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Sew York, wednesday, October 81. 1855.
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.SsoCIATlONISTS

,.,ooistionists was held, by adjourn
~, I.a rreniDg, at Nc. SIS Broadway
~ T.y,.y TOWNSEND opsned the meeting ny
,.,i,g their object the general urtberance Of As'o-
,is,;oo. He spoke Of the present conalIlon aua
,1.s;,;es Of the North Americs An Phaan1' ana iu-
"T % auCu,prysSy,Rs who had been invited to give
MI .,s,emenf of The condition, past aud present,
aTM,t ;nstjtufion. Mr.. Sears began by history Vi
he Phalspx, which we omit as familiar 10 thS
.asa.,s of TBy TRIBUNE. The IRE which coasuhed
,be;r min last summer WAS heavy blow 10 tnsir
Gnsnc1s they being in debt for the whele amount oil
:, Iris with the hnancis depression OF the last ses
.on had r,duced their fields Of industry TO two agri
soItu,e ard domestic which could not employ during
,ba vi,,er tbe whole number of persons on the DO
rsin' The debt Of the Phalanx amounts to $50 600,
"a although their property Is valued at from 40 900
~ AGO 0C0 more than their CAPT al stock, still It is
,e,ous ,mpt d.ment-so much 50 that some have pro.
"a veorear ize with tcle in the constitution
hat M de shall be incurred. They have several
room. il the ioain building which you'd be avssble
Tor n snuicturiDg purposes. Mr.. SeaIs makes sug
geston OF ceiling OF house.lots. and another of en-
aesyering TO introduce solid class OF farm-laborers
Mr. WARRES CHASE made few remarks in rels
fiop 10 The tstenent OF Mr. Sears, and also with
gard TO the Wisconsin Phalsnx, Of which he was
Gember
Mr.. TuEr then made some general remarks after
which
Mr. DECKER brought forward his plan Of raising
tlOO 900 for the Of the Phaanx by shares of slO
10 be PAID in small monthly instalments
The meeting adjourned.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
AID. BARRIER in the Chair.

PETITIONS REFERRED.
the South st. Stage Company for stand az Peck alp or
Fton Fem OF large number of citiz to compel the
harlem Railroad Company TO remove distractions from be-
ii oen and members of Hydran Co. No. to be organized
NJ Hose Con psny.
" received from Jss Furey, Street Co
49, nsmin.tpg James Mel 'od Murphy for City Sur
~, v hich nomination was confirmed
~ REPORTS ADOPTED.
Authorizing the MsIhatsn Gas Light Company 70 lay their
Thrdsv to Seventy ninth st. to advertise for
~ Ion on which 10 build Couny JAIL; 70 suspend John H.
,msn from the Fire Department for ooe year for an assault
place es+lsmps In front OF the PIesoyte
Church IN Sullivan st. aud the Aphousus Cahoc Church,
Tbomrson Al The Committee amps and Gas reported
inr,lstiop to the claim Of VIM Adams for lighting p'rs
NJ co,,,,et entered into by Geo g. Glazier, late Com
son,r Of Streets and Lamps Toe Committee declare the
s.tt pull and void and direct the Controller no, 10 pay
s sums on the same Report directing the City Inspector
,os5yse and cell TO hghsst bidder the night r five
Al. the soil taken from the City aud that the
tame ,hs be deposited by the scayengers In boats to be ur
s,, The piers the north end OF the pier foot
ofWss st the south side Of pier foot OF Twenty sixth St
Sob River the south side OF pier foot OF Thryeghh ST.,
S River ana the side OF pier foot of Rvinestoa St
THE GASsEvoORT PROPERTY.
{d VoonHfs offered resolution OF thanks TO c. V. 3.
Rseye b exerons to secure the reconveysnce 10
Is Ci.y Of the Fort Ganeyoo pio2sty disposed OF By
Sc Cor Of the Sinking fand in December, 1851!
ADOPTED. -, ..,,
M VooRHis also offered resolution that the thanks OF this
Of the members OF the late Board OF
1ermea who opposed with the Councilman 10
the 6snevoort advance OF 400
eslt the sum paid BY the purchaser.
Tbs opposed by AID HERRicK and HOWARD, as ou OF
psfe and tke resolution laid on the table,
The Bosd adjourned 10 Mon6sy.
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TE"-YORK DAILY TRTBrrNE FRInAv MApu ~ ,o~x

