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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13
An incident at the Fan Of sebastopol.

The following romantic story is from the
letter of a soldier 10 his friends in Glasgow,
published in the North British Mail -
: / might as well tell little incident that
occurred in the town. A party Of men, be-
longing to different regiments, were Patrolling
from house to house, in search of plunder.-
In one of the houses, they came across beau
tiful young female, about IL or IS years of
age. Of course, some rivalry was shown
amongst the party, who commenced TO drag
her about, and would have used violence to
her, had not young man belonging to the tlth
taken musket and threatened TO blow the first
whereupon. the young woman few to this man
and clung to him for protection. She fol-
lowed him all the way back TO the camp
When coming in sight Of the camp, he beck
oned for her TO return: but no, she would not
leave him. Whether she had fallen in love
with him at first sight, don't know but she
came 10 camp with him. AS soon as he got
there, he was instantly confined for being abb
SC"' "AiSu 'HC vas
She followed him to the guard tent, and cried
after him. The Colonel Of his regiment, see
ing the affection she bore him, released him,
and sent them both TO Gen. Paris, where an
interpreter was got, and she related the whole
affair to them 1t turned out that she is a
Generals daughter, with some thousands.
She was beautifully attired, and carried gold
watch, and wore a set Of bracelets Of immense
value. The young man is about TO be married
to her. She will not leave him upon any ac-
count whatever; and if he is not lucky dog,
don't know who is
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

If It's happiness TO be nobiy descended,
It's no less 50 to have 50 much merit that
body inquiries whether yon are 50 or not.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

g The IMAGE OF HIS FATHER" On the
birthday of the seventh child, all the women
came rushing TO see the dear infant and TO
congratulate the happy parents upon the event.
Our friend anticipated the VISIT and instead of
having the child prepared for it, made the ser
want bring in sucking pig and dress 1t in
swaddling clothes, and covering up its face he
laid it in the place which the real child should
have occupied. The ladies were introduced
into the room, and gently approached the bed,
the coverings down, and portion Of the face
Of the little grunter was exposed. BLESS my
soul = said one of the ladies', what remark
able child 7 so very interesting, said sec
ond. 'And so good-natured = observed the
third as she commenced toying with it.. 'And
how very like his father = remarked the fourth.
They were all Immediately struck with the
observation and exclaimed The very image
of his father y The flatiered parent rushed
out of the room, convulsed with laughter, leav-
ing the old women TO discover their mistake.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

A few moments Of divine sweetness in s.
cret prayer is an antidote to any sorrsw cr
trouble
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

In THE WINDS EYE. 1t is curious fact,
storms advance in a contrary direction from
the wind. by means of The telegraph, it has
been noticed that northeast storms make reg
ular progress from some remote southwestern
quarter, their arrival at the different cities
along the line being telegraphed at intervals
as if they were armies or railway trains, un-
til after several hours they reach New Eng
land, and sweep windward towards Halifax.
The subject Of meteoroogy is now receiving
close attention from many of our strongest
minds.-State Of Maine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

My dear, said Mrs. Dogberry 10 her
daughter, 'you should not hold your dress SO
very high in crossing the street..
Then, ma. replied the maiden, 'how
should ever show the beauty of my founced
pantalettes, that have almost ruined my eye
sight to manufacture / don't care if the
beaus do look at me-
Mrs. Dogberry spoke Of the sin Of vanity
and the beauty Of decorum,' and walked off
into the chamber.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

Do not suppose that any one can assist You
in building up-a good character unless you lay
the foundation yourself. a a1 a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

CONSCIENCE. Conscience is the Unborn me
diator in every man. 1t is Gods vicegerent
upon earth, and is therefore regarded by many
as the highest and the last. Conscience is
fgured-;he celestial, aboriginal man. 1t is
not that, or this, il commands in general prop
ostions, it consists not Of single virtnes.-
There is but one virtue-the pure earnest will,
chooses Immediately. In living and peculiar
indivisibility it inhabits and animstes the deff-
cite symbol of the human body, and avails to
call the spiritual members into truest acsiyity.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

