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Of the applications allowed this month"; 1929 for soldiers
who rendered service in the revolution the widows of revolt
onary being larger number than heretofore been
allowed since the of the act Of Sd March, the
Of l4h May, 1856 in amendment of above repeating
the requirement of record evidence the large
Of warrants for revolutionary service.
The nuberof of land subject entry the 10th
May Iowa co., but the recent railroad grants will
absorb 900 leaving for the reopening
of the land offices 100000 s. 50 for those
within six miles of the railroad lines and 81 25*for the
,nni,I
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Shipping NntelLiaeatk.


THURSDAY, June II, 1856.
3J CLEARED YESTERDAY.
stearnship CahaSba, BulIoch, for New York via Havana
Steamship Louisiana Talbot fl S ana rn SGes geo
@ s sss'.s &
schr Day, Miner, for Maianzas, DeTisser &co
ARRIVED. s
Steamship Daniel Webster Cnrchi from AspinWall via San
Juan as Miearagua days and 1s hours q VI Temple
Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz to Harris Morgan
Ship y #ss:y f Sss52 s fen Liverpool Ap'
shp 5os Mss fs March go to
schr Cysote, MeKieg Bazos St Jago, to southmayd
schr sylphide, Barbarn, from Bonfoucs-Basin
schr Perseverance, Gagall, from Tchefuncta-Basn.
g& sTEAMBoATg.
Southern Belle. Broadwell, from Grand Lake. Y
P ga Basy 4agas from Lafour che;
j g swon, new, Jones, from St Louis.
Towbou Hercules, Lar1ace from the down and
stellaHbroa asl ship Western Chief 1Ss'i m Da'A
Star MP Sa. The adisss .ss
den caste-brought up schr cbysolyte.
ooa@ BELow-coMING UP.
f Sp h sss n ssa from p hPTs hp
schr JANE Elizabeth.
EXPORTS. ,a6a
80 bbls -four 100 do whisky 10 do pork Is do beef 20 casks
porter 40 SKIS coffee so els rope, 100 bxs caret.
ks
IS do sene, 200 do -four, 200 bxs hacon pkgs mdse
+ LIFERPOOI-ship Northern Chief-3S7a bales cotton.
MoBILE-schr InFncibe-691 bgs corn, Is bbs brandy
do gin.
MATANzAs-schr J Day-2so bbls molasses.
IMPORTS.
MOBILE-Steamer Forida6 bales osnaburs l9 bales cot
ton to McKlcroy & Bradford--sundries to order.
vERPOOL-shp Western Chief-Assorted mdse. 49,
NEWPORTship Lawson-299 RI iron 1926 fish plates
csks belts to j Casey &% G}3G
BRAZOS ST JAGO--Schr Chrysolite-lO5 hides 26 bast
wool Price Coutee-Sl500 IS bgs wool Price, Walsh &co-s
bales skns Camerdonlio2 pigs lead Sheris Oiver22(
hides 40 pigs lead bales skins South
mayd Harrison56S5 Maklenburger &co-a09 Perdot-3
II horses J. More350 Grant Lewis &co-l49S order-Sl
pigs lead Price, Walsh &co-s00 Marks &coToa s57 2l3
VERA CRUZ-Steamship Te1as--Sl2 900 f Camerdop-ll
600 Pachu &co-75OO Warnekn kerche-3eO Bryane Rec
1000 Jeannet Quecler Gco3067 al Payro-e4 25-schnid
&co-5l0D Jacob IIay-44S Cramer &co-00J Wartrani
co-lOO order-sundries to Jacob HaIy-C Forstall-
Schmidt &co-Cramer eco.
BONFOUGA-schr sylphide-500 bbls sand to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr Perseyerance50c cords wood to orde
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CATTLE M A RK EFT.

CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, June IL.
The supply of the lower descriptions Hogs
very ample with fair supply of other stock. The market
easy at quotations:
PRICES:
BEEF CATrLE-western Fine and Choice ..........Ssis
Ordlnlry.. .:.-........,..-tdgI1f
Attakapas, Texas, etc. ................ .4(dl6}s
SHEEP, Choice O0(1S5 50
SHEEP, lniots So 00Q1S4 80
Mich CoWs-Fine Kentucky .S300l75
.9Z
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Sis1 fSss
ceSdy Brown Fehef Goodr fS Seo
order-Total, Ill bales cotton
~ Sss
Do g 11asss Is hSs
4s'
Donass % bSls moassss Tc5it charpansr1
ia DB
Flint JonesToal 6i hhds sugar l6f bbs sugar IS bbls
molasses. ~
ST LOUIS Is Steamer swon1sss bels -four Kennedy
Il 81. sa9 pe Z n Hsa
NSSn Dc assse
Seo255 hbls -four prderoo esks bacon g bbls
5 Thomas Eder Seol5 hams Joseph lands &eo5o
&c e eaS" s Of 9h a ts
wheat Thompson &eo-2s bales hay Drnhsn bbls whis
1 IT'S es
mi
Cooper &coo do Henderson Ferry Seo-a hhds tobacco
ss appss bales sS'q prsBd fk ns09 G.oHe
hhds tobacco 80 bales cotton.
RAILROADS..
bids sugar ho6t DO t. order
and order.
CoNsIGNEEs.
smn,s seeeG Beauregene- Masse &co.GreevS {
Ps
Cromwell Woodsug S &C. HsTkns5
@
4 ler-B 4 Dryer-D Webster-A Glenn &co-A Whiting Gce
E
Ety. SS:si
Ss9 s
eoca Io2 G 5b AeS 5eS
osS $50
anadSo Sep Irsnton-boo5h &se-W Tssst &eo-5
Wd 1sTsn F Asy eG
Se91H9Tsrd Hale Pasaua5 GrSps &ccHa,
-Gampbell & Srqng-Dyas tco.A Pray kcoc NJ simpson
Noble RoGs5e c9HSP
affReSs SeIH a
%sSg ks5nssv WATT
Blair Moore ssss
Nns
Va 5soW WSed@aR SEQ
Richards, Sloeomb &eo-J RoaHeHenderson ! Gaines-E
| sclla'lx treres-FF Folger 6coand order
N0TICE-THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
~ PANY Of New Orleans have this day eommsnced opera
| at the usual rates.
e.. IS : S S:;2 I Hs $$s$s
IT, $ #;:;$! fiji; s!::$:::
THOMAS D SL9o 70 P PRESIDENT I9:ar
MA JAs s, EDwA AR SIS SECRETARY: ,..,~
2zE sEfF HSH5ssSH
be used any kind soil where scraper
ms IA Magazine. corner Common street.
DAN1HEEIh E EnS SUCCESSOR e re rwIB1L1
and 81 Fulton street. Of every description Cop
e f0g rns @
Pans Fiteres Juice Boxes and everything appertanig the
Steam Gauges Whistles Bras
oGis sessaa PAINTERS e Steam Trains
6o hGve bsen esa oTsa hs s
boS fssss ssss
es nS5sa CITY, to whom n5
r HILL A assn $ s1aRs
@ 1sss af E''"'
|
Tine @ n s n5PEER Rewef en- s under
solved by its own limitation Either partner will sign the
| L. L, SMITH,
W. b. COOPER, Jr
| TUCKER, COOPER & Co. New York
| New Orleans, May l, 1856. my9 Pm
| NJOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
coparnership and will continue the business
Cooper in this city and New York. under the firm of SMITH
