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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

DErLoRABLE CASE OF PoisoNiNG-
We are indcb cd to cur friend, Nm.
Cummings, Esq, OF this city, for the
particulars Of deplorabo case Of pois,
oning which came under his notice last
week in McDonough county. The sub
jcct was young woman who bad for
some time past acted III tie capacity Of
a chambermaid in hotel III Macomb !;
and had enjoyed the confidence and cs-
ttcm OF ali who knew her. During her
engagement at the hotel in question she
had formed the acquaintance of young
nan, who sc.luced and deserted her,
Fearing the disgrace which she knew
must follow the birth Of her child, she,
on last Wednesday, took poison and put
an end to her cxistencc.--Peor,d
Union, 18Th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21
INSURANCE..
OrrIcE lava

4 iDTDRs OFFICE lANA1
Des Moincs, February l,t 1860
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, Tha, on the ,hir.
! ty-iirst day of January, ioop, sworn state
ncnt was filed III this ofce, showing the cotdi-
ton OF the Missouri State Mutual IRE ard Ma
rine Insurance Company, located at ST Louis in
the state of Missour, Oh the first day ot .lauut-
ny, 1860, in accordance with the provisions II an
Act OF the General Assembly 81 the State ~ Ia
VII, entitled an Act in relation to ln.uTareo
Companies approved January 18th, les1 ara III
Act amandatofy theFctp, approved February gth.
Is that sald statement shows that ~ cainta-
ny possessed Of the requisite amount II capital.
AMI invested required by law.
Authority is therefore given t. the above ham
81 Company to transact business q Insurance ii
thl, State in accordance with the laws thereof
until the 3ist daY Il January. \. ID. IsbI.
X is also certified, That GEoRos L. DAvE>rukr,
ESQ, of Davenport, has been duly appointed -
said Com iany their lawful Agent and Attorney
tor the county of Scott. with full powers 10 take
ris Ks Of Insurance therein. and t. acknowledge
service u process. provided law. uesu hts fling
vita the Clerk Of the District Court, in aAd tsr
sail county, certified copy Of tie statement n
file in tnis office. II j. further certified that tho
attached is true and correct copy Of the -aiI
statement.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereanta set
my hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this FIRST
day Of February, $50.
l.s.l j. W CATTELL.
Auditor Of STATE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

BURNING FLUID DIP Ir.-It HIS been
satisfactorily ascertsned that the dread
iul catastrophe of the tenement building
IN Elm street, New York, is directly
1taceaole to the use of burning fluid
:. : 'a'd that a little girl in bakery on
~. .ne ground floor was filling fluid lamp,
tue ha'd canght, and running over the
moor set the building in flames. which
ieaP'ng up the stairway, cut off escape
to those above. The terrible scene Of
which We have given an account fol.
lowed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

TELEGRAPH TO ST. PAUL..-Tho Wi.
mona Daily Republican SAYS that ar
ransements are in progress for the ex.
tension Of the Wisconsin telegram line
to Wnona and St. Paul. The cxpec,a.
ton is that it will be completed to WI.
mona some time during the coming sum.
mer, aud to st. Pau! before the close Of
another winter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

CHEAP FARMs.-U Horace Greeley 10
one OF his recent letters u the Tribune,
Las the following AS to The cheapncss Of
farms IN the West at the present
time:
say emphaticslly to the Industrious
ana frugal, Who contemplate m Migrating
from the East 10 Tie West, if YOU can
brig moderate amount oi ready means
With You, Tie Inducements for such mi
grafton were never greater than now. !
Judge that, in good hand, $500 will to-
day buy more land, or quarter section
with better Improvements, than $1,000
would have bought two or three wears
a,o. With $1,000 cash in hand. YOU
can buy q pretty fair farm in any State
west OF Ohio. There is great abund-
ance Of land still held at absurd prices,
but there is enough that will be sold
indeed mast be scld-at reasonable
rates. Go little way from the Rail.
roads and villages, and you can buy
good quarter sections IN almost any
county, for the lair value Of the improve.
men,s already made on them. No req
sonabe man ought to wish them lower
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Brandre,h,, pills vs.. sarsapariiia.


