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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
9nsnranre Companies.

CINTON FIRE-INSURANCE COMPANf-
~ Cash Capital 80 900 with large surplus Once NO. -
HUGR LANG, PreSidssa
DIRECTORS:
Hugh Lsins, Cor's W. Lawrence, Ehnshsm IownsssS
Carries r. Bword Stuart G. Marsh John PsnfOld,
John Compton ID. Henry Hight Joseph Lswrenoa
Leonardo b suaEcs, Sias Bronson, A. X. EnO,
John Watson, Joseph " Corlios Lawrsace TurnsfA
Samuel Wilsts, VIM K Strong :. 4 Nicou,
Geo. 0rswod, H. Noah y. Hant Thomas Smai,
J. II. Ransom Geo. A Townsend Don Aonso Cashess
u. J. snih Alfred Wills Sylvester L IL wsl
Robso II. Bruce J. ). Boyd A. Yznsss dol Vdls.
HeETy !. Leveheb
JAMES d. AMES. "a, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

DEAD THIS.-We offer rare Inducements 10
lt few responsible AGENTS. Address b. kLNbALL
Co. rrOvdeoe H. L. tor terms ans Particular ne0sins rs
a A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
Clothing.

NDIA-RUBBER GLOVES and hTTTEr0-
Lined and Cniined. cor cold wes,her ~ ssssa
remedy Tor oh4pped hands sAtreon, s. biesch e hsss
ioncer tsen colt smooth. The Latlss sys - - g.
yerI usesl IN hoose.ok Toe sais ~ 81 uSsH stses -
No. U Jotat S, gSSta<s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

'" . hELLos, Arctioneer-By W ; MELLoE 1 Co.
ARGE SALE Of a fine lot of Second Hand
- FCRSITlRE, Carpets. Beddias EcEravinzs Ktehea
Isl, Ae,. THIS lIzesdayl MORNING, al III O'Clock
i2e sse.oou Nos. and IS Park row. opposi Astor
hose Tie furniture has bn less months
70 Is Ns. made, and II fne ORDER IL embrD~s Tafksh
Lo1rkrs soa vSEu: Bedsssds Mahogany Tables
ga ~ ns-osxay Ckars Mirrors ingram C,rDets Olcloa,
beG sd Table Linen Dining and Kitcnen Tables gnslv.ays
an Paintings Of Clay Wsskrzton &c CrOckery Gssware
s'ote and lonwEe together With the whole Of the Kiehsn
furnsrgre, Cooking Stoves Also, tine collection Of
DskoAsy and rosewood Furniture chnswsre Psiinx,
src DcoTsers has been offered suetos this sessoo
bs If elegant rosewood suites covered the
iret ca broeat snd satin dAsL rosewood tnd mahogany
boofs.e Dressing Bures1s, Wsshstancs Corner Stands
sso til Chamber srtes. of rosewood. rsaSSHay osi "a
snen eeS ChsHbet furgse also dse say0e a cs Ca.as
tUes e. DecoIll,oHG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
OYs1 Frs QYsrERs-A fresh lot Just arrived

~ and for sale TO fami,.) sPPy At DEVICES market
Ghsvcpue between Ssh and S6L ais. Constantly on hand u
tr.trse quality ~ DGthsss County Beet and PaisdcPhA
Veal Muop Lamb, aud roaluy Also Cane and tables
FL kinSs Apply above AMI Nos aud Jcacrson
Market. GEO W. DENOE Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

COR SALE.-The superior HOUSE No. ia
2dv southeast Of It'll st built in the best possible
a. esideucc u The Lot eXlo5; Iou.e Fix
story attic basement AID under cellar with al the
modem upft ia perfect order fro cellar 20 At
TIC pantcA throughout and second stones esoocd and
sided in eessn style superior eouse IN every respect and
be sold favorable Tue property 10 free from al
iucunbancts. Mos. q the purchase money remain on
bond and mortgage desired CAu be from 70 ocoot
No. 5 Front ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

