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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

DOMESTIC ANIMALS IN MAssAoHrsErrs-The An
nlal Report of the Secretay Of the b ard OF AgIi
culture Of Massachusetts, sat.s that there are 10 the
State 80 1921 hors,s valued =, 7,2eiss9; 77,5 oxen
and steers, valued at g. 1854; ls4 90 mich
cows and heift rs valued at s. 29i yieldog slls,
oo9 pound. Of butter, v.laed at si,67s 55',
and 500 30 pound. o cheese, valued A. sie.2 S.
32O4 COS quarts Of milk, valued at e755ss7 30. The
number Of sheep reported 10 be li5,sl5, valued at
s3Oe, s43, while the value of woi p'oddced is
s55,OI6 The number OF swine IS 81 ,ll3, valu.d al
ASH SIG IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

INV WHEAT The grain oi the crop Of 1880 ms
IT. frst spf~srsncs in August., Geo Jupe }.
samples are very handsome, plunp large be,t g. "
the crop in all the Sou'b, below yrg MA, p Gnu
ssundurf, ard sDobasly nearly al harvested o. "
TINE. Tie Ay and other pests are troubIess@s ,
VhgiDia. The weather is very favorable for "hes
oil SECTORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01
CINCINNATI AS A MANUFACTURING CITY

CINCINNATI, Thursday, June IL, 1856
Among tho "anpsla" which Mr.. Charles Ciss,
the ind~stisahIe bcal st4tistician Of Cincinnati,
has poblahed in his boob of lS4l, 10 part OF IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01
ANCH Mt MOUNDS AND WORKS IN OHIO

CINCINNATI, Friday, June Is, 1856.
1t has been my god 'o'tlre to examine the
'enan' OF all unknown sener,,io, 10 many parts
Of the Safe, in tho Valley Of thu Ooio, Buskics.
UT, Licking sci",o, Hocihosking, aud Mani
River. These At Marietta, Newark and Circle
vile, sre ver, stilias AID erensive, aud 10 par:
have already disppeNed THE is particularly he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-01

acrp and that two thirds OF the land Is Improved;
in Butler County considerably more than half the
land is improved, and is worth about $40 an acre.
la the c, inter- of the STATE in Franklin County more
than halt of the and is improved and is worth
S24 sn acre and the same is true OF Cuyahnga, in
which il Cleveland. Ashtabuls County has more
than half Of its land improved, which is worth sly
al acre. In the comparatively new County OF
Mercer in the western part OF the State, larger
proportion Or the land s cultivated than ia the old
rounties of Washington, Morgan and Athens, and
The land with its log cabins aud log barns, 10
worth almost as much
II We look at the facts in this light it is not diff
fcut 10 see that these hill counties Of Ohio have
not grown as rapidly as some others, but that,
he wing really great agricultural resources tue time
will come when these lands will command larger
prices than at the present time, aud show great
increase ef pol uatOn.
The hill region has some wealth not found in the
interior. TIE c. al fields begin some distance above
SteuttDyille spreading westward 80 as to include
Wooster aud GAINESVILLE and reach the Ohio again
below Burlington. Many place. have already been
opened where COIL can be taken out to advantage
as at Strubenville, GAINESVILLE, along the Muskin-
gum Valley, PomerVy, &c. These coal beds are
already producing fine income 70 this region, aud
il must increase. In Lawrence aud Scoto COun.
ties is fund iron ore in abundance. not 80 rich
DC many Of the magnetic ores Of the Middle aud
Eastern States, but very easily smelted. The iron
produced is somirably adapted to the manufacture
of hollow ware, tn account Of the finish and
fnoothness into which it Can be wrought 10 these
t~o counties the e are probably twenty bias, fur.
naces in full operation, and at Hanging Rock snd
lrontcn are extensive rolling mills. For many
years at least the.e iron-btds will make very rich
income to capitalists in that region.
The time will coDe when the hill country Of
Ohio will be more highly appreciated than i il
nov, and may become, BY enterprise, education
and religion, the Nrw-EDglaDd Of che West
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

HOUSE to LET or for
W SALENo l25 South sth st, elegant story HOUSE.
Rent $50 COCKCROtT, No. IS Merchants ExchaDgs,
or 5. BkOOKEk, No % Clinton-st., New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENGLISH

~ SCHOOLING s72 Broadway, corner Of lsths.-Re-
opens Sept. s.-ln sddaOn 70 the Junior Department
during The ensuing yesr Primary Department for Bows
Of from to wears. The most advanced pudls Of the
through the studies OF the Freshman Class
Coueso thov enter ss Sophomofes in 1851
Due stenon s paid q, uastics Circulars nsy be had st
the School, at No. E6 Asv., and at A. D. D. kAndoPhs
'' '''"'' ' 0E). C. ANTHON
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
VI sTiTUTR, No ia fhst. cor Of Ms iodssi will rsops
Sep,sUb.r g. sSf Pupas from years OF sgs spd sd
are instruct ed IN The JuI or Middle aid Senior
CLARKE TANNING, Principals
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
6cuses ano farlns Wanteo.

