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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOUsE.


The regular weekly meeting Of the Governors of the
AmsII was held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in the Rounda. Present Governors Draper
Smith, TAYLOR. Oliver, Townsend, Dugro, Gunther
TieInann Bel and Duke.
The Pre -ident, Gov. DRAPER, announced the follow
ing Standing Committees for the present year,
SaLcyes-M Mossrs. Temann Townsend, Smith and Oliver
St1res-Messrs U,uiher Oliver and Dugro
Findnee- Mes'rs. Smith, Gunther and Oliver
Sp.,a'ies-Messrs Tow end, Duke aud Taylor.
uors Hou.e-Ms;,r' Bell, Tie%snn Duke s1S n Taylor
Ciy Ceneerg-Messr. Smith, 1iensnn sud Duke
AinsHOu e-Me.,r.. Oliver and Gunther.
BeIiC.ae Hospitel-Me..r.. smith and Gunther
CIV Prfsori-Mcssr- Bell and Drks.
Co0rd Home and Orphan i'gtgn-Me'sra Duke sAd oHn'
ther
Iynonc Aslun-Messrs. Taylor snd DuEro
Outdoor Poor-Messrs Townsend and smith
Pe.i'eHtisry-Mess!s. Dugro and TAYLOR: 49,,
A communication was received from John Fitch,
Warden of the Penentiary, complaining of the quail
tv of meat which had been sent to the institu-
ton by the contractor. He says: Yesterday we re-
'ceved for this Department fore-quarter OF meat,
"weghing forty pounds, and whether il is beet or
"vesl We cannot tell. II has come in so bad condi-
ton have deemed it proper to send the acconiPa-
"nying piece as fair sample" Mr.. Fitch also COM
plains that the amount frequently falls short ia weSht
Of wha, i charged upon the butcher bill
The contractor present and said he could only
account for the bad condition of the meat by sup
posing that il gct "bucked" while on the car.
Gov. DUGRo thought very little OF the beet sent up
there comes in the IL mostly comes
from the distillory in Wliamsburgh.
The matter referred to u committee.
Gov. DuKE said that he had received petition
from large humber Of highly respectable citizens,
addressed to the Common Council in reference to the
construction OF the City Prisons ss to classify the
prsoners and separate the females from the view OF
Ire males, with request that the Board OF Governors
would sign II. In connection with this matter ne
offered the following preamble and resolution, which
wa adopted:
EI,rG' TIE Common Council 9th City Lave re.oyed that
new City Prison shell be the ste Of the old Prison
Eex Market, nernk ths, being obliged 70 take oesge
o oil City Pr&ors should be consulted IS to tat c1nn
snd sccoinn oscu, aud being satisfied that there snona
b. distinctive AZ separate apartments Tor Hes sLi ie@.e
offer the following:
Rs,r,d That tie Committee Of the Common Cornen on
City Pr-oLs b eqresd 70 confer with committee uoA l
Board - 10 the Plan ard rpcctcs0 oi sid prisoEs ,
Number rernsnns Institutions fos the week ending
Jan j, lSs: -,
Believe Hespia....... est Rsuds.rs Issnd -
LuIfue Asylum 576 RsndslPs Island hcspa' 80
Aims House. L. 20 City PrisOn.. -
Peuitentiary 400 Colo I'd Home 80
Peui,entisry Hospital Col0red Orphan Asy im 100
Peus sntisry S5 Children a. nuIse.'.'' IT,
Work Esrre no -
Small pox Hsspiial..... Il ,'i1
Number rernsiaiu. Jan. S. 1885
Died
D=cnaIs ....ss''sss''''''0as
sent TO fenlIentary n,
sent 10 state Prsoa.. 10
Total remsinirs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
CONTESTED SEAT IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN

