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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for Noyem' Or is on our
tshle. This number Of this excellent periodical is
enbelshcd with portrait of our distinguished de-
ceased eountrymaa, the Hon. Rufus Choate from
that admirable engraver. Sartain. This portrait
possesses interest to most our readersin connec
ton with the eloquent language in which Mr.. Ev-
erett has embamed his memory.
The literary selections are, AS usual mesterly
among which are Literary Forgeriea, from Titan
History and Times of NJ. Guznt, from the Edin-
burgh Review, and many others of absorbing in.
terest. The December nnmbsr will he embellshed
with five portraits of men Of renown. Victor has
it for sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

tIME's Cod Liver on, carmans Cod Liver OIL Egg Mus
!, iHr,, IN bottles, for sale by
oct l-dts j. u. 1llbMPsoS, DruRRsi-
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G1sAr1,s. 11Anns LAM

GENTS GOoDS..-FAIIt,l S5R:,,
FpSIIf subscriber has received his FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. consisting full line Of Black and Colorel
cloths, from medium 10 The finest h's Doe skins, plain and
.rri-d ack tn..imr: best fancy French tassnefs Vel
sila yciugs, all ir newest styrs "t Butons ir
Dress tomts business suits n,l Nc-s; and prepared, with
get l5,lins WM /. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

TIE KEIcKERBocKER.-Th November number
contains no illustrations but the articles are read
able They are entitled rs follows: Rural Lille IN
Ancient Greece, The White Queen, The Exotic
Tree, French Invasion Of England. Unpublished
Recpilections OF Douglas Jerrold, Poesy, The ko-
nance of Poor Young Man, Departed. English
and Scuitish Ballads, The Infants Burial, French
AInanacs, Tobacconalia. The number is good
one For sale by Victor,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

L'Nthut lot ms dIstfItI OCT y 'uINV1V
Daxy" The undersi gned having been appointed by
The Common Council Commissioner OF the Revenue for the
City of lSnchburg, respectfully himsf enndi'
ae for The Office for the State As ns here
oie held both oce he hopes receive the support OF the
Nners al lynchnurg l.. n. ECBANk.
l-,llulg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

-dIs j, IT. 7
teyRIMMINGs! TRIMMINGS just received Quilted Rib.
n h,nA Fringps Gnoons. Velvet Ribbons. " le Crochet
tfnvr- black and coored Iasscs black and coorcd Cloak
Findings Skirt BrIds &c &c, which makes stock coiil
lec lnree usually KEPT In retail store North
oath our goods warranted Ia brof the best quality ai
rpap Indies respectful, invited 10 give US tnIi
f.. ,rc purchasing a. scn here. l.. A. n 7. KINsEY,
,,t Is.ds 1906 Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

n eaAnSf
the 10Th INST, The interest II Mr. John Sial-, decd, In
, al staples Martin Co.. ceased. The l,usi
the will bc conducted tmir the stlc 81" STA
PlIs MAETiN y PoWERS NJ the old mud Convenient stand
staples MARTIN CO.. opposite the Va. Tenn Rniroad
Depot where hlil Be glad Ia aud wait all Who may
favor us with u cali THOMAS Staples,
JOIIH =. NAET1N,
u. T.. POWERS.
T. sA fall supply OF aaoalEiIs iWn.s iiaud at low
nric,. uC ~ dts
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18th Semi-Annual Card.
comprising rNrrl hflltIo lsTInIhnH Ia tRr
Clothing and GcntlemcnS' Furnishing Trade,

THNE subscribers invite thu attention IT their
and the public generally Il their end
rte stock III FALL. AND WINTER COO Is Ia store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01

OrGI CANDY. for Coughs, t"ila, IIonrsen - sc
Just made another lol Of that opnnr tngt Candy
gives mH,Gia relief in those dlsagrcbe coughs pro
iuccd by bronchial irritation he smallest child ~ use It,
SOFA at j. II. T1IJMFSoS'5
oct 92-dts Drug store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
NJ CIV Concern

o. roBEg oath, lisa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
Naval News.

