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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06
Hnrs Mint Specific, FOR BADNESS

hiIl's Mint Specific, FOR Badness AND FA1L1>
OFF OF THE HAIR.-The following extracts from lette
SNOW What Ills Mint Specific has done and no one ri
presume TO say that these letters are not su1icie
guaranty of what it WiLI do: I
1T IS with much satisfaction that am enabled TO ca
NY that, before using up the first bottle the falling
OF my VIE hair was entirely arrested and all apprehe
sion OF badness entirely removed
Worcester. March Is 1853. GEO SESSIONS "
FOR the last six months, have had good opportunf
70 observe the effects of different preparations for IN
mar ana to obtain the opinion ofndividuals using them
ana rom information thus obtained am satisfied tha
your mint Specific is the best REMEDY extant for Nh
growth and preservation of the hair
Boston, May rs, 1859 CIIAS. H. BLANCHARD ~
For year wfe's hair had been falling of and sb
was troubled with dry, scaly eruption on her head
SO tlat she was quite bald Last month She Commenced
uslns your Mint Specific and with the use of one bot
nef heGd Is covered with hair and is soft glossy All
hatuaL Inc eruption has entirely Disappeared and sid
haS promise OF a fine growth OF healthy hair. 7
Worcester Apill %, 1851 ISAAC CUSHING
Upon receiving bottle of your Mint Specific il lot
ca so pure and nice was induced to try it, have nd
ong part OF bottle, and find my hair not only ASSUMING
~ olnGr soft texture, but luXuriance OF growth wine
Worcester, March 4, 1882
AN acquaintance of NINE who had lost her hair al
lot months was quite bald, by my representation was
duced to try your remedy, and without
plete head of hair. AARON KING wy
CONDUCTOR worcester and Nashua Railroad
Nashua, y. H., May ., 1881 -''"''
Prepared only by JOHN Q. HILL Apotheearv
~ u'm Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

HoOxer's Dysentery Cordial cures Dvsenterv
Darrh@a and all arrangement of the stomach and bow
elS causea by sudden colds unrpe fruit, &c, &c Sold
au3 DIST
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

HORSE THIEF ARREsTED-StoLen Property
Recoveed-On the 25th day of September,
1857, man calling himself George Brown,
tbut whose real name was Simeon Pease of
Tamworth, N H. hired horse and wagon
of Otis A. Frost, in Great Falls. n. H., to go
to Madison in that State, and was not heard
from until about week ago, nearly two years
from the time of the theft. Pease was arrest
ed in Charlestown in this State, on Friday of
last week, and taken by executive requisition
to Dover, n. H., where he now lies in jail, to
await his trial.
The horse was found by the owner on
Thursday last, in North Brookfeld, in this
county, in possession of Mr. James Duncan,
who purchased him, in good faith, at a fair
price, one year ago last March, of Mr.. Justin
Howard, dealer in horses in this city. How
ard purchased the horse in Oct, 1857, of
Pease. Mr.. Frost found his wagon in July,
1858, in Manchester N. H., where Pease had
traded it off for gig. Some time after the
latter trade, it appears that Pease came to this
city, with his gig, and the horse and harness
of Mr.. Frost, at which time he sold them to
Mr.. Howard.
| 1t may here be stated that while in this city,
on that mission, Pease eloped with a young
lady boarding at the City Hotel, who, how
ever, became sick of her bargain, and soon
returned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

lace to get arealy superorPhotograph Daeuer-
oa ana well tried Picture Gallery, Nos Is and II ar
Ilngtoh corner Everybody knows Tapley and he still
lives at the old place and make pictures that everybody
IL peased with HENRY j. REED, Proprietor
JeE5 du g. IL, 1APLEY Artist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

~. n. LcurtelOtte, NJ. d., Dentist. believes
leel are OF TOO much Importance to be repared or m
S naIeq WIN inferior materials a small amoont OF
ti anu Skill MS aim is to higher degree of perfec
lSS Main street at p'"'ioh' N9 9n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

,Michmond ~ rrowbridge, 265 Main street Mer
cnant IaQrs and dealers in Ready Made Clothing Con
staHhuy on hand large assortment OF Genemens Fur
hsnihs Goods. Fashionable garments made to order at
nUrt houce from the best quality of goods and entire
e4V" e''Vh' uu mchg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

