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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
The Kansas Presses on the English Swim
dle---The Prospect Ofits Acceptance by
the People. ars"

The Kansas Presses on the English Swim
dIe.--The Prospect Ofits Acceptance by
the People. arsf"
[From The Quindaro Chindowan, May 81
The unfair submission of the
Lscompton constitution will shield it;
the people will strike through the oidin-
ance to bury the lance Of their just indig>
nation deep in the heart ofthe swindle.
and thus struck down, it will be trampled
into the very earth, whilst its memory.
like the gost Of Bahquo. will torment the
party which oountenanced its creation
and cherished its transient being.
From the Lawrence Republican, May 81
As we go to press we learn that the
Lecompton bill. as reported by English
from the committee of Conference has pas
sed both branches Of Congress--in the
House by nine majority.
LeeOmpton is, therefore, passed--provi-
ded the people Of Kansas vote TO accept
a prolTered land grant. Otherwise We re-
main in territorial condition until We have
90 900 inhabitance.
OF course we remain territory!
.[From the Loavenworth Times, May 81
Our duty. as il appears to US. Is plain
though it be painful. With that devotion
and msgnanimity. characteristic of the
Free State party. we should drop all
thought Of existing State Governments; go
like one man, into the election under the
English bill. vote the land bribs, with its
Lecomptou appendage. into eternity and
then urge forward emigration, sot that before
another year rolls around. we may count a
population garenteeing our admission into
the confederation even under the high
handed terms OF the English bill.
! fFrom the Leavenworth City Ledger, May6.l
II now remains for ths people Of this
Territory to decide whether they will ac-
oept the bribe offered TO them by Congress
or reject it, and with it that budget Of vii.
lains. the Lecompton constitution. We
have too much confidence in the integrity
Of the people Of Kan sas to believe they
will accept any such proposition. We
believe that they would rather remain in .
Territory eternally, than TO come into the
Union under such insulting and degrading
conditions. Sacrifice our psinciples, fol
the triumph Of which we have so earnestly
been contending, for a fine slice Of thu
public laudsY Away with such an idea
II is libel alike on the good sense anC
patriotism Of our ueopleea miserable sub
tsr(uue a fimsv trick for sitting The popu
liar voice M. English and tbs otbe,
nyofessad anti. I,aconnton Democrats VIII,
f.vored lbis substitute have indeed wo,
70, themselves great name But wba
: nameI a. onlv to rank with tha Judase
and Arnolds 70 he coveved with inner
isbable iniamv. We are assured. nav. W
ara .on6dant that the people will admin
r '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
90 ono nu,hels or wheat Lost.

The Chicago Democrat, OF Saturday atterno says:
The nne barque Lem. Crawford, Captain Drake,
bound from this port for BuIaio, loaded with 1000
bushels OF Wheat, went on Fast Sister island reef,
near Ponte Peeoe Island the gale OF Monday night
last. The sea was very rough, and washed over her
troying her bulworks, Within fifteen minutes from
the time she struck, the had completely hed her
up. The crew lashed themselves 10 the mzzen-boom,
whore they remained until morning, when the after~
deck broke up They thon went forward, and ran up
signal OF distress. Several vessels passed
out any assistance, but they were nnaity all
rescned BY the ting X. r. Elliott, which went 10 their
aid from Detroit
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

~ The oldest phrried couple alive are
supposed to be Mr., Snyder aud his wife,
who resides at Burnside. Pa. He is I'll
end she Is I07 years old, and they have
been married about 03 years.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
RAIL ROAD.

