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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-06-15
Rangers Notice.

Taken up by John Perry living about
9 miles South of the town of Pamela, in
said county, one bay horse, about l2
years old, and appraised at fifty dollars.
D. GOFF. Ranger.
May 2Sth 1856.-nl9-3t.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-06-15

June 9th 1856.-o21-6w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

weeks and urged on by threats of prescription.
he had consented 10 sell, whatever Of soul he
had, for mess o, pottage.
And what did The statement amount 10 p
That he, NJ. Win o certain conversation with
this EsPieh, prior to the election Of lS54ktold
him that che, Mr., v. was ali right" Well,
said Mr.. ". was all Tieht\always have been
ell right; always hope aD6<expeH 10 be. all
right. Everybody calls himself fright" Meet
. Freemolter, he's right; Fillmore man, he's
tight, a Democrat he's particularly right
e ore al right sir, "on the goose question:"
Why, sir, The other day was In Middlstown
and met my old Free Soil friend Stephen Gift
Rn, rot a. S4echinal AboItionist." as Gefrit
Smith calls Them, buiaa real out and out hon
est, consc cientious Freesoiler, and he SAID 10
nae, "Wsll Vallaudigbsm, you're all right OIL
the slavery question, OF cuurSe 20 Certainly,
said ], en-, And was and am. But what
now would you think OF Mr.. Griffin, or o by
siander, who should grayely undertake 10
prove from this CONVERSATION that i was an
AbolitioniEt !? And YET am pursued night
aud day, said Mr.. V. by little band Of con
snlraiors and despersdots, and have been fol
weeks who are mousing end noiSing about the
alleys and cutters every where in the district
striving 10. plocure false statements and ever
10 spbotn perjury against me, and who are u
last nieGt 10 take up with such silly trash
and stuff as thus statement.
As 10 being ''pos,ed," Mr.. v. said be was
posted, and well posted at that. Sir, 1t was
my business 10 be posted. | always was post
ed about every political organization that can't
up, and should certainly have been very grer
moi 10 keep "a look out for this the most suddeI
| novel and extaord nary party ever heard Of
Why, sir, ! even count myself pretty vel
pasted in al the "erips. signs, and passwords
Of this Republican Fremont party, and have NJ
doubt that If ! hsd "'the easy virtue" OF N!
compe,itor,I could "work my way into IL
OF any time. But when this "0ange Peel
Espich would have people believe that he ex
amined me and found me perfect in. "lhe un
written work" OF the order, he must. local,
The examinalion.ip some less public place thai
he streets Of Ddyton and in front Of the Phil
lips House. ......
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
CHARGE IT UPON THEM,
ID ErEOCRATSl "

