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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Arrived.

Steamship Augusta woOdhun, savannah mdse aad psss TO
l. h 151. sf sDs 5 @ n ss s
Brown, for New Yorh Sunday $50. 30 miles W from
m % s PfS o% Hais. smsP
Steamship Potomac, Watson. Baltimore mdse- and pass
II. B. Cromwell Co. On the 2Ist inst, at .. M passed
aIse schI ashore 10 miles Of Bsnss. lies brOadds and
Steamship Chesapeake CrO~el Portland md.s and Dsss
ship Ws6s.h Ccf BATH burlington Bords.uI g days sdae
quantity boards From lon 90 to CO. has had nothing bat
ship Liberty Atkins New Nov l. and sw Pas. s.h,
Bremen Caldwell Had heavy w gale. for the ast % days
Brig Iiisn. of EaspOs APpleby Es. HARDER, T. l., ets
Brs Timsndre Of San Frnacisco) Turner Salem days
ballast to VIM T. Coleman Co. came TO this port 10 load FOR
seh Phebe Morrow Hsvsn. days fruit sugar Thos
Gsrin ,osh inst Of Hsiieras steamship Moses rsy
lor, hence for Havana
schr K.usinstOn Of ChArestOn g Mckay, savannah Z
Mar Oct 49, rimeno, ke Brett, Son Co. Oct is 800
yards n Of Cape Antonio gh large vessel ashore With
experienced severe hurricane commanding at s. = tas b.
q S 70 S.ss. bare s se s al a ne
r..sss esrisd asa-.hse. and eoom.eas E1Psstsg
to Nov hove to- the varying n T. to y ". sad
sckr Tyrone stroui, Albany, slaves fer Portland
schr Plymouth Rock Norris Boston % hour. dse 10 Day
schI Isabella Faualn, Boston days ad.e to Dayton
scsr Cops. Be.r.e, Boston days. ndse. to s. W. Lswh
sekr l. H.rdnr. Hone. He~ H..sn, for EH,.bs,hport.
Sehr. w H. Turner Low, Philadelphia coal for Boston
schr. Perseverance,, Bolt, Boston for Albany
ScAT. Celestis. Smith, Portland days stone.
Schr. Robert Smith, Wilcox. Portland dsys stone
schT. Thomss b. Smith, Briggs, Albany for Boston
sehs. Glide. Lowell Albany, Hndse. for Boston
schE. Daniel Webster Layton, Albany for Boston.
sekr. flight Hrufley Philadelphia coal for Providense
ford
sehr. Richard Law, Keen Virginia days, wood
Steamer Boston SesS, PhAdeph1 And Cape May, Hdse.
and pass to r. Psrtins
Steamer WessehesseE JSzes Providence sadss to Issac
OdeIl
sAILEDStesnship Alabama for ssv snnsh; ships GeruA-
MA tru.s Tor bsDSFe Con, for Charleston; also steam
ship Marion, fer Charleston
he hip Great Rspab Tor San Fr4ncseo anchored the
BIL6w-Br. brig Emily from Turk. Isandi Also barn
WlSD-DEHrs the day, rom N. z. toE.w.
The ship Lsrsbeo previously repoed les s bottom
n four o Of water The prospects Of saving shP and csgo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

The H.rrbsn and Nasrs sts&m4p Co hare pat ~
a. Boston s Norfe foor sr esu 6ew hesl sssnsess q In
rms Zach ard ser the ir Of iaHasy ccunecons s b usk
w-i,h Nrrnrhs ard other Western cities.
NORFOLK Va. soy H-lAs eertoruanes q as Q. q
re .ehr vinB-hshs Of NSns hss ssen sssed for sioiir
The Inspection laws 49,.
RkfTfNORR Nov n The brif Nesndsf befers repor.ss
80. A Ou,rsrtine, has got Oh unsElured.
72d-Arr ships A. u. Stephens. and Ala hon Lzverpe;
md four Brftish shiPs . n,
EW-ORLEANs Nov. flair 1hips Now Hxspxhir.. O..
b.. j "a Rvrrsoa from New.York Jehn W. Wx4 0s1-
s..,s and j. r. Chspras1 iron LSepOoli Any khA k~a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
AEosEUs L. BYRNE, DAVID HASTINGS,
PATRICK BRENNAN, H. p. WESTL
p. D0LAE, JOHN FhEAL,

