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The New Hampshire state Election.

NUNUUTtJ, MHfcH II, 1000. r.
The latest election returns foot up follows:-
hundred and eiglty-six towns give for Wells dem,
"a, 5t0 Metcslf AmeIican 2934l; Goodwin, whig and
scattering 1888.
About forty small towns yet to be heard from,
which gave last year for Baker dem, 3,142; Metca
american eco and others, FOL These towns giving
corresponding vote with those already reported would
give aggregate In the State as foows-Wcs 81 600;
hetcalf, " COO and Good vim and scattering, 2, 400
eoted TO the House of Representatives we have 10
democrats to lag opposition. The towns 10 be heard
frcm it Is estimated, will give 90 democrats and - oppo
siti
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Greer, the confidence Man, at tho Coart OF
ST. sslunS.

Benz. f. Greer, the notorious Confidence Man,
brought before the Recorder at the Court Of Sessions
yesterday morning charges contained in eight
indictments, for grand larceny and false pretences His
confidence appeared to have left him. and he locked quite
chspfaen. lie pleaded guilty to the first Indictment
for grand larceny under stipulation that he should not
be tiled the remaining charges Being asked by the
Clerk what he had to say why sentence should not be
pronounced, be spoke as f0llows:-
May it please The Court-1 lave nshing TO say, your
Honor why sentence should not be passed on me- but
with permission Of the CourS, sbouc like to make few
remarks. Prisoner here held down his head and ap
peared teeply affected for some moments Indeed, the
remarks had Intend ed to make have, under the enbar
Your Homer, eepyie1bsrrassed at the time COM
rnitted the first offence had brought in my wife from
the West to place her under the OF aurist her
hearing having been very bad. i endeavOred by
every means to get situation, but always found
Other applicants before I.could get NO hing to do
was unable TO get fuch. Just as my last dollar waa
about to Co. the doctor applied for insAment Of his
fee stating thatjf did pay him his professional
vices should cease As she getting great benefit
der his care, felt almost IS if could have done any
thing TO enable the aurst to continue his services and
then aIran ged The plan which has brought me here.
The Recon der-GIeer, can see palation whatever
in You must remember this IL not the first
time have been arraigned and imprisoned. Had you
been TIED these eight Indictments, the punishment
have been forty years. which is much longer period
than You will probably i've. In your there is
excuse You q of education, and Of excellent.
ddress end, ii talents had been rightly applied
you no doubt would have been useful member of So
Getty Under the circumstances, would not feel usti
fed did not sentence you to hs highest term the law
Permits Inc sentence OF the Court therefore is that
you be imprisoned in the States prison for five years.
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Mrs. MARGARET BROWNING tied in Jackson county GA
on the I'D ult aged lis years She born in Mary
lar and removed to Georgia when she was about afty
five years Cd She had many recollecons Of the Revo.
lutionary struggle being grown at the time Her mind
was unnpae cd at the time of her DEATH but she hal
not walked any for FIVE years.
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Court Calendar-1nis Dav.

SUPREME couRI-special Term. II, IT, 81, So 81,
100, 134, 135, 1862 164.
213, a24, 253, 1856, 200, GA SOL, 1862, 1853. 356.
UsrFD STATS DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. %, 8, 10, 49, Is,
20, q, %, "a, 25
TO- 79s elS, 1856, $780, $780, o5s 932 Oh 5l 1OlI 1912
1913 l04 10l5 1919 1920, l02l 1925 1896 1922 1890
81, 45, 3ls al3, $780, 663, S64 327, 916, 9l6 9 684
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Appointments by the Goxeruor.

ny AND WITH TIE ADVICE AND CONSENT TIE SENATE.
NoTAREs PuBuc.-New YoIk-Cbares A. Davidson
John IL Plat, Thomas McMahan, William Allen Butler,
William s hilledoier, Sylvester Lay, John Drake, Owen
shafer. y. /. seeley,v O. Hart, Henry W. Johnson.
Richard c. Fellows, Kings county-George l. Fort
Jacob Rosergardner. Duchess ccunty-Jackson w.
Bow deh -.
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Connecticut Republican state Convention.

