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~ vsu ~ n.as,s.,- w, WYE.
6aAGs CAawbA Isabsh ana bssAouss ersp~s rev sscs
n fne fvneA peara ship william Tel B.yre s.s
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OusH a~ssva~ss $50
phfpAL wEEArns FOB TnE kILCIOH-
ID comnns,ncins s.z ossl' q Zach ana q e. usa
1iF.;s.Isa 4 Sofs.
JANIS iUcKxE. Propsse.or.
PLAox AND DAEx GRAY BEAVER cLSAKx
ID s,rst eS ..t .a ,sr go ,
tsl Broadway. between aprins asd Priaoe
RRoDIE's IMPORTED cLoAKs FOE
GFo peonrr :, Cs IN. HOLLIS .n e. ;ns
arrivals eight cases Of the very latest
res Of PARA made eOsks mAsis. consisting princi
Es Bet syo.s velvet 81 s,Sss. lace :sa fsss @meA
which be VIII sell ~ very small advance The cost Of i'm
c. Segs ultimate that be has re marked a. very
Eucn reauied rates the bAsnoc OF all the ctoaks tsmss
TUE o. : ~ s -A' d 'N own won known "'n''-'
Buyers Of holiday presenis particularly invited take
no.e .. 10 sso.e.
AaNOiD O0ssTAs LE 4 oO.
6s Casai street, Gosr B<e4d way.
CaEsPxsT SILKS m Tns CRY.
~ co sdauioasi pies e. Al e. 6 end 7s viii be offered
AEn0s.D CossTAsLE 4 co.
~ Cansi street neAr BroadwaY.
CLSAKs ao.xs
ach Lyons velvet and clen cosks Also csiAreus and
~ssA o'0AA s'eSi fS sssS'sa Wusos q Gam, AREA,
CLoAks. o"Afa Cheap ,,o...
All cosIs scn before the LIST o. JAMS.
Hs price.
CDrAP sTLKs. OHEAP sILgs
" Clearing out sale OF g. silkn
B, DEsSSxi .st tosrss si,u Is f ssssa~.v
~ rhs cheapest s~u sse~sd ID New York
AS0'"1a : Shs ssc s1'sI, 90. N rs1o"@
26 fsvoar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

last INDIA PALE ALR.-Jovxs CErEBRArED
II Hat India and Burton sles together with 10
ply Of old STOCK and rssh pale aes alsc superior arc q
porter suitable Tor bostHG constantly land. a
The Office The brewery LES Ras sixth street M r. Tsass
ales be constantly fcird drSught Meropo
Hotel Everett Hoses, "Once," Brooks Star Hotel An All
oes 1r cass houses In View YORK and the pr sss
of the United sssAes West Indies Arne-.a
N, B.-ordsrs Cor shipping promptly executed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-16

DPANDIEs WINES RUN, DIN. sCorCH ANN IRISH
ID wlskeys. cordials ac,; LONDON ard Dublin poss r,
sles &c. selected and upofed Tor family and hots
ure; for sale UNDERH1IJs MAT1EBs0n'S, 90 nroons
strt ct corner OF Crosby, near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22
professional Notices.

OFFICE for PATENTS, No. Wall-st., New.
~ YORK-AGENCiES il LONDON. PARIS, BRUSSELS,
VIENNA Gc-Spechcaons and Drawings for Applications,
surrenders for Reissue Of Defective Pasnts Reconsdeons
Rejected Cs.es intereences and Appeals prepared and
coudsced and counsel al egs and nhc points
connected with Psent Matters
GREAT BRITAIN-Proyi,oul Protection Registrations,
Polon cations and the Great seal procured Opposion1
entered and conducted Assignments prepared stamped aad
registered in London
FRENCH AUSTRIAN and other Continental Patents G-e
obtained and Assignments PREPARED stamped and registered IN
the appropriate Offices Of record
IL ressrd TO Foreign Applcrions the undersigned feels
liberty remark tA, the result OF The he has
this business and the perfection Of his
be has taken there durnS that time majority of all the
Ps,.nts both in number and il importance emastng from
tbs country also the UEi;ed States al
P.tsn,s issued foreigners While evidence VI their legal
strens 9Th and validity has failed Of being sustained
before the Courts
useless proceed TO Ear dispose Of invention
before Patents secured prr exposure will void 1.-THE
Full information 20 costs Ae b. hsd application
sbov- JOSEPH Z. PERSSON.
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BOARDING, at Nos. Is and ~ East Brosdway
I'D fos Gentlemen aud Wives Ais" Rooms '' 'iHee "'"'s
men, " it'll facilities for nre.
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Copartnrrsbip Notices.

H,RAyERS & JEROME, No. IL Wiliam-st-
The .ub.sr have tins day formed Copsr-nership
Ger n. firm II TRANERS JEROME, for the
q general STOCK COMMISSION bu.nes..-Sev-York, Ok.
= 1850 WI X IhAnEhs
LEONARD w. JEROME
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

AN ENGLISH FAMILY can accommodate
n s,,Ie gentleman with BOARD and comfortable home
kefersnees required. Apply At No 1874 Mad'Onr neai
Ruccrs
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Gouses ano farms tDanteo.

