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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-11

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No. Il2 WASHINGTON ST., BosroS,
Win publish by subscription
THE LIFE, LETTERS AND DISPATCHES OF MAJOR
GENERAL NATHANIEL GREENE.
In vols 8vo With Portraits, Maps and Battle Plans. Il.
syle similar to Spaks "Wa'hipgton" and the Works o.
John Adams From the original manuscripts in the possession
of his family. BY his grandson, GEORGE WASHINGTON
GREENE Price So Is per volume. Subscriptions viii now
be received.
to r American SG SGaa .tcy oIssas.
letter. They are marked By es ae G s' Of thcUsht
and which the and
sty bis mnd His Of character and action was
eqD'' Only by The the . asGJ S King
STATE snd Of the whole South General Greene. He
From Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scott.
shall subscribe for copy Of the Life and Dpet shes Of
Washington" These names indissoube in their i'm
From Alexander Hanitons Euloey on Gen: Greene.
In his life have succession Of deeds glorious as they
quvocs attest his greatness and perpetuae the hon
or OF hi, name His abilities entitled him to prominent
counses Of his Chief de gained and he
From the Hon Edward Everett
happy to learn that you propose to publish the Letters
sfhe Reyousn second only to that of its ustdous Chief
and tie i'm potance the with which he mmedi
a,ey will make his correspondence highly interest
ing the general reader and extremely important to the stu
From speech Of the Hon R. Toomb. in the U. s. Senate,
Dec %. 1856, on Revolutionary Claims
the unpublished papers of General Greene will soon
be printed there in them many Revolutionary
great interest and they will Be valuable
have had Of these papers through the Kindness
From the 9TH vol of Iryinss Life Of Washington"
The Of Grecnes death struck heavily on Wsshnston
heart whom in the arduous trials Of the Revolution.
he had been second self He great and good man."
Wasbington's comprehensive euosy of him
We ere happy (sdds Irving that complete coec'
ton Of the spondence Of General Greene about to be
be published by lis worthy and highly cultivated eand,oo
"w1tinss Of Wshins should form part every Am,r
library
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Uatrbes, Jewelrp, &r.

A MEXICAN WATCHES-TO the TRADE.
"A These Watches made by the aid Of new aud
machinery tools expressly designed to secure With 70"
price fine .ub:tanti and correct time sseReI
remarkably easy repair and have been pronounced ~ tIs
sbes aid watch makers TO be faues IN
Performance Each one IL engraved Appleton Tnsey 90
Waltham, Mass !" and mpanied BY cehea.e 81 s
We ask man to buy these Watches merely o,eas
are Of American manufacture. We ak only tna III ".
not be permitted TO exclude them from conndefstn
claim tina, Watches equal in quality aud merit cenn' .,
tanned cheap In Europe; AID we ask our e
these q trial under our warranty. ,,u- a, % an,
Orders inquiries may addressed to Us sreea - a. o
Of the under mentioned firms, who agents of '"e ~ IVA
goods In New. York, viz: =, =, .r,au,y.r.
Messrs FELLOWS L Co, No. u MIdensne'
Messrs PLATT BROT DER No ~ mei %Ii.n,
And Mess ROBBINS kAPPLETOs NO. !. $500. brpns
' NV -e o ia ' APPLE ron TRACY ca.
Successors to the Boston Wfcn COMPANY
Boston Watch FACTORY Watham Mass July, lo9'
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Gnrmer Retreats.

