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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

| HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
-
ossk STOVES lsr ssA Wed ss gussli
CONS sfAs 1sss pssssras eve, esssea 10 Mi. Mas.
~ kss ose~essst ssfvs .Dssssss sssislasnss 10 ".
D ,sspsss. ssllveseA ssA pa ~ IL ssy psss y NE
ivy prss ct sxpssss ~
SMITH I REMINGTON.
:A''se sssss psss,sA,ss wsss ass.s, sssssA =.
s6s Of Ne - TsA kars.s. -
SsAls aaA Peeast csslssy.
: sss -: :: s..: =; ss:; 49, e:
- ssAs ~ Tsa Assas.
alv0 PLATED Wass.
A o.ss Variety, p,sss sall go lsss = b sssAs
as's 1nAaselag VASE eoo0s,
asa 81 Ne Dc Tea xssls
Plaai1Asd Tn WasS.
HHAStSo Dishes. Coz usss ed ssessss, ssup
~ Isssssee, pstatps pseAes. rsaAisC est ~
hessss asd haiss IL vsa. Of sssa ssisl. c,li s.a
W. sesis eavsasaess V sanssses nssss easaisAAsg
~ sas H II. Roth
DbaCsou
A H.! !;,c'!: s "a: :s.s:'A:6. s:::.. ,.1sg q
1ssaiaAlas ware assas,
s,ss sssAs ~ Tea ss.as.
Willov cahs
A v:c :sss..e, .rs.s.: YIN .aa .,..ess ss,sss.
sisa ef.As ZIG r. xss.
EissAsa Ishls
WI. :ss .'.Ass. sss.ss' sssA. s.... ss..,sA.
s,ss II .As sas rsa Asssi.
1eass kss1sss
kNtLL plssss ssasssss issl .ssy go SAD every
w sstlss required 10 Ne sitsssa fassisaisg dee,
saa e 400 fsss, ~ ssl'iss 81 Ne hssss % rstss.
sligo u Ne Dig rsa Gssus.
JApaaasA Tia var
sss.ss.sss 's' sale ., sss as.s. ssssssiss
s,sn sftss sas Tea Kswis.
80 sho IaAiee,
FANCY Wss s.asA., plsla ssA sslsssA. alec
4 sgsssi vasiesy ~ Lsiiss Wsss DAskss q SAe
sssss SsssisAisG Wass nesas,
s,gs efNs nss rss xss,l.
Cane CAaiss.
WtIHaat vitho u Arc, saf Q. e .so Alsa call
dssaehieA, roaetse aad tab. IAaiss fos eais
81 W assss fsssisAia6 ware nssos,
stss Of ne Slg Tee xsuls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

seaRgaoR, LAwEs 4 BLAKEnoRE,
BANKERS.
aud Dealers In Foreign Domestic Exchange,
Unt2Tfsnt BANK Notes, Gold and Silver Coin
AND Lawn ~ AMsgASgS,
DANENFDkI. IONA.
AsfftIAL attention given tls collection 81 Mes
= cani.i. paper sa stttAn.ss a.sis lss .iay
ssasmsal tff~s ~ eammisssi Ia sixht afails ~
tara eilles.
f'Lsnd Asrfaats tazsl, ..!i aud Iaealsa. Per.
s"iia At stian Ken ~ this pafshas. saJ s.s oft.~
zni e"ansr, property. sai tho sa.rIl ~ .ads for
-sirS.
y g'ssxat { heck. an >ss YORK, B-s.sah. PhiIsdsI-
Psa, Baltilsasw. AashiHstont ~ f.llsbarg. alnrln
aah NJ L"als and ahicAsa, AsssYs tf sale IL saass
" .ua pafeHas-sss ais., stsrlt1. French aud ter
alag exchange,
II Gold aad silver Coins Laasht ssi a1a
Tins Riiis vs Chicago, ~. Loa.s and sss Ssrh
d.eosni.i aud b. ssnsss paper Of short date. b.assi
atth .vsest mites.
II YsMsasy apoa kssi kssais ssessili-s vsoosssa
~ . snsii ca mnsi scion.
.sInlsf.st siio~sd ON dsposalss ssL ~
Ak9x. ". n0240Ok,
Bail
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

