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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-11

MILIrARY.--The National Guard proceeded
to the farm of Col. Hickey, this morning, where
they propose encamping for several days
The Presidents Mounted Guard will leave
the city this afternoon, where they will be re-
ceived by an escort Of four Mounted Compa-
MES of that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-11

REcHABITEs.-The High Tent of the indie
pendent Order of Rechabites of North Ameri-
ca, met in the city of New York to-day. 1t is
the supreme head OF an effective and flourish
ing temperance organization. Mr.. John Mills,
of this city, is its presiding officer, and DIR.
VIM +. Magruder and Mr.. VIM. r. Mclean,
of the Star office are the delegates from IL .
District Tent Of the District of Columbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
Advertisement
A TUOVsaND DOLLAR PIANO paid 3 Wis

\ THOUSAND DOLLAR IIANO.-Ne pald VISIT
the other the music % HORACE WarERs No ~
Broadway, purpose % see specimen OF MS rANos, Jus,
manufactured his uptown establishment, OF which we hd
heard good blasting II not be generally known
has been established in this city but little whe'
having q small years - agent Tor
Boston hrm AID gone BY dat Of industry and enterprise III
become Of the most prominent mue publishers aud
dealers His musical instruments elknown
for their s though hey scarcely In eh-
Of and deay Of touch some nstru OF
mere obscure makers which have yet IN thss
n WATkR best PIANOS aud MsLoDEo>s enA-
fenge vi the finest made anywhere N the country
thou hose Of Gilbert and others more tou
The particular Piano went 10 though, certainly So
rerb aar Is characterized by great uness ana 'oines' o.
ecusly noteworthy Il has rosewood case elessaty iAn
WITH noheof pes and carved In ysous cabinet dengns
together gct VI with every Of finish Other PiAsos
the Of equally me onethe SANE eAs OF
in fact exeep; the eAseofered for fraction o. ts
cot Persons wishing for instruments
this hind, whether the most economical or
price will be likely 10 be suited ~ the ~aero2ms o.
WATEKS lhonis '"ei--'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
lAdvertisement.l
thin our recollection have we heard so

many bushes. complain Of dull trade especi dy among
retail Dry Goods friends lii true. he season or Summer
Goods advsuced but Ike advice and
reduce the c-s rather than h goods remain OF your
shelves until another Sumusr. This done By a. e Fd bust
uess men and euorg the number notice hessis CHAs
HrArD Co mo. SCI Grsutst. fh hrm selling ncA Ia
rcse e. Lanes Cd per ysTt supnose they did cost they
vii their present value next They are also selling
rich printed Jsontt and Lawns ~ the same price, and II they
should them twenty wears TaperInkes woudnt give
oe thar that them. We know that they selling rch
Penis Msnt4s IS that cost 20 but then they turn their
u.nnex aHl ItdeeIu The los.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Anrx,nrApr INrr4rIoS.-Georgc Christy has got
:, new railroad piece which is oer'aibiy INC most
stcessful and laughoble imitation We have ever
bsrd. 1t 6eserves the compliment which a country
80 once paid TO George: That chap, said Re,
With the bones; why, he looks more like niger
.AaI bigger does himself "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
BROOKL wv ITENS.

PLrsoupH CHUEcH.-Ths Rev. Henry Ward
BeechS took cave Of hs people, last evening, for
few weeks recreation The church, which is always
fun, was very densely crowded. with citizens snd
strangers. Mr. Beecher viii return tie irs. week in
September. Meanwhile the pulpit will DO sup
Piled, and services he'd on Sunday morning and even
ing es usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
CITY ITEMS.

q. second Anniversary OF the Associate Alumni Of
A. FEE Academy WILDE held IN the Onurca oil toe
S.,,sns th. evening, commencing at O'Clock. Ire
I,c;,cs viii conss: Of an Grafton by Pro-. George
9 Greene. Poem b. John G. SAKE and some fino
Ian perfoi nance. by George w. Morgan of Grace
burch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

