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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-27

las. 3. MaCMUkDU, Agent MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York. Office ut the Insurance Agency of THOs.
n ALFBlEND, on 18th greet, nearly opposite God
din's Hall, where Applications Will be received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.
LAUNCH.

LAUNCH.
The huh of the steam-tug Thomas Freedom was
successfully launched Oh Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from the ward Of her builders, MesArs. Law
renee g. Foulkes. at WillamsbuIgh Her Dimensions
are: Length of keel l40 feet 20 feet beam, and feet
derh Of hold 50 feet outside the guards. Her hull
built entirely with well-seasoned OAK, the ceiling Of
yellow pine. She has l4-inch kelson running the
length of her. and two of inches on her bilge She
has feet lockwood forward ard 7 feet an. Every
deck-beam is lneed and bolted, and she ia every way
built in the most substantial manner Her engine Will
be put in at the Allaie Works. She will have AZ
inch cylinder Sfeet stroke and about 350horse power
II will be besm-engne, with all the useful improve
ments. Her total cost will not be far from 1000.
She is owned by Mr. Richard Spires and Others of this
city and will be commanded by that experienced pilot
and great fayore, Otis T. Morel She is named after
one of our Sandy Hook pilots who lost his life while in
the discharge Il his duty on board the ship John Min
trn some 10 years ago. on the Jersey coast She VIII
be ready for service about the LIST OF January
LOSS OF AMERICAN SHIP AFRICA.
The American ship Africa, Capt. Jordan, rom Y"
diff, Wales, 2Sth Of April for WoosunS, WIN oAis
of Goals was totally los on Friday the SiS'
on Jilnka Sboal. Jilaka Island bore Dy oou,Pa''
6 +. II miles She struck at hlgh water anu nan
ont forward five feet the flow OF the tde being only
II feet; found 1t impossible to get her on although
.ss,.d ~ the crews Of the Dutch ship Eva johanna,
and Dutch bark Hanreka Lee.
o'clock p. m Capt. Jordan, seeing the hopeless
condition of his vessel, and being, surrounded by
Malays Tor pirates concluded for the safety OF him
LIZ and crew, TO abandon the ship, which accord
ipely done, and he proceeded on board of the bark
Uendrike. On his way to that vessel, at 1880 p. M
and when but short distance from the Africa he dis
covered she was on fire. supposed to have been The
O'Clock a. m the following morning, when, after,bum
ing to the waters edge she slipped of the rock, anC
at daylight no vestige Of her was to be seen. Capt
Jordan and arrived Singapore in the bark Hen
Maine rated A ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19

Spencer County, Ind which in 1856 gave Ere
mont only 235 votes voted the 9th inst. as follows
Lincoln 1926; Douglas, JOB; Breckenridge, w;
Bell, Us; Republican gain Of LOCI. Mr.. Lincoln
lived in Spencer County in bis youthful days and some
Of the people seener 10 have remembered him.
The correspondent Of The Philadelphia Press,
writing from this city, says:
Among the winning men on the Presidential cleo
tion one of the mott successful is Morrissey, the pug
,t. Twas conversing on Friday with acquaintance,
who stated that he acted stakeholder Of bet be-
tween the brawny John and another party TO the
amount of 5000, and had only an hour before paid
to said John that amount ia good current money
As general thing there was little betting on the cleo
ton. Persons accustomed to wager, and who bet 10
win, were unable place anything to suit them Few
willing to bet against Lincoln, and against
Morgan"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
MARHIE ID.

BFECHER-DRAPER-On Thursday, Nov. g. by the Rev. J.
Wheaton Smith MI A. Beecher 10 Mibs May Anna Draper
all of Philadelphia.
To- at Enamel Church by the Rev. a. Cas John Coleman
10 Julia eldest daughter OF Francis D. Csnmann, esq
LETT-REDMOND-On Thursday, Nov. g. by the Rey. Dr.
W Stare v o., William r. Lett TO Margaret NJ Redmond,
all Of this city,
S-WILKINSON-n Ira VI, on Tuesday, Nov. g. BY
the Rev NJ Clark Mr. Justus Collins to Miss Angeine vii
kinson, both of Ira
HALLVIK-CAsE-At Shelter, IslsndGN Y, on Saturday
Nov H. by The Rev. D. NJ Lord j. W Havk Of Feyerhesd,
Long Island Mis- Emma A. youngest daughter Of CsP Jo'
Sc Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
COURT OF OYER AND TERarNER.-Noy. iT.-Before
Justice GOLD
LIE HAIIIGAN MrRnER-AcQuIrIAL OF TUE :

