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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

- 49,, .a.h<rzy "a b-Irg tsls .. -4s f,'e>o1s5
- -, -. fasefz vel s. Ks.e- fEvs plant Il, al
N~c-4nei its r. D~r1y is irtsfes-. 80 Trf,
80 % b. Eb-rezer P.es, - fDs - R-.fc>l
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14
KINGS COUNTY MEDICAL SocIETT

At the quarterly meeting Of ,his Scc.e.y an address
was made by Dr. MITCHELL the rev President who,
IN the course Of lie remarks ststed that the Assocs
ton had increased from al 70 100 members SINCE the
commencement Of the year, AID that the Ius;tutol
Va: y . s9a!shlrg eo-1IIon, I-s ..ceip,. u The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

o Crx.r CnIPnH POEns

United STATES PER CEST CoUPoS BONDS
sfnT4-U,tygp sTATss IsE,iUs5 Eo7Es PA CESTs-
M Yos. sT.Ts Pa Car kEGlsJEsED sTOcE q nj
e = !, 49,. 70 r.. fiave.,u-al Or p9rp y
- IsoSSsos bROTEsSs, 10 VAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14
Ry Telegraph.

BOSTON. July iS-Au lara, Neckisubs-g k-sat -.
Hss~Liss T. II klght Llsco1.b Csrte1ss 5rE, LS..i,
Ls.rorer Csp- Esyti-- Msdisaor terl Olni-e IGrk'A
scfr s.sp.es Gro, Tcres River. N-2ioo.
c. ,hsT Grsc~ Gorioo. bshson. San frslcisco. -. g.
NEsT HtkW ICH. J1y Ban s-lr Attl =.
JceTs hirh - Prov'tecce vh CARO- q sTcr-,
SAVANNAH Ju.v The r.a-ship Paitegs IF ~
ysl4s II =, occcr th. ulo.Hirr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

fiSh-Diy Ted sae Mseseel "a light sock aud Psice
Ies Lis VII t1is "a arc prices mercy roGaila
fRJiTs-kN.us are don "a sew ~ .ccfion sales Il
ssso q e@is LePsyt iSoa faeuo G $ Boxes So y
Ofstfes s-s; % d. sSa Is leo IS 10, 81 co
% so IS SO d sseS; lSS Go. ssGsdSS las 90 = :
$500 - Is. 50 ooes srctto Oxnses - SO =. co. as
90 - ~ - eoNes Soy Lemons S5G - s., % a.
- - = ~ - 90 =, - 90 e. - III DO. 81 = %
DO & lt - eexes Nsnfo1 Lsosou. : s5aSt IS
FEATuF Rs ree osrna-d y t1n,-s A. a. = a. so- live r
yAxsrf. and sfGssc. or Mss,eff
AfLOl AND MtALI1e inquiry or Mesc-r Csusl Flo1r d.
ss scVr tte vtIy rsrrtirr tsrsrtiors
Ei q 600 bifl crssc,er extremely cic u al sac es
ssslfd 49, plery sud cls-s w.h better demand. mi
Irregular especially che high traies. 500
h,k A. - 5GGS5 a. icf iusp-ctei srp-tsr~ S.sr.
ssJy4 10 do. IS II o Ia. Grade Nrxt.
sru sKtrs g. loq - - q tss sca6 ruui - Oa5
a. 7s 80 ~ ola 90 or brand. a. Ss4
Al tor 81 Louis h-saas AID asa ss extra Geae.-e
Snsiherr gur Fesahs The arrivals moderate and ihe de-
mani rseS a so bbA 80 leG 80 81 Cor s1prrSns
Baltnore ard o. 20 l he e-ttsI Ers1es Rye Flr
IA n0erats sni s sdy; sales OF III ees eta
SfD Goa Ma u ~ - assYJi Ma u ~ IBIS, :.
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s,N FsAScisCo Jane ea-Th- btrk Pales'i-e 90 a.
va =. o.. Cap At,-Ty, - III sc a i-'Aie1 :
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BROORL w TENS

