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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
MADAME PRIBAM & CO.,

ANVIL MlbLiNERi,
No. 277 Pa 40 (SoT:h Stds) bet 10Th and llth SIS.
IN Have returned from New York, and xa
SyE will open on Satuday next, the 1lth <
2&nstant the handsonest assortment ~
of Paris and New York Fall aud Winter BON
NETS ever offered In this city
They have also received the newest styles Of
French HEAD-DRESSEs, FLOWERS, and
FEATHERS.
Ladies, call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere Oc 7-2w
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Protestant Episcopal Gsnsrsl conuan.:0u

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-THE House Of DcD-
uties Of the Protestant Episcopal Conven,idn
have passed an entire new canon for the trial
OF bishops. The vote was unanimous. The
House of Bishops are yet to act upon it.
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Nottingham, Sept 10, 1s56-se lift

ESTKAY Game to the Subscritnr's prenises
IL on or about the 9th Instant, a large C5-...Ses
Red and White COW, marked with an Nsss3S
slit In the rgh ear, and a scsld or brand tTuuM~.
on the left hip supposed 10 be about I've years
old The owner Of the above des rihed Cow Is
charges, and take her away. Enquire OF JOHN
r BOYLE, Treasury Extension, or at his resi-.
dence on 25.h strset, between ID and Water street
II -co3t&
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FAsHIONABLE DANCING.

DROF. II. w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
Il pleasure In announcing 70 bis former 81
patrons and the public generally that De ~
will resume the duties Of his school, on kyf$
Tuesday October 7th, 1856, al me IAree yl!k
Hail corner Of sih and streets, (iornef- ~
Iv PaImer,s Academy Of Music hefeai,
ter known as " Numbers Metropolitan Ban.
n.vs on tution on Tuesday and THURSDAY aiteT-
oaJ az o'clock and at Y for gentlemen.
he well Introduce variety OF new ana faShiona-
~ S.nces. better calculated to improve the CT
pe I'D grace OF the most unskillful pupil thsn
any otber style that has been Introduced. tie
n yt,cujary invites all the scholars who lartici-
P,,ed in the Fancy Dances last May, 10 be pttsrnt
On the Il Nv OF opening. Prof. Nj. has sou.etAirS
of tatefeSt TO communicate.
he will continue bis classes at TIE Gorge an
Convent as usual. All those having chila''
here whom they desire 70 receive instfu aloa 49,
please enter their names early.
Private instructions will be given ci'IS
large or small classes ,,. -. Al
All persons wishing to consutwitn 10, W.
der will Please leave their adde's a. mi io,h
Ells,s Music Store Penn. avenue, near iVIh sd~e''
ee 3AQ
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Democratic salute in Honor Of the Result in
Pennsylvania

NEW YORK, Oct I5-Tke Democrats fred q
salute Of 100 guns in the Park this eve nj az in
homer of tie result in Pennsylvania.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE Democracy
hred one hundred guns to-day in honor of the
Pennsylvania election.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FINN,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURyI.
L tGre, At Auction.-On FRIDAY, the 2ith
Inst shall SELL at O'Clock m at the late rel
dencc OF Andrew Marks, deceased, on f. street
south, No. 4S7 between 9th and 9TH streets east.
gocd and general assortment Of furniture, viz :
nmanogany Sofa, Tables, Hatrack and Stands
maple Beisteads, f"2,her, Beds, Bedding ard
Mattresses
Clock, China, Glass, and Cookery Ware
farIor, CHAMBER. and stair Carpets and DDS
stoves, Lamps, shovel, longs, and Tenders
a good lot OF Kitchen Requisites, with many
otner articles which we deem unnecessary
to enumeIate.
Iein's Cash A. GREEN,
VC 10 AuctInnfer
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a Waste OF Powder.

SiEAcUsE, n Y, Oct. 1.-THE RepubIi
cans ias' evening fred one hundred guns in
i nonSI - me rennsylvsnia election, they be-
Democrats, had carried il. '' 1O' wv
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Americanism in Penn,ylyauia.

