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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05
GENCY for n sous hern ManHfact0ry .
n strstchsd LEATdEh BANDS and LEATHER
HOSE, all sizes of superior quality at msnufactu

SOMETHING sNEW--CLOTHkSs SAVED.
y The subscriber having determines u ops
ssfention cf famiies Hotel keepers and the pubic
generally TO the many advantages ne oners IN ssn
ina ard Ironing. ist. he intends us'ne ne psssn.
scsrcsly at ali; 2ndlY. He proposes . Do wssor
for families st pics that Will ensole Ins@ 10
with fewer ssrvsnts thereby ssvias siisS for on
sas nnon,ad ssy and returned neatly .sshsd saa
iruusd IN few hours rcs He L.a1Sy ssoys ss n
rsadsoes oa Ms.hail street. .ssss ss :. led wso.s
S.Sok ,as - the aa.s Of the ely II. ros Ss
i" nI fl opersln The lat q J.'sn Il. .ho1, on 81
furthsr infsrmstion please s. 3 where ihs wash.
ias ,si M.csinss are msauiss,aTItdH d. WOODWARD
daH-lms
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Both Houses of Congress adjourned on Friday
last, until to-day.
Christ Chnrch, Philadelphi, rang out merry
chime OF bells. for the celebration of the advent of
ls57-this being the Que hundred and first time
that its chimes have performed that ceremony.
The New Haven Journal says that the Rev. DR..
Todd the Rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Stamford, CT, received check for
S6i0 rs a Christmas present, from fourteen of his
parlshioners.
1t is suggested, In English paper, thaG the
name of the Arctic vessel Resoiute should, in ac-
acknowledgement of her restoration 10 England by
fae United States, be changed TO Anglo AiDeri.
Governor King, of New York. was inaugurated
on Thursday last.
The new State Capitol at Columbus, Ohio viii
be opened on Tuesday. A grand festival will be
given to celebrate the event.
During 1856 there were 1850 deaths In Boston :
100 moFf than In ls55 scarlet fever carried of
over 200
Jacob Johnson, who murdered Jacob Stewart in
Harnett county, N. G, over two years sgo, was
publicly executed on the 26th nit.
The Maysville California; papers chronicIe ihe
recent death In QnartzburR In that county, OF
Colonel Gaines, Latye Of Virginia sgad eighty
years. He prominent Democratic ptditi-
clan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

COPPER COIN SCARCE In TIE BRITISH Pre-
yINCES The inhabitants of Halifax, n. S., al
rejoicing in the reception in England, by the
steamship Niagara, OF large quantity of copper
coins-perce and halt pence-trom the scarcity CT
which they have for some time past suffered much
Inconvenience. The coins are in such demand
to be procured, has been quite beseiged ever
since ther arrival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

ARRIVAL OF MORMONs.-Tha ship Columbia
Cap: Hutchinson, arrival at New York on THUS
day from Bristol, England, having on board q
party of Mormons-c consisting Of l59 adults, "a
children and Q infants, one born on the passage
making in all 222 souls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

The ''sons OF Pennsy lvania" had an anniversary
festival in New Orleans on the 9th ult.
Governor Willard. Of Indiana, had public re-
ception at Jackson. Miss, on the 23d ut.
Five hundred emigrants for Nicaragua, under
Col P f. Mancosos, left New Orleans on the 2ssh
ult.
Ole Bail, the famous, was arrested for debt in
New York on Friday last.
The city of Cincinnati pays Sl7 so per year for
the gas supplied to each street lamp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

THE DEATH OF MRS. WILSoN-We some time
since alluded to the capture by the Indians of Mrs
Wilson, Il lady who was on her way from St. Louis
to Salt Lake City, in Colonel Rabbits train
Measures were Immediately taken to secure her
rescue, and Captain Wharton, Of the United States
Army eXerted himself 20 the utmost He offered
large rewards sent parties in search and even an
ticipated the wishes of the family so anxious and
energetic was he in this work of humanity. 1t
appears, however that his labors were in vain for
ture because she could not ride on horseback and
keep up with the train She was most estimable
lady, and her melancholy fate has produced a
painful sensation in the minds and hearts of those
who knew and appreciated her-PhI. {aq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

