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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
n Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
w Of Gtw.Y DAVID MIRANDA aEainst HENRY

~ Y SUPREME COURT-City and County
lNs Of New York DAVID MIRANDA against HENRY
c; CooPER-sUmm9n. f2r money dsa,1d on Co9trs.t.
You are hereby summoned and required 20 the com
plant this seton which will De- hled ia the Office OF the
CLERK o the City and County Of New Yors a. the City HAL IA
the said city ard Of answer - the said
plsin the subscreer their Office No bO street.
In ,d City Of NewYork, within twenty days afse the
vice Of th exclusive OF the day OF lch
service and fsn the said complaint within the
time soresd plaintiff in this action will take JUDGMENT
gan,t you for the Of hundred and rsyoIe dollars
q tO with interest from the tenth say OF February
Thousand eight hundred ard y nine beiaes ae costs OF this
sction Dated, Fsbrusry 9Th, 1859.
ENELErH Il BlSSELL, Plaintiff Attorney,
No. co Wsls,., NJ Y.
The complaint In the above action FLED February q 1853
IN the Cc Of the Crrk Of the City and County Of New York
EVELErH BISsCLL,
f5 iaw6WWs Piailtfs Attorneys.
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NvISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
w WISTAR's BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
WIsTARS BlLsAA or WILD CHERRY.
WIsTARs BlLsAM or WILD CEERsf,
CERTAIN REMEDY
CERTAIN REMEDY
A CERTAIN REMEDY
COUGHS COLDS IXp INFLUENZA.
COUGHS. COLDS ANu lEsLUtNLA.
COUGHS, COLDS AND INgLCESZA.
COUGHS COLDS AND lSFLUENLA.
NlSrAhS BALSAM
WISTskS BiLSAM
NISTAE'S BALsAM
WISTAR's BALslA
CURES HOAEsYNESs SORE TREOAT An3 lGRtIAL 10,
CURfs HoARStEkSs SORE THROAT ana IRkI IsIl0n
CURFs HOARsESEss. SORE THROAT sn9 IgAlfATiON
CURES HUARSENEsS, SORE THROAT I'D IRRlIAIlOS
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
BALSAM OF WILD CHERET
RALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
BAlSAM OF WILD CHkRRY
ARRESTS, PREVENTS 1SD CURES COSsI aPIlOS,
ARRESTS, PRFNESTs AID CURES cOssl sPelyS'
AERgSrS rRtNEsrS AND CURES CO2sUMPI!3N
ATHEISTS PRENLNTs ISU az aL5 COSSl AfItOH,
BRONCHITIS
BROSCHlTIS'
ASTHMA,
ASTHMA
AFFECTIONS OF TBE TEROAT LUGjs sNp SnEsr
AvFFCTIONS OF THE THRO At. LUNGS 40 ca 81
I5FECTiOSs or TaE TIlKOAT, LUNGS AND cdEsT
CuRED. sud tia. SPEEDILY, BE-
CURED. Laa ia; sPEEDILf. ~
wJsTAks 6ALsAM OF WILD CIiAAHf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge
usovent from h debts pursuant % toe provisions
Of the third s- Of tho hss title Of the I'm chapter o. me
r,cond par Of tse Revised stauts. WILLIAM Il ERWIN
Of the City Of Brooklyn ia tie County of Kings Ane s,A Of
insoysu. Notice hist published Feeruhy
d. 1852 C dors 70 sppsN setre tie Hon ssnls d. Morris
County gudse Of Kings County the Chambers Of sad judge
n the CIV Hail. In the City % Brooklyn In said County on the
Ih d., Of April next IN O'clock in tie forenoon, show
cause any they have why sument 'noald not BE- MADE
of rtovsu ard h. discharged from DIS deots
HYATT BAOWEELL Attorneys for losolEsnt
ifIAvlfWW No. Wslsti kev.lor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
uater Gure.

