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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-08
New YORK. Oct. s..

NEW vi vi. ". )
The steamship Star of the West arrived on
Sunday morning with $50, passengers, the Cal
ifornia mails of Sept 9TH, and s1,26s 900 in
specie.
The-California election on the 81 ult result
ed in the election of the entire Democratic tick
ct. Miller was elected Governor by probably
$4,000 plurality. The State has voted to pay
its debt
Columbia, Tulomna CO., had been destroyed
by fire. Loss 100000.
VIM. Bean had been convicted .os embezzling
public treasure from the branch mint, Calfor-
MIA
Haerasthy's defalcation from same establish
ment is $3.50, 900.
Mining was being carried on successfully.
The Carson Valley people are agitating for
a Territorial organization. From that quarter
we have an account of the frightful r1ssacre
by the Indians.
From Oregon we learn that the Constitutional
Convention met at Salem on the 18th August.
From Washington Territory we have ntelli-
gence of the murder of Col. Ely, collector Of
the port of Townsend, by party of Indians -
His family escaped. Eighteen Indians had
been arrested by the inhabitants and they
would be hing.
Hot G. Venable, our Minister in Guatema-
n died of cholera, on the 23l August. This
epidemic was agaging Guatemala and San Sal
vador.
The South American news, though month
later is unimportant. Tue revolution IN Peru
was without change.
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Presidential stuItif1cation

JAMES BUCHANAN IN tS48.
Having urged the adoption of the Missouri,
Compromise, the Inference is irresistible that
Congress, in my opinion, possesses po,oer to leg
Ssldte upon the subject Of slavery in the Terrific
fies.--[ Letter to Sanford.
JAMES BUCHANAN IN 1856.
This leeislation-the Kansas and Nebraska
bill-is founded on principles as ancient as
Free Government itself, and in accordance
with them has simply declared that the people
ofd Territory, like those off State, shall decide
for themselves ,ohether slavery stau or shall NOT
erist Witaia its lin,its.-[ Acceptance Of nom
nation for the Presidency.
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN IN 1853.
"Slavsry existed at that period-when the
Kansas and Nebraska bill was passed--and
still existed in Kansas under the Constitution Of
the United States. The point has at last been
decided BY the highest tribunal known to our
laws. How 1t could epsr haze been seriously
doubted y q mystery. II a confederation Of
sovereign States acquire new territory at the
expense OF their common blood and treasure,
surely one set Of the parties can have no right
to exclude the othc. from taking intoit what
ever is recognized to be property by common
Fconstitution.l Letter to- Siiliman.
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-OTTUMwA CITY GUARDS.

ADLER g. FEINEMAN.--The numerous friends
and customers of this old Ottumwa House will
be pleased to learn in another place that their
extensive purchases in N. Y and Philadelphia
for the fall and winter trade have been receiv-
ed and that in consequence of the hard times.
and the fact that "a bird in the hand is worth
Two in the bush," they are selling their choice
goods 10 to % per cent. cheaper than ever.
Remember the place, on the Curlew corner.
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E. w. BETTs.-This is the identical Belts
who keeps opposite the Buck Eye House, and
who is giving such astonishing bargains, He
hasall sorts of goods, in the line of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, &c.,
bought for cash and selling at cash prices
See his new advertisements in this paper, and
then 60 and see him if you want to buy your
, self rich.
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HOUSES TO RENT.-J w. Dixon has two
houses, new and comfort BILE, to rent or sell.
A good chance. Call on him soon.
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JAS. d. DEVIN, Recorder.

HUNGARIAN GRAss--OIL FROM IT'S SEED
This product is likely to prove more val
uable than was anticipated. We learned
4 day or two ago that a mill up the
valley is buying the seed of this crop at So
per bushel, and manufacturing from it an oil
whichis said to be equal to the oil expressed
from fl ax seed. If The seed can be employed
In this way, it will prove an immense addition
to our farm crop. for the gentleman of whom
we derived our information, and who has sold
his seed for the purpose of expressing the Oil.
raised 80 bushels Of it to the acre. &C ate
CITY
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Council PROCEEDINGS.

