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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Carr. SeUIsEs AID THE OCEAN BrRD.-Cspt.
Squires Of tho Eleventh Ward Police writes to inform
Us that he did not resist the United States Marshal in
his attempt to obtain possession Of the steamship Ocean
Bird, but that he simply protected Capt. Graham in
the possession OF his property. Had the Marshal been
provided with due authority for seizng the weasel,
Capt. squres rays he would, If he bad been called
upon, have assisted to the extent Of his ability, in the
execution Of any civil process.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Messrr. E. & L. W. Blunt have published a Chart
of Magnetic Variations for all the World, from ths
Admiralty Chart. lis publication of greet utility
10 mariners, az II shows in very simple form the va
ratons Of the compass from the recent observations,
for all parts Of the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

FAIR, Fran, AND FELoSIous FEaALEs.--Erastas
Hemingway, a sing-Singcr, while yeptlatisg Au
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Staten leland and u. 81 Ridge Dock on Long Island "
the whole the omnissope rs conclude ths, the Float
ing Bcsra'. adopted from necessity as temporary
exJ ede,s until q new Quarantine station should Do
secu, ed mss proved hey ond the expectations
.. tb~, most ,arSune. Notwithstanding large pr
TN of the cares treated 10 the Hospital dnrnY tue
have be On OF the description, the nnm
her of deaths has been but ve and no case Q, ness
he's occurred among the employees who have lived 10
the Uos,als dui ing the whole season. But u Is nos
"a he inferred from ulI this that system OF n''ung
Los;lsls wouN be best rted TO all the demands vi
a ,ernsnent Onaraptiue establishment. The same M
,a,,ve circumstances thai require the removal OF mo
Ooa,antipe station from Staten leland, demina
,tnt the new establishment s1sli be located
below IT, Nsrrows ue within the Staies iii,s 'hcro
ia no anchorage below the Narrows tn 1t a hotiinS
hot al ould be allowed TO occnpy, where II w'nia
10 fafe from the storms and ice Hoes OF hnuni hl.
Winter Besides, perfect Qusnn,ine eHaonsnmen,
REQUIRES warehouses for injected goods, docSs anu
boaibouses for the Of the Health Officer insulated
recommendations for stevedores who work among IN
fected poode &c All these sbonld be on laod nc u-
omy and convenience require that The HOSPITALS Tor the
lick should aso be on land, though the n'aink hos-
nta nny perbals be conveniently used for the treat
p.nt of Yellow fever ca.es The report susgesis ina
after the permanent establishment OF new Qi.'an-
time Stat on the code of laws governing the su Jert
in order that the pubic health may be properly pro-
"a ced and the interests of commerce intsreed WIN
as little So bic C, bsisebt with the public he at,
will n nie thoI rough overbeulug.
The Legi.laiue Of 1859 appropriated 70 the nse o.
the QUARANTINE Conmiss oners the sum Of SoOO vi
this amount there had beet expended up tue LIST OF De-
cenber 1882 for the purposes designated as follows
Liabite. Of former ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
Murphy House.

DENTON. DENTON COUNTY TEXAS.
II. MURPHY, Proprietor.
VTiIIs hotel open for reception visitors and h
III. proprietor would solicit the patronage OF me .ss
yelling puhic His viii al all times be supplied
with the market affords and his stable with attentive
,ion In rho wants of visitors June 22l 1851 w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

How TO DO UP SHIRT BosoMs.-We often
hear ladies express desire TO know how the
glass is produced on new linened bosoms, DC,
and in order TO crafty them, subjoin the fol-
lowing recipe:
Fake two ounces of white gum arabic pow
der, put it in pitcher, and pour on pint or
more of boiling water, according to the strength
Won desire; let it stand all night. and in the
morning pour it carefully from the dregs into
a clean bottle, and cork it for use. table
spoonful of this gum water. stirred into pint
Of starch, will give lawns, either white or col
ored, ii look of newness, to which nothing else
can restore them after they have been wash
ed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
AGRICULTURAL.