Men are frequently like tea--the real
strength and goodness is not properly drawn
out oe them till they have been short time ia
hot water
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-12-13

Some reported the treasures to have been
buried in solitary unsettled places about Ply
mouth and Cape Cod but by degrees various
other parts, not only on the eastern coast, but
along the shores of the Sound, and even of
Manhattan and Long Island, were eilded by
these rumors. In fact, the rigorous measures
of Lord Bellamont had spread sudden conster-
nation among the buccaneers in every part of
the provinces they had secreted their money
and jewels in lonely out of the way places,
about the wild shores of the rivers and sea
coast, and dispersed themselves over the face
Of The country. The hand of justice prevented
many Of them from ever returning to regain
their buried treasures, which remained, and re-
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Mem pnblirations.
SERIES

CMITHs GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES
~ Tlis feies Of 0eosrsphes By Roswell c. Smith,
lists Of
shITH9PRINARY GEOGRAPHY, Or, FIRST BOOK.
BAITH's QUARTO GEOGRAPHY Or, sEcoyD Book
SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS; Or, THIRD Book,
which heludes both Hcd<n ard -4neeaf Geography. Ths
series Of Geographical Work believed BY the pabshers 70 be
lar superior the important features to any oAss nov
before the public; The sdmsbe definitions here svsn Of
0eo00pAeol in the eeUness brevity and eIpetnes Of
the dsseypfs Cf the eries in the excellent and highly
attractive qHesons and and IN the great amount Of
raiuab in,rueon whieh;s herein impaired BY Dae Of
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uId to be ways pleasing because they are 80 readily under
ood by esIner and II 10 the united testimony Of euioeni
teacher that pupils who have used sAI rHs 9EOoRAeHIEs
always wen in public examinations The publishers
confident knowing the results Of frequent experiments that
clss Of scholars usDs these woik will acquire m given
sied increase Of proficiency those vboss studies
Geography have been puued according the unssteoy
plans of other books This The highest ie-. Of
sclool book ,hs SMITHS BIOGRAPHIES have been
subjected reyettedy and ruecessfally.
Published BY DANIEL BURGESS Co.,
No. GO John-st-, v. Y.
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GREAT WORK on NUNNERIES.
~ -ovEs IL ZOO coYrts SOLD WITHIN 1--WE DAYS TAos
PUBLICATION.
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os; DISCLOSURES OF CONVENT LIFE.
AND Confessions sfsTER cHAEfrT.
Giving Minute Detail Of ihe Inner Lie and Bciser
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before American pabie Ppce
In cloth, 81.
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lber cfy capncf be and Will be quesuoDed b. bot
Jesuit Priests and native dessoszes tore. and ustor
TIE Bosen Times says:
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Cabin 10 s circulation and certainly should DO 90 for -
far beyond the latter in literary point Of view
The Register Of Po'tsyille, Pa, says:
The trials and suseriSs which the writer endured h III
der the control Of the Superior slnot beJend eredence
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The Odd. Fellow Of Bconsboro', Nd, says:
exp OF the deotp.On and oorrapton OF
Converts and that will make Priests quake and tenhe
The OBeonia Hsrsd Of Ouezo Co. N. Y. says:
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being built in this sorou. county We beseA Tor
it trest sale"
The American Times Of Dutchess Co. n. Y. says:
The book IN lively captivating style and bears
unristaksble marks Of truthiulness on its fsce
The Dsnville Register, Va, rays;
IL boob that cannot fall 70 win fr itself are erten-
sye circulation than which hes been sdded 20 the literature Of
the country for series Of The style Of the author s
bold graphic and Take IL all IN all II Is one OF
the remarkable works we haze ever seen"
From The Daily Tribune, NewAbany.
60" work calculated 70 do coed, showing !. does the
evil nue which brought 20 bear q. children whose
theee utcE Of lee ming nnde the control OF
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n IBLO's sALOON.-PIRsT APPEARANCE
F G E ES AsP pSoM ESS rdE pE n
NORFOLK.
MADLLE TERESA PARODI
% eyf 70 ES 1a 'hs c r srs
ts srPTsp.si sT he ss ~ ifoS he .Dsns
Vine. AsALTA PATTI sTRAKOscH,
signor BERNARDO. the distinguished Baritone.
