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By Mr.. WRIGHT, of Tennessee The memorial OF james
Hendrix Joseph Bridges Solomon Wyatt Isaac Pace and
about two hundred other citizens of Tennessee
against the system eecng and paying chapans by the
government of the United States. Mr. w. on presenting
the memorial said that it signed by many of the most
respectable and pous citizens his congressional district
and the adjoining district and be desired that be referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary and printed.
By Mr. KIDWELI OF Virginia The petition OF the heirs
Of Col BENJAMIN Wilson, deceased of Harrison county, Vr
gna pension other gratuy for services rendered
Ia the Indian and revolutionary wars.
The daily union., 1856-12-24

Heavy SUIT pEuDED.-The Of Trastour, appellant
o. p Benjamin and Others decided in the supreme
court Of Louisiana the 10Th instant The amount in
volved was Sic 500 claimed balance due by plaintiff
for survey maps and charts Of the Tehuantepec route
made Al the instance Of committee OF which the defend
ants were members The Judgment Of the lower was
in favor Of defendsEG and the supreme court confirmed
the judgment
The daily union., 1856-12-24

PASSED TO THEIR oRAyEs.-of the ~ members Of tho
famous Hartford Convention noted IN political aunas
every has passed to his grave December Is was the
anniversary Of the meeting.
The daily union., 1856-12-24

ony clearly implied in the act Of 1872 above referred to, but
also in the act approved April "A, 1916.
9Th As 20 fuel and quartr do not propose 70 make
decision present. other than direct that the
Breyet Lieutenant General Scott in that respect be settled
upon the existing Law and regulations fixing the pay and
emOluments Of major general. ~
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, Secretary Of War,
Washington, ID. G.
The daily union., 1856-12-24

Statement Of Lieutenant General SCOTS account settled by
hs Var DpartHsn accordance Oih hs decision " As
PrssideRt.
Pay for General Scott from 29th March, s47 to 3st Of Au
gust, lsisl7 months days at $50 per month 1856 90
is55~7C months Il days, At $50 per month $3.50 81
Subsistence from 29th March, ls47, to 3lst Of Au,
rations at 20 cents ,O44 90
Do from 10Th May, ls49, to 3Oh September,
ratons at 20 cents 4,67O 90
aud major general o,4O5 67
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

HITTIER e. KINGSLEY T.
On SATURDAY. March p.
HE PA ~ o II A M A
AND OTHER POEMS.
New Volume by JoHs q. WHITTisR,
ivol., iemo., s,OtA 90 cents.
On SATURDAY, March 2:
THE PoETIcAL WoR Rh y
CHARLES KINGSLEY.
Author Of HYTas" and Annyss Leigh
In I vol. ismo cloth rs eeots
THE Axerf LOU sf' THE HOUSE.
THE BETRoTaAL.
In / vol l6mo Price IS GEMS 4.
"Tbe Angel in the House 10 senes on iayIs no
subject OF which Love. Radiant WIN na son
tirreut ani affection" = - 49,, ~ ~ go 4 1.1. .S a.,
sec figure There life IN every hne, and 1eauy w esJ
eosplet" 49,, J.. 80 ~ res nstnr.I
f,..lnsss come ont Of the human heart" N Auas
N xonisitely wrought Loves inner life IN TINS res
of JSyIS dsses could speak might imagine them giving
bir,h 10 ,uch fresh, dewy thought IN Il; .uIIO'.
II hss tendesess simplicity, elevation fancy difecTnes
The work Of a true Poet boston rOs''
whoever the author may be- IL poem o. no common
stamp" n hoh .s,s. We esn .sssIy recon
mend as truly Tlea,ing and likely TO prove sautAy
IL speaks noby for the capacities and aspirations OF
THE claims Of 20 excellence, purity and o,epes
urged in every cantO.' ttot'Iouo.
we have here the most successfully tod story Of woo'ng
that got into print" saiem oe1e''oi
sound sense and sentiment" worcester rahenum'
TICKNOR 4 FIELDS Publishers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

