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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

In the latest of his preachings upon" Pop
ular Proverbs" DR.. HOLLAND closes a
thoughtful and suggestive discourse on SEN
sual pleasure, with the following earnest re-
marks to young men, which deserves to be
thought of:
"Oh if this world could rise out of this
swamp of sensuality, rank with weeds and
dark with deadly vapors-full of vipers,
thick with pitfalls, lurid with deceptive lights
and stand upon the secure heights of virtue
where Gods sun shines, and the winds of
heaven breathe blandly and BEAUTIFULLY, how
would human life become blest and beautiful
The great burden rolled of, how could it
spring forward into grand career of pros.
perity and progress This change for this
country rests almost entirely upon the young
men of the country. 1t lies with them more
than any other classes, to say whether this
country shall descend still lower in its path
to brutality, or to rise higher than the STAN
dard OF its Hottest dreams. The devotees of
sense themselves have greatly lost their pow
er of good comparatively few will change
their course of life. Women will be pure if
men will be true. Young men, this great!
abides with you! If you could see how
beautiful flower grows upon the thorny
stock Of selfdenial, you could give the plant
the honor it deserves. If it seems hard and
homely, despise it not for in it sleep the
beauty of heaven and the breath of angels.
If you do not witness the glory of its bios.
somings during the day oflife, its petals will
open when the night of death comes, and
gladden. your eyes with their marvellous love
illness, and fill your soul with their grateful
nerfnme
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

The character of the political organiza-
tions in the city of Baltimore could be
surmised from the following names of some
of the Clubs without the necessity of such a
practical exhibition of their nature, as was
given in the late election. Here they are
The Blood Tubs, Red Necks, Spartans,
Regulators, Black Snakes, Tigers, Enbolts,
Gladiators, Rip Raps, Little Fellows, Plug
Uglies, and Awl Assassins. A bright
galaxy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

SINGULAR DEATH INcIDENr.-The Wav-
erly Towa) Republican relates the following
strange incident attending the death of
Hon. G.. L. N1rTENGALE, Ex.Mayor Of
Dubuque:
About IL o'clock on Friday night, while
the family and friends of the deceased were
momentarily expecting the vital spark to
take its fight, and while it was excessively
dark and stormy out of doors, startling,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

TUESDAY EVENING. November Is, 1859.
A moderate amount of business is being
transacted, and, though less than that usually
done at this season of the year, there has been
considerable activity in trade during the past
few days. Large quantities OF merchandise are
coming to hand, and stocks of goods of every
description are now full and complete, from
which dealers in the interior, can and are max
ing selections to replenish their stocks for the
winter trade. The season for shipments OF
grain to markets below, having pretty nearly
closed, has had it's effect upon the prices Of
grain, which are not quite so firm. that of Wheat
only having suffered decline, as will be noticed
in our quotations.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

SEVERAL merchandise brokers and men,
bers of the Baltimore Corn Exchange, have
refused to furnish market statements to the
Baltimore Patriot, and number of its
subscribers have stopped their paper, on
account Of the course taken by the Patriot
in the late election contest in that city.
The Patriot is the organ of the Blood Tubs,
Rip Raps, and Awl Assassins.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2-The Postmaster
General has decided to postpone all action
on the bids for carrying the mails from
Portland to New Orleans until Congress
shall indicate its course with regard to ap-
preparations for the department.
Judge Douglas is much better to day,
and his early recovery is now anticipated.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
ate N e w s.
The mail arrived yesterday afternoon in
Burbank's coaches at about 81 o'clock.
Another Harper's Ferry Man.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA man calling
himself Mcdonald was arrested here last
night, by Officer Allen, to whom he had
made such admissions as to lead to the be-
lief that he was one of Browns party who
had escaped from the armory at Harper's
Ferry. He said be was originally from
Boston. Gov. Wise, 10 answer to telegraph
ic messages, directed some persons to be sent
from Harper's Ferry to identity the priso-
ner.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

PORT SARN1A, G. W., Nov. 12.-The
jury in the case of U. S. Marshal Tyler
who shot the captain of vessel be had
seized for smuggling, to-day brought in a
verdict of guilty of murder in the second
degree.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

