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PURE SPICES

OF all kinds, Foreign & Domestic Fruits, Nuts,
" Preserves, Sauces, Jellles, Extracts, Stone
4 Hooden Ware, with everything required nj a
large Family Grocery Store can always be had at
Wholesale or retail, at FROST & GOODHUE'S.
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HOUSE PAINTING

z
m all its branches and Of every variety. GLAZ-
Il ING, PAPER HANGING & wHITEwAsHING
done to order and in good style, at short notice. and
on reasonable terms by the undersigned at his shop
opposite the American House, up stairs.
Z. ATWOOD.
Brattleboro, March 9Th, 1855.
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NECESSITY Tnsr uOTrIPR or
INVENTIONS.

JuLY 2jrH, 1855.
My WIFE would not cook BEEF a, fifteen cts
WI per h., land there was good reason why y
and finally concluded not to break up keeping
house, but to reopen my HE.fT .MARKET,
and now gentlemen you and can get STEAK and
RoAsTISG BEEr for 10 cts. per 10.
n. b. Cool Beer and Ice all the time on hand
Brattleboro, July %, 1855.
&c W. II. ALEXANDER.
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Blu n N z T T's
SUPERIOR EXTRACTS

LEMON, VANILLA, ROSE. NECTARINE, BIT
TER ALMOND, CINNAMON
Fof1avofng Cuslafds. Pies Blame. Mango Ice Creams
Jelies, Sauces. &c, &c.
TTNHE superiority Of the above Extracts consists
u In their Perfect Purity and Great Strength.
These Extracts are not only true to their names,
but are prepared from fruits Of the best quality,
and are so highly concentrated that a comparative
ly small quantity only need be use1. Hence II will
be perceived that they are cheaper than others
which are sold in larger bottles.
PREPARED AsD SOLD ny
80 fremont Street. Boston
FROST & GOODHUR,
Agents fof iralilebofo and vicinity.
u And by Druggists and Gfoeer geaeealy
Sent 20 1v35
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TORPOR OF THE LIVER AND BOWELS

Reader You are appealed 10 earnestly DOM .sv
"if could only believe this 10 be ruei | have ,c,
Of the above complaints, aud would take lie t,elis
al once II could only have Confidence" IrsTnrr.
is an honest truth, II there was one shaken y
Come then. II your mind Is irritable di.conten,,d -
gloomy, IL you have severe Collie Pains amer es,;a-
your food-if your body begins 10 waste. or yoa,
strength TO fail you,-if your counienance assume
h5ggafd aspect,-if you have a difficulty in ,ipg ~,
your len sidc.-if your skin is dry aud shri,elei II
you have an appetite weak and variable aud merriam,
entirely desiToyed--if your whole system Is ianrud
especially during The process Of dgosloa you bsy.
q constant uneasy feeling 10 The siomach-wbv ,op
have only a e. Of INDIGESTION and these s,es,
BteH made TO cure indignation and they vii d..
II. too.and all It's attendant III. and while Al e., Il
gently stimulates ibe Stomach, cleansing and remoyis
these troublesome agents,
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN
Remcsing MORniD or yfTIATEDiluHoHs, beautif,pg
the face kindng life and energy in your entire ffsme
then. Reader, Will the world ionosr look dart sp3
gloomy no longer will your dearest hopes be bah,bed
and thrust aside, bu, with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You will 60 forth into the world 10 say with thousands
Of others, &. A. RICHARDS ABBoTT BITrERs have
done wonders for me- Living witnesses are ready TO
testify to the statement above made Thirty years and
upwards old Doctor Abbott introduced this medicine
IL has been eight years in the possession Of Mr. Rich
ards, neither Of whom have advertised H. leaving il 10
iis own merits, to work is way. Now 10 view Of
us great curative properties in view Of duty which
every one To the pnbe II being put before the
people as 4 should have bcen long ago. through the
medium Of the Press. The Label j. copyrighted and
each bottle, for the protection Of The consumers and
proprietor. bears the portrait Of DIR. VIM Abbott to-
geibeF with The signature Of
c. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor,
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PROVISIONS.