Do M. let our adyersaries piece you IN De
iensiye stiiude, We should sl,ack the enc
my 10 the stroneholds. We should track him
10 mis- midaight iair We should strip the
robes of false purify from bis fecteant limbs.
oHARGEuPoN TIL M.
That they have started candidates for Pres
6lent and Vice President. who ore 10 be elec
ted. if elected al sll, by sectional vote, aud
for whom no Southern man can vote without
personal dKhonor and political suicide.
! CHAgGE UPON THEM,
Thatthey violate daily and deliberately, The
soIemn warning OF Washington, who, in his
Fafeweii Address, sdmoniShed his conntrymen
a beware ofsecional and geogtaphicaI par
lies k.s d ssits ~ ~ aess ~ s9a sft
CHAR e UPON THEN, XII
. That the leaders or The Fremont party are
IN nearly every instance ihe hyowed advocates
of i dissolution Of the Amencan Union. -
(, CHA@GE UPON THEM. ~ ~
That they sssail and trsduce our fellow.
coualYmen OF The South more than they cou ID
assail and lfadute Tie West despotism on the
globe. 5sssa =
CHARGE UPON THEM, r . +.
That they selected Fremont as candidate,
irst bt esusdile would proye 10 be their passive
instrument 10 the work or disunion, and next,
because be was supposed 10 have grown enor.
mousIy rich by his speculations. g,,
CHARGE UPON THEM.tls sq
That they are presenting to The iNorthefr
States rs an inducemept 10 secure votes fol
Fremont by speeches and ediiorials, by maps
and in pictures, the aLvTntdges that trouM re
saa IRON aas sso,ueoa q as Jnien e '0''2 W
r'''f'''.s, - - 80.
CHAkGE UPoN THEM,
That their open championship or Dissolution
DOCTRINES, directly follow from tbe ihfamapl
; examples of the Hartford Convention in ISi+
< --'l6, and like that dark plot, is most earnest
y sdstalned by Great Britain. y, ~
CHaRGE yPoN THEN, es
That the British Press halls the nomination
ofFremont, and The agitstion thot led 10 it d
ceftan steps 10 dissolution OF the Union.
ssssya CHARGE UPON THEM. y ~ 81,
NJ. 5. ,,a..,,, u
,ln pss hos 1;,g,; s. s"s ," o's,oa =, ~
stia 70, @ sat J,es eaiasironhe @ BY s,e so%,e
the seeds Of discofd in .he Christian Church
ru.pec rooN r,.p,, ~
innur ~
That sihey expect 10 carry this election wit
money. They nominated. .Fremont Tor %
Mfp'e sswsla says M insts Y plyaly q none
.tizr n, his sneeeb n,Slbsny or 'fl,s sest, I
Uctobef; o I'D Francis r. Blair So ys- the Nilsson
n CompJouIise will be restored AZ .Frefnont
elected, BY buying up The Senalorsof The Uni
ted States vii, ne patronage OF lie Genera
Government NJ sa nv "a EilESF,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

EY.AtssIste election fSt charter biiicess "a
Alton, Illinois, ibe Demo6iscy elected iheif
candidate foy Mayor ~ & fiy.Iolr majorly.a.
Tdsi n MAJ jsoIi Count. |. iks home q 1isum.
bniI, whore. Two ysifs .sro, ~ rot eighteen
hundred and iwenlg seven majority, Nov, I,
wiiI give ibe Democrats SIX hundred maioriiy.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
CIIAIk0E ItP0N. TlIElITl[., II,

That while ibeyask ,he votes or the sdop-
tedciiizens, they pfepats theislstule thot'isio
deprive hin Of his rights sadthat one of the
conventions which npminotsd Fremont 6Tee-
tehtofeppdiaip Know Nothingish. wbile the
oiherHhich nominatei him, made Know Nolh4
inyismlin chief corner sione ~ AZ ,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

J. G. Fremont Oh the Rack-The Dissecting
knife Used-A Speech that Every One Should
Read Daniel S. Dickinson on the Sand at
Buffalo, September @
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02

That they denonhce and coRden the decis.
ions of The highest tEfbunsI jn The land, aud
openly Ha1uc6 the venerable jufists who
compose our United STATES Supreme Couft.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-02
CHARGE Upon ThEM.

That in their;waI upon. the States, they re-
fuse 70 hesitate, becnuse their schemes must
end ina civil and sersile war, and langh OF The
certain catastrophe Of three millions Of snd-
denly liberated slaves being poured eowhsu upon
The North. sss,.I 80 ysase =
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Jnsnranre Gompanies.


