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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
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exhibition Al BRADY's.
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at prices much lower than usual.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

ArrEMp1 AT SuIcrcE.-A young woman about % Q.
Is yes. Of sse named Mrs. Eleanor Bessely S 9.
B.ssely mason corner o: CARL and johnson scsu ,a.
num- .pp~srs that she servsn, IN ne house m, wrut
B,ssey's Gi.ry resided the niarred net Isey
10 LIVE - h kis p.rentA bat nrestsd and they
obed 10 NOV, into another house II ssd. aud On eooo
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elect so as TO facilitate their separation is done in
England Using apair of scissors for this purpose "
veiy rude and often vexstious account OF the in
convenience and delay resulting. Jour. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-SEPr
ll-Beturc Commissir SrILwELL
A complaint against D. X. Ackers'n. master of the
bark Venus for assault wish dangerous weapon dis
missed IN. testimony being strong enough 10 hold the
cused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

RfrUBLIcas CENTRAL CoMsrTTEE.-At the meet
ing OF this Committee last night the following resou-
hons were unanimously adopted:
Red That the result Of the elections In the States
OF Iowa Vermont and Maine the frmnes. and vrpr
Of The genuine democratic doctrines Of the Republican party
aorgi irecmen Of this nation that the triumphant sior
ties gwen Tor the Republican candidates In those States dem1n
sfrni "a the the fixed determination Of the Of
the opc 10 maintain the freedom Of the national Territories
for the settlement and % the eemen of this whole
country cardinal principle q the admnis' Of the
General Government AID that those maorres decisivey
marsi the and homflt affections Of the people for
the Republican canddaesyohn Fremont for President and
William L. Ds, for e-Pr.sid Of the United States.
Eeired That the heart Of Ne-York beats in unison with
the heart Of Iowa. Of Vermont and Of Mne in this struggle
in freedom for ourselves and for pOstery that
t,nd,rto the Republicans Of those Stairs congratulations
upon phac which has sended their efor that
We call upon sister States enuse their glorious
ard that promise for New York that she shall stand the
and the in the vindcston of Republican pn
cpc snd the support Of the Republican candidates IN this event
fll contest.
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There will be meeting Of Republicans at New
Rochelle this evening. Robert Emmet, Edmund >.
Porter, and John Fowler, jr., will deliver addresses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Stamped postage envelopes have been in use in the
United States about three years. and two years still
remain under the contract by which they are made The
demand by the Government now reaches 52,oooooo
or 49, 0O0 600 envelopes per annum In England, ac'
cording to return recently presented to Parliament,
there were issued during the ten years ending Apru,
1856 the large number of 1885, 1914 900 stamped postage
envelopes Their introduction into general use In the
United States was very gradual, very few Deins USED
at the outset The entire contract for furnishing ms
Government is filed by George r. Nesblt d 20. OF
this city, who have been the sole manufacturers for the
Government since the system originated.
fine buff colored paper is used, having the letters
"P' O. D.~U. S." visible when held up to the light,
extended across every sheet. After being carefully
counted and weighed it is cut into the proper shape al
The Of $50 $50 per day by the use OF screw press
The pieces then separately passed through an en-
bossing machine Of which there are ten employed,
each capable Of doing 70, 600 envelopes per day
steel die receives the coloring matter from series OF
small rollers and then falls upon metallic counter
or marix by which the stamp is fixed, III yermiihoh-
tbe pcs.ure being regulated by The process
of cumming performed, is done by haid one gti
preparing 90 0C0 per day, and is the only Pan vheh Is
not done b. machinery. As soon rs airy the envelopes
pao III curously-conrived folding nachhe, .,
which there are eight, each capable OF folding ana
counting 50 eco per day. They delivered IN pack,
| ages Of twenty five when they are inspected ana
counted four times, TO insure perfect accuracy beihg
now ina complete state they placed inpaper boxes,
covered with strong wrappers, aud finally put in WOOD
en- chests holding 2OOCO ait orders from the au,
thontes Al Washington. Everything Is protected
against POPULATION fraud Of any description, and
visitors are carefully excluded, with exceptions.
All the machinery il made the premises, and run by
s'esm-power. Duplicates of everything preserved
without The establishment well large supply OF
hnshed envelopes, SO as to guard against anything
which might occasion failure Of contract, such the
occurrence OF fire or other disaster
The number OF envelopes manufactured in the estab-
lisbment Is about $50 700 per week. Of which not far
from he (yxnv. No
TO the Government is very nearly the same the
amount received from purchasers.
Postage stamps are made by firm in Philadelphia.
They might be greatly improved by perforsting the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

he Court adjourned MI Mc1eon for the Government Mr.
I,sf IL fof [ e dsferse
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Ioials.. 1900. ''''''. a.. - y
The Board then adjourned until Friday AZ p y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Found DROwNED.-The body OF an unknown man,
far advanced decomposition. found yesterday in the East
River Coroner Conncry held All in
quest upon the body End verdict Of Supposed drowning"
W rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

