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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
Real Gstate for Sale.
A T PRIVATE SALE-The FOur-story

At PRIVATE SALE--The Fourstory brown
n stone Ont HOUSE and LOT on the '0aihss.. corner
18th and Lsnins,onsy with q. ne mose r " rcs Ws
isA,.t with al the modern Ut Va q. w,..
Aso-The -Four story Brek HOUSE and LUI 10 60 ~ ,ss
ssh si With all the modern improvements SIZE ei h0"" '''
A.c~The -Four story Brici HOUSE and LOT No Isl Wet
Ssh-st with all the modern improvements sue OF h0a0
T. IN By = fee. SssP P,., yorsr Nc o Wee.
sab with all the modern Improvements size Of House "
Yo, ts. fr, esftcu.r, spplyso BAKER WEEKS,
Auetioneers, No Pinest
AT PRIVATE SALE-west I4th- ST., near 5th-
N ay Brow Stone Front -Four Story HOUSE ..d LOT,
Sa Sss ss sroapd rem, q only sass psr annan
Lot .: iic fs' s. house as sst door i Hoa.,w.
gen. g T,: Marble M.n'e. BLACK Walnut s.T Bath.
wseCs Speaking Tubes Calysrs best sarn.s. srO'e
on the l,t OF MAY next WIN be 'Od cheap applied for ooa
f'' 'u''h'' BBhKTR WEEKS, AuetiOueer.. Nc. Pns
At PRIVATE sALE-The three story and
"A attic Brick HOUSE and LEASE Of LOT No ~ East
Broadway House 1855 by t feet deep s1saed ~ the
chase money can remain on bond aud mortgage For full par,
dculsIs apply to BAKER WEEKS, Aueiioneer . fmest
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE fol. CITY PROP
and LOT At MosS' MsRS xsT@Sp
Bowery, from to 10 a. m and from 4 to p m.
EOR SALE-A FARM containing ll2 acres,
.ssisd in Nswe.ey one hours Se ey ,sosn ss .,ss 81
seRG. % ses Ass ss % s.p and eher out
buildings For particulars apply j. FoaD No 80 Coars-
landt-st.
L'OR SALE, or te LET-A pleasant RESI-
DFNCE at Jsnaics L. l.. convenient 10 Railroad Depot
and good Schools and Churche. IS Acres Of LAND
with eomnOdious House small BsIn and C%Isse house. sss
COURTYARD with choice variety Of truit trees rowes
and Shrubbery. Apply to Mr. KINSSBURY 0spruees', ny
vJNHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
is Now PREPARED TO srLL rwo MILLIONS or icass
PRAIRIE. FARM AND WOOD LANDS
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Cost an0 fonn0.

nOG LOST.-A Black and Tan-color Terrier
~ Slut months old perfectly marked no white sPo's
trimmed left ops down. scar on Top ot her
head of TOpsy" whoever will return her
10 No Madensne stairs shall be literally rewarded
- = SREWARD.-LOST, January 4, SPANIEL
Qp - SLUT white with blsck snweng 10 the name OF
Juno The Gboye will he given To the person who Will
bring her 20 No. Loroy place, Bleeckerst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

Il GOTTSCHALK, will take place Dodworths Rooms,
adjoining Grace Church FRIDAY EVENING the 2h, and
THURSDAY EVENING, the 3st inst Particulars in future
auuo
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6be Ball 6eason.

