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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
BANKING EXCHANG OFFICE
LUTHER IL. wHITTLESEY,

(ef tke late FIRM or c. c. HaskburH & Co..
nRAFrS drawn the principal cities Of the United
States. Bills Of Exchange all the large towns
= Ea Ne, a moderate rates
Viii by Drafts all points in the United states aud
the chief 81 Great Britain France auc Ger
pnsny- interest allowed time deposits
= Office hours. 4. VI. 10 : I. NJ. after New 18th
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
Gil tRI.E f - 4. EGA TIE.
Il a NJ ID - %E NJ tt

(OEee opposite ihs J-aitea states HotsI)
AISsEAL PoINT. WISCONSIN,
WILL buy ard sell Real Estate, pay Taxes, examine
w Lands lie \ furnished with field Of al
Mineral Point Ohcc District and will
psy particular attention the Surveying Of LANDS aa
heads Sny where t,tthiu said district.
2e.o00 krre. OF Land, in different counties in the
STATE 81 Wisconsin, for sale favorable terms. Office
established in lSsS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
FOR THE GOLD MINES
DRS. WELD & TURNER
RESIpENT DENrI~TS
wIscovsIx.


p~rfuslv in
ct this city
sing cuuu-
IN need af
operations.
the time 10
teeth
which * if
in tine. a
tive against
those Nerv
beautiful or
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

Flici from one TO entire sett,
80 - irc, aud every operation viii De
:" answer 'he reco ouaneu,fstion % the letter
ray The g>ivanic process ofrless ooth exr~setie,
- 90 -sea without extra charge. ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
L.. III. WARREN,
CIVIL ENGINEER LAND ST RIEl r.

Of7ee e.er HRiReseys BANKING House,
NIssR>L PoIsr WISCONSIN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
VI. VI. JtCkSoN.

YAS resumed the practice 81 the Law. IL Will prac-
tice n th. supreme Circuit Courts ot the : tate
the L. = District Court. Attention viii p, ven
collections aud the purchase Hnd sale - ttet'
k.tAt-. n Ross Stone Building L. H. hat
tlesryts Baking House Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

yx~oUID respectfully tender his professional service
w TO the c lizenS af Mine al Point, and vicinity
1ree opposite the United States Hotel. 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
L ~
COBB " ffIE-SNin

4 TToESEIS At Law. Mineral Point, Wisconsin
~ Practice and attesl % Agencies and eiiectoiS II
Afa4rts Special attention given 10 pFac-
tiee n the District Court of tbe United States
~ o5ice opposite the Court heaSc, HP stars -@l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
q. n. CLAIR
ID M y READ

a TT0RNEY IT LAW and solicitor IN Cbancery Min
n eral Point. ONCE IN Thomas new block 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

:, TToRNrY Ann COCNsELLOR n LAW, Miuerl
n Point WI attend 10 land Negotiations, an trans
connected with his profession Coi.eeiion
pro ptiy ded County Building -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

PRIEST X NiINEli

A TToRNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRS At Ia W
n Richlaud Centre, Richland County. Wis All buSi-
their promptly attended to 2iSIt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
GEORGE. L.. FROST,

4 TTORNEYS AND UtNSEt.t.uItS 1T LAW, and :"
y heitars IN GEsncrr, Mineral Pu5ut. Uihce in Nil
tea. Block 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

ESERAI. Dss.ler "a Drs Goods, Groceries, Pr
III Hardware. xc. yellow Stone, VIZ, Nov l.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03

