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Board of COunclsmen.
YATH OF COUNCILMAN DIXON.


1hia Board met at their chambers, yesterdsy Alter
nocn, In the City Hal the President B. F. fuctney, IN
TIE chair.
On moop, The reading of he minutes were sospscded
sno the following preamble and resolutions osssA
by Councilman JACOB L. SMITH -
wss ~ soss @ M D. nsS o. ss s.p S % n ss Bc.,
ctsrY as GUY a. fireman e hsias 'or.msa OF Hc ana
ssd r' 20 we
Se bsssa herese sa ah nsy
h,n iron. iron ha e1,sru,s.ng ,,ss agons aud
Twenty Ii dissic, hts Board sensiey realizes the loss
Who rom BIZ amabie otsi.Ser AID noble dsposoa. Sse
asu s.ed around him lsrse circle of fesd.
down II ss soTns time ols and s.criacsd ihs' nsss
Dixon IBIS Board Il partcuar and me Common Goancu
aimed the deep affection which fallen upon fanny
q the rscea.d aud they minge their npAhies with hs
Resolved lha. Sensideraon Of respect 70 the pss
w wear tho usual badge Of mourning for thr, days Ard
city Sspssed .. half mss during day Of the ra%s AL
and hs conn lee q five be nov to make he no.
Re % apponi ts committee for the sse purpose
sesd The eral Of The oeceased in body with tser sA
Received That his Honor Mayor various hssds
% % en- ans ne invited 70 join VIII, The Common Uou.s
Gated be transmitted 70 the family OF the deesased.
JONAS N rmI1Irs then sais:-Gentlerien Ia rising
TO second the adoption Of utions shall ask
the Indulgence Of the B ard for permission to mako
iew remarks appropriate e. the OCCASION Although -
quainted with the late Mr.. Dixon Il only the ped
tf henor knew him Intimately, whsn be acting q
brother fireman, and wbsn asking asirtanoe for
her fireman Who suffered from an accident 81 liar "
that Which cost Nc. Dixon his life ssw thea ans
afterwards that there decision and energy bill
character which doubt not time goui have daveopo
had hia life b, spared 70 make him an acauisios n
wei as useful member of this Board Bat suoh 10 TN
u1certaEsy Il human lite He Is called to render
account Of his fojourn earth and trust that VII
lSft b-hindsw not be unmindul of the Power tins
gIan this privilege That power will require fros
U.s. alao, e-Tto count OF our stewardship.
Che re5olutons then adopted, and the foil ,vin
gfDtenep- -mith, Cooper Hsmphili, Keupad ssd Bred
ey-were appointed special com nittee TO carry th
pr,vsous or the resolutions.
Upon motion, $3.50 were then appropriated to pay III
expenses # the funeral.
lhe Board then adjourned till Fiidsy
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock on Frts
morriog, FROM the City Hall, ard the remains be ooe
veyed 70 Greenwood for interment In the fremeu
ground
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Railroad Travel in tho West.

BATAVIA, Feb. 8, 1855.
No train has passed this place for the East since Mon
dey evening The train which left Rochester yesterday
NOR at O'Clock, going wost, twenty six hours
getting thirty miles.
The train which left Buffalo yesterday morning at s
O'Clock now lies at Pembroke, eleven miles west Of here
With tour locomotives, two of them OF the track.
1t is showing fast In Buffalo. The weather here has
been very cold, with the wind blowing gale, since
thursday last This evening II la rather mild and
pleasant.
No trains passed the Batavia and Atca road
since last Friday.
The Buffalo, Corning and New York road is stopped up
The Central road has hundreds OF st work. and If
the wind will stop blowing, viii have the road clear
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Assembly.
ALRASy, Feb. 6, 1856.


