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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

A prze-fght between bear and buffalo came on q
Chicago Friday last. The buffalo got the wont Of It
After receiving the first stroke, he turned tail b1nt
he was caught. On being brought back, the bear
ehoked him to death and Immediately commenced az
ing him The fight took place in presence 81 HUW
spectators. We not aware, before, that mere Wa
so much brutality in Chicago
Growth OF THE WEsr.-The population Of Keoknk
County. Iowa, is 10, Sl2 whole number Of voteg. III.
Population in 1850, 4,Sl2. Dubuque Tnoane'
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ALBERT H. NIcoLAY. Auctioneer.
WILL SELL THIS DAY, Sept. III, at ia
o'clock the Merchants Exchange, for account Of whom
II may concern: $1,000
$1,000 Lake Erie Wabash and St. Louis Railroad LIST mort
gage Bonds.
$1,000 Illinois Central Railroad per cent Freeland Bonds
$1,000 Mississippi Railroad I'd Mortease BONDS
4shsres WI India and Venezuela Steamship Co., Sloo
900 shares Treyorton Coal and Railroad CO., 300
20 shares Harlem Railroad preferred Stock, so.
IS shares Wells Fargo l. Co.'S Express 500
40 shares Ohio and Mississippi Railroad IL. d., So
2 shares Hudson River Railroad Co.. s 100
2 shares Han p.he Coal and Iron Co. of Va hypohecst-
ed 800. $500
GO shares Midland Coal and Co Of Nd hypoh 500
5 shares Continental Firensurance Co, 800
40 shares Farmers and Citizens Bank Of L. l., 5 Is
S shares Market Fire-Insurance Co., $50
shares Excelsior FireInsurance Co, go.
20 shares Lsfaree Fire-Insurance CO.. $50
80 shares Enterprise ire-Insurxnce CO., $25
100 shares Pacific Fire Insurance Co., &25
so shares Pacific Bank $50.
200 shares Ocean Bank, $50
40 shares Island City Bank, S25.
20 shares Equitable Fire Insurance CO., SS5
5 shares Knickerbocker Stage Co. 800
5shares Warren Railroad Co., $50 -
shares Delaware Lackswnnns and Nesern Railroad 90
Terms SALETen per cent this day. and the balance De-
for. O'Clock Tomorrow The accrued interest all the bonds
will BE- charged 70 the purchaser
K,xt Regular Sale oil MONDAY, Sept. Is.
ALBERT II. EICOLAY, Auetioneer and Banker,
No Broad-st.
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Me0iral

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Th purely Vege-
y able Remedy combines in itself the prophecies OF All
Ants, ptc mild Caiharc, and Tonic IL quickly removes
from IN. blood and fluids Of the body the impurities Of
unhealthy secreons which engends and feed disease thus
striking at the root the masdy Although proved so efncs
ions may be taken with perfect safety as IL con-
aims no powerful drastic drug debitae the system or
mineral poison 10 ruin the constitution. - ~
NrwYork Price s p~ bottle or six bottles for IS.
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Men, tork Uitp Dnsiness Dirertorn,


YJNHE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi-
Il Dent Houses in each line Of Business:
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, -.
GRIFFikG BRO Co., Field and Garden Ssed'D No 60
Courlsndt-st.
Advertising Agents.
Berlin Wool, Embroidery Silks. Fringes, Girnps'
Buttons Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Gold and over AI
cles for Resaias.
KOHLSAAT BROS importers and Jobbers) No 20 John-st
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
making an assortment of go Boats-C. L. NIGER
SOIL SON, No. 80 Southst
French Window and Picture Glass.
j. H. POlLLON, Co. importers and Deaers) 90 huHsyH
Crate and Fender Makers.
VIM H. JACKSON formerly w Jackson Sonsl, No.
ssl Broadway, I door above isthst
Guns and Sporting Articles.
EATON L FOLSAM (lse the Co" OF H. Tones COIL No
n3 Broadway.
Lightnins Rods.
NJ OUIMBY SON, Offices la2 r. 2th-st and 1ls Nassau ST.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.-Otss Patent. sso Other
Rods Insulstors, Points Vanes, &c..No Sf broadway
LhhOgraphers.
GEO. HAYWARD.......s......... Eo "Aef"
Ship Bread and Crackers:
FRASTUS TITUS kCo............No.2 sj Washnston st
JOHN T. WILSON formerly Taylor Wilson, rs Fuonst
Window and Plate Glass (French and Ensisb.)
r. HOPKINS BROTHERS tmporters). NO. 81 BarciayH
Apy additions To above List should be brought TO N,
Oaice Of S. NJ. PETTENGlLL Co., No lls Nsssaust
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CUPREME COURT -BRlGHTMAN BROOKS