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-Noy iT.-Betore
Justice G0uLp.
THE HkLLTGAs MURDER-AcQuITTAL OF rHE
PRISONER.
In.ihe Of Martin Hhlhgan, on trial for the MUIR
der Of bis Wife the Jury o'clock Saturday morning zen
dered ayeIdt Of not guilty and the prisoner was discharged
from custody.
THE SUNDAY THEArER CAsA
The People agt. Gustav Lindenmuller.-The defend,
indicted for violating the Sunday laws in giving theatrical
performance Sunday at Hoyms Theate IN tie boweiy
opposite Spring street. Mr. Anthem, the Assistant DA1rctAt
toney In opening the stated that the defendant vas idi
ed sdeeanoL In violating the set passed last Winter Tor
the better Observance Of Sundsy.
James H. Brady Henry L. Clinton and Fr.dericks SlaAhech'
appeared for the accused.
Henry j. Minor the prosecution, testified that he was
policeman knew the accused and his place II Nos p ana gu
B6wey there sunday the goth Of May last hsa o
there epeftedy and had defendant there nc 49,,
the audience nom the he told the HudrhoS
about man being able to worship God IN any otaer @ he
eide a church. HGustav Lindenmuler' was me hhe ~ II.
door; the 10Th Of May witness had another on'
Ia there rnd adlbmstic poaio1nance tn..e w., 90
eInl characters In the costume oIeAsenla @ %
age audience many In this Court fo4h SOM ~
performers conversed in herman, about child tha Wa oon
about Il, eight persons appeared on ne s,sss A lid
dressed differently the stage 49, a., ~ b.hi, Of
not state there orchestra there's had been ID inc ao "
visiting theaisrs. -, -. ata.,.,.. h.,vy..p
Question by Mr. AnbOn-w- there any aine'e"'e 0e'"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19

ARxAssAs-The Arkansas Legislature convened az
Little Rock on Monday. The House was organized
by the election Of the Hon. Bradley Bunch as Speaker
Mr.. Scott, Clerk; Henry Enyart, Assistant CLERK;
James NJ. Brown, Enrolling Clerk; j. X. Holt, DOOR
keeper. The Senate, after qualifying the new mem
hers proceeded to the selection of officers, when me
Hon. Thomas Fletcher was chOsen as President, d. IA.
Kimble, Secretary w. II. Rosson, Assistant Score
tary, aud James Berry, Doorkeeper. After nothyng
the Governor that the Legislature had organized ana
was then ready to receive any communication rom
him, 10th Houses adjourned. tff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
Deduction IN PRICES
IA ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.


EEW-YORK AND GALWAY LINE
Touching at St. Johns n f. to land Passengers and receive
the Royal Mail aud Government Dispatches.
The Steamers comprising this Line have been approved by the
Admiralty, and are the
NEW IRON SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS
ER................,....440O tuns burden
MUNSTER .......s..'.......s.'.4,4pw tuns burden
- fARAN A.......... ,4VO tuns burden
The next departure will be the PRINCE ALBERT, nom
kewfol November 20, from Pier No 81, North River
Rates Of passage part Of Ireland Railway and 10
the principal cities Of England and Scotland
firstcass 800 $50 and SIS according TO staeroom 40
eonuodatons Third Class 500 including cooked provisions
And St. Johns. " F.-fst Class $35. Third Class, 500
Chdron under ~ years hnf price under free. Third
Class passengers required furnish beds aud linens.
taking passage from Now York for the steamers sailing
from Boston viii receive free passage from New York TO Boston
The steamers Of this Company have been constructed with the
greatest regards safety and comfort combined with model
and prcpeiug pow and built with waer-tgh compsr
mens They confidently expected suTpsss in speed and
rough weather quaie built and Tepete
with elegancies and cOnvenences.
An experienced surgeon is attached each ship Persons
wishing for their friends obtain tickets at the
following greatly reduced prices:
In third cabin from Galway, $50 In third cabin from any
town in Ireland railway 30 So In third cabin from the
principal cities Of England and Scotland, SIS.
For freislS passage apply 10 .
Nos 81 and IS o1h St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

