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Marriage, Its duties and disc uelf Sozftons and
theii remedies with Lithographs illustrating the
productive Organs Of both sexes their structure
uses, and functions. popular and compreheu,
sive Treatise on the Duties and Causaltles OF SIN
gle and married life-happy and fruitful alliances
mooe OF securing them-infelicitous and infertle
ones-their obvigtion and removal -impor-sut
hints to those contemplating natrimony thai yyln
overcome objections TO IL; none. however shoula
tafe this important step frs, consultiny Is
Pages-commenteries on the diseases and medical
treatment OF females from infancy 10 ola sge ear
case graphically illustrated by benutifnl Ifiboors
pnic plates--nervous debility its causes and s1r7
oy process at once SO simple, safe and efactusi
tnat failure isimpossible-rules for daily nanage-
MenL-an essay On spofrnatonhes, with practice
OBSERVATIONS on the safer and moresucsscxSul mode
OF ueatmenf-preoautionar hints on d., eIils e
s9Iung nom empirical pfectice-an ESSAY on Eli
diseases arising nom indjscretlon with rf,in "a
simple rules ny which all persons can cure theFn-
indicted miseries and disappointed hones 81 r..
fortunately prevalent In the young IL isa nut
ful ADVISER 10 the married and those nj dr.
marriage: lis peruEal is particularly recommend
60 10 persons entertaining secret doubts OF thrir
physical condition, and who are conscious of 4 :.
Ing haIardsd the health, happiness ana pr,yil+o,s
10 which every human being Is entitled
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(SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED)
Between Washington CITY and the South

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
eORDONSVILLE,A AND RICHMOND.
Leave Washington n q. m and Pm.
Fare from Washington to Richmond ......S5 50
OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS
will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con-
vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Free of
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PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dis 49, -
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Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured b. this
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RAILROAD IRON ALEXANDRIA TO RICH
MOND.
THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost tothe Depot OF the Petersburg
Railroad.
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tanned Of JAMES A. EVANS,
feb ii Agent, Alexandra, Va.
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PROPOSED DATIs OF SAILING.
Foss Nee York. FROM LiosYposl

For freight or passage apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS d CO.,
So Wall street, New York.
BROWN. SHIPLEY & CO, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD C CO., 81 Austin
Friars, London
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cious stones, metals, unless bills Of ladfng are
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EXCURSION BOATS
FOR THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
THE STEAMERS THOs. COLLYER OR
l. GEORGE WASHINGTON s@h
can be chartered for public or Sc
lect parties to the White House Pavilion, Fort
Potomac River
For further particulars apply to the Captains Of
the Boats or to the President Of the Company.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
4&Gk UNITED STATES H&&k
$500 M ALL ST EAME II s. $3.50.
VINHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LIMB

Il are the
ATLANTIC .................Capt. Eldrid9e.
BALTIC Capt. Comstock
ADRIATIC............. .Capt. Jas West
These ships having been built by contract eI-
pressly for Government service, every care has
been taken In their construction, also In their
engines, to insure strength and speed; and their
accommodations for passengers are unequaled Cor
elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool
In first cabin, e130; In second do, S75. From
Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guineas An
experienced surgeon attached to each ship No
bertbs can be secured until paid for. The ships
Of this line have improved water-tight bulk
heads, and to avoid danger from ice will not cross
the Banks north Of az degrees until after the ls'
Of August.
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Information for Traveller,
70 II H RPER'S FERRY,
l Via GAssapsaIts asle-sss.suaA
Okto CaanI &|001

Osto Z o10t.
THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS
N6E NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
BOAT ARGO, Capt CHAs. H. MrllLL
VIZ commence making Rsssla, Tysps between
3Eok6ETOWN and the above Point, on Mon
day, March 9th, 1856
The Boatwin leave the wharf OF w n &H,6
Ritter, Oeorgetown, ID. G. every Monday, Wed
nesday, ana r riday morning, at O'Clock
Returning, she win leave Harper's Ferry every
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
fhreuSh Tickets, S2.2s.
TO Lsssosrg 81 !62k, taclsdiRg tAs Stage Tsss
Edwdrds' Fsrry
Families Intending to visitthe Virginia Springs
the coming season Will ind this by far the most
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berkeley
Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren.
Meals served on board at moderate rates
A coach will always be in readiness in George.
town to convey passengers to and from the Boat
Fer further particulars inquire at the store of
w. n: & H: 9. RITTER, Georgetown, and
JOHN " AVIS, Jr, Harper's Ferry, Va.
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HYMN OF SUMMER

wreaths the gay world with flowers.
And trees bent down with golden fruit,
And birds are I'm their bowers,
The morn sends silent music down
Upon each earthly thing;
And always since Creations dawn
The stars together sing j. Rishaydsox
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NYMPHS.

