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fe5 If opposite ST. Pa.rcks Church.
~ WOOD & PEROT ORNAMENTAL. IRON
nsh at The shortes, notice the lowest prices all
orders G Esn kaRs s
tees Tree Boxes Garden Vases Animals atuary and Deco
Being in the center Of he coal and iron districts where
S De hs and
in the uunited Safes they furnish Al. their work at lower
Ssw we
pA'"' al our very lowest f''"1''pA'" WooD PERor
G. A. M1rENBERGER Ne lo Grayisr street respect,
Book Of Designs for al sorts Ornamental Castings
any his office, embracing greater vari-
@ the any % ind
Of Iron would Do we'll cali ard examine
before making their engagements
an29 I'm l0l Gravier ST., New Orleans
SOH"hH t R9Akp bS5 zcH go! FOR BOYS.
m @ s s osl half
i hsshy psss n9 is easy Of
Sy @" tho Of
Tuition and ncdenals session of three months az weeks
ksiss NJ Palmer da,a. wv adan #sE-
T1y no HGsd GG New VIM d
Fer particulars, address JOHN wH T.S,os.,u, A.,
DORTAHLi STEAM ENtilNEs-PLANTERs
visiting New Orleans requested to call at the subscr
0sfS store and P iss 1ps.hfo STEAM ENGINE
got for plantation use which for running Cotton
es Engines than that Of the mules hs
simple that of ordinary capacity can be
Taught run one n wedk in this city and
are giving entire satisfaction G. LowBER, Agent,
HIsTly0}bKSY1 OF THE SEA COAST OF MIS-
ns he somS s's%SSs' * s
ALBUMIN Louisiana Florida from the 1888 to 1911
The history will each % bs 1ne and run
Would who desire to know the history Of
once probably &c, another chance to procure
it, has been published book e. form
One copy year in advance 4 3
One copy Smonths IN advance + 'cHAiiDRoN. I"
aa dSM " Pubher of Pass Miss
MO EXCUSE FOR LEAkY KOOFs.-
FROM VIM BROWN. ARCHITECT
% k hs sr s
Ispaons Hotel At Niagara Falls having $50 feet frontage
York Central ksroad at Buffalo with the roofing
have had difficulty with il and have heard no complaints
experience with extensive that it the
saseepby Of seDs readily maids perfectly tight and its
Baltimore, February il, 1854. WIN. BROWN
All who used these Roofs and consequently
testimony They have been thoroughly tested the
AgieIs Warehouses; and their DECIDED superiority all
established
THOS. RICHARDSON co. are the only persons author
lied Roofs OF this description in this State.
Aorder box l04 Mechanics Exchange l9 ST. Charles st.,
New Orleans.
Refer Messrs. A. F, COCHRAN HALL. a22
P-SCKIP-SCRIP-0F THE CRESCENT,
y Merchants Louisiana Home and Sun Mutual Insurance
Companies, bought by GEO. GOTTsCHALk,
ans Inns % Common street.
NOTA RIAL MOTTO E-rHE uN DERSIdNED hay-
IL taken office " Common street. is prepared to
conduct the Notara business, and respectfully socs the
patronage Of his friends and the public.
New Orleans, May Is, ls57.-myl6 "
EUNNIES-GUNN1ES-
" 300 ba,es Cl5O EACH second hand GUINNESS
so WHEAT SAChS s. -
For sale by J. T. BELKNAP,
jeS tt 100 Gravier street.
T LIGHTNING RODS.-LIGATNINGs RODS
n, .NUTTING GOULD,
DEALER IN LIGHTNING RODS-Orders lett in Box
No IT, Mechanics and Dealers Exchange viii receive prompt
attention. ~ ly
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M ffoN sut1 hASI IND
F9RGE GoAsT PTMPS ANR PT iI ENGINES Dis
HOUR; suGAR-HouSE Pumps FIRE ENGINES;
LINED JUICE AND MoiASsEs WITH BRASS BALL
RRaaHyEs Hot iva WAITER E PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
McGowan Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume of from the
oyerhowing rice lands supplying houses etc., Draining
Valve Pumps for juice, moasses and forcing hot
boilers Doctors and Wrecking Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
capable of throwing from 90 to IS gallons per minute through
ozzle, a distance Of from 100 10 10 feet.
fhe engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular mill, gin stands, and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses houses etc., where
brick work erection any kind necessary putting
these engines to work both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections are made.