We learn by letter received from the ives. Coast of
Africa dated tho latter part of August that the United
States vincennes ST. Pauls de Ioando;
all on board well. The Marion cruising in the Blight
The slave trade had been very active operations in that
line Of late having received check owing the
prompt measures taken by the administration to prevent
the landing Of slaves in the United States il was
thought that owing 70 the augmentation Of squadron
on the coast--which now consists Of the San Jacnto
Constellation, Portsmouth, vnccnncs, Marion Mystic and
Sumrterin connection with the English, would be en-
abled TO put an entire stop TO the traffic.
The eteam gunboat roquois, fitting out al the Brooklyn
Navy Yard 10 be ready by November l. when she goes
upon her trial trip It s rumored that owing to the news
from China her destination has been changed. I.
The trial Of Lieutenant Duvall Is nearly closed The
charge against him "disobedience Of orders.v
Since the Minnesota has been found rotten rumor
says the Susquehannah viii be fitted for the Nederra-
Lieutenant Hart has been detached from the receiving
ship North Carolina and ordered TO the Iriquoe LENT
Branard has also been detached and ordered 10 he ag
ship OF the homo squadron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
City Intelligence.

BASE BAIL-A meeting of the Presidents of all the base
ball associations in this vicinity members Of the National
Association), will meet at hafpast o'clock this
evening at the Astor House, to make arrangements II
possible, to play friendly game Of base ball with the all
English eleven.
The WATER Stock THE Cry-The Comptroller gives
notice that the water stock of the city, payable in January
next will be paid in advance presentation to the Com
missoners OF the Sinking Fund.
TARGET ExCURsloS.-The Dawson Guards, Captain
George Donaldson will parade for target practice their
fourth annual excursion the 25th inst The company
will leave Military Hall, Bowery at A. NJ that day
and proceed TO Benefits shooting grounds, East New
York
FREMENs PARADR.-CoRREcToN.- was enormously
Of the daily papers, in describing late
remen's PARADE that Croton Hose No. had volun
eers the rope This is great mistake; the persons
described az tvolunteers'' were honorary members.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
Army Intelligence.

