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Carpenters Sheet System.
FOR THE LADIES!

XTE have on hand great variety Of Co!ogacs,
w handkerchief Extracts, Toilet Powders and
an assortment of Fancy and Toilet Soaps;
pomadcs, Pure Bears Oil, Hair Ton;cs, Restora-
tivcs and Hair Dye;
Preston Salts and Aromatic Vinegar;
Cream of Beauty, Carnaon Rouge, Hair De-
piatory, &c., to all of which the attention Of the
Ladies is respectfully invited For sale BY
A. G. s. T.J. TEAGUE, Druggists.
MAY 90 If l9
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We keep constantly on har'' a
LARGE VARIETY
or Saddles.
Brides, Martin
gales, Whips Saddle
Blankets. Bed Blankets,
several Cases OF iiae Sewr! AMI
rrs:,rd Boots and S!nrs, Ladies',
Misses an,l Chi.drcn's Shoes, Walcr-
rr.oi Hunting and lji'rhrr's ii"ots, I;"ys and
Mems Bsusarls from M to Is. also, Fur,
Wpo! a:m! Six lIas. Cloth. Plus!, and
Fancy Caps. uSnahurss, Sheet
ing, Strings, Stripes Ger
gia II ::$. Gunuy ail
nunrr ia@@'rg,
Er',. R";". &c.
We s.hi,:t CASH ORDERS :ram parties not
visi,,. o.:r Iowa. All wi,l r,;vor in III ir> 81
%rs 10 satisfy in rv.r: r@"';calr, al Ml' c""l'ei
heir ui,c.s 10 Us.
pcrs ns visiting tbs Market are :'y s"citc!
to rive us c;II before Ties make t!'is purchases
Wc are determined Ia make it to their Il, ,vantaSe
by selling them their supplies LOWER than they
can buy them elsewhere.
%" We will give the market prices for Cotton
and every other kiml produce offered.
H. l.. CUNNlNGlIAM,
HENRY SOLOMON,
q. G. CUN%lNGHAM.
Hamburg May % 1856 Gn 90
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Eans.se and Lot f0rSafc.

TsNEl Subscriber wishing to layc for parts as yet
j. unknown, offers for sale his Cottage Residence
in The wo,ds three miles North Of liberty llill 1t
is suited 10 Preacher Teacher o.; rhysici III any
person wishin. u healthy residence.
Terms Low price aud long credit. For partc-
ulrs inquire Of GEORGE GALPlliN.
Longmircs, +. O., S. c.
April . 1856, If -
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Hamburg May % 1856
Notice.
Administrators a Notice.

4 Ill persons indebted 10 the Estate Of William
N Vance decd are earnestly requested t" settle
without delay, and all thoss having demands against
the same will render them in legally aitr,tcd
s. BROADWaTEE, AImr.
II O2.
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Nursing Bottles.

NEW and improved s,yle,-Also, ,Mipplc
N Glasses Breast Pipes and Pumps, Eipple
Shields, Trc,hng Rings, Sc. For sale by +
a. G. g. 7. j. TEAGUE, Druggists
May % If 10
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Notice..

A IL Persons having demands agansttlc Estate
IN of B. R. Addison, decd. are requested 10
present them properly attrstrd to The undersigned,
to whom also those indebted to The Estate are re-
quired omakt prompt payment.
G. L. PENN,
Adm'ur with the Will annexed
May If IL
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WaLKEn's Pos1Tioy.--We have recently
received various and very conflicting ac.
counts respecting the successes and lcverses
Of Walkers army in Nicaragua, and we
have been only able therefore to s i've such
accounts for what they were worth. OI
one fact we have been assured from the
most reliable source, that is, that the Eury'
dice never blockaded Greytowu, although
she examined several vessels entering thai
port principally. we believe, at the request
Of the Agent OF the Transit Company
There appears no doubt of Walkers retreat
from Rivas, after a heavy loss, both ON his
par, and lha. of the Costa Ricans. The
latest Intelligence informs us that Walker
was in Virgin Bay with 200 men, about TO
invade C"sla Eica; that he had 2ol men in
Granada and 600 elsewhere. that his force
consisted altogether Of /. 900 foreigners and
abuu; 500 natives and that owing to the
,!cpriv,.ious they were undergoing there was
Il grea, deal of dissatisfaction among his
trnups. This is the sum total of what we
have been able to gather hy the British
steamer recently arrived from GrcytowE.-
Panama Star, May %.
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WOMAN are like tulips--llc more modest
and retired they appear, the better you love
them.
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ssEScosao.spy is SVcast., 20

rOOD clean Rags of every description will be
VI purchased at the" Advertiser Office" Price,
9 cts per pound Now, here's a chance for almos
every body, and old bachclor's too to make money
April lS tt Ia
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forgive the fabricated tale which proved two
of my sritors worthless"
Freed from the veil, her dazzling beauty
beamcd on the painter in undmmed radiance,
and her hand thrilled to his touch. Need
we say that they were happy?
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CosvE,r1o, or AssocrAr1oxs-The sug.

