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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

TLANTYC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON.
IA pany's New and Galway lineThe departure
~. York VIII b the splendid and Powerful stssms1iP
iSs0 touching g. Johns 70 receive the royal malls
eIudia foo the principal ctes the main railway
routes dsaa Britain and ireland Third class must provide
ss caas S8o second $26 For freight passage apply
~ American Express Company 81 Hudson street. and At their
s secured q the above Offices 70 bring
ss6vsv 4 (3reat Britain Tor 9k or from Galway for $50
AWERIOAN KXPRES0 COMPANY,
ALEX HOLLAND Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
.nroRrH ATLANTIC ETEAESHIP COMPANY'S
IN REGULAR THROUGH LINE
TO BAN FRANCISCO

y
IN REGULAR THROUGH LINE
TO BAN FRANCI6OO
VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD,
All ooanesng only with Golden Cats Golden Age
1oAa l. Stephens and Sonora Of the Pacific Mall Steamshp
DIRECT TO AEPINWAIL.
h spIon&d steamships BALIIC, ADRIAT1C and ALLAN
C hsvng been entirely reHted adapted the Cafor
Nh ads WIZ hereafter run = sooye esynS es port ON tho
soFum ~ fboe a Canal street North river.
THE BALTIC,
am ious buxthsas g 9.Ag 0ommsndes wfn Leave ON
- snnnc e Panama with the wen known and superior steam
oblp SONORA. r. L BADYl Commands.
THE ATLANTIC,
RE PgArsoH Commander, VIII follow Tho
INST or NOVEMBER.
A Mpseieuced surgeon Y attached e esch .nip
orded vuon arrival OF tho G1oa1ner q Aspinwnu
s Of the above eamshps has capacity for 6O0 900 tons
n,slaS1 Wkloh viii Be taken Is moderate rates.
believed tha the AFFORDED ~ mo ABOVE
80 40 unsurpassed by any In the world
~ axa shp always in reserve ~ Panama. 20 that there
Wn b dsntoa N forwarding passsnsers baggage ana
~ fess apply a Office Of the company IS Wall srcet
For paa1Age apply % inc only onoo q w 10
wharf, foot Of Canal sreoss 70 VIZ. Il "AonnAA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

LOB ALEXANDRIA,. WASHINGTON AND GEoRaE
towu-The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
Conany's ne and Hrs class steamship MOUNT VERNON
r. G smith commander will leave pier IL North river for the
Including state and meals 81 60 Freight cents per
foot Insurance per cent No commission charged for for
veerdnv Freight, received Fridays and Saturdays Ap
n,y 10 u. D. CROMWELL CO., 60 West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

DUSSELDORF GALLERY, s,sp-,
- w 4. sONNTAG'S PAINTING,
"a DREAM Of ITALY,
The finest iaes work os the artist has just been addedto
In ths above collection.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING. Admission rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA.
NJ yana and New Orleans Tho steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Captain J. Mc0owan, will aal on Wednesday November
Nh n O'Clock r. NJ from foot Of Warren street. Bills Of
dns ne form furnished q The ocs and no bills q
0sre apply q III West street, corner Of Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

1rrw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CONF
In psny-For New Orleans via Havane TO sail on satur-
1sv geber II at United States mail steam
40 CAHAWBA Capt J. W. Smith win coumence e receive
freight hSy SS a. pier oss q S9S on
sailing Freight for Havana win not b rcceved after y
nocs ON the day before sailing must be cleared at the
usto House. and the clearance together with the bills OF
hiding len the office before 3ocock on that day For
(JHERON B CO., No. Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

RRANGEMENT FOR w1NTER.-THE NEW vnrr
IA and Virginia Seaunshp Ccnpanys sseaahipv viii re
eve freight every day for tennessee North Carooa Ports
mouth Norfolk, City Point and Richmond win leave Mar
n North river, al p. NJ, a. followa:- 80
ROANOKE Capt. Couch, on Wednesday.
JAMESTOWN, Capt Skinner, on Saturday.
Passage saeroom and meals included To Norfolk g. Pc
sersours 0' ''''nN LWDLxM HErNEKEv lis Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

