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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
NEWJ JERSEY IZE.NS.
DARING BrRGLARr.--The NrAk Daily AIss'-

DARING BrRGLARr.--The Nrak DAILY AIss'-
h~r ss,s:
ro,h.r s.rips hug.ry committed this morning
r..,S.rcs Of Mr John yder No. iS WsshBston street,
re by rnirf key T. the back door
tbe lover nina room snA
snc.ed wsrt be oetairnf lot OF 'poons sno .nsh weH
ur M. SayceTs bedroom. where b. ~. asep'ns
the sold watch a. chain VA seA
a, sec pair Of aued very bsoly for the hair of
deceased child which "a 'h.m ofessfin saa s,s
etal n seu all belougIs 20 Mrs SEyder Two msn ~he
se observed lukns about tie pc- ., IL O'Clock ar sup
d 10 have conn it,ed the act What MAKES the rososy
more Saii the fact that Nrs Who DdsPosrd ~
fns five sDd during most OF tbs tins lay
lcut the that the burglar uuss
hsv. esu.d her t-ks the j.welry rh' vS also
burning the 81 isht thus showing 'hN this 10 no pro-
sccp sg.ust such d,PreiatioLs large dos IN 'ne heyn
borhood w-s poisoned
Several stories have become current in re!seon 10
the Burglar sho' by Mr Adams last sunday ons. thus
jersey Guy teny IN litter, and anoiher hs msn ~
buried vey mysteiiou', sunday Tnese however.
but oe umors 10 ths latter srtsna that
the steu SICK Friday std died sunday aud
buried 10 the Catholic srouLd tA proper fa.sraL
F.T.I ACCIDF A switchtendsr in the employ
e the N,wJeTey talIos1 Cor rsny named bars Moore
sccideutay b, train Of belonging the
Erie Railroad COMPANY which BACKING into the depot
Ne'resfay efteH ocl snc amos instantly sued Decessd
had beer the EMPLOY Of the New Jersey Comp sixteen
years. lie leayes wife and five children.
IAyrxG 4 CORNER STONE-rhe ceremony of lsyiog
the con e sot of church .dfce the Methodist Epcooi
roo large number OF present witness the
exercises
Nrw JERSEY Pnors -Durirg the month Of Augns.
the Pots brought port bl vessels ,s OF ~hos
N 81 vessels tssen to sea- snd Nc
sceictn's reror'ed
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Rry OvrR.-Mr~. Caristianl Brown, residing al

RTN UVFN.-MfN. C4TlstIFHt BrdlWH, 1FsTuIHR Ht
Ne Sheriff knocked dD~ and Tnes
.y evening horse and cart driven At unou. rae by
John Taylor caman So years Of who at the tins vas
part.y Intoxicated The accident OCCURRED in Al-n street
al the driver racing with horse osct wnsn
took lie arrested ana locked uo by Justice Wo d.
srd The iured conveyed nsensbe % the New
Yor Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

FIRFNFN'S P.PsDg At NV H.yxs -F,vi,e Com
ram n o, the Essera District toos their d.p.ttar, -
'ins bat io. wheh thsy have h.r,srsi -
setd the tr- Department PsAds ard TIA Of .n,i... ~
trires $ New HsyrH. " '"s-'' ~.
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEysEs.-EdwardP Pnilips
was yt.eId., esei charged with obtaining some cattle
from me, Glchrist dealer Bulls Head by giving him
worb,.. check for 100 Cidzen's Bank He
mtied BY Justice Bogart fOf trial.
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Advertisement.
Law wscUooL.EHENRY CLAY's OPINION OF