Mr. ASDREw l.. BYRSE offered the following resolu-
ton:
Re.seS-Th the President and CLERK be- and they here
directed for the payment Of these teachers.
salaries except that Of the Principal Of the male department Of
School No withheld for the months Of september and
October uno said salaries being withheld 10 consequence
Of an ssed w violation OF BY Of this Board requiring
ali schools be opened BY the reading Of the scriptures without
note comment And hereby UNDERWOOD
ssid law in the person ofshe said Principal
Mr. CusHIsG moved that the communication, to-
gether with all others touching the question be
referred to the Committee on bylaws the Committee
to report at the next meeting of the Board.
Mr. WATERBURY urged immediate action in the
matter, and called for the Yeas and Nays.
Mr. ADAMS expressed desire that the petition might
be referred inasmuch as the meeting was not reg
ular one, and many Of the members were therefore
abrent.
The motion 20 refer the petition was lost, the vote
standing IA 20 Is, viz;
William Tucker Charles T. Gldersleve, Joel w. Msson Chris
tan Ne;1sar AdoujAh II. Brummen Alonzo q. Reynolds
Robert Adams James Cushing IT, Samuel Csntre, Jsuos
Psrmsn, James Msrriner-1[
EAYs-Chsrles MeCAy Hugh O. Crozier Thomas Fitzgerald
Charles J. Doushsry Richard Barry Michael Begg William
BcomRed George White Robert o. Glover Andrew n Green
Nelson j. Waterbury, John Okeefe--l5
Mr.. WATERBURY then offered a resolution appro-
pratng $500 for the purpose Of testing the legality of
the question, of which one-half should be appro-
prated TO the pay Of counsel selected by the Board
the balance 70 council selected by the teachers whose
case should be the test.
Mr.. Byrne favored the original resolution offered
by himself.
On motion, however, Of Mr.. STAFFORD, the entire
matter was laid on the table by vote Of l6 70 IL.
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
ny TeIe9raph.

FORT LAFAFRTfE, Nov. q sursst-ous esrt eoaiaE
rP the Bay. The ship Great Repobhc for san Fr.nsce
81 snchcr near the ". Spit Steamer hso1 for Caafes
Ton passed down the Nrovs II 80 TIE Prsssian sLiR
Geren fer Baltimore a as nd the steamer Alabama for
savsnEAh az +e5 Wisd W. n w, noderste se<iher
clear.
HIGHLANDS Nov q sunsetSo invsr& bound vessels IN
sight Wssfher clear md cana.
SANDY HOOK Nov a sunsesOne brig going up the Bay
Wesiker clseI; wind W. n. w; light
BOSTON. Nov. S-An. bnss Wiagold Heath, Aux csyes
Charleston.
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov. f:.--Au. big Plot Fla t0m
Tu-k's ls.snd
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Reor;,,. ef Predpse.

By ne Essson Rrsr Raroa6 fer the Week eadias Set "a
f6 he,d cssfle DO Calves rs do sheep Horse 800 d
Ross hsel, so DO. beg Sressed SIS Do h1ttO1 Y Piss
do Egg g ac Ashes do Buekwheat Floar DO Fruit
2os DO. starch 1891 do Paper Dbl Beef ees fish DO
Whisky z-s do Ale and Bee 09 do fiour 30 do Apples
u Data rs do Malt la do Barley $50 do Corn as do
Fesd 81 do Beans 26l do Peas 1854 Do Po,stoe SS d.
Grsss seed bales BAY, IL DO Hops 90 Hemp do
Wo0 IS Marble g do. Slate ais aides Ls.her gala
Nlk 3D.
Tal b. an Ro.sss Noe ga coo bbs F0ur. I7o da CEN
Meal So &C bush Wheat &0c0 do. Corn, SEQ 90 Ost lsc
de- Rye - DO Barley o. 80 do. Malt e1e Pks hasky
Lie 90. Provisions, 80 do. Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
THE TURF.

