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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04


over exports. s7A,aal2l7 SSa s,lls ss7, Aal
There has been this year quito an increase in the
Of imports over exports compared with last.
This 70 about thirty three millions o.
doavs up TO Dec. 4. In November, this year, the
imports larger and the exporh smaller than in the
same months last The expectations Of specie In Nov.
1860 was 81 s56sas, against s,oil, 900 for the same
month In 1855, showing increase Of nearly two
millions Of dollars. Tie value OF goods entered
tor warehouse in November, 1859, was larger than
during any month in 1885, and tho indica-
uons very strong for - very heavy importa.
son for tho spring trade Of 1857. the aggregate ".
lue Of imports for the present calendar year win DO
about two hundred and millions for this port The
total expectation Of specie from this port this year s5e
win b about ss7 900 ooo against SAT 900 for 1885,
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

veness because they cf the those bumors
from which they The only bod 10 prevent
the occasional OF medicine which abstracts from the
eulaunn all deeerous hners aad expels them from the
bowels Torics IN form Injurious thev only PVT
the evil dav make fatal Sold t3 Canal street,
NJ 70 cents per box, with fun directions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

Csssrrh. a form of Chronic Throat Disease

CONSISTING inflammation which begins behind little
above the palate, and extends intn the Brown
Bronchial Trohes have proved very edcscous 10 this
blesome complaint. sold by all Druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

1he market somewhat improved al Bro snngs since
last week. and we found all doing WELL with very good
demand and prices fully las, weeks figures Shsep
and lambs were considerably improved demand and
being about n head higher The quality
and the receipts chiefly from this state Indiana
the week as follows $40 beef cattle, .. $40 and
calves S23 80, - veal calves SaE: a701 sheep and
lambs 81 60 a 90
1he yards pretty well supplied with all kinds sock
at Chant erans pretty good demand allied sales
as follows 21 beef cattle 81 SO 90 81 and caves,
lambs, 81 ss 60.
The demand Briens very good add sales ef
fected uch easy han Last weex but prices with
out noticeable change Sales ioows1t6 beevea - ~
$40 90 is and calves SIS tS5 l02 veal calves SIZE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

The railroad frauds In The United States England and
France have not produced that Impression upon the pub
nc heart that their Importance demands. Tho injury
that obtained through these frauds 10 thousands OF
Innocent men, women and children, who by circum-
stances have been induced 70 invest thcr small earnings
in the stocks bonds Of these corporations hardly
be measured and yet steps taken by the press
the public By public men, TO avoid their repetition
by holding up the perpetrators 10 the condemnation
which they merit by casting around these organizs-
tons . power by proper legislation which
shall estusIly prevent repetition Of these atrocities.
Perhaps hardly Just 70 tina, the press Is alto.
geiher unmindfn Of in duty In these matters. II is
more proper deslse that they do not far enough
produce any positive good. When dark piece OF fraud
is exposed they certainly hand the rascss over
the world but then II must be haud-one known to be
.uch beyond any doubt question. Thus. for example,
when the nques rrsciised BY Schuyler burst upon the
country and the was known 70 have fed from his
home himself from ee hands 81 JUSTICE the
pourincs Of the press knew bounds The man stood
self convicted criminal and vas scourged 10 death BY in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers Circular that the market was not
a0eced by the sdvices from the United States but quiet
seoe prevailed and prices generally unchanged.
oeptpg for the lower qualities, which had undergone
decline OF I'D. per me sales Of the week amounted
70 81 eco bales including 1000 speculation and 500
1oY export. The quotations as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

