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The Washington union., 1858-01-30

Leave Shelbyville Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive at Natchtos hes next day by 6p m;
Leave Natchtoches Thursday at Ga IN;
Arrive a, Shelbyville next day by SPIN.
$3.50 From San Augustine, by Shelbyvile, billiards.
Woods, Carthage, Golden Vale, and Glade
Springs, to Marshall, lo7 miles snd back, three
Leave San Augustine Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 4 xms htW .f
Leave Marshall Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at San Augus.iae mex, days by 10 IN.
1861 From San Augustine to Marion, 30 miles and back,
Leave San Augustine Tuesday at 7 am;
Arrive at Marion by s pm;
Leave Marion Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at San Augustine BY P m.
1862 From Sabnetown, by Bear Crock, to Jasper, So
miles and back, week.
Lsave Sabinetown Monday al Ga m; ma
Arrive Jasper next day by ~ m;
Leave Jasper Tuesday at M
Arrive at Sabinetown next day by opm
Bids to run twice and three times a week are in
vited. @
1868 From Sabneown by Hamilton, to Shelbyvilie, Al
~ miles and back, week.
Leave Sabinetown Friday at m;
Arrive at Shelbyvills by 3 p m;
Leave Shelbyville Thursday at m;
Arrive at Sabinetown by p m- ~
1854 From sabine.own, BY Paramount, (no oaRce,) to
Burkeville, 40 miles and back once u week
Leave Sabinetown Saturday at 6am
Arrive at Burksvillc by 7pm
Leave Burkeyills Friday At am;
Arrive at Sabnetown by pm
$685. From Jasper, by Anderson's Ferry and Motts to
Jonesvie, 81 mes and back, once week.
Leave Jasper Monday at Ga m; aW
Arrive at Jonesvlle next day by 1Op m;
Leave Jasper Wednesday at m; fk
Arrive at Jonesvilo next day by 10 p m,
1856 From Jasper, by Bsvilpor Pamplns Greek Bill
um's Cresk, Peach Tree Village, Moscow, Hall.
fax, and Livingston, TO Swartwou., l0S miles and
back, once week; e,ss 8sGe 4Ea t5t
Leave Jasper Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Swarwout Thursday by 8 pm;
Leave Swartwout Friday at q m;
Arrive at Jasper Sunday BY lam.
s657 From Jasper, BY Burksvie, 10 Bun's Ferry La,
35 miles and back, once weak s
Leave Jasper Tuesday AT s m;
Arrive at Burr's Ferry by 6pm;
Leave Burr's Ferry Monday al cam;
Arrive at Jasper by 6p m.
Bids to run twice week invited.
1868 From Cameron by Bryants Station, to Bolton, SO
| miles and back, once q week. eh
The Washington union., 1858-01-30

Leave Centre Saturday at 2pm;
Arrive at Miily lille by
$500 From Fairfield TO Butler, "a miles and back once
week
Leave Fairfield Saturday ate a m;
Arrive at Butler by IL N;
Leave Butler Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Fairfield by SPIN.
1851 From San Pedro by ona and Ekheart Palestine
26 miles and back, twice week.
Leave San Pedro Tuesday and Saturday at am
Arrive at Palestine by IL N;
Leave Palestine Tuesday and Saturday at lpm;
sds to ~ will be considered
1862 From Alto by Rusk and Troutman, to Summer
Grove so miles and back once week
Leave Alto Monday at I m;
Arrive at Summer Grove next day by PM
Leave Summer Grove Wednesday at q M
Arrive at Alto next day bybpm-
ssss From Kusk, by Sulphur Springs, to Douglas, q
miles and back, week.
Leave Rusk Wednesday At q M
Arrive at Douglas by IA ~;
Leave Douglas Wednesday at pm;
Arrive Ut Rusk by pm. 8
1854 From Rusk by Jacksonville to Larisss "a miles and
back, once week.
Leave Rusk Monday st IN; eJ
Arrive at Larissa by pm;
Leave Lsrisss Monday ut PM
Arrive at Rusk BY SPIN. uh
$685. From Lnwood, by Mt Comfort Rusk Jacksonvil
and Larssa, TO Brownsborol 10 miles and back,
Leave Linwood Monday and Thursday at cam;
Arrive at Brownsboro next days by SPIN;
Leave Brownsboro Monday and Thursday at 6
hll Arrive at Linwood next days by6pm-
1856 Frou Lnwood, by Rossel Place and Hancocks to
Mogalis Prairie 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave Linwood Friday At 9 m;
Arrive at Mogallis Prairie by 8 pm;
Leave Mogallis Prairie Saturday at Ga m;
Arrive At Linwood byspm.
s687 From Palestine by Beaver Barton Athens Msak od
Kemp, Kaufman, Warsaw Prairie, and Seyne, to
Dallas l6b miles and back, three times week.
Leave Palestine Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam
Arrive at Dallas 4th day by l0pm;
Leave Dallas Monday Wednesday, and Friday at 6
am
Arrive at Palestine 4th day by 0pm.
asaa From Palestine bv Tennessee Colony and Bethel
The Washington union., 1858-01-30

