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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08
$50 A LzaTrT Aucfioneer
DY GEO. A. AVITT q Cs
YRADR sALEROOMs, No. s7T and s7s BROADWAY,
FOR SALE OF
BOOKS STATIONERY, WORKS OF ART, te
.ncfAh-


~ Consixnmrutx solicited al
TUTrRgDAy TIENTNG DEC g. commencing a. 81 o'4oek,
BOOKS AT AUCTIOS~Sile OF hDe collection Of boots
agsniiies together portion Of Library comprising
ee.t variety Of excellent works. such Bsnc os Hs.1
o. S. vols Prescos WOTts NAMES EHorin; bxPedifion
Jefefsop's WORKS vols BarT0w's Worss vJs Loadens
cyclOpeds q Plants with many other tss wos. on ho5
culture Gsrdsaing &c lrvnTs Works complete Il vos,
Turkey Baysrd TaylOrs Tra,e etc Aso rare and
THE ENGLISH HEXAPLA.
Testament in Greek with sx important Ensh trsnssnon'
large 4to 1urkey e-trs =,
MONDAY, II, and following ds, commencing eacs dJ
ST O'Clock p
SALE EXTRAORDINARY OF EN0LiSG bOOhs.
The most magnificent s.sembAse cf Books offered %
hseon being choice ana costly coson Of rare and vusee
Boots in almost every department of Literature oh Anrrf
and Modern comprising the best editions Of the bsss artho.
nesrly al Of which the finest co3ition and VI Tor tSs
gentleman, IA. whole being SSons snnerr rom 50
eminent London house Catalogues nov ssdy, ans may @
hsd, all he Auctioneers.
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THon.. j. MIr1yK. AuctiOnee-.

THOMAS J. MIILEK, Auctionee-. -
TsERFMPTORY SALE of Private Gallery
" Of Original MsScrn PAINTINGS gsgDIEs and
SWITCHES, COMPOSING ~ entire eolsstIs Of that
WI embrace many Of Nb works never before er:
hlbtsd including THE THREE CELEBRATED fiCTUR
til, great EzhiboH at Paris lsso~ offered
for sale IA his oving into the ccery that his
tins may be wholly 3ssoted tslerse historical works
THOMAS j. MILLER will cell at auction, cn MONDAY
EVENING December 49, 1884 st the Academy of Design lrth
a. near the entire collection above Tsnong which
nav s. Enumerated The Who end Foolish Virgins" PRINT
Gicrrone and CemPaEions Gor qfothe Lido
the paintings whch ece sd the award Of ts id medal
ofbguor AZ the great French Exhibition Of 1888 fir
Les-on" arlington aud his Family at hocst yecaon
saA City PostOlee.' isol.
Beiia FOND OF PiaF. " Trio, italian Coast
Mountain Scenery Joan OF Arc In Prison., together with
rns-y smaller works nsver befor0o sered for sale.
Tie Pictures will be view e-stuousy untIth time OF
sale from M, and the TIRES evenings pre-
eed. the sale. -. =,
Catalogues may had the EhbiiOu and sshs Office OF
the Actioueer, NO. ~ Pne-st.
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4 n HEawrs, Ascsioaser
DY BANGS. NERWN Il Co., Trade Bale

''1 TSuRspaY A. No FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
a. q ID 9, at O'CLOCK.
.rYyy YN0JI an RDOE Iut received from Londos
pns reai variety The library ESsu Of vsa.sss
wOl 10 all departments. e1pe ssrv aa ~ rhao
books on various subjects kc Csiaog Ns AZ, nov tesay
AU1OORkPHs al PRItATE sALE.-We nav. 49, a2T
sesrse Of preparation catalogue OF large Veon
GRAPH LETTERS and DOCUMENTS ito DC s1ie ony =
private sse) which viii be ready Dec and VIII 70 sn' v"
chi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

D0SITIvE and peremE sery SALE Of PAPER
i HANGINGS. BY JOSEPH HEGEaAN, hnetoaeer on
WEDNESDAY, the fan Deeenbs 1889 at 10 O'Clock, and
the blowing days until all sod The entire .toe oi s9eadid
FRENCH and AMERICAN PAHER-HANGlNGS, belonging
10 RfP.sr FRANCIS PARES 6Ce at No. 1916 Broadway, on
s1 months credit Og approved for all over l
aiogues the foods viii be ray for exhioSn GA MON
OAK the 18th Dece 1lber.
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financial.
ALsEaf IL nkooLAt. Asoasnee<.
)EGUI.AR AUCTION SALE Of STOCKS and
4 uoNno oEpT n NfCnI A LIN IN TIKI. DAY


