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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
An mLEwIs Acencseer CT,
ny BANGS BROTHER a CO.-Trade-Ssie
r. L. DILIssER, Auetoneer - 49,
IFAVTTT. DELISSFR x Co, No. 81

DY IEANITT, DEBlSStR ~ No NO or
ID and SO Broaduay of Whe-st-tor the sale OF
BOOKS sTATiONERY. PAPER. PAINTINGS fANCf
GOODS WORKS Of ART, FURNITURE and AEh0hAN-
Disc generally. - ,,L
21n VOLUMES "A valuable Library OF STANDARD Ineoo-
| Neijcs and Biosaphesl Bookssmons them some very
rs old ard editions all worthy the attention OF sea
e. who desire uaie valuable additions 10 heir
large collection Of Autographs OF distinguished SAoS
m. others-smong them those OF James ,iohoo '0au
Calhoun Richard Rush Aaron BUR, snd others -,
The Trade snd Others respectfully invited 10 examine tee
oots which open for examination Catalogues fesy
sor distribution.
t;,rteu ho their Library Books 20
the above have an opportunity oi dcs 20 up
10 March. Sale 10 commence a. 81 ociocs anu COZ"
tr ne every afternoon until sold -.,,o>-.av
HOOKS STEREOTYPE PLATES and SIAli )Nhhi
The Second Regular Trade sale OF e BOOK fuDIshfs M
soriatior will commence THURSDAY goth OF March win
rse and attractive Catalogue Of Books 10 b. followed by ne
''s'' STEREOTYPE PLATES
ever ored trade sale consisting o over - ssol
Plates OF good vausbe and STANDARD Norks-song them
Il bg,o : Rasseas Swifts Tale Of Tub The sorrows Of We
Ter Boon Lives of Madison aud honre school
crsts Red Men Forest the Works OF Oliver Ooldsnn
Asvander PoDe Percy Bysse shelley y. T. tolerise WI
liam CowIer Byrun's Don JuAI ShesIeares W orks, win
Lie and Poem, rocket yoi0 illustrations on STEEL
Tier.. Frtch Revolution vols; Memoirs and ser
uous svo Caryles Life OF Schiller hitches h'sa
invoke, o TATIONERY heavy snd attractive snd
Loesnle will have opportunity OF purchasinsh IN
srge quantities. -. -. /. .t,.i,oI
J. h. Lrrincott CO. ard j. Is. smith Co, fhiadePhisI
" NLihe Lucas Brothers, baltimore Moore hstseu'
keys Co. Cincinnati j. b. Steel New-OTieans end OF ou'
.elyes-rhich will BE- forwarded to the Trade prepaid
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

L,OR SALE-Fcur a-Hory BrownStOae-tront
II HOUSES situated LisnEsor place. fronting on Stny-
sgusre between I6h aud i7ths The Houses are ~
inches BY s. feet Lott 10 fee, deepi contain al ue"
improvements ..o, . -, : -,
se OF lat av between 18th and 10th sta. commencing a. te
corner Of 18th The Houses about u ieet In,1es "
about 90 feet oeep; occupied hcsss tenement h"u
with fores. Lots 90 fset deeI. .o,
For terms sp ly At No 1870 C,bst door ess 81 Say
LOR SALE-An od-establsted IRON FUN
DERY ia S3dst the HUDSON River kalfota psPci
o,ing safc business with good psying clsiot4er, ~ s
the neeessery io making castins o. tn "a o
If old before the OF MAY next the whoIe tay o neu
ard on very satisfactory Possession ~ ahy ne' h
her PARTICULARS inquire the premises OF He
EOR SALE or 10 LET.-A pleasant residence
a, Jsm,io. L. convenient to the Railroad Depot focd
M and rLprcbes consisting Of 3 acres of eTc-eh' su
- - o,,,ooSous kouse barn aud carrieseb"nss s'a
le 0 20 neuAn's residence, for florist, or
SyST jgouire Of Mr.. KISGSBURf, No. g 5PEsce't
U,OR SALE at RYE NECK-A COUNTRY
RESIDENCE with from three TO four acres OF sio1,nai
- Ur . beautifully shaded with forest trees snd ue Pse
- eI srrrlIed with al kinds Of fruit and oinsmsns ,u
- II "a half mile from tho Newly rk and New Haven ha
,osd ueAI Long Isiai Sound. and - miles rom new
yoTb Ato new GOTHIC COTTAGE, ADJOINING the above
Tor ale Or 70 Apply ct he Office OF H. HOE Co., NOS
aod3 God st n. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
I,ARM for SALE in BLOOMFIELD TOWN

