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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04
New-Nork state
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DlkErTOHN.
SO p,ges, octave. Price f3.
Coptsipiug full and Complete Lists ot al the
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,
ell other Business Men In the State Also lss oi bank
Insurance. Companies Newspapers, Academies Railroads Sc
Published THIS DAY and viii BE- immediately offered for
sale BY CaDvsDs Ase in part Of the city al st.e
6ep.ral Publis6ers ADAMS. SAMPSON Co Publisher In
Hss.Ysih City, JOHN y. TROW, No 579 Broadway.
Edward III. Dixon, N. d., Editor Of The sc.peL At
exclusively 70 Operative Surgery aud Ohoe Cor stons
obscure diseases Of the fevio Vscea Piles Fs
tnh pssae and Proapsus cured BY proce" compsra
lively psinss and without the knife ssture, the least
eonsnemcment from business Dr. D. refers to great number
Of citizens In almost part OF the Union whom he hss
opsrstsd Every D. pronounced curab oherwse
examination, the conditions always apparent TO the
practical observer. -
oacs hours from 10 daily and 70 evenings At No q
sAsv all other hours he 10 81 bis private Hospital,
where every domestic life provided for tsose who
rs%uiIe surgical operations csref diessc treament
Cooperation Noice.The Committee on Finance Of the
B. ard OF Altrmen will meet at Room No. Ciy ad on
hORDAY Mach at o'clock Al persons hAviOg bas
the action Of said Committee hereby notified
the above stoned time aud without
further notice. JOHN BRADLEY, Committee
THOS W. ADAMS,
JAMsS OWENS, y Finance.
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U,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MARCH )

The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following
L.LEADING ARTICLES: Hopori Thomss J-H-r.9n; ];
stesops Q lee Heh 7, s,sge-No Reform The
O.s Line wbiss; Th. Tara Que,tion Agricultural
College Bill Vetoed The Homestead Bill Douglas
and Davis
uREvIEw OF THE WEEK. Giving in condensed
event. ia, have rsnspir.d in The City ard s1burb.
United States Canals, Hsy,i Mexico, South Amer
IU..PRoCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
V..EAsTERN PENNSYLVANIA
v..PERsONAL
uPROh WASHINGTON: The su,@ of ,hs Cuba
Bill; The Crest schsm In the Democratic Patty
Land for the Laudles Va sisse" for the Niger
MINNESOTA; con,.Ponispce Of The Y
vIu..MopERN CIVILIZATION ILLUsTR ATED' Al
II<res;iBg Domestic Drsma-s:rsnse Conduct oil
XDBEADyUL AFFAIR AT WASHINGTON: A.
,a,s;nst,On Of Peiip Barton Key BY Da5is sins
ks Of New YoTki Coroner. Inquest srou. De
t,n, Of the A,sAs,ination; Mr Key Tha Of Mr.
x..LArEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
Prom wa.biu.ton Nss.y,r..y United sta:e. SEN
s,or; Kansas News-Lyn,h Law; Toe PrIses'
Dis..t,si Bloody AnrsJ Destructive fue In Mem
M..SEw PUBLICATIONS: The ssrrOw. OF Sra.:,n.
Xu..PoEIRY; The Parting" "Tbe chiidr-n'' D.
Mi. u..soUTHERN EXPERIENCES: Core,Poadsaes Of
The N. Tribune.
xN..IMPoRrAKr TO FARMERS: A N-~.Js,sy
stock Farm Potatoes
Xv.AMERIcAN INSTITUTE FARaERs' cLUs.
XyI..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
VI..POLIIICAL
Xviii MISCELLANEOUS; Toe Fish; N .Ae Irai,aA Sen
ate; Prom newfoundland; Eye-Sl;at
XIX. THE SEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
XX..AARRIAGEs AND DEATHS.
NXI.CALIFoRNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Tun Rssor. Of .ae
stock Money, Cotton, Grain. Catt.e .nt Jh-g MAJ
bets, specially reP0Tted for Tss Trisans.
susscRIprIoss-oue copy for yes 81. Yar-- copies.
IS. Fiy. copies, SS. rsa copies, sI2.
SINGLE COPIES for ss. .: The Publication oHee THIS
DAY. Price O.
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NEw.YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1859.

