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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

We clip the following from me Amer
can Journal of Education and College Re
view" published monthly in New York CT
ty. Editors, Rev. DR.. Peters, and Hon B.
s, Randall,
Iowa CoLLEGE.-The following descrIP-
ton Of the College building and grounds is
from the pen of a recent traveller:
81 have lust been standing upon the top
Of the fret permanent building Of Iowa
College, at Davenport. II is a truly noble
and beautiful structure, standing IN an cX-
ceedingly fine and beautiful spot. The. col
lere grounds embrace ten acres, in the form
OF a riphtangled paralslogram, They are
high on the bluff, about three quarters OF
mile from the river, and covered with a
growth OF young, Indigenous oaks. The
main Lulding, now nearly completed, is 81
by 45 leet; four stories high, including the
basement rooms, which are about one-halt
above the ground. On the first floor are
two lecture rooms and large audience
room, AZ BY 40 feet" On the second hoor
are rooms for recitation, library, philosophl'
cal apparatus, cabinet, &c. The upper sto-
~ is TO be used at present as dormtores
for the students. The building is ct lime
stone--yery finely buiIt--and one OF The
noblest edfces have yet seen IN newest
The view from the dome is truly magnit-
cent; only second to that from the tower OF
Amherst college The view Of the great
river, with its numerous and picturesque
Islands, is vastly superior to Amherst. And
in place of the mountains at Amherst, we
have here the boundless rolling prairies OF
Iowa, stretching away as far as the eye can
zee.
There is already within compass ofiour
miles from the college, 9 population OF
more than 10000.
There are now between 70 and 80
students in the preparatory, and 10 in the
collegiate department. OF these, 10 are
professed Christians most of them with the
ministry in view.
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BUILDING LOTS

I@'OE sale al fair prices and All on long credit TO
l. facilitate improvements
COOK d SARGENT
VIII sell iOtste par les who will build them lhIs
season, at moderate prices and q eTedit OF /, .
and 3years June s. DIT
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Yellow Fever at charlsstOni


CHARLESTON, Sept I9.-There were
sixteen deaths by yellow fever in this city
laat week.
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GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
Fancy Goods, Notions ,
Toys, sc.

IIg and 100 Main .tTeet, ST. Louis, No,
II EEP always on ha nd the largest and most varied
IL assortment of St APPLE aud Fancy Notion Goods
to De fouud west of the Mountains. All OF their
gpodI re pu released direct nom the manufacturers
IN Ear0ps and the United States, and can be seld 10
dealers at as low ices any importer in the east
err cities. They have every variety ot Combs
iifu shes, Buttons, Looking Glasses, Gloves Under
shirts aud Drawers, Guns, Pistols, Pocket and Ia
Die Cutlery, Toy Goods, Musical Instruments, Porte
Mounaes Purses, ana small ware geneTaiit; and
receive from Blrming ham, Paris, London and Leip
SIC the est novelties IN their IiDe 8ularly per
ocean steamers,
Merchants will find it greatly t thei -advantaco to
examine our stock and prices before going east or
purchasing elsewhere, as We are determined not to
t. understood byauy olherh0Hse IN The country.
sepl2 dam
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HERRTNG's SAFES
Dissolution.

w 4 have just received au inyos Of Herring lsIsbra-
w ted Fire and Thief PfootSaies, aud WeuIt invite
purchasers to cali md gee them.
JuIyi BURROWS, PREIFTMAS l. pALYELL
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Judge Piatt, of Cincinnati, remarked 10 [

Judge Piatt, of Cincinnati, remarked ia
recent speech that il was "hard to break
the ties of old friends in the Democratic
ranks, but he found to his satifaction that
he had not left the Democratic party nor
his old friends, but that that the Buchaniors
had bolted. He likened them to blind hoF-
Sea in bark mill, the head Of one follow
ing the tail of the other-gOing It blind
little knowing or caring whether they are
grinding bark or birthstone, so they get
their oats"
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Gbc z1ailp Ga5ette.
r1p nAIrY DAVENPORT aAzETTE,