CONVENTION OF AssocIAT1oHs.-The sug.
gcslions Of Action" which appeared i'll
our issue Of "Wednesday, mrels With favor,
and signs of the times. we mast think, urge
yet strangely prompt action. The Carolina
Times thinks the Convention should meet on
the col. instant, il not sooner. That date
vonld tc. perhaps, as early .as nil the a<so.
cia;i,ms could ln"rt and appoint their dele
gates Ii, then, these is 10 he Il Convention
of asSnrialinns, I"t il meet on the 30h inst,
and if we are permitted To make 'he sngg's.
liun. We would say III the Presidents nl
each association cal! u meeting as carly aS
possible and appoint delegates :" meet III
FColumi.ia at the lime abnvr named rs
there should be Il full meeting, that the whole
State should consult Together "n so impor'
tani Il question, we would suggest Ibat any
Districts that may not vet have formed :>an.
sas associations, should cali meetings aud
send up delegates, who may aid by their
council and advice the i,ruds OF Soalhrrll
Rights in Kansas. For we feel satisfied that
The whole State feels III interest in this mat.
ter, whether they have taken action yet or
not. The subject matter involved in this
Kansas question is the most momentons That
has ever agitatcd or perhaps ever will aglate
this coun,ry--in it is involved the existence
Of the Uninn The cry Of danger has been
so frequently raised, we have become fam'l-
lar TO the sound. bat now the cry is onln,
Gus and should not be disregarded. If we
slumbcr, the enemy will be upon us. New
er have the Northern section Of the Union
shown so much determination as now to
oppose, at any hazard, the further progress
of Slavery. and consequently the equality
of the South, in the Union. Let us then
meet in Columbia Oh the Goth Instant, and
take calm and deliberate council together
Let calm, lI.nking, discreet men be sent
there w!.use action will he marked by The
greatest prudcnce.-Newbcrry Mirror.
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HEADS Upr-A tall, raw. boned recruit
was put on drill by a little cock-sparrow Of
an officer; as every order was given to him
he would look down TO sec his commander,
and was rs often admunisEird to hold up his
head. Repeated admonitons Of This kind
at length had the effect to induce the recruit
to raise his head at least to level with the
setting SUN, and the officer ordered him TO
keep it there.
What, aIways2' was The inquiry.
Yes, always was the stern reply.
Then good bye leItcnant; shall never
see yon, again.
VERY FRENcr.--A French paper relates
that, at a ball lately given at Port Louis,
near Torrent, while a young lady WAS waltz.
ing, she felt the hand by which she was
supported becom. stone cold and on look.
ing into the face of her partner found his
features to he deadly pale and horribly con.
tracted. She tainted at The sight aud fell 10
the gro md, whilst l!re cavalier dropped at her
side. The lady was taken up and recover.
ed, but the life of the gentleman was extinct.
She maintains that he was dead several Sc.
cond; before sic knew it, and that she made
one turn round the room with him after he
was 4 corpse.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
A HORRIBLE AND FIENDISH ASSASSI
NATION.
rorrs,pouderee Of The n. o. Delta