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L. N. = Fe-i.h .yee'. 2 D.. va ovsfP9rsr-. >
20 "a, ve..,r5sy. Az - re- - - rss1ss,es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

OIL-CAER-i TAR ceus-t p-svs1s. a.. VIII - 80
OIL'gEAL {. Il Ar ie=.n4 sae. 4 Il wes.era 4:
dsrsra f Pors se:ive mainly for
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sf1.,s ars q j. q O. le.a ss-s ~ s" hh1. uliry
tubs q Geo. AID 81 baN-, H-ys-a, terms IL made P-5
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l-f- s a. 20 A.1'.-s Lir,rF.-. Fl- 3. -.
sklNsGst r - i-g,s, sls P-~s AZ t-,ni s2-t q
2n h-ai Cerers = - 11- 90 ~, Pyta u ls--as-
sra Ca.i = = o- Priva,s terms F1-rTl
Ds- b,,l e-'sr reqlst b; = 7stE ra.es 'ass q
5os1 Ct,E-r. - EGi5-, CAST Eae 1900 90 Bo-vI' -
= W. b
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By p..r, bos, Z Blr1, NJ 2 ship Moutuso,e1e. "a -
bru~n, f.rD -.y,rPo>. May -, 60 - IN 81 N'I'
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spckeu.

Tt tars Pherir q Ne Yoik, sole Il no 0r''A''
u-ces ~ Brazilian fss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

TlN-fg uHltec request, t-oT-
sney est sa.s Of so sass Bsncs 81 aSic cash e
do Straits 81 aSesc. ? Eussh T.sc mo-.
ns 70 49,, ~ Saaa$ Pa; Las es.- - s:e sr9ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

Nv C.r.-Tts R.---..' CorPs-y is-ro'- - {,
~ .-,'e of r.-, 20 tie F-:.- Fe-ry a. G-,.a
P5--t Ro-:s. yss.sf3ay. ~ &c -9A'sF p ~ "a
az car. rueh res,sr z sr9st-.tee, ~ a. etos
49, 70 Al Z .---.-s. T.! t's rr--r .a a. ~.
~. - g. ear. rsr.-,g F-- q - HsIiio- Arssse
tr8 Bsy Rsse ro-ie. al s-e - srrs'ged tx {,
To,sue,r- i. s.p~rse8 -'k-i.s DIVER lax !,
.trsctv. t drive. 80 1- 80 -. = irsi al
:. s.re 8. r'sees = sls-' e&.e behir4 In y To
r...--g.r. - - -1--e evenly q opr'oa - %
- - r,.r,y o. tie - s--s-ge-aet'. hEsy K Ao-e
W. Rave celsa- - '-sv-. arg ;le roz:s oasss !,
y T..-e &. 20 u..-.ke. ho~-,er, about o'e S,s
a. "a. e.. ,batrV- a.. ite l1g<r-s q. : eoaSe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

COFFEE-The trade - vs-y ll1erie We tase DO c1A-Ee
a. quote ID psi.e Sss - bsss Bi0 % TO- N- q-r,e
Java White B.....l4 40 nsrsa6o.... ~ III
no h 70 prune..... cl III G.
b. ordinary .........0 Gos s. Dli-so (j lV . Do. 10!
LAfGAys........ ......llioll.I
(OFPER-Rftu.d trf; - t-e- To r1otfra,e "a - . =.
saelc Orher kilds %. slowly, ~su,eo, a. rly
COAL-The drmaud for DQu-s-l. hs b-n goo, VII t4r
Fs...ru d-uaad. sas bv he CARO- - Sli by the
ffO1 - Fofrizu Is A0sd re - hl-
p<oe. SUSTAINED q cargo q Fcto1 a. - 81 A.
81 Lissrp ~ Camel a. rs
CANDLES ool;inae hngai a. eGla, fol AaauAu;iae &C.
for sf.run ard 5 c. fot Pa,clt
DiEWCODS rsths al yei prices tfe stained sses q
Ia t1us Douugo LosW,.d a. $50 as 81; ~ Go Bsas
Istio ~ 50 Co Jaraoa Lcgwoct =. IS cash. at ll 10
Lima Woi ss7 50 alb - :cus bsrwrca oa private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

