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THE pEATH-KNELL OF PANATICTsm.

From all quarters says the Lowell Adverser the tee-
graphic wires bring the joyous and universal shouts of
the democracy rayng the nomination Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge Not one discordant dissenting voice
strikes upon the The great democratic family from
Maine to California, bound together like band Of
brothers, with heart and hand pledged to the
pepetuation Of democratic principles to the united and
harmonious support Of the democratic nominees and to
the utter and complete annihat Of those twin curses
know.nothingsm and black repubcanism which are
striving weaken and divide the great American confed-
Grafton and blight the usefulness and prosperity Of the
country The Cincinnati Convention has tocd the death
knel Of both the aitorous factions and the des OF No
vcmbcr will them sunk into the deepest shades Of their
native darkness aad in the utter contempt Of The Amer
can people. ".
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HON. W, II. ENGLISH.

The democracy Of the second district Of Indiana have
nominated Hon. w. II. English for Congress. short
time since published letter from Mr. English in which
he positively declined being candidate for denomination
His nomination therefore, In the face Of this declaration
while Il affords substantial proof Of the mistaken conf
dence OF bis democratic constituents in his capacity hde
ity and patriotism also indicates anxiety the part
Of the democracy Of his district that his and bis
nuence should not be Withdrawn in the pending struggle
against fanatics the side and traitors the other
We know Of representative OF the people who has
richly mered this aterng evidence Of confidence esteem
and regard than Mr. English His abilities which are Of
the first order only equasd by bis aptitude for and
application to, public business and his usefulness and eff
cheney representative in keeping with the sound
nationality Of his views and his earnest untirng devotion
to the men, measures and principles Of the democratic
party.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-17
CONGRESS- MONDAY.

srxATS--A resolution adopted calling the
President for copy Of the instructions sent by this gov
eminent to Mr. buchanan the subject Of free ships
making free goods, and Mr. Buehanans letter to Lord
Clarendon the subject Nr Clayton introduced
bin supplementary to the act to organize the Territories OF
Kansas and Nebraska and spoke for time in favor OF
the propositions therein contained Mr. Adams made
somewhat lengthy speech his bill to amend the NATURAL
zaon laws Mr. james presented joint resolutions OF the
legislature of Rhode Island concerning the recent occur
in Congress and in Kansas which were read and
after debate ordered TO be printed After an
executive session. the Senate adjourned until Thursday
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-17
SIGNIFICANT SIGNS

Among the significant signs Of the times is the fact that
everywhere old wings who have maintained independ-
ent attitude hitherto declare their determination support
the democratic presidential ticket In this city (says the
Detroit Free Press and through the State have already
heard Of many such. The Boston Courier says:
The democrats Of city and State and Of all the New
England States including New Hampshire receive the
nation Of Mr. Buchanan for the Office Of President with the
most exung exhibitions Of Joy and satisfaction. We hear
some open and straight odfshonsd wings say that they
viii rote for him"
New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Kentucky,
Ohio and Missouri papers bring similar positive intei-
gence In all quarters the movement is formidable.
Hon. George G, Dunn OF Indians (third dstrict) de-
clines a denomination for Congress taft
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-17
HIS ALMA MATER.

Hon, James Buchanan is a graduate Of Dickinson Col
lege Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and member Of the
Union Philosophical Society whose eth anniversary win
be celebrated the 9Th day Of July next This society and
tme-honored institution may point with patriotic devo-
ton to their distinguished son, and hs alma may
proudly designate him the brightest jewel in her
Of glory,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-17
JUDGE McLEAN'S EYE STILL on THE PHILADEl
PIIIA CONVENTION.


