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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-02
GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

from Our Own Reporter.
EDIAyAPoITs. Iyp.. Monday, May 26, 1856.
The discussion on the subject Of Slavery was re-
sumed
NJ. Horn of the New-York East Conference led
on IN the debate. He remarked that when ne Jolned
the Church the Discipline put into his hands ana
IN stuoying that Discipline, he learnt from s
rules that certain evils prohibited, ara au.lns
them the evil Of Slavery In his simplicity, De tnen
thought that the rule ON that subject
Only the buying and selling but the hooing Oh human
beings IN slavery. At MS ordination the ploie "as
given him, with authority to teseh its doc'nnes. AZ
that Bibe be found testimony clear anu 49,.
agalnrt that evil. He received also from Tue
and able dvines in the Church the principles wnIGn
lie row holds sno he was coDscleDtou-ly ana nruLy
or AIttSlsv.ry man. He read from paper ~I SIty
Dr, DuToln some years ago on the gu y'ct S.ssey,
ana remarked that there was such sameness
the views published by Dr. Dlrbin ana the maJoiity
report that the author Of that report might Justly De
charged with plagiarism. Mr.. ii. review lne ao'.ou
I" The Church or the subject OF slavery noui tus
earliest times down to the present day he &C
eho, 10 most scathing manner u seton VI .ne
ference Of 1885, in nhich that Conference 10 answer 70
the question What hall be done for the great eVu o.
Slavery ssy at il our deliberate and soieiha con
'etion that the only safe, STip'ura. enu ph:n
course for the Church was 10 iet tue euoloo'
alone" He also aluoe ed 70 the acton OF suDse-
qpent Conference in excluding eclored testimony ne
urged the importance Of taking slch acton as Hou.i
make il constitutional TO rid the Church OF tbs gfesl
evil
Or. CH.sBERLATSE OF Genesee took The strong 1a
ground, .h,wipg up the crushing power Of slavery
and its exorbtant demands. He wa not In iayof
OF the report because it c!aimed 20 little, uat De
cause il clsimed ANYTHING aud contained prohioion.
lie showed that new tets Of membtr ship had iioa'
tine to time by tie General Conference bee.
and 10 one called 10 question the con dit1tioay ~
the action. The points discussed by th7 Doc.ot "e
made to stand ont in bold relief, and the effect pro
duced upon the Conference vas decided. -. thar
NJ. WLEER Of Cincinnati folio we'd on the o'n sr
Size Of ire question, ard oppced ne iPyalved
a violation 81 o,rsrs. aw HIS Positions were
.iria, TO hose already taken b :he f2ase. IVA
tive party, as they eau then.e7es: ne "a. m .om
that the Church has no nsh. 20 pa -, a..
ter D a Do, ion where They r'tD' ''~'NS- w "
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- picson Mayor Aldermen and Com nonAity Of the
civ Of New YoIk relstive me OPENING OF EIGHTY
SECOND sTkEET from the Hudson River 20 the Est RIVER
except PORTION included Ia tbs Central Part IN the
CITY New York Pursuant 70 Statutes II 'aeh made and
rroNided Tho Mayor Aldermen and Counonaliy OF he
CITY Of vOi hereby noc fhs' ihey iEnd sppy
10 he Svrrsme OF the State OF Sew fOyt ct spsci
Tern o. "a Corrf be held a. the City Of Se~ Yort
SATURDAY the l4th day Of June D 1875 ~ The oPenns
II Tie Court that day thereafter council ean &c
heard for the Il Estimate and
IN the above entitled matter: that the aud
the improvement hereby ten led. u he O9enns
Hudson River the fsst River saeh
lon % eluded the Central Pns 10 Tie .d csy Of Ses
Ycfk laid the plan Of aid CRY under and BY
vrtoe 0f III. Leo II the Peo.e STATE
Of H-v. Yort entitled An Act restive improvements
touching he iayps oo II and Road. City II New
yeri ara fo- other payeees paSsed April 81 's0-Ds,eS
Ns~.YoiA, Nav IL $50 LORE'Z0 q. SHEPARD,
Hslfiel& le.lss6i = tie CCTTcrs.o<1
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ SINNER ARRANGEMENT. Commanding Nav s. 10

