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TOWNSHIP ORG ASIZATION


'Llv;o! Ti.=oaaa coac.rclas III. orsao!. ,,;oa asl
K:9es1cleat Of towns aol the powers aaI duties Of
town oces aal B,arjs Of zuoerysers with urnae.ous
practical oru-s The work comprises compilation Of
al the Statute laws couceE2rs the goyeropect o. toxrs
andpcwers aal IsGss Of towa ot!:er4 echracl.z thu
subject o. Ee1:oas+ Toga AMI Towo CMcer1
Fences a1d Fenc' Viewers Hishways and B:Id:eA kc,
DC. 1t also contains all t2e for OF proceeding IN ever
case where written ias:-u:oeu: required ty law con
Esaleag arral1el ior ready 7eerecce: a:.o cop.oas
loot notes By way Ct Instruction upon doubtful pcats
ri references to decisions Of sh- Courts Of Wisconsin
aad othsr etat<A .cadea-x the Whole complete guide
or towa officers aad otaers Interested IN ibis peculiar
branch Of tie L7w It Asa contains te portion Of the
a'ue which Eelstes To :e md duties or cors.7
Boa:dsof sl2ezSscss With practical FORMS and noes.
Price 81 n leather binding. f2 cts In paper covers
Coptss ey nl to aGy address re:e!pt oftse rrc
y. hEEN. Law Bookseller acd Publisher.
js5 EHJ1 I{a Lake STREET, Catcaco,
, 1859-01-06

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE n MnwAykEs.-A Dr.
struc,iyc fire occurred in Milwaukee Oh the morn
ing Of tic 4.h inst, Huron street, in the Third
Ward. It broke out in the barn attached to
Lewis Hotel, badly damaging the latter, anu ex-
tending to the adjoining buildings, seyen Of which
were destroyed. The loss is estimated at about
ST. 900.
, 1859-01-06

HoRsEs DEowssn.-0n Tuesday night last, bT
some misadventure, valuable pair Of horses,
attached to the baggage yan of the Chicago,
Alton i St. Louis T. r. Co., were driven into
the rirer from the dock near Harry Deal's sa-
loon, on Market near Randolph street bridge,
and drowned.
, 1859-01-06
THE CITY.

1.EcTrE1: rasr:o>rn.--lhe ,hirl lecture l,rforc
1l'c Academy a Sciences j. ros!pnnrd until time
q? which nutite will tn given hereafter.
, 1859-01-06

LAncES1.-A Mrs. Burke was held in 5000
bail yesterday for the larceny Of e. from Mis-
tress Catbartne Mcclure. The former dame is
tho wife Of Thomas Burke, who barely escaped
the penten,iary last year, on charge Of high
Tpy robbery,
, 1859-01-06

Nor ia uE ToRs powS.-Measrs. Trip l. Hale,
lessees OF tue Sherman House, assure us that that
institution is not to be torn down and rebuilt
the coming Spring. but tia: it will be enlarged
aud i'm proved bT new b&ilding On Clrrk street
and general relitting throughout.
, 1859-01-06
Governor of New Hampshire.

CONCORD. Jan. 4.-The Hon: lehsbod Good
win vs. nnminsted Governor Of Nav Ham, oshire
bT al unusually 1arge and enthussastlc kepno-
lican State Convention to-day.
, 1859-01-06
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.


Mr.. Douglas was reelected yesterday Us
Senator from Illinois for tle term Of six
joint Convention stood, "a for Douglas: 4C for
Lincoln. The Democracy made as much fuss
over it as though the cycnt had been dubious
and unexpected. Mr.. D. can now finish his
waDderiags take bis seat and uncork his yials
If wrath.
, 1859-01-06

At THE BnlSGs l}orsE.--Amone the guests
Messra. Tucker d French yesterday, we noticed
Hon. q. II. Browning. Era. n. II. Purple and
Judge Thomus, all Of thi. Safe, and Louis Paul.
aen. tho celebrated Chess piayer
, 1859-01-06

r. C]larl', Trt:n'nl, l:>l., I'LL nld anl highly
esteemed rit zrH Vi tlton, ,:.rJ suddenly on Sliur-
day last.
, 1859-01-06

Nc 4 x q Go,
x x x T. Q q r, j.,
M1nnAe&1zed and tor esls u
TER NovELTY Mills
&14k1 50 md 81 Sa3e HF%sA
, 1859-01-06

LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan. 6.-The ncE Baptist
Church On Mill street, WAS burned to-dny. Loss
81. o.Qoo No insurance.
, 1859-01-06

S.. Joaxs, y. b., Jaa. 5.-Niue buildings
were burned by an incendiasy tire ii Fre3ericfs-
ton last night, involving a loss Of dity thousand
dollars
, 1859-01-06


chlnes l22 Luke street. j14Jy.bgG6
4 GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT ny GAYE7TT -
Nothing eau exceed tue succcs5 achieved by j. C.
Glyett5's Aedicated paper tcr the water CLOSET
Piles will soon be disease no longer known ex.
ccpt in name. THIS pure medicated paper is un-
equalca as ! preventive. aud unapptoacaab!c as.
i cure. The pr3prictors wish it to be spoken Of
LOUD sheets for 81 500 sheets Tor 50 cents. Sid
by aIl Druggists and Al the disc scoyerer4 depot, IL
Ann street, New York. u. G. G4yetty" il water
1na1kcl IN cacl sheet, aud lis autograph il on
each package. sent 10y express froln Al Ann
street, upon receipt or price. The trade are iavl-
I'd to correspond is to lerils. ja5-2w-b325
SToP using tobncco and ardent spirits. How? !?
Call at Peason Co.'s, IS Lake St. aud learn!
j3-1W*
~ See advertisement OF Quaker Ctr go
Sewing Machine L. Coask1L t. Co.,
oc26 II 1888 Lake street.
a See advertisement Of DR.. Sanforda' Lircr
1urlgorator in another column.
, 1859-01-06

Crr1ztxs FIRE BR1GADE.-Tbe annual meeting
Of the Brigade, for the election Of officers far
the coming year, will be held ut the Brigade
Rooms, No. 50 Dole's Building, Thursday e7en-
ing, Jan. 9Th, at ~ O'Clock a full attendance
is desired. S. B. RAYMOND, Capt.
E. JnHysoS Sec'Y
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Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, Jan. 5.-The Government organs Al
On the 29th instant.
, 1859-01-06

F1rorro, of' ,lo u,n,o, Cxt..-.
. a;aaa..h f.a,.. :. :.1s =. =.
:. u'spA'en 14onl - Aoo's ln'ofms os 'na'
-u'soo' euo 4'us'eauet ., 'ne aaa'A's oea
c}gnes mes:asfe, las 'aken the held ngaln With
man. and burned md Numbered the hon.e NJ
&C.,, "
ano'oer' ~ Ii 7epos'ea aAso 'na' montgomery
is getting in readlness to meet him. We trutt
this slater moy be true.
The 1,,rrsrce n.ub-;,c, of na. os, h.. ta,a
intelligence f-on ,te souther, nort ~ the Tsr-
1itory. 1t appears That III. attack on Fort Scott
war madc fnr The s,1e ,u,noae of re1ass;,, Ran
"3o 0'~eS '0' >A- ts'~ fA' P0o. VI oeN
H'ee' WHO ~as unA~!u'sS se'zed and hesd ior
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following are the earnings Of this road for The
months Of December, 1887 and ISIS:
III. 1s5s.
Frr!:,t srsac.1s inc e7i!2..7
Pl.se.:rnra-...... ,;t.-5. .-i{j.1 Irc .fa,t
Nal b. 6c........., s>a'.sb 1.N13W dec. ~
Tnta ..ss,G1.?I tS,:,:.:j de- tf:4, II
Corrretc! tlrES+ for TIE .ey1uus n.oH .tlH, 81; ::
Earnings bv tie Chicago. Burrgton u Gain.
cy Eailrcad 'o., between Chicago aud DurIiug-
ton, in Dec 1855:
rfte:A.' h:',
I'LL! and h!sce!IA1eoEi. 1t2l k
4eN1' - ~
Being mt the rate Ct $4p3.7o PER mile.
Earnings by the Quincy 4 Chicago Railroad
TO-, between Gele=uurg end Quincy, in Decem-
her. ls'S:
=. Il
NAL 1ll tnsct!atIeous, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.1;
..lp.4
Being al the RITE oi $.51 10 per ,ale
GREAT WESTERN {CASApA) KA1LwAr.-Th FOL-
loving is the traffic for tie wees ending lee.
:1st, ISIS:
its+tneff3; al CT
tt.'!. A! it sl"ce'... Is. ~. 81
MAILS and tEndEies-..... -. l5.s.i3
A"1at: hr:. .sfx
Corresponding wrrk o: LIS, :3S.5.71
, 1859-01-06

Death OF an EdltUf.
Ekv A1BAxr. Iud, Jaa- 5.-Ail:on Gregg.
editor Of The 1f1ua<, died saddeoly this mora
in0.
, 1859-01-06
Nem advertisements.


