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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-23

ZINc.-The Grant county (Wis.) Herald, de-
votes few paragraphs to the zinc deposits in
that county, in the vicinity of Highland. 1t in
forms us that an agent of Zinc Mining Com.
pany is now making explorations in that neigh
borhood with view to investment The ore
of Grant county is of the best, and some say
must become exceedingly valuable.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-23

A LOVE OF PARsoN-The old huffaon.
Brownlow, editor of religious paper called
the Knoxville (Tenn.) Register, advises 1.-THE
true hearted citizens of East Tennessee to enter
into leagues to whip. black. ride on rail,
every preacher. citizen, or traveller. who dares
to utter one word in opposition to slavery."-
This fellow writes Reverend before bis name.
and most honest men will be ready to write
Rascal after it-Boston .Htlas,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-06-23

@- The price of -four has been higher with
in the past four months than during forty years
previous. 1t has only been as high twice since
the Revolution-once in l776-7, and again du-
ring the war of 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
PRESBYTERY OF NETWORK.

An adjourned meeting of the Third Presbytery
New-York was held Monday morning in the Mercer-st
Church, the Rev. T. r. Smith presiding as Moderator
The Rev. Jonathan F. Stearns, ID. d. of Newark
the Rev. James n. Bradshaw of the Presbytery o
Rchland, and the Rev. Selden Haynes of the Presby
terry Of Onondaga being present. were invited to tax
seats as corresponding members.
Arrangements were made for the ordination and in
stallation of the Rev. james G. Egber as pastor
the West Hoboken Church ON Wednesday, the 18th o
june next.
Tie Annual Report on the state of religion prepared
for the General Assembly then read. 1t spoke in
terms of congratulaton to the prosperous state OF
churches in many of which revvals of an encouraging
nature have taken place. The report presented was
adopted.
Arrangements were made for the ordination of '. b.
Collins as a missionary TO Rio Janeiro, ). A., under
appointment of the American and Foreign Christian
Tnion The services will take place at the Houston
st. Church on Thursday, 18th May.
The Rev. Mr.. Bradshaw laid Il statement before the
Presbyery relative to the purchase of Westinghouse
in Nashville Tenn for the of a church in this
connection. The matter by resolution heartily
commended to the congregations of the several
churches of this district
Tie general meeting was appointed to be hold at the
North Church July the annual sermon to be preached
by the moderator The Prcsbytery then adjourned to
meet al the llouston-st. Church on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
DR. W. BEACH, authOr Of the FAMILY
PHYSICIAN, &c, has resumed practice At beec1efs'
rJpFvAN RUN OYER AND KILLED.

Antonio Canaciola, member Of Engine Company
No Is wasrun over on Monday afternoon while running
10 . FIRE in Water-st. and died tine same night from
the injuries received 1t appears that at the time oil
the occurrence he had hold Of the rope OF the 10
which he was attached and piece of furniture when
was being conveyed on cart that was proceeding IN
an opposite direction struck him and knocked him
down before the wheels of the engine, which passed
over bis breast and caused rupture OF some OF 'ne
internal organs. Previous to his death, be ehone'a'e
the driver of the cart from all blame. The deceased
kept porerhouse at the corner of Canal and snlii-
vau-ss. His remains will be inferred in part OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

The Thirty.second Annual Meeting of the members
Of the Mechanics Institute took place last evening at
their rooms at No. Bowey for the election VI oii-
CEN for the ensuing year, with the following resu''
70, DECENTRALIZATION Miles. leather manufacturer 70
F Vic. Presdeut-Oyer Hoyt leather msnniAo To-
second Vice W. Pratt. leather
~, Tbird Vice PresdenJames Rogers telegraph
For Corresponding Secresry-Chas H. DelNaI ansuon a
eonrisou merchant For Treasurer-Georss w 1Ase, ~
and shoe manufacturer. For Recording seeie'siy-'S ~
Tr,ct',.-Tho. Smul. Leather Msnuactureri htysh
Purdv Presdet of six Penny SAVINGS Bank r. d. su,o
Sec Ru,seu. nsr Company; John C. Bant Mason Ayion
Wisht Fnsineer Edmund b. Child, Editor; Nnam oAInes
Hoer Joseph Haydock Mschnsi; T. Jones, Jr lnsuance
Agent; John Martin Merchant; Gilbert harpgI
Georse Sheep builder; VIM w Cumberland M,
Tbos Little Architect; John Mcdonald, Pianof ore anu
fsoiurer James g. Hammond, Eectrotypsii m ~ erPn6
SAmaker; Henry h. Hooper Picture fame- hskei ~ u.
Marsh Engrayer NJ. C. Tracy Teacher OF MECHANICS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
NETWORK CITY LITERARY UNION.

