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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
CH.LKOWEE SPRINGS g,,,. SALE.

TUE Undersigned Commissioners appoiar.+ by !tt.f
the Circuit Court of Snyth county h, the ease =" s. . Va
AM others against benjamin Patterson and or- Ni :
tspAl the 18th day of OCTOBER next, being lie mr.
az Tie .et"Hr term OF Sinyth Colny Court sell 81 u'
up'r oi tc Court House OF Snlih county, IS acres "l At
gliding IN" celebrated CIlLiIuWEE SULFltE SPAiN"
unsurpassed IN Medicinal virtue by any mineral Naesu
Sthe t'-t springs nave hu, from exrh% stt'
the taahr!, greit cvlcriy. have effected many rti"A"
cures nave been mn, ~ ,l To by visitors Mhrn a"
LiI"h' cod hc .t' a'i doubt not would he rtsu'I
bI lndr'dS and thousands If improved rs they sl"ud
lht. are situated VI n about u mile of The virginia
hssSt i;air"nt ~ The county OF SDyth in ,e valley W
hld u" i"rk oi o!sOn ia one vi the mast fertile AMI pc
regions u The Southwest railr,,ad OF cas-: hll -"
yii' ctIi be made nloag level valley extending f'I
Nr-G';d Tennessee R;;ruad 10 the springs. HE Sl
bod anil capable Of supplying any numler visitors ahd
grounds are handsome aud .lpr beautiful sites Il" NUN
Tor an extensive establishment. Capitalists in>ht" "
anime thu property IN investment speculation pres"
srtftt attractions.
lklMS.- The sale 10 he II credit Of ore, tWo' VI"
'n years, wiki iuer,SI thereon from and af,r The tA
OF che year Tie purchasers 10 give bond and approx
rurt,, AMI The title retained till the purchase mona! P
BEVERLY Il JOHNSON. tConmissi9nsr rs
JAMES ". SHEFFEY.
nal u.,i
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CAMELs.-A letter has been recently received by
the SeectAry Of War from Supt Bcal, dated Fort
Tejon. California, IN which the writer speaks in
the strongest terms of the advantage to e derived
from the cmpl,y ment Of camel- in the public ser
vice in the Wcst. lie states that he latrIy tried
eicntunliy the comparative value of mules and
camels pack ANIMALS. and the experiment
proved 'cyond ell question the great superiority Of
the camel, ln;h regards rate of speed & amount
Of burden. From hnt be hud read he dreaded the
difh nlt"- winch aromrl t. pre- 'ent themselves in
breeding them; bat hlA experience had satisfied
him that they were rs easily bred cows aud
calves. lie prefers them. for all such purposes ~
he has engaged them on to three times tho same
number Of horses aud mules.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
Ya'aab bic Farm, Building and Timbered Lot

T y II = y L Il
ry THE subs r1tr offers for private sale THE RESI-
- bENCE II ipe late Christopher Nlnr,e, mile
sEchhur- will % Acres Of IIiui-ahoat Of
~ii il tHicfri rlerc on the place comfortable Dwell
i, f'cco faeory, Well Of excellent water, all the
necessary puth"s The place Offers superior Inducements
barr tilrdn Farm and bcing ciJl the ely.
j. ~ sulr' tor nr.nufactirin, 'io,accu.
Adjoining this tract about ~ Acres Of fIMBl.HED
LAND which viii be soil il ls TO suit purchasers. II
NI,,, / - to - cords per
Iidnl,it Il ll.DlHG LOIS have been laid within half
nu' al the corporation Tue, which offered
tcrbIS. {. ', WINFREE.
iil1an;s Executor ri {. Winlr,c decd
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4 Valuable Farm In Market.

