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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Kissis.ippi Z Missouri =, B
SKALsD PROPOSALS viii be reseiyed by the "a
ssIt, for the grading masonry bridging, Ae- " that
portion Of the Sd ssaetal DIVISION 81 this road ssisg
between Columbus Cfty, 10 Louisa cousty And Okla
loosa In Mahaska county being distance Of About 30
mtlrs.
Plans and proalss snd spScieeatiops will b ready
eaiins, ard after the nfst u phl next when all
Information relative TO she work will be given.
Contractors wll indorse their bids, "Proposais
for Contract, and direct them 70 Messrs. farnsn
d Dusant- Auscstiae, lows.
The undersigned reserve to themselves the right
HgNRY FARyAM.
men 2Ssapls THos. C. nURANI.
Election Notice.
The legal yotsFs the City or Davenport hsreby
i notified that polls II be opened on the nrss Sat
urday April IN tue several vards Ia the city
Davenport the election Of Mayor Clerk, Treas
u.r Marshal and Police Magistrate for sAid city, aod
Adorned In each OF tbs following wards, 10 ~t
The Of, 81 and sth; and one Alderman 10 each OF
the following WARDS 10 Wit. tbs I'd III and SiI vsrds
Tbs places Tor holding sush election will b - fol
lows
In the 10, Ward, B. Helms store.
ga :" stensns boarding house.
I'D d" Coxrt House.
40 NsS Psnnsyi1snia Haze.
" sth Nov Haven Hotel.
9th School House last Davenport.
nehasatt JAS. J. sLApE, Cork pro ten.
GARDEN SEEDS.
Iusf receiveds ch oioe lot Of FIRES II GARDEN
- skkDS IL ! and packages aud aiso In
smaller papers, stths brick store, sofaef Front anc
Brady tmhsSdszgJ e. LkSSLlE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

A LkASE Of Lots upon which are siec.en w
"A batldlngs usJa as wagon maker and o,Ase.
smthshops, the best stand for that busnossin uAy'
enport, or can be converted Into grocery ot PRIV
dscs storc. (mch7l 0kC. L. NiCkOlLs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
gor M or Rxchsase for Iowa LaudI

Tor 6Ale or EXCn61Ss Iol Iowa ASuoS,
A new brick house with tez TooDs
clossls, &c wood house, large cistgrn, good we'll
Warmed with not air furnace. Convenient 70 town
Fine vie Of ri7eT aud cities. FGrlished in pnr,-
Long tine given Possession given first may
Enquire Of WIN. MoRkHoUsE,
dsc3 r Close Il IA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

For Sale. .-A lot on Nsin Street between iih
and Fifth street Price low; terms easy. Apply
10 mchasdlH GEO. L. NICHOLS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

a card. The undsrs gnsd having this day asso
etstsd with him Geo. II. French, Esl 10 his MIL and
Lumber busiosss takes this OCCASION present his sin
scknoEsd ssat the public for the very liberal
aud fatens patronage extended 70 him in this city
Rapid increase of ousA.ss aud the late extensive i'm.
proysrnsns made about his MAis have Induced him to
Increase the business capital and a0o ate v 18th gen
tIensn who will dsvosshis entire attention the bus
ness and accommodation Of customers.
mhl4f JOHN VI, CANNON.
For Lease ...A psics of Land 80 by $50 f., n ear
Rail Road Depot for 20or 30 years reasonable rent
nch i0-d-tf. DAWSON TRUE.
Great Bargains!
10 splendid Lots In Lambrite's Addition, In North
Davenport, for sale BY ALLEN CLARK.
noy27
Fer Sale,
PouA DrsIz.BLE DwsLLIEs HousEs, in low.
er part ofthe city, very liberal terms. Appiyto
tebegdu COOK Il SARGENT
Bank Removal. ..rhc QutsTstxned have
removed 10 the new building q MsMsnus q shsp.
ards block On Second street, where they will g.
main during the erection of their new Banking
House, ready 10 attend 70 business as usual.
mareh2 dn COOK 4 SARGENT.
FOB sALE.
Pive Good Building Lots on FsFnsm street, near
Locust Apply to
ian3or CHCbb, BRO, BARROW l. co.
Gamancbe p md CO...Ihis Company 10
now rsadyto sell lossin its TO the town Of
Camanche. II offers some Of the most desirable
business sut residence lot. about this fouri.ein
town. ANY Information concerning the same car
bs obtained By realizing on GRO. II PARKER, Esq
No. 10 Orr's block,
fsbi9dtf CAhANCHE LAND CO
Rend the Advertisemen mt OF
ieb4n J. &C. CRAEProy s. son,
MONEY 70 LOAN IN sums 70 sui. applicant
Apis att TALLAAH Z POWERS
For Sale or Exchange for Iowa Lands,
new brick house with ten foons
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

