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The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an Election will be
held in Nevada County, WEDNESDAY, September
7h 1859, for the purpose of eecting the following
officers
Governor, 1t Gouernor, Two members of Con-
grcss Justice of Supreme Court, Attorney General,
State Controller, State Treasurer, State Printer,
Surveyor General, Clerk of Supreme Sourt, Super
ntendcnt of Public Instruction. Ser ator for the
10th Senatorial District, composed Of the County OF
Nevada Five members of Assembly, Sheriff, County
Clerk County Treasurer, District attorney, assessor
County Surveyor, Public administrator, Coroner,
Superintendent of Common Schools, County Su-
pervisor for District No l, composed Of The Town.
ships of Nevada and Washington.
Township 0ficers-Two Justices Of tho Peace
and two Constables for each Township,
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

Weller expressed his opinion at
Knights Ferry lately that Douglas is
no longer a Democrat. The little
giant will feel awful bad when he hears
of it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

The Marysville Express says John
Bell of Tennessee is a man of some
ability-an acknowledgement which
strikes us as remarkable. The ex-
citements of politics may, however, be
responsible for it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

Our Administration friends give it
as their opinion that Col. Baker would
amount to nothing in Congress 1t
would be pity to see delegation
from California taper down so! Ba-
ker to succeed Scott! What falling
off there is, to be sure.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

OPPENHEIM's GIFT ENTERTAIN,
MENT.-Oppenhsim has postponed bis
Grand Gift Entertainment till the
18th inst, when the distribution will
surely take place.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

ABAB OMEN.-Av.aline Of the An
ador Sentinel. says he will not trust
politicians for patntiag. his experience
in the past. teaching him that they
won't do to tie to-they don't pay.
Come, Oda. get into a party whose
members you can trust.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

FAvoRs.-We are indebted to J.
z. Hamiin, of the Broad Street Book.
store, and G. W. Welch. of the Pic.
neer, for an abundance of papers by
the Golden Age.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

STATE FAIR.-The State Fair opens
at Sacramento on the 18th inst, to
continue ten days. A large number
of Nevadans are making preparations.
to be in attendance.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

KossuTH.-Since the peace in Eu-
rope Kossuth has retired to Switzer-
land, his hopes ola Hungarian revolu,
tion probably blasted.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

Gov. WELLER came near telling the
anecdote of the Irishman Tor Dutch
MANI dying smiling on the field of bat
tie. in bis speech at Napa. but declin-
ed on account of the Union reporter
being present.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
s. III. Prichard l. Bro,

s. III. Prichard L Bro,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
No 81 Front street, San Francisco.
Agents for Jones Hudson's Chewing Tobacco;
Mayfower, Virginia offering to California
Our Jewel, III Sacramento
E. J. Hudsons | Sweet Scented Oronoco;
Smoking Rose of Sharon;
Prichards Corn Cob;
james Chieyer's Wellington;
Britton Virginian Dew Drop Whiskey in barrels
and half barrels
Win receive orders for Drugs Medicines, &c.
for Mcssrs Thomas L Fuller, New York. augl5
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

New PAPER.-We have received
the first number of the Knights Land
ing News, published by Snyder &
Howard and edited by S. L. Snyder.
1t is fair looking sheet and advocates
the building of the Benicia and
Marysville railroad.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

We are indebted to Freeman Il Go.
for the usualfavors, and with the usual
promptness.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

VIM. II. Mantz Esq, has gone to St
Louis and will hereafter be the cores
pondent of the Telegram.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
L, o. D. f.

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE,
No 16 will be held every Tuesday evening at the
new hall ON Pine street, in Kidds new building
b. F. STOKES, N, q,
A. III: Parker. Sec'y
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
Horace billings Hams |.

