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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

- BRIDGE NAsS.-Tte rstTe'o-s N m, sehool arc
tn Hon. JOt l. PARKER. Ii. D., Royal Professor
Ite Tlou THEOPHILUS PARSONS, LL d., Oene TtoL
ne Hor EMORY WASHBURN, LII. d., Jniversify Leetr;
IRE couye instruction embraces the various
hs Co.r on Law. AID o: Equity AdnTsS SoAueiSsa IN
-rnfonsi sd Constitutional Is iJd the Jur'p
IL. United S.s,es The Law Library consists o sooat IteO
rpe, sad az works appear they are added aHl every
eFort is T. sis render il complete. IL. -, l.
I.;fucon il .ser By oral lectures and tand oy
rsrIaous al examinations in eonneeion ~th Ael ol
ufch there a. ten eyory week T~o Moot Cosrs arc el'o
b5sn n .aeh week each Of which cause Prevoo'y nh
80 srsned nv ,ur students and opinion delivered o. hs
.iing Rooms srd other seilu-s are SO w
led foF Tho Club and Assembly h@id WeeAN lo'
r-Scte In deb,e snd acquiring knowledge OF Perhsusnsy
jents nav enter The school in any stage Of their poies
rn studies OF mercantile Tursuits and s the CONNIE
~ either tenn or the middle any part OF term ln7J
rs Az brty 70 elect what studies they Will pursue seeo'chS
n ther view OF their wants and sttai ai7fnc1ts-
me Academict year. which commences on In9Tsday 'ft
vel. aeer the third "Wednesday in July INTO ~o
tens OF twenty weeks each with vacation ot SIX weeks
the end OF each term , ,- .. - ,-.r,,.i
Durins the Winter vacation the Library opened Whmel
.rd M hted for the Of the members OF the School
Aic atoms for admission for Csttloge or Any tu nsi
inform alton BE- msde 10 either OF the fEoiessos ~ NaH
h IEe.-C ambrdge Jan j., lSa
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Professional Notires.

EFFICACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS
IL CALLOsITIEs NAILS growing into the hesh. aud evev
d,order the By and peculiar method without cut
ting or without causing the slightest pain. -
Mons LEVI OF No. 50 Bis Rue de Ryou, Paris and No
Condust Ressnst, London Surgeon Chropodist 70 tha
Emperor and the Royal Family Of England having
been ecay invited New York 20 attend some dsunsused
families intends remaining here and be consulted daily
SUNDAYS excepted his Office, from 10 TO O'CLOCK al Ne VI
ilth-st between 5h and 6thays
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
FROM his Imperial Majesty Napoleon ILL., Emperor OF france
e eert6e que ~ LEVI eheve les corps ans 6sne
hsblite. LOUIS NAfOLEOS BoNArh hnib'
From his Grace the presen' Duke Of Cleveland
certify that Mr.. LEVI has satrely cured corns
CLEVELAND, No. 81 81. James square London
FROM the his the Lord Archbishop ot Arm.ss
certify that Ar LEVI extracted tho Gorhs which were N
-' ''''' JOIN ARMAGH.
Aug g. lsfa No 80 Charesst, St Jsmess1nsEe. Londoa
From the Most Noble, the Marquis Of Lansdowne
NJ r. LEVI extracted tor me with per ect t.ciJ And
,rceea LAN5DOWNE
No So Berkey square, London
From Robert Ferguson esq NJ D. Physician IN Ordinary 70
her Majesty Of Great Britain.
Mr. LEVI has sklulIy extracted from
"e' ~''ou' S'"s ''' ' ROBERT FERGUSON, MD.
No Quosnst May Fair London, Msroh3 lSS.
From II. J. Fsltus, esQ.
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave TO testify to his sucees,
skill hsv perfectly removed large bun1n OF long stand
ing without causing any pain. H. J. fELIOs,
PhiadelrhiA July ri 1852 No. Bostonrow.
In addition 10 tSe above authenticated testimonials many
Thousands his iuong which several from
ads Of the rank be by tayorins him with
call his Office No 81 llth st. between 5h and etasys New
York.
n B.-Eo professional connection with any person.
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paints, Oils, @Iass. sc.

