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Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

% The Democratic meeting, held in
this place on Monday last, passed resolutions
expressing preference for the denomination
of the present incumbent for Governor, and
for Col RUST for Congress.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16
Arrival of the Star of the West.
NEW YORK, Al

NEW I OKk, AprlI :.
The Star of the West has arrived, with
two hundred passengers and $4,000 in
specie.
Gen, Webb, editor of the New York
Courler& Enquirer, telegraphs from Wash
lngton that treaty of peace between
England, France, Sardinia and Russia
was formally agreed to in Paris on the
18th of March, and only awaits a ratifca
ton by the different governments before
being proclaimed.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

Chicago is-a fast place, as everybody
knows. but, rapidly as the population in
creases, the votes at the ballot box beats it.
AT the recent municipal election, 500 votes
were returned from one ward more than the
whole number of legal votes therein, and all
these were for the Democratic candidates
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

rWe return our thanks to our friend j.
E. MeCollum. of Camden, for New Orleans
papers of the 4th inst. "Send on the doc
uments," John. May your shadow never
grow less. and may it ere long be your con-
slant companion in the Clerks Office.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

'The contractors for the transportation OF
the mail daily between New Orleans and
Cairo. have made arrangements with thirty
five steamers to perform this service. The
service each way is to be performed in hee
days. and in ordinary stages of water this
can be done without much trouble
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

b@ RED River is still falling, and is
too low for any save the smallest size
boats to reach Fulton. The Financier
No. 1 has been up since our last; the
r. NJ. Jones is aground at Little Prairie
Bar; she was on her way up, laden for
Fulton.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

The WASHINGTON UN1oN.-The Union
of the 2Sth ult announces the retirement of
JOHN w. .FoRNEy from the editorial CHARGE
of that Journal. 1t is presumed that Mr..
FoRNEY attachment TO Mr. BUCHANAN is
the cause Of his secession from the Union.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

O. We inadvertently omitted to men,
zion in our last issue that Orville Jennings,
Esq. had been appointed by Gov. Conway
Special Judge. to try such cases in the
Courts of Ouachita, Union, and Columbia
counties, as the Hon. A. A. Stith was en-.
gagged in prior to his election.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

THE CAMPAIGN EAGLE.-It is propos-
ed to issue campaign paper from the
office of the Memphis Eagle g. Enquirer.
Here are the terms of the Campaien
Eagle first number to be issued on
the first of June-money to be sent inva-
riably in advance, and clubs to subscri-
bers at the same post-office:
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

E@ Mr.. BENJAMIN ABBOTT has asso-
ciated himself with l.. r. WHITFIELD,
Esq, as editor of the South Stamp, pub
lished at Camden, Ark's.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

~ WILLIAM H. HINES, ESQ, former
editor and proprietor of the Ez Dorado
Union. has again assumed sole charge of
that journal.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

Those OF our friends who want spicy
and able campaign paper, will get it by
sending on for the above documents.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

The indefatigable Captain Ericsson has
nearly completed a caloric engine to furnish
motive power to large manufacturing es-
tabishment In New York.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

Mr.. John A. Washington writes to Mrs
Wofford, under date of March 18th, that
Mount Vernon is not for sale.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

The ladies' of South Carolina have raised
$4,000 toward erecting a monument to
the memory of John C. Calhoun.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16
Balance of assets over and
above liabilities S

Balance of assets over and
above liabilities $SO2. .3I8 80
It gives rs pleasure to be able to remark
liz this connection. that the Texas Legislature
have granted additional time to the Memphis
and FL Paso Company. in which to COM
plete portion of their road-and that by
this arrangement, the latter named compa-
ny will be able to lend material assistance.
to the NJ, o. and r. R. r. r. We shall,
refer to this enterprise frequently and en-
deavor to keep our readers informed of its
progress.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

10 Hon. A. Rust will please accept our
thanks for late papers and Congressional
documents, from the seat of Government.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

President Pierce-say if he is not noml-
mated by the Cincinnati Convention, no
Northern man will be-.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16
The Louisville Democrat, of the s1st

Judge Robinson, a celebrated peach
grower, whose orchard contained over
three thousand trees of the rarest and
choicest OF fruit, informs us that all of
ms orchards, except some two hundred
trees have been killed by the severity of
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

~ We are authorized to announce JOHN b.
SANDEFUR as candidate for reelection to the
office of Sheriff of Hampstead county, at the cleo
tion in August next.
~ We are authorized to announce SIMON l.
SANDERS as a candidate for reelection to the
office of Clerk of Hampstead county at the ensu-
Ing August election
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-16

10 get the most work out of your hands
keep them out of your pocket.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
TIE LATE FLOOD.

