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Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

The Paris CORES pondent Of tho New
York Commercial Advertiser, in . rscen,
letter, says:
Ispsn, Two hours ia Pere La Chaiss.
|, is indned = ..ci,y Of the dead" The
view OF Paris from the high grounds Of
the Cemetery is magnificent. From Pere
Ia Chsi.s We wen, ID the place where
the Bas'ile once slood, bp, where now
stands the column Of July. erected to the
memory OF the citizens Who fell in the
,hfse days Of July. 1880. Th.ir nance
10 the number Of els sre inscribed on
The columh. In passing the TuilIeries
we lefs the carriage and took . walk
through the gardens. which are surpsss
ingiy lovely and crowded with people.
some reading, some sewing. some kni,
iing-children playins-all d. ing .s
they please wl'hou. regard 70 Mrs. G,un.
dy. | have now been from nearly one
end Of Paris 10 the other. and have prob
ably seen more Of i's quain, ou, Of the
~ay streets. in the older portions Of Psri.
than many Of the Psrisans ,hemsslvss.
On Sunday uosning wen, to the
Church Of the British Emba,sy. and
prayed for Qaeen Victofia snd oil ihr
m, Al family. And Why no'l II We are
al rhildren oi one Father. whv not pray
for ,he Queen ~ veil ~ The President
Service was 10 commence ai IL. but =, =
before the doors we're no, open. 90 /
waited and wen, in with The crowd. A.,
The door I was met with "How many
seats. Madsmi" .Ons." "Ons :rsnc.
fyou p s"s'. ljpaid my iraac iad had
q very eligible seas just behind that se.
spar, fos The American Embsssy. l
wished very much 10 see the American
Minister. but hs did not ooms. My
heart beat quickly. on once more sitting
down in Protestant church; aud whom
The clergyman, with clear. soLorous
voice, read the ssnecces. and began
Dearly beloved ors,h,en," wsa no
more stranger in as,r.ngs land. but
child IN The house of ito ao,hsr. and |
Gang The chaun,s and responded 10 the
commandmen,s. and The Psalm. Forsu
na.sly remembered the old veraion
(for ! had an American prayer book with
re.) and ,hsnkeu God for psrml,.iOg me
once more 10 knsel IN His sanc.uary.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

BLuNpERs OF FxENcH JouRxAL.-
The Paris Pa,rie. having been reading
some high seasoned elec.ionssring in U.
8. papers. and particularly . psper Psin.
led q, 81. Laais IN The German language
in which he Republicans are called
: Niger Bosssrs." (niggsr kisssrs.) takes
,hs matter literally. and reports il - aa
extraordinary fact that new religious
sss, has osgina,sd in the Uai,sd Sn,ss.
called ..Adossssuss dee Nsssess." which.
bsing in,srpsessd. mean "Nsgro wor-
sh,ppsrs." which 6ids tais 70 swsllov
up all the e,hss isns asd sisms ef he
dAy.~
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
TITLIs or rmxk

One Of the best titles Of meseaniils
firm We have ever seen, 10 "Csll and Set
,Ie." which 10 painted in golden letters on
sign in one Of our eastern ci,iss. Gus.
toners are reminded. every time they
pass. Of their outstanding aceosasss--
"Nesi 4 Pray" 10 the ,i,ls Of smother
firm. Blu, the following "bea.s all."-
"rwo Attorneys" says IN ole nswspa.
per. in partnership in = town Of the
United States had the nams Of the firm.
which was. Ca,chum 4 Chs,um." ia
scr'bsd in the usual manner upon the
Office door; bo, - the singulsri,y and
ominoua jux,aposi,ion Of the words led
10 many coarse joke from passsrs.by.
The men Of law attempted 10 destroy in
par, the eiIeci Of The old association. By
the insertion OF the initials Of their Chris.
'ian names. which hsprsned 10 bs Isaish
and Uriah; bn, this made The affair ten
times worss-,hs ineripiion san: Il.
Calcium & u. Che,um."
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

We learn from the hawk-Eya thai
EDxrxp MANnINs. Esq.. Of Van Buren,
Cooasy. hss been sp?oia,sd Commiss-
itnss Of ,hs Dee Noiass River Impsevs-
mont vsse. Hoaesabis W,llian seKsy,
sssieasd. s IS
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
Philadelphia. Nov. %.

