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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

ToTIuSGin the marRet-a0,llne the ruedlealnGrEet
IN for the past HitS years, has squRed
bel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-15

r. sPersons desiring any further information in refer
Cncp 10 the above viii be uTnEhel with pamphlets free OF
pOss4ge by sending note with address to Dr. Alden.
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NEW FIRM.

CHECKS, NOTE;S AND DRAFTS
rTSG subscriber just reeryed supply Of Blank Sotcs
checks and DFNtE, Autographed aDi printed eKpresSy
for IA os sales at the LiihogTaphnE Eabslnent il
the United Stses. The Blanks hound in bo9Ss Of TsEt-
JOHN Il. TIIOMRSoS.
30 III Main street,
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@, pi.uty an finn he de-. - "a i.'h NJ
c ehoes sre bo.,sis southern White a s.q 49,.
.i.au 10; q, : ~. p" bl''c- e. " - -. u roJ
t, ~ o w TX or a =, o S. 1o s..e M+5 g,
CS6 4 ~ 80 oa,i, g. aud = 90 Ou. Ri i,
80 fid4 s. o.. re be'',r. 'l@ y w. a.59
a. % r. =, or. for new with eIyes. At - ~ 'k
SIC ~ :, - I. freely of.red ana " 80 80,
- =. Corr j. mao 5!SS bar.. sscea for qisl
Win. 7cz re. FOR northern ma S'1'N''" 1
- f5 s%u , Bo.,on . were made Of 80 Oa''
III OTH-s.e. made Bottom Of lF o"l'' a.
~ Ia. y Gu. cash md mall 20. a. i'o H. r. .,
y i fs c., fs5s % 3 6 .:5
Lssn-y'. on ' aade negotiation, lot already .od at
g. u du'hs, u.usl .eleotoI. : ;. Co. ,;,,,, %. -,
IipI q, America and fpr consumption. The sales
ii ' .ioat - bae d; 6aioc - 10 quality Oh e'n-
70 g ~ III inquiry good and the market firm .a' Of
iR0HEA quiet msrhe' he demand j. mainly fT snii li'
Al ] l50 ~ from Nafl.
,ii..Ie isreo. other kinds are b.i,re reported.
'IINT-Rockand is steady; sales Of 300 bbs common a;
LrADi qaic; 10 -a!e Of magnitude ben made PoIc
MGIAsSEs aru and moderately active; sale. Of jo'hhd,.
Cuis Musco,aao ~ 410i5c.. aud D. Porto Rico at 4sc
NAyAL M fs,Pe sn9 , ;'fa . .nf N
crude que, md holders disposed acc"p. lower
ico bbIs a. g. a li0 n delivered from yard
dunn and quac. inquired 1r and prices Tcrn
finn; .as bhls. No. &iU- 81 = 80 ~ Ia re-
mains quiet buy prices firmly maintained. Pitch - m
moderate demand steady sales 100 Dbs city at g
bb
OF S-Tnseed continues ~ rnand and prices have an mp
tendency the close learn of inrtner sales %
English Liusced arrive but did not ascertain the fun p
ti1ars In Crud. Whale learn Of further -s"s price,"
however, are firmly Reneds IN steady Trgurst ~
92c mos for Winter Bleachei S-rn-Crlde and R"hh"a
aIe without essential change Lard Oh shrn but the demand
is Emitted owing to the nigh price, asked
PRONISIONS-ThoTe is less dong IN Pork. ana the ma
closes esr the arrivals light; sale II 40 bbl' q, q a
~ ~ for Mos and ia tlS u; for Prime. Prime Moss 70
inactive and -tcaly Beet quite firm and in fair reql-'
sales bb $50 ~ for Prime *8a 5pr Country Me-
and as 50d II epackcd Mess Prime Me.. inariive az
$I7 Hams nominal AZ go Cut Meats are dile' al
7 for Shoulders and 9d9c for Hans Lard held WIN 2IF
frnncs: sales 700 bhl-. l3l lie for new and III
for old Butter is firm and in good demand A. loHNN LOT ono
and I80 24c for Cheese il in demand a. oa5Ic
RICE-TLe market j. fairly active aud hni sae' OF ~" t''
old and IL ~ d5c. -.,,, r.
SUGARS active sales OF vphhd- C"ba
a 2. 80. and 40 boXe- Havana at 81 Sc
SALTPETERAt Boston saes have been made OF ''' Dag
Crude AZ 7d7{c. 1890 - 1T. ,o,
TALLOW-The supply 10 small sales Of 1000 10 at De-
WHISKY-The market is again hotter, with small supply
900 bb at S9c and small lots at We Tor Ono ana
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Arrived.

