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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08
REPUBLIC OF HAYTJ.
NATIONAL PALACE or PoRT Az PNyex,
Sept 8, 1859, and Seth year Of Independence
Fire In Washingten Street.
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COFFEE ROASTING AM
MILL lS0

TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF COFFEE ROASTING AND
SPICE EuL-L0SS ABOUT $4,000.
Shortly before nine O'Clock last night fire broke out in
the coffee roasting and spice mill Nos 235 and 2sz wash
ngton street, owned by wrigE Gillies Brethsr. the
flames spread with great rapidy and in short time the
entire edifce was enveloped In fame The Hremsn
promptly a The tns premises and quickly as work but not
tnguished until the premises destroyed The dre,
however, was prevented 0m extending into the adjon
ground and at work. She rendered efficient aid In sub
DUNG the flames
The re il Is supposed originated in some way from tho
en- Or boiler = n o
machinery, estimated to be worth about they
are totally destroyed There an insurance on tho stock
MES vizReekman IS 0O0 New Amsterdam S2SO 81
Ncholas 0O0 s. Marks $S 0o0i Irving, ,00o vii
liamsburg CITY 6oo Hamilton, s2 500 and Jersey City,
aa 5OO The buildings are valued 1t 0OO to4aily d.
srcyed; they owned by Wright, Gifes Bro, and
''s The building No 2ss is owned BY the RhneAnder es
tate the rst floor being occupied the once OF the
agents. and the upper part by Thomas Moore a dwell
ing The damage to the building viii be about $500 In
sured for 600 in the North River and reenwch insur
ance companies me furniture belonging TO ~. Moore
was considerably damaged by water; no Insurance.
No ZS0 is occupied by Schmersahl; Hinck Co., deal
ers IN four feed &C. Their stock damaged by water
Company. M
The basement s occupied by Eyard Seltzer dealers
In butter, eggs, he. S0ck slightly damaged by water
stock slightly damaged By water Insured for SacooO
as folows:- nickerbocker, 5000; Peoples, s5,00o
Commercial, IS 700, and Irving, Is o0o
was injured by the front wall when FELL but sub
sequenty ascertaned that injured, although
several hremen made miraculous escapes from almost In
slant death.
The insurance patrol under direction Of Capt Nackey,
were very active and rendered efficient service 70 re-
moving and saving property.
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RETURN OF THE FOX FROM THE ARCTIC
REGIONS.

THE ArE OF sn JOHN y1ASxxM AND HIS CON-
Tho screw steamer Fox Captain McClintock, sent by
Lady Franklin the Arctic regions in search Of the traces
Of Sir John F1nka's expodiea, had returned 70 Eng
land, having been completely successful Al Point VIII
liam, The northwest coast Of King Williams Island,
record found daAed April y, 1s4s signed by Captains
Crosier and Fxames The record says the Ersbus and
Terror abandoued three days previously in the ce
Avc leagues 70 to orthzcrthwess, and that the
vivoss in all amounting 70 H0S, proceeding To Great
Fish river Sir John Trankln had died June II, 1SA7
and the total deaths 70 date had been nine oers and
MSeen men.
Many deeply interesting relics Of the expedition were
found the western shore Of King Williams Island, and
others were obtained from The Esqumaux, who stated
that after their abandnent ship crushed IN the
ice and sunk, and tho other forced Shore where shs
remained. f...e u
me Fox unable 70 penetrate beyond Bcct Srs'ts
and wintered IN BRentfosd Bay. sA,s
Minute and Interesting details Of the expedition are pub
lshed- A st ga snssi
Several skeletons Of rrAnkEn's men, large quantities. Of
clothing, &c. and duplicate record up 70 the abandon
ment Of the ships, were discovered.
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BAInxoxx JrsncE-A number of the Baltimore Blood
Tubs have just been found guilty by jury Of murder,
rape and roting board the steamer Express, and on
wednesdav wero sentenced by Judge Stump, of the
Criminal Court to two days Imprisonment and fine Of
any cents Judge Stump also expressed his regret that
The rioters had thrown the captain Of the boat over
board as O. finale to their proceedings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08

uaISeStuu IscWs :
Between forty and fifty men, under the charge Of Cap
tain Martin sailed on the steamer that left this port day
before yesterday morning he 9th inst for New Orleans
join General Walker and accompany him to Nicaragua
General Walker win leave New Orleans in few days
with large number Of emigrants for Nicaragua.
AL who are desirous Of going with him will not be ds
appointed II they report themselves to General Walker IN
New Orleans, before the 6th Of next month
General Walkers arrangements are Of the most saus
factory character and such be interrupted oy
the United States government ALEA JVSES.
GALVESTON, Sept o. 1862
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THE WAR WITH CHINA.

