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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

The Board of County Canvassers will probably
close their labors .dsy, as this is the last day
allowed them by the statute. We give elsewhere
the official vote for Governor, Lent Governor aud
Mayor. We hope this will be the last time that the
rpesent mode of csnvassing will be permitted T~en-
ty-two men have been ever since the llth OF No
yember, ostensbly at work reckoning up the figures
retcrnsd from toe 1877 election districts IN the city
Tie real wotk has been done by David A. Fowler,
Deputy County Clerk, aud Theodore Nj. Sqaires,
young man in the sane Office. These men would
have completed the job in "a hours. and saved the
city something ike 81 900, had they not been pre-
vented by the law. 1t Is high time such expensive
iviy was ended.
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XNXIVTH CON G. L + $ S D..
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsaIse1os. Dec. I. Il

SENATE. .WAsHIsCTos, Dec. !. 1856.
All the membc,s Of the Senate were present with
the exception of Measrs. Bell Of New Hampshire, Bed
Of Tepr essee. Biggs, Butler, Douglas, Houston JohS
sol, Jones If Tennessee, Mallory, Reid, Sebastian,
Toombs, Weller, and Wright.
The usual Committee was appointed to wait on the
President and iufvrm hin that quorum Of each
House had assembled END were ready 10 receive any
communication lie might be pleased to make.
similar Committee Of the House acted in coDiane-
ton It'll that Of the Senate, and in each branch re-
port was made that the President would commuaeas
his annual Message to Congress about ocnto-'ao'r'"
The Serate then Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

Judge C,prons charge to the Grand Jury is a
more important document than usual He calls
especial attention to the sale of intoxicating liquors,
and ssys that the sale without license is a misde.
u,esnor. He also refers to the recent election
frauds, and warns the people against the dangerous
consequences of corrupt balot-box. Judge
Cspron holds that the Police are liable to common
law indictment and punishment for neglect of duties
specially enicd ed by statute. tie looks forward to
The appointment Of Police Commission 10 remedy
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limited number Of advertisements are taken Id
Tx WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate fone dollar a line
This paper has attained circulation of i75,oOO
copies, and is unquestionably the best medium extan
for advertising the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday of each week,
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RESIGNATION OF MARSHAL DONALDSON

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec, !, 1856.
The resignation Of Donaldson, United States
Marshal for Kansas has reached this city, and has
been accepted. A great effort is pakng by tho
Freedom sabdaers to have him re-appointed 10
spite Of Gosernor Geary, but the President nsIsu
that GeaD shall be sustained. Toe vacancy has
Lot been filed Dir. Faim, deputy under Donaldson,
the appointment.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

About two hundred members Of the Hoase we's
present. :,
Mr.. HODGES yt) and Messrs. ALLEN sal
MORRISON IN, to fill vacancies, were quslifea .!
taking the oath 10 support the Constitution.
Mr.. PHELPS presented the credentials o. H.
Wtaseld ard moved tia. he De sworn Ia as DsesHs
from Ksnsas. ...,.a.
Tae e,edcr,i,l. were reaj, Coy Ceay eeaay'a "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

Kansas dates to the oath Of November mention
the escape Of 80 Frse-State prisoners from
Lecompton. The report that Jadge Lecompte
had issued process against Governor Geary, for
contempt of Court, is not confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

some Of the evils OF the present system. His
charge concludes with rather gloomy picture OF
the moral character Of the eity-sll the more
gloomy from the fat that it is VIGOROUSLY true
We commend the document TO careful perusa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

Mayor Wood has vetoed the ridiculous City Hall
plans. as any man of sense would. He confesSes
himself unable 10 determine so important matter
and thinks the Common Council not DIT wiser
than himself. Hs idea is Commission OF practi-
cal architects of the highest ability, to serve with
out pay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

Railroad Letter. and threaten a coub;,.a
mept sgainN. that enterprise IN any sSrn ~
affc, to see in u some vast Corporation mas. .a'
stadowing snd powerful than the Old Bail !, =
United States. ga
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N'em2lork daily Gribnale
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

