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! ARD.-lo tierces prime Western Leaf Lard
- lS PoUMAiRAT < McCULLY, n and % Iigbt
| EATHEB-43 Calf and Zip Skins in The
-, 4 4 rough and doz. finished, ELLIC0TT HEWEs 80
! \ PERLE AND RUBIS CHAMPAGNE
;AWlNES-t constant supply Of the above ce-lratc5 |
F l On G 2nd and Tor sale by the agents, CAS H. My
Et,2 . 6H0 d3tf
] IQUORICE PASTE for sale. q q COR
LITER, No 80 :. Gay street. nIStf
/ OCUST LOGS AND TREENAIl,S for sale in
1 L@5s to suit by WM s CROSS corner East Fails and
l . ,tlSeS' nlStt
ARD OiI4.-30 bbs. Winter strained Lard
4 nj u 1 n, Tor sale hS GEORGE 4 JENKINS,
ARD OlL.-Gross & Dietrich's No. / Winter
- 4 Lard Oil! for sale by GRANT X BRO 81 Exchange
nI7-t
ARD, &c.--lOO kegs choice Leaf Lard. 40
Abhls do do do so bbls Prime Pork: 50do n" Ra,S
tor r5 Saif by LOVE, MARTIN Co, Nc Exchange PSe
/ AGUAYRA COFFEE.-80O baos choice Ia
s7 Suayra Coffee for sale by GEO SLATER 10 Commerce
,ATHS AND PICKETS.-5OO, 900 Latbs
Commerce street, ''''' i nSf -
ARD AND BEEF.-5O terces Prime Leaf
sas b SSEf 81 90 M& AZ 10 SN 70 Ne e. R2mo
Place. " w. NO. . hN enI4F
IQU0RS.--on hand a large lot of Domestic
ERrR at 2F2G 2q BR6 yin }? SG& at small cd
1 AMP BLACK.-50O bhls Lamp BIocl; in hull,
~ n papers in store and for sale by WILLIAM DAVI
Hg-SC ok RpRf - HI =, -, "22-tf
Nj ,"r .air h C0R RSSr No; Halifax Macke
:, y . ooi,S fls \ SONS. ds.tf
MIR BAKER 81 Charles stree, 9l''o Ior sac ny
M ALA GA GRAPES, CHOICE PEARS
ohdr o5 % oA SP i 9nG Haya9a ORANGES Grapes
WM MCLEAN y Worth Charles street ',' fOF sa n ~
| M ADDER.-l2 casks Madden TO arrive per
w Sc9tia from Rotterdam, and for sale by FSrI
I57l5t1,YI- i.oll9ly" street o24f
IY1 sale low BY zoR6LHGER Bros No. ST IS:
| M ACkEREL, HERRING AND ALEWTVES,
SEQ Dis .gw r r. % nc and Maekes 900 hado do
ara lowest whoeaia r IRON S9 " StimF f m 3ay
- - ~, - SGil!,ne.gt street ieltf
! ISE AIIl. MULLER'S CELEBRATED SPARK
- III ling Hook and Mo;sle Wines imported and
Street r. MfbuKG' sole Agents, IS W. Lombard
\. ; 71-77 +, 77777777 sl3-1
! w n-,lI'i-A hhMP-lO0 bales superior Manila
iiemf IN store and Tor sale by JOHN HENDERSON X
NTEATSF00T OH ----- - IN -. = az II
" il in store and G G sn ~, w D%S prime Neatsoot
To-, Iarj ,I,t anu "' Nae Ny W NJ. DAN lSON co, lOl
NTTTVFCSS Il n ms u
| n.r ,.SoJia:, r, o p NO. NutmegS 10 arrive
N4 49, GP HzsE z2@994 zl-s2a Of
choice first rnnainss n o Moasse, ~n9e for UDls n,
w. ga ~, u L@mmerce st s2Htf
" orleans sngar for saJa ~, Gro 20 nhGs. New
1TFV.TT i,1z;r,7 ;, g, : - s2-tf
Ers ana 1,,,iTf G t5IS, bALUHILRS} BRACK
ealit . v v Pratt IT, s fNS a Mao Gp l.,
~ 49, N4''i h+A1oON OCbNI1 AND h EN-
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5ltrttan9I3s.