USIos COURSE, l.. I.-TRorTIse.-0n Tuesday,
Nov 81 lS59.-Purse, 81 600; mile heats bes. lin s.:
j. MeMann, b. n. Flora Temple; drawn
d. Mare b. = Geo NJ Ps;cheh; drawn.
Same day, uOtting match 500, mile heats, best in
Sin harness:
D. Ripper. {. :. Andy Muligan drawn.
II. Woodruff. g. Frank Temple; drawn.
Same day, trotng match for gate money, mile heats,
70 wagons:
II. Woodruf, b. Z. Tom-...................I
Owner, 9. g.
Time So 7.Se4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
To Mariners.

Tn, Dxxrtoywxsr Of % Ogan4u casst Of hkre ~
Lieut. Comnxnding Aexsndsr Manays u = ~, As>a-t<s
. CaksT srRvxY OvFfck, Nav ie5a
SRI: the hsss comuaes'e ihs In the psezess o.
xaycgrsphic the eoe Of hsiDe Ia ARs1 hsts
lieut. Murray 4 NJ Assistant Coast snrseys
Ssvsoped the position 81 r0ck ssre ow tie 81 Osnsee
al. sbou mile half nartins from that village sd va
ukncwn she residents Of the adonsnf coast tas k ses
tolSlv ftom from four fdho- o. wsser
In s vicinity ard in the spnoo AZ Lseus.
Con rn.naius MerTsy should BE- marked BY spindle.
would respectfully that copy Of this etter ~y -
se Lhs hooe bcsrd and that entaety nay 20
the usual form acsce 20 n.n~rA
Very respectfully your-. A. D. BACHE, Sept
Hon. How ell Cobb, sec. Of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YORK....
Cleared.

steaushipsAsia, Lott Liverpool T. CunsrSi Thos svann
Ramsey, Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell l. Co.
ships-Ocesn Telegraph Little san Frsncisco Sutton Co
Chase Edwards, Charleston T. Brigham Martha Rich Mel
bourne -; Mercury, French, Hayre, Boyd Hincken.
BsTts-Heheta (Brem-l Pope, Chaestou n. II. Brigham
Pentueket Leighton, Aspnwe ell, fInasa Devsle L Co.
Brgs-Pzarro suHges Mobile " II. BnghGn Maid, Chase
Cienfuegos - S. NJ. Newhan (Br Ellis ElizabeihPou,
Post Small
schooners-Dsuphn (Fr) yer,er Hsvre Boyd Hincken;
Oregon, Krsuse. Warrington, - NJ. Peavey Armstrong
Bath g. l.. Hatch Co Era Chsmbern, Boston, j. w. Nc
Kee j. NJ Hughes, Howard Newbern J. L. Davis Stranger
Dibbls horwak wocOit PGtsI Boston Dayton sPrasue
S. j. Wsring Smith, Charleston heCready Mott Co.
sioop-Blaek,tons, Allen, Providence, master
stesIner-Eovety, Bell Philadelphia, -; +. Cadrssder
Pierson Baltimore,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

BLEssISG or THE NEW CHURCH oF ST. Paul THE
APosTLE--The chapel of the Mission House of the
Congregation of Missionary Priests of St. Paul the
Apostle, on the corner of Ninth avenue and Fifty
ninth street. intended to temporary Paroehial
church, will be opened and blessed BY the Rev. Arch
bishop Hughes on Sunday next. Sermon Al High
Mass by the Archbishop and st vespers by the Rev.
]. MeEvoy Of the Cathedral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

hr;,s;rg ont r@r which now extends !, 600 feet a
resolution ofered BY him adopted, directing Ine
Committee on Ferries and Whsryes 70 take all nees,
sary legal stsps guard and protect the nferes Aa
rights Of the Corporation against all encroaenmen~
now being made on The southern boundary Of the esiy
l4,ortrnsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

sR s,.s.A, IA an, yeoS<r The ARA olA one When
a. mn y sss he receipts Of the NorgeA ADD Woseesr
- n iereasrS 70 eco annually without proportion
se inc,esss Of "a teo- ss5 win become hselass nve
1scnt psyisg dviasods regularly"
Edward Bils Flour and Grain Circular says:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sua-Rsss... s56 Set&.... t:sf Mson-RiseS... sos
WATER fE1f DAT.
Sandy Hook.. 5&5 Gov. Island. 535m SILT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mall California leaves ST. Louis Mon
day Thursday Letters designed Tor should b
1 parked Overland VIA Sc. Louis
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professional Notices.