Correspondence Of The n. o. Delta
MARIos Texas, Sept. T. 1850.
One of those revolving assassinstIons at which the
heart sickens and which have become 80 common IN
thee days of enormity, committed IN ths c1unty
ON the night Of the 26th ult
The victims were A. T.. Moore, esq, his wife, and a
lovely orphan girl twelve years old who was, oy
ADOPTION one of the family. They had just seated
themselves at the supper-tabe in the entry OF Their
house when the assassin cooly fixing rest Tor ms
cup by proppng board between the two stems oil An
bthea twenty steps from the table, and IN full view OF
his unsuspectiDg victims, discharged at them douoH-
barrelod gun.
Al the trst fire Moore fell His wife, who sat on hs
left exclaimed Lord have morcy' and Al mar IN
slant received the contents of second gun hred IN
quick succession. She fell instantly, and the orphan
eir who was seated on Moore's right, and between
Mr. Moore and the assassin spreng into the mousse anu
called for cainphor but before the servant could get
TO her che dead! Mr.. Moore received three shots
in the head and four in the right side OF the chest.
Ills ann above the elbow was much shattered and the
hand shot through. lie lived few miautes, bui
never spoke. Mrs Moore received four shots IN the
toce. and never seemed to have brcatbed after she
fell single shot struck the young girl htile TO the
LETT of the spine, passed through the heart ana e"n-
ing out at the left nipple, lodged IN her clothes;
have this shot in my posse>slon 1t ~ evidently slug
Mr.. Moore intelligent, emiabe, worthy clu,
z,n Among the most wGrm-hearted, womanly anu
benevolent Of her sex, Mrs. Moore had no superior
Without children herself she had shown tbe goodneS
of her nature in adopting from among the ndigent
three bomel, as orphans whom she not only Law
isbed all the care and kndDess of n mother, but by
will has left them now but two young lady sixteen
and a boy fourteen years most of her large estate
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
NewNork DAILY Gribm,te
DREADFUL TRAGEDY-SEDUcER SHOT.
rrsm Tie Rs.Aesfry r,isa, sspt 5.


The readers of The Union viii remember that we
pubhs he'd few weeks since account Of the eepe-
me 7, of married lady from Port Hope, G. W., with
Young man. The guilty pair came 10 this city, and
were pursued by the injured husband who waited here,
armed and resalr e TO shoot the destroyer OF hr pce.
After chase of some days between Port Hope, Roch
ester and Niagars whore the parents Of the woman
side. the parties became separated, and all became
quiet but the husband only reserved hs wrath for ia
tnr occasion as we then predicted that he would, and
has AT l,pCth accomplished his purpose by Staying in
cool blood the s.ducer of his WIFE,
The hu sband is named George Brogden that oil the
ssSuc,, was Thomas Henderson. Both were young
men. natives of Port Hope who have been educated
and rose 10 manhood together and both embraced te
ssme prof,ssiop that of the law. Since the intimacy
~ Henderson with Ms. Brogden became known to
Mr. B., he had devoted himself to reveog~ Ine
wife took refuge at the residence OF her parents a.
Nisgars, and Henderson eluded ,he PuIs9. " ""s"'
and no doubt visited ais wife at her residence.
On Tuesday evening last, Henderson came iron, To-
ron,o 10 Port Hope on the steamer Arabian anu IL rs
asserted that he on his return from N'aS@u'
Rrogd,n expected him, ard he repaired 10 inc wnali,
armed with a loaded revolver. Soon after me boat
WAS made fast Henderson went into the bar-room
of the boat which the side next 10 me dock'
just then of the officers OF the steamer came 10
him. and told him that Brogden was ON the wharf IN
search of him. The warning came too iate' N inc
next instant BroCden fired upon Henderson through
the window of the boat. The ball passed into the
back under the shouldcrbade through the heart and
out at the breast Henderson fell. eNcialahng an
shot" and immediately expired Had not the oau
been spent in passing through the body OF Henderson,
it would doubtless have injured thcfiend who stood m
front Of him, and who warning him OF the presence
of Brogden.
The affair created intense sensation in Port Hope,
wher, both parties We're well known and have respect
able relatives residing. coroner jury were engaged
Yesterday in an investigation Of the affair. Bogien
made attempt to escape, but appeared 10 be in
measure satisfied after taking the life of the sedacer ~
d .1xiia md he er pt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
STATE or NEw.YoRK, SEcRErARYs OFFICE,
ALBANY. August H. 1855.
no the SHERIFF of the CITY and COUNTY