=
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway snd Canal ST.
IN New-York 80. Corner 18th st. and 4tbsv
TBAns LEAVE Ntw-YoRE-For Ne~-Haveu: T. q m,
SEI3; 1880 3l5. (EIl 40 For Bridegroom J, g.
ID, iE1 1880 3;15 (EI) $50 Fer Milford, sst-
ES p. m. For sorvss: T. m 1888, Sis, (Exl tS,
s:ls'ssPm fOr D.en and Greenwich 90 m n:S.
1Hso. S:I5 g. tEI $50 5l5, 6:l5 For Port Chester
md Intermediate Stations: 1879, 35, $50, 5:lS,
e:i5p
CoSSLcrIyG TRIHs-por Boston: = N tE1 u ~. m
III For Hartford and Spin sfed: tEX) 1880
tEI For Connecticut River Railroad TO Monuesl
q NJ. OK For Cana Railroad: q tEI. and 1880
70 Weshsd For Nev.Lepdon Railroad . N p IN. For
Hooss'onie Rslrssd a. For Esusstuek Railroad: q
M, 3:l5 For Dsnbury and Norw ak Railroad: T.
lp. n.
TEAMS TO EEw-YoRy-From New. Haven; $3.50, :, eS. g.
(E1 $50 lex $50 $3.50 p. (EI From Bridseport
e:l0 $40, 1913 (EJ) 2:T. (EI 5ll, 1906, (EE
Prom Norwsi: As 6:A s:I5 1855 (EI Ass. |EI)
S:25 54s, 1885 p (EI From Port Chester: SIT, 6:s5
7:23 e:57, ll:3 q IN. (Ex )4:ns, 6:T o. IN.
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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FAMILY MANSION BuRsrp.-The large family nan
sion for years occupied by Joseph Hasbsv'eh, D.
ceased, but more recently owned and occupied BY his
,op, Joeeph l. Hsbrouck, in Gardner, Ulster Cesn-
ty was entirely destroyed by Ere on Wednesday ~
The loss not yet ascertsired, though msss ~ v"S
great.
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Hle1iral.

HNHE GREATEST BEVERAGE Of the AGE
J. w GILLIRs BROS CELEBRATED DASDELI0N
COFFEE u the most efeeuA remedy for Dyspepss, Bilious
Derasemept Of the Liver. NeIveusnees etc w GIL
LIES BRO 81 Wahin N. z I'm port
Of Dsndeon Root and sole manufacturers Of the
and unsdultesied DANpELION COFFEE, which s neatly
put up with fac ssle Of srataTs each
wrapper, . protection against inposture
Tor sale by The manufacturer. Also Nv Msars A D. H.
SANDS No lA William ct. ISRAEL MINER Co, No ia
Fultonst.; " CLICKEfER Co. No. 81 Barelsyst
HALL, RtCKERG Co., No. 2ls Grsenwch-st.; McKE5SON
L ROBBINS, No. 81 Fu,sB.r.; WARD CLOSE Co. lis
Futsn and BY all the principal Druggists throughout the
United States and CANADA
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TOR CHARLESTON and FLoRIDA-sRM-

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEAa-
l. WEEKLY UNITED STATEe NAIL LtkE-InS
steamship eOpTHRRsER fhomes Eve, C1u@sndei' ~
leave Pier No T. n. r, "WEDNESDAY, Jule
ocloet ?. precisely For Freisht, sppty or ,osfd
ali b ~ sdDs viii be sisped and fcr P.sse ~ emee
sPOFFORD TlLEsTONk Co No g bresd~sy. The ne
and lsnihesnt ship NASHVILLE, Bsny CoIHAni
er. Will succeed, ard !e.ye on SATURDAY June ..
CAROLINA MAKES re.rlN ups % the vt''ous
rdr ST. John. RI er Florida, eonnectns rs me
steamers from Sev-YOrk. and leaving Charleston E'h-,
TUESDAY o'eloci Through reie' 20 Js<h'onviHe'
81. 70 PLATA
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CHANGE Of DAY.-Day boat FOR Albany

NHANGE OF DAY.-Dsy boat Tor ALBANY,
~ landing leach way Eyscs, Grssy POINT, We' poin
Newburgh, Poushkespee Rhne5eck. Csskll, hldsn snd
CcIsoke Meas served board The fayente steamer AM
hENA CsLt sn,h viii leave FOO Of Cham eer.s s'erJ
Returning, leave Albany every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY PASSENGERS BY this boat will arrive IN Albany
suI tste the eyeniDs Of cars f srsosa Whio
ball RutsDd Burlington MoR'rea. and the "ss' baEHe
Master will the steamer each way 10 cheek hAe
fras
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professional Notifies.

LECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS-No. rs
IA West Bh-st near 5tbav-Dr dANKiNSON cures per
maneny and speedily all and spinal affections Rheun,
ssn, Govt Paralysis ContrscOns OF Limbs Swelling OF
Jos Dropped Hands and all Eruptons of The Skin A.o
tons and Batteries given TO St,rients Price $50
TINTED STATES PASSPORTS-By J. B.
~ MONIES Notary and Commissioner for every State No.
Eaturizeo citizens produce ce-tihcates
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CIPkEME COURT, CITY aud COUNTY Of

- NEWYORK-THE PEOPLES FIaE INSURANCE
fOxPANY or THE CITY OF NETWORK, st.nst RE
BECCABAl ANN HAY, Jennet Hay. Duncan R9eertson
ard Msry his Thomas II hsy and Aueusta his wife
Isdor Bernhard Rebeeca H,y Admnis;rarI, and ssnue z
Lyou samuel T. Carey and William fopham, AtziiI-ra-
Summons Relei. Com. served To eaeh aud ali iLe
p.ferdans You hereby Summoned and required
s~ :, be con LIANT in h .ctioc which will De eled In the
ee the CLERK of the City aud County Of Sesfok AZ the
Civ Hall City OF Ssw-Yofk. and " your
AMY the said llsst the subscriber their otie
No 1875 Brosdwsy City II Newiork wh twenty days after
the this summons you exclusive OF The day Of
,rrb seyiee fail - be said constant within
e tn sforessd plaintiffs IN this seton viii srpy the
Court fer the relief the complaint Febru
AIRY Is, 1855 CLARK SOANWAL.;
TIE plant this seton ed in ,ad Clerks Ot,ce
February n, 1856. CLAhh CUaS"ALL
nv?6 i,xsxM plaintiffs Attorneys
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Uater-Uure.

nR. TRAILS WATER-CURE and SCHOOL,
IL No. Is Laishtst-The ELECTRO-CHEMICALB BATHS
used Bosder desiring the Dietary Of the Institution be
accommodated.
TAR. T.. j. LOEWENTHALs WATER CURE,
IL Bergen Rights Hudson County. New jersey; accessible
from Hoboken Jersey City in few minutes by stages For
particulars apply al No. Hanover e., New York.
THE WORCESTER WATER-CURE has one
the beautiful and healthy locations Of which New.
England can boast. 4. r. ROGERS, Superintendent.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, Cincinnati.
~ EXCURSION TICKETS q, reduced rates, via Sev.fere
Central Railroad may Ne obtained Hudson River Railroad
Depot, Warren
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DANTE, Oils, Wlass, Ct.
EROSENE OIL-NOT EXPLOSIVE.
eECURED BY PATENrs

n a
IMPORTANT TO HEADS or DEPARTMENTS rRJ,s
TEkS OF HOSPITALS, AsYLUMs Prisons
SCHOOLS OOLLEGBS, CHURCHES RAILROAD
COMPANIES FACTORIES SHIP OWNERS SHIP
SUPPLY MEN, OWNERS or COUNTRY REsI-
DEHCES. PROPRtETORS OF WATERING PLACES
AND HOTEL KEEPERS
The Underlined beve The hon announce that the Kere-
eDe Oh Company by labor and expense succeeded
IN entirely removing tho unpleasant odor rom Kerosene Oh
without inJDry 20 iis iurnin stins qusliie.
The Advantages pOstessed by the KEROSENE OIL are:
~ The intensity Of the H. ht produced.
I'd IL is not explosive
3D. IL Will remain fluid when the bee. sperm oil bss
sealed-
4th It's unr,.ed economy: - 10 worth OF Kerosene
ryins much .b' 90 Of Rapes,ed Oh; sl2 Of Whale
20 ~ Of Sperm Or. or go Il Burning fluid
oITlCEAL PREMIUM.
TUE KEROSENE BURNER, with rise and fall wick
BE adapted a. slight the Mechanical Carce soiA
Astral RoIn OIL Csmphene aud Wsbbs Patent Lamps
ornamental Vase Cahd eck ard Chandelier ensbns the
ooDsum-r 10 KEROSENE OIL at per gallon, afordrs
oonhe the Of light 10 be obtained from Rspeseed o.
81 = 81 or from sperm OIL At e226
KEROSENE LtBRICATIN0 OIL, equal In fnidky 70 the
best Sperm OIL possessing the advantage Of CONCEAL
tnR At low temperature This Oil also be burned n ~
the ordinary Mechanical Solar and Hand Lamps including
bowspiit and Signal Lanterns and gives Light thaa
opeE1, Whale or Lard on
kUSTENs. Asents for
THE KEROSENE OIL COMPANY,
No Heav n T..
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&emopds.