ALsEar II. nSooLAt. Asoasues<.
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS and
h BONDS ALBERT H. sfCoLAr win sen, THIS DAT
Ihusdsyl Dec a. lsi o'clock 1t bis Stock sas~soo mo-
81 VIII " all;
10 shares Artisan Bank, 500 ezrh.
10 shares ST. Nichols Bank, LOO eAeh
20 sL2res Oriental Bank, f23 each
% shares Importers Traders lns Co, tJ escb.
10 shares Columbian and Marine Ina Co, 800 each
10 shares Home FIR lns Co, Sl0o each
IL shares City Fire 1ns. Co.. S1D -eos.
II shares Eagle Fire lns Co, 80 each
Is shares Fffenen's lns. Co. . II eech
d shares Atlantic Fire InsurAnce Co. 80 esch.
lOshares MARKET Fire ms Co, sloJ each.
2s shares knicterbocke stage Co. Sl0t cash
100 shares So. Nichoa. les. Co., Us each
- shares Excelsior Fire Ina Co, so zach
80 shares kerosene Gas Light Co. CID - each
Is shares Fireman's Fund inA Co. Siv each.
10 shares Etna Fire ins. Co.. SO each.
~ shares Corn Exchange fns Co, $50 each
20 shares n. Y. Consolidated stage Co, as each.
Is shares Equitable Fire lns. Co, 5 = each.
IS shAes Great Western lus. Co, : les each.
50 shares American GuAno Co. 100 ssch
70 sheTes ATtisans' klre Insurance Co.. sls9 each
Is shares Mercantile Mutual lns. Co.. : ~, each.
~ shares knickerbocker Ice Co, 3 100 esch
10 shares ~ T. fre and Marine Insurance. 20, Wv eeb
$500 Treyor,on Coal and Railroad = cert Bonds
6Os La Crosse and Milwaukee r. X ID Mortgage Boads
io,ooe Hancock County I'LL. y cent bonas ~.
Securities received in addition to the regularly advertised M
during every Next regular sale MONDAY Dec u
Regular Aaetion Sales stocks evey MOndsy aud
Thursday wheneyer required at IL ciock al the
Stock Saesroom No 50 William at the Aerchants TX
desired Stocks aud Bonds bought and vcs a. Pie
the Brokers Board Interest allowed on deposts
and dividends collected Sales also made OF Rssi Estate 80
P''-' " - r@ ' ALBRRT H. NfCOLAY.
Stock Auctouesr Broker and BenkeT, 50 "sh
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HzsEY H. LEEps Auconeer.-Salesroom No ~ Nssssa-.s
CVPERB PRIVATE LlRRARY.-HENRYH II.

HEsEY H. LEEDs Auctioneer-Salesroom No ~ Nssssu-.t
CJPERB PRIVATE L1SRARY.-HENRY III.
- LEEDS L Co.. will sell ct AUCTION on tuesday,,
be- 10i ocoek at the ssssroom No Is NAsau-st SU-
PF2B PRIVATE LIBRARY, containing over 2Vo volumes
English snd Am Tiosn Standard Works IN the various de-
including eoetss eie-
sntIy bound in Io and OIcEd 1t Ia truly Splendid coll
iecnn among VIII may be found Hume and snolets En-
10 vols beaumont aod kleteher comf-se Wofksi
Rebe VIOLA 8vo bound in tree ma-be calls
complete Works ~ vols with nearly
200 Fnerayngs bound in srb stye Edinburgh Review
100 Vo Qnatery Review 80 rols Lord bscens Works 10
yo- svo bound In ca Bosasps Life Of Johnson 10 vols,
has NOR brakes Shakespeare and his Times, vos 4oi
Horarh'- WORKS containing ezd ofl50 plates together with
i.bsted src ares with 600 original plates foo bound half
morocco; Fndes Royal GzsEy Of British ART 20 hne line
Vkie and othes folio, half morocco Gems Of
European Ar, vols ImperIto illuminated MasAznss ed
sa by Dougla Jarrod with several hundred Engaynss by
Isseh vols half morocco, Millions Works Scls; roy2
nstrr I'D Encyclopedia Britannica % sol Gtooons
Houe; Robert England FS, bound In fGlksssisr With
any elegantly bound STANDARD American Works Th elegant
Library viii b. exhibition above the day previous 70 the
rAfe.
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C,oNTFcTJoNERY, WHOLESALE and RE-

