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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING
l. TON for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-Inlsud route
the shortest and most direct carrying the Eastern Mail
C. VANDERBILT, Capt w. H. Frssee, in connection with
the STONINGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving New York daily (Sun-
days excepted from Pier No North River first wharf above
Battery piece o'clock a and stonington at $50
the mail train which leaves Boston $40
Thee; VANDERBILT from New; York, Monday Wednesday
and FRIDAY from Sonngon uesday Thursday and Saturday
The COMMODORE from New York Tuesday THURSDAY and
Saturday from stoninstOn Monday Wednesday and Friday
dence and Boston in the Express Mail Train reaching said
places in advance Of those by other routes and ample time
senger that prefer remain board the steamer enjoy
nights und,tubed breakfast desired and leave Ston
ington In the 7:l5 train for Providence
baggage accompanies the steamer and train through
each way.
For behs tserooms or freight apply board the
steamer the Freight Office Pier No North River or a
the Office No 10 Battery place. November ~
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rr,ur LIVERPOOL, NETWORK AND

UyuF LIVERPOOL. NEW-YORK AND
i PHI ADELP ala STEAMSHIP Con,ANrs 0"ae
CITY s1r H or BAL c.s I:ss
CIV o. o. .fSCHE 81 Err aios .C.s hssnsssy
KANGAROO 81 ~ sp ia..aiei 70 Ell Is III
~ And every .l' g ;. I'VE w:dn''d'J
VIII And every .ssra..e rha.d.y i Il os,Ot m;
~. az From Liverpool II ounces II suins. sad Is
guinness according TO the accommodation In ,ne So,
ali having the same privilege In the Saloon ino'o'ins
Tssp Class limited number Third ch''
CURED From PhIade'phia and New York 60 From Liver
T..e steamer, ar. coosruced with improved ws.srtsh
Compartments Each vessel carries an experiences
..d every attention paid to the comfort and OF
Drsns on Liverpool from 81 upward
g gS5 fsiSht pxE isPss
VIM. iNMAN. ana IS r0wss susin.. Liverpool Agent:
TIVE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i MAIL sTr4 t,ss s,sY.rl to Liverpool.
Chief Gs 1aR
From Boston 70 Lvcrpool' 49,.
Chief Goblin Passage. ...........'......''''""siD
I'll. c .siOs from oa Boston c.i It H.ia.1.
6gs Jpd ss. ssfAps c Capt %in.o
s, Lott E sfSAsA G s: R .s..
These vessels carry clear white Light st masthead con on
stsrbosrd bow red OF port bow ,.,,. A. .,
PERSIA Judhins. Leaves N. York wednesday nov
CANADA Lana. Leaves Boston Wednesdsy nov,
ARABIA, Stone: Leave. \. York Wsdne.s.y No.,
NIAGARA Wicimsn. Leaves Boston. Wednesday. Dec
AFRICA, shannon Leaves N. York WEDNESDAY pee
AMERICA Leaves Boston. Wednesday, Dec ~
EUROPA Lettoh Leaves N. York Wednesday Dec -
Berths net secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board -
The Of these ships viii not be accountable f ooie
Silver Bullion Specie tewey, PTeciou: Stones or Mes.A
Of sdns signed therefor and the value heseo
Eov.S T. CUNAkD. NO. oownns oteea-
GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE.
First Cabin 80; Second Cabin sSo-n he asscisss
paddle wheel Steamship ARIEL zoS tnna y Loeo ,s
eseiy car Wing the UNITED STATES MAILS, viz:
ANTON HAvRE and BRE- Southampton. sopsas Y
WORTH STAR Saturday, Nov o ssy Dec 3 We'd De Dec
These .,esmshs touch at Hsve Specie delivered n Loe
don and Paris 81 !th fSpy sowns oee.
E'ARE REDUCED to SOUTHAMPTON and
So 8 tuns Edward Higgins commander, viii .al ,.o,-u
From NE%YoRK fSt sP Pr aA'k or s Sps
Observation-Disclosures Saturday ........Eov,
Saturday. Dec. -
PRICE OF PASSAGE. AN.
First Cabin
specie delivered in London and Paris.
For passage or freight apply to n.,,.u A..
No. Bowling sroen New York
for England and Europe prepaid each cents PEI
.i VIII be rcsived at No green Ne.Yori sp
NJ O'Clock Of the morning Of sailing
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Eeaal Notifes.