TUST received per Meteor the second invoice of the
- cure of 1859 We would cal the attention Of deal
ors to these celebrated Hams, as being
Superior to dnyothers ercr Imported into
THIS MARKET.
We recommend them the genuine Of Horace
Billings and fully equal in all respects to the Hams he
has heretofore the California market. They
guaranteed strictly Sugar cured under MIR Billings per-
sonal attention by the peculiar process that has
secured for them such enyiabe reputation since the
year 1851, for
Quality, Condition and Flavor!
Every Ham bears a Label with fac-simile of the sig
nature Of HORACE BILLINGS, without which are
genuineI
For sale by
d. D. SHUTTUCK Il CO.,
No. 90 Front Street. San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
FURNITURE.

FUNNI U nEs
Corner of Commercial and Pine-Old
Stand Of Abbott g. Edscards.
TUST received from San Francisco large and select
u assortment of
FURNITURE
Elegant andfashonable consisting of Bureaus, Stands,
Tables Desks Chairs Bedsteads, Bedding, Mirrors,
in short, every thing in the line.
Persons purchaing at the establishment win avoid
injuries that almost always attend the transportation
sof articles put up in the cities below
Any kind of furniture manufactured to order lin the
hop attached 10 the wareroom.
81 G. CLARK SEQ
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

HOTELS OUTslDE.-We call the att
tention of the public to the advertise
ments of Pearson & Engman, who keep
the Union Hotel at North San Juan
Henry Pearson is known by every body
as former proprietor of the National
Exchange in this city. He keeps fine
house. 1t will be seen by their adver-
tiscment that they have leased the
Theatre at that place.
The Hotel to patronize at Orleans
Flat, is the Orleans Hotel. NJ. w.
Connolly is the popular landlord. One
OF our boys says it is first rate place to
hang ont at.
George H. Rogers, who formerly was
landlord for a time of Frisbie's here, il
now making travellers comfortable and al
home at Omega.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
MANY CITIZENS.

MANY CITIZENS.
Vwe have been requested to announce E. w.
SMITH as candidate for reelection for the Office Of
Justice of the Peace.
UWe are requested to announce JOSEPH B.
GRAY as a candidate for the Office Of Constable
subject to the decision of the people of Nevada
Township.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR CossrABLE.-1
hereby announce to my fellow citizens that want Of
health preventing me from hard labor I am con-.
PEELED to ask their sufrages for the Office of Con.
stable of Nevada Township.
VIM C. ASHER
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

Helm offers superior inducements to the
public, in the way of room, comforts and
attentions at his splendid new Livery
Stable in front Of the National-just
the place for an establishment of the kind
and just the man to keepit.
Il. Ellard Beans gives the public a
splendid lay out in the way of Groceries
and Provisions in to- days paper. Amy
body that knows Beans will trade with
him.
Liebert's pictures will almost speak
for themselves they are so life-like.
Spence advertises Kerosene. No one
who uses the article once win be troub-
ledwith oil, fluid or camphene afterwards
especially for family use.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

COpartnersnip.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have this day formed a Copartnership, under
the name ard style of L. G. Waite & Co. for the
purpose of carrying on the printing business.
E. G. WAITE,
T.w. LOCKWOOD.
augI5 J. THOMPSON.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
Candidates.

Na- We are requested to announce the name g
THOMAS PEARSON, rs q Candidate for the ofhe
of Constable, Nevada Towr ship.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
Freeman &c Co.'S
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
1859 EXPRESS. 1859

Established in 1885, REQ rganized In 1853
.apital Stock $500, 900
JNO. FREEMAN Eresiucnt.
CHAS. s. HIGGINS Managing Director for Cal.
DAILY EXPRESSES,
In charge of Regular Messengers. to Sacramento, be
necia, San Francisco ovle, Stockton, and all the
principal pc in California; and by every Steamer to
Oregon and Washington Territory, and to all parts Of
the Atlantic States Canada Europe Western Coast ef
Mexico and South America, and to Honolulu, &c.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES:
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK.
BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, NEW ORLEANS.
W- Every description of Express Forwarding and
Commission business attended to with safety and
promptness. Treasure shipped and insured under
open policies.
Particular attention gwen the collection of Notes.
Bills, &c. BILLS OF EXCHANGE procured on the
Atlantic States and Europe.
NTTHE OFFICE Of Freeman Co.'s Express In
this City is the junction of Main and Commercial
Streets, right the bend of said Streets.
w. c RANDOLPH AGEST
Nevada March lift
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02