Council met October 9TH, 1857, at 7 O'Clock
p. NJ
Present, Mayor Gaylord. Aldermen Grave
Lawrence, Milligan, Hawkins, Orr, Bigham
and Abrahams; Marshall Newman, and Re-
corder Devin.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Bill OF John Newman as Marshall for
month of September, '57, 500 33i, presented,
and on motion allowed, and officers ordered to
draw on the Treasurer for the same.
Auction Bond of D. F. Gaylord with secu-
rites, d. b, Abrahams and Charles Lawrence
Penalty 5000, presented. and on motion Of A. d
Orr, approved.
Printing bill of J. w. Norris presented and
on motion placed in hands Of Finance Com
mittee.
On motion Of Alderman Graves,
RESOLVED, That the Teachers Fund belong
ing to this District be, and is hereby arpropri-
ated to the payment of Teachers employed for
the Public School, to be opened ON the 18th
inst, and that the Mayor be hereby instructed
to draw onthe School Fund Commissioner for
the amount of said Fund.
On motion the Council adjourned.
JAS, ID. DEVIN. Recorder
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I % clergyman speaking of Mrs. Gun
bingham recently, remarked, that when VIC
man Tell, she was far worse in her conduct
pam one OF the other sex. eyes" replied a
lady, 'you will recollect that the height from
which she falls isin6nitely greater
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WOODEN WARE!
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
VVNHE SUBSCRIBER win open an Office in the Front
il Room the End noor of Pumroys new brick
building, in ottumwa, for the purpose of
LoaninG Money!, Receiriag Money on Deposit,
Dealing IN Ere.haage, Buying d. Selling Land,
fttFms, Iorn Lots on C0mn,i&sioR, Paging
Idses on Western Property, dc. (.
win attend any other business that may be entrs
ed to my care Interest paid on time Deposites, &C.
REFERRNcEs:
A. h W. A. Saunders, Mt Pleasant. Iowa
Green, Thomas &Co,............. Burlington Iowa
Traders Bank, ................. Bangor Maine
Sept. 10, 57-n2s-Sm b. r. COPELAND.
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WIN. RETNCKE
cLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
HAVING purchased of d. I. Davis a1arge stock of
- Clothing In exchange for property, offer the
same at extremely low prices for a short time.
the CdsA Is what want, and can and will sell low
or than any other house in town.
the place.
CLOTHIN STORE,
Opposite the Buckeye House, Ottumwa. Iowa.
hio-u L. w. BELTS.
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DsED.-oct LIST, of Flux, Edgar, $. of r. II
and V. @. WARDEN, aged ~ months % days.
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NREsH pRUNf.s. RAlsrSs, FIGS, q cAsmEs.-
f0r sale oy Lnolil J.. L. TAILOR.
MIME WRITING PAPER. blank nooxs Aao,ni
fENs.--Forsale by tno11l j. L. TAYLOR.
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PREPARED BY DR.. j. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell. Mass.

AND SOLD BY
j. l.. Taylor, ottumwa; VIM. Myers, Agency City;
lane Reesman. Dahlonega; J. q. Dunlop a Co.. Ed
dyve; A. A Ramsay, Abba; Monhall 4 Bruce Keo
kuk and all Druggists.
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Mo,ars dollars dollars dollars dollars dtlprsI
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Seed Depar mn ent
May be found all kinds of
FARM, GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE!

shall Keep constantly on hand full assortment of
Miiow wagons Cradles, Clothes Baskets, Bushel and
HALF Bushel Buckets, Market and Work Baskets. Dc
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-. p ;. TIIIsHVh''' n" 'iHl I, IoVO.
nR. j. c, Az n. Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
the worst hca nrle any body have by dose
vonr Pills IL toarisc from foul stomach which
they cleanse at II they Will others they do
use, tho fact il W Nth knowing
Yours with K, yz,t respect, ED w. PREBLE,
Clerk Of Sfsap,sr C7d,1on.
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.
GEo. j. GRIFFIN, Post. faster.
Indigestion aud Impurity Of the Blood.

Prom Rsr !. y Rmrs iasaoT gf 4sdsem Church, boston.
Tn. AYR: have usepl your pills with extaordlar
in my family aud among those called to visit
in distress No regulate the organs Of digestion aud purify
the blood they the very hest remedy have
kno~n. and l can cnnhiently recommend them to my
friesads- Yours, J. V. HINES.
W,Rs,w, WyoNiNa Co.. N. v, Oct. "a, 1855.
ann, ,siar Cat Ils my; ,r,,c-
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARYl 4, 1857.
sEUPPIN9.

