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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

ouls~ spi that Be would assist In ;bs erscuan Gut hs
spooei.d ITO he New Han psi f. ns,or 10 Wivse TO
su'ed w Sesnd bIo: Uel az lest vith 80 m rh mas
sbeJ but be cat-d the III opi. Of he SeTiJ
e'or AID Tiv,ieiJ cultivated ter a;inant N ~ hs
tut'i irrq1eIt 'es pateS He n'ule bIHa1d O hkan
,", wa' inoii,d low he street By him er Il 4
app0siD D. prvsnly He hped 10 a. Ci-yl and C.hnu1
u The senate, N upon them seIyiey aiiorsArd Mr.
henton vas the On y whom he conh ho. iav this
90" Die iane. He euOE I'D hm, N the cy - the superior Of
cicero nj OF bufke aid ne greatest g fstesmet. ie
hsi ed bn hfervard, tbe SENATE, The com dra1
Ahad 70 the great N,outn t0 spoO1e foE a.a
b. ipt himself privately aei aud once de pistol ou bis
6f At unsimed He ends where hs tegan n-a; snd
fetrseUu.
II. dsu,e,s eIpec. that the fame Of bic pbc ruff
Will reach hs State AID hat the story OF his p,ncy vi
main thse at r.tinLs ytrs
hsIsiced iu pubic wiih como istces in private
Possibly the ie'racus Senator Of the repuflAns State
tbs cours- but r.pe.eI HE but wish tor NE
,ste tie decei that Mississippi would
Ieonsr system OF ethics little rIser and fe'fac or reJud
ate him"
Then Foote's insul, was gratuit,us, now, i. was
provoked by sc- of cupioity; then, Colonel Fremont
actus. by solciiuce to secure the passage OF
the Caif mia NJ n'ng reg ilai1Ds, now, by priv ate
p,cubaiy Interests; then, FoOte was the bIlly who
struck the blow, ard when challenged had recourse
10 q letter Of explanation and r-trdctOD, how, ,Ute
was the chan pon Of free speech, aud Fremont the
frst TO zeal foul blows for wOris spoken in
"drbate." Fremont was then the writer's hero
aid FOote Alternately the buly and the mao of
mean compiGnces; bow they have changed place. in
bis Affections and FCOtc IL his injured svOlte Snch
are come Of the changes which the same trsn-acti
has woergoDe III tie mind of the Editor of The Atlas
and Argas siIce be became the champion Of Slavery,
aid Fr mon the repr nsve Of the party of Free
DOM When he first described this affray, he knew
that Feote struck the first b O~ nov 1t Is Fremont
that did it; 70 reecbeiously has his memory used him
within the last
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
BOARD OF HEALTH,


The Board of Health composed of the Mayor, MEM
Lers of the ard of Aldermen, and COuucilmen, con.
vel ID at the ca of the Mayor yesterday afternoon III
the Council Chamber CITY Hal. The Mayor being
absent a motion was made and earned thai Alderman
BAKhER take the Chair.
IT,. meeting being called 10 order Alderman ELY
tenh wer required to hold their SESSIONS with clo-ed
doos unless Otherwise ordered oy the Bosri, and he
would therefore meve before the miGu'es of the pre-
vous meeting Rad, that the present meeting be
helr wl'h open hOors.
oUIclman PiyCESEY objected to the motion. He
was opposed 10 hOlcirg the meeting with Ooen doors
until after The minutes Of the previous meeting we're
Ieso, ard 'be Board kr what business wss before
them. He inclined TO the opiuou that there ~r,s
some matters to up before the Board fhs' 80 Iu
not appear in public print and hs tLerefHe h'Pea '''
The doors would ba closed. ,
AID. Ely remarked, that the reason why ne ,.s
tte motion hat the meeting be h-d WIN open 80,
was TO remove the icea rs regarded anJ seHou'
berg ebt Ut tie city He thought tp7' - ,,oa3
with coeed coors the iuprt- -sion "onFl y. ' "oai
that something was wrong thaI an ep cum Gu
in New-Yoik but as be wss not D val. '. " ~ ,3
of the parers 10 cone before me nie'"s' "' "'u'
w''L6ray lis motion for the rtseb'
The Cham I'm then ordered al peIF 'ns, OK p III III
tera Of the Board of Health, 10 ave 'Hs roo,h.
Our R,uotfer harmed from 81" u me members az
,.r Tho ndn.rtoe,t Of tie Board, that but very title
buirtss was trsf sacteh c.
A con myrjcstlon from the Cry inspector, sccpm-
roIi nv several petitions i'f fhe Tr,cilIo Of nvi-
,.Tc. afout ~. city, wa' received referred 10
Snec;s, Committee Oh y san - copPoeet If Cou1-
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THE TURNER'S. FESTIVAL.

