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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
Mr.. clay,s Quarrel with Gen. Taylor.

The following scrap of history in the
Binghampton Democrat Of October Is, from
the locality and the personal familiarity
with the relations of the great men nam
ed which is exhibited in the comments,
is ascribed by the Buffalo Commercial to the.
pen of Daniel s Dickinson:
Among the causes Of arrangement be-
tween Mr.. Clay and Gen. Taylor, and pro-
badly the great and final one was this
Mr. Clay, it will be remembered, had son
inhumanly butchered at Buena Vista in
the Mexican war. That son left widow
and a promising, manly boy. of some six
teen or seventeen years This boy was
anxious to be appointed cadet at West
Point and receive military education,
and his request was warmly seconded bv
his mother and grandfather Henry Clay.
Henry Clay thereupon wrote to Mr. Polk.
then President, and his successful rival
for the station. requesting the appoint
ment of his grandson as a cadet at large.
Mr. Polk at once ordered his name to be
placed Oh the list for appointment and it
was done; but Gov. Marcy, then Secreta-
ry of War, upon the examination usual i'm
such cases, found that he was below the
requisite age TO enter the academy and
the rules OF the War Department were too
imperative to be changed, and his name
was not for that reason sent to the Senate.
Mr. Polk. however, placed on-the files of
the War Department letter under his
own hand detailing the circumstances, and
requesting his successor, whoever he might
be, to appoint young Clay, who in the first
year of the then next administration,
would be of sufficient age. Gen. Taylor, a
political friend OF Mr. Clay, proved to4 be
his successor. The list of cadets is usually
prepared by the Secretary of War and
corrected by the President, and in making
up the list under Gen. Taylor administra-
ton. Mr.. Crawford hi. Secretary of War.
placed young Clay's name at the head of
the list Gen. Taylor when he came to
review the list, struck out the name with
his own hand, and refused to appoint him
This strange act was never forgotten nor
forgiven by Henry Clay, and it is believed
both parties died without any change in
their relations
when Gen. Taylor's death was an.
nounced in the Senate. and Mr.. Webster.
Gen. Cass and others pronounced eulogies
upon his character, Mr. Clay, on being
beckoned to rise, waved his hand signifi-
cantly, and remained silent"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

The following are the resolutions passed At ,
meeting of Republicans, in Ottawa on the 18th aid
alluded to above, and which were followed tvD
days afterwards as an appropriate illustration d
their meaning, by the lawless act condemned BIZ
this meeting:
End. That in the spirit and letter of the Language
of Jefferson, the people in mass are inherently IN
dependent of all but moral L1sc" and that this Il
the only absolutely true theory of popular sovs-
reign:y.
Sd, That the FugitiveSlave Law is tyrsnnicJ
violation of the inherent rights of American citi.
gems, that its provisions insulting inhuman
anti, Christian and american, and conseouee
" can impo1e no moral obligation of oted;snce
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

NOn-ExplOsive Fluid.
ID EMEMBER that Z. Y. GRIGGs has the only genuine
HI Explosive Fluid sold in Ottawa-alI sihers are
only limitations. oe3o
, 1859-09-17


! The apple crop Of the counties of Niasara,
Orleans, Genesee, Monroe, Wayne aud Ontario
i good. ahd in Livingston, Seneca, Cayu8a and
fatcs the crop is good in part of the towns. In
Qsweco there are few apples for export, and
ip Erie none at all.
1.-The Democrat states thst $4,000 ba1rels Of
apples hare been shipped from, Rochester since
the season commenced, and II least Is. 900 more
will follow. The -prsees paid average about II
Per barre!-the best bring kl.s5, and the most
inferior kinds: Is cents. The Ds11ncrnt -sti-
mates that not ieas thza 80. Do barrels will be
shipped from Monroe county. Some SET tie
en'ite apple crop ofthe country Us high a1 $50,
0oJ b7rrels-otbcts reducc the figures one:haI.
The total crop Of Western New York is equally
in dispute, one SAYING shat it must be over ono
be more than 10000 There ne very few ap-
pies to spare in the Southern tier Of hev YaTk.
counties generally, Grin the Eastern and South
saaetn pat of State. :.-s::!:::el f-=
, 1859-09-17