Steamer Golden Age arrived at San
Francisco on the morning of the 2Sth.
The election news is important.
In Kentucky the election resulted
in the success of the opposition candi-
dates for congress in the Sd, 5th. 7th
and 9th Districts, while in the fourth
the contest is doubtful. The FIVE re-
naming Districts have elected I'm
position men. This shows.an Opposi-
tion gain. The Imposition have
elected their Governor and majority
in the Legislature.
In Tennessee the Opposition have
elected their Congressmen in the I'd,
Sd, 4th, 5th, and 9th Districts and pro
badly in the 1st and 9th. The indis-
position elected in the 9TH and Sth ,
and also their Governor and major
ity in the Legislature.
In Texas the returns indicate that
Gen. Houston has been elected Gov
ernor by large majority Opposition
Congress men have been elected from
Alabama and North Carolina.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
l. N. p. Brown, E. G. Waite and T. w. Lockwood
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All per-
sons indebted to said firm are requested to make
immediate payment. N. 2. BROWN,
Z. G. WAITE,
T.W. LOCKWOOD.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

Judge Searls has been meandering
over Sierra County to help Van Cliet
to the Judgeship there.
Well. since Cass wrote his celebra-
ted letters there is no use for the Judge
here. He might be instrumental in
making few foreigners into Antics il
he remained at home and minded his
own business. We therefore allowed
him to go on missionary tour to ST
ezra to enlighten the heathen there as
to their duties in the coming election
The poor devils have our prayers.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-02

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press repeats the statement
that Mr.. Douglas is preparinfi still more
elaborate argument on the subject OF
popular sovereignty in the Territories.
He adds Judge Douglas has almost
completed paper on this great question,
which will soon be published"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

no IN utitle ceur-, e Ds'ps r,a Ga aa' tn mo's
ersssy q u.ss.. eAor9, longer i'f's ih'@ CO '"'
Upon this sutj,c ths writer Il m.siDfo msd. The
audiences attracted by the Ba.rrsn Coijrsn durlsg
the ccrclndipg part OF their thesirich career ws'e
quite as large those that bad previously honored
them by tier approval rcis cin BE- sSsily msls
usrifs' ~ reference 20 .hs box book II those tnes
tors where they played. Nor Oh they remain ap,n
tie stage uuhl the wcrd children NJ spphed 10
th,m. VS. a uispomer They last sppearci when tho
e3esf MAS tstve and th@ younger Ten years % sye,
ara len tie stage in the ul the Of popularity that
the coa rg Yeas Of girhood might De devoted to tho
cortpU g. 81 srCh studies ~ N-Te best caleaAed ~
tLtm for -hst life of future intellectual Snd moral
excellence ffc hr-ht mrrr'rg 81 tneir days - ta'ly
promised. TIE parasrsfh concludes IN The ioho"rg
WofCs: , -. a..
,sse and ,utes most tbsu, iu'o their srase Ans ths
ret INTO yours age. with premature wrinkles and grey hA'
~ Bnt,man Ihillren are not by any ans favor
able modern inS,aucc Of nhat may IN majority or
cases De- a just moral. The unwea ied care OF mos'
aEcctouate parents preserved the Young hni,s 49,
rCi To from the fagre the anNi-ties, or the over
wrought ambition thut might fairly have been APP
pretended a. toe courterbalaucng evils 10 msf mo
otherwise happy a1i prosperous career toeiI dtsatic
getius opened Tor them and they nsy now be regaIu
ed ne almost g. remarkable IN their phSscai, nenIai
ard moral development a. they formerly we're az pro-
cocCus artists.
TIE high standing Of THE TRBUSE renders the
praise or censuIe c such paper more than passing
word and you doubtless will DO happy to correct 3
statement calculated TO give pain u very many OF
your readers; or hsppily Kate and Ellen Bateman'
have the pleasant remembrance Of almost a. many
friends gained by the charming simp lefty of their ma
tore as admirers attracted by the ackoow uster
of Their e MUS during their years ~ public life,
and those fs nos both in Europe and az home among
TIE own countrymep, would g'eve To learn from so
high an authority as THE TRIBUNE that their httle
favores OF bygoue years had sunk INTO their graves
or into pramhfuTe wrinkles and gray hair.
Permit ne, therefore to safe that two young ladies'
more en,ire, healthy, well grown clever, and, above
OIL aniabe are rarely, if ever, met With, and that az
the joy of their parents hearts ana as the gnt On
their home tbey bid fair 10 ild the brgntes destiny
their friends could hope kind PIovideece b"S.ow
an them MATER FAsiLIas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