8752 From Sevensville by Goc0nda, to Musquevie, -
miles and back once week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose sched-
s753 From Stevensvet Fort Bslknap miles and back
once a week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose sched-
ue.
1854 From Meridian by Flag Pond to Stephensville As
miles and back once week.
Leave Meridian Monday at 8 q m; .
Arrive at Sephensville by SPIN;
Leave Stephensvlle Tuesday at 8 m; a
Arrive at Meridian by SPIN. ei.I
8T55 From Meridian by Cora to the County Seat Of
Brown county, 100 miles and back, once week.
Leave Meridian Monday at6am; fl
Arrive at County Seat of Brown county next day by
Leave County Seat of Brown county Wednesday at
Arrive at Meridian next day by ii PM.
8756 From Meridian by Weatherord, to Taylorville, -
miles and back, a week. -t3i
Bidders will state the distance and propose sched-
ue. tai a2a0 tNf ss.ia t,lI sF9sttfatl
1851 From Birdvic Odessa rs miles and back, once
week. W ~ tttit.
Leave Birdvie Saturday at Ga m;
Arrive at Odessa by IL m;
Leave Odessa Saturday at pm;
Arrive At Rlrdvilie by 8 p m.
S75S From Brdvle by Tayorsville and Musquevlle to
Fort Belknap, - miles and back week.
Ridders will state the distance and propose sched
ue.
$3.50 From Wardve to Camanche Peak, IS miles and
back, once week. t
Leave Wardvie Saturday at m;
Arrive at Camanche Peak by IL m;
Leave Camanche Peak Saturday at p m;
Arrive at Wardville by Q M m
S76O From Greenvie by McKnights, Modern Times and
Colemans Mills, to Mckinney, 50 miles and back,
once week. saafti tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER,

We propose to issue on the lat day OF October
next the second number Of TIE TRIBUNE MER-
CAMILLE ADVERTISER. II will be issued monthly
hereafter and devoted exclusively to the interests
and uses Of the Mercantile Public, IN the follow
ing plan;
/. II will aentain fur reports 81 tie Markets, with
such other Commercial and Money Intelligence as
shall be deemed Of special interest TO Merchants.
H. II will be sent without change by msil, postage
prepaid TO so, 800 Country Merchants who boy goods
in New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Boston.
The names will be selected by Messrs. McKllop s
Wood from those recorded the books Of their Com
mercal Agency ind they guarantee that les than
$4,000 shall be sent, this being the full humber of
Country Merchants tina, they consider desirable thus
10 address.
Ill. The total expense viii be betrayed by Mercan.
tile Advertising for which One Dollsr per line viii be
charged. Those who require their advertisements TO
be displayed viii make special bargains therefor.
1t is believed that no equal opportunity for adj
dressing Country Merchants was ever offered in
the United States, even al double or treble the
cost OF this This sheet is intended Nr Merchants
alone and viii contain no other matter than such
as is adapted TO their wants. We have every facih-
Is for making q Mercantile Advertiser that will
deserve the appreciation of Merchants, and We
respectfully invite their cooperation. Advertise
ments received 1T THE TRIBUNE Office. hby
letter, address HORACE GREELEY Co,
Hev- Y0rt Sept. q 1883 No l'i Nsssals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

