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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

The steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool for this
port, is now in her fourteenth day out, and fully
due. Her news win be TO the 9th inst, four days
later than that brought by the Canada just arrived
at Boston. Nothing was heard from her at the
hour Of our going to press this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
New21ark DAILY @ribm,te
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 90 1856.

We shall print for regular subscribers $50 600 copies
of Tas WEEKLY TRIBUsE Of hiA week 1t is without doubt
the hest advertising medium in the country This the last
d.y foe receiving for this weeks issue Price
Seyenty-6ve Cents line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

Travel eastward is very seriously impeded by
ihe snow which fell on Saturday last. On.
dispatches report much delay in all railroad trains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

The Association derives Importance from the fact
that it Is becoming the center Of operations Of the Re-
publican party as the most eligible point to affect the
ensuing Presi1ential election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

Ms Caroline Lee Hentz. the suthoress, dis' ~
Mariana, Florida on tae nth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20


OF the Republican Association of Washington:
Northumberland T.. NJ JOSLIS.
First Vice President. .........JACOB BIGELOW.
Second Vice President........uARTIS BUELL..
Recording Secretsry.........LEWlS CLEPHANE
Corresponding Secretary. DANIEL r. GOODLOE-
Treasarer....................H.S BROWN.
OWN. BLANCHARD
DiTectOra ............lD j. BISHOP,
s. H. TUDOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

fIrCTn's SAVING DACIIINLs. M PtIsDlH " II
-, a. 10 n regard 70 SEWING MicHvfs can obtain
a 49, s,,yirr Al osE oco for copies Of ~ sISGEa Co.'S
szet,e paper devoted entirely s Sewing Machine inter
e." M sISeEE Co. No. 90 Broadway, New.York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
EXCELSIOR

FfkY-IEs COMPANY.
Office No. 6 Broad-st.
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 2 1855.
Tho BoARp DIREcroRs have this day declared seusn
pud DIvDEND Of TEN CENT the Capital Stock OF the
Company, payable and after the 10th inst
The Tfansfes Books will be closed until after that date
HENRY QUAcKEsBoSs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

FRHNC BUILDISG STONE,
IHPORTED FROM
CAgN fRAE g,
OF ell dimensions
AND n PARCELS TO SUIT THE REQUIREMENTS
on FURcHASERS; EOR SALE BY
DEPPERMAsN 4 ALBURTIs,
No 90 Beaver s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.

WAssIScTos, Tuesday Feb. 10, 1856.
The following Is list of the recently elected officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20

~ oTuING AT WUOLEsALR-We beg to INFORM
sdLern ADD Western Merchants that stock OF 90
scnsES cLoIHSC just Manufactured eonl 1 ne ~
vanity Cl choice STYLES fDr mems wear eNei ~. v! y
I-onse rarepr from be owprced 7p 20 th haSS' ef' "
W "e"'' % ~ w ID. DZsLIN 4 Co,
- e.o On AID go Eroa5w. 8. corner OF Warren e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

THE MfMBrRs, Ex MEMBERS AND FRIENDS or
Fnlton Engine Compauy No n are requested 70 meet a
The engine hous~ ths Sunday afternoon. oct oci>ck
Ass tribute " iAse brother
n-ss- err kdvsrd 0ueeps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

ToHN LLOYD; AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE AND ExTEN-
q sive auction sale by JOHN LLOYDS SONS, at the
country seat of Warren Leland Esq Throgg's Neck West
chester county ~ Y on Thurnday. Oct q ii O'Clock n.
The entire household furniture ofhe splendy fnrnshed
sion consisting in part OF elegantly carved rosewood Psrlor
glass backs and Doors secretary
centre sbes carved oak dining tables and oak chairs
match covered In plush mahogany, rosewood
black walnut bedsteads, marble top dressing bureaus and
washstands elegantly carved 10 match urer
suit Of splendid carved oak bedroom furniture match
best quality rosewood hatstand hail. easy sewing chas
tapestry velvet ana Brussels carpet olco and rug SPLEEN
did on paintings by tbs old masters In elegant rch ames
rich cut glass and china dining kc pAror.
hail and kitchen stoves together with large assortment Of
kitchen utensils with which the sale viii AfAo,
horses nine splendid road carriage and saddle
hands and both well matched web broke kind; carriages
and cose carriages six seated rockaways light wagons
Tlbury, Rostcn chase, depot
and farm harness. double single
plated harness. sets tandem and team pouy
and mule harness, saddles brides whips bankes haers
bred Durham all for milk in calf BY The ebrsehs-
rough bred Durham bull "Farnley two splendid yoke
Also six full and bred Durham calves By
same bull three fat hogs large lot Of poultry large lot q
esh and salt hay old IN crib the eight
he shnck the largest growth In the couny together WITH al
ell the above property viii positively be sod
the highest bidder Terms cash Catalogues 80 had
John Lloyds Sons cHce5 Nassau 1t
room No 4e6 broadway Of Broome Metro
polian Hotel New York; Bownes, Arnoux Boen valen-
tine weschester Fower's Pelham Bridge and At the RAD
road depots between Mott Haven and and
Bridge depot convey passengers and from the place Of
sale during the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