Please announce the
names of ANTOINE LECLARB and cHAs. Less
LIE IS candidates for Aldermen Of the Fifth Ward,
Who through the solicitations OF many voters Of shat
Ward have consents ted to serve il elected.
neh27dit MANY VOTERS.
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Had the Gsxstte co-ope' Led WITH as' arc
sacou,.ged a Bar Conye'-. on, q Relubh
can eandidste would hsse been supported
By al parties Democrat
Had We done this, there souid hsye been
90 Republican candidate The field 1t -
too late day for even I'll. democrat 70 pre-.
tend that this Bar Ccnse ion was NO, o.
rsc,iv intended, % far y lhs Democracy
are concerned, 10 secure democratic csit
dlAats and nothing elise The Gazette and
the Republicans generally, had nothing 10
Ae Nth the Convention which nominated
nr. Mitchell. Il was Democratic Con d
vsatiss throughout. and il issPeuy' soa-
teapubls fraud npsn the people TO present
II. Gltshsu ~ either an independent can
AiAets. epss q the expressed ehoies Of The
.s.bsrs Of the Bar Of this District We
arc sory to 80 . sentisnss Of the hIsb
,aaaliae Of NJ. Mitchell csDPounding am
,.sL psliassl IslsDy a. ibis to secure 'n
-. 81 HaM6-s
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

Opsnibm q,iae prosunt seQuimur," or eve labor
for the good Of al is the inscription on Of the
chino Of bells given by DIR. ]. G. Aver Go. to the
city Of Lowell. That favored place may have the
bells, but they cannot monopolze the Doctors skill
which Is made available by his Cherry Pectoral and
Cahartic Pills TO ell alikonot ony in this country,
but in all countries where civilization and commerce
have gone. While we admire the liberality and taste
Of those gentlemen In such donation to their native
town. we will remind our readers Of the hallowing
influence chime Of bells spreads over the whole
community that hears them. They are few in this
country, and their influence is little known; but ask
thc exile from his home In Germany, France or Eng
land whether the chime on Trinity Church docs not
make his heart leap into his mouth, and his eyes
swim in the recollection IL brings Of the solemn notes
his childhood his boyhood, aye, and his manhood,
loved TO hosr at the so approach Of evening in his
native land.
We wish our generous townsmcn whom God has
blessed with means would consider whether we, too
cannot add this one more attraction 20 mako our
children and ourselves love dearcr and stronger and
longer the place wo call our home.-xadiso~, md,
Bdnner.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12
Hltsfellarleous.

+ OST, NOV. 22d, 1887, SOLID GOLD
IL RING with q brilliant on the top, somewhere in
this town, either in the Episcopal Church. in Broad
Washington, E,dy, or Sonth Main streets, valued
very highly by the owner not for its intrinsic worth,
but because it was present from highly esteemed
person. Whosnnr may find and deliver il 70 Miss
SARAH EDn Eddy street, shall be literally re-
warded.
Warren, r. l., November "a, 1857. nss-3ts
COMETHING FOR TIE TIMEss-Ths
Osubscriber having leased and fitted up FOR the win
ter the wcknown house known the CONNER.
CIAL HOTEL situated in the town Of Warren, 10
now prepared to receive boarders either gentlemen
and their families single ladies and gentlemen.
The prices have been reduced TO such rates TO
der it cheaper to board than 10 keep house. Having
few more rooms with accommodations for fire, he
will let them at tie following low prices:
Gentleman and wife, room, with board, at Is per
week; two rooms, 81 per week
Single gentlemen, with board % 25 TO Is per week.
Single ladc'. with board, $2 25 to % per week.
Having accommodations for cooking for large par
tics, he will be happy in waiting upon all who may
give him call
Private Dinners and Suppers furnished at the short
est notice.
EB- Oyster Suppcrs every evening.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by strict atten
tion TO secure a continuance Of the same.
n7H JOHN c. DAVIS.
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MARRIED.

