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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28
The Impossibilify OF Restoring the Missouri

| Compromise.
The New York Commercial Advertiser is one of
the oldfashioned whg papers, and is nov az anxious
as ever to see The democratic party defeated. The
plan of the aboltonists, however, to make up par
tv to restore the Missouri Compromise, does not
strike the Advertiser the most feasible plan IN the
world and it says SO with good deal of frankness
Tt is speaking in reply to the New York Courier and
Enquirer
''But passing this by, we ask, is there rational
| probability of the republican party accomplishing
their professcd purpose Surely no one will seri-
ousv contend that there is. Of themselves they are
but small party. The whigs' even IN this State
are not going over to them in body by any means,
thanks to Gov. Hunt for boldly unfurling the old
whig banner. The large majority of the democratic
party of the Union will give them no countenance.
| The know nothings will know nothing OF them
The whole South, wings, democrats, and know.no-
things, will present one unbroken front of opposition.
What whig strength is given to them In this and
other States will just be so much power wasted
Certainly the work cannot be accomplished IN the
next session of Congress, for the Senate and the
Presidents veto, which could not be overcome in the
| House, will present insurmountable barrier. And
by the time the elections of 1856 rOund the re-
publican party will be weaker rather than stronger
even if indeed its discordant elements have not
then fallen asunder What becomes then, of the
Ceurier's purpose of only joining them until the Nj
souYi Compromise IS re- established by thean.''
| sNither admit the expedency and lawful
ness of fusing with such party That they are
sectional is undeniable. 1t is self-evdent. That
many of them are notorious abolitionsts agitators
and disunionsts > that these have found congenal
! home in their ranks is also notorious. We cannot
believe in the wisdom or justice, or patriotism of
surrendering the government of these United States
into the hands of such men-much less of aiding
them in acquiring i-even to accomplish an end in
itself desirable patriotic 1t to that it is
quite wrong and unpatrotic to elevate disunion-
lists into power for The time being, for the sake of
securing object, it would be to unite in placing
a dictator in power for the same purpose. Even in
politics the end cannot justify the means. And if
sve abolitionsts as we know it does-if it regards
suoh the enemies of the Union-we cannot
see how it reach any other practical application
of its principles than that reached by Governor Hunt
viz that wings should stand aloof from
them, and, instead of even temporarily coalesing
with them, should in our undivided force however
numerically small, enter protest against them at
| the ballot-box'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28

A Paris paper estimates the increase of the pop
la'lon OF that city, for one week, to be 100000. T
was the week OF the Queen of England's visit
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28

UNFORTUNATE M1sTAKE-The Wadesboro' IN. c.
News learns that short time since, Mr.. Lothsrp,
residing near Columns store in Union county, intend
ing to give two of his children quinine for chills and
and fever through mistake gave them something else
resembling quinine, which threw them into spasms
causing the death of both in very short time
Drugs should be carefully handled.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28
From the Belfast (Me1 Journal,

- From the Belfast (Me) Journal
This result in Maine,-a result accom- lished by
the united effort of the whole body of the democratic
and the honorable portion of the whig party,-SET-
TIES THE CUES ION OF KNOW NOTHINGISM
AND SECTIONALISM IN THE COUNTRY! We
ask the reader to mark this prediction, that any
party that aims to the country by carrying the
section Of the Union, Will BE UTTERLY DE-
FEATET IN EVERY NORTHERN STATE
We are rejoiced at this result, and ask all true
patriots to rejoice with The people of Maine are
true to themselves, true to the WHOLE county,
true to the constitutional rights of every citizen
true TO the guarantees we extend to foreigners who
come among US, and true to that freedom Of religious
opinion which is one of the bases of our governmental
system.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28

THANXsc1v1No DAY.-His Excellency Gov. Bragg
has recommended the 25th of next month, October
Gas day Of solemn and public Thanksgiving"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28