Upwards Of thousand marines, strong detachments Of
tne rie brigade, two light infantry regiments &c. were
10 leave England for China by the overland route
the FIRST OF the squadron for service aganst China had
already sailed The government intended despsching
hfsy gunboats, besides ffgates and other vessels
An order FOR two million ball cartridges packed in 200
boxes had been executed at woowich in three days in
Guiding the slowing on shpboar These 60 TO China over
progressing for the voyage w
There at Paris the effect TINT there l. m
DO no Chinese expedition TINT the head of the peho man.
DARN had been proered in aonement coupled with pr
miscs Of all the satisfaction required and that the ambas
sadors will be Immediately received at Pckin.
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THE SAN JUAN ISLAND AFFAIR.

The American occupation Of the island Of San Juan at
tracts considerable attention in the journals.
The London Times editorially states the facts Of the
case, and says-Fortunately, the affair is in good
hands, and we trust there can be no reason to
doubt that the governments Of the two countries will pro-
coed to decision in tho spirit of moderation and
equity by which their views Of the question have hitherto
been characterized The article concludes as folows
Is not question OF commerce, but of justice Tho
decision should depend upon the terms of treaty fairly
interpreted and evidently not doubted by either
government short time ago, that this Interpretation
could be discovered IT, however II should prove the
existing convention cannot be applied to satisfy the
contracting parties, there surely be reason why
two States whi III have adjusted their respective
limits across an entire continent from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific should not complete the work In the
ters Of Vancouver Island. The Americans may assure
themselves that in such negotiations they will meet with
feelings but those Of farness and ay on the part Of
this country would be hard indeed If children Of the
stock who feel the sympathies Of blood and
lineage they felt and expressed In the waters Of
the Peiho should find much difficulty in adjusting petty
boundary question on the coast of the Pacific.
The London Post also again refers to the subject and
says !. s0aa n
the importance Of San Juan TO the two countries be
considered there be doubt that It's possession by
England may be said 10 be absolutely necessary TO the
security Of British Columbia The government Of Wash
ngton can have nothing to gain by the adoption Of the
violent and unjustifable proceedings Of Harney g
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pAssrNGERs PEP CANADA.