IL SHIP, N. J.-Cmaining thirty acres, pleasantly To-
.ateS about three miles from the West Bloomfield Depot
nes Stone House Plains aud about nine mes from Newark
near the Paterson Turnpike and within -four mies OF rat
leys the sun and is well supplied IN vsrety OF
choice Fruit Trees viz Apples. Peaches fums Cherries
1irnues RssIterries Curnnts There Is large Garden
aud on excellent well OF the door aud aneyerfn
ns stream runs through the Fsm about seres thrifty oak
and The land all ogeher and very product
ive-<uatc Gordenug purposes The House IS story
las rooms kitchen Eae There good Barn. Wagon
House erd raiery Barracks and Cow She'd Fences all
In rstrae order and conditions about acres sown with Rye
can be had in medaely Price 500; title GOOD
Terms 81 Oo cash balance and two years For further
PRICE & MEAD No f7o Market.st., Newark, y. ].
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Mafhiuerp, ST.


DARLOWs GRoOvED TOOTH-SAW-Pa-
I'D tented April o, 1885, noticed under the head Of New In
yenton' in rhE fsI.vss q febuary7 Received premiums
from Institute and fair ElurA For City,
County and State Rights sppay the Tsoprietos
CoNGER. COLLINS Co. No. 3tj Broadway.
PATTERSON STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
III STEAM ENGINES on hard lsd baiit to orsr The i'm
Gro, ed FIl SAVING BOILER per cent saved ON fuel by
usipg this Boiler Wser Wheels, Horse Powers Mil Ges-iss
and shsithej Sugar, Rae and saw Mills Coaee Mills an1
aud he like Drawings had Specifications fa Mills and Fac
ories sih the accompanying Mhehnsry done 90 the most
po,soe 81 sioNToN b HENSON. fs,eros. y. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
RI s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYy.%dlIsf.

II &. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANI--a,.s
~ HAyArA and EEw-ORLEAHS-On nuSSs ~
March o. IT,. from pier foot Of WsrIerst ~ gsds
and fsvorits stessnship EMPIRE CITY. Cspt ny
~ III sail a. above -
Pssssse can bs secured at the compsny's ches
Freight 10 New OrIesns - eenss per csbo too< ~ ~
shlppsss vii Be supplied with blsak bills q 49, ss =
bm ssnsd BY the Company, sPpiisasios q - - -
other forms signed. and no ssa of isdias VII %
bour Of sailing .c~-g.n
~. t.sIs p...s. .spy at he s's e " cco3F7I
tr Westst, corner a Wauen ~ W
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Ocean 9teamers, Sc.
DEDUCED PRICEs-5O POUNDS BAGGAGE

IN FREE-l0 per pound excess-Four hours fon
ocean 20 ocean BY Panama Railroad No expenses Meals
On tie isthus free eesge passenger Through for Cdr
6onp via Panama Railroad The United States Mail Stesmsh
Company will dispatch Aspin wall WEDNESDAY Msreh
s. at o'clock p. m precisely, from Pier foot Of Wssna'
River the well known aud fast steamship lLLlNOs
Capt. Chss s. Boggs, u. s. N.
Passengers Mails will be forwarded by Panams Rsros
and connect with the Pacific Mail Steamship Comps
ny's magnificent steamship SONORA, Richard Whana
commander which viii be In readiness and leave mmsdssy
fer San Francisco.
The public are informed that the p NJ g. Co always hss
ONE OF MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama rssdy
for sea to avoid any possible detention Of passengers mshk
Forpsssags apply TO l. w. RAYMOND at the only once
the Companies No III Westst. Warrenst New.to
Through Freight to San Francisco be conttctsa
In lots OF not less than half measurement .tvey
To leave Panama b. the steamer Oregon In March AW~
above.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