And now his limbs imbathed
Amid immortal nymphs serenely pure,
Like living lilies floating on the tide,
In -ovs with their own shadows, as thew Law
Beneath the cooling moon Bailey.
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EVENING STAR.
BRILLIANTs.
LINES WRITTEN IN A CALM


Ho, Eolus, arise, arise,
And ope thy tabled caves
Let Boreas a ip his wings, and break
The slumber Of the waves
The dolphin drags his languid frame,
The sea-bird feebly flies,
And the suns fierce, meridian fame
Saps orr own energies.
ho Boreas, plume thy wings for flight,
And leave thy tabled caves,
And stire the blue and burning deep
I'll rise the crested waves
Tnou wilt not waste thy grateful breath
On oceans fairest bride
Our bark Is swift ard we would try
Thy Il .etness on the tide
Joy, joy he hath some courage left,
Our challenge tempts him forth
For 10 his cloudy chariot looms,
It cometh from the North.
His breath Is dimpling DER the sea,
IL kisseth every sail
Despair, We Tritons on the lea,
Our race is with the gale.
IT. E. Nslmss.
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lust r ECEIVED-
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Fresh Peaches and A pricots,
Prune Cordial
Levy's celebrated Bitters
Vermscelli and Maccaroni
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V and Containing nearly
double the quantity OF read
Ing matter In that OF the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
Ii treats on the PHYSIOI,-
O6Y OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret ln6rmities
and Disorder OF Youth and
Maturity, resulting from eI-
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ers, with Obseryatiofs or
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MOHAlR, MADRAS, AND SUMMER
w sTOCKS AND TIES ALI In want of these
articles will please give US a call, and examtue
our assortment. Prices low for cash
GEO. Fl. WHITE 4 CO.,
and 10Th streets NV ="
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nOUBLE ICE PITCHERS
- plated and Britslnis, different sireg, II ID,
houseenrnishtn Store, go Seventh street.
su8 q FRANrIs
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
b III 5 81

~ ~
(NHANGE OF HOURS.-On and after hss.
~ day, the sd instant, the Trains will
Leave Washington at and sx g. u :, ana ana
NJ p. m.
On Sunday at4X p. -.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and " .. L., ana . ana
" N.
On Sunday staXa.n.
N EIty n PARRnMS ~~~e
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SOFT CRABS AND GREEN TURu s
SOUP are served every day at G 6AUTIH O
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zen WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
" LEE JONES have removed thai, o.. 60 q.
Ne. sos, street, between I'd and atb .,,. 20
Charles Lee Jones will practice In ths suprem:
Court OF the United States and all other courts
held In the District OF Columbia. Gen. walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac.
tee, win unite with him and do his best 70 adj
vance the success Of clients by written state
aud arguments, and by all ether nsedfuI and
PfoP~f sxWuohs ~ Sim
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Wholesale Agents York CITY. @.
CLICKNER, 81 Barclay street; c. 81. RING.
l9e Broadway; A. B. & ID. SANDS, Ieo Fultop
street. Philadelphia, T. w. DYOTT SONS
Beltimore, Brown BROTHER, CANDY q
HATCH. Alexandria, PEEL 4 STEVENS.
AZ Retail by all respectable DruRaists In ths
onfted statesand BSidsh ProvilceS, ina also ,
tbs Druggists Of this CITY. eet Me
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By RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
~ II q aE

Time between Washington and WheeiiAe
Bat III hours,
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hoursm
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE Chiefs TO BI
HAD IN WARRINGTON.
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PREPARED
DR.. JAMES a. AVER,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81 90
Sold by z. ID. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. auS-sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