place J. se day, in beautiful grove about bali ufe
OH TAM from the lan6ibg at Fort Hsmi!tn. The occa
SION was one of uDnsual interest," and the attendance
wss large. Abou, four bunored Tuners, including
c.les stlor q, IN New.Ymk, were upon the ground.
Acded to there we've c'ize and I,sies, mostly Ger
msps, 10 the umber o' about sxteer hundred. Three
military compsnies on the grounds The Lieier:
bsrd relieved the scene by spirited gees aud ios'ru
netal mu,ic, snd amid toe feasting, dancing, con.
viyiay sId ah, tic pors, the osy vas one Of unin.
ter upftd enjoyment. A lew loafers from Brooklyn,
who were pre,.rt got up fight among themselves
on ,b. lsndu f moments before the bo,t started
t return, but this quickly suppressed by the
Polire oresert
Tt. Pr sids nt Of the Broa klyn TnrnvereiDs ~ Mr..
S,uinp aid we legB thar the mbers Of tba' body
die repidly ilcr.ssn in bumbeis.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
PTBLlC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MoNpAY, Avg. AID. Isaac .. BARKER, Pres
dent IN the Chair.
a couniut ca'ion was received from H. IL. doTtrd,
Receiver OF Taxes, DomIalpg for hfst ceIk ia Die
dtpsnn eLt, Wisou Small ia place Of Alfred |reedrh-
burgt, and "a temporary clerks for the busy terh'
Peter Mastes-on, A ireo f. CfoOktr Philip J. Bredy,
Mi,feel r OBrep Arrahn;I h. Pstt. rs III, an Jon
NJ. Rowtn. The IOmlrefs were blShiy spoken IL.
Nj Small Wa cor oIfrmCd uuan,mOu'c and the Vacfs
10y yoie Uf Il to =.
A coMmuIIc6tion was received from Mr.. layni,
Street Couhnis Ler rocsptGa;ing the Ceatra' fafA
Gil iies. II. t6ys: H.
After ,ect.cr ue..ey the opinion OF tue Corpe,lo
Counsel riug with Jter counsel. bsSe eoHe.I
that h desirable BE- 20 complete inc
iHl,ve. ents aesy cesifc1 b. hose citzSls Wuo o
- ia 20 os' Island. sn1 pr Jl1y So
rsiec by O;ber C.t'ztIs cfnemeLt tHc -
HetrG Jos S'l Il Is far iEpo aHt tor the Pu.
Laws II by rItcpate acO' 10 h' sietes
Il rowtrs the Charter i.-ef voud, ther-to,s
70 honorable bOCy that th's important subect DC
20 IT, Lads Asd Places. 20 rePr as " .nei
iuds hest The distaf or ent OF the CouHIs
The O s active duties urt the reene OF S
Lesi-latIIt BIZ course < not hOie naeray ihPS"' Wv
earll comp elton OF this great woIk =. .r. -.o5
Tbs was ordered prltttd, and the SUBJECT fei'IIe"
I, TIE COMMITTEE on LsnCs and Places.
p By Aid. FoX-Thst tLe Board meet every ~ eu.ns'
except Saturday Until susue-s l. dl pOsoo oi 400
AID DEAET offered resolution TO apPon' u -.
Committee iu mee' with tie COunt Linen 'VhH4'''e'
oi reoisiIic:iuc. ACop;cc. ,o-u,;
The Green Poiyt ierrJ report chhnG!h2 Tue N''
from ~, Creek TO the Pou', wa c"uc nfr.u 4n'
III, BoarC then scjOGrIec.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB.

