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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
CTEAM to GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. BEL

CTEAM Ia GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BEL
- FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY withou; delay for
ESQ Return Ticket. % either Of the above places good FOR III
moutl. by any steamer Of the hn. geo
FRON Sgw-Yosg.
I EDINBURGH, Cumming. SATURDAY, Oct D, a. y noon
Ra;s 4 Psssr CABIN s75 .Iri cla.. found with ccoAed
''o'n So Fog iai F5sERF Z: cAr5 H. Il II Broadway
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAS-
- cow. DUBLIN BELFAST aud LONDONDERRY and
al The principal Cities Of ENGLAND and IRELAND via LiV
ERPOOL, NkW- YORK an3 aud PHILADELPHIA srEMsHIP
.pEdd CydebAitiT iron screw steamships are IL
FEoM ssw-YoEK.
TIdGoF TIG9 bALIlAohE.. TTsST.es. s1 q
CITY on WAsHiNGTON ................Oe
At y O'Clock, noon, from Pier No a North River.
RATES or PASSAGE.
Third from ORR any ofe above ned places %
Return tickets, available for six oiths %
Pa.enser- forwarded Hasrr, Pari. Haubgrs Bremen,
Antwerp and al parts Of the Continent without deay.
The ConTsay'. Steamship BOsPHoRUs leaves AHtverp in
goods and 10 New foA al through rates
BIZ. Of LsG,.s ed IN AnS,Tp A .,e s,e Of The o-,
JOHN @. BALE, 80, Is Bleedway. Yew.Yors Aseai
In Antwerp, TO j. 2. KREMER Co,
In Liverpool, to WM INMAN Tower Buildings
vT'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of
TOY HAvRE and BREMEN wall sail as foIow' carrying
NewYork Tor SOUTHAMPTON From HAVE and South
and HayTe. ampt0u for ~ ioTk-
NORTH STAR Saturday Sept. II .
VANDERBILT, Saturday, scpt . Wednesday. Oct Is
Havre and
From New.Yors for South. Bremen for sog,hamptop
smytOu Havrc and BTemenl Southampton for New York
MORN LIGHT Sat. Oct. Saturday Oct 20 Wed, Nov j.
ARIEL.... sat oct 5Ol Saturday Nov.7 Wed, Dec. !.
These steamships have waerteh compartments, and cary
able
Price passage per VandcbFrst cabin, 5l00 and tl0;
econd cabin $50 and per North Ss, Northern Light, and
Are-FIst cabin, $50; second cabin, @50 third cabin So
Certificates issued for passage from Europe.
Specie delivered in London and Paris.
d. TORRANCE, Agent, No. 3 Bowling Green, y. Y
L'OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-TheA Amer
ican Atlantic Steamship Company and first.
class steamship HI NTSVILLE, j. A. Post commander, VIII
leave pier Ne H. ~ r.. SATURDAY Sert H. at O'Clock
precisely Passage TO Savannah, with improved secomoda-
ons SIS Through tickets 70 Macon 81 Montgomery, 80;
Atlanta 423 Columbus, S3; Albany, Ga $2i Mobile 49,
Insurance half cent. Apply 20 H.
b. CROMWELL q Co, No. % West-st.
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-GREAI
II REDUCTION in acknowledgements Goods cents
per foot-Csbn passage +l1 The steamship OusTA Capt
M s. Woodruff will leave THURSDAY, Sept g al Il M,
Pier No North River Bill. Of .dng signed on board
For freight or passage apply 20 SAMUEL H. MlICHiLLS
SON No 3 Broadway Steamers for Florida connect with the
above leaving Savannah every Monday "Wednesday and Friday
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
NEw-YoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD


NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILKOAD.-Un
N and after MONDAY May TO- 1853 and until further notice
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot of Dusnet q. ioows z
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at M fof DunsiTk and principal III
iernediaie Stations.
MAIL TRAIN u for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inierme
date Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at p. m, from ioo. Chanber-st
via Pi.rmon for Sufens and intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER at p M for Newburgh, Mddletowu End
intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EMPRESS at 5 p. m, for Dunkrk end Buffalo
The above Trains run daily Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains connect at EniIa with The Ea "a
nanaira and Niagara Fall Railroad for Niagara Falls RI Bng
bsu,on with the Syracuse Railroad for Syra
cuse Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and New YORK
Railroad for Rochester; Bend with the Deaw
Western Rsirosd for Scranton az Hornel
vile with th. Buffalo New York City Railroad for burao
a, Buffalo and Dunkirk Railroad for Iye
land Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit Chicago sc
b. r. HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.

