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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-11

Messrs. Jones Ferguson. very respectable pro-
duce and commission house. w.re compelled f. ST..
pend payments at the close ol last week The rapid
decline in gram rendered th> necessary. and
under the circumstances Is cons der,d very iuiciou.
involving the forced sales Of oats of which thev
srre holders Their liabilities are about $3.50.
oOO and their assets large. They owe W. s,e IN.
formed, no borrowed money. and il there are any
lo ses they Will fall "a, bank, snd u,rcAaat. N the
interior at this >tatr.
We hear OF souc s10O,rIl IN gold gong over To
H. ston Tor tie Wednesday steamer Ihc IA pmrni,
TIM. far this wear about 81 20 80 cs, than .hp-.
OF The same period II last yea.
The Blcad-iui market ia, improved anlcr tie ,d
wee. los the Africa. l!our IN tar demaaI al l..r
. bbl. advance with moderate receipts Wheat =
he'd 9aJc. higher. Rye has advanced q tllsI
y 10 ard Corn = held a. &c. al, auce-W ,.tcru
mixed selling at or o.. Pork l. dull anl Irregular
Beef heavy. Bacon rather better with ale, iOl
bIs Bone, NJ dbl. At - 'i c. including 100 bx- tor
AWl delivery q. 'ic. Groceres, under increased
sto,k., "a dull ani hsA,y. Moas,es ha. declined
lal, -. = gallon. N,o. his az upward tenlcncy
AID IN good demand. Cotton oas.er art quiet.
The exports Of Btendstuf. at week wer. Flour
10 Loudon, Dbl. L.veQe"l. IJ,,I.. C.A.,ow.
400. IIa,rc. $500, lhe,i i-.1: G.brul,al. ..,J
Amsterdam .yn British Pros moe. l.tl-. ssufh
Nrn,usa. ESQ.,: Wet iute. 60 -, Wtca,-T,
Liverpool. s,.I-t bush. llavre. ..',a. CONT,
Lvcu~o.. -0.sI' bu,lD. flambut.. l0,,-,. A,ns.e..
dam. ..'. Eui,h Tro, nos, 500. >o.il Aa.- o..
.,O Woi Ini.o. ~.
II Bari Stsi,n,Dt Of tie v,cA -.or ncype.f-
,.'. utf'. 'Iar i'n ~ losi-. a.. o.. a.,.llt now
,1o..l. D., chant 'wo mud hsA .,'4or.. t,e -Le.'
paint, re, o, 'ola.i week her,tofprc reached wa,h
that Tho IMPORTING Snd trading csl'ta Il uul.on has
l.. ~ n a., neauiimo add'd II wa almost univci.
sally supposed from the tone ri ih' horey market
last week tint The Banks werc al least not expanding
but the result proves Ina, III. wa mistake. The
osns have ben agan enlarged Owe 81, eoo, 900
nAl rs saioo"'e % I've weeks. It's lAe'-t "psn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-11

.fOO cAso Rock Island " Il Is, Mort ut aid ~.
OtCO Harlem Railroad Mortgsge int -
Tsrre Haue Alton Ia iEosd q Mort int aid. H.,
iCCO NV New Haven X. u. -. 1865 int add
100 Great MesteIn Railroad To- MOtsAre in sid. "a
jotO La Crosse and Milwaukee X II LEI Mont.
rsa Si.es. 1881 add. Observation-Disclosures.
Cahorrs SeV,ns 1861 int sll................ 30
eco Inoi. Internal Imp 1870 iat............... ilj
l02 &c Illinois Internal In o. M, Hs............. no.
$40 Indiana State hves. az
$40 udiaua TWo.Aud All hsf.............. -
$40 IIdisua Canal Loon. fsi i3
40 IndsuA Cansl preferred. ~
40 idishs Cafsl special. TO-
iidiAus. " sbs-h srd Canal Loa. -
AGO Breckenridge CalIe Cos. CoMplny 1922
% lsres EAfelf Esursuce i1-i
S,hsres National Insurance CorpsDv pt
shares Kufsers IRE lAsaTance tOmIany ........ ~
40 shares Lemon f'rc InsursnCe Company ~
10 shares Me,hsniCs' Bank Of
40 shares Farmers and Ckeus Bsnk " Long lIsud g.
shsres East River Bank 81
L. ssres Metropolitan ffe lu'Hsuce COMPANY isl
.haTes BsSk OF
Is sksies hnckefbocker stage Company ......... 6B
800 shsIts Jersey Little els Manufacturing Co........ 10
shares Loug l.aid ilsur. ON; ......... To
shares Howard Insurance Company 6g
80 shares Howard lus Company lsll ~ sl
$50 sharcs Inemsns Insurance ComrsHy .......... 10,
shares hanhssu Company Observation-Disclosures. l3J
Il shsTrs NcrsEsni~ BAnk ~
Il shares Mechanics Bars III
share North River 1917
Annfh, Ia Iure Ia. Ia. N announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-11