fayN ioFF!.E for sale the desirable FARM which
sVN reside lying in the bend OF Wulanga River Washing
$500 lon COUNT, fcni., Sinl,s from Carter Depot, the
Tenn air al. situated "A good ntigborEopJ cuuNc-
Ia several crcr> il,s &c. containing iOI Acres, about
81 Irrtl un great deal which Meadow. The
pfuN good Br,ok Dwelling House. with runs
lan and olh'r nsceSarI Houses There is large Fruit
orchard place. aud wiin II half mile II AZ excellent
CGaA h'ai spring. the affords abundance 81 1nc
Persons "sns purchase i,ii this section would do well
Ia call and httrc buy determined sell.
VIII si'r II great h1rgaii
There adjoining Farm which can Dc bought
good terms
Ny address Is Wtausa Bead, Washington couLiy. Tenn.
o. It-rlaMts MATTHEW AKIN.
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a Valuable James River Harm.
With % Negroes, stock, CrOpS, Nc.. for sale

sgS1s SHALL on iugshAY the 22l day OF November Is
wv on tn" premises, public auction, sell nv fAtH r
~AA-ianing nbont 500 Acres in the cnniy tamti-i.
joining Judge Robertson, IN. Cough tul VI.
others about -four nis from l,nehhurg, immediately
Jane. River and Kenawa CailiL and attain luu.e
IA original growth of GOOD tmbcr, md attached To >ar
and fertile ISLAND al about % Here's Tins farm is
ei one OF the best farms in upper Virginia lhe land
well enclosed under fences, is In hiL state cula
and has about 10 Acres well set in Orchard Grass. I1A
Herds Grass and Clover, and good Orchard upon iht
IfoNeincns Brick dwelling House. with
Kitchen, WcrSecr> House, Negro Cabius Stables,
Houses, Wheat arns, Tobacco Barns with al other
sry ouhouscs. Most ~ the improy have been rtta
built
=. tic same time, VIII sell % LIKELY NEGEDE,. n@
yuGh2D consisting uf Men. Women, Boys and Girls L isrt
AMI Mules. (tm them line blooded Mares Mn
by lesi t.cD Yoke III oxen, 10 Mch Cows tate.
head ii "Ir Cattle - head Of Hogs, Che Cow, ~
AMI D"fn and the Hogs Clcg and Bcrhsicl tPat
Devon Bl :bn Of lt barrels ri Corn. w -hure Top ~
from saline, and straw from 2IH bushels uf hi VI
Drill lnr.s!n2 Machine, ayons and Hara,ss Gar s.
Pduuiisu ItIis.
IEHMs NTH Of the rclaSe tit IHul vi
required in II negotiable satisfactorily ,.'rst+
four alotnS, di,ca'. alied; The rcsii iai M.anfi
OF l. 2 anl years, bonds with good i, r!, eafi
Interest lroii date, md tle Retained .,,.s l'nti :
pad he negroes ami =. ier properly b+,t - "'H -
on credit 81 l. ,sIni.is- nc-oiia5se .e 'l' 't
ca, int rest addict
Would prefer selling the Land, Nc=rr.,. .,-.. ~.
together l"any wishing 10 parc.iIs "a
gam may hc had Gnt upon ANY TINE .i. IT, TO-. it'
nd Isl
Mr.. :" Ills n. Mays y i'll show The plac, a. ~
to il.
Address n.e al I.!nchbur., IA.
oul s-,t21iov EDWARD - i .....# -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

Mr.. HRphERi,E's lhiG PREaERyru-Tho fatal
end ot Mr.. Brodct,cl'S last duel brings to mind
his enarkable escape from dic which he fought
the l1th Of Mach lSi, at Contra tostaC allfur-
MIA Ills antagonist, Judge }. Caleb Smith, sou
of ExtrrBlly smith Of Virginia was ininiurci
but Brrlcrjek received bullet at one of the side
pockets ia his wnistcnat. and on the way stopped
ut the v,llcrs Tor his watch, which had been
undergone repairs He then discovered for the
first timS TIA, lac had watch pocket. and he
therefore i4eel his tine piece in the side pocket
where, in breaking thR force Of Smiths bullet, it
saved tho owGcr's life.
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Hair ReSt0rat.iVG

e w! are pleased 10 b. a''lc 10 record ID" satisfaction
WSiS o "r patrons. alter tria OF an article altor, m
4 10 q
rrl hohnyr Usd Prot Wnot, Hair Restorative and pro-
ed II 10 lie JUS what the adv ertisIvt Is We
have 'sa Isuual ac,uanirces who headed
they tried hair is restored original
Color they willingly add tt testimony, IT, efficacy, and
viii further Information others desiring H. This speaks
Mti 4 article all Who do lS
Woas Hair lrsiuriite Western pufriot
Sold 10y !, II good Druggists. sop 29.w
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Great Reduction in Drv Goods