,uy sT.rg AND NATIONAL Law School Poushkeepss,
"Th. system pursued n uIrivsed-" la effects
IN. student re Next Term begins on sh ssptsm
ber. send for Circular % ). ".so~LAk'
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FIRF.-About ial O'Clock Yesterday morning Gre
wss ovsred In srch In Fulnor, 49,
pesr s,h owned by Pss.. and Gee p.ss !.
Johu n. Ca'el II nGuhei after damage % n.
~ r.c 40, hr the root
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fAdyeftisemoDt

s.-MENEELY's celebrated BELLS
Of su des> riptjons for sale, at Factory Prices, BY
FAIRBAyKs & Co., Agents, No. l89 Broadway.
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x.r5erblt avenue. attended to by DR. Bltne' M
H. 4. rcpor'G0


cage of, GLOW fever was reported ,.,.,. will.
The owners Of the fat boiling sst4n'i' Ameu' ~ !,
isushurch heretofore compla'oed OF AZ "u r., o.,d
p.Ared aud dematded AT iove't, t,gtuon.
vii examine It. p, misses b. fore fdt'be, o,obib
AlS SHAW moved 70 re.cod q c re'ouu,I p;ib b,s
,ho Ia,cing Of hees till October next lie saii "N
Ald. HrsrLFr opposed The mouOp ,.ceised opinion
shst % Sdes % dscs and "h 'acr s9 ssse
80 or not made out t'le iiesnoei about Any paic
ee.ss ssa haa AZ much WITH it, p.ssS pss%
hms el.s SewyO CITY wO9@ .iidc,ioe nGi s' should be-
be scr wss Sps cropped and the Board
u.,or Hail made HI. u',L daily Wis to G G'w'nu'
ha!o ,'o" ."I.cted districts yesterday in company
enc 'nc ..-. v. phvscsns from pnladcpaia lie found
va" o.ses " th the exception of that OF John
I,rren who is taken dosn The Others heretofore
lid are coDvaescing, aud some OF them have so
~ ,,ocvsred as 10 be walsing about.
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advertisement

UT
TRADESel,ct-c by the AGENT Of tbs sssbshmen ron nc
celebrated English manufactures. Grossly soh
vets sud Brunels-lstest patterns Templetons 80 ys oI
M.dso. An I,uarc, stock OF Three piys lnfIsios VI"
Cloths, &c. HIRAM ANDERSON, No W oo"e''
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IsoUFsTs BY THE CORoNER.-Co'oner Connery
d an iuouest on Thursday at pier No. r. tn, body Of
John HaLson. native Of Denmark, u ye 'r u age wh)
drowned by accidentally falling from the steamer an
!, rbit.
Also at the foot Of Cans. street the body Of Peter
Cobel boy yea of age drowned some days ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

RrcrPTIos OF GEoRGE PEABODY.-Mr Peabody
the eminent American banker Of Lordon whose cour-
ttiics and hospita ity to his American countrymen
have made his name justly famous, is about to visit
N,wYoIk, snd is supposed to be on board the Allan
tic which was to ssil from Liverpool Wednesday.
com plimentsry re ep.ion probably dinner will be
given to him by the merchants of New York, who
have already apported preliminary committee, con
s'sng Of Messrs TesoD, Colt, Souther, Sherman and
X. Bel, to make arrangements.
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,.,-rdsv 4, Noh nd upon the body psuk
smith wbo frocpd Gown esd tie sfspooa previous Ds
e,,..c w.s ersed in ene,ysng essn In Clynsr susst
,nd ,,makns he 'el' uLwe attempted n ost wsso
f backward .xpc verdict OF death BY dssAss a
N. heart " as re eudered. Deceased vas single man
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

Thaddeus Hyatt, of the National Kansas Committee
acknowledges the receipt o't2i - from the HoD
Benedict, berg a contribution in aid Of Kansas taken
at a meeting in Parr, Oneida County, n. l.
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MAYOR WOOD As RFFORMER