4 IARGE ASSORTMENT on BILLIARD "a m rs w.
N ieest styles and made II The msnnev ~ 80
scned msts<s Also fen second hand tabies ~ 80 =
o'ooFNoh ooiaSsDskS nAsufacssry. e Ans srssz
AIoDM. RnsLIARD. YABrRs ANp cowprN rrow
lU cshis patented Rebrusry r. fS: fe s.ls oniv -
The upferssr~ none georsre unless - ~. ~
rs'eS SssAs' sns "a s6 - =. - g. r Rsls-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05


nYEK wANIEI -IMMFDf ATELY A JOR DYEk. ONE
~ who understands his buslncss ohtsln uermsn~ot
situation by applying addessng a Hall Rensselaer, ys
gisep 20 . steady man.
WANTFD, rNwEpfATEIy-IN A FfRsr GLASS "a
w mhhshmsnt In Bsncre person 70 make srnbro vp~s
aud photographs and take charge Sitting aens
ment ddres With terms aud reference, a. Pollock Bsu.
more, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05


AT NO PLACE WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES or OUR
N Rlorous Union can glass u ale be obtained thai yin
room. 10 Wall Sweet -" "
DAvB CURTIS r r. PRRSpKRaAsr worm
~ be happy 70 meet their frends their saloon Broad.
way ~ Nicholas Shades epposite 81 Nicholas Hotel ~ B.
good wafer and oyssefnan wanted
THE RAINBOW BAR PARr.OR FOLLOWING THE M
ample Of the first caas hotels m Europe. prov,d.,
retired arlor for hs gu~s where the European Caoads
and The prinspa papers Of New York. on hand sos<
ffpm he hustle Of = public bar. "p'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

GILBERT 8. SAVAGE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI sale Of assorted stock Of fancy goods and ewey
second hand and rnture superior rosewood piAnA
saiesroom So Cedar street. Thursday Oct st iQ
O'CLOCK n Catalogues be had at the tho
day previous 10 sale. BAGLEY SAVAGE ~ Cedar u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

GILBERT s. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NJ sale OF assorted stock Of 6ne groceries Tuesday,
Oct ut l0z O'Clock, A.
large and prime lot Of sugars white refined yellow reaed
sugars Light brown and brown, Ia barrels tnvoioo
Of teas green and black coffee maccaron rasns amanda
curTsns brandy in pipes u =, cases and dcmU2hns;
lot OF LIQUORS, &C. BAGLEY SAVAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

w 8. MEr.LoR, AucrIoNErR.-BY w. A. MRIIoR-
Mortgage sae on Tuesday, Oct Z ii f0t( O'Clock 4
cabinet furniture consisting o. cold parior ssis
covered ~ reh orocs,e plush and hactoh - rosewood
marble top centre tableseteReres nd
robes bookcnses and corner efererps s9S
paror furniture SUIT tete tete, plnn sofna fancy
ssamf ensmeed chamber suits in great variety rscepos
chsus nshneany and rosewood chamber furniture suits
for shipping the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

w MEILoR, AucTIoNyER ". q NELLoR-
We Tuesday, Oct nj ION O'Clock. sAexrooms IS and
Is PARA row opposite the Astsr House. hand
furniture being the furniture Of family giving 40 house
sssds corn husks and hair cottage chairs and
mattresses mahogany paror chairs clothes horses bath Tub
ientrn Of the trade - - =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
FREE SCHOOL,


