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J. G.. Blunt,

physician AND SURGEON, recently from
l. Ohio, has located on PottOwatOmie Creek,
Kansas Territory, where he purposes practising
his profession. Dec. 5, 1867.
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Central House,
N. MsCracken.

DY B. JOHNSON, Vermont street, Lawrence
ID Kansas Territory. Board b. the week, b,
the day or meal, at fair prices. JAMS, SIT.
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e. WenGt.

and Commission Merchant
L and dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NO. 8, LEVEE, ALTON, ILL. Warehouse i'm
mediately on Keokuk and Quincy Packets Land
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocer and
w Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant, Leyee. South Cherokee
street, Leayenworth City, h. I. Nov. ~; Sc.
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Kansas Land Aeent,

n A. HUNT has taken an Office in the Emil
L grand Aid Building. Massachusetts, ST..
where he viii give bis attention to negotiations
for the purchase and sale of Real Estate. He
Intends holding DALI pubic sales on the opening
IF navigation.
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Conmission House I'D Quindara,

THE undersigned have commenced the GREG
i ton Of a ware house at this place. and will
be prepared 70 transact q Commission and For
waTiing business, On the opening Of spring nav
igatioR. HALL q ENGLISH.
QuiDdaro. jan 10. 1857. If
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To Let

A SPLENDID DAGUERREAN GALLERY
"a in Collamore Buildings. at the Corner of
and Henry Streets. Enquire of
GEO. W. COLLAMORE,
No Al Massachusetts, Street Dec. 5tf
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e. 4. FKsKELL. :. L. BEETHoUD.

THIS house is now open for the scecmmoda-
i dalton AZ The travelling public. Il is under
going thorough repairs with large editions. Iii
focsfed on Shawnee st., . few rods vest Of the
Planters, House. ON high ground, and the most
public are respectfully invited 10 call. the pro-
prietorS pledgfng every eezfort usually found IN
q Western hotel.
LeayeuEorth City. Z. T.. April II. 1s5f.-6
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Boots & Shoes! Hats & Caps.
r W. BOYER & CO., WHOLESALE & RE-
-. tail dealers IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Second story Jarboe's new storeheuse. Eeyee.
Kansas CITY, No. Oct. 3.
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Whituey House,

MO. 5NEW HAMPSHIRE ST. LAWRENCE
~ Kansas. 7. L. WHITNEY, Proprietor. Sta
ges arrive and depart from this house. daiiv. to
all parts of the Territory. ~
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MoRRoW HOUSE.

Corner Of Winthrop and Mass. Streets,
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
HAS this day been leased BY ELDRIDGE
II BROTHERS,, and viii hereafter be Kept il
the best style, second to no other in the Terri
tory Also, headquarters for ELDRlDE
BROTHERS Post Coach and Express Lines
running to and from Lecompton: LeaVenEorth
Wyandott and Kansas City, making connection;
with Stage Lines in and about Kansas TERRITORY
Lawrence, Nov. %, 1857.
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las q Sanda
The Teeth! The TeethM

cADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK Empori
= um. Lawrence, Kansas. Carriages trimmed
on short notice. S-G
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Florida tobacco is "a sed to crest
advantage in Jasper county, Texas. One
man raised $500 from three acres Of tie
plant.
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l., Macarthur,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n over Woodward i Finley's drug store, Law
-ence, K. T. je2o-ly
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- ago, q Bar Pony, about eight years old, heavy
tail, name cut last spring. and Is now from four
70 six inches long No white except saddle
marks. When he left had on a leather halter.
ANY person returning him, or giving any infor-
nation az this Office where he may be found,
viii be reasonably rewarded and " charges paid
a XkfTIES
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Il. Hall & Co..

SUCCESSORS TO REID CO., wholesale
- and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Caps, Queensware, Flour,
Bacon, Salt, and all kinds Of Wines and Liquors.
Corner of Second and Cherokee streets, Leayen-
worth, K. T. Dec, 6, IS,
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Cincinnati and Kansas Land Com.


