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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

"A Fillmore meeting was called for Saturday even
ing 18th inst, at Sharon, Schoharie County, N Y,
TO listen to an address by Hiram Page, esq, Of this
city. The proceedings were much delayed by the ex-
cessve difficulty in procuring chairman. The elo-
uuence and persuasions Of the speaker, however,
finally prevailed with Mr.. Utman, the Postmaster,
who was induced to take the chair. No such su0-
cess was experienced in procuring secretary, and
future generations will consequently be deprived Of
verbatim account Of this tremendous meeting. In
der this state of things mayudge that there was
rather more Of the acid than milk in the speakers
discourse. He denounced the Americans constituting
the meeting as Aboltionists and charged them with
a want of loyalty 10 their cause and candidate. The
meeting wound up by three tremendous cheers for
Fremont and Freedom. A Ike experiment was inca
for Fillmore in which no joined exceptthe speaker
and Postmaster This town elected q know-Notmng
Supervisor last year ana although strong American
district will give very different account tbs year.
The following description of the Fremont Mass
Meeting" in Providence r. J., Oh "wednesday, tho
10Th inst. is from private letter. fI.
" description can give any idea Of the enthu-
sasm which seemed TO pervade our entire population.
The .un rose ON fine morning as you could wish,
and Inv O'Clock everything seemed to be alive Flags
with Various devices hung from numberess windows,
while on Om main streets you could walk as under an
awning from the banners suspended across them In
mense delegations came in from WOOnsocket and be-
tween, and large numbers from Bristol, Warren, Fall
River, &c. &c. The procession moved about 10
o'clock aud was large mile and quarter in length va
rying from four to eight abreast. Very many Of
most staid and respectable men marched the entire
route. IL extended the entire Circumference Of the
Park, standing quite close We had speeches from the
various stands. and at the main one were Chauncey
shailer, esq, II. Il. Stanton, esq, the Hon. Henry
WILSON,, the Hon j. Prescott Hall, Gov. Ceayand,
and others, all of whom did splendidy. Tie evening
worthy OF the day only il seemed more crowded
and more enthusiastic Our four " hus were packed,
streets quite impossible from the crowd, and the
Park living mass OF heads, with bodies visible
Excellent fireworks amused the outsiders, and extra
ordinarily good speeches from the speakers Of the day
held insiders in ecstacies ofk1rrdhs. No saw
such day in this State. 1t wsad have stirred fever
in the blood of age
A C. Barry, State School superpisudent OF
Wisconsin, il out for Fremont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
STATE OF NEw.Yosx. sEcRErARy's OrrIcE,}
ALBANY, August II. 1855.
ITO the SHERIFF. OF the CITY and COUNTY

ITO the SHERIFF of the CITY and COUNTY
ofNEW-YORk-SIR: Notice hereby gwen that az ne
(euer. Election to be held this Stane on the TUfSUAf
the first Monday November next the following
oficer- are be- elected to witt
A Governor in the place of Myron II. Clark;
Lieutenant Governor In place of Henry Raymondj
Canal Commissioner in the place OF Corneilus rarinsti
Inspector OF State Prisons in the place oil Thomas MIX
Clerk the Of Appeal. in the place of Benjamin
All whose terms OF Office expire the last day Of De-
TLriyve Electors Of President and VcePesident of the
ARepesentative in the Thy.fAh Congress Of the United
States Third Congressional District composed 81 the
First Second Third Fifth Eighth Wards In the City aud
County OF New ork;
Also Representative in the said Congress Tor the tSnrtn
District composed OF the Fourth SIXTH Tenth
ane FouIteenth ards OF the said city and county
Ao Representative in the said Congress Tor the Firm Coz
Wsri. Of M aid City AID County and the Thrtcen
tenth Fifteenth Sixteen Wards in the City Of Brooklyn,
Also preventative the said Congress for The sixth Co.'S
escna p;,rcj cS%Ro.S OF The Elssenh Fifteenth and
Also tie aid ConsIe., for the Seventh
Cougre..ionsl District composed VI the Ninth Sixteenth and
Twentieth Wards of tie City Of New:Yorki r,,.,
Also Representa- in the said Congress for tho Eighth
Congressional District COMPOSED Of the Twelfth E5h,srnh
Enseenh twentieth Twentyfr', and Twenty-sscond Ward
Of the Gil OF New-York
City pnd County officers also TO be elected
A Mayor in the place Ut Fernando Wood
Two Governors ihe Aims House In the places Of issAc
Bell, jr and Simeon Draper; C.. coun,,.
All whose Of Office viii expire on the last day OF De-
ceuber Iext Yours, respectfully,
N. P. STANTON, jR., Dep. Secretary Of State
SHERITF's OFFICE, NEw.YoRK, August u, 1875
The above published TO the notice Vt the seertAiy
Of State and the requirements Of me tse w iss made
""N Sheriff Of the City and County Of Nsw-York
All the public newspaper IN the county wni paosa .re
h,r bills for advertising the that they may BIZ aid
before the Supervisors and passed for payment se
Revised Statutes, vol l. chap D. title article part page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
Me6iral

