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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14
low A.

MEMPHIS, Nov ll.-Compete returns from
fortv.nine counties show gain for Buchanan of
1918
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

nsskOElrlON.- Partnership heretofore
- existing between Austin NJ Tribe and Speed Rudd, in
the practice OF Law is dissolved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

VIII continue practice in the Counties OF Amherst, bedford
Campbell and the City Of Lynchhurg
oicc in Morris Building nearly opposite the office of the
"Nirgiuian." lnov 5 Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

on BOXES starch, I.c bess made, 400 lbs.
VDU Chemical Soap superior for washing 100 lbs best
dgo Rue. article, in small boxes Lamp Oil Flu
ill., Camphlne, JUS, to hand and for sale by
J. II. THOMPSON CO.
nnv lots Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14
Holm u. OLIVER.
- No. IS s.raVicr Street,

u and cnmmodonsy constructed Hotel under the
ment Of the under is in excellent condition for Tia,
accommodation of the public The proprietor drvotcs his
sonal and will be wanting efforts
penduros calculated promote the comfort of his
An Omnibus always in attendance convey travellers
and from the Depots and Packet Landing.
ma 2ldScfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

nRESs SiIk-Just opened the PrsiiIesf lot o.
u Dress Silks In the market Call and examine thtiu
sep ots j. A Sih'Ih'" w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

NTOTlCE.-Au persons indeoseo 70 ~" ~
~ frm of Black Petyjohn will please can prSmpny up
." I,e uhasiS-sn'' ~ AUSTIN NJ TRIBE
.Lrf0 1.dG c6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-14

a hand sale Pure Holland which
I've the bcs article sold As this strictly medicinal
gent offer 1t those suffering from Kidney Affections the
reliable durcic and goator 1t selected III per
from Importer and 10 reliable trial all that is
'sStry prove its superiority. For sale by
oct l5d&cits J. II. THOMPSON & CO. Druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
Brooklyn CITY Intclligs, acc.

FiRE.A fire broke out in the hotel OF Russell Iosec in
Hamilton avenue the ferry aboat2 o'cesls ycs,er-
day morning. The lower part was occupied rs n bar
room &c, and the upper portions were caanted by the
family acd some fourteen boardfrs. Ths. alarm Of fire.
and dense and suiocang smtse sooa appriscd the
cu ants Of their danger and they nsadc their escape,
some with barely sufficient cibing cover their Naked
The h6c originated the kitchen range, from
which the flames spread Throughout the buding. II was
cnvcloped and ultNftcly destroyed The property
wal owned by NJ Ansop Blake aud WAS valued at about
10 0Co or 81 900. lnsscd Loss on contents 81 500 No
insurance.
appointed Roswell O. Bainard Esq Counsel for the Cor
porntion in place OF NJ y. Warng resigned 10 take
feet on the lst of next August
StBoot SuPFRNTESbKST.--The county menbcrs OF the
Board OF Supervisors held meeting st evening, and
elected Dr. John Carpenter Of New Utrecht Supcln
.e.yeIt .. Public sch9ols ~ the ceuely WWAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

SuIIhS On INC O11xnDus.
DEPARTURE OF PADRE Will, THE EDCARA0UAN
MINISTER, AND 10yR HUNDRED AND FIFTY OTHER.
PASSENGERS, For THE SAN JUAN DEL. NOKTE.