On Thursday Reporter Of Tax TRIBUNE was be-
Sc, by gang Of Rufiians while quietly pursuing his
tedious duty in taking notes of Gov. Floyds speech at
the Exchange. They tried to beat and bruse, and
perhaps Kill him-al because he was recognized as
attached to this journal. He bore himself with gal
laDtry and cooDess amid the furious throng. and by
the help of the police escaped unipured.
On Thursday night another gang of Ruffans, led as
We hear, bys Democratic Councilman, entered n
Republican meeting in the Fourteenth Ward and broke
il up. The venerable Judge Einmet speaking;
but they pnid him the compliment of forcing him to
Free discussion il what the Rufhans fear mott des-
perately. whether in Missouri Virginia or New-York.
They feel that they must put it down, or that will
put them down. They right in that. But we tell
them they mob Republican reporters and speakers in
YnIn.
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Of New jersey is fat disappearing sure vct> ~ Is
in waiting for Freedom Hosts, and the city will y. ED
her quota
WHO DOUGLAs NoTIS FoR.-On the train OF cara
which conveyed Senator Douglas to Gaiena. vote,
not know Dougla', and when they came to him, in
passing through the car, the following conversation
took place.
Conra.se,-Who do you vote for, Sir, Buchanan or
Fremont
DOug los-langrily looking up from the perusal OF
TIE Chicago Times Vote for the devil
The result Of tie canvass was as folows:
Fremout..............l17l Fillmore. .............u
Buchanan ID The DevL..........'..
The Republicans Of Astoria village held their first
public meeting Tuesday evening, and although the
rain poured in torrents the demonstration was large
and enthusiastic The Hon. Thos. B. Jackson Demo
cratic exMember Of Congress presided, and eloquent
speeches were made by Mr. Theo Winthrop. M Isaac
DAYTON and Mr.. Weld. all Of New-York. The Ere
mont and Dayton Glee Club Of Newfork was also
present and aroused the audience to the highest pitch
Of enthusiasm bytheir singing. The meeting adjourned
NJ a late hour with cheers for Fremont, Dayton and
John A. King.
The "Veterana" Of Manchester, n. H., who il
will be remembered visited PRECEDENT Pierce at Wash
.ngton last Winter have declined invitation 70 do
escort duty at the reception Of the President in Con
cord. The ority Of the company arc now FIRE.
monter-. and they voted that although they would be
willing to show official respect to the President they
would not by attending party reception give appa-
rent Endorsement to his political acts.
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CBUKCH RE-OPrsFp.-The Episcopalians OF New
York III be glad to learn that All SAINTS Church, coz
ner OF Henry and SCANNED streets. il 10 BE- reopeneu
for Divine service next SUNDAY October >. Inc rd''
fee ha FOR some time stood greatly in need oi repair
ana few months ago in 80 bad n state ~ 10 oe
hardly safe. Through the enterprise aud public spIrs
of the congregation literally aided by Trinity Churcn
The needed repair hase been made, So a. % reu
der the building, il il believed entirely safe i1f yga's
to come. Under their atug hand the ednce ii'
alsO grown highly attractive 10 the eye some ue
improvements having been made in the chfnoei, me
windows greatly besufed and the whole inferior ~,
painted in styl, Of chGsie and tasteful elegance "a
ior the Rector the Rev DR.. Egenbrcdt scarce need
he sad that he is well kn'wn az one OF the Io'a o..
nest and mot devoted pastors in this city. tnder ms
sbe and faithful ministry the parish ha' oeen Slel
distinguished for end useulne--' ana nh! n-n
b. congratulated Dow on having it, honorable hs'o'!
crow ned with encouraging prospect
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MADAM DE WILHoR,T.-A full and brilliant house,
animated by eager interest on behalf of the fair
singer war met in Nblos Saloon on Thursday night to
greet Madame Dc Wlhors, her second appearance in
the public concert room. Since her debut, two week
ago. her friends have been looking forward with
anxiety TO this occasion the tral which should de-
eide her status professional vocalist We think
the expectations Of the most sangvine have been re-
allied she has mad, complete success and will take
high place. Even in short a time M
= fortnight she had apprecably overcome the
difficulties which attend inexperieuce and sud-
den emergence from the drawng-roOn into the
thronged saloOn--the domain of free criticism.
The performance Of Madame de Wihorst on this last
occasion was characterized by rare selfreliancc
which easily impaired Itself to the audience, IN the
shape of comfortable confidence, and enhanced
the satisfaction with which they received some brayey
executed passages Of most difficult ornamentation.
Nor she without inspiration In the romance from
the Iroratorc and the csyatna from Roberto Dereeur
their enthusiasm rose to Hatterng pitch, and in both
instances the lady was indebted to forbearng, but
almost reluctant courtesy for her escape from an encore
Madame De Wilhorst unfortunate in her sup
porters. Young Sanderson, the pianist gave sat'iac-
ton but Signor Morino was but toerabe, and sSnor
Alamo affront to 80 cutiy sted an ssSemblage.
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FIRES.
rHr LATE FIRE II BARCLAY srRYi