KANSAS TERRIToRY.-"Add together England
Wales, Scotland and Ireland, and the aggregate
superfices will yield almost precisely the area OF
Kansas; which however, is small when compared
with her sister territory, Nebraska"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

HEARTRENDING ON Christmas night. says the
Enquirer, about 3 o'clock A. M, che residence of
Mrs. Polly Brown, of Chesterfield county Va was
discovered 10 be fire, and the roof tumbling in
Her son-in-law, living within sixty yards of his
molherin law, rushed 20 the appalling scene in
hopes of rescuing her from the devourng element,
but alas! toe late 10 afford any assistance The
house, with all the furniture, was consumed, aud
with them, sad to relate, the poor unfortunate
widow was burned to cinder. Not six pounds of
the charred body was found amongst the smoul.
dering ruins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

DECREASE IN RECEIPTS OF CoTToN-The
| New Orleans Price Current of Dec. goth, reports
the decree compared with last year at same time
| at forty nine thousand four hundred and eighty
| two bales
The Charleston Courier's statement is fifty. four
| thousand two hundred and seventy.one.
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Fatal AceidenE--On Friday eveuiur NJ nrs-
Eanes, IN old lady. living with hsr dsasktes. -
81. James, mar CoNtts street, was burnei =
badly By her clothes taking Are that abe died Tie
next morning The daughter was badly burned
IN attempting 70 saye her Eaofhers life. The d.
ceased was pafalized and nearly blind
pHgfnia Mechamics' Iaaitnx.-Thls body wiz
bold regular monthly meeting this evening In
me han OF the Institute, corner Of l2th and Main
streets.
u s Court Judge Halyburton will resume
MS sittings today, in Boshers Hall At Ill O'Clock.

MORAL INSANITY IN BOSTON E--Boston has
case of moral insanity in ita courts. VIM.
Tuckerman Is on trial for eiubezz,iog the funds
OF the Eastern Railroad Company, while he was
Treasurer of that corporation. Tho facts seem to
be very conclusively made out against the &C.
cused and his only chance Of escspe appears to
be the ingenious defence that Huntingson's coun.
sci made, that be is morally constituted that
he could not help 1t. The Philadelphia Ledger,
referring to the trial, says:
None of these ragnfcent roeues who seal ana
forge keep up their extravasance are willing to
admit that they are culpabls themselves for their
n,isconduct They have always got come eatenua-
tion for their moral delinquencies Whom they are
not insane, they are the victims of bigger rssca
than themselves. Tuckerman has got scapegost for
his crimes and puts all the blame upon the 'deviL'
who sorely tempt, him Dexterops counsel may
find pretty good de fence in this fact If properly
handled. man tho is under any other control than
bis own is certainly not master Of himself and if,
against his own wil hs 10 acting from the influence
of the DEVIL the principal ought to be respoDsibie
for hsscts, and not the agent who is mere passive
instrument in the hands of his Internal seducer Ws
go for putting the saddle the night horse and ifthe
devil is really the cuprit. he should receive the
tga ion. If he indicted and brought into court
for trial, there would, however, be found lawyers
enough offering some ingenious plea in extenuation
OF his guilt. or to show that he was not morally sc
countabe for his acts
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CAPITAL PRIZE

S3NTIIEfN NNILITARI4GdDEMl LOTTERY
class p,
T. be drawn Ia the city OF mo@ie, Alabama, in pub
lie, On
FRIDAY, JANUARY 50. 1857, on the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS
j"AN HusTEL and W. w. MAGuiRE, Esqs., Com
miss CT srs
ioNU0 Tickets--:5 49J Prizes.
MORE THAN ONE FRIZE TO EVERY TEN
IIChhYS'
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PUNCH speaking of hoops, says IL requires an
early start, nova days, for man te get round
his wife
II is estimated that tbs love letters dropped In
the post office at Lowell, Mass, average over 800
tally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

NEW KIND OF BREAD.-A man in Berkshire,
England, is calling attention to his mandatory,
where he makes wine and bread from mapgel
wur,zel. The wine is really good, and may be
produced at about sixpence per quart In making
bread the msngel wur!ze is mixed with flour,
(about 50 per cent? and although it is rather too
moist for the palate it is sweet and good
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: -: :. :. ) !, nANINN iN.iKANNk can
wan + co.'s Lotteries.