One twcnt, five cent box Of BranJreih's rms IS
warranted to contain more pure Sarsaparilla than
any dollar bottle Of Sarsaparila. All who are
using Sarsal arlla, let theia subsitute brandrefhs
Pills, and take one each night. The effect will be
found superior 10 the bottled article. box OF
the LIFE ADprrIox Pills are warranted equal 10
two dollar b,ttes Of Sarsaparil n. Try one of
these Pills whose main active ingredient is aka
oi Of ~ar-aparii.a. Take one pin every tird
day, you whoarc now using SarsParila or any
other tonic remedies. Drop all those for thirty
days and these pills in tia place thereof for
that time. The cost VIII be fifty cents, and their
worth thousand dollars. Principal office, 29i
Canal street, NeWi orh. Sold by all respectable
dealers in medicine. janl5 d&wlm
The use of Dr. iiostettcI's stomach Bat.
tiers. for Dyspepsia, Flatuence, lleaviness of the
Stomach, or any other like affection, is second TO
none in America OF abroad. To be able to state
fiently that tho "Bittcss" are certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Ike diseases, is to the proprietor.
a source Of unalloyed pleasure. 1t removes all
morbid matter from the stomach, purfe5 the
blood, imparts renewed vitality to the nervous sys
tenn giving il that tone a.d energy so indispensa
| bic for the restoration of health. The numerous
] bcAifccnt results, have assured the proprietor
that it cannot bu; prove great to the attic
ted, and impart vitality to the thorough system.
.eJ- See advertisement in another column.
/ feb l-dNwlU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

Bets in England on the probable result Of
the contest between Heenan and Sayers were
in favor of the ''Benscia Boy" 1t was rumor>
ed that the London roughs did not mean to let
the "boy" conquer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21
TERMS OF ADyERTIsINGIx DAILY


Larger space charged At tie rate Of 81 r.
each adil, bal square
Tor one half square two-tbiris NJ m. ,be,.
rates.
business Cards not to exceed & lines. $40 o. ner
annum;
foreach chansca an additional charge o. r. cent,
per square will be made
Large outs charged double the same dimension,
~ type.
Yearly advertising contracts will lie understood
'oaplly strictly to the immediate husin,s. Il tl,
au'ertieer anu all other advertisements sent til ~
the advertiser Will he charged extra
Advertisements not accompanied with in.trus-
Mons viii DC ihsarteI until forbid and charge. ae-
| cordingiy.
| Editorial notices charged for at IN. rate Il i
cents perrin or eight words, and special nut.s,.
| at 10 csnts per line, or 20 cents limo I.g week
All notices Tor religious and benevolent trt-
poses OF any KIND whatsoever of ordinary lef..fb
| except single announcements Of marriages a4l
| deaths, charged 20 cents per insertion.
| Advertisement. from abroad must DO nail lar
.asartatiy ~ adranec, unless from approved
Agents.
/ Contracts for yearly advertising terminate a.
the option Of advertisers, they paving an a,iy le-
mcnt OF 70 per ceMt. on the contract price
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
| 90 per cent. advance on the above rates and hett
on or Il pages, % per cent advance on re- ufar
rates.
All transient advertisement. must Le raid for in
advance
Advertisements in.er.ed = week., On r.as.na.
bic terms.
RICHARDSON, WBST X co.
SANDERS X BRO.
II. FISCHER h co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21
Dissolution.
To the Ira dc.

u TIC II EKoICs
WE WISH TO CALI. THE INTENTION OF
w dealers in Groceries to oar CON plete stock
of
Light and Shelf Groceries,
which we offer at wholesale at prices lessthan
they can be purchased in Eastern markets adding
cost of carriage, &c. 1t is design to cose out
stock Of this class Of goods, and We shall Offer
great inducements to bdyers.
Moderate credit will b. extended to pronp
parties or satisfactory security.
MCCAIN a COATES,
1Sd3m N. Z. cor. Brady and Front
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

The Jersey City Courier raises the name
Of Speaker Pennington for President. Several
Of the New Jersey papers favor the nomina-
ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21
STATE OF MISSOURI,