ID E M o V A L .
HI CHARLES SCRIBNER
Has removed TO Eos 577 and so Broadwsy
New Works in Press and nearly ready for pubicaton oy
CHARLES SCRIB r.
THE T II r T. r q A II ID r. y ),
EDEN, GETHsEMANE AND PARADISE;
By Rev. WM. ADAMS, D.D.
VOL, l2mo., cloth 81 IS.
sIGHT ANDH HEARING.
How PREsRRyED-How LOST
By HENRY CLARE, Md
/ VOL 121no cloth, with numerous Ensravin5A Fi
III.
SECOND MARIA
By CHARLEs BURDErT.
VOL, f2rno.. cloth. 49,
LIFE OF PRINCE TALLEYRAND.
vol, l2snO.. cloth, with Portrs
REALTY
Or TBE MILLIosAIREs DAUGHTER
BY Mrs. L. {. TurHrLL.
VOL, limo, cloth.
A KEY TO THE BIBLE;
Or THE PRINCIPLES OF COMMON SENSE,
Byvhich the Scriptures should be Interpreted
By Rev. DAVID Doll
VOL, limo. cloth -
THREE PER CENT MONTH.
BY CHAs. BURDErT.
| VOL, limo, cloth.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

ygN O 30 OK 8 T. l. l. e.
The popularity a the following Books beet indicated oy
the extraordinary quantities solt within -,o,-
SIN MONTHS OF fUBLIC AIloN'
We have sod
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10000
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$1,000
ALONE By Marion H..ians s,o
1900
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TRAVELS x,oon
FEMALE LIPF AMONG THb MORAoNS.
The foowh popular Books destined for large saes are
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MTIBUINF'S RIFLE AK, AND SADDLEBAGS.
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THIS DAY PUBL s. II L ID. =
Il THE COURTESIES or

w T. d ID T. ID l. L + E
BY Mrs. Madeline Leslie.
First Edition copies ordered in advance OF Publication
Second Edition of 900 in Press.
This work Of merit designed for all who have been
are would be married II able yindc alton OF the Di
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sheets Read what they say: .
series Of heke pictures into story OF no ofdi
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which drawn with the skill OF an
pure and elevated in its moral Tone and bidding fair
O be great favorite with the public" lOuf Critic
IL will delight readers aud shed new eh on the te
honored institution of marriage" Boston DAILY Auss
style beautiful for simplicity nstuaness and control
over emotions of the reader its
THE Evening Transcript
of facts sklfy embellishod containing
scenes of thrilling interest cononeC in style TO the best
pds and pure and saluary in its social and moral IN
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1t should be read by every husband and wife and by all
who expect sustain such relation to make them therein
wiser better and happier" THE Bay State.
copy of this work will be mailed any part of the United
States British Provinces free of postage the receipt OF
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NJ Il w b o o X
~ Pubshed by

yB LIPPINCOTT Co.
T. LISTS NATIONAL SYSTEM OF POLITICAL ECON
0MY. Translated from the German Edited by STEPHEN
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II, AN ESSAY ON LIBERTY AND SLAVERY. By
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III. LIGHTS AND SHADOWS or ENGLISH LIFE
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". REPUBLICAN LANDMARKS The Views and opin
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v. THE SUMMER or Tue PEsriLENCE. History OF
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Wh facilities for manufacturing, ana recent I'M
prnxen enfs manufacturing prce We are nov soae
Eeep pace with the Increasing demand for our &
~, ..ne tine 10 frrnh an article Of superior vorkmashp
10 large buyers prepared 70 orsr exraorai! "A
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NTEW CHINESE POTATO, Cor YAM, } dos

