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The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING turned over all the claims due the estate IL of E. Marcus, deceased to w Drake, constable, all persons are hereby notified to make settlement with him. MICHAEL CANNON, Adnqr.
 Oct. Is. 2t Estate of F Marc1ls dncaa.nA
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Sale of Lands and Town Lois.

St!t Of IIa1uS dHU IOWn LOIS. R1 Virtue of deed of assignment, made to us in
 D trust, for rhe benefit of the creditors of JOHN A. NELSON, we will expose to sale at public auction, to the highest bidder at the court house door in the city of Little Lock, on the Sd day of November 1855 the following described real estate, to wit Lots No B. B. ' and s, in block No. P, with the Improvements; ; and Lots No 4, ,, and g. in block No. A in the city of Little Rock, west of the Quapaw line.
 And the E15 of SEA of section 8, in township north, range F west; so acres. The SW4 of the SWA of same section; 40 acres The SEX of sec tion p, township north, range west; 16O acres- The NWX of section 25, township north, range 10 vest l6o acres-a all in Pulaski county. | Terms of sale etliird cash, and the residue on a credit of four months, with security, retaining u
 lien for purchase money.
 L. L. HANDEL, r.,.. c. $. INGRAM, 1'"''SeS | Oc+0
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MAif MS1 NOR HISt

,Es- great many lcIrncl trc,tises have been written, explaining the origin of and classifying the worms generated ill the human system. Scarcely my topic of medical science has ccited more acute observation and profound research; and yet physicians are very much divided in opinion the subject. It must be admitted, however, that, after all, mode of cXpclling these worms, and purifying the body from their presence, is of more value than the wises disquisitons as to the origin. The expcling agent has at length been found Dr. MI.ane's Vermituge Is the much sought after specific. and has already su- perccded all other worm medicines it's efficacy being universally acknowledged by medical practitioners
 .-sg Purchase will please be careful to ask for. Dr. MLane9s Celebrated Yermifuge. and take none else. All other Ncrmifuges, in compari- so. are worthless. Dr. McLane's genuine Vcrmi- fnge also his Celebrated Liver Pills can now be had all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
 For sale wholesale an retail in Little Rock, by
 Dr. j. J. McALMONT G co.
 .45 Greatest Discovery of the Asc.-We in vite special attention the advertisement headed above our third page As the names attached to the certificates persons who are known to thou sands it is needless to say than is said by them in favor of Prof 0. J. WooD's CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE. Read for yourselves.
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

| INIQUITIEs OF KNOW NoTHINGIsM.-Mr. ST. MON WOLFE, respectable citizen of Washing ton county, Pa, who, like thousands of other honest people, was entrapped into tho know nothing order by its fair promises and abound ing pretences, thus gives his experience of the affair:
 q have said have never been much of 1 politician; but had long since become disgust ed with what 1 considered the corruption of the old political parties, and when, during the last session, "know nottingham" was introduced | among us with it's promises of reformation, and the high hopes its leaders held out, that a new 1 party was forming to stem the tide of corrup- ton and correct the abuses and reform the evils which so long held rule in high places, I was delighted with the idea, and made inquiry of some who pretended to understand the princi- ples and objects of the new association. 1 was assured that ancient abuses should be corrected ; that tSs new party was based on pure and hon . orable principles and that our government would be carried back to the measures which ruled the administration of General Washing ton. Under such representations, I became a member, ,and / gave tue oryan1zationa fM and Morough investigation; and / NO " DECLARE ITLAT IN 4 LIFE OF SIXTY YEARS / HA VE MEYER 70 UND LN PRIVAIE OR PUBLIC, INPOLITICS OR OUT OFIT, LN CHURCH OR ST1TE, AS MUCH DE L'EII, FALSHOOD AND CORRUPTION AS 70 UND LN THE SELF STYLED 'ANERICAN PARIY' As an honest man l could not remain in political association with such a combination, and 1 withdrew; and now feel like freeman, who had been ensaved, but had regained his lberty.'
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against our avarice and lawlessness. And yet in the face of this, we find the accredited repre- sentative of Great Britain, in pursuance of the instructions of his government deliberately and secretly engaging in methodical system of violation of the very obligations which Eng land holds us to have disregarded, because of the conduct of few of our citizens who act entirely upon their own responsibility, who are in no sense official persons, and whose schemes have always been crushed by the federal au- thorities as rapidly as brought to light
 But the position of Mir. Champion is the more unfortunate, for the reason that his course in- wolves serious violation of the privilege of a 1 foreign minister. In that capacity he enjoys special rights and mmunities. He is entirely irresponsible to our violated law. He cannot l be tried and punished by the courts, to whom his agents are amenable. This being the pri- vilege of a foreign minister he certainly IS bound by every principle of honor to abstain | from its slightest abuse-from everything that has the least air of contempt for the law to which he is not subject, but in the midst of which he resides. Mir. Champion has hereto fore borne an enviable reputation at Washing l ton; but both himself and hisgovernment have | by their conduct in this affair, forfeited much l of American respect and confidence.
 True, the fault lies chiefly with the English administration which assigned him a duty he should have deemed degrading. But we have no mode of reaching that adminStration-none of sgnitying our conviction of it's treachery and our indignation in view thereof, except by the dismissal of Mir. Champion from Washing ton. Unless he is able to rebut the evidence brought against him, it is scarcely possible that he can be permitted to remain longer in a posi- tion which he has thus abused.
 Er Our Withdrawal column is crowded this week, and we hope to keep it so until there is nothing left of the Know Nothings, save the infamous demagogues and would be-leaders of the party--thosc we do not want. The sober second thought is now at work all over the State, and it will not be long before there will not De enough righteous men belonging to it to save it from the fate of Sodom and Gomor- rah CJ
 We are pleased to see some of the old line Clay whigs coming out and fraternzing with democracy, it shows that they, too, are heartily sick of this miserable humbug. We here reit crate what We have said before, that it is par ty that no high minded honorable man will belong to after he understands 1t thoroughly be he whig or democrat.-Elorado Union.
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

