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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-08

LIVERY W. - assortin<ut A resdy Made
~ clothing; coats fr6a5 az q arse u to
A,c hBesttruad |! r. js..s. M IN xssh St,fk.
I. plUGE1t & Co:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-08

GREENE. WEARE 4 BENTON.
DANKERS and Land Agents. Council Bluffs
II Pottawattamie county, Iowa.
Greene, + w sare. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Greene, Weare g. Rice, Fort Des Moines.
Iowa.
Collections made Taxes paid and lands pur.
chased and ssld in any part of Iowa. v4nl5i
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{H. W saMJs Cshbue0 l61lodeoDs.
u m article IL the Fsbrasry numbsr Of the
Reylsw, answering some inq siries In regard to
u.mpsssusat made By .@Willism W .jr., Brook.
6sId, VI" noticed st.tsssept ti,st PriLcs's
Melod cons are tuned In the equal temperament.
Since that time l have examined n number OF
Prince IL Co.'S kelodeons, with special refer.
snce u che trnperaiment. and have not found
ous tuned In equal temperament. The temper
ams mt in the n,elodeoss Of Prince 4 Co g man.
ufacture that have examined, approaches AGAR
ar tho equal than those 0f Carhart & Nsedham,
but 1t Is far from equal, - any one troubled
the chords Of f and F sharp ia saccession A
Tuner. Poukney. VT
We ars very happy to stand corrected on
this point. " { made the statement alluded 10
above on the authority OF professor Of music
in this city. without having observed In refer
encs to IL our selves--a thing We very seldon
do. We have since examined Prince 4 Co .
Melodeons, and md "A Tuner" right. Tho
nearer the eSasi temperature than Carhart's, it
is still unequal. We do know, however, that
S. ID. & H. W Sniith's Melodeons sold b. II +.
Waters, No. 333 Broadway. are tuned In the
equal temperament N. Y Musical Review.
As.srs s. D. & Ii W. Smith rank as the first
manufacturers OF tho melodron in this co ,ntry.
Their Instruments are recommended by the best
judges ss superior in every respect.-Boston
Coninies wealth.
Ry There is constantly in store at this es !.
lahlish nient. ten different mai es Of Pianos and
five different max es OF Aelot cons.
II Each instrument is guaranteed to give
entire ssusfaction, or the purchase money re-
fuaded.
PersNxs At a distance wishing to purchase
WILL bs fowarding their orders, have their wants
As veil and as EAeaI ly supplied As though per-
equally present. v5nlOtf
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60. eanENx. smoS NaAA4. -. cAUSln . u1Avss.
oaU. WxA1B. SO "a Af4Aa
GAEkHE. wsARn,, GRAyRs = CO.,
- - IL - 80 - -
G EHERAL LAND AGENTS.
siesx CieIs Iewa.
r ANDS carefully ssaectsd aad entered Tor
i eash on time.
Msasy isvestsa. ssiiesssons made. tAaes
paia. aaa iands purchased ssa ssld il any part
Of Iowa
II Land vaSraata fos ale atsew yptss.
Esssse, UAasss - RassseL s
Csa3sa 1asos, less.
Greens, wssss q Ries, e
EeN d. uoia1s Iowa. /
GresQ. Aase 11ay.
$l6r k1pids. iowa.
Cssene. Wears 4 Greene,
Marion. lava.
Greene. Weare l. 6rAves,
Decorah, Iowa.
ssa l. 1856. vaa4Su
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Extracts from Editorials concerning G. Gil.
bert snd Company's Premium lEolian Pianos
The 1f.oliaa Forte Is undoubtedly tho most
perfect IN rscal instrument human ingenuityla h az
constructed. Two instruments arc blended Ia,
one The IEolian is both attached aud detach-
ed; so that the piano may be played with or
without w or, with one hand the performer
may slit It the Ipslodious stssius Of tls,. .ESa.n
and with the other invoke the harrnpsiss Of tl,s
piauo. Fite instrument which, in the evening, ,
iacited TO the dance or aided the fss tive sohk
gsses t0r.hi ias GA1 n6lniag. stsss Pssitug' tsnes
which prelude and spcemrsay tlls aolsssa Ayna
Mr.. Watcrs' new rooms are veg inviting q
tho lovers Of music. But hs M tslkfa2 fh
his rsjns Squais tn bssoty and - AplSsJSI Isss
70 Glsests 6stiAa FiAapaRssonst,Assis =
s|af s9;t; 1Rs va Saul, u, Il :..
sasy 6esapp pttaastd S9-fses v1S4 -
magns6es iusena1 = ox1s. lWa6 flSiaG-
EslanssA M Y. Tribu~.
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Several good Houses and Lots in Council
Bluff. Apply to GEO. SNYDER.
Oct. %. '55. n33tf
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Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-stuffs, Books, Sta
tionsry. Also, an assortment Of Jewelry, per-
fumery, and other notions. together with com.
plete stock OF tobacco and cigars.
s V Pure Liquors for medical purposes only.
Gienwood, july 81, v5n2ltf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