Steamship Tennessee Stoddard from San Juan del Norie
Sept o. and Key West sept a. with passengers &C. 10 T. A.
steamship Jamestown Parrish, Richmond and Norfolk, with
mdse and passengers 70 Ludlum Peasants
ship Atlantic Wcddock Neworleans Sept wheat &c TO
Frost Sept lat !" % Ion % a. Ps,ra & "n '
lying alongside opna,s heads painted the cross
Ship Zurich (packe Rich Hayre Aug % md.e snd lo5 ps
Mortimer Livingston Sept II at 70 49, lon . ~
with foc. yard down s e s g 90 i Lon 50 o5 WA
in company with ,rs" M bound w Sa noi s
With BARK Caroline Of BremSn bound Sept p no la lon
Vanished apparently not long il The water Sept p no lat
lon SO p a. p M Ios smith sc.nan OF hSte,d"n ssea
o, The lad one birth on board during the passage
Leader for Philadelphia and spoke her on sept a. on Cape
Bark Evelyn of ProPecD, Ame San Juan de Remedies IA
days, sugar TO sIses Co. o,,. % Cham.
Bark Express Cook Havana Is days cigars &c. to P
BSk jpictte Or Richard, Rochelle 60 days brandy to
Brig Plula sprsguc Savannah days lumber to Durham
Island Ii days salt Maitland Co vessel TO niastcr
Brig N,lyoromann Pruss WILL Lisbon 7@dsy' salt &c to
il Jones f Cola sras cs'rs;ts" d Itc co,
SRI W,,an RrnI Svaml" scp: hides f..ic &c
"a Everett Brown Sept n lat 81 % lon. 10 30 spoke scT
Malakaf from Dsric,. foI NcwYork
schr. Hanover, wPPe, Richmond DAYS -four to C. H.
scr AIbemarc. FuhaIt, Aness, n C., days shingles to
SchI T. e. Horton, K.,chaln, Alexandria days. coal to
order.
Holt.
Scb W c. Atwser Beers Alexandria days, -four &c, to
Abbott x Co.
Schr Pl,iadcs (Br) McBiuey, Windsor y. =
Schr. J. Warren, LoIier. Rchmond
Schr Storm Cloud. HiEb-e, Wilmington
Schr. l.. Waterbury, CruncT, Alexandria
Schr A. j. De Rossett Crooke. Wilmington
Schr Suan Bragg, GEORGETOWN
Schr Ann, Cole Petersburg
Schr Ann Matilda Anderson, Georgetown
Schr Black Bird Webbcr, Alexandria
Schr ID C. Higgins Edmonds Virginia
Scir. Amelia khill Georgetown.
:, br. Onward Smith, Wilmington
Schr. j. stanley simmons Georgetown.
Sclr. Reindeer, simmer Baltimore.
SehI. Island City, Concklin Virginia,
Propeller Planet, Looper, Philadelphia
Propeller Osprsy Kenny. Providence.
Propeller Uncas, Bates, Hartford.
Propeller Tscony, Wilson, Philadelphia
WIND-DuIne the day, SW
by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, Sept N--Arr steamship Augusta Lyon from
NewYoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

