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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

SINGULAR CoiNcIDEScEs.--How happens
1t that our Religions conventions, for the
most part, keep even pace (part passu) with
the Republican cOnyentions?--rc living
N favor Of the Maine Law, when "Repub-
licanism' resolves in favor the Maine Law
declining to do So when ''kepublican-
ISM declines 10 90 so--exaltirg free
dom above Temperance. when ''Repub-
licanism" 50 exalts il--denouncing the
bred Scott decision just AS 'fepublican-
ISM denounces it--coming out with pre-
eisely the same set ofprincipies IS 'Repub-
llcanlsm" so comes out with. and chang
ing them for 4 new set whenever "Repub-
licanisna" makes Il change in is program
me? Do these things occur by accident, OF
are they tn, result OF design? They may,
at all events, be regarded as singular
condolences
Men change-partes may ehange-ail
sorts Of organizations may change--prin
ctpIes--IM%UTABLE TBUTH-nercr.-1~q
'sta lie. fge.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

Forty-six tons Of the new cent have beer
coined.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17


CALIFORNIA POETRY When from INV
room chance to stray, to spend an hour at
close of day, | ever find place most dear.
where some friend treats to lager beer
Sacramento 1ge.
Ali yes. my friend Of city life, sure such
treat cures such strife, but better than
such dose by far, are pleasures of fine
cigar.--IIaccr Herald.
Such pleasures NAV suit baser minds,
but with The good no favor finds, we think
The purest Joy in life, is making love to
ones own wife olcaao Ledger.
Most wise your choice my worthy friend
Ill Hymen's joys your cares to end, bu; We
though tired of single life. can't boast Of
having our own wife, and so when meath
our cares VIC faint, we fly TO hiss some gal
that aint--yet.--Napa Reporter
That lager beer will bile provoke, while
fine IIavanas' end in smoke. To court
ones wife is better far, than lager beer or
vile cigar. Kisses, the dew Of love ;
yeung morn, break on the lips as soon as
born. These all are naught to that g!ca.
Get joy-the first born boy.--Erenng Led-
ger.
It's true boys wished for blessing.
but then suppose the first's a girl. y dear
sweet child with ways caressing. with pout-
ing lips and flaxen curl, with dimplel
cheeks and laughing eye. 10 come and bid
papa good byel so whether bov or wheth-
er t'other, embrace the babe and then the
mother.--.Sou FraHcisc0 GIobe
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
BY r. G.. HORTON.

BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE CONTENTS
BiIth-Collcge Life-Studying Law-Elcction to
Volunteer in the war of lel2-Delense of Bal
timorc-Elected to Congrcss-Spcech against
the Bankrupt Bill-Dcfense of Gen. Jackson
Speech on the Judiciary SyStem-Misson to Pa
mama Naturalization Laws-Elcction Of Gen.
Jackson-Mr. Buchanan's Great Speech on the
Impeachment of Judge Pcck-Tcn Years IN
CongreSs-Oppostion to observation-disclosures
of the Freedom of the Press Mission to Russia
Election to the Senatc-Executi,c PATRONAGE
Mr. Clay and Mr. Observation-Disclosures ith
trance-Admssion of Artan as and Nichioan
Mr. Buchanans Great Speech on the expnnGino
observation-disclosures in Elections-Speech
on independent Treasury Bill-Reply to John
Davis-On the Mcleod Case-On the United
states Bank-Oregon Correspondence. while
Secretary of State under MIR. Polk-NIcxican
war Correspondence Mission 10 England
Nomination for President, etc, etc
The above book has been written bv a gentleman
well qualified by his litery attainmcnts and his long
connection with the democratic press He WAS
furnished personally by the distinguished subject of
the Memoir with many OF the dates and facts of
his early life, and from authorized friends of Mr.
buchanan has been supplied with material inaccess.
lDie 10 other parties. The proof sheets have been
sbmItted to the Hon. J. CLANCY Jones, NJ. c.. at the
suggestion OF Mr.. IL. 1t can therefore be called
without reserve, the authentic and authorized edi.
ton The book makes handsome lomo volume
Oh 45o pages, neatly bound in cloth and is emhel.
lshed with an accurate Portrait on Steel. from an
Ambrotype by Brady, engraved bv Buttre. Price
81. DERBY JACKSON. Publishers,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

1t has for sometime been proposed to CON
struct vessels ofzinc. 4 zinc vessel, while
it Is hardly inferior in strength to one OF
iron, is said to possess many advantages
over the latter. 1t will cause NJ deviation
of tho compass; the plates nct being liable
to corrode or rust, do not require painting;
in ordinary cases Of collision while iron
would in all probability crack or break,
causing a leakage in the vessel, zinc would
yield and bend without endangcring the
safety the vessel and hands, or inter
rupting her course.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
MUSICAL World OFFICE.
3.9 Broadway. n. Y.
Cardinal Principles of the Democratic
Party.

