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The Placer herald., 1856-03-29

THE steamer Republic caught fire on her
trip up. After passing Port Oxford on the
9th ult., about noon, dense smoke burst
from the center of the ship, causing great
CONSERVATION. The powder was immediately
thrown overheard and the ship headed for
land, while the crew and passengers exerted
themselves to the utmost in pouring water
through the matches, aud at last succeeded, to
their great joy, in efectually extinguishing the
fire. The fire occurred Immediately over the
boilers, and for space Of about fourteen feet
square the ships timbers are burned three
inches deep and the deck half through.
From this may be formed an idea of the Sc
verify and danger which surrounded the pas
sengers and crew. Among the incidents
that occurred on board, we have heard that
some in their terror threw potatoes over
board, while it was with difficulty five men
could move bale of hay to follow.
s. f. Ere Journal
The Placer herald., 1856-03-29

ELoqrFSdt.-Eloquence consists in feel
ing truth yourself, and in making those
who hear YOU feel it. Oratory is not vocltera-
ton; it is not stamping a hole in the plat
FORM nor beating all the dust out of the cush-
ion of the pulpit; nor tearing off your coat
tail in the violence of your gesticuatlons; 1t
is not holding the breath until the face is
purple and the eyes bloodshot; it is not his
sing through the teeth like the tizzle of a
squib, nor crouching down, then bounding
upwards like wildcat sprnging on pos
sum- nor ranting about from one side OF the
rostrum to another until the skin is drenched
in perspiration, and the body wea kened into
hel plessness you are not eloquent in all this
unless it be for the grave, for it is suicidal.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-29
SACRAMENTO, May Is, 1855

SACRAMENTO May Is, 1855.
DEAR SIR-Such is the thankfulness feel for
the preservation of my health of both body and
mind and believe of my life, that hope will
not be considered intrusive in rendering ny
thankful acknowledgements for restoring me to
health and making my life boon worth presery.
ing when it had become burthen too great for
me to bear Victim as ! was to vice that had un
dermned my constitution, and developed a train
of nervous symptoms, such as nervous debility,
self-distrust dizziness, love of solitude, loss Of
memory and want of resolution besides loss Of
strength and energy, which had made my waking
moments wretched and my sleep unrefreshing
and was fast bringing me to the grave; but, thanks
to your skill, am restored TO health' Vigor and
energy. Hoping to guide others where they may
get relief you have my permission to make this
public Yours, respectfully,
LEONARD WAITE.
ro n, T C1,pUAy San Francisco
The Placer herald., 1856-03-29
To DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY, San francisco.


Mss- SPERMATORRIIGA or Local Weakness
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits. Lassitudc,
Weakness of the Limbs and Back, lndspositon
and Incapabity for Labor and Study. Dunes
of APPREHENSION, Loss OF Memory, Aversion to
Society. Love of Solitude, Timidity. SelfDstrust,
Dizziness Headache, Involuntary Discharges,
Pains in the Side, Affections of the Eyes. Pimple
on the Face, Sexual and other infrmites in man.
are cured without fail by the justly celebrated
Physician and Surgeon, l.. J. CZAPKAl. His
method of curing diseases is new, unknown to
others.) and hence his great success. All consul
tations. by letter or otherwise. free
Address l.. j. CZAPKAY N. D., San Francisco.
California
The Placer herald., 1856-03-29

Resolued, That our delegates be, and they are
hereby instructed to supporl no man for President
or Vice President of the United States who is not
a sound national democrat in favor of preserving
the Union at all hazards, and of protecting the
Constitution against all assaults, coming from
whatsoever quarter they may.
Resolved, That in future State Conventions of
the Democratic party, no proxies shall be admit
ted, unless the same are residents of The county
they claim to represent, and are endorsed by the
regular delegates from such counties
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MIL TARI'.