Of q wealthy citizen of that city. Her height Ia
almost five feet two inches, with fair complexion.
blue eyes, ind light HAIR, and rather large person
for her height. She says she is niueteen years OF
age She was kept at the middle district watch
house, and yesterday morning, upon consultation
with the Mayer it was determined 10 seDd her to
her parents, which duty High Constable Herring
will perform 10 day and until that officer reaches
Albany the truth alsity Of her statement cannot
be known She does not say whether she bel ngs
to the womans rights party. bnt it is to be hoped
that when she is again received by her parents she
will reflect upon the improperly Of her course, and
determine to behave better in future.
About 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, another per-
son, having all the appearance of Q female. but
dressed in male apparel called at Sherwoods Hotel,
and asked ter Mr. Walters and being told that Miss
the station house, but did not go there. In appear
ahce they were very much alike. There is some
mystery about the conduct of these females, but IT
WILL in all probability, be unraveled as soon as Capt
Herring reaches Albany, from which place the one
arrested alleges she came.
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pendence Of the country; cannot understand. nor
shall ever act on any such view. With respect to
the Don-organZation of the House, / agree-f have
agreed from the begiDniDg-that 1t is better, what
may be our absolute powers, not to do any egis-
latiye business until the House shall have beea or
ganized; but can zee objection to the discu sson
Of question which does not call for Legislative
tiln. The time may perhaps, be as proilably spent
in that way az in amy other; or, rather, time not
spent in any way may proftably be spent In that
way. i should desire to have the discussion 20 on.
shall he uBable, until Monday TO say anything upon
it; aud. therefore, at the suggestion Of Senators
around me, move to postpone the further consider
alton Of the motion OF the honorable Senator from
delaware until Monday next, at which time shall
ak he Senate to b. good enough to hear me.
Mr.. CLAyToN-l am perfectly willing that the
motion shal be postponed to Monday next as geu-
;emen desire it; but | wish to have the letter
printed; and hope that by unanimous consent an
oder will be made for printing it, so that we may
have the letter before us while we are speaking
pron it. ] move that the letter be ordered to be
to the usual number be printed for the use Of the
Senate.
The motion was agreed to.
The PREsIpENT-Ths question now Is, on the mo-
ton of the Senator from Michigan. to postpone
10 Monday next the further consideration OF the
subject
Mr. BUTLHR-I would prefer that there should be
no day fixed for this debate. am disposed t. differ
very much from the honorable Senator from Michi-
gan who seems to suppose that matters of negotia-
ton ard diplomacy should first be discussed in the Sc
rate tefole have them communicated to us through
the regular and constitutional channel-the Pre5i-
dent. doubt it, and have always doubted it.
have ever dissented from this mode Of dealing with
such delicate subjects; and ask that when this
after thal he taken up. the question shall be left
oren, whether or not it shall be discussed.
The motion to postpone to Monday was agreed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27
An Albany Lady in Pants.