inr presents number exceeding bv ,.Io..,-o
49, voc commitments Of any previous week zinc,
'he prison has been such The nu,.her Of .em0,r1rr
.v. Is also unusulIy large, snouotisg to
an attempt was made in the Supreme G. mir, be,. q
urge MOTIFS, 10 relfsse some Of the nrso,.-. n.
eplhcation Ct Mr. McGregor, cou, sel w,i,s ~
corpus were Issued, requiring The Warden NJ tho
Prison to produce the persons Of Matilda Wade and
Frances LoudoD, two Of the young W omen o,,o.,ad
on iuesdsy night, and committed as ysyrants Tho
eiounds CT the application that the imprs ,nnspt
ano Detection are Illegal, the arrest and com nit.
me mt was wholly without ursdc.ion and tia. no e,.
animation was permitted in relation to the offen,e
The original application, we understand. was in he.
half OF upward o! twenty Of them but on surpe.tion
OF the Jucge but two writs ssued the decision
as to which will be effective as 10 the rest The writ,
are Ieturnable on Friday, at 10 o'clock.
Another wit was brought before JUDI Bos worth
and release Effected Our reporter saws:
Margaret GREENWOOD one of the Young women
arrested on Tuesday hight, and sentenced, among
others, 81 vagrant to the Peneutiary, was brought
up on application Of her counsel, Mr.. Jemss Parker.
On habeas corpus AID her discharge dem led prn.
cpaliy on the ground that although sentenced TO the
Pententiary, and consequently should be at the time
OF issuing the writ e o'clock Wednesday in the Gus.
tody Of the Warden of the PeDientiary, she is still
detained in the City Pri,on Mr.. Sedg wick Assist.
ant District Attorney, was present, ard opposed the
motion for the cause shown. The Judge, no wever
sustained the position, and ordered that the pris-
oner be disct arged and she acc ,rdingly.
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p.KFR PEPORTED WRECKED At CAPE
NAY N J.

The following ID an extract Of letter from the
agent Of the Ne~-York Underwriters at c ape May
10 Elwood Water E-q dated March 81:
We have heard to day tn At Baker, the murderer of
Poole landed sice the Cape yesterday, and some of
our people think he mus, have como ia the scho ,ner
Golden Wet, which stranded GA the Seven mile
beach yesterday We give the letter in fall below:
" / am informed that the schr Golden West Par
kiIs, is ashore the east eLd of the mile be .ch
where che came yesterday. The men who went t.
Der found DO one on board. part of the cargo hal
and is much damaged about her upper works.
lie found by her papers that she was bound from
Newburyport for Philadelphia. with cargo of pls,.
ter, feb and spples. have made arrangements for
saving the vestel aud cargo tomorrow
" IL the weather does not change for the voraa
both can probably be saved" '
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FIRES.
FIRE rs AyrHOSY ST.