TluE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR l.53 IS
l. NOW READY lteoa,s!as:
!ANzoncEascal clcula.3. rs for -.
ect!ou returns sroa al iae states ho1-< G-o...,
Etetoasa ls5e casefu!y compiled a7d compared VIII
toT7eT elections expressly fas t5e Trsbcat Aaaaac.
Eeet!7a Retu:zs Of the State Of New YORK by Tow.
snp' aaa !" Ads-aa e1;.:elg n=r feature II TIE Al.
Elnac.
LIST OF TIE Members Of L. Cai e.. States seo... sri
Honse Of Aer.tseatat.vea
Al alasSe a7oua: q o:aer !n.e-....; POLITICAL nat
Ter.
A<:a:s All ot4era vii 2less. sc.d IA RI, c-.~ W.,
cut delay.
Pr7ce. '2os:ke pyt caa Los!: coc.es u ce.t. Aae:
icaa cain. tTetTe copies. II: oae ha:d.ri c2prk r.
II s=nt by E1oses% s. per oae tuo l,eI u!rteea cppe,
fas ~
HORACE GREELEY CO.,
u V'1'l1 fHoc1t vi e. New Yo:t.
, 1859-01-06

us' The Tribune Almanac'' for 1850; No. ),
Of "0ar Musical Friend" containing several gems
from the Opens, tYankee Notions" for February
and Dickens New Story Of IA House to Let,'
can all be found at the news depot Of NcNau5
l. Co., Opposite tho Postofice.
, 1859-01-06

CA1o. Hon. Akp. Soc1k11.-The regular meet.
ing Of the Chicago Homeopathic Medical Soci
ety takes place this evening 1t Dr.. Shipmaa'.
Office 1t r. II.
, 1859-01-06

JUU5UiE73 FHT ETT GVVEETVUH 7HI7E
For E1z Mills. We coan !eruy then as III.
p.rur aaY osher s:JIe Of kn9.ae. Aad iaey WILL
Save from 25 TO so per can't in Fuel
Ovez the usual cLA.s Of Hule.. in ne :. the Ne We
shall keep s11toent d.Ee.euI NJ eaAb
.saE-rt Were .hey e1aaale1 and the
s4!usl ob.a4ed frxaru.ax taeI1. Eoupeteat ren
l. us, e. oe uras1el & &C. ~ and Start Easiaea
WATER WHEELS SKATING, GEARING, &C,
4: rery L9to EIyurts-
e r.all spectacA:.22a Aod esNa:es f11al2hed Kheo
, 1859-01-06
Foreign Jlumjsratioll-- IL emorial to the
E.-islutuFc.
Two Mill Tax fjiAtri ibnt1on.

W. .H4l AA lJ}AIEluHlIOu%
[trou1 the Statc Journal. 4th ]
We are iadt b:"d to the Hon. Jcsee l.. Da5ois,
Auditor, tor the following e::.enens OF the dis
trihut1on ri tue tnni on the LIST inst, from the
proceeds Of the Two Milt Constitutional Tux:
lHtnf Amount NJ Erl'. ta T.
Anoutk vi sock. rscsclie e....,.-..,...... ".+7yl3
a1::iG5 o. o
Accordingly te-c is NOW ou balance IN tbs
Treasury ct *11c4 Isl, ,0pp. Over and ADORE the
amount Of indebtedness presented. The follow
ing table ehows the d.etribution Of the proceeds
OF tn canuuaE tax for several years past:
1s5'-An1unt a. tax G..triau cd. ........... 4:snn
., 4iores presented observation-disclosures. ihtA
1e.:-Am' lri ot ta+ 'sElhu: cfI ...... G@l6t
re. 'Hs A:'Es'
la1e-Anuuslt tf tax cltfaIute e3............ &a kt
1'"nds Prtttltt1 1.......---,-....-....... Ilt34-6
II will be seen tlut the amount Of indebted
ness presented hGs bceu decreasing 1o: several
years. This year It is IL n.ere nominal sum. AZ
tue State hna its cnttre Indebtedness nov funded
nnd pays the entire unnu9! interest upon the
State Debt, holders .! l!l1rois bonds have ceased
10 be anxious About t]le principal, particularly
as Illinois bonds are nn~ worth three or four
cents pre- mum in the New York market. lii
uos credit now stands at the head Of The list,
good thing fer boud holders, though bad thing
Tor tic two mill tax. What 10 do with this tux
will be u question !or the Legislature to settle.
, 1859-01-06

