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DR. MoRsE'9

INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
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SAM. W. LANGToN 81 BRO.
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March SO--eod6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
IAdvertiseneptI


To THE SOyEREHNS or AMERICA.-FOr the
lest twenty years RRANDsETHs PILLS have somewhat
e1teLsv.y used BY tue sovereign people Of these United
Ststes Their sale has gone up from ncety tn u.4nd to
million hundred and fifty Oh usnd toxes
suss al evidence Of The sppfec,s,n 10 which hsy
held Ard let IL this ooDaectou that am more
proud fsvOrs tuh free ard enlightened sosee,g,s thsn
had ben received and honod by the highest potsntses
ofFurope If Wing fsvorsa particular medicine. bis MOBILES
the the people follow the example and use IT, or
tiey They tai this ftter AMI favor with
those IN stations suoeor their Thy would do this
however poor and miserable the ue3cpe might be i, ts e
f.cts Not "a thus pe. and free county where mas
fairly pands ~h the hbr.9 sud knowledge which hs
feels .yyvhe,s bere people hey peas aud they
do not medicine became tie Pesi IT, ol bs.
cause some whom they know has tone and rs good
es cts evident them Wherever 8RAsDRErHs PICLs
have Introduced h-y bave supsfs.dsd all other med
cine, Of pIoesed similar qualities. They have never o.so
supersedtd They are huoess bre.5, AID powerful So
brt ad sustain life Az foo TO the starving 30 are BRASo
VE0ETAPiy UNvEss.L PILLS 10 the sick 10 danger
saving restoring beeb giving arnsb for vesssess s'd
In fact themselves ve worthy ~ his fame su1 rsPu
taton they posses TIE Public's servant
Sold a. Dr. BRAsDRsTHs Phncissl OFF a. Braa 9th blni
No ~ Csrsst % cetts per box with ia"
dire soDs sso the branch ofHces No IA Bovery and
No. al Sudsors'
The Pills sIso be bad Of D. d. WRIGHT No. Is RsU
ton-st Of Lewis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

The STREET WALKERs-The tbirty-!wo street
walkers arrested Tuesday night by the Eighth a'd
Fourteenth Word police, were sihs, wednesday,
morning brought to the Mayors office before Justice
Osborn in the custody of strong police force. They
were followed by large number Of fl sshily dressed
young men, known to the police as "piups," who
ume of course much intere sed in the fate OF these
Cyprsns
Upon sfidavi,s made by the police that these women
were common s'reetwakers, Justice Osborn c>m-
mit.ed them to the Pententary for various terms, not
Iess than ole or more than six months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
Second Ebe,ti,tg EDITION.
-
FOR STEAMBOATS,. RAILROADS.&C.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON O'CLOCK.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

WEDSEsDAY March 25-2 p. NJ.
AsHEs-Pots and Pearls are inactive a. IS i5s
&c IS
CoTros-Ihe market is q l.. lower ,ince or last.
FLOUR AND MEaL-Wes,ern aud Safe Flour is
frme, AND the demsnd is fair Tee receipts By river
and railroad sre equally sm.; the SALES OF Western
Canal are 100 bills a, s9as9 50 for common 10
choice State, and 50 81 80 81 for mixed to good
Michigan, IDdisLa ard common TO good Ohio, and
sll 80 a $40 for extra Genesee.
Capadisn Flour is held with increased frn1ess, es-
pecially good brands. Tne sales ere 500 bbls. a,
So 25asl0 IS for very common TO extra brands,
duty paid Southern Flour is 10 good de nand for
roit and The East, snd is well held; the tendency is
upwsrd at the close. The sales 2.lOo bbls. a.
~ 12as9 81 for inferior mixed TO good standard
bands Baltimore AleIsndris, snd Geo'getosn;
% e. sll for favorte fancy and extras. Rye Flour
II quiet at sc s5as7 so Corn Meal is better; $50
tbs a, e. 25asi 81 FOR Jersey and 81 IS for Bran
DIVINE
GRAIS-Wheat is 6Imer, the arrivals are quite
light; the inquiry for milling is good; sses Of TO- 900
buh white Csracii n on terms not msce pu 1lic. and
$50 bulh. fair white Southern at So IS Rye is steady
tses of $50 bush at 81 81. Barley is not plenty, and
uonit al. Barley Malt is fcaroe O4's are frmer,
the trri al. small ssles Of jersey and Southern at
54a5sc end State and Western at 6ia6sc. Corn is
frp with an Eastern demand for White; there is little
doing for thipp emit sJes OF 80 600 bush at % DC
for southern mxe ard 81 ssc for fair to hands ome
white do ard 9s a 9sc for do yellow. O!her kinds
nchanged.
WHIsKY-The market IL lower; sales Of 100 bbs.,
at 3oic for Ohio and 30, 5Oic fer Prison. Drudge
lie teld at 81 &C., time and interest.
PRovIsross-Our market for PIX is frn; new is
scarce, end in good demand the sales 200 bbls.
a, sl4 81 for old Mess, and SIG 25 for new SIG for
thin Mess sl5 for Clear aud sli 25 si 81 for new
Prime. Also, 1901 bbls. Clear at 80 s7l. Beef is in
fair demand for the trade, and is firm sales Of $50
bbls., at Sc 5Oas7 so for Country Prime; 80 asa
ell so for do Mess; sl3 so for Vermont Mes; sl5
for extra do. and sl4 IS SIS for repacked Chicago.
Prime Mess is quiet at saOa s25 Beef Hams at
sl7asl9. Dressed Hogs in coed request al : a
&c. Lard is firm al 81 l0c. for common to choice
Butter and Cheese firm, and unchanged in prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
THE Suicide OF THE BOSTON TELLER.