20 TRY SEAT WANTED to EX-
~ CHANGE, shout S.. 600 worth Of FURNITURE and
LEASE cf mtdrm HOUSE in 5h ay IN part pa ,Ileut
for nest place, FIVE TO TEN ACRES not than
miles from New York. Address U X. o., Tribune Ofice
HOUSE WANTED on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.
II Brown stone font, with no lem improvements lot
Tot css than Z}Noo. Any person having House TO sell
fol- cash, may address H. Box No S7s Ns~York Post
stating street aid number, size Of house and lot price, &C,
which will be attended to Immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
OEricK KEcEIyER OF TAxEs.

No. 81 Chambers St. thew Court iIo1sstf
NEw-YoRK, June %, 1915
gI>O AVOID the risks that must inevitably occur
from e crowd OF Tax Payers who put of to tho .test d
the payme Of their taxes determined TO adopt the fo
lowing which viii be isdly adhered durins my Term o.
ohce- shall receive money after O'clock p m EVefJ
oioor In ths Department STRICTLY PRoHIBrkD from 70
seiytns containing money checks o the
OF fexss By order HENRY H. HOWARD. Receiver
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
ON. CoUDEPTv LYCEUM, No. IS st. Marks

~ place, Ne~-y Frerch English, Spanish, Commercil
and Classical Boi EUING DAY SCHOOL TOR SOfs tbs
Cirsses viii re- MONDAY Sept l. CI'cu.r can os
blamed at the Lycs-r and ~ Mr. FREDEh!C n COU-
DENIS stes, No. Isl Broadway Els b. hACHSh.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

i COLLTGIATE SCHOOL Gow ia its thsiysIx JeN
f.suooessfa oreraou) No. II We~t lih ST., of
Gia on he 9th Of September vi adsat.gs FOR tho
educ sion Of youth Pupils received 81 al ase and
iborousy prepared for College Mercantile life Parents are
iuxlird 10 Al.it the ins ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Gbanees for Business Ellen.

4 RARE CHANCE. AGENTS WANTED
"A to SELL BROTHER JONATHANs PATENTED
FURNITURE POLISH. None genuns without the Inventor
ana rstentees JOHN BRALYs on the Label Smart
axe from 20 10 dollars Call at the prrci.
pa Depot, No. 4H BIoscway. JOHN L. BRALYN 4 Co
A GENTLEMAN having knowledge of the
IA MANUFACTURE ofsn ARTICLE Of immense consupp-
ton 10 the United States whereby cous cradle saving can
be effected, wiahes ENGAGEMENT to wofs 1t. Address
] Boz l2O.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

DRIVATE CLASSES by the BEST TUTORS,
Il forming WILCOX's L. SCHOOL ApENjY.
Nc ~ Brt adwa' Zine successful and perp-tuf isrS)
puCER EDUCATORS OF al s-rving the
PEOPLE w'h ther MONEY CREcKHoLDERs, LIFE MEMBERS,
AGENTS AID FRigNDs all sharing tie CoNNoN FUND and the
hrp Cfa nezoati Oreyerst or cent tepecd
ins Upon tie merits investments s-d best eors Of AL suitas
lesry every INSTITUTION and FAMILY No chlr.e ~ Pupils
TEACHES arc PEOPLES MLETISG DAILY 10 - and 20 1
ock filing A orders vacancies aid cAtugcs UsrDs succe
n ,ons oru TO al By petu OF WAITS AID
MeIit..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

MRS. GIBSON No. 3 Unon.square viii
vi RE- OPEN der DAY aud BOARDING SCHOOL Gx
Youns Ladies on MONDAY Sept Is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

MIR. L. DE GRAND-VAL's CLASSICAL.
" Frsuch, English and Spanish BOARDING SCHOOL for
", Gent ems Hudson ard WsAhin Hobksn
will RE-OPES September Circulars at the Excelsior
Fire Insurance Co. No. BrOei-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
BERNARD q REDFIELD's BOARDING and