A notice waa postsd on the Lancaster
Bank door this morning ssa,ine IN sOass-
quence ct the run upon the bank and the
refusal Of the Philadelphia banSs 70 re-
eslvs their nosss. ihs ofiiesrs fosnd 10 in.
pDssibls 10 meet their Liabilities, end
were compelled 10 close the bank. They
also state thai their asssts are suflicieas
10 meet their eivculaiion and 'deposi's.
This suspsnsian ocoasi0as general
surprise here. - The ability Of the baak
70 meet al iss lisbililiss waa, gsnssaiIy
eoaesdsd yesterday.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
sunksn War Vessels ct Ssbastspsl to hs 1ais.
Cd BY IN American.

John E. Gowen. Esq., Of ,his city.
~ho 10 now in Russia. has jas, entered
into contract with The Russian Gov
srnmsn,, TO raise the shi2s Of war and
other vessels. SO in number. sunk in the
hsrbor OF Sebas.opol ., the time Of the
sisgs. |. viii bs remembered that Me-.
Gowen, unde, csn,ract wi,h our Gov.
ernmsn,. sucseedsd. after repeated efforts
Of the British engineers had failed. l.
raising the wreck Of the United Sialss
steamer Missouri. sunk ia the hasbos VI
Gibsalisr. Mr.. Goven will commence
operation in the harbor Of Ssbas.opoi
next spnag.-Boston Times Nov. o.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
CREENBAI'NI & KAAKEL

Wholesale AID Retail fkdiers In
g L. - Il M 6e
And Gentlcmen'a Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
shoes, SC,
No. 6, Barrett House. Jefferson st, Huntington
West OF the Henry Hosse, OTruMwA
Sent. 25th, '36-n30-ly.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
". wACnTLER,
4 not & Shoe M aker,

Main 81. beI0W SpfMldiNgss Shop,
4 OTTUMWA IOWA.
R~THE proprietor keeps constaRtlv or
- ..is 4 good assortment OF Leathers, and is al
- ready Ia accommodate customers with
iood work in his line O, business.
November 9th, tS54.yi
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
3 oetrp.
DYING, AND YET LIVING.

poetrp.
DYING, AND YET LIVING.
NJ THEODORE TILAoN.
She died yet 10 not deadi
Ye saw q daisy on her toomb;
1t bloom'd to die--she died to bloom.--
Her summer hath not sped
She died-yet ID not dead!
Ye saw her jewels all unsetj
Loi God then gave coronet,
To crown her ransom'd headi
She died-yet Is not deadi
Ys saw her gazing toward the sky
Whose lights ne'er beam on mortal syt;--
She linger'd--y.arn'd-and Aedl
She died-yet is not deadi
A messenger on noisless wing
Bore sweet summons from the King
She foIlow'd where he led!
She died-yet snot dead!
Thro' pearly gate. o'er golden street,
She went her way with shining feet:-
Go ye, and ihither tresdl
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
W. Clement.

riui Engineer and County Surueyor.
EDDYvlLLE, IOWA,
WILL, promptly respond to any calls mad
,r;r;ng Official services in the south half of the
ssrrstv win be charged no more for travelling
,;me than from Ottumwa.
Ottumwa, Nov. 15th., '55-n
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

- HAVING permsne sly iocs y
In ottumwA oAsr thsir sssvites to
UcSY4y the citizsns a town and vic wy.
,uvork wasrantsd. Ladies waitad On q their
s..iSsneo desired. Tssth inssFted IRON one
t,sn epiIus 6st, either b Means g springs o.
slloospAeEis sssmIs. Iney ny = s.ona =
SMUluo g61EI, II - Woee@ sneem.
n. - J9ee. 4 ~
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
FASHIONABLE
SCOTS AND Shoes
r.. N o U . 4 = r e.

vTAs opened . Shoe Shop directly opposite
II Wood's new Hotel. All work will b.
warranted to ct snd 10 b. Of good material.-
,oots and Shoes constantly on hand. Give
aim sesll u you want sgood pair Of Boots o.
hoaa
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