NEW YORK. AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArgs
~ mail steamship ERICssoS. tap Lowoer, viii depar.
with The United states mai for Europe positively ssnr
day, January IL at 10 O'clock from her beh Al the foot
OF Canal street Tbs ATLANTIC will suoceed the Ercssp1
and sad Jan 81 The sea this ne have improved
water tight bukbeads. For freight passage. bav
CONNIE daons upequaled for elegance ana comfort Apply
EDWARD X OOLLlNa So Wall street
Passer requesed to be on board nj II O'Clock
Al letters pass through the Post oce any others viii
be returned
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BOTfcIsAs

uoTEL DIX PARIS, .. SPRING STREET THRU DOOR
~ essi Of BrnseMty. Mr.. ANfoNio vi0nss fs-nsrly
OF the Hote Dc Paris In Broadway informs friends The
puc hat he has opened the above place He prepared
sceouin odste and Transient tcarders furnsed
20 le. with without H1nors
OF the best quality large ard sevssa small psrers
for priv parties There bhlzrd table exta-
lshment Table boe nj O'Clock.
THE MANHATTAN HOUSE cov EUROPEAN PLAN
between Houson AMI Stanton streets breakfast dinner
end tea Gentlemen in want NJ permencut ~ rnoorarv
reasonable srices
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sEGARs.

SEGAR9.
CAsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE sEGARs OF
~ Havana. domestic and German manufacture a. twenty
cent less than market Segars stl DER
thousand Cash advances made segsrs IN any quantity
o. CHEEKS, NJ broadway.
HAEANA sEGARs, NEW CROP.-RzGArIA Drr.
III Reys figaro corronas, cabaras for
ufuer acieros aud other bra bv l or te
Sole ixpoIter ~ rr'la Glib hrafda
r. -DSkh :. 40. AN1so lana
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FURNITURE.

ITO HoUsEKEEPERs -wANTED TO PURCHASE, A
quantity ofsecond hand furniture 70 ht up house The
lrnure mus be 81 plain construction and IN goot orders
moe having 70 sell can hear Of purfascr W adircssng
StesU u. GS.-I g--.e,
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WANCI5Es, JEwnLRY. s..

TRADE rs RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ formed that continually eiacaurfnd, and have
hand large COCA Of diamond ewery Of e hnes style
hrse assortment: OF diamonds hssd. setng done for
the trade. Diamonds bonghtior cash.
I. HBBhAH CO., N3 Broome street.
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COAL YARD FOR sALE-wEIL LOCATED AND DO
~ ing good business sheds fences &C. in good condition
Fer fun psrtcu lars address Coal, Herald oiloe
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vokD nIGoERs
" Read Mrs L. S. dooiylnis great story
FLAG or OUR UNION
rHr srsrnEIors MINER;
The Gold Diseis Of California
Fer sale everywhere =, iour cents.
lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUARTERLY RE
volume.
,I.-BrSyp r on ,he Church and the RepueIIc.
sSs he 8. Sasoso Fr
by P RESstR 81 FF Foa
Niw aAs0Nlo B9oK:-sAoII. AND RoAz 4 xry.
ss DGsT 6 ss % s. Renal H.
Ss ws % o ssS y %s c any e OF The
FALL. MILLINERY, 40.
REAvER BossETs-A LARGE STOCK OF THE BHsr
ID quality Black besver bonnes a, S. ssc; also feabers
sswsen Sns and Tenth ssss's '' - '''' A''"'''
HORSES, CARRIAGEs, sc.
A STALL TO LEr-IS A PRIVATE STABLE OF
cared for an cIccient cer ocson near sh ssens and
Amos street address A. g, Herald Office.
CARRIAGE FOR sALE-A HANDSOME cALEcHE.
psS and n pe S Dor P s s o p' 6 nsr
seen At IN West Thirteenth street Apply At No 90 University
ENoR sAIE-Twe vHRY FINS HORSES ONE BROWN
ve, an csn ,o ga ye s, 9 sysy me sna sy.h
End ne o. s finest cart he.ecs IN New YORK Con souad
Montgomery.
Lon SALE At NEw YORK TITTERs Ais. CORNER
race n ss9 .o And sTy onh street s,,he car
.lSs ros 81 y seshs Can inquire at 4s fO"
II s.. Of doasie srns.s ,ppiy 81 sIbRf6SEs liSsry
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NV worm AND HARTEu RAILROAD.