CECURTTY FIRE INSURANCE Co., No. 81
> Pest Great Western Budin,) Cash C.pits ~ ooo.
N paid In This Comp having all s capital paid Ia and IN
. issue policies Of assurances Merchandise. Buildings,
Ships 10 port and other Isoperty on favorable terms
JOSEPH WALKER, President.
THos W. BIHDsALL, secSetsry.
MILAN = Mott. No. 9, East Broadway
JOHN HALSEy, (Hsight, Hsl.ey Coz
EDWARD WOOD, WOOD, nerrit, Co,
WN DENNisToUS. No 2ls Henry.t
NM H. HUSsEY. (Lsne & EusssyJ
EDMUND w CORLlFS. tCorlies Deeker)
EDWARD wILLETS. (wiiisIts Coz
CHAS T.. PARKER, No. S5 Pine-st
JOHN d. WARREN, lord, Wausn, Eyans Coz
CHAS. ELY. No. t0t Broadway
WN NJ ABBATr, (Abhst Minturn.)
Wh. BIRDsALL, il Cromwell BiEjsall
RDwD. MERRITT (rndsfhll, Hsyil.nd Coz
SMITH LAWRENCE, Is & T. Lawrence
HENRY BARROW, tH. II. Barrow SDn)
HDWD. HAIGHT, (Ricbsrds, H,isht Coz
B. NJ WHITtOCK tB NJ 4 r. A. Whitlosk)
JAMES Garner, No. y Pins-st
SAMUEL c. PAXUN, (Allen Paxson)
RICHARD P. BRCFF, lBr,f. Brother Seaverl
cRoMWELL WoSiwnd Cro%wsl)
y j pONEELL, No le Exchange place.
JOHNR VIII Is. (Corne!ls Willis)
GEORGE II. BEYER, (Beyer Birdsan)
ROBr. LINDLEY MURRAY, Murray Dsvis)
DAVID y. keller, Gate No. Ss5 Soathst)
wM. ALLEN sUTLER, Barney. Humphrey Butsr).
EDWARD CROMWELL (Crom yell Brts,l)
l. B WYMAN, No. 5s BurlnssiP
BArTHTW MITCHELL, lCmt.s, Mitchell Coz
John ALLEN n.te Hopkins Allen 4 Col
GEORGE B. GRlNNRLL, Morton 0rirDeL)
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
5aIee bp Anctlor.

A. N NIRwfS. Auc tone~r -
DY BANGS, BROTHER q CO.-Irade-oais
Tps REGfLIR FALL TRADE SALE I'll be com
ne. ced on III EsDAY :, pembsf ats o'ei ek u Con
ssr uer.s OF Boohs Stereotype Plates, ss1on.y oos
Bl ders Maieas &c sOe6 The Catlieece VIII oe Pu' F"
press cary IN July.
GREAT SALEatKILBOURN CITY, in Colum.
" hi. County 81 Wi-ooo-n. There Wi be ois =. a.
rubl Sale by The r<opreer- MONDAY Ansur lB ls,S
ard dorirg The entire week, ONE THOU SAND TO 1Mo
THOUSAND CITY LOTS situated ia different P%t' OF te
plat, suitable for business and rssldences
TERMS OF PAYMENT
VIII b. sde esy. By suisl amoabt IN hand snd me re-
usuder On ong time With low OF nt rsst and liberal
d.count persons who sbs make valuable inProy
within year the OF purchase or to those VINO insy
prefer TO pey IN hand ,.,,. c,rv
.tu.,ei on the River sdiaey below mar o-
MAJ tic srot known THE DELLS, and IN the midst OF
Wisconsn Th- the ei itself beautiful ana heahy
extreme seva-ed plain rsinf smooth sag
eyeuy from uA 80 te above the nve ~hcn
eows around its t-ern boundary TO n elevation OF so)ut %
feet here II meets table land s eastern boundary TWO
miles distsnt from the nver .,,x,,,.ryrr,.u
At this Point TIE LA CROSSE and hiLWAu NEE haiL-
ROAD co.ses the Wisconsin River afordnE cay CON nuaies
to bet cen tie and western portions OF the Sta and
the oounuy BE- yond. - - :, Al,
A.o at this point Of the largest water power. IN the
State In prtce< Of oeius erected ty the Wisconsin Sver
Hydauic Ccnrary under charter granted by ths sac
TIE Ncop.ip I. tie river 10 the Sxte aud his FIer
power be the lowest the rvef OF aoy tnst csa
Be- mrroye thereby Eyiug nlar Ayantsses mich
will 81 ed 'ae erection Of slLLS and MASUfAO
TORIES Of ever) description. lOns VIE
Prest OF the Wisconsin River hJdiauie 10.
Khbuin City, July |, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Jnstrnrtlon.
A sTON RIDGE SEMINARY for YOUNG