lt1t n lie BsIiEo g American, Jan. 70.
On Tuesday afternoon person, dressed in the
ca,b oil man. arrived by the Philadelphia train and
stopped al Sherwot DIS Hotel at the corner Of Fayette
~ Hanion streets, registering the name Of Charles
alters. The party had the features woman,
hut no suspicion was at the time excited On
WtdDt sday morning che came down stairs and called
for breakfast which was dispos ed If and she sailed
ut into the city. While she was OF breakfast the
lrcprietr enga ged III conversation with her. and
socn he left expressed his suspicion that 1t
female in male apparel During the day the cham
Ia maid moved the valise of tue guest when it
aIfled, aid pair of corsets, such as are worn by
diep, dropped on the floor. This fact increased the
s. picitn but nothing was said about il until night,
ien the intelligence conveyed to the house that
O Il male In the male garb had been arrested and
conveyed to the middle district watchhouse. Learn
ing that she was from New York, gentleman who
lad resided for @ number Of years Ia that city was
mitted TO see her and question her as to her pa
tntatc ard life. She stated that she was not from
New York city, hut from Albany, where her parents
Icw reside; that her name is Caroline Walters. and
lie Was iDdut ed 10 leave home to search for young
n, aned William Aud, whom she learned had
ttne to ths city,
sic eaSs sbe left home on Christmas day and went
Il New 10 K, where che pure has ed her male apparel
went to tie house Of coored woman near the Crys.
tai alate, here she changed her clothing, cut Off
LEI hair and then went TO Frenchs Hotel, where
u G stopl ed ior several days. Not finding the OBJ
ct OF her search in that city, she next went to
bi's6tlIbia where che remained tor some time,
VI U tHtIe leaiDsu tpdt INC younk niau Wuom she
sti git was IN Baltimore. She determined to prose
cute The search and for that purpose came on to
iis city on 1ueeday evening, and was returning to
err httel on Wednesday night when she was ap-
ipacled by Waterman BerDee, who charged her
with Icing II woman. She Immediately replied that
II G was, and asked his protection against several
men who seemed to be following her. She says
bat her father is the foreman in large gas fitting
tabiis mt Mt in Albany, ard has no knowledge OF
ltr Whereabouts. She also said that she visited Nor
TX during the last summer and nursed the sick for
syc,alg etks Her desire to return to her home seems
t sbtrg but she says that her fntheris an austee
nfrtrd will re,er forgive her Tor her conduct. She
il1tatd TO f,ly ieaib hel position, and manifested
tifftpte She vas seen by gent man from
Albany, VINO bsJs he lsGoSnI1ts " her Lit aApghter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