stranger to the con,rsband opuri trade, ana
even to enter into treaties prescribing 1t. fet'
in il Indian capacity. if forces the opium
cultivation upon Bengal, to the great damage oil
tie productive resourc. Of that country; eomPeis
one part Of the Indian yo,s TO engage in THE poppy
culture entces another part into the same BY DIM oil
money sdvsnce.; keeps the wholesale manufacture
Of the deleter;ous drug close monopoly IN ITS
hands; watches by whole army OF Official spies
its growth, its delivery at appointed places It's
inspssaticn and preparation for the taste OF the
Chinese consumers is formation into packages
especially adapted TO the convehiency OF smuggling.
and finally its conyeyance 70 Calcutta, where 1t IL
put I'd at auction a. the Government sales, and
made over by the State officers TO the spectators.
thence to pass into the hands of the eon'raoands's
who land il in China. The chest costing the
British Government sbout 20 rupees IS sold a.
the Calcutta auction mart at price ranging from
1910 TO Leo rupees. But not yet satisfied with
this matter of fact completely, the same Govern
ment 10 this hour, enters into express profit and
loss accounts with the merchants and shipper
who embark in the hazardous operation Of poison
ing an empire.
The Indian finances Of the British Government
have. in fact been made to depend not only on the
opium trade With China. but on the contraband
character of that trade. Were the Chinese
Co,srnment to legalize the opium trade stimuli
t.neously with tolersting the cultivation Of the
poppv l., Ch,pa, the Anglo-Indsn exchequer would
experience s serious catastrophe. While openly
preaching free trade - poison it secretly defends
the monopoly Of its manufacture whenever We
look closely into the nature o, British free trade
monopoly is pretty generally fOunS to lie st the
bottom Of its freedom"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
TIE mail. for Europe by the steamship Nigo vii
close til. morning At 10i O'Clock.

II seems that the telegram from Trinity By
which We publi-hed yesterday, did not come from
Mr.. De Sanity the mysteriou, electrician, who sta
by the Atlantic cable wrapped in silence, which ne
rarely deigus to brrsk by ST occasional uitersncr
Of Dephic ur-ati.facterness but from the Super
ntendent Of the Newfoundland lines who probably
thought II high time that somebody should say
something. The card from Mr.. Cyrus ". Held
which gives us this piece Of intelligence, is accom-
panied BY two dispatches to Mr.. De Sanity the fst
from the Directors, who suggest the proPriety oil
sending daily report, and the second from DR.
Field, who asks three pertinent questions Mr.
De Santy's reply has net yet reached Us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

that .hr.e sudden expansions sns contraction, ~
the amount Of Indebtedness, and Of lie paper sA.,
represents it. a.e beyond the reach Of law -mai.,,
We apprehend that the, are equally beyond "A.
control OF bank managers. whether Of bullion h,,..
or otherwise. Even the largrs, capitalist, .h,,.
al TIE ordinary fraitie. Of humanity. They A.. :.
more apt to think for themselves than other p-.,,.
They go with the tide They calculate as f.l.-h
Sc other men, and they do not .eem to be any mos.
gifted than the rest OF Us s., seeing two ineb.. 4.
fore their uoses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
TIE OCEAN TELEGRAPH
A CARD,

To thr Assorist,s Pres.
NV YORK Friday evening SeJs. -, 1853.
Accompanying this beg to hand You copies of re-
cent communications from the honorary Directors of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company and myself TO Mr.
De Sanity, the Chief Electrician at the Trinity Bay
Office. NJ D. Ssntys answers will be furnished for
publication without unnecessary delay.
deem il proper 70 state rs the result, Of my in
qanes concerning the dispeieh Of Thursday from
Trinity Bay, announcing the resumption II perfect
sgual. through The cable from yaentis hat the
houncement made through dispatch from tho
Superintendent II the land linss in New.ocndland to
the Agent Of the Associated Press and unques-
tisbably reported IN good faith; bit he nionns-
,sn hss not yet seen confrnst by Mr.. Ia SANITY, who
alone las full knsaiedge of al the facts regard the
statement ,ssibly premature. II IS eonjectared
that the shore nd Of the On se at Yalsatia must DO
aiken mp for distance Of a.ys raj. miles, which, oy
Of bad sssiher othor Unavoidable difficulties,
nay occupy three or four w,sss The ApIh OF waiss'
s;hin 800 miles Of the Irra coast reSges from about
81 20 100 iathozs and il is ,0 doubted that 30
miles Of the cst.e could b. "a ed If deemed necessary
Resp ,.-lly Sc, CYRgs W. FIELD.
NTw.YoTK. Sept. -, $3.50 a. IN.
C.y Dr. s.sTr, TIM y Bay: Great dissatisfaction
exits in this country wish the reserve maintained At
Trinity Bay in contrast with the frank o0mmnnca-
tons from Valentia 2, the 3ri,i-h public Give NJ
daily information Of tFsr state Of the telegraph under
your charge.
PETER COOPER. CyErs ". FIELD.
MILsCh q. HI NJ, r. n ARCHIBALD,
WATTS SHERMAN
Taken ,o sse oseerlss o-r sorsry Director. IN ss.
Yos Dot thy eoaa no. b. -~n her, ihs sse 81 'h'T
s.x-s.gs--.
Nsw-YoKK, Sept. "a, ls5s-l2 IN
To Dx SASH. Trinity Bay. " r.: Disqualification
you AID Aacksy are contradictory. Nos please give
NE explicit anssers ths To fei0wng incriries:
F,i' Are you bV~. "a have Yea been WIN"
THEE day, receiving ds,Iae, sgnasholn N.enuS'
Second. Can yea send message, long or sh""'
ts-the Dissctors ii LetAon'
Tip3 Ii wa answer No 10 tss above, please ""
re If .se electrical manifestations have ysred es~A-
tally sace the lst Of Sep,emsrr' v,vtp
TmsIrr BAY. n. r., Friday, Sept "a 100.
/ C.W.FlIlp, Sew.Yoyk: We hsye receives H''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

