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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
(BY AUTHORlTY.]
NOTICE
0espocting Certain Lands in the State Of
Iowa.
[BY AUTHORlTY.]

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE
Av lands along the Dss Moinss river in Iowa,
Ind within the claimed Limits Of the Des Moinss
grant in that State, above the mouth Of the Rae
eeon Fork Of said river, which have been reserved
from sale heretofore on account Of the claim Of
see state thereto, will continue reserved for the
line being, from sale. or from Location hv ~
sPteaes Of scrip o. warrant, notwithstanding The
claim. -
This setioa is deemed necessary to aaesd tin.
sCs Ovne1so % eonmds!, upon msnosial q Other.
uadcr titles fron the STATE, ana to III s.sS
psovision By confirmation or adiustnent ~ M.
claims Of suoh settlers - may appesr Ia 5. r;ss.
cd proper. JOS. 8. WILSON 80
Commi:siessr ef the General Land O6iss.
0ExssAL LAND O1vIcDA
Nay u. 1880. iuns1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
REAL ESTATE.

GEORGE ID. SARGENT
HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE IN THE BASE
IL ment of the Bank Huildir 8, and offers his
services as an Agent for the purchase and sale Of
REAL II 0TAT1s
PA MENT OF IT A y e .,
Negotiation Of Loans,
and other matters appertaining TO general com
mission business.
Cash Advances made on Produce
consigned to his correspondents lin Boston and
New York.
DAVENPORT. Iowa, June, 1860. juus-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
CARD 70 THE AFFLICTED !
0R. 4. MILLS

DKvorEs HIS TINE TO CURING m
IL a med and liberated Eyes; removes Films,
rsssls tons, TO-; restores ;sht in Insipient Am
prvsie; l. confident Of success IN allenfaele oass
IT. u nay BE- consulted st he once IN frsnk-
lin Blsct, Rosn No. II, Brady susst' esswssa
81 aud al.
v..i. n. e. jy30-d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Kendriek, Proprietor,
Corner Of Perry and a ~.

CARRIA0G.3 AND VEHICLES
~ al descriptions % had end
ready fos service st all hours Of day
and nigsat.
Oar horses ere we'll known 70 b.
The Rest 10 this Vicinity, and our carriages ass Of
The latest style. and best nAaufaeture
octl6 dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
INSURANCE.
.gli&s1T ~ Ali
COMPANY.
.nle or HARTFORD, CONN 4

Cssl capital Assspius, sa.lsa. lse. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
No Il Wsg. li,h.at


Nov r. M foy Srst year reopeu MONDAY, Septs nbsr
g. viii or tk+ education in both IL,
esnet1ry and higher bazrhe in ancient aud modern an
guae, b5okkeepnT and Gil other departments Of copets
school 70 dru .og I'd no
ascas the rchoobudns hs5 been cotsidcsb enlarged
ing tie Sumner vacation The Rector is assisted by
peneBc,d 1,he ard thus 20 each scholar due
share Idiyina attention. Puys received al aso
atJ thoroughly Itepa rei for coll. g business
Reference Il itr 70 The fcicB Of Coambis College aad
Nerl orb urivlsity and 20 the oWirg weknowu parties
whce have been ulSe. . Rector Instruction TIE Rev
DIS Ferris Spencer Hatfield sno PsiLp, the Rev Hes,,
Somuer Joce!n Lille $ ~ Isaacs aud X. Imbrie Judge
frk n Jersey City; eNtioyo Wes,ervel ard H,yeueyor
DIS J.. H. knl Wiki yola lijler aud Ch.res Hcnsrhsl
Ht-sI Is ColLo.y B. ButtoI~orth Stephen l.. Russell
VIM n Esnt- Pete ). hoe, A X. WAIST jaime, Marsh A
b BelkHlp Charles n. TAbet Robert Carter Geo.ss II Bod
head. &c.
C iilr containing full pegIicuas msy BE- bad az the school
P-rgts 10 ws & pace the where tier" 40 NJ.
ccy fo change til hey have rihed their educs sud 20
tetns Tor them sosGd sct3n, thorough mental ds ,as
ard corIe.. nc. . tSsr!ns az invited to c.lL
q. Il. QUAChtNBOS, Rector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
TIVE RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC INSTL

