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, 1858-10-22

1t is with no little qualification that we are
able to announce, as our readers will be
rcIoiccd to learn, that the Indian war has
been brought to close. The force they
brought into the field against Col. Wright
has been repeatedly defeated, and finally dis.
persed; the hostile tribes engaged in the
war have all or nearly all, submitted, well
satisfied of their inieriority; their leaders
have been hurg or shot, and they ha given
hostages for their future good faith. The
campaign just closed has been a short but
brilliant one, thanks to the efficiency of the
officers in command. Too much praise can.
not be accorded to Gen. Clark for his
promptitudc, foresight, and generous provi.
sion Of men and mems. The people Of
Oregon and Washington Territories owe
him debt of gratitude it would be difficult
to over pay.
The following closing scenes in the war we
copy from the Oregon Democratic Standard
Of the 18th instant -
The troops of Col. wright's columns have re-
turned to Fort Walla Walla, and the Artillery
Battalion under command Of Captain Kcycs is
already in march on this post, en- route for Fort
Vancouver, where three companies will remain for
the present; the other three companies will pos.
sibly be sent to CaliIornia-that is, orders are
issued directing such a movement
A0ar tho .roo,a bnJ ,n,,,J A. II
Snake River, on the morning of the 2d inst, the
Yakima chief 0uhi, father of Qualchin, having at
tempted to escape, was mortally wounded. Up
to the time Of his futile attempt he had appeared
cOntentcd with his duress, but seized tho occa-
sion when momentarily separated from the COM
mand, and in charge alcne Of Lieut. Morgan, Sd
Artillery, to make dash through the bushes
Morgan, however, followed him, promptly, and
with three shots severely wounded him and his
horse. At the same time Private Behn, of L
troop, list Dragons, came up and gave ouhi the
eOgp-de-grdee in the way Of shot through the
head, from which he died in two hours
Thus has persisted another Of the chief NAL
cOntents-and another summary, intelligi6le les
sOn has been taught to The Indian mind in rela-
ton to the consequences Of resistance to our
authority.
The remains Of Capt Taylor and Lieut. CASTOR
have been buried at walla wala with military
honors
The expedition has thus returned alter so sig
nally brilliant a campaign, with the loss of but
two men-accidentally poisoned-and ono dra-
, 1858-10-22

CORNER BatteFy ana Clay streeta, san EiranelseO,
-Avr A,oxur ,N,r,r.yS, aArr, ~, earopr
IL AVE NOW LANDlNU AMI lN o1OnE-
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 inch brown sheetings;
100 bolt, No. O-O0O Duck;
500 bolts No. 2--l0 Duck; w.. III
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases MerTimac prints;
10 cases Prague print;
10 scs Pacific prints;
10 s;a.es Dnanells prints;
10 cases and A bleached shirtinRs:
10 cases ca, s 1 ana IO-l bIeached shIrllng;
% ~ ~ Sss.s cas- hl.s sl1s drills. drills;
~ ~ , 49, u,s v,ue ueuimsi
~ ~ paes nickoIy ssripesi
, 1858-10-22
PUGET SOUND HERALD
sfEIlCOOH, ". ?, FRDiY, OCT. q, 1855.
.rru.AoooM-trs ADVANTAGES, ETC.

tains letter purporting to have been written
in steilacoona, Aug. 2lst which we cannot
refrain from noticing. As it is under the
load Of editorial correspondence" i" wepre.
sumo Il to be written by one Of the travelling
editors Of that journal mentioned in this pa
per some weeks since Our main purpose
in calling attention to it is 10 correct some
glaring errors into which the writer has un'
wittingly fallen respecting matters too well
known here to be cOntroverted by stranger,
whose information Is obtained either FROM
parties not qualified to give 1t, or is wrongly
noted dean at the time. At least ono Of
them is attributable to the latter cause, as VIC
shall show in It's proper place.
The first error is contained in the state
ment that q SteilacOom IS port of entry"
This is a Bit Of intelligence ,f which nobody
here Is cOgnizant. 1t is port Of delivery,
and not port Of entry.
Error second is found in the following
sentence :-@ Connected with the post is a
mile square Of land, which has been leased
bythe U. s. Government from the Puget
Sound Agricultural Company for ten years
from The Ist January, 1850, at an annual
zen; Of so O0O." Readers here will not
fail 70 see at a glance orrors both in the date
and amount. Ths first is merely typograph-
ieaI. but tho second was evidently noted
, 1858-10-22