The FIRE in ROME, n. we learn from n q
Il, me Sentinel that about two o'clock this mornil
a the Was discovered in the White St0rehouse a
u Erie Canal, owned by the Rome and New Yoik
IL. The storebouse was used by Whedon, Hawli v
Co. f. warehouse, and was also occuIed by =,
! ollaid Tor shoe store; Eorthup Il Ethiidge,
rltceiy and provision store; 9 w. Taft, grocery:
Miller. gItc Gerry. The second foo. was occupi.u
" l.. N Gof as a dwelling So sudden was the
alan If fire, ard 20 great Roadway had the flames
NJ de- that Mr. G,sfamily barely escaped with their
ives In the stoIehoute was q large quantity of but
~ owi I'd by Charles Shepard and q. W. Elmer Of
ttwten $40 ,OC0 and $50 600 on which we learn was
ai irsuaf ce OF $40 8t6. The White Storehouse was
isuu d IN tie following compaDies Market 81 900;
] >okir, $1,000: Astor. 81 600; Conway, 81, 200:
It Mi h, las. 81 90; Commonwealth, 81 900. North
IN tthridge are insured az foows:-Mercante
$,tt: Commonwealth, 81 900; Market, 81 900; Mer.
INT IL COO: Springfield 81 0OO Hampden, 81 900:
fsrt,er, $1,000; Hartford, Al, 600. & E's
Isti.rte In all amounts to $ll,0 900. They
win lose over and above their insurance some Sc 900
6 w Tot was Insured 81 200 in the st. Nicholas:
j. Pollard WAS Insured 81 900 in the Star of Oydens.
ftfr: I. N. Gof was insured $500 in the same com
1aiy: J II Whittimore, who had some property in
lie idiI g. was insured 800 in the Atlai,tic SIcp
f,Id, 5000; Han pdon, e. 000 Corn Exchange.
81 tfG North Western, $1,000; Manhattan 81 600:
Itr LA d, 81 eco; City Of New Haven, ~ 900. The
Ttd Store house close by tie White One the Arm.
strong lick and the James street bridge spoD-
! il n lie Eiie Canal, were all on fire, but rere
I,iui aipy SAVED John Miller, grocer, on the do k
war N Tie uildirg Wien il fell and lost hi- life
Tie file originated In Poslard's shoe shop The
total loss by this destructive FIRE IS about 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27
CITY COMmERcsAL REPOUT.

o4sTt RoAY Jan 20, 1856.
FlouI-The market was Inactive. without change q
prices. The sales embraced about ooo . : ooo ,h,s \,
cndiDs common TO extra STATE ii $sIc ~ a5. west
erp sre Southern we're unchanged. Wheat was oue,:
ttles 81 bushels Tennessee red to arrive vera sob
g. 81 No. toynlhe GALES embraced aoout 10 900 bueh
e. lncutrg Nes Jeitey new yeIow at 8Ic. s7hc
NV SonibtfB yellow eud white st $50. a Ola, Mest-
~ bts J,rey add 81 &c. io,k uas DOLL sales NJ
.hD obs. uess az SIC 2s ard 100 tbs primo at s14
hty-lht s''as embraced "hon'?oo tb'a Jessey Aad
klsvu ~ W nc, .4c. S1tton was qal.@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

ARTICLE FrRsI.
Her Catholic Majesty, max
ing use Of the faculties b..
longing to Der, from the d.
CREE IF the Cortes General
Of the kingdom OF the 4 b
Of December, 1885, rspoan-
ces forever. tor herreif ant
for her successors the soye
reiPr'y, righ's and &C | Ms
which belong tn her owe thu
American territory si,sA6ed
between the Atlantic enc
Pactti' seas, with tue adjs.
cent lands, snown o.sore
uod~r the name of the 'ro.
vioce Of Nicaragua, nov he
Tepu Mic of be same name.
AND over TIE othe- terri q.
RES which had heen iDcor-
pora'ed In he -aid republic.
ARTICLE SEco,D
In consequence Her Co
thofc Majesty rseognizes
on q { ~ i1depeooeut and
sovereign ma ion the repu o.
lie Of Nicaragua together
with all the re ri'ories
which b long 70 her from
SEA 70 sea, ana the errito.
riee which may, IN the fu.
tnre belong 10 hsr.
the subject Of this letter
this single remark. IN a
Mr.. Marcy, Of the 10th
oh ] casually had with Lord
the vote against his min g.
:. | wac confirmed 10 the no.
N Gpes'j N would nave been
Dwer q few weeks longer.
sell Of course expressed
a berdecn, who was the
3 written; aud we there
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- 80 800 - bstf''s sPos-
ARncuIo IRIMyRo.
Su Majestad Ca,, lics, us
~ do &c la 'aculted Que lie
compete POI el d. CT sto dc las
corfes General,s Del RENO,
eel 4 de ] iciemtre. &c 1898,
uncia para s,empte. del
niece uas for mel y |. lemDe,
por ii y sustuces res Ia so
berspja eerecbos y acriones
que 10 corresps pden 50 bre FL
acknowledgements no situar o
entire ell Hsr Atlantic, y eli
scifico, con sus isles a5ys-
ctn'ts copocido aDtes b~zo
IN eenom,Dseion &c Prtvia.
els de Nicer,gu hoy Re
puhlics del mismo pombre,
ysobr e los deuas territorics
que "a ha' iesen ir corporado
"a dicns Tepublica
8RTfcrLo SRcrypo.
En- consecu.pcia, su Ma
jes al Catoffca Ieconcce
como nacion litre soberana
! indepeooien.s q In repub-
lica De Nicaragua con todos
los territories que Ia perte-
necen de mar q mar, 0 que
en- 10 succession Ia pertenecie-
rem.
And now. sir. ] dismiss
Of Lord John Russell will
note Of Mr.. Buchanan I
February, 1856, he SAYS
From a conversation VII
Atei d,ep, On The day before
trv in the House OF Common
nef hat he Central Americ
settled had be REMAINED in I
The letter Of Lord Ru
The sentiments Ct Lord
Premier OF the time II VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
w. MELLos. Auctioneer-By w. 5. MELLos.
EIHIS DAY lIhnrsdaNl Dec 1. al lO O'clOc I