NINE. GERARD. Gorset-Maker, (ate Canal
NI 81 resuctfuy informs her patrons IT Sss-fork and
vc ty that hs REMOVED and COZ nue manu- nrns
CORSfTS all descriptions al No 81 Any ST
H,seniqpe CORsETS WAISTS etc. for common wear ana
for the eoncesment OF devaons Of the
Waist.
CTEARNS & MARVIN's Widt9's Patent Sal
- Depcts No. 40 hurrsYst and No i Water
o., Eew-Nork
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n PURSUANCE Of An order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate
Of County New York notice Is hereby even 70 AZ PEI
sons having csns against ABIGAIL s LYON, late OF ne
City New single woman deceased to pe-nt ne sane
with vouchers the subscriber 81 his once No -
City Of New York or before the twenty
nth dsy OF New fors the twenty hr DAY
OF Fsbrnary 1856. GEORGE w. MCKEE, AdninistT.ior
fe25 lsvdmM
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IN PIIKSIIANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of

the County New York notice V hereby gwen 70 al per
son. bsyns claims assnst ELIZABETH W. SHE'LL late
OF the City widow deceased to preee1t the ans
with thereof the Subscriber 81 his once No "a
SewYork before the yin day Of
July nex-Dated, ew.York the 5th day Of Jsnuary 1850
ii. Law euMs ALFRED CLOCK, Administrstof
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EXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
~ Very pure brightly and long and ever
crust. the wie being free from gum 1t very Tupen foe
kAchiBery. Also,
COBUkNS PURE TALLOW OIL, superior for burning
weather and win outwear the best spern od
Barrels 80 70 40 gals. Only Agent
JOHN w. QUINCY, No 90 WIism-st.
7 IGHT for the MlLLION-A GOOD LIGHT
IL f0 TEN sHILLINGs PER YEAR -The sILvIC
OIL COMPANY u now ready 70 snpply the public with
u cents weeka hours each eveDingat 10 shinss
year Our OIL not explosive, no sagreesbe smell requires
insurance 81 wsrth Of Oil will the sht Of
So tf burog fluid sc Of sperm oil, - of lard oil, IS of
whale OIL VIII CONCEAL any temperature be used
for purpose Artificial light Lamps OF desrip
ZION for psins Silyc Oil will be found at Office No lS7
Peal st. few doors Of Wsl-st. Also A. Knspp's
No 36 Cepue-st opposite Howardst-
Fl. PaRhENTER, Treasurer slvic on Co,
Secured by letters patent No l37 Pearlst
NB.Aso for sale Lubricsns, Tanners Refined and Paint
Oil, at the lowest prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-02

AIL.-Boiled OIL rs cents per gallon; Building,
" Roof and Fence Oil 50 per sslOn Grafton Mineral
Psnt u cents per pound. BY J. HENRY SMITH No. lis
Maiden lane, Eew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-02

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of New-Yort notice is hereby given no all
ner.op. having claims against WILLIAM B. SMITH late Of
he CITY II NewYork deceased, TO present the same With
vouchers the subscriber her residence NO %
twenty 1ih Adjustment Dated New York The twenty
third day of February 1855. ELIZABETH SMITH
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of York, notice 10 hereby gwen 10 an
persons having claims against EDWARD f. POWERS late Of
the CITY Of Columbus deceased 70 present he same
with the subscriber at his office NO ~ W
street City of EewYolk on or before The swe Hsy
~ Noxebsr New York, the tenth day OF Way
is5s HENRY T. MORGAN, Executor mlz la~owh
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF tne Surrosn .S
,,h. County Of New. York notice hereby gwen TO AZ
- ,nna .,ns claims sssnst ABRAHAM p BLsEo, csHs
hRRAHAMP BLAKE late Of the City o New, iofk doeeas
ed 20 r, cent with vouchers thereof 70 inc
a, The Office Edward Becb No 81 Beaver In me Cy Of
NewYork on before the thIeh day OF SEPTEMBER ReAI
Plated New York the 28th day Of March, 1850
sIEVERT r. BLAKE, ! Aarni,;stYstors
rh5t laysuN. EDWARD BECH,
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fegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the Comfy New York hereby given 20 all
sons having claims against ABNER l.. SL0CUM ste OF the
City OF deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subecrbers the William H. Socum
No 1893 South street in the City YORK. before
the twenty eighth day Of July neIt-Daed NewYork he
a5th day Of January, 1856. ~
CHARLES H. HUGHES, EIeeutors
w ,,xenM JAMES APPLEBY
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Clothing.