DaNld scott, Druggist and Apothccary. No 25l
Nam street corner Mechanic street, Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines Of ali kinds M
wholesale and retail, supplies Physicians with medcines
on ne most liberal terms cash. and deyotes his esnec
i9 attention 20 the compromising and preparation fhy
F'P'' Wy app
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

Erysipelas.For EIysipelas, and especially for the
pet09iG forms which difficult to prevent and cnrc
NE PERU NlAN SYRUP is a sure remedy II not only,
ulsspaes the angry Inflammation on the surnce hut ~,
s PURIFYING properties, renovates the whole system ana
protects it against further attacks DIST AMI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

III; ". Bishop, Dentist, Office No. IA Pearl street
pr bishop would call attention to the reputation which
nc mas acquired III the preservation of the teeth bv his m
peror nngs Persons wishing artificial teeh are invited
70 consult iin lie will furnish all kinds in the most an
proved STYLES of workmanship. Electricity and Anal
helcs used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
Jlce at his residence II Pearl street. div di5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

cars MRS. >. GoOdwin, an experienced ana success
~ MldWle holds herself in readiness day and night To
attend 10 the duties of her profession Residence *
Austin street. dtf NsN'i0c, 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

TO be bald or not to be gaIdi that 4, a.
9uestl9n 90 6e be decided now "CURfiSS GtRF Fnp
nAlsDN EsSt me late great and reliable remsdv anG
tne ony article which Will restore hair To- bald b"o' a
bDSqDe SOP rs falling on Remember il contains M" No
AMI d' 9uiPner ana each Bottle contains one pnt
d d Ivu tng following late and important certacates
Trs M ~, nihV ~ my man need ever be bald
FROM tle state Treasurer of Rhode Island.
Since I eom,,o,o, , NEWPORT. March 20, 1850
IVY nnlr mas ceased entirely from faling AM ava Nc
peeh very much strengthened ''''''"e V"' "'u nus
SAMUEL A. PARKER
Uovt,,, ,.i.1 Providence. Jan. 3, 1859
in, ~ " ou various articles TO stop my hair from fall
~ " 1ou any effect, have now used two bottles
Oh ~ ~ DuIe lor Badness, which has completely sion
az ~ .a rom FALLING. cordially recommend It 10 ali
~ ''e pest preparation have ever found.
pou.,., =, HENRY BUTLER
f9r sale m Worcester by oil Druggists and in Bosion
~ Inns, Richardson n Co., Geo. G. Goodwin 4 90
~ bufr 90 Weeks Potter, and by All Druggists in
tne united States and Canndns. 'e "a
m62l dtq i''iuencei H.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06
RHODE ISLAND.

Carr Harrington, Esq, of East Greenwich,
one of the oldest citizens, fell from a load OF
hay on Thursday, and broke his neck. He
survived only few moments after the fall.
He was SO years of age.
Patrick Murray, of Cranston, in the employ
of Isaac N. Beach, Providence, was killed, on
Thursday, while coupling cars loaded with
coal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

SSehkiemen can have their hair cut better at How
No., NJ flpers Block, up stairs, than at any other
ulm iy9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

Quite sensation was created in Pittsfeld
on Monday, Aug. |, by the passage Of a num-
Der Of carriages and saddle horses bearing the
greater portion of the Field family, of Stock
bridge, bound for Williams Commencement.
Among the party were noticed the Rev. DR..
Field, David Dudley Field, of New York, Rev.
Henry NJ. Field, SC.
The match game of base ball between the
Pittsfeld High School boys and the pupils of
the Taghconic Institute, came off few days
since, on the grounds of the latter institution,
and was closely contested, Pittsfeld making
60 to Taghconic 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

u; q. Bradt, Nj. D., Physician and Surgeon Of
nee NO. Elm street Office hours to 10 a. M and To
". M dd my25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

"A C:al'd.-MRS. B. II. CLARK Physician Womb
respeetuy services to the citizens of Worcester
23pect"l attention, at all times, paid to MIDWIFFRY
Vce ana resldenee 1903 Main street. corner Of MYRTLE
- -''''' dtf mch3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-06

Draper a Clark have just received a lot of sum,
nor NEW WHEAT FLOUR, from Kentucky Mil,
lhose wanting better article tnan they have seen hs
season. VIII no doubt call on us for the dtf jy27
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

