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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
Receivers Sale.

State Of Iowa, Scott county: Edwin Il Pease vs..
John T. II. Tallman, ct 81. In the District
Court Of said county.
~ virtue of an order Of said Court tho SUBJ
scrber a. receiver in tho above suit will sell At
Public Auction, At Orr's Auction Room, in the
city Of Davenport, on the 2sth day OF September,
Is 0, ct two o'clock in tho afternoon, the follow
ing promissory notes, to Wit:
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DRN0CRA1IC STATE TICKET.

PoR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN N. CORSE,
OF Des Moines.
pOR AUDITOR or STATE,
GEORGE w. MAXFIELD,
Of Bremen.
FOR TREAsUHER OF STATE,
JOHN w. ELLIS,
OF Davis.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM McCLlNTOCk,
o. Fayctte.
FOR REGISTER or STATE LAND OFFICE,
PATRICK ROBB,
OF Woodbury..
For Congress,
LIST District, G. G. COLE,
I'd 6 BEN NJ. SAMUELS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
Appointments of J. NJ. CoTse, esq.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE For THE OYFICx or srr
RETARY OF STATE.

bloomfield, Davis CO. Friday & Satiay Oct 3 l. 8
Ouumwa. "apcllo co, Monday 8
Fairfield, Jefferson co, Tuesdsy 8
MI. Pleasant, Henry Co, Wednes,lav.. 10
Huntington, i,esmoines CO, Thursday, II
Wapclo. Louisa co, Friday -
Washington. Washington CO, Saturday, IL
Muscaiinc. Nusratinc co, Monday. Is
IA ENTohi, scout CO. iuesday,..... Is
Iowa City johnson co, Wednesday,..... II
Scdar Rapids, Linn CO, Thursday,... Ia
li2oa, Cedar co, Friday, ~
pe"iit, Clinton co, saturday,. 20
Lyons, do Monaay. 22
Maausk stn, Jackson co, Tuesday,. 90
DDuouaae Dubuque co, Thurs,iay,... IS
nehi, Delaware co, Friday, 26
r naaslendence buchanan co, saturday.. u
Tedar talls, Blackhawk Co, Mond.y..." %
linton Benton co, Tuesd,y, 30
ioleda' lama Co, Wednesday. a
Marshall,own, Marsha, co, THURSDAY Nov
Newton, Jasper go, Friday >
Oskaloosa, Mahaska co, Saturday
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GRAND CONSPIRACY AGAINST TIE
UNIoN.-The Washington correspond
ent of the New York Herald telegraphs
as follows: 'There are pro DTS Of
grand conspiracy Of the Abolltionists
throughout the North to Obtain posses
sion of the federal government, in order
to free the United States as a nation
from what they call the 'opprobrium' OF
African slavery. One part Of the plot
YVES the Covode inquisition, thereby to
assail the character of the President, be-
cause he was regarded as the chief de
fender, from his position, of the Consti-
,utional rights of the slavebolding
States. Seward, Greeley and Weed
are mere tools Of the actual conspir-
ators, while they fancy themselves lead
ers. Let Lincoln only be elected, and
the true powers will then show them
selves, as the vulgar and violent fel-
lows who made his nomination over
Seward did at Chicago. The proofs are
thickeuing, thanks to some lesky re CUES
among the p'otters. The developments
will blow Seward. Lincoln and the con
spirators against the government, sky
high" ,,
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rates;
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Large cuts charged double the Same dimensions
Of type.
fesrly advertising contracts will Be understood
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adveitiseI, and all other sent in bv
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Adscnnscments not accom- panied with instruc.
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Editorial notices charged for at the rate If IS
cents per limo, or eight words and special notices
At 10 cents per line, or so cents line roy xeek.
All notices Tor religious and benevolent pu,-
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Contracts for yearly advertising terninable at
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POPULATION OF Nsw HAMPsHlRE.-
The u. S. Marshal and his assistants
have completed the census Of the State
OF New Hampshire, which shows the
present population to be 32G,l75, being
"a gain OF 8,2ll since 1850. Tue pop
ulation of the several counties is as fol-
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S'smuels and Vandever in the Field.
Tho democratic and Republican candidates for
Ctns'ess IN this District have agreed TO the fol-
lowing appointments for speaking. Let the people
turn Ut aud hear them.
Tho discussions will commence at TWO O CT OCk
Il. NJ Al each uppoiutment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19