4 STON RIDGE SEMINARY for YOUNG
"A LADEES-Ths Rev. 3. 5. HUNTINGDON. NJ, Prin-
yesrt lOng been recommended fOr continuation fsd
vantsses physical mental and reisious suca a. te sna
the fra. WEDNESDAY Of September next, wiz increased
sdvaLteses with teachers such Christian chsse.e enne
t and experience Ia teschns as paee them IN
Ax.t rank he profession and w 'uch conpleteness
N a. sIpse.s ds ' s.ST SUVr. s,assd s IL hi,
sfTtArION-As1os Rlpoe in Delaware County, P. ls
Lies w from PHILADELPHIA and accessible by railroad sev.
I'd oss d.y Il five n' ives, of me s's1On s1oa
Rockdss Station on the new road from fhusaeipua
PHYSICAL ADvANTAGEs.-Ths .itusaon is very ee'
vst-d rnsrdng prospect ot thirty miles aId Iens
be for s ,sr Ss1iou. and says
parent. the cheeks acquire bloom and the nsne ms,
rsoe s1espisD hss IN proved in health The aud
excessive lawn. sdrned with walks aIo9. 'auo,sy .ha
shade trees afford wide for exefcse zoe
mountain air aAd fine seer cry mPArt eheerianes %
and the limited and I, character of the school
the comforts and advantages OF quiet Shf
REGULATIONS" The law Of the house" ssy' patron,
ts law Of love and iinl nes. happily sd % s'in 70
ell things cahected wh health, comfort and Improvement
srdte strict Limitation Of admissions TO io,y win h' eaco
The BUILDINGS combme beauty OF architecture with n-
foaces sprtT every fOor terrace ve,n an &c
Tue seepis rooms are commodiOus well ventilated ssnd
aud conned three occ upan coz
connects in the library .nd psi nhS AZ % as s s
TBr COURSE OF STUDY aided by Lectures aud aPpsra'
tus co1pes all the brauches Of tisroigh EDSs Educs
ton together with the LaL and French Lansuases Music AMI
DrasS completion optional With parents and is coru
f. by Diploma - .,,
Nina HuxTnG1oK has had the advantage Of nine years resi-
deuee in Paris.
ces sreuts sId pupils u such terms as tue oo Sins:
The Church may be thanAful for such 'ch2o. Never
"sbsl ree the impressions nEe received there at family
worstp The minds and hearts OF pupils bear fruits OF
sdmrsfls Christian training" Sound evangelical insruc-
s an healthu religious influence are brought TO bear
directly forming character of the pupis The pupis
eeI Episcopa services the Seminary unless eewhere a.
rec,ed by IafeDts. ,,
ACCFsS-In hours via Media and ckdae from Hsh.
sph Phade phassventeen miles to tho
ale station miles east from thence. by carriage or
3,e or bous Chester from Prime aud Broad s ees,
hia-5 niles Chester. and miles west from thence
Gcarsge or stage.
SIS Music, S35. Latin. French AID Drawing, each Sl2
ridenas To those who prefer stated for
Dcudi the Of school books sheet music aud draw
Ing materials era charge Of any descPf'on ohdf-
ese,, & 20t per session.
The sessions the first Wedpesdsys In Sepem'
Der ana Feb uaIy Vacations in July and August
REFFRENCES-Tbe sci OOi is strongly recommended by
seca crgymen OF the Episcopal and other
churches in nearly state whose with all other
vii. be furnished spf cation TO the Principal
Addless REV. h. 5. HUNTING ron,
Village Green 7. o., Delaware County, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY, POughkeepsie,
~ New York-MlLO ?. JEwEIT Principal and Proprie

