davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-11

NOrtCE no THk CkEDITUlts Uf
THE ESTATE OF GEORGE H. BRANDON
DECDIYou are hereby notified that the account 81
my administrstion upon the estate of the said dc
ceased u now before Com missioner Cary Tor setils
men and that all claims agsi.s the said estate rnu
be presented to the said Commissioner with the
psosrs necessary to sustain the same his Office in
the WING Buileins, in this city, on or befors Mon
day, the 9Th aAy Of October, 1856. =.
MARTHA v. BRANTON, Adm'x.
Richmond, July q is56--lawsw.
.iTH OF RICHMOND, 10 vii Al RUles
~ held IN the Clerk's Office Of the Ceart Of lust
inss for said city, ON tho 9Th day Of August 1855:
The Holmes and futile Msnufacturinal
CotnPauy........ pitds
asanst 10 case.
Edward Hieksou.. ............Deh
The object Of this suit recover asa,ust the de-
fsndsat the SUM Of ls2 81 due By open account =
Affidavit having been made that the defendant i moi
dsnl Of this Atate, he 10 hereby rsuaired 10 an
pear at the sad Clerks oise within One month ast.r
dss qualifications hereof and do what Il necs ssary "a
protect his interests y
81 -. st Aeopy-Tssts.
sa4-l.wsw no HOWARD clark
DEMsshD rkACnks aad Mssnlai. 81 A.
. ). a. SELDEN MILLER,
HU CoIAss Fsssi and Cary stTsssa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-11

Having purchased quite extensively Of Philoso-
phcal and Che micai apparatus during the past
year aud otherwise added to the G. nveniences Of
The School, its fac tiles for instruction are intended
to be equal to ATTY in the city.
Il. w. CUNE. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
r. 8. A class of small boys for the Eementsrv
Ensi BRANCHES will be received at a tuition of so
per se ssion, under . competent teacher.
N. Pupil. are requested to DO present at the
opening OF the School IL practicable.
9---ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-11

- n II II . N u $1,000 bbis HALIFAX eut
4 Herrinss, just received and for sale BY
su6 WM. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-11

~ FOX RkNT--Thc upper part Of ~.
kA House over my store, containing aine Rooms
~ with pantry, &c. and kitchen with thres rom.
being very suitable for . large family or bosrss,
house, being within enc squ.re Of the frat MARI,
house. Rent low to COED tenaat. Poas~s,s On siysn
when desiied. WIN WAIaE
liz 6-ts No IS Mar :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-11

"a FOX RENT.- the upper part Of
n recently built House. on Bread strsrt ~
UA house Is furnished and the furIture can be- 10
with the house Tho owner Of the property viii A.
board for the rent If desired. Apply 1t I'll, sfses
jy A-lms ..4 s4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-11
HDUCATI0N
s.-s-.<Ss.>&&.s>< ~s-ssS.---~-l----~--
Ts0IIsHKE ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
= AZ RENNfE. 1.srrucros.

Is 3 =
~. location Of this School, at Ssnndss5 Hall, in
resr of the Third Baptist Church. i eenvsnisnt to
ghochos Hill and ts Western vicinity, and 10 Also d.
sirsble for being retired The rooms are eofpr able
and well arrsussd, having been built sxPrsssiyfor
The de.isn Of this School Is to prepare boys for
College or ordinary tusiness II viii b cod ossd Of
Sd. Higher English. with Latin, Matchmaker, and
Book eepinS II 10 hoped that expersncs and for
mer success will be esteemed . sufficient guarantees
for In future. The session will begin
the 18th September, and end 18th July, 1887.
TERMS:
let class per session Of 10 months. 90
I'd do do Do do % Y"
TPsyabls qusrterly.I
Persons wishing to soc the subscriber will please
leave their names At Mr. D. J. SsunderS store head
Of Broad street.
On lin W. A. HEHNiE
MCPHERSON MALE ACADENIY:-This
y Institution. located on 18th. between Clay ana
Leigh Streets Church Hill viii be opened for the re-
ceptisn of Pupils about the middle OF Septsmber
next In addition to the ordinary English branches
we viii teach the Classics and the Mashematcs, and
intend to make the Institution worthy OF public pa.
tronage. - =,
Our patrons may feal assured thst each pupil VIII
receive our special attention. For particulars In
quire of either Of the undsrsi sned
CHAS. w. PETHERBRIDGE,
auI-dlmt THOS. H. JONES
DICHNOND FEMALE INSTITUTES
II The exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October.
TERMS PER SESSION: -
BOARD $dn W
Washing ~
Tuition In Collegiate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50 20
Tuition 3 Preparatory Departnent ......... % W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