NJ al informal meeting Of the stockholders of tIc
ks'A1 Mills Of Newburypor, Nus, held las, week, Il
was decided Unanimously to eel the property remain.
" and c!os' 7 lie CO.'S m, Of tie company The e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-11
ITcNo'AIE s'aIorer' oftL0 Ncv.OrI. N, BarL,I-
ISL.
iS.yy.

comparing 'he ahc'" VIII last y,,r. " frI
following result.
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lw..oRg cLAssiEtcArioNs.
Urlsf.. FLORIDA Mobile. NO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-11
MIsCEI. i A NEOUS.
one Remedy FOR one Disease


Mr. Truxai regular physician, stands high Tin
~ Wash. Co. Psi in his profession and HIS
medicine Il valuable one u
Mr. Robert Of West Brownsville, Pa aged 81,
in the fall or 1881 bottle Sacred
Elixir which performed cure, viii appear
from ff annexed certificate
This Is 70 certify that Twas for several with
the pronlnent of which we're obti
nate ssurness o. The stomas Pain in The back.
hips and legs spells OF Extreme veakness Loss Of flesh,
Langour. Debility and Gnaxing II he stomach tried
great rernedies-went Baltimore consult
very eminent pysicisnsspent less than
dollars. but Or. Truxais
Sacred EIxer. one bottle Of which ereetnay
al q 500 RoKEnr MCKINLEY.
For sale By n. II. LoGAS&Co
ept 23-Eills General Agents Wheeling, Va. )
Walk IA, GENILEiLkNl
pleasure in friends and patrons, and
the citizens Of Wheeling generality that
cetved Spring and Suuner Cloths Cassimeres
ans yesnss. together with aa assortment Gents Fur
ntshing Goods. 80 -
Ny stock has been selected with great the hest
New York and Philadelphia markets The styles very
and as quality they second 70 none being Of
very best makes. and which pared up
der and ~ short notice. In the latest and most approved
style and best manner. 1stsl q. q.
good Ct guaranteed In all cases or no sale, by
J. II. sTALLaiyN, Merchant Tailor,
art No hifctof fIatI.ll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-11
RennovaI

2 g "a nine yiiFieI on l'Andsa'i %. .als
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-11
MISCELI .NEOUS.
HATS AND GAPS.


yITE have ts day receive ofte dnestand
w fsI assorsrnentso Caps ever brought
tern markets.
( II conpfiseE in part The following kinsis:
Gents No sk HoIeskfn Hats light and elastic, made By
the hatters East and n aeeordenee With
ers uhite and hlack otter seal. &c. &e
Know Nothing and wide Hats and black; Son Fur and
Wool Hats o. eTsry color, qralt and price.
ALSO
caps q every ard q ne most recent ,ylss
madam, Russian. English. Washington, and Generalization
Caps and al ether kinds IN abundance, which vii be cold
this corar1anity.
Chidrea's ats and c.rs Of III kids JUST received
The rnrst fAssionzhlr houses IN New York.
cArPet B1Es. PnTs and Glove. alxays on hard.
An most Invited 70 cali In and
anime magnificent sioek Of Goods before purchasing
esesere, We ieenEdeas that please ie mort
fsstidio1r. ~ e ~ &
Nothing YIN b wanting part % suit and se-oupu
date Cur numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY NERCHASTs
with anything In The Of Hats and Caps
ca, VII guarantee that viii seii you goods
low sthey BE got ssre this side u Philadelphia,
MI s. D. HARPER 4 SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-11
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

