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The Mormon DeIusiou.

II ID matter OF some speculation how long this
nonstrous delusion will last The journals of the
principal seaports still chronicle the arrival Of
ahip loads of men, women aud children from foreign
countries who have been converted by the Mission.
aries Of the Mormon faith and are on their way
TO utsh. We believe the System has in it the ele-
menfs OF premature decay and dissolution. 1t IL SO
entirely antagonistic to American civilization that
can never flourish, or even exist for long time
m the same hemisphere II Is Brigham Youne's
sasaely and strong viii which now hold it togesh
en- he sa Cromwell on q small scale, and, when
ne dies, the chief prop Of Mormonism win be gone
ana NE nnsghtly fabric soon tumble to tbs m sund
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EARLY MARRIAGrs.-The Boston Herald states
that "a couple were married in Charlestown on
Monday, quite young, bridegroom being H. and
the bride 16 years of age"
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DREDGING THE ST. LAwRENcE.-The work Of
deepenin the channel of the st. Lawrence be-
tween Quebec and Montreal is making satisfacto-
~ progress. The principal field Of excavation il
Lake st Peter.
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MISSOURI POLITICS Mr. Sims, the anti Benton
candidate for Lieut. Governor of Missouri, has de.
clned to run, and Hancock jackson, of Randolph
county, has been nominated in his stead. Hon
John G. Griffin declines to as an eector on the
Benton ticket
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T..fer 1rou, Havunn.

5 NEW YORK, July 24-The steamer Philadei-
phia has arrived here from Havana, with dates
to the 20th and Is Ut quarantine in consequence OF
the sickness At that port. She brings l5o passen.
gers and @lo0, 600 in specie.
Gen Concha's health was precarious, at last &c
cOunfs.
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FIRST APPEARANCE IN PoLIrICs.-In Galoa, II
linois, new Fremont paper has just appeared in
the Swedish language. There are now 100000
Swedes in the Northwest and this is their first po
lilical paper.
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WHO'LL Buy The Saratoga IN. " News
says the prospects are that this will be one
ofthe best they have ever had. 1t is said that a
piece of fashionable ewery; in the shape of bri-
dal set, magnifcently enriched with diamonds,
and valued at the very modest sum Of $4,000, is
ON sale there
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DEATH AT SEA-The schooner Kate Helen of
Plymouth, arrived at Harwichport, Mass, on Sat.
urday, on her way from savannah to Thomaston
All on board were sick with yellow fever, and two
men had died
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Nav York whig Movement.

ALBANY, n Y, July 24.-The Wing State Com
mittee has called Convention, for the l4th OF An
gust, to appoint delegates to the Nationai wing
Convention TO be held in Baltimore. It also passed
resolutions endorsing Fillmore.
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VIRGINIA GOLD MISEs-The Fredericksburg
Herald says the proprietor of the Quartz Gold
Mines in Orange, is about shipping SO tons of ore
10 England to be tested by parties there negotia-
ting for his mine. The U. States mines. owned by
Col Thos. Hunt, Of N. York, are about being open
ed by Col Morgan. The washings of refuse sand
at the Vancluse mines have yelled SIS per ton -
The Mitchell mine, in Spottsylvania, has been
valued at $l50,0o0 by a party from the North
The Gardner mine, in the same county, is yielding
we'll
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ARRIVAL OF REV. JOHN E. EDwARDs-Rev.
John Z. Edwards of Richmond, and his Virginia
rageliing companions, arrived in New York We'd
nesday on the Persia from Europe
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Democratjc Conveutiou

SYRACUSE, n. Y. July 24.-The Fusion Dsmo-
cratic Convention met to-day ct o'clock. The as-
tendance WAS not large though respecfable-tnciu.
ding many Of the NEST prominent Democrats Of
the State .-=@r
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WITHDRAWAL OF Com. SToCKToN.-Co mmo
dore Robert F. Stockton has written a letter with.
drawing from the contest for the Presidency.
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Fire stTaronto.