!. Eiuai ana exact justice 10 all men. of what
n'''e or persuasion religious or political
feace, commerce and honest friepdsbin w;,A
al nations; entertaining alliance with uonc
= he right of States AMI Territories =, .,,r;
is'"r Their own domestic affairs.
- freedom and equality; the sovereignty of the
people and the right Of the majority Ia ,,;l -,
conSt,tutionally expressed
> Economy in tn" public eapcndi,urcs-,pd
sacred preservation to public fats
o. freedom ct religion, freedom az the rros.
anu general diffusion of useful information
Opposition oall secret political s.r,-api1,,io,
anu all corruption in politics
:. A sacred preservation of the yed.r.l r..
s'io"t"n' and no religious tests for Office.
.; NO bigo'ry pride of east. or distinr,;o, -,
"'r'h among American citizens. -
~ Respect and protection for the rights or Ill
-, Inc preservation of the naturalization I,ws
'l'e rleit OF all to the public domain and the
P'1 ~ ~ OF the American Government.
-. Opposition to all chartered mononol;os
ID common brotherhood and good win a. ID
especially to those of the household of faith
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

E1-A gentleman with glass eye was
about to exercise the right Of suffrage in
Baltimore. when ne WAS accosied BY po-
pitical opponent with,--
81 say, Mister, what are you doing here?
on can't vote, you are not natural eye sd. ,"
The joke was taken in good part, and
created general merriment,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
New York Musical World, for l>57

Tbs oldest Of American music iournaI. has nor.
reached MS Scventeonta volume Its editors arr,
Il Storrs " Ills, Edward Hodges, Mus Doc am,
Augustus Morand- h furnishes, weekly. eight ~.
SeS oi rcadn" matter, and three Of music II,
former Is the best original and selected material tb,
editors are able To furnish. the latter j. = REGULAR
tt',nSier' Generally permitted hy American rub-
lSherS,) OF The very best OF the new sheet music
me economy oil thus procuring music and sectI. -
ing, AZ tine time. ~ncl, t.tsf. in H. sI,5 =
may be attributed to the clitors of the journal Mill
we tmnk suggest itself The music can be d,,a,b
rd from each number. and bound with ar uitLors
1re retin; matter, Mt the close Of the volume
ne SuoScrltion price of the Musical World i b,.
fuo dollars ycaT. Five copies s.: ten comics "a,
wy ana brooklyn subscribers are charged 81 81.
extra Tor expense of Carrier Canada snbscr;bcr-
pa! ~ els tor the necessary pre- payment of Amer
lean postage.
Address,
Musical WORLD OFFICE.
3.9 Broadway. n Y.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

"'Iis strange uttered young man,
as he staggered home from supper party,
"how evil communications corrupt good
manners. I've been surrounded by tum
blers ali the evening, and now I'm a tum-
bier myself
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
SATURDAY EVENING POST
Established August 4, 1921.


