there exists disposition
70 curtal credits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Pennsylvania the most of TIE Country Bank notes
are FIVE per cent discount in Phisdelpaia bsek
paper; and these sssn three or four per cent ds'
count in our City Bark paper; which Is enc Pc,
cept. or so deprecated below specie. Ii tue 'ouna
BspIs Of Connecticut choose to eoter upon sni'
dewphill career. they can do so. ~e presume WIZ
present irnpunity; but they will thereby disable
tbeu.elve. for resumirg .hsn New York and Boz
Ton do. while they widen and deepen the existing
prjudice against oil Bank issses If they want
lau Of their State nterdictipg all bills below So
they con promote their end BY complying with the
reouest of the business men Of Norwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

or cannot do 50. With that happy discrimination
which invariably attends Judge Cssos proceeding,
BE dispatched the paper by an officer VITO was
funetus ceeio, the sheriff under whom he had been
deputy having been superseded and bis successor
sworn iD on the previous day. Gov. Walker
therefore politely laughed in the messengers face
The law Of honor" has alec been invoked. Ex-
SberiG Jones has challenged Secretary Stanton.
These items of De~s come TO us through Pro
Slavery journal, The St. Louis Republican, the
correspondent of which also communicates the de-
tails of the frauds in MCGEE County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

WAsEIssros, Thursday, Oct. =, 1851.
by the arrival of the Southern msil We have New
Orleans pspers Of the I'D, a. late o. due.
The ship Criterion reports having seen large ship
painted black, with fun poop, ashore on the Aossss
Shoal, Bahama Banks, on the 10Th inst.
The following dispatch from our New.orlesns sss@
evidently miscaried somewhere as II IL In ssms oftss
papers received by the mail, but did not come ufoass
by the telegraph:
NEw.ORLEANs, Oct. The steamship fen-
he'ser ma Hnveo from vera tiuk, -is,, VIZ .h,
rom the City of MEXICO TO the 18th ins. She brough'
s2jO 900 in specie.
"A new Cabinet had been formed a. follow: y.
Fuentez, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Jusrez, MINIS
ter offhs Interior Ruiz, Chief Justice Payne Tress
uryi sr. Condo had been appointed Minister TO Mica
isgus.
- General ALVAREZ had routed the rebels In the
South with great slaught~r.
The whole coast Cf Yucasan was in the hands Of
he revolutionists."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BOILER.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Thursday, Ud. y, Ie'''
A steam boiler in HeywMds India Rubbsr wofss
exploded this morning and the five buildings ccn''sa'
ing the works were destroyed. Two hundred psope
were a. work in the establishment At the time. Msoyoi
the girls jumped on, Of the Window and some OF than
we're injured, but not very seriously Tho boiler was
thrown three hundred feet and n its carried
away the side Of . house where the family were 81
breskfst. Two Of the workmen severely injured.
but IT Is hoped not fatally The oss Is ~, ooo which
il insured in New York. The cause Of the explosion
was the lack Of water In the boiler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

The N. Y Times adds to its praises Of Walker
for rejecting the impudent fraud Of the Oxford
bogus vote, the following:
Gov. Walker is entitled to the more credit for the
spirit thus manifested from the fact that the treat.
ment be has received at the hands Of the Free-Sate
men, since the commencement Of his administration,
has been neither generous nor just
Believing this charge utterly unsupported BY
facts, we take issue with il, and ask The Times to
answer these questions:
l. Did not Governor Walker commence his official
career by Proclamation or Message, in exposition
of bis views and purposes, surcharged with the
bittere,t hostility to the Free-State psrty'
II. Was it not bis official duty to have fairly aP
portioned the Territory for the new LEGISLATURE
And did he not fail to perform that duty, thereby
throwing the Apportionmept into the hands OF the
Pro- Slavery heads Of the bogus Legislature who
as must have been expected-nade it as unfairly
and upusty dsadvantsseous to the Free State party
as possible
III. Did not Gsv. Walker evince deadly hatred
TO the Free. State men in launching Proclamation
and Army sgsinst Lawrence for nothing but having
resolved to constitute Municipal Government on
Ihe pIlnclplo vi Il oPuioi OV'oieiS"v wv
which. if an ofeuse at ALL should have been cor
rected by resort to legal process through the Court
and not to armed force except in enforcement Of
the decisions Of such Courts 7
w. Did not Gov. Walker wrong the Free-State
men in taking an open and active part against them
in the late Election, and declaring that Leaven-
worth County must and should be carried against
theml
V. Did he not do them wrong in asserting and
proclaimiDg the right Of United States soldiers
to vote at this Election, in opposition to the die
tates of Obvious proprety and the provisions OF the
Kansas. Nebraska acti
vi. Was not the poll at Kicispoo, held under the
personal superintendent of Walker, maaifesty
fraudulently one And is it not plain on the face
of the returns that the excessive and illegal vote
thrown here has thrown the County of Leaven-
worth, choosing nearly one fourth Of the entire
Legislature, against the Free State party
Thee questions Indicate our convictions on the
points to which they reate-we ask frank express
,ion of those of The Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Aninitatory step toward locating the new Post
Oaice-i We ever get One-in the Park was taken
in the Beard Of Councilmen last night BY the ap-
pOirtment Of . Committee to bring about such q
rcsult. BY special act Of the Legislature (ths
City Hal bin) the Common Council is authorized
to sell to the United States any portion of the Park
a. site for POstO Office. and on this authority it
is proposed TO make advances to the Federal Gov
srp,aeut, and set the work in motion at once for
the benefit of the laboring classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
"a Gnhf in the ahsfrack