COOPER co. L, H. SMITH,
| WM B. COOPER, Jr.
| --...-..-.-..-. j. ALLAN MITCHELL.
| New Orleans, May ], 1856 my9 I'm
C1IyIL ENGINEERTNG AND SURVEYING
" The undersigned having formed Gopaneshp pur
pose Of anaein business in the line of Civil Engineering
and Surveying that may be entrusted to them within the Stat
Of Louisiana and having had considerable experience in tina
line of business would respectfully solicit patronage
from those interested therein. j. G. DREUX.
| w. s. MITCHELL
| NJ Office No. n Commercial Place. 1y
THE BAGASSE FURNACE. 50 LETTERS PA
4 tent for the United States granted to SAMUE H. GIL
NAN of No 81 Nachez street. New Orleans under the date
of December 1854 furnace burning Wood and Bagasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities, fully
SON ''>'D 0n 'f' EN- oi'or' 'i'N
s 1t works entirely draugh and without the ad
Of q Blower.
3D. It contains CRATE bars other irons n the interior
of
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VHTDODNlAN'S EAI1SACT OE' sSAMA1SA
w GINGER-Such is the intimate connection between the
the system, that the health of one depends
very much upon the of the other and medicine whics
grateful and beneficial TO the stomach has the effect ofrestorn
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
excellent remedy Nervous and Sick Headache
Sickness Nausea etc., ETC. The great advantage of the
Fluid Extract Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, that in
FORM contains all the active principles without
any of the inert matter which makes much agreeable
the stomach.
Dyspeptic persons who troubled with nausea distress of
the stomach after eating owing to the weakness Of the dges
tive organs will find this preparation invaluable, usually
affords immediate relief and far eicacious Than brandy
any other kind of ardent Spirits it stimulates and
the stomach producing relief without the
injurious consequences which result from alcoholic smuants
During the prevalence of the cholera it found the
greatest benefit for preventing weakness and relaxation Of the
bowels, which produce diarrhea.
few drops in tumber of water with sugar SYRUP
healtul and delightful beverage this Extract couneracng
the bad effects of the cold water.
wopDMAN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
deliberately prepared carefully selected articles the
best quality.
CAUToN-Persons desiring article that be relied upon,
prepared solely from PURE JAMAICA GINGER should par
which is warranted be exactly what it is represented
o. 0. WOODNAN, Of Magazine and Common Streets
Wholesale Agent, New Orleans. jel2 5md&W
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BetieW If tbe Mlarktts.

