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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
ryvHE REGULAR MAIL LINE. via sTogNa-

TIVE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via ST0NM0-
Il TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and EEWPOKr--
land Routs-Ths SHORTEST and mos. direecsryns the B
ef Sss Steamer. COMMONWEALTH. o.pt W. villas
and G. VANDERBILT, Capt ID. surge. 4: eonnseiisa -
rcsd lesyins New Yor daily Sunday ercersc rom Pier Ne
IN r. (6r.t wharf sbsse Battery place., ana A1sr
The; The = vSs6EhsIT from New YORK Monday, wean~
BY AID F1sy From stonias.on Tuesday. Thar'sss -
The c0MMoNwEALTH, from Nsw.Yes,, Tuesday ftms'
S.y, and Saturday sr'm s'sanso"-sN1eT "sa'''As'
Pssenssr. proceed from sosnon PET Railroad 70 Pso.s
sare IN vsncc Of thsss BIZ sine. routes snd IN smpls s
r sn the early Morning Lines connecting North and ssS
RIGHTS ress undls.abed br-Iasl desired saa lssye sso
the train. commenting ct ProTidsncs With he
Pare from Providepos 70 Newport, - cent?
Baggage Master accompanies is S,esmer sad Trsis o>h
g: s s % bI ~ i SS. o s, sss
the osies Of ths Company. No 10 Bs'sery-pises
NETWORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
Nv 1879 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. EoA
Commencing Dec II, 1883
Pssssns-s ssssiep In Ee~-Yok. corner Sih so1 <a>s
hn''A'"e 90 TRAINS LEAVE sEw-yoRK.
sSs Es#F Fss sssse M a.' ts ji' E
$40 ana aso p m MioIa sraitefd tstsls ssa.sss
;as "S'tpi Sl5 rs Is ts a' 80 80 80
sad greenwich. T. ga M E:ls, s:se, 40 ,:ss m ns
o. s'' For Pom chester ana n.erasda. s.ssS is&
'i''' ';''' '''" &c CdPNNEcTINo TRANsi
sSssn s as,s a. ana sSEassss % M "a
p m (s1 For CoDnsctcu. Rssr R.rsad 70 Mont.es e. !.
l ana sa az shF R!Isss % . rsl
EewLondoe, and stenington RSlrosd M s;i' a1d ~
70 No 1sSS S0'D Eor aoa,ssoais Rsrs.
Neuzstuck Railroad, 3 sls p m For osnooT sna No.
wss Rai''sd' JAMES An h. HoYr, supsrin.saA...
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NETWORK TO NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD,
IN sPRlNGFIELD, NORTHAMPTON, and Towns on The
Line OF Vermont Rsilroads-FsIe 10 NewHsven SL-Ehs
ELM CITY, Capt. Lewis win lssye Pier No Is, " H., on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, q. p. na Tbs
DAY. "WEDNESDAY. sEd FRIDAY, at p. m Rssarnins
ssys New Haven on alternate nshs. sIesys snndsy at
yal lsaIs at p nj on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FIRE
ssh without charge Merchandise forwarded 70 Vsrmoai
Western wHsmpshIs, Northern Newly orb, aud Can@lA
YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
PERRY LEASE at AUCTIoN.-By virtue Of

TERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-By virtue o;
Il the authority vested in him By the Lessasare OF the sti
q ana re Ss sns conroer Of a city
VIII se at PUBLIC AUCTION g the hSh hss bSds5 viii
ssS H. iss s It O'clock one LEASE the Berries
EgLT9S s9THk EA5Ss FkRREs
for The term o. en Years from The Pts. day Of May D. 1851
with an the zhs privilege and advantage Thereof belonging
run to and from the slips landings and premises TO and from
ch s5 ere n9 % a. o. 'S &c az, o. nsSe bon
and appropriated for ferry purposes except thss the
.sd yvna The vicinity thereof and ID the or esss'
In which the Corporation not the owners OF tee sp lsGo
tereof the landings or may made point
In thciT vicinity II the lessee shall elect I own cost e5e
express spuscz will be embodied In the lease tA the
lessee shall The said several ferries at uniform rate Of Are
one Of the sd ferries during the tenn q said lease shan p
Lease thereby become absolutely null and void
The purchaser lessee other than the present esses VIII De
buildings and other ferry properly the present essees actual
y necessary for the purposes Of such ferry grant o, i1nohe
I'd persons one TO be chosen b. prssen, sse by the
purchaser lessee rnder s sale. and the third bJ the two
The esse TO be made in OF ferry leases aud e
Sssaaiau 70 Of b common coans and no
i incurred by the Corporation for or In conneton WIZ
Ss h. el. tSerso fSo Lease Of aid srrr, win Be
sold annual than the aggregate amount OF >nnaa
The purchaser Of the and her agpendase
City equal 70 twenty per cent OF the amount DC
for the rent 10 he applied tho rent Of the .t year
case he executes with the usual covenants otherwise te
be forfeited the Cooperation He viii at the same time also
oe 20 furnish bgson TO be signed By At least two
seies the effect that he will execute bond With suree
be approved By tbs CONTROLLER for the pnnctus payment o.
the rent quarterly aud the faithful execution Of the covenants
ofthe lease 80,
The fees Of the sucoAeer and the expense Of The lease 10 Be
paid by the purchaser.
The lease win contain covenant requiring each ferry
boat TO have attached M engine ire sPparatns or force
pump with 400 feet Of hose OF The quality sad IL
used by tho Fire Department Of tha city to Dc Ies
ihe exnguhent Of dres whichever required by the Cs
Enzeer or Aasants which services the lesses VIZ
receive twenty dollars per hour for each hour so engaged
ROBT. n. HAWS, Controller.
CRY OF NEvYORK, DEPARTMENT OF PTsAycB,
Controllers Office, Nov l6 l8s1 -.
The sale Of tho aforementioned Foes postponed uu'h
WEDNESDAY December 81 1859 at the hour aud
ROBT T. HAWS, Controller
The above sale l. further postponed until THUhSDAf Dec
- ROBT. II. HAWS, Controller
The above sale further until TUESDAY, jan 10
NV ROBT. L. HAws, Coutroller
The above sale t. again postponed until FRIDAY Feb TO-
''O " ROBT T. HAWS, Controller
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.
IL PORT aud FALL RIvEh-rhs splendid snd superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown lsyss New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, o'elock-
D m, and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bnyton on MONDAY,
No. Mr.
Hereafter viii bs regarded secured 10 any sppu
cant until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston q through with great di'pasoA ~
an Express FRIGHT Trala.
WM BORDEN, Agent, No. 70 sad II WeHst
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furniture.


ENAMELE FURNTTURE.-Ffrst-cia class
Ia Grained and Ornamental ACKNOWLEDGED superior in ssys
ma uh 10 any made IN This ntry Also Mattresses Bed
Sns &c for sale By j. w. FISHER Co.. No. $50 Broadway
ENABiELED FURNIIURE--The best as:ort-
IA ,n.t IN the cy-En Chamber Suites In every
rety OF ys and ornament and solid Walnut Suites hnished
ssd superior meDne, at whessls and retail Also re
hhsset aud Mattresses WARREN WAhD, NO IH CentFsH
four doors Of Brosdway.
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EeaaI Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County OF notice hereby sven 10 al
having elsm sssins. ASA T. SINH late of the City OF Nss
deceased present the sse with vouchers thereof -
the subscriber bis oce no IS West broadway In the CIR
York before the twenty third day Of July next
Dated Now y orb. the 18th day Of January, 1890
ial1 law6mIur JAMES MCCUNE SMITH, Bxecotof-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that an appli.
lV viii be made the Legislature Of the State Of New
York at It's session, for act 20 nco Posts Tue
New. oik and Brooklyn Cab Co."
Dated January i6, 1850. .....-f
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

nISSOLUTIOE.-The firms Of MILLEM.tNN,
~ WHITE WEEKS, and WHITE WEEKS, are es
solved pursuance of the partnership asesuen and all t-es
dec sd anna required 10 DO paid 70 the
Yort Oct %, Is5a. JOHN n. WEEKS No. l9l Dasne-sL
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NEW-JERSEY RAILR0D-For PHILA-
IN DELPhIA aud the SOUTH aud WEST. via JERSEY
ClTYEan eud Express line, leave Newly orb at T. g. and
and and m fare 81 Through Tickes soll for Gin.
The South a. and through baggage checked to Washington n
To m and p. N. srsius.
J. w. WOODRUFF, Asslstan. superintendent.
bgse VII be receivea for trains unless delivered sad
checked u minutes IN advance OF tho time Of leaving.
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TQGN THE PENNSYLVANIA 1864
1OOOC NTRAL RAILR0A D. lCVO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
e capacity Of this Bosd equal 70 any IN tho coun
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
nR<. A.. o A-.o~ Uov.a pxoaS.r.x

THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Of1s No. Actor House, Broadway.
Facilities for shs transportation Of Passengers and o On
,naa Chcsgo S. Louis 81 Paul. Nashville Memphis ns~.
Orleans, and al other towns in ths West NSrsawss nd
Through trains for the West leave Newly foot Of Coat
hsd soEnins E5PIs.. r. E,enHs Express a
Fare always low and tia time a. quick se 81 any shz
By this route Freight. Of all descriptions he forwarded 10
and ON any point the railroads Of Ohio KENTUCKY indians,
illinois Wisconsin lows OF missouri ~ kALkUAD = =
, Ss1s 81 lr % IL ft ga "a
rate Of Feigb 70 and from any point Of the Wet By Ne
Pensyivsnia Railroad are favorable chsrd
b. other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers ns
ing the Tinsporaon Of hs Freight TO thh Company csa m
T5is Coa,ueny also a sintans an Emgran Accommodates.
Line by which parties esrsiins wess cnesp saa
s9,9Ia'g e. oT Ne Hss
No ? Aston House and No South waaAa-s-
MCDONALD BISCHoFP, EHigsDt Aseosj
THOMAS A. SCOTT. General supt, Altoona rs
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
IN senser Trains Pier foot OF Deans follow Via
DUNKlRK EXPRESS at a m, foe Dunkirk bsnA,o V<n-
''ss.b fgs ESrsss = Tor
stos I and iB,eI%sdise ssasD' ,.s-t H,so o..-
The Express Train. connect at Eas With the canandHsas
ra, Railroad a. Corning with the Railroad FOR Rochssa nd
Bualo Ges Bend with line Railroad ioI ssrsstosi srd
koe Cincinnati Toledo Doois Chicago, As and the css
NaYM'I MAnsn. Receiver. cHAs mrEoT. GsnI sorS
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD Dec.
Ia ~ 1889 Train. win Leave Chsmbes Station fone-vs
ExPres. Trains and n and a:sS p m ior sag se
:sS sna e P Pel 10 SIS ~ aonssi and Bsss
Pa Train with leaves sts dsy :. es
3 M q the %y
Canal Christopher and ass Trains for Nsw-Yo. esvs
Troy st6:ls sad 1910 m and at md M and AA0sas
~''-' = '--'' ''''' A T. Smith sapsrinssnSs-a.
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9Onse- furnishing Goods.

A CHRONOLOGICAL az BEST. --F0REMANs
"A Arch spring BED BOTTOMS cell for 81 20 TO - Mat
netses a. wholesale prizes Os Iron Beds,ssd sPnfs and
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IEw-YoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FARA TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY
On aud ser THURSDAY Des J 1852 Trains will leave svth
ct. station, Newly srk, as fousws:
FOR WilliamsbIidge-8:30 and II 2:A aud 500
Fer White Plsins-l2aO ssd p
Fer White P2ns-6;l5 fori White and Csahsss
For Creton Falls p. N from 2s,h 1t.
For Mlsuea-3 p m, from 2sth o..
Far Albsny-ss m, from ssth-s mail trails.
Fer AlheBy-S:Ss p IN, fcom 2slh.sl, express train.
Al ;kIeEsh trns with N T. Csas H. r. for The West
Returning, will leave
Nlllsusbrsse-s:t9 and 20 q N. aad S:4s p 10.
White rsns-5 sad 1923 N, saat:to p m.
Croton kzlls-7L IN
Aillsltsn--7 O.
Albsay-lls m, maj sna a;i5 .. m, express trsins
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANYAt meeting Of the Board Of D.elers, held
the h stsHt the unde signed requested In vis OF the
arEe European subscriptions 70 tho paa Of
know 10 he ready for transmission their way " NswYok
receive further Unit, the LIST Of February The under
signed prepared TO receive ssssus until that time The
sdhe,loDs 10 the plan large wesnt the belief that
the Company win be reorysnsd upon s sss Asseais can
b. en - heretofore TO totasio n 0t, No. 4s Wa.. New.
York, CT 70 the subscribers
Dsed Jsza.ry IL, 1850. DUDLEY s. GREGORY,
j. e. BANCROfT DAVIS.
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Sales bp Auetinn.