HoS. c. Burz.-uon. c. Eu,z lett for Spring.
fisld ou Tuesday evening last, md Was doubtless
in hia seat yesterday. His detention wss occa-
s1oaed by tbs sudden death Of broth=riu..av
at Monroe, Michigan, which called him to thst
place.
, 1859-01-06

LARGE INCREASE or Rrs1Siss.--The cash sacs
u: o1c finn III Lake sturt, engaged in the l,yy
Goods AMI Carpet trade. fur lie past ycar have
lieu one hundred aud twenty til usa,, dollars
laore than Their entire trade during tile previous
year Of 1857.
There are numerous Instances Of parallel IA.
tUrc, which 60 10 strengthen tllc nfercnccs from
oar latc Review Of the Cumnlcrrc Of Chicago for
l>5a. that tile general prosperity Of this city is
hut to be destroyed nor even disa>,rrusly lamrcn-
rd by the stringent depression Of the past eight
tea months Our Eas.c7n frIcsIs who have been
crnaking and waiting a grand universal lr1rst-up
that they pcrchaucc might CONS in and pick up
IA. pieces, may wait little longer, and still wait.
ELECTION OF OFF1cEaA-The "Mcpde|ssohu
Society,"" having adopted constitution, &C.,
met on Tuesday evening, January 4th, 70. cleo.
following result
| president-Henry johnson.
Secretary-James i. Cooke.
| Treasurer-Strong Wads*orth-
| Condncior-A. ". Dohn.
| Executive Committee-Messrs. Il. johnson,
J. $. Cooke. S. Wadswor,h, s. H. Bingham aud
Mr. Sprague.
ANNIVERSARY or 1uk Earn OF FEBEuAnr, 1915
The French citizens Of Chicago desiring to
celebrate the anniversary Of tho proclamation OF
the Republic Of ls4s in Paris, are requested to
meet Monday evening next, ths 10Th inst, al
halfpast O'Clock, at the German He'll, il or.
der to take necessary measures to celebrate tai
| xf -.
, 1859-01-06

D AILRDAp STATION DINING SALOON
IL Coahinet v!ta Fruit C!rar ans! Con .ec.'onary
st-e. Ia q: tst hrlIt .u to1Gs IN tle HtAc
ya;uel at slaa II he sold for casa exch4.S.l far
CatcaIo Cit, ke4; E.tA1e.
Also TIE lc sad rta.y tou.- on /: t,r {; nn
Ia be soi partly the tyc'.1,.rf for i.A{o Ctr
P:nrtry ApuJ to :. b. KbHFDuIk CO.
Ge1 - I1Sx @.t-4
, 1859-01-06

uSFEscEnES7En Success. The boston Tr1rs{.
Ar says: We are glad to learn that tue -4t1uti,-
Monthly is meeting witt, grcat iavor from I'LL
sources- Though The publishers printed nearly
Ms'ty thousand copies Of the Janxarr number,
this large supply was entirely exhausted on the
very day Of publication. thus compelling many
new subscribers and others to wait few daFs
before obtaining copy. The publishers have
another edition Of several thousand in nrese
which will be ready in few days, and with
their present fueilit1es they will be able 10 eup.
ply the demand, however large it mag be. Their
subscriptions, received by mail alonc from aIl
rarss Of the country. have averaged uore than
one hundred day. for some time past. Mss, Il,
i. Ssowe's rev serial, 1.-THE Minister'S Woo.
ing is immensely popular, as indicated BY the
saccess which in thus attending tie en.errris.
ing publishers efforts to make the -it'dnttc the
embodiment OF al th1t is entertaining and in
s:ruc.iye''
, 1859-01-06

Il 4 re AIMS IN SILK
, 1859-01-06
90 1>c11t.