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CCRE, 81 Florence,
IL Mss three miles from the Northampton kArosa
DEPOT Of the largest sod best REQUESTED
In hs United States and sep II operation sse y
t.oDsr Of The wasercurs thAs Germany his Y,o6rsea
His vsro1s publications cold ws.er cares are certainty
Home Journal
1--WE convinced that kiseer tu,hori.y than br,
matters OF hydopahy be sosLd In ewn or any sn
eerntry" Amer AAsALks " Homeopathy aAa hlsfek>s1t
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k3 law6EW

CUPREME COURT-JOHN JAY, Receiver Of
- tee Mechanics Fire Insurance Company OF The City Of Nes
Yort .ssinl WILLIAM n De GR0OrE and ALICE r., his
Wife, Theodore r. b. De Goo. and Emmi ii, wife, yane'
Munty Charles Bus Ei1l Ware sdm,n.r.r1 and Charles
Ab.!nshy Administrator OF John p Ware, decss.d George
OpdyIe sui Nilson q. HunPurmAnt 70 decree Of she
the above entitled action a. special term Of the sa
ober 1857 Referee 10 said decree named, win 'e AZ
public auction he MerchaGtP Exchange In New YORK CITY
day Marob 1859 at twelve O'Clock az noon Of TIA.
day the following described real estate or land va Al That
certain , piece parcel Of land stuste lying and being in
tie Twelfth ~ Ward % iad city, bounded and described a.
follow viz BE- ginning ct point on the touth@ry side OF OIs
hundred distant four hundred feet south esery
m tie south elseIly Of One hundred aud hoy SO;
ordst ara Eeytnthsv runuinr thence southety on line
parallel with aid the center line Of the block between
Onehundrd snd forty futs' aud One hundred aud
toDg aa center ue eassry hundred feet
thence south, rly line pars. with saio Ele ua
f. ieIsecs The u1hsry line u no Boomnetae hosd thence
nohtserly said line Of the Boomngcae Road untI u
n;eT,tcis souhey hue Of second
o., thence westerly al1ns the southeIy line OF Oneaunded
sudoftyse cond At the place Of beginning Terms made
known a tie day q sAl--Dated FEB a. 1853.
fli2awSwM6W HOMER II. STUART, Referee.
CHARLES y. WHITEHEAD. Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

SUPREME COURTROOM JAY, Receiver of
Che Mschs, Fire IaEaHse co%psSS u ne CiE q New
l0Tk, sgainst WILLIAM H. De GROOT and ALICE 2. his
wife, JAMES 3. NJ BRAY. CHARLES b RRAL, GEORGE
oPDYKE and WILSON G. HUNr-Foreeosurs SIe-fur.
sGzn. judgment deere Of sale made IN TIE 10 rd
Gon Special q the Supreme Court held 10 Ne~
loik City Oct ST. 1881 TIE Referee IN said order .n-d vii
rel public suction Msrc haBts ENcbsns- il New York
City The Stu OF March lS ., y ocock a that day
TIE NrE property mentioned sai described ia said decree,
All parcel o. sn5 81. lying and
being in he Ninth Ward oftt City OF NJ fOrE being part Of
the sDd sy becu sine 20 the rector chlch-s!te Cd
Iyp.I Of Trinity Charch commonly called Church Farm,
and rshed o. Ilcs par thr Of Les IL the
hock between Le Roy Morton s.~es cart Of Hltsou
street " The letter ~ and bounded a. follows W.: BsEB
ripg pou, Le rcritsry side q L. BOY dEsn.
thee hundred and forty es. and I've inches GOA the
oo1er rnse BY tae ss:ey aide Of Hatln street Al noEH
cry sd- q Le Roy thence running aornsry AID parallel
q Hndor street Along the GeIly s5e Of To- s.d esp
ere hu-ersd feet the es Of ,sd b'ck etSeea lie
key A5c Morton eAsery song the All GO rr
Ire pf, lie Roy eighteen feet tel inches - The
sAIy boundary Of tie Church Yarn, thence s0th sA.,sr
tor IL tkIeen feet Dcs@s Ibsns- s1'' ~ aoog
he sLd y the Lathsiso Ch1h and pvse
20 H-ess stltys.I fee; iacEss ~ Il RaJ Tes AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