The Third Quarterly Session of the New-York City
Literary Union was opened last evening at Clinton
Hall. Astor-place The exercises last evening con-
sisted of Presidential Address by Douglas Lefiingwel
Grafton, "Trumphs OF Commerce" by William W.
Kelley of St. Charles Institute; Essay. esprit of
~ ihcrtv nv james Wallace of the Minerva Asso-
citation; Poem, "Others and Ourselves" by David
Crawford of the Henry Clay Literary Society; Essay,
= eneon." by p. II. Leonard of the Clinton Union;
Grafton Spirit of the Age by VIM, =. AS'e n OF the h
Mr.. johnson, of the Metropolitan Association. Not
outstanding the nclemency OF the weather, there was
n fair attendance of ladies' and gentlemen Tie ora
tions poems and ESSAYS of the various speakers were
finished productions and were received Win iona ap-
llause. - =.
This literary combination is daily charging its
sphere of usefulness and producing much good among
The Young men Of our City.
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D :. HorcH Auciioueer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of most eiegant and

Il costly HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. fine hravy ROYAL vel
Par0r Currezs Tspetry Blss and Ingram Chamber
DO. Panofore lcctave N rosewood Oh P4rfrE
Brocsde end rich Lace Curtains French aut Ware
-TOMOkROW lThur.dayl MORNING u lOi A " precisely
from The large isoTy house NGTrus opposite fh Hudson
River Railroad DeTot Thi. h0uc gently furnished
expense with thing that and useful
concucz 20 comfort and Of ae refined
Ss Embellishments preseus g. the Housekeeping pubic
traction wholly unsurpassed. The sac positive without
gard 20 weaher ana viii take place precisely the appointed
hour The IN brief EieEanf solid frame rosewood
suites nchy upholstered Ia crimson ant hroctee.
lso. IN aud silver French satin; also. DO IN
haircioh mahogany DO French patent I'd. rosewood
Secretary BOokcas- heavily carved ani hney fnle iasn
St8tuar uarbeop Table. ~ III, usual descriptions found IN
weluTused rooms; heavily carved full 7ctag- nub-scnn
Pisno Forte made by Bsrnore 81 his city gsrrn'ed-hs IN
f'runenf for haene Of exterior and quality Of unsu
passed also very rosewood ktegrr- finished throughout
IN plate and Italian marble French Work Tab e. fancy
Receiton Chairs Ectoires large and splendid French plate
PieT Gaes IN costly frames rch heavy Lace and BFoei;ee
Curtains original Oh PAINTINGS By eminent modern aFti.,s
Gothic iusi end solid satuary marble Clocks costly Drs en
China Ware tine Vases o. >eyrrs Porcelain, Pesn marble
Status and Classic Representation hne French China Duuf
Set beautifully decorated % pieces. also several beautiful and
costly Tea oak Extension Table with antique carving Ia
bic Linen French China silver Tea Service CAKE Bkc;s
Forks Spoons Ivory Cutlery heavy Cut Clas Ware, Wines
ChamIBxne Madeira Liquor Cse DecanteI ac rosewood
mahogany Bedesds Of antique and modern styles; rose
wood sarhctop Dressing BuEau ssh Stands Corner aud
Towel stands Paas.es cursf hair Mattresses Counter
psnes Boosters and Pillows China Toilet SETS oval and square
al. frame Mirrors, sc. sale positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
THE CARSON AND THE LIQUOR
DEALERS.