BowRY THrATRs-hR AND MIS-. E. L. DAvESroRr.-
These very excellent artists commenced engagement
Al the Bowery theatre Monday, In "Charitys Love-"
play In which their peculiar abilities well displayed
They had . most enthusiastic reception from very
crowded house. cheering evidence Of popularity which
has been continued every night since. We glad 70
these artists appreciated rney have superors
The American stage.
An INFANT PHENOMENON they have q small tight rope
dancer Noo's Garden, four years old, about eighteen
inches long He has all the dapg and aplonb Of the old
hands the business and brings down the house every
night.
Evcrdell has an Artist who Engravcs
cyphsrs inscriptions, &c silver with great
,as,e and elegance. ss2 Broadway.
One shilling Portr.itypes; Dollar Photo
aghs views Nsg,ra fs 10 go curiosises Of art at
Cases OF Paris Black Felt Hats, High
and low crown. just received, at FORD SCOTS, 2o
broadway.
Whites - Hat, Fall ssyis.-i4s Fulton
street, between broadway and Nassau street.
Knoxs Furs, Knoa's Hats, Knox's Caps,
fall and winter styles are ready az Broadway corner Of
Ladies' rurs I'm Endless Variety, NJ Ford
SCOTS 40 Broadway, lower corner Of Fulton street.
smithsonian ftOuse. Broadway.-HOtet Ae-
Communications on ihe European American plan q option
steam heat throughout SIDNEY korMAN.
Ceremony Cards. The Latest style IL the
church text visiting cards the Waite old English letter
EyERDELL, Broadway. corner az Duane street
Connolsseurs. Those who would vtndicase
their claims Ibis distinguished title should freely
The celebrated Asopps ale draugh a. the wine vaults Is
Wall street
To Wholesale and Country Merchsnts--
Barnes Park York. invite it@non
large and close hsr seek Of European
prices BY the dozen, package or iec sro,s ppy
New York. Cincinn~t~nd a~n Francisco.
GIycinnc Jelly, vs. Jar, Exquisite for the
hands aud skin them soft, white and healthy.
GEO. H. NIGER co. 800 Broadway.
scent "a snd s the sschets are q the pomnsde s ss
aEo. T. NIGER co Chemists. 500 BroadwS.
Ladies' Furs-If you Wish 10 Obtain FASH
ionsbe and desirable urs moderate prices BANTAS,
OF Canal and Wooster st. eet and MIKE selection
from his large stock
Meat, Compact and Durable.-The Bcautt-
fu Lounds patent rem and pencil Manufactured BY WILL
MARTH. CLussMAN co, q Maiden lane.
Cristndoro's Hair Dye and Wigs
eaused superior Both Cor SALE and the dye pr
yately applied At No. Asior House.
Bsichslor's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupces,
the best In the world, made sold and applied al No 2S
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

RrCrIfrs ny THE NEW YORK AND ERIE R,ILRoAo.
The following n the report Of good stock brought this
osd destined for New York for the week ending this date
attic, head, 661 sheep, do, l,s2t; hcgs do ~ as6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04
HolIoway's Pms, Prepared from Sc
Brendreth's pals Cure Dyspepsia and COS.

the vegetable sngdor possess Tho mlracn
Ions virtue correcting of the
sch ,hey also strengthen the digestive organs and
the appetite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

WrpSESnAy, Dec. 40 r. NJ
The nciemency Of the weather tended
tons In many descriptions OF produce.
quiet nj 17sc. tor pots and &c. for pearls
BnEkpsIurvs.-FtsurThe market heavy, with light
and closed dull and In about per
Dbl decline. The sales embraced 5000 0n bushels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs,
the bsst IN the world made sold and applied al No. 2S
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04
Political Movements,

ELECTION IN SPRINGFIELD kass- The charter election In
Springfield Monday resulted in the Of the
democratic candidate for Mayor, by seventy nine
ority. Tho dem elected six, and the republicans
two or the Aldermen.
Fremont AND TooMas--RuxoRxp DrM "A New York
correspondent Of the Albany argus says that Co Fro
has challenged Toomos, Of Georgia, 70 duel Mr..
Toombs had made reflections on his birth and questioned
his legitimacy. Nov, though the addition Of the anti
poygamy plank in the platform Of black republicansm,
calculated provoke reflections ana was perhaps
Intended TO- yet tho dragging In of the Of COL Free
monis mother for the purpose OF quesoning his BIRTH
an act for which there - NO apology That duel should
grow out Of IT. II per haps not unexpected though, Of
course to DO regretted.
PxIsroH KING FOR UNITED STATES SKNAroR.-A CORES
pondent Of the Albany Argus, writing from New York,
says
supposed here that Preston King agreed upon for
United stAtes Senator. Mr. KING been the agent OF
For this be must be rewarded Thus Mr. King will make
out OF bleeding Kansas than he did OF bleeding Ca
NADIA in 1892 will be recolected that he drew his
ranks OF Harrisonsm, beef end hard cider $780,
did not get into the Senate Bis coonty wheeled into
line in short Time and win again when b'eedng Kansas
hobby Of rogues 70 ride into power.
THE LANCASTER Rank AND TEE PRESIDENTIAL CAxPAos-
1t 10 understood that the lancaster (Pa.) Bank con-
tributed very largely 70 the Buchanan elecsioneering
guess says tho Louisville Journal the admnistratiou II
contributed 70 bring into power will break too.
BUFFALO GERMAN REPUBLICAN CLuB.-The German repub.
can clubs Of Buffalo, have been Consolidated upon the
following basis Of political action
That al men are free and equal,
That slavery y local and not national, and cannot be
extended
That America the home OF freemeu and open for i'm.
mKraton that no alteration OF the naturalization laws
shall Be made and that the rights OF adopted citizens
TO be protected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