DICKLED TONGUES, Dried Beef, Hams, Lard,
IL and Salt Pork, at
ATHERToN & HASTINGS.
Sept IL, 1866. IS
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BOOTS, sHOEs & RUBBERs.

bOO . DIINJJ1J q NO Bbbhb.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER having bought the outire
Il stock Of BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERS Of
p. SIMONDS, will carry on the Boot and Shoe BUSH
moss in all its various branches at the old stand oc-
cuped hy-P sIMONDS for the last twenty years.
All work done at short notice and warranted
J. II. SfMONDS.
Brattleboro, Feb. &c, 1855. 8
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KELTY'S
M ACTRESSES AND PILLOWS.

WI ATRESSES AND PILLOWS,
Best Hair Mattresses; Common do, do;
Very nice Husk Mattresses
90 very nice Hair Pillows
80 Feather do
80 Husk do
100 Bed Comforters
For sale very low, by
A. T. DWINELL.
July %. 6m26
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POST & COMEGYS

at the old stand-sigu Of GnEArToorH.
Brattleboro, Vt, Oct. 10, 1865. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25
NEW.GRANADA.

From BoGorA-The mails from Bosota arrived
here Oh Saturday lsst 3ltt bringing us the import.
ant notice tbs; the SC. crrslDg )sr.te Sste OF
the Provinces Of the ish nus had psssed 10 Ionsres
Cd The 10th february, bg uDanins vote, AID re-
ceyed the asset Of the Vice Pre- den, on the p
AuopR The mo:t important articles OF he act are the
follOslDf.
Article TIE territory Ec uisd Ia the provinces 81 the
Tshu PsnsmA-es~ey S-n4rns AEusro. NersET. snd
. f-f-rsl part
OF With the u the STATE Of PaaAns
Ar The II. Of 80 state the west .--l be 'h.,
which S.fni',y made b. New Grena's and Cost. T.
frsr- vii IL ho- limit, that sePsr.e from the
of'te tsrrifoTy o. The re ub &c.
AR The s.s. Of Psrsns depend, upon Ia
The rt.t. FveJ hing relating trsa sfrs
ne crssriza0p q ,he staining army saf oAvtl
,s.irs Naors credit sa.orsrz .'oa 81 foFeiznfrs
s.o.A c.,u'ssnelu The cs u the u aad
the reeubhc Al relative 70 tue ~.s-e lsais tb2'
r.,i,r ets We. 70 iis.ls Nsishis sad measures
ARA II sl o,ter points cf leg sion ana I'd rai9n,
stae q Panama ietly eLat tdst which . permitted
t, IL vi. CoLsstu
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In San Francisco March o. Col Richard Yates late CT
Albany Nev-YcIk tfsd IS years.
In fan Fr.Lo.eo Mach II William Miller, f,r rerly OF
Providence, r aged shsut "a yesrs.
At Mau aluke Hill Mil Maroh 81 Mabds BArke-. fJrner!y
OF Eew-YoIk City ssed SO yeAs
In sAI fsncco March "a Anthony g. Fisher ate ste ward
OF the stt u.bip Coitea
seed shout IS yesis
A. Buckeye Valley Sacramento County March H. Of inhsm'
"a alton samuel from Lexington. $50 AGED oil y-ss
la sscIAm March g ct his r.sdsnce corner q and
i4h.s Of typhoid fever Alexander H. Fash aged - years
Sacramento March - P.rmenas door-s aged D years
fos, Amboy n. j. and resident Of Sacramento City
since 1919.
In ssrvle March 81 Charles Thomp.on Of quiney, aged
n yesr a LGiive Of London
In eLo. March IS Mrs Charlotte On vile OF " m
Orr, tsed g yesrA -
A. he Junction House II Dorado County Daniel Barber,
rey County EewJerey ICED aoou. 80 years
IL Sen Fisncsco March q Pauek sHzp.trick, sgsd .
yeas u native OF ihs CogIts OF Csysn. Ireland
Ia San MsIch IS ofthe brain. James
Reele eyed Atout native VI England, aud recently
fen Mszsilsu.
In Fan Prsuci.co MAJ h IS NJ Harrison W. HANDLE
AnI able of saeI1ne uto former y Of Augusta, Ne.
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Married.

