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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
TUNIs MORRILL,, Auctoneer.
ElRNITIRE &C=THIS (TNesdAY( MORN

ING at lC o'clock, at No 81 Nsssaus will be sold with
pay advances: Excellent Cabinet Furniture,
consisting in part Of rosewood PanoFc-te aud rosewood
rror Suite Of Furniture, covered in SATIN rosewood Bed
,ead with Spring and Hair Mattresses rosewood Library
Bookcaes large Pier Mirrors, on Paintings, SlverPsted
Ware oak and other Extension Dnng Tables Paror Suites,
with full variety other Furniture. SOTss free to month
Al oelock-Le Sale Of Cgars In lots % suit buyers
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Watehee, 1ewslrp, Sc.

- Holiday Presentsi
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEwELRY and
w siLVEkWAREThe subscriber is selling al deeerp-
nen o. hne GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND
RINGS and PMS, JEWELRY and SILvERWARE At
~sssas and a ss,;l At pnSSh Ices 81 than the gsus prices
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS full isweled... 50
GOLD HUNTING Ensish PATENT LEVERS a
Goods by Mail Express s the United
end Gsnsds free OF charge GEO. c. ALLEN
IuPSeI ef Watches and Jswslry wholesals and Rs4ap
No IL Nan-st, second door near Broadway.
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Dapsr h)arebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK.
SON Co. No 20 Beekmant otter for sale On TIE lowest
Writing Papers Ensish Frepch and American
News Psrcr all sises, weights and qualities
Bcc& fspef, ell sizes, weights and qualities
ssue PAPER fancy eolors white, Of the best qusty
HAnsins Paper, white and ooored, different vidSs
HsfterS Pager, thin and OF the best quality.
(ioth Papef SSx$o and Szss.
YnxA HARDWARE Paper, large assortment just sn1yei
soesfhins Paper Of The best quality.
Nrappins Paper, Straw, Rag and Manila
TIA fsper Of aferent sises -
.. M RocSns Paper. suitable for roofs IN rolls
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Mem fork 0itn Businsss Dirstlosp.
ryW1v FoIJOwING LIST consists Of promi-

TvUE FOLLOWING LIST consists OF Promi-
u ae. Houses in esch lice Of Business.
rr. DRY GOODS.
American nnd Foreign silks.
ROwLk. MckAMEE Co, ,(lmPis Joboersl liz bfoe'"sS
Berlin Wool, Embro,dery silks Fringe. Gimps; 1gs.
Butons Ledies DTees Trimmings, Oo!c Aao SAFei <,-
xoHLsAxT BROS importers and JObber'I No '' Joiner
DAWES. JONES Co ,timp.. EMfnfsJ 2 wsr'en's
Aperie.n Lamps and Gs: a Rir,srs. wnlss in rear
DIzTZ BRO. Co. sisnuis =. NO, 10 "
'"s B.c.dwsy BnidS WSssih. for the Million.
n. cu.s ycK......'..............NO fs Broadway.
Doors, ssshe. = snd s.,!i, BI,pd': I'd ,s v...m..,
" ROWLAND No. Broadway, door above Astor House
Epsiiss CUTLERY. Files, saws and Tools.
No IS oiifH.
French Window Glass; .,p,
j. H. POILLOS Co. (ImporteTsl......No "a baeiAy-sf
French and German Baskets, &c.
CHAS ZINk Co. QDpoTteB 81 Msdena1e X 81 LioeryNt
Crate and Fesder Makers. s,xo
80 Bsosdvsy,l / door above Ioth-st
o. MsrdT.Es are G".ery Edss IcGl. "a
BUNTING BEAN iBfosefsj.. ::........NO 60 w'H-''
Boat and Oar Bazaar:
'r" sSsss @ DO I buy to sell fNoERsoLLs 80 sOu
..o,,,y.v sd Lishtnins Rods. IDS :. ,ra,,ay.n,,
LYON MANUFACTURING Co, otiss Patent. Also other
Rods Insus,ors Points vsnes 1c....No. Si' Broadway
Litbographers.
0YO HAYWARD BD........................No 10 WsteTst
Paints, Oils, &c.
EAYNOLDS DEyOE Co......Nos. lO5 and lcS Fult0nst
Paper Warebouses. -
CYRUS w. YIELD Co, (Wboesale Desler) No. ii CIins
PAPER In Rolls and Reams, &c
EU0YNE ILY.. No IS Fulton st. third door below Gold
salamsBder Safes.
sTRARNs MARVIN, Manufactures Of Rich Co.'S Ssis
nnaD5er Safes wlders Patent, Rehs Impoyvment Also
code proprietors OF the patent La Belle Loeb" Depot
Nc li6 Water-st.
ship Bread and Crackers.
ERAsTus TITUS Communicable z23 Washington s.
Toys and Fancy Goods.
. AHLBORN L Co. 81 Msdensne up stairs and 20 Liberty
Window and Plate Glass (Frencb and Enslish.l
r. HOPKINS L BROTHERS, Cmporters) No. 6l BsrclsJst
sAnv sddtons 10 the above List should brought the
Oa'cs Of s. M PETTENGILL L Co., No ll9 Nasssu-st-
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
s. M PETTENGILL Co., No. ll9 Nssssnst., New York,
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A NJ. MERwrS, Auctioneer ~
nv RANGS BROTHER 81 CO.-Trade-Sale