An extra Of Tile Schoharie ~. " Patrio. informs
us that the Fox Creek rose so hg a. to sweep away
the house of Peter j. Willie, situated an ISLAND near
Galupville Mr. w. escaped, but his wife and grand
child were drowned The Patriot says:
"No such sudden rising Of the streams was ever bo-
fore known and the hight which the water everywhe:s
ausLsd surpast ed sll iormer freshets.
"BeckeIs large mildam ard Settles sav'nill, on
Fox Creek, in the town Of Wright are gone, ~ well
a. all the bridges between Gallupvls aad Ws,dsn's.
The plsnkroad bridges on Kings Creek, in Wnshts
sIe ottly damaged and the lover one swept sssy.
The Factory bridge at GaIupvile, and Cray's gIst-
mil bridge, are gone. Ct,
hsiie and MicGleturgh, are all washed aSay:
"A Gilbos, tie destruction OF property, indepensnSS
Of crops is estimaied at st least $50 900. als '.
tie co;oI factory is swept away and great "a ns1c
was done to Reeds tannery. ID Anis ana oh's'' s"''
asO 10 q grs at extent.
"Murpty's mill, in Fulton, are swep, a~sy.
Gan ibc bridges ard dams on the stony I,eek, o9-
tween Middebugh and Fulton are gohe' Inc infufy
"STFe ScbofsIie Plankroad bncge, which crose -
,bs No'mar's Xii in Cumberland, Albany Couny, q
gone" ..,,,
s,1rRpu EgTSTSG.-ThIee dwellng.ho1ses, " h
,b.y fnrniture occupied by workmen In Hawvers f,.
tory at Livrg get, pyle in the town Of Boone p,r-
ton OF the factory and dam and several ,idges there
about, are swept Of. The destruction Ut this place il
great.
Al Preston Hollow, Albany County, several bans,
n ills ard bridges, are gone. AT Bern, Albany County,
similar osscs have been sustaoet.
The Scha hare and Bern Papkrosd is completes
wreck, and entirely inpassable
An entire sav-u,l passsd d down the Scbossre Cre'S
through Midoeb burgh The portion Of the Gno oos CO..
ton factory caniGd away il lodged at Bl,lbeim.
All communication with the southern portion OF ria
e0uIty and this place Is cut of except by the moasnu
routes on the west side of the Schohsrie Creek.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Jnsnrante Companies.

CEClRTTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
- No ii Priest. (Gres Weste<n Budings Cash Csfs'a
$4,000 81 pahi in. This Company having a It's espA PAD
A In ;roess ready 20 Ieee.ye opis
GATORS ae 70 policies Of Isartnces On 1e!ha'e,
pni,g S1us i nor, and other p.oper ry poshe a-u.
JOSEPH WAkER, PrsGdeah
YNOS w BIRDS ALL. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
JosgpH WALKER EDWp. HkIGHT.
WILLIAM +. MOTT, ~ NbIrL0SH,
gDWARD Noon SAMUEL c. PAXOS
RORT T. CASE RICHARD P. BRUFR,
pM M NNISTOUN D. CROMWELL.
WI II. II urSSEY. :. r. EALENIiNE,
EDMOND " CORIJSS, T. }. DOSNELL,
EDWARD WrLLETs. JOHN r. Wills
CHAg y. PARKKR, 0fORCE a.: ~ I'm ~
JOHN ID WARREN EDBT LlSlIEi auhhA''
CHAs YIY DAVID b. keller,
WN u ABBATT W1. ALLEN BUTLM,
VI. BIRDsALL EDWARD CROMWELL,
EDVD. MERRITT, L. b. WYMAN.
SMITH LAWRENCE. MATHEW MITCHELL,
HENRY BARROW, JOHN ALLEN.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE GEORGE b. 0RlNSELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Professional Notices.