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Il.
COTTON. The stock sale very light, and although
there fair demand the sales yesterday limited
about 1900 bales Prices generally firm at last quota
tons, which repeated -
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. 64@aai}sI Middng Fair. ll7z@ll%
Mddling 924lDI09s Good Fair .:.........@-
Good Middling... ..1114@- Good and Fine .......-@-
TOBACCO. We heard of 70 hhds sod of which G.,
prisng II &c, 10 at IA Sat S. and 20 Mt 90 and II
private terms.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept !, 1856 ...:...... 1851 Ills
Received since ,.l ,T26rssO S9,3
'' yesterday. ....... 220 1852
-L726,60O $1,000
Exported to date. lss7oss l7S''s s4a57 5lS'5
9 yesterday 1903 600
.l610as6 -34,257
VIA sIc
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Total gold and silver deposits 81 595 600 90
The land department Of the pension bureau
active during the last month"; will be by the annexed
abstract of business condensed from the Washington Union
Warrants continue very dull of sale market fact
there appears for them the Of either brokers
Dealers though they be induced purchase by low prices
Sales been made at IS and 76 cents The
to-day be called Is to 50 ceneven these low
figures buyers are Indifferent
receive donation rather Railroads in
the are lands the act for that purpose having passed
Congress- This will doubt the land offices in certain
districts be temporarily closed In the meantime there will
be buyers of price another Camp
Number applications bounty land received. $500
Number Of applications examined reexamned 81 800
Number applications allowed
Number of certificates issued. r. OLA
To satisfy these will require 49l $50 OF land
follows:
422 for 160 each. 800
1925 warrants each. $50
1884 warrants for so each 70
e 40 each.
warrants for 60 acres each $50
l2Ol4 l,49l, go
Total number of applications received
Total number of applications examined examined % 900
Total number Of applications allowed l39 OH
Total number of warrants certificates issued S 95S
To satisfy the already issued will require 49, $40
acres, follows
1886 for 100 each 537, 500
75 1853 for 800 each OBS 900
1891 for 50 each 1876 go
222 for 60 each 10, 800
I'll for 40 each II, $50
warrants for 10 acres each .................. 40
l3S95s l6s76,64o
Of the applications allowed this month"; 29 for soldiers
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THE BAGASSE FURNACE. So LETTERS PA
tent Tor the United States granted to SAMu H. Gill
NAN Of No 81 Natehez street New Orleans under the date
This Furnace combines the following qualities fully
proved in taking off SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
SON.
s II works entirely by natural draugh and without the aid
Of a Blower.
Cd It contains CRATE other irons IN the Interior
3D. 1t requires stoppage Of the mill to have its ashes
cleaned ont.
4h The Bagasse stirred touched after arrives
In the furnace.
9th 1t burns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
the mill engine battery and pumping engine.
This is only that has taken off crop Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes preteson to burn Baas alone and
does not resemble other furnace in single feature its
FORM in the principles upon which works. in the
which produees neither does it approach the rights Of
tricks of rade known to be false by those who make
ticles upon their merits No person will be
make patent Furnace without authority
from all having such authority will fully
guaranteed In its updsurbed use and possession.
Patent Furnace is applicable train of kettles
boiers and prepared apply burn
Ing Bagasse boil juice the kettles
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
treatise the whole in pamphlet form, with draw
ngs etc., be had of the subscriber by mail otherwise
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
Jas d&W6m 81 Natchez street. New Orleans.
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EsTIEI. SPRINGS EsTILL COUNTY, KENs
EEITUEEYThis Retreat liz situated
entuckT River, by wild and
tain scenery, and of the pfctnresque and healthy
locations In the world 1t Ave miles
and by fine gradsd rood hssa
ns Of daily four horse coaches from
that passengers leaving veor Cincinnati the
ng viii the Springs the evening"
The place IL In fine condition and u
Of visitors. Mtss$ ". GEfILES, S8
smy23Im SF3S#@s .$5ss55 Ohm GHILEs
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GHIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING,
W The undersigned having formed Goparnersp pr
of transacting business the line Civil
and Surveying that may be entrusted to them within the State
line of business would respectfully solicit Of patronage
from those interested therein j. G. DREUX.
w. s. MITCHELL
NJ Office, No. q Commercial Place,
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TRENCH LANGUAEE-SUMMER GLASSES FOR
GeAtlemen-M Leon Iangrn, Professor of the French
language and French literature at the University Louisiana
gives respectful notice to the public that MONDAY June
9Th he will and continue during the whole
classes of three different degrees for gentlemen comprising
Elementary Middle and Superior Glasses his Office Univcr
sy Building corner Baronne and Common Streets Room No
The classes will take place in the evening various hours,
from O'clock suit anybody. The learning the
Language will be nude extremely by new method Of sim
plifcation
Price for month So payable in advance Apply and sub
scribe at the Professors Office evening" after o'clock.
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DartituIar Aotites.