CFFICk OF THE CORPORATION ATTORNEY, Sept ), 800
To the Edisa, IF The " " Ty5un<.
e''er ha' spresrei from the Hor. Fernan'o Wood IN
which he site mojesy r-countns bis pub ,srr;e con
seDts to be cssdis'e for Mayor tbs solicitation OF few
schanis who have sansey ta 10 the Of miAkins
pirate for puritan.
In hi. ehar.cts.tc document is the foo-os paragraph
The pose have reported all Csc, Of violation Of corpM
or edpsnees bat those whose duty sad de-
desrte Cf efficiency In seeming the com u OIL evil"
E1hs statement Is false IN eyerv particul.
Ire complaints reformed from the Mayor Chefs & e.
DO ebuce ore fi,th Of the suA violation. =. sting ia
The several Wars comp sint the Mayor
hss verbally ued the Po ice should overlook ,nd rssas
srd in msny instances he has issued written permission for
street Gun barces & very aggravated character No culen
tLe 'horoughfre. OF city. and fam liar
with our ordinances, bat sro. p-rususn vo
la,oDs.
He srparent pleasure in referring IN. undoubte t
that houses for sale Of liquor ibbrh we're closed
b, bs order and ictson" nme5s ely after his election
but adro,ly that ths lie rs,are with h
honest labor. favor OF Temperance and the SABBATH.
Whist mi.es able pretsxt. At hs suyseion orii.
.rce IVES into the Common Council Ia the 5p
1855 orthe eaectua enforcement ofhe EIcseaTs
bich wa. .sed By him the Ath Of M,rh but under this
orSnar solitary complaint been mais 70 the best Of
n kuo~ sr gle conviction -ecurei; sGd since III,
L Jausry a. hen eu,eiei upon tn- dishsrse u
oue- Corona ion Attorney no conPa, Ave to the 'a'
Of iquor on sunday IA. been msde TO ms Once .
been sied These complain have bee disc IN i1ue no,
because w fails to susan than b1 6--.n'- the e;on
sppr aches. liquor interest which he before bltt ,ry
a.s,led be t-DpOrsr coucia-d anu ntie spn
huory hi. Sce the 18th OF JaruAry ts' about
7io .u,s have en- actually commenced in tbs Office and
very srge number yedcs obaLed the tues aGi iees DC
Iyed from which have been paid INFO toe treasury A., J.,
ILto in which have discharged ny oihcA a.
ties sc,u,iy s respectfully challenged a-d II will b. ou1i
toub Let alton ha my aceouat' have b4en kept
h more leity and ho esty Which il mast be confessed, 10
10. .s,irg mucn than those OF his nor The Mayor w1ch
have been ade the suhjct OF legal inss'asuon sd
tie csr- 4 which the Il rs Of the Superior Court
/. spectfuly 1meLded 10 Brown Brothers Co.. aai
"a others
In ustce myself snd the Bureau which preside
solicit the insertion Of this eSPltnatn ard ~ con
cuon merely observe that real OF voting iJ al
homes. Mayor the last election, us'eai OF sns aiuns
Honorsb Fernando Wood privilege which desgn en-
io,irs sssln in November next. OEO. IA. PURsER.
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F,1M AccIprsr-A .~itch.tendsr in the emnlo,

NTw JERSEY PIrors -Durir y the month OF Augus.
the New r., Prot. brought port 61 vessels ss OF which
bosrded re 81 vessels tsken TO snd no
sceictn MS reror'ed.
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killed oS The NEW HAvES RAILRoAD.-An un-
Luownu Killed yesterday sferGoon, At ocl9cs bi
bs ,n over az the corner of Fourth Eighty
fourth street by New Haven aai'oad train appears IN
decessds lat blew G and rorg the track he made "a
gort 70 regain IT, but tell across track aud over
irstsI Nv killed by HIS bo5y was tsen 10
tie Fourth istrc Police Court aud the Coro LO1ilei
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

ALLEGED C,IlFoRSIA TICKET SwISDLE.-A man
named Alexander Mason yesterday arrested by Ohcer
ebb the Lower Police Court charged wih chatpg M
Jsnes OCtunof sue' of LoyejoJ' Hotel out OF SiW by
slu him worthless ticket tor passage 10 Caiiorna rs
that the falsely represented TO M OColhor
babs was agent r the Caf5rua Mail Steamship Company
81 y Induced the latter u part with hi; moaey Tor
Ticket hict subsequently fund u be worthless The
accused before Ju,c, Connolly and held u answer
he chArae,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

AsrRosoNIcAL TINE.-rhe Dudley observatory
Trustees lave proposed to the New-fork Common
Council to furnish astrsnomcal time to any two city
clocks that may be designated, provided the Corpora
tion will build line of wc-wire telegraph to Alba sny
The coet of II is telegraph will be 1000
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