TUE This schoo. Q; Science founded By tae ats Hon
STEPHEN VA Renaseae. AID oie rt Proft the late
Esou NJ, open it, hiry Annual Session tbs
4 b o. Septen-ber, lt6.
IL. eslug obe .he ueoet,a and practical cd csou Of
Che-ss kA-raits IA Civil MLlg aid Tore gtsphica In
gnfers Other coer. a-t sloci.tej branches Taught
Th- nsitss hiss f and competent Facty ard it, charas
~ stood hghs tsu OF present. It. Location !, In tho CITY
q Troy acd la, a. connection Wa ay ohe School poo
f.Bsins b Iea. \ tie sArls brauctsi.
Forflrbel orulhor rsBpe e. tho courses atsiy go
app sdc1 orld - s1. for the An1-o Eets OF 'e6C
.PTof CBhH-tS DRDWtE, Dse.:Ji. SO T. 2, li.g,,t,
rvO. ~ D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
HEsRY II LgRDs s Co, Auctiontess
Cpl ENDID JAPANESE GOODS, LACQUER

&fLENIID JAi h4,A,,I n, IrSp ,unp
FANCY ARTICLES OPERA SCARFS PAGOOAS &C., &c.
-HFNRY ii. LEEDS & Co. will uby Auction. on THURS
DAY 2Oth and FRIDAY 2lt September. q, Nc TS5 bosi
wsy neat door the OF Te1tL at O'Clock eeh DAY
AZ elegant Invoice Of JAPANESE GOODS, Just received
from Japan via Francisco direct In this Invoice WI BE-
found srcles entirely n this country o. wht
very sIiaue them large Cabinets mounted With sy<
from Miao Toilet Boxes Gloves do Pago1s Scars Opera do
Antique Porcesns Brazis Wiling Desks, Elegant ceots
fire Screens embroidered with raised k figures Egg Cap-
gooned Ssckee Bootes aod Cups Sta . boEss add Trays
straw u aid sok Houses witt sliding dcO Also Jspsness
Eses reel China about 100 real japanese BrooCI such
every viii desire TO have These goods VII be srhbss
fto TUESDAY E.b inst Until the Il tho Ssgre,
and every article ordered TO be sod for what, will tnas
Try the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aac.ioneei. -
DEREMPTORY SALE Of FRANClSs ME-
4 TALLIC LIFE BOATS, AND MATFRlAL5 FOR
MAKING THE SAME NOW on HAND
The shove property vii be sod seetor az the FAC
TORY, Gfeeupoin THU SDA1 2th inst .; 10 clock
m without reserve 10 close the concern
The stoo nc bots wagon bodies galvanized iro1 bs
ACC bar spikes neils. rvets lumber, paint &c -.
For further parcuars inquire the pieues OF of MAR
SHALL LEFFE RTS Trs No. % BeeAmsu e. C29o4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
Sorsss. Carriages. sc.

SADDLE HORSES for the Par $780,. 10 nn
y SADDLE Horses Trained for Lsdes aoo 'o
Saddle Horses of various nyes TOT ehe Az, ~ tina
sadie Horses kept BY the mon ~. WIZ" '
o,yI ers riding then IN TIE echoo .cInrMy
s.b-sv corner Of 39th st.
& Ecnsn Evenings for Ladies and Gen ,mtn1i October
Tie Dsv School is now open
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
A. J. BbzECKgR. Auctioneec.
n Of