Yesterday, at 10 A. NJ. an inspection Of the whole mill
tary force al Governors Island, including two detach
ments of recruits numbering l25 cach intended for
Oregon Territory took place before the Inspector General
Colonel Mansfield u s. A. These recruits, said to be by
the officers in command the finest the GLAND
fo{ many years leave tomorrow in the Atlantic for
oregon Territory reinforce the Fourth and Ninth reg
mens OF infantry under Gen. Harvey.
at the inspection the recruits made fine appearance
as DID those stationed permanently a Governors Island
pod ready for service The whole force, when nspectcd
ioTMed battalion Of Six large companies Captain DeIan
cy Floyd Jones and Lut. H. A. f. Worth, Eighth infantry
commanding Company 4: Lent Cadmus n. Wilcox, CON-
maning Company b. Lieut. Louis Morris, First artillery
commanding Company c; Lieut. +. II. Bache, Fourth in
Ithtry, commanding Company % Lieut. f. H. Soughton,
Fourth infantry, commanding Company E, and Lieut..
J,hn J. Upsham, Ninth infantry, commanding Com
pany +.
Major Holmes in command of the battalion, Lieut..
R. g. Cole, Eighth Infantry Adjuant, and Dr. Lamb Sur
geoD OF the Post, Surgeon.
Major Aloemare Cady takes command Of the recruits,
AM the following officers ordered 10 proceed with
hem - oregon. yz:-Brevet Major George p Andrews,
,apam lhird artillery: Captain Andrew J. Smith, First
Dragons; Captain I. Fletcher, Ninth infantry; Captain
Rensselaer, w. Foote, Sixth infantry; First Lieut. BENZ T.
smith, Sixth infantry; Second Lieuts. John T. Mercer,
FIRST dragons; and Aaron Hardcase Sixth infantry
Yesterday afternoon the officers present the Island,
and large number OF invited guests from city the
majority being ladies' conveyed by the steamer r. l.
Nabey especially chartered the enter
tanned at the residence Of Ca d, De Iancy Floyd JONES'
Commandment Of Company A, stationed on the Island.
Leave Of absence for sixty days has been granted 10
second Lieutenant St Clair bearing, Second artillery. 10
take effect on the adjournment Of the General Court Mar
ta at Platsburg Leave of absence thirty days has
been granted 70 Assistant Surgeon Thomas H. Williams,
medical department Camp Floyd u r. and To the fol-
lowing officers stationed at the same place, for sixty
days-Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Ruggles Captain
John G. Johnson, First Lentenants VIM. H lewis, Peter
W. J.. Pympton, W. W. Garland, Nathan A. H. Dudley,
John H. Forney Second Leuenants W. C. Ill., Alex. Muir
ray, VIM. w. Peasc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
Military Ffnes-The Comm utatfon Tax
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Military Ftnes-The Comm utatfOn Tax.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
nn matter Of tslo sarpvsa ono has not
taken of the gloves and handled the matter of paying the
military tax enforced in New York in the manner
II deserves. Look at the law and how is complied
witt-act II 1855, chapter $50, section 8, liz
All persons subject military duty residing within the
ocer thereon shall ANNUALLY or as Often as be rag
quse appoint of his commissioned officers
& S nj
Ss Of sr Of such
parade and such other may be
before onsy q saa On each
to aser hs and sna
q the warned and notified b. him the nme and
such the Division Board may allow
Now, strange as may appear, not one title Of this
law is complied with; the commandant officer is not
allowed by the Division Board either enrol his COM
pany district appoint person in accordance with the
foregoing section, made to him. How then
you may ask is it done9 The Division Board who have
under this law right only TO approve assume TO them
sssvs contrary 70 law the right to appoint We al
case, where the Mayor had the right to ap.
point, the Common Council only the right to
dare say anything about the Division Boardwhch the
month Of April in each year appoints committee to make
name on the slate and this committee arrange with the
old man who bears that name for the enrolment the
sum for his services 81 GOO This old gentleman, who
is feeble from advanced age and unable to do the active
duty he contracts for employs Tom Dick and Harry do
the business for him. The commandant OF the COM
pany knows anything about them they their
return not to him but to any commissioner Of deeds who
may be most convenient and these paid by the
number Of names they SO enroll, it does not matter
whether you citizen not, whether you over
age or belonging to military fire organization other
wise, down goes y0nr name, you add TO the st and if
you have any walk TO the Court Of Appeals and
settle II.
Nor is this all The field officer who holds The Court of
Appeals has his instructions The marshal he appoints is
net his officer but from thenceforward belongs 10 the III
vision Board. He is not obliged to his warrant
every thirty days, make any return the
the officer holding the court his in Office
Is allowed by the said Division Board TO the LIST day May
1860 TO make bis return. Where the said Division Board
ind law justIying such proceedings mystery but il
Is plain to any that such Is the specified
in sec. 3d. art A. title Of the laws of 1854 could say
much 10 the bungng and illegal manner in which
this law enforced which is less unpopular with the
nuniformed than 1t is with every well meaning military
man.
let the public know that they have rights at the Court
Of appeals; let them raise the objection that The enroll
ment was not made according 70 law, and consequently
no warrant can issue without subecng the officer holding
the court 10 q personal action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