ALRASy Feb 6, 1856.
PETITIONS.
For q bridge at Albany, from various localities
For an amendment In the emigrant laws
Against the employment of convict labor In the manu-
facture Of hats.
Several petitions for a organization Of the Board Of
Emigration Commissioners
For county to be formed from parts of Ontario
and Seneca.
REPORTS.
By Mr. CorE (by billy, authorizing the Canal Com
mis- toner's TO remedy the evil arsir from the
height OF the dam across Tonawanoa creek
To pay contT the Law Of 1854 the fifteen
cent rawback from their contracts
BY Mr.. SNEDKRR avoraby tho bill to provide
against the erection Of unsafe buildings in New Yotk
BY Mr.. DEyERLux, favorably, the charter OF
the New York College of Pharmacy.
By Mr.. MATTrcE, favorably, to appropriate $500 to
build monument to Dayio Williams, Of the ptors
Of Andre.
By Mr.. ANoN, directing the Clerk to procure for the
use Of the special Committee the judicial district
full statistics from County Clerks Of the business Of the
various courts In their districts. Adopted.
The first annual report Of the Commissioners OF Emf.
grafton was received in printed document.
PASSED.
To pay the claim Of the Bank Of Fshkiu against the
Stste
To restore the laws for the preservation Of deer and
other animals
Adjourned.
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Announcements by the Governor,

ny AND wiTH 1TE Apyior AND costENr or THH ss,ArF
NorAnss pug1Ir.-Kinas county--John K. Oakley, Of
Brooklyn. New York Charles Eegsry ana ?, Girsrd
Foster Charles A. Gray, A. Foster Higgins hirgs-us
car f. Oatman, Of Broc kyn. -
RgMoyAIs AND APPOINTMENT or CAyAI EseiSgRns.--By
the proceedings OF the Canal Board viii be seen that
the follow wing removsl sppointnent engineers srs
annoupced-
Removed --wm r. Tpylor, Resident Engineer Ogden
Fdcsrds do Tm H. GeeEe, do. orviue W. Storey, do.
Chss H. Beach, First Assistant engineer Calvin @ New
comb, co.
APPOINTED d-Ranscp II. Coibarn Resilient Engineer
Window l.. Kijder. do; Thomss H. H.tes DO; Enaigr
kins, Fist AssistAnt Englneeri s{srn NJ. HANKS.
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Superior C0urt--Part Seeoad.
Eelore Hon. Judge Boawortn.
ACTION AGAINST WARD SCHOOL TEACHER

ACTIVN AUANbT A WAND IEAUHtK FUit
CRUEL PUNTsHMENT.
FIR 5--ThordS Dorqu rs. John Ar,dtrsor. This was
action for cruel chas sement OF boy alleged 10 have
been inflicted by the defendant who tearher OF ward
school No 81. The testimony for tho plaintiff
rnenced and weat 70 shov thss the Toy wss beaten,
and thot hs suffered bodily and mentally for nearly two
weeks. The cass Is stil on.
Before Hon Judge Woodruff.
TJokn Hdrlor r. John kcGrdHe --Thg WAS action
fr injuries Inflicted ths plaintiff by the explosion OF
keg of powder defendants premises in Fiftyt
street. II app4ased that plsirtG was working there ~
baCksrnitb, and spAxt from tbs work iSnlted the
rowder which seriorsly injured him. The complaint
waa diernisred the ground that the paiatiH
oessoTy to his injury and empioye assisted In
placing the powder In tho workshop.
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Supreme Court.
GENERAL TERM.