BRooKLYs CITY MoRrALITr-The las. week sreiurn
o. the Health Officer shows total OF lli dosth', being
considerable increase over tie previous week, and
opc OF the effects Of the extreme heat OF the whole
number "a were males and 90 females % were adult:
and 6 minors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

TnxaTmcM.--Bsrney and Mrs. Barney Williams
I'll continue this week al the Broadway, whore 'ney
have for a long tmo attracted good houses Io-no'-
row night they produce new piece "rt'en py
soed author, and called The Fairy Circle, or Con
eCsrolan's Dream"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Fatal ACCIDENT IRON CASFHESE.-A widow
named Sarah Bliss, residing in Graham-av., near
Park, was dresdfully burned Friday night by the
explosion Of csmphcne lamp which she was engaged
in repenshing with aaid. She suffered intensely until
Saturday night, when she expired. She leaves a
ismiy Of eight children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
IAiv,risemsntl

BALM OF THOUSAND FLOwERs-fof besthy-
The complexion and er,tca'ius al puplss eekss
ron The f,ee FrrKrDG. Co.. Fr,nHtn SQUARE Se~-fsf
sax sac By c. H. RIG. Broadway. sai FL DrasssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

ArRrsr on CHARGE OF FALSE PRrrESsEs.-Tim'-
thy Shine was arrested yesterday on charge OF having
obtained 81 200 from Thomas Waters, by pretending
that he was clerk st the house OF Roche, o Bsirne
a Co.. No. IS Futon-st.-s house which was repre-
sen;cd to Mr. Waters as q shipping and banking
house doing business with various ports OF Europe
aud selling him draft on the Royal Bank OF Ireland
of $40 sterling for o, 200. Mr.. Waters swe1rs inst
few minutes after he bought the drsft he learned
that the house OF Roche, 0Beirns Co., was bank
rupt and his 6raft was worthless. Shine was brought
before Justice Osborn and gave bail to the amount OF
g., 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Chase Of Ohio was in town
=, Saturday, snd le;, in the afternoon for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
IAdveEtlsement.i

The steamer ISLAND BELLE, for GREENPoRT
and SAC HARBoR changes her time from II A. NJ to n,
to take effect on TUESDAY the Gath For aiyer
ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Darn or An OLD CuHEN.-Bernard Hart, father
Of Es-Sheriff Emanuel b. Hart, died on Thursday a.
the oec of9l He had resided in this City since M
his early lie being passed in mercantile pursuits some
Of the time as partner Of Anthony Lispenard Mr.
Hart wss one Ct the founders of the Board OF Brokers
His funeral took place yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

FIRE.-An alarm Of fire was caused on Saturday
night by the burning Of combustible materials in
William II. Hsnfords Oilcoth Mandatory in Watts
st. near Msn-st The flames speedily eNtnguished
by Of buckets. Several fre-companieS on their
return home had difficulty among themselves, but it
did not amonnt 70 much.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Poor SHELTER.-Those residents Of Brooklyn who
have their exits and their entrances" from and 70
2e Island City via Wall-st. Ferry have one serious
cause Of complaint which has been made public more
than once before this. IL is the caky condition OF the
,oos or upper decks OF the two boats-the Exchange
and Nc rOpolis-whch have been plying for year or
,xo past on tho ferry that we refer to. sudden
hover or continued rain seems TO have equal f,cites
q, entering both cabins Of both boats, and the year
eouch. in Indictment weaker one finds the cushions
the ladies' cabin piled up IN insurmouniable heaps,
abtr too wet for use TO prosent their being sstu
,ted by The aqueous food which invariably drps
rough the ceilings on such occasions 1t may be
CIV amusing to the onterprising managers Of the
mon Fem Company TO see ladies dresses ruined
md delicate constitutions undermined by exposure TO
he unnecessary dampness and moisture. Al the same
time we are confident heartfelt expression Of graft
tude would he added 10 tho durna four cents which
each Brook ynte disburses his way to business in
Hew-Yerk and home again were the desired and in-
dhpensable repairs TO be effected.
When It's DONE Then twoTe wen 1t donO quickly"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

