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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
SEVENTEENTH WARD.

SENENTLEaIH WAAD.
st 10 The S.ytIeeata Wsd stall BE- divided Lo eighteen
F,r Dit ct, Il. en;sn, and limits OF which said LECTION
p,,t,his ,hsl b. IS fLo~s;
r. Fus III cu D.,rct Ct the Seventeenth Ward shall coz
tain 81 that .s the city bounced by and lying within Hous
TOO Eonese, ksipsioE s're.;A AID BCwsry. .,.u
c,,.,a q. that past OF ,s bounded by and lying within
Hcu, On, E.. .Ei'tsyon and tldIidse street. ...u
col lain al that pat Of Tie city bounced by aid yns WITHIN
sS.IS SSsS slTI b % e'S 81 f ne .s Ward .
contain s thai pa. Of ire CITY bounded By and lying "Ihn
IT, Fiji ycton District Of Yard ,hal
ta sii Of tas city BOUNDED By AID yas WIN s'n
IRE sYth Election District Seventeenth Ward shaD
all th. part OF The city bounded ~ .a 5ins "aiH
Tie III Een District Of the Seventeenth Ward ,hau
eoltaip .. ti. per; Of toe ey ~ ACC PS
e. Ish,b Esc.in District Of tie Seventeenth Ward .ha
co1;sn al TIA par the ci;y boubced AID rios within
sp., syetue Fourteenth street. Second avenue AID Eleventh
Ike NTH Election Ds.re, Of the Seventeenth Ward shs
CT tia, pert Il tie city uLded ,. aai y ls within
The Tenth EseoD Di.Ict Of the Seventeenth "nd soe
COZ part II the zig buassi snd i-s within
II. Eeyt Ii D.c of Inc Seventeenth Ward :sa
contain 81 tia, ar Of be eoa 1ded y and i,s wa A'
The T~,s Election Dsrr: Of hs ssyen'eettA ".it 'hai
.ot,s = me. pa. Of Is s eSees S II as .is .t
The T1.s'uih Ekcti5r s,fics ~ the s'.nrenth "rd
hi e: III =: a, P.. q HS .s ., And
II. Fggi,..ltn E,eoa Oatct Of he ssvsnte. IN Ward
,hl 81 Tia. pat CT lie cHy O0lLorl ~ sno JH1
within Fourteenth street Avenue b. I~.ih stivet Aaa
AuuueA
,ts eoLin ali pat Ct t- cy bounded oy s.i JAs
IA Aye.ue A. I've AyvE1s so5 Ie-ii sts-e
The sr,eern Election DsiTie; ~ the Seventeen Wad
.hs risn 81 that p-I; II ciy bounded o. AID yLe
,rnn 1-rth street Avenue flfta street sDd Avenue
Tee Seventeenth E,eaon sirct 4 lie seyest--n's arc,
s,s eor.sin al p-It CT the cy bounced y ga Hs
WitAr Aveuu. B Tnrc street Ay-nLe and tiia s.Ieet
Th- Firtts.rh E,c.itn District q The s-yen,eecn "stt
,lsb al hat pat Of The cy b'aooed o. sod yhs
within Ayetus B. houston street. Avenue and I-Hd ''ss
EiGsTEEaTi WARD.
SIC 70 The Eigne,u Ward .tsl b. a'ie-d int' f,-n
con ..rc;s tie and HINTS OF winch sad El-c''-
pitnct, stsl be f5lo.s;
Tie Pu,, E.tiop District Of hs Eshe.Ih "ari sha con
,s:c Ia, ps o TIE city bounded ~ and yinf wtio our
.s.tih ert ayrrue Lterah s:.ee: AI1 living psce
The s.eono Ehct-oa D,Tc- Of The tish-oa WAd sns.l
That part cry bouL6es By sIi Jns wltaa fSn
tsetih ayerLe twenty secoGd sei LIVING PIes
soG LexI itOr -, ~. NJ, IN .
.si th.. .rt city bounded oJ ard lying Sieia Ase
sxtt avenue rssLsysIih street. and Lez-0s'h
syru1e ,
Trt Fer-h E.c-isu Di..r: Ct re Eisheenth W.s shan
cu.s. rs, Tie cry BY and lying within solr
,e,;a si,,: lryins ptee, seSsrenA 'See' sa se''-a
Us gl Exsss Da;i,; ss ID. LtStsss's WiTs 'sts CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