sfsSS &: =. & du
Z e opened ss Dr.
sss y Tn Z. e s.sss
f.'s iss'ss.a,s v 81 Greenwich stree.
s..... 10. =. San.! scrS Moore and vsrck streets
s..... 81 Sssros avs, near xou.som~y
So. e. Cate S IT. 49, s. s.n s e,s
10 x. :Issis. s.sss: s.:s Ssissesy.
ia......No -. lzS srssI' Harlem
@ : :;ss: s s:.5 g q : :,:.s.
s.....S 30 o.. ~ srssi sssr = sssnSs
e. .s. r.: . re-. q q, s, ssses'n avenue
3..,...No. r.. cd SAVES, nsar sA avenns
ss: .; :; $50 ::
~ X iss sS:'ss ssas
i -. i::' s'o.; ..s !. a:::s..ss :....
So. No a.. Rim ssres;, Sssr leonard
To- 30 g. n n..g. ere, :,ssss sss! sos,ss-sry.
%..... 70 =. Lsdiev s.sss ns.r Delaney.
r.. IT, s :'. ss. ss ss. :, sssss q
s,s sn1s ~, ss;; s.a
b.. No O.. TweDds,A street nesr second avenue
. .sr sss .iss ssss s Also ).
p1sd = he school ho.ss iAarsns street. between or.n
re- ,s,ss.. S.v; been ssss:S and sxshns
So.o.ss n.us.s paps ss .fcssrss '' sppIss
Ton m sdmssscn mus be made a. the school rooms - soos
sddoasi .s% q nine weeks win commence on the sA
xrDRxw D. PERRY
WILLIAM JOINS, ia,
s Ssi;s i sSSssss ar..,.::s school.
0EOk0R WHITE
WILLIAM sTNCLAIR,
NEW yopx, Sept y, lsoe.
ERENCH LANeUAeE.-pRQy. D. LAaRoTx no
BrcsdssL WI so%.ssoe. HE sfsrncca and eyen!ns
number 81 pupils each elass viii be limited 70 Ave 40
pcaons for private class instruction 10
L,oRr PLAIN sEMrvARY-rwo HOURS RIDE FROM
Albany, the Central Rsrusd male and female TO
"a sspcnse 500 year; during winter es charge fuel
winter November 4 For circulars.
Rev. .. Lslmer, A. NJ. For Plain, N. Y.
Il gcntiemen.-Prcfessor ABBorrs n Teaching Inc
bs pupils At their residences
Termscavslrv and infantry $40 either separately
fb single essops. 30 cents Practice swords suppcn
rber psrculsrs address Professor J. Abbois D ives,
fitsenh street y. y.
DBoNogRApHy II WISH TIRE SERVICES or A
teacher IN The shove art sner in me
venng week ADDRESS study Union Post once
Tnk UP TOWN eYnNAsIux
Il Will be finished
On or about November l. 1856.
Fast Twenty shh st near Finh JOHN WOOD
yUAx1pp-rN FRENCH or AMERICAN FAMILY.
w three children 70 instruct rrmunr~~sl4n FOR
bu~rd nsieeLces gef 80 'sgured Adar-~s Music box
sssl rest Once ssps ~here interview nay be ssslas1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

n wrnosv~p ILLUMINATING or - -
a. 10 vor,, : sa gives much Ugh, s6 Fiof sperm
80. as,sses a. The oace Of the undersigned.
Prepared expressly for ships use.
mE4.1A- sxe4,lx ~ k~rnsere 0u COMPANY,
" Beaver street New Tsrk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

SPECIAL NOTICES.
n LIQUOR DEALERS MEErfN0.-rHE REGULAR
IL monthly meeting Of the New York Liquor Dealers socie
VIII De held q National Hall Canal street. Monday
spectfully requested 4. MONTGOMERY, President
A. N. MATHEWS, Vice President
CrsrAvrs A. RAN, Recording Secretary.
Members hereby notified that notice Of altera-
ton OF the ast clause az article ih Of Constitution
by laws relating to dues given the meeting and
viii therefore be acted upon the above evening
orsrAvus A. kAry. Recording sccrefary,
DETERsvnLE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION. REe
II War meeting win be held, at Military HAL No. 100
Iowery, Monday evening. Oct s. full attendance 4
neccsssy 20 make for the selection Of os o.
Tuesday. 9Th inst, on the grounds
CT. JOHNS LODGE NO. !. '. AND 4 M-rHE MEM.
~ bers OF this lodge requested 10 attend
pncaon A. their NO al broadway. Chinese Huld
ing sunday the 9th inst. n n O'Clock precisely for
purpose paying the last tribute OF respect deceased
brother Past Master Frederick W Leeds Members ~
lodges in good standing respectfully invited attend AL
50. the members Of Columbian Council No. l.
STEPHEN ROGERS. Master
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