NJ. s Laser has been appointed Professor OF Music
= the Rutgers Female Institute In place OF Mr. Coo
,. Root, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

~ ' Z y IT -
NATIONAL THEATER.-


PrRDy'S NATIONAL THEArER.-The grand
Drama Of yyAcousrA Is 10 be produced this thete Onight
Win sir j. n Scott tud Mrs. n. Nchols-ths FGrcs Of
CoNrrSTMrSr RICHES and HOLE ~ TIE WALL making up
tie progTaIEme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

RoBBIsG 4 STORE DRAwEn.-A boy n1mei John
York was on Saturday last detected in rohbing the
noney-drower in Anderson's bakery in Atlantic at.
IL was caught and handed over into the custody Of
Officer Brown, First Distrc. Police. He was CON-
mtted to answer by Justice Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

FIJI ASSAULT WITH PIsTOL.-A man
named Peter Jolie yesterday arrested by Police
man Wognn Of the Fourth Ward, charged with as
sauling aud attempting TO shoot Henry Beverly, OF
No 70 Roosevelt ST., with a dOublo-baTeled pistol,
which was heavily loaded, and which he snapped at
lin. The accused was taken before Justice Bogarti
and committed 10 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

RowDrIss.-On the Mayors book there was en-
tered on Saturday complaint that the platforms oil
the Hudson River Railroad ears are invaded by ar
mics Of rowdes, especially about O'Clock, on the up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

CRY MoRTMITY.-There were as we learn from
the official report Of the City Inspector 59l deaths in
the City during the pnstweek being an increase of "a
on the mortality of the previous week. OF the whole
number but $50 were adults the balance with the ex-
cepon Of seven being children of ten years and under
This large mortality among children is attributable
no doubt to the intense heat which prevailed aud to
the culpable want of the part of parents The
principal causes of death follows Cholera in
fantum 10; commissions, linfantie,) 50; Group s.
scarlet fever, III hopping cough, 8; marasmds, in
fantile) ~; measles. 3; cholera, 81 Inflammation OF
the bowels ); diauhea, 80; dy-eotery, p; cholera
morbus, ,; congestion Of the brain, IS; Inflammation
of the brain l.; consumption, 4s bronchitis, 81 con-
gostion Of the lungs a. inflammation Of the lungs, Il
smallpox, 4; and dropsy in the head, %. There
were also deaths by drowning, by suicide by
sunsroke, 4 by falls, and premature births, and
q cases of stinboIn. The following is the classical
ton of diseases: Bones joints, &C, s. brain and
nerves, 1885, gcnerativc organs, A. heart and blood
vessels, 49, lungs, throat, &C, So; skim &c, and
eruptive evers, 3O stillbon and premature births,
%; stomach bowels, and other digestive organs 256
uncertain scat and general fevers, 2i urinary organs,
(; old age, 2. There were but Al deaths in all the
public institutions which shows that the sanitary con-
diton Of these establishments is excellent The nativ-
y table gives ASP natives the United States 81 o.
Ireland, sc of Germany, and Of England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

DEATH YRog DRIyEISG lcE-WATER.-A woman
named Hannah Lynch residing at the corner OF YORK
and Garrisor-ss died suddenly from the eecs Of ice
water which she drank in crest quantities duras the
day. verdict IN accordance was rendered By the
Corouer's Ju-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
Internationally

LIGIITE, NEWTON q BKADBUKfS uuI -
PIANO FoRTss, Goodman Bsdwins ssnge and a0ao- sls
lopsoSs Second bend Pianos for sale or 20 let me
tom 100 10 $50 CotBraS NASH. t5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

Collision oS \ RAHRoAD.--A solison occurrci
on the Hamilton.av Railroad, near Clnton-st, On
Friday, between car No. 60 and wagon containing
Mr. John Hgham and wife Of jersey City. Both
were thrown out end considerably Injured, aud the
wagon was knocked into wreck. The car was some
what damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

LARcEyr.-Napoloon Fountain French boy, was
arrested charged with stealing $50 worth OF properly
from tho saltwater shop Of AUGUSTUS Wanossod, No.
o Sixfl.st. Hewas com niited fer examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23
NAroR's OFFICE, NEw-YoRx, July 90, 1855.