NJ. ioAA 6 DAVE has tAis asy eses s6~a
Avl ted Partner 10 osr 0rn. The bsass0 ~
% ne and ssy,s. COOK q sAn6SSY
de poyS.A prtl lat 49,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

ss1u1 A1CsoRs wgle18I,'
Ase scs
GOea AostDs
Dotsly laasshed Vie ssssi u DuAls >pin,ou
r nokieR ,hfs saaasac~0sss " have !, shaak
y shsss $40 hsss EsiDsd ~ ossd seils uSn
eAto sadsssr - osf Usy, ~ shs eAsps 81 ssvtnr
y 90 nss. ossesa estssvtsg have sises tAsn "a
Sss asssssisa. 80 sseA4 s.y b ~ ssssss shs hess
- yss ossss - : ell - -sstk ~ - H.
1Ag1Ats's osgicB
go ~ sAoB uooeo1 II st<e Coz, YEA = -.
UoeeA - - poaCnG1 - 0Ase ~ IN 0sss - e03o
- seegpnone - og4oee $3.50 = vell = q - -.
- y&se1A.eg 49, - e hseQta6 - -
oo1oe e p1ooD eoo6A eo1 bstA oeoe1o1 . - -
Uooee - se1eae - - - e1est1tc9e.
sssvs3 eaaoA - = -. 80 nG.A-
- sssss". : SS - = -
|xl;ll $50
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

During this week in days 90 convey
aness have been 6led Tor record, and the
shove list does not comprise the entire
amour, Of sales BY e2o!0 600. a. We think il
Of no particular interest 10 report sales Of
County property.
Each sale shows . decided advance on
ruling rates OF Isss year.
The prospscts of our city we're never %
positive for permanent advance. and safe
investmsnt 40 q this present time.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

llIN An. go " ants a u'lGAN,
Bsnksrs and Dealers In Exchange,
Hsfiht ss.a sPa.,a,.i isaass t,f sa-
Am srss N and European Express and Exchange
Company,
~ tho ifAS htlts 81 Esshaafa "a saaus to suit
pa'chas.fs apaa All Ia. principal eiilss aud
losn@
knsisnd, spatn.
seotia nj. Sos~aS
ireland. ~ed.t
ftAHes. Poiana,
eefsaHI Rs.ss,
AsssfiA oalscia.
pta.sls, hGagss.
HAY. DonmsTk.
k~tfatlsnd, IhU uffeut.
Anteat they wiii sell ~ New Yors sasss, adding
saangs GA Nns Gufa
tiu seit,t. ntis aud - 4laisson. aud % ssisss al
~ stHjs promptly gAaet lri At aay place ia III.
" Nifs ~ Tug tbga 1f % tas voas,a-nt II Eafspc.
heb :" s.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

Real ssaso oales - eAls Wo0k.
O1plcs on ogoaos : NtcKoLLs,)
0oaovsl nesl nstaas Dsoksr,
DAvosp0a9s leuA. oey ~, 1SS5.
40 acres a i-aa - c.s.Ay ees:sy, nS
60 80
90 = oenet cosaty, eUm
80 Am. 60 81, 70 ~ " go
ioss On H0usth street. West Of 0srStsoa, - Coo
10 Perry. sesGsr Of Tvslth, 1W
lowe ssd kievsaA. J oaV
Hooso esd lot % k,Ghth aad parnuG, . 80
ek ne &c ~ - aaJ sK 80 -, ss.Ss Q %.
slS asrss u ~ Qs s~c IT. H. u, 3oo
leu Ia &c I. 10, u So
To- and lot :. sl0ek :, Hal . sAditior, 9 os1
Lol 10, hio .. STAY 1skoss . -
I.os o .. 80
VIZ lot o block ~, DO
lot }, ssosk ~, 1.o
Lots !, 2. 8 asd I, block ~ eV0
lot 4, block 49, 10 Of CO.
81 u ~ los = elsek 10. l eco
Ne a. % ~, %. i-, sUV
Psss vi out lot . 1iSe feet toa
SVxisofseI S.v
20 set los 7, block ., sou
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Bank Of Florence