EI lose the silent watches oe The night
q the nocturnal thief said whsn As waassAhias
the jswsler's shev.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

OBsDlfNcE IN CHlLpREH.- 10 sn-
spesksb!s wha, . blessing j, is to child.
wha. 4 saving Of unhap2iness and wick.
sdness in after life. TO DO ssrly issghs
absolute obedience; there nass bs No
hssi,s ing or asking why. but what q
mo,hsr says muss as once BE- dons. -
'fhe young swig bends easily. but r.
member, ,ha, in af,sr years il grows hard.
and will break before you bend il A
little sisadiness .. 6sst will savs you
many years sorrow. While iSsist upon
obedience. however. you must care. that
you 10 not provoke . child. and tempt
u 10 disobsdisnes BY unreasonable and
foolish commsnds. .Provoks ns, your
children to wra,h;" and when j, is nee.
sssary 10 punish them. see that is assss
be done violently and IL . passion. bus
40 du'y.-Hints to Mothers
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sr.rE or YrwYoax. sEcnEritT: oyy,er
no the SHERIFF. Of the CITY and COUNTY

ITO the SHERIFf of the III L sno SOoNtt
ofNEW-YORk-SIB: koes hereby uvsn .en a. 10
Otp.r, ELt nn 10 bsIa IN Stsnc tbs fUhssDAf
sins Monday n November Hsss We ns0rss
ofssr. ale TO be elected u Vii.
Leu Governor IN the ii-es VI henry h~yfeoui
Osnsi IonnlsssoE.T IN The pisse Of eorneas -.
psubk. -
CeTt ef the cour, Of APes The place Of Benjamin "
An ~ho'. Of ofee ,xpsre the lat day Of Ds
e.mbeI
lhytIs Electors Of President and yes'Presdspi Of the
AR,lr,snsivs IN the Tbir,ysh Coane,. II the U.rsi
sstrs h the lard Consicssn. Dst,it composed he
County 4 N,wAos;
Cor.i,ssi'ral p.c nP,ed Ct the Fourth sx Tenth
an, kouitstlth ards 4, tlr ,Ald city and county,
Also H. preventative IN ths 'aid C,nSrc,s Tor the A Cer
s,ssiLal Let ecn pos,d . the seventh and Eh zenith
N4Ids the ssd Cry and COM and the IaTtecnth -Four
,eer,A Fi,erth md sH'esn " d he Cliy Of Brekya
Also preventative in the sd Conses, r the sixth Con
sre, Ls D.,Iio, e,mP'sd u tes h. h, Feen.h and
s.y,nt,tu b Nards Of be @ Vt wlvrk,
Ao X, IN tie .sd Cunsrs.s ear The seventh
Cou,rc,,Is Di,ric esmF-'d Il he Ninh Sixteenth and
Tw,ut.il Ward. Of the @ Of New York,
Rtpltssu i've IN he sid Oonse-s foE tho Eaxhth
C.rsT,,R u D,.iI.s, composed of he Iwss Each e-p,h
Smsr.euh Tvsn'p,b Twenty hI aud Twenty 'eoOsa Ward
Of +, q ' of Ncw-loIk.
CIV snS County .fhceFs Aiso 10 b. elected
A Msyoi IN the plsce II Fernando Wood
A IitI Judge IN the pAc" Il Elisha ; tsproni -
Two 6ovsInors Of he Alas Hou., the P>ces Of l.'-e
Bel H. and Sn Draper ,,
Also Mem Der. o Assembly, 'or sAid 'iv na No.ny
All whose OF Office vii expire on ,he last Gay OF De
cen Oct Eat p STANTON, jE. byp Secretary Of State
sBrSIrTs OFFICE NV Y0SS, AusS-t ~, 1850.
The above ubhed pursuant the notice o the ScersAIy
Of state ard tie Ee9uFehen'' 0i ne .s,s,c Nit ~ ~
Sheriff Of the City aud County OF New,Yort
All the public ncwspsPer m the county WI poo'n 'de
above each week Until the eiee'iSn ana Men ' mn
before the Board Sup.sors and passed Tor payment sc
Revised Statutes, vol chap s. title > ''Ss pat page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