ventilation end light, the object of the owner b-ny
to provide more improved mode Of conveying
Storage passer ger thsn oa- hitherto existed
STEAMSHIP PERSIA
The Royal Mai 80 ainship Persis Cant. c. HT
Judkins, II about 10 b. placed in the gavin, d,ck a,
Liverpool fr al overhsu She is expected 70 20 into
the craving dock ON SATURDAY. wb.n al. vii no
painted under the water line if necas.ary. A. !, ga.
vet weather when he was last pa nted which did MT
allow the paint to cry properly. Some alteration or
IA bef improvement, will b. maze in the sa 70 Dns
OF the officer, and the after smoking "A oon will be
rern0deled. II il sl-o Intended 10 rernoy- the nzen
mast 50 that the Persia hencefrw4rd will be rigz.
a. brig instead Of bark II l. int nded to reduce
the rudder lttls, it il too wide at pre-ent Tee
alterations 70 be maze will not improve the speed
Of the ship, and the statements put forh A. TO in
creasing the diameter Of the paddle wheels aud re-
ducipg The ships af Of water ar inc rrec- such
alterations being Intended. This stateent NAV serve
to guide the public agaiut any undue ectatioas as
70 the speed Of the vessel in futur-.
tL,ndon p.per, Jun. =
After the above alterations are completed, the
Peria will resume her trips 10 New York
REMARKABLY PASSAGE TO AUSTRALIA
The clipper ship Mandarin, Capt J VIC PERT,
from this port 20th December last is reported arrived
at Melbourne in 70 days. being the shortest passage
from the States record. The Mandarin is owned by
Messrs Goodbue Co Of thus city and WAS built by
Nessrs Smith & Dmon, being Of the last efforts
Of those celebrated builders
BREADsTgFHs FOR EUROPE.
The ship Lancaster cleared from Philadelphia for
Liverpool on Wednesday morning, with the following
cargo which is believed to be the largest cargo of
breadstu cleared from that port; 1899 sacks of
whest, $40 do. CON; II go bushels corn, 1919
do. Wheat and 900 bbls Flour. The above is
equal to ls, 2s7 bbls. f'ur.
INV LINE.
II is in contemplation to line of fine large screw
steamships between the ports of New Orleans and Lv
erpoo which will commence operations very SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

beassls nature only can be discerned that be lives
where hpman beings bought and sold as cattle;
that hs degraded conduct is the boosted chvalry Of
the Slave State; that his name Is Preston S. Brooks
Tell them the man at his feet will soon rise triarn
plant. He was born in New England His soul has
been expanding in that ttabful soil since in the i'm
sge Of its maker, it ibcesed within noble cas-
ket that IT had grown large must needs give vent
10 IFS rioh gushings in behalf Of Freedom; that it,
powerful and Godlke tones made the earth quake and
irembe and the poor peri,hing clay exert-d all its
strength to crush it. Thst manly voice has been
hushed for time-how deep and wful the silence he
unit voice Of every Free State in this beloved
Try &, liz in thuncering tones.
The Dame of Charles Sumner will be q perpetual
spring in the hearts Of these little Ones and through
t1s unprecedented 'ra in cOuntrys history their
natures may be made 10 respond to the Of
Freedom and the cause OF God.
To our de arly-pnzed Church would here recon .
mend, at this pc, ular time change in the form of
her noble Liturgy suited 10 tae occasion.
We cannot but feel that the prayer, 50 beautifully
appropriate for the ruler of country ia ordinary
times might now be more consistently expressed. in.
stead OF "rcpien'sh him with tue grace of Thy Holy
Spirit Forgive him for riicing his country and
70 eDlghen the minds Of the reope in their choice Of
successor that the high places Of the earth may
longer be degrao by sanc'ionng lawless ruff snism
a. cowsfdy assaults. SOUIRERs MOTHER.
Radson. 2, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
Total
He nere, ops. hi. mouth but out .ys aie. slnnae,n