THE CO-PARTNERSHIPHE HERETOFORE x-
Il listing under the name and style of the Gin
cinnati and Kansas Land Company is this day
dissolved b. mutual consent, and all the proper
ty of said Company transferred to three Trus-
tees, Andrew J. Mead John L.. Waiter and Jo-
! and convey the property of the Company in the
City of Manhattan, Kansas Territory, to make
titles in fulflmeDt of contracts heretofore made
| by the Company, and to do ali other acts that
may be necessary and proper in the management
| and final settlement of its affairs.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1857.
JOSEPH j. DAVIS, Pres't.
| NJ. HoLLINGSHEAD, Sec'y. Sept5
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American Hotel,

T ECOMPTON, Kansas Territory, s. D. HEM
IL ENWAY, Gate of Buffalo, n y y Proprietor.
This house is being thoroughly repaired and re-
fitted and will be found equal to any other in the
! Territory.
Tecomnton Nav I6 Is57-tf
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Wanted!

< 000 BUSHELS first quality assorted Po-
O,UUU tatoes. for which the highest market
price will be paid in goods at No. "a Massachu-
sets st. GEORGE FORD.
Lawrence, Nov. IA. 1871. AZ
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A TTORNEY, Lecompten, l.. T. VIII pr;ic-
n tice in the District Courts, and attend to
contested claims in the Land Office. Office oppo-
lite American Hotel 1y4I
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, O0zaasissioae' for az
n tie Eortier1s States, BOUNTY Land and PEN
SION AGENT, and General Agent for tbs par
chase and sale Of Real Estate, location Of Land
Warrants. &c.
once in HKEALD OF FREEDOM BUILDING. Sec
and foor Lawrence Kansas
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C-;n6;11. 0d Saw;nr,

p b. BERKAw Co, are prepared to Grind
L. Corn at their mill in Bloomington, nine
miles s. W. of Lawrence. They keep constantly
on hand Corn Neal for sale.
We also keep Lumber and Logs on hand and
are prepared to I'LL bills on short notice.
Bloomington Nov % 1857 tt
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Nshnne Ennza

.DYG. OSBORNE. Tecumseh, &. T. Travel
y ers n. frota. and through the place are ia
yited to give MN cell.
Arril 11r 3gf
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Robt, L, Frazer,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Dealer
w in Watches, Clocks, Fine Jewelry, Revolv-
ers, Fancy Goods, dc. Watches and JeWelry
thoroughly repaired No. IA Mass. Street, Wood
ward S Block, Lawrence, Kansas. ~
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Geo. w Collamore
Geo. w. Collamore.

A TTORNY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW an
rtSeet, Lawrence, Kansas Territory. Dec If
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General intelligence Once. En-


- pcria, < T.
HAVING Ioeates at the above named place.
IL ] am prepsred TO transact ell kinds Of busi-
ness pertaining to the interests Of emgrants. and
others who wish TO locate lands IN the Neoshe
Valley. Having been a resident Of Kansas for
more than two tears, and Travelled IN all parts Of
the TERRITORY, and having Travelled for three years
in Wisconsin, Iowa. Illinois and Michigan, am
prepared TO give such information OF the eogntr5
as may be desired and toattend to any other bus
mess which may be entrusted to ny charge. dy
knowledge Of the country and its Interests enables
me 70 promise safe and profitable Investments TO
those who MAJ eoufide their business to me.
All communications addressed to the under
signed will receive prompt atten ton.
y. s. ST0RRS.
Imports, Kansas, May 10. 1857.
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NJ. HoLLINGsHEAD, Sec;y. Sept
C. D. ELLIS. ]. s. CAvESDER. JAS. SMITH.
Ellis. Lavender Co.,