-Loue leland is alive with n'tusiasm 10 behalf
Fremont ard FreecOm Mass meetings and local
meetings in suffolk County attended by crowds Of
eenen opposed to the Extension Of Slavery, and 10
murder, robbery snd ars'n az POLITICAL agents.
A great Border-Rufiian rally vac held al C.eve-
land On "wednesday lat. Every county in OHIO wac .
be- repre,ented but with all the Efforts that coali be
made more than eight hundred people were present,
NLw-CAsAAS, CoNs.-We have been hard at WORK
here all the FAN for good of Freedom, an
at town 81 ction found that the seed Gown 10
faith he'd sprurg up and borne abundant fruit W.
have good meetings every week. The Rev. Henry
Ward Beechor So Ike at last meeting but one, AMI
Mr.. Stewart l. Woodord Of your city spoke last night.
We hope TO 90 better for Fremont Ia November than
We old for cur town tic Ike; tlis week.
The fillmore men N New-iiampsnre recently got
Up an Electoral Tibet but being rather pressed for
timber, they were obliged 20 pa, On one Daaiei W.
Fansr Of Troy, ihorOugh-gong FIemoD.er.
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ALBEIT IL. NIcOLAy Auctioneei.
nOSITINE EXECUTORS SALE Of the Estate

II Of the late GEORGE FORDHAM deceased of East
broadway Cherry Waier REAL ESTATE, by order Of
A. W. Bradford, esq, Surrogate, 10 close the EstaeAL
BERT II. kICULAi will sell, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. p,
II Gel. ck AZ the Merchants Exchange az follows:
LEASE of Lots VI Nos o21 and 3lJ CdERRYST with
the and Bnck Houses thereon the south
side Clinton and MonigomeIy-st Houses 2x6
The expire May 1863 with renewal of p at
per valuation. Present ground rent S75 per snnum
the Of the lot full value for ali improve
mems a the expiration Of the leases -
The LEASES Of LOIS Nos. 57f SIC and 578 WATER-ST.
With the three 3,oTy and cellar Brick stores thereon x4)
each The leases the the Chcrryst property and
will be- sold H. parcel together with the
No. 2l8 EAST BROADWAY.-Tne LEASE OF Lot No 2lS
East Broadway together with the isor aud basement Brick
the south side between Clinton and JceT
sons House z3xi6 and contains all the modern improve
The lease expires the LIST of May 1884, with two
renewals Of q years each per valuation Present
S5 annum the owner of the lot to pay full
value all provrmsnts at the expiration OF the lease
TERMs-Cash follows 10 per cent aud the aucuoneeI'
fees ON the day Of SALT ard the balance ON the M day OF No
x,mbe IT. when the leases will be deyeTcdthe purchaser
10 have the benefit Of all the from day For full
teuIsr apply at No 81 Cbenyst the Auctioneer No
BIoad.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
NETWORK sud NEW-HANEN RAlihoa AZ.
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing Nay ?, To-"
P.seHseI Stations Conner B.Saa" az ana ,.bav

Passenger Stations Conner Broadway ana ma ana -
In N.wY TX. Corner 25th-.t md " aN %
TSAWs LIavE N1vYoEX-For New-daTeh = ~
L So SIS AfEI)4.E 2 For Brie~Poft: - ~
~ So rs (E1 $50 ?. For Milford strsiiS' r.,
Southport aud W,stport. a. n. - 20 W
NorWst: ga M 1g:g J:i5 T. tx - Pr i *
For Damn md Greeuyieh. T. o. LIZ ''LP -
l5p IT. For S'-nifl!it: T. 2 tFx) y 4 m
tEr ~ 5 u 81 u for Port Cnester and h'eina--~e
s.aff as 7 g a u L. n 3 IS, TO, jl5, % p NJ
CCNSgcrnC rsAlSs-For bOssr: = u Y ~ ~ p ~
E1) For Harf.rl and srrirgfsd: r. ~ u1,rss
y. (EGb For Connecticut River kaiHAS - % m
% Wssifeid For E-w-Lo,lop Rail-i; e m w. 30
HCgssfo HiC Rslro al: re- 49, D H-,a,G. o a m
3.l5p n Per DAatary aod scr''AA h~'~'' 80 49,
yty.~., 5.o 7sz5,
~ ~, n 90, n . % r n. tE1J FROM badssPgr:
10 10 i-sIs N. o. = - ~, 80 S. -
Ftcr1 Eor~.I q q o ~ IS. 70 . a. =
s. - 70 S o. tF1.) Frga Per S'"'ef' 49, ''''
- ~ - y W lvsS n ICYT srF@rn'sLIeEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