Cincinnati, December l, 1856.
Gens-fhe pumpihg Egne purchased of you for use of
small shop the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider it the best pumping within knowledge
The engine drives besides the pumps, SOnch circular saw
three aihes and dr press, and there SPARE with
80 pound pressure the inch of the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend the notice Of railroad managers and
Others Yours truly,
S, b. MORSE, supt. c. and C. R. R.
New Orleans, owe mber ], 1852
w. ONCE n. O., 0p. and Il. W Railroad Co.
l. br'Gge Sirln answer inquiry relative TO the
performance of the Mctowau Pumps upon road
can os say That they are quite equal representation
decidedly The best. " " - ' -
Thy Yours asy seFP n. sEGER Vice President
uhseriber, sole agent here for the manufactnrers
je26 - ISAAC BRIDGE % Magazine st ct.
NoTICE-GEoRGE ". PARKER AND? SAWYER
- =, Gontigs associated win the business
New Orleans, June T., 1871, jel6
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BRAHDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, doIy
bou igpiiss Aa g. 81 s IL e. y
- u. ss sss fssass
ssSss e. e
MI y 9. WOLFF s5 Camp street.
SAZEHAC BRANDIEs-wE HAVE 4 COOP
I Sfss ass a
IT, g s s pDs s s s
pipes invite Ne he and @
m New ors r d y pure and unaduerated For sale
On n'r ;,G
81 W fass
JULES MUMNs CO.'S Anchor vsr.snay, cabine. and
Ths subscriber Is authorized receive orders on liberal
for sna s,cs Of the
samples e'n : w i n 9es Camp street.
CSf pss WINES r. s,ss1 ! . sse
s iFess Brand c.on Co. cognae Brandy
IT, :: :: S Ssisas b'us'' :: =:
a. rlsasit Co. :. :.
i hsiss. United rreprs,or.' /. R asss
barrels n sass5,sr s s'i Bourbon Whisky;
5 pipes Holland Gin; 's'"
5 H sesnse5.; Coz
500 ssss. Turner Brothers, Ginger Wine;
e cases ;. ssl ..aAssrEy Brandy;
800 :. brands B.tss Vi: Boxers, Hoss.tsr
100 :. 2dossn each / ID. LoS Sss
q CLAIMS;
100 pns London Porter Scotch Ale,
large assortment of Pie Fruits Jeies and Jams
Also general stock Of Steamboat hand
and ~ sale at the well knoCn hSpss q
q Il. STEVENS Il CO., IMPORTERS AND
70 Dealers In PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU.
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers will and establishment
tensve Of Goods adapted branch Trade
and respectfully invited to call and examine Stock
Printing allsi1es; 9roess Ia PLAYING Cards,
Letter, ruied-plan; Pos. omce, see! Pens, ,'''''
Note, Ap' :. -. Copying, etc., waters etc, etc.
SCHOOL BOOKS 1Rsk so Isl BIBLES and
STATIONERY of every description.
direct sa. ss E5s,q
ss Rs 10y, s3s ns
Buffalo, ''''''' Buttons, watch Guards, 81,
e! Brushes Fss ss
scrubbing.. Pocket Books, Tacks, etc. etc.
sas ,sE,s;y # TOILET SOAPS
.ss ~ n. STEVENS 4eo., -
SEwING MACHINEs-1. NJ SINGER 4 CO. IS
~ Agency for the sale of their Sewing Machine
especially adapted 'f I1sFz If
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING
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ORLEANS ACADEMY, SOUTHEAST SECTION.
~ Tivoi Crcle-Fteenh Annual SeSsion.-The Fifteenth
Annual Session of this Institution begins the LIST of septe-
Der, 1857.