comnercng Mouda,. nov. b 1ss6 Three daily ,rdas to
Albany eSrdays excepted
Fave 81 q from New YORK 70 Albany. Leave New ywk
follows, foE station of WhtS Centre Streets
$50 A. ~. express train for Albany connecting with us
Central Railroad and Norghcrr trains.
$40 A. NJ mail train, running drcoSiy through without
cherge Of md connecting athaha Four Corners with
the Western trains fos Plsdeld. North Admins and ether
4DP. express running directly through without change
81 cars and cng with Central train r. NJ for
West. Returning leave Alhlny:-
SibA " mail 4 ain for New York direct
I04s A. ~. express without change " cars
FCOP W express without .ha.ee %, cars
1tpts ob'aine ans bsg nge checked AZ he Ore q
he Western Railroad Aihany or ~ Whit snd Centre,
Iicome. cr r. Wv y are,t lrd F1l-1 ayenue, New
Yea. ", =. s--.-E 80, s.pd
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TRAVELLERS GUIDEc.

JIUDsoS RIVER RsnRoAp-rRow pEc y. 1859,
the trains viii leave ~ aters
fSptss train, $50 A and AS ~; NAL, II 10 A. n;
smkrant B 4. NJ; for foughkeep sie 10 A. and IL -
aud ~ y NJ. br sirs sing =. and r. FOR Pceis.
k go p NJ 1hc foughteepsle sng Sing and Peekskiii
trains sop NJ The cay saforo Passengers hken
sers Cana, shs iophs, and thirty Ar. ,seen Trains is
ADD Ksss Ansny a 8 Is And TO- A. NJ and OPP NJ
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MEDICAL.

DR LaRsoST's PAEfs AND LcyDoH MEDICAL
~ AtvEer snd Ndrfeye Guide-r rentlelh edittsn. AZ
pares, ~ cccrytvped Illustrations, coth ~ rv.s 10
sdsercd remedies end shows The superiority of the aushs
sits ard London treatment OF snssrss ss--
sss Gset &c lie cu-es al such eissssee " Dec o.
street OF Spring rpro~e - Nicholas upsl g., VI
D ~ al 9f " We recommend DR.. fssu,ont 10 ue =
Sied-courisr des Ets.s ' ns, Day Book sAas 1sgrs
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BAKERY FOR SALE-THE WELL KNOWN BAKERY
ID stand at the of Wliet and Delaney streets
ofe ed sale; good III Of the business stock The
proprietor VIII give good selling As this is
Old stand OF twenty five years standing IL offers great
Inducements.
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7 E0HF Lloyd, AUCTIUNEEK.--JUdN SONS
- viii sell at No Fourth Monday, January
ct Io O'Clock the ent-e sock and fixtures OF jeweiler
deeiping business consisting in part OF gold hunting
and snameed watcbes diamond brooches and finger
yhgs ac, and coral single and in Sets plain
brooches finger ch vest cnsins and
isbs studs and sic buttons gold and pencil cases sill
watches pitchers bowls gohlets, tea aud
coffee pets knives and spoons clocks toilet bottles
As her with large assortment Of jet goods The sale
viii positively Monday, continue until the
whole stpck IA disposed of.
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THE NBW YORK AND LIvEaPO IL UNITED ST ArEg
i mail seamers--The ships composing thu Ine

4 mail steamera-The ships composing thu Ine
follows
ATLANTIC, Capt Ekirdge; BALTIC, Oapt Coms.oek;
ADR1ATlC, Ca plain James West.
these ships built by contract expressly hr gov
ennent service Every has been taxen their
non as also their eDgnes 10 sren 9Th and speed ani
their acceInodaons for Uleluacd for ele
gance and comfort Prices Of passage from New York
From liverpool to New York 30 and % guncas an eYpe.
rebeed attached 10 each ship No berth secured
until pad tor The ships OF this limo have nroyed
ugh bukhcsds and 10 avoid danger ON ice VIII not
the Esnks north Ct ~ degrees until after s lst OF August
PROPOSED DATES OF SAVING.
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J,oR NoRroLK, PETERSBURG ANn nrCuvoyp :

