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IIcHlE. NEWTON & BRAJBCRY'S T1ANoS, and
GOODMAN BALpvISs MLLoDrcS. insie AID double bsak
The only place Broad rsy where these insr are for
.na Purchaser are invited call aad inspect B. BROAD
Way TIsFsNacLE SINGING Class WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
A. n oc ocS pnder the direction Of y. AZ. Nash.
CGLsVKN s NASH, Agents. No. - Broadway.
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The LATE FATAL ARRAY on sHIPBoARD.-Coroner
Gamble yesterday concluded his investigation in the
case Of Thomas Williams the sailor who fatally
stabbed on las. Friday night during STRAY on board
the ship William Tapscot and the following verdict
was rendered by the jury: awe find that death was
"caused by wound inflicted by person to US
unknown. We the officers Of ship for the
"causpg information of the occurrences to be sent on
"shoc, and Coll upon the proper authorities to have
O. them arrested on their return to this port
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IAfVertSzeueptI

DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR.
FasscIs 6ALTIs, n D. NJ. Il T..
Oesist aad AurH,
No 81 Bon5-s'Iee.. New York.
Oafcs hours, ID A NJ 20 N.
B-Dr SALrEs will prvsd his pUOishsi isttsss - AnJ
.dlEe4s upOu Application.
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SERIOUS srABBING AFPRAY An ARRAY occurred IN
Foon avenue between Hudson and Nary
Cav morning between boys In which Of the -
severely stabbed The bays shout years Of
Their Thomas Wright snd James Dalton IL seems
th.t Wrsht .tked Dstors yeunler brother and while Ia
the act Of beating him James Dalton AID struck
Wright wnereupon the lister drew knife ad stabbed him
t.pth arc penetrating the u Another boy who there
az tbs time knife from Wrisht and the wounded y
was taken to Capertes dug No lis Fulton
where b. w ATTENDED 10 By Drs g and Ful The
cused bad h house Navy lest time where ne
district police BE coDfoed in the eel Of the Thii
D,Iors parents II side in Navy street. De K,b
whence he WA oouveyed IN wsson Last eyeuns be sp
pssfed to be N improving eondi0n ah0us bis ntason
Is still critical
PoLIcY. DEALERs.-Mayor Hal yesterday succeeded
In breaking Up tLros policy kops IN the vicinity OF Pearl and
IT, sy sod arIesry Of The s?orso who were
committed ~
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fAdvertissnsntI
The great INHALING REMEDY FOX ASTHMA, Con

SUMPTION and al DessAs Of the THROAT and Lunss-Dt Cvi'
rt ycASA Thousands hsve been restored 10 heath the
nest wear by the HygeanA Principal ohce No Ss Brosdvey,
md ,ola w C. II. RING No iS Broadway. Pnee onay IS
n.k,ee Dr. CVKTIs vii bs az the othos daily on 20
yeJoc. where be may Be consulted fres OF oha-ss
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lAavsrtoemln'.l .
The great scOarge

NJ on elm vsraed Of half s t@rrors snee vs.
S.vs ,rmedy 40 rgulsry eicscious WIsrAXs b.LsAS
or MID CHiHtY II worthy Of :Ae high repusii'a Taea
II enioyN
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FoD which IL vu b. NeD Lhst the incfca~ feOePs nov
amounts bales Tbs iLcre0e IN exports 20 orsd
Britain other ports ii COZ Decrease 70 ffAaes
$40 ba e. Tsta increase In exp,rts, 7sooo bsos.
The business Of the airing house wss tls, 500 oo>
Dir. Lowell Holbreok has been elected president d
the Saratoga and Sacktts HsrbOr railroad COMPANY.
Mr.. L Z. Crobkhie has been elected PresIdeut Of
tie Bark Of the Con monwesth, vice Mr.. Wilson.
resigned Mr.. Croukhte is of the firm OF Richards g.
Co, Of Exchange place, and has been hsresofors
sice-I rcsidtnt Of the bank.
We Ieorn ths. Mr.. Geo. Curtis Of the Continsnta
bank hso Elk months leave Of sb,etce on acc unit Of
i'll tesah, and proposes 70 make . voyage 70 the
South. We hust 70 see him return entirely convs-
lescent.
Judge Mitchell of NE supreu Court has denied The
Injunction asked for on tie issue Of the new Sssss
loan Tie constitutional question, however, was not
decided. An sb.usct OF The judges opinion viii b
found in sDother column.
M Bill s circular for tie steamer givse the annexed
statistics OF exports:
Eyorf. Of Bysadsyg' Great and Ireland J,om Ii ss,ss
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IAdvcttis-usn.
II who yrita shouH 10 10 WuN4RTH s, no.

