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, 1859-09-24
Railroads..
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
I'LL LAKE ST1DIE RAILROAD. s-a.on Arrange
t1- ct. l.,a. tAzes elect Or s,,.t alter Apn1 ID.
u Th1uasL Kouss NJ Yok lLsrn. PL!iad.lph:..
Eatuaosc ~ashlExtou. eprnxte!t Wsrertsr. Portland.
t1uetec; Uetroi .sas.uu hItec. Ssca1 Falls Eu.-
H. Dsakirt, A!any. i: land, Montreal, r"1eao. teve
anc Pul.barxh. Ha71saurxh, Wheeling. syracuse Troy.
Burlington IA alt the poIIts In renus, New York.
and the Asw f. gland et4tes.
ttJ su. Mil and Accommodation Va old Michigan Line.
tally. Sundays excepted. fs,rhinx fols.to AZ 4:-a
rm, cnu1setInS II Adrian with LIE ttan Fsachsas
Dstsdt nj s:D pm. conusal1Ik with trains
Great WestxIn r. Il. Line.
Sao IN. New York E1psfss ttAlI7 except sunday) rio
Goshen Air Lt1e, ftarh Toledo II ~ rtn, and
D.ttoIt GlfecA A. s:i3 In tine to eoEDrct with
trains on Great WeHern Railroad East 32rd and
Ill po!uts interior In Cana4ia.
800 ru New York and Bostop E1pFt.s dafly Saturdays
exc. ptsu}, Y!a old N!ehlS1n road, sfachts Toledo
1t Zoo M, Ind Dxirplt It.0. ennnectsng with
,:Al pm t1an on Great estsru H-H.
Correction nae Clyde ahd Mnufoez1a for al points
Interior u southern md Middle Ohio. Direct eoanrcttns
mad ClevslaaL With trains for lhnrKh- Phtlaaepha
and RaI&4Eure. making uck tlnlc any otneE
WOODRrFF-S t.ATExr SLEEPING CAK* ACCOM-
pany Iii r!ca this route 10 YORK and Hue&ea
All traits fur suIrer newly fttca with Esniators
and DuatSfs.
, 1859-09-24

WESTERN METROPOLIS. ". r. rk4.s, Commander,
Form In Evening Line tatweeu Cleveland AID 6ndao.
1ae Of thr 1oove .a1err toats will leave the L. T.
and e. Eatsrad tck srland every evening .pay*
nc psr.i' at eock The arrival Of fhe ssn* rom
The SOUTH Me7 tlakfnE eOEEecttun Al IIn6uo.
Aish The morning tra j. on the sew lork Central I'd
LULA New tosk and Erie ka!lrtsn!. Or AakaEt H.
Gochtte1 StacHac, Rur,e. Enca, Aleaay CuFnns Eh4i
n. O.xtxo. New ftrk ard Etssun-
1t Is to speak e!aa4ately et the aose bn,t be-
Ing already veil ku. to the travelling public !u Ill
spects dr.t case. canmoIau4 AMI .ate.
Thus renetia. slnuert trip 10 New York any po!at
Ut kuo, the 9esit1e af any thai Suu.I 10
planne.l.
Tickets Be bad Al Ticket oces In th Vest and
At the ihapznys oce unteE he 4tte,e House. of
Randolph and Usas:ntr rtrrtts, and At tar ls:1,s.
". GRAY. tsepesA Wts1eru Agtrt-
juuy y. CAxr811L tieu- cupt, it15.
, 1859-09-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

