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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
Orean Steamers, &r.

Urean Steamers, &r.
IOR NORFOLK aud PORTSMOUTH
The new and hrst-clsss Steamship
POTOMAC Capt. George w. WATSON
VIII lesve Pier No. II North River EVERY SATURDAY, 81
Connecting with the Norfolk and Petersburg Haosd for resef
burg and Riohm md IA
Freight Norfolk cents foot d Petersburg cent? FER
loot and proportionste rates.
Goods iorsfded to al psrts OF North Carolina free OF eom'
"''''01 A'"' a. g. CROMWELL a Co., No as Vests,
IN ADVANCE of the UNITED STATES
OLD MAIL LINE
CALF ORNIA,
PANAMA RAIL ROAD.
Extra Steamers Panama and Acapulco.
REGULAR DAYS, 9TH and 2GrH Of EACH MONTH.
On MONDAY, Feb G. at p m,
The North Atlantic Steamship Company viii dispatch the
splendid steamship
A. G.. GRAY, Commander
For ASPINWALL DIRECT, and viii connect via Pcnsfna
Railroad with the Pacific Mail steamship Company steamer
JOHN l. SrErbENS,
w. y. BAPPIDGE, CommsDder
And proceed DIRECT TO SAN FhANjlsCo
For freight apply the OFF Ofthe Company No. e8 Wst
For passage spy at the Ohce-0ver the Gstesn the wharf
at the foot Of Canal at, to WM. H. WsChhAM
7 he Ofioe Is alongside the ship 49,
n B-Leters 10 all parts Of California viii be taken BY
Wells Fargo Co.'S and Freeman Co.'S Expresses By thee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP

N COMPANY,
FORMERLY THE VANDERBILT LINE
FOR CALIFORNIA.
The only line carr the u s. Mails this route under con-
tract with the Government - - ....--..
9Th AND Doth OF EACH MONTH.
From tie od-estabiished WbAIf, foot Of W.uenst N
The fgyotte steainship NORTHERN LIGHT viii leave New
York MONDAY. Feb al m, connecting via PssAIns
Railroad v ib he steamship UNCLE SAM. sff III -
The NORTH STAR will succeed the NORTHERN LIGHT,
u wing Feb TO- connecting with the seahip o-
ZAnA.
Ibis only line having extra steamer both a; Panama
and pnw insure prompt connection OF passengers and
malls ct the sthmus
For passage freight any point on the ro1te apply tb.
only Office OF the Company IN the City Of hew'forny
~ No III West st., foot Of Waren-st
d. B. ALLEN, Agent
NB-An pcons forbid trusting any one on account OF
.hoVe an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