I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-NOTlCE.-
Or npd sner THURSDAY Sept. trains will run as fol
lows. Tns sorg Fas,-Lay. South Ferry. Brooklyn, At 10
NJ hr Greeupcrt South fcny, Broosyn a, !. n io'
Syosset leave South Ferry Brooklyn, a. m Tor Nsphak
lssye South Ferry Brooklyn, tor syosse'i leave
SoOih Ferry Brooklyn y p. for Hempesd; leave s0H
fery. Brooklyn. al !! p W. for Jsinsics
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
bet Wharf by Steamer iOIAS at6S5 7:D and lOs m snd
tando The lraye flnshns L. l. at 5:+o and 10
T. m aud l. lard meeting and exchanging pSssens'rs
With ih. bOs. u:ers Point Tkroush Fare
70 cents. WN " SMITH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

TERMS:
DAILY TEIsUNE, per Angsnl.........'
syaI-1ErkLY TkfBts,
Cow 50 Five Copes on' year .'sSl -
Two Cogle., one yeas. 5 Coyss 10 0ae ad1'@'' ~
WEEKLY TElEtsE
IN. Corv on, ve.r... 81 Five Copies, cns y'sr..Ss
TSrs. C5uie, Que yea.... . Ten Copies. 0ne y.aS3
Tweury Copies add,>s' at the rate Of pF Ann
rr,-S C1rs. 10 asdye. Of zach s4o.cyibsy, and sDy
s-y.r lumber st the rate of { - e<ch......... ~
1 Md s.ae. postage, half each be pre-
aid ou pap,rs ssrt 20 fspaca.
Az rsr.on sending Club o; twenty VII - .r
led to an copy.
sb,cripiion. nsy ot any tine. Terms s~sys
,..s in sdyaucs All le,ters 70 be addressed %
HORACE GREELEY Co,
a. Yorg aux 1852 Tribune n iAjngs,
SsAa8s. New yorh.
We.nnnloy Do trsv.fus agents Al that or
m 10 do Ia og,E 70 become sabscnber " The rhiBUsE TO
.. the money 70 us and frssri through ihs Po.ocs
r.nd. h chrri.h principles a1yoos.e ard Who assir
H. have nm md rabie intelligence from al parts q ne world,
m &C; as or agents getting up clubs sEd rwsrcs tscrP-
tions
Wh.u Won order THg TssUsE b. careful o. svs ;s name
NJ .L. Post Osce County and which yoa w-o me
par. sent And when you chang. your rsdsnc~ and desfs
vur ysp~ changed accordingly the nsne Of s's ro's
OHes-whee YOU have been receiving IL and where y WIN
j, IN fature
When cony.ni.n, send draft ch-cs made ps)"o" "o'
order il preference sending b a. It viii pTs'eh' ne p"'
aiity Of tho o.s OF money b. mail sot-s o. b. L ~."s
NAV rsk when preserve drsei W. u -
tu sld IA. p rasers rcsPt % secs es' be "e'5 -
eeen nailed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

~ Cheap Excursion for Six Cents-Boa,s leave STATEN
ISLAND EVERY HOUR from a m. 10 ?. m.
Leave WHITEHALL from a. IN. TO p m for Quarantine,
Stapleton and Vanderhilts Landing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