CONTESTED SEAT IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Tie Special Commit of The Board OF Aldermen.
consisting OF Aldermen Iarial Tucker and Nsientioe
to whom was referred lie protest Of Nicholas sea-
erist sgsinst Vim. Il. Drske qualifying or taking MS
seat IN The Board. mt yesterday afternoon in Mr.
Valentines Office, City Hall and proceeded 70 inye--
tigate the matter.
Mr. GsTet StYker appeared 81 counsel for Alder
rnan Drake, the present incumbent; and AIR. Hayes
counsel for Nicholas Seagrist. Several afbdavhs
showing the grounds upon which the seat was contested
were then reGd also certified copies OF the election re-
turns from the County Clerks ofbce. Mr.. hayes
desired TO eer the certified election returns as evi-
deuce. but hr. Striker objected. The Committee
sustained the objection and decided that the returns
might be produced 81 any time during the investiSa-
ton.
Mr.. Hays then proceeded TO set forth the claims
Of bis client, and read the petition OF Nicholas Sea-
grist which set forth that at the last general election
in the City Of New-York, on the 9th of November,
Wm. Y. Drake, Peter Mas,erson, John X. Robinson:
Samuel Fleet. Thomas McSorley, John b. Barton and
the petitioner candidates and voted for az Alder
nan of the Tweniy-second Ward. That VIM: Is.
Drake and the petitioner received the two highest
numhers of votes for said Office Of Aderman-that by
the returns Of the Inspectors Of Election, now on file
in the Clerks Office of the County OF Nev-fork the
vote for Alderman is as follows
Isl Dist I'D Dist IIid DIST. iSth Dis,. Tots-
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ASSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.

The Annual Meeting Of the Exempt Firernens Aseo-
oston for the election of officers. took place last
ni, q, the ho-s. Of Engine No. Z. "a mercerSs-eef'
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GASysr-fsapeutI

wilson's DASDRIJos COFPHE--For Dyspy.H
Esiisesoo scs H.aAshs. BlOus sna .st DID, -
seoocaJ nsnded psr~ons Of deiicais ooaSoss
Seid by y rsspetaiIs Aposcad,s s11 shs psho os>
&fps sfN,hx A,A xsy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Surprise oF BrRGLARs.-Between - and O'Clock
yesterday morning coffee sad se 70 oeg.~
syes ald coffee end then fed They had ne
however proceeded far with their punder when they wers d
covered by Duron Of the Seventh Ward Police w
with GuOtLer hase and succeeded u capturing On"
Of them nsned John Doyle ais Hneksy. The prisoner We
tsken before Justice Brennan aud Locked up for trial
About o'clock the same morning thieves w@s
head at Ia the boass No. II Wet Broadway. and NJ
Perry ole Of the boarjer5 jumped u bed and ssxns o
Of them held rim unta Light Dxoc sred sl1 A>~MnS "a
The doors en closed snd boited cot 700 se "
enable occupant. the other thief a. be had pc
you.y his The captured ~es hands oves -
The ffth Ward Poce and bis nsns - fhoin.' o"oe
Justice Wesh loc ked bin up fer trial
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hfVertlar msit-I
- RFPISHD SHRED IsINGL

CoOPER'5 REFINED SHRED IsIsGLAss-Fos
B.I Esns, Table Jess good and cheap artcis ts
AID family To be obtaned IN iAfss
small qu.Dttes wih directions for usny OF tbs Prsaos
(Tocsrr and DruaEss taroos shout tho United Ststss
PgrER CoofEk, No IL BurbnsSP.
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IAdyertisement.