CURE CURE for PILES.-The Medicine
~ which the proprietor offers 70 the pubic has beep
tesed for ten years by and Others and has
In every proved certain cure for the above disease So
that troublesome itchns with which afflicted end
remedies failed 10 this gyee Immediate
relief thoroughly hss been tested that the subscriber ha
been induced 10 bring before public and warrant perfect
cure in every case In Of asre the money VIII De re-
No n Prinee!st Boston Sold wRoIesale and retail b.
HE0EMAN Co, and by Druggists generally. Cestaac.ssa
80 sschb bottle
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Orran nteamers, @s.

NOTICE to CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
IN The TICKET OFFICE for the Pacific Mail seaninip
q mpsny been REMOVE from NO ~ W.tst corner
Warren 70 the Of the North Atlantic Steamship company
ON the " barf foot Of CsralGt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

certain al. tia. Of the city souDSsd b. and lying within
Averpe b, Ayerne Ninth ana Eleventh sheets
TIE Ieeon District Of the Eleventh wUd
.ha s that part 81 tss city bounad By and lyas
vilhin Avenue b, Evehtn street, Tssfh and Eass
River
81. Eshteerh Elecoo District 81 the Eleventh Wud shan
eufsin part o ire city cGldsd By ana lying within
Ayeru. Tv,h st,es', Fcur n ',es And las, AycT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
U-FOR HAVANA and NE@-oRLEAEs -Frsiss, Taken
Or & IN. yeailship GRANADA, Z GsIyFN C0musoder
SiI ,. on EspAf Oct IS at o'clock D. % from pier foot
Of Warren ct Norh Sver BIB Of .ans Q: ;hs torn
he hour Of sailing Fer hssh CT gssse 'Psy No Z, s'
n, S1ey VI WkJsa ~ " 6VfSn1s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
Mehiral.
HEALTH OF
%
a)z<s |,

r. ~
Reports Of Lite insurance. Conpanies prove ost TIE prnp
disease OF the great 'oncons OF
Wonsnbocd une From the age OF ID year, up yard
Ala ,yery appreciates his The troubles come
SIsdOsIy AID ofea unsupported lnn horVouspe eno
o.n,u local 3, ptom tel the sad tale Of disease Wealth
6ueueut position offer exemp11n suo IN married OF
pzs me same distressing symptoms are et with AS every
woman these dcutes every one interested IN
remedy which the admitted want Of 10 the regular
faculties teaches must be sought fo' elsewhere
The experience Of many year, tess OF Investigation
by scientific medical the OF the MEDICINE 10 he
The families Of physicians aDo us general use IN the SIM
lie Of the most cultivated aud fehheo IN
the country resulted In stamping the elegant and well
rpsstoa Of the Grasfenoes Company a. the only rehso
O the universal and distressing diseases Of
IN ., NOT offered Ike ddreyi,e1 yesedes nostyun
o. The pd,ons o' indiserH' ta"dnuy ou'
4, ,,tah,d as ,eabe remedy for dice 10 ioht eUerp
.oo exception liable and nhieh GDet her W Etfe
Of I< utmost and puyHy .,c
The opposition which has retarded every scenthc
or r,fcm bat II has proved itself i5 equal 70
concerning IT, and now completely estaohnso
In pubHt estimation
prepared by educated physician Of great experience
and ia Known as Ths Grase"bng COrpGnt' sAHsdALLs
UTERINE CAThOLlCON
a f1r al frrseudytfsss pedsnsss
,a, IN The back nerpou,nes debility tUDsor acerGtion p1m
nation dhaYge falling and Iher local deran9enenh " ne
OrSas osu tie eoHstut'onaI fToueIe' a'rss
Left.ys from clergyman aud public Of dts
sno at the Of te GraJeH6erg Co., NO ~
ke York, and cOarnetH9 reTenees 10 PeT'oHs IN
ne city ~ aiso De green at the SAGE place
Price 81 80 ocfue free bottle Joy 3d. car De ,Df
se.t bv sIIrss Addrs., JOoHUAF BRIDGE, NJ d., 5eere
Ls,t and Consulting Phgeda, Graeent~0 Company no W
PAkB-ROW. NETWORK
DI r. say eontsi TcJs''ionally or by letter
he i the uvGefenbrg stifEt.on No. 81 PdfS'o~
Office hox,s y 20 4 and 3-to 4. -
~ extended opinion is required oS letter, ti must d
helOsed 10 iLsuIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