NEW YORK, Oct lS-The Republican pa
pers OF this morning publish the account of She
meeting Of the Republican Committee a nor
ton o. the American Committee agreeing upon
fusion Electoral ticket. The Fillmore pa
pers publish the proceedings of the Fillmore
Executive Committee, declining 10 agree 70 a
fusion. They publish the regular Electoral
ticket and express their determination TO sus.
tain IL
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Arrival of Two n. W OCEAN Steamers

NEW YORK, Oct IL Tho two new ocean
steamers LyOnaise Of Hsvre, and the Barussia
OF Hamburg, both arrived here this morning
The latter is Of the New York and Hamburg
line
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Arrest Of ore CT he French Railway Swind-
lers

NEW YORK, Oct lS-Charles Carpenter,
one OF the French Railway swindlerF, was ar
rested Yesterday near Newburg The police
nave also got clue TO large amount Of tn
embezzled funds
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National Americauism in Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE following res.
clatiors passed the Fillmore and Donelsou
Executive State Committee to-day by ma.
jorlty Of 20 in the committee, composed of %
hsSolreA, That VIC deem il inexpedient u
make any alteration in the Fillmore and Don
eiscn electoral ticket in this State; and we
are nrmly convinced that any interference
with i would be the means OF giving the state
to Mr.. Buchanan instead Of defeating him
Resofrsd, That we decline to accept either
ofthe propositions Of the North American State
Central Committee, satisfied that the electoral
ticket already in the field is the only one Gu
which all opposed TO Mr. buchanan can sue
cessfnlly unite and pledgipg il TO the uncom-
promising opposition and defeat, under any
and all circumstances, of his election.
ibis action renders any further union Of tho
Fremont and Fillmore parties in Peunsyva-
MIA impossible. The original electoral ticket
will be run
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BYA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BYA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ENSE SERVANT BOY, HAVING ABOUT
fou teen years to serve at Auctien-On
TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, shall SELL at nv
auction store, at4 O'Clock p. NJ, :, a handsome and
smart colored boy, 10 years Of age, and having
about fourteen years to serve, restricted to the
District. He is good house servant, and under
stands the care OF horses
Terms cash.
DC l5-d A GREEN, Auctioneer
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MARRIED.

!. In st Johns Church, on the 10th instant, by
the Rev Smyth Pyne, ADNA ANDERSON, Of
Nashville, Tenn TO JULIET c. VAN WICK,
Of this city
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-MosRov
BY BONTZ & COoMBs, Auctioneer,-
MIR 4 IRE. IRN ~ RY nnNnD

EURNITURE, JEWELRY, DRYG Oops
Il Vinegar, &c, at Aacttea.-On FRIDAY
the 18th instant, at 9k O'Clock m, we snail sci
In front Of II auction rooms. eth street
A large lot OF new and second hand Furniture
Dry Goods, Jewelry
Vinegar, "a good article)
Together vita many useful articles too tedious 10
enunerate. D0ITZ d COOMBS,
&C l6-2t Aucuoncers
IL ne above sale Is postponed In conss-
aatnoe OF the inclemency Of the weather, until
moNDAf the Goth inst, at the same hour and
place BONTZ e. CUOMBS,
DC LIS AuctioneeTs.
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BY A. GREEN, Auciionesf.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT at Aucs In

k<NRA" Ia hoOSk ANN LoI NJ Auction
l. On MONDAY, tbe2Oth instant shall sell
at O'Clock p. IN in front OF the p.emises. \
fac large building lot containing between 1900
and 5000 square feet with the Improvements,
which is a good Frame House, being lot No -
in Square No. $50, fronting 81 fee. IIth street
east, running back to WIDE alley lG0 feet lex
inches, between north + and q streets.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
&C sd Auctionerr
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CHEAP FURNITURE.