NOTICE OF application for the discharge OF sn
~ iniovsp. from b, db puaSht - the provision. Of the
third article Of the hIt title Of the tim ehsPef OF ne
BFERs Eotce frat Published February S is Creditors u
sp. before tie Hen : Wiener County Jrege o. ron2
an. Crnty O. hi, 10 Ithaca ~ y the 18th day OF
Nay S9 10 O'Clock in Tie forenoon 70 show eAe Why ne
rsoy.ut should uo- b. discharged from h. BIS
B0ARDMAN FINCH Attorneys foe Pe:iaonsr
flslavt0wW ITHACA, y. \.
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RS lavs~W

~ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
In. aid State of Nev.Yort.-sOPHIA BRUSH against
SAMUEL LEWIS. Caroline Lewis sGs,nnah B. Young Oliver
YounI Maria Younrs henry YounIs Charlotte Yousn VIII
liam H. ye.6 Ebz. Mead Catherine 3. C,rke Psyton Heryy
Virginia +. Hervy y.feuon Fisher julia Fisher Edwad
whitaker MARY X b. Whitaker Charles ID. Clarke William
Clsrss snd hi, wife, and Philip White-Amended
summon,For Relicf(Con not Ser TO the Dsisusant'
are required 10 ansNer the complaint
IN this .con which viii be filed the office ofhs Cerf OF tue
City and Cocnty Of New York the City Hall IN the City o.
N,wYcIL ard n copy Of your as~er q the iai1 oo
plant the ,ubscnbers their Office No O. wal IN fad
city twenty amer the service OF hs 'snmons on
,on the dsy OF such service and fail -
the said complaint within the time aor..S tho ptntn
this acton will sppJ 10 the Court Tor TIE reei oensndee III
ths complaint -Ds.ed January &c, 1859.
OWN 4 BELLOWS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint in This action In the office of the Clerk
rssl,sic,W OWEN BELLOWS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
ATEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Dn
IN and amer MONDAY Nov 49, 1852 aud until further notice,
Passenger Trains ID leave Pier foot Of Daane's a. follows
VIZ:
intermediate Stations
MAIL WEST a. pa w. for DuBiirk snd Buffalo, aud utter
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER a. 3 p NJ from foot aurrsysi
via Fremont for suherns and intermediate s;.tOns
WAY PASSENGER a. $3.50 p. M tor Newbnrgh Port Jervs
and inte ediste Stations.
RIOHP EXPRESS st43O p. m, for DuPkrA AID buffalo,
and p1inoips intermediate Stations
EMIGRANT a p M, for Dunsirk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate Stations.
The above Trsins daily srndsy' eHceptes AN,
These Express Trains connect at ts "to inc nil'a 81
Cansn5Agpn Raho,d for Niagara FAILS az Einshamon with
The syrscu,e and Bushsno Railroad foT syrseose CorI
ig h be BuHao kcyYort and Erie haroadi tor hoches
3D., Rnaao ana falls at Greet Bend with the Della
rs.s LscksV and Western Railroad for Scranton; a.
Buffalo and Dnkik with Lake Shoye Railroad for Ceve
land. Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
' CHARLES MORAN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