DEPARTURE OF PADRE Will, THE EnCARA0UAN
MINISTER, AND 10yR HUNDRED AND FIFTY 0THER.
PASSENGERS, For THE SAN JUAN DEL NoRTE
The steamship Orizaba, hence for San Juan dc Nioa-
ragua left her dock foot Of North Moore street yesterday
afternoon three O'Clock. She had boarp aboue
four hundred and fifty passengers, among whom wsa
Padre Win the newly received Minister &C the Walker
government tho United States. The Padre, it Is said,
has enjoyed poor hea,h since his arrival the Uated
States, and, having little to do in Washington, he has
concluded TO 90 back and spend the opg the
mosquitoes Whether he returns not will depend upon.
the of his heath General Dcshelds, Of C,hforna,
bearer of dispatches to the Ncaraguan governpau
also among the passengers.
our reporter made most diigent inquiry to ASCERTAIN
if there any ibusters board but positively
assured that there none not Fill. He given to
understand however, sut rosd that there were abeuA
three hundred ycung the vessel who might find
for their interest to arry awhile in syaga just 10
view the scenery, nothing Three four
well known Hl6usters seen ntng about
the vessel for some time Tevious. to her de-
Iarture but they doubt there ~ prevent the
deputy United States Marshals, who also scudding
Nicaragua without pass from Joh2 McKeon. they all
ashore, however, both the Narshals and the hi-
busters before the steamer left the wharf and neither
rary succeeded IN capturing any lrisoners.
The only persons known to havs hlbustariny tendeu-
ces that went of with the steamcl Mao, eorge b
Hail. Of Northern Light noorcty, and Appleton Qaksmth,
ESQ., who had the honor of reading the resolon tho
Park hlibserDg meeting II s,33d oc Nay 4st Thes0
two gentlemen stood alone hi 81 up tie roof Of th1
hurricane deck and as the ship le e doe they waved
their andkercbels and smo Sd tler segs IN pereo9
halo fpresent satisfaction and prospective glory.
The crowd on the dock VII at largcs shan IL usually
on the departure of California siamcr, but what
there three beary cheers sE the passengers,
which answered in snd aud the .cr2aba sailed out
under cloud of smoke, raied by hea .eartng salae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

FATM tCcIDENT,--Coroner Connery held an inquest
yesterday at No. % Grove street the body Of
named ouis Christian, who died from the effects Of in
uries received Monday night at 93 Water street by
the FILLING oi n barrel Of -four upon him while he
ploye in hosting the same. Vcrde--accidcnal death
Deceased As years Of age, and native Of New York
AN Unknown WOMAN FoUyp DROWNED Coroner Gam.
bic held an inquest yesterday at pier H. East river on
the body Of unknown about 80 years Of age,
who was found floating in the water The deceased bad
been IN the water but few days On tho fingers OF the
deceased found some rings, of which the mi
als "a r.. were engraved For further description
Of the body Interested parties are requested to call the
Coroner's Office.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CH1D.--A daughter OF Mr.. Car.
pener Of 76 ST. Marks place. about years of age
fell fiom the piazza Of her parents dwelling on
Monday evening and was almost instantly killed Coro
ner Ferry 70 tho of the accident held
inquest upou the body Of the deceased vcrQct--ac
ciaep ia death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
rtic TeIegrapll.


~ 'as ordered the United
States propeller Arctic Lieut.. Pef-vl Ao" ~ Dfo~
lyn Navy Yard 10 be fitted out 'msscnN'e9 70 miAo
soundngs for the New York Newfoahuiana an" h'nuos
Telegraph Company between St. Johrs, NS"loihu''no
and Valencia Bag on the Ir ish coast the oVcers ap
pointed to the vessel are iseut Commander D. IL o"ery
man. ideut. Strain, Ao-,,g Mast, r J g. Mitchell ro0
Midshipman Thomas anu Mdship man b'rhes' '"s'oe'
able bodied seaman havel been iver'iseo iof anu -
expected tina, the steamer w leav on her eApeaoh -
about four months.
II will be reeolectcd that il was Lie ut Berrymah VINO
when in commend the Dolphin made the deep sea SOUND
ngs between the American and Irish CT ase, ana We oe
eve that his report that Lieut. Mauy iounaeu
his well known theory Of the existence VI coh'huou
bar the Atlantic formed by the depos VS. oi
The deepest soundings taken by Lieut.. erryhih "A
270Oeet but rs he then in the Dolphin 'u ha' 'y
difficulties to encounter which incriered viii Inc oou
racv of his calculations is heiood thu, oh and more
favorable results will be arrived when lie mas al MS
command vessel like the Arctic oflcered and m 'neu ~
ahe will be. There strong for W'ne ~
the conclusion that the correct SOUND nss u
valenta Bay got at they will not show create ave
rage depth along this bar than 900 feet Thus 'ture
to have specially laid down foundation fN the
great work which Is henceorth to the two he nj
spheres. On this submarine causeyay the tcsysA pn
cable will repose firmly and secure! If prosesA
by an artificial enbankment.
We look forward to the rcsS Of Lieut.. BerrynAG'a
labors with great interest. They will, in al probability
disclose facts tending To diminish stu tha
difficulties Of the proposed undertaking In any case hin
report will bo of great Importance in scientific point OF
view, and will probably complete rne discoveries which
the inqung and suggestive geniss Of Lieut. Msry has
given only the first conception.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