KEROS SENE or COAL OIL-
IN Secured By Patents an,
The UNDERMINED beg leave TO call the attention G tae rso"e
70 the .nneIsd Certificate Of +. ~ Kent esq Chemist .
esct ,p,ver 10 universal question nat sns We
uss for Light Al USTENsl Ason,s w wrnup.Ny
No 81 Beavsrst, New'forh
LABORATORY, No. 1l6 John st:, -
EEw-YosK. Feb 9, 1854
Tar NORTH AMERICAN KEROSENE COMPANY
GEsTLEMEs: have made careful phoometrcsl exannS
hop OF ,our OIL comparison with the varoas
Kinds Of OH Burning Fluids aud Goal Gas In use In th cOan
nv With the following results:
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SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES at MYSTIC

- HALL WEST MEDFORD, Aso.-lnstrurtion vii Be
given N a.. the branches Of polite Edreston while PrvhcenSy
vii secured by inducing love for Science and Art and oJ
in.ts the higher motive Of being useful thereby aso o
that pleasant indGceneut 10 every youhtal tai
the expectation neento Nou the IeaeaeI tfits1 VI" :"
siveu IL each department. A..
few young adcs be received into the resdence OF the
Pncipel and have the OF superior PIANO. Orseh o9N
and Harp with valuable Library Of STANDARD Books whore
.sa the FTel ch Lansusgs M spoken by native fagisan
mental power greatly dependent upon physical energy,
tie pupils will be required to take daily exercise ener
waking Rymusstic recreation bow Wing stcy pr'atsl horse
herk riding or swimne according 70 the season and the
e. of parents under the vachcsre Of responsible persons
-Four weliraiaed ponies belong 10 the serpinary: -,
COvers.ton shoohours between the pupils TO % erctu
vely IN French Lectures will be given on various uuec"
Monthly ReGdinss &c. bJ the pupils 70 which the parents are
AZ the situation i. about fifteen minutes do from Boston
l. bous sh may be parents who prefer 70 send ei
from the eitys suburban School combining the ad
yan.egcs OF both city and country
Rosdsg and Day Scholars will receive tho kntest care sne
from the Principal and can attend eaaIen WIN soS
OF al de1c niDatious, at The option OF parents
REFERENCES;
Hon r. c. Winthrop, Boston. Hon Abbott Lswrence bSorA
Hon. Ldwd Everest, Boson- Rev Hubbard Wlns.o~, ~ l.
Rev c. Brooks, West Medfd Rev W Hague, d. H. Albany
Rev John PierJont, DO. Rev X H. Neae ID, oo''on
r. Gardiner \. NJ, Frn. BOs Hon oan hodsSOa, ieAAs
THr MYSTIC HALL School, WEST MEDFoRD.-We wo1o
al the suecs attention and guSrdans TO ths 1ogns
sdes boarding and pay School kept at Mystic Hal, "e.
Nejfod by Alrs T. Smith the eminent Teacher employed
AID tho wide Of studies taught The locsuon OF the
sbool sduirabe the hall s large and elegant the gym
rau other facilities for physical exercise are OF the most
,rroveJ descnti0n fine studio completed for the ese of
tie shoars who take lessons in painting and the whos sP
rntnepts OF the School in style of elegance and com
rletones uurSalod. believe In this country we com
mend it TO sttention and patronage Of our readers
Ed. Boston Transcript, SEPT H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

- 700 FOR SALE-A neat aud sub
Justrurticn.


4 FAMILY BOARDING StuOuh "t yVN"o
Mise Will b. oyeu0d Westgie New tsVee Con oI
lie .h OF Aay next into which Il ned number OF ""
= received fhs Terms and oil pa relating 70 ,ne
vi! l.. fou1i iu printed Circular, which rlat De
- ofee of JOSFPH C. LAWRENCE. ESQ No SI Wsl-,L,
York a a. tie Office Of The E'ause or b, sa,esvas
lie eulde-s1u.d Al We.tyille NewHsyen. H. A. NUN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
COUNTY REsIDENCE for

w SALE-foT ale eErlansc iof Cry Property, hFs
Ciss HOUSE with about of Land stischO1 thereto
The s situated nile fron W NlSmsbrdge bean
tiiul elevation with faG view of Lonz ssud SQUAD Dor
further particulars inquire of EDWARD p CLARK. Atcr
ley and Cvzn seller q Lsw Ne is5 Bvad~sy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
- two miles north Of Mddletown, c. ..
- z w BFCKWTTU Principal
SO FOR TEN WRITING LESSONS.

