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CUNDAY BOAT FOR NEwBURG AVID INTERNEDI ATE
~ landings ~ he splendid NET AMORA will com.
the nsusl Sunday trips above Sunday April I
lea wing Jay street pier ct O'Clock A. See advertsuen
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TRAvELLERs, GUTDE.

1919 SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NE wBURg-
LOU: Commencing SUNDAY, April Is Tho favorie,
aorx from loot OF jay street every Sunday morning.
az Workers Hastings, Dobps Ferry, FAIRY
Point 90 "a sprps and Cornwall landing Amos street. each
above landings. ~ - - -
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| Manhattan Gas Company.
The following letter from the Manhattan Gas Company
is just and proper, and speaks for itsef -

B just and proper, and speaks TOT ltseH -
TO THE EDITORS OF THE COURIER AND ENQUIRER.
OFFICE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT Co.. April 10.
In response your call for information relative to the
practice Of claiming deposits from parties taking gas from
this Company, have to state:
First That At time have such deposits besn elualto
one per cent on the amount OF pital paid in.
Second That the losses OF single year frou, bad debts
have repeatedly exceeded the sum In deposit
Third, That the amount deposited remains frequently
but single month and by far the greater PORTION
turned within six months. The sum to al been
uncomfortable that hitherto calculation Of interest
bss been mace.
DEPOSITS by parties who pay Their bills.
The necessity Of adopting TO prevent such
serious have hitherto been suffered BY this
pany, vii! admi, ed by every fair minded The
reduction in the price of go into esc on fst Of
Octo next-wiil require great economy in expsnd
ture, the most careful management and p'omp and re-
liable payment Of bills.
l am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
CHARLES RO)uE- President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

Fl upsoN RIVER Raj RoAD.-rRAINs 5EAv.
UhAmbers street daily, fer Albany and Troy. On and
er Wonday January g. 1856 the trains val follows.
sxoress rain A. w.. connecting with northern and Western
P09shkgspse AGA spa $50 ~; ier psss;snl 40
trains step ut All the way Paasehgss us at Cham
bers, Oanal Christoybr and Thirty fr street No train
Sunday. yr ntaud liant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

The Abips from Boston call at halifax
PERSIA, Capt Juckins. CANADA, Capt Lang.
Ar b1A, Capt j. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Wickman.
AHA, Capt Z. q. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt Ryrie
AFhiCA Capt Shannon EUROPA, Capt j. Leiteh
These vessels Gear light masthead; green
on ssrbt ard bow; red on port bow
Asia, Lott leaves York Wednesday. April Is. 1885
Cemoria. Bruwnless, Boston Wednesday, April IS, !"
Africa, 81 Annon N York, Wednesday, Aprl 80, "
Arabia Store, Bostsu, Wednesday, Nay Z,
Persia. Judktns n York. Wednesday, Nay II
Canada, LRpF, Boston, Wednesday, NAY n,
Bertbs secured until psii or.
An eYperieDceo sRrgeou on board.
The owr Of 4e chips viii be accountable for gold
silver bullion spece jewery, precious stones meA
ssa bills of adng are signed therefor and the value thereof
For heisht or passage apply T. CUNARD, No. Bowling
Green.
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The annexed statement exhibits the value Of oreg dry
goocs entered at this port for consumption for us
and also the Withdrawals from during the
week ending and including, THURSDAY, April TO- 1866:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