Oyrlcg or rnE CoyINGTON AND LEXINGTON KAILkoAD
COMPANY CovNGroS. KY, Feb. y, 1850
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMl-ANNUAI
IL INTEREST falling due la the CITY Of NEW-fOHk oe
the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1855, the following named
Bo h Of this Comrauy will be paid and after that date at
tbe Bs1kirg Office OF Messrs WINSIOW, LANlER Co.
No 81 said city presentation OF the proper Cou
TIE COVINGTON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANi'S FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, 8 per cents -
THE CONINGTON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY'S PIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, per csntL
THF COVINGTON AND LEXINGTON RAlLhOAD
COMPANY'S BONDS guaranteed by the CITY OF Co'lNo'
TON. per cents. ~ ,,x,,cro>, p,upo,n
cnHPASY,S SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS per cents.
= j. WALKER,
Tre.surer of the Coyngton and Lexington Railroad Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
D. s. HouGH Auetoneer 8,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANl and

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, MAHOt,,aNi anu
II WALNUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (SsmfdAyl
MORNING all the elegant and costly contents OF me nous
No 10 Nurratst near COLLEGE place a. Joy o'clock Ssle -
reremptorv The Furniture is almost new OF he best make,
a. fuy warranted aud decorations and embellishments OF
the most tasteful description. The sale Will commence 10 zoe
PARLORS which contain elegant marble top center lsoes
OF different styles revolving front rosewood secretary
and costly rosewood octave douoie ecto1
Piano forte heavily carved two complete ses OF soa
framed rosewood Furniture In fine quality OF French bfoea
iee invalid spring seat Cha and easy do Far. IeesP
on Chairs maetop rosewood French Etagere hney hn'
hed ross work Tables nlad with pearl fixtures ivory
AIso number Of Qusrtettes Sands Shelves, &C. IN rose
wood large se French oval Mirrors in eegant fFane
elegant brocsee and fine lace Curtn among the O rant
e are The Highlands" by Webber; Views on tho s1s'
ouebspua by Rrese Retreat Of the Austrans By "ene
and ay Others also fruit pieces and hunting soeues oro
bof marble Clicks days. also great VARIETY OF
selected by the most refined taste embracing ase
of porcelain nsrble Busts of Cay aud Webster and
others Figures aid articles OF yeru very rich Turkey
Carret; sO Brussels, ingram, &c.; stair do Rugs, &C
DlNING.ROOM-fourieen feet mahogany extension Isoie'
shogv and Tables French decorated China DIN
ne and Tea fine English and French cut Glass Ware
Knives and Folks Crockery Bells Cssors Spoons,
Liquor Cases Wines Decsner, ruby do, Urns and silver
Services Spcors Forks Trays &c. Gobes Linen NAPKINS
kO0MSTapestry Carpoting costl, rosewood snd ma
bogany Bedsfess also dressing Bureaus and Wsshssns aso
rose ATmor elegant article, plate glass fronts Mirfs,
pure curedhsir Msresss mahogany Sofas mahogany mars
Rocker do damnsk Quilts CouRerpanes, IoheI
Seis, Sc sale il positive. rain or shine
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
sIdles Do Ancfion.

