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Tie academy Of Design. which
sold its building in Broadway, has
purchased site for new structure,
just opposite Madison Square The
l,nd alone costs $4,000. and it is i'll
tended to erect upon it u builelipggst
an expense Of sode $40, 900 more
The property In Broadwav realized
from se0,ooo to $1,000 >rKe new
Academy Of Design will satisfy the
demands Of the future as well as OF
the present, and in art will .fud a
home, worthy her high aspiration
The painters are in great g1ee.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-18

~ The GREEK Contribution TO THE
WAsHINeroH MoNuMENr.-The Greek
Government has sent stone from
the Pafthenoh Of Atbcbs, with m in.
cription in classic Greek, Of which the
following is translated: M sasf
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block Of an eartbquakes4ssf some Sci
verify, was felt on. Friday iJVrnfhe
week, h few minutes before 3 o'clock,
ii sestrs1 portions 6f Virginia, d tbe
Richhiohd Penny Post has been H.
formed by persons who we're present
and expefiehcdd IT, At Clafksvllip,
there wds d fhmtlihg, rattlihy sciind,
which resembled somewhat the noisa
nude by a four7llotse coael, ID rapid
motion, or 4 wagon with an empty
body, riinhiiig rapidly down q rough
hill. Ciockefv, standing on h table,
was tfsibly sbakeii. At Wyliesbtug,
he houses were shaker, and one gen
tlenrfn was walked up by The severe
jar and iloise. Attained by Tie crack >
ing souiid Of his house, be jumped out
Of bed considerably frightened, and
ran oft to see if tie house was not oi,
fire 1T tie top. III Prince Edward,
we learn,, the shock was still greater.
Iii Halifax, 1t was sufficient 70 wake
persons from sound slepp. We ne
to learn that no person IN
Rfthmoi1 was aware Of an earth
quake III this region at all. ,e
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-18

.FATEL MlsrAKE.--Mr John 8.
Weatbers from Missouri, settled in
Falls county recently, and was shot by
bis companion who was out hunting
with him. His companion seeing hin,
in STOPPING position mistook him for
a bear, and shot, him. 3 He lived but
half an hour. "t,zs#sT % est rod In
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4. "a
The new Swedish tariff which came
into operation on the LIST instant, has
been published This is one Of The
most liberal measures ever voted BY
the diet. The King has sanctioned the
proposals made by the. Chambers for
reeinding all the hitherto existed pro-
l,ibifory duties on imports and exports
with the single exception Of btanJy)
but with The slight modification flat
they are to cease a, the eud. instead of
the beginning Of the year 1861. The
measure has been fayolbly received by
lie mercantile world, as one tending
to give q great impetus to the develop
ment OF foreign commerce.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-18

MET OF TASTE When General
Whitfield, Indian Agent visited the
Cneyennes and few other wild
tribe Of Indians. to pay their annuities,
this fall, they informed him that the,
next year he must bring them one
thousand white squaws, and The balan-
CO they would take in money They,
prefer a white squaw to blanket,
Sensible fellows.
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IMtTATtoN OF FOREIGNERS The
passion which some Americans display
for initiating the Mariners and customs
IT foreigners that visit ottr country. il
carried toa ridiculous extreme, Espeei-
billy is this true in New York, II seems
that Mario, The operate singer. parts
bis hair in the middel therefore the
young shallow path shobs Of New York
are doing the same and it is fast be-
coming The prevailing fashion among
them. It is to be hoped that tie
balapce aud equipose thus secured out
side will be realized In the itnerior
Arrangement IF the head. ~ H
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stated That slr. William Tbomp.
son, who has been confined TO his bed
by rheumatism for about fourtseny years
during which time he has not been able,
to walk one step, nor even to sit up in
his bed, was nlarried on The 18th instant
by Rev P. Wood, 10 Miss Margaret
Morris, Smyiil county, Alanrs s
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bE For the first time In five years,
saystl,e Journal Of Commerce thete is
surplus of seamen in the city Of New
York, although this is not large one.
Vessles are only enabled to select bet
ter crews than forme. ".
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Ew Elk Judge Edmonds ano