.u,. t r.n #. t.. n....uI MANN
r..uHf.. I. .f.. .N..Ls. l.f none lr-s f.lH
tH"nn. lrH. #r..I.|I. shot uI.n-tn. I.gI
Eu.Ea. ihe Iu-f and Windows UT building.
auuE rHe Lurh 10 fbr IuIniu pHu1uhQ ua-
r}. roo flo hrea leland ur4-t under lur fnpr
puHrr tho IHpbt WI aluus lhn mar-lu Dr ihD
water -,.u tl... uH almost r}tly available
spot above and HOInu, urd rn each. ,Idr
uhnrn iarrh0d could Aa obtained, ihru
people, with bumps Of curiosity LARGELY de-
'rInrrl Boz tHn. uau.-us, were 90 bc found.
The rope thIs time tfs pprrhaps better
condition thw 900 lIr' -iog of me first
-Hrias dB haIaliIoagU frtrI.i guys
mi Lr.u a.d.d. ,h.y R.rr numerically Tight
rurl and p..DtrL.I r. great drai 0i su4r ~
lh.ut O'Clock NJ. dr l.Fn alu-ar,d IN tlo
Falls Field end 90 tho rope atlr.d as before.
except that upm bis back luugLh c " purtors, "
nnrlt three iert 100 length used hy rope per
formers boz their exhibitions Without my
delay Dc fclrd biz balancing pole and rapid
Us walked ~ upon hsIruiuYs journey Ar
irving about midway nu thc Iupc bee dropped
GO sitting posture, and there gave the most
daring nnd thrilling Performance ever Hlr
messed on thr rope. ur rather under 10 lie
fret stretched himself iu ulI lhr reclining poe
.iriDus possible, lhnu taking the gutDrs
iuu hih bach ho Fastened one end of each 90
ihr IUrr. pod llr uthlEllhuL4ut Offs aukIusi
dropping down bead foremost, swinging Bio
body and srm,, bn llas WHE lnr rslrml .rc-
Ouds bis feet three feet from lHc yasn above,
with thr niphlnI ABYSS ind cataract yuVuiug
pud I-4iug beneath and beside bin, re-.
gaining lpIuruu.lh rlilIhu nimhluucss, the
carriers Wrrc changed uu6 hr hung suspended
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03
"Ilur. in the Ring"

Nhs,Us. EHuous The quiet mouotany
Of the eastern portion of this town was sud
denly disturbed on Wednesday Of this week,
10y the news Of bear being discovered in the
corn field Of Mr.. Ami Buck, about two miles
north Of Fast Burke Il appears thu Mrs.
Buck first saw him making from the field TO
a sugar orchard belonging TO William Al
drich. She Immediately rallied the "mcn
folks" who sgrrondud tbs woods and kept
him within while She went for more hclp.
II was not long before thirty or forty men,
wi'+r loaded guns made their appearance. ca
ger to engage in mortal combat with his
bcarship. They formed a ring around the
small piece of wood, in which the bear had
sought refuge aud at the given signal from
their leader, commenced driving. As the
circle grew smaller old Bruin began to feel
uneasy in regard to his location, and made
several attempts to break the ring, thus con
stnntIy exposing himself to the fire Of his as
sailants, Cnho by the way looked at the bear
instead Of at their guns, thus planting their
bah, some OF them ia the tops of Tie trees
and others in the ground,) until by we'll
directed fire from Luther Buck he was forced
to yield himself victim to his captors, who
undoubtedly regarded him with as much tri-
umph as ever Roman conqueror regarded
foe. The bear weighed about
two hundred pounds, aud was sold at auction
t)ouc Of the party for fourteen dollars.
Thus cudcth the "har' story. s.h.w.
Bghc Hyi}or, Aug 20.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03

n" N-U-. --I-- I-U----- = = = 4
~ ~, c,,,,,,, '',S "I',,''s lN''''" 70 o'
rro9rcj ,o nryrrrn, ,,; .r' -" - J,', on!
',q",,J' 10 Pr'lI' miracle n'm'INto rec
-, ,....,,......
- \ contemporary defines methodist
Pl ''l''. "N "''' WHO j. working Tor max
. s';,,'''''''' "''" '''"'"s Tor nus wages IN
''.'ln'I
~ '-.,Ison c'IoTl' engine IS To- ne eH,
IN q, wy ''"''". 1"' an" II rs s"!d
w.. =, .' ~ " tue I"ihttH OF HlinoIS
~ ,'rt ,, Mn ,II'E n""i 'enl' ,"laSh ana go
rnotl, tenn of horsr, a,d ~, =, w W.,
on, cent psr ham. tror mi arJ al, e.. III
horse uawcr cmnloysJ ''' '''
-. A..
-, or ~, e., ,'' 'I.1D't "'on VINO We're
''' ''' nv 'N ~ y o"TlP4rL Mas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03
Chittcndcu County.