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s rer dozen or 20 per 100 carefully and properly packed io
transport any part the Union They are sent 20 rs on
nv H. narties mainly in introducing and dssem
mating them thou France and Europe snd we can win no
fnest confidence them TO be he true ana 9e'sn
ht< ,ay,fv mpera Rice) Of this and interesting e
lent and of quality equal to anywhere TO De ProenIea
Printed Description with directions Tor their culture
10 purcbasers and applicants inclosns stamp Having ar
ranged for and supply the end OF
Jsn,r, season we an all demands and in few days
Be- abe 10 m the orders of Dealers and Others in quantity and
possibly ct reduced rates JAS NJ THOisbp kN . %,
seedsnen Eufserymen, 6c., No. ID John-st, y. I.
Every approved variety Of Yeoetde io1e, Grass shd
ycuityfa Seed, only the finest qualities IN IaIss o. ss
quantities Priced Catalogues mailed to applicants meoshs
three cent stamp.
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T ISIS POLITICAL ECONOMY.-Just pub

I ISTs POLITICAL ECUNUM1'-JustP PUU-
IL lshed: - mot, ,,,. =, ,.-o>,o,,v
By FREDERICK LIST.
from the German by g. A. MATLE, Doctor of the
Civil Law late Professor of Law at Neufchete Member OF
the American Philosophical Society," etc.
ConIlete in | vol octave, 47 pages Price -
Tbe grand characteristic of Lists system is nationality
HE edice il built upon idea nations they
Thus nationality is the rulngidea OF his
book but with his vigorous mind and clear intelligence he en-
rees il uni compreheuds every topic of human welfare
Ills this very idea of nationality which leads
him who done much for commercial liberty to the re-
tvrtive system With him liberty Is the end TO which
must tend but which be reached at bound and should
not be reached without carrying human welfare withi"
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

DRAMATIC LTTERATURE-FO Sale by
~ WILLIAM II. PAIRS, Hanoyer-st- Library Bookstore,
No. n Merchnrts Exchange. I'll, r -
|, COVENT-GARDEN'J JOURNAL Embeuished with four
Plates vols This book specially interesting since
the recent destruction Of the TheateI by ire
FBERS-Seyer Years at the Kings Theater With Por-
traits of Made Sontag, Pasta. Carsdon Allen, &c.
8 HISTORY OF ROYAL DRAMATIC ENTERTAiN-
MENTS from the time Of Henry VIII TO Queen Victoria Fhe
plates -. ...u,, ~. n nj,
A. BELLS BRITISH THEATRE. ~ vols. One Play and
two (proof) Illustrations TO each vol. Pnce 81
5. RECOLLECTIONS OF JOHN OkEEFFE : vols SVo'
G. LIFE OF FREDK. REYNOLDS. Portrait : vols 80
T. SKAKESPEARE'S PLAYS. vols, l2mo. Baskerville.
g. vANBRUGHs PLAYS. vols, l2mo. Portrait;
@ FIELDING'S PLAYS. vols, 8vo. With the Music
10 MRS BEHN'S PLAYS. ? vols. Portrait. Rare
The constantly handa choice and varied
assortment Of Old Literature consisting OF Voyages Travels
Poetry Novels, Romsnces. &c.
All fbe Literature for sale, and forwarded
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
~ II p C lite RI ON