DY BANGS, BROTHER 0 Oo'-ii'"o-'A'o
ID Rooms No IS Park row pn,n,v r,-pv,ror
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
Ian is II and ls ct o'clock, at the Auction Room
Tx,ensiye ana unique collection Of RARE OLD bOOkS,
eipsy Of the century incu3rg many hne illustrated
sne old manuscrir; Hebrew Bible, in vols ioo beautifully
vrit;en veum and ornau1enied. Also eoheSton OF
Modern Publications.
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ITO NERVOUS sUrFERERs "A :,

Ciergymsa rsetored 20 bsslth few day. saer many
years of snasns snxous
ef Ni seDd tf--. The presrpxion soed Ai
dIess the Rev JOHN N. hA1SALI. No 81 F,I,co-s
HrcoklYo. n
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

DUSSIA RED LEATHER-For Sale, 1908
IL nsssev HENRY A oANY, No q CorHhnl, Bs-toa
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Goal.

I ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL. The
i 4 DELAWARE and HUDSON CANAL COMPANY is
prepaed TO furnish LACKAWANNA COAL, suitably broken
screened for domestic purposes and delivered free Of cart
age, at - per net tun.
The Compsny yards foot Of Hubert St Gouverneu
and Front l4tht and 9hav and kuman between
state and Brooklyn either OF which appca
ton may be made the Office, No. % William st., Ex-
change place.
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sTsrHsN snHM sR hnsNaRp CO.." a.''p'
r. O. wAINRiGHT 4 Co, Psri.
The Of these shPs viii not oe .eeountaes to- ss
less bills Of lsdrs signed therefor aud A' value thereof
sSIpps. viii please tab. notice tA., the .bps lice
cannot carry any goods eOntrsbsnd Of war
NOTICE.-The BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS
~ will re.uus their wEEkLx sAILiSos :. s.ssS,'y
tHr Si SRTish FISH AND SSsas$s ROYAL MAI
FROM NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage
''e''N Tsos scsros TO LrvrsrOoI.
SAel S Ssen s.h
The .hip. from BOston call at IL.lif.I
fRksIA S.ps Capt STONE HMERIcA Capt shsnnsa
SA SktSP G.Pt Pe.s Il .4:sp Is EASas EtSoFh sS
These vessel. cy clear white Light mast head sreea %
ASIA Boston Wednesday Jan 1863
CANADA Boston wsdns:S.y ian ,S ,sA ,s
AFRICA. Harrison leaves NYOrk WEDNESDAY, Feb iss
kRhs sGitS1 sS9a w:a.y Ess
Berhs not secured until paid for
the:s .h. win no. b sssOnn..S: b. for oO
To' freight or Passage 'Yg'yS ySTsAnD 6 No so-lp.,,.
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of YORK
l and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ThI limo viii b
posed of the following and splendid ships via;
cAIHOIJN -. 1000 tuna burden Capt d. H. TrumAa
H.CLAY ....l 800 tuns burden Capt. psy'd Csalh.s
ORIENT........2oCo oCo tuns burden Capt Geo HILL
Tho above vessels have been recently built aud srs TIE
LARGEST and substantial in the trade. 49,
Thew are commanded by Of experience aud ability The
very superior and sIeron will DO
the
Of shippers For Freight Passage apply to
SPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, No. % Broadway.
AGENTS in Liverpool-T GRIMSHAw Co. No. 10 oors,
Plsse.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