NEw.yOKx January % 1860.
TTNHE TRUSTEES, in conformity To the Charter
ofhe COMPANY submit the following 5lsiemen. Of its al
Prrnniur,s reeev,d on Msripe Ri.ks, from LIST Jan
Premium: On Policies not marked OF l. jan 5si;s IS
Tots. amount of Marine Premiums Sssa s4 10
No Policies bave been issued on Life Risks nor
upon FIRE Risks die, onnected with Marine kitks
1o s,t DeremSc 44GO9i7 o.
Returns of Premiums and Expenses.. 5s58i2 Al
The Compsny have the follow ing Assets VIZ;
United etaies and State Of Newly ORR STOCK City, .
Looms secured by Stocks Bonds and mortgages,
pi1dsnS ON Stocks Interest Ca Bond, and Mort
gags Sl ether Loans sn4ay notes re- 1s
Ca,b In Bauk le2 7s4 g.
Total amount Of ,7s1 81
Sir DsT cent interest on The outstanding certificates of profits
will be- pa 10 The holders thereof their legal representatives
on 1RS aesa To AND &H&LF Million DOLLARS
OF po6ts outstanding certificates Of the issue Of 1893 viii
Te.eHtsti1es or and after TUESDAY the eth OF February
from which date all interest thereon viii cease The GER
s' q DC 6 + S P CENT E ed on
1s 1e esIs1 @ for which certificate will be issued On and
afer TUESDAY, the 7th Of February next
JUN. 1872 90 the lst Of January, 1889, for which
aSSid%s r oS from st January 1855 m Jan
nary, 1885, l''9VO0
Total profits for l7l years............ lO,tee 40
by s,s1s22O
Net earnings Ienaa ing with the Company on lst
January, 1860 S6ooSIp
BY order Of the Board, ----
w TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary
TRUSTEES.
Holm ID ZONES JOSHUA HENRY,
CHARLES DENNIS, GsO. u hOBSON
W n M, MOORE DAVID LANE,
THOMAS TlLEsTOK JAMES BRYCE,
HENRY corr WIN. SrURGtS jr.,
WIN. c. PICKERSGILL HENRY X BOGERT,
LEWIS CURTIS A. A. Low,
WM : WFTMORT WILLIAM z. DODGE,
CHARLES II. RUSSELL DENNIS fEkhlNS
I0WFIL HOLBROOK, JOSEPH GAtLLARD, jE.,
RODENT c. 3OODhUE, WILLIAM WOOD,
MFYTR3ANS CORNELIUS GRGNNELL,
EDWARD VI. GILLIGAN, G. A. HAND
R0YkI PHELPS WATTS SIBERIAN,
CSTFR RAKSTOH EDWARD X. BELL,
p Pilot +. T. MORGAN,
TfpOy Ar WILEY. 3. J. ROWLAND,
nkNIFIS MILLER BENZ BABCOCK.
{ r NICOII FLETCHER WESTRAY,
JOHN d. JONES President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice President.
w. II. II. MOORE, I'd Vice President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

DORTLAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEKLY
Z LINE vie VICTORIA BRIDGE.
The frst-olass steamships
Cspt. Sidney Orovel,
PATAPSC0..., Capt. L. II. Bsyhed,
viii leave Pier Ne II North River EewYork, and Browns
Wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ns
O'Clock M. Running time, % hours
Passage, including meals and stGteroom, s5
These with the Grand Trunk Railway and
om the cheapest and expeditions freight line 70 Montreal
and Quebec.
Apply 10 ID. b. CROMWELL Co. Ne. &c wess-st
TOR NEW-ORLEANS aud HAVANA.
i FRIDAY, February Q.
The United States Mail Steamship Line viii diapstch favor
lie steamer, above. .
For Ftig Passage apply to h. o ROBERTS Agent No
III West ST., corner Of Warren
nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. g.
J. MAIL LiEE-Tbe fsyorits steamship STAR OF THE
SOUTH Cap, Thos Lyon viii leave on SATURDAY, Jan B
asp hom Pier No North River Through tcksss Eiyen
10 Iomey Columbia Atlanta Albany aud Macon Bills OF
LsdtD daned only board For freight passage apply to
sAhUEL L. MITCHELL Il BON, No. 10 brosdwsy.
The FLORIDA viii succeed and sail TUESDAY, jan 81,
nap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

Medical (CORNELIUS r. BOGERT. NJ. D.,
Fxaminers GEORGE WILKES NJ. ID.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PIrNy FREEMAN, Actuary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28

FHHE Subscribers are always prepared either
70 purchase or Sell STATE CITY, RAILROAD or MIS-
ckLLAhbOUs BOhDs, or s10CKs At the best market
Saaes Wa NJ II. WARD, Nc. 80 Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

T.DxPsrDEST DEaucGATic GESaEn. COMMIT
a tr-.Fpr-usnt ~ ca ~ re General Com ntt-e .
vcra. cn.rug " Eve dele from sach ward viii
ruie ~ MtsIy Hal iT3 S0wtrv, "Wednesday evening.
dates FOR charsr oder. All embers hereby nosned
that ths ehs Gxscurv~ wn ueet ~ Cove
rsnt bs Sc orchard street daily, from 40 sP r.. un0
sf~y elect n J. R0sEABOuR0, ChAinnAn.
NArIosAL pEsoCRArtc aKsEgAL soMNrTrIK.-
~ special meeting q us comrnAee vii 30 bed a
ftorr's He No Uufcn sqnAre on Saturday evea.x Nov.
10, ~ ecosk By order. ~ W. SMITH chsrDsa
VIA ss c.sT~rrr. tsscrs,Aries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