The Toledo Record gets off a good one in re-
gard to citizen of Iowa, whose wife, in his ab-
sencc, had been kissed by drOver, while giving
glass Of water. When he heard Of the outrage
he started at once in pursuit, found the drovcr
after hard days ride, and accused him Of the
thea.
The droyCr admitted the truth Of the soft im
peachment-said he had been a long time from
home, was sorely tempted, and in an unguarded
moment of frenzy pn'Ioined the kiss, but that
he had not damaged the woman in the smallest
particular-was very sorry-thought it was no
matter to make great ado about, and therefore
begged to be excused.
The husband finally concluded that this was
the right view Of the matter, and agreed to settle
itupon the receipt Of s. for his days ride
This being satisfactory, the drover handed over
a so bill and received a $5 in change. But
when the aggrieved benedict returned home and
consulted his dotector, he found the bill counter
felt lie found he had suffered the indignity Of
having his wife kissed by a nasty drover,"
passed one day in the saddle, and lost five dol
lars, and concluded that it didn't pay.
, 1858-10-22

TEEKALEr-Arrived Oct l9ih stmr Ranger, I, ports up
Sound; smT Constitution, Cove Ncoria 18th, bque Jenny
Ford Sargent, Honolulu; 6s stmr Constitution, Cove ports
Sound ship Lizzie Jarvis Knipe, HOngkOng stmr Dger
Ilnl, ports down Sound.
saed-0ct 12th smr Constitution Cove, ports up sound
smr Ranger, Hill ports down Sound l6th stnF Constitution
Cove, do; stmr Hanger, Hill, ports up Sound.
In port, Oct lSth-631O tons shipping.
, 1858-10-22

The Indianapolis Journal says young woman
in that city committed suicide by taking strych-
nine, giving as a reason that she had been in
better circumstances and could not bear to be
working in the kitchen for living. Among her
effects were found scraps of poetry, snatches of
love songs and eleven daguerreotypes, nine of
which were Of men.
, 1858-10-22


conceit, and makes perfect adjunct in society
she's such comfort as exceeds content, and proves
so precious as cannot be psralleled, yea more
inestimable than may be valued. She's any good
mans better second self the very mirror Of true
constant modesty, the careful housewife Of frugal
ity, and felicity. She commands with mldness,
rules with discretion, lives in reputG, and order.
eth all things that are good or necessary. Her
voice is music her countenance meekncss her
mind virtuous, and her soul gracious. She's a
blessing given from God to man, sweet com.
panon in his aflliction and joint co-partner upon
all occasions. She's TO conclude) earths chiefest
paragon, and will be, when she dies, heavens
dearest creature"
It is very pleasant to observe how differ
ent modern writers and the Inspired author Of
the book of Proverbs describe fine woman /;
some, like Sir Thomas, agreeing in their
descriptions with the inspired author, while
others, of more modern date, find merit only
in the woman Of the world-of fashion.
The former confne their praise chiefly to per-
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s.,, .l-I-...- ..,.L..... -. a.. -.
- ,..,,,shlo - .,;.,.o.a 80 c,r,,;,, 80 .".o.
g, 49, - = s.,sss - y ~. I ], ..',;.o,
with all the fashionable languages Of Europe
the other opens her mouth with wisdom,
Su = pe.'y0. "'''' az NV us1'
!. .''e 1ee' y '''c ,1'''" N' "'' .y '-e oD'',
~ SS' = sDo o,'o p'eA9u.' 'H' p''"'ae :,
~ - o,"', =, : '.,s. - -, 's 0 u : - S,,,- y
o.Vau' w ~, vv"s- ~ ilO1,S' Ia ."u'0 ,, :,
~ y a..u ,''l -s' CrssSeO, a"N H0i uusOaru
,l saC Pa,,s '., n mere - no nuiio ~ '.O
ro'.u s4ual ,s y ,l's' nor is 'ner0 no'e u
's-.s =" IL, - usnsa''a, - 'ao lespvo'iui
,a'ssase ".n why" 'nO sla'e'ui -" VI
s,,, S ~ Pe.ps'u-.ss y. l'' =. p''"0'y u sen
''gIv anu "nses'olA'e ipO'lsr,
s .., sl'u '.,us ,,.a', y WY y Pr
er s, ~, D"sn'.ya ',.. t'o.'us W mnA' = y
.St'.,' ~ ~ ',S .Ss s'. 'as'g y so s,','s
49, -. !. 49, ssss' ,nO.s soo,"' leiu'
coed TO thep point for which We started. Com.
plant has been made by several highly
esteemed unmarried friends Of the grca,
desrtb Of marriageabIe ferooles IN or, s;sin.
~ - :. ~ = - ,sS. S" ~ : y,
$1,000 ~, &, 49,: oe aa,.e,.,.S, ~ :" S.' ~"
"S ~ s"',s " eonA0rDe uon.eSI
WIN u n neavens ias' pest gl9t presiding
therein, would lose no time in siJ1ng thcm-
selves with the fair daughters Of Eve, Il
lhey'wonld put deign to iavor Us with their
nresence. There Is nrobablv In the Union
, 1858-10-22