1EU RENT.-DWELL1SG HOUSE NO.
q1ire s;saas t.: 'or;a Of M,a;s a.
T'0 RENT-.A BRICK HOUSE AND STA
L BE Inquire Of ABBOTT 4 KINGA.N. 80
8onta CLARK stree. de7 kw
, 1859-01-06


COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF T. J. SLoAS.-Com-
merclal Colleges arc an institution which hold
front rank among modern educational faciltie4,
CHANGING to drop in at T. j. sloan's CONNER
cial College at its well koown established quar-
tsrs in Portland Block, re fouud the large nod
handsomely furnished halls ,hroneed with stu.
dents, With few exceptions young men, laying
tbe foundations Of successful! business life deep
aud sure, in thorough aud skilfal training.
Prol. Sloan les q pernaoent and established
footing here and hin Institution wide reputa.
ton.
20 The attention Of cur husuesa men il
called to tbs facilities aforded through q, II,
Scriyen's Agency. c5 Dearborn street. for nd.
vertising in the leading newspapers Of the Wes,
and Northwest in the moa! elliceot and econom
ical manner. at publishers iorest prices. Reai
the many favorable notices lately recelved frog
the Press Of Chicago and ahe Sorabwest, will
all q whom in the city, ard with many Of ii.
lending journals in the Northwest, Mr. SERVER
hns had business rclationa, tbs result Of rhicl
hnVe been q honorable 10 himself as satisfacto
n to both classes Of his patrons, the advsztiser
md the pubuahera.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
Receipts Of Productivity n, 1859.
IPtpor.sd ere,u.sey for The " Y. TRIsuNE, BY DaEw


"
By R.rEo.D-yeD Yort esd i, ,te57 pss-; .'hs, bsI
Cheese. O half Candle. 81 Cui Meats 81 bb Egs
275 bbs Flour bag Feahers 20 bes Fur Scgs LSrd le
side Leather l6 rolls Dather - bbs Pork 81 bh. Pork Heads
u bales sSos bovs TobssoJ bales WOOL IN bags Wheat,
SeS Yops and Nev asen cases Pineapple Cheese 20
By AssSic,s ExrSsss-s pkg. Butter 10 OSs. Es', 2
coops Fowls. boxes Poultry. .
BY UNITED STATES ExPsEss-S5 pkss bnser e9s EsSs'
By STr.MsHIP FLoRrD,-Fyom sarannah-c5 boxes Snap
Beans 500 bbs Potatoes, crates Csboag. ga
BY STEAMER KEyP0RT-FroA heypoytl5O pkss s,rawber'
ries II bales Hay, Is Sheep, Cow and Calf
nsed so pkss Butter 800 Cheeses. 2sO bbs Ess.
MeaHt. S'saseat Li"e-Io ps, AP9e& % & 60 Pkg: Bu.'er
81. Il Wiy y fS' ta e." Mts S@P ts% GSy GG
bag. Barley cher Feed u rolls Leather 25i bb
Potatoes, II bales shoddy, Horse. o.o
HS5iesa T,es,ps, ,tatiqs CoBost C.a,.sO te' aud q
Boat mason55 casks Ashes 5s bb' Flour f25 tea Lard,
Boa, OF Ashes 20 bb. Beef bbls. Flour
.s to-. Lard, 81 bbls Pork, n bbls Cut Meats
B13 pE rs 5 e'5 os Isl s s sE s s b5 so fo ' II i Ss, S
Straw, psss Dried Fruit, Cows and CsS'' 80 Sneep and
Bayss Newtsygh-Ss5 pkgs Butter IL boxes Cheese l7
Calves. Is Cows aud Calves u bbls Ess', D bb Flour 10
S,eamS, OrsooSr75 pigs Butter, Iso Calves, Cows aud
Calves bb Ess 80 bos Rye Flour, 0 bales Hay 20 Live
Ba,ge iadseerdeace4o pkgs Butter bb. Eggs, Is ob
Rye Flour 80 oag FEED % Live fo"l " Dos ro'aloe' :"
Calves. Cow and Calf Is Sheep
Propeller Ddtis-40 pkg Butter - Live Fowls, 2D bbls
Flour bush Oats 100 busb. Rye loo bush Corn 81 bush
Beans lis bb Poasoes, rs bales Hay, Calves Cow aud
Calf
barge Man-77 pkgs Butter l2 do PIultry DO EEs %
bbls Cider bb Apples, 100 bush Oats bags Feed, bb.
Potatoes 4s3 bales Hay
Beat Haisied-7,0O bush Oats
Tor.L-4 Psgs Ashes, II bbls. Apples, sSs Ptp Butter
80 bbls Beef % casks Bacon, 81 bsg. Barley, q bbs
Beans % bbs and p boxes snap besus, iS7 Cheeses,
25 Pineapple Cheese 100 half boHes Candies 100 bush
Corn 67 and II bbls. Cut Meats Cabbage, 80
and f.y Ok
bb and pkgs Fgss 30S2 bb Flour bag feslner- ~ bales
fu- SO bali. Hay go es. SIG bbs aud Eer Lard i6li
53 rolls Leather 762l bush Oss 100 bbs Pork,
bb Po,aio-s 69 bb- New Pot.toes boxes Poultry, ID
coop aud 40 Live Fowls 80 bush Rye, y bales skins boxes
Tobacco 80 pkes Strawberries 81 bb, Whisky. bales WOOL
IN bass What II boxes and Wine, IA bags Feed tj
81, Up. II baes shoAdy, lg9 Hides, 81 bbls Clder
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
MnrketsAPcportef BIZ Ttlsgraph.

