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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

NAVAL sroRxs-Thc market was steady, with sales Of
600 bbla common 10 arrive, nj 81 TO- and 500 bbls
sirits turpentine 70 arrive and on the spe at
b2Kc.
The WhaIenaus Shipping List gives the following review
OF the New Bedford market for the week ending May
SnermLFhe market remains firm, and the sales include
IAlO bbgl $50 bbls in parcels at 81 49, 70 bbs at
price not TRANSFERRED 60 bbs fair NJ 81 49, 60 do &c.
and 90 do inferior at 81 20 per gallon Whale Is in fair
demand without any Improvement In price, The
ton for the week includes sales Of 900 bbl at 47c 800
do at $780, 800 do at 4c, and 800 do black at 45c per
gallon.
RovIsIoNs-PoIkOwng 10 the favorable character of
the Persa's news, the market more animated, and
closed with more frmness. The sales embraced about
1900 bbls, including mess at SIG rs SIT; thin
mess at SIG rs SIC 3d. prime mess ut $l6 90 ST. and
prime at $l3 40 $l3 &c. Beef was again frmer and
more active, and free sales reported including
country prime at Sc 81 81; mess do. at IS a So re-
packed mess at $40 $l3, and extra at $l3 SO $40.
Bacon and cut meats unchanged Lard was higher
14c. There change OF moment to notice In the
movements Of butter and cheese.
RcE-The sales embraced about 400 casks, closing
firm at SIC. o 41ac.
SuGARs.--The market quiet, but quite steady The
storm of rain wind tended TO check sales which
confined to about 100 200 hhds., chiefly Cuba, at
changed prices.
TAIIow Messrs Knight Son in their circular of TO-
day remark folows:-Since last circular the
and note eaes OF 200 900 lbs. Buchers Association ~
l0c Sales Of other brands amount in all TO 900 lbs.
at l0]Sc., and the stock hand is light. The market
closes firm at 10Hc.
WnsKEy-The market was firm, with free sales, re-
ported 1000 bbls.) at 2S nc. ACC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

man. and Clara, Crowen Boston; Invincble, Hodgdon Be-
Beverly; Austin May, Raugus
PORTLAND. Nay Carr brig MaDssnilla, Dunning NAtau
schr Mary Ellen, Snow, 1angier Sid wind NE, bark
PORTSMOUTH May Arr schrs James Freeman. Free
man. TaDser; p. Talpsy Philadelphia Neptune, Nuer,
PROVIDENCE, May lo-Arr steamer osprsy Kenrey. N
York scbrs John Crouch Uenderson Eva, Smith and "a
rsh Louisa Cruise Philadelphia Kate skidmore Port even
Sid schrs Frcaihey Phladelohia Tor Css
Carlton, 81 ailer do; sloop Antecedent NYork. -
AlCBMOND, May 9-Arr steamship jamestown. Parrish,
York Sid bark Virginia. Lowry Rio Janero; schr Galego
Smith, kYork.
FAN FRANCIsCO, April l3-Ar ship Horsburg, Cakes
Port Townsend; bark Perkins, Richie Humboldt lih
steamship Brother Jonathan Staples Vctora brig Angenee
Stndey Puget sound Sid litb shps Eliza Ella Lnut Val
parsso; Herald OF the Morning Baker Csao, l4h Evfra
Andrews do Prma Donna, Pray New York; bark Nora
Reilly Iquique CID l4th, shos KingGsher Harlow, Hong
Kong; Imperial, SAMPSON Cala1.
SALEM, May Carr brigs America Robbins Pbilsdelphia
Phlsdephis Globe Flowers for Bangor Evergreen Crit
nm Delaware City, Protection Cole jersey City, i0h Noun
tain Eagle, Pray Portland for Remedies
sTokiNGrOs May l0--Ar brig Mary Pierce Smith
HzAbethport for Boston, schrs F Taft Bunker do for do
"hanors Hodgdon Port Even for Bangor Charles. Cole
man woodbridge, NJ for Taunton soop Gen Kossuth Had
den, NYork for NBedford.
TAUNTON, May l0-sh schr jonas Chew, Bngbee, New
York.
WILMINGTON, NC, May 8-Arr bayk Nathan Hnckley
gnew Rio Jsnero; brig Abby Jones Dszey Gloucester Cid
9th brig Princeton Fordham, Cuba; schrs Dixon, Ward
ana 4 Williams Cunts NYork
WASHINGTON, NC, April 29Arr schr e Parmelee Gas.
kill wlndies
wIsOAssEr. May 5--Arr brig W G Clark Wal, NYork
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Fort Of Ms