a. n. HERWfs, AactIopcof-
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Trsdo Sale
ID rooms, No. 10 Parktow. . .
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, jan lS and
10, at u o'clock
COINS, TOKENS, aud MEDALs.-Compr:lns "a erteasire
dates kewJersey Connecticut, 1ssts and Virginia
Cents; fine American and Foreign Msdsisi English Coins
Tokeos &C Catalogues nlay be had at tho saesrooais
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OYrtou BRakDwAr fxsy sAncn O0nrAHf,5
NHw-YoRE. Jen- 1850 J
rT,HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
Of Ls Company and for INSPECTORS Of the next hls
Hon win he held the Office Of the Company No ss Broad
wsy TUESDAY, 18th hat Polls at II and close al
o'clock JOHN WAY, 5eotetary'
CHICAGO CITY BONDS SEWERAGE
OLOANs-Ths Bonds boar per cen. interest Coupons
payable January and July l. M New York md mature
lisa The Of interest and sinking fund provided fef
by an annual The eutie debt Of the City Of Chicago h
"a which has besa contracted fer arietly nauS
n.I puyuoses FOR sale BIZ ASHLEY NORRIS,
No. % kschanse-plsOs
CtITY of LOUISVILLE, Ky, WATER LOAN
BONpS-be Subscribers offer for SALE the balance Of
the Loon issued the City OF Louse 70 fully ssmpes bs
Water Works supplying said city The Bonds mature Msy
las principal and payable Ia the City Of New ok
The Bonds ere besds the faith Of the cyl BY hs
pssae of the aud Of tho Water Company aud
special epealebs the entire real asd personal pop
ssty Of the CITY. .
Fun particulars Of ths city snd other isfsrma
10. concerning the Bonds may be had sPpisatou to
CLARK, DODGE CO., Ne 81 Wsfse
Oyucs OF rHE MsRoHAsrs' Iva Co., DOR. FsJros Ass
GssxswIcH+Ts. Nsw-Yosk, Jas. 5, l95p
VIHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have THIS
Il DAY declared . SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TBN
Ol PER CENT payable ON ssr 10 The rser backs
VIZ = WV j. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary.
CECOND MORTGAGES WANrED.-T'he un-
- der gned will purchase SIS to $1,000 Of good class Sec
ond Mortgages improved NewYok and Brooklyn Property
or Fira Mortgages Country Farms j. VAN BUREN, No 81
WiiBsm-st Room No T. Office hours from IL m to- r. IN
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The INTE-
i REST on the STOCKS Of the CORPORATION OF THE
CITY OF NEWYORk, duo FEB. l. 1860 win be paid on that
day by A. " STOUT Chamberlain Of the Shoe and Les;hor
Bank. -.
For the of Stockholders transfers win bo per
uted during period books remain closed TO take eject
Controller.
Ctx ofNavYotk; Department Of Finance Controllers 0c
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BSaro arb Rooms.
aouses ano forms tDanieo.

