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P. E. ZINN,
Ice! Ice!! Ice!!

TIE subscriber begs INFORM iiE friends and
lie public generally, insf' be IS prepared 10 servo
them will pure ard transparent aticie ufce a. WIS
EOn The wafer, al a. low Taie a. ever
! before ole ed.
That which he Osers is in part taken from the
tie point called AcColoch's Lear though ths
greater PARTON with Nlich his Ice HOuse is
-, and sumo tsn iLcheA 10 a loot thick
! sPo5 j. AMICK
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Public Notice

Public Notice.
ITAVISG discontinued the Grocery business hereto
i fore Kept by nc. Market street the city OF
Wheeling, ali PEI indebted hereby required
10 payment before The ls day Of APnI. otHet
The v.il Re process collection by suit,
out respect TO re- sons.
March I1.h. ISIS nrni4
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Wholesale and Reial GENTS,
THOMPSON d PATTERSON.
mgF;Iy No III Main street
Dissolution of CO-PartneTghip,

|'THE ooPsTinersAP heretofore existing between Mi
Csei sweeney, In: johnston j.; Peter ShOenber-
James u Iodi, and \. y. J0B Bsion, under the firm
saiHr u Sg'reTes, Johnston & q dissolved on
Tie 81; day o June, ls by lie death OF Peter Sheen
5e. ser.
Slce that date tie undersigned continued the bus
sss OF me late rHi under aud style o. Swee
icy. J1AI=tUlo CU.
MICHAEL SWEENEY
til: JOHNSTON.
ia r. 81 TODD.
AElJAH Y. JOHNSTON
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s'lut=s VIII be fired, aud the excursion will be
accompanied by I 'uIl band of music.
Tickets FOR fagz and dinner SIS for gentleman
ard lAdy-S2 for single gentleman. Tickets can
ts procured Of Nr. Stephen Knott, Treasurer.
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WILLIAM SMITH,
C A 5 I N E T M a K E R i,

SS4 THIRD ST. NEovE CATHERINE,
Philadelphia.
VERY descTIP. -Oi Plain and Fancy Furniture,
IL French ard Gothic styles, made order, "a per C.
iOEser Than al am store Ia Ihc city apaS!6nl
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The Only

@ ieSeTFtls Can tie cost OF which will ALLOW Of
L-5-- = - j ArihGr'S PsIeat Self Sealing We
% IL 81 '-e asenc! or Ihe manufacturers, have
ElE 2, &c sid offer them To PCTehzScFs as the
-z4 s ,5-l Objections, for preserving ali kinds OF
- Or Tsti usup Fruit, Tomatoes etc, viii be
~ ''sia ;-= C-Ez- HUEBELi- * son,
As'is for manufacturers.
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The dinner will take place at Ms. Campbelrs
AnsEicsn Hotel The cars vii! leave Wheeling
eaten ali O'Clock A NJ. At u O'Clock the ora
eog Ei!l be delivered by R. c. BARRY, Esq, of
2'tnor=.
Tue dinner viii take place at two O'Clock, P.
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Mss M,LLs' School Will be resumed on the
18Th Of October next. spl:Iw
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MEDICAL
AL SHOULD TRY ITI
tEIEBRA ED
STOMACH BITTERS.

DR.. j. HOST ER's
NET ERRaTRn
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NE77 BONNETS!!
y as : L! bonletsB iUzt received At
HEISKELL G9C.o
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SHOCKING AFFAIR.
dane. Of IN. s,r.su.. standard. Ami 3