! tie very amusing TO- observe the vir-
plsst manner IL which the Republican
jdurnalsl are attacking and preferring
tier general charges against the doc
trine Of Popular Sovereignty. The
great success Of that principle-wbich
is as old as our government and which
forms the basis of our institutions, Is q
perfect terror to all cppositionists. As
iu 1856, the Republican party see how
thoroughly this doctrine is taking hold
OF the miads Of the people and sweeping
everything before it, and consequently
it's managers in all portions Of the coun-
try pounce upon it as the formidable
banner between them and success. In
the North and South, East and West, this
principle is rapidly becoming better un-
de, stood, and thousands that have here
tofore regarded it with suspicion, are
now endorsing it with great enthusl-
asm.
We can easily see why it is that every
Republican battery is directed against
this principle. 1t is because Of the great
f:vor which it Is meeting with the peo-
ple and the absolute certainty of its sue
cess, and the consequent inglorlous de-
feat Of the Republican party.
It was the maintenance Of this same
principle on the part Of the veterans OF
the Revolution which gave us our inde-
rendeucc as nation, and gave us that
proud position which as Americans, we
occupy to-day and it will be through its
maintenance that the country will be
relieved of abolition and higher law her
estes, which constitute the stock and
trade of the republican party to-day.
Every day it becomes more and more
apparent that the success Of Popular
Sovereignty in the present campaign, is
enevitable, and it is iu consequence Of
their belief in this that the Republican
press is concentrating its entire energies
to secure it's defeat. Tie labor thus ex-
pended and the breath exhausted in the
c.suade is all in vain, as the result will
soon show.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19

Col kribben is one of the aolest speakers IN
fns west, ana We t'est that the proper measures
Will be taken to give him proper receptien ~
all places where he proposes to speak. He !. nv
less eloquent in English than in German
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19

.. =. LkTL. J. n. JOHNTOH
CHICAGO IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED IN ls43.
Nos. - TO ~ Franklin 81. Chicago, Ill
LETT n JOHNSTON, Projectors.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
M Ornamental Ran ings and Verandahs, Ia ak
Vaults, Iron Doors, Shutters, Grating Sash Or
namensal Castings, and all other kinds oi
Iron Work for BMtlsstsags.
apr5.ly
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TERMS !:

ENMS.
Board and Tuition, including Bed and
bedding, per annum, ..$ll0,00
For each Of the Foreign Languages, per
quarter, 5000
Music on Piano. with use of instrument,
per quarter, 1900
Music on Guitar, with Of instrument
por quarter, 1900
Drawing and Painting in Water Colors
and on Velvet, per quarter, 500
aonochromatic Drawing, per quarter, 800
Oh Painting, 1000
Embroidery, 800
Astronomy, with use Of the Globes, per
quarter, 800
Rhetoric. Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiol-
ogy and Bot ny, per quarter. 800
Towering work in Wax, o. Leather, each
per quarter, 800
Washing, per quarter, 500
Medicines and Medical Attendance will be an
extra charge.
Payments must be made half yearly in advance
FROM THIS RrL. rHERE WILL BE No DEVIATION.
to Young Ladies Of every Denomination are
admitted into this Academy, but rs order is nee
essary, they will be required to observe tho ordi
Eary regulations OF external worship.
Persons residing At . distance are required to
have responsible agent in the city Of Davenport.
Ne reduction will be made in case VI pupils being
withdrawn before the expiration Of The quarter,
excepting Dy piOtr0rteu slcknesS One MOhth
notice Of the removal Of each young Lady il re-
quested.
The correspondence of the pupils is subject to
inspection.
FOR the present year no Uniform will be re-
quirsd.
Each pupil be required to provide himself with
q furnished Work-box, SIX Towels, Elk Table
Napkins, Combs, Tooth and Hair Brushes. Knife
aud Fork. Dessert and Teaspoon. and Tuntler.
There will be Sessions OF months each in the
scholastic year, commencing on the first Monday
in September, and ending on the second day Of
July, with one week allowed for vacation. at
Christmas
Parents can see their children on Thursdays, in
the Afternoon AMI NO visitors but those authorized
by the parents, or guardians, win be allowed to
see the young ladies The parents who reside in
Davenport can Ike theiI children home on tho
first saturday Il each month, but they must re-
turn on the following Sunday afternoon.
Attached TO the Academy il Day school for
those in the neighborhood who wish to avail
u smselves Of it.
Letters to 20 addressed to
SIsrss NARY MARGARET MANN,
Academy Of the Immaeslsts Conception,
Davenport. lows. A-u
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The discussions will be governed BY the same
rules which prevailed in the joint discu ssions be.
tween the sane gentlemen in their canvass of last
Rail. One SPEAK an hour the other follows in an
h'ur aud half, and The first close. the debate in
speech
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
CHICAGO.