echr Phillips Mount, Georgetdwp-Brown DeRos.ett
eloop Orion. -, Providence-H RscketA
Steamer Novelty. Bell PhiadelDha
Steamer Concord Norman Phladelpbia
ARRIVED
passengers, to Ludlnm Heineken n
hark Adeads Cooper Bailey, Salt Cay, IT. 10 days. with
hrg Cyrene tnr Bogar Mergone, sept o. with Haywood,
and rain from enc with sharp shnins heavy sSundsr
os, m,uds saysa split topgalansa and main topmast stay
sail "a ns sailed from naRuA for Crooked Island Passage
u company with bark Stranger for New York wind BY N;
Increased before sails blown under ths
xets vessel iabortng heavily and the making compea
preach oyer herr AN the wind suddenly canted NV
a. % ~ and blowing possbe s harder think he bark
very long low; sharp vessel and deeply loaded
with sugar Re- to sturqcs 1 Co.
senr Encnartress Lynch Savannah days with cotton 4c
70 Mcsaeady Ao Co. Experienced heavy weather; split
schr A Mcneil. Hand, Wilmington, NC. days. Had.
schr Oregon, Krapse. Washington, NC. days
Schr Julia Clark; CLARK Little Egg Harbcr. days
nchr Active, Hunt. Bass River, days
schr Mary Frances Gilman. Bass River. . days
Schr Daniel webster Perry Albany for Providence
Schr New Haven Griffin, Staatsburg for Wilmington, Del
When coming down the river parted main sheet
sioop Gazele johnson, Norhpert, ? days
eteamer Boston. Selew. Philaf0lDhA.
Steamer PetSel Baker, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamship Columbia Chsreston; ship Good Hope Fan Fran
CISCO bark H~uqua; Fleet Wing Aoble and others
Wind during the day NV, fresh ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

BRAND Military PARADE, REVIEW AVID INSPECTION
The Seventh regiment, National Guard, Col Marshall
Lenerts and the Seventy first regiment American Guard
Colonel A. 8. Voaburgh, wiz assemble Hamilton
sqpare, Yorkye, s day, for review, drs and nspec-
Con the former at ten A. and the latter A.
NJ Unexpected that Governor Morgan and staff, Mayor
nemann AID Brgadier General WIZ Hall, will be present
and review the troops. Ia the afternoon the rcgi
mens Ti form together Twenty aird street, between
ihrd and Fifth avenues. os street parade They will
march Through Fifth aven.e 70 Fosrtecnh street to
DIasp~ay and thence down Broadway Tho two regi
D,enG VII form in Twenty.tbird stree. about four
SeoS onr chizns Rl witness OF the finest military
"a ule season. and dosbL but the two .'crack'
spectators 49, ~ ~ ~ "'' '.
''sfEcrSos OF TIE SECOND REGIMENT Ar WASHING
TON PARADE GRorSD.
.pSe'oh Of the Second aegluent tod. place at
Ground The rey afternoon in The wAshrg,aa Parade
xaa comnnanJoi sent Wrned out aDout lao s.r1ng and
-" 4 un the occasion by M1lnr IrMIn "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

slow 70 move IN such matters They should bear 10
mind The maxim, " Aide tci ct 10 ciel Aidera."
THE SPLIT IN THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Brockport IN ~ correspondent informs us that the
Genesee Conference Methodist Episcopal CHURCH, COM
posed Of delegates from the Buffalo, Niagara Genesee,
place Among the notabties present are the Rev DR..
Simpson, Bishop Of Western New York; Rev. D d.
Whedon, editor Of the Quarterly Reriee, D. W. Clark,
D. D. editor Of the Ladies' REPOSITORY; A. Stevens, l.
Of the CAriaian Advocate and Journd J. NJ Reid D. .I
President Of Genesee College; p Durbin D. D., secre-
tayy Missionary Society as well several other equally
celebrated gentlemen OF the Methodist persuasion He adds
that:-The faction division OF the Church known as
Naxartes holding camp meeting In TIE outskirts Of
the Religious excitement seasoned by tho spirit OF
opposition, at great height and thousands being
attracted from all parts Of this and the adjoining States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
Correspondence OF City Officials Respect
Ing the Claim Of Jacob sharp against
the City for Nearly S2s, 200.
SUPREME COIRT--aPECIAY TENN.