1Fs Howe, yr, chad and Mr Bureh chNdrsn
And servant nrs Bendou and servant Anderson and Ad
NJ Bsn.On sDd syo ehdrsn. Ksv Geo Lucas . Paul
Ae. stevens, ohessermsn, Foy, johnson, PIKE rurner
ard child BeilsTy and viner; NJ and ". Lttcn, "
An Anna Trees @ " " ToEpssnd Genera u ;Pai.rsy,
Nayer Llsy Ware Rosen Roy, Aarlsoink shrdsr Grace
9ieosa Icsp;ss ASaecsss GAssssmaH ea,oG ecncE y.
pu,iee, chlsnschylsysr Honesccs. ka.isas,s.A
Appleton, Lecense Hope. Decker, Dtkenson, Clarke, Jr
Brash, Qoesp, Barbour, Lindsay Hart Fraser, Brown,
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TIC market for this stock became fiat at reduction Of
Eve shillngs per share
LONDON Sept N-P. ~
Consols are at 96x 95x for both money and &C
count w.
ANERuCAN sToCKS
Moesrs. Barring Brothers quote ~ follows:-
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The stock in port was estimated at 602 500 baes, Of
which As0, 600 were American.
Cotton quiet Estimated sales tsday 1000 bales Of
which 1000 taken by spcculators Headstuns dull,
but prices steady. Provisions: sales unmportant
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester continue favorable The
market for goods was firm but quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsruPFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co report slight decline
In all kinds Of breadstus Flour dull, and previous quo
tations maintained with difficulty; American, ~.
2vs. per barrel Wheat also duh and had declined
and Western white at ss o.. a. Corn dun and declined
Cd. per quarter; mixed, g. Sd. g. Id; yellow S. Cd
6s. 3D.; white, Is. 7s Cd. Messrs. Hgland, Ahiya
Co. quote decline in corn Of Cd. Is. per quarter
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Bigand, Althya \ Co., James McHenry = o.,
India Market sales at IS e. Pork quiet and quotations
nominal Bacon dull and holders pressing their so.ks on
the market The Official report shows decrease Of l47
600 Irish pigs Lard steady at 56s for good refined TAI
low advanced 3D.; buchers' quoted at SIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular quotes ashes quiet at 26s 26s.
3D. for pots and 2Ss for pearls Sugar steady and in
better demand. Coffee quiet Rice quiet. Baltimore
Fish oils inactive and unstered in price, sperm ~.
unseed oil active at 2Ss 3D. 2ss. Cd. Rosin nrm al
. slight advance; common opened ct 49, ID. o
T. "a, and closed st g. "a: Spirits turpentins
Tea quieter but FIRM; .Ccngou sold At Is. I'd. H
LONDON xARxErs saa
Messrs Barring Brothers quote wheat dull; white A.
ass red 40s a 42s. Flour dull at 2os. 28s Iron dull
q 1s l!s 3D. e. beA r.sss 80 s.rs. eus.r seady
52s. Inseed cakes in fair demand; New York go lss;
Boston go 5s. 80 los Sperm oil EST l5s csc. Lin
seed oil quiet at 2as 3D. Salpetre advanced ls Tea
IL. bd. Spirits tmpsntine steady q as. Talow Id
vanced, and is selling at t6s
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

The View Antf-sevvarA OrganixAt1on.
NETTING OF THE KxECUrIyH 0ONnu1ExD-DD0uuens0
or TACTICAL ACTON--THB NEXT MEETING 10 NJ
HELD At THE COOPER INSTITUTE ON TUESDAY
xvxNiEG NEXT.
The Executive Committee, Of which Mr. Wilson @. Hunt
was appointed chairman at previous meeting INST last
evening At the Everett House consult with regard 10 th
future plan Of action Of those who determined To resist
the corrupt iunuence Of Tammany Hall and Mozart Hail,
and also prevent the OF Seward and the
ment Of the "rrepreibe conflict ticket at The coming
state election. Those members Of the committee who
able be present SENT without exception letters
expressing their sympathy with the cause, and
their readiness 70 operate in every way with the gen
emen who had organizedfor tho publication Of State and
city politics.
In the absence OF II. Hunt, Mr.. Watts sherman took
the chair large portion Of The evening was consun1ed
in private executive business Committees on 1nanceasd
invitations appointed- clrcalAr was approved Of
and ordered V se psiHssd, which VIII be SAINT today -
the leading Dsrchants Il The city, invns them y sst-
ing At the Cooper Inzituse Tuesday evening nszt.
Amsng the sanenan present AoAiseA Col James Lee,
n. whitock, haas Dsu IT,, Charles Lamont, Gsoves
Baldwin, judge CsrAe, Algcrnss Jarvis, Joel wea.
and many others, who seemed enthusiastic in the
they have undertaken sssl
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THE GREAT EASTERN.

Thirty of the crew Of the Great Eastern had been
rested and tried Weymouth for mutnous conduct, in
refusing to wash the decks when ordered The two ring
leaders sentenced for three weeks and months i'm
prsonment respectively at hard labor, and the remainder
for fortnight each The evidence showed hatthe ships
crew was far from complete.
The English journals strongly denouuce the incomplete
and hurried In which the ship sent 70
vague rumor has been current that her first voyage
would be postponed until next year. and that in the iute
rim she would be exhibited II the principal ports In the
kingdom This, however, is authoratively contradicted
and she Is sl advertised TO leave Hoyhead for Portland
on the Goth Of October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08