gathering OF liquor-dealers took place yesterday
afternoon at the lid District Police Court, before
Justice Welsh. 1t appears that Mr.. Henry p. Robin
son, a member Of the Carson League, had made COM
plants against about dozen Of the fraternity for
selling grog Sundays, and four of them made their
appearance to answer for the offeuse. The case Of
VIM. Setback of No. Isl Bowery was the only one
disposed Of and he after venting his rage upon Mr.
Robinson whose face he expressed strong desire to
slap, paid bis fine Of IS and went his way rejoicing.
The examination of the other three will take place to-
day. and those who have been summoned but have
not yet appeared probably be sent after during the
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Advertisement
From The loAksrs Herald
crr,xSr TIN SySTFM AZ this season of the

wear a general publication of the human system vitality i'm
ror,sut During the winter amount OF mpnrty
sshers In the system Producing humor, aud asudes and
eventuang disease II removed and Nsure provides
for the external purifc OF domnons this by
electricity shower and should ws'ch over n
own system and purify II with appropriate medicines For
his rose W. are persuaded that BRASDREras Puts stand
rreaent For twenty pas they have been IN general
use throughout country and AZ the present time there not
another 50 popular medicine for purifying the system 10 USE
besides which they cheap and pleasant 70 take. -
sold at Dr. BRASDRETHs principal Office Brandreh Building
sptrnuce No IS Canast-at 3 per box with full direc
lions Also at the offices No. 81 Bowery and No 1il Had
soI-sf.
corner of Lewis; and Of JosEPH hERR No 3lj Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MAy s-Bcfore the
RECORDER.

At the opening of Court the following persons were
quaid 10 act Grand Jurors James b. Nicholson Tore
man. John Bell Fben b. Croker, tss Dexter hoOe nay
dock A. b. Lincoln Amos Leeds, Nathaniel r. Long, Francis
W Lasak John C. Lay Shepard T. Lppencoit, Gabriel Mead
Abraham Oyerher Joseph Park IT, Isaac TAYLOR Jeremiah
erbe and John Wadsworth TO these gentlemen me charge
OF the Court wasdeyered and they retired 10 begin Their abo
The trial Of William Hagen indicted for passing - counter
felt L on he Mercantile Bank Of Rhode Island was then
sken up IL haf he passed the bill 70 Ihos Alien
Of end fhrt his possession considerable quany OF
the same paper found The jury conyicted MN OF
forgery ID degree, and be remanded for sentence
Evils Wae Poander indicted for burglary the store u
q hrnoux m Broaay was tried and acquitted, the eyidssee
of guilt having failed 10 sustain the Indictment
Thomas Wilson was tried and convicted of stenp at burglary
in February asst sentenced 20 the City Prison Tor 10
tavs The Court then alj0urned for the dag.
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MARRIED.

LArHRoP-WALLAcE-At Syracuse y y, on Thnrsday MAY
by The Rev w b. Ashley, Dr. r.. LATHRoP Of Rock is nd
H. to b. FRNE youngest daughter OF the ats
Msi James D. Wallace, Of tins city. . % -
NosG.S-CARg-I1t this city Monday May T. Al the south
Dutch Church b. the Rev J. " Maoiuley HsNiLros Mos
Of syracuse " Y 10 Miss MARY LOUISA daughter OF tho
late samuel II. Clark, Esq. q this city -
R,y-Vy,yEp-(n Tuesdsy Mays by the Rev. Dr. Magoon.
DANIEL g. RAY ony Of the late Dr. Josepn nay o. I'm
rnai 20 JosEPHNE AUGUSTA daughter Of the late Joseph
Weaver. Esq., Of New-Iork. .
this city, Monday, May J, by tbs
Rev Dr. Cam bel HEayEY K0UNDY ESQ u Beverly, Mas,
10 MsRrHs MANSFIELD daughter u John Endicott ~ T.
scoTr-FARwgLL-In >mihied, Bradford county Penn on
Tuesdsy MAY l. by the Rev. ;. hendrck' NJ "urts
corr 70 Niss LOUISA A. youngest daughter Of MI samuel
t.fvraI al of Uifhfeld
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Professional Notices.
IMPROVE YOUR EYES by NJ. WISH

