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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

TaK HI6Besr MoUSrAiS ~ rHE WoRLD. The
principal topic Of COW, sGtiOn AZ Calcutta is tie
discovery OF toe highest mountain IN the world.
Al che meeting OF the AsAtie Society OF Bengal on
The Oh August, MAJOR Thuillief Ann0uced that Cot
Waugh, Surveyor General Of lndia, had completed
his computations Of the positions and elevations Of
the peaks " Hinialsyal 4 he result vas to depose
che mouhtain KApchigjings ieom ~ throne as the
highest point on the earsbs surface. That distinc
lien belongs Tor The present 80 peak loo miles
from kanchisjings, and nslween that mountain
aud Kaaaando0. This peak i ascertAined 10 be
ge 0e2 teet above the SEA ieEel; kAnehirliHga b
IS l6s feet, sac Dewalaeirl, the meantAiu Hhlch
"schoO geogEaphiss" persist h cailrg The high
ess mOaulein Ia tbs ks0wn Mofld. Is Cay -. SIS
lest The meaat4in has no nalne lntrllgible ~
civilized men, and Col, waugh has Therefore yea.
tated 20 denoainste i ''hoani EVeseat," sflsF .
f0rmer suFseyoF general
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NOTICE TO STOCK oLDERs.

4 DIVIDEND o. feht per nj this y declared on
~ she Capital stock 81 the Nashville Commsrci fnsu-
CompaBy out Of the profits for the last SIX months
ending this cay. JAMES WALKER, Secretary
Nashville Nov 5. nov5-1m.
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WAREHOUSE ANn GROCERY STORE PoR RENT.

LSo large establishment we'll calculated far " heel
"A right any kind Of NsDuf curing Business. The
premises siiuaed on Market street the public
Square. For farther particulars apply 70
nov5 BENZ. 2. sHIELDs Agent.
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THE
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON;
OR
SOCIETY UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE.
Filth Portraits Of its Beauties, Wits and He.
TOiRes
BY FRANK B. GOODRICH Dick 7into)
Royal Quarto. Turkey Antiqae.

R0yqt CIu2rt0. Turkey ARtlqHe.
The plan his work present in view the pas
sage 4 Frerel society from tie confusion into which il
vas thrown by the RevO ution, regular aud normal
Situation ind he Dictatorship OF Napoleon The
rerodS trsael q, illustrated by their remarkable
m'n-the REIGN OF TIE tRDR by il herones.
The subscriber resper ly attention TO the above
FRE'ENTATION BOOK which and lub' edly will be the
most popular. desirable aud Gift Book for its
size and price yet produced in this country.
The Rock is printed ount Of plea type cast pur
posely for it, upon calendar paper made
to order and bound in real Turkey antique, with original
designs by sOmervie.
tn Illustrations from original portraits in the galleries
of Luxembourg aud Versailles sixteen in number
cuted by ~. Jules Champagne th- celebrated
in his line' in Paris ana each one cojored by hand.
The universal popularity Of every relating INA
poleon" is the best indication, think, of the favorable
reception Of this one by the public.
SPECIMEN cory to be seen &
nOvS CHAs ". SMITHS. College St.
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From the Nsrpot, l. nsrsurv. Oct. 1n

DEATH OF VENERABLE PRINTRR.-We have
to record the death OF Mr. Henry Barber, who
expired on Monday last, after brief illness, in
the seventy.sixth year OF his age. For the
past sixty years, Mr.. Barber has regularly
worked IN tie Mercury Office, as compositor-a
length of time on one paper that We venture
10 say is without parallel. To the last, and
that was bnt two weeks ago, he was regularly
Al his case, and never wore glasses ofany kind.
He could set BREWER, though it was trying to
him, and he usually confined himself to q long
primer case OF late years, he was slow, ne
nessariy 81, bat he was uniformly correct, and
seemed never better pleased than when at biz
stand lie was also acquainted with engrs-
viug aud book binding, both OF these branches,
81 Que tune, having been carried on IN this
ofice. M
During his life, be had never been further
than FIVE miles from hsm,; jamestown, three
miles across the bay, We believe, was the most
distant point that he ever reached. OF course
ne hiss ne ger seen railroad or locomotive, and
All that he knew Of a steamboat, was the ex
terror 9, en- from the office window. But of
Washington, he could speak from personal
knowledge, aud of events that had transpired
during the past half century aud more, lie
cou d converse. His health MAS usually gooG,
aud he certainly bid fair TO remsin with Us for
some years 10 cume ban a sudden cold was
followed by alarming symptoms, and death
shortly ensued.
Mr. Barber was brother of the late vii,
liam and John h. Barber, publishers of the
Mercury prior 10 1850. and BY that family, the
office had been owned period oil 20 years.
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FOa sr LOUIS.