n S. HOUGH, Auctioneer, will sill az elegant
1Is As.or.nsRt u IOUs EHOLD sURSITUaEa a. Action
On WEDNESDAY (To-morOw) MORNING. Feb. Il, a. 10.
precisely o., No 20 West I'd e.. s.hsv embracing
entire con,91ts % the house which neatly ed
nearly new ard a. Of The best qGaiiy Of goods partial ,
ION the catalogue herewith sub Basement Contains
sre CsTpet AogA Extension Tsb stesSsra aud rsb IA
hosssy sof. Des Sosf &c elssn. Cana Ad Tea se;.
Wax Iyory Curery, Cut Ga Ware Lqqor ca and
STE, Kc5ea Ware ~oo.sn and Ito Ware IL The Paros
Royal Isresy Velvet CaIpets soId rosewood Suite. 10
sanDk GOV, Pier AID Oral glasses Gae o. Plating MAJ.
te rs and Deoaors cuyed ossood E.azeres Center
.nd SIDE Tbrs imported honke Or Chandeliers. Easy and
Reception Chairs cAryed s5oi Piano Forte ge aud
made y Nuns Feher ro>voo4 5sokcase elegu. L.cs
Idow Curtain 49, a.. The Chambers furnished with
carved Eosevood sod usbotny Bureaus. Bedsead, AID
"azhs,@sss tDe HS.. Mattresses and Bedns II al knis
DaAoxsny sois Chair, Dok Aes &C. making up
reserve Sale commences promptly the Parors lei
0ceL C&iosue. now ready and b. lad the house Of
a. he ofce Of The A1c'ioEeer No SO Broalgay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

BvA J. bLEycSER CA j bLtEcKEs hG,lons
DLEECKER-ST. PROPERTf.-At the Mer-
ID chants Exchange. Walls, on THURSDAY Feb H. At
n ooci TO close estate, the twostory snd ssc brick
HOUSE and LOT No 10 Bleeekerst between Broadway and
Bovsry Will for about S6os per snnum =! fs can
remain For maps and for to see the premises
sprly 20 the Auciioneer No Bfoadst New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

W HELLOR, Auctioneer-By ". s. MELLoR Co.
THIS DAY, al ~ M, several Increased ful.
j toned PtANO-FORTES, oonsistog OF square, uphsa,
double round and srsnd of6 O. ard ocsye. made
Harrison, stooGr Lindemsn Co, aud which will BE- POD
tsely sold without any reservation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

TOR SALE, to LEI, or EXCHANGE for
u CITY PRUPEtTl The beautiful Country Scat. known
CoDwIsE PLACE situate within five minutes walk Of
tie depot at Jamaica L. Said place contains about 90
6rs'sate Land The Mansion House aud buildings with
IL OF will be let 10 good tenant and possession sven
Immediately The remainder 40 50 will be rented
market garden in 10 ~ parcels Inqdre Of ISAAC T.
REEVE No 10 Atlantic 81. OF Clinton, Brooklyn
al LAURENS REEVE jamaica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

LOR SALE-An elegant VILLA at Newport
i r. the Summer residence q the late CHRIS TOPPER
WOLFE Of New York situated Bellevue adj Dining the
country Of Geo Bancroft and DsUiol PARISH Tue
property consists Of Dwelling Stables and Poers Lodge with
about five acres oi Land extending from the T. the
The house built In 1856 spacious sn subssn
tia irsme building filled IN with bk built 10 the Italian style
and finished IN the worry best containing all
the aud cOuvenience Of modern city house
The situation Is UNSURPASSED commanding extensive aud
interrupted view OF the Ocean Long Island Sound City aud
Hsrb Newport and tie surrounding cOuntr The grounds
sstey laid out planted with ornamental tees and flower
ing shTulbeIy and Ornamental stusv &c The Furniture.
which and handsome will be sold with the place If
suir.d Possession given immediately The premises eau be
by applying gardener the lodge For further In,
formation apply to JOHN WOLFE o. ID. H. GILLESPIE,
10 SO WarIep-st., New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

EOR SALE.-Tbe handsome 3story and base
bisn stooP fhilsd,lphia Brick HOT 81, No. l5s
West Twen y.ouIhtt. House, 21x5 Lot, SI00 built In
the substantial Manner with all the modern improvements
Phi q S. eco.
(.9sI A BLEECKER & Co. No. Broad.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
M MEsNIS. Auc,ioneer.
ny PANCS BROTHER Il CO.-Trade Sale