ToHN L. vANDEwATER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.
81 vandewater viii SELL Thursday October o. 1t II
Scocl :. The Merchsnis' Exchsage the three sssry
Broadway well located containing all modern
SAILS peremptory For Particular inquire sugoneers
NNesau stroef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

w stores horses junk Colts revolving csbnes xc 81 orsss
q me hsvy AGENT ~ DuMoNT WI sell AZ auction On
1hmstay October 81 ~ O'Clock the Navy rHd Brcst
lynn horses g Cots revolving carbnes deck inepeccs
SO lime and cement barrel and about 10000 lhs iunk And
shahines Terms cash the goods 70 be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

w 9 MxrL0R, AUCTToNEER. w. A. Mrrr,oR
w Monday OcoberS ~ 81 Beecker street east on HvpoI
vay eeneei household furniture being the houseksi
us1a, variety VI Ess chandeiers EnsA oslcloh Pe<y
plate mirrors extension dining liable paror and coskinr
stoves hedneads bureaus wAahsaDd French plse mrrS
nxs and snsravines Tampa cccks toeeev wth large
riety Of Kitchen snd basesnent furniture whch The nae
will Catalogues on norui1s OF sale DSpsre
required Rom AL purchasers worhy Ae attention X Ne
trade and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

II nvESrsc scBoois roR EpucAros on HALLS
Notice hereby given tho evening schoos educa.
Ton q Or others yhoss ages or syosson.
DAT EVENING, Oct g. - o'coek for . term Of twelve
wsek In The rooms Of the male Departments Of the following
xchool houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

A BOOK FOR MARRIED AND SIEGIE--THE La
"A dies Perpetual Marriage Calendar containing calcutta
for every day In the year. $50 bapaux names VITA
private advice % the married Mailed free ON the receipt
fifteen five post stamps Price returned dissAts
6ed- ddress d. B. Dubois % West Fhteenth street. r
A VALUABLE WORK FOR ALL GOING TO SEA.
IA SEA SICKNESS
CAusH, SYMPTOMS TREATMENT.
Price, Ni1c. Mailed free. 3N
sPubiished BY srRiNGEk TOWNsEND, IA Broadway
MAYOR WOODS ADDRESS. BEFORE THE HAMI.
M ton Literary Union on the Character and Genius q
O'Clock r. NJ Tickets 30 cents TO be had OF VIM Hall
Sons 2S9 Broadway; Van Norden King q Wa street, ana
ut door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

~ Schenck Co-Tuesday October, at their saiesroom
Nassau street, splendid and unreseryed OF
art just imported the recent and standard publications.
Henry draves CO. the eminent London puhishsrs per
steamship ASIA an Immense assortment Of choice London
Cravings plain and coored including several pictures never
before offered In America Columbus discovering the 6rN
land Of America proofs Landing Of the piEra Fathers
Age and Infancy &C. &C. The Mssna Charter frA q nus
hunting and farm pictures beside all the Standard hoc
religious and devonsl subjecs arranged for exhibition
above, Monday October Prev0us "a sale iadios
eial invited Y Sc them Thu sale Is :. ne Instance Of e
Every picture pablkhed in England for the past ave years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

w s. MRILoR, AUCTIONEER.--BY ". g. nRLLO :
We Tuesday. Oct n i0k o'cjpck 81 sHenroons Is a.
10 rna .ov opposite The Assor House French pa,s
stock Of dealer and cold posvriy - .bovs wor ~
the attention Of the trade and Catalogue On unorn
~ sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

rSxrrRrENcEn srhyANTs COOKS LsUNDRFssFs
~ nurses chamherma De and wsitresscs sc
o1,xtourd Eerterens families wanted mme.
dafeay excensn sstuaians now ready, at AANNINGS
agency Ttli~ry Fulton street Brooklyn Or.
ders frorn ernp ave-s fnlls soieitad.
VFrsrTPD-AT Ts BROADWAY, TWO souKKEEP.
w pcrs aacufs Two salesmen. three clerks. two
ba rage mon two hremen two barkeepers
cte porters two drivers two coschmen and
fo1f boys ~ tod 4nt stoves Louis kaufman agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