4 UsrRALtA PIONEER LINE-EsTA BIIsHED 1861
Carving the United States ynAlssaling positively
iSe DAY ady0rsed.The beautiful clipper snip SAMUEL
a. CLOVER 1900 tons burthen, George KeAun commsn-
Inexperienced Melbourne positively on the the lo Of Novem
nS Tho g. O. O. made the voyage Ass to Australia and
evered hsr cargo perfect order. She has magnificent
rnodstons for both first and second class passengerl
FOR freight passage apply board or 70 H. W. CAME
RON No Bowling Green. Sight bills for SALE and cash ad
made Conagnments. Conngnooa VI AuSsraua,
sS~.~r. WTfkinn0n BrCthoas 3 Co, IT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

rsyOR HAVANA QUAKER CITY LINE-CARRY1NG
the United States mail ana leaving eaon port every twenty
days. ..s,. ....,. ....r,.h,o vopr rnwr
CITY and the above port on Tuesday November Ct
fu O'clock from pier 4o North river Her next trips Will DO
made December and 70.
ssted for both speed. Her are
unequaiied For freight or passs{ge, apply To-
Fsrss cabin $50; second cabin S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

DIANOFORTE-A SPLENDID PEARL KEYED TX OC
l. carved legs and full rich tone oversruug
be bought very low. To be at 81 Walker street.
&77O PIANOFORTE-A GREAT BARGAIN.-A
UllU splendid octave Panoforte very little used,
for $l70 ut SIS Broadway Fourteenth street. n T. J.
COvENH0vENS Music Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

NyHEATRE FRANCAIs 5S5 BROADWAY
i A LA pEMANDE GENERAI.E DIES FAMILIES,
JEUDI NOVEMBER
JEAN LIE SOT
Operette en- un ace-Mrsinue de PiaH
Joue par Mile. Darcy NJ. Juigne ct Alfonso.
LES CROCHETS bU PEkE MARTIN,
Drama trois aces. joue par
MN. Bertrand Barry, Tallot EdSard, Mines. Adolphe,
Karsch ct Darcy.
oRDRL SPECTACLE.
]. Les Crochets. 2 Jean le Sot.
On comn.encera 8 heures moins quart.
Drayons Parlor Opera tous les Lund Mercredi ct Ven
dredi.
This theatre rent for every Monday "Wednesday and
Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

TTNIOm COURSE L. L--TkOTTIN0,-ON FRIDAY
Nov T. ~ ~ 0cl0ck match FOR e1O0 two mile beats
pesa three q Eve Mr.. kcKenpa names g. LAncer ];
Ihompenn namee .. & immediately after, pacing
match for S20 Mark MCGUIRE b. m Cayuga Maid Mr.
OBe NAN e. b. M -. Admission all parts Of the track
30 oena SHAW & WHITR Proprietors-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

ExHIBITIooN4 E EXTRAORDINARY. n,,,oox
GRAND AERIAL shlP ''' o'
THE LARGEST BALLOON EYER coNsTRUCrED.
From A. hx n RI Pan H. TILL FURTHER NOTICE
CRYSTAL PALACE GROUNDS
These grounds having c6s NJ Ne eS Sf W
's'' % S$SsSs HE enterprise
FsmiI ss Tiskei. admitting si1 persons '.a
\ s-01s 81 SSs INK III p z s'S 81 ASCENSION
sE OF
WEDNESDAY, nov f! ) aR eAE CONCERT At THE
BEErHovE sEso SNSf nAY SYMPHONY.
rHuRS Sah HoE u AfAp1 zfHA sE MUSIC
Me- w1' a. S's Ssc'sas ga1a.s
poDwoRrhhF's SALOON.
:, 49,, rMyn ;; s S7E SIfss,: Sow 1852
SeT9 S,, % e
Overture semiramids- arranged by Mr.. King
ss,a as fsS
D.
l. lie seourdes Fees, fragment planofore King King
PART II.
l. Duetto, "soiree Muscaie'Mss Madeline Celtic aud Mr.
Themes Xls.andre orsanME
g. Absence" (by reduest-Mr W. H. Cooke. IT. Sanderson
T. Solo cornet a.pisson, "Potpouwi second tmel-Mr.
g. He was dsspsed from tho Messiah with organ &C.
Compartment by Mr.. King-Mss Mary Gele Handel
J. Quartet,o, spiritusMlssss Geie, Messrs.
ssDor STNo Win preside at tie p.noiere D'''A
tory y New Yors ''0" na'
The Alexandra organ from the depot Of Bernard Fabrc
guettes, Jr
G 76s BROADWAY.
PHOTOGRAPHIC DIssoLvING VIEWS
" ''"'0 INGIAND. SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
Every evening this Doors open III to at
O'Clock. Admission IS cents
w NINTH WEEK
HOPE CHAPEL ~ Broadway,
BY VIII CHI 10000 persons have made the
EXCITING l nNp S 81 trHf4 SCENES.
This afternoon at 5. Evening TX.
Admission 70 ceots Children 10 cents
NTlSs ADAH IsAACs MENKEN,
M TIE ACCOMPLISHED ACTRESS.
BRIILIAKI ENGAGEMENT OF Two WEEKS
At Atlanta. Ga,
Opened at Columbus the 3lst
All letters OF busi0ess 10 be addressed box z "a
ounce -.---------------------
NEW YORKER srApT THEATRE, 81 4 50 BOwERY
pAs MAERcHEN Won KOENIG ALLGoLD. &
Meiodrsma by KNEfsEL.
DAIRY SULLIVAN AT BALTIMORE rHrs WEEK,
- commences engagement a, the Richmond Theatre
Monday Oct 81. Business letters 10 be addressed % W.
COWELl. agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