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On,
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Chs.s Editor Of Hsrpers Weekly.
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A SSIGNEEs NOTICE.-An persons having
N claims against SAMUEL WALLACE, late Coal 0esisr,
hereby notified prssnt scegort OF the ss1e s.a
proper yo1ehs, The undersnsd, q. his of,e, Ne ~ W
on or before me ft day Of Apr nesNss fork, Feb.
no lasg C. WANDELL
Asslsnee Of SAMUEL WALLACE
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vhs Inevitable success or anything based cDos
gath and stet Justice IL ~sn illustrated The est rePats
Hon Of the 0Tse Family Msdcinea Tbe reader
t.Ils1 10 cur genera tcvertsiIe ooiGnlos
JOSHUA y. BRIDGE, T. o..
Secretary and Lttsp ins Physician 9rseb CoEapsny
No 81 Psrk row, New -YsTE.
To Photographers.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EsTABLIsHAESr
OF sb. CITY OF MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin Of u best rerp-
isD, which been carried sx yssrs vith perfect rueess
and which only lately has fitted ssC sDe ctesssd
VOa SALE,
the value % the Inventory the pTopetoy k.ne obec 10 re
turn 20 usops sccou of deah n HE family. 80
This ssbhnebt enjoys the yehest patronage o. be bee
place. sn1 Uos setuaee onsbs
fer bod, in,'r into srsi'ess oil th RIG
For particulars quirs ~ ...ur.,
No O. tmbsys st
Tbose interested requested 20 Tend 10 heir odsr,
Plated Goods at netRtt,
The latest p.trrGt of double pised TEA SSTs, URN9,
CASTERS, CAKE BASKETS FOLKS, SPOONS, ke
retail ~ the oss es.,thshed A. w,n Known sand
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Nos 4spd 7Itos clip.
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Nsw-YoTk Historical Socicty.-Prot HENRY COY
viii deliver the Sixth Lecture Of the series
the Hall Of the Society 2dAv Of thst MONDAY
EVENING, March q At O'clock snais"ti "'h" N"s"'
Tisk.t At so eents May be obtained Of f. Brown Co,
Ne I4b Broadway T. J. CIowen No 800 Broadway, hege-
psls DRUGSTORE Everett House. and at the Library Number
Of tickets limited to 80 r. j. bho"N, CnhInaD.
Fire Department.-Tbe following correspondence hss
passed Hon John scoes aud The Trustees oil the
Fire Department, ,,. ~, ,oso
GENTLEMEN: II has been suggested ha. lsure upon
TIE hi.t ~ principles Of the Federal Constitution woud BE-
ver, present ue when important questions
are aud differences OF opinion enter
ts by eqasy 20 srrive st sound and
Iutkfv Deusns IL subject whch nave theotu upon
wit ID O little interest
DO not lpow charitable fund would aid than that
of The this city Nor body OF citizens be
fore hom prefer delivering such lecture VIII DO o.
with plessars be wish, tine snd psce winch
you mar appoint subject III be The Birth ana Develop
ment Of the Am@ lean Republic
With great respect aDd esteem, - -
] r.insin yours, truly, JOHN B. sCOLEs,
Mr.. GOPHER MILLS, )c,,r,,,.. of T,.,s..
MI JAMES Y WATKINS, No1g''s1 S E n.D.r,nsnt ~
ELw.YoRg, March ?, 1859.
t.. Hon. JoBS scoLvs,
DIAR sR of the st inst IL hand Your kind
fer 10 with pleasure soceT,ed Tne lecture
"Ths Birth Development Of the American hePiblic,
su thA, sting The whole community WI tsse
pse. At the Cooper lnstt1te MONDAY EN NENIN0 luh
mt oeook The price of iickttl viii be . Gems each
ChsTitsb FUND the pas we're
Thirty Thousand dollars $4,000 The cells for aid are
decreasing We therefore hope the. this beueht viii materially
In eS ndirs relief TO the sick and afflicted hremen and
the WIDOWS and orphan. Of hoe that have departed this e
IVnhs IH = hwvATkIus s" y si.s bsS.Is%eOt 6sS
sAMUEL 3. TaossoN,) Fund.
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90 farmers ano Others.

