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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

Worcester BydropathEc Institution
on Arch and Fountain sts., Worcester, Mass. The
proprietors of this Institution aim to make a COM
Portable home for nvads at all The location il
elevated and healthy yet easy from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. s. ROGERS
and has been limited to the exclusive Of water
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &C., address
h. F. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended, to. Office hours Ito 4P.M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

w. w. X ICE.
T TORN Bf A r W,
No, Worcester Bank Block Footer Stree
iyl1l WORCESTER, MASS. Id&wu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

NOTICE.-The patrons of the subscriber whose
accounts remain unsettled, earnestly requested
to make immediate payment Of the same. Those whose
accounts have been Of long standing will please consider
this notice as specially referring to them respectively
jy1l div A p WARE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

RemOynI.-T W. HoUCRIN, proprietor and man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

DISSOLUTION of COPARTNER-
- SHIP The copatnershp heretofore existing be
tween the subscribers at Mibury and New York under
ehe MN oil mayer, Johnson, Brown, is this DAY dis
soea by mutual consent Either of the subscribers will
use the name OF the firm in liquidation of its AFFAIRS
EDWARD G. THAYER,
WIN. H.JOHNSON,
j. WARREN BROWN
Milbury. June 1, 1856. Tvs 5H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

TNDEPENDENCE THE Glorious Fourth fs
Il at hand, and that you may celebrate in an indie
pendent state Of mind, and in manner worthy of your
fOreathers you will please call and settle you bills which
will be ready for payment on the first day of July,
je2S d3w BROWN FIRTH, 2 Flagg's Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15
GREAT RAGE! HEATS! PURSE !
OF BARGAINS /

NNT ESTPHALIA HAMS.-FIvE CASKS
Wv Duflield's celebrated American Westpbaa HAMS
superior to any Ham offered in this market. For
sale by WIN. o. SWEET CO.,
19g Main atrpet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. Green, s. O
White Co., c. A. Harrington & Co., E. H Marsh E. D
Wetherbee, Caldwell Hill, Bush & Co James Green
L. I. Lazell, sibley scot Clappve, George Roberts,
Southbridge, A. +. Ammidon d1y dI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

IN BALES Harris, Brothers' susperlor COT
ONp TON TWINE this day received. This Irvine "a
mot made Of waste, like most Of the Article but of clear
cotton, BY which, with equal strength, you gain some
400 TO 600 yards TO the pound. II. GRIFFIN CO.,
Agenta for Harrla Irnihera
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-15

MACCARONI.- 20 cases superior quality Ma
Iva pies, just received and for sale by
June 20. VIM. o. SWEET & CO., 1856 Main St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

CRoPs N MAINr-Accounts from the great hay
producing State of Maine not favorable a. we
wish they The Mqiae Farmer says:
"1hc growth of grass this season has been better
than for any of the three preceding seasons and farmers
began their haying with bright prospects. The hrrt
week was catching weather ~ We say-that ~,
there were frequent showers that would come up sud
denly and wet the hay before n could be rot III Aiter
this, there came on cloudy, misty weather. The sun
did not shine; neither did it rain. Farmers kept on
moving, with the expectation that il would clear oil
tomorrow But tomorrow, and tomorrow, andto-
morrow still brought the clouds, aud Whole week
pas-ed away, and farmers still moving Al length N
grew thicker in the sky, and at the close Of nearly
fortnight Of clouds and mist powerful rain set IN and
gave all a real drcncbDg Thousands and thousands
Of tuns Of hay out all over the State and no sun
10 dry it, There was hay in the fields than there
was III the barns. The good weather Of last week
enabled the farmers to get in what they had out, and
what they had not cut previous to the storm though
pretty well rI ened is principally secured. The hay
that out il all Of discoorcd and blackened some
half spoiled and ali Of il injured Nor was this all the
DAMAGE the corn and grain were beat down by the
storm wheat rused aud many fields Of Winter wheat
ana Wnlcryc -prouted III The field thus mjuiins its
quality Tie hayng season Of 1886 will long BE- re-
m,mbercd as a hard onc.'
Under date Of Concord, Aug. ii, a writer says:
As a general thing farmers are bui little more
than halt done haying. The hay crop will be- large,
but must be considerably damaged in quality.
Wheat ookr ,ooraby well, but will undoubtedly -uf-
fer fom rust. Eariy-sown wheat would, however,
have been pretty good could il have been housed be-
fore he storm. large quantity Of both hay and grain
Till remains in the s.ath and ga,e Corn looks well,
and promises bountiiul harvest. Oats look exceed
in. y promising. For ten days the wind has blown
from the south, with rain and fog
writer in Bethel says:
." Rye looks remarkably well. Oats ditto. Potatocs
uncommonly fine. There must be lmmense guam
titles reised the present year, although il will be won
der If the rot does not affect them badly. tired tho
EXPERIMENT this year OF mixing plaster saturated with
bhgewaier, with cached ashes, for potaoe-. ! have
never had any look well. Apple wall be almost
total failure in this vicinity The yeows are Affecting
many trees. by which many imb' die. j. this caused
by lie cyt,,mcs of heat and cold affecting the vitality
ofhc troef Faimcis are gathering large crop Of hay
in this vicinity this season: The weather has been
m,ite unsettled and much hay has been injured ON
farms where there are no hay-cnp.. Com looks fine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
vI'HE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL Uni
/ IT'D STATES MAIL STEAslERS.-Tnc -uip. c)ai-