MAxFIHLD-HAHDY.-Int this town, 2sth ult., by
Rev. j. ID. Butler Mr.. Charles A. Naxfeld and Miss
Sarah L. Handy. both of Bristol.
LEwIS-MOSRoE.-In this town, I'd inst, by the
same, Mr.. Charles Y Levin and Miss Lydia Monroe,
both Of Bristol.
DoUGLAss-DAvIs.-In Bristol, 1st inst, by Rev.
A. MoKeown, Mr.. George w. Douglass and Miss Ma
ry s. Davis, both of that town.
ALLEN-LuruxR.--In Swansea, Mass Goth ult., by
Rev. j. w. Horton, MIR. William w. Allen and Miss
Sarah b. Luther. both of that place
PERRY-CHAcE.-ln Swansea, Mass, 10th inst. by
Rev. j. w. Horton, Mr.. George w. S. Perry, of Mid
dleborough, and Miss Lydia A. Chace, of Fall River.
SLocUM-CLARKE.--In Providence, 29th ult., Mr.. j.
E. Slccunr and Miss Ruth A. Clarke, both of that city
n-JENcKEs.-In Woonsocket 3Oth ult., Mr.
William Smith, of Providence, and Miss Annie f.
Jenckes Of the former place.
BunaKss-HoPKINs Providence, sth inst, Mr.
William s. Burgess and Charlotte A. Hopkins, both
Of that city.
LuTHER-KESSEY.--In Providence, 9Th inst, Mr.
Levi S. Luther and Miss Ann Kenney both of that
city.
JoNEs -TAGGARr.--In Newport Sd inst Mr.. Ed
ward d. Jones and Miss Abby Maria Taggart, both Of
Newport.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

DnIscoL.--In this town, on Saturday morning, 5th
inst, Mrs. Eliza Tyler Driscol, wife of COL William
II. Driscol, in her 4sth year.
WYATr.--In Bristol, on Saturday morning Mr. Ben
jamin Greene Wyatt son Of the late Wm Wyatt, in
his 28d year.
Wis Smith, aged 4s years.
MoYRoE-In Providence, 9Th inst. Susan Rhodes,
wife of Jacob +. Monroe, aged 2, years.
WnEpEN.-In Newport 9TH inst, Mrs Mary Weed
en-, aged 50 years.
RASpALL.-In Providence, 9Th inst, Miss Antiss
Randall, aged II years.
NEwcoMD.--In Providence 9th inst Mr.. Simeon
Newcomb, aged 62 years.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

THURSDAY DECEMBER 10, 1851.
At Market 1900 beef Cattle, 200 Stores, pairs Working
Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves 1000 Sheep and Lambs 500
Swine.
The following we're the priccs:-
BEBF CATTLE-Exra IS O0; first quality AZ 30; Sec
ond quality $6 49, third quality 90 so; ordinary - co.
sroREs-Yearllngs &l3015 two years old $2CQ25
three years old $2S6132.
HIDEs-5 u n. TALLow-Gc " n.
PgLTs-62D75c. CALF sKISs-90f0c q -.
WORKING 0xBS-No Sales noticed.
Cows ASb CALvEs-sales at $40, 81, 81, 3O1s5.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-Extra 81, 500t3 BY lot 81 20,
al 80.
swISE-Pigs 4KG16c y n; retail, 66bTHc.
REMARKs-The market to-day dull being rainy There
not many buyers usual Prices Of Beef have
not changed materially from last week. Sheep and Lambs
are dull. Swine are lower.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