DY BANGS, BROTHER n Co.-Irade Sale
ID Rooms No. IS Psrk-row: ,.Drs.,v
TO be commet ced on IT, EsDAY, March 81, 1857,
BANGS BROTHER Co rsspectgy sns19pce p zoe sSst
STATIONARY PAPERS. &c. and sohclt connsnnents fsr
tcusrs the Catalogue should be furnished im3sHAeT
The regulations Will be the same ~ At last sale
The Cafso.ue will 90 10 Prise ealy 10 this month
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. ii. at ., o'clock.
BOOKsELLEE'S sTOCK-An extensive collection Of
STANDARD Miscellaneous In the various banches Of era
ture Also OF Classical and scnoo! oo9As,
Map and Trsyeers' Guides, In quantities, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
nRePSY Cured GIVEN THE WORST

~ CASEsl-A Phvsciau DESTROYS retire from Iona
practice and still al the good in his powo snSous TO
make Known the ami will send (tge OF Asse
abe prescription used all afflicted Address T. o. BOYD
ii ID Station g. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
fonses ano farms nanteo.


WANTED 10 PURCHASE-A hrst-class
w HOUSE mot English bsscment), locs'ed between 9th
and 7thss and 5h and 9Th as Address G, Box No l5
PostO1ice
WANTED-TO purchase LANDS In Illinois,
Michigan &C. thst have been abandoned forfeited foI
Disputed titles srsuitousy investigated and advised
upon Mssy end al old documents numbers and description
Of Land. WESTERN LANDS f1r sale or exchange.
A. J. WORKS, No IA Cbambersst N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
NEORGE PLCKHAM, Professional Book

N keeper and accountant, Office Nos = snd - Moha
Buildns No. SIS Broadway, EswiortOheTs 10 the legal
po end tho buuoss commonly his services IN
POSTING UP sad EXAMINATION Of Books aud Accounts
DETECTION Of ERRORS, and adjusting Intricate accounts
lie has been engaged for the last IL accountant aud
With his knowledge of boOkteePns Uutc extensive prsc
scAl business petenc UunquC onHbe references
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
Sales bp Auetion.
oIIE - CENER COIIEC |.

AUCTION SALE of a GENERAL COLLEC-
N TON THIS DAY st u O'Clock a. No ~ Nassa,' Dy
Mattress, Beds, Slycrpa.ed Ware, Jewe!ry renSSye.'
Meoecons. Cigars, Fancy Goods Aee9rd'oh" Hoh 's''
Sfoye handsome am.ly Desks. Chains, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

a NUTION--SoUU KEWAKD.-The pubhc are
~ further cautioned agsost Purchasing the following con
STRUCTION BONDS or rHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD of the denomination Of $500 Nos AS 7s
725 49, 5sSe $50 $685. 9. co. GO, s go sj2
Pos II. 1872 i92e The stocu from Office Tn
public sto cautioned against purchasing any BONDS Of the
above denOminstiou the numbers Of which may have been al
ssred The above reward will b. paid ioI the and con,
sion Of any party offering the sane foi sale.
The Judd 1dhseed and sperm OIL Company.
ALEXANDER KNIGHT, President.
W NJ. v. WILIIAMSON. SccrcIarY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
Dcar6 ano Rooms.

A YOUNG MAN pursuing professional studies,
~ wS.he. to obtain PARTIAL BOARD in psySie family
. mere services would be decned cai,Ei IN part tor
bad Iustrvc given the English branches each sut
ttAas Beet city Address Boa Ne $50, u
FOsioAce
DOARDING-At Nos. - and a. East Broadway,
Nd osatener and tAoI Wives $50 foT single Gentlemen
FsSities Cor fire.
BOARD on BROOKLYN HlGHIS.-Plesssnt
aud newly fusisAed Apartments for 0en lensn and
Lady % t~e sssss 0eS,eDep. Inquire 81 No - "LlO"st
nNE large front ROOM to LET with BOARD.
" the brown stone house No lc2 LAT lA 49, opposite
The Asstenv Of knsls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

G 7 n G SIX IRTS.-
- DOUGLASk sGERwOOD's -up>,ior sTIEi sssfxo
SKIRTS. viA ADJUSTABLE BUstLE tie best sItie.s Of
NJ p;oacced b. found a. tss 6,tl... -.
Dry GcoSs and fsey s.orss II CITY and throSrh The
ooosty fSsnt sae 0s. sa seS Ia Cs.,s . ~. "a
EVh tssE tTsss eAyk -" '''-r0N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
NOR sALy-rbe vslasble Manufacturing Prop,
" HEsRf Z. PERSON No. ~ Broadway
GAS WORKS for sALg-TO CAPITALISTS;