The LATE FIRE II BARCT ~ sTRYFT.
The loss occasioned by the confa-raior in Barclay
and Washington streets Oh Thursday night will not
fall FAR short Of 100000.
Mr. Llienthal i unable vet TO estimate his loss
H. stock in the old building Washington street had
been fuly insured but in GONE cases the policies had
expired He had insurance Of Sli3O0 in the follow
irg Companies:
Fjre1neps q 300 Columbia 81 600 National Al 500:
Washington, $500 Last week Mr. Lilenths pro.
cured slO 0G0 insurance the new buildng-Coum-
hi, Insurance Co. 5000 Excelsior Insurance Co.
e. coo. The new building would have cost when fu.
i,led about $3.50 COO II il SAID to have sustained
loss Of over 100000
John A. solomon, dealer in willow and wooden ware
occupyne No 2l3 Washington street ha- ;he follow.
ing insurance on MS stock which was damaged to the
amount Of g. 800: Market $1,000; Nassau of Brook
lyn. 1900, Fulton. - 600; Long Island, $4,000;
Excelsior. 81 600; Metropolitan $1,000 The build
ing is owned b. j. A. Wells. aud is damaged to the
Marks Insurance Company.
Levi Cole. dealer in butter and eggs occupying the
cellar of No 2I3. has an insurance of a 900 in the
New-Amsterdam Insurance Company.
c. V. Clickener, druggist corner of Barclay and
Greenwich streets, had very narrow escape He
sustained damage by water to the amount OF about
J.. OGO Insured for SIS 600 in about dozen Offices
in this city, Brooklyn Philadelphia and London.
By thi, fire some three hundred men and women are
thrown out Of employment. Mr. Lilienthal viii pro-
coed to rebuild bis establishment as as possible.
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THE DIFFERENCE.

the weather

:, ~ Etio, II tie n Y Tribune
SIR: The question has frequently been put forth
Since We a, the North, allow your southern orators
70 defend Slavery in public speeches. in our cities.
how can YOU with any profession 10 fairness, deny
10 reciprocate our courtesy and refuse orr orators
1.-THE privilege Of attacking your peculiar institution
"in public Speeches in goHr cities There eau be
but one suswer and that ans i frequently gwen
verbally by southern men: The case i not fairly
stated. the circ.r stances are dissmilar 4 speech
"in favor Of slavery al the North nNoi'es no dan
"geruus consequences to the community 70 Tar a. Tue
"people are concerned il is harmless expression OF
"opnion but public speeches against slavery al tht
South would excite the slave. 10 Instruction ana
the entire military orce Of the cities would De herueu
ito keep them IN order after such speeches had pen
delivered Precisely Tha. i iu-t The dirF'
euce and the dftrtHc suggests two inquiries:
l. The inhammab.e and dangerous character ~ 'he
institution being thus admitted why do the SCUM
e-,l,~s so cherish i q blessing irstt I'd OF ehl'A'o'
inc n id ,hemsevcs Of il a. a curse AMI
H. Touching The perpetual threats OF di, dion'
y, the nan of these Southerners nssmuch a. i'' ''7
woud be practical speech" against SLAYER! . 'He
ertre Southern public city and country ana a. ''i'''
s.e the entire military force of both GU! auu
country would be needed TO keep the slaves 70 o.
der ,l. t-5uJ ~ rai Grffor''f' o ho'' ',''''
tx -- .Ji--s 70 r. teri tterSt-C'. ~ cc' NJ
,e o.-rr,7f q, II . ild tho 70 e'f' Ar' l'' ~
,,c,.,r ~ l;,,-i,r7 Your ODD ser' l.
,,t6 An OBSERVE
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OFFICIAL LNTEST IGA7TON.