NAIsRIssl ePI AND MI sol ri Il aILanAD CoAPAng-
M The the Bonds Of toe Nisfsqpi
Missouri abroad Com dus November T. viii he pad
on presentation al the Corn Exchange Salk.
New oRLEaFs AND MOBILE FUNDS BOUGHT ~
IN AUGUST BklkOE1 4 GO. 60 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10
" OHIO STATE LOAF-H 40 100
OFFICE OF 1HE COMMISSIONERS % rEs
SisKIsG FUND or rHH STATE OF Quo.


.ss ioo. sos..ss sss,; r. b sOgsd ,.c
a 4 pies rIe sf-r be 3Is day g eseseer nsi ana
Sas. "a suis INC A. &C, is .usr 3s.s@s III
. .ss sg iol e se S oa1 SOC s he 2 dy o
November sen for ,ss purchase o. Az millions AL fon
es. X. fana.s fp and pss. q he
q 9ss p s fsn r ~ d.. d I'd o aS
o year :, e Ohio state Agency the city Of New
which he cent % interest and ne ame O aaA
re- hs BE- IA VIZ snea q tss h,as CO..
uer may deem 10 be the mos advantageous 70 he ssas
lssr6s a..rss. a The RAJ. ., I've per cen, aeau,n
90 ,sssersss The gs-sure o. e sae A1r 'Se thirty
ts.r,s R.e,s, = ne e 4. s.s cent %, e. sg"a
llr "a, q December, 1870
ss.Ss a h. - p ss r.s e ~ I s fs arm
a., cay q December $50
Chs e q 10 - ses x. 1s q sssr ssss '.
yIspcsec TO taken srd mpsnssd BY oerasi
sSs e orss.s ssSs:i = e1 r. q he srass . ss-
.sos f,s ps, cen. o q .m;Ga q ssE'ns',-' ~
s Tss @ 'a. &c ~ sr s 81 sa Ia -
q h. sd . ,br hersins'ssr specaod for ~. por
os :. ssu -. e Ave ,hda;.ls eosrs WI = oasr
- en- sAe' ~ 49, p = ~ a1-i i ~ NC -noe
rie specified - AsSAasoe = ,hs bledsr regard b
'ses,s - IT, ). ,ss rte 'or Wish ne eerdic.t-.
@v.Fdeftsi sio "a 20 ezcb rucecssfal tA4er
90 se ed q 8 s. q ne cefilae.lei ard esei al
9 - y1 ,s ss,1 s II :, We *. A H., as "a y @ qS
he city New al .hich pltee The oera
swsrrt - rtnty fpr delivery c1te2les ~ the fsnde
Deb - The a. Oh receemhbe b. hsa e. 81 tsDu
Az 1861 VA " received In meat o. gat n we -e
bef~bv eont-Ea slated
lie eeg1rso u ths ursncccsful bidders ui be
rs-. Aprlc.ren ~ the Obi, te Agency, he DIR
next Enses que NJ H. IN. op~n cf the pro- osss
1h@ Its e. the rSns ~ re.ecs 81 a.
tte hi's TIE thA ftem In " roteci
pfumote he interest 81 the state
~ AZ * K. %S e .7 - a. .sas sv ssTs
re safe Of cha ind endorsed "Eropo as uAo
Lar
IN crter Uniformity AID fcr he cn1venlen.e o.
lhres issionsra lave far-d form o. proposal
wkfh t1gehsr 9Th uory y The At srs0 vi thu
sod sus rfnmaon desired lhr prem be Obtained
.; tiv bio stte Rew Norx city. the cce ~
he Comm ssoneTs Ia 90 nuhns, bio
y ysfl. = srdlso- q site;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