PRIScE NAPOLEOs AED HIS BRlDE.-Th& Grand
Mogul Of journalistic funkies, The Court Journal,
gives the following story about the diamond, that
formed part OF the bridal outfit:
"These diamonds once belonged 10 the Princess
Catharine Of Wnnsmberg, and during the lDpenai
regime of the First Napoleon, were considered the
finest in Europe in point Of brllancy and what the
French jewelers. denOuinate series, being wholly
of one size shape and water. They were stolen In
1875 end remsJed for long time lost 70 the famiy'
After the departure Of the Bonapere faniy IRON rars
at that tire In consequence OF the publicity gwen 10
the theft Of the diamonds 10 the hurried arfaogement
Of parting an anonymous letter was received 81 the
Custocsn If the Garde Meube Of the Crown, IN when
the writer declared bis reasons for behsyng the da
morts 10 hsya been thrown over the Pont Royal ny
one Of the servants belonging 10 the household of t1s
Prncess who had secreted them IN greatness OF gam,
but who had failed bs eDdeayOTs b hide them among
biz own luggage. In consequence 1t this c0nn1nl-
cation, the nver dragged in every sehs-, rev
inventions for accomplishing the work being barely
paio for by Louis Dix-hut, who woulf have dearly
loved 10 have recovered the diamonds, which hal
been collected from almost every pTincey house 10
Europe, and among which were those once So cee-
Drated In the north having formed the clasps - the
Oigrene which adorned the cap worn by Queen Cnrs-
tira Of Sweden but, alter tue mos, psfse'eDne
efforts tbe tesk was abandoned ne hopeless, and II
began 10 be imagined that the letter had been "rtsen
with view Of b0axrg the authorities and Of arrest
ing pursuit until the thieves had got clear on. OF tae
country. Such must have been the case 10 great
rressnfe for many Of the jewels bought pack
by the family at Venice, and some at Genoa, a. long
intervals Of time; and IL was only when dre1gieg the
river for the construction Of the works the Ssine
few Years ago. tnat the ornament at the back OF
the bead in reality 6shed up among other things
wi ich had been stolen from the Toileres at the
time. This last discovery completed the set which Is
entire save the waste buckle, s,ill msslng which
Prince Napoleon bas given up wholly lost,
ard which Prince Soltikof declares 10 have been
twice offered TO him FOR sale, once q. Moscow aod
Orce at Florence but which be had declined TO pur-
chase."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

IN PURSUANCE Of az order Of The Surrogate Of
n. County 81 H,w Yeah Eoiiee D.reey y'-n u Al pe
surs .,yipE claims DAVID LEAL kt- CT ne cy 81
H.v.Ycik. ecui-f. sscs~sd, % rr,~t sAns wa
ts.Tsof 10 ire bersr, st tbs' iesiene No 70
Oehafs,t The CITY u Sss Y RI - s'fie - i,1 day
Of susar: aeJi-Da,sd Nsp Yors Ia h tsy OF FsesafJ,
40 EasIISE. LEAF,
sAaAH NJ AZ A.
no iAw6ITr' AdnnstrA1irs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