VI Our large warehouse is filed to its--
~ utmost capacity with every de--A
sscription II Parlof, Chamber ard sXSA
kitchen Furniture, both new a d second haI d.
which We will sell al a small advance over manu-
facturers' prices. IL is useless for us 20 itenizs
suffice lit say we are prepared to fuIPisd OUT
entire houses ct such prices cannot fail TO z
satisfaction 10 purchasers call Is Tes pccifld!y
solicited BONTZ Il COOMBS
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Sc 20-lm No 3C9 Seventh s.rCet
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EeY York MarhAfa

Esw YORK, Oct. 1s.-Flou- has declined !:
sales Ct 10 600 bills; State S6 $3.50; Ohio
40 transactions AMI nominal Southern 81 ~
aS7 Co.
Wheat Is dropping; sales of 81 600 bushels,
white 81 1881 ~, red 81 57asI SO Corn Is
declining; sales of 1900 bushels Southern
mixed 69a70c.
Pork is dali and unsettled, Hominally at
So. Beef is firm: Chicago repacked SO 5Oa
Sll. Lard is very dull; sales at l3ic.
Whisky is slightly lower; Ohio BIC
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
IDROPERLY COMPOUN Ar ALL
L hours, day and night, at 3 b WAITE'S
Drug and Prescription Store, No 52s 7th street,
opposite the Patriotic Bank. oc 16-1m
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
AT0R

STORE.
pONTZ Il COOMBS, NO. 369 SEVENTH
- streets, between | and X streets, return their
grateful thanks TO generous public for the nbe.-
al patronage extended 10 them since they b ave
been engaged In the House Furnishing business.
In the Northern Liberties, ard now beg leave 90
announce to the public that al the earnest solicit
tstion Of many citizens they have been induced
70 connect with their present trade the Auction
and Commission business.
They pledge themselves 20 leave nc effort IN
tried or snare trouble TO give satisfaction IN all
cases to those who may conn3e their business 20
them or favor them with their patronage
AL goods consigned 10 them will be sold &c the
best advantage and prompt returns MADE.
Particular attention will be given 10 the sale OF
real ara personal property OF every kind, and
liberal cash advances made on the same whenev-
or required. B0NTZ & COOMBS,
Commission Merchants
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Baltimore Narketa

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is The markets to-day
are generally unchanged. Flour is firm at
81 tor Howard street, Ohio and City Mills
Wheat is steady good to prime reds 81. J5a
hanged white 62c and yellow 66c
Whisky is steady; Ohio 36tc., and City &C..
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GORMAS. wy wILsoN
GORMAN, WILSON & CO,

SAINT PETER, MINNESOTA,
DEALERS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
~ REAL ESTATE, LAND WARRANTS,
and u GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS
hefsfeHcss-Pairo Nourse; Sweeny, Rittea-
house, FAINT d Co. &C Aims
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BY A. GREEN, ACctionesr.
"a A m -

ByA. GREEN, Auctionesr
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FCRNI-
tnre at Auctton.-On THURSDAY, the
23d instant, | shall sell at the rooms ovt Mr.
RedfeTn's tore, at the corner OF 10th street and
pennsylvania ave, at 10 O'clock q III Il coed lot
Of Furniture, viz:
Walnut FreEch Sofa and Mahogany Chairs
Marble top oak Cehtre Table, Mahogany Bureaus
Mahogany Work, Wash, and ether Stands, and
Chinese Teapoys
Mahogany French Beds:ead, painted Cottage Set
Fine sprinu, hair, shuck and Other Mattresses
Walnut W hatnot, hronZed Hatrack, pine w ard
robes, &c.
Window Curtains and Venetian Blinds
OilclCtn and X efrigera.Gr
Brass Andirons, Shovels and TOMS
Curtain CoTnice and St,ir Rods
Stoves and Kitchen Rec uisites
With many other articles which we d. aT IN
necessary 10 enumera:e.
Terms cash. A. GREEN
&C ia auCtionCe r.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF WHITE ASH,
n LEHIGH, AND RED ASH
CUMBERLAND COAL.
Also, Pine, Oak, and Hickory WOOD. Daily
expected, one cargo Of LEHlGH Coal.
deduction made from the vessel. Terms
cash, unless otherwise agreed upon.
TT. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
oc s.n N. W. cor. 18th and C sts., No. 5i7.
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OYSTER DISHES, CHAFINa Dishes,
~ Dish Covers, Coffee Ums, Conse ~,
d. at the A ouse furnishing Store, sU Isn sisa'
&C ii " N11>SA0
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, NEW
and fresh, just received at the Washington
Pa no and Music Sore OF JOHN r. ELLIS,
between 9,h and 10th streets on Penn aven.e
oo7
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GEO. X, VARNELL,