u TAIt.iEcOMTEs Eo $50 orsesw,,sss.. has en- haed
rge ssotnent Of conrticset ior the h9osy' '1'' ~
80, 4. 0J:.s Il FREAK bons Pssie, toy &c
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Gcpartnarsbip Noiicss.

nISSOLUTI0Ns-The copartsership existing
H. between JAMES W, OGDEN and HlEL II. B0fSFORD
Lumber, Planin Molding business. carried In
Ith 39h sad 3h-sts hegf under the
of J. w OGDEN Il Co, Is dissolved. J. w. OGDEN
Dated Dec I, 1859.
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tlQSN FIRST PREMIUM, 1870
ICJeto1s Awarded . BARBRRIE 4 800:
BLOOMfJLLD by the American Institute for the btSf ~
ANO EORTES BOTHER pose regulation aud
especially So the isiy atswe-tness their sne ow In
warranted give entire sttion In vary re-
spee Wazuoon and Ma xetory, No' 10 GrAid's corner
Bsx;sest
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Bcaro ann Rooms.

DOERD. gentleman and hss VIDE, without
I'D carn who bring good references can be sccommo
dfed with ROOM esd BEDROOM, In strictly private fani
w. Arly NO. 3ss 2dav., between Both sad 1lsssts
WANTED, BoARD-In private family, or
w WITH fery boarders, by tive single Geutsmen
I,rvs Raw Al Sedrsom Sd floor religious family
a. prsf.r-s,s. A ddress No. 1857 P. o., postpaid.
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Mafbinerp.
Gnilerp, Harbwars, &r.

Vrflfrp, Haromarf, AZ.
INGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BAHCA TN
Il ANTHONY, LEAD sPELTER-sOlpEA RlG l1Vn'
Eor sale by JOHN W. QUINCY Co, No 20 W hhAnaN-
n u. BROWNE Standard Cattle Hay and oshe<
Scales Wnrrartod Ia all respeoss Call send fcf Csts
losue j. d. BROWERk Co.. 2si wser-ss near beesnAa-
DENNSYLVANLA SHEET IRON, q s1eeaeoa
i quality AID ct low prices, Ca sale BY . -
John W. QUINCY Co, No. ~ WA&aS-
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I5nsuranee Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND Mutual LIFE ms. CO.,
IN Boston Capital and accumulated PremumA oSe 81
Paying csAh dividend Of 90 pe cent ali the naed Psnps
!sts Repcsss, Gc furnished gys.is JOHN HOPPER
Aress ssd Attorney fes the CO., Ne. 10 Ecsa5wsy, Y.
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" PANYThe holders ofthe Bonds ard stock u this Com
rav are hs-rhy notified the sign the 5ontraet for
the Of the Company expire. en- the s Of January
n-, those wishing become psrie. 10 q are IssPsca,y
,ai 10 GEMS their without delay to HOAATlO ~
OfJS No As Wallst Newly orb, or to the sebscrtoer
us the assent well n blank contfeeta msy DC nso
ths otEre Of the Company, No. IS Nal+st , ,.,,
iy the certificates that 20 be exchanged
for ss-i,-New- orb, Dec. !, 1889 -.
r. RANQRDFT DAVIS A'"''o's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-08

OFFicx THE HevARp ISsURAscs CosPasrl
NEw-YoRK Nov. D. 1889
DIyIDEND.-The Board of Directors have tins
Ddsy declared = SEMT-ANNUAL DIFIDEN Of r~Ebst
And A BALE PER CENT UPON the Capital stock ~ tAs
Company payable their office, and after MONDAf pee
s 1850 - HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
TI'HE COLEMAN FARA MILL COMPANY,
No Spruce-st N Y.-The Annual Election OF rTusteos
his Company will se held At he odsce on rUsSpAi DC
y ~ ~ MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary.
DJyIDEND. --OPFICE or THE NORTH AMEai-
IL can Fths INSURANCE. CosPSsH, No Wsl-st New
iok Dec 1859 The Board of Directors u this Company asv
thi. day declared SEMI ArNUA4 DIVIDEND ofFl'E INN
K w. BLEECKER, SECRETARY
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90 5rorismen.

