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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-14

DErwEEN IN HNCND AND SAW YORK. ONLY .EfFFS.
y 40. Passage sAterOon and meals iucluded .i1ls
m. U 4 sail sieansh.p YORKTOWN JAMESTOWN AM RIO
ANOkv viii Richmond Or New Acrk, iol0Wi stopping
40 Norfolk both going and returning
The Yorstown Captain Parh, every Tuesday Afternoon Al
o'clocE
ne jamestown, Captain simmer every Friday aernasH, Al
O'clock
,S Roanoke, Captain COuss every sunday afternoon, at
RETURNING FROM NEW YORR,
Everv Tuesday Thursday aud saturday occck, p ~
srsrrarc p1ssage 90 New YORK ony g.
Tt,zagc Norfolk ~ The river boaia
IN LUDLAM q WATSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-14

MOB NEW ORLEANS.-The superior ast sail -
II nF scho1nsr JULIA tINE Preston mastsr, having -
he portion % her cargo aged and going ca board e
,aiw h qu.ct Dispatch. Forbalaacs q freight appy %
n,i8 ". d. COLQUIIr CO.
NOR LIV ERP q L.--Riehmond and rs
ii Liverpool Packet Ltnc.-ihe ursi ship o. -ss--G
~, line m NTkGINiA M AE Captain 81 Coe viii l1ad 81
ths por Or Liverpool about the 2h Of rgN a. mn SLIP
p-rs special lct % tze gsaa l'af
can Re slipped ship owned IN virginia visoui Inspection
a larg. part OF her rtisht IS already engaged
"a, 't N % "'s-' -'F' DAVID WI CURRF
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II. H. BOSRER.

COACH AND HARNESS MANUFACTURER.
No. 223, Corner OF Main and 9th Streets.
TVAs hand and assortment Of Carriages and
Harness his ovn manufacture which he confidently
recommend those want Of good substantial and fashionable
vehicle
he vim make to order any article carriage line will
use every please those who favor him with their
tTonage. - 4,
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OFFTcE RICHMOND a PETERSBURG r =. Co,
EIcuuaSn. Va, OcL 3d. l-do.
TJruE trains On this road v-l run as i'I.'s'
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND ToR PErE7SEyS &c.
h,t.s 9st....st' 80. me- h. rs,l tl90 A. NJ
.- 4.-.-. .5.Hr, I-,.r-rl snudavs1 a. Roo 81
r. rf.T- Et-55 A.
- ar,-1 r.rtyF pFFVgsnTEG FOH RICHMOND
60 80 a. SIS A. NJ
.-s-tr--. 4.r.- f.,.a1s san1avsl a. e f1 4. NJ
- 80. I.I,g' -. ,r.i.,si N5I5P
rHOs n WYNNE
~ e. sunsrlrt.rdart
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-14
ANKlYALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTEL,
NGARINB NEWS

MARIEIH NEWS
PoRT or RICHMOND, november IS.
aaa VIVA rDsrDl,J 81 OGloos-sus -; SKIS SEQ
ARRIVED
sshr Doroih HAynei Reeves Baltimore pig Iron. R. Ansr-
sehr Prna DODaa Reddish, Baltimore, dss, " D oslgaii
SAILED,
steamship YORKTOWN Parrish n y nise and passengers Lui
s,esnsr Geo PEABODY Prehard saO mise. and pass, D
W. Curre. o.
sehr P Clarke Ind soti Charleston ni's .. " coqai't
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-14