ACCIDENTAL teamster from st. Antho.
ny, named Frederick Hubbard, while enter
ing the warehouse of Messrs. Temple &
Beaupre, on the top of load of pals, yes
terday morning, was caught by the joist
over the door and severely injured. He was
carried home in the course of the day upon
q mattrass.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

GALENA, Nov. ia fire last night de-
stroyed the dry goods establishment of
Smyth & Holmes, valued at $4,000; in
sured for $4,000 loss on the buildings,
$500, insured.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1913 P. Mt
was reported last night that Senator Doug.
las was recovering from his attack of bilious
fever, but to-day he was dangerously i'll
again.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
The N. Y. Herald VS.. ThurlOw Weed

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Courier in
Inmates that Thurlow Weed, of the Albany
Journal, is about to commence libel suit
against the Herald of this city. The alleged
libel is the articles which have recently ap-
peared in that journal, charging Weed
with completely in the African slave trade.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
MARRIED..

On the 10th instant at the residence of the BRIDES
father, by the Rev. Mr.. Chafee, Mr.. W. H. LANE, Of
Prince Edwards Island, to Miss HErTIE B., second
daughter of Mr.. G. W. Schnabel, formerly of Michigan
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
COMMERCIAL.


PREPARED expressly this Paper and corrected daily By
Beaumont and Gordon, Grocers and Commission Ner-
chants, Third street.
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:O-9Ix llxl COS 0@ 4 90
xl6. A 1895 70
Per ton, about. .S9@l0 90
IRON
Flat Bar-Pennsylvania
all sizes under 41aXl
inch "a IN OS
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A,,ar;naa ~ nd,r WHISKY
~ " . OO6n2 Isl Recifed p gall -. O0q 30
2 3lCp2 sol Monon gahea....S SO O0@2 90
~ e5O(Q2 Isl Old Bourbon. 81 s59l W
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
f,ndrnd.
ALsFsr H. Nroot,Y. Aar,ioDeer.
of STOCKS

AIsESr H. NiCoLsy. Aar;iouecr. =,
DEGCLAR AUCTION SALE OF STOCks
H ard BONDS-ALBFRT II. NIcOLAy viii SCI. THIS
DAY Jurse. at ~ oock p st the Nrrcant. ENrhse
Irving and Bank of u Commonwealth Sosss Anciicsn leo
HAnouy Market, Houe. ssir Washingt North River
ard Jersy Cry Fire los S'cks fFe-tou Coal sHd lVn u
Sasar r. 4 Old Fore Coal Galway MnnE syrscle and o.
X r. y \. Coasodatec Stzgr, An Gano and brpAfn
Atbsnsum stocks Lss. fre. W and 81 Louis X X T. e-gt
Clyrale AID T1s6o Il. a cent y std y Haven X X
D. cent, Lee County ard Town of Fort Madison towa =
cCIt koi -
Securities received in sGdtioa the regular advertised Ia
during every ss- Next rrzlsr sa- THURSDAY, June T.
Regular sucou Sass Il Stock. sud Bods every Nond,y ana
Thisdey day Whenever required az H oes al 'he
M-rcaufs E,chaug. St.css aud Bonds bougn and sh at
private Sa sni the Brokers BoaId Interest allowed de-
Josi,s suc eivdr; De coscfer
large variety Bank sni Inrsrce Stocks; also other Sc
egri.ics, constantly on hand a. pIlysie .sl., -
ALBERT ~ NICOLAY,
Sock suc'cnesr. Broker ard Banker. No. Broad st.
REMOVE n few Gsys 90 the spacious Ocr, No.
SO Wlisus, Wall Notice viii given Of time of
noy6L (0ckl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
TTNHE PERSON wi OF took TWO BANK-BOOKS,
Boaro an0 Rooms.