SadenIsns and see bis style CT Pen sad feneu. o'
Lovuds PsieuL The bes things Of the hnt ever tsso
thsse elegant oouvsnient snd durable "s~atet s's 20 60
OF order. tbs ss,sr.iou Of tbs trs1s q 70 TSet
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Tue EIpor Cs.ne,. from hi port m IN. fertnss sr1.
on the 9Th inst c.ns-ed Of: To Ltverpoo-D,4 SO bes
aour ss ga bush wheel rs DO. indian Londse-
1917 bols sour 1854 bash West Gi~ss.1i ees -
SO basb wheat COX and nas et-i III bbs css ~ ~
bur. sbeS. Eswry-TT7l. bush whe.t Hs'rs-A - 80
Hcgr s. ia bash wheat Dunkifk-N bush Wheel 49,
TRAILS rs bbs -four. 20 meal breneo-Ssln. 80
aOsr 2oi4 bush vhe. j. SIS do. rye Ontrsest-I~ 49,
rye From Ns~ one.ns IN Hsv.4sl buAh wosse ,s -
aour Artvrp-I 80 bbls Sur b 500 bash ss's ax.ss,
md eor1 " ~ O. rye brsEn-oI oes s,,ns. W,a
l.dlss-f,A3 49,, aJa;. 2s D. s~rn @es' NV
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A NEW VOLUME See advertisement of LIFE
ILLusrpATEo. on ftst p,se. Ito. ao~ rs,dy At Ma 30
Bio,dwsy.
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NEW-JERSEY IIlEHS.

PoIrr1cAL.-The Hudson county Wing convention
met 8. H. II Ns~suks the city Of Hudson, Tuesday
ey,pirE and yppe Gxrrseson for shs- FOR
cororss B. n. A spser, and o. :" Gardner, were
Lorinated -.
The De nccraic County convention viii meet at
Bs,,,s hcte IN hs city Eudscn day o'clock
20 ron ina.s es1 iid,.es fox sheriff AID so.eaen
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HOME FOR DEs rITUE CHILDREN.