NOBLE May S-CorrON-sales today go bales AZ lo ole
fr Mddns there buyers than sellers AZ the current
LlDELPHI,, May 3l.-FLOUR dull. WHEAT dull; White
s. 7jd so Red f 5n1 81 %. CoRN actilei leio" Sc
the clug With advancing tendency. Nn.SH dun
aud lc lower; sales az . a %
BUFFALO NAV 5l-l m-FL0uR active and hrmsr; sales
2O bbls az F6G - State fro Sprug Wheat; 81 for
.trsight WcoD.n 81 S7i for Mehisan Indiana sni
Ohio; 81 . 80 for double WHEAT qlict snd DO sales
CoRS .esdy ae IS 90 bush sound Upper Lake AZ 6 OATS
dull spd lowrr; sales $500 bush Shsboyzan at S BARLEY
quiet No RYE. WHIsSysales 70 bb.s a; rc Canal FRElGrs
steady az Sc Oats &C. Corn l0c. Nbea sud 'o on
Flour 10 New. York LAKE NPoRTs-OOt0 bbls. flour So
bush Wheat S. bush Corn, loc0 BUSH Oats. CANAL En-
PoRrs-5o0 bbls Flour, 1850 bush. Corn. -
BALTIMORE May 5lsLoUR dull. sales and held 81 SIC
S725 WHEAT ql-t-whi'e Si 709 81 @ and red : 1l1 I'll
g. frmeT-y.low s5d8sc. and white 3d. PSoys-
Ions dull. Bacon SIDES 9,c. Mess PosN %i7 75G *lS
WHISKY dull.
CixciNS.rr May 3i.-FLoUR advanced iO1l5 sales q,
- r Sopc.6ne. WHENT-aies OF Red a, 81 Snd
81 iO WHIsEY DC Provisions generally unchanged Bs-
CoN-Sid.s, etc
ALBANY May SIS m.-fLouR very dnl disposition on
the part buyers operate and holders II good brands hr
supply o brands very light sales only IN sus lots
WaE,r quiot small 10, of White Canadian sold a. 81 10;
~ 80 asked for ooO bush of White Michigan sfost aud
r offered CoRS heavy small lot oi bite sold st SI.c
sc0s2c asked for Round Yellow without buyor oars Of
erns freely sales light 900 bush Nil sold pr
ya,e terms supposed d55c WHISKY quiet; sales at Nc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01

yARTT-At Franif1r, Ky. on ssTsay svsn'os n,J y;
R.e daughter o John Heat. Par Ia no 1'lh Jvh "i
Al. 80,
The relatives spd friends invited 70 a',Id ns
Thursday Jun AZ l0f m from hs resGsD -
Bersen Punt The steamer Red JACK. srs ~ -, ~ =. .
North RV,r, q: a. and l@niiDend i''' u '' "
RFsISGToY-Io BroolNyu, Mondsy Nag ~ Wa.alns,an
LeHi. 'sD o. me- me hsc 1n.o.S. ~ and Is lsy.
IT, ,t- "a Si.nJs are Invited attend bis funeral on
edne.dsy Jure l. at o'clock m, at ne ressd.T OF T.
W prrns. m era No. $40 God street, Brooklyn, ~ .
wOOD-At Bedford. wes.ch-:e Comfy 90 MondAf nay .,
Mn. n n daughter Of John aGd Mary "ooc ased ycafs
and n months. go fl, -. -, G, '.-..,
Fnr@rs 2ooock this day. Carriages v meet he q IAN
Harlem Ralrosf at Noun; K.sko Dept . .
WTRNFh-A. We.tvor;, Coma Saturday, My - "f ,n-
,nmu.jm Charles Heary Theod w and sarah L. " ei-
WILLsEY - In Brooklyn, on Monday, Nay 81 Crn-ili
Au,us young.st dausi;. of Jane T. aad Jacob B. sey
aged yesrs months and days
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
DIE ID.