4 FARM WANTED.-The subscriber wishes to
~ hire frst-Ta'e FARM from IS l5D within ~
this city or which reasonable rent would be paid
Address ~ McGRAW. No. fj5 Broadway.
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Ghanfes for Business Met

DRUG ESTABLISHMENT for SALE.-lhe
DweI.knowD fTscsss Store so long conducted by JAMES
w SMITH IN BrotlvD the City Hall offered for sale
b Lease Of the premises agreeable to the parties Apply
coyser of Court ct and Montsfuepsce, Brooklyn, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-22

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SBvM
IN PER CENT BONDS-Phs undersigned Offer y =
Tie SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of this 70
ny tate ssue) having twenty years To run. intefeS
annually the hrs days Of February and Ausas
'Ap-'' "s'"'' ~ DUNCAN SHERMAN o.
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As Sc The STEAM

FIGURING MILL situate ~ the corner Of Broone sad
Ieyissts the City New York, known the New York
C.y Flour Mns-It has run Of stone, superior engine
and lie furnished with suitable
Touring mill al in complete order 1t will make from $50
Of and grnds 500 to 300 bushels Of
dsy In perfect running order. 1s proximity " the
and steady demand for whatever it manufactures
gives this NIL peculiar advantages and offers most desirable
to persons wishing embark Ia the business APP
pty to f. 81. WILLETT No. CT Wall-st.. ~ Y.
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IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown, y. "a
i SELECT CLASSICAL and coMAERCu ca BoARDISe
WEDNESDAY Nov. S Circulars, with terms. resre.aces
te may = obtained Of hs.. Lyoc K.y."s 40 sSs
~ or h, sJSr~.s.s d. 5. ROWE. PuDcip-i.
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l. MIC INSTITUTE West Farms, Weschester County,
n VI ZAEPFFEL Principal. Parents wanting school IN
which their acquire thorough knowledge OF the mod
EN- IansuAg,s will call Al the AMERICAN SCHOOL lSSIl-
TITF Applstous building No. $40 Broadway " Y.
2. II. CHAPMAN & SMITH.
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I,RFNCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and

GOLDEN HILL INSTITUTED CLASH
" CAL and ENGLISH BOARDING. SCHOOL located q,
Bridgeport Conn. the Rev o. B. DAY, " A Princpa.-
Winter OF y weeks Oct n Prce $50 per
year. quarter payable advance Reference f.caly
Esie
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1nstrntiion.

DOYs SCHOOL subscriber has opened a
- SCHOOL tor BOYS at No. 81 Msdi.onsv ,
GEO n. CLEAVELAND.
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G LKS, SILKS, SILKS.
- GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS THIS WEEK,
AT A. @. COLBY'S
No 20 GRASDsr, CoRSER o. ELpRIDcL-sr.
IS, 900 YARDS on RICH COLORED SILKS
from Auction, 81 46, SIG, si6, 1's ss
TIE CHEAPEsT TO az Yocsp ! Cry
i5,ct0 YARDS RICH COLORED POPLINS ALL COLORS
yard wide, At l2t, very cheap
l.2oo RICH STELLA sHAwLs.
White, Black, Crimson Drab Scarlet kc. vary cheap
500 PIECES MBRfNO
p, 49, S6, fs
BLANKETS. QUILTS. AND C0UNTERPANES-CHEAP.
All OF the abovepsusd Goods will be cold dnrinx ths
a great tsrysns. ANDREW q. COLBY.
No % 0r.adSt coz. u Udddsa
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TNSTRUCTION.-A Lady of maay years expert
n Teacher wishes 70 employ portion II her time in
GIVING INSTRUCTION in PRIVATE FAMILIES or 10
CLASSES IN SCHOOLS. IN an, o., the usual English studies
sIJ;, IN. higher branches OF Msthems:cs or in Latin
Ycnnr LADIES' would be prrrred pupils who having
1917 ,hs, school course would like TO devote or
d,y 10 History general Literature in Enxlsh or
IN eher Of the principal MODERN languages Address w. Box
No 8 $50 Post Once
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AIDES FAN CY U s.
IL BACKUs, OSBORNE Co.
No. 81 sne s. MAIpSSLASE. NEw-YosK,
Offer at WHoL RETAIL desirable assotteot
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
CONSISTING OF ..-,., ,,,,,,
RUSSIAN SABLE, HUDSONS BAY hARTEN, MINK,
STONE MARTEN and FITCH
Manufactured in the latest, most fashonsbie styles
EXPRESSLY FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE
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60 h)bom it map Gontern.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS to PERSONS an