IMPROVE YOUR EYES by NJ WISE,
L OPTICIAN. No 45 BROADWAY, UPSTAIRS.
NJ WISE respectfully informs the public that be s' con
tpues hs business the building occupied by hin Tor The
las twelve years but has removed UPSTAIRS, 70 Tedse h-
expense will be enabled thereby 20 sell his articles = PER
srNT cHEAyFR than any IN this line Of business g.,
Persons with weak eyes b. supplied with sases which
will greatly benef and sru the ssht. Particular attention
l. sd 10 new style of PERSPECTIVE GROUND GLASS, Of the
finest flint which through It's high polish and true ground pro-
drce the pure vision and has beeu highly Fecommende a.
tbe lt m rs eaec. upon the eye for pse ing and improving
~. .iehr in continued writing ana reading
persons, and those operated upon iof
can also be suited. H., /. II -.
He inserts NV GLASSES Of superior quality in Old frames
- iicirs he patronage ell in wani Of his srfie!es
~ srsn IN sptctaces purchased Of him 70 suit the sight
g. 80 on hang the glasses without extra charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
DIED.

BoLyS-On Monday rnorrDE Nay WILssR FISK. youngest
Of John o. and Cahanne A. boen' ased years and
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence o. o.. %
cyner chstauque County Tbursday April
Is M NANCY wife Of Gideon srockwsy toneryof south
anlpton. Mas, eyed CO years. . a., .,.
c.RlccIoLA-On Tuesday Morning, May 3, M ANTONIO
CaRAcoIcoLA fom injuries received while on M "fJ %
FUNERAL om he late residence No 100 csnas' corner sa.
van on THURSDAY sftelOon Il ocock His tnsnds, ana
members tie Fre Department generally are invited 70 ~
cT5t,pyop Tnesdsv May Of consumption, May EsrHss.
wife Of Reuben II. Cudip, sged 2 years. ,,s,
The friends q the miy invited 20 attend her lners'
s, her ate re.1ence Broadway between fth snd f'tns
On Thursday sfternocn the lt,h mt az oeoe1 Pm
DRrNKER-Druwned sunday, April y near ineinns' -
WARD DRskER CIV. VAIN and Joanna Drnkef AGED a
rssps will BE- taken from the receiving vault 10 rrsnas
Cemetery or the PaukToad near GREENWOOD Long i""
The grave thii afternoon a o'clock - - u,,d.x NAV
Scarsdale Westche.teF County, on % "l
FNiIfg CLNTos, daughter Of Augustus o. an" 'NN'"
Gstehe, eyed month ~, ELizassrH Isrs' at No. "
Stsgg., Brooklyn T. D. ssse cgs,sry oftb. Evsrse1.
Jo1ssE0p Monday Nay 7, Visro'' h'''
Frnkn Jcne ,,.,. are Invited % ,'f. nd ne tgns5s
The fend. Of ne May at o'clock from the h'n'
10 sei ns'5 1,a0us May Margaret ELIZA
KESsiSAs5oT1 of James nd k.nof :, az s,a
The end. o. s her fsthe No i5 Fast Broadway o. rAsr
the redener eok Her remain. vii b. tken 70 - rat
Ssy S,1,bra where reuium rsss viii BE- celebrated 81 %
0cio.Ou Sunday May o. Of AnkefLs lape<s, nAhff WHO
MEL, q MaEris, IN the 6jth year u her age.
he e. Of he family are rs9asd o '''snd ssr
NE sh nst 10 o'clock Her remains Will Be- taken :"
woodbridge. \. J., for informant
NOTICE TUESDAY morning May ., SAMUEL CoLEs Norr,n
the 9Th year u b. -, .-..-.,.-
funeral from the residence Of his mother, AZ the tot OF oitn
HUDSON River this "Wednesday sfersoon 81 O'Clock hs
remains Will be inferred n the family ,snt az p,ooasae.s
PC.-riages WIN De in attendance the Rev Dr. Hnrtons
Church s.hr ronsquse, until 3 O'Clock r M 70 convey
the friends to the houss. =. .<.
0cossyI-On Tuessy morning, May ., JoHs ncHutLss.
- of P.rk and Mary OConne sssd ye.rs sod moctaH
The f.nds Of f.my respectfully invited 20 attend AS
6ner, hi, afternoon O'Clock from bis fathers Residence
Iee.v pe.r Division, Brooslyn- -.
y,s BosEERcx-In Hoboken, n j., on Monday May As1A
IAN l. yAS BosxERcK, aged % years -.
The rr,,ives ana friends 81 the family nvitet 70 se
bis funeral from h residence, On ednesdsJ ay
oc.ock without further actes.
s.np.s 90 shs gxsp. y.asssss l.ssesss NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
United STATES DISTRICT CorRT-MAYs s.

