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1ts0 1p,-tseg Goods.

HAVE now in sto,s beautiful selec.
l tion Of New Spring Dress Goods, con-
siseing Of Rich Flounced Bsrrages, Grena-
dimes, Silk Tissues, Organdus, Jackonets,
Lawns, and Printed Lirens-white goods
Of oil kinds, together with q full line Of
Staple goods Of oil kinds-to which I
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally. ~
marco. W. D. PHILLIPS.
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GBBe 9ailg Comet:
BATON ROT ,::::APRft II, 1866.

~ Josern McCofm,ca, Of the Post
Office Litefafy Depot, has placed on our
table, the New York "Pick," for April
The "Pick" is spicy little sheet and con-
tains q great deal Of original miscellaneous
matter.
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Il THE PRINCE or ALo1ERs HslR
TO THE FRENCH EMriR1 This il 4
question started BY the New York Post,
which states that the most considers
bic Of the continental powers Of En-
rope, exclusive Of France, sometime
since settled that question for them.
selves. They determined, four yesrs
ago, that no male descsudent Of Louis
Napoleon. should be regarded ~ the
heir-apparent Of his crown. The en-
pire, according to this arrangement.
was to be Louis Nspolson's only for
life; when be died Russia, Austria, aDd
Prussia pledged thsir word to each
other ITO restore the legitimate heir Of
the throne" and TO recognize no other.
The Post, however. is Of opinion that
Louis Napoleon will undoubtedly exert
himself to have these pledges cancelled
now, that psacs is about 70 be pro-
claimed.
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LOUISVILLE ELEcr1oN,-We learn
from Yesterday evenings Advocate,
that the entire American ticket in
Louisville, for municipal officers were
eleoted.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

EDUCATE YouR DAuonrExs.-A
writer in the Farmer and Planter says:
when l lived among The Cboctaw In.
dams, ZELDA consultation with one Of
their principal chiefs respecting The
successive stages Of their progress in
the arts and virtues Of civilized life !;
among other things hs informed mo,
that at the FIRST start they fell into 1
mistake-.they only sent lhsir boys to
school. They become intelligent msu
but, they married uneducated and IN
civilized wives, and the result was that
tho children were oil ike the mother,
and soon the father Lost biz interest 10
both wife, and children. And now,
said he, If we would educsse onl, one
class Of our children, would CHOOSE ths
girls, for when they become moths1s,
they would educate their sons"
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Succession Of 9. A. I.vvren..-

WHEREAS, the undersigned Ia. lee,
w appointed administrator Of tho o..
tate Of c. A. Lawrence, all persons hav;n.
claims against said estate are requested to
present them duly authenticated within
thirty days from this notice; ard all those
indebted to said estate are requested to Set
'Ie their accounts. w. MARKHAM
April 18th, 1056s5w. Administrator,
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Rouea Bsp-rnltew.-Thsre il =
good story going tbs feunds Of papers,
told Of = inan IL Afhaneas, who had
been drinking till 1 ~ hour At night,
and then started fl time in 4 state Of
sweet obliviousDsss. Upon rsscbinQ
bis own premises DO wAs too far gone
to discover any door to The domicile
he was about TO iohabis, and therefore
laid himself down in . shed which was
the favorite rendezvous for the hogs.
They happened 70 b. out when ths
new conner arrived but soon returned
to their bed. The weather being rath-
er cold, they in the utmost kindness
and with the truest hospitality, gave
their biped companion The middle Of
the bed, some lying on either side Of
him, and others acting the part Of
quilt. Their warmth prevented him
being injured by exposure. Towards
morning he awoke. Finding himself
comfortable, in blissful Ignorance Of
bis whereabouts he supposed himself
enjoying the accommodation Of 4 tav-
eru, in company with other gentlemen.
lie reached out bi. hand. and catch.
ing bold Of the stiff bristles Of the hog,
exclaimed Hal o, my good friend, you've
got a h Of a beard! When did you
shave last.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