I'm. ATLANTIC Capt. Oliver FIlndlci
III. BALTIC. capt. Joseph tons'ock
The AIRIATIC Capf. james West
Ti., ships been built b. contract Expressly for th"
G,yrrlr,f service. care i. been ts their CON
s--c,ion - also tL,ir,I-ncs strength aud speed
AMI l,ir accommodations for ps-l-cTs qed tor
elegance aud comfort.
f, 4 pa.., from NrwYoTk Liverpool. "a. frs, cabin.
: 10. IN second do - From Liverpool to Ncwlork -
r., =. -uireas. An experienced aclrd 10 each ship.
MI. can be- s,c.ci ru paid i1r Tuc ships of this line
i in ro,,d sicri.' bulk ,ad, and. avoid danger from
M v of rro.- tLc banks north " - aito the
lei O. Au-Isf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

GooD OLD AGE-7he Ereter Neos Lslev says
that there is now living in Nottingham, n. H., q Ms
Ellison, formerly Of Darlington, who IL in the 10Th
year OF her age. She is the mother of eleven chires
all Of whom exccp, two are now living her health Is
good, anu what IL very uncommon for person of her
egc she requires meat other hearty food once aday.
Her memory If remarkably vigorous AMI rcten,iyc
Nat she can tell the name aud exact age, to day, Of
all fer children and grandchildren OF the latter Of
which she has a large number.
he SEASON AT SARATOGA.-Thc number Of visitors
at tie Springs this year has been exceedingly large
We get from The .Soro,ogton the following statement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

N,w-JrRsyY.-Tbe Republicans in this gallant STATE,
the home oftbe Hen. VIM. L. Dayton, our excellent
candidate for vice-Prcsdent, are everywhere waking
up for the contest aud holding spirited and .nthu,as
tic meetings, and presenting the great question
fairly before the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Professional Notices.