FROM
ROUNDS & LANGDON'S
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
No. l55 Randolph street, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19


NEW JERSEY FusloH.-The different
state Committees OF New jersey op-
posed TO the election of Abe Lincoln
met at the Astor House, in New York.
Yesterday to make final arrangements
Tor complete fusion of all the co,..,v.
i've elements upon a single electoral
ticket.
>. N. CoRsLs ArroINrMEN1s.-This
morning we publish a list Of appoint.
ments to be Fl led by John NJ. Corse
Esq, Democratic candidate for Secre,a.
ry of State. Mr.. Corse is an able and
popular speaker. 1t will be seen that he
will be in this city on the 10Th of Octo.
Der.
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Hon. Christian kribben, OF st. Lonis.

The above named gentleman Speaker of tho
OF Repre sentatives, in Missouri will .d-
uress h'' ienow citizens Of Iowa, in the German
language, at the following points
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
sat. Democratic Ex. Committee.
Ianc",u Clark and F.,z m,nry Warren,

DkAoCRATiC AND RErCBLICAN cASDIDArRs FOR
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-19
Our Relations with Mexico. ..IntentiOns
of Spain.


of Spain.
The New York Herald furnishes the
following information in regard to Mex
lean affairs:
The Mexican imbrogliO is beginning to as.
sumo serious ast ect. aud Mr.. Lane has
been erected to return at once to his post
He left for New York last evening. and will
sail IN the steam corvette Pawnee for Vera
Cruz. on the 10Th. Senior Tassara had several
interviews with the President on the rels.
tions between his COVER .ment and Mexico. He
has notified our governme nt of the intentions
OF Spsin, which forever disclsims all inten
ton Of interfering In the complicated cues
tions between the several parties struggling
here tor the supremacy; but Senior Tasssra
directly Gays that the claim SPAN holds q ust
be liGn'daied, and if not she will enforce their
liquidation.
No hos lie demonstrations againt Vera Cruz
will be made before the last If December.
when. II the claims have hot been paid the
Spanish h-et will receive orders 10 act 1t lie
part vt tie plan that Mirarion shall attack
the civ on the land side a, the sane time
aud thus Spain. although apparently not inter.
ief'hg Va the domestic Questions Of Mexico,
Will, w 40 timing her demands, contribute es-
sentlai.y Q the Overthrov OF ,juareZ Ibel
recent reported defeat Of Miramon chauyes
The aspect OF these calculations, for he may
not be able I" march ag.nst Vera Cruz The
Spanish Minister will have an Their col ference
With our government on his return from New
York, after which The President will deter.
mine what policy to pursue. and Mr.. Lanes in
struciious viii he completed in time for his
anticipated departure. In diplomatic circles
The question creates considerable talk, and
much desire is manifested to know what course
the government will t,ur.ue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