TORONTO. July % AT one o'clock this morn
ing large fire occurred at King street. in this city
destroying number Of frame buildings, offices, 2
lumber yard, &c. The theatre narrowly escaped
Loss $4,000.
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Gov. CoRwIN.-This gentleman has authorized
the Cincinnati Columbian to contradict the state
ment that he was about to take the stump for FIRE.
mont. He says he will vote for Fillmore If there
be fair prospect of his success in Ohio. But If
the Fillmore ticket is not likely to carry Ohio then
he will vote for Fremont and Dayton.
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JUDGE DOUGLAS, it is said has written severe
letter to the Rev. Mr.. Roy, preacher in Chicago,
for having said in his sermon, abiding to the
saultng of Mr.. Sumner, that Douglas, of giant
infamY stood by W 18th his hands in his pockets"
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Curry, owned by w. w. Lamb, of Norfolk, who
was present at the seige Of Yorktown, died on
Monday last.
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STABBED.-An alteration red at church on
last Sunday, in the county of Franklin, (va be.
tween Mr.. VIM. Keen Edwards and DIR. Glenn
ments, in which the former was dangerously if mot
fatally stabbed and the latter severely beaten
with stick.
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At the late commencement of William g. Mary
College, the honorary degree of L. L. D. was
conferred upon VIM. Green, Esq, of Richmond.
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sisoikIA efRlsas--Thsrs are 500 vIsitors =,
sne socnertdge Alum Springs. 400 q Tie Gsssn.
snphsr sd soo = ne Hsptgeusry white Sui
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A PERTINENT IsaUIRY.-A correspondent o.
the New York Journal Of Commerce, abiding to
the testimony in the North Pennsy lvania railroad
accident, which spoke of the passengers running
to the neighboring farm-houses for axes to enable
them to liberate those who were roasting, asks
why should not railroads supply their cars with
tools indispensable in case of accidents-why have
to rush to the nearest house for such toos III be
needul for fre-eDgine 10 carry axes for their i'm
mediate use, why not the more needful on cars p
This is a pertinent inquiry. Every train of cars
should carry with them implements which are
found to he most serviceable when an accident oc-
curs-jack-screwss Jaws, axes and crowbars-not
one of each for train, but fall supply, and
placed in each car, 80 that they could be easily
reached when their nae renders it necessary.
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Reputed Challenge from MIR. Babcock Il
MIR. BurlinSume.

PHILADELPHIA July 23.-Letters have been re-
ceiyed here stating that challenge has passed be-
tween Messrs. Buriingame and Bsbcock. The lat
ter was not in his seat yesterday, and he said to
have left Washington accompanied by General
Lane.
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CBF DAILY DISPATCH.



Appeeprlasiess fer IMprsvisg Navienuen'
Couerees ssfi makes liberal apprspriaaons ios
The Improvement Of rivers In every direcs'on-
Rivers on the Atlantic, rivers In the INTERIOR ~
ers ana hasbors Whose very names wefe Va
heard Of before are absorbing golden ssresn. !.
sks tressury. States whose everlasting o0Ass =
hat they are indebted alone 70 their o~
prise and energy for their success. are .a'
d,es, beesars q Uncle Sam's door, fupi,c i.nas
are givei, away in empires to bald railroad. ie'
vIrriuia. who bestowed those LANDS upon sne son
erL government. and has no longer doi'af 70
carry on her public works. makes no enoft 70 90
tain q dime Of the millions which Congress II
ready 10 Give for rivers and railroads Al over the
lard. Hers Il the james river, stream which, II
rooerIv relieved from the distinctions TO the navi
ration Of large vessels, would enrich and invigo-
rase every interest of Virginia Yet whilst every
creek and puddle In the West has its friends IN
Congress, this great channel of trade Seems 70 be
left 20 take care of ITSELF We again invoke the
attention Of our representative 10 Congress TO this
subject We know his ability, his zeal, and bis de-
yosion to the interests of his constituents. Win
his politics we have nothing to do. but we respect
fully aud earnestly urge him. IS the federal money
10 used for such purposes to secure this district its
share Let him think OF this fine river, in which
our people are 90 deeply interested, and push
through q bill making sufficient appropriation for
removing the distractions to its navigation.
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AN OUTRAGE. We learn from the Monmouth
IN. j. Democrat, that on last Saturday night a
party Of rowdies made an attack on the Catholic
Church in Freehold, and completely riddled the
windows by brckbats and other missiles.
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aPHCIAL NoTICHe.
LOST.