.,rCTIoS SALE at SING SING on SATtR-
~ nay Mar; I 81 T. n. the pre- MS, neN new
co,,,ss o. 10 oos third Of ud IN TIE noL
-, -. of tn yllaze fifteen muutcs wax ron 'ur
80, f,r rsrc,,.r. apply 10 ALBERT Al ShR sns eat
- - a nIlVFR Ct5 ~. corner Of fotl 81 y Y, lV 10 L.
81 mIEwIs, AGcuo7eer. .
ny RA.GS BROTHER a. CO.-Trade-Sshe
ID Rooms n. Is PERI row. . o.. So.
THb sgXI REGULAR TBApE1SS11L, 81 -, SoonS, ~ 80,
nccd AZ ,he above date TIE invoices thus iaT received %
~ an attractive catalogue which will be Issued AZ IN esi as
.nCYiI s --nised 70! 'he catalogue imnneefeiy ,pp.
III IHSDAT, WEDNESDAY ard Thu k>DAi Ar I'M
MOONS.
Marrh { Z And C. commencing At .6,,,f,Hs ,t
81 - ,-v.. callectou OF the late IT, $ DODGE es1 de-
esG comprising complete sets OF Common Law ,nd Chsa
erv Rer.rts Irid States ard State Laws. Dges COnca
s Indices Ireafse. English Reports and great variety
81 choe and rare English Law publications forming one oi ns
,se. ard most derable LsW Libraries that bAs ever oesn
nss,eS erscn. rnsns vauabe books that would no" Do
diAFc.lt 10 ob,air Catalogues now ready
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Clothing.

JUST FINIsHEDlThe most spleodA HATS
sIa .reS N.su.. ~ ~ ps~ up1,wN ST - ~. csssiS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

ONE Of the most desirable COUNTRY RESI-
~ DENCES for SALE the banks Of the Hudson River
half mile below the Depot al Fishk Lendingcoh
tanning about eighteen The house Of stone, aud con
tsns rooms, beside the basemeht kitchen and cell
lat The PLACE wCn stocked with the best varieties OF
fruits Of all kinds and has water front OF about an
eb,b f mile being the residence Of Johu Wtse lately
deceased. Also eligible and elevated BuDlN SlrE
about II teiug about quarter Of ue s0nh
Of the DoTot Fshkl Landing. Apply to JOHN IL LEE,
No 10 Cen,rest., Newiork, or to JOHN H. WlLIsh, on
the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

RAIL WOO D.-23O quintals BRAZIL
- WOOD, Ga bond 9, duty p.A Tor sale b.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
EOR sALE-A valuable FARM, containing A

LNOR SALE-A valuable FARM, containing ~
acres all in hsh state Of cultivation with hne improve
ase house SC walks tagged in and about the coqriyard
tepv of sh ubbery and all Kinds a fruit There is also
eream of pure running through the entire
9Th the FARM Is situated in the City OF Elizabeth Qste
New Jersey, and-ahaf mile from the
Railroad DeIo, from which the to aud from New ok
every hour Terms made EASY. Apply TO JENKINS
PORTFR Centrest OF Canal Of the sash and door
manufactory.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

DERNiANENT INVESTMENT.-F0RS SALE-
coed HOUSE, containing i6 Rooms, With Coach House
and Stable and BUILDING LOTS having 2io feet front on
Fuonsv the Broadway of Brooklyn situate at te northeast
corner of Washington and Futonas Brooklyn For terms
or the premises ROBr IBBOTsON No. 30 Pesst,
Newly OK; to r. SARGEANT No 7Janncey-crt w WaIst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Drp GOODS.


A 5 y l. L TELY NECESS SARYt
A THE EARLIEST DISPOSAL,
AT EVERY sAcRIPICE, or
rss hESAIsisc srocN "a
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
REMsES DINGEE. ~
No~ a4 and s6 S,th Avenue.
houSeseepen will find .elsc,oa q The great
variety Of
PURE IRISH LfNRNS
COTrONS, AND OTHER WHITE GOODS
wood be useless great sscrsoe airssxv
made 20
DISPOSE or THIS ENTIRE STOCK
pass three weeks have convinced the sreaes sheo
The professions al immense
REDUCTION IN PRICES
have been ore than rcsli,ed. aud sl greater and
LAST REDUCTION FOR THE COMING WEEK
will elose the business
FOR THE 5 EAs SON
RENsEN DlSGbE.
Nos cui and eo6 sixth. Avenue,
One door below Hh~L
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