Jcscrh T. Killing Esq.. C0mEioner q Streets dad Lamp
DEAR SIR: Messrs. Smith, Seckel X Co. represent
TO nc that pursuant 10 advertisement for receiving
proposals 10 clean the streets for year from the
the 18th init, issued from your Department, they
put in their estimates and further that for seventeen
districts their bids were the lowest aad that they have
in oil respects complied with your advertisement AMI
with the Charter and Ordinance ulang the making
of contracts and that they have gwen ample security
for their faithful performance, and that the contracts
have been properly awarded TO them by yOu aud yet
they advise me that refuse to sign the contract 10
give them the possession of the streets 10 which they
are now clearly entitled. If this be 20 am at loss TO
know the reasons therefor. Every requisite of the
Charter and Ordinances has been complied with and
there II appropriation for cleaning the streets yet
uncxhHuated aud Il has been we'll settled that these
ere ell that required TO entite bidder 10 his con-
tract forthwith without awaiting the cOnirnalory nc
ton of the Common Council, conceive OF no OBJ
ect for refusing these gentlemen possession for mme
date work. The great saving to the City OF thus ar
rangemcnt by which have clean streets for
about half what the work heretofore cost when we hal
dirty streets thoud of itself be sufficient TO warrant u
demand of Smith, ScCkcl q Co. FOX the execution o.
heir contracts and possession of tic districts If these
statements are correct permit me express the hope
flat you will intepose further objections and per.
NIT these gentlemen enter upon the discharge OF
THEN conlracts forthwith
Very truly yours, FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
p S-Comploints arc now constantly coming TO this
Office Of tc accumulation of dirt and gar page in the
streets in varous sections of this City. This is danger
Gus to public health at this season, and should not be
allowed If this continues shall feel warranted in
taking proper for the immediate removal OF
all such cause of disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-A man named Joseph Ber-
nard was Yesterday arrested by Officer Lord OF the
Lower Police Court charged with forging the signature
of Joseph Burr importer of brandies at No. 800 Wash
inetonst TO bills against the customers OF Mr. Burr,
witch he presented for payment aud received on them
about $500. which was appropriated to his own use.
held him to bail in 81 900 to answer charge of for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

trips. These seifconstutcd armies Of occupation
ortn numerous that the oonductordsre not sttenp.
to them; and where they are no. i'm posing,
IF any accident should occur from an attempt to
move them be would be severely blamed, AMI this
fear deters him. Orders should be given to the police
TO prevent such lawlessness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-23

BURGLARY TT A Bor.-Charlcs Phillips, lal l6
years of age was on Saturday arrested, charged with
burglary and grand larceny. 1t appears that on
Thursday pight he broke into the house of his father
No 100 Seveuth-s and stole therefrom $50, 500 of
which he gave 10 young female favorte to oxpend in
ewelry and clothing. The greater part of the bal
ance OF the money was recovered and the youn ester
was taken before Justice Welsh, who committed hin
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
THE NEW OY.