NO. 43 MAIN STREET, CORNER OF PINE
~ ST., St Louis, No., are now receiving their
spring stock which is of superior quality and
style. Comprising choice assortment of Mems
fine French Calf and Kip Boots. fancy Shoes and
Brogans. Also Womens, Misses and Childrens'
Shoes of every style and price.
They have on hand large assortment of La
dies Philadelphia Shoes. All of which they will
sell to prompt men or for cash at small advance
ever Eastern prices.
An examination of our stock is solicited.
March Is, 1857. 6m
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L Hall 4 Co
z. s. LOwm:

RECEIVING, Forwarding and Commission
IL Merchants. Corner Second and Cherokee
;treets, Leavelworth, L. 7. Dee. 6, Sc.
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land office.
E;ve noIIar. Reward.

THE LAND OFFICE is open for Dongias
L Ceunty. aa1 Land Warrants for sale by
JOHN II. C0E,
flolIamoro Pu;1d;nOs Nov 81 If
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Charles A Foster

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Osawatomie, Kansas
n Territory. Particular attention given to the
redemption of Settlers Claims, and the pur-
base and location of Land Warrants. n3e-tf
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J.KoLLMAN. J. JKREsLAw.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Dry
w Goods, Clothing, Fancy and Staple goods,
Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes. at the three story
Brick Building on Delaware street, between Sec
end and Third. Branch, corner Cherokee and
Second. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
Please call and examine cur stock.
Topeka Tribune please copy. IL Mar Il 81
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Steam Engines, Boilers, SC.

fTyHE SUBSCRIBER, having taken the agency
i of large Manufacturing Company, is able
10 furnish Engines, Boilers and all castings for
machinery of any kind at st. Louis prices. Also
Saw Mills and Grist Mills and Single Machines.
with county and town rights 70 use them.
THOS. GUEST.
Lawrence. K. T.. June ID. 1857. Emit
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John Hutchinseu,


AWYER AND LAND AGENT. Office No. &c
L. Massachusetts, street, Lawrence.
Dec. -, 1856. lyt
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i, x. GOOdin.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
A AGENT, will execute Deeds. Mortgages, &C.
any and sell land and town lots, invest moneys in
KANSAS property. for others with care and prompt
lesS. .
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Cyrus TatOr,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and commissioner of
A DEEDS for Iowa and New York. Particular
,ttention given to procuring and locating land
warrants, pre-empting claims, &c. Once at
;lsayatoInie, Kansas.
NJ ISS6
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C.. R. Clements,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend toall bust
n ness entrusted to his care also, will attend
o the purchase and sale Of land and land claims,
ne location Of land Earrents, &c.
Tecumseh, Shawnee Co., 4. T., Nov. p, IS,
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Currier & Mccormick,
l. CHANTS.
LeavenWOrth City, 4. 7.
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DentiStrY.

Drs. Newman & TOlIes,
40 %, MASSACHUSETTS STREET, Law
~ renee h t. PIG.
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IENRY J. ADAMS. A. C. SWIFT. r. G. ADAMS.
Adams Swift & Co,

BANKERS and REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ID Leavenworth City, Kansas. Exchange and
Land Warrants bought and sold; Money re-
.eiyed on Deposit; Real Estate bought and sold
N Commission; Lands located by Warrants or
Honey in all parts of the Territory. apIs-tf
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Toilet Articles,
Fine Wines. Liouors, &e., ormedicinal purposes.
Also BOOKS and STATIONERY, Periodicals.
Lithogrsphs, Sheet Music, &C.. DC.
With the largest and best stock Of DRUGS in
Kansas, We are prepared to I'LL all orders prompt
~. and on the most reasonable terms.
Lawrence. Aug. Is, l65s.
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City Drag store,
JIJOODWARD,S BLOCK, MAIN. STREET.
w Lawrence. Kansas. Aug. l5-tf
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Ear And Eye.-Drs. Lebrun And
DuftOn.