GOING EAST, Trains make close connections at
zanesYille with Trains on Centinl Ohio Road for
wheeling: Pittsburgh and all points East.
GOlNG WkST, ,connectionsare made al CINCINNATI
TOT all points South and West.
THROUGH FREIGHTS RECEIPTSto to all points
given at Morrow. Wllmingto w gton Cir
cleville and lancaster.
IuVR STOCK sentthrough without any detention,
shirpkkS would do we'll TO forward by the Cincin- >
hau, wilmington and Zanesville Rail Rond.
w. NJ. TUTHILL, Asst Sup't
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
May 10, Is5s-2tf Lancas,eIs Ohio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

A few days previous 10 taking poison her.
self. she psssecled 4 Jar Of preserves 10
Mrs. Chas. s. Tuthill aud some sugar TO
Mas. Derrick. upon using which they were
taken sick with symptoms OF pOisiou,
which aronsed suspicion. and the articles
weIe Immediately analysed BY DR.. Smith.
and found 10 contain arsenic. The cause
she assigned for taking poison was not to
kill herself. but to make lerself sick, 10
order TO divert suspicion from resting on
her, [Cor. Of the N. Y. Daily News.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

W !. BGRsTLER, N. d. JIM. BIGELow. N n
DRs. BERSTLER q RIGELOW
VTAvEassociated d. spartne ersinthe PRACTICE
III MEDICINE and SURGERY.
0RFICE--0n High street, adjoining the resideno
ofDr BaEstler, ,whereboth will be found during tn
day when not sentonbusinesB.
DR.. BIgelow's residence IL on wheeling streot
where: re:persopscallinR at nj ight twillnndhim.
Lancaster, July 81 .la66--l3u
~ !" ME Ia !" -
IA ATTORNEY AT, LAW,
LANOASTEmS OHHOs
MFoFFICE--TalImadgs BIock-Up Stairs,
November 20, 1e57--5otf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

AT PeTu the gaze was very severe, ana
damages to buildings reported. h ,4s
u On the line Of the Chicago. Alton 4 81.
Louis road. the track visited by the torna-
do was some twenty Eve miles in bredth.
10 the vicinity Of. and'to the northward
Of ofLexington station. es 5ar ea
be- An eye witness. OF our informant. O. M
Oady, Esq, Of this city. was, a, passenger
upon the upward bound train due here on
Friday night. The train consisted Of two
first class passenger cars. . baggage and ex'
press car. "e.tsGaR .@h
As the train was near lie 1ington station
about six p. NJ, very dense mass Of
clouds lay along the west, q barrier ol
inky blackness. s,ve where its low tugs
folds seemingly swept near the prairie
where il actually had q greeDish tint. Ths
look was threatning. and the cloud as !
rapidly swept onwas watched by the pas
sengers, one hundred or more in number
with nervous apprehension.
The train kept on its way but with di
minished speed. and when about four mile
. north Of Lexington Station, while running
at q rate Of about fifteen miles an hour, !
? was struck by the tornado. There was
7 terrific roar Of the angry wind. seeming
j. avalanche Of water aud hail 10, binding
' sheets. with crashing thunder, and glar
i Of lightning; the din OF the wheels wa
q lost. all other noise seemed swallowed a
- in tbe wrath Of the elements. the car
o swung and swayed for an instant and the
+ were blown from the track, leaving th
. locomotive alone p possession Of the rails
d held there alone by superior weight
= metal while the cars and their tender wer
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

.AUDiroR,s oFFICE, Fairfield County, !
a e Lancaster, 1858. ,
hereby certify that have examined the
proof Of the foregoing laws, and that they are
published correctly, according 10 the copy re
eived from The Secretary olStatet 0g
az $50 A. J. -DILDINE, R-
X j. Auditor Fairfield County.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
CHANGE OF TIME.