1t easy to Sight in the abstract. We have all
done il. We have all either in our tender or our
mature yesrs) squared in tran'cendsnti way, put
out imaginary peppers, and knocked to fatnes'
ideal noses. We have all, when some enemy has
been particularly pert na ,ious in his aggravatOns,
felt our fsts working immensely in our swelling
bosoms, and have, with the minds eye, garea ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
REPORTED FAILURES IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Thursdsy Oct, q, IsSs.
Mesns. Geo. W. Warren, Barry & Co., veil ksovs
dry goods dealers on Washington street, and Wa.
A. Brown, j. 4 Co.. dry goods importers, 10 Pssd
street, are reported a. having failed.
At noon, to-day, some person unknown cn,srsd The
jewelry store of Edward A. skery, in Chelsea,
knocked down the clerk nflictng dang sreus wound
and robbed the store of about 800 worth Of ewelry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Gov. Walker having thrown out the fraudulent
returns from johnson County, the Slave power has
turned to an older friend for aid and comfort.
judge Cato has Issued writ, commanding the
Cove, nor and Secretary 10 give certificates to the
"uembers elect" or show cause why they viii no!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

The Governor Of Maryland has put the city Of
Baltimore under martial law, in anticipation of the
election next week, against the expressed desire Of
tie Mayor, with whom be bas had sharp CORE
spondence, which we print elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

The Hon. ADprsos G.RDNrR, who had ree-i.e'
the Democratic domination for Senstor u W
xyvIIltb (Monro<) District, in eriet se'e
Rochester Usisn, declines the honor Of being s'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

TIE American County Convention last night
completed the Fusion ticket by indorsing James
II. Welsh, the Republican nominee for Register.
There is, therefore, but one County ticket opposed
IN Tho Sham Dtmocracy The names are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
THE DISUNION CONyENrION.

CLtvELAsD, Thursday, Oct ~ io|
The Disuri ion Convention s stl in sersion bu, tnete
nothing CT ANY interest doing. The attendance Us
rot large. The body viii adjourn to night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

The above is memorial signed by most Of the
bu,ipes, firms of Norwich, and il cited " strk-
ing evidence Of the evils and dangers Of state q
Bank .uspersiOn. The Banks Of Norwich are not
now required to pay specie for their bil-they are
cply s.ked to keep them on par With those OF the
,oupd banks Of New England generally-aud that IL
ius. what their customers would have them stop
Going and refufe 10 do henceforth. Lei 'no'e
Banks cot loo.e from Boston, and they may expand
th,ir discounts and debsse their ssues at pleasure;
for when Bank notes are not to be redeemed IN any
n;,o there can be no difficulty in Issuing them TO
,py amount. What the Norwich men seek i'
ability 10 Pay dollar with eighty, ninety or some
mere convenient number Of cents' q inc ehisooc'es
Of ,her ec,li.isa nay rsquire-juss - now IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
WHEAT FOR OSWEGO.

OswEGo, Thudsy, Uct =, Ic''.
There "a pov .eos, from the u opeI Lake eorts ssd
bouro tor THE port, over $50 ooo bushels OF "ses'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

18th. underlined merchants manufacturers neehsnie,
trader, ard tockhode having full confidence In eaes ana 81
~ 81. R.uk, In Norwich will take IL their notes fr
due us or 10 exchange for whever we have TO SELL ana
their dsconDston touring the suspension OF specie
nam, pts) 9th the sufoh Bank .
Es Wil.ms Norton Converse Co. L. r. Foster kc nc
I. No,rtcA CoaH., Oct 20. 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
DEATH OF A TELEGAPH MANAGER

J.. T. Soldier, formerly ard for several yer, the
Masseer, under y. q. j. Smith Of the NOISE Tele.
graph Line between this city and New. YAK and
Telegraph Company, died suddenly lass night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
AemQurk Daily Gribnore.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 80. 1857.

The mails for Europe per steamship North Star,
will close to morrow at l0a O'Clock, q. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct. p lSa.
Stocks dull Pepnsylvanis Elves, So Reading
Railrosd l6i Long Islsnd Railroad, \; Pennsyivsbss
Railroad, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
Business Notites.
Rich CLOCKS AND BRoNzEs

Rich CLOCKS AND BRONzEs,
sesetsa personally by Agent Europs Tor our fall
sALrs Jusr 0pESED from ships Fairfield aud Logan aud
vi be se,d a.
kxrRAoRoNsRY REpucrIoS Tos CASH.
T. v. HAUGHwovT Co.,
Cor Broadway and Broome-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

PROP. ALEX. G. BARRYs TRICOPHEROUs is the
best md cheapest sse for Dressing BesuynG Cleaning
Curling Preserving and Restoring the Hair. Ladies' Wy It,
soxiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

DEATH OF THE HON. GEO. A. SIMMONS
KKEsIvrLLE, N. Y, Thursday. Ost- ~, 1917.
The hor. George A. Simmons, Ell II. G., died mere
al = o'clock yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30

Machines for sale at No 40 Broadway. These the
niy msoh.ss really suitable fog family and their price
yss tAs vitan the reach Of al Intending to
SOWING Machine win do well TO examine these house
bold vories before psyns from e7 to lSs for hsavy
bsrsome complicated II reqsss but hours tuition
. beoope sku1l operators Lessons given gratis This Ma
chine lust beea sustained BY verdict Of United sass Cir
~ Court. WATsoE, WOOSTER L Co,
No. ffs Broadway