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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
AgsFMRIY.


The Speaker announced the following ap-
pointments Keeper Of the Assembly Chamber James
RensseiSer jantor Thomas Mawka Of Dutchess; adj
dtonal dOOrkeepers D. o. Cleveland OF Hamilton, Eu-
gene Q. Demers Of Rensselaer,, and John H. Ferris Of
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Ely-To amend the laws relative TO the Chenango
Bridge Company; also, to appropriate certain moneys
heretofore raised for the construction OF the Albany and
susguehanna Railroad. MT: Mi,chen-I9 amend the
Relative to tho use OF certain wharis on the East RIVER
NewYork also, to prevent tho selling OF nay or grain
New-YOrk. Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING tho conveyance OF
land in New.York city made by johanna Kelsng DIT:
Kiernan-TO incorporate tho Andrew jackson CLUB Of
Neutrality-suspicious. named Richard b. Connolly,
James oBren John Kerr. Henry L. Clinton and Others
The object OF the Association Is to foster social
and intellectual culture. Mr. exempt from Ia
alton certain PToPer on s HaroT Also
provide for tho payment 20 the 22d National Guard OF
annual appropriations for the years OF 1858 ana 1863 MT
Htchma-To authorize the Managers OF the Society for
the Reformation OF Juvenile Delnquents 10 estaDlsh
scholarship for nstructng boys In the duties OF seaman
rvng-To punish by imprisonment for three years by
fine exceeding three times the amount OF the article
sonal properly by means OF forged checks orders.
Also TO reduce the fare tho Eighth Avenue Railroad TO
ak cents for riding the entire length OF the roau Mr
misunderstanding the Savings Banks TO make annual
reports TO the Controller OF the amount OF surplus funds
and property remaining hand above actual deposit
Also TO direct the Board OF Commissioners OF Pilots
OF New-York City 10 make full returns TO tho Con-
trOller OF all fines and penalties recovered by
them for violations OF the law relating TO the
port or harbor OF NewYork, and directing the Con
troer to pay the Board 5000 annually for services;
also prevent encroachments and distractions In the
harbor Of New York. Mr.. Skees-To abolish tho doath
penalty, aud substitute Imprisonment for life at hard
labor instead Mr. stevens-To incorporate the Tiger
Hose Of Utoa Mr. Ayery-For tho removal OF the wall
basin OF the Erie Canal Also 10 alter tho charter OF the
Utica BavinRs Rank Mr.. Ey-To HpprAise canal dam
ages sustained by L. Phillips Of Oneida County. MT.
Palmer-To amend tho charter OF Canton, 81 Lawrence
Co. Mr. Geason-To amend the charter OF O0uyerneur.
g. Lawrence Co Mr. HoytTo authorize tho Trustees OF
the Presbyterian Church In Edinburgh, 81 lawrence
County, 70 soil church property Mr. bekreg-T0 appro-
PIRATE $500 900 supply deficiencies in maintenance
OF State prisoners. Mr. Truman-To amend the Banking
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL fEvENUE, !
CoLLEcro g 0rrrr. risfgrcr ~ NivanA,
Car-n ity, December 2, 1sC9
w herea. have thus dag s-iS'd !, 2S0 Cigars,
w in he City # Carr,,n. Nev.. raid /, l. ars
beiug found without the ptppe Stamps ~ required
by law Now, therefore Not CO 10 hc'cby given
all persons tlal ing sald Civar- to appear and
make su h claim within lhity lays fr IN The
date Of hs Pint rsb ic.te Of this Aotise, or be
e .oIo. W. cHrpic.
.r Lpeps,y COLLECTOR.
lass.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31