..3-,ruvrn y,Ii-ART ACADEMY LOTTERY,
Ci,sS -,
5r.,,r in t9e CIV Of Mobile Ala, IN publis, on
80 sr,tpr,,oy, .iauuary 10, 1857,
..- 7-r5E pI X OF StNfsLE NUMBERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

= slghs r. vi
ats hgs: sl9 prizes decided in the usual man.
e. ~
rTae ou Prilss of aG0 will he determined bv >,
Isa. hs1ir Of ne pumber that draws the $50 orc
Pres Fgt tAenlle, II the nuuIler craving the
Tt""* PIze ea7s with No |, tre9 2il The tickets
N"sie The aum'er tnfs in viii be entitled 10 EG0
il the number ends with No ? then all the TicLats
"usfa ihs Iu1ber ends in win be entitled 10 $50
and s0 on 20
NeTt!a5a'es o. Packages viii be eod at the follow
nt lstss. which q the mex
certificate Il package Of 10 whole tickets 500
10. GO. 10 half CO. 80
70, do, lo quarter do 25
70 do 10 elgh;s do. l2t
A"eIeas ofdeIs ": tickets or Certificates either to
;. SWAN & co. Atlanta Ga, or
), SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala or
D. SWAN, Gox .G0, Mobile, Ala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

f.~, ury7vi spl - W MCGUIRE, Esqs., Com
~ El.ssiCGers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

THE FARMERS OF Illinois and Ohio oppose the
proposition OF the Massachusetts wooden manufae.
turers to take the duty atf wool They say II the
duty is q tax upon the consumers for the benefi
Of the producers, the duty on woolen cloths ID .
still greater YAK, and by the same rule sheuld hs
taken off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

pre- Of So sppTozimanug to $4,000
prize are-...-,...........'.. St
pr.les Of = ~ lPpfoxl.as!ins 10 bl20 0C0
rri2- sIe .........-......-........
prizes Of #!o1 aPProzlma,iDg to $500
pr.Es -Le .....--4...-.-..,' ..,'....-'.'.-
prlss Of &55 sPgrozimating TO $4,000
Erye are ......-..-.
r-lcs Of &]J eP7.oximating 70 $1,000
VE.Ets are....,....--- ...'-..'.'.''.'..
sH rflst f rt5 aprT0XnGting TO &10
rrIs4s arc. ........................ L.
so .i.Lss of $40 aIs.......................
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

- Advertisements rublishsl until forAda vaIf1uu
shsrged 50 cents Per square Of ten nnss ~ ia -
insarfion. snd Is cents for each cnas1~uarce 8 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

u.r| 1Ir U-s T,i.s 70 Ererg Ten Tickets
NONEL SCH + N e. 8, ooo
d. l1t5t 10 Prizes of....... 300
IN .. 5000 l'o 90 ........ loo
d oo .... lZu,t 100 40 ........ 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05
BUSINESS CARDS.

VVHN r. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
y in B,ooms Wood and Willow Ware Mats of slt
descriptions, Rsfrigerators, Rope, Cordage Ysnke.
Notions &o. &C. 2is Washington street. between
Vesey and Barclay. New York will execute orders
from Richmend on the most favorable terms.
no 2H-6rn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-05

ftHr the
sy, new N
1Ee house
gsst water
g sivtR by
nth, or be-,
moderate
e 10 s}'her
FisleT, or
NON, |
Kiln ta II
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BOARDING.

