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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

SPECIAL NOTICE.-As the time has nearly
- arrived when merchants and other RS not intend
ing to do their own COLLECTING, must make
other arrangements, ofier our services to the
public, and hope that many may fnd il 10 their in
terest 10 entrust their collecting to us.
JIG H-4t- LUMPkIN h BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

VIZ MUSICAL CARD PROF ESSOR OF
4E$ MUSIC wighes to form class for instruction
SEkm FLUTE PLAYING. Terms moderate.
and lessons given to suit the convenience of sch0
lars.
Any ono desiring to join, will receive further in
formation by applyln. at the Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
~ COMPLIMENTARY AND
Rsx n TIT m NEE

tE1To Messrs. T.. ]. WILLIS, MILRs TukrIs, I.
J. STARkF, and others:
Gsntisnsn-The flattering compliment You pay
me by card in tho Dispatch Of the 18th instant, to
give mo = Complimentary Concert, constfslns me
20 accept and make this humble acknowledgment oil
4 hat I,.-sil
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a a MOST DEslRABLE suBuRHAl

FOR SALE.-A good and reliable fam
~Niy HORSE, for sale low. Apply to
ma ie Eft DUKE x HUTCHINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
PLANK BOOKS AND STATIC merry.

BILL BOOKS
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
OF all sizes patterns and qualities required by Mer
chants, Clerks, Banks, Public Offices and Tobacco
Factories.
Having good stock Of material on hand, Mer
chants and others select their paper and have
their Blank Book made up in the best manner, and
to amy pattern.
Letter, Foolscap. Packet and Commercial, Post
nd BILL PAPERS, Of various qualities. ut low
prices 70 scther with En- slsh. french and American
- IA MY iTnnn1In1'SL On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
LOST AND STRAYED.

T OST-A CERTIFTCA ATE OF DEPOSIT Of tho
II Commercial Savings Bank, for $500, No. IS,
dated 10th January, 1885, in my name guardian Of
Virginia w. Gossett or Virginia Hosten. Appllca-
ton Will be made for new certificate.
je 2-2vt C.. III. A. CLAY.
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IMMENSE REnJJCrIoN IN the price, Of su

FTNIE PERSON who took = leather CARPET
l. BAG, marked Miss NJ. B. Moon, from the bag
gage car of the Central Depot, by mistake, on the
18th. will confer great favor by forwarding it to
JOSEPH ARCHER, Petersburg, Va, by Express.
ie 2T-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27

L CARD would announce TO those interested,
that in the year 1880 ldlscogered process by which
all The aromatic oil Of the Tonqua Bean may he
tracted, in concentrated md pure state, and that
have established n Chemical Laboratory in this
cit, for IT'S manufacture. II has been tried by som6
of the best manufacturers of this and other places
and ioand to Lmpart to the tobacco the best and
most lasting flavor of any other substance ever
used. Indeed, it is all that can be desired. Try it.
II you hesitate. try Il ut my expense. will visit
the factory of any desiring II, and ma he q SAM
pie easing. EDW'D, 7. FINCH,
Analyticai Chemist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
TIE SALE OF THE WANDERER-



SAyassaH Ga, March IL, 1893.
An ipciden. occurred 8, the sale of the condemned
saver waocerer to-day which shoEs the true SENT
nert of this .Iave.stuckeu city. AT the boar sp-
pointed the Uli,ed States Nsrshsl took his 1sna on
Capt. Corre's trunk, in front Of the Cdstom House,
I'D the decree Of tbe Court and offered the vessel &
anetiou, vbeIeupon Mr.. Chss l.. Lamar sisted tnst
,he vessel nj, properly in tue hsrds of toe United
State. ,icers, and hoped no oue would bif ass'o't
Inn. The f,st bid Wa $j00-Ss00-$l 00-sod from
there I'D TO - co., she bids seie SIS a. time by Mr..
Van Horn the J4ilir here, qriet, respectable per-
,or who vas doubtless euth )riE.d ~ bid by the Col.
l.ctor Son II reached a. 900, and sas kcocke1 OF
oDickly 10 Lau ar who statty roshed an Van Horn,
and stIuck him severe bio y which laid him sense
Lsa Lamar is well known here a. desperate slave
dealer although holding bhuertisl position 10 tbs
c,mnur Nv TasIe ives a general shout of spprobs-
ton a, his conduct WITH the cry kid him, Charley
iii him snd for the moment i looked rs II pistols
spo knives would De- used -,
The whole matter sas preconoerted so tlat 10 oid
der should be slloxed agaiost LsmH. The vessel
WAS richly worth uch greater sun ID would have
brought Il but for the bullying OF the sGvede sers
present, Who openly svo~ their Intention to onng
another cargo OF the chaitsls ny the same vessel
This Lsnsr ia the person who took the wild Africans
from the rraon here last week slso the owner OF the
6f,y captured in Te!far County. No doubt he Wi
Get posse,ion &C these in the same manner. Ine
Upited States llss are all farce IN supprsssng TIE
slave t-aoe II il bossted that the mex cargo VIII
pey better than those by the Wsnd,Ier and they will
know better how 10 manage in Ian ling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
IstaQ Dark DAILY Trib1nn
BROWNS RESCUED NEGROES LANDED
IN CANADA.
cor,yondpro. 9TH. n. Y. Tribune.