vTNHE SECOND ANNUAL BALL of the YOUNG
Il MEMS ASSOCIATION for the BENEFIT Of the ROMAN
CATHOLIC ORPHANS will be held at Niblos saloon on
TIIFSf)AY EVENING Jan o. 1855 Tickets can be obtained
Of the following gentlemen who compose the
COMMITTEE LRRAEGEnENrs:
John Y. McMenomy, Peter Meehan,
Hush Gaynor Oliver X. Mooney,
John NJ. Cooney, Augustus ONeil,
Jane. Lynch William J. Kane
John A. Boyle Oliver Sadlier
Edward c. Byrne Jeremiah j. Campon,
Daniel Lalor Nicholas Hussey, y.,
Fdvard MURRAY Andrew j. Smith,
John Hiseins Daniel Sweeny, jr.,
John w Rice. Peter Lynch,
lanes It Duisan John A. McSorley,
0sear Spence Philip J. Ccgans,
Edward +. Mullen, VIM. al. Irwin
Edmond f. Kelly, Thomas Mchenua
CHARLES Hussey Richard Dalton,
Jobn A McLouehin John McCartn,
Michael j. ID. McGlynn, j. Mckinley,
Johp Kelly Thomas Fay
William Fz Patrick
ANDREW L. BYRNE, President.
THEODORE p KELLY, lst Vice President
JAMES A. CARoLN, I'd Vice President.
WILLIAM LALoR, Treasurer
CHARLEs Waters, Secretary.
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Aonses 10 Esi.

ITO LET-On Broadway, west side, near Prince
st. Is By 60 feet HOUSE STORE rent very noosf-
ate In the order and Heue 6led BY tsnsoA
Immediate possession OF the Store required Hoase before e
"a Nav Fixtures valuation. Address with real name
and trsde W. ID. c.. Tribune Ofes
ITO LET-The FIRST LOFT or Second Story
Il of the Store No. IS Cedar at InSare q
" ~ BENJAMIN ELLIS, up stsirs.
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When they done The price Of the whole book u.'ra
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On the February shal publish interesting work
History Ceassia the land Of Schamyl and his hardy
Mountain Being full description Of The country and is
Inhabitants, and account Of the
TWENTY YEARS WAR WITH RUSSIA,
PILED BY ole Of Americas most elegant writers,
j. MILTON MAcKIE. esq.
home Of Sehamy and the eountry Of the Caucasus ts
eetg has been present time almost terra incoe
mia to the civilized world IL will longer Mr. Mseke
IN this elegantly written volume introduces Us to Their homes
wander with hIn their mountain astesses and
amid the uxuant valleys of the Kubsn and the Tcrek aston
ished previous Of such country and suen
reople. JOHN 7. JEWETT Co. PubsAers,
No. III w sshins nsou-st., Boston.
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NO. Of FIR NK l. + IS
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Accident the Hudson River Railroad
The Printers Festival, New York.
Portrait Of Franklin
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Jnstrurtion.

L'RENCH and CLASSICAL INSTITUTE fol
Il YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No 10 East 24th.st lfomsrlJ
II. Peugsn cts Scbool) Ellie ChAHLlEk.
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q = 000 -FIRST-CLASS CITY NEWS
&csOOOs PAPER FOR sALE-A Weekly Journal
the important interests the hsy
reached in fourteen months safe paying subscription list Of
400 and very large and profitable advertising patron
offered for sale The paper the first has had the
tire and personal influence Of ts Editor and Proprietor
wishes relieve himself Of the responsibility Of his
position and the paper continued under able business
cement to the pitch Of Of which scapabe
Would continue the editorial charge Of the paper desired
Parties applying good faith will be fully informed Of the
standing OF The paper aud other particulars by addressing
Interview, FIRSf-CLASs NEWSPAPER, New.York Post.
Ofce.
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| - -h-' Ns-4NU II -IAIH uFVuuC uII -NV' HTV
~ Bowey: large supply good any in New York, are
hand waiting Be They have been selected
BY meu many in he business and will be satisfied with
oderste wages In the v or country. c. MASON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06
GOV. ssrown OF renurssee.