About O'Clock, yesterday m rrning, ire broke
out IN the frame building No Anth,nyet occupied
by Mr. Linmett as wheeling ht shop, which was en-.
tnely Destroyed The flames communicated 10 the
adjoining frame BUILDING, No. :, occupied by VIM.
Alexander as whip and factory the first
floor second floor by Mr.. Van Orden a yelling.
The fIemen of the District soon on the ground
but cefpite their efforts No. also destroyed.
Several carriages in the wheelrght shop, together
with the tools Of the woIkmen engaged in the estsb
ishme nj, were burned The total amount Of prop
ery destroyed will not exceed $4,000. No. is in
sured $500, but in what Office We could not lie Arm.
No. is insured 81 300 in the Stuyvesant Insurance
Co. The adjoining building, No. 3, occupied as a
dwelling, was slightly damaged, as were also the
buildings in the rear Of Nos and :.
FIRE IN FoRIIETH ST.
About l2l O'Clock, this morning, number Of small
frame buildings in Forteih st. near Tenthsv., were
destroyed by fire. Toe premises we're occupied by
poor families, who lost most Of their furniture.
IScLyDIARY FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday morning about3 o'clock fire was discov-
cred in the upper portion Of of range of four
fDi.hed houses on Fourth-place The flames extended
to the house adjoining, and the floors and roofs of
both were considerably damaged. Tney are vned
by Joseph Carr. Damage about 81 200; insured in
various Brooklyn Offices. Ths fire was doub: the
work Of an incendiary.
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Hap ening in at the designated hour frSo'cloet
we iouno that the examination had been Postponed
uIi hondA' morning, at 10 A. NJ, at which ,qr il
WIZ positively commsncs The Commissioner Cour.
gtng supefr H. the Probate, it is not likely thv
s..Hslon OF Judge .'smlson will influence Mr. Pen iefy
~ tne i.asi As the case involves nesry the san 9
loht mat the late Ad6e4s corpus did lille nt.rsi
n" inpt rtar CO lie attach. TO the result Mr.. Van
SIZE asserts that Rosetta Sas inclination to r..
urn TO slavery, bat prefers TO live and die in free
Sb'e In thus respect at lesst 'he case stsnds df.
isIent from that recently before thc Superior Court
f.. aeinnAu rime.
AhRlsoS's CAsT.-The keok4ck iowa GIS Guy
tnat Mr. AIrson, OF th,; oIn.y fa,her Of the
unfortunate prisoner az Cincinnati hss received
leler rom his in which he says thu. he has dis
covered some ueE evidence which will eaab- him 10
ger new hia and requesting h.s father to sent his
oiGtr bToihtr TO Cincinnati to al 4 him. Arrson de-
mes ,he reports Of the papers that be ia 10 dscln
rg heehb, std also the stoI that he is visited by
female.
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AyoTHrR SLAVE CAsE.-Close upon the heels on
the late half-dozen " slave cases has come auo her,
which bids fair TO create excitement uneqaaied oy
srv Of its PREDECESSORS This last case Is one IN
which girl, sixteen years old named Rosea., mas =
hes sIreste d as fugitive slave. Her claimant -
r. Rev Henry NJ Dsnnison, sonin-law of ex Pfesl-
dent Tyler The most singular feature OF the an tI
is that the girl has once been declared tree oy an uao
Court-she being 10 other than the one recently
emapcipsted by Judge Jamison, Of Columbus.
The decision was rendered about two weeks since
Uappe ninr 10 cali into the hous, Of neiyhoor Dr.
Coulter on Grand she was arrested rne .s.e,
by Deputy Marshal Bennett, assisted oy etoilo ,a
Couch Of this city, who obtained entrance 6y pre-.
tending to wish to see the Doctor professionally. IL
seems that the Rev. Master not content with tne ae
cision of the Probate Court CO ne before the CnIed
States Commissioner Psndery and swore out "a ,S
rant for the larres, OF the girl as fugitive, ins
warrant placed in the hands oil the UniIeo os'e
Marshal, and served as above. Rosetta was taken on
board the train for this city whence she arrived as
evening. She lodged in the jail for safe keeping
word being given that ths would cone up BE-
fore Mr.. Pendery this morning.
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Advertisement.
THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY

Dr. JOHN BULLS sARs,PARLLA las never failed to give
lief Amops the medical productions inst science hss dscov
cred prepared for the seyson OF human suffering.
from d,s which spring from vtsted condition Of the
blood organs of nutrition foremost stands Dr. BULLS
Improved and Genuine sARsAPARLA Where other remedies
have failed destroy the essential principe OF dseae
womins is mole like into the tissue of the body. and
underu ming the of health thu remedy pervafnS
every ssue ard part of the body hal BY It's powerful
Alternative Influence arrested its progress and has never,
cir gle instance failed disease from the systsm A
the s Of vems nfuse life into the yeses-
be world this invaluable preparation OF Dr. BULLS
invsorsts the dbted and sicily aud new life fresh sod
blooming spn,s up from the psrch,d earth sfter copous
showers does hes strength and happiness follow the foot
steps Of this slsesiebing remedy. .
Hundreds dragging leg after the other from tho
condition which they ef by sst years eps-
deuic. .
Thousands suffering from extreme debility pain. In IN:
bones torpid liver from the effects Of medical
ard bop treatment IN cases dsrhes To all such
awe DR. BULBS SARsAPARLLA rial IL srouses the liver ~
scton the stomach By removing az
morbid seceons the digestive organs ana
only scientific preparation Of snsparills that can
be relied on 49, 80 =, = ,,
Sod at pr. JOHN BULLS Principal Ofcs, No: 0tl'ey
Building Broadway ard Cottiandt ST. fnco ~ per
bottle, or six bottles for S.
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RECRUITING FOR TIE BRITISH ARMY