y = GxA1sI 1htkahbII1-Is.gy OfltA0,
Is MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
having made extensive arrangements IN
the East for the supply Of Marble, and the
erection Of Stea works. Eouid Invite attention Of
sonsHs OF Italian slesna American and other
Marbles sf the Arrest Which be sold lower
any other establishment IN the west. 80
Dealers viii their advantage stock
before purchasing elsewhere. VI
HIS work Is done elaborate style he would
invite the attention inspect his cf Stat
unry and ether carved work, Monets Ceotaps, Tons,
Head and foot and yard work IN every
rist being enabled b his facilities supply this
work q lower prices than any other establish
Eaeslt In the country.
Please give ne cal and examine my WORK.
MICHAEL :. R0HAS.
Marble Mason and Vault Bnilder.
Also Csleined Plaster, HydEarlc Ceraent, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind Stones
the lowest trade prieel- 1yd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-11

11dnO ROIL6S
0PEsEp THIS DAY, another lot of ohietering sons
" Piano Rores, which claim 70 be
brought 20 this market notwithstanding all the gas
about other makers strings and gold medals
We respectfully call on those who want an instrument
that can be relied and fair price, select
from our hne stock, now ready for sale at No. 20 Union
''5 SssS j sE11oR
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
NINTH WARD KEPUBLICANS.

Lieut.. Gov. FORD of Ohio addressed alarge and en-
,husastc NEE, ing spublicsns on Wedne sdsy
in asssu bed IN the large hall Of the eecker Buildings
the occasion being the regular meeting OF the Ninth
Ward Republican Association. JoBs KrYsER pre-
sided. Mr.. FORD first dis ,us ed the Industrial Hpect
of the question now pending before the people, and
demonstrated that not for the negro thst the
Republican party had arisen, but for the beo.ht OF
free write III. n and TO secure for them material pros
periiy, education Intelligence, std al thst gives true
greatness to any peope. The aggessons OF the ave
Power were next counted. Each following rapidly
after showed that the appetite OF the south tor
rev territory to bast with Slavery could never be "a
,ated The policy of the Administration upon the sub
iect Of the Improvement of rivers and harbOis Was
acvertsd to and exposed in = happy manner The
apprt patiops made 10 improve the condition OF
inferior rivers the South that scarcely be seen
on the sps, white not cent could be appropr ded
for the st. Clair Flaisa measure that would Deneub
the commerce of The county millions Of dollars. Where
nggers lived on the river .oe, to appropriate money
was oDsl but where free white men resided
on the bar ks It was unconstitutional. This w& tho
The charge of sectionalism the violation OF ME
Missouri Con promise and other points that bear uoon
the que stion, were successfully examined BY ~.
Ford.
Mr. UNDERWOOD of Virginia followed in an able
speech which be spoke Of the influence OF the nsti
tuition Of Slavery upon Virginia, state which at the
Revolution was more pOpuOus aud more wealthy tnsn
New York and with u richer soil was Low tar oshnd
New.Yofk in oil the elements Of greatness, and va
fplrg the high destiny Of breeding negroes for for
eign markets. Mr.. Underwood, by an exsn'nAnon of
TIE ante Of the candidates and the several pat
forms showed that the opy hope of msking X Kansas
and Nebraska free by the election of Ere mont ssd
Dayton.
The meeting adjourned at late hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Chamber Of Commerce held q meeting aA The
Merchants Bark yesterdsy-PILsrIAH PERIr In The
chair. Levi =. Nor op, Spencer Kirby and Edward
H. b. LYMAN were elected member of the Chamber.
James T. Robinson was elected to the Committee Of
Arbitration.
Mr.. BlRsrow called up Comuittee's report 10 "a
vor of holding qusrtery meetings up town in Clinton
Hal on the FIRST Thursdays Of January, April, July,
ard October.
Mr.. JAMES LEE thought it OF 40 much in
nortarce that il hac better be put over bat
Mosrs II. GRISSELL spoke in favor Of Il, and the
Cham her adopted IT, II is topped that the meetings up
there will be better attended than tbose ia Wal street
row are and in the evening when il is propo.ed To
lold m, m there will be opportunity 10 dscuss mat
TEN which row there is lot tin for These etings
viii take the place Of II day meetings OF chose months
MIR GRO W. BLUNT referred to an off,r OF the Dad-
lev Observ ator, 10 regulate two cocks IN forx
ye,y cav # N.w.York would furnish Geographic
commune alton. The poles and wires wou cost soout
81 eco; al d 81 bad Lo public STANDARD of une, 10
ose,eo a resolution that the Chamber call upon the
Cit, Coy.rl ment TO mske the Decess'y sppropna.
tior. The re solution was adopted unanimowy.
II was snt ounced that DIR. Cbas. kiogs History OF
the Chan ber of Commerce was completed, ana copies
were exhibited.
Messrs. Grrn.D, Blunt and Marshall we're appointed
q Committee TO get up sope acknowledgements on the
part of the Boa d TO Mr. King. The book u very
imal octsvo of 100 psges but the bill pin 1ng Soo
copies and putting them in an uthnished ana uh'et-
ltttt REQ cloth binc ing was Syst o.
Mr. LErFERrs reported q resolution to JOIN the Geo
grsptcs and Statistical Society in a,king Congress 70
in the matter of q system Of decm, weights ana
measures. Ii was sdopted, and the Chamber sd-
iOurned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
STATE OF NEw.YoRK sEcRErARY's OFFICE !
ALBANY August u. 1885. )
YTNO the SHERIFF Of the CITY and COUNTY