ofNEW-YORK-SIR: Notice ia hereby given that al the
Crner. be- held IN this Stne on the TUESDAY
ohic.rs 10 g. elected, TO Wit:
A Governor IN the place Of Ayron II. Clark;
Lieutenant Governor the place 81 Henry j. hAynohii
Coral Commissioner in the place Of Cornens .'arhh'er
-peotor Of State Prisons III the place oi Thomas ha
Crk Of the Court Of APai. in the place of Benjamin f.
All who's term. Of will expire the last day OF De-
Thirtyse Electors ofPre.dent and Vice President of the
United States;
states Tor the hird CongIesnsl District composed Of tue
First Second Tid Fifth aud Eighth Wards IL the City aud
AZ Rspr-nsiive in the said Congress for the Fourth
Couresons District eonPosed Of the Fourth, sixth, Tenth
sne FouItssuth W ards OF the said city md county ~
Al.o R,pressnave IL Tho aid Con- for the ttth Con-
sresna distinct oompoed ot the seventh and Thirteenth
Il the aid City AID County aud the Tn@eni Four
te.nth. Fifteenth and sixteen 4rds IA Tie Cy oil brOoAJ
Also R.prcensiv- in the sd Conrres. f,r tie sixth Con-
srr,la D met, he klryrn h, te nth and
S.v.u,., nh Wards Of lie CRY " NrS-York;
AlO, Rsp..e NATIVE IN the aid ConHss. r tue Seventh
Cous'-.IM District conpo.'d of he Ninth Sixteenth aid
IT,. NTH Wars OF the Guy Of Nsw-fork;
A.so RrpTr alive IL the SRI tsntfese )r the Eizhth
Cons.si nal District coup-.d OF the Twelfth, EEtteenth
NTH Tweut.th Twenty lfst -Hd Iwen- seoohd Ward
of hs Ci of Nev-N ork.
cry ana County n .ers also TO be elected
\ " yor in H.. place If Fcrnand1 Wood
A ItY Judge III the piac, Of Elisha s. Capron;
Two Goy.Tor- Of 'Ae AsHousc IN tie places Of saae
Bel ~. All Silisou Draper;
A.o s IN ,uler. Vi Assembly for said City and County
All whose Il ono" will expire the last day Of De-
ccmbs. neAt. Yours, respectfully,
sHEEUF's Office, NEw-YoRS. August ~ 1876.
The above Pob-hed purnt to the notice Of tr sceray
Of state and the requirement. Of the :tsig;s m 81: % "'
Sheriff Of the City and County Of Nes.f Ntr OK y H.
Al tie public new.paPer' IN the county va & .'. s 10
stoy. rach week CnsI the election ana theh "a
their blt- or advertising tne same 20 tiat uAsy -ay
before 'ie Board Of Sup.rysors and p-s-'f ,t pay -
r, vissd stsuies vol /, chap ., ue > sfe. i4i'f '
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

~ IN n
~ County Of wYors-Henry Schoounaker assiE.t VIII
am LeayeI worth and John D. McG-cgOr. summons TOT
money deIIaud coutracIo the defendant w lLLIAh
LFAfFNWORTH: You hereby lnmoned 10 answer tl'
in this action which will be- fled in the oihce OF the
Clerk of the CITY County Of New G the Cy II al
said eli and serve copy OF your answer on u At our once
No t6 Bro,dygay in The Iity New Yok, within twenty
days after he service Of this you exclusive o the
day OF such service aud II you M to answer the sSd com.
nsnt A. acresad the panti will take gment agsins you
ior the sum Of hudred and fifteen dollars vi nteiest
md be- ,id.s the this ion-Dsted NewYok
sept ~ Ist. GOODMAN JESSUP, Plaintiff At'ys
No. lO6 Broadway. New.fork
Tie complaint herein filed in lid Clerks oice on the
22d day of Sepfcu!bcr 1876 GOODMAN & JESuP,
S2s iavevTu Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
n)ater Cure.

DR.E. j. LOEWENTHAL' w ~ ! EH = eRE'
vii rsrs,n men aerns ,se Wn,er AmolE no d"as . n
which inter- treatment j. p2rtenAIiy aA-pa a.
~ nsniiou RheurstsH, OouI' ''''0N'- -' '''''
and Agas, s.. - W
CirrTars 4 No 4H1u0vsr-s'. Ne"-totA-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
WnLIAM NJ. WEES, Auctionecr.
IICTION NOTICE.--LaIge and peremptOry

n Sale Of REAL ESTATE situated at EkabetOwn on the
cn,r,l Railroad of New Jersey and within IL miles Of the hy
sf New York BY steaInboa-BAKER VEINS VIII .ell a.
Auction the Merchant Exchange >cwfoIk on WEDNf
DAY October y O'Clock parcels OF Land stua az or
the Of Elizabeth the Central Railroad o. New
Jerey parcels contain from sces mp 20 - acres
each The sbove plots admirably situated for immediate
adapted for manufacturing purposes facn
pot viii be sold separate the highest bidder TO close
ssrn Terms made Known the day Of sale For description
and fall particulars Of said property apply TO the Auctionee
No Pnest ~ B.-ENzabethport by the recent mpieon
s th. Delaware Locawnns and Western Railroad ~ now IN
rroad with and mines and vast un
=. VI sna ,be 10 es,ern s,a,es 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
HryRY II. LEEDS Co., AuctiOneers.
UNYFCJiTORS' SALE of a large and valuable

