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~ Z, MCnfUND has Jas, iced and ~
y f. cell cheap ior eash, ha of Eungarian
hncki-s.i, Brpsh, Shanshia, Mssk. Beaver and
Uitsr I.sss, and Wide Awstes. Aiso 4, 70, "a
No. Hats ffcm &c. 10 81 90 Also rod
l,.or,s,css vf Mems Boy aud Children-' Caps.
a26 Ccrrcr harkcs sqssrc
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Take Notice!

COOKING STOVES of all the new pa,tcr
" Bay STATE,
MAY FLOWER,
PERFECT UHIoH,
BRowHELL's COAL STcyJs. Sc. s.
1875 Thames Street. NE. BRON MILL
Sept 10
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FEVER-SORE CURED.

The Rev. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of the Prvs
ytarian church, Adams Basin Monroe county New York.
rroe to have Just received letter from Mr.
gv DvsssG, relative The care ofhis Fsvsr-sors You
say depe.d on what IL states for he il Christian
of his legs e save his l,ie u eonssqusss
Fover-sore. The oner leg being now Affected ard
bout 10 be amputsted, I Recommended BRAHTs Mupt-
IHE Read the result He says: II Aoss sssd only &rss
orTLxs OF BRANT's ARDlcihE. ~ = ALL Hers,
ay that, with the blessing Of God, hoe s6eeted a s~s Of
" Ieo,b Soc Panrhlets for full particulays
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
F u R N A c { S

MAY always be found at the Subscribers, .
Nl most approved patterns, aud set with care,
and warranted 10 work we'll. Also, tin and sheet
ron ware on hand, with other articles usually
Kept nj swh . store. Tin, copper, and sLee
ros ss:s Bid, o erder. Orders soiicited.
Wn. BRowNEL
Cppssis the UnioBspk n
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GgOCERIESt

fl'!iE suhseiiler informs his Gisnss and ih,
public thai he has opened Grocery store
n y fhsrpes-st., where he hiss u frcsh s,~k Of
iAc list Groceries Of al k.nds, which he vii
81 ve'y cheap fpr CASH,
Also q large supply of Plants ofe every descrip.
tan. JAMES iIORsW ELL.
.o6
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KINSLEY & cos.

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
- Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sion of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes, &C., and for the collection and payment
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES BOSTON, IL State street; New
York, I Wall street, corner Broadway; Phila
delphia, 80 Chesnut street; Newport, 100 Thames
treeti Fall River, Main street, (Mouni Hope
Bock.) y3.
B. PALMER, the American NewspaPe
Agent 10 the authorized Agent ior the DAILY
News and and Hera ofthe Times ~ the onies
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and ~ duly
empowered to take advertisements and subsorlp
tions at the rates rs required by Us. lis receipts
will be regarded az payments. His Offices are
Boston. ScoIlay' . Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building Philadelphia, North
.,s, corner ofThird and Chtsnrt sursis.
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4 rIi.AI
SIMMER SILKS.

Fite striped silks, clear colors aud good sij e
and quality ~ So i2c per yard, viii be opened
this DAY, ty y. LswrON = eRo1HEks.
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LANES i!ENNE~f,
81 a.. n 70 f. T. Y

i.,I ~ The '.be,5i 10 i"'Or n ii' eh'z ~ .! Nrw
l.nu tl.u h. /, r~a Is IL ~ rate q .ti'h ninl
iusincss 10 al II. b., mehrs, ~ h ~ Pruning
rLnin,,s ID r. ens fnn the M.'a..ro'''" 10 'hr
Piuc ArpI.. Aso IL lay iug 'u1 Ihr srmnds
with care AID ne,tns, The cif4 W.
wontlrs h. III not co cu' J. trc lh public
ere ih;,. rb-rc is 40 aia bot VIA h's hh
uwn .a~n.. Now h. has dihin, sop hi.n
lie il H.. manner ~. ih"se from e san
pE.ce With him 10 Prove he serve = '"suir
spprrn.c .np nn b. .lS' % al ltrge fee
n. his = ,nh tia, vii back hm iiun me han
Il. rl ., on. ih"us .ii dnass lb h'' ~ ~ main
,.li What ne AVS. tie IL read, ~ any tam e.
r,ltra / l.. IN ,iirr with ans nan or b., th'd h.
l. - .-.v.. in wv part of Ear1pc, h'- Mn"r-
c.sr,, ,nh the bpsA -. 30 o1hsr IA m'n ~
l,w n..l apply. Lawn .,..ci, ". IL mo
N,Urt ElOR fye oi bark ,iisq, nj al "idthf'
} AMI che,p - pli,d snd trip.d s'iks. mw
sprine style, JUS, rsr'd and t!r sale lw
~ ~ A. ((ZLItS e co.
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CANCERS CURED.

Mr. q, G. KINNEY, merchant Citation. Oyea1 ce,~sy
- niosmed us that cancer-doctor in said county
'-ctns wouds:h Of ca xRs nroug gh thu oeaey
bRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT A erno>,-oScsa-
tirrrno county N " 10 also using said PuSIYtR. hr.
sITTLE, druggist, at Cana aohare, Monyom. eoss-
= y. T. has informed us Of all important cure " Car.
~ O. long standing, which eHoctod aged lady
fha place therefore this PURTY1EK Con-- hy
'Puryng healing power, wnat impure disease Of fh'
ood can not etIsl Sevon years expeIlence mud n-
mkh says there none but Mhat Il Will Gre.
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DANN STOCK FOR "a l. T. =
ID Fmr 5sarr. IL the Cgpiisl StocA 4 tho
R,k Il Rtp,.e l,laid f,r tern. ,p,iI, ~ ll5
'Th huu.s.s. sAM'L A. Parker.
d25
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sNUFf AND TOBA Geo.
rEriR lORILLA n.

10 IL ;ulrt,A srpGtr, Ngw. Yons.
z icc...ur III !'-rer i.-nfgs Laiiilnrd. nr'rs Tor
.,l. ~ k'rs !snlrNUFf smi fJD Jci;Di ~ gen
rfa lse fnf paCicu,r.. Pace cpr|,ri Gin l'
,,h, ,iu-.l hya ldrss.ih; ~ ,knye. Tai, Es,'hsl
m-nt IL ons oftie ., les, 'h' tial IA The Uniieh
fi.prs. IN ly
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NUOCOi TIE Enia,'> hnd i.'r,rt's rr,
e. Chncrta-, -, ;hr', ,ir t,e ,tn .,nf Cb,
coaie Drops, frrsh. ii't received.
G.MtjEN 'ilINGER,
IL No. ~ Sprung street.
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CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach! 4!

"ATricA, Oenesee Co, february !, l9t1.
an. T. WALLACE& CO.-Gsnae~cn: / was, for moro
nan yaar afflicted with disease OF the stomach. could
sot any fat greasy substance without causing great
,ain, Sickness and vomiting, and continually afflicted
with sour stomach. n an experiment, tried one boz
le of BRANTS MEDICINE, which, 70 my utter dlsap-
poinment ~assd and relieved he usual pam after enHS
therefore used second bottle which has completely cured
he disease. am well and hearty, and eat alnos
anything without being panied, or the stomach becoming
Yours respectfully, T. 3. WILCOX"
Nh Wilcox u a respectable merchant Of Auiea
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WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY.

WHOLESALE. CONtEtt iONEkY.
U,HE subscriber begs leave 20 mloim all
| those doing business IN tonfecrinnery, that
he has opened now Wholesale Confectionery
Store At No. 72 Spring street, oae door South
from his retail store, whore he i. ready TO sup
ply ever, thing belonging TO this line, viz--
l.orengcs by the box and smaller quantities,
All kinds of Stick Candies, Drops, Hearts, Co.
coanut Cakes. Kisses, Nut Candies, CCugli
Candies, etc. All kinds Of Kettle W orb Almond,
Cassia Buds, ,sugar'd Cinnamon ,Sugar'd Cloves.
Sugard Carduman, CELERY aud Cauawiy Seed.
Sugar Plum different sizes, etc. Also, can lie
supply nj the shortest notice, with all Kinds Of
French Confectionery and Chocolate.
Tne quality Of his Confectionery il Just az
good as any offered in tie place. lie warrants
i to be alwiys flesh, purely favored. free from
4 f,ur or any other addition used by others. AM.
thing not Otlud as recommended, will be takcn
back. For ihe accommodation Of his custom
ers he will send around a team with a flesh
su,ply several iires through the week. For
MI goods sent and paid Tor at the wholesale store
above mentioned. he allows 4 cants discount Tor
every d,Il,r's worth counted lrom one dollar
upwards. u mUbNOIilNGER'
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Theoi5gicai SeniaoYies, Scieatfe and Distinguish
cd uBiic Mn,-lnd in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others IL rs reconnmc ndedly
Rev. DR.. LyMAS BEEcHER, late President
Lac Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DE-. LEONARD WooDs, Abboti Prof of
Theology in An1over Theological Seminary,
Mass. Hon. DAsIEL z. THompsoN, Secretary
of State oi Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Boys, ,""L ck Arnsdeu," SC, Montpelier, VI;
N.F. WILLIAMS, ESQ, formerly Collector of
the +. .rt Of Baltimore, Md. Rev.JosEPHLItoh,
Phihdelphn, Pa; B. Z. FERSALD, Portland,
Me-. and many others.
In connection with our old 30 cent article, we
now put up 81 size, in large square bottles uhh
rich ea9n,ied blue wrappers, gih dueetp'ns, and
fac siaiis Of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
Gur times i've quantity Of the smaller sire.
Betoars of Countet'tS and mutations !!
Enquire Cor the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"vEGErABLE PULMONARY Bhl.SAM"
Prepayed only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apo'hecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81 90; small size, 90 cents.
For sale IN Newport by u. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CdSWELL.
i,l bm
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EilRNIrNRE FlR s.I.E.

fTtHE snbscrihrrs offer for sie tn 10 lowing nril
cles Of furniture " tc1 have been made iu or
'irr i,r "a u Jdt innct ysora, and OF The beet
material
w,lndr sofas 2"pitIirr rhsirs, small ID. de-
1 Drawing Ram chiifs, Otk Dning do. tat
taDraT, dy o ECcn-iun I t3e pnA I.ihrHr
do, OAR Lhihbrr sctt CON pric. pilni ell cham
y .stis co. i,IIe,e. Apply 10 SIMEON d,XtRD,
10 ofGE Il. WtL.ON.
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DE CD this day at i56 Themrs.st.. an other
lO'ot Of Clothes Dr,crs,a primo AFFAIR Tor small
wards A. II. STEVENS.
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A nANDoUMt vaiIrly oi PLAIN aud Fancy
n CassiIncrcs, Tweed aud Doe Shin, Just rec d
mud for sale cheap Mt I. G.. .mUMFOkD'S.
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WANTED. qu,ntIy Of Coal Ash.s per.
w spn- having ashes upon their premises
cau have the same removed by leaving word at
the store ot Is. u. Carr, Jr., III Thamcs.a.,
and dcposi,ing the same ia The street Ivy the
premises.
m3l JOHN G.. WEAVER.
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FoURTEEN wITNEssRs.

Mr. EAsKIN has sworn to above facts, and tho ses
se Witnessed and certified to ny Dr. I. WlLLIAMs-Mr
r. BROWN, proprietor OF the Wesf- Rome HofN-Msssrs
SissELL8 LEONARD, Wholesale and recall drsggsts-
nd ELEVEN other ysSpectdkS pSta<so0.
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ESTATE OF MICHAEL DAILY

ESTATE OF MICHAEL DAILY
w F., the Subscribers having been appointed
w by tho Cnnr Of Probate OF Newport, Com.
mis,ioners to receive aud examine the claims
agains, the estate Of Michael DAILY, late OF New
port, dec. repre.en ed insolvcnt and six m inihs
from this date is allowed the creditors To bring
in and prove their claims before the COMMITTEE.
They give notice that they wlil meet at the
store Of George Denison, IN Newport, on the
ll,h day of July next, and the 18th Of November
next, at 2 o'closk, p. IN for the purpose OF
acting on clims that may have been presented
T. either ofihem
THOS BURKINSIIAW,
THOS LYNCH. Comm'rs.
GEO. DENISON,
All persons indebted are requested 20 make
payment to the subscriber duly appointed admin
lttratoi oa said estate by the Court ofsi'rubate
oi NewTot. MARIA DAILY, Adn'r
nils
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We earnestly invite all persons who suffering With
OF the ills that flesh is heir 70, to call Dr. John
Bulls agent, aud pet copy OF Bulls Family Journal
GRATIS and for the sake OF humanity, hope that Q
single individual will be found give Bus
sarsapars after reading and recollecns at the
time, that IL is impossible for the Doctor publish
the tenth part the number OF certificates Of astounding
cures reformed by his SaTsapanlla The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered on DR.. Bulls Ssrsapara,
from well known and disng ngushed individuals both In
prbic and private life, has been perfectly overwhelming.
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TTiE. GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all PULMON-
AIRY DIS EA SES.-Extcn-
siveIy Used, Tested and Ap-
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and the British Provin-
ces during n period Of
TWENTi-SEVEN YEARS,
by Eniincni Physicians. tier-
.,... D..l.... =. 4 (HaII,n..
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nIIenr. what DR.. Stapp, ph, sician wHo stands at
the top OF his profession of John Bulls Sarsapara
have been using John Bulls sarsaparila in a great
varcy Of chronic diseases, with the happy Effects
and have hesitation In recommending the public
for the cure Of serofua syphilis and all eutaneous and
flandular diseases. Yours, most fervently,
Lewisport, KY, April g. l649. WM. srAPP, NJ. ID.
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LOUISVILLE, July 18th, l849

fIUUIbEIkIk, Ib1J
have exam ned the list OF articles that compose John
Balls Extract Of Sarsspsra and have hesitation In
saving that il Ia safe and valuable compound Iwould
prefer IL to any article In for the diseases arising
from pure Of the blood tant Of the syst.m
l confidently recommend IL to my friends being q
powerful EItrAct, and that believe will cure all
classes Of diseases for which Is II used
according to directions | believe IL to be q valuable
suee.daneum to Mercury Nay, / have my doubts
wb-thsr in the most violent and prOtracted cases Of
Syphilis panied with Modes II ophe In carries Of the
bones whether ought not to succeed every other remedy
y. II. McC0NACHtE, NJ d.
Honorary member Of the Medical Society, Philadelphia.
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DAGS alvs " on hand and for sale by
ID ms j. n. 4 u. W. PERRY.
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LIVER.coMP

Or. NATHAN HUE Of Sfasvovi Cons, ono q
no Oldest and most respectable physieans aessd
Sh Lsn, ComgbIt mary years. and wce gs)sctsy ssts.
anna hmm ala az Enfna aalIr. azad
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Building, CortIand-street, New York and
No. I Fifth-street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold in Arwpo. by HAZARD & CASWEIL
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LOUISVILLE, May GOTH lSi9.
We have used John Bull Sarsaparila, and have known
Il be used, with entire satisfaction aud have no
hesitation IN stating our belief, that IL Is safe and
valuable medical compound, and calculated produce
much good and relieve much sui.riDg and therefore
would chserful and most earnestly recommend TO the
afflicted H. W. SEH0N,
isigned) T. STEVENSON
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NOTICE
MR.. 3. u. DEAN. wishes respectfully to
ul ana, uncs to the citizens OF Newport, that
having a,sociatei himself in lusiness with Mr..
Henry Tisdale, l3s Thames st., he will I've hap
ny tn receive orders Tor every description oi
Watch Rep ,iring the fner portions of which
will be executed und er his own supervision, and
be will assure all " h, may wish Tor bis services
en- tho Wstch department, strict fidelity in the
m cution With the ut most pfompttuds. m3
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HONOR TO A SOLDIER.
DrRs, J HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,

GIN. ORDERS, HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
MOL. New-Yofk, March 3, 1855.
The Genera..in Chief takes pleasure in publish
ing TO the army the following order of Brevet Major
Gt neral Smith, commencing the energy and efficiency
Of Sergeant Tracy, and party Of men Of the Regi-
ment Of Mounted Rifemen. These soldiers have the
Generals thanks for the important service rendered.
OEpFRs HEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TExAs,
No Corpus Christi Feb IS. 1885.
On the 4h instant number Of horses and mules were
stoen the neehtohood Of Fort Merrill and the then at
ubu,e5 Indians Sergeant Tracey and parry Of men OF
Brevet Liestensrt Colonel Porters ComPany Mounted
Rfemen dispatched IN seGeh Of The musuders Ser.
sesnt Tracey BY si and good msnssemeni after rspia
pursuit Of hty nss overlook and espsTed the thieves
and and brought them 10 The offender proved 70 be
party Of citizens and hexiesns
The Genera desires that Sergeant Trse-y and bis be
ed publiel, their good eolduct in his rstter
By order Of Bsev,t Msor-G,n ; NTH.
ID C. BUELL.. Asst Adj utsntGenera-'
BY command Of Brevet Lieut. General scott
L. THOMAS, As't -Adjatant General
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LOOK OUT FOR SLAVg-CATCHERS.

n - E&sv Of N n Y TyseS.s
SIR: A small incident occurred ct the Black-slip,
foo. Of Beekman st. in this City early this afternoon,
which may serve as a caution to this oomnanisy,
which has been comparatively quiet en- the suosct Of
slave catching since the goth of last May, when the
cs.e Of Stephen Pembroke w~ so summary dis
posed Of
The George Steer, pilot, boat, laying in said alp, has
tive coored men employed in her service. As one sf
these men, who bad been -hore, Vas about to step
on board be was hailed by two unstsred men, sssun-
ing to be officers in seach of burslar. intima'lnS
that be was the map and demanding that he should 90
with them, at the same time touching him on the
shoulder. He very wisely asked them TO show their
warrant This was not done, but they INFESTED upon
bis going with them. At this time persons who mad
been wstchng the movement, stepped up and srs-
tain ed the position taken by the man. thai they we're
bound 20 show their warrant.
While matters stood thus two starred officers inter
fersc, and said he tad better 60 with them TO tne
Chiefs Office; they are officers. The result was
that the man went s;teudei by two fat1fal trends
vto had come trouble before they were a'mitt=d
have two prime witnesses TO these transscnons
TITS matter calls for explanation. Officers starred
or uustarred have right 10 arrest msu on Oh trss
of q serious crime without a warrant, or without
knowing his ZANE.
Itil arrest was msde in open day, when be was go
ing ahont bis honest business
city reforms, our Municipal Government will conf %
our police forces to The huutred OF slsring of ia
fscion OF law spc order and rot so the to NEEDLE
with cases shout which there is suspicion that the
Only crime the party sought is guilty Of is that Of
steoliIg bis own body and SOU. II the On of
of Police has right TO seod ont and arrest
any cocred man on serious charge WITH
out warrant from magistrate, then | SAY he
should bsve different psce fer his office. H. cer-
tably net safe IN these times for or.d man 10 be
led into a place surrounded by so many CRATES snd
bars without The protection of legal warrant. Let
il rot be forgotten Sir that the Eighth Wrt station
Borse ~ss made of 10 imprison the Pembroke
family, when arrested, last Ma, aai that the only
ressou given for it that the officer who msde tue
arrest belonged to that District, and that he mad
rghtto locee his prisoners there
II, according 10 our present municipal regu' atoms,
q role, nan has a right 10 take any coiored mau,
going quietly about HIS business and without war
rant take him 70 the Station House then let u have
an ,ther REFORM Yours, j. W. c. PrssNGros.
Mareh S 1855
p S-Atter come examination the man WAS diI
charged But lie the matter to end here Who is the
Nah they are searching fori What is his crimel
] w 4 p,
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

On Tussdsy morning IT II O'Clock, q meeting ~.
artists and employees at the Academy Of Hasie y.
held IN the basement Of the edifce.
Mr.. AILrGRr was called To the Char. and a...s
that re had received letter from Mr. Phsleu -.
posing that they should gives performance a. n s.x,
day a. possible for the benedt OF the poorer p,rs,
Of the employees II they desired, he would re a n.
letter. Cries Of " Yes" "Yes.1 The CHAR.
then read as follows:
Nrw.Yosx. Tussdsy, March 6. ISIS
Mr.. ALLrGRl- Sv l have read in this m,r,...,
papers, wrh no small chagrin. the painful st.tsms.
contained in The resolutions passed yestsrdsv =, -
meeting OF 'he srtlsts and employees a the Acsisn,
% Music, uncer the late management of M ~.
Bull. Wv
see that a rev meeting has been called for ,his
morning a II O'Clock, 10 take into consd ration ths
unfortunate situation OF the poor portion vpoes lon
Of .slsry IL less of dali, bread ShonId van sas.,
il amons yourselves judicious NODE of relief. +
would suggest your uniting together and giving
Performance FOR the benefit Of sl concerned fr,ss
Of Bravo Bravo"
would further SUI yes, that the salaries Of thu ,o,
est ciass should be psic IN fall, while the balance
should be divided equally among the higher srtstes
II this should be the decision Of the meeting Of tin
morning, IL wcnld give m' great pleasure 10 put the
Academy OF Music FREE OF vrat 8, their dspcss. end
vii cbe.ruly take upon my self the usu.l addition
Al expenses Of The house. JAMES PuALRS.
At the termination OF the reading, three ehser
were gi,en for Mr.. PhSlen.
Order being restored Mr.. Aegri said that II hk
been proposed to give the Opera on "Wednesday
night mex but ihi- thought to be TOO soon, - tie
matter could not be sufficiently noticed in the papers
Thursday Tx ht there would De a concert AZ Nolos
snd new difficulty occurred to Friday night-tAe
ner tenor Directing 20 begin any thing new on that
day; therefore they had fixed upon next Monday
night. After this benefit new propositions would De
made and the Opera continued for the remainder Of
the reason. The meeting then adjourned.
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Az Oh VTrfRAS.-Daniel BrsdIsh, soldier Of
TIE Revolution, s pow ana has been for many years,
sresident Of Norfolk n Y. He is native of Hr1-
WICK, Mass. WA corporal in the militia in III
came 10 bennington with the company be belonged
10 the rext day after the battle which was tins 10Th
Of August, l777. He 81 the capture Of Burgoyne,
ct Saratoga, and commanded the guard 1t the house
where General Fraser died He relates those Incl.
dents infinitely. i have known Mr.. Bradish from nv
boyhood. In 1904 be was . member Of the Assembly
of the State Of Vermont and Justice Of the Peace in
the town where he resided His age will be ninety
the last day OF April next. His mental faculties re-
main unimpared, anc bis memory good. AT the age
Of ninety, be could read fine print without glasses
Since then bis sight has fsiled. He has voted st
s.vepiy.two State elections, and always voted the
Whis ticket Cor. ST. Lawrence Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

WMIER COMMUNICATIONS TO LAKE, SUPLRIoR-A
correspondent informs u that there 10 nov good
sleigh road from Marquette to Bay Denoquette, Lake
Michigan.
Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
Our correspondent, who writes from Marquette un-
der date Of Feb H. says: "SeverL teams returned
last week loaded with grain. The m.il leaves to.
morrow morning with twenty-five passengers. Lske
Superior has three malls month hereafter by the
way Of Bay Denoquette. The fret mail this winter
contained over sixty bu.hels.'