10 he Editor Of The " Y, Tribune:
SIR: In your paper of Tuesday last reference
proposition recently received BY the trustees Of the
Five Points house Indus in which certain proposed
to give their without compensation to aid In carrying
out designs Of the board in the purchase q the farm This
proposition informally considered and laid aside subeetto
further steps been taken 10 the matter fhe statemsns
of the Article in question 90 far t, instuton
Tiis Poian zo~t d IndHlfy. Oct 81. 1856
RUNAWAY CASUALTY james McDermott, a cosch-
TweDtyfh street Third Dangerously injured
ght Tenth Tuesday evening and with gres
pesd nE ss came 10 .0c.HI wh st O S,1 s
seat and very severely bruised The hoses continued the
one Of them "" instantly .ed The other secured and
Win the r.aeI e.i,s; sqSssysd 9 The owners ''O''
MELANCHOLY sUIcIDE.-Mr. James Warren.
nsye Of Troy n " o%Ted suicide yss. .td %9 tsS
pr.iC acid appears that though formerly 10 good eircs
row ed eighty collars Of Monroe Co. and they recently bid
linn arrested charge If obtaining By t..s P,eenee; La
the dcuy said thst although be ioDocent he would
commit suicide THIS threat he carried into effect tae sans
veae Of suicide vas rendered by jury
was formerly CLERK in tho epCy VI Geors- Law he esve'
vii. and two children to mourn bis loss
FALL PROM 4 scArFoLD.-Patrick Larkp, me
hs se.o the ne sS9cS sotns q Foursenh
street md Seventh avenue and fracture Of ies
and severe injuries the spine lie taken 70 the New
YoIt hospital.
FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-A man named VIM. Tobiss
v,s arrested CHARGE with feoni0us assault upon
the Csthaibe JARVIS Bob parties live at NO i9
Worth street and is alleged that the prisoner atsnpted to
the OF the COMP smart and because shs iened
violently with basin sno stabbed her In the
bs with poekstknfe The accused wE held 70 answer
the shGge.
RIVER THIHyTs.-Jas II. Cannon, boatman, and
Michael Mccullough yesterday arrested charged With
stealing copper value OF t dollars the properly OF m
Pearson No 9s street The property taken fo on
pier No s. N and found IN boat which VS., in the
po.s- sson accused The ponsss conmiied b.
Justice Connolly for trial
Cain Mansfield, a porter living az No, 80 Cedar
street arrested charged with staSbas Sylvester
Mo1Aiy OF No l26 Eighth street, while qusent with MIN
on TUESDAY evening Tbs sccused gas committed 81 astce
Connolly.
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BIAKEs PATENT FIRE-PRoOF PANT, No. ll9
Pesrl.st-sse under he - Of PAins
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WILSON'S DaYpHLloN CorrEE-For Dyspepsia

lss,s..n ses He.dAchs Bsyus and Liver Dse,ses AT
sstesy recon euded to pe-sns OF ee:sss eo2sauneat
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PoIIcy Yesterday, Mictsel Mount wss Arrested
for eupx down trees upon e CT he Hoboken Lad AID
Impru,ensc, COMPANY Justice SssnIi committed HIN 70
lsi % await bis tia In Jacuxy
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uRT CALEND.

SUPERIOR ooURT-MOHday-Nos. sel, 900 $50,
5y sac ga 81 $50 SIS e SIS s76 ST. $50 6sl SIS 3S5
M - $50 es sSs ssl sea- 6s4 30 zol ga ss o3
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BROOKLYN IIIENS

THE BOARD OF SUPRRyIsORs.-A meeting OF the
board VS.. he'd Yesterday the purpose Of signing the
rolls which beng done report ho7sht IL to the effect
that there W. Improvement Ia ths aa Il tbs county Alma
sop.e and recommending appropriate Of twenty ave thou
SIND collars 20 the poor account Lit . unoS business was
srtei ard ths boArd ad IOurned
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.Nassrs chapman 4 Dupbsr have