ENGLISH SKATES, GUNS, PISTOLS. DC.
H wholesale and retail a ALFRED W. WOODLANDS
SPorsmsn's Depot No. <ss Broadway.
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rJNHE EEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
u asynSss OFFICE AIr.sI, S0y -
cIose of WEDNESDAY the 9TH day Of December
n.s preparatory the annual election for Dgors OF the Corn
held the lsth day Of December next
aid vii zed the morning of TUESDAY, the 18th
DIV of pecesnbep Re1t GILbERI h. WILSON,, TreasureI
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6oasss TO fet.

TNO LEASE The UPPER PAi$F OF the hve
stor- uha..l bodybuilding No SIS broadway App
10 WILLIAM NJ YLoR, No SIS Broadway 70 JohN
fAYLO,str,o. % Broadway.
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ITO j. EASE, fora term of yearo--A PLOT of
GROUND al out 60by 75fee situate shs Hudson River,
two bloc aBezh the y, adjacent to the jersey City Flour
Mil at v hieh piS appls iSr information
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COAL OIL
" IL consequence the complaint. sfimpcs Cod
on the subscribers ole. 70 The pablo superior stioi re-
from all objections 70 which most Obs snbect-sn Ntio<
which warrant 10 give universal satisfaction sofa wsss
sale aud retail ~ DfETZ Co, No s1 Wlisa a., sols
ownsrs aud usn6scturers Of DfETZs PATENT COAL-OsL
LAMPS fot burning Coal Oh 9Th or without ohimaoy
MINERAL OIL a. perfect Coal
Uk on sny ether IN marie. foe tsrseikx brsA.ey n
burning sn& al tbs Suslk sfs srsrsts article fb s ~
ga belsw the usual prices. Rsrrels 81 % ssiens
EOHS W QUINCY Ca. Ne - v1iHssA
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w GRAND PiAHOS.
STEIkWAY SOAS invite ases and the public N general
% osis and examine ssgr newt Szyvuted ONERSfRUS
GPAND PIANO wh power and eoaty OF to-s pro
aosnseA superior ether GaId Piano BY all who aVe
among the bes. riuSirz ludss Of hs ooun
w surA a. T. GOLDFISH Tn Ussn Editor OF the Musical
RevsYA q. C. HILL w. A.KinE w. hspen, II. c. Tsssn, d.
STE1EDAY & SOUS,
Hnnufseturerx foa. ~ and a. Wsstsr-s,., New York
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TRKAsuRRa's O7yIos OF the Stars OF ILLINOIS
Noven6er 49, 1889.
DTByIC NOTICE is hereby given that the

Treasurer OF the stats Of noii viii os the lst day
January 1850 and day 70 day theresNer for ,hs
AVA AZ tk American Exchsage Bank the City OF New ora,
sJ the INTEREST Public Debt Of se Ss'e OF lnos
~ ~ WILLIAM BUTLER Treasures
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

DAY before yesterday, about five o'clock, as
little news-boy named Andrew Snow
was passing the Broadway Hotel, ho discov-
cred pocket-book lying upon the pavement
beside a chair, which ho picked up and turn
ing to gentleman near nt hand, asked him
what he should do With it. The gentleman
told him that it doubtless belonged to some
one stopping at the hotel, and advised him to
hand it over to the clerk, which ho did. A
gentleman named Edward Shippen, who is
stopping at the Broadway, missed his pocket
book yesterday morning and called upon the
clerk, Mr.. Lutz, and made known the fact. He
was very agreeably surprised to see Mr.. l.. un
lock the office safe and present him with the lost
treasure. The pocket book was then opened
and the contents, one hundred dollars in bank
bills, and checks and drafts to the amount of
three thousand dollars safe. Mr. Shippen
ia an extensive lumber merchant of Warren,
Penn, at which place he owns several large
saw mills, and We do not know that he could
do more commendable act than TO call on
little Andrew, at No. ll2 Avery street, and
make him handsome present. Such honesty
should not 60 unrewarded.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

