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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12
THE CANAL ENLARGEMENT.

ALBANY Tuesday, Nov. II, ISJ6.
TIE work on the eastern division Of the canal being
in part suspended, the Cansl Board have dispensed
with the services Of WIN McCannon, Resident Engi-
neer, and Julian III. Watkins, Peter Hogan, Francis
J. X. Russell, Henry Pomeroy and Charles F. Smith,
First Assistant Engineers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12
CATTLE IN TRANSITU.

CANPvILLE, n. Y, Tuesday, Nov. ii, 1856.
Since last report including the stock to arrive on
Wednesday morning, 100 head of cattle have passed
over the New York and Erie Railroad; also, AZ car
loads of hogs 20 of sheep apd two car loads OF horses
OF the beeyes go were rested at Campville.
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)CK OF AN EARTHQUAKE AT CAIRO,

CHICAGO, Tuesday Nov. II, 1856.
The shock of an earthquake was felt at Cairo on
Saturday. Little damage done. The Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers rising slowly
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BALLOON ASCENSION.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1856.
Mons. GODDARD with Messrs. Van Osten, Byles and
Watson start at clock this afternoon in balloon
destined for York, wind and weather permitting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

GEoRGIA.-We find in Augusta papers official returns
from so counties, which give for Buchanan 1919
Fillmore, 1891. Also, unofficial majontes from II
other counties, giving 1861 for Buchanan and i26 for
Fillmore. The Buchanan majority in the whole State
will reach 10 600 to 160 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

ca6vcss on Pennsylvania, or even Ola fourth OF L.
had been laid out three Yeas aon getting up TRIBUsE
clubs in the interior Of the State, we should have
different result. 1t takes some .me-a long time-for
the truth to "soak into Pennsylvania and if we
would carry the State four years hence, something Of
the kind must be done now or Were possessed
Of the money to spare for such purpose, would far
more cbeerluly spend it now than on the eve Of
Presidential election.
. Can't something Of this kind be done shall make
this sugsos ton to some few leaders whom happerlo
know Yours, for sowing in season, W. a.
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ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.

Core spondence Of The Evening Journal. -
0GpESsBURGH Nov. III, 1870.
We have returns from 20 of the u towns OF glorious
old ST. Lawrence County, and the result as follows:
Fremont. $50 Buchanan. ;.::L"o
Fremont over buchanan 769 over Fillmore, s, l46;
over bsth, 6,i79. The two towns TO hear from have
about l3O votes. They viii increase Fremonts ms
yorlty lVo ] GU see are the "banner county OF
the State The town Of Stockholm of this county is the
banner town OF the banner county; and is also the
banner town OF the State, we opine. Her vote is:
Fremont 779; Buchanan "a; Fillmore, 81. Ifno,. on
the next occasion we will vote all Republican John
Van BuIens mission here was Of great value TO us.
Yours. &c, Nh L.
TIOGA CO., PA.
Corresponderce Of The n. Y Tribune.
TIooA. Pa, Nov. s 1856
send you the vote of Tioga County, Pa, as given
Inc hcTone Of the return judges:
Whole vote.
Fremont. .....45B
fH'ioH {fllmore"...... ~
ro,a...........45es Fusion maj .........sl s2
pvchspan...........1Ss6 Clear Fremont do...5 ls2
am comic ent that this msjcrity will not diminish in
The next four years.
have heard nothirg from other parts OF PenuSylva-
MIA, except what comes through New-fofk Cry
papers. Ii seems we are to have another term OF
Border-Rufiian misrule. l am sorry for that but
nm glad to know that "more light is to prove the
complete ard fral remedy. The vote for Fremont
shows where the rgbt has been shining, and where
the ewes were open TO receive 1t.
II Tie money syert by our friends during the late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Ths institution has recon-
menced with its performances on Mondays, Wednes'
days and Fridays. Director, NJ. Stankoyitch See
advertisements
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TIOGA CO., PA.

send YOU the vote Of Tiosa County, Pa, ss gver
Inc h.tone Of the return judges
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30