The plan of instruction comprises general and extensive
TEN OF education offers for the acquisition
Languages The French daily spoken in the School and
the Classics are thoroughly explained
The lscation is seathythe play grounds ample with
fine shade trees and shrubbery.
For particulars apply person. by letter. at the Instu-
tisn. NJ. d. DIMITRY, A NJ
aU2T2 I'm
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N0TICE-GEoRGE W. PARKER AND? SAWYER
HANNAH continue associated with in the business
Of the LOU 1sIASA and FACTORS PRESSES,
New Orleans, JUNE u, 1871. jeI6
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~ WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in any Of the
catalogue will find 1t 70 their a
calling sending their orders sh1Ss yhess VII
Pissss sddress T. WRIGHT CO,
>'S''~-' GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos ISL and q Chartres street, Neworeans.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS cRo1-p
WHOOPING G0HGhs ASTHMA AND

MHOOPlNG COUGH ASTHMA AMI SN'
-' CONSUMPTION.
This remedy has tor itself such nooriety for its of
variety of Pulmonary disease that is entire nna
cessary evidences of its virtues In any so
nifty where has been employed So wide the field Of is
usefulness and numerous the of its cures almost
section OF the country abound persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming and desperate dis
OF the lungs by its When tried superiorv
other medicine of its kind apparent
observation and where its virtues KNOWN the public no
longer hesitate what ndoe employ the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary which Incl
dent climate And only in formidable upon
the lungs but for the milder varieties Colds Coughs
and for Children is the pesantes medi
cine that can be obtained.
AS has long seen in constant throughout this
need do than the people quality kept
up the best that has been thai the genuine
article prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER Lowell Mass and
sold by every respectable druggistn the United States
u20 }. WRIGHT It Co. Wholesale
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-AT A BARGAIN-one
open Copper Sugar Kettle and Serpentne boiling sugar
by sem perfectly and guaranteed of quality; diten-
sons "a inches in diameter, and 26 inches deep.
Also
Tubular Locomotive Boiler Of 1000 feet FIRE surface per
fectly new. -. .... =. ........ rI-,4ay ~
BREWSTER ZACRARIEiS
myl4 IS Front and Sc Fulton sts. New rieaps.
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AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mr.. FIRE
~ DERIC THOMAS becomes The style of the
firm will be TOURNE 4 THOMAS.
New Orleans, November l, 1856. g -5.I ~
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TRU 1T EES.
Christian Honold John Fox j. ". Burbridge,
A. Rechard, R. Brugier N. NJ Benachi
E. H. Pomroy, Thos Byrne, F. W. Kirchhof,
W. A. Violet, R. c. Cammack, W A. johnson,
A. Lecourt, A. R. Montgomery, A. Cammack,
G. A. Fosdick, VIM. Urqnhart, Vim. Prehn,
s. S. Green, Richard Nugent, Thos. I. Dix,
A. Carriere, c. Fassy j. S. Wallis,
f. Cianucheau, G. W. Dunbar, Chas. Latitte,
J. Thornhill Henry Rodewad, Leon Queyrouse,
Mason Pitcher, A. T. Noblom, j. L. Mscauay.
m
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SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
r LEGE, corner Canal and Camp streets.-Entrance
~ lana No. Camp street. .-I a..
GxlSHlz Book Keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Cal.
cularions and Arithmetic taught by practical and
srnctoas, impaired individually and not in classes.
Mr. Soue also pays particular correcting posting
closing reopng Books averaging and adjusting Accounts
making ont Account Currents etc., etc. Office at his CONNER
cal College myl9 ly
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES-FRoMlk TO
Is horse power of the celebrated patent of Hoard Son.
ste Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their economic
and durable qualities from engines Of other patent
facture very excessive twenty five States of the
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters 1877
using them will be sent by mail
pcadon the subscriber who sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard being proprietors Of the patent they only
furnish engines which given
reputation pretended limitations frauds upon
purchasers they will by due experience with them
nj H.GI
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an29 I'm tUt GraV,er ST., new orleans.
GUNNER BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

y LILA d + g A, Ala.