N'HESE UNrQUALLED MACHINES DO ALL
the different kipts # work required to b.
done in family ami make al th- different kinos
Of Stitches, without he com locations Of the other
hachinis.
All persons wi niea examine the WHEELER
4 Wilson SEWING MACHINES befJre pur-
chasu= any .'ther.
The Wheeler & wils,n as is we'll known has
won at nctrty every rrial in which has comp. ted
the hi -hrs1 award f merit. The representatives,
Of 9th IN tC.Iinc-, ever contiit Mt, have entered
the lists, ims agtin uny to b. d. feated; and
finding il impossible t. cnmprt- fairly, have en-
deayor-d To Il cry the value Of Premiums They
are NOT slow. however, t. boast # the few they
have T. ceive,l. Hut in The grand tri,i: daily use
throu h Mt the worlc. where only t me il finds
favor ani suArnrity win. the race the heeer
Wilson sewing N,ciIue stand- tFium hautly the
champion i'y The vsrdiet of the cope.
These Machines are Adapted to
Every Variety of sewing.
From he -htes mu,lins to he heaviest cloths
They work el al Well ulun Silk, Liuen, Wsei-n,
OF Cotton goods with lis Jin-n or Cotton thread
Scanning, Quitting, Gathering, Hemming, FeIiIng.
Cording. TGckin-, Bradiug EmbruideIItg. AMI
making Buitot Holes with the great It facility.
If il he iuconyrnirnt i,r the purchaser to visit
the sac room tie order IL ay be forwarded 10 the
otice and it will be faithfully hlied as il the
selection h "a been male pei sonally.
Full inst uctinns recently complied and giving
fail information upon every poiut in detail, ae-
company each Machine and enable the most mex
peEieHcrd 10 operate with ut uIiilcuitN.
Our interest in The successful working OF Ma
chimes l. not second 10 that OF the purchaser, and
We e-m it privilege TO aid by correspondence
otherwi Z, any pers sJn requiring it.
New Machines aud Machines repaired hero, war
rantcd FIR one year
All the Modern Improvements, inclading the
Best Quality If It and SILK, for sale at San
Francisco rates Call and see terms.
w. NJ. sTODDARD,
General gent for Pacific Cast.
Montgomery street corner of Sac amento,
San Francisco.
n. j. SAW e Il s.
Agent for Carson and vicinity.
CrrsDn, December IL, 1879.
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/; Q . 3 9 8 8 s 8 J

TO THE wo' EtNo CLASS w. ura ~
prc,ar, to fur On alt cisssss with constant ero.
plo,nc tat hoi Q, the wholeoi the tin. or ior
The ,p,re r,irtt, %. Dusa-s. t,w. lrlt IA
pr.ht,he Pvs,obs "a q thet NV easily earn ffutN
hoc TO s. pcr cyrn.g, ard a tr pfii mai ,uhty
,'rv { tr their VII ic lime tothc business Da,s
aud girl. earn &c rly M math n men, That Al
W - r-e this not may lend heir add es-, rms
test tho bRne>s, We WnkS this nrlarslbJe4
ofr.r. To such MS r,e roi we'l ~thfed, W. viv
seud 81 topaz fr th. uflc cf wit ny ful
prricu'ars n valuable sampc, WHICH vi o. -
conn ~rcs w,ik on, and n ~ry % I've goris's
Lstsrsry CcH.panfow one - the ',tfe.tand he-t
Eri,S nswstApc,s tuhikhed- alt cent Tree r.
msn, EeaAsv, Il yos want psrpenenI prrQtah,.
v,sk. sssrss =. c. ALIAS 4 o.. ArcvssA.
|xi1rn. es3-~0
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31

AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT NOTHING WOULD
BE MOHE APPRECIATED THAN
ONE UP THESE MACHINES.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-31
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT:
"Thc W eeler & Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champiou.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 49,
TENDER IS, CLARENCE F., only child Of william H.