A LUM.-l0o bbs. Alum in store and for sale
1Ahy WI. DAWSON co, I,i Lombard ST. r.asir
4 LBERT COAL CANDLKS-A beautiful ar
L4tce superior to for sale by ANNIDOV co oIlc
A lie AND PORTER.--In glass bottles Burton
u fai5 Ale Pnts and quarts Dublin Xxx Porter Pints
street. ''' Wv r =; GIS
REEF AND CLOVER SEED-i0 bushels Ohio
~ Seed bbs Beef Rounds, and alD hbls Moss and No
a l@s% Beef for sale by NhiH$NL GRAFTON ID rIs'i
RUTTER.-Wcsterns solid packed by POUNAI-
kSRAT y McCtLlY, & and - Light street d5.f
FREIGHT VARNISH.-5O bbls. for sale by J.
1PC0RNER SONS. il #
RACON.-lO hhds New Sides; Is hhds.
fSSh2Gd,rs new Hams and Lard for sale b. CIIITns &
GAGAoR NJ. Commerce street n2ttt
SULk SIDES GOO pieces in dry salt, dey-
A'erahe neNt week for sale by JOS. CARSON C0nzetr
RUTThR.-lOO Diaries Extra Choice Dairy
RFaGSSd Gl b Butter for sale by J. G HARVEY CO.
RCTTER AND BEEF.-25 bbls Roll, 40 tubs
fresh Goshen and co large kegs Butter 81 hhls new
li9 West Pratt street " "''i MS Is l yo
s(EST REFINED AMERICAN SHEET IRON
a. stock of Nc ,uough 4 Co s 0ctararo brand asa
~ 39T ]ina1s Ga and e cs s Lowest
RACON.-25 hhds Prime Western Sides.
~ & by ""' '" cnon$222 l EES22I3s..
RUTIER.-Packed to order for expectation, in
BGRY Is so 9aGGk sEsc the shortest notice. by UR M
RONIN FRERES' NICE OLIVE OIL for sale.
1S% O. GoRTER, No % s. Gay street nI5tf
RRANDlES.-IIvert,P ellevoisn & Co. s Bran
& M5RfS 2HSsy F P2 re- P NJ Sa te nt in Ga
RUTTER.-Roll and solid packed for sale by
ON NHiFELOCK X co, Al South street nj If
RuTTER.-Wesern Butter in kegs, bbls and
agh2il Gbls for sale by 4 l.. WEBB BRO corner Pratt
..tt C2-l.Helet streets. n5tr
ROURBON, MONONGAHELA, OLD RYE
Ayand 0d Wheat Wiskeys- pure genuine and old =
II h LONG co, 20 and - Pennsy lva1ia avenue NIT
RRANDlhS FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oritc brands Oar RotIed Co ahd all ily-
Avenue - '' ~ a." Il. 1T
eBiS. AND kEG LEAF LARD for s,Ie by
- SMITH AND NIC"DEMg $. 81 #
| RACUN.-l5O hhds Prime Western Haco1,
Tor love N&RTIS e. &c STE 25s1s s 4y and md
RRANDlWINE KILN DRIED CORN MEAL,
- OF oi established brands for sale by JOHN : PRICE
| ~ nv, - oily
Id 300 kegs PRIME GLADEs for sale bg
- :! Not Exchange Place
! gACON SIDES.-2GO casks prime Western
~ Bacon Sides tor sale by HENRY KIFWAE 4 SOM
RRANDY.-A superior article of Blackberry
TX hE@RFy "r M~dic" PURPOSES for sale by T. r MAR
DACON.-75 hhds Prime W esrero Bacon Sides.
DO Do shoulders receiving this iay, for sale NV
10y = MARiIN co No. ENch nge Place ~ tt
RACON.-5O hhds. prime Western Bacon Sides,
M&& ri G S Co., &d T EScans n day for
RRANDYWINE FLUUR.-For sale by JOHN
y 5. WILLIAMS Il BRO, 50 Commerce st anI3tr
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4 NEW ORLEANS