NOTARY PUBLIC, No. Al Massachusetts
~ Street, Lawrence, K. 7. Dec. 5 If
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= Z. HOLIDAY. THos. G.. THORNTON.
Holiday & Thornton,
r AwYERS AND LAND AGENTS. Topeka,
Ii K. T. February 81, 1e57.
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Bw WOODWARD, T. A. FINLEY.
Woodward & Finley,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Drugs, Patent Medicines. Paints. Oils
Varnishes,
Window Glass,
Glassware,
Cigars,
RruShes
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Sash doors of all the above sizes.
Sky Lights.
3 feet inches. by 9 feet inches.
IS 3 ~
2 Q 10
Size of Glass in Rindo,cs-TireIre Lights each
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
MARRIED.

BAoHMAN-THoMPsON-In this city on Tnesdey Pes s lt
Of Baltimore to Mary L. X, daughter OF Capt '" &
Thompson -
bu-eb, J., BY Rev. DIR. Bowling, John W. DoTlins
d. OF N@wYort CITY, Of the or s'ins clergyman ~
Mss Minerva daughter Of the Hon. Joseph Russell Of the
former place. -
PiRLDIN6- CRAIG On Wednesday, Dec. Is, at Zson
Church BY the Rev. Wp Frost Rnbr; Fielding, IT, 70
IA-ze r. only daughter of Abraham Cras, esq all OF tbs
city. - -
NICOLAO-CANNATA-In Jersey City, on Friday, Dec. 20
by the Rev. d. H. Rceu Giuseppe Nicoaot Ms Leorora
Connsto both Of tins city.
OTlS-HAMlLTON-lp Brooklyn on Thursday, Dec 16, BY
Rev Samuel T. Spear, ID. Mr. J. Sanford Otis 70 ks
Julia r Hamilton,
SUyDAM-MoELROy-In this city, on Monday Afternoon.
Dec 49, BY the Rev John Thomson. Mr. Edgar c. Suydan TO
Mise kst@ A. McEloy, all Of this city
WINANS-UNDERHlLL-AtC Christ Church, New York on
Wednedsy Dee. Is by the Rev. Nj Hat, Horatio Nelson
Wsusns and Mary daughter Of Abrsham UEdeIhll, esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
Mr.. 'MARSHS FOURTEENTH LECTURE.

The I'm Mr.. MARSH gave his Wednesdays lecture
10 an exposition Of the advantages and Disadvantages
Of our Ism tuage with rega'd 10 infection. In English
we expres.d by the position Of words, what was ex
pre ssed oy irhecton in Infected languages. When
II ap heard Latin sentence, his attention wss first d.
rected the mechanical portion OF it, and It's sense
was rot percyed until sfer its grammatical consruc
,on had been mastered. SuppOss tha, We shouli ex-
press the nominston by J. the verb by 2, and the oh
ject We by 3. Then the unLatin reader could under
stand tla Il would cause no confusion in whaeveF
orIer these placed; il w0nld be understood
the. Peter struck William, whether the words De a.
raosed: S'rucka Pet.r W ans, or Wi lian' struck
Pete,i in any other way. This might seem trivial,
bot nuI BE- e had been used in tais,way by less an
authority than Sir Pnilip sydney:
vbtuei beauty: aud speeeh', I'D s!rikel, wounds,
chs,m'.
Ny heaIu eyes2 esYia, with wOnder love2. deiEhta.
First, seconda, lasts, did bindi epf1rce', and arms
His works, shewss, su..s' with viii, grace', and
vowss might.
Mr.. Marsh quote similar coupst frcm some COM
mend tory verses addressed to John Smi.h:
Tn'bi raveils and eglec.' purei, paiufd most
kinds.
Doth provel consumes, demayo the sou, the corps,
the mines.
In r. adrg an Elglish sentence, we first determined
the logical relations, and then the syntaccal To un-
derstsud L,,in sentence mast first parse IL; 10
pare an Eoglish sentence must fret understand IT,
Mr. Marsh considered kno 8ledse Of L attn about a.
Necessary preliminary to linguistic rese srch "a a
Knowledge Of the natural system Of Classification was
10 the naturalist. In Latin only the e'uc.ted man
fpcke with grammatical couec.ness in Epgli-h, 40
m6n could well make mistake in position, aud the
acci1ence iimpe that mis-; .kes were not very
often enough 10 show plainly that hal we RI acci-
dence difficult the Latin large proportion of
our pubic men would not I've able to speak in Pablo.
He knew distinguished Representative, who hsd
often explained bis vote by: 81 so,ced Mr.. -, ard
" heard from him 70 aud Co." Mr. Marsh dii not
thiuk that the Ecclish behind any OF the nfectsd
aIgueges in defnepess Of expression But the great
choice given by the infected languages 10 the position
Of words decided advantage, especially 70 the
orator. BY the arrangement Of the words alone,
idea could be conveyed with great variety of emphasis
The same words could be arranged as to inf ime
audience or 20 as 70 state the thing very quietly apd
moderately. Demosthenes exhibited consunmste dex-
terty in this. English poetry wss full of instances of
this kind where the rhetoric got the better of the
grammar. 1t was with design that Milton introduced
the principal verb Of his fret sentence N the sixth line
of Paradise Lost. Mr.. Marsh concluded by an ack-
nowledgment of the HexibIty and power of modern
ItaaD which is ss novel to pathological literature, as
il is lust.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