> iAl T. OF NiS~OUhl,t =,
COUNTY or Sr. Loris
On this nineteenth day Of January, ighteen
Hundred and Sixty, before me the undersigned.
Commissioner, duly commissioned and qualified
to take dispositions and Acknowledgements of deeds
to be used and recorded in the State Of Iowa,
came Stephen NJ. Edgell. known to me TO be Pres
ident, ard Richard >. Elliott, known 70 me TO be
the Secretary Of the Missouri State Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance. Company Of st. Louis. who
being by me duly sworn, on their oaths declare
that the foregoing statement of the condition Of
said Company. is true and correct, to the best Of
their knowledge and belief.
:. NJ EDGELL, President.
X. s. ELLIOTT, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me, on the nine.
tecnth day of January, Eighteen Hundred and
Sixty. As witness my hand, official seal, at my
Office, in the city of st. Louis. Missouri.
isl CHARLES II. TILLSON,
Commissioner Of Deeds for Iowa, in Missouri.
feb.l3-dlw wSw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21
]. e. PARKER. NJ. N,

j. &. PARKER. N. D.,
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
] with lessrs. Roger 1 Bowers, No, IS, Brady
street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt at
tentiou. noy3A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

HOMEMADE CLornING.-1hc Colum-
Tia Is. CO. Banner, Of the lst inst. hiss
tho following:
we understand that the students Of
the South Carolina College held patr-
Otto meeting in the Campus, on Friday
last, at which it was resolved to procure
uniform suit Of clothing from tho kerr
scys made at the Columbia Mills, owned
by James G. Gibbs Il Co. And in pur-
suance thereof, the next day commit
tee Ct Young men repaired to the mills,
about three miles from the city, to pro-
cure supply of the article. All, how.
ever, could not be supplied Immediately,
but will in = few DAYS. In the mean
time, the tailora here are hard at work
on the domestic article. Ogders from a
distance also are abundant, and We have
no doubt bnt that the moyemen. will bc
| beneficial to all concerncd.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21
SEa4t$ 3. LEE 4 co.,
CHEMISTS AN Ar )TilECiRiEs,
Milf North ,TeHs.g, cor, Of Ohio,
CHICAGO ILLINOIS,


IMPORTERS OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
/ Essences, h4voring Extract. Of Oils and
Wines.
These Extracts are prepared with the greatest
care and warranted Il contain no mineral prepa-
ratons Of vegetable poisons.
They impatt to pare Sprits, the flavor o, the
finest braE,s of Cegnac, liennessy, Duruy, Seq
net and Catawba Brandy, Wine, Rum, Whisky, and
Cordas. Taey put up in quantities proper
toned to 20 and A. gallons Essences OF Cognac.
HOLLAND Gin LONDON Tom Gin, Jamaica and ST
Croix Rum rye, bourbon. Monongahela, Scotch
and Cherry Whisky, kimmcl Zwo'schwasser,
WESTMINSTER Absynth, and Port Wine.
BRANDY AND WINE COLORING,
Essences a.d Extracts FOR aayolng Syrups, Ice
Cream, and COME stiouary.
Orders promptly flied and sent 10 any art by
Express Terms cash on delivery.
IL; Cards Of prices and directions for use sent
on application.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21
ST Ar /. VI I. Nj

OJ tie Missouri Stpte .Natuai IRE and Mgrln.
Insurance Company, u Saint Lou,s.
J,nuary | I4Gu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

Leaves net capital and assets three hundr'a
and forty-Eve thousand nine hundred and niusi =
eight dollar ana tElrty-nine cen Z, 1iJ,s'7 wv
1.-THE greatest amount allowed by charter IA
any one risk, is ten thousand dollars.
l2-No limit il fixed by Charter or ~ Laws To
the amount OF Insurance in any one town, but
care is taken to limit the amount III any one cx-
posure to ten thousand dollars.
BIO limit is fixed by Charter or By Laws 70
the amount Of Insurance by this Company ~ any
ono biloxi but is taken, az in No. IL preceding.
IA copy of the Act Of Incorporation Of this
Company, and Amendments thereto, ~ the leg
isIa;ure OF Missouri, WAS filed with the statement
Of March lat lsJs. in the Office OF the Auditor 81
State Of Iowa, and il hereby referred e, ana made
part of this statement -, ;,
II WIrxEss WHEREOF, The Missouri State GutU
nal Fire and Marine Insurance Company, have
caused these presents TO DO signed BY their
President, and their Common Seal aud the at
te.tarion Of their Secretary, to be hereunto af-
fixed in t4c city Of Saint Louis. this irst day
az January, Eighteen hundred and sixty.
lbs ). NJ. EDGEIL, President
Attest Il. S. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