HNIIE undersigned have associated themselves
i together transact the business Of PROC lsG AID
INDICATING PATENTS in all i:s branches IL the Unlted
States al abroad THOMAS EWBANK. Che late Commit
so, r ef Pstents will after 20 the preparation OF apPeao
tsut bmsn,a An letters N relation 10 lhves
tious or Patents Z us. be accompanied with fse
The be consulted al questions relating -
Pa,eit es proceedings thereon a. No j Ws,-s,- Jew
yoIk, Aug Is, 1855 gOsEPh BbtNr,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

OLD SrnNoSs 1t is rel.ted Of whitchsld, thai
man who had heard the same discourse no; ess t'as
thirteen times, who knew every word and ge''6's
Of il, Who acquainted with every &C 'n ana u,'-
ton Of the preacher during its delivery, was n'"'n.
siar ding, a. deeply Impressed with the dsc'ns' ~
The thirteenth, az on ia fis. delivery.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
GEORGE COOK. Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD ECRNITU RE.-TO-MOR
Ii. WILSON AucoDeer.
r ARGE SALE Of first. class HOUSEIOLD

IL FURNITURE, rich Wilton ard velve, Carpets; costly
French rate Pier ard Mantle Mirrors three suites Of sh
Psor rosewood Piano Forte valuable OIL Paintings
Pearl Silver Cutlery, &c at No % West 4hst,
8h.av II. WILSON will sell THIS DAY, (Thursdsy) Aus p,
at m o'clock the entire furniture the above house which s
OF the best descpton and has been in six months consist
ing costly Pier and Mantle Mirrors superior
wood Piano Forte suites OF rosewood Psror Furniture
rich sLc brocsds DO IN and gold
costly Bookcses soit carved rosewoo1
Center Sof snd Pier Tables three superior rosewood Eta
fere marble ops with mirror doors backs elegant
Corner Easeres with mirror backs .ieh Lecs WindoT Cur
Shades bror orInou Clocks costly Sevres aud
Dretden Vases ard rich Paror Ornaments &c with humber
OF fine Oi Paintings. Dring Room and Chamber Furniture
elegant oak FxteI Tab osk Chairs China Duner Set
gold band decorated Tea and Coffee Sets elegant ruby
and Glasware pearl and silver Cutlery Cake Baskets
Casters elegant rosewood sid mahogany Bed
.esd; do Bureaus; WsshstanJs with marble tops; costly
China Toilet Sets be Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
Beddirg French Oval Mirrors mahogany suites Of turn-
in hair cloth cottage ond mahogany sPrneses Chairs
Hall Stsld Ocoth; Stair Carpets &C Catalogues
the morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Me0iral.

CANDS' SALT RHEUM REMEDY.-The great
y ,Dccsss Of HE hsSsne Ia enrns dsssss Of the skin
sucb % saitihsGn, RinsworD Ich ossd Heel, Ecssms
Psersss kc without parallel 10 he annals Of Ne hne.
Sase ssrsspea ded TO b used throw out he
snbs aby hGnors ION the Csem ty applying tho Sale
Rbsum Remedy s1,ernLy, reliance may DO pseed upon
PrepsI.d and ,od BY A 3. D. SANDS Dru:Isu No 10
Fat6r.s- New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
.LBEsr n NicoL,y, Aoct oneer, 49,
UruL SELL. THIS DAY aug. Pc. at l24