CTEAMt 70 LIVERPOOL and LONDON, calling
..nJs cysS a o ~ sss s.ss: -. Ss.ss.s ..
CRY OF sALTIMosL ss.nIs., os.ossI |.
CITY OF WARRINGTON. ;s..a.a.y oc:ooss q
AAH'AA A. i; Jcicci. HcCn icn Fer No 4aE
OF PASSAGE
Calm e o Ess Yori and 70 IodSn So
Yhird COrl or Liverpool 80
istn1 Sss isS o@ I1:rpo :,;.s,s i III month. @ SEQ
Passenger forwarded 20 HsVre PARA BAubnrs Bremen ard
P..enssr % Issnd ,, IBIS Ba. avoid b. r.i .nd ss-.
detention Of calling '' It, John.' TIE steamers proceed Cof
csN '.f. 'gS, :; =: s.s. Of =: ey9n,.p,
''hf In uvsIpso, 20 70 VIM y p HMHA To~., BaisEe
NREAT REDUCTION.-THE VANDERBILT
- IUa9rEAE LINE UNITED sTATks NAIL i sILna
ix.URalY snt +. O.Esr ID. each SscrDss WEDNESDAY
's 4. :e ..s,. :: ,.:1sa.
,s... S s.... s;:p s.,. :sa,...
x.si 2, ra,,st sh., way ;ss ans ~; "a sn
All ~. .f p. $50. = o.I. sS
osrsoete. q P.s..e isDed from Euross 70 hneoe sF-o
''''"'' " ' = roSsisor Assn. No. sro.uas.e..A
Cotton and other 6oocs te1en On ne1en, ouffent ne
Tor ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, ant
l. GEORGETOWN New orh and virsinis ecrss
Bsemshp Con psny's and hrrtcless steamship aOUS
VERNON, T. c. Smith, commander. oil leave Pei No u
North River, for the above ports SATURDAY, Oe'ober
2 Cabin passage with un,urp.'sed ,Oco@moe,,o s7@
freish ceDts foe. measurement 3codt her Articles
proportion and received Fridays snd Saturday, 10 com
charged for Forwarding No bills Of aips ssnsd Gs
departure Of fas;s E';.'s .Hs
L1Ok SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-The Amer.
lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Compsnys new and int
class steamship HUNTSVILLE John A. Post, Conmtnders,
viii leave Pier u n. r., on THURSDAY Oct H. At - m
Pa.ssss Savannah Nth unsurpassed SO
Through New Orleans b59 u.s. 70 Mobile &So Mont
tonery a26 Albany Ga, s2i. Columbus eS Aus9ta 50,
Macon o. Augusta 20 As, 10 principal places In Florida
lowest Freight 10 cents per foot in.usnce enehsh
Appyto Il B CROMWELL Co. No 90 "esi-t
The MONTGOMERY succeeds TH JRsDAY, Oct 20
TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. s. MAIL
Crowell viii leave on SATURDAY DC, 3, at u.. from
Pier No r. Through tickets given 20 Montgomery,
Coun Atlanta Albany, and Macon Bills Of Lsdias signed
only ID board Ror freiett p.ssste eppy 20
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL BON. No. Is Broadway
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs STEAM
BREMEN, II Vessels, Commander
will sail pciively. Carrying he United ss es Mail, on
SATURDAY, Oct. q, Q. Pm,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
tAkDg pass Dgers for
LONDON, HAVRE, sOUTHaAP ron and BREMEN,
the follow ing rates:
First Cabin $780, Second Cabin CO., steersse. sS5
For freight OF p.ssase, apply 70 ,,,,u,,-
GELPCKE, kEUTGEN RsICHELr
No "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
UIppFRS tn CENTRAL AMER.