The charter election in Schenectady, N. Y.
On the let inst, resulted in complete Am
srican triumph.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

nrThe Times and other Journals
express much satisfaction at the an.
nouuosment that the United States
Government had assented 70 the pay.
msnt Of the Sound Dues up to the 18th
day Of juno next.
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CAN'T You Throw A Lrrzsd1nA1
rr-Can yon take of my baird here r
said grave, tall slab-sided Yankee 70
an Albany barber. feeling. 4 the Same
time, bis chin With ; noise ike !
greater "1s's light beard; what dyer
tax? Three cents for . liebt beard,
amt itl ~
"Yes."
"Waal, 60 ahead, them"
While the barber w.s rasping three
cents worth from his chin, bis "sistsr"
saw an assistant putting coloeps upon
. customers hair, through . qpill il
the cork Of a bottle. - go '
Look O. here, sqp;rs,"' rid IL
Yankee, cant yos squist ssps q hat
peppersass onto my head, tew4 oe1,
can't you throw little . III =, ~
the throe cents :! Is #
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slrayed Or Stolen.

Stfay00 Or 0tOlen.
EROM my residence, on the -
L 14th inst, a small Terrier ~
dog-eafs and tail cropped, black, and less
tanned, answers by the name Of N,1an,S
A liberal reward will be given for his r.
eovery.
april 15-2t. ROBT. L. HENDERSON,
UACON DACON-1o Csste (Jle., s,a.e.
- Casts Plain Hams; - Tisrcss canvasss1
Sugar Cured Hams Just received and a. ~ L.
the trade on aeoS11Aeds ling terms.
aplA JOSHUA bEAL.
FRESH GnOUND FLOUm-
Il and MeA1.--Ths Youhe America nirs are
running every other Day. Cohsaasrs 6yde,ims
hour o. meal, would DO well 10 6eears that wbief
u fresh and swest ~ Varehasing II
ap14 JOSHUA BEAL:
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N.esk Ales.tlsx Goods.

ETSUH 00t1e8 eFOOlt0.
A NV Sst0 Osttage Furniture complete with
a Amorous. IL00 - Dos. Dpljt Dottcms1
0hes.s, On Assortment o. those hyperion Buck
Ooe3Ing 0teves. Mahogony Bedsteads, Tets and
Ieses. Hockisg and Easy Chairs. Cane and
Mookcess s3ce Chairs &c., u to vurnishing
Wsse keoMeof fape1 H1HKR co.
Ne hUUe J5eet Received
1RoH CINCINNATI, u DDIs. rnsHAxocx Po-
1A10D, vAisA - vm IN Js~fss CASH.
aDf3 Il lG0NTAN 4 BRO.
1Aeosge sssovloGa eeAcee, -1vsssss
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HIM a)strtisfmeats.
d. A. ". HYATrs,
20 - tJD Grocerv.

n,,.. ~, es.rea 2 q. Mpo,a1s 81.
1s .s. M1na s respectfully bess leave to
asses, tsat hssahg ssta1llshs1 himself IN thu
grocery seoanees, he 10 pfspsred 10 sell articles
N he ING g cheap - can Be obtained A. An,
other esseolisnfnent In town. A complete s,sort-
Mnn q 11 1omny groceries, WINES, LIQUORH.
sp. NY. A.W. HYATT
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ANoTHER BANKRUPT C1rr.-Tbe
city Of Cleveland, is getting nearly, as
low down ~ Frankfort. We learn
from the last Plaindsaler that il Treas.
u,y, i bankrupt, and nobody knows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

4 WHOEVER of middle age, of good social po-
"A sition cultivated mind refined organization, and
afeconate nature and in calculated by habits and
diuse genial aud happy influence i'll the
juga relationship he asps whose personal and style Is
and pecunsy position would be pleased
to make the ACQUAINTANCE Of LADY possessing at
tributes and qualities in experimenting his own
suoh disposed to waiv. conventional prejudice and
independently in involving the highest aim as well
the and vital considerations their dOc
tic happness he would invite confidential correspondence
pcdgng manly and honorable consideration st his hands and
assuring them OF the integrity of hi. purpose Address
CALVIN LUTHER, Broadway Post-Ofce.
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UORRIBLE ACCIDENTS to PERSONS ant