IL
That the Repu bcan Clubs organizations
In Kings invited 90 sssnhe in 'hcr respect
Wards Towns their respective places OF me- nrs on
before TUESDAY Oct T. for the purposes hereinaie r men
toned:
F,t: To select ballot three D,cgatcs each Ward
or Town County Convention, be- held DnXey, Flat
lands on WEDNESDAY. Oct g. a. p M f,r the purp, Of
nominating County Officers TO be supported AZ te ensuing
elrc
Srcad To s,l, three Delegates from each W. 20
then City Convention 20 be- held a, the Rocky Mountain
Climb Room Fulton and Orsnge sis THURSDAY.
a ocloC p. Nominate. such City OAeeTs
elective BY The pe, pl, al the ensuing election.
Th1d. The DELEGATES the said City Convention who shall
rcrr, sent the let ID 81 and All Police Districts said City
s a. time and place last mentioned the srntatiy
zach District for Themselves nou maze Captain OF Police
for rch q said Districts.
Fyn(Ih TO select three Dele from each Wari
Town 10 represent them in their several Assembly Distinct Con-
y,rtous nominate Candidaes for Assembly their sp.ct
ne Districts said Conventions 10 be- Leld a. follows:
Fn.t Assembly Dis net Convention, al Do1ty's, Fa'aIds,
Oh SATt RDAY, Oc'. II. At ) p N.
Second Assembly District Mrs Priests House Joraenon.
e.. Brooklyn. on SATURDAY, Oct. II, att! p
Third the Rancho. Of Fulton and Ok.
tord. SATURDAY, Oct. IL, =; u p N.
Fercd That the time and mode of making the nominations
for OfceTs be referred the
spectiveWsrds
BY order of the Genera BomIrttce.
7. II. RoDMAN
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THURSDAY, Oct. 2-P. n.

The Stock market has been active to-day, bu lrreg
MIR II opened strong in the morning but after strk-
ing Erie which broke down from 63t to 634, the re
naming market became heavy. En-" huctuated
between 63t and g. closing at 62t after the Second
Board The amount OF stock offering was larger than
6r some days past some parties having prepared
themselves for scarcity the closing OF the books,
which takes place tomorrow. The certificate for 2UU
shares noticed yesterday a. having been purchased
for GERMANY was taken out to-day III coupon stock.
The order under which this stock was pur-
chased is we hear for 10000 shares. The party
who hive been buying this stock lately are still
very confident of considerable advance III
the market although it may not come as soon az was
snticinated The transactions reached over 900
shares; Reading was finer in the morning and inn
proved 10 49, After the Second Board, however, it
reacted TO Sl3 The sales some Z 900 shares.
considerable portion of the sales orders from
PHILADELPHIA The bears here still disposed to sell
tbis stock New-York Central war in larger supply
than for some time past; 800 shares being sold the
market declining from 8js to $40, closing heavy. Pan
anna sold at SSl, seller thirty. In Western shares
there was considerable done with steady market in
IN the morning, closing heavy at the Second
Board. Toledo sold as high as III in the IN I'm
ing and aherward reacted TO ~! Galena
steady at l09. Michigan Central improved !
y cent Southern closed at 90, buyer thirty;
having been 90! in the morning. Rock Island sold at
81 for the opening. Railroad bonds were heavy at
the Close but without important sales at any decline
The present feature of the stock market appears To be
one Of much uncertainty the minds of spectators.
While there is growing disposition TO act il there
INV assurance of the money market growing no tighter
than at present there is just doubt enough felt upon
This subject to prevent either bulls or bears from Ope
rating with any vigor.
The bids for the s., 100000 State Skies, opened
yesterday, have heen examined, and todayhe Comms-
sioners awarded the whole amount Ia Messrs ii. 4.
johnson g. Co. of William street, at 1881, which is
very low figure Ohio stocks have been selling
This bid was for the whole none, and in the aggrc
gate was found to be about T. cent better for the
State than the scattering bids which were for about
81 800, 600 ranging from 10 T. cent prem. There
was another bid for the whole amount at lO2 large
portion of the loan viii go abroad. The bids
follows:
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Special Notices.