90 HATS 81 less than Broadway prices; -
~, Ut. = ~ BROWN, No 2i0 CsnAl-st-
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of the County NewYoIk notice IL hereby gwen ~ all
persons ha ling claims against JAMES LITTL late Of Som
eryle NewJersey deceased present the same, with
vouchers thereof subscriber at the oce of John Dan
b No 70 Fast lSthst the City OF New York before
the eleventh Of June seXtDsted New fos the eighth
dsy of December 1855. DAWN DUNhAM,
IotswfnM Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-02

ZINC PAINTS.-TIIE PASSAIC MINING and
II BANUFACTURING COMPANY, incorporated by the
State of Jersey having Jersey
City manufacturing from the from their cele
brsied mines In Sussex County, WHITE and COLORED
ZINC PAINTS Of superior qualities
Their Psnts in Oil, pre- AIRED by new process, are war
harden In the kegs and confidently offered
the best Paints Of America Manufacture
For sale the trade dry or ground oil liberal BY
the Companys AGENTS, MANNING Il SQUIHR,
No 81 CourtlaDdt.s st.
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saw YOUR FuRNGTURE-Capt DORSAYs

~ FURNITURE POLIsHER aud BEAU'CiFTER removes
an tsinf paint reese 81 ae. oakns old and ded Firol
Ne So otI,on+t " Y, OF No e aAr o.; Bi.csi 70.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County Of notice Is hereby given 10 all
persons claims against THOMAS CROPPER late Of
The City Of Newfork, deceased 70 present the san W.
thereof subscriber at his Counting room at No.
80 Burins clip the City OF New YORK. or beoxe the
seventh day OF November hex Dated Newfok the 9Th day
Of May 1850. - .
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYort notice Is hereby gwen to all
persons having claims against SAMUEL PARSONS late OF the
Cnyk NewYork merchant, deceased to present the same
With thereof the subscribers at the office OF 0oriss
Burnbsn, No i6 " a. in City Of NewYork or be-
the 18th day Of May nen-D.;ed the nth dag
nS lsw6mNs ELIZABETH PARSONS, EIecuthr
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NOR HAyRE. DIRECT The Steamship

TO X II r, UIhEC T. ne rtFansnIP
u FMRU, 1bon a Small Commanded This new sDi pow
effn will ss nom the Bntsh snd Ncr,h ine
rovs Mail Steam Psetet Company Dock Of Jesy City
THURSDAY. the %'b Of June
Psse for eTsteisss ooy for wh IN there
<xset st,ou~ tioo including provi'-Sns add
,.,d a. board The State asgIy isfse and VI
We ai.ieA Any vAins to tsie psssSe isvi 90 70 wat
'' '"c T. CusARp, Ne 4Hewise sre>1
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IL ING, or ABOUT TO REPLESISH-Ars re minded that
stocs Linens Sheetngs, Table ons, Towengs Nap
kns Doylies Blankets Quits Counterpanes &C. is
passed that OF other and slwys az the lowest
piiess ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co., No. 62 Csna-st.
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TTNHE NEW-JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, by
improved of manufacture prepared TO offer
their WHITE OXYD Of ZINC superior in wilderness any
other manufactured in this country Sold either dry ground
In oil, by II. AlTKENs Co, Agents,
No. les Wssbirg,o st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-02

ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COLORS,
II GLASS, &c The undersigned, having enlarged their
works the demand for Zinc Paint prepared TO
offer the ace full assortment from the different mines
manufacture by them In bleached refined Lnseed Oil and
with the proper dryers The quality Of American and
French Zos To be equal in ell to sold
w. this market and liberal terms Dealers also be
suttled with WHITE LEAD and COLORED PAINTS Of
msnuf-ctups. Also, French and American WINDOW
GLASS. JESSUP 4 CHILBS, Importers aud
Manufacturers Of Paina No. l48 Maer-st New. YORK.
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Orean 6teamers, Sc