L CENTRAL Route connecting the Au.ls ci,'s' ~
N..t.rn N.rb-wesf-rn .nd Southwestern states ~ '
uruou. Railway direct Tuc Rosd sso connecr.
With dsy Inc e stsansrs 10 al ports N inc 1851 W.
and Ceyrsnd and SsndEsky WIN steamers 70 a. 80
tie North LAsss nah ns me moot direct
r-.be ~ Which FREIGHT can BE- iorNSoes % .n
n ik- Grrs Nest. .--,,,.p,u
RATS BtTMEEN PHILADELPHIA ana riIfSpO Apf''
ftsI cL,ss-bpoI. Sao'. Dry GOODS pn orc. Per 100
SECOND CLsss.-Boots snd S-ariorery, prT a., -
hoods in baltsl Hardware. Leather 7S PIT wv
wool, Ac...s+-.--
Tui3D tLAss-Auvis. BsgSrr. Bacon ana sS p.r 100
fc-s OE bulk hsr p, &c................
FoCkTH (LAss.-COFrc, F.h. Bacon AID "A. ~, ,nn a
PoIt tpAckecl Lard 40 Lard OH - -
l. slipping Goods OF Philadelphia D. par
iSL.a a ak tie package Via PeLEsy wanna Railroad Az
Coos consigned 10 The AGENTS Of this Road AZ PaePA OF
Ptt.hLr.h Bill De- forwarded without sr;rgtos-
fsslSHT AGhTs-Il-rri. WoEuliry Co. Memphis Tenn :
r. ,. ssss Co. -. Louis, Mitchell L son Evansville
Ind pam,,Hil 81 Nu,aock an Carer Jewett Louis
vile. Ky. B. {. Medium Madison lad SprxuaR Brown,
and Irwin Co, Cincinnati y W Graham Co., Zanesvle,
Ohio Le.ch Co No = kiby-.. Bosnr: L-cch Co, No
Aston HOuse, N-wloTk. No. Wili.m-.t and No Ba,
ten ps- Nev-lorti Z j Sneeder, Philadelphia MASrsw
Noous Baltimore Geo. c Francisco. P'',hu-sh
For further particular. o. bills sflsjint apply
LEIGH Co, Agents Penn Railroad Co,
- No sAs,or House Ncw.Yort.
n II HOUSTON Gcrcr,l Freight Agent Philadelphia
Ii }. LohBfRT, Superintendent. Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

DENNS : " ANA RAlLROAD.-THREE
Il DAILY 1HRObGH TRAINS BETWEEN PuILA-
DELPHlA and PllTsbl RGH-rhe MORNING MA l.
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh TIA
leave. Pittsburgh Phiade phI. Al . u The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia TO- Prtsbugh a. 2:Sc and P,.bursA
Tor Phiadc pha At 2:So pm. THE NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN
Philadelphia tor Pittsburgh a: Il IT, and Rtt-bgrsb
for PhilaGc pha a. $50 = Il.
The above lines connect AZ Pittsburgh with the railroad.
from Louis No. Alton, Galons, aud Chcazo Illinois;
Frur ktor, Lexington and Louisville Ky Trrre HAu,- Msd
son La fayette and indianapolis, lui.. Cincinnati DAYTON
Spfingfeld Bc,ontaIe Saldu,ky Toledo Cleveland Co
lunbus ZaEc,yle. M.s.on and Wooster, Ohio also With the
boats from Ali ~ New Orleans S. LOui- Louis
vile. and Cincinnati.
For further particulars hAndbh In the hotels Of This city
PASSENGER. ~ 6ud this the shortest expeditions and
comfortable route between the Es.t ana Wet.
THROUGH ticket, b. al 81 either Of the aforementioned
places IN the Wet. OF Of
J. Ii. BUTTS. Agent, NewJer,ey Railroad Co, 500, Of
Cour' landt.t.. New York
J. L. ELLIOTT Agent Pennsylvania Railroad CO..
No 2A.,or House, Broadway. New York
THOMAS MOORE Agent. cor. llth and MIket-sts.,
New.ioTs. JAN. 1886. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
CUPREME COUkT-City and County of New