An ofice having been opened In Philadelphia for
the purpose Of trlistng recruits for the British Amy
IN the Crmea warrant for the arrest Of the parties
engaged in this business issued on the eth March
by L. 5. Commissioner Heazlitt. Under this warrant
thirteen persons were taken into custody together
with an EDgishman who had taem in charge. On
the 18th, they we're brought before the Commissioner
for hearing Subsequently, FIVE persons we're ar
reeted at the office at which the enlistments have
BEEN made. lengthy examination ensued. which
resulted In holding Edward f Perkins, Henry Hertz
and - Budd to bail In the sum Of S., 900 each.
Augustus Stsbel was discharged, and John j.
Boscbart and Barnet Loeb were held ia $780, the
rest were committed as witnesses.
On Sunday last, it is believed, sixty recruits were
fent off, ninety were to have gone, but thirty backed
out. This the first batch that actually got off.
Several witnesses were examined before the Com.
mission err among others, Edward w. Power, whose
testimony we subjoin a sample CT the rest
Edward Power, sworn-I an csptan of a military
company saw an advertisement 10 the paper, aud
went to the place in Tbirdst the liquor store
there was front aud back office; Mr.. Hertz and
Loeb the first time went there Hung .rian refugee
knew was there ALTO, whose name is Vauassen he
pretended TO speak very bad English; i asked if an
American who had served in the Mexican could
have The same commission in thu English army; he
said all be could promise was $50 bounty aud 80
month but the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
could fix that told him it was not as good as enlist
ing 10 the American service. as that averaged sl3
month and rstions; left and promised to call again
on his invitation the second zine called saw Herr
and Mr. Perkins there Perkins was in the front Office,
and Mr.. Loeb kind of messenger between the
back aud front Office TO Mr.. Perkins, whom knew
well; told bin that was a captain, and had 60 men
who would all enlist; / introduced Lieut. Summers
under a fictitious name, who began to laugh, and
then saw that they wsned to get rid Of u.s. have
u. l.po tnft a. La, ..I
know that he promised Col Conroy commission;
saw Mr. Perkins on Saturday last in the Office, and
when he NE be drew his head back; he with
tall man, with white coat on who looked like
British officer.
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GTrERIous AND PAINFUL DIsAPPEARAYcE-We
IN creoiby informed that Mortimer LOOMS, of Avon,
IN Co. disappeared on Monday, 10th. under cir.
csrsisncee alarming 10 his relatives and friends He
~ last seen about O'Clock OF that evening, on the
sesd leading west from the village of West Avon,
Hong toward his brothers residence, since which
~ no intelligence concerning him hiss resched his
I,endl He was about 40 yesrs of age, and six Tee,
nsh; dark hair wore wbiskers under his chin, which
-. considerably gray. lie was dressed at the tune
AZ disappearance in black psntaloons, brown or
Esfolored frock coat, aud common fur hat
NeSxe hs', supposed 10 be his, was found ia the
sseut twenty rods east of the Genesee bridge at
rssM. Any one recognizing him and forwarding such
- s viii confer lasting favor upon his res-
- IN ~ friends, and receive liberal compensation
~, ~. Die or expense that may be had on his or
z ~eount. Rochester Union, 25th.
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On being brought before Mr. Justice Bogers, they
were yariously disposed of, as above. In the Third
Ward the officers making the arrests did not feel
themselves at liberty to make affdsvs as to 50 COM
"mon prostitution in the majority of cases. and the
parties were accordingly discharged.
The case of Mary Stafford and Elizabeth Jewell, in
the Fourth Ward presents come features OF hardship
These two girls are in the employ Of Mr. and Mrs.
Bryce, of No. "A Roosevetst the one as domestic
and the other as a sewer; in the evening" we under
stand that the little chilo Of the family having
sickened, the domestic was sent, at late hour, l2l
TO procure medicines and not caring 10 be in the
street alone, che requested permission to be accom-
PANIED by the other, which was granted. Toe two
einS accordingly proceeded on their GRAND, and on
their return, were followed by Policeman, which
somewhat charming them they ran toward their resi-
dence; on arriving at the doorstep. they were ar
rested and without parley taken to the lookup Nc
aId Mrs Bryce in the morning. on learning these facts
proceeded to the Tombs in time to hear the girls sem
tStdto q term OF imprisonment. They made their
.Seht to the Justice, however, and the case will
49, for hearing today. In the meantime,
."o en confined in the City Prison. Mr.. Bryce
sSnnh,a.. lighter belonging to this port, and there
80 - reliability attached to their residence.
-. .ssNe shown, on account of its also
that Ward. ''o oiiioe's VI
Louisa Oakley, Of the >Ni,,s.n,b w.ra T..
charged, that che might attes.,. b.. - ""' -"
two weekf of age, which she has ~ u'an'
she promising to amend her ways ~ ,;,a ~ ~
to labor and the good Of her child Nv A'' ''"'
The commitments to the City Prison
been unusually large, owing to these unn.s, - .''e
sons No less than 500 persons were commi,s ,e'
week, Of whom, on Saturday. osa rem,ined in a..
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Advertisement
BR,NDRETHs PuLs-A UNIVERSAL NEGE1

