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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

TRUE GENERosIrE.-A few days ago the
steamer Moses Greenwood was sold by order
,of the United States Court, and bid off by Cap
tain A. Shinkel, for 81 1925. Since he took
: possession, he fused it, He afterwards made a
tender of the boat to Captain Albert Thomas,
the original owner, upon the. payment of the
xdmfi I which he bid her off at the sale. Such
acts of true generosity serve to give one a
better opinion Of the world.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

- 6sTsf4 azfNlfl - 41E4EE F4I Err D,M \
EVLL-Fhcre ,aresnoy seven hundred and
.sfxtx convictsoin the Auburn'aState prison, 2
large majority of whom are young me9s their
ages yaEyipg from Is to- 80 years 5sI sstT
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

Hsegr. r4rsk Offers a bargain IN ! House
and Lot at Friends.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26
GRANVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
"A SELECT BOARDING SCHUpL F0R
YOUNG LAD s.

DEV. c.S, Doolittle. Al. II, Rector;J. Indy.
III A. N. Principal; Mrs. PA Do~olittle, Governecs:
Mrs. n. NJ. Indy, Associate. assistedby other ABA
and accomplished teachers.
This long established and opular institution now
offers rare advantages to young Ladies for ACQUIRING
q thorough and accomplished education. It's loce.
been thoroughly repaired, the rooms newly papered
and neatly carpeted: A full corps of experienced
and accomplished teaehers are .mployed. The Rec.
tor: Principal and teachers reside in the Seminary
thus enabling themsto bestow special care and
attention upon each pupil. The course of study i
extensive and judicionsly arranged. The instfue,
expecting to become teachers, special inslructions
wilibe given. The next session will commence On
Thursday the 2nd of September. For informatioa.
or admission, address either ofthe UNDERLINED.
G s.. D00LITTLE, Rector.
J.LINDLY, Principal.
Granville. Aug. 4. 1858. ~ lots
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26
nGAHE1ED.

.IIU AHE1ED
On Wednesday evening last. by Rev. ]. Robson,
Mr.! w. NJ STARR. to Miss MARTHAA: CARTER,
=, :, .E.t-szit st+ 70 s-J@ IL =N
all OF this town. = .aEr.sg r-+lo
On the Goth of January, 1869, byIsHAEL MAaKEL.
ESQ. Mr.. REUBEN DEBTRow. Of Mahoning couE-
ty, Ohio, to Miss HANNAH sPoNcELLER of sulli-
van Township. Ashland county, Ohio -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

- taEAP.MA tolsrablgs gaad-laoking horse
s1aesoId4 at auction, in Wheeling, Virginia, on
"Wednesday, for the spmsof III cents. 1t
e~oksDkfestosel the horse-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26
WALL PAPER!!,

T1OI LIN ANOA nave Just receIved the largest
L and b:.t seltcte L stock OF. Wall Pr per. Ceiling
Piper, Ceiling Decorations. Borders, Frcsco Orna.
ments, Window Shades, (plain and fancy) Window
Gornices, Cords, Tassels, Patent Rollers, {every
known pattern. } etc etc ever. brought to this eeun-
ty. which will BE- sold cheaper than heretofore. Call
and exnuine.. March Il, 1855. 4Itfx Z
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26
WICK g. @ 8 8

-. American and Foreign Agency Ofiea
II Dec.e, oS.-Sm21 40 John ST., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

