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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
w OOd'S Theater

CORNER SIXTH VINE srs., CINCINNATI.
-
manager WOOD
stage v. BRYANT
Irea9ufer ~. UMSTED
6CelC Artlst.. HOWARD ROGERS
Principal Machinist.." II. HARRISON.
Properties VIM EGAN.
EoTICE-TIME CHANGED.
Doors open at 64 o'clock; Performance commences
at ~ o'clock.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette SO cents Family Circle,
20 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
BORDER RUFFIANISM AT LEAyENwORTH,
KANSAS

To ne EdaO, Of The ". Y. Tribune.
SIR: Touching the shooting case at Leavenworth,
Kansas reported by telegraph this morning, it may in
teres many of your readers to know some facts thst
have not been Published by the Eastern press. Here
they are, briefly: Champion Vaughan and William
NJ. Boss Of The Learcxroyh Ismes charged with
having aided the FreeState men of that city in the
late successful attempt to prevent Mssoursas from
carrying citizen Of Leavenworth into Slavery. 1Ac
Times did indore the action Of the FreeSste men of
Leavenworth in removing from harms way Charles
Fisher, the colored man, whom the Platte City and
Weston Democracy, some three weeks siace, a.
tempted to kidnap and in view of this indorsemsnt,
the Democracy of Lesvonworth met and declared
that The Times should be starved out, and its editors
were threatened with violence. The starving pro-
cess was begun Immediately, by the withdrawal Of
subscriptions advertising patronage add the ike. Tne
Republicans on the other hand determined thst their
organ should be crushed out increased the amount
Of their support, that so far as the eaiencs OF
Republican Journal in Leavenworth is concerned, no
danger need be spprehepded. But il seems nov that
the Democracy have rssortsd TO the revolyer-havng
wounded Mr.. Boss on Monday. can assure you, how
ever, that the brave Republicans Of The Times will
not be shut out of Leavenworth. REPUBLIcAS.
Nstc. York Feb 3, 1889
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

THE BAKER APPLET. A. Rockwell, Of Rdgefeld,
Conn., gives the history Of the origin Of this famous
good apple, and some facts about its character In
hopec he p.ay DO the words good service BY making
it more extensively known. lie says:
"The Baker apple is supposed to have had its
origin more than century ago in this town, on tho
farm Of DIR. Baker, long since deceased. About the
time it was grown on the farm OF Mr.. Scott,
two miles distant and 10 still cultivated by the do
scerdaDts of their choicest apples, and in their
neighborhood is known the Scott apple This sp-
pie Las never before been brought into public notice,
and consequently has been overlooked by nurserymea
and never cultivated to any extent, If AZ all In any
nurseiy but il has been disseminated to considerable
extent in this and adjoining towns by grating, No
orchard in this vicinity is considered complete without
the Baker apple, which is generally thought one Of
the most productive and profitable apples We have.
As cooking apple, from ts hagrewn state until the
tine of ts decay, it probably has no superior. As
market apple its appearance and quality commend
10 to the good sense Of the apple merchant who a.
ways finds for il ready market at the highest price.
The tree is very vigaous, spreadingi an abundant
bearer; iIuit large, oblate, sometimes gobuar, ap-
preaching to comic skin yelowish mostly shaded With
red striped with crimsOn stalk short and stout, in
serted in a regular cavity Of medium depth; cayx
email and closed, set in shallow basin; flesh yellow.
sh often tipged with crimson near the skin; very ten
der niddlDg juicy, with a snbacid, pleasant flavor.
TIE ia September 10 February, and often keeps
till April"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