Wilmington a zanesvIIIs
~.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
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Prepared By DIR y. G. AYKR, Lowell Mass, md sold
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
NEwYORH DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20, 1858

E,ARM for SALE-Containing ~ acres OF
Il chcsee Land uiirs from the village Q! Nc
Orsner Coluty r. The Land under hsh stss o. cai;
vsiios well f-nct hss large Stone Hour eue'
built aId IL rod Ter abundance oil y.
SUI a Barns +. Hous- Caas, House Com Ho1~ sud-
ete Prom the Psrm fine Of the Iudsor kiv., ma ar
ruulinz coun,ry and Is very beathy oeston tne
tefrther With Stock tarIniS npsement. Ahd .tops
for sale. Possession b. I'D IN r1efis,ry Apply
GEORGE CLARK. S.~ borsn, ~ 4.
EOR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS,
l. Twelve LOTS ,o.th md o l2Sd'-, "a irc -ss' O'
Broae~ ~ and 100 lr-t es,t Of litAsy. -
IL Two LOTS Dor-h &c Of ii.h e., lsb fst ves o. 20"
Ill PL. Of GROUND sid u 7th-sv twF-n le'a H
i7thss 4. feet inches fTolt the oy 10 'ees
inches In
,h4 folbvinF IN New Rochelle, Westchessr Courty, ~
Plo, fGROt SDon Drsk e.av To- irout on s'1ne
and In the rear. by - fret ~ dspth
n Mo LOTS mar .s- ailryad depot Lots Ros-,'
sn fee, from BuEueuo's, Oh Lsvoh oo the eA' o. '"o
ffsi, AID Lo,s Ls-:ol-s marry oplosts tar iA-t
ALSO,
36 LOTS S-gtown- l. l., o. tie Sasss1 ksI property
AID n-sT tie piAnh o.d ~
ALSO,
IpasI. sf JOSEPH DECKER, No. Is William st..
Room No. Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Amusements.
4 CADEMY Of MUSIC. LIE NOZZE DI
"A FIGARO

A CADENY Of MUSIC. LIE EOZZE DI
La. L nisA. b.. two Of MI. .'PHsS piccoboMtxr.
On MONDAY, Nov. - sta
Yr night in Amer Mo,ss celebrated o7r.. IN three
LIZ YozzE Of FIGARO
The H.rnsge Of Figaro,
hue PlCCOLOhlS!
Of Which roS ,h,n are to b. iie ars.r:t raI
Me; GHioNI, Mad aERKEL, rLoRENzA,. pERRING.
The sale Of re-e,ec land private may b. hsi
will commence this morning at ths sdemy Of Ag and C.
Ticbe,. sId s-st, 70 b. had al the door.
Nile PIcCoLoMsI viii make her la. appearance su oo.
The Ncz,s Fsaroon account departure Of the COM
TSe yin olo:s Ecy g wAss the company will leave
NILE. rOINsOT
will maze b,r debu: IL Americ. s vaeas,ne, in
vi viii be given with cast Infinitely -apetor 70 that Of last
TO LLT-The Academy Of Music for any nigh. during De-
and JaI ua except Sundays having been already
fA''1 FREE SABBATH EVENING SERVICES.
the Est of which i'll take place Sunday next Nov 81
DROOKLYN ATHENKUM-THIs EVENING.
~ SATURDAY, Nov 20 st g. door. OPP q al u oelo'k.
ITALIAN oPERATfC PERFORMANCE.
with chorus orchestra. costumss, &c.
SPECIAL STAGE.
with scenery and oshs having been built aud painted
'' 1'est' rcscoIoSiSi JIG M cAzzANIgA FonMEs
FLORKNZA TAMAkO MAGGIOROCHL
Doors open at u; Opers commences a. 3.
The performance will ith the second Of
TIE DAUGHTER UP THE REGIMENT,
Mile. PICCOLOMINI,
CARL FORMES. TAMARO MARIA
To b- fcDcsed By the second act Of
LUCREZiA BORGIA-
GAZZANl0A,
Previous Luerezs Borga" the orchestra viii play the
overture DER FREYSCHUTZ
The performances will courude entire opera Of
LA sERvA PADRONA.
Mad. SIEDENBURG MAGGiOROCHL
During of bel
duced -
THE QUARRELING DUET.
from Aubers comic opera Of the Ma,Ou aud Locksm and
at the END Of the opera.
TIKI PICCOLOMTEI WALTZ,
expressly composed for her by Sisnor Mlz.o
Previous % The IS SEkVA PADRONA," tie overture 70
"MASANIELLO"
Reserved s2 in tho evening at the DOORS 81 81 The
sale Of sssss moTuinR e. at ROSES
Bookstore No 42 Atlanc-s At PROXS MUSIC Store, No.
2l3 Futon st aud az SHELLS, No y Wa-st.
To PuBLIc-As oncttird f the Athenenm will be
cuped by stage will! be lost J la view
Of this and Of TIE great the p,cc 2ed
Lot emuneTatiye 20 .he Director. His principal
tive in giving oIerS IN Brooklyn 10 stimulate the
citizens Gf this musoyipg city toward hsstcn the rapid
OF tho paed Brooklyn Academy Of Music
which Mr. UllmsI viii be closely united under
uAsnageus IT with tbh, Of Nes-york.
On Thsday Nov 2 ecoUd and positively last night OF the
Opera brcoky OF the of the
for Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
O11Icr La Ca0ssr AsD Nh v.v,IE E4It.4oAo @