M notice be taken Cd Anonymous Communications What
Intended FOR insertion must be authenticated by the
and address of the wtenot ncesssTiy for pubcs
ton, but a. gnsrsuty OF his COCO faith
ncertake return rejected Commune tohs
Seeding Tenittsnce frequently omit
lion the Of the PosOfice, AID very frequently the
name of the State which their paper s to be sent Al
<sys mention Of the Post Once aud State.
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The Slave Trade cases are under investigation il
Boston. Nothing of great importance is ye
developed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

The Ferry Committee of the Board of Aldermen
last night reported a resolution to compel the
Union Ferry Company to commute when required,
IA usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

COPARTNERsHIP.-STEPHE BRUSH has, THIS
d. associated WALTER BRUSH r with himself under
ts fS Of BRUSH Co.. for 'he purpose of continuing the
PROVISION BUSINESS Commission and their account
o. No s. Fronts, in this city. Nev-York, Nov l, 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

BEEKMAN g. Co No. 473 Broadway will open
TnIs MORNING 100 pieces DRESS SILK at 81 per yard, the
greatest bargain offered.
Also 50 pieces ALL-WooL PLAID at 81 per yard.
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SINGERS SEWING MAcHINEs.-The exciteme

Of election having all udcous
and making improved extra rapid SEWING
MACHINES. time, while attending political matters
Of Office failure obtain Office speedily
be made up BY the Of a SEWING MACHINE.
We to every mechanic In whose trade a SEWING MA
be employed that loss Of year suffered
b. going without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-02

porum for BOYS CLOTHING is stocked with i'm
Dense assortment of FALL WINTER SUITS OyERCoiTs
TsLMAs &C. for boys Of all which will be sold cheaper
prices than any smaller house afford No deviation from
ihe figure afi xed 10 each article
Roc ERs, corner Of Fulton and Nsssausts.
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rTHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
II ~

M Kennedy Roxbuy has discovered In one q our eGT
pasture weeds remedy hat cures NM p!.1
eleven hoadsd cases and never "s sse
hundred certificates OF its value al WIN"
'rsn q are warranted to cure nursing mouth
One to three bottles will the worst hind OF PmPes on
Two or three bottles will the system Of biles
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst eahAe' ID ~
Three to Eve bottles are warranted to the worst case Of
6ne OF two bottles are warranted all bumOr in the
bottles ore warranted running of the ears and
Fn or sin bottles are warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure scaly erupsops Of the skin ,
Two or three bottles warranted to cue The WORST case OF
three bottles are 10 cure the desperate
ss 70 tonr bottles are warranted to cure ssIheum.
five eight bottles will cure the wo. case OF scIotns
benefit always experience nom zee ensn tskes
Nothns improbable % those who have IN VAN ed
n. he wonderful medicines Of the day that common eed
s, ON the pastures and along old walls should cure
every humoI in the system vet II is hxsd hc YOU
shout H. sung but not yours Psddea over
thousand bottles of it in the vicinity Of Boston HIS s 81,
a. s1Tes eyes done in Massachusetts, to children
ye,y IA 10 old peore Of sixty have pony wormy
hDs children wiose flesh soft and aabby restored to
perfect state Of health by one bouhe -, - A.,.,. III
10 those who are subject sick besdaobe one bottle WIN
always cure H. IL gives great relief IN eaarrh and dtITes
Some Who have taken have been eos've Io 81
been regulated by IT, Where the body IS sound u WOIs
easy where there deransement OF me Iuno %
nature will singular feelings bat you mus @
alarmed they always disappear IN from cnr days 70 NeSA
There bad result from III on the contrary wne
feeling is gone you will feel yourself Ike new peFson
Of the most sKtISyGgsn eneomums Of thsl eyer
man listened 10. -. -.
Bo1bury, Mass. Price 81 - -
Whocssle Agents Tor NewYork c. V. CLICEENER Co,
No 81 BarclSy-st CHARLES IL RING, No ls2 BT9sdw az
A b. 4 D. SANDS, No. l4 Wllism.st MARSH OREIs
e. No $50 Cireenwioh-st, sCHiEEFELIN. BROS. Co,
A. i-o W'gleu.st BOYD PAUL, Channbers-st.; WELLS
10 No ms Franklin-E ;McKlSSON, ROBBINS Co, No
I,s MAIDEN lane; HAVILAND, HARRAL R!SLEf War,
rrr. :. ARMS PARK, 50 Broadway WARD, CLOSE
O. HaiJen.lsne; Mrs HAYS, Brocklyn and for sale az
,e,g 6v IN resrecsbe Druggists throughout me Onon
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.