sers 70. seeing sry pnticalaf necessity iSf .1d
snrv in Kansas refused, vhereat the MsIahA sha
lis army bsvs gone 70 pressing inSy sie nr
irg themselves to -four escop esrn a., % .sysrs free
State prisoners in chains at Paris. one OF tle.o
named Corbin, It is asserted, Is qus.,
iuoffsnsy person, and there csn oc
lega charge him. il tie present irregaa.
mode Of operating were proper. Corbin was the nrst
prisoner they took. His release was demsnde', pus
instead OF complying the posse and Marshal have gone
TO terrifying their positons. IL Is emtncly sa.ea
that ory Nineteen men OF Rdse posse ooloos - mo
Terri,ory Some Of these are the old p" Pro Slavery
men Of so" who were compelled to leave Tor tnsiI
crimes at that tue. The Marshal mas m sie grest
eiio ts 20 get the citizens 10 heip nm, flnay nc
thr, ,atened 10 put any man IN irons VINO ~o'a hos
raly 10 hi. STANDARD and sailed out at tie hs "a OF
sixty-.our men for that purpose. lie was met by
small party ot men, ten in MI nber, who reIeatse I,
creek ard there dismountei. and IN nsot hcn INC
ro.iiion for hours until the Marshal had sent back Tor
he resi- of his posse ard tried 10 cat them of from
theirrear, They then re,reated Several skirudshes
have taken place and both parties report numosr on
the others eide killed, but neither OF them N sa1t
To uythDg than wounted men on their osn SIDE
At one time the MsrshSl csUe upon s'usE force Oh
thirty five who had posted the nstlves ia ravne.
He oii deem advisable To attack them, but re-
treated to Pans.
Since Montgomery has got down he has demanded
hs, the prisoners be set at Liberty, and that the Mis-
souriars leave the Territory. As the Marehai thinks
be is strong enough to fsht, the terms conemp-
uously refused and we may expect to hear from that
quarter shortly.
As sls sddton TO these items, there has been Q
reid from different quarter party Of men from
Weston, Missouri entered the Territory stealthily
II stated that tive Of the Territory acted
with them-tle PostuaSter of Ltwrence s accassd or
suspected. They fosnd party of negroes, thirteen
in humber some of whom free men, and carried
them to Weston. For the slaves they doubt got
some offered reward and the others baye been sold
TO pay expenses" Beside tse negroes they carried off
DR. Doy and bis son, who live about mile vest Of
Lawr,rce, and Mr.. Clougb The latter got away,
although the Weston people came near lynehiug him.
Dr. boy and bis son have been sent 10 Pstte City,
where they lodged in ai, the authorities OF that
place couniyipg at the lawless abstraction.
We are informed that another company numbering
$50, LETT Weston and now il the Territory in pm-
suit Of Cart. Brown.
Ore thing is oertsin-if anything happens TO DR..
Doy and his son. fearful retriboton will be ueted
out TO somebody. kAw.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
$Tgsfid.


s,axnr n n,coLAy, lurtioDser. -
rpECIYy AR AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS
II and BoNDS.-ALBEkT " N,,ohAa W. ,sn Ih.S
nay Fsb TO- It ia o'cIoch ~ TIE ns'obsn" sAehaos'
= shares sho and Leather Banf' iVVeesh'
81 ,I.res North Riyer Bank, - eseh; -, ~,.,
- sh.,.s ea,-h.rS aLd Drovers BAnk, - each.
- "a. Hsrcs.p,s Exchange Bauk, $50 each.
@s 49,. Cbshsn, B,nk, So each.
HsIcanris MutuAl Insurance. Company = loo eash.
n 80. Arctic Fire insuIGr ce Company, go ssca.
.ss,ss EQUITABLE Fire Insurance Company SS5 ee,h
~ mares Excelsior Fire Insusnoe Company. S1esch
.b.r,s Wssbint.on fire IRIarc. Company, 80 each
Columbian Marine It s9Tanse COnaoy, 0 sSh
q shares CoDsoldst.d Insurance Co. o'Pnsds % en-
a. shares t;r6s Wsstem mGIre Insurance. Co, o eseh'
% ,h.res New.Wor6 Fire Insurance Company sSoeash
10 shares Humbolt Fire Insurance Company, eO" rAsD
% shtTes Goodhne Fire Insurance Company iVp eA'0
y shares Pacific Fire IDsuranse Company SGesc1'
% sbares Weis Fargo Cos Express, -iVS essh'
% shares Second Avenus Railroad el'O each
% rhares United States Trutt Company, sivo zen H.
$40 seesud Avenue Railroad lat morsg,se per ceu
1oo0 Lsek4w am and WeisrD Railroad I't "o4's&so per
cert Bonds. - Al. ,,l,o,a "a
noTtssse BondS. - MI, : 49, ..r. a "A,
40 os,1 Nemphis City Tenn per cent Bonds -. .
addition regularly sdyersoo hs
sales OF stocss BSnfs
s.,T, Ssy Al I O'clock a. the Merchants EGehsnge Stocs
"a ends bought AnJ private sale aud =. the BToters
1o.rd In.erett allowed depots lAss variety OF secas'
ALBERT ". NICoLaY,
Stock AuctiOneer and Bsnfer. No. Brobi.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
V,gE REGULAR MAIL LINE vis srONING-