IN b. CHAPLIN WILLIAM II MELLEN. NATHANIEL
=. KILLER, DANIEL H. COhCkLlNG AID HENRY
STONE sgainst CHARLES c. hORRlsSErf.-Srnmons ior
mercy ccmsnd or cJniEsct Com not served ITO the de-
ndsnt above usmd You hereby pmoned and required
srIw, the IN this SEN which wac h., 10 TIE
Once Of IL. Clerk Of tie City Cousy Of Ses YORK a. the
City Hail. IL the City Of YoTs the 18th day OF teonS
So and % 70 the SAD CON
paint TIE iussnbcr, their Office No III bTosdsaJ IN
the City Of a. 20 stse q New Vors wtnu twenty
dsys ,f The service Il bi, you exclusive OF the
Of srob service ana fail u,~ tue sail complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs this astion viii take
ustmert ssars you the Of elk hU0dst ans twenty
Two O-lOO don, gs interest from Octobsr Is 1883, oe.tes
the eoss Of this sction-Daed New Y0h January a. 1859
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS,
fl5IavssW Plaintiff e Attorneys.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
y NEu yOpE- GDODWIy aud WILLIAM ~.

CCPREME COIJRT-CITY and COUNTY Of
y NEW-YORK-EBEN GOODWIN aud WILLIAM II.
GOODWIN sssust CORNELIUS Y. 5. GlsBS, CHARLES
GIBBS and GEORGE GIBBS-s1mmous Tor money eeuane
eou;nc' Com. TO the defendants above named
ard them: You hereby 'unmt ned aud required 70
complaint n tits sctiou. wh this DAY isc ~
tie cc- the CLERK C. The City aa3 County oi
the City Hal IN said city, and 70 copy Of your an
No 81 Walls, NewYck within twenty days AFTER the 'ei
vice OF this ycu, exclusive 81 toe cay o! la
sTyire. ard ,ou fa tie sc co nrlln ~ilin
the the sforessd the ps5tis in ta seton VIII take lif
.ssint you for The u 81 @ with interest on tj
thsrsof om The 2Nh day u March 1854 $40 from TIE
l6'h Gay Of JAY 1885, $40 from The .'ta d1y Oh jay
lI OF $40 from tie 18th dag of August 1881 on SD om
The 2oth 6sy o. AugaT 1854 40 from The 2ta day Of
Ausus- lsl fltov from The 9Th day Of septe 5s l5oi
OIL 60 from Tie :. dsy Of April. fs4 s5o5 from
th. 18th day March 1884. ard the Of 30 thereof
from jh cay Juue 1855 bsee the costs Of taa aton
Dated NeW-YcIk. February 81 ls14
RICE s HILL Psutif' attorneys.
rs laxewW No "A Walls, y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF toe Surrogate OF
The County q New Uotce hereby CYe1 TO 81 eIs 70
having eus Grains. THOMAS e OAKLEY, as Of the City
HtwYo, nerehatt, deo-sseJ T. pressnt me 5,ne VIII
thereof the subscriber a. the once 81 UiLbs
OAKLEY No Ils Wes street in The City Of New fors on or
before Sh Day December aexLD,tea Nextors tee lst
6sy II h.rch, 1894 RACHEL OAkLbf
mo I,yeuW Aiu.niE.rz,I1.
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DUBLIC SAFETY IL the sUPaEAiE LAW

-
bALLhoAD c''''bh0'
O""~n
nv IA" AL'' YIN AD''
fAhE No1''' 'hAi
NfrAA"rN' % en- l.
r's' S'sres q security !" 's a'' progeny Cd "1'
tbs; sHToHse ".tb'eth The o'eStf5 eoHsi''n' Of Raj
'''" N' -
the great "'"'i'''n ousn ''''s''s "s "''i''''
'"P'o'sH'i' I'D ''D'N'Ns " &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1859.

hence westerly 49, -. roith.ty e. L. Eey ,tes. t~ss
sy.txo feet the pace IF h<g cn'r isrus made
Sns IN an tie Ssv AZ sais.-N-w- Yors, Peb Ia ia
". 2sw3wNkW HOMER ~ sIUAsi, hssfee-
CHARLES y WHITEHEAD. A.,oSn'y
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Gifamboats an6 Railroads.