ID DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLEMEN. No l2s
2-av conner Of ST Mas place. The Ancient ard Modern
Languages End Literature the Elementary ard Advanced
hshemscs the Exact Sciences thorough Commercial and
COLLEGIATE has beea organized
The 18th Academic year OF this Institution VII Commence on
MONDAY the sth OF September. Circulars may be obtained
of Messra II. T. kIERSTED son, No 59 Broadway cor.
per Of Sprinlst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

TO 0ACHINfSrS.-SeaIed ProposAs VIII be received
the ooe Of the unde,anee until Oct noon for the CON
STRUCTION ef two PUMPING ENGINES, Corosh equal
70 Cosh for the Brooh,n Water "ot: Of espse, to ra.s
Tan pios Yoik gallons daily each i70 feet high with
hree boilers each built and ereoed complete the stone
prepared for them and TO be OF hstelss workman
shI, Drsvrs W detail defining the st,s and char
otsr OF Engines and sppurtenances to be submitted o the
pre possrs With description csops snd further inorms
fo nav BE- bed The Office Of the Chief Enepeer, j. r.
Erkvoed ess No 4Hssoys Buildings Brookyn or Of the
ondsued The right reserved 10 reject any OF TIC pro
sesslS nsis H. 5. WELLES 4 Co.. Ne. Wal o., n L.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG

xvi LAnIFs-WEST MEDFORD, Mas4 Five mile. tom
Boston teachers q first asty employed 10 the school
r,eI tbr moderp polite Languages Ma.ie Guitar Piano
Iisrp AID ofssn Drswpr Embroids{ AID 'eveu kis Of
P.jus Retirement OF aud the etiquette Of society
hculcsed PsIisisn lady resides in the family Price
swsrded in e>ch department
eips GyuI.surn Bowling Aey, (sTetiy priyate) swim
ming In The Mystic River tsaitD horseback rdins &c Wen
saddle belors 10 the seminary For pacuas
~ cress the Principal, PINS. IhoS SMITH.
Hon ,dwsrd Everett Bo.ton: the Rev Charles Brooks
Nedfcd; N. Few John Perpont West xe,ford; Garinss
A. M Prncipa Boston Latin School hs Hon Abbott Law
repos Ro.ton: the Rev Hubbard Wnslov New York tAs
Rev. William Hague O.D. Ab.n5 the Rev Roi-a L. Nal,
o. D., Boston; the Hon. Sou. H99soa T.KH.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

served the end OF the Wal Of the LUTON AMI
the orrhan children Of hos who killed died in service
may Know immediately whether they entitled to
and their claims prosecuted En- reasonable terms by
one the strouges' OF his claims to the
-or fdence make the Slain is not allowed
vheher the bill In ihe behalf before Congress becomes
a iav or not Address NATHANIEL HATCH, esq,
No a 18th ST., WashiDgton, ID. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Jnstrnttlou.

. A YOUNG LADY, graduate from one of the
IA first sen aries in the State xho has had considerable
experience III ehchu IL al Ae US 10 scho M Is
dies in some thvs Western village would accept
noi as ASSISTANT n school already established Address
X Y, Broohlyn, Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEyEI

AN PR CENT. BONDS-Ths 1nderigHed ofers for sals
the SEVEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS OF his Con.
pary date lsgue having twenty Interest
semi annually the frst days OF February and Ausus A. -
CeUpany's Agency, In This City.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Il the south aide of 20 h.st. four
story and basemeIt BkOWSSTONE FRONT HOUSES
g feet 'ront finished A May and ready to be occup.5
buit the most Substantial and 6aishe In as.nt
'yls. Is'nseny, App, On the pren.i.,sto
GEO J. HAMILTON
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

TTs.N Vp .Nc,ecn = ViO nCu, bANkERH,
npr4SAT fHANSdSGo Cal, draw Bals Of Exchange a.
dties OF the United States - as phnsaeS
Collections made at San Francisco and In the iu..o, a, ~
s's.s and proceeds promptly remted CoIsctions msx =
en- d'ee' to C. q through DREXEL Co. Ps
,ssPAla, or L. 8 LAWRENCE Co., No N4 Nss,aaSt St ~
49, 49, Ca 'rsisdspsaA, Aal L. 4 LAWRENcn da
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Timneiai.
A LBANY NORyHERN RAILROAD COMPA