The NewEagsnd papers continued Mr. Butler, call thb
pecimon of Southern voesce and Soutbers ruansn but
tb. first fight since the foundaton this uoyern
took place between Moving and mep-Mst hew
Lyon Roger Gwod That did not take place outside the
House but they fought with hickory sicks spit boxes and
all tbs House of Representatives suehte when
L. in nut the House did thea
They SAID let them both they dissrsced enough already
tLsugbierl. He then proceeded to review Mr. Sumnsrs
speech closing by claiming that he bad convicted Mr. Sumner
OF procyy canmny aud mis- epreseutsen. thu.
sectuey turning the guns which he Sumner had pointed
NJ him"
On reading Mr.. Butler lame reply to Summers un-
enswerabe speech fled the above remarks respecting
two Northern men. The story, as heard it at second
hand from Governor Grswold was this: He aud
Lyon were standing by the Fireplace, when COL Lyon
spit in Mr.. Griswods face, whereupon Roger took up
the poker-or tongs, l forget which-and with one
blow laid Lyon sprawling and it was long before
Lyons friends thought he would ever be able to spit
again
This il rather different from Buffers account OF
fighting all over the House, with sticks, sptoons, &c
aud If the old gentleman all his facts from his
imagination, as probable in this case, be should get
bis speeches exam ned by some competent before
they are delivered CHARTER YAK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
STOCK SALES In KENTUCKY.

T, the Editor Of The N. Y Tribune
SIR: Your stock quotations are always very des.
rable to the farmers, as keeping them well posted
Thinking, probably, that recent sale Of mules mig
gers, jacks and horses in one Of the pleasant
villages Of this Christian and chivaric State may
have escaped your notice, take the liberty Of cutting
from newspaper the enclcsed slip, aud request that
il may have a notice in your excell-ot journal par
tculary call your attention 10 that portion of the
stock oenominsted in the list " one old niggeC
" woman one do. old man, do. boy" probably
child Of the old Niger woman aud man; but don't
know The prices IN the niger stock market
regarded a. remarkably low. You will observe that
The old Niger boy" and the "young Niger man.
up to tOleably fair prices / believe the niger
stock would not have been sold at this dull o.
The year but from the fact that the about to
stump hr State in behalf cf Jimmy Buchanens cleo
ton TO the Presidency and the free principles Of
Democracy generally, aid s also about TO marry off
a daughter to a sterling Democrat, who has nggers
enough Of his own, deemed Of more aristOcratic
breed and dislikes to introduce inferior stock on
bis plantation With these remarks, think your
reporter wild be compel INT to fix it up to suit the
Loai,riae Ky June 7, 1855 EDO SKIN.
FROM the Parts Ky Flag. 4h inst
STOCK SALES IN THE BLUEGRASS kEGIoN.-LaI Monday
another dull Court Paris great
the Of Of farmers who la at
tsasaI the Convection CiacnGa that day Thsre
we're Der but have only
o the stock sold Of very Inferior quality the Mules
especislly:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
MARINE AFFAIRS.
,rw STEAMSHIP LIsE BETWEEN HAMBURG AND

SEW STEAMSHIP LEE BETWEEN HAMBURG AND
EHw-YoRK.
The Hamburg steamer borussis, Capt Ehiers'
xxb;cb arrived on Tuesday evening last from Hamburg
after passage Of sixteen days. is the FIRST OF ne"
linz Of s.esmers, which will regularly ply between
New York and Hamburg, leaving port on the hfst OF
.sch month. The Borussia aud the second vesSes OF
The line the Hammona, were employed last autumn
ard Winter in the service Of the English ana French
Governments. and have proved to be very safe aoa
x,,rv fast vessels These steamers are owned III
Hamburg and the company enjoys no Government
assistance of any kind They sail under the Hamo"rs
a.y. but were built by the wel-koowa n'm o'
Mess Card & Co, Greenock. The dimensions are
as follows: Length # keel, 2s7 feet; bres''o On
bean, Al feet; d,p,h of hold. 2s feet hight between
decks, feet Nominal horse power, S''; OF ac'u'
power by the Indicator 400; me'suoiheh'' -'VV'
tuns The vessel is divided into ten waer-t'au' oo'"
partment", and the disiilng apparatus makes ~
heads OF water per day; consumption oil coal, 'a",
per hour The t cabins OF thee vessels are srranseu
Tor only moders'e humber of passengers, and IN all
Their arrangements are elegantly complete rs those
of any steamer in the Adsrtlc trade The seersge is
arranged upon new plan, with every attention TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