Before Hon. Judge lngraham
ocT, 10-Jaco6 Sharp Us. The Mayor, de-, Of Nsw Fowl
Mr. W. G. Noyes moved on behalf Of the Comptroller to
reopen Judgment obtained by Jacob Sharp against the
Corporation for $27 $40. Mr.. D. d. Field opposed the
motion on the part Of Mr. Sharp Mr. Busteed and Mr..
Fullerton opposed the motion the part Of the Corpora
ton MT Fullerton read rather sharp Official communities
iions between the Comptroller and Corporation Counsel
The Judge took the papers and reserved his decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
Personal Tp,.,,,

O. lie Donx Elgee, Esq, ss4crc,s',
Mission to Mexico, in New r.ans " t,.' a,nsr,can
he le on the steamer Of the ain or vsra Cruz AS
The Providence Post is intofmed thai j ,,u. !, ~,
iii, OF Fall River, Mss. for sfyra ycars y r ~,
TIVE Of the Legislature, and more comfy Cnqt t
o. me Fire Department Of that city, has le Tor m =
known, under the irnpulation of having commIlt,l ~
gerry il s stated that he has usei the abme 81 II 81 nj
ward r. pgt1non aud others, bat 10 what e1ysl = mn
sAogp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

FROM THE FISHING GRoUND.-A letter from fhe
fishing ground dated Pirate Cove SEPT g. 70 the Glouces
ter grcph avs that for tho last three weeks the sh-
ing feet has d. nc but little. Tho opening OF the month
ENCOURAGE enough, but several heavy blows In enc
esson have evented the accomplishment Of anything
siurn N - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
Arrivals and Departures.


From Richmond, &c. in the steamship Yorktown-I Webb
Dixon and lady Gregory, @ II Clark, Mrs Smith
Cornell Rev Bennett and daughter, B Busson Fiske
Fiske, G Green Rev Pnrvis and lady, Miss Jarvis
ChaDrau, J. Jordan Steward and lady Bullock Mrs
Crawford, Master and Miss Crawford, J Morris.
From Ponce, In the schr Mary Alice-w II Allen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

FATAL DUEL AT COLUMBUS, Mrss-Wc learn
by despatch 10 tho Mobile Tribune that fatal duel
was fought IN the vcty Of Columbus Miss on the even
ing Of the sth inst. The parties Mr.. Moore, MGR
chant Of Greeisborough, Ala, and Dr. Wiley. The
latter Tss shot through the bead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

THAHKsGIvrN0.--The Governor of Rhode Island
has appointed Thursday, the oath Of November, Thanks
giving Day. The Governor Of Kentucky has also ap-
pointed the 2th,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20
Port OF New York, October 10, 1850.

CLEARED
Steamship Columbia Berry Charleson-sponord, Tneston
Co =.
Steamship Georges Creek eager, Bsltmore-H Cromwell
Co.
ehIn Smith Creighton. New Orleans " Elwen \ Co.
Shin Escort Bryapt New Orleans-RObe0n h Fosdick.
ship Mnsconomo, swssey. New oreansr nerriL Abbott
Shin Fairfield, Hathaway, Chnrleston--G Buckley.
Bnrk Oregon Chase, Tr1nidad-I GaRer
Rnrk Mnonn fSwe, Rydcn. Charleston-Funch Meincke
BARK J Bryant Howe, beverly.
BRIG Mary Morton, Dawson, dbraAr--J Whitney 4 Co
brig Boynon, Kendrick Port au Princc-A Roker Mohl
brig Thomas Trowbdge Anger Barbados-H Trowbridges
Cons.
Brig Cspela, Head, - john onatsyia Co.
gchr w Raleigh, Phlips, Hayannah-D Murray.
schr W Vaughan, Clifford Wimington--D Murray
Echr Falconcr, Trrcll Petersburg-Merrill Abbott
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS
EMPIRE CITy-From New York ID arriving at Havana 7
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 20h Havana sd
arriving at New York 2oth.
CAHAwBA-From New York 1nh, arriving nj Havana 17th
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 2h Havana Sh
arrfvihg NJ New York 3d. -
PHnAprIrHIA-From New York Hth arriving Al Havana
bh, arriving al New York 18th.
DE SOTo-Fr0m 2tb arriving nj Havana st and
New Orleans Sd. From New Orleans l2h Havana lHb ar
irving At New York 10Th. -
ouAxrR Ciry-From New York Oct g. arriving At Havana
an From Havana Nov arriving at New York 9th The
Quaker City sails from New York every N days
KAPrAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau, MP,
the arrival Of every alternate Cunard seamer York
B-When the above dates fall Sunday tho win
SAL ON Monday, except from New Orleana
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al packages and asws Intended Jbr ~ NEW YoRx HERALD
FOR YoRx-THs DAY
SUN RISES. ID NOON RISES morn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-20