Judge Hornblowe of New Jersey has written letter
to Judge Mclean in which he modesty inmatcs TO him
that he is the proper man to guide the ship Of State
these stormy times The judge quite modesty replies
that he has received his eloquent and patriotic letter. and
proceeds TO respond by placing himself squarey the
black republican platform lie to see that the
tendency OF our institutions Ia rapidly downward
and the eagernesS which he maness for the black
publican nomination furnishes strong illustration Of that
downward tendency We conceive of no con-
elusive proof that the times sadly out Of joint than the
fact thst member of the highest judicial tribunal known
to our institutions is found mixing himself up with
the exciting squabbes OF canvass for presidential
nomination With what propriety member of that high
tribunal forward advise in regard to the i'm.
ule,, admission of Kansas with constitution made in
open violation sd defiance law are not able to
prehend How may ~. Judge Mclean be called on
to determine udcay the legality OF some one Of the Kan
sas enactmen and yet he deems departure from the
prophecies of his position to counsel Congress to roco-c
n revolutionary proceeding in Kansas which ignores and
de6es the validity Of the Kansas Legislature. Most truly
does he say that there Is downward tendency our in
stutionsp The following extracts viii show the true
character of Judge McLeans letter. well the object
which it is hoped to accomplish The letter bears date
June 6th 1856:
Occupying the position do, II is permitted
speak OF the transactions in Kansas in their legal aspects
but may say, with you, that contemplate the violence,
boodshed and civil and fraternal now trsnspiring
there with mingled emotions Of sadness alarm and mort-
fcaton. .a .sf-s ss144.
Tbey the fruits Of that m advised and mischievous
measure the repeal Of the Missouri Compromse, which,
from the first, have earnestly deprecated and have
hesitation in saying that the Immediate admission Of Kansas
State into the Union under the constitution already
formed commends itself to sound policy,
and well calculated to bring to the Territory and to
the country. sa liz
With these views, have notbeon backward in advising,
In all suitable ways the adoption Of that There
several precedsn which may be appealed 10 IN support Of
IL, and especially that Of the admission Of Michigan 1t
would do injustice to any section Of the country 1t
would powerfully tend TO ranquilne the public mind aay
sectional eaouses and bring the OF the people the
earnest support Of the constitution and sbe Union in their
pristine integrity"
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THE "KILI-EM" D0CTRINE.

In the Pittsburg convention, few months ago
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Lovejoy-
The Rev. Mr.. Brewer, of Connections, said be was N
vor Of ueing Firearms, and fighting for freedom in Kansr
"Rev. Mr.. Chandler said he believed that Sharpe A
the best makers there was no danger too
of them would be introduced into Kansas.
"Rev. Mr. Lovejoy willing to go either as cspt,,
private. He would use Shapes rifles, and fire ria .
aim ~
In the North Church, soon after, the Rev. Henry Vi
Beecher said:
"ihod tito be an everlasting disgrace shoot at ma.
not hit himP'
On the same occasion the same reverend genlemn
The had never heard of bnt one compromise Wild
thought was a good one'--and that was contained d
answer which he alleged Robinson, the bogus goverlu
Kansas, had made to Gov Shannon's demand for ssr
der of the Shapes rifles held by the people of Lavra
which answer he stated TO be-
"Well, sir, in regard to the rifles propose to con
mise-we will keep the weapons ourselves but girs y
contents!'
"That compromise continued Rer. Mr. BectsC.
THINK WOULD WORK."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-17

Hon. S. A. Douglas and Hon. j. l. Orr bave accepted
vitatons TO speak at the grand democratic ratseiH
meeting which is to be held at Charleston South Carols
this week. We understand that these distinguished
emen will leave this city for Charleston this aternOa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-17

Governor Grimes, Of Iowa, has called IN extra S''n
Of the legislature OF that State so be begun and neu
Iowa city ON Wednesday, the I'd day Of July bext
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
LTAITARLE FARM for SALE. II hours from

New ok isnirE IS acres al under supcf'
H. except scres wocdla situated within W rods % ne
Central Of New Jersey and three quarters o' me Of
MsfOrd', station - ... n
There are on the property good Fam House eoatsip
rocu. newly painted and pApered piaSss ranus the oe
lena Of same; also large B,in suIl d. IRA
Glib. lev C.rsse Hoose, Woodhcuso AID Shed large
snns Of the AIce. , Z,
Tlp following STOCK will Be sold low II desired VI,
hcr-. cOvs. three d seifefs hos' fEnlns ,eo
rils Of dee. sioU ioclulsk SoSDS dsShne goa
Fam ssps, Hof.e Cart. thSer sest Rsck.~sy large
EoI vsssa. Hay Rssnss, aud Wood de- all new and IN
soci trdey. .
ScAHre sUd sbusdsioe OF other Fruit Rsisd lsst
yesr if5 busbels Is Is Of sad
- of
pls ,,ed Garden tnsde and nmed Budinx ke
IN good order Tbs property rous, be 70 be apprccistd
WHlTrLEsTY MULPORD.
Near The DsSol ElisshssA. n. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

DRETTY HOME for SALE in Wi nsburgh.
for $50 dO-n end 81 500 bont an mor,.>se
yeer rilv - all, srn,se families need apty
H,uw rooms balcony lsne ueShb bod .,aEe. se
Also. TEA STORE Appy st ~ Gos1d., Wiilisn.burEh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