nY- Judge Edmouds and bis
literary partner, Mr. Dexter, have
issued the second volume Of their
Spiritual Revelations" One thou.
sand copies Of the book we're ordered
10 advance Of its publication. #5s
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lhltt teIEt s.sllasfl i 4 81 |.tss i|ss

be safe. Inquire about your neign-
lborsl befare .you build and yer,r eoms
panion before you travel. Tie first Of
wisdom il the fear cf God The
worlds carron and itsgfvllowers dogs.
Porreriy without ebt i .indel. end,
enee-L Long experiences makes large
wit. The sldgard betomes 4 stronger
10 God. and an acquaintance with In
diligence. s7 lHo
by six qualities may a fool be
known Anger without cause,
speech without profit, tl,ahge without
motive i,qniiy without aioIjeet, put
ting trust ina stranger. and wan,ing
capacity to discriminate between u
friend anda foe. .,...st
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TAPPING waves REoEPToR--The
Rev [. J. Roberts, for eighteen years
a missionary in China, arrived at New
York last week, on board the Pbiladel.
phia clipper ship Messenger from
Shanghai lie vas the religious pre-
ceptor Of Tae=ping Wang. and taught
him the Christian creed before he
became the leader of the Chinese insur-
gents.--T Deita a ri, ....sf
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Dr.. TRousDALE.-We notice the
return of this gentleman, who has
been absent for few days in the low
or parishes. The Doctor may now be
found again, at lis post On Lafayette
street, ready 10 attend to Business
lis work as q scientific and practical
dentist, will compare with the best,
and he refers to those only, whom be
has served, for recommendation to
others. n4a sssa .f.7 IA .se-
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10 Attention is directed to the
card Of Mr. Moses daguerrean ar.
fist, in to-dayspaper. Mr. Moses has
been here several days taking heads,
for Chon's directory. Hetproposes to,
remain a few days longer Il, order TO
afford a'9 an opportunity for a1l ambi-
tious parties to "lsaye a good impress.
sion On the world'to do %. His rsnas,
are at tho Capitol ssTg O asfl h;ss
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Prentice Of the Louisville Journal
is the author Of the following: "The
editor Of tho New Hampshire Patriot
says that he expects to grow fat as long
as be lives. ffAh, YES; but If he dies,
will not the fit be III The fire z"
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The Boston journal says that not
withsfahdihg The hard times, the pros
poets flow are, that during the present
year the number of new dwellings and
warehouses to be erected 10 that city
will fully equal, if pot exceed tho
number erected last year
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d:5tHttl'lp Cnltlrt
Thursday Mprnins,:a: Fsb. 10, 1855.