ST. 50 E9R TEN MRlIRHS hFSsSSs
eduedThere Thousands in hiz great ropo wno as
ue 10 become -Ood Penmen and BOokkeepe yet procrast
nate besnnins Mr. PAINE No 2y} Grsndst Bove'y,
md No 6s Futon-- Brooklyn informs such thst they eau
receive csss strictly private msuco al ms academies
rc from observation or Interruption hour. suIing their
yenepcr dsv or ereninz Col Panes me h0d Of nsrucon
j. systematic and XIediiious." Lowell Rel0Tiner
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
NIOJrNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
- Nacdcrssl.t CLARKE PANNlNG Principals.

DROF. DE MARSON's admirable and simple
j METHOD 8. highly spoken Of By Ladies aud Gentlemen
ng The Frer under the brilliant teaching on
Ill gentleman Ct No ~ Broadway Facs are batter arEu'
s than words Ladies Cas- delie has been ioFmed Ia
sl,n
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

lust FINISHRD-Tbe most splendid Ia ....S5
81 sx,s oArrcd To the pulls q the ow ptcs o.
ala ~ "a Ksat Hsts, efN BROWN. No. as csas~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

Alatbinsrp, Sc.


EOR SALE CHEAP-A BEAM ENGINE, Is
i Inch Bore = ich stroke three CYLINDERS bOlLEhS
IL c0ui iete O.def. Al running. Apply 70
WILLIAM PAULSOS, No lS3 Maiden Lane
pARIOWS GROOVED TOOTH-SAW-Ps-
- tented Ap- TO- 1855, noticed under the bead Of New In
Ia THg TsiEVsr of FebusyT Received pre- misns
from American Institute Pair Elmra For Ciy,
County AID sat. Rights syTiy to the propreto<s,
DATFRSON STEAM ENGINE WORKS
90 n1Ia snd ouh' % otae a. S.l y,
rsr this Boiler: Ws,er Wheels Hors. Powers Ad Gssnsf
Rossisr CircuIAr sna Scroll Saw Frsns Tobacco cssr.
and the as brawins. ana sysesc.ons e. al .aa 70
sssni6s pIpo and tho Machinery arnhsi ~ tAs ssoTtsst
sCece siADSIOS 4 HENSON. fstsrssa. r. !.
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Drw 9ooos.