~, the frat sal uat quits recently. The enS paper 40
Il. state Of lows printed s5 eah Fewer Press and as
cuation ia the largest ofshg IA the sltis AdTsfse
,bs., advantages as our columns amply tes'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

WorK SUSPENDED. On account OF me
continued severe indisposition Of Geo. L.
Nickolrs, Esq, the lessee Of the lot at the
. w. corner Of Second and Brady streets,
work on that foundation has been suspend
ed The brick.work will not be com
named until another season. We much
regret that that fine block of buildings,
eou,d not have been erected this fall and
winter in readiness for the spring business
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

gN FULL BLAST. Any quantity Of choice books for
( reading, from &c 10 $500 each. At The
MaylT-a2m TWIN CITY BOOK STORE
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FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES,

imperfect article go forth from their ESTABLISHING ut
haS gained for their Scaesa reputation that has new
been surpassed in the whole range Of nseinl iae-
chaEism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged as the
staHdIrdin all transactions By weight
\ lawsuit which arose from a discrepancy OF
we ghs between one OF Fairbanks Scales IN use by
tie Baltimore n Ohio Railroad Company and one of
another manu- a0ture recently tried 10 the Court
ufCommon Pleas, Baltimore; the case occupied the
Uouri twO day and Judge Marshall In delivering his
decision stated the resul OF his evidence, that she
accuracy Ul kGir5aHk's Scales established beyond
allQuusiior. For sale by
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN & DALHELL.
The we'll known reputation Of these Scales has in
dUced hc vendors Of imperfect and worthless balan-
eos to offer them as Eairbauk's Scales, and purChas
crs have thereby in many cases been subjected u
fraud aud imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
act business 10 their own names, but regarding the
perpetrators Of the above fraud, pursuing course
alike unjust and dshOHorabe they take this method
TO caution the public OF their impositiOns.
The pAteutees manufacture under their own IN
specion only at their facIoy in St.JohnsbuT!r W.
Frr sale in Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PREITYMAN& nALZELL.
Z. x +. FAIRBANKS Il Co.
Ss,Johnsbury, VI, May i, 1856
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Nom SrFlws.-Mr. Conner, Of Aliens
Grave. lust reformed from Canada, informs
ia that vote vas taken Oh the ears on the
Kalamazoo Railroad On Thursday last
which resulted as follows --
Fremont Il9.
Buchanan 40.
Fillmore %.
AGAIN on Friday, on the Southern Mich
Gan Southern Road, vote WINS taken with
the following result
Fremont SO.
Buchanan 7.
Fillmore IL.
Mr., Csllen, direct from New York, in
forms us that vote was taken on the
Great Western Railroad last "Wednesday
and resulted as follows -
Fremont 81.
Buchanan ~.
Fillmore ls.
Another vote taken on the Rock Island
and Chicago Road on Friday gays similar
result, viz: -
Fremont 90.
Buchanan 16
Fillmore IL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
Bank of Florence.
Florence Nebraska,

g Ed. b. SARGENT Prestf j. PsEkrR CASH
~ undersigned propretors Of the Bank OF Florence
Nebraska, are y the provisions 81 is chatter ia
IFGuaiiy responsible Tor all it, tissues. aud VII reetI
the Notes of SAID Institution, its couu,a W e 8,Y
Horace, in coin, aud either telg s4lair Horse
"a tieieiH Exchange af one Per "a specie ut same
raGf- ~ other currency.
COOK d SARGENT. Davenport
COOK, SARGENT DOWAEE -ItystettF Tlaa
COOK, sAkGkS u COOK, 81. LesIL0lries
COOK. sAEHENI K PARKER floTenss. NeLFas.
IHIF iff
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F..ilbGylgk's SCNtes kOs'GCes'.