Thursday Mprnins,:4: Feb. 10, 1885
CRoss F1nlset4--Tuessday morn
itgs Advocate, Is full Of ibis pleasant
sport and agreeable pass-tine The
subject matter, Is Of standing iutet.
est the Penitentisry. There being
something still left Of Mr.. Rivers from
"Lo(hys' attacts upon him, "A hi.
rector" tut friend Hubs, aud his
Hunathe Mayor, take shot If small
grape. aud canister vat hiui, Mr.. Riy-
ers IL said to have said that Doc,s
Hines (out friend Tho Doeiot) had de-
livered lectures in this city on Prison
Discipline, thing Which lis Hon. tile
Matore repudiates. and says that The
Dott. might lecture III. New Orleans,
but could not do IL here. On The other
hand It appears that Rivers said that
Hubs was not present., swlen Rivers
witlishe joint committee from The Lee
gislatiife visited the Prison. To prove
that this fact is hot the fact, Hubs
britiss the rebuttiag testimcnyof Wit
ness,s to prove Here The matter
stands When it moves. We look 10
see it more complicated and More in,
teresting. i1fan opportunity offers feis
us.to come in and take side hand,
weashall do it. stis s r. ~
sask ~ s444.---~ .-e4.4~.---s-- fs rs
aTHE REAk WeMAN MoNsrRbsIrY.
Speaking of ibis. beaslv and DISCUS
ting exhibition the Delta says ."The
picture of.tlle Hybrid or Bear Wo-
man, which is hanging out in front Of
tile Masonic Grand Lodge Hall is
most Disgusting looking affaif, and We
think. for the honor Of our city, it
should at once be removed M fe
male who il il an Interesting condi-
iiun,' should pass BY that horrible
spectacle; md there Is Modelling how
mary bare children may be born here
after in New Orleans. Take away
the ffightful picture; let the original
be sesb lifted IN doors, if you will, and
let those wlio are fond Of horrible
sights, and disgusting lnonstrosities,
60 aid feast Upon tue sight, If they
goose but, do not force people with
delicate stomacbs to look at even the
portrait. Masonic Hall is net gaihing
asnluch in money by this exhibition
asit IL is losing IN reputation
There should be a State Law, pro-
hihiting'the exhibition Of fat women,
giant men, bear women, wild men of
Borneo. and other sat,h disgusting and
dsgrsdii.el i. aazlsil 4di % I
- IN vs., understand that The house
of Beleh q \ l|'g9th - # s.. Louis,
th,stsGInneelis sugar r. ppers, have had
bill'passed through the Legislature
Of Missouri schartering the refinery
with 4 capital Of sl,oo0.oo0 with the
privilege Of augmeuting it to $1,000
900. The restrictions imposed upon
corporations by the State, have been
by this bill suspended in favor of
these parties. As TO holding real
estate, making annual report Of liabil-
ity-aud. holding the stock holder
bound for the amount Of their stock
only They have .ele ted the directo-
~ committee Of s persons--and have
had SoOD,0a0 subscribed. The bu>i
ness will be immediately resumed.
4 10 The impression is abroad. that
Col. Steptoe, who las just taken bis
seat Ii Utah, as Governor Of Tie ter
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To- At an election held thiA day
for directors pf / lIss Bg I'm and Clinton