Corrsspordsnee Of The Syracuse standard. April :.
OMAHA CRY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY, April ).
Before this letter reaches you the excitement grow
ing out of the laneniabe occurrence which happened
a, Belle view, on the day before yesterday, will have
given way TO calmer sense Of the horrible enormty
in which resulted hasten to furnish You the fscts
connected with the affair, as understand them:
1t sppears tina. three young gentlemen were en-
gagged in assisting Mr. Segar TO survey claim, in the
neghborbood of Belleview about which they had had
some difference. The of the parties were Geo.
w. Holster, nephew Of Fred. Hollister, E,q.. OF
Utica, ard cousin, believe, OF Mr. HOLSTER, the
lumber merchant Of your own town; DR.. Butter
field Of ST. La srence County. and 6 DR.. Henry,
whose former residence / know nothing about. a
dispute arose between DR. ,Butterfeld and Mr. Hollis
ter in regard 10 the claim in question, which resulted
in DR.. Butterfed striking Mr.. Hollster with club.
Mr. Hollister seized an which was lying beside
him. and advanced toward his assailant, Is If to re-
turn the blow.
At ibis jurcture DR.. Henry, who stood near, with
gun in his hand raised it, attracting the attention
OF M HOLSTER with the words, Take care George
" or III shoot you and discharged the contents into
the abdomen Of the poor fellow, killing him almost
ipstsntly. Both Drs. Butterfeld and Henry were
secured. The officers of the law were speedily on
the spot an examination had, and DR.. b. discharged
ard DR.. H. committed.
MIR. HOLSTER was graduate of Yale, and highly
respected. So little sympathy was exhibited for the
fculty that he saved from summary vengeance.
But obedience to the law prevailed. DIR. Henry will
probably be brought TO trial in July.
n.
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g. That we meet here sgsin on th. day three
vesks. sLd il We fed G. s Park or w j. Patterson
10 this town her, or at any subsequent nms, We VIII
throw them into the Missour River snc If they go u
Kspsss to reside re piedee our honor az ra>H, 10
follow ard bsre them wherever sc Gao take them.
T. That at the suggestion Of our P.kville fnen1s'
We will attend 10 some other Fr-esoilers not Tar on
That We will suffer no person belonging % me
Norfksyn Methodist Caarch, 10 preach Ia fis''s
cospty after thi. date under penalty OF tar sod fes
their for the first ofense and hemp rope Tor tue
secoDd
c. That we earnestly call on our sister Connie.
throughout the State TO rss 10 their might ana ce,a
Themselves Il Free Soilisn.
7. That our peace our property, and our safety re-
ouires ne a. the Tina 10 90 our duty.
:. That r,quest every Prc-slavery paper 10
Mssouri and publish the above resolutions
The press WA then shouidered, with Snite cap
drawn over i,s head and labeled . Boston Aid the
crowd following in regular. order It vas marched
through town hearty to toe Upper sndiog sad there,
With three besriy cheers 1t deposef IN the TOMB
Of ali the Cspuiets, TO Wit: tbs Missouri RIVER
speech was then msde TO tbs cro<d, and they
6i perteo pescesby each taking the road to nis own
bone. .
During the dsy frequent telegrsphie di-p.sches
were received, from both ends Of tbs line oil m 'st
ercourssiDg psture.
SIC transit rlorfd Sdturdf.
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TEMPERANCE IN WISCONSIN.
The n. Y, Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
MINERAL PoIST, Wis, April ls, 1855.
Col. E L. Snow, of your City, gave an excellent
lecture upon the subject of Temperance, in the Prm-
tive Methodist Church, In this village, on Friday
evening last. Col. Snow is good speaker, and the
statistics brought forth in his lecture could not . to
impress the minds of the audience who listened to
him with the Importance of efectua nedy for
the evils of incompetence. Col. SnoE delivered a
most effective lecture and our citizens called upon
him on Saturday and obtained his consent to address
them aasin, which he did last evening, in the NJ E.
Church, fer more than an hour, after which many
meeting, to urge upon people the Importance OF
placing the same veto upon Gov Bsrstow as did the
people of New.York upon Gov. Seymour. We have
passed the Maine Law twice, which the Gov. has
vetoed. We have DOW entered the field again, and
will never rest until the people have vetoed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
PUBLIC MEETINGS..

