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The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-10
GEO. B. CLITHERALL
Late Of 1oble)
GENERAL Commission MERCHANT

REAL estate CROKER,
81. PAUL, MlxxEsorA,
Buys and sells on Commission, City and Town Property. -
farming Lands, Locates. buys or sells Land wsrsaass. Nsoeiss0
Loans Of Money on Mortgage, &c. Also CoxnissIszEs r. ~
States Of Alabama, Mississippi, North and South Cardiac, e.
EFERENcES
john A. Winston, Gov Of Ala Hon =. FtspstrtA. o. q a WA Or
Rivea, Battle / Co. Mobile. Hoo c. C. Clay. U.e9
Dr. J.C. Mott Mobile. Ika Percy Walhee. H. 4.
", P. Hammond B Co. Mobile. Col VIZ. Tusnbuu, o. 4 1. - .
Hon. Allen e. Jones' 0reensbore, Ala John J McRae. Gov. Mo
Judgs X. N. Ogden, Now OrIAns. Warren p Apdsraa. JaeA0a, NJ
Hon. Randall Hunt. New ORR. ans. II. Thompson 1 en. baldDoeA
W. NJ. Goodrich. New York. D. J. Mott CaDpbeN, CAsaMto4 q
Brown. d. Roeett / Co. New York. ieo B. Reed, ChaFlatoa, o.
Brewer / Caldwell, New York. De Romets 1 Brown, Wuola0tsa. ia
Johu II. Elliott 4 Co New York. Hill Burgwia. Eaq, PnnAaRH, ~
John I. BuKvyn, phlada Jas L. RiGgA Esq. Peoria ~. -
Dr. JAa. ". Baron. Phladu. jas. P EFskins. Esq ,oulTy.M
Chas u. Graf Phuada. Hon. u. n. RAa, e. Pea, "a.
h k<v. n. Cobb, Bishop Of Ala Thos B. winstoa. 81 Peal
O&ce 6. W. Corner Breckenridge and Fourth Street, NiaaneW
City, aud 81. Paul, N. T.
All Letters requesting information, promptly I'D sAsstal1
Spdied to.
OkC.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-10

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
A story and a half frame house on 5th street near
Ramsey avenue, thoroughly finished, with an excellent
cellar in first rate order for winter use. Water handy
to the house. For further information inquire OF Louis
Loichot at the Post Office.
Nininger, Oct. 10th, 1857.
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p. & H. HAND,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
NININGER, MINNESOTA. LILY
Jol,n Halema0, 1
B L A G. X S N / T H

Levee, near Eagle Steam Mill,
Would respectfully call the attention Of the citizens OF
Niuinger and surrounding country, to the fact that be
has opened a Blacksmith Shop in this town, where be is
prepared to do all kinds Of work in his line, and hopes
to merit = share of the public patronage.
Country work solicited and guaranteed.
Nininger, July 10, 1857. Al
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-10
oHARLDs Il. CLARKE
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT,

CONVEYANCER N NOTARY PUBLIC.
NININGER, MINNESOTA.
Will always attend to buying aud selling Land and
City Lots on Commission.
Will negotiate Loans, yielding from 2 to 4 pei
cent a month on unexeeptionable Real Estate security,
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, DEciARAroRY STATEMENTS,
and other instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
drawn.
u. REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
His Excellcncy, Gov. Medary, st. Paul, Minnesota. >
Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, 1'
John Nininger, Niuingcr,
Col. John NJ. Stevens, Glencoe,
Cook e. Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
john Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart, Pres't MR. Br. State Bank
Hon. Sampson Mason,
Peter OIlin, President Dayton Br. State Bk. Dayton, "
+. A. Il 4. I. More, Dayton, Ohio.
Ally CHARLES +. CLARKE.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-10

" VERMiLLi0N HOUSE,
EMPIRE CITY, M. I.
Martl BrOokman, Proprietor.
This house will always be found prepared to cacom-
modate travellers with everything to make them ON
Portable, and at reasonable charges. 6f
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-10
DAVID G.

