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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

The New Hampshire election takes place on
Tuesday next. There is not Government official
in the North who has not been reminded of the
fact The Custom House employees, especially of
the large places have been summarily called up TO
the captain Office to settle. We hear from I'M
questionable sources that the subOrdinates in our
Custom House have all been taxed, and the aggre-
gate sum dispatched to the Granite State to sustain
the weakened and faltering ranks Of the Nebraska
forces. Our friends there should be active and
yipilsnt The money Of the Administration is
poured out Ike water in the hope Of recovering
Il cir lost ground in that quarter
1t is one of the curses Of our time and one of the
difficulties Of the cause of Freedom that we have
to face corruption and yenality in the ranks as we'll
as servility and want of principle among the
leaders. The more prominent sell out first at
Washington to the Slave power, and after these
come the smaller dough-faces at home who follow
suit, and try to drag the masses in their train not
only by sOphstry, but by the grosser promptings
of small political distinctions, and even by the
stimulus of lucre. But the true friends of Free
dom will neither be dismayed nor weakened at
such amentable reflections. They will fight on,
knowing that, whoever else may be wrong they
are right, aud that triumph will wait upon their
endeavors.
Our private adyices from New-Iiampshire are
of the most encouraging nature. Our friends ex-
pect glorious triumph over all the odds that can
be brought against them But let no man con-
slider that the Republicans of that State are to
win an easy victory. Every mans vote and
every mans exertion are loudly called for, aud
no true son of the State will fail to be at
bis post On election day. Let the voice of
New. Hampshire condemnation upon her recreant
son be again and again loudly heard till he shall
retire to that obscurity from which, for his own
fame and the credit of the State it were better he
had meyer amerged
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WHICH IL THE JUDGE :

Our Supreme Court has again met in General
Term and again adjourned, leaving the question
between Messrs. Davies and Peabody as unsettled
as ever The only change in the aspect of the
Bench observable on Thursday last consisted in the
position Of these gentlemen upon it. In place of
sitting side by side, each had 10 himself seat on
one Of the extreme TANKS. Upon the merits of
this controversy We have already expressed an
opinion, which we see no reason to modify; but
there il word to be said touching the conduct Of
the various parties concerned.
Justices Mitchell and Whiting are in no way in.
yOlyed in the matter-the one having been sitting
in the Court OF Appeals for the last month and the
other not having been placed in position which
called for public expression of his opinion. Nor
is there any special remark to be made about Mr..
Peabody, for the simple reason that since he first
tried on the juiica ernine he has done little else
than wesI it gracefully upon General Term days,
and look IS 0ignfed and imposing as possible.
1t is Judges Roost welt and Clerke who are the ac-
tive parties upon the one side, and Mr.. Davies
upon the other OF the cOnduct of the first two il
is not too much 10 .ay that after they had taken
the public TO maintain it; and that Tor whatever is
absurd in itself and prejudiclal to the community in
the present state OF things, they should be held re-
sponsible.
On the 18th of February Mr.. Davies first took
seat upon the Bench and filed the Judgment of the
Court OF Appeals with the Clerk: on that day also
tie following order was entered upon the minutes:
-. - L..
persors Judges present excep; Justices Rooseyet
Cleike and Peabody, and that the Clerk and other
ofcers be directed to act accordingly
The hint wrapped up in this order was not taken
and things have remained in sta,u quo ever since.
Passing over the extra Judicial action of the Court
in deciding question not formally brought before
it and without giving both sides hearing; grant
ing the a5OTe order to have been the proper pro-
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fairbanks platform 6tales.
We IYYrrE THE ArTENTroS on BUsIsEs.