NAV YORK AID IA aI.kd RAIEsOAD,
~ rnr Albany and Troy. ennectlnx wlh 10 Nsw 1ork
Certru harsd fnf III points aet wcrthwest ans
west on ard ncndsy Ocinher Is 100 frsn. esve
Iveuy tirih street New sors, Follow Fp- Al
hNy.f A ~ and - = sspress trsn and ~ = cal
Tor FAILS ~. EpppingsN al ~ tngnn A.
YOrsvf1e For whte psias, Sis a n 80 arf ~ L ~,
Fupvira al For White flsus. US z frHa
Wtna sireet aspaa > spulng I'll stsfyua ~ #ia -
Brege, u A. ena ~ 2. froa fweslvelaia sueet ~
rot ypt "a 81 stAtiuux. Aeturnn4-W leave ktEa#H.
A. n Essi Albany SIS A. n cypress v 81. Albany,
SAT y. n rssi Attsny,tP ~. "a. ", Eafl ANstY lis
M I'll tvA1u ~tatga rnifs A. ~ sfruufeN II SIT sfg
s.icrs shove r. moSi whte fsiga 70 4 n .stf
~ VI stopprr ~ etstora VILLAINS Prifre Fl
an P. n, scpplBg 81 ~ ssacsr. toHH BuisCbf
Assistant superuisr 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

rsos c'ftsrrss ftRxxr3
kxprsss, sni II A. n, ard )
p. "
rrry and Ains ~. MAJ. o. SIS
p,N
nor t-i tlo.ny tvFA t'ser.
ing carl 80 4. II
Po1rhkssys'r tran, TO A 4
sntfp v
Pees.klii train. tnP. u.
siiIg Sius .rsin, sssA. Al knd
sAnd Up NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10
aKw PVRnkCA19Oss

aKw pgRAKCA2IOEe
DUNCKs TIN Cgyr TovELs-No.
- JENNY. TIk WORK GIRL;
A NOTHEn,s LOVE
Published h DAY. and Tor sale b. az B0okse MI &c
AgeAts
pUSCEs TEN crsT sOvEL2-ao a
JENNY, The soRK GIaL;
MOTffES's LOVE
This DAP published, md for ssle on
kDAS TOT Ely.
W DEXTER A 90,
usKIE DAYTON 4 JONES.
EAsiLTgS, JCuNaONN FAlRAlLY.
WI. J. BCNCE. Publisher,
81 Bo~-ry, n. ".
nln t-rArttTflHD uNUsE Or kDvARD DurIgAH
W BROS h&MsS KtRKEa), sn. 800 Rrnsdwsv no
,tsis Issly Eupsb-i. u story Tie csirce hurch IN
the Ufiss states ~ Henry De coucv TrAnss1ed AMI
aresd BY John Gilnsry sh.a Price 81 IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

LM ANIED-sIrUATIOss Fox TWO 8IgLs; OK Az
w waitress ard chsnhe rn.d the seAmsttess md
chnds purse. App.y a. heir preseu, piAcsi so. Nes
5zth 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

sYOAcHsAN wASrKp SITUATION A. COkCa
- raen ~ ssgie usn ~ had m crye-encs " as y
ke Nvtd " 9f ls r1s rra fhTtgA he cay ia
- . sdac ?. - a. g. Ftsn raelsry sl1rs, 80 Bsosd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

NIANrrD-A SITUATION, NJ A YDUE@ wDN A., -
w eham AtrmAd ard wsH-ets win Fe1l rssrsnce, hls
lived ycsrt hr lssl pAse. Cal ~ ~ Se 5.n be
lgeen So \ On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