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS to PERSONS and
Large Amount of Property Destroyed ID the daily infor
nation furnished by the newspapers throughou tho land from
the Burning Fluid Now oil danger and the Of
entirely removed the PATENT INDIA
RUBBER FLUID LAMP, which csnnoi be broken, bursted
or exploded neither the Lamp be- filled while burning
They economical and cheapest Lamps snd Light
ave-, off red 10 con The appearance Of our Lamp one
81 .,,rme neaturs and be securely by Express
.vcryrberr The cost is 81 II, 81 % and 81 30 H.
cloe money by mail and Lamp viii be forwarded CORE
ordins 10 and be the means OF saving
valuable life Liberal discount to dealers. HAWXHuRST
MOTT Exclusive Manufacturers in the United states,
No 6p Fultons ST., New-York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

Tor SALE, to CLOSE an ESTATE.-Wlh DC
sold A. public auction the Hotel Of 5 Scaddsr IN ne
Village Of inngOn Long Island the s'h of Noveno'
next 2o'clock r. IN FARM Off Acres lyins IN ssd va,
ss ard fronting the Northern Post Road The Lana - OF
6rst ouatv sr.be and ,used Conn
Try Seats m.y BE- probably divided into Village 10y.
same tine and place Tract Of II Acre. Of highly fertile
LAND fronting road. and the hr sooy- de-
srbed Also. time and plsce. about - Acres hs
bead Huntington HAIbor. possessing peculiar
FOR Genernen's mmer Resiiences; facilities ior baAins
Fislng &c. having fine Fruit and Commanding views sor
further particulars apply HENRY J. SCUDDER esq NO.
80 WsIst; OF 10 WI w. WOOD. Huntington. l. l.
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90 Ubom it man Concern.

4 GENTLEMAN, not over middle age. with I'M
IA bcmished character wishes to CORRESPOND with a
LADY not q, possessing Intelligence ovelnes aud
beauty moderate fortune Address in the truest
fdt rec II. w. Boston, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
Professional Notices.

professional Noiires.
DISEASES of the EYES. VI. ELLIOTT,
~ N d Physician and Ophthslue Surgeon. will resume
bic LtCIJ REs Theory Practice Of OphrhA mic
Ngae AID Surgery including tie Anatomy Physiology aud
Pa holoxy u the Human Eye, TUESDAY. Nov 70 Dr..
ELLIOTT continues tie preoe Of bis profession his Office
No Aston place. Clinton Hal.
EDWARD II. DIXON. MD. Editor Of THE
II SClLPEL AND OPERATING AND CONSULTING
>URGECE, ~ q Jb-ay0fce hours from 70 10 and
- 9eyerlhss A. a. other be Private Ho.pt.
Seeg Iey n,o provided for those who reQgi:- Sufc
Operations or d.e,efic Treatment
Tie oehee e The sCALPEL il a. No ! veseJ- A,.o,
Hc- wheIe &, eTary and business cotnnrnicaions raus.
o. t pI oeVOies ts once hours exclusively prsc
tic@! GU,ies Of kis profession.
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90 farmers an6 Others.
Cost an0 fonno.

I OST-On Fulton or COurtst., Brooklyn, last
Sunday evening Ladies' Fl r GLOVE. The finder Will
Be rewarded leaving IL at No. 2tf Union st. BROOKLYN
TX REWARD. LOST on Wednesday after
Up L - noon, q Barnum's Museum. MINK CAPE. The
finder will receive the above reward with thanks Of the
by leaving the a No SO Southst ~ \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

ITO STOVE FOUNDERS.-The subscriber has
i for SALE few hundred barrels Of CLARkS RHODE
ISLAND FACING DUST Also PulvcTizcd Hard wood Char
coal Coal Soapstope and Black Lead for fAcns tine Cast
ING. G. q. ROBERTSON, No. lSj Water St, N,"-isTs.
ttNA 900 TO $4,000 WANTED-On sc
SZU.WJU curity ola valuable Patent, now becGmn;
~, know and pTofiAby introduced Persons oi capital and
n,,re Will find this wen worth their attention Address
b. p Post. Office. NewYo,k City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
Goal, 81.
NTEW-YoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD.