Of NEW YORK-Ss: Notice Is heeby given that &C. the
er Election oe held in this State on the FC
edug r.t Monday OF November next the following
officers to be elected, w't:
A Governor In the place of Nyrou II. Chrt;
Lieuie ant Governor In the place Of Henry Raymond
Canal Commissioner In the place OF Cornelus Gardiner
An specor Of State Prons "a the place Of Thomas Kirk
Clrk of the Court Of Appeals in the place of Benjamin
All Whose terms Of Office will expire the last day Of De-
Thn, Electors of President and vcsPredsnt of the
UI,ted States; a. .
R.we.epsve tho Thirty fnh Congress Of the United
stste. G the IN I'd ConFe..iCn District c,mpo's4 of .As
F Second Third Fifth Eight ards In the City and
Representatives in the sad for the ysmh
Coz ssssou al Drc, composed CT The Fourth SIXTH Tenth
sno Fouito,I, III WsIds OF toe said City aud County;
e~ops District etmTosed Of the Seventh and rhreenta
Wsd' the sad City and County and the Thiitesats Four
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Warts III the City VI 6rookyn
In the County Of Kinn;
Ao B.rrertDtave in the said for the Sixth Goa
s.ssioI District Of the Eleventh. feenth and
Seventeenth WsIes Of the CITY Of Nav 'ork;
Ao aReprsentsve in the said Congress for the Seventh
Coz ssions District composed o. the Ninth Sixteenth and
Tw ell ieth Wards Of the City Of Nev.York;
Also aReprs-ns i've in the ssd Coz for the Eighth
Con, ,rionsl District composed Of the Twelfth, Eshtesatn
Nineteen b Twsnte,h Twenty first and Twenty second Ward
City and Comfy oGScers also 10 be slected:
ns, or ia the pls :e Of Fernando Woo,
City Judge In tbe plscs OF Elishs s. Cs<ont .
Two Governors Of tho AlmsHouse n the soes OF isssc DELL
jr., Ad Simeon Draper;
All ~hOss Of office viii s1ie the last day Of De
ss,!s. 1;Tss S;P ss.. e s. ss is
The Pubhed 20 the notice Of the Seere.aiy
Of State md the requirement. Of e. r. ;Ge1 ease made
Sheriff of the CKy and County q New.Yok,
Al the public nev'pspsm 10 the count, viii paoisA the
thsr iii. i sdvsLns De came 90 that they may ai
b. rs Boss Of and passed for payment Soc
Revised satotes vol chap title part page
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