rc,e 10 see the wall, at which the crowds raised
,hout 81 laughter, which seemed almost stunning nj
fee how eavalery and indiHerently the outer.line
ta,Irisu treated their dguitAries. This opposition
va, often rtpeaied and with tie same result aud the
,sn.e merry shout from the attendant thousands.
Tie most agrees be sight which met my eye, was
IL artificial n ouItaln to which have already referred
vIo,e IMAGE can never be eisred from my memory
IL $50 feet high and has five peaks or submits, each
crowned with an imperial pavilion Various kinds OF
r,.s are planted about the basn and border the sides
of ie Iaihs leading TO the peaks, while various an,
MIL ort ia tie shade aud birds sail IN the AIR, or MI
it with music ar they percbed IN the branches OF
tie uees. From the summit individual eau survey
the whole city, and by reciprocal law for which
am GRATEFUL from any part VI the city he can see the
mountain Near It's bare there many little fords
and as e. made by art the earth used in constructing
tie mountain by its removal giving place for lakes and
PONDS, which are made in the most picturesque and
beautiful formr and, with the mountain peaks, make
tie principal object Of attraction III the city Toe com
nert Of Pekn small the most profitable being with
Rnssan Siberia, while the manufactures are almost
nothing the common remark in Pekin being, that the
only tLngs manufactured in the city are ed,cts and
m6HCdIfhS.
Iron the whole, was happy TO getinto the ctyi l
war han Nv to be IN the city, and was happy to get
ut OF Tie city. What could be added 70 the measure
fmy blessesneesI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

periments on the cleavage Of water and The propes
form Of boat for carrying the greatest number of tun
at The least expense Of power. Their preliminary ex
rern ents embraced models Of the best steamers xnt
When they male the "eigr boat they knew JUL
what they were about; and she has 10 them proved
tl,at they knew just what they were ABOUT The bon
IL succefs thus 'lr. How she will behave among bg
waves We shall probably know soon; The alterations
that have from time 70 time been made were parts OF
CONTEMPLATED series In the Winans the pitch
Of the screw for example, has been altered from the
maximum Of % feet TO IS. No such pitch in screw
Of tie diameter Of the Wnans propeller has ever been
eseu here attained This single fact speaks volumes
Their boat is TIE simplest, cheapest, seadest, and
saiest that has ever been oOnztrue ed. recent trial
trip in her satisfied NE Of this fact When the hessrs
Wnans shall have completed their series Of expert
meuts tie world viii have gained mass OF useful
data in chip building Of which Americans may well be
proud; obtained AZ Il will have been at private cost
where Governments themselves have failed.
ESv- Iork Dee p Iss9 T. HYATT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

TIE SULPHUR RExKnY FOR TREEs.-James Tuck
er, Of Roseyille, Warren County, Illinois, having
been troubled ZONE years With upon his apple
rees, adopted the sulphur remedy, which goes the
round Of the prsss about once year. He says
last Spring bored into each tree with an inch anger
through the heart and in the smaller trees nearly
through and put into each tree ounces OF flower Of
su hur and filed the hole with pine plug and drove
/, in so that the bark has partly grown over II the past
season. The worms commenced hatehing as before
but did not lat but few DAYS, and died. presume
il was the mpregnation OF the sulphur in the leaf
that efeetually destroyed them The trees have hal
a very healthy appearance the past Summer, and We
had few bushels of apples and hope that the trees
in future will bear fruit and the fruit this year Is not
unpleasant from the sulphur"
Then why should be think that the leaves were an
pleasant to the worms In opinion, if he had put
a tun and half, instead of an ounce and hall OF
flower sulphur in each tree Il would have had just the
came effect upon the worms, and no more; and that is
int none az all II Mr.. Tucker will carefully weigh
a quantity of sulphur, and put il into an appe-tree,
plupped up tight and let IT remain five years, and then
opep the hole be will find his phur intact-not di-
mmisted enough to impregnaie single leaf, sufficient
TO cure the itching propensities of the worms TO eat It,
He may rest assured tina, that not what did or WILL
kill the worms. That they disappeared is only COIN
cidence, not sequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