Avr1,,ys' BANK NEw.YoRE, sept. 3 1879
"A Semi-Annual Dividend oi
DTHRfE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT 8ll will b. paid
b or their Representatives and aiter MIN
.T IN - eel NJ Tbr Transfer Book will remain closed until
pa .' '' ~ X A TOOKER Cashier.
nIVIDEND.- .-GROCERS FIRE INSUR-
IL ANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wallst, corner Pearl, New
~, SEPT lsj8-The Board Of Directors Of this Company
". fasy declared SEMI-ANSUAL DIVIDEND Of SIX
TR CENT on the capital stock payable on demand
u" JAMES q. PLATT, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

TIE TRIBUNE is printed on large imperial
sheet. folded in qusrto form, and msiled to sub
scribers Oh the following
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
6teamboais an6 Railroads.

The steamer LEADER with this boat for Pleasure
Bay Atlantic Dock, and Branch Port without charge.
KFR'S EXPRESS by this Line. ELIAS HalGHTS Stages
for Squan also Stages to all parts of the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. 2 wall-st.,

I'VE ''"II-'''f
II offer for sale In amounts to suit,
EEW-YORK STATE FIVES Of 1868 Registered stock.
OHIO STATE SIZES Of 1861 (Registercd Stockl
NORTH CAROLINA SIXES Of 1884 Coupon Bondsl
LOUISIANA SlXES Coupon Bondsl - - -
HAMILTON COUNTY (Cincinnat) OHIO FIGHTS oi 1905
Nospon Bondsl, equal to any State stocks.
Lko Aysrety Of other frst-class Securities. .
LAND WARRANTS for SALE, in amounts TO suit az all
knAs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14

and aFeetiaEsts earesses, aeeoasyaaaeai
with kiaa look ard Pleasant we-d Cd
scrna soFs, sacA ~ . Ho nT ittls bog,
ho.'' . Fre.ts bss r Mise .siyt'' or
seuaeshiay Of the k;ad, constantly re-
pessin- the same words, wish tie same
kind, steady tone Of voice, foV the horse
scoa learns 70 read the expsessloa q tie
face and tie vaice, and vii knQw 81 wel
when fear, bore o. anger Frsv&tles a. soa
know yeur owa fsslfa-s; swo of which
fear and aa-er--a god herseaaa
shoasl never scsa
III ycar horse, instead d being vii,
seems 10 be ef 4 Ssuh5ora O. mggiSh dis
position; If he lrs back his ears S yaa
approach him, or sarEs his heels 60 kick
Yea, be has Dot that regard es fear Of
nan that he should hare to enao&e yoa
10 handle him quickly and easily aud ii
ussks b. well - give him te~ sharp
enss .boas the legs, pretty close 10 the
hoay. I: VII crack keealy = u Paas
around his legs, and Ghe crack Of the
whip vii affect hi4 g. laaea rs the
stroke, besides, oae sharp eat about his
le-s will aFeet him male shan two Or
three e7er his hack, the skin "a the in
ner part Of his les or shout the f2ak
being thinner and more t&Edsr than
ea his back. Bat do uet whip him
much.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14

eessioa vaa realize Byrua's lan-asgS,
''draak with sesaty." Aud as ysa wan
der, sslena straias csuas scaasaag from
the graat orgsa, or the land is kse isg
tsGe to yQur tAan-Ats with hesasif&l
saehoiSes.
Tie system cf teaehing hv observation
i carried eus through the diserens de-
p4rtmeuss of The palace. EGhaolsyy Is II
laStr4sx1 hy @rQaps Of lie sire. FroGa
tbs DEGRADED EaShnen E.htins together
lie beasts. or he Frc1ea Es4uiaasux had
ding IN snow storn ruand shesr. huts.
onward thgpas-h higher types to English
civilization. Eae eye Is carried step by step
EotAHT, too, Us I.hassrgte5 hy splendid
eo.Seetson. Tropical water Titles are Goat
irg in tbs n4rl4s basins Il the f9antains,
sad braaehias palas s-s sreaing ever
lead. a
Wien shal W. have saeh 4 museum In
aer ana 31&r native bad This thought
saE-eSeS Itself. sad da'ly f4el alare sud
Eare shat barren wilderness we 1--we IL.
az far - regards the rae4~g al the high
est cugura. TIE lnaaeheg of saeh 4 col
lectiea - this must I've eSsvatins to the
popular mind. and mGse ltt it above acre
sorlsa a#te-iai6Sm. Ays aud science are
the ouly eads shst can 8tEaay she pursuit
Of wealth. 4 lasecn en this scale we
gan, Of coarse, bot tQas fer. Seven nil
lou dollars In the hands of the first men
Of the country have ksen expended here,
SUD saaaciaa,y, even With I.0a3oa 10 Wis
il it. II has bgea 3 faazrv But, thank
heaven. it Staads. Tie nation has gain
81. though the stockholders have lost
Is wish cur railroads o.hers have lahored
and 70 hare entered in.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14