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS TO PERSONS and
III Large Amount OF Property Destroyed is the daily 1fOI
nation furnished by the newspapers throughout the land iOn
the Burning Fluid Now all danger and the cause OF any &C.
epts are entirely removed If You the PATENT INDIA
RIBBER FLUID LAMP which cannot be btoken, bars,.d
-, expods neither the Lamp be- filed while burning.
They are economical and cheapest Lamps sld sht
.er offered TO The appearance Lamp is
OF and be sent securely by Express
.yerywherv. The is 81, 81 l., 81 IS aud FL ID In
co.e money by mail aud Lamp will be forwarded CORE
spondns money received and be the OF SAVING
valuable life Liberal discount 10 dealers HANAdtRST
A MOTT Exclusive Manufacturers the United States,
No. ~ Fuiton-st., New-York City.
FUNO PATENTEES and OTHERS.-The adver-
tses who of experience will leave the city,
ON an tour the West and South and
viii take charge Of business inrused TO him suoh IS
ps otaers iug agencies collecting debts 6c Ref
erence the first class furnished Address Box No Ill,
Broeaiyn PoeOhcs-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-25
PnoLIrLc cons-The Savannah Ner, snrn

Mr. Amos Henderson brought to Office yesterday
stalk, rather collection Of stalks from singl,
grain containing twenty The variety Of corn send.
suckers from the root each Of which produces one a.
two Tho specimen before has ten separate stalks
and twenty Two stalks containing three cars
had another and larger stalk containing hiry-one care
which was blown down night and iell a prev 10 the
fowls This raised the plantation OF George
Wymbery Jones' ESQ, on the Isle Of Hope and from
seed Obtained originally, from the Cumancbe Indians In
looking at the specimen before credit the almost
marvellous stories told Of lie producvenos such rs gath
erng half peck from every grain that is planted The
corn viii remain al our counngroom during the morning
for the inspection Of those who take interest in agrcu
tural productions
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-25
From the New Haven Register
)UTHERN AGGRESSION

At the time of the purchase of Louisiana By Mr. Jeer-
son the opposition to the democratic party proclaimed the
act to be unwarrauabe piece OF southern aggression
and with pous horror predicted the evils that would
suit TO the country. II Pandora box opened upon
the fated nation. And yet what the result Aud
what the evils endured The Father Of Waters
with his giant tributaries the Missouri and the Ohio was
thrown open 10 commercial energy; the West became
peoped with eneprising farmers thriving towns sprung
up and yet this was southern aggression Had it no,
been for the forehought Of President Jefferson the terri
tories 50 acquired might have remained wilderness for
years and the internal Of our country not vet
fully nor even partially developed BY the ordinance OF
1887 Virginia eeded 10 the general government aa the
right Of that Commonwealth the Territory northwest
ward Of the river Ohio and dedcaed II forever 10 free
d0 There shall be neither slavery nor involuntary SER
ytude in the said Territory otherwise than in punishment
OF crimes whereof the party shall have been duly convict
ed Was this southern aggression So with the Kan
sas and Nebraska bill From all the shrekers for free
dom hear the cry Of "he aggression Of the slave pow
err Where is the aggression contained in or advocated
by the original bill Was it an invasion Of northern
rights when it distinctly said that the hin did not iegs
late slavery in out 81 the Territory but len Il to the
people to make their laws as in their opinion, the
necessity Of the demanded We confess We cenuo,
Gee H.
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Nsw RoUrr 70 CALponuA-The Baltimore American

Nav RoUrr TO CALpoRSrA-The Baltimore American
says:
The great scheme Of the Honduras Railroad Company,
with capital OF SlO00oOOo, under British charter IS
about TO be brought cut under the most favorable auspices
Tho directors divided between England aud the United
States and Of the most influential firms give ooun-
tenance the project and appear in the directory
agents procure subscriptions The difference Of distance
between New York and San Francisco compared with
the Panama route Is lO3 miles and the difference from
Liverpool 10 San Francisco touching nj Kingston Jamaca
S3l miles IL i estimated that the present rates o.
speed BY and rail the time between New York
and San Francisco be accomplished in thirteen day
four hours snd that STEAMERS be built and with Ia.
creased railway speed the time be reduced TO cgh
days sixteen houra The accomplishment OF this work
will bring San FRANCISCO within speaking distance Of New
York
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-25

PAINFUL RUnoR ~ RELATroS THK BURNING OF TuE
MOUNT VERNON HorEt-i Is stated to be the general i'm
preston at Cape May that Mr. CAIN the father Of the Cain
family who burned up with the destruction Of this
hotel murdered and robbed before the hotel was 80,
on fra The ewelry Of all the members Of the family was
found scar the oharred remains bit dollar Of gold or
silver coin has been recovered and there every reason 70
believe that there considerable in their possession
Young Cain, who escaped from the hotel but so badly
burned that he died soon afterwards alleged that he saw
in his room when he left IT, Tho remains Of the girls
found those OF the father and il s Inferred from
their peculiar position that they also murdered
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-25

DECISION or SUPREME CorRT or NEw YonE--The
New York Evening Mirror says
1.-THE supreme court general term, decided yesterday
- "nhnshed business Of either branch Of the com
that 49, - - afaA and
mon council dies with the year wnici !. ,..... .
that an ordinance passed BY the board assistants In 1852
could not be taken up and concurred BY the board OF
aldermen IN 1853 that under this rule The grant Of the
strainng lis being put down in 6reenvi street between
Reade and Day streets Ii application Of the adjacent
owners restored The case s 70 be taken TO the court
appeals