phrARTrRT or rHE NATIONAL GH,rs.
The Nanona! Grsys of Kingston, who have been ON
visit to New-York for the last few DAYS le for home
Gu Saturday at noen. They numbered FORTY muskets
and were escorted as guests by the Fifth Company,
National Guard, Capt Speght, to the Park, where
they were reviewed by Mayor Wood.
To the brief speech made ythe Mayor on the coca.
zion H. L. Tobey Of the Grays responded. The two
companies then marched to FlOrence's Hotel, when
after partaking of collation., they proceeded TO the
Hudson River Railroad Depot, Chambers street. The
Grays took tb,ir departure amid loud cheers frsm
Their New-York friends.
REVIEW OF THE FIRST AND THIRD NGIMEsrS.
The First and Third Regiments of the Third Brigade,
n. y. S. NJ, under command OF Coionels Ryer and
Postey psrsded Friday, and were reviewed N the
afternoon in Washington squsre, by Governor Clark
accompanied by Adiutsrt-0eneral Pruyn and Colonel
8. c. Thompson. Captain Darling, aid to Brgadier-
Genesa Spcer, waited the Governor With an eScct
u cavalry from the Third Regiment, and esooned
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IAdv-rtisenent.l
MARI TUE FACTS :

J. Gr,ur, s.tAbishrsnL No SO Broadway, OH
Of L~yu.r5.t the oldest and most e1teos'Ss IN me
the frs, In Hoduee the AT OF Pao'os1sP's
tai- y. .,,.
GusSsY h recently made nPotaas alterations md improve
u-rfs n AZ -stahshmenI
greater facilities for prodnns an-r -ot
every hrNnch than hss heretofore been Podaeed n he
COSBY still nsis employ the b.; Of MS cid Nesus
GUSsEr has recently added 20 the shove tAeaea o'sF
Of Arercsn. French. and German artists -
GVlSsTs ooored PhotoErspns Of Al sEes need 0Sy y"
=. - appreciated they speAk for theuseives
Gcs>tTs pam unretOuohed Photographs were rev eS ~ed
ssy artists and the best jsixes-
GVsSrY. DsuerTeoyps. e universally pronounced suPe
no. pr0csc'iors
otLer sfr n the profession
OTNtT r~ceved TIE only media M Photographs pTedscasls
.. Tie ate PArs Expo son-consegueRt.y =,
EsrY stands A. the hestof ne world In the PhotoAStie
GUsstr h not removed any branch Of rs Business to any
~ TIE city.
GrsSsY bss CONNECTION WITH any essAii.hmer, N
o. rsyt II IT, city.
Gcsss' ''nd Per.onsy to his patron. md friends md ss'
done ~ fot The last sixteen years
GURNsS ~ ee most happy 10 continue that strton, snS
II still ehd-ssor 70 please al who may him viaA ys,
AZ dis Photosrsphc PSSo. Of Art J. GUsNrY
No SO Broadway corner Of L-s,nSd street.
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TIOGA COUNTY, " y.
me Of The Y Y. Tribune

,o,o. .p.adenee OF The y. Y. Tribune
OwLGo, n. Y, Oct. 10, 1876.
Yesterday, October 10, was q great day for old
T;oca Over 10 900 freemen were in town b listen to
sroecbes from Gov. HAMLIE CHAUScEr SHATYEE,
and Others The procession that escorted the speaker
to the grounds was over two miles and a half, by
actual measurement, in length. band Of Border
Rufiisns took part il the march and elected uproar
ious applause. The whole performance were con-
cluded by grand torchlgh procession in the evening"
and speaking in om b,rgest hall and in the Baptist
Church both Of which were densely crowded Set
old Tiogs down for 1000 majority in November next
The work goes bravely on Fi.r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