a isr LAisbE md bEhTITFUL as
n sorment OF the various styles Of Poraure executed by O..
w. MINNIs at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 2l7 Main
Street cm nd Va be found Lkeneses Of the following
and distinguished gentlemen, all Of which bear test
mony the experience and skill NJ the various Artists employed
and the well earned reputation OF his Gallery:
EzGov. Wise Hon Mr. Orr, &. C.,
" lieut. Gov. Jackson, Jno. R. Thompson, Esq,
Lieut.. Gov Montague, Rev. Mr.. Red,
Hon. Jas Lyons, Rev. Mr. Peterkln
q" J Caskie, Rev. Mr.. Duncan
Judge LOmaN, Rev Mr.. hinegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Hopkins, Rev. J. l. Burrows
Chss. Bruce ESQ.,, Rev J. " Edwards,
Gen. VIM. Walker, Rev. Mr.. seeey,
Capt. Jos Myers, Rev. Mr.. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jeter, Rev. Mr.. Keper,
Rev. W. A Smith, Rev NJ. Wilmer,
The Mr.. Dibren, The late Judge Butler, g. O.,
The late Judge CloDton, The late Edgar Poe
Rev. Mr. Bogg, Rev Mr. schrlgley,
Duplicate copies Of all the above sale every style
Photograph executed from life copied small pictures
warranted 10 please. maS0
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ON and aner Monday i5ih Inst, the Accom- modlh'n IA
rrsn OF MS Corlplny Will be daily, SUNDAYS ex Ef
ptei) leaving Richmond fJr Mkrd, q 3l5 NJ Reiurang
sANfL RUTH, supt Trans.
Omce r. ZAP R. R. Company, A.,
Rchmnnd. o.. DO. isi1. oelo-u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-05
eyemersS 9 crTbernnacne
Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
$50. 70 Secpnblfr.
TeIers, Marine= unb Qebeu8z0}erffdcs
- rnng8=SpmpnNnicn.
.StNerlte NIB feiteIte GOmpaanie.
SerliAerhn98<Gpmp Der Salleb i. 8iroi,fen ft
SpltdburSsSeritdernns8=Gpm i. Giroilttet.
NIT 5000, 600 Capital. o"fNr
leTNerli9erung8=@rm y. 8iroil,ie,,
any NIT 5000, 900 @apital. oT
@bdrter SafzVerlt6 Comp. bon ,Sortforh
-. nit $3.50, 900 @apttal.
Securttp@Ver ltderuttg8%@ pmp. bon g}em- mcrf
nit $27O,O Gaptta1. 0|"f
PASntrzS erItderun98=Gpn bon Wem-Noxf
nit $500, 900 @apitaI. oDtr
Helpllttez TerIiderlt98zG pmp. S. Wem- Mox4
~ aaag NIT $270,OO0 capital. o""T
Wp1tanfsS erltder =GDtnp: y. Naemz9lcrf
- nit 5000, 600 @apHa[. oN|T
Jtem=gSprlo <Ser1ider. Comp BON Stem rrf
nit $3.50, 1000 aphat. 0Ntr
'l Wtercarttle Wlutltal Warite
nit 81 ,0O0, 600 @apitof.
Sereltt9te Staaten Qeben8zW erGiher ,,,,o a
NIT s., ESQ, 972 capital. 80 - ~
Jtprtbertt A1lltrancezGpu BON QOnhn,
NIT :, 194,111 GortoI.
Se chen bentertten Gompa9nteen irS npn Ser .s,.,
StoateS Ntarplanb a~utbprifrt uno lisenfrt. S'S@'alar eeS
Ste opn oen1 unter5etbneten repriIentrten Gpmnoon;ccn = X
Dtrflln pert19bores Capital gum oDaen pbern NM ons RapeI
Setra9 oerantpprHif fit Die 3ab(uno bon 0erIuften ""S'JePeneH
gerP9erun9spolcet l@erSeh ~aus0e0eten unS Werruj1e sinftrid,
IFf" Egil nl{9GH# le3 &9ps: 2. SDbmhDn,
/ Treb. Gfium, @~urccepr. 0N'"0I~s; =
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8ianp'8 auf 8efteQnng