NETWORK and HARLEM RAlLhUtA.D'I A.
~ FARE RRDUcED.-Only 81 81 from se~.io'1s Nd
5snyThe Inland Route connecting with western -. shsI
Trims $40 & IN, Express Train 10 Aos1J Noch-
change Of connecting with HIS N. CenuA ~, paAfs
srp Train. s:l0 m Mai Tr.n stpPPns A. .s,,s ID
and al Stations above. SGD p. III, Ex7fes'' e"-hes
'ce Ceptrll II p II. vxrre,
RETURNING. LEAVE ALBASY.s:@ o, a
Without charge Of cars. S:lS n Ma itSa- W.
Express for New York - a. ,she ~
We invite Ill passenger or bushes or pss'a s.srsy
Gsr.en Railroad which for eoulfot, promptneso -, ia
lnssrpsssed The Albany TfAirs .ie now arc fsf d.
creuner. Approved Brakes ~ch places the usn "a ~
onro. of tie Engineer. rend nns u the sse', 80
Iprn Ticke,s 10 b. Obsred BssEAze chsskeS go
4 the Western Railroad Abasy, 81 o. White sn-
gr>oule saA ath -ts New rort ....x~a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
Danlins Ataoemies.
A pODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No. 80 Broadway New.Yor and
No. l0 Moat2xue- place, Brooklyn.
NevYorh wednesday and Saturdays. Brooklyn
Glasses on Tesiays and Fridays AZ sna for Ladies
aud Children, and II for G-Itle1IeA- Ladies Private
Class Pupil. any time during the
Circulars &C be had either Of the
Academies. The u.usl Sources viii BE- siveR- M Dodvorh
would take his patrons that exertion will
be emitted that IL be- Of the pupils wsy
maintain the very gratifying reputation possessed by he
Academies
HANGING SCHOOL, at No. 81 East l3th-St.,
~ ives, Of Brosiwa,-Mr. CHARRUAUD respectfully a.
gai his patrons ant the public that bis cl1.ses viii
uenc, the "a Dsy.-We ineslay AID saurdsy a. II
and 5. o'clock afternoon for young LADIES' AMI Masters
Nj Charruauf can from 70 cay, above where
circulars e.n BE- obtained. month"; SolrNes usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
=IYSAS LANpS.-The Trustee. for the pur

KANSAS LANpS.-The Trustees for the pur-
N se of Government Lands in tie Territory Kansa
10. ready receive stbscrPiions IL trust - D. applied .
- rse Of the DclaW Indians Trust Lands sold
NvTr 4? and and TO the prehAs Il other Land.
in did To rrtoiy Apply to tie treasure JOSEPH LYMAN
A. Ne. Wutetst Boston.
ROBERT Il. SrORER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

containing rooms. ell adapted "a mall gent c i'my
Sub.rtl l. lied 10 leave the South sud GA tar
vaeai, one Il the ucst dcrhc oot'aes ~ we veiy
o' New lotk Rent AgO T. ruuuw fss'sia ,'"",d'3.'J
" Is nov pnly furishcd snd The i"trus WI o 'u "
sired to- sSc Address \. =. TdtUuc Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
6onses and farms Dantf0.
Rcdl Estate for Sale.
TENT TIOUSl

4 THREE-STORY and BASEMENT HOUSE
IA for SALE CHEAP-A new Brick Ihreeii IL1 g.
ment HOUSE up town. Broadway ioT SALE ,i 81
$4,000 ain bondhnd mortEase. Iheii US; WEI
gIcd I'D contains al the modern mpoyements h4I'l. :.
= z. TOWNSEND. No. Q! NA..aa.,t q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

Sales tp EueroU

A y Nrvwts hrc''cnee-
DT BANGS, BROlHIR s Co.-f1Ace-o~'
y ~ ~ P,rt-rc~ -, ...,.a,
FRIDAY EyFNING OF 81. .; 81 eek a. ne Aa. cog
Rem. PRIVATE LIBRARY. eouPl-Ins sr' - wner :
en- ~ S,rr.rd erk. IA hctsne .ut surgery. histS An !
Biegnph7 Travels Poetry. Arfs. Sotenr~s uciai'ns
illustrated 70, that Af' IEse s's
ueut Of Misce !aneous Literature, Nc
NOVEMBER. 1885. .,-. =,
FALL PARCEL SALE " kSGLtSH and AN.Rl sAN
BOOKs lie c.,rlosue Of this sale prn'in and WI
,re srndid assor- q works sdApte4 70 ne seass
C.,al ,ge. OF the rare and Library Of the Aie 2 D.
Co-u-u A. now r,ady :; III SAesroom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
,I,HE UNDERSIGNED cfer for SALE o