MONTHLY REPORT OF The DIsPENsARTEs IN THE
CRY oy NEw Patients treated during August 1886 N
DsTepsary At their dwellings, 4)i; tsl 5'O adults,
Zb children Is $50, yaccnaed, % prescupti lns
dispensed 1877. Eastern DispensNy lSli st their
owellpss 2f6 total. l,13; adults 900; children under
IS years GA vacclrated 81 prescr ptlons dispensed, 2
DenHt Dispensary lil3; at their d~elinss, 4is total
ass adults . children GDder 5 years no vacensted
ne ,ciuo dispensed 1888 North Western, 9S5; AZ their
dwe "a tota 1877; adults e8 children und der - years
tO3 r. spell sed 82l. Agseats number 10 whom
and medicine rendered. gratuouY dpuns
tie MOI tb males rs females, 9Oo Nauyty-<1p
cout,es Partial resultsS-nt TO hospital 26 died Ol The
pcpsl cau.-s death wereChoefa lnfsntum, hara"Dn
Scse Fever ard Small Pox The prevailing diseases chiefly
affected digestive and systems amor the most
important were Cholera nf4num Dy ysentey and Small Pox
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

Tirich Pa'medo, aprsctcing physician OF this cny'
testified 10 making a professional examination at the
Second District Station House, and tlscovered EVIL
d.1ces of violence about the persons OF both tne com
plsnants, and that from appearances they had led
correct lives &c. . -,
Oo the conclusion of the examination Joseph Jack
son and John Dixon were fully committed 10 a'ilt
the acton Of the Grand Jury.
In AM wer TO the usual inquiries, Joseph JACK on
stated that be 35 yesIs OF age, was born 10 the
State of Maine, lives in Flabush and by occup ition
stevtCore. .o,a
John Dixon stated that he was 90 years o. age,
bo,n IN the city Of New. York lives al No. II hur'use
street New-YoIk and by occupation ste'"uo'e;
The defenG ants, uncer aGNlce OF cc'"oo ~ q.
Morris and H. Dikeman, declined " ""'"ei a"!
questions as TO the charges made
The man jackson has, it iePol.e. 9d geen ~ R .ne
babit OF taking loote wome so "Friepds Home" a9d
pn ounSe Nd .tted the officers about TIE City
90, ths y. meu had been taken oil, a. there
10 =" en-. nov testify against them (nimselt ana
wnss.oc,o,es before the grand jury. And D1son
.vss,. 90 ano.ber Of them. Some two weeks since
aG the home Of Thomas c. Abbott in Degraw
stes. lie frequently called there TO see a woman.
IL raped at the door and made great no Sc, Zen
the occnpsnt came out to what was the matter.
Dixso, demanded admissiop, threatened to break
eowrthe ooor, &C., but be would enter. NJ. Abbott
wer up starr got pistol, went 10 the front win
tod him if he did rot travel he would 90, some.
hng soio He continued to batter the door, used the
n'oeN 'loent language, when Mr. A ,bott discharged
Psoi ana slot him in the arm. This accounts for
Hs injured arm OF band.
Ill fa'Vcuars OF this case were kcpt as still as
Po,o. Neiy lev knew anything about it. Tnoss
meas wto had anything to do with |. seemed very
u"n II'sies'ed snd deerou. ttat Il should not be
"Soe Pu,nci even the names of the bail Of the 40
c"uo lot be procured Of the re~pec.a
oJ VI 'Ne DVeosioen' who dd not wish their IA nes
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least three times invaded BY armed bands OF Border
Rufians from a neighboring State The first time
the, undertook to elect Territorial Legislature,
and did elect one. driving the bona tde electors
from the halls By threats and violence. The next
time they elected in Ike manner Territorial dele
gate TO Congress. The third time having armed
themselves with common rifles and sabers stolen
from United States arsenal, under pretense of en-
forcing the laws Of their bogus Legislature they lay