BOARDING in BROOKLYN, f. d., within five
minute, walk of Peck slip Ferry SCR Gentlemcn with
eood may home comforts at No ls South 4h
at reasonable terms
UNFINISHED ROOMS to LET, with or with
ia out PARTIAL BOARD, at No. 5ii Ludlow-st
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
guies at 1nrti0n

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE will b. sold at auc
N South NorHsR, Coma, al 2p M June IL. Ample
srourd. well s.ekeJ ~h Fruit couuoSio Bsro sud Out
toiJirz. Sac posSive IuquiIe OF L. DElM0rrE. 81 c.
the prruni<s. Is w. RUIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

Ktw.YoRK CONSOLIDATED STAGE COsP,NY,l
Office in Sgtn-s;.. between Broadway aud ltsv.
TI'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
of this Con usny .ud for INSPECTORS for tire
ina Election w be- he'd the Office Of tne Company on
MONDAY June I3, between the hours OF II m. and
The Transfer Books will BE- closed until after Election
Neu.YoIk June /, 1850 JACOB CAMPBELL jr., Tress'r
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
COR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. I'll

IT AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
PANYS and frs,-class s,eArship siLLk, Jn'
A Post, Commander Will leave p-r No. " North assf on
With Unsurpassed sa Throush tchs's %
NevorleaI., sss7 IS; Mobile SIS; aos;som.y Sd Mesoy
eusA so Also principal places n Eonds q iowes. rs.se
t~h: 10 per foot and poponats nsa Insaraocs 'os
VII per cent Apply 70 ,, 49, s.w
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

GJnn FOR richly finished rosewood =
I'D [UO octave PikNO-EORTE grand circular scale,
French action the treble great repeating power
grand diagonal bar. full rich tone, beautiful round corners,
carved modiug futed keys full plate, elegantly lined with
ssrwod aud white holly bes, city Makers two years war
ru,y; two mouths in use will be- boxed for shpPnE &c Ap-
ry q, No Go 6thav, 4oths from tai p M Tor
iour dsys-an object for cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
COR SAVANNAH and dFLORIDA-U. 8. MAIL

IT LiNE.-The iavoriis steamship STAR OF THE SJUTI.
C.n, IT.. Iyon will leave on WEDNESDAY, JVle o. a.
oeoei p m Pier No. n r. Through tcDts given 70
Mon;s Iory, Columbus. Alsnts Albany aud MA9'n bs oi
sAM,L .. uiTCfILL SON. No. - BrosdvsS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA for LIv-

III ERPOOL-Tbe ASIA. T.. q. Lott Conmander, viii sail
from The stream on WEDNESDAY next, sth ms.
stesnboa, will ply between The Compauy whaT a. Jersy
City and h- Asia from 10 % Ilo M convey Passngss
.--t lnzgsso on board
In cGeauence Of the number II persons who oDt In
the sIns srd the rsk sng taeIrifo pas
sensers spe tfny requested to take leave Of taeir friends
on IN. wharf, as tley 10, BE- taken OIL bard
The AFRICA viii sai, on I'D June. .
T. CUNARD NJ 4 Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
BuiIoins Materials.

DOOFING sLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent for
n -. .Ielr,,ed EVERETT QUARRY" Pa
For FLAT" and PITCH" ROOFS
Bss samples sadrss No. 70 bsskuAarst hsw'x0f.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
A N. MANN, Aurssous><.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Trsde-Sai'

~ Rooms, Ne Is fsrstgS
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June a, 5 o'clock
COINS, MEDALS Sc This c. lection embraces hne a"
aud foEr-sr COINS, M-cs and Tokens
including any tbs, A.o.a variety of Numsuaie
Bo.t.. DC. -. -. :. ...,,-.,,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
June 8, 9 and TO- q, o'clock
Tie entire private Library u tbe Rev C. Parker sse
rsor Of tie ssmers Fosring Ch.p the @ oi Pik. Ia
this city This library braces vast coll con 81 Ineoscs
scare Also variety Of Historical. Boxrph. and Pe;ics
worbs books Of Travels Arts Bellies Lees and srners hn
o.speous Lersure Ac gather during many years By the
late Gwner ard includes many important tsks which II IN
cult TO obtain Also sbout 100 OILPAISrlNGs snd En-
CRAVINGS. which viii be sid Friday evening Cstsloeues
d ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

CLEyELssD AID TOLEDO RALsoAD CoNP,Nfsi
OFFtcg, CLEVELAND o., May q, lSS9
yTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
i HOLDERS OF THE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO
RAILROAD, for the ELECTION Of NINE DIRECTORS, ard
the transaction other sppropdse business will b, held at tt
Company. oGee, IN the City Of CeveSnd safe OF Ohio %
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of June, 1852 tho polls TO te
or.ned a. O'Clock The Transfer Books Will be closed OF
WEDNESDAY the Is, day June and remain closed al, aie
~ H. C. LUCE, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