,x,,,, wIr'. =. TMiI,1EssDAY. the 10th, = ioi
No &c Bss.1..X ,hs .s,sr. y, ,;ss% sH;e>'d s'
Of RosS%oop N.acSsS%G y ..'s, .,s: 10
ss;;s Ne ;ss': ss E:rs s,1 e:,ss :.ss ss 1900
sssr ccd Sgo.s 70 osdss Ossaos1es nsv essdg -
CnsnSS Snss: sale vtlAoss ngsed - wSasAer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

.sS ssss bon n :s ss Of uaas. toa New
Ls.1 G a:: :, st 'IoS n pfss.as s.s, ...
kefers Wednesday Jane n wl t-n .sS ,ss ss po s'id
PpAiL Aestso, 81 IL eoosk . T-ru.. cS - ss-red >t
es~tie sfsn spyiy 70 JAMHs WOODS No ~ p sS fshet
6kO A. AIe~IN. Ne 2i1 Fulion-st Ear q a n No.
IpcNssed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

Tor SALE or LEASE on EASY TERMS
Il SITES for Dwea Factories, Shipbuilding kc within
miles Of New York City by steamboat and railroad hourly
and r.rosd with all the railroad thorough
North West and South ard The eos. iron and lum'
ber repiois Of Pennsyvsns by II. ISHAM. No Pnes
Metropolitan Bank where maps may be and import
ant information obtained.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Dapty WdrfbeuseS.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. +. DERRICK.
i SON Co.. No. ~ BseknsnG.. otsr fr ssls % ths ~
sst terms:
Wiring Psps.. Eas,ish. Frsneh and American
News P.xer sli szes, weixnfs and q1Ait;sA
Bod Pager al Sses weights AID a1AIitisA
rsus Psser fancy eOOr snd vsits Of ss. es:t quality
H~axinx Fspsr vki,e snA eolored. Different utathA-
H.fters Pspes this ard of The best quality.
C;otb Psper Sx% aud &cx8
Trdi.h Paper largo assorDsnt 0ss Avsrs4
sbssrhnx Psys< Of the b-st aaA,ity.
wSppinx Paper, Strss, RAs saa Manila
fe. fapsr Of diesrsnt ssssA
IN RoclnS pApss. ssitsAs 6e rot, h rdHA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
EARM and COUNTRY SEAT far SALE

% ss.c nsly stssed In sone-si County, n } oa New
SeSy cenral kslroad. early ify
E,-ss ~ hne Dw,llies sod d Oetbnidius. .ni
na.s - va eoso mdI IT. Garden, vii p.,iv OF trl a.
s M eSrsr o. tsu, whore us stop Dali, 10 snS
h.S rree sl20 free aud cl-sf OF a.! iu-um.
~s.aSn ese rnss bond and mortgage or woud be
.s,,,sai.s p,opesty No brokerage sloxed Ru ttAer
E.a,. -. ES o. D. 0UIABY, corner Of Middas, ana
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Gousfs ano farms nanteo.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A small two
w st.ry HOUSE With oil the improvements location be
iw,es % sod Bleecisr AID 25thss Rent mod7s,s
III Priest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

~ C.D.inos 81 scres Of highly productive LAND stastei
The fs chase r~d 81 nile. from th- BYE Depo' and toe
sums toe Waite flsn Town ot Hsrusoa Wesche'Nf
County. tnosu the HOY, Yarn The House 70 deshiiiy
stused o. bigb in excellent and kethy nsg gnoi'
bod harding prospect OF Long lssud sound
add W. sojscent eopDtrv Urded BY awpe >h1de Its
fyri, and Fsftst maDus 10 Rooms hr pazra on three
see ee The Outbudrss extensive, embrs,ng Ice aud
POULTRY heuses e,s Thes PoDd tcf gz,ierns Ice iron on
The rfeuots or Fruit there asaaGsnce 10 great
sGteiy.
pperty posscssi like sces Of - the ciiT to
sthooss Ch1ob<s etc combined with beauty oflocao1 AID
tIoeuet CO u Soil. in good eJe j. seldom Offered
Ibe soove viii be sSld r~deTate price, aad large
Psocn q Ve ruol money reInsia b. "a sud
tsse hdesesc Por psteslsIs spOy the promises
J. p PAGE No l3CAh,r1aa at.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Diano- fortcs dno Hlusit.