TYLty.rrr-r Ty.-r,SrF e~raST.-N-. Tn,
B.--sr ~ Frs.t-.A. 80 r.cer,'y s--e3 P-ssi;.u.
os-t- Iss.r-r.- I,.rrsroe C---7s1y n Pl.o- u NJ.
J.tpH. F1rk r----red. ". Tx - - p.
? Ned o-e O. TIE Ws-er Cr-rr-...,or-rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

markets-IAhtTtLLr ktFOkftn Fpt lHt y 7 ItIsNNh'
WErNEsDAY. jay IS. l-1s
ASHES-The nsrtst 81 t.sh tnds ,tssdyi sars q -
MA. 4. = = Is ard D. Do. Pears 81 - slt.
BLEsWAN svcSy Gue- We eagss SoatheTn lt.o~ =; 30
&c e2sh
COTTOS-Tte ulsrket j. ready. sales = 80 bli. TIE De-
man i nor- scuv- 81 Saa,i,s on ~ ih2- 81 cher
sr.cs. We e1otr;
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PFPoRH.

FoH TER WErE EsDss WsDs,so.T, jay ~ 10
ToTiL RECEIPTS - AL EIsDs Fos THk viz
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We have to Eeoeg5 srOihs. black dsy ts. tie
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10

Berthe Douglas men in Wisconsin were
recently betrayed by the Office holders, as
they are likely to be served in this and 9TH
er States. An impression has very generally
prevailed, that, of all the Western States
(outside of Illinois), there, was none in
which Douglas had so strong and sure
hold upon the Democracy as in Wisconsin.
Such is probably the fact; yet, at the late
Democratic Convention of that State, the
friends of the Little Rebel, much to their
disappointment, were foiled in their pur-
pose of choosing delegates to the Charleston
Convention. The Milwaukee Wisconsin,, a
neutral paper, thus tells the story in brief:
"The Democratic State Convention post
poned the appointment of delegates 10
Charleston to q State Convention, to be held
on the 22d of February. This is decisive
triumph of the Seymour and Administration
interests over the Douglas partizans.. The
postponement was carried by close vote
The Douglas men feel very sore over the re-
suit" s'-.tf s1r -r....- q.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
DIED.,

In this city, yesterday afternoon, Mrs. MARY
ARMsrR LEvErr, wife of Samuel X. Lsvett,
aged % years. E
But four weeks ago, she stood before tho altar a
happy bride. and took her nuptial VOWS amid the
congratulations of a crowd of friends, with the
prospects Of long aud happy life To- morrow tho
same friends will assemble in grief and sadness to
mingle their tears over her bier and cOnsgn her
earthly form to the tomb Such the inseruta-
bic DEGREES Of Providence.
On W ednesdsy morning, the 9Th instant, at his
residence in Center Township, WILLIAM H., old
est son of Andrew and Abigail Erskine. aged -
years and 1Ota months tft
The last one of six children. They are all happy
We trust I'm the arms Of A Redecner g. fn go -t-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
Communicated,

tOhnuhtcstteds
Mn. EDITOR In answer to the call on me
TO become candidate for County Copnmis-
sioner, | would say that have undergone no
change since I was acting rs your County
Commissioner some years ago. When a Com
missioner is sworn into Office, it becomes
his duty ,olook into the county affairs gem
orally, and if he sees anything wrong il is
his duty to have the matter investigated
| will further state that the terms "reform ?
! and "rigid investigation, used in the an
nouncement OF my name, was without my
consent or knowledge. have never con-
sentei, as yet, that my name should appear
before the people as candidate, and, if
should, it will appear in proper time. sag
> e-.l-a ai 1H ALEXANDER MADDOX. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
-
Law 9ChOol
OF THE UNIVERSITY
AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