Il y
sth, Srsrooms Nos d and u Pax row. opposite the As'or
peremptoy Sale Of 'he eu.e stock Of Cabinet mi
IURE q. Psiuiugs French Plate NJ - rosewood
Psns foFes Tats Linen. Coun'eperes Silver Plat Wac
hard bc sod positively without receive, 10
advarcts Ten solid s-Wood P-ToT Suites cDysrct With
k .r plnh and hsireloh suites 70 match II Cottage
ersaerd Chamber Sui'e richly decotsted rosewood msaOg
rpy ana oak Chamber Furniture in Era.t vanity
ardrobcs. Bookcases. E'kGsies siocbo.rc Music S,An-
i0lio osk DLin4 Furlure ExteusoE Dining Tables
Chair. l. unse Bed. oo.er red 10 rep.s fancy dcaro-
.ea; Cossc Chairs LunEes sofa Be- eas pure hi Mat
kAst. Turkish and Psu Rocker PAror C1ars 10
srea var ~ with l4-e- pain Furai'Urr Car
pets Loosls GlGs-s, ke Also Oee hundred Ol P,aiinf'
"a Ib OI Thirty Fret Oh plate Pier Eu1 Msnte Mr.
Fr,reb Chrs Vase. Tea Ware. Cde Uras, Cut Gl.
No'thy the oa q the Trade ace others Css
o.ue. Sale. Goods b. packed for
.hinlir The prrmises
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WILLIAM IRYINe. AGrtioneeT.
WILLIAM IRVING & Co, will sell at auction

w OF THURSDAY, Dec. 1855 a; Academy II al. tla;s
A~,9.ruy IL De- srj No. 6sS b sdwsv. o'clock
ANCIENT ORIGINAL OIL PAIN riSGS-T The ~ril-ta'wu
T. r,p Gallery, AnoLE which Nil BE- foCnt spec nens b.
GARAGE P,rri Paul Czi.r NsHDJek Cocesio. Oo- Guido
RerL sct.eofr. Barber Lewis c. sen AE,raht hnPsr
qisrti Ftsrs Poussir RnaEneli Aibsri A.rTi iSeran
O. Ledge Ns-sossy Anereg ssechi. MauGih. P.masia
osn'srirs HuIncort ZapSn Lsfraneo B.rsAdiao vande
V,.r Ohrssa, 2rehare Landro 6sT Gro Dolc Pea,
Lr Ctcus ye.-steta Csens ett Lac. Lorrsoe ssssafs
,in p,:i Note snd others t-rE the foed coi,eecs
or.s. a. I.lai u ewes tsSort eevr~ a. soo,i9--
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Professional Notices.