Iypy. PrsngR sOLEs-For 50 centaS 0a may
have p Of inzed Rn5ber SoLgs 6rmly sttafbed TO
leather Boo s.sss Oas Rubber ShoesnsatJ repaired
Oesee No 10 kssssg- e., corner q Joan, oasemsnt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

The "Almanach ct Directorium Francsis dcs Etats
uns pour rannee 1856 for the especial benefit OF the
French population in this country has been published.
aud may be had at the bookstores
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

YovsG BUeGLARs-Edward Allen and John Rute-
gan the two lads who recently arrested for bsr
gary yesterday fully committed for trial by jus
Connolly. It appears that these boys, who are only
fifteen years DID, short time since broke into tho ale
bottlng establishment of Mr.. Andrew j. Barney, No
3I5 Washington street by forcing of paddock from
the front door, and stole from The Office considerable
amount of money. More recently they broke into tho
store of David Teets No. Hudson street. from which
they stole gold watch and chain, two casters, doz
en- shirts, &c. From revelations made by another
boy about the same age most Of the stolen property
was recovered. II further ascersined that the
boys belong TO gang Of nearly twenty-five young.
n fsns whose business IL is to steal all they can tav
their hands on and that recently they had contved o.
plan to rob a wealthy Wall-strest banker, who Wos
known 10 be in the habit Of remaining at bis oeie IN
the evening for the purpose Of counting his cash and
making I'd his accounts. They intended attacking
him With slungsbot some derx night at bis Office, and
after giving h.n Ia quietus, carrying of the tressoro
Tie arrest Of two Of she most daring Of the gang VII
probably induce them 10 sbaadon their highhandeS
project.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

PRIZE MrAr-We were yesterday shown aide %
beef and side Of mutton from the Smithiield Club,
England, receive by Messrs. Treadwell & Acker ID
the st. Nicholas Hotel. The mutton was exhbteds
prior to being sent here, by the Duke of Richmond,
and ia thity-two months Of age. The beef took tho
first prize of go to the exhibitor and silver cup To-
the breeder The fat either piece is between four
and five inches in tiickness.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

We are requested to call attention to the course n
lectures on the German language and literature, bv
Prof Schmidt OF Columbia College, the first Of which
is to be delivered at Hope Chapel tomorrow evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16

Rrs OVER AND KILLED BY HARLEM X. X. CAR
Mary Rourke, On Irshwoman, lately reading neaa
Harlem while attempting to the track near that
place at o'clock on Monday night was run over ana
instantly killed by Harlem train from this city Her
body was conveyed to the Twelfth Ward Police Sts5
ton, where Coroner Hsproceeded to hold an inquest
Up 10 the time Of the closing of the Coroners ofse
he had not returned either with this case nor with that
Of those killed by the accident on the Hudson Rivs
Railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16


Sachusetts, DIR Banks of the tariff now which you
did Of the last Session of Congress I
Mr. RrcHARDsoS-I wish 10 answer the questions
propOunded.
order TO put two more iuteogatores III addition
TO those propounded by the gentleman from Missls-
spp7 should like to know of each candidate for the
Speake ership, including my tnend nom New-Jeisey
(r Peupington whether he believes in future state
or not lLaughterl. And then, provided he answers
that que stion aiirmatvely desire to know whether
be believes il will be free OF slave state Roars oi
laugbterl.
ouir1es propounded by the gentleman from Ohio Mr..
Binghain have looked over these interrogatories,
and Il seems to me that / have answered thom sub
stantially with the exception of the first and NTH.
refer that gentleman therefore, to the remarks sub
mted by me this morning, for my answer TO his ques-
tons, with the exception Of those have Indicated
The first inquiry IS; ,s
extends and OF full force within the several rerr'one'
tkereofi'
In reply to this interrogatory have TO say that do
recognize the Constitution Of the United States as ex-
tending over the Territories, far as II is applicable
to their condition. That is my answer TO the hrst.
The fifth IL in the following language: 80.
sce labor hbin said Territory escaping thererom into
y State in this Union be reclsmed under the Fugitive
soad section Of the fourth Article Of the Constitution
In reply to this have to say that by the express
terms OF the bill organizing the Territories of Kansas
nnd NebraSka, ana Othtr leFftOrCs organized SuDse-
quent TO the passage of the Fugitive Slave law, that
bw goes into operation in those Territories.
Now sir, as 10 the other nterrogssories propounded
Ssy the gentleman from Mississippi Mr. Bsrksdale,l J
lbsve 10 say that belong to no know-Nothng or
American organization. belong TO no. secret pohti-
Reorganization.
am opposed TO the abolition of Slavery in the Dis
Inc. Of Columbia am opposed to interference with
Nm the dockyards or any place else, by the Congress
0 the United States
belisye that the Almighty made the negro inferior
the white man. l do not believe you can place
.lem upon az equality unless you bring down the
'nte man to - level, and am opposed to that.
n,n fepy 70 the fsseous inquiries Of my friend from
.assoan, thr Kennett,l have to say am some
Eoa AFRAID that, in that future state in which be-
Dsree lLaughterl.
Aa M AnsshtI-l am very glad. Mr.. Clerk, that
na,snsn from Illinois Mr. Rchsrdsonl is getting
ha ~. ANXIOUS about his condition as well q, that OF
g,s,er etaer members Of tho House, l think ne has
ssuse (Lsughtsrl.
"c1hosos-l AN very anxious not only in
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PATENT MEDICINES.