Carriages took their places in the line and the procession
was formed in the following order
Detachment OF police
Ten abreast, under command OF
Sergeant Mum.
Gen. John .invd Grand Marshal
Band OF Husic.
Guard of Honor.
Company A, Washington ,c Continental Guards,
Company r. Washington ou:..,ncntal Guards,
CAPT. X. Conln.
Washington Chapter, No. z o. T. A.,
Bearing banner inscribed witt the name OF tue orga
nzation, Gardner eastman. President
Guest Hon. Milard Fifh.re
Accompanied by Alderman Briggs and Come van
Riper, in baronche drawn by four horae
Band Of Music.
RECEPTION CoMMrTTEH IN CARRIAGES
Common Council Of New York in carriages.
Common Council Of Brooklyn, in carriages.
Common Council of Jersey City, in carriages
American General Committee.
Wing General Committee.
Central Fillmore and Ioneson Committee, with banner
bearing the motto Of the Club.
Band OF Music.
Seventh Ward Fillmore and Donclson Club
Joseph $ Beals President ACCOMPANIED by handsome
silk banner, borne by five men, with
the inscription
{ Seventh Ward
FILLMORE AND poNEIsoN
club.
Two American flags.
Band.
Men with the Banner.
! FILLMORE AND DoNEIsoN ASSOCIATION, :
No. Eighth Ward.
Organized January IL, 1856.
Eighth Ward Fillmore and Donelson Club, David J.
Oakley, President. preceded by
Banner,
carried by eight negroes, and inscribed both Sides
as follows -
DIVERSE:
S srH WARD YGUNG MEMS
5 FILLMORE AND noSEISoN UNION
---~~~A
REVERSE:
Under an American Shield supported Bible, the
Constitution with the inscription
AMERICANS.
NATIONAL NOT SECTIONAL.
Band of Music.
Drum Corps.
American Flags
Ninth Ward Fillmore and Donelson Club, A. Campbell
President.
large car drawn by four white horses The was
cstooned with flags, with tho American colors at the
A committee OF the ward sustained
the following banner -
9Th WAHD
FILLMORE AND DONEISON CLUB
Organized Feb. %, 1856.
Robcrtson's Brass Band
Car with the banner.
FILLMORE AND DONEIsoN CLUB.
The covered with American flags and festooned
with flowers. In tho centre handsome arch,
mounted by large eagle.
Band OF music.
Old Revolutionary Americsn tag.
Band OF music.
Delegation Of citizens.
18th WARD
FILLMORE AND DoNEI.SON CLUB.
Organized Feb 26 1885,
JoeEPn s. TAYLOR. President.
f. S. SEEIEY, Corresponding Secretary.
{ JAsEN Mills, Recording Secretary.
u. W. GENET Vice President
j. G. IGlITBoDY. Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25
SUPERIOR Court.
Before Chief Justice Oakley

FcIufc CTltl JUslCt UukIt9.
JrNE 2i-MoGuire, administrator, rs. -Ne'o fork anil
Harlem Rctboad Company-lhs was an action for com
pensaton for the loss Of the life Of William Spencer,
employe Of the defendants. who killed by collision
with another train OF the same company, near Williams
Bridge, in March, 1852 The tried before, and
now trial having been granted the matter was sent he
fore Judge ushorer referee, who awarded 81 800
damages. Tho suit comes up again. The company con
tend that they not responsible for damages done TO
servant by another. Judge Oakley sent the whole
before the lcneral tcrm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