Ion sALk-des 1t,se. W., fsi opeson i,n
srorts complete N q the most boan'19t - eco.
union- Only teu lie IL opeIston DO" Hsy-s l. i !.
ah0ye all On sssss bnsiue.s rspsdly -
AA fss cost and Is.o,ory rea"oa' syea ..i a.,
04,n1. uDAsr,,.ndux business, this ore
.ldopo net h Principals only viii please sedfe'' W w.
washiaef0p ID e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

Gcnses 10 fet.
OFFICES to LET.-Scveral desirable Ofhces
u, ia Commonwealth BAH Baudns eorn-r 81 Pro. "a
n..s.,s. Inauir~ q the sssk. GEO. ELLIS C,.hlei.
CTRADY STEAM POWER and hight ROOMS,
~ J. 9AUDC No loa waIter-sa
CTEADY POWER-In the Depot Building, cor.
~ Of Elm end vsnklin-ssa, eoe square non broAawy
r..~. Wa Gsa Water Clcses and every coetenic2ce
ipous Il r. BENNETT the premises hsaied ~ steam
DkIcA
CTORE TO LkT.-The large STORE, csrher OF
A. John AGA wlisc-sts &c Let, suitable tor we 80
sx.~r Ceth1x o. Fancy Good. business kcPy &c hONEh
IKIfCHvN Ma. 81 sSd 81 geARs ct, cor. VILLAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10

GREAT sALE ,-e Of CIV, WET II t SILKS at
GREAT SALE Of WET DAMASk5s:
COLBfS, corner Grand and EldriSse-s..
GREAT SALE Of WET NAPKINS az
COLBY 5. corner Grand and Rldgdsests
GREAT SALE Of WET BRILLIASrSE;
COLbI'S, Grand and Eldrdss
GREAT SALE Il WET LINEN SHEETISG a.
COLbfS, corner Grand snd Eldrdxes ;s
GREAT SALE OF " ct LINEN SHIFTING. AZ
COLBls, corner Grand snd Esdridxessa
GREAT SALE u WET QUILTS and BLANKETS a.
GREAT SALE Of WEI COTTON SHIFTING laS
sHEETiSG
COLRYs eorrsf Grand and z -.aesr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-10
WANTED-By Young man Of o. WIFE,

WANTED TO ADOPr-A poor Woman wishes
w adopt Baby months old respectable per
for Pstclss inquire a. No 10 BAXTER -, Room No J.
ELLEN CARROLL
WANTED 10 PURCHASE-The ORIGINAL
w TITLES LANDS sold for Taxes In the State q
NoAiSsa- merchants and others will hunt up tAcf old
tiis they obtain all hoy worth by seDdns desp
Range Box eel Detrot Post
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

The proprietois OF some OF the "new cit
les" in this region offer every encourage.
ment for an increase Of population. Several
gentlemen Of this city who lately laid out
a town promising intense future greatness,
offered the reward Of 8 lot to the 6rst born
child in the a,i,y" The embryo city being
already quite place, as they call It West,
number of families having located there
for better or for worse" and some very res.
psctsble little houses ornamenting the main
stree, and public squares and fancy parks,
quite competition arose as to whose child
should have that lot. Several good danes
at an early day began to regard each other
with jealous eyes, but their hopes were sud-
denly chilled by the arrival OF an Irish lady,
who "sqat,ed' in rough board shanty, and
in few days the feeble cries Of little girl
se emed to declare the heiress resided in her
"esrly youth in tina, identical shanty. But
the wee little thing died in = couple days
The preprietors a few days ago received a
letter from happy father" giving the
name Of iis little girl. to be duly recorded in
deed for one town lot. The Irish lady
was sQuatter. and her child didn't live, 90
the proprietors very cordially made out the
deed to the hrst legitimate arrival. We hope
that lot may annually double in value, till
the heirsss becomes Of age to properly be.
stow the undivided half of lot No. -" &c,
upon some happy young man.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