DR. THOMPSON's Aromatic Tooth Soap most
- convenient, clean pleassn. and effective Dence Sold
In Wholesale and retail Drus and Fame Yo.o 30 n'oadwsy
VlO SUFFERING FEMALES.-All diseases
peculiar their are e1rsd on tray 'enhe pr1nepie'
tsr,, ysry distinctions advice and prescnp
tons sent by the superintendent twh9 an excellent e.
I'm :. o'sIocI .. ID, and from 10 evening".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
A. NJ MERwIN Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER q Co.-Trade-Sale
a, Park
W. :. MFLLoR, Auctioacer.
DY W s MELLOR.-TIllS DAY, Tuesday

ID Sept .3 at IOl O'Clock az Sslesrooms Nos IS and 10
Iskrow opposite the Aston House Aienees sale o thc
inches. collection Of custom. made CABINET FURNITURE
eaer,d AZ public sale li, Fall The stock is arranged M
exhibition Ladies and gentlemen particularly invited 70
,npera'e all tho articles contained III the sale For the &C
cunmodaiion Southern and Western merchants we nave
mad ample aIanscmon for the packing aud delivering at
easoubo charge by experienced persons Purchasers are as
without reserve by order the Assignee being the entire
stock Icsss Manufacturer removed to our saer
fr convenience Of sale consisting in part Of elegant PAor
Suites covered costly bscse plush and hair cloth and u
the latest and fashionable styles; Ich Center Tables Eta
ceres Besue WardObes Escr.oT Turkish Chairs Recur'
bent Chairs morocco Book cases lined with sssn wood
Music Cabinets IS chlydccorscd ald plain enameed Cham
Der Suites solid rosewood mahogany and walnut do,
IN great variety; Easy and Rocking Chairs Prlo Chairs Iee-
aTcies Extension Dining Tables II feet long in great yare
styles. Oak Chairs Lounges Lounge Beds Hal Stands,
Hall Chairs, Reception do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
WELLINGTON a. CARTER, Auc;ioneer.
"LPDW E-LIOUORS.-A THIS

DAY at lO o'clock No. 81 Dey cor Grccnwchst -Shov-
els Spades Axes Haohets, Sers, Saws Files, Chsels,
Sheet Iron CeaveIs Knives Forks Carvers Pocket
Gallery Razo1s &c Also lot Of Groceries, with Brandy,
Cir Nine Cigars. Tobacco &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
d. 5. HoUGH. Auctoncer.
"OTSEHOLD FURNITURE of the most