AN now opening large supply Of GOODS. cmbrarinp
Frencf Mefhu,s p l'erecS, French American Mo
Inns ftannes of all 's'ss, t!l'ues , small heed.
cI at this season of tn ar .
Terms cash Al he tim .; purchase.
oct lids $50. j. rCRVie Agent
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale In Liher,,

49, DESIRING 10 remove offer for SALE priyatcl, IN,
hi% desirable RESIDENCE, known as Chestnut Ill., n%
Liberty, The lo contains vs. of land, ha,in, on
large and convenient Brick Dwelling HOUSE, with six ZOO
besides Two oices The grounds adjacent, and all the m
sary out buildings aud encnces either entirely new AZ
good repair.
Also Tobacco Factory, situated cnient the d
and fitted W with new aud improved Hydraulic Marh,
and MI the other Fixtures necessary for conducting the g
factoring business large scale There also Ia
tory lot II Box Shop AMI Houses for the hands
deem II unnecessary 10 give particular d>rAsu
of this property as persons wishing to purchase ur
examine for themselves
should the alo,c property not be disposed of before the
day of October next. II will that day, be offered publ
auction To the highest bidder, upon liberal credit.
aug II .Btawttts MlCAJAu DAVIS
10y Eirhfnonl Wing eds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

EA PERKINS, genuine Wurc.si, hire sane. Ccmans
~ Durham Mustard best salad OIL Ne Just received AT
j. II. rH0MpSONS Drug store,
sept c5.its % Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

ExILE OF thu porr.--rhe following startling
arneunc"Een, appears i'll the editorial correspon-
Lcnce of ,lc Courier de, ilats lns;-
Plus IN. has ahand oncd the project fin;er-
irrlnG by Iorec oi arms in the affairs of the Lega.
tnn, but, IA revenge he has manifested afresh
AID more eAdrgoicaliy than ever, the intention of
abandoning l. me and accepting the asylum offer
ed him in he Balcaric Isles by Spain. This vol
un'nry exile OF the chiet Of Ghrstcnlom will he II
fact OF which it is easy to appreciate the gravity.
aad fransc Is cxcrting her utmost influence TO
prevent IT, Our Ambas >ddor to the Holy See II
de tram npat, has Just arrived in Paris, for the
second time III less than month, to make the
emperor thoroughly acquainted with the real
state OF things, and To receive Instructions how to
act u this Imminent crisis. Ii is mainly OWING
TO hS effort hat blood has not flowed in the Ro-
maS1a an tia. tLc Pope is still at the Yatican;hut
we are inffme, that he is the bearer on behalf of
the HOLY Father. Of srrt Of pltimaum from
which there . n"horc that Plus the TX. viii ~
rede. II HE 0stuieness OF Napoleon Ill, should
be insulclr - get rid o this last AMI most de-
ciN'Ne cuni!lt,Itt, we are GA tn" of the most
So! inn cr.,~ ia the Ut ''v # Europe"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

Is E3vgr uf lcsl, s.. fua IA. CRY oe flYcnstE,
October :}l. lS.,o.
VIZ. olicr Of Commissioner crcnGc ar the CT, q;
t!nrhtHg being ticdtti the rcsigiltiu of Jacob H.
lltsi iair inc1b, NJ, il is urtre thai held
"a cry, "a Nu>DAY, ac .th day 81 Npltu,c.. 1859 s-
l} ,i raoa'rs f.r.lrr ordered tia Samuel II
"a, hiunrt JOHN l. Snh and john A. I.lcr be aIpui,ai
t"hs9elrrs TO -uprinit. ani Ge"-e ". Lee. officer
r''Hc sal rlruh III .ni ward, No and t.at samuel
IL tart isclh II. Phelps and benjamin u. raiacrra ap-
P'H''i iiits-iohei> To- sirriEvl nnl ni l.. Brow n,
'''r Ia r'nucI SAIL erection iiri,ry Mar No. =; ari
Tat TIE tc' s'r Two weeks nutict sli election in The pa
/" Ia vi ltls rllj.
t"t!-fcs;c,
l2.l.M 1 q nInI Ike l-..t
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CANDIDATES Fer CLERK.

nk1s' We are authorized to announce JNO. u.
ALEXANDER cnudiaio for the Chrkship of the County
Court OF Campbell snId 2s-dtiofc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