At San Francisco Msreh 49, Col R Levitt Of that city
to Miss Anna Psodock. Of New Yoik City.
In San Fspeco Starch q X. Lason, Of New York, TO
Mics Charlotte ktssinser. OF Boston. 49, .
In Fen Francisco March a. Edward Il CswleJ TO Mss Mary
Am Parks both Of San FTstci.co
T1 spine, sbAsts County March p Solomon HOaord
TO Miss Nancy Cbshan. ell Of that County. 49,
10 Frsnchco. Ssrch II, Mr Don ID mcLes TO Mis-
Aruie Dunn youpgest 1sughter OF James Darn. ssq.
In Portland q. T., March 8, Mr. James &eKs0vn to Miss
Msry Olney
In c.essm.. County o. March Mr. George Strong
TO Mrs mary h. Cotton
1T Dir springs Illinois, Wra Henson. Of Placer Co.,
Cal to Mary only esushter Of George 81. and Harriet j.
Allen &C the OImer tls,e.
In sonous March 10. doses R,per to Marsare, CoOdy
In San Frapeisco March % Mr. VIM Ssr Of Louisyie,
Ky to Mics Cathsrile st,ws Of Wa.hrston, d: C.
10 San Frs cifco. v Ffsacs Gae.che to Clara NAL
lett. both OF that place -
10 Santa ARA County March ls, James Houston to Ns
ssIsh T. Now cod, all OF that County -
In cs,kss.< County, Jan p, Mathew H2oberry 10 Miss
Mary Ann Reed all OF Clseksu.s County. o r
In Marion County o. Feb y. NJ Noah r. Herren to
Brs A6eliIe l. vaughn. ali q said County.
In sa en- o the evening OF the .cth FEB NJ John
Kline Of COryshi, TO HIs ssrsb :. Beers, OF Salem
On the 18th Msep at Salinas Monterey County Nj w y.
Markham Of Tuoluu ne TO Miss Cynthia Caldwell daughter
OF Capt Caldwell
On The 18th Jan the house CT Mr. Oien Mr. Richard A.
Rspsr TO Miss R.be-es Thout all Ct Dousa Co o. e.
At Otklsnd the 2eth Jan Mr. Samuel II. Cannon 10
Ms Msry EvaLs, both Of UnPguA County, o. r.
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HAVANA.
Kan IN O Pien,,tu> ,sth