Gov Mill s Brown. of Tennessee. addressed
a mass meeting of both parties at Murfrees bor-
oogh. on Thursday of last week. in speech Of
great power and effect. In the course Of his re.
marks he alluded TO the following characteristic
votes given by Mr.. Buchanan while in the House
Of Repre- sentatives:
Gov Brown alluded to the destruction of property
at Buffalo in 1914, by ten RIVAL, commander of tie
British forces The American troops had been quar-
tered Tor the winter n the private residences Of the
citizens. The enemy came aud burned them. When
Congress assembled, the people who had thus suffer
ed applied for compensation they had right toda.
james Buchanan voted against the bill granting this
compensation. Is there man in this crowd, asked
Governor Brown, who would have given that Yote2
Not one They had yielded their houses to protect
the American soldersthey had been ruiblcsslf burn
ed down, and their owners and tenants turned out,
with their women aud children. Mr. Buchanan sat
ia his seal aud voted Aol And that at u time, too.
when the echo Of the laundering cannon ~ New Or
leans Ind scarcely died upon the ear. Such things
hpd no weight with Mr. Buchanan lie Gov BROWN
not pretend that these things disqualified him for
thfP esidency-hey only showed the illibcra spirit
and strong Federal sympathes Of the man. IT your
Representative Ia Congress had voted against such
bill, wouldhe have got your vote next time2 Most
assuredly not.
Governor Brown next alluded further showing
the herality of the Democratic candidate, to the
case Il Mrs Brown, widow of the late Gcn'l Jacob
Brown. General Brown had spent n fortune in the
service OF his country aud contracted disease in that
etvee which terminated his life aud left his widow
in perjury. The widow applied to Congress for
the balance Of his salary Tor the unespred year
a miserable pittance, which with heart
der the circumstances, could refuse. But James Blu
chanan was superior To the appeals in behalf of
widow of Revolutionary soldier. lie voted No As
might he expected however in nm American Congress
he was in minority.
The next case that of Penelope Denny the wild
ow Of revolutionary soldier, and the mother of mn
only son who fell ut his gun in the naval service o.
~ "nn';.7" From the priv" none" secured hy our
gallant soldiers upon the "ign seas, pension fund
had been created and the mother 4 this hreye young
inan applied '0r i pittance from this fund. Mr. Blu
chanan voted Mo-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

Hon. JOSHUA +. BELL one of the ,ruest and
ablest OF the old Wings of Kentucky, has written
a letter from which we take the following para.
graph
Whilst 1t is matter of great qualification that the
Wings are with so much unanimity determined to
support Mr.. Fillmore in the approaching contest.
am not surprised at It, The grand national position
on which in his recent speeches, he has planted him
sef-the fearlessness with which, in the very midst
OF fanaticism he dares rebuke 1.-THE manliness
with which he spurns the support of mere sectional
ism, all prove that for these dsordered times he is
" the man'--not Southern man with Southern prin-
clples, but something more and far better, Union
man with Union principles
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

EARLY CONTRACT FOR IIoGs.-During the last
two weeks we have heard of several contracts for
hogs for November delivery: and there is no doubt
that good deal is doing in this way but the par
,r' nave been kept as private possible
The highest rate paid as we heard of was a. IN
but 1t was rumored that as high as So had heen
paid for lot to be delivered by the 10th of No
vember and to average 2t0pounds. The desire
to enter into these contracts on the part of the
provision dealers is not general by any Leans.
and with the experience of last season before
them, it is not likely it will become 80 at anv
time between this and the opening of the packing
season, except at much lower rates. Cincinnati
Price Current
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Onygemaied Bitser..-From BE boston norHta1 Port
Coon ADVICE DYsPErrlcsI In these DAYS OF quackcrg
panaeea wonderful cures. Is hardly safe recommend
thing the catalogue of patent medicines and we will
knowingly mslead readers In these matters but when
undenab proof Of the real value Of medicine and
Testimony good and estmablr citizens besides feel
duty give publicity to such remedy The oNygenated
,itters sold by W Fowle Co s Washington
street We know have received sanction scientific
their efficacy fully sested by many e
OF the bi xhest responsibility.
Any individual suffering from weakness and deraneenento Of
III. stomach debility any form, will never
segre making fur trial of This Invaluable medicine.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
SETH W. FDNLE co. l.e Washington Street, Dos.
Projectors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J. II. THOMPSON y co. and J. H. SEAf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

The CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION, An ar
''cle appears in the London Times on she Con
trial American question, the tenor of which is to
The Effect that all difficulty will be removed 80
satisfactory understanding between Great Br-
tain and tho Une' States by the surrender of
the Bay Islands of Honduras, ani joint guar
nnty that an interoceanc communication from
the Atlantic to tho Pacific, through the State of
Honduras, shall be kept open to both countries
Gen llorron, the Minister Of Honduras, was in
London, empowered TO negotiate On behalf of his
own Government, and AS bet ween Mr. Dallas and
Lord Clarendon. The agent Of the proposed
Honduras railway was also in London; and n
memorandum had been sent to the diplomatic re-
personalities OF the United States, France and
Great Britain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

AN IrENERANr Preacher of Virc,;a hahn.
invited to hold forth in one OF the hack sot,ia7
ments, took for his text the words-"Thourh nf.
ter my death skin worms destroy this body vet
In my flesh shall see God-diyided his text in.
to three parts. thus first the skin worms SOC
ondly' what they done. and thirdly wha, tho man
seen after be was eat ur. "'""
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

that gentleman and aln,lher. who is laid tn ho
connected with the Spanish Legation The
WAS taken before Justice Goddard. and Mr..
Northington gave security in the sum ct S3Ooo
that the law should not he violated by him. Col.
Nnylor aud L. j. Middleton, esq, ure his secu-
riies.-U ashiagf0a Star.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

DUEL STOPPED --J",. 5. Warrington. esq.
was arrested Yesterday by 7. f. King, county
eons'aoie' on warrant issued by Justce Thomp-
ney. indicating that duel was intended hctye',
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

WHAT DOES 1T MEAN3-We are informed that
Maj 'auregarl has received ders from Wash
ington to employ no slaves on the new Custom
House building in our city. We knew that the
foreign born aborers upon this magnificent struc
ture, joined by their friends in this city, had,
some time ago, petitioned the government to per-
init no competition between free and slave labor
in the custom lIousebut did not for moment
believe their petition would meet with favorable
response.
Citizens of Louisiana, will you believe that the
Democratic administration is now in this city
acting on the very principle avowed by the Ger
man Aholitionists of the North-oppositiop to
slave labor that it has decided that no slave la
Dor shall pollute the gigantic structure SLOWLY
rising on Canal street; hod carriers brick ma
sons porters, mortar makers all are to be white
Such. we have been informed. is the case. We
ask, why is this Are we mistaken II is n
matter which cannot fail to awaken suspicion and
III feeling, and the truth, the whole truth. should
be Known Who insiigated this movement ON the
part OF the government Who is responsible
for introducing practical free soil in our city.-N.
o. Creole.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

GOVERNOR or lLLINoIs.--'rhe Hon. Buckner
D. Morris, OF Chicago has consented to run as
The Fillmore candidate for Governor of Illinois
Col. Bissell is the Republican aud Col. Richard
son the Democratic candidate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

The New York papers state that there is quite
large amount of orders by the Arabia for our
securities, but generally they are limited too low
for execution, the market hero having advanced
faster than that on the other side Some. how
over, can and will be filled
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

THE LIABILITY OF TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. -
The liability of telegraph companies for damages,
on account of in the transmit sicn of mes
sages over the wires, appears to have been fully
demonstrated in ease recently tried in a court
of law in Ohio. The complaint was that mes
sage directing the purchase ola large quantity
OF wool at 40 cts. per pound, reached its desti.
nation with the 40 changed TO as. and as this
wool was purchased at the latter figure on the
strength Of the message, the plaintiff brought an
action to recover the loss to which he was expos.
ed. laying his damage at two thousand dollars.
The judge held that the rule of damage was the
difference between the price actually paid nnder
the dispatch. and the market value of wool at the
time and place of purchase and judgement was
given for the plaintiff for $3.50 without interest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06
(s,pIllI1lOll.