MARY JANE BUTLER (colored) stopped a
little peddler girl on the street, day before
yesterday, and under protenco of wanting to
purchase several articles, succeeded in steal
ing a pair of socks, and paper of pins.
The little girl saw her conceal the stolen
goods in her bosom, called officer Jones, and
had her arrested. She was sent to the County
Jail for the term of three months, by the
Police Judge yesterday, to be kept at hard
labor
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

A COUPLE of lads named Richard Tuell and
Thomas DOnnelly, aged, respectively, fourteen
years, were on trial at the Police Court yes
terday upon charge of breaking into the
building of the Third District School and car
rying off various articles, such as pencils,
cards, chalk, etc. AS this was their frat Of
fense, Judge Lowe let them off with an admo-
milton.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

HERMAN FICKEE went over the Rhine night
before last, and took little too much beer.
Herman became weak in the knees and laid
down in an alley, where he was discovered by
a policeman and taken to the watch house.
He was fined So and costs by the Police Judge
yesterday.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

A THREE-sToRY brick dwelling, situated on
Gamble street, between Western Row and ohm,
and Liberty and Oliver streets, was struck by
lightning about five o'clock, yesterday morn
ing. Damages light. At about the same time
the "White Horse Tavern" kept by George
DOebler, on Western Row, opposite Oliver
street, also received slight touch of electric
fluid. The inmates of both dwellings escaped
without injury.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

EDWARD CASEY, an old bird, for getting
drunk and insulting persons on the streets,
was sent to the City Prison for the term Of
five days, by his Honor, Judge Lowe, yester-
day morning.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

The action of the Episcopal Convention of
Ohio, in electing Rev, G. T. Bedell Assistant
Bishop of this Diocese, has to be confirmed
by the Triennial Convention of the United
States, which meets at Richmond, Va, in
October next
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

THE Anniversary of the establishment of
the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum, will take
place in the tent of the Young Mems Chris
tian Union, on the Asylum lot, this afternoon,
at half-past three o'clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
Pic-N ic.
A REMARKABLE BOOK.

HINTS TOWARD PHYSICAL PERFEC-
TY; showing How to Acquire and Retain Bodily sym
metry, Health and visoT; Secure Long Life; and
ID. II, JACQUES This is a book for
Parents, Young Women, and
Teachers, Young Men .|.t..
Everybody,
in fact, who values Health Strength Grace, Beauty
and Long Life, should Read 1t. The following are b
few Of the subjects treated: =
Embryelogy, Infancy, Childhood, Education, GYM
mate, Physical Culture, Diet, Longevity, Arts Of
Beauty, How to Live.
II commends itself especially to women, whether
as wife and mother, maiden. illustrated with
twenty beautiful Plates, and numerous Wood-Outs.
FOWLER WELLS. Publishers,
New York.
For sale by A. HUTCHINSON,
Jet Bookseller, 100 Vine st., CINCINNATI
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
Local N ewS.

WILLIAM DUFFY and John Arden, charged
to kill, and disorderly conduct, were before
Judge Lowe yesterday and held in bonds for
their appearance next Tuesday.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
STRANGERS GUIDE.


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & SEEDS.
Wilder, Robinson E Co., 23O Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
ApplegRte & Co., No. AS Main st.
Anderson, Gates 81 Wright, 112 Main Ut.
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chas. A. Junghanns, corner Third and Mill sts.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpin, Hinman 81 Co., 1O3 Walnut st.
j. l.. Wayne &5 Son, 1914 Main st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennet, Dudley & Co., ID Main ST.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
j. Butler, 80 Vine st.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John HitcheII, College Building Wanuts st
LOOKING GLASSES, Ero.
VIM. Wiswell, jr., 20 West Fourth at.
MEDICINES.
Dr. q scsndpSy@n FNb9Eb Blood Pills
ond building from Main.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Bachelor, DeCanp & Co., 81 Walnut st.
Pollock & Mccall, 232 Walnut st.
Nixon d6 Chatfleld, a. and 10 Walnut at.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. w. ii. Swander, 167 Longworth st.
DIR. w. ii. Beck, 50 Broadway.
DIR. j. G. Beclk, 81 Broadway.
sADDLERY q CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Hunter, KdTiestOn g. Co., 1853 Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
r. w. Wright g. Co., No. 10 Yves. Second Ut.
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. II. Slant Sc Co., % West Fourth street.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS,
Hedges, Free 81 Co., o Main st, .r-
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs & Smith, o West Fourth st.
Oslamp g. Bro, los Main st.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
Snowden Otte, II West Fourth st.
Sawyer q Kirk, 8 College Hall, walnutst.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS,
q. G.. Burnett g. Co., ~ Walnut st.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