tember 10. CLARENCE r., only child Of William d.
and Mary E. Veitch.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuly invited TO attend the funeral services 70 pc
heid 81 the Pirst Presbyterian church. YonKers, on
MONDAY afternoon, at three O'Clock. Train leaves
Thlrtieth street at two O'Clock,
NANDERBECx.-On Saturday. September 49, SARAH
LEWIS, wife OF John Vanderbeck Sr., aged u years.
the relatives and friends OF the family and OF ner
sons, John, Francis, Abram, William ana James, also
the members Of Mechanics Lodge, +. and A. NJ, ana
the Americus Club. are respectfully invited to attend
the unerai from her late residence, 22l Chryste
street. on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. .
WARREN.--On Saturday evening, September IL,
ALFRED SrARKEY, youngest son OF George Wiiiiaih
and Lizzie Warren, aged year and months.
Funeral at the Church OF the Holy TRINITY, Brook
lyn Heights, on Tuesday morning, at ten O'Clock.
WIDDIFiELD.-On Friday, September II, CHARLES
WIDDIFiELD aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, No.
32S West Twentieth street. this Sunday afternoon
at three O'Clock. The remains will be taken to Pha
delphia on Monday morning for interment.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
ZINDEL.-On Saturday, September Is, DOROTHEA
ZINDEL, IN the 66tn year Of her age.
Tne friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF her son.
John II. Zinde 90 South First street, Brooklyn, f..
d.. on Monday afternoon. at two O'Clock. The MEM
bers OF Puritan lodge, No. S39, are respectfully In.
vited
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price rising to 2o4l the 'snorts," % usual on Sat
uriay afternoons rushing TO cover The next widest
fuctuation was In Pacific Mail. which recovered to
72k. The following were the closing prices at the
last session OF the stock Excnange:-Canton, 5oh
a 90; Cumberland, 80; western Union, So7s 81;
Quicksilver, 1879 bid; Mariposa, 90 a1oh; Marposa
preferred, 1e,s 49, Pacific Mail, ak ad7S; Bos.
ton Water Power Is 10; Adams Express, SO 81;
wes-Fargo Express, 1871 10; American Express,
s5H bid; United States Express, 591s 81; Mer-
chants Union Express, nv bid; New York
Central, zoos q 2ol: Erie, 393s 3sH: Erie
preferred, 69k 69A; Hudson River, 1903
q ISL; Reading, 95A; Lake Shore, se7s a
81; Illinois Central 1871 1873; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 1907 o los; Chicago and Northwest
ern 75% 10; do. preferred, s6A soS;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati. II bid;
Rock Island, ITO nos; Milwaukee and st. Paul,
"a 744; do. preferred, s34 ss5s; Toledo and
Wabash, II bid; do. preferred 500 bid; Fortiwayne
s7A ss3s; Alton ana Terre Haute 81 bid; Ohio and
Mississippi 3lss 80; Delaware and} Lack
awanna, ITO bid; New Jersey Central, lol1s lo2:
Chicago and Alton. 100; Norris aud Essex,
s7H bid; Hannibal and St. Joseph 1lo 10;
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central ~ 3d.
The following shows the range OF the principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
STatET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.past Five O'clock r. M.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Yesterday was another quiet day in the real estate
market In this vicinity, and no public sales were
held. Much encouragement Is felt at the result OF
the sales held during the past week, and the an
nouncements for this and succeeding weeks Indicate
considerable pressure to sell at what Is regarded
az a favorable opportunity. In this connection the
following observations from the Virginia Real Estate
Advertiser although open to the suspicion OF being
written in the interest OF Virginia lands, are not
without value here From various causes, not
necessary to state the price Of real estate in the
North advanced steadily and rapidly during and
Immediately succeeding the late The same
causes which produced this advance, together
with other and local ones, In the Southern
states, produced corresponding decline In price.
condition or things could continue. The shrewd and
calculating capitalist OF the North could not fail to
the South were brought In fair and open competi-
ton with their Own bleak and unnyltng lands that
tine o. @ 1S s
do we hnd this TO be the case. The testimony OF
men, owners OF lands, from every state and almost
every neighbornood IN the North, Is that they
cannot now. sell their lands except At a
decline-slight IL may be in many Cases,
buted TO the scarcity Of money. The true cause is
this-tbere Is more land In market than there Ia q
demand for. man who wants 10 invest his money
In lands will very naturally hesitate before ouyng
| at from 800 to 500 per acre when he knows ne
can, by going lutte further on, buy equally good
III not BupeTlOT l6uu LOT ITOIu eu W tWeuV
dollars per acre. During the last few weeks we have
| had men In our once from almost every State from
Maine 10 Wisconsin With one consent we get the
same report from all. There Is moral to be drawn
| from this, which the intelligent and practical land
| owner and capitalist Of the NORTH win not be slow
TO observe and act upon
Throughout the Various parts Of the Union outside
OF the Metropolitan district except In the south,
| there appears to be but O slow awakening 70
activity ia real estate operations after the summer
rest and the country papers supply but few notices
/ OF real estate transactions
Real Estate Notes.
| The value OF real estate in Montgomery county
| Ala, including country lands, town lots and city
| property, for 1889 Is $s,osA0sl.
John Frear has sold his place at Highland. Ulster
county N. ", for g. 500, to Mr.. harvey Ostrander
| and mas bought farm little south OF Centre
| vile. 49,
Alfred Conklin has bought OF Mr.. Simpson nfty
| feet on Smith street, Peekskill, N. Y, running
through TO william street. sos feet for which he pale
Mr.. william Mabie OF the 1rm Of Horton Mabie
has bought 14o feet on Smith and William streets,
the same city and sos feet on South OronArd street
being corner lot for which 10 psys S22lo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