A meeting Of the Rocky Mountain Club of New
lolk, embracing within its of membership all the
Warcs east of Broncway, Net last evening at No. 97
Rowe,y, for p-rmenebt orga, iz,tion. Tne following
we've the permanent officers chosen; President
TpoMAs CtRSLYi Vice.Pnsidente,, DASIEL C1sck.
IN, WV. JoNEs, jr, ARCHIBALD HALL and joys
COAS; Secretaries, JosEPHM JosRs and ID. kAsSeS;
rtasurer SANFORD l.. MAcOMBER. Bpacd of D-
rrciors- Second Ward, Thomas d. Gaze Fourth
Warc, James Kelly; Sixth Ward, Owen n, BreO!eni
Sev,lth Ward joseph b. Clo+e; Tenth "ard, VIII
am Jores, iI. Elrvebtn Ward, Philip Heeley;
Twelfth Ward, Chas Rcdl.; Thirteenth WaId, James
Quinn Fourteenth Ward, Chapman I. Reeves; Sew.
ebt.epth Ward, Ttos Holman; Eighteenth Ward,
james Anoepop; Nineteenh Ware, David b. sstt
SDhs.quept TO the election OF officers -pi7'ed al
dr,ssts v eie mace by Mr. CHARLES WOODsAS of Is ~
tcp CHARLEs A. DANA AID others, 'nt-r-p-rsed vita
al ma'ed songs by Glee Club. There wts large
atitI snce, aid the proceedings harmonious and en-
thus al tic Il throughout.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS

The organization OF the Fifth Ward Fremont end
Dayton Club pef, cted last evening at the Hall,
No. 20 White street. In the absence Of the Pfes-
deLt, Mr. OLMsTED presided SIX Vice Presidents
weie elected seii,s Of resolutions, gning duties
to the Vice Presidents aud calling upon Republic An,
for newed activity, were offered by Mr.. BECK .od
were adopted. S'iriDg speeches were made by NJ.
II. s SMITH Of the tenth Ward, and Mr.. LIyERMoRE
of Virginia, who was on tive supporter of Pierce IN
appointed TO attvbd the meeting of the Fifth Ward
German Republican Clnb on Thursday next, aod u
express TO them the cordial wi-hes Of this Club The
meeln then adjourned.
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Gilman Barey, Ald: Fuiner. Courciiman Pt4fps,

cilmsn Barey, Ad FulneT, Courciman Pilhps,
Ald Mo, eh.n spd Councilman Cggil
One OF there nLissnces 10 . musc@mrsfcmem
,t,i,o fsc,oTy a, No ii6 IuebS street snd an,sbef
sr ing fI'm N. k.eph Of large qaan':y Of oheo-
slys Chez at No 267 Bvw,y.
The ssae eb'.r and f.; hotse in Seventeenth stree:
wss reported A. nui aoce. Referred TO ibe Chy
iDsp.c'oi, wi'h po~,r 10 sbste.
stat m.ht .ss made by All. BARsER tha: the
sIIr pdsin Of s2s9 22t made for the year le3e tor
cl.npii tie streets was nov exhsnstei and I: vas
recessIy that ron ching ,bonid done Ia the ma:
TIE streets tbroug'ou. the city war ted sning
badly, sud there wss no oney to q. an them Tsee
was mn. diate necessity for rsi-ing from come source
on o,t.r. noI,y o. CONTINUE the work.
Philips and Coy.r, were sppoioteo AspscIs Co,sni.
tee 10 cevi-e ears for rsi.iDg suicen. amour. 10
picr+cu'e he w'Ik.
The Board then sjjcuned I'll next Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

RECOVERY op LOST CHrLD.-CoBdderabIe eI
cit, rnt e1k's at Elmis, n. Y, from the following
tsuss: NV days siLce aD loshwonsn, hrs. Joanna
Sullivan sIry.d there from Chicago, having IN charge
an Interesting cbio Of tight. Mr.. Sullivan got gfos4y
iItoxicsred aud was taken to the S'atOn-6 n-6ouss
t., ether With the gIr Wolfe there con6sed, sgei
II, usn named Cobabt the girl and ei4ined her -
r lors ost sster asserting that she had been soep
~ ,esis sgo from Caibo iDstnu.iOo 10 New. iosk
City The ii ssseits tba, she has lived WIN ns
IN Ivan for as long az she can remember O'nsn,
.ptnuousy ,nrris ,ha. oe ,.s,ioas 70 ,centify A..
clid.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
ROCKY MOUNTAIN FREMONT CLUB,
BROOKIYE