~ collection OF OIL PAINTINUS-thc property OF tbo late
Ty r " JENKINS, without
HENRY H. LEEDS Co. will sell BY auction, by order Of
e Executors on WEDNESDAY Oct. al II O'Clock, At 30.
% West dst 5thav, the entire gallery Of hgholss
Pitus belonging the late Dr. jenkins collected by him
during series Among them will be found the choice
works Of Berghe, Cropey Herring. Kenstt Paul Bnl. C.
R.sa superb by Van (oyen, Tempra Carlo
DolG Diaz Guido Swebsch Natscher, Corregio Tcrburg
Can,yagio Geo Morlapd. Cuyp Catsmold r. A.; Wilson,
swneyeldt Vernet Tenies Spagnoeo, and
other celebrated artists The above be examined al my
time previous o the fsle.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
Clothing.

AXEN's FURNISHING GOODS.-No. - Wi.
NE hstu.sf corner Of Msidcn'sne. New.NoTN
OFORGE ". TRACY
Has hand choice stock ct tsh Snd winter Goods,
nearly al e wtch made uu4er his own Inspection, oi The
hoe,,t Cbc. AZ. Hsw~sr q es Merchants Will huj thls
desirable 'soc 90 make thCr elections Annexed s aia
Iosne Of some of The s-'~les
Hosiery and Gloves. Improved Napoleon ii's-
STA BtGufsf TIE, socks In great vsIlfu.s.
SID Albert TIes Silk md Linen HaudkcfCLit's
Liner ColsIA DIrssina Robes.
s1ur Shirts Travelling Shswls
GhGyat. a1d scsfts SIk Undersnirts aDd bia"ei~
SpspeEotfG Sl.A md GirEiaHi i"V e
nls Stir's Of s4p"7ot X and qusty and va u
10 IL Fcscus asoi1g 6oos 'og her use VIZ IL -NeH
a. retai ~ welis' ~hosnsJ~ a. To lowest ric's
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
ALBERT II, NICOLAY, No. 4 Brood.st.
w. g M,LLoR AuctionceL
at AUCTION bV w. =.

MELLoR-IHlS DAY (ruesdayl, sept 30 at l2 O'Clock,
No lS and l5 PARK Row eleven s9PeIor toned
ROSEWOOD aud MAHOGANY PIANO-FOKTESi thre"
made by W. Lndeman. aud fully warranted for Two yeaIs
aso BY Caman fRuch"r, CLARK and Other NV oIk mNr
Aso four Mahogany second hand PIANO-FORIEs OF good
aud finish. The Instruments are uo~ on eNhbou' ih'
whole will positively b. sold To psy advances
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
tfLDmgi

DR THOMPSON Aromatic TCJth SOa,. a most
b,xrn~., c,ear pi.sstn: .1a 5~etys Deul1ne,. Sod
=, .aslss k az seia Pre- 4Sd san.y store, j trp.ie y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
A. M HgRwIs, AuctiOneer. -
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade-Sas
ID No. IS Park-row.
w s. mELLoR, Auctioneer.
DYW 6. MELLOR.-THIS DAY, Tuesday

DYW. 6. MELLOR-THIS DAY, Tuesday.
ID Sept 80 at lOl M Ssesroom. Nos IS and ID Park
row. opposite the AstOr House, ASSIGNEES SALE OF the
relsst If custom made CABINET FURNITURE
public sale this Fall The stock i arranged Tor
Ladies and gentlemen particularly invited 70
goods previous sale IL would beinpOsbe TO emu
the articles contained In the sale. For the scconno
Southern aud Western meTchRnts have made
ample for The packing aud delivering at aohs
HE xpeenced persons Purchaser are assured hat
eysry LOT on the catalogue sold positively without reserve
by order the assignee, being the entire -tok o ahc-+
removed slesrooms for convenience OF
sne part elegant pao uiies covered III costly
hTocse plush and hair cloth and Of the latest and mos, an
o,shle yie. rich Center Tables EtageTes. Bullets ward
ol Fscr,ors Turkish Chairs Recunben' Chairs IN morocco
Roolcasss lined with satin wood Music Cabinets - chy
,.a and plain enameled Chamber Suites solid oak do,
ood mahogany and walnut do in great variety Easy aud
t;nc Char PsfOr Chairs Tetearces, Excn-ion Dining
Tt n ice, long great variety OF styles; oak Chairs,
Lounge Beds Hall Stands Hall Chars Reception DO
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
REpUCEp PRICES-Oct O.