Governments continued quiet and dull but strong.
The following were the closing street prices:-
United States currency skies, 1905 1o93s; do.
SKIES, 1881, registered, 1909 12l; do do coupon,
121h a1213S; do. 1ve-twentes, registered, May and
November, 1909 12o'l; do. do coupon, 1862, do,
1919 q 1872; DO. do, coupon 1864, d. 1907 i2o5l;
do. do. coupon, 1865, 1908 l21; do d. registered
January and July 1l9 1le4; do do, coupon
1866 do, 1914 1194; do. do, coupon, 1867, do,
119H 119sS; DO. do, coupon, 1865 do. 1875 119k;
dotenforiies. registered 109A Ito; DO. do. cou-
pom 1897 ITO.
Southern securities were again strong for the Ten
nessees the report being circulated that the interest
would be paid, the improvement being more notcea-
bic in the new bonds The old North Carolnas were
weak, and the special tax bonds steady and strong
The following the closing prices this evening"
Tennessees ex coupon. 81 6lla; do, new, So a
55; virginias, ex coupon so a SO; do, new, 81 SO;
Georgia SKIES. so a 81; do. sevens, 90 81; North
Caroiinas, ex coupon, 81 a 52h do, new, 47a a
lTH do, special tax, SO 81; Missouri SKIES So a
81; Louisiana skies, 10 II; d., levee SKIES e5 Sc;
do, do eights 81 IS; Alabama Fights, SO "a; do.
ives 90 a 81: South Carolina, SKIES 10 a 70; do,
new 81 ss; City OF Memphis skies, As 40; Mobile
nd Ohio sterling 65 e7 Mississippi Central Railroad,
Grst mortgage, 72a7s.
II dncut to characterize the stock market other
than record the simple fact OF Its visible fluctuations
That II has undergone thorough change Is the In
ference to be derived from the appearance 1t as.
sued at the close OF the day In contradstincton &c
rs tone at the opening OF business The whole course
and tendency Of prices have been reversed WIZ
magic-lke power, and rum0r hints that the cliques
whose quarrels led TO the decline, are now treating
for restoration OF their friendly relations 1t seems
that the Lake Shore party sent out dag Of truce te
the vanderbilt party this afternoon, proposing 9
parley The subsequent direction OF things ind
Gates that not only this agreed to- but the Lake
Shore party further promised to abandon theil
Irritation with Erie and listen to the more prudent
counsel OF the Centrates Hence meeting Of the
New York Central directors is announced to TAXI
place ct Albany ON Wednesday next, when CONSOLE
dation with Hudson River directly and with LAX.
shore remotely will be the theme Of discussion. 81
says the street this evening" Erie felt the news b,
going OF 70 ss,s, Just after II had advanced to 40
xAs sQpct ~ Rev york Central was electrical tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY. Sept. ls-oP. M.