"A u & L L . IN ]
Ii. =. CUNNINGHAM,
NOS. 100, lo2 & 1o4 BROAD ST, PROVIDENCE,
Offers for sale at Public Auction his stock of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
y Consisting in part Of
200 Cooking, Office, and Parlor Stoves
100 Whts Granite Dinner Sets,
$50 White Granite Tea Sets,
20 Stone China Luster Band Tea Sets,
20 Engl sh Gold Band and Decorated Tea Sets
% French China Gold Band and Decorated Tea Sets
so Light Blue Dinner and Tea Sets.
Also large and desirable lot of China and Terra
Cater Vases, Motto Cups and Sauccrs
The above goods are Of recent importation, of the
latest styles and patterns.
Also, Plated Castors, Walters, Brttania Tea Pots
Coal Shovels. Riddles and Hods Also, large as.
sortment Of French and American Cut and Pressed
Glass Ware of the most approved styles. Also, Com
mon Earthcn Ware, Wooden aud Tin Ware, &C., ac.
~ Sale TO commence on MONDAY, Dec l4th at
hafpast ! o'clock Z. NJ, and continue every after
noon through the week, and longer unless notice is
gwen TO the contrary. Sale TO take place in Store
No. 100 which will be suitably arranged for the ac
commodation Of both Ladies and Gentlemen.
t-s Russia Pipe furnished at l5 cts. per pound FL
-" En- glish % 6l-t ~
dig If HENRY +. FERRIN, Auctr.
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An Ex-CLERGyMAN ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER.
"A few days ago George W. Stovall, formerly n
clergyman, was arraigncd at New Orleans for the
murder of Mary A. Durnnd. The Picayusc says he
pleaded guilty to the charge Stoval, according to
his own confession, killed a poor frai woman
with whom ho had been living in most inhuman
manner, by cutting her throat with razor, and af-
forwards chopping her head nearly of with an axe
and mangling her body in other ways. He then at
tempted to drown himself by Jumping into well
labering under the influence of liquor. He was
formerly preacher, we believe, but of late years
has led very dissoluts life. Previous TO this he
had been guilty of number OF smaller crimes.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

A DIABoLICAL Young SCOUEDREL.-A singu-
lar affair is related in Silesian journal Five lit
tle children belonging to two trsdesmen in Bolkon-
hayn In that country went few days before to play
in q garden, and were Joined by boy of eleven,
who has always been noted for perversity Of dis
position. Aftor q while their parents sought for
thc but to their astonish ment found that they had
disappeared. After looking long while, they
found them piled one another in large wooden
case in shed in the garden. -Four were dead, and
tho fifth, though still breathing was in so desper-
ate state that he died shortly after. The lad re-
ferred to was then questioned, and he calmly rela-
ted the astounding fact that he had persuaded the
children to enter in play-had then slammed down
down the lid. aud seated himself on it-rema:ning
there for three quarters of all hour listening to
their cries and groans. He then raised the lid to
SEQ if they were dead, and finding that they were
not so had fastened it by means Of hasp-after
which he had gone away to Gy his kite The little
monster has boen arrested.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

G<SxNL' The above line now comprises
F. - --Jl1lzt nthe new and splendid steamers
zSII 80, ,ps.ssi.N METROPOLIS, Captain Brown,
80 ----sss1sk> and EMPIRE STATE, Captain
Brayton. The Metropolis leaves Fall River on Mon
days Wednesdays, aud Fridays, and the Empire State
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Tickets for bcrths state rooms be secured on
board the Bradford Durfee, which leaves Providencc
daily at r. NJ, receiving passengers at L.isto and
Bristol Ferry and connecting with the above Steamers
at Fall Rivei. Returning from New York, passengers
take the Bradford Durfcc for Bristol Ferry Bristol and
Providence without additional Charge
Passengers 10 aud from Boston are conveyed on the
Old Colony and Fall River Rail Road withos clay
The steamers this route the largest, most sub
stantia and costly Of any inland steamers in America
having been built expressly for the route around Point
Judith, and are in every respect suitable for the
vice.
Freight reduced 10 summer rate rs per tariff, and
taken al all times op By any other line No ex-
ira charge for wharfage or transhpmcnt
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