5oo, ,ooo aeres-, Nov suppose the binding ~of a
single aeFe to cost 80 cents; the whole sxpehsi
>Fonld aaosntto tbe rfuu1. sum el s12, 500 ;oou
!os Tue sngfs op Grafton ot binding. -
Lesus now consider what she binding: would
/ q eost i Performed BY Nanny's binder. II I,
claimed that IN ae1s can 10 bound il an out
sida figure Of u eents, md thst 4fter fully test
1ns it's capacity; according to this, binding 13,:
ao 600 scFes would amount to pbont 81 COO, 900
taus making total saving to tie producers Of
s7'teoooo per annum, sum sufficient to c1o.he
ona educate all the orphan children Of the land.
we are aware that figures on paper and facts
70 .he harvest fleld, do net t-alna5A Acorrespond,
nor - IT. claimed that all grain might ba bound
Dy 6lnder-:for not a1l grain is rcapcd BY ma
ch'ne--but this does not apply. to the grea:
"hss telds on which we depend mainly for
bread Economy is the order of. the day. TO
bring forth ahundantly wbere sssrility reigned
lsnoW the arena IN which science is winning its
highest laure's. To sare lie expense Of gather
ing aud securing crop is equally emulous Of
fame.
Aanny''s Binder buds with simp1e hempen
cord with small cast claw on ous end, and has
several knots tied on the other. One Of these
bands is deposited in is proper place, the grain
is brought properly over upon it BY the self
rnkeF' and then, quick as thought, the band is
drawn and The knot caught in the small iron
clutch, The cost Of bands is triaing::' They arc
readily unbound in an instant when thrown up
on the thresher's table, and retained If desired
for use again, ,s.,~ S:". ..., :: =, '~..'
r. ia m ;nore thar ;n*t n e,v th,t the faruer.
rs w A'o'e 'oan Juas 70 say tuat we lallne1s
, 1859-09-17

4 sr8rsRRAsEAx On Foux4A1x.-A company
81 capitalists from Tankeedou,, in 1s49, leased
me kock VI Springs, near Titusvi1e, Penn.
who did not begin operations until May last
wen they undertook to bore for salt, or to find
re source Of the oil, which is 30 common along
the banks Of Oil Greek Last week. at the
depth Of seTenty-onc feet he struck q Gssure in
TIE rock through which be was boring, when to
II surprise and joy ofevcryone, ,hs found be- had
tapped rein Of Gil and water, yielding four
hun hundred gallons of pure oil to e7ery twenty
The pamp now in usc throws only tiya oal-
hons per minute Of water and oil into iarge
rat; when the oil rises from tue top and The W.
ter runs out from the bottom In q lew, daIs
they will have pump Of three times the eapse-
~ OF The one now in use, and then from ten
daily yie1d ~@ 'Ae
, 1859-09-17

Il nsw repeating shotgun has been perfect
ed at Colts aEmory. aud will probably Be soou
in market Il ia made for hve charges, and can
be loaded and discharged With great rnpidity.
PROVISION Is made for safety. so that it can be
fear Of accident.
, 1859-09-17

DEsTkuc7tvs F,Hz OK TIE Plans Min cnAr.
a4x-TnorsAxDs or Toxs or HAT Dksrnorrn.
We learn !r"tn&she Chatham Planet Of yes,er.
day that % Monday last Ere rased 70 fearful
exten. on the p'a'os ia 4aat township, sweeping
over their whole extent. For weeks past farm
era have teen busitv engaged ia moving atd
stacking hay, on these pla,ns, nnd it IS est.
nated that at the time the fire occurred there
xerc. .ppEatls Of three hundred stacks put m.
eaon stack containing On IN nrernge some four
teen tons: :'sAuthis u row destroyed, involrine
serieas loss 20 the agric1lturists Of thas vicin.
olence that several persons and horses bare
y escaRa with their i1ires: 1ndekd ond man
~. obliged 10 leavc his buggy, which was to-
tety destrosed IN tho danes:-' Tho ire o1ignst,
GO, We aTe told, from sousc coels which were
asol a PED By man who was carrying them from
nura nnr psn q his premises to another, for the
--Lftko3 fr4s IRr.tt. @''~ 0'~'NP''
, 1859-09-17