THE undersigned have associated themselves
together 'rasact the business Of PROCURING and
NINDlCA1ING PATENTS IN all is branches IL the United
State. abroad. THOMAS EWBANk THE late Comms
Of Pat will attend 70 The preparation OF applications
Patents aud be consulted all qaes-ns Important
rlan.is AL letters IL relation to inventions
pat, ris uusi b. panied With a fee.
The UEG ssn,d be- consulted all qnestons relating 10
Pssris 81 LEGAL procecdLs thereon Al No u
YoIk, Aug IS. 1915. JOSEPH BLiNI
THOS. EWBASk.
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~. Of icrk-Jos,p h Coolidge ast Anna Maria Boyd
fx,,u'rx tie last will 1t Samuel Boyd deceased Anna
Maria Roydim her riglt John Boyd aud Helen hs we
Bayafd Boyd ard Manet'e his wife Sanu" BOYD and Hpha
his wife John Lounc and Elizabeth his wife tds afd BOYD
Mary 4 Moore Theodore II. Dwight and Ellen his wi",
" Hhu Hury Moore aud Isabella Graham his wife, Sa'f
Cl.y I,ptum and Anna Maria his witt" - Muns" ani fia
Ian, Iii. wie Au.s BOYD John Baysrd Boyd Andrew A.
smith aud Virginia G. HE wife Edward Boyd ana Lucy ~
wife. James Edmson and Anna Maria his wii", Henrietta H.
Bo,d William Ho, sman, Joseph Fisher aud Robert fand",
FxutoIs Of the last will of William Ho hnAn deceased
William Io, kmnn in h- right Joseph Fisher and Ai'-ne
lis wife Robert HAndl.y Mary his wife, Eliza Hpckman,
Richard Ho, hman Thomas Is Pope Nil,m h Pope, Josiah
Suth.rsnd-Sun relief lCom not ser Ito each q
th. follow ing named defendarts JAMES EDMlsION .bd
ANNA MARIA his wife. and HENRIETTA IA. BOYD; Yen
are hereby summoned the complaint In this acton
lieu nee the Clerk OF the Ciy and County
a New York NJ the City Hall said city and copy
the said complaint the Subscribers Al h"t
.fiice No n Wast fJauncey Courtl In the try - Ne"
York within days after the service ot tins snmih
on you exclusive # the day Of such services and you TAI -
plant within the tim" Aforesaid the PLAIN
TN In this action win apply the Court for the relief demanded
in the comIlaint-Dafed New-fork August !, ldJb
BRAlNARD RICE, Paniif's Attorneys, -
sugl2law6wTu No VI "ails.i y L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
CARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS
y nInsoN RAILROAp DIT 40 dail, Npre.. Lin,

tor pi' travel
Pa..erg.,. leave Clamhe,.-.t station fr
SARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS, DIRECT.
At6a. n. Arrive at Saraiosa y l-; r. H. Lebanon Springs
A, m Arrive At y p. H. and a: Lebanon
'Tr.,.. old AID Bst-Ase checked through
IN, I'M. Trsin- connect at PEEkSKfLL for LAKE Ma.
nor AZ a, OAkIIILL Tor CATSkILL MOI SrAIN lIOI ~
AT Al BANY for NIAGARA FALLS and The LAKES I'D n
TROY for LAKE GEORGE and CANADA.
A. p SMITH, Superintendent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
PENNsYLLyAMIA RAILROAD;mTHREE

DEM SYLNANIA RAILROAD. THREE
Il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHlA and PlTTsBURGH.-The MORNING " "A l.
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh Tia M, aud
lelc- Pift,buls for fLlad pia at The FAST LINE
sae Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1880 and Pittsburgh
Ia Pli.sdclphis a. 2:O pm THE NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
for Phladrlphia AZ 91O p.
The abovs liner a. Pitt burrh with the railroads aud
from ~. Louis, Mo. Alton Gseus ard Chicago flinO.
frankfort Lexington and Lousyie KY Terre Haute Msdi-
.on. La Fsyse and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton.
Springfield Beleiontaine, Sanda.ky Toledo Cleveland, Co
umbus Zanesyie Mason, aud Wooster Ohio also with the
Il, packet boas from and 81. Louis Louis
vile. and Cincinnati
fo further psenlas handb in the hotels Of I'M es
fss.eneers will find this the shortest most exF~d"u- AMI
comfortable route between the East aid West
Through tickets be had either u the aboVeehu"'
place. IN the West cf
j. II. BUTTS, Agent Now.Jer.ey Railroad 20 Io'v "l
J. l. ELLIOTT AGENT Penn ylvania Railrosl Co,
No. Asfor Hou-", Broad"aa,t Ne" fork.
N.w.Yoi Ian $50 PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Goal, 81.

rlyUE CELEBRATED BRECkENuDGE
COALsrnw for sale A. The following ''"l iafI' a. FL
teen Dollars p. 1nn tor the present; =, =,
COL D. T. SNOW So p Oh .av, IN s., N'w York
WALTER BICkFK Atl.nfc audi uruan t's bf"'ks Oh.
4. " WELDON. so. - S,ith-sf New lois "a,
IN6HtM BALL Co., Ohcc southwest corner :" 'tDn.'
gon'ry and Gr',ic yard No ~ EsssN
OTdsrs sl,o b. thr Banking once ~ ~ iiON'
SON No. 2 Wall-ri.. Sew.Yofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