III magnificent description rosewood PIANO FORTE rose
vood BOOKCASES. rosewood SUITES. OIL PAINTINGS,
fne sEVREs, PORCELAIN and DRESDEN CHlNA.-Par-
nar attention directed to this sale Of goods being al nearly
new m excellent order and witlsl warranted which will take
rI,,e rvpetuhly TOMORROW (Wedue,dsy) MORNING,
Sent az l O'Clock, at the private residence 23 West 2ds
ner he efhav In the catalogue viii be found three magnh
sep rosewood Paor Suites of and II with Easy Spring
ard Ladies Fancy Reception Chairs Paris imported Bookcases
and seretArs with secret drawers rosewood roundconere
7orc Piano Forte elegantly cosed and for volume and rch
mess Of Is entirely unsurpassed very great variety OF
ELEGANT and beautiful rosewood papier mache and Ulsd
Tables Stands Desks WoTkbaskeis &c Also splendid
betop Tables large heavily framed Pier and Oval Mir
Ssbs heavily embroidered Lace Curtains several very
beautiful EtsgeTes with stauary marble tops About
30 yards Of Croeys English Rsya Velvet and 800 yards
Tapestry Brussels the importation OF r. W siHson IN Broad
way; very tasteful variety Of fine SevTcs vases and s1ue
and rsIan representations imported by teinaud; splendid
and marble Clocks massive rosewood Extension Tables
mahogany Dining and Tea do. French ena VIE ai1 sold
complete DINER Seis DO Tea Sets splendid Silver Ser
stamped by Smith Bros fine crystal and colorcd cut
Glassware elegant Casters Pchers For ks and Spoons ivory
CUTLERY &c; rosewood and mahogany heavily carved Bed
steads with Bureaus Washstands Commodes &c, in both
rosewood and mahogany for five sets OF rooms French china
Toilet Sets fine Mattresses Blankets, COunterane Pillows,
mahogany Sofas Paror and Easy Chairs Sofa and other Tables
Mirrors &c Also, Of the finest collections OF Paintings
In this city. Sale positive. Goods can be packed on the
premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
W. s. HELLoR Auciioneer.
nIAMONDS. SECONDHAND FURNITURE

II STANDARD ana MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. TOOLS,
BEDDING Sc TO be sold Auction THIS DAY Quesd@y)'
IOl O'Clock saesioum Nos 40 ana 10 rsh
Al. several heavy Tea and Coffee Services Coffee rrs
Spieeboxes silver Cups. sveraied FORKS ana Sp2ous oa'
rs A. Second consists OF the usua variety
from family giving up housekeeping aud Is worthy inc ae
ton of the trade and housekeepers Also one elegant emma
r. g. cosi sa5 been in use about four months. Also, rich
china Vases Hearth Rugs Catalogues morning OF sale
Innds can BE- packed ON The promises for shipping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

EN- lOkh Stl hEML OOohi-N'y osiu
IN County Of Newi orkHenry schoonnsker against Whi-
iau Loayonworth and John y Mcoregor summons ,o ~
noney demand on contrac-To the defendant, WILLIAM
LEATENWORTH: You are hereby summoned to answer me
this action which will BE- hcd IN the oic OF the
Clerk City and County OF NcwfoIk at the Cy Hall ~
said city and OF your answer on US AZ our once
No l6 Broadway in the City oi York witlin twenty
DAYS the service OF this summons on you ei ths
dan such service and fail to answer the said com
pt n, Aforesaid the plaintiff will take judgment against you
Tor the sum of two hundred and fifteen dollars Will interest,"
from The day of April thousand eight hundred
and besides the of this sconDsted Newt ork,
sept ~ 1856. GOODMAN JESSUP, Plaintiffs Attys
Nf No lC6 Broadway, New-York.
The couplsin herein was filed Clerk the
97d d,v Of S.nleuber 1856 GOODMAN JESUP,
SlI i.w6wTu Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

DENNSYLNANIA RAlLROAD.-lne UNA
Il CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern and South western States by con
,nnous Railway direct Road also Pittsburgh
with daily line Of Steamers to all ports in the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers 10 all ports on
the Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable y which FREIGHT can BE- forwarded to and
the Great West. ,.,,,-,c,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH;
FIRST CLAs-Boots Shoes Dry Goods, lin e0c nor Ice b
boxes FuA, Feathers Sc...........;..,} w.
SECOND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry oo ~
Goods tin bales Hardware. Leather 75c per lVo 10
WOOL,
THIRD CLAssAnyls, Baggng, Bacon and &c per roo M
Pork lin bulk, Hemp, &c...............:)
FOURTH CLAss.-COhee, Fish, Bacon and 50c nor 100 NJ
Pork (packed) Lard and Lard OH........) "
In shipping Goods from point east Of Philadelphia De par
eular to mark the package Via Pennsyl ania Railroad All
consigned the AGENTS of this Road al Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh will BE- forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AGESTs-Harrs Wormley 4 Co., memphis Tenn ;
R. +. Sass Co., ST. Louis; Mitchell Son, Eyans'lie
Ind. Dumesui Bell Murdoch and Carter Jewett Louis
vile XIV y. C. Medium, Madison, Ind. Sprsman Brown
and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati \. w Graham Co.. Zsnesvie
Ohio eech Co.. No ST Kilbyst Boston; Leech Co, NO
Astor House New.York, No. Wiian-st and No Bat
ery place New.York r. J. Sneede Philadelphia Magraw
Moons Baltimore; Geo. c. Francscus Pittsburgh.
For further particulars or bills eli lading apply TO
LEECh Co., Agents Penn: Railroad Co,
No. 2 Astor House, New. York.
II II UOrTSTON General Frei.ht AGENT, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