OYYIcE OF THE TRusTsEs OF CsEoIroRs SrocHHoLDEss
or IHE OHro Miss. r. II. Co. tEasem Di'sonh I
NEw.YoRK, May 10, 1859.
CIRCULAR.-SR The Trustees hsmed in the
~ Of the 18th Of December 1885, 10 which your
annexed pursuance Of authority given IN the SIKH
article hereby require the surrender and delivery 70 them pre-
July Of the Shares OF Stock ns
Bonds Coupons ard Ca agreed 10 b. placed IN the Trust IL
conformity With the stipulation In said Agreement
The TII,r,s will receive the Stock, Bonds
Coupps evidences Claims 70 be surrendered Gu aud at
the FIRST DAY OF IL Ne NEAT az their oce NO % " al
New York between the hour of III and M ana 70
20 the parties entitled thereto thu cash 10 be pi Tor
.cton Bonds To deliver the Secoud Bondhoders Con-
ncon Bonds for such Second Moage Bonds as are 70 De ex
cbsused Trust Certificates 10 Oil parties Tor such
they shall seyers be entitled 70 under the asenent
For Of Stockholders their Certificates o Stoc
Railroad Company Cincinnati transferred by the power oi
attorney attached thereto the stee snd receiving sd'
Trust Certificates for cent OF the amount
will transmitted the said Secretary for delivery 70
the respective parties Stockholders who become entitled
10 an additional Certificate Of cent conditions named
IN seventh article. will be furnished with such Cehcses
immediately on the performance OF such conditions.
EDWIN BARTLETT. Chairman OF Trustees
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
Wfean Steamers, ST.

DASSPORTS.-VISIT to EUROPE who
dese 20 avoid delay and trouble, EXPENSE when travel
ing on the Continent, Ton .her arrival in Engand have
their passports duly yised for any Kingdom State ,hy may
desire 20 visit, upon application TO Mr. w j. ADAMs pub
Usher Il BRADsBAWS BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL
GUIDES No. SO Eee,., London, l.. C., thus saving he
trouble annoyance Il pesonsl andance a. the various
ConSus he viii undertake % have theif
passports arranged and forwarded resle. Fee for obtaining
each wise, - ..
ONE SHILLING.
The signature e The American Minister IL London
obained 20 United States passports -
Tbe a,es. edition. 4 BRADSHAW'5 and MURRAY'3 CON
TINENTAL HANDBOOkS, and every descnpsUn of station
ery and travelling requisites useful for travellers.
Expeheneed Courers engaged application by letter
oth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

A. J BIEEcLrR, Auc'ioneer.
DEREMPTORI SALE-1th ay. and 51th-st-
i BLEECKER, son i Co. will sell TO-DAY June
4, q, y ocl. 9, the M=fs Exch.:
on 57TH-ST-l lot =. SIS 2. West Cav. 2jylO0 4.
on 7TH-Ay N. W. COR 5TTH-Sr.-l small gore. SH22
ard I'll
on 7THAV large west side - south from 5'th
. and l3.5xle0 and lol feet. N6Ul
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

VTO KNICKERBOCKEKS SAYINGS INSTIIU-
Il TlON DEPOSlTORS.-The United States Trust Company
OF Receiver the knickrrbock Savings Institution
having all the remaining Of SAID Institution into
cash hereby give no,ce that third and final dividend of
and 2 per ascertsued claims against said Saw
ines Institution viii paid BY the Receiver, No Is al
between the houis of 10 ui. and ?. M.
All derostors who have proved their can since the last div
dend declared will b. entitled receive the amount Of pre-
yious dividends a, the tmr.-Dated April lS 1859.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President
JSHy A. STEWART. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioueer.