COMMITTEE on FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Committee of the Board Of Aldermen on the
Fire Department met in the City Library last even
ing. Aldermen HOWARD and BAIRD present. The
Chief Engineer was absent
The CLERK read the following resolution, passed
by the Board of Aldermen:
Resrd the Committee the Fire Department be d.
{, ,s TO To. Common aS' S
their rext resplsr election four Assistant ron
trief embracing all that portion the CITY lying Eighty
lh order thu, each dc may be IS , 70 tSs
equally provided for In case OF fire.
Aid. HOWARD said the present method Of electng
Engineers in the Fire Department had been frequently
complained Of. BY this system the Engineers might
ell be elected from one Ward Some change was OBJ
-iouely call.d for.
MIR. WM THOMPSON Of Hose Co. No. 30, said the
Board of Officers had committed this subject to a
Committee, which had met several times 10 consider
the matter and would be ready to report at the next
meeting, in June.
AID. ri. thought that the Committee of the Alder.
men would be out of existence by that tims
Mr.. THoNPsoS held that the charges il any, should
originate with the Fire Department.
The Committee announced that they would report
10 refer the matter 10 the Board Of Officers Of the
Fire Department, with an amendment providing for
the election Of one Engineer at Msnhsttanye, in adj
di ion TO the one at Harlem.
ENGINE co. no. II FOR ASSAULT on so. a..
The Foreman of Engine Co. No. II said that all
the members of No. II, save John Richards, were
present at the late difficulty between Companies II
and a.
The Committee resolved to suspend the whole Of
the members of this Company, with the above ex.
cepton, for three months EACH and the Foreman and
Assistant Foreman for double that period.
The Committee announced that an officer had been
Eel for Aid Trowbridge, but that that gentleman was
rot in town. In view of this fact the Committee re-
served their decision on the ise Of Engine Co. No
AZ, of Yorkvile. The Chairman was In favor of dis
banding il altogether.
In the csse Of Engine Company 80, against Alfred
Carson, Chief Engineer, the Committee decided 10
report thst Mr. Carson, in withholding from No. 80
the engine voted to them by the Common Counc,
had been guilty of characterization, by refusing 20
obey the just command Of the Common Council. Tne
Committee were sorry TO be compelled to come to the
copclurion that his conduct was unwarrantible and
highly censursble.
Adjourned to next Wednesday evening.
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Yo.r ccnsi,,-e se-s tssr eat, frrs., to sy ass !:
IN. hss. OF ders,cu dasy the part Of ths Con nssoe
-, before his Board. BY hs Honor the aof spees.
% raw. h-ea unaware the action which ysur ooSs
sin ever ,r the asuses question hsvs been pr-vsest
H,s the lsv, they stood uan s'ey year
it,,s 20 OF hini further messufes on the 49,
h.s Con isicn eosd have secured the Ensn sssiss ne
S,nressns cf the Who were eetrety beyond nv
osuol: ard your Committee must d,stine ~ aees tns'
In, e,,pcy Of the laws principally owing TO the fses tsst
N. 40 pisnts this Commission afsinss ksoeen se0s
tte potcsd by the heads OF The CITY 0svsfonene
The recent setion Of the Lsxissturs appears 70
h,y, placed the whole matter different fo'ens V
pesra The authority Of the Con msaorer to tesses pa
culsr dceh for the landing OF emsrsats and oy naAhs
oelisstory for them TO DO %. - .., - -
Board your Ceuuee ssnsuins that carried os.
n will relieve the from tue recessfy OF Anse
sny further for the protection OF sniisrar esf'e
lsrdnG ..,-
police force her.se be reqared 70 protect re
entrants on viii be Ia sue tine eonsferc1 ~
your Board snd the wil then no doubt be nspv
10 cooperate With his Honor the Mayor in the etsensnueaf
better order and 10 the maintenance fthe sw.
w fs,spesl GUSTAV scHw&S.
ANDREW CARRiGAN
On motion Of Mr.. PrRpY, the Report was laid upon
the table until the Mayor can be notified to %
preext
After scme further business, the Board adjourned.
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Passengers.

Rev Mr. Hoffman and lady. MI Rutherford and lady. MI's
Fsscett Mrs Rskes Mrs Grund Mr Hedmsn and lady Mr.
Livingston End lady Mr. Fawce and lady Mr. Robinson aud
sdy Mr. Gilmour and friend, Capt sis Capt Hamilton
fsnDei Dr. H.shiDs and lady Mrs Ta 9er Mr. Ps.s .nd
sdy Mics Cunpipsh ham, Mr. Burns and lady. Miss Dnsdse,
Nss Williams Mr.. Parkinson, Capt Black, Capt SPARKS
MOir Govwsns. Ke.ssl LpSer, Glover msctsA MeOon
Csyie Hamilton, Aucker Heron, Mccall shsrp's Cunning
ham, krms ong, Blonkensas Kr.socherve Gaunesu Ten
,s stsnton Salmon, Lsyour, Bolliog.wood Heron Ie,
6silspd Pssssvant Mclean, Clark Dempter Baird. Brier
son, Tudor Stevens. FrsncbsI Arnold. Rove. Keenan,.
YrepdmsB cossrsn. Gilbert, Ward, steson Rub roler
Bsci. Isins. Mckenzie Eo,'i; c1D.ioss.m, Groves,
N Dayidson Douglas Dsrow, MILAN, Burke, Stewart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