. "+N '""s .N"'ti'.sti ID i2'''
Is T. certify that have been furui.LE power aud
s.s tie operation Of one u f. J, NJ Ciarks Patent
.g Nils, TOR the last few month, Aud IN NY OliGihu b.
best and cheap mill ia II takes lat LITTLE
..ra. ia comparison 70 other mills not needing over sin
toNer, and has run since have been ae4ututrd
rr elth Do cost for Teisbrs, and seslas ia EO0f
now ~ When flrst put up can CheeIfally Zee
H4.4 II 10 all who wish - engage Ia the factafp
d. atLAaT On large Of small scale. IL DE u
cofiEreof, With any OtheI machinery, such a.
l4-vatHr- Ssw Mile, ard by combining three o.
etz u burf. aud bolts, you will have Mill that viii
.4H.e stE tst, thr large Merchant Ells Il the OH
AMI "a great etFlng 10 every item Of expense.
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IIM inRh hallERI DEPOI

,,unl pSAlE AND IL -.
VIZ g. An g., sad Wsstsr1 avenue
Seil s.-r1-r.d reg. leave " dlreci ihg -
''' Son efrns iraae aaa iaa ip. g9I.s a y
isrss a. sI.,sr,es Provisions pad CroeAsfJt
Fancy uIosats ~ Cssh u sarh low Frie's = r.
We s,Iee, Ior buycrs = eali ~ 49,, 100.
ssrs .sssa ~ T., e ,t L rs ss.arss
Anil
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WmTT Der. Cbri-fi1as 3
David EusrD Lebanon c.. re.
m4ef % fGgli iI5tad.IpitH
ID feet rHl.ttIIga,t-.
Jame. PAIGE. Whining lon, DrI,
1Jssua d 81, Eatyu Rouge La.
Iuegias LeaFeG, lf,l!afsiEi5ia.
- ;. Pot Bsehs ~, Pa.
Augusta Lam, GuefaBsy 10, %
j. EFWa j., Iaysylils. Ky
,arEbrt8 lsaar, Lancaster 10, IA
bitrHmu y i,ggise, phiiadslphia
e. ~ or IS. 3miug %, PA
faHG Me sey HaTii4tHr~, -
~ aud Bay eEs. brooklyn, Is :
- III bar salem. Arkansss
JaIns IraEe, Ashou 90. Va
II Lr, taItRtid e., Pa
BEN Llsna44lE, Htlar g. 70
Nj Kart Ahysylile, Ks
W y Noble, Chicago ~
u 4 l. Elar, sS.nuyisiii q "a
q A Macon, piIiadeiphii
ba.,i Clark, hssrSilis, -
J - Ringer ALI zh4dria, Va
i. y tlart, Evansville, Ind
IDarpl3 frEi, salem ca, n !
% Q IaU.y, Ugpsr sanansAy, -
laayb LssDsr9, Philadelphia
B q 1Jggpis Wilmington, Del
q NsiHtFg Northampton 90 r.
} Il F4t-g Wilmington, Del
q ii sgbHasu, Potter -, Fag
n = ii owen, philadelphia
Morton Pol, WILMINGTON, De-
~ VI iiasIsi G9s CiDsiD gata .
} 4stlsf Had tlauf lisp kbili
Isms. " Eau4Sads, rf.Iis o.,
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MoNsrEE sroCH
HOSIERY. GLOVES ,Ec
HOPED AND GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS
SWISS Alni, Lawn CIayais, BOOK JaeuGet, aud Cam
Dric Musisls; Striped and Plain sains9ok MasIts.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.

sHERTIsCs, sHIRTIsGs, TuWELIsG, CRASH,
IluckGoack, Pillow Linen and Sbecuug, Scotch
Diaper, House Furnishing Goods, MILLINERY
AND STRAW GOODS, all new and fresh.
Wo particularly invite attention TO our assurinf.r,
VI Sta PIE Domestic Goods, feeling confident we ca 10
present Inducements TO purchasers uUcquailed lur
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

'l'HE sub.cFibe bas received from the k4slern Boz
southern Markets large and we'll selected stool
81 goods all dase rptons IN use, eousigiu
ct Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps,
glassware. surGBswETe, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Frat, Cotton tsurp.
1arPri Chain, Picking Warn, Cat Window Glas.
"a. 1. I.H hanawha salt Hardware,
Netsuud &ilSaws Iron all iHds, stee / assnft,s
Castings Nails, al binds, GrIudstOnes,
NodenBaTe, Live Geese feathers. PttASc Oah an
sole aad Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Wow Baskets, P4iHtsau Oils, Dye stuff, &c
VII ch Ut be sold al & small advance Tor Cash. AZ
lutcnd keeping everything ia common use, person
wanting several articles eau obt2in tbeu Front ~
as the Brick storCUpppsJlath Mills, Davenport low
JuHGG, 1858. J. NJ. BOWLING
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Coagas ana Gods.