The RATE WHICH Waves TRAvEL-A paper
was read by Prof Bache before the American Scien-
tihc Association, stating that at nine O'Clock on the
morning of the 23d of December, 1854, an earth.
quake occurred at S.moda on the island of Nphon,
Japan, and occasioned the wreck of the Russian fri
gate Diana, which was then in port The harbor
was first emptied of water, and then came in an enor
nous wave, which again receded and left the harbor
dry. This occurred several times. The United
States has selfactng tide guages at San Francisco
and at San Diego, which recorh the rise of the tide
upon cylinders turned by clocks; and at San Fran
cisco, four thousand eight hundred miles from the
scene of the earthquake, the first arrived twelve
hours and sixteen minutes after it had receded from
the harbor of Simoda. 1t had travelled across the
broad bosom of the Pacific at the rate of six
and half miles minute, and arrived safely on the
shores of California, 10 astonsh the scientific observ
ers of the coast surveying expedition. The first
wave or rising of the waters, at San Francisco, was
seven entbs of foot in height. and lasted for about
halt an hour 1t was followed by series of seven
other waves of less magnitude. at intervals of an
hour each. At San Diego similar phenomena were
observed, although on account of the greater dis
lance from Slmoda, four hundred miles greater than
to Franclsco,) the did not arrive so soon and
were not quite high
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28

FIRE IN THE WooDs.-We understand that very
destructive fire is raging in the woods in Brunswick
Ounty, on Town Creek. 1t is said to have spread
yer the space of thirty live miles 1t is making its
way towards the coast The origin of the fire was
from lightning. 1t commenced on Sunday morning
last We fear that the destruction of property must
be very considerable A good rain would be worth
thousands.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28

During one of the melting days of which few
might have been felt' this season, sentimental
youth complained of the GOODNESS of the world" to
a matter of fact friend, who very sinfully wished it
ga id sight colder" Exit sentimental in a
melting mood.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28
MARRIEn

In Sampson County, the lsthinst., by Luke A. Powell
to Miss ALsEY BRYAN, aged fifty I've
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-28

no. Cooley for October, is on hand. Fully up to
the usual standard of excellence in its peculiar line,
neither very deep nor scholarly ne' but one that
pays-is free from improperly of any kind-and
above ALL pleases the ladies' as glance at its illus
trations will show that It is bound to do. Out OF
some 81 illustrations all but three have relation 10
female or infantile costume and of the remainder,
one is q model COTTAGE, /" love of cottage"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
IVTpN NOTICED. s. HoUGH. A.e

A CNTRN NOllCE-D. :. MUM, ~
aS1ss' ssis. 1,s. .s.o. ro-aolRo Ifsssd.y
MORNlNG at the h.sdsoss No Warren e. opposite ne
l.roi on III, Hsdson River RA,ros', n icy pr~ssey
n. al. =. sa..a. /. th. s.'lor'. ~h.a are s1vsr-.
9TH heavy Csysn OK rskss 'svei sns sS 10 ,a9 -"
led Ala Rms hSs; very excellent ROSEWOOD rsao
Toas 7oe,.v. heavily s'ea 49, des rC-ev.eS sst
covered in SHINES snd m>osa ass erssssL', .es S
I.i-S Ree., ..i E.y Cs.,; 'rlesld r,yO,ias roa'
,c..vo0d sSci. .S :s' ,.ss n1'or Slo. ls,.
Per Gl.se. .,d ovA DO o,s ard sara Sros,s.s O,rta.
.:: Co. ,, ss.,' Pm: .ns a.a. ,.s Poreea. PANT,
irss .ss.., orn.Eean s.d t,nsy Ea' :. s ssr .s,
yH.', GOssis al.s cecil. a. Eve a. '''
pISlNG RoOMs-l Il feet rsnut Ettsnfon fss. fe.<
g. PIN. c.. T.. IA : f.. 1s Service.
Ballet. vsis and sp,ss, ivoIy I'VE: .s S,s,S'.,,
1870 piece. fes sta ., ices Do "A p's''i faoS'"
SprTnrOnHyl.,.r, rc.s.col prssiss Bur.,u, m,hes%
~ d. Ss.h,.st. tommod-s 81. srOn 'sl-ndi y aa;A.d
,srqss rosewood srd a.hosay Bsd.esd, ace Cared hal,
Yer eta, Stair de- k.,.. Csa,ter'.ses. 63s .asI vol
Bi,.ke b~sutfry painted Shades muslin snd las CutNn'
A. Catalogues q. the sosss or 81 The ONE the aasa'h'sf''
vALUIBLs ana DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD TUsE7
,..i * Il: r.sS..s. H. q N.Tsy',. cor.lsp'ss.
Tie contests Of soass nsaty nsw ana eess q tas s
vst - shiy sfsr Opportunity f pursd .srs AID con
sat pHty PSsr', Of al .l.s.st and ssay hS..v.ot
nh '.a nd .sy" :a s.,s. &C 1850.
.,l.r elegantly as.4nsd Tables, With .MS' sp' R..s0o1
.. cA. al: =: Is. .':sss' .s.G. s ss
In.i.A.l,ss choice OH Psn,ng Lsss Cstaiss Cornis"s,
60, C;o.ts klsbs.tsr asa White Marble DO, Partisan ss4
p"S.e P ares Mower vssss a. Ass s's.ai Csss Vs'e"'
+. n. Dmms Roos and sspssos. EStssSos t,sls,
p.ns ~ Tea d. China Drssr Sets rss s,s silver Ser
49, rrhly srnameateA d., Csks bsSss FORKS. speos'
v, yeu A. Cat Glassware Gobe's. Dsssntsrs WINS Pc
,sryss ko Rosewood hahsssny exseleary asSs Bed
ss,sds Drser Bur.ss. w,,Ita.d' Cetnet o. ccSu.s,
,seS Wsslsn Banks Feather Scissors and P'sws Sness
~ Prov Caes pure Carried Hair Mattresses, he Hat kssk
Stoves ~ Fixtures al Chairs on Ccts erusHs uHrs"
Venetian de- Mahogany Sofa ssd Chairs SOFA Bees Ne
H.hou.y Cssirs Rockers Csse ssG de- sac rsfsn{'o'y,
!. 4 ai e vlass rsis y shine Csisossss FeA'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
A. n. HsRvy, AucSose~r
DY BANGS, BROTHER l. Co.-Trade Sale