4 MEDICINE HAs BEEN DrsCovERED.-DR n ,IGnr
IA after lors series Of sc.entc experiments has made o
wonderful discovery OF vegetable compound phich has
proved it, eli sure for all Kinds OF cIs coughs broo
cbits asthma and on IL soens and ooscns oil Oh
sipate distractions Of tho throat aud lungs lie effects
truly wonderful. snatc1ng hundreds az the
grave. Office, 2O3 Bowevy.
Glands REMEDY FOR SAT- KHEUM.--fHls CELE
~ bracd for scroula, eco,huic
neous erupona used in conjunction with Sands sarapara
has cured thousands OF tho very worst forms Of these oh
dscaaeH and esrbD reputation has raised
host OF worthless limitations The public CAUTIONED that The
eenuro article IL prepared only by A. B. D. SANDS,
generally.
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COAL OIL.

U EROsKNI, or COAL OIL
N Secured BY patcnAs,
The undersgned bog leAvo The santon Of u pua
to he annexed certificate II z. n Kent ksl, ohsis
perfect he universal queaou Whist han ~
TOR nghtr' AOSTE416 Agsp:s a. :
The North American Ks.cs:ns Co. q gssyx street NY
The North Ameriean Kerosene Ocmpany:- 9enusmen-I
have made careful ph01netscl examination o.
OIL IN comparison With the various kinds Of Oh burning
fluids and coal h use In Oils csunry with Ne following
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DR. wAEpS uNr0RrUEArEs FRIEND, AND orHDR
IL unrvsled remetes.-1hc eure oortAin dsoascs
qcx and more comp e than ANYTHING else Tho aaiCtsd
imme, lately 70 ma save hundreds monthly: Once
fapnp medical aid rendered Ny unfo1uuass friend cares
nwa, IN week often in two days; sgh cases. oomencing
In honrA Ofcc, Canal street, door OF hc
81 Broadway
tyr. LARMoNrS Paris AND LONDON MEDICAL
- Adviser and Marriage Guido 1 edition, $40 pages 10
COLI ed asnres; cloth N Among rs contents u explaIucd
neivtus debility. loonl and general dieasos, from
end ind.screuon IN youth, &c The sutAors Paris
Lcr den treatment from u to and 70 sP M a tece
Broeeway. We recommend Dr. IarInont 70 the aiccd.-
CouI er des Flats Uns. stAas Zeiung National Democrat
Dnv Fook Ac
pBlvArE CONSULTATIONS pR. wAYsoa cox
ines bis practice class a diseAaA In which he hN
hsa,sc more an tcty hcu,nna es.cs without ono instance
ir taaresa expose him 70 dceclon White IL mos.
there Ia twenty f6ur hours DR.. Watson
desires state hnt, mnny have been deeeysd bv ts
promi cer charntans md been Injured by Drugs
paienle respectfully Invited 70 caH In Tho nrs pAoe
there h No charge for oonsnltA1tNls
Many years surgeon % tho Lock Hespa euor Of ''Ihs
Cause and Cure" numerous plates, ". Oneo 90 WAHw
pI eet fourth door weei of by0Ndwsy
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n z III s5. aS:a;s z, ssSal .s.s
"a s1Es sasrpn
n No beautiful al'''t LIS r. asis'ru1rs
The mt e. sisR q. e. comic asaas Of
NILS '. ohsr'nl D md k. &SSRP sa 'ss
To conclude with The r fTsnS sI .Hsf Riss Of
Ethanioly Antoine Havel
PRICES o. ADMISSION ''A'''
he oni, ssas ai b. :ecasd in advance s.o
Orchestra seau each.
Doors open performance 70 at Tx .,co:s
ss ss .s vss s o ~: '
I AURA KkENE's VARIETIES
commence 'isss asEs AND asis S ;ssss
:: s;5:;
mrs harsArst wonstonx Laura Keno
sn ar
..A'' s's '0T II :. 81: ACT 1sD Ten T1,ia1Ux;
The M l. ks
s.sss4 s !. ssAa sssc y.
'nSs evening" fe0' LOVE AND MONEY.
Lore gp,ey N Lese. Rlsntsssnet. Mr. srOssh.m
49,. ISSS: sSs 1As; o.. THE SKaTLI sxv1a1
S1. Sonn s n " wGSS
rowHSI Tan M 6i0oAnan
r. D. Prnssss Ta: Ma: GesIsna HodsOn
RucKLEy's sEREHADEas. $50 sROADwAx.- MON