MoSpAY. Feb. 4.-Alderman ISAAC o. BARKER
President, in the chair. ,...,
Tke SupeTrtsors.-Ald. CLANCY after Introductory
remarks offered resolution in relation to want OF
quorum for the transaction Of business ID the boaru Vi
Supervisors. ~. l.. .,.o,....a - call =,
,,I Of the Board Thursday, February Y up Il
Al Ely said that this business did not properly be-
r 20 tbis Board but he was glad had come up, tor
II gsve him an opportunity 20 answer msre
which had been sedulousy spread by indlyldua-, anu
by portion Of the press The Board OF sSperyi-ors
net twenty out Of the twentyour on the sh OF Janu
nrv. aud organized regularly. A caucus vas heli az
tie house Of the Mayor on Lords day evening a. be
was Going 10 church he saw Alderman after Alderman
goiug into the Mayors house What the decision %
that caucus was he did not know OF course but nj Tue
next meeting of the Board Of supervisors not single
ocrat except AID. jackson wa present. and there
was not quorum. When they found that Democrats
would stAy away they thought they would show them
that two could play that game. They Therefore had
saved away H. adprepered substitution the req
oluiion offered by Alderman Clancy which b. read a.
follows: .
HIerca, majority Of he Board Of Supervisor in aee',i
euee the X. 5. ". ed On section y ia ca
meeting e the Board u Supervisor which Wa led
cal the erh Il January last a. whiea fuot an
PRESENT, dd heu there IL accordance "th ne s1se
CT the sta,e tsee X. : w. ed go section ~ ~he =.
the following Vords: majority q tie supervisors ~ ~
county shsll constitute guorn iorfbe tiAn-aes1 "a
Gee and ell q.esf With LII srse iIhef NEE = '
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Mf0ifal.


MEDICAL DISCOVERY.-Sole patented, with
" roya privilege Majesty the Queen of Spain, as
Vegetable Remedy hitherto known for the radi-
the obstinate diseases resulting from lmpurty
Of the Blood -. -
Or GANDUL'S DEPURATIvE ROB, tested for number
wears both hospitals and private practice in Europe aud
America Acknowledged posse decided excellence and
superoy every medicine devised for such BAY
lng never failed exhibiting striking examples Of sautary ef
feets sestng the most nyeteTate syphilis Scoua Dopsy
ons Evils Of Mercury and the host Of dreadful Chronic Dis
eases acquired or hereditary.
This valuable remedy surprising efficacy, discovered by
DIR Gandu efer scientific investigations into the
esbe KINGDOM compounded mostly of precious medicinal
pan the celebrated island Cuba claims the favor OF su
iers placed beyond the reach of medical skill Directions and
certificates accompany each bottle For sale by the following
AGENTS princpa Druggists in the United states England
France, Spain West Indies and South America
Boston REDDNG & Co.; New York, A. CUSHmAN 4 Co.,
ESS FONGERA ED. GANDELET; Trenton, n j.. THos
BoEsiLL; Philadelphia BULLOCK \ CRENsnAw BIsPHAm'
RAND 4 CHEEowETH, BAKEs DEHAvEN; Wilmington, Del,
Ed BRISeHURsT Baltimore, COLEMAN ROGERS; Norfolk
J. BRoUeBToN; Richmond Va, lady RoBSsoSi Charles
ton s. c. PASRM Il PHIsj New Orleans J. LLADo
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BOARD OF COUNCUMEN.