CLEARED.
Steamship Star Of the South Lyon savannas-s a'chin
steamship Roanoke. Skinner, Norfolk, &oLadia- Helm
ship Star Of the West Young, Iiverpool-s Thompsoa's
Bark Jublaum (Brem) Kimme, observation-disclosures
BARK Charlotte. schnbbe Mansania- Maitland Phelps
Co.
Bark Itsska Brown, Eizsbehport
Brig H3niip Hatch Rio Jsneir @ freeman Co. ~
s ss ss Co. TO-
schr Mary Emma H9lse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4 Prince
seSf Mn SsAsSs' ' Young ch.ssssass CIV Hand.
schr Tempeton Hodgdon, Eastport-Jed Frye
sehr Wolcott Parker, boston--Day ton sprsgue.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Persia 1rl Judkins Liverpool. April 30 with
steamship e.ssds from Boston for Lyergo2i "a AM lat
So 70 m dave lis % % sly q lon nss
ship Indian from Portland Tor Liysrpoo zh AM la, 80
sah passed ship Monmouth steering East. rhe arrived
Steamship kangaroo DR. jeffrey Liverpool April a. with
mdse and 12 passengers; to @ Dale.
sengers. 70 Cromwell Co. The detained OF the
Bars Saint Rn;, Rysslau Shields and 81 days from Ply
mouth n with coal &c % barclay L.iugston I'd heavy
calp,s
schr Henry Jones. wsrdel Alexandria for Boston.
sehr paStacket, sors, Eockland 4days
scsr scar Hawisy Racket Providence, days
ssS sroh ans sw Hale d p9 a for
Steamer Osprsy. Kenney. Providence.
The shiP Dreadnoush from Liverpool arrived las. night
dead cams had cold weather the southern edge of the
Banks atmosphere 80 and water 81 57 second
cabin and stesrage passengers AL we'll April 49, s 40 e.
erpool 2ls lat 46 o. lon % H. sign Allied clipper sho
ing Boston signals and private signal blue and red dagons
With white ball 10 the centre oath Int i3 H. lon 40 s5
shu kphA from New Orleans for Liverpool 25tb lat
e. Is nf . S9s Of a. hs
ship Mary Hammond Drummond (or Coson) from
for New Yorf 81 DAYS had had heavy weather.
buIwarks &c May lat Al 49, lon G2 So spoke bark Rival
from Ardrossan for New York.
BELOW
Shin Valencia, Jack. from Liverpool.
Ship Mills sturRes from Falmouth Al days, with
OF the OF Br bark Ursula board.
Ship Oromocto Br Webster from Leithby pilot boad l.
win Forrest, No IA
Ship Oliver Noses Otis, from Liverpool.
SAILED
Steamships Africa Br Iiverpoo Star Of the South Savan.
nah Roanoke, Richmond DC.
Wind during the day gale from NE, with rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY NAV IL 1856