& FhEME OIhI-tlI! aId III 81 -,
~ Yak Id. f. Te-ieii szsiisi james N b'"p' All
other, To JAgTS n GILLESPIE: foG srr hrr"1y 'HH
ned and require. sa'~s 10 cga ANY, ca =. a "
I, Of NvYnE :. ~ Gay Isl 10 sad ei'J on s t"sntg
ur,h ~ Of ~-eHter 1875 I'D 70 ffe "py Of y"uF an
-, 3, a = "a ,,l,- on the brr ms Office, M
N..,. civ of within fWrusy days Ait"r tho
,.t,ise Of mi. e1ecnErof No day % sush
L. ralt comp aiIt nj hin
tn .or, aid he rsio,iG hi- ar u -p4y 70 the Court
q -, A. m det IN ne conrt Dl'ed : p.en@
Lass y - brVN y ri--n'in'- Ntprsey
GA Law 81 Tu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

~ County Of ,w-YofLHeETy ScloOLmAker akainst VIII
nm L~av.L~'-th and John ID. H,Oresor. Summons for
money demand conrsci.-ro the DEFENDANT, WILLIAM
LEANEkWORTH You are hereby summoned % answer the
plant seton which will b. filed the off e Of the
C-rk Of the City ana County OF New York az the Cry II u IN
said ciy and cop, Of ONCE,
No I6 Broadway. the tify Of NesIOrk hin 'weny
days the service Of tel. eNcasye OF ms
day OF slch service snG il you d answer the sad com
rrt aGrfFsd the plaintiff will take utKrEt a7Anst you
Tor tie Of ~ hundred and II dolars VI N eI'
from ho weny drs: DAY Of April thousand ei-ht hunlri
snd fAyA1 bes,. the cost OF this a. on.Daed New ors
SEPT; - ls6. GOODMAN 1 JESstP Plan, AZ.
~ No lf6 BrosdHsJ. y es'Iofa
"a - n s-p,,tn6,- Ie5S GOODMAN JE>DP
s.s1.vswTu P4ntId AtJrhrJ--
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w. s MELLoR Auction'eL-By w. S. MELLoR
an Tuesday, Oct. u, at 100 O'clock, at the

ON TUESDAY, Oct ~, at lO3 ocloch, at the
~ sseroous and IS Park row opposite the Aston House
.Ie.u, Cbnc, Furniture Rosewood g and Octave
p,nIfres French Plate Mirrors. choice Oil Paintings several
RAJ zion CARPETS 100 lots bronze fancy articles French
Cbia Ware &c Cabinet Furniture consists of aTc collection
Of desirable cs in he line such rarely offered az auc-
ZION yiz-Seyers Soid Rosewood Paror Sui covered with
I Biocse PLUSH AID Hacloih, Chamber Fan tTe, scs 20
match consisting Of Rosewood Bureaus Washstands and Com
modes beGsi,ads mahogany and walnut do several Enan-
in variety Of styles plain and marble
tone Ich WsrorObcs bookcase SECRETARIES Easy aud ck
In. Chairs aetes Plain aud Box Sofas, Turkish Easy
Chairs mahogany aud Psror Chairs Office Desks,
pue hair Mat Paassrs, Pillows Bostcrs, &c; also
sIot go Bforzc Ware also 100 choice
OIL Fsnimg Enguvir2s, Silver Plated Tea Sets Engraved
Also u O'clock eight superior toned
and IiauOfOcs # excellent and finish
all If wbih fully warranted The when purchased az
pnvate Tie whole for positive sale 10 pay advances
Goods can be packed premises for shipping Catalogues
tho ptr1.iY a. al
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