ANOTHER PRIZE FIGnT PREvEsTFD-THE A.
FIRING CHAMPIONS ARHLsrrD.-Sunday is a great
day for the prize fighting rufians, and scarcely does
Sabbath psss without attempt at least being made
by the yilainou, crew to have mill Recently,
jim Moroney Fourth Ward bully and Tim Con-
molly, a Sixth Wid ditto, had q difficulty which they
and their friends decided should be settled by battle
at Weehawken, n. J. The prelminaries were ar
ranged at Spo,tsman's Hall, Madison street, and yea
terday nearly dozen coach loads OF DULLES started for
the batil, ground but the sport was mpped IN the
bud by the arrest of Moroney in Greenwich street by
Lieut. Buns Of the Fint Ward Police, IA he was
making for the battle-ground The disconnected
chan Jion was much offended at being arrested, and
declining to be the only one Of the gang in limbo he
"blowed" bis cOnfedsrates, and Officer NJ. BlTy OF
the Reserve Corps captured his adversary, Connolly,
at the jersey City Ferry. The ronchs who were
with him demonstrated, but finally took to their heels
and made off. The Third Ward Police also ARE ted
one John Connors as a confederate. The prisoners
were locked Up in the Sixth Wud S;ation-House.
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Advertisement
Truth MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.

IT IS TRUE-rhAt CHaRLEs D. FkEDsIcKs the erss M
introduce the lie sise PEoTOGRPHS in this country.
IT IS TRuE-Thst CHsRLEs D. FsrpscKs, by means of he
Paris Esabshment has the services Of the ouly corps
French artists OF talent employed in this country tor the
coiorirg of PHVToCRsPHS OH, Pastel and AQusr-le.
IT TRVE-Thst CHARLEs d. FREDKICNs has removed hs
PHo1ocsAPHIc DrPAsrMESrs snd ms PsfisiAr artists bis
new and model establishment No SS Broadway. aud
queuty hss further connection with the OLD place OF bua
In Is TRrt-ThAi miia'ors this city endesv
orrr the public believe that they have superior
and MANY for competing with the deoe
by CHIRIEs d. FREDsTcKs but ~
TRurH MUsr PxEvLltis only necessary tina; the pubse
should see and judge tor themselves
CHARLES ID. FREDRIcKs,
Lao GUsSGy FRgDRIcKs,
Photographs Daguerrean and Ambrotype Galleries,
No. Ss5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Ho<ei
NB-Reception and Operating Rooms on the hrst hsos
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fAdyerti-ementl
NOTICE TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH HUMORs.-

Owing 10 the great demand for my OINTMENT in New York
CITY shall b. the New Haven House corner OF Broadway
sud Csn. It, from the 2l., the 18th inst from ~ 10 j
p. Sc.
kFvxEDys SALT RHEUN OINTMENT slays s Inflammation in
Salt Rheum aud Eyspe,s aud every hunor of hot nature
and gives YOU a comfort able nights rest.
KFNNEDYS SCATTERING OINTMENT will scatter sctoils
Swellugs II the neck.
KEssEpYs HEALING OINTMENT will heal ScrotuA Sores
Fever Sores and Gangrcne Sores. &c.
liberated Sore Legs permanently cured IN ie" "eeh
OF Al mort in few months.
Nv Ointment comes within the reach Of all classes; the most
,,rrsye cure ever made but sixteen dollars gen.
ets thing A cure does not cost half of that
All afflicted with Hunors Sores respectfully invited 10
call. Advice in all gIaiis.
DONALD KENNEDY,
Propri.,or of Kcnuedys Medical Discovery.
RoKbury, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

CHARTER NoNIsArIoss.-The Republicans OF the
FiIst Ward have nominated William L. Russell for
Alderman, and the same party of the Fourth Ward
have nominated Gen. H. II. Duryes TO represent them
in the Common Council There appears to be split
amorg the Fourth Ward Democracy. One faction
have nominated Thomas Day for Alderman, and the
other faction have placed Henry Powell in nomination
for the same Office. John Cooke the nominee for
Justice of the Peace on the Democratic ticket, has
declined in favor of Zachsriah VOORHEES,.
The Republicans Of the Tenth Ward have made the
foil ~ ing nominations: VIM. NJ. Hazard for Alder
man; VIM NJ. Thomas for Alderman; VIM. Ripper for
Assessor; jeremiah W. Higgins for Constable.
The Republicans of the Sixteenth Ward have NOM
mated for Supervisor Thomas G. Walsh; Alderman,
John MILL; Assessor, Jacob Reger; Constable,
Lewis Bethon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