FVNHE SPECIAII HcfOsVfVIO
existing between the undersigned expired Jan ls6 BY
limitation The general partners, JOSEPH PLUME and
GEORGE +. PARMEhEE, WILL either OF them, sign tne
name of the late firm in liquidation.
JOSEPH PLUME,
GEORGE f.. PARMFLEE,
RICHARD CR0NTHER, Special
New.York, Jan. I. 1856 ....,
The business earned on by the late firm Of PLUME 4
PARMELEE will be continued BY the subscribers under tho
JOSEPH fLO ME
New.Y York, Jan. I. 1856 GEORGE r.. PAKMELEb.
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ApsIAN II. HuLLER, Auciioneer.
YUNRI-STEE'S SALE of LAI'RENSST and

l. LEASEHoLD PROPERTY on BARCLAY-Sr-The
following described property will be positively sold at public
suction by ADRIAN TX. MOLLLR, on THURSDAY, Jaauary
II. 1856 at u o'clock, st the AeTcAsnts Exchange:
BARcLAY-ST-the lease OF Lot with the Brick Building.
No lG2 Bsrsys, being - feet inches 'front.' p feet BY
~ feet 10 inches westerly and rs feet inch esstery SIDE
The lease from RhnlsndeTs estate and has II 70 run
from ls May lSo sus ground reEi OF 10 with usual
covenants
LAUkENs-ST-The Lo, In fee with buildings thereon No
SIS Lsusvns-si between Grand and Broone feet front
ard by LOO iee deep fot further particulars apply the
suctionseg Nc 81 Wsnst
QslS) THOMSON PRICE Trustee.
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Builoing Alaterials.

DOOFS-ROOFS-RO cheapest and
IL best article r covering roofs TAR ROOFING PAPER
which keep constantly hand ssd viii sell ia large or
small quantities to suit purchasers
JAS. I. DRRRICKSON Co, No. Sc Beekmsn1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
& NJ PETTENGILL Co.. No. ll9 Nssssn-st., New York
have made such with the best aud most widely
eoIsed journals United States and Csnsds that they are
enabled 10 make saving Of time and TO the advertisers
be 40 business through They select the best and
sxvertss the lowest prices and always
keep Of their customers IN view ercans are III
vifed % call them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

HENRY II. LEEDS Co. Auctioneers
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 Co will sell by auc
tiou TUESDAY, jan IS, az y o'clock, a. the sales
room Nc ls lsNsssaus,-I.aIse sale Of MARBLE AANrLES
consisting assortment Of statusry carved and nodded
Msntes Italian vened snd ordinary do black and gold Lisbon
and ordinary descriptions They remain the premises
sometime Il required af the bill pad Sale without
Can be examined any time previous to the sale
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frrs.