HuZZa
FOR THE NATICk COBBLERi
GEN. WILSON,
of Massachusetts, member the he United States
the t,qucs, of the MICH tNICS' and wORKINGMEN'S
CENTRAL RfPC NICAN UNION, of this city, will discuss
The sn por'nt que son Of Free Labor the TABERSA-
Gle. Broadway.
SATURDAY EVENING. Oct. T.
81 !. o'clock The Rocky Mountain Glee Club and full Band
OF Music viii be in ATTENDANCE.
ROBERT b. MONTGOMERY, President
ANDREW murray. secretary
TreisHrer Daniel Coser.e
lJohn Wndi
ICE P'6sideat,, Geo. f. Hopper.
tThOs. Baxter.
ELecHiire Con. .tifes
Hafd Wd,d.
I..1honiss Miller XII. Jos Dewey
IL. Jarhne, MIL = Rain..
Ill. William Rowe, XIV "a Derby
~. A. GuinAnd, NN..John IL keysa.
~. l.. hcheT, NNl..G w. Ferguson,
VI MostN Lyon, XVII. Daniel Conlan
vi. John barry XVIII James Hoigusn,
VII. James A. ksrinsn, MN. Walter G. McKsv
IN. John Reid, Xxx. Madison Cannon,
n n n Bailey NM. James Newman.
NH Butcher, - NNlI. j 1hn Bennett,
FnGRce Conmihse
Dsnicl CoscT, Chairman VIM. W. Cornell,
X. r. Montgomery James Coan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

Examina ton Of the Tarrytown IRstitute.-Th@ I'M
being Committee arfcud the est
Examination the Tsrryiow Institute held sept gh aud
seth ut take pleasure H. presenting the Institution 10 the
Isronare and fsvosahle consideration OF the public.
hi. Institution has been prosperous aad successful
operation for nearly Line Nt~rs.
The yiss, Which il is ocs ed distinguished FOR the beauty
OF scenery the healthnes OF lie and iis frou
vicious in moral influences.
Tie ground. the Institute Embrace nearly three ac upon
whc dwelling house, with suitable
dining hall Academy Gymnasium aud s tie
necessary Ia the health aud comfort OF the pupil.
The II instruction pursued Is such % pare the
PUPIL for ra life, Tor entrance upon Collegiate
...
The Principal A NEWMAN, A. NJ, has been long and e.
yorStlv educator AID assisted IL the
rar-u,eufs nv experienced and competent TeSchers
nation cfedisble both the Teacher. and
pupls IL clearly evinced method instruction Thorough in
ia hsreter and adapted develop and culyae A the pow.
,rs Of M. mind The Principal and his assistants evitesty
rake object MY furnish utirIt
with the bk- buy also 20 educate and discipline
soniug pi~-rs
fuenes good and parents tho I'M 70 send
,er children fryu home for education .fey confte
iel 70 the guar liar ship and Il the Principal 81. excel
lint Lady.
\, pI.v 10 some b. consideration Of Importance % kno
h.t,r the conducive lie comfort o The
onward man the Instructions & The in,e-c- We
~, nom personal experience. tina; Mr. Newman k..p.
ID table In deed. hsart any complaint Oh ~
r.ound from any qus'ter.
fi.r,or, cE,,Iuy recommend this school a. worth, al
- p,frolse,. Rev. q '. AMERNAN
Rev. CHARLES B. SING
Oct. :, lt5o Rev. JOHN }. MATTHIAS
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oLAssIFICArioN.