Vu IutMEt uHu VIUftB.
COLEMAN's FARM MILL.-Ths Nip has
last received the FIRST PREMlUMs he State DIR q
sr.cuse and U. s. Fair Richmond, We, snA sssssze
excitement the fsrnasp hoeshcoe the coansly
C,n be s.en 10 operation at tie O6ce Of The oOLEnAN
YARN MILL COMPANY fhsuns BusatnsA No eVsuss-
e., Hew-York.
NgAPESs SUPERPHOSPHATES Of LINE
" The best and cheapest msnures krown CsrcuAsSssnt
required. Add zee CdAS " hAfEs
Ohce Of The Working Farmer, No. i&j Ss'scn'a
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Gpfrial Nolirfs.

Mr., George Vnb denhon's
bFECIAL READIN9 BY INvITATION
THIS EVENING, at 3 o'c.o-k at
DDpWORTB's Saloon No sOs BROADWAY
J. kICRARD DOUBLEDICK'S STORY tDlcksnQ 2
MACBETH (tSO sctSl g. Mr. WlNKLkS HOkSkmAN-
gHIP lpIoh~fk Pspersl
Tfsk,ts SC cent?; Ressryed SestS, 81
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THE CHESS MONTHLY for March Is NOW
READY CoDtsn. portrait Of Panl Ephy snd se Yen
cf European Is bcsde Nasty OF interesting A'0es
IS year 25c number. For sac by All dealers.
w AILLsR, No - Nssss7st
a NEW BOOK for the CURIOUS, entitled
"a MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE
II pEXTERk Co
Nos. "A and 10 Ann|s.
ulGHLY IMPORTANT 1 to BOTH SEAES-
Nsui.d siuse In Hath Disstse.-sEDiSAL
ADVISER AND asRRIAGE GUIDE. SIh edition. over
o psses l2Ino eO.h 10 eec.scyP-d engraving, Price, sl
3, c hs.sd PSs AZ Loncon Phycis1 sbi 5irs,on no"
II /,gYsfs City fks ipte-s1lf h1ok ssoEh - IA the
%. q. ~ every a3uT ispars hoo.eess oil haze
,,st Cor - v,n n aay ot5-s Sod sod Aed sny pr. oi
~, ,1s1try. by ~ TOWNSEND Co, s vLhsrS,, Ny
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fine ARTS.

A RTISTS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS arc
N respectfully inSrmsa hs, the suescriser nev sod
Ing Ens Canvas OIL and water Coora brzshss.
ras,e Drawing Psper ke, Of liver Prices than eSsr
house IN the ciiy. w. sChAUs ArustS CoeseAn
No. Gs Broadway.
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TIHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OFFICE
IL MUM 4 Co American AID roreisn Pstp 8olicitors
have REMOVED from Ia Pulton-st (Snn 3hldnL 20 the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
Monday, the goth day of August,

1'HDIINttFJI VIEO IIII NIIJ VI IAIEtJI1ti
A. d.. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ, of that day,
(that time being specially appointed for the hear
ing of said pcttion,) to show cause, II any they
can, why an order should not be granted to the
said administrator, to sell the real estate OF the
deceased to pay the debts aud expenses mentioned
in said petition, and that a copy of this order DO
published Mt least four successive weeks prior to
said 29th day Of August in the TRINTy JOURNAL,
a newspaper printed and published in the County
Of Trinity. H. Y. MILLER,
Co. Judge, and cx-olIicio Probate Judge.
Weavervllc, July %, 1859. 2S.1i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
NEW YORK HOT EEL
Rockers Building, Junction Main and COurt Sts.