tees. We nave heretofore adv fI.sei and now say
again that wesel the Fairbank Scales Of Fairbanks
make; also those made by other parties 10 whom
Fairbank sold the right 10 make. and also those
made by the Duryee & Forsyth Manufacturing ON
haay. ANY and aliOf which W. warrant 10 be per-
ioctin every particular, No Monopoly as eur Motto
Below Is our list ofpticss for Fairbanks Scales:
100 n Scale 5000 1000 b Scale 5000
gDO 900 5000 - 5000
200 4" 5000 5000 hay scale 10000
1900 2i,g1 1900 :. " l52 90
1900 5000
With liberal deduction 10 those purchasing to sell
again. Our stock is now Iu II ana we invite all who
wish to investigate the qualities OF the different
kinds OF Gales to call upou Scales sold by US
which do not prove just as REL resented VIC refund
lie purchase money or exchange for any other kind
OF Scale. II will be see that our prices are very
low (May3D r. CLOSE& 60.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22
FOR LEASE.


| OTIS >, q 5 in Block 90, corner Of FaTHam' an d
Il Third Streets.
Apl7 DIR COOK d SARGENT
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ExchnnEo


OnailpaTts ofthe United states bough and sold.
COOK, SARGENT y COOK,
BANKERS am and A gents,
Fort Des " Dimes, Iowa
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Haight, Sears & Beckett,
Leather Ma ufacturersTs and Wholesale Dealers in
Leather of all kinds, saddles, Sadtery Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, shoe find
iugs, Hides, 4 O., &c.
yVTE have now on hand one utthe largest and best
w selected assOrtmeUts OF
Leather and Saddicry Hardware
ever Sne red in the west Comprising in part
sole and Harne IS Leather,
both Oak and Hemloek,
Collar Leather,
French. American & Patent Calf skins,
klPs and Upper Leather,
OF every variety.
Innings, Roans, Morocco, Binding, Patent and
Plain Skirting, Dash and Enameled Leather, Lasts,
Findings sc.
SaddIery Hardware, Japanned, Brass and silver
Plated, from the best manufacturers. Self-adjlsi-
ing, Gig and Pad Roller, Horse Shoe and Spring
t0ngued Buckles and eyery article the harness ma
sor saddler can wish.
Carriage and Groeers Bows, Top Props, Stump
Joints, Coach Laces, Bands, Enamelled Cloths, Wag
on Hubs, Spokes, Bent Fellows, Carraiage Shafts,
Carriage Bolts, Wagon Springs, Axels, Horse Col
lars, Horse Blankets Fly Nets, Se; Belt Leaf her,
Machine Stretched aud Rubber Belling, Belt Riyets
Se., So.
Cash Paid for Hides
We invite the attention OF purchasers, feeling sati-
sized please all IN regard 70 quality and price.
HAIGHI, SEARS & BECKETT,
Cd Street, 81 door above Perry.
aug 25du davenport, lows,
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For Barg ms in Groceries

II july % ALYoRD d VAN PATTEN'S
s'IE place 10 buy 81 kinds of Dry Goods low cures
is at WADSWoRTHS,
iyI0tf 81 81. opp. LeCaire House
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E0TEGE.

, = hegs Horse Shoes asi Horse Shoe Nails,
I y ~ Boxes Seythe Stones.
~ dozen Selves assorted sizes, GOr sale by
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-22

4 SPLBNDlD Farm, 10 miles from Davenport on
. the Aliens Grove road, adjoining the west end
~ said uroye 200 acres well fenced aud in crops Of
sasat ana corn, GU acres prairie and SU acre.
ahd stream OF nsseriailinS water running lhropxt
y. Ihere are two frame dwelling houses on ha
premises, win wells and other convene nses. AM
which are bearing. This is one Of ths bsst s,oet
,ats 10 se9tt county, ana will be sold at aree tbar
gam sRpneation be made coon 10
June 20 daft = - - D1a ~ o@iShns
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
Professional Notices.