A LARGE assortment of Gentlemens' Furnishing "A Goods. Also Over Coats, Talmas Frock Dress Coats Pants, Vests and under garments of every de- serpton.
 Another exceedingly fine stock of Hats of every variety and style J. A. HENRY. Oct. l6 1855
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

The Trustees of the Cairo City Property,
 Offer for Sale, at Private Sale, a Number
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
Mens,. Bows, and Ch;Idrens, Can
JUST OPENED.

JUST received and for sale fine lot of Mems Boy .J and Childrens' Caps.
 Oct. Is, 1855 D. B. MANDEJ
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

THE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, l for sale, for cash on credit, on terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State
 WATKINS x GALLAGHER Little Rock, July 3, 1855 6m JUST RECEIVED, this day a large assortment of J French Corsets For sale at VIM. JONES'. Oct 2. '55
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
NnE A SN ENS

SUGAR AND COFFEE. ID DECEIVED and on hand good article of the
 h above and for sale at the cash store by Oct. 2s, 1855 NJ. OSBORN.
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NO 1T IC F. .

IIIE Notes of the Cincinnati and Little Rock Slate l Company, at Little Rock, Arkansas, will be re- deemed with Tennessee money at the Commercial Bank of Tennessee. w. A. JONES, Cashier Oct. 23. 1855 2w Com1 Bank of Tenn
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FLANNELS. CINCUANS.
TO BANK DEBTORS.

DLAIDS, Prints, and a small lot of very fine Blan- l kets. For sale very low, by
 Oct. l6, 1855 J. A. HENRY
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eE EASNlEES. <

NOFASSF1S InN hand and for sale by NJ. OSBORN. IO Oct B. 1855
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

M. TANFi x O.. Steamboat amt Family Gro cers, Lower Steamboat Landing, Little Rock, Ark will keep constantly on hand general assortment of Family Grocies, Cordias, Wines, Syrups, Cigars To- baccO
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

.CASIINtsS. nN hand and for sale, Kettles, Pots, Ovens, Skill O lets Tea Kettles, and Dog Irons, at the cash store by NJ. OSBORN. Oct 23. 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
BOYS' CLOTHING.

HAVE just opened the largest stock of Boys and \ Youths Clothing, ever offered in this market- For sale very low for cash. J. A. HENRY.
 Ont IS
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

BOOTS AND SHOES all sorts, sizes and qualities and for sale at the O cash store by NJ. OSBORN. Oct. 23. 1855
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23

A N almost endless variety of Ladies' Dress Goods "A and Trimmings
 Silks, Delaines Cashmeres, and Mcrnos, just open ed and for sale low at HENRY'S
 Oct 1H lS5n
The true Democrat., 1855-10-23
NEW ADV VERT ISE M E TS
 By authority of the State of Georgia. Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.