s8- Eighth Ward = American Ciub-The
membersof the Eighth Ward American Club requested to
attend on FRIDAY 18Th inst their usual place Of meeting
for general bsnesss By ordero of the President je2
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1AzoopMAN,s EXTRACT OF JAMAICA

je12 5md&W
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hemAhlng h the New York ely fest 00ss,
Friday, Ma 3, 1855.

rubhshsd exclusively In the NEW Yo1x HnAID, by ACT
q oopgress-se pcp~ Aav s ssyes circulation Of any
popU - ne United States.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

YounsMrscarolinsM Young Miss Mary I
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OFFIcE FLUSHING KAILR0AD COMPANY, PLUsH.
" hg Long lslard April IS 1t6.fhe hsf yearly Interest
on The mortgage bonds az this company Mar l. viii
be after that dse. tAon he COZ,
pors NJ the once Of the Farmer Loan ARD Trust Company
New Ycfk. WILLIAM sAART, Prevalent
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HFFICF OF THk ACCkHSOHf TRANSIT COMPANY
~ rev York Aprt D. 1856 The transfer DO ks Of this
ccnpany cnsed tuesday the 18th N
main c'osed mil ThursdaY, the Of Mar BY order
ISAAC @. LIZA, Secretarv.
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1<Wrn ME htllb
beth B
Omey Mn saah
Osborn Q Mrs n A
Osborne issL ouisaC
owens Hls8 EbzA
o. Brlen llilR CAtba
OsBrtne Wes Mary.
18th street
EE::k:s ! Us -. ~. ~,
rarAn M u B w
Pa'isnsA, W0hsler 81
Parter Miss Il, l3th
fAxket Nrs xAry J
fRrher MAZDA
ParryMtse c4'e Jan
PArry M.ss Emily J
Plat Hes>cr @
PyAt'Mrs Amelm
Prst Miss fouisa
PraiAr Marg.e A
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H1HY LINZ ron POUGHKS RPSfS. f0ncT7r1a q
~ Cozzens' Dock, West Point Cold 0prnes Cornwall New
burg Few Hamburg and MitonL Ths fSs stearner HERO
eyesy stencon sundays eycepte y 81 O'Clock; rsturnin
leaves fougnkeepste 81 eoclock A. n. Fare Is osss
HUDSoH RIVER RAILRoAD-FROW April. q.
IL 1895, the trains Will Chsmbers strsek 1900 g io
,cws;-sxprsss A. n and SP n mai, 4. 4 Arough
and for Sing Sing 1880 A. H. and P, n. Hudson,
S.N r M for Pcekskih- $50 n Tho PoughEeepaA Gh6
!ssen a ohsmbes Canal Christopher and Thirty IRA
Trains for New York 435 IU4B A. and
go NJ and East Albany al 80 and Ills ssd SIS
NEW ARRANGEMENT -ACCOMMo DATIONLiMEFO
~ korwan snd Rocky Neck The steamer H0RWAbK,
Can't 0corse Ecdmsn vn leave pr est sas Qs'hsnSe
Leaving South rorvak II 7oclock. A. NJ Fare % cene.
Leaving Rocky Keck s6 FAxv IS ecnis Frssm saken
promptly. Pay able delivery Of the soods Al pershns
svf trusting person or Rsrvoss IN accguni o. 80
boat and owuern. CHAhLES hcNkALs Agent.
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Tagxar Miss Navy 1Sgke Mrs, BayArd 4 Touer Mary
TaSbel Mn Ann fooias Mrs Daniel Topping Mo Elk,
TAAei Misn kleA IObin4Ys, Warren d Torbo Mary
Taylor Mrs, Stone & Thomas 1tnD L Thorntsu Ann
TreAnor Mrs Mary Thomas MnsAmsnA Touhill Mrs Eliza
TresdwellMlse Anna Tompkns Mrs. Geo rowhix Mis-
Temple MinD Lucy r0wey Msslsrgars
remnant AsAasthA Thompson Ms Mar Turner Robert
Ferry Nas FanuieN thA Tuihnl Mrs Mary
fUwksbury 6ArshA Taylor Mrs hlix'beth
U4V
UbdeEhin Mary venno MILE Kas Van Valkehburg Mrs
Van Nostrand Aiss Van PlAnok Miss Mary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