REAL ESTATE AGEN I,
Conveyancer and Notary Public,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Rsfe'snoe'-E3: cSv: Ale.. Ramsey g. D.,
Trinfble & Thompson,
1gnntius Donnelly,
Geo. II. Burns, N.~. NJ.
M. A. Miller, "'''"se' wy
j. K. Case.
480 acres Half Breed scrip,
48O acres in Sc"tt county,
GOO acres, 7 miles below Hastings,
Lots in Hudson. Nininger, ~Shakopee, Ramsey, Fortuna,
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
l60 acres one mile above St. Anthony.
Val allie lot in Winona. near the court house.
100 acres opposite to Monticello.
l60 acres Z lmiles above White Bear Lake in Ramsey
county.
Wild and IMPROVED LANDS. and TOWN LOTS.
in all parts Of the Territory. for sale on terms easy u
purchasers, BY DAVID g. BARNtTZ.
SLY ST. Anthony st.. St. Paul.
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Of 100 acres, for sale, situated IL miles from Fari.
bault, and ~ from, Shieldsville ; it has good running
water, rs acres Of timber, and thirty acres Of meadow,
the balance being good pillow land.
Also 100 acres on Chubb Greek, Eve miles from Lake.
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and timber
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
j. NJ. HILLHUUSE.
City Of N;siases, Aug. sc, 1857.
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THAT ARE SHINGLES.
PINE REND AHEAD!

Messrs. HAlNEs Il SMITH. Pine Bend, N: T.:
are Offering for sale their FIRST quality Of rived and hand
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders SOLICITED
from the back country of the vermillion, which can b
supplied from this point more conveniently than else
where. Those DESTROYS Of an article that can be depend
ed on should give them q call.
Pine Bend, Aug. -, 1857
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PINE BEND BRICK YARD.
The undersigned have on hand at their yard a large
amount Of baick, of = quality unsurpassed BY any other
made in the Territory. which they offer for sale at ten
dollars per NJ. Those in want should, send in their
orders Immediately. They will be delivered if desired.
- B.SSELL 4 CRONKHITE.s
Pine Bend, NJ. T., Aug. p, 1887. Z
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........Ocr. .
('feurd.