DOR NORFOLK AND RfCHMc ND-THE UNIrwm
States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish win
leave FOR ne above pieces on Saturday, st O'Clock r M
day afternoon spd At Richmond Monday morning Pas
sepgers for TIE South will without by the rres
mai line TO Charleston augusta savanr Travellers
viii hpd this the cheapest peasantest and eVoedous
route Passage and fare Including room Norfolk
70 Peter and Richmond $40. Seersge hall pros Ap-
ply 10 LuDLAM fLEASANTa, SO broadway
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E'oR sAV.NNAH AND rLORIDA-UNITED STATES
+ Mall Lne.-1he and elegant steamer X KNOXVILLE,
Captain d. Ludlow, viii leave Saturday April IL from
pier No North river al O'Clock p NJ Bills Of ading signed
NO. y For 70, Flods hrcsgh tickets from new
dous steamers avAnnsb Florida three
crg with the New York on TuesdAys aa1
6aturdaya - - --''~-s--S
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Balloon, 500, S65 II $50 sccor ting 10 state rooms
lin tied Of third passengers win be taken
fom Phlae epfia and LIVERPOOL found in provlnous
From Philadelphia. $50 From Liverpool ........ 50
These sfesmshps constructed with improved water
ush compartments and each carries experienced
surgeon.
Parties wking to brig their friends obtain certid
and upwards. Apply
JOHN q DALE, Ag,., II Walnut st., Phfa., or
6ABBL OORTIb III Broadway. New York.
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uPOs eD DATES OF SAILING.
Eor E rsls5' q Ps,i1sen sPpw,E %., ,.ys.. w

Tor freight or passA9e apply % \
LkW'D K NULLINs IS wall strest NY.
BkOWN, SAIPLEY CO.. Liverpool
s1kPREN KENkAkD CO., n Austin FrArs, london.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT co, Paris TIL.
5be will bo accountable fog gold,
silver, bullion specie jewery precious mesas,
less bl Of drg signed therefor and Tho value hercos
therein expressed. Nr.. mEt
Shippers he notice that he ships Of Oils hne cannot
carry any goods cont Abasd Of war.
Aeters pass through tho Posi- olse any othsr win
be returned
NorCs-1be Asy Of departure this line from New Yss
for 1855 viii DO saturday commencing Jan and every Ater
nate Saturday. and uD Liverpool Wednesday, commenctne
JAM q and every alternate Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

ENOR CHARLESTON AND FIORIDA-saMI WEEKLY
- y. Nail Lfne=Tbe new magnificent and very fast Fs-
ing steamship NASHVILLE, Capt NJ Bern, WIN esve p,er
Ne North river o Saturday April a. a. O'Clock PM
presley For freight sppy On board whore all LIS * lad
ing VIII pc signed and for paeage, at the Office ef SPOF
FORD, TILbsroN 4 CO., 20 Broadway. The splendd
steamer Merton, W Foster. commander win succeed and
cave on Weresday april l6 arriving Charleston In time
0r psseer TO hke the mali steamer Isabel for Key
Weat and HvsOa- The favorte Carolina
GUAR trips n The various landings the st. Johns o
ida connecting with the STEAMERS from New York eay-
ng Charleston every Tuesday at O'clock p n. Through
ickess 70 Jsckeo0vile, SSl; 70 Pilatta SS3. "a
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DOYAL MAI. STEAMSHIP AsIA.-FOR LIVERPOOL,
IL the ASIA e. G. Lott, commander, win sell Ersm ne
compsnys dock Jersey City, with tho mails and passengers
Europe Wednesday the 10Th inst II O'CLOCK pro-
cely Passengers IRE requssed TO be on board by liz
O'Clock A. N Tne Africa VIII sail On the goth inst =
T.. CUNARD, No Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

The cotton circular of 7. J. Stewart Co., prepared
for trapsmssion abroad by the steamship Atlantic from
this port for Liverpool, Of this date, says
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12

I)AeSAGE FOR AU3TRAL1A.-THE SPLENDID NEW
L York clipper built fhp PANAMA a. 100 'tous), VIM. p.
Care comm der, vi be despatched Melbourne the
Nh inst Offering elegant accommodations for passengers
with The prospect Of making the out sixty days Imme
date application must De made the remaining
gagged state rooms MAILER, LORD QUEREAN,
Wsr
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EXPIRES sEs.

ISAAC v. FOWLER. p. NJ.
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LtREEMAN CO.'S EXPRESS, Fer CALIFORNIA
Oreqop sandwich Is ands, Pspsms CaIlao Lima Va
psrsiso sc will he de spatobed per pal steamer George
Law on saturday January NJ o'clock IN cha gs ~
special messenger. Freight received I'LL IL O'Clock and
imall parcels letters, &c, until M on day OF saing
FREEMAN q 20, SO Broadwdy.
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EXTRA PAY.

