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vi ING Teacher Of the Piano and Meodeon desrous Of
receiving FEW MORE PUPS, and would accept sipaon
as ORGASIsT In this city or In the neshbOrhood ca T. H.
acquainted with The German, French and English language
and happy Mes-Y-. Edward Hodges, Ms Doc
H. TimIn President Phhamonic Society; Paul Julien, the
c.euya,ed Vrist; August Goche Tie great Panssf id
Nc. y ErtaDwGy
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MAYORS OFFICE, Jan. 9, 1855.


Y'HE MAYOR desires 10 call the attention of
i the Public the following, Ordnance which will be
strictly enforced:
An ORDNANCE amend Ordinance 70 REGULATE the Water
Works Of the City OF New York passed Sept T. siZ.
Any person persons who shall obruc the the
Feen soncooks connected with tie pipes by placing
thereon stone brick lumber a any VINO
she'll permit such materials TO be Placed thereon by hoe IN
their employ shall be subject the penalty Of $50 Tor
each additional OF 5 for each day the
shall lbe continued after notice for removal shall have
been served
a. Any penalties herein prescribed shall be imposed on the
offender IN like provided IN the hrst section Of the
title Of the Ordinance hereby amended in respect the
penalty therein presrbed and in default OF the payment tue
offender shs be subject the like punishment b. mprsoa-
ueui ss is in said section prescribed.
Adopted by the Board OF Aldermen Dec. ? ls4
Adopted by the Board of Assistants Dec II, l8+i.
Approved BY the Mayor Dec. a. 1874 . - -
d T. VALENTINE, Clerk c. C.
This Ordnance applies the removing Of snow from any
FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor
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90 f)bom it man Concern.


BILL Flour Merchant Baltimore, who left his business
"wednesday. Dec 10. a. o'clock and has not since
be lie had brown slOuchng hat, brown run
cloth dark with small white figure He
and thin iehtcoored whskers His complexion and
hair light eyes blue hight rniddlng about thirty. A
liberal reward will be paid for information which will lead TO
recovery whereabouts and will be gratefully scknow
edged hy hs e eed family No u Le1ngtonst Banore.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

NJISS FISHBLATT's BOARDING and DAY
vi SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No. ZIG West 35th ST.,
between eth and shsv-P up received any time No
estion Terms moderate. \. b.-A PRIVATE DANCING
CLASS is attached 70 the School.
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NOR SALE. or TO LET-A pleasant RESI-

DENCE Jamaica l.. l.. convenient 10 Railroad Depot
and to good Schools nud Churches IL Acres ct rsae LAND
coumodous House. small Barn and Carriage house large
with choice OF Frtrees Flowers
and Shubberv. Apply 20 Mr. KINGSBURl 6Spice ST. NY.
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Dountp fano iuarraut,1

AND WA RRANTS W,AyrED.
IL TAYLOR BROTHERS, ,,is- y
viii supply orders promptly. ,- ;s,Son hand
I AND-WARRANT OFF roy Va "a. WaIl.st..
~ kewYsrsThs hshA4 !. ~ ,,rs r,o rs,s sss LAND
aided by mall other ants sold ey me me ~ ~
Land Wsuents prosw ~iss sloI "a o,bcrs ssi,sd 70
'T'fs'JJ"c j. COLEMAN, No. s. wslls,,
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OUNCE d BROTHER, No. 126 Nassau-st., New.
ID York, have recently published
HOME COMFORTS:

OUNCE q BROTHER, No. I26 Nassau.st. New
ID York, have recently published
HOME COMFORTS:
Or ECONOMY FAMILIARLY ILLUSTRATED.
This quite novelty. In the form of highly Interesting
story gives msDy admirable hints uon matters Of home
omy showing how live in the best for the smales
outlay practically illustrates how everything should be
done from the All this done in the form
Of story in very pleasing For the young
bousekeeper invaluable and lady read without
deriving much valuable information. l2mo Price IS cents
H.
FAMILY PASTIME;
Or HOMES MADE HAPPY.
collection Of for the social circle. This volume give
full and directions how playa large number of psIlo
games including many and original Every house
hold which young people pair viii find volume such
this peculiar and value Extra gilt sides and edges
Price IS cents
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Cutlery, 6aromare, amo 1ron.