Day evening February %, and all this week. Mo musca
as: cS: !. TSse also s
Preceding the pissifsoNRo nxsrRE1sY.
Dor he Admission ou1 pesscS ous GER snsssnmsn For
:. he ss1 once nom 10 4 n 70 T. n; price ".
r. NJ aorTsCHALKs
P1ANosoRTE so1REE
s aS "a niSs,s 81 4. at he
unable . get admiance have their returned
mus or he Sessis viii Be- exchanged for he nea
limited number OF tickets only viii be issued for Mr..
Go'scAaK's future concerts
DRAMATIC READrNGs--J B. DaOwN AND MISS
ha. Clinton sc ha or place ses
York on wsdpssSay evening 2t5 aIs and il Trano 10
hcss,s 8 cents 'AA'k % ''DuA' ''01's' "'eA = .
T. #s1; Ss.SS $ssF tsSfH
sH h%ps H osh Il aS IS Ds1RsSfavvffESk VIEWS
rsns nsa as
ats fDe MUSIC BY II AwyS Field, Of London '-'
H% 'd s TsS SSEp THE rEMALs
Miss Denv Observation-Disclosures Julia
DApL JuLIEN's BENEFIT AND FAREWELL CONCERT
l. will take place at the City Assembly Rooms 446 Broad
% yheT ne VI" v sH Aa
GOcke the celebrated panit and Bar The eminent BARI
Tone Tickets 80 sents and programmes a The music stores
DERHAMs FOURTH ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS
&c * 1sSsysS a = + sS ''l
Tickets 'i ies - s'S daily
JOSIAH PERHAM, Adams House, Boston.
] MOTHER NOvELTY.--THE BROKEN VOW AND rHE
"A burlesqae Of the FEMALE FORTY THIEVES.
ormAaces twice day, in the afternoon o. md In
the evening ~ tx: N BSrangcrs a.d others will observe
that tho above the only place In New York where the Model
Artslea exhibited, with other original entertainments
NATIONAL rHEATRE, WASHINGTON, D. CHA
In this magnificent establishment from thc
hss essn s z and
treat with FOR nightly. weekly weakly
JOHN T. FORD Sole hanager-aho Of Holiday st. theatre.
NATIONAL THEATRE BOsrON.-THE LADIES AND
IN gentlemen engaged at this establishment requested
10 meet In the Wednesday, The 9th insf u II
O'Clock A. II. GEO II. 9RIFFlrHS. Manager.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. 663 BROADWAY,
"A let with stage scenery seas for 1000 persons. and
everything completes for exhibitions Apply The premises,
| between "a. N. and5P.M.
THE PUBLIC DEMAND TIN CONsEQUENCE OF
bot being able receive the amount OF amusement
elsewhere tho Bowcry Theatre 10 compelled To oSae M pa
| CArURpAY AFTERNOON. MARCH l.-BowERY TaE
- atrcDoors open at IL, performances commence at
| O'Clock GE-.. -wrERTAINMENT.
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TUE MEDICAL PILOT, BIZ DR r q. Hryrcu,uoo
Every family should possesa ais valuable book treu,, =
every disease conhins SS peges, spaenddly iTus
" pos. Zee, Prize u. ~ 'sS'~s S~0s
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sroNIsnNe TO ALL MADAME MORROW. THE
and uTe and ali Il. Of me- even e vsry
4 IN sssc ss
s1s 0ssssr Soss who ere % S Win enjoy os
luck may es soon Tor rce and cono Thousands have az
% r belief s e.. :ss s e
. I'M Srs yh. .ss . Nd
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
4 woNDER-rHx afPsEY aIRI.-THIs RENOWNED
a and only tine pams In America can be consnl,ed With
Zee ssn n Bhe can i%pss secret ns" ~ wasch any,
lady gentleman obtain The aGecoOs Of hs opposite
A sIRoLoaY. PaRENoLoeY; THE CELDBaATEp
siany consulted b Napoleon gives true INFORMATION ali
friends TO- answered BY The power magnetism. ss
(yAKD.-MADAM pRkwsrER RETURNS THANKS TO
ou.asds ooh III city and r PSisseph who isSs con-
IT,
Of hr visitors 70 Madison street SPEEDY and sure for
piles and eorns, by remedy OF her own.
(ILAIRvoYANCE.-MRs SEYMOUR. 40 SPRING
ssssfu MEDICAL and Snins csrvoyant 4 America: asthma