J'HE undersigned have associated themselves
os.h-r 10 'rals-ct o1.lu,s. Of PROCURls NJ sud
NISDfC ATISG PATENTS all ia 10 tRe ired
States 81 d anroad THOMAS EWBASK he late ConD-
,oi Of PareLts Oil bs psraion Of applications
ior P.-rs may consulted upon al quest ous mpo-
tart inventors clan AL -ues IN feaIon 10 Ihvoc'
ito or Psteu must be accompanied ~ith fee
The gn.c be consulted on s questions relating 70
Patents or ler proceedings thereon a. No y lew
YorI, Aug. Is, 1850 JOSEth Blu ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
T,HE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OyFIcg No. 50 WALL.sr NEw.YoRx
MECHANICS BAss BUILDING -.
This Company With cash capital OF - w. insure sh,
n,s disc bou bold furniture, 'esseis IA pofl az
personal pGery s-De ally s<aI1 'os' VI Se'
By IRE op the favorable
DIRECTORS:
strrh-n nbreleps S.ul n. Foster John |. nooney,
Nru. Rru.en JscOb Reese. WIN ~ IcIHH.''
lanes : Libby, G-o W .is,s yaines s4.,o Sa'
Jo,eph Rrtfon L.bbeus B. Ward, John n Sayasih,
Am Levi. Morris, BE J. Bs'cocs, Ineoa ney
c.. n Snni,t A. n 80. Ro,hns Henry BesdA.
W r. u,' n,. ~ HHh ,or,te Thom~ smith,
r.-hsn ST., '' ~. G,.ttor H. Stephen Hyatt
Henry Lsye1ch .,- p.,.,,
JACOB REESE, rresGeA.
"HosAs GPEEsIEar. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
Sales bp AurIion.

4 UCTlON NOTICE. - TUNIS MORRELL,
~ auc ious-r will sell THIS SATURDAY a, 80. n At
No - Na'stu - tor whom n euc -ru b-i IL ,u.xr-
n~ff- rom So IA tursr4 Of F1rui'ure mpo,.- of a..
usr. Cbua. Jsw.l'y, Ol P,inpus- Mrrtrs T.n. Ic no
o. -rt~ oot-ct l. fully te-cnb-o 10 ca. ,toa. 20
hose IN will The rosai ion # tbi, IN
siy d" b. ,d Vii. d.y p.fti, ,.sn-i .rt
srvsreed upon 100 % HsTsrR Sc CiFNr- b. I'D a.
col bs the rse -us qua tn. dor n 80.
Iosur vii b. soh-rt 20 SB.-Ls.ie. se.t J. sh ppirg &c
ait, dec 0 for customers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

DRI-sBES, Of every description, at the Brush
Is s..,or, No ss7 Pe.Ist Ffanklin -aa.fs Az
"a ,ss loveS prc-a Pa husnes Of -rtox
.,.r DIV Oh hArd HschIpe Brushes ~
S'"' JOIN X. dOPFEL-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

~ kkW-iIRk THOMAS T SMITH, pasinu6. Against
1hOsAs ILLIaGWOaTH,d def-ndsot -supmoo: fos money
demand Con p int To the DetsodAf
You sIe hereby summoned and required be com
paint in this ion which viii be nisd IN ihs e0ss o.
the Clerk o the City and County II Sewfork, ne CITY
Hall laid Cry copy OF snswsr 70 The 40
plant the .aberbers ct their oscs No ~ re t~ n
city within twenty sitter the service of hn sumncs
you sAc the day Il such sefvicei and yoo s
The aid within tse e sfoIessd ne psesss
in th action vii judgment aan~t soo ~ TIE sea
hui dreo a. sixty 10 collars with Interest from ne
cav a June thousand ,ish hardrsc and my a. '
the coss OF Ii scton.- Dated July 81 1870. -
W. 4 r. A. GAINES, Pisintt6's tiso1Ds}sl A..
The complaint IN this action duly hieA h me eSs of
Cle,k Of the Cit, aDd County Of Ne~ fok tho N os "
Atsua 1856. 8. W. K. A. GAINES, Pisinuss . A""~'-
~ layS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
7 JAY GRFEyOUGHs PRIVATE SCHOOL

- for BOYS. No 81 West 2lst ct, kkOPENs ON
Sstt The unber N Scholars Ia The Ensish alo
IN the Pnmary Department l. % Hunted 70 woLty n'e
euler. be hsd AZ the sshoo ~ APPLkTOhS' |V~n
WOODS, or RANDOLPBs Bookstore.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

DhDOKLlN, J.. 1.-The COLLEGE GRAM
Nd MAR SCHOOL, iesr TIE Cl.y HeI. LEVI WELLS
hart A NJ. Rect r, recps-s MONDAl, sept. 3. Fer
ter +, &c, Sc Iou's..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