NOzAKr HALL ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
The Mozart Hall Conventions met last night for the pur
pose n nominating candidates for Asssmbymen, 70 be-
voted for q the ensuing election. Most Of the Conven
tons adjourned over without making any nominations
We subjoA the Of the nominees In some of The dis
trcts and the tina which The other Conventions ad
journed-
Fra Dityic-Dcnnis J. Connolly.
Seooad DiasId--Adiourned tnl Monday night without
making nomination.
Third District-No nomination Adjourned Till Friday
next. stt
Fourth Ditrict-James Mccullough
FIFTH Distrid--No nomination Adjourned until next
Monday night.
si.sk Disria-No nomination. Adjourned until nexs
Monday night.
Sescnh bis,ict-No nomination. Adjourned until Tues
day night
1igktA Diaria-No nomination Adjourned until next
Tuesday evening.
Ninn Diayit-No nomination. Adjourned until next
Monday evening.
AstA Disvjc- Dyrnes was nominated
NepesA Distrjd-Adjourned
Isreth DiSyid-No nomination. Adjourned until next
Tuesday evening.
5Aist~ntA Disrict-AdjouTnea
F6wvteenM DiEtvi1t-No nomination. Adjourned
FVteeStk Diayid-George w. varian.
SizzeeaM DiaxSa-Henry Arculariaa.
SesenecatA DSsvid-Ihomss Veitch.
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RUSSIA.

An imperial ukase orders the concentration Of all nsi
tutons Of credit under the Ministry of Finance. Second
the Of i've per bank note in exchange for the
present in circulation the drawing to take place
yearly for thirty seven years Third, that all moneys
Of three per cent as formerly And fourth that the term
Of service In the army TO be fifteen years. and in the
navv
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TTIRKEY.

There nothing additional TO the conspiracy against
the Sultan the mail advices only reaching TO the 14th
Fresh drafts Of troops had been sent to Creta.
Amicable relations were established between Turkey
and Persia.
Matters in Gambia assuming serious aspect and
numerous troops had been sent there.
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SPAIN.

The report that General Serrano had been appointed TO
the Captain Generally Of Cuba is fully confirmed
II was thought probable that the demonstrations made
by Spain against the Noors would suffice procure con-
cessions and guarantees for the future and that will
be necessary to carry out the projected expedition
II was reported that England had offered her mediation
in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08
FRANCE.

Prince Poniatowski had Quilted Italy for Biarritz
Lord Cowley had gone TO Biarritz expected
and Il was thought hc would not 60.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Huh regards
the scheme Of placing Belgian prince the Tuscan
throne AZ q ridiculous coNavd
The London Nmcs Paris correspondent again draws at
tenton 10 the great activity In the French dockyards and
that be has been assured there building
the very largest size and the others Of inferior cabre
but all strictly fighting shps steel plated and provided
with iron beaks or prows.
Numerous exies had arrived at Marselag, the amnesty
including Blanqu and Boichat.
The Council General Of the Moselle has requested per-
mission to cultivate and manufacture tobacco there
The Paris Bourse had been firm and animated; the
Rentes on the 23d advanced to 69f. Csc.
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CIRCASSIA

Schamy was betrayed and delivered prisoner 10 ths
Russians for bribe Of six millions Of roubles.
The Circassisns continue to war against Russia.
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GwTTZERT. AMI

The Lausanne Gasate says that the Minister Of The
United States Mr.. Fay has presented long memorial tc
the Federal Council praying 70 intervene with the
tons which have preserved In their laws restrictive in
tolerant against the United Sates in order
obtain modification OF the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08

The London Nm<s Of the 2lth quotes saies Of NH
Central shares At SEX 36 dAcount; DO. seyens at
10, and New York Central shares at 70 u.
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HOTJ.AND.