NOTICE to SHIPPERS to CENTRAL AMEN
IN ICA spo WHIST COAST Of SOUTH AMERlCA-OF-
f,CE Of the NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Co.-fnh
COMPANY is prepared through Bills OF L'dins IN con-
.scnn with The Panama Railroad Compsny Oh hhipncpn OF
NshAnde 10 Ceata America and tie West Coast Of ecuth
msr The same facilities will also be afforded on shipments
ton Central America TO Liverpool by Arrangement with the Gu
nsId Line For Of freight apply a. the Once 81 the Co
repy, No. IS Wanst to r. srErhhNS, ocoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
u. 8 MAIL LINE.

CALIFORNIA,
Eron the old. established wharf foot Of Warren st.,
North River
eeersse Second Cabin S75 Fifst CABIN tlVo neiSans
Railrotd Ticket
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH. III,
Tb,i.yoite steamship NORTH STAR Cop, A. o. Jones WIZ
lay. as above on URSDAf, ooh October O'Clock m,
connecting VIA Panama Railroad with The steamship CohIhS
sonns etion at lsthmus -, ,,orro sr.p
The KORTHERN LIGHT viii succeed tee NoAin d An
Tor freight OF passage apply the only Offices of the Lne 10
the City Of New IoIt; .,,. -,
No III Wes,.It, corner Of Wsren st., and
No oowEpg Green.
d. ID. ALLEN, Aseu.
RB-A ppOns forbid trusting one on account Of
tbe above ship owners
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Goal.

COAL -LEHJGH, (from the mines Of the old
~ Compspy) Peach ORCHARD, ard BROAD kOUN-
TAIN fi sd at lowest ms'ket price re.c-ssned from
ysrd-H cents per .ss q ON boats AEo-CUMBEhLANp
lIylBPOOL AID CAMEL COALS . $500.
HENRY REEVE
Corner C.rsI and Centre and corner aud We'tsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

,..psh Yss,,.ssA vs-e.s,s sx,<ssA ss,ssseensA A.A
Etss.sa D.Ss,,:i .. s<vsssss.. q w:a
Mira Ioss ynh st1s, seventh and Eighth Ds'rss q -
rss rssa..eps Ae.rn.rIe District eesssi,s .. gr See
end rsIrs voorh Fhh Sixth. ss.-oa, sth:s No r.uA.
Eleve r.,rh rAir'ssnts and fsa'sssnn L'so'a D's1
III. Fse III Ass.napie D..Iie: coe.srs The Pint: NeS.
.Ps ts sa S S.ss ~ x. r..sy s
10, so;s Nd.rn.ns ris'riet enntAios ne IN
T W.a f''''' and r'A E''' Districts Of The S'A'''''
Tie Als.rra.nic District contains Fire sc
ond Third. Fourh FlA and s,A D.s;e.s Of he fvrsnA
a SSs.;f T. :: ss as 6. is;
N''''''~ V D. r. VALENTINE. clerlc.c.
IN PURSUANCE Of sn order of tho Surrpgste Of
the County OF NewYork No:sce hereby sven 81 pss
.or. b.yips c.iGs sssins, LEWIS lay h:s Of u. cy
s,sSsi an. Tsa g ' ss The 81 ~ =
EDWARD Fosr 30 is sesis wia.@;. E =. o,s, z
~ps.sS. New YoSs, The Tih d, q sePsni,,r; isss
EDWARD FORT
q lsssmFi Executors. &C. OF Lewis Lay. decessed
IN PURSUANCE of al order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of York notice sssrsy Syyn % Al psns
having claims ssAin', he estate Of JAMS ss ~ -
vodehe Thereof 70 the ascrSe b. ce No al ..ss
he City e eS 81 ssSTs 'As Sa a1y Of
y sxsn M a icy VILLAS EMERSON Executes.
CUPREME COURT-Chy .nd County of New.
- Y0k-rHE sAXoNyILLE MILLS. P-snah sstSss
kObtkI SlEENSONt Bcicnosb--Nstnur.s a'N"SJ,
rand on contract (Con ITO the DendAn. above
named: You hereby summoned and reqsired 20 answer
the PLANT 10 this action which this day Med IN the
oc, Il Clerk the City ana County Of New fork al mo
said complaint The subscribers q. ,hr ONCE, No % Joan
street. SAID city within twenty days ster the esvoe OF a
you f. the aid complaint ~ithin the use .oesss
The plaintiffs this action will uisest against yea r
the m Of eight hundred and fifty dollars and seventy esns
cen,s with interest the 2h day Of August one thousand
esht bundled and hy uiue ss.de the sosts 81 nis
Dated, New York, September |, 1859. C0E WALLIS
Plaintiff Attorney,
.9I,xsxf Nc. - John Ct.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