HAEHpNb Comm, MATCH IL Io5b.
TIE Republican state Convention, which met in this
city to cay terminated The following ticketlor Cover.
nor Gideon Wees, Of Hartford; Lieutenant Governor,
Henry b. Harrison, OF New Haven; Treasurer Joseph b.
Cay Secretary, John Boyd, o. Winstee; Comp:role-,
John Adams, o. Norsish.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March II, 1856.
pI-rJTIANl

Assembly.
ALBANY, March Il, 1856.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. ANTHoN presented petit N for the incorporation
Of the company to improve the breed Of horses; also
petition ash ing the reorganization Of the City Inspec-
tors Department New York ard thu. it may be called
the Health Department and the inspector be physician
Establishing inebriate asylum.
Against the erection of the counties of Marshall and
Ashland.
To amend the charter of the Chemung Railroad.
BY Mr.. DuGANsE-Io provide for the sale OF eggs by
BY MIR. AsTHos-To amend the code Of procedure on
supplementary proceedings in the Marine Court
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. DixoN-To amend the act to promote medical
science by requiring bodies to be kept foryexht hours
before delivery for dissection AID notice of death
published in the dai papers. The bill makes the penalty
for the vi aton OF the act S5 $50 for those who
the bocy for dissection, and imprisonment for year.
and tine OF S250 for those who deliver 1t for such
purpote.
BY Mr.. WAKEsAS-In relation to suits against ncorpo.
rated mpabiesprovdirg that the may be sued in
the name Of the President OF Treasurer.
By Mr. WH1sE-To provide for the better security Of
lie in the erection Of buildings in New York City, BY
creating Board OF COMMISSIONER 10 consist OF four
master builders with power superintend all buildings
repairs, &C. The bill names John McCare, Bolts NJ.
Fowler, James Berrian and John Deamaser for the
first Board The Board to hold office for five years. at
a compensation of five dollars day for actual service
BY Mr. MAnEN-To regulate the sale Of hay In New
By Mr.. Toor-To renew the charter Of the New York
College Of Pharmacy.
BY Mr. SrqSor-,-To leorganize the juror system Z
Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. TRMNER-R Requiring bonds from supervisors
ard CveIseers Of the poor.
BY Mr. WAKEnAy-To allow Daniel Richards and otbe
to build docks in the Twelfth ward, Brooklyn
TO amend the act regulating the planting of sters in
Harlem river.
by Mr.. ANnioS--To incorporate the Pacific Dock Com
Pany.
PASSED.
Extending the cha tiers OF the following insurance COM
paDies suffolk. st. Lawrence, Monroe County Mutual,
and Mechanics Mutual
AFTERNOON SESSION.
bill passed to pirate the ayails Of the State
tax to The support Of schools.
NOTICES
BY Mr.. HANFoRD-To anne nd the charter OF B-ooklyn.
BY Mr. HAys-ro anne nd the law oil divorce.
BY Mr. NoRIBRrP That select committee be appoint
ed TO inquire into all matters connected with PROPOSE
TORS TO consolidate Northern railroads.
Mr. ANTON called the resolution requiring the At
torney General to furnish information in the case Of
Judges Davies and Peabody The resolution was adopted
Tie St. Reugis Indian claim was then ordered to third
reading.
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The Arab,s's News and the stock Brokers.

FHIIADEIIHIA, March II 1886.
At few ents before two O'Clock this afternoon
certain parties here received dispatches New York
protesting 10 give the main features OF the by the
Arabia and consols falsely quoted at decline of
per cent the sfecuators understood TO have lost
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Interesting from Albany.