T,RAVELERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
u EAST WEST, should bay, before starting APPLE
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE Price 25 cents. The clear
manner in which the THROUGH ROUTE MAPS Dc.
Inested enables the traveller st glance HOW HE
SHALL TRAVEL. lie viii many dollar b. securing
oopy ID. APPLEfON Co, rubh,Aert
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gNRAVELERS NORTH snd WEST-SPEED
II and sAFETY-lNCREAsED ACCOMMODATION
HUDSON RIVER RILROAD-Four Daily Express Trains
besyips ChsmkeIsst Depot a. AND HISS aud S;l9 sna
These well all others on This road axe
supplied With CREAkERiS SAFETY BRAKE, Al improve
acknowledged value giving degree o; seesf
y Me and property that other road (not similarly coup
Dsd) possessed o. Railroad officers are offered every fScs,
ef being the times In the matter Of public safety VIII ans
Asr 10 DIVING promp. attertion 10 this mattel
US. r. h CAR RRAKE Co.. No. 81 Pns-s'.
W. q. CREAhrR
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Mmrox sEAGs IL our Agent for the sale Of Ins Ssitrss b
sts city
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of The surrogste OF
IN. County SevYori notice 10 hereby rvon 70 a. persons
kavns claim, sS,rs. FOLhER J. BECK. ae Of ne Ciy Of
FswYot deceased 20 rreseut the sane With 'oechen tAef
o. tie sle.crit,r the Office Of - NJ AOAM No.
Wall street; IN the City Of Nev-Yort ees-e the twenty
.sAth day q April nsI.-pAi,d Eev-Yo-. the nnseen1
"a, 81 Drf0b.r 1853. SARAH l. bEOh
ec+aD lsxenW Aiu-inistrs,ri1, he.
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LNREIGHT FOR
II NEw-OkLcANs!
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD
EXPRESS
FREIGHT LINE.
The Pennsylvania RGrosd Company forward Freigat In
kEW-0RLEANs.
vICKsBuRG
MEMPHIS,
NASHVILLE,
ssd al other points the Ohio and AissIgPi Rivers
Msrk Goods,
Penn r. r River"
ship ct Pier No. North River, AID apply for THROUGH
BILLS or LApiHG n Offices,
Nc. As.of House,
Nc. I Solth Wlismt..
LEIGH Co, Agents.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
4 foRr and FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
,sasr BAY STATE, Capt Jsws lssv.s New every
xvfspAY, rHURsnAY aud SATURDAY a. 5 o'cloct p IN,
M Ss EMPIRE STATE. Capt. BTsyton, on MONDAY,
sHLR. -" 'N'"Ni - - N'~ y 49,
s.,st 90 win BE- REGARDED secured 10 shy sppt-
E'sss ~. :. .ae SEINE se1i have ben psid for.
10 Lspzsn SFessht TrsI1
wA BORDEN, AssSt, Hea % and u wsstst
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leayes Fulton Mar.
Il bet Wharf BY steamer ENOCH DEAN 8. e:i5 ana
H. and D. The Cars leave Washing L. J., 81
6:45 and los No. and eG6 $50 mse.g and eIchsDs
Ing passengers With the boat Hunters Point fEre p csnts
20 Nm. "A. SMITH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

sINHE NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
IL Cl.-GREAT REDUCTION OF RARE-The Stean'hip
NORTHERN LIGHT Captain Tinklepsugh, viii leave NeS
YORK nom pier No 5, North River THURSDAY, March
10, at O'Clock eonnec,usl vis Pansoa hAuosa win
tAs steamship ORlLABA on the Pacific Ocean. -,
Passage Freight svns capacity for 100 tr' OF the
sAer) apply only office OF the Line No BowlG Oeen
basement d. D. ALIEN, Agent ,
All person, forbid trusting one on account Of
The above Ehips, owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
DIITINORE. WASHINGTON and the WEST.
VINHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
N ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS

n ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Kew-YoiI " Liverpool:
Chief Csep P1,s.se:
From Boston TO Liverpool:
cbief Cabin Pssssse.. .'''''''''.''''..''''''"SlH
The ,bips rom Bos,en cali At Halifax.
PERSIA, Capt Jqd1n. GcANAP11 csPt :. L; MI,
"A e s5s' SS S1 ss Eyer:
xFaiCA Cso sh.nn.n, , !. IsB sSasn on
AFRICA shannon Leaves Ne. YORK. Wednesday March
EUROPA Leaves NJ Yort. Wednesday, - Is
ASH H ..C1o % n Wsdnsasy 50
AaERICA Boston Wednesday. April 8
CANADA, Lsns Leaves Boston. wsdne'day, %
ss1ths not secured unit, paid for.
ku experienced Surgeon on board .,,
ss bi1s OF tdng ned therefor and the value ers'i
therein ''P''''A ''' IsiT SUSRSD No. bowling o,.
CTEAM 10 LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GIIAS-
- Cow, DUBLIN, BELRAsT and LONDONDERRY, and
ell the principal Towns Of ENGLAND and IRELAND carry
greatly 5sagssd Ths o.psrdd
Clyde built steamships intended sal as follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER EsT ss~. .TaUssDAY, m.rqhs
CRY OF BxITiaoRE .sATg E,.h b M.Iohla
will End this the most speedy and safe route TO h
Continent.
Third class nom NewYOri any the above named places 80
hf PSs Sss 4"sTdeS to- asvis Paris Hamburg Bremen
AptSsp al parts Of IL. oon ISSss ss9S' s Sy REQUISITE
to oae extinction OF fire. and the rrctes d
oipline enforced with regard to the flights
for freight psosse apply Of the office OF the Company
JOHN q. DALE. No. Is Broadway. New orb, Agent
In Liverpool, to VIM. INMAN, Tower Buildings,
T'HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS' STEAM
IL SHIP BREMEN. II. VESSELS. Commander,
CARRYING THE u. s. MAUI,
Win sail positively
SATURDAY, March 49, at u m.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taxing passengers for -
L6NDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
u the following rates; .
ACE ass For Freight aud PA,ssge apply 70
GELPCKE, KRUTGEN RElGdELI,
No. 81 Broadway
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EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. ).
n MAIL LINE yhe hvorite steamship STAR Or TIE
BOUrH, Capt. Thos Lyon will tesve on WEDNEsDAft "a
Marco 81 O'Clock, from Pier No an r. Through tickets
given to Montgomery Columbus, Atlanta Albany and Macon
b, Of lsdinE signed only board FOR freight OF passage
apply to sAML L. MITCHELL SON. No Is Broadway.
IGOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-TheA Amer
II lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Company new ard elegant
steamship HUNTSVILLE, Jno A. Post ArdeT, VII
have Pier No North River SATURDAY harco >, a.
O'Clock Passage to Savannah with uns passed ao19mI1o'
through tickets TO New Oresns $50 'oi Mobile
eS5; Montgomery SO; Albany, Ga ga Atlanta and Gu,
hubus, as; Mscon, S2; Augusta &2 also, % princiPai
Fcrda lowest Steamers leav s.vsnnah on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Freight 10 cents per foot aud propoToase rates Insurance
one half rvr cent. Apply TO
H. D. CROMWELL L Co, No &c west.st-
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HWhy is bare-footed boy like a
Greenlander? Because he wears no. shoes
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. ...ls 8 - 44It q
A GIRL's WORD BETTER THAN THE
BIBLE.-The Warren (Ohio) Chronicle
chronicles funny case. A youthful pair,
John and Susan, were determined to get
married Parents refused consent. The
family record in the Bible said Susan .was
not eighteen. Y, Susan 4old John that the
Bible was not true -she was eighteen
John believed Susan, and swore before the
Probate Clerk that Susan was eighteen.
The father Of Susan had John arrested for
perjury. Trial was had. Father and mother
testified that Susan was not eighteen, and
the mother said she was there when Su-
san was born, and she knew all about it.
1. looked squally for John. Peniten-
tiary yawned for the victim. Susan step
ped up and testified that she told John,
she was eighteen. Court discharged John,
and Susan jumped up and kissed him be-
fore the people. [! ~ +
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THE POSTAGE LAW.