AsoTBER CosFIDEseE OPEEkroR-AN ISGIsIoUs
AND SUCCESSFUL SwIsDLE-On the 9TH Of June last,
nan shout 80 years Of age called at the store OF
Christopher Betzemen, No. 692 Third avenue and IN
trodueed himself az William Randolph. Hepretended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

FATAL ACcIDEST.-Corone Conncry held an inques
yestedsy the NewioTk Hospital upon the body of john g.
NnicIs sbipcarpener, who the 4A inst, struck in
tie abdomen by heavy stick of timber which he endesvor
raise board boat living the foot Of Roosevelt
and received internal injuries thereby which proved fatal
Tuesday night The Jury rendered verdict Of accidental
death Deceased native Of Long Island % years OF
and lived Brooklyn where he has left awe and hve children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

The German Republicans OF the Eighth Ward had
an enthusiastic meeting Tuesday evening At the Re-
publican Headquarters, corner OF Broome and Mercer
streets, Notwithstanding the noise and confusion OF the
Empire Club. The following Delegates were elected
70 the Central Committee: Joseph Schnetter George
Miller, Jacob Born.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

CAPTURE OF RIVER THIEvEs.-Between III and IL
O'Clock TUESDAY night, George Miller private waionan
observed three in two boats make up to the zhter
"C.es" living Pier No. r. East River. After convesnz
together of the went board the tighter and d.
the bold The officer uspectng them to b. nyer
thieves Immediately proceeded to the First Ward station
House when after procuring the assistance OF two ocer he
the boat and found the the hold loading bags
with wbes pre- psrsory carrying them OH These men To-
ceher with the who had remained III the small boat TO
watch arrested and locked up They gave their names
Tmov Mccarthy residing No. 29 Cherry street James
Bowen living in Cherry street and Panck hearney
hand lighter About nifty bushels OF wheat had been
placed in sacks tied ready for transportation IL was
owned by Fanchct 6McChesney Of No water street who
made Complaint before Justice Osborne AGAINST the three
prisoners charging them with attempt grand larceny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

CHARGE OF FALSE MISUNDERSTANDING Colder
cooper bv trade arrested yesterday CHARGED with de
fsudiiR by means false representations Mr. james A. Dur
nell Of No s street Of large number Of barrels He
alleged purchased the barrels for ~ CENTS each and ordered
them 10 b. sent place and the bill 10 smother the latter
being hi. in William street The barrels delivered
but the Office could b. found IL subsequently
tanned sold the barrels person In Market slip for Is
each Having defense TO make the accused
niited prison by Justice Wood.
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1tpp. 4 o. y uup Z ItpIL9 VHIalp StrQRe.
geaenaber benz Gntap 5Sufe Baltimore, Mb.,
SonfsnS FIR Die ausasbrettste @Snnerf8aft, pel6s Ser frsb,.
rem gtrma udtrenb Der Iesten is Sabre sa Gbeil purbe, madt
lett benz 1pbe bes einen 9beilbdbers, 9rn. 9enrs @1ble burd
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ptGne tntnaer ntebr IN feiner gruenouue 3u ~perbefern.
AuBer fetnen alien QBaarenbduTern unb Der 6nbrif tn @utdm-
PIT. nane Baltimore, bat er etne neue 8rpSe Tabrtt tn Spntbs
Gsnfate Stra NIT Der Srpnte mad QDenfr. errtbtet, In meLGe Ct
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ferttgt lur metbe er BEL Der Musfeluug i'm W~larblnnb- Snfts
tut no bic btfen Snfrumentenma1er aus Spfrn NewsgUrt
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Der auslprua bes Saaituts wurbe fura nadber Surd be
Sn6uftrtes AusfeGun9 pom Nt6mpnb, ga befdiat, no Tim
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Rttrna p~tosrfeben. rae
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Die 8r6Bte SOrsfalt mtrO az bic Mrbett unb omf Bic NuS.
rpahl Ger WtatertaIien ~rerrenbet Hn6 er tam babsr fur iebeS aus
!tnem @tnbltnenene hervpr8ebenbe Snfrument BITE Warantte
Ibernepnnen, oaB eS dueGtSenf1 dften etneS gaten 9tdnpS Bette.
Mue Snfrumente aus metner Tabrtf tperDen fir : Sabre bpu
benz Sag beS 0erfdufeS an garantirt.
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iruntenlen, nelpe m etner 9rpBen @ntternun9 Derfer6et mers
pen, cermenoet uno eth Uprreht oS umtduf1es innerbdlb fehs
vspndten POM Uertdufsta8e an, miro 9efattet, fplte etn cns
fr1nent ntdbt rpQhineie befriebiaen.
90 1rpBb6noIer peroen ~mpbltbun, bt uus pprauTbre6en
ete tie it'd dnpertpdrtS umleben.
Uefdnbts ~pOrr6tbis eine Nusmabl s0n SO eIpbepn ron
BEN beften Snfrunenteamaaern 5u $45 Bis $500.
PtaltpS perper uln8etdul6t a18eeutetbet
unb 9eitintmt.
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WEIaadyIlAyI NN1JAND
sVkanQlelfer4 MItD.
Manchester Female Seminary.