$1,000 sAnFrn.i cE4r na sa.o. HOUSES e1i 1sS 1r
sory Bk Store and Dwelling House south west corner OF
Spring and NsTick three story Brick House with modern
inn ROY emei's on West l3hsi.; two hue oursory modern
Houses on }jh-st; also $40 Houses for sale by
A. SERGEANT, No. - Wall 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
Tuauriat.
rJ,HE SEMLANNUAL INTEREST, due In 'n''
i ci,, the Is, Of MARCH NEXT the fo'O~ins named

rJ,HE SEMI.ANNUAL INTEREST, due In 'n''
Il civ the f., Of MARCH SfxT the following n''"e'
Securities VIII axyux prR
THE BONDS OF KNOX COUNTY tOhiol .,.s ohsLN 80
CENTS Issued To THE SPRINGFIELD MOUNT We"
NON AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD ouhi i,. A,,
Tux BONDS OF THE CITY or MiL"A Non 1,,,
co-su). SEWN PER CENTS, ISSUED to Ths "a "a
CRossE AMI MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COAFANi'
THT BONDS or THE CITf or MiLwAu Ahn ~ w.,
oor.iu, SEWN PER CENTS. isssed TO Iah ",r
wNKEE FON DU LAC AND GREEN BAL MAJ"
ROAD COMPANY. ,oo,pp
WILL BIZ PAID on PRESENTATION of IN No, En-
COUPONS at our oce No walst. o. and ai'er the '''
proAimo. a. y DO,
A ANNUAI. STATEMENT Of the BUSINESS
"A and CONDITION Of the MANHATTAN LitE lSsOa
ANCE CoMPANY or NEw-fORk. Jan l. 1850: ,oo .e N
Reserve ef January lssi...................... .
Pssrce from business OF 1855. pe"~
AN cunt Of Premiums received during
eyear...................s.s. yes ~
Amount OF Interest and Discounts. slsn !.
Amount OF Dl'''sn' NHD'"''' $4,000 {.
Balance, due sundre. GOr Dividend of 1854 Agents
BLsscss pI'sz
sE5,,lO 81
Claim. ,y Observation-Disclosures. STs6te 20
sSgeDsS., Taxes, Salaries cOmmi'- q, s.ss
Rs'Ip.nrsnc. ard purchased Policies. sois IS
Diy!de.ds on spisl.....,.....''.'.'''' ~"
sli4roa
Bonds and Mortgages on Properly in tho
Cities Of kew-Yors and Brooklyn, ..o q.
worth double amount loan ID. 80. ; les So =.
Premium Loans at 4 cent Interest,". loo'c"< 90
AGENTS Accounts for Premiums IN course - - -
OF collection and tran smission Sip "
Cash in Bank and on hand. ......,....''. o.SU "a
City Bonds and Stoeks............'...' iSoo
Deferred Premiums accrued Interest,"
and Furniture '''~
The Directors have after appopratns Provisional ma OF
m hundred thousand one hundred aud ninety
three dollars and eighty cents (tNllo si over and
bov Tho pta Stock of hundred thousand dollars de-
caied Dividend of interest OF SIN PEk GEN on tne osp
for rro6t. declared January 1884, payable to hs no des
hereof on the OF the premiums o the current yesf
The MANHATTAN COMPANY has now become the largest
Jopt stock and Mutual Company in the United States and al
% 10 those desrous Of Life Insurance the most redsee so
urtv All paT and other documentary Information ur
nished gratis application by mail or otherwi'e NJ,
{. Y. NEMPLE, Secy. ~ u. hohUAN' rIes'nen-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

VNESTCHESTER COUNTY RESIDENCE for
w SALE-for sale exchange for City Property, hst-
class HOUSE with about II of Land attached thereto
The situated mile from Nliam6budge on beau
tful eley alton with full view of Long Island Sound For
further parculaI inquire Of EDWARD T. CLARK, Ator-
nd Comm OF Ihn-. No. l91 BIOadMAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
EOR YEW-GRANADA. = The New Granada