L'VE NOEFOLk, FFTEFhBUNW ANN EfNHNUNn.- -
I The tinted States mail steamship ROANOKE, CAPTAIN
simmer. viii leave pier IL Moth river "a urisy Ih
inst d O'clock taking freis snd passenger for 40
siove places She viii arrive IN Norfolk sendav
from whence passenger for he Souh proceed bN
rrea, ms line or they can 60 through 70 Cts Point Rico
nofd by the Passage n farc with salero0r 20
Norfok ~. To Pcsrtturg and Richmond sIn StceraQs
harprce Apply en- board or 10 bJDIAM PIEAsANgs,
% Broadway
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E,oR CHARLESTON AND rboRIDA-UgrTED sr IT Pc
II mail line.-The new and nastslcent steamship NASH
VILE Thos n. Evan COMMANDER will leave rer No
Ferth river Saturday January 10 NJ O'Clock u 20
csey For freight apply on board where al bills Of lsng
will be signed and the Office Of
a Co, 70 Broadway The Marion win oiicceed and !,
Saturday January ~. The favor'e steamer Ca,ot,
akes rerulsr trips 10 the various landing the Johs
river Florida conrecnr web the sesmers rom New ora
and leaving Charleston 1ucsday Through ucrefa HI
ice kenpvfllc. S2I. Ia Puaka sea
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DRTvhTE CONsUfT ATOM DIR WATSON uls ga
lorg series Of yeas confncd hia ssnt,, 4, -
cers1 ces - heh ne eas vensa not iss han wsc,y.
tovsafc cases hQut a. nssrce Of &.re me n.wea. 81
MID ard here n r~7lp or 4, - 49,. -
Get Dr Nsw'n s IN CONSTANT attenfnecs s--s h, So
nolrlg ncc ~ night 81 hts cunsufng nos all reslsr,-
tSNoAe stree, tcw dors vet of nros fssy rss con.
sltng nous ere separate. WI WAreOv wr
Fprrlerfv purreor 10 20 ookE o1,Gal
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EHBERr 8. SAVAGE, -AUcrrONEER -DIBBLEE,
VI BAGLEY & SAVAGE WA sell at s1iesroom, 80 Cedar
rteet between Broadway and Hssean street on Thursday
Bans, soaps Yapkss neons s up urs stone %ar.eI
ne assortment mems furnishing goods hosiery, &C. buffalo
and seal ovsreoas iur gloves fancy imported
sJe ong carpet bars rubber oyershoes ladies'
sleals &C. Lderai cash advances made consgnmens
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nEAvER BONEETS-A LARGE STOCK OF THE BEry1
ID quay. Black beaver bonnefs escA Also
ADJ feather trimmings Mrs Ser- Me- ~ Sixth ayenus
between Ninth and Tenth streets
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TTHn tI tENIH AFNUAL BAIL or rHE n y.
0rafd Lodge Of The Ancicnt and ffouorabe r-s,srry
or Free and Accepted Nssps ~ he Se- Vera -i
ke place ~ Nblos Saloon on Tuesday evsri-r "a ~
Fcbrunry Tickets NJ - esch 70 admit gentleman and D..
1ts me-, DC onsh 60 OF The foioS oommiuee--Jan-s
Herring IN y. hcunifori, L1wis FeuTht rquger JamsT
htad Jcfn Harron John WeNsch Rohar Ro.erts OF tuo
toeis o. dges ct Go hroaway and at he prinra mos .
stores ard hoitls.
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w $. MELI.oa, AUorioNEER by W. 9; NELLoR
60 -rues day, Jan g. a. 10iz O'Clock at salesroom,
IS and Is Park sale of the eare household
furnrure OF family beaking mp housekeeping viz 3ply
carpets mahogany and rosewood chamber and
paror FUR ure feather beds cottage beosesds hair mat
cocks grau1oies manfl ornaments French china
vases together with general assortment of kitchen
furniture with which the sale will commence The trade are
crlarly invi tai
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ITO fHb bApIES.-DR. .FENrONs FEMALE pits
10Y wv pRnts peculiar - feSrG Tbess ID a. s-e sti
w tn 'irreiiof, ani sur~
tAd corrcc lg periodical brsan ires f--. rhessvs. - =
ntV tsF arse rfscring nacral ard hahs astDr an, d. y.
~ ''-tf - OF paris o. go ave.. fa ~ rs-
P-ce 81 te- boz - 80" ---%s
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TOR ANTWERP VIA sOUrAHMPTOg.-rHE NEW
IT steamship OONSTrrU ZION Ospt K Pougin,
viii leave Tor Antwerp calling at Southampton Teeoday
Jan a. from pier ~ North river Rates of pas.sge-fL
cabin So in second cabin $50 In seerase 500 No freight
taken after saturday jan H. and bh Of ading signed
parcels received DAY Of sailing For fro gst pas
ssge having superior for cabin
passengers, apply 10 AUGUST BELMONT, No. Hanover
street
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INSTRUCTION.
do IN WRITING. FULL COURSE; BOOK KEEPING
pG.'IV slo time unlimited. Nowhere can these inn
porsn BRANCHES be obtained cheaper certau
tlan ~ fAINES Academies 81 so~ery New YORK AZ
Fulton street, Brooklyn Taught every day and evening
-
CIns-BoQKKrEPING, WHITING, ARITHMETIC
yIOs Mr.. DuNHEAR, CO prosdway keops De argca,
commercial sesscmy ~ New Yok ausfaes sud,ns ,r
eusesasn Mr. nSR1csl style. Three sess vii Be Va
Gated en- McikS5 by ssuakns sodns into busaeSs.
A CkRD.-THE sUBsCRTBrR lNSOuNCEs TO rHF
N ct1ens a New Yotk ard Brooky thai his writing and
hcokieeping rooms dav eyeung FOR the rc .er
uhn Of pupils Separate pariors for private Instruction
OLIVER n GOLDSMITH 352 Broadway
RoCRKIEPINg, WRITING. &c-B p POSTER. Az.
ID hor Of Double Entry Eiacidatcd other popujar
works teaches ooSseepng writing and iihnietic
Broadway. hppleon's Buildings upon SOUND elemeutarv
principles 10 The entire exclusion the modern twelve sssen
oharistanry. Prospecus 10 on appicsiod.
NEW YORK BIPPoNA RIDING ACADEMY NOS AZ
lN and 81 alta stree, OF Canal The suos-ib~
would inform his frierd md The public ha be has
ed the above 70 receive pupils moderate
ther particulars inquire a. above
ANsoS WEST Manager
pRoF HENrr ne NARstS CONTINUES GrvTN1
Il essgrs IN Frcnch Ga Rrcadway. crner " Hons n
street. hlnv 0ffs rur > afer wasi6g mrcA fne MA
Cisere % f"'fNf ria ny = 81! l..css g.eg
sIa sLsesfe .s-sl0n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04