LURS! FURS. FURS AT the WestEnd
Emporium. No. l2s Csnalstrhe Lsa.s requested
call the large and choice assortment before
chasing Alto extensive variety Of beautiful HATS and
CAPS for Children. ONE PRICE. J. w. KELLOGG.
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line ae the following -.
ATLANTIC. Capt Wsst PACifiC apt Elandss
RALTIc CAPT Comstock ADRfATIC.
Ttess shps hsvss been built by contract sxprosy f< me
ao,srnent s.rye every has been taken In tS<r
sruton also ther TO insure stTeneh and speA
and their for uDe9aSed 9t e
ssrcs Ard comfort. Prios Of passage from Nsv-fofk i<
pool IN fesss cabin Siso; In secosd do SO ~
us Of state eS25; from Liverpool 70 Nsw
Yo 80 and ~ suipes An experienced Surgeon attached 70
sack No berth sseured until paid for.
ma
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E'OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.

TNOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-UNTTED
Il STATES MAIL LINE.-Ths and splendid steamship
AUGUSTA. Tho4 Lyon, commander, viii le.vs New. Yoh
for Savannah % WEDNESDAY, Jan IS, from p,or No
North River, at O'Clock p precisely
Bill ladns signed By tho cls OF board Poe freight s9
ply ca board or for es;ssff' NJ % xrrcu,,, ~ ,,a,.v.,
Cabin pasxAss Ssysnnah ts5 6 FsrA throush ackss
10 Jacksonville. eN; PlAska. e0
Largo and coinuooas stsAsss ssys 8sannsh for Florida
thrss 6mes wssk, connecting WITH ths essnsss rso New
HSrA On TvesdA{s "a est.rdspL
essd lie sbovs aad lssvs % SATURDAY. Jsn. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

VI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS KANSAS, and
all points West and South obtain Through TSeo.
snd al ntornsiion concerning routes fs &c ether TX t
CENTRAL RAILROAD. BY application s tho Companys Of
ns'' NO. 10 oHS HoIis; PoarER oensr. As,ae
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DEIGMN TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP

ID LINZ b-swcco kEw.fOkk snd ArTWkkP.-rs
Sse.ners ocrpIsns shs Line are tns ,9as~,eti 70 -.
cnSS1 Mn i6S ............E r. Psakn. Coosns.As
DUC DE BRABANT. -f. CONohfsSs... - -,
e .rIendd aDd pow sruI Iron screw ste.,sip ~
CIOIF 800 tans A L. Tsck, Commander, WI .ah tres
f,r hrtwerp stoprsns ct Southampton on 5AruR
DAY February ? from Pier b, North Riscr.
rrsee OF Passage In First Cabin $50 ,,-
No FREIGHT received sef January 81 and no bs Of sdss
ssneS or srce. received tAe dsy OF sains No ee. -
cured unf raid BazgAze wsnted during tns Wac
should be marked below with Psssensers sade and ssse
hoard the day before sailing
An experienced Surgeon on board
Fos Freight oE Ps~esse u First CABIN spfy TO
AUGUST BELMONT. No. Hsnoyer~
Eor Passsse IA Second Cabin ard sfeerags Apply 70
SABLE 4 CORTlS Na. 81 fntoasf.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

IL eepted)-Lesys Brooklyn for Greenport 10 a. for
Ysphsnk 10 and Saturday 3:k fof Farminsdals
ssd syo.set 10 and 3'45 for Hampstead 10 a.
s. md $50 D M Leave dreenport Tor BrookIyn 10 m
Ysphsnh, ;s Gu Mondays, 6:io N Lakeland R;o:
D. Mondays, 6:S 0. IA. fsrmngdsle, 1:s0 and
p m syoeset 7;s6 m. and .. m. Hemps,ead 6s5
and $50 p. jamaica, $40 T;o, aud $50 sai 2:U
and 4:W D. m.
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gnoia = Rnbber Ooo0s.