Ma the following taken ro1 s Of several thOa.
$3.50 e"rrrhs ssEe q ne NOS s'srns sae ssss'sn.
ustle Sing h1f and Nho be3T cordial testimony 20
ibsr durability eonveeeoee, and unysryinS accuracy
The "a II ADD fidelity EMPLOYED thtr Manufacture
az hs cssrunsn Or tie Part ~ be Manufacturers never 70
allow imperfect srtels forth from Their establishment
have sined FOR hse scales reps,son that las
suIsssel ia s whoie Of 1aef uscDs-un 50 far -
t ,suutry and Cres Britain ard her are eo1csrusi,
taese scales Unsrnouy Acknowledged tae sTSDAEo
ssut vlc. srose from discrersnc weights betwes
ofFAlRBAsEs Scales il ~ tue Baltimore and ONO
EaLgcaf Company srd one d another manila re "a re-
c~nty fred q the Court d Common Pleas Bsouo The csse
CUB fe Cont Two dy. az J.sse Nsr.aa Do delivering
b. stated The remit n me ND nee hat ne AZ U
raey F1IEEASTs scales ela sd ssyoaa AL q1sats
a. to - eral Fsrs Of the Institute and q toe
tsie an County AgicauTs soees "nefs tne'e sc'-s'
A. he FsT q the American intu.e held Ocoor 40 oar
soes severely tested n connection VIZ tlo.e o. incl
Manufacturers AID fully sustained Aef reputation ir u'
rty al Al aecg1nt d he est va furry sd aces
rsy o1so iCr TIE y IEIsUSE ard PeH.'g ana
A6sr the test received The following certificate from toe
Go4 Isdsi We. awarded BY the America n',it1ts %
Nessrs FEsASEs Co. oT toe best nay Coai sno Cd'he
'i SS.s~.Yori, 6et rs. f. grI@s, Record Sec
AID Platform Scale and several Diplomas ior Prssep-
o1 Scales, PosrOfce Balances, Gold CON Deteetor &c
Nearly al great runk Railroad Of the United states With
~ - a No. r5 r. ,yi5 10 ~ 10 e.ts,
that more than elts'hs Of al the ght passing
Canals sd RsToads amounting TO millions q tes
annually 10 weighed by FAIRBAAEs' SCALES.
IN EHgGnd ali the grand trunk Railways spppsd with
FsirbsI a. large Track aud Depot And taking
that they adjusted . The English Spanish Portu-
ruese Chinese other sndsTd AID large guam
tes South Amercs 20 the East and West Coz Of AcA
% the Fs West Indies the Sandwich Islands China
Austrss California and nearly all parts Of he world We
fee warranted IN asserting that these Scses REGARDED a. al IN
fsbe standard entitled 70 the confidence Of every b1s
They adapted required operation Of weighing
Iron Coil Hay &C. and of the # "reAols7s stores
and Foundsre. snd short fer every kind Of business
are manufacturing every description Of DrH29iss
Jsers Bankey.' SoaieI and We2tfI PGat BaLanee'
FrsDe Hooks &c Standard esh and ssures io otate
eounfe. and Post Office Balances, &c We also have
the Ggercy beneey - eeyated ureh Factory STEAMBOAT
I1esnotits Pl0ntGfios ana other Bells
PAiRBAsKs & co. No. 1873 Broadway,
between Dey and COurtsndtsts NeT-f ofk-
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EVERETT on WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Everett has been invited to Richmond to de-
liver his Lecture on Washington: He can 90
thither safely. The lecture is well adapted for
Southern market. 1t makes alluson to Wash
ington's letters to Tobias Lear and Lafayette aid
Others OIL the subject of the abolition of Slavery
and tie liberation of lis slaves, and none to the
fact that be freed them by his last VIII aud Tesla
meEt Now We have no desire 10 differ with Mr..
Everett. Politically shelyed as be is we should
greatly prefer not to interfere with the honOrs paid
by the public TO his rhetorical genius, and his ee
CANT scholarship. But when he takes up the char
acter of Washington as theme of discussion, be-
fore great crowds OF people and treats it in so
worthy msnner, We should be wanting in our
duty did We withhold an emphatic protest.
There are those who, through much and bitter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

HousE March THE report Of the Election Com
mittee asking for authority TO send for persons and
papers in the Kansas was taken up. Mr.. Oliver
of Missouri spoke against empowering the Committee.
Mr. Cumback Of Indiana took the other side and de-
Tended the action Of the Free-State fett,ers. Mr..
Cullen Of Delaware thought the power was unneces-
sary, as the House could not go behind the record
Adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