AT the opening Of the Legislative session the King made
speech, In which he said the project Of hw for the
emancipation Of the slaves for the Dutch West Indian
colonies not having been adopted, modified project
would be presented 70 the Chambers n.
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CEnNANY.

conference had taken place at Munich between the
NiniArs for Foreign AnArs q bavaria, Saxouy and wur
tenberg and they completely agreed upon the ques
ton Of reform Of the Diet The question Of the Hesse Cas-
sci constitution Is supposed also 70 have been discussed
the conference.
The Director Of Police st Frankfort had refused 10
sanction tho publication o the statutes Of the National
Society," established for the purpose OF promulgang the
the Senate. t-1s4~.a5..4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08
THE LATEST NEWS.

l Hs PARE, Sept "A, 1869
The King of Belgium to leave Biarritz last night for
Genoa via Marseilles where is said he will confer with
several important personages s supposed the journey
is connected with the Congress at Brussels.
The report Of the foundation Of the kingdom Of Central
Italy under the Count Flanders has been positively de-
MED.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
90 farmers an6 Otbrrs.
THE HONEY BLA Z G RASS

rs. result. wsA lsv. bes, .:sinsd By s.peIimsnt, in the
esasssOa q M s.wy IMP nrus classes f'I IL msSy ssc
sos ssver bfors e,csed in the are history Of a,u
.ot nsSs, E.S IN nova Sto S
yond D b.y Of doubt and Il =" oeheysd oy tnese es
Id %iseps q dons to our ssosSos. wealth have not
space here to enter into dssis but "A Ph oey 0'0e
rs II vii produce double the wesh. to the .ore any
s Of e,sea lna q sIa.. fIo1 i Of ..aTp P
statements ty disinerested reliable persons o. eS oi
'. s, .ss. 600 a.. s mora n As The aous Oa
sny Of sls common fra''es ,,,ner. .os edn
sesosui SET in DE asrss; hns nsIs % g
the tsrmer mee t1An double the return ron s n n -
one ti:d Dutrneui tnOhy and hs .Oa for siS
7Hr1 sOts hsy ,Oed ee produced from the ssns
erop ss hay beos equally valuable other hay Ate the ~d
a,s,1 .r.n . feed fo horse, CATTLE ps CHI krrs &C., saa
III moved superior 20 nseed for the msnass,e OF cat
sh Ssn i. n..ars. in shout months time ard can Be
srOond. ws'. S:, sss. u. S.'s via , s
F5 ia rorthern climates where clover shs other sssaes
s.. sec.,oss q the whsse other sIssss. WI not
thiv, al WI row yery Proins .ps vh,.se, the
sesOo dy the farmer may asS'Iey upon ais '',
Th. ana othsr av.o..res are proved BY f, which are G
Sot.ed by Of the hrsi aeneafnIss o. 20 ~
eAsno; G 70 o.y eOsyoa .S sss u -. purchase and
Hoass Bad sSd have SetsaSa g, aSs5S 70
In: and planter in,ses, during ss cees season
ir n, cu.iyssen II pat Up uniform bas q about sen
h-the being sun cirn 70 seed ene acre Ao
the pnc4 II bag cehvered IN Sesfork OF 81 LOUIS
S.nse baxs DC cent any OF tbs country -
frish or II express aud viii b. pat up delivered Tor trans
poratn proper Arrangements made, tree Of charge
N. foiowrr st.efig: HsseS BLADE Hss9rTiis Grass
SssdS t viii b. soa BY agents II vasioas sections but parties
shord BE- careful whon they psrbase snd secure he pure
gsnulpe s<ed Teey especially csaooed 10; % purchase
As nspssAn Grass Seed AIT Is vefJ af Inferior to
tos HoSHy BlApK. -,
An t.sxsvx.ns psmfAt containing al Of the facts and fua
parouars Willie fu-hed free Of charge. eJ ue or any OF
sxer upon sppicsion win state sr indication OF
which the satect Il sxrs .hn rea-y
srsse % rcn Of cories of this psnpaes have already
hesr Appaled kr. -
tnesesens the nted amount oessn.i viii Dc
ho secure sssa year realize rh return By prodGcas
Seed sapPy the demand Of frEsrs and Paate ;os sos
anoihcf year t.
Orders shoua b. directly 70 me unless TIE vicinity
HewHork, where they wtn be 6Ned BY }. u EMERSON
Co., No. &e Broadway, New. Yors, General Agents.
Afrcgtural hoaSe general and other parties
prope y sscse5 invited TO heo~e for the &e
90" tS 10 ice pamph for dirisaor VIII b. aru
by me OF ~ NswYok Agency. rsss Of 25 cent? to prs
snho-sed 10 name the hoowirs well Known srutlem<
tae Hon. Barre:. President VI The ST. Loaf
x.a,rs snd Mechanical Assciston Woe resident Of th
Nsepsi xScgnura Society and Msness E, conEe:s elss
49, e. fSs<ss. Cen T. Nnmsp oxfe.c. ma, President
- ns,sassl lsScuurs Society joan Andeson, Backs
q, isi. John Risssn Brokcr q Lor; 40 es NAY
"s1"S~a N3's' - No. a hsskst's.. ST. Loas No.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

Copartnership Notlfss.