BEEF CATTLE.
The unpropousness Of the weather exerted but little
influence at the Bulls Head this morning, there having
prevailed good demand from the early hours until the
close OF the day. The demand than usually
tive Monday and Tuesday, and the sales, to fair
ent at full prices We have rarely the offerings Of
good average quality they today and it is
very seldom that prices range high The general sell
ing prices were from lie TO 12c, and there
sional GALES Of extra cattle ut 1916 12Hc. There
but moderate attendance, in consequence Of the large
sales Of Monday and Tuesday but prices were very firm
Notwithstanding. We understood that there
cattle yarded which would not be offered until next week
but some Of them were offered today, the high prices
proving too great temptation 10 10 permit them
to keep their cattle over for uncertain Market
though with good prospect Of obtaining advanced rates
The total number sale at the Washington yard for the
week, was 1858 head; and at all the yards, 1891
head, against 26l0 head last week. The sales
at Bergen Hill on Monday were head, and
prices but did not vary from our range below. At
about the those ut the Washington yard.
At Chamberlns there were offered but thirty five head,
all of which dis Of ut prices within the range
Of 105ac. l2c. per pound The demand moderately
active and there not sufficient sale satisfy
existing wants Of the trade. OBrien also offered but
lower yards compelled to repair the Forty fourth
street yard order to procure supply for the ensuing
week. Prices about the at the other yards.
Sales at Bergen Hill, Monday 2l4 head. The total
ceips at all the yards for the week and last week
rs follows
Woel,o,o Yard Rroy,,;oo,s (bomJey1;p,s n, Pr;e,,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Foreign and Domestic uaiis.
Fnu or CLOSING AT fHB NEW YORK OFFICE
0oxxsyIo North-Abany, Buffalo ana Canada .SA r. A.
North And West way mail. ,......... " A. y:
Western mail, Via Erie RR.tk An. and A6 2. y
ms,s Observation-Disclosures A. NJ and az NJ.
HasSarn mail. BY railroad 81 A. n. and2 r NJ
!" I" by steamboat. Pm
suHrI. cAus. Or Eundsy sn malls cOse al this
office at ~ n
oAtuoexIA. BY steamship Illinois on Friday,
NAY ~. Ne
The Overland Mail for California leaves a. Louie
eveyy Monday and Thursday, At - N. letters
designed Tor h should be maykes "0verisbd, via
st LCulrn
IAHB Crr The Overird Man frla Juseph MOI 10 Salt
Lake city, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday Of
8A. d.. Letters should he nsrksd Overland
via st. Joseph"
Co. P.cTio BY steamship Illinoic, Fnlny,
aivASA.,-.By steamship Cahawbs hu-sda,,
.Ny .............................. 4 N.
Erxioc New Orleans by s,ean,sbp
the lit snd 18TH Of each mooth dsksrs mould
be placed Ia the Once at New York six days pre.
vious 10 the above ds.eJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-The market was quiet, and sales limited at
prices.
BREADsruFFs. -Flour-The market was again excited,
I'd speculative feeling noticed yesterday continued
prevail day. and the sales footed up about 80 600
bis closing within the following range Of prices, which
bows further advance for most descriptions Of 10c
per bbls and particular brand Of choice Genessee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

prices .-Nisseuris s3x X; Canton, 1SX 49, Pacific
Nail, So "a; New York Central, cox Nj Erie, TX n;
hudson River, SIX Il; Harlem, IL u; Reading
nh Il; Michigan Central, 4oa u; Michigan Southern,
Sk o; do guaranteed 29X; Panama, l17K 1lS;
Illinois Central So s.; Gaena and Chicago, cox e;
Cleveland and Toledo, FAX o 25; Chicago and Rock
leland, b91 AK.
The following was the business OF the Sub-Treasury
To-day
Total receipts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $y!,Sxo 20
For customs. 90
Total pay ments. SxiIa 90 90
balahce... o,ooo'S"i w
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were
S13 ,025 ,O22, and the balances 81 1857 PIT 80.
The Firemens Fund Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of nine per cent, payable demand one FER
cent Of which will be paid to the Widows and Orphans
Fund Of the New York Fire Department.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday says
The leading railroad agents arrived at the sensible con-
eluson Saturday that was about time 70 cut loose
from the runous policy that has prevailed for several
weeks past in the freight Market and in order to conform
70 this view the they put their heads together and
effect 70 day, on Eastern freight
n.,.. 4A Gas S4 FIssr. An C gs, Flour;
Philadelphia. ......... 80 go IS 70
Boston Ssn 1c, i......." a a 80 80 80 80 80 80
Nothing has been done toward changing the tariff on
westward bound freight refusal to pro rate with the
Atlantic lines al the nominal prices ruling would DO an
other step in the right direction
The Boston Post, its weekly review OF finance and
and trade, Bays
present money is exceedingly dull and abundant at
to per cent TO first class borrowers call or on me
and with the present condition OF home trade seems al
impossible that the market become much more
stringent until other unavorabe elements are added TO
the withdrawal of heavy balances owed abroad and to the
hck Of confidence growing out OF state OF war or OF
fear thereof throughout Europe UNTIL therefore, the fall
large quantities the of crops and until the
trade commences in full force, we think the
money market will experience special change. The
gold exports though likely to be large during the summer
will scarcely Offset the remancee from California and
the large stocks of specie the board, therefore,
may not be materially diminished for months TO come
Sterling bills above the specie mark, but the bulk Of
the mercantile remittances have been made, while the
high rates transactions wherever delay is possible
With the July interest," payments abroad and with dim
nshing cotton exports however, the chances Of decline
In foreign exchange are small.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
~ Railroad coupons due snd beresfer 70 beoone dys
tbe bonds OF tAs COMPANY for the current year vii be
Office Ia the depot
Fourth aad Twenty sevenh street and q. he
sank OF the Republic W. REkEET. Treasurer.
APRu, a. l86a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