TIE ATTRACTIONS OF GBosf SrORr.-A ghost
tory in aid Of the soup- kitchen fund announced 70 be
related On Wednesday lsst by gentleman, yisitor
H. R,de attracted such overwhelming crosd Ut
hearers some 100 people having pressed themselves
into space that will only conveniently hold 60l that
no order could be kept After psrssyeriDg bat vain
attempt to procure silence the gentleman st last gave
II no in despair with promise 10 take another OPP
portunty under better regulstions for carrying his
Object into effect. The vas found q most ~
difficult disperse a. It vas to keep quiet, and h was
not til liberal application of the pohcemsn's belt
enc the proprietor zoe Sas resonea 70 sns' 'It vs.
next day arranged TO tel the story on Friday nignt
with snail charge for admssion for the purpose OF
recurring the comfort Of those willing &, contribute 70
the charity instead Of leaving 10 TO voluntary eona-
uoEs, as on the previous day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY Mail and Express hpss Leave Ne~lork a. md II
8 ~ and and y r.. fare ~ THROUGH Tc.sts sold ir 9
rirr xti the for Bltcfe WashiBgton NoIbk
~ .pd thioush bsgfe- checked Washington IN and
. m. tains. J. w w00DRufF, As',taui supenn'e ndsnt
No IA ysase vsd for train uness delivered snd
ehesisd esl uiastes IN sdSsnee u me time Of 'esyiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

IOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid aud superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt J-~e't leaves New ork every
TUESDAY TIL URsDAY aud SATURDAY at O'clock ?. m,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt BrAyton, on hoNDAf'
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p m, from Pier No
3N. X. -,
Hereafter no win be regarded secured to any appl
cant IN III the same shall have been paid for.
Freight 10 Boston through uh great dispatch by
On Express Freight Train. -
WM. BORDEN Agent Nos 10 and II weSt-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
feaal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
~ ~. Counv Of SexYork motto. hereby Eiy-n 20 al
,~,.on. h.vinS aims ss.in PETER @. ARC LARIUs late
Of City Of New iork Deceased 70 Pe.sat ne .ne 10
n ARCULARTts No 81 Vsseys, IN TIE City Of New
~ a, es d. r,t aSy Of Nay usxt-Oz.d New York ths
~. A. "a o~tas.r ls5s ANDREW N ARCJ LARIu3,
JAMES 2. HARPER
sr,xeur,. Executors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
RaHsA, Riks, Siass, Or.

FOHUTNs EXTRA CIL--Ve,y teperioT sor
~ Hs.st1s1v a. s1r9ntnols Ee,e S.,t'if .hlrs -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
THE BATEHAN CHILDREN.

sIR: An article appeared in your paper Of Feb. 8,
in which the following PAS age occdrs:
Ia he year the 'B.ieman CbSrsn vno were
received With e4asl degree II vcr and barred ee public for
p5mter Of year, E1 ks sz1snoes woaS hardly gambler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
NIN-Y0RK AND ERIE RAILkOAD.-Or

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILkOAD.-On
Nv ,De shsr MONDAY, Nov e. i53 SUI '-D@E nos.ce
Passenger Trains oil sye Per, fec, Of Duane ioao~
viz.
DUSgIRK ExPHEss ns m, for Dunlirs asd principal
t1tsIu.cis's StsSo0s
NAIL UEsT as m. for DuntTk 40 9ua.lo, aad inter-
R.ei4;. G:auouE
BOCgLAND PASSENGER a. J o n. from foc; hurrayEt
via Piefu ont FOR aJferns IN lpfrusdiafs Niai1ps
VA PAS5ESGkE 81 $50 ior Nee o1s1' Pors Jsr'a
End iD.rrr sd's'e Stst0n.
ard pin q ;sl Intern dee S'atiors
EsuCRANT 8 m, Tor DIsAIf and bghsio, AID inter-
mediate StsB0rs
F.e sto7- Trims daily, Sundays excsrtsd
Trains a. kinIA vita TIE k1r. N
Car spSaru. Ri. os1 kr Nisgsa "a. B1fhsnto1, with
the syssu,e BIZ ssstop Rsfo.1 Tor syIseo.s Com
g viz The Bufao YorS and Ere Railroad 1r R0chss
ter Bsfso Dsg1rA FAs a. Srrst Bead with the Deis
wave LaeksvssuA AID West sd ~ scranton; q.
Buf,lo ard D1aknk Nth Lake Shore RsosJ for Glove
bne Cif cinIAii Toledo, Detroit Cni-L2o, a..
CHARLES Moran, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Lsaves Fui.on Esr.
he, Vssrf ~ steamer rHcCH DEAH n s:fs. soa is
n ard and 50 ? H. fbs Carr rave f.1snins = =, VI
s.4S us Ies ssd and 80 y ssetns Nd elsbaEs
ing psss ~i he bsst HsSt.rs Psn. Pee o-n-.
IN. ~ ssITH. RosivvI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