SMz Beekman street below william At 1915 O'Clock
cabinet manufacturers stock sold In lots city AM
country trade conssng OF plain Dor aoas no medslIor
back God perior suea covered In hair
brocsieii; 10 rosewood, mahogany and walnut cbambsu
suiies plan ard with marble tops; easy chairs rocking do
70 dozen French parov chas. stands stsna
efeKeree, Ant variety Of articles furniture hns
vhok Of whwh Win be sold without reserve % close the
Articles purchAaed II tAr salo
Aleoom and packed for shipping rcAsonable charge
CaAleuee issued morning OF sale The nov read,
for e9hibiion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
CTuL ONwARD.-sUCCEss UNPARALLELED.-
- DRIED;
A TALE or THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMI.
by HARRIET DEEcHrn STOWE.

THE PHILADELPHIA DAILY PAPERS ARE SERVED
New York immedaiely upon the arrival Of the early
i2sc per week North american and Pennsyvania xnqui
10 cents per month Pennsylvania So cents month
street New York, by O. W. Cozens, Ledger Agent - Now
ark avenue. Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

A MUsIC TEACHER GERMAN, VINO HAS BnEk; nm
a esged during the last year in highly respectable fami
Tor piano and vocal music Apply for information Re- y Mr.
Liberty street NA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

n. CRIsTAIAR. AUCTIONKRR, WILL SELL ON
Monday 9th instant at l0s O'Clock at his saesrooms,
Is bowery large assortment OF elegant household fn
consisting Of nsSos.ny and rssewcoa psor chairs tables
steadA d. Ac together with seven and black
walnut bedsteads four dozen mahogany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

go AND % 50.-wRTTING, FULL COURSE; BOOK
YA keeping, SO time unlimited, a Mr. PAINE'S No. 90
With is.e s.ss pen and Els adlrabis method
head Of chiroGraphers -brooklyn Independent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
Disasters.

The gale of the 2Sth and Goth ut. appears to have
been very disastrous off the coast The following
sells have arrived here since Saturday morning, viz
The brig Ocean Wave, Capt. Lee, from Mobile
bound to New York, reports the 29th ult., lat 26
deg long. 81 deg 20 mn, having lost top gallant and
royal masts, jibboom and all sails and rigging
attached. She will undergo repairs, and proceed on
her voyage.
The bark Merlin, Capt. Kicker, from the Caribbean
Sea, bound to Baltimore with cargo of guano.
Capt Kicker reports that on the Goth ult., when in
lat &c deg Is mn., long 50 deg experienced heavy
gale lost fore and main-topmasts; at the time she
had g. feet water in her hold. portion of the cargo
was thrown overheard to tighten the ship. She arrived
at Algiers with two feet water in her hold. =.
Capt. Montgomery, of the brig Marsellois, arrived
here yesterday morning on the ship Orphan Capt
Montgomery reports having experienced a hurricane
on the 2sth ut when about forty miles southeast OF
Tortugas 9P. NJ. discovered the vessel to be on fire.
she was laboring heavily at the time cut away fore
mast to ease her. On the 3Oth, shipped heavy sea
which stove the after house, and washed everything
ont of it. On the I'd inst was taken off by the shil
Orphan, Capt. Kempton, They saved nothing but q
few pieces of clothing. The flames burst through
the decks shortly after leaving her Capt NJ. returns
tliuhss lhat Is tifouSh te nleuui VI Wig piss v
Capt Kempton and crew for their kind attention while
| on board of his vessels.
The bark Washington Butcher, Capt. Collins, from
Philadelphia, arrived, materially damaged and leak
ing. Capt. Collins reports that he caught the gall
when sixty miles to westward of the Tortugas. FL
was compelled to cut away the foremost, main top
mast, jb-boom and everything attached Had three
feet water in the hold and threw overheard portion
Of the cargo to tighten her. Capt Collins informs
that when off Apaaohcola he was boarded by a boa
from the shore Those on board reported that tn
schooner VIM R. Petts, Capt. Smith, had been driver
high and dry ashore near Apalachicoa, and would,
was supposed, be total loss.
The Mexican brig Hercules, Capt. Pamarino al
rived from CampeacEy. Capt p. reports that on tn
29th ult, in lat. % deg, longitude 81 deg, encoun
terad snvarf oIa which cor,ad aI,a tha mamma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
Steamboat Books