CtLAvERACK SUMMER BOARDlNG-HOuSE
O-Four hours diSsnt from New Yoh-bosta W w.
sweei. Addr.s 81 JOHN w. LYON, Csverck New tok.
CURF HOTEL AT FIRE ISLAND
y Th;. I, NV house, extensive and well fur.
nA.d wei. and with o.sn on the NE oS ss.
The proprietor Il make Fire i.sna me sonts
shore q New York 'T,sosIvn At .Da
$50 No. nd s.ns-nens have Sees nsds T. run on TUE
DAY each vel ep s.asus and By :esmsr
Hero ,efoi Tie South 10y. ySs :ssh Is S,c.,;..o,
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T,HE GREAT WEST.-Tle Mbscrb RS offer
l. for SALE at very low prices LOTS the CITY Of IN
DEPENDENCE, the Missouri River situated the great
route to Kansas the Plsin and California with elevated
and very healthy position the ryer seaty growth In
wealth; 200 TOO Of assessed property city population Of
bers Inhabitants City Corporation In operation Id years
the Pacific Railroad three banking houses forty the
various trades and profession rapidly increasing and
is destined to become Of the large cities Of the West thus
further information spplyto A. s. SMELLING son,
'-''A No. SO Wai.st.
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DIAPER MILL for SALE very CHEAP-Situ-
sted mes north Of Newcastle, lawrence Co Penn
The building "a BY 90 feet three stories high story stone
and brick has wheels and Of
the best streams in Western Penu,yvsnis Il four Rag
Engines tht so pounds EACH aud s. inch Cylinder
and in successful operation For further particulars
address JOHN WILSON,
New Wilmington, Lawrence Co., Penn
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TNHE OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE
Il CROCKEkY BUSINESS carried O a No. lsl Cham
beisst will be disposed Of favorable terms The
stock mail and well assorted Rent moderate and location
good The business has excellent connection the South
and West Apply on the premises.
ITO CONTRACTORS or MASTER QUARRY
MEN Either Of the above having some capital
mand hear Of unusually favorable opening short dis
tsucc from the city. BY addressing Box No lo4 PostOcs
WANTED to EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN
w PROPERTY-A FARM Of $50 acres with good i'm
movements THREE moderstss sized HOUSES would be
ksn Address p u Tdblne Office.
$5,OOOas. , n4 3 ;s4 %As1EP' VT:
large FLouRING MILL located n one Of the ss. VICE;
trs.s.ps MILLERk Co., Boz No. $40 City P.stQ6es, NY
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Clothing.

HAvE you seen the % so SHOES and GAL
IL TIERS also, the $50 and 81 BOUTS at JoNESS
No 10 Ann-st near the Museum
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100 WEST 14TH-ST., for SALE.-A
leJO strictly 6rstclsss 4story BROWN STONE
HOUSE Newly painted and fescoed-House 25Ks5; lot Is
xl20. Apply at No 81 SPRUCEst.
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THE MISSES ROHR respectfully inform theie
Il friends that their BOARDING. and DAY-SCHOOL No.
s. West S3dst. viii be reopened on MONDAY Sept
C110 PER YEAR 10 charged ct FORT
~ ~ PLAIN SEMINARY. Address tie Rev J. z.
LATIMER, A. NJ Fot Plain, ~ Y.
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McrcantiIc Library-sPECIAL NoTICE-The Libra
dow will be closed for cleaning aud neces
.ry for three we.k-fom Monday August H. TO Sat
pdsy, September s. Inclusive The Residing Room WIN De
for week only Monday August 81 to Saturday
JOS +. HANFORD, Recording Secretary.
Rmisrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor ES 3;
akauge has been removed from No Cana-st to No. Vi
Worths (ste Anthonyt) STEW dOors west Of Broadway
10 fsss charged. JAMES P. PAGAN, Superintendent.
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Chances for Business Mets.

TOR SALE-MACHINE and LOCOMOTIVE
l. SHOP, 29s16o, brick; FORCE and BOILER SHOE,
254xs0 brick; CAR SHOP 2I3K4o. woods FOUNDERf,
wood together with the perfect set of Tools and
to be found in shop in the country situated At
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, ct the junction OF the
Vermont Central Psssn psic and Northern IN Railroads
Also, ten DWELLINGH HOUSES may be had with the Shops
If desired The above will be cold very cheap and long time
for payments given. Address at White River JUNCTION w.
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VALUABLE FARM for SAI.E.-The subscri-
" a.. nnhl FARM the

VALUABLE FARM for SALE.-The subscri-
Y Der Offers for sale that valuable FARM known the
FORT FARM n miles south Of the City Of Poushkeepse
Dubes County r. being the post road between POUCH
Lsense and New York City Said farm contains about 2S1
scres sbout Of which woodland Il 10 good
stste q cultivation well wsted and adapted 10 grain
Barn. Sheds Gisnsy Carriage House Hog House. woodhou:s
kc al in good repair with fse spring Of water near the
house.
Farm easily be divided into two parts the pot
road nearly through the On the west side Of the
road Is fine building site having view Of the Hadson River
and the b.1 .ur. Of tn. ub come.
Cannon and Liberty sta, Poushkeepsie, or Of YOUNG,
SCHULTZ Co., No. 81 Fenyn corner Of CHI New,York
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Jnstrurtiom.

CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SCHOOL-Alandsh
~ Colleeate Institute Ashland Greene County, n Y
Terms Male and Female Students received q
any time Ful particulars at Me- LIZ Nasssut up ssHe
no you wish to obtain COMPETENT TEACH
~ ERS, Do you wish TO obtain PUPILS Do you wnn 70
obtain POSITION AS A TEACHERl Do you wish to OBJ
Circulars and information concerning sCaoOLS h
ply then at the AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITU II, xRHe
Ton Building, No. 346 Broadway. SMITH = DoID
ERENCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENlLE,'
Il MEN Boarding and Day School Classical ana , 1sons
No "a East Twenty fourth st. Msdi.on r.i. ~ - p..
en- Sept H. Prospectus to be had Prof khe Ca..-- -
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE Ct G Glssss = =;
il Nev-YoYk Hsls and Female Board snd i1nc1 = -
n, y.sy Tern oorns September 0sss1enen insxucson
q flame Musis, tsins.s and Me- acx PhssiST.
stslsstS Toena he key. \ SLASA' -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-24
4 Few plain Words to Democrats.

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.eI.., c,oti,,,es m any. oiIre rbe man
,yb ind c,ulr ,,;fh tla,r .,is;on roye. himself
,.,,,,r,h, =, t.. .,,.., hoe, ,.g,.. m c,,,..f;o,,
with a pubie trust. The candidates already m tue
field are all honorable. hah-a.inaad. working Demo
Gratis and those among tp,I who fail III their aspir
mons. will we are quite sure cast no reflections mp
on the nominating. pavpr some Will be disappoinl-
.d-this cannot be avoileI-apt one candidate has
u,t as good rsbt 10 be- let OF ..the ticket as auo-
rher-and a. rood a ri at TO be put on! Frequent
". the most deserving meu are not 10 be found ia
the list OF oiice-seeker< but this Is not tie .ault
those who are. The best way TO. to tlsi, ia
announcing himself as candidate, is that he stands
80 chances out OF 90 10 ia! in getting the nominal
ION This VIII al ouce qu:et all unhappy loreboi-
ms and enable hna to laugh out Of the right side
of his mouth should he prove uusuccesSlul Should
he win the effect VIII b. lar more palafabIe than if
he had .salwavs thought Le would - Bat what gIoss
t,fv FOR rbe democratic marty, 1artv Of ,rircrIas
md aroasessto gllo,y Disseminated oire.hunters "a
,6starb ths ,nitv f.irctioo 70 3,rea. rref for
which tb.re !, no earthly excuse Occasionally men
threaten 10 ..ic, if they ar. not ali nominated. a,
the same time. for the same Office! We'll. Iet such
Kick TN they batter their >bins ntaa iev but let
men Of cool i,dsmet r;a;cule the folly instead Of
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-24
What is Democracy :

Gz- DEMOCRACY reprt>pntS the great
principles Of progress. II is onward and out
ward in lis movements. It has heart for ae
ton and motives for a world. It constitutes the
principle of diffusion and is 10 humanity what
the centrifugal force is TO revolving orb OF
universr. What motion is to them, Democracy
IS to principle. It is the soul Of action. Fl
conforms TO the providence of God It has
confidence in man and an abiding reliance II
his high destiny. Ii seeks the largest liberty,
the greatest good and the snrpst happiness 1t
aims to build up the great interests ct the many,
10 the least derirnent Of the frw. II remem-
bers the past, without negleciing the present.
Ii establishes the present, without fearing 10
provide for the future II cares for the weak
while it permits 40 injustice to the strong. 1t
conquers the oppressor, and prepares the subject
eftyranny for freedom. il mvltS the bIgot's
heart TO meeknesS, and reconcies his mlhd 10
knowledge. II disprIs the cloud OF ignorance
and superstition, and prepares the people for IN
struction and Seli-reSpect. 1t adds wisdom 10
legislation, and improved Judgment to govern
ment. 1t farors enterprise that yields to many,
and an industry that is permanent 1t IS the
pioaeer Of fhumanitv-tbe consrrvasor ofDations.
IT FAILS ONLY wuEN.Ir CEASES To GE TRUE TO
ITSELF.
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Extraordinary Commitments