Pupils pursue any study for which they qualified Half
the summer devoted to school, and the other half to
Talladega very healthy place ana is easy OF
railroad from Selma, on the Alabama river
School opens the 18th July and the expenses Tor soard
Incidenas session OF three months o. week
are S65 in advance
Refer to Rev. B. NJ. Palmer, D. D., VIM. NJ. B: H. Har-
vey Jno T. Hardie Co., New Orleans; Wm II. McGutey
LIZ D., Virginia University. ~ -
lea dEW Talladega, Ala.
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DGIGsIasDsS, ~ CO; NO 50 BIENvILLE STREET, COR
ht OF exchange Alley, have the TO inform their
ana the public that they have opened their store
az aosNe oF FURNITURE. of every description
Sen ~ Afmo1rs, Centre Tables and Others Teea.
es chairs and others a Sofas Fauteu Moss and Spring
nture make exchanges and take storage They hone Nv
oil ~ F"'''N p"''oh"se.
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SUNDRIES- s
- 80 bbls Krout, ~ .-- s.-f # at
50 bbls Cider Vinegar, 'r.-.esa
50 bbls Bourbon and Rye Whisky, ,,
800 b lxes Raisins, wholes and halves,
So boxes Genuine Hostetier Bitters
loo cNses Booth 4 Sedwick' s Cordial Gin, ia
100 baskets Aedsick's Champagne,
100 terces Rice.
62S kegs assd Wheeling Nails in and for sale by
ALEX. NORTON 4 CO.,
ul6 If Nos. , and Poydras sireeis
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CEWING MACHINES-1. NJ. SINGER Il co.'s
~ Agency for the sale of their improved Sewing MBchne
especially adapted to the making up NEGRO CLOTHING
PLANTATION
GENE 8AL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
ia established No. l20 Canal These machines
took the first premium the Worlds Fair in the Crystal
in Paris, Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
Machines and the only Sewing Machines used the
Of in making the clothing for the French
supply of these No Machines, toge'1er
with Silk, Cotton and Linen Thread spools Needless etc.
always on hand Orders promptly attended Address
S. H PECK,
az 100 Canal street, New Orleans.
RRADFORD'S PORTABLE STEAM EN-
GlNEs for Plawers' ueorders for the above Engines
manufactured by j. N. Bradford & Co Handsboro Miss
will be received by r. +. HARRISON,
at the Office of Wright, Allen 4 Co.,
an21 6m stre
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n FURNITURE = FURNITURE - PER-
W desiringto
~ Sell their Furniture,
~ Store their Furniture or
To buy Furniture,
will do we'll by applying at JULIEN'S,
No. 1879 Caro- street,
fe5 If opposite St. Pa.rick's Church.
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record in my office. 50 " - 'e " Va
IN ah whereof grant these presents under my signature
d me impress OF my seal ofotce at the City New Orleans
this nineteenth day OF May, 1857 ~
f. g. GOTTsCHALK, Not. Pub.
me Undersigned Recorder Mortgages in and for the
parish and city Of New Orleans that the foregoing hns
Foiios H. II, Is, IA Is, " ~ '' AVE- II
LSignedl JOHN uor MEG p.,o,1or
New Orleans May the 18th, 1857. my2l 15 lei X %
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C. A. MILTENBERGER No. 10l Gravier street, respect
fully architects builders and the public
la ge the above card.
Book Of Designs of Ornamental Castings
be seen at any time his office, embracing greater var
ETY. perfection finish that of other house in the
United States contemplating the purchase of kind
Work. would do well to call ard examine
g. A. MILTENBERGER,
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.a.u it ARTICLE VIII. -7..E ...#..
SECT l. The seal to be used this Association shall be
Or. .... ... ARTICLE TX. --.I. 8. y J
SECT The liquidation affairs of the Association, In
dissolution shall three Commissioners
be elected last Board Directors and who shall exercise
all and nc for the settle
and liquidation of affairs of the je24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

NJ. s;cur River. viii branch 10 the north On tie
~, ~ .f ~ Hts,e of Iowa, ed from Wneua VIA s.