M APIoyAs The % celebrated HsIP PsrsO,%s, vi,.,
NJ JULiUs sfE6F it'cS the seIsSr.isd Fiuti.,
s eHh.ts M f sGHsITz 7s S9PSi ass
Ii" appearance slTRicE itHinSa'' srRAKoscH,
PRoes%M S'sfi1I inS iSoaPs;ri E%P1hTL
l." La sylphidesFantss Roman,ique composed and per
H. Good Night and Pleasant Dreams.A ns~ ballad CON-
IS fSe sr y ti,as ne BY Madame xMALI1 PATTI sTl
Fss's s.s1as 20 TssF :; m % SP1dM4s hsoA and
W. Al 2: hoansss S fS~ M,ys5sss,; S,s1d
vBsIlsd-" The Heart Bowed Down. BY Bale. suns By
VI cs,ta niy.S frOm B.nr. Opera Norma" suns sy
Mile. TERESA PAROpL
iiI1 s.intsd Mctbs the fsSOritc from Wssses
S1,nS 0RsM S M SHT sspS q a
PART ii.
Ipi,.%sn for the y9SneslIO se%EHS:sd By psl1os
- A9semgsnep, By b; .s;sr N ss IS ELL somaN IN Nine
AMfIfx PATTf sTRAKoscs.
I-As from II Trovatore,7 by Verdi sung by ssnor BER-
EARDI. - x
Iv-The Ricci vslse" sung by Mdlle. TERESA PARoDL
Tss ss%f6R By %a6RE composed
YITbs brilliant Duetto from Maria Psdlar by Donizel
sunt by Mile. TERESA PARODl and III me- AhALlA
PATTI sTRAKOSCH.
Pric9s Of admission TO all parts Of the Hal 81.
Tickets may be obtained Messrs Hal Sons, Van Nor
den Kings Jollie's Music Store, and all principal nude
store. hotels; from Souiher Eq Cashier Of the Bank
Of the Republic the Members Of the Committee fof the
Relief OF the sufferers from Yellow Fever.
Mr.. sTRAk0sCH vail play on splendid G,snd AID on
Chhens Sons celebrated maDufsetory kindly loaned by
w. Warren ksq., No. 500 Broadway.
Doors open at 4. Concert commences at 8 o'clock.
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NJ IBL O's G. A II ID L NJ
~ THIS fruesssy) EVENING, Aus. %, 1855
every evening daring the week, the Grand h'aAn
CINDERE LA,
BV the renowned PYNE and HARRISON Opers company
a.
Priuee eFelx......................hr Mr. W. Harrison
BOrrani Pedro h5 Goo holand
Tnisbe .......... Mrs Hom Ahdoro M noIinsn
Corn1a........... Miss Pyne Fairy OueenM Mrs stevens
WEDNESDAY aud Fhda,, .,,
eINDERELLA and The sKYLAak'
fRuysdaV and Saturday. CINDERELLA aud
"Lo! fear the Gentle Lark,'
Every EVENING the Pyne and Harrison Opera Company
Prvse Boxes.........S5l Orehestra Sess Isl
Ben Ohoe open daily 'rom A. n 70 4 r NJ i'' securing
oErhastra Sea and Private Boxes ooly.
Door ,pen At 7; 20 commence at H.
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ACHEL's DRAMATIC COMPANY
Ia beg respectfully inform the public Of New-YOrh that
MILE RACHEHs FIRST PERFORMANCE
win revocably take place on MONDAY next September
1t viii consist Of Cornsile's Tragedy entitled
HORACE.
Mile RACHEL will appear as Camille.
The performance will begin at u o'clock pre- csey WITH Jnes
de Premsrpys Comedy in two acts tn which the three
siten of Mile RACHEL will appear.
The second performance will tahe place Sept 4, when Ra
cine's Tragedy,
will be presented with Mile RACHEL AZ Phedre.
The third performance THURSDAY Sept 6, when
ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR
will be presented with Mile RACHEL Adrenne; and the
fourth performance FRIDAY. Sept 7. will consist Of
MARIE STUART,
Tragedy by Lebrun with Mile RACHEL as Marie
Prices Of admission to Mile RACHEL5 performances in
New.Yoik:
Fhn Crcle............S2 Upper Circle. ...."...@l
Tho ProoeDp Boxes including eight and the Balcony
Boxes which will be sansed and coos o. ses gr our
TressureT No ~ WoiIs Room No. 2s and after WE'D
EEsDAY the 18th inst, from 10 70 oo'cloek Private
all desrous Of being present a. Mile
RACHELS performances without employing the sale at apc
rub e beg that have taken efficient measures
f selling advance of the tickets OF admission at the
The tfc- will be opened on THURSDAY next No 40 Wall
st and OF the Metropolitan The SATURDAY the liz of
September fo the sale Of numbered seats at the above pees
with small addition Of Is cents pef seat 70 cover tne ekd
OF booking others incurred by the putting IN practice
Of this Of selling tickets at determined price
IMpoRrIST NoTIcE-None Of the ticket sellers have any
sb whatever 10 chuse more than prices with the
Additional charge Of 3 oeu and should any OF toem At
tempt should feel indebted 70 the pubic for
ing notice ofit hAn uhEE rLnINi
Manager Of the Rachel Company
n B-FREE LIsr-Edors and peIsons conoected Sth the
Press will receive Of admission before toe st OF
ber In Of omission, an early application wi be promptly
attended o.
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WIN be Pubh.hed Saturday sep,embeIl
JAPAN. AS 1T Vas 1arS,, AND Is