Poetry
H~ ~ Aav~ss<r.
THE CAPTIVE INDIAN.


THE CAPTIVE INDIAN.
Lst - ~ - ny Aene, where ne via ss~,r.
" eAldrsa eeaiscfare. tksy know not nv deem;
vsz1d faia ssesA sAeir serrc~, Si.pel shelr Zee,
Let ne - - my Asme. white s,aa Vet ne "a
fAe tai fsrrss trees whlsk 80 prvaasy ssa r,iss
Ia<sr rssed hsads 70 Aeavea. | ssSe hisAv
rvf1ed
sss sh, to ny s@rru~, thsysre as~ lvfng Scx;
Let ne - TO any hene, white maz. sss me "a.
Ifaia 70 nay bosom ve1Id esasF nv dear wife;
No mere TO behold o. engage in var's strife,
way In as-<rt - lesg nay ny esuasryuea
knew:
Lat me - 70 my haae, vhiss mss. <t ne %
bare nes<ures - eska--F Win givs sAem 10 thse
u saee fraesi from the hssa that encompasses me;
NJ whole form us chilled IN . cold - the saov,
Lea me 80 . ny hene. white Esa, sss - 70.
Let me 60 let ne 60: Oh vhv sAeala ssay
Frara my Kindred and eounsrxyEaen a., far sway,
Let Ee 20, let me "a, ere my he1y Les les.
l4~s aae 20 - my hoae, Waite Eaa, let ms 90
Mss L. >r1~ARnS
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Thus ended the simple record. Re-
tursieg shortly 70 town, | saw Sasy Lee
10 more; bat, arriving in Napiewood one
Sunday eve in autumn, I heard with
emotions Of sorrow tia; she Lad jus; fal-
len asleep, a child might close It's eyes
upon his mothers breast, serene and
trusting. Tn the morrow | stood In the
pleasant enclosure where We had eonvers-
ed Of heavenly things, and looked again
upon her angelic face ere the coffin Id
saul il fnem the loring gaze Of her
friends and the weeping children who
knslt to press LIST kiss upon her eold
lips, aud isy each street. white blossom
upon her breast.
The waving assers and golden-rod had
been displaced TO make room for her, aud
as she was gently lowered among the
sleeping ones, who With closed eyes and
folded hands wait for the morning, | fan
cied | could discern the golden gleam Of
the bright aud mighty ones who guard
the graves If the faithful, and could hear
a voice say, BLESSED are tie dead who
die in the Lord, for they res. from their
hbors, and their works do follow thera.a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14

Rates ef A3seTtising
.ssmsr~ fns<Fsssa~ tLaa
EaxA s@s~ess%~s s~-srtsea PER svsarv, 30
ssuarx . Rae2zA$ s.s0
n - 8 - s.@a
40 yesr, le,ee
DO measeA STA
I. 90 s - sa@
dc year, lAev
1 Calzss | rear. siaa
EAIf CaaRG1 year. &Sa0
gsz.-t<r C0aawn yvar, sSoa
s-rsa Ines ~ Ress Of kis-an- make aa,e
L=w, ProfssSleaal, and ether carts, II lssx
s.eH, - l<ss, per yszr, $. and for saeh add
tionai fHas- st.
Half veasly aas yearly advertise nsatste be
pasc tar ssart<Ely - aaS2aee.
Al advertise -sersx pshst<nea aStii or3er<ss
go, and charged accordingly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14
! Sensible View af the Repahiicxn Party.