0tu q. sAk0kNT, Pr.s'i IN pAss.. .-...
ma aadssslgast protstss.ss " tie Haul q 1lsrSrr
= asttsska, srsey The prVsta1sas u 10 $500 a.
m'assiy rsspoasseis TOT 81! 10 Asoss, sad uln 49,
ths Notice " s~ai Iastufon, svuatsr n - - :.
phteare. Ia ceia, aud 81 .ssLsr u their s.- ass
va Eastern ksrhsasv sp<sts s-NS - csA,,
cuftstsy.
0sok SARGENT L~ssssSta
ION ,.ck. sAnanxI amwski BE. ~. }ssss.
90. o. sa,a'EST .ook, n S.smss.
Iul, dtf y -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

rHARLEs 7. wEBB aavtax cold his ia,.s~s, la
~ NE Drug sssrv Nv. 10 LsGlairs dos, Dsvsnpost,
tosa. ~ Msssrs. fay tosA hsiisrd. oud Sespeas
ior tarm ths patronage 80 klaaiy extended TO hin
Onc OF the ofm b~ing . xtAdast. OF fasrmscy and
the other havi AZ mad ~sps,snce OF ten o.
,ssn "a we ets,caploa ot.as.s. he soaateaty
recon osads tasm " The pabile sssAfs sad eonps
sent.
davenport Feb. 27gA, tsS. .SsEssl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09
BUILDING LOTS

EoA nate q tsir n,'ss. saa siS o. losG ssaaas 4.
i f.eiiiists lanprovsnsass
COON q oAkoklT
va sAH ,oists parties 0As will bphi On thssa A 4.
ssssoa, a. m"Ssfs'- Isssos saj = ereaii 81 T. q
snd syesrs Iuss. a,i
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

BANKERS.
NACkLOT 4 COss nan,
:. RESER ro-
Messa r. CuoTs4u "a. Co.
lAsHiss Asssseas krsaAsss BAss,s
a I.s,., i.s... : p...s:, n.aas'., ~ Ls.is
Nsssss. T. <. s~nt, Mao. JosssEos, Chicago.
Notes Asd Bills collected aud proceeds rsu.,ssa u
any partoi the Ustt.d ssatss
Duls - EseAaags % al ~ Pstaeipai Gates
q The UsitsA States as1 RsreDe
Bought ana 0o1Ca.
FAonsy ssmntsd ~ ksssps La sleht buis
which cac ts reached la any l0sn IN ksYl ~, lie
Had. OF wsis., In ssms 81 ~ sDsssds. News g
BANKING HOUSE
cHu11 11O., BARLOW . CO,
osvsevsst oassh. csssss nais ssd - sss
Dss,sss H. sess.gl .sd Do~sss,s s.ssss, os,a
silver and ussssseas netss
u: . !: ,..... :. -. -; =
EUED { srvEF -.a.sd b.
~ CHusH, Hko., 1Akso~ ( Co.,
.ssxs ks.. ..
ID H s,,Ss|v.i e;,... Jii.. Ht .S;s.a Nh HHE
cHosH. nhofnkk. sAA !" Coz
LSyTHXSGE on he k.ss sad sos.l.
cHusa, aao.. aRsow = CO.,
STF.kI.INn Ellis 'a' q ssa .S.sss
cnusB, sKOTaKs, sAxsow a CO,
assis BAsssss As
LA1D wAARA1fs.
/ r.e. II. eauss. sRo.. BARROW : CO
HOWARD ALD8u,
Corner Msis ssd sseead Dsssspsss. love,
nEAL EsTArG DnoEaa,
Dealer In HsehAage ana usnssal Z asA lnsns.
saes . 4 lntsiitsssss Axest.
Hossss r.ssd, Ls.sss dss ~ rssts ssl,.cssd sassi
PAID or S..iasl,s collections made end ~ soDs
y ssmiltsd 20 say art u III, cosstsy.
kas.nse bought and ssIa, notes aisssssssA q
asssasscss ~ psAnsssos
20 Wilder. Easssa. MAss
lie Mach &C.
vs. Asdsss " g
nes y " H.rs.., y Hsisvssss, ssss
hes } Keith, Abingdon
kussest Atdsa, taMp%l.s, :.
Oh woA@.n, Bssksr. CAieaso, nis
as.r.s'. w.''.sf'h . fssss, ch,esss. I'M.
4 X stsssns. E.9, NJ Asthssy, MIan.
noa s.as. as,,,as.,a' ssssspors' is.a
Hssssil ,CiiI.t Is %.
&c" !. LiteomD, req
Garner M.isand sseoaa -, In AsAsass = Shsp
Assd's block spls7au
usisDrsvsl LasAs In cliassn cssssy.
so ~ fractional hall Of n w a.. sse Z o.,
~ ~ 81. 10 acre.. Very iov or eash
nosIc0NGEY CO.
No - half Il sec aud h.ii Of N ar Of -
io,T fssKs Y san y 4 80 &c -, ser TO-.
! ana sAi soAi. FsIes 81 ~ psf acre. Tssms sssy
CITY sa0PEaTy.
fo3-splsndld NH siss shove q B,fdxs, 10
Zen evuatD sosd. fsi-s Toe sad ras liberal
k0A -tscAat iot o. Third ~. tsl = ssa cry On
eeek t.issi. " by ~ H. tias 10 fiou for slossl
| Price o,5 psf BIOL. tssns sssy.
| kss- vasans lot 90 Fourth y. vsry sss len
ttoG, and lsng uas given.
10 fss days sasti s- shis l., shos pat Of
| ssu addition " 10 e.sy of DsvsnpeH. essthe
rasueslAse ca - oytatnsd sos by csiitaU q ooee
ss1n1 AaCaoEs wgle18..
Ase sca
| Coco AoetDs
Uofsy lausshed % VIE ssssi u nubls epiato.
~ u,sslee ,hfs saassacsnsss - ksve 10 shas
y shSss $40 hsss EsiHsd - ~ sssd seils, ui
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RrssELL w WrsrcoTT. Auctionesr.
ARGE AUCTION SALE of SPLENDID
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAp- rrom De.

