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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

No HoME But THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon woman who gave her name %
MARY Gilmore applied at the Sixth District StAtionHouse for
lodging She had with her two children, boy Of years
the other Of perhaps ten months Her appearance was
respectable and she deceny though poorly clad Her
story was she had been occupying room IN house In
Bartlett street Denson T. d. for which she had 70
pay 81 per but owing TO the sickness, Of
child she Lad been unable the last months rent ana %
from whom she hired the place Mr. Moore, bad refused
70 let her remain there any longer constable Of the Nine
teen Ward, named Louis Bolton, called upon he ABOUT
O'clock On Saturday afternoon and put her out Of the house
throwing her things into the street after her WIN no place 70
90 TO- she lad disposed Of her few house) old goods German
Tor seven sngs Sac had friend IN the city to whom she
could apply for relief and Of her husbands whereabo she
knew nothing Iie ws she said drunken, worthless fellow
who had deserted her at the time Of her last confinement Such
accommodation the Station House afforded cheer
fully accorded and there we yesterday found with dying
child resting upon her bosom and another equally helpless
cgng b. her skirts for protection She will probably be- sent
10 the Aims House unless good Samaritan goes ~ her
relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

STABBISG AFFRAY--An ARRAY occurred at the house
of Mr.. John s. Martin No. Degraw place, on Friday
night, in which man named Alonzo Lewis was
severely stabbed by Mr.. Martin and his two sons,
Edward and John w. 1t appears that Lewis, who is
married man, paid attentions to Miss Martin. As
soon as she ascertaned that he had family The would
have no more to do with him. Lewis meeting the
fal er at the Hamilton avenue Ferry, abused him, as
alleged, about his daughter, and even followed him
some distance, threatening violence and using the
moot Offensive epithets Martin got out of his REACH
and went home. Lewis after came to the house,
and as alleged, made some indecent observations in
relation to the female members of the family. fight
ensued, and Lewis severely whipped, and also cut
with knife by the father and his two sons. Charles
Mitchell who lives up stairs tried to separate the
belHgerents and while thus engaged the police came in
and took the whole party into custody. Lewis was
taken to the Hospital but had 80 far recovered the
following morning that he went home. The Martins
and Mitchell were committed to await hearing.
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RUs OyER.-A boy, named William Ray, was run
over by Greenwood car In Third avenue Saturday by
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Poles. cossissrosrks AND PoIics MArIrR''-

po,,sx. CossissIosgKs AND POLICE MATTERS
~. .,..,;no az this Board on Saturday, Policeman
- - ,hs Third Precinct, Brooklyn, was dis
=. t,osn N. Force for negleciing his duty Pom
go w.,e appointsa for the special election 10 %
- - ,pa seventh Ward Of Brooklyn On Tuesday
.,.s, bn,nssy was done save the disposal OF saul
49,, ..,or,s Since the advent Of General Superin.
s.uSent Kennedy. be has been using his utmost en-
ssx,ors 70 brig the Police Department to as hgn
s+,, of dhcivine possible. The rules and regaia-
lens are rigidly enforced, and every offence 'na'
,sses to light punished in prompt and severe man
~. The old custom of sen6ipg for men who have
eeea guilty. of derefctiOn Of duty, and reprmandirg
liam. kas been abolished, as 1t was found that
"wcrss, or even tart produced no effect in turning
M uenbrs of the force from the error OF their ways
The enforcement of the rules timing men from one to
Ten and even thirty days pay has produced sautary
effect and Policemen now, instead Of iousging about
sset corners seating themselves on hysrant covers,
& chatting with one person or another along the
saoroughfares patrol their beats as prescribed ey the
Board of Police Ia order bring about this state OF
Discipline SupeIinteI Dent Kennedy and Inspectors
Le pard and Dks constantly the alert travers-
ne the city night and day.
syery nan found violating the rules is reported sud
on being tried and found gultys fined or discharged
fr,sn the department. To show the extent to which
We rules are new enforced it s sufficient to remark
thst during the past month there have been no less
sn one hundred and sirty patromen tried for alleged
nfraetion of the Rules and Regulations. Daily re-
porss are made to the Commissioner of derect police
men, and the offenders forthwith tried The num-
her tried lest month exceeds the number who were
called to account for their misdoings during the pre-
eedipg six months. The patrolmen grumble consider
ably at this vigilance the part of their superior
officers Yet the great majority of them acknowledge
tba. the rules are wholesome enough The recent
tran sers of captains and sergeants from one ward to
another has led much discomfort; but for want OF
aribuna before which they can lay their grievances,
they ere making the best Of their new pos ms, and
weuaintng themselves with localities which they hard
supposed could have existed. 1t is rumored that
or transfers will shortly be made.
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The ship Quickstep from London arrived yesterday from
London reports: July To- lat 70 So lon 30 So spoke whsi
sbn Sopb Thornton New Bedford cruise boand TO The
south Pr6c "A DAYS out with "a bbls sperm oil July % lat
A &c. So ST. spoke Br brig Chan;ceer from Newfoundan
70 Trieste.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-22
STtTE LOAN.