The Albany Statesman says It is a curious
fact that every general officer in the American
army Of tho revolution was Free Mason, except
Benedict Arnold.
, 1858-10-22

15h-stmr Constitution, Cove, ports down Sound
l9th-Schr Blue Wing, stOWell, Ports down the Found
20th-Stmr Constitution, Cove, Olympia.
2ist-Stmr Ranger, lIill, Ports down Sound
, 1858-10-22

Gen. H. S. FoOte is labOring under painful
affection at tho residence Of a friend near Mem
phis and fears are entertained that be cannot
recover.
, 1858-10-22

A boy at Watcrtown, n. Y, was left by his
mother to watch bis infhnt brother The little
thing cried, and he ran after tho mother, but she
did not choose to return with him. HeTan after
her second time, and was again sent back alone
Aiter while the mother returned to her home
and there sat the boy upon pillow, under which
was the infant The aifrighted mother snatched
the pillow away, but 1t was too late-the babe
was dead The boy, to silence its screams, had
adopted this means.
, 1858-10-22

g7 wEsha be pleased to fuahh masters OF vessels and
o,lsss bound with ia hles Of The hEHAD on aT
cation at ihh Oeace
, 1858-10-22

NM HnlLD can be found IN san Francisco at the Office
f cur Aasn At te lerehan Exchange, the principal Hotels
and 4 W. saIvanS Newspaper Depot Washington ST.,
neafthe Post once.
, 1858-10-22

HOxR AeAN.-stephen and Paul JudsOn, who
left steilaeoOm at very carly period for the
mines, returned home on Wednesday last They
received a cordial greeting from their friends.
, 1858-10-22

THASKs.-M -Messrs. Joseph and Warren Sher-
wood, Of North Bay, have our thanks for a small
consignment Of vegetables, for family use. They
were very acceptable.
, 1858-10-22

E would say patrons that IN conseauence Of ,om,
w changes In busneas We are eslrous ~ Srn,,t
VIII Al who have running accounts with u.s. MOnE EsP cA1aT
n % pse ANNe We propose TO close an accoNnts up
q Us would confer great favor BY promptly coming vt
Grateful ior past voFs, We would respectfully SoIe, con-
nasnce Of The same We In receipt Of new goods y
nearly every vessel and We viii spare 70 reaie
the tlnies -
i-tf A MscAw A On
, 1858-10-22

Gov. McMUtLnS. Elsewhere win be seen an
article from the Oregon Democratic STANDARD, re-
aecting severely upon Gov. McMullen for alleged
attacks in the Federal Capital on the character
and conduct of army officers IN this country.
The eudgel Is 50 well handled BY our eotcmpo-
rtry that We abstain from comment; resting
content with merely inviting attention to It Il
Is well merited rebuke, and we commend il to
the pernsal Of all.
, 1858-10-22
&lugtt suunA Shipping Eist.


sTETLAcoOM, w. T., OCT. ga, IsSs.
, 1858-10-22

"wuERE SHALL I DELIVER IT Ti"--such was the
anxious inquiry Of one Of Hartwelrs Cambridge
Express messengers, lately, as he received a par
eel bearing the following suporscription -" Tim
Othy o. Conner, No. 50 Eliate street, Boston,
States Of Massachusetts, for Timothy Murphy,
please to deliver to Mrs. Lahy, North Cambridge,
to be left at POrter's Hotel, Cambridge, Mass"
, 1858-10-22
Spttial Nutitts.