CENTREvILEE COURSE, L. l., TuEsDTy, Jt-NE 24LrfiH
TRoT BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AN1CHICAGo JAcG.
The trot between these celebrated horses of ye
terday afternoor on the Ccnrcvilc Ceurse Tho pub
lcity given the affair and the high reputation Of tho
horses drew lssse attendance to the tfGek-n fact
much larger than rual There considerable betting
the result before ac horses started s1oGto $780,
Flora but after the first heat the odds SlO0to So
Although the sided affair throughout, yet
many were found willing to stake their Terey at long
odds, deemng it hardly possible that the could
wii~East she was known to be-with thu dsadvau-
tagc OF going to wagon, while the horse hdse priv
lcge of saddle The first half mile of each neat
very qr~k, will be seen by report Ff,fa
driven by II. Woodruff while the horse was lacked By
Warren Peabody.
First H,rt.-After the usual amount Of scorh:k, both
horses having to the stand together, tb WORD 70
start was given and or they went at rapid gs Flora
on the inside Immediately after sartng the he sc took
the lead and upon reaching the upper turn we5nbOue
three lengths ahead An exciting struggle fer She feaA
now took pace; during which the mare pressed III shotse
closely e back stretch that be carried hia
feet at the half mile pole, and broke badly VIZ inn
possible fer iw to from this mishar in true -
push the mare who came home easily three or four
lengths in advance, amidst the plaudts of her anrcrs
The following 10 ahe time Of the heat H. s.
FIRST quarter Sf36
iiaii miie LSN
Mic. SV3S
Second Hedt.-After two Intellectual attcinpts ak
an even start they got the word They went together M
til they had rounded the upper turn when Flora took tho
dashed dOwn the back stretch AT STEP
II impossible for the horse to keep his feet willis
attempting magtin the unequal struggle- twas toe
much for h-an he again broke at the half n.e polo
badly. The had it all her way, and
home at her leisure leading by several lengths the horse
giving II up when inside the distance stand Ti.oof tho
N. s.
First quarter. ........................ 36x
Half mile ......................... l lSK
'h'' OV
Third Hsdt.-4hcy. got of well together, but did not
keep company for many moments. SO rapidly did the
trot that impossible for the horse maintain
~ytipnn hpr and he Ito Tho tnrarn ~
the lost being but too evident that Jack
unequal TO tho contest The had it hH 0wn
throughout ths-heat, and home Of tho
race and money. The time Of the heat
NJ 8.
flrst quarter .............,.......O 6J
The following is the summary
(fTREylIIE COURSE l.. I-Trotting-Tuesday, Juno "a,
match 81 600 mile heats, best three in five.
J. McMann named D. IN Flora Temple TO Wagon = /
" Pfifcr named b. h. Chicago jack under tho
Time, 2:30li-2:30-2:30
Matches come of this afternoon both the Centre-
vile and Union tracks. The match the Centrevie is
between Lady Riley and Beeswing for 81 900. That
the Union Is between Honest John and Ioa for purse
and stake Of $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

The Order of United Americans turned out about two
hundred strong and headed by several Chanceos
and other high officers OF the Order The ranks of the
Continentals very slm making barely enough for
the guard of henor and The o. L. A. formed each side
OF the carriages that followed Mr. Fillmore They looked
very much like pail bearers.
The route Of the procession up Broadway to Four
teenth street through Fourth avenue To the Bowery
down the Bowery to the eastcry gates Of the Park Tho
procession included about one thousand people, and
passed given point in nine minutes.
The only decoration in Broadway was at No. 665 the
Fillmore headquarters, where banner was displayed
with the following inscription
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-25