ssy virtue Of sundry acts Of the GeneEal assembly OF
S, Worr. will reesiy. al any time previous to the first
M prorGsas for SIX st payab slas 10
,, w ns,a,r,cn,s a, msy be required, not exceeding
G ,s tiwo hudrea thoussadl dollars per month Said
n 10 e rrdeemabls In thirtyou years 'nereSs paSa-
M annually on The FRS; DAY Of January and first day
81 July each year. =; the Treasury o the state kch-
rluG!. ,,.,,,,,, ., a.. ,- .
rn.aSals are also invited for the SAME oah ~ IN or .
sru, Federal sterling other appropriate honds VIII
~ .u.d fn. :he oan as paid IN, ai the option oi inc
leader. Sal. , la. l., r,,.,apc.
..t.o; sinking .uud is established FOR the Tnctus
n Of the interest semi snauay, ana lae reuetnpotM M "a
" uripal In th!rt yiour years FROM the Issue OF Tue
.> These provisions Of lam, the large and increasing
xat.s resources OF the State and tax laws 'urnsh 'e
,nn-.i possible ASSURANCE q! the safety snd value o 'e
Ia'. ~ a., .u>r, =, p,,,.
4, Worl. Richmond, Virginia" and endorsed s.ate
,n wher. any further Information that uihy ne desired
Nil he promptly given. ., - ,,,,rr
~ orlr- IhOMAS u. ~
Secretary B. T. Works q: Virginia
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,.,,I;l,sp DAILY, sEM,-wEEKLr AND WEEKLY
~ Ry1caIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
TERM s:

urnr,Y pIprs seven dollars per snuun, snd NJ tt'e
~ cht dollars II taken for shorter period than 'ht
ror the SENI.WESkLr dve dollars per annurn, sh M,
q per annuul or SIX copies for $l0, TO he pau ~
;ssir IN advance When letters centaning mse! o. "b
80, Dy nail theJ must hr registered, or they WIZ oe - ~
,i.S Of The writers. -, ., wrsly
- Advertisements Inserted In the Daily, ssm''
=, weekly Enquirer on liberal terms. ,r,,i.hrd
The he"gicHaoSp ENouRSS" ApvEsrsiSa a,r thou.
~r Month. tho monthly circulation is tws:! '~. iiu.
M comics Advertisements inserted At - GEMS P Pnu m In
tY Al dues TO this o:ice may be Trn"'s' The FIX OF
soaI and available Bank u'irs. ''.'''''
the Editors m,,. -, r.,uc,. exceeding
sy-All Obituaries and r-lbu'es e' ''r,,
,at HAS are charged for advertisements , tho al
Orders from distance must De SesoE'l az .y-.u,ion
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R1t9mon0 enquirer,