A DIRONDAC IRON Co. PIG lRON-COld
n Blast, Charcoal White IRON for Forge purposes-for
sale by AGENT Adirondsc Iron Company
JOHN W. QUINCY, No. 90 Willian-st.
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EOR SALE or TO LET-At Tarrytown very

desirable HOUSE with LAND, handsomely stu.
sfed order with without re Furniture
Apply to CHAs. X. HAYES, No. p Nassau.st.,
mp stairs front office.
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lnstrurtion.
PING. WRITING. ARITHMETIC.

WRITING, AkIIHA1EllC.
DIV DOLBFAR No. GO Broadway, will receive PU
Pills THIS DAY tor Cheap Class aud Private Lessons. Hs
,uetiod Of Teaching practically on business plans
half the tine ard money required 0y the od Systems and
All decidedly better Accountants.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
F. A. Packard's Fourth Lecture to the Sabbath. h

f election OF rusfees will be held the Office of the Assoc
fion No $3.50 Gti.av., WEDNESDAY EVENING, at
O'Clock. BY order &C the Board ,.,,s s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, graduate of Geneva Medesi
College pupil Of the Lyns-i Hospital, Paris and stuasn 1
tAs London Hospitals attends every department OF MED
CAL PRACTICE among Ladies AID Children, No ~ EAs'
ISh-st Ofhee hours from 10 10 II g IN.
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taral Cstate for Sale.
Tor SALE-The following valuable and pro

i ductive REAL ESTATE in the Village OF LlrCHFTELD,
Conn., viz:
The MANSION HOUSE and aprnrtenance' formerly kept
by Eled, aud occupied By M IL Crossman n
Hotel and subject lease to him for two and halt years
wLh be and given By the first OF May
IL desired
The STORE sdonins and of tie Mansion House occu
pied by spencer Adams.
The PHELPS HOUSE, so called, formerly hotel now oc
cupied By Rufus Smith Boarding House
This property situated in the center of the county eat roo
well knowuto require particular description IL s sufficient
that there is in the county 10 be desired BY
Hotel Boarding House keeper merchant The property
will sold low together parts TO suit purchasers aud
third OF the purchase may remain on mortgage II
sold bv the LIST s April next II viii be leased
Litcbfeld, Conn, Jan. 7, 5S. SYLVESTER SPENCER
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Mrs q. j. French date Of Pittsburgh, Pa.) CLAIR
yOYANF and HEALING ply SICIAN. 0Hce No. iS Broad

t.1uIs l0a nl TO p. m, and 2 to- P M e,
All morbid conditions Of the Human Organism deneae1 ana
ITescribed for with unparalleled success
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY Is. ,s5
WANTED-A situation to COOK and ASSIST

w in the WASHING and IRONING, By competent yogns
Woman with excellent city references Cell az No ~ hs'
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Postage stamps % eept,l fOE sale at thi' office.

FOrIHKt StHIhps y VtUIsI W sAIV ~ F'4s O17VV'
EsaiErant Intelll aence Once and Labor Exchange
No Canelst ccsner Of Centre n I-e Oce csta0'
hshea by tic Vommssonsrs Of Emigration where always
BE found large numbers OF LABORERS aud SERVANTS at
very low rates Of aud have their orders oiled
by ng the Superintendent sending the
saEy to pay the passage OF the parties required No fees
JAMES P, PAGAN Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

To Evcry American Heart In America.-We have
single ask WIZ permit respectable III ntus
tous women aud noble bows and grs 70 suffer oil the prva
tons of want of food aud e shoes comfortable clothes
and eezng the City OF Newly oIk IN January 1850
sud not give them aid Such is the condition OF hundreds OF the
bene6csries of the AMERICAN WIDOWS RELIEF Assn
CITATION and the Trustees without means 10 save them
hoin starvation The question is: WI yon let them sarys
JOHN z. TREADWELL President.
so ox RoRYsoN Secretary Office No ia Greenest, where
e,,.,Slu,ious Of Clothing MT be sent,
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Daneins Atabemies.
fiaro- fcrtes ano Alnsir.