OIfuN, fl7FI0uc'r
CFNTEFL ISEHOLD FIRNlTU RE.
" tA.PsTS MIRRORS on PAINTINGS. & -rHl :
- fS-tn-es, Seps Vi o'olocs he sgct.iu Jns
30 - Bs.tus'. ,rss ssso aeut OF s-cou +
t.atABlNtI Il RI Tt r Of yatiOus aui ie.-r.s
.s irclLfus " lu b.aek oak Dnrs Exec
Table, Nirrof-. Pa FouAu-e rosewood. d 1-0-.
. sofas Ad sofa Bsc-teas y-iv 5rss-ls s.d other
C,rn.t. ed b. 6-d, Ha M,ttrss-s age Srench
Is, n'rr,r. eger, tvl d. oil Paul g. Cottage
H.c,,.aes curl mspe Ch.'s By dozsL SC Sss will oe
rt,ry urolt regard to wea her AsD three Piano
tc,t., hut rssd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
DERNARD q REDFIELDs BOARDING aud

ID DAI sIHOVL iJT IUTN0 UNI LF,MLN, 10
2--a,. So &.is pese Tae Aucient aud Modem
Lsr.uass old Literature the Flemenary sLo A. ancec
Ms,ht les he ENact Scenoes tupfo COmme cis AID
CoIe.-ie Pums beparme, has b-eo Crezmged
The Acac~rnc Of THE isutoh vii co ntn" ce ot
MDNDAN m. Nth -ert.tri-t tfcui b obtained
O. Mes,s H. T. HI RsTk u son. Ne 5}9 Brosd~sy cor
of >rfiS-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
1nsnrancc Companies.

CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
y No 81 Pme-r ,Gr-at Western BuIdinss,l Cash Capital
5000 al usd in Tbs Company. having ali its csstal paid
n f in process of nyesmaLt redv 20 IecT1ys aPpi'
cs,icrs arc 70 policies Of Inursnces on Mechaodse
eudpss Sps in oor, and property favorable
JOSEPH WALKER PreGdeSt
TUOS. W. BIRDS ALL. secretary.
DIRECTORS:
JosEPH WALKER EDWD. HAI0HT.
WTIIlAM p MOTT B. NJ WHtfLOCK,
rOIN HAISEY JAMES D. GARNER,
sI " ARD Wot,D SAMUEL c. PAXON,
EOBT l. CASE RICHARD 2. BRUFF,
Wm. DENNIsTOUN D. GROIN W EL,LLr
EDM,TNn " CORIIIS y j. DONNELL,
COWARD HILLETS, JOHN MI oIrSSJrp
JogS u washTN ROBT LIN0LEY MURRAY
CgAs IIy DAVID Is. keller.
M AZ ARgATT Nh ALLEN 5UTLEk,
WM. bIRDsALL, EoWAkD no'i"HN'
EDWD. MERRITT. L. NIMAns;rcurr
SMITH LAW kt nee, hATIhCW mi tNnIHH'
aFNtY BARROW. 10 IN ALke M ,xSvrr
JOSEPH LAW RENEE, GEDRbr . "niNNc1H,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
Millinerp, &r.


4 CHOICE SELECTION OF IMPORTED and
~ DOMESTIC MILLINERY suitable for the southern ana
" co ell Merchants asd MiLLINEhS' FALL taADhs
rsdy al SIMMONS NO 14 oIoe -, 80
DEMOVED.-The undersigned souid most re-
IL ectfuly toform their psuois tny o. /. ~
tb,t the, h,y. T,moysd their MILLINERY hsIAeLtsa
MINT om No 4s5 TO 5sl Brad-.y wsee '1y ns.e Sa
80 Sc &c .bssb .ty-.of French Boanets Rib,oas,
80 hieb ,oa .o c'.d u eau and
rover 'estne"' &C. M.RcY'S NJ Si Broadway,
siLlLe' - uo,.,o.-.s opposite M.rropoitaa Hs ell.
pes.th rin CO r",y Miss ~ q TERRY.
nIss n -. s..er. ana Mllines literally dealt with.
Esv.York sepenbef, IS"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
Groceries.