Canadian brands quiet and prices unchanged South
flour In fair demand, with ~ about 4
bbls nj the above quotations hye tour sod a
extent ri 81 80 ~ ~ Meal UNCHANGED wheat-fbe
sales moderate while the market unchanged TIE
embraced about sAncH bushels which
1900 wbhe Canadian q 81 ~ 81 10 white Western
Of 81 63, led lndmRa a. Al b6 81 81, Milwaukee
=, 81 81 81 81 - Chicago spring at Al ~ ~ So
Corn quiet and s4r 9uie limited zoe ale for mix
ed with lo OF prime Western ow reported nj &c kye
ard prices unchanged.
forded no correct criterion OF the market
COTrOsIhe rhnsscons fooled up about lNO bales TIE
market closing firm.
FrGrcHrs-Ra,es steady To Liverpool about 10 900
bushels Of grain were engaged % bulk and bsss IT 10 ~
about 500 bills -four nj PSI and about 0D bales cf cotton
al alGd. To London 40 bbs Aour we're engaged ~ 2s
IOt,d ass. To Glasgow frsn was nj ~. To Havre some
cotton engaged &c other articles unchanged
HAy- sales OF 800 bales made Al 65c. 70c.
HorS firm with light sales without change la
IaNr - Rockland at ac for common and 81 10 for
lump. -,
lforoRs The denand for foreign hight but holders
Arr, I'm adsices the other Prices
have somewha advanced since last quotations uui
porant -
sel bhs including old mess At $40. and do at $40 sol
pecf was demand Al steady prices sales OF
bts were made a. - " ~ country prime, and ~ rs
o for old mes and $40 $40 50 Oher dc scp
tons were unchanged Lard was hrm with sales % 2l go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

Cristndoro's Hair Dye aud Wigs are nm
eaused superior articles Both SALE and the pri
yately applied At No. Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

Ladies' Furs.-If you Wish to Obtain FesIs-
onsbe and desirable furs moderate prices BANTAS
Of Canal and Wooster st ec and mske selection
from his large stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

Frspgspanni, an eternal Perfume rho
rcent - and 2s the sschets the pomnsde "a
the soap " Ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, SAInrdhy--ZP n.
mo sales Of cotton to day estimated as 200 bales
Ne market closing quiet and steady.
Bssadsuis generally quiet at Fridays quotations. Fov
wheat slightly better feeling the market Flour and
corn dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

An INFANT PHssoxxsos They have . small tight rope
dancer Noo's Garden, four years old, about eighteen
inches long He has all the darpg and aplonb Of the old
hands the business and brings down the house every
ntsht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

To Wholesale and Country Merchsnts.-
Barnes PARK e4 Broadway New york invite the
large and close buyers their sleek Of European
and medsines and beow
BARNES PARK.
New York. Cincinna twnd Fan Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

One shilling Portrsitypes; Dollar Photo
graphs Of Niagara Fal 10 curiosikes OF
HOLMES gallery, 40 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Gonsee an0 farms Uan!c0.

4 FARM WANTED. The Advertiser wi,m,, ,l,,
Y =. FVrU.%GF coon Productive VILLAGE
PROPERTY o,acd OIL, lO mile. .ion 90" H4,'' ''
GOOD FARM aiming from - io "o a. - " N'-." - VIZ
i.,t To- o.. rr. .-i Fr r.-i.-s ,ali from e. p n ~
aa,r.,- y L,GRAW A. fh~ Furniture SOL" u SILL" H@
A HAIFLTOS " - Brosiinas
NVANTED-Two loW-priccd CORNER LOIS
w w'iu I've uf'e.' NIX the corner oi bIoaI"aS
kELTY 1 FERGUSON
~ ~ B-oaiwAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
.,--. 1urr of FREMONT.
fine Arts.