THE steamer ELLA, }. L, M!Hsr,6 -
Master, viii leave here on - sa
THURSDAY, the 18Th Al 10 oicloc
A. NJ Ror height or passage apply 70
nosf2 4. HAMILTON, agent.
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LADIES, SHOES.

CiNYDER - ID Ii opening to-day ehoies
- for the Ladies consisting Of
Ladies Thick sole Lasting Gsiters;
/" French Lsa.her 4" (sOusthing Ds~)
Kid
" Congress KID
Thin 4" Lasting hail
These goods are very handsome Can At
SNYDER FRIZFLL,
oetis 30 Pubic square.
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FoR NAsHVItIE Avn NV oRLEAEs mann

i'HE new sndhght draught steamsrH TTR
CRESCENT, ~ hOLkEs. NAster, Ezz{DF1fEsAs
VII Tua regularly IA the above traft EEna
The Cumberland river. shr has excellent acco- ora
ana In paint 81 speed and safety Is unsaFpsssed for
freiEht or passage. apply 90 II. H. HARRISON
Oc;S-sin ruaa Agent
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STERLING LANiHR. SAMPSON LANiER-
LAMAR HOUSE.
(F0rn'11y Coie7ndn Kopse)
Knoxv111e, Tenn.
:. s. 5. LANIER, PrOprietOrs.

Ma sTsRiSG IANIE,, late Of LsnisT House, Macon, Ca
and S. LAEIsR, late Of Tu-kege, Ala will he hs py
meet al rien's and customer, az the Lamar Holss
where they have ompe accommodations for $50 persons.
nOyI
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VALUARFE FtRWFOR SALE.

A fommissOrer. apeoint.d nv a decree Of the Todd
- G. cui' q ut 81 sATURDAv, tn 6th y %
Decerb-r 1856 81 he l.te residence Of Henry Twin,
dtc'j, Ia Todd Csunts Ky eel 20 tn highesg bidder
TRACT OF LAND
formerly b. said d ga ed wing near Trentor In
fcdi county, K1 IN N. fnes h Green River
unity three mite rom H-udersur AM N.shvine Rau
a., ming about five rUudre md sxty-SG acres on
phir IS rh aud vau bl- Farm with about two hundred
aud forty enclosed in high Il cui.iVaot
Also, o. DIV ling negro uses, b. rms and All
tui dirgs The contains uudtnc@ Of ne
timber aud j, well watervd Ia NJ large intern,
several Spr ngs and The West TORI OF Red river running
through Il
The sale viii be made credit Of ere two and
thr Bond with security from dA
viii be req irtd except suf eeucv paw he Gusts
and sale. Pose given 1t Jinuary. 1856.
uUv6-triwt1 WM. H. EWtN, Conn issioner.
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4 AXE poRs Of the be materials AID 70 = variety.
WI Nr usht Iron and Stetl Mould Bo ,rds: ught Anc
~ hard PloWs A. W. PUTNAM Proprietor.
1Hos SHAEF. Manager
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LOOK OUT.

CvERY nigh; durirr the week BOOKS, WATCHES.
y JE& ELRY, stationery GOLD PtRs
BLANK SOCKS, FANCY G00ps, &C, at Auction
c. BRUCE Auctioneer,
nos On Cedar street. near P1st 0fhrs
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- Whitley, Democrat, is elected to Congress by
about 1000 majority.
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STAR AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
NHE attention Of the public Is invited to the fact, that
most q the Star and Adam anime Candles offered for
Ise are rE7ICIENT N WEIG T. that what is sold
for pound actually weighs but fourteen feen
and packages marked 80 lbs I'm short two, three, and
FIVE pounds per his loss does not fall upon the
Wholesale Dealers, who sell packages at he MASKED
WEIGHT nor upon the Retailers, who sell By COUNT,
but by the Consumer who thus pay for about onetenth
more than they receive,
The Subscribers have aways made their Candles full six
teen pOand and marked packages at the real
WEIGHT which may be ascertained by testing them. As
their expert in he business enables them TO offer
article equa lity any IN the market they ict
the patLsge Of purchasers who desire study their
interest and the tine encourage dealing.
novl2-1m PROCTOR GAMBLE, Cincinnati
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Delaware.