has been very quiet but continues frn sales Of
Rio a. lie. Stock OF Rio 59(O) bl.s
fLoCh AND MEAL-The rccciP. of Wc.tcrn Ca Flour
Az IA eAees 81 the demand, which l. mainly clnnu'l
nome ana Eastern tIaie and prices 5dl0c. lower the
medium grades The inquiry limited export >hippcr,
IN fair e9ass sd are less at al the close the 500
for supcrne Indiana and ppr Like 80 6ja 80 q, ~ en-
mon 30 good superhne Ohio. II IS 81 or common 10 fr
extra Ohio 81 zoe IS y Tor fair good extra Olo st 10
70 Tor 81 Lo1is brands aud ~ "a - extra Gee.cc
Canadian Flour l. very q: a. 75G 81 Is extra brands
Southern Flour IL lees active aud IL
Shipment, the ses 80 bbs s7d ~ 10 lxsj
good supcrhue Baltimore, AHaudTiA ana t5a o,
for fancy and extra brands Rye Flour steady the po
fr sales Of 3@5 bblS a fSGfb Corn Meal i arm a., Of
go hbls. Jersey q +36a
FlSH-Dry Cod in moderate demand ali prices remain
Steady sales 500 q - IS for Wes's-u Bank Mscxr,,
continue steady request but prices Of BUYER
sales loo bbs Sl0 256~0 - for small NJ al $50
e. ~ Tor No AID 81 for No O,hcr knls are IN,
stsehflSl change.
FRUITS-Addiions sa's have ,rsIr,d OF 90 I.sksses
Hslags HN sins a. 81 - Ranch and bl Tor LAYERS
rkAIN-Ttc supply u Who; i lager c.p.ay Of con.
ard NJ a. III 0lr,'s IT,, are loW,f, WIFI. YIN,
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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Slip-St Nicholas Brsedon Hsvre Boyd Hincken Cairo
Hacker, Doboy, Ga, c. Otto G. Muller.
Ba1k-Wieland, Osterman, Richmond, Meyer Stuchen'
Bhgs-Lnda Murray, St. Martha &c, Evere', Brown
OBJ Cohoon Ponce r r. Revival Co.; Nan, Ann, Pope,
South Amboy, r. P. Buck CO.. Sea Foam, Pnce Oporo,
Sif ken l. ITOnsdes
Schoorers-J Lawrence, Allen, Boston Dayton Sprag1e
Telegraph Nickerson Philadelphia j. Hand Yorktown, Wos
lom CITY Point Hunter Ida Deatone, Dill, Richmond c.
H. Pierson; Sea Foam, Mendell Savannah Demill Co.
Pearl Westcrvclt, Darien BSteman Rudderow Augusta
Terry, New Bedford master.
sloops0. Ame: French Taunton masters Colchester Eat
on. Middleton J. r. Edwards.
Barge-Comet, Dayton, Philadelphia, j. N. Brisgs
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Contributions for Knn-as-Ciothins and Pro

Contributions for kansas-Ciothn and Pro
Visions Immediate aid i required sustain our pcps in
through The approaching Winter Boston Ia. n.by
nd,d by Thousand Suit. Of COths and other tps,..
,is Shall Stw.Nork bc behind
The understand have opened an Office
no. 100 WEST BROADWAY NY
where d. raons both and clothing be sent The
expense transportation being great Garments are
hci;.d. Warn Sockiugs strong Boots and Sipcs Blanket
Flannel Shirts. and other ready made Clothing wane
Sewing circles the various religious societies invited 10
cooperate Lee benevolent merchants send gods Fair,
BE- held in aid II Kansas lei Contributions be taken up
churches let the Of al Examinations make special
soua s1eon In behalf Of his let al women
interest themselves short let there b. and
.tor; mad. provide r the suffering 10 kausss
EDGAR KFrCHtM
ROE LOCKWOOD Nv Yafk Cry and County
THEODORE NcNAMEE KSusss Committee,
tHARIfS 4. DANA ~ We; b-otdwsy, v Y.
JGACpEls HYATT
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Blame hard's Celebrated stoves and Ranges
An ,rtrrey Patent; Capital lnpro veuen Superior 20
a oher. Ices, burn lees fas!. have p-rfct oven
,ud Laundry Heater; the shoy. by D., .o5
heat i've hundred gallons u ~Aisr al AZ the time .ui y
u SANE fr Warranted Ia give satisction R.freuce. ~
eli, u.ius ,hem who delighted wiz them -
GRlSWOLD 4 BLANCHARD
No Clinton Hall formerly Aston. place oPcrs Hoas.l
AMI stAst, Sey-Yyrs
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To the Friends Of Fremont The under'isneI having
ed tb.u.ciyrs COMMITTEE tor the exclusive paPose
frr l,ur Documents bearing upon the non'rt"u. qles-
ion. now a. b fore The American q~"p" -p'ia u-
e r. It'll rom all who iBi're-i" IN securing N"
,,uurt Il Lib. ~ and Law a, tte approaching rl"'u
1,l.y IN irr e al iryni what 't quart -
,. - r. vil b. ily,r.,t any other Al that
..rv IN ORDER - carry th- -ec'in b. un'Hampiei M M
nf,r.,sr df,- te E.s.u.s- fly and mbeci.I,y II tie
rr,,eut NaelA AdunsTa'ion, the outrage. - "-A te
u.n Il KAnsf. the victims, N" r~ee.'y - -"
curing that Territory Freedom and the qusih ~ the
Pe,ri.'- candidate ior "a, Pr,.dency =.
Contributions b. addressed 20 ihr 'ay OF n
NJ. y AhNNLDf -.
pTDLFY :. GREGORY ISAAC snEhHiAS'
gro J CORNELL. BEN tIEbD'
DFNNING uIER, q A. DANA
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Markets. .CAREFULIY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE
THURSDAY. o.. 2 1866.
ASHES-The ma ke is quite steady tor both kinds sale.
IS bbls ~ SO 81 tor Pots, and 81 - for Pearls.
COTTON-The market under of frost Memphis Co
nbus aud New Orleans has been excited and active spec
aaiiVe inquiry has prevailed well good demand for
home aud CONSUMPTION Some holders have Withdrawal
from market We hear Of sales 10 Tor Ml
dns Fair UplAnd The sales reach 2 cO bas here and
bales reported sold yesterday mostly
quotations be considered nominal prices
closed unsettled:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
Passengers Arrived