n NlcOLtY, Az OneeI -,
WILL SELL, THIS DAY (Aug. 20. at ia
w oocs the Merchants ENchsse for &C oun' Of "hom
N
f20 Deawse Laekswaan. and "es eFn Rt y Mort bas'
&3 COO Flusai, 2 Railroad ID M)r,sage Bonds . -,
$1,000 Lake Ere Western aud II Lous Ri is Mort ba'
a5ofO Toeo and Iln,is Rail al lst hortssse nohas
sI5eN .ie Erie We.tsr- and ST Louis RR I'd Mort Bonds
( NV Alta and "a Hsirosd per cent Bonds
5000 Buosou River Railroad Sd MCTtg-2e Bo'ds
&S75 One Bond North Amer Goa snd Trarsporsuon '
shares North Coel and Transport Co.. VIZ e'c
10 shares ANS Pat NJ and FIRE Reg7a Co. 80 esco
IS shsres Chiaui Improvement Company, % each.
lQO shsye, New. Je sey Central Rsnroa1 4lOV es,h.
29s ,hares Paterson ard R4mspo Pal osd SO each.
o. shares Arctic Fire Iusurai Company, 80 each
90 shares Exc sior Fire Ccuplny, $50 each
IS ,h.rt. Shoe and leather Benk 500 each.
20 sAs1es Market Bank, s 100 each
20 sbGes EI rprise IL IsuraLce Company, H2s each
20 shares a F,ige Insnra Company $50 esch
shares Peter Cooper Insurance Company, AlO each
TEBlS or SALt-Ten per this day, aid the b sice
O'Clock The accrued interest all Tue
Bends Will be char, cd to he purchaser
EeAt Resular Sale on MONDAY, September !.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer and Bsnfsr
No. Brosd-sf.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Water Cure.

nR. E. J. LOEWENTHALs WATER-CURB
II Bergen RsAs, Eudscn County Few Jersey, sscessis
Hobot and Jersey City few minutes By stages 70
psrtienls-s sppiy ct 70 Hspoversa. ksv.Yat
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Ufran 9tsamere, &r.

Tor LIVERPOOIA-The Royal Man tteauHn,P
IaIcs " ss.op., csnns.is. wi AL f.on he
COny.nys Doel Jessy cy, ,hs ns .d 20 ee.s
fbr Tur,c< on WEDNESDAY. tbs u septsnSf =. ~
pr.sis.Iy P.sen,.rs Are essess3 70 - co VIZ .
S,losi a. ne PsuA ~l ssI tie i7se Sci rn.s,.
J. CIS,ARp, W, sES~ssFivh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Ga!ee bn Anfiioir.

I-CTION SALE.-The subscriber reneWs auc-
N ton sales THIS MORNING 81 lo o'clock - his sPacio1s
saeoon No. 70 Nassau Ghe stock consists OF aeJsgn'
nert from wholesale manuis ture-s q Furniture sYd Up
hostery Artists IDOOrteis Of China, Giss, karhswsfe "a
usmens Hsyeus CisaIs Jewsry. Watcnes Ger Wac, ~
very nany small from private individuals, worthy the
attention ladies and gentlemen wishing ~ sva then'eyss OF
sreat saveutsges -COTssnmen,s solicited UPON which
advances insde when required u,,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