SHIP.BUILDIsG.-Messrs.C Chapman Dunbar have
con meaed bud,g ship their yard foot Of North Second
street will be hundred and sixytve feet long thy
seven feet Of twenty three and half test deep.
Al "a 40. NJ oae Thousand two hundred tuns buTdsD-
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The great feature of the American Institute
F. RSors exhibition Of PBoToG Ia the Picture Gal
lsTy See them by all Just such Pictures made sy
at No sos Broadway
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The payments at the Subtreasary to day wecs tiss-
s79 ipoluong sa5 900 California drafe received siss
lO6, including ESQ, 90 for transfer dram on s. Loss,
balance s7,el913l. Paid from Assay cfce es,. rses
paid on Discussing checks, s1o,2o7. In sdditioa -
the goverrnen. draas above noticed, we uscecstAa1
about 500, 900 wers received drawn On st. Lsss-
This makes The remittance by the George Law sbssf
81 900 900 Decides the amount in the hands Of psssea
gers Of which there were about SCI The depesits q
the Assay Office 10 day, were ss9O 900. Some large
parcels are held over until tomorrow being
in negotiation with bullion brokers. California bars
are worth about par and Mint bars cent Discount.
The Nicarasus steamer it is thought viii bring sesut
s2O0 coo In gold. We hear OF about half that Amoast
which was to como BY her. in addition to $500 900 -
silver, which che is expected TO bring II tie Pssihs
steamer touches at Msnzanila On her way tsws.
Private letters col firm anticpatins that the po
litca troubles in Nicaragua prevented the shipasak
Of gold by that route. Although Walker has slw0s
eyinced friendship for the Transit psny. and gave
them an escot for the last gold which came over. yot
he behaved 20 badly in Lower California thar ne
bankers Of San Francisco we've afraid TO trust geld
through country which he controls.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. Resell for the snnsKed
statement of the business of the Subtressuy in 0st;
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCRT-Ocr. 3l.-Ssfot
Jucge IssERsoLL