The L. ). Mail steamship Bls sex Warrior, Capt j..
ID Bulloch witch left New Yo'k on toe sth inst ar
rived at HsvsnG on ihs 18th crossed the Dar Al
p 81 ye-terday and reached the ieye4 AZ II o clock
this morning having heen detained By fog
The L. ). steamer Princeton Was etiil 10 port. Her
Officers and crew were oil well
Or The Moro toe Beck Warrior spoke tbs 5.
sloop If " n -mesto~o Commander Z i.or, bearing
the broad peunant Of Clm Cra5be from Norfolk,
bcurd in with all we'll on board.
Dr.. Peck, the person who Was arrested At Pdert)
Pm cipe, Gomez p5sseueer 10 the BLACK rrOr. Hs
vas arrested by mistake e.d brought 10 Havsns bu,
ie affe gsrd relieved, With The freedom OF tue
Biz busness wss 10 II. town, Sever ne preferred
coming To- tho United s.es.
Sixteen con vsIies of mUlsttoes are being organ
z,r 10 be attached 70 the infantry "a coon as arms
ar. delivered to them
The Military Commission we're in session sst Eli
day aud Saturday. Noting Of Their proceedings had
tTbuFTireo
inst Inclusive by the Bl4cs Warrior.
HE Pr,hsd sDnOuu toat at nesting OF the II =
yaIa Volunteers il had been resolved to contribute
subscrip,ion Of Per moth for each private aaf 90
for eacb oicer for the space of ~ or 20 m)ntns Tor
the purpose Of proviolpg themselves with tue Miole
rife. Four Influential merchants attached % toe
coJps bad epssged, on the proportion being fully
adopted 10 advance the funds necessary u import
FIVE thousand CT the wesp0ns. The subscriptions. it
lie said to amount 10 ron IS 900 to $1,000 per month
One Of tie Eavsns corps OF volunteers has been
dsIifed With the cogDotnen OF " The Havana Zou-
aves"
At the drawing Of the Havana Lot ory on the IA b
inst the highest prizes were taken follows 1915
SEQ coo, s744 sl6 900. ESQ so 0O0 % 533 90 900;
OIL 81 coo; IL 34 81 coo; 1897 81 600; 81 1891
81 0OO IA t9s $40 0O0 90 $50 ss 600; tll6 80 oOo
5l79 81 GOO; 10 1888 81 600; 1876 81 000 IL, 1876
: = % :
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city and New.York 90 the urivaof nsr' a. ofs mall
steamer, disuust, csufcn privacy, appear 10 st'end
the first dirclo< ure OF What nes 10 the pqoc Slowly
and rtly il per eiraee the Masses Except sn A'
knot OF merchants. or cfcsis fev se~ IN ~ All eigsr
for the event snd thfse speak in whRpers Sos7oa'-
mo Ne sboy DO .lectr ing of tie crowd n9qu rfcs
il seen or beard. The Mycuri0 ne~spaper otn e,
.oue hours sf,sr publishes in.ignidcsot supple
rnsn. which 10 bu; portion Of colaml OF is $50
10 appear nrx, day about noon.
III. Pot Office 20 do il credit, distributes i:s sm ell
all prompily, moe, Of the foreig letters srrIvIaZ
,bropsh the British Consulate mssger fev from
H. T.irec S,s,es and aloDeshore Only rescaiDg t.
Tn v.ry exrsvsgsnt rates Of postage on lettsr. an1
ney.nsners ty cents for the former, and eight cents
sscb fc the I,,ferl IL eres, burden snd intolerance
IN tbs ysy of familiar intercourse between Chile sad
o,b1r nnrtops Of the civilized world
Ard ye, urogress 10 mare even here. The coming
NJ The Erei hnsn Win biz ste,ners ten yesr. sioce,
cid .on ching cops1 cradle toward IT, toe co og OF
new Yapsee line Of propeller, within month pss',
sore the coast mssirg r-quent and speedy t'Ps oil
Cor co,c cosch runnny from this 20 SANTIAGO d4iy;
ard OF Aosrn. & Co's Express with IT. nes-eDgerc
and ui,sIves If advancing civiiz,;on-a are TOKENS
Of hopeful future for this country, and, IN lesd, Tor
ali the Sta'es Of south America ;.
ECUADOR Dates from Gasysquil are 10 the !-in
nit TIE Progres0 of that date publishes the trsa
between Ecuador arc the United ses, IN sde oy the
Hon PHO White aid Don Marcos Espi1ei, r-iauVe
10 The loan Of three millions of dosrs aud tue Protec-
torate OF the Republic offered by the Unised states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