CRops IN CANADA.-M present they look timely
The prospect DOW is, large harvest OF grass, oats
barley, rye AID wheat. Prices the coming Autumn
must be low i. e unless drought sets 10 soon and
i,jues the crops. Flour can be bought here Tor -
per barrel rye for about so cents per bushe oats Tor
about 25 cents per busbel and other grains accord
ipgy. Would you believe 1t? Some farmers mere
hive not been satisfied with past prices for their graiu
hat will they say to the present aud future prices
One old miser in this vicinity had boarded Up his grain
for three years, waiting for still higher prices. Az the
late fall of prices he went crazy and hung hmSen'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

From all parts of the country we hear but one sen'i
ment in regard to the prospect OF the growing crops
Wheat probably, never bid farer for universal good
;rop THAI il does at this moment, and no wonder tor
the cool weather of the Sprug. however 1t may Dc
AGAINST Indian corn has been just right for wheat
rye. barley oats and, we guess, for hay A"nousn
Indian corn Is very backward, 1t may still make a"
AID in July and August, which are the great months
for perfeoting this crest staple crop OF AmefVa
During the last t"enty'four hours oopi0as ram na
fallen in this vicinity, which was neecea anu WIZ
add greatly to everything growing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

Savers. snd ,hey must lake her there. She saraed
70 GO out but found TIE outside door locked Beng
much friehered. she hunt into t<a;s, and mopeti
after seeing side door leading in;o bar ard estiny
rcm. of witch the from, door open. she rushed
that way into the The rsscss inside. finding
u. mselves foled and the child beginning TO scream
for - mother. forced 10 open the door The
tcke'--eiler brought the child ont rudtly threw her
into the cosch. and ordered the driver 70 20 10
Savers. The driver now declared tha. be did Tot
know anything Of Ssverys Hotel If that wss not il;
but 90 beirg told by Ms Gold to drive her To the
residence Of Mr. Frederick Cook. No College place.
to whom she had letter from his Ohio banker, he
concluded he could find Mr.. Saver g and then drove
there without los Of time. Nes-iy two hours
employed by the two rascsls IN the s,temRs to rob
ber Complaint made by NJ. Cook TO tAe Mayor.
TIE driver was arrested and the affidavit Of Mrs
Gold was fined so, in default OF which he sent
to prison for ten days. The runner has not yet been
found, but the police on his track. These cases
Of rsud 10 the matter Of tickets to California very
numerous. SI other persons appeared ST the Mayors
cfice with their complaints. but nothing could be
q for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
Law NZELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-Grsss.L Tt.s s s,,,. ls-S'''''
H. pso,ls on ~. re.foa OF j. 3 Oebenett ss Moses ID
Gse Cl-rs Of be Name Court
TEE MAEIsE cOCRT-coSFLIcr BErWEEs THt


COURTS.
RoosryEIr, Jan order WA made 10 ths case
re. n.Ldauu. he Clerk Of tt- asfue Cogrt 20 com
n ha TIE C.erk o. cts tes ne
.bo al regularly rendered By the Asifs Son h,a -.
..p.ri, BY the Court VI Co,uuon feis Tue 1900
an IN ether hand tends tbs, The isy-rss wa htl
,,th- Comuou Pleas IL II the gFocSelz "a %
uri,ccor al frou The a. ze Js'ze Q, - :. 20
Jucses q IA. Court I'D steTgAl 81 Az = 'H' ""
b. the &C, Of July 81 1855 To jur' ton o. ne MAJ as
-s.,v .II,r.,c ane q -segu tee ws' Dc ~
-, - N. ar. me- Oyie sddooa ss~saAs ~ 1ne
rsrtn..r Of 10 sus An sppet Ss seeofaietf n,oH
- -, lnd,n-1t 81 ~ the cirec on q "azS 'a
~; ~ Ja.roes Of the CoaT; az t-n-,A Term
~ 81. Ju.,ee, were .ufh,s-d sppoint such oeasfa
In. ,hat y hid By no-e than sSzs 'ucs'
AZ .rrb riu. e. 90 they deem proeer"
IN. ersr cuestloI pre--u ed "a vss ans SPA ~ -
,,t,S r.bssri-g fke Coat irsscec 70 s1ntssas
R,, oce .op nereiy oiiEsrF would bot nc n<ht
,si - amer Cont For !, vii b remembered TIA. ~
-. oSs a Il then s,ood s1t bss Las been ne cypress se
100, was declare 81 tba The Coun1o rlen sooe
AVE ro.er res~ tie JudsaeDts " the h4rIe Court
,u-laicfon thus cl-sriF siv-a-sod e. spp7> - ne
81 "a psOy~r issf-cogid oLy - tsksc AVA oJ et
IRE zore. seesUy mpeaop retn7f Of ~n'eh sA'S ~
Hos teo !. this fsvisory coutr Of the Common Pleas 70
b eNerci.erf
The sf o. 1855 .swel ,be h'pes Of thin Is >ens &c
NJ -ay answers thl. quesOc It t.se>s The Marine Court
IN rr,,ce % H. Comu35 pess uprn be sane foocnE pre-
as tha, urau suasDe Coar sood ID r.tersuee
10th CoU Apless No spP-s 81 from be -up IN ift
~. o., ARP Co%s H. uu stle4sf thrse Jufgss ~
"a. TONER Cr Lad bee. ccrsued and lI st least to- Of
G-rtrs Term nae ,eus ieteraI alton % tae eon
oys,sy Abe Of ls3 providing for 90 appeal from oaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
,,,ryn STATES COMMISSIONERS OsPICE-JCss 10.
I H''AD l-1,r, AosTOs.