BOUNTY LANDS, UNITED STATES PASSPORTS AND
ID pay.
Upied ataes navy sailors and oherssnd warrants oh.
tanned pay paid United states passports furn he'd 10
thirty Balances due widows and deceased
United sailors collected all kinds clarns agans
Uned stat, recovered by EDWARD BISSEII.
Agent kosr, Public anduatel Purser u. Essr, 81 wall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

Jacs quin Mrs 18Th
Jobpsop MIS- W
Jo0nson Miss Anne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

RIRDsl BiRD-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED GA.
- neres, mules bincbes, eodfnches nchos black
tes thfustes le ks b1ckheads sskins linnes parrots
&C Tor tale At u. RthrcFK 4 BROTHER, 100 Wuism
oe'Ween spruce md Frankfort Also, cages and seeds
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MOVE ANODYNE 1oOTHACHE DROPS TIE Elk
~ crucaing oru hts ut oohache speedily relieved
ms rem .dy without njurs 70 ths teeth log
oley the Eminent den Its high opinion OF
t. 81 psany recommend 1t to hec patients prepa ed
and fer "a by A. b. u SANDS, druggists 100 fulton street.
sod by druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04


~ preseryer 1t makes boots shoes harness carriage
io iupervoust to rain and Ms
I'D glove thus preventing cracking 1t haI been
proved by houss nd TO be the magnificent article ever
used on leather. Manufactured and d wholesale add
,eeiL By william EAkLE l64 souih street Agents
Benjamin s. Taylor Sons 50 Vescy street, D. whitney
Fulton st ,ooklyn the ferry VIM kunce, Grand
street. Williamsburg near the ferry VIM Token III
street N w. Peck slip terry Wm corner OF
Montgomery and Washington Streets Jersey CITY s. r. Baker
l6 Coepties slip N. and at 45 Hudson and LIE
Eighth avenue. corner OF Sixteenth street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

nR VALLEIsE's PATENTED ELASTIC APPLIANCES
- oil sl kinds acting spiay aud tree from seams such
stocks, knee ard ladies' supporters measure
ard RATED to without charge. be had az thu.
Office OF L. Leroy apothecary, III Broadway, sorper OF
Ninth street.. "
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LIST OF LETTERS
aeaanlng II De New York Cly Psst onse,
Friday, January 4, 1855.

ruhhAhsd exclusively in the Nsw YoRK HnArD BY Act
oosgress-e pap~ Aarsng ne lor9s< oircsosson q any
paper N 0s< Unssed States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04
Irwin Miss Mary Ann

johnson Miss Maria Jost Miss Josephine
johnson Miss Sarah Judge Mrs Mary j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

lOt Sc LOTS ONLY 81 EACH-GOOD LAND AND
secured by awsrzantee deed.-1he undersigned having
aoe aTangeu e, s for large of land
village in New York, proposes to give any person but
he o 20 by 70 ee tor dollar providing the owner
maze Improvements upon he within years; only
sse,, Other lot 70 be sold lte wer hopes oy Going
Increase the value o those remaining hand Reimburse
no Tor hote sold tor 81 The location OF the will
iGeo on by ballot and OF those lots 7l n
house and OF bundrst OF land Coz
purchase OF few OF bese lots In the o property
result In fortune. The fault will be if does
dw ing house and one hundred aud Tor only
~ AID eve. person that 81 viii ba emitted
house lot % by IS feet which may be worth $40
wiit or two r. Twetty wi tor 800
itirg II most thst vi be sod u person Full
PARTICULARS VIII fov arded receipt Of postage
ADDRESS with money enclosed, Warren Todd, b.
Lockwood, 422ia b, oad~ay, New York,
IIcILUWAY's OINTMENT GREAT EXTERN AL
remedy rubbed the skin il viii penetrate the pores
hns reaching The al OF the dangerous ward com
tlaI L. hitherto lint enable Sold at the ,nuflctod IS ~
Mnden lane New yorF and ?44 strand Loudon by ag
druggists, nj 25c, 62lsc and 81 per pot.
Il EIIINGEk's EMINENT OK MAGIC FLuIp mn
N. stores the lair, says l.. Ormsby NJ. " n Van
otrtl Of Commodore Vanderbilt, Messrs Kip Brown
Mr. H. Caan, 29 Bowery and thousands others ron
7. ii. wAtSrAFF's, 2ss Green sIch stree,
NEW PATENT 6PECT CIEs.--TEEY IMPROVE VI
~ s'on SUIT for lie change to ing powe,
not reqredi ard distant en- DIST civ tbron,.
one pair. FRANKS, lecture! the eve p.tentee ana
nEer No patk row, opposite Asor House Attendance
---.----.-------.-----
~ dress n r. Gardner, Peace Dale. X. l. - -
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SPORTING.