THE WELSOME hOAF-flLLhOfE, The IhlDE
THE NATION.
Tor Fillmore the pride OF the nation,
The choice Of the fearless and free
We join in q heartfelt ovation,
Aud welcome him home from the sea.
our b,~oms in throbbing communion,
Remember the statesman so true.
Kepeat Who shielded our glorious Union,
And stands by the red, white and blue.
lrom lands where the millions are ycarping
for freedom from tyranny's chain,
Uur Fillmore. IN glndness returning,
Echolds dear Columbia again.
His heart beat with freedoms DEVOTION
his soul Is yet stcadiast and true;
Rcpeat. t.-.' He swcars to the Union dcvoaon,"
Ard stands by the red, white and bluc
so factous dissensions shalt sever
The bands that our Washington wrought;
~1he Union, !" mchanging forever
Is shrincd in each patriots thought.
our love and our faith not hollow;
Irs,trcngth they were nourishcd and grow.
Ecpcat The chief We have chosen we III follow,
And stand by the rcd, white and blue.
our voices are Joined IN communion
The stars OF our lag are above;
| Huza. then, for Fillmore and tnon,
Huzza for the man that We love,
The old Union ship, when he guided,
| Was staunch in her timbcrs and true,
4 Repcat-Aud now through the States 'Ga,1iydedr
! wen sal hcg u rcd, white aas blss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

COTTAGE NIL SEMINARY, Pouctkccpslo.
u reu ytrk.-hflLO 2. JLwt1T. Prgoir,I I'D P'oar,-
In e. cOTT aGt Hr -FMIrNgY T. {. rrypv,ei to e,n-
ssr CARTEL thorough uhiuns Of li u'nh-' OF
You, cdies. 1sti itutsnt eELECr FAMILY SCHOOL
Abt prric cod list!uc employed is all Depart
and the numter q Teachers ptopor 70 de
pvJi.
PRACTICAL Llj u-. education adding eycrJ pleasing accom-
plrhmett
No ca, on eer he rnc-e ,ulble for purpose,
plated th. the CITY town esscd by Ios
IN beau spsou, saybty Ci Climate. ara the intelligence
r"peu ont OF rs ciprsrs
Especial attention Is to the health ot the pupla Inc
xcces relied IL the ubsfai use "
cosc aud t-rt abundant supy OF ~hsie-0ns 'o
perfect svCern order and puuctu- W all ocHOo AID
Fen y dute. " ADDITION TO daily walks he beautiful
hkarpse and rer-aol 10 the s,y H'uods OF
tho Seminary Cyp aud CeI-eic EXERCISES ere sInA1y
pretts,d under the direction e he T-acnsTs
bOa'uGrs permitted 20 vs confectionery saogta
The Academic IoG SiI cOnneuc- OF the III ~ sep
,eulher There will be 8 recess curing The Uoid.ys
Pupils Quarter only: al nl ior zach oens
sy.te 1ho,o shD enter ir the scnoi,stc tsH
Eli pss oh,f e. the tine Of sdInsson t1s resDaef oa
be lst OF March
ExrrSSa& III :. ...,,., r.,
Members OF lv the Principal WI be charce1
Per quarter go rhis udes u:n ei Roons tue
Lisht Nesht Youas Lsoss exoectet 10 provide
.heu syr, with he srtelcs tCr PERSONA use
TOs els nspns silver Dessert Fosk and spoon and NAPKIN
Ri"s TUITION QUARTER
For the Regular Couse including ,sh, Latin, French and
Vocal husic, 80 .
Pupils Lot pursuD, the Regular Course charged Is FOL
low, English SO; Fre.ch 0 Latin rio; Piano orte sd
OF instrument, sis; Guzr, 90; dap, r)i Dta~ins
eo, baurI Il water eoors), Slo Painting ia Oh. S-'
Vocal Nusic tIequ!ed q al puOls % ~. . - ..---
CstsF sue. furri-h-d on application to NJ P. JEWETT
Ppug,kt tepsie, JULY ) 1876
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
Ensuranee Companies.