The Burlington Free Press has the follow
ing paragraph, which it truly calls "sad
case -
" Many Of our readers have often. doubt
less, noticed about our streets, man who
walked with some difficulty with the aid of
two canes, and who has for years eked ont a
prccagiouS subsistence, derived in good part
t5om public charity, by p.ddling a salSc or
sticking plaster of some Kind. The wife of
this man (hls name was IL. 4. hccpD was
confined some ten days since, and her hus-
band, who had obtained dollar from some
charitable individual, celebrated the event hy
a drunk lie kept it up Tor day or two
until he became so uproarous that some OF
the ncighbors iutcriercd and tied him up i'm
an unoccupied room adjoining the sick room
Of his wife. They lived in the large building
corner ai Pearl and Champaiu streets. known
as the Spear building. hi, struggle, TO Get.
free were violent, and might perhaps have
brought ran Immediately fatal result had
not his wife aroused the occupants of am ad-
joining room by knocking on. the wall iu tho
night and besought them TO release him.
which was done. We understand that M
that time Keep expressed the opinion that
the poisonous liquor with which he had ba-
sottCd himself had done for liH,.r and be
WAS right lie went oH into ft Of d,liriuu,
ucmcus which lasted for several DAYS, end.
ing ia au iuseusibie stutc, which Terminated
90 death. lie was 10 the opinion ot the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03

HEAVY RonunN on A. EXPRESS CuhrlNY.
"A bag of gold dust containing $4,000
was stolen from Freeman y Co.'S California
Express, while being transhinpcd Of san Fran
cisco from the Sacramento boat, on the / ,ter
August. II was done by the porter who baud.
ed the bag 10 some accompNec, and received
from them, in exchange, similar bag loaded
with shot The porter and some of bis ac.
completes were arrested, aud i is bel|say Il the
stolen gold win be recovered But without
waiting for that, Freeman * Go. paid over It's
full value TO the owners, SO that the same san
Francisco journal which announces the fact
Of the robbery also states the cummcudablc
promp,7cts With.which the express firm met
It's obligation TO its customer.
TT Tom Corwn 70 milking nm occasional
speech IN the present cimmign in Ohio, which,
though hopefully contested by the democrats,
is likely to result ia u complete republican
triumph. This viii snuff Nh pugl ont Of
lhc Senate. Mr. Curvin cumca folly up to
the republican platform. though differing with
some Of The Ohio republicans .u refusing 90
advocate resistance 20 tho fugitive slave luv.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03
Election, Tuesday, Sept, O.


- 80
Elecllon, Iucsdayi Scpt' O.
''''''! o. " .'' """ ''.FN'' ~ I.HH.''
''' ', I''.''I', 'h' TWO mort l'aH'nrHi Il""'.
'''""' '"""'''l'' i'' 'H' PRESIDENCY. Ia''
"I' "''D men '' great energy "'' "i'.' NI..
'..''' lucy were ""' long 'f' ir' iu.H'.
'".l ''' now i''"''' "Ni '"''.' H...Dni o.eA
'l '"'l' !" 'N' '..e '.." l.f'! ww'4'''am
ih'} iA' 500 '"''s " i"'f"'' "~ getting r1 %
dangerous t'''"'l, I'''rr writing l'.
H."." 'H more ''e" D"' H-.. 'Ht i"r ItDH.
'''''" "'Ho''i "l" get these men ,'rm o.
'' intent "H following 800 ''r wake OF tho
'"'" ll'"'N'i'' l '' 'NI oa'A Zoo watch D.nsn-
]! lh'r movements and a..Hdr 40 least 90
'"''F various lf""H.i1".
On Two points these candidates agree, and
as i"r itlnH'tt'l' agree with taum 600 l.'h.
us riEhi 90 g'& them ihc banDt' .l such
concurrence. Ncu..n.,. o. OIL. D'..., ul w'.
urui1.ton, iu respect to Oh. claims ,ur m..
iar' service h' thr Iu..' a.a'ry wI lh.
4ui3 oar government uN,t t4 i.... ur..
whom, iu return Zoo 900 absolute r..4HHl'Hn
OF al former allegiance, 10 confer, c's.u.
sa'p.-aud Tie revival ol She African slave
trade.
Gov Wise, in long response lna Mr.
Wolfe AMI ten ur % dozen other f.r1. in
Virginia, Who iu,.uus.,,l lm uran bail
those points and others. c.r.. ont. ..,r...f
and mnumlly aH-tr,' ileG. ..ri., at.a..,I ia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03