! wILxINeroN, Nov. The following are the com,
h plete returns from the State of Delaware:
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MAGNIFICENT SALE OF FANCY GOoDs-RICH
AND COSTLY FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
BOHEMIAN WARES

DEM =. Shields will sell on FRIDAY MORNING,
- Nov 4h, At 10 o'clock precisely OF the most tasty
and best selected Stocks Of China, Glass ant Bohemian
Wares yet oHe ed the city, consisting in part Of Fancy
Goods house Keep ng Articles, Rich bohemian and Ven
tan Glass from Rovsi Hanuacories OF Prague and Vienna
cnnsi ting # antique Vases, Wines, Decaners, Perfume
Bottles &c
II ayy En- fish Crystal Cut and Engraved Glassware viz:
Glassware in sett' Deeanters, GObe-, Champagne fine
Tumhlers, etc
"a CANT French, Porcelain and Basque Climate wi:
Decorate Tea Sets TIE Tete Sets, Coffee Cup Vase,
&C Parian Marble, Pst-d Ware. Also, Dresden alma
China Terra Gotta Ware, Lamps. GiroIdylrs, dc sc.
Sale positive ana i'll Oct reserve.
noyli BENZ 2 SHIELDS, Auc.ioneer.
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Laud Warrants! Land WarTRBtsI
w vii pay the highest rarkst p-ce IN CAsH mer-
w ehaaaisT Or LAID Warrants.
.a bRANst0 d. ACWHIRfER CO..
o-t2s-n No. n East side Pabisc SQUARE. Nashville
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Here it viii be seen that although the
ratio of the growth of American cities is
much the greatest yet the aggregate mass
added to the English cities is far the great
est in fifty years The growth of four
English cities was as follows
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NOTICE

4 IL perrons Injected 90 tie late hrm o. j. O. @.
y EoBEnrsOS rcquese 90 come forward snd make
imrede ettlement, and those having Claims against the
eonce' viii present them for Psyul, Mt
nev4 J. G. ROBERTSON.
CWEET NEW ORANGES.-s casks Of the
- shove jus. receive by express
nova J. g. RoBERrsoNs
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lUAST TO HIRE--A god. heusss nssve san - eslp
a~ss NHTFsdkN
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nISSOLUTION.

rstring hon ths busiB-ss returD ny SINCERE fhanks
or thr YcrE besral p4ronsEs &c we'd ron m Panes
and tAke great e4sgfe IN TeccmuenaaF cnnfiauarcr
nf tks q lac psTtbef. las -. HesFHr=os. VIE
Viis conshe the basnsss ~ ne 90 sEhd BrosdEay
Seth 81. nssti cHAH- konEkTeos-
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LAND WARRANrs RouoHr oR LocArrn

HID " LAAIEFRNFo 0VUuHI UA LULdILU,
MILL pas cash iof Land arants- ufll alsa "a ola
! Missouri AID Arkansas Laad Patsnts issued sbout
ISIS, q sosdier. Il iSl2 - n
am also preoaFed 70 locate Land Warrsntsi a. seut
Eertsfn Atzsoat al The Inc 81 the Sra weslesn ts
Railroad 10 connection sta gentersn 30 had
fesc1g = msre han z0o0 acg-s u abroad and along
he ilae 81 iis road Yer EFher particulars terms Ae
enquire o he undersigned Gear sirset User tas Pass
Once lssPtsl 0. FELLOws
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Merchant Tailoring.

THAT sore In Campbel5 RobersouS ock az last
mi h-d, and am nov opening y stock OF Black and
Coored CO,hs, French and Fngsh assmerts Biack ana
Coicred bueskins- Plush, VrNet and SRA Vestings
compete ami superb stock VI the above goods which
viii make up orte..
have scored he services Of VIZ W C. Alien a eompe-
ten cutter and nrst rate practical tailor and
-i'enuon Of II wanting Clothing for "a present and
ing
0c2S-Iu WI RRY 81 Union At
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Massachusetts Congressional Election.

