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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

PROM g. NJ PrrrESeILL cos NEwsPAPER ApvrRrIs-
mo HOUSE. M
- 10 The Newspapers
In The United States Canada Oees lis street
Ncv York and 10 State street. Bostes.
TME TH0S PATENT CoHDAGE COMPANY,
IuNhof N r., OF William X. Duehers Iu1-
provements In machinery making Rope
h.chne on erhbon the Crystal Palace sew CITY
onr Tor sale rights said
States Thess machines take perfect
Rope OF cord-formins the strand laying the
and ee,ns H. a. BY one procesand are adapted TO Manila,
Hemp Cotton. Ae. Ac These Machines do
YAH and make continuous Rops Cord desired from
100 to 10000 feet and At half the expense Of the Ropsua
aea-H -Htnfp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
AcRrCUITUuAI waaptIoUs,

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GENHE Subscribers, having
Street between Nh and 10Th Streets prepared receive
orders all kinds Of Agricultural Machines
latest and approved which
materials and of superior workmanship They attention 10
"Cadues double and single orsepovers Threer
which have taken premium Fair they have been
exhibited Also, 20 "Croskrs CiOd Crusher" Mannys Patent
Reaper and Mower tie best Fawke Patent Lime and
Guano preadsr highly APPROVED Hay Presses Hay Corn
Hhelers from go % t3 Smiths Patent Cutter Grain ra
dies Ac Rchs Patent Pow; sizes ke They
Richmond, February 81. ~
ClsrIE iui, 18th Dec 1854
Co W. srOcaHru-Dear SIR: take pleasure In rrcsilng
herv impression Of the performances (cs
Beam paien Gotham to-day The work thorough
and complete than that Of ov operation
The opened BY very generally inches deep and about
20 inches vide In hard close eastuy and p-rV
cleaned out, Of the sod earth falling
The trial % the plov Witnessed nelghbor.
whom VIII mention Messrs Frank Nelson,
j. H. Lewis O. r. Hopkins Thomas Watson Louisa Ac all prs
teal and most excellent judges ~ gricuur implements ana
there but opinion
ercspionable performance Of your plov.
wishing equal elsewhere
psmcni hysrably known 70 agricultural brethren,
remain, yours truly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

KNADswonTm. TURNER 4 co.
PICTURE FRAMES

aprE .nS espssss E ss,5s S W 2 s.sios ss sa.,lsu
Neee Wort, Ac Tor the approaching pAIRe vf %
call " RANcKs 2O Brosd street. ior frames or the same
" Orrs from city and country any description
lOos.s ya,,ss Looking elas Plates. he solicited. ell
N0rICE.-An persons hereby vnrned take .ny
~ Drafts that have been, ay drawn on by
Williams ~ they vIh not - pad.
oce-dtc1m PULLIAM 4 DAVE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

FIRE, MARINE AMP LIFE INSURANCE
OfFICE RICHMOND PIRH ASSOCIATION
Second Door EIst g( Corner Main and IiN az
uNHs long established and well institution issues The
above description OF fsks
good Offices 9TH cash capital and surplus t94O The Board
OF Directors personally known
holding their meetings this city, where
jusied and promptly paid entities public
patronage 49, F
D No policy Zee charged Sre or Marine Risks taken BY
Once DAVID CURRIE, President
Sbo " bEHth, recretary. JetT-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