gLE MEDICINE Where they have been introdu they have
otter medicines OF proessed similar qualities
They harmless bread and oten powerful bread To
life. A food to the starving so 6R.NDRErTs
USIvtRsAL PILLS to the sick 10 dsossrssvnx.
restoring hestb giving strength weakne and Ia feet,
provir themselves well worthy Of tbs fame AID eputsion
they row possess
LUNGS
IL the irfuerz, now prevailing If BRA>DRErHs Puts are
the dicine congestion ap)pexy OF the lungs
place. Physicians mercul; lend
patients the OF these Pills Your reputation viii be bsue
fitted and the lives Of fathers sn mothers, and children oen
saved.
Pulls sold At 25 cents box, with fun
objections PRINCIPAL OFFS Bran irehs Balldnz entrsncs
No - Csnal also the branch oHces Nos al hadson
o.. srd 27i Bowery.
The geLute BRAsDRErHs Puts also be had Of ID. d.
WKiGHT, No 60 Aouston-st corner Of Lewis.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
,.vrb;, DEMOCRATIC UNION.

,as,in, of this institution was held last evening
:, T.mm,n, Hall. 1t was understood the mo'uu Jos
~ ..ssn b;sd especially to consider the agrees on
ga ;n.u,,. offered 10 our citizens aad Nag oy 'ns
so.pi.b authorities in Cuba. Mr.. JOHS CocHSA''
presided. ,,,v r,.,on,od some resoln;
lions breathing decidedly hlbusterng i tSs G,sny
sSasi as T BY Ss oc. so
Suain mon President Pierces Oicis &Ssrc,1
srs sout down to the ob'cSs''ccm emitting the
Xico. Cor ul on the island Of Cabs no.
RIo y Warrior and FL DOrsdo affair." assr and Messrs
This resolution afforded i TIE sisOEHs and Others
RISG, CouES, CochRAsE, Csspp,scteris,ic Blncomoe
'RssSs :ss e qassn and concaa as
around, cursing the S's'''"
l., Ts,,,,aDR fes can.
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CORRECTIONS.
10 he Editor Of The n. I. Trf1rne.