Darn or a Vrr1Ozo 1FeMax-yss. Susso
Aeteyide died at ths poor- r-bousscc1n this county,
last Thurxaay, 1t The advanced age Of one Aua.
d'ta and Gft<ta yeart. 5S!,e was born in Detroit,
what il. oeuhonly known Il i-haltrezd. Sor
hs1f indian spd half Enepsh. .-IetroK Adr.,,. :.
, 1859-09-17

Tho editor. Of The Sc1w: Orleans Ea1lxtta
aaetno~ledges = Tho receipt ;oca pumpkin raised
in Texas, which. weighed oae hundred md
axJ pounds and measured asEen feet in CIR.
, 1859-09-17

It1 ro;.t. which aids ,,,r1, ~ tho;- :
In 1he fail If ~ th.;r en.;-o sho,. w.rs 4.
ntroyea br A., ,x;t1, h..~v ,o.s hnt n n;,s.,
well eou;nned oro,e nnon H.. ..hss 49, 4 g.. ~
nc, Nd sa,s..a ~. IT, s.n '.e =. s1e ~
nrod,r,;on n 80 ~ a. na M h.s. 4a. ;a,e. uu sas
manutscturcd:-. :. 49, -~s.~~~. ,
5rI... .;,,.,.z.-.,----c-7i.-I- ,M.:eiI .-I---:--:.-e =,
high rcnutation thew 6caf,;sT 11s;n.d W. won1d
caIl particular attention to tbe;; :o1a r,Ion1a
md Deen Ti1ier, "a 1hev III, .;,,,,sd IN. 49,
Trans for deen ar .ballor niox;n,, =. INV hs -
.uaired: md ala IN tbe;r yr,,arr naa1 r;1tar
Intended io fo,low il ,hs boito,5 ~ tx f;,.-o,'
and loosen in xithont br;, in, n .ths I'm ths
compaos soil beneath. :, :. - :. y: ::::.
" :. su1kr FLOW. =. "'. a:
:! Friend Soodeld,is man Of the. world md
works for it quite as much as forr himself. he
has here produced a plow on which the lazy
snan may ride and work. The old aud lame md
1alt and feeble and young, all come in for q
shnre in this accommodating invention.
Nj. s; is one of the oldest p1ow improyers,
ind deserves to lire among the benefactors Of
his Faes We would that be had filed his Golfers,
put'like great men generally, be shines bri. htly
hmong the humhlest walks of life. Long mar
}le wave. ;" - ... /;
Duford, Tate & Co., represented by Mr.. Tate,
The practical man Of the firm, present as styles,
from Full Rigged, Trench, and Breaker,- To
frubber's, Deep Ti1lef5, shoTel P1ows, Cu1ti-
yators, DC.
These gentlemen claim gTeas, uniformity. Of
f'!m ~, and perfection Of. shape, giving strength
and durability at the points rnnsA rcnu;red
They have norelplan' Of attaching the coulter:
or revolving cutter to the BEAM. The samples
exhibited arc Tue same rs those manufactured
for the regular sales, and Of best cast steel and
mounted with good wopd. -:-...--,:
Mt:, Tate supcryises+ t;s works t;nsa,f md,
examines +b.. .n,teri,i. d;,sct. -. 49,.
ecs IN nn.-.t;on. ~ a.. ;,s.,s-a-.. .' -: ~. w.
eraa -, 49,. ~. .....t;:.I:,:.- =.
nav he snrce.tsa. Fn- ~. 10 ~ ,,ss ds,s."a. s.
lis attention to the study md annlieation n the
nr,no;n,o. - 49, ..,sz .s ~ @u =. aue
S,sshan;a =. '1s us. p,o"' ana a'msen sk'n'al
f,1,;,in-;,. h;,n. a1f :r,,n ~ - r.. "
nFactura snd r3c,;on a. ha,r.hoa. 'as ~.
r.: ..necT.,sN..- ~ As'' snops a4e
manufacturing -sootuc Il 600 niow. M onnun W.
We now cane to IL, 1.rcs ,nd .hs,nt;tn1 =.
.o,tmcnt of Ionx n,,, r. ,To,;,s n, 49,
has shpun M unnsuaI enrrcv i, nros.c,;,, ,nr @ ,he
business during these ycars nj financia1 emb,r.
fassment. His plogs are wide1v tircu1ate,1
tl,foprhout tbr M;,.;&x,nni valley. so. r;da,v
: ~'' ~ ~'t
, 1859-09-17