Interesting from Albany.
THE NEW YORK TAX DIFFERENTIATION OF WIT
Observation-Disclosures BETWEEN TWO ASSEMBLY
MENTALLY OF THE LOBByITEs, ETC.
ALBANY, March H. 1856
The Committee the New York Tax bill met last
irg. Mr. Taylor, Street Commissioner and Mr.. Morton
City Inspector Of New York. made statements in which
they informed the committee that the amounts in the
bill applicable to their Departments ought not with
priey to be reduced TIE meeting adjourned until Friday
ning when Mr. Flagg Ind other officials expected
to he present. with full explanations in relation to the
Tax BILL In the meantime il may be vel to state that
the bill before the Legislature without any official
authority either from the Board of Supe -visors Noance
Committee Board Of Alder men, the Comptroller any
else.
After the adjournment OF the Assembly this afternoon
Mr. DeshIer, Of Erie and Mr.. Guest New York, had
high words concerning bill that had been before the
sidered insulting by Mr. Deshler. and thereupon, Mr.
Desbler applied his fist to the head Of Mr. Guest After
recovering from thu staggering effect of Mr.. Deshel
blows Mr.. Guest returned TO The tack when the
batants olnehed and both bsipg large and powerful
men, they separated with gre,t difficulty. The
cam that both parties sustained proved not to be
serious.
The largest lobby of the is in town. There Il
headed by Joi n Genn, Esq, opposing the Watson
prison contracts another by Messrs Hagh and
Phaon opposing the Broacway rairoGd another by Mr.
PheniS in favor OF that work. together with host Of
canal contractors eDdeavoriog to lobby through the
bill repeating the fifteen per cent draw 3a;k contracts
lhe city il comp etey crowded.
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American Ratification Meeting at LouisvilIc.
LOUISVILLE KY. March ~, 1850.
An American nesirg was held here last night
The nominations Fillmore and Doneson ratified
AID the platform Of the Convention that nominated them
adopted.
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Rhode Island Republican State Convention.

The Republican State Nominating Convention held in
this city to-dsy, nominated the following tckst:-
For Governor. ................W William W. Hoppin.
For Lieutenant Governor. Sylvester Robinson.
For secretary Of state. John r. Bartlett
For Attorney General...... Charles Hart.
For General Treasurer Benjamin Mumford.
The ticket IL the that nominated by the Anne.
Icans candidates for Lieutenant Governor and
General Trpagr rer
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City Intelligence.

CLEANING THE sTRFETs.-Ex Alderman Baird is rapidly
progressing with the work Of cleaning Broadway which
will be finished by Friday The dirt is dumped in tho
Park The side streets dirty ever but the recen
cold weather has had the effect Of rendering them
able at least Another nuisance threatens the city
viz, the dust which the dry March wind Ia whirine
about at great rate. New York is sorey afflicted
city.
LORD FnzcERAn.-A lecture will be delivered this
evening at the suyvesant Institute $50 Broadway by
j. G. Moylsn, hefoye the Young Mems Roman Catholic
Benevolent Assoeistltn Subject, 'The Life and Times
Of Lord Edward Fitzgerald"
SUPPOSED Information was received at the
Coroners Office yesterday that a man named Richard
Fully, resi6irg at No. 322 Seventh avenue had COM
mtted suicide BY cutting bis throat with Cor
ouer Gamble visited TIE house in question: but the inor
nation proved to be untrue, person had died In
the above house. The information from the Tween
tieth ward station house.
TIE MoRoCoO DRTssTRs.-A business meeting Of the Mo-.
Dessers Association he last evening at the
Mechanics Hotel in Catharne street tor the purpose
eecualy benehtting the engaged in this oc-
cupaton during the coming season.
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The America Out ward Bound.

oUSIUN. MATCH 1000.
The roysl mani steamship America sailed
dav from this port wi ~ passengers for Liverpool
10 for Halifax. She took ont $500, 600 In specie
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ST. LOUIS March IL, 1856.
TIE Americans held Q meeting In this city on
Monday night, and ratified The nominations Of Fillmore
and Donslst
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA sTUCk bOAhD.
PHILADELPHIA, March l., 1856.
Stocks steady quotations folio Ss:fennsyv
6'e, 84A; Reading nair al, 4th; Long Island, 15ss
Norris Cana IA u Peppsy val ia Railroad 45zs,
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Hnts.-Spring style for 1856, just Intro-
fuoed nv EsPkfCliEID. Gentlemen In want of hat anne
ror 10 st,le~ Da,cra and kar hp, are Invited 10 ef AZ
w sssu Huei. -" -
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


ALBANY, March II, 1856
petition presented from the Great Western Rail
wsy Company for exemption from certain taxes.
BY Mr.. RDFRFor division Of Steuben county, and the
erection Of the county Of Kent.
By Mr. BRAproRpIo incorporate the ST. Lawrence Uni
verify.
By Mr.. NOxoS-To determine the rights Of children Of
American parentage born in foreign countries Also to
facilitate the decision of certain equitable suits pending
in the court OF Chsncery since 1647 Also amend the
charter of the Cohoes Company.
BY Mr.. FERDoN-To incorporate the New York Pure
MIX Company
NOTICES Bills
BY Mr. BRo0Ks-1e provioe for the correct
ing votes in tie city Of York. Also change the
lame OF the Broadway Baptist church to Calvary.
PASSED.
Authorizing the Supreme Court to appoint person to
investigate into the affairs Of the Mutual Lie Insurance
Con pany OF New York.
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Rzz xA1zsx FEW ..