nAGIERREOTNPE PLATES GALNAN-
DI/FD ~ BATTFRIF~ ~ tho bc. Kind order
tbe use Of DAGJ FRKtONPlS by
l. l.. SMITH. No. Csuai.st Y Y.
V'RFMONT. FILLMORE and BUCHANAN
int pull,shcd LIFE-SIXE PORTRAITS o. these ST..
,-i.rd s,o,ri,sus Price c4ch PLAIN 61c and TINTED
Si Ard sI IS CoLoRED. with DARE GROUND, - and
Msconnt to Tie trade. GOUPlL Co., ,66 broadway "
TURNEY'N PALACE OF ART No. 3i9 Broad-
u wsy contain. the largest collection o Phot'Sspa-. 100
Dasumrcoypes exhibition in Ac world 'ais always open
for the free inspection Of The public
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
})erfnmern.
llrrntins.
Gorses, Carriages, %r.

LOR SALE-Two elegant Road HORSES.
i years old together go - further
bic, price 25O Inquire al IURNCRES stables, Il
4thav. and 25tlst
NUPERB pair matched Black-lIawk carriage
- HORSES for SALE; ytIs old - hands lg WARRANTED
sound Can be between Sand l2 at No 3 NashistoI..t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Go farmcre an0 Others.
Cost an0 fonn0.

1 OST-S5 REWARD.-A TRUNK, marked
Il A. g.. taken bs the Jersey Cits crrs-
SATURDAY a.t ANY jrtoruaon u relation tu d
very said trunk at HICkOk SIORRS No l67 Nst"rs,
will the the above SAID trunk
10 be left n rhc n. \. and y. HI. Depot, Caualst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
.RT'. JYCFIM NJ. q -. Marx :.
EKENCH BOARplNG nnd DAY sCHOOL.

No ~ Maou..,f. ". l0 Clinton p.ac. directed by
tae late PROT 81. i ali.t. VI -s LESPlNA>SE ai
SMI1 II C.hm,roa Classical. Mafhrns,si sp.s f.-
l'l4rs Dl, .u'nt; C,nuasl French j. tl" t -uAse
oi be- S.unoi. k-op-n"d
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
CRENCH INSTITUTE 0r YOUYG GENTLE

i MFS-No. ., Fssf -tH--t Madison Pars.-Conm'r.
ca aud Classical B'ardus a Da, Sruoo Spanish ld Grr.
u.L Ian -ua-,s Prospectus containing i particulars, ts.
tiuou.s.s references IL. o. BE- lad.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
60 Wbom il man Concern.
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN. whose sand,
4 DVERTISING.-AND WIND's GEN

htKAL ADN IN ISING ana T bct NIFlION 10 I'M J,
No. Is Na-.aus' air, cNt door 10 the Na-4I Bank.
T1,cii-a i,niic for the bu,i. c1H1ll' oi ha,.
th,r Advertisements forwarded aud Inserted r
widely circulated paper tArouEol: Ii.'l State.
taG- " c-i Indies ana Europe IL tie pYbAsr' lIyyrt
rate. Paper J. tile foI cN.I.iT alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

DEOOkINN. L. The COLLEGE GRAM
- MAR SCHOOL r,ar 'h. Cl'y HtI LEVI WELLS
FART 4 n K-,'or r~op,u. MONDAY. sept o. For
',rrs g.. 500. ,rru's-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
EOEItSI 4 QIACKENBNS MI reonrn fhe

i IOLLFGTAIF - UVIL 1T0W y Y0aT 1I
su,c,.sil opcrauo Ao Il VS. lih-, corrr.f h av.
fL- tih >rptcmbe win every aivai" r far 'iuet
'.on oi y,ur Pupils cvrl - a. e.d tl1roH1y
pupal, 'r re!oT M,Tc-n.i" M Pa.rlts ly.i,d 10
%, 3 -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

L
from 'hc crowd 80 TaxPaycrs who pm; of 20 s p - tay
their have determined 20 adui' tut t'-
loving r which VIII be- uldy adhered 60 during ny term oi
office. shall receive money after O'clock p ni Ivory
,, m this DEPARTMENT STRICTLY PROHIBITED from
cvue rNvrLors containing money check. tor the payment
d.. rlN,s. By order. HENRY II. HOWARD Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

4 DAY SCHOOL ior lOt 80 LADIES. No 3. W. 1871
.'-MI. LkE tktIT will r0l l' : ""o i.r '- '-'ta'
sea-, ,u MONDAY. - o.. H. Applications t. '' HIin.-l'u
p lpls nay b., 20 h,- per. by ,"i 81 thr
aboy, addles..-Nty-i ! ork. AI-. :, i--d
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