YNHE publishers ofthis old and firmly establish
ed paper take pleasure in calling the attention.
of the public to their programme for the comm <
year. Surfeted with politics, the claims Of litera-
ture will be more than ever appreciated by the
reading world. We have therefore already made
arrangements with the following brilliant list of wr-
ters
WILLIAM HOWITT, (of England,l ALICE
CARY.TS. ARTHUR, Mrs SOUTHWORTH.
AUGUSTINE DUGANNE, Mrs. NJ. A. DEN
NILSSON, the author of "UILLAH," &c.
We design commencing in the first number in
January next the following original novelette,:
TALLENGETT; OR THE sOH TIERS
HOME
Ely William Hewitt, ruthor of "Rural his q
England, Homes of the Poets" &c.
This is story of Australian life, Mr.. Hewitt
having visited Australia expressly with the object
of acq,ainting himself with the novel aspects under
which nature and society present themselves in that
singular region,
though probably not in the exact order here mention
| ed
THE STORY OF A COUNTRY GIRL.
| BY Alice Gary. An original Novelet, written,.
pressly for the Saturday Evening Post.
THE WHITEHEAD HEART.
An original Novelet, written expressly for the Post
! LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND.
An original Novelct by the author of any Comics
-ons," "ZILLAH or the child Medium" &c
DC.
THE QUAKER'S PROTEGE.
An original Novclet, by Mrs. Mary A. Dennisop
author of ''Mark, the scxton,'' Home pictures
&c.
THE RAID OF BURGUNDY.
A tale of the Swiss Cantons. An original NOvelct,
by Augustine Dugannc. author Of s1he Lost wit
ness" &c.
Wcalso have the promise of short aud condens-
cd Novclet, by Mrs. HOUSEWORTH, to run
through SIX or eight numbers of the Post.
lin addition to the above list of contributions
we design continuing the usual amount of Foreign
Letters, Original sketches, Choice Selections from
all sources, Agricultural Articles, General News.
Humorous Anecdotes, view of the Produce and
Stock Markets, the Philadelphia Retail markats,
Bank Note List, Editorials. &C.. our object being to
give complete record a. far - our limits will adj
nit. of the Great World.
/ ENGRAVINGS.-lnth the way of eucraviues. We
generally present two weeky-one of an instructive
and the other ola humorous character
1.-THE postage on the Post 10 any part Of the
L. 3, paid quarterly yearly in advance AT tho
office where it 1t received is onlv 20 cents
TERMS leash in advance,
c"py---.-.. $500 vcal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
PENNEY d.y.4 y4HJA s!I! RAMLRoAo

The fepnsyris Rslrosd connects q Pit,>barsh vta -
ssse, 70 sad from s. Louis Mo- Alton 9.sns ,ni chsessA
a.t.on Lacy ,t,s ard IadisnspOs Inij cncaas. osyS
s.nSs. z.ps,yl, .n aaeSo, Co.. a. va 5s
sle and Cincinnaa
fhroush Ticket, for .h csr hsd ct Of ne sssss
csItioned places IN toe Wes, IA
Kzssensefs si.l ind a.s the shortest, mog sxsei-o0
FROM NEW-YORK 10 ciNCfNNaTI IN ao0nA
1H0M NEW-YOHK TO CHICAGO N - aounH
Rx0N NEw-YOsK 70 81. LOUIS ~ - HoCaA
kAfs a. low slJ o-asr Roass
Bee han ibfil "a sss hotels Of this Sy ...A
xtruuzh II kssa OF ssrAs. f,,e.ms,oa mAJ - -
saps q "a YJNSSfLy AHA RAIL Road
s., 4 Assx aosls 1coslvY. -.
J. L. 1dfOTt 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
Tx TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD

In TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD
The4e lands were granted by aid in the
of h. Road and the richest aud
west, through the middle Of the State the extreme
5 r.. s16
10 chiefly prairie interspeIed with hue groves and IN the mid
ole southern sections timber predoninstes alternating with
The onste is more healthy mild and equabe than other
.s Ga 'sS aud s Of excellent as aSound
Bitominous Coal is extensively mined, and supplies cheap
sG oeG sa woc s s. Ra shs per
Building Stone Of excellent quality also sbo9ad, which can
The great fety Of the lands which black rich mold
from two TO Eye feet deep aud gently 9ashtSei togasy
spoon 10 the principal markets North south East and
be eG
the most favorable opportunity for persons Of indus
tOus habits and small means to acquire comfortable nde'
C5csFo the creates: grain ns.s. IN the World and
be transported the market make them much more prot
rstca. the sddsona cost
the latter which mus be borne BY tho poduc IN the re-
The title s perfect when the final payments made
deeds the Trustees appointed the State aud
70 a11 :se% se ute title II simple every
%HE sn SRT Il Foa SIX TO THIRTY DOLLARS
THE fHISEs INFTREsr da ONLY tHS THREE PER CENT.
TwEkTY PER CENT WILL sr DEDUCTED FROM THE CREDIT
Those who purchase long credits give notes payable
prove onesenth annually five years TO have Oneha
the land under cultivation at the end Of that time
Surveyors will accompany those VINO wish to ex
anime these lands free Of charge and aid them in making eiee
tions.
The Lands remaining unsod ch and valuable those
which have been disposed Of
SECTIONAL MAPS
will be sent to any one who viii iAcloe 80 IA postage
stamps and books phets containing Instances
of successful farming signed by respectable aud
living in the nsishborhood Of the Railroad Lands
the State also the cost Of fencing price Of cattle
of harvesting rebns kc other information
viii be cbeeTfnAy application either personally by
letter In English, French German. addressed TO
Ian
Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Office IN Illinois, Central Railroad Depot, Chicago lu
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
orrlcr o. 1nr MIeme.sr.sr..L H.n,o.iD CO.