~, r.,-,, 1890. PACKETS.
ship JANE Hen nERS0N, Captain knowles
" EDWARD EE ERETT, - Gunbv
Z" HELEN A. MILLER, Cali
Z" CHARLES, Rusrk
These vessels are all Of superior class, and insure at tn
lowest figure They sail regularly vertise and are com
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
pacity too OF the above vessels in such will afford yra
facility t" shippers For freight cabin or stcrg passage
apply to John HENnERSO< , n 'h'
ono VIZ ,,--,-s,-,.- No. 6i Pratt street.
their address. 49, ''' 0''''- 10,
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! DLACKSMTTH'S COAL.-2Oo tons TO- 60 -
Ds437h per ton Of 1926 lbs, delivered in apv AT
city in quantities to suit purchaser G. Gil np OF the
% Second street
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- - iAaaiEi1Ial.slI
8ail 80a0s,
Ia - FOR THE
%zsz s1H--Sa@ WEST, NORTH
AND ~ II
~ o r T W EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL p AjTyr
WINTER ARRANGRNFNy

CHANGE OF HOURS
On and after NOVEMBER 27th, Isfq tra,i,,,
vert Station: ''' "dIls al leave Cal
The Mail Train daily Except snDd,, .,oo,,
for Pitsburg, Chicago, Cleveland Cinc6ns ~ a NJ,
Buffalo and all parts Of SoGth and Canada ' o Io Ema
4nrg' iR Ri en%n htadin& and Pottsve' Pa @
York Accommodation Train, daily jeXcrrf $40 90
7. NJ, and from York at S.l5 A. NJ -1LuaS} at 40
EXPRESS TRAIN
daily at sea ?. NJ, for all part of the West and N
Tray llerS from Washington and the South b t q %,t
this road " '''' I"'hs over
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket oo,,
Baltimore. ~ ' III streets,
Join T. RIGNEY, Asst Supcrinlepa.,t
j. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent 1ag 4,
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lyi,,ne.. T0Uv Srr,rcr Z co,-, - ". B. MOORE.
NPENCES PATENT u0T AIR ANN uor

SAfENChS PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
- 49,. - WATER COOKING RANGE
HILN tR MEDAL AWARDED At THE LAST FAIR az
- THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE -
or purchased OF Mr. MOORE formerly with MesSrs
SlNN lEl " COD the exclusive right TO make rsa anJ
yeld lat Justly Celebrated COOKING RANGE Known as
-Sff.N IE > PATENT HOT AIR AND nor WAFER
1onNN" fAN"F'' we are now prepared put M aid
tduSt IN thorough wnrkmanke manner at the shortest
psSinc hbtcr, ana upon most reasonable terms and ,r
Gneel 10 give entire satisfaction. an persons having The
NiG ii use can upon application us either in ners5, nv
SarT for repairs ' P"''S he'es
~ -. --I
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A. q l. COTTON AGENC
- J; D. PRATT & co,
Are prepared To and transmit CT AIMS EOp cnI
LECTION In any city county in United States mr. Tl
Ism froVinc 6elng IN direct and frequent
with eiabe Attorneys every city and countvour faci
Tor edecnR speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS are such a.
will give entire satisfaction 81 'N0h ds
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner NJ Raj
tlmnre Ard : Charles streets - "a
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commission jflfrfhants