CosnuerisG PowgR OF DIFFERENT SUBsTAN'
cEs-Gold Is the bes, conductor among The
metals aud lis conducting power being SET
d.Ya st 1000, that OF some other common
snbsAOces compares with Il as follows rIa'
,.nun. 03l silver, 973; copper, s9si iion'
g5A, gla,, 1863 tin. 30ii lead, lsOi marble
o., chy, II. Platinum aud silver are nearly
h5 good conductors as gold. a silver spoon
.,s.lnin,ng water, with piece OF musila wrap
ned ,mg1lbly around il. may be held IN the
lame OF a lamp ill the water boils, without
ths musl,n's burning, so rapidly does the met
al -,,ry Of the heat. Wood is bad conduc'
"a, OF heat; a log blazing at one end may be
handled AZ the other without Inconvenience
Dse.s wood and coal are better conductors
th,n porous wood this is one reason why they
~. harl.r TO kindlc-they conduct the hea,
a,y,g o. ore a sufficient quantity Is collected
in thsm to produce combustion. 49,,
Eir,henware OF all kinds ranks Tar below
the metals in conducting power. fiorous SUD-
stances, like WOOL hair and fur, are bad con-
dns.ofs the finer and closer their hores' the
less Ga. conducting power. The best non
,ondlt,,rs among solids are straw, sawdns''
powdered charcoal and plaster OF Parls' he'
,oa,s, A., had TO these articles when II is desir'
q IN protect an object from extremes OF tenn
pemrf-s. Thus straw is hound round tender
plants o., winter to prevent their warmth from
being dnwn off Ice shipped to warm eli.
mates IS packed in sawdnst, to keep out the
hea. o' the atmosphere for the same reason,
the hollow apartments thut constitute the sides
OF rriri,eators are filled with powdered char
cn1l Plaster Of Pari, is used for filling IN the
SIDES of FIRE proof safes so impervious TO heat
does il render them, that they may be exposed
10 flames for hours without injury TO papers
within.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

Wrrr,Ss.-Takc gill OF yeast two eggs
a little salt, and a quart OF -four, mixed WIN
milk and water into batter. BAKE III Tue
moraiug on grdde. IN rings.
Entss MEAL Murrivs.-Takc one pint OF
b1iinp water, tablespoonful OF silt, and thicN,
en- with siited corn meal quite thick Coo'
with milk, and add four great-spooniuls oil put
ter md leacupful Of yeast. Mix IN Hour
until /, will not stick to the hands Cover ana
set to rise. Mix over night.
Ny Murrlys.-Pecl and boil four potatoes
mash and sift them. Heat pint OF milk hot
and s,r in tablespoonful of butter and pour
yhiy vpon the mashed potato. Add little
sa,. and stir in sihed -four until 1t is quite
thick. Heat well, and. when lukewarm, sur
in ,eacupfu of good yeast. Make over
night e oo,,
SOFA MurtNs.-Take one quart OF honr,
,,go taosnoofuIs of cream of tartar, and one oil
soda Hem up the cream Of tartar, and smooth
,f' the soda. Mix these into the flour, silt IT,
and rub in tablespoonful OF butter. MIX
With half a mint of milk and the same OF water,
and nyo eggs. Bake in cups half hlled Tor
fifteen or twenty minutes.
SVb.n mullins have eggs mixed in, allow
,,,a mus, be made for their swelling, aud less
-four used. -, ,o o.ou
RAISED DouGHNuTs.-These are made from
bead dough after it has risen, and are RED IN
m S-r:--- &C Inneh the <i7e nf too
cup, large cup of sugar, three eggs, two ia
ble.spoonfuls of melted butter, and half graf
ed nutmeg. Knead in sufficient -four 20 keep
the dough from sticking, and let it stand six
hours then roll out thin, cut into forms, and
fry.
ANorHEn.-Tuke pint of raised dough. one
Gun Of milk, two eggs, a coffee cup OF sugar,
ta6e spoonful of butter, and spice to suit
Knead into dough with more -four, and, when
risen, cut into forms, and fry in hot lard.
AYorHER. two eggs, two cups oil SUI
gar, tablespoonful Of yeast, one cup OF milk,
a piece of butter the size Of an egg, cinnamon
and -four to knead into a lump OF dough. Set
il TO rise, and when light. cut into forms, and
rry. In frying doughnuts, there must be sufti-
Gent lard heated to permit them to SWIM ln'
and an that three or five can be fried 1t must
be hot but not hot enough to scoch The
dough must be thuIv rolled out, so that they
may fry quickly, and not soak fat,
Some pu, in half teaspooniuI OF sl!ted So
Oh.
Sort DouGuNuTs- one tablespoonful
Of butter and two of sugar to one egg aud Hour
enough 10 roll them spice with nutmeg or
cinnamon, and fry in lard. If too much -four
is used they will be hard.
SUGAR G1veERBREAD.-Take four pounds OF
-four, two of sugar, one and half Of butter,
tencnp of ginger, little rose water, aud eight
epps Roll out thin; put it on tin sheets, mark
i, and bake quick. This will keeps month
IN close tin box.
CooK,Es.-Take one pound Of butter, one OF
SUGAR. four eggs, half grated nutmeg, and
anvr enough to roll them into sheets. Cut in.
TO forms, and bake quick. They are very
nice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