chant; O. Pas Grocer Memph. ssnT AVE.. Rssr,orS ~
Ayre. banve John Oey, cashier Of The Bank Of Virgins
"S"'"'"E ocs-iy
1t. sANFOH D's tNVIGOH ATOH-Is recommend
u ~ WV
lor m Bilious Attacks truly relied mon
being uly capable of
mended, sud for giving general system
~ quac have been fully tested practice
por Through The solicitations have ned
and been benefited ~ H. The
seore ihe public for al Bilious Derangeen !Teadach~
Psln in The stomach and Bowels Dcby Weakne
~.
Scs sale BY D,ag.,' generally and ~ PuRcELL LADD co.
10 cornr ol hsn and ifh General Alexr
~ SANFORD oo.,N.Y tes-iy
GtIwCtLAH sAWS.-R Hoe a cc.s make. I'm sup-
- ply ~ hee celebrated SAYS Of All Sizes hand
sd foT sse ne bet We sod thee
49, durnF the las three shch
tocd sct Shich speaks loudly quality
aeF' no" distance shan have prcmp ausntsn
oeit -, a., ~. ~ -, = "a, 49, ,, 49,,
GNOsHt uurrEH.-s0 -. fftsh Go-hen Bufer jas
. = reeelxea snd Tor s.le ~ Y wONrHAN 90
~ Roman ssp P,rSs.s isuser' I'D as rs, H. ~.
=. WV SATrLFR a co,
"sS Below Exchange Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

XALuAhLE WILL pnorERTY ron sALE

VALUAbBE WILL PROPERTY FOH SALE
--RAIJR0AD Mills, bATE TALAFERRO MIIIR-That
valuable water Power with four 0rit and
situated just beyond ard adjoining the city limits Rockets The
port of hcHonds and Immediately the line Of
kafosd connecting With the Va Central and Dock
abou, egm o. land, offered for
does vaier available Tor the erection
and machine shops Beautiful for Brewery ills par
ucuafD adapted Tor Paper NIL a. there whoh
can y Used o hsi PurPose These Mills noted for supe
nor Flou and Mea both FOR no
property v b. Tor sale limited only. not disposed o
By The LEI Octoher next viii BE- uithravn frOE ne
For further psrticulars, apply 70
auis-u aODDfN a APPERsON Richmond Va
UEnn HEWAHD.-Tbs DIARRH4A KILLER iss
dn neENpaH ted inOn Asiatic Choera AMI
bise Complaints, has yet Jailed, when tried Tine instant
cfNTH BOTrLE
~ Ds psrcuiar prepared By Dewitt Bssas
fEHGn, Richmond, as other IL Genuine
Sold hJ Druggists aud County Merchants eveyvhsrs.
WADswoHTH. TURNER co.
ARR receiving very general Rcn
Fancy and staple Pa snd Winter DRY GOODS ey
ucuiariy Invite the attention of Merchants
very aEe consignment othe celebrated Tsand Morn
losrolina, Css-lnsrs and Jeans, Just I, hsnd. ses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

SAxfNGs INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND
- Omee removed Il the
S-ln consequence OF the resignation VIM II
oss" sA unAnmousy elected Cashier. NE
novel to The st1s OF Christian LArop, where deposits
"h Nhlch an interest OF cent will he paid
shorter period. 49, :
oans over esh, millions OF dollars has suspended
never lost one dollar or failed
JOHN THOMPSON. President
-, wM IL. CHRISTIAN, cASsisr,
mhl}-dly HUGH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

THE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP
CON- PANN,S
SPLENDID AND POWERFUL STEAMERS
COMMANDERS
EniNBURGi. Gao TONS cusNsa 1E@EA
Iohh, tloh hOBr <xrf@fIrtS
obAsdOW. 1862 d" TX <I|k,
Are appointed 10 sail
sDlNBCRGH Wednesday. 18th October
SEw YORK. Wednesday. 20 h October.
GLAsGOW Wednesday. 18th November
EDINBUkGH Saturday. 18th November nj ~ oroek noon
nhM rOkk. saturday, 18Th November, at
tLASdoW, Saturday, lsih December,
From GLap0otc. 4 From, yee yo,I
first Class. Is guinea. ~ '- 49,.
steerage found With ,,,, W. "
ed provisions N "a n,oxistnr '- -
An sspsr,eneed Surgeon attached to each Steamer.
''' '''s'" "f Passage, apply to JOHN McsYMON,
s.~ VI c,, ,,, IL Broadway.N.Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

lsilf Prizes amounting 10 -.
" Tickets tio; Halves t5; Quarters t2so a ''-'V
The go prizes Of go determined l., the ,s, a. =, 49,
number that draws the capital pIr taO The espi,i [
VI" oi course end with Of these dgures-1
n Whole 90 ueket' ending vi. the n the
eAl, WI De entitled 20 $50 Halves
~ Persons sending by not fear M b io.,
Orders punoualy attended TO-
Notes of sound Ranks Al par "Aus
lOse "shg particular numbers should order
'p JAMES " WINTER Manager
IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