IlOCker's Brilding, junction Main and COurt SITS.
HlIIS WELLKNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
| entirely re-htted, and supplied with new Fur
niture, Bedding, &c. 1t now contains a number
of single and double rooms, and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation OF
FA NIILIES 81 Pc ES-
The apartments are we'll lighted aud ventilla
ted, and in point of comfort are second to no lIo
tel in Northern California. Male and female SER
wants are in attendance at all times TO make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel, good
I ~ II El IL Y
is also connected with it. where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread, Cakes,
Pies. Ac. The proprictors acknowledge their
honktulncss for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed, and respectfully solicit n continuance of the
same. NORRIS BRADY.
Weaver. Dee. 3, 1857. 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
f or S ale

DEING ABOUT TO LEAVE WEAVER, THE
ID undersigned offers for sale the furniture, bar
fixtures, and housekeeping appurtenances connec-
ted with the Exchange Saloon, Main street. A
good opportunity is offered to any person or per-
sons wishing to embark in the business.
All persons indebted to ME are requested to
make Immediate payment and those having claims
will present them for liquidation.
4. JUNKER
Weaverville, July ?, 1859 24td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
Bavaria Br Q w cry !!
WEST SIDE OF WEAVER CREEK,
Below Fl e = sig - Garden {!
w. KOLB & CO., Proprietors.

II ii j. UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
in informing the public that they are now
manufacturing, and offer for sale superior quail
ity Of L A c. Err B e Z II, warranted equal
to any in the State. A share Of the pnblc pat
ronage is requested. This Lager Beer is put up
with great care. in quantities to suit, kept CON
stantly on hand. and will be delivered in any part
of the county. W. KOLB IL co.
Weaver, July 10, 1853 25tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
TRINITY RIVER AND INDIAN CREEK
STAGE LINE.
CYRUS BLIVENs. pronrie,or

A FTER THIS DATE THE STAGES on the
n above routes will run as follows
Stage for Indian Creek will leave WeaverviIle
on Tuesday at o'clock. p. m. Leave Indian
Creek on Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, a. m.
Stage for Steiner's Flat and intermediate pla-
ces, leaves WeavervlIe every Monday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at o clock, p. m. Leave
Steiner Flat at a. m.
Passage--To Steiner's Flat, 50 90; Indian
Creek, So 90. FRANK WHEELER, Agt.
Weavervlle, May %, 1853. 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

4 "pHGNIX" IN THE "NkVADA JOURNAL
Il OFFCE.-The Nevada Ioura0i is an independent
newspaper. Last week the editor followed Ilor-
ace Greedy of, and some funny fellow assumed
I his chair, declaring in favor of Lccomptouism,
and hosting that ticket. We extract few spec
linens, to show what able advocacy the Lccomp-
ton cause gained 10y a change of editors. Speak
ing of Dr. Powell, the editor says:
" He is an old man, and was always an un-
finching democrat from the days Of jackson to
the nomination of Buchanan (at which he says he
stalled aud this fact gives him much influence
with old democrats We are convinced that he
himself cannot be beaten but we want if posi-
bic, to prevent his influence from cecting the
balance Of the boiling ticket. We advise our
friends throughout the State TO get mp dog fights,
or some other means of interruption, whenever
he attempts to address the people.
A CHANGE.-S Since joining the Administration
democracy, we feel freezer, more independent and
loocer than ever felt before During our whole
H former political career we had been crib d.
cabined and confined" by certain foolish and w0
manly notions of prOpriety and justice but
&hencetorward having DISCARDED forever all moral
NrestraintS, intend to deal with our foes in such
a manner as will convince them that Shakespeare
4 erred when he said, conscience makes towards
Zof US all
PRoPHECY FCLFuIEp-Asth the Lecompton Con
Avention, after defng the town, defled out of it,,
K the candidate for coroner, astrde white horse,
4bPought up the rear. The whole cavalcade was
Sstrongly suggestive of the vision of Revelations
#-Death on pale horse, and hell Just ahead of
*1t We are informed that the candidates for Pub
Lie Administrator and Coroner were the only ones
who attended the fight at Grass Valley--the one
waiting for the carcases the other for The clothes
Il T. S.--As our paper is now Lecompton, we call
zthc attention of the Custom House to it as a val
liable advertising medium. Its merits will be at
once apparent we want our share of the adVer-
fisements by authority and don't think the
standard and National should exclude us any
longer from the crib.
# ANY Inconsistencies in our paper this week we
hope will be excused-it is so difficult to be at
the same time Lecomptonte and consistent"
MORE INDIAN OUTRAGEs.-The Northern cali
IJornian of Aug. Sd records the following recent
'depredations
81 The house of Peter Donnelly, on Yager Creek.
near its junction with Van Dusen. was entered by
indians and robbed of everything valuable in the
zhonse amounting to about 5000 Some ammu-
Qition was also taken. The house of c. Luther
Has also robbed Mt about the same time by In
dians, they taking blankets, clothing, cooking
utensils, ammunitions. tools, ETC.
Mr. Donnelly was in Weaverville at the time of
fhe robbery, and we can pretty well imagine his
wrath when on his return he found his humble
pome pillaged. Life-loving red skins are warned
against venturing within range Of Pete's all
&earching rifle, for a while.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