By RiTcHlE, DUNNAvAET, TYLER l. WISE.
-
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1860.
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J.. NfAGILL

J. NAGILL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,rglCE s,th Robert Tyler Esq, No. H. South Sixth
~ .isr-,,
PIJILADELPHI
Nil stead 10 the collection VI claims and all other tus
f..,.,y.:u.;.d TO his care. Jan 3l-ctf
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III " CERU.
LOUIS A. RECKISGHAM,

,rrUENEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW !,
corPxs ALLEY, YLoVp Comfy, IA.
TENDS regula:'v the County ani Circuit Courts OF
Cs.-o,; Wytsc i,yd Pulaski and adjoining counties.
l.r vii continue collecting agent for Northern
c-ch1a gnd all persons sho have business In Car
. ell :.:! adjoining cout.ies. Dec 26--cGu
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N;OTICE.-Ma = meeting of the President and Diree.
~ to.s o. the James River and hanSwhs COMPANY hsu
order adopted:
Resolved That navigation .a lac suspended Tor the pus
f-n- Of repairing the canal rs fellows
n ~. Erst level there shall be su. temporary suSprn.
op between the Is; and 10Th @: July may be required
uy IN. riiers and manufacturers. 49,,
of Jay between Lock No and Loce No. !" ana between
S.yen.lslsnd Dam and Lock No. =?
Extract from the Records.
June -c;Julyl MM. J.. Nl lSfOhi, see
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aoNDS OF THE JAME&S & kLxEK ~, s.Is, ss AND M

kANAnit CuNPANl NlAhaSllEpDi Di Atic SAHA S'
yce;lnc of the Board Of Public Works, held on the
th {: May lSto, ordered, that the Secretary OF the
N,L yiyr public no:ce, by advertisement Ia the news
uaprr. the holders Of Bonds OF the James River and
karawh coEpaay, guaranteed by the State OF virginia
i u,n he surrender 10 the Board OF Public worss, bS
~ holders thereof OF the bonds OF the said Cocpnny Tor
M narIu-n Of wich the State responsible on ana aite
m 49, Oar Of july lSG0 the said Board vi Public Works
,I i,.ue ard deliver said holders corresponding
ao.u. uf tn. bonds Of the Sate Of Virginia nade In Tue
prescribed by law payable thirty four years after
- ANA bearing interest at the rate Of SIX per cent
,-r rnE,. peyabe seuii ain.a!ly -
-'' - ~. THOMAS II. De WITT.
SECRETARY Bosrd Of Public Works nf f!r.isia
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CHARLES Z. S'rUARE.

ATTOtNET At INV,
ASHLAND, HANOVER CoUSTT, Va.
.siLL practice regularly 10 the Courts Of the counties
n Of aanoYer Caroline and King William, end Will at
- 20 aay business II nny he Coasts held In the city OF
S,.br,oad Dec. 2S-d8t&ctf
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TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS!

TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS!
l lIG TYPES, ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES, &c,
L,v supply Of which they keep constantly on hand at
:ae;' Typ apd Stereotype Foundry,
No. IS, Gold Street, New York,
al which equal IN e,Iry respect to any man.
.,c:. Ii! is country, and will s on the usual terms,
vi ~ raOh1 credit for approved negotiable notes, or
'.l per CENT. discount Cor cash.
1 Type taken In exchange for new, at the customary
prise .. ulne per pound delivered within sixty days
fs tin" Of purehts:, oherw:e SIX cents per poIaa
III. undersigned, AGENT VIRGINIA, for the above well.
i:0s st:abishen, supply the trade with every de-
:;yt!Oa ct
PEISrING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
lyoa Es taost liberal Terms. Having printed the RICE
'ySo ESQIA for upwards Of ten years with type and
VIZ: Materials purchased from Mcssrs. HAoAR Co., am
iace 10 recommend materials from their establishment
'apTs'c:..cet 10 Others
Specimen Book. x be furnished TO the t:ade. and such
'.' 'nay Ia" selected will be forwarded with dss-
r.a.. wM. B. ALLEtiRE,
Apta" Enquirer oHice, Richmond, Va.
pETITENFiAfsY or VlIsGINIA.
Vi ANtPACrCRED y; this institution, and sold there and
Al. e. The Asea. store No. Pearl street. The following
,'::cl-', 1t reduced pr.c:. low;
bo9'', Saor- and Brogaes
mocrn, Cind!en anu Servants Shoe,
wagon aaE .a:: Harness Of every descr!;,ti.o
Mas:Ine iSad' Leather iiosr
Wagc;s, Carts,
n:ay3 anl Whrrlb.r,av.
Mt.1.ohrs. safes &c
Str,med ard piaa Co.,,r.
ArTseya and l!G-eys io- blaa,.ryo hand,
heaay i4aie E.o:hns to: S.r;.a,..
" .s ,"'r '!hc-s % hand and for sale, "r wiz
So. 80, j: ":i": JoH -c:a done oTder on
.so!t i.sae. ~"s'-"' 'us'"'e'" o1''' "
,tor.n.' ''v zoe e"4lItE, s satisfactory references,
II.. = H.,enuea 20. Address T. NJ NIMMO,
lfn DIR .pffay
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III ,;a.. BRANDY, ~ OF superior quality. Seven
it r,nst, Cast!llon Co.'S" brand, for sale by
I.k @. 3. DAVENPORT,
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C.,iBogSX BAKcSDiLk, y. NJ BAREsptLs,
Late o. Charlotte of Richmond
Q. u. BAnEsDALE, late Of Farmr!le.
ssARkSDAEE g. BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
orYIcR SRocgoI WAREHOUSE.
2 LIBERAL ADVANCES made Oh Consigumeu!s In hand.
II Jam Scts
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isNAW KEITH. JOHN 4. CHILTON.
KEITH l. Oh IL. Z @ n,
WATERLOO, PACQCIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
S5ASUFACTURERS OF HEAVY WOOL
II EN GOODS, NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
~. PLAIN LlNSEYS. for negro women. March S-cly
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-27
List of Delinquent Lands
and Town Lots in Wood County, Ohio for 1860

The following List of Lands and Town Lots with the Improvements
thereon County, Ohio, Delinquent said
County for the of Taxes charged thereon for the year Eighteen
Hundred and FNne S59 with the amount said Taxes annexed
which added Penalty Of Thirty (0 cnum and the simple Taxes
Of the current year 1860, as follows to-wit
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6onse- furnishing Goods.

ITO WIDE-AWAKE CLUBS.
Il Every Wiie-Awake Club should have copies 1f
TILE POLL TICAL TEXTBOOK
for 1850.
Completely HORACE GREELEY and ]. f. CLEVELAND.
Price per copy Sent by all prepaid, receipt price
Clubs ne supplied ~ expfess at A66 peT loo Address
THE TRIBUNE kewYork.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF A VALUABLE ESTATE o.
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES or LAND,