January !, SEQ.
l. The name Of thu. Company is the = MIS-
souri, State Mutual iiIc and Marine In
curamce C0mpany.'' Of Saint i.onis. TITO
Principal Office Of the Company j. located IL the
city Of saint Louis. The Company lnsurcs against
loss or damage by fire The Marine Department
has not been arganized.
2.--The Company has NJ Capital Stock subsfslh-
a as such being oiganizsd entirely on the Ngta'
al system. The Premium Notes given by tic as-
>urcl constitute the Capital q the Company.
,. Ten per cent. Of each ircmium Note ! rad
when the Policy i issued. The balance q tGa
note i subject to calls assessments, 70 BE- made
by the Bo,rd Of Directors as needed, T. Pay a.aes
AID exl cneso.
4.-1hc Assets of the Company are
Cash on hand ti1-t1
Bus ~ Agents. 7,ila =
Office Furniture ,tU.np
Premium Notes, less Asses sments.... 3al ,t--'"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

Gr .s .tsscts.


The face Of the Premium Notes Il the soulat-
ny il four hundred and sixty thousand i've hun
,lr.i and fifteen dollars and sixteen cents 81.
10 IL . oil when there i uncalcd, and suijset
to call for the payment Of losses aud eHrth-sa.
the sum Of three hundred and fifteen thousand
three hundred and eighty two dollars ami seven
ty-six cents, 5,522.6
Nv the ninth section &c the Charter, q iiea i
given on real estate, the State Of Missouri, ier
all Premium Notes given 10 the COMPANY 'er In
sural ce on buidngs. The face oi the if'sai.a
Notes thus secured real estate, j. two hGnirei
AMI htty-two thousand seycn hundred and TWEEN
,y four dollars and twenty iis &c cents %. 49,,
Of which there is uneaed and subject . call,
over eighty lone per cent, and amounting t. onr
hundred and ninety six thousand enc hundred aB.!
sixty. nine dollars and fifty cont.
this company i possessed of capital q! mare
than one hundred thousand dollars, secured by
4isn On real estate worth. ut cash valuation, NJ
least i've times the amount Of said capital, nrd
ct encumbered to more than one. half of SAIL
cash valuation.
Thu rgthius,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-21

we the undersigned ag.ee to tho following
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY 10 cents per week, p s, able to carrier.
Mail and post-of4ce subscribers, $500 Ter a1f,nn
payable ia advance
"aEkLY.-s2Oo per annum, in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

CAL EMI OF MusID.-IHr 0PRRA-LA JUIvE
n The public respcctfuiy Informed that tbs
sensye preparations berg for the
JLe opening hi will take place the Of week
wha the oeebyssca opers OF
Ls JUryK
Ils principal features IN the fs, production
work NJ ths Acsdcay OF Muse will be orches
ha OF nearly SIXTY performers
chorus and erirely gorgeouse mise
scene1
The has arranged entirey new principle
increasing the breadth md height Of the
double i former din Three magnificent
been painted and extraordinary quantity Of spenad
peites have bsen expressly made the otynal Partisan
terms. The ciserent abeaux compriss
about tS tressed 81 the rches
ever exhibited this coun,r, including SIXTY four complete
huS OF sold arrnor pie They Of
corresponding In their mnuest details those
twen century and are the only that been
ported to America
Fun particulars Of the OF the debut
the who Jed 10 the company will ne civ.
q In future stvertisements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

A iklrRAL PARK-oRDINANCB-rH B0AKD OF
" Coumianes OF The Central Park do orcain ~ fol