Coagns ana Gods
DE AYERS ChvsF. Pretprktt
Or Rogers LlSrrE0T., and iafa
NJ. Jubnsar'- { zEaslEg sas p,
So, q, T. WEBB.
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jfurlrp, NG.
A opea Field aad EsiI Fay
IMMENSE STOCK o.

Tahte IutleIy y LAFAN0EF ,----.,.
>caAs No. eaHafactars aiG eES - y II = Stssefs -
>S 5sS Nv So,
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KUN NtNEEl-l--1
JUST RECEIVED,
. Gross NJ Rhg1as LsgaEeG4 aEas .Hfat
SHitb'= Tone,
"a 8aE ISL mr. neEpi e IegeT aEst 4g4c -Aisf.a#
asaF szyraHfel1g care iEG faHr h0ar- eH ~Egera@i w
pHczIloa, tls aHsT zzt- Ia iisis city
Gear '.t " Efts-
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SalsT0y wIcEEesnAM, Nerel,an, Miller.

FRIsTUN WICKERsIIAM Merchant Miller,
salt.t ae. @ letter from Mr.. iacklen, Brandywine
-.t. te fs.sutn u Mr., V. g Glpin, Who has leased
r..t8af HH.. Wilmington, Delaware:
WILMINGTON, DEL,. November S. isJJ.
Es Hla1 Fsrits Mil fully, and free t. say that
G'.s. .i. aus "a. ever run. ground ninety eight
sa7t &. t heat and made twenty three barrels and
.uet. ~ pounds egsnperhne -four out ui it. which il
Gr.E I.te ieI4 IL huHdred bushels.
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A RARGAlS

i. ia saat psoTersyl ae.. ~. .,oi5
tso.s snlhss safga. .o, Y n gttsea 10 sell
70 ~ y, ~ ~ ss4o 81 me neH~a- III e.
rs A.,ssea "a Frsnss, $500 A. irt ilas-
ALSO, = rne s"' '"' ST. ?. FITEpAIEfth'
Ia fa-asf
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No Il,
ye claire K0tr.

-, gsarIr8fe UGt sFrZug stola 2
NJ fa.ers-syss. ftYols i84uaers, aag1c 49, e
read pmes} 1880 ygs FsaeY Goods SC
goods, torE! so - 80 a essaglele stess 81
We have tAs taFs y. I,-stgssrt wa5sh y aEer 81
goods ever hFs~s !. z,.y l,lss ves. ~ fas nlsat"
80 yeolfsaie RetaA, g-ssrs psa
Please eaN su4 ena.iins - ~. art4fiainsj -
- 4 . wear ialerrsf s. ~ -
aslGl mol = ." ALFRED 4. ntA#HNs
Anil Z 1isH
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SELECT SCHOOL,
ssksats,t VAL.

|Ik q. BAhAER, Esq, has rsnoysd hts uaies a,
Agoiasiiy across 10 the SeCOud story 81 GRIMM
b,liL1sng an the room tofmsriy occupied By die
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BOOKS, STATIONERY & WALL PAPER
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C,
Al tis sid luywn 40 Miteh-is Emporium GU Brad,
q. opposite Tho Iowa Book Rooms, vtFfe they viii b..
ready. e eary day, IIh large STOCK lr the
aud sintef trade 4 share o pahlir patronage respr.
fully rglicit-tL
4. " .EAIHBuE, THOMAS OETuA,
DttuHa, llls. Davenport, IuH4
100 AErHEs waited u sill thc Lth u FHEilUET arI
Dthur Publications Ia Illinois and Ivwa. ausg Hu
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Sugar Cured Hams az II Cents
q sau w4Hs IS rt.i.e >sEa. Gatra. ttsrs.5E SO -.us
l seA StallErrs 4Fpig q. bag F5gE iaa-= pa t4aa
street.
Sugar Cus5i Smoked Hams II cents.
Smoked Shoulders !"
i5trFni dissruut made ts The Trade
MIL. n-LE D. 81. d. HlLkROM .
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: - IE'FI q " IIIIl7t.
CHARLES W. STEVENS,