|V'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-Inlsnd route,
without delay change Of cars OF baggage -
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone and &c.
VANDERBILT Capt w. ii. Frazee, in connection with the
Stoningio Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
roads leaving NewYork daily Sundays excepted from Pier
o. u and 80 the arrival Of the mail
train which leaves Boston at $50 p. m. ~
IN. e VANDERBILT from New.York Monday Wednes.
dsy and Friday From Stonnson Tuesday Thursday, and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New.York Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday From Stoninston, Monday wednesday
Passengers proceed from Stonngon per Railroad TO Prev
d.nce and Boston the Express Mail Train several hours in
Of BY other and in ample time Tor al the
,ary morning connecting North and East Passengers
ta prefer board the steamer nights rest
desired and leave Sonnson In the
e. Is M train connecting Providence with the IL train
for Boston.
each way. ~ +,
For uassase berhs freight apply Pier No.
North River or at the Office No. 10 Bsttery-psce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

OSE I HUNS SAY XXI
i cow MICHIGAN SOUTHERN r. Il. lOcOs
COMPANIES splendid Steamers WESTERN NE rROPOLlS,
A. d. Perkins. Commander and SOUTHERN MICHIGAN
/ n Goidsu i'm Commander form DAILY LINE between
BUFFALO and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Buffalo on the arrival
of the Morning Express Trains from New York connecting az
Cleveland with the Cleveland and Toledo ana Michigan south
EN- Railroads 10 CHICAGO ard places West and South West
Unequaled for safety speed comfort and time r Pssaze
ar Fisbt amply At the Company Office, No 1873 Broadway
corner az Dfyst JOHN f. PORTER, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
professional Notices.

TNHE undersigned have associated themselves
together 10 trnissc. the business Of PROCuRSG .na
INDICATING PATENTS, in all its branches In the unsa
States and abroad. THOMAS EWBANk THE late Soihihis
oner Of Paten,s will attend - the preparation Of sPphoso
for Patents and be consulted upon al questions impoan
70 inventors or claimants All letters in relation ~ INVENTIONS
or naeuts must BE- accompanied with a fee.
The be consulted on al question. !"
Patents OF legal proceedings thereon al No T-Nr
York Aug. =, 1856. J JSni T,pRtNK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

YINHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
IRON SEw.YoRR LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. ~
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. 800
Chief Cabin Passage.......'..' .'''''''''''''''Fip
Second Cabin Passage. ......................... ~
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
PERSIA, Capt. Judkus, CANADA, Capt. Lane
ARABIA Capt j. Stone AMERICA, Capt Wckman,
ASIA Capt. f. g. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt tyrie
AFRICA, Capt. Shannon, EUROPA Capt J. Leitcn.
These vessels clear white Light az mastneaa green On
cardboard bow red on port bow. IA. ,o.,
ARABIA Stone leaves Boston, Wednesday sept ~ o1
ASIA Lott,,... leaves n York Wednesday Oct. l. 1856
CANiIk Lang ~ leaves Boston "Wednesday. Oct O. 1855
AFRICA, Shannon leaves " York, "wednesday Oct. 10 70
NIAGARA Leitcb leaves Boston, Wednesday Oct ~ 100
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experts need board. - .,
The Of these ships will not be- accountable or rod
Silver Bullion Specie, Jewelry Precious Stones or hetas
unless bills ofans signed therefor and the value heeo
therein expressed.
For Freight or Passage apply TO ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23
Copartnerabip Notices.