A TTENTION, LADIES. If yon want an
IA eeectus and speedy hApped hands salt aeu
ke., purchase paig Of those eeebsted INDIA RUBBER
GL0N ES which be oCnd al Rubber Establishments
and at No. So John-st., up stairs, Now-loYk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Ocean Gteamers, &r

EOR CALIFORNIA.-GREAT REDUCTION
Il OF FARES-FIFTY POUNDS OF BAGGAGE FREkJ
all over ten cents per pound-Dsys Of sailing CHANGED
the 9Th and 2ith OF each EEW-YORk and CALL
FORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE via sNiCARAGuAnanAcCCEs-
TRANSIT COMPANY (of Eicarasua) PROPRIH-
TORSThIough ths ms7oo miles shorter than
any other Through of fare San krancsco
first Caon. blfo
Second Caoin' in''s''''''''''''..,.'..,..,.,. I'D
The snleDdh doubles stesmshi, NORTHERN LIGHT.
leB tuns Iurjeuj Captain fnklepaush will leave Pier
No. North River st o'clock tor Punta Arenas %
THURSDAY, Jan. a. 1886 connecting with the steamship
SIERRA NEVADA, q 600 tuns burisnD the NeaazuA
route having but twelve miles OF land rsnsposdoQ
BY first class carriages
The propretors the public that hs shmus 10
entirely free from disease and that the Political troubles In Nj
cssus Peace has been made between the
tending parties and the slightest interruption in the rsna
between the oceans need be apprehended
For information or passage apply only 20
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No Bowling grson-
STAMPED letters taken for 81 cents each.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

CALLING DAYS, 5th and Goth of each month
- -Four hours from Ocean BY Panama Railroad 2
lbs baggage free Through for California via Panama Railroad
The Mail Steamship Company intend dispatch for Aspn wall
on MONDAY Jan q .t2 o'clock m precisely from Pier
North River the vel.known and fsyerts
steamship ST LOUIS, Chss s. BosgA Passengers and Mails
will be org srded by PANAMA RAILROAD, aud connect at
Panama with with the Pacific Mail Steamship Compsnys mag
nifeen steamship GOLDEN GATE, Capt 4 V. H. La Roy,
which will be in readiness and leave Immediately tor San Fran
cisco. For passage, apply 10 l. w. RAYMOND,
At the only Office OF the Companies. No III Wes-st.
corner Warren at, fronting the North River, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

The have pursuant tbs provisions OF me Re
vsed Statutes Of the State Of NewYork formed LlMrED
PARTNERSHIP under the name or firm OF ELY, boWEN
MCCONNELL. The general nature Of the business 10 oe
transacted tho importing and dealing IN DKn uoopS on se
count of said firm and commission HENRY o. ELI and
EDWARD BOWEN Of the City Of BIootlyn and state 9,
Nev. York and WILLIAM H. MCCONNELL OF Grand RAPIDS
In the State Of Michigan the general partners and hENk
c. BOWEN Of said City Of Brooklyn is the special pai.her
The sad HENRY BOWEN contributed the sum OF thy
thousand dollars in cash capital toward the common STOCK
and the said partnership the lat day OF Jan
uary 1886 aud terminate the 3lst day Oh
Yes8 Dsted Dar 81 1856 EDWARD g. ELY,
A'' EDWARD Z. BOWEN,
VIM II. MCCONNELL,
HENRY c. BOWEN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
ID Rutgers Fire Insurance Com.

nIVIDEND. - Rutgers Fire Insurance Com
peny Office No l76 Chatham square corner Mott-st-
The hoard Directors Of this Company have declared semi
Annual Dividend of SIX ) PER CENT payable and after
the let FEBRUARY next The Transfer Books will be closed
from the 23th inst. 10 the lst February inclusive.
EDWARD b. FELLOWS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

TNDIA-RUBBER SOLES.-FOr so cents 20
may have pair OF vulcsnzed Rubber SOLEs firmly at
tached to your leather Boots Shoes Caters Rubber shoe
neatly REPAIRED Oee No. 10 NssssGst, corner OF Joh
baenen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

l. WEEKLY U. s. MAIL LIFE-Ths aud mssn6.
cent s.es~shiP SAsHvILLE, Berry. commander VII
p precisely For Freight Apply board where al bs Of
lsdlns will Be signed and f0r P.sss ct the cce Of SPoF
FORD, TILESTON Co, No. y Broadway. Csbn Passage,
sE.1rhe 5OUTHERNER will succeed, and leave on SAT-
URDAY JsD i9 The fsvorits stesmship CAROLINA will
make regular trips to the vsrls landings the ST. Johns
River FIordA connecting ph the from New Yo
and leaving Charleston EVERY TUESDAY. at o'clock D. m
Through tickets to jacksonville, S3i, 70 Pnstka SSa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
'HliscelIaneous.