UsI1Ep STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. Oil, y,
20. q. rs. 20 81, 81. 80, 35 ~ ono
SrPRraE CoURr-CIRcUT-Part Mos. oJ5,
O2i ISL 1909 1875 1874 1884, 1855 SJ S.s iss lsSS
COl 1875 1898 1880 1892 1924 1884, 1885, 1885, $780, 1872 i9i
1896 1850 1882 1854, 1856 1883. -. go, oo-
qaei az IG.s 1859 4l3 1865 1867 l0y 1913 PART Nos
so 500 ga CO. es 4es sea- sS4 as6 sss 800 49, 7s s 81
!O2. oone
CoURr OF CoMNoS PLEAs-Par I.-Nos GS0o,
2sos 2S 1854 1883 1852 2o 1923 2s6 go lIsS 2;tt zs
2247 2l7g PART lNos 2ls4 2g,, LIZ wv" 4'[' Wv "
3s9 l7lO $50, aei 1893, 2lo5 2C9, 12l2 22Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
SPECIAL sEssIONS-Nov 1z-Before Justices CoSSsLLY,
STEERS, and KELLY. ,

IhOP. Baylln, aSSlub ana UilltII
months John Cook petit larceny Peuentisry months Jos
Campbell petit larceny Pementary MONTHS Ceharine Con.
er pet larceny Penentary months; James Degnsn assan
and battery Charles Davis assault and battery fen
,rar months Margaret De me petit larceny Penlteny
months; Michael Dosn petit larceny Penienary months
Ann Douehery, petit larceny Pententiary months Sonn
F uet larceny House Of Refuge; John Hart petit larceny,
Peneiary months Timothy Harrington assault and battery
CITY Prison 10 John KeG petit. larceny City Prison ~
days Bridget Mecauey, misdemeanor Penenti1Tyo mohs
Toas Lee assault and battery, City Prison ~ days. Barney
Ne Donald assault and battery Penenery four monthsi
Edward Williams assault and battery, tined 500 An
drew Murphy petit larceny, PenitentlaTy four monthsi
Jobn a. Michsels petit larceny, Penenary, months;
VIM Mansfield e;larceny, Pententiary, months Emma
Miller petit larceny Pententiary months Pat Murphy
petit larceny House Of Refuge C. " McCsbe, petit larceny
Penentisry 4nonhs Geo Mshon, petit larceny pemenpay
months; John OBren petit larceny months Morrs row
ell battery fined s5 VIM Roberts petit larceny
Peutentinry months Lewis Stimley petit larceny fenen.
tary months Henry Sewartz, petit larceny fenenary
months; Henry Sheffield petit larceny Penensry month";
Uugh Smith assault and battery Peniensry months d.
Wilson petit larceny, House Of Refugees fredk Bull assault
and battery fined $l0 John Prescott petit larceny re'e
tary months. ,,.,,,.,
ton Of the Court until O'clock large NUMBER OF
prisoners were renianded FOR sentence and trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
Mt Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County Of

nj Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County of
~. New YORK JOHN r. WRIGHT at. WILLIAM L.
YoULEsuulnons. For reliefTo the a5oNenaned Defend
ant You arc hereby summoned and required % answer the com
naut in hi, action which copy herewith served upon You
and ere copy Of your TO the said conpe on o
M their Office No % Wglis In he City OF New
YoTL within twenty days utter the vice hereof exclusive OF
-, Jv Of uh service and II you fail 10 answer the SAID COM
IS hin lie lime aforesaid the ylsibf in TIL. action viii
apply 10 the for tho relief demanded III the
Dated August, 1860. - . ,~,,eo,- n, ,..a,. ..,o.ow,
The corl6n IN the above sciion hed tine oce Of e
Clerk of he City and County Of New iofk At INC C Hall "
The CITY OF New York the luth day Of Ausust 100
s1uayylOyM FOSTER q THOMSON, tlainiiis Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19