- RscsAs No u P&h<o - ,,,
MONDAY AFTERNOON Nov; q, 1t C'elcet-
pApr AUTOGRAPH LRryEhS An sKten ave col sctiou
ps the Asospph of many ths Heroes Of me heve
hr, 81 p, Of the Declasoa Members Of the connre sts
e. rre,s Presidents Ssterren Anthors a. of
ss col - 10. which would b. oihdools 20 oetna
CstAle slss now ready ,o,,,
fJTSrAY MORNING. Nov. n st 10 osect ,
AssIGNEE'S SALE-A very large eolsseios OF v,iaaohe
and rare Books osty In the German, french sne inen
.psses con prsfng vafisJ OF choice Ftandrd sots
hs VARIOUS branches Of literature arts and me ud
ing p,sry illustrated volumes in hns b.dus sna some n
Also ssorment OF popular EsssA
pnA,i,.rs Ss-forn the stock of Mr.. RudOlpA Garsue
C.tAogues may be had st tho Sassrs ma
MONDAY Dee 3, tsX, md folic wing days
pARCELSALE ofENGLI5H aud AMERICAN BOOKS
Iii !. s0vsa 70 embrace sh collection OF sapersy bound
and ,s books from both he English and American pub
Nah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
yT1v WORK. DAuy TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER a6, 1855