vf,e attend II. 'r.rA orn The r-s iere~ ~ b. t1'
ha 30 Diy.sn f.re.;, SATURDAY r11rtias rso "a
IRE rsrs uil be suthto~ Linz isAnd fSr IL
torrent.
sAvAGr-on Tue.1sy. D.. . n R.hv'y J Mlry .
VIE of Ge8rt. y. 3,ssfe stei % y-ars-
Taf.TFR-Oo Wedrs.isy De. a :; s. Lcsss Hasritsl,
Her~, Tsiref ,e = Ap,a lcn, -. .eed p 7ear'
TOMsEY-1 Bro yn W-fp.sdsy norars, De- . ..5@r
sorg rr trs ted i3ess = d.ss O. ih' hsf WIZ N
Victim Tau., .s.d ) years ana rontb..
TORBIT-At no -! Ea.. Mn str.ei " "edae'dsy Dec
IS Ellen ssn1h,.r of Ale sai Ellen fIb- 40 SeA.,,
months AID - dsJ,
WILSON On Th1,es, De- le Emma c. esusa;er CT "iAa
ed D-horsh wis d. sEsd = yels
TIE f.a. ,vs 1. he fsrly nv.ec - serf -
fu-sl o safurday ish ist a. oc'cs H. ;, me
Al.n.sir--. Pr-sbyteTan Church
Ne io=.o " esustt@r-y>s. ~ tong az -
n W d..p.id dstrly s0c how vel;
hi. cd t.rt aqd tbol got y t-st
Tc an. t.r L With Hin - rss-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
DIED.,
ARNeTRONG-On