--
BsoLUTELy NECEssARrt
n TIE EARLIEST DISPOSAL,
AT EyIRY sACRIFfCS. or
REMAINING STOCK oy
RICH FANCY Ann STAPLE DRY GOODS
IREMsEN DINGEB.
Noe "a and re Sixth Avenas
HSseteerea will hnd unsurpassi selection Of sas sss
PURE IRISH LINENS.
COrNONs AND OTHER WHITE GOODS.
woold be useless ths great saesss s,rss1y
DISPOSE OF THIS ENTIRE STOCK,
tbs pa three weeks have convinced the greatest sxs,ss
The Professions of immense
REDUCTION IN PRICES
Laso been more ii an realized and still greater sd
LAST REDUCTION FOR THE COMING WEEK
will close tho business
FOR THE SEASON
REMSEN DINGHs.
Nos so4 and 2os Sixth Avoase.
One door below iihs.
ASS NEE's SALE
"A IHs STOCK or DRY GOODS IN ,,s sTSgs. c,.
49, cs%mssesiss MoSSAy. Feb. 2'. s'H'i''iHs Of
siLksih LfSihSMaTrAs. SnAThSs TfsifDS PLAIDs' pELAlyEs
c4Ifc6Fs. fLANNELss cASsIMEREs
siTSTds SIdssK sakTITs EkSsIts tsESs sAasss.u Eshs
QUILTS BAREoEs PRISrED MS ID, nysL,Ss SIN s;.,.
DOMESTIC GooDsi
M 70 '' N''O ~ b, order Of the AssIo~gx
BARTHOLOMEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID Broadway Calauisy
A.the NEW MOURNING STORE.
Nc. t5i BRoADwAY
Contaustio1 OF the GreH see OF
20 n @ q o o ID =
UNPARALLELED SACRIFICE or PR0PBRrr
UNHEARD or BARGAINS.
The ENTIRE STOCK to be disposed wtou' regard ~
Original lost
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
ofNEw and DESIRABLE GOODS.
Imported errres.y this HOUSE before tie Assnsns0t ~
arriving BY every Steamer. and will %
SOLD AT AN ENORMOUS REDUCTION
500 elegant BAREGE ROBES
S. pieces TAMARTINE-s new article.
50 pieces GRAPE MARETZ.
100 Iieces 81. "a, 81. Ga Bsci BARB0AS
so pleces "A French PPlNrS
$50 Dresse. elegant FoULARD SILKS.
10 pieces Black and White SiLkS.
50 Tieces Black SILKS best makers
LUPINS ca and 81
Black DE LANES, BoMBAzINEs, BARssoRRs. te
wM JACKSON
Successor 10 c. y. Bartholomew.
New Mourning Store No. 55l Broadway.
Between ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan hoeaA
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Boarn uu0 Rooms.
Gousrs anb farms mauten.

TIOCSE wANTED-Between 2d aud 7th-avs.
sA Bleooke and 10th IN psrssc; condition aud with
~ Ia u dan eanyene by resyonS bic teuant Reut
~Te 10 ESQ No Fnslish bAseneas ~sR,ed Address w,
10y Nc lns rot Cfhce.
TXjANTED-Tbe UPPER PART of HOUSE
w IA on NEAR nth OF t. nth Wsn Ia seod nslshber
Bs<d 'Aa.rsss CORN WELL. Tribnne OHsc<-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
pantins Ataoemies.
Dianc- fortes ano fflnsir.

ELEGANT 7-Octaye Rosewood PIANO
II FORTE POR SALE-Richy polished and flashed, with
round modnEs with rich ornamental pate ana
b.aGnal full with wsTrsntee ior two wears Prce W.
cash AMY a. No Gs Cthay. between 5th and 3sth sts
EOR SAIE-A fne-toned ,-octave Rosewood
L PIASO-FORTE. nearly new, made by Of pnci-
Ia Original $50 Can bs seen any
morning o. No. ~ East 3sth-st. Price $50
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auusrs TO Eci.

A FIRsT-CIAsS HOUSE to LET, will al
~ lie odeu iis eneuts, Ia 23Hs., No 81 beiWoea
m 1d l0sists Inquire No. rs CedA-st Tue honse can
A. - . -, - t. 10 ,i,i : e,,Ioek BACHRACHk PRASLOW.
A FIRST CLASS, 4 story brown stone ifoht
~ HOUSE No s5 g h-st nesl LeunEtorav., Il u. /
u n ra fixtures con llee. The house s . iTS ana e'I
al ocer in ,ruyemei heaters, Crrtoa a'sr
e feCn from IL TO- Inquire Of J. Z. SANDERS NO va
-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
COR SALE at RYE NECK-A COUNTRY

Il RESIDENCE, with from three 70 four OF ground;
the House beautifully shaded with ore and rs plsce
well supplied with ell kinds -ai; and ornamental shrab
bery il Is half mile from the NewN "a and Ne Snsven all
road Long lsn Sound, and , miles from New
Iork. Also new GOTHIC COTTAGE, adjoining the above,
sse let Apply Of The Ofee OF r. HOE Co.. Nos
% and 81 Goldst N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

for SALE. NJ. IS Nlensf rear Grani-stIss bcen IN
nsT Esd 1hrrl and IodgerOom AM - small oXpen-e
may b converted into DFea with good Bsse a-ut
Par, Q. the purchase money remain morrgsse Aqpy
% d. THOMAS No. Ia spr.ngst Of W ooseI- o. -
q. LEWIS. No u Diyisioa-s'.. New-lork-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
MARIN for SALE in BLOOMFIELD TOWN