BosroS, Nov. 5-The following members Of Con.
- gress have been elected in Massachusetts:
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Valnahle Lots FOR Sale.

WILL seii any az Of iots Ia sOEth Naaksnis a
L rsassaahls Psiess. Val axe in payment
STATE BONDS, COUNTY RAILROAD EoEps.
al cash vslos or wir exehanEe them 9, good FARN.
o. ss1s God papsr, ur secured On tine aad beNrBs
tntsFesf. iecESs-inl J. P. ClAak.
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A RARE CuANCT

Ahe best ard oldest Fkary aFsessy sna sssAneoAt
rtors IN the city khoEn = Cfraer On Rroaa
4sd RnoRt Streets RENr. lac sloes znd nxsFes flT
sails. Apply On ths Preuiset EoFs-iE.
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THE MOST sUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED BOOK EVER
PBODUCED IN AMERICA"
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TUS'E RECEIVED per Steamer DR.. Robertson-
y $500 SACKS fine salt;
$50 . strictly cnoce Coffee;
20 bids prime Sugar:
5 bbl, s. Almonds;
10 bags Pepper;
10 b 'gs spice;
30 packages tobacco;
30 bags Lebanon Flour, extra
u0v11 r q RANDY
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Tho Vote in Indiana In October for
t..- sE. CouRrrShueu.

The indianapolis S'ntinel gives the official vote
for Congressman in Indana the October election
az follows:
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
COMPANY

TIVE Directors having dsearsaa dividend OF three per
cent The esFi'al oek q Liz Cos pany, payzbs
and asr tth December next Il sAFpes,y regzs ted
al soczfo ders Who have received eerhcAtss for
stnck Interest % Ia Janas, So siu brng ssoa In
their eerhcaes foF ona siOek And have tn renewed
before aha time oct25 W A GLbAvES.
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= 80 - -
HOTELS.

LENToS'S HOTEL ST. JAMES STREET LONDON -
j. IA FENlON begs TO acqusint the mobility and Gen.
Try hat having completed the repairs Of his ho Is reopsa
ed tor the reception OF visitors He also ni,
nifty Ct Informing them ha he hs quilt CON nodous
room apart from the hotel for the odAton OF gentle
= e'
TUE GLOBE HOTEL. CORNER OF FRANYFORT ISn
William street containing $50 Seos newiy a.,ed
prepared to furnish single
81 80 per week Once open all night Meas ser we'd AZ ali
hours. Apartments Tor families, neatly fitted up.
JACOB q. FRENCH
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TRAIys LRAys
ii Chambers at Get daily, for Albany aud troy On and
er MOI dav gandAry ~ 1855 the trains VIII run as 70
trains. rough way train ~ express train 2. for
PouGbkeepse at A. NJ and $50 M TO- Peakskjn 800 p
M for Sing Sing n4P. N. Tns Sing Sing aud atstn
trains stop the way stations Passengers aten Chau
hers Csnsl Christopher and Thirty streets SUNDAY mai
rsn, At r. NJ, from Ca4a eel for Albany stopping at All
Esii sstona H. L. SYKES, IT., SupcrtnssndAnl
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SPORTING.

DlgDs BIHps-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED CA
ID nares muleys bufnchea godnnehes chatnches black
trds hrushes larks backhesis, siskns nnes pnrrota
pigeons DC, for sale BY H. KEsTkkR BROTHER is Full,
Ion street and William street. between Frankfort and
spruce ~ b. Cages ard bird seed for sac. -
CIvGING BIRDs-wE WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
- the public that we have large lot Of the kind Of
prce1ower than they be obtained ej-e Please
call at l22 Nassau street AHRENS MEYER
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TIENhY n LEEDS 4 CO. AUCTION E8S.--OrPICs
N 10 Bsssau Mortgage "A o. Large sale o. costly
furniture ~ the Irving House. broadway, Cham
l9s and Resds beng The ene iurn tnre Of s awe
n1&-Henry II. Leedp 20 WILL sell auction Monday
February - Tuesday a. and We'd esdsy 81 At the above
pce ~ entire furniture Of said hote most of ~hch
ID Ano order and all OF the rst class For
further particulars refer 70 general head 10 the
Courier ard enquirer CommssciA PosI and Express sals
without reserve.
TTORsE FoR sALK-TO-DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
III beforc n. VI. LkEDStA COZ store Nssssu street,
gray I6 high long tau sr years old stylish
driver fast and kind In sadAle or hnrness
II EuSov, aAuCTrONEKR BOUTS. SHOES AND
IL futers 200 primo freAh Rosts, Tnssjay
- ~ ~"fueeioek M al the 40 Day street Also
- " 'r e'rk ods the snure contents Of lArge retail
ssne ace 10 Fey ,tees
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DENTISTRY.