Cor.,pondrrc. Tn. n. Y. Tribune.
DETROIT, March ~ 1859.
The eleven slaves rescued from bondage in Bses
and Vernon Counties, Missouri on the 2lst Of D7cem
Der last with natural sidi,iop have at lstresc ned
the long soug goal. they arrived 10 this cry in
the 10 q. N. train from Chicago, and immediately
psssed over 10 the domnious of Queen Vetoris, snd
comfortably provided for in Wirsor, Canada.
Two whites only accompanied them from Chicago.
Tbsy have been brought openly, and guNied, ever
since the attempt of Marshal Wood 20 arrest Brown
and recspture the fngityes, a. Holton IN Njrhern
kaDsas.
The fugitives stopped for nesily tao weeks At
Sprngisle, q Quaker vlsge, ten miles ca, Of lows
City. during the time they remsipeithere 40 s.tempt
Wa made a. Iowa City to get up a force 70 capture
both Boun and the blacks. Some thirty men pre-
pared 10 attempt the thing bat Learning that Brown
would Lot bu, fight it ga given up as stoo bloody
busress. Such attempts were also threatened Al
Dsvsrpot when they should pass through there, bu:
a. expressed will rgness on the par: Of BfoEns msn
10 max. all such Efforts very expensive, they were
allowed TO pass unmoestei
TIE lsrgth Of the Journey which THE company hS
performed is not less thsa 100 mi es, COO miles o.
which was made IN wagons, the rensinder oy rail'
road.
The fugitives were OF four families. One Of these
consists Of man All wife and thrte caidren another
Of widowed mother, Der two dsugh;ers one son and
ore boy; another Of young man and the last OF
woman vhose husband Is son Of the widowed woman
wss fro, bone tie time the others were resc1ed-
making II a., three men, i've women and tCur chA-
dTsn, three Of which boys. TIE youoger eald ~.s
born tesr O-sxetsunie, where Brown had cent them
vhfe he should remain o. the hre % receive the Ms
sOaIar-, II they c.rcudsd TO 20 over into Kansas a.
ier IT, le,scp be hsd given them. Toe parents asne
i Dspel' IN is ususl fo slsves 10 take the surname
Of their hrst msste-s TIE child has been chrisseSed
John BIoEF. Ose OF re women les hal az I-.e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Tenew plot-bost Ezra Nye No. p went on her
tiisl yesterday, having her builders Mesn. Webb
& Bell, aDd large party Of invited gussts on board.
SIZE In The city abou, 10 = M With smart breeze
from wN.W. and in company 9th the pIot-bos.
George Steers No. d. Ga arriving At the pom. Of
Sandy Hook, the Steers, (which Enjoy, the epu,s.
"iiob Of being The fastest boa, in the basasss bsi
not gained more than orc hundred ysrds Oh Der in
going fifteen miles. She then han ei On the wind,
and proceeded up the Bay in compan, with the Ei-
mund Blunt No. q, which she passed TO eewsr',
taking on, ahead " her. She proceeisi 20 'ss and
r,tn'hed al early hour 10 the evening. The Ezra
Nye, corsd.riDg the Disadvantages nsw bOst lsbon
under By her 'ss and rigging stretching, c, satisfied
al who saw her. She Is owned by tue View Jsrsey
Pilots, and commanded by Capt. j. Wst1oo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