On ard after Monday next, Feb H. the whole calend
Of the General Term will be deemed the day docket
until thep the Court will not. heretofore call tho a,
calendar through, but will hear arguments In the ar
cause that may be ready and, when that is conclude
proceec With the call Of the day calendar until aaoth
oauee may be found ready, end tho adjournno
Of the Court.
CIRCUIT.
Before Hon J. r. Whiting.
FEB. 6,-John n Brnc7 d c.. aoaina lexis q S,vyi
The plaintiffs aIe merchants in Soath strees and 1
defendants are q firm doing business in philadelph
The action wal brought 70 recover Of the defendants
balance of account ona sae Of e5 bales of repacl
cotton The defendants set up that 23 ci the bales
frauduenty PACKED containing In the interior Of th
100 pounds Of oyster shs Ia and other refuse
that the cotton acid BY sampe and with an expr
sarrsnty that the bulk shoaM correspond With the n
pies exhibited The case haA been pending nearly
years. and has been tried four tiruea Il was triol
before Judge Roosevelt and the iary disagreed and Il
Yards tried before Judge Hdmosas Who dire ,ted the
to bring 10 verdlct fox the whole amount claimed,
Judgment WAS rendered For 1900 From that tudsn
the defendants appealed 70 the general torn of the Go
and the Court revsfs~i the judgment and ordered
trial IN this n,al the Jury brought In verdict
the plain iffs for vaA ~. This s equivasnt TO q
dict for the deseu isnfs the Defendants offered to
judgment to taken sgAinst them FOR S2eS and Int
and the ccsv are therefore, to be paid py the plain
It IL said he costs Of both sides amount TO nov
| ~ 900. The plaintiffs intiynAted their intention
peal j., order to establish the principle whether rers
cotv n which In q damaged article, can b sold ~
pIs. Coupsel for plAintiffs r, ]. DlIon; c. Ha,at
smth, for defendants.
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Affairs at the State Ca pltal.
THE NEW CHARTER.

ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1865
The New York delegation met this evening to consider
the proposed new charter submitted by committee from
the Board Of Aldermen. Lieut. Governor Raymond, Mr..
Wse, Alderman Barker and others participated In the
debate Ali the members from New York In attend
The impression appears to be against the
proposition Of the Aldermen in its present form.
In. Alden March to-day elected President Of the
State Medical Society.
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Democratic Convention I'm Philadelphia.
Mr.. BUCHANAN A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.


The Committee Resolutions reported to the conven-
on to-day, the resolutions which referred to the
committee yesterday recommending the delegates to the
State Convention to all honorable means to
tie nomination of Mr.. Buchanan. The convention
adopted the resolutions almost unanimously, those
voting nay being desrous Of passing resolutions to the
sane effect but Of more forcible Language.
Much confusion created by the announcement that
the damned Know Nothing reporter OF the Times" in
the room and ought to be excluded position of the
convention favored eectng him by orce Others protest
ed but the reporter finally withdrew, at the solicitation
OF his friends, thus ending the tumult.
The candidates for delegates to the State Convention
took oa this morning, that they not members Of
any organization prescribing citizens in consequences Of
br hpace religion, and that they did not intend to
b. coma such.
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApBs,

Intereating from Washington.
THE NAVAL RETIRING BOARD-wHO WILL Be PRINT
ER?-OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND-ORUsADB
AGAINST THE REPUBLICANS or NEW HAMPsHIRR.
WARRINGTON, Feb. g, 1866
The action Of the late Naval Board bids TO consu ne
most Of the time of the Senate Quite animated dis
cusson took place to-day and the Of the service
was dsguerreotyped In fine STYLE
Great excitement prevailed throughout the hall OF the
House of Representatives TO the hour journment
the printer question. The hackers OF the various
candidates eeem to have their well drilled The In
dications that Wendell wilt succeed Some of the
black republicans evnce spinal weakness and will re-
quire powerful ni nent to bring them up to the scratch
Letters roce we'd by the Arabiss msi at tho State De-
psrtment, with reference to foreign relations indi
cate amcable ter dency Nothing definite. ho wever
had been determined and will not be until the
ratches sent out BY our have been received
and action taken thereon by the English government.
howell Cobb and James L. Orr left here yesterday for
New Hampshre. They purpose stumpng that State In
the hope Of redeemipg it from tho embrace OF the black
republicans. If Pierce would send those homo nov In
ofice here, he might possibly carry the State. D.
PASSAGE OF THE TEXAS DEBT BILL.
WASHINGTON, Feb 9, 1866
telegraphc dispatch just received by Col Waterson
from Austin, Texas, from Msjor Holman, says:-tThe
Texas Debt bill has passed, and no mistake" orc
NICARA0UAN AFFAIRs-THE COUNCIL OF FIFrEEN-
MR.. DALLAs--OFFICE SEEKERS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1856.
Recent dispatches from Mr. Wheeler the United States
Mpster at Nicaragua, represent the military force Of
President Walker to be twelve hundred men, and SAYS
that he will ultimately succeed In eectng union of all
the Central American States He spirtedy defends his
course in Recognizing the Nicaraguan government
in reply to Mr.. Marcy's letter that subject.
Parker H. French has again made formal application
be received Minister from the former
objections to hin and his have not been
woved, he will not probably be recognized such until
further Developments.
Captain Shubrick, Commander Foot and Lieutenant
Bdde. representing the three grades Of the Naval Re
tiriIg Board this morning summoned before the
Naval Committee of the Senate and interrogated
ceDpg the for the dismissal and furough of the
two hundred and naval officers. This is the first
lime the action of tie Naval Board has beea officially
questioned
Mr. Dallas is In the city business with the Executive
department preparatory to his departure for London.
The of flee seekers under the House orgauiza
tion have been largely increased by sccessions from
abroad.
Commodore Gregory left here to-day to take command
Of the ses frgae Merimac, at Boston, which vessel Is
soon to make a trial trip TO Norfolk.
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Board nf lEsi0cAtfOn,