We are requested 60 my chat tho Fair
Ground Company wi't 10 invite rhc public
generally 100 least such ar wish % train M
show rlc.r honcs-t1 usa the track free u
charge from this day Saturday, September
. to lhe time OF lho Fair and they are CO..
prCally invited 90 try the track on thc 3d iu-
a'nr lhruur, Is not quite 90 perfect CO.'S
hr expected % viIl Dee 90 F,ir time. lut such
nwr irbHar will nor iad occasion oJ great
complaint
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03
VOTE FOR FREEDOM
Town Clerks.

We shall be under obligations to the Town
Clerks Of the several towns in Caledonia
County, if they viii send US the result Of the
election in their towns by the next mail after
the polls are closed. Shall We not have full
returns.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03
The KNIchrEnockER.

The September number Of this old maya
zine is at hand. 1t is now in its tfN-fOurih
volume, and seems as sprightly as cycn The
number before us has a capital good list Of
contents among which We notice, The
Wealth Of the Ancicu,s," 1.-The Hudson
Romance. Of a.poor Young Man" &c., and
its ever charming Editors Table.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-03
Coldscpou,

Jwt Frost WiwH 's.lmr.y Tuesday
morning. uIpp'Us lle yIuca and no some Ia-
n.ilioa doing more or lrss damage o. the
corn and poialoea, lee formed on Clement
DID, between here and pauy.e on lho above
mwn.Hg, after lbe she family ar1sr Wo
hove bad % loai every month yet lhis year
w.tb fair prospect of lho season "bolIing
oul" rs Il "bcgua" We think % am.laryclr
hoo uat been known since 1910,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
1fle0icGl.

DRUGS, sc. - WILLIAM II. KlNSLEf,
No II Gcld-st MaJec-lare, New YORK, odeTs 20
RETAILERS AND hANUfACrJ RERS
A. aIsornatLt Of rssble DRUGS kc reasonable terf
Cousisunlents Of DRUGS MEDICINES kc disposed o! 20
the best advantage, or brought 70 public 1ot.ce.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN
IL All local uirne irrgurtes di,PAosmen;s AID tinc1i
ties together constitutional symptoms and diseases o. "o
men, naFsd-ally cured by thr GRAEFESBEkG CoarA-
EYs b[RsHALBs UTERINE CATHoLICOA
~ Pree 8 50 Per bottle For ,als BY al Drsggt't'
See e,rHeay The Sss- York Weekly aAS sent "'sS'
TribsR ,iaes Dse. !.
The Grefabsrg C0nrauy AID tie EesnoWeisei medical XII
ard l5 Of Dr. Bridge, the attending physician should In
auce entire confidence In their PrepaAoa."N H. DsHs
NsrL
" Prs bsI FER IS and eto-geI raid % rs1 81
I-yre,s line A1Grsii JOSHUA ?. BRIDGE, VI D.. ses's-
tary G,a.ftabe-g c9.Paay, N0. 81 Parkr5v, " !.
SANDFORDs LIVER INVIGORATOR,
- COMPOUNDED FROM GUMS.
SPRING MEDICINE.
FAMILY MEDICINE
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD.
CURFS SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DIZlSEsS
CURES DiSPEISA
CURES BILIOUS Attacks.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARaHEA
CURES WORN DISEASES.
s r W. sGNDFoaD, NJ D.. Proprietor,
No. 5i5 gIossssy
Sod ~ al DssrrS,, in tow and eos.y 0 p'iiAS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

ITO RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS.
II. u-s.t.trsaka.s ,1re AID .p.sdy care ~ Eksuvs
Tie sGCts1 &c: EEsclt. and p-IT issL =
eali-soa J J. sELLORS
rear Ct Nc. 80 Cs,rii Andst
Cerifca,.s q from vskcc~u sIt pronD-o, p-, 90
70 ihis cts ard Bro tly viii D sho<n % sny AopeAs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
miscellaneous.