CECTRITY FIRE INSURANCE Co., No IL
- Pmest ,Gres, Western BudngsD Cash sotG t 1920
q. paid in This Compay having I'll 's capital PAID ~ and IA
oroe-s, OF nve-e. now reeiy receive sppicstops lAf
10 Hsue policies OF lnsursuces on 1ercnerAte 11Ifes
ships in port gnd other property on favorable teyu
JOssPH WALKER, Preaideht
THos. W. BrEDsALL, Secretary.
JOSEPH WALKER
WiiIIAM F. MOTT. No. 95 Fas, Broadway.
JOHN HALSEY fIiAeht, !lelsey 4 CO.
EDWARD WOOD, (Wo~I, AesI.ttG Col
ROBT L. CASE.
WM. DENHIsTOUN No. 226 Herry-st
NM II. HuSSEY. tLsne & littssey.J
FDHUND W CORLIES. t1orlies * Detke1)
CHAS r. PARKER, No. 30 Pine
JOHN y. NAhkEN, lIOrd, Warren, Eyans Co.l
CHAS LILY, NJ. .oi Bioa!wsy.
VA ABBArr, iAbbat hin'urr)
WM BiRDSALL j. Gromweii BirdsaH.l
FDN D. MERRITT f'uderhih, Hlvlaud Coz
sSlTB LAW REsCE, q y T. Law eence
HEShI BARROW ~ n. Barrow n son)
yOSFPn LAWRkNCs, (Prest u. y Trust Coz
EDWD HAiGlir. lEcharl Is, tllgh, CO..
y. VI. WHiTfDCK tB. n 4 l. A. WbitlCck.)
JAi!t \ o. GARNER. No. p Pinest
sAnUELC PAXON. ALLEN PaxsonJ
Rl3uAnp ?. BRUgF lBruh Brother Seayer)
.. CnOhWFLL ir.. woodward Crouwel.)
ST. VALENTINE, -. Valentine & Sob.)
T.. GONEFLL. No. IL EAchan 20 place.
JOHN r. VII IS. 0onlel,s & Wiis.)
6EOkgE u Il. EH, tRSj ef Birdsadl
ROBr LIEDLEY MUIR ~, murray Dayl,)
DAVID B KEFLPR, (ate No 2i5 soGis.st)
WI ALIEN BUTLER, (Beue ,, iIomDhrey X Bvtssl.
L. NiNAN, No. . BuIGng-slp
hATut " MITCHELL, (Curtiss Mitchell L Col
JOhN ALIEN. date Hopkins, Allen q Coz
SEOsbE 3. GFISNELL, Mor,On 0nDne)
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
Sales bp Anttion
II Wilson klcionoe~. -
fiction NOTICE. To MORROW (trt

u
AUCTION NOTICE. To MoRRO" (trt
- a. a. furuishcd for ,orY dwelling house. ~ Nes
lh,t consist rt-y elesaltIos no fs ot 'ntss
lcanf1 uphoseioi a,d elegantly earvof ve' su7,,''
Piano Tmto ,f .rsfad tonch tone and hn.sh o0'. fv
h.sy, Ff.r-h PLAT Prov 4 Oys Gisses rvfo"o tnA
L Center .sd S8s Tables: English Tapestry Bfu. es iu'o
Piy eId rpsr.i Crrr.t. Eocsteie ~ Lsoc "i0io" N'
tL. sflc Land Fsflar S1 asso'r"nt of ch""
Ou Psir,isls It. rich uh'grnla .Tet VheY %
-, r. of whrh very cody Book. Itpef sid hEHl
Std. O,.ret Table, nj ChiDe Vases Ofmoin >IocS
no A. sn Parissn Figures; ak sud nak~anu Et~naoh
T.l. Too snc Dnirg Tise- with rciIY polished isav-sI
TO- Csni T.ues &C. Tire Bedroom Funitne cousits Of
mi su,o Of rosewood ard uhos.nr hee'y 'ythc
p-s,,.l, with pnresus VrshsBfs 10 rchly csvsd, -
.rh o IN, suites pei, ted Bclrooui urntrre best single
,nt d6uh hsSr Mattresses; Irsyln CEp-n OTsi ,lItors
Toilet .he, Clrdrers Chairs . lclos stair Carpets tnt
iijcea, Io,swccd BeL Sad Ba'e.nert ranitos,-.n
o. .ou T. BIO Of zen feet maple sDl lsoGe Ch9u' N'ote
C.ck Mirror vasls; reh Cipns rea I'D oirfor 'tn cse
fds1w,r, rch syer plated vMe such ~ fof soon SO
p.Let. Ssyers Tea Service. elegant psed ttses wita
ts cnt ss; superior ivory Cutlery Coo<inE stove,
Erb.r r..p., e. The Whole OF The above ua ture s n
ere ,ett order a. wil 10 sola without reseEgo.
fiction NOIICE.-Peremptory sale OF
~ .,an3a Cabinet Furniture Pa F"rtss silver " are,
=. s.rr.l o. ,oNl 4 Co will sell a. No. I'll Nt's'--i,
10 ", phOW fErGlyl August l5 A. lH A. m -, isrsett
% ck o, ahue Ruure offered 70 the public 81 al ton ta'
Thu s.eotrier, il onplc,e sad TOO eXhHE> 20 eAu
,s.. an sIrrrtiseuept Full particulars IN Catalogues
eoY morning Of aIe Persors IN want on uLni are W" ~,
wei 10 attend this sals everything oHeref w % P.Hey
d N rsv aysIces Aso, b, oIier ot ne mort
sssee the entire fuIniture o, family conprsIni ."o
80. -aIret. &c and tine tones paoo iortes
~ B-Ooots purchased % esSe tho c.iy cAse'u ="
The premi0~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
W y MELLoR. Auctoueer. .
T,LFGANT CABINET FURNITCRE at Auction