reguer meeting OF this Bosrd held last evening
Andrew 4. Green, Eag, President, in the cAair This
Boarj called to order at the usual hour srd the
minutes Of the last meeting read and adopted.
The following communications received AMI ro-
ferred 10 appropriate commttees:-
Annual Report OF ths School Inspectors OF the
ward for the year 1856 embracing the following sta
usiica 0f sch their
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TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 8, 1866.
The joint resolutions In commentator Of E. X. Kane
and his associates ordered third reading in
Legislature to-day.
The joint resolution asking for the restoration Of Com
Stewart to the post Of Captain in the Navy passed
both houses.
The South Jersey Air Line Railroad bill has been
ordered to final reading.
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Naval Intelligence.

The Unise5 States steam frigate Sarauac, Captain O.
icnc soT,wsndips beating tho bread pendsnt Of Com
oeors Breese arrived Of ConstAntnople the mornug
Of the 10th November and the Gath the Commodore
sootmpaned by Capt. Magruder feet captain, Isuteu
ante WashluSton, Royal, harris and Young, surgsona
Maulaby and Hood, Engineers Dxde, williamson sad
Moce prsssGsed by the Eor Carroll speuoe TO the
sultan,
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United States Supreme Court.

WARRINGTON, Feb. Q, 1856
No. 53-Argument continued by Mr.. vinton, for the
appellee, and by the Hon. George T. Pugh, for the ap
pelant.
No. 57-Alexander Hunter, executor, appellant
Philip II. Minor. Argument commenced by Hon. II.
Winter Davis, for the appellant and continued by slr
lawrence for the appellee.
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WUUB HOIEl fBU IoDo'
The schooner California, Of Plymouth, from Cape Hay
ten for Boston, went ashore Sunday Pasque island
and bilged No lives lost Part OF the cargo
sstiDg Of coffee and logwood, win be saved.
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w lscOu sin Affairs.

HEAVY DErALCATIoN-DEATH OF HON. BENJAMIN \.
EASTMAN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. O. 1856.
Z. H. Janeep the late state Treasurer II Is reported
is q defauter to the extent OF s39,000
Hon. Benjamin E. Eastman, ex member Of Congress,
died At his residence at Plattsve, yesterday.
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MmprIrowS, Conn, Feb. s, 1855.
An Irish woman named Ellen Desmond, left this place
last evening, foot to 60 TO MddehAm distance Of
six miles, This morning her body found the Ice,
frty etd.
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Ss attendance an inoIease Of 500 p1pis over