A ,xHrRAL PARK-oRDINAxCs THE BoARD OF
- OonnsAners OF The Central Park do oreain ~ fol
rhs csns.i PI shall Ie daily 2 the public during
oclOcE lhs morning unt ssSi oeoci is Ss syssns
ysssr roM az ococn il Se nornns an nine ooocs Ia
ss evening ,ra during The months o July and yep
The may direct the entrances to
dec that the Park or any Hereof
a as s.a ss Sss
t I'M .sg,s grS,ssd = ,s osn,,
ing ave ss a eDss SS, sn s e " lead
10 Il % % s :%RSy S ss Ssssd ss
5Isneh. o DoIiep . .rss shrab, plant or aox.r
int, he r. rsrI nor disturb any Of
water fowl oher birds IL the Park nor throw or place any
Ne rsrsoa srs dseasixs OF In tho Central PARK
double header nor any rswo,fs thing under any
same similar rharscier As the above specified
n e ss . ss s
person shall post or otserw!ss sa1 blu notice
fsIs fa nar upoa any tie gates iSsreoi
The PM play UPON any musical instrument within Cen
m.ry o srge Or civic er other sss s
% Y o. s 5srey q b.
ser,ins de Word dogs shs word
.dog'T the word "kerse,n In ssid or fnance
adopted September 23 1882 Is hereby amend
inserting After the word omniaus the wordo r ex
press wagon With ~ltsou. passengers any"
The above ordinance adopted and passed .. meeting
of the Board OF Commissioner Of the ena srk duly
held the Let day Of November 1850 and Is pub
hed In obedience 10 The requirements o. an act entitled
act regulation and governmen, Of h. Central Park In
the City OF New York passed April H. ls57 Ths wing
section OF said act applicable /, the above ordnsnce
is AL offending against such ordinances shall
be deemed guilty OF midemeanor, and be punishsi
viclisn before Mayor any mag Of the
Cy OF New York. By hne exceeding hty doiArs; and
default Of men BY imprisonment nos exceeding nty
days.
r.. VI. BLArCHFORD.
President az the Rosrd Commisslone the Central Park
AkDKRW Ii. GREEN,
Comptroller Of the Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13
IMPORTANT FROIl EUROPE.
Arrival Of the North Americas
at Quebec.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
THE CRISIS ON TIE CONTINENT.
wAHLIKE PREPARATIONS IN FRANCE.
~~~~>~--~---~--~~~,-~
IngEsSE oRDlR FOB FRENCH CUsBOATS.
The Warsaw Conference Fro
nounced a Failure
Opposition to a Revision Of the
Treaty Of 1856.
~~~~~so~~->~~oo10~>>-
THE PRESENT POLICY OF AUSTRIA.
~~~>-~-~~-~~~~-,>~o-.>~~~-
smmineHcy or n General
European War.
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~-
SuCcs sses Of the Ansi0-French
= Forces.
The Ambassadors I'm Route for
Pekin.
The English Press on the Visit OF TIE
Prince Of Wales 10 America.
~---~---~~~->v~~-,~~~-
A IN NOE IN COTTON
The English Press on the Visit OF the
Prince OF Wales 10 America.
ADvA NOE IN COTTON.
Our London, Paris, Berlin, st. Petersburg and
Copenhagen Correspondence,
&C., &C.. &c

The steamship North American arrived at Quebec
On Sunday evening She left Liverpool on Thurs-
day, November l, and Londonderry on the "a.
The Eews from Europe aud Asia is OF high im-
portauee.
Our details OF news TO October 81, brought By
the Bremen, very interesting, and are explana-
tory OF the events received yesterday by telegraph
from Opehec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

rr suIRxsR coURT-rHonAs n OoDD1f1r0r ArD
= II fhs Minnesota and Pacaic Railru.t uorp,ny.-
roirs eby given that u purs-spcc ~ = Jadsmsst y
Ssirsgy Conr Z. lsv snAI sell Al guas
-. .nr NJ p n III key aurtoneer Al the kerrhans 81
rfsVYe s he ry og New hs Lat aay o Dccs10@r
ief1 " Veo~k noon, ~ Minnesota sAN Boodss o. FtNy
nsrs Nos saS to 80 Inclusive . " y
ypxlR -rf FAsn Auvnsy r VI kODb AN, kefa'es
NKw NONM, k1s 8 i5v9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

NJ fHILADEiPHiA. FOR SIX NtaHfs NoRR
mencfng Monday November ~ ThM
fss been playing dnrnr he last weeh crow iea hyusss