Cannot some generous person, devoted 70 y"
maintenance of conservative principles, and snho',
for the improvement of the newspaper press
New-YOrk, contribute the sum of two and siIPence'
or thereabOut, to buy for The Exprss secoos'
hand copy OF Ksop's Fables The Ezprsss mis~
read with advantage, at this time, the story oil 'a'
pct and the kettle. Under the head oil "Journal'
ism in New-YOrk.' it complains Of The I''e''
TRIBr Nj AID Herald as carieaturiag tas Fillm''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
AewDprk Qailp Gribn,re.
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 13j6.
To CORBEsPOyDESTy

40 Be taken of yoss Communications What
ever intended Tor merton must BE- BY ire
and address Of the writeT-uot -cesary FOR pubcs
mon. but guarantee Of bis good faith
We oannot undertake rejected Commune atoms
To OUR FRIENDs-Sucnbers in sending rernances fre
queuty Ou; mention the Of the Post-Ofce AID
terv frequently the the State which psVsr
70 be seat-slvsys mention the Of the POsiQDils
I'D tat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

FORWARDING AND TsASsroRrArios LNre
PEOPLES Line Steamers
" Sanford.
American Transportation Company
Ned, Abbott Co
Rome ana New lofk LinS
Old Line Troy Tow Boat.
S,racusc a.d 81 ghAiutOn Luc.
Merchant. Lske Boat Line.
Cauloen and AInboy Railroad CsmPAny
FULTON Lake Boat Line.
kev.Yort asd grie Railroad Company
Hudson River Railroad Company.
Neville and New Haven Rairosd Comf.nJ
Harlem RAILROAD COMPANY
Long Island Railroad Company.
k.v'yeI,ey h,irOsa ard Transportation Company
New Jersey Central Railroad Company,
BsitwoTs sna Ohio RAlfosS Con F~ly
New.Y ORR. Elmir. and Con- ins Lins
NOTtiers Ifapsroftsgion Line.
Weston Lake Boat Line
Adams's Express Company
United States Express COMPANY
Amencsn EIIre's Company.
National E1VIess Company.
New Jeney Express 9mpany
Brooklyn City Railroad omPlly.
Peoples E1Iress COMPANY
kinsley Co.
WHOLESALE DEyGcIsTs.
scbieheliu Bios. Co. Lsrele Marsh HUM.
Bush a Gale Marsh N0rthrop
A. Is. 4 ID. Sands hchcss0n Robbins
Corasioek Co Igersol Field
HASKELL. Merrict 4 Bull John Vsndessaier
HsyIsnd, Hsrrsll Risley. Wheeler { Hart
Games Haskell Thomas Maxwell
HsydoCk, Clay Eyens
coal DEALERS OTHERS
Peuns,lvauia Goal Go. d. VI Davis Jone, Co.
Delaware & Ii udson { anal Co. Cyrus W. FIELD.
CartueI : Coal Co. l.. o. Wilson 4 Co
Cumberland Coal Co. W. n. Newman.
Phillips Oakley. Jersey City Gas Light Co.
n. H. Marshall y. 7 Anderson.
MGrsion Power. Everett & Brown.
khnoolrh Co. H0Wlsrd a Asrnwal
Charles Hecksher Cir nell. Mnturu CO.
Geo. Morrow. Moses Tay.0r & Co.
foitsm Co. Thomas q geu & SOa.
Eduionds Kirby a Co = : Scle~binxer Auiersou
Rtadolph 4 Skiamore 4 r Bar,ho,d
Union Il dia Rubber Co Ae.noSrr
ManhatfAn Gas Co. IaI,. Re-, =. Z q,
New-lOfk Gas Light Co i A NactaSo
kHckerbockeT Ice Co C,ifahs,,,r = .eor;.,.
Brooklyn White Lead Co WTl,,, n, 80;
Uusu Drove Yard Co Strv,-y E.hi 4 l.',.kis.
Mon.s onery h-.s K. C1m,-,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

WINDOW SHADES AND PAPER HANGINGS at
reduced prices No l Greenwehst between Murray Aad
Robinson.
Goo French Gold PARIS, a, worth s..
SEQ French aud American sArNs At nc. Q. and &c,
worth a..
$500 BLAxE fog Cd, Iod and A.,
~ At No 81 Greenwch,si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
DEIJcHT's SPANISH LUsTRAL will make Hal

srow on Bald Heads IL the discovery the 10Th
ssnsry For toilet article Il superior soec bottles sold
the lssf sx noDths New England Prepared from rec
brought from ADdausa Spain by II wADLrisH Lawrence
Mss sold Ia Now Yotk BY BASNs PARk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
Business Notices.
SPRING Day Goods.