ApRIlN II. MrLLFR. Aucti0nerr.
20 LOTS at YONkERS.-On THU
June 10 o'clock s; thr Getty yHoass Youke' Posi-
tive choice and yslsbe LOTS IL the beautiful
and fouri-hng vsse Yonkers Wsscheer County the
banks the Hudson River within shoEt distance Of the rs
road depot and steamboat landing us;ed Of the pnci
pal the village. and in the midst Of rapid improve
ments For Map &C. apply 10 AUCTIONEER No 81 Ns.st
Trains leave fouke daily 10 and II O'Clock l27ol
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
RIVER RAILROAD.-From NJ

ri IssS TRAINS win lesgs Chsmbeps s'stioa =
eoIIovs Expr..s Trains aud II IN, and M fof hs
son T:i5 N for Sing Sing 10 a M, and and W. ~
SI5 n n for P.eksk $50 ?. The Hndson Pousbssss
Pe~Lssl Sing Sing and TAnytosn Trsins s9p e ms. -
- s-a,ins Psssergr taken Chamber Cansl ChncP1
and sr.. Trains for HewYors leave Troy u fS ana
u and 3:45 p. and Albany sbout ID nis,,ss rts 49,
sundays, at .. N. n y. e'hA1A, -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JsSsl -

~ ror Eusli.h Nesaborhood Fort t. Essessi - Kysss
srhg,x Clo.t.r Tsppsn, PienncJt, Hsekssssek -
T.ips viii nun % %iow. lsunS sys exeep,>a: gsph
Leave Esw.York from foot CouitlA adist lJsssy W
q, $50 a M and $50 and $40 o. Ia.
Leave Pismont a, and 'lf5 NJ, and $50 ,.da n
Stages connect with te Trains ., hsssens r.
Hseksnssck srd ~ mont foI N}.et tCTrR ceersses
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
Bteamboats and Railroads.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Stsauer
~ mETAMORA from foot Of Jays every Tuesday. Taunr
dsy and Saturday, at a. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
NEW ROUTE for NEWPORT, yis N; y: =

NEW ROUTE for NEWPUKI, FIs ~, -.
NNHN H. aud ~ L. and v. L. and S,oninston naassf ~,
-On and ai.sr MONDAY, June g. PASSENGER. ter ~ ~
via Shore Line viii says BY h s. NJ ESpre.' (rss-
vieb r. L. snS arrive Sevyor, 81 p m EsHI ~ -
N.wpor, a, 3 =. M. and p IA, arriving IL Ne"'i"'s
ll:lOp m. L,..A l ...h >x.-
JAMES H. HONT, SJpennvis--
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

Indemnity against loss By hre"
CAFEG UA RID INSURANCE COMPANY,
- Office No. "A Nsssaust, corner OF Cedar New-fork.
CAPITAI-Paid up and securely invested d'..'.sSs" ~ ~
SURPLUS ], 1879
This Company continues insure property Of every description
In Town or Couut, including Leases Public Budnzs Dwell
, Stores Warehouses Factories and WofkshOps and con.
-nt Merchandise Vessels port, &c ssans loss or damage BY
6r~ a. tls reduced
Losses promptly adjusted and paid. - -
JACOB n. KELLER, Pres ALBERT WELLES, " Pres
Henry r. FooTs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK 8. WINSTON, LUClUS ROBINSON,
JOHN V. L. PRUYN, w. sWlTH BKOWN,
WiiTIAM MOORE RICHARD PATRICK.
JOSEPH BLUNT WILLIAM II POpnAni
p0RERT n MCiTRDY LYCURGUS KDGERTON,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON EZRA WHEELEk
I0iiN "a SWIFT CEPHAS h. NORTON
WIiJIaM I BITNKER HAMLIN BLAKE,
WiIIIAM BFTrS SAMUEL d. BABCOCK,
iOIiN p YELVERTON MILLARD FILLMORE,
JOHN WADSWORTH, DAVID HOADLE1l
ALFRED EDWARDS, HENRY A SMYTHE,
NATIIANiEL HAYDEN, WILLIAM v. BRADY,
JOHN NJ GTUART w. X. DODGE
r}FORGE n CLARK, GEORGE 8. COE,
gAMIFI, y SPROUTS, WIN X. STRONG
SAMUEL n. CORNELL, ALEX. w: BRADFORD,
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, President
gecre.ary ISAAC ABBArI. Actury, SHEPPARD HoAAss.
Medical Examiner MSrURS Posr. NJ. ID.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
IN Boston. Capital and accumulated Premiums e's Ss r.
Paving dividend per oil the insured Psmpa
lets Reports, &c. furnished gratis JOHN HOPPER
Agent and Attorney for the Co, No 40 Broadway T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
Gnmmer Retreats.