p " I e X
No SIX north side La. ars.. bet. Sta asd 7th sts.
NEIIsAES TO SAY TO HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public generally that he Is prepar & at
all tunes to execute work In his line at The shortest
notice. &C ) I'm
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL B8ARDIEG
SCHOOL, FUR BOYS,
Mount Joy, Lancaster county, PeHrsyIr0nld.
Z L.. MOORE, A. M. Principal.
THE WINTER SESSION WILL COM
l. mence on Tuesday, the 4th Of November.
Terms $75 per session, OF months, including
board, washing, tuition, DC.
Circulars containing particulars may be had on
aDplication to the PRINCIPAL. Oc IA Inns
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BOOK BiNDI1G

Come, E ersntt street end Maryland dcenne,
near the Smithsonian Institution.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLY
IL forms the subscribers 10 Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now just completed, that he Is pre-
pared to bind those works In a superior style Of
elegance, strength and solidity, and upoa much
more, Philadelphia, OF New York. a letter adj
dressed TO him (per post VIII enable him 70 ex-
hibit to the subscribers specimens Of lis style Of
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
ecuted sSe1-6m
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For Sale and Rent.

A FINE LARGE ROOM WELL FUR
"A n1shed, with comfortable Board can be OBJ
tanned IN private house, eligibly situated, and
within few minutes walk Of either DepartmeR NJ.
Address Box 7, at this office. oc 1881
EOR RENT-A LARGE FRAME HOUSE
containing III rooms and passage, on l. street.
oetweea 9Th and 10th streets, With good pump
OF water in the yard also. good stable attach
ed. Enquire Of GEO. L. LANGLEY, 1Ith
street, near street. &C l6-IW
ENOR SALE LOT NO. II, IN SQUARE 296.
containing 5,34 square feet, on the island, near
18th street fronting the Mall. For terms apply at
the store OF h. F. Loudon Co Browns Hotel
&C 10 Wv e. w FARANT
A FlRST-CLASS RESID ENCE IN
"A GEORGETOWN, ID. g FOR RENT
The subscriber offers FOR rent her late residence
at the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
Z eorgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
OF the Visitation. This is one OF the largest and
best finished houses in the District Of Columbia,
having all the modern Improvements contained
in the tifst-ciass bovses Of the Northern cities.
There is attached large cistern I'm the yard =,
carriage house, and stable for several horses
pump OF the Pures' water IN the imu ediate
vicinity
The locality is high and salubrous, and I'm
quiet and highly respectable neighb rhood.
POSSE sion given immediately.
For further particulars inquire next door to IL e
premises. Of Mrs AMER O:NEAL
OCa
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WArcn RErURNs.-The only case for trial
was Edward Adams, colored, who was brought
up for assault and battery with intent to Kill
Samuel Jackson, also colored Adams was
sent to Jail for trial at the Criminal Court
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A WILD FELLOW Lust night, a colored
man named Adams was arrested for assault
ing a colored hackuan, and cutting him with
q large knife. Adams was drunk, and the
hackman would not permit him to get in his
coach. He was disarmed by the by-standers.
and taken to the guard house and sent to Jail
this morning by Ju .tice Birch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-18

CENTRE MARKET This morning the butch.
ers department Of our principal market was
we'll supplied, but the late heavy rains pre-
vented many of our country friends from at
tending, which caused a falling'off in the veg
etable and haymsrkets The prices this morn
ing were not materially changed.
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MONEY. DASH LITERALLY ,ADvANCED BY 1K1
Duane stree. room (ne M where they have no
to- Parties having deposited goods with them ct
Howard street can obtain tho Same at tneir Office
McLOUGdLIN 4 VNnILLs
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LIST OF LETTERS
eemahlng b tho Ncv Ysrk city Post once,
Friday, April Is, 1856.