~ London Doei BRASDIts. psie And dAs 'o 49, Se,
ewslve y-us old BY the bottie; dozen OF .s S7->.
- Nslsua, ,1d sul spask CsisSt- " y
MEssTNGFR 4 co No 81 Sult,n't' -"e '"P''' '"
hs.ser ser's LoudoD Cordial oD
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

DEMOVAL of RICHMOND's LACE STORE
IL to No 6s7 BBOADWAY opposite Nbio's-We rstnrn
Lsnls beis paro' have oyed for tho ast
~, ,ess Having as.d sccoGulod ,tions
eust ed beep s'se tint. at Of Laces AID En-.
brod Quo stock OF Point Lscss Fiat VAenci. Ribbons
Es sil be found worth rtioo New Styles
VI sDd Hesd0es.es received monthly OceupyiUs
ID. hole bulldiIs whole ssle f- IDS
,utti-d choic. Pa Mour. Coil
bs,ques Sets for which long ahen the lead.
EI CANAL-Sr.
VI Rich EMBROIDERED VELVET TALMAS.
Ane~ ard splendid Garment
Csll aid SOC them.
MONDAY, Sept 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

"A bOLkrAP ACADtNIY, n tiH bfoa ~ayl wnI DE-
Ger on MONUAN, sept tr chesp Cass and Puvs's
lessons App cals fSstutdsy) have the choce of
sd g,se desks, ,hOIt exla cha S'ss secured
uoer un for
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

Al o,o,.,, trowedse Of their Grammar s'e t.ash
BY Prot DE GARsAS stNo +5s Brosd~ay TO unas,..nd
srssk ihe FRENCH - as 10 converse nuo'' 80 ~ ~ 80
sbu n, ,hort t. Private Leesoas families Terms mole
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

NEW STYLE of TALMAS,
~ IN VELVET BEAVER CLOTHS.
BENSON WILSON.
No '6l Csnslst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

Conn Will reopen Oh sept i-IeIms, = so PER year A
vhc htiu for Te4,hsrs
RAJ. of l4O pe- year allowing hes TO ss-
~ nm IN. bA aice The Pnlclpl viii Asst them much
nsl !, olAirif .tuatious FOR them he have
s[ tbf eont.e stuci-s Circulars may b. oHne1
BoL Stie of ark Austin Srhth and al fates Hoe
P.,t ,,ug Srv.Yofk further Partc uIas address " A.
sTOhF Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
ME MISSES ROHR respectfully inform tbeir

- NJ. nes and the public that seir bOAhDSp AID DAY
etnooL WI be reoIonod mon DAY, sept 10 CHchas car
Ap?letorS Bookstore SO Lcci oo an Cartel $50
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
ACADEMY and GYMNASIUM -SEDG-

~ WlCk'S MFTE JPOiIiAN-s Day AID b)arding
seboo, for Bows TN Vouig MeA-ec pens, III all It's DepTt
ne,s on tie ls Of Sepeab-r, 1876 See Advertisement Of
cstal.Aae.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
GEO. s. PARKEks SELECT SCHOOL 70

~ BOYS formerly ID. ?. BsooI'sl will REOPEN SEPT g.
There three Departments senior Middle and Primary
q, sstic Apparatus for physical
b~ bsd al LOCKN GODS osstore st the School room,
No w Broec sy, e1TnoI Of Zst.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
ieQal Notice..

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New Yors notice !. hsIeby Uys " ~
persof having SRAHAM DAY late N the CITY
Of New York pres-Lt the Oh vorcbsfs
thereof the sDb-cr br at his dence No bsmmo sI,
Ia the CITY bef th- IL day of February
ueIt DATED New Yors, the 18Th dsy of AuCst 1916
sule law6Dsst ELIAS pAf, hfcse~'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

~ hi.ses bUCKNALL'S BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
tor fou Lseies Will reopen No - Gamercy park o.
hONDA1 sept L. TIE location OF thi. Institution - uasur
passed The rCuht ladies' have beautiful priyste
sfodius them supe opportunity for eIeFss
tie open sT Circulars may be obtained residence of
the Principals
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