SUPREME COURT-City and County OF New.
y You NJ HEINRICH l.. HOOPMAN, plaintiff, .gain''
JOIJkkNE r. A. j. KOOPMAN, deiendant--Sunnnon-7 OF
reei-To the defendant You hereby summoned aad te
aimed 10 afswer the compliant In this action whch Wa nm
dsy filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of the City aud county
Eey-Yok Of the City Hall, IN the City OF Newi ork sha
-. youI answer the said complaint on le SUP
her NJ ia office No III Broadway IN the City and CCuy
Of KewYork Of Eewfork within twenty as a'
e,Vcs of Lis summons you exclusive oi we "Ay W SUI
Sise and il you fa TO answer the said complaint within he
ne aforesaid tbe plaintiff this action wi apply 20 mo C9n
s ,bn Teirf demhided IA the copaiEt-Daed Oooef lSh
1860. ChAhLhS l. II ~ IN s.sy'yo,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and

CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and eubaking passengers at Queens
town Qreisnd) The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company intend patching their uIpoweredC
built Iron Steamships as follows: - .
kANGAhOO Nv.
CITY OF MANCHESTER............... Saturday, Dec
And every SATURDAY at noon, from Pier Al, North River
RATES or
FIRST CABlN..........S75 STEERAGE............S3 go
FT Cain 10 Tondon 80 Steerage TO Lprdon....... 80
Steerage return good for six months. 90
Passengers forwarded Paris, Havre, Hamburg Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp &c, at reduced through fares
wishing bring their friends buy tickets here
the following rates From Liverpool or Queens
town: First Cabin s75 and los steerage from Liver
pool : 10 from Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers superior accommodation Tor passengers
and carry experienced Surgeons They built IN Naterag
Iron Sections end have Patent Fire Anihiltors ON board
further information apply in Liverpool to WIN lNMAN
Agent, No % Wsers, in Glasgow to Wh INMAN Mo.
St Fnoch- Queenstown to G. w. ID. SE1hOUh&
Co in London to EWES MACY No. 81 King william st.
In Pa TO JULES DECOUE No 5Place de Ia Bourse In Phil
sdsIniis JOHN G. DALE No 100 Walnut.st the Com
panys Offices. JOHN T. PALE, agent U
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Receipts OF Produce.

Nov I7-3iAi8 bills Fom, 200 bills Corr Meal 700 Eoo
bush Wheat bush IaIley 1897 bush Oats ~ pAe
Provisions IT'S es aud e5 phss Lard al Pks seed Ps'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-NOy E.-Befcr'
Justice NBrsoS.


ENGINE PATENT CAsE-THE RESULT.
Ross Winans sgt. John DGnorth ct al .
The plaintiff brought suit to recover Tor an infringe
rent Of paen, alleged been secured by him. the prn
cirle Of which construct variable o1hals IN the Sc
Of steam motive power de ayesa 'Is5 sHe in be
sron Of each which they had taken advantage oil his IN
rstept eied by the plaintiff the defendants syeed
had not been infnged They had only created variable
dnT In the construction Of their engines although admitting
bs to secure variable draft heJ had used the principle OF the
The s for several days ana no" reSneo ID
Baicbfod Seward Grswold for plaintiff b. r. D. Coz
zens and L. w. uglion for defendants
Before Justice SHPsAN
MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT SEA.
The case Of John Thompson, alias Jeremiah flanni.
gan came on o trial The Attorney said the defend ~.
VS. charged With COMMITTING murder at sea four or hve
bundled es non the OF Alice on board Of vessel
we've bn four ~, on bceTdhe captain mate steward and the
prisoner The prisoner bad charge OF the neiIn oae s ~
H. 4, asd Is'' were ''l'"' ''' "''' came w.
s ior al thelp saving the captain had fallen overheard
witness could tee nothing sea tho night being very dark
d tbs The esptS went across the deck to the weather
rr returned the lee rigging and instantly fell overheard
he other el they then began 70 clear away the boot
took time they could see nothing OF the captain '
The ca,iyain might have foeted witness said they
had better Ss hIs gVt a and Eo mother look they did
80 glass up the rigging but could gee n'tsng witness
blood end and piece Of topsa whiGh y on
tho deck also some human hair the cabn-sde me ma
asked n he had knocked the Captain overheard ana ne
sgd hope you do not suspect OF that wien as,eo VIC
Cepsin had CT, lin 'c fallen from oo he said NO. ana
sdds be- could not tell how the blood on the deck
Tie Court briefly charged the Jury Say hS there We, n s
dence thai tho CAPTAIN dive he might have oeen Ao
ND and carried TO ONE distant port The Tansation was In
Vowed in total darkness and wond be unsafe to convict on
zach evidence. -. =,
The Jury found verdict Of " Not guilty"
ASSAULT WITH KNIFE.
Horace Morton was tried for i'm assault with dan
rrors weapon James VIII captain Of The American Dta
Geo F. William while at the 18th OF August last Ins
cop.an testified that the brig sailed from Boston TO Havana and
the third day out lie heard noise on deck and he siw s
prisoner bea the cook severely he endeyoedt TO pun we
psor but falling struck HIM whereupon the accused Drew
he knife and stuck Ia the knee Of witness severe
wound and from hich he has not yet recovered me
coutened the the master had this prisoner and the ohe
mep with undue severity. The Jury rendered verdict o.
guiyh and the Court sentenced the defendant 10 Iee on
iupdsonB cnt and 10 ray 6ne Of -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
Footing.
Ocean Steamers