HE STAGE.-Theatrical in this State, at pre-
S-@'e in miserable, poverty-stricken condi-
- "e being scarcely sufficient doing to keep
- NSsion from starving, so to speak. In the
a'ge ci'is, business of all kinds is dull, conse-
Ie"'iy people will not spend money on theatri-
%%@m%hlie ~ in the interior, politics seems to be
r opiy paying BUSINESS Sacramento Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13

DISHONEST GRAND MAsTER-Mr. George Terry,
p Leeds, England, who, in 1889, became Grand
daster Of the Odd Fellows and Treasurer for fifty
scuges IN the Leeds District, and Chairman aud
reasnrer OF the Widows and Orphans, has alb
fconded lately, having become a defaulter to the
Ateht OF from twenty to twenty five thousand
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-13
ADMINISTRATORS PETITION !

TT APPEARING FROM THE PETITION OF
L the said administrator, that there is not suili
cient personal estate In his hands op pay the debts
outstanding against the deceased aud the expcn-
ses Of administration, aud that it is necessary to
sell the whole of the real estate for the payment
of said debts 1t Is therefore ordered by the
Judge of said Court, hut all persons Interested
be and appear before him at the Court room OF
said Probate Court, at the Court House, in Wea-
vervile, on
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-15
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Df virtue ef a veEdtoli expoDzs o. me directed
ID and delivered irum the Hsalofabie criulsal CnaEt
OF Davidson epansy Tenncssee at is epri term, 1855,
viii expose bfb bic sale "a The hisffst h5ddtrfr
cash. Tbs Es.afg aeass yard gate, she CTS q Nssa-
vile, On SATURDAY, The 5oah BAY OF July,
1SS9 al The right lille claim Interest and esah wib
7 &. Enfap - GszA had, may h-ye Size seaif-
ed IN and 70 tbs folswlng described ieSe O. fsseei
a Rsl kstase, t,wif One bali Il ~ known and de-
sfrbe l,ian N ~ NssurIile. 10 ~, @e . m
nse4el % the middle OF said lot IN tt-moHbfrun
zireet fsnnns shnsc sisps ezisssbT "a eel
gtotn AcSafs q ri, Gfiy te. a rl arg Zee
xt I~Bsope can ~ huntres ansi 90 a al
isef twelve Ie<s atirs th~rce azng a al ntsy
e, saeBce he4Fee aad eighty 80 10 Ito thr BE-
EiEuiaE Yer oher izarss uisEs. risTrnte = ists %
the sozist of eea RczlstxF = pce 81 l4FA1
e.sos q Ienscs-e book Ne 10, and Faee lac.
l-.ng esIe-s 90 - ne pfof~Ty 81 + y. fnhssess
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course with perfect health
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