IN NOBLE. MONrGoMERY, ATLANTA, ALBANY, CO.
LUMBUS MACON, AUGUSTA.
And various places 10 Florida,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga
The FLORIDA Captain j. Crowen will leave on Saturday
Noyember g. ut NJ, from pier No North river. Tickets
a be the following plncesfare As low rs BY any
oher steaner from New York 10 Savannah accommodations
Superior- .,,, a., $500
Ma S26 Atlanta Ca $3 Albany, Ga, $A Columbus, Ca,
Is; Macon, Ga, $2l; Augusta, $50; Savannah, $lb
SAMUEL L. MITCHILL SON, Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

AdU0EMURXU.
MXBlO'S GARDEN
~ Mauagsr ". uxx~
q Crosby street.. 10 cents Orchestra seats ~.
Change Of time
Third week q us Sua e ~ so ss,1a,s at7k
Mr. AND MRS BARNEY WirITAMH
HOUSES STILL CROWDED. NiGiiTiY
nno NE auoseo cte delighted with the brilliant
the original Ixish Boy and Yankee GIRL -
GREAT EXCITEMENT
THIS DONNYBROOK Ji,
RECEIVED With DOUBLE ENCORE
DONNYBROOK jig.
SEE THAT DONNYBROOK JTG
IRELAND Ar II WAS
0L0RtOUGIY RECElvEU.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, New 4
FINLAND AZ IT WAS.
1hg8ca MI Harvey Wuarng
Svay U!rot .,............. ..Mrr Barney Wnlans
DONNYBROOK JIG, DONNYBROOK HQ
AN Ho5H IN SEVILLE.
which u nightly received N The
MOST ENTHUSIASTIC MANNER.
MRS. WILLIAMS IN kIoHT CHARACTMR2
ROwERY THEATRE.
~ Allen Bouface .LAusoas
rAsTculAn Norc. Doors open a OK O'Clock psE6ssa
~. wESSSEsDsf EVENING NOV. q 1884,
Ine entertainment will With The crand lAesH
orans ful OF interest aud peculiar Effects called
TIE THkk9 RED MIN
AHer WHICH the new buresQnc the H0b0kea O6Hnt
DOT
OAna carry o.
10 Conclude with the tragic drauaa az
LUCkErIA BORGTA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

Kt0E BAvANNAH AND FLORIDA.
II xhe Amor1cAn Atlantic Screw eeAmship Compauy's
new and fAvorllo staArnehip
M0NT0oMERY VIM O. Berry, Commander,
VII leave Etof u North river Thursday Nov. Atthree
solcck g Passage 70 Havannah Win unsurpassed
Through jackets 70 New orlsaus go 7S Mobile SS5 Mont
komory S8 Albany Ca, 43t Coumbus, $231Atianta 12S
q loWoo1 rates. M =
freaht 10 cents per fbok
Insurance one-haH per ont
Apply 10 81. b, CROMWELL 4 co. "A West ~ar>aA
T6e HUNTGVIlE Jno A. Post CnrnnsnSi.s ysIi .rc...
THURSDAY, Nov. TO- at three O'Clock 80 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

DIANOs PIANOS PIANOS GREAT REDUCTION IN
prices $225 Paros for S70 at I0o7 Broadway, corner
Thirty second street, SITS Pianos for S9S 97
way $500 Pianos for $40 at 1907 Broadway $3.50 Pianos for
$3.50 and some for $500 and $3.50 which win be found equal to
any $500 panoforte down town. written guarantee
three years given with every instrument Four beautiful
second hand Pianos for $780, 500 and $5 three maho
gany Pianos for $780, $5 and $40 splendid Organ of eight
stops pedals worth $780, for $3.50 0 Broadway
r. GONZALEZ.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-22
IF THESE THINGS BE so. THEN INDEED
AREALL