fmDAr Evrstso, Sept =.
NEA1uR,-c}oudy. With sp-easance of rain.
~ AnE1vro raoH cuIcAoo-At Iuaalo. Sept el-rzcp.
J0t0rlac,
~lnslox. & Rlcamoud. c Il Jth.sou, Md Kyle spans.
Ter.
1ate "; rough. ~ seho< nerG loeds irom W,
aas,,e fer s ss; viii nn e.. put In hs5+ eaky Mer
H. n-es River Leo went on. Yesterday morning.
The schoores csiu.laa. viii Iron fun Marquette to
F'smo 9sa II ashore
It Grand Nres uear Fa'spnss- An.t'es vessel what
lie schooner Alma from Canada with saA IN bulk.
n.ienstd ntssy ease!f o. Like ontafo aud Lake Erie
r. tesooneI Gascaas VIZ r.. ieow md ra'!1ead Eoa
carso, gos a. asd came here.-cltveiand Herald.
L4sor FLtE1A lafge aset Of vessels nj the mouth Of
the Y3reF. !ound up.-Det AdT.
Dr.As7xRs, The schooner Miami, bound dsxu, arrived
here Last Ing from Chicago with her rails consdety
to hy the 1cc Vt heavy gale compelling hes to stop Ut tbs
Ine e.. aenr1 isa"a o. e. sarnd doss S;asa with
Er4in struck on skagae Eetf. Lake Michigan To avold
xhs1e .as sr9 nm Gaelic 70 a
te "asf IL her. Cargo &nd vessel ac doubtless Insured
Eepo,ted ar :. H. enlanse of E1e ha.ea
!s f., sa,a e. 99 ~ M VII"
List Of Vessels Passing tle vye11nnd
Cnnnl-
Fen TELKGaAFa.J BcT7ALo, Sept, ..
Tie following vessels passed Port Colbosne Lock from
4r. Y. on the I'd. til 4r. n. on the s3d:
ncucd Wet Ss4.rfop Granite STATE lstEs Republic. E.
eclrsJ Maek Star u Hope Thos Kngsfard, Uconlia.,
Russell. Dat.
Bound Eazt, ..1-Trop Akron. schrs Vim Sanderton.
Ntuerya, Cook, Lay Qurea. On the -schooLcr G-t
ties.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED.
Gen nhsol Ottawa. LEG tu corn, 1905 III oats too bu
wheat, II bhl. -four
D Norton. Juliet. 80 yds Etone
&}ak IlIIt, Julc. ley tons earth
Sir John franklin, joliet. l.O tons eatth
e Nur1hrup, joliet, leu tons earth
CLEARED.
= Henri. Joliet. light
Vermont joliet light
Lady Franklin. Ju!let, light
j ThnEp, Jott.t. t0' bbIs salt
t}ak Hill. 10 let light
Efnh n kH,x1.
, 1859-09-24
pHOENlX INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, co IN,
ACGCST 1x 1s31

CAPITAL STOCK............ 4 aoc ceono
AEK1x.
Cash CT hand ani Ii N4nk. ekn12A5
as III The Lands Of GENTS AID in 53t
f.ea4 eSa4e u:iehcuatsrfet 6.tiU
Ians ecun7l by u.u1S srs Of estste unenr 3iU u
Leata AH seeursi BY p!saie Of stocks bpais &c. stou
, 1859-09-24

u&QUIF6N1 u4AEAG&s
Tx1 TK1xckAfz.1 AoxTHkAI, eept =.
F1orn-Ns!ktt d,met hut not aetlre Receipts flsht
Sale of No. supettne nj eA1StsD: frcy ~ and extra
heavy II 4a a: No wanted att4 30
GkA1x-1n Whezt thetr Is nothing to report Harley act
AsaEs~Qulet 6,;n for Pets aad S. 70 for ptaria
, 1859-09-24