KSox's new establishment Is at the corner Of
Bfcssvsy and Falton-s,-
His sFEIxC HAT j. ready
His rrics j. OIly 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

Smith LOUSsBERY No. 456 Broadway, now prepared
10 exhibit their NEW SPRING STYLES Of Rich VELVET,
TAPEsTKY BRUssELs, TBKEg.PLY sud ISGRAs CAEPErING
Among the will be found large number Of New
Designs Styles before Oered also large stock OF
CLOTHS every width and all other goods connected with
tiie trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

with every pleasing, every prudent part,
say, what can Cloe want She wants heart.
She speaks. behaves snd acts Just as she ought,
But never. eveTrelched one generous thought
Virtue she finds too painful an endeavor,
Content to dwell in decencies forever"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08
KNox VIII seII the best HAr Of DE spring style

TIE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE WORLD.
Everybody does ever body should everybody must wear
Ksox far His Spring sfye ready. Price 81 His
establishment IL corner Of broadway and FultOnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-08

FRENCH BUILDING STONE,
tAPOsTED FKOM
CAIN, fkANC
OF all dimensions
And Is pARcELs TO SUIT TAI REauiREaESTs
90 PURcHASERs; foS SALE ny
DEPPEkNANS a ALBURTGs,
No 80 Beavorst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
New pnblifations.

NER Y d. } A & . y
~ VERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
VICTORIA. oa. TIE 1iyoRLo oyERcoHE. i, o,.
By Caroline Ches.hio author oi ce'iLg hA0Hs sO' ONe
Isst l2mo Puce r 70
" A book OF great power
THE LIFE OF GEN. DANIEL MORGAN, OF THE CON
TINrN1AL ARMY.
Including Notices Of the Battle Of "a aioss and the Cowpes
v,ih portions Of hs Couesponoecce compiled rom au-
tbel tic urees: with illustrations hy James
Graham OF New Oresns limo, 81 %
John Esen .okes Nes Work: -
THE LAST OF The fORkSTERS; Or, HUMOKo OF
THE BORDER. -
story Of the old Virginia FrOnter By the author Of The
NHsn a Comedians one nea, l2mo Pnee VI q.
one sf ,he h,she.t Of the Summer books
Book for tue Times!
WESTERN BORDER LIFE;
or wHAT s.sSY HUsTLR HEARD AND SAW IN KANSAS AND
Ore re.t i21no Price sl
81 grophic sooolnt u Western life.
THE CAPTIVE YOUTHS OF JUDAH.
Ia Story with Moral By the Rev. L. W. Jones limo.
Price 8 25.I
THE LIFE OF JAMES BUCHANAN By R. J. Horton,
Price 81.
TIE LIFE OF col J. C. FREMONT By J. BiseIOw.
12no, Illustrated. Price ~.
We shall PuSlsh ct an early day: - .
bt'sDTTT's "THRtE PER CENT MONTH" l2mO
DAIsi'S NECKLACE: BY T. b Adfeh. emo a.
jbE STAR ANO THE CLOUD. BY A Roe l2mo.
kILBURN's RIFLE. AXE AND SApDLEB AGs limo.
nap hAlNBOW AROUND TIE TOMB. limo.
saeE0N WIVES By Meta Victoria Fuller. limo.
sLVERWOOD: Book Of Me nories l1mo.
TtE PUDILEFORD PAPERS; or, Western Humors l2mo.
T5E TBE kS SEIaTT aT as aFD raE az doG6EN 9tcE
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON. BY r. b. Goodrich fo.
Orders re'reeriuIIyy, sS.ie,ted. H ,,cvcoy
No. lls Nssssu-sG, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
4 CAMP AIGN T R A c T.