OrYrcH La CRossE AID Mi wavAsE RAILROAD Cal
Nxw.YoaK, Sept 10, teA =
NOTICE is hereby given IL the hokisn d Il
IN FIRST MORT0A0E LAND GRANT BONpe 4 =
Ia CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE r. Co. tAsa - -.
aan~d ARR authorised to fund the August pssdas Css0
ia Bouds a par By giving In exchange tAssstO, ~
Hund Bonds Of the Company. at seventy cenn - 49,
Nns 600 ues) Of rosd sai upon ell its eeposA ad -
shsss and rolling stock. AID e. other roG sna psssA -
~" WI A. GUEST,
ALFRED NDxON Obanh1.A
A C. 0JNN:SOH, j.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

A. ]. BLtkCkkk, Al'ttOutFI' -,
yINIvRTIE BAY PROPERTY, on lst.ay., f6th
II and f7,l.s,s-A J. BLEECKER son Co viii sell
at auction THURSDAY, Nov s. ., IL O'CLOCK Al ,he Mef'
chants ENchs. -,
ON lST-AV-l6 Lots between 18th aud 9TH sts
on eth AND f7THSTSs fine Lots III rear of the lois on
the side of the lssv, ~,
TURTLE BAY. valuable Dock property 10 wet kpo~n'
Il being the aesrsbe uptown location or such purpose
- hio or oos ward Il also favoaby located As
nve,el sale oilers great Inducements to both business
SALE POSITIVE TILE perfect Terms easy. Map SC
q No Brosds s- NPo'0
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Gales bp Aueticn.

A UCTION NOTICE.-SAIIE Of ELEGANT
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE T. OOULosMIrH
AD .oueer vil el THIS DAY (sstur .sy) Nc, g. ict
oclck private residence No rs Wet liza ~ s,h
az All be Furniture the above house Psrosrir-e
Of lsrLu-, covered 10 sk broste aud ss ve,
rc< wood eisE-r-- with marble tops sd .de
,,b-, aL, -cr,tslr-. NL-d nth slE ~Vod
rsro wt psr kegs aud r~si nth pearl el
vases. psirn. siu.y auc many ~orss Of art easr-ts lace
curtains, T.rsi,h chairs ru-escod
s.rs, with r doom. hiouEe cloks hseies, &c Dining
I'm fnrr.nre VIII tle tllltgr Of t.else ocdrooas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

STATE OF NEw.YosK, BANK DEraKrstsr, MsfehH ~
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Sstlh
IN In such case made and provided thai ell the CtnA
mo NOTES issued 70 HE CANAL BANK OF bOCktV1k
Banking Association Lockport, Niagara County nekS -
ssrted the Office of the Superintendent Of the Be.a
me.t Of the State ef New York, for gsymen wsA, ~
YEARS from the date hereof the funds drposited M -
dcmpoa of the Circulating Notes issued the sail bk q
BE- given up. JAMES N COOh. SuPertsNssN
The Bank Of Albany ct Albany, vii redeem - 49,
behalf o< the Superintendent nhA iuJe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
A. j. BLEEcxEs Auctioneer
nOSITINE and PEREMPTORY SALE OF