MONDAY, Feb. 4.-The President, BENJAMIN +.
PIsoKSEY, presiding.
The Board met, aud after the usual prefrninanes re-
ceived and referred various -
Pet,tioRs-Among which were the following: Oh X.
C. Brown and Others to have the beethoven Essex
Market strengthened, and bell placed therein. vi
the use Of rooms over Union Market as dril-roOns.
OF late members Of Hook and Ladder Go. No. for
pay for gas fixtures. OF Hose Go. No. Sc TO DO fur
nibed location. To increase the salary OF the CLERK
of the Fire Wardens. OF Theodore Sedgewick, 10
have Wall street paved with the NewYork iron paye-
ment OF Hoee Co. No. 81, to be remunerated for
certain expenses. OF Gotham Engine Co. No. 10, for
a new engine. OF different Constables, to be allowed
10 wear certain badge or emblem designating their
Office OF Herd g. Guernsey, for permission 10 run
line of stages from Coentes slip through South, Cow
erneur, Madison and Goerck streets to Houston OF
Greenpoipt Ferries.
Resoiutions-The Board received and referred the
following:
By MI s. HopPyR-To prevent the Eighth avenue
Railroad Company from throwing the snow and ice
from their track the side Of the street. unless they
level the snow 10 as 10 make good way for sleighz
and other vehicles; and where the streets narrow.
requiring the Company to cart the snow away at their
The Brick Church Property.-By Mr.. BRADY-Di-
fectnp the Finance Committee to report upon tho
Brick Church property during the February session.
Castle Garden.-By Mr.. j. l.. SsIrn-Thst major
ity and minority reports Of the Committee on Public
Health in relation 10 the Of Castle Garden a. an
emigran depot be taken from the files and referred 10
a Special Committee. Adopted.
directing the Street Commissioner 10 take the snow
from Cedar street and Carlisle street.
BY Mr.. HART-Directing the Commissioner Of
Streets and Lamps 10 clear the OF where
railroads are located, by levelDg and catng II away
when necessary.
REPORTS OF CosMrrrEEs-Firc Departmsnt.--In
favor Of placing a lookout In Jefferson Market bell
tower; Of repairing house Of Hose Company No. 2; q
new house for Engine Company No. 50.
Stand Of CoLovs-Arts and Sc,enccs.-In favor OF
purchasing stand Of colors for the 55th Regiment.
Mayoys Message-The communication from tho
Mayor was received and after being partially resd
was laid gu the table, and 5000 copies ordered TO be
printcd.
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FIRES.
yIPI IN ANTTY