Hail. ~ HogsR ~ Rna1aanxAxA1QnA
I'm N

.la-a.4.'-'4--sl---l-,- 5sn. Il. ioJ6.
Enfoas o. 0Assrrs:
Quite bsesss was got
Up in the HOUSE this sernine on u ap-
psaranee Of the Csssste Of III isth3ast.'
containing he lsttsrs Of "Rspeh lican,r pur-
porting TO describe the railroaa bill 81 the
debates thereon. Republican" was pretty
generally denounced - being srossly isno.
rant Of the provisions Of that bill and The
debate thereon. o. wofaliy deficient Of moral
honesty. YESTERDAY L. b. Stockton was
elected Associate Judge Of the Supreme
Court; w. II. Colss. State Binder, and J.
Tsesdale. State Prinssr. A. the law now
stands the State printing costs the State
about ga 900 per term Of s@cs, and am
informed BY good printers that the whole
work can be done for about half that sum-
have tried and shall continue trying to get
this eross abuse Of pssus funds remedied.
But am oceasioaly met hy the argument
that il bsasses y ~ n4s,licss psrH, and
they ought % have the bsne6u Of it. But
think such argunsnts are only entertained
BY the few hanging round the Capitol and
holding the impoftsns olhee Of "lobby mem
bers." And for one have no sympathy
for any such; neither Do ! think it 10 the
doctrine o. wish Of the Republican party to
TAX the State in THE enormous manner for
the bens6, Of any one man. The rsilroad
bill has passed the House; Il provides that
the roads shall be taxed 600 per mile for
road finished, exclusive Of city taxes. and oil
other property 10 be taxed ~ the property
Of other persons. Truly yours,
Il. G. BARHgI.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
Psnnsy lvania q. .. senator.

Dispatches received night before last ga We
the news Of the election Of Cameron over
Forney to tn . U. s. Senate, from Pennsyl-
vania- This may be considered great tri-
umph over Buchanan himself Forney was
Buchanan's right hand man. He left the
leading organ Of the Democracy at Wash
ing.on when Buchanan became prominent
candidate for the nomination Of the Cincin-
matt Convention, SO that he could better
work to secure his nomination. Since then
he has been Bachanan's tool and toady. 1t
was considered the Presidens-elect's distinct
request that Forney should be elected U.
S. Senstor, the Democrats having major
iiy in the Legislature on joint ballot. The
result has reached Us. Forney is defeated.
and Gen. Cameron has been elected to Gil
Senator Broadhead's place. The Chicago
Democrat says that Gen. Cameron acted
with tine Fremont party las, fall, but may
eventually support Buchanan. Whatever
be mag do, the defeat of Fornsy is blow
at Buchanan which win be bitterly felt by
his party.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
The American rrse, Society

At meeting Ct the Executive Commit
tee OF the American Tract Society, as held
In New York few days since, il appeared
that the receipts for eight months had been
In donations Ss5,23l aud for publications
4l2s,i7e, making S2la, 4o7, exceeding by
q lew dollars the corresponding months OF
the previous year. The number Of colpor-
teurs had somewhat increased and By the
increased expense Of supporting them, with
other OUTLAWS, The total expenses had ex-
ceeded the receipts BY $4,000; ia addition
to which note. had been given, chiefly 70,
printing paper, 10 The amount Of Sls,s4o
payable before April Ist., when the socie
tvs year ends. Applications and claims
before the committee show that from Sls-
600 TO sac, goo will also be needed for for
eign fonds before April lst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
ysv Law.


PRRRAYM1Hr on ALL TlAHsrEHr PAINTED
MATrKR ConpuLsARY.-The following re-
gulstions have been made BY the Pos.mas-
ter General, In order to carry out the ipro.
visions Of the act just passed, requiring pre-
payment Of postage on ell transient printed
matter, viz:
/. Books, not weighing more than three
pounds, may be sent in the mail prepaid by
po4tage stamps| a. one cent an ounce any
distance in the United States under three
thousand miles, and at two cents an ounce
over three thousand miles, provided they are
pat up without cover or wrapper open a,
the ends or sides, 20 that their character NAV
be determined without removing the wrap
per.
2. Unsealed circulars, advertise msnts,
business cards, transient newspapers, and
every other article of transient printed mat
ter, except books, not weighing over three
ounces, sent in the mail to any part Of the
United States, are chargsable with one cen,
postage each, to be prepaid by postage
stamps. Where more than one circular is
printed on q sheet, or a circular and letter J.
each mus, be charged with single rate
This applies to lottery and other kindred
sheets assuming tine form and name OF news
papers; and the miscellaneous matter in
such sheets must also be charged with one
rate. A business card on an unsealed en-.
velope Of circular subjects the entire pack.
ct to letter postage. ANY transient matter
like circular or handful, enclosed in "
with periodical or newspaper sent to
subscriber, or 10 any other person, subjects
the whole package 10 letter postage and
whenever subject to letter postage, IRON be-
ing scaled or from any cause Whatever, all
printed matter, without exception, must be
prepaid or excluded from the mail. II is
the duty Of the postmaster 1t the mailing
Office, a. well ~ 1t the Office Of delivery,
carefully to examine all printed matter, in
order to see that il 10 charged with the pre-.
per rate Of postage and to detect fraud. AZ
Offices where postage stamps cannot.be pr !.
| cured, postmastsrs are authorized to receive
money in prepayment Of postage on tran.
sient matter; but they should be careful to
keep supply Of stamps on hand.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