TEE REGULAR MAIL LINE Da STOSING-
L Ton, sor BOSTON .ES fSOvlpLSSE-lrnsa aeuis
tte sho-ss. ard nos. csc.1 ...ryirs he sersrI Nail
cOssoDDEE, osY D. g. s;arsss IN eSIHssSs2 vsh tss
sfOETSGTOH ard PROVIDENCE ard sOsTON -eS
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, lsas.Sk Ee~fork aaly s1a-
ssys eIcsvtsd) from Pier No S-rs Ever srst Stt sovs
sle-y o'c'0Sf p AID soEngte1 a. 20 r'i
ne triv, Of tss Nal fr.r Saieh ssvs sos'oa q
t:lo .. n -. 49,,
yae COMMODORE hoz Scw-fort. senssJ, WeencsaJ
.rd Fadsy; from e.s-nr T-esSsy ThGesy 40 sst19sy
Ths PLYMOUTH ROCK, ton s.--psTs, Ise.cAy, teus
g, s-c s--,3syi erE sEnsSn- screiy "sIrs'-fy aSa
fnssy.
pserfsr, srocte4 fo sscri-saen 81 rsFosa % rroy1
azd EsEo. IN gzPrsss Nal frAa Fe1cEns AS
-.css tvc- y tro,e y cthsr roz:.s, srf y te sns
tr :, he cary zorn-s tnes cc1-ectug NcTra sc ksFt
.hs' hoA-d the r.Sslsr snoB ~
rgh, -eT: En.-teG .rtiktS. esstr.d is faTs &c iss
"a Il the 7 A. ir-E-
sr1,Seuss.sr .r.s tie rtssrEsr &C rte 1Ioe2
s.ca gsy. -
rr IsSs.e se.thf rae roer, .e. tsry eosrd ne
s.saart ~. Fleitt OfcS, Pc. Nc Norrt River ot
IT. ck C., Nc. 10 BS.try pkce, jan "a, leos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

SIR WILLIAM Corr OusELEY Is NIcARAGUA.-We
have before us, in the Ctntro Americana, Granada,
Dec. 81, the speech OF Sir William Gore Ousslsy,
British Envoy Extraordinary to Nicarsgus, delivered
at Msnagus the 2Gth, on occasion Of presenting his
credentials. The following is a translation:
"The Queen, my sugust sovereign. has gracio1sly
conded TO me the pleasing duty OF making known the
sentiments Of friendly interest which have always
animated Great Britain in her relations 10 this State,
over which your Excellency worthy presides, and
GENE rtDg the good understanding between them, BY
concluding treaty from which it is believed the best
results VIII follow.
at would have been for me pleasure aod duty
at ell tues 10 contribute TO this object but shall EN-.
ploy ny covers thereto with the more pleasure, now
that am called by the interests Of humanity and pub
lie policy 10 decisive act on the part os the civilized
and commercial nations, in defence OF this and tho
neghboring Republics against the piratcal attacks o
auess men. II is lamentabe 10 be witness oil bsr'
baIsm cruel.
cited iust indignation in the hearts Of the nnsroas
soyer. gps of tie powerful maritime nations On
both sizes Of the Atlantic, who have resolved tost
crnes Of this nstnre shall 20 logger oe toiefaeo.
Al the civilized nations have an intefeet Ia mAiA
tanning without interruption The free passage 20 ber-
ally grated by Nicaragua across the Territories which
Pro, derce has placed under her lawful sovereignty.
n afo 4 tie benefit Of all that this her indepen-
derce should be maintained, that Nicaragua may be
one Of the great links 10 the chain binding together the
two hen isphtres.
But there 10 no ration that has more direct ntsfest
IN The security and neutrality OF the trans. than Great
Britain, nasmuch as her M,jesty's dominons in the
Atlantic place her snbects 10 closer contact vim Cen
tral America than with the inhabitants OF o.ner mari
tire countries while her rich possessions 10 the faci
hc and the YES. British interests In Ans MAKE II nos
Only duty bat necessity, Of her Majsstys Govern
meIt TO keep open undissurted the passage across
these Tei,oIts'
To whicb the President replied that be could assure
L Exec ercy of cordial response on the part Of the
peope Of the Republic, and he he'd no doubt that his
ni.siop wocld be followed by tie most ss.afsctory
retots 70 both countries, ard the commercial nations
the y, o.e world. tNew.Ofleans PicsyuLe, Feb. 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
ffsal Golifes.