nFNTlsTRy -DRs NApoLsON PRETeRRE AND
~ WILLIAM o. TRACY Insert the nos beautiful artificial
teeth from OF 10 set without pain sxrscog the old
roots springs casps required rnost
noder ate Once 40 Broadway, corner Of Toward street,
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DVEsfugHENrS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
GALES AT AUCTION.

varRr n NICOLAY AuCTIONEER-WIIL SELL
"A n wednesday. February q isse - twelve s'ciock =
Srs a. properly - eos OF % aud 81 nensia street
0etwsep DeAnoey and Rvngoa stress Its by W feet
81 1 snd 40 the entire lo THIS properly aAs
ke{ ~ many the ale Alexander Hs skns.
e. t1pnR establishment and e co nplets 10 every 70,
~ Eas and No. 81 Il ieAsshoid ground II
On me ease has Eve years % run from May l.,
I 1 ~ pvivnege Al Tor additional twenty
yea 81 owner TO Ao tu value for the Improvements
At The lease Ts oe sod In one 10. together
bo d hores power. turning and face lathss snns.
faya klnw mschines tenaoeing m,chine moriictlg
chnca Jaw with Andrs and saws, rnstchng
x e. scroll saw, with all the benches screws. hand screws
dor oAamps ols and harness. &c For fuu
parcua apply James W. Tce the premises or TO Tho
s~'-sAee'' ~ THOMAS REED, Executor.
ELIZABETH REED, Executrix.
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COPARTNERsMP NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
on sSse "a as
sssn s The aavsTsrs s.es amount from
stiiac, business man need apply Address " c. w. Herald
S4OO.wHasss!'ED rsss0s xI equally 7H H
The advertiser 10 labor saving mschne Of great vAus Tue
sa p viii sn d
apply a. a2 Futon street, second floor, room IA
ri OOO-A GENTLEMAN, WITH THIS AMOUNT. IS
Wsch per a Be
realized for three YEAR, CAL on, or address Laargs, $50
opera required being merely sonn.
msl tsc.ihce TO have snase man feel interested Ad
dress G.. Herald office giving and last lou
S4OO WILL Pgscs sssg: ONE , aaLr INTEREST
business Of $50 $40 daily The location il unsurpassed
s q ae o as ssu
b. HowEs co, a Nassau street.
som OR s'oO.-wANTED, A PARTNER. IN
$50 per week ear and can be extended :, can oe
ne & e. sixth Keep s soS T. or
1000 THE ADyERIIsER, WHO CAN COMMAND
COON WANTED. A GENTLEMAN WITH TaIs
travelling business 500 clear
fit security given for the amount invested Cal tis day
Mr. Harrington, at Greene Co.'S oice, 345 Broadway.
COPARTNFRsHIP NOTICE we HAVE This DAY
~ admitted Messrs Josh Crane Geo starbuck. Jr,
OF Boston, U. T. A. par house. onmsson
basress viii be continued under the style and
DlssOLUTION THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ fore existing between the ,scrpers under firm
Of bressler s this day dissolved
CIas aytnn retiring from sad firm having disposed
bis interest therein TO Vim Dress The
wiz be settled by the renstnng partner who auho.
'A'' : - G. o cL .YfoN
WIN Dkhs5lKR.
Mr. CLAYTON will take charge OF The engraving depart
ment of VIM bal Sons publishing house the hcd
by him tor previous entering the firm OF Dress
Ter 4 CLAY ton.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTIoN-T5E COPARrNERsaTP
IN heretofore existing under the aud firm Holman
Gray this day dissolved, by mutual It, Mr. Gray
having sold all his entire tntcress in the concern.
New voyS Feb. i6. 1856. GEORGE w. GkAY.
topartnersnp 1he undersigned win carry the printing
bus all It's branches oore old establish
men Of Centre and White Streets under the drm
OF Miller a Holman JOHN W. MiLLsK,
Few York, Feb. is, 1855. THOMAS HOLMAN.
DARTHER wANTED-To 90 WEST, FOR CARRYING
The lumber carpenter and door and sssh busines
The amount required In capital % 500 10 draw -
$1,000 annually for the amount Invested good door
and sash maker preferred Address letter A. GRANT
co Rock Island ILL., with the of reference a. the best
Of reference will be required
DARTNER wArTED--wIrH FROM - 500 TO 70 OOo IN
CORD business whsrs there no risk AMI WHARF
there viii be fair return for the Adirss
Storage, box 1886, Post oHlce.
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HRNRy H. LEEDS ACCOUNTABILITY u LsEDs