rnb ron ieter Spl;= unb 8audrt merten e~eltefert.
Die arSste SprofnGt rftb auf Bic Nrbeit urS auf Ste auswab
Ser @aterialien Uerwenoet unN er fann b1ber fir iebes aus fetnem
Snfttut ttrUBreebenbe Snfrunnent bic @ardntte uberuebmea, eaf
es aue @isenlAafteu etnes euteu 9ianutS befse
&Ie Snffrupente aus meiner 6abrtf perDen FIR 5 Sabre BON
benz Sag bs 0eraues an edranttrt.
8eipnoere Mufne rtimfeft miro nuf bic Muswdtl nDt Snfru=
nisnten, mslde In elmer srpBen @ntferuuus rerierpet merf en-, YER
penoet mn0 eth gDrre6t bS ltmtani6es ~tnnertalb 6 Ntcndteh rpn1
@erfaufStase on, miro eeftattet, iUate Elm Snfrument ntGt pCl7
fdnbie b~eiriebteen.
Mg @resbdnOler werben mObfttun Set un8 Sursulpreden tbe fe
i6 anoerr6ris unfeben. - 81 = M s 81 81 - @
8efanStg ~purrdtbis cine &uspaN BON Melo6epns, Spn en- be-
fen SufrunsHtenutnher sn $45-200. 14s
IP 9tartps ,rerben untectauidt, ausaerttetbet un6 eeftmrnt.
le-"@t SSm.& nabe II. Comp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-05
SStDtfg fir Giniuomberer.

Helte arrangements fit GittuaitOcrer sic
ltad) Oc1n 8eiftf SIT reilril tuiiriGen.
8pn beute ben 9. 9cpenter an, merStn he @ttrdneerer auf
Der Nprthern Central @dlpertitreet Depot @tientabn NIT rem
grpressus b~efSreert. Die Sabn btetet eabut4 rem Snnttsrantea
etneu srIBeren @prttetl, ais treenb etre antere Batn,
aud Il fe IN, 81 @asilen tar3er ais ieOe anOere 9aba mad benann-
8ittSburs, Glepefarb1 Detroit Sort @abne,
Chicago, Wilmaufee, !. @ufend, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, 91pf Sslanb, Burlington, Soma @itp {
unb Aperben be66alb tie nit Der gt0rttern @entraI gabn %sebeaben
gerfrnen 10 Sttnpsn fruter ais bic NIT dnberr B1tnen 1ebenoen
Surt eintrefsn, aud ipsresn4 alat meaigsr pie galeen fotsi se-
-peGfelt. Tie Satn. aebt our6 BEN fASnaen Lbeit ppn Stir,
Die ganje @ntfernun9 sNn bier BITE @btcaspif 500 A1eiten Sas
Gtsdd wttc bier sesetbnet (marte@ mo sbt nit ben 9afaeierea
9ta6 @reltline, Dabtprt, Cincinnati, SaDiaraz
ppliS, louisville uno ct. Souls s3.
merben ebenfars 9ofasiere bef6rcert uno fur ibr Gepad fetne
tpeitere ltnlaeunestpftn bereduet. Die .@ainetere fSnnen nit
pem 8 nbr, Uber abenes 10 llbr= Big mad daen wsRfi6sh 9fieen
eeben Dbne unterwess a~ufeetaffen IA reroen. Durqfabrts-8tl-
lette werben Yerfauft i'll ser Office res Mgenten.
tsH SDbrG. Balfer, -ra
Stl4S gC. % BeaS=Stre ndhe 2DaterS gBharf.
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@i0ener S5eerD TT SoutDes iUestD
WIpctfer QanSant' nnb GtaOt Geie1lihaft.