SECahT ART or CATCHING FIsH-sEgT FORu Al.
y dress n. r. Gardner, Peace Dale. X. l. v. -
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LADIES LIST.

Abbott Mics Ellen Alien Miss II, How
Abraham Miss Ma ard 1t
ulda Albion Miss Pauline
ADKINS Mru Phobe .
Adcock Hrs Charles Alex snder Mrs Ca
Agoy Mr. George Uterine
Aflea Ms rimotny Alexander Mrs Wm
Armstrong Mary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
is NOW PREPARED TO ovER rwo MILLIONS or icRss
SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS

IN TRACTS Or ~ AChES AND bfWAnp,
TO suit purchasers long credits and low rates OF inere
They granted by the Government to encourage me
the extreme south OF the nois IL ounds
end through richest and most fertile Prses Of the State,
OPon nearly 500 miles o. h. road throw. Sps5 II:
aps for a IT. sfy through ssS s Ss 'D'
The .on Is dsrt rich mold ffom one to sve depth,
+ gently % Of %Ss. sfsS sS es '''
The first crop Indian planted the newly orohes
Wheat on new turned sod sure 20 yield very large prOs
One with pOw and two yoAe Of Oaea will hea sne
ready for wheat 81 to 81 50 per acre. By dieioss
management farm. may be broken and fenced 'ss A sa
y,d 2" the aS sas'g & sa' sss,s. 10 s's S
S %%es so s as1 .d %
growing home demand slr isr% produce. :, ax,.
at from 81 81 10 81 the cord or tun 49,
Pses having in view Iowa Kansas Nesrsss. or a1ns,Ss .
country co, sy %ea Of the Mississippi destitute rao. st
a on the S Of the ii
Easter. market is utep Of t.st to pay inc INVESTMENT .. ~
ow. In ether words b. cost. so much to get produce
the interior Of the country west OF the Msppi 70 e
Eastern market that the farmer % will find much more pf0ss
TgRMs OF PAYMENT
The price will S5 S25 according 70 location,
quality Contracts for deeds be made durns the year
3 hs % ss S S o s
contract others annually thereafter The last payment WIZ
ss the ed sSs en1 Of the Act
10th February 1851 these lands free from taxation un
they paid for and deed Of conveyance granted to par
chaser
INTEREST CHARGED AT ONLY Two PEA cEsr PEA
ANSUM.
As security for the performance OF the contract the hrss
years must be paid In advance but mt DO un'
desoOd Of the land purchased shall yearly be
brought under euv alton Longer credits s six cent per
be negotiated by special application Twenty per
cent the credit price will be deducted for cash. IN which
the Company Construction Bonds will be received ~ eash
believed that the price long credit and low rates Of In
charged for these lands will enable with few
hundred dollars cash and ordinary industry 10 make himself
time the rapid settlement Of the country viii probably have In
their value four five fold When required
enced person will accompany applicants To give information
and aid In selecting lands.
Pa showing the precise location Of the lands through
State be tho office Small pocket Plats
guide any part of the Companys sds and Pamphlets
containing interesting information accompanied BY
letters respectable farmers throughout the State may b
had application the office Of tho Company No So Mieh-
gan-av Chicago CHARLES NJ DUPUY, Js,
Land Agent Illinois Central Rslrosd Company
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
vT,HE. NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Il FOR JANUARY 10.
900.