TExPERAycE ~ Rrssn.-So many Of the psSsn.s
Of Kovno and the nsighboring provinces have become
members Of total sbstinence societies that the wno
hold the monopoly ofibe brandy traffic tear very much
that they vii no; be able to pay the which they
have sgresd to pay for this monopoly. This e1traord
nary Movement Is attributed by some 10 the influence
Of the ergy others think that it il prodtoed by toe
approaching emancipation, the pesssn1 nov having
some object in accommodating property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

The TILEGRAFH To TIE AsooR The telegraph to
the Dooth OF ine AMOR vii pass through the principal
otes Of Central Russs sno the chief 70 Wis of Siberia
I,s cost esiinsted al 10000 AID it, sOnaal work
ing expenses =; s5oD,ooo An Ensish colonel fir.
proposed Il, bu. he GoyemDen. considered il irexpe
dent to eorfde an affair 20 ESSENTIAL % sssf 20 ,Ii-
,s:e company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

NETWORK md ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN sad sfer AUSDAf Nov e. lss sae Until furner notce
Passenger Traits vii esve Pvt 90; Of Dssse g., - ono~h
VIZ: ,
DUEKIRk ZXPREss 9: = N, Sr Duni,rh and prtaeip.
trt.rrneoiste ststiors
r-diss ststorL
POCKLAnD PASSENGER 9, p m, ron foot aurr.JT
ss P-ruont for su.@rrs and interrecis,s stsiocs
WAY PASSENGER. e $50 Tor Nswsu'sa rort JerSh
and Intern edis.e Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS ni:Sp n, s,r Dunh.rs ard Bas.Io
end principal Intermediate Stations "
E6lGRAsT q p N, f~f DsniiTt AID Bd1.c, and n'ef
mediate Sts.iors
Tie above Trsins run ;aiy, Sundays .rcepted
Th-s. Tkns r-ct ~ ~ mira WITH me frs sna
csp.usssus RSbo.d Sss,s Pa 81 Bnshamton- With
the Syracuse Binsha;ou Rsosa for syIsoa.e Corn
Ing win the Bu-sa YoIa and Enc Railroad tor Roehes
B1r.o NafArs Pss; At Ores. seld, With he Des
~.re Laohsvsnus Western Rairnsd f5r sr,ntoni 81
Buao and Dunihk With ne LAKE Shore Railroad FOR Ceve
land. Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Cnicsro, DC
CHARLES MORAN, Prrsseut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Al An eTics7, Mr. BsilpR, has lsunched upos the
AMOR ple steamer I25 feet long, drawing two fee.
Of water. The Governor General VIII 20 on Ter first
trip Up the river.
The new Rrssisp town on the wssvrn hspsier Of
Chns, Verroe, ba, sprung up with American rspdity
u has already 500 Inhabitants and IL in the stn'e
stitudeas Milan. Jtton aud vine produces nesrii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

sicELrs EDlcrED.-A dispatch has been received
from Washington announcing tbst the Grand jury
have found ball ssairst Mr.. sckles. There some
difference in the Jrry room as 70 nr. Batsefvssth,
msorty It is suppo.ed, being opposed to proceeding
eaapst him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER ARa.S9EhkHf.
PQ ALBANY and TROY BEe "a -
On and s>r MONDAY, Dec. g. 3e, frnDs w ssss WI
It., Nee Yorh, - follow;
s:9 . N For " arts Paine
s~a N. Fer wiIhamss r,dse-
N:e q n. Mall .rstn FOR Alsary.
u:Sn N. .Fof White Pains
sTp n. For Vtiiansbridfs
3.06 o N. Fer hil~ron-
$50 D n. E1pr,s for ADsry
t:co p n..For trvton F-I.
6:ee |, m. Fer Witt pls'nt
t:l5p M. For With, Pssins hos@ " he sos censsssA
$50 2. u. For WiliArnssrcsa
RETuRyUs-Wl l~sv.
500 N. u hit. Plsn,
SO N. vi hamsbrose-
7:oe . %. Groom g.la
1:eo n .hler'on.
tn N. Whi.s eara
1850 n..ksi train for AbAEy.
1889 ~. "a ilhss,i bridge
H:Sn N. White PainA
500 M. Wbite Plains
$50 ,. m..Alssoy sJsr-ss-
500 .. N. v lhsnsbrdE-
Va J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

isr,, and feu bsvs bed sixteen masters IN AL a.
Sem P.ieh said, so'os thiDss eas Be done q wen
ehers"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
Cutlery, 9aroware, &r.
IRON GARDEN ORNAM ENTs