NOPARTNERSHIP.- undersigned have
~ formed . Copsrnerssip under the arn Of w.kcK
HFRRICK tor tie confinsHnce the STATIONERY BIZ AZ
MSS .. the cid s.sna. No. IS Johnn-NsvYort J1a Is
lGsa WIN HERRICR
CHAS. K. HERRlCK
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

Bys DE.PEE, Agctioneer.
CoSTRoLLtRs OFFICE, NASHVILLE Tenn, Dec = lsoS
Under the provisions of the Act OF 18th Feb,
u 1856 2s0 and other upon the subject Of Free
Banking vii sell ;, Public Auction, the seicas1s Ex
chanse IN Wsl.t NesiorG City on the Sd OF FEBRl ARf
1889 and from day day until they all disposed o. tue o
lowing bond udersed by the STATE Of Tennessee beongs 10
the fonovio. Free Banks IN liquidation 70 ~it = Nash
Vile ard Chaauoosa Railroad BONDS, for > 900 belong
ing 20 he Claiborne ~ East Tennessee aud Nrrnis
Railroad Bor 10, each belonging the Bank OF JET
frrsor Tenns ard Virginia Railroad Bonds tor
eco each belonging The Bank Of Tren,on IL NASHVILLE
snd Cha;auooza Rsoad Bonds aud 10 MemPhis City Bonds
sl for 90 each belonging the Bank Of rzewe JAMES
L. DUNLAP Controller. BY order Of
JAMES DUNLAP, esq,
Controller Of ths sac of Tennessee.
THURSDAY. Feb. ), a. q o'clock
&2 co-2i Bonds % each Of the Nashville and Chasts
Railroad Interest payable January aud July l. at
the Bank Of the Republic.
81 ori Bonds Of ECO each II The East Tennessee aud
yI.ipis Railroad Interest payable January and July l.
az the Bark Of the Republic
sl7 IL Bonds Of con each, Of the East Tennessee and
Nrginia RNlrosd lnere,t payable January and July
a he Bank Of the Republic.
sl7 III Bonds Of Loo each OF the Nashville aud Chs.s
Railroad Bonds. Iut-res, payable January and
Jgly the Sank ~ the Republic.
00-6 BDuds Of eco Of the City OF Memphis Interest
psyabe January AID July |, q: the Bsnk Of the Re
public.
TIE Of the above Bonds ndOrsed By the State Of
Teuuessee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Le.vss Fulton Mar

l. he, whsr By steamer lOLAs q s:sS T:D and 10 q A.
sud t:S and u The csn leave Slalhias l.. s,<
ssne 10 "a 40 s;o ana n, meeting sna szcasad1
0ir1tea fass . csatA WIZ r. onIYH lScstvuR.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

IOHN DWIG II + ~ Co.
~ Manufacturers of
poUBLy REFINED AND FAMILY sALEaATus,
Also,
sUPER-CAABONAfE OF SODA, SAL SODA, EfC.
No. IL Oidsip, Esn0y-rsGusIs He~-HorS
PURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
Reul gs!ai. for nalc

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A
~ very desirable FARM Of l23 beautifully situated in
Connecticut, about 40 miles from Ne~YoTk miles
Stamford with oDWELLiNG~HOUSES, (we shaded with
BARNS other out-bouses good
chsrds besTioE ut ell arranged TO be dS6od iuo
psces If desired.
There is the place STORE. de'irsby situated for
good ooun ny trade, being wel-trsveled road
For particulars sppy the premises at North stunord Of
ISAAC BATES,
orto EDWARD GUMBs L CO. No So WalIst.NY