GUNNER REsoRT.-THs RIVER HOUSE AT iSsH !.
- styess Cosna nsyile IA for me recep4on IN
epests ponrly opmmuricon with the city By Hudson Hivsr
Ea,rcad or esearhoet Time IS mnues one mnusss Al
from depot Apply 10 X. pihAl.1s ~ brroAs DFS'no's
corner OF Broadway and Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

OFFICE OF TIE FIRgMENs FUND INsUR ANCE COM
" pany Nay TO- 1850 Notice hereby given that the d
rectors Of this company this day declared dividend OF
nine capital stock thereof out Of the net earn
ngs of the company payable demand, cent OF
which being fifteen hundred dollars will according the
terms OF charter be paid the Wito and Orphans Fund
Of the New York Fire Department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
FINANCIAL.

a UGUsT BELMONT, BANKER, Is BEAVER BraEET
- issues Of credit for travellers available In AL part
OK the world through Bessrs Rohschid OF PARIS Lon
don, Frankfort Vienna and their correspondents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

Oils FL AND UPWARDS ON UNION BANK OF
ID London Royal Bank Of Ireland for sale by WEi2
FARGO co, 81 Broadway New York and California ~
prem Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

NEW SPRING GOODS, JUST RECEIVED,
IN VIII be offered on Monday Mays.
Point colar1 at IS Blsch Chanillv points $50
Point eapes at 800. Black Cbsnttiy mantsls SIS.
Applique point sets. So Black lace collars,
Applique point barbes S. Caoes, barbes ani coGures
magnificent assortment selected
Expressly for cur retail sales
MILLER GRANT, 703 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

TOTAL ElnCc Ist J1puoTy (pcndDg reCeipts az B3TRen
H CO. 483 beeves, 1858 cows, ID 1907 veas and 90 06
sheep and lambs.
RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
The following is the report Of live stock brought over
this road, destined for New York; for the week ending
nn,nrn
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The receipts have been light and the demand more &C
tive at slight improve in prices The quality
tnues fair and sales readily effected at our range of
prices elsewhere. Lambs coming in more ireely,
chiefly from New Jersey, ard selling readily at SO to
SIS per head Sheep also selling freely at from 81 TO
SO SO 60 the latter only for the best offerings. Toe
total receipts at oil the yards for the week and last week
were ae follows
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The total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for the
week. last week and since LIST Of january, fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

Nothing has been done toward changing the tariff on
westward bound freight refusal 10 pro rate with the
Atlantic lines at the nominal prices ruling would BIO an
other step in the right direction.
The Boston Post, in its weekly review Of finance and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12

1000 U S 6's 1867. :. 1
5000 Missso'i 6's.b30
5000 do. $50
0000 Illinois int. 80
5000 Virginia 6's. :.
h000 N Y Cen RR rs l
6000 LkErie&W. 2mb
$500 Mich So I'd m bs
30 shsPacM SSCO.s10
, 1859-03-04