Capital . -. ss00,ooo.
mi Atlry r. rt..5.,, NJ. uon.
Stu ~ ~. v"',tSs t' r =. h.H scefr!aFy.
.'>e sss" E. l.. FklsSA>s, frsas.
Nr-,l!, ssn l.Any will e p,ep Ii. " .ns II; nav.
.ti"n. ,*h u.u' a'sa tirs, h"st Al eaa
utFaH*"tt neErE ant+. ElIrl Lrrl ah ,h< rrIr-ttt
i, AID knn New f"tk. fLitatI.I hEA lL-,, A.f,atx
I!uy AID ntsFs stia'e place.. Ena m Liz. kr;r
AtLi<sn atd linIoo. hy Tie hu.isnn River All hr;s
C.naia ~ tow ra'sa ~ nv
The u"tk u, the Erie Canal Enlargement |. now a1
~ s* 10 hs feel warranted
i.cateh Il, xrsn New lusk aud Hud. n. ~ n
n.a.nt .4ttsfacs np ' n" ~ s''
i LII. y: DIST tla.- Screw S,.,mrr< viz, ,,n .,.,
between chic. 20 md I:aiatu fr irr.x .t H.,
,hr e.. n.uns ,e7-on and he llaarrs n1i i IT,
make cnntr1ts Eur ~ and DOWN f,yixht IL liam ,; ~
aan4 steam On Iate and Iii to ~, f,un, i'm NV
the '.,xe.s III tpz ratta =, o'" ''""A''' @s
This cnrahy rim Al Esprrs* the New York Centra1
an! s.ran IN LAk- thereby in,'fnk iht!r
LIE eau:es VI routes to.' Ind fEun New York tbs
"e7f-
AGENTS:
nush Allen Genera A*'ht. cTnttes' SLIP, NJ.
huX1Ali!st tHt.cn. - -
JAaes II. Wiixna, 3 A-tur l. use Nui,J!nx Sex Yud
Sc. cha's' IL T. rss. A.'as.
~ W!sr 3i cussS Asrn., 80 late street. Isa-oa.
, 1859-09-24

The principal v,siaiio7 that make in the euo.atcns
this week t1D The tEurta 10 the table last week Ia ~
duce ths ave77ie fom sH sos eeta Tails u b-aue lie
pr0pprttan at .w xAde stock IL uch AEstf thIa e-k
and think lhat the Erada hare rd up thr
Qnoat Ii ns nke ~tl In shott such etie Is
sud ,eaaly LAST wctk At sse ul. this cek at ~
and the duurs il .la .nore thls npou hr s nfs
nfsrur of catsfe In sho, We d. think The as1
ket IN ans rrtpest this wr- y la shuuEh
tn ereat ity o ht-lAas tto~k. l.. Jcny
In selling al The richly p'imr rock foE cud tall chef
ii S}3lG vcry fair ea'at"s Of weights. there
wns general complaint k1non{ oi a The N a tum
and inferior so'ts that the buyers kets item %rsy Isl
estimates wttGa. There continues to te very Ash
tux u tuaI thin ka4s ktsers. cows, hot'ts and Oxcu
nnIy IN working order, from ahe farms OF hts 4tc and
EAnAdA-
TUE Hoo NAAKfT.
Sale Of Nogs for thr wrrt ending Sfp! =. by Niles i
Rasslt commission tneichau1. M. .s4 Washington
Nrw York.
For d White, New Yo1k. 8 eerufed MrEs e7o -;
E* price 6Hc: 1Adue. L. ~ corr fed HeEA go.
ek h. price So; Yan L'e1 AshtAud Co. Ohia. ls9
fcd Hog ~ = txc notest !suek, krhnond c.
New Tok Isl e'ncd i!o.s Nv - n, g.
l9eorn-fet Hog Ar gro !Se p. tc Orati 1enktn4 for.
tae-co 0hio: y eerrtsd Hog ~ kso :ie sf*; Nc
H1lvsas wses.s. ON" II 10 saoe. Ao ETo !.o sAe
&c " FAeps New Eok, ~ stock uoEa, liz. ioal :ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
TEMPERANCE AT ALBANY.

The Assembly has first passed and then killed
bill purporting to prohibit the sale Of Intoxicating
LIQUORS as a btrerdge, or the keeping them on
hand for that purpose. Believing that said bill
would have amounted TO nothing if enscted, we
stand over its grave with the dryest sort Of eyes
But We entreat the Legislature not TO let the sub
ject drop. Our present Excise Law is grossly de-
fective in at least these points
/. 1t authorizes the licensing of grogshops in
townships which desire TO be spared such infection.
This ougb. not TO be. In every case where clear
majority of the voters of township or ward are
opposed to the Liquor traffic therein, no license
should be granted for such town or ward.
9. The Commissioners of Excise should be re-
quiitd to begin TO license on the lst day of March
aud close their labors before the first day Of M,y;
and all licenses stould run from said first day OF
May for one year, aud no longer. The mode Of
hccpsing By driblets all Summer pursued in this
City is dodge which should be stopped.
8. For an unlicensed person to display sign
importing that he keeps the forbidden Liquors, or
10 display bottles or casks which appear to contain
such liquors, is virtual violation of the restric-
tons of the Excise Law, and should be made le-
eally such.
a. Every citizen should be authorized to com
plain Of violations, and should be authorized to
commence suits IN the name and behalf Of the PeO-
PIE of the State, giving security for costs and re-
ceiving to his own use all the costs recovered, with
half the penalties.
8 Any person proved to have kept liquors for
sale at any time during the current year. should be
presumed to have done so on every day since the
excise year began, unless the contrary is plainly
made to appear, and should be fined, on conviction,
$40 for each dsy of such violation Of law.
Such are some of he.smendments required to
render the present Excise Law what it purports
and intends to be. May we not hope that they
will substantially be enacted at this session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