| The Committee on Repairs and Suppue' of the
Poarc Of Aldermen met agan yesterday afternoon IN
n. CIV Rar ard continued the investigation relative
20 the arsgenept Of the affairs Of the Bureau Of r.
ro,rs end supplies Aid TICKER in the chsr.
Jsne. Reed beiug sworr. ssys-l DO pretty much
a. he osrenier ~'rt ., tie ConI.. % Pc a.. bs
rle the hotel business oe''T. wen I-'O ' O'
Ha ~ "a, NJ : al % SEC, YOU A don' know
sru.i % arr ~ fhs -t11i'r. go -, . -. ,
. va. the Coulri.,, urder sry Obligation y y'e
q Ws 'herc AZ asre-u-ur q: any Pr cr7'A-. % -
caAs,d' A eop't tuo~ q any suea ssry-inent A. -
- BIZ Hy'eit A,d kreP q, s'ot. II r. -
G His'oacr Las directed NJ 10 maze ~ 'tia As 40,
Q Could you ',a;s ar ins'sac- A conc "a 60 q, b
don't be- al there many; 80 some ~orA . "r
Ton ,. di work a. n. E.hh Ward Station Rousc made o1'
estimate did til. work BY eportet 20 me
c hat the amount and he tod me TO 40 on
az Go a,de bill oi;eus otherwise NJ: tAss ~ouIa
have paid the biz ala 20, exceed estimate hink
tn sUp,nr, sder generally took nv bill. aud examined ~
"cTi II The Superintendent told me tne d.
>, r,,her aIs.. AID altered before se aPProv-dh
VIA p"r cent go Won charge s'sfr when you eiN
,reh IS lumber tharse about h-ee cents on psnk o.
''gd To the ysrd oHly charge when '.se TO shop
toin- wors Noi thai kaow Of; ny case there his
q Ha hc,e ever IN any work hst have dOnr been any
@ VIA done with q Lumber ms,eral' \. Anything
wls; done with it there hsyr foreman who i, prs,ti
ca carpenter: hi. rane samuel wsker Poe
sveirsd hy h. opinion ne formerly foreman of Charles
Sot dte ch.prr AID have os him 1 'a'I q" GIS
IS body Mr.. IRVING ]. generally uArculA-
Jan Is Moran, helug sworn. savs--I am cmnoyed by
tbe Con- creT t-act work nothing 30 with
ob work u All MI Irving would send % see what
wartrd lupcrfcd - him. hen b. would sri
II in regard to the work pumps did % hen
a..
Alderman FrIMER mentioned over some dozen
Pumps about The city which the from
= 70 - DONE u ~AIca hsl been BY the
Wines. in reply 70 question, said: II had the work
do think could ten whether the Prce CHARGED
lttle, have been IN the habit 1T meeting Nj
ryius every morning and reporting how The
salary OF per day have been paid part Of
'verv whore work going forward have been with
bu, rough calculations. NJ Irving when he with
generally examines the work according the specifications be
tore him.
james T.. Carr being sword, savs-My business Is
tiuInsu dsug the year have been employed by Mr. Dono-
van employed previous to IN" 18th Of January -t
Is him. did knOw him before that tmr worked IN the
she and doors. did work on Twenty second
ard House put patches Of new I'm and SOL
M Old Donovan Their" whlc 81
work: be bad named Murphy did some work q
franklin M.kc,: took old zinc gutter and put IN copper
gutter the old rotten did work tnton Mar
pu gutter: there copper gutter there heion;
The Old copper taken between 80 aud 10 feet II length
the completely repaired; murphy with me- some
Of The tine. Donovan there several times
Aier further testimony Of similar character the Tom
u nd
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The nerstone of the Troy University was laldI IN
the ID inst. Notwithstanding the bad weather oil the
previous day grea, crowds had poured in the town 70
See the sight. spacious tin box, containing ms
tory Of the University by Prof Barber, the New-ior
City and Troy papers, was placed in the stone D''
Baldwin and the Rev. DR.. McChntock oil Csfis!e,
Pa, the President elect Of the University, Delivered
powerful addresses. The buildings were de'gned oy
Edison & Egebert of New-Yosk. and viii be equally
tasteful and conmodous.
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Messrs. II. Smith & Co., envelope manufacturers
have Just completed SOME envelopes TeP's'eH''ns II
embossed relief. Fremont on tie Rock h'un'a-h
Peak. with appropriate lines.
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-ryr sTEAM-BOiLER EXPLOSION AT THE
IT" nEI AWARE COUNTY lOHIOl FAIR.

CLEvsLASD, Ohio, Friday, Oct. 8. 1856.
The following are the names of the parties who were
,,antly killed by the explosion of the seamengine at
~, Delaware County Fair yesterday: Mrs. A. Walker,
W, MS Williams. William Finck. Henry Stommell,
nui. Power, Mrs Shaw, Frank smith Hiram Nafers,
a.. Tome and man and woman, names unknown.