WHITEwAsH THAT WILL NOT RUB oUT.-MIx
uD half pailful of lime and water, ready TO
nJt,it on The wall. then take one gill OF Hour
and mix i, with the water; then pour on it
hailinp wafer Sufficient TO fbicken IT; pour i
while hot into the whitewash SER 4 all web
toceiteF, and Il j. ready for use.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

he who lisaaf.s 20 look after ibe economy
~. bis. house snd dc habits Of hrs servants,
would rfqsirs soms noFe s-sgred seerce Of IN
soae .ban he wors 81 his own hands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

WASHING FLANNELs.-Make hot suds with
good, soft soap; put in the hannels and let them
lie a few minutes, then wash thoroughly with
the hands. Have ready some boiling water,
dissolve little blueing, or indigo, and pour on
il sufficient Of the hot water TO prove the goods,
not them in and let them remain until cool
enough to wiring. Dry in the air, and iron
when slightly damp. Iron on the right side.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
Medical Notice.

IJavng associated ourselves in the practice OF Medicine
IL very respectfully professional services to the publ
and will give srct attention all entrusted
our care S. d. PRYOR, NJ. D.,
ns.tf CHAS. II. PRYOR, NJ. D.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
cigars Cigars - Cigars

A very large assortment Of HasaDas. Cigars. Of
a various brands. qnalify Ed price, iast received
aud foT sale, rhriessle and retail, u IRE Rsilrosd
Coanera. l. r. STACEPOBF.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
ID. II. Thomas, WI. d.,

WILL promptly attend to all professional calls oca ove
w his Drug Store
Dallas Texas, May Is, 1S59-47:1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

Having permanently located in Dallas offers his professional
vices public Hemay be found at his office on the we
Public Square, door north fSmth Mulhy Cd
store except when professionally absent.
Dallas, Texas January 26, 1S58-30:f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
Rogers House.

UaX.aHaCHIE, ELLIS CO., TENS.
THE subscriber respectfully announces to the travelling @
pulc that this large and commOdio hotel is now liam
open for the reception and entertainment of the pubic
Ills constant and unremng eotts will continue, as heretofore
10 he given orendcr those him with call comfortable
and AT HOME" Ills table constantly furnished with every
thing that can procured the market and his table supplied
with the hest proveder attend ed with attentive hoses
He refers to the travelling public generally E. W. ROGERS
T Hacks will be kept hand to passengers to any Of
he adjoining towns or points. June %, 1S56-6:1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
EAGLE HOTEL,

GAIN SVIILE, 'TENAS.
ry,hc uyndcr,i gurt: having become Proprietor Of 4
OF the above known House, assures tile pub
lie that no pans will spared to make 1t wholly Ac- tjN
ceptable travellers and boaders lie hopes to me- aTH
rit con tnuaan of the very liberal patronage here IE
tofore bestowed the late proprietor His House Is
one Of thu most conmodious establishment fhe Kind In NORTH
Western Texas and but days ride from the celebrated on
Springs Ihe all times well supplied with provend
and attended by experienced and attentive hoers Gains
vile abond with excellent cold water and is nquesohaoy one
of the most pleasant resorts in the state
say w. W. FOREMAN Proprietor.
corsvIIe CooL co Texas, Oct, o6, lS59-17;1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
GrcenYillC Hotel.

Wy BROWN respectfully informs his friends, and
W. the travelling public generally that he has taken
charge of the hotel and hopes by strict attention
Ia merit and receive share of public patronage. Thef
Proprietor determined keep strictly moral house and VIII
snare no pains expense render entire satisfaction to all who
NAV favor him with a call. Terms moderate.
lireenNillc. Hunt county. Lnnnary. lS69-30.ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
THE DALLAS HOTEL.
nAIIAS TEXAS.