ATTENTION. .-PICKLED OYSTERS and
IA other Holiday Dsnes with great caro- at tho old
and well known Pickle and Preserve Warehouse OF
j. McCOLLIC Co, No. z29 Washington st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
.UDSON RIVER RRAILROAD.-On and after

<
Il MONDAY Dec. a 1856 the Trsns win leave Chamben
Station follows: Express Train, connecting with
Northern and Western Trsu Mad Train, $50 Through
Way Train, II m Express Trsin, For Poushkeep~s.
Sing and The Sing ssins and Peekskh Trains stop e
the Way Stations Passengers taken 1t Chsmbers Cana
Christopher and sistrs SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN at p.
from cin't for Albany snd Try Stopping at Al MAJ Ste
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
DATRIOTJC LINE.-New Line of NETWORK
6teamboats an6 Railroads.
,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

ENOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and supersr
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Wm Brown, eayes New iori
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 14 oeloeA
o. m aud EMPIRE STATE, Capt. b. Brsyton, leaves Now.
York every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ct =
o'clock p M from Pier No N r., the Bsttsry Bots
touching at Newport esch way.
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any sppa
cant until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston s forwarded through with great dbpstch
BY an Express Freight Train
WIN. BORDEN, Agent. Nos 10 and II Wests.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

RAIL D.-23O quintals BRAZIL
ID WOOD, lin bond or duty paid for sale by
SPOFFORD. TILESTON Co.. No % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

sAny additions to the above List should be brought to the
Once Of s. NJ PETTENGILL Co., No. ll9 Nasssu-st
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financial.

NgW.NoRK. Dec. n lSs6
DIvIDEND. The Board of Directors have
DTHIs DAY declared semi Ann1sl Dividend Of FIVE 20
PER CENT psyabs and after the "a snnArJ nski 1na
which tine lbs Transfer Boots vii BE- elosed =
W W Y. UNDERHILL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

KINDLING-WOOD.- HARRISON & SON
IN STEAM FACTORY, No $50 West 2ith-st, bes, virgni
Pine per load delivered 2 Oak SS M each per box,
cents Hickory per load eli per box, cents Orders pc
post promptly attended to.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

DICH FLOWERS, true to nature, COlFFEURS
N Of surprising beauty and BGIDAL MREATHS, 10 per,
JAMES fuckers,
No. 987 Broadway, Whtest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

HOLDERS of SHARES in THE PEOPLE,
III pTIT DING ASSOCIATION Of the CITY Of NEW
YORK on which payment has been made Tor SIX mon,n
will please take notice that on the -oh DAY Of ~
such shares declared absolutely forfeited PROVIDED oJ
law By order OF the Bosrd ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

NEW PATENT SPECTACLES.-They improve
~ vision suit for life distant objects distinctly
seen through pair Maker and pstentee FRANKS No
Park row. Attendance from q. IN. 10 o p
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

MyRcH.srs AND MECHANICS IssuaAScs COMPANY
OFFICE No. 50 WsLSUr-Sr., PHILApELpHiA.
PHIL ADsLrBIA. Jan. ., 1876.
A the Annual Meeting of the Directors OF TINS
"A Company held their 0ce In PhlsdelPhia, on jan
iss fyM r BOONE, eco, uDanimousiy elected rIes
dent vice r. l. who declined reelection and fEh
CIVAI NJ POTTS y-as elected Secretary.
VI A. ~ PERCIvAL ~ POTTS, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-30
LIFE. PRESERVING
PATENT SWINGLETREE