IN PURSUANCE o. an order Of the Surrogate
q County Of NevioIs nS;s- b hsrsey even - -
Sty Of .wYOTt dec-ssd 70 Preseu; the sane Stn va
$500 70 he his pace q business, No. -, 1-a
IN u. CITY Of New Yort befsrc the irh dAy o.
1sreh nsxt D1;ed nsvYsa he s,h eay 81 seFSs@Sef'
leA "LLAiA1 'V1a.'.i.,r..or
Bel lsv<nofgs AAas~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
Gteamboats and Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
Il EAST or WEST, should buy before starting APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price Is cents The clear
manner IN which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are De.
Husated enables the traveller TO 81 glance HOW He
BHALL TRAVEL He win many dollar by securing q
copy. d. APPLEJON 90, ruoh heIs
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY-

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
N WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For ALBANY and TROY. Fare - -
On End after MONDAY, Dec. G. lsS Trains viii leave 2osn'
st, Eew-York, as follows;
s9A For White PlAtnt
n For W uiamsbTidge-
loeO A N Mail train for Albany.
Il.3Am For White Plains
2;S0 D NJ. For WiiisusbridEe.
$500 p. M. For Aiisrop.
$50 D N. Express for Albany.
4CO n n. For CrotoD FAlG
500 o M. For White Plains - .
s:i5 m. for White Plains non White AID C-Eue-sSh
$50 .. N For Wiliamsoriose.
RkTUkNNS-Will leave
SEQ q m. " hite PisnS
go .. N. Wihapsbridge.
9;oo .. IN. .Croton fslis-
7:tO 8 M. .hiileiton-
7:a q. ~. White Plains.
o:l5 . No.. Mail train for Albany.
1850 9 m. william bfidgs.
1880 p m..Wh,e PlAinA
SEQ m. White Pl.in.
$3.50 2. IN. Albany Exsr-ss.
6eO p. M " uiamsbudge.
NA. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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Jnsnrarlrs Companies.
METROPOLITAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No los BROADWAY.
coRkER OF PBE STSEsT, EKN-roRk.

1 FIEE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No. los BROADWAY.
coskEk PUE SrSEsr, sK~roRk.
company having es.h capital esoeeded By those OF only
ohe city panies continues 20 nsuIe AL nnes OF rct-
90 Properly Budngt SHIPS n port, and TIER CS goes On
a. low with TIE seosry Of ne hsares
ID The insured.
JANIS LORlMER GRAHAM rresidert
toSEfH B vARRUM WLRREN DYLAHD. H.,
ssssonhhD AfPLEBY, HENRY V. BUTLER
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WILLIAM X. STRONG Ixs inaiMrR en- AHAN'ir
49, nasbDh BOWEs r. kclLNAINE,
nsn1hss shkLDoh GILBERT L. REBckMAh,
G. 81 ~ |, 20 shish, JOHN c. HENDERSON,
N. 80, ~ ~, -, SONoNEkr L0RRAtN FREEMAN
ArSIrs ~ bAatn L.k EDWARD NACOMBEk,
Gu r. fnLLsA WATSON T. CASE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON,
Ia PROVIDENCE and NEWPORT via STONlNGTON-
Crauge Of hour fro a m. On and sher WEDNESDAY,
Feb sS the steamers Of this line viii leave feI no = Noa
5oolock p M instead of Office. No 10 Battery place.
NewYoik Feb. q, 1859.