BASy DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, July 10, 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to
~ the statute in snch made and ,ovded all tho
circulating notes Issued 70 Luther Stowei ydua banke1
tCOMMFRClAL BANK Of ALLEGASY COUNTY mud
be lTeseted The Office of tho Supen,ep O
ng Department OF tie State Of New York for payment wrn
two from lie date hereof the funds deposited
be given up.
6i3 lswW2y NJ SCHOONMAWER. Superntende ut
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
TOR SALE-In the town OF Greenwich, Fair

Tor SALE-In the town of Greenwich, Fair
field coury Connecticut, al thai prop rty and
REAL ESTATE he.onsi; 10 he OF Dsuiel Msr
r cece.sed o SAID place. sad properly being the mme
date vey Of the DEPOT Of he New York sad New Haven
Railroad Company Greenwch-oue hours ri5e the
al consists the Homestead vita about acres Of la-d
stoelouse Dcek aud acres of land Cottage house with
lard rorth SIDE Of the Railroad Meadow opposite
depot 9fi and other land the ycuit, so
valuable BudDs Lots Rocky Neck Point
4nd The hole Of the above opery viii sold Public
Auction Oh MONDAY, September 22d 1856. h ~ o IN
JOSEPH q. MERRITT Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
Hlatbinerp, Sc.

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.-II0 l.
~ LOOMS, with the preparave Machinery, much Of
oearly new. Inquire at No ~ CouTtsadt.st-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

DOLCE The Public are requested to suspend
From the N. Y. Daily Tribune.
SYSTEMATIC ADVERTISEMENTS have re-

~ peatedy expressed hearty appreciation Of the we'll
planned welldirected efforts Of Mr. V e. PALMER to
whereby OF business could advertise in
10 all parts Of the Union In the widely c uang journals
and the lowest practicable price, To the Press the
Busnes Community this plan alike most and
shment have ne the thanks and the Of both By
to fellow iIg article il will b. that the Press at least Is
not slow to sckI owleo 60 the obliga ion:
ADVERTISING AGENCY.Steam and iron rails and wires al
most aDnbatuR and time but by diminishing
population qure Of doing business Fornsrv
adesmsn looked for customers ouy IN his geographic Al
thousands miles from him who his
fesh glossy from his ands Ne he haze This
may depend his sbt TO pesd the knowledge OF his
ceterce the hole circulation u the country Ii he
CAP spread the Knowledge of bis business
every other city of the couny well as his own he
will certainly receive patronage, II ae deserves it.
In seeking 20 make krown his business will Of course
TO the Press But The Press is in democratc cond-
There half dozen papers that circulate
where As TO the OF ts county each county or large
has its to which alone Its people look
for Information The sbyr and Of MERELY ira sm til
large nunbeT of journsis peryads
oil parts Of the sny would itself rOhab be far m1r than
the Of adveg There is wanting rather there
ting common systs unins all the presses In one so
the LEADING papers the country he could do with the
certainty aud facility with which he transmits dra - Now
York.
The Newspspsr Advertising Agency Of Mr. v Palmer
cree with whi,h you With have the peOp
OF the Uned States, anc IL s done. MIR Palmer has the
machinery ready TO do L: Machinery which It might be fr
interest build for bus aes II 1t did not
hich IL would thousand tunes more TO
bud than IL will TO for the OF MI PameIs W =
should hsve devoted much to this mser II Id
copscer Of the great public OF the
and wha teLdipg asanst mobooo OF the power OF tue
fsvoTDg the local aud thereby pToservns
democras character Of the institution In this il
worker with the Lightning Telegraph. lBoston ChroD
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
BANK DSFAsraEsr, STATE on N.w.YoRy)
THE CHEMUNG COUNTY BANK Of Hor,e

he''s has ILn Jay hed IN his Office noce Of III. An
Iot ttm'et OF the NsW-fORk EACHANGE BANK in tbs
SS of New orb agent for toe ption of s
s n9'e o,shet with revocation Of the appoutm ,pt on
JoSN IhOAfsoN - such AGENT, agreeable to the .ct enu
eo An act TO amend the TO
April II, 1851 JANEs " CnCW pAssed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