of'''L =" '''' Bosros Oo.. L. 1851, J
CFAIED PROPOSALS vii be received at tois
= ofot up to the C,L Of NO'emSe At p n ''' "'"
10 Tes per cen, on November H. whies 6r't u.a~ent tss
Con rany viii retain without issuing Boud, therefor uH''
the lss, fns,airaeni i. paid,
Is Fifteen pr per- cen; @ Jan, Jsn',,y N,,I i Ssss
IS Twepty Eve per cent May iss.
IS Twenty hv. per cent July lsss o.,, cor,.,..
l fbe b. nds with semi annual Coupons dated i oc'ooe
In 81. 40 NV he pgeou hsIaer. Of .u. amounts Of
oS .1 a @ sns.sd 6 s.ss the Io%.nis
One thousand Dollars j.. a..
l!. beng q PISS. wSo w Be .rs sss1 ..ssss e
invited 70 share the Loan, bat the Company reserve 20
the nah, consider the I W. VIII Ss..
exc, pon. thsy .wsrd the Loan, the whole be TAKEN
Of The ConS.ny or Bonds maturing between shis d..s
and July ls viii Be received in payment Tor thus Loan "''a
,f no.,ctcn f these Bonds and Of those maturing Ia
1890 and subsequently, First hors.se upon the sna
E,tb,isi ThsIsr and n Il Hunnewe Trustees containing
proviso that Sinking Fund bs be PAID to said Trs..es
b;b s,i be Invested in this issue of Bonds long they
can BE- bought under cent a.
s soo,, vii be opened a. the oce Of the Company
the @ Of NSys.ber next =, M % IN the HIs'sSSsT Ss
der.sndns that they will that e resign II 70 any suitable
parties nominated By majority GftSs tsIs1 sn0 q me p
Isaac LIvERMosr, Treasurer.
proved Feb Is. 1885.
Section The People Of the State Of Michigan ense ras
The Michigan Central Railroad Company vote of' Direct
majority thereof ncs its capital stock from
tine time to amount necessary % cover hs cost o ae
completion equipment operating and keeping p
of their road and TO lay down deuels
track for the same and bOth within snd without said state
and also their bonds from which pay debts IN
cured b. incurred such purpos In such and 81
such i.tes such Directors majority thereof
may determine .e said stock and bonds to sell and dispose
OF at such they aud said Dectors
herof may approve and said Directors majority thereof
NAV under such regulations they may adopt confer on the
bodr bon's the right 70 convert the principal due
thereon into the stock Of the Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.-Ths GREAT


= CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic etsiss VI
Western North western and southvesten states -
anons Railway direct This Road also connects ftseIe
rd a. Cleveland and Ssnduiky With steamers TO ali Rou
hs North. Lakes sskirs direct, oh:ssS
md reliable route By which faElGH1 Do sorwSassS
and from the Greet West.
Rates BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA snd flflSSuASA
Fiasr CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats ard Cs7s ffsossnv
Books, Dry 0oods l.n boxes bales and tr1ntsll e D
oruss Tin boxes and bslss) Feathers, Furs kc..y
sacoSo CLAss.-Doniestio Sheesins shirtire Gil -
fleAins lin original bsls, Drugs ia oask,) Hard
SaIe, Leather Gin roils os boxesD, Wool and Sheep
fets EastwGd,
Hemp, Bacon and Pork sslted loose In sscksb io D.
fobacco msnuf.ctured, except Cigars or sat tc.
kovaTH Class -Cohes, Flsb, Bacon, Beef sndl
Pork I'm casks or boxes Esstwardl Lard snd oesav
Lard on, Nails sods Ash, German Clay Tar, bb.
Pitch Rosin, ,&c..........,..............,,,.
sLooa- 81 y DBL un.il further pot.ce.
SllK-,o cents 3 100 n nntIi further noetcs.
corroxof$ bale not exceeding o. weight znr fusssH
notice.
ua. In q niS'; &. psf..
Goods consigned 20 he Agents Of this Rosd ss Phs1spsS
fittsbureh viii BE- Forwarded vithoct dssenton
flzleHT AexSrs-Hsrrts Wormley Co, asnpe.s, 1eee
4 y. Sc" L Co, s. Louis }. Mitchell Bon E7sasLnA
Ind D1nesnil Bell Co., and Carter Jsweu Looisvshs
ky. B: c. Aelrsm, Madison, Ind spnfnan Brown, 81
ls..n Co... ciaeanas!i ~ W. g,ss,n Co. zsassvise
Isssr Hoa.s. E-..Yorc, sa1 No Wifi,mst Nsw. Ye1
q. J. sneedsr, Ph5isd.lphs; hsGsv Rooms Balnasss
SEQ. c. ynnoi,c1s Pusyursh
II. H. HOUSTON, General Frssht Agent, P,1si~SkkL
H. J. Lon AElS, Superintendent A.osas, p
lag l., 1857
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
20 Ubom il map Concern.

NOTCE-1he undersigned having suspended pay
IN meet esd extension ot six from maturity on ali
t5e reebedI HodeIs OF their paper will pea,e present
ths fsi renewal at No 81 Broadway and receive paymep
Of totsIeu In soysEee.
LORD WARREN EyENs Co
TNHE Pubic are cautioned against NEGOTIA-
II TING the E,lOwipg BONDS Il the CITY Of WHEELING
vie: Res IL IL is ls ~ H. @ % "a sS S. ~ aud Pay.
u,,at n Interest upon the sat been stopped.
FOSTER THOMSON No. c. Wsllst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
Real estate for Sale.

A FARM in WESTMINSTER COUNTY,
"A For .se exchange for House and Lot In ris city OF
vicinity FIFTY-FIVE ACRES Of LAND, highly improved
with dwelling and out buildings IN excellent conditions
twe,ty varieties Of selected fruit well wa.erd by springs
Situated in Pleasant three minutes walk snsco
Station the Harlem Railroad apd ons hours ride from his
city Ipoure al the FARM REGISTRY OFFICE No 20
Broadwsy corner of Morris IT. GEO b. GRAkNlSS, Agent.
CHOICE FARM LANDS for SALE.-THE IL
" LIMOS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Is nov
prepared TO sell about ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND ACRES Of
CHOICE FARMING LANDS,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

NASSAU BANK ELECTlOh.-To Annah
~ Fi,ton f,r F-seo Director. Of this Bsns "a. Io
1,sr. or. OF ,bs UeIt succeeding Ele-tion: VIZ tsss
The BAukiul room TUESDAY roF y" H'H' -
to ocoek p n By order Of the BS.it c..b,sr
sst..u R.rk Oct q, 1857
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26


nearly Inquire At s2 Cvurandt st. Of B. sCHENCk
TRICSSON's CALORIC ENGINE.-The Sub
IL scbeT agent for the Patentee has the .a;f.cton OF n
forming the public that this remarkable MOTIVE ENGINE
REQUIRING NO WATER ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM
DANGER OF EXPLOSION, EXTREMELY ECONOMICAL
IN FUEL and requiring engineering tttndanes Has
JUST BEEN PERFECTED. As this Engine is of universal
ability It's motive scent being atmos phec air. but few
of imposes ch is suitable Iced be enumerated
viz WORKING SHIPS PUMPS AND HOSTING GE AR
FOR LOADING AND UNLOADING CARGO; WORKING
PUMPS FOR SUPPLYING VILLAGES VITA WATER,
AND FOR PURPOSES OF IRRIGATION WORKING
PRINTING PRESSES; SUPPLYING MOTIVE POV VER
FOR TIRE VARIOUS OPERATIONS OF THE FARM
YARD SAVING WOOD. FILLING CI5rERNS, &c. for
private establishments; DRIVING MILLS FOR GRINDING
COFFEE AND OTHER SPICES; WORKING HOSTING
GEAR FOR WAREHOUSES, &c Coppersmiths potters,
and similar artisans who afford to employ
epsir gnes will not only find in tho CALOR
&c ENGINE ready instrument TO do their drudgey bu also
one tha while be left without for hours will
their workshops and CO. their food the time that
l. supplies motive power mineral coal, wood peat charcoal
being all suitable for fuel.
For filing cerps prvste houses in cities gas burner
produces sufficient actustng the engine The
scrtsr ready execute orders fohwth will be glad
Afo I'd all requisite information the subject.
JOHN B KIrCHlNG, No. 81 Wilsm.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
TT S. SCHOOL AGENCY and TEACHERS