FALL GOODs rOR tSS8.
cLoTHTS and yrESis,,,Se 1f g n1 MSpE
Shch p you'd ask the attention Of bis friends puhc gene
COArs-Hus Black Brown and D.hn Dre.. and gos v,ncx
Sasers ~ ines. Frock and Sack Lsmbss
Nohaif and Pilot ra.s and Rsgans Beavsr POt Mohair Pc
iersham and Negro Head Sacks and surtouts
Superior Blset French D,tin G-y cro,
kees.l Cas.inere. Green .nd Brovn Piad Ca..iners.
cas,inere Sh and Push.
ALsOA very large COLLECTION ~ co Cashmere, add vs.
measure AZ TIE shores, notce, s bt and aonaes
eeii Rieh@osS VI.
TWNHAVELLING sHA wis., have on had hsns.
coils wM OWNS
~ BHLs. GENUINE PEACH RRANDY, o..
- q"A'" CROP 70 degrees shove p'Oof g. 81, s,s -.
lLACK LACE C0LIARs.-Baet real I.e, Collar,
- baes and KID Gauntetis juEi resolved.
oet3 HARTwE'L o.
oHN VEAL. bushels ara quality country coss Meal
- 49, ~ ne Ven'Fa Depot; for sale hy -
EDorkET CUTLEHy.- Jus opened q arx. ana 80.
ls. o. pcSss, oss, hsS ns..,, sodgl.
einT psuy desirable syss an 4 solrs irer sn
ossS '''' s.u Of m. c,Sssl.s s,s.on ~. &
300 sHILADEERA s.T, ~ ~ ~ ia. sEEv TONGUES,
oeas Jss wISsroE
SURGICAL INsTRUwENTsa rr,ss v.sl,sy ~ 81.
- d hEAnEA nAKERs Nev Apahecsry hors,
cc2s fst ~ " eor. ofMaa anf IOd "a
SToCks FoH sALE.-vFrs,. So. sses s.st y
oyas EreAssss sss s,sss ssoss,.
WHITE LEAD---Js.s r,,,'yss ,s, -, H.ss'.essre, .
w 0' Of superior White Lead. ~ ~ y. hy
ccfs Nste Tacr gr.sthr a
CENrLrvEN,s suAw WIS AND stsSssss-
~ i've GOODS GENERALLY ge, ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
GIsttS, GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AMBROTYpES AyD pUOTOCp ApuQ

\HE SUBSCRIBER having up suit Of rooms In elegant
style, AT Cornthsn Hall prepared Ia vail ON te
NC anu furnish them sth supcr
The Amootype belt hrns,cay plates
nhe polished glass 10y which secures Eid
snd b-autnes the inIres.on proof
only kind Of picture that will
DE takrn om The sire OF full life the smallest
me quarter the time Of the Daguervoypr
seen IN any xt hence
Tor Pms Loek-ts. aud largv Frames we'll A.
The extreme popularity oi the Abrotype-
nI""n cnunerfrits glass covered with
are often sold Tor Anbroyp None
sn stamp The public examinr specmen. at
and lOth. r GIpps
Richmond, January 26 ls56.
MEMGMANTS cANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Al RICHMOND This Company prepared TO issue Pirr
Marine Insurance Policies
fees. ~ - ~ 49, w
and paid. - - ' S
No charge Policy In any case
once To- the present the East side Of iath
stairs- y
VIM H. Christian, VIM. Breeden,
John Purcell, Thomas Price,
VIVA. q. Paine, ia. Thomas Jr
Lewis Ginter, John CnrTI. IL
Aug Anderson, Dunlon.
Jas L. Apperson, WIN. n IIAxAn,
Roscoe b Heath, John
John Dooey, David J. Burr,
hehu - hAskins, Larkhi W. GlaIebrook
Less ~ crenshaw ID. Won Grooming,
Joseph " Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
'ohh u snton, I'd II. skinker,
Franklin stearns.
PLEAsASrs, President
. n "">rASof, secy. Jr26
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REMOVAL.
OFFICE VA. r. a. N. INSIRANCE m ,