Tie Hon. John G. Breckiuridge, Vice
President Of the United States, lately
made stump speech 1t some obscure
place in Kentucky, intended TO bear on
the election which is about to take place
in that State Ii vas not perhaps quite
in keeping with the dignity Of his posi-
tion to make stump speech II ALL but It
is creditable to him that he uttered more
tra,h On the occasion than usually falls
from the lips of Democratic orator. tie
appreciates the position aud strength Of
the Republican party, as may be sen by
the following extracts from bis speech (:
"The Republican party said ne, sis
the strongest organization in the Union,
unless the Democratic party is stronger.
II is the only great living vital organira-
tion that has or can withstand the Dem
ocratie party. Ii is powerful, COM
pact, hopeful organization.
Republicans don't mean to change their
name o. their issues; they IRE too strong,
too powerful, too conhdens for that, and
jet you are invited BY some kentuckians
TO go II with them aud form People .
party, to break down this great doninent
party Don't depgceiate the
ssrsHgth Of the Republican party. It's
principles are deeper and broader. and It's
purposes iaare resaiate than anything al
The sarfase would indicate Doa gader-
Fate their rotrer
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14

j F'ssE20@ea' q ths 81 Louis he
.2os~as, .oI1owaag tbs / aited States ar
nv $50 miAS from L-eassaworth, July
2. writes = follows:
"~'''>' "s'@ S'SA iiS'i 1s"''s aa1'oS
t1as Gay. aaU l~<E - ~e saus CT tAs camp
iuE srouGd, large oa9 wa< started. Gen.
HarBsy's -rpvhoan8 esvrhf sight If him.
-,,,-s,,,s - ..,-.-.-..s. b:-, a-a-..w.-
-. ", -,
'~'~s ~e~ max s" 1As''z0' '-S - @a'@''
u the waIt, OF neEsl friendly to the
wo!s. AZ unable Il ~s-. The chase was
hardly over. whom q aary4 fs,van .r ,sybr1
: -, -, -, -.
Alt1eS o1. NaF%~--N - %SS-A 'e''' Ssen. a2r-
aey's AID, SIT oat IN pDf>aRS, II himself
zrnasi wish osly Celt's pistol. and hsa
s 8.r~ero.,s aEveztg-a u:s rrr>.sss
-, :,
N~@ * '~'I N@s e4S ''"~'@ LIE s~'1s
Es@ @ae@~~-o, I'D aTtE-nE '2eE2 ia tue i'll
rses3on intended, when 4 body Of tsaEa-
s..~s. de<frcus a witnessing tte sror,.
-,-,- 60 ..-.s a-,., n.s=.t. -, 81.
saea them, hat he rode horse which
lad pever before seen : bafalo, and which
was hard "a marace beside. The hunter
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14

In Is the seueral Impression that tbe
weather Tor the past tew days aas been
s.s5zle,' Lii not . .Ssa mer"
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BUSINESS Cams.

Exchangs O0eeil
NIGHT DRAFTS - New Terk eaa \. Ia
- eesAs SaeseziAE il sanst 10 ssit rrrr 49,
CeFsiacaies Of D~posa. and DrsFss a IL
Eastern Cities casheJ.
American Gesa trHsshed n . .-.r ,S.~s-
9fss sssr S<sfisAl I'D sxvisvs, Co.,
Tlpsea, Iaaasrv 1, So -1'-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-08-14