(old line Wing. who probably voted for Fillmore).
Mr. Greene is q Staten Islander; Gov. Seymour
balls from Oneida, 1t Gov. Patterson from Chau-
tsuque. Each Of them is above tie suspicion OF
seeking personal gain from this important trust
there is no party majority in the Commission; the
People Of the State and the People Of the Island
alike cou6de in them. We are in favor, then, OF
giving that Commission the fullest power to locate
the Quarantine, construct and furnish it, and sell
the old one to pay the co,t-or help psy it, or
overpay it, as the case may be And, when they
shall have located the Quarantine we intend to rus
tain that location, and try TO bring this most de-
plorable controversy to al end. But! to fotter the
Commissioners BY such prOVisOs as this Kings
County folly, ia paltD and every way mischievous
Perhsps the Senate msy better let it CO. if the bill
is otherwise right; bu! it is none the less desPic-
sba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

We print this morning the letter Of Mr. A. Alb
bolt in assumed correction Of our report Of the
recent meet ng Of 1.-THE Society for Melorsting
"the Condition Of the Jews" We have declined
to give place to much more verbose communal
ton from the Rev. J. B. Pinney, which ace ned ID
us mainly trivial and irrelevant That the Society
aforesaid is and lorg has been gross humbug We
cannot doubt; that good men, with good inten-
tions, have lent their names to it, We have never
questioned. As the Jews pay largely toward tle
support of Christian and Infdel paupers and found
lipgs, while rarely or neve' allowing one of taeir
own faith to become public burden, Ne cannot
regard the name of this Society as either opposite
or respectful. II is, we presume, apros-lytIn
society, and ought to be entitled accordingly.
That it does little or nothing may not be the fault
of the managers; hu! it costs something, and
should either be made 70 effect something, or given
up AS it is and long has been, it is naked satire
on Christian philanthropy, and discourasemsnt
Of missionary effort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

The Quarantine Removal bill yesterday pissed
the Assembly BY the decisive vote Of % so9. Just
before tins, however, an amendment was inter
polsted, by consent" which provides that ths
new Quarantine ,hall not be located o.tta one ale
Of Kne, Coasty. This is dissrsceful proyiso,
and those Who case the "cOnsent" should have the
grace to he ashamed of il. We hase no idea thst
such location as this proviso forods is either do
srsbe or probable; but this proviso Is fresh con-
tributiOn TO the bugsboo panic which has been
raised, and which tends TO render any location
the Quarantine difficult if rot impossible. Ha
the amendment pros ded that the neS Qasrantin
.baa net be located within mile Of any iacorpo
rated city or village, or whore there are more than
fifty dwellings within radius Of one mile from
the main structure, 1t would not have been so bsd
bat the actual provision is ss cosardly and mean
az any hubbub ever excited in New-Jesey. The
Governor and Sen Vie have appointed three eminent
and esteemed citiEens-HoraSo Seymour Demo
craft, late Governor; George ". Patterson (Repub
ncan), late Lieut.. Governor, aud John C. Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

The Stephens murder case went TO the Jury yes
terday afternoon. After waiting FIVE hours, the
c urs adjourned. II @ss understood that the Jury
we're ten for conviction and two for scquittal. Ac-
cording to a later report the jury agreed at mid
night upon verdict Of guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
New1lurk Daily Gtiba,te.
SATURDAY, MARCH &c, 1859.
re CORRESPONDENTS.