IRON GARDEN ORNA NJ Z n TS.
JAMES, BEEBE & CO.,
No 3tS BROADWAY, N Y,
usual variety ooDstsoty producing new
lrtcles GsToels Lawns County, Aod
Public Penis
POUNTA INs-Trom e25 70 $500.
Over 81 different ps'terps and sizes from "a To slo.
sErTEEs and CHAIRS Of all toe various patterns
LIONS.
Colossal. Lfesire and in nhsture standing ard po'ns
DEER-Tbres different patterns
DOGS-Eleven different patterns
WILD BOARs FOXES EAGLES, JAkBB he.
fLLUsIRATED CATALOGUES sent by msiL
JAMES, BEEBE Il Co.
No $50 Broadway, Hs~.YoTt.
sAGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BAkCA lib
L. ANTHONY. LEAD, sPELTLR SOLDER
THOMAS PIG bronson, free, strong, ans
II warranted substitute Tor sootcbPis
~ AMES d. SONS SHOVELS and SPADES
MOUNT HOPE CUT NA1LS-Very superior
iN suahty. IgentA for Mount Hope Iron Co
JOHN w. QUINCY a Co., No ss WilhsIn-sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

CyLUHHIEG RAILROAD-LsayesP Patton Mar.
l~s WAR ;! s~..-, EEoCH DEAN = Gs s1S y
s.&S ana 10 n saa 4 sDl s nesting md exsAsAf
-s >ss-ns.u vftS he MT q Point Var. . e~ns
~ =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

4lc0ical.
CANFORDs LIVER INVIGORArOR,
- COMPOUNDED IRON GUMS.
SPRING MEDICINE.
APAnILY MEDICINE
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD.
CURES LIVER CoAPLAfHTs .,,
CURFs SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DILISCs5
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURTs BILIOUS attacks
CURES FEsALE COMPLAINTS
CURES COsTINLSE-s .....,
CURES WORN DIsEA>Es
ST w sANTORD, n D., Proprietor.
No SIS 3ros1v.y.
Sid By ell Diutsss In town and country .. okE ooLLh Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
miscellaneous.

PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, Asthms and
WOW ,oSshitis CURED By The INHALATION Of to- OOa-
- n - nroash Tub This treatment wortel e'Ga
-. eject Cure sny means frice Of Tnoe' sn
1919. - apply 10 HOWE, N. D. 20 Sr,ni.-,NI
IVEDlToRS and PRINl ERS-FORS SALE
s1.S,e n'tiAe DOUBLE CYLIsDER PkESsi 9TH e-d
80. ~,n en $50 10 1900 sheets hoaIi Fynf sp9.
sss ssss-sss YrfeAssss 81. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
NEw-YORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.

~ I'M
~ 1883. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. iSS.
Commencing November z, 1883
PASSENGER Station In Ee~YorE corner Hths and fth-sv,
entrance on z1thst .... ..... .,o,x
For New Haven T. tex D. ls:4o, ~ Nrl $3.50 ana
t:Sop IN For Bridgeport Ia m. (ex) l2:E 2f5 teL)
S.45 and p For Milford Stafford, Sameld south
pr and Wsstpor a M MAS S45 and 1892 For Nor
sals IN Iz:45 2:i5 (ex) S:+5, 1880, $3.50 For Dar
men and Greenwich m. l2:io S:45 $3.50, $50 N Tor
Stamford T. n (ex i2:t5 9:B (eI SIS, $50 $50 m.
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations, m lS S's
$50 $50. 6:S ?. m $1,000, -, .,,,.
Por Boston, "a m leh( 7:t5 m (eI) gos rrosidsnoe
M exJ; II As and 2:t5 (eI Ror ConIeI,ieqt River
Railroad TO Montreal tex }. For Canal Railroad 70
Northampton g. NJ lex aud lz:f5 p m FOR H.N-nANep
and Hew.London Rsilrcsd and s:45 For Hou'.
tonic R.iro.d sa IN For Nsusstuck Railroad q IN, z:1
n ro For panbury and Norwsl R1ilrosd Ia SS
' JAMES ii. HOYf, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
Uuter Qure.