ss4ts- .~A@%#S Sass %N-%~ SO ##~@ #@s* y ss~-z
- s-Eaazss All ~2sss w-eszas ssr b a-gs@4
G-se s4@.x gIssE. tzE44aE tsssNl as Es~-
Eta4 rsTase ser IS s444G -Ct Sae =
fas>iag away The skoek waieh SKATER
ea Aer Aope> TOD tsaEsally uFsu her
strength, aud the eares AID Abors Of Ter
life since tLas time havs worn her lie
away. This spring she was obllged %
reilaguish her seAcoa, ard new Is only
able 70 saks her daily walk to the grave
yard, where sne loves 70 sit Few speak
Of her departure, bat we all know that
the Lord has seat her token Of his will
that she should journey where her treas
ure il, and shss she sojourns in the land
Of Beuhh waiting the angelic escort. She
has net buried her talent il the earth, or
sat idle in the vineyard, and her reward
shall be the praise Of her Lord, "Well
doae, good aad faithful servant"
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IT. YARD j. 9. EDWARDS
rINEA Aaors hn>snesS wsil be esrra~6 On a al
i is hisEsAss IL tbs xogn formerly ocespisa
hy tae Cedar IemesEaE- the puss-eEsee. We
irTis~ sae citizens st Tipson and tns rsantrs
sreun2. 70 es8l an3 Try ~. ard SEE IL ws saat
F1T. mae an1 pae&se- We ~ars-s III GER york.
and 10 1t 70 eFsssv, IN the latest Yes lerA style
kewalices Tn: sae ecat we4 E@4e 70 era~r i
vsrTh tw8 made fer eAstera merchandise. We
wiA 10 cGtztz. on IKE saa~sess HaEtee. Prices
soaaLls- We sii tAks neSt AI1as Of produce,
and wssi IN particular. tar azs aark-
TEpsen. Jane iash. fsse zsa6
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-01

GA looming THROUGH THE
t.AZ.3 RYEl'--CHOICE OLD RYE WHISKRY,
sssss=l<s G. ZIEGLER BROWNSVILLE. PENN.
IN GASES OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES EACH.
This extra old Whisky, warranted pure and elciousy
mild is unsurpassed by any in the market II pa ticu
larly calculated for family use where quality is Il cOuSd
GRAFTON. Sold exclusively by the propretors agents,
WIN. GRANGE x Co,
sStf Exchange Place
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No. Spears wharf
H. F BAKER Co, Agents in Charleston. nett
- 445A FOR BREMEN. il
N,zl+=,z1M The Al Oldcnburg brig NEPTUN, Drees, o
- g = Master, will have quick dispatch for the
above port For freight or passage aFp i to co
LIN FOR HAFRE.
--l..-.z.-A The superior Al ship "SIR JOHN
FRANKLIN" Capt Gait, For freight heavy or light of
tons, apply to LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
No. So Buchanans wharf.
Or, B. NJ. HODGES, Esq, cor Lombard and Gay SITS.
n3-tf
11tZ531 FOR NORFOLK & PORTS
rysl}a&ssM MOUTH. yA.-Sehr. JAS. II, ErHEEAGE,
- Captain Edmondson, will receive freight
TRAVERS n MITCHELL,
n27-n No 2 Spears wharf
1yA5A FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Nala<SFMA -COLEMAN'S LINE-Clipper of sATUR
80 DAY, December 4th, 1S5S.-The famous eX
RENE Al clipper ship CON EFT Todd commander is now
rapidly loading in New York, and will receive prompt dis
p"''" 10 A'''s 'o' ''s's"i P iElHPBE BROS,
n2su Il Smiths wharf, up stairs.
-45z1417A FOR NEW ORLEANS-D{S-
NJez{a8feM PATCH LINE.-LOADs Up ToWN.-The
1s:.s.1A regular packet bark NASHUA, A. 4. Lewis,
master having about two-thrs herearso on board is
rapidly filing up and will have quick dispatch For the
bulk of 400 barrels freight passage having good accom-
modations apply to HESLEN ROGERS, agents, north !
The schooner POTOMAC will succeed the Nashua
-! H-2 = 7qzs,,,5z,7 -,-------5--.
L51A bO J,Il' O ~ leSo'i,l PdoNe'
ain i rorf 81 @ ar snna%rd
will quick dispatch. For balance of freight pas
sage apply d to HEsthN Ko'ERS northwest corner
LA MOPTT a --REGIT AR LINE
rSall.f5M The fine bark UNION, Hendricks, master,
-.aa= is now ready to receive freight and having
Jisnatch For balance orfeigbt or massage appIy to HE'S
| LEN N ROGERS, northwest corner Pratt and Gay
80 - ~ -,5,--
T5n5A FOR SAN FRANClSCO.
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@ FL LaS' D9nnuer, Is now rapidly i'anms III
For fraight apnlv to PENDERGaST BR0THERS
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A llrs Il r rI,rN1 ,(n
WILMINGTON NC;
IS ne h i Ia, lms tS r;i it tfat
they will hereafter dispatch EVERY SATURDAY, iu or
not full, of the following stclass vessels, from
Smiths wharf
Sehr. E Ii 6p1L capt Mitchell
Schr 7 G. WORREL... Capt Hubbard.
s Schr E6RTH S MeGaT
sehr FLYING sCg T1o; Ca Itrt Gasm1e
III smiths wharf.
RUSSELL & BRO Agents in Wilmington n C. will
| promptly forward goods consigned to their care
Goods sent to our address will BE forwarded free Of com
puNNoCk WEAIilERLY.
Having resGI 'e 9Ng II III av4 q" our aeu3
WIN thet Own vessels 70 carry u on acrgLuns 10 te
i a. , W. o'tI't o n ,, e
terprise deserve nj If MASON BROS.
LA FOP B0STON EXPRESS
.9M line Tho rarnIa oI nackstbaranr EDWARD i'RI
- - rL n po@ and VIII & H tiUT Jsrstc
For freight passage anply the CAPTAIN board
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T0battG.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Received per steamers and for sale by
JACOB HEALD & CO.,
merit No IS 5. Gay street.
T EAF TOBACCO
~ $40 bales Havana Tobacco, very fine
rs - Yara :"
Just receive d and for sale by
JACOB HEALD & Co,
n27-tf No. SIS s. Gay street.
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MMtban0i3e.