In the COTT AGE HILL SEMINARY .is prOpo,ed to
dTs hf .s ssss eon.u8s aad sEHIcF FAMILY scH0o
Ae experienced Instructors are employed Ia oil Depart
aid the number OF Teachers large in proportion to the
the aim of be Institution all its m.ubers sod
ppi.aTsnt
plated than the City OF town BY none
h beauty situation sauby Of climate aid the intelligence
F.f eis attention given the health Of the pup, The
relied on IL the ar al S.r use sf o.
& perfect to sns AL. ss. sao a az The
seminary Gynsste and cai',hsss exercises are regularly
Bodsrs Psnittsd to visit % N .GSss "a S
The Ie1I Tbss S be esl the Hcd.
Pupils may enter f01 one Quarter oy al o tf suG Is.s
pay onrh.f the time of admissions the remainder on
&c ist Of March.
Members OF tie family o the Principal vii! be- charged for
d PEI * ons Ts .Se . shasses co provide eHi
,m;eys. with he usu9 articles r personal & use
& Napkins SyfI ar1os sT sSit fas
For the Regular Course including T. sh, Latin French and
Puphs OF pursuip, the Regular Course are chHssd fol-
lows III ssh, slc French, $m; Latin, Slc PianoF and
sio; Painrsi water colo), eio; Psaiirs in Oil, s96i
Vocal Music Occurred of sll pnpiss,, 50 So - n ,,,,r,
toughk.epse, July 5. 1856
EAGLESWOOD SCHOOL, Perth AmbOy, n j.
u -CiiculsIs to be had Of he Principal, THEODORE D.
WELD OF Of C. SHEPARD Co., No IS! FultOn.st.
AIR. EATON's COMMERCIAL BOARDING
Iyk observation-disclosures in Worc :stes, Mass D.
le4Youns Men thoroughly ttted IN Double Lfry Book
feeping Business PenmAsoip. Mercantile Arithmetic an1
Kindred branches Zach student WI bs warranted 10 b
competent IN from six eight weeks to perform with Per
set himself employer the duties OF any Cosnt
Room whatever Individual Instruction, no classes Tuition
r the Commercial Course SlS good pleasant home IN The
ily Of tho Proprietor with Board IS POI week Pesons
Tearing information the merits and references OF s In
Euton, be assured Of Via high WandDs S sendips fof
opS Of his Annual Circular and Cstalosue Address,
wM, Il. EATON. Priscips and Plcpriees,
Worcester, Mssa
MRS. OKELL's BOARDING and DAY
Cic he obais ed st her residence Nos AID 10 Gin
oI-plscs 8,h-st.
DEV. HARVEY NEwCOMB's SEMINARY for
III YOUNG LADIES, No. 90 otaDgsst Brook va N Y, viii
Monday Septenters Boarding Pupils limited to twelve
SEDGWICK's METROPOLITAN ACADEMY
~ s,d GY MNASuM, Nos 93 ana s. oth-av Washing.
ton square. J. SEDGWlCk. A. NJ, Prucph.
rTFACHERS WANTED in FIRST-CLASJ
MUSIC and = good DRAWING TE ACHES who assist
s6y preferred Apply at the American School Institute, Ap-
Building No SO Broadway by letter addressed
+ II CHAPMAN SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
MARIN for sALE.-A valuable FARM, with g

sood dw,oz aud .xtspsve ou ho Uses h;reon sturei
xv,,h MIKES OF Yoik about thre, me. from steam
raj LANDING 40 one uus fom rssd station containing
sht sO sces Of excellent land psr,on ~hch Is eovs'ed
viii handsome 6r,.t There 10 isniy a. ra hns ani
fu uIon lbe prsmses and the po2,y very te'rsh 'ts
a o. try farming purpose. Term, m'd.is'e ana el
AesIv Ter pAItcg,sr 70 DAYTON OGDEN, ~ = Nassau
q, NsK.ierk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