OST OR STOLEN---At the Ments ONE
juiv aI.t. large sizs CAMEO BkEAsTPlN. Asis
"a: very highly priced by the owner liberal reward
will be given. II required, BY leaving II ~ tns
patch Office ~ -.
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OLD PoIHT-A letter from Old Point savs In. 4
mere are from 400 70 600 visitors there. Mr. Col
usenont was not there, but spent : few days il
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KANSAS MEETING ToNfGHT-Captain a. C.
Pate, Virginian. and intimately connected with
the recent struggles in Kansas il In this city, un.
der the auspices of the Kansas Executive Commit.
tee of Virginia, and will address the people tonight
at Metropolitan Hail Captain p il well posted in
Kansas affairs. His lectures derive additional in
terest from the rich fund Of humor and eloquence
displayed in them. All DESTROYS Of having Kansas
life wildly painted to them should attend the Hall
tonight.
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Female Politicians.


The women of the North are certainly making
long strides in political Direction We have
from time 10 time noted the fact that one and
another Of these extraordinary females have
mounted the stump, and are perambulAting the
free States clamoring for Fremont We published
lately paragraph to the effect that large num-
er Of the Republican ladies' of Fall River, Mas.
sachusetts have organized themselves into an as
sociation which they style the Jessie Circle p
A. most of our lady readers, thank Heaven, are
little of politicians that they may not know the
meaning of this phrase, we will just. explain that
|" Jessie Is the Christian name of Mrs. Fremont
This Is very rich aud quite CHARACTERISTIC. 1t Is
very good name; the friends OF Fillmore or Bu
chanan will not srudge them this title; In fine'
they will give them and their husbands Jessie ,
by next November. The whole concern win be .
Jessie circle" by that time, of the form and
substance of cypher.
We are glad to see that this Woman's movement
IL entirely confined to the abolition females and
that the wives and daughters Of the friends Of
Buchanan aud Fillmore have the good taste and
good to eschew politics. 1t is true that old
Buck Is an old bachelor and Fillmore widower,
but these are facts which would recommend them
more strongly to Free Soil women, and prove
such incentives to energy and effort that they
would leave no stone unturred to secure their
triumph. There would be Willard "circles" and
old Buck "circles +" on every hand, each of whose
members would anticipate nothing less than to
become apermanent fixture of the White House.
See how much more sensibiy. discreetly-how
much more like women, the Buchanan and Fill
more ladies behave than their opponents. We
want better illustration of the nonsensical and
demoralizing character of aboltionism than these
ridiculous "Jessie circles" thing and an express
sion which none but fool could have invented
These demented females would much better form
sewing circles bread, pudding and knitting cir
cles spanking bad children and -putiiug .them-to-
bed circles, than TO be Jessying around the coun-
try, whilst their husbands starve aud their brats
hollow murder ct home
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Nearly 81 900 have been subscribed at Cape May
in aid of the Philadelphia sufferers by the late
railroad calamity.
Col. Sumner, lately in command at Fort Lea.
venworth, but relieved by Gen. Smith, arrived at
St. Louis last week.
The population of Charleston, S. c., is put down
by the city directory at 10000.
John Martin, one of the Irish exiles, is soon to
visit the United States.
A. Judson Crane, of Richmond, and C. Irving. Of
Lynchburg, made political speeches in Dnayille
this week.
James Semmies was shot and killed BY Bernard
Magee, in GEORGETOWN, ID. c., on Wednesday, while
attempting to cut down Democratic pole.
The Thermometer. in Fredericksburg, Va, on
Friday, stood at l02 degrees in the shade.
The chinch bug is playing wild works with the
Caroline.
There was 4 hail storm in Stafford county. ON
FRIDAY evening last, which gave US coeI weather
until Monday.
A correspondent Of the Petersburg Democrat
dominates James Baron Hope for Congress to All
Bayiy.
Gen Totten, Chief Engineer of the U. s. Army,
Is at Newport, r. /.
Col. Hardee of the Dragons, has been appoint.
ed Commandant of Cadets at West Point, vice
Brevet Major Walker
The Masion Ohio News, Fremont paper, but
edited by . Virginian, formerly Of the Wheeling
Tunes, says that there are now 500 Fremont votes
In Ohio county, Va
The President las recognized Adolphe Trave
Keckkoefer as vice consul Of Brazil for the port Of
Washington and Georgetown, in the District Of
Columbia, and Alexandra, in the State Of Virginia
The Treasurer Of the Atlantic Mills has directed
Gen. K. Oliver, the agent, to appropriate IS 600
for course OF lectures the eusnng winter for the
operatives Ia that establishment
The telegraph cable, lost In being laid from Cape
Ray, Newfoundland, 10 Aspy Bay. Cape Breton,
has been nearly ali recovered and 10 On its way 10
New York in the brig Ellen.
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~ ESs0 "a FOR OLD POINT, NOR.
=tsss.E FOLK AND PORTsMoUTH.--