40 uoos osn taken Of Anonymous Communication Whist
ever IA intended must be authenticated by the
address OF the wrsrnOt neoeBsaJ for pubios
ton. bat guaranty for bis good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Ccmronicaton
susipen letter. The TRBUsk Ooo should Ia ki ossos be
,kt,e,.eS to HoRicH GREELEY l. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

J. Popr our Agent in FAIL RIVER for The sale OF rHE
TKisVNx Our Daily, SemfWseky and Weekly editions can
be obtsined from him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
es0rH T.sT OF STEARSs & MARvN's WILDER
PATxsT sALAsssuEr sArE.
HkNrHIs, Tenn, Hsrc6 II, 1859.

PaTrST eALAmssuEn bAFE-
MEMPHIS, Tenn March IL, 1888.
asssn. sTEARss hAKvIs. o. Loas;
~, ss, Yours Of the 9Th IL q; hand In reply 10
~ oes,oa re- 70 whether our safe lore OF your annfaurs
pres-tv.d toofs sDe pagers 'aAcNny OF BOZ We o1s
..y IT DID No well hsSe been subjected 70 more
severe iss: for falling Through the oebr It 'sn into hse
. of p,,.sbrzb ore co... Of T. osz- We found Il
g.. aopv.rd h. buried In this Of fire. and thouzh :.
lsA t.e1 in position for uPwTa Of FoRTY HOURS o''n
books tsp.rs money Aua checks were P+iioJ peseEvea
evry pencil msri perc', and IS hEoe .. the lag writ
%, The cheek, Ion Pn'er. Bank Of this cJl paid
presentation beDs entirely psrfec We suppose oDs hundred
Of tho buoss. th city could bear witness 70 the cor
rec.Den Of the above.
". p.vr s1p,c, 10 Anything better IL the way Of
safe u Al those Of Jour own uaDufsct1Ie
Very truly. &c,
CLARK J. MoETos Co.
large Assortment Of our WILDEK PATEsT sALAnIxDER'
for SA!s ~ bTfARSS MARVIN
No. 40 Murrsy-st New York
THE "OLD DOMINION"
CorrEE AND TEA PoTs
Are Manufactured the patent for the United Ses oy
AsTHuR BusxHAa GISoY, Philadelphia And are fof sac
b. dealers in Housekeeping articles and o'eteePe ssne'sHy
T. r. ToRREY, Ne. Ps.tH,
Trade Agent for the CRY Of aew.YOrt
The BIRTH OF SPRING.
sPnDs Gas come at last,
Bot in gepiAi Wezoer'
BFdOIFs
LyoEs Powder sprinkle,
Where they lie perd1,
killDg IN aiwDkle,
Bugs and reaches too.
And, " rata rsrins
Through jour house by night
Give them LYOS'S PILL, sx,
THEY'LL sursly die with fright - -
Lyos,s POWDER IL harmless 70 msnkua but wiz XIII al
bous. pstos garden worms bugs &c. Sold everywhere.
s.npls hask, 25 cents sizes 90 ceBts aud ST.
BARNES q PARK, Nos IS sDd Is Psrsro~, N \.
kSTOR- house RESTAURANT.
The Sour TABLE 10 REINTEoDUcsD With he addition OF
LUhcH fABLg viii furnished with eSsf}th eqi
,e for re shu mt from Il O'Clock 70 p This sdditos
will rot change the present arrangement JAMES fAKLk
socs the noD OF toe pubhc TO the admirable
cor yeuieLcs Of this Establishment
THE ELLIPTIC SPRING BED.
VIII be universally used - Tins
Needs OILY 10 he 10 be appreciated. Tribune
Has a. compii he'd the objsc. Desired = Home Journal
TIE bed With than without IL : Oaio rsrmer
Retail price Sc Dor sale By hrstoss sisrs tnolth
the country and by the Elliptic BedsprinS Company No
SIC Broadway, Hew.York
Descriptive circular. sent application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
CHANDELIERS AND Gas FIXTURES.