ii Co. VIII sell By suction On saturday Feb Is 81 lo
O'clock, 70 street, eegat
10 months 10 and In perfect order
a sae, oonssuR 4 parior urniture dney
Sewine chairs covered maroon and crimson satin brocss
OisA senn rosewood piano Of tone
Rveoh pAie pier oval gasses With gilt base, gal
ve medallion ceutre figure do vine
wosA psrier furniture " hair cloth sce windov
French totleAds commodes bureaus and chairs qu sny
o. ~ ~ mAresses A,d bedding auls and puo
80 AZ ingraln oiooth chair ba walnut
eInsa ts..es els ana chin. wars msoe orasmsnts snd
= OF kifrhen furniture ufeudis. 9Th Ehieh
- Sas commence Also At IL O'Clock hesv- gaa
patent lever watch roll jewel I'd Also, IL
rch,y carved plain marble manels comprising
vss leaf plain circular elliptic plain and square black
and xoM LsboI ard ain oAck mautes lmmsd a.y attsr
she fIrnl ur arge collesson ot stuffed bids from para
o. ne prepared IN The most substantial snaer 70
prNsar ise Of birds sngv spring,
thades sIs large and small cases contaans
0r0m one hundred birds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-23

DULI,s HEAD BANK ass THIRD AVENUE BET WEEN
- Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh strsets February @
leb6-Dvidend bank declared dividend OF 81
c. S. VANOEkHOOF Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-23

DRECKENRIDGE COAL-A SMALL SUPPLY OF THIS
ID celeb ated coal s now being received and viii be sold
SIS ton delivered S4 taken from the ard Orders
LETT No 2WAl street. Thompson's Office the ward
Tweuy seventh street and Eighth avenue ,a and
see II burn 81 either place H. L. SNOW, Coal Dealer.
IvEBPOOL ORRRL COAL, AT 80 FER CHALDRON -
IL We enabled 20 deliver 10 customers a very
superior article o. Liverpool Orre COAL at per cbsldron
In lots purchasers. yards "a Thirty Second
street Sixth avenue; foo o. Fourteenth street Fast
river; foot OF Warren street, North river
ONEILL MCGEE, Agents
RIO COAL DEALERS AND GROCERs -IHE UNDER
sgned has 500 tons stove coal enoat James sl, ns
river will ocHyer the Tor three deaers
ard gocers IS rs ton of 1000 Apply AT
the coal yard % AK street, or IL Trinity building
JAMES gAGLEY
MA city weigher at the dock o weigh the coal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-23

U,OR sALE-TBE FIRST 0LAss FIVE Story EwuLrsH
sement house. No East Thirty seventh street buit m
elegant style comprising every convenience Also nu mser
~ ~n high tousel In different io,au,ns in
THIRTY street. Also, the full sized house 2 e. nth
street also, he house % East Twenty third sres Fourth
and che ap; also four story brown stone house il we IL
fourth street Firth OF low price, Ioonre of
ROSWELL q. PIERCE, Pine street. OF Broadway -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-23

ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY 10 LOAN ON SHORT
"A dismobds watches rich jewe!ry plate valua
6s ee second floor front ROOM from A. to r.
N. few valuable oil paintings to be sod st bargsia
changed for merchandise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-23

NCONEY TO DAMON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW.
M cry par dry goods and evey description OF
valuable property bought for csh Stocks notes. mort
cages, &c neeodsed. THAYEK, 334 Broadway room No.
nd aiOrY