IN CHANCERY, NEw-JERSEY.-JoSl
Il s,WNsLEf and otssu, COnp1iDsnts and IhE
rRESioS MUTUAL LIYE AGD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. D-ferdsn,s On bri klein puTsusnce Of an
.cs BY The Chancellor In sisted eAr'e eAtd
he tird day tf pecer A D. lS tie Creditor. Of he
scovr.n.d Itsusne. hereby rothed ns seJ
CURED % present 10 oe sGbte-f, reading a. Trenton
Esw-JeTs.y and before him, under oath or
o.krrviss he aha. arcct, their sevsra claims Gnd o.
usnes t-As said Con within s months from the ds,e o.
said orceT or TIA. tn.y vii o- excluded from the bsIet oi n
tsid.sds rsy Be made ard declared sy said Court
ID iassuTh JAMES WILSON, Master ia Cnaneery
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

TgoMAs yyircH Ase:ioBser, Office No 10 slrueeE
AUCTION SALE at PUBLIC VENDUE, on
~ FPID,Y Feb H. 1859 ht iei e. mrhe contests OF toe
osr,e,y rs.d.Ics 7s Ess: l9h btxsea Erosd gay
an uru.pal fine sysoTtneut of PARLOR, DINlS3-
hooW I'D NURSERY FURSITURE, of'be 6oes: sye, m.de
to oIssr 5o eon,.iias Of sop.ro carved r'-
os Ps,lor TurLuIe In suites Of various sIks esssnt lace
csrtaa, ,psnei3 Brussels and velvet css lnge
Pier Gs,s with large sssoftneLt Of Silver, China and Ca:
a., Ware Cutlery It'd Crociely; mahoEasy Chair
os. GOD sue. sod Fsny P~ds. ads win Bed
Sp, Rocker. LouDgs Sofas Ext.EsOa Dining Tao,s Hair
iDsr6in csrps; Kitchen Uters and % or 81 ns
oeal. '. iii which re sale viii ccmmeEce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Tier: we're . Zoe. of Anercan. presented to their

Tier: were e hoe. Of Americans presented to their
Msjss.,s at the Frerch sts.e Ball, viz
Hamilton Pisa ard the ads- Of his famiy Cen Io1so =:
A i,dyj Mr schrosST Lrn.r American nia.s.n
Copsrhssen, Eonape DnOp. n. Y. Secretary 81 ~
Brazil M and hra LeonAEdW Jerome, NJ" 80 ss ~, -
Bu''e NJ. and niss Fellow, Nr. sed hfs ME- a. H. ri
K.ns al of EswYoIk; NIs, En,n. Risx w'sa WI ~
and dszshters. Ky. NJ B,nnsJ ~. saalss Mr and
Mr. c6si.i M Wep.wos q se.soni ", K.esr s,a.e ..s
tuiy Er and Nr, NcCorc ChAherton Airr,oees LOW
I'd G-I1 Cai O. w Bros6. Bal. Ch,rss h,'sht rs'ss
~. ~ " IL; y w snih. Vs Essr9r' We ~ IL.
fIs. scS l.aiiJ, al. c. hoJce.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
MISSOURI ARMED BANDS IN KANSAS PARIS