san FRANCISCO. Friday evenns March g, lt55.
With the exception of Ss7iy Improved IJbbng trade The
week b. presented ENCOURAGING features s basn-.s
tsls Auost every article OF mefchsndise bs receded In
price very materially h.s h- ben tbs that Ia
ecutsrstisely the hsute been reported
Cash sale. quite of the QUESTION and -
realize fer esh oosn equivalent 70 on-r OF
~teev.r 100 f.ur,s be ,ven for them Even
short sales o blt effect and in such Ia ost
irrnees the ffurs. BE below cos, aud charges
This state Of ui5ss results Ia part from the seus scarcity Of
nsrsy nsin on the CONVICTION that we have and are
% ,srtuipe !. 10 bore MI &r coed moderately
year trade II evident that 70 have
srothsr svT OF goods Of Almost every possible de'crOon
ard The 5dicors preparing a. far as they can 90 sed
still continue mercantile pursuits 70 meet tue pSrtend1e
evil.
Abe rain which hss steadily fallen sl day b. mate,y In
isif,eo with bgsLt ard, Consequence, We have 70
tslss &c plTt -. -.
do rons,tie 81 IS; so do Asheys selfRsas st $l2 SJ
n; ar 40 bbls Hsxsl at sl4 + Dbl
GRAIN Sales Of ACES bag. Bailey st IL 10 o. poor
wlesi and 20 DO os,s at &c. n. Also 15o nsks
Bran at &c y n
PorArors-ss'es Of 200 sseis At idle y ..
SALkEArUs-sale Of ito cases At n Z
SFiCts-sais Of 10 cssss
TAPIocA-ssle 81 coo n st n
tIRVP-tle Of go Less East BOeto, q f.oss 81 u.
g.lon
PtFFrR sArcE-s.ie Ct 50 boxssst
RUrTLs-sse OF 81 FRI t-s az sS4c = b
HAess -e Of 80 tbs DE Qaxotte, 81 about 2iie-
a. n.
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ANOTHER GREYTOwN AFFAIR ANrICI-
PAIED.

TIE UNITED STATES sLooP.o WAR ST. MARYs
psDIR ORDERS TO SAIL TO SAN JUAs.-We are en-.
abled to state on reliable authority ,hst the most
rious difficulties are appreheDded in relation to con-
toversy between our Resident Minister and the Mics
rsgusn Government and that acti ge measures in
preparation 10 redress the grievances account of
which has been received here 10 dispatches from our
Minister.
These dispstches were addressed TO Commodore
Del.Bey and contained Iequest that 80 re GDvern-
mept vessel this station should be immediately dis
patched 10 San Juan del sud- Nicsrsgus for the pro-
lection Of American residents ard the redress Of va
rious outraees on our national flag. These dispatches
were opened by Commander Farragut who took the
responsibility OF doing so as the senior officer on this
station.
We understand that, in consequence Of these dis
patches the u slOOp-of-war 81 Marys is to put to
sea az room ar she can be sot ready under secre.
ders for San Juan eel Sud We may be IN possession
Of further particulars within few days bat the in.
telgeDce which We give to The public this morning
10 perfectly reliable as far az il goes.
Alta Cslifornis, March 81.
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Advertisement
DR.. HUNTER on THE CURE OF PULMONARY
CoNsUMPTIoN.
LETTER No. XIV


To me ke1ter, Of The y. T. Tribuss'
We 5enoapcs n-n that they would give tfns
ard ssne thst great work be brought 70 ps by
morning sTsusbt ths ssias OF peeions drufs
but that hey oube ss,usd that needs De that this
OF labor add corsiteth in rsmtdies and as
Of be among themselves For caa be "a
spris maine that what yet done c.n DO eore
unless ey ,uen a. ~ere never yot Attempted"
iLoRD BACON. 81
I:,he reader has carefully followed me through my
description Of the many forms which Consumption no
will understand the intimate connection eIsns 20
tween this disease and Cit1h Sure rvoas and Bronoss
Cst4nh regard The usual commencement Of conss"p.
ton and its cure essential the o. the Lune
This fully explained 10 second Letter III me n"-
limb the AIN which drass down TO sna'nre ra'e'
II occur. all der thousand dss ise ana ~
that truly tnst .moss every "coDo
IL 10 degree. 10 the treatment OF
.Irh the have psrsa-d with anost instnae'e
cess 'ollou, mild stTinsspt yapor " ditecs-a
Inhaled three t.Ies ssy, ffOm Inc uh,iins HN'
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IOTHE GOVERNORS or THE AIMS House 90 Sat-
urdsy ihe lih ar b. il- OF Home aud
ALLIED BY the b06oo River train OF Toe poor gisrs
mother Bridget HOraeJ isg Ne VA reifd pc
EoDff..Bth rits-bh IL crpp- "a oo- arm,
and po be Toe sad loss OF Ter dzagh
ter her snd she 10 gieg 20 her.
sell. I'd pl which
by to ,eh~o Governors Of the Aims House do
hrl hsye been stesy the alms
bu, uifhol fret. Vhi hr daasher live
ing. viii they s netting for her she Is dead
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ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals in town We
AsuEs NrIsaSCE ABATEMENT.
To "A. Efif9y ef he " l. Trrbahe.