tanning 9 ceres y n culti.cion the ls.enco IN alw
sud WOODLAND h splendid orchard Of spps trecs the b--
n the county Tlis Ful is II fayelte County ave Ales
from Vsndaa the county seat ard the lnos Ientrd
Railrosd sud tho healthier q he Stae To family who
wish 10 move gsrdeU = America ts a sood chAne
Price sl2 per acre cash Inquire oil D j. HALL Co., No.
llg Ceambeft-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
lNE OF The most desirable COUNTRY RFSI-

hNE OF the most desirable COUNTRY RESI-
W DESCE> foT SALE tbe htnks d The Hudson River
about half mike below tae Depot u IshEn LEudns-cO-
isairg sboU eighteen The hosss il stone sad con
isns uine rooms, beside the basement, Hcben an ce.
isrs The Psce = well stocked with ae best
fruifs Of al KINDS. End hse VI about o.
erhth of Isle being The resence Of John we lately
iecessed. Also avery be and elevated iLDlSG SITE,
aiming y te about quarter o nile south
the DEPOT lhkil L.rSiire Aply % JOHN ~. LEE.
Nc Is CeaiTctt New-lcTt, es 10 JOHN II. WlLTsE, O.
lie Iremi.ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

GROCERY for SALE.-The STORE No. 2Ol
NJ Wet I9tbs 6rst house west Of oh sv good stand
with Of CUSTOM having boen kept Tor the last
years III health Of selling TO good tenant viii DO
ypsde an object u. S. DOREMUS.
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gn6ia- Rnbber GOODS.

INDIA-RUBBER GLOVES aud MITrEao.
II 90, lir.d Tor ure In cold weziheri Lstcs ~
Gloves for 80 seanS care coal fires sei oy:tefn H
ens eIrrs.y Tor ~osts 10 water. he.,y pnSsss ;s
and b, III. GOODYEAR GLOVE Co. 81 John-sf.. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

CTEAM- M-POWER.-WeI WeIl-lighted ROOMS to Let
- WIN ''' r'"'' Il. HOE Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

NRFAT BARGAINS az the ST. NICHOLAS
VI PIASO-FORTE WAREROOAS, No, 5l9 Broadway-
GLBER17S Bot DOIR PIANOS for small rooms, 81 octave
arse PIANOS with full iron frame and fancy
cesk. r 5. do do for 2j0 made for rs and
warranted These Instruments new and not offered al low
Ssule we purchase csSh AID aiord them AZ me above
low pIice One second hand Rosewood 7otaye Piano ter
OF Piano Stools and Covers, from 30
"a - Pianos and Meodeons 70 Rent few new Pianos
f,T ssit u.sE monthly iursmsnt.
JUDSON MUNGER No 5a Broaiwsy,
ST Nirhoa UOtrl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
IOTkES and LOTS for SALE Al TORCED

PRICES-Tvo lei-s'.. - eco an coo; ts-ce
3SA-st IS 600 to0 snd 2,oo0; gtth - 90
sooc three 22isf cA 900 AID II COO ,hree
on SSH g. o0 zoo .nd +etoo; 5f;hs
two on sSdst SiStco s5-hst rla so trd go:
four on 4iihst ~6 500; 4hst very chesp; one
sht so Immediate sppicsi.on y solicited n order 10
lei sFsst bsTgA!r L!NDsLEh HADSELL.
No 79 S.h-av., Gomez lf,-s..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

CTEADY STEAM-POWER-Large ROOMS,
= we'll liehed running through from Wser to Sonh-st.
Apply AZ No 489 Wsterst between PIKE al Rutgsr-sps
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
Real Gslate for Sdle.

A FARM, one mile from Astoria. l.. l.. for
~ SALF on tie Flushing sad Bowery Turnpike conairng
20 ceres iabe ard of salt Meadow. Apply
20 JOSIAH NJ WHITNEY, Astoria, l.. /.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
Gbanres for Business mfn.