BESEIGED.
sr.ca! CoTrcspeudence OF the MissoCLi Democrst
L.WRygcH, X. T., Jan. 30 1873.
United States Marshal Russell and his men nave
in again letting loose the dogs Of in Linn
ard Bourbon Counties. Il appears ths. quite force
has been stationed by your aagut Governor all along
tie bc rder II is esid they get are to get per day
TLey are cow at Paris Linn County and were torti-
fyirg against sd expected at ;sek from Montgomery
who found the county egsin IN blaze when he 60.
hone.
III ese fellows have been going about Linn County,
on the pIeense Of making eIrests and have no, scf-
plsd 10 shoot people, or even plunfer them. cav
letter sheriff, something OF that hiad, do"h
there and in the letter il stated that they were
ttronely posted at Paris, and oosl1 give any p.tIy
"its" The same of. ,ial scribe amunp2ly dsscrt Svs
shooting scene: The posre" came across a ieI
low" they fredat him, as they said be was 1ay
Iagker."' He added: "The fellow hal noI 1883 than
"as a goner" Tnis was very smaoe, Dn. no
all OF he truth. The fellow In question y
Iesrr f-oTn Sispatches from tie other eide
20. ;,Sseg 40, ct. Not lees than thirty
shots r-re cred at him from p!stos and rh g, asd
root Of th.m at the distance of only few yards b1L
b o NJ The sr gulnr circumstances that Only PrjY-
sspce upderstsres, only one Of them wounded him
in he rppsr p.Tt Of the sb iou. D. and wen: clear
tLrcrcn bis body. The wound would generally be
eorsieeied q mortal ole. Aiter he received It and
had fallen he raised bimsels on his elbow and cOoly
dischsIged bis gun st bis ssssiiauts. Sewers. otoer
Jsybsxkers have been shot and il appears thai the
intention is 10 make go.d the tbTeA. Oi man ron ,,
karsss City, NJ, VIII, wTste back letter 70 IAe
Journal CT Com Of that place. saying that tney
woB make the jay Ia skerE swing or leave ne eonn-
try" Tie Marsha c5iog thst he lad rather large
army On his hands applied 10 The C'nhty - hHs-
sioL. re for sIop,es lie CoDI;y Board o. SspefV|
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

NJEVy-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
In WINTER ARRAN0EKENT.
TortLBANY aud TROY. YGGs r..
q, and AMER MONDAY, Dec. lsbs xIsD VII ssrs sssb
a., Lss~.York, n loliows:
9:20s m. For White fsiIa
p.s0a IN. For Niliamsbhdpe
l0:o0 Mail trsn for Albany
1850, ~. For White Plaius
2:s1 pm.. For itmsbridls,
500 o. u.. Yer Nilierton.
7.Sb O. an. .Eapress for Alb1sy.
zoo o. u. For Croton Falls
S:o9p. M. Por white Psini ,.,,,,.. -.
sl5p. m..tor Write fiais TSm "s.''-s s~HsS@'~
$50 =. II. :. fof Wlsms5iials.
ErrpeEnc-WM esve
Loo a IA. White Plains
$40 a M. W Wilisn.briGss.
7:00 |. N. CrotOn yAli.
1:OOa m. Mller-on-
7:2Oa o., White Plsins
s:I5a p. NAL train for Albany.
1880 al WtliAmsercse
1850 o. m White Plains
400 O. m. White Plains
$50 .. m. Albany Express
$500 ,. IL. Villa emioIidfe ...-u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF


Tie County of AesYors notice Is her-oy given 20 A.
ksyins claims srsirt LYDIA A. READING ate Of the Cy o.
New York deceszet present th- with soeh -rs
subsrriher kis No a. Psrrros. In TIE ty o.
Nsw.Yerk before 44y u JSy Bs1t-Da'es
s,-w-lorr The itSd Ssy u Jss ssry. iSJa
Je Is~snTl. CABRIEL VAN COTr, AsEiIissrsser
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

1tsamboats anG Bailroehs.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH. SOUTH,
y EAST or WEST, should bay before rsr.ihl ArfLs
YOkS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price Is ces.s The clen
g.sLted enables he traveller 70 AZ glance HOW BE
sHaLI TskVEG he will save nsDy dollar hy securing 9
so,y. p. AtFLtIoS q Coz nnoh'hsn,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
CRY OF NEw.YoRE. pEP,RThEsr OF Fy.scE,

CITY NEW YoRE. nEPARTdEST OF fIstNGE
CoNTKoLLERs OFFIcE, FEB. ls', ltl5. -
CORPORATION PROPERTY, TO be LEASED
~ by PUBLIC AUCTION The ClaTs connected WIN the
several Public Markets of The City and also sandy Oi re
sno Budhss belonging to sbe Cy WI o. lessed
pubic snction the City He'll, CRsDsf, March
1880 a. one ocIock p for the Of I've years from the
Nav Catalogues tie rrcperty 70 be esed
with TIE and conditions Of SALE be bad a. the Con-
irolleI's Office. -
BY oraer Of the Commissioners of he siniins Fund
ROBERT II. HAWS Controller
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

gTOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVERrhe splendid sad superiss
ttssuer BAY STATE Capt Jewet leaves Eevfork evcsJ
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. O'Clock P. IA
ard the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytou, NONDAT
WEDNESDAY And FRIDAY stt o'clock IN, from Pier lie
tNR.
after viii be regarded secured 70 svD1
tsnt until the tme shal. have been paid for.
Frcifht 20 forwarded through With se.. sps.ch y
in EIpIes yrelsht Train.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Qaiais. Oils, @lass. or.