~ and after Thursday Aug 1876 and until further notice
ss'user Trains will lgsye R.sIssi 81
BtFFALO EXPREss,Bt a. m, Tor BufsNssSeaa-f~-
1T NkIRK EXPRESS. at 6 "a. M, tor DuukirkN
MAIL at rs m. Dunkrk and Buffalo and intermc'
d stations Passengers b. hi. Train will remain over light
Al Owclo and proceed the next morning.
CHICAGO EMPRESS, at p m, Tor Duukrk
ROCKLAND PASSENGER. AZ $3.50 p. m. from f)ot 81
Chan brsst) via Pcrnont Suherns and intermediate
s'afioIls. ,,.,,,
WAY PASSENGER. at ?. m. for Ncwburgh aud Middle
tow and intermediate stations.
NIGHT EMPRESS. at p. NJ, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
tMlGRANT AZ F. H.. tor Dunkirk and Buffalo aud inter
mediate stations
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
Thee ENpr Trains Elnira with the Elmira
Cauandagua Niagara Falls Railroad for niagara Falls
and Biuganion Railroad
syracuse Al Coming with Buffalo Corning aud New York
Railroad for Roclcs Great Bend with Delaware Lacks.
wanna and Western Railroad, for Scnon at Buffalo and
Dmkk with the Lsk Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincn-
natl. Toledo, Detroit Ch' ago sc.
d. C. McCALLUM General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
PANY-GENERAL OFFICE, No l75 broadway ,, .,
10 regular FxpTes, bu,ins.. H. d. RICE supt Express
D. {. McCALLuM. General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

PORT aud FALL RIyER-TLg .PlenSgI ~ ya. r ylgI
,t.am.r METROPOLIS Capt. Brown, leay.- 's" every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATU RDAf AZ os.ock pm ::
nd the BAY STATE CaP' Jswst, KY, s',ry
Pier 80 r. near the Battery o''h 'oue's a. Ne"
port zach ,....... 81 3, ~. ...i.
H,psf,r 10 rooms will b" regarded - '" ~ ""f 'VPi
until the sam. shall have been lid ol' ..t 49,. g..
Fish, 10 Boston i. forwarded through "A -f ~ dispatch
~ an ENpp-s Fpisht Train -, -,.i - W..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

w
~ YORK to ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, aud
Oh NFSEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open, aud. u CON
urcton with the Buffalo Coming and New York and New
York Erie Railroads, forms direct route from Ncwiork
q Rochester.
If this together wit the superior
Afforded by the wide renders it by Tar the most ea
bic between the above named cities
Tickets be procured the New York aud Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Dusnes aud No 1888 Broadway also IN
J, rs-y City.
Rageag. checked through.
Frighs will be transported between NewYok and Roches'
ter with dispatch ANY information desired in regard therein
can by calling the General Freight Agent 81 the
York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings C. D TAPPAS
Express Freight Agent, No 1873 Broadway.
No the Buffalo Corning and Now York Railroad on
Sunday. j. A. kEDtIELD. snperntendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
NEW LINE Of NEw-YORK and LIVER

NEW LINE Of NEW-IORk and LlVE R-
~ FOOL PACKETS.-PATRlOTlC LINE.-Ihs line VIII
b. comprised II III. following and hrstcss shp VIZ
HENRY CLAY......l $40 tuns.. Capt DAVID cauinihs
CALHOUN 1900 Capt Daniel n lteiah
ORIENT go tuns. Capt George mn
ElLfN AUSTIN. ...& 00o Capt VIM H. UitihA.
ard substantial the trade They are c0niau9ea
gentlemen Of experience and ability Their
eNeTo will be made 20 pronov1
fh Of and tie convenience VI shippers
tor freight OF passaEr apply - =, - -,
sP0FtURD TlLEsToN Co, No y Broad"T
Asents IN Liverpool.
{. GRIMsHAW Co, No 10 GoTee- PiAtzas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Bonnin fano tnarranis.

BOUNTY LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63
H. Nallst Ncw-YoTk-The bLae-t market price paid for
LAND ABRAMS, and all warrants sold By guarau
tc,d and Forwarded by mail otherwise receipt Of remit
Land Warrants procured fer Soldiers and others entitled to
Bounty Lands, Oh application 20
}. C. col EMAN L Co., No. 63 Wa-s..
AND " AR X ANTS WAN TIE ID. -
IL TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
No Is Wall-st.. New York
We Al supply orders promptly. Warrants always hand
1 AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
prices claims Bounty Land, Pensions prompt y
attended 10 BIZ GEO. NOODMAN, No. ~ Nilam-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Groceries.