Staff O N E r S II L,
No. 81 Camp street and No. Bank Place.
The attention Of Captains and Clerks of steamboats, srespec
fully solicited stock of BOOKS AND ARTICLES got
up expressly for the Steamboat Trade which the following
Bss part Of
FREIGHT LIST; Cabin and Passage REGISTERS
Cotton and Cargo RECEIPT BOOKS;
Cotton RECEIVING BOOKS; Wood RECEIPT BOOKS;
Purchase RECEIPT BOOKS General RECEIPT BOOKS;
Cotton Discharging BOOKS; Discharging PAPER
CASH BOOKS ; Dscharging LIST BOOKS;
DECK PASSAGE RECEIPT BOOKS
CASH LETTER RECEIPT BOOKS.
Discharging Tickets colorcd and numbered;
Wages Tables, revolving and on cards;
Manifest Heads, Measuring Rods and Books;
Red and Blue Stamping Inks
Stamps, engraved or cut to order;
Collection Books Irvine and Irvine Boxes, ETC., etc. etc.
TRIP BOOKS.
All styles of ulng ready for ndexng the landings
also, made order to any desired pattern.
BILLS HEADS and BILLS LADING printed to order, with
neanes dispatch and generally all articles used by
Steamboats,.
E Particular attention paid to this branch of business
D. FELT & STETSON,
s. 2p3 81 Camp street, and Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
coRRu1srrSN FUND.

The New York Express states that the subjoined
circular has been laid on the desks Of nearya Of the
Custom House clerks, and other employees Of Gov
eminent in that city:
DEMOCRATIC REPuBLicAa GENERAL COMMITTEE THE CITY
Your By the above Committee for the Office Of
clerk, is forty dollars.
Immediately the expenses IS printing
etc. TO the coming elff9P chairman
H WIN. NJ IRoNsIpEs, seoy. #E85 55 I l77Gi 80 5s
W. 4 P paGk Chairman Finance Com
sN'' 1t q q coNTRELI, Collector.
Government employees are free men and when they
choose we see nothing Objectionable in their contrib
uting towards the PRONUNCIATION of the principles of
their party.
But, the mode Of collection set forth above is OBJ.
ectionabe to the last degree. It leaves the Govern
ment employees neither choice nor chance. In IN
mistakable black and white it says to the Custom
House clerks of New York: Your assessment BY The
abore committee for the office of clerk, is forty dol
lars You will at once perceive the necessity of
settling the same inlmediately,n etc.-or in other
words I" Mr.. Clerk, if you don't fork over, immedi-
ately if not sooner, you will be turned out and man
put in your place who will u This is the plain Eng.
fish Of the matter. Il 81. s IL 3.s5y.5s
1t is presumed the inward and outward pressure
caused by the alternative presented induced the afore
said clerks to " fork over !" instanter
In connection with the foregoing, the Express gives
the following form Of oath taken by every clerk and
employee before he can receive his salary at the
cashiers desk: En-
r., a----- in the office Of the Collector of The
District Of New York do hereby certify that have
performed the services stuffed in the account have
received the full sum therein charged benefit
and that have not paid deposited assigned
to pay deposit assign any of compensation thu
any other person. in any way directly indirectly
paid given nor TO contracted to give reward
compensation Jor Office employment the emolmen
| thereof @5E +3l So HELP ME Con.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this ls day o
m. 1856 5sE
SO il will be seen that the aforementioned "Demo
cratic Republican General Committee" not onl,
wanted to fleece the clerks, but to make them COMM
perjury! '3
Great country, this. @
We have not heard of any such outrageous proceed
ings at the New Orleans CustomH House, and are per
suaded that the veteran and honest Col Porter wou
sooner throw up his commission than tolerate them.