pressed by US that Of Mr. Broderick's rness and
well known courage should have acted go cumsy in the
duel in which he his death gives the following cxpa
nation Of the fact
Judge Terry whose character for bravery no one who
knows him VIII for 4 moment doubt, selected as his
friends On th.s occasion two gentle men, OF whom
served his country honorab!y ia Of the bloody en-
gagesns p Mexico, aud whose character gentleman
and soldier has been inpeached. The other "a
who resides san Francisco, the Mission road
and is well known throughout California having fought
cisco Herald in which he shattered the arm Of hs adver
sary Since That occurrence this person has made the
Of pistol shooting study, and from long and constant
practice has attained reputation wherever lie is
model duellis', being considered dead pho, and
thoroughly posted in all the tricks and man0uvres which
might give advantage in this once honorable and fair
method IL aclus,ir, personal Difficulty Under Tho
tuition ~ such second the IL Is surprising that
Judge Terry should have evnced the field thorough
knowledge OF the tactics pertinent 10 the CODE regards
position, mode u firing, hc and hct Mr. Broierick san
sensibe q this advantage in his adversary mig conduct
throughout The whole affair clearly shows.
These facts correspondent thinks fully accounts for
the cunsiness displayed by ths unqueaonabiy brave
man.
OUR pEErN RELATIONS.
london correspondent Gays that ,lc English may at.
feet TO ehuckle over ar Wards position, bu. no is cor
WINGED that they would be glad to have one Of their en-
vcys Gin the same box"
STEAMBOAT MANAGEMENT.
IA Nervous Passenger" complains Of tho manner in
which steamboat captains manage their boats he says
that he the steamboat Sylvan Grove on Friday
evening last on her last trip from Harlem 70 New York
and when ia The the captain Of The Grove blew
his whistle twice for the Sylvan Shore take tho left
ard the Shore answered by blowing once The
quence very nearly collision. Hsone II these cap
tans were compelled TO ray attention 10 the law
that regulates these things there would he says be fewer
accidents.
THE UNION FERRY COMPANY
Brookiynitc, referring To our expose Of the con-
fcct o. this monopoly, Saturday last, says that
~ opposition the company is about being organized
We >ss. believe when VIC sec IT, The Brooklyn people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
Boar0 ano Rooms.

BOARD for ONE FAMILY, with the whole
I'D palor foo The third hoor In tbs Ent'h bs,enet
house with all tue No. lS5 East SO 81 fez
any other boNdep 10 the house. SARAH COUGH
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-By Gen
" tusn Wife three Children aud Servant during the Sun
MIR months Woud prefer loc,tion tbs Hudson River
In private family. Must be within hour Of New
York Address , Box No. i6 fostOtce, stating locsaon
ard terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
6iaiionerp ano fantp GOODS.

EO PER CENT SAY ED-in ruling
elD BIZ The AID OF our Patent Steam Railing Machine
O.Ecod Posted PENS ing $500 sheets per hour We eas
Furnish pepper deslers booksssr reonsn ana pn.s" 49,
FHrx unIarysssed together with large stock WILs r.
.,x CARSON g. HAND, No. n Besfnsn IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
6orses, Carriages, &r.
printing.

AT EVERDELLS.-Weddip Cards, Notes,
N Tbess osebstsd Cards. spleDd1ly engraved Only
BE- bad IN BFoadpsy Of Dosbe ofesrs received 81 nall
ENGRAVING aud PRINTING, HALF-PRlCE.
Ia wsd6pg At Hone and Visiting Cards Bill Heads Bug
psss Csrda Chects tc. At KtLbfs. No. Folnnft 81 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

COUNTRY PLACE wAETED-Por ono or
" more J'Ss q 10 Koch RvT. A<<fsss. s,stss
sus, Is Or No I. sol Pcst-cHoe.