SIN benz @ntnifelungssanse Der Nnfieblune fnb mir bahtn ges
l1ngt, ben pertbSOafen unb rtdttefen 9hetl hes StabtgetteteS
bu @gg 6drbpr gip tn ben 6reiS Der gerbeferuneen 51 Stepen
unb 20ts I'm 6dfenthette Der Stabt, Su rem fur has erfte 3duieno
f~fsefeGten grets Spn $l25 gum @ertauf 81 trinsen, ln6 srdr
an Der fruberen Gr66e en 40 Bic $50 SUE unb mpndtlt6en @tns
Sablunaen bpn IS. Srete Deebs tn better 8rrn saranttrt. Die
Snangrifnatme bieies Stdbttteils lit nun irppbl pom bShfen
Snterefe fur bic Tarmber6lferung ais aud biele @ererttretben6e
6a3u brdneen. DCfs, NBberften unr 8ertinbunsstraBen ME Elm
Sfeamer CUR 6erfeauus ueuer, reeelndBtser Nerstn6ung NIT
Rer.gprf unb 8pfpn, rereen aus unb mdbreno Der @ntrtdelung
bteies planes SUn Der @eienfhoft eetaut une bic NusfGbrune
btefeS planes ntrb in 8urse ben @eatralpunft fur bic um9eeene
mad MnIerer Gt6bt lesen. a#tH
Brdmten st
bsRebeub entreber In einem 5000 2uaprat=Sue erpsen gdrten
pber einen Sreitidet auf benz Notwithstanding, perben je
mad Der NdbL. an ben erfen rerfduften 1000 3ptS %bet9egeben.
Ser In Der g ntpifeluae b~esrihene Sabridplan leipet 6abnrd
nt6t nur fetne 8eetutrahtigune, f~pntern NUT ourd Ausfuhruna
Dbiaen SaFenplanes erf Ietne sGnse Wttttsfeit ~erlaneen.
S~abrttantsn, rel6e ibre @tabltfenents mad @gs 9arbDr Gite
Ieaeu, rerben d~beefehen bpn Der ~sInfisen Gage 5pifaen Nprbz ub
6xb, bur6 fberdle gesunfisunsen SeitenS Der @efeGiadt, be-
beuten6e @prtbfile geptnter.
9dnpblets pereen unent6eltltn n~uSgegeben, tne n1bere NdHs
ribten ertbett burd
Mpl9S 6am S.S6mtbt, &sent.
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StnersS crli6eruuq
Der oiiOeitrten 6enerntatn8z Scr li6erunasoe.
h Se 1elllmaft ppt 0altinnre

@o!4 Soitbitrabe ~sessnater Sem Gum. csebSuSe
81 SetraHtber %srfol8eiten EbStgteit Ss Tampis sseret. rsn,r
Rteni8 lteQen mir BON beute an gu ~blaieNem VreIIe nsrs aSOGG.a,
Dsletl9er, pet9e 9Suler, Nt6bsl. OSer ipnhiaee Observation-Disclosures mSs
Iar gn ooer lteeen Sabre gu perf9ern minIGen, wcrSew btTTI
Stleben. f'Y"V"-ftfe ai-
aue gerIaRe WtrSeu te bister prompt unO Ieberor a, st.,,t
4+f8 0. .I3M8lyN SDbn U. Moore. VrSlSsS,TtYf"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-05
NStamos, N1Gbel ii. +. 10.
dNf Fem 0lten N1dke
SEQ. /, 3, 5 ultp Z. sc. Gutamltr.,

J(p. Il ., . ultp Z &c. SutdD1tr., .
a~eeenG6er rem @utatp 6pufe Baltimore, W6. mteter erDFnet.
Danfen6 fur pie aufseSrettete @6nneribaft nel6e Der fFnteren
5irntd wdtrenb Der lsstsn 10 Sabre Sn 8beil purbe, ntatt Der un-
ter,et6nets rem Dubltfurt tie ersebsnfe NnSeiee, tae er felt rem
> Uoe bes etnen S~heibabers Srn. 0enrs sable, tur6 befen Spb
bic GOmp1snie ael6f pSrOen MAJ, hen eansen beoeutsnDsn fUrsrstb
Ypn nod unpplenHetenDdnps 6pS une dnberent prdpdrirten Wtd.
tertal fduft6e an ib sebru6t Bat. Or mrb besbalb has @efhdtt
IN benz alten Stple TIT benz fruberet SefhGftslpfal fCrtbetretben
unb IS It'd sur @ufgabe rnaden, has Ytanpsei&dft tntner rtefr in
Ietner 8Guenouns III %Serbeheru.
Mueer fetnen oHen Daarenbdufern un6 Der 8dbrtt TT @utarfr.
nabe SdlttntCrefr, bat er etne neue srpse Babrtt III G. @utaTfr.
nit Der Srpnte rad Q4effr. errtdtet, In nelder er ete grpBe Mn'
nbl# Der befen Mrteiter teih1fttet.
Sn ttefer 8abrtt ntrben 9iauo's mad elmer neuen Seald 8efer<
ttat, fir melhe er Set Der @~uSfeIur9 I'M Mdrnldnb Snfttut, no
ce beften Snftruntentenntuder aus 8pfCn. Nerr=gOrf InO Saltt'
more IA 9anp's ~auseefeGt Batter, BITE h66fe grdn1te erbtelt.
Der MuSiprud res Snfttuts murbe furs ndAher enrG oe Sn=
bufrte= &u8feGune Srn 8t6mUnc, ga, ~beftdttst, no tbnt sbenfaus
as erfte Uranium erttetlt murce. ~
Dur6 btee betben @tatltfentents 1T ct tn ZEN Stdnc eefeBt aut
Nuftdse, nit relden er teebrt rirS, auf's prOmptefe auSsn-
fibren. H ~
Due in tteer 8abrtt eebauteu 9tdnDs baben bCGe eiferne Stab
men uu6 FnS 70 cDnifruirt, baB lie Bel auBerrrpentltber Dautrt +
tiateit he -8etnbeit hes Zones ~benatren rmo jecenn 8Hnld wteer'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