The Steamboat AUGUSTA, Capt.
WIN. G. SMITH, 10 again on the route between Rich
inond and the above pisces. tvia Port Wahslll ha,'
ing been thoroughly ovsrhsued and reftted, both
a. regards her machinery and hull and furushed with
y new wrought iron shaft. new water wheels, Ike.
The cars, running Ia connection with the Augusta,
viii leave the Richmond Station Of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at O'Clock A. u. Returning, ths Al
gusa will leave Wrights wharf, Norfolk, tyery Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, ut 81 o'clock A. NJ.
! jy22 THOs. DODAMEAD. Supt
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Virginia Fire and Marine I.sur..ce Gem

This old company. chsrtsrsd in 1882, and 20 long
and favorably known TO this community, have re-
Gently removed next door to the Dispatch. Tney
have fitted up their Office very tsstefully, ana
made Il what every place Of business ought ~ far
q possible to be, inviting to the public We do not
hesitate to say that we consider our neishborhood
decidedly improved by their coming among N,
and we feel very sure that any business in their
line viii be ~ courteousy fairly and literally done
by themselves a. any other company. As their
stock is almost entirely owned in this city. ~
they have paid . very large amount Of losses, and
have rendered very essential aid in the way Of
dscounting paper to the business community, we
bespeak for our old friends and mep neighbors, an
increased patronage in their new location.
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~ WILLIAMS CARaisGros report the follow.
Ing - portion Of thsir sales the rast few days
= Carter case, $3.50, No. J. I'D; No. Z elS 50;
No g. ol2
7. Csrrinsten, ei4 ela
4. =. Aishardson. eal75
D. Chslmsfs at 10 cal, 4 10 rs, u al, Il
eis, asd ST ei2.7A
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RUTTEK.-.A prime article of Mon ufain
- BUTTER fresh just received and for sale by
jy 25-2tA II. w. TYLER
- sTOKES,iROOMS aud DWELI~I
HM HOUSES FOR RENT at low figure.
AA Apply to H. w. TYLER.
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pl1i1ll--1 yesss ~ ~ ~ - ~
considerable expssiesss = sssekips
y e - e. ess1sse pspts 10, 9 oss
puelA 4iehes fsw mere shalasx ~ - kesself
teeetse9 tneessaaeoa Aom ~ psineipal piAnist "a
Jeany Lisa. ". u. Uo1annn -. jseh ocaf161f
!srns !iS - ssssssr Il = iss.sa~ Mn 4. &.
-, bs4 ~, post eees. N8-o
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RJOTICH.-There Will &c . pae1y "a 1ee--
| Y lie 6pringa ON THURSDAY, 5lsh Julv. a 4
= yis s Tnos c. WILSON SONS
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plANOB..-'Fho subscrlher
has tnst fsceived one Of ]. 4 q, No
hi HI chers eelsbratsd7 octave PIAMOH.
y = qnpeceesary to ny anyshina u
commsudetion 81 fschsr's faaos, they sse too ven
known and apprscists1 % requirs Il. Any pssoun
y1salne ssPe!1of k1ene has asw ~ opportunity 70
TH00, w. KEEoEk
~ ~ 0eo. J. Gunsnor1a Reaxt u
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1is.sSs D1SfiF6af' AEIrH ! o. To-
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CklSMAN'S I'm ROVED CHEMl-
roWder warranted to make. with less labor and
lime, hxnter and batter Bread, Biscuit, Buckwbest,
sweet and other Cakes, that can be made with Yeast
prepaIed only BY J. r. JACKSON, Market
Bridge, and for sale BY Drugsiss and 0roesIs geae-
r&uy. 1872 t7asffs y
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r HAVE On hand an extra Coach Japan
i Varniyf, which l would recommend to coach
painters and others superior 10 any in this market
For sale by WIN. SATTLER,
iyA l42 Main streets
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WANTS.