Important News from Kansas.
81. LOUIS March IL, 1885,
The correspondent of the Republican elegraphs that
the Kansas legislature met and organized Topeka
the 4th inst.
Governor Robinssn's message reviews the history of
Kansas and endeavors to justify the action Of the free
party He says II understood that the Deputy United
States Marshal has private instructions to arrest the
members of the Legislature and State officers for treason
and that in event resistance will be offered.
He adds, Let what will come, not finger should be
raised against the federal authority until there be
hope of relief bu revolution Exposed the people
10 the scalprg knife the Western border and bowie
kIive and the Eastern, thorough orgsni
zation Of The military is called for.
correspone ent at Independence telegraphs a. fol-
lowl:-
The Free State Legislature has adjourned to lawrence
and was In there Saturday the members fully
determined to carry ont their measures Gov Shannon
has gone there 10 tain what is being done. Vio
lence apprebendet but here ia but little excitement
along the border One hundred Sharp's rifles and two
have been intercepted at Lexington and will be
held subject to the order of Gov shannon
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q u
cord, it was given out hat they were volun-
teers in behalf of the administration, and that
to this extent they migt be considered as ad-
vocates Of the re nomination of the President.
We have had, howevG, respectable authority
volunteered us to theefect that at least IL
of the gentlemen aforesaid would not have the
least objection to public correction Of this
mistake; and we weresome time ago authorized
to say in their behal, by third party, tn /
they visited New Hampshire not as missona-
ries Of the PresidentIbut in the service of the
great democratic patty, and without the slight
est reference to tn, claims Of Mr.. Pierce
They simply desired in other words, to be on
the safe side, in viiw of the very probable
nomination at Cine hnati Of somebody else.
In any event, we look upon this New Hamp-
shire election as failure on both sides-a
failure to the oppolition, in withholding from
Mr.. Pierce (the Candidate Of all others, they
want to fght) the benefit of decided vic
tory; and an administration failure, inasmuch
as the State is not restored to the democratic
party, where il he hands OF the President
elect, the people LIFT it in November, 1852, by
over seven thousand majority over Scott and
Hale combined.
The President and his supporters having
thus failed to scover the late democratic
stronghold of tho Granite Hills, We very much
fear that the Setardites and Know Nothings
will deplore theresult as the decisive blow
against his re-noni alton. The last card for
chance OF defeatiig the democracy in Novem-
Der the fusionist have thus thrown away.
They should havi sacriiced New Hampshire
with the view oftecuring the re- nomination of
Mr.. Pierce. Tb$ have not done it, and the
game is Lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

Nov Resdy;
pEPU DOCU EN- is!
AZ We have hs 'hs following
REPUBLICAN, DOCUMENTS
FOR THE CAMPAIGN,
And are sole supply them BY the quantity or "nso 0''
81 The counter Of the Pubiisstion Ohee:
LIFE OF COL. F r F. NJ . y L;
AN ORIGINAL AND AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY OF THE
PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
Printed IN Pamphlet 81 PAGES or white paper soot
type and en.0eiished sitA spirited Illustrations
Per dorsn 20 cents per hundred 50 per thousand 80
hne edition Of the above Biography. very fns THEA
paper with covers Price l2 tents. 81 per 81 pei
hundred
THE REPORT OF The KANSAS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE;
Submitted to the House OF p,esnacs OF Tuesday July
BY The Hen Messrs Howard Of Mich AID Sherman Of Ohio
with 2 psses Of evidence the fruit Of hee uaor .hs khfI
lsbor in KaDssa
Single eoPes, sen.i dozen, 80 per hundred.
o. 50; per thousand, so.
SPEECH OF TIE HON. CHARLES SUMNER
ON THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS.
Delivered r Senate May @ 1855 Single copies cents;
- eehts per Dozen ~ 50 per hundred So per thousand
".
GOV. sEwARDs SPEECH
ON THE IMMEDIATE ADMISSION OF KANsAs.
per copy; 20 cents dOtsn 81 IS hundred
eIo pc. thousand
SPEECH OF TIE 9ON. SCHUYLER COLPAX
Or INDIANA
ON THE LAWS OF KANSAS
sesns per copy per dozen 81 hundred sN
per :housssd.
Any quantity the above will be sent to address on fs
,sipt Of the annexed peether BY express in ether
desired.
OsDERs. :nelos:Ig the CASH, are respectfully solicited
GREELEY L McELRArH,
Tribune Ofics-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
pROOKLYN WATER WORKS.-NOTICE