JNARM.-I WILL. SELL, FOR READY MONEY A FIRST
rate farm OF l3l tp top land well located
Washington than bought this side the
Aneghsny Mountains For particulars, &C. apply at BALD
WINS J3S Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04

C1FAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- EDINBuR9ll 25U tons, William cumming comcnasd-
der; NEW fOhE $50 tons, Robert Craig, comsasoder;
GLASGOW, 1862 tons John Duncan comInanfrr The elias
and New York Steamship Company uteod sailing hcse
and powerful steamers iron York shssgow d.
rect, iollows-bdnbugh, saturday i0h Jaunary at 4
O'Clock Glasgow Saturday 3lGI January al u O'Clock
noon New York. Saturday 1sh February, 81 IL echDcs
First class $50 third Glass; found with cooked provsoas
$50. An experienced surgeon attached 20 each
freight passage apply 10 JOHN MACSyMON " Broad.
way New York city bills gold only passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04

lathe town Of Damascua Wayne county Pa within
mie Of se New York and Ere Railroad The property
Of about OF land the greater Of
with heavy growth OF Tfunock The bark Of which
sold at tanncyy. within Of mile Of the place. There
II ,c place Eris null, two mills n
mskers ~ y, sn'ihs shop, with trip hammer, worked by
water power FIVE dwelling houses including the
house, barns &e &c The power supplied by
falling sreaxns Of wafer and be increased desirable
invaluable properly for Active energetic
we'll calculated isnnery will be sold reasonable
exchanged for property M this ciy Apply 10 MA
JOR THOMPSON sdmnAra'os, u iwooesr street Of
Rev THOE. MAEE lnAnnAan