IN PURSUANCE of on order Of the Surrogate
sons hs yns claims against NATHAN BANGS ia Of IL
CITY Of deceased 70 Pesent the With vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber, at hs oce No. u William ssrs
h the city NewYo or before the fourth day Of March
n.zt-D.ted New Yera he asst day Of September 1857
MAsTKR's sALE--By order Of the Court Of
l Cbancey Of new Jersey 10 settle the estate Of 0sn
Fapdorep deceased 81 Public vendue, and p~remptosy
Nor mouth County three dsys: Nov ~. ct Maj
the HoMEsTEAD 2s5 scrss and other rsc,si NOV 10 .
plots Of GROUND from 70 scres In The Village OF ksypor
rse lots within two hours fEewYos and near
schoos The lots vii be sold Of Hisens's Hotel ct oes
Nov 49, Ten cent to be secured or pd that ~
balance April l. 1853. For sna circulars address
BENNfNGToFF RANDOLPH. Freehold, ssw-Jes'sy.
N Y. SUPREME COURT.-Horace B. Cisf
Ne 10, william n hslIen. Daniel eosckisg Nsthesis
hAer nod Henry Stone against DAVID homss sud
Ger ITO NE Defendants sbovs nsmei: Yos ssrsy
summoned and required 70 the cospsst shis seu
vbch vii be hled N the Office % the Cork Of Tho Cf -
County Of NewYesk at the City Hall In the City Nev
and to serve copy Of your the aid complaints o.
New York, within twenty days AFTER the service Of
mons you, exclusive o. The day Of such service ana
led 10 snswer the said complaints within the time ~
plaintiffs this action viii take judgment ass'us yov
sun Of 81 4Ss g. sId interest hesccn fon the tara
0cobet 1857 beside The costs Of this seson -DsseA Nv
Pisiatiss AttosnsJs
fh. eseplsa4 In the above sasssd sctsp ..s n:s -
oacs Of The Csrk Of the City AID County he~'fo0
st,l,~s-x ~ - PisssssaS AssossSvs
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DENNs vANIA RAILROKD
= ~ ~ nr1E CPL AT cFNrR AL. ROdirY "

The Psnnsyvspi. Railroad eonnse.s ct ris'sssrsh .s ~
m Frankfort Lexington end louisville, ky Ters HsH
Madison lafayette Indisnap ,is lad ciaoioass psy
ecrin sfeld Beefontaine, Ssncusfy Dicdo Cevelsa( e.
nmbus Zsnesyille Mss.llon snd Wooster Ohio; sss -
he team packet boats from and 10 New 0rissns o. L.
Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets for che East be had .. ssy Of Ne s
mentioned places IN the West
pssseu srfs will End this the shortest expcdisss -
,omfortssle route BIZ tween the East and Wet
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 H0unA
PROM NEw-YORK TO CHICAGO IN H0uRS
FROM NEw-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN % HoCka
Fare ss low o any other Route r.r.t..
See hand bills In the hotels Of this city. .l...f
Throurn Tcksts or further information, mag be ksA q
,s6os Of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No 2Astor- House, Brosav1y.
L rLLIOTT H.
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEv

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK to ROCHESTER The ROCHESTER, and GEN
EsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is open and In connection
with the Buffalo Corning and New York and New aud
Erie Rs direct route from New York Roehsse
Tte dree,ness this route together with the superior
fort afforded By the wide renders L BY far the desrs
bic between the shove named cities
Tickets be procured at the NevYort and Eric Railroad
Tibet Office foot Of Dusne and No 1873 Broadway; also In
Jersey City. Baggage checked through
Frsishts will be transported between New-York Rochss.
Ter With eiptsh Any information desired Ia regard thereto
be obtained BY calling the General Fright Agent Of
NewYerk and Ene Railroad, Erie Bufelnss o. TAePAN
Express Freight Aeent No ls3 Broadway.
Nc rsn the Buffalo, Corning and EevYo-k RailrosA
Sunday. J. A REDFIELD euper.nten eat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