4 LII
~ %AChlHlSrS.Sesed Proposals vii DO rec siys a.
ih' once Of 10. uId.Isisn,c gL Oct for tho CoN
siBlClloN of tSo PUMPING ENGINES, Cor1sh or equa
- Con- b ioI toe BTokn aeT VoAs, Of capacity 70 sso
lei nbos f.wYo's) gallons Daily each. no 0t'e; hito "
three boilers each % De bu 81 complete on be 'tnS
ship prsu le'sb 'haas the :. - Ts e,s
seer Of Ensines a1d spPurts spce 20 30 .usatei ~
Or, Tos Nth pon Spe atiIs a. further NM
non may be bad a; ,be ofieo Of ,as hs, Sn ., n.
uIeersxn.A The nah, IL reserved TO REJECT any os
poSals msde III s. WELLES L Co., No. Wso~, ~ +"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

Big Fremont Bfil--Tbe suhscnhers have Jos issasd
T,bie kbaoh Election Bill tsze aoout feet by S) smoei
hrbd II the largest and beautiful Eagles ever
epssved Life size Portraits Of Fremont Dayton with the
Coode,v Of Liberty between, the bottom Cannon DIS
lsung Noo for the Repubie iean Candidates
FREEONT AND DAYTON, whose names are Prnted in let
zen. shout foot 9Th This Bill of the largest print
ed spd especially adapted FOR Pubic Meetings Public Houses
Club Rooms &c. Prce % osnts per copy.
B-KER GOODWIN, PriLters, Tribune Buildings.
Abo. HANDSOME CAMPAIGN PICTCRcS Of. Col.
Prem Q; o. Horseback CrossiI he Rocky Mounas Col
wen nj rs III StaUdtrc the Rocky Mouu-
,ans Portlst Of Fremont; 1. PORTRAIT Of William T.
Dbyon Price ssch l2i ceu pls p cents eoofed-of g.
AID pen 80 , ,,oou,,,, ~ ~. pr,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

~ R-Tbese luscious fruits Dsy DO rsAed by every"
~ Easily a. d FRorIraBLy -.,
R-Ausasl ad September are good months ioi se,lns
" .vbrrue,: Ucober November for Black and hasp-
htuler. Arsu.,
" IA. esp al srele. The sboSo tfuts WITH PLAIN fNAV
c,L oreciios luI culystuB Oh LARGE OF SHALL s0ae
sids full 40 vher rsrate olis1ai sIlcIes Oh suoe0'
sr,t ret, " TN the FARM and GARDEN WORK
NJ received FOX ax or twelve noslhs, pesh'
n R-WbeI des,red the May and June numbers will be
" sit free 70 y,ay sabscnbors beginning July 1850.
A. KIhis on. BEsr, bee iuse the most
TRacTIcAL ard most TNsTRCcrIvE, Farm and darden
Jourl al n tho HUkLD. Try 1T.
TT TRMS-4I per eunuu,; 81 cents for sx months
ORANGE JUDD, PlblsIel snd Proprietor
No 1871 WatAI. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
Cbanres for Dusiness Men.