c. NJ = A G n A { L -
N CATHOLICS, ATTENTION!
Hea. what Pope Gregory says asout the siave'ITsde
and thoso Sho -
een in slaves Hear his sAshemas Denounced on ali those
who in Any way countensnce
SLAVERY!
including OF course those VIII, by yosng for Buchanan
O. Fillmore, uphold tbs infamous trstc
READ POPE GREGORfS BULL.
TIE CATHOLIC CLERGY
ln.,.s ,ntre ienorIg OF tha above docu
ne1 ued only few ago reuiais oI sfotsAht' 10
publish the same foI the be eft Of
ALL True CATHOLICS,
poue OF whom would care 10 vote for
FILLMORE
after reading this Proc aaton Of HIS Holiness Ihey "oua
rather vote for .. r,,.oyr
who is rleasee to PROSTATE o.,o...uv,.
" The SLAVE OLIGARShf ~
And 10 exteLd the area Of Freedom.
FRrnoSr AND DAYTON CLUsS
can he ,upned VI the Bull lluua,ed BY handsome
cut of tb. rrUuDd.d by his CsrdDs eDsssed 10 the
work o eus slave from his chains IN sddcon 70 otAer
suitable matter such Is
DANIEL OCOSNELLs
Slavery also those OF otoef
CELEBRATED IRIsHHES,
together with Map showing IN sui aoe coors me freo
States # the UoOn all published together It al
eight which should be scattered bro -At snoos
Amsnosu Catholics II knoskdown asumeot, AID must
have telli effect ih6; OF voters W be feady oH
the ltib Of September
ThousA O. have beu already ordered Sand e.ry
Prce Ter go, i0 per 100, 81 IS or ceIf r1se Escn
order be accom- panied by the Apdess tns pub
hsher. JOSEPH II. LADD,
Nc Beeku
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
SOME ADVANTAGES or the WORK:

SOME ADVANTAGES the WORK:
lat The suai adopted OF grouping the Ofhces by
States and Counties u Prove convenient to Publishers her
rb,s Inventors Politicians and business generally who
have occasion 10 sed circulars aud oef oocue" 10 all the
Post Offices in given district
"a Jobbes aud others b. solicited TO give credit to parties
from distant readily judge by referring 10 THIS bo
hat would be reasonable Of credit 70 sive; for by
comn,re The revenue Office where customer has credit
IN the ,mouut Of with the OF office from
at would be likely to Leed credit for more OF less than
$500 =,
IL s seid that the s,e Daniel Webster remarked that
there was 10 more reliable guide TO the size and importance Of
IN. various towns United States than the OF their
respective POst.Ohces m
bstn sv.n ony in the official Blue Book but is here fur
uisheo III d cheap aud popular form
"a The the County Seat of each County
ia evtn italics will make the wot valuable 10 the Legal
Profession.
AN Posasters will observe that the Postal Laws in the Ap
pe1dix which before been codihed here
',msfzed III make them perfectly
h The information contained in the first sixteen pages ea
tive IN The Rates Poste the Frsnkns Privilege Rules for
Mailing Letters G will he valuable all having
sion TO st OF eive matter through the mails
s,h IL will valuable TO hmiEhrs AZ Specu uators in
Allowing the development and pro ucyeuess of State
Coupty by the number aid Of il. Post -OMces.
nth This only work Of the kInd Pubshed the author
M d T. LEEc the compiler OF the List Of Post Offices
and Postal Reraonf in ~ the POsOfce Department,
aud the work ty therefore be relied upon correct
work vii be sold usvely by Subscription Erpe
he sveo Copies will be By mail receipt Of the 7ce,
F- j. II. COLTON Co, Publishers,
No. III william st.. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06

NOW the Northmen and the SOuthmen,
~ Ater many a year Of quarrel
On the anceut Cu6ee question,
Came. al last, 20 open battle
On The bloody held Of KaIsas;
There to have the final struggle
FOE the Ow n.Iship OF Cuhee
And tue iOrdship of The country.
From the North, the furious Lesions
Hastened 20 the place OF hehtlDs,
Armed with $40 c., and armed with pistols.
Arm cd with tracts, and armed with bioles,
Armed BeecheTs moral niles,
Which would DTeson mOsf moving sermons.
and convince their foes OF error.
Erom the South other Legions,
Also ready for the struggle,
Also armed with swords ard pistols,
Bowie knives ard long TevOlvers,
with a Of singing noTsewhips
With store OF lar ana festheTs
To resAe their captive foemtn,
Tres, tb,ir Anti slavery fOemer.
There for Neais they k.p the hRnt up,
From the North and Sosth recruiting,
AZ their forces, both, diminished,
TIL at last the very women,
An the women and the children
OF the land OF Plu ri-bUs tan,
On the fatal field had fallen,
And the land was al deserted Z.
Cuf,e when the fight ended,'
Took possession OF the country,
And himself the King elected.
F~ 'ontioss'iOD. esyy =, ~, r,,s-rsr .- ---.
ByQ X PHILANDER DOESrIcKS, pB.
I2rno fully illustrated 81.
Publi.hed az No $40 Broadway, by
LIVERM0HE RUDD.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
~ II L l n ID Z f N ID 4 L .