SCHOOL, Perth AmbOy, N. j.
IL -Ciicu'sTs TO be had Of he Principal, THEODORE d.
WELD; OF OF C. SHEPARD & Co., No Is! Fultoa-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, No. PSI 3d-av.,
ole door sbovs 2stst Open daily 10 Deposito from ~
a IN 70 D m and WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAY tom
peyo-s mace io this Bank on or before he iSn
Of July will draw interest fom the lst .,
WILLIAM n. PLATT, President,
JAMES K kEELER, Vice ePreadssfs
IonY SECRETARY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
Goparfnership MntireS.

COPARTNERSHIP.-A ANDREW 8. Smell.
LIMO hayiI associated with hi Iself his Ed warn
SMELLING, the BUSH o. hereafter ia STOCKS LOANS
BONDS and M0RT0AGE5 WESTERN LANDS &c Va
be CONDUCTED VI der the firm Of A. s. SMELLING 4 SON
Nsw'fOk, Juy 1885 No 90 Wallet.
TIE undtsdmed having made srsng gem snts with Meases
Charles Dupuy Co. Of Chicsso. prepared 70 no
so!iae the purcha.e sse Of Western Lands ou most f.
yorsble terms. They will Government Lands loo ats
LAd Wsnsts taxes snd from the Poe advantages
possessed ~ Me.ss Dupny Co Tor Investment
the most desirable snd rising Lands In the stat~s OF n no
Wsop:n Iowa shd Minneso's Full Inform IN rslsaos
70 ihs West can be obtained at ther Office, No. 90 st
A. 2. SNELLIN0 L SON.
. RBrEsEScEs:
wrtsh' MOSS Taylor "
BosIoS-Messrs. Head Perkins Samuel Austin Ixusus
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

CAVINCS BAN Nk.-MANINENo va 'tNU.s
- INSTITUTION, coner Of A-sv and sthstLoPsn |" s ~
elsss OF persons ao~ed deposits OF ana
una.r at the Of per cent and On Gums over o~ ~
the rate per Deos made on or beoo. tns
l5h OF will bo aowe Interest fro the hrst Oh 'ny
Bank open daily from TO p and on wednesdays
ma 's''''''' ''" TH0s. B. sTILLMAN. President
P w. ENGs. yics. .PreAdsska
Is..c SMIrH sec'y CHAs. MILES, WV
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
sInsON DRkPgR. Aucti,uscr. -'-'
NV SIMEON DRAPER Office No 46 Pine

IL corner wfism TUESDAY, juiy ~ .,is, oeiocl
at th. Mercb.Dts' FSchsogs ~, A, ono ,
III AZ IN. Pb.ri, sa1k sew fofk. ia is.o i5 lsss
,se M. - Ja. County per cent Gones ~ 900 sd
rJn.o. ~ Nm At ,h- Pbsr Ia Bank, 1870 . 1850
I shos. Sc Louis City and County 8onds Ss tas l&s
49, - "a ccu,,y bouss issue 90 be sued 10 All o
a a, 81 LOUIS AID Wilt close hs sd.s f'on Sc
bar j. The fo,ue' hsvs bee %.S, ensSs as =,
y.sp,.,.. ,nA whence ,h.rs il . stesdy den~d ~
These bnth cry ed county hsys
-. ~, n, ds which will iug. ab,orb hen dnrns hs
NIX Eve years aud purchasers for Investment tny otter
usn, Inducements ,--,,.......r = n A.
a., 70 sent, for the 70 ties nreh sed aud u'def waos
s,; The .oys s.le viii be made Terms II ele ps
49, w. a., 81 s.Is The tLsnce at tho option Of the Pug.
ckssrr ip so days with Interest al 7 p-' ccn'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co, 4
PIrIsauRCH JuIf Jth i3'6