ARMsTRONG-On Thursday Dec l6 Sarah rect Of nomas
Her friends and those Of her sonsD.sw r. Sampson and
T. Hows ar; invited 70 attend the neFr from ser e;e
residence No 4o i1rd t>eHue Oh saturday ION ih' IL
ALEXANDRE-At Port an Plat, on Friday, Dec. 5. Cap.
Geo1re Of the Bsh Bark Mary Ann of jersey
and Vas buried 81 the 4th ,,
RGwispdr AlE aged "a yesr' formerly IF ihi, city
rSe'esy T Dc ~ at the Tsds1c. .s5 Q ' sp
David Andrews, ssed 50 yesIs.
BoARDMAN-on Thgsasy, Dee. IT, Of % emeIsn9r' roeT
The resye. and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to residence Of heT parents No ~
Henry streei Brooklyn th. day he nth inst a. O'Clock
.or 'in.law. the R,v Gcofse A. shelton Nextown, l. L.
hr' EaF. Barlow, rect OF Jacob BaIto~ esq, aged z
Tie relatives friend. my invited attend her
funeral a, ST James Church. Hewtowp on Friday Dec H. at
BRowN-At Newbureh, on Thursday morsae, Dec. Is,
Stafford bIownee, only child OF Caroline Stanford and Jo
seph g. r. Brown, aged years months and ~ days.
BARRINGToN-At Nc Is Essex street. on Tuesday, Dec H.
years, nlorkh and IS days
BELKNAP-At her Iesid-i CO. in Keohuk Iowa Tuesday
Dec Ms Anne Clsik Belknsp widow Of the late 8r.ve;
Bsad.rGenesl BelkI sP United States Army in the ath
year Of her nge.
BUsH-A No l9 Els, Twenty sath street, Tuesday Dec
H. Sarah NJ wiz Of Edward A. Bush, aged a. yes1' mouth
and IL days
CRAIG-on Wednesdsy morning. Dec. IS Mrs. Elizabeth
Her roa friends ard those of her ssndso James
and Benjamin Hszcocl and those Of rr rephc~ George
Sit. ae invited to attend her uers from the
Flint Baps; Church corner Broone AID Elizabeth streets
Friday Dec II, 81 p.
DERROW-In Troy. n. "Wednesday, Dee Is James II.
Dsrrow sged A yesrA
DosCHFR-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday Dec. H. Amelia @
daughter Of Faen aud Margaret e. DocLeT aged years,
naoO,hs and Is days.
DUFF-SadS cpy Wedn.sday morning Dec. Is, While
school, n Wilton, Conn., Lewis youngest SOL Of hr late Jas
Duf n.
FosTEg-On Wednesday, Dec. IS st the residence Of his
.,her No Sg2 Third avenue job, Foster aged years
GoRsLIHF-At Newown, Long isl:nd, on Tuesday Dec. ID
Peter G>rsire, aged q years and days.
HORN-At Nc SS East Twenty third street on Wedpes3sy,
Dec. IS Illness Catherine Horn wife Of Thomas
Horn nsve Of County Donegal Parish Of kitern le.And
KErcHAM-on "Wednesday Dec Is, Tredwel Ke;ehsui, jr
eyed IS years.
The relatives AL friends Of the family invited 70 s:tend hs
fuIeI. from c residence Of his fsther, No "a West Twelty
sNh street. fridsy morning ~ 10 O'clock without fathe
notice.
LALORn Brooklyn, Wednesday Dec IS Of consumption
James N. Lalor.
LEJBA-ln this ehy, Weinesisy Dec Il, Aioph LeubA
sred months and II days, your Of LeoIA I'D Louis
Leuba
MURRAYOn Wednesday Dec IS a, b.s resiisncs No. %
Main ltreei Brooklyn, hE hcha, murray ssed 10 years
PIyRCEAt Red Mills. Pa;D County Moudsy, Dee. q
William Pierce aged !. yesrs
sMtTUOp Thursday evening. Dec l6 A.r ION. sao pao
hl nes. WhiAm II. sith SCI q tae late Capt beayania
Smith. -
Toe cDas and rssye' Ct the s~iy s m''; EesPe sy In
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17