CAPITAL, $500, O,OOOI
DIRECTORS
7. VI. ALPRIEND. President
" L. kESr of Rent Paine A Co.
II. W. QuAKLEs.
WN BFERs, Of Beers PoindeNter.
u. fRT, Of II. W Fry A Sons
WM PALMER.
J. A. ISIoz.
A. PARkgR, Of Parker, Nimmo A
J. " NAn~woKTH, Of Wadsuorth A Co.
TH,s SAMSON, Of samson A Pae.
O. w. PUAcEL, Of Q. W. Purcell 4 Ce.
u y. WINSTON
J. Y. WINSTON, Of Winston a Powers
e. T. PuLIIaH
II. A. CL.BoRSE.
p. OUILKs.
@. W. SMITH, Of Smith Harwood.
iy2G-u w H. CowARDIN S>cr,s,r,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31
SOUTHERN LOTTERY,
on THE HAVANA PLAN,
r a a A 1t a TEED
slO2000-0NLY $4,000 NUMBERS
PRILbs PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCrIONl
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
L0TTERY!!

CLASS =.
10 "e draSn NOV 'oth lsS6, at CONCERT
s:ssET, Esq " 'AN S"u JAS -
Remember this Lottery has only Fine.o Thousand N,, -
than any Lottery in the World therefore IL Is h bss ~
Examine he - = "'e 'es' 'o' ln'ss'-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-31

luhE sIhff Uf IIEE.-The under.lgu,i ,n,,,v
Informs the citizens thA he has rrsum- ~ ~
na charge 81 the practical branch business, and he o
pys ms customers With an article Of FAMILY BREA e
fuAy OF Which, he nst.s himself surpassed po ~
OF uNsr thirty Including
M - the Aof House New York he onarnrr
'e hr Stieton OF the public
cue Taxing this occasion thank citizens on Rebmons n,
daring the last three he
~, "e" CO" "sDuahc. "i PAst fASors JAMES ADAM
Pio BAKER, MSn st, opposite A. DuvAl's Drug stor.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

We offer to our readers the compliments of
the season, and wish them all .'a happy, most
happy new year.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

AGENTS FOR TIE soUTH-wEsTERN:
Cor. T. w. BLEDsoE, Fillmore Bossier parish.
Messrs. J. NJ. Il J.. 9. MuRPaY, Jefferson, Teras.
Mr. WARE BEseE, Bonham, Fannin Comfy, Teas.
Mr.. JAMES B. LiKEss, Henderson, Rusk Co., Teras. .
Mr.. CLARKE ADAMS, Piaquemine, and beruale Parish
W. H. McDoSALp, 102 Nassau street, Mem YORK.
Tnos. McINrrRE, % Camp street, Ner Orleans.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

Mr.. B. G. Butler, Of Louisiana, was On the
18th inst. confirmed by the U. S. senate as Sc
cretary of legation. at Berlin. Although quite
young MAJ he is admirably qualified, both
by talent and suavity Of manners, to fill the
station he has been appointed to.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

On the lath ultimo, on motion of senator
Cas-, the u S. senate went into an election Of
the standing committees, with the following re-
suit: ~
Committee on foreign relations essrs. Ma
son, Douglas, slidell, Clayton, Weller, Fish.
Finance committee-Messrs Hunter, Toucey,
Pearce, Stuart Brodhead and Crttenden.
Committee on commerce-M essrs. Hamlin
Dodge. Stuart, Seward, Clay and Benjamin.
Committee on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WRIGHT
Allen, Harlan, Wilson and Trumbull.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