PEOPLES FIRE Insurance COL
NEwYoRK June @, 1856 !
AT an ELECTION held June IL, 1856, the fol.
"A lowing gentlemen elected Directors Of this Company
DIRECTORS.
Richard vsriok GAYLORD Hubbel, William NJ. Wilson,
d. Jsckson Steward James BIouwer Abraham Legsstt
Freeman Campbell, Jotham C. Meeker, Lyman Cb4pin,
Samuel Birossn, Solomon Bsnta, John w. Lewis
Edward L. Lynch, George Warnsr Thomas Wilisms
Peter r. Christie, William Moir, Edward p. CLARK
james s. Lewis Edward ID Nelson, Mortimer Brown,
Cone!ius stephens, Matthias Clak, Philip Bonesteel,
Simon shinder, Christopher Gwysr, Alfred Rsr9Oss,
WIN. p wsslbvrl, John Mopeypenny, Charles a. McInty,
John p Yslverton, George D. CIasin, David r. Baksr,
GiseOu De Angels Mathis, 81 loOtsooA
At subsequent meeting OF the Board RICHARD VARICK.
ESQ.,, as un1nimousy e-elected President.
w. Y. UNDERHILL. Secra.arH.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

FOR LIvERPOOL--Steamship LEBANON.
T. Cook. eommss der This aud povs srfuI stssusr
sta san from TIE British and Norsh American soys M
Css% Pseis, compsny. Dock at Jersey Cry on fHUss-
Ax yay fssssss money for 6p.eiss psssensse. saiy.
px whom there excellent aons 100 lncudnS
sfSyIns and stew.ds fes bat without ~ines iqacc
sses Apply 10 h. 0UNARo. Ne BswtiaS s<sss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
LII PER CENT BONDS payable in the city of

III PER CENT BONDS, payable in the city of
~ New.Ysk.-rhe subicrben offer for SALE $4,000 of
the 10 per cent BONDS or THE CITY OF MU 5CATiNE
State Of Iows payable January 1915 1tere.s payable ls
sS 40 hsaed for subscription to The Mississippi aud rsouh
Railroad the Bonds beirs guaIa teed BY said Railroad
verb stock The late Of Lard by Confss
10 Iowa for railroad purposes msk this AID
vertbity valuable feature Bonds asids from the
pete security offered. Full be obtained
p.icatioa to L. W. CLARK DODGE Co,
No. 81 WIlst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
@roreues,
Ocean Eteamers. &c.

SCB w STEAMSHIP LEBANON.
hCtoD'snsea srs informed that the Lebanon will
eiscbsipns On WEDNESDAY MORNING the 10Th inst Al
sod to, which Permits received will te s,n, 10 o.
DoD"od Hoaoose Jensy City snd be subject TO stora,s
f. CUNARD No Bovlios h, .ru
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

Ssw'fosx AID LIVERPOOL Y. s. n s. s. Co., 81 wau a
ayOrrCr NEW YosK, May q. 1915. J
~ Of tts isns from Liverpool reg ucs "a "a o-r run ~
.-ou', antn Icftnor notice T. K COLLiNa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

HNHE STOCKHOLDERS of the ACCESSORY
l. TRANSIT COMPANY (of Ncarsgua) are requested To
meet ct the Office Of SAMUEL y. TRACY, No. 6l Broad.
way on TUESDAY De1t the 18th inst ct o'clock
M and punctusl stten requested business npor.
tnnce will be brought bsfore the me etng
kEw-i oRK, July 8, 1856
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15

SAVINGS BANK.-INSTITUTION for the
~ SAVINGS Of MERCHANTS CLERKS AID OTHERS
No. SIG Broadway. opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
All moneys deposited or fore IT. EsDAY, July l5 viii
6aw interest the same is If d. posted LIST July
Bank open dizzy from 10 20 O'Clock ard TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY from to O'Clock p IN.
MOSES II. GRlNNELL, Psead.ns
ANOREw WARSBa, Secretary