bronchitis liver complaint Nervousness debility, dyspepsia.
rsned or no Day tsi.n ''s ''-' ~ ''" W."
CLAIRvoyANCE.-MRs. HAYES, I7s GRAND STREE 4,
~ Broadway is the best medical and business clar
kidney oomplan debility sgue and female wsanesses
n0usnes easily and rapidly removed durable Sasacto
'--'''"'''' s'''A '''''' DR. HAYES, Electrician
MADAME BREWSTER, THE RENOWNED AsTRoLo.
M gls Of ~ Madison street, will give reliable account Of
e fate of the missing Pacific ALI Interested In
her fate are questcd TO call.
INSURANCE..
INSURE YOUR LIFE.
i THE MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE INSuRANC&
COMPANY,
sPRfScrIRrD, MASS.
Guarantee capital lpad up) invested IN bonds AND =
mortgages real osate worth 800 $Oe
Received for premiums and interests. 81 ,lys -
Interest accrued on loan notes. ljE TSzsso ~
slSs, 70
Paid claims by death. ........:...... ~ l1 o.
Expenses since August ISL. iS,Sv - - .o,,.
Net assets, January ,laSs.............. &B4 ~
Claims unpaid, awaiting proof. f2U0 O0
CALEB kICIl, President
f. ID. BEACH Yioe lrcsidona.
FRlrsns X. BACON Secretary.
REFERENCES
u. g. Ia hrop President Union Mutual CaSnpany
Secretary Hanover Fire Insurance Company
Law Cook, OF Low Cook Co
Once No. Trinity Building. Ill Broadway. New York.
nenss.n,, W. MccxsApY, D., Medical Esau.m s0 rss
d.nce Ninth street, New York. Attends daily v
o'csock.
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NTo CHARGE TO THE pooR,-pH KENT roRMERry
IN physician and the New YORK Dspeneary cure
quick and cheap oAce 10 Howard street. Of broad
wev -
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EFfIGACIoUs CURE FOB coRNs, BuNIDfss, OAIe
" hshes, nails growing into the 1esh and every disord
Of Vie ieet By nov and peculiar method. withsueuhg
SuDsisnr LEVI ID 8 b Rus Al svox rAr md NO
Conduit stres Regent ssee ondou s0rgeoA Caropodi
to the Emperor Q! p.cs and ths Rossl Family Ensspd
ngu had iamies intends remaining hero. md be
suhed daily Sundays excepted 81 hs ofse, hvm 70 n
O'Clock #...ef 49, g-Te77' ~
oopHs OF TssYxos1Ars
From his Imperial Asjesiy. NAPOLEON H.. KnperU a
e certhe que N. Levi pisye cs svse e1ssuc ~
bSeie. 49, LouIs EAroLAoH BoSAyAaE
From his Grace he present Duke of C6S eAndI
certify that Mr.. Low has entirely csnod MY utpG.
CLxyEiANp "a 81 JNnes SQUARE london.
from the Nost Noble the Marquis q l1nsd6NKe y
Mr. NJ Levi extracted for with perfbc Dlty ana
success. LArsDowHr. 81 Berkeley square, london.
her Majesty OF Great BRITAIN. =,
Mr. Levi has shku ~ oxtrsstod two corr hvm NJ
feet without giving mo the 'sses pan r,.,v.ov y :.
No Queen street. May Fair, Icndsn, March 2 lSSSL
Iron u J. Fsltus Nh.
Unsolicited by M Levi bdg saye 10 tesn 70 III g1oco
stsnfh T. without cuuang any pan. FL y. DEIrua.
In adiinon the above authenticated NstmOuSas many
thousands more IN hs tAmong vhcA ars ssver
With call At his oaos Esvsnsh sress between FvS as1
n. B-No professional soansetioa with any person
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IL UDHON RIVER RAILROAD-fRAINB LEAvM
IL Chambers IT. ect daily for Albany and Troy On and
asr Monday January q, 1885, Vie trains win
trains; tsroueh way Tam Y II szpress train ~
NJ for sing Sing, N4P. Il. Tho Sing ang and ekskfu
trains stop eli be sAops Passengers ksns Cham
ber Canal Christopher and Thirty first steota Sunday mail
train, p. NJ from canal street for Albany, stoppng n
mali stations n. L. SYKES. JR. GupasniandaDk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