ERUSHES, Of every description, at the BrusA
Factory No go PssTlrt, TAzsa0-fqu,re AL sTticies
soid a. o. cs~ c.oTy grrA Psat Bru.ses o sysry soPe
DIR QaAity ccnststy o. t1ni JoSJ X HOpPEL
yFFANTS FOOD.-ROBlNSONs PATENT
i BARLEY t. Eost cooling. DoT1as AID delicate srlios
Diet lof Chh5n sne IsoBs Of VoAk f-eOn; kAs been
kns iAUa fr rty AtIels ~ all ofocsfS and
= StnesAle ny .. y YgFLfH. so ~ P-.o1 -, y. y
CAFES for SALE.-One nrge JEWELERs
~ EAFE, 18th ~ draws, Wth velvet; ssee53hsld
SAYS Il Feuins'. sso, ~S3ei's Patent sAYeS with
PuRdorIT,cf LCk' rOR 81 ~ - bafsLpa s2p led
for immediately 81 No. ~ ~ateT-st ps.y Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT aud FALL RIvER-The splendid ana superior
STATE. Jr~et leaves NeE-1ort every
TUESDAY, ruIl RsDAY snd SATURDAY II o'cloes P n
and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brsyton, Oh MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a. O'Clock p H., from Pier No
n. r.. -,
Hereafter VIII be REGARDED - secured 70 aay afp
cart uutil the came shall have BE- paid f0T.
Fresh Boston orsAded through Nth great opach g
Al Express fresht TTlip. ,,.
WIN. BORDEN, Agent, No. 10 and Il Wes:-'.-
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natfr Jnre.

DR. 7. J. IOWEETIIALs WATER CURE
~ AID GYMNASIUM. No. 10 Bi,sci,r-tt, S,z-YorS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

NETWORK AND ERIE RblLROAD.-On
sad snes MONDAY Nov a. 1858 an6 unt further notice.
Passenger Trains E rave Pe- oot Of Duane a. as follows
DUNgIRK EXPRESS ..s a. IT.. for DuHtlrk asd principal
in'ernsoiste Stsfiors
MAIL WEsT sts. n or DurhirL AID Buffalo, and inter-
GorgLGSD PASSENGER a. S ,. M, rom foot Murray st.
u. Pienrout for Gu1-rn5 and intermediate sts'ions
WAY PASSENGER =: $3.50 P n, Tor Ne ~olzh for' J-f''
Ard Intern edisfe Stations.
EiGHr EXPREBs $3.50 D m, for DansiIk I'D B1-Ao
and principal inierIns oiAte Stations
EaIGRAHT ?. M Tor Duukrk. iIc blhA.o and i-.ei
IRE sbove Trains run daily. saniAys excited
Tt~s Express Trains a. sirs with he Enrs sad
me s,rtr1ss and rgbson Railroad To- sYTscl' A. Com
ing with the Buffalo, HewYork and Ere Railroad Tor no ae
ter Buffalo ard nsga. Fails OreA; BEND, vim the Della
ssie Lsksusrua AID Western Railroad FOR 5eAnton; ~
Bufao DuE.k, With the Lake Shore Raost for Ceye
-'' CHARLES MORAN, Predient
RLW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1873 WINTER ABRANgEMGSr. 1853
CommeDciug November -, 1883
Passenger station In HewYors corner eth st. and 4ihaT
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For Eew.Hayen, T. H. tex ll45, 2.b lex 3:b ana
80 For BhdtePot q N !e1) I'D 1i7; ,shl
bort and Wsstport = m ~ - 945 and $50 For Nor
Wsk. lz:f5, 2ij teND S:t5, $50 5sO m For "a
rien ard Greenwich =. n l4i5, $40 iS o:% p n fo'
For Chester and nterueoa,s Stations, H. l9i5 So
''''' ''''' '''' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston a. N tex 2.4S p n. text For Providence
va Hartford, lex FOR HsIiord sd sprEshed,
m (exl l2:45 and 245 p text Rtr Come ticu; River
Railroad 10 Montreal m lsNe For CaHh K,f2sd 70
and NewLoDdon Railroad 9 m aud 40 p m For Hogs.,
toDio Rsilrosd N. For N.ugs,Ick Railroad 2: IS
p N. yor Dsnbury srd Norwak Rs'lIosd m S:i5 m
JAMES h. HOYf Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
PAINTS, oils, Glass, Mt.