M. E. CHURcH.-The conference of the me-
thodist episcopal church, made the following
appointments for 1856:
SHREVEPORT D1sTRIcT-R. Randle, presiding
elder. Shreveport, N. A. New. Caddo circuit
and mission, T. W. Penck and A. Harper
Mansfield, TT. Lacy. Natchitoches, G. W.
Counsey and T. McCenden. Red River cir
cult, J. L. Wright. North Bosser, j. Land
rum Mansfield female college, H. G. Tweatte,
president. Mnden, R. R. Alexander. Homer,
D. S. Watkins and F. T. Rawson Dugdemo-
na D. P. Cullin Rev. Messrs. L. Parker J.
B. Walker and j. A. Ivy are stationed in New
Orleans. Messrs Z. Thompson, w. E. Doty
and H. A. sugg, located at their own request.
DEcI1NEs-The Detroit Free Press publish
es the following important little proclamation to
the democrats: s.
DETROIT, Nov 90, 1.855.-Gentlemen l
have received your letter, asking me if am
candidate for the Office of president of the U.
States, and expressing the qualification it would
give you to support me for that high station
While thanking you for this manifestation of
your kindness and confidence, of which shall
always preserve grateful recollection, reply
that [ am not candidate for the presidency,
nordo desire that my name should be presen-
ted in connection with it to the consideration of
the democratic party of the Union. I am gem
tlemen, with great regard, truly yours,
LEWIS CAss.
Andrew J. Webster esq, and others, Philadelphia
KANsAs-A dispatch from Independence
says that the troubles at Lawrence have been
settled by the people ofthat place promising to
deliver up the offenders to sheriff Jones, and
obey the laws Of the territory. They refused,
however, to deliver up their arms. The vol
unteers from Missouri have disbanded and gone
home, and the "war'' may be considered at an
end. As far as known nobody was hurt during
the campaign.
The building occupied BY the Memphis APP
peal, and the Eagle and Enquirer, was destroy
ed by fire on the 18th ut. Most of the mate
rails of both offices were saved, and they i'm
mediately recommended business.
The Washington letter-writers state that SEN
ator Rusk is of opinion that the Texas legisla-
ture will pass an act necessary to give effect to
The law Of congress relative to the state debt.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

The hon. John Slidell has introduced bill
in the U. S. senate donating public lands to the
various railroads in Louisiana. Also, one to
improve the mouth of the Mississippi. He also
presented the petitions of Cezario Wallace and
R. D. Livingston, praying the confirmation of
their titles to certain tracts of land; and is
ever attentive to the interests Of his constitu-
ents, and the commercial prosperity of the Cres-
cent City. s-Es e2 4.
The Farmersville (Union parish Enquirer
hoists the name Of Willard Fillmore for presi-
dent at the approaching election, and says, we
do SO because Mr.. Fillmore proved himself
while president in 1850 true to the south, true
to the constitution, and true national presi-
dent, not sectional in the administration of the
government. We say then that Mr.. Fillmore
is the man whom the American people can con-
tide it. The Enquirer names Randell Hunt for
vice president
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the grand lod ge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons Of the State of Alabama. at its
last session.
Resolved, That the retail traffic in alcoholic
drinks is demoralising in its tendency: opposed
to the principles of our order, and, therefore
inconsistent with the masonic character.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

The past week was one of the coolest we
have ever experienced in Louisiana. Thick ice
has remained unmelted in the streets since the
cath ult. Strong I've froze in our Office during
Saturday and Sunday nights.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

The Albany Atlas contains the call Of the
state committee Of the New York softshell free
sellers for convention, to meet at Syracuse,
on the 9th of January. to choose delegates to
the democratic national convention at Cincin-
matt, to nominate candidate for president.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

GROCERIES, Mr.. G. McCarty has just open
ed large stock Of family groceries, wines, IL
quors, cordials, pickles, sweetmeats, tobacco,
cigars, powder, shot, and every article in the
line, all fresh and of the best quality, which he
is selling at the lowest rates. Purchasers, the
ladies in particular, are invited to examine his
stock E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-26
BROOKLYN BOARD or HEALTH.