TOR SAL l. .--450000 FIRST MORTGAGE
l. EIGHT PER CENT CONVERTIBLE SINKING
FUND BONDS Of the DUs OF ( and PACIFIC RAILROAD
The Road Is usted in the State Of Iowa and exerds from
Dubuque the termination OF the aena and Chca.
60 Railroad on the Mrs2p ryerl In due thouh
lpdeper Cedar Falls and Forte Dodse the Missouri
river az the mouth II Big Sioux river.
These Bonds Issued upon basis Of more than
dated April lst 1850 payable in % years. their atees,
coupon. are payable semi annually in April and October .rd
they secured BY deed Of Of the Road
stock snc franchise of the frst division Of the
The Railroad Company Is the cpen Of I3 600 aores u
AIs o. the most productive AID inviting character
The convertible privilege is therefore of value and tho
respons tiity Of the COMPANY 10 unques .ousbe.
We recommend these Bonds friends fr,t class
curty.
Further nforu may be had Of the undssned BY whom
ubey Al for sale. BISHOP & Co No 50 W.li..t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

B.sK DEPARrS.sT ALBANY, November H. ls16.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the statuts
~ IN such case made and roYded that all the CIRCULAR
ING NOTES ssued 70 the LOCkPORT BANK AND TRUST
toMfANf 10 banking association LockportJ bs pre-
sered At the once OF the Superintendent OF the Banking De
Pertnen OF the State OF New York for payment within TWO
YEARS from the date hereof or the funds deposited the
eron OF the Calculating Notes issued TO the said bank IN
be greC 10.
MS law2yW NJ SCHOONNAKER, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

NJCELLIGOTTs COLLEGIATE SCHOOL will
wi be re.open,d on MONDAY Sept 9, No. 1882 Broad
wa, betw cen 3lst aid sd sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

HOUSE No. Ill NINTH-ST., between Broad
vay and University.p perfect repair newly paiated
for SALE by HABICHT & PARISH. No 81 Beayerst
NORTH ORANGE, FOX
IN sA IL to LIT. welturishe HOUSE in good ordsr
with about half of Land attached aud within three
mutes walk Of the Depot 1t will be rented for
uI the fret Of pl neat Rent, $50 Apply 70 FIR ANClS
C. CANINE Attorney and Counselor at Law No. p Nassau
q. n. or to JAS. +. MCGOWAN, at Orange, D. j.
HNTATER POWER with or without FACTO.
w RIEs fo- SALE and to LET, st Matreswsn N T., Il
Newi Inquire at No o. Court andst OH
g. B. SCHENCK. ageut. Mattasvan. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Tor SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY on
LAKE GEORGE.-Tbe Sub-crher offers ssls tho besu
ufu situated Property lying Durhas Bsy opposite aid
the hesd Of sse George sud the neglborhood q
the celebrated Fort William Henry Hotel fro which steamsx
Departs every day SAID Prop-fy Of about
land lcO OF which Is under cuvar has font
the Lake commanding the most charming vie Of that
picture locality The improvements .
twosory Dwelling House with Barns AID other Out
hOusa This Property will be sold IN whole ogeher
with the 81 ek Horse Fsmilg Utensils etc, desired
Aho-FOR SALE. SMALL FARM Of 90 acres, about
ule The aboye IL good state 0f cultivation AID having
good House Barns si other buildings. aOd good
OIchsrd fun bearing will be sold with the crops
place.
For further particulars qare Ct Mr. ARCHIBALD CAD
County Clerk OF Warren County; of DANIEL LANDER
Durheul's Bay; OF Of ALEXANDER JOHSSTONE at Flush
~ Lons ls.and.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
At PRIVATE SALE-Eight Lots on the ives,

n 4 UH TUE Wtbl
"A s6e Of 6thsv between lolst and 1914 Also 10 Lots
adjoining the Also 10 Lots between 0ith aud los
commeucng l66 feet west of sth-,v. For terms &c.
spIyto BAhEk WEEKS, Auct.oreers No. Pnest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

DROF. DUNN SCHOOL, No. 327 i,h -sv.
wi. be KE-OPFNED the itb inst. With increased
advantages for elucsng youth French spoken the school
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CLASSICAL ana ENGLISH SCHOOL, No o5
~ tast Broadway, viii bs reop.nsd for yson MONDAY.
THEODORE COLEMAN PdneiOai-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

l. TAGE with i've Of LAND and al necessary out.
building the town Of Eaitchester weschssts Comfy
White Plans road le miles from city ali wi hin %
minutes walk Of the Mount Vernon or Pshamye tepots Of
the New Haven Railroad Apply 70 H. 81 sLEEAAN on the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS constantly
~ on hsud al No. 1913 OreeBwichst. A. l.. ACK KERMANI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
DATTONs INSTITUTION for the EDVCA-

CATIOs Of BOYS in two Denarrien's, each limited 20
twenty will re orsn MONDAY sept a. NJ 4 West ei
be'veen 5'h Circulars be DRAINED the
priucs the Rooms AID Aso At Appleons and Growers
Bookstores
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
6onses to Eet.