IDEREMPTORG SALE AT PHlLaDELI TIA
II YHOMAS& SONS, ,Auotionsers.-COAL LANDS, Gc d
TIL NORTH PENNsl LNANlA COAL COMPANY, Lv
County Pa three miles northwsrd Of Wsesoa-re "a
TUESDAY Sept To- lG6 al - O'c,ocA IN the ENfNlNG. WIZ
public sale without At the PH
PHIA EXCHANGE. by order Of STANLEY WOOOWAED,
Agent the Company under authority Of ar act OF the Lss
lsure PenDr sLA approved "a April 1856 s those seven
LAND containing 6OV situate In Plains
Township Luz,TIe County, PernsyyaLis fronting on the Sos
aush,pa River and bounded by lauds Of Eli X Pri;e oaa
S.aie sperns Stark. Fl NJ Fuller aud BY the Canal
and y yrra abc Roads according survey ms4s IN 1894 ny
" Colt d. s. Luzerne County. On Trlct No. Is new Er-
spe erectsd and driven through thee
CcJ These Improvements would enable party puf
shezir operations iinmedAteiy large sae
fne tpegng being the bk Of he CANA sae eI Yense oil
tosdTs boats will be consequently voTy sm. WIN these
tes least go Per day b. ed from ne n nss
aId placed In ready for mGfke' The NIfhern kxtnn
te Branch Csus resTy competed which VIII
oren entirely the ulneTa wealth oil the
Hyoupg Valley and the extremely eligible ttulton OF these
vii them rong the st 10 ENJOY ts ldvans9e
II be mentioned tbs large Pison vein stu
10 BE reached vsryng thickness from Is 10 - feet Shsft -
feet eeep 10 by 81 feet wide 0ioo vein OF Col so
sine 4hoIse powell Ergi ouse hos ns sPpa a'us nc
entirely Aiso Basin for the boas when loadng Con
teupae3 sroad will through lots and 10 Nantcoke
description Of the whole Property ana
Lihosapbo Plan from Mr Colts SaIyey, giving the exact
bourosse distances &c may De had al the Au;o6'
Rooms OF Messrs. BANGS BROTHERS Co. and II Messs.
LEAvITT DELlsSfR Co., New York. Sale absolute,
without o. limitation Terms and further paucu-
krs ct sale. NJ IHOblAS SUNS, AuetioSeoIsi
Nos 81 and 60 South iths-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
legal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of On Order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Il New Yorh bose 10 hereby given 20 ~
pers, hsviG claims sssnst JESSE B. DOW late Of ne
City NsvYorh eteesd present. he With youe
thereof the sub.ereers a, The ofase q Roger
No. 49 WI lsnTt in the City Of New Yofs on %
fore the sixteenth day OF Fesrnsry re1tDssed New f1'
tho 18th day u August 1865 ..
suH lsveUe m GEO. WOODaAN,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate 10
tie County Of New Yorl soslcs @ hsress eTss,nnmps0S 80
h.vins cisps asaiIst BLIZABErH TnUhl 80 -
Of ibe City of Nes-Yrh, deces.ed 70 sese "" 10 WI
,oocbss hereof 10 the urereer st hs A., ~ Il.
The City of Nov Yab, beffe ae tsto ssi W ~
asIy re1t-6s,<d New York re I'd ~ % ylr,
,xo.,.rsn-,. n. d. eo1<ser, Ads.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order % ne Surrogate
Of he ceun7 Of i'ts fe = y.a 10. 70 ~ "
be Ci,y Of New ap sasJsr .eee1sed % pesest he
With scseher tAerss e A , ;1e - ss
Yosh 90 q kfsre H. .oy Of December ztDat New
"H'' "e ~~' fLlA J. ERoTN, asua ssus.sl
M ,svS.Yrs L4lHAhY PIlB, ssaps<
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

A. N. BLRwR. Auctoueer.
DY BANGS BROTHER d CO.-Trade-Sals
- Rooms No IS ParkLow. - - ~
syXTY-TOURTH NEW-xOaK TRADE SALS,
To be commenced,
The STATIONERY SALE. on FRIDAY, Sept. H.
And continued on
SATURDAY and MONDAY following.
TIE BOOK SALE, on TUESDAY, Sep. l6,
And continued daily IN the order Of TIE Cs'slogre.
The Catalogue above sale is ready for dsbuuor
aid will be cent u address upon application
WEDNESDAY ENENlSG Avg. u, a. o'clock.
BOOKS AND SrATlONEHi-A large collection, mostly
feh choice library editions Of standard works.
variety Of illustrated volumes AMI miscellaneous rub
cations so OF staple End fancy stationery in
eudrg pspe,s, blank books. pens, envelopes. &c
FRIDAY EVENING Avg -. at o'clock.
NEW BOOKS-An extensive collection, comprising ytlu-
able Standsrd Works in Theology. Medicine History Bio
gYogeph Poetry Voyages and Travels Arts Sciences al
Of mcsllaneous publications noluiDe nsny
nely illustrated Books Also variety of Classical and schoa
Bonks &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
EOR SALE. .-450,000 FIRST MORTGAGE
II YiGHT PER CENT CONVERTIBLE SINKING
HUkD BONDS of the DUBUQUE AID PACIFIC RAILhOAD