r Whist the Chamber.burg Hhic demol.shee
viii. single stroke OF the pen, he Ministry compo-
sing the Baltimore Conference becan.e oiIheir res
oIutiooS condemnatorr OF the nceodiary Abolition
isiators, the Harrisburg Teiegrrpa actually "coa-
,,rasNiates Mr.. Buchanan upon onv OF his official
acts. II we were called upon 10 decide IS to the
Of these compliments, would say, drci-
drdly, that would prefer that uttered BY the
Wing a, being the naa-l bvalr
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LUNG DISEASES.

Wr nvi'~ fbe careful attention g. all persons a.ef-
e. hroagh> or cotjs to th- !ojo.ug c-Gr.lrar-b by
Mr. John C. Little, %. Peebts lp., a as gomJ Jy.--
Mr. L. IS one o onr mo-T respectable c5tlzeu.. aai
Voluntarily called on Dr. kry>er. aad oiarei has ceG-
ticate 10 The acys stated heow:-itf,5,rg Past,
.J1uuayH .. S53.
GREAT CURE BY DIR. KEYsEP's PECTORAL
Sf&UP.-l lave in PfehIe, tp Allegheny Comfy
had a cougbing and splitting, which comm"nrrd
about the ith OF February 4sr aad continued for PGat
moHths. employed the best physicians IN the toun-
-, ard my cough continued unabaird. until early IN
October. At that tIu,e advised 10 Try your
Pectoral Cough syrup which did and aiieri had Ia
ken one bottle WAS entirely ire from coughing and
spltting had de>pa,red Of ever getting well, and
TANK il should be known that this valuable remedy
Will do for Others what il has done in my case.
JOHN {. LITTLE, Prpbies Tp.
Witness: 3. n. KERR.
pitt>bersh, December 81, 1882.
L. To BE- had at the Storr Of Mr Samasi
Broma in Bedlord-aad al Mr.. Coieia's Store
in Schei!ssurg.
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GAZE FER 4 K. 4. SYiYE C0XgEITloS,

c. The Dui'q Neans publishes call Tor an ~
ner.can State Convention" 10 meet in Lancaster
next month, to nominate a lu State Ticket To be
supported by that party "a the next election. \
great many OF the names published with tae call,
and the .Nc,rs says il Is gned by many thousands
in various parts OF The Commonwealth. The name
o, WiImot "stnks in the nosIrls" OF these men as
il did when he first proclaimed himself the advocate
of .nearoe> and frce-trade." Now : the time for
all good citizen, rally to the standard OF Packer K
Democracy! COME.
wife. which publish to-day, furnishes the most
revolving specimen Of wichedness and brutality ever
put upon record.
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The Paraoning Power.

Gg~For many years opposition 10 he exercise Of
the pardouing ro wer was the principal hodty otoer
opponents Whenever Democratic Executive chan
cegs pardon convict, matter from what cause,
he was denounced in the most scurrious terms, by
the united opposition press Of Pennsy lvana, and by
every bob-taa politician knee high 10 duck. lie
was charged with treating Courts and Juries with
coutempt-and they even went so far as to de-
nominate .these institutions humbus--a farce
mere creature at ihe mercy OF a ''ovefnof.-A5 'ne
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-24
III a " & { Il ID:

On the evening Of the 22d. a, the Lutheran
Mermne and Miss II. Byer!Y.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-18
Proposals for Erecting the Post ONCE and
C0urt-hOuse at Windsor, Vermont
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December is, 1875

washington, December 10, 1856.
PROPOSALS win be received this department the
day Of February, A. ID. 1857 O'Clock m,
ton Of the Office erected
Windsor Vermont according the plans and specifications pre-
building for different hnds Of parcels
must in each bid,
kind OF work. and the total carried
serving he right reject or accept the proposals seby invited
thereof when II deems United
requires III the department
bids OF who there
tempted obtain indcction bids
parties in interest who do not join in the bids all bids
inyestig Aion, are below fair price for the work. @
Bids will not be received gross, will be
ed 10 bidder unless details furnished
prices Of the different kinds Of which shall be
subject the revision department. may adopt the
quire. f#Hftr e1g.- Ems
OF agent Of department appointed for hat pu
pose,) will be paid from prour. mud
retained until The completion Of the
Of tho work. the agent
In the of ful6meot Of contract.
Contracts will be awarded only mechanics
and the assignment thereof consent OF the Secretary
Each proposal be by written guarantee
signed BY responsible persons United
States district Judge attorney Of the sand dic in the
OF Sooo for me whole work, OF propornnae
any part that the bidder will when required his proposal
ceped enter into contract and bond
cuIties for Its faithful performance.
Form Of be nppica
ton 10 the department. '4r EEIa.I
Plans specifications working drawings win be ready after
hy days, when they can be had application depart
No bid viii uniess 70 , compile. n, ali he a,to
rnh the requirements Of his advertisement. vol.
Inc proposals must be sent this department. the
Secretary Of the Treasury plainly endorsed Proposals. y ~
Wndsor Post Office Court and will be oprpe3 n, Io
o'clock, a. M, OF the last day named for receiving
JAMES GUTHRIE,
... f-nt.. .sfs.t' g. Secretary II the Treasury.
Dec ls-anwti6Fcb lint. Start fET '
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Proposals for Erooting the Post once and
Courthouse at Rutland, Vermont.
TnsAsosr DrrAnrnrSr,

TAEAsulY DrpARTnakr,
+N. eiaa ~ iai A Warrington, December 10, 1885,
PROPOSALS until the leu day
OF the post be erected At Rut
according the and
this said proposals 10 be either for whole build
accompany each bid, with the Of
work carried outs tue department eservne
hereof States requires
aso reserves thu right exclude bids
person who there just cause to believe viii faith
and all bids when there shall be interest
Join bids, and all bids that upon atom
Bids will NOT be received gross contract viii be
bidder unless details furnished the department Of the
Of the different kinds Of work and materials which shall be
revision of tu department, the
whole part tbs bid the interest OF the United Saes
require. ID
ered according price said asceraned
The department appointed
win be paid from time to time rs the WORK aud
retained until the cempieton OF The and accep
Aforesaid forfeited in
of non fuhlment OF contract
win awarded only builders mechanics,
the Treasury will be forfeiture Of the same.
Each proposal must be accompanied BY written gned
judge attorney The said disct In the Of 1000
the whole work, Of proporonas amount II for part
ter into contract and bond proper securities
Its faithful performance + st#
PORN Of required will be furnished npp
Plans specifications working drawings will ready after
thirty days. when they be had application the depart
No bid ,piii be considered fully complies dcail
| ott the requirements Of iris advertisement.
The proposals must be this department. addressed The
plainly endorsed Proposals for tn
Rutland Office Court and will be opened at
o'clock mr. Of day named for receiving the
l 'I '1a1s'1f ii H93sIIs Il JAMES GUTHRIE, b
| d - .-s Secretary OF the Treasury
Dec 49, 2iwti6Feb Tint star.l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-18
Caution-Lottsty Frauds.

W OyucE or MAINLAND CoHsoLIDArEp LorTERIEs,
Baltimore Maryland, July J, 1885,
OF the Maryland lotteries has deemed
his duty caution public against the swndes
circulate by fraudulent lottery schemes
wholly fictitious. l.Lt.-s Is 3. M E4- ..s IA ~
The only legal lotteries in Maryland those drawn daily under
elected
The examine and approve the
schemes and attend to the drawings
All the tickets these lotteries and all certificates packages Of
tickets X. Brennan,
Ofice Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
Baltimore, Maryland" All fraudulent
For full Information the subject of those frauds address
FIX. brennan,
Sept 26-dly & fHHt $500 Baltimore. Maryland