~ III Il G. R T + X o N
Il A LITERARY AND CRITICAL WEEKLY JOURNAL.
The Of the journal b refined manly and just de-
srpon given Of every work received with extracts there
no arrogant esrpng diseased tsdousness but an Impair
ta intelligent AID genial discussion Of the aims style and
OF ofsathorhp the design being give the reader catalogue
ssooe ef what going in literature Our best suhors
scholars librarians, critics and readers thoroughly approve The
Cheson which has seady become great intellectual
senisnee and htersry companion"
ICnnesponien; Boston Transcript
ccNrrSrs OF No XXI.-SATuRD.y, MARcN ~
REVIEWS Of" Teble.Tak OF Samuel Noctes
hrcsispe," Aspen Court" AraM1n Nights Entertain
msns" Arthur Gordon Pym,' India The PesIl Pearl
kner The Progress OF Religious ldess,' The Old Do
BOOK NOTICES Of "The Wonders of scieuoe.r "Kittos
iTirnes" &e
EDiTORfALS
LITERARY INTELLiGENCE
LITERARY GOSSIP.
MUSIC, DRAMA AND FINE ARTS including an extended
kofsce OF the "NAItoSsL ACADEMY ExHfsIriox" also.
,en'srtsnins Miscellany and Lss Of New Publications.
rtte SS per annumi cents per single copy,
Tue be obtained Of the principal News AGENTS or
uom tne fablsher. CHARLES r. RODE, ll3 Nassaas,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Y R X L + S l. l l.
IL ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
SUMBER SIXTEEN,
ISSUED THIS MORNING,
Contains the following
& = ID ID I q A " q !:
Dreadful Catastrophe Phade pha; Burning of the Ferry
Boat 50 Lives Los -Four Pictures by Artists taken the
spot
Scene Of the and Loss Of Life board the Ferry Boat
Jersey City while crossing the Delaware RIVER Wreck OF the
from the Csmden side in the distance
small empsye hy the Coroner Dragging for Bodies;
cepscie of the Dead the Chery.5t., Stson-Hol'e.
Effects Of the Earthquake in San Francisco from sketcn
made ON the spot.
Burning Of the lower COttonPres at NewOreas, from
sketch made by NEw-ORLEANS Artist -
Portrait the Rev Samuel Southard Of Buao views oi
the Interior and Exterior Of st. Johns Church. Buffalo
City Of Stockholm. the Capital Of Sweden.
Annual Medical Commencement n. Y. University
Portrait the Rev Dr. Thomas c. Bond late Editor oil the
Christian Advocate. $780,. -.
Editorial Portraits No Joseph Gales SeniodEdtor OF the
National IntelEgencer, Washington u. G.
Fxredion 70 Greenland; 7besutifr Encrsyines
Costume Imperial Guard France full page Engraving
Maple Sugar Making, and other illustrations
Chess by an experienced Editor. and ,
ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Continuation Of the Thrilling Romance,
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

M E w b o o X s
N DIARY OF AMOS LAWRENCE. Goth Thousand. svo.
edition, : 50 cheap edition, 81 90.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE, SOCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL bayne'
% COD sOii'JE REVEALED IN CREATION AND CHRIST Wal.
ker 81 90. -. ......,o.- ,.,,,
New edition. 75c -
PATRIARCHY; or, The FAMILY, ITS CONSTITUTION AND
PROBATION Harris 81 25 - .....,.,r,>
BAPTIST PRINCIPLES, IN THE LAST HUNDRED
YEARS. Curtis. 81 d. - . -,
MY MOTHER; or, REcoLLEcTIoNs or MATERNAL NFLu
STORY OF THE CAMPAIGN IN THE CRIMEA. Harm.
THEsAURUS or ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES.
Roget. New edition 81 80.
GOULD 4 LINCOLN, No. SO washnston-st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
2O.OOO IN ONE MONT

ERNEST LINWOOD.
By Mr. CAROLINE LEE HENTZ.
opx but single month has passed since the rst copy OF
this brilliant book Issued great has been the demand
Tor TIE las besuffu work from the OF its la
,nented auihoress that pIi ting the
TWENTIETH THOUSAND
nth o.. un,bsted demand still pressing Since the days OF
The book has sold rapidly or become uni
verssly popular. .r.,
ssnt articles nned in regard TO authors or their poduc
tons uses the following strong and beAntui language:
~ "ERNEST LISWOOD.
"'Desih dsrkens his eye and unpiuInes his wings,
But the sweetest song Is the ss; he sings
In The volume entitled Ernest Lnwood' just issued by
Jewst Co OF Boston have the dying Of the elegant
md gted Mr.. CARoLINE LEE HEsTz. Mournully sweet,
M m. sigh OF an Hoan Tyre yet deep and orscuar the
voice Of seems have been poured forth while
her soul foaed the oAn OF Rest On almost every
s the shadow Of the who bore her
swsy ben her song eDdeL Mysterious CLEANS from be-
pesth the Of Spntand ssrte read The
book sa farewe-a lingering hand from
loved five mistake its impressive
.on of the life of the writer-wonderfuy vivid and
absorbing because wonderfully real.
ave viii not attempt follow out, in this notice the thread
of an inmtsie tale doing should only anticipate
scenes and eyents which come with beautiful nknss and
effect Of the reader We would not rob the book
OF half its charm. ~
Sweet Gabrislls Lynn will tell her own story"
Published by JOHN 7. JEWETT Co, No. III Washing
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