E.4ga .4sa, tge W y. j. ~. c1Tks FlUur Mill, conc
-iaae and altar uis ~ several week., feel thai
70 zsslfseIg sI u 1t Ints5 high terms. 1 have hran
tagtyg t~suf yesar=. and free Say that !
ale fafaI lfh tbs mil, and larger yield
.. h. sg4td uary ss myself than any mil have
81 A IuEab-g u Aiiers lllsu been ia h. IT, and h
3 -.st Wer7-livsssd With lts operation. IL Mil
with ease Fags bushels hour aud cas- 3 run
fftEa l.sE HursH poser. would recon mend
la t.r 81 3D. tsAsl, aud certain ih-y ntl nof
.. . f.. fytg4u &. ... aII tltu = I8l4in..
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Gbiraau.
~. ~ sesEsIN HS,
1871 Randolph Street, Chicago, Ilincis.
Rich and Elegant Furniture.

44 q 4 4 :
~ tts rs,gsIN ssS.
-, va.inb s,r.a. ch,s,s, u,,sa,.
Rich and Elceanf Furniture,
,yarsalsr.'raea waai7 rsspss,frlil aanoaeeeto
M eli5s9gn of the Wxssi thai he has @aeued
t,rst class Wasehease 4 Rcsesoea easlsf fasei
thamBer saita " kAsosood, MSaogaoy, oak and
NAtaWt, s4t 81 ~htct haNt hEfH HSae " hSSSNn
r1s"e .s"s Il sas as5 n ,his sasatn o. SuropS
Also. 4 fsI assoFtmsUt ii f4Uslaa's aud
Eroysstesn's celebrated Pianos,
sa,sh have ssSsa ,1e ,,oId1IsGsl @tssels Nee Ns,s
ENhietion tor ts lasttla t SsaEs, ant eNNf A'a"tA
&. sstaftaa"Fsa ~ e'e te'2 SaSssA' 'si"sS :"
'@ a'i @ @,,., and m.ds ~ nom he Ia.
test Frsnsa styles, aad sole :, he ss5ae
PAGES ~ Hofa Ter "a New ese ttS 5tss,' '"l -
ssI'aneal q tbe NnN "ks"s $500 l'''ng ,ss1
M NJ sa9 80, ese II T tt.r,,na IN Ia,
/ T.Sl. ny, ,.3ef y ,ae patsat NsSla,te Bas,
iat aas complete lataa csc. matte; petleety per
{ taaje. "a sHt traatoA pt}ee 81 q complete
a. iettAtsSs Manufacturer aNd ianoftSfs
xVtnAaygG : UsNyEl
t,.mtr : .Issassss n, rsssEFr.,.t sgN
~ -. -" t.'! - = 49,
Rosewood, Mskasany. slsek Walaut.
ana ,.#.aTN k#sf0itsrr taF3ge fsaL gts 4, Fasse>,
IT, Ne snl,stsiaa i.5, largest a8J ltsshest
3 s5.,..'st y. 49,. a.,
Mahogany and Rosewood Plank veneers
VT At# EaHts &TtA tAheF cabinet AWkcta Bita NFNui
srs massF'Ait aef rt,sss ~3l te i@ana ~
iA@et' /" '"ts"sss "at
c4,4apeE s.RA sE1ARs
az 'S' Nlls1S
y a. 81 ID - 49, - = A'ts
NfusTEA ANp phAtkt y
:. 20 1880 - 49, rs5ttssfSa
A#& @stAts " Naahss = y 7. -.
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wv doors aas. q agnith1S stgt