SATURDAY. Sept ls-d p. M.
The bank statement is favorable, although the de-
gree Of It's superiority is not great one. The de-
posits have fallen OF about three and half millions
and the banks could therefore afford 10 lose about
eight hundred thousand dollars In reserve The
actual loss in reserve is about SIX hundred thousand
dollars made up OF the decrease in specie and legal
tenders. The gain in surplus reserve is conse-
quently about two hundred thousand dollars. This
Is comparatively small figure but 1t is encouraging
that at this season the banks gain anything
in their surplus. II forhaes them for the en-
suing week. especially as they have also contracted
their loans over two and quarter millions. There
Is again discrepancy In the specie item, which Is
sought to be accounted for by the locking up OF gold
The small decrease will be found to be due to the
large importations Of gold this week, which came
this way in the double transaction OF selling bonds
in London and the gold for them IN the market here
two weeks ago. when gold was IN the vicinity OF
l371S the small decrease In legal tenders Is attri-
bu,ed to the release OF greenbacks originally with
drawn TO AID the speculative stock movements OF the
week Tile following are the last two statements In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.


CIAupIus-NELsoN. Thursday September le,
ut the residence OF The BRIDES parents by the hev.
A. Lawson. CHARLES CLAUDIus, OF Bunal0, 10 GAR
RTE NJ. NELSON of Brooklyn. No cards.
CA,pBELL-CASBy.-On Saturday, september IL |,
Mr. BENJAMIN SMITH CAMPBELL to MARY JANE
CANDY.
HRAra-sLoCUM.--In Brooklyn. on Monday, Sep.
TENDER g. by Rev, s. b. Halsey, Mr.. WILBuE +.
HEATH TO Miss EMMA T. SLocuM, both OF this city.
No cards.
HEALY-FLEMING.-On Thursday morning Sep
tember 10, at st. Bernard's church, by Rev.
Gabriel A. Healy JOHN J. HEALY, Jr, to LIZZIE
FLEMING, all OF this city.
HUGHEs-RIDLEY:-OnW Wednesday, September TO-
at st. Luke's church, Clinton avenue, by the Rev.
]. W. Diler, d. D., SAMUEL A. HUGHES TO FAN
ME h. A., eldest daughter Of Edward Ridley, Esq.
all OF Brooklyn. - .
NATURALIZATION Thursday. September TO- in
St. Sacrament church at Bolton, on Lake George, oy
Rev. H. Dyer Of New YORK; assisted BY Rev. MT.
Locke OF Bolton, ALBERT c. RUPE, OF Wisconsin, 10
WILHELMINE r. MEYER, Oldest daughter OF L. H.
Meyer. Of staten island.
THOMPsoN-PARMANTIER.-A Poughkeepsie on
Thursday, September 10, by the Rev. J. Carpeh-
ter Smith OF Flushing, WILLIAM THOMPSON to LYDIA
@. PARAANTIER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CTEAM DIRECT TO LONDON.-LONDON AND NEW
~ York Steamship Line Steamers fortnghty 70 London
from No. North river Passage at $780, $40 aud $50
currency.
PARAGUAY........ Sept 2S ATALANTA.....-...Oc Oct %
BELLONA. ..Oct.9 CELIA. Nov. D.
and Rotterdam at cheapest rates apply at No. DO
Broadway; for freight ut 81 South street.
ROWLAND L ASPINWALL, Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
u Company.
The elegant side wheel steamship NORTH AMERICA, 5000
burden, Captain w. Weir wifi sail for 81 Thomas Para
Bahia and Rio Janero, Thursday, Septem
Der 49, At o'clock p NJ, from pier 43 North river.
For freight or passage apply to
No. s Bowling Green, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IN Southern Lima.
steamship VICTOR Oates will leave pier 81 East river
Freight for St. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken at
For freight or passage having superior accommodation
spp"" O. H. MALLORY co., ~ Maiden lane.
TAs BlRNvILLR win follow from pier q Norsh river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