TsHE Subscribers having purchased the sole right 10
make and seil these SwngIeIrees. in the counties
Of Wake, Johnston, Chaham. Orange, Franklin, War
rem and Nash would respectfully inform the public thai
they will attend Tho Cculs in the above coODies with
them, and will also peddle them through the country.
BY this Swinglrtce, horse. two or more horses.
can be detached from vehicle when at fulI speed With
perfect safety % the vehicle and those in it, II sim
pie and easy that any boy ten yrars old can avail
himself Of lis No such protection has ever before
been invented against The dangers incident runaway
Or acous horses. Every riding vehicle ought to have
one attached 10 IT, Il is cheap safe aud certain pro-
tcciion against danger Il can be attached 10 old
vehicles.
Or Notice is hereby given, that any Infringement on
this Potent, any imitation attempt to make or
by any modification, This Patent SwingIeifee in any Of
the counties above enumerated The person persons
ondins will he prosecuted the full extent Of the law
in the United States Courts at Washington
PIP. WILLIAMS & CO..
Raleigh. Fet IA, 1856. 27-6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-30
TnE pIFFERENcE.

| have heard of two brothers, whose father
died, leaving them five hundred dollars a.
piece.
~ win take this money and make myself
arich man, said Henry, The younger brother.
IA will take this money and make myself
a good man. said George. the elder Hen
ny, who knew the multiplication table only,
abandoned all thuught Of going to school,
and began BY pedJling in small way, over
the codDiry. He was shfewd, and quick to
learn whatever he gave his attention to- and
he gave all his attention to making mo-
ney. lie succeeded. In one year his. five
hundred dollars had became thousand. In
hive years Il had grown tu be twenty thou
sand and At the age Of dfry he was worth
million. George remembered the words Of
The wise man: n:"With Thy gcttings get un-
derstanding." He spent two thirds Of his
money in going 10 school, and acquiring a
taste for solid knowledge. lie then spent
the remainder Of his pairimony in purchas.
Ing few acres of land in the neighborhood
OF thriving city.
After lapse Of thirty-fiy years the two
brothers met. II was at Georges house.
bright, vigorous. alert man was George, though
upwards Of ffty.fiye years Old. Henry,
several years younger. was very intirm. He
had kept in the counting room long after the
doctors had warned him to give up business,
and now he found himself stricken in health
be,ond repair. But this was not the worst.
He was out Of his element when not making
money. George took him into the library,
and showed him fine collection OF books.
Pnor Henry had never cultivated a taste for
reading. He iouked upun the books With no
more interest than he would have looked on
so many bricks. George took him into his
garden, but Henry began to congli. aud said
he was afraid of the east wind. When George
pointed out TO him beautiful elm, he only
cried " Pshaw" George took him into his
green bouse and talked with enthusiasm Of
sumo llowers, which seemed to give tie far
mer great pleasure. Henry shrugged his
shoulders and yaWncd, saying, "Ah don't
care for these things" George aked him If
lie vas fond Of paintings and engrayings.
!" No, no. don't trouble yourself" said Hem
ry, 81 can't tell one daub from another"
|" Well. ,ou shall hear nv daughter Edith
play upon the piano; she is no Ordinary per-
fotmer, assure YOU" :" Now don't, bro
ihrr, don't. if you lave me- said Henry.
bcseeehingly; IL never could endure music
but what can ! do 10 ainuse YOU Will you
take a ride 7" !" am afraid OF horse. But il
YOU will drive me carefully down to your yil
lage Bank, I will sup aud have chat with The
President" Paor Henry. money was upper
most ia his mind. To Il he sacrificed every
other good thing. When. few days alter
wards, lie parted from his farmer brother, be
laid his hand an his shoulder. and said:
George, sou can just support yosrscll
on tie iaerest of yuur money, and | have got
enough To buy up the uhuie Of your town,
bank and sIl---an,l yel your life has been a
success. aud mine dead Iailure y Sad but
true words. Uorfh and Utdhh.