CEMI-w WEEKLY TRIBUNE15Tr
The following s The TABLE NJ Of CONTENTS 0'
ISee Copies Be obtained at the counter In The ruos
tico Ofice This MORNING. Price & centsl
.LEADING ARTICLES: Young south carOns Dousai .a5
Batteries, The Law of NewspsPersi Distinction and
sDaerebee; Tbs Prospects OF Kansas
UIMPORTANT FROM KANSAS Proceednss under
the New Constitution; Organization OF the State Gov
eminent; Message Of Gov. Robinson.
III SOUTHERN EMIGRATION TO KANSAS: Letter
from Correspondent at Nashville Tenn
NLETTERs FROM MR. GREELEY: The Kansas De-
bate Of Thssdsy; The T,,moal and po1ss' % 4seaf:
Clinsman DEMOCRACY and kansas Monday n n tns
oRi oFisfsd fd'' D'' '' N''''- ' -
y..rHE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Important
from Mexico; Kansas in the Senate; The COMMITTEES
10 90 70 Kansas; Facts and Runorsi The New IaIiai
The Transit CowPanys TrGuors rse Snsa
Steamboat Destroyed; Serious Ac ;dent on the hua'
son River Railroad; Railroad Accident Delegates to
Cincinnati; The Ohio River; The Pork Trade
VI. XXXIvTH CoNGREss-FrRsr SESSION: Dcins' IN the
Senate aud House OF Representatives
VII BURNING or CONENT GARDEN THEATER
VIII. ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE; Arrival OF
terence; Negotiations Proceed Satisfactorily
TX FIRES Destructive Fire in ESs; Twenty AStst Loss
about 5000.
X..THE STATE OF ENGLAND: Letters from oeca
SonAl Correspondent At London
M.-CARNIvAL AND LENT AT ROME; Letters from
Our own Correspondent at Rome
Mi..NEW-YoRK LEGISLATURE.
XIII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XlV..P 7. BARNUMs FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
V..MlsCELLANEouS; Trial for Divorces Ogden vs. As
tor; New hampshre; Kansas Meeting IN Yates Coun
Y; The Fugitive Slave, The African slave Trade N
New'l lerk; ENeitsuent New-Caste; The Peach
Slave Case; hsuSas
XVI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Pull Reports Of the
STOCK, Money, Cotton, er.in cs,sie and oisss Mar
| kets. specially reported for The Tribune
THE sEBlI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE 0arni.hea 70 .ub.ersA.
s at these ties Que copy of Que fsS. -; Two copiss
e5, Five copies, eli -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