siege 10 Lawrence for two weeks interrupt all trag-
cling. plumber the neighborng inhabitants, commit
several murders, and are only presented from
burning Lawrence and cutting tn throsts of lts in
habitants, by the Sharp's rifles with which for
tunately these inhabitants were armed. Now If all
fbis does not authorize the Federal Government TO
interfere for the protection Of the Inhabitants OF
the Territory, what is the meaning of the Pres-
dents assertion that The people Of the Territory
possessinp BY it's organic law the right to deter
mine their own domestic institutions. are entitled
"while deporting themselves peacefully to the full
exercise of that right, and must be protected In
"the ENJOYMENT of it. without interference on the
apart Of the citizens Of any of the States p MUST
BE PROTECTED. If the President thinks so. isn't
it time that he stirred his stumps in the matter
Kansas, and all the great pressing questions and
interests connected with it, being thus CURLY dis
posed Of the President ayOrs Us at enormous length
with his historical and theoretical views Of the ORR
gin. nature, ends and aims Of the Federal
Government which, in the Presidents opinion
arc briefly to enable the SOutherners to hold their
npgers. and to catch them if they happen to run
away.
This being established to the Presidents salts
faction, be proceeds to read lecture to Massa-
chusettS for declining to enforce the Fugitive Slave
Act and in strain that would better become en-
editorial in The Union than Presidential Message,
to argue that all the complaints of the North against
usurpation and aggression the part of the slave
holders is unfounded-the fact being in the Presi-
dents view of it, that the Shareholders are exceed
ingly quiet, yielding long-sudering and much
injured individuals. Finally the Message winds up
with spicy and energetic defense of the Kansas
Nebraska bill and of the right of new States to be
admitted into the Union, Slavery or no Slavery.
Intermixed with all this is great deal of pa
thec horror over the danger of dissolution OF the
Union; all which at the very close OF his Message
the President confesses to be pure CANNON, de-
clsrng Lis firm belief that "against the mistaken
crock of the Constitution the storm of frenzy
g and faction must inevitably dash itself in vain
So ends this long bid for the votes of the South,
which the President, worn out with months
writing, would not hold back day longer.
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Gov. Clark has conferred honor on himself and
q great benefit on the metropolis BY appointing
ELISHA S. CAPRON to the Office of City Judge
vacated by the resignation of Sidney II. Stuart
Mr.. Capron is man of unblemished character and
the best qualifications for the place. He is now
some fifty years of age, and passed more than
twenty years Of his professional career In Herki-
mer County, where he held high place as a
criminal lawyer being often engaged in the trial of
capital causes. Though decided Republican in
sentiment, he is free from all entangng alliances in
politics, and is under partisan obligations to no.
body, The public may expect from him--what is
SO greatly needed in this eiy-a perfectly fearless
as well as impartial administration of the duties of
this most important station. When such man
takes his seat upon that bench it is an occasion of
satisfaction on the part of all good citizens
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PAREER II. FRENCH TO THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.