EIINTON-PLACE INSTITI1E.-A DAY and
Y BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES T,i r.o2.n
a. MONDAY sept H. ~ y. - Cift0r p..". j. BLACK
MFR \ NJ AL M. ELILABTH ". BLACKMER. Pua-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
n S SCHOOL AGENCY and TEACHERS
INMTDIATELY-TEN Grst-rate

w LOCOMOTIVE MACHlNISrs ,o one hrsi-ra'e
ID. TrLRS MAkFR and ten CAR IS BIlLDrKS. Inquire 81
a. aaice Of ;Ae PIERMONT SHOP Pics~0.' New i0Ek
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
EEENCH LANGlAGE.-Prof u. LAGROIX,

l, r@s' rr Years DO. $50. - Broadway, has H. move Il
No 10 BkOADN AN whore nc col ues c'c Thorough
t.-rc'iou m tc French -Dagc Z, ls qlok ad ei
u,i'y prac'ic method si. ar enabled 20 speak tl' .
gas, correct. com i.ryel, short -l4r."t uui".
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
ERGIERS French, English and

lVl III Boarding ind Day School ,r Young Lai- No
h.o.Cn-aS Tear 5lds'. MI reopen wednesday Sep
IeuoeS H. C'teu.l a; tas ,asitVoG. 01n bu, s,cbe4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

~ Mi-.,. BI CkNALL> BOAEDlNG and DAf SCHOOL
ter Young La,.s Will rrop'u st ~ p Gramer PARK "n
MOHDAN sept - Tin, octo of rms IT,. ufion T. pn-n.'
pss.a Tie Sorug solr- have to l beautiful pryfr
grounds ds,rut. adorS them amp" orp upy tor rN'f
c.e lie olr Circulars BE- obtained a. IN -css ,uce
q tAr Principals.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

.rsdu. oi ta. La.s.l-i, dr Franc cortuu, ~ teach
h, 'ai-.-. C.,.- School, aut prvitely Of l-
rar Cd ~ li- 4,,drucr ~ Il tfiy lfn-r Rotor
,nr. th, lianr. calsorr Term, nou ate. tNENING
CI ASSfS fo h,su Oc-ui,r J.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
INFOKMATION WANTED OF PETER
Osslcs RFcEWsR % TaNE~.

l RElSCH native OF Germany. Supposed 20 De- some
wh,r, IN N,w-loIS Ci'y. Address DANIEL BOWER.
Niup,uose. L,oon!I- County, F..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
h, SFIDENSrICKERs CLASSICAL AND

". ENGLISH SCHOOL. AZ Brooklyn. " t5 '"ur'-'f.,
y, ID r.op,r ou tl. IT, ot >~Ptcno"r Circulars ns h 90
famed ~ Nj. MAR>HS Boos-for". Al'uRum BW.tu. A.
l.i ~ Mr. WILLIS W. o. tourts'. Pnys'" L"s''ns
hp
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

rENHE MISSES WALKER viii open DAY
4 SCHOOL tor YOU NG LADIES'. on MONDAY. S"pt. -.
AZ no. Ess, S-r Circulars may be- obtained thcTe or a:
l.oc swooa's Boo oAs'urr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

" StHOOL-ND = Broadway. corner - ls-h-lt"'Qens
SEPT s- addition. me junior Department for irl,
20 p year, L,e vii be- tuu- -" en-l. year P,
nary D,Iarir.rt B. ou % rrals Tn mot a.
yan,t pupil ot hc choo. vii BE- carried through tie trt'
o - FreAuaI t., : College, ~ hat they may cutter
lloao5t- Do lj1. De-, attention !. pat fo Gynifi--
tr-- ul4y De- l4i .; ;he : Ao1 ~. q ii alt 40 \
d. T. RalGopA'. Boz s.toc Broadway aui tmiy.
GRO. {. ASTHOE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
CHANCES for Busincss 1tler.