A RARE CHANCE.-A convenient TANNERY
"A Tor SALE, with q never failing Wserpowe and Bark
an sbuIdsuoe Terms easy Address Box 5, Canton, Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

u huui- ed niyro miles RON Nes-l on
on hah ground with beautiful view OF Long leland sound,
,ou' two miles aTo.d either the Harlem
New Haven RIoeds some twenty seres m While OAK 10
row land Good wacr healthy. good farmhouse snd out
buildings. VII be .old rsssonate ters Psr car remain
.. tx per cent Ari.y TO L H. BROWN Nc. a " a. i''
f-on 8 D.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

NOAL LANDS-A very vaIusble tract OF CUAIl
~ LAND for SALE the LeckawGD aud Bloomsbarg Rail
read kingston LuzeTe COrnly Tbs coal this tract
will yield AT least 20 Ooo tuns acre having fvo import AT
VEINS being the celebrated Plymouth Rcd As- Tie rail
road passes directly through the land This contains
with eve openings and present VAL be offered
great beieaiu- Write to or call upon
r. w. REYNOLDS, Merchsut Hotel, PAls1slPaiA-
Refers toll Hon Geo. w Woodward P.adeiphia; Jlo.
l. Butler, Charles BenDe WlNesbare. Pa VIM. {. Rev
nOds. kinssion; A. w Nash, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
I,O LET-The four.story English basement

VO LET-The eligible, spacious and we'll
lighted BASEMENT Nc. Chambers 81, under the East
River savings k suitable Tor Insurance Companies, TX
change Brokers ard Others Apply a. the Bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

rINO LET-To a small family part of first
i cla,s HOUSE, with all the modern Improvements. In
QuiTe the premises, No. gf 2d-ev
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE" shady
" side the residence Of The subscriber IS miles from the
CITY Hall miles south of l0nkers Ryerdsie Station
House 81 feet 'front.' built In the pointed Gothic style repeic
with every convenience and but No yeas old Lam hand
surly lad and diversified in e1,ent fruit very
sbunjsnt Carsgehouse stables cehOuse filed &c. Ws'er
throughout the house supplied from spring the
rremises which also suppss fountain the stables SC. lu
hour and 10 minutes from ChsmbeTs 10 the house. 1hs
subscriber has resided the place sht yesTs and with aro
family has enjoyed uninterrupted be h doing business in tie
city daily Good for selling. fsrt OF tho purchase
boad and mortgage. Apply 70 &. W.
SIMMONS, No. les Chsmbers-st., New-YoT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
C,onTICE LIFT in FIISHING. A Frame


IL building four and basenent 70 feet iIon. ey
feet deer front situated corner o 4tn ana >oun
5s,s Bfoklvu ate Williensbugh Will be leased 20 good
te ant for ghouse private family motel ne mouse
arr. eed with a. the converences Of modern 0uiit mouse
furnaces for hestnr gas fixtures &C This al Tds cenraoe
ott1rtuuiiy 70 commence good busness ~ the ho1ss u
ted ip The essatet rtrt OF the city high ground end
within FIVE minutes wslk Of four ferries There IS no otnef
horse q the kind in that section Of The city and nuner o.
private families are now ready take Terms caei
tn so0d fe1ant Arlly 70 WM. WALL. 20 trontst, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

LrOR SALE-Tbe LEASE, FURNITURE and
IL GOOD WILL Of one of tho besi BOARDING. HDUS USES
b. the city full Of first class bOsders Address Bor No
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25
Go mhcm II map Goureru.

A DVERTISlNG.-A choice selection of the best
IA rape Of the whole country be made and uiicous
syseFn Of advertising adopted at V. b. PALMERS AGENCY
He exfait ntolEhlv the principle aud practical opera On
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

ITO ETA genteel Furnished HOUSE, 10 La
n,rtperlsce Also No II East lGth-st. Apply 70 7. j.
HALL, No. 8 Barcsyst from y u O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

FVO IET.-A suite OF UFFICES, tn IHt DIHIV
House Astorp place occupied by the New fork Soei'
ey Library let from LIST of May neHt Apply at toe Treas
urers Office, Bible House entrance 4th av
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