BE- We are authorized to announce WIN. A.
Court al Campbell sept 22-dlde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

HssyH 10 THE VOTERS OF the COUNTY OF CAMP
nrLL IL self II
iac Ctk ship oi tle Count, Court vi Campbell.
sept l4-dtinc THO. /. ARLINGTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

pf.y@Wc authorized to announce r. T.. MAN
SON, ESD, candidate for tae tl,rksp of the County Court
% Campbell county. sept 15didoic
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asss" We are authorized to announce GRAN
l.cyenuc for this district. oct 12-dtdofe
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Public Sale OF Real Estate and Scgroe>

~, A. Trustee, under deed Of trust, IL arm: date the b.
A. Of March, le3s, recorded in Campbell County Court a
cutci by John Fariss, shall sell In front the Market Hons
in lynchburg SATURDAY, the 9Th day of November np Al
public auction, I" the highest bidder for cash. THE Plopf
1Y in said deed conveyed enough to satisfy the
ed. viz: House and Lot, the residence Of Jno
Goggin and FIVE valuable Slaves
Only such title will be sod and conveyed vested In
by SAID deed. DAVID r. SPENCE, Trustee
nd Id l,tnnY
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Public Sale.

I'M rrESpAY, the nth day of October will sell lub,iy
- my nie residence Lynchbarg my stock lln,,,
Hog, and Caiil also good stock Of Farming lnpcncn.
All the Wheat straw, Oats. and Hay, H,i-ch,ld
kiti Furniture. together with maty other ar',s If
raj tiy
TErN,:-For al sums over $40 Il credit Of G months v
hanisand approved scoury. For Smaller the
will be r,,iuired
Oct d-i.Hlloet LNo. H. WINSTON
POSTPoNEMENr.-Thc above sale is postponed till Sar
DAY, the 18th, at II o'clock ~ NJ.
Oct l}-dil:ioct j. II. Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

Thg STEAMER VANDERBILT AsnoRE.-Tho Her
aid say ttht the steamer Vanderbilt Of ii Sto-
nington linz, on rounding til" last Kiyor and
when nearly opposite Ilclgate, came in collision
with III sloop io ibrock, aud before she cotild be
rounded OF she drited and went well up on Flo ID
Rock
As she struck the rock, considerable CRACKING
was heard about the vessel, ahd the soop hay in z
become unmanagenbie. her bow came full drive
into tho lad,es cabin. carrying away the parti-
lion around the stairway, and doing considerable
damage to several brrths. The bowsprit Of the
Sloop was broken off, and considerable damage
was done also 10 her.
The passengers were fora moment or two terri l.
bly, frightened. aud one or two men were ready 70
jump overheard, but Capt. Sturgis WAS ut one g
amonE them, and nssnrod them that there was ne !,
the slightest danger. The female passenger
were bY TAR the least alarmed, many at the tim,
being seated On tho upper deck.
Soon after the Steamer had struck she was fosnd
to be leaking and Capt. Sturgeon concluded that
he would have to light her up as much AZ posi-
BILE, as to get her of at high tide. The tug
Stems being near Mt hand was hailed, and the
passengers with their baggage conveyed to the
city. Two other tugs afterwards obtained,
and tho freight all conveyed from the Vanderbilt.
This seemed to hayo great effect, and she soon
began To right, and hopes were entertained that
sho would ret oh before morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.

Bs7sH To THE VOTERS OF TIE Cry OF LyNcHBCRG:
announce myself Office Commits
sioner for this City. Election ih Of November next.
oct 1i,itdofe+ WM. H. TURPIN.
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Rkay~ We areauthori.cd to announce WARNER
T. JONES Esd, .analatc for tic tlcrkshp of the Coun
~ Court of Campbell county. sept l4-dSctioc
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ma" The undersigned, having been appointed hy
The Common Council, Commissioners OF The Revenue for the
city OF ltncburg, respectfully announces himself cand
for the Office for the state As person has here
ianre held both oes hi hopes TO receive the support of the
voters NJ L!nchDurg. l.. n. EUBANk.
Ill nj.
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BE- We are authorised tn announce j. \. COR
DON Candidate for tie Ccrksp Of tho County Court Of
tampiell made vacant ~ the Resignation Of Geo VIM Dab
ny, E- Election LIST Nu.DAY IN Np,eubcr sept 14diofe
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Bay" To TnE NrrkRS oP CAMPBELL COUNTY AND
Cry ~ Ly>cmurEd- candidate for The Office of Clerk
the COUNTY court Of this Cuny The election will be held
the first Monday in NorcGi,rr mesa. Having haen appoint
ed by thu Court I" dsharc The duties ri the Office until Clerk
elected taken in connection with other business that
requires u time and unavoidable absences from the
county uf ~ l. LAYS this and the day of clec
ton. +" Ill pu II Out Of To canSs- tue county II
the dag at election shall Ia, l tuirc To na
office al heel grateful aud will discharge lis dutieA
la such 4 manner as 10 m,Fil confidence.
Respectfully,
,pt y siaTtlaf, AENEu ANTHONY, JIG.
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Personal Identity.