NJANTED-A SITUATION BY A RKSPs IT Bile yO
w IN, chhmntrmzid and excellent lanntrses, As
plsiu suudrrss the best OF city gven
Can NJ Ion aRsi 2s o. for t~o dsvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10


p.cIrIc VAL STEAMSHIP COsPAsg-SRg YOax
fov tSsl-Ths hos.i Of Directors have tbs tay De.
cisred dividend ~ ten ~ A-
r.yahie ~ the aockh iaera 1t ihs OF gen-.
lay. acv. " a. 1. MERCHANT. secretAry.
pEEsInxSrs orricE HUDsoH RIVER RkILso.p
soKs Oct ~ is10
Holtcrs ~ se-ond Mortgage Raaas al, asve na svAez
hsssre ~ TIE pfnromAa ~ 1873 p~enhsr last errt
in- sane rquned I'D befae The Ara Asy
o. lenesr rexL SAM ST SLJAN. President.
81 600 80 ~ IN. 4 r .sr. s s,s 4. ~ rn
& en cuivtpu dwslag hruss Nnd rrts aiaiar~
ilsartd wv Prscipsa usy address X u IA hos 100
Beraia cfrcs
C1sfr mn ~ .bOAN-Ar T.-PgR UgNT IN
III 80 wv tere-t buuf sri W ,aFe ~ fra IA
keal kftsts IT tns rx. Auuy ~ IJhN C0Nt4NN ~ Ne
oss ~ ~ reo6'cs ke lufax Isnrsr. AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

IsyAEfED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
" situation IN smA priya family do good plain
and And iFOaer, ~ sla1g
skr herself " ussfu Has Cd city reference Tail
~ I'D bel sb and ION second
fccr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

yIANrED-BY A RESPdJTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. A
w siuston Ia a rrspecttbla family vet nurse;
frrsh Of healthy milk Can be Tor tso dAys a.
Clinton A., IA lie rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

NATAkrEn-BY. = REsPE 'TaKAE 8EHMAS wUM IN
w situation as ch.nherusF ~ suistress ~
family. American preferred cry references Cal 10
~ DAYS n 70 WAN u A, in the 81 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

YUUw3 Mas WISHES r. SITUATION ~ sUv'
- ~ro'fss,e shirptnr oruissiHn howe c'ars.
agne Esowsdss q booskeeplrg addrcz K9csrL HsrAla
Ole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

WANDA srvu tTI0s As COOS, BY 'oL0AEl
" tfst cissA Goa, sod City re- ereace Gsi
b ser bstseen IT, hours u .n1 :. N a. ~ West 2s
~, between SD ana On svs 70 The rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

NUEr NURSE-wAETED, A SITUATION BIT A RI
w spectacle married nan, Ia private family eau bs
for IA The place where abe u nursing II West
18Th At. near 9Th ave-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

ssTTi ALTON WAHTED-RY FIASr CLASS COOK
8 Who thlrua hy understands Der business IN all rs brscth
NooelsriOu ~ private boarding. house Cal her
eseot employers, 2A ~ 81 near 9Th coed city
" fsrerce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

Y1rAyrwn-A sfTV arTUy, ~ = YoUEa wAE. 81
" ypArs ~ ID 4 rs&ll ~ N,l4s house wWif - Ue
erof ~ sgno.ry rrfcrcaos fcsWrst Actress z. rssrt
en- O. N4ffef 81 h. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

WArIEp-A EIru sTioN b. A krsFEJrABLE
w yuuuR mar. rsAmbrrrsit sui Ter, and fasf
With las whshlag And nor. tsks gf children and
Kood psin sng fuly cnmrs.nt 40 s,rs''on
required Can produce The best o. city reference CaI BE-
Al so IL between sl.A Odd 500 ats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

WANrED-A SITUATION, By kRSPE 3fABLi
w younR woman, ~ Oh smb.rmgc and waiter, w0ul
he wfug 90 ksmbsrw0 tske of rhli fr;
sperod plain 1 etaer situation 10
duce thr beet " city reference Ca BE-
a! us Mnat asth % 'front.' rn1n. nsar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

asfANTED-A SITUATION, 81 A sfkL As WAITE I
w private family; s espEb of taxing charge Il he
silver and fning 70 Csn refer q her present
ployer. Can al as oh ave-, IS. Tor d>gs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12
sEeARs AND TOBACCO.