Ofce for Procuring
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
Up. PRISON, No. S WALL-ST., N. Y.
A pamphlet Of infcrDetiCu sent nee BY osl
DEAFNESS.-A newly-invented instrument for
extreu,e sases Of Deafness called the SOUND hAONl
FlER ORGANIC VIBRATOR, and INVISIBLE VOICE
CONDUCTOR into the not 70 Be In tho lead
The sensation OF sDgne noises "a Ne
head Z entirely removed II aords instant reef 70 the s
persons enables them hear distinctly a church aud
pubic assemblies. Price e. 1871. hsssrs sOLOAONs Up
teiaz< aud Aurss No 80 Abenss ffccatiy, W. sppo-
si;e toe York Hotel London. England SEM BY post.
EDWARD G. KELLEY, successor to John L..
IL Fye, PRACTICAL CHEMIST. Professor Of chsmis.ryr
(eooey and MneroFy Importer aud Manufacturer q all hds
OF Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, and Pure ChemSes
No ls John-st Newfok Colleges and high Schools fur
nished. Catalogues furnished free Of expense.
NEW PATENT SPECTACLES.-ORe pair sua
~ for life. Prof FRANKS Psh-row NewYork Psisntss,
Optical Lectarer Optcan by Diploma 20 the New Ego
Uaspts and Spectacle Mailer 20 the Eye Inhrmuy waiting
orofe.sonsy he principal cities Of the Eastern Western end
Southern States.
DATENT AGENCY OFFICES.-American and
L European PATENTS SECURED, aud aPamphes q AZ
vce furnished free. application 70 NUM- Co enses
rhe Scientific American No az Put-rov Nev-York CHy
CTETSONs PATENT AGENCY.-THOMAs
- d. sTETsON, SOLICITOR Of AMERICAN ssd F0R
SION PATENTS No. rryonrow. MY Printed sdvee fss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Jnsnranre Companies.

NEw-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
~ Boston Capital and accumulated Premiums oss sss D.
Paying cash dividend Of % cent? al he Insured rsrS
eta. Reports, kc., furnished gratis JOHN hOfrsh
Ar-pt and Attorney the Co. No ITO Broadway, n Y.
DEPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 10
IL wALL-sT.-ECoNOMY and SECURITY In FlRE IN
sTTRANCEFire Insurance combining the mutual plan with
the CAPITAL Stock principle The Charter Of ihss Company
qures per Of the profits shall De .nnuy DIVIDED 70
In opernon for years duns which time has DECLARED 70
s deas 1881 per Of their pemiums They lnsera Aan
Loss Damage by Fire. At the lowest earsns rates Of s"eos
Compsries
The security offered 70 Insurers accommodating ihe
surulus being nov nearly a. large their capital -
per.on who may have hsd policies Issued ey ms oomP
cevedthe Scrip which they may be entitled are 70
call and take H. together with the Interest," which rvso an
Under the charter all Scrip called for 10 sx yeS from "
a''' Of issue '''''' W ROBERT s. HONE, Pr,sIdn.
nrsclxF CrxRy Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23

The ship Lsrsbes previously repoed les e bottom
n four to5 Of wats the prospects Of saving hP and cargo
are snAL-iBy telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Go 6porismfn.

n b. CROOK, No. so Fulton-st., Mannfastursr
~ and Importer Of FISHING TACKLE N al its ss5,
Gallery Guns Powder and Shot Nets seinss sad fyfsA -
Repsfns done ct short rosioe- Easbishes 10 i<s7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Billiard Gables.

DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLE,
III AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS
o. sale By The pa,entes sad msnofsetur.s Tnem.arh
tnSr always on hand. OcOSNOR COLLESDEK
Nos -. g. s. and - Crosbyst, Nswfe4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
ITO MANUFACTURERS Of COAL aud kosLas

OiLS--J CoLWELL fFon founder, foot 49,; ~ 4
River prepared 70 give esusss srd hurzs1 = ~
horn 90 20 1000 fzons each HSvax Arxe Es1s
business he turn out TIE work With slspsfeA ~
sre al made ron Csneoz Irsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Uater-Gure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, BIT
VI ksuton n. T., eight hear from Nsw-Ysss ~ r
Ene r. r. Ess vary beautiful location and Affords anns
sisies fcr eonsst and Improvement hsAth in tie VIZ
ss4aep- Fer cEculsr- address J. H. NORTH, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-23
Miscellaneous.

MIS-; n. guarantees 70 pay the highest Prlses E =
IVA cash for LADIES' LEFT-0Ff WEARING APPAktt..
from 80 70 30 apiece for Dresses Purs shssis
Csrpes and Chlldrcns Ilo,hes The fun value "a % A.
city -li b punetusIy siteo1ed 20 Address hr~ H.
Ode Station Z. SHAY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09
YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Coughs. Colds, Tionrseness, Bronchi.
MS, " hoopinr.COugh. Group,
Asthma and Consu m III ION

Through Trial Of many Years and through every
nation ofciyi.lzed men, AvER's CHERRY pGCvegAr hs
been iound 70 afford more relief and to cure more &
SEES OF pu M mary disease than any other rernniy
known to lnaEhihd. Gases OF apparently settled Con-
SUMPTION have been cured by ii, and Thousands Of
sufferers VINO We're uteined beyond the reach OF hui
man aid have been restored 20 their friends and u.s..
uness, to sound health and the enjoyments of life
by tins All powerful antdoie TO diseases of the LUNGS
and threat. Here cold had settled on the lungs
thin features OF him who was lately iusty and s,rcn
whisper 10 all but him CONSUMPTION. lie tries every
thing. but the dis use is gIawinr AT his ,it,S 40
shows its fatal SYMPTOMS mere ami more over all his
frame. He taking the Cherry n etorui now it h.s
stopped his cbu \ anu made his breathing essy. bi
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09

Da- Il Is related tina, a lawyer once
ea'.ei Fellow practitioner the ''yigM bom.
fs OF tie profession. When asked to ex.
PLAIN he BAD lie meant "ihe biggest knaye
IL the patk
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09
New and Valuable Remedy for Al I
Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
DR.. JOHN LIS

Compound Rectoral Of Uild Cherry,
For the complete cure of Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Influenza, Pains
in the Side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood,
and Consumption.
'I'Hls Is purely scientific preparation. and is no
empirical nostrum. As gtt AT and reliable rene
dy fur the above named complaint II stands arrival
cd. and ii is new rapidly gaining high reputation
AS medicine that eau fully he relied on in all disea
SEES II the respiratory organs. No preparation ever
presented To- the public is carefully and scient
hcally prepared. Accompanying each bottle
pie directions in tive different languages, and ii IL
compounded under the superr ison of skilifui ply
stefan OF lung experience IN the train Of diseases for
which It is designed Its effects upon the ~ stem are
immediate in relieving the distressing SYMPTOMS Try
IL before II is TOO late, and you will rejoice at the ben
ehts you will speedily derive from il, use.
Sold by DR. sgi>ts everywhere
All erlefs lFon wholesale purchasers, or applica-
tisun t1r Agencies, must u. addressed 10
M JOHN ~ IL, Louis, lille, or New York
w For sale ia siouA City by
sept, 20, l'5s-Gm Il. APPLETON
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09

rfn- an Iadian has been discovered in
California Gye feet and half high, and
weighing only serenteen pounds. being a
mere skeleton, but in good health and
lively. This is supposed to be the vertabe
Ito the poor Indian
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09
I Np Facts.