TIHIs new and commodious hotel, under 'ne con,
~ tho recenton of visitors and the travelling public
Families mil can be accommodated with suites of rooms
and transient visit rs with singl apartments II desr
ed. The propretress is determined to spare no pains
to secure the comfort of her guests and the taoie VIII
be furnished with the very best the markeI
attend to the wants of the guests Mrs Cockre soll-
cits share of the public patronage, especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate.
Dallas. Texas, January 25th, 1850.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-06
81, CHARLES and st. LOUIS HOTELS,
Now Orleans.

,HEsE two Ro,os being under the Of Mess
uidreh and the latter by Dir. o. Il. Hall, the Popenrs
I bc IN inform the citizens Of Texas that they have spared
no expense 70 MAKE both hou'es equal Ill poh'o
10 any hotel In the United States - tut, ,. am,
During the Summer months, the St Charles VIII DC KEPT on
when every accommodation be given to families ana
men Yelling Northward the Poprcors have no hes
lion In saving that no pains expense shall be spared IN FURNISH
ing IN the guests either house, every comfort OF ~
can he obtained In the South. pfi!I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, n.
Opposite Madison square.

EJHs LOCATION the healthy, delightful and central In
this great metropolis and very convenient TO the Hudson NV
There a four snet lines Of omubusse that pass the Hotel
seary every minute during the day and evening" besides which
there horse railways the Fourth and sixth Aveaue
nes which terminate Wall street. and run continually on
the HOTEL thus aordiug better oppor-
Al ,nv oth.r nont these lines Of ouulbusses and
car direct 20 the Central PARK, which Is oons
world
mature study and experience, and render It the most eomorta
bic and Ike Hotel In the world All the improvements That
comfort convenience have suggested have been introduced
Every precluon has been taken, during construction, TO Sc
cure the pove safety Of guests from the dangers Of conhaga
subd double brick walls extend from the rock foun-
dalton he roof All Of the floors are DOUBLE and are separS
ted by layer cement making the enre structure hreproot
Among othe important improvements In addition 10 the usual
sarVays VEErcAL RAILWAY TO convey guests from The hrst TO
upper doo In successful operation upon plan which adms
OF no possibility OF accident
Lofty spacious and continues corridors forming promenade
upon each Of the six stories give light and air, In the
highest degree, 20 every apartment
Ahbe space has been appropriated % public Drawing Rooms
and PsIors, connecting which and The Dining Rooms there
grand Hall Suites Of spacious Paor Chambers and
Dressing Rooms with all the modern convenience have been
pecay designed for the comfort Of families, travelling parties and
single gentlemen.
An Exchange containing the Journals Of the day, and all the
convenience for commerc Intercourse and business has been
Added u the many Hotel anil there Tel
Sgh ofse connecting win FL parts Of The county, r.,
gnts are provided the Of guests and the public
expressly designed and manufactured for the PTn AyESUE
uOru-
An apartments upon any business con-
necd with the house. should he addressed to frH AyNrE o-
H. 4" In order % insure immediate attention.
The entire organization Of this Hotel has been under the direction
oMr PARAN STEVENS proprietor Of Revere and remnt ou
Boston, and Point Clear Houses In Mobile aud the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Il will afford the undersigned much pleasure 10 see you on your
next visit 70 our city.
HITCHCOCK, DARLING co.
II HrToHcOck asst Charles Hotel New Orleans.
iy3-3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

VyRI.wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH fs1s-.UIIIIIt
II BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, 60
AND TRI-wEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAI
LY LINE AS FAR AS sC0TTsVlLLE
FARE
Richmond scoisvie& 80 Richmond TO Lexington. 20 o.
Lynchburg. 90 Buchanan. N
The through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at r NJ and the 9th September the Way
line for seove will leave NJ Tuesday, Thursdays aud Sat
urdays and mp far scoye Returning leave scos
Vile Monday. wednesday and Friday at 1lE A. NJ.
distance and time Of passing In card below for through
line that the seottsye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day The hours going andl hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynchburg Monday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
syphlls and sIereurIal disease.