WEALTH OF INDIVIDUALS. The sta
tistics Of taxable property in the United
States, recently complied IN the Treasury
Department, furnish some very interesting
items aud intelligence in regard 10 the
average wealth Of the people u the al
lersnt Sta,es. The average value of tax.
stle properly in Ind ana and Illinois lie s2s4
to each inhabitanl in Michigan it ID
1929; in Maine il is S2Io; in New Yak
S4o0; in Ohio, S3s5; in Connection, /, i:
about $500; in Massachusetts, S525; in
Georgia, 1854; in Alabama, S324; in LOU.
siana, $3.50; in Maryland, about S4Io; in
virgtnis, $3.50; in Kentucky $3.50. In
these estimates The whole population i,
counted, including the slaves in the South.
ern States.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
COLLEGE STUDIES

- X. buLfOT, An, native OF Paris, Franco, :
II Graduate Of the University Of Edlnbure, Scot.
sad an sxps,!sasssd ,sschsr both L. ENGLAND and
~ institatsQns In this country, and INV; csc
~. HaGlU ~, A. M, native Of Phlaadelphta,
0saduAte cf The universlty OF Pennsylyania o.
and da.as Ten ysai,s pias usai essa s
hey are prepared 70 receive limited number o.
yonne gentlemen, whom they will Instruct AZ
Aeir option In any Of The following Studies, via ~
lnaa and English Languages, the Mental, Moral anu
Physical Sciences, including thorough eourte q
Mathematics from Arithmetic TO The Calc ali AS IKE
wise this course applied 10 the Arts OF snrseying'
Engineering, ne., and the Mechanicaiand commef-
cia!pursnits.
WewiIl besow especial attention upon those who
wish 20 enter college, snd guarantee their admission
into the ciass they may strive TO enter,
This department will be strictly sfftes. Inc
number OF pupils will not exceed trsats-are, and
no person will be recois ed unless his age and ac-
quirements permit " his being conveniently eiass'
Cd with other pupils. 80,
studying The ame bfanch, So that the ttaeheIs TIME
may De employed TO the greatest advantage. 80,
From superior method Of classification, saie'
discipline, thorough mental training and the iacnH
In teaching acquired BY many years experience. We
ttust to axe this institute worthy of Inc hoera'
patronage of this community.
As tho number OF sehola,s Ia limited, those des'-
ring To send pupils the mseves enter as staaen,s,
s,itute, I'd a., aboyc Ryady !, ,,,.
Tsrms ara esessdisgS LIBERAL, which viii entiue
to Instruction during the day AYR AMI evening
The Right Rev Bishop H W Lee, y. d.
Rev. Alfred Loaderbacs, Rev. &. =, Magoan,
Rev. - Bastion, Rev. h Miles,
Gen. Geo. b. sargent, Ebenexer CooS, Esq
Dr. Geo W Carter, DR., Meyers,
mr. " NJ. Line. w s. Collins, ESQ
" W Woodward ESQ Alfred Sanders, Esq
ari4 G.s. .. Dow, ESD
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

Folyoany - one Of The domestic instisu-
49, - eAh ssssioss Union. WAfsh ptYSf
ars ws esesidsr to consi1sr The exponent
Of pure Dsnocrasic principles, ~ hold res.
ponsibls therefor. When one declares this
thing 10 Democratic, the other swsars the
same 10 anti. Denoctatic-and the oonclu.
sion IL. either that "the party has no prin-
ciplss 1t oil, or these organs don't know
what they are. We trust they will proper
y adjust this important matter, % the world
may again sink into the profound repose
which they 90 seriously interrupted