on the Island of Ns.hswens -unex pred Lease Of the
of sheep Oxen, Cows also Farming TO Is Sail boat, &C.
On FRIDAY. Sept at y o'el'ck m, VIII be 'o.a AZ
ESTATE the Ilan OF Nasswene wh the uneTP ed lease
having about two MONKS 10 on together with all the STOCK,
OF the late Samuel Vernon esq. Of Newport r. L
This osns ABOUT 300 land Onphsps oon'
three quarters whoe Is Of Nashawens which Is beau
ta IL BS1l1I Uay .s s part t1 o. s b s4' n 1s
shon Pune Cu,yhuuk aud Matthias Vineyard, commanding
the nsy.I ssnnd TE e snE Son the premises
House large STABLE snd the westerly part Of the e
The shores Ike those the nesEboug island of Cuts
sSGSG S P wh bs aad d. GOOD supply Of sh hay
consists 10 psrt 81 .4yea bundled Sheep pairs Of end
Steers Cows Full Il Of Hay and common Fodder
Farming Tools sc The real estate aud personal
which expires the lst day Of November nest -.
This large estate presents uny led facilities Tor an eKene
been celebrated while inexhsube supply of weed u
ing shores, and Of pea, with which the island aoolnt
the s Fuel Without cost and ready to hand furnished
This bland with is comrh ding situation purity Of air and
other might be rendered most desirable and aVo
more quiet opotuns for the health and than
be found In the fashionable Summer resorts gentleman Of
taste and means could make the island charming summer re-
To those contemplating removal Texas California for
purpose gazing the Stockrasng and Rauchng bu
the sale tfers far preferable opening both 81 egsrds ns
insulated position against loss Of stock by syns or other
wise.
This farm formerly owned by Harrison Gray OTIS and has
the family for the lat fifty the tile 70
which and questonsbe The whole 300 acres and
property Of the estate the island viii be sold
in one lot subject 10 the present lease and the amount
Of the personal property according to the sppraisemen
and 10 per cent on the real will be required al the time Of
sale further sum Of 20 per cash to be paid the
delivery Of the deed and the b'anee can remain
on a mortgage Of the premises for term Of years. - -
The beautiful and comm ,dious steamer Eagles Wing viii
leave New Bedford for the island y o'clock aud return
after the sale Those Boston and stations DESTROYS OF
being present the sale will take the he leave the Prov
dence abroad depot \ via the New Bedford and aun
ten Railroad Free tickets NewBedord to the island and
back and all further information may be had Of EDWARD L.
BAKER esq New. Bedford and SAMUEL A. WALKER the
auctioueer at Nos 50 and 50 Federal-st Boston.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

Il aud TROY, connecting with trains NORTH aud WEs.
From Monday, April 3d. 1870 Trains viii lesve Chamosrs.t
station rs follows Through Express Trains ard m sue
p m. Albany Mail. g. SleepiDgC Car Train, y" u
Sundays incueed Way Trains for Sing Sing sS IA ana
ID and 2. for Poughkeepse lis and $50 "a ,os
Iauytosn, S and lO4S p. for Peekski sp m
elsst, Buffalo aud Northern Lightning New. Tran %
Emierant tl5 p Passengers taken at Cns @oeIs,
Chrsopher and ststs Trains for Now-fork iesse 10y
445 Isnndays ncaaed) and SIS and l0;ic m aud ~ ss
sos Sundays ineluded) and 800 ~ aud Aosay sooI
hour later A. f. SMITH, superintendent
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
n NAVIGATION CO.-The Steamship PARMA will sd
from BOSTON via ST. JOHNS, N. r., for GALWAY on the
&3th AUGUST
ROWLAND AsPINWALL
Nos 81 and IS South st., ~ Y.
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90 Upon il Map Concern.

CPECIAL NOTICE-TO the ANDREWS AM
OHYA meeting the descendants Of the early settlers Of
this country by Of ANDREWS will be heid at WAL
LIkGFORD Conn., the 10th inst foT the rpose OF social
recognition BY order OF Committee Of TVenty Of the name
SOLOMON ANDREWS NJ. ID Of Perth Amboy, N. J.
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DLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS
ID w. JACKSON, No 55l Broadway has Just received
very large assortment of BLACK SILKS In all qualities and
from "a 10 "A inches wide. Particular attention called
10 those offering at 81.
Observe ". JACKSON Importer Of Mourning Goods, No.
ISL Broadway, between Spring aud Pnnce.sts
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Jnsnrante Companies.