HIIMBOLDS's IMPORTANT WORK on
IL CUBA-Now ready;
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
ny ALEXANDER HUMBOLDT.
Translated from the Spanb, with and preliminary Es
By s. 1hrasher bringing down the history to the pres
ent time with map limo. Price 81 %
believed this work by the eminent Humboldt, now hrst
presented public under the auspices gentleman whose
fssfea rendered his position invaluable for such p-
will he read with interest An and minute Map,
houfhs Spanish authorities, accompanies the book
CONTENTS:
Preliminary Essay, comprsDs Population.
acognplete view OF the Tern. Slavery.
toriai Political Industrial Races
and Social Relations Of the Sugar Culture.
Island. Agriculture
General Vs~s Commerce.
Physical Aspect. Internal communications
Climate Revenue.
fsroxrspby. A Trip to Trinidad
Thsexceeaf work has been presented ia English
and will with pleasure by many thousands who
will time svsng temseves Of as source OF IN.
subject Of growing interest and importance t
will be enched by considerable additions written by the trans
tor which will put the reader possession OF knowledge Of
the present social I'm c and political condition OF tho Gu
baa The knowledge which Mr.. Thraher has of Ouba from
long residence there and from bis having devoted to
sudy s condition and its relation to the mother country
the United States eunenty qualities him for the
ton OF such WORK OF the merits Of the original doubt
- aned Wherever science s cultivated the OF
Husbodt Justly boDored We sha await the appearance Of
ths make extended comments" IN o. Courier
DERBY 4 JACKSON, Publishers, New.York.
Can b. ordered through Bookseller.
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INK g. EDWARDS's PUBLICATIONS.
Just Published:
THE MORMONS AT HOME.
With some Incidens Travel from Missouri 10 California
1888 in series Of Letters By Mrs b. g. Ferns wife OF the
United States Secretary of utah 'oi i<o'' eot-
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OUR SLAVE STATES: JouRSEI IN THE ssAso.ho
755 ,sy.s with wood cuts Price, Sl p.
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Minor | vol limo. cloth. Price. Is cents
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by the author OF Typee,"" Omoo,' NC. . -
y DIX & EDWARDS, No. 32l Broadway.
IHIS DAY PUBLISHED-ONE THOUSAND
i AND ONE THINGS WORTH KNOWING Book
for everybody disclosing valuable niormaon aud in
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CCHUBERTH Il Co., Musical Depot, No. 539
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CTEAM-POwER to LET.-Position central
bor.e.rover NJ. GAUDU, No. i02 wstsrsI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

NOTICE.-We take great pleasure in acknowl-
~ edsing the prompness with which the FARMERS AND
MECHANICS INSURANCE Co. of Philadelphis paid our
loss by Fire on the l9h ns the of 2dt and sy
and would recommend all parties eectng Insurance to their
Agency for this city, at No. 10 Wal.st.
CALVIN L. GODDARD, No. Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

VNO be LET--72 LOTS near the Arsenal
making the entire po, of ground lying between sh ant
5tb avs and sd and 63d-sts Also the PREMISES No
Pear now Stable bat suitable tor Carpenters
Bo1nakers Shop. Apply 70 GEOkuE JVNES,
North corner Of Broadway zhd Wsrenst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

YTO LET-Two small HOUSES n Richmond
road Staten Island 10 TO 10 minutes walk IRON Nsnde
bllt'. Landing Inquire at No. IL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

ITO LET or LEASE-For a Bank, Insurance
Il other Company. the first floor Of No u Wiam-st
adjoining the CornExchanse Bank VII De ntted up IN POI
per of Broadway.
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"A firm of SEYMOUR Il TYRRELL are requested 60 pre-,
sent them 10 the Receiver FRANCIS DE PFUH at NO oS
Nercbsuts Txchsuge corner Of William and Wslsts New
York on or before day of April nextach l5 1856
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Just Publish 9 d :
RECOLLECTIONS

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TO WHICH IS ADDED
+ O Il O ~ A ~ A.
Edited by the Rev ALEXANDER DYcE-
One vol. limo. Cloth 81.
From The London Literary Gazette.
eThe volume NAV be regarded literary legacy LETT
Samuel Rogers 10 the nation He knew that h Dyce was ten
ina notes of his and that he meant 10 print them
have every reason satisfied with the manner In whc
MI Dyce has performed his pleasant task The book chief
consists Of recoecons Of the notable men In politics. art an
literature with whom Rogers throughout hslong life associated
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

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tention
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

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