1 NEW and VA tUABLE PATENT for SALti
"A Il; ,!st.s 10 Rairosd. ,r.'ds psrltIy hI"a ~
crssDs demand for it Three ots'ss Oily !, % a
,l.ss = snsu. es A. dss P mus Do perm sDeht
Ia uIroyeuenf Prom 10 o0 to 500 NAV be ci-"ei 9Th
40 .b.,. Of eI Ierpri.e a very short time. Apply gt
So "a BTo dusy FOWLER WELLS Pstoat Agency.
a p,RTNER WANTED-Of undoubted intee.
n ,, alive business For further particulars al
@,-,s 6OOKHOv en- Tribune Ohiee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
DROOKLYN WATER WORKS-TO con.

DROOkL1N Walk WORKS-TU CUN-
- TRACTORS Sealed proposals Will bs rsesred By tho
az dessed ~ the 18th dsy OF August at 70 NJ fuf the
,uuciion f'he RIDGE HILL REsERvOIR, atasiei near
he Jsmaie oad seoa five mile. from Brooklyn IhAV1
eoniss Of Esrtb~ork slop- Wall and Puid ns SpsJoc<
ard CLANS ol the he OIL the grolnd and
Al h. IA sinesis Office hsey Building Brooalyn from 'hs
pIopclaJ made n. y WELLY5 Co.,
No. 4 3sLg-, NsS.Yrk
Jhe above is POSTPONED fol ows: Plans, Spec'h
uor, Sc vii he ready the lTh and pr position. vi
U-til The 2tn a. - H. H. : WELLES 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
6uefiaI Notices.

EIook upon this Picture. tncn upon tna, ""s
80, g.. ~ La-se rolitieA CAnPAiGN PICTURES
The Neate, Cheapest AID Best sdaped i0'
~. rur,o.e Of ary published We hsve Portraits O' al" 'ne
ca edste, snd other '1iii'ed Political hns1aVs 0'
~. c.wys.sn. Only e! cents OF Is cenes ooored
BAkEA * GOODWIN, Tnbune Building.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
[HREE JOB COMrOSITORS are WANTED

Y JVD NONII VItJ w
The ofic ely ~ nfstrse Work
and the hsh st arc oneret
MOI need apply who Dot accustomed TO tho comvsion
JOB Worn H. AL its details aud can pro.
duce sssctoy evidences Of pseiy Nor will any spi's-
considered those who have beoS sceusoGed only
the competition PLAN -pnts and require tho
cODs.sL, sOn OF foreman. The advertiser wishes it
dorsio, tns horoush knowledge Of the matus
and 1po-on OF odd forms the aud tssefI dspsy
Of copy, without repeated ss mo syDs out
md cOuyOsuiOn OF dcut pieces Of add tabular
With habits Of nsnsss and puDcUalitJ srd reasonsbe
degree Of speed, in b. considered iHdispeI sable
Applications w be received TIL September snd srswers
reuri ed IN every
The compositions Of neshborng cities especially Invited -
make opp stoDs ~ -
{ A Ilubic ions may Ia s1fressed to LONG PRIMER
cAre OF P g. Co. el No g 5prrcc, New Yors, will
youch the resp bty and good ah OF the advert
sole Ch.ct VI The igsr'iser elhho ding he
protect hu self from the annoying peItnsciy Of
ten sppl-sEs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

CKIRT WOkK WANTED An experienced
y BAND At the r.me Apply 10 and y O'clock this
moIIiIg x, at No 50 Libertyst, in the store
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
~ONBS and FANCY GOODS.

COMBS snd FANCY GOODS
~ w. would E-rc -laTy cell III, attention 81 vs-.r,
Ir.e,u 10 ts follow aIccs which sppyy IN lSss
quar- titles: . 49,
PUssEs rUI.E BAGS RE- rICULEs, OPEaA GLASS;
rs sPFCTACLFs FYE GLASSES BELr sLIDS5;
Berlin Iron Black Glss .oo Our bRo1.h.n ps.i,
steel and blaes t,la BELT SLIDES, Steel SHAWL PINS.
BkACEL
CoBssrns BlAk Glss Jet and Fancy -yi's bs
lsses, rornd the city together With
fs vn,.ty Of fsNcY Goops and Y.skEE NOTIONS
NEW ARTICLES by every PACKET md stsame? RON ose
Agents IN England frx'c- and Germsny.
JAMES O HOvHY a co,
fsPosrEss AND WHOLESALE DGsLEss,
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