A NEW MUSICAL observation-disclosures
"A HAMLIN'S MODEL ORGAN HARMJNlUa, with
Stop DspasoD Ducisns Hautboy Bourbon Principal, Flute
Coupler and two backs Of keys Is acknowledged by hundreds
instrument o the kind be
nents both ard secondhand To RENT for sale low
wholesale retail " In general charsctarscs and
cly in quality and uniformity OF tone and tuning they
10 be superior TO that have examined GEo
RooT" Testimouias other Of be
by calling 7. GORDON, No. 2s1 Broadway, sole
azeI for New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

~ fr- SALE at AUCTlOx-Ta be sold at saeas %. 90
WFpNPsDAY Jure 49, 1855 e. occrk N tbs re n
the FAkM formerly owned ~ i'.s1 De F1rr.s
srd ~ Piyuourh ~ about ule from tho Hsnsn ss
rosi Detot Dtver Plains Containing ~ On the
preuses 10 bsDdsouss Dwell ing House besuttfy nssssS
c,erooke Dover PiNns for may miles g. wh 3.rrs
Eouss &e s in good order There are be,wseI tvo
hou.and Fruit Trees the pite al srsfei fait
cbol Kind whca about sK hssdrs1
Pees Tee. For further p.rteuisr INQUIRE Of
LAWRENCE BARROW. Harris yix.
Dutchess Coanty Ns&Yosk-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

III qua Y-Tbe Subscriber offers tI sale the premises
hcb he ,e~d,s ir the V-ge Of C<nsn 3iSus, Outs
Cculty eousns Of about ten 81 Lsnd IN the nsle.
.,e II culv Fruit great Sbu ldaroe, sud Of the
hoio.s de.cption On the rreu-s lsre two story bck
Msu.ion with every possible ooayen'enoe sd IN perfect od
cor nli u, ont buldngs Barn CsIr.ss House SC For ia
and panoua inquire the premises or OF G. H.
MARSHALL Nc 81 Burng clip, n. y. .,r
ranrudsigua. June 3, iSS. T. u MANshAbi-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Real Gstate for Sole.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
~ SAIL ~ 70 LET At Williams BudSe on Harlem Raj
ro.d ten mDus wak from the Depot TIE house well az 81 ID
Iesry eoot tns tan and suitable ioI sms n
" Garden half Apply - W r yAlNE bio!e
House rrDiins department or 10 /. bEiGGS, "A!'H2
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
W : MsLLos. Aocuonser
7 ARCF and SPECIAL SALE Of ELEGANT

IT AKGFl hfU II DO INIl CNI1TI Ut EIsT1UNNI
FURNITURE upde sifred have the pleasure 90
that they sasorr-d Ia al. Auc'u rdfS DAY
.rt To MORROW eStensiv. WsrernOms OF M.ssrs
r A Nrede a Co No. t9s Bros9wsy third h>use shows
khlos sDd Nsorosn Hotel. their entire v.ushs sock
Of first worth $1,000 &oos.
f hich be sot without reserve, on account OF Ken
sve aters,ors 10 he psis in the buidng Tbs sss p.'u
I,ry worthy OF the sts nton Of this stock o
furrure Is OF the lsr1est and hest s"red
s,o IA a. Broaawsy: will eNSminsiior bs 10 thd 70
bs on a. ocd ou.y az sny made the city Gopts purcha,sd
10 40 out of the city b. packed with ce ST ressonsas
chsrr~ hOCUHlON = MELLON, Aus
fi-0l No llO NtsssaSe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
EOR SALE at a BARGAIN-A beautiful

LNOR SALE at a BARGAIN-A beautiful
Il COUNTRY RESIDENCE and FARM situ.ted ted 10 yt, the
lc alton and IS miles NewYork The Farm consiss
productive land about 10 acres Of Tan .n,
land An apple orchard with variety OF oher frut ana
spring pure wste near the door Ioe ouidnss
consist of good house barn, stable wssonhou'e &C. Gil ~
e ''f s. CARDNELL, No 4S I'D s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
6Iles tD Autilon

e.x~.. .'osGr Cook Arc'isn~er.
A SSlGNFEs SALE of new aud elessot FJK-
Iupe r. e, Oeock No 80 Bro.d .., he,.eea u, -a
sd Gsnd as i-ei@is '' -ooi sai mahogany Psros
clot' rosewood mslosA'y and n.k Bootc ,s D. 20 $s
Cor er.tAnd' Centr Table. Bsr..u, Bedssd, Sas.
.,Sr6s Hstsn<s EKen.oa Oniss T.b.. oiaia. =, ,irs
Iounse- Roter. FasJ Chsirs Qnueue ard F.rey T.h.s
Pailss.e. ysr-s--- Bs,-r sod Pillow. and olh.s ,I.
fr p-r'ous. Of whi h Catalogues rniaz Of .,I>
r-ve snd worthy ths notice Of th.e wishing s,d Far
uifu at pticeA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
n H. Lvrps Aactiopser-sy II. II LssDs ca
"WEDNESDAY. June II. At l0A O'clock. q