Published exclusively In NEw YoRK HERALD, BY Act
xcongress-e paper harno he avye circulation Of sny
Pepper N Ne United States
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Z .

Shesidnn Bridget
shermAp Mrs. NJ W
Chairman ktss Deco
nah
servstus Madam,
Franklin street
Stevens Catharlne ]
Stephens Miss Hllel
Stephenson Mrs An
Hexton Mrs NARY
Snick Mrs, 4th ave
swift Mrs HonorA
SimpsonMiss Aman
da
Simon Mrs EizAbet
Simmons Miss Cath
6tiuson Mis- arc. In
Smith Mrs G ID
Smith krs W A
Smith Miss A d
Smith Miss Emile !
Jmith Jane
Smith Ms Louisa
Smith Mrs Mary Co,
nelius
Smith Mrs. Rosey
Smith Mrs I'D ward
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LADIES' LIST.

Ambrose Ellen Archamboudiere ]
Ansly Widow, 9Th 81 demoisetle Emf ie
!, Anderson Miss Cath Armstrong Miss s
Ander son Miss kmo- san
line Akinson Miss, Wal.
Andersen Miss 30 er 1t
phis Atkinson Miss jar
Anslem Mrs, Centre II
Anthony Mdm Jacob Atkinson Mrs Chas
Apgar Miss kmma Augustus Mrs Cha
Augusta Austin Mrs A G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

-. sTsr1-. sN1RT MAJ AZ PARTNER IN rae
w esrv bunesa eetasiished eirhteen years The be !:
Of refsrene es given and required Inquire NO. Four
avenue. ,
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HOTELA,

mOILrHs HOTEL. FOOT OF CANAL srREET-wILI
lie. TO fsmies paro,s suites q single rooms on rsasona
bic terms a house the location unequail0d
having full view the Hudson River and Jersey shores
TALLNAN MA SES PrOprieora
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nHE ADVERTISER, AN AMERICAN, OF COOP BUsL-
i ness qualifications, with small capital woud nke eo
make arrangement with party 70 go west ana
in some good Address box 6o Asraad omcs
stating particulars.
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SAbin MrsElizs oethJ 81
SacA cit ATA sth av sh
Schlscfer Mrs Caro- n
Ike =
StyachAn Miss Irving Sc
place 1
sammons Johanna ST
sanger CAyoline ST
Sw ann Calharine Ste
Shannon Mas Maria Hs
Shonnessy kissMary Sn
sparliDg Leticia 81
StAi kw Gather Mrs. Sir
Charlotte
shsttuck Mss Mary X Sil
Suaulo Miss Maria ST.
Shaver MARI 81
Shaw Miss Sarah J On
Sawyer Aias Abby eu
sayles Mrs Mary 81
shea Mary Su
seabrips Miss Ann in
Seaman Mrs Jente A Sn
Sweeny eayAh Su
Sw eet Miss Hanna
Shelly Mary sn
Spencer Mrs James Su
shea idan Mis-, 18th .
Taber Mrs job I'll
Tracy y IL AngelitA
Taxney Elizabeth ~
Tsthan Mrs Matilda fr'
Tayios Miss, Clintonst Tir
Taylor Mrs \ @ Tn
Taylor Mrs Mary q
rreadwel Mrs @ W Tn
Terhune Mrs Eunice Tn.
Terry MIS- Julia II Tyl
Tigbe Mrs Richard
Usher Miss Mary Va
Vance Mrs Charity 4
Wo HlAx0h VydSa = Va
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS AND CAPIfALISTH.-aAU
IN Frsncsco and Sacramento Haroad-6eaied proposao
win be eived BY the under signed In New city, 0m
entire The ssn Francisco and sesrameno Railroad Cali
distance Of SO miles This railroad upon the maiz trunk no
pm San Francco the interior which passes
ing by miles 70 distance the present route rsdusns e
Me 81 TO az hours and passing through tho fertile
Of sosno and Yols counes richest sGutura counties a
The State. It connects Sc anento WIN the Hacamento Val
Francisco for all lines from NcrAer and Basern Oakor
Maps' profes and specifications be and
NATION obtained sppcaog 70 the UNDERMINED Ma
streets, kew York TARODURE .. JUDAH.
Chief Engineer and Commissioner, g. ,. 3. B. b
mil
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GLOBE HOTEr.-fHE ABOVE HOrEI. rs sIfUATsD II
" nent locality, corner Of Frankfort and Wn
liam streets. New York Itt comple.ey renovated and L
be day week at rs and dsus per day. Meals served
ell hours. Porters In attendance all hours Of the Night
Rooms for families. j, q. FRENCH Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