frnded slavery; they defended Slsve-caichiDg;
they defended tie Dr.d Scott decision: they went
honestly down upon their bellies; they honestly
ate each hi. measure OF dust and when they Kissed
a, beneyoi.nce. pity and human Brotherhood they
hisssd heartily. Give them the crrdt of doing so
adrn, that they were vigorously inhuman, muscn-
larry opposed 10 the progress Of man dr6aniiy ser
wants OF Despotisrn. and unbushingy infdels,o God
and Freedom Trey scorn subtrringe; they abhor
evrcealncnt: they deprrcate misunderstanding.
They write their shame upon the record, aud call
upon al men TO rrsd IT,. They affect no virtue,
and will repel as an insult the smallest suspicion OF
manly feeling They ask only to be considered IS
biVots to a spurious conservatism. as pace'hunteu
mr. shareholders. 40 semi-civilized supporters of
b,rhsr;sm. a. ayowed disbelievers in any honest
reform Of public sbuses. They shall be taken at
their word. Fifty years hence they VII need VII
nesses Of their sublime shame.
The Custom. House may make itself quite easy
The squsdrons Of inspectors and tide-waiters need
not trembe At the prospect Of success. They VIII
be- beaten. routed and scattered TO their hearts
content. Riddle VIII bring no votes except his
OVID. G. Washington Warren viii do no more
Treat them kindly. for they mean as Ill IS any
Democrat could desire Give them suce Of
brown bread and minnow, for Chsrsy's sweet
sake Take kindly care of Winthrop If he comes
knocking at the door Do not put poor George
Lunt out in the cold Give an obolus to Dir.
Choate, Do not stint the supply OF broken
yictuals, Believe that these men are blessings in
Disguise; for if they do not keep the party ''con-
y.uieptly small" nobody can.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

The Commissioners for the removal OF Quarsn-
tine. presented plan to Gov. King yesterday
They propose to construct basins in the Lower
Bay, where floating hospitals can be inclosed in
still water. They are also in favor Of conihins
Quarantine to the purposes Of sanitary establish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

The trial OF Gen. Tanmadge was continued
yesterday before the Police Commissioners. Several
witnesses were examined. but nothing OF impor-
tance elected. Capt. Rich. who was Captain Of
the Marines sent TO the island, said that he con.
sidered the State property excluded frcm his pro-
lection BY his orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

The Republican Congressional Conventions OF
this City met last night After organizing, they
appointed Committees to eorfer with the repre-
sentst.es Of the other branches Of the Opposition.
and adjourned without making any nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

OYSTERS AND WINGs.-There is nothing but
WuC's PARsA CRACKERS which will give that delightful taste
70 oysters known as OysrLEs AND WINGS
Ills remarked that their extensive with Oysters owing
TO the fact appear altogether better and richer
favored when With Wings Crackers The taste truly
d.lxhful Ash your grocer for WfsGs FARNA CsAcrERs
and take none those stamped with the Wing"
The wholesale d.po. 10 A. n THOMPSON Cos Noe 81
and Fulton kewY ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

ment BY divorcing from i, the specuistive brsnchr'
of business which have beer such fruitful sources
Of complaint Gov. King promised to examine
the proposed site early next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
Ntm:1lork DAILY Gribm,re
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g, 1853.
TO CORRCSPOSpFNTs.