Grand Scheme for November, Glass 10. INO be dra,rn 26th cf Nouenaber 1855 in he c5tyot I -fHunta, ahen ptizes amDuntiag Co s4y3 SGO,- 900 -as-s will be distributed according to the follow ing
 Magnificent Schemc:
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THE FATAL SHOOTING CASE.
,,o,,rsT nv CORONER HILTON

| INQUEST BY CORONER HILTON.
c,,oper Hilton yesterday held an inquest upon the
Ledy Of William o BrieD, se-paiter DONG ousl-
ga, At the corner of Frankfort and William Sta who
"a, ,hot on the evening Of the LIT INST by Joseph
E.u. also painter, while at the grocery corner OF
e,.,d and Lsurens-sts. and died on wednesday
"a, Mt the New-York Hospital. Testimony was
,..sp to show that the two young men had Tor years
80, On terms Of the greatest intimacy and friend
~. Ind eaten and slept together, and were scarcely
,, ,n.rt Troy were believers IL spiritualism, and
G,cuep..y visited "circles" together. That after
80 ,hot deceased expressed the utmost anxiety
Laany harm should bsial bis friend, and repeatedly
,.,sa that be did not wish to have hm prosecuted,
=, he was sure that the injury he had done
:. nm vas performed while Hall was temporarily
i,.,pe. Other testimony was taken, showing that
p.n for sometime mad been subject to ms OF m
,,itv and ON such OccaOns his looks were Tightiul,
0eueh the fila Ola not last more than one or two MN
rYs John PITT, the keepcr OF the grocery ana IL
ouor store where the tragedy occurred stated III evil
dstoe that the afternoon Of the ltt the Two young
m,n were in bis place; both were sober an1 on good
lsus Hall remarked u at he was going That night TO
Nh the spiritual rappers and desired the witness
"a decs ased 10 accompany him: they were taking
|, the counter togethsr, when Han asked % Bnen
,.si be did with dollar hill he had found, aud sad
rG he wanted seven shiillnSs out OF u, tpa'
,nupt being due him; o Brien replied that he
isdpot changed the bill and owed Hall but quar-
N of q dollar, which amount he handed to him.
NAYS color Immediately changed. and ne appeared
,rremely irritated Pulling out his revolver, he
Exclaimed 4" Seven sbillings or nothing, aud fired
,,o,bots in succession o Brlen fell aud Hall bent
over bin and fred the third shot The next moment,
h ointed the pistol at his own head and dscharkng
,nc,ber barrel, blew his chm of, and I'LL, the Dall
entering his neck and lodging n9sf he shoulder Ter
flsoe. Both lay upon the floor. bleeding, and the
Police came in and had them removed.
The Jury after hearing all the facts IN the case,
rsrcd and after deliberstUg together for about an
hour, r. nderod the following verdict
THAT VIM q Brien came to ms death from being
shot through the body by Joseph Hall. The Jury
further sad that they not satisfied a. to the sanity
Of the accused, aud recommend an investigation IN
regard 10 it.
The deceased was a native Of Ireland 90 years Of
ago ard unmarried. The accused is lying at the
Hospital, on Blsckwels Island, dangerously Ill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