A TTFNTION.-A msgufcently carved 7-octave
n EOLIAN PIANo-FoRTE, manufactured By toe eele
brsed makers T. Gilbert Co.. with the new Diagonal seAe
and Pearl Keys exhibition at the wareooms NO tv
Badway coInerof Csns Those In search Of extra hpe
instrument sre invited TO call aud examine, -, -
H. T. MATHEWS Sole Agent
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

NOR SALE-The STOCK and FIXTURES of
IL APLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT IN the lowe psst 9i
the rity doing good business with LfAsE OF ioL
fo three yerrs from t May next Address PLUMBER Bon
No. ljs Tribune Office.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13
Kausas Esuievaston.

The following proceedings took place 10 the
Georgia Legislature last week
On motion OF Mr.. Crook, the bin 10 promote
the settlement OF our territories was taken up
for consideration, and occupied tho morning
session The bill appropriates $4,000 to aid
emigration OF Georgans TO Kansas, when con-
panies Of not less than one handrei are presented.
the leaders Of which are to give bond. dc, 20 the
Governor for their faithful disbursement Of the
money Af,cr undergoing very interesting
and animated discussion, participated In by
Messrs. Crook and Jones, and Smith Of Union,
Ia favor Of. and Mcssrs Thornton, Harris Of
Fulton and Ward Agains, il, II was lost by q
vote IL az to CO. The gentlemen who opposed
the bill, prcdicsted their opposition upon the
ground that II was not wise policy Tor Georgia,
as state, by Legislative enactment, to I've the
'irs, 10 aid 10 populsting Kansas with prosis-
very voters that the matter had better he leit
to the enterprise and support Of private com.
panies,
The legislature reached a wise decision, and
sci an example which We hope will be followed
by any Other Legislature before which sim
liar resolution may be brought, either North or
South
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

In the Senate, on the ID. Mr. CAss made Q
personal explanation in reference TO remarks
made by Lord CLARENDON in the House Of
Lords, that the understanding between the I'm.
giish and French Governments was perfect in
relation to all parts Of the world. which was
understood as u menace 10 this country regard
ing Cuba. The bill authorizing the construc.
ton Of ten new steamships Of war was passed.
The Senate then discussed the Illinois contest
ed election case Of Judge TRusBuu.
In the House, on the 81, the deficiency ap-
preparation bill was discussed.
In the Senate, on the 4th. a bill Was passed,
appropriating $4,000 for the new Qualifications
st Galveston.
In the House, the Senate bill for the con.
s,d.sss.': .ss-as -ssss xss<ss. y.
the Naval Committee. Mr.. SMITH, Of Ala
bama, presented a bill TO prevent the introdac-
ton into the United States Of foreign paupers
and criminals Referred TO the Committee on
Naval Affairs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

TIE Sev York Htraid correspondent t,e.
yraths from wsbingtao, ca 'hc ID 81 March.
stating good Jesi 81 excitement had been
created there by lie reading a 40 article from
the fsntaa Morning Pos ID Feb. i2tb. pro
poeng an sllisscs t~,uon Franz ard Eng-
Iaa5 TO prevent American fiIi'basirisg The
articl prOposz Increasing the Asts VI Eng
land AID Frsaos in Central An~r'ea. and put
IN force the righ, d search o. al "sise'sd
American y.~sis 10 the zane rranuer % Il .
exsrcsed "a The CASE Of the AtrieAa Saws
This Is more significant from The tses that ths
Pos, % REGARDED bee a. the organ q Lord
PsirogSson. TIE Cabinet bad pro'rzetei
sssioa vhea the article r-serr-d 10 ssSsised
their sttsetn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