TO CORRCSPOSDENTS
No notice BE- taken Of Communics,ic-s What
intended for insertion must be authenticated BY tbs
address Of the wri.efnOt necessarily Pe.ca
tiop, but a. guaranty for his good faith.
We undertake 10 return rejected Communi s.to-a
THE TRIBUNE Office should IL al be
Addressed 70 HORACr GRYELrY Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

ALL YvRoPE oycg WAS fEPTILIzED
With the blood Of Ce,ar's henohm-p,
For Espoleon's sake were sacrificed
Whole hecs,onbs Of Prenchmen;
Bu, al the live. tina, have been lost
In toe strife Of kings and kaser,
" ere naught in numbers 10 the hos,,
By LYoN's hand that die Srs;
b., then. Wis vermin only LYON Ills
With his famed PowpEK, sod
A. well known Pills
Rats, reaches mice, fsss, ants ant
Bedbuys clear Of
II LYONS they only chance
To hear Of
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLS,
No 424 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

FALL AND WINTER BOOTs.-WATKISS, No. ia
Puon invites attention his superior stock Of Gentlemeos
and BOyS custom made BooTs suitable for the present and
coming They durable aid handsome and offered
At siy tric
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

PAPER hAkGIkGs.
THoHAs PAVE d Co.
NJ. Isl Broadway New fori,
Are their store for the ts Trade tie sges'
AID NOR complete assortment Of every cy!7 Vi
PApyp HAssisGs AND DECORATIONS
Ever offered In this tnsSk-t.
Suitable retail oonsrinpor we 'hs county
trad, Landlords decors.ins their hours and merchants par
chssns for country trade invited -xsuue ther
stock snd Prices previous Purchasing elsewhere.
THoNas FAYI Co,
Importers aud Manufacturers Of Paper hanging
No 81 Broadway, directly Opposite .h. City Hall,
NsNY oYk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
NEWS FROM THE CAMP.

NEWS FROM THE CAMP.
THp military AT QsAHAsriSs
CAMP wAsHsGIos, s. l., Monday, Sep. ~. 1879
No. Is2 Ful.on.st Rew.York.
We beg 20 sIpre thanks for the benefit we hsv
derived from the Of Ready Rvsf during enesI
sickness, Of this station aud ready in all where
has been used and Likewise derived benefit ia
disorder, stomach and bowels aud from is refreshing
Dvsors effects exposed 70 the heat Of the SUE
WEAKNESS Of camp duty.
Respectfully your
Colonel George Lyons.
Lieutenant. Colonel c. q. Waterbury,
Captain Z. D. Lawrence, Co. d,
Ieutsn.ut VIM Simmons, Co. D.
Lieutenant n. L Carpenter.
L. Tiffany. Assistant Qua eruiastsT,
A Windhsm. jr:. Engineer, 9th Res
NJ. Hatcher, y. 8, Co. d.
Jobu T.. Jone-, Color Bearer,
Peter Koeher. Band.
TX Brrw sc ' Co. b b. Jane. Hsi.h.i. Co. D,
A. X, Lessat. Co. A, j. Edgar Ands[.on;
H. Blsctmsu. Co O. W. O. Bupce. Co y
c. D. Browne Co d. George 8. Hsney.
X Mledse. Co. d, W. G. t'ot,.
NJ j. Kane. T. W. Lynch,
C. ID. Stocking. Thomas Bal.
N. Grifhn.. O. W. Anderson.
Stephen Morgan, n Bailey
" ' @ H s.Is,; : so n. s sarr,n''
q. w. Jscobus W A Briak-fhod,
John H. Boswell, C.. n Qr,nsu,
T.. p. Bailey H. r. Barker,
james Thonlsa Co D. II. O. Harms Co Z.
Besj 2. Ridon,
We respectfully submit the above Testimonials Of the import
Of RADwAY's READY RiLIf-ss Military Equipmsr.
Department United few bottles Of s
Remedy will in ell when army exposed 70 the nss
rous disorders, sickness bruises wounds cuts the trad Of
nasdies which follow heat; cold stroke DO
mo -ffc service than kegment OF Physicians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
T,psoNs A. Co.'S RAT AND Roach LxrER-
. nSN~o