HOUSES for SALE or 10 LET-A firstclass
thrse-story and high bssenen; Brck HOUSE which
al hc node U bet snf cOJ water shower
baths range speaking tubes htstes hes 4--beE -ully
located on Moron BrooLyu, ard ew minutes wsk from
South 7h-st Fery Also t1reeso1y All hish ia
Bk HOUSE with rsode-1 urToveras ITS. NJ. 20 Scum tn
81 ne.. 2dst Apply - J.. NkTTLEk, Nc. al Front
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

rb sv seal az the late James Roosevelt os9, o. tae
l1SsoU River sbouf uile- north oi fou< hAeeiel vi
f,1ed 10 LET. The ion - large me s5olns p RI.
tl situation VI Unsurpassed by any on The Hudson Ne
,rrerty les lo been known s. ore oi iis mos
tfl ,isCe, II =. idsnce on and Il j. seldom tHs
b a. a. ortnity 10 reut offered The house g.TceL 30
ri .,uIe sfouds will be rented II preferred I hou n T
m i,u,e Of the house will 50 be rented u geseq Ae4'
rs'x ocera q Irauire Of JOHN H. AsflN ALi-' ''f'
- oh, ~ JACOB b. JEWETT. Poughkeepie
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-25

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IL Heartts Dtnins rooms Conssrystones, 90 oAhNAAS
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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-25
GENERAL ELECTIONS.

ESOLFED, That the elections TO be holden
;ac on tho second Monday and the dsy fol
loving IN October next, for Senators and Repre-.
seh,"tires IN the State Legislature shall be held
AZ w. TIE following places, and conducted by the
loiiowinS persons, To wit
ABBEVII.LE DISTRICT.
Io"rf Ho"s': John w. I.es!y. Jas. a. Mc(ord
W"rr"tan: w. il. Brooks, VIM. o. Pursly
Robert Wilson.
EaH"hom's: Jar,cs NJ. Carwils, BAIL Cu,,a.
ham, }. Ramsey Black.
L"unc~srilie: 7. L. Cunningham, james Clark
" William Giles
Caihoun's Mills: D. NJ: Rogers, NJ. 0 Tall
man. W. II. Taggar.
Bradtss: David McClane, A. Il. Wilsman.
A. j. Weed.
Waite Hall: Gen. p. II. Bradley. c. w.
Sprouli, J. l.. Hears.
Greeneooa: Dr. 5. V. Cain, James CriswelI
Albert Funk.
Mood"ile: r. r. Talbert, Johu.on Sale. Peter
Mex clcr
Dea'yaN: Augustus Cobb. Robert Jones. WIN.
Buchanan.
Scm8lcto,rn: William Maddox. n Noah r. Reeves,
Benj jamin NJ. I.at,nrr
I;ibbie's Store f.. TribL,e. Rohort S,ucLv u
B. Milford
Norton y
Frasicrs"ilis: J. W. Frazier, I.nEoy rurIy,
Enoch Nelson
Sfomcy Point: VIM. p. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander II. King.
Woscirys: JamcS q. Hard, Geo l.. Pat,er-
son. William Trewiu
Co'hrams: james II. Widcman John Chiles
Capt. Robert Iites
Dae Vest Garner: James. r. McCliu,on, vii.
liam Norton. Robert w. Iln.l.l.r
CokrsGmy: George a. Allen, T. A. Conner,
Charles Smith.
Spceds: Augustus Smith. John Graves, John
Moscly.
GordcaHr: Alexander Laramore, w. A. Gro
zicr. Andrew GuilIebcau
Long Cane Mus ]. y. Cochran, r.. j. Rob
erts. George Nichols.
Mount hiU Enoch Barmore, Andrew ruitt,
James Plain.
Uo"ndifs Store: J. F. Donua.il, j. n Sea.
wright, X. Brownee.
N'm'ty-Si Depot r. r. Golding, W. r.
Aeriwether, Thomas Nichols.
Cne member to Congress, one State Senator
aud hs" Representatives to be elected. The cleo
ii"n 10 bn held AT eacl, precinct for two days :;
ihs managers TO meet at the Court HOUSE on
wednesday, count the votes, and declare the
election. except as to tho member to Congress
III which they will Act required by law.
July Ii, 1855. l3 ,de