yT,HE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the name OF HIRAM WAR
INC Co is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
parry will attend 20 the settlement Of the 1us,rs r p
A. ;. SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

" FDWARD X COLLINS No. s. Wal-st., N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLFY CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD &C.,
No. n Austin Friars, London.
B. q. WAINWRIGHT Co., Paris .
The these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewey precious stones metals unless
bills OF ladng signed therefor aud he value thereof eA
messed therein
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

IN III issuance Of IN order of the Surrogate
of the County Of Ncwfort notice {. hereby gwen al
r,sors having claims against the Estate THOMAS MONA
CHAN late OF the City New York dec.cd 70 present the
sane with vouchers thereof 70 the sabserber ms residence
Nc Third stree. the Ciy OF New York. before
iweuty.thrd day OF February neXt-Daod NewYork tho
ei.h.cn,h day Of Angus, 1850.
ANDREW II. JACKMAN,}
PHELIX HART Executors
.u,o isveu.Tu. MATHEW MONAGHAN, y
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Sales bp Anttion.


Auction SALE Of elegant HOUSEmOhnD.
IA FURNITURE large PIER and MANTEL MIkhornrr'
1TIVFT CARPETS ROSEWOOD PIANO FOhi r. , Ho III
MoOD PARLoR SUITES, PAINTINGS, sTAIuAhi
rp0N2TS CHANDELlfRS, sc ~ -, -
RUssELL W. WfsTCoTr, Auetonecr, VIII rsTI vi,
rtIRSpAY Sept IS at lOt O'clock all the ceean, o ~,
rtpE nc confirmed in the modern house No lo2 "os
!. lev doors 7ih.av Most of The fun'iure -; VIZ
was made order. and recently Furnished eho
80 md ,plcncd assortment Of Psrlo Dnirs ROOM
Clauber Furniture all OF which will D. 500 "hou.
ru or shine and sis;s IN part OF three
Paor Suites. covered IN satin and moquc'' 'eSh'1
ssood piano Forte, iuad with pearl ar large el Au
VI u-rors Velvet and Wilton Carpets tour TcA Aa4e
,v,rytLns quisitc Tor Ilcnadll iuh~3td H,2rs.
A. f suite. Of rosewood Chamber fa'uTe renA d i,
a.,as pcds &C: large assortment OF rch Cu 54af'
sIx,- Ware Ivory Cutlery, Sc. Catalogues VIII be
80 ,d Furniture De- examined early on the morning"
Sab
AT AUCTlON-lkON SAtES.-lo new ana
r5ban6 superior Safes Of various sizes suitable for
sr,. doctors Jewellers. will be sold 10 close the con-
IN on WEDNESDAY 2i,h inst, al IL o'clock a. M al NO
2ss Fu,onsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK T. ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, and
GEEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and, in con
Buffalo. Corning and New ork and New
York Erie Railroads forms direct route from Newfok
70 Rochester. ., , $1,000,
The dectn. of this route together with the superior com
fort afforded the wide renders BY tar the most deEa
bic between the above-nsmcd cities. 49, d, I'll,
Tickets eau be procured at the New York aud Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot DaaRs and No. l9J Boadwsyi also IN
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through .
Freights will transported between New York and Roches
with dispatch. information desired in regard therein
can be calling the General Freight Agent OF the
New.York and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings Ut O. B. TAffAS
Express Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad on
SUNDAY. j. A. REDflEbD, superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

NEW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER
N POOL PACKETS. PATRIOTIC LINE-Ths line will
be comprised of the following new apd hrst-cas ships Wa
HENRY CLAY.".1, 800 tuns. Capt. David Cau!kins.
CAkHOUN 900 tuns Capt. Daniel II. Truman
ORIENT...........2OO o Capt. George $. Hill
ELLEN AUSTIN. 1900 turs. Capt VIM H. Garrck.
The ships been recently built and are the
and substantial in the trade They commanded by
gentlemen Of experience and ability Their accommodations
are and exerton will be made to promote
the passengers and the convenience OF shippers
sPOFFORD, TlLEsTON Co., No. % Broadway.
Agents in Liverpool =, ,oc-,..