YIRE IN AYrTY PLAcE-wosAs INJURED.
Yesterday afternoon Ere occurred in the dwelling
house No. 4 mity place, occupied by Mrs. Elwel,
but the flames were eItngushed before the premises
sustained any material damage Previous TO ye-ter-
day the house had been for time unoccuPed, and
about noon a servant named Betty Moran proceeded
10 kndle a FIRE in the kitchen range In about an
hour thereafter terrible explosion occurred, demol-
isung the range and scattering the fire and steam rom
the hot water apparatus about the kitchen. The
woman Moran was dreadfuly scaded about the upper
part Of her person by water from the boiler, bcsid
being otherwise injured by fragments from the range.
ypon an examination Of the premises il appears thai
,he water IN the little tank and pipes leading thereom
in the rear Of the range had frozen, in consequence
which the steam generated could not escape into the
boiler; therefore, the explosion Of the apparatus.
physician was called who did all in bis power 10 ale
viate the sufFerings Of the poor woman.
FIRE ~ oBARLEs STREET.
About noon yesterday fire broke out IN the stable
No l62 Charles street, occupied by II. G. Bailey and
II. {. Wheeler & Co. The FIRE originated in the hay
oft be. how in what u unknown. The
Games were soon extinguished by the fremen. Dam
age about 500.
PRE- rs EIOHTEEgTB STREET.
Between 4 ard o'clock on Sunday afternoon nfe
was discovered in Chnst Church, (Episeopal,) In
Fiobte.p,b street, near the Fifb avenue, during
divine service. The congregation were greatly
alarmed. and many fed in haste to the street. Two
roleenen Of the Eighteenth Ward, with te assistance
II several members Of the congregation, cut away tbs
flooring. and succeeded in extingusbng the flames
With few pals Of water. Upon an examination Of the
premises IT apIearz that the beam had been inserted
In the wall within four inches Of the fnrnscedue, and
the great heat had ignted the woodwork. No alarm
was given by the bells.
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u CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cite. with
Western Northwestern and Southwestern states ~ con-
npou Railway direct The Road connects at Pitts6ursh
with daily line Of Steamers 70 all ports IN the western RIVERS
Cleveland and Sanduky with steamers 70 all ports on
Northwestern Lakes making the most direct ano
reliable by which FREIGHT can be FORWARDED 70 and
from the Great West . 1890, ,,,,v.oo,,n<,r,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlTTSbUhGh
srRsr CLAss-BSost shoes, DRY GOODS Vn sc per 100
0ScoED CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry)
Goods, Gin bales) Hardware, Leather 7oc. per 100 %
Wool, &c
TBIRD CLkss-Anvls, Bsgging Bacon and &C. IA, ioo n
Pork, lin bulk } Hemp, &c............... w. f'- "
rouHTR CLAss.-Cohee, Fish Bacon and IN. ~, I'M N
POrk, (peckedD Lard and Lard On....... W. po' wv
IN shipping Goods from any point east Of Philadelphia be
ulsr mark the package via Pennsy vsna Railroad" All
consigned the Agents Of this Road PhedePns
Pftsburgh, will be forv arded without detention
EREIGBT AGENTs-Herris, Wonnley Co. Memphis Tenn
Y. Sass Co.. 81. Lousi J. s. Mitchell SON. EvsnsVie'
Ind Dumesnn Bell Murdock and Carter Jewett Louis
vile Ky; h. c. Medrum, Madison Ind Spngman brown,
and irwin Co. Cincinnati; NJ W. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Leech Co. No 81 Klby st. Boston Leech Co., No.
3Astor House HewYork No Wilanst and No Battery.
place, Kew.York; +. J. sneeder Philadelphia Masraw q
koops Baltimore; Geo. c. Francscus, Pittsburgh.
For further particulars or bills Of ading, apply 70
LEECH s. Co. Agents Penn. Railroad Co.,
No 2 Asor House New-York.
h HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona Penn
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AIRS. M. J. MABIN, Psychical Physician and

Nl Tberapeutist, No. So West 18th ST., New-YoIk
Office hours: 10 10 and 10 PM (Sundays and
wednesdays excepted ladies only Examinations and pre-
seriptions for gentlemen by letter. $500
Ills not to details Of what has
done or miraculous performed BY this that
remedy Il enough that sufferers from matter what
may relief The probability that nine out OF ten
Of ali the apparently hopeless be entirely cured by
few attention the part OF the patient aided
Nv the advice 1t Is fact 10 be denied that
thousands persons die annually without having the mos re-
mote their They supposed from
certain symptoms that they had this that disease and per
bare they but the the difficulty not underood
Tie secret Of who examine psychcay
THE they 10 directly the and removing It, the disease
follows The remedies use purely vegeta
bic and prepared with under immediate super
vision and they are confidently relied upon Natures RENE
, agents the restoration health Particular directions
river for each case adapted the condition IN life temper
sment and general character Of the patient. .
TERMs-The first examination and prescription 80 the pa
dent present. and BIO if absent All subsequent eraiDna
lions Persons applying by letter must state the name,
eI and age Of the patient with the leading features
Of the case No charge TO the truly poor.
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rI,HE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE.