HAVANA s-GARs.-f AN SELLING HAVANA Sc
III ears Including The finest brands such ~ Cabansa Fra-
70, &C. ~ hundred or one thousand, A. o~ 81
thousand eau ~ n1nrt OF any oshsr dealer SO tls city. re
shng tc bur ,si hnd is ~ h-ir inyeresf % "a
be -is led ami VIII wsrrsu sstisfscon hsh m quality "a
pfke 0Yo. ". NICHOLS mrorser, ~ Liberty street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

A FRENCH nREsSsAKEK, WHO UNDERs rANDS
"A IUslns- rate - 81 in N" c"iirs, dos.
"a wG ~ tbla. - -a ch4gcu wani ~ travel CAL ~
loS 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

A SITUATION wNSTEli-BY 4 HfsPECrABsE GtEta
n = ~ .rurral J. tzrNugk q s.utl sny, Is god
h,r tpi tor twu 1ays 10 - fraukns ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

A yuvNa WOMAN WISHES A STfCAriON A. Nurse
"A iold chlfro an -tcnt "a nsru,i
~ he -ngu-a. Tan -,rnr sr rrrna-
press tlp.ry - native u Sew I'm
A4a4, IracrA. wiiuuui relatives, VAL faith ny
Lr her employer. AdaFc. ,. r., 10 ig'us
sk~s New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12
SITUATIONS wAvrEp-rEM.Lrs.

4 SITUATION ANlED-BY YOUNG dihl- ~ -, ~
"A hight oh.nberw.rz aud waiting ,-hi 6 81. "a -, .,s :,
~nfhrg MAXI herself general! useful ~ ~ ~
u x9h heIvet TN and s1h ava ~ -' ''' a'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

| RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES STU
atom inGers-Ids meal and pastry GJJElng
y Uood references can be yen. Inquire * 81 Ftns
, ~ aear broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

A Competent WOMAN WANTS = SITUATION As
n nurse take he entire charge Of BABY 3oa rs trh,
bring willing 10 assist IN cainOervorz no
go country tas oi cy references. Gail
tsx lao day a court, University pL-co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12


A INV PLRhsCRE YACHT FOR SALE CHAPS
~ long very and stiff, and Apply
II NLdi LENNoNs Club House, foot n Tour ssreet
~ oklyn.
4 PtGEoN SHOOTING MATCH WILL TAKE PLACE
n rriasy thc i2sh int on TIE keak Hcusc grounds
ienty OF tine birls ~ hand tor eweepttakoe W.A.B
L,oR sAi.E--A FIRST RATE sErrrR Doa, WILL.
IT bruken. Inquire 81 SIS S1ih avenue.
..CR sALE--A SPLENDID PURE BREED BLOOD.
found, dun color. MARRIED With while, sbori egheeu
uhs old and Insured stands nearly three es high aud
v sn excellent wsth dog. apply 10 HkNkY ". LEEDS
&C, Auctioaeefs % Nassau street.
E,RAsC1s ~ ri.EH, No rrcK SLIP, HAS Ffn
argr~t aud ch,sccst cf ioss
sale or sccs ButiERS nfalabh Mage Cure sd Fcs EI
Advice grsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

SI MlN STOCK, Tools AND LEAsv-EorAL
s,l.OVV With an experienced partner. 40 v-naass
s- s capital Person with small family preferred ~te
ngney C ttcnd busns largely tried
found worthy. Pleasant residence IN premises
Aldrtsz Immediately a. j. G., boa Ia HerAd oncc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22
Tbe TneouaIftv Of INC INV.