ssw doors cas-. Of Smiths Store
re hapes 3EsE lBss asttr.g years a0 sGs 8 prasI .
n ef5 gaYsE s8sa znttsiHettBH ~ Eli Iigsa
tHase ~ bbfnsaHr vshsgsE ~ De8tgst sssik Htg
! & - sHs stfana q SAB 4aaaFs#
szaa bls sars aut su9a-& OF rsfsfsIEaz cas- 20.
-ITsa 4 4sslFgl, aep-& u GaH
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81 #gu44 sraE8aaai us IS -. Ess.a ss. .s=.=. b..
l.8ls suitable lgf gua Sc. 4aEaa4 HE4fcE aa@ Gg#-
soa buaazs is 8frID4 - .a.es ls5 l0s 4yaa aaass
,aFrE EsGGa#liaF sts1HEansa n H8gr wis., EfaaEf
as 10 the HaI5 .gGa BrFBE EaEas !" HasG4.l~3H
I.tzFr EsF BUSINESS Eagygsla- Duo sire rt
@.n. UiEHrEFH- lsasl EaFsGD9s.t
g. E8#'E or va shg" % 3ElEs @v=rF#.f
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ours truly. STEPHEN MILLER.
80 - -. !. -.

HsaAi flIuf Inspector g1 Fhliaie thia.
HaauY eat.ig ilat 1T the !ast four weeks lfva had
BE-. y st,.sIn oEa ul L. 4 j. NJ ClaTks Patent FIGURING
&H.. have tea running on average Of JIn eight
4auFs NltinHt Stripping, aud should dose irty-
aiEf Tule- IL ggEr- eg-Fy satisfaction that
ask. lt'taA 70 is certain Hlerseds al the
I'D methods q Hiii4HB have JttII milling bn.i
a.ts years. aud YET sssy truly that have
never anything 0f the Kind peril ton. live
-arg. Chester County Pa two miles parkeFs-
3.aTe run t daily ASH NY Will testify
tJefi9u 81 teir -four and bran. have Travelled
as .a ae " ttre Nsseru States, aud It sapefse,es
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E1.ILIS. ~.
/ rHa~a los Of tsanlyas, usalgzus, sUt., candies
= a.. 5gst received hy
Dee 51du ~. .IEEuGNfttMEV
81. Il. aEtpENuEI4Eh.
Wholesale aud Retail Grocery and Provision
Store
&eca2.a 81 i aoorg ieiot1 Brady, A1rA yide.
| HAEE IUsl received ana atn epai,.ag are Isl EAe
l larza,. aRd bss.s 81 HuaIo} st0rS- Of
GRDC ERIGS AND PROVISIONS
ever before ar5# Fl 10 Ih.s market, - Hl5aA a.
the atleag4eas, saatry merchant, aud tic ls.bg.a
general .4 '.a#a E"aHt a 5.sa.a E aFtast3 trIzt,I
price
wkrE. Euz Et.t.El
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AVERY, UPHAM X CO.,
Wkoissais Groesrs and
COMMISSION Hsisst&s.tS as.
No. ia south water street,
Wear tat Illinois Gstttral herpi@

CHIcAGu. ILLa.
:, s. s5r sale a Ga#s-e aud SeH selected + stA 81
t5-,ttr3az, sgasisfln. II satI II gae folH4 n=
S5s hasl, \. q. sugar yemynaa 1c prtn's
BOTS EriHczi a1a tl@rtheI atsla.
SIS ~ i. aat IVES! tHdl8 Gaiassas,
t=ss. s5.eea res .eha. ea Green zuA Eiaek feas.
So ta-s G9a JAma,ea, tAys aad otha oaee.
e a3gss sad ha 6aIts eaotes ot=asas Tag 'e'"s'e'
sos bh1s. peisnc taUse Smokiug tpnASco'
5aa gross g4RrEs f6a Eo, Sad sli1w baHk EHeN lhE
- So. - $50 assorted srsn4Is. 30.
ta Pressed I4ttaN, >trarina, ol#F q N4eEt
b. 80 a.s5 scaled aarr5aE, Candles.
tet3 nratnS tis4ige Eieme rlgs
.85 5sKss 81 r. isa3sgG=. pEgma Hul.,
together Ilh &c Il lbe etrr aFttles usually kept ib
80 tgsse staeS s, t5ra-Eflr. tEe eRa assure car
tf- 5as ans laa fsgtt 4 ue7.lsy taaL VI ars deter
nsas aBG 10 # aerssi * 10y $50 Of Sc house inthi
aaa fket.
e.e5p tbs fast 81 aGE AzFiHs aaasaa ia#atss 10 .
alerGasinE goods a8sAa44zeo astg We art aRA"3ht
art il s.5ai tvEaF UtahA : CO
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AN AMERICAN INvgNrION.
THE GREATEST OF THE AGE