CHAMPAGNE-Grand Imperial and Irroy, SUI
~ ptior quality Tor sale by ,
FAMILY TEAS, Refined and other SUGARS
Il GROCERIES FoIdsn FRUITS. 81. in all their variety
nav lc lad IN arai'ic- suit mi and dealers
, n- a. the lai1e Of J. o. FOWLER Co.. No. $50
and f GIc,uwthst. A'o Sugar Moasses and Butter s1s
Die for Baker,.
nID PORT WINE for INNALIDS. - Old
~ London Dock BRANDlES pale and dark from three TO
twelve years Old BY the bottle dozen gallon. Also, she
ne Mao and Still Sparkling Caiaw ba Vince X. r. MES
~ hGtR& Co.. No 81 Fulton IT, sole Importers Of Messen
sU's London Cordial Gin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
W. :. MFLLoR. Agcou'cr.
VvRENCH-PI ATE PIER and MANTEL MI r

j RORS-TnlS DAY Tuosda,l a. Z o'c.Jk A. the sales
e., H. Nos IS and j. Pak-roW consisting Of ~ rf-i-qutF
Fruch pate Pier and Maitd Minors Of e attest and most
,i ioaDlc .t,l,s and rcly Crnam'n''d rau" aud nr-t
oua, plate also about Oil Paintings ch iii francs also
5i,s Il u.isu Carpet Maf'ns Tailc Cons Coun"rpanc.,
Cocks Sc also an entire mtoicc Of rch French China It-
waIe cut eis. do Vases Motto Cops Toilet Sts, s.. The
whole for positive sale. Catalogues on mouiugoi s1'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
I\PITsTANCE Of an order of the Surrorat

N IT 1T ANtE Fl an order OF the Surrogate
.,fl Count, 81 N,.York no'icr j. hereby al pr
ia,s ,sii. .rsu.' MARY LYONS ls'e 81 The cry #
N,~-l,fs WdDv d','r,d, oPr sem fn. s wiz von'h~rs
fo h.r f' ofHrr' ~ : Hrgins IA
d.. D.. fh l'h sud lfhays ~ 'hr cry - w Nnfs,
n n D. tore th~ r.ur.r'h DAY - srhuiry ucN'-Dsf'd NV
Y.-t ,l-. .,vcu'h asy - August, iso 1870.
t.y,, m, FRANCIS CLOSSAN E1ccutor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
y. : HoCCH. Auc'ioneeT.
HOUSEHOLD EIRNIIIKE Of the most

L
acliicu description. rosewood PIANO FORT r, rose
wood BOOKCASES. rosewood II lIES. OIL PAINTINGS.
fine SfARES PORCELAIN and DRESDEN ClINA-PaT
,ua attention this sale Of goods beu- al nearly
new ia excellent order and wthal warranted, which viii lake
place ruuciualy THIS t1ucsday) MORNING September
8 az lCl O'Clock at the private residence No li8 West &
near 8tiav H. thc catalogue viii be- found Two nasl-
cent roscsood ParloT Suites of and II pieces Nth Etsv Spring
and Ladies Fancy Reception Chairs Pam imported Bookcase.
with rosewood
Piano Forte co gily esed and for voum" and rr
of is entirely unsurpassed Of
elegant and beautiful rosewood PAPER nache aud innd
lI,. Stands D,-k- Workba.kcfs A. Also splendid mar.
bp Couter Tle large heavily framed Pier and Oval Mr.
and Sa. heavily embroidered Lace Curtains very
beautiful wood Etagere with marble About
go yMds Of Cro,s English Royal Velvet, and 900 yards
Tapestry Brusscs 'hc importation Of " Sisou Broad
very tasteful variety Of me Sevrcs Vases, and Bsque
and Parau representatives imported by Rein4Gt, ~ i!l
bronze marble Clocks God Extension Tables.
MAHOGANY Dining Tea DO French China white and gold
complete Dinner sets; do Te Sets splendid Silver
wees. stamped by Smith Bros. inc crystal and cO.Tc eat
Glassware elegant Cas'c Pitchers FORKS and Spoons. ivory
Cutlery. a.. rosewood anu mahogany heavily carved Bed
s'caGs with Bureaus NH,l-fads. touuoacs &C., Boa both
rosewood and mahogany for i've ete Of Freu, china
Toilet S,ts Mattresses. Blankets CoLAtclpat. Fi"~-
uo-ay Soia Paror and Easy Chairs sofa and Other Tables
Ni'Is Also, of the hnc-f cnI."c "- Of Paintings
u Ills city. sale positive. Goods can be- packed ou tIc
p1'mtcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
Coparincrsbip Notices.