...,.l;rs-sr,el Iudlo. Havre, Southampton end bre
-, H. Tsrnuce: Edin5crgh tBr) Cam1iDss, Gis'so"' H.
c-,-.-. 4 r Drn~sn Co :
.sI c. Nv Orcar. Robson Fosdcki r C. scIanton
MS.nS, + Cbb Pe,ersop Havana, Mora Bros NAVARRO
ssDsh. Stevens, Martinique to-e, L'yl t0n '''' a o
Frank Heskrll VapaI.so J. Rand.u y o. ~ rru %
p-;'.- -Ch,rap.ake. Haues, CarCeuas, j. W. t"rA 20
T. NJ Msybew Hswes Bermuda soih 3Le. "a 10 s;.b nl
"a R,ssop Belfast. T. ID. Sands Co mon 6fh ou.n
!, T. bn,s ID r D.wo; W X kibby stanley, H., sEa' Ly
n,sn Greeum an Iot naynes RobvI Jag s'9nsi",
1t--.-rr,u Tallah Pian.r, jacksonville d. ~ reHls'
scbooreI,-A Hipcss, Phnney knzston ia, l. b, 1aseL
r. siaIhuci Risey, Wbliamston, 6e. eanaAih o4'' y
,r,i, " Ablt Smith, Berwick La, H. Z brck Co.' =
n tbtott' Saith. Wilmington, DOlneI P9t'.I Csp;la%
NJ Rirhunnd c H. P,rrson; NJ \ Hlireth, hlolsIA
et,,cr Y Fdwards; A. v Bedell, Ryder, Ac1andns
81 Beeel; $ Canpou. Raose, MaIsghan Ssa HS5S,
Coming, Beats Co.. Bonndbrook' Middoc'' 'SeO' '"
Brown l. Go. -. c.-.,.
Bs,se-slalL Robinson PHILADELPHIA j. n nhss@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Columbia College. October. 1SjS.-POST dRADU,
IN THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE,
At the College in 4h esnniug the 9Th day Of Noye'
ber
By Professor McCULLOH-On the Mechanics Of Ethereal
Matters Tn. Present State Of Knowledge in relation TO
Heat, Light aud Electricity.
BY Professor JOYOn Chemistry with practical instruction
IN the Laboratory.
By Professor FECR-Ciyn Ensneerns including Surveying
with Of instruments general principles OF construction
and grsplts
nature nd history Of Mslhemsiicsl Science.
By Professor HACKLEYOn Physical Astronomy, with the
practical Of instruments.
By Professor TORREl-On Botany
IN THE SCHOOL OF LETTERS,
the Rooms Of the NewYork Historical Society Of
2d-av and llth-s..
By Professor LFIBEROn the History Of Commerce. and,
Subsequently, Potirsl Science.
By Professor NAfRNE-On Ethcs
By Professor GUYOT-On Comparative Physical Geography
IN its relation History and Modern Civilization.
By tie Hon. GEORGE P. hARsH-On the English Ian.
gusse. a.o.,
Tue Law School under the Of Professor THEODORE
w DWIGHT Will open the Rooms Of the Historical Soci
ety, the lst day OF November.
Price Of Sso all but rradu,es Of not
than three years standing Of Columbia College the New
York University AID the Free Academy whom price will
Be 3 Chemistry and the Law School, tor
eerh o nich a -pecial charge wi br made.
Further obtained at the Library the His
soci.ty the oce Of " Betts No. So Wsst,
either The Professors from the Pesid ut OF the Col
lege. CHARLES hlNG
Presiten. Of Columbia College.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOX
COUGHS COLDS HOARSENESS. INFLUENZA, BLEED
mo AT THE LUNGS, PHTllisIC. AsTHMh BRoS-
siTIoN 10 coNsUMr1IoN.
This remedy sro well known and performing TOO
much GOOD -ntr into elaborate dts
cu,son is merits il sufficient TO At It still main
tans IT, supremacy IN euns dsse % %, 's & most
the conI after h.sins once tested BY eSPe
disease seldom have oraon SOFT to other appliances In
sure On 1eI'ys WsTaRs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
peculiar and ,nes'lsole quality Of th. ,saedy !: that
Of long standing ana coaraer yield as readily 70
MS nrssS the Of medicine over
S fId snsSs y I S % S' aSs to
class of diseases roas and general thit scarcely one M
dvdua in community wholly mpt from their influence
That this medicine perform. all that promises le. those tes
@ VIC eoSsTPMrToN TPiMs llT% ISD %ooPMo COUGH
Letter from highly Is;yss,sSe Kssso.I seI'1%.1 MY ,s
as w FowLE CO. Gentlemen: This cer.i6ss that was
for afflicted with oissa.e Of the laef, aI, BE-
sh during this time causing me frequently
sre quantities of blood attended with Poia'e night
After using vaou. sede. to no purP'ss was advised. 70
try Wis.sr's Balssu of Wild Cherry did and before
the first bottle eItr' y restored to perfect nsa'n
would mention that this Bsssm cured s girl OF
mine Of severe attack Whoopng Cough, when her M was
given by the fhyan aud all other rs%sds; had sd
Letter from gentleman Of S.. r.specabiy and influence.
"Me,sr. s. W. FowLE Co. Bo.ton.-Gsntlsmen It iss
sm OF Cherry My has for several been
nuunced ursble consumption. Nisars Basri
was recommended have used IT, aud has been source of
in scusbe ree 10 think II Is the best remedial agent
IN the patent vocabulary for lung throat complaints
Ala oub desirous of becoming notorious punf your
specific feel suaned In recommending this % all suffering
from cough colds Yours, - q hihhWhlfE.'
The Flag OF Our Union, July ~ 1853 -,
The invalid fear 10 ave this preparation careful
trial More than ten wears since editor II The Flag tested
s excel. nee BY indyidusl trial in his family with the most
sun ri.ips results curative in pulmonary disease"
From The Boston Post
h.ra
value Of WistsTs Bassm. Prom this truly yalua-
preparation have received present benefit having
IL Of cough aud cold with entire
end cbeer,uly recommend IL To who alike
afflicted 1t is utc preparation worthy OF confidence
From balous Pictorial Aug. }, 1859.
Realizing the Of the responsibility attaching 20
tie and publ r Of widely circulated Journal snoud
little than cnO- e. recommend medical COM
pound value Of which could OF con.ceptiousy in
dorse THIS Balls compound has D-cOme home hxturc
and all suh and have in attempted 10 cure
their Coughs Colds Bronchial Pulmonary COmplaints
should make of this unequaled remedy
The only genuine Bahia has the written signature OF L.
BUTTS the outer wrapper also the printed name OF tho
SETH W. FOWLk & Co Proprictors, Boston.
For sale 10 Ne~York by A. b. d. SANDS& Co, BAkNE3.
4 PARK, H. C.. WILLIS & Co, HARRAL, RISLEY 4
KITCHiN b. A. FAHNESrOCK, HULL Co, and BY
appointed agents every sh-re.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
By Telegraph.