for IlhsctoM pf tlIes Bs In and Clinton
Plank Road Co, the following gen
tlemen were elected: a2
@. HAckErr, A. NJ. .Dunr, 9. A,
PIKE, !. s. HERnoN, s. W. iDBAR
rse, J. NJ. !. BHrroI. A. 7prlAHopH's.
BARsuM IN PARlsTBafnunts An7
photography is on sale 10 Paris. and
attracts considerable attention With
out doubt ! il will ysoon appear, in
Fftnth, ana Mn 'tiava d wiHG eirt1hf.
ton. As an illustration Of trais-
Atlantic sl,rewdness in trading, and
of Yankee tinanciering in general, it
will be highly appreciated by the
French and very generally read And
we may add that in tho many instan4
crs, Il will be taken Ms u daguerreo-
type 1T American character.
It is generally known that the bod
ies Of Goethe and Schiller repose in
the vault If the 'eiguing family in
SAKE Weimer. A few months ago n
stranger was conducted to visit the
vault, when to his dismay the guide
found that the second door was broken
open, as also were the collins Of the
grand duke Charles Augustus, his
wife, and the last duke Charles Fred
erick The gold brocade above the
'cereelotb and the rings. from the
corpses themselves, the gold Of the
epaulettes, and indeed, whatever was
valuable. had bssn carried Of - 6.
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|
i kind .AlH Bulletin aa fa e#t a7e
| WHAT is NOT A LIBEL. -.1udgt
Oakley recently expressed an opinion
that. when an Editor Of a newspaper
merely states runior that is abroad
such, for example, us tlat a certsit
] person. naming him, had issued steel
/ Illegally aud abscorndel he should b.
eSonera'ed, provided that it WIS Il fac
that the rt,in'r existed, although MOI
true. In such n case. their is no inten!
to do ininry, and there is.no h,alice
A circumstance that is commonly spo
Ken Of III business circles, as n matter
IF public iticrtist, ought not to be re-
gatded rs libelIous when mi editor sta.
les it.
Late Enalisl, papers state that non
commissioned effects arc to lie com.
nissipned for their gal 'aotry in The
''~oldiers battle Of Inkerman, and
HAT their commissions viii bear date
he day Of lie battle No 5. This is
as it should be. According to all ac-
t4nn's, HE battle Of Inkerinan was
gained ~ Tie downright, lard fight
ing of soldiers, not BY any display Of
superior taeties on the part of The
commanding officers 1nkerlnan was
really The soldiers battle" t-
Nine. Grisi and Marc IRE to mike
their last appearance in Boston Oh
Saturday hest. They will then give
three farewell performances New
York and depart fof Europe BY the
steamer Atlantic on The 2ist inst -
During the representation Of Norma
ut the Ruston theatre, on The 9th ult.,
he pupils of the Blind Asylum at
South Boston were present. Their
counienanees are said to have express.
ed delight, and they manifested their
feelings in hearty applause.
= -
L9oase hekpaa - = : n, t'1, r
~ iol"n''la county, y ,'tw4o : sa'o
:" ha'e oeen me ors'ha' OF i.Vings'
amusing history of New York; died on
Tuesday week Williamsburg Judge
X was ynlelnbers Of Congress in
1S00-1O.s ~ r " y d u
~, II I. -,,s.,, :,
,,; A"s W. - oua' !" 49, '" we
" "'. es las,;,s MN, ~" N. s s'
jet. IN Boston, says lug use ivasapro-
hl''iie W phrtIiefAary Inv under lhe
impression that il prpfifred disease MI
w rlder plijlishfIients fiillifiE 20 stop ITS
use, 81 law wss I,iissed milking tia
'npta' offence 10 burn coal. IN The
reign Of Edward the Mr,t,.n man was
actually put 10 death for nsiug it
sus,a,,,u nh = n, = AL. AL,
u' '' ~, ~ nem o Ia III; ~ y
eompelefl to vaechte his sea, in The Sen
ate fibfsprobhhly .sthe. remainder Of tie
Session. lie is expected TO sail for
Havana in d feWHdays, III tho hope Of
obtaining relief what Kind?
~, !, -'- /
r.. % p r q, ~. o's t ln'rror s'a'es 'oa'
" a. =. one''o. MacSehzle Is aopl1 70
the lives of all The notable men and
women With vLome he has come in
ctiitaet' dhring hhe last CIV Years a s'f ,
IS y 1TF.4i 7a'
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The New York Mirror states thu
Dr. r Shelton Mackenzie is about to
take his own life4-4in connection with
The lives Of all the notable men and
w2pen. With VI ! g hgs b4gp s come il.
coiitaet' dining fbe last City years. v :
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de gsnssEl MAsH,MH4os,s The


Hero tue UHptain the Statesman,
tie Fou9der IF modern Liberty, the
Lahti Of sd1un, 1lipmisiocits and
Ppiidlps; the Mttheriof Ancient Free
tlom,asa Testimonial of honor md
admiration, consecrated this aaeient
stone from the Partlenon.n
Stones I'd tie Washington Mont
matt are also furnished BY the te1es-
,ial Empite and the E,tipire Of Japah
--sthe cradles OF. despdtism, lin the
shape Of patriarchal government -
The monument, when completed, will
be- The most colossal, mosaic. and The
most valuable history III stone Of man
kind .AlBulietin. 70 tga e# aaae
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Senator Fish, Of New Y ork, ~ said
iehein very pcor health, and viii be
compiled to raecate his seat in The Sen
ate fof.probably.sthe. remainder ofthe
session. He is expected TO sail for
Havana in d feWdays, in tho hope Of
obtaining relief. what Kind?
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Now, gentlemen said mob
leman to his guests, rs The ladies left
the room, " let us understand each
other; are we TO drink Ike men, Of
like. brutes ~ ''t'" ''
Tho guests, somewhat indignant.
exclaimed. Like men, Of course"
Then replied he,'' we are going 10
get jolly drunk forabrnteanever drink
more than they want a.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-18