>. SCHOOL AUENCi duu lEaCnEho
~ UNION C64TJ. by II. WILCOX SONS, No. 2e3
BroedwayA PERPETUAL NTRoDCcER with orders
s,eDy hand negotiating forever fr the smallest fee 10 the
world the compensation, sharing equal div
1ene. with ChecSholders Agents IS $40 SIS $2S &C.
No otsse Pps nations devoted to the aid Of worthy
deiste Teachers Pupils. &C. TEACHERS and PEOPLES
MEETING ard CoRRYsPoNDEScE DAILY 9o 2 aud TO o'clock
and Bondsy T-esdsy aud Thursday evenings from TO
oeeck s eli orders vacancies and changes fast posi-
be fer those who follow the Circular and heep full Check
Check renewable and transferable interest and for
fit ot used or Tanselre procuring perpetual announce
nen Of warts ard merits and increasing facility helping
al who hep Themselves BY or labor sns employment
edu,n and income to s 20 and loc per cent French
LAiYs WAITED.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
Chances for Bnsilless Glen.

A GOOD chance for investment in profitable
"A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS -AnS person having a
few thousand dollars wshi invest the would do well
to all At No 80 Bosdwsy No l6 after i2oclock any
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

C'OR SALE or TO LET-Au elegant frst-class
l. four story HOUSE in 9tthst, brownstonc front built
and In the superior style with
iuprovemeut WIN be sold able terms will be let
al very moderate coed Apply No 50 East
3ith,t : or to WYLLYS LYMAN No 81 Liberty at
WTATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RIES for SALE and 10 LET, Ut Mseswsn, N. Y, ~
hours New YoIs Inqure a. No g. Courand'it t.
b. SCHEHCK, Agent Mstteawan,.E. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

I,ZRA LUDLOW, Jr., & Co., will sell THIS
IL DAY at the Merchants Exchange. at II o'clock:
Mlw,nke and Horizon per cent Convertible SnA
ing Fur Bonds.
due 1900
1900 Michigan Central per cent Bonds. due 1869.
25Shares Peter Cooper Fire Insur ,nce Co S20 each
20 thsres Mercantile Fire Insurance Co., $50 each.
10 .hnIes Harmony Fire Insurance Co, $50 each.
F account Of whom ii may concern by order Of Messr
Wesley Kowolskf'
so rhart Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Stock 100
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

GGn 0On Wanted by the subscriber on
R&VsOOO Bond and Mortgsge on productive prop
erty stused in the hesr Of the city, worth &C least donoS
the loaned. II will be taken in amounts Of IS 800
$1,000 each desired and choice Of large auouns OF prop
ertv will be ,yen. AMOS EMO, No. lU7 Libertys 81
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

DROP0SALS will be received at the Comus-
sJ0.nefsps 0es IN ths city. OF Elm White
this date up the 2h o October inst for SITE
tor STATE ARSENAL, located between the "a
ed @h ave, and bstweeu l4tb and 4dss which shall be
% feet ont ths aud leo feet deep Title must be
pioI able and te' cast delivery Of the deed
PregesG, 70 Be indossd PgSss' io Site tor State A.
'''' fhsPs SS%ssssD, Commissioners.
Ns-.YcFk. Oct H. 1887.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

CGRVANIS--An abundant supply may be hid
~ without charge and for wages SUIT the times at the
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN EMIGRANT PROTECTIVE
AND EMPLOYMENT sOCIETis Ohices. No. = aud IL
Bible House, tor- place. Mrs. YORKSrONE, Matron
F1NEACHER, PIANIST WANTED, Nov g for
ii su Ipstitute Salary modtrae at ifst. A German
FIsnhman also teach German French Preferred.
Address r. y. Sheffield Msss.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
miscellaneous.

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