BOSTON Oct. 29-Ar bark Azor. Burke Fsysl, via New
Bedh 81,
NORFOLK. Oct. 2sAu. brig Sarah STAR, Blake Carte;
us, Portland, with noasesi cargo suited IHa 'e''el
KEW- -oRLrANs Oct, 29--Arr. ships Independence from
I..nrnnnl hfld RnIrher.. from HlyTe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

If the it sts-ss which was instituted on the
retiiinn Of j nh Z Thomae Of Phalsph'a for Hrt

of the case il sts-ss which instituted on the
petition ofJossph r Tbomas Of PhilalepN'a, for "rt
Of aneresuve nf.ndsmus ON the Commissioners OF
A-ytasy Coun-J praying that mapdainns might DC
issued - sasd Commissioners, commanding 'he,h' st
their Of county expenses, 10 poNihe r'r
payu the iis certain ,road bonds issrh oy
ihe county. TIE writ msdeTe'urnabe before me
Supreme CeaIt ot Harrisburg on July ilth ia-'- on
that day " lliam N. Meredith and Georgs Harding,
esqrs appearing for tre petitioner, aud lhoihas II,
haIns e-s for rrspondeI-, the argument "as heaId
'lpon a motion made py Mr.. Williams 10 cnesh the
viii. The Court; in an opinion delivered ., met
Jnstice Lowrie refused to Quash. and MIR. Williams
lreseIsed return and demurrer. lhe CoAt' over
ruled the demurrer and Mr.. Harding moved fJr a
rerempiory mandenus against the County NoInlis-
siorers n account of the insuiciency ni le return
filed By them. Tire Court then ordered shet the mo-
tjou for perem,cory mgndamas be heard al Pitts
buryh on the 2Sth day Of October, and that te Com
mise,oners have leave to amend ara perfect ther
return.
The PatsJureh Commercial Journal says:
Our unfortunate boIdh lders In the fa ass making more
cor m of De re.u of the late election ia this county ,tar
The facts warrant Unquestionsby Gil those who think al
.rout N now over this ve1ed och question:, snl th We
sboshorty pay Interest on oat bonds "nou
oaprtiu.it All the pniii al organizations IN ms county
are legal resistance, until the courts oi s' resort
shall decide assihst them and we very seie.s .odO @
thr d cr- connected with the s-sestlt ana cole on
Of this rLroad viii ever Be sustained IL its y
rnporitv payers. Unless coupse - enred
into and county stock on our s anu f'e
20 a NOR. n auag-aho municipal ucebedfess We
think fsir aud cOmrrum Oh this subject Wod D a-
ded by lsrge msjorfy o. our TAX payers ne ya o
carried ou IN good faith by them aud ls the n-efts u
all -ides would be promoted By such an Arrangement,
1heJogHoi says many persons IN esh county
opposed these sntax Hoyenent but that their IN beis
I. aud iar between.
Al ~, n,r-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
mevem<uss Of Ocean steamers.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
cry-Ri,~. 6.e3 S.ts......... f:5s hoNn-hls's'''
90 wArEE-ryfs DAY.
uo,t O.53 Gov Island Las Hen 0e.e..... 5;-i
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Brooklyn Mercantile Library As-0ciatiou.-The
Directors n. honor that the FIRST
REGULAR COURSE # FOURTEEN LECTURES before the
Will a. the Athen4um, at o'clock, on
TUESDAY EVENING, November 10, and will be confined
on the TUESDAY kVENIN0S THEREAFTER, a. follows;
l. Nov. l61be h IN. JOSIAH QUINCY, jr., Of Boston.
II Ney z,~0Avip PAUL BROWN sf Pniladelpha Sub
ject-" The PASSIONS
Ill. Nov. 5o-GEoRGE w. CURTIS. Subject" Edaca-
~ De-. 7-BATARD TAYLOR subject-" Moscow"
'. Dec. If-DONALD q. MITCHELL (lk Marye). Sub
ect--" The Spending of MoDry'
VI Dec. 2l-The Hon. HORACE MANN Of Ohio "a new
VII Dec. 22-The Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER- "a
vii. Jan. 4-RIcHARD oGoRMAN Subject" Oliver
Goldsmith and hi. Friends
TX. Jan. il-RALPa WALDO EMERSON. Subject
X jan. SO. B. FONTANA. subject-"Kns Bombs, or
the Last Sicilian Struggle for Liberty"
XI Feb. l-WESDELL PHILLIPS. Subject" Touissant
XII Feb s-GEORGE vASDENHoFF. Reading" The
Court.hip OF Nj es stanoish"
Nil. FEB Ij-EDwABD O. PARKER. sutect--" Peri.
cle-. th. Orator aud Statesman > -
XIV. Feb. Zz-The Hon. JOEL T. HEADLY. Subject
" Italy"
Ticket. fo the Course So Members Of the Asocis
ton oher the price t3 each MemberS Tickets
are for sale AZ the Library. .,
The 80 Ticket. may purchased o. r. DAVIES, corner
Of Fulton and Clint ns, ana of H. H. DICKINSON corner
Of Atlantic sni Henry-,,.. ~
No Tickets for Sip ale Lectures in the Course will be sod
saeIt number of Course resets taken - I'll the
On behalf Of the Boayd of Directors,
LEWIS ROBERTS President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