CLECTRlCITY V. MERCCRl-Rheumstisu,
T. Co., S,ur,es pvspepA &c NerEress Electro Chem
lea BAihs No 7ig Brosi~ss -. I, ILiner Wed AteGdant
ST,NMERING, &c, CURED ny the success-
- e. n JONEs " l. = vko has Jl.' Perfected a
.v,,r ~ With Re Ours this hCni z'ag iuP-direst de
hs a H. stcle Ec Imp 4Eents cf sPe~ch
star, vcty fttlod thar g. or - eV>s bcn known Ihs
cure csruo; Be- ,ri b. s 3. feqgirrs Periaa skill In
The arr 10 srriY Ii /. bssnd eienifc PfariPca Ttre
r. m af esr.tou shaai H. he Iuics paw bis
pa'irtt !. rnrt lie ~i psrh-e " teis ey. .; n El
brad, A. opfc..e Me,-vgl..sc He'Ss ioFs ftn-sai,
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". : AlfLLoE. Auciioneer.
FuRS, SLEIGH ROBES,

Il g. At AUCTION-By ". 5. MELLOR THIS DAY
rhursdsyl Dec 4 l. O'Clock the Ssesr)om Nos IS d
Is eukro consisting OF u and second hsnd woot
"a mahogany PaJoFoTtes Of excellent and ush. and
y BY msseT Can be examined previous sale
hole Of which Will Dc positively s1d without reserve 20
r.y aiyttc's. Catalogues on morning Il sle.
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n l. DrLIssER Auctioneer-By LE.vIrT. DELIssEE Co.
NIEW AUCTION aud COMMISSION HOUSE,

NEW AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE,
IN Noe 81 broadway WhiestGrest sale OF
D SGLfSH LINE ENGRAHISGS, by der Of the L. edon
Publishers SAr RDAf. Dec. at II o'clock In this
li ound the hottest works Of the fllo
artists: Lardsccf Turner Hossrth Wiikie, An'de
tnk S.0se Htruns Sidney Co per and ohes; also the
10 Picture by Harvey Columbus Discovering America
too Of bia ri and Coro alton u Qleen Nctos
ro. Nigt and Moruiu," by Laudseer; The Feed and
Halt -" Trial Russell" LAndscapes Historical Ueyououh,
ana Misce sneous all superb aud choice Pnts I'd
exc frytfng kind offered 10 the public ueiile
men dcsifous npo;ins their portfolios Will had this
DaY Tho ATTENTION Of the invited. The enirc
toe. be sold BY order OF the London Publishers AID viii
positive.
S.o tie entire Catacsuos Of rres; Racing aud uunng
Prints by Fo'Cs and sckoImAn. CoInOi.eu attend Cs-s
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
Building Maferials.
pdius, Oils. @lass. ST.

REfiNED LARD OIL. fx banning sed ns
~ esaer5 f- hgu son srnl bn<nsiy so-s 20
utSeNE Sperm rAnts code, -easst Al Lcrls wen Va,
Jntss - sbaF- esrr-iA b. q gala oc,f Ass-s yaN n.
QUINCY IT, WNlz -
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WELLINGTON A. CASTER. Auctioneer.
nOCEAWAY Az Mt AI'CTlON-TO-MOR-