LorIsyIrIK Zee s-Hoes excited q se Is, Mss posz
ssles Il l.sCo bbls, al SlI
k.t rather fsvorifg buyers MIDI ine. TO- 0lnic
lee ACoTTON,ales to-dsy 900 oAses IL
rnsket closing uuehsnged We quote Aiddlne lotafsc
StGAR s buoyart, ard advanced &C. FkEieHf, 70 Liver
fHrxoHrE.Ss, Dec s-susAR buoysDs AMI advanced "a
sal Al ;lalte kaCHASGEs-sishi EaehAHss New Yah
'IL.,.,soiT bee g-FLorR dali wHEsr .sesay; whas
81 roo 81 IS Red VI loSsi IN. REesirrs. l.Ee ssx
Florr. none
ToEaS1o Dec. 6-FrouR quiet. wHzsr aetse. 70 con-
pleie al unchanged rAA OAts ana N0aS oaoysn
fFAs ST. sdy and uueAni gsd In price.
SAvASSis bee 5CoTToS-Sses to-day lssS bale. a 40
ehsnFed prices.
yrrr.dfr sales At 9sc C0Rx as Oar quiet RaRsps
TO-DAY; 40 bbs lour; l0,oo bush Whesi 1900 hasA
Corn sHirsENrs. Zoe bills floor; II 600 bush cru
WHKAr h sales Of zoo bash. At 81 sees 2 Tor Red aat
= sg0s IS for White toRS hrm sales Of se ss a He
80 for new Yellow ard s2dS3c for old "Hiskr hfm
36a?,c
disappearing fIorR withsnt ehange %
cen bbs SsAte nom thieago Spring Wheat Al IS % WhsAr
shade esisT saes, so" bush Chicago spiing 10 CSsS
dull BAkIKI dull and banged Rvs quiet aud nonin.A
LAKE. lhroKTs-2S,ooo bush Who-f CANAL
ExIokTs-Seoo bush Wheat Wind
BrfTAIo, Dec. e. m-ftorS-A drenehng ram nes ~
allied during enre morning rendering the nAke oa oet
nfices eey of COO bbls WHE,r quiet si 0"ei sss
of3 bush Green bay Club lat evening ~ ~ sales ms
morning Of D 60 bush. No. Milwaukee il1o 81 W
quiet and oweri sales Of "o onsn pew seiy osn
ssee 4. SIC 6Ga bush. do, al SEE osh pire
do ael eed OATS quiet. and nominal bsslEt daL
Rls esteI sss 500 bush il bag &c WI ~ hTaos,s
Wheat 81 coo bush Corn, l6o,O BUSH Oats NO efPors "
Canal. ..,,.x,cr,
EEw.oRLEASs, Dec. S--SIsHr EXCHANGES on Hew.Yetk
CHicSeo' Dec. a-SleHr ExcHASss on Rew-York Y y
cent premium for Currency, ard p cent for Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
Arrived.