IsOAkR--.By the Week, Day or H!eai.--
ID Also, fine Room for psrtiss
T. TYLER,
ia3-6s No Ii Main street, Richmond.
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s@.Azs
be Brics
!, opposi
z Arr
BRO
Broad 9;
:. -.
ary ~
\ Sen. rr-
:: Apply 70
BUkN
ck 4 enc.
ntly oceE-
oms. briek
20 the PIE.
to
ctor,
PArsh.
isth e..
-'-----------
nest; {. cts |
'e,' lately
lining ten
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rven on
enent oa
J by sr.e
pp'y 70
NJ ANN.
cry tiue
bic fof c.
re Store
Main a..
hear the
sN, new N 4
2 re house
gsse waller |
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nth, or be-
moderate
( 20 sl'her
F.sAer, or 4
y ON,
Kiln tts
----z----a---a---.--g
oppos ID
oweiliUI
d bIteLent
Tice i 4
NAN, II
Man Of. II
II ANAt
prevented
near 81.
,r rent. on
oihcs sni
Is Also, II
: Eighth
+he Pubic /
{ .. Off e,'I 1
loenJaseT. Il
3IEGR 4
tsse ap-
20. I2i "a
MIR John
? ne a. ths
cations IA
>Osse ssiop
.,AyLtTr
CHO. i
stree n
Dwell
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+ has two
4 well Of
rate, 70 q
OCK,
M arkef.
for the
tDEN. on
OF land,
LEW.
garden
d h house
E3Oh. N
n iItiisio- #
Lodging III
of M ain
so, in tbeA
/ wo ta,e- Il
inc rooms
PivenI.
RTON,
RRiSS
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between
the Tssl-
cCnthIas
uses, and
iANa.
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on m ain
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st .unGerE
has gas
p, giying
le house.
ELL.
] s. Co.
b { AIRY
now oc.
Posses
OWE.
KENT.
ctory, On
/ 10 very
nter aud
ny other
lRER.
lie n eng
opposite
has nine
hydrsnt,
y to
ELL.
THE
lain aud
odErsss.
Its
A com
! with a
xtensive
ge house
near the
on 8 lot
oc IL
tENT.
y Mr.. N.
ain and
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AID, 4
house.
-
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20
lusre.
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unniug
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'act.
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yp0ARDIN&s---A small family and a few
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with good
Board and pleasant rooms, with the oonvenences OF
a home; also Day Rosrdsrs by applying at No l34
Main street opposite Essie Square De "a n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-20

by M. orr-where do you rssidsS
witne@-In Rome, Ne Yorr
By Mr. Orr-Have you any Official og personal oonnec
ton With Tho Des hoines River Company, In the state OF
Iowa.
wiuess-Ycs sir; am q director and q member OF
the Executive Committee OF that compauy.
BY Mr. of--Do you knov Of any resolution or bill
having boon introduced during the present Congress for
Tie benefit OF that company
wltDess-Yes, STR for tse benefit Of the STATE Of lows
BY M orr-Do you know By whom this, bill vs pre-
psred'
witbes,--I think vas prepared by General Clark,
member OF our executive committee, or BY ReverJ
Johnson, the counsel for our oomesny.
BY Mr. DRIVERS ycu here during the first session OF
the present Conue Ter shs purpose OF aiding "a 'he
passage OF that oill1
witsess-Yes. sir; came here, under The directions
81 board, somev he,e about the last OF Juse, thick
know hat shout ths drst Of Juoc II Cncin 1ah
vas there for week, and vas perhaps two weeks on
my route from the Weat presume arrived here about
the 2ttu OF June
BY Mr.. Orr no you know Of any promise or pledge
made By member OF your executive oommiase, or OF
your direction W pay any portion Of the land, 70 be %
cured by the passage OF that bill TO any member OF
Congress ov 70 any other person for services In aiding
the pssssRe Of that b,r
HsvnspY JoHsSoS's rrxRsr ~ rss COMPANY.
Wtncss-i answer. none o any member OF Confress
and 10 the other respect can only say thu, d. no,
mos OF any promise. but understood that voe on
the company had been taten vhen vn no, pre"snN
before reached there, authorizing the President 70 en-
ploy Keverdy johnson. late Attorney General, w pre-
psrrf mis bill spo 70 et 10 ~. passage TOE the sum o.
81 see and In the event 81 the passsgs o. the Dhl
think hs vs TO receive an additional sun
ny Nj Orr-wss there any expectation created y!
you, or by auy member OF your compsny, IN tue nina
q any member 81 Iunsress the nj OF soy oosr
psrson, Tor me bsnss Of any member Of Consre, hS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-20