NUPREMECU UhI.-bh MN bRUOkS
- and FANNY BROOKS against RUSSELL ADAMS: -
Summons for Money.-To Defendant-Sir You hereby
summoned to the complaint in this action and serve
copy Of at Eicottvle, Cssrs1su Coun
IT, NewYork within twenty days after the service hereof
elusive Of the day of such seryce and fail 10 answer the
said plant Aforesaid the plaintiff viii take Judgment ior
the Of six hundred and fifty dollars with interest nom ne
first day Of November thousand egh: hundred and MY
five besides the costa Of suit Aud you will take nonce M
the in this action filed In the office Of the eA
OF Cssrsugus County the first day Of September I'D
a lA~6MTh RICE JONES. Plaintiff sAttorneys
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Copartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
,i.,ing be.wecp the subssribers under the firm of
WFIIsk WEBB was DISSOLVED by mutual consent
the st DAY of september instant The business vi" be con
,;"rd nv y r. WEB who is authorized settle all the
couceIns OF the la'e firm. DAkinS w Ellis,
k,w-York. Sept g. 1885. r. H. WEBB
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SUPREME COURT-City and County OF New W.
- York-Ihe PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS y ana Sm,aon.
for money demand ON contract-To the Def.ndan I 70
hereby sumoned and required To sn.we, ~ Clsf Of The
this action which was FLED the Office o. .ne ~ s
City and County Of New York at the City nA ~ -, 10y
NewYork the 9Th day Of an The AZ
hi. ee No 81 Wall the City o. - IN % %.x N
twenty DAYS after the hereof VI .he a ~
such service and II YOU answer the sAid WITH
the time Aforesaid The plaintiff 70 h, sos.saa dollar. viii a
,sre from tic twenty day Of January one ssh.
hundred and tyx besides tie coz 'D'' ~ %
New.York S~ps.6I 1854. '|'i p1., =. a.. =,
ell law6wTh ~~A' Hs''H'J'
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Dounin Eano tl)arrants.

BOUNTY LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. G3
I'D Walst New.York-The highest market price paid for
LAND WARRANTS and all warrants sold by suaran-
ted forwarded by mail otherwise, receipt of remit
Land Warrants procured for Soldiers and others entitled to
Bounty Lands o application TO
J. C. COLEMAN Co, No. GO Wall.st.
I AND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
prices claims for Bounty Land Pensions &c promptly
attended TO by GEO. W0ODMAN, No. 40 Wilam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11
financial

OFFICE THE PHESIx FIRE Insurance Co,
No. 345 Futon-st., Brooklyn, Sept. 8, 1856
nIVIDEND.- The Board of Directors have
IL this day declared SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TEN
PER CENT the capital stock, payable demand at the
Branch Office No 81 Wall.s'., NewYork.
This Company with cash capital Of 300 900 and surplus OF
facilities for the eecting of Fire Insurance
Dwelling houses Stores Household Furniture and General
Merchandise and losses equsby adjusted and promptly paid
PHILANDER SHAW Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS.

EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
L HOUSE LONG BRANCH. SILVER POINT OCEAN
PORT and EATONTOWN.-The superior lizht-dTafted
steamer JAMEs CHRISTOPHER Captain John Border viii
from loot OF Jay'st R. as follows Leave NEW-foRk
THURSDAY sfpteubef H. at le Friday. September ~ az
Il m Saturday September IS p m Sunday september
H. at y a. m MONDAY September Is, y Tuesday,
Leave OCEAN FORT, Thursday, September H. ,. p
Friday, September H. at 81 p Saturday September ls at
n; Sunday september Il. AZ p. Monday September
Is at A. NJ: Tus sday, September 6. at WEDNESDAY
september H. at a H. STAGES for Squan Village and other
parts of the country.
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professional Notices.