~ Hostcttsr's Celebrated stomach Bitter, m,
Jaundee, Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility nre v
pleasant in taste and SMELL and can be taken under any %
emsanees In cases Of Dyspepsia like magic strcnv
ening the zone Of the stomach, stimulating the digestive
ers and giving rudy health to the cheek and brghns, .,
hecye In all cases Of diseases Of the stomach whether a
or chronic, may be recommended for its soothing cor
and renovatng influence Dyspepsia, Heartburn Los. a,
Appetite Nausea, Nervous Tremors, Relaxation Debility Nh,
are relieved by the Bers In very short space Of time aDS
perseverance in their fails to work thoronA
cure Every family should have Hosetter celebrated s.
aeh Btters No article peculiarly adapted our emA,
Sold by Druggists, Hotels, and hrscass saloons hreauo
California and Oregon.
CAuTIoN-Buysn particularly requested to beware AZ
spurious article manufactured and represented to be %
letters Bers, which all who sell the genuine artl
can detect as is never sold by the gallon In square bot,
ties containing full quart, with the covered with ma
tac cap, and name cap and BOTTLE with directions Ter m
PARK d WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom an ordei.
should be Addressed 32 Washington st. San Francisco
, 1858-10-22
gB- For the Lungs, Coughs, COlds, &c., uso
EIstar's Balsam Of wild Cherry.

We regard the wnd Cherry tree ~ one Of Huures own
physlcanaA Of Good Samaritan the PorrsIfor h
"medeal gum" has relieved the eFnga and aved The teI
Of thousands The Balsam prepared by Dr. WInr l. puro
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry eatner
and Is remedy by means "bad to take.p We sprnk
confidently and strongly In s praise. from having ulinesaed
s renoyatng influence In eonSunpVe cases. when an other
prescriptions had proved of no eject. ~ r
\ "a by allrcspcctale druggists.
he cautious as there are many eounerieiS Look wei At
the signature before purchasing Take none unles. ii has IL
of "ifcnry wbtnr, Md Philadelphia" and rfanlori
Park. engraved on the outside wrapper. An others arc
PARK WHITE The only Agents, to WHOM all Ordss
, 1858-10-22

HIoH PRIcEs-Those Of our farmers who sup
ply milk and butter arc rcaping golden harvest
For milk the price is rs cents per gallon, and for
butter IS cents per pound. These pricesare very
high--tOo high for this country, where the cost
Of keeping cows is as nothing, when compared
with the cost in the Atlantic States There, 20
cents is considered good price for butter, and
8 or 10 cents per gallon for milk. Is it strange
that our farmers get rich quick, on such prices
, 1858-10-22

Orr ron FRAzER's RIvER-A paragraph in a
Milwaukee CNis) paper Of July 26th announces
that party LEFT that place on that day for Fra
ser River. It says that "some Of them are
printers, and all Of them are capable Of finding
a fortune, il It is there to be found. We hope
they may all find favor with The iickle goddess.
They go By the way Of St. Paul, and have elect
ed their officers, as follows; Captain, Robert
Lundy; Pilot J. Hogan; COmmissary, Michael
Welsh; Engineer, J. R. Busby. tri
, 1858-10-22

HAY-SOO bales Of good California Hay for salsby
IL BALclI WEBER,
is-u Steliaeoom, W. I.
, 1858-10-22

ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES, WARRANTED
GENUINE. m l'g,1 30 .
lSs Warrington IT, opposite the Market, San Franchise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

COBURN's Pure LARD OIL, warranted Very
~ sapehor for M.ehney ssd Burning ~ fednee" P'''
bSusie q 10 - eHBoBs Oniy Assuts, - . .,,,,,,..,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
T,HE EEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR FEBRUARY 90