GREAT AUCTION SALE Of I66 VALUABLE
~ LOTS.
On 18th and l2thav, nth 18th and Tttsts bsongue tx
estate Of frenees Hsrdsicks, deceased.
A. J. BLEECKER son Co. viii sell At s1CtiOs -
TUESDAY, Sep. 25 at II o'clock The Merchants kTodany
On 18th lets between nth ana Tgth-sts.
Oh 1lth lots " a., between 18tb ard 7)th Sa
On l2h ay., lots ca s., between 1Sta and seth-ss.
On l2tb.sv 8 los en- 9 e. between y x and 7sthstA
On 18th sv, 2 lots on the s .. ofi7th-ss
On nth st. q lots end betw llth and 18th
On 7Gh st. 40 lots and bet~ th end llth witt
mansion
On 7shst, "a Let, g., between 18th snc l2thav..
On 7gth-st.. lts on J.. O., To- IL. East Of lih-ay
The valuable property has been in th possession f n.
Her bricks fan lily for .ong series Of years and al egbiy
sted for immediate The lend slopes beautifully totn- iVt
the rights Ehh embracing front Of q bios ts1d
ing 400 west o. the 12sv Ell value and II !.
sod In cors 7h Is 100 r. vide ard Is ope7ed grsdst
curbed cred aud gg a 10 the 1ver This probably
the eyee,t sts oand for sale in the ci! ADD lie,
the Ct the vel kno.r Burnhsns Hotel and sdj9ins th
land of IFS Honor Mayor Wood The terma will he ber sul
large privileges will be allowed 10 purchase The t,
ceptic, able and one Of the Oldest on the Island.
SALE ABSOLUTE
Meps and foil particulars can be- had 1t No Pmsa t114p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
Urr GsGos.

CPECIAL NOTICE.
DIX FOREST, ARMSTRONG Con-
.. DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS wARERooMs'
Nos 75, ~, 10, 81, 81, and 50
DUANE--ST.,
NKAR BKOApwAT. ,
where they will offer for sale and elegant socs "
my GOODS for Fall Trde suited to all sector" oil tn'
country. They opening weekly
AMOSKEAG
and
wAMSUTTA PRINTS,
,ues ana desirable styles These cele9s'sd fh" s'e
CHEAPEST
aud
BEST
s n the United States, and they beg leave 70 CAL tue
DaxticuAr attention -
OF DEALERS
TO Their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

CUPERIOR PENBlhNSHIP Young Gentlemen
- qualified for the Counting Hou.e In Twelve LessoI. and
Ldi,s taught elegant and aionsb style by Professor
LONG add oeirs system. For terms &c apply at
hi No 81 broadway. We have much pleasure in
hsaug uoly 10 the high merits Of late colleague Prof
Long teacher OF wiring and Boo ktng sc and TO his
this remarkable powers penwau -Frcn the Pfof sogs
Of the Uuysty q Glasgow have had mat! rtariies
OF wtresig eud eXamting the pecuares Of Prof Longs
New Method G. Teaching Writing ia ts,ye lsssors aud
cclde.ty state that he Cnt N successful IL tuah ing his
pupil. luire expeditions end graz cfr Of c,gapby
Hi happy iset in com caticg U.efu knowledge d'u.
guishes him Professor - From Pfcf Wilson Prof
LorEi, without ption the mt Psumsn Of tn dy-tLon
Dc. Tiuss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
Dancinq academies.

A DODwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
"a. No. 90 Broadway NewYors.
No iS "a MS s PRss STsG -
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS in Brooklyn
4P p to shit r. at p N; ss tSg sss''ele"
Ii Brooklyn. Oct, q
In .iioa to tee Court Qgaae sTses ISpsifs t Ers,
ana other dances Already introduced By BIZ D0D
WORTH variety Of dance, win he brought forward
S spsd to 70 tie sSTSpnSt S s: Children
Circular o. term &C. may be had at either Academy.
A CADEMY Of DANCING and CALISTHEN-
N ICs.-ML and Ms TRENQR reopen their vel kn0wn
81 South 8t, BrooAyu T.. d. open. hr T. will be
postd lac parties wto nay fora CLASSES at the
residence IL private schools o. at either o. the Acsasmie' CAD
~ H. RlVERS'S DANCING ACADEMY,
& B b. fSs open Ir iss ,SfP s0s
Rf TBAYi ' RYTGRN0oEs oH Geemeh at '1
Mi,.zs snd Master. on WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
II FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY No.
fERRERo ard EDMUND FERRER0 respectfully announce
ocToBER All the Dsn.es nov in vogue aud .syer novelties
WTpSEsDAYs and SATURDAYS for Mise, ,nd Masters
ia .ssss 81 fRa d TG do not at
MONDAYS ard THURSDAYS, Cor Mise, ard Masters, at
MONDAYS ga ~ IRsDAYs, for Gentlemen. at p. m
TUESDAYS AID FRIDAYs, for Lseie. NJ p m, comnsuo
PRiyAIE sOCIABLE s7ery other WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING All VITO wish become mebels would obige by suter
ing he before the l Of November Private Soes and
ScLo Private Classes either owe re.iden
PHya:e Hour vii assigned At The Academy bS making
application 81 the Academy PITY Lessons given to Ladies
Geumen Pupis enter at a. times Class open for Be
Aca6euy M F. begs that lie vii Let adeny foI
Prsate so,isblea durir the Season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
SCHOOL aud HOME EbUCATIOY.-French

- sd Fagish Ca'sca, ard Commercial Beading ard Dsy
School ytt fine Play round and Gynasi1-hos a. aRl 4s
West 2Gtn-si. between Broadway All 6a.Av Nj LOUIS
ERNST takes charge Of limited number Of Boys ouy. Re
open september 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
Heal Gstate for Sale.

A T ORANGE, n. J.-COUATRY SEAT OF 6
~ 90 DE- acre. e,r the dspc. hrt css iaptoyoueua rea
.o o lty fu colt spnug waef bo nod oo.i cs'd
tbs bio'g' APpy b L. fA1foh u " = /" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

STEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL, PAT
~ ENT OVERSrUN0 GRAND and SQUARE PlAcos.s
considered the best Pianos Manufactured ana are
for hye ysars.
Wsreroom' No, 81 and ~ Waller,t. near bro.dssy.
- TI,HE DRIGG's PATENT PIANO-FORrES.
\ The BRIGGS PIANO CoMPANI hs's We e.ai'
sye right IA ese ,ry supero. tonod tus'riacuta
me s.,ortmea Of which /. for sale 81 thsit WSef9o1
No .S7 BRooMK Sf,
NkW.Yo2k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

"a FIRST-CLAsS CABINET PURNiTuRJ a, uo,5ss
HOLD GOODS OF auy Description Tie ,sen,a ~ IT.
Ct, few doors west Of Broadway VIII BE- so5 :, va va
yst tae during the present week At one b.T q. -
bic for genteel private family Al 6rstci.,s s,ns
fine order few OF the leadiog articles only can IL ~
toned 7oct H. W. Piano Pier and MautIs ~
and other Carpets; W B. W. end Mahogany Psor D,e,as
I oo "a st nc, 81 1ys Dfspery hsaas
Ware o. ell descriptions &c. &C. There T. no end q IN, Co.
ogue nothing be asked or that have yc Ca al
see from Q. u. % 2. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE, con
vsrispt TO NewYok Proft5 o' thc pa5t year equal to
ar1 Of oyer $500 Address No 4C+3E Y Pest Oca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
11aints, Oils, &c.