GJNHE undersigned have associated themselves
Il together the business Of PROCURING and
INDICATING PATENTS in all its branches in the United
States ana sbroed. THOMAS EWBANk (fhe late Commits
Paens will attend To the preparation of applications
Psens and be consulted upon all questions important
claimants All letters in relation inventions
patents must be accompanied with fee.
The undersigned be consulted all questions relating
Patents legal proceedings thereon at No Il WallsNew
York, Aug Is, 1856 JOSEPH BLUNT,
THOS. EWBANK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

BAsx Dspssr Ngxr, STATE OF HEw.foRk'{
ALBANY September s. 1856 ., =,
TNHE BANK Of S.ALINA has THIS Gay INV NV
CITY BANK Albany Agent Tor the RedsmP,on 2, Of
euiains Notes, together with revocation OF the appo M 20
Ii, act snriId An act % amend the several go
Inco rpors,ed BanhG Banking Associations and
en," passed April Il, ls5L s a. r,ov s..inssud.nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Their loss on building in $500. Insured for $50
in the Hamilton Insurance Co.
Messrs. w. & p. Hardenbrook estimate their loss
on buildings at $1,000. Insured for 800 in the n. Y.
Equitable Insurance Co.
1t is estimated that $50 tuns of candles were con-
sumed
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H. WILSON Auconeer.
DOSITIVE SAIE.-FRIDAY Sent - at l0i

II. WILSON, Auctioneer
DOSITIVE SALE.-FBIDAY, Sept 12. at l0i
o'clock the entire frstclsss FURNITURE in the four
story residence No PIG Wes4h-st, 8h-sv, embracing
unusual assortment of articles for Houskeepn
such solid rosewood Paror Furniture in suites covered in
satin Pier and Center Tables plate glass marbtop Etagere
Tables lined with sanwood costly grand action
wood PanoFore Stool and Covers heavy French plate Pier
and Oval Mirrors Lace Window Curtains, Oil Painting
wood SECRETARY China Vases Clocks Neve, and Brussels Car
res and Easy Chairs in satin and moquet solid oak
Extension Table China Tea and Dinner Sets solid S verwar
Cut Glassware best Of Table Cutlery mahogany Sofas Cuh
toned Chairs Sofa Bed Lounges together with all the Bedroom
Furniture which contains full and complete sets both in
wood and mahogany; 20 pure Hair Mattresses Bed ling ain
iarpcis OIL Cloths &c. Particulars in The Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

old PORT WINE for lNVALIDS. - Old
~ London Dock BRANDlEs pale and dark from three to
rie Maaeiras and Still Sparkling Catawba Wines. f. MES
sENGR Co.. No So Fulton.st., sole Importers OF Messen
London Cordial Gin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-Sept. ~
" U. S. MAIL LINE.Ffty pound. Of baggage free; 10
cents -Four hours from 10 ocean by
Panama Railroad. Through for CALIFORNIA via Panama
Railroad The United States Mail Steamship Co. will dispatch
for Arpinwall SATURDAY, Sept o. at 2oclock pre-
cely pier foot of Warren.st North River the we'll
known and steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt W. L. Hern'
s. Mails will be forwarded by Pan.
Railroad and at Panama with the Pacific Mail
Co.'s magnifcent steamship GOLDEN AGE j. L.
Wskn Commander which will be in readiness and leave i'm
mediaiely for San Francisco. - g..
The public are informed the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Steamers lying at Panama ready
for avoid any possible detention Of passengers or mails.
For pas age apply W. RAYMOND at the only office OF
the onpanies No IN West-st. cor. Warren-st, N T.
Aspinwa 10 cubic foot or 1t cents per
pound prepaid And freight will be received after 2oeock
the day of sailing.
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Ocean Steamers, ST.