~ - a Mint On IL BIZ Sieax River south Of the
80 GA rarsIIeI of perth Isffs3e; also from LIZ Cres
ut ia Tnrvet AXE up the valley Of Root River TO
Min. NJ junction with the lsstmentoned road, ea OF
seyept.en TIE lands are 10 be selected In alter
NJ SEWARD moved to take up the blu reported
bv tIm from the Committee on Commerce, TO amend
he Tariff Act OF 1896 Masking it swtu for the owner,
opsrpee or the agent Of imports which have been &C
tuaIly purchased or procured otherwise than oy pu
on on the entry Of the same 10 make such addition
In the entry TO the cost vaue given 10 the invoice
as in bis opinion may raise the same to the true mar
ket value Of such imports in the principal markets OF
the country whence the imPotatons shall have been
made and 10 add thereto all costs and charges whico,
under existing laws would form part OF the true
value ST the port where the same may be entered upon
which the dutes sheuld be assessed. II ls made the
duty of the Collector within whose district the same
nay be imported entered to cause the dutisbe value
of such imports TO be appraised, estimated and ascer
tained in accordance with the provisions OF existing
laws and if the appraised value thereof should ex-
coed by per cent or more the value declared on the
entry then, in addition TO the duties imposed by Law
on the same, there iha be levied, collected and paid
duty of 20 per centum ad vaorem such appraised
value provided nevertheless under no circumstances
shan the duty be assessed upon an amount ees than
the invoice or entered value any law Of Congress to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Mr.. HUNTER was not yet prepared to consider the
bill.
Mr.. TOOMBS said this was measure which ought
to he passed without delay .,
Mr. HUNTER was disposed to take il up on Mon
dav Aciourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16

The verdict of the CorOnefs Jury on the Burdell
murder is one for which the public mind was pre-
pared, but one which might have been arrived at
in much less time, with much less parade OF
mag steIal authority and Importance with much
fewer witnesses and with much less extended
examination Of those who were summoned 1t
may be taken az proof that even the most blum
derpg officials will somehow at last get to the end
Of their abors, however great their inc inaton to
doly or to wander. One benefit, however, the
Coroner may claim having resulted incidentally
ir IN his very protracted and tedious investigation.
though be will hardly claim, we suppose, that he
foresaw or intended any such result. Tho length
Of time which the subject has been kept before the
public mind and the degree of interest excited in
it, bias had the efe:t TO draw cut two important
pieces of testimony on which the case is very likely
to turn, and which it is very possible bat for the
great notorety given to the affair aud the public
interest thus excited in il, would never hsve been
brought to light. We rsfer to the testimony of
Farrell and that of Madame Alvset in relation to
the dagger fOld to Snodgra,s.
But while giving the Coroner all due credit for
this incidental result of his protrscted pcmposty
we are by no means able to concur in the general
estimate which be has evidently formed of himself
az model magistrate in that lLe. TIL taught good
manners and decent behavior by the comments Of
:he Pres his bearing toward the suspected parties
was in the highest degree uhbeconling. 1t was also
imroliiic, since, by showing them tina. they were
suspected, it had the effect to put them on their
guald, and diminished the chance which otherwise
ex sted of extracting something from them. We
ok in vain for any exhibition Of peculiar sagacity
on the part of the Coroner On the contrary, his
conduct toward Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham has,
perhaps, deprived us of some important testimony.
The most that be can claim credit for is logged
obstnscy and perseverance. We are inclined, how
ever to think that almost any other officer in his
place would have served the public quite az well,
and that, too, without making half the fuss and
parade sbout IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-16
XXXIVTH CON G r ESS
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. ..WAsHrSGros, Fe

a w
On motion of Mr.. WELLER, the Senate considered
the house bill for the construction Of q wagon road
frum Fort Kearney via the South Pass Of the Rocky
Mountains and the Great Salt Lake Valley to the east
ern portion Of California, and it was passed.
On motion OF Mr. T00MBS, the Senate took up
the Minnesota Land bill introduced by him ia com.
plisnce with memorial from General Shields and
Others.