9TH WARD MANHATTAN CLUB-A MEETING OF
the above Club win be held at headquarters 23 Spring
street. on this friday ing Nov 1852 BY order Of
JOHN CLEMENT, President.
n. BIAKENEY Cox, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
A MEETING OF TIE TWELFTH ALDERMANICc
District Club siN DO held a. Peter Me.rroas 'csnsr o.
bee IL, atsoelock- by order ,,roxNp,, p...,...,
JAxrs Durry, Secretary. -D'''''
"A ofthe Fif,A ward held at No 10 ispanard srcct
Ihsaay evening" Nov II 1889 the following resolution was
heartily endorse the Of oa
S $$ s I $S$S5 5$ss; cenn.'ss
Tmos ". MOONEY, Secretary ~
AT A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING of
The SSa Asooa
sSs tho Nominating Committee SeIss about q = report
wo y
on Friday evening 18th instant Il ocoek At the same
us ~ : JOHN IaSan%S ,e Pses az ass
II. twenty second ward Friends Of the Hon. rcra,uao
Wood raiy fally raly-ws the under signed members Of
he Mayora Convention and others call on ;e ends Of the
lh Instant Fapers a No G West Forty second street,
@ an s s "a 5
ss ~ he S na Of IF s aspo 4 s
struck him down Isaac laurer CO. John +. Betz john
f'as ssRSs
sgns sose Sonack William
]. rnhsia, James Walsh, Ernest Stark Peter Connolly
RoBERsB. BRADFORD, Chairman pro. tenn.
THE MAyoRaLTY-rIE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APP
o. liz sass
s and h S.hs, we together
s @ So won Is S
worthy czsns and after wasting the merits and pecuar
whom the committee entertain he hshsst regard as they
stand among the foremost for intelligence wealth and poby
they concluded 70 reduce the number TO the following four
HAMILTON FISH former Governor and United States
His character and talents are too well known be
william +. HAvEMEYER. gentleman Of distinguished
Industrious habits and closs attention % business and
pop Mss tav %nesEvp1r :, rrs.sn, ,., !,
Court whose term win shortly expire has signazed himself
ana re Ss
aed BY those who have et the effect Of his views IN
ne Sas g He would
JASos 6 NJ Madison avenue, re-
partisan with any political organization has risen
table energy He Is universally popular '' anu 'Dd0"
From these four one may be obtained who undoubtedly
aa Hss w take pe On gsy evening" the 18th
- j. BISHOP, Chairman
9Th wARp-AT 4 PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT
November he DsaSera ii Re-
publican Regular General Committee Of Tammany Hall, the
following ticket unanimously elected =
:, City Conventional T Brennan, Thomas Kivlen, Owen
Kinney, James E. Kerrigan, John Clancy.
County Convention-Narry Howard, John II. Whtmore
James Conlan, Thomas Walsh Thomas Ryan.
Counclnapc Convention, Fourth nistrict-waer Roach
John w. Gallagher John J. Qun, Patrick Mullen, Michael
Conway.
Second Aldermanc Overwhelmingly Brennan Dennis
Burns, james Mccullough Laurence Clancy, William p
Powers, James MCGOWAN.
Fourth Alderinanic ConyentionJohn Lord j. Kerrgan.
To School Convention-Francis ORourke Philip Furlonc
James Campbell Cornelius Jordon John Donney, Francis
Dayton, John Murphy, Owen Brennan Laurence Langan
To Nominate Consabes-Danel Duffy James Nesbitt VIII
liam Gray James LOTUS Roger Adams Michael Fitzpatrick
john Conroy, Michael Tsevan John w. Somerindyke Dele
gates 10 conventions have power 10 fill vacancies
OWEN KINNEY, INSPECTORS
THOMAS RYAN, of
TIMOTHY BRENNAN Election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

EITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE:
Water stock of the city Of New York.
Sealed proposals. will be received at the Comproers oc0
until Tuesday Dec g. 1885, at two O'Clock r. NJ when the
viii be pubcy opened the whole any part Of
amount Of ak ndred and fifty thousand dollars Of 1.-THE
Ter stock q the City Of New York Of the authorized
Common Council approved by the Mayor Nov 1850 pur
chasing lands constructing new Reservoir and extending the
Croon Water Works
The said stock will consist OF six thousand hundred
shares Of one hundred dollars EACH and bear interest
ae q sx per cen. Ier annum payable quarter yearly from
the Sinking Fund for payment Of interest the city debt
and the principal redeeable the first day Of October 1875
from the Sinking Fund for the redemption OF the city debt
The proposals will state the amount OF stock desired and
the price share and the whose proposals
ceped Will be required TO deposit with the Chamberlain Of
the city within ten days after the opening Of the bids the
awarded 10 them respectively including the the
same.
presenting the receipts Of the Chamberlain the Comp
roer, bidders will be entitled to receive certificates equal
amounts the par Of the stock bearing from
the dates of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Stock the proposals thus sealed
put in second envelope addressed 70 the Comptroller.
The right the of the reject
all OF the bids considered necessary 70 protect
~ RORT HAws Coronsroler
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

A UGUST BELMONT CO.. BANKERS, NO. 20 WALL
IA street. letters Of credit for travellers available IN all
parts of the world through Messrs Rohschd Of Paris Ion
Con- Frankfort Naples and Vienna and their correspondents.
yyALIrORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
street.
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Brooklyn Post Office
TAXPAYERS, 60, ON WORTH STREET, LATE AN
hony- meeting Of all persons Interested in and op-
posed TO the widening Of this street, will be held No APP
pleons building of Broadway and Leonard street.
Friday, 18th nss at o'clock NJ The committee hereto
fore appointed viii report. JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
H,HE SECOND MEETING OF sEGAR PACKERS WILL
Nov. 10. THE COMMITTEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

pOEA BOEHEURS WORKS.-TwO GRAND PICTURE
III by that world renowned artist picture painted
BY bereels add Deblie exhibition G0LFls gal.
ley ~ Broadway corner Of Ninth street. Admiration Is cts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

(NALIFORNIANS, ATTENTION.
~ An adjourn ed meeting of the Ca iforntans who intend
Joining In the funeral honor Of the late Senator D.
q Frederick will be held this Frday) evening" al
the Home House. Of Jones street and Broadway
JNO. HOFF. Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18

ITO wATCHMAKERS OR MACHlNISTS-A YOUNG
married wishes to place a,self a. an appreatce 70
either any where he could have every
facility learning trade thoroughly wishing TO devote his
whole attention 70 would expect small remueraion whue
learning Any having opening for such would o1 se
by adiressngi With address 10 H. o. Boz cS5 BROOKLYN
Pea, Once.
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PeDorfea BIZ Telegrdph.

MOBILE 26-CoTToS inactive; Hddine lis sales OF
tire. DAYS 30 bsles receipts the time" 4oo btea
NEwORLEASs, July Ri CoTToS unchaDsed sa.s 20 gay OF
baIe. MddnR II de- sales a three days l'VV ba
ipts the TIM. 30 bas against goo bales ast year
FRyIGHTs 10 Liverpool, ID.
NV ORLEANS July z-CoTTOs-The sales to-day before
the receipt Europas advices Amounted y ZSD oes
nothing done afterwafd FLOUR very duu PROVISIONS
very dull FREIGHIs- Cotton ~ Liverpool, 90.
BALIInoRE July T.-FLoCR quiet; City advanced i]t !
How ard unchanged WHEAT advanced "a on better
srsdes; White 81 81 IS; Red, 81 ia 81 % CORN
steady Provisions quiet WHISKY unchanged.
OswESo July n p. m-ELoUR unchanged; sales small
WBr.r in better milling oensnd, but there not much dons IN
dr in the views OF buyers and sellers
sales Of 5000 bush. Milwaukee Club at he Cokh con
Duss sales Canal FsEfGHTs dull but UNCHANGED
at &c. Flou 7c Wheat 6tc Com, 70 New YORK
LAKE IspoRIs Geo bush Wheat, 800 bush Corn No SHIP
MtNTs If Flour Grain by Canal
CscI,sA1r, July FLous unbalanced receipt. larger Than
past. WHEAT steady RED : rs White, 81 10
d&l Is. CoEx firm. WHISKY 24c. Provisions unchansed
Mess Pork, SIS So
BUFFALO July 27-ep m-FLous doll and unsettled and
demand the b. grades sales 800 bbs Tor
sur 81 2Q 81 for Wisconsin, s. for extra Michigan
Indiana aud Ohio and % 81! 50 for double extras WHEAT
unsettled deu ard confined 20 milling lots sales, OGo
bush Qe8Ic for Mw askee Club CSC for old Red Ono
6 for slos CokS quiet and steady sales, dOoo
bu,h tending downward, demand moderately
active 200 bush tenns supposed 2" De at
2sc Other 0sns quiet. WHISKY nominal CANAL FREIGHTs
,ady LAKE ImPoRI coo bbls Flour 10000 on.h Wheat
600 % % bush Osts. CANAL Expokrs-o,"O
bush. " heat; 1900 bush Corn.
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THE GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