TO ne EdfroT W Ihf n. 7. ITfounf
SIR; deem 1t my duty to correct statement in
your Of to-day 10 regard to the fire at the Office Of Geo
smslley, No SO Wallet Tuesday evening You state
that the FIRE discovered BY Officer Cahll and By the help
Of citizens the door broken open and they eHtn
luhed the flames And also that the heat from the stove
caused Now fire discovered by the occupants
about O'Clock P NJ and they called in Officer Cshl; there
fame to be eItnsuthsd the mbes were merely
oharred FIRE caused by the imb-p running
under the crate By making this correction you will much
oolge. ] WATSON TAYLOR, No. 65 W all 81.
Nte York March g. 1855
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yorxe MISS DEBA1Ise SOCIETY," The sevenSn
annual supper Of this Society took pl,cs LAST e'e0ns
a, Windu.ts, and the reunion was saehde'. WIN
much enthusiasm, and graced with many eHceneo'
speeches. Z. B. Barrow, Esq, and William II.
E.ddie were among the orators OF the OCCASION a
letter was read from Thou1 7. Arnday, regreHins
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THE SECOND CRUSADE AGAINST THE
NIGHT WALKING WOMEN.

As we announced, exclusively in yesterday morn.
ipg's TRIBUNE second sortie was made upon the
Digbt-wslkers Wednesday night, especially in the
Third and Fourth Wards From these Wards and
from Other parts of the City, small army was raised
numbering in all, fifty seven aud yesterday most
of them were brought up for judicial disposal
The following list shows the names given, age, ma.
tive country and deposition made Of the parties ar
reated:
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50 ~ " Us. cOs.uLArE. zuRIea IN swI1zEHL.SD.

ness is brisk:
US CONSULATE, ZURICH IN Switzerland,
N March 5. 1885
HFMAx j. REpfIELD ESQ.,. Collector Of he Porf q NeH o'H
DEAR SIR have just been inie rme tlAt the commune o.
Nisderyyl Dtict Zofngu, in the Canton OF Aasau IA
swz,rsd have forwarded Ct their poorest people to the
ntd States that ey afew day, since for HAVE win
he ntention Of sailing for New York Inolsed alec an ex
tact paper which published IN The zane c,Iton ana
mime of N,derwy District OF Zo6osen in the Canton OF
Aargsu ,ent hundred ard twenty OF Their poC,e'
neooIs TO The United States in spite of all sdmoni ION
VOTE 10 our Consu Hayre, giving him the inf1rmsoo ana
ssirg him TO ascsI,sn the or ma mes OF the
rsop 90 that you or City officials could be m the ooN
Out AID ud: for youiieves If the swi, a9eIs
sI. le he FOREGOING they Rus, certaGy not Dc very
desirable sdoitoa to population am tod thst 10 saD
I'm. her large follow fIu
nst,ict ana that ali are provided with legal passports snh
lei nav DUTY yhenever anything Of the nd comes 70 my
Information oft. Very respectfully, .,,-,n,v r.,
Your ODE dent servant, u H. OOCa DlI S'i'--
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PHOTOGRAPHY The finest specimens Of this
srt we have seen were made b, SSsDY. OF Bto.d~ay
Herald OF Sunday. March Is
Decided the finished Pctue- seen were
those of BRsDY, OF No $50 Brosivay, New York
Soston Tnnscrr
We have recently examined specimens .phy
BY PPADy which have in ths country
or urope. khi:kerbocker for March
Are editorial tesmonialso the excellence of BRADys
Pictures Cloud sunshne equally available. Over rhomp
sons Saloon.
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The Rev. DR.. Baird has been invited, by nun.
Der Of prominent citizens to give series of Lectures
on Europe, and its present condition. He has con-
sened, and free Introductory Lecture will be delv-
cred in the Spingler Institute, Union square, this
Friday night. A course of five or six Lectures will
be delivered at the same place during the next fort
np ht or thee weeks
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF Music. -Rigoetto by Verdi, will be
played to-night-a fresh opera with ffesh tenor,
Brignoi, besides the other artists Great prepare
tons makI at the Academy for the production
of William TEL by Rossini, the first time of its per-
Torrance in this City. Other novelties are in store,
including new oratorio with double music force