The NATURALIZATION LAw.--FUN: A foreigner
must reside five years in this country before he can
become q citizen.
Second. He must also declare his intentions, or
otherwise take ont his first papers, two years mot five,
as many enormously suppose) before taking out his
final papers.
THIRD A foreigner ARR 20 in this country at or
before the age OF IL, need not declare his intentions
at all.
Fonrth AL voters must have their final papers sc
cured IN days hjore eieetfOr.
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Nc. Pr-sens-ihe Mayor, .nd Anern.n Shaw and

nc. Present-lhe Mayer, and Aldernen Shaw and
Oakley.
The Mayor directed the Health Warden. 10 he PSF
ticUlG Iort.rg- sucn nusaDoe- 10 hsd not bee O
tbsted in order that the Board might act upon them
Immediately
HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT.
GErrLrhIs: have report To make Of AM con-
tsa1ocs o. infections disease this mornisg.
OF ig NJ WENDELL. Health Oheer
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The Nc~a-k DG1, Hcresry says that The Repse
INV syt Of the rirht .anp They PcktsS liar
r.rts fr .roer effort November and we have net Me
,hsLts. evubs b. iisl vote vii he ncv norrssA
r,T,y 81 prrere bov 10 conduct f~ IN oefes ~
i.. that the god Of the county ~al b. ooneos1
~sk their snd there r- they labor 10 securr ~ -
d-irr oc. res1y TO adhere 70 prtsoss
ia the nory the majority. IN this sPt ne kePosD
party spt roshes the Presidential srufge susaeS
IN this city thsn before, and wi 90 sts ~
contest ~sh hat ~heh VII 81 esst NERD 80
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NEU-YORK CRY NOMINATIONS.
MAYOR.

MAYOR
Repsb-Anthony Bleecksrl Arti WOOD Ds---I Libby.
" cod Ie~-FernsndO " God Cip o'1~s-J X Whiting
kaoe Noth e-I,sscO Barker Sfsnp KN-stsph H. Branch
CITY JUDGE
ReBsb-TlishaS Cspron. lRaOls- Sotkt-o-Joha White
Hood Ds~-Abm ID. Russell. dsr VOID De~.-A Pinney
COUNSEL TO TIE CORPORATION
R>puIliodn-Robert Kmmet hnOtO- Ts.his2-L n Oioy-r
Wood DsA-Richlrd Busted. INIT Wood Desk Busted
ALMs-HoUSE GOVERNOR
R,rpL-Cb Pr,unp .hau.eh IRnoe Vothtr1-B FPBotnsy.
Vod I---Pat O. Moloney Ast. Wood Dem DInond
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him TO The ground, where iriac The review, he va'
attended by General Sptcer.
INK sxyEsrr-yIRyr rxGIMI st.
This regiment known a. the American Guard parade
TODAY on Washington square. where they will be re-
yip,e1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

gre; Republican mas meeting Is announced to
cone n a Pa. non on Wednesday. osmseociag At 3
o'ckcl. 1te Hon. Abson Bdringame and the Hon.
Herr Wisoe ne eog,eed positively ar that sccs.i"a
Eot he .f. mos ard evening meetings vin b bed
u th4 Nurrsy Nn which 10 Probably de largest rssm
eyer v<ek &c ssah purposes = nsw-Jsrssy.
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OrrR,cs BY SHORT Bors IN Az OssBUs-Mr u.
~ H,ricu-. merchant 1t No VI Beaver street, shame
- - h. e.,upe Of "S5orJ-Boys" b. ridas up
os II ;hs Beerker street stages, oa Friday nigh Il
TT he gave oEense to the rowdies ey nismp ias u
w,row Al his back and they oes and Kicked him In
inner No in the stage offered 70 assist
NJ Il ZIG one Of TIE passengers pushed am .~y ie1as
= - 80 xLeh s5set from bis wounds womd sf nls
H. rovcies were .rvstsi nd loef d aP IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