I'm the notice Of the proceedings on the indictment
a. TO Col Kinney and Mr. Psbeus in psper Of yesterday
ng IL should have been stated that the District Attorney
dessed in the absence witnesses already stated mat
he wanted 10 Try when the Court ordered that the
ree Col n Mr. Fabens be DISCHARGED and they een
he'd on thcir personal recognizance 10 appear IN eloN
Before Judge lSGERsOLL.
INDICTMENT FOR sNUGGLING.
Dennis Renault a native of France, but resident
for some time we believe Of this City, placed upon tnh
charged with attempting 10 smugge about 1No worm o.
Mashngion FROM Southampton, in which he was passenger
IL appears he had OF the jewey ewed up "a tns
in the bottom Of a trunk. The Jury found him guilty
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COURT cALENDAR-Tars DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 345, POS, 739, $685. s33, 3iI,
e2 al st6 49, $40 852 80 $50 1853 ss 49, 7s9 37l s7l
s74 s75 s77 s7s. s7e, $780, T85, 81, 81, 80, a., ~ 49, -
CoNNOS PLEAs.-Par Nos. IlO, lto, 49, f.s'
ga Asa IN 2 Part INos $50, 3s5, fol, 6S, 45, ~, 49,
sos 5o4 SIS. 5o6, ST. 500, $40, 81. - -
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM.-Nos %, ", 40,
80, 81 IS, "a, SO, e, 60, 81, 81, O., Is, g.
TSITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. -, %,
&C. A. 49, 20. 81, 81, s., a. ~. ~, -
BRooKLYS CITr CoURr--Nos Q, %, "a, 80, 80, 30,
qC n "a 20
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The 7oup.es. child or feeblest invalid may take

DysHrEKs AsrI PrRIoprc. FzvEE AND ASvE pills Win
e safety They strength and appetite ar'' u'ne
,iassiy Sold BY al Apothecsries, and by c d. DssHLhS
AGENT 81 the Wholesale Depot No 81 Broadway, Ne~-iofh
The shove popular ard successful remedy : sold At whos''e
and retail y CHARLES H. RING Broadway sud Johnst
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Greenwood Cemetery which has been get aside for tie
bodies Of such tremen lose their lives while n the
discharge Of their duty. He leaves wife and four
children to noun his loss. An inquest viii be held
upon the body to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
ANNIyERsARY POSTPONED.

The celebration Of the Sabbath Schools OF WI
hamsburgh belonging to the New-fork Saooath
School Union, which to have taken place yeser-
day afternoon, postponed in consequence oil the
-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
HrsHY II. LKrDs Auc;ioneer-By II H. LsEDs 4 Co.
ON WEDNESDAY. May 9. 81 II O'Clock. il

y font u salesT0Onnl, No ]. EEIIHI bAf
HORSE IS. hand hi-h. between aul years Old warrslei
teTeiy sound and kind IN al harnss: s-Tsh driver
and s. minutes suitable adys ssatea
sad1le-hcne.
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RICHMOND COUNTY.
CITY ITEMS.