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. FIRST
class steamer win leave NewYork the i lh and 2lst
Of each month except when these dates fall SUNDAY when
tie day Of departure viii be the MONDAY following For
freight passage spply at the only Office No l Msst,
ner Of Wsren-st. ID. x. ALLEN. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
fesal NOTIFIES.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL I.
1 RRSINARD esq sanogate Of the County of Kings,
notice hereby given according TO law 10 al petson'
cInir, against CHARLES BELDING, late q the Ciy oil
RTooI deceased that they required exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof 70 the sn6.eeer the Admni'.h
nj The oaice Of CHARLES H. BRIGGS, No ~ hassau, IN
he civ Of NswYork before the l5tb day Of March neE
49, "a ~ 1g,A MARGAkEI BELDINOt
DsSee . i ~ 80, s., NS Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Nov. In-Befor
udo

An argument in a habeas corpus case was set dow
for this morning but for other counsel wss ~
ready Some prisoners also TO have been sentenced
Their counsel were hand ready BY request all bu
ness al this time pending postponed for one week
jourued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Arctioneer - -
TWILL SELL on TUESDAY, Nov. y, lo6O
w a, ~ O'clock at the Merchants Exchange,
81 VERY DESIRABLE LOTS, -,oD.o
A. CARNANSYILLE HIGH BRIDGE and FORT
WASHINGTON, - -,
The property Of RICHARD F. CAHNAN' ESD on ''n'
'JKISSsbRIDGE ROAD (Brosdway), HIGH BRIDGEsI,iAv,
fA, l2d l43d l4h l4h l5Oh l5lst l55d 94t ana l''n
So i bTISFILiNGs and HALF AN ACRE OF GROUND.
The above property is ebly located in the most dehgsUi
49, ~ tbe Citv OF beautiful and fspdy lPoV-
commands fine view OF the HUDSON i.i's
Sound High Bridge &C. and surrounded by gentemens resi-
debees 49,, !, A., .-;ors C,rribps and Railroad
Z - aid MILL BE SOLD IN LOTS and PLOIS, ahording
a. ouuity 10 those who desire to purchase ior the erection
80 sBprbtn redeuees attractive and healthy location OF
% MI he noticed hst Of the plots already improved
i,b bsndsome dwellings, and all lie suitable 10 De o upon
IT, boye q the piece Of property on the Island AS' LIS
beer offered for . long time. ,,L n csrrs, and
a5es and have been paid by MI GsIns enu
% ti,I uuouestionsbe having been Ia ms Vl o'ei
~ vssTs THE SALE WILL BE PEhEMfIOkn
%So ALSO IN ADDITION TO THE ABONb, g., =,
~. ,,,usbls propery No. lC0 BROADWAY, east SIDE De
w. 2sh and 2ths formerly the residence OF ShAfd
CsTuEl, esq -. oeo 81 On FL II BFTH ST.
mar BIeeckeTst.
~ IL AZ tn Auctioneers office, No - Wau'st (E9''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
gnllcrp, Sarouare, Sc.