TOR MEMORANDA. - The New.Granads
Camel and Steam Nsyieation Co. will dispach then se
ship OSPREY her third trip to CARTHAGEaA s1d Ss
ia MARTHA, New Granada, Via JAMAICA, on TCsspA.,
April 1T O'Clock The OSPREY Is superior sses-
ship finely fitted accommodate comfortably Se
and her arrival in New Granada Will eonneet via - Z
Compsnys steamers on the Aagdsens River TO Honas
avoiding detention a.
To Csrthasens or Santa Msrths-Frst Cabin. ...."'eS
To CaTthssena or Santa Hsrths-Second Cabin.
To Csrtbs.ens OF Santa Msrtha-Steerage. GA.
For Passage, apply to WIN. z. R0LLO Co, NO 20
Ham st. Eew-Yorf For freight apply to MOsQCbs"-
Co, No. 6l Broadway, New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

LOK GIBRALTAR, MALTA and ThIEo.. -
Tho sreLdid Steamship UNION. Capt. Richard S Il
all leave for the above por.s SATURDAY, Msca 400
eoock aoon precisely desirable opPortunhy ~
ofeed for parties wslls visit Spsia Italy and Is
.eI is Ia ihe oct crect Greer and passengers vi"
dfhcrtes of aher iatit ads at this sesson A. Co
Al Malta, s.e will connect with steamers running v
ss.niiEsple, Alex.neTia In Epypt, he. 49, rrsts
Pree o. passage 10 Gibraltar. $leSi 70 han ~ ~
sl5o. a few seeo nd class passengers Will be AAen
sase spflyto SPUYFORD, TiLEstoS sdxsg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
5NOR sALE-In pleasant VILLAGE of easy access,
NOR SALE-Not in the woods, nor in the yIca.

LOTS NHIsT-1NUt TITt WVUue'
Of fever and ponds but ia the village ofJHmSos
L. La square of TN E<TN LOTS, with street on every
The ace abound with fruit and shade trees with grapes
and Strawberries and raspberIe In abund
The House not Of the latest style o good In good
order suitable residence dong business
OF the city. The Barn and Od Buildings are
In excellent order aud wen arranged The place must be sold
Price s5 o0 2ooo ain bond and mortgage six
pcr Gor particulars inquire a, No o. Maiden lane be-
tween 10 q. M. and p.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

DOBES, in SILK GRENADINE BAREGR,
III MOJsIINE De CHINE, ORGANDlE. CALICO, 10
At Retail.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO.. No. @Cansst
CPRING FASllIONS.-Ladies take Notice;
Grand openne Of Patterns Of ell the best spring fashsn
Ladiss' ard Chdrens ATparel, saiuda March H.
Nue Dt MORkS'rS Emporium OF Fashion, No. 5'o Brost
vsv The most extensive and brilliant display ever onoScd
The latest siyes of aist Patterns cut 10 h the FORM
@ Il X X o h T. =
- 500 FLANNEL SILK ROBES at $l6.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co,
No. g. Canal st
near Broadway
Nv ILSON G. HUNT & G o.
w IMPoRrERs yoBBERs or
WOODEN and 9TH q FOODS
adapted to Meu's Wear
Nos SO ana 50 Wlliamst corner OF heiden-lsne
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
BniIoins AlaleridlS.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestibules, Halls
II Hearihs Diving roDms Conserysiores &c. GARNkIRK
CUTNNEY-TOPS, DRAIN-PlPES &C. For sale by
MILLER, COATES YOULb, No. Ns PeaIl-st, ~ T.
DOOFS-ROOFS-ROO cheapest and
III bs. article for covering roofs TAR ROOFING PAPER,
which We keep constantly hand and vii ssp u large
uaal quantities suit purchaser
las. r. DERRICKsON Co., No. "a Beekmana
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