C,REsC H LArguA0R.
pAUTFxsOR A. BALLOTS
ANTI BOOK SyHTEN.
Or, Natures YrsctoA Method for reackirg IAseusxaa
Clesses %. sdse, for gentlemen and for chlr rsn.
rsv ycRs Woods Bmklnss So Brosdwey.
Bno,n,s.ls curt ,,,s-, . Opposite cNy iisll
MONDAY, oCrS HKR IL
The repuiainn cf Fro A. BALLOT. and az kh syuts
spread tar ana vide In the unity need
lee 70 enter Into Ing diets N about The adv snes and
Of bk msthnd without books
Psrfec yvsSisi proficiency In reading writing speak.
ing rrssel = susrsnssed v ? con.ss q ito is.sna
ara bous Of The Arms AZ end svsr refersns ssd
testsouiAls, may be had 81 ~ rsowa
CsPAHreH LANGUAGE CAN IN TAUGHT WIN All
- factsa prnccs NJ Boarding. and pleonant RCons he
eaehes res1encs 70 Yutos avenue two bocts fros fhs c
CUnCT KuoLIsH AND cLAsncAL BoARpfr9
- I'D Day SeAoo n - wcc6huli street, ukta 1921
uA. fsy mcsv pup1 win be received into ths Inanss
- day a. boarding arhdAFa All BRANCHES are seV "1'@
ine,n1hs music sa sAe piAnoforie $50
yC1IoOL wAnRID-pOR A LAD or ys sis.s IA, sns
- veaenl 70 na city ~ ~ bcnrf rsss arrfher 9Th
where would the cemfons 81 sgTe vho
pchou3 Advnnagee reasonable Pr d,srns ueef
derstsad kow manage boz ci ,rs, Hs7sos for two
| answm. Apply n - vesty aF~c 49,
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r.s~asa Bros1wsy - SRI avssss.
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A IL BOORKEuPIu0, PKNnANaHTP AL3B8RA
"A ArsAsesic and cher braDckss Of hsA Or
der tausht n PAfNEs Mercantile College, B,wevy,
r. on 1e3 Fhsca street. Rrooklyn This inssu,on e-o,s
large country - ven - cy psirunsxe over go al ie s
hare bees stered and actual attendance within the
rear, hsng rm nearly every ktAe In the Union besi-s
several European countrks
cADExY OF PREMAKFHIP ARD B0oKKg EPrN0
"a S61 Broadway-Ccounued by ". q. HOO0LAND for
yesrs sssan o. Oliver oolds mish No classes In
sYuctbn practical and thorough. Terms low and a
len given. Open day and evening
AT &-wRrfrNo. -DoLBRARs sysrKm or HAND
a training ae Broadway wa positively remove al st6
Usmbhug and give ss fnl commsnd Of bspd that
sny Gsnieman LADY write with ease elegance and sH
fafun. Reduced tesns 20
pus1rxss WRITING 1.-TWO g skArs VACANT
ID tsis day. Regular terms $40. Mr. noiHEAR cn
broadway, guarantees TREMBLING
hand ave rapid elegant business style I'll
secure eesa
r,FpAR GLIB Hnu1NARy. HfSo SING, n. y.-YOUNa
" adss arded and edncsss under 3lS.
sge tit0 Apply 70 MS freeman principal at ~ Fest
BFooAyp e-d m7 Spring sfect New york. Location
u1psssd
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funse- furnishing 6oons.
80 NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND"
IN STARTS CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLuN
- POR FAMILY

80 NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND"
IN sTARB'S CHEMICALLY PREPARED chuN
FOR FAMILY USE,
THE BRET ARTICLE IN MAhKBTitt
O,s of he rost convenient desirable osz known nd
Of great utility In no o,uO
By reason OF its ehespness and reliability In repairing
Toys Chairs Sofas Pctures, ShslTork CrooGefJ' os'~
&C., 10. -. an.
The attention dealers sad consuInesis nTso zoe Willy
!as testimonials regarding its superior leaii,esi 80
- "NEwsRR, Nor, %, ia
After lahfu trial o. sTAkEs PngrARsP 'toh % go
l,satbs, and Cloth the PhentI Wo5ks most ebes~sig
recommend its Tor all purposes generally requires so
,sseeialy for family use A SAh
TIVE tbe undersigned, having tested STAsSs FasrA8
9LVE agree with the above Recommendations;
"NM q. DOUGLASS Cabinet Wave Manufactures
HLYSANDER WRIGHT, AsGbine Depot %" darkrssL
"NEDENBURG LITTELL ca dsge AzoufaotsfsSa
OWN a. KIRK Co., Carpenters and buIdera
"LEVE2ICK ENDER,, Carriage Hasefs . .
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOTTLE. Bruss goeI With escS
bottle with full directions for
Pnt M for Dealers ID Of from 70 - dozen
spendd LthoVrsphic Show Gard Printed Ia cotors stu
vith each package hsnu6gstursd BY h U sTAhh
No s01 MMtets,-, Ne~ark. r. }.
psp0' No'iN fui'oh'"' THoNAs JOHNSON Agent
Order, .ddresed to sither - the sbove pieces VI rs'sf
prompt attention. -. a. a.,S~.-~
For sale everywhere BY al Drugsists, Sfoeefs'
foy Book Fancy and General furnishing STORED
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Jneuratife A'mpdults.