SIR In your pspsr q The cath sac a notice that
Ceis Be the approach OF ash ezs
for papose pTs.une II wing notice that may not
Be set Der = 9lX-s upon The ~-lss
SoUl' II ettef dsrb1e plscsrds
cousbips lie void Ase 20 be pot 10 the nd when
the ,eNicr Of the dum-n sQured a5d 20 direct teen
.bocs the the inside Of Tho
bouses
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CITY ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE PROFESSIONAL, a meeting of Dele
gates from Covenant Lodge, No l, Of the Ancient
Order Of Good Samaritan; Seventh Ward Temper
spce ARK OF Safety; Young Mems Temperance
Watch Club; Father Mathew Temperance Benevo-
lent Society, aud East River Temperance Benevolent
Society, it unsniDOusly resolved that circulars
be sent collecting the cooperation of ell Temperance
arc Religious Associations ia a grand Peoples Tem-
perance Procession sud Demonstration The first
meeting Of the Committee will be held on Thursday
evening, hsy ., at Botanic H,, No. 63 E,st Broad
way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

vEssIL SOLD The ship John Bsrtrsm, Of Bosom.
1000 turs. has been sold to Wn- =. Schmidt d Co..
Of New York for sas 900 cash. for their line Of Jackets
from New.Yoik 10 North OF Eui ope.
SACRIFICE The church Of 81. John the Evanrsf
let EptcoPL,) in the town OF Stock port, Co,umbia
County, was broken ia.o, night la.t week and
property 70 the value Of $500 taken away. costly
velvet sitar-co'h, with other chancel-.rimmnss and
several SUPPLIES, book marks, sc were stolen.
Ebtrspce effected through the ves,ry room vim
dow-the thieves having tired 10 vain 10 force the
door, liberal reward Is offered for the detection Of
the perpetrators of this Outrage.
CESsrs MARsHAIs ~ WIsrcHEsrER Co -TXS
Budson Rrer CkrenIee gives tie following List Of
Msrbsr for taking the Census Of the, County:
BsdJrGe i.,iet !. Jobn " HATED, Jabes Robsrsss;
e~s..4.Dss dso,.. '' e. s.yuoss; 2. job. H. oos-
Ea.ta,'e, dat Josn y.et.os; > George @. swain
C,e.1s'gEDbt !. John Butler :, D,.sn.n oaslli ..
Lt,,.sr07n., l, sr..tu.E Ms.A ., stephen q. ao.s.
bossf Pi.asast-Db. David Hays a. s Sherwood; s. q.
kss> soekeIe- si.tbea Aue,i.oo
ho'h Ca.E.-pis; ,Gss'se W. ssai, sshsmsh s.lss,
]. :.
Pela5m GeOrEe W 10 ton
Pcurdr60>-Jobo n ssfls
hye-Dsta ord ;, Richa 4 Lr,n.
seayscGie- Onir Weel
senn.- Dist ! Chrs.Ophsr C. Brown ?, slA. o:.sary
y eitk.ttey-Hsgvey x 90
We. -Ur.-Dir / cb.rles aeGowen; 2. William Gr.y.
Uhife PlGms-A O4kies.
yonies Dit. !, Lyman T srsdsy ? James '" Lent >,
Isaac osittr
ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals in town ve
pot,ce the following:
the 81 NICOLAS HoTEL VIM " Bedford %orc.stsri
h. 'ic.isssn Detrvl,, Ssmasl Pyson bcstoo; the AZ
,. Cox, love; the h.GIy R'se. npLesetA; Josn
stusft Ptirs pfia; Judge Cat 50 Loais, 4 Jess1p,
p Lar. iptis; fhos A Tsbor Albany
A. The Aston HoCsE-.Cb ~ II seward. Alo1rn; z.
tcei.kspr. bstiUore; Burse d.rttott. Ea~la X
Piescott. " Camolids- .. Wi-h u ) y W. a. Cory,
Stpsii Garrt 'eh-fes rret toni w. ~ cuss Bossoai
W. CeopeT. fhlAregha
A. tie W TRofoLIr.S dOTTL-J Philip Roman fsrysnd;
Geo htkbsn rhlsie yhsi Lesr. Nes ofe.nsi
yucs sH N saS Ff.nebco Wu y Horton, so,i ,o Joha
Wsser -ehsnees-ofi '. roer Psasn.; P0himi-
ss oit,si n NJ to.s29. Ira ssei W.l,er Kes-
Lits,.ces. ) " 3rsch Bo.on
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The Hutchinson Family will be present at the
Maine Law coDgratulstory meeting to-norrow even
pg, and sipg Maine Law song, and song fer
Mayor Wood
" The Mayor site In his chair of stse
While an eager throDg sround him wait"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