Mr.. BIGGS, as representative Of one Of the old
States entered hs protest against this method Of dis
posing of the public domain.
Mr.. FOOT, thought il was too late in the day after
The numerous grants Of this kind TO raise such objec
iiop.
Mr.. STUART explained that the quantity OF land
granted by tie bill was 800 900 scres-uuch lees than
some Of the States have received. The bill finally
passed BY the following vote:
YEAsAes.rs Alien, Bel Tenn Ben amin, Brown Csss
Cneuaen. Docts. Douglass Dgrkee, Fish Fitch, Foot Eos
Gtyer Green, lyersor James Johnson, Jones Tenn
Mallory, Mouse, PsaIce Rusk, Sebastian, Seward stuart
Toombs, Trumbull Wade, Weller, Wilson Yuee-52
NAfs-hessrs BiEu, Bzer, Brodhesd, Clay, Evans
Hunter Mason, fusb, Reid Sldell-lO
The bill grants Ancs TO Mnneeota for the purpose Of
sdng IL the construction Of Railroads from tiwster
BY way Ct St. Paul and 81. Anthony, to point be-
The foot Of Big Stone Lake and the mouth of the
Sioux Wood River. with q branch Wis ST. Cloud and
Crow Wig to the nayigsble waters Of the Red River
Il the North and at such point the Legislature Of
the Territory may determine from ST. Paul and ST.
Anthony via Minneapolis, to q convenient point Of
r etoc wee. Of the Mississippi to the southern boun-
dSy c. the Territory in direction Of the mouth Of the
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1857.
NOW READY.


In addition TO the usual Calendar pages and A''rononhcA
Calculations Tax TRIBUNE ALMANAC contains:
VERY Full COMPLETE ELECTION ksTsR>s, by States
Consrs Districts and Counties for 1856 carefully con-
pared With the returns Of former yeas
TRs IsiPoRTASr AcTs OF CoNcREsS, condensed
TRE GOVERNMENT THE UNITED STATES.
Ixsr MrNrEss THE PREsENr CoSGkEss and OF the
pext - far A. elected, CLASSIFIED politically.
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF TIE DoNGs IN KANSAS during
TIE past year
Ak ACCOUNT OF TIE REMASKAsLs coSrssr FOR sps,xEs
Of the House.
An A.rtcLr ox THE STATE OF EUROPE
Az ACCOUNT or MOVEMENTS OF GENITAL WALSss
and his F!llbuster Companions In Nicaragua
ACLAssirEp LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE srAtEs'
Times Of Holding Elections, Meeting OF Lesssare'' &e
THE PLATFORM OF TIE REPUBLICAN PAErr with cor
sensed statement Of bose OF the DGsocsaric and American
fsrtles
TnR JEFFxRsoStax Ordinance OF 1884 document mol gen.
orally accessible aud which, had It been adopted would nave
made Kentucky Alabama MissisTPi and Tennessee rtes
States Three later the Ordinance OF S applicable only
10 the NorthWest Territory. wss adopted.
Single Copies isi cents 81 per dozen, 81 per 100.
Posfafe the ALMANAC, each must be prepaid
Orders isccsirg the cash respectfully solicited.
0RggLsy MoELsArH
Tibuas os,e,. Ns~Y,rt.
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Mr Coroner Connery declares in his charge to
the Burdell jury on Saturday last, that the blame
of the Press harms him no more than the lion is
hsrmed BY the dew.drops which he shakes from his
maze. This is very fine figure of rhetoric for
Coroner CoDnery, who borrowed it, we dare say,
either of Bottom the weaver, or Snug the joiner;
and it is very proper that he should shake his name
and scatter the dew drops. But on our part, as
defenders Of the public welfare, we present our
respectful petition to Governor King, praying him
without further delay to give Mr. Connery leave to
ENGAGE in some business for which he is better tilted
than that of coroner. Let us see if New-fOrk
cannot shake her name we'll as this 4" Irish lion,
who DUNG the past fortnigh. has occupied the
public attention SO little to his own credit or the ad-
vantsge of the community