Circulation. ..............15O,O 900.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: Political Sinking; The Cat
and the Monkey Nicaragua; The Governors Mes
cage; Republican oTssnizatori Whst the Hsrd'
think of it.
H..LETTERs FROM Mr. GREELEY AT WASH
INGTON: The Long Session in the House The
Day of Cateehism.
nI.PoLITICAL HISTORY: The whss of the Free
States and Slavery Restriction; A Letter from the
Hon. Richard ". Thompson Reply By Horace
Greeley.
". GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
v..REyIEWs OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: The
cOloIed P.tot. Of the American Revolutions A
North Side View of Slavery The Planters Victim
The Rag Picker Victim; Caste
vI.REvIEw OF THE WEEK Giving in condensed
and conspicuous form the latest and most nPortan,
events that have transpired in the City United
States aud Australia
vII..PoLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Democratic (sofl
state Convention renGsyiyana; Ne"JsT'ey s
sofa; Massachusetts; Nebraska Legislature.
VIII. THE sOFTS EATING DIRT" AT SYRACUSE.
M..XxxIvrn CONGRESs-FrEsr SESSION: DOins'
in the Senate and House OF Representatives
X.oNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE: Arrival
of the America az HALIFAX: Peace Negotiations
X..TwO WEEKS FROM CALIFORNIA Summary
Of the FoTtnighrs News.
xu..NICARAGUA
MARINE DISASTERS: Great Loss Of Life ard
Suffering
xIveoy, CHASE ON THE AoeREssIoss OF
SLAVERY.
Xv..FROM KANSAS: The Present Aspect Of Affair."
Letter f0m Our Special Correspondent a; West
port.
xvI..s0UTH CAROLINA CHIvALRY AT A DIS
COUNT: Letter from Correspondent a. Co
lumbA, :. {.
XVII ESTIMATE or THE AGRICULTURAL PRO
DUCTS OF THE UNITED STATES FOR lso@
XVIII. POETRY ST. Christopher-A Legend.
XIX. MISCELLANEOUS: Firework. Explosion An
other Decision the Prohibitory Ls~ Peaches
English and American Advertising; Grape Culture
at Dayton Death Of Revolutionary Parro'si C9st
Of KeeTiug Up FAshiouAble Church.
XXTHE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
XXI MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXI. WHALERs
yyIrI COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of TIE
s,oek Money. Cotton, Grain, Cattle and other Mar
tet, srecially Reported for fhe Tribune.
sys.csyross-Oue cory for year, 81 three copies
.ss. ave eopies Ssi ten eepies' Sls.
or.. in xr,ppey- can be obtained the counter IN
,hs Pub,ie, ,uop Oftes Ihs morning PDes' St cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
Nem Publications.


AN IMPORTANT NATIONAL WORK; -
n SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION. AGENTS
WANTED to canvass New York City and State -
CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE
Embracing Notices Authors and Seec,
ons their Writings from the earliest period TO the pres
E. A Duycknck and Geo l.. Duyckinck, vols,
Svo With 225 Portraits AS Autographs and Is Views Of Col
Residences Of Authors and elegant Steel
Fnssypgs of j. FESIMoRE COOPER aud BENJAMIN FRANKLS
vols roya syo Bound in fine English cloth Price $7i half
calf library style $O full morocco extra and hall extra
Sl6. n.
II includes Illustrations of the Pulpit the Bar and other Pro
fona Writers OF the Political Orstoy, the Educational ln-
stutiops and -. ...,,, >,, rr,, co,,yrpv
IN. Pesonal Biography b full and minute, and the Selections
comprehend portion of the best Literature OF America
The latter made particularly with reference 10 Their com
and 10 Their interest and display
every variety of talent from every portion OF the county n
,h The work Of which VIII equal sx ord
% oe,svo volumes NAV be regarded inconsderable
10y AMERICAN LIBRARY IN ITSELF.
CHARLES SCRIBNER, No. l45 Nassau-st, New-foFk-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
NEW and IMPORTANT WORK.
THE CITY A II G III I Z { L:
SERIES OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS,