L 80 BROOKLYN CITY LOTS, on sdav, "to~snus
CausL" and Str, 7th 9Th ard sh s,s -
BIEECKER son 4 Co. viii sell at suction on
uOSnAY Nov a, IL O'clock the Mrrchsn.S Exchsnse,
the sboye splendid property including the v.ao Ws'- front
on the ard also Frame Houses The C:oa WIZ oe
com. the Central the lumber brck cos. and an In
en.. trade The property will be offered IN nock
or opportunity 70 invest
20 saysnage investment in view OF rs certain eea'
value il IL believed 10 b. the o-r m bfook
r. ID ais 10 s.saei,y VI business well a, reel
t,t.,. eclla,ors TITLE PERFECT. Msps, Sc, a. No
p.ad :, 0.h6l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
DROPOSAIS for $s)O. 90 CENTRAL p,n:

i IMPROVEMENT FUND sT1cK-sr...s rAk4
wil BE- received st the Cst,rolers OEo. No Fee>s
oros. until MONDAY. Dsc- =. lsS. At ?ocsrs "a. u
the vii bs pobiey oF-ued, for n, - s.sss
p-rt Of th- sInsunt Of THREE HUNDIs5 ~ -
SAND DOLLARS Of :, The CertrA Park Imrror-rI. .noc:
s,cok OF ,ee City q Ne~Yo,t sta, rs-s ), s.st
legislature Of the State es.itl.d Al Az; n, ~
sre Government ofthe Central Psyt the Cir,
pSssed April II, 1851, scd b, Orlirsner ts&
Council approved by the Mayor Sovresb-r NJ ss csess
The said stock vii ccr,ist of THREE rHofs,Sn
ofOSE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH sHi sdAk1S
t.rcst g, the OF SIX PER CENT PEP .snss y
quarter Jssry sao the principal ied.enAkr s - cs.
of August 1887. " 'Hs = ~
The proposals will rsse the annsb., - .,,..
per sbsre The stock T. y ls-n-d q. ~. os rfs
three Gays afer the psanse q the sx1fa
snce In a outhy i3stAlimsns u sSaCsc "a as.a -
sum 10 issued. - -
1be persons whose proposals accented I'll l. =.
deposit ~th the Cbemb~raip q tie c,y a. "
covered BY the bio and 90 Peseutins "a. go. -
herlar the Controller. via se spta.d "a 'ns CsAa
the dste OF the deposit 's loss'e~ hsa
for Six per Cen; Cer,s rAt Iupryrmrrt susS ST..
tie proposition may then Be pa, 70 Il coma .e,s
and directed. C. FLAG0, Corsrcu-r No Nj ~ -
ords, New -fork." ~
The rsbt 10 r-sered on the part 81 the Cos,,or.,
any or sl Of tie bids II cOnsier,d rece.sarT %
mote the inter-sts of the city.
A C. FLAGG. co.rsr.,
Depsrrlen, of Finance, Coutiss-rs Ofce N.s Yen 4
l6. 1858. ''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
EOR NyEsTMENT;-Ws offer FOR S1I1