The Instructors IN this School are.1zz-s-ss
Hon. JOEL PARKER, Ii. D., Royal Professor.
HON rhEoPHmosPARsoNs, Ii. D.. Dane Professor.
floS EMORY WAsBfBCRN, LIZ. d. Uuiversity Prof.
YHE COURSE or INSTRUCTION embraces
the various branches of the Common Law; and
and Constitutional Law ; and the Jurisprndence OF
the United States. The Law Library consists al
about Ia 900 volumes, and new works appear.
they are added, AMI every effort is nade to render
il complete. ~ AVA A-fsss 81 81 "a. ~
Instruction l. given by oral lectures and exposi
tions, land by revelations and examinations in
nection with them,) Of which there ten eyery
week. Two Moot Courts are also holden in rac
week, at each Of which, cause previously given
liyered by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms an
other facilities also provided for the Ciuk
Courts and an Assembly is held weekly, for prae
tce in debate, and acquiring q knowledge. OF pan
lamentary law and proceedings. -lr-s
Students may enter the School in any stage @
their professional studies mercantile pursuits
and at the commencement Of either term, or In thu
middle, or other part of the term. -. sz..t.
They are at liberty to elect what studies theJ
will pursue, according to their view Of their ow,
wants and attachments. 1g..4 l.i- "a. -l-ls :
The Academica year, which commences or
Thursday, six weeks after the third Wednesday q
July, is divided into two terms Of twenty week
each, with vacation Of six weeks at the end q
each term.
During the winter vacation the Library Il open
ed, warmed. and lighted, for the use Of the mem
beers of the School.
The Exercises Of the next Term will .commenc,
ON MONDAY, Sept. 8, 1859. Io19a .
Applications for admission, for catalogues, Of
any further information, may be made to either q
the Professors at Cambridge. 20 ts--a
CANBRIDGE, July 25. 1853. sep3- law3wis
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~,xH5: I sS.r.sIyx.;s 81. S =,

~ WE We .. SVSvSy ~ wv ~ SWsA 4Sy-
" street, has now i'm store and Is constantly
receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best
stock ever brought to this State vicinity, Of all
kinds of HARDWARE suited to the West, and
which, having been selected and purchased in par
son, from the most extensive Importing Houses
and Manufactures Of nearly all the Eastern cities
and towns, in addition to several invoices imported
directly by him from good manufacturers-Eng-
lish and German-he can, and will sell low
any concern in the West; feeling confident that
goods and prices cannot fail to please and satisfy.
He would ask the especial attention of Merchants,
Manufacturers, Carpenters, Miliwrights, Coopers.
Gunsmths, and all who need any articles usually
found in a first class Hardware Store-wholesale
and retail. q IA .fHFrr
Without pursuing detail. the mention of a few
leading articles may be well. Via l = - -
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Raz0rs, Shears, and
Scissors incluling Geo. wostenholm 4 Sor's justly
celebrated manufactures; Butchers Knives and
Steels; Files. all kinds aud sizes, Of Butchers and
Braces and Bits and all Carpenters and Coopers'
Tools, from Ohio Tool Company Barton's, Koch
ester, and Whit $, Buffalo. Manufactories together
with Cooks noted Patent premiuni Anger Bits
Also-Hand, Ripping, Panel, aud Back Saws also,
the various sizes and styles OF Mil, Circular, and
Cross Cut Saws, with T,ttle's Patent Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut SAWS; large and small Scales, in great
variety Of PATTERN Axes aud Hatchets for all pur-
poses House Building Materials. All Gunner
Materials; Gunners' Implements to almost any e-
tent; Meat Cutters aud suffers; Iron and Wood
Pump Curbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures
Ames' and ether makers Shovels, Spades, and
Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; fine assortment Of
all kinds Of Brushes; Copper and Iron R;yets
Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes; a new and
excellent assortment Of Fishing Tsckling; Paint
and Coffee Mills; Corn Shelters and Mills.
Agent for Dole, Silver d Feich's Premium Sa "
GUNNER, for Upright and Circular Saws -ar.ei
GEO. y. SONNTAG,
sep3 . a.-as No. 10 Main street
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ssa. The passage can now be made be