The lIard- aud Safts Of New York. neither
being able. in the internecine war they hive for
sometime waged. to get possession OF the spells,
having coalesced 10 conquer and divide" as
they yainy hope. Mr.. Buchanan. 10 a transport
of delight. nddre--ed them the folio wing spasmod-
ic epi-tie. by telegraph:
Mr. Buchanan has received the resolutions of the
Consolidated Convention OF the New York Democra-
-. Their union, NJ this cycnifu crisis, Is Of the
gfandest events in history. Our car will now
weather the storm Of fauaticsln and the Union
rnd shall be preserved The whole southern country
will ha this reunion rainbow in the clouds
promising return Of the peace and harmony which
prevailed ia the good old time among the sister
STATES. JANIS BrenaxAS.
To Vim. C. Crane, esq President of the Consolidated
Democratic Convention of the New York Democra-
ey.
The gay old Bachelor is altogether mistaken!
Sober minded people do not regard this as by
any means grand event-not to say lone of
the gfandest events in our history" Our car"
(what "oar ~ stands no better chance to wealth
or the storm now than it did before. There is no
logical connection between the occurrence and
the conclusion that " the Union must and shall
be preserved The South sees no rainbow in
the clouds" II only discovers that Mr.. Bucb-
nnan i. ina very exeitabe state Of mind, and that
he sees whale where others see only n mnnow
The coalition of these plumber seekers in New
York IL n very trivial incdcnt-it has been an
'lcipated ever since the Cincinnati Convention
aud MIR. Buchanan's attempt to get up u hurrah
over it is all Cannon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

DO you sigh that your skin il free killed., your
complexion yellow and rough Have you bought all
erous cosmetics and other preparations for the skim only
cure you II 50 learn that what the
y an indication Of foul uccrous hnmor the blood Pmples
rough skin and scaiy cfuptinns hidden
eanse yon but the deformy with cosmetics But
wish to havea clear and beautiful omplexion all times
yen wish to those ugly boclcs the
exchange the rough texture OF the skin compex
and have the tint of health bloom upon cheek
remove the by taking DR. l.. D. Wrghs "Scroulons
Andote fats do when the directions are
lowed Giyeit trial Sec advertisement.
ul LIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

The endorsement of Buchanan by express
ident Van Buren, and Prince John is received by
the democracy North and South with gratifca-
tinn that cannot be concealed. Reverse tho pic
ture.--Suppsse they had endorsed Fillmore,
Their presses would have put tho fact in italics,
small caps. and largo caps and kept it standing
nj the heads of their columns. to prove Mr., Fill
moro an abolitionst of the rankest die.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

Fever md Aguc.-Ceriain Curc.-Aio for
Tou mixtures Qunine Fowlcs Solution Arenc Mercury,
any OF The Yanous nauseous compounds which only
relieves disease to pinnt another deadly and which
sends its unhappy victims finally with wrecked and broken
constitution, to early Try Carriers Spanish Mixture
which of these dangerous drugs but by
ng specifically the Liver purifying the blood and strength
cnng the system thus enabling its
haused energies by opening of the skim and expc
ling from the body all Impurities and old medicines which clog
and reard its free operation More than thousand
have been cured by Carriers Spanish after everything
else had signay std As sample gifts remarkable effects
Messrs Davis Hicks Of Auaugan Vile. Ala writes that
cured gentleman of Chronic Fever and Ague which all the
efforts of physicians and their remedies could subue. He
only took three bottles They sells rapidly, and
nan aims It's high reputation all through the country.
I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

A Peri"nsed Brenth.-What lady or gentleman would
nr under the curse of dsagreeabe using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only rem Ter il
sweet but make the teeth white aabaser
ache and preserve them from Recommended by den
fists and physicians evcryw here
Beautiful CompeSo may be its use 1t re.
moves plmpfs tan, feckes renders the bcau.
t ipalmga rich roseate hue. II greatest
ever known heing free from all injurious
cents, For sale by STROTHER Il WHITEHEAD,
may SIS and Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06
tynchburg Lunn her Market, AuR, .
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isting between the undersigned and s. Diugud under
The style OF y Diugud Sons dissolved the
January last.
The business will hereafter be carried by the
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old stand of - Diugnd Sons.
All persons having claims against the firm Of S. Duguid
Sons viii present them to for settlement wing
accounts will please come forward and pay up
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