Manchester Female Seminary,
.unter Der 9eituns Der Griuleins DteFeuba6 H. Meuter.
6Setbe Anfalten, UbgIeiG tn otsefrbertsn o ekSuben tn
inc BET MdaAefsr, Nsb., percsu mad ~senfeIben @runbfGsen oes
lsitet unb be8reden, TIRE 36eItnBe fur bas prafttl&e 9eten psrsu.
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$50 bGs Vterteljabr fur Spf, Qpeis unp llnterriht. QDeeeu tes
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unb f86nfen s rIbItn8SbIte, eteener Sabrtt pprrGtbta
bat, unS besbalb bic Mafmertiamfeit ces Yublitunts barauf bin.
enft iT
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9ele9en an einem Der frequentelten Ofarfte.
Cine 9atsele8ene g8trtbi6aft NIT Serslsltder @~inri&tuae 1T
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8iebmarft. Nussebrten tpurben Qes
fern 625 Stid 9dien; ron bteIen nur6en
100 nad 8bilaoelpbia unO 25 mad WaIbinoe
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Brefie BON 81 big 1926 per 100 Slump.
S4petne 81 a FPS
S4aafe $4,750$5.
52056 GtS per @aapn.
4le & BOrter. - ScCt9 QIe tt Suits
$40. 9cnbpn Ycrter III QuartS 1915 per
9ubenp.
Wa6s-2 6 bis ~ GtS. ba8 8fb.
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bette Sprte12012A@S. SaOa 14I015 Gt8
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cite 1925 anoere SCrten, 2untp uno geuB=
$5.750$6; Cumberland $4.75bi8 S. 30
2qfen'S @1lep unD Sbrrt Nfpuntain 500
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8eiddlte unb Is @t8. fir ungeI9dlte gez
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per gufdel.
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Ger B~efpr8un9 ron N~usens@ldiern.
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Der cute gDtle zines Wrpcerps uns 2~t4upr.Stores, Der FG
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sESFs1sn DOsr atfauren. Der g0rsas ltfisr IReSisia ia, Sa
q = s : : : rs 0 . Hrante.t 70 az ben 8sggsr trsibt. Re aud Esuss
aa asss: uesots.a esFst. g IL bes btass Northumberland In
otuQllng una SOamsr. Die 3taEsur tn burd etnen as "a.
p sc s 4 Is gttnstp Upbar6 bite Tebiyin sOIrit, ia,
Xxx 10 Pare 2arIaOatFsn unb untt Der Aafur bic fm6b-
n asr y"F@ .as Siarisn Der Massn}iuse bs 1srSouune Esf5s.
o 49, IN pr 4qat TT ietns Nsnssst, tstns Wptr pber vferSe In
vfeSe; i.OO res Ttai@e gOsr G8lafdea fur So
otp 6. SaNFe, Rr. los Baltimore ct
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8iebmarft. auSSebrten wurben oes
fern 625 Stid 9dien; rOn bieTen mur6en
100 nad 86ilaoelpbia rnO rs mad WaIbinas
ton getrie6en; IS blieben lnperfauft unb Bic
ibri8en 475 f~anften beige MeBser gu benz
Breiie bon 81 big 1926 per 100 8Tunb.
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m.x yssttunore, ben 2. Mai 1853.
u stesh ron bsnt wonttpattaen GrfeIss, nsi&saa 6sr ose6rau6
VOn rs. apalnsts Eiatar fIr mid Qatte. SD mar nstrere
Nsrveni6Daae seplast. wieins gsrbauHns mar ednsiid Ter.
lOrf: Sd gshraa9te ratartrs Ylfbuinen. aber utt psnia rbsr
Jar tetnsa @rfcl8e, ets t@ Or. G1alnifr's Ginttur nabm. SD
9 = naa ntsoer poaie %bersshsaf, ObsIeiG fHOn TIM 55atn Sahse.
pp@is gem 3snentB tur fe pom rpen 70 grpfem glusen lsin,
= &s" 1uf Iur ntp . {. scat ais,
sr. ~ SIts&barlesRr. Daitim0te
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0N6fbe WafAel 0R65Me !