ITSgrcataalty. aim
L plicity ,ehespnsss of
price aud adaptation 10
the wants OF all ciAsses
OF the u n IL y
strongly recommend u
in every State In the
Union, batpastieaiafly
sao pfaIies III Iowa, which is ssbsantiatea by the
following and many other certificates, references
AIS, sxuaets Of Iottoss giyeahy rstishle gentlenen
whose names are afiSed thereto.
tlNias lscVne 5tc Ia;ehteos and prupretors Of I'D.
WIS., ana aainss NJ 1asks paieRICanlbined 0fsuag and
Z. ~ NJ. ~
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jusuranlr.
Peoria Marine ana Fire Insurance Company
u y O n A.. 1 4 d

Peoria Marine ana Fire Insurance Company,
PEORIA, III.
eHsNTkRkn iN4l.
rtNkls Company continues 90 tssae poltStes 81
l. MAktAE, INLAND. NAVIGATION TRANS
PokIATtON AND F4Rk RlshS, 81 rt@sssseff
rstsyt
An unconditional retarb premium 81 u Ftfe
will be paid back 10 cargo tNsoa CO q To- ttsAe "
Use seaf,
Farm properly and detached tulsdiuEss saaNfat'9
situated may be Insured AEalast loss 81 sAAaAge 81
Ire l0f any length ct time from cas- u ave ASfsf
lew rates 81 pFsatluu, ANA thus AFOta sss"ss' A''
as IL MntGs,i Companies.
CAPITAL 100000
DIRECTORS,
l.nts Itslg4ht5E IAca bs3N, ~. A lie4feH,
/ 4 a Tenr " 4 pi,s4ys, PR 4 pgoilssssr.
Z r. Holland u ~. FeAus Z, tfot4AHd'
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Charles Holland,
OFFICERS
Isaac BNneRnffl, Press - u. 4, poNHksNp, n tfe
press CH.RITS EnttARn, SevEulsry
}uHN ADAMS Agcat feg l,osS Island, h~,sNpoyt,
N.lHrsp4 v4riA4ty- 0tsce al tisb tf9@dala a ee'
ia aA 4av laeusa lizHa Street, k", island i ls
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cuEhrNEes. prRARItIrY ANn L1Nrsn

/ Our patrons will always fnt 8p unsurpassed a.
-ortment, from lhs simpie'l Notion, up To- llo r,l.
| e.t aud most magnificent AfttrIr al Dress Gooi-
\. B. We iHtsHd 10 sell q large amount OF l,..,-
| IL 4 small advance from eort.
/ hnTl lnlh ~ \ a. Hnu.E-.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-16


v,cnmeud Markers, December ID.
roR ACCo--The receipt. Of d tobacco are smai.
ana .,ices rather lower we quote in.sno. vs. ssi
M1s' .h,nesns leaf lsi6is; dne manufacturer
10 aa1 fke receipts OF new loose have been sn.a
~ ~. lest wssk, and prices higher Luss 7idss !
AsM hontix-ws continue to quote essa1se.75 for
s.n.,ess for ship nents Zoe %; Cross Asddines
~ the dray load for the home trade super
a.. raj re Extra 7se01.75s Family ssoos mar
hss Surir No change. We repeat quotations
"a sEr GOOD to prime Red; l.ou0 So for seoo
=. nm. White Purchasers for Nosthera account
ali ia the market ~,
''cnxNVery firm with an upward tendency. We
-. to dav IS cents per bnshei for Gil sooi Corn
e.,se ,r,.s on the market for ssme days
oATs--S7sd42i cents per bushel. No smaii car
soss '.sS There 10 a better tone in the make
Of IA change 1, prices. We quote prime bone
go al css; shoulders II cts; Todd's hogouna liz
-. Hams isaIs cent? a. ia quality.
MOLAssES---very Fl IN with an upward tenden-
Ws however repeat fuotations: New Orleans
st165 and scarce; Porto Rico 90 cts; saes OF prime
A. .hst price; Cuba Muscovado 81 cts
sIJ3ARS STEADY. We quote New Orleans lo3 q
!, an for common to primes Porto Rico 100 ,os
Cuh. l07le4 eta; Loaf scts Crushed and Powdered
IA cts; &. Coffee Y cts.; Vi Gle A. 10 cts
WHI>KSY--3l0S asa cents for Richmond rec.iisd
By Telegraph
Nsw YORK. Dec. l5.-Flour buoyant; Southern
e7t5a.,S5 Wheat buoyaut; red 81 56a 60. white
l.iuai.77. Corn quiet and dull. Va. 6s es4s. :
RALrtmoRs, Dec l5-Flour frm and unchanged
WI at lightly better. Corn stesdy.
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IUHssvND NORMAL nUsICAL