TIE ERIE RAILROAD STRIKE.-Tke strike at
Pisrmont among the freight laborers and brakemen
on the Erie Railroad, which commenced on the first
of December, in consequence ofa ten per cent re-
duction in wages, 10 about over. Nearly two hun
dred car loads Of freight had accumulated on the
eastern division by Saturday last, and what few
trains were despatched westward last week, had to
bo loaded up by the agents and clerks at the pier
head The strikers drove off one large force sent
down from along the line of the road on Wednes-
day, had sundry fights among themselves, and final
ly some vicious scamp spiked rsilrosdbar across
the track, which threw locomotive off, breaking
it up. and nearly causing an awful destruction Of
life The train contained 300 emigrants. bound
west. Fortunately no one was killed. The insur-
rcction was brought ts termination on Saturday,
by tho sudden appearance Of Sheriff Stephens at
tho head of the Piermont Guards with loaded mus
kets, and the nppsrtion of twentyseven stout-look
ing men from New York, in blue coats with large
buttons Most of the laborers turned on Satur-
day. but the brakcmcn still hold out. The police
renaincd at Piermont to insure tranquility, and If
no further occasion arises, they will probably re-
turn to-dsy.-N Y. Times, 7h
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Nrw advertisements.

NTOTICE.-Th subscriber takes this method Of
IN notifying his patrons that he has discontinued
his Bakery for the present but intends to make new
arrangements and resume the business after q few
weeks when he hopes to receive good share Of pa
tronage, which he will endeayor to merit
DANIEL SANDERS
Warren, Dec. l2, 1857. St
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Thc subscriber
~ hereby gives notice that he has been appointed
Executor Of the In will and testament of LYDIA
PHINNEY, late Of Warren, deceased, and has accept
ed of said trust and qualified himself according to
law. He therefore requests all p rsons indebted 10
said Estate to make immediate payment, aud those
having demands to present them for settlement
may be, to
ALvAN BURLINGTON, Executor.
Warren, Dec. 12, 1887 dig ct
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HME UNDERSIGNED informs his friends
J. and the inhabitants of Warren, that he ia now
well prepared TO begin with the next month a course
Of teaching the different branches Of DRAWING
with particular regard 10 the future professional ex
crtions Of the individual pupil Having just received
splendid selection Of Sketches and Designs from
the first painters In Europe, expressly prepared for
teaching, am able to satisfy all those wishing to
learn that amusing as we'll as useful art.
Please call and see st my residence. corner of Wa.
ter and Baker streets
Warren, Nov. 2s, 1s47. AZ
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A ADMINIsTRATOR'ss sALE.-I will sell at
"A PUBLIC AUCTION, ON Wednesday, January
A~-O 18th, 1853, at two o'clock T.. NJ, on
ztH the premises, by authority vested in
r. ssilJi9 me by the Honorable Court of Pro-
SRAl46 bate Of the Town Of Warren, all the
right title and interest which Daniel A. Price late Of
said Warren, had at the time Of his DEATH in and 10
the following described lot Of land with dwelling
house thereon standing bounded northerly by land
Of Huldah West and land now or late Of Lewis T.
Hosr, casterly aud southcry on land now or late Of
Lewis T. lIosr, and westerly . street, or however
otherwise bounded.
Condtions-Cash on delivery of the Deed
CHARLES RANDALL, Adm'r.
Warren, Dec. 12, 1851. n
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

THE STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN PARTY.-Thc
whole number of votes cast for DR.. Swan, the CUB
ernatorial candidate Of thu" Straight Republicans"
10 about 150-about as many as there were persons
in the Convention which nominated him. In the
expressive language Of Young America, the party
appears to have died borning. Rirer
NcWs.
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At Bucnos Ayres Oct l7ih, bark wandcrcr. Caul-
field for Boston.
sid from Havana 2sth ult, bark Abertina, Barton,
New York.
At Havana soth ult, brig Marin, Ingrsham, disg !;
will load molasses for Bristol
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EsTATE OF JOSEPH brennan.