Wagner, convicted on charge Of infringing the
n.uifi Nv l.ws BY enng for the British army
trouEtt up fer bat his eoon pressot With
view ". aneertOod, for q trial After pm
v.e consultation With the Judge the Argument and 'eatsnes
were pos,soIsd
STEAMBOAT Aida.
This vessel having been libeec on different claims
for debt ordered be sold Iansd as',esby
&C The cons.n, Of al parties.
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The LATE MURDER MoTT sTREET.-Coroner
Hilton yesterday concluded the nquisition upon the
body of Ches. Cole, colored man, who died from
Injuries received on Wednesday night Of last week.
The wife Of deceased stated that he brought home
insensible on Wednesday night and on slightly recov
ering told her that be had been attacked and beaten
by men belonging to slsughterh in Mott street,
near Sprrg street. The police were Lot notified OF
the occurrence, and cid not know at the time Of its
having taken place. No witnesses could be found
who knew anything about the affair, and the msn
belonging to the slaughter house that they knew
nothing about it, and that the deceased, to their
knowledge was not assaulted in front Of the establish
nent. The jury rendered verdict of "Deatb from
Injuries inflicted by rome person or persons IN
known They also ask the msyor 10 offer re-
ward for the apprehension of the guilty parties.
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Cain Mansfield, a porter living at No 80 Cedar
street was yesrc.y charged With sta5bias Sylvester
Mo1iaty OF No l26 Eighth street. while quHrenS with NJ
on Tue-csy evening fhs accused committed b. astice
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RIVER THIEyEs.-Jas ii. Cannon boatm,n, ana
Michael MeCulough yesterday arrested charged with
stealing copper the value OF h dollars, the properly OF m
Pearson No es street The property taken fro on
pier No s. y and fouad IN boat which in the
the ACCUSED The pt'onsSs were connted oJ
Ins ficrC Conn tTal
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=, ritter Up to TIE time OF The production o, p ,a'
&c The sipgers-Msdsmc LIS Grange sno D''e
SO wea as to be called before Of ,be
~, amid general applause. The little par. =. .ns
Isn !. not the best adapted MOres pungeN' ''
.~o.ourced mowers az baritone singer
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ARD Gee bags Of cooos TIE p. Drunmosj hes sss
% Sosrd sevtrh Of the Is'ge bosr cannon whisA
toTmeily surmo 'nied The sostresses at PsnsuA ON
Psp.ma needed guns 10 deleod i:ssf from The attacks
Of the King eDsu les and freebeote. Nee PsDs.S
thanks 10 tbo Pansms rarosd opcus its arms vide -
receive al who will ecme into her free poss 10 brag
and bea, away produce Of The seal. the crs,ioss q
ART and ell the merchandise which flows 70 49,
neTci,l point Ike hat
The receipts OF TIE Morris CAa have heca:
Te'sl TO De-. y, 1855 .,........S IS ~ 81
Week entios oe,. n isS.... 7sfs - steSS -
Tctal 20 Oct 81 lsSt.........xsi.ss
Week ending Oct e, 49,. SEQ Ts-S9is, 80 q
Excess, leao...........' eS1 81
TN.p AZ Ia Sinh trpa - !.
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bill, was ctcss SCANNED 81 great ongth by Henry L.
Cir ton, co. covssel far the pris,aer5, but uothsg
conflicting with the previous testiaony was ELECTED.
vz that she had received from him coanterfei. bill
in payment for board She father stated TIA. she had
seen many persons cali at the house for Broezs bu.
did not know the lame Of any Of them except ons who
called 10 make arrangements for board and his name
she believed 10 be Edward Hertz This man was ar
rested Sunday night wb at the house having called
to zee Breeze and was taken 10 he Tenth ward police
station but FIR cause requiring explanation, he
discharged but not by magistrate and contrary
TO law. He evident intimate with both Breeze and
Hur but as letters from him to the latter were found
in Hmbuts trunk, md these were in very familiar
style The trunks OF Breeze were searched in open
couIt and snorg otber articles found kesesse
Of two f@hy dressed females; also Of four young men
in group, fashily dressed and resembling in their
appearance sporting characters. A large number Of
love-etters from various females also found in
ore Of the trunks and in another vials Of acids
and drugs, mortar and pestIe counterfeit coins
from sixpence to dollar, besides ether implements
in pse among ccunteifeteB Recipes for msnafsctur-
ing counterfeit coin and for preparations for remoyng
words and figures on bank bills were also found
in the store Of Hitchcock & Lsadbs atsr. He is be-
eved merely TO be the tool Of gang Of counterfeiten
who preparing TO operate largely at the time Of
his arrest The investigation was closed in the after
noon, and Hubut was admitted to bail in tbs sum Of
81 co., The magistrate refused to take bail for
RreeZe and he was recommtSd to prison.
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MARINE COUKI-UoS SI-Beflrs Jp5;s BsDsALL,
DECISION.
CLAIM AGAINST COMMISSIONERS D. EHIGRArIOS.
I1dsig Stsrn.er sgt the Commissioners. &c.
This ca e was tried some time since and reported.
pysspser raued SGith With bis baggage taken from
the ship which he hal aved BY b.s the employ ofthe
commissioners 10 conveyed TO Castle GARDEN Ahw siiV
lstt he ordered With Others. to the usua room for
sf alton the bssgsge teiDs le bosTd the bsgs ds ht
be- gone from the barge shou bou aud his return could
the having been BY
Be claimed that hs eomu.soOers Of Eng.Dn wers hab';
ssrec lis den,nd TO Mr. Sterner who brought suit Tbs
cOCrt considers that the cOnm0nsrs, utdsr tbs cream
liable AID uesuen for p.iEa for amount
heinz seventy dollars.
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FELoYIoUs AssAULT.-A man named VIM. Tobis
yeserdAy arrested charged wi elonou' as,,ut upoa
the person Of CsthniBe JARVIS Bob parties live at No i3
Worth street aud alleged that the prisoner attempted to
sts the person Of comp and because shs resed
he with basin stabbed her In the
bIe ast with pcckstkne The accused held 70 answer
the shNge.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
New York, April 3.