EOR INVESTMENT.-Ws offer FOR NIil
IL SIS, 400 Of the TEN PER CENT sEAI-ANNUAL On
Bonds s isssod pursuant &c proysirs Of "s cde Ios>.
shs scs Of the Icgss,ur. ard under ,es City cAaN ~
ontion cf the Common Council Of the City OF Dahcsrs -
sos.iba prean.!on has been tater reader tks krA
sad 70 irsar. the purctrsl payment u both ers "a -
sal Apart from the strict conformity TO the
OF lows the City Charter and the s2.is ve c s -
there sre private oontac,s o the vey stesses ensw
tered into By tss City Of Dubrqrs, ~hsh vcs1 uAls
immediately levyius apor the pubic or pnvze pspryE y
sty Ia Gaze Of dessnk The contracts aad the hs ~
have baeu carefully examined by Wm n kssrA s& ~
nounced legal ana binding In the very sronse nssr ~.
Dond, compare rsSy with Bank. STATE iusss.n s 30
eosd Stocks a A. nvesment and oot essesl ~
safs security The BondI offered ooSss: Of Is efR
aua 25c Of j6 eseh
Pamphlets With particulars = rrssrds the dnanSss D
huonr and the sbuidAr, for promptly psyiss ~ t
anl principal Of the indebtedness OF The cGy Ca y aS
phpston 70 ~ BY mall or osAsrwtss
Eoa ~ wsl sad Il WilsnstA. Nsw.YA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
furnaces, Ranges, Sc.

N,HE ETNA HEATER AND FESCFICS
Rance hsyirx become the sr-c. attraction Of The tes,
IA The vsy Of cooking ard ho1se the Etns for heat
IN. ,ore and the SesuvGs for cookra sad heans tas pro.
pr,r,ors srr prepared r.spord cs iron city or
cornty Particular CrlA-, uta VIII De ssnt
sppus,iop Ally address IN the United Ss'es E1pen
er~d worsrleu pat them WsrraIted ~ Do -
i.yrv,~rted- Terms uoders,e Apply % OF sddIs.s
TONPkINS STRAITON.
soe Fropreton and AanutActur-fS
No. 7Frouts.-. Brooklyn, n l.
4 LIBERAL Discount to the Trad.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
fnrs an0 Robes.


A NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
"A FCRS, FURS FURS, FURS, FURS
WHITE & BIRD
Wni Offer their splendid stock Of Ladies' FANCY FCRS
AT RETAIL.
None bat frst class goods kept at this house.
MAkTiLLAs. HAlF-CAPEs, MUFFS and CUFFS made
from Ell the different Furs
CHiLDREH5 FURs. ROBES. GENTS COLLARS,
GLOVES, &c.
All the above at reduced prices
FRENCH MINK CAPE, MUfF AND CUFFS. Sl5
WHITE BIRD,
No. "a John.st., snd 2s Maider. 'ane, cor Ns-sau
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

COBURN's EXTRA OHl-yery superior for
" Muaiprrv and Burnus-ooue d,su.Sl. Barrels e
10 70 x.Isas SOuN ~. OUNCE Co. Se. % WLsar Il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
A y. MrRwi,, Aactione~r.
DY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Trsde-SAll

xS%may eSgn' I'd TUESDAY EVENINGS Nov - and 3
s,6t oclock
ILLUSTRATED ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
Am FIEGAST IMPORTED ENGRA|iNGa-The booss
,a r.r ana valuable ooecton nclniiLz ooPes OF hosr-
90 with the suppressed plates tirdeus hay1 Sasry
"a, Gallery Of Po~ts; Jeresons Works. 10 yos evo And
similar works choice, expensive ari instfs;d edr
.n AT ~ Auec Poe Essay
-, T.yrrrs and scientific Authors &c. Sc Pamphlet C,s
logrr. o be hsi the salesroon =, =, =. .,.t..L
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov ~ = o,toc. ,n
RAkE OPPORTUNITY FOR THEOLO3lASs AND
SCHOLARSHIPS mcs complete and vsaahe collection q, %
T4ee logical Literature offered In tins city for nsly yrs
Include. ,he worn. Of Calvin, vols folio; Eusso'n vos
syo Laib.r . in u; Nesnd. v9s s'. 80 I -
yo. svo. Tbohuck II vols. svo &c WIN .oese VII 80
BE- sold fine selection Of Historical sna ascesneous Lo.
ture including copy Of Il Musee franess- o.
yo 6,s~,;.I folio Britannica II yois fu ha'-
.s Morgans Anti sdo Raj tsui Prin-d BY henj.ih
lin I7fT Sc Catalogues may BE- had st the saiesooul
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