This Board held special meeting last evening y
Education Hall, Grand-st, Wm. II. NELSON Presi-
dent in the Chair. The minutes OF the last meeting
were read. This meeting was called for the purpose
of actipg upon documents file and traussctinx un-
finished business. Some little time WAS occupied n
arrans ps the order of busins as and the members Get
to work with right good will, and seemingly With
determination to finish up all the unfinished business,
but, alas for the argumentsve desires OF the Com
mission es after three hours Of desutory deosts upon
the documents first called up the Bosrd adjourned.
With the exec ption Of amendments made to the
bylaws no other business was transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A large at enthusiastic meeting Of the friends Of
the Prohibitory Law, in the Twentieth Ward, came
off last evenir in Continental Hall. OLIVER LEE.
ESQ, ofliciaied as Chairman, and Mr.. RusHLKR a.
Secretary; speeches were made by Col. Snow. Rev.
Mr.. CLAY, WARREs. BENEDICT, BocARr and others,
and all in favor of the course adopted by Mayor Wood
with r, spect to the Msne Law aud the cause OF Tenn
perar &c generally. Mr.. RusHLER offered some reso.
fuicps, which were adopted sustaining tho law, and
denouncisg the refractory rum sellers The meeting
altogether one of coneratulation the progress
of Temperance in this City, and hopes were strongly
entertain ed that the of reform would be psr
msnent SIS II was now effectual.
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RUM-RfOT IN CHICAGO.
3epce OF The N. Y. Tribune.

conespopdence OF The N Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, April 90, 1855.
On this beautiful spriDg-like Sunday this city
presents most unusual spectacle. The streets
are crowded with a multitude, apparently from
fifteen to twenty thousand people, evidently an
dor high excitement, AID moving to one point
" another-sometimss drawn by alarms Of fire.
sometimes rushing In an unexplained stampede.
Close on their heels follow strong bands OF po-
lice and companies Of military. The center OF
al this sceI of comwotion is the Court House
slarge stone building, 10 the center OF az unoc-
rspied block, and surrounded BY high Iron
fence. AT the corners Of this fence brass cannon
are pointing their muzzles do vn the streets, and
stacked arms, and posted sentries, and passage
forbidden at oil points give the pssser to under
stand that this district is under martial law, and
remind some of us Of those disgraceful days in
Boston when the Massachusetts militia suffered
Themselves to be made the tools Of the Slave
power
IN this case, however, the precautions are not
700 great, though they have come too late. The
district now under martial law was yesterday the
scene of most lively and exciting hand tO-hand
conflict between the police and German rowdies,
10 which considerable blood was shed. The Ger
mana Who, to their credit be it said. are usually
among our best citizens, have been very much ex-
cited On the subject of the Know-Nothing triumph
ID our city election, and still more on the recent
passage OF the Liquor Law A Justices Court
mas been IN session in the Court House, engaged in
Inc triai OF license cases, and, with their usual
wisdom, our friends, fresh from Sarony and Ba-
den, thought it would be pretty thing to try
physical demonstration here in America. On Fri.
day band gathered about the Court House and
marched through the streets, headed by a single
drummer and . neiy-bearded young gentleman
grit with leather belt. Nothing but the appa-
REM good humOr which seemed to reign among the
champions Of lager-beer, as well a. the specta-
son, prevented the turnout from being pitifully
secrous They cheered as they passed their ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