Boston, Wednesday, Match g, 100.
An investie alton into the accounts of the Mer-
chants Bank csused by the suicide of Mr.. Hooper,
IFS Paying Teller dscoses deficiency in hi' rela-
tons to that Bank. lie had used however, about
ESQ, goo of the Merchants Bank money, which he
made good at the expense of the Atanti, AID Gro
Gers Bank by certifying tao checks drawn by A. 3.
Peabody, which, on the authority OF MS certificate,
were csshed, and the money drawn from n 'se two
Banks was used to make his own account good. 1t
is supposed that Hooper lost money il some specu'a-
tioIs in which he engaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

po,,cr JUSTICE BoswELL.--The Common Coun Ill
sdoptd resolutions the las. meeting the recon sents
on Of CORPORATION Councillor directing the Ponce ON
oe of the City take whom hsy may ayes
before Justice Boswell the Etesn District aod Aso
refuse to pay the bills Of Constable OF other oce wn'
mnI have orm. service before MI
Bowel. ,Dce the LIST of January >st The 9TH whi;h h
RI eli bed Jus to consolidate is eoEe1dsd becans
exoc hen consolidation into effect. hooce he has no
to ACT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. March %. 1855

SENATE. ALBANY, March %, 1855
BILLS REPORTED.
BY NJ. RICBARDs-In favor Of purch ssiny the
o,e he'd Of Gu ton Sac Prison Also general bill
for The eovernmspt OF STATE Prisons.
By Nj MCNROE-To sfpoint Railway Conmi'-
sion.
By Mr.. BROOKS-For the consideration OF the
Senate Ciys,.l Palace Market Association Also. the
Honduras Interoceanic Railway Company.
The biz restricting Backs OF Issuo from sc'iny A,
Savings Bsrks was taken up, debs'ed at length and
inside spplie able 10 Ne~-York snd Brooklyn.
The Senate then went l,o Executive Session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
Bountn fan0 t)arrants.

BOUNTY Ian D.-ARMY OFFICERS
ID SOLDIERS TRANSFERS. NAVAL OHflCEh,,
a. AMEN MARINES NAVY CLERKS. and fLOrlLtA
served in sry the United states are entitled 70 Ltna
Warrant for lse AL peDonsertitd VIII oy
"a receive the proper form OF appheati1n aud we WIN oos
tbeir warrant, for moderse charge Our arrang nen ~tn
the p.p.er Is at Wssbit ston afford US unusual iey iot
he no,npt return Of Claims should De sit "a
DRAKE & BRADFORD. No 70 "a'Est.
RtF-Upion Bark Corn Exchange Bank. bo~eIy bs@A.
BOUNTY LAND and Pension Claims under
ID late law. OF Congress promptly snd les,l P,oecatee oy
GEO. WOODMAN Attorney a. Lsv. 10 - :. l-am VI
AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 63 Wall-st.,
i Sew.York The highest market price paid Tor NM
WARRANTS and sil Warrants cold by me are gusrsnteed
~ orw.ded BY mail otherwise upon receipt Of remit
Warrants proe1red for Soldiers and others entitled 10
Bounty AAN''' J. CoLEMAS. No $ N.Ls.
AND WARRANTS.-All persons entitled TO
BOUNTY LAND. under the late act OF congress- can
have he same properly COLLECTED sPPnfS,599n s.,.
No. 70 Wall St, cor fe.rL
UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCI;
10 arnv.ua Navy Offee, soldier both kefua s $40
,I,Ir. s.ior, Marines slotls Men, Ausielsns VIZ
,,. T,.m,trr, Indians AMI al Psr.ors wno nave 80.
. a., 10 ann Of the Vas Of the Unit.d -
The Lar If ass gtres tor one Hesdsea iaa -,
80. ~ Bounty Lend! We are prTdrsd W.
an tsah~J""' No q william Of New York.
ssrtkExers-Bank OF the Co anoaTeaitai oAi' A' INV
frust Company.
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Ucedn Gteamers, &r.