Tbs attendance averaged increase Of 900 pupils
lsst "a. q stteojsnce.
The fon9wipg reports we're preeented:-
Frcn Finance C'nnttee, IN favor of approp,iatinq
SCI 764 AZ TO rebuild schopl house No. 10 in H1assop
street Adopted. N favor 81 spproprating S77it IS
for furniture and extra vc, wstd school ITO. 49, In
Nineteenth ward, Adopted. Confirming the appoint
meD Of james L. Steers trustee Of schools in
Eeveah wsrd, In rlsce of NJ hil'e Adopted In favor
of spproprarg 81 600 SO for extra work ward school
No ~, Ia Fifteenth ward Adopted Iu iavor of apvro
pria,ing si2, 900 fr school took depository Adspe e9
Appr plaing $40 coo ur support OF Free Academy
Adopted Appropris.a Of $lh 900 for expenses of
lag echools ADOPTED Confirming W Il. GeoUey a.
ttnEtee Of schools in Ninth ward n place OF W.
X Gedrey, resgned. Adopted. Appfop iaiug 5000
icr support Of normal schools. AGoped Requesting
tie Comptroller 10 place $50 600 the aposal OF the
BosTd, TO meet its expenses. Adopted. Recommending
m appropriation SO 900 for salaries Of teschers
adopted. Aieo $4,000 for IN cdsnta expenses OF ward
schools; 81 600 fer sasy of Gy superintendent; 064
fer rent of sshecls, To February 1, 1906.
TIE following resolutions were adopted - S.ish'
To have an index OF the conten's OF the msnua for
1865
Fixing the salary OF ausor Of the hall of the Board
Of $650 per arnun.
Auhcriziux the school OFF Of Filth ward 70 aivsr-
tio FOX proposals. for the erection Of s:h,o lot
purchaeed oy them IN West Broadway
Authorizing the payment If Robert Pattons bill for
fa ussiDg scaoo No. 49, in the Twentieth ~ari.
Tie BoaTu adjourned 1t qua rter 10 eight oci,cs
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Detroit Municipal Election.

DEfRoTf Feb, 3, 1905,
At charter election yesterday, Hyde republl
can, was elected Mayor by small majority The demo-
Gratis elected the remainder of the city tioke and
| the eioht Aldermen.
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ru11 npnpuIA srnoK nnARn.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,
THuADMPHnA, Feb. 8, 1856.
Stocks are dull: quotations folows-Penpaylysnia
Fves, S6k. Reading Railroad, 43k Long IslAnd, 10;
Morris Canal, IAN; fsnnsyvanis Railroad AN
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The steamship Union, from Havre via Halifax for New
York put into Newport this morning at o'clock. She
has taken in supply OF COAL and Is ready TO sa again
for Now Yolk
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TFAIRTY-FOURTA CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 1866.
RELIEF
Hr CLAYTON, (K NY of Del submitted joint resou-
tion euthc,zrg the of both houses
ascertain without delay the in Washington Of inei
vdus suffering for want Of fuel and appropnatng fe
teeR hun dred dollars for the relief Of tn poor.
During the debate the resolution, Mr. PEARcE INA
onaD of Nd said the Senate had paid 800 to furnish
kosssth and saie with brandy, wine and segSrs and
surrey, thsy could give this tribe to the poor.
Mr. ADAMS, (oem.) o; Miss thought III Congress fur
poor.
After the adoption of amendment making the
Mayors OF Washington and Georgetown the dstr outors
CT The money, the resolution was passed.
THE NAVAL RETIRING BOARD.
The resolution calling Tor the journal of the Late Naval
Retiring Board was then taken up pending the discus
Sion OF whish the senate adjourned.
House or Representatives
WARRINGTON, Feb. @ 1856.
THE coSTr7,r PRINTER.
The House proceeded to the election Of Printer by
rtrd vote, which resulted as foliows:-
0. Fclett. tt.............. so John I. Defrus .. 4
Cornelius WendAll. ..... .68 John 7. PAYERS ~ Z
Nathan Sargent. IL Francis =. Blair Jr. 2
Robert Fafnham. .......l8
Beverley Tucker, Seaton, Peck, Rdgway and j. Watson
Webb each
Necessary for a choice, 98.
Two more votes taken the last with the follow
ing result
Foliftt... Wendell ............ SO
Sargent. t................10 Farnham ........... rs
Def ees: ..... Ridgcway ..............
Necessity for a choice e5.
Without electing, the House adjourned
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FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.