Ask Hon. John A. Poor of Portland, what it did
Burn in Two Hours Ask Miss
Fcnno, Steamer " Lcwision,'
what it did for her
in one day.
NEVER have Dealers had their prejudces fairly
overcome hy irrcfraglbe, overwhelming proofs,
DR. WIN. G, Bennett, of Fall River, says
Or SMITH PhilaIe phia-" have become interested in
your Electric Oh bea,c it is Good Article. Send me
l2 dozen small dozen medium and LARGE SIZE
Respectfully yours, WIN &. BENNETT.
Canton, ASK for SMITHS EleCrc Oh, as dangerous
count ertclts abound.
To EDIToRs-CAUTIoS,-Pu Of newspapers
respectfully cautioned the falseho0d re-
spe, myself, OF young fellow assuming French
which have appeared in several newspapers Of late
Such notices would not he admitted where he Is known.
e. B. SMITH, NJ. u
II Proprietor OF SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL.
From the best Druggist in Indiana
DR. SMITH, think we can make good thing from
the sale Of Electric oil here for believe from
own experience, it areaNy good article.
Yours, respectfully,
II. {. LAWRENCE,
Lafayette, Iut., Nov. Il 1858. Wholesale Druggist.
- II ever steamboat hid fall supply Of SMITHS
Eieot!lr OIL, What amount Of suffering would be
IIeved IfeveTy fnly supplied. how pain
wound flee SMITHS Electric on is the most Soothing Of
all preparations AMI do harm How pIeasantt
is infants gums ladic gathered breast felon,
or any mc,mat"ry. pa,nGH!ca>e Tnrl ardsee.
Ask for Dr.. SMITHS Electric on
II II. HAY & Co., the great Northern Druggists, PORT
!anI who have sold large quantity the last monhs
and who know lis great yaI3r, now say apaln
PORTLAND, April 18th 1858.
nj tIpl i
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-22
DIR. Smiths Oil Cures Afflicted

Having had considerable experience in the use 0. Dr.
Smiths Electric Oil have hc.Itancy IN saying that
IT srpasscs anything have yet found the cure
Rheumatic complaints Having long suffered from Rhcu-
MatiSn was induced to try this remedy and was almost
aSt"nlshCd at the result as 1t arcc ted a rapid and
think permanent cure, would advise all suffering from
rheunat'c"T nervous diseases try this medicine with
out delay aud think you Will bind that rightly named
SAMUEL WILSON.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-22

Ff0n NE beSI dealer IN Albany, NfT.1
pr. SMITH, Phila. The demand for your Electric
Oil has been most oxraordinaryI have retdiled
ny 81 large bottles in single day besides the other
II highly spoken Of and some great cures have
been made here by Please send me IL dozen more of
each size. Db!Ige yours truly.
L Drurrist
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-22
An old feast Revived,

" Mag ws ncrer rant a friend or bottle to gire
him. avorite sentiment among the cievotecs
Of Bacchc. while they .HblDne M lids which were
securing tJr them hnH hut poverty, 'scracc misery
ah1&r.:" f.. wAatA tilrgc has been Effected since
thr )j~ very of DR. SNITHS Electric OIL Many pam
fr}r ' H' "ngenered by The old custom have acid
eli Ia III ,:r inHeH 81 his mAchleSs prel ti
and iAs p have been renovated by use now Apply
TO It thrtrt u sentiment May trcnt friend
or boWc "' DR.. SMITHS Electro on, TO gre him..
v / Paper.
= For small sum all may he re}Ieycl Of Headache
Rheun0'iam Neuralgia, Paralysis, Asthma Govt
Piles letter. Felons, SweLings Cramp Deafness,
UOunds, Burns Sore Throat Gathered Breasts ETC.
- hsk DR.. SMITHS Electric Oil or YOU will
be luh The victim of fraud.
Don't Believe It:--If any interested one tells You
that physic iodnes guiacum bleeding, and hund ed
other njudcious will relieve pain like SMITH S
" Electric OIL don't believe it. The simple truth is
dali made evident every where. in the undong of the
previous bad management of the most severe cases ever
heard of this country any other by the use Of this
Electric Oil
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-22