HOUSE WANTED-Between 10th and 23d-
IL worth from $4,000 TO $1,000 and in good me- sh-
borhood for which part be psd, and ne cornty
r.denoe cash price, tce Of oil ncumbrance for the dit-r.
epcs situate within hour from this city For further
particular spply at No 10 EXCH aNGE PLACE room No.
is between the hours of ~ and O'Clock.
ITO LET-A neat COTTAGE HOUSE, No. 139
stbst will be let to good tenant a. the low rent Of 700
u4r wear Possession had immediately Inquire the
premises, or Of s G. ACTON. No 6s3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
N 1857. FALL ARRANGEMENT, Ia1
COMMENCING 0cTosER Il, 1887.
Passenger Station in NewYork 18th st and av-
entrance Htb-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New Haven. 7:50 8:p, lex L. - 10 lex s. a
nc 40 fSs Sndseporx sspa $500 (sal zS sac
port and 7:Ss m l?:S s;+ 4sop Fer Norw.t
and Gree nweh 7:9 ia4S SIS 4:so sS5p FOR STAN.
brd, TO $40 teIls la:45 $40 tex J. S4S $3.50 5sS
m. For Port Chester and intermediate ssstans It'd
h:S, S:+5 Asa, 6:S5 6:S5 m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fos Boston $40 lex S:lo (ex.). For Hartford
Springfield, s;T N ie1 i2:<5 m s:iog m tsrh roT
5i0 p m fexl 70 Northampton For Csna RAirosd, s:a
n (ex) and 1919 p 10 Northampton For Housatone
Railroad For Hsugstuck Railroad $50 IL ~
md .. m For DanhurJ and NorwLk Railroad TN
s$p.n
Prom New Haven, $50 s:S n 80 lex f;0 GS Z
n lex From Bridgeport $50 10 l0:ls m 2f, texJ
sli ga N. lex From NorwAk, s:A BIS 1888 N
i6 te1 5:S. $50 m leH) From Port Chester, 5:H s:
''-' '''' JAMES Il. HoYT. supernssads.G
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brushes. of every description, at the Brush
sid the lowest factory prices fsnt Brushes q
p-nor quality constantly On hand JOHN HOTEL
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4inGnriaI.

ALhspr n SicoL.Y AuctIon.er-ofiee M Brosist
A LBEKT III. NICOLAf will hold SrE-
N CIAL SALE ~ STOCKS and BONDS THIS DAY. ct
ist scneS the Merchsn's Ersh,Ds- y.rety OF hss
class offered Fer full particulars zee hs
estsosue which can he obtained the of Regular Sale
TO MORROW Thursday Auction sales EVERY DAY
ALBERT n. NfUOLAY.
(s1N Stock Anct;cneer and Baker New York
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Sales BIZ AuctlcU.
b A. N Mlswr, Anc.ioueer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER IL CO.-Trade-Sa6
I'D Room. No. - Psrt roe

ByA N Myswrs, Anossoueer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trsde-Sa1
~ ho0J FRIDAY EvESise No, naso'el,ei.
NEW ASD FRESH srOcK-A l.se collection OF lbraty
pies OF choice wrks IN the various b.nohe. Of literature ss
sy. and Jlu,tne} Juvenile sai Gil. Bosl, 81 las.
COTTON and in perfect order Also Of St,ele aud
Blank Books 10. Of Tools An1 ais. for accoans
tne uLoersrers large Of supeor French Copyns
WEDNESDAY AND rH1Rsp DAY. RvEssas Nov is .nd
10. at o'clock.
VERY VALUABLE LIBRARY Comprising an extensive
dioD enbrs the best library editions o. choice
standard works In History Borrsp1y voysfss and Trsys
aud Miscellaneous Literature including variety OF elegantly
illustrated works in fine bindings, Including msuy rare and
vsusbe books in foreign languages tc kc Catalogues are
now ready.
IS. II Bartlett, Auetioneer ,,cr,ox,
NROCKERY, GLASS and CHINA atAUCTlON.
OLsge and perempory sale without reserve
close con'isDuents of ali kinds White GTs7te Bue and
s p BARfIEfT' No al PATTI. on THURSDAY, NOvs.
Der IL, at lt O'Clock Goods well packed for shlpPins
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co., Auctioneers, will
IL sell on WEDNESDAY, 18th, and TnURSpAY, Iaa
Nov at lt3 O'Clock each day at the Wereoonn o.
fUaNfTURE ooopr:ins .ss ss.oitmeut Of P.ror Suites
ii hy carved and covered in eocae,e ssn CANAL
richly ssra Ca. a.. m n and sa1 81 sG suh md
offered for sale in this city The stock can De ex
sniDed as above, at any time previous 70 the sale
I lockwood BROTHERS will sell at auction,
IL q. the ssesroom, No "a Broadway, on THURSDAY,
~ Il
and variety and superior offered TO the public TneI
viii consist Of richly carved rosewood cases with grand
diasor scale s bass with plain round and extra
moudinss and fancy got up for private sale and
The shove from OF the best manu-
ana any D. sons DESTROYS purchasing Pianos viii find it
greatly TO their advantage TO attend this ssle
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DANTE, Oils, @lass, &e.