Nov aesdy; -
DEP LICAN DOCUMENTS!
~ We have hand the following
REPUBLICAN DOCUMENTS
FOR THE CAMPAIGN,
And are able suppl, ,hsm BY the quantity % single sasss
at the counter Of he Publicsticn Once:
THE REPORT OF THE KANSAS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE,
Submitted Tuesd,y, tho 1s inst, BY the Hon. AsHs
Howard Of Mich ard sherman of Ohio with LOO passs Of
evidence the fruit Of three month"; faithful labor 10 KAaA
Single COPIES 4eens; per Dozen ~ cents PER HUNDRED,
% 50; per thousand, go. .t4f-
SPEECH or THE hon. CHARLES SUMNER
ON THE CRIME AGAINST KANsAa
Delivered IN the Senate May 49, 1854 Single copies cessf
70 cents Ter dozen s2o per huDd-ed; 80 thousand
Ill
GOV. sEwARpS SPEECH
ON THE IMMEDIATE ADMISSION OF KANsAa
Two ps1 sopy cents dozsi 81 Is per hundred
Sloper thoussnd. - ''
SPEECH OF THE HON SCHUYLER coLFAX
ON THE LAWS" OF KANSAS
2oents Do. copy; pr dozen 81 per hundredi ~
Per thousand
An, quantity of tho above Will be sen. 10 sny address
seipt of he annexed pess-ehs By express or In any other
manner deGirsd ... .I
ORpEls iucosins the CASH are respectfully snlicitsd
GREELEY McELRATH,
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6periaI Notices.

p.-r.,, Of the Repnbiicas Leader 10 NEE. '1o %
sroa,e, for Cheap s~d Accurate Portrait OF JAY "
@sSy y,.nrr - ,hsu issue THIS MORNING Bold and
.,.s Ep,r.,ins Of the Republican Leader The pro'' Of
, ,p, Was submitted to several intimate reno' OF .ne s
l..t Coloosl, aid pronounced 70 30 'E@i 'on"N~A
LIKENESS.
M is handsomely printed, fine, thick paper,
;a n ,ze With our other Campaign PicuIes tlsxsi IN
ebe.,, and viii be sold on tse Same terms
Price, only l2s copy BY the hundred es. HAND
soMELY cOLORED, 70 cents, or e6 per hundred
Specimen copies sent BY mail upon the recsp Of orc
cen, psts,e stamp Colored copes 25 cents and ono
stAmp. nr,
BAKER l. GOODWIN, Printers Tribune Baudns'
See ether column this page for n' OF our Political lam
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CTANDARD and RE6PECrALE nUHlNES
- Psrrsy Vrntsd v1tb Csp,sal who voald Nas ehDe =
CounrprHosss Tns buspes Il unnmitsd and - Hc9 -
shs, M vary kttls Nose Sms lesscS ~
a ubsed character aud stsndtue vi b. trsessa wiA
e5sec wsn Be required AAdre&, with real name, bsz
Tribune Ofnes. : N N.s'Fs 'ef r t'' 'tf .'trl-f.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
Ghanres Cor Rusiness alsyp

to W. No go 81 Dsnsil,s-ss Nsntsssl, Jsiy s ls5
Ghanres for Business 1lsb
NOTTON M L l. OR SA = Z x
O-To close an Eststs, sAs Mil kroyD = RAnnoNf MILk
q, usfed n Pst.ssSn, N J., vita The hai,ss - 0eesd
oR<rstop and doing iSes esdA 1be bse9inp ssa ~
rery ali 10 cocd s6sr. For hushes nfosusaeo 6gssS M
r j. BERqlNE, Asmx No rs Bsesawsy. - sakss. Asn
10 to IL O'Clock l-l------ - - = =.
WNIYE Us A CALL have nsaslY 49,
" psd h,s, story a. proof s.st ed laSs s;sI9'
eased II DIS thY4virs village, wdch oSsr SALE 8
es 0fo or ~ rent e5eo for sn SeeS 1850 "A,
dress s,-f as.a-..l., SIMON ID6, SlsIeeoe]s :. n
GREAT BARGAlN.-The stock Of HOUSE,
N FURNISHING GOODS n the sose Ma ~ o.seeSSs
ysst B,eoklyn togsthas vph tia fxrUht& ~ tsC.D
ROUTE woath 80 ysas vsl 10 odd vcy hr -
m mbsc; her ard dssired, the parcber uppad VA dSeee
1urpbipa 0ocds tAe most s4ssnlAessus elne AP -
ROBERfDAvIs. No. ga ..A s6 Bre.s.sy. .Ns..Yssl..
AyEWePAPFR for SALE.-The yndersigpsd,
IN p,orretor OF THE SAUGEkT1E9 TetgSnAk4, y
5eCroys Of q ling bic ,NEWxPAPkR EsIAekL3HaE0
ard JOB OFFICE, hpste In The yplsss Of SeeesfsssA
Comfy r. tho BudsoD Rivss 100 msss ~ Nsr.tSS
citv NE vlsse coptsips population Of ~ 1S
snS a. seSpiy sr sctoo Ee oshss pspss ~
sevn o. within z mica Ths rELE0RAPH. sew IN 10 sSnn
wear OF pu e ecuins pseer printed sa
bv u pchss aud hss lase sdsssadne asss.1oa -
Job hitting gsso.sss sna !. dssss 4 4esv
condition. Price $500 e.sh.- Ad6reS g eYeH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
s. SCHOOL AGENCY and TEACHERS