CouRr or PRoBArE, Warren, Dec. 8, 1857.
S. MAURAN, I'd, Administrator the Estate Of
JOSEPH Brennan, late of Warren, deceased, pre-
sents his account for settlement:
Ordered that the be received and referred to
Court of Probate to be holden at the Town Clerks or
fce in said Warren on the first Saturday in January
1858, at two O'clock F. D., for consideration; and that
notice thereof be published for fourteen days in the
WARREN TELEGRAPH.
dig 3t S. RANDALL Probate Clerk
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Spoken.

Nov 10th, under Ahsco, sch Nightingale, (of Prov
idence,) BAKER, from Baltimore for Attakapss, La.
Wac rendering assistance TO sch Louisa, Of and from
New York for Attakspas, dismastsd.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

SENTENCE OF DEATII.-Miohael Cancemi, tho
italian convicted of tho murder of Policeman An
derson, In New York, was on Tuesday sentenced
to be hung on the 18th of January.
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TO OUR FRIENDS.

We are largely indebted for Goods in New York
and Boston, of the accounts overdue others
are becoming due very soon and credit is suffer-
ing in consequence all of which is very unpleasant
and notifying to us. We now appeal to those who
are indebted to u.s. and whose and accounts are
overdue to.help at this time which they can do il
they will make the exertons that e are Obliged
to make every day to pay notes.
If we can receive from each individual indebted to
us, half of the amount of his notes or bills
now overdue, shall be at once relieved from our
difficulties. Shall it be done?
TURNER g. co.
Warren, Dec. IL, 1857
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STATI9SERY-,!Sg,n.. Alto ' ,s r. and nd L,sSs,rs J. q 8

CTATIONERY--Jo Journals and Lcdgers, I, 2, 8.
- 4, and quires, half bound and full sheen Re,
cords, I, 2, 3, and squirss. half sheep; Quarto
Accounts, ousrfo Records, Log Books. Mechanics
endless variety, Pocket Ledgsrs Writing and Com
position Dooks Tuck Memorandums, Diaries for $685.
Note Books, &C.
cy do Pocket do, Steel and Gold Pens, QuiIl. PEN
holders, Fsbcrs Pencils, Extension do. Pearl and
Bone Folders, Paper Weights, Book Marks, Folios,
Rosewood and Lesther Writing Desks, Rubber, Wax.
Waters, Card Pencils, &c.
Letter Papers, Cap do, Commercial Note, Overland
do, Fancy do, Letter and Note Envelopes In CREST
variety, Cartridge Paper, Bristol Board. Drawing
do, Ink per bottle do. per measure, Csrminc Inh,
Ivory Surface Cards Cfsyons, Gum Labels, Send
Bo.s-, wshr cprs e., sss ks e. ssls b ere
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A DILEMMA-The New York Sunday Times, in
commenting on the fugitive slave case which oc-
CURED here last week, points out that the master
Of vessel trading between Brooklyn and any
Southern port is placed in an unpleasant predica
ment IL slave takes refuge on his vessel unknown
to him. II he takes no steps to return him to his
master. tho Southsrners are ready to lynch him az
an nbolitionist, and if he attempts to oonfne the
fugitive with view TO returning him, Judge Cul-
yer will be down upon him for kidnapping. Tho
Times thinks the ony solution of the dilemma is
to pitch the ohattel overheard, Jonah, and give
him the option of swimming either to Canada or
back to his master.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-12

HOUSE LOT FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Il Il offers for sale desirable House Lot situated on
the south side Of Market street. bounded the east
by the estate OF N. T. Cole, and on the west by the
estate Of Charles Richmond. The lot measures about
50 feet front BY 50 feet in DEPTH containing one.ghth
Of an acre more or less.
IL will be sold ON liberal terms.
Enquire Of EDWARD SANDERS.
d5-tf HENRY SANDERS
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ForeiRn Ports.

tsy- See general news columns for particulars con
cerninQ bark Bruce
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CunInlrrrial.
New Bedford Oil Market.

Tor Me treek ending Dec. I.
There have been transactions in Oil Bone this
ket since last There demand for Sperm OIL and
offers OF III cash have been made but holders refuse ope
rate at that prce.-N p. Ship. List.