DISEASES OF THE 1t Nos TREATED by INiIALA-
TON AMI IFS METHOD USED THY NEwNoRY LVNc "
OF repeated inquiries 20 the peculiar
which has ed IN Diseases Of
Ale Iunss would inion All those ishoriug from these dis
that my cmeut oters from tas' Of Any other qsct
TIC diseased organs necessarily very s-nsty, snd
Therefore require hr most delicate application have been,
therefore those medicines which not Only alleviate
cure hut also those which soothing their action od
he. relief Iiee used In the
form OF alcoholic extracts Al are hre A ID az uh small
sobe into the luns s1d thereby act fecy upon -e
trsues There used shates ~cG tsad
he suffering. Of the patient BIZ from M com
rs be ~ ind relief trsgI-.sss
ana CtftBu
For many have devoted uysefto he study Of she
thc Throat and lungs ia order possible eie'e
decree The fearful mortality day around
when kuoW thas about nh Of whole population
Csritd % hy tnat
rhYs, aud o cuts % tis special,
For 10 has been the ariuels u medical
frd relief believing that there ba N
Terhsr' urcccvred) for every disease II 10 vita pleasure
b, rst the -Four All hope tha shall Dc yet
ste prove tie ToIifire enTbEy or C0u'YnpJs The most
Ate have Ackno g-d It within the bounds Of Posb
hut 10 Cd 20 The present
Tie patients Ill be allowed st al tines - n0dnsh them
vts with siimL .A3ius food bR VII medicines
10 poured into be stomach has been proved BY myss
bs the on. s3ec the Lansss through lnha Al IN
which brings the nIeocnes with the al cells ds
therefofr tvi-nt that they
the the aud the renety ~
vho sish q consult j.
~ ,eudrt account OF the q-cu aft- ~ ne case
when thev vii receive full iuor cu the proper
pursued Lssie,s BE- pot pad Physicians 81 dc
viii fAyoAby received either by communes
in ihrukh rCsi OF by ysfg me when shA De hipJ "
tIpaiu Theory
consult regard their and receive the ey
{ ices Of "A ,cssstLl treatment
CVlLFoKD D. sASsosS, VI n No Boss-s-
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DIED.

BRADSHAW On rhe 4h last John J. Bradshaw, aset 30
xs.s. snd uorhs 800.
~ f-ercs srd those his brother william A sri Of his
,riss rerr7 and Alfred smith. are respestfGls invited 70
,,-,p6 his furera s.tufdsy, a. o'clock At no @ol
AlenF' - "a -. z.p.. -
60
NTNFORO- Jan 8. Martha vifee hum'ora.
Frr.r.l s-sic,sA tie Church u the Annauci. on Fonr
t..rI - between Gu aus TIN 70 morrow Sunday a
:, prssisey Relatives aud friends Of the family VII
,tf.ro >, ths nou-s SO ~ "es lithst
kYFRs-Ou TIN sd.y Ian Francis younssst soH o. 10
,eph md Hsriet d Ny~--
Ire ,rifnd. f.rniy snd his dfahs-s John DeLa
a,-r and ~ Myers -ven ~ s-tend the funeral -
S,f7sv the O'Clock Il iror he resid nee Of
$3.50 MIA 81 Nesr l3d-st Fthont Frrt'rr invitation
sTOpNENEL-Jsn. s. Nicholas stouvene, aged 81 years
ard II months .. q,
TIE fieuds Of family respectfully invited TO A';snd
his fun,rA which vii taie Place ,stEdsy, 'h iuS 81 ~
o'cl,ck A n tom ~ ste residence n -d'a' HIS r.
L ain. = ill BE irfeiIsd Dr. Greenwood temstefy
Philscelrlla paper. glet-e copy.
TlLT-in Broosl,n the oth last Aiisf tht-rius
rr... Susan hus o!y daughter " d B and A NJ Tilt IN
tie lfh yea % her sss. 80
vt.a 20 attend flu-r. the esduce ~ ps-en~
No HHscr plsce. Brnokyn. n sondsy IN in't s. :
o'cocs remain. viii be tasen TO Greenwood Cemetery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