NV. p.,a s<s ---ryhins which has en o1rsve 10. ne
III kss kToaches and ADi. but not uh'h
- p.,so,sk Co.'S NEksIs AND INSECT kkrtksNst %
~ g. ..fed h. Recommending either q them itA-,v'o
80 III .,sfe Aat Pars Co!s Erirrrna,o nAs en.'
'D-s ~ he (ors reaches ny hotel and has nray and
It,s viii completely destroy si the HAS tAe'Ti u
.u,.r.sble 10 fO,eikseprs -. ., r..,-h, vo.sl
s,.. ~ f,,u.e.,, Depot BsRSEs PAsK's, New foIs
U.-og,x,'s P.TIsT CHAMPION FIRE aud BURG
paaa. s,r. No. Isl Broadway. corner h-'rsJ''' oP
I,o.i,v CltJ HAL. kew'ioiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

suAIL RATS, Bros AND reaches infest our
80. .,,rc- and p-.b5e boiNins'
No, MOI Me-
s..LL ALL vsssn ExrIsf.rIDl
Yrs Y,s. fE'!
Hyre's NisAcvLovs yKxsIs Dysrforts,
Puriss. from 81 V.ruin
PEEsAxrsTLY.
Annual oourset. s5e and warranted efectca H-insoss
son II Manufacturer dept No si2 Broadway cor hoo'"h
u. General Agent FrxpskIcx RvsnTos. Dr1sgis NOS ~
As.or Hou.e and At Broadway. COT Can.l-.-
TO TIE COUNTRY CLOTHING lRADE.-Our
.oc. ofy,tI and W-uTgs CLoTHnG for Aen and Boy. f.
r rdy ard our obj-o. being u command the rnstofn OF
" ~-t.rn country merc bsns BY presenting
r<s ar varied ..ock remarkably ow po~s We thins ,hs
1ngp, dealers now in vii tnd 20 t5eu sdvalss n
,;-e ~, AZ ..rlY cal. RoCLks HAYWOOD
t'e - - 's''' VS. Corner clifton and Nassau 81
WISDOM SHADE MANUFACTURERS
I~poeTEss
CtEIAis CDoDs.
kelly FrsevSos,
No cei Broadway sid NJ. "a Re4ds-si-.
Have
CskIyILkD STOCK
Of
WINDOW SHADES
OF their manufacture,
Which they invite ell close 70 examine Also knGan
and Prpc6 DaInasks Sss, Deisires CorEees ke ~ low
pric-s No. Al Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25

HoLLowAY's PILLS. farmer require them as
- :. tbs An AM the pos. They Bowel Complaints
rS n, change II lt-T sso Fever snd Ae"r SAd al Aa
- ,r,tuced BIZ unwiOaesonas o. food I'D 81 NJ >"
as.ia,u.nn. Ncw-lcrk
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-01

In Glover, on the, 10th inst, Mrs. Lu-
cy Mcclellan, daughter of Nathaniel
French, aged 46.
In St. Johnsbury, on the 4th ult., Mrs.
Isabel Huse, aged 62 years. Printers
in n. Fl. please notice.
In Danville, on the 18th ult., Mary
Ann, daughter of Joel R. and Charlotte
Sanborn, aged Is years.
In Newbury, on the 18th inst, Mr.
Samuel S. Benton, aged 81 years.
In Danville, Dec. Is, Hon. Samuel
Sias, aged 50 years.
In DanvilIe, Dec. Esd, Mrs. Ruamah
King, aged &c years.
In Walden, Oct. 23d, Mrs. Lovisa In,
gals, aged IS years.
In Victory, Dec. 9th, Levi James, aged
years, 10 months.
In Sutton, Nov. 23d, Helen n. Whit
lock, aged 6 years.
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divisions Nizam Cavalry, under Major
Orr, attacked the rear guard of the re-
bells on the 18th November, at Barra
and Barrarowal, recapturing the whole
of the guns and stores taken from Nah
edapore, also two of the enemys guns,
one hundred of the enemy killed and
seventy-four prisoners. Our casualties
not yet received, but said to be severe.
The column under Brigadier Showers
has captured Huigur, Dadree, Minond,
and other places S. W. of Delhi, secur-
ing upwards of 10000 worth of treas
ure.
Further north Gen. Van Cortlandt
still keeps the country in order.
The district between Agra and Meerut
is so quiet that the post and passengers
carriages run daily between the two
places east of Dude.
The Nepaul Contingent has gained
two victories over bodies of insurgents.
The steamer Bengal reached Suez OF
the Sd instant from Calcutta, but bring:
no later dates than those from Bombay
The dates from Hong Kong are to the
Both October. Preparations were being
made for the assault on Canton.