Ivison Phnney will soon add to their School list
q Latin and Greek Series, to consist of Grammars
aud Introductory books, with editions Of the usual
classics required for admission to our colleges. This
series is low in course of preparation by Professors
Thacher and Hadley Of Yale College, and Prof. John.
.on of the University Of the City Of New-York.
For the use of Schools and Coleges-es part Of the
erica revised edition Of Prof. Msdvigs Latin Gram.
mar, az Translated from the German by the Rev.
George Woods, will soon be ready. The Greek Gram
mar for Schools ard Colleges, W be founded on the
Grechisch SchuDRranmstk Of George Curtius.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
THE APPROACHING NATIONAL A0RI
CULTURAL EXHIBITION.
srespondenee Of The N. Y. Tribune

CofYespondonce OF The N. 7. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Aug q, 1856.
The Committee having in charge the prepH atoms
ftr the forthcoming exhibition Of the Nstiooal Agri.
cultural Society in this city pu'hns matters with
great vgor. The grounds stusted on the western
si6e Of the Schuykill River, in the Twenty fourth
Ward, and from their elevation fne view Of the old
city proper, and the suburban portions Of the con-
solidated city may be had. The ues to be inciosed
smounts TO about forty acres, and . strong board
fence has already been Put around IT, and from twelve
10 fifteen hundred stalls already erected. The rsck
for the Trial of horses and the grand cavAcadss 70
already graded and nearly ready for use. Il q
half mile round snd the track is forty feet IN vidts.
Elevated seats viii be placed near toe track fof mo
scctu odstion Of about 1000 persons.
The worthy President Of the Society spent ssvsrs1
days in this city last week for the purpose OF i@~srd
ipg the Or. pafstops aud be oppressed himesh moco
delighted With the iIdusIy and vigor manifested oy
the Committees in thi cy. There an evident desef-
upstion TO .xcel if possble, the sIhioion gwen sse
wear by the Society 10 Boston. Alrrsoy namsef Of
spoIcations have been mare for st~s u exhibit so0e
81 fbs 6rfst cattle in the country. The displsy Of
Snrss II sbo exoect.d 10 be very 6oe, and tbst Of
trn,.s we ave no doubt, viii Far savpsss saything
eve, attempted in this line before. The Arrsoesnts
beir made with the vsnous rSib oads &C. fo< sssng
stock and bril- grg passengers at r@nucsd rate, w0
nsure large sff. odsnce TO the exhibition In October
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Tho Maritime Flag. snd Standards Of all Nations By Aphons
Fis'bse. lsmo. A. Ranney
Life Of Gterre "s.hir By w.hips'on Irving Vol II
l.no. DO i86 q. P. Putnam Co.
sei9tusl EIsiDa ion Of be Lstud,n Of Ssvey In the
Uii St.S, By Howell Cobb ,2mo. 20. lis Georgia
Prii I'D fo' the Aufhor.
Notes ,hs Gosp~ls. BY Xe'n cthon w Jsc obus II
pp. 34s. Robert Carter l. 8,othe,s.
The 1sr,r Of samstrs Memoir of Henry Lyman. 12mo
pp f57. The Sane
The I. Tiues OF Uldc Zwirg Trav slated from the
0~rmsn Of q. 9. Ho'uneer By the Rev Prof I: c.
=, Porter l2pe. pp Al. Hsrnsbars: Tho sesshtr:
New Upversy Arlthm.ti. BY Charles DAVIS, LLD. ne
wed Edpon Emo PIP 4s7. A Bsrnes Co r..
Key 70 lsvess Uriverny Arithmetic l2no. po IH. Inc
Sane
Key 70 Dsves's Bourbon. i2uo pp 26 The sane ,.,,o
The Pssms Chrof oreally fed. with hDorc MI
dsetan. By +. q. nbbnd. sso. Pr sa C"'''n =
The Life Of Gs,rs. Washington By. J. T. Hsadis'' S7'
R.uib,ter B, imm. p Z n southvorth- i2Ino PIP. sf'
J. r. PsrersD 4 Co p.,. r., Alh.,,
Theory Of the Cur etions Of the Human r1nonx a'e'
srbbue syo Do 100 Miller, Ofton ~ rnfta
The Old Hesine ard he R.volatop by Ae SIa a.r,.,
TrsD.ls ed sy John BonseL LIMO Pr S~ "~P"
BIo'hsra .r ct...u..
srs 81 ibs Tin.s Trsnsste from ths German o. Csevsr
Bun,.n. b, sus.nIs Wnkworth- limo Pp ~. The
EVELYN Ms,,,op By Mrs Msr.h. $50 po l+,. The b ~
"A mr. 4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
FIRST WARD REPUBLICANS.