VI,O OWNERS of PROPERTY between Full
III TON and CANAL STS.-WANTED to LEASE iron The
lat Of HAY next FOR term Of years some OLD 6UlLoiNV
s Tie center Of the CITY Rent must be low. Address
HY. J. CRATE. No. 1871 NiniAmst, N u
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CtvvrtAxp CoLurpus AND CrNcfSsATI RAILROAD Co., ,
CiscissATI, Dec. 10, 1853.
A DIVIDEND Of per cent has been declared
N by this Company from the earnings Of the eurrss
monhs ending ais. instant payable and asr r't Of FsS-
rusry merit
registered the books Of the Company In New
York viii be paid Office Of the United States Trust CO..
IS Wall Transfer books will close 2ls January IN LIST
F,Lu,ary By order OF The Boe.L T. p. HANDY,
Treasurer
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TEFFERSOEVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Asecby with the artioles q agreement 70! the capital
Iipg certain pest due coupons othe SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDS Of the above Rsilosd Company, TO VIA:
(lst Oct. f5e tS,
Coupons das lat Apr 1880, rs, amounting 10 sizes,
lst Oct 1889 ~,
HOLDERS hereby notified that signing the
aud surendens ssd coupons the Trustee j. PUNNHrT al
the Bank Of ADeca they will receive exchange for the
SEVEN PER CbNT INTEREST BONDS Of ssid Company of
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HOUSATONIC RR. BOATS.-FOr Bridgeport
Ii The Bridgeport leaves Peek Slip tER evsry
Monday Wednesday and friday IL o'clock noon The steamer
Caalne from James slp, Pier 81 r. r. same dsysst oeoA
D All freight for stations HoussoI c 4 r. shoaid DO
marked steamer "Cealne Bridgeport" also freight TO-
oeived usual for Bridgeport and stations Naugstuck Road
TOR UNDERGRADUATES so CENTS
Il The Stesnes ANeONiA. Capt. Cha, Dutchsr, leaves
PecssBp EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud sATUR-
DAY,al II M. Freight tskos =. The loves rates
4. LOCKER 4 Co.. lis ssssAst
fNENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
OConsecns Hampton with the Delaware Lactau
and Western Rsroad and Of EsslOn with The Lshsh Valley
Railroad.
WINTER ARRAEG1NENT--Comusn Dee H. lsSo--
Leave EswIork Ter Esssor aud intermediate pisces kom feet
vfls BY the sboge srsins, and at $50 p. m
PROM Pier No. North River 1870 and llse g. and %
fhs above tssrs aud at i;,o ,. N.
The 70 train nom foo. Of coutlnnats aad ne
from Pier ~ T. make close connection Ezsson with tie
LAhgh Valley Bslroeh thence via East
road to Reading without change Of cosnss h Rsad
Ing Sisect Tor Potsyills aud Harrisburg.
Passengers fox the pesws, Lsckswna and wss.sra Ran.
Iosd vii leave NewYors at foa ooI CoaItana.st 81
100 hon Pier2E only fGr Lshish Valley Railroad ssd
from loot " CouTtlandt at, aud at 1870 and IL 40
from Pier ~ r. only. JOHN o. sTERNs. Superintendent
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nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. y.
H. MAIL LlNE.-The fayohte steamship AUGUSTA, Cap.
from Pier No North River Through tickets yoa to Mont
geometry Coanbis Asnta Albany, and Macon Bills OF Lans
signed only on beard For freight passage apply to
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL SON, Fs u eroa6vsy.
The FLORIDA will succeed, aud sail SATURDAY. Jan g.
at3p
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yEasoyT CoPPEa Mfsizs Co., /
INV YoRK, January II, 1850.
escribed CERTIFICATES Of

A LBERT III. NICOLAY, STOCK AUCTION
IA EER BROKER, and BANKER, No. 50 William st
INSURANCE. STOCK and other securities at private sale
STOCKS BONDS bought and sold at the Broker Board
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I'D 231 Broadway entrance GU Park.placs-INTEREST
NOTICE eposors are hereby Red that the usual SEMI
ANNUAL INTEREST ali sums entitled thereto, At the rae
of SIX PER CENT per not exceeding rSo
and FIVE PER CENT $500 win be paid and aier
MONDAY Jan l6 Interest not called for VIII remain pfia
Opal, and draw interest from Jan J.. .
WADE b. WoRRALL, Secretary.
PHTKR GINNING,
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DOWERY SAVINGS BANK.-NEw-YORE,
ID deposisor hereby notified mat later.
est at the FIVE PER CENT per all Of
Five Dollars and upward and sxcesdng Five Hundred Dol
lars; FOUR PER CENT per hum all Five
Hundred which three months
pfeyiousto the Let inst win e allow led TO the deposors
on or after MONDAY 10th in accordance With
provisions bylaws All inherent not called for win
principal and draw interest SccOrsnsy from lat inst
This Bank business daily from 10 70 ocloek and
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, hon
5to ocock at No 100 Bowery BY order Of tbs Trustees,
,THoMAS JEREMIAH, President.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-16
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
SELECT SCHOOL.

MKIsS II. J. EMERY would inform the citizens Of
~ McGrsgor and vicinity, that she vii: open a
SEL1cT School in the lower room Of the Academy
building, commencing on Wednesday, Nay cad, and
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-16

1 hey will be sold for CASH at
the lowest rates. By dealing
with Cook you can get at oNs
STORE all you want in the mer-
camille line. Particulars at
a future time. D. S. COOK.
APRIL Is, l860tf ~. .rr..
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4atest Mews.