(VbChN' EAfA OiL-Yery superior for
% ~ ral,. 10 s9IeiRs Sesrslle BsT-.
'VhNW. QUINCY L Co. No 50 ~tlsn -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA-
~ DELPHA sui the SOUTH and NESl, vie JERSEY
CiTY-n,f and Express nes ieaye Neg-YOTk At AID II
a. aud s1d fare IS Through Ticket. sold lr Gin
CHM West snd for Baltimore Washington NoIio
&C and t-oush Baggage checked Arlington IL and
D. m. trains J. w WOODRUFF, A,ibtslt Superintendent:
No bszehge viii be received for any train unes delivered and
checked fifteen milnte IN advance Of the tmr ofle.yInE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
Bteamboats ann Railroads.

WIN S<phstbSNS'
TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
Il EAST OF WEST should buy before starting, APPLE-
IONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price % cents The clear
manner In which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are de-
SHALL TRAVEL. lie will save many dol by securing
copy. D. AffLE,oN * 70, es9'r ntr.s,v.,
VRAYELERS NORTH and WEST-SPEED
Il and SAFETY INCREASED aCCOMaODAFION-
HUDSON RIVER RILROAD.-Four Daily Express Tts'ni
esyug ChGmteIsIt Depot a. and ii :lS and 81 sns
well all others on this road arc
Supplied with CREAEERs SAFETY BRAkE, al improve
ent f tried sknowei ged value giving degree Of 'eos
sed !, pcsse1ed o. Railroad ocers offered every AGILITY
10 th free Of cost snd all thoie dt foGi
Of being the times In tie matter OF pubic safety az nns
heir interest giving prompt attention 20 ihis MISTER.
u. s. r. 4. CAR BRAKE Co, No. 81 Finest.
W. a. CEsinEE, Secretary.
FREIGHT FOR Rrw-osLs.ss.
PENNslLNANlA RAILROAD
EXPRESS
FREIGHT LINE.
The Peuni5 Railroad Company viii forward Freisa IN
any quAotty, at low rates sud with ereA; dP.;'h' 70
NEW ORLEANS.
vlCKSBURG,
MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE,
and all other eoat, on the Ohio End Mississippi Ri's"
Penn z. X River"
rhip at Pier No. North River and apply Tor THROUGH
BILLS Of LAplNG 81 our Offices,
No. solth Wlli,mT..
LEIGH / Co, Agents.
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Sales al auction.