NIrox STARS is our Agent for the sae OF The Tstrst n
PATERSON, Nj. lie viii TnE IRt'AI y sAJ Is' u
h. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

TVHE undersigned, members Of the Assembly
Convection Of the XVIII Assembly District i2lst Ward,
elected pursuan the direction If h- Republican Central
Commee do her by certify that the meatlng OF the said
Convention held Thusoa, Evening Oct q, Dr. STEPHEN
CHILDS duly n.nnst.d Assembly for "a District.
LEANDEk NJ. DELAMArER,J J. y. CLIFFORD,
THOMAS MCPHERSON, c. &. PINCKNEY
JAMES \. KNIGHT JOSEPH PRATT,
H. A. PERRY JOHN t. COUTASr,
d. r. SULLIVAN JOHN T. WRIGHT
JOsEPH PEATr, Sec, c. {. PiNCKNEY, Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
Rc.Platt0R-As Good a,

Rc.Plat,ng-As Good a. New.
Families having Plated Csrfs, Cake Baskets Coffee Urns,
Tea Sets Forks Spoons from which the silver on,
have them repsted short notice ana at moderate price,
by epplying 20 LUClUS BART Nos. and BuringsEp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Tfal. loP'NN
And Whea 1t appears frther that only portion Of ssa
bonds have been Issued up 70 this time 70 VIZ: 20 ~
the Dubuque Western Railroads and Hhea' from the great
ra ditross vsdns the country me walt o' con
particularly affecting H. West heavy
10 impose uch iris nexpedeH and uh"l'e 70 negotiate
apy bonds for railroad
Rsoired That hereafter this Council VIII not authorize.
corace OF consent 10 tie issuing ae negotiation
of N, bond. above described or any part thereof any
action, arrangement scheme which tha require the s, or
air ady o from the City Treasury foT railroad pur
poses.
This resolution restricts the debt Of the City TO 500
Geo. The tax roll is 800, and the annus interest
on the debt and corporation expenses slO5 OOO leaving
surplus of s3s SO. The real estate owned by the
CITY is estimated to be worth So ,000
Thompson Brothers quote land warrants as follows:
We quote an advance of one cent per acre in land
warrants, with demand exceeding the supply. We
quote the market firm at the advance, as follows:
g g f. f's : 9;s ;s f !; y !
Hewson l. Holmes of Cincinnati, in their Circular
Of the 9th, say:
Since the date Of lest ssue have report increased
oenfdcuce in market for both Stocks a.d Bonds. and
greater inquiry the ,uries OF al sod roads her with
slight POSITION invest those OF less subs,auia cha
strong tendency 10 adv anee iu prices.
The money mark. is without ard all good psper is
freely taken al 10 10 T. Ns,s less known difficult
to negotiate outside rates i to = cent g mouth
York boston Baltimore and Philadelphia NewOresns sight
Is scarce al prem. Gold is to I prem.
The CiRcinaGt, Ga.ette states hat the case Of the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company still pend
ing in the Superior Court Of Cincinnati and the United
States District Court. The Sheriff who was sppoiuted
temporary receiver by the former continues in posses
sion of the property. permanent receiver will be
sppC nted the only question q, issue being urs-
dction. 1t may be some days or weeks before fDal
decision can he reached upon this point, especially
the two Courts should insist upon exercise Of urs
dictiOn.
The Ticket Agents Convention at Philadelphia last
week made the fare between New-York and Western
points as follows;
Newly u Cleveland
Nev.lork CiieilpstL.. Il
E.w.foTk Chicago.
w.York 10 81. Louis oIis.....'...'.'.'....-...'.. ~
This is al advance of 81 to tic fret three points, and
Of y cents to the las. point Tie advance was conse-
omen. on the change of fare on the New-York Roads
from ss to s9 The new rates into effect on Monday
November J..
The anes,ion Of oftaxstion in Allegheny County to pay
interest oa the county railroad bonds is no8 undergo
in. sryouept before the Supreme Court sitting at
Pittsburgh, The Pasawgh Pest gives aTa5nins onei
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
Gueeial Notices.