Author of'' History Of be untei States" dc
In this work fruit great labor and research Nh Hi
drtth has EMBODIED all the information oonee iug the History
and Present State these nds which hs come 70
the kpovedge Of the wtttem world The Portuguese mis-
sonae and the Dutch, English and spaniards who visited
Japap between two three centuries almost the
only Europeans that have penetrated the couny and
theh accounts valuable tbsn the iDpreson 0f
later travellers who merely Waited the coats Since TIE
expulsion the uis about the year 1857 the e1eipn OF
fore spers has n rc. excepting only limited inter
course with the Dutch Many Of ihese accounts sPpesr 10
EpfHsh for the hrsi time 10 this volume. . -,
The yle OF ID. book very i've and the descnpions
f,epery and will render entertaining 70
the eencral reader I'LL,
The student will glad 70 that aceufate and elabe
MAP full IspExgs NorEs and GLOSSARY are added 50
In large l2sp vo 80 with eharae'erets u'e'
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No - Boston
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90 tubom it Alap Concern.


A NEW PLAN for CHEAP COTTAGE
N PARTNERSHIP or roTHERWlSE-Wsnted, busnees
Men with hundred dollars cauits TO ssh. he aiyersst
70 get into plan fr ACHE Ar COTrAtE wnien WIZ
enable every ndus strous for about $3.50 70 have CON
t.ble House Of hs Three four thousand dollars
wear can easily be cleared. Address HOUSE, Tribune Oee
DOATS.-PLEASURE BOATS Of all dessrlR-
,;ous can be found the celebrated ACE SAIL bAh1E
FANCY BOAT and OAR BAZA AR. No go Soahst' y. p
SAIL BOATS be fitted al two days notice.
with 2o) other boats; cal and examine G. L. iSobhSoLA-
NOTICE.-Died in st. Francsyille, Clark Co,
lN Missouri August 1854, GEORGE OUlOLEf formerly
sdeut OF Nashville TeDnessee. The deceased eusr,7o
10 Missouri about years saddler oy ushs 800 VI
regular snd systematic habits lie became r-sous desoeeo
an finally secluded from all but
with cisty and died his hoae 0t which be had been
the soils occupant The deceased near STD feet Ia
hsht spare person, and Of rpd sp,ech. Hs heirs are
hereby notified that have oae TheussSd pesrs "a ~
spbjec; iber clamA Address C. WoLF, Aomuisrato''
81. Frsucisville, Carh Co.. Missouri
rI,O the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF the
i FOURTH wARD.-Throush the urgent solicitations Of
friends have been nduced 10 Place nAne before
the public Independent Cam idae or Alderman OF said
Wsrd; pedgps self should b. elected % prove true 70
good old Democratic Prine snd oppose with y heart
and scr that Infamous the Maine Liquor Law
JAMES MURPHY, No. 81 Osyerr.
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fosi ana fcun0.
6crses, Carriages, &e.