TIE regular meeting Of the Republicans Of the Fire.
Ward was be on Wednesday evening At No. - White
ball st. NJ GARLIcK presided. TIE preliminary baslnes,
of the meeting was in relation to the election OF
Delegates to the Syracuse Convention. JosEs.
BRECK. esq, of the Fifth Ward, wS Invited
to sddr. ss the meeting. He did 30, and discussed
in an able manner the bearings Of Slavery upon
the general interests of the country, showing that tho
agitation of the Slavery question was continued ~ tho
coet of casting aside al consdt raions Of the interests
Of the Unon and resulting in great Losses being sue
tanned by our people. The meeting adjourned 70
w ednesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
FREMONT AND DAYTON CENTRAL CLU

FREMONT AND DAYTON CENTRAL CLUB
capital meeting wss held by this Cub At the Broad
way House on Wee nesdsy evening, Mr.. W. II. BROWNE
in ibe Cbsr. After sorg by the Glee Club the Hon:
II. Is STANTON was introduced. He fully surveyed
the eLtue field for the present contest and the grave
causes which led to the formation Of the kepuo'csn
party CONN apc the closest attention from the largo
audience ssfembled, for nearly two hours. Other
speakers followed, and the President annousced that
the Cub bad taken the Broadway rabernsels for
mass meetings every Wednesday evening durDg tho
Can paign.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

The REVISION ASSOCIATION AND THE BIBLE UMos.
The LOnsoue Journal stAt~s that the Board Of tho
ReviioI Association in Loubvils. at its msstag oa
TDe.dey the 18th inst, .pproOristed 81 900 % the
be @dusy mor thly appropriation ofths Rivsioe Aasc-
citation. They win be able TO make the esne double
appropriation fur Sepembtr and ptobsoly fos tAA n.
Hsipder Of the Fsl months. TIE hiens Of ths cesee
double oLigepce and increased hbsshty y recent
evebts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

~ fub.-JA ARE0 ". GRAVES sssrst n "A "a a. - - ..,
TOs.-s1mnons for uore, de1ad sonraet-Iooca az,
ser ITO HIRAM STANTON: You ave n-reoy - ~. -n;eh
Gc require 10 the comrlAipt "a III, sSa sS n 49,
sn ~ the .Sh 3sy Of Ausu 1856 t!-d 10 llo ~ IJ.i IN
SIert o. the City County Il New y "a "a
ee sas eomplaint the subs.riber'. Il to-r On ~
Wsh 81. IN .ad city, within twerJ asJs "le. @ ~ v;r. nS
tbs sumnops YOU exclusive Of tn Jay ~ sScI
yoo lal The ssid npiAibs sifsH ,ns
sad the pLpiid viii take 10 xmen or be s'n So. A.. -
81 eish;t eE 5lfo eoiks, sRh interest ,roH 90
O:'rh.r cssrd eight k1adred ard '0e
coats of tss setion. -, ...
AUS I.~esFT PARSONS aIG js, P!A-s-f' At'SrDsl~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
feqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of be County of NewYork, notice !. hereby gay
pe<.ons having GAINS against JEREhiAh SAoDl, ,,s
Of tie City Of EewYoTk, deceased, TO present ths -
youchsfs thereof 10 the subscriber a. tine once o. JAMS ~
S. tie tenth day Of October asI'.Dsted New.i OH h1
dsy OF hsieh. 1870. WILLIAM PO" LII E1eeaO'' 49,
nh lsy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
OK PER GENT LOAN of the STATE o