4 new psnny papsr called tho Prss hsa bean
started In Oincinnsti BY Henry Rstd. Esq. for
uaerly Of the Cineinnsti Coasmyo1dl Il II
worked on 4 Hoe lightning double cylinder
presa driven By ono Of Erlcason's csloric en-
9inea. 1t has now been in operation something
over week, 20 hist 1 fair opporfuulty has bees
had for testing its fnerlts and sdTantsgea. AZ.
tar giving It tbs lair <risl the editor says its
complete success is established. and be eongras-
utstes his readers thst IN introducing to tho
West this wonderful motor. his expectations arc
more than realized. The A<ts ID printed ut the
rate of three tAousend 5mpTezsSos9s an hoar, And
the paper bears evidence that no better work
cau be done either by band power Or tue old
steam engine. But the most oiuRular fact con-
nected with this remarkable triumph OF gerius
ID that tho expense Of running it u only oas emf
and AaIf an hohr or 86 cents tor "a running
houra This statement egress with one made to
Us BY Mr.. Kitchen, tbs present owner OF tho
pateot, and tho New York Manufacturer, sud
also with Que made by schenectady paper,
which has used it for much longer period. We
believe the same kind Of engine il used in tho
New York Pos& Office. # u longer experiment
shall bear out these expectations in regard to
its capacity lis general adoption to the printing
huAinets and the coat Of running it. avery print
ing ofice in the country would save more than
the coat in uiugla year By throwing aside The
s.eam engine and procuring one Of the eelofac.
in the article OF fuel alone. to say nothing o5
the reduction in the rates OF lnsusance, and III
othet ady2ots8ea.
, 1859-03-04

'No GREAT HAND F0H ASGELs."-Last
Moad -, an old lady entered we'll known
book store. and inquired for "Treatiss Of
Angels" She maze the inquiry OF boy,
aud Was told they "aadn't got no such book
This remark caught the ear Of the principal
salesman and as be always sells something to
everybody 4sho enters the store be stepped
forward and addressed the old lady.
@We're Just out Of the book you're In
search Of, ma'am, but we've got Fox'a Book
OF Iartyers, crammed full OF pictures-Rplen-
did book for present"
tia sakes, do tell ~ exclaimed the cnsto-
ner, examining the book "why here's pic
ter Of chap drinken' pFzeu, and here's lot
of men a saWia' poor feller's head offp'
+That gentleman there ma'am," explained
the salesman, calculating the picture, lis
| taking melted lead san8aree and the other
individual is about to be perforated in the
intestineB with patent manure fork.
guess you'd Gke it better than work On
angels"
guess, than anything else. What mought the
price Of it Iel''
"rweuty shlllings, ma'am, very Cheap
book that"
"Mell, dew it up. Ny darter's just goi
| mATEleQ, AQu 0ffAtt4AlE W A4tAE AcE tlts
eut, S6e wanted sunthin' about angels, but
never waa no great hand for angels, Mt
how"
The lady handed out four parcels, eac1
containing fifty coppera, and completed th'
amount By adding three battered shilling
aid dubious locking titpeuce, the whole 81
| porinS powerfully Of maccaboy snuff.
The sale completed, and the customer gon
| +ha nrinafnal called IN tba boY
! HSopuy," sad he, "see here when you're
asked for a thing which you haven't got, al
waYs show the nearest article like it 20
kaYe. ,...,
Fbe prehin looked 1efectiTe,and was ahou
to ask The resemblance between Lives Of th
Angels" and "Fox's Book Of Martyrs" |" but!h
didn't.
, 1859-03-04

The DiQl. long announced in London as the
daily paper that is to anulhlate the Times, mill,
it Is Stated positively appear With the hrat parlia-
rnentarY proceedings. The DIM will complete
the number Of London daily papera to tEenty-
fourteen morning. and six evening the Sun was
to have eclpsed the Timer, bnt the result vas
total eclipse Of the S4tH.
Ii. Lepsius has just brought out. at Leipslc, IN
magn tieent style, his long exotcted work on the
cbrypoIo1y Of The Egyptian Kings. 1t j. entitled
Ik Linz de. Rois des dneiens EeYplieas THE
Book Of the Kings Of the ancient Egyptians),
and contains among other things. synoptical ta-
bles Of the history Of the Kings Of E2ypt ante:
rior to the lstts des Grets aud all the names Ut
the kings aud princes woich figure IN the hero
clyphlc inscriptions. The prize Of the work is
abtut twelve dollars.
The French journals announce work by n.
Theopbile Ganiier. entitled, "Histolre de Z Art
Dransati7ue En- France, a<pui. Viagt-e'ng ans "
fHistory of Dramatic ART in France for tne last
twenty-five yeara) Three volumes Of it have
NE. Samuel Lucas, we'll known in The literary
world a. the first editor Of the London PFkss.
spd the present literary critic Of tbs 1saes, hss
been appointed Distributor Of Stamps Tor TIT
Tbe stste Library at Berlin has iust pnr'
CHASED, for about 1900, copy Of the first edi
ton Of Shakespeare. published in 1893.
, 1859-03-04