TOR BRJDGEPORT-FARE 90 CENTS
The Steamer BRIDG EPORT leaves Peck slip, East River
every MONDAY WEDNE sDAY, aud FRIDAY, at II ococs
noon srrsn, tine with NausstucS hoasatop
New Haven Railroad.
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steamer
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, s,7,. m.
DAY BOAT for ALBANY Steamer ARME-
~ MA every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY
Ioia foot OF Hsfrsn-.'., at o'clock a. m.
Tor NEW -HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY,
L from Peck .shp p. m, and TRAVELLER az m e.
tivins In time ftI the morhins trains IL tENh, nsen-
LNOk HARTFORD.-From Peck. slip at 4, p M,
l. GRANITE STATE, Mondays, Wednesday, and F,hays
CITY OF HARTFORD Tuesdays Thursdays and satu,dayI
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD On
~ and after MONDAY Sept 9, 1885, Passenger Trains viii
leave Pier, foot of Duane It, as follows viz: ~
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at M. for Dunk'E, sHsaio' Can
MAIL TRAIN st9So H.. for punkhh and Buffalo ana h'
WAY PASSENGER at $50 p m, for Newbursb, Mddletown.
NIGHT EXPRESS at p % 70, Dunhrl, Buffalo, Csuan.
T,s Trains connect a. Ens with Car sndsisus
And Nssara Falls Railroad Bns asmop, with the Syssuse
and Bss% O. sq ssr i sd for RoseT and
Buasio at with III. Dels~ss Lsek.wsnna and
~, Lsts Shore RsiIosS Tor Cleveland Ciacnnsa Toledo De-
troi. Chicago, Gc and the Canada Railroads n, c..
mattel. MARSH. Receiver CHAS @lNOr, GenL suPt
NEW-YORK ard HARLEM RAILROAD
IN GUNNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after WEDNESDAY Sept a. 1862 trains VIII leave
2s,h.st station New YORK. as folows
For White Pl.ins-l2:S0 aid p. m, and 6:l6 p a. from
White and Centyess
For Dover Plains p. m.
From Albany-83)a M Mail Iisih
Returning, Will leave
Dover Plsins-5:So E.
William. Brdse-6:4s and $500 sne SiS F, M s,
Abany-9:l5a m Mail Train N j. WHITFIELD ouP-
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NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP co.

REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO,
via
PANAMA RAlLh0AD .
spd connecting only with Steamers GOLDEN GATE 0oLphS
AGE JOHN L. STEPHENS, and sONO4At
Of the Pacific Mai Ssesiuship
Company ct Panama
DIRECT 10 AselNNALL.
The spsenaid stesmships BALTIC, ADRiAfC and ldLAN
TIC having entirely ehed and adapted TO the Can%hs
ade, wl hereafter sbVye leaving thus port % toe
BTIi and 90Td Of EACH MONTH,
Aom the foot Of C&nal+t, N.
The ATLANTIC. 1000 SUD. burden, r. H. Pearson ConnAn
der .l leave the 2sh Of October at 10 CONNECT
Pslsu With and superior Steamship GoDEN
GATE, X. l. Whiting Commanded
The pALriC wn follow the sth CT Novonoet
An ,xp>henced Surgeon . attached 10 each Ship
Throush Freight Passengers wi be In ediAe ofwSae@
spon arrival OF the Steamer a. Aspiswah
Zach Of Steamships has capacity for 90 70 ." 1
Treisht hiob viii be taken at moderate rstea
believed the accommodations AFFORDED ~ toe ABOVE
ships unsurpassed by any in the world A., -,
An IN a. Panama 20 tns toete
Min be no ae,ention In forwarding Pssenge Baggage and
Freight - - - ~, 40 v,r.
Fcr 6esht .pry at the oee ofthe Company No IS wsns
Ror pass.se spp the only ooe Of the Compsny on tAe
WhsIf foot If Canal-st, TO WIN II. "iShhAA.
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FIFTH WARD.
SIS G. Pie yi.h HEs stsa h sYie.S he ssls L~Ss'n
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TOR UNCOMFORTABLE 90 CENTS
The Steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peek Slip Es., River
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, at u cioc :
noon srryn, with Nsussucs, Ho1haopc
New Haven Railroad
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nj, . bs, p.t e he ey bounded BY and 5ins ~hin Ham
M SteI ard sa sha v.d .s. cOo.n
all hat pant OF the city bonded BY arc yns ythin CAAie'
Bkecirr aSd chbt. pier AID the Hld'oa River
TENTH WARD
src H. Toe Tenth AID ,hal divided into sx E!eeaok
p.c,. he extent spd limit. q vi icb ,hal BE- ~ ouo~.
n. I'm, Tl..on District Of Tenth ard shall eontAo a.
hs P ,s ~ AID f.ni street, snd Toe Bowe,y
Eecer District q the IeIth sIa sai
Ludlow D-sIcey Orchard, Grad Edrds-' D-aneeJ' and
~ Iiro Election District Of the Tenth Ward shall contain
A.. that r.rt q The cit, bounded BY and lying whn h''nsn
NSo' G,: a p,,et Of b, Trntb Ward .h. contain
ALI f u, city bounded By ard lying within Grand Nor
' S =, pS Of the Tenth ward shall ooptai al
tbst -, -, ,oopdsd By and I!1s stnia " ''
; The s3 Isctiea p.ac Team w.,a h.ll son.ia
q. . PEI; q TIE IL, eSI5S,s y .9s a Bose.y
ELEVENTH WARD
src u The Eleventh Ward ,hs Be divided nto ssht en
Ecicn Districts and limits Of wteh said Election
Iis snt lection Dic Ele,erh Wand hal contain
q t. P sy cry E SsDs1S k ,aS Sn i.s s t
Th- ssoopo Election Dsct Of The Eevsnta "rd sea-, con
n ~ 81 n ~ as Sly sisl Ss.d s aas
TIE Thud kec.icn District " Tee Elsssnin Msa
,1in al is1; p,i' CT The y e'Sneo ~ 'h'
g. IT,. F. Fco aas e, ' oa be q he Eleventh War. @
it So: 'ii Fl u. Ell sS ne Fs.
The Fhb EtoD D.rict Of III. Eleventh wTi 'aal eon'.
Houston. Fish street I'D, the EDt Riyer
The Eiecfion Dc; Of tie Eleventh Ward snAii oos
,,ir part city bolDdd by AID ying within AVea
c Houston s:ies: TnIo itIe,t, Gtc Ayerne ID
,t s,yt, n Fecu Ds,ric. Ct Elv-uh Ward shsl co1
;.r Il ,s q the bounded By ae lying wiiAi1 Avenue
r. laird i,,,s., Avtrus c, src he son s-eet .
Tnr ,h,h E.eien De. Of tie Ee..Hth Ward shall eea
.r rs. PEI. Of lie city Bounded BY sd ag witnln ASeEns
\ Pihh .ge- = Av-uu- C. std Thi1d street. -
Tb- eir.b s-ci3u D.tic e tne Eeyenh "s.i 1,I coz
tain part III city bounced By AID ytrs E1I ArenSe
c Si;h str,.i, Avenue D. snd TIiEd street.
II, Tutl E-ciiou Dst Il TIE EeyeI d Ward shal coz
tain II hs Gig boU-cet by .nd !,rE WIRE ASsa-
d = III street Eleven I-@. AID H. E..t River.
The Eleventh Eec'ion DsIs. q the Eleventh Ward s.N
co,t.r oil Ct the ctJ bounded By AID ls ~AiA Az
.Ius c. Ftf;n Sew rtr street, sai Avenue u.
TIE Twelfth Ds'Ist Of th Eleseate ard ssA coz
IAN bA Y&rt Ct ~ boraea BY ard lying within Avens
b Ay.rue L Firth ard Sey-r q streets
In. Tjrrr,u,h Ee. DsIict Of Tho Eleventh Ward SAL
contain pss TIE city bounded BY and lying win Az
.uue Avenue c Seseuth and Ninth streets
TIE z. Or- q .he Eeventh " ARD tss
contain al iha. part the city bounded AID i1s shs
Acme g. Av.rns D, Seventh and Ninth streetL
TIE yteeth Election Dis:iict Of the Eleventh. "A'c s.s
soutsi. pa; q he ci bounded BY and yins ~inin
Avpa- C. Nir,f street. Eleventh s.rs.. and Avenue u
The eA:eesA E%.tsS p;.s: 6! iss LsYssia "s'a VA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