IL ROW loi o'clock az No 81 Deys Gteeusish-
Of Hard Cutlery Shoyeis Axes House
FuIr with invoice Of well selected Grocedes soap Rec
Tobacco Cses Spices Liquors, Wines &c. Aso, Roes
rUay In .oad order
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No.. IN ana SO Broadsay. wbe-si.
THIS DAY. Thursday, Dee. 4, at 10 o'clock. at
fheir p,ory Auction SLc-of rich Ola
MoNp and GOLD JEWELRl t-rE the balance Of ar
tss so.k cu.sng Of maEife ut Diamond Brooches made
~ The Pas kc1sts $c $50 each Also, elas
Mosse aud florctue Prs Dsmo hack siches Casief
nd Spsc,tone Diamoud Pics Ear RINGS sud a.lgs n
vanity ANAL lev ely Ao, assorEeIt % Gold Paient
Lave CirououerTs Duplex Detached Lyers Lepinrs sad
q O., pi,c.,-tnaters' Mares Joseph Johnson. Buye
Fr.rrs Co swcsr Aruci Aiam- Co.. TnbtAs Cooper
md Besrd,iey rC aenot Of the trade Is e.pecy called
ls SALE = ie1g the a;,s; sssoFturn Of eh jeSey ever
II, rrS 4 n.
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Macbiuerp, 81.

>~~~~~~~~~>~~~~N>~>>
CTEAMBOAT ENGINES for SALE.-
~ ONE BEAM ENGINE i8 inch JhndeI snG ret stIohe
WITH WITHOUT BOILERS.
ONE INCLINED ENGINE, &c inch cylinder and y feet
ar, b. WITHOUT BOILER
ONE CROsSHEAO E~GiNE, 81 inch cylinder ana 'oe'
strote VII HOJT BOILER.
With BOILER.
LAND ENGINES snd BOILERS for sale.
-'-'' INV CIiAs. W COPELAND,
No. 20 Bro,dssy, New-iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
DINE LAND-SIXTY MILLIONS of PINE.

DINE LAND-SlNTY MILLIONS of PINE. -
u For SALE tract Of Pine Laud, containing some 1000
Of land situsted In the OF this State
iocscd that Lumber shipped sither the Sounen
sIkcs CHICAGO NewYcrk Troy albany Boston and a.
The ia interpreted with other valuable
Tuber and has good soil for Agricultural purposes Ths IS
belle, ed TO be tie best tract of uucled Timber Land IN TINS
end III be sold bargain For full pAculsr
with survey OF the property, call on 49,
(H43) HOMER MORGAN, No. Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

finantinl.

ALERT NICOlAY, Auc.;o,..,I -
~ fHls DAY, Dee s'iSi ,'eiael ~ "a. ~ 4
chspFe. sr uut &c ~hou a. nav o.,essr,,. 1000
e. z" y, sdEord Cssi sra ln.n 20 & p,s s-sSa,
go Lseks~ suns West r. l. Mr. -
2f-N ttssssa Rock o. X - Mort, -. sess
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c ps,s's N'te DE sus 2, 'ssr Or s'ss .sss
Clohe Mutusi lps,. rslre Company
ies sts rs barhsr,n on COMPANY sie s.,h
"a sssrrs CIV qr In nj coFnpssy sIss
10 .hsrrs Urion lnGis Rnhbrr Coz Esn, ~Ia,ySs 4
as shares An. ricsn Goa Company ('nli 8, ekA a.
- shsr. Wells, Fargo G, = EEp go. sias~A
T2s'sr~s M,rlr-aV J.grAirs Pankros1 CO AZ
90 shsrss fTs3~sa,sr'. Bark, so ezra.
~ siarcs Chs'hsD Bank, 20 each
IS sbAfes kr-issns Bsak. . leo each.
81 shars s.. N,ohsiss Bauk. kioo esch.
Is shares SsNtuib MAID Bsrk. 50 nsck.
q shsrys NoT,h Americs Vie fnsursuce co ga -
- sizrss Brosd~sy Fire Insurance 90 sSsx.A
- shArs. Relief fiEe tUsurA &C Co. 80 eacb
TsRNs oF SALE-io Per ceut thls day and th- b.,,.A
| O'Clock 10 u,orroW. The scctaed iateges, % M
viii b. CHARGED q he purchase.
Eer' ,srlu sslr on MONDAY De-. T.
ALBERT IL. NiCvLAf Aucsioaee- sal e,st-
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