w PRODUCE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| Milf NO W LIGHT STREET WHARF, ~
stairs
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NEALE. Is. HhRRIS. II j. YFiLE
NEALE, HARRIS 4 co.
- Successors To NEALE i LuCKRTTl
TOBACCO AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. &c CoMaEECE STREET, Baltimore
REFER
C. ,aEH son ESQ., Bank Of Baltimore j. B. Morris, ESQ
chants Bank, Baltimore; R. Mickle, Esq Union 8anf BAL
tmore; - Brady, Esq Mer. and Mechanics Bank rei-
ma, Wheeling Daniel Lamb Esq Northwestern Bank Vir-
gnIa Wheeng s p Bishop, Esq, C. L. Foot Esq, Com
mereial Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio. auI-tf
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~ OIICE.-BALTIMoRE March 18th, IS59.--
LNTo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN This is to certify
tI iSFt ms day sold to Messrs ROBBINS CO. I6 and
q I!5iS street my entire right to make use and yen HE
IA N&h known a; ,,SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR a i
fol rR fANGt..' aS well HOT AIR FITRTA CE
i2r an territory south of Mason Il Dxons line and tGcv
alone are authorized to make, sell repair the same
II ID
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xgsskz FOR GAYAQUIL AND CALLAO.
$50 The superior bark SCOTLAND, Capt J. s. Rowe
I0th M mos 81 her cargo engaged will sail above the
i''' instant t"r irsght or passage, apply
div MORRELL y RANDALL,
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| KENsET Johns GEO n ROGERS
| E0HN S & Frs
! - SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
. NO q COMMERCE STREET,
l2l-t 8tLTIWoHE
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ST FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA.
sszssa4ssis.=--s Tie steamer VIRGINIA Capt n Fair
|-'I . . W ! M, AEUufS,
~ NO n south street, Ralfimovs
lnhlIr ''''i - iTtsldent

E.s!t4~-$ FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
'4zzs2~-f7sS7%'Ih BE steamer WM SEIDEN " p -;
i.' vi" iIlnr hrr route to Frederick sJlrr and an
VII IN t"{Is34na'k leaving Baltimore from ber
yil Ird't february I'D, at O'clock p If Rcurnr %"
Sic viii ,tio at clock FRIDAY MORNING.
F i iTfeTicSsburE EVERY FRIDAY during the season
ttfI ol every description taken at low rats H.
C",r, alH Live Stock generally, handled with care
i.I, t1'iS accommodated Through Goods punctua az
received ''''' '''' ''""'u'hd rs soon
- For Information. freight or passage apIv in Pal,f
" " ''1''' '' f'Ot II STREET. or on board the Boat
s,,,, Agents in FTederickshurfJ
If NEW YORK AND R6TTII5Dn-,
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- COMMISSION MERCHANT
- SUUTH STREET
Particular attention given execution Of Shippers
Orders for FLOUR, GRAIN, &c, in this market
Refers to MeSsrs. John 5, Williams Bro. Baltimore.
John II Pr c. " Co, Il uudywne Del
g James f.. Price 4 Co., 6"
Tatua X Lea,
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Business CARDS.

G.""N1'<SS N11@t"2t
THOMAS v. GREEN. RENJAMrY R VOC
N tSacceSsDrs 10 Jeyagls T. F3IIcf,sl
DEALERS IN CHOICE TEAS
WIVES ITnfr,pS
AND FINE FAMILY GROCFKIES
fritu No SIS BALTIMORE STREET. Bait
TLMES BOYD,
- REIL ENTi TIE RROkER
% N pm STppyr
Particular attention given to the npfS, M Sais -.
Ian Us. HUJS ~. GSOIND RENTS NJ ~ ~
+ II = I.,I,
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tt NEW -. YORK AND BALTIMORE

70 III III. :. - \ \HlhkIAGiON LINE
ChrsspS..ta and H. , gigsn and karan, and
?, E"r the conveyance OF Merchandise prnJn,, n
low ' '''''' oI all sorts VERY
inf,ah hs'%eem New York and Baltimore With,
tight compartments " nv" ''sdlutrs, with water
t p"N N Nv foRh-A Steamboat leaves P.,ti,,-
uM Hp ir %e%E from No Light street What baltimore four
Co. 5.Hi Wv AOEk-Stgam hn4t le9yes IN Ii, ~
NO. - "SSA nom North River, Pier
Tyu5 3e:tlned Tor places beyond Baltimore or New York
commission ~ "''' V'Tt-iiee OF all charges Tor
Line i''" 'o' lliS Route in' ''p0'i''
safety, regularity and dispatch ibis Line, together
with the moderate rates CHARGED, commend il to the public
Freiglt ~ 7'''''""i i'' J. 4. SlTRiN ER, Agent ~
\, SLIGHT street wharf Bsitu1nra
Is. DALZELI, Agent.
Pier Il North River
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A T KANNS