IN tsg0.ho Teane.see froei San Juan del Nore-Mr- Phi
in FORTUNE Lieut.. James 6. Bu.h Chas. Norman, H.
nge James Gilbert lady and two children; George siie
John Brown John Jones L. c. Butterhed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

Veteran Corps Of 1sI2.--A regular meeting Of H..
Corr. vii b. held ~ H. T. Res Star Hotel No. ~ L.u@r
o. on FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 8 :. y 6'eioct Psa-rss
si'eudance i r.ques'ot. By order, Il. RAYMOND CO
W.. T,YLo.. Adj.
y. B-Th. Cer.a-'ies WI reFori Q. lSs CcpyenHor.
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dmnefments.

RURTONs NEW THEATER, Broadway,
- opposite Bondst.
IHE MOST BEtU rlFUL TEATER IN THE WORLD
I- Manager hs- much pleasure Ia Offering the bill Vi the
dsy 70 the notice OF his patrons.
TNO NEW PIECES AND GLORIOUS FARCE,
roritd BY host OF hr'tcsss talent Gn'quaed AZ other
Tfcaf,r.
THIS friday EVENING, Oct. ),
tie e.e-aDt comedy Of
THE QUEENS HUSBAND;
Or WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S WAY.
Dor MI c. Fisher Don LOPEZ. Mr. Holman
Dol lie w AJAX cLl-
The capital Orchestra, directed by Mr. +. Woof will per
fo several brsnt Oyerure- and Hntrsces including the
" Troystore Pot Pourri," nightly sppauded
The third night OF the original Domestic Drama, In NO
acts, called
THE POOR SCHOLAR
walter the Poor Scholar. Mr e Davenport
Jonas Blot Mr. Burton
Lord A0wbrsy MI. ID. Howard Mrs Wmore Nj. Raintofl
fAltT MIS- r DaycnrJrL
Patience Hur~ afterwsrd Mrs. Miss Polly Msrsna
hlc Duey Barre the dsineu shed Danseuse, viii dance
Pas q. DeuX With Mr.. g. Smith
To cOncuae with the laught-r-1oyng Farce Of
TWICE KILLED
in Which Nr Burton, Miss Polly Marsha aud Mr.. A. Parker
will sVrear.
1h, Fare, is nightly received with the heare; shouts and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

RROUGHAMs BOWERY THEATER.-D
Ce sud Orche.tra Seets 81 Boxes 25 Pit aud
Gallery, Private Boxes IS Doors open u COLE.
III - II. THIS EVENING:
DBED: on, The DISMAL SWAMP.
Unelc Jack..Mr Brouehan Nina Gordon. Nine Poni.
Old TIE d Rice Mrs Grips. Kate Reynolds
Aitr which GrsEc DivssseeEt By te Corpse de Ballet.
n o.ltiuoe With MET.AMO-RA.
.t.---ua.. Nj BrousEau Tapo Mss Kate Reiznolds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

The transfer bookS Of the Ere Road close to-moc-
row for an election of Directors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

u stone Esgsh basement HOUSE on .he sb a. ~ lltb
100 feet west u broadway very handsomely finished with
80 we nodsrn a. the rate Of s39) PER anDlm
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6orsrs, Carriages, &c.