ona, 1.s r.. Fos NE1sco:-Unrins the iinorth Of Au
W.. 99;T.ran, @ srn:we7o exported from this citY To
th.e tan !hn Go,,a o. the republic of Mexico more
tsr;c. Of 'Drea urseq1 ns:ks,s and e, four bat.
guns from twelve to t~en,s r s"ea.ya4af e,'.
the trains aud ammunition ca.np,.%m % oaa ;han has1
sand quintals Of powder. thirty E,ns Nv ,n1n
tomb-sbcltst Esfs xhol tc md 4 rirst t,sa nans'
t1ty Of pl:toas rtnd xnuaions Of ~
ail kings Tor tle nse Of the constitutional amy -
Thes4 III 3orLafions would 4eem to indicate ~
a1goFqNs{movenaentq qf some sort is On foot in
Mexlco.- T. E1prsxs,
, 1859-09-17
NTH 41ublifatlons.

= r. + C1AL NOTICE-
oTHss or ras I.Dxrzzpks7,
.-.. :; -. NV Ycax, sc,s. f.sa, 1za
In eonpaass With tbs ~l.he4 Of nutnsrou. sa., 49,.
1aseTbsss, va ~ ha37r to tia. y, .s,u r
nsass ia cur p4ss lsus and taal .onuau, xA.t,v ;,
pabusaton Of = se1:sa of
SERMONS,
by Rev. Horny Ward Reeehor
Thess Will eops:4s eh!s1y Of sa4s wa q AZ,
sana, nornlnzs Ihsy Win sppsar eselua!ye, IN r,,r
SpEPESDEST. and b the on1y trpors tv.a 10 III.
Press which 'eesss rert.tou ay tbs zu,hor. iva lind
Tt.n:-oa'y r res By ma. ds:!rerod to .u..e,,.,.
In NV Totk ~. brooklyn. Eoxis sops., az a.n..
A4dras sosEFH II. RICHARDS, polaAsr,
70. s. nessman,..~ sswYv,1
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS
se13a&d.H
, 1859-09-17
Rrea8& Gribt1tt.el'; 4 J;
4 COSTLY LESSON.

.Aftcr cyerv rrra, f,,o ,,o,o ,s ,,a,a,,1 ram.
raa;ut TINT 1hA .r,;,,,,,ros of Tho ritz in rcla-
tin to ru,,,-d .,o f.,v II t,;1d;ncs mn 50 1ai
aaHasmperfect; and II alwnvs happens Tint the
mcmaty Of any conttnc7ation is not week old
bcsoro architects and ozuc,s 60 ..n,load and
bnY1d ii bc,sare IN the tow.and.tinder plan: Tho
newsnapcrs and all men Of sense complain Of
th.aaoliactural ba.parism and notorious in
socurity Of oyc,haurlur wooden corn;ces On
STRUCTURES shat are exposed to the flanes, but
it1nfortuantciy 10 uttcu happen. tl,st when
capieaists lay ou1t their means in :tenen,suts Of
any sort, tley consult economy and a vicious
taste rather thaa security and beauty. The
result is seen in eyery fire that VIC chronicle;
but it has rarely been more anparcnt' f1,an in
tho ecopaac7a,;on Of Thursday evening: Wood
en- oornices on tho cloreland House, On the
Audubon House bostened a;nd spread the de-
struca;on in which hundreds Of thousands of
do]lar. p,ortlb;s sor ntopcftv were cnycloped The
s1t-Jrs i. a.. x,>,-,,;,,, IF 4h,+ 5or -o,-
, 1859-09-17