III ed states assibs Jossfs Pedfo % Cnnhs
Ills IL a criD,Dsl c,DflniDi against da Cunhs sos
80 I ,rr With the VI engaging with her In u
80 ,,sS, o. the wss,c osst " Ara - .
~ Fra-tu.C Is, beeiet * Son appeared for he
s.,4.,, Mr. Aegeou Upfes States Dstret sitofIsy sSl
be sss.r Nj Jo.rhn"en sp~sna 70 csnsn ~ se Ons
49,, The fr., Orrer by ID, 1oysrbrae u 80 10
- A, Ars,,s Doggy 4s,shsl u us UGirs1 states
NJ Ben.clc moved fDr tie clseharge ~ The prisDn-
e. o. goVD Of ssreietey " The snia"' o" "'e" "s
ssrrsni '.sn.d a, -. A..
MIR Nck ..t resisted tie motion on the ground thu
~ xsr,nt ssusd b. COmDssoD.r BERT 90 hal -
,af--n -. O. b. sb,snt would 70 us-
80 q, .Lsr should OF la JaczasIt aon D."
.et Bs.d. mr Bette hsl 0ri ef tbs case "A Comm ..ons
bor,,t's bsnSs for srsniDsisn Tee
~ 40 the sIsB DsiioB snd, opE ths t's'inooJ s"S
,be a. cis.OL Of the Con nsssoDrr. . -
Mr. R1nedet-WsI, We dont want va 90 mto N
sx,yt sfiap II fairy sst tho ms. % Sithoafh .
Mr. NcK.or-Doubtbss il would be more agfeesote
70 you 20 bssh ,hs uo N thsi ssJ.
C.un.is,iou.r Morton decided that even upfm ~
csu.e he Rs'ssf ui'sn DC YOU'D nosi ns 80
On ibsi 0n woalo poesoiy suy
III oste.ney Dc 1t An then he nigh dsss tbs se'u.sd
Mr. B.ueGift ueD OBJECTED ~ the w''b.u DE A q
s.i. a tecgrialy Interested IN the ssae u tbs casa
Mr. Joaebussen-Nr.H elmse seized the vesstl an
,ue. thee. parties the u the penalty Mr. De
Amaze neIsly srhuss . -. , -
Mr. Bsnedid red. wed his objection, and moved
tkst h. Re s,sniLsd On hs cor dsrs /,
Com Merton OysIIuled the objection, sno denieo
m. notion The ex-ut alton heI proceeded With
L<rtryo De ADgehs, esUp, said. am ohe OF w
D.nufx Npfss stseL.A TO the Cnird states hsrshls "
&C. Lave seep tie ,e,.ss toes. the tst as
k.e -. triz Biansn the 9Th ssyi The bfr .SS ~
Govr he bay toward Sand, Hob BE- " .ns Lea
tie S., "a The 1wef psr II ss'~n i.ss1S s. Ls
lie kls b<ote lirg the bGlkh Cd s,ont Ssss DE-
Rusr; 6r,t ssw the brig iesf % hvs krsnAss "a
oh, ths sypesu 10 be hfsshtns-t<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