WORElloUsE CoSrRAcr.--The Hudson County
Beard of Chosen frebdes have effected e; contract via
: " layton al waterbury Coun.. iAke b. eaue cAAf
81 The County jail and 81 Wotk House - be srsc<e4
are board The propCrs who may eneneei abof vh0
.r ace to work without charge 70 Ae county ooassr.s.e
other Abo ten hours pr The Work Ho1se 70 -
net ous ard 8 feet vide and b. supplied nece>rv
uschisy Tor Tie manufacture Of 6Geke Tie ooDrscs IL
lvv zeal. from Nay |, 1857.
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Ne W-JERSEY ITEMS.

WoRXIsGsEss MEETIsG.-Butler G.. Noble Wiz
cor-D, and Robert N. Poer of NewYork will address
the workirgmen Of all classes In Jersey City At Park
Han. tbs evening the issue between Free Labor
md Slave Labor a. involved in the present contest,
III which The rghts and dignity Of Free Labor VII be
refended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

GroRGr L.w.--At is due to Mr. Law 10 state that
he left sick to attend the North American meet
ing on Friday night. His throat in unfit coudi-
ton for speaking but he determined not to dissp
point the friends Of Fremont after having been
advertised to be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

tuepty-one cheers were given. We are working
hard. Mr.. Hawlcy is one Of our most active ana
successfuI debaters here. Mr.. G. +. Blsseh -
President of our Club, and model president ID
10 j. Il. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
Advertisement.

BRADY's Galleries of Photographs, Daguerreo-
tyre. .nd Ambro,ypes and extensive in
Nv York An uuryaed collection Of portraits of celebrities
a. NJ $50 Broadway saperb ANBgorYPEs al No ms BToad
wsy corner Of Fulton Especially convenient for strangers At
downtown hotels merchants and clerks.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

A meeting of the Central Republican Association Of
the Eastern District will be held this evening. at the
Odeon The Association will be addressed by Charles
A. Dana. esq, Of The N Y. TRIBUNE, ana
William s. Dillingham;, esq, of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20
LIST % AMERICANS registered at the banking Office
Of the Americsn-RurOpean Express and Exchange
Company Psris, from Sept. "a to Oct. 2 lS6:

SrIcIpE-Mr. John Beck, German by birth, o.
years age committed suicide Friday night, At his resi-
drnce No lle Eshh street by blowing bis brains cut With
horse pistol the nurze which he placed in his mou!h In
desh tie resul and the body wa Conveyed 20
s.,,r,.epth Ward Poc station where nques ss,
ursy upen Cahane ons sdauahter OF the deceased
sidiIz No 60 Avenue examined and fesihed ha
ne ycs sfo her s,her away from her mother IN DER
n any taking with him Mary Anne EnIlethorPe. WIDOW
They this city got married and lived 81 the mouse
named which b. purchased and decided to htf ABOUT
weeks the sold the house and ran on WIN
Young man named LORENZO M-ps skps with her the noy
rsf.d by the Of house all else hst she coud con
ven ny carry This conduct yet heavily upon the Ir
her fst and b. frequently thresesd s-fsrncton me
evd other persons who had heard deceased say es IN
al. as tsten aad he case wa. then aiveu the jury Who
rendered verde, Of Z" Suicide by shostng"
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Advertisement

STRANGERS and CITIZENS will find visit to ffs
Prs,soLoeIc.L CABINET of FOWLER AND WILLS, No. Ss
Brusdwsy both pleasant and profitable" Rooms always epea
and FREE Prof FOWLER gives Charts and full wrtes Do
setiptions Of Chsrtor when desired.
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WARREN COUNTY, PA.

souesponAepeeof The ~ Y. Tnbuns
WARES Pa, Oct H. 1871.
The returns from Warren Co. are all in but louf us
.rt4 which indicate not les than 900 kepnocS" 'i'
iority The county ticket is all elected y ~
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CONGRESS