The Kres Comfy Rocky Mountain Fremont Cub
held meeting il the saloon Of the Brooklyn Museum
last evening. c. F. HAYYs presided, and there
Iup.r0us sbd most respectable attendance. Excel
hnt sccrss.s were mace by q. OGDEs BRows, DAs
MARVIN. G.. A. LUCE, and Msssrs. HALsEr, Howard
suo " OoDBRIrGE Tue cam 1,gn song, " Rise,
Brothers, Rise" and al original cong by Mr.. Ill.,
were sung with great spiit, the audience jsuins 10
torus. Much eLthusias was manifested throGg bout
III. prucee apgs.
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pOAPn nE (0EN(ILNLA.

Tie Board of Couucilunen couimen' Cd .fs AugHs'
s.r.ion lsst evthug. aud iramactec coi7+-ef'oie
lusn-ir.
Mr.. REID If r.C r. oluticn which wa rei''tod I"
CoUni'eC of the whole cir, ;Ing m "o,''.' - v
draw Ls warrant fof 500 10 o. prs n','. 70 me
N.u Yrrk Volurteers 10 ,.ba le them 90 brs'i The
ninth ~ nivcr,ary the rde- oi The 'uy % heSl
20, li-h ,,.ur- cc the g. b V'"1r"'
\ communicative wa receNed nom inc C'i'i'',
s.,rer % S,r,,,s and Lamp, giving -,at an 4al
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

Tpnyy HrsyhsKmLED BY DAMP AT PoSD BANK
pav'd Miller, Toward Kate, and James Murray,
cam. TO their oeath, last Wednesday, oy inhshng
roai us v4ror at the bottom OF the SHAFT a. Pond
psnk about miles at o. GREENWOOD In Guilford
,o.rsbp. Murray wss the 6rt TO expire. Miller
gave ,igpa 70 he ds~p np but fell from the bucket
when si an elevation Of tw-nty feet, breaking his
tkDu. KaDt, climbing The side OF the shaft fen back
exhausted q distance of seventy feet Miller was
rgfd about 20 year, the other t~o abou, IS each
Two were ~ gle, and one a married man. They we're
il 'hs employ Of the proprietor Of the Caedonis Iron
WoIks. lChambersburs Trans lot.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

TIE ARRisOS CAsE.-A. the sitting Of the Common
Pless Couit ct Circinbati ou Wednesd,y, Jcdge Par
ke' decided On the motion for change Of venue %
Iy Dir. Anisop for the uuroer Of Ca,barne Allison,
On The 26'b of JI s54, that fair ria eosd no;
be bad in Bauiltor Coun'y, be granted the motion f1
cbsi ge cf venue, and 0rc.red the case 10 be re-
moved TO Butler CJuity for trial at the ne1t term.
re- cnnsd Gazette, Juiy 81
HoT "A CiDcir natl paper gives the foIosipg ia
stance OF the ,fect OF The heat in the Pork City:
"A steamboat wa at the wharf di4,hnSing lea !.
Are.ro would start with bar ob bis sh)aId:r, boz
h.fore be coold get 10 the dray the lead wo7ii mel
and run over bin, making !, reeessor & 30 N ~
with O cpH chiselH'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

I'ARM for SALE.-A FARM Of about H.
i acies, In the beautiful vlsse Of BLOOMFlELO, ~ j..
thin minutes walk of tue Railroad Depot. On II
substantial dw ene stories hsh large barn and outb1ldns'
all in corpeie re air variety Of Fruit Of choice des;p
ton trce low; terms accommodating. Apply to
r. {. HALLIDAY. No. 4 Wals-
NORTH ORANGE, MANIFESTATION
~ ALE or 20 Let FURNISHED HOUSE in good order,
" tn about half Land attached and within three
nj ues' walk the Depot II viii be rented Tor year
uIhl The first Of April neat Rent, 49, Apply 70 FRANCIS
CANTINE Attorney ard Counse Or s Law, No. IS Nassau.
a. n Y or 10 JAS. r. MCGOWAN at Oran1e, n. J.
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COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY. POughkeepsie
" New Yors-MILO 2. JEW gLT. Principal eAa Pr0prls