OF NEW-YORK BOSTON PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BANY-REPoRTEp WEEKLY ExPRrssLY Sos rBE NB~-
YoRK TRIBUNE and printed In the Daily Weekly and Semi
Weekly editions Full particulars Of the Market In New Yorh
are each week from careful personal observation ny
eOLON ROBINSON whose ons experience. exclusively de-
value 10 is resders.
STANDING IMPORTATION ABouT THE CATTLE HaRkErs
The market place for Beef Cattle IN Forty
fourth street between Fourth and Fifth The great
market Wednesday though the market opens on Tues
The number sold upon thse days In 1859 49 Sales
upon ether days and also q. Bergen and In
stree. Sixth The total number sold IN 1858
1871 S4 Beef Cae mostly sold BY cate broken, on
commission Of TO 81 81 head. The Quotations here are BY
the pound f weight beef Al Boston the hide and M
are estimated The weight here 10 generally guessed a. and
prices Fixed al much PER head that H. buck VIII net
Of beet In the quarters and that quality worth o d.
b. sold for $50 M6tet charges upon all buDoch sold are
Bic each: hay feed charged 81 80 = cwt
VIAL CAVES sold y n, live weight.
Mich Cows in price with beef Poor Cow sell on Al
asa $50 medium t5d S45 good ones %
SECS; tine &15d 100 Cows ana Calves are sold
III the market places
eEr ~ and La cold the In foryfourtb
sest between Second Third and
street Hudson River mOsty BY sheep bro
commission Of lee = head, and yardsge &c head
The po-s hch A. rs bead cold In 1858 generally ranged
from est So "
swiSE are nearly all cold BY the pound hive weight The
price which hl 47s cold in 1855 ranged generally from cents
20 81 n. There market places or Hogs
up great exprse, and with oil 'e conv-nieneiea
The Hudson River Yards the foo, seyenh street
The market charges For ysrdas-, cents each
seshre each brokers' commission selling cent
CoMPARATIvE TABLE Of Receipts Of -i1snes jr hu and
former pears. . ,
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Passengers Arrived.

Ia the steamship Moses Tasio,. from CaiQornia-Ms
Lawrence. Nh. Fremont. Capt. Benton L. = A. lady and
chidr,n Miss Cs,ry. Miss R. Casey, Lieut. Ayres
Tiprop u = A. Mr. Gardiner Lieut.. Gus.hepey, u g. ~,
Austin ana WIFE, r. G: Howard AID WIFE Capt. Lubbock
bo,fcr Fund lady aud servant, Fine, Mrs Re-der
child D Griffin lady infant b. Scott and lady. J. Thorne,
DR. D,un and son Mrs 0rasn and child, CyPrisni j.
Argues A. Spins }. JoE, Mr. Birdseye Mr. Schos Mrs
Robinson child, Capt Gsrwopd. D. Kendall. Ms Hab.r
snd sitrr, Rutherford, q Curs, G. Mann j. Moore, j.
Dre1, Wifi and 2chldrsn Mrs C. Bry.n, Capt Sesu Mrs
Foib.. J. v Field. Mrs. Sullivan II Hsyford w Naming.
T Wborberry. Mrs Harris and infant, Mrs. Robinson. MIA
Croby &. Wsloer Boho, T. Nicholas wife and child,
g. psob, w Bailey j. Webber, Miss Pi.ueroint,
Mn. hoi,t Mis-. Jsn.s Mis-. Burnett, Joisbo, T. NJ
Bsuum ana boy McMslsn Slice, o. Sost wife and
p stoer, Kips C.p,. W Curry L. T,ssaI,, Bowers,
wife end child y. c Horry II. Kelly Mrs Richards aud
child. w T. smith, ID Mayine, Russell G. Brewster h.
\ Tbomrso M SiOh. wife child Lieut. DavendoH Mn.
Marks intent d. Bailey AGENT Mrs Irvine Mrs. T.
McAra r Rose, Carlo, } Dckey, Robinson. janice
Aduus Miss J. simmops b. Wooster, Miss Smms, j.
johnson. Lieut. Smith s. A, J. Andrews Jack and 40
in ID cabin aud From AspnwalMrs Wuspp W.
johnson, Lopez Msc-ro Mr. Bbdequa j. Kelly NJ and T..
Di,hslp, al 7 in the steersge.
In s,eam.h,pEmpve Guy, from Haraad-A. Ibaxshl, r.
DE- Osma A. NJ. CsIreap, j. Campbell NJ Barto !. III. Win.
chester A. Pacheo r. Jsl.mrbes, NJ Quart Peop, Lar
rea Peoples q Wilso r. }. Grady, B. Tripler A. Free
man. Mr. WILDER w. Hart A. Gelston, Parrss NJ q. Cue
vas, and 10 in the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
~ st- harvested roug bsut the Wsbssh Vasy and
d. ,ik Of corn promises 70 b very aboDdsst Other