r~vN
DEDUCTION Of FARES toSCII the line
k-.EW YORK and CALICO ANA STE aasa!r b.
-. sj,.xru. Accessory Transit COMPANY of 49,
sretor, no mile. shorter .n.n so Stner rSSs go aSs
So orhae-ensis. steamship STAB or r. No ats
os,oes r. precisely To- Pun, Areas" en- hScLE
All n lsS connecting With tbs s,sensav oF,.n.it
SAN 400 harden, over the ,-.n.oors.tios
tou.. s.-,.,rex Several and svt roo s.esL
ss... hsve .ely pat on The river and rs.s
~. tr,s On the transit from oeern TO $een
....r, ~. en.urp.ed their ventiisi ana .oo,
-, 70, IN 2rv-sop psssss. Of ~, reduced t ssF'
T,,o cHaYtes MORGAN, agent. No so~haf
s,-rb.ss ,ae ap the Otscs tetten 2c pei as "a
s. NAIL LINE for CALlfOhN!A, IN
ispIEOAL and PANAMA CALIFORNIA;, ~ ~, ~
e1u.d tA.t P.as R.io' s ssa oessa 70
49, No r9crs u. r.vrii- No Ri.s bostinS =, To-,
o. THURSDAY Ap,i e geiSsn .ss ases steam.
Dir GEORGE Law. Zap, O. Fox . .I - .sssm,hi,
Il eouseet ct Psn,us With the aew 90 sote''''
sOxORA Capt l. v nit.nt ,.,.o. tr
syAr. bo., ,,ssJs rep; 81 fshAms 70 PRIV 'A'
Ne fsIst. received .nsr 5eoek 90 re sias 8,
70, pssAse sps'I ss ths coupAA!' oIe-% HiYNoND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
M In SuIrRIRGER's LIN

VI,HE REMOVAL of DR.. SHUBlRGEh LIZ VI ~
MAN LABORATORY from No 90 wares. % 20.
$50 Bfosdssy Bis He~ Dsceyery mud snoosn ,o 1ns1
~ urs the system dsso'Ve ana skpe LEI
-. optazou settled Ia the hum IN economy thus
ns?euTy and other violent asdeines Just % 49, 81
r,;cs a. tb-y are hazardous and inlafioas ms
70 cure diseases eonsdeIed most Obstinate ads ~ P
well wS,' "a .irepl .rs~.se 10 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
FROM WASHINGTON Inspector" telegrsphs to

FROM W AsH1NG1ON.-" In5ptCtOr tttgrapI5 70
The Nem- York Courier and Enquirer AS follows;
WASHINGTON. Tuesday Evening.
The imprisonment Of vics Consul Thompson, at
HsvaDa will cause serious difficulties 1t is under.
s,ood that The sfiair cons deIei in the Cabinet
yesterday and 70 day and that orders have been given
to dispatch strorg nsva force to demand exp,na-
TORS.
TIE deficiency Of Gov. Price, Of New.Jessey, a.
Ex-Pmser in The Navy, is reported TO be over two
hundred thousand dollars
The object of Mr. Soules vis. is rumored 10 pro.
the publication of Mr.. Perys reserved cores
DOR CeLCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
CouR1 OF Srss,oss.-Yesterday,T homss Connolly

CoURT OF SEssIoNs.-f esterday, Thomss Conneiy
placed on t. on the charge stealing pocket book
ooptsipins pro aitsory AID Ia bl' from Scar
ne stsre keeper p Fulton The theft alleged oc,1red
on me istb Eebu.ry last The bills being rohen bsnk'
were Of no considerable value snd the caags rested on ms
uroner was The being sisea - the arY N
prisoner w.s and sentenced to the state Prison io
W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
By TELEGRAPH TO rHR NEw- YORK TRIBUNE.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIsGTos Wednesday, March %. 1855.
The Union this morning reerates that the b ack
Warrior affair is settled aud quotes from late DIS
scbes OF the Spanirh Minister which sta'e that the
Cover msnt is adv to satisfy the damages in ques
h H. as soon ss proper account shs ae presented and
its amount approved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
Spoken, sc