II Nv. GILLIES BROTHERS celebIsted DANUELIU ~
COFFEE TO be equal to the finest old MoehA
Coffee and the most enooua remedy for Dyspepns Bilious
ness Bereavement Of the Liver Nervousness &c w OIL
LIES RIO Nos and 2Sf sshingtonst importers OF
e DAndeon Root and sole manufacturer OF the pure ana an
edptersted DANDELON COFFEE, put up IN tin cans with
r smile OF our signature each wrapper, a. potecaos
ss.in.t imnosure Sold by A. B. D. SANDS. 100 Futons
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fesal Notices.

NOTICE Gf ASSIGNMENT. Notice IS hereby
Nv siyen that RALPH THOMAS Of The City OF fa,ersQH
The County Of Passa and state Of New Jersey hatn u5
ssy Eade an assignment TO the subscrber Of all his csc
personal in trust for the equal bencht OF has
~ NE aid creditors must exhibit their resPeVuo - -
ef oath or Affirmation within three months from Ho 49,
ssssnEent Dated tbs Are'h day Of gan9iy
's,sied ard ffysiY G. :. VAN WAGONS"
pltN5vTg
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From Our Own Correspondent
MEXICO, Saturday, Jan. 70, 1856.

fItIH VII Wv" NN''1IOI~01'E
MEXICO, Saturday, Jan. 19 1856.
The following circular has been issued, adj
dressed to the Governors Of the States, by the
Secretary of the Interior. translate this docu-
ment entire, as it gives very correct statement OF
the present condition Of things here, and recapitu
lates sufficiently some important past events:
"MosT Excellent SIR: Atthe very time when the
substitute President took charge OF the rst maglstra
cv of the nation, three revolutionary movements
broke out viz that Of Oaxaca, that of Don francis
90 Cuitisn, and tia. of Don Jose Lopez de Urasa'
The grave differences occurring IN Guan9juato some
me m, viousy having terminated, the Government
earnesy directed its attention to the suppression OF
tIcse dsorderly movements, having the satisfaction
20 se that of 0axAca twice terminated AZ which cty
according to the lac, accounts, his Ike sency u Den
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ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS

Prot VTRGNES the diseoverer Of TIE Pfoos-s To- ex
kscne Metals from the Human BODY Is a ~; en- tSe b
T7esc Raj, moi oly extract metallic medl,ints iIOh 80
syten peculiarly eiseacions IN fe.sv skne
-ueerpr tom Rheumatism GoUt, Neuralgo Pans
Contra tons Of the Limbs Sprans SpnA Ahee tios ,
Obsrustions and Erupiions the skin The fIoesso r,
gives his undivided attention 20 PATIENTS Seci.t 49,
toI LADIES' Theory explained 70 Students AZ 20 Nv n
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Receipts Of Produce

By hs Eric Rasrsas FEB 4-55lo obla Flour; ~ Pc
90 $50 tbs WHISKY 100 do Lard 10 bags Gram so pssH
Provisions, .. 500 sides Leather.
BY HsdsSa Rirer Railroad for ne 1ees esafs2 60 20
se5 dressed HoEs. 27zl live do 2oz earcasses
C,tte z45 rkss Proyis.ous S7 bbis hEy AID Ae 2i1
ia.h Grain 10 IS I'll. FIosr 7sl siSes LeShef I'
McCl
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby given I'll
persons having claims against JONATHAN RICHARDS, late
Of the City Of NewYok deceased TO present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscbe the Office Of S. Baldwin
Chapman, No g. Was, in tho City Of NewYort or be-
fore the nineteenth dsy Of February Be1Dsted York
the seventeenth dsy Of August, 1855 fau2lsw6mTu'l
s BALDWIN CHAPMAN Admir-, with the will annexed.
ANNA +. RICHARDS, Admir-, with the will snnexed.