nssr = L,.p. q Co A.ossO.-~s-onsf1s =. pCSsTfy
sSIGNtES' SALE Of the MOST COoiLi
n pEsCRIPrf IN % PLRIsGA< FANCY @ )Ops, S9o
,,.i N q. N pors-v s,.t, Co>ts DrssnS 49, moss 20
,I,s, Ormols J.v- Cores 81, % ss -s say"
.r,s % so.s The Gee --kNhf "LhnS - ~.
.. b, Lncticp 90 TUESDAY. III hS WEoSt,pA' ~.
H., ,lt& osost day ~ order 81 me nsrs
,..er,. the ssch o. nyortsr essnri's Oh HP-ro
Cs~,s fyr laies ard g-.d.nsn mounted - sN,e W
boY., r,cure4 orrots -rses DO sapcrs Jew ats1
.--o, u,,S vi,s ak s,d ysvst; rsa broes, FSuts as
&C., ..x,rt Marble Coen bess c ~ slvS ts Eys
ci..s, besuti,tl Faas Of vsrsty, nelly e'esh,
az. Bnr.,, Brorrs, Csirs and P,psl hsess lantten
No.. pox.s ,s-cxs sses sehosl AstLs silver Asi fhs
Or,m,rv: Opers GsH.s In lst peas asa otno!A ais'
s.s,,, Aha fsatser Do and Bag; NApka xns' OF ava
80 .hsl a. Ak GUARDS Spesks, Ak Bags Cin st.hN'
Y..sope.; silver ,ad rt rhlnJss Vases. 'ss s,hnf.i
r,sIs - Vases: Table 7alsi Alarm Clcsfs A~oEdeons,
Rr.he. handle Hair Er..sss pear sAi tof Use
b,u d. fsssy sssissi EsSts- st brS0Sassi ssn.s
But,oss; st Ara ssa; Js-; pear bst'oss o~llss
w., sne Lads, tortoiss and h-r Combs; Nn
Is ,.r, eer..t aess,vsoi Ossters se'sope ostss
I,., Prov. ~; I>tts stAnr~ rscs Pap,r bor'si ss
al, do Nstsse Grssrs; srsei Pssi ss.- 60 Cra'r
t.,r futt., Of rear i,cr, Ne ysFer Wssts CSr ,rhG'
sns otSsr stly Goods Aiss ssrsro s-s clo~ks .o
h-.. Of ri. Sro -d hsves sss msrss sst % eos sna
ds,ap,issa fhe usds psr,lsssy s'm,d 'o t.h % ~
s,s.t a., d.y h-Sbrp fsrn@tCa 'uun over ~
~ .s,S .r,oit fr approved n3srssd nos,s sads
,..h VI hout diseosr. NB-fss sSovs troon vii % 70
oyel 70 - above in psssaSs for zee
,.Is Aso diver Porte Assaaes S~-ss Boxes Si'h k'~
/, suss srl Crd Cases A!ss two srgs etr's g., Is"'
Fsrsh Ate LoskiHg Glasses Eids ~ the o<~ siJ eAk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
Professional Notices.

EOREIGN and AMERICAN PATENTS are pro
Il cured b. J. p. PRISON, No Wall-st Pamphlet u
information these sbeen viii be sent free BY meal When
desired
EOLDENHILL, BORAX, NICKLE, COBALT,
~ COLOR .ss CHEMICAL WORKS n,x Stoke en- ries
s.Fsrdshrs, Eps.nS.-jOHN II. WILLIAMSON dsnufss
jBs Cksr,~ and importer d Bor.sis Asd kefsrsnca
Pref MILLER, Kings Csllegs, Lo.doa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-unis,ss1

s,.tes Mad Linz The and splendid ss.psnip 80 a,
VILE c. D. Ladlow sonnssdes VII Leave Sss' M
ssvsspA % "WEDNESDAY, Nov n rom per 70 sr,sd b.
River 5elOck p n. pIoetsnay bius OF $500, 70
Ii. .sh On sosyd Y9 reisht .2yay on board 'g
SAMUEL l. MITCHILL, No - - 80
Calm Passs,s 70 Ssv>nnah S25y for FLORIDA, tnrooen
tn New OH 70 JscksoovSls S3i PnsihA es L. r..Aza
Largo and oosnnsodious ssesm<hps leave SevsnnA -
d. "a 4u,es veek, coanoennS wa Hs
Yo.f d Tuesdays and Saturdays . - ..A~~ n
rs sesDss FLORIDA: NJ Weodhai' o'"
rcoesJ o. oil on SATURDAY, Dee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

TusIs MoRsELL, A1cncese'.
WITHOUT RESERVE, THIS MORNING, at
w loS oeioeh ct No. 81 NASSAU - the STOCK Of Cabinet
Fu-nnr. tro1bls which Be sold without
e..ry. AIso other advances 20 pay Ao French
nI.,s ivs, Hrrory oval Giss.s Brsss C1psuns ssndid
Ave, nls,ed T.Sls-vaa A~o Oh P.io6sp, Frscch CANA
Gold vey fancy Desss and Boxes wood mad bssuttr
Fnsn.lsd Fvrpus rose~ood Palor Suites Hair hstIessa
To &c a wepcs TO the ntputs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
py.,rIL W. wz.rcorr Ancto.eer.
ENTFFL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB AT