NLINT0N
u FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OFFICE No. SO WALL-6r
CASH CAPTTAL..................
N- A
DIRECTORS:
trau LArNa NOAH 8 HUNT,
q IT, % .Suu = a. Tf,WNsEND III MAS eMULL.
CCuss swoRDs J. n. RANSOM,
G 1iu.nu p o. = FoI ID GEO. A T'DwNSTNp.
y !tir cIMpTnH DON AI.ONZO gUsdfkL
y youuEN wv "a SGAT y, ]. SMITH,
~ pos nEf sIUpFNCy ALERsD WILLIS
yVsEI ~. ~ 10 " erSREZ SYLVESTER T. a. WARn,
SILAs BRONSON, A bbsnpar ~ ppifcu
A r. FNO, MOP g pnvvn "a '
J0HE nW VA a. o,UrrbrrYs yZSsGl DVL VALE
SAMUEL W1LJETS, LAMhE.O19 uivvEo,CH
% - GEORGE GRIsWOLO JR
HUGH LANG, PresideaA
JANIS 3. AVIS. IT,, secre'sry.
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DARTIIIoN sALE.-JAMES NJ. MILLER

'hhi "" ,Crtt aa1.y ~ ,o., :. ~
oClok the Merchants Exchange by Ter Of tue 3up1e
Court under direction OF II. W ROB1NsUN, Referee tue
following yeluablo pTopcrt,:
bOWF Rf.-1he 5stoIy brown stone front STORE and
LOT No 257 Bowsry, begweeI Stanton and Hou,tonsts
25xllO.
4'B-AV.-Tle thee tstory STORES aud LOIS Nos g.
81. and o. ftl-av., between 9Th aud Vth..ts.
CHtKrE-ST The two 3s!ory aud basemeat, brick
HIUsEs aud LOCS Noe 222 aud ga Grosue st., bet
Auity ~ d Atheists each 2vrgg.
esy mage aud "a ther particulars appy to the
Auctioh-er, No. % Ppe.t.. v. Y
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Financial


ALBERT II. NIcoLAy, Auctoneor. <
DEGJU,AR AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS
IL md RONDa-ALBERT II. NfCULAY will sell THIS
pay Monday. Jan co. at IL O'Clock. at tho herchan''
Exchange; i'm ..eh
A. I2I O'CLOCK at the stock Salesroon, NO. % "a"''
ne ah aone Insurance Co. 10 sha Fremsus Fund Ins
~ - Msrh A Trade 70 InA 10 chs. Oobhard lns Co.
On .bs Psrk Bank 10 shs Eagle lns Co.
so ,hs n. American los. Co. 10 shs conmerce In, 70
~ shs Fb.bix lbs. GO. ~ shs netropoiiien Us w.
a y,s P.rIpc ina 60. 50 shs Bestmtn Ins. CO.
o. ~. orent,l Rank. 10 shs Howard us Co.
so - eror Jns 20 100 shs kew.Amsferism Ins.
az ~ Eonitah, Ius Go. I25 shs Mercantile lus Co.
an H. Attic Ina Co. 90 Tbs. Manhattan Ius. Co.
100 ~ =, Nicbo,. B.nt IGO shS N Y. COnsd stage Co.
a. shs KLick. ROCKER stage shs heso'use os W.
~ u - ON ina Co ~ shs Peoples In. Co.
sa,t1t aiorrls Central Railroad por cent Bonds
100 Virginia state 6 per cent Bonda
$500 Missouri State per cent Bonc' = ,,
Merit regular sale on THURSDAY, February T. Regular
,pcien sales of Stocks and Bonds every Menday and
3husday or every day required, At H CLOGS,
a, he Stock saIesroom No 80 Wiam, or Merchants FIX
bsnge as desired stocks and Bonds bought and sold at pVse
'~'' ~ ~ ALBERT II. NIC0LAY
Stock Auotioneer, Broker and Banker,
No, 81 Wtlliam-st., n,at Wall.
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pUBLlC SALE of the VALUABLE MA