II E r O s Z N Z o / L S /.
No. so BEAVER-ST.
CEILING OFF, Fluid, Camphene and OH
- LAMPS Girandoes, Crockery, China, Glassware ami
Fancy Goods prices to suit the times also tn. best
FLUID at 70 per gallon, at G. A. BALDWlNs No. "
Boweiy. corner Of Csnast
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~ AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS snd BONDS THUS DAY
"Wednesday at ~ O'Clock the Merchants EIchanse COM
prspr shares TGde..n's Bank, Mercantile M1tuL Ia.
Ance, and Louisiana State Stocks. tH<Sp
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Builbins MateriaIs.

LINGUISTIC TLES-For Vestbules. HALLS
IL HEARTS, DINING. rooms Conservaories &c. GARNKlHh
CHIMNEY-TOPs, DRAIN PIPES, &c. For sale BY
MILLER L COATES, No. 29 Pearl-st N. T.
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fan6 Uarrants.

AND WARRANTS TEDDY
~ TAYLOR BROTHERS, BANKERS
No 20 WALI-ST NEw-YORK.
We ~ supp:y oder, promptly wsusass a~sys On hssA
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NIGHT EXPRESS at N for Dunkirk every day.
NIGHT EXPRESS at S p m, for Buffalo every day.
These Express Trains connect at Elnirs With the Eims
Csnandasua and Niagara Falls Railroad for Nngara Falls at
Bhghamon with the Syracuse and Bnghamton Railroad for
Syracuse Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester at Great Bend with Delaware Lacks
and Western Railroad for Scranton Hornelsyle
with the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Buffalo,
Buffalo and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Ceye
land, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago. &c:
HOMER RAMSDEDL. President.
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me0ical,