EENTEEL HUUSEHOLU NM I UMn
" AUCrIOE-R W. WEsrCOTT will sell fais DAT:
Moueay 0 O'Clock large and elegant variety dousehoi
FuItse Of every description csn'a cd In hou.e NO " sh
near 18Th a. The will be peremp.ory without ressrt 10
vs.th,r rich tapestry and Ing ain Carpets sopsn~
ossvsoi Psno Forte Stool and Cover; large french FER
s.,s, s ose wood ps lor Fu W ure In Bocsis
ewo,A mrrorfont Etssre with marble TOT mahogany
yuY.turs e. suite IN h'ir elSh; Arm and Becepton Cha
tor To- es; Curtains and Sksd@s Card
s.d Pier Tabs OF PAINTINGS; tSh hsDds Ornament; rse-
~ % s.d m.hogsDy Bsd.esd best hsr M,resses Fsshs
B,ss and din marble top Bureaus
MAJ By up Wsshstsnds; mshoGsny and gil. MirS's Cosks
e., Sof B-ds. 3D. suite Of p.isted Chamber Fu nture
p.ho.Uy ard tsse Chsi R.ssrs &s with Mss ysd1sJ
~ Bsdr~o and Rs..ment Fnntcr Doisg snd Tes Tab
Cut Gl.ssw.re China Croessy; slyerware Stove sd Fix
ur., he Gaia ozses ct house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

OFFICE OF rnr NEW. yoSK Ass NswHA R.ILssscs,l
Ma HSnovHa I
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS-Hold Of
per sss pds Of this Company hereby souhst ,as
.,,snes n AZ sss of IA. Genera AssemJ The State o. Co
pasel At Nay seos tbs Tres areI sssse
pre- pared e1ehsss FOR 'ust,sdas NOS essN
nsr cent and ~si sra by -rgdgs bouds sstsc
i.eS BY the srs MENTOR Cd act bearing cent ntss. aat
,ess,el BY only ~0redgs on he Comp N.Y. fosa n.ss
IA SAID 1eh ss. will 10 made this othcs ustn tsftsG
~ WM BENENf, rressrs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
I,xsY n. LEEDS. Assnonesr.

HtnY II. LEEDS, A1srionesr - or,,r,
CLEIGH-ROBES, CAPE5, FiClOHlNEo'
- NUTS, ac.-MoSDAY, ict Se8 Syn a. '9s .s--
rem No. y Beefmsa.t HENRY T. LEnDo 4 20; SnW
r,ru ~ Tr,A. s.s Of PT-R5 -iu Commence MONDAY Nov
eeDns Of nscay VIZ .1s' .o1 .. s.b sa1a
F,sh,s stone Marian Chinchss Hrmins Mountain Msen
Can. ve.stn.s Msd. hc Ladies will nsd 70 thsr ,vsi
age 70 attend Sale peyeIppse<y ran or same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
Kfal Gstatf for 6die.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
Jsow rssFAAss ssLh svsa rive hntloss % AsA*
ss1Ecr~S

PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDSs
IN TRACTS or 40 ACREs Arb UPwAso.
Ts@y wer. ss...s ~ l.. Govern. 70 s.oOsra.. =.
ne srserne sosss Of state Of Illinois 1t psss or cad
10 through tbs Richest and no: tsl. rre q As st.s
et opening Of nearly 90 miles Of h .o.d throws opsS he
.a. q. cs,.s: Thy .: ~: .: ss ..I GEO 70 n''''
Tho son d. rSA med iron %. " h,o i.ss N asgss
sssy rsss ~. s i .: ss: '..s came '' ~
The first " Ind'-~ corr ..ted % we ns~y moaes
s..y r:y: s .. ~. 81 Z ,s very Ss &
One 9TH Pov AID tve yoke o. sxes wiz oess one ana
as ,ssS, q, eos. r ~ss.. .s sat. 81 Ssr acre BY a
eovs fns ey broken and fenced tho srst,
The Iss ,seid 80 II. ss.s, land. IsOs hs priced
rds fasers ana Middle stsscs Known TO b much
nor; ,ss1 ss rs 70. nd oSS ao
lea villages along the .s Of sAs rosd afford grow
Goa GsS wo.l Ss iey.s1 aoSs road different points
o. ron sl 30 70 - the cord Of ,sl ....
P.rss bayins kAns. NebrAsks o. Minnesota
FOR e bones should taks ats eensdersos thai he
sou.uy u the Msssep destitute Of rairos@ that
os the line q Inok C.Rt R.rssd direct 10 the great
d % ~ as ~, .sss ssss de- r. lads ia
In othes verbs ths costs nsee more 70 set Proc
zoe f. The s.s -. a.: 0ss. w M I'D sns osa .rs s.
f,sbie 70 locate o. The linz Of ,si. r.ilresd
me price VII way tros IS ss soeorint 70 loostsn
?usty Cos.ss fox dced. may Be made during the ye.,
frs !. SeeoHs Do. ysa rom d.te q
cDtr.ct the sas" x Ts, on s.s e eonso
By the the ACT Of the Lcsstus approved pA
.S fs snd dsa Of ssuveysnos granted to the paIcha
uTERHsr WILL ~ csAnexp AT ONLY TWO rsh CENT rfs
Al security for the pers Of the contract ths hra
yeaTs Interest must b pad savsscs hut mas hs .p
Sso.sH undes osIu,.a. LOssos credit. * six oss.
b ossS..ea BY :pss. .Rpiostsos Lw.', Per
esss the COMPANY: ces:ssss. received
s,1s essrsss ss she.. ia.d. WI s..Ss MA. 9Th few
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

0N TUESDAY. New u, 81 - s'el.ck, n ,r,.v
" OF lbs Strrs No 10 Nssss -. Sara sr.-s aot,S
s.o1i ~ hsads h.h, 81 yess 'si Ia g,.i Er.s II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

PAcvIc BANK Ns~YosK Nv IS lisa
DIyIDEND. The President and Direetsrs 4
~ ths Bank have declared DIVIDEND o. foUR 'u
CENT % the Capital Soes psysse to ne stock ssdar NJ
Afer NE lst ~ December sext
ID. .r.'er books vi b. osrd ron the "a to he Sch ia
~ J. CAMPBELL, ia, Csax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

T-HE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COZ
i PANY having IN Cesh CsPtA ~ pad h. VI cs.lssssA
"OIEAT WTsrERN BUILDINGS Ne y Pines
yhis Con- pAny retains 10 its eusouers sEVENTy-I'h
Pr CENT shs prof.. Of Toe year< s.sissss ss+}
Csp;e. Prospesas and CA~tss - had By sspA~
"'' :" ~ DOUGLAS ROBINSON. s.Aros.ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