VrESrA COAL OIL.-Thls superior On can De
I yDp0N 4 IFNNl, 10. 1G4 Msden-llne cor "alrf'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

arrange, n. Fifty Country Seats Village
" Residence Farms and lila Sites, great variety hte
besut y s.tustea within hour Of Ccuraadst fot
rezt and fo- salc By H. q BLACKWELL, 50 Niiiem-I N
\ tom e IL AZ Maize Orange ffon 10 p M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
GaLes &c 1nrf.1n

A. BLRscKRR ACcsot ees
A BSOLUIE SALE or IS HARLEM Inra
IA Sd ord Sci avs, l5,h 1884 I3isb aad S.,h ''o
A : BLEkCkEa, SON co viii seH It 49,.
THURSDAY, sspt q, ct 70 ocock et the Me,s.o,ee' On
charge. 'aN 10.
On SO avs ioa e .. between issd cod iSs,t o..
On 3th-ey lots { between LAO and jSjtb-,ta
On Gth-ey.-4los on the e. q corner OF ISsb-st
On l1.h+t-i lots q 10 feet east Of 6sbay
On l10th-st o lots q llG feet eat az 6tb.as
On L3d-st.- hu n g. 40 fst wet N s,bsv
On lS5d-st.-l2 lots n. q no feet sa,t AZ s.I.sr
On lSt'h-st "a lots a. and a. 100 fee, 90, ~ 81
On 1%th-st-l2 IOss g. iO1 feet east ~ 49, N""
Many Of above 0ts the beautiful 49, Ell A.
Inss,s', q Nhss hsny Hall esq, deosased se3
and planted With seasDt shsde trees aboS ~, 20 ea
THE GRADE OF TUE WHOLE PLOT "a syn2f p Jor@
TlTLE PERFECT AND TERMs ifsSp. IiDn'
SALE POSITIVE TO The TIG1PST J ~ n n ~
Maps &C.. at No. Pines h'i pip gsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

YNHE MISSES GREEN viii reopen then
i SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES on Thursday, Sept %,s
40 1 stl.sy first door from Wsshingtonsqusre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
Gpaures for Dnsiiisss Men.

LOR SALE-1he right to manufacture Pure
WI he Paint which be made ct cost Of two 'eus y H.
ue particulars It'd samples inquire at No Christopher
IT,, n the store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

ID P. JENKSs SELECT SCHOOL for BOYS
IL. SIS BIUsdwey viii reopen or MONDAY Sept 10 Cir
cuiars e. A.. LOCKWOOD SONS, No all Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

Y SIILNIF
Tfit the BEADING ROOM Is open rom g. m. 70 10
o m Zee 10 al visitors male and female above the age OF IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

ADE!s' FRENCh SHO3|.
~ Ygras Of NO. b73 srod~sy Nou.a ge'Dtolls solicit
Tie ladies' o. Ne7ork and roo 81 pats OK the Uo 70 c31
ard ezaa17s eesl1t lsO7trosu Of K5enSn 5OC-S Aad
SHOES az eubToidsrtd IostAr Bridal eLlPFEEs rrsss
s3ur-u.sGlGis with tho tlcI0s
JNYVERS. No sre 81 roadway, OPa HetTopoiitsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
Go mhom il Man Concern.

ITO TS.-The subscriber has
Il Removed to his sa!erocm, No o27 Broadway, be-
aud Beookert whsr he oilers oT sale Miner
ais sugly in suitss 1t moderate phces. -
Gil Is. A. HERMANN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
GouSes to Eet.
Gouses ano farms il)ante6.

yITANTED--A PLOT Of VACANT LOTS up
w town in e1ch, Store Property II the lover part Of
the city Address with price, sile location &C. BUILDER
Box No 7C5 Post Office Newton.
VKTANTED.-Any person having u small genteel
w HOUSE 10 LET for tenn Ct years from the ID Of
Ocober or November In GOOD neghborood Will modern
pproyemeuts b.tWStn Lexington and Hsys viii lea OF
rood tenant by addressing, sstng ilil paIticuhIs, -
SMALL HOUSE, Tribune Oh-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

DOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A COUNTRY
Iplcu Fefrv nee the Coney saId rosd OF the hcaet
and most beautiful Kings County For further p'rticu'
s-s ina ire OF HUGHES JNDEkHiLL NO 81 fnion 3d.
Brookl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