FEIcAY, Jan. 5-P. ".
Thee vsS a fair amount OF Transactions a. the
Stock Boasd, sod the market generally Es firm. A.
the Second Bosrd tie feeling sustained sui the
r srket eiosed with considerable buoyancy. The re-
l..f IN the money market and the prevailing impress
.ou tia, the relief vii soon best more marked, has
much influence In sustaining the market. The besr
party ere inactive excepting IN few stocks. Erie
shows cd Improvement OF . 2 cent, Reading
Z cent, Central 2 cen. selling a; 81. Hllson
RiyeriV cent: Harlem 2 cent &c, Nicaragua
; = cent Cumberland p cent. Giels and CHI
cago furib. improved y cent. SCI M a, s5 Achi-
gan Central was heavy under the doub. In regard -
the dividend PAnans advanced . &c for tue open
ing IL Railroad Bouds the business not large
ct ABOUT pyevous prices. Iinoi. Central -cli Al o.
N.v.York Central, s3 Iscomes closed II e-i bid.
bear sale Of 5000 Fries 50. ves &, 7e seller IL
months. State Stocks are in fair demand and 6rm
VJginits sold at 9!i Missours g.! Indiana j- -,
New.York =, 1888 ss
In Exchange the demand i. inactive. and rates un-
changed. Sterling SAL. Francs seal s5.lsl
There 10 moderate amour, OF Freigh; Business &;
about previous pricas To Liverpool, Corn ID. no.
uiinsBy, 500 bbl-. Flour, li7i; 500 bbls Pork, ?
900 or 900 tee Beef , g.; 800 or 400 bales Cotton,
3.lsd.; Dead Weight, IS el7is. To London, 900
bbls Pork, &c, $50. Ts Glasgow. 600 bols.
Lard. 2o. To Hsvre, Cotton at he. Hops, &c.;
Lard ie Provisions, e. c. 5000 bush Corn a iOc.;
Rice. s.; Asbe. a. -. To Bremen. 200 bale. Cot
ton, Ic 100 tuns measurement L o; 300 obls Spirits
3lc. To Antwerp, 100 bales Cotton, To-; 1000
rs. Wax &c; 100 tuns Logwood, 27I603oI. To
Nar.enles 800 or 400 bbs at 81 for Provisions and
,c for Lard 400 bbls. Spirits 4c; 10000 gallons
Rum, &c., &c.
The receipts q, the Sub Treasury were slO7,
paid, s2o9 sG4, including public debt redemptions
balance 81 -a9 5l3 PAID rom Assay Ofice, s72, 32l.
The entire payments for interest on the pubic debt,
since the Is. inst have been abou, $500 oOo-leavng
still $780, 600 TO be paid. Some smsll parcels
Of Government Steck are going forward for redemp-
ton. including one parcel the originals Of which were
lost in the Arctic-the Department issued duplicates
The following sales Of bonds and stocks we're made
at auction by Simeon Draper:
eco New.York ard New Haven 7s 1855 int stdet.''.S
200 Couuh us Pqus Indiana RI lst m'se, int stdIt
AGO IiLoi. Central RR st mtle int added :..:...:l
Cleveland Toledo RI ncom.s int added bit Io5t
100 share. aid Toleao Railroad
10 shares ThGsy Railroad
1850 .bAr,. Ohio River Land and Marble Company 81
Albert H. Nicolsy will bold special auction sale of
stocks and bonds tomorrow Saturday at l2i clock,
g, the Merchants Exchange.
The Imports OF Dry Goods continue TO sho"
large decline "a compared with sbe same week oil
last year. The 6gures
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COrFEE n feqsest drm prieesi salss 100 bags A'
Gts.d!tc alc q Esss AGf1eaoS. lctc. ...
CAsDlEs-Of Ae.n1ntins .A.. have been made ~ l'"s
boKs. Guy a. "a; Star commands Ne an.
DRUGS AND DYES sgli 30 c~ts Cresm Tart. - ~
II BE rehasd r.c c4ses o. bsrssnot 81 UT
s..ssfr. 7Ss ~ y Oh spssmint, o. % tsns scas a.i
1td9is 10 easas CASs AnnOG. lSc- lse~. ~. -
$40 s. essk. Psraiee Stone, On psivste terms r"' NV
Rhsbsro are scarce. ,.-.,s io..r. ..l.s
FRUITS very dali and price. Of sssn' s,s ~ =, AZ,
Sc ber.s BUeh a. e. oSdtxS 30 h.i eotss 70
snd go or % q. 7se A. snsion - ~. =, ~ -
a ~. 40 go /. 90 IS $50 e'Ias ~ nlsnseTs
Or.u..,.tt rae az West inis rf.. t1,e..,si az
80, CAV. u.en ace since oar l.,i "ss o. hAns Va
-. tor ..ore AZ - y Dol Donesi.s "a quiet asd an
SIcp.ix go,s,n q pbe.i are FRA. the inIeJ n.niy
g., 1s, .xles Of 5000 bass common red Upper Lake 81
a, - - Iks sfOcs made 1p to-day. c0nssS u 81
~ 49, use..e .ss 90 bash Csssdao. Aye better
~ ~ ~ S.n.s4; Gales Of 500 ba,h a. s 20 Osss are
- - IN 1-msnd s59slc foE ststs sod Western, and
sSE~ or Jsrs, Corn 10 better the arrivals are hnted-
~ .,ost .. made Up today 10 10 co sssh wheb smsl-
~. seusps nss for export the sslss aye D~s~s
a. csdtI os3 for Western ures ~ o59s f~ sosssofn
Whit ard k0shd feilev sad 81 % f sosfssrs fellow
The lD' two rot penty a..
HaY-Ths sasrsst heavy ssss Of soe bales River fs
oh ppiIs 81 Gle n
INDIA RCsBER-Ws hear Of Gales Of 1000 sac fEa
Nc. in ksEa ssd " 90 Esss isaA 'asJ Fss ''' none
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