~ at harvested ssut the Wssssh vAlsy and
De yrk Of promises " b very abundant Other
es ner OF advantage and prosperity will soon be se-
- ID BIZ the cerpletion ard opening Of two mportan:
In. Q If trbytary railways. The Logspsport. Peoria
49, Burlington Rsrosd Is in forwao stste, the iron
sra up is being laid and il expected
ms. yin te ready for the passage Of trains early in
November Se1t. The completion of this great t,ubk
Nm eivene shortest and moot practicable route from
Dphpgter and Central Iowa 10 all Es>tsrn St.es, sP
WI draw vast traffic upon the road OF this Comps ny
nom oSs CT the mos. extensive and richest sections OF
ssry in the West Daring the present seasSn the
-,pGy and Palmyra Railroad viii be In cue cessf1l
ysra n, thus filing Up the onls remaining lr * of raj
rsabfrubca 10 81. Joseph, Missouri: Ibe compile
en II these great works combned with u large IN.
VsIrg crops asd unu s.skabe ndicssions Of general
REVIVAL Of business at the West, furoisf su6stsotia
de- for col 6dence the fatore sae~ OF the roa
KID In. belief that the interest nov deferred will be
~1,pup,Iv met st the date heretofore named. Those
90 rties holding coepons maturing on the s. proximo
x. be allowed interest fn the period thereafter held
4. BoODY, President
The business ofthe Canals Of Few-York IL a. follows:
YIus received lrd weeh IN july 1859. %
9ei,s received ,tsrd wrek in JAY 1859 1881
De IN IL
ne received nom opening Of navigation 70 and incains nrd
week in July, eSo " -
De- IN o'i'ot
D~-rcss IN rs II
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Stesmships-Rosnoke, Couch Norfolt Ludsm Henckeu;
Marion, Foster Charleston, Spoford fl.ston & Co.
shpQu..n of Pacific Dubois San Franci.co, Sutton Co.
BHkWestb~r Gage, Mckee, Rio Jsneiro Geo. Mok.t Co
May Flower, Dene wes, Indies 4. Gushing, Dixon, st. K
Ya,s, P'Tterfi.ld 4 Co.
Brir-S Ps,-n Higgins Norfolk C. r J. Peters; 6hee.
Anchor, Durham, EBzsbetbpoIt, r. Buck Co. Wnssn,
Wynsn, Bucksport, r. p. Buck Co.. Brchsrd Torrey,
Cole jacksonville, Thompson Hunter Sea Foam, BoehG,
St. Thomas Maitland Phelps, Crawford, Small Philadelphia
+. Tslman q Co.
schoopsC Ann Rowland Plymouth, L. Davis
Hs,s. Winters, Richmond c. H. Person T. Mpgs Weaver,
PhllsdeILhia master; W. Abbot Smith; Salem, p Baf
Roe DAVIS, Wilmington D. G. Murray; j. Smith, Dayton VII
mington, Smith Co T. C. Lyman, Stannard, New Haven,
master Fsker, Ireland, Noifolk NJ. Bedell NJ. BedeI,
Cbs., Alexandria, M. Bedell
Sloop-Hdrvest, Corwin, Bristol, master.
Stesner-Alioa Robinson Philadelphia, ~ Briggs