At KANN'8
EVERY mn! - 81, III IiiF + BfST PLACE 70 BUY
BUILDERS HARDWARE
CABINET HARDWARE,
From TILE LOWEST TO TIE Asst oIJAITT SY|i0'
liable q FIERY, POCKET CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE, 'oi"o"fS' kAZoRS' &c
BRiTrANIA WARE,
ryEpv s,,p,,,r, JAPANNED WARE,
EH al EEiTEihS w LtREED AND WHITE
s269 WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
@PEClAL NOTlCE.-rHE MERCHANTS
h)AND MECHANICS PROTECTIVE UNION
INSTITUTED 1883 ''
For the mutual protection of its s.,r,
RECEIVE NEW MEMBERS Appiiration NJ hEA AZ 70
at the Office, No 81 SECOND near Town coct %
stairs Wv" "iocA') up
sistAp22 ? p STEVENS h co Agent.
n MORTON STEWART OFFERS AT PRI.
". EATE SALE, Eek "MIO TONP'--
HOMO cases TABLE CLARET, st. Julien Medoc
O00 superior TABLE CLARET PauilIac St in
wv lien, Margaux, st Estephe ''''(' ~ ~,
mn baskets "LeuneuX h efournien CHAMPAGNE
Oh cases SARDINES, "Corraus, prize medal brands
Rdc dSraSe ssortmeDt OF Bordeaux Cognac and La
s IN" nifa- jes-H
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
HCGH SISSON,
Coz. NORTH AND hONUHRNr STs .
r,e, TS'7 rn5S ENTs5 GRAVE Stones MaSTLEss 81
'' - 'lbhS for floors, GARDEN STATTARY
rop..%fic, yc.,, f..
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I VI 7'IV !" ITV'T''7IIt and TtTAlI only by
Proprietors of BALTIMORE STOVE works
46 and AZ Light street
\ - =, HI, z.... Baltimore, Nj.
~ i'''i ~ hSS''itl uit,c 70 the trade
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EarSIL---1t STEAM TUG COMPANY
boats having been put in conlpleta rpnnirg
me Low prepared 20 execute every DESCRIPTION OF
order ~ foWing at the shortest notice ~ '''''
ard h.5.,upany's Boats IS follows:
! liz steamer TIGRESS' Captain Luke League
I Steamer LION hSsS, Captain A f. Ieayne
commanders are experienced masters, and every po
for the safety of vessels in
rates towaRe viii be made reasonable For Grfbe me
nation apply the CAPTAINS board or of the aa lnor
-,,., W n. II. BOLTON
a'S - No
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ChesaPSakc Bay and Tributares-Potomac, RappaIan-
MOCK ana James klTers.-The Upper and Lower Cedar
Llght Vessels, RapPahannock River and the Hoopers
otraIt and James Island Light Vessels Tangier Sonnd
Ches 'peake Bay will be withdrawn from their stations
Ior tue WINTER between the 18th inst and the 5t of
January next, and their stations marked bv spar
buoYs. e" ~ SP"
me iron can and uoys in the above named rivers
wiz De removed at the time and spar buoys will be
substituted during the winter.
Du" notice Will be given of the of light yes
seS and iron huoys to their stations in he spring.
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- "s.c!2tts and their baggage ruuy, fr,s at
het#Cvn III" UrpDts the Rome ~ ''''E e
I3SsGBgtIs ~ tins Line enjoy comfortable nights resi-
on te Lay steamers, and are privileges! to Ian og If
At aH t2lg M [gSpme tleir trip BY daylight
and Phl!adePla by this Line viii have ti"nir bog,3,a
checked from uos" cities to BAY BOATS from V b"nr.
Will he checked To different points South ''s''' -
iqrtnrther niorm4on and Through Tickets vi ic. are.
Eomu ~ me l;ay or Mail Line, apRyu NEW YORK at the
company Great southern Railroad U1icr I..rsav
Ferry Buildings foot Of CORTLAND street NJ PeaTca AZ
also 1T The New Jersey Railroad Uc root OF Cnuriin
Steet or at ~ tr14Iway, corner Barcay street above
G ASt2r Ili'use IN PHILADELPHIA the Comrany's
WhSr \ " corner oil Sixth and Chestnut streets or
Wo KS hot broad and Prime streets Aud in EAiTl-
oN!- W iIie 'iice Baltimore Steam Packet C,iuIaIy fnt
o' I : il'nn I''ch or on board the Bay steamers
X t' c",n3gIiGus and beautiful steamers
~ ~ 80, ana bELAIDE, rcpet. y.I,}, ,.vr, com,
p i fnu ,%enten", hare been added to tn. Linz lie
Ky, t I'" composed 81 ,ir splendid steamers IOCISI
80 NaFt =" " tusscli. and ADELAIDE i'5ptain Ia
mDat.uus. ms anu "'I'h accom-
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-06
Ale And the Fairies.