(In & NAIL LNE-FiAy pOsnds % hasssss bs., 10
kyhcsS fnrsush Sr CAE2FORNA Ne PAnans
% Tr,,.S sss,~s Msa steanshsp Co vii i~p~icA
=, xrIpv.I on MONDAY. Oct 6, si 2So.ssh N, pre-
srn .nd fs. s.sarnshp ILLINOIS Cavt CnA''e bosrs
Ts ~ p...ns.~ ana MNs vii - tor~.Tdea By Pan,
am. ixilroad and connect PsnsrnA wa Do We,. s
s...sn "a :. u,sxnihcent steamship SONORA si'ins
Csnn.ps,r vh.a vii be r.sdlDes AID leave '
for San Francisco. A., y-.s. Main Steamship Co
on, or more e1trH Steamers yne 81 fsnsniA
,or 90. to avoid suy possible deteniion o. -
Por p-..s, .pply 70 W. RAYMOND. al the 9n,y 'Hse :"
he Corrp.r,,~s No IN Westsc, COZ W.rens ~ /.
Prvisht 10 Apin zn 70 cents euslc toot or
pound prepaid And no freight Ill b. rscevea A'e i-0
he day Of ssAins.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL for S3o.-The favor.
~ IL. Steamship KANGAROO, Capt Esins WI sSI %
THURSDAY the "a Of October Fare from New forh ~
go, t6S SIS sscnrding accom- umodstlon sIeerx.,
For passage apply SABEL CORTlS NO Ia ofoeaNsy
limited STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ -FOr HAVANA and NBW W0RLEANs-On ISupslAy' p'
Oct AZ from pier foot Of Wsrrenst Norm 49,
the fast and fsvorte steamship PHlLADELFhIA S>pSA
John AeCowan, will sail q above.
Passage can be secured ~ the Office OF the Line.
Freight TO New-Orlsans. 81 ceIts Per cubic tool, -,
shippers Will be supplied with b,Aak bulls OF sdinS OF N
form ssned BY the Line application ~ the Once No ohe
forms signed and bill OF sane will be signed after the hour
Of sailing
For freight or passage apply the oee No II We-t'
corner Of Warren. NJ. o. ROBERTS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
H. H. LEEDS Auc'ioncor BY H. ~. LvEDs Co
yEuESDAN and WEDNESDAY. Sent. 80. nn0

oct J. at TO- o'clock each day the salcsIoom No. p
kh.sar, between Pine and Cedsr.sts OPENING sALE-A
20 ndid fresh imp rtrd FANCY GOODS, partly
putchasc q. SignOT : j. iandahu now IN itay 'u-si
n up.rb Carrars Sauary representing Jehers ~ ny D
Mocico; Maternal Love BY fonCrGi Dancing Gill BY Del
NJ, co ANGEL Of Justice BY Barait; Fishing Boy. by Fran
al; Madonna by Bcnerni Msgdsien by s"niuc; Bust @
by Fl0reuee: Achilles, Washington aud ot
sT Boy Dove, Boy and Nest two large s7 hnt' for
gardens sc. Also beautiful assortment of Atbser Group
Iisues a.; two large Marble Candeabras from TIE Cysa
Palace superb Etruscan Medo Hebc NcepotNu ond k'-
man Vases; Marble Omsmcnts Sc Also. an en- nV'i'r
of Pro 40. corssting Groups of size aud DE-
.niptu rece we'd direct the VI e Mona ne Co. OF fers
brs Vases (anu,hbras. Baskets. Paper'hod'rS tafcc
I.mps Danc Girls Warriors. Cigar Holders Nandes;l'k'
Staienery and ofhcr ces Of styes Also an n'c-
q, rich Pted Tea sels Caste Cake Baskets &c. together
with era, VIZ other Fresh Goods some Of "ich VIII
h. received from the Cus House III time They can Oc eA
anime n M,nday r,ioU. to he sale