IL ee%Ser iS1 Trans will eav. Chsmbera: Station -
h4ovs ExPr-ss Trains, 6Us and 4:4j D. rl Albany Pas
snssr Tram, ii;ns m for Sing Sipy ,. m Pousfkssp
s s S:Sa n. and $50 nj for Peeksiia. $50 q. Tbs
rouahkeepe PeekskN and Sing Sing Trains toe q The Was
Station fasnsrn taken Chamber chstsphcs snd
Tlns TOT New York leave Troy s:i5A ssd 1855 and Sis
m; Fest Albany Of and o. IS u aad end 6:o D. N.
A. 2. SMITH, Spperntsadeu1.
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priniiM.

DKTRR e. GODwIN-TRIBUNE BUILD,
OkOs EEenav VA Stem Bosk end Jss Printing E..ab,sb.
~ s1y " ne y' a ss sss nss .nd
fse s1s Csrd or LaS 70 tAe largest Bal Bootl Il tie
Jov~N cA.A Pro.s Ase nshosrsPsy, Engraving Electro.
sr'$ exxES n 00DWIv, Tribune Bsldi,s.
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Il A. II. HASBROUCK, Stationers' Hall, Nos
OsM AID rs rEAsL-sr.. IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
TUhEk vryfa se ct low essh prices every vsst, A."
cs.n pSoxH rspe fdncy and STAPLE ststioUey, Writing
Noses Vs2s 4rney and Shrpnx Receipts 1nisnds Memo.
Jsnssn sna Ls. Book, Pms rcnci Slate. Pen KNIVES.
o. tie trade JOB PRINTING snd LITIoGRAPTY exs-
st e SS &c, sss fsFS; Scs BI Heed. &c coUN
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gteamboats an6 RAILROADS..

Oyyrcs or TIE NEw.YosK AND Nsw .HAvES RALkoASk
Co. 21rHsT. AND 4rHAv., NEw.Yokx Dee. 10, lGL
NOT1CE-CHANGE Of TINE for BOSTON.-
TpS Morning Express Train now leaving NewYork& s@
M viii, 90 and sses MOndsJ The 2is, lssys "a n.
J. II. HOYT. Superintendent.
EOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE via NEW
POET sos FALL KisEh--The .pIsnd,a .pa :sssssa
TUESDAY rIiy IspA7 inn sATgRDAY :. ae'ciScL p a,
sxsrr MONpAY Ty6KEsDxY end rRISAY. o'o,cck
p M; from Pier No n T., ner the BssrJ; o0' ''''a's
al Newport each way .x
until the shsll have been peid for.
Fright 10 Boston forwarded through With erea dTsfca "
Express Freight Train.
VIM BORDEN. Agent. Noe. 10 ana u West.a.
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fnrniiure.