nor FORNIA.-NEW-YCRK and SAN
l. FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE, via NICAkAGUA A
Shortest BY 100 Mes-Grest Reduction OF Prcesrbe
splendid Steamship TEXAS 1900 uns burden, Will sail from
Pier No. OF North Moores North River Tor San Juan
de Nicaragua on WEDNESDAY, Sept. a. at 3oclock p m
TO connect with the Sierra Nevada from San Juan del
Sur the Pacific for San Francisco For freight or passage
apply to CHAS. A. WHITNEY, NO. bowling oteen.
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nor SALE.A50, 600 FIRST MOklGAGE
I FIGHT PR CENT CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS Of the DUBUQUE and PACIFIC RAiLhoAD JUN
PAEY ,eu-
Dubuque THE termination of the GAens Ano Sst
Railroad the Mississippi River in due west course
Independence Cedar Fs and Fort Dodge, to tie kssou
River a the mouth Of Big Sioux Ryer , .ooo ooo
These Bonds are isssed upon basis Of more than 81
are dated April 1856 are PAYABLE % years their interest
coupons sysble annually In April and ocooer AZ.
they BY deed OF trust OF the hosd eqniPn
soa and franchise of the FIRST division Of the line
Tie Railroad Company the recipient Of la14"" se'e VI
lands Of the productive and inviting Character .h
The convertible privilege therefore Of great value ana INC
respons Of the Company is unquestionsole.
We these Bonds TO friends a. hfstciAs "
curify. x $500, ~ vhom
thew for sale. = : btShOf Co., NO - y - =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

Y'UNIS MORRELL, AUCTIONEER.- pay
advances will be- sold THIS Thursday MORNING. At ~
O'Clock Il No 70 Nassaust by Catalogue, SECONDHAND
and NEW FURNITURE Oil Paintings, Mirrors, slyer'Pated
Ware China and Glass Ware Spring and Hair Mattresses
Counting House standing and sitting Desks Jewey, Cigars.
&C. Bedsead cost $75 also Secretary Bed
stead cost 100; so Dressing Bureaus and Washands
bic tops also Esgee Lounges Fancy Tables Mattress Silver
Tea Set Castor Paintings Engrayngg. Newh dozen PrO
Chairs TeeaTe'e Sofas Rockers Easy Chairs Dressing and
Plain Bureaus; Grccan Gothic and Cottage Bedsteads oak
mahogany and backwalnut Extension Dining Tables also Ill
Stands EsSces Wardrobes. Bookcases Sofas and Center Ia
blcs &c. At IL o'clock Manue Fanny Ellsler Norma Sal
vadora Operas Santagos, Commercial, Forito Conheso FL
Rumo Cubanos, Londres, Muuuetta Union Jack. Pizaro
Rachel and Know Nothing Bundles of 100 and % in lots to
suit all.
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Nsw1)crk DAILY @bm,&s
FIRES.
rfpy ~ AygSrT 4.

~ @'e nour on luesdny hlRnt uie o'oSs W -
Melvin & Knspp's Candle Factory, on Ave"ue A.
ard One Hundred and Twenty-second and One Hun
bred and Twenty-,hird streets. Before the flames
coulc be subdued the buildings entirely destroyed
The buildings were Of wood and very old and covered
near hoh an acre of ground. They were owned by
MrP.W Hardenbrouk, and were valued AZ &. 900. No
insurance. Melvin & Knapp's loss on stock, ready.
made and in process of manufacture, H. estimated at
SO, coo. Loss machinery, SIS 600. Partially in.
sured.
FIRE IL sD0uGAL sTRgEr.
Or Tuesday night, the front window curtains Of the
house of VIM. II. Painter, No. lbs McDougal street,
accidentally caught fire from the gas light. Damage
slight.
FIRE AT HARLEs-DEsTRrcTIos or A CANDLE
F.croRr.-A late hour Tuesday night, fire broke
ont in the Adamantine Candle Factory of Melvin,
Krapp & Co., situated on the corner of One Hundred
and Twenty. Second street and Avenue A. The estab
lshment covered upwards Of half acre of ground,
ard was probably the arges, candle factory in she
United States. The fire originated in palm oil dis
tillery connected with the establishment in which the
process of manufacturing sdamantine candles was car
ned on The fire was 6rst discovered in the vicinity
Of large STILL ard supposed to have been caused by
the contents of the still flowing into the furnace
Mr.. fNZgefalu, the Sup'ihaenu"n was ~ WV 49,
ing at work in the second story. The fire spread with
great rsJ idy, and before Mr.. Fitzgerald was aware,
the rooms beneath him were mass of fame, and the
furious cement was fast making its way through the
entire structure. His danger was immnent-escape
blythe stairway impossible, and he had no atema-
tive but to leap from the second story window, which
he did, and fortunately sustained no serious injury
The remen of the upper districts were early on the
ground and made every effort to the Factory, bus
without avail. But few minutes elapsed after the
alarm given before every portion of the establish
ment was a Of flame, and in short time heap
of ruins.
The large brick building in which the fire originated
was owned by Melvin & Co., and the remaining build
ipgs, which were of wood, by William and Philip
Harlenbrook.
Melvin Knapp & Co. estimate their loss on ma
chinery, which is total wreck at 5000 Insured
for $l3150 in the following Companies:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