Circulanon......'...'''..'' ..''''"i'o'VvV'
THY Nrw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
veeh contains the following:
I..LEADINo ARTICLES; The Biele Society MN
staed Mr.. Seward and the Republican, Mr. Sew
ard and ;be Army Bill An Inv.s.isaon Refused
a:...DE n5sipe iSs Snort Mr. j.ser.Cn Ds The
D,elns Code, The he.'r' HHper' Ed;OriS Pave
RyyIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving In a condensed
and oonspieucls form The lstest and most Important
events Tia, have Isnspired In the City and saSuIes
United States, and Europe.
M..LATER FROM CALIFORNIA: summary Of The
Latest News; River Plate Provinces; Boiivis; Lima
v..BoRDER RuFFIANs IN WASHINGTON
yI.AN OVERWHELMING SPEECH BY A WIDOW
VII AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
VII. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS: Breeds Of Domestic
M.de afi Tho Sr Nfss The eSm
Crop Of Illinois.
Ix.IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON: The Army
oaiSer. The Democratic sph. Widening; fhe In.
yes:sa,Sn sqoeiched By spesse, ORR ComTii,ee tie
CHARGED with Brbery-An Investigation Refused
Democrats Csucusing
~ X. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE Minnesota.
XI..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
ssr ssa90 eR % fvea'g ISe.
DecspitstiDg the Douglas Men.
XII. .NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
XIII..FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE: Three Buldinss De-
stroyed
XIV. POETRY: "Tso Villages" "The Hurdy Gurdyf'
IAN Appeal" ITO John w. Farmer"
xv..BAYARD TAYLOR IN EUROPE No. XLv
Pictures from the DAlmstisn Coast.
XvI..A POMPOUs AND EXPENSIVE WEDDING
Marriage Of the English Princess Royal; Report Of
the Show and the Ceremony.
XvlI..BAD HEALTH AND BODILY FRAGILIrY OF
THE AMERICANS.
XVIII. JOHN NJ BOTTt IN ROME.
XIX. THE BROOKLYN MIRACLES.
Xxx. WINTER AT LAST Correspondence Of The N. Y.
Tribune.
XXI. TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION :
Lucy Stones Protest.
XXI. MISCELLANEOUS: The Cattle Msket; Southern
Christian Fellowship Adventures; Mrs. Lucy Stone
Again; The Jerks" Skating Feat Rather Q
Salty Lake
yXIII CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXIy. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports OF the
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain, Cattle and other Mar
kets specially Reported for The Tribune.
srBscNPTIoNs-One copy for 81. Three copies
IS. Five copics, s.. Ten copies s12.
Single copies In wrapper be Obtained a. the counter In
the Publication Office this morning Price &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

TO LEASE-A large Gve-story BUILDING in
IL Wsstst below CosT;snAt-s,, entire or the sor. The
Los and The Cel whih 10 As- and dry each separate Ap
ih.rd 6oor room No. 4!
VNO LET-To approved tenants, very low from
Il 500 to s7oo ten and ts.oy hiehroop aud English
Iasemen: HOUSES 81 sv. and 3sh containing
the modern improvements In block Of thirteen houses
eune CD The prenises
ITO LET or TO LEASE, for TERN Of YEARS
The prep,is.s adjoining the Ferry Landing, at sTAeLL
TON s. L. nov occuped BY the New York Rsbbsr Go. The
buildings are nrs eommodors, with ample yard ron and
eTEA6 POWER sufficient for an extensive Manufacturing
20 E,shaDss- place, N T., TO Dr. J. g. WEsrERVLLT,
TonplinsyIs, 8. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

CMITH a. JONES.
- Said Smith 10 Jones, Come stir your bones,
Let's 20 and friend Rsnneyn
They went; bought books, and with st1 looks
Came hcme xith presents many
Then Smith told Brown, ard all the town
If court. soon leaned The facts, SII,
And hence you see, two rpetythfee
Such multitude. s.tract Sir.
With each volume sod a. tho American Gin Sd BOOK ho"e
No Broadway acceptable present given Catalogues OF
Gifts and Boos with terms for clubs H. 'eIt rec wherever
dcsired, on application % a, hANNh', HsrL'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
CLUBBING THE HOME JOURNAL

~ WITH TIE MAGAZINES.
MORRIS WILLISS HOME JOURNAL for the year
lGs ooiDe Three Dollar Works for the same
period will be the address Of subscriber Tor -Four Do
lars 70 be paid In advance, viz
The Home Journal and The kHkerb0ie Mdad;iHs HdrptT'
asa: E@er,on Magazine published in tn. City OF New.
The HoWr Jona, and either GOdty. Lddys Book or Gra-
hami NdediEt published in PhlSdephs for one year,
TIE Home Journal and either Backnood, Nasan Edtsbsrsa
Retec North ByitIh Reciew, Ws1Estsr Rerep, OF The
London Quarterly Re,i.o (repubished In This City, %
sunnm esc by Leonard Scott Coz for for
The and Dekenss Household WoSds published a.
SO per snDuml for one ycSr,
TIE Home o.a. and Te Crdyc published monthly a. s. per
1Ae Home JoW a0 and The aRe HoEy published In Boa
at eS per snnuml for one year. for
Orders nolosns the sdjressed TO MORRIS Will
LIS Fu.oLst wiz receive prompt Ine Two
periodicals rdrcd viii be seni 10 different addresses. dMee
Nv AN cement with editors Of THE HOME JOURNAL
the Propetors Of the above nsmed Magazines will furnish sub
sbers with them they receive dee'ons 70 90 90
fronn this establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
90 Uhom it map Gonffrn.