HAND ROUTE-NEW-yORK TO PROvI.
~ DENcE, kc-On and sAsf OF 3, le;I, Trsn sf IL
PROVIDENCE. HARryOED cad PIsHkILL RAiLloXD
wt svc Hartford ser the arrival thsr Of the Expss Train q
tbs New Ycrf and Nov sven en- Hev Haven md Hasra saA
sphnsfdd RslrO.ds, which leeyys Esw Yort q a.
SAMUEL MOTT. suPehaseadsus.
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EDWARD K Collins. 10: 81 waust' SevYotk.
BROWN SIMPLIFY Co.. Liverpool
R. q WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris .
TIE Of these ships will not b. accountable f1
ye bullion specie jdrlry precious stones or metals unless -
OF lsdns ssued therefor and the value thereof eKps
therir.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with me Deawsre Lscx.
aud Western Railroad and at Esst'n VITA hs LsasA
FALL ENHANCEMENT. commencing Oct a. ie57-Lesys
New Yoi for Esstsu aud intermediate place. from Pier No
North River at y Il N. and % for SomerSne ~
% .Sov tIns connect at Elizabeth with trains en- TIE Mo-
Jersey Rarosd which leave NewYo from the foot Of Court
iandt r. st u and II 8 M, and $50 and S p m.
Passengers for the Delaware, Lsekawsnna and WE'D ~
i.a W.T. W. .a sri Z u JOHN S srERNs sapsasndsa
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Lesvss Fulton Mar:
4 ket Wharf BY steamer Island Csy a. sna "a ~
hoSr msetls .na eaessans pssnser, with the Boa. Hunt
ere FONT Through in sty ni'1Sss III sSiTa Receives
long ISLAND RAHROAD.-Trains going
R..s i.v Rrokyp for Greenport at 10 tor Syostt
A. S 90 sor Iienpstesd at 10 3:b and n, ana M
Jsnaics At 10 a m. sAa 8 and $3.50 p m --
NJEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Ons and
~ sey Monday Nov 1857 and until further notice fsAes
err Trains v III Pier footo D,anest follows VIZ 81,
DUNKiRK EXPRESS, g. m. Tor Dunkih sna 'ua~''
'n RpCKLSND PASSENGER st p NJ foo, Of Chsnsess
a Ma Yirruout Suacrns and intermediate ssions
WAY YAsSENGER .. p m. for Ne~oe1sn' "'
TNiGRANr 5p M for Dunkirt and Buffalo aid n'ef0s-
o'a'' THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
ExCEYrED) 40.
NIGHT EXPRESS a, p. m. for Dunkirs and DusA'''"
Ss: Espres. Trains oouaec. s Eln ~h The Emiss c.
audsrus ard Nlazsrs fas Rslroad for MsSNs !s1s 49,
hamtcu With the syracuse aid Bingh smon Railroad @
st Cosuina va the Buffalo. Corning and Nov on
Reshesrf Ore. Bend vtS the Dssw.rs - = De-
flo "a Ne~.Yo.k City Railroad. fcs bunSe;
Duniirt vi,h d. Lsie Shcrs Rsosd fos CevAnA
Tp,edO, De.roh, Cht:sso ~. CaAxkks 40SAN's'S
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DANIEL $. HOUGH, Auctioneer-Ofice No


~ 20 Broadwsy-Ces particular attention TO his sale THIS
DAY Tuesdsy Dec g. at l from TIE private residence
No 24e West Sd Of Shav al the of the
mssnifcenty furnished house. fl description of which may
found yesterday. Herald Trbunc and Tnes.-rhis se a.
FURNITURE at Auction Prices tho goods nearly
and al made order and 10 be sold rain shine ard without
few articles from the catalogue herewith
Joined viz: China Dinner set together With ass variety Of
Tableware Of every conceivable desron Walnut Buffet. Tx.
tension Table Velvet CsIp- Ro.Sod sites Center Table.
Essere Easy Chairs Bronzes China Vases CIofs Sstn and
Brocsfee Curtans Fancy Scretss 7c,aye Piano
Bookcase Chamber Furniture Rose wood ard Mahogany
BLANKETS and Bedding &C. the whole forming unique
hou-e only.
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RY VIRTUE of several Mortgages, and also Of
- several Executions will be sold q, Public Auction. On
WEDNESDAY, the ssh day Of December 1851, 81 No -
Sprueee Of 10 O'Clock one No. single large single
PRESS extn Fountains two Cone Pueys sGd two Raer
stocks. Of Hoes mnnfure Also superroya sins@cyn
der PRINTING PRESS of A b. Taylor Co.'S manufacture
Also other PRESSES, and large quantity OF METAL and
WOOD TYPE and Printers Stock and Materials Of a.. kinds
and the uisxPred lssse Of p,emi.ss
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Daneing Arab emies.
piano- {crtes an1 Hlnsit.