NICTORIA HU1KII, BADEN BADBN, 0kHMANY-Y.
4 PHI. 0ROsHOLZ, owners A well known AmevtcAn
traveller writes from this pase1be hotels of Baden
eel emit The most elegant OF an though whit deassY
bsn osber the vic.orA kept and wnsd By hess p
Pm Grosholz, brothers TO hessra Louis Phi 0rasholy
porers. phadspha They best know how urni their
suWs with those substantial knglah oobrts which
enjoy exorbaDt rass England and which thor here
ynb viii profuss hand ~ German prissG
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Abraham Mrs Ma

Abraham Mrs Mar,
thA
Alderman Mrs Johr
Adams Mrs John p
Adams Mrs 1bos E
AIKEN Mrs sarah
AIbris ht hss Mary
Allen Mrs Cecilia
lHen Miss Susan A
Allison Mrs, Murray
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NOfIOE-THE HOLDERS CT rHE raIRD NOR1-
IN gage onds Of the Columbus Piqua and Indiana Rail-
road Company which bonds hear the endorsement Of the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cir ennah Railroad Company
Indianapolis and Beleonane Railroad Company and The
Beefontaine and Indiana Railroad COMPANY hereby
tfea that at meeting pursuant to notice the A6or
House @ afternoon at which over three hundred thousand
dollars OF the bopss represented the undersigned
requested 70 invite all those who MT
unicae with him, stating the amount Of homes held BY each
concerned. SAMUEL J. 1EAIS. Chairman.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

DRY GOODS, &C.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
D From sucion,
3CO dresses black and white Foulsrd silks,
At "a so, worth $6 50,
Beautiful goods,
This dav, at
w. JACKSON'S
(Lase Bartholomew's),
New mo1ping store, 55l Broadway between spring and
Prince str6kh
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30
LIVERY STABLI.

Raj. ROAD NOTICE.
OyTIcs MINERAL PoIST r. r CoxPANY,}
Mineral Point June 10, 1885
TOICE is hereby given to all Stockholders ho sub
scriDsd FOR stock in the above named COMPANY pre-.
Tious the 18th day OF December 1854 ths al stock
heretofore called for hereby required paid
the Office Of the Company Mineral Point, in install
Of per ths i0saIIuont on the 18th
day of August next and thereafter the day Of
each following month until the whole i. paid in
BY order Of the Board
34G WILLIAM T. HENRY ss<stsrv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-30
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CoMPaN,

MERCHAN Ts AND MECHANICS MUTUAL
Z II Is u H q M 9 81 . o..
OF tAs City Of Phtladslphis.
NOR this purpose OF insuring property for which
are agents in fair dealing and responsible com
psny have procured the agency of the named
company and will take few advanta geous fire in
County terms fsr to tho insured offered by
any responsible company.
COBB h AEsSMoRE, Agents
IL once opposite the L. s. Hotel, up stsir,.
Mineral Point. October %, 1855. 4o,f