The Canadian and Fulton are in. Riots
small revelations and signs Of war are rife il
Italy. There seems to be but little doubt Of al
Italian war. Many persons have been killed
and imprisoned. The European crops lool
we'll. Tom Savers WAS received at Liverpool
with great enthusiasm. A silver cup was given
him. (He probably needs refreshment)
Mr. BELL was serenaded at his hotel in Phil
adelphia. He made long speech Of thanks
for the nomination. .-.sas.
The Japanese. Embassy did not stop at New
York, but proceeded direct 10 Washingtoa.
A. H. Stephens has announced his position
he is in favor Of onintervention. and disap'
proves Of the Charleston secession. u ~.
The Chicago Wigwam Was dedicated on
Saturday night in the presence Of $4,000 peo.
ple. .f-s ..s
New England IL troubled with drouth. d
Gen. Houstons friends met in New York on
the llth, and resolved to run. him anyhow.
Tn. steamer R.F. Sass from New Orleans
to Cincinnati. was snagged below Memphis and
sunk, II lives are known to be lost
II is reported that Russell, Of New York,
will take Sanders place a. navy agent At New
York. ...-.-,--.. ......~ ..y..-.....r-
The Covode Committee will implicate all the
politicians in the country il it does not soon
close ito investigations. May it remain in per.
lpetual session, and expose them all
A fire in Hannibal, Mo-, on the 18th burnt
two blocks. The work is supposed to be incen.
diary. The citizens began at once to burn all
the bad houses in town, and the excitement ran
at fever hent. .8&&. 80 - 3D. "
Great freshets have occurred in the East.
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GEORGE SANDERs.-George Sanders has
arrived here, and laughs heartily when he
is informed that Mr.. Buchanan is sore and
abusive because of the large amounts he
has had to pay for the private dispatches
from Charleston sent by Sanders. Sanders
says:
"Whcn sent dispatches to Clingman l
knew he was poor, and paid for them
when | sent dispatches to Vice President
Breckenridge l KIN wv he was poor, and
paid for them but when | sent dispatches
to Mr.. Buchanan, let him pay for them
himself, because knew he had the secret
funk service whereof inquire of Wikoff
and Francis Judas Grund) and the contin-
gent fund, and therefore rich, and able lib
orally to pay for everything in the way Of
news and personal service Not only that /;
gave him an Office worth $4,000 year,
and nc only gave me an Office worth $1,000,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-16

uVllE partnership existing in the Lumber business
known as Reed Il Graves, Is this day dissolved
ny mutual con- ont. The affairs OF the firm will bt
settled aud the trade continued by D. r. GRAVES.
McGrcgor, May 5, lS60w2 ..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-06

NEW STEAMSHIP LlNE.-It will be seen by
advertisement, that direct steamship line
between Boston, Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, and connecting with the various
railroads running therefrom South and West
has been established.
The Steamship City of New York, Cap
tain Boggs, will leave the end of Long
Wharf, Boston, for this City and City Poin.
tomorrow afternoon. aud returning, will
lsave City Point for Boston on the 10TH
See advertisement of J. M. Smith & Bro,
Agents.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-06

We make no calculation whatever, for the
Government vessels in the above statement.
We are at loss to understand why the
5b,490 bushels of salt imported here should
be only worth $3,s4s, while 9O,S3O bushels
which went to Petersburg, was valued at
$l5,062. This is thelfact however, and goes
toprove that our merchants buy salt cheap
or than those of Petersburg.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-06

COMPARATIVE STATEMENr-of the imports
of Norfolk and Pet ersburg for the past fiscal
wear. We are aware of the old saying that
bows shouldn't tell tales out of school, but
for the benefit of our North Carolina friends
who think that we are doing nothing, and
who think Petersburg is the place, we have
been to considerable labor to gather the fol-
lowing facts and figures :
Norfslk PetRrsburp.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-06

CHILD SoALDED.-A little negro girl, the
daughter of free woman named Ann Eliza
Roberts, living on the Western skirts of
Portsmouth, was dreadfully scaIded yester-
day afternoon by the upsetting of kettle of
boiling water. The child's arms and breast
are in an awful condition, and some time
must elapse before the little sufferer can be
relieved.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-06

RUN OFF THE TaAoK.-When the mail
train from Petersburg reached here this
morning it came in with so much head way
that the Engine was run Oft the end of the
track, and now lies ona pile of : rocks near
the Depot.