Giaiicnerp Gn0 5anrp GOODS.
DARI BROTHERS a Co., Manufacturers o.
I'D GOLD PENS, rEN and PENCIL CASEs q Msden.sns,
Eev.Yotk Axe manufacturers Of Bard WtsonPs Psenf
Angela Rib Cold Pens Cold Pens repsred Or arcl.lsso
BEADS ,.,.,, s..,,i..,,..
NJ r. BROWN,
40 1876 Peatl e.. n. Y.
nANID WALKER, Statloner, Printer, and
dook Manufacturer 10. Park place uDler Broad
49, BIZ Tag sud Countiul Motions in great variety
nor Marking Clothing, Silks, Paper, use Clarks
il patert IfdsiJle Pencil Neat aud iDtel6le MsTnn
Brown IL Beekusnss ny. r. r cIsA, .SoIsI.-p on. -I
IGTNCE's PROIEAN FOUNTAIN PEN, war
rentsA orrect Any fnk used hliHg "es rom TO
no botrs A. g. STEARNS, Agent No ~ Broadway NJ 4.
CLOTR a. JAMES,
- sTITICHEPs PRINTERS and BLANK BOOK Ahru'
"A gTsES No % Fultoa-st Crden respectfully soAeIed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

NOR SALE-In Audubon Park, on the North
River uiles from the City Hall by Hudson River Rail
read the RESIDENCE Of the late '. q. AUDUBON. Inc
i ew with the modern proyements siEe 4!rSl ieet
re. a ara contgns 10 besides basemeat and M
cher pi zzs frodi the river 10 feet wide aud 90 feet on!
ard iszl ia front est long There l6 lots Of ground
ell sh1ded with trees ard water front Of 100 feet Ad
drCss z. w AUDUBON Executor,
w. Carr OF J. A. III. HASBROUCk CO,
No. 1870 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

DJTGEHS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL Nos 1885, f3T 439 5th-s7.
The eighty lth session Of this Institute will open Sept u
Thu Insute stages rg with the pn ipa eres aud
ctior OF the cry viii convey pupils 70 sid om thu
school on the SEINE teuus ss heretofore
AL the lines % y and stages which pass d &c. s''o the
Hudson HsrcIo Rs ad available FOX the
Institute which ia located the o. i2d and eth
One o. the Institute stages viii connect With The nearest Hudson
Ra Cd station for the accommodation Of pupils coming to the
CITY by that conveyance. - - -
j. W. G.. LENEBiOGE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
Wants.

YOUNG Woman wshes situation AS SEAM
n STRESS. or 20 TAKE CHARGE OF an nv LID LADY
fully competent for the business OF wl 20 az ChlLpRENs
NURSE; Is Prot slant has good reference. Can be en Tor
two days at Nc. 81 Nstts-it. third floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
CRANBERRY and TRUCKING-FARM for

20 sees IN Wayne County Midi, 2e miles from Detroit
mile from Michigan Csasl Railroad Has large new two
st,u House coed Barns, end other out)udngsi tanltS
Appe Orchard, with variety Of other fruits aud sh,nhhery
thee wells Of failing voter TIE farm within the limits
Of ant village Of shout so inhabitants with eood ohdh'
and schools.
sIy wishing to change their residence this very
desirnbe opportunity II will be sod low exchanged TOT
all farm IL the vicinity Of Eew-Yo.k. -.
further particulars apply to No 90 hyresV corner o.
Pnnrls Il Rronllt n n II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17
BARON Renrrew at Albany.