4 PAIR of SPLENDID BAY MATCH
"a HORSES-The best in the city; l6 hands high No white
Can in three minutes. For sale at WILSON'S, No 81 East
zith- Price 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

Rcprb,icnu-. cali md see the Hnnner Biii-.-Me
have Il. LARGEST. CHEAPEST 4ui BGSr FREMONT
BILLS 10 BE- fourd 0Swte<cOn fine fhct paper PLAIN OF
.,rds noy c"Ior,d mounted nusiu Tor Manners &c
Also ,sI'.. P;c'ur., Clu-Ro"n-, Ne. s~S~rs' kinds
BskER & GoDWIN Primers. Tribune Fulfilling
PRINTING 4 FyFRY DESCalPTioN. ~ CITY or
COUNTRY with ATTRACTIVE POLITICAL DE'INGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

RARNUM AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ THE LARGEST SNAKES IN THE WORLD are
now here All snsconds- snd Boa Con-ors heretofore
u ALe Iies huge II them have been SHRINK INTO
htRt MUEMs n IL pr 18th" l'y,atln Of hi. co-c
t"u. FRIDAY, Oct 5, EVENING IL II he tGuch'g Do
re-,ic Drama Of JESSIE. S.n r.o. 8 tJUE
yoNKs. AFTERNOON At 5. RlCliTe AND WR,:Cs
OF WOMAN, AM also PADDY TIL PIPE. .t..,'
j. in active TeE.a-s-l and will s, ''y PRODUCED 20
lew AID spProprate scenery 4r,.ing Effects "Tpe
Dwarf l. ~, Happy fslsily" here Admit 3
cents ChildIen uIder ten u. Gen. TON THUMB
appears NENT MONDAY
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Nv York City and County
Kansas Committee.
~ Wee: b-oidwsy, V. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

YI'O CAPITALISTS, FARMERS and SPECu-
l LATORS PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable REAL ssrAlE
IN the CITY of BURLINGTON, NswJ"r.ey- 81 noAt
N, M of October on the premises, COuNlht StAt, wa
0NF HTNDRFD ACRES of LAND. divided into tracts to s
rrounJ IN burlington The Mansion House is very nsi
,sde and fruit trees god water barn. and az requisite %
huding. derlle for either residence, school OK o'dlt
bm.e Hourly conmuf cation with Phiadelpis Tie sats
eligibly situsted for country SEATS or cultivation:
rdi,ons very liberal The premise. VIII De SHOWN
rRANKTIN Wt-LNAN Burlington Sale a. o'clock n
fNN J. l. POWELL AuctioneeE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, Sept. M-Arr steamship Augusta, Lyon from
New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

z.0cO Harlem RR 2l mtg. -
s.jlO III Cen. RI. B'ds. ~
80 Cumberland Coal Cod 10.
700 Sew.York Cen. RR. go. %
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CANTS's SARSAT AKILLA-I Inc org.
genuine aricl. f,r purifying the looii AID - ~
I'm pedi,ine this eek bTated remedy uBsa aea
div r.c,ify Gy ire suarity 81 the mach me
81 the bowels ard ress,ablisb uniform h's'hy "'
Isred md sold by r. N. ,ooy,l.cps,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

n NJ. DFIKER,s GERMAN SCHOOL for CHILIyNa,
q both .exes ana PRIVATE LESSONS in n GsIItn ga o.
Al Fusli.h languages will commence Monty ~ SA
~ T.rms ana Cjr.ular. by y. NESrERMAS ks1.rv.s
30 Broadway; by II. MAHLE, No 80 9Th Az, ara iD "
fe,ifeucr.