NEw-YoRg, May q, 1856
NOTICE.-The rate of Freight by the Steamers
~ Of this line Liverpool reduced TO "a un mes
surement, until further notice +. X CoLLiNo-
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CLARK's SPOOL COTTON.-The agency t

- the sale Of his Spool Cotton h., removed to No q Dey
st. where well assOed stock Of the genuine article L. %
sorted cases and solid numbers, Is always or hand
GEORGE A. CLARK,
No DAY n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13
CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS

CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH sTS.
tEntraace No. ~ State ST.
/ INSTITUTED September, 1851 incorporated by
l. the Legislature of Illinois, February, 1883.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upou this
long established aud popular institution affords
gratifying evidence that the superior advantages
and facilities it crs for the acquisition VI thor
,ugh knowledge Of the various branches Of . CON-
mercial Education, are favorably appreciated by q
discerning and intelligent community. Over 200
full students have been in attendance during
the past winter, being amount Of patronage un
paraliclcd in the country.
The Collegiate Course is the most extensive, CON-
pie,c and thorough ever introduced into any CON-
mcrca College ia this country, and c0mpEisA prac-
tical instruction 10 Book Keeping and Accounts,
adapted 10 every kind u husipsss, including an
elaborate work on Railroad Book Keeping, prepared
by the President xprcssly fur this School, knowl-
edge OF which IL atone worth more 70 the Student
than the tuition fees for the entire together
with numerical Calculations, Business Penmaa-
ship, and the subjects Of Commercial Law.
Albert kidder, E.q., the popular American Gard
Writer. whose specimens % Premiership received
the ighest premiums ut the great State Fair held
In Nav York city in 1854, has been engaged ~
Professor Of Penmanship.
Another course OF free public Lectures win b
delivered during thu winter at MetropolitsA Hall
by several Of the most distinguished citiaeus oi
Chicago. Students enter whenever they please
Circulars and Catalogues furnished gratnitously o.
application ~ the College
Chicago, Nov. 1, SO, 3m
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INTRODUCTION.

A C0.pARTNEKS hertnfore existing under
n the name Of Mckenny 4 Runner, is this day
dissolved by mutual eonsent. All claims against
the old firm will be cancelled by T. /. Me-
Kenny, who will in future conduct the bushes, and
who alone Is authorized to settle the business Of the
old Arm +. L. MckENNY,
NJ H. RUNNER.
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II Avxe(o ,jast fV4nsneA fHen - 0o&1 0.y
II respsss4NIly nll tAe SAlsnath = -
Ssss0lb ~ ths puhIie gssssal1y 10 ~ - !
- ons 49, q watches, jsvsisy, slsss anf ~
wAsss fnnDy goods, 10.
Wosehos.
Else gold duplex, MaSc, patent ed AstaaAo1|
lsvss watches, silver patent and detached lsveoo,
and i '1pinss, Of al kinds ~ qualities.
1oWslfy.
Ladise' psal1 gva1, mosaic, cameo ard ena1ei1oa
Sas-siHu - bseAat Dins, laAiss' ard shilAse1sD
tela and w bsaeslsss, lsAiss aad GENT COLA soD
6snsits end psns. 6sId and AianoaA kngss 49,,
eolA sn4 silver thiNbesss gsatI opid hsass -,
49, eelsr and slssvs katsoAs, evl1, silver. eeels
and pas<st spetaelss, pskst. table and dessert ss
issy, ssAssiSsors.
silver ware, ss.sA
In which line intend not 70 b. suspasseAby -
sore wen " north Of st. Louis, Wis silver ~
dssssst anA t1sspoous and forks, sugaS, crea. -
tasd and salt spooas, batter and ffait HALVES ett
ana plated napAia rines, 10.
Plo1oAsVADp SU0E Cm08G
PlatSd Gad bdtsunia ia ssa4, oGst6sS, 1foit anA
sAks basksts, candlssticks, pearl and pAsn ppohss
hpoks. and In fact sSssy thing psrtaining = ~
line.
A general assortment Of e,oshs Of The Latest -.
terms and best make, all waxysntsa 10 kssp ssci
tire.
- Watches aaa Jswslry rspaissdin ~ neel
work naAliks neases, 80 o. tAs shaeeest noelea
my0-dly JULES QEloEI