The Free Press In the Slave States.
leron the Albany Evening Journal


No phase Of the growth Of Repnblicanisna i,
more significant than the establishment OF
newspapers advocating Free principles in the
Stare States 4 few years since my such A.
tempt to exercise the right of free speech va.
sure to be met With rioleDcr Even now it i,
only conceded in a few localities snd these oulT
alter struggle. Nevertheless the number md
influence Of these Journal. is steadily increas.
Ing and they are gradually paving the way for
that rcroiution Of public sentiment which must
sooner OF later come in the South as it has in
the North There are now ten Republican
journals printed In the Stare States lin Eng'ish)
besides eight more in the German lauguage;
making eighteen III al, as follows:
'Ihs Hs,ei1ss, r1ss trnsss e.. Jo.ps:
f. f. Msst,a r.ss XMtssp2 M Ksstssky-
3Tha v W+ltshurt Herald. We ks1IyE
The C+1edo t1escrat. sfeto
4Rs k.1ieSal kstsSal D. c.
The Advertiser. .....-........, Milford DeaFssr
Er1XAE.
EDes uzeIeer des Teaeas. N. Louis X!xnn.I.
tnle Westliche Pest. :. 49,.
}Das Hermann Wechtnblatt.. Hermann
tDer ct GhartH Demoe.st, ~. ST CbaIts.
lite Derte b LettunE .-.:...St j-rsh =
Die Missouri 1'oss ......... Kansas CITY. -:---
PR do.;sSe Anxt1srs.- Louisville Kentucky.
1'er Aattisaose F." eessF .BA1inoEr AanJl.@d.
, 1859-09-17

RANK SAFE-One large Burglar
~ ~ I'd Fir Proof Sat, for zA's hy COIL. "a D12a
, 1859-09-17
Mlllelterp.

M S. II E c 4 L E.,
10. 6S--Lakc Street.-The. 68
NEW TRIMMING STOEE Ind YET cOons.
censl.tins Of Ladra' Dre4. and Cloak Tmtnrx sb,-,
Borders corseta md assortment Of Tafea Good,
"eass o1ef 1t the lowest prices the best sytes Of k.
Ihs View Woven Skirt would call attention 10 II betnr
superior to al others. II. 8. uECkrr
ss1ta4Him M s.r.t...-..
, 1859-09-17

NA1lTH'S OHIO WHISKY-2oo
~ oa'1als fos sale1 CoRL4 FAnrAH / CO. ::
, 1859-09-17

W. os hE ELM
wholesale Book seller, aud I'm sporting
stasIoncr,
us LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. IA
,r mond @ ssps i'v cal .tc tetoa Ut Booksee 10 t,
Books and Stationery.
s Ill u " "a ssass ss. VT
p11;es r. II ransy iSs Swt..tasry w.tt,y @1' -
ssptt.; aa s,s y y sa a2nx a.x hsS.:
oaaSsa w. VS. 1 ~, n. Il the aae tie Esstxrn
by u OF other h.usss: >'"4A ''e'e&olos' otssreA
pavlas n 1ahsmatieal as:ies:
Acaufeys Be'ders, New and Old sersss:
R.ys A1ithn1aics;
hitchslls sehoul 94csras HES:
Aoats1th and II :Ka,ly's Gag .peis:
P4y1oa, paatoa anl scsibnsr,1 Psnmsn,hip:
Wa1rena ssri.s Of Biographies;
Green's Grsmmazs;
Gfeenleafs se1ies of N,shsmstiee.
And III tic ssho7l rosa sel by tho sauo~,ax bau,..
W. B. smi h 4 c., ciacin ii;
H. cowps' rhwait d Co., Pbiladelph,,:
L. g. Barns I Co, New York;
H1per l. Bro, How Yo,t;
D Applaton l. Ca, New Yc.k;
1E1'en d fhinnoy, New Yut;
B. 5. D viz ca. Batpn.
Philip s,mpsan 4 ca Batou.
M,son L Brotha., aew 9erk,
NE hsre resatly a4Ided largo stock Of
Wall S Curtain PAPERS
70 our aaio'ttaens, ami vz ha,s now IN our ,.c,,
10000 Rolls
Ellis: ' SS" -'seaa. tes nc felio~nE paFtr
, 1859-09-17

30 T 0 n S CHILLINGTOE'S
- 0ess lfoo-s4uare, Fl1t aad Round, veil assorted.
eeVen Cases NaYlor 4 Co.'s Best Cast
Steel, Assorted.
-Four cas-s haiciaen. third c4ses ave-eIshta Inch.
47o Casks English Paints, Assorted
fas ale to ense cousIznm-nt. Apply II.
,ro.,,u-. THOMAS =. DICKINSON
e1' aeheT1c. Il atasa ar, Bur.h. Inn building
- st1.l4la IK
, 1859-09-17