~ L ST n G. Z X G II s.
" THE LAST REDUCTION,
AID TINE LIMITED TO THs w.tH osir
A. e. COLBY, No. ss GRAND-Sr.
oFFEk;
Rrh PLAID silk. (siShtly wetl
Rich SsxoBy Wool Plaids tstghtty wei'
Rich Paeanfattas, double widths irlehfiy wetl.
Rich Vol Plaid Shawls tslightly wei
Also:
Il OU T. X T. L 8 %
on EVERY DESCRIPTION
500 pairs Wool Blankets from ~ 25 10 ~
iO6o Msrseines Counts rpaDos at ss-worh -
aC pieces pure lTisL LINEN Shiriing az " pei yard
lCoO piecss Linen Damask Diaper Cloths
ifop dozen Linen Napkins at 81 ~ per desc
5co rseses scotch Diaper all Linen at 10! aud 49,
SEQ pieces Linen Shee'ing, loxi wide
ksback TowelDg st and 10 cents PEI yea
Cotton and Wool Flsnbels
Cloths and Csssimcres,
Hosiery, &c
All soid A Wet Goods but warranted perfect
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

POYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA, ~,
~ LlVBRPOOL.-Tbe ASIA, *. o. Lott, onia.,s ~
III sail from the Company's Dock, at Jersey Cny "a
hsrch at O'Clock precisely. -.
Passengers requested be on board By III oeleeL
The AFRICA will sail on the 10th March -.
Y CfyEARD Va Bowling ge~-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
I1XTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD on

EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
u Warranted very purs and bur SPERM and
,y brightly being unusually free from np1ny it will never
ust the entirely free from and superior for
machinery barrels so ~ gallons each The only agent
FOR the rnakern JOHN W. QUINCY No e Wubsurst
nU.-Boiled Oil, - cents a gallon.
~ Buldar.roof ard Fence OIL 20 sents gallon.
Besched Boiled OIL tr purely white, II per gallon.
Oi.Nariish, for Chins gloss 81 p per gallon.
PAINTS for buildings fences, roois &C. .o per pound
BY J. HENRY SMITH. No llS MsdeD-lsno. " Y.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-06
-
Horrible Indian Outrage.

BY the arrival of gentleman in this city, on
Monday, the pioneeris furnished with the follow.
ing horrid burning of a Chippewa Indian by a
party OF Sioux. Does it not show wildly the
fcrocity, and the eternal revenge of the Savage
mind?
party of Sioux Indians captured, few days
previous to the ODD, near Glencoe, Chippewa
Indian. The Indians, in council, determined, af-
ter retaining the Chippewa in their possession
several days, to burn him. Accordingly, on Sum
day, the 23l, tho Sioux, numbering some seven
hundred warriors, took the Chippewa to point
on Buffalo Creek, near Glencoe, ami there burned
him 10 death.
Our informant derived his information from a
tenmstcr, who was passing near the spot selected
for the terrible outrage with wagon loaded with
dry goods. All efforts made BY him 20 save the
Chippewa were futile. lie represents that the
Chippewa met all the horrid fortunes inflicted on
him by the Sioux with the greatest indifference.
He was burned by slow FIRE, and fingered several
hours before he expired. When the teamster pas
sed, the Indian was tied to a stake. and the slow
fire by which he was destroyed, had but partially
consumed his feet and ANGLES. While tied to the
stake, the Indian was soalpcd and otherwise mu-
tilated.
1t is supposed this outrage was committed by
the Sioux in revenge for the horrible murder OF
Dakota women, in the Fall, near Lac gu Parle.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-12-06
The Way the Democrats do il.

Isn't that a queer way of doing things? You
would have peace, aad therefore yJu vote for
Cstend Fillibusters You would save the Union,
and therefore you vote for the suoservient allies
OF j. Davis and Bully Brooks, who have preached
and plotted disuniOn since their frst articu.
late breath! You would quiet agitation, and
therefore you vote for the widest, madiest agi
tators This side of Tophct You would not med.
die with the Slavery question, and therefore YOU
vote Cor the sacrilegious knaves who ripped up
the solemn compae, which had once settled the
question 'rosEvER,' and then tossed the question
anew into the seething cadron of Presidential
CONTEST You would let the niggers alone, and
therefore you vote for men who fendshly pro-
claim that the election of Buchanan will raise the
price of niggers from FIVE hundred to five thous-
and dollars, and that because thereby the slave
marts will be increased, slave territory extended.
and uncounted millions of acres overshadowe ed
ani polluted by TIE black cloud of African bond.
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