ATGANT. TUESDAY. Oct. 10, louO.
Baron Renfrew and suite left West Point at IL
clock this morning on board the steamer Daniel
Drew which had been handsomely fitted up and deco
rated for the occasion.
A bulletin WIS posted up announcing that the party
had leit West pciut at clock, AID would be here at
90 and the streets were consequently hled with
reorle at clock, who had TO wait until nearly
o'clock before the Royal visitor arrived.
The Mayor and City Council went down the river
on the steamer young America, and were taken on
made brief address OF welcome 10 Lord Rsnirsw, VINO
received It in silencs. making no reply.
The rgrtv arrived here at T. when procession was
formed with two regiments Of military and civic go
c'eties. The Prince rode In an open baFouche, WIN
Mayer Thacber the Duke OF Newcastle, shu horu
~ Ons.
The streets from tie landing 70 Congress Hall were
crowded with PEOPLE bat no elori made 10 press
afts he carrsges and COmmeudatle decorum was OBJ
served Loud cheers given as the carriage passed
along which were ACKNOWLEDGED ~ the Prince.
Fises were waving from tie Capitol, the Deiayan
House Congress Hall. all the public buildings, ana
roe portion Of the stores ard houses on the route were
decorated with email ibgs.
The spartments reserved for the Baron ana sute al
CoueIess Hall very gaDty lifted up and cAhno1
Ii u to crafty the guesig. ~. -
TITS evening tie Baron and suite dino WIN Gov
Morgan and sai. Among the invited gues's 10 Tue
Hon Wm. III. Seward. n
The Royal party leave tomorrow morning, - .
o'clock, 10y the Western Ralr I'D Tor bosioh a sPe-
oial car handsomely fitted and furnished, mas Oesh
provided for the "trip. The Albany Burgesses CorPs,
Capt Hale Kin gsey, will perform escort duty 70 the
Prince 10 the depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

New, while Brooks aud Guest, aud the rest OF
the Bell-Eyeretrs, are thus heartily and laudaby
ergsged il rejecting Joho Cocbraue We aic
sorry to perceive that the kindness is rot ct all re-
ciprccaed toward the only prominent Wing and
American in the city who is also seeking 10 be re-
chosen TO Congress. We refer to the hon. George
Briggs, NJ c. for the With District. Mr.. Briggs
has risked more and dope more for his party than
either Of the BrOokses ever conceived OF; and yet
we find that not only the Democrats OF the District
are determined 70 repay h's services aid prove
their lose Cor Fusion by layin him III his litcal
grave. but that tie BrOokses are engaged as un-
deItskeIs on the occasion, while their man Guest
viii doubtless also be there t. heap cl ds upon his
coffin. This, we must say, is the hight Of mean-
NESS on the part of the Democrats, and tie night
of treacbery on the part Of the Brookses. As for
the latter, hcweg,r, their conduct toward Mr..
B,jccs is Of piece with their treatment Of every
man in their faction prominent enough 70 be
dreaded as q rival. Thus, for instance, while
they have pubished prominently 10 TIL En-
press all the appointments to speak Of
the Hon. Erastus Brooks they have sedulOusy
hid in the darknes Of obsoprity those Of the Hon.
Washington Hunt, a man Of a Thousand time more
importance But, bad rs this is, their beha7i,r to
Mr. Briggs is still worse and while we haze no
special admiration for that gentleman, we certainly
think that his mbgna-imous, jmpulsiye, and
patriotic character entitled him to o hearty recoy
milton at the haIds of the m tey party with which
be has now allied himself, End that the contempt
bic Jealousy Of the Brootses ought not to have
been allowed to deprive him Of it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

Mr.. Daniel B. st. John, a Silver Gray Wing
mo calls himself Bel Everett man, aud IS on the
Fusion Electoral ticket SIS such has received the
Democratic nomination for Congress in the District
composed Of Orange ard Sullivan Countes We
are very glad Of it. There are at least Three
Tbousat Voters in that District who keep on vOt
inc ybatey er is labeled Democratic but wien they
zee lifelong well-knogn, active, bitter Wing pat
IN their ticket fOI Congress, while his only opPo-
pent Charles H. Van Wycb) is equally well known
as al earnest, determined Democrat they cannot
well help comvreheudiDg that to be practically E
devotee Of Slavery makes man Democrat IN our
day. while TO be opposed 70 Slavery is the sole
beresy that cuts man OF ron tue Democratic
communion. And that knowledge calnot but have
It's effect.