A gentleman at a late fashionable
assembly being asked which ofthe
ladies' Of the company he thought the
most beautiful, replied. "whv. madam,
they are an beautiful but that lady.
l think-poiuting 70 Miss Bunch, who
wss dressed in the extreme of fashion
ousstfips han ~. ~ " alta.
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I. 10 The impression Is abroad. that
Col. Steptoe, who bas Just taken bis
seat III Utah, As Governor Of HE ter
fitory, aud successor Of Brigham
Young, Is 50 much pleased with the
peculiar institutions of that people.
that he Il about to espouse' their rclig-
ious belief The confession of faith
in'Ju Smiths form Of religion, will
make 4 larger number Of male prose
lytes than any other creed. II the
Col. has any friends in this part Of the
world, they should, advise him, TO
open wide his eyes, and not 60 blind.
lyssinto this matter.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-18

There are thirteen newspapers In.
foreign languages published in New
York seven German, three Spanish.
two French, and one Italian. hi.
London, wit NO and half million
ofihbabta' here ispublish but one
newspaper foreign language. ~
stsstBI 81 ss szl... fourier de Europe.
o. qriehd s. 8. Hall Esq,
will acc NJ ar thanks for city papers.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-02-18

A story having been circulate in
regard to TIE novelist Bulwef, having
no foundation in truth, it is thus con.
tradlc'ed IN proprir person :SIR:~-In
the 'jri'ic, of Dec 18th. read that a
New York paper Estates that Buker,
the novelist ina letter to gentleman
at Boston. 'f'Ii 81 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

u U n c f q B r O T II f r
~ HAvE RrN0vrD
THEIR BOOK AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENT
TO No. 1916 NASSAU-ST.
BLOW rHEIs PREVIOUS LOCATION.
The presen, situation Of the undersigned siortng them much
ample accommodated than they previously possessed
they have resolved hereafter keep constantly nand
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
including the principal publications Of the pub hns houses Of
NETWORK. BOSTON and PHILADELPHIA. At the pub
Hhers' price the trade retail in large and small quaint
ties
The public will find upon their shelves ell the
NEW AND CURRENT BOOKS
ued the Magazine and Periodicals received direct
fTr n the publishers
BUSCE BROTHER viii issue from their new location
within Al short Period. severs volumes Of
DISTINGUISHED CHARACTER
including from pens 4 OF celebrated
suthors. BUSCE & BROTHER.
Publishers and Bookseller No. l25 Naszau-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
Ar, Meeting of the Directors OF the New y 0rk
and Harlem Railroad Company, held az the once OF
Rxcursiop-Aucfion sale of Woodhqyenn Center Center

Property, on Thursday, May a, 1850 at r M.-tEAL
ESTATE NOTICE.. II. PITkIN General Agent aud Auc-
tioneer will sell without reserve Of the desirable
PROPERTY in the vicinity Of New Yok and Brooklyn on the
GROUND See handbls maps, &c, for other parcnas 10
be had SIS Dey and No. PSI Grands New ork No
rs Fuons Brooklyn. and at the New England House at
Woodhaveu 81 NewYork by Long Island Railroad
and about miles Fulton aud Peckip Ferries by other
The Cars leave South Ferry atlOA NJ and p Mreturn at
f:s8PM
To mt and hack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