sEAVANA CIGARS.-Jusl imported by
4 Bark Reindeer, from Havana of the New Crop To
bacco several invoices Of fine Cigars embracing La Caoba
Ugues Baltimore Club, Constaneia and other brands &"
Media egala LOndres Opera and COnchaS styles. For
sale by LAURENCE THOMSEN X CO., Exchange
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a A. MATEIOT s. SONS
Ess SOFA AND FURNITURE WARERO0MS,
" Nos 25 AND 81 NORTH GAY ST.
(Nedr FdyeHe street,
Extending from Gay TO Frederick street
Always hand large assortment of every variety of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE embracing
Bureaus Sofas, Assorted coors of
Bedsteads, Tete-aTetes, Cottage Furnte,
Washstands, Arm Chairs, Settles,
Warlrobes Rocking Chairs, Wood Chairs
Spring Beds, Etageres, Office Chairs,
Mattresses of Marble Tables, Barber Chairs,
Husk Cotton Reception and Up Cribs and Cradles,
and Hair. hoistertd Chairs, SidebOards.
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH.
Persons disposed purchase invited to call and give
examination which for variety and quality
workmanship cannot be excelled by establishment
in the country. A. MATHlOT * son,
au14-tf Nos. 25 and q North Gay street.
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E77EF3A CHOICE WINES, BRANDlES,& sc.
tsss@E1j J. 3. CHARRON 81 CO, AGENTS
SssS-SsA FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDIES, vintage ISL CharrOn Pcre ct fills Brand; En-
lie Belmont & Co., Cognac BrandieS various vintages
Bordeaux Caret Wines from low to finest grades; Bur
gundy Wines from Medium very best grades produced
in France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine,
various brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH Wills
KEYS of prime qualities.
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Also, on consignment, 10 bbls. very old and prime
Monongahca Rye WhsSeys; 10 hbls very old copper dis
!illed Bourbon Whiskeys 200 bbls fine medium grades
Bourbon and Rye Wiskeys to which we invite the aen
ton in want Of pure liquors Office No 1l LON
BARD STREET. 8 doors east of Hanover. ap5-f