CONGRESS
DIT. Repvbiieans De~oerat' h-'o Notai'''
q GyvR Potion Hiram Wabridge A. J. II. Dussnns
Daniel T. scklet J Philips PboniI,
A revi,W Ryekm,p job, Kely II. Fred Gould,
q Georse Andrew. Wu. X. Macisy d. L. NorthuP.
Philip Hamilton
n ,rbo,o,, b sti!,m.n John Cochrane Ara. G. Wlsn.,
Charles H. Whalen,
7..Jsme. W. Nye, Kljih WaId, George BHs"
James NJ. Smith. j. John Bullock.
6 lbr,n W.temsn, Horace T. Clark Shepherd knspp.
ASSEMBLY.
Disr. Rtpvbiron. Democrat" h'"p' NoD"9'
Fdwa-d PeppD4 Daniel m.hen. John Decker.
P.W. {. Wedeknd.
y Hosely Lyon. Thos hVlan joseph C.'4nln5'
VIM q. jenkins.
8 Henry Berran. James Hsye-
Andrew SheehSn.
Io,epb Bteck John d. Dixon. John D. KiDssy.
s l.. Woodford. John J. Reilly. Edward MERIT:
Thos. II. FarTeD.
b Morris De Camp. Nathaniel Roe. Peter J. MAE
Jacob L. Dodge James NJ Lswson Henry J. Irving.
Philip ". Eugs Samuel BreyoOrt
y. Robert Mscoy. Thomas Chsrlock Cornelius Cor'on
s. 5. Thorp, j.
o. Frsstus w Glover.
IN Tsue, Hoe James s. Suyer. A!eX Spauldins.
Dennis SadIer.
II. Edward Collin. James 7. Reilly. Charles l. MINIS
~ Benz. W. Richards Mich W Mooney DAVID b. Adams
James N. Smith
IA 0.ory. W Blunt Fdwd J. Hamilton. VIM. A. Quest.
John #. Power. Jos. b. NarnuIn.
"a. David r. Jaquea r. b: Bradford Jos Il. Pollock
Steph d. Gardiner
49, hona. Dosle Arthur Woods Edwin A. Ware.
IN John X. Tecny. Ciss Mcneil.
g. z. Roberts.
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An over-crowdtd au6ience sssembled az Walsct s
on Saturday On the occasion Of Mrs Bourcicsult ;
benefit, the play being "volet."
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CITY ITEMS.

NaiaHe Pa-oi and Mr. Sirsko-oh viii give their
fret concer; % Wednesday DsTt, at Nblos Saloon.
They have had immense success in various States.
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Advertisement
TRAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

hand every variety OF TEAS IN Groce res Dsse" and r.
y-e fAulie.-Soucbong Ooon< and Young Hyson from r
10 oc; Gunpowder and Imperial from 2oc ~ bc-ah otht
ousis. equally low Also 5 boxes OF good Family Tee f~
dollar Call aud examineNo. 10 Chatham ST., oSwees
Pearl and Roosevetsts
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The German company are performing Undine. 3
new opera, 4: cibos. The orcheetra and rrirmbs
are excellent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

We lean that another stampede from the FILLMORE
rIts took place At Red Bank. Monmouth County iast
VIII. One hundred and siIty nine are reported 70
lave come over for Fremont and Dayton IN body.
lOs~ss Emblem, o. Is
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Board Of Commissioners Of Health met at the
usual time and place Saturday. Isaac O. Barker,
President IN the CT air. Present-Drs. Miller, ThomP-
son, Rockwell and b. +. PinckDey.
The business before the Board not Of very eN-
citing nature and IN fsct the aost total dssppe rance
ot infectious diseases board Of vessels living at
quarantine give note that the CORNERSTONE. oi Health
have nearly finished tie burden Of their work for this
Clean bills of health are now due ali vessels living At
Puarantne and from sesiy ali Southern ports fsvora-
bic news Is bepg received daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

The Annual Meeting of tbs American Board Of Coo
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

WaLL,cK's TEEi1tR.-Harn!e. /, 10 be played a..
this house this evening with James Wallack Ham
let and with the rest Of the characters most admirably