Our unrvaed ~ be sold during The sns season
Ar SMALL ADVANCE on Cost.
p. v. HAUcHwoUT Co.,
Coroner of Broadway and 6roone n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
HENRY REYNOLDS LEMON

W
The subscriber haviog appointed Agent for the sale Of
the above celebrated Wcaes In this city he hsi no on hand
IE. assortment and is oonstany receiving tem In entirely
new styles Of case Of beautiful desiEi and wokmsnship
TIE HENRY REYNOLDS LEMON
WATCHES,
manufactured Liverpool scknowsdEed N be d equal
A. tine keepers TO celeorst rohs watches Of Liver
poo the Cooper watches OF LONDON and are sold a.
much lsss prices than either Of HEM ..
The subscriber knovlDg well the importance 70 gentlemen OF
having correct reliable tiekeepes which be
safely depended watch thoroughly tested before
them sale These ~s'hes perfectly con
structed and accurately adjusted for the pocket that they
not effected by Temperature By outward
and bod by him lie guarantees TO give FULL
ard EkTIRE subtraction
Csc c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches aud Iewery,
Wholesale and Retil No Ais b oatwsy,
One door below Canal st. formerly Of No ii Wsnst)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

RUPTURE CURED.-By MARSH ~ Cos Radical
Cure Truss Also silk Elastic stockps. for vsrcose veins sup
eorters and shouder brsoes for defotes made
order No 2yesey-t, Astor Houss N. Y. Ladies private
rooms od female attendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

TREES AND PLANTS.PARsoNS a. Co. are
sending tom h.r Nursery sushoE, L. L. fRuIT and Or
s.HESTAL TKEBs EvERGsEESs FLowEgISG SHRUBS, ROSES
sud GREENHOUSE PLANTS Of the choicest varieties and oil
thrifty, vigorous growth . - $3.50
fu application No. 17e Broadway and
soes, delivered at Fulton Market WhsIf free Of charge
THE AMERICAN SMOKER.-lO,0O 900 sold IN March
10 date Merchants viii find their assortment incom
,is,e without this luxury OF Cary. HOWARD
snCIR or al the Factory Nos q and a RrAnkfSrtst
RUPTURE CURED WITHOUT LACERATI0N.
BEsJAMms TRussEs, No. BsrcaJst Opposite the AEtor
retain and Rupture without scer.op or danger
Of modification Refers frss Ia the city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
Total. .......................3l9

Along with this return, was sent under requ's-
ton Of the law, vhst purported TO be tho n'mes OF
the,e 3l9 voters. The TOWNSHIP wss known 10 DO
snail. and had never thrown aay such yote before.
Tie plantation limits embrace Arge territory
living on the w,s, and south Of the ryer st. Joan,
about twenty miles long BY ten or twelve vide.
The opposite ode of the river il British territory,
occupied By Ne same class Of people who inhabit
Hancock. The.e circumstances greatly favored tns
preneSlta.ei fraud. TEE poll was held near the mid
die Of the territory of The plantation and the voters
ooagIsestsG frum tho outskirts, coming in from
every direc.ioz. From the crowd, the confusion,
the genera peil-nsI styls Of the proceedings, and
tie very lrge district which the plantation GOV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
Call AND SEE IT,

~ Call AND SEE III.
fnncrs lsorKAx foySr.S PES .a sss .ssi's.caSn 70
Ss sek6ics eeaman- None psf ssasoFs A. sJes
f.ea RssoEA and Hare RnsssT 0oSss Ter sac o. No. III
e<eAevsy, opposite tks fazk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

RoIOwAY's Pulls "A few doses relieve the
-. A Ia the risht de from ps,a tnfsst vog g
fss dssessn ana regularity the bowels hsaa'c'oy No ~
Aa.ae1-sae. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

Hills Ham DYE. 90 cents oox, biaeA %
nwvs. iDysr~ sc sPs..sEee ane ssIss s
fnfsfnAis oseuExT fos the growth Ant eescy tas HAN
ARCTIC 0nrxrST for ohsppss bAISs bu'ns ADD p.es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01
4 ucTIoN NoTIOE-COsTLY HousEHnLn FnRNI