-APERlAL WHISKY = 50 barrels
A'1aas otl.hI7ted brand for sale hv
, 1859-09-17

4o"e-oses "1en u.s. ana ~otk, and dWeu with.
|. i: cARrElirs' s isir:11icriioS lxArEa: y +
This, too, is2~estetn Invention, brought ont
and tested IN two hsrvests BY Ar: Curtis Of this
.city. II opeFsseson: an:inproved cam princi-
pie. The pilmaa is suspended in \ kind of stir
rup, which operates to diminish The friction.
We notice some alterations in .the frame. A
new wrinkle in the way OF m accommodating
finger guard. 4 reel that is reel, aiser the old
Nantucket sailor style Of making iroFy reels fm
domestic use Mr. G. appeass 70 have hit upon
m excellent application Of tho cam principle,
End shows real genius in his Inventions and
IMPROVEMENTS -
!: r. xASx1's xowER,-: RxapxE, HEADER and
.:.'-. BINDER. .--
When the wise man gave his people to under
stand that their day had seen all the new things
under the sun tha. wcrc or should Be brought
forth. we question if inspiration took him seross
the great winters, md give him a peep into the
Workshop where J. P. Nanny Of Rockford con-
:ceived and e1ecuted the design of machine:
which rcaps, rakea and binds The golden har-:
rests faster than many of SOLOMON S men SER
vnnts and maidens could do. Surely Of the
making hf many machines there is no end, MIR
will be. until invention has pushed it's flights
much farther than eEer jet attained. We ohser,e !.
that this old patent, appears now to have
many friends among the good judging :agricuE-
turists- When his reputation seemed well ess-
tablishca Is an inventor, practical mechanic and
successful business uon, then he offers rs ns,s
lila 1nehfv y, -
, 1859-09-17

According to Soma stAtistieiaas our wheat
cop this yesE amounts 10 :soo, ,ooo 900 bushels,
Allowing Is bushals % tbs averszs yield per.
acre we have "a afeA culdvated 10 wheat of l2;E.
, 1859-09-17
Apple Crop OF Western New York.
hs I

he UtNtc b IFfunE -.,.....St J;:se4.h
Die Ai:ssu! Ioss ......... KANSAS Ctr. =. .:--
! 1,et IoussS1'a AnxASet. Louisville Kentucky
uer 1attttaose " ecker. BAtineFc Aa1Jl3sd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
A j. BLKEcHEk, Anesioz-er-
<O MAGNIFICENT LOTS and GORES

A. J. BLKEcHEk Anesiorrer- zox.
40 MAGNIFICENT LOTS and GORES on
~ 4sTEAy ilSTH ana lIsTH-STs, WITHOUT Re
sTFvYNA i biTTCKER. SON Co viii ssl Al a.stisa
on TUESDAY Des 30 .. IL O'Clock, - tns hese-nts NJ
ohanre.
or lsTH-sz-i hne gore y. s. 10 feet eat rom sisav 49,
ils, .Sp srs -r-it gore 0ts ss0HssnssrS Ii
fee; sth-Gv 81,
on is-nsT-s lots sosh ode go tset east q sth-s'
on IlerH-sr tuSjoInnr absvel Il tne sefe lets,
on ieTHsT-lo ina lots nSA A@Si Hs~ ~ ~ -
H. sso,e p-op-rsy .aoins bsastfs Irsrsas q iAe
Mod F,t..s K naxni6eeEi gd>c spst VI hDe sos Anz
scod Usds-
Title perfect and sale absolute ,,,
g pei cent can eSsa and nOrtsss Sssirs@
Maps ke-, ~ Me- Pise-s l1~S1
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
ENGLTsH PARLOR OPERATIC
y ENTERTAINMENT, HOPE CHAPEL, sT0adway.


LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
the extraordinary success Of
ihese elegant UNIQUE aud PLEASING entertainments other
render necessary that they NJ 81
CLOSE Ia this city Friday Dec 90 PeroI nssces every
night until theD except Saturdays A GRAND MATINEE
vii be given the yteehno Institute, BROOKLYN on sat
vrday negt, q IA iust. Al O'Clock p. NJ.
SENIOR OBtFEiRA
Nion hes been reenRaged for two weeks longer
will performance execute variety Of musical com
positions witnessed since the days Of Pgnln
MONDAY, Dec. IS, at71 O'cock-"THE SONNAMBU DiSfi
Or, TREKE's A SILVER LfNIyG TO EyKRY CLOUD =
BETTER LAFE THAN NEVER" SIMON THE
CELLAKERf-" SWEET dOME."
TUESDAY" LOVE is BLIkD"-" NE'ER TOO LATE
10 MhND"-" Henry Russeps DREAM OF THE
WEDNESDAY -"NOTHINO VENTURE NOTHING
HAVE"-"DIAMOND CUT TDIAMOND"-"slhONT THE
CELLARERn
THURSDAY NFVER DESPAIR" -"BErTR LATE
THAN NEVER" sIMON THE CELEARER'-and
FRlDAY-"KEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCES" Cast
time this SEASON. :. DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND -
"slhaJN THE CELLAkER" 49,
SATURDAY On Brooklyn, at O'Clock p M LOVE IS
BLIkDr-SenOr OLlVElRA--" NEER TOO LATE TO
MEkD"-"STAR SPANGLED BANNER"
sofas and places be secured number nights 10 sd
vance, from to p also at sibels No IL Wast
Hal Sons No. SO Broadway also, the Fithaysnae aud
other principal hotels.
Seats (uUmbered), SOC other seats, 25c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
DUDLEY 5. GREGORY, lTn,t,ss
J.C. BANCROFT DAVIS, )
Dec. u, 1889
DROPOSALS for Loan of the City OF Phladel

PROPOSALS for Loan OF the Cliy OF fhhaael-
p6i. authorized by ordinance approved Dec 10. A. D.
gg PIoposa 70 be ndoIsed Proposals Tor City Loan WI
be received the Mayors Oee In the City OF Philadelphia
until Saturday Dec H. A d. 1882 y O'clock for oanng
40 tbe Civ Of PbiadephiA hundred thousand dollars te
which Certificates Loan Of 100 AID upward VIII be issued
bearing fiI per cent anuH iee rom sIloh
and rede thirty from date Proposals. VIII De re-
ceived for sny sum, but not in fractions Of : lOh
hs Proposals will opened the 24h day o Dee 1893 oy
the NAyor of the city n the presence Of the City reasure
and the Committee jf Finance The highest otter WI De So
cepd the city reserving the right 10 accept decline the
whole OF any part thereof Payment will be required on the
Si.' ~. 20 uS' ~ ~ II Iaeg ALEXANDER HENRY,
u"J W ' - Mayor Of fPhadelphis
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19
THoxls J. NrILsr, AHstioseer.

THoxAs J. NrLLSB, AHsio1eer.
DERFMPTORY SALE Of Private Gallery
Il q Original MOa.n PAINTINGS, STUDIES .. .ns
sKETCHEs composing The entire eolestlon oi 1hS
Si-,iusvi,h,d s,;ist Ar T. p ROSsITER The ss.sogss
WI embrace q s yGrtssRsTgp yGrs lsrs FIXTURES
WHICH OBTAINED TIRE GOLD MEDAL OF HUNK
e Ere.i international Exhibition At Pi' ia oa-fse
Cor OF hs movss into the country tAA& hs
ane may be wholly devoted to large Ass0foA-9fN-
THOMAS MILLER viii .eH at sactson, OF TUESDAY
EYENING December 1859 At the Academy sfDesisn igs-
Broadway entire collection sooye among nes
nv BE- ,nuner.tsd The Vie and Foolish Nhgin Ptlai.
i've LIE ,ud Gorrone and Companions Going 70 the Lae
he three psutirss which received the awd q ths sd %
of honor sf the sreat French EIh5tHon 81 lssa fn.
i4s.on " Arlington and his Family At Asgni ss;n9.
r.. P.,yt~.. Coauty and City PO-tOaoss," lsole
B.la s,r,n. Fond Il Play" Tgio." in.iAn Csa.t
Nouufsip So.nsry Joan u Are IN PsoH togetner rhs
u,.ny .p,.J,s, ,ort, never before offered for sss.
M Picufs. VII b view gsteii0asy urth ns TINE q
sale from snti p n aad On ne 'hes evening" P''
eeing the sale. -, -.n.. - =. a.. -
the aactior<er 40 II P.nest