FINUE UNDERSIGNED ofer Tor SALE on
-s.or.hlc terms scvrrs PLOTS ofGRDUND beautifully
si,4 AZ EH-st cthtowu und Eza5e'hpor ire Central
Rl # Ncr. jt-sey. TIE above plots admiralty sim.
. for III provrncRt ard adapted Ter
iu- urTo-cs. For tsrns 6c., arpy -
BAkER NEEKS, Auc.ionrcrs
No. Piaesr.
WATER POWER, with or without FACTO-
w RIEs for SALE sud TO LET At NaitcavSr. y. v p:
.rr. ton NeN.Nork Inquire . NJ G. COrrtls
2 sCHENCk. Asent hsitsswHr. \. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

A SCOTCH Protestant Woman wants a stla
~ ton to do CHAMBERWORK and SEWING, or u v
BFRWORK sud WAITING. in respectable An.-'"tr 'y
Beet city reference given Apply at No .6 est <'h 81
Can be seen 'or two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

- New Haven Depc, Bulldog corner Of Elm I'D Er kin
- ore SQUARE from RroadwNy irqulfc Of l. Bennett
he M, p,ises Heated by stcampigcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

N wants situation as CHAMBERMAID aud WAITER
and would ASSIST in the WASHING. Can be at No
4s( Broadway. basement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
rVEAcHER-AnA. NJ. ofNcw. England c 'lle,e

ITO MERCHANTS.-Wsntef, -Ilult.n o.
/ BOOK-kEEPER, or CLERK. fot ths go. ~. vo1a;
~ az q % rrncc5 horOoshy comp en- PM "a ~
Mar in at the south 30. 1s,e.S n box ~,
ic,ua.1fanec. Bos' references gwen H1
u. CAat2ls. Alabama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
7 ARGF and IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE

IL by TUNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer-THIS tFndayl
MORNING lgs O'Clock No ~ NassSa-s' north from
JchI-t. Fl RNITURE. MIRRORS. CARPE TING. MAT
Tai ssEs. OIL PAINTINGS, &C Two s,ld K1sr~ood
PA'lor Fa-uirue covered with broatee Oas
Duiag Tables with pillar. Oak ant bsck
Tables Legs Of EnAmeled ChSnbet Furniture
On PAiur frame Mirrors 30 ylrt. I'm dish
Brussels CARPETS IL quantity desired; Splendid yiev Of
Sofas Teie-a Tete Essy aud Rocking
Chairs; Center aud site Tables EAEcres Gcisn Gothic.
Co;rat AID paeut Bcdsds Sprug AID HA Mattresses &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
Gonses to fet.

OFFICES To IET-ln the Bible House, Astor-
Opsce ~ floor. in psle Offices very sirs
bic location Apply Al the TreasuTvTs Oee En;T.noe
Uh-Av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

i DAY school. for YOUNG LADIES NJ. - IVES; 18th
sMr. LEVERETT will reop-n h-r scho" Tor the en 'Hin
ye.r % MONDAY Sep, IS cis. IN E-h and IN Frru~h
Literature under the 4 me most compe'en' Pr''
vii commenced Nov l. and will crfuue quar-.
Yourr -sire pur-ue 'h2s - ie.
vii be admitted 20 the rs per quarter. Appcs
above address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

DOOMS to LET. with STEAM POWERS
N by 80 feet, WV, lighted Also FACTORY well lighted
. hy Is feet Apply 10 p NJ. WILSON No III Prince g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

H,SsY n LEEDs Automatically HENEY &. LEEDS Co.
ON SATURDA Nov J, l-56, ~ lOt o'clock.
" their ss..rcoIn. No. 2 Na's.u-.' eeE.at HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE ed f1T convenience OF
RovA Wilton, Velvet lngrsn AMI B'uss-
C.-p-'s stair RuEs carved rosewood PAdoT Suites. IN
broca'se crimson an >,
,rc bre and gold rosewood carved rtAgrr- rpsewood
side Tables marble t'Ps very heavy crimson ana
Window Curtains rrh arr under 10, tn'u
Chand. Bon red .nd Chira Mantle Vases Se b.ef Wal
morocco en-iph iinins
Table -ch ranSfeF and Mantle Glasses mahogany
bal Ha, Stand oavcd mahogany buresus bef'@ai' ana
W,shsapds Hair Maf,resse PAAsscs Feather BEDS
and Tlou dining ard bedroom C!ockcy. Cut Glass Ware
OIL Cloths Russ Mats SC Also enc ro.ewood eAEved risno
srd one .bogsry 90 By S,oddagt Durham Of tine tone
TIE shoye will positively BE- sold without, the owner
j. removing from the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

- as COOK or CHAMBERMAID; is frstrate Washer and
roner Good city reference given Apply the family where
sbe now lives corner of Fulton and Franknay Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31
Uants.