4 RAKE CliANCE.-AGENTS WANTED to
LtSfLL BROIHfE JONATHAN : PATENTED FJRNl-
II RI IOLlSH Non" genuine wi'hou' frr Inventor aud
l~t"ntc''- name JOH> l. BK.LYN the label Suar'
NAB" on 20 30 doars per dsy Cal ~ 'nr principal De-
pct ". iii broaawHS JOIN l.. BKALiN Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
DFPN ,ED 4 REpFIrLD'- BOARDING and

ID DAY SCHOOL f,r NOr NG FNlLFM-N y l1'
e., av corr.- - - M,rss place. Ile Ar"u' and VI ''"r
I.rsua.rsai Literature me t.erer iref i Main
,irs. Inc FYac. SCIENCES: afhorough Commercial AMI Coz
... .or-r \ Paurrv De1a-'Uer. r4s been Organized
7, lf A.. tcmi- ytar q ta.- !. t w lut'nr" "u
NrNU,l me SOB - September. C-l-rs naF p" obtained
a. N..r. H. r kIERSrED son. " - Broadway DotnrT
,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG


NIlSS COLES BOARDING and DAY
vi SCHOOL No. sRu'gor--.t REOPENS ou MONDAY
f.rs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

TON Of BOYS n 'wo 4, psr'iuert- each j uirrd to
twcrt, will reopen MONDAY. sept So ~ No y Nes ~-i'
&c. bcR,,r jh aud a'' Circulars NAV be- on'4i 81 tr
Principal 81 III, Rooms. .ud sso Appleton. and tr'"rs
....rt.r
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Gonses TO tet.

CTEAM POW ER.-Seyeral wel-lighted ROOMS
- 10 LET with Steam Power Nos. - and u Golis'
X HOE Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

~ SCHOOL Mr BONS.-D- CHAS. HiNhEL. PnnpPh
TL, ruui. arr prepared or Ac University. io, M'F s oI
.iy oef practical pursuits. F"u,A ALL German Nr %"
family. Term ~ pr auUDul tor B"ar $3.50 nil ''
NJ extra For circulars. win 'rf'ur" snd compete 81" @
idIrr.. the Principal ~ N"whursh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

4
4 ZION Of ALEXANDER SINCLAIR. tualvr Of plruulor-
Scoilai' and for Dyer b. London lie
came about half and uppo-cd
great c'ic IA the United state. Any
y.r.a 20. whereabouts will great
i.yor b. Addressing ALLAN GRANT. Albany, vermont
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IL visions he OF 'hs State aud Resolution the
soud q Ccunelnsn, sdogted March ~ tSs' ordering
sr~es Es NXSth Cosnei District the Ninth
Ward Of the CITY Of New so for Cou se'm>n 20 al hs
vacancy BY the demise 81 Robert Dixon PUBLIC
NolCE shsrcey by the Comuon Coenci Of the CITY
OF that an ELECTION wa be held IN said Coa3el
Bsiref Of The NIts Msrd embracing tne Via aoo VIM
Lleeuon Oisits cf ssd Ward TUE $DAl tbs sth day
OF Atsis inst 1856 TIE Pols Will b hcid:
I'd the NiA District a. No Is Hammond ..
For the Fllk DsT.et At No, "a OR ,enw e. sv
Nlia have been duly dessna,o BY the Common COule
abe Isscos hch Elec lions shall be aid Ds dur
pTesess yeaT aud the Polls % open ct sanrss anl
eIen Until snnet whea thew vii knay eioseI By
order o. the Common COUNCIL, ID. T. VALENTINE,
Ard ). iSS. Clerk Common COa1el-
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YNFORMATION wANTED-Of THOMAS ant

- DAVID MCRONE who together with tier sro JOAN,
cane to Ansa Ia alp COssoao9 hOn PORT Liver oo al
Handed D New orb Oct iSso snee which tuo no.has
been heard q their whereabouts Any iDf,u alton
1heIa wll be gratefully resolved 81 JOHN PHlLIP
MeCkOSB now residing 81 Amsss Uaios DHtcAsss csuay
New ysrk
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Gonees ano farms Uanieo.

VyTATER-POWER MILL WANTED.-Nlust
w cay 70 New iors by Rsroad snd Water
AMY to BENSEL n HOLM AZ No. e15 Ceutrest.
WESTERN LANDS WANTED in MICH
w IGAN WISCONSIN IOWA, ILLINOIS and IN
DIANA trade for Improved City Prorey some cash VIII
be- uei5 ). COCKCROFT A r.. SKKLDIGU,
No IS Merchants. Fxrhanse. W.lst.. y. Y
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Tor SALE-The three-stOry and Basement
IL sTONE-FRONT HOUSE, the southwest corner OF
and 28th The House contains all tho modern
% wide and 80 deep Parors tres
hall all throug and the front the q oor
TIE House i occr pied by Artist and in beautiful o.
der Possession lst If May Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN,
Pine-.,. No Metropolitan Bank Building