Among the plans proposed in the Uni
ted States Senate to increase the revenue
of the Post Office Department, to ,make.it,
If possible, self-sustaining, is one which
Justly deserves and should receive the op-
position and condemnation of every jour-
nal in the land, irrespective of party pre-
judice or personal favo-iteism. We refer
to the proposition to refuse the privilege
heretofore granted to the press of an ex-
change of publications. free of all postal
charges n3 L'ai'a l.as
Lifting ourselves above personal feeling
upon this subject, and divestiug our minds
of all idea Of inconvenience to ourselves
which would arise from such law, we
feel satisfied in asserting that not only the
entire press, but the country at large,
would suffer greatly by such law
The first effect would be the discontin-
uance Of fully one-half Of the papers Of the
country by taking ayay--unless they can
afford to pay for them-these mediums
from which are enabled to condense for
their own columns weekly summary Of
stirring events of the times, and present
to their patrons, though they be but few, an
interesting and valuable sheet. No eoun-
TRY paper car find sufficient local news
from week to week to fill its columns, nor
! if it could would it be acceptable to its
readers, unaccompanied with items of for
eign news; and yet but few of them could
afford, from the small pittance they are
yearly receiving, to pay postage upon
daily and prominent weekly papers, from
which to Gull their items. ...s9
The next effect would be to throw the
monopoly of the newspaper press into the
hands of a few daily and well-to-do week.
lies, who can afford to pay freely for tcle
grams and correspondence from all i'm.
portant points, and give but little impor.
tance to any exchanges outside of the lar
gest cities. 6aai f sallo aola agq
Or admitting that all the papers now
published should continue in exis en- e
leach publisher receiving in exchange only
as many papers as his daily nickles would
allow him to pay for, it would not be long
'ere a marked change would be percepti
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Spirit, of 9sntotratp.
? THE TICKLE WIDOW.
lpY FINLEY JOHNSON.


.ssgiHag os lBy YlSLBY JOHNSON. rg gHf
Theewidev Smith in her chamber sat,
She was forty--and fair and somewhat fat,
And With burning tears her eyes were red,
Fof the lord o. her life, alas, was dead; F.,
And though. she was young, just forty or DER,
She ypwsd and declared she'd marry no more.
The widow smith owned houses and stocks,
And her pockets were heavily lined with rocks
Besides she was young, quite healthy and tair
And bore her sad loss with SO touching an air,
That all the, men said-nay, some of then
y swore- ''7
Twas wrong to VOW that she'd marry 10 more
A year passed, and the widow fair
Was listening to step on the stair;
And a blush sprung up on her rosy cheek,
AS she heard the door give sudden squeak;
And q voice spoke soft -"Oh, you adorel"
uSaynot, OH say not, you'll marryno moreln
Hsdi T4rc! lic1 fiiT 'Es srp 5iaI,.E
The widow Smith, though forty and fat,
Could not Withstand an offer like that;
, So raising her eyes, she mused awhile,
Then said as she cast on her lover smile,
III viii marry you thoughloudly Iswore,
:, When my FIRST husband died, I'd marry M
: AAt ~ nore!n tsisi'S 1893 - 5i '.l
egR .Ae ESffay prsf-r{G-9. alft-f. .-.-- Sill.
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: W- Among the unmarked graves in
the cemetry at Camden, Ark, is that of
q brother Of the illustrious Henry Clay
his only monument is an oak tree with
the initials of his name rudely carved in
its rough bark. He was devoted min
lister of the Gospel. ." - ..... q.
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"a professional beggar boy, some
ten years of age, ignorant Of the art Of rea-
ding, bought q card to put on his breast,
and appeared in the public streets as
a 'poor widow with eight small children. -