u. TTNroE ual7l by Z. II WILCOX SON, No. 293
Broadway corsroncence and references throughout the
Union. fEAcaER.' and PEOPLES aEErsG DAILY, TO
Tor CSeciSods Life Members ana AGENTS all sharing tho
Common Fund .nd the help OF AL every dollar inter
Ard ofs Cheeks renewable and uiusierrabls 81 So
eIa S25 ESQ., so", &C., sGso'dins,s desired income. No
eANgs N Pupls
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

Now Ready:
CMUCKER's LIFE OF FIR E MONI.-
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l2Do. Price 81
WHY 1T is THE BEST:
/ 1T Is THE MOST CAREFULLY PREPAkED LtFE,
The proofs bnse been submit ed 20 and the work approved
BY lie dsu sushsd subj. CT and bis isieod. r., purrpr
Y 1T Has 1BE pEST' POkrRAtT, By bU tihE.
'Vsry hsl dsouc sra pora,s Of Col Fremont aud NJ.
Dayton have been engisved steel and eusshsd ey u
Buttre Of this cry y -, Ifnoule, ,uy ~
RFPORrS UNABRIDGED thus eDssng the pub ic 70 jedse
cf him oy by his WORKS, but By hs eloquent snd eis
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The eeporfs are themselves repete with striking met
cent They are written be enthusiasm Of expoer
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4 u II the" bsst" con'ains = -.
THE MOST COMPLETE RECORD
THE STANDARD BEARER OF FREEDOM.
A Wosd 70 the Wise 10 srfhcient'
Finally II The bsstr scasses and .egtes me san
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

A QUIZZICAL CLUB.
"A % X. PHILAN0ER
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MY arr all with = exclusively
for THE NEW-YORK PlCAf-
UNE. the n oct successful Comic
and Sasirical Paper in existence.
FRANK BELLEW, the great
CsricstuIist, heads the artists
engaged, aLd the renowned Pro-
fe, sor Happibsl's buris sque Lee
tures are found in 10 other
sheet
The Ladies oil Ike THE
NE W-YORK PEAyUNE be-
cause IL always COZ tsins firs'-
cisss tale OF absoibir 3 Interest;
because 1t 10 alwsys pure In
tore, sId because il 10 neat,
beautiful, and ivory way worthy
Of their patronage
1t Is published every ss'u'.
day. aLt cor fsiLs bom 20 TO "a
coluu La OF amusing IesdiDg and
humorous lllustraiiciia Pnce
orly Three Cenfs.
w, Ii. LEVIsON. Proprietor,
No. ia Nassaa'sr.
Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

Fremont and Dayton. Ninth Wnro. nrcoHayn'f w y @ -
An VI the residents Of the NiDih ward ~ s.r a,
h i.on OF Ere and Day re9uested 70 NEE T
Icas.r Hotel Fulton avenue, on THUhsUaI csniND,
JuIy IT, si O'Clock, for the purpose Oh ofsAn1's '