p II tsyND NOR NAL MUSICAL
ksACADEMY IT. l.. G.LLEHER Principal TIE
ah,rd session OF this Institution will commence on
THURSDAY, tie llth Of December 1856 and con.
tinue ten weeks
All the facilities for acquiring thorough Musical
Education afforded Ia this Sehool Tba nnr IL
csssed according to previous at ailments and ths
course OF Instruction particularly adsp-ed to each
the principal will have charge OF the classes in the
Vocal, while in the other departments b. vii he
aided by me st prominent Professors
Terms for tbs session per scholar, two lessons per
we We Vocal eass e1sre'es tadu S. So for Juye
SIt; lessons on the Violin Flute, Guitar, &C. SIS:
private lessons on he voice Ter Lesson ST.
:, ihe classes in Vocal Music will meet in the Lecture
aoom OF the LIST PresbyteIisn (Dr. Mnore,s, cnn,rb
Class at u O'Clock. P Nj &
, Further nfornston may be had by application to
the primo, pal. a. MIRA Russslls, on Broad between
9Th ard 10th streets. VII
kefersnces-rhe patrons of the school and pastors
OF the churches in this rrty de- 5~I9t
a.n rS 81 n. e srHH 4 ,hs ose
on Broad aud Capitol streets and also from the oce
q me Hotel, has been in the l. st week reftted
ana furnished In handsoms and comfortable style.
me proprietor pledges himself to keep evervt ling
In tne Way OF Liquors, Wines Cigars Tobacco &c
OF the most choice brands; also Picked oysters,
ris., Feet Lambs Tonrue. and other dscscies o!
that LEMUEL BOwsER. the we'll known ans
popular a,ui BAR kEEpER formerly Of the Columbian
partment and will be pleased tosee bis old fenSs and
the publie generally.
de l'-Iw+ POWHATAN HOUSE.
A GaAhsD b 20 = hAtHO, GsNE-
"A RAJ AGENT AND COLLECTOR would uCst
respectfully infolm his feuds and the public s4ne
fai'S That he viii continue in tho same linz of bu-
ness ths ensuing year, viz: UGH a. HIRING OUT
,EGRoEA, RENTING OUT HOUSES ana FARMS
y IL @ REAL EsTATE, COLLECTING
BONDS, NOTES end OPEN ACCOUNTS and at
'enatns to al other business pertaining 20 General
agent His long experience, exten.vs asquainta-cs.
and pfompin4Es In adjusting claims will make il 70
me in,e,sst OF those who have business reauir;re
the aid OF an ageat to place it liz his haads for man
egement. 80 "
lie would avail himself of this opportunity to re-
turn his thanks to his frie ads the pubic gene
rally, for the very liberal p.ronsse heretofore be.
slowed on him and respectfully solicits contifu
'snce Of the Same. Office Pesrl street, near Ex.
en.nee IloIeI de6-dt3Jnu
THlS certshes that the ..TOn0Wan1a
: Valley Agricu tural Society, and Farmers and Ne
enanics Association a. its first Annual Fair ana
Snow. held at Athia Wyoming county, State of New
York, did award fret premium on Dague rrsotyns.
TO Peter e. Gibbs, Of Riehmond Vs.
sscretsry's r flee T. v A. & E.MA,
Ahis, November 14th 1856
siLAs FoLS0M
10 :. Recording Secretary