~. ..n.; !. - -,s a..
% isn0 70 tne oeited Stasc<s haoe 70 Tie
Irish Ce1oniAsssoa Convention
The COMMITTEES On lands In The United
States, 10 the President and members Of the
Convention Of Irish Cstho,iss. 10 estshlish
co,onies Of their cmigrap, coaatrymeu on the
most elirible hnds IN The United Sta,xs:
Your committee On lands mos, r,vupctfaIl,
report: Ths, lands Of the lirs, aunlity are 10
be Fund. AZ the prssrut time, owned by he
government Of the United STATS yary;nr In
price RON IS cents 10 N rs Ter acrr. Ymr
Committee hayr not nal any information ON
land States. SO Ear as thew could earn. tbrrr
are no public lands on sale in The State o,
New York or the States of Ohio and Penn.
syivanis. bot srs informed there are large tracts
10 Al these States where lands can be bought
from 81 10 $40 per acre e,ribly situated n 10
fertility al uoil, and In The midst Of rood Set
Elements In The State Of Nichirsi, are i'm.
mcnsc tracts Of land Of the 6sest quality, well
timbered and vaterrd with iunumcrsbI lake..
rivers and brook streams. with a beautiful eli
mate. and adjacent To the prcst lake Michigan,
by which a market for prslucc Il omen 70 the
eastern and southern States or these lands
thrre arr about five millions Of acres now on
sale
Your committee further rcpor, that in the
State OF Wisropsin there are vas, tracts az hand
Of the first quality, both Of prairie aud timber.
~ ianas y. u 'ae nAns's o. oove'h''eu., aa.
isnJ TS. so,, ;.' "a IA s.r,iL. arS ,hc eli
mate excellent
Your committee further report that there are
10 the state Of Illinois immen:c 'racs o. lAnd
49,. -; =" NJ " rs ,.,,,o"d ,"..r.,;. Thss,
Iands srv most el;ribly situated. ana are Of the
richest quality u prairie and timber lands. and
well watered That IN the state Of Missouri,
~ ~ c"sss.u's.. rya. I.y ~ :" s,s ~ ,hs
most krtils Kind. and eligibly situated TO for.
ward produce 10 market. Improved lands, SIT,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

Sur.SEALso ESvn1rrs ISsgcrns
examination into the charges 81 poisoning
sgsins, Palmer, IN England, ciscited esidcac
% circumstance chat has called public stten
tioa TO the insecurity u u'e letter envelopes
known a. sli-ealng or sdbeeiyc. At the In
stance Of the accused party postmaster had
opetsesi ictler thus seaicd. shown him TN con
tents, ami rsea!ed i without detection. This
can he readily done, and detection u impoass
bic. A rroen, London paper Gays +" The
inference is inauSIacious AMI We lear We must
return to tbc age d sealing wax, or demand q
really adhesive enveope." We apprche'sd that
II viii be dii'eul; 10 supply meh demand. "a
whatever nrHrs are requisite TO seal Il viii h.
sufficient 90 Hlseal II
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

VIZ Gssnsr. u Dc ~. Y. 7ntyns. t,le.
graphs from washisgtoS that the member 81
Congress VII rt.od ny ifee Kansas, and are
oppo~d 10 Mr. FnAsozs ios the Presitesey
are cosslaning Tn policy Of issuing call iof
In peoples frezideatiai Convention. probably
70 rsr, a, TIE sAre TING ~. the Rspubiien
Cuv,n,ios Tts noyernsu. win be carefully
ooos;,erri, aSI DO s,sp taken visi.oa, frs coo
ert ard sos.s de.iosrstion-"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

following apocdote recslls that u the fmess
Partisan shoemaker, whp Jid not make shoes
for walking A lkdy vent ono day into the
aief'o oi fathIosabe niodisie, esclsmi6e.
% Ms,iame. you have maIe iny dfsss TOO long
/" Too long = ochooa the surprised ds'Ss. maker,
". As passed alobs Broadway, AlieLIs,i
cigar end vas lying npos The pavement and
SER what holei, lias burned h my fooncca .
-" Then Ms,i1mS nrsist isasn walked. suggested
The modisie. IN a tone Of sorpris "a that
cass. mn na, responsible. Of cssarss, nsd with
an BIZ q injured dignity sic terminated the al
dteoa.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

,-,.-a-. s..,,, s.,>.ia.
HAN ""''W yss0H'~' "e"' S'is'~'
We take the following itcans nom the Superior
CAycsteis, Of the aeth u!timo.
Es,.,.T.,.,. =. h.vs s,,snt mach t,,n,
in the eount,, and Savs obspryrd many prs.
emp,ots rusas,.l in clesrinr timber nom tSeir
Claims with view TO cultivation. ThsFe v
No business on Lake Superior mere profitable
10 proportion TO the money invested thas arm
iux, and yet scarcely any other 20 Thoroughly
neglected. We are however, pcxte seasen, 10
pave etange IN Affairs ard inssesd OF brig
euoiresis Of mites ifam hese, w hope 10 sse at
ieast saiiicient pr'haesd TO supply the homo do
MANI Inc lake region II an eScv'lynt ncld lor
Agricasturlsts asss hewevct large the number
thus employed there acSer w'u @ u market
wanting
The population Of the lake IA now and wdl
be prinripally eagaerd IN usn'ng, COMMERCIAL
and mechanical pursuitSs stt henev Tue proper
zion Of CONSUMERS must evnf be greater than Of
producers,
r,es, J., pd..,. AMI t),,,euacs,a II IA graf
,N,s - ~ q, .,m,, th.t a. ~, ,x..,,,lar,tv ~
ne mall between Ou,cnascn and Superior Coz
the Last month, We have assurances OF VIII
lingn,ss on the part OF the contractor To per
FORM bic dnly II arrived here ON Saturday
last, only four days after leaving Ontohagou. :.
blight or ten PERSONS nom La Pclnss aud
Ashland also arrived ON sAtnriay. Large
quantities ot tish have heen caught In thai VI.
entity this winter.
yt,,,,,as The arrivals. from sullwate,. st
Panl and Hudson. during the last tive weeks,
has h.<.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