APPLEToN-suddeny on Monday, May 50, Hannah, widow
o. = .Is ss paisl s ,S - % G 0,n y v o. @ n,.d 70
her funeral from the residence of her John A Ap
pe,Op No 81 West Twen'y'thd street on "Wednesday after
BELDEN-A Dover Plain. N " Monday, May 50, Tsber
Bslden In the 7lst year of his age.
Funeral on "Wednesday at 2o'clock p; m. .
BuRI-A Primrose Iowa, Thursday, Msy ~ Mary T. vile
BRADLEY~nth city sunday May % Frederick B<siey
BALc0M-At Mo,thsven, Monday morning. Msy So John
COLE-On Monday May 50 Mrs Ciassa Cole roict Of the
s l,,vs, and friend, src respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral on "Wednesday afternoon JuOe l. at O'Clock from
her late residence NJ II Greenwich avenue without further
C0X~M Hobosen n J., Monday yenins, Msy 81, GeOFTs
Washington Of John d. and nma Cox aged iyesFs IL
The relatives snG Of the family respectfully invited to
fuu Methodist T. Chuh, corner oi 0aI9eh AID foula
CRUMMELI-on Morday evening M,y 50, Boston cramneu
fbe fepds of the family and the members Of the Newly
African Society for Mutual Re.s are lnSeS 20 ,ps Ms
stIeet, nesr Beecier, "Wednesday Juge al coon.
GRifflNiu this city, Monday, May o. Margaret U''n'
GkEESALGH 10 iAis city, sandsy,. My y Joseph b
SIsspssh aged = Se1is 70 moths sFd Ta aay' AA'0 ''
HALL-on Tuesday, May 8 Santa Cruz W L. WHITTIER Ne
bad f his hssh Charles tlspkdn HS son of the -te
Chas d. Han OF bTooklyn aged a years rev nave p~sso
more loved or more dePoFcd by al ~ whom he ~@
LEVY-At Houston Tssas or Wednesday Msy IS, Of spo
pexy aier illness Of OIly q hours Lewis A. Ley, IN th
6h Of his age He left se family AID circle Of ead
MINisZEKAt the residence Of her son No SO Henry street.
on Tuesday. May 81 st Jane H. Miniszek. aged ~
years months and days youngest daughter Of the late Capt
James and Jane Hsight
The friends Of family invited to send the funeral services
.;ns o.' xii BE- taken 20 Fshkil ior in,eru,eut
NOBLE-In Brooklyn Tuesdsy, May 81 ApnA Sherwood
yoaDees, daughter Of Curtis, and CaafL ~ NOBLE sg-d
years and months
Remains :step to Csiskil ioF n:.nrer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
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seamship Florida Crcwen sa annah, udse. ard ps. 70 g
l.. Mrch Son. May - li5s n OF Ha.ss4' exchanged
Steamship Ni.h,ir Moray Charleston 81 hours. uJ-.. sni
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Ship C. Morrison (of Bath Morrison, Ceafusso. Is aay.
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ship Newark (~hser Of New BedOd smith, ~ months out,
Bari E.coaz. Ryder. Havana i2day., cigar. &c. 70
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B,k LOare dr.. G,rde, Rochelle 81 days, brandy
Rsrs David Nckes Ens Roodout coal bound to Boston.
Bns Philip Lansese (0t Bath Aud SArasns' day. 'ssM
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Bns Nsad Rich Cenneso. May IS, sugar Simpson Ny.
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schr Mary (of Plymouth Mass swim Aasaps- u days i've
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sch Willow Harp, , Bridgeport Conn. stone, for Wash
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TO Dibbc A Bunce.
sch T. b. Forrest Barrett Plymouth, C., shingles to C. b.
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BELowBsrk John Wesley, from Rio Janeiroi anchored NJ
the Lower Quar9ntine.
SAILED-steamsAip James Adser Charleston.
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