a. NJ. MERwN. Auctoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Trade'Sale
I'D Rooms, No. IS PsTk-row. -
lowing days, at the fsmo bour.
COINS, MEDALS, 6C-The most valuable aud extensive
Cabinet in this country complying Coins Medals
and Tokens Of all nations ancient and modern in gold SILVER
np1 copper including large variety that is ROY very dhcnt
obtain. Also collection Of and valuable Numi.mahc
WORKS &c
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We kEtI LAX MAIL LINE Via SlO-NA-'p
4 TON for BOSTON and PRONIDENCE-lnsnd Route
shortest ana mos, diect, Carrying the Eastern Nal
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone, 80
COMMODORE, Capt d. Sturgis, in connection - the
sToNINGToN snt PROVIDENCE, saa BOSTON aud
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leavlos New fort ealy Sun'
eXceped Pier No NoTth River, mt wharf Above
Bstts O'Clock StoninEton AZ - ? ~,
toe ATys! Of The Mail Tran which ea'-s Bosom ..
$50 ? m. . -. -,
And Faay S,ouip ton Tuesday Tnur,dAy aud
The PLYiiDCTH ROCK, from Newlork, Tuesday Ihur'-
asy and Saturday nom soninston, honsaJ wednesday Ae
P1s,ensers proceed stouinFon per railroad 70 Prov
Sspce and Boston, Express dali Train, iesios sal
pisces sdvsrce Of those by other routes and n SIMPLE le M
II The ,sy morning uss connecting North saa Ea't fssseG
.-, ,A pr, M board The steamer er v nEhs
fe.t uudisub.d breakfast desired and leave ss'Alsol u
TIE Z a train.
bsssssr accompanies Tie steamer ahd iAN 'l'osa
For massage herths .ate FREIGHT Apply % board Toe
,,sAner or Al tue Freight Odce, Pier No Nora hNe 90 a.
the Office, No 10 Ss,,sryFisce. ~. =. -
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEf-
~ Connecting New Ham tou With the p-iA~ete' NA
and wsst.Iu Railroad, ana a. Easton Win ne s-
Valley Rsilrca6 ., ,--,
WiNFER ARRANGEHENT. commanding Dee - th,s--
Leave New YJgt foT EAst0a AID insfmedAie Ptss V
No 9Norih River, At u M sne p a. 10y
BY shove tTEus, and A. p a. a
Tie above tALs gsuDel. a. El'Aheth Win uAt''' =
Jersey Railroad which ew York rcm TIE 1907 o. S0'
su6ts: 81 Y and IL N sac An0 o. N 49,
Passengers for tbe Dsswt,e LsrktssIpa 40 49,
Railroad VII esN, o. u oniy. Fof Lehisa 'a~' ~"
JOHN o STEMS. fSSsS-'srssD,
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Offan Steamers, &r.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA for
IA LIvERPOoI.-Tfe Af,iga, n. sh..Do0i Commando,
MI s from tn Cor psuys D,sE e: ysrsy CITY VII tbe
Mails and Passengers Tor E.rop~. WEDNESDAY The n
March Passenger 70 be on blsd by IA Oc'oex
n. Tie EUROPA pi1 AL ou the ION M,rch
h. CUSARD, No. Bow Jag 1feen
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CRY or NEw.Yokk, pEPARrmEsT OF FIsssc

CRY NEW-lORk, EEPAkThEsT o. rsnNE
CoNTRoLLERs OFFICE, Feb. let, 1859 )
CORPORATION PROPERTY, to be LEASED
~ BY PUBLIC AUCTION The Cellars connected with me
several Public Markets Of the City, aud also sandry Lots re
nements and Buildings belonging TO the City, viii Be leases
st public auction the City Hs, THURSDAY March
O'Clock for The term OF hve yesrs nom ne
next Catalogues Of the property 20 be Leased
With the terms And conditions OF Se be had ~ the Won
sroners Office
by order Of the Commissioner Of the sinking Flnd:
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Lpstsx r.. NULLER, IUHt onter. $500
CTOCKS at AUCTION.-AOkiAh ii: null
- LIK will sell on WEDNESDAY, March = iS'J' g. l|4
so N,hrf.etgers Bark Of BrockJD formerly Mecbas
io,, BanI Of Wiiiisnisburth, go eacb
JeO ,bsr.s Trenton Iron Company, SlO eetb -
iS0 ,Isrs d States Mail ComraDJ, slh each.
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DRICES REDUCED TO 500
4 T. & MA l. STEAMSHIP LIVE -Yor CALlroRHiA
via PANAMA RAILROAD The siesms. iLLi .OIS 'l,n
Metyossn CommanSer y III .a on MONDAY, Asich At ?
O'clock D. r, Per foot q WaIsn ~ X O. aSstiss -
Conn srdsr For passage apply only 20 J. '" RAYMOND At
No. ia Wet st., Gomez Of WArrsnst