An from NewYoik-April II, Henry Reed At Antwerp;
Jonathan Ocean Qu.en at Grsvesend; 12tb Fsrie, at
svssepd Yorktown Uncle Toby at Deal Bepja Adams
Liverpool
Arr fom Chsrisstor-Ap Jespe. Louise Rouen; 10th
Aleso at Antwerp; Cornelius, Victor Texe; llth Hy
nen, at Liverpoo 18th Cons.nta. at Deal.
Arr. from savsDn.h-i2h Irene, at Liverpool
AR from korfolb-lth, James Bay. at Cork; 18th, George
RayDes, at Grsvesnd.
Arr from Mobile 9th Samuel Lawrence at Hsyre 18th,
6oden Eagle. Chariot Of France. ct Liverpool
An FRI N New Or eansApr 10 Evsnsene and Jas Wake
field Liverpool st John Bordsaux 18th. r. Sestis,
ct Grsveend 18th. Cambria Weymouth. and BOsphoru' at
Liverpool
SD for wYork-l3tb Cuvator Progress and James Boz
CART, from Liverpool
Sid for Casine-lSth, sumpter. from Liverpool.
SD for Philsoelphis-lSh Parth.ns and srocco from "
.srrool.
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bIURDER TRIAL.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Wednesday, April 25, 1855.
Th,Jury in the case of George Lake. the murderer,
,eured verdict to- day that he is at present insane
Lakwa as indicted for the murder OF his wife and two
.lren about two Years since aud found guilty, and
sntnced to be banged; but the Court of Appeals
ranted bin a new tiial He will be sent to the
isy lum until sane and then be tried again for the
tfepse
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April 25, 1855.
A private letter from California dated March 81
confidently predicts the reelection of Senator Gwin
ae first week in April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

Loss OF SrEAxER TIxAsA-OsE LiFE LOST
10 tbs Prank Pierce with cargo Of Q 200 bales OF
cotton bound for Nev-Orieans, took fire q clock
Yesterday morning in Yszoo River, about thirty mules
above this city The FIRE broke out in the bold, and
il Wa found necessary to scuttls the ooet- Tnn We
6one and abe sunk Of about O'Clock. and poon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

NEW PLAY.-An entirely new comedy, entitled
Elopements in High Life, will be represented to-
nigh, at wsllsck's. 1t is very strongly cast, en-
bacipg with one two exceptions, all the stars OF
the Company.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEw.ORLEAEs Wednesday, April 25, 1855.
The steamer Orizaba has arrived with dates from
Mexico to the 18th.
Several skirmishes have taken place between the
Insurgents and the Government in which the latter
we're victorious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
THE IIOUOR LAW.

Rasror, wednesday, April %, 1855
tn, Erening Telegraph states that Mayor Smith
bss expressed his determination to enforce the new
uauo Law, and that he will soon issue proclama-
ton b that effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

after broke TO pieces. The chsnbsrmsd Of tue boat
lest Der life. She is the only one believed to have
perished The boat Is a total loss.
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TIE MAYOR.
Mr.. Grs1avE ScHwAB, from the Committee ap-
pointed TO confer with .he Mayor in relation 70 GER
lain suggestions laid before the Board by that ocer
presented the following report:
Your Committee beg 10 report that they hava had
several interviews with the Mayor, ct which his
Hor or proposed the following meeures 10 be taken
BY your BoeTd viz:
1. Circulars containing the law with regard 10 the
landing of emarants and the boarding Of vessel, 70
be delivered TO 81 Captains Of emgrsrt vessels be-
fore port through the Pots and oy permse'n Of The
He.h Ocsr The TO b also distributed 70 shpowne
sstssA Police force 70 be stationed Qauantine, and
this be r.Anstned ~ the expense OF me Co@
Or Policeman be placed board OF every Emsat Ves
protect 10 emsns until they are landed ana 70 report
to the Mayor any violation Of the Law ,,
Any party violating las 10 bs pron2 PITY prosecuted By
Your Committed deem eIpsdient adopt such Of these
Ssures a A.. not nov force Although they fully spprs
cse The excellent Of the Mayor In making thee
osons they 90 believe that these mess1es would give
sny 70 u da. materially from that which the
scion Of this Board has produced
The hsns bills vhich the eonm,aionsn have heretofore
cosht 70 Be saeisat vHains to them ssses
Your Committee have no authority ak tho rstuous SER
vice. the 7oc And the lave committee are vei -
,xnees and they need be reminded thereof oy seoc
Circular -.tx A..
The stacnirs Of police force ousr.nt.as voqA n
rss.a p.ssss 1ou
fss N Recommending. - they eonsisef %" "''Ss'
The thtd point Of the propositions yoos Scr'r re
Conn isonefs have hsrstofore prosseutea -
o nayties violsfir the sws and VII eoufnus 70 90 o.
vhesever hsJ end ssssaf proof 70 ~snsa' '0sa P
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REMOVAL. OF THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
HARRISBURG, Wednesday, April %.
Resolutions passed the House, this afternoon 10
xmOve the seat of Government to Phaoeiphla'
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GperiaI Notices.