~ EARE REDUCED.-Only 81 50 from New-ioft 20 a.
esny .The Inland Route connecting with Yves, 40
Trains. $40 a M EVpre.. Train for Albany " N.h
change Of connecting with ll5 m Cea,I1 -la 80
Trains. e:lO Mail Tram stopping a. " uAns
and ali Stations above $40 HI, Express, e'nHsens VIII
the C,utrAl L. D. 60.
RETURNING, LFAyE ALBANY-s:o a D. s1Pfoss
without charge q cars. s:l5 IN. Mail Tram. y" p Il"
Express S.ys-York-
We invite az passengers on business or pleasure :" 49, IL
Harlem Railroad, whicn, for comfort prom pn.ss V
.rsrrn....d IT, lbsrv IN ips aye pow SUED ap Win
esmsrs Approved br,kes which places u '.In IN me
control OF The EngiDt.r rendering II the safest fos "
Union Tctet. To obsined BzgssEe chic srd e. me D
II the Western Railroad Albany. at White anu 'eu''
Bro-1ls and -f:h-s,a. New York. .,,,
VIM ] CAMPBELL Superintendent
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NIW,IERSEY RAlLROAD-t"r PhlLA,
N pEIPHIA ard the SOUTH and WEsT wa IEH,sl
dY-hAh and kxpr,ss Lines: LesTe Sew ON 70 -
n nd and s. N fare. -; l. m, ~ ., s"PPhaN
w ,,,,rs through Tickets cold for oineinnan ~ M
Il Sol ma the IVES. sId Tor Baltimore W Asalh t'"S'
80 ,h,o-rb ksss.se checked Washington IN IA Anc
80 '"-e1 ~r W WOODRUFF. Assistant SUIT
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: oNG ISLAND RAILRoAp-FaIl and Winter

IL uHs-n.st-tSuDd.y' eassP.~dl 5rr..a. gong s..,
n. all, .rd on Saturdays Of 5:+ m nor fnsnfIAl-. 10
M .rd IS r fr syos.-t 70 m and $50 D m b.
U.u f.f,sd lcs ~ xnd of*' Aha p IN tof 'AhAsA
10 |. m n q. as. S and $50 p m
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Wntcr Cure.

nR E.. j. LOEWENTHALs WATER CUkE,
~ BERGEN HIGHTS HUDSON Co.. NEW-JERSEY-
will remain open during the Winter Among the dseass oI
which Winter particularly adapted and powerful
we urstion Rheumatism, Govt Chronic Inflammation Fovea
ard Asue &c. =, -,
Circulns At No. Hanover st.. New York.
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5ales On AucIion.

AUCTION NOTICE FURNITURE, &C
n THIS MORNING. al l0l O'Clock. Al No ~ N~s%aas >
h,1UkIS MOkRELL, Auc'ioueer. WiN postlyely ser "a
nav .o,suc,s large and eho.e stock Of FUkNI 80
s,,Ld goods t'ueINl BY attending one bonf PrcVoSs
a. on Paintings Sc Al o. Gold Jewrlry, Coral Ne..'c
Havana CtaTs y. B.fuTcbasers seryeo - AL u any P
~sT.house.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County New York notice IS hereby Hven 20 all
ter. ha,.uz ras aEsnst GIDEON OSTRANDER, lsts u
II, Cy e kr-Y.rk dsce4ssd, present the with
voucher. tereof to The subscriber al biz cee No 10 Boser
nj Lr Cir, N,vl c-k before the 18th dzy Of March
p,,f-Dsed New York he 18Th day II September 1856
sl6 lA.6lAla ISAAC WARD, Executor
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IN PURs UANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
AZ The County Of New York notice hereby gwen 70 al
r.,.on. having claims against the estate OF LOUISA IL
FsHFR late Of the City Of Ne-fors Widow deceased %
hereof the ubscrber the
nct OF j. ard T. De VIZ. No 70 slsssus IN the City Of
NwYos before The zhh day Of January next -Da'sd
Az" ROBERT II. CCMING
~ iavf,nTu. Fxecutor Sc Of Louisa K. Fisher