~ New Orx-.HlIO L. JEW ff-nciptl 1A4l rfOPTo
tor. --
In rhe COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY II "a proposed to
iuct careful and hOou rsg Of limited number OF
Young Ladies constituting sELECF FAhlLf eChOOl.
Able AID kpeepced ns'ruc employed in all Depart
and tae nub=. Of Teacher large NJ proportion ~ the
pupils.
practical and useful eiucsoa adding every pes-ns accom-
No location esn be suitable FOR the purposes contem
slated the Cv OF passed by
IN beauty Eson, abty Of climate AID tie ine sence
AID refinement Of its citizens
special attention given the health Of the pupils Ths
relied exercise In the open air. liberal use OF
gates cold ard tep abardlt supply Of Wholesome food
.rd perfect system order and puaciaty all School aid
Family dutics In ADDITION to daily walks among the beautiful
Poughkeepse and recreation in the ps grounds "
the seminary GYmnac and Cahsenc exercises regularly
pTacticsd under the dSection & the Teachers
Boa5ders permitted 70 visit confectionery saloons
The Academic Year will commence the I'd Of sep
<mber. There will be during the HOLIDAYS.
Pupils may Qate, only All bds such bsins
payable IN s1yace Thoe who cut fer the scboastc ear
.h pay ssf al tae time of admissions tEs remainder on
the lst OF March
EXPENSES.
Hember Of the family he Principal Will be charget for
bosr r.. quarter s5 This Includes furns' ed Rooms Fue
Lqt and Washks Young Ladies expected TO provide
pe selves with e usual sfiicles fer personal including
Tows hspkns Silver Dessert Fork ard Spoon and Napkin
Rug. TUITION PER Ot ,RTER
For the Regular Course including sh Latn French and
vocai Music, = %. .
Psps not pursuing the Regular Course charged FOL.
lows English $40; French 4ie; Lstn, flo PnoF Forte and
&l0 Paltius y water colors $50; Painting IN OIL p1Oi
Vocal Music trequired Of al pupSs), ~ %. .,
Catalogues furnished on application to NJ T. JEWEII.
Poughkeefsie July s. 1856.
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I s.. -SIO.- TO PERSONS OUT OF

Il I
~ BU slNESs The adS ert uin On rece pt Of
s'id . eot - of making TaANsPARENr FANCY SOAP
which j. sold by slnot sTeiy dugzs the receipt IS
will send recipe for makisg MIRA FAMILY SOAP 10 ,,t
rot over . cent, per Toaro o. rcep'o tlo vii send rec
fOf rakDg SIX 3teiet kilds u Fancy os vat
inz interview with the advertiser Will ire ana adGr,y
and be will cal any requiring his seycea 10 up.Tin
teI Bocry ~ be : -. This a be made in any sus
room a. in crtasJ d.IIe pets Address d.. LA F0NrE
rare Of John " Newhorse, Ne l>G BoveIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Go farmers ano Others.

A LII ORDERS addressed to OLCOTT & VAIL
IA fer Plats should be in esIy they supplied in
abe order received
DERUVIAN GUANO, Government Brand No. l..
n COLUMBIAN GUANO, Government BIand No. /.
SUPERPHOSPHATE ofLIME, BONE DUST
For sale by A. LONGETr,
No. 81 Clif.st. corner OF Fulton
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES
EEW CoU2T HOusE. No 81 Chambe-st)
I HEREBY give notice that the TAN for the
year 1876 was mei by H., Board u Supervisors on the
ahe rate 80 81 60. The books vii be placed under my
ohsyge On or about the Is, Sope mber next
payers requested refer the published russ which
shall be cCnst- ain % T.gidly 10 stheye to.
HENRY Ii HOWARD Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

against buving or selling or negotiating following de.
,cribed BONDS or THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE called
the LOUISVILLE HARP BONDS and payable to James
Thompson StIadeT Thompson idorsed by James
p.on dated March 10 l95i maturing thirty years
H. reom The said Ponds obtained ton by false
repre and without eons GRAFTON rendered Doe
lice has given the Ciy OF Louisville, prohibiting the
payment u the Coupons hsreo attached Bond No 81 az
aoi sssd r Ooo. and he following rumbeis SIMILAR TO II
VIZ Nos 81 IS, 81, S. g. 81 g. H. Ss ll2 lis rs lo ISL
NC rs. W. L. CUL'En-
Lousyfe, Aug 7, 19S.
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| 90. 0 0 0 A c R E s.
To JAFTIALISTS.
Lam IN NJ NNE 5 o T A