nR. +. J. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE
~ ard Gymnasium. No 10 BIesessrtt, EeS-Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
III 49, 1855, me Trains will leave Chambers 81 Station
follows, Express Trains, 9 N and sag and $50 P IN !
Ia. for Dobb. Ferry At $40 M for sHs snf e;S
. 10; for Peei.kin p m The roughkespse Peetstil,
Bins Sing DobbI Ferry Train, stop the Way stations
Ptsser Chamber Canal ChTsopher ssd Sfsts
Trains for leave Troy sos AID lO4 ard
S6 and 5SS H. and Albany about IS minutes later On
anssy, a. a n m A. y. SMITH sap.rinten dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
~ DrLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, vts JERSEY
CITY-Mal and Express lines leave EewHork 81 and III
m 4 and fare IS Through Tickets sold tr GIN
chm ld West for Baltimore Washington noffoh
though b.gssse checked 20 Washington In IN snds
D. m trains j. W. WOODBURY., Au.stant supern'eD snt
b.sgsge win Ne received for train unless delivered and
hfsen ninlte advan,e of .he time o lesvina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
STEAMBOATS, Gn1 Railroads.

TRAVELLERS fof the NORTH, SOUTH,
4 EAST VEST, .houd buy, before starting. ArrLE-
no r.b y. sSbeE soT1E
enables the Traveller to So. at saoee How he SHALL
D. APPLET0N Co Publishers
Not, $40 sDs S4s srosivsy.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
IN Reduction all places "es On .td sfsr the 10Th
p,t the suu Of fare viii be 90 10 between New
sisi.r YsG, C. B GGtENoUGa
Mach p ASA General T.sh., Agent.
nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid ADD superior
sAT sTsTs P: :RBs
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At ocoei p m, from Pier No
Hereafter no room, Win b. res.rtsa secured 70 any spp
SAINT until the 'sme . ell have b1en pad Tor - 49,, :,
Fr.sht 70 Boston for soded taroosh With tres s'1sn ~
wG sosoEN AGENT, Nos 70 ard n wess-
TTHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON, for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE -ln.nt ROg;e-
Ts1 steamer. PLYMoUTH ROCK, C.Bt- Joel sbone, and
C.. S s IN .ad sSros I'd
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS lssyirs New. Yort daily tsnn
a.y. sIoeP'ed) from Pier No North River h ss.T .'.v'
,r On q. Thvs Of Ma. Train which leaves sO.on s
The COMMODORE, nom se~.Yort, Monday, wsdn..d.,
sns .rssy pT s9c 10y A.s Trr
Day and Saturday, from StouasOn N0hdAy Wednesday AHS
,.no. and Boston In the EIprs.. Nal fr.n re.hns s.id
places In other routes and ample time TOT
IN The early morns ines Connecting North and East Psep
fer, that prefer bosrd the steamer ENJOY nfhts
rest undi.su,bd brsslf desrss and leave ssonirs'on In
ne train.
Fare from Providence TO Ne~por, 50 cents.
bssge accompanies the steamer AID train hrouth
ssch way ,,
For passage berhs freight apply 90 board The
r<sner Freight Office, Pier No North River or
the oAice, No 10 Battery place. FEB. - 1853
(yENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSRY-
~ Connecting New Hampton WITH he Delaware, L.oss
w.nn. and Western Railroad and Eaton with he Lhib
Valley Railroad. 90 =. $50
STRING ARRANGEMENT commencing March 10, 1859
New YorE for Esson Az places rom rel
No 2Eorth River At n II M md p N for somerViBs
BY above trsiTs, and 81 $3.50 D. IN.
The trains EhEsbsh with trains on the New
Jersey Railroad watch New York from the foot OF Court
sndt.. Of 40 and IL m and ana ~. n
Passengers for the Delaware, Lsckswsnhs and Werern
Railroad viii leave a. u only For Lshish Valley Kali
JOHN o. BrEaNs. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
Al Exprsss lines leave HeWlOTk 81 ana III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