notion 70 adjourn, npon which the Yeas and Fsys
ws,s cali, a VAS lost, Yeas 49, Nays21. -
Mr. FAIR pased "a point Of order that The reeo-
lu,,on =, MD moi be passed nutD IL bsd been rssrfe<
70 a COMMITTEE. Afer consider sbIe deewe Of points
Of order appeal ws taken from 'ss dse Tss q ne
v NJ n tsinef; Yeas 81, NsysM.
Mr.. DAvEsPoRr then moved an Adjournment, an4
Mr. Waterbury called for the Yess and Nays. Carries
Yeas 81 Mans IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12
On the revere side j. reads:

On the revere side il reads:
Iha csuyns Of tsiefrsphie communication BY the Pss
senfer using ts Pass IL In direct ,oson Of the Raies Of
: Of this Company. -
The Person accepting this free ticket a risk o.
sceSeD and expressly that the Company sh, not
be liable under any circumstances whether OF negligence
BY their asens otherwise for any injury TO the Person.
OF ioI any o,s injury the property Of the passenger
: u,ipg tins ties,t , NJ,
If presented by any other person than the individual
Ian ed IN, reop, the chambermsd will take Il up
THIS me connects with ali Railroads, Lakes, River
Crcels Feriss and Turnpikes d'erging from tho Ene
Canal. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

THE ADVANTAGE on ORdAsIzATIos.-At larry
town, on Saturday the Republicans in the election for
sshoolmas.ers, met with omplete tnuuph-a,d why
Because they had taken the precauton to thoroughly
organize and took tho Sham Democracy by surprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

The New-York State Woman's Rights Convention is
to be held In Albany, Feb. and 4. The speakers
nounced Are Wendell Phillips, the Rev. Antonette b.
blackwell, FraDces ID. Gage, j. Elizabeth Jones, and
Mrs. ii. N. T. Cutler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

GEososY.-ProE J. Stanley Grimes.eetures to-nighs
in behalf of the Kane Monument Association, at Gin
ton Hall, upon and interesting theory, concern
ing the ply steal structure of the earth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

Tomorrow evening the Rev. j. z. Newman leetare'
OH Whitfield, before the New-York City Library As
sosistioD IN the Rev. DIR. BuchaIds Cnach, in Thir
txenth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

The wEArnER-A thick black fog eams up ss
Tue.ray night ami huog in murly folds over the e1'y
pniI nom If Wednesday stopping the feries to the
Ess. IN Di,tros Of Brooklyn, and seriously impeding
tie Other ferris on the nth and East Rivers Aef
noon II lifted somewhat, and travel was resumed. Inc
westber however, continues detesable, and the Jans
AIRY tbaw is as juicy and dirty as ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