II RiGHT PER CENT CONVERTIBLE SINKING
sUED BONDS Of the DUBUQUE and PACIFIC RAILhOAD
COMPANY.
The Road ,used n the State Of o~s and extends from
pobsque he seronson Of ths Oaena and Chcs-
RAo. Mssspp rveI) ia d2. course through
irdspe deDce, Cedar a AID Forte Dodge, 70 The ss5uH
river a. the mouth Of Big Sioux Tiyer. ....
1he,e Bond, issued upon basis Of hs1 81 900,
are dated April ls 1895 able % years. their Interest
eS'p<s are payable semi annually in Apul and Otooer sod
0ey ee secured by deed Of Of the Road eqIipnont
stock anc haIchae Of the ire division of the line
The Raiosd Conpany 10 the TecpeI Cf 3f 90 Of
birds OF he most productive Scd inviting character.
The vert urSefe is therefore snd ths
tespersbhiy Of the Company unqaes ion.b'o
We recommend these posd friends frat clsxs So
egJty
uIhsr irr alton may be h.d o. the uDi.rsrasd ~ whom
a.ey are forssie BISHOP Co No. 32 Wen ST
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

SARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS
y HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Two daily Expssss LLnss
- pleasure travel.
Psssensefs leave CheraberHst stsnqr for
GARATOGA ard LEBANON SPhNOS DIHECf,
Arrive It Saratoga st v: As Lebanon SprinU
sth5epn
Atl2m Arrive 1t ssratoss At 723 and at Lssanos
Springs at $50 p.
fkie.s sAd aid BA1ssge ehscks6 through
The esyne Trans connect at PEEkSklLL tr LAhk MA.
RtjPAC 3, OAKHILL for CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
# ALBANY Tor NIAGARA FALLS and The LAKES, and =
YHUY fr LAKE GEORGE and CANADA
A. = BAIfH. 6upsyntsrdest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
w. s. MrLLoE, Auctonser. -
MORTGAGE SALE of ELEG mt CAB

W. >. hELlOE, AuctiOneeI.
MORTGAGE SALE of ELEGANT Cab
Ul MET FURNITURE. THIS DAY Thursday, Aug q,
To- ocock ssesroOm No IL and ID Part Row opposite
House being the sO of first cass Cabinet Manu-.
the Ssesioom and 70 be sold peempory
by order of Nor consisting in part OF sd Rosewood
ParoY With Broatele and Plush ten Tete
Tetes Rockers Voltse and Sweep Back Paror ChsiIs
Turkish covered in rich fancy coverngs ei.borAtey
carved Music Cabir and Writing Secretary Wadoee Rose
wood lined with in wood fifteen sed Chamber
Suites plain and with marble tops Bookcase. secIet.rss
Furniture in variety A'o great variety OF PEN Fur
nure lew and secoI hand with Lich the sale viii com
pce altogether forming the richest collection offered a. Auc'
.D this Goods be packed the premises u snip
ping Cetalo morning Of sale Ladies aud gentlemen
se particularly invited to view the stock previous purchasing
elsewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

AArIsss' B,ss, No. III S1sser.
THIS BANK wiD open for business st the above
,,sss.S On yvEEpAY 6sp- J. ~. ~ ord.S d re
bcsa Z. r. LANE, Ct<Lu.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

KDAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHiA and PITrsBU?GH Tho hORNiH0 MA
YRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al m sa4
leaves Psborsh Philsaetphia att The FAST LtNE
leaves Phsdstis for Pituhuysh AZ l2 and xfSSssrvs
leaves Philadelphia Pittsburgh ~ II and Hisspafse
lpr Philsdelphs ct $50 p. ,...
rom st. Louis No. Alton. Gaefs aud Chicago, nfnon
Frankfort LeIsOn and Louisville Ky Terre Hsu's asas
4pfhseid Beekntane, SsDdusty, Toledo, CevesLs Co
Iunbus Zaesvlo Masson, and Wooster, Ohio also with ne
team packet boats o and Esw 81 Loub Lous
Sille and Cfncinnsd. ~
Tor frber hands IN tho hotels Of this city,
viii h the most expeditions and
6rtafle ute the East and West .
Through tickets te had at either Of the above
nlsees in the West, orof ~
Court snst-st, New .Yott.
IL ELLIOTT, Agent Pe..nsyy snia Railroad CO..,
No 2Astor House, Broadway New York
N.w.Vo,S ian UH' Phnsisiphis
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
T'HE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Il OTFIcE No. 50 WALLSr. NEwYORK-
MECHANICS BasE BriLDtss.
Tbs Company with cash capital Of $50 o. nsnrc heEa.
hss meschA disc bousho furniture vesees port snd thsf
sDc property ally dalsee
BY bIe on the fsyuslle terms
DIRECTORS
Ssporn t.nsEeiers SaIn'L H. join L. Brctley,
Vim. Remsen. Jacob Rsese VIM ". Ncin.ne,
James - Lhby, 0eoW Bsss, James \. Sanfyfd,
Joseph Britton, Lebaeu, W's,a Jokn n suylsm.
y IL Lexs hons, Berl BAbcosk, fheod W Rhey,
kobert e.heh; EGssIe D1hn, Jbo. w. Nesseras,
Ches. d. SDi;h NJ ID yADos Robins Henry Besi@.
Wn. L. NttSe.e, Joseph ROglie ytomss {. su.il,
Estssh tt-H' !ss OrsttoB. T., s:sJtes ByttL
EeSry 2. Lsseoch
JftCb k1kSE, PfesSbA
yHorIs 6AtTstbIB, fs<Ists,y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28