u,. , r,Is M {. oosrIpsscs ~, - d ,, -
so W. - p .ss-a s.s n..sc, ~; w.
hal power TO make whsnver disposition Of no ssw
proper; tnerc va no nmwAuon vnAevcr upon Mn. !
nso M 1,m ma ne voo.s use propeny
ny -. D.Ene .ooiu nsvo sne nkns snen -
By nr Dav.-But you had conndsncs In him ihas ~
Noulo nos oss u Improperly
wnness-Yes sir, I thought that In consideration %
nn felsoons ~to our treasurer ana osner memoen 81
VIC oompHy ne vouia % sAie ana proper - %
iesvc me nsfnr vuh
. ny NJ mvh-bo you learu when you were here -
tnefe 80 any combination amoasf mcmoers Oh -
srses 40 o. ,, oosIuos sns pss.ss ~ ns pn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-20
THURSDAY. JAN. 70, 1857.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE NOTRH low.
RAILROAD ON THE STAND.

Hkv1R1 UPON TIE UUfaDnkS
Robert AcCAbe sworn-l side ri Burlington, Iowa;
the President OF the North 10 Railroad running
nom point on the Mississippi river. opposite Prairie du
Chen, 70 the Missouri river; shoad say, also, Thea am
connected with the Pacific Railroad do not know that
any member Of Congress has any Decuniary Interest IN
any measure pending before CDnyress or that has
been pending before Congress; there VAS one man. N
outsidr, approached me, ana sad that If would give
him certain amount he could votes for ne,
but bad fath 1t all that he could do Daring tss
Congress and the Congress BEFORE ~hen Vas here,
have good deal Of The operations OF tnsss thieves
hey claimants and promise, fer 90 mach money
Tor large contingent fee 70 control certain votes,
when they could not even speak 10 the memoors them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-20

4 peleys have urged toe Chairman o this mistee-
ps,ss vsy vote ss K. sse the
I'd election from Territory u vas mster In which
feli good deal Of Interests bcth ssy man has under
me mbers nj Congress understood say what did
30 mean and 90 nos hinh ever used any such Ian
nv Mr. pavis-DId you ever say tas you could "nx II"
Win members Of Copgressi-or there any feet thai
would jnssry you 10 making any ssas rsprs.sn...oa'
wnnsss-No sir. rne ever did say, OF could
say wss tba, knew such member, and would present.
aoaeps.ood he case and believed 70 be fsir one be
would vote fox ~ | nave never gone further -
TuxspIY Fss. 3: 1861.
HENRY A. DANIELS ON TIE STAND.
I. pEs xodsu saveAros coxrAsr UP AeAD
henry A. Daniels, svorn:-
By M Or-wscre do you rcsides
Wtness-In Utica, New York.
by Mr.. Or-whs h your employment
wtpcse-I am attorney 81 Av.
BY Mr.. or-Havs you any business eonnsotoas With
Sir. VIM. G. Johnson
Whneas-Yos, sir.
witness-I his sgent TOR certain property, and fre
ruAr rsrTrR o. =. xArrrow.
BY Mr. Orr-Do you knos yhstner ". johnson 70
osIved, q. any time. any letter non shlsgtos I'D
dressed 70 him over The initials Of O. b. MI
Br ~. orr whose handwriting was sAss letter,
Wisness-I should ssy was 10 the handwriting OF Me-
hstscson, hon the knovledge have Of his hand writing
BY M. or-ws there any snrs'Ope accompanying
witsess--Ycs, sir.
BY M. orr--no you know where Mr.. Johnsos had that
letter depustedf
witsess-Yes, cir; he had deposited In hs vault at
ne once.
BY Mr.. 0rr-Hsve you made any search within IN,
hsss nw DAYS since you received INSTRUCTIONS from NJ
Wincm-Yes, str.
rHs ORIGINAL Irru Iosr
BY nr. Or-Dd you nna M
witness-No, STR; aid no4
witne~s--Yes, STR :
BY Mr.. OvrfIev ors rvevous A ths lat sesrcb had
yeu seen the le,terf
wmess-l saw within Two weeks Of that time
hsedi - = =.
whuss'-Y@, sir, In the vaul, in nr johnson once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
6onses ano farms h)ante6.