AN elegant and elabeFatsly finished. four round
.uE.rb carved e sold pearl hey. city made end
fuzzy warranted oyrtrns bass powerful sich tone hntaed Al
with triple carving without spo. hem,h and one Of
the psrb duinsToen pisnososs sy oSSysd for .:s
an object for cah Can DO examined and fully tscd No 81
6thw 4eh-st for three days from m I'LL p m WIZ
b. boxed for shipping II desired uf.r...u .fh a.!
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" ftNV' LVLuENN Vt =
No, so Brosdw positively ~ stiffness o. trembling
such .u Of hand Students lean nsrs In
ssa' 5sD In ten months by the Old sy~eus Two es ssts
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CHEMICAL BANK, New. York. Dec. p 1851.
VTuiE President and Directors Of this Bank have
this day declared Quarterly Dividend Of SIX (6 PER
CENT payable Stockholders the ii Jsnuary
proxoe. By order Of the Board. "
q. a. WILLIAMS Cashier
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MEANWHILE and LEXINGTON RAILROAD
WI COMPANY Dividend Of TWO PER CENT will be
paid Of this Company demand after lt prox
mo Il the Office Of CAMMANN Co. No IS WIlst.
b. WILSON, Treasurer
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T,HE COUPONS of tho COUNTY of ST. LOUIS,
l. due 1T January 1885, viii be paid BY the Bank Of Com.
n cree In New. York" II. F. VAIL Casher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

METROPOLITAN BAsx, No. 100 Broadway,
Nsw-YoRK, Dee q, 1887.
TNHE Directors of the Metropolitan Bank have
i thi, day declared sSEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of POUR
az PER CENT payable and after MONDAY the IN Of Jac'
airy ProI a., H.. .u 49,
day of payment. GEO. L. SENEf, Cashief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

ELEGANT PIANOS for the HOLIDAYS.-TwO
II al oundcornered PIANOS extra carved legs and mcdns
peskeys and hand board nad with pearl elegant sweep mold
inss Ge Chickering's and Ws.eus MAKE price $500 each.
will be sold for $780, cash. and balance In monthly pay
tnepts PIANOS low 500; second hand Chick
rrnss and o,hey good Makers from 100 $50 tho great
Piano Agency q HORACE WATERS, No. SO Broadway
NJ s;c half
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for Young Ladies
the, Principal Mrs l. r SMIrB tbor) Bo~sa, Aass. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

IN LAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANY VII bs
psid from and st Of January 1855 the CORN Ex
CHANOE BANK j. B. WARIN0, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

pURTON~ NEW THEATER.
- TCEspAY-Tbs u. ;irps mo- NOS pssisvsy, Of
With "a Qxous arsrEenent Of comic talent superior 10 any
- !, thing ever before eRvred on tne stage
DstsA Nj C. Mathews; Mads Mr. Burton, Mar, Mr. Brous
- ban; sf Hsreout, MIN Suish Chsrtss M Brisss
W *, ,ce u Y. CHATTER
Ia which M G. Matthews will sustain several chsrsces and
- S ~ sins severed comic songs.
To Monox-Yirf right Of COLUMBUS Mr. Broughsuls new
bunssqre, WITH HE WOULD BIZ An ACTOR
NJ b. Il iO"s G. A r ID + N.
IN TUESDAY EvRHiNG, Dec. .
BENEYfT or THE WRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
''l TUE WONDERFUL RAvELS,
Mad DE La qRANGE TERESA ROLLA. 49,.
= ~ - ~. Mons. GASsIER. LAB0CErTA, ROCCO,
NJ zAkFRETTA end the usd ts.rr: Of this e"Ablhment
Tbs door z ocoeL a 70, this evening
BsUet aitr4tisssrSesit TERPsICHORE
GRAND JNTERMEDE MUSICAL,
~ ~ BY Die Italian srista
Lat srsnd pAptoumme, TIE GOLDEN EGG.
Adni1s.or u Al parts Of the houee 80 cents ~ -.
0akkD JUtENYLE AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
MKT SATURDAY. Of 2oclock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