V'HE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. 50 WALL.sT. NEwYoRK.
MECHANICS BANK BUILDING.
This CompaEy with cash capital Of $3.50 600 insure build
m,rrbaudise household furniture, vessels in port and
h arroes and personal property generally against loss OF
49,. ~ ir, ON th. most favorable terms.
""'e = ' DIRECTORS:
c,,b,n Carpbreeng sann'l II. Foster, John l. Buckley
w R,mseu Jacob Reese, VIM y. Mclntire,
f's Jibbv Geo w Biggs James s. Sanford
ioss,b brittou Lebbeus b. Ward, john r. Suydsm,
W,rf Lewis Morris Benz Babcock, Theod. w. Riley,
pohert scbe Eugene Dutih, Jno. w Mersetau,
cLss ID smith NJ. d. Amos Robbins, Henry Beade,
Nm C. Wetmore, Joseph Foulke, Thomas C. Smith,
Mir Starr Jos. Grafton, jr, Stephen Hyatt.
Henry ). Leverich, -
JACOB REESE, President.
TuouAs GRFExLEAF. Secretary
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Groceries.

FAMILY TEAS Refined and other SUGARS,
GROCERIES, Foreign FRUITS. &c in all their variety
nav he had in quantities 10 su, families and dealers
beterms a. the large Of j. o. FOWLER Co.. Nos $50
and Gresnwchs Also, Sugar Molsc' and Butter uiis'
he for Bakers.
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q -COM-sTOVE, RANGE, CRATE and

&Vs FURNACE, RED WHITE ASH % per Jun. V
dsIs Of tuns and upward city Weghmaster will D. sent
free Of charge requested Give BEGINNER call 20 o<
West Wsshipstop. place. w Ii. HOWELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

pOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSlA.-Ihe
III PERSIA C. II. T.. Judkins Commander, will sail from
with the malls and passengers for Europe on
WEDNESDAY MORNING 18th inst
steamboat will leave the Companys Dock az Jersey City
with the Passengers at and 81 O'Clock a. IN
T. CUNARD, No. Bowlinfsreen.
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miscellaneous.

DRAZIL WOODED quutals BRAZIL
I'D WOOD lin bond and duty psid) for sale By
sPOPFORD TILEsTUN Co., No . Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

1SSG = HOURS SAyED.-1SSf
lCCO. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RR lOOO:
CoNpINY,S splendid steamers WESTERN METROPOLIS,
a ID Perkin. Commander. and SOUTHERN MICHIGAN,
L. d. Goldsmith Commando. form DAILY LINE between
RI and Glen ELAND-lesving Buffalo the arrival
% the Morning Express Trains from New York connecting at
Cleveland with the Cleveland and Toledo and Mchisan South
peouaed for safety speed comfort and time For Passage
OF Freight apply at the Company Once No ISy Broadway
corner of Dey-st. JOHN r. POhIth, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA.-SEM1-
IL WEEKLY U. s. MAIL LINE-The new magnificent and
very fast going steamer JAS ADGER S. c. Turner
Con- msnder will leave Pier No. 4, N. R., on sATUR-
DAY, Sept; Is. at o'clock, p m precisely ~ For
Freight apply board where all bills Of ladns will be
signed: passage the Office Of sPoFFoRD Tiles
TON Co, No. % Broadway The steamship SOUTH
ERNER. Capt Thos. d. Evan, will succeed, and leave
MEDNEspAY, Sept H. The f.vGIiis steamer sI
ST. Johns River Florida connecting with the steamers from
E.wYork and leaving Charleston EVERY TUESDAY, at
O'Clock Through tickets to Jsek'onvie $751; 10 rAak
&S3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