HELMBOLDs EXTRACT of BUCHU!-
l. HEJMBOLDS Extract Of Buohs cures Gravel
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Bucha cures Dseascs Of ~
Blsddet
HELMBoLD'S Extract Of Buehu Diseases Of "
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Bachu cures Dropy ~ "a
HBLMBOLDS Extract of Buchu for General Weakness
BELMB0LDs Extract Of Buchu for al dseHes arising iron
BELMBoLDs Extract of Buchu for all diseases arising fro.
ELMBoLDs Extract of Buchs for al dessessrsins hs.
HELMBoLDs Extrsc. Of Buchu for Secret and niessn<
HELMBoLD's Extract of BuChu is taken By male cod b
male.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLDsS Extract of Buchu for Loss OF 70 StL
HELMBCLDS Extract Of Buchu for Universal Lsssfsfe
the Muscular System. =. f.
HELMBOLD's Extract Of Bucbu for Nervous and Dstak
HELMBOLD's Extract Of Buchu for Dimness Of visea
HELMBOLp 8 Extract Of Buchu for Difficulty OF brskh
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Buchu for Weak Nerves VI
HELMBOLDs Extract of Buchu for waiefulnssa -
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for oil Distressing ~
HELMBOLD's Extract Of Buchu price OIL per botsiA y
HkLMBOLD cbsnis.
Depot No 52south lothst below Chestnut st PhiIsdeph
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere Beware Of co.,
terfeits Cures guaranteed
SANDS' sARSAPARTLLA-Fo Purifying IL
~ BloodThis purely Vegetable Extract Il csasan:
no powerful drastic drug TO debtate the system mnss
BY this preparation and tens Of Thousands may be restored
Druggists, No. leo Fultonst N. Y.
MyVE GREAT TJvNO
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COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-Il0 l.
~ LOOMS with the preparation Machinery, much Of Il
nearly new Inquire 81 Couandt st. Of g. B. SCHENCK
NJATTEAWAN STEAM-ENGINES, MACHIN.
Nl ISTy TOOLS aud Cotton Weolep aud ell kinds
aAOHINE,Ry and CASTINGS, At No. % CouTasndtst
ITOODWORTH PLANERSat MATrEAWAN,
w N. Y, and No 81 Courtlandt st., New.York.
SAMUEL B SCHENCK.
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IOHN WIG Fl T & Co.,
Al Manufacturers Of
poUBLE-REFINED AND FAMILY sALERArUsi
sypyR-c.RBoNArE OF sOpA. SAL SODA ETC.
No. ii Oldsip Hanover square. Nsw-yerk.
PURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Connecting a. New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacks
ami Western Railroad and at Esston with the Lehsh
Valley Railroad - - ,,-, -
Hew.York and intermediate pisces from Pier No
North River at y M. II m. and 81 for Someraue ey
above trains and at p m. . 80, , -
The above trains Elizabeth With trains the New
Jersey Railroad which New York from the foot Of Court
landts. at ~ and pa m, and 8 20 and p m
for Delaware Lsckswapna and Western Rail
road will leave at only For Lehigh Valley Railroad 1t
"a A ~ and I2 IA. JOHN 0. STEMS Supe tntendent.
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Ubaiires for Bnsiness Mlen

A PARTNER WANTED-EIther special or gen.
n .ri ,ph capital of from 10 900 to Ot0 to engage
In the Exchpse Collection and ssock Commission business
Address L. G., Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

DAVEN, BACON & Co. Successors TO Bacon
II & Rsven), PIANO-FoRTE MANUFACTURERS1
wsreroom No lS5 grsndst near Broadway where fuii
our own manufacture, warranted In every respect.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-FALL and
IL WINTER ARRANGEMENf.-tSundays excepted -
f.ns going Leave Brooklyn for 0reenport at 10
ssye Brooklyn for Ysphsnk at 10 md 545 Iesvs
Drootyn for syossst 43o leave Brooklyn for Hemp
maics at 10 and u g. M. S:45. 4:so and $50 m.
T AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK to PROvI-
~ DENCE, sc.aon And :eer os. e 1877 Train Of The
gill leave Hartford after the ays there Of the Express Tss
eth New York and New Hsvsf 6nd New Haven and Hart
srd and Springfield Railroads which leave NewYork at
SAMUEL MOTT, Supenntendent.
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Doarn dnn Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and Wife aud several Single
IA can be COCO nnnod.t~d g. No II West iths,
pear Brosdvsy Ptrsc... hoase and moderate terms ft
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PAcuIc MAIL s. 8 Co, NEw YoRK, Nov. 3 1851
HNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
VIII be held at the Office Of the Company, between thu
hours of II m and 2 o ~ on WEDNESDAY, NV. ii.
FREDERIC HOFFMAN, Sec'y
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OFFICE CLEvELASp PANEsvnLr lASp AsHIAsuLA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY CLEVELAND, Oct. Is, 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting Of the
IN stockholders Of this Company has been called by the
Ohio. WEDNESDAY. November q, ls5I at O'Clock p, m.
TO authorize INCREASE Of the CAPITAL STOCh, under
the provisions Of he General Assembly Of 0o passed
"T GEO. B. ELY. Secretary.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On ant