The business of the Clea'iog Hol.e wass-, ioi W..
The smounr OF New rk Stat isbt 20 b, redeesd %"
year $4,000. Ths Gooihue Fire Insurance I'm-
oary hss declared emi-arunrl dividend 1t 6 cent
payable January Ire Coun"lwss'h l'surabe7
Conrany las declared cli-4n. AL .'vteni oi V
cent payable January !. The Book.yn Ere INSURANCE
Con- ui.af nus dividend of 10 q cent psy aoie
January 3. The Meicsrtls Mofus lnsursrce Coni-
pany 81 mi-snnus iu.eres. Div iepd Of 81 3 cent on
IT, capital stosk paysbe Jsnusry 3. Ine Specie cur
rea; rom ghbofng cities cootnuss 10 TOW towarI
us. Gold Is received daily from Philadelphia, and
during the pre-ent week ,n.iieTahls amounts have
been received from 1eiOn. the balances nave socu-
mus.. il favor this city until parties have ordered
them over in oos The tir-t parcel gold from Leav
erpo1th City IVES received here today, anf more on
the wsy. A las.e bankn house N Leavenwort pro-
bases TO es,sbr.h branch az the mines for the pur
chase OF gold from the miner. There has slreedy been
small deposit a. the Asssy Ofcs in this city, Of gold
from the Gils region. Albert II. Ncolay viii hold his
reeular daily auction sole Of stock ard bonds to-or
row at ~ o'clock a, the Merchants Exchange. ).
Draper's regular daily auction sale Of stocks aud
bonds will take place tomorrow, Frfsv, az ~.
o'clock at tie Merchants Exchange. The Governor
o: Minnesota is in town for the purpose Of consulting
with the managers OF the four grest Minnesota roads
.ni assisting them in pego' sting the S.ate bonds
issued IN aid Of their undertaking.. W. understand
that under the ru.ing CT tie Courts of his Stse ne
has consented 10 receive a. security for them State
stoct TIE first mortgage bonds the roads a the rate
Of s35 COO per nile The issue of ST Sic bonds at the
rate of $4,000 per m''e, sni the Governor at first
refused to isue he Srste reiit un'es the frs: mort
gsee securi was colfrei to the same amount. The
Governor is = Director in one Of the roads and MS
ro.d wiling to give tie security t1at he as Gov
einor required. L. vii be found, probably, difficult to
negotste in this market tteae railroad Safe bonds, a.
TO provision hts been msde by lew for the payment
10y he State Of the interest should the roads default,
anj il is unlikely that new State Of oay 21 600 IN
iabi.snts could pay sufficient tax, ever If the las
ex sed for colr citing il. The shipments OF coal over
the Delas are Lack swanna and We,feFn, AMI Central
Nex Jerssy Railroads TO Elzabethport, for the week
ending Dec. T. amounted 10 III ,5ol tuns. The total
thrm. ITS yer these roads from jar / 1853, amount
ed 800 e9 (Which 1923 $50 tuns over last years
tuDnage.
The movement Of the Banks in the four principal
cities OF the Union IN which week reports are made
as shown BY their last statements, Is a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-17
Markets-Pepoyted bx Te,,proph.

Nrw-ORLEASs Dec. l3-FLoUR du sales Of ocO bb- a.
rs ~. hoLAssEs 2ic sales Of 5000 bbs steady
src LARD IL q. l.c. ISDI. BACGNG laic COFFEE
He. stock IS 80 bags.
NEw oALEAas Dee l6SUeaR dnl at Sc. MoL,ssEs 25c.
NHEAT-Rfd Southern 81i ic Mess PORK Sls. OUsSY BAGS
olc stock. to0 FEEGHIs Cotton 70 Boston &c. Sugar
e New York 81 2 hhd, Mols.ses - h Dbl.
PHlL. Dec. l6-FLoUR hrm; superfnf s l2iO
IS 5a5 NHE,T dull; sales Of 900 bush .i9 q for
Rec, aid - Sta 40 for White. CoRS firm; sses
bush Yellow st 67G7c; old, soc Provisions tend
cown~sro Mess PORK, -ls IS Lard. ll.c.
CINCINNATI. Dee l6-FLOUR firm. WEfsKY steady a, 23
Hoes finn &6 a. Ter x.f snd So 5d s6 80 those
sysrens 30 d. MISS PoRK speculative uquiry sales
ito be b. delivered In New during braary
AJr n 500 bblE te delivered r Nav
81 So i. offered freely the spot sl6 75 LARD ll0
lie.
BALTIMORE Dec l6-FLoUR firm at S. wHEAr suoysn,
A. = Sjo 81 t5 fer White AID 81 q for Red CoRs add
WHISKY changed Provisions quiet,