August -. present thr MAYOR pre- di0Y and Alder
men O,kLrY W usH and BACKHOrSF
Arumbtr OF IrisaLc,s reported aud or ered Ia
DC a6eitd.
Perm issnn wa granted TO the vessels \ Cook
and lone 10 ishd calgoc- OF sugar and mo asses.
Apr,csib wa, MADE 10 Iond cargo o. bIaLu Fopd
aru ,ld,s tom Crcyiown, and denied.
The Health Officer submitted the following;
MoNOAl. Aul *. rs
GrSTtrxr> For the es. day. have r-r0rt case
OF yellow fever Ill al Biln street. ali ither "a Nhgin91.
Si.t lei NJ. WENDELL, Heath OHsceF.
P,,mi.es No. 81 Water stree was declared 10 br q
nui,sbce Az il was found thar toe ~ way 10 aba'e
il was to clear the house OF It's occupaut3 "hlch was
Ord.Itd.
Coroner R,doirg appeared before the B'sri. and
stated Il at Their inst IKE IN the report "n >'tur'
day. trat tie hooy Of n child had been k''p. 10 me
ID, nd House for - 1t tad not been Kept There
hcor thu, length oi tue.
Ad Oakl., stated that h had visited Tho Dead
IIou.e gu SUI day, and found it 'rec from any dis
agreeable smtn.
A uun,b.r OF the lndy residents of uh Frs street.
between nh aud sixth streets, 'eot III Inmdul-
cation con mg OF pork packing e'tio l-nm ut,
W ion had tecOb e u Lul'ance. le slpjctt His
rstornG to the Health Narocn Of tAc DEilct tor re-
p TT
The running Of stagnant water from the Plerrepont
Hone va sta.ed to be nG's+n'r, aud tins dtyor
moved that the Street ComniSer'ncr be directed To
take NJ the tagging al remove the pipes ~ ~ TO
u,yell it iuln running into the street,, which was
carIh d. 80 ~
Con ulairt WAS made by the owners of the bark w.
X n bhy from RIO Ora, dc, Bcazu wt1 hil.',
aosu :, the action OF hr Board IN rtiGrinS perm -n
to ano Der cargo while the p.Nitge Was grant u
H. tie f. ID, mIIs from the same Pat ahh slIuar
ca % The subj, CT wl- discussScd AID tho mater
mid q Tho - pncttiDk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-26