CUAETWISE STEAWHKliKSe
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
L THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through rates, New York 10 San Francisco
First Class Steerage.
@1b0 to 5000. 1913.
according TO location of berth.
These terths board and all necessares for
the trip. - - -- -
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No. II North river
foot of Canal street, at ~ o'clock noon,
ON lsT AND 18TH EACH MONTH,
except when those fall Sunday then the day previous
hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
and attendance free. -
COLORADO, Captain Parker.
Steamship CHINA viii leave San Francisco October for
NOTICE re- SHIPPERs.-rreirht for steamer ARIZONA
received until Thursday, September 3d. All freight
weighing les. than 90 pounds to the cubic foot will be for
warded slow rates. All usual facilities Afforded
shppers In collecting inland charges, &c.
For freight passage tickets and all further Information
apply al the Company ticket Office the wharf foot OF
Canal street, +. 4. BABY Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

TROY LINE PoR ALBANy AND LRoY.-TaE ELE-
pier a North river Spring stress every evening atur
s FAY. ooci a Sss. q Ts rH
rail and 7sc cheaper than h line and like reductions
~ RS,n mon wss snd EssS Hu vo,r 'cc nn s
Court sHalt qrQQkiya, cad n west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
LOST AND FOUND.

CONDY KEENY LOST BANK BOOK NO. 300,Sl6, SEP
y TENDER II. The finder viii please leave at the Bowery
Savings Rank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

CTHAMER MARY POWELL WILL COMMENCE RUN.
y nng Saturday June s. 1859, for Cozsens Yves! Point
CornwaI NswburE New Hamburg Iiton Poushkeepsis
afternoon at 20, "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

L,OUND-ON WEST STREET, A HEAVY GOLD WATCH
II which the have by proving property and
paying expenses. Call at Sol West Foryth street:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ The Atlantic Mail Steamship Company,
sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock r. M
cisely. from pier No. iNorth river:-
MISSOURI, Captain G.. W. Palmer, september Z3 -
MORRD CASTLE, Csptain X. Adams, September 30.
EAGLE, Capsin NJ r. Greene via Nassau, October T.
B. e. WHEELER, Jr., President,
No. Bowling Green.
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing regularly Thusday a3 o'clock r. NJ pr ecsey,
from pier No. North river.
MORRO CASTLE Capt. II. Adams. ....... September ~
COLUMBIA, Capt E. Van Sicc ...... ......sepsmber ~
EAGLE Capt. M. r. Green, via Nassau October
'' "s" VI p"''NSS e. WHEELER, Jr. President,
No. 8 Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
coAsrwrsE STEAMSHIPS.

HAVANA sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
III New York and Mexican Mail Steamship line, SAILING
every twenty days, at u NJ from pier II East river
The splendid steamers
CLEOPATRA, Phillips postponed untn THURSDAY, Sept ~
CITY OF MEXICO, Deaken.. Saturday, Oct ~
For freight passage apply 70 -. -
+. ALEXANDRA SONS, IS Broadway.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-23
A Word to eIamnman."

EDITOR TRIBUNE Ill stake my I'M
sullied reputation that "Lampman' is
neither Catholic nor an Episcopalian.
and III wager my bottom dollar that he
is an ignorant bigot and contemplate
ass. No other than tie most unscrupu-
lous and debauched ignoramus, would,
in tbs enlightened ag :, make such a silly
unprovoked and black guard attack upon
the peculiar institutions of two of the
most respectable bodies of christians that
ever knelt in prayer. Why you silly
mockery of man, what are you aiming
at? Is newspaper notoricty your motive,
or do you wish to have the Pope peti-
tened to exercise his satanic majesty
from his filthy seat located somewhere
near your center Of gravity? IF you re
full of the divil'' and wish to be reliev-
ed you need not apply to Rome, as the
'papish priests have given me sufficient
power to completely 'sshet up such de-
based old sinners Then, with your per-
mission, I'll whale the diyil out Of
you,'' or in other words. unseat his
majesty from his dirty throne at any time
or place you or your satanic master will
be pleased to designate. TwEEzERs.