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eOO REWARD.-stolen, on Sunday night
90 Dbom it Elan Concern.

DURYING-GROUND NOTICE. The proper
ID su horues Of williamsburg, L. l., fey years sin,e
pased preventing eli from New York be-
ina buried the Wlismsburgh Buryng Grounds The taxes
aud having amounted 70 three thousand dor
srs AZ no them the Supreme Court Of this
Sta order remove sn the remains OF de-
CYound b. unded by Anse Lrimer and Power-st In the Gig
Brooklyn iamsburgh notice is hereby given that
such removal will about the fifteenth day OF
October next, Nev-York Sept. -, 1855.
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pantins Ara6emies.
nODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.

MRS. A. LANNAY viii REOPEN her DANE
N ING SCHOOL at Montague Ha CoGrtst-, Brooklyn,
SATURDAY Oct Lessons % wsdnssday snt s.Srdf ~
assisted by her daughter Monthly MaSess Dsn.snss viii De
,yep Cfrcnias Rad application 10 MS L a. No.
60 wlOushby''t, bet Lawrence and bndse Mt oroo.yn
w WHALE a. DAUGHTERS PRIVATE
w DANCING CLASSES will commence al METRO
POLlTAN ACADEMY, Nos 93 and 95 sixthsy.. TUESDAY
Oct 9; at GOTHIC HALL, l9 and Isl Adansr BrooHyn,
MONDAY Oct q; at UNION HALL, corner OF Court and
sscketsts WEDNE sDAY Oct TO- For particulars see cir
uIa 70 be bad above No @ sxth.. " 3. There
are no bars open on day and Of classes see
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EAILURES--The main cause of Failures
results from neglect Of efficient means for he e;umns
tn tho requs Of the right sort OF Custou On
this subject there valuable hints In v b.
little MANUAL toge her with his vie OF the prin
cpe snd proper mode Of Advertising list of Cities and Towns
Population Sc &c which be had application N the
Astr CIV, or a three-cent stamp, BY mail.
The Agent, " B. PALMER may be consulted personally.
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w ANTE D-A PARTNER In the PIANO
w FORTE BUSINESS II Boston with essh capital Of
Eight or Ten thousand Dollars by per-on vel established
With about The aorrt Ct capital inv.ssd IRE basss
be increased &c desired with great prcft Al
So ARMCSY .,-e u Y. D. PAINER hav,Nisss ssss,
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THOMAS DUGAN begs leave to inform the
mecee6ed to bis business - GENERAL UNpERTAEER ard
VIII attend their ordersin a, branches busns bsfcs
his ohee No SIS Broadway s>s: ais, fsv toer, es
ltth-S
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ROARDING-Rxher Transicus or Psrmassrt
- fof fsnlh- q, $50 o.sdsn-s Nos S. y "a. =
kar.ys. DAes snd3Fh
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Marbimerp, ST.

ASHC ROFT's STEAM and VACUUM
IA GAUGEs-The best and reliable Of any In tho mar
ket Warranted correct liberal discount allowed 70 ne
trade. For sale By CIAs. W. COPELAND
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IL
w At Little Ferry nine miles from Hoboke. J-rhk
School under the charge Of A. b. WIkANT and idy Mem
session con- mences Nov. Terms ESQ per i've msntA Ch'
euars may be obtained at APPLETONS No 50 Bfosdwey
or by ADDRESSING the PRINCIPAL He will cell upsn az psS'
son In the city who may desire interview.
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1