60 John Mitchell advised all fugitive
slaves to return voluntarily to their masters.
The advice on the whole was good. Won't
John take it himself and 90 back of his own
accord to Botany Bay.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-22

90" Peter Sharp says his wife is equal
to four "fulIs,' beautiful, arm full and av.
full.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-22
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
a ND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the aren-
w ton of the Trade, and MOI:
especially the Physicians Of The
country, to two of the most poPa-
lar remedies now before the pubS
We refer to
Dr.. Chas M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend thsr 8
universal Cure-alls, but simply TOT
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from IN
human system. 1t has also ha
administered with the most sat-
factory results to various Anln-s
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINS
all BILIOUS DERANCEMENTs, siA
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases Of
FEVER AND ACUE,
preparatorv to or after taking W
nine, they almost invariably max
speedy and permanent, cure .n
As specifics for the above llis'
toned diseases, they are unf''A'I'
and never known to fail "n 'a az ~
ministered in accordance WIN =
directions. ,..:.~
Their unprecedented popu'a'''
has induced the proprletors'
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug bt's'fss'
in which they have been G susss@
fully engaged for t. the last tt: 1s tbs1
Years, and they will now give us ~
undivided time and attention
their manufacture. And bs'ngg e..
termined that DR.. M'Lanes I D..
brated Vermifuge and Liver t;;rb
shall continue to occupy the Y. r
position they now hold among mo- H., .
great remedies of the day. Nv ';',.
will continue to spare neither her p p,s
nor expense in procuring ,h' , an
and Purest material, and gun gum
pound them in the most tho'019
manner. Address all orders y :.
FLEMING BROS Pittsbu'sh r. =,
rs Dealers and Ply scians ORDERING ". ,,sr -
than Fleming Bros, will do well to @I rgsyard
distinctly, and take bat DR.. NJ Ian. ssa;rg "
them trial, we will forward per mail: r,snI er ts
part of the United States one box g = Vsrmnss :.
three-cent postage stamps, or one wa ~ Causa 90
fourteen three-cent stamps. All orders 1'e
DO accompanied by twenty cents extra ...s
+. GEESAMAN s w., ,,s
| At Council Bluffs, sole AgenSJo' ass
Io,ca and Nebraska.
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Psftawattamie Cou...
FOR SALE 81
HORACE EVERrr,
Gouncil Rp.~

g wT Sc or 20, 10, 4s--4a
Ne Sps!nger's farm, s mile. rh, asajs,a,,-
~ Or 2, rs, $40 acrs, 'N i. toss.
--potton land, miles above Judy. ~ y Aassal,e.
M u y 5. n, 41--s0 acres = s.lyaats ~ n,
zoe creek, mile southef. Mr -. s.a'osr. "a Il
n = 81 ,, n, 4o--lse acres, silv., s,
,erbarys IN a sheey a e., q ssr "a i,
81 EWf 5 War n a,sx
" gr 2, 10, 40--240 acres, Nish,.,W r,axxs
tom land; On the Stage route es., ''aaay fol,.s v
Grove, JOINING G A siocnn's and H.. hiis ~
the south, and Mr. Files and Plssh sa ~
There Is no better body Of land r. a. q De ~ .
near. ''ahefass o. u
Also, s W or wv or; and ersr
timber. ''ss'a iSss ~. ~
81 W Or 10, and arsEus-
Sishnabotany bottom land, . miles ~ = n-iA =,
near Cntzinger's Mill; about 10 ss.. Nevis e
tract; i mile north Of the new STAR - ,aser = 4
Or and ! W ar !, 7s, $3.50 Ia "a
on the sishnabo'tsny River, mlts. ~. ktas
Pieree's farm. '''a' AMI ss.j,;s. %
N Or " qra; wHsEar; s,srx
En- \ or %; NJ MGR; Ell Nv Akf1s..
and n W qr Ear %, n, 4s-4o0 - ~ " ssys,,
about miles above Reefs mill, aaa 4 u pse
Vi - ~, and 8 " aryr
Gil Bluffs. ~'''' Eiss t,va v
Eh4, VIZ Wqr, and xaxw
$500 acres. bottom, slope and No. Gsrs.
pigeon 70 miles Of Council Mn. p'aris a.
Of TIMBER. This very ine trsct to1 saa -
" of " or " or; and W = "a is'ss IA -
Or 81, IS, 44-2oo acres, bottora t "TsI at,
| Council Bluffs. S0'u iaha, II ~
| ~ or; VIZ Sc or, andsw,
100 acres, bottom land, On Lit,Is s ~ syssp
! Of /. J. ChiIds 'is SILVER. ~
En- ar Is; n Or and w4sp
acres bottom land % Silver Crees IL " y As-s
EH W Or; and whsEu1s7sr 49,
| State road. s"uah Of bridge q !,
S or wqr IS, rs, $40 AFRO, ,,
| Places and CFenneF's farms uiie nosis .,
| 81 n or Y; aud W qrswrro,
| town " eae iaale from 4.
- Or, and Z or 10; sssw
a. -; SaSo acres Oh SlshnabottaRy. a, 80 ri
100 acres Of timber balance bottom NJ. u 6's
ADJOINING Mr. True's and Mr. wrisht,s f,r,rs @a Ess
-" Or; y r QrSw Or; andsg~,r
| 90 al-l35 30 acres, on keg creek, . mis- =. 81
MIL, and y mile above Mr. Min.urK's farm -. :.
| from Council Bluffs. Also, single ,rart j. 's.'
| SIX THOUSAND Afpra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26
The Hide and Leather Trade OF New York
An 1859. ..