ii 4. = i "A II - II l. H -
SERIES OF ORIGINAL DESIGNS,
FOR
DWELLINGS STORES AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
ADAPTED TO CITIES VILLAGES
Illustrated by Drawings Plans Elevations Sections Details &e'
BY WILLIAM Il. RANLETr,
Author Of " College Architecture.
THE CITY ARCHITECT will be completed In TWENTY
xunBEss and number will be devoted special object
and the whole will City Builders Guide snd Manual IN
like any similar work before the public.
Price per Number Fifty Cents.
No l. NOW READY.
The ,ucce which has attended The Architect" By the
zane author designed for Rural Dwe!ns gves him
the confidence publishing the present work which a.
its name implies. Is designed guide and Instructor in the
erection Of Town Stores Warehouses aud Street Arch
lecture eneray The authors professional experience has also
Of the fact that Of the great number who build
houses the majority know very little about the natter and
for the benefit Of this and constantly increasns
clsss that The City Architect designed and IL will be made
strictly practical and comprehensive for their not 10
be simple collection Of designs for snowy fronts but
manual containing all the requisite information and prsetcs
directions for building city from the Il will, Of course
contain only Plans Specifications for Dwelling Houses
shops Stores Manufsetories Lecture Rooms Academic.
Charehes Theates Court Houses Prisons, Hotels Alma
Houses and Hospitals bu; also Instructions for Paving FLAG
ging Constructing Drains Cuyeras Docks, Wharyes, Mills
Street Grading Laying Squares Park. and Public Grounds.
and the fullest and comprehensive directions will be gwen
Tor ventatng Heating and Lighting ali classes Of building
work like this will be benefit 20 those who employ
the services OF aproons architect well to those who
compelled may prefer make their plans and de
signs will enable them guard against deception and
rors of calculation prevent them from being imposed upon
by unrrinoipled contractors incompetent builders
DE- WITT L DAVENPORT, Pubshers
Noe l6D and l6l Nas-an-s,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
90 farmers amp Others.

NURSERY to LET.-A NURSERY of ten
~ years standing In good repute and well stocked with
Fruit and Ornamental Trees Of all kinds There are about
nine acres S Land two thirds which covered with
Also good HOUSE and BARN on the premises which Will
be leased for Of Address d. C. BALLS Orskany
N. Y, or D. 3. CUNNINGHAM No. ls4 Futonst N. fors
YVO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, BOTANlSTS,
i and PROPRIETORS of NURSERIES, Of NEW-YORK
ard envronyhe undersigned wishes TO receive snco your
Annual order 0rwad orders for such articles
may suit. Il bAC CnELIbn,
No % Ursulinesst, New Orleans
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18
)l-AAN0-foRTE RECITALs.-Mr. MORGAN

,eA, a. Grsee Church and Conductor Of the Mendes
a I1.Sl WI Ese bis sEC C0ND PIASO-FORTE RECITAL
eon, e''n Rooms CO THURSDAY EVENING, JAN "A, TO
"a Al 9eock Ladies Tickets 50 eentsj Gentiemene
'isseh, 70 b had a. sbe Music stogsa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-18

TTNHE TWENTY--SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
Il ofthe NEW-Y0RK FIRE DEPERTAENT, for the BEN
EFT Of the WIDOWS and ORPHANS, will be given at the
Academy of Music l4h.st, MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Il
1855 Tickets can be obtained of either of the Managers
HENRY A. BURR. President, No. lOl Clhst
PETER H. TITUS, Treasurer, No. 80 Market-st
JAMESF WENMAN, Assist Secretary, No. l4o Pesrst