UERY SUPERIOR CANDIES
Gum DRoPs LozEyGss, HoCs CANDY 40.
With a large assortment OF
FANCY CANDIES
At prces lever than the qualify found else
BY STEWART BUSTING,
Wholesale confectionery 30b Pearl slcaet
~ B-Assorted candles, known 10 be superior in gu s
and seeo In warn cimate) to any ohor At the owor
bet prize, IN hiyy dry md one handreS pound bexcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

10Th WARD-FHLMORE CLUB NO. lat A MEET
lC ing citizens friends Of MI lard Fillmore spontaneous
convened the Of Third and Fifty eighth
street. tho following resolutions offered by Mr.. Isaac
Clark, and unanimously adopted
he,oyed That this meeting hail with Joy the nomraon Of
candidate the party the next Presdepy
and that ali honorable means to elevate him that
sitGn.
Resolved That proceed forthwith organize selves
into club, be known and designated Fillmore Club
No l.
Whereupon following officers unanimously chosea
ISAAC CLARK, President.
JOHN GAUTIER, VIC" Ai'aAuc'No
WIN. II. MERRI, fo....,..,.
J. w. PIOWS, y''oioAos'
CHARLES sMiTHsoN, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-27

(tALlFOaNIA DIAMONDs.-GIs NEW AND BEAU.
- tfu article stu takes the load Gensmens pins "a h
S5 ladies' pins ~ 70 49, rings - s; studs
buttons. Deckacos. 10. Any OF he above articles ssnt
mail 10 any part OF The embed States. L. ~. JACOBS,
Manufacturing jewellers, A07 broadway.