DUBLlC SALE of the VALUABLE MA
Il CHIkERY and S rOCK the late firm OF WELLS g.
Ml LEH baltimore. Notice Is hereby ha s tho
liable stock Machinery Belonging 20 tie extensive Get
iisi ae Webs hiliui will b. offered at
public slr he pTemIses, City Block, Baltimore
IIEsDAY, the 9Th Day Of February 1860 49,
TIE Machptry epanent comprises part: Eleven Stds
Lakes Of vaou szes, the suD,antisl
GoB. the largest Of which will swing 40 inches diameter,
erti Of winch hei with for cu'ting also
i've iug MaCic sizes, OF HhicI hsvs rot
br'n long Ia and OF toe rt md mo approved make
obo large donbegrhIed BOuttT very sdpedor uCchin-
van coIre assortment OF Taps and uie; Several ght
Dhs Machine 81 vaious sizes aud Dill Presses together
WIN general assotn Of superior achis - foJls good
wUIkiig order.
be Black smith Department contains largo and complete
Tools about 10 or u f0rfrs tog.her with
several approved Machiues for MAKING r.gets aud bolts
lie BOILER obidg shop furnished with all Tools
ceary Tor hf ope alton VI that department. consisting
OF Punching and 5rnuIs chinr, Rollers Shrs's &c.
Sfsi tlveling d5ctns. Of the approved construction
aud decidedly che beet ia for rveng boef dimen
sions.
There large and valuable assortment OF Psleru. con,or
ing nearly 500 which pate approved od-a
sy Tor mill and otter gearing ca.tings shich are now
advautH, IN OF
tie Southern and Western states, well mill.
South AAefcs Al-o -tc-mEngue. saw Mill aud other Pat
terms IN general use about large establishment.
hrIe IL 2hofse po~et steam Engine, in complete
order used operations Of she machine dep
getLtr with shoe power tngue Fan a.ched the
ouudery portable Steaui Enanes Of Ghofs powers
horizontal 2horse nsiue; Of dhotse, ln1
general assortment OF othtf machinery too extensive
% drulied in on Advertisement.
GbequsBy of other stock aud persons De disposed
very deirablu chsTacT, deserving tho aea
ton Ofiht trade aid purchasers grnruJIy.
The sale will bS ContDncd the following dsysN neces
ierms-Casb for all sums OF 100 asd nader and for a
larger credit Ol 20 days for one halt ant four
months for :he bAl.Lce JOHN WELLS,
Surviving partner Of Wells q Vii CT.
~ w. BtNHErra Co., AuctionscrA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
Goparrmership Ncrirss.

COPARTNERSHIP- The Copnrtnership hereto
u fe,e existing under the name Of HAVEMEfEH. tDwe
go nry 1t H., 81 ia6 re HAVEMgYER,
N'"'' Jun - DWIGHT TOWNsKND,
WILLIAM nOLLEG
The above copsrpersp beinr os.o 'ed ny the
Mr. VIM MOLLEE The Dufiness viil be- ligni ttod ~ - "
HAVEMEYER aud DWIGHT TOWNSEND, the Te@snhas
psfintrA
The subscribers haze oro ed Copsr'pershp 70 -.
bp.ips,s OF SUGAR REFINING under the name style aaa
6yrn n HAyEMEYER TOWNSEND Go -yss.Y,ik, Jsz-
"a 1fga T. G HAVEMEY IN,
- i uWIGHT TOWNSoHo,
GEO. w. HAH&MEYER