Many years ago. perhaps about the year lIo9,
there were two brothers, OF the name OF Harp
roaming about the barrcns Of Kentucky, whose
occupation seemed 20 be 10 commit atrocious muir
defs aud in many instances apparently without
any object, except, ns the elder Acknowledged
hatred OF the human species. In consequence OF
these atrocities the Governor Of the State offered
u large resa ard for their capture. To avengs the
murder Of Mrs. Steeul. man by the name Of
Leiper raised party and set out in pursuit of The
murderer The elder Harp was arrested and
kille and carried before justice of the peace.
10 claim the reward.-The head was then stuck
IN tree, mt the fork of the roads, which has ever
since been known as Ifarp's Head road The
Younger brother escaped and Joined party on the
Mississippi river. headed by man by the name
Of Measure. They were river pirates. and robbed
boats going down the river. or parties ascending,
who might have money in their possession---pleas-
antly observing that these people took produce to
market for them. During the absence Of the gang
young Hnrp cut OF Measures head, which hc
packed in clay for prescry aton and carried it down
the river to Natcbez. whore Gov. Claiborne bad
offered n reward OF one thousand dollars for it.
Ills claim TO the reward was admitted as Meas
ure's features were well known, but unfortunate
" Tor HIM, he was recognized by q nan from
Kentucky. and arrested and put upon his trinl.
There was a good deal of contradictory evidence.
MIR. Poindexter, afterwards Governor. was the Uni
ted States District Attorney, and informed the
writer Of this, that though everybody was salts
fcd he was the man, vet there was not suffcien.
cy of clear evidence to legally convict until as he
was about to give the to the jury, for acqut-
tai of the party. n stranger, from North Carolina,
nttracrs l'y the crowd, made his appearance lie
was rnised in North Caronn,n and knew the llarps
when boys: but years had clapsed, and he could
not certainly identify the man. But he stated
hat The young Harp bad three toes growng to-
scthcr on ono nj his feet. which, upon cxnniina-
ion. prn'el 10 be the with the prisoner, and
he was convicted. - Philadelphia North Anle,tcan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

~ CPtl;lof french rai! Pom Mad, sa ne4 SEQ 81,
"i ltis Nhsy, Holland in. ,c and iiiek
tea 20 tr fSh"iie tgtis tine i lpnu and Peach i,run
N'r; t!' ,'d Noun ain wisks. nr sale t,y -
80 tbdi7 JONES d. kralfn,nI Va
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kNNE SOAPS Old Brown WINDSOR soa; Honey so,s !,
grAdes MusA soap, CT. cerne SOAP C,sli. rnns,,a,, t
Soda ',podlidoc and Washing spuls, for sale by Wv
oci I'd dls j. II. III )MPSDN Drucoi.,
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MARRIED.,