suTer,sr
THE NEW SBOY.
GREAT NOVEL OF THE SEASON
AID eeins much seod Tor the ciA sbose pieses
rhs Sew.bo, WI ouilve The century that produced it,
The Yates CeIriy ~his ay.;
toSt for iee ,s,s-th. be., bos Ger tie od-tAs
hoos or AL because Eo-ses tie ees motives OF the human
ne ss~Yors Daily Tine. .ay-
Tie SeSssoy r good 5o0s iis nors. 8 stoie'-ne.
IL ssser . sCod
Tie erHor, Gsleiie ssYs
t' hs,o,, ard he,ls, are a5,sa 50 IA. ana ne IKE
Tte Phlsdsifha saturday MAJ say.
t al merits TIE Lam. shfer AID o. fflI he
hrsi rsGe 20 The las lnfsns,l5 ir.ef,stinsT
TIE New iors Tribune ays
The q ne narrative 10 s ucrA bssfirs pare and
The Phil.dsipbia American Cozlier say
fall Of brilliant Ard original AissFsioHs, seg
Ally % dszf. srd cor found lie .rtgmerL"
W. would commend it or ne rsse.ics Christian
,Tir.' N ~hieh 70 .essor' ~, lnesesisd"
Tte NewYofk Jourh Of Commerce .sys:
!. ~. f-.tns.. and VARIETY and n'ersst rAfeiy - be
f1id suy iocsl sou-';e drama of he present day"
"it.abcts to rad noe than enssi think ever, to
Grsu sver 20 Jag 9 Joar teUt'
Agrs.fs =. !: doe. 20 Re srs.t .en.blis. Of Cur
~ j, -. 9 soSS sEa .s9ss 3. sl.y ,ssS'
Tte New forf Christian lutsliseresr save;
There much mere lFuth hAn h-tea n his powerfully
Ire Ri sSsifhi, ss.u-da, Ev,uius Po.t..y.:
10, BE- I'd Ode afsf . tssea W"
TIE Pos;on Evening Gazette say.
az esee.leEcs The most rs.ursl tovs have ever
yer-s,d
The Boston Tue Flsg ssys
T.. powerfully written novel creating marked 'enss
t. Boston Be, ssys
"lt.s history. 6ouaFty-ani yets uoysL'
The Trof Budget saw;
We are individually reminded Of he ,suchhs word
r u-irs OF Dickens"
TIE TIue American save ,
The midnight lamp barred TO the 'ootes before We eoHd
ay down"
Tie Cnciruati Christian Herald ssYs
sse cisss The Sesstoy vito such ereaiioas
Professor wilson's Holy Chid srd Mr. stoves Eva
TIE Philsdeiphis Daily Sesssays:
sswonderful pTod1ctior-repete WITH = ana pstAos
tnrlof spi s,rtimsrt"
III NeW-Ysik Evening Post stys
Il rlof fg u stsrs Incidents erfrsoTdnsry .dVen-
ture and exquisite conception. u crAlscief.'
1ts NV fok Llfr llustrsted
remarkable ~oTs Il Acton has lot appeared ID his
eouufrv srce Utcle Tom "
THE NEW>BOY = eessutly at ~. wish llustTsi ms,
$50 utsts lss.e .?no. 81 s. rsssG : -
}. Z. DEkBY Puhliher.
No fl9 H.ssau-t. NeW-fork.
Terib Edior ready srd for sc BY Booassler sni Se.s
As,n's every where single coPes seat - mall poet paid
CT zee a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
DALEY's EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY,