The Yer, LafestThe latest and the latest styles
are always most coveted This reasonable because things
Of the present day oen improvements OF this character
A ELLSWoRTH'S SUPERIOR HAIR TONIC, truly sci
entifc preparation.
DORIS YOUR HAIR NEED STRESGTHENlNGl
NoVLD YOU PROMOTE GRowTHf
NouIp YOU IMPROVE BEAUIIFY YOUR HAIR
NoUIp YOU HAVE BEAUTIFUL GLOSSY CvRLs
Then use that LATEST Of all toilet aTcles-ELls.
WORTHS SUPERIOR HAIR TONlC-carefuiy prepared
from uice materials, and elegant put up
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Apoihecarles
c. v CLICKENER Co, No. 81 Barclay-st, aud Witt
HEAD BROTHER, No l52 Greenweh-st-' Agents Oliy oil
Hew-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
90 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con-
ID stuuty baud very superior article Of pure boNE
DUST consisting Of savings, filings and ground bone -
Ofders received the Works 5dst East RIVER OF Al NO.
SO Vesey-si., up stairs. CHRISTIAN sCh"AhiN
IMPORTANT and USEFUL DISCOVERY
The uudrsigne informs the Of Orchards and lovers
Of sound Fruit that his discovered Remedy TO destroy tho
disastrous insect Cocua. with all other Nermin detnmen-
al 20 gorinz Fruit To this blessing the short
est time hs Published t Ia pamphlet With description and
instructions how destroy them Hins obtained rrcmian,
genuine Gernum which he has Nursery on hi' iarm
Ak for The truth OF assertion. The Pamphlet both IN
Fneh md German sold 80 the Bookstore OF
X MFSTERNANN & Co. No 30 Broadway, New iOrk
FIR PFEIFFER Home p o, lndiIna Co, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24

Emigrant Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange &c
l. Remoyed from No. q Cend- the corner OF Centre
sni Canals New-York. The Office Is established BY the
ommissoners Emigration where always be found large
numbers of LABORERS and SERVANT At low rates Of
and persons thee orders filled by writing 10
the Superintendent and senne the amount necessary 20 pay
nIovers JAMES p PAGAN, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
Maclaurin,. Pa.enl System OF Penman.hIp taus

by Author and Paentee his Rooms No 5 Br0alway
TEgMs-&25 for complete course (unlimited Qualifying
Of Teachers for city country, go Open ct all hours
This great invention for which the United States Government
conferred Patent consists Of method for training the
hand which entirely and which ABSOLUTELY NsuREs
complete con the pen and hand writing combining
beauty and egibity with RAPfDITY or EXECUTION,
qualities which not acquired in COMBINATION IN any other
WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-24
6peeial Notifies.

70 IT, Rr,ttnn will deliver Free Lecture TIE KELA-
fioks AND LAWS OF MIND AND NATTER As Illus
m ATF ID ny THE SPIRITUAL Phenomena Al the stny
,esant lntute on JRsDA Az EVENING I'm inst aiie5
which greet number and vtfiey OF oIlhii "h'N'' e@
DRAWINGS will he exhibited
Praf s,berb,. Lectures in Brooklyn.-These LEG
nre, will BE- continued III ESDAf, JhJhoDA1 ana "a
nHDAY EVENINGS At Packers Female Institute gofale,
.ors Tickets the Bookstores and az the door second
Lseiure THIS Thursday EVENING, Mag a, atsP. NJ
veteran orps Of fsI2-A special meeting Of the Corps
corner q Grand and Elizabeth % business Of importance
WIN" " Bv order II. RAYMOND, Col.
WV. TAYLOR, Aousant.
New-York Young Mems Christian Association
the receipt Of flo0 from friend Inc hahAs OF
the Assooiaton ore G. H. L. for bic Mind remembrance
BENZ. r. mANNIERRE. Treasurer
Animal Meeting DEMOINE NAVIGATION and RAIL
ROAD COMPANN The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
md Directors will b. held the LAST WEDNESDAY Che
, Of June 1855 the Office OF the Company 10 the city Of
Kcokuk at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. ,
OBV1LLE CLARK, President
HENRY O'RrrLLY, Secretary.
,nJ I,aTlcm Railroad Company, held at the Office Of
he Con pany sd inst, PlLO NJ nd Esd was onah
imously elected President. -.
Al Tie same meeting the following resolution was unanimous
lJ That the thanks Of this Board rendered NIcHo
DIAN Fsq for bis efficient and valuable services while oc'
eurvt the posifOn Of Pre- dont Of the COmpany tha hey
try sppreo the aid the Company has received from ms g
po,tion IN community and for the uneittns aboi ana
zeal which he hes manifested while s presiding ofcer that
they should have arisen 70 sever me con
pecn but Trust good feeling heretofore existing between
Mr. Dean and the Board may continue unimI aired
BY order of the Board
W. c. WETMORE, President pro tenn