UoTIoN NoTIoE.-CosrLY HOUSEHOLD FuRNI.
Rosewood Drawing Suits seven octave rosewood PA,
noote Eegeres pier admante Mirrors velvet and Brussels
Chandeliers, lace Curtains sasuAry oil Paintings bisque
sad Dresdsp sna vases aes paisn, dang Table
the as West
j. W. PORTER. AUCTIoNEER
The auotoneerwoud call particular attention above
extensive sale catalogue embraces the largest assor
OF household furniture and works at auc
@ s s % S a s os for @
i've terms cash. N city funds Drawing roomssoId rose
colored satin Of the most costly description
And consisting of two tete Sofas two Chairs
seary marble match the suits Escretore with
satin wood adys work Table Encoleneurs Turkish easy
Tables velvet Carpets Rugs six light ormolu
Saanaee French Plate pier and mante Mirrors rich gilt
steh and oornoes and ronzes Representing Painting and
aan marble sa,ne,es bsqae and Dresden PAINTED vases
bad Figures oil Paintings by celebrated artists Madonna by
fce eeae, meals whps Rs
ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PiANoFoKTE
richly legs mother of pearl and
y c ans Ry Stool
wo'd hais'and oicioth S stair S Garps Rugs &c
Rosewood Bureau stauary marble French plate Mir
ror Beisteads and co%modes match wardrobes
Toe Sets hair feather Beds BsnIe stee
Quits Counerpanes Clock Mirrors; also mahogany Bed
seads Sofas Chairs Wristbands Rockers &c Brussels Car
DINING ROOM
Black walnut extension dining Table IA feet Hertz patent
engraved glass Gobes pecaners Wines Champagne Fruit
Coffee Urn SAVERS Napkin Rings richly decorated china
Linen oval or Aaes ana Forks table
q desirable Kitchen Furniture.
TO parties Of household furniture this y
BThe above eegan, house and lot for SALE, with in.
mediate possession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01
SALES AT AUCTION.

UOTION NOTICE.
"A Auction sale OF rich houseAold Furnituro.
ann mansS Mirrors 0uslns; MEDALLION and BrSsssis
Ya pes Rugs ormou Chandeliers on hainnga bsque and
- o'NA" win sell Il public auction,
This day tTueedAy) November 1,
al 10Y O'Clock precisely,
the elegant four story brown front redence No. IS West
DRAWINGS ROOMS
solid Suits Of parlor Furniture covered
ia and reception Chairs match the sus centre TsSies
marble tops sofa side Tables rosewood Etegersa mirror
doors backs Encogneurs French lace Curtains Shades
ard Corpices Brussels and tapestry Carpets pier
te Mirrors rich gh frames OIL Paintings by eminent ARTISTS
'0uf MA6NiFicENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE,
legs four round corners nhcd Ill round
insd with pearl and solid pearl keys or Broadway, and
fully guaranteed; Music Rack, rosewood Stool. covered
hall rosewood Hat stand 0coth Brussels stair Carpet,
&C Chambers second soryRichly carved rosewood Bed
eeads style XIV Bureaus and Commodes TO match
Wardrobes dressing toilet Tables shaving Stands Book
Mattresses Faliasses fe aher Beds Bosers and Pillows
Blankets Sheets Quilts Connterpanes decorated China TOT
Sets tapestry Carpets Vases Engravngs
Curtains Clock corner Stands Chambers third
fourth sories-Mahogany and black walnut SOFAS Besteads
Rockers washstands ingram Carpets, &c Dining rooms
Superior extension oiang Table, Buffet Chairs bulers
Tray and stand ruby crystal glass De,auters Gobets
Wpes Chanpagnes Trmbers, fruit and celery Stands Pa
Purch Bowl silver plated Caster, cake Basket
coffee Urn, Spoons Knives napkin Rings French china din.
ner 100 pieces decorated China Tea ieces ivory
handle Cuery solid silver dinner Service also
lierrngs Safes basement and kitchen Furniture de
srabe assortment Terms of the sale cash. bankable mo-
fey certified checks NJ B-Partes wishing their poods
the sale Sixth and stages pass within few doors
OF the house