VTHOMPSON BROTHERS will fill orders for
II UNITED STATES COUPON PER CENT. STOCK.
{Boud) price, adding only brokerage and
pest Treasury Notes taken at and Interest In payment
nUBUQUE CITY TEN PER CENT BONDS
~ for SALE BY MORSE WOLFE No ~ Wilism-s
$2O.OOO. aos MoS M sos t. IhS d Sa
suit App improved In this city OF Brook
Iyn Apply TO S. s. BROAD. No IS " sltst, % story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and the WEsI.
D The ,t<,rners Of the NETWORK aoi BALTlAohb
STEAMSHIP LINE leave Pier No IS worth River tUhS
DAYS THURSDAYS snd SATURDAYS. making the Pe''Asv
IN lry bouIs FrrESt . Baltimore, tx cests Per fo5t %
Ws.aip1op foot, aud tate Is.ea %
through ;b- ~. covering i.urase~ nh apply % b.
A n r. 4 Co gfkce No "a krosiEsy Ap2yto
h. Z. CA0SU ELL L c., NJ. - wess-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
1nsuraMte Companies.

ErSA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or ELW-YORK
No So WALLET.
CAPITAL. s2OS. 0o0. CHARTERED Is9a.
YA,. Company continues ssslnst Loss OF DAM
AGE By YIRE o the most favorable terms .
JACOB BR0UWEk, rresiasnt
LIVINGSTON aATTrkLEE, Secretary.
YNHE GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
HAVE REMOVED 10
No IS WALL-ST,
Eank Of New. York Building.
SAMPSON MOORE, President
JAMES q. PLATr, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
Ocean Cleaners, &r.

TOR LIVERPOOL.-steam ETNA, James
Il Anderson Comusnder This new ard powerful steamer
VIII the British and North American Royal n. STAN
Packet Companys Wharf at jersey City, on MONOAf hsch
@ at D. m Passage money for ht class passengers only for
whom there are accommodations 8 including Pro
yons but without iues Liquors which be obtained
board. Freight taken on reasonable rates Apply 70
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
IN Reduction fare to all places West On AID after the 10Th
inst the suu rner i.es fare viii be 50 10 bt~een Ne~
Yori Ard Dunhi end between Yort ard susao CT
Eisgsn Psls Z. b OktENOUoh-
Mach Igya General Tsh-t Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
STATE ALMANAC AND REGISTER

q . ri
The publishers are enabled ct last "a
furnish . partial list Of the contents Of the
lows State Almanac, which 10 to be issued
on or about the FIRST of December.
1t will contain : full Calender calculated
for the NORTHWESTERN States; q compre.
hensiya sketch Of the civil history Of the
Territory ard State; . complete list Of
State and Territorial officers and member
OF the General bly, from 1888 to the
present; . reliable list Of Post Offices and
Post.masters; tabular votes Of the last
three Safe Elections, and the last Con-
gressional and Judicial elections; the party
platforms. State aud National. 1852 to
1859; a complete list of newspapers and
periodicals in the State, with names OF
publishers; the, county officers Of every
organized county the last Census Re
turns and valuation, arranged BY counties
and host of information of local and
general character. calculated 10 render the
work useful for reference.
The first edition will consist Of We thou
sand copies, which will be circulated
throughout the entire State, and offers ex
traovdinory inducements to advertisers; q
few more Of whom can be accommodated
hy making early application to Mr. E,gal
or Mr.. Sylvester. ..
The Almanac viii be gotten up in the
best style Of the Art Topographic, and
furnished at the low price of fifty cents
per copy or $40 per huudred.-lo,ea City
Reporter.
For copies Of the above valuable work,
address K. H. Sylvester, Iowa City. Iowa.
It is book that should be in the hands
Of every family and business man in the
State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
NOTICE.

"HEREAs, }. n. Field. Actin: County Judge Of
w Woodbury. county, State NJ lows, In accord
with Law. submitted to vote of the people OF
his county, At The last General Election holden on
the eleventh day Of October 4. d. 1859, the question
whether sheep and swine ehal he permitted to run
at large or not"
And !, John P. Allison, County Judge Of Woodbu.
~ county aforesaid being satisfied that the req uise
ments of the law in such cases provided have been
substantially complied with, and from . canvass
made this twentis day NJ October. A. d. 1859, Of
the vptss returned FROM the several precincts Of said
Woodbury. county. that majority Of the votes east
in fave, of tn pre- position submitted hereby give
notice Of tha adoption Of said law and order this
ce thereof TO be for four consecutive weeks
In the Sioux City Register.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto sst my
hand and xed the seal II the County Court At my
- Office IN sioux CITY, tnis 10th day Of Octo-
{,s Der, 4. D. 1909.
JOHN y. ALLISON,
INV County Judge.