Steamship Augusta Woodruff Savannah, mdss and pa.s
Il h sl.ng son acssas ssd sna viii steamship Ma
Iiop Monday at m, exchanged signals With steamship
Steamship Nashville Murray, Charleston, mdss. and Pea.
Ship Victory Ainswogh, Liverpool Oct 81 mde and 9p
pass DsyidogdeD Nov 49, lat e 20 lon 81 So .sy ship
which apparently B mberOsded vessel did not Learn
Ship Amazon Hovey London and Portsmouth Nov TO- mds-
TsrI Hunssriss tof New sedford Lockhu Neworsans 81
days cotton bound to Boston Put uso thi'
pot on account Of ~Siny among the crew "A
days sugar 1e to kuand Won ,schs New &c. lsi 80 Lon
big Ezaie,h Raynes Calais 10 days ath to Jed Fry.
bs IIsnAhn tbrl, Sidney u days, cod to j. s. Whitney
big Love- Calais 20 days. lumber to simpson&
Big Nahum stetson, r Phnney, Calais day. lumber J.
sehr spray Orb Shaw Corvallis N s. "a days. po,siOes
scLI. c L ysndervoOr' smith Fan siysI ssy. b.Iss.
scbr Peter b. Anderson, Hin Portland days stons.
seRr bsnsils Wave, bennett GS.ton days, IN ballast,
schr. heuy henson Renson. Portland days, stone
s,hr. J R Msihsr, Dell g.na ll day, in ballast,
schI. Adnbs treble po,eE y day. aa.s to master.
sehr A. aDcos u. WHEATON Phinney Sandwich days.
scbr John Oliver strout New London days, stons.
schr. l. rsneId, Chapman fSr,l,nd dsys stone,
sskr. Emily penri.en; soatne.d lO'tsnd day. stone
ScbI. H. a. rs.neid Bruce, Portland days stone.
sebr iree.tone, / rooIs / ortspd day., stone
Schr Joseph buell. Portland days, stone.
schr j. buined Boa dnap. Portland days, stDns,
schr. ~ arrior Crockett, ROcsixnd dAy.. hDIe
sckr Mary Brewer Law Csne, Me- 20 days. stone 70 mas
sehr O. D. King Wooster Calais days. Isth to Smith
s:hr. ~ H. Reed Kelley New Bedford days, in ballast.
gcbr. SalOfa Nickefs0n, Albany for boston.
s,Lr sidney Price Godfrey. Salem days In ballast
scbT A tofdery Allen Eizabethport. coal for boston
schr Elizabeth ATensIius, HASKELL Delaware City, coal tof
Rocl port
bfeeze, burrows, Pfoyncrtown for fanZes
sshr J. l. hedner ndicott Norfolk for ProyideDes.
schr. Isabel aylor, Aew-bedford days. In ballast
Schr. SpIiDgbok King. Norwich "a hours
gchr. Mountain sgle Pendieton, hocki4nd
sloop AmsriraD riecman. trfiol days stone .
sloop j. T. Wallace Stephens, Taunton days nails
scop Oliver Ames French taunton days mde TO maser
Steamer Pelican Adrich Providence ndse 20 saae Ocen
Steamer New London nsw Smith, Nsw-London' mdse ana
pass. /. II. Rockwell
BELOW-One slip.
Withholding the day. from N. T. to s. E., with rain and
fog
Csutsu Merritt one Of uuderYri,crs agents len the cry
morning the assistance Of the brig socter Ashore
q Southampton.
her Of r ancho ed a QaaaiDa,
detained by he unsettled state the weather. ~ .
1Le Clip Harriet Jessie pevously reported a. having stecx
IN Elizabeth port tuesday morning tasea ON
the Sectional Dock for he purpose OF having her ooo
examined. She has sustained damage.
he shp Far West is alSo the small Sectional DOCK 0s
examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
TIE WINANS STEAMER.


10 tse EaifoT q Iaf y. J. ITTbane.
SIR The POstof this evening contains the folowiug
"1he Winans steamer is another Of the recent
schemes which, if not failure, has not proved it's
efficiency as quickly and definitely AS a tickle public
demands II took short trp and was then seui back
for additional improvements. Whistler it will hyber-
nate in obscurity, ike the balloon, cannot say"
Tie Winans steamer has thos far fully equaIed the
expectations Of its projectors. There has been fail
ure in ANYTHING The inventors set out 10 determine
ce1an points which could be determined only BY ex-
periueut with vessel Of full size. Before building
This boat they had been for years engaged in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..".....
Cleared.

mshps-Afca Shannon Liverpool T. Cunardi Prkerss
burg DWELL Baltimore, n u. Cromwell 4 Co
sbips-G Dennson Post Mobile Post, smith Co.. Robin
Hocd Mathews San Francisco w. 4. Iolcuan Co. Cara
ven Sands, Savannah. Howlsnd Rockingham -
Buks-Linda stewart. White ST. Jago J. Thompson. he~
DYER Fickett Marseles Moore Henry.
(Hrem.), Haehtman, Port au.Piatt,
Gepke Keugen Rechet; A. d. Carnage Ellis Aur Cages,
Wilson Baine; Ksadire, Amsbars. Pensacola Bennef
Deuke.
scbooner-s Sawyer Sawyer Savannah Mar Walsh Coz
yer base; Haxal Winters, Richmond, o. H. Ptersonj NJ
W Smitho Wyatt Charleston NcCTeady, Mott Co. fleet
wood Iszleton Para bishop Co Louisa Thompson.
NewHsven master lymouth Rock Norris Boston Dsytonh
sprseue. r. bell Robinson. BsBsoTe Van brunt Slagh
soop-Iraveler Deming New. Haven, Master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 6.-Arr Br. brig Emerald I.e, Js-
nsaics.
fellowship Clara Ann, from Shields
EEW-ORLEANs Dee. s-ATr sbips Comet, Haveiock, 40
,ocfaf Fo,.t Kipe and Weymouth from Lyerpoo City Of
Bah Rotterdam; Charles Duncan, fron AgsF' ana c~'
THAN, iIsm Baltimore. ~. - a, oo oo,.
in specie. - 81
Merritt, foston H. ;. visa, Philadelphia buks lsaoe e
jones' and CharsmAgne NewYors U J; Andrew, and Man.
d.rso1 RieLuoud; Henry Hammond Bordeaux.
BOSTON Dec. G--Of Highland Light, steamer Winiaa1'
eEkinf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
nianeiern. kc.