! CENTRAL ROUTE, connsctins the Atlantic eitis. with
Westen North and South western States o con
Railway direct The Road also connects e. P;sSursh
With daily line Of Steamers to all ports IN the Western Rivers,
Cleveland and ssndusky with steamers 10 all poru on
Lakes sk!ps toe most direct, cheapest an
reliable BY which FRE0AT 10 forwarded 70 AID
from The QSest West. - - ,.,
RLTES BETWEEN hILADELpHiA End PITTSBURGH.
Tssr Boots Shoes Dry Coos, tiu qna usr 100 n
boxes,) Furs Feethess, &e. :......:...l w.
OEcosp CLsss.-Boots and Stationery Dy -
Goods, CD beles,) Bsrtwsre, LestLsr 'os per IL"
YgtKp CLAss-AnVas BagsDs Bacon and s,c mar los N
Pork lin bGlk } Hemp, Gc..............:) ~
VousTH CLNs-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and sns mar 100 h
Perk, lpscked) Lard and Lard OI....::
In shipping Goods nom point east o. Pns1epns Se par
Eeuisr arb the package Via pennyl,sIsa nsIesd Al
Hoods consigned 20 the Agents OF this Hced st rbuadphs
Pittsburgh viii be forwarded without d:teuron
FRsrspr AGEHTs-HJrs, "ormley Co, mempns. rc,n
r. Sas Co., st. Louis; J. g. Mitchell son E'snSSnie,
Ind Dune.nl Bell MuIaoeh, and Garter Jswsn Louis
Vile Ky. B. C. Medrum, Madison Ind spntman nroWn
and irwin Co. Cincinnati N. w. Graham Co., Za,esnle
Ohio; Leecb Co. No A EnSys,. Boston; Leechk Co, No
lAstor House New York No Winismst, aud No Bstte
r.pIses NewYork; }. sneeder Philadelphia Mssrsw
xoeus Baltimore Geo. Z. srsnciscus Pittsburgh
Hor .sr.hsr p.rtlculsrs or tls Of lad'ns, spPy 70
LEECH Co., Asents Penn Rslrosd Co..
H. HOUSTON, eenerh Freisht Agent, Phlsdelph's-
JOL1kER9 eu urGrintsnd5nt. Altoona. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL for $3O-The
- speIdh iron .crsw Steamer CITY %, Os ann, nAr
on THURSDAY 4th Sept Fares In Saloon so $50 sni D.
according TO staeroOuA limited number OF seersss f1'
ser aers vii be taken including all proysoGs
Apply TO sABEL COhIis 10 w nt PIC rtIttyo nT ~;
n. b. The CITY OF BALTIMORE will follow Oh Thu KS
Rent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
2CEY PAuP0An-Fnr PHILA.

IN DELPRIA snd the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-,Tal ard H1prea Lres Leave New-Ycrk and II
= NJ. .d and NJ hrs tsi I'm g. 25 s.opPn, st alI
vsys,sions rhrough II kes sold for Cine nnau S7 SD
els l ana the West and for Baltimore, Wsshnson Noi
kh snd through besssge :hs.ksd 70 Msasig,on IN u
and .. N. w NCODhUEb. Aussns oup'