WANTS
VKJANTED...l wish 10 employ a younx
w vrbite man. One that will make himself gen.
ar.Ilv useful A single man from the country pre-
ferred. WIN. ~ AANSANA' 3
~ x5-St
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LrRESA FRUlT..-50 cases French LIE.
II mons. IN fine keeping order; IS boxes Palermo
do. new crop; 20 boxes Palermo Oranges, new crsp
just received BY steamer and schooner for sale by
iva LOUIS j. BsySSIrJYf
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II MIC INSTITUTE, West Farms, Weschester County,
NJ ". ZAEPFFEL Principal. Parents wauin hool in
which acquire thorough KNOWLEDGE OF the mod
Languages will call at the AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTI
TUTE Appletons Building No. $40 Broadway, " 7.
f.. III. CHAPMAN 4 SMITH
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OCTOBER %. 1856.
financial.

AIsyxr n NIcoLAY, AlctioneS
WILL SELL. THIS DAT, Oct -, st ia
w ooci i lie Merchant. EIrtAase for account Of when
~ CO lie Ere. w.bash I'D ST. LOa. r. R iM5r:s.ss
Gr,., Wet I'LL r. R c.. lsP-E cent Bonds
56l Harfforf C.-v . per cent Bont.
500 Alton a STATE per cent bouts
n 90 M,w1uk,r saG Horizon RsL.gsds per Boo Is
200 L.ekava--A I'D WetsTr &. K si Arirlse Boz a.
1890 Peru srG l. iiar pills K. q I0r-.lgr Bouts.
600 y, plis C.ty reE cent 50n-.
=, ssf n. cis.J CRY IN per ce-t rtS
81 Ac.ieuy 4 Muse ! rt.ise B,n-A
2.l4-.s ! -- i.1.v .: N-sic. : wt "a. D.
sla-.s T. l-. Ay.rrr Rl..-1si c.. -" - b
share. ; IL Avenue Rair0a4 C. : ~ ea.A-
g. shares SEC. 4 ! Avenue kiifoat Co Slo eaci
s. .har4s T-svr--ou Coa AID Ra-'al Co.. : 100 ~ar4.
9. Shares NeEJeIsey seA1boa: Co. tate Ropes Aael
el.C AL.
~ .ba-e. Trent T-1u Co. = % each.
2; shares Na;erloO Woole4 Manu- sctUTas Co 50 ESQ.,
g shares Farmers and Mechsrlc HanEis Co.. 100 eaca
10 sla--s Ci.rqu. In oyrt-sLt Co. Zoo eAca'
Is Gr,a. We.f.ra H. Railroad. tlC1 el-1.
is Chesapeake and Ohio Scam Irau'PoTt'aon ani
Mining Co., 500 esch. - . .,,,L
s1 ~. North American Trust aud BANKING Co. 100 each
81 ares Toledo sad Hin Die Railroad, So eac1
10 snare. hart rd aud New. Haven Railroad. lO eaa
IS shsr,s Grocer Pre- Insurance Co, 30 cAc2
leo shares Grocars Bank 50 e@ch.
~ SHARES Bulls Hesd Bank, IS each
S0 .lar.. Artisars' Bank. 800 each. ,
-FKMs OF S,Lg-Ten per this fiy .Ii M "a o.
re ocoek The accrue- AXE. 81 ~ Al ne 0o-SS
pH b. chsr.si 70 the purchase
NJ Brosds st.
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UGtthes, 9emetrn, 81