NY EHNLoDhE' JuI'c U =, ~ rsS uorsy-
w No a iop~qu,re, east aide, GESIEEL HOUSE.
HOLD FUkNlTUE-fhe property Of tamiiy tcno'es
tb- county s.trs Of elegant TsPe'uf Csrpeu nsHy
rehy~srv,d Bosewco4 P'aRo Fore and sroo'j Ps1of
IN carvvd covered IN maroon o. and plush
retfs threccsoed cd b0cs'ell suite IN ned-yn reps
wooc carved E,asrrs carved Ross ~ood Cc.tef rsors
to,s Fsut. us 10 brcs4t.e Rose ~ood fess-
Aim Chains ssr cloth real Msieie s'sissy s.y,rI
pes. hns BrOrre. .bor, valuable on Psans, the Oar
e.t. IN soos orS.,, Isee Cur.-s wortd bso s,s; ~
cot. Gd yss f.ten.an m,Scssny pass Ear sof.. &c
at Glsassse Tsle Cutlery. D,n gloom ss1.nv Salts
sdros Brussels Carpes Sofa Bsdstest . sos Cest,r
1.s sct PER Gl..ss p;s:ss Chair sss.ss:. Sd
dir A. Tolst sels " arjrsiss, CortAes' ""
vsre sr.1 orker Household furritufo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Fvsr,E Y FRaNXLrS Auctione-r.
SALE Of four rosewood 7-Octave

H. II LEEDS. Auctionser-By II. LEgps Co.
On TUESDAY, June 10, at 1O4 o'clock, at the
" Ssesroom No. . Nss@sust TO the TRADE and Orh-
yRS-lhe balance of be stock of fine sHEfFIELD PLATED
WARE CUrI cry Sc consisting in part Of superb chased,
engraved and plain Tea Sets Of and pieces do do COT
Kettles Silver edged Waters, elegant
TspLsd.. Pitchers Claet jugs, &c aud 7bo'ts C.ts,s
oil STYLES Liquor Stands Psg aud Toast do Vesetsbe
Dishes Dsh Cobets Mugs Cups ess Botlsss
Butter Coolers Sugar Bowls Knives Sal1 hustsrcs Totdy
Mixers Napkins Rings The Of the trade wsh
private buyers partcury reqass ed to thus sale =. the
ard must be sold TO close consignment Also fee Of s
csebrssd Coal Brootd.e Castings warranted sensns-ths
basnce Of the importers stock
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

GusgRT sAvAGE. Auctionesr.
7 ARGE and Per, mptory Sale of over 400 ele-
IL snt tCARRlAGE5b BAGLEY AGE at No. det
Brosawsy CONN. neus on WEDNESDAY,. May II. At 10
oecci RoT full particulars see advertisement IN taS
psDsr MODdsE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
6onsfs to fet.

A FURNISHED HOUSE to LET in New.
n Hsven-A House centrally situated contain ina io1m'
see furnace range well completely furnished, will bs
for sir twelve months Address Box
No ~, New Haven Post Offce. Connecticut
A FURNIk1ED HOUSE to LET in BROOK
IA LYE-plessaDtly situated Rent low. Call st No. 81
Cheeves place. for full particulars
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

H. H. LEEDS Auctioueer--By II. II LEEDs Co.
ON TUESDAY, June 10, at IL o'clock, at the
" Store No. y Nas.au.st Vine dark sorrei bSs-A
handsome dark soei Hoe. Isl hands high years old this
Spring; trot mile in $40, free. pleasant and seC
y drivers warranted sound and kind In all harness sad dn'
der the saddle. - - , IN.
Also square BOX WAGON shifting top side curtains bsilt
by Goodman has been run four months; cost IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

TSOR SALE or TO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE
Il A beautiful COUNTRY sEAT, at MORkissrowN ~
n ! few niuutss walk from the Church, PostOh &C
s niacs contas 81 scres situated handsome sheet OF
water with boahOuss &c House has all TIE h in
y,uie1 ces with charming and extreell
all respects Inquire Of WILLIAM A CouR'hN' NO -0'
Brosdway, New fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
paints, Oils, @lass, &r.