The Dayton fremen brought out three Of
their engines on Monday evening last, for a
trial of skill, or rather of power. The height
of their ambition, says the Empire, was the
spire of the steeple of the st. Clair street
Presbyterian Church, which they hoped to
give a ducking. The Oregon and Independ-
ent engines sent each stream to the top of
the spire, which elected thunders of applause
from the admiring crowd. The Deluge COM
pany's engine could not be worked, but was to
have her trial on Wednesday. We have not
been informed how high tho steeple is, but we
are inclined to think, from the editors chal-
lenge to "back the Dayton engines and their
companies against those of any town in the
State, aye, of any other State," that it must
be very, very high steeple, indeed.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
Departures Of Trains.
Arrivals of Trains.

INDtASAPoLIs 4 CISCINNATI-9ilO A. NJ; $50 p. M;
$3.50 n.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToE-7:Ib A, NJ; l0:47
A. M; $40 p. NJ; l0:l0P.M.
LITTLE MIAMI-7;3O A. NJ; l23 p M; 1913 p. NJ; lO:45
P. N.
MARIETTA AND CISCINNATI-l020A A. NJ; 9l5 p. M.
ONO AND MIssIssIPPI-7:00 A. Nj l3O p. M; 1910 p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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ASTHMA, COUGH. C0NsUMPTON. The writer
most highly esteemed; like Thousands of our best
known citizens, feels it duty to bear testimony OF
ne wonGerfui curative power of HAMPTON's
fiNCFUKE. why let your friends suffer and die
without giving it trialf Call and get pamphlet.
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE SgPf % 1873
MessTs. Mortimer d ao,c5rdy- Ge.aflsrss: have
oeen for some time afflicted with Asthma acoompa.
aied with shorthess of breath with many symptoms
properties of HAMPTON's VE6kTEBLE Tine
FuRE, from having used the same, induced me to
procure bottle of the Tincture and by the use of
one bottle was much better that was induced TO
use more OF 1t, and by taking five six bottles was
restored to my usual health. and will say all per-
VEGETABLE TIHCTURE.
9entlemen-You are at liberty to use my name
or the benefit OF the afflicted.
ELLEN FsDeu.
q. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Md.
Sold BY PURCELL, LADD / co, Richmond; BY
Or COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBkAY'
Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop-keepers
e7ery where.
ss- 81 per bottle; six bottles for s,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-08
Affairs In Norfolk.
Of Ins RICHMOND DAILY DIspArcHl

lSVnnAof SNOArSE SF Ine hi1HEoND DAILY DiEPATCHl
NoRPoLE, April 7th, 1859.
The work of beautfying the Custom House
grounds is rapidly progressing. The trees, ever.
green's, flowers and shrubbery have been set ont by
skillfui Florist, and in q few weeks more this
will be one of the prettieet spots in Virginia, ex.
cepting your own beautiful capital square.
The confidence game WIS played upon one of our
dry goods dealers day before yesterday. genteel
looking female purchased patent ertender, (hoop
skirt and Instructed the clerk to send it, with the
bill, to one Of our most fashionable female boards
ing schools, and Mrs. -, the principal, would
settle the bill. She then started out, and getting
- tar as the door, took second thought, and re-
turning 10 the counter, informed the young man
that If he would put the skirt up in Q small bun
die, she would take II mp 10 her hand. The unsus-
picious clerk done II mp particularly small, and
handed 1t to the lady, who after repeating the rec
guest that the bill be sent up Immediately, left
The bill was sent mp, but the lady did not live
there, and IL turned out that the clerk had been
"sold, very badly ssold" and the lady, hoop skirt
and ell, were gone.
The schooner American Chief loaded here few
days ago with corn, for Rockland, has put back to
replace cargo. On the sttsmpted passage mp she
experienced heavy weather, vas knocked over on
her beam ends and shiftsd carEo-no material
damage done.
The schooner y. W. Perrin, sampson, from New
York 70 Jacksonyills, Fla, put h hare ysstsrday
afssrnoon, leaking badly--to Robhlns Battley.
PRECURSOR.