CousratuIatory Meeting.In view Of the recent Pc
Psueeri.m and Cline aud Its prompt sisnsure
hy the Governor OF the State We the undssned
omnupity do cordially unite ca. sersr. Conststa-
M,etlrg lie friends at the Metropolitan rnsssT IN
sossws' sPP.,s sSei and 10 srSs the d,1sfnor q
the State and the noble Mayors d New fen sno
of our cordial In It's support and execu-
uVp IT,. nod,. 4 Co P.S. Seawad,
f PS.. H HSq.1 '0 Jane. T pofst.ona Co.
3D., A. Hartley Foot & Cole.
!: II Mecg s,;m.. J Js%s. l. ls sSssisa.lia.
ssespS Stuart Co, 5 A. schieaein,
BALDWIN. studwell FISHER, Gsr.os H.d'
Enrsds q Afford Zepas Wheeler,
= " 1.ight J q Wells,
james ne S Mexican. w% o.sns.
g,o,A q Newins Cornelius NTH.
Eo.s sws1s,& Co.. aq's s.i,s gslon.s r.,
Er PcSiuo, stebsia.. ' MORGAN . Bu.ss.
Edward ssieOp.r. HsSry 3 Hail.
Purs & Rsnasi' A. Mckinney,
SSsn n g s,;o,bsr. chs,i.s Whittsuors.
RAM, Brother 4 Co.. FW wbitsmors.
X Jsroimsns WI DennA,
o 5s.sps T. k %Sy'is fhe%.s y D.vo..
Cbs,i,s Cain. Brooks.
WIT @m Th Or !. Tsrbel,
G o HsrSmsn, Abraham Dsmsrsst.
r. 4 r Brisherhof. Lous Jackson.
tqnirss L,Dder &c, Bsnoi' srso:h.
oo ~ hs8 Ford, VIM Adkins.
vsaaf
bach Vano.rbllt T Bush
Jbons, n Aubarn VIM !. Johpsoa,
z US spTgbt Butler, J Pardy,
Bur- Francis Duncan,
u Lorsncet Lewis Halock,
Charles Gsge Mitchell,
Johp w Psiyt. WIN Porter.
sp.,don a Cuyler N. T Hewitt
ebt don Collins, John r rrsi.
smhb Van Horn Joseph w. Lester,
Harm Hays & Co, VIM q bradley,
ID Hootb. James Weir.
NJ P Kimtsn Cbsries Heard
+ 3 susept Benjamin Clspp,
n MeFsrlaDd y X sowler,
" Wheeler g. Hibbsfd Edward A Fraser.
Jobp g. sayery Charles Place.
Goulds Elliott, J. 8 Ostnsn.
Luz isD Burleigh, John Pn.dy.
j 2 Merrill Dsni@l Huse.
Fletcher Harper. Jr, stephen X Fo~fsr,
" q Berjsmn. L. White,
Charles q Warren, yohn Pnme.
Cbs,les n LYON Brother Samuel fnslee
Charles a Fiereh, VIM. Winston
Fellows 4 Co with 800 others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
CANAL, NAVIGATION.

RoNpoUT Wednesday, April IS, 1855.
The Delaware and Hudson Cana is open Some OF
Ole boats frozen in the Canal last fall, arrived here
Nh morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26
THE AFRICA.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, April 25 1855.
Tie Africa sailed for Boston at O'Clock this morn
hog. Wind S. E., with very heavy rain.