A RESPECTABLE Woman desires "a situation
IA as frstclass COOK in private family She has lived in
one situation eight years and give the best city refer
.noe Apply No l Esst 18th between Sd and 4hays
Can he for days
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-12-31

MEssHs EpIroRs:
TIE rev county buildings
a. lis place " Gu. a and dcIie.
.r.i TO the Gu "a f., day Of
bis month They are Quit in # sub
sjantial and beautiful mnuner, aud reflect
great credit upon the contractors as well
as on the county. The court house il
one Of the finest buildings Of the kind
in Vermont. if not in all New England.
1t is Of brick, in the Italian style of
architecture, with brown stone window
stills, and the wood work of the corniccs,
&c painted TO correspond with the stone.
1t fronts nipetysix feet on Main Street
and is of proportionatc width and height.
The cost is supposed to be something
more than $40, 900, of which the county
pays SIS 000 the town Of St. Johns
bury So 600 for town ball OH the first
floor, individuals in the village $1,000,
and the balance, whatever it may be,
goes into the profit and loss account of
the contractors
The County Court occupied the new
court house, for the first three weeks of
this month. An unusually large num-
Der Of cases were set down for trial but
an unusually small number were tried.
Plaintiffs were in worry bad luck as a gen.
cral til ing, the whole amount Of dam
ages recovered during tho first sixteen
days of the term being only one dollar.
The criminal docket was larger than u
sual There wero four convictions for
theft, one of them amounting to grand
larceny and coDsigning the culprit to
two y ears in the States Prison. The
new Jail here is doing large business.
Ii is not yet four weeks since it was
opened, but it has already bad as
many as thirteen different inmates.
The Republicans in this part of the
State are not at all disheartened at the
result of the Presidential election, but
are rather disposed to keep their armor
OH, and begin the campaign Of 1860 as
soon as possible. BY way of keeping up
their enthusiasm, they held levee at
this place last Tuesday ev cning 1t was
in all respects most successful affair
Nearly three hundred persons were pres
ent. The hall in which supper was
served was most beautifully decorated
with wrcaths aud fes,oons of evergreen
aud bunting national flags, bouquets oil
/ flowers, &c &c aud the walls were in
scribed with pEropriatc notices Sup.
per being ended, he feast Of reason
and the flow of soul" Ito uso n hitherto
Incorporated quotation wa4 proloug
ed iii a late hour. Speeches were made
! by Hon. Erastus Fairbanks. G c. Dewey
E.q Bliss N. Davis. Esq Geo, D RanC
E.q and several othcr'
Youis ever
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The ne " Tariff Bill has at last made
Its appearance in the House. 1t proposes
to reduce the present tariff uniformly,
20 per cent. 1t discriminatcs favorably
for foreign manufactures Of silks, fax
and wool The latter in an unmanufac.
tured state to be reduced totem per cent
I'D ralorcm. The object is to reduce
the revenue to A. millions per annum.
1t is substantially the same bill which
failed in the Senate two years ago.
The ladan Appropriation BIZ which
contemplates among other things tho set
Element Of difficulties with the Greeks
and Seminolcs, has passed the House.
The President has been requested to
furnish all information on the subject of
the Trans Atlantic Telegraph
The Union publishes the Extradition
Treaty between this country and Aus
tria. Persons charged with certain
crimes and seeking refuge in one of these
countries, from the other, are g. ho de
liverel up on requisliou. The provi
sona of the treaty do not apply to per-
sons charged with political offences.
The Dallas Central Americar) Trea-
ty has been published. BY its terms a
boundary between Costa RIGA and Me
nragua is to be settled Grey,own is to
be a Free City tho Mosquito title is to
be extinguished and the Bay Islands
are to be placed under the sovereignty
Of Honduras. 1t is regarded as sub
stantial victory on the part of Brother
Jonathan.