FOR SALE-A splendid pair Of BLACK
IL HORSES Of the Blsch Hswk breed. perse ~ matched
surd IN every respect and tr0t together m 81 nnao
Ary fentcsn de.ro1s Of owning something sapeor shc1d
cali the above Alec la ree-Ved 9tn tae csee
n.y. twenty head OF HORSES e~nDs Of sosne nrss afs S
mage and Dr1o Horsss - =. -. =. -,
CECOND- HAND BUG6IES-Two with and
~ wihsut top. Also, Busies for sse, At No ~"
Elzahethst - BY Z. NJ. srRArroN.
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fine Arts.

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u Nc es BROADWAY. NEw-Y0E1-
M Ia ,>rt,en s ne pshs vel The trsds szd esnt
n.r,.s % their vsed SfPElSTs ss3 ARTISTS
us sDS Ie1uesos<<IA
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A BOMB-SHELL into the CARSON LLAGHE' W
n wal ,. yos ssss s,g. Bah sHai,isd s srMsoRk
PFRANCE PLEDGE VIOLATED bf tii 5aL ~ "s
CARSON LEAGUE. By William Herrtes 'nni " 70 ins .os
Wi be found true ssa snei.sed eIpesfo. s tse sdssn
.,.n.~s smouptips voson Of the Temperance
hs E,wYoIi Canon League The writer assumes oana
for lis Dsr.ar and his bsmeshel Ea.s oesy n s
hss Price IL cents, 70 be nsi ei 80
Nsvs Aaens thr sshopt the country eena % yoaI "i1
Cop.s, xsied poss.pas A. upon rec si2t fYles Aaae
A. kASKEY, Publisher, No. lso Broadway y =.
W W MAP OF 10 A.
T,.,.le-, smisrsnts and al oGAts nssFssea -. NJ
,h,s the bsst ana only 60 spess ssi reliable - ~ e'
yue,hsS Sent py mai PSpflifL sUR0Ese Co,
Asd's~ Ne q !osn q, NV Yea.
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ID RODI's CON G Z r T.
Tickets for the benefit Of the sufferers from yellow fever
m Norfolk can be obtained hs Offices Of the Astor House
Irving House ST. Nchoss, metropolitan, Union, New York,
and Clarendon Hotes
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

Rsnigrnnt Intelligence Once and labor Exchange
~ Removed 6om No. q Csns-st 20 he corner Of Senne
- Canasts NewNork The Oce IL established BY the
Ennis ration whee sways ee fcuod large
1uUh-rs Of LABORFRS and SERVANTS ei very low rates
~ persons have her orders hued BY wns 20
de Sgperntsnden and sndns the amount necessary 20 pay
- n.sse of the parties requircd No fees charged 70
rJoyer. JAMES p. PAGAN, Superintendent;
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THE NRw.YORK TRIBUNE
6perial Notices.

Post.O6ace Notice.-AUG. q, 1s55.ln and aheI this
sse NORTH MAIL via Hgdson River Railroad viii eiose
~ isis Office Al o'clock y. ~ - .
In pursuance Of the general order Of the Demo-
cratic Whie General Committee the Deiesstes 20 the
Count, Convson hereby ordered meet AZ the Broad
rsy Hopse THIS fTuesdsJ) EVENING, Aug D. at ocock
WM. n ALL, Chsir,nanL
Go. S oqhTGGGss qBSTiGGGGs, Vice chair~'n-
g g y "; r.Sy.s sSE.s'sS' ssere'are%
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Chances for Business Men.