"How do you ACCOUNT said a north
country minister OF the last age, tosas sa-s
gacious old elder of bis session. sfor the.
almost total disappearance Of the ghosts
and fairies that used to be common Al o1f
young days7'' y
TAX my word for it, minister re-
piled the old man, '.il's owing 10 the teu;
when the tea cam in. the ghaists an far.
ries gaed out. Weel do / mind when an
a our naibOFly meetings-bridals, christ
eningss lyke-wakes, an the llke--ween-
terlained ane anither WI rich happy ale !;
and whan the vera dowiest o. Us used 70
get warm j. the face, an little canfused
i the head, an'weel fit 10 see amaist oBy-,
thing when on The .muirs on yer way
hame. But the tea has pHt out The nap
pyj an l have remarked, thas by loosing
the naPpy we lost bath ghaisis an fai-
RES Hugh Miller.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-06
Remarks OF the Territorial Com
missioner.
Secrelaru of N4raska

As the school law is silent In reference
to the beginning and ending Of the school
year, and as it is necessary tEat the an
nual county reports TO the Territorial
Commissioner should cover the same
ground and close at the same time, de
first Monday in November will be con-
sldered as . the COMMENCEMENT Of the
school year. afti i1- 1eI
The county superintendent, or coanty
clerks, as the case may be. are required
10 report to the Territorial Commission
er on or before the tweniy-first day Of
December. As the Legislature convenes
the first week In December, il is desiFa.
bic that the reports be forwarded 10 The
Territorial Commissioner as early as the
25th of November, or before, if conve.
nient.
It will be the duty Of the county super,
intendents 10 make the reports for the
school years ending in October, 1859 !;
after which the school law abolishes that
Office, and transfers lheir duties iOcounty
clerks.
The statistical forms of reports TO be
made to the county superintendents ~
township city or village boards, are mark
ed A, B, @. Forms 10 be used n re-
ports to The territorial Commissioner BY
county superintendents, are marked, ID
E, F..
In order that there may be unifor.
nifty Of text books in the schools the
territorial cor missioner would reeonl-
mend the following
Orthography-McElliott
Reading and Spelling series
Geograp phy-Monleiih s McNally.
History Wilson.
Philosophy-Parker & Webs
Chemistry-Porter. aliF
Bo'any-Gray. si 3.
Bookkeeping & penmanship--Fultoz
s. Eastman.
Dictionary-Webster.
Grammar-Well ~ Fs 2.
Arithmetic and Maihema6cs-Davies
Series. ~
Physiology-Cutter. !.
Geology-Hitchcock.
Composition -Brookfeld.
Observation-Disclosures. ssaen
/ French-Fasquell's Series.
German-Woodbury's Seares~ ssIf
]. ii. KELLOM,
Territorial Comrnisss oner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-06
Relies or the Poets.