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THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
for 1860. .
Compiled by HORACE GREELEY and J: +. CLEVELAND
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Clubs are supplied by express at $50 per 100 Address
THE TRIBUNE, NewYork.
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5000 PER ANNUM.-Select Family School
s2Pr s. For circulars apply tea s. WIGGIN. Pdnoip.I
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fiuaHrial.
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THE POLITICAL TEXT-BOOk
for 1R60. -. .,,,
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NEw-YORR AND HARLEM RAILROAD:-,

~ snmmer arrangement for pleasure uasel HAi" sA''
o. Staten follows; - xh.ros
lO;l5 a. m.-EEprcss for Albany Troy SArssosa sps
Springs Niagara Falls Lake George, Lebanon sn $500
Hahopac Connecting at Albany With T. T. y ~, 80.
Springs NagsrA Falls and all place. West Also VIVA si.
tOI ssIatosa aud all points North ss m-For C,eto
oonnectins Al 0odans Bridge with Stages for Lake Weoes
and at Crcton Falls with Stages for Lake MAhopac
gor Dover Pins Meeting 1t Godeno bndse WIN
IA Waocahus and Al Creion with Stages for Lac
Mshao.s JOHN BURCHlLL Assist supt
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THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
for 1860.
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THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
" NORTH AMERICAN PHALANX," Mon
~ mouth County n. THE settlement formerly thus
KNOW Low " STRAWBERRY FARMS HOTEL" is open
for the to visitors Its delightful ocshon and envon are
wei redents snd guests Board 1l per day
Beats Robins Pier, n r., daily at ana p
TO Red Bank via Port MOBm0uth thence BY wagon
Apply the premises 70 MILLS Co. No b3 broadway
TV'RAYELERS! Drive direct to the Smithsonian
II House, Broadway, Of Houstonst N " conducted
the European Plan having all the appointments Of the b5s
lilo els In thorough order clean rooms good fare prompt a.
tendance, aud moderate charges s. 4. MEAD Proprietor
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-The COmmis.
S3O ONO sPLCIA AL FARMER I'M WANTED WANTED


Hhrdv d. Establishment the place Of general path
W r.ts Jaa ls6l Address nmuuicetons (which viii
he s.ii IL ca6dentia to HARDWARE Box No Ia Tdbune
Office
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Gopartnersbip Notices.
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERsIEDI.

~ ATE LANDINGS Steamer ARMENIA leaves Harrison
Of every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 7 a ~.
connecting II Albany with trains to Saratoga aud the West
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printing.
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for 1860.
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THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
FNO Private Families Ony.-A Gentleman wishes
BOARD middle of September, for himself and
daughter eyed years His object being hd good home for
his child she would receive mothers he would
liberal arrangement with satisfactory party would
que eellfCrIished Paor and Bedroom, large room
for himself small quiet family occupying modern house
IN especble and pleasant neighbour BOD, In the vicinity Of
good scne0 wiling 70 make arrangements as above, may ad-
dress with fu particulars, A b. Box No 2i.4 OH
References to be scto to Coh parties Brooklyn preferred
~ LISPENARD-ST., near Broadway. -ROOms
no lr Families Single Persons eLeap, WITH without
Boa d. Lodgings 70 cts ichman up all Hshs Spanish spoken
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ALBERT III. NICOLAY,

A LBEKT II. NIIOBAI,
N AuCTONTER AND sT0CK-BROKER ~,
No 50 RANCE STOCK aud other Securities
at private sale STOCKS ard BONDS bought and soi the
Brokers' Board A Price Current Issued semi monthly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28

DIRECTORS:
William Hart As Sanford, James Hin,
William Kidd, DANIEL p. Rhodes, John DOwnis
uiram Pierce, F.W. Marseilles, Q. l.. Cox,
Edwin Hart, J, N. Owen, Noah Castor,
J. s. stephenson.
OFFICERS:
uART, President and Treasurer.
J. n. OWEN, Secretary.
OFFIcE-No. ], Lymsn's Block, next 10 new Court
House. n. P. Bowler, J. (. ThRyer and Andrew
Bennett, Surveyors. aug4