4 FOUNDRY doing good homo and New
"A York City business for SALE cheap, the owner having
other ca Il upon kis lime. Apply to L. ARNOLD, AZ bs
Foundry, No. S7s Msin-st., Pouzhkeep-e
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

To Nervous Sufierers-A retired Clergyman, restored
years OF gres nev99s SUI
nr.g make known the means OF core WI se9a
fsesl the prescription used Direct hehev JOHN NJ DAO-
NALL, No. 50 Fuon-st. Brooklyn. ". Y.
Htchardrou 4, BcyntcB,s Warming ana tenti-
RfinR Warehouse, No. S4 sroadwsy-Ihe special s.ten
rm trade ard others invited assortment of
HYATING and vFNTILAT1NG APPARATUS, comprising
even variety Of the latest and most approved patterns OF Fu
ssce Ranges Registers VentlAtors kc including hve s1es
81 Boyntons Patent self yeaiag Punacesn entirey new
hxt he of
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ARNT,rs MUsEuM-NOTICE-The Ladies

aud 0tprlemen engaged IT THE establishment for the
suins requested assemble in the Lecture Room al
no oelock on thursday MORNING next August so pre-
paIatoIy TO the reopeuns on lNDAY, September 1855
c W. CLARKE, Stage Manager.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

The Merchauts, and Clerks Library Association,
DO 90 Wihanrst, between Pine and Cedar ss-Members
Others wishing 10 become members Informed that toe
LibIsry and Re Adng Room NOW OPEN and furnished
With variety of Books MAgszues and pspen Ohce hours
"a to6FM RICHARD BURLEW, President
JauN Recording Sec.
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JAMES w. POWELL, Oeulist, Aurist, &c,
No. 500 Broadway, opposite the 81. Nicholas

To Publishers aud Othcrr.-HOLMAN 0hAY
eorD~t Of &. and Whtes having established STE-
EOTYPE FOUNDERH the sion OF those ~ho require
sspeoh get their works before he public 10 al
Of other houtes pepeIef 20 do sTEREOTfflNt
Of .ny amount notice Twelve superior presses
e0sbe them out presswork fast cheap aud s good
other esabishmeut the world Cards, Bill Heads,
and al kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Printing exe-
dispatch and cheap for cash NewspsPer publishers
advantageous terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

spralt'- Pntcst self-seaIing Cans viii preserve
Peaches Tomatoes other Fruit or vegetable 10 rsn
fat sps with their natofa color flavor without the sdd
iH Of ps other Preservstiye property Ihey
easily opened closed, simply hy turning screw ion
Hsnt fhe fenrine hermeical SELF-SEALlNO CANS have
IN rssd letters on every espi SPhArrS fAlLN
a. m half GALLON s3 IS pef dozen Urenohes aud
Fann.i. AZ cent each WELLS s. PROVOST
Sole Propreiors No s2i Pesrl--t Franklin square
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

Notice 10 ButchersIbs ARTICLES Of s9RnEMENT .In
sfthe BUTCHERS HIDE AND MELTING ASS DClATiOF,
r the yeAf eonmepcig the Let Of sept mber next are now
nay At thor ooe lstsy. and 5ths oT ngnafoes
Buehers Of the City Of New ora and vicinity are inVitec
10 pin the As.ooiaton No., -.
e election for for the ensuing win be held si
~ sbove place on TUESDAY. 18th inst at O'Clock 2. NJ
ny crdef Of the Board. JOSEPH W. CLINCh, oecJ-
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

ron EUROPE EAN ClRC N
nAed cf each Nal Steamer tor Liver
si 81 ss per .anum. postage helsded Single ecpes' sn
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

NfDLLE. PARODTs GRAND CONCERT
NI THIS EvENlEG-Tchep can be obtained st HORACE
WAITRESS, No. 333 Broadway.
THERESA PARODTs TICKETS
j for THIS EVENINGS GRAND CONCERT for sale at C.
Mu.trS Store No Broad dWay