NV
MI C. AVER. Sir; / cheerihlly comply with the
request OF your agent, and report 20 you some OF the
Effects have realIzed with your Sarsaparilla
have cured with H. In my practice, most or the com
rl1nts for which il recommended, and have found IT'S
efcrts truly wonderful In the cure OF Inerai and her
r7f Disease One Of my patients had Syphilitic ulcers
IL his throat which consuming his palate and the
top OF his mouth Your Sarsaparlla, steadily taken,
rurl him i'm five weeks. Another attacked by SOC
ondarv symptoms I'm his nose, and the liberation had
eaton away considerable part Of IL, so that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and kill him. But II
Welded 10 my administration Of your Sarsaparai the
nirs healed and he Is well again, not Of course without
s0nr designation Of the face woman who had been
treated Cor the disorder by mercury suffering
fo this poison In her bones They had become so scnsi
tive 10 I'M weather that damp day she suffered CN
rrpc1tiny main in her Joints and bones She, too,
cured entirely by your Sarsapartlla in few weeks. l
know from its formula, which your agent gave me- That
nm. preulratiOn from your laboratory must b. great
remedy; consequently these truly remarkable results
with h have not surprised me.
ffyr rftrr n i 4 II. Nj.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

Children ~ years age half the price for
white persons
-NOTICEThrough Tickets be procured In Charleston
the Office Northeastern Railroad Company and In Pc
ebu-g Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Co..
Norfolk the oce Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co.. the
River Railroad Co and the Office Of John Dickson, agent Of
Line Also from Nashville and points touth
wef rby Lynchburg and Charlottesville 70 all the sprnTs
THOs RODAMEAD,
General Supt, Va, Central Railroad.
H,RMiS, MASON Co, Stage ProPrietors
-p-,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
NED RUNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS

NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES. Pull OF IL
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aeg-d3m "a Ann st., n. Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND ann uoUsp

In presenting this card TO the public, return many cordial
a 10 cor generous patrons kindness have received
~ their hands and hope the order of Affairs,
20 be Initiated 1852 will receive the encouragement
hat previous efforts and abo to accommodate guests have
net with. - -.- -,
Mssrs JOHN P and THOMAS BALLARD are now the Pro-
Establishment and each pledges himself 70 do
What the comfort convenience and requirements Of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep maintain what LICENSE calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we promise to use renewed
xus render establishment comfortable az possible
With polite agents. and ready prompt and attentive servants
shall endeayor Gford complete Subtraction 70 the travelling
public , .-. a., -
previous card long since publshsd to eounierset The
rence Of baseess rumor sufficient proof that establish
n has never closed and that since It's publication, We
ave been In better condition entertain yter than heretofore
IN or IS 10 closure intended closure, desire friends
false and srGngsrs Intending to visit as IS Wui
rFrrf.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
INPECTINE.
NJ nost,n Wravar Charm.

OR The prevention ana cure Of FeUer and Agus ana B9
II Fres This wonderful remedy brought 10 me knoveos
OF the present propretors by friend who mas oeeh
eler In Persia and the Holy Land. ......
While going down the Euphrates he experience
e ~ sever and Arue On discovering his condition one OF
nc Boatnen took from his person Anu saying he 80
mi No rsr cU touch yOn" Although lncredulous a. 70 US VIZ
nss h compsd and immediate RELIEF and has since
aiUayS found an eaectuAl protection from all mAafioa COM
plants -, ....... .,,vtAr,e al n
n racos powers and said that Il could only DC ~
the Priests the sun Sometime Afterwards he IN
s,1inS vim Pe obtained him the secret Of rs pre-
paaon and ascertaned where the medicinal herbs were
S b as compounded The wonderful virtues OF this aru
M have Induced full belief In the minds OF the natives In inc
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests ~, a, 49,,
since h return 10 America has been tried win the harpsss
et bv several Ladies Gentlemen Of high character
nave yen il The moot unqualified praise This remedy having
zen neae In Persia hundreds Of years for the PreVenuon
ana cure and Ague and Bilious Feve-n now 0ne'
Il vim sent By nail prepaid for full direct for It's use, on re
cept OF dollar. - -. q. ,,-A..a Y.
Ranch 6ae RANK OF Commerce Building New York Address
Iy2-ly join nlLOpA W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
w. GREENWOOD & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS AND wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
White and Painted Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs, Cottage and Chamber Furniture, &c.
Nos. ss and 100 BnrmORE b., corner Of Hctipar.
pAffrxoRE
WALTER GREENWOOD J. WHITNEY, Agent
CHAIRS WHITNEY, Aun-Sn