MILITARY DISCIPLINE Some of the Police hav.
ing expressed diss risscton with the ne regulations
in regard TO uniform, the Mayor says that he is quite
reac TO accept the resignation Of any Officer Po-
Icensn who does not choose TO obey them, and that
he shall consider any expression Of dsspprobation Of
their regulations acase Of in ubordin alton, and
deal with it accordingly.
REsIGsATIoy OF SERGEANT BELL william Henry
Bell who las been f,vorably known az the Chief 81
tie EmigraLt Squad, since its iganzation, resigned
yeserdsy to retire TO quiet life and farm which be
hss recently purchased in Oswego County. IL vii be
difficult, TO ill his place, as he was thoroughly sc-
qusin'ed with the Emisrsnt business-more so, per-
hsrs, IL any other man in the city.
A FIsH-SToRY.-A sturgeon was caught in a ret off
Telers Point, just north Of Sing Sing, on Monday
evening, which measured eight feet seven inches and
weighed three hundred and fry pounds
SOCIETY," LIBR.RY.-The following gentle neu were
yesterday elected Trustees of the New.YOrk Society
Library for the ensuing yesr:
Charles Z. Anderson, George T. rong George j.
Cornell, Charles X Swords. Henry K Winthrop,
George K. j. Bowdoin j. p. Girsud Foster, Oliver
W Gibbs, George G. Waters: Jacob Hsren, Robert
{: Gooohne Cornelius Du BIS, Henry Van Schack,
VIM. H. Altlou, Martin K. ibriske.
BURGLARY AND ROBBERY Sometime bet seen the
hours Of II o'clock NJ. and O'Clock z. NJ,
yesterday, the looms occupied by Mr. ODea, 10
tenant house in Fihy-fourth.st, between Fifth and
xth-avs., were entered by means OF false keys, bis
trunks and wardrobe unlocked and forced open, and
about sixty dollars in god and silver taken from the
drawer Of bis writing desk together with several ar.
ticles OF ewelry belonging 10 his wife. The rooms
of aMr Brown, builder, on the next floor, were also
enters, d. and valuable watch, gold cross and other
articles, distracted. No person in the house It
time of the robbery except Mrs Dea, sho Was busy
with some household matters in the basement. The
thief escaped sith bis booty unObssrved. VIVA.
makes the matter on the part OF Mr.. 0 Dea the more
sgeravatrg, lie the fact that the greater part of the
money was left With him by friend few days ago,
for safe keeping.
To DEAF MUTEs-Mr. J. Ii Benedict, Of the Ia.
stiiuiioD will lecture on Aerial Navis alton to deaf
mu.es this lWednest syl evening in the University
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FIsH-SToRY.-A sturgeon was caught in a ret off
Telers Point just north of Sing Sing, on Monday
evening which measured eight feet seven inches and
weighed three hundred and fifty pounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-25

TO DEAF MuTEs.-Mr. j. II Benedict Of the Ia.
stituiiop, viii lecture Aerial NaviI alton TO de At
mues, this Wedness syl evening, in the University.