w 5 y SIN.
Tb. subscabe Offers for sale of few dsys) TOWN LOTS
AID INTERESTS in the following and Aoushins towns
Also land adoI the same in quantities AID tsms 70
,uit purchases: SAINT PApL, HASTINGS snd DAYTON,
M1nesots; SUPERIOR aadBAYFlELD upon Lake Superior,
Wisconsin. 80
The above towns from their superior natural positions
arJ commercial slvsuta1ss rapidly becoming srgs si
important places aid afford safe and reliable investment for
capitol. ,
1udsnr of the by the past may expect in the
value ia these places of MORE THAs osE HUNDRED
PFR cyNT for some time 70 come IL II no Illusion
That has been LAn exceeded II Saint Pau. and Cn
cszo for the rast five Years ~ o,,-r.o -
aud he other Of = feet fall liable aos unlimited
tent Great inducements will be given 10 those who will i'm
proye the same 1lsf St1ss Lime anl Clay 10 abundance
IA MaI- oonyee large per ceatass guaranteed uPou
and Rea Estate received IN exchange for Prop
ery. -, -, -.,e, k,.,... =, .;.i.
shown - ,-.-- -, -,
upon important railroad routes which viii !oGl ot 10 ~
10 rer cont yesy on the inv sstzeDt
Apply at the Ast1f House, Ses-loIk.
~'f' LYMAN C. DAYTON, St. Paul Minneso.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

COMMERCIAL CLASSICAL SCHOOL. No
~ = Heury-st will reopen sept. l,. Female depsrne;
l94 Esst BIoadgsy. -
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and FANCY GOODS
Gorses, Carriages, &r.


YCOR SALE-A fine, strong bay PONY, very
II str ish 6iate traveller KIND sound I'D gentle al3 wal
Se cold cheap foT want Of tot in al Aso ah'st
quality lsbt WAGON nearly new, with leather shifting top
made Also Fly Nets Ri enkets &c
pJy the Club Stables No - Downings Bleecker st
EOR SALE-A fine BAY HORSE, five years
Il old fifteen sud half hsnds high splendid saddle rise,
eoo3 harness. and sound every respect Call address
u. {. y No. 359 Broadway.
HANDSOME pair black family CARRIAGE
" HORSES years old IS, hands high so1ud, KIDD and
Fearless. Ia town Sept l. Adde'S g. @ Tribune Ohce.
EATHER-TOP BUGGY, city made new last
- sunuev $50 will bs cold for Used but ite,
good new made very and stout for durability Would
bs very fl; 70, doctor family carIiaSe in city country Is
great beTFair 70 ,tOp Can be week If
not solo, at L. KIDDERS, No. 80 ls ST., by Peck Slip
fery Wlamsbufgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
90 Wbom it man Concern.

4 MARRIED LADY, of great experience in
IA Feuse Diseases who has been the wifi Of suished
Physician communicate SOMETHING Of
GKEAT IMPORTANCE TO Suffering Females free Of charse.
Address MIS- o. BOYD, Box 49, Broadway Post Office, in
closing three or fur stamps chilling.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
NFW-LONDON, WILMA

NEW-L NDON, WILLIMANTlC aud
IN PALMER RAILROAD BONDS-Boders OF FIRST and
Secold Glass Kow London, Wrarc asd PLm.r Rs load
BoIds to m te immediate report by e'r or 10
peOn Of number and amount of bnd hell bJ them 10
ihe Tressu C the Cooperation ct New London, Ct
pan proposed make and further provision for the
security future Jayment Of the VIII requires that
Il holders shsil be consulNd JNO. DlChlNSON, IreS
Now LonGCn n. Ct Aug. ~, 1876.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
OEFIcs RucnvEg OF TAxrs,