&TEAM POWER Several well-lighted
ROOMS TO LEY viii Steam Power, Nos % eId 81 jodH
e. HOE 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

EARM FOR SALE IN FISHKILL, n. Y
$50 acres Of very productive LAND fine River views and
sopoas sprE OF excellent Water, Il ulss the depot
IDquIe st No. q! CouItland;st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
HANSON's PATENT IMPROV WE'D
II

MATT EAWAN STEAM ENGINES, MA
AVA CHlSSrS' TOOLS, snd Cotton, Woo gu and al ksds
Of MACHINERY and CASTINGS. at NJ. G2 CourLandtst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

MR.. TYNG- SCHOOL will resume il. dltiss
VI ct No. 81 Eat lsta - on thu SECOND TUESDAY Of
geptember.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Y'HE YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE, No 35
Il West 2jd une the aud chsrss Of the Rev.
HENRY DANA WARD and Mrs WARD reopens sept H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

HARRYTOWN STIfUTE.-Circulars, with
references, view Of Institute Sc be obtained st
c. Shepard Co.'S Bookstore. No. Jl tultorst g. Il.
Wilcox, No. 80 BIostTsT, or by sddrc 5Srs
4. NEWMAN Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

OSTH-st., between 9th and 7th.avs., No. 40.
80 Madame yANDERwEyDE'S YOUNG LADIES
INSTITUTE will REOPEN MONDAY. sept IS. Priu-
cpa beside the gh Banches Music and Freuch
private classes for German, Italian Drs~ So gug etc with
-eIsrsfe Teachers for each FRS, SoIREE MUSICALE
ILA>SiQUE TUESDAY Sept 9, TO which the Pupils, vita
their ii'encs politely invited.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
TOR SALE-CHELsEA COTTAGE. No.

West 24h - esdy furnished Hou.. in sooa order with
Croion Water, aud al modern Improvements For srms
the OWNER Oh the premises or J. r. CARY No. IS
Wa l.st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Bssk DEPARTnEST, ALBANY July ~, ssoa
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
~ in such sds and provided rst AL the Circulating
kotes ssued 20 D. KENT Individual bar ker putnam County
bank be presented the office Of the q
sh- bnsng Department Of the State Of New for payme
~rhu from the date hereof the funds DEPOSITED
for the redemption Of the Circulating Notes ssued the szd
Banker VIII be gwen up
dRlarlYW 81 sCHOONNAKER Superntendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
HOTSATONIC INSTITUTE, New Milford,

Conn, will Sept Terms, l3n per year
Class Of III 10 Received who hpE FOR Teachers At the
rate Of 40 year. allowing them 10 assist Ia the school 10
make the balance. The Prncp-l will ass' them much
possible situations for them wh-n they have in
l.hed their studies Circulars be obt.insd the
Book Store of Clark Austin Smith. ard at Esrle's Hofe
Pakrow N-wYork For further particulars address d. A.
stone, Princpsl.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

saduate ofbe Universi.e de Frsace TO teach
bis native La Glasses Schools and privately :. h
pupils hs sdeLce No 2l8 6L-av 18th st ReoIea
the highest Character. Terms mode.a:e EVENING
CLASSES 70 begin October /.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

THE COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL IN
4 STi1I'TE No 2ii West lqh-si.. viii Commence IL
llih yesr on MONDAY, Seat 2. J. II BROWN, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
\ SEIDFNSTICKER'S CLASSICAL AND

W. ENGLISH SCHOOL, at Brook yH NJ. 6s Court ri
olen the st Of y oteu her Ccu be obt Anei az
ht. MARSH, BOos,irrs AtheBe Rg.Girg Atlantic At
NT NLLiSi No &c Cour'st Fy tie lessons IT, Lau Greek
Germ All M>ihem. at sUitsb hours IN tae
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
AZ LANGUAGE and LITERATURE.


~ BOYS formerly d. P. Bscon's) will REOPEN SEPT 3.
There three Depsrer senior, Mdis, and Primsry
with Gymrs.c Apparatus for physical training Circulars may
be Rad az LOCKWOOD5 Bookstore, the sehoorooms
No ~ Brostway, .orner of 2st-st.