NOTICE.-In the matter OF the Estate OF sU-
lNSANNAH ELsDEN, deceased pursuant 10 Al eses oe
Surrogate County of New ors herein mse os sss
signed Adnistrsor Of the estate. &c, q 's $780,,
quires ell PERSONS having claims sssrst he csne p
0em th the vouchers thereof 70 the sad Aem ~ - -
the Office of sweeny shea No Chamber ssfceL S ny
of NeuYot an or before the day Of Novsnooi ish
ans I,wsms BENJAMIN KLSOfN, Admknauseo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the SurrOgal

Of ae County Of New notice 10 heIeby ryen v ~
person. having claims against JAMES LESrER, ss Of no
CITY of New Isesent Tho With yosnofs
Vereo' 10 he sorber h, office No rs LevissI In The
C,, OF New Yo OIL betxe the seysnh lay Of h neat
-Dsied New. Yuk the ib day ~ SePts nhsr tRS
ANDREW MILLS, Administrster.
,s l.wsms ELIZA J. LESTER, Ad niasustrin
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
1nsirurtlon.

ASTON RIDGE SEMINARY, for lOuNH
ALADIES- The Rev 3 : HCNTINjTON, A.. ? Incl
pa The session commences o. the FIRST WtDNES-
DAY m SEPTENBFR d.,
sFrolAL Anv.,TACFs The limited umbsr of forty, With
Teacte each .afge -hafe Of -tfeiuon
Tie -t1atou able ir s h~itue~s ao pe7ny o.
se.iery /. tt's Hu1 h-a tnin retreat -aN-
pa,eIi th- c.ck- acquire hoou ara the frame VIZ y
i,ery pu; tou ou. hos lr pr we'd 10 tins tr' ~
The Bundn combu~ reauy OF architecture "ih modern
a. Dt.i rooms iufact~ Ter a-' 'e-
rsroa r~ervafoy ec'ed "th i'rs's % ptrinr Nr
TIE T,aeiers possess ifh qu-hc4 Chree nave h4i
iage ~ uropeal travel and a. sieak 'he rfech
isr FuIgeJ
French cCuvcrss'ion ca7ses VII he coudrcei
by The Nu arc Drs~i TrecAc-s who a-e La '"s oi Si
Gt tsse b. i"ced poiesNnnIIy y
er yesT " ID alsti .gshod families IN Germany aud
Eis.a.G.
H. re.ad 20 re- lf.erce houec aad fAhfai
istiuctoI SChoo has orz been ded for CON
81 stys. tssf, Ilyca Lta ai religious soch "a
lev .iu.f'sr lntfiguu.Is can rfe.cut'
Access i p 9Th sud Cbest u - Phiaie pia
Viz Cie.er y hours from l3eh and Mafsess Via Media
TttNs For Board and Tuition and ALI c-nia expenses,
i,clnd 40, Of schoO ks "a cha'se ~hte'-r,
q - ,ar Fr Tie same adci1s Mu-c = q tfeNch |tpi
.scirs 1s'u auo Ufaen O Drawing Maze ia. 400
Aca1e.s Tie Rev. at NTiNGTON
Village Green Pos Ofc-, Delaware Co Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

CLlNTON-PLACE INSTITUTE-A DAY and
~ BOARDING sChOOL for YOUNG LADIES Will
j BLACKMFR A M and Mrs ELIZABETH ". BLACh-
MFR Principals
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

H. EDUCATION The FALL TERN Of the femAe De
sch ,ol will commence on MONDAY sept l.
O'Clock and OF the Male Department on WEoSES
DAY. Sept st4 o'clock in the hall Of the Board OF
Eoucaitn Il. oofn,r Of GGNd and Fam sta
All persons residents Of the City Of New York OF the age o
wears up~ If iemrlts and 10 aud upward II
males who teuo themsles business OF teach
his NAV attend 10 be examined AID c.sshod
NM II. NELSON, Nm. :. LII,
JOIN DANFNPORT DAtiD WEbS,
Il. X. WINTHROP, VIM ALLASoN
JFDFDIAH MILLER Committes.