"AhU.
&C. Thu ssco,s Wara h.l divided into two Election
D,,et, the ea~u aud limits Of which said Election ns'ie
The Fis Election District Of the Second W.Ie shs cortsn
all tbs, pant bounded BY and lying WITHIN nicaa"
Cb.,hsn, Cola and Libcrty streets
Tie Dsct of the second aid SHAH contain
all Thar part bounded by and lying WINE UJd ana
Ftny streets, Ess: River, and Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-07

Tor EEW-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY,
l. from Peck arp g; p m, and TRAVELkR az m, a.
rivint In time f,I the morning trains H. fECh, Agent
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
Things 1 like to See,

l like to see young man fond Of la
dies society. l like to see the ladies en-.
courage young men, more On account Of
their characters, than their good clothes.
- ! like to see a young man wear his old
coat until he can afford to buy a new one.
I like to see economy without mean
ness: when you are invited to ride. It's as
little as you can do to pay the toll.
I like to see mans income exceed
his expenditures; It's more disreputable
10 be seen in the custody Of an officer.
than to be considered poor.
I like to see young man attend to his
business first, and pleasure afterwards.
! like good reputation; it is the best
capital in any business.
I like sincerity-the genuine article,
not the counterfeit Of hypocrisy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

Time--forenoon--lady enters railroad
car and takes the only vacant seat next
to gentleman, who says, perhaps you
would prefer to sit by the window, mad
am" "No, thank you, SIR" she re-
plies, "but would you have the kindness
to give my husband your seat; he is in
very feeble health" Certainly" res.
ponds the gentleman, with smile, rising
and hobbling out on two canes, ,-"I am a
poor cripple myself, but such an instance
ofconjugal tenderness ought MOTTO 60 un.
rewarded" As the husband, who look
ed as though he might stand up for half
a day, while his wife would be cheaper.
ing her purchases in a dry goods shop.
took the vacated seat, the faintest posi-
bic expression Of shame was observable
in the face Of the anxious matron. Half
a dozen seats were instantly offered. by
men and woman. too, to the gallant Grip.
pie, who was at length placed beside a
nice bunch Of crincline, courtesy and COM
Boston Post.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

E Terril, Of the Lafayette Journal is
pretty good upon a sharp reply and a
play upon words. A correspondent wish
es to know the reason Of ,he hump upon
a camel's back. Terri replies:
"We will mention for our correspon-
dents benefit that the Arabs have two le-
gends in regard TO it. One is that the
camel took offence at not being allowed
10 lead the procession into the ark, and
got bis back up; the Allah, as ajust pun
ishment for his vanity and presumption,
and as memorable and perpetual warn
ing to others, never permitted him to get
it down. The other is, that he was graz
zing at distance from the ark, when
Noah put out the bills for sailing. and in
order to reach the boat in time, was com.
PEELED to hump himseIfin most sxtraor-
binary manner" i''i 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
Please let me be a Little Boy.

"Oh JOHNNY" cried nervous mother,
"do have some pity on my poor head |
Cant you play without shouting so!"
Poor Johnny drew up the tape reins
with which he was driving two chairs tan.
dem, land called out in loud hoarse whis.
per. "Ges up, whoal' But at length,
finding little pleasure 10 this suppre s,ed
amusement, he threw down bis RENT, and
laying his hand on his breast, said With .
long breath, "Oh. mother, si.'s full Of
noise in here, and it hurts me 90 TO- keep
it in! Don't all little boys make q noise
when they playF' baa ,qbs,d
eyes. Johnny, l believe they oil do"
replh d the lady. 3.#5g a. gaol
"Oh. then, mother DEAR" cried John.
ny in winning tone. please to let me b.
a lMls doy!' We will join poor Johnny
heartily in this petition. Please, moth.
ers, let your sons be little boys while they
may. Time is bringing on space lfs's
tolls and cares. Let them have free and
happy childhood; that when your heads
are low in the grave, they may point back
to these days and say: "We were happy
children, for there was always sun shine
where our mother was."