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and
IN Monday June Is 1857 and until further notice Pas.
Trains will leave pier foot Of Duanest follows yiz
DUNKlRK EXPRESS at 6 m, for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS at 8 q m, for Buffalo.
MAIL st am, for Dunkrk and Buffalo and intermediate
stations.
RoCKLAND PASSENGER at 8: 80 p m from foot Of Cham.
bersst via Permont Suens and nterme stations
WAY PASSENGER at p IN, for Newburgh, Middetown,
ard intermediate stations.
EMIGRANT at m for Dunkrk and Buffalo and interme.
date stations
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co, NEw-Yosx, Nov. g. 1857.
NNHE DIRECTORS have this day declared q
Il DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT out Of the profits pay
Able 10 the STOCK holders on and after the 18th inst
The Transfer Book VIII be closed until the I2.h inst
By order FREDERIC HOFFMAN, secy.
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SIMEON DRAPER, Auctioneer.
DY SIMEON DRAPER, Office Ne. as Pin

OTT1cE oF THE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO
RAILROAD COMPANY, Nov T. 1851
TNHE MATURED COUPONS of the Bonds OF me
II TOLEDO. NORVALK and CLEVELAND kAILho Az
COMPANY JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY aud the
CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPASi WI
be paid at the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA. " until fur
ther notice IL given The suite No 10 William st.
fer rent Inquire Of C. JENKINS. at the Office .
J B. WARING. President.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29

We percpive that the Hon. Lewis ID.
Campbell attempted to strike the Hon Mr.
Rust of Arkansas, in the House Of Repre-
..en,aiiyes, but was prevented BY the Hon.
A. K. Marshsii. s e.- ..l.t
Mr.. Campbell is the same individual who
recepilv expressed his supreme contempt
for I'm anu facturpd rags. oil and lsmPblack,' y
allies newspapers. Mr.. Rust is the same
man whom the Hon. William H. Seward
euloeized ss ian honorable gentleman"
after his cowardly attack upon Mr.. Horace
Greeley. San editor Of a newspaper, to
ouote the same Senator's chaste and oeauti-
full English; and Mr.. Marshall is the dis-
;tinguished Representative who was so
oueamsh lest ne should exalt The conduc-
tors OF public journals into undue impcr-
,tsnce by noticing them in so elevated 8 boey
as the Hause of Representatives. He is the
son Of Kentucky schoo' master, who, hat.
ever other virtues he may possess, seems to
have neglected chat judicious discipline Of
his own sons which might have been instru.
mental in teaching them the manners oil
civilized life. !; is said duel will grow
out OF the affair Pshaw, a duel between
eock-robins. And then the manufactured
rags, oil and lampb,ack" viii be called on
TO publish the correspondence TO vindics te
the unsullied honor of The honorable pen.
tlemen, and the world will was as usual
1t is well that greatness still lives, Wba,
we want to strike anybody, will some one
be kind enough to hold us!-N, Y. Tribune
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29
Short Tale for Children.

The PIeEoxs.-Emmsrich and Leopole
two active lads. we're neighbors, Emmsrich.
VINO was rich, had aEumber of beauti,ul pig
cons; but Leopold, who Was poor, had only
few. and these of the conmdssss kiaa
One day pair of Emmerica's pigeons
flew over to Leopold's cot. and began to
build their nest there. "Ah,"n thought poor
Leopold, show lucky | should be if these
pigeons belonged to me! They ara so daz-
zlingly white, Just like snsw, and their heads
and tails are glossy black like soal. OF all
Emmerich's pigeons, these please me the
best" ..r..
He was strongly tempted to shut them up
and keep them. @
"But, no. said he, "tha. dare not do:
that would be sin! will at once overcome
the tempta;ioa." So he shut the cot, caught
the pigeons, and brought them to Emmer-
ich.
Emmerich vas greatly pleiseG at the
poor boys honesty. He took the very first
eggs which he obtained from the beautiful !
pigeons, stole secretly to Leopold's cot, sod
placed them under a common gray pigeon,
instead of her own.
When therefore the young ones crept out
Of the shell and came to be fiedged, Leopold
was exceedingly astonisbed to see that they
were beautifully marked black and white,
exactly like Emmerich's prettiest pair. He
ran full of joy to Emmerich' asd Informed
him of the miracle, as he supposed it to be.
Emmerich laughed; told him that he had
changed the eggs, in order to show his graft
iIude for Leopold's honorable conduct; and,
at the end of the conversation, said to him:
Always, NY dear Leopold, continue thss
honorable: Tor - -.a
The best rewards of earth and heaven,
To ruth and honesty are givea-"