A RD.-LECTURES.-TO COMMITTEES
~ OF LECTURE ASsOCIATIONS.-The subscriber hsvlns
completed bis would respecuoiy so
the Committees Of Lecture Associations that he ready s
cep such the Associations can sn9fd
Address PARK BENJAMIN, No. "a West l7ths N Y.
CONSIDERABLE IEHERITANCES.-Ih ne
u DESCENDANTs wanted Of WILLIAM MORTON, Of
RICHARD NIXON, Of WILLIAM MORGAN, aud many
others from London and elsewhere Application TO NJ hA
Heradry and Next of Kin Office, No. 3 Broadway New fo
collections VI advertisements unclaimed dividends sl
properties all the world Family Arms traced psn'ea anu
engraved.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
Aousss an6 farms Uanteo.

WANTED-To RENT or BUY, small FARM,
w say aeres the Hodson. rAiway, In
The State Of New Yoh and 50 nes from the city Ad
dJess G, g.. Box Na l09, Stamford, Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
Danfing Ara6smies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No SOC BROADWAY, NEW-YORK,
No. l57 MONTAGUE PLACE, BROOKLYN
The Academy will remain until the st Of June giving
abundant time for full quarter nom March H. Pupils received
after that d.te for part Of quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
PHOTOGRAPHIC vIsITs-A SPECIALITY.

DHUTUGRAPHIC VISIIS-A SFEOIhHf ~ .
Mr. p HAAS devotss special attention 70 PHOTOGRAPHS
and Daguerrean Portraits old the sick the nhrn or
and prepared to take such portraits upon the shortem
ct the snbcts re,idence in NewYork vicinity ne W" NO
devote particular attention to the copying OF old
any desired sire His long established artistic rrpusen con-
nues grsrany for the and excellence o. ns
Orders received and promptly attended 20 a. WIN Hal
Sons No. 23s Broadway s. NJ Peyser No 4s1 Broadway sa
nsy Kopman Clinton Place Hotel and .: Mr. Hsss residence
No. lS2 West 36thst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
Diano-fortcs an0 Hlnsir.

AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE.-Am most exec leht
n PIANO-FORTE, Rosewood aud fully warranted will BE-
,od as and secondhand Piano taken in exchange IL
may be seen at W. WEBERS No. lS5 West Broadway,
Csnalst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

New Ready:
THE TRIBUN E 4 L n A N G
Il FOR 1858.
contains In addition 10 the Calendar Pages and Asro
pon,esl Matter:
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, E1.
seuve and Judicial
CLAssIFIED LIST OF THE nENRERs OF THE
UNITED sTATEs SENATE.
LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Po-
Btieniy classified .
AN ABSTRACT OF ALL THE INFORMANT LAWS
psu.d a. the Second Session Of the XXXIVh Congress-
BRIEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGhNsT
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA.
BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF KANSAS (rspeslins the
Bos Lavs &C. which passed the House and defeated In
the Senate with the vote thereon
SKETCH OF PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS during the
pest year. -
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRED SCOTT DE-
CIsION.
SKETCH OF MINNESOTA.
SKETCH OF OREGON
THE THREE NATIONAL PLATFORMs-hEPrBLicAS
AMERIcAH ard DEpocRATIo-sdopsdi in 1855, complete.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS with
their saa,ies Times Of Mestnss Holding OF General
Elections &c.
ELECTION RETURNS rom all the States which held Gen.
cra Elections during the year 1857 by Counties Coresnond
Districts and States carefully compared with previous Eiestons
expressly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

l. the 10Th of March, al O'Clock eon,ss.t t.o
Dwelling and Land ia the center " 1e WI
age Of Wespo; another the lh oi March q i Scoek
D. m. in Danbury Village formerly owned By Wm A. bup.
For rsrcul., INQUIRE al II, ssug.tack Bsnk sstpor Of
s. WELDMAN, Dsnt4Y.