4 COUNTRY PLACE WANTED.-WANTED,
N ellsby situated within about sixty miles q New
have GOOD bndngs and not less than acres Of Land Tor
which viii be given rscs,s City Lots and some cash de
sized address X T. Box AM N. Y. PostOdcc. with pa"
ticulars.
NTANTED-A ROOM to store some household
w furniture above Goth ST. and between the Alb snd I'm
avenues Apply at the office OF the American fne io' w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

VALUABLE FARM for SALE.-The subscrh
Der Offers for sale that valuable FARM known a. the
FORT FARM, " miles south Of the City Of Poughkeepsie
Duches County " being the post road between Pongh
tecpse and City Said farm contains about 237
,crs about 80 acres Of which woodland Ii Is in good
OF cultivation well wared and adapted TO grain grass
On the premises good Dwelling House. Tenant Horss
Barn sheds Gsnsry Carriage House Nog House Woodhou.e
kc all in good repair with fine spring OF wsser near the
The easily be divided into parts tbs pos;
Dad nearly through the On the side Of :he
Oad fine building site having view Of the Hudson River
md the surrounding country
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
Cannon and LiLerty-sts., Poushkeepse Of YOUNG
SCHULTZ Co., No 81 Ferry5, cornes Of Cd, New York
JOHN PETER NELSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

EOR SALE REAL ESTATE and PER-
Il SONAL PROPERTY OF the NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
1T Is the most complete aud best arrasSed aud conveniently
located Iron Works Penn lvans All the principal buildings
Of brick with slate roofs after and introduced
through the building There Is ecnt assortment Of
and Machinery The assortment of Patterns
passed being well made aud nearly principally
for mill engines and general machinery iron house
fronts. stoves The lot is valuable one-rontug the
fenny Rsrosd $50 feet running back 10 the Pennsyl
Canal $50 with complete wharf the whole width of
he lot Possessing such superior advantages work be
Manufactured very and be shipped TO part Of the
Union The Works capable of manufacturing from $50 N
a1o6e worth Of work Annuu. For PARTICULARS apply
Ae suhscribcT at Harrisburg Pennsyvsni J. X JONES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
IN OOO ACRES of IOWA LANDS
e]UsOVJU AT PUBLIC AUCTION

FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
lying Immediately above Fort Des Mones These lands
part gran. made in 1916 by Congress to the State OF lows
by whom they have been conveyed to this Company whose
rights have been affirmed by the Supreme Court Of Iowa
It's highest Judicial tribunal They lie in alternate sections IN
strip Of miles in width each side Of the De Mones
River The Valley Of the Des Mones is cOnfessedy THE
STATES and the lands offered will comprise Of the
most luxurisnt Of the PRAIRIE, MEADOW and TIMBER
LANDS of the State well watered by springs and streams
having been withheld from sale for eleven
erspersed with cultivated farms and thriving villages The tim
bered lands rich black walnut and oak of the finest Ge
ity coal undee the greater portion and
easily mined Multtudes Of farms BE- selected with ample
coal and timber upon them for all the purposes the custo
Plaster is also found in abundance. 900
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND ACRES will be absolutely
but the Compsny the right of restricting further sales
II unsatisfactory. ~ .
TERMS OF SILE-The land n each section viii be sold
gIaey in convenient parcels and in all be put up at
the minimum price OF $3 per acre. ~
Payments shall be made follows to wit: There shall be
from half twothds of the purchase other
lands bringing lees than f8 the Of ~
on all 25 per cent Of the purchase aad the
remainder shall be payable FIVE equal annual instaments to
beecured upon the lands with interest cert
In al purchaser shall dc sre TO in full dcoun. of
The bonds the Company will be received cash OF their
value. Deeds Of warranty will be siven. $50
Te deeds Of ofthese lands to the Company VIII
be found duly recorded in the Office Of the Secretary OF State OF
Iowa Msp descriptions and appssas Of the land aud
other information be had application the oce OF the
Company No. 10 Wiams New York to the undersigned,
Conpsnys Land Office in Demoine Fort Des Moines
Land Commissioner ID. n. L K X Co.
New York. Aug. q, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

DIAPER MILL for SALE very CHEAP-Situ.
ated Elk miles north Of Newcastle. Lawrence Co.. Penn
The building 81 by 60 feet three stories high story
and Of brick has two oyershot wheels and h OF
In Western PennsylyaniA Ii has four Rag
Engines thst carry $50 pounds each and 6nh Cylinder
successful operation For further particulars
sjdress JOHN WILSON,
New Wilmington, Lawrence Co, Penn