The commercial statistics show that this city Ia the
largest hide market this contnest in the world
The total mporatons for the fiscal year ending January
&c. 1861 amounted to the value Of nearly
half Of which from South America, including Buenos
Ayres, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, &c and the value
Of skins from British India amounted to 81 sS44 OF
the whole amount imported into the United States
New York received $6,62e,c2 The greater part
Of the supplies received are sold 10 the tanners
in tho interior, who return their equivalent in
dressed leather and skins, and which distributed
over the United States with shipments 10 England;
the chief saes, however, made directly 10 the manu-
acturers Of boots and shoes Thug by the aid OF com
merce the plains OF the tropics supply the hides from
which, after the process Of tanning the feet OF those In
shod The political disturbances the Rio La Pate
the pampae Of the Criaoco, tell upon the supply and
prices Of hdoand hence upon the value Of leather and
the prices OF shoes and boots decidedly
of similar character at the South would do upon the prices
Of cotton and ts products The late war on the La Plate
has caused prices TO advance both England ana In this
country. Leather also has assumed greater drnlness
The advance In Buenos Ayres hides has reached about
cent per h. The receipts tho past week from foreign
ports amounted to 4767 and including those from
neetc ports reach total OF 4,290. The total imports
for this month reached 128 9o4 The sales during
the week have reached $1,000, q which 1850 were
hand amounts to $780, against 600 at the time
IN 1858, and 3S2 400 in 1871 The leather market was
scve last week. and safes large, while prices closed at
an ADVANCE Of fully " TO cent per 10. the stock was
rrsr good Anninss were Withdrawn from marset ~
current rates. holders preferrng TO await the opening Of
e new year, under the eupposon that prices Will rule
mgneI. YAK slaughter and sailed, ranged from &c to
soo aor cropped spanish AND good light middle aud
neavy wegns Hemlock from ali kinds OF hides, ranged
from lsc. for heavy Orinoco 70 20c 22c for light and
middle weights Bneuos Ayres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

The week closes a rather better market than we
had from Monday to Thursday. Early in the week some
Of the sreetand board obbers avaing themselves Of
the prevailing dulness, assaed some or the more prom
nent fancy stocks with vigcr and success Tho conduct
Of the New York Central directors in anticipating their
usual dividend day, by declaring dividend Of enc per
cent less than was expected exercised prejudcl effect
on that stock which, having remained steady 1t so while
all the other stocks the list had declined per cent
was the more likely TO yield any vigorous pressure
Accordingly, the bear offerings caused Central decline TO
75x, and several Western stocks proportion. On Fri
day there was rally, and yesterday-party in
quence Of the demand for three days deliveries coming
on a single aay--a further advance took place.
So far the future of the market Ia concerned the
argument Of the bears appears chiefly to be that during
the agitation Of the slavery question: cannot ad
vance, as the public will not 10 risk money In ucu
atng securities The bulls on the other hand point 70
the steadyncrease Of trafc the railways and argue
that the Improvement in their business and the resump
ton Of dividends must tend To foster speculation and
investment in railway property The experience Of the
past has generally been that after the holidays there
increase Of business the Stock Exchange People
generally not disinclned 10 put money into stocks
afoat in the hands OF Individuals arising from dvi-
dends paid, interest, &s.
The following statement Of the earnings Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad for the month Of November 1858
and 1852
Years..
1859 sl67 ola a
Increase. sci, 024 96