BrrrLFB srEBBNs-on Tuesday, Oct a. by the Rev. ~ 8.
Hutton o. Carlos Butler 20 LL1e IT, only daughter Of
Horsiio n. Sssbbins, ali OF this city.
BRAKER-JESsIP-On Tuesday morhD. Oct 4 by the ksy.
Jessup, botn Of this city,
CUaTIs-MEACaAM-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday, Oct. 5.
ISs y the Rev j. Ho!me osOrse N Gurus AID Eliza A.
kesct am eli Of Brooklyn.
DEAN-TAY-In Cedar Rapids, lows, Sept. by the R.v
W A,h.rton John Dean 20 Miss Charlotte rsy, dAush
ter Of Csp;. Benjamin Tsy, formerly Of salem, Mais
Taunton, Eass tapeis pesse copy.
piCKINsON-TOwNsEND-O Tuesday, Oct 4, a.St. Muks
Church Brooklyn L. d. by the Rev q. A. Shelton. Alfred
Dickinson anne daughter of the late Walter B. Townsend
DALLAS-CADLYBy the Rev. Edwin H. Chapn, Pastor o.
Vhcouni Abe,nethey and the Lady MARI C.dIy Thomas
Dallas tho Earl Of Esip Of that IE scotland, % toe Lady
May Lily first daughter of Lord Csdly London, Eng.
PALLOON-MASTERsON-On Saturday, Oct 1, by the
Rev Jemes mint al the residence of the bnds mother Mr.
David T. FALCON Miss Josephine Emma Ma.teou, all Of
this city,
FAIRCHILD-LEAyITr-O Tuesday, Oct T. at the Chur,h
Of ths Eoy By the Rev. H. s. Rowland, the Rev.
T. Fachid Louisa Edgar, daughter Of K Lesvt, esq
slof Flushing, L. l.
KF1CHAM- Babylon, on Tuesday. Oct g. l..
a. the re the brides motr BY the Res Charles w
Cooper hwy g. Ks;chaul Of New.York to Miss May C.
Row lard OF the former place.
hIrCBELL-POSr-In this city, Wedne1sy. Oct. 5, by
the R,y Joel Parker D. the Rev Arthur Mchsl Of aicn
moDo Va Harriet Edith, dan.Lier Of DE- Alfred T. Pos OF
New.York
BHEIM-CoBLENZER-On Sunday Sept %. By the
Rev IA Na'eIu8D Ar Lsabhem OF Los Angeles, Cal, to
Mis-. Sarsh Cobe1zsr Of this city.
L.WREnCE-CoTBEAL-O Tuesday morning, Oct 4, at
Chste b, the Rev DR.. berrsn, Samuel Lawrence 10
Caroline p youLse,t daughter Of the late Henry Cothea
sHUFELDT-EGAN-In Cdissgo, on WEDNESDAY, Sept D. at
the Church 4 tee Atonenent bj the Row bsrtos, Henry
H. shut, d formerly Of mis- city, 70 Emeine M eldest
daughter u the Hon. " N. Esan OF the former place.
TI-RsURE-aEDFiELD-O "Wednesday. Oct a. Calvary
Church Rev Dr. Tyug Las Tarnure Of this city
and Jsre daughter Of hems kedheld Of Batavia, N. T.
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Eigh,y-sev.sth street, 100 feet 9 inches frsstsg
Fourth avenue ssd s. feet in depth; sl-e tse N ths
rear, frcnsrg Eighty seventh street. 80 fest asd 10
fee. inches in depth, of 81 300 per lot tho ~hos fsr
$4,000. We report the sale OF large piece OF Lao
on Central PAX, west between Ninety-sixth 81
Nine'ylseverth streets. "a feet south Of N.ssty.
seventh street, containing IS feet 10 inches frost -
Central Puk ia feet rear, 273 feet in dep a The
north ne and 30 feet inehes 90 the souta hns for
s22 OcO A. c LOOMS has sold the four-stoey, high
stoop brown-store front house the sosta side Ct
Thirty 9Th street. commencing 30 feet ssst u PssA
avenue, house % BY IS feet lot IS by half the bse.
for $4,000.
We cannot sympsthise wih some Of our eotsmpocs-
ries in their Indignation at being excluded from the
Bank Clearing House meeting yss.ndsy. It's TIRE
the banks composing the Clearing House are public
Institutions and the public have right to fan isfcr
alton in regard to their general condition. coming -
they do before the public With demand for s coeA-
derce. But the CieariOg House, vhica Is merely
machine for facilitating their exchanges, Is masssr
in which the public have no interest, AMI reporters
have no right, IN opinion to dsusnd admit
tance to its meetings than they have 10 Demand -
examination Of the individual lsdgsrs of the dersee
institutions composing the House.
The following are the currency, land warrant, ~
specie quotations for the week. corrected for us fe
the rates current at the Baking Office Of Assus.
Tbompson Brothsrs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-06

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