NSatcbe AEafMe WGfd1e
Die gDafAeret Nr. 8 ef-Balttmpre-6tro IL MIN % efas
sert9tes. nm fur pas game asebrte gublitun 8oltfntUre's ;u
9aaie maiden lafen, merfen wpbl bdrna t6un, tbre QBdi9e nur
mad Yer. 8 MeIt=g altimprezS traBe
iStdet bern btslss # bic einsise Wdiderei in siefer Stabt, In
per gsOer DamPItreIt, M~lal8tnsrts pOtal4s O6er SeOa anes-
lmanpt werpen, melhes Der QB6lAe nur f66bIt6 TT fDnbern mo
ales nar NIT esr 9anb geUaf&en nnb eseLdttet ptrs unter Der
Anftht unb &ettung Der Mlnb. Ghn1l5, tpelAe ipeber
Gotten nod Mtabe f9eueu mirb, nm aae TIRE aunbem ii bielem
SADIE su b~efriebi8en.
Seine Mrtuel fir Ddrten wer6en In biefef QBdfderei NIT Ser
Iar6sten 0Orfat eswal9ea unb ~eeetGttet. 5erren- S snben ump
Rraeen merpen nod benz neueten Yatente eeppaiaet unb SEM
Oen-8nGPtes BITE ~eewEbnlia betnt gBai6en beraussepen, merben
uneat9eltliH rteber ~an9eudbt.
Sensoe sn oRas @srassa 9 g. g. 3sa1sn rait &&reagsn 8 Gte: unb
tSaraeen aaeta ets. os Stad Que antsfe gBai1e su biaieen
lbefpurtea in SIR. 81 Def8Satimpres@fr $50
y. Mbams GieentbGmer.
ap3mt @tIL 8 &maIs, WsrpaIter'
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

DoyBI,E SWAN. HOLLAND GIN AN FRENCH BRAN
IL diee bonded warehouse in hair pipea quarter casks
and eighth casks for sale from Custom House stores by
fNPsON BROS, 10 Beaver street.
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DENTYsTnY.

FrEtrH FxrRACrED WITHOUT PAIN, ny A LOCAL
sppIcaxoa Y NE gun No ether, chlorsarm or dr,ss
nssd noos q sppicsscn invented By O. j. rUTNxM dsn
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E'oR NcRFoLK AND RIcHMONp-TaE UNITED
IL States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thos. Skinner
viii leave for the above places Saturday afternoon March
nj O'Clock, from pier Is North rivery She will arrive At
Norfolk Sunday afternoon, and nj Richmond Monday
morning Passengers for the South vii proceed without
lay by lie great mail line to Charleston, Augusta Savannah
&c The amcs river being now free from ice travellers
wishing take this agreeable and expeditions route need
fare with aaeoon 10 Norfolk. sS TO RIchnoud and Peters
burg $40 steernpc hsfprice. Apply % LuDLAM PLEA.
ANTS, - BrOadNay.
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DELUCED PRIOkS-6O POUNDS BA09AGE FAEE-
~ Ten gents per pound -Four hours from
to0cesn by Panama haircad No extra expenses
he lsthmus Tree tor eeerage Through for Ua
fornia via Panama Railroad. The United States M.
shp Company will dispatch for Asplnwau Wednesday,
March st two oc ock precisely from pier foo: Of War
ILLiSOls Capt Chas Boggs, q. s. N. Passengers and
mails will be forwarded by The Panama Railroad,
at Panama with the Pacific Mail steamship Compsnys mag
nhcent sseau.hp Sonora Richard Whiting COMMANDER wnch
WI De ~ readiness and saye Immediately tor san Francisco
or more extra steamers lying at Pansma ready tor to avoid
apply tol w. RAYMOND Mt the only Ofse OF the companies
III West street, OF Warren street Through frgus
Franclsc0 be contracted fF
than half ton measurement very rates. leave Pa