ID DER + NJ T o
/ Of desirable DwELLING-HoUsE and LOT IN the Nnta
W,.i b. -od Public Auction the 2.t day OF Noveni
49, fs5s a. O'clock moor the Merchant ESchspgs IN
The City OF New.lors by JAMES " MttLER Ancoonest
-. thr,e !. DIV brick Dwelling House No. a Barrow st. soa
"a. lot b. side Of said street iss et ak
90. o Bleeckerst The honse has eli the modern
uer.s sale will be pererpory fty P-r cen, OF sne
rrrhas money may sn bond aud morSsse for ,ne
n.yiculsr. apply 20 JOHN T.. DEVELN, No ~ LibertyN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Daints, Oils, GLASS, 81.

1 LDENs EXTRA LARD OlL.-lhe undn'
sised having appointed sole agent N M. city ot t.s
cebated oi prepared % III Al or1-rs ~ sIi.
reduced prices Ia superior exe-.e 'ot ounans "a
tI C.r-" a,p and luhricxIs cannot oe over sfatrd
and r.irnce. Of fe.pounbe and pse. VINO nav
E sl.ost uriaeTrurteGly ;ofs pef,oa Of yrs" - ~
fasp.h.d my Office. Il remains hHPd a. ""s' ""P'S
tLAn sly other lard oil IN uaslhrS ~ ,,.p,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
.USsEI DORF GALLERY Of PAINTINGS

80 o,en 9. No 5as kroadwsy-Ovrf ocr hundred ua<a
sc, Paintings. sarpassns any o ths Ena N ,h:
should fail 10 visit this 0Alety -
Tn. Of ,ar chief attractions OF tas city o7en DAY AID
IxISiNa Aiui..alce = eea:h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

SUBSCRIPTION to STOCK in BANK u "
~ STATE Of MISSOURL-rhe undefsisned Cegnn1aSss -
appointed by the Bsnk Of the State Of kssoan bxA -
by give notice that Bsot Of Subscrion fbr The ean:e
Increased Capital Stock OF said Bank VIZ. One hen1sa
seventy five Thousand DolArs will be opened ~ SANE
OF COMMERCE IN EewYork, on FRIDAY. Nos ~
main open until Dec. |, unless tbs whsIs snouas - "
been sooner taken. ..,.. -
Stock subscribed for aud paid In full viii b sctss
rata dividend peSs Dividend day pwdends VII b
ct Bank of Commerce IN New York 10 y
iO1N A. STEVENS } -
HENRY y. VAIL, Commtoo
EDWIN ID MORUAk)
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8tationerp an6 fanrp GOODS.

CLOTE & JAMES,
- sTATIOHERs PRINTERS and BLASK-B0OK MANU-
VACTURERS No IS Fultont Orders respectfully solicited
Use the WASHINGTON MEDALLION PEN.
u The ONLY AnrRc a. made Pen-.ks Hssr 10 The
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
financial.

TROPOLITAN FIRE INsyyRiS
Ul COMPAkY,-No,oe 10 hereby s,y-a ts.. ~ ~
Director, of THE Co Bp4ay have THIS DAY Sss,.,.I
ANNUAL DIVIDEND 81 SIX PER CENT es,,A -
aher the a,c day Of November met until vStok - Z
fss books elesed--NoTemb-r o isss. o0
IA sTANsBrIY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

PACIFIC bAsG, NV YoaK Nov -
H'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS h,v. ~
Il DAY declared DIVIDEND f FOUR Prs ccun
payable on and ater the nfst Dag 4 D>csrb-y ~
the Board sI;cr Xsesa