UbvKhs kxTR OIL--very superior fos
~ssiSss. 'oEk ". QUINCY Co. ss. svl..s, q.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

TRAVELLERS NORTH and WEST-SPEED
.nd SaFETY-iNCREASED ACCOMhO0 0ATIOh-
HUDSON RIVER RILsOAD.-Four Daily Exprcs. Train,
leaving Chsubesst Depot At and Has aud S:l5 snd
4S0 These Trans well az al others on this road, ss
supplied With CREAhERS SAFETY BRAKE, an improve
m Of tred ard acknowed ged value giving dyree OF secpr
,,y life .nd property that other road (not similarly equip
oedl m possessed Of Railroad officers offered every facility
t test this pr0yemeneot free Of and all those deaols
Of beipg up the times In the matter Of public safety viii frS
their in Swing prompt sttention 20 tbis s.er
u. s. X. T. CAR BRAKE Co.. No 81 Pine-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
a. g. Hravrs, A3ct.cpe7r.
CY BANGS MRRWIE a. Co.. Trade 6sa

DY BANGS, MRRWIE q, Co., Trade ssis
Ed Rooms No. lSPxE-fov.
FRIDAY EVENIN5 Feb II, at O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of vslusbls standard AID Miseel.
Boz various iDcu ing macy Old, scarce
and choice WORKS, and variety Of Publications, &c
Catalogues row Tesdy. -
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENING",
Ysb II, IS and IS, St6i o'clock. .
EEGLISH BOOKS.-A large collection tp1fcossed y AZ
G. Hal IN l57-9 Of the htrares Of tie nobfiJ
sue gentry CT sd comIrg assorDen. Of
old and valuable StssdaTf Books ineo5DS p a, va
r.y Of 1Uty sxpetsvsy DUsIAyei and alIaea
Worb Nc Sc for particsrs ca'alogss 70 be bsa on
spLl q be essIe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

AJEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ issa wiNvER ARkANSEssgsNr';, e, i"''
Passenger Station In heSfork corner 2ss- tna s<ks'r
'E''.' Oh TRAIN. LEAVE sEw;y9sk ,s.; g. ,u..
SO s Ea.sS. Eel !s1 "a g.iss.s 1.' ,sss ssa
= Z N Is r IS So e. = ss' Z =; e
stanford 4 8 a m. teI l24S 2t5 (eID ss, 4:s S:S
IoI Pert Chester ana .srrned.ss ss.On' RI s;'' ''A
'''' '''0 ''' p TCoNnECrrss TRAINS.
81. ~ a.1s sasSn m m 15 - ros .as
s ..d a ls1l rC' con.sii.T; ,.I;.S sr:: .
nd ,Toadoa k.rC,a n. ana ? n .OI hGs.. !.
-. T0 O,5Sa ,ad sIps H2T 4 Hi5Ssa aofl %
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec
e s IT,. i.5 Ta. s ne s',s .aa sis md 80
ASsSJ Mail Tfsn lis. to5 POuIhtesRss ss5 IS N; "A
;Hs l;9: 9c ss E, DSGS' ss. T. III fGassssp f fi
g.. Sin, - os.y s. T. Cana. .S as WAY "a s
eaiH. isr Ycsk leave TIoy .. eo5 and 1919 NJ .na
I5 ,ad SIS n AID hS;ay .Hsa, la Is minute, .e, "a
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Oz
~ and sner MONDAY Mo-. e. 1855 and until further noses'
rss,snssr Trains III leave Pies, foot Of Ruanet - iouovh
DUSKIkK EXPRESS ats a a. for panirt sui prineiss
kiiL WEsr Gs. L., for ouniEs .nd sus.e and tasss
ROCkLlEp P&sSEE6Ek , ~, 6cn fo0 k1n1y ~
"a sislrnont f1r sur,rns snd tnserIasdiss sisdona
WAY PAssEEGER ., s:sop N, iOr Nsusurss, Pom Jsf
rs and intermediate Ststiols.
NIGHT EXPRESS a. $50 ?. NJ, fof pnatrf anf SufIs
sst prucipsi irisfIneaist- e.stola "
IEIGRAHr .i p. H., for punkisk ant k1sao ssa la~s
eedtate a.Ations.
Ynr abog. Trains run daily, Sundays sIeey.e<
Tbese Trpr.u rr,.n ct o. klrirs Et ths Su'n a
carspaaras Railroad for NE1ar. rsns a. srse.c,oa w's
g +: s s1a sat .as E. ri Ii
B1sso kni Niagara Pss st Great seRd VITA tos Ssas
par. Iscfsv snd Wes,ern RAEssd, f5r scrtr'nn
susao and pGntifk with the LAKE Score Railroad s Csss~
CHARLES MORAN erertsoi
NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Fos PHILA-
IN piLPHIA ans the SOUTH AID WEsr via JERSEY
IrY-Man and Express In-s lesve Nev-York G and IL
o. .ad .ae D. m Are o. ThroGsh riehes so.d for o..
,anu,d ard -, And Tor Baltimore, WsshtaEon NorsoD,
H.. A. throcxh bkFr.re checked WashrE.oa IL ana
. m rrxnr J. ". WOODRugY, Assisssn, Superintendent
No ~ &c received Of s1J s an~se lsefea aas
,k,~tss ks..n rau siv,ncs of ne lime oflesy-s
sIENTkAL RAILROAD of NkW-JERSEY-
" C.ur.etirE. Nh ,n,tor With the D-is~ue LsokS
wanna RsrSsi asa 0; fas.sr VITA tas Lshs
FxlL ARRASGEAEsf commencing oe,oe.r !, lse-
L.y. Ne.Ysrk EAO, ant aterHi.:e PAGES rora rss
~ Sor-h River a. n Is IN, and fSr Sonsf
yile BY above trans, and q; , p N ,
J.,,~y Rslo.d which leave ke~ foh on tss Se sf Cea>
so6t-st q. "a aud ls N, ard sne p N
Yss,e,rr ior the Delaware Lsefsvrns and Western A1s
sosi viii cave q u g eny For Leash vaey kAIoss
ELUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
II h.. wharf by sesmsr ENoCH DEAN, q, s:sS snd 10
M md 4 and ): 30 .. The Cao -ayr F.ushios L. -
SIS and ~ ard and 5:e N neetlf arc
~ NN. ~ SMITH, H<osiVsS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County ofNew Yort roce hereby given 10 81 FER
having elAHs agans; PErrR MARSH a.s of tee Cy q
New lors deceased the with yOdehers rrs
TIE .ubscrber the store OF ELDRrDGE vANoERwEs
KEN No $50 William street in ,hs City OF NeYoIr on oE
beors ns i.eth day Of neNt-oA:d Nvwfork, sas
Lath day Of February, is39
hLOSZO HlscY
ELDRlDGE vANpERwERKyN
fefO lswfuTh
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

IN CHANCERY Of EEW-JERSEY.-LlS
i COME r. TITUS va THE suRLl3GfOS AOUE-
DUCT COsPkNY srd OTBERs-sorc.osure Of soE'sIss.-
The folders Of III. Mcstsass Bonds Of rhs
e-ts in he City Of BuTuet0u Jefsey o1 on eef..s ns
day fshuAfy next tssrther WITH sn shdsv
ea.h hods Gns -kethsr be kods said ton3 % sosoGis
ewu.r CT ~ pledges ard p.dses then ,he rsre Of TIE
psSssr Ard Of ths dsbt 20 seeare which, sAd
SAMUEL r GUMME2E,
,ao M.,t.r In ChAncery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

A. J. BLrEcKER, AncfioueeT.
EXECUTORS SALE on 9th-st. and Attn av.-
II A. J. BLEECKER, son Co. win sell on FRIDAY,
February u o'clock at the Merchant Exchange:
ON gTH-ST-Two4 story English Bss ulent Bnck Houses
and Lots Mes ~ and 2lit near 2l.sy.
ON 4TH-AV " w. corner 28iist-Three fine Lots sizes
24G17s feet each Twosirds remain mps &C., a. No.
PToadtreet BY order james Van Aep Ro5et j. Chese.
brogh Executors &C. Of Robert Chesebroug5 deceased 6)