HorAcr GpEl1.aY ss, the following las, 10
the oitizsns celebration o. w ssWsoTcss birth
day in Ssw Yora
The Ceearede Of Washington Iet "a 70.
nerstcr that st.ist Tho ~foxeiss~s' Moutgon,
cry ard Palszki b,Si giorioaAy fighting tor our
srs.,ofu. whi!e Lafayette, Hamilton and B,su-
ber proved nobly iaith'ui 10 The rod, ,be traitor
Arncld ard the his Migrate Burr were o~ Of
thu ssl tscis witch only prove that virtae Is
bounssd ny 20 geographical limits srsI Trcses.-
cry peculiar rei,ier to tbe batiye nor the I'M
migrant
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

The Indiana Csntrsl Railroad Company have
JOS, Published i,s fmssh annual report. The
gro@s earnings u the rosd las, ys~f amoasted
10 s3so.lSo. being 40 incress u s2s,1s9 over
tkoe Of 1854
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

Az ExcFL1Ssr L,x.- Wives a irssisriaiez
are By law ia Wisconsin allowed 10 transact
business in ihs,r own nsmes bind ont ulrir
children. ard dspo- Of their earnings s' they
may ,Ssm bsst
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13
North and south.

A correspondent Of the Richmond E1en,nsr
complains that the South has rot go; anything
lie IL share Of ysNcev gHao. .ha Fsa.esa. Gov.
ernment a, the present time Ho furnishes the
following list Of Office holders, which he says is
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

A. ssssi Fssi, n sa die 60 iast, Ia shis-s Ana,
isiant daughter u Essst ssa AB.Lss L. Grass, rem
ss'i~ss. ys.sasst, ss~i meaths saa ~ day.
Agvs'nsas ssJ Rs,lanJ papers plsass copy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

SLAVERY u SncTlosn lsEEDos NArios
A." says the Republican press, Very good
but N slavery IA sectional, what right has Con,
grca 10 lsFialate upen Il IA national mater
and why. II Il l,c sectional. should IL not be
iceislntcd upon. Ike other rction5 abb local
matters, ny The people u tie several Stasss sand
1criiofiess u ~ BE- national, however, what
becomes u ile iiepnblieaD ifuis,n that 4 ~
not sD'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

1'ns rLrcrioy IN New Hampshire, came of
yesterday. the llth instant. A Governor and
members Of the State Legislature are to be
chosen. The result Of this election 10 very i'm
prtAnt, from the eject II will have upoa Pres
idential sspirants. The success OF the Democ-
acy viii advance the prospects, Of President
Pixxcx at the Cincinnati Convention, and their
defeat will, we think, destroy every prospect Of
his denomination. so mote Il be.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

BnDss oyAs vss oar9 Ravss. --The tisnrns
d C0.ingson. Ky, have deedei ca issuing
bords to The amount a si1o.ooo sock for The
s-setia, u f. rsaye cvp- the Ohio rvr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-13

By decision o. the General Land oaic~
communicated 70 gentleman 10 Dubsqss, and
which We and publishcd in the Express I Her,
ed Of that city, il Is held that to sntisse ,hs
claimant to . Land Warrant of Coagrss, b
must have been called into the srvice by su'
tbority Of q ssaiec Of Territory. Aud THAT Vol
autees cAlisl into service bye Uaisss States
ccscer 10 Any Of the Iudlsa wars OK disturban
ces are not recognized as United States troops
The applicant whose case was thus decide, had
fought in an iedan War ia Orgoa-