ok PER CENT LOAN of the STATE OF
- OHIO-The Commissioners Of the Sinking fund OF the
STATE II Ohio by Of Act of tn, General Assembly Of
the Sae Of Ohio hereby sve notice that Sealed Pro oo'a va
he ,eeved until lt Of October az noon az the
ee ~ The Ohio state TrsI New York for LOA
Of TWO MILLIONS FOUR HUNpRtD TaOU,ASD, u,
II foi which transferable Cerhsstcs of
ho state stock be issued bearing interest a. the rate OF
n cent Ter annum from the h day Of Jstuay 1897 psysoe
on the lot days Of January and July IN the Cit
pf New Yok and he principal remburssbe a. the psnIe OF
the state il the City Of New f3k aiss the Sl daJ OF De
eember eishsen huLdred and eishty-six tlSSo
deposit Of Ten per Cent of the amount OF eaea PROPOSE
viii REQUIRED their openI 70 insure hnn pNysnt o9
mi d SiY per Cent ntei est will be allowed , 49,
be Whole amount Of Loan be paid in the Sl day Of
Propo NAV be made for part Of the above Losn NOT
e.. than Five Thousand Dollars Th-y must specify the rate on
Yemiu offered; (sAd oherSs will - receysd must
s.o rive the address party making the proposals. AID be
e o,ed no an envelope marked Proposals. for OHIO sac
Loan and be add es.ed 20 SAMUEL T. BULL, Tr.nsfer
Aren't the S.e of Ohio the Oce OF the OHIO Life insur
ancs and Trust Compsny, in New ork.
I'm. WRIGHT, ! coTm:.Oner Of the
KisBALL .ss ,As SINKING king Fund ~ o5io Of
Eev.York, Aug. Is. 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
NEW wIDE-GAUGk ROUTE from New:

~
vENESEE VALLEY HALaOAD 10 nov opou. and IN sec
ecop the Buffalo Coming and New York. - w. OH
md Tne Rsilyosds forus . dksst hvm ksv-fsfs H
goch-fter
The d~ctness seher With the sureror eo
orr afforded b. the vide renders By ~ s uot aes
He between the sbovs named esca
chets can be procSTed s he HewYosh and Ere rssss
nchet OHse FOOT Of Duane - aud No lo Bro~dvsJ ~
. Jersey CiU.
BalssSe CHECKED through
Prsishs s he trsnspostsd bsewssn Nev fSh sna neee
sr vA dispaieA Any infoSmsfD dssrsd tn rse6d -
ven ohsa,ned BY sans the Genera Frdsnf Afens
iev.Yor sDd Erie Rs2rosA Erie Bdnss % G. TA]rA~'
a1prsss NeisAt Asea. No fss Brosdvny -
euDday. ]. A. HEpbHLp, osp~h1'S
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

NOTICE of fDISTRIBUTION.-NOt is hereby
sy,n tst proseeds Of the sale Of the Real Estste Of
HERMAN aATTEsHOHN late Of the Cy Q, New y toIs s
County OF New York, by JOHN A. ALLERS and ~ jim T.
FINCk the Executors Of the last will AID testament OF SAID
be ,uted those entitled thereto according
TO law Ut the surosstes Office the City OF New fort on
the fourth day Of Seesmber ten ocioos IN mo
COL Of that day-Dated hs 7th day Of Ausos 1856
Al sIsv6wF A W. BRADFORD. Surrogate.