L with Note. and Additions 6J Chlr.e. Murray Marine
NJ 4. i2ro IS
troue be vort II lp.rerogAfioa. ~ his late day -
dive on The pecusr .sceerc-sc f fsey's tresse he
Evidences Of Il q not probsbe % Wi ever be
,ur.u,ded Ifs learning ers,tness "a wonderful cear
rs. Of thought ic csi force incompatible We need
r ernie The fea5er hl IL EAls faults and hai me
,,udert need o. ruf hi. su.d seishnk Paey.
81 Chris A. uofAs The American "a or has tned the
fsn, 10 which Psey Las sd. nd ~ hs additional alter
T.. THEORETICALLY furnished he hss wei a. the safest
eoir,n q Ps.sy eN'krt lFfe'oyt-nAn
he p-e.nt EDITION hs E-esy ,hc sdvsai.s- u 'hst
s rave seen r fhe copc-snss md p@tnence Of - notes
,rd ,resay ty pages OF onsina MISTER ron
tte RI Of the gifted and hisl.y accomplished .a-.i
.Th,i.sscdsdv tie tes, edi.on -.1ed IN Amerca
81 onr q he valuable 4eoc Ecll ~1ss Antusze"
Daily New.
TIE esifrr q tbs hesitate not 20 Of
,1f-snrdus4v int ard accureens sod De ms done
wfa. u,sy safely ssi thar feS caFtte Of doing hs
given dcors sitftcou .rt vsu- 20 Paey. ~ denee -
Chr,anIfy. TIE iuta scory arce. entitled 'iAns OF d.
yre -oud have The prooucto y
etfsr fh.r d master uincT Puritan Recorder.
al The implegai deieuse Of the hsios eai verify
of t.- c &C ChIst lag NE az Pa stands uavs ed
Ard complete. F-r4- sarr1-us amid u sr@sfm3ries.
cisef 90 20 ned stve. acd pertinent
elcifsd he scu rail e its
Al a. CRISES Toe ani i'd
q Prot Mann 10 valuable than e-'on
hitherto rrtl.h,t The st4rs ~ Cha Hi, WHisw,
CsuBtel. A.ztlscr Hrch,ccs. N'er. b Fs.. sld many
ofL.is here fat nader Uufrhr- or
Pse.byt-u.u q ,hs West
Psey. york fr1'. s hrss ;otsiasr'd re BE-; ieRt-
-, ,1ha.A-tsy ROBERT oARTgRG BIRDS.
No ErI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
s,afeuIsIand Ferries,

staten Island Ferrie.-A, very Args and snha..s'c
At tie ioS,s of Capt Fountsn rhursy evening Jan H.
1855 col ~ BARRETT called 70 preside, and " Ism
n p, s!ss .ss f he e. os ot.
waste ascertain ihe een. weLs re.dy .nd ~ns 70 80
Of ihe I..eni Ferry ComP.ny W COZ ard .eyeIs
Fsrry which warmly received by the meetnL
Ths following eomnhises were then appointed
prn,d upou the Island AID At se~Yors; Nathan Barrett
John Jeveii ard JVper Csdus were appointed such Com
John Jewen. George johnson c.Pi; Tf.yi. Capt T.
Flat sDd the Chairman, were appointed Conutee % IS
s ssss upon vial Terms '''''''' '''' " ' -
va. p.,.ed that the proceeding. Of hi. meeting
,. puhhed IN the Islander Commercial Advertiser
New Yors TTue. New Yrk Tribune and New Yors Herald
vote Of thAnt' then sven 70 toe Nes York CONNER
that psTe relative 20 The heu ss nov sH'hs osi"eea
At : O'Clock n BARRETT, Chairman.
" T JoHSsos Secretary.
ORGANIZATION Of the XVIII Ward Wing Commit.
tee 1855 heii Head oa.rt.I the Broadway Ho4's Oh
On motion u Nj John Hope seconded BY Georrs 2 shef
wood Esq he Committee proceeded 70 ballot for permanent
.s,, s sI1 u. s 'ssr Vi, s0RRI MILLER ch
mar BENJAMIN W RcH,EDs. Secretary. snd joHS hoofE
tn, Committee .fer ,Fsn'seirs other uPoTi.n, s1.ne
on Hs'Sh Of NJ 1hsi'' y0 9a %iifyR cb,rnsa.
BEN. W. RicHAsDs, Secretary.
Card-Mes.r. j. II a ". K corr Of No 70 Bow
en- respectfully tender their sincere setnosledsmen
msn Francis Tor her valuable Efficient assistance, n the
sisrce Of beth hers of the firm during the FIRE OF tins
ucruug and whose dinieresfed and indeafiEsoe ever
ton prevented the entire uoilon Of h,f wah ae snd
stock. ~ " n 'Ohis
Stove ard Rance warehouse. Nc. 50 Bowery.
New.York, Friday, Jan. 10. l6bt
The Complete Works Of Dryden hsve been often Sd
vsrt.ed yet here by Drye the PoeD OF
Which publisher. know hte. II has not sold by thousanis
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ard terfectly PUBLISHERS will do well TO examine this
NEW WORK BY DRYDEN BY OF which the finest edi
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