OYrIcE ov THE NEw.YoaY Gas LIGHT CoNpAxY,(
1 December II, 1857.
NNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirteen Dr.
Of this Company viii b. held MONDAY the llth
day Of January next from II To u O'Clock q. the Office
No 74 Cenrest The Transfer Book will be closed from the
I'D instant until after election By order.
C. L. EVERITT Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29

Tho Coupons of the City Of Quincy falling due IL. January
next viii be paid At the Office of WOODBURY. Co., No. 20
Bruad-st. New. York, Dec. Il, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-29
Jnstrurtion.

A Ionic FLACK, A. NJ, Principal of HUD-
N SON RIVER INSTITUTE ~ CLANERACk n T.
snounoes ths the Normal Class Tuition free vii DO formed
2 opening OF Miuters TIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-08

"The opinion Of the Court belongs 10 an
croch prior 20 the introduction Of christian
ity. and j. more m accordance 'o'th ne
teachings Of aristotle, than run those o. The
Go,psl." IBrownson's Review
Probably there is no sect or association OF
men, in the civilized world, whose members
cling to each other, through good report
and evil report, with such tcnacity as do the
members Of the Roman Catholic church.
And especially cautious are their bishops
and priests in exposing To the world the
hllacics of is members. Chief Justice Ia
ncy has been for years a COMMUNICATE OF
that church, and as man Of education,
position and influence, and proiessed piety'
naturally takes high position. With these
facts in mind, the reader will clearly sec
the significance Of the rebuke, at the hands
Of Orcstes A. Brownson, who is bitterly op'
posed to Americanism, and still more invet-
crate in his hatred Of the Republican party,
or anything else which opposes the designs
Of slavery eStensionists. When such an
authority pronounccs the doctrines Of this
decision 10 belong TO the Z" dark ages a
proper idea may bo obtained Of the tendcn-
cics Of the democratic party. which has 80
promptly adopted ITS principles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-08

Tur AGEor MUoRITr. Attorney General
Gushing, in compliance with the request Of
a Foreign Minister residing in Washington,
has given an opinion As to the age at which
a citizen Of the United States acquires q
legal capacity to act for himself.
q" The Attorney General remarks that
there i. no general Legislative enactment
on the subject, and no ajudication Of the
point by the Supreme Court--bnt the whole
question depends on the English common
law inherited by the original thirteen States,
aud on the acts Of tho State legislature.
Mr.. Cushing. by the way, and in vein
quite unwoutcd to eminent lawyers, stigma
,iscs the old fund OF English lawasA" most
heterogeneous. homogeneous and eontradic'
tory mass -" JuB.5is OF Jurisprudence. "
In looking at the State statutes, although
some are bas,I upon French and Spanish
Jurisprudence, yet the rule OF fixing the ma
iority OF male. at the period OF twcniy-one
year, i, uniform and may, therefore, DO as
.umed as the common law VI the United
States.
In regard to females, most States give
them enlarged legal capacity at the ago OF
eirhtccn-and some even earlier-but the
general rule Of complete legal capacity is the
same Tor both sexes, via At twcnty-onc
years Of age"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-08

wuL Per. In the Southern Convention
held some time since, resolution in favor
Of the revival Of the slave trade, created
quite lively discussion. Mr.. Gouldcn, OF
Georgia, takes view OF the matter which
seems perfectly just, but is hard doctrine
to thosc who believe slavery to be scrip
tual institution and yet oppose the slave
trade. Such consistency Is rarely witnessed
among the democracy. lIcspokcas follows
e" Mr.. Gouldcn, OF Georgia, defended his
resolution against charges which had been
made outside, that il was ill.timel, and
that il would prejudice Mr.. Buchanan
administration. He did not think 30. liz
believed in his Utmost soul that slavery was
an institution from God, and therefore could
bc defended. The African slave trade was
the great bugaboo to brighten women and
children Very PandorA's box Of evils. II
that was great and damnins crime, be
said, shai iror,s rra' u than ira' done sr'rS
day m thar mid,i, rhsu ihsy wsni 70 Virginia
and took N, H,gro from has homs and family
and thought h,m 10 cork thar r,o, and osiioH
f,ii' IIc thought it was straining at a
guat and swallowing camel"