AyOTICE-The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
IN existing BE- the subscribers under the firm OF
WELLS q WEBB DISSOLVED by mutual consent on
III, Let september instant. The business will be
tnu,d hv r. r. WFBB who authorized settle all the
Of the lac firm DARIUS w Ellis,
NV York, Sept. 3, 1856. T. TX. WEBB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09

MOTTO F. Notice is hereby given that WILL
~ LIAM G. S1RATTON 81 Nh" Township Of Acqnathons,
In Passaic County N,wJ,rscy has tins day made an assign
m,m OF all his 'siae-ts aud p"sonal-if IN" '~lsi
his creditors. and that IN. creditors arr required 20
pr, M their claims under oath Affirmation, ~ilin th'"
months tom thus date Meals Basin m IN" Township
IT Nayn, III the County Of Passaic, y AN se
DAVID SUtKrE.
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paper WAREHOUSES;.

DAPER WAREIIOUSE.-J. r. DERRICK
son Co.. No ~ BeeknAn.s, offer Tor sale Oh the low
',THs:
Writing Papers. Ensish, French and American
News PSptI, al sizes, weights d qualities
BOOK Paper az .lkes weights and aunl..
Ti''ut Psy"r "ncy color; and white OF the 81 quality.
fIattcrs Paper. thin and Of the beet quality
Cloth PapeI. S6x4o and t0lf8.
Fnrh.h Hardware Paper large assortment lust arrived
Shealing PsP'r II tie b,st quality
Wrapping PuJ~r, straw, Rag and Manila.
T,s Papcr Of different sizes
lar Ro6hnr Pare suitable for roofs ia rolls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
4 -COAI-sTOYE. RANCE. GRATE and

RVs FURNACE, ND OF WHITE ASH % PIT I'H' VT
ees Of tune AID upward city Wrghulnsr vii D. sen,
rec Of charge r"qestrd Give c;L
Wes, Washington place ". " HOWELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-09
RUSSELL W. WEsTcoTr, Auc'ionccr.
FNDID FIRST CLASS HOI SEIIOLD

CFU RNI1U RE, elegant CHANDELIERS, GAS FIXTURES,
&C. the residence, No lj2 West 2lst-t. r. w. WEST
(O1T will sell WEDNESDAY, september 10Th. az 10y
O'clock the entire magnificent Furniture the above five story
house all bc made order by best makers, and
furnished The sale will De- positive and with
descriptive catalogues Of which BE- Obtained
No 100 Broadway the housc. The Furniture consists
ch velvet and tapestry Carpets three osant solid o~ood
loT Suites covered in satin bocadc, with slip al made
y Boshea superior Rosewood Piano Forte, richly inid with
Itar used but months brocadc and lace CuTtaiu;
ch carved rosewood Etag'rs Satuy marble, center and
pier Table four egau pier aud mantle Mrror -ile @SNl
Cabinets Ch,ficrs rosewood, Turkish and reception
Chairs; costly marble and china Vases and Sstuary; Clocks
mounted ormolu; subeTb collection Oil Paintings
Of h library and duingroon Furniture; secretary
Book Cases rosewood B,d-'ead Bureaus;
Washsisnd and Conodes all to mac eighteen elegant Hair
Beds &c French oval Mirrors splendid mahogany
dining Table variety Of rch ruby and
Glass silver china dining Set. lS5 with
mahogany Furniture of evcy description.
Sale will vi the CULINARY and Dining Fur
Irc ndng this sale will lind everything pertain
sponddlv furnished house casn post will be
quiIed of every purchaser.