BASE DxrAlrspr, ALsAKr, Os<, 10 lSA
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant, 10 tie
IN statue in sush made ard vdsa, ths FL he ~
sulstpt uotes Issued tlS GILBERT az iniislul kssss
fDR JVERr BANK or ST LA "RENcE COUNTY %
irr .s~r,h and let. DRovE2S BANK or C>rrAR uGye
COUNTY must 10 to the ohos Il The suIsd.ss&-s,f
az Bsnlia D,sarts snt Of the STATS n Ss-Yoh, fw
IN, vitSis roe YEAR bs b-s the fssds ~
pss.d fos die retsr p OF the eIse no,s. u.d ~
- bssher viii b gives up NJ sCfOONaAhhk
s.2iavNN S.psnn'es tent
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u
TRMAtN & Mc6OvERN deceived the lts day n
WILLIAM PISCHIRAAUS.
NOTICE-Ths limited partnership heretofore
~ ers b WEIR the subs-rber aItu the 3p Of HLAkS
FAIRCHILD & FANSHA"E. formed fsh lsS5 d.
solved hy The sub efiber HAhLiN BLAZE
having kdIsws fou the Dry ds hEsnss and ihb sed 81
hs in the nsrshp aa.in ihs sthsr pEnas the
us,tS Of the late 6rn I'LL % oosed By HOMAGE
J. YAIRCHILD and HENRY A. yANSHAWH-Dsss< New
YsSk. Eey y. ls3 .,,c,rn
HENRY A. TAkSh AVA
LIMITED PARTNERS SIP.-A Invited pstser'slp ssa 'ins
ID, been formed between IN. sbsshsos ssdef The nm Of
TAIRCFILD l. FAESHAWE The gsses. ssturs Of the
sp,r,. % Ne trss,ssted he s.e upon sonnssoa
of POITIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS il tie Ci,y Of S,v.
Ywi The ssrersl partners interested therein are HORACE
j. PAIRCHfLD and HkRY A. fAHsHAV We. toth OF when
reide City NewYort The spei partners Interested
therein JAAB MCCALL who erdes the City Of New
Yori and LUCIUS NJ SHELDON. who resides N the CITY Of
Brootlll TIE spec. partners h.ys contributed 90
espitl TIE stock that - JANIS acCALh
~ pr bu.e the Of slco CO., and LUCiUS SHELL
DON T.. cor trbuted the Of 500 ooc. Pie psnesap
rnisAis the 1rH day u Jnusry l5s Date! Nsvfsrt
Nov. ~ laSa JANIS MCCALL, r
LUClUS ~ SHELDON,
HORACE J. FATRCHILO,
HENRY 4. FANSHAWE
YJNHE BUSINESS will in future be conducted
BY the sndrsFned esder the snd firm Of piRCHER
MAN RApLEY they hsvrf formed opstnerhip for hss
purposs "A. flhChEhAAS hAULEf.
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Nov. ", at l0i O'clock, At S,I.s
i rsou. No rs Svr,s -Lcr ssa o-rsansy sILs
,osvroS "a 7.pi7i ossvs r,ao, fsly wIrr.sss., .,
II si P,erst plst. ri-r ov4 srd hwus Mirrors ss.,. n
sl,b Epu.,s.s P.ntinp. rch Chinsvs'-, Coets Vas,
ie, Sc. Sc Cabhstt Furniture 81 srssit "a pat S.,,-
sld 70 ~ooS PAlor mites sov res art su,ty MA. -
ss.h plush No1ut hAreoth ud trar-s tips; sns-, =
savsd rse-oo nsr0s'op csuter ,sr All ga, rss -
.ssres s.sxssts sidsos 10. wrri,s Cstass S.sr,vs
!, ne in .,,nvoo5 N.rdroess 10 Inshogsay f,s-,I
ost; rieh HI Stsbts, Ha Ch.i's oiNy sst a.nsss
roeuu Cbsiu pts vuisty, sre rsrkiA sot sptst a..
Pu or chAlrs re,e->-Tses msdslpp ,sk S0hs 1.s,,..
Ivsss srd Sofa Bedsesss syersi Il 'srs I'll aud hss, A.
ls.. large vsr.st, Of superb ChSnbsr plrsitcr, III
wood us5ossn,, walnut ana osf plss Se s,s nAss sp,
Once and Diniss TurshIre DBlos r. lee 10 real W
riey Ones ps-elviss Chair. rsess a. tssheI ~ ssss
vii 10 .sia At = o'clock Catalogues srsss Of ,s
Gods cas- b psshsd for soip'iss on Ihs prsis-s
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ROCKY BAR MIG COMPANY, No Is w Lint
Nrw.YoRy CRY, nov u, iSu
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS.-A meetAl
~ viii hs held Q. the 18th cay OF JANuARt pers ns
49,, NJ BRENAN, Secretary
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rNaupdI.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, n. O.
1 wu--sn N-v.Yort eext 10 the corner Of G-,s,.,s>s
Op-, dsiy frou 10 o's eek A. tel P. ana fpa ~
P's In,srsx q the n p.r frs. q
$50 NALFkk W. COShLIS, PrssAss.
uMM Pulls {vi,s-Pr.ra
N d. VAN PkLr,S v. l. Bg1ros Sew
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VA Cmrrs Asc.iosss<-Ns Dey e., scv. 9rseny'sh.
CROC ERIES, BASINS, FIGS, NUTS,
" WHIsKY-TUEsDAY,H Nov n, lot o'closk M: 81 Dsy
- cor Creepvs.-sosp Tsas, Cofees, Cbocolse Alssrd
Herring Shoes Clothing Ovscoats Stoves saw Fes shin
Colsr, Stscks sishtday Closkl