~ nv ,G's w ra-l1 - - s.ri'I-y alv. l.a-es.
Ia, ,h. brig was fhn~r1shy 'er i0ei AM rIs.r t.,
,,,nibcJ on tho inside a,d p,iI'.si an ,hs g..
vor. n ins % ,r.t po I, aon IN nciif.iy belize AK
i.y Oh Iirj h.rp,s 80 ~ cp-0
Tn. c,vai s.n,ts this: be has m@te ten WY Ns's -
a, from J-rrmi, socs tho year l-5p. sai ma ne
never b. aro Of cs-e II yc'og fovrr on nt'MS ~
raid p.mt aud bis is the only vessel ts'inK r't',u
n. tao parts They tberei pray that she may Dc
uor.d To pfoceen immediately 70 the city, WHOM
AN hnticr o.tspiion al Qu-r.n' -. Pon the c
a., pton,ion Of n IL. arh Officer, she ~ p"'m ti 10
come ~ 10 ten days after arrival Providing q" NJ
toltuue well. ,
.days AGO. Al been thoroughly fun Sa'' an1 purh"d
the owen o,.ire ~ ID c"iDc 20 N" GUY iune
dony They II 81, tnsI shr j. new yes--l not y.t
topp'rcd, ana therefore IN gre It daDger oi o,I-S ~
luied by Soruis; thu: no eickteSs b - o cu'E7d oH
barn for fifty DAYS. with the exception ot Que III ~
who WORKED Un t'Ard fifteen or tFenty d.y' aS' gao
Thy vs. took the die, sSe esow here - i'Se va
rtuod TO the Health Officer for his idthe! co4sldf
8irn.
Big John Boynton having been anchored az Q'Sr-
enllne sine Aug = sud d-caaget cargo, ~ ca t1a'
II ted of ogv.od and cuf T. "a geek lgn on hsh'eiS,
AZ been purified d. sizes 10 be imneoIsfrS sIlOF
TO proceed 10 the city. The cGp'aIn 'cpcoSents thf
ell bonds hav' ben and conll.u" 10 r'main Ftli'
Gaze was # ned 10 ne CONSIDERATION Of thu Hc-tG
Oii'er with power 10 allow proceed 81 b. oi--
citiion.
The following letter was received from H. Boyer,
esq, q iaranlhe l'gh ermap, aaH drrsd 90 ILL;
NENYOkk Frdsy Aus ,! l0jS.
To ne Corm,oaey. He1fs Of ese on or ,e,- iJ,t
GENrLtMt\; perceive hs, .ubscnO-s h. name
JCeIh + chrau CafaL u hig Ms,uet yIty Ouss
ainr. ssiss ih-t he has rsp-ssd FL gro.ae
E'es 10 lchasr e'Eso OF 'sd ys.sc hut h>s
20 90 sn toe OsiHtr Lsh'ern4n and - b. N
tAat The Qsaraa.ne satei,s don- 81
totn,G orotis thsrthr anovt c,Fgo,
III, iosoe pro ooic the Of Joseph M.heiq,
asebood-S ,s- 10 sct h:s vessel and not's more
Ke.iectiuiy you-s l. BOYER W - cocaue- sip,
Caa anuhe LlshteGulaI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-26
FIFTH WARD FREMONT AND DAY ION

The regular weekly reunion Of the Rpuhhcan4 Of
tie Filth Wand to,k place Iast evening AT NJ -
Wlite street, AID Was tie occasi1n oil toe - H's'
KySxrpY o.. sided. Au able speech Tas made by
JruRGI l. EHLE, in which be exposed the loth''try
OF he DOCTRINE oil modern, sham Democrats OF !" the
equally ot lhc States. uhcer TIC en- stha i"n' II
wns orc If the oheet argumt ma t1e' hn, yst oe"i
mnlt upon tpst b,aucn ot the subJec'. Ho was t1'-
low, by Dr. JAl,t, OF the rOHCr Ware IA a
bli,f eptecb. Tbs ROCKY Noun'aia Gce AZ e.
vored TIE meeting with some dpe. songs, "och were
roud'y alplouded. TIE meeting seJo"nod ~ "'nd'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-26
ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

The X, publ cause l. progressing W. favo-Ab'y
ia TIC III, y,btb Word. There arr slr-ady two An-r
ron Repilbhcnn Cnbs, aDd o.. Germ al Club, s1tn
III agg,t cato Of neatly 400 enrolled mem )ees II:
r.. ro nrd DAYTON tHub of this "tcd '.l1 COOL
IN, ting NJ Iiv- OAK Hall, Sixth street., r''r ave-
puc & Mr. Vim. HsrsOn presiding. II ~os arrsGSrd
10 hold Meetings every hOnoay even ny t1' otGef
American Cub mo ting every Thursday oveTi'g.
Among o'be. business nuuhCr Of Lew members
edu I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-26
SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUBLIcANs.

The Seventeenth " ara Re pubiic Al Association I
Act evening cr the urst tm-, IN their rev AR err,
No G73 Bower. rao fl 81 h..s been nodil, nttci up
BY the Cuo, sid a adnued with Numerous p'c dre-
rcpi.seutlg the prominent events IN the ne OF mo
llustr Gus RI, a ont Last evening Mr. lH0s Little
NJ, id. 4 IN the abs Of the President. Ii
20 V, to meet ever, No day evening add it Is IN coz
pauon TO ho!d Mes Meeting in ths w .ci shor ~
nnnbtr Of lew mcmbers l,lhed the A-scIitl1a n
me course OF the evening.