prisipE the elne OF Philadelphia
They VIII Open In WAnhlpKton MONDAY uovembes
shA and henos 10 CAAreston Mobile New And
Tens okokon CHRfsTr, Manager asd rropreSos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

Avrw rCRk AND HARLKx RArLROAp
~ rw Wy and rroy. coEnecsng with The New YORK
ses On ard alter Monday, ccs Is 1850 yslas viii @ays
twenty sirsh street ststion Fe~ Tnrs, folio
hssy, ks nd = NJ sspress train. snd 10 4. " natl
r~ln Fbr Crclyn PALS y NJ piping t all aSove
ysss,gis par White fiAips sisf Nj fSand So = ~
saourlug Al All st.foss For whre Pans SIS r. NJ from
wps. ~-~~t a. sorplag Al all stations. rrr wli.ns
bridge ii a. .r6 ssor n fror 1-sn,y ,ls de-
80 ssrrpns IL stations ksiusnHE~wd leave Af3aaV.
bn'n. kstt Afbsny. sla a y sEeress trsnl Aibany.
sisP rAst Albssy ~. y. 9AM East Aibany, sis
q ~ .-.ff - rrSt0u fails 4 ~ efrnunx dt si "a
urs sbuve 1fssssss whe risas :, Z Y " asd 20
r.. NJ rrprlfr - al statnrs Nuis n.brlcge w =
.rsi " AZ 4 sprlrK n IL ntAlauan III MDA iftLt.
Assistants ~spstlatse feat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

prAsAaKRs AND STARS DssIEoUs or NnGoTIA.
M uns Tor the privilege o playing Bourcc.as
drama o. Jennie peens ca 90 ~ aI1n " 49,, " NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

tho South and wsss-SesH weekly United S'aes
NAH sdswhe<l stes maip ss 7he nlhcenl seaolssp
NASH IiLk, L. II. MUIR stums moor will eare
4 NoHh ri,e wednesdsy, Nov. ~ % clock r. ~.
Rates Of Sssge vita through sckes folo~sro ssvsn
roble SIS Mor,somsry, Ala Jss ksss,le Tenn, sT 7s
Mem phs $3i u.s. Chattanooga -; Knoxville Sf5 TO-
In Ga, SH e9, AuAnta sst; Cosmois, C., $u So Char
lone SS For freight pssssge apply 70 sPoFfORD
1iLxS1oN d Co. - Broadway Tbs S1ACMRIA, Captain
Berry win succeed Saturday rov. IL. The Adams II
pre1 Oompapys great tonihtrn carried this
line The Axcnts south win give or nation 10
sailing days ars Ac Nosce Tho steamers Of ths above
line leave ss O'Clock, sastead ofA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

n Ew YORKER sTtDr rHRATHN 81 BQwkef.
N Tirst nirhi of NTRANDoIfrA, comedy, By Buu and
s.Ikrns ~klB drsn. ~ sas e.. seamp Hsrwesh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13
ID aDuOTIoN IN PKIoB.
II ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
HEw YORK AND GALWAY LINE.


TOUCHING AT 81. yOHNS n. r.,
land pasaonGors and receive 10 royal ma and
mest dospaAehos
The asame1 eompranx this lins hare been approved BIZ
the Admiralty and are the
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MVME. w tsnA bur sou
~ tons ourtssu
tbs nsat departure vim 30 hs PRINCE Albert rrs%
New York November -
From pier No. 81 North river.
Rates of passAge 70 pAr of Ireland railway and
the principal cities OF Engand and scolAud:-
First clAas y0 80 and rs according
modAuons Third class 80 including cooAed provsooa
And to A johns F..-Firs class S1e, third ciasu ~
Children under twelve yea half price, under year. ree
Third clAs passenger are required 70 furnsh beds and
linenG
Persons taking passage frou New York Tho sseameu
sailing from Bosoa win receive fros fru New York
70 Boston
The steamers Of this company hare been constructed viii
the greatest regards safety and comfort combined
with model aud propehnx power aod built with waller
tight compartments They confidently expected TO surpas
In speed snd rough weakher qualities vessels built
and replete with eexsnces and convenienccs
An experiences attached each ship. Person9
wishiI friends OBTAIN uokeA u
the following greatly reduced prces:-
In third cabin fro Galway, $40 In third cabin from
town ireland railway, yS2 Co. third cabin from the
principal cities Of England and Scotland t3o.
ROWLAND AsPINwALI. Aseuts,
n sud Is south street.