THLADKIPHA, Feb. ., 1910.
Tie woollen carpet factory Haydoch street. In this
~, totally destroyed by re at an early hour thi
morning owned by Joseph Garsdo, whose loss Ii
$50 600; partially insured portion of the stock was
saved One hundred and fifty persons are thrown out o.
employ by the disaster Four frame dwellings were
also consumed all Of which occupied by families
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ETSHE ATrACHE IN MADRID.
i d. APPLEToN & co, 3l6 and 34S Broadway, viii
TEE ArTACuE Is MADRID.
on. sKLrcHts or 1nG COURT OF ISABELLA II;

1yol, limo 1868 pages, 81.
II 10 believed that there oher In language
which prese 80 5000 picture Of Spain and the Spanards
This does The author the necessary tdca
ions or the production Of work The Spaoiards
proud peopierroud their and history proud of
their traditions and OF their old and
chyary proud OF their churches and their rclgon-snd
proud OF their and habits With such nAton the
Atahe could feel deep and sincere symoatay he vas M
materastc TO be haunted by the ghost OF ten cent
piece In the Palace OF ne Escia lie everything from
Che private evee to,hs ulc baiagh from The moongh.
rom The needlewok Of the Spanish maiden 70 the glorious
paintings OF Tsn vaasqusz aud Musllo ana ne mas put
his noioa but this Ia all He has given kind of
politics and Spanish az familiar 70 toe merscan
The given OF NJ Sou a. diplomacy, Of his hsrosm
least espg chapter in this work. aud the des-
cripon OF the revolution Of 1913 aud OF the tight OF Queen
hIistDa and OF The sac Luis Cabinet h grsphc Instructive
q the epsnigh Court once delicate and ltim .e
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NEWSPAPERS.

VOUNG AMERICA
i Eas lei hinisclf loose,
No 6,
And shows himself 10 be
REGULAR BRICK
For w.t. hunor and COMIC ILLUSTRATIONS
The number for this week,
Now READY.
Can't be beat-n fact that can't be punched out.
Price 6 cents number For sale by all AgeuN
aud by 7. W. STRONG, Publisher, 90 Nassau street.
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ConflagI'atiOns.
FIRE AT AUGUSTA. GA.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. 0, 1866.
About twenty stores and dwellings, mostly frams
buildings destroyed BY re in this city last night
Hon. Andrew j. Miller, prominent citizen, died here
yesterdRy
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EsOR BANKS. AND PRIVATE BANKERS AND MER-
II chauS-Tho szine for 1855 66 contains
W. q private bankers every city and to"p Of tho
Sabine Eugravngs and descriptions Of four now banking
houses In the city OF New Yors amount foreign banking
institutions Designs banking houses for which
preDium o. $50 offered His Org Of comuescs from
The earliest T. Finances Of states cltos, &c. Moahly
- per j. SMITH HvnaNS, No. l62 Pearl street
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REsTAURANTs.

DALI. RUPPERS.-THE MANHATTAN HOUSE S0PPER
~ H5 Bowery between and Stsutoo sreca
ladies and gentlemen visiting theaes balls wishing
areakast dinner supper win establishment
desirable place 10 take Private entrance tho
supper roomR. GhOkGE W. DEAN, Proprietor
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NELIGIOUs NOTICES.

CCANDIN AvISH GU DIST JENESTE-O sUND AY N EXT
- the 10th inst at 81 O'Clock, r NJ the Danish mniste,
Mr.. Sinding will begin regular divine service In
Matthew's church. Walker street, below Elm street and Broad
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ICIEGANT sLEIGHfEd ALL THF WAY TO WORKERS
IN Parties be accommodated with hot meals at al hours
IN tho dsy eyeaing al naes manslon and bottle Of
EEIIIk GEk = magic ltdd, In case a accidents.