RECEPTION OF Mr.. FrLLnoRE.-A meeting Of the
FILLMORE and Donesop Club Eastern District OF Brooky.
held O5On Wednesday evening prepsstory q The
reception Mr. Fillmore Considering the state of th- wesh-r
the sitter very 5000 The President Jossvh hami
ton occupied tb. Chsir Addresses made BY hs Hoo
Mr. Norton Of Ohio, o Perrin Of Tenn, ,hs Hon.
Wood OF Kmgs 20 Col Boiling Of Ohio Mr. Borg ststei
M he had Ohio and out OF 30 Councus s6f had
ratified ponDs'ioD Of Fillmore ard Dor si'on The Club
Adjourned 10 meet Mr. Fillmore his reception IN New iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

FRY Is NEwARE.-A destructive FIRE broke out 10
III. bat factory OF John w serrs, Mulberry street ~
oeoek Yesterday mOrurg IL large wooden Oa ding and
vss ,oou cor saned The FIRE communicated 20 h- co.. mao
ufsctory Of Diase Bksr opposite, winch NJ. party coz
.nu.d NJ Ferss o.s 10 $500. on which ne hss 81 20
.urstee Of IS 40 Drake kisers lose 10 sJea-fmy ~
.uS Daniel Price II The bodipg lost tfo-to'-''o
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

'sms' os'sner 70 C. Routh 49, for TIE ~, peek Of
YEAS foa-CiiLof Gus-rr.
Ihotber - tnf'g Os oenef % C. kcss,L csc for u.
SEQ & h~s-Jnhn ) Ieke.son =. -.---- - 1
To Moe ee sl--s (sivsr Mas, f,r . v.ry Soc
coll otiot o. kirico's Pess II Apples tne air
10 i5r h1iEh'. s'l<efa pr1e cnr'ion o. Ferns
10 W. Brrses special prEs 70 . Ca Roe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
Advertisements
NoRr OF THE ENOCkISC-A gentleman walk

ina late the other night heard worry mysterious
knock IL can shape OF drunken Irshnsn BY 6si
and knock the genemsu fat founders but timely
took the pain aud brue OF the
blow ted serious cOnsequerces Tns saye 10
the remedy the word for Sores scsds Cats Piles
Con ChilbaIs letters Sc % cents box Sold by RED
DING Co No stsiest Boston and by all Druggists, AZ d
cents - cents, aid | Per hoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
IAdyertisem en'.
PORTRAIT OF Col. FREMONT, -ROOT'S GAL

PORTRAIT OF Col. FREMONT GAL
No S63 Broadway crowded sill day yesterday with
adi. snd gentlemen sions the fne Photographs liz
the gallant Explorer o The West LID remark
that the craving In The Tribune Becessnuy blind
poc nseGuence Of the aud
and tear of the presses No engraving however perfect
can be show fne lines under such rapid printing
The however a. kOors pronounced hy all his
the perfect keLes Copies TOT sale
b.G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

RFsPoSsE TO THE NOMINATION. oF FREsosr.-A
salute Of two hundred guns fred from the arch
the Heights yesterday morning, in honor of the nom
nation of Fremont ard Dayton The choice of the
Convention is the subject Of much rejoicing among the
people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
GAS, GAS l-GAs FNTuREs of new sad beau

UAS. UAS -WAs T NTt Ms OF new nIu Utdu
tful designs. Just cut for the Spring Trade.
Also the cheapest and beet PoRrsLE Gas WORKS OF new
and improved construction for pvsts Dwelling VILLAGES he
For Wholesale rets call Manufacturing DeP<
No. SO Broadway. Archer, WAsSss CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
fAdvertiseuent
IL Ia socnrah hv laffera nat,

G u.ve sht which has been purchased BY ToMLssoS
No ~ Broadway All pictures made BY this process are supe
anything OF the KIND m existence and are on greater
durability ard h statements 20 the contrary BY interested per
g. ar u gated tasehoods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
Advertisement
Col. JOHN CHARLES FREMONT, THE REPUB-

LIc.N CANDIDATE rHs PsEslDENcY A LuE sizr
he only OF the Industrious Pstn
Finder" OF the Rocky Mountains ard the .t.ne Of
the Republican Party exhibition and b
seen BRsDYs Gallery No $50 Broadway, ompsons
Saoos II taken last Friday and perfectly truthful and
lfeike.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
Advertisement
PRESSES WITH SEALS ATTACHED, tor stamping

csrds envelopes paper &C. silver Door plates 10 dte
ent patterns Stone Sea- Engraving Wedding and Visiting
Cards Envelopes SC in the latest fash on EyERDELL No
92 Broadway, established 1910.