II TTiIS DAY AZ oi oc!ocI st hs SLesoom, Nos 10 All
- opposite the Hou,e consisting Of hs entire
for OF s.le er be sold po.i'iyey without
.ry, 70 pav advances consisting O' ch aud desirable stock
s,i,e E,ss-,cs pookcsss euau.ei Chamber suites ore
solid cak r,sb s,op CnsDber suits, NIB carved Psto'
"a r Tables tscritores Sidebosrd', Mrc Csbnots ross
wCod ad nahozsaY Chamber FURNITURE, II suites 10 n'ca
Hsr Da Tttea Tees Ie ard box SOFAS, sprns SEA
Pa,Ia Chairs rrkh and Sol'se DO Clccks Cniey. bs'
vue China together with al eniies va'ley oI
art,es the o,sskeeIra lae worthy tho ateJto OF ey
sfS country buy~rs Cefs s-ued rOtnEs oil sa1e
o.op. cs 10 rseisd o shipping toe premises a. reason
able charge
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

uTDsON PIC IRON IL excellent (or Foundry
/ suc Er,s- ,ur,oS. It- Io Us-e,1 49,
nyts .ctsp .nd c h. ,psrr e cgse' my 'o"tch Fg
I'Ht ". QUINCY. 40 {" ~ ian - Agent ~ -" '''h-"
irur TorpsnV
~ hMFS a sON's S,tDvELS aud SPADES
W. -tor "a. b. JOHN q. QUINCY, No. 9s whl'mst
SPEI.TEK aNTJMONY. BANCA TIN, CUT
OHsTs = Tor al. n. rOH3 ~ QUIPCY No a. "i''smH
THOHAS PIG IRON-Soit, free, strong an'
L .Arauei srbs,Itu.e fOr s,cot h Pie .
JONI n OUINCY. No ~ WILLIAM e.
WIRE ROPE-FOr all kinds of ilolstlrs IN.
w erdbt SUGAR Houses, MIsSS, INCLINED
PLANES &c. AI-ofor SrANDfcG aIGGiNn tI 'c,.rls "
ASHCBOfPs STEAM GAUGES, DUDgEDNS nf
DRAULIC JACKS, ALLEN NDffSs aETAbL"S
PACKING. &c. for STEAM NFSrL1t,S
FkGISE BOILERS Ard MAGHNElf bought aid sold
commission.
Also PLANS end SPECIFICATIONS prepared.
CHARLES ". COPELAND, Cousultins ersnc~
NJ. N Broadway. New fo.S-