GOLD WATCHES and STERLING SlLpEH
" WARE together with ,r.e sssoTtaleut Of DlASoSDs
Nd AL kinds Of fIs God Jswetry, he. -
Gold detached Levers Tor Ladies'. ......... 30 TO -
Gold Rob,. Rosskeu Levers for Lalies... 0o to So
Gold jules Jgrrenseu Watches ........ : 10 70 NV
Also, ~ kinds Of Wstche, At equally low prices.
Res AltttA Plate Ware Poke spoons Cake Bssten Tea
bst kc very low Al articles g1srsneed 70 be ~ repre-
ssnted. SQUlEE, LANDER Il Co, No ~ fsi'0hSt
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

MRS. HART, No. 3Ol Broadway. will open 81
Nl THURSDAY October > PA-., WINTER MILL EAi
Also lAes styles a Dress C.1Ak az Manila PitiefA@
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let BRACELETS Is CENTS A PAIR.
JFT GOODS We bav. Just received large snortment
Il BRACELETS and BROOCHES direct from the ufic-
during late visit 20 ElrOp.
faer ourselves they exactly suited 70 the city I.f-
liberal discount 70 country dealers, GEO WY; TUTTLE.
Importer ofFaucy Goods Dolls, Toys, and Games,
3l5 Broadway.
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PHExIx B.SK NEw-YosS, Oc; H. !S6.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF ms BANK
Esyrg uuaiInousy resolved % lNCkEAsE its AZ
STOCK II m on. NJ lion Two Hundred Thousand q %'VD
Oue Mou Elsli Hundred Thousand lS.ol ihs pTe,;
sr' tokhoder. are hereby notified that AZ lN> IALlhhI
Of FIFTY PR CENT ~ 3 cent? wiz be- required - re
raid tie s1.n Day Of January i7. and 'he BALAN 81
a-v 1857 with lr,e-. from he SIKH Day Of Jsnuary 1850
Book. # Subscription will be opened a; tle Bank On tne
latE day OF November II - -, ,.--.,,, nj,
T NJ. BSYsON. CAshe-.
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OFFICE on TIE HrDsoS RivsE BsrpeE Co, !

OFFICE OF TIE HUDsoS RIVER BRrDGE Co. :
AT ALBANY, sept . 1855.
DLANS and Specifications for the SUPER
i STRU CTURE OF BRIDGE to be erected by tbis Com
pany acruss Tie Hudson River Albany will b. received by
III Directors time within sixty days the date h,Fe{
a; their Office the ENchaugc the City Of Albany n
plans nav Suprrsrucure of either Wood Iron.
OF the Charter the Bridge Is b. consirsesS
with draw sufficient width admit The passage s
largest vessels navigating the River a, sst hundred feet
width or two draws ess' hundred and hty eaA
Information BE- Obtained ar he office OF the Company
20 he location the Bridge and all the particulars necessary
10 ~ those who wish submit pans AID
specifications.
al the items
The Company the right 20 reject al the psns
sdopt portions Of any of those which may De submitted
Premium Of 500 will be paid for The plan which
accepted BY the Directors or portions Of different plans Be
rectors may Deem proper. BY orirr Of tAe Board.
&. L. WILSON secretary.