HovsE or LGGArIoS oF rHE REFvBLic oF NICARAGUA
f 81 p Near the Govensesent q the Bnited States.
Ben hhs MeKecn, Dist,ics- 4feOysyy DATED States:
SIR: | have received your letter Of the Goth inst,
notifying me that complaint has been made at your
Office, under oath, charging me, together with other
persons. with having 'begun, set foot provided
''ond prepared the means fr military expedition or
"enerprse to be carried on from this country against
"the terity OF the Republic of Nicaragua" As you
are the District Attorney OF the United States for this
District il II perhaps proper that shogd distinctly
arrow that neither myself nor any member of my lega.
directly indirectly, in any such enterprise expedi
ton. You will perceive therefore that Il il not neces.
say that should give your letter any further consid,
Grafton. Respectfully, SC, .. 20
49, lsigsetD Parker H. FRENCH
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pueinese Notices.
sunnrrrlIom,s TRoCnEEs.

az !. Rcor, Dear u,snks!-SAakepoaSe.
sA,s,is ,on ask Ne ~aeRcc those pictures-
vaa,so thee pictures, taif and lovely
vssn,e ,Ao.e Photographs and CrAycis,
. sest,vrca ever ell the coanuy--
Ilrnssset that ne'cr wen oqusled
Since paeucrrc the smhcains oaptnredi '
.Arula ansN or should tell you
They wcrc made ey Roor TIE etuS''
AZ thre sixty-three Byotdwsv; 80
Ma, Nv RoSr waose WON, rSceihht
An thai tancy Ger imagined
4, year IN wear hath Won tAe Irsses--
Ns>als rod AID medals sANeT-
All swNNica for perfection.
-, the Land whcre'er you wander,
ah,ra N,a, 100 ,leu there Non tno thtAt,
IA trpssaros cherished dearly;
lIrnrsscs II ssinted mothers,
Srsilins infants, sscd is1hersi
\Nlyrs Ia all thp blown OF beauty
Nushants slcfNinc ~ uanhoodi
NsiAcns fair IS oicning roses,
yysnhlcA srafi~iaanes totterirs dowhWhd'
An Nv WisArd Roor arrested
Era sle hapd cf the destroyer
Ta,r thg loved apart foryet
W,s,ia Yea sec, Ms IN mirrof,
rv,r, hseaancnt rejected
TvSTy shsdow OF exPress,on-
(nasht m all its varied phases,
Csnsht as by scune wondrous nssic,
CapsAt and Put on file toT sees-
(ao 70 Root, Tho Peoples ass',
Roor whose coarse Is ON and uiwatdi
Thrrr pasuerrcotypc or Crayon
Paragraphs. both llain aud colortd,
AZ his torch cone forth N srsendoi
do AMI ace the crowd Of patrons
(ss,het IN the precious treasures;
Nark the smile q satisfaction .
As they " see as oikcrs see them
Sit Yourself ard prove our story
Story Ionkicow omitted
When he wrote his Hiawaths; ~, 90 p,.
Ian I lS& HooF tN'eA' W. -
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The Board of Councimen adjourned last even
ing sine de- after having nearly cleared the table OF
papers not acted upon. The report of the Com
mittee on Finance upon the tax levy however, was
not taken up. A resolution Of thanks cOmpl-
mentary to the retiring President, Mr.. Conover, for
the able manner in which he had presided during
the year was passed unanimously. Mr.. ConOver
made brief and appropriate speech to the Board
In it he paid a merited tribute toMr. McClenachen
the gentlemanly Clerk of the Board, and his as
sistants
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WILDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE.

TO
CouS1ERYEys are ouy attempted best Of Banks 1t
has recently come 10 knowledge that certain parties in this
city sre making article which they call Safes and marking
Ire sane WILDER" and offering them for sale through
soa VIII local habitstion, and who evidently
toua name also who represents them as the Genuine
Wilder Patent Salamander Safe 80
This Is 10 caution the public against this imposition the
WoRLp.RENoWNED WILDER PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE
THE sEsT FIRE-PRooY SAFE IN THE WORLD,
now made and sold only BY the subscribers at their depot
No l2a Waterst and by Messrs STEARNs MARVIN, Nos
IA and l46 Wsters where at either place, fu assortment
b. e. WILDER & Co., Patentees and Manufacturers,
Depot No. I22 Water ST., near Wa-st.
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but Franklin Pierce, President Of the United
States, and the Democratic party, so csllet whose
instrument and officer be is. Before the President
undertakes to indulge in mauiln lamentations over
the alleged disregard neglect OF the laws on the
part Of others. LEI him first give us small speei-
men of viecr BY himself protecting the people OF
Kansas against Border Ruian plumber and murder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-01

Car a NEW TILE.-KNox is our halter. In
A,s Uns ne Is the man Of the He viii be in great vogue
~, he HOLIDAYS for every well dressed gentleman Of ssS
cro,sn himself with Of hNoxs elegant SIX
" h.yrr H.rs before calling upon his lady friends beng
cy are graceful in shape As well as sulsr9I IN qss1y.
k. fpe Of fUES for the Lanes store cVinef
:, y,lron-st. ANA Broadway.
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We continue our comparative statement of receipts
BY mail for subscriptions to Tnr WEEKLY TRIBUsr;
n-.sl endin, 1854. Week ending 1855.
December 3d. ga. 400 A. December %. .sll s7s 80
gain of sI,6Is SIS in favor of this year.
The circulation Of THr WEEKLY TRIBCSy is now
l41 900 copies. We believe 30 great number Of
subscribers has never been accorded to any other
journal in the world. limited number OF advertise
mems will be inserted in The WEEKLY TRIBUNE at IS
cents fine.
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Ntwatprk Daily Griba,re.
TUESDAY, JANUARY I, 1856.

This being New-Year's Day, no morning edition
Of The TRIBUNE will be issued tomorrow Inc
u.ua evening editions, containing the latest news,
will be issued at IA and o'clock p. m.