NEvroRr Dec 5The propeller Chesapeake, from Portland
for NewY put into hbor owing TO dense
blowing heavy and there large number Of yessc hee 10
disasters reported. -.
CHSEtE,ToS Dec 6The brig Jnla from Pensacola viii
cargo n lsnleT bound Aoaiiceo in lat % lou 81 er
reed h-svy gales and hss put ibo this port 70 repair damages
icy telegraph Ell~ooa Walter. Board Undef~ra
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BROOKE YV ITEMS.

SrABBISG ARRAY Louis Klo;z was severely
stabbed in the shoulder, ON Monday night by Timothy
Daly while engaged in an alteration IN South Sixth
street, Z. ID. The knife struck the shoulder blade,
else it would have probably inflicted EAtd injuries.
DAILY made his escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

EscArr OF CoUSrERFErrER.-O1 Monday even
ing Cant. Wsglom Of the Fifth Precinct observed
uan in the store of H. Sydam, corner Of South Third
and Fourth streets F. D., who had juS offered
counterfeit IS bill of the Freehold Banking Company,
Eew-Jerey. As soon as the fellow observed the
Captsin be ran of, pursued by the Captain, who
caught him in South Third street He resisted vio-
lenty and in the struggle escaped leaving his eon in
the offeers's hands The Captain called on several
citizens " ho were standing 10 assist in subdung
him. but they refused and from i'll health he was
able to matter him alone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

"SToP MY PGPERr'-Under date of "YadkinsyiIe, y.
c. Nov 49, 1853 asubscriber writes in this chlval-
rons wse II see your last paper long advertise nent
Tor THE NEw-loRK TRIBUsE, lying, hel-hred sec
iional concern. You can stop my Japer immediately.
can't patronze no paper that adyertises for FHE
tribune.
While receiving new subscribers from All parts OF
the Union THE CarOlinas not eGceptetl, and encour-
aged with the prospect OF adding from % 600 to $4,000
10 our present circulation within the nsung thres
months such "a logical, peremptory and $50 far as one
whole subs ripton is conoernedl perfectly annhiAtng
epstle the above is stunner-a strong dose OF ny
dropaihy fer this chill weather. Oar truth'ioung,
patriotic FIRE fought 10 have considered our feelnks
and not gone and went and done it'-crushing our
fond hopes ard blasting bright prospects IN such
summary and overwhelming manner regardless Of the
destructive consequence the future veal Of not only
The Rue! but that portion Of the people of tins
great Universal Yankee Nation" who subscribe 70
lie somewhat obsolete dogmas Of the Declaration OF
INDEPENDENCE, and think the rights guaranteed by
the Constitution" Including free speech to our friend,
and free press 10 us not altogether mythical
However we submit 10 the great pecuniary loss, and
severe shock to personal dignity aud prospects,
with becoming humlty-as We have aforetine 10
similar dspensations OF wrath from both Northern and
Southern fanatics. Meantime, and perhaps for some
time longer we shall continue 10 edit and publish Tie
Rural Ner- Yorker IN such manner as seemeth b az
right and pFoper-inInishng the paper at g per an
mum in advance, and inserting such advertisements
Grcm the North, South, East, and West as We con-
slider legitimate, az usual rates As the present "a
good time to "stop my paper, we are thus particu-
lar in giving our platform that people who can't
patronize paper" that don't square exactly with
their notions may govern themselves accordingly.
Rural Newly orker.
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The resolution was adopted.