The Star Of the West reached her dock a
bout half past I, with 200 passengers and
$239 900 in specie.
She touched at Key West on the 10Th for
coal and experienced severe gales the whole
passage through.
She connected with the Sierra Nevada
which left San Francisco on the 9th.
The California news was Of little interest.
Business was considerably depressed and mo-
ney affairs very stringent.
The rains continued, but owingsto the
scarcity of coin but little dust had been
bought. R
Wells, Fargo Co., were going forward
as formerly. 1t was doubtful when Page,
Bacon & Co.. would resume.
At Sonora the depositors broke open the
vaults Of Adams & Co., and through q COM
mittee paid themselves, leaving q balance of
$500.
Blake who shot Maury, contractor, at
San Francisco, who swindled him out of
$4,000, had been found guilty of murder,
but was recommended to mercy.
Nearly every article of merchandise had
declined.
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The Rev. Mr.. Scott, a Presbvtsrn preach
erin Wavne Co., Ia, was stabbed and killed
on the 9Th by b. Hickman, near neighbor.
The murderer fed to u small stream at hand
and drowned himself. Some difficulty grow
ing out OF business transactions exaspcrated
Hickman, who was an old Bachelor Of in
temperate habits to commit the deed.
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A Mrs.: Lentz. at Cincinnati, two weeks
sso, walked down to the river, where ride
ding herself Of her shawl, she deliberately
proceeded into the strong current. As she
Wasswept awar her clothes buoyed her up
until persons in a skih nearly reached the
determined suicide, when she succeeded in
p!unsng her body beneath the surface and
was seeu no more. Mrs. l.. was probably
insane.
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BRoKE JAIL.-Two inmates Of tho Mus
catine Jail, named Steward and Brown, broke
out in the afternoon of Gosh inst, by knock
ing a hole through the roof and swinging
themselves to the ground by the bedclo,hes
The Enquirer says Brown is some of the most
vandalic scoundrels running at large"
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Cy'A few days ago quite curiosity was
brought up from the BOTTOM of the Artesion
we'll III Livingston, Alabama. At distance
OF three hundred and thirty five feet below
the surface, and over three hundred feet in
the rock, n egg was found, completely pet
rlhed: and perfect in shape, save where the
anger had dsfaced it little.
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The Mos. Successful American ID ook:
RU r n n "A IL: ~
4 Domestic Tale Of the Present Time.
By FANNY FERN

400 pp limo. Cloth. Price, 81 IS. es
Ii has been reserved to this distinguished authoress
TO achieve what may, under the circumstances, be
regarded as the most brilliant success ever obtai aed
by an American writer Of fiction. ruth HALL"
her first continuous story. though deriving no interest
or popularity from connect with any of those yexed
questions which agitate the public mind, has, lin the
Two NOR tbs since ta first appearance, reached great
~ larger saG than any other Amercan work Of fiction
whatever withnthe same pcrio. This Extraordinary
fact is, Of itsf, abundant evidence Of the absorbing
interest and graphic power of this remarkable work
Wehaye i, possession several hume ed reviews o
''kurH HALL" which have already appeared "A the
principal newspapers ard periodicals.. Nearly all pro
nennce it empbaticai!y work of cnii,s uiaay pre-
dieting for it the largest sle Of any American book
and devoting whole columns to lis euloeism while
We have yet seen bu very few (not twelve in all)
whict deny its singular fascination.
Ruru Hall is for sale by Booksellers generally.
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march II. No % Park Row, New York.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

AMERICANS BE on YOUR GUARD!-We learn
from good authority that a society of the de-
se.tible order Of Sag hichts-Say Nothlnss
lis to be organized here under the patron
age Of the democratic leaders. Wecaution
the public against this infdsl, beer drinking,
whisky sucking institution. The results Of
their dangerous proceedings may b. gathered
from the riots in Cincinnati.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

.r Rich MINING. The Maysvlls (Cal.)
Herald says that Morris, McFadden g. Co.,
located at Stockton Hill, Calaveras county,
washed out of their claim on thu 18th Of
January last, sc, 400, being the fourth time
this season that this company has taken out
similar large amount Of gold IN single
day. t..st..
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

George Catlin, the famous Indian por-
trait trait painter. is on the head waters. Of tho
Amazon, painting the portraits and sketch
ing uis manners Of the natives in those re-
gions. p VS. =.