OIL.-BOilea Oil, IS cents per gallon; Building,
Paint. y ceIts per pound By j. HENRY SMITH. No. lH
Maiden lane. New fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
HisreIlqneoue.

RAIL WOODED quntss BRAZIL
ID " OOD lin bond ard duty paiiD for s.e oy
sPOFFORD, TtLESfOS 4 Co. No. ~ Broadway,
INDLING WOODS. HARRISON * son,
IN Steam Factor. No 81 Wes 2ihs Beet quality of VIZ
snia Pine. Oak Ad hckofy, de,s.ed at lowest priees
DIAL M l. AZ F A n S
90 case. nat.ra AID osnd handle Palm Fans ia<
SMITH LAWRENCE.
No 90 BssvsfSt
NEw.YoRK, Jane (. 1851
CEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Ofe. Of The Clerk q the Board of Edu-ston uatl
WfpNFSOAY, the i9h fsv NJ Jun- ins' a. O'Clock
for FURNlsHI sc zrd FITTlNGUP Nsrd scaoo No 2, IN
Madison Jsck.cu, S@ve7th Nart The Fur-iture 20
the .su. .fye in Wsrd School. No.
AID with tie plans sli ,tocs
Tow ca fs the Oce the CLERK OF the b3ri OF tinS
rsrs seDc.Ds Proposals VII name tAeif Secanues
AID ResiSerces
JAMES ?. BREMNER,l
DAVID WEBB Buldnx Csnnittse
ABRAHAM DESlER, : OF the
WADE 3 WORRAL, Seventh WEt
THOs LAWLER,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
NJ NrswN Asc,ione,r
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-TradeSais

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Jsr,is. Crompou and keesou's Vs->ys. Bro~ps kssrs
Dur ford a. Es.. Ensh Reports Hosens Sss
Triss Racons Abdr-Ds United S,stes Disssts. &e
amounting all uesy 500 volumes Catalogues 10 prop
MONDAY EVENING Juns 9. at o'clock
NEW AND OLD BOOKSA large Collection eomrtisns
v.ushle Me- ciu. and Sursery, story Bosrsphy.
Poetry Css.s ard Miscellaneous ter.tu'e incla 'ios many
ct and choice books variety Of Ss~ Pub :aoas &c
HASTINGS (on the Hudson River) PROP
IL FRTY for SALE at AUCTION.-Abou: ~ villa
SITES ard HOU SIS sd LOTS will Be sod ct Auction -
ANTHONY J. RtEEcKER ct the Aenhnu ESch><s,
Ne~.Yort on 1UESDAl, June TO- a. IL o'clock Map. ssd
bill. rpve q the property be seen at ths oee OF Mr.
Bleecker, No. Brosdst-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Improved FARMS and FARMING LANDS

FOR SALE-2o FsIms uoder various stage: OF improve
rent in healthy localities in Iowa Illinois sad w isconS
also large quantity of village property along the ln4 OF ra
rc,S in Illinois and Iws OF choice farming land
In iuo,. lowe Indiana Wisconsin and Minnesota IN qua
tie. Of 10 upward suitable for mmed.'s conversion
crop stock farms for sale upon accommodating terms
For full ysItics.srs apply TO, or address, ,usoy
No ~ Rroxd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
HOLLAND HIGHTS" for SALE.-A splen-

did country Residence near BIidsegort Conn one
mil. from Iranistsu" the residence Of r l. Bhnim e-q
The House w.s bst last ses'on s OF solid masonry VI ne
Tudo- Co,bc .yle of architecture, with rowe, sny eu
bsh; contains Ora ~ngroou with bay wihaows
Libs,, Dnngroom Ki'chen and Bedroom WITH
attached OF the story and seven large bedro9ns sO
csinss every convenience sppertanps 20
class r. sd, nee The grounds consn ten acres All ou, IN
,nt with gravel walks fruit and shade Trees ana
adrs superior views which must be seen 10 oe & %
pie Of Bridgeport, two miles Distant biscA
faiif field. Southport and country Landscape o 81
beauty Cars a. boats NewYosk six times DAILY ~ =
hour. Terms For further particulars inquire
MORGAN, Me roposn Rank Buhdins corner r'he''~ A4a
Broadway where u view Of the house can DO seen.