EXPLOSION OF STEAM BoILER.-The steam boiler
used in the ship joLer's establishment of Msssrs J. a.
w. +. Young No. 1856 Ninth street, exploded Tues
day morning, scslding in a terrible manner Chacles
GaIbe, lad of l6, employed in the building. The
injured youth was conveyed to his resdenee by,
wiere he died in the coarse of the day. Coroner
Jachman held an inquest on Wednesday, at No s7
Ninth street, upon the body. The boy, appears was
employed TO light the fire under the boiler every
mOrpipg, and about o'clock m. on Tuesday, b. was
terribly scaldsd by the explosion o. the boiler The
Coroner had the wreck Of the boiler thoroughly az
amined by boiler makers and Others all of whom tee
titled that IL was substantially made and nearly aa good
new, and that the explosion was canned BY he CIV
ing way Of two Of the pins which secured Ne hasag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

FUSERAL OF LIEUT.. MAY.-Tbe funeral OF Lent
G. W. May, late OF the New York Volunteers, and snb-
sequently an officer uoder the Fibuster Walker, took
place yesterday fir IN the TwentysiSth street Dutch Re
70, neo Church. of which his father was formerly pas
TOY. The remains were borne 10 Greenwood BY the
Scott Life Guard, and the mourning relatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

The JAEK-SrRERr HoNIcIDE-0ffeers Van Orten
and Hutchings rested, on Tuesday, young nan
named Martin Toole, who is supposed 20 have caused
ibe death Of George w. Cnufcb, by striking hin on
the head with a cart-rung, during fight which Co
eur,d on the ID inst Church died on Sunday lass,
and Coroner ackman has bad the case under iDvesga-
top; but owing the absence OF important witnesses,
the inquest stands adjourned th to-day. The eyi-
denee already ehced points to roole as the person
who gave the fatal blow, and he was locked up for
examination. He found a hotel In the Bo very,
and Was about taking his departure for the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

Prof ]. Stanley Grimes, the wel-known lecturer OF
chronology, mesmerism and kindred topics, viii de-
liver lecture this evening, at Clinton Hal, before ne
Kane Monument Association Mr.. Grimes processes
to have discovered the law OF the congaraon Of shs
coptiueus and proposes deveOpe his theory on the
occsson referred TO. We have no doubt is viii DO
marked by plsusibiiy and ingenuity. Should he sso
coed in demonstrating it to the satisfaction Of Ne
scientific world, the Professors reputation s made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

CosTRAcrs AWARDED BY THE STREET CoHnI-
sIosERAno,her batch of proposals. were opensS ycs-
teroay by the Street Commissioner, aud the following
contracts awarded: Regulating and grading Eighth
avenue, from One-huDdred- snd-fourteenth street 20
fifth street, awarded to Cor
peus Smith, at sll ,2s2; time, year; sureties,
Batlett and Andrew Smith. Regulating and grading
Fifty ninth street, from Eighth to Tenth avenss;
awarded 10 jeremiah ID. Moore, at $27l2 Is; time,
ECO days. Ling sunken lots Nos I29 TO l3l Man
haitian street, rear Hudson River Railroads awarded
to Cornelius Smith, at 81 ,7lS; time, 90 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

COMMISSIONERS OF EaIGRATIos.-Tbs Board held
their regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon ct
Castle Garden, President yerplanck in the Chair.
Present Messrs Carrgan, Jelinghaus, Hunt, Curtis
and Purdy. The weekly statement shows that s73
emigrants arrived since the LIST instant. The number
of inmates at the institutions Wards Island s $50;
at the same period last year there 1,l50. Over
draft January I, 1860, sll,653 l6. Aggregate re-
ceipts for Communication from LIST nst ,06S. Over
draft, Iltb inst $40, s5 To- Nofurther business being
presented, the Board adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad


Trains run BY Chicago time, which is twelve min
ute, faster than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER ONDAY. APRIL sru,
~ 1883, and until further notice, trains will
leave davenport for Muscstine, Columbus City,
Washington and Iowa City Sundays excep. ed)
~ follows:
Express and Mail Train a'........-... 100 4. u.
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily,
sundays excepted, AS follows:
ist Mail Train, Observation-Disclosures. 1915 4. n.
"a Express rrsin, at ..0 B. P. u.
Trains arrive IT Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
lepted, rs follows:
PROM THE EAST.
ISL Express train At. .................6 40 4. ~.
~ Mali Train, AT. ..................56 % r. \.
Mali Train. at. ..............6 IS Ut
All trains out Of Davenport will make dircc.
connections at Columbus City, Washington and
iowa City. with the Yves err Stage Ccmpanys
tages foI all points West. III
The Passenger rr in connects at Rock Island
With Chicago and Rock Island railroad trains TO.
al points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity Of
giving dstinct dirccto rs TO the estimation OF
heir baggage also to procure tickets before taking
their seats IN the cars.
H. Trains for tho East connects ct Joliet
with trains on the Michigan Central X. X. at
dhicago with trains on the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central ana Pittsourg, II. Wayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN +. TRACY,
aprs Supt.
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C0.Partnership Notice.

MOTICk Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- Undersigned haveth day entered into Co.
Partnership for the purpose Of carrying on the
publication Of the DAILY AID WsEkLY DExo-
the city Of Davenport, Scott County, Iowa, also
the Job Printing Business Connected with said
Newspaper Establishment under the nau,e and
style Of Richardson, West 4 C0.
D. N RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
GEO. F. CARPENTER
JNO. q. GIVEN.
Dad Dayeapeet 1eheuau ~, 4. D., looo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13

For Sale or Exchange.
VrHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR ~
sale his residence, known - :a
Oak Wood Villa"

eituate on the BLUM. east Of the Rail Road Depot.
The grounds comprise about one aNrs, With 6ne
grove Of shade Trees, and about 20 Fruit Tees
from kocheste N. 7. The house IL well huils,
filed IN ssish brick, has ten rooms. seven coest.
summer kitchen, and il warmed By furnace
The location is such that . magnificent lev 10
obfa mel from any POI tion Of the premises. For
further particulars spply to
q. AUGUSTUS HAVILAND.
I'm the p.emi %,
Or 1t the Hay Press above Bridge.
q Will exchanes for we'll improved farw
near Davenport. iunels-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13

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before The publie for oil diseases arising sa ir-
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stte dant on irreeul.ritiee sunernd uced h, cola.
bv q. =, srsrtioa' bv = veak con.ti,nt;o- 800
nen,al or oh .sicsl labor. The simole rsmsav for
Ali i. Ia -, AZ the pr;..arv c.us. ~ m. a;....
remove q. and ven sss;s. n.tnrs 70 re~n....
This can he done nv the g,a.t
C0C8m0Q16l COrI0CC0f,
Which has never tailed 10 eject 4 eurs vhsn
properlv used. according 10 the direc,ions :nd .
fair trisl given il.
II ia pre,ared from the rec;ra and r,a., ~.
personal a. observation-disclosures of mos, sL;,,sn H. ~;
clan. Who TOR . numbsr Of wear. conSned =. ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13
TIE II Tx n DE.
CHINESE HEADQUARTERS!

" ISHIN0 TOGivF CHARACTER TO THE
~ Tea Trade, and TO render the Hawkeys
Store celsbrated tor the choicest grades Of LAS.
,the Same as il IL for other 6ae Groceries, ws
have a large invoice Of the karest and most Gel
obfatod
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13

Get Yoar Picturos Framed
F. WEISS,
(Nsccnd street, opposite WssAisgeos Sqaays,)
FRAMES PICTURES TO ORDER:
A LSO keeps constantly on hand al kinds Chased
"a Windows, Looking Glasses, Paints, Oils ans
Putty. F. WEISS
op1n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-13
MovuNE, PING suEY CHOPS.
'EAS GREENS AND BLACKS.
OF MOst D1light1al Elavors,

and which 10 now offered IS percent. cheaper thsn
the same Teas retail in the cities Of N.~ York
and Phils1elphi COnDoiseurs and ladies aIe
respectfully invited 70 IN examination
jys-tf JAoUb WkAv4k j, Agent.