OFr!cs RUctavZR OF TAxys
No. !. Chambers 81, (Dew Cou;t- t-iousej
ElNYosK, June =, i5i5 y
TO AVOID the risks that must inevitably occur
from Ms crowd o. Payers who put OF 10 tn. lstsst cay
RE psys' Of their taxe have deterni1ed 70 sio, tbs @
lowing rule whch vii be r,gy adhered 10 durrr tn ,.n
oisce Sian receive no money assr oeoci Eys'J
3ncf IN ths Department STRICTLY PRoHiBITED tom
S rSv.LoPss coEtnsg money or eheeks tor TIE ayr ,ui
ofTsses By order. HENRY 4. HOWARD Rece!ysr,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

STEAM POWER.-GeTeral well lighted
y aoOII 70 LE9 ~ish Steam Po~er Ms . a1d 81 aottt
T. HOE L Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

DHLOsOPHiCAL and CHEMICAL, Apn,
/ GhTU gspst,t, urs. 3, 8 wAaRIro
Posrbteeysi5 y Cst4iogues srsb
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

AT V. B. PALMERs AID EKTISING
N AGENCY no Ca,ysssers Runners employed TO
socit Advertisers cal at thsAgsDcy by se1dns
ed1ress waited n.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Hlaehinrrp, Sc.

A NEW PORTABLE GAS WORKS.
II The RRsr and CHEAPEST method OF
LIGHTING CHt RCHEs. tAHTORIE~, &C. known
Address G u. MARRlNG PousHkEEPst. N 4.
WANTED A smal.szed hfDRAULtC
w STANDING PRESS N cool order - . "lislsm~.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
.T'HE BROOKLYN TAXpAYEA"-A Weekly

Il IrftT. devotCd 90 ECONOMY sd Ff ieIcT IN
D cpsl afas Canyussers wanted ia s the wards Apply
ihs week 20 he Committee, No City Hall. Mayors
CHice, from a. 20 p N.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Chances for Bneiness Hleu

4 GOOD INVESTMENTS Il 800 acres Iowa
"A lnd will ls exesa. ged for goods Other personal
rIoIeriy. Address II. NJ ADAMS, is Pa1Es House. \. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
furniture.

CPLENDID SUITES ofENAMELED FI2NI-
OTURE, Wholesale snd Retail.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

Y yAy CBryNOrops PRIVATE SCHOOL

-. .-R RoYs ~ M, "a. It, REOPga5 On MOS
DAY e,rl g. Toe q S-so 80 IN IN rsrua $40
CiaI, a' o. tts Pn > DosA ooIt % linHa 20 ssss
6ro c.rs r,, B., Lsd at ths School at AFPLETor >
IOCEVODDs OK RAhDOLPU'S B,okstoteI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
JNO BROOKLYN TAXPAYERS.-Ta in

BIook' heavier then It olhi to be- Committee has
been formed w;th ye 70 j., redr oa which wal s.; on
at No city Hal door the Mayors Office. ON
Cclock 20 j. TsNpsJ sed t. ca! above.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

f.ctur- aice ;he Importation Of which costs this couHty
uioLs Of dos IT, consequence Of III health the advertiser
has 6eteTu ed visit Europe AID vii dispose Of his valuable
for the above Any good cuisines, with an in
vested capital $40 co. easily make pfcit of
$50 Geo per Address CHEMIST, No. 76 Anu.t NY
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

U'EACHER-A young Clergyman of five years
&c IT. TtsehnS visa &c sPe1o tia White ia tbs
-, Ssar.t e TFACH tWo Or tss hos-' ps- dsy Ae9-sr
e. H.. BeI 40 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

a DVERTISING.-AN WINDS GEN
N ERAL ADNERTlSlNGa and SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY,
l Nessau-st next door Nassau Bank presents
a community OF having their
srded and inserted ia the most widely cir
cugted throughout the United States Caads
Indies and Europe, a, the pubHhers lowest rates Pa
file for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

A RARE CHANCE. - AGENTS WANTED
"a to SELL BROTHER JONATdANS PATENTED
FURNITURE POLISH None genuine without the Iysenior
fsienite's Isme. JOIN BRMYX On tn Laosl sn4r
mon can axe from 20 10 dollars Per day Cs Al .hs prc
pa DEPOT No. 4f4 Broadway. JOHN / BRALfN Co