~ E IN d E p + ID 9.
l. wsExLy RrLIG,Ou; 1sp g,sIky ss~s'Asso 4.
Fdted by euilent Cersymen, sssi'tsd BY es ALLOWING
D'''N REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS:
REV. GEORGE b. CBEEVER. ID -.
" MRS s. HisSIsT ynIsiTs BfEdHEs !. RRsss1 STOWE
from 81 .setGDs Of ii The Union iG% o Eys.nd rncs Cor
el reh tbe colomns of TfiIs JoURE H.
a Of @ %S now s $
admitted II has beer the aim Of the Prsetor' With 'ut re-
best jOun a Of similar the world .ld
this could be done by uesdiss boldly asd
God
cri.i. has arrived when every Christian called upon
ak Lord what Wit thu hav' ne 10 DO" m conflict for
pruc humen rshts the world has
press or rstsI men To- ,fue either spesk
vey will cry ont for Heavens utsm nts ,nd we
Now prove who The lovers Of nb.ry.
Id :. inc w60 o % s ".n, % 20 S ss s ss
live tI d fair country an nheitaoce Of freedom
THE INDEPENDENT will snt the held AIDE by side with
no dssue DO battle for huh, Ju,es and h.aaniv.
With all the oswer Goo may awe y, VIII urge the Christian
.dvcea,s FIs so speech FisdO@ y Pros. es Sou
Free Men sDd-Fe for the IeIt esidebt rh
think religious PAPER should no, thus freely Join With tho
,.cuar doug this ext sordnaf work informed
deliberately and eonscientony a'nyed st.thst duty God
moments bestz 70 the which
ought b. taken by this paper fbse who symps hIe with
IT, OF every party, they theSsasd will ~
the by demr al they ts circals ion
CONTENTS THIS wEgg's
OuR SPECIAL CosTRBUroRs REV DR.. Coxs Journal Of
Tie Beusysl Of Freedom. ComnUesy
" ashiDs ton Letter An Ency slic Letter
Letter 'rcm Saratoga Church and Meeting Ho1se.
KANSAS BULLETIN Give Winss
Letter Il ON Norway boDI Whom Homer u
From New Hsmpshfe. Due.
To the Citizens Of San Fran. Brooklyn Conference
cisco. Commercial and ficsncia.
Military Preparations, &c. FAMILY READING;
Yale College Mount Wsshinstn
Temperance Gathering at Au Where there's Viii theres
burn Wsy.
" hIde Clersymer" Cleanliness and God
Accountability of Statesmen. Are Working together with
The Christi
Present Aspects OF Religion. SELECTIONS.
Dai isl A. d the ULion. FoRgICs MISCELLANY.
LITERARY RECORD. Ady-rtpene bta
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. Letter som Exeter --Gen-
DcnFsTic SUMMARY sra As.ociaton of New
TIE Penl Of California H.mp-nire.
Dece'ii Il 10 Js4es
TERss-By msil, 80 per snnum iD advance
ADyIRTIsf NEsTs Fifteen csLts line each insertion.
SPEcInEs kusBEEs sent sYatis
Office Nc. 2 BeekmAn az Ns~YOrk
JOSEPH Il. LADD. Publisher
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-06
EST ILLUSTRATED WORK PUB

l. L;sHED- THOROUGHLY AMERICAN.
IR.lNG'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON,
Now pub.hl In Numbers s IS c-aIs each will be lLLvs
rRArEp BY over EIGHTY SUPERIOR ESGRAsGs on STEEL
Couunsns Portraits AID Or sinsl Historical D.Hsns
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