nR. THOMPSONs Aromatic Tooth Soap, most
~ convenient clean pleasant and effective Den.nee oa
wholesale and retail Drug and Fancy Stores SA Broadway
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Goal, Sc.
RRECKENRIDGE

vUNUE CELEBRATED BRECKENRIDGE
GOALS now for sale the following Coal Yards, At FIT
Dollars pr Tun for the present: -, 49,
COL p T. Snow No 500 Sfhsv, cor Hh-st, New York.
WALTER BICKER, Atlantic and Furrnans's brooklyn
A. w. WELDON, No. 20 Souihs ST., New-fork'
KGHAM HALL 4 Co Office southwest corner OF NJ mt
somery and Greene yard No. 81 Esexs
OIdtrs also b. len a. the BANKING Once OF Iho'r
SON, Ne. Wall-st., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

JosEPH HEGEMAy, AuciioneeT
ERIDAY, Sept. II, at II o'clock, a. m, at the
i Central Salcs-Roonis, Of Wilougby and Pearl
T.. Brooklyn-Assignec's Sae-Stock of STATIONERY
TOYS. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ For HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS.-On "wednesday,
Sept H. at p. from pier foot Of Warens North RIVER
the and vorte steamship EMPIRE CITY Captain Henry
Windle, will sail a. above.
Passage can be secured at the Office Of the Line.
Freight Newrleans 50 per cubic foot received
Monday, Sept. Is. ~ -,
Sbppers will supplied with blank bills Of ading Of the
form Line application at their Office No other
forms signed bill Of sdns will be signed after the hour
Of sailing. -
For freight passage apply at the Office No IL west
corner of Warren NJ. O. ROBERTS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

T(EMOVAL OF hlCHMOND' LACE oIOHrI
N No. ss7 BROADWAY, opposite Nblo's-We retnrn
sphs liberal have enjoyed for the last
twelve yea Having increased accommodations ena
Med keep Of Laces and Embroderle
Oar stock Of Point Flat Ribbons
AZ will be found worth attention New Styles OF Ladies' Caps
md monthly Occupying the whole build
,ns oar wholese friends can supplied with all
Acse patterns Of Mourning Collars Capes B1ques and Sets
Or which have 90 long taken the lead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
i of County of New York notice n hereby given 70 all
ner.ons having claims FRANCES BEAHAN lare Of
he CITY OF Dublin Ireland deceased present the With
vouchers thereoft the subscriber his oce No 81 W
in The CITY Of NewYok before the 10th day Of March
n,It-Dsted HewYork I'D day Of August, 1855.
aus IawSmTu +. r. MARBURY Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-11

DIAPER HANGINGS.-French, English, Ger
L uan and American PAPER HANGlNGs and BORDERS;
Decorations in imitation Of Woods aid Marble Feboard
Prints Curtains Pspers &c at tho lowest prices for cash.
CHILDS SMITH, No 452 Pear.st-
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05

I-z- Young America Temple of Honor
Meets every Monday evening at their Hall in
Lanes building High Street.
WM. HIGH, w. C. T.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05

~ Rev. M. Kcllogg's Congregation
will hereafter meet, by invitation, in The NJ. E
Church. Service every Sabbath at ! l A. NJ.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05

NJ. f. CHURCH,.
Service will hereafter be he'd every Sabbath
evening, commencing at early candle lighting.
in the NJ. E. Church in this place.
Sabbath School every Sabbath, at o'clock p.
NJ Ii. B. SHELDON.
Shasta, June 80, 1855. Pastor.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05

u E' CIanhpsus sItHs.---HtcsufHr IacPt-
ings of this Ancient and Honorable Order, will
hererfter be held every Tuesday evening, at
their Hall in Wills Brick Building knights of
the Order requested TO attend punctualy.
By order of the N. G. II.
Dec. Is, 1855. del5tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-05
NOTICE
NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
will apply to the Board of Supervisors of Shasta
county, on the lst Monday in February, A. D.
1856, for license for period of one year to
keep Toll Bridge across Cottonwood Creek. at
a point on said creek where the road leads from
Horsetown 10 Bald Hills and Arbuckle
E. w. FANN.=
Nov 81, 1855. 4w