DOARD.-A few Adults can find very pleasant
Summer ouer,ers In private family ct TarIyown; loca
t;op yery convenient desirable Address at the Bekmau
II. Hotel, .. d. hofr r"i,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

E'OR W-IlAVEN-By steamers ELM ClTf
l. and TRAVELLER from P,cksip at p IN and II pm,
arriving in time Tor the morning Trains.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

GUNNER BOARD.-Three Ladies two of them

- elderly reTsonsl could seoommoda.e small, TcsPrcabIe
family with good BOARD during the Summer They rsids
healthy pleasant village In New Jersey three miles from the
shore thirty miles from this city with which there
daily communication BY steamboat. For further particulars
auire of r. s., Box No s. S2S4 N Y. Post -Offce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
GUNNER BOARDING At stSARATOGA.-Fami.

~ lies desng Private Board may tnd ssPeror sccommods
tons spacious cool and quiet ample and shaded play
grounds reasonable minutes walk from Congress
sprne BY applying immediately TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE,
6sra,ogs Sprnss Ntw.York
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

Il SHIP NETWORK, a. ,. Won S.nten. ComussadeS e>n-
rynS the l.. : Nsi ~il sail positively
SATURDAY, June H. 81 u m,
BREMEN VI, SOUTHAMPTON,
taking pAssrrgvr tnt
LONDON HAyRf. SOUTHAMPTON sni BRfMEN
the follow ng rates;
rirs, Cabin, 800. Srcoad Cabin SEQ Serrsgc, 80 FW
''s's"' VI GFIPckE KEUTGEN & RErcHRLr.
No "a Brosd~sy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-08
0CENE-BN0LAND.
SYNOPSIS OF INCIDENTS, 40.
ACT ONE

NR WI APPL1BY0 HANST0N.
Scarcity Of news and asuvplus Of Hs-Tidns. from Ae.
rca-The absent eon-Maffmonal proecta-A cloud b ~
family horzon-Dsnie turning up"-A troublesome VITA
chance for the exercise Of paenceAn heies In prospective
and viser from Americs-Who 10 whoa bombshen h
breakfast room-A Yankee gal among the Brtshers-Homa
remebrancea and great OF endurAncoA description
for BarnumYankee modosty and English
perpexed-0erald At h0me-A sudden outbreak and agn9
Misunderstanding acquAintances-Amer hospialv
Loaf sAtche-A hopeless search-A sudden e!evs
STARTLING EFFECT-END OF ACT.
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DALTIMORE, WASHINGTON

u BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE wEsT.-rHE
- steamers q the New York and Baltimore seamshp Line
pier IL North river daily making the passage 10 forty
hours Freight 70 Baltimore cents per foot; Washington
10 cents foot and .proporionae For through raes
10 the West covering insurance rsk apply At the Baltimore
eud Washington Railroad Company's Office 30 Broadway
Apply TO H. Il. CROMWELL a co SO " est street.
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ACT THIRD.
End Of
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
WooDs MINSTREL. BUILDING,

WOODS MINSTRE. BUILDING,
LAST WEEK OF NEW YEAR CALLS
WOODS MNSTREIS,
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CITY,
appear every evening In their popular acts Of
NEGRO MfNSTREISY.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Messrs @. H. Fox, II. Warden Charles White j. n. Bad
WORTH and the entire of this
TALENTED COMPANY.
Mr. D. 8. WAMBOLD will sing three ballads eveniug
To conclude with s. Beeker celebrated original local bur
letta written expressly for this establishment, entitled
NEW YEAR CALLS.
Doors open at 6x; 20 commence at
Tickets Is cents; children under ten years, Is cents
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sIIIPPING.

EoR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMoND-THE
Il United states mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Lewis
Parrish, will leave Saturday, Feb H. at o'clock p n,
next afternoon snda City Point the following morning Pay:
line. Those for Richmond win arrive there Monday
Ing Travellers will find THE the cheapest peassntes and
most expeditions Passage and fare with state ROOM 70
Norfolk 81 70 Petersburg and Richmond, So Apply LUD
Lam HElNkKEN ~ Broadway.
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Asst WEEK BUT ONE
Ia OF BANVARD'S DESTRUCr ION OF JpRUaAIEn
and PANORAMA OF THR Holy LAND, at Banyard's
Hall $50 Broadway every evening" at ~ O'Clock and every
Is cents children II cents