pnsf.(lnice NOtire.-The MAILS for EUROPE, via
southampop avr- aud men, per United States
ARIFL will close at hs office SATURDAY, the 30th day
Of October, at ltt o'clock a. NJ. -
Evening Readings f CHARLES DlCKENS'S CHRIST.
Mas BOOKS a, CLINTON HALi.-Mr COROOvA vii read
1.-THE Cricket the iesr.hr THIS tSturd,yl EVENING,
commencing o'clock Admission 25 cents Family tickets
for FIVE persons, IS cents.
The MEMBER Of Washington Prospect Temple OF
Honor, No. 5, requested 10 meet at the Hall No lsl
boWery TO MORROW, (Sunday.) at ri O'clock 10 attend
the funeral s.e Brother James Mackey fEon his late
residence, No. 4 8 Gre. nv ich street. - -
JoskPB NAMING w. X. JAMES WHITE, W. c. T.
Boys Meeting az the Newsboys Lodging Hons. top
story Of No 2S Fulton street every SUNDAY EVENING,
O'clock udDg with supper Admission eeno coee.
ton. lnttresting speakers wanted continually.
3iJo>ArHAN will sing tell the boys story
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

rb nsciet bip Amazon Hoyay for London, aied Oct.
,.rn,s oday (Frfayl In tow OF lmtus w. H. Nebb sn
aDchoed at w Spit Of heavy s. t. wind aud 'es
yil seil first fsiE wind.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
As compared with the statement of the previous
week the results are a. follows:


Total Pots aud Pearls. ...
COTTON Is guiet. We reduce quotations iuE NlG--g
The saes to-day are 0oa bales at the fnnexed hsuIe:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Familiar Lectures ON History and Geograhyr will
be delivered every TUESDAY and THURSDAY AFTER
MOONS. from 3 teA n,eloes. hy JOHN MACMLLEN A. NJ.
az his Roou No go Broadway tentrsncs IN th.st).
Tickets 25 nsl may BE- had st CROVENS, or al the door,
EACH Haftcket also for sale.
Five tickets for ST. To commeLes TUESDAY Nov. 1885,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30


Alta meeting last week of the Common Council OF
Dnbuque, the following preamble and resolution were
unanimously passed:
Ub,,as II arpears the people &C this city have hereto
r az different times for railroad purposes amount
i. - 4 wit.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

Orshsrd-et: Unive, saIist Charch6Ths, Rev. %,
SkINNER OF rtieA viii preach TOMORROW tsu1dsy)
MQENlS0 nd EVENING :, ,As ksu bop:l Al sie aT''ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

LRiGht.sf. Baptist Church. corner OF Laisht eno
Nknck.tsIhe anrigersary Of the s~.rn-It q tue eo
w S. HALL, VIII be held SABBATH NEXT. Services az
lCt O. n. and y p. Come, 1t 20 the Feest-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

(OFFEE-The market il moderately actiyei sales ofio,
bags per Stella private terms and $50 bags ho 81 IL
0l2c. = -,
COPPFRReGned Ingc continue IL good request, further
sales Baltimore and Lste chiefly The latter hsy"
b eo made al 23c Ohcr kinds quiet In old Cop
rer safes Of 800 B Shcatng heve been made at 2c cash
FSHThe demand light bat stocks sie sma. and prices
firmly maintained. ,,,
IRUIfs-Sales have been made Of 1000 boxes Malaga at