Tie Black Republican Legislature of
Massachusetts, kas amended the Constitu-
ton Of the State so as to prohibit toreig gu
born citizens from voting Tor two wears af-
ter they are natrra.izel. In the same
State negroes are allowed to vote after E
residence Of one year.
The Black Republican Legislature OF
Michigan voted FOR proposition to allow
negroes to vote on property qualification
Of two hundred dollars. The same pro-
position for foreign born citizens was
voted down By a large majority.
Can foreign born citizens have any con-
iidencs in the party which gives to negroes
rights AID privileges i. refuses to them. -
D.Eroa Free Press.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09

S,l- IA eAenaHgo says that, ia the ab.
seace 81 both editors, the publisher has
sncceGiei ~ securing the sers ices OF a
gentleman 10 ed.t the paper tia, week I"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09

r@n. 4 mans wife lately died in New
YORK, aud upon examination Of the body,
no. trace Of poison was found Gin it. =
This is regarded as remarkable proof OF
the advancement OF virtue and domestic
happiness in that exemplary city.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09

There are at present three distinguished
infants in Europe the Anglo Prussisn
baby offspring of Victoria Adelaid Mary
Louisa Princess Royal ofoEnaland, aud
Frederick William, grandson Of the King
Of Prussia; the Spanish baby, offspring of
Her most Catholic, but somewhat immoral
Majesty Of Spain, and presumptuously Of
her husband, whilom Duke of Cadiz and
the French baby, presented some three
years ago by the pretty and fdgety En-
press EugeI;a to her spouse Napoleon III.
Rumor limited come time ago. that her
sniable Majesty the Queen Of Great Brit.
ain, was about to make another small, con
tribu,ion to the regal census, but as moth
ing has been said upon the subjec, of late
we suspect there was no solid foundation
for the report. Even If true, the adycn,
cfanother little royal responsibility in
country where it has been raining royal
higbnesses OF both sexes ever since ls40
could scarcely be deemed a note worthy
event.
The Anglo Prussian baby which is yet
in its long clothes, is a very fine sample
Of sucking prince. There can be no
doubt upon the subject, because when his
Royal Highness showed the boy to his
household they were unanimous On that
point, and they could not DO oil mistaken
Even the King Of Prussia. though labor
ing under an alteration of mind superin-
duced by over doses Of an efieryescent
medicine known as cliq,tot reused himself
sufficiently to pronounce his grandson a
'lusty fellow"
The Spanish infant is also described by
The journals OF Madrid as noupareil Of
prince. Queen Isabel is ford Of taking
him out in IN open carriage, aud showing
him to the soldiers and the people. who,
Of course, shout ''hooray" in Spanish, as
in duty bound.
Among the ilustrious babies of Europe,
- pow -, W. . - S''AN '''A "
'"e wan. % o''' 'n'e' years o,''
ana very fond Of wooden soldiers and make
~ 40 pans nav" 'oen
- 'N' - CO. LIS IMAM "''Hu win
.I0 '''' WA - - '"e S''''u NeP"e" VI
VS. s'""d u"'''' con &c "fa'u'-
"''' @'.' S'''' PeoP'. "'>N'' ,"o'"n 10
t',' '''''' ~ i, '.'' u" e''.''"''' u vac
s'"' A''''" a' : '1' .,''' 's S2"''''''' HIS
s'4"'1'''''"S'' >s'@'" 'io'leN'e 'c't'ed inc
'.'S ''o.'' IL P,'i'' '",''
" N"e'' III '"S
" '''0 ''''-'. "a ,""'e
A' ''''s' mas 'iS '"1"'"R nurse
'''" 80 = ~ "'"' 'N'''''u 10
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09
N. G. WYATT,
Attoorui, 1T zaW,
DEALER In REAL ESTATE
Bsivtdere, Mlonona Co., Iowa,

noILfCTIoAs made ard proceeds promptly remit
\ ted Taxes paid IN Ieaa aud Nebraska: Iaua
aud TCwn property bought ana said aud All us
ness cenueted aith = Las aud General A, easy husi
ness carefully ltt'ei,iei a..
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