We eerfully give place 10 the notice of Messrs.
HEtRp CLAPp Co.. No. 3OI Grand Ct These en-rprsug
g,tftmeu. having determined clonE their entire
v.ls tho dissolution ct their firm aud having
set oyaI The lot dan Of JsnuGrv 1855 accomplish this OBJ
tty Immediately reduced the prce their entire socs
A. Der cent below cot But having failed 10 accomplish tne
purpose they purpose m farther r"da-tion Of p per
e,ui The prevent msappreh@nson
Am. he patrons they give notice Of eonnus
zion OF thess until LIT Of sei~uay next hut beyond
cnbnof eaend n he intannne the ladies' III
trd tine ,.cod ou ch shawis sik Lyons NeFes
P,isse Cobs Ntrinos Cashmere fsranattss Muslin 40
snas and other rich Dress Goocs 3udlceuegt r
them their - the articles 10 question are
rot Al ressuf needed proving Of The Old isys
tsi nothing chosp when needed Tor th pres
emf Ruf reihars ole forv called EARD. CLAfP
Go suce ihey coDncnc, d closing their busueas.
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-, T1r;Oo~; the smilo Il, 100 hoI.s-
o,s Isnra i1H y" .,o ber.s-power the Grcsss'
,ssr BE I'm oxs,, he Chrsbroi. :, 300 horse
"a - nV rPs1Rp;.scboi. 40 hDrsePpwsri ~,
sseS n seo power; tie Otwaschno', D. ~
isS =. - and the Bogs,yr, 300 borse-P'N
ssd'e W. .notSer squadron has left the port 81
ssce i0sn, aoo, IN, an . cruise cor.ssns o. the
sssef., s .b;r. procher ~. win the flag Of wee
spn, ;a arzow the Polt.rs - the Bnsnas,
gre f. Tsdimir, s4---towed respectively oy sa7
~ s 20 Oar, Gremis.choi Rsrt . aa sfy 70
= - =. Completion Of their cruise, they pfo.s
-, where they rem aimed for the "in'0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

FooD FOR THK HuNGRY 4. r. Stewart " Co.
have opened soup kitchen, in the basemcn, Of their
sioro on the loGde-st eide, where large canldron
oisOup is prepared and dealt out by detachment OF
the clerks, to all who apply between twelve and two
O'Clock. We visited the place yesterday and found
several If he clerks with aprons and sleeves on
gagged in serving class Of customers somewhat diff
fereat from those they had lust been waiting upon in
the dry goods depar ment overhead. About 600 per
sons had already been served and others were con-
trualy arriving. The soup made very nutritious,
Of The best materials, and ueaest cookery, and it Is
somewhat curious TO observe the class of characters
who apply for it, We understand that ii Is Mr.. Stew
ats intention to keep up the supply daring the
ruter. Its a noble private enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

The greatest bargains 10 be found in the City
sres' COLUMBIAN NAIL No Is. Grand Rich BrocAde.
sstn Plsid Plan toored aud fameuon sts reduced "a
rrce selling from 4o hs ys-d worth ron OTTO , ~
french Memo 81 Sd pieces ack ss st q ssi
worth ward; No Broche Long and Square Sh4~ls
from Co. choice oSouuE 30
VIOLIN ShAwis 1om ~ 80, OF French and Bay state
uafsfsttLIe Blankets fnues and Al kind. Of Winter
Go1as reduced SO g. b. sod OIL 20 make room Tor
Sptius goods An TowLs Co are closing out their
large Of Lace Goods smbroderess at r,nsnt)s
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PRoPENsiTIEs AND MORAL SESTIMESTs.-AP-
fRoBATIvrSEss-Love Of character, name praise SELFEs
TttN-Se rosTect dignity sereance Independence FIRM
Akss-stsbty pesesere'ce, decision CoNscIESrIoUssEss
Ssrse Of rght iusoe duty etc. HOPS Axpectaon anti.
etstiou trus ia he future SPIRITUALITY Iutuiuon pre-
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