Leigh Hunt lives 10 neat little COT
tage in Hammersmith, quite alone since
tee recent death of his wife. That dain-
ty grace, which is the chef charm Of his
poetry, yet lives in his person and man
ners. He is 73 years old but the e.
fects of his age are only physical they
have not touched that buoyant Joyous na-
ture which survives in spite Of sorrow
and misfortune. His deep set eyes still
beam with a soft. cheerful, earnest light;
his voice is gentle and musical and his
hair, although almost silver white, falls
In soft, silky locks on both sides of bis
face. He has a curious collection Of
locks Of the hair Of poets, from Milton 20
Browning. Thai thin tufs Of brown sky
fibres, could i really have been shorn.
from Millions head ! asked myself,
"Touch il, said Leigh Hunt, 'sand then.
you will have touched Milfon's self.
There is life in hair, thougbitbe dead, =
said |, as | dad so. repeating a hne from
Hunts own sonnet on this lock. Shell
/ ley's hair was golden, and very soft I;
Keats a bright brown, curling in light
+ bacchic rings; DR.. JohnsOn's grey. with
harsh wiry feel Dean Swifs's bosh
brown and grey, bat finer, denoting a
more sensitive organization; and Charles
Lambs reddish brown. short and strong.
/ was delighted 10 hear Hunt speak Of
poems he still designed 10 wrise. as if The
age Of verse should never cease in one In
whom the faculty is born Bayard Tdy-
I0r. ..i 8
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-06

France is sending tEssps Q Nlssssgo'.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-06

in force from and after lhe date Of is
passage. HIRAM p. BENNETT, ,s'so
Speaker of he ,Housee,
WILLIAM E. MOORE,
President Of the Council. pro tenn.
Approved, November 4th. 1858.
(Signed) w. A. RICHARDSON
G0reraor of .hsbraska.
] thereby certify he foregoing 10 be q
true and correct copy Of 1he original act
now on file in my Office
Ia witness whereof, have hereunlo
set my hand and affixed the great seal of
The Territory. Done a 0msha, this
eighth day of November, A. ID. 1853
]. STERLING MORTON, irm
NeereforaJ Of .A;br0skr,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-06
Nebrasko a0uertlser
|. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY By
r. w. FU RN As,
Second Story HOadley& Muir's Building,
Corner Of Main and First streets.)
BROWNVILLE, n. L.

TER Mss e.oo
. g Z. at the eud Of months, 80
90 4. % q "l2 500
ClubsOfla more viii be furnished a. Sa'oS per
not otherwise.
Nevada national., 1859-10-15

Carr. huFUs SHOEMAKER, left, with his
family, yesterday morning, on visit TO the
Atlantic States. The Captain was an oil
resident Of Grass Valley, and HE social
style was such, that every body liked him
He was man that always took the world by
the smooth handle, looked on the bright
side of every thing, and did not appear TO
care whether 'school kept or not"
The first Office he filled was Justice Of the
Peace in this place; from that he rose to be
County Clerk, then Captain of the Nevada
Rifles, aud last, but not least, editor of the
Nevada "Natioual;" in all of which be prov
ed himself worthy and well qualiiied.-
Whether or not he will return to California
time alone will tell. We are inclined to the
opinion. however, that he will settle down
on some plantation in Mississippi, and watch
the kinky heads bob up and down in the
patch while picking cotton; and he smoking
his meerschaum. will enjoy himself all over.
How 1t makes us want to go home.
Nevada national., 1859-10-15
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL

GnRoY, Oct. 10.
The Southern Overland Mail reached this
Mace at 20 minutes past o'clock. with St
Louis dates to 18th September.
A most disastrous conaagration occurred
in Chicago, on the night Of the 18th. The
loss will not fall short of 100000
A strike among the lsborers working in
the New York and Erie Railroad Tunnel,
at Began. New Dorsey, took place on the
10th. in consequence Of the non payment oil
wages. The had obstructed the track, SO that
the through mails had to be sent back to
New York.
At last accounts the rioters remained vic
torious, and had cannon to use in case ol
an attack.
Two regiments Of the New Jersey militia
were ordered to the scene OF the riot Also
troops we're dispatched from New York.
The trot over the Garden City Course be
tween Flora Temple and Princess, was wor
by the former in three straight heats time
2.31, 2.3o, 2,26s.
The billiard match between Phelan and
Freeman, FIVE hundred points, resulted IL
favor of Phelan.
Nevada national., 1859-10-15

QUIScr HALL.-0ur readers will motto e
that this monster clothing establishment, the
largest on the Pacific coast. advertises to sell
clothing at current New York rates. They
are enabled to do this with the facilities Of
purchasers being always in the eastern mar
ket for them. and buying the largest and
choicest invoices of clothing arriving there
which by their financial ability they are ena
bled to do. Californians going east, find it
to their advantage and matter of economy
TO purchase here.