Remarzing upon the failure of Miss EFFIE CARS
Tang in the second trial, to bave the 100000 YER
dict for affection damages confirmed, which pre-
vious jury had decided in St. Louis that old Mr.
SHAW should pay her, the New Orleans Delta points
out some Of the fatal disabilities which the poor
girl had to labor under in the case, saying that it
was not allowed her to prove that the peccadilloes
and indiscretions of her carly girlhood had been
atoned fer by subsequent years Of good conduct,
nor was it permitted that she should in like man
ner investigate the life and conduct Of the defend
ant, in order to compare regulations; nor could
she avail herself of the equitable and just plea OF
/ caUeat empior, which devolves upon every sane
adult citizen the duty of informing himself in re-
| gard to the matter of the contract he makes
And then the Delta goes on to say, making a
strong point for the girl if it had only been "wrung
in " by her counsel, that if the sagacious and
discreet citizen who escapes from the obligations
of his contract with Miss EFFE CAIsrANG, on the
ground that he was deceived by her, had set up Z
similar defense against his note for the horse Oh
mule he had bought without guarantee, h
would have been put out Of court with costs
What equity and justice, therefore. is there in al
lowing man to approach woman with what thu
law considers marriage proposals, and in after
ward upon the discovery of some unfavorabl
incident in her early life, with which it was HI
business to have previously made himself familiar
permitting him to violate his engagements an
trample upon his Obligation Hum! There
something in that, and if heart-lacerated an
undetermined EFFE is allowed another pass a
her old lovers private deposits in stocks and e'
tate, she will be very apt to make the plea an
trx-i II
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Serious Railroad Accident--.FiendishA Act
of Malice:
From the Chicago Press, April Il.


The EXPRESS train of the St LOUIS. Alton and Chi
cago Railroad, which left this city on Thursday
morning. met with serious accident at small
creek about three miles north Of Springfield. called
Three-mile Bridge, where the track crosses a small
but deep ravine, on treste work about thirty feet
high.
The train was made up of the engine ' No. 20 a
baUuaue car second-clasS car, tirst-caSs and
sleeping car and running at the time about tit
teen miles an hour. The accident occurred about
Q o'clock At the point II question, some tiend in
human shape had removed a rail at the deepest
mart of the hollow. The engine was thrown down
and forward carving the treStle work before it.
and landed in the small creek. The engineer. Mr.,
Cutter stuck to his machine, and wonderfully
anourb escaped with but few bruises. The fireman
leaped off in safety.
Nh +broe forward cars were thrown of the tres
tie work leaving only the seeping-car on the track
In the bargage-car the express messenger occupied
the forward end. The other contents OF the car
were 4 horse and the baggage. The messenger, MI
Parker. was extracted from beneath the two last,
StrangS to saw no person in either the second or
I.stcIaSs ears was injured severely as not 10 De
able to resume their journey. \ brakeman WHO
was on the front platform OF the former car was
pretty severely though not dangerously HlJureu'
Conductor Hedges was in the sleeping car, having
inst nassed tbroncb his train From the first lnves-
tgation as soon as lights could be procured II
seemed that every passenger had escaped uhiJ urea
in this leap into thirtyfoot chasn but on clearing
the wreck, the crushed bodies OF two young men
were found between the tender ana the DaSs aseCaE
where it is supposed they had been secretly, steal
ing q ride on tie platform.
At the inquest held, it could not be ascertaIned
who they were, but it was believed that they were
the same young men who day. or two previous had
stolen a ride into Springfield on trelght-car and
had lodged in the round house. They were Of poor
appearance, and nothing was found on their persons
to identify them.
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RAILWAY ENTERPRISE N IOwA.-The resumption
of the lands Granted to the now defunet Air Line
Railroad Company by the act Of the special session
Of July, 1856, and the granting Of the same to the
Cedar Rapids Company is measure in which Chi
eago ought to feel good deal Of interest There IS
a continuous line Of railway from this city to
Cedar rapids, which, by reason Of tins act may
now be extended to the Missouri River as it doubt
less viii be in due time From Cedar rapids west
ward the line traverses the well populated counties
Of Benton TaTna. Marshall Story, Boone Greene and
the fertile lands Of Carroll, Crawford, aud MonOn;h
not yet well settled but abundantly able to sustain
dense population. The Dubuque and Pacific Rail-
road Company now completed seyenty-hv miles,
WILL it presumed be pushed rapidly further west
7 ward. The Keokuk, Des MOines and Minnesota Rail-
road was also aided by the Legislature (by an act
decaratory Of former act. and by the abolition Of
4 the Des MOines River Improvement Company;l and
/ that important work, after long delay. VIII now
90 ahead successfully Take it all in ALL therefore,
the railroad prospects Of Iowa were never better
| than now.