CRIcKET.-The New-York Cricket Club had their
opening day of the last Monday on their ground
of Hoboken. which is in fine order and condition for
play they turned out quite strong in numbers. The
weather being very fine attracted quite select and
numerous company, several ladies being present. who
appeared to take quite interest in this manly and
noble game. Sides were made up, and some good
play did credit to those engaged. To wind up the
days play, q very interesting and exciting single
wicket match of two innings was played between
Messrs Barclay and Maxwell on side and Messrs.
Calyerey and Fox on the other which resulted, after
some very fine hits both sides, in favor of the two
former gentlemen by thirteen runs. The Second
Eleven of this Club will play the Paterson
Club on the ground of the New-iork Club
on Wednesday, the 23d inst, and not on Mon
day. the 2lst, as before stated. At meeting, a.
ter plays several new members were elected and new
ones proposed. This Club appears to be recruiting
quite fast and to be Of the right kind of mate
nal to be eventually good cricketers.
JrLIA DEAS.-Mrs. Hayne is playing to large
audiences in Cincinnati, and receiving high praise
from the critics who say that she never played 20 well
as now. Her Lucrezia Borga is pronounced most
extraordinarily truthful.
IIoroR CASE IL The ISIERREGSUN.-Parick
Boylan of the Tenth Ward was anagned in the
Court Of Special Sessions yesterday morning for selling
LIQUOR since the lst of May without license. lie
plead guilty to the charge. His Honor the Recorder
said that the question had been mooted a. TO whether
there was any punishment applicable; he would there
fore look into the matter carefully with the light al
forded by the published opinions of Messrs Hall, Saw
age and Capron and render judgment in the General
Sessions on Wednesday morning, to which Court he
sent the case.
No MORE HACKS To BIZ STATIONED IN BRoADwAf.-
The MAYOR has removed the hacks stationed IN Broad
way into the cross streets. From Union-pace to the
Battery, Broadway is to be delivered henceorth from
this obstruction The carriages which stood before
the Park will take their stations in Chambersst.
and Park-piace, and there will be ample room to
move
FACE THE MusIc.-Livemore in Beekman-st., pub
fishes to-day the Doesticks Schottish inscribed to
our friend 90. X. Phander Doesticks, p. b." Let
Doestcks dance.
VIOLATIONS OF THE ExIGRANr LAws.-Offcer Sem
Ter. the Chief of the Emigrant Department of the
MAYORS Office, reports that on ship Russell, on March
10TH 90 runners were found soliciting passengers for
agents Of the Eric Railroad, and that the passengers
were landed dock under the control Of that road
On the als ut portion of the passengers of the Con-
federation were taken on board the barge Madison,
and then booked by Conrad Shuttle for the Erie road
He names five other vessels whose passengers have been
thus Illegally solicited since that time, most of them
being landed at the private dock OF the Enc Railroad
Company.
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CorssyL FOR THE IaroR-DEALSRs.-The follow
ing gentlemen have been employed as esa advisers ~ the
E,ootvn John A. Lott ESQ, oounse samue
ID Morris. Aexaler Hidden, John b. hins and Philip Hsnl
ton associate sftoTneys
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advertisement
CprAr Sunw OP pUoTOGR kPTIC PORTR ATS OF

rgE PEoPLy on rsE CHEAP sYsrEx-NohinE IN the history
Of Portraits mas produced uen sensation ~ the elegant
Pictures offered the accoumotatn1 Rree- eoPi % me
. and - cent Portraits Of the Picture Factory No. s Broad
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fAdyertisement
Gas FITTING AND FIXTJRES.-Stores Dwell

ps FACTORIES .nd Public Buildings promptly fitted with Gs
rres aud Fixture cheaper than any other house splendid
OF Chan eers Pendants Brackets Sc OF me aies,
de.us az the whoesae and retail Gas Fixture Mandatory OF
JAMEs G. MoFFET Nos ll9 and III Pnnce't 81 block "e''
OF Broadway.
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fAdyerrsemcnt
pr am Ayp Decorative PAPHR-HANGiSGs.-

Px,rr H,RDEysrRsB Manufacturers and importers NO ~
Broadway between Leonard and Frsnsin-a invife
- bs ,xt->iv~ rock which unsurpassed BY any IN thss
ountry Faithful and accomplished vorkm-n sent 70 any pa.
lie u,y OK country nor nouce and their wusk vsTsn'so
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Advertisement.
ANNIVERSARY NIsITORs-All 90 for moment

BARNUNs NUsEVNNO impr0prefies tlfr7 AZ u'aT 10y aI
entertaining LecfureRoom Entertainments a. 30eock AZ
fernoon and y in the evening.
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Advertise rneu,.
The most Gorgeous Assemblage of beautiful


Costumes historically NAV he seen every evening in
the new pecc Louis XIV BURroNs, with mlsHineelt
scenery and good acting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
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