Bsn. The passage can now be made be-
tween this city and New Orleans, inside OF
two days and half. The route is to Cairo;
thence by steamboat twenty miles to Colum
bus, KY; thence by Mobile and Ohio, Mis-
sissippi Central, and Greet Northern Rail-
roads to New Orleans. / IS than four days
is required to pass between New York, and
New Orleans bylthis route from Cairo by the
North Western Railroads.
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p COUNTY CoMNIssIosER.-Wep published at
the request of large number of citizens a
call upon Mr.. Alexander Maddox to offer
himself as a reform candidate for county
Commissioner. Mr.. Maddox had no intima.
tion of the wishes Of his fellow citizens be-
fore the notice appeared in our columns
Having no personal aspirations for the Of
fee, and no thought of being a candidate
himself, he had encouraged another gentle.
man to announce himself a candidate; he
therefore feels a delieacy in accepting any
nomination, and would not under any cir
cumstances,-if he were entirely free-run as
the candidate OF clique of either reformers
or old fogies; or as candidate pledged to
pursue any particular course in regard to
past transactions or future ones He would
20 into Office free to follow his own conyic.
tions ofduty after he had had time to satisfy
himself what the interests of the county
demanded. lie does not yield to the gen
eral wish that he should become a candidate;
but we believe there is movement among
the taxpayers aud voters of all parties that
will impose the duties vi Commissioner
npou him a0isRs, cOletis t
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The Cost OF Bridge Building

Mr.. Saunders does not desire to hear about
any other {" mechanical constructions" than
bis own, and he is almost tired of the fame
his own have given him. But rs taxpayers
may wish to know the costs they are
paying for their work, compared with the
expenses Of similar works TO others, we
have been at the pains of getting some sta
tistics. Most of our citizens are acquainted
with the long and wen constructed Railroad
bridge over White river. Notincluding any
of the long trestle work that forms the ap-
proaches to il, the bridge proper is 600 feet
long-has FOUR SPANS and a draw-also Foe R
PIERS AND TWO ABUTMENTs, averaging "a feet
in height-all of superior masonry-equal
to any in the country, with deep and expen-
sive timber foundations-in the roof
ing and enclosure of this long structure
it cost, what?--yes; what,do the people of
this county think was the entire expense of
that heavy undertaking? Its entire cost to
the Railroad Company was the sum of thirty
fre thousand dollars (S35, OOOD The White
river bridge is a single track bridge with
spans of l4O feet in clear; and being
constructed for the passage of heavy loco
motives and trains, often of hundred tons
burthen; it is of course, Of vastly heavier
proportions than the Franklin street bridge
is to be-, % r.. tfs. ....r .-. ,
There was upwards of sixteen thousand
pounds of iron used in it. The contractors
on this White river bridge both for the
masonry and uperstructure--made money
by the job, and are now ready to duplicate
it for the same sum of S35, 900. In contras,
with this, look at the cost of our bridge over
a diminutive creek. The people have been
taxed to an amount almost equal to tn,
whole cost of the White river bridge, tC
build two ill-planned abutments, that ar,
almost useless now they are done. Is any
stronger proofs of either incompetency OF
fraud, in the administration of our Affairs
needed? Is il not time to institute reform
The taxpayers, without regard TO partie:
or cliques, should demand it,
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Total 81 ......s...- s. sl77,3J2 81
The State Treasury holds under its locks
sl77,OOO, and in the sum il contains, there
is yet over So, ooo. in DEFIqrs,- which we
trust the treasurer .willlsafely keep" and
allow no rogue to abstract the precious de-
post. La4 ST-0 49, CO
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sea- We see it stated that Mr.. Douglas
was presented by the Harpers with ten or
fifteen thousand copies of their Magazine
containing his essay on popular sovereignty.