How Cor7ER CANE 70 BE UsED.-At the
tine Columbus discovered America. co1e
had never been known OF used. 1t only grew
in Arabia and Upper Ethiopia. The dt~cor~
err Of iss use a. drink is ascribed TO the su-
perior Of monastery In Arabia. who desirous
Of preventing the monks from aleeping at
their nocturnal services, made them drink
the infusion of coffee, upon the report ol
some shepperds, who Observed that their
aocks we're more lively after browsing On the
fruit OF that plant. IT, reputation rapid15
spread throug b the adjacent countries, and Il
about two hundred years it reached Paris 4
single plant, brought there in 1e14; became
tue parent stock Of all the coffee plantation
in the Weet Indiea The extent of consump
tion can nov hardly be realized. The Uni
| ted States alone annually consume at the COS
| Of its landing from fourteen to fifteen nil
lious Of dollars. You may know the Arabl
or Mocha, The best coffee, BY It's small hea;
aud dark color, The Java and Elst lndl9
the next in quality, is larger bean apd Of
pale yellow color. The West India. Rio ha
blue, greenisb grey tint.
, 1859-03-04
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
THE PRESS AND TkIBUNE's
Great lob Printing Establishment

THE PRESS AND Tk1BUNE's
Great lob Printing Establishment
II tbs rfs md nae essablahmeas Of tho lind In sbe
Wss. It haa rae4 steam Preass md Machinery: nots
Printing Matesisa snd mora slltu Workman thaa ~
o&her Job Printing Hou1e Wet Of New York.
rsp.opte.osz III prepared to execute On short no
aos e,szy variety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
aaaFAnUY PRINTING In the BES7 1AHR1R
n tic LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Fxtca1r ATTENTION dyeu to the pFfnnnx Of
Buxnau Carda, Posters,
Whiting oafda ProErsmmsG
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Hsad1, Circpla1s,
Bill Hsada, Ghseo,
BYLAW, Flank Hotst5
Receipts, Labels.
pRINTIN IH q OIL o az
In alh varieties doun In beautiful asyle md u mod1
a&s r1teA
An e1aninas&oa of RPEo1MKHs and PRICES h n
npeestnuyl0s!sed-
e~o.de1 truu ths County promptly died. and sen
horne oJ ExpreM
, 1859-03-04

Those who are ourtous 10 W1haess nAo
wundtul perfection to which /. obsWaldt Qae NAM
r,r Il Batcbeox's n II has brought the manufacture
os VIZ, aud fuapees afe invited 70 rtd ns WIZ md
taer y1ux Roon,x at No fremont Block and examine
Bese cor.ous producoas ~. No susio1 CAL detee8
,he ARTIFICIAL trau shs natural whsn adjusted 70 sae
80 des1y
, 1859-03-04
Gemtng Mtaft)iues.
R,AT1oND's LATEST IMPROVED
Double Threaded
Family Sewing Machine.
PRICE 42s O0-ClsES led STANDS EXTRA.
Warransed to be a. Good ~ Any In the
World.

5ney wM Bitch aod Bena, Tuck md Fell GashE auo
Etahtnlder, and ase especially adapted
to Family uae.
TheJ wu sew I'll ktndf Of goods from the a1e 70 "a
uxT be ued viii excellent Euc:esa in ~ ttqd1 o. khs
Leather work. Any tetson Of ofdinsT lota HEnG1 f.
in one horr lean 10 thin, while psae1lco 0&kes
psrfet4 > - . r.--,, n,..
eht1lns theu cau rtturn th.u and ret ther cloney
ser rnouths trial. they do not pfgxs rhat = repre-
tent. W.ATttM q ooMoas~ ~ Rt.,-.
Z, o. Boz 1876. ho ns LAKE s1ee' W e'An'
AGENTS WAHTED.
- - - 49, tn[t. =. =, .ns1tr ~ mil
, 1859-03-04

f~IFr ENTERPRISE MEN AND BOOK
" 6ELLERa vii dnd On dur tahtea teTetal THO 1saod
.hch they can buy low - the saEao hooks can be
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