SuIcIDE.-Coroner Horton held an inquest, yester-T
dsy upon the body Of Thomas Cane who tted suicide
by hAugiug himself Of the rad District Station House.
where he confined The night before sPPeGs he at
mped Jump from Of the South Ferry boats but was
caught and gwen ia custody Of the police The deceased
dressed p6ir Of black pantsoon low shoes cloth lie
brown hair and slight beard verdict In accord
with the facts was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

A MOsT HEAHTLEss TRICK BY A GERNkN.-AbOnt
two weeks since an elderly German, residing in the
town OF Irondequolt, determined 10 part with old
cow which had been 50 long IN his possession thar she
had become useless. Her debility was extreme that
The had lost all appetite for her food, and fast
gong the way of all flesh, and her proprietor after
some maIeuverng, parted with her TO one Of his own
eountryman living in the town, at the low price
Of SIS The purchaser drove the animal home, felici
tating himself upon the " strike he had made, but
within day or two his sef ordinations were turned
10 mourning. The failed fast and finally refused
her food altogether thai she likely ~ starye 70
death on bis hands He went TO the former owner
and ied 10 get him to take the creature back but The
man Sa.d be hadn't warranted the COW and had sold
her at reduced figure expressly to avoid being called
on for q guaranty. Ia short, be declined TO DO any
thing about the matter and the despondng buyer re-
med home in no enyiable state OF mind. Suddenly
a bright thought struck him. He would nix the old
COW up bring her into the city and cell herr and no
sooner was this determination formed than he proceed
ed 10 put il into execution. His fret step was 70 pro-
cure a large number Of pins, which he buried u the
heads the poor animals udeer regardless OF the tor
be inflicted and having completed that JOB ne
contenedly went 10 bed. la the morning. hls delight
unbounded 10 find that Inflammation had set IN,
and the presented every appearance OF having
full bag of milk. His mex; move was % procure
young calf from Of his neghbors who nad nIeuled
10 =" eeacon II, and then be was ready Tor mtrke.
The calf cost him seventy live cents Thus prepared
be drove COW and calf the city, and taxing his stand
on Aaine-street offered them i0r sale. Nobody DIS
covered the imposition and in the Of the day he
disposed Of his stock 10 al Irlshman for $s9 thus
making handsome profit by the operation and returned
home with has l-gotten gains feeling that he had done
something eredable 10 his reputation for shire wdness
We are crediby informed that the above story is
strictly true. Rochester Democrat
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AND ERIE RAILROAD COW

~ PkKYThe holders ofthe BoDds hnd stock OF tbs ~
any hereby notified that the 20 sign TIE
lie reorganization Of the Company expires on the ' 81
rext Those wishing 10 become parties 70 t are
urged send their GsseEts without delay % hohAaD
OTIS, No IS Was New fork, 70 the snoacroe.I ~
FORMS FOR the assebt, well blink contracts inay ~
the o,Eee Of the Company, No. IS WA|st ,vh INA
The undersigned viii be prepared, on and se' sssal
receive the bonds and certificates that are 70 %
'0s 'eHp'--N'"' ''A buDLEY s. GREGORY, )rrossss4
= q BANCROFT DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07

BURGLARIEs-The sleeping apartment Of Mr. Henry
Messenger No ~ Willow street entered by burglar on
Monday night and robbed Of gold watch which lying
table The thief and pursued but managed TO
uske his escape.
The shop OF Joseph Bayer Montague Hail. feloniousy
entered nights since and robbed Of clothing Sc, valued
AZ shout residence Samuel Francis in Washington
street Johnson also entered ADD robbed OF clothing