E'UlLERs PATENT IRON RAILING Co.
II OFFER FOR SALE
an kON RAILING cheaper by 81 per than the old style
FOR simplicity OF construction strength and beauty
ngn, We challenge the world Orders filed promptly The
trade supplied at Wholesale. Responsible agents wanted
JOSEPh l.. LORD, jr, Agent No. 426 Broadway, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
RussELL w WRsrCoTT Auctioneer
ELEGANT FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD
H FURNITURE at PUBLIC AUCTION.
RlCH PARLOR SUITES ARTISTIC BRONZES, MARBLE
L..
lN SUPREME COURT.-THOMAS b. GOD

4 n SUPREME COURT.-THOMAS b. GOD
DlNGGON aud al v. The MINNESOTA AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANYNotce is hereby given that in par,
Of judgment Of the Supreme Court entered Nov T.
l6so shall SILL 1t PUBLIC AUCTION, by p c. Buckley
AutioneeT at the Merchants Exchange in the City Of
York toe LIST day Of December 1900 ~ O'Clock noon
FORIl-tlNE MINNESOTA STATE BONDS Of 3 900 each
Noe ltS6 TO $40 incusive.-N. v, Nov g. 1860.
SFK4s NASH, Atgys. T. IL. RODMAN Referee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
Groceries ana provisions.

T7STABIISHED IN 1880. D,,pv
II RIKERs PREMIUM CHOCOLATE ~ and T1,rT rO M
PRTPIRFD COCOA, FRENCH HOMHofAaLhi,sitEv "a IA
haSITi! CHOCOIATEs warranted equal IN qoahty ana
syoy 10 he Psrs Chocolates have stood tie es' u Ss
CO. 20 be superior others found IN TINS iaahe
EoT sale by GToceTt generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
Goal. nooo, &r.

IXyYOMINGVAL COAL.-Fgrnace, crate
w and Range COAL OF the best qgAiiy, TO- 10 an eartS d
d. siy Orders received q IL Id NO ~ Ivops yao,
Z5e..st at the ONCE ofthe "a e u1iis
Rai8sosd and Coa Company, No - y ellsr ..-..-,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
alaebinerp.

DOII ERS.-FOR SALE-New and second mana
ID BOILERs Of all descriptions IN good order sno eo,I =
Boilers taken in exchange Inquire o. Or address W." '
kEYE Co, No l67 WsleIst BIooLyRi L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19
BuilSins GlairriaIs.

pAIIUIiy AttNIttIHis.
GOLORED WINDOW GLASS Of all sizes and
~ coIos suitable for churches aud dweng always hand
and for sale ~ lowest price bv
FREDK. HoOsE & Co. No. 1876 Fulton-st, N. Y.
nRAIN PIPES glazed, vitrifed, warranted indie
AZ sructibe Chimney Tops Vases, sauary, 6e Depot Of
Long Island Pottery No IS Nassau-st EOW'D II. QUINN
LINGUISTIC TILES
H FOR FLOORS,
PLUMBERS MATERIALS
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PIPES, &c.
MILLER 4 COATES,
No 279 Pearlst.
NHIIIERs PATENT CHIMNEY CAP and
UA YENTILATOR cures smoky chnneys ventilates
rooms thoroughly Mandatory No. rs West Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-19

upREeERVEs. NEW FRUIT, 75c;; PORI'
ON LONDON DOCK, 50 and 7Se. sHERhfi 90 J
TRASDTRs SOP. OTARD add COO, ron rs 1.,or
n nv 81 N pest I4tb st. near Academy Of Music
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-05
n NOTICE.

rIyHE members Of the Iowa State Insurance Com
L pany are hereby notified that the annual meet
ing will be held on the second Monday of Januafy
nsxt, 1T the once Of the Company in the City Of
Aeoknk, - O'clock p. MI ut which time Board
OF Directors will be elect ed for the ensuing year.
WM. II. TURNER, 6ec,y.
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