Bsrcb t. OF Said Key, bark White Sea from Boston for
Hsvsps.
March 49, sbos so miles OF TIE w.Ps" bst Lowell fan.
New Orleans for BstTo,e
March IS Cape Henry b..rns nm W. .chr Joseph James,
from New Yort for Jscksor Vile
March 10, no lat &e, brig Aaz,tsn from Baltimore for
TrLidsd .
Mach "a lat IS A. Ion 6, g. chip Sea Queen from New.
ORLEANS for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
OPENING OF NAVIGATION.

OswEGO, "Wednesday, March -, 1879.
Tie propeler ST. Nichols arrived this morning nom
Toronto. with a cargo OF coo bsTes OF Flour.
OGDEYsBURGH, Wednesday, March %, lo9o.
TIE Steam Ferry commenced its regular trips %
Prescott this morning, tie ST. Lawrence rver a. tnis
po;nt. berg free Of ice. The weather is moderate
Wind west.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

for Lieu'ensp. Governor Ander-on c. Rcse, Dsmp-
craft FER Secretary q State, John x Bvtsu wsiS;
for Attorney General Chsile, Hart Whi,; for rres.-
urer, Samuel Baker. Wing; for Conre-s-Ess,aru
District Nsttniel Duree, Wing; Western Dis
tici Berjsuin b. 1hurs,on. the present ocu bent.
Mr. Tturs'on has already received the Democratic
nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28
FATAL AFFRAY IN Ew-ORLEANS.

BALTIMORE, Wtdnesdhy, Mstcu =. I''y,
Newt Orleans pspers OF Wednesday and Thursday
last are received. cb..
A terrible affrsy had occurred at the St. CharIe'
Hotel between two men named Hsrrison snd Dany
The latter wss shot dead by Hsrisoo, sna IN ,ns mo
stau5ers 4 DR. ParsCns.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
The Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher lectures on PaIi-
otism, this evening" in the brick Church, coraer OF
Fulton and Clason avs Brooklyn.

PAYING OFF THE POLICE The City Tressury was
onened xe.,erdnv morning and tho Chief OF Poles
neDceo paying Of the Of whom bad received any
money for since January Ia Of .ocs
Arising out Of the of con,ois,n Upv.rd
Of $500 due to the police The First second Taud
and Fourth p,1 off which ocu-s tho whole
dsy This prises the force In tn old city proper To
morrow of the Fifth, Sixth end Seventh Districts
will receive their dues
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THE sIOOP- OF-WAR JAMESTOWN.

NoRFoLK, Wednesday, March p, 1883.
Commodore Crabb, OF the African squadron has
written letter from thi. place stating ID Il he bosic
of Officers II a. held the survey on the L sloopo-
war jane sto WI hsve pronounced her perfectly sea-
worthy, ard fl for any cruise. She will, consequent
IT, sail as he flag ship OF the squadron IN ab't es'
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,,,scrn TAXING OF FLOUR AT BosDED wARtsocsS;;
The examination Of Murphy ana ososrs' - 40 A.
.ne Doei Brooip .r,.. ssDs q. ssss -: -.
rour w - ~. p.res bat 10 any Gress ssss~s
.o &. sss empty b.,Is w n gss.sin.u, AsAsE
e.ss Atsrnsy on the par. Of the Usins 49,
dub..d the s.mR:e s.as % OILY spsss
o Ssre 4 p.rsou fr.aaulsntiy removes soo'S
With the osne. :. ,, az We us6ers.snA yurposss W.
Inc ~ 3. ccst % taxa further action In r'spse'
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IN PURSUANCE ofan order of the Surrogate Of
h.Conntv Of New York hereby gwen 10 al pSons
t,s si.yn. sssinst JOAN ScHROE0ER, late OF tss
CITY Of msms. dees..ss to P,s'sa, 'S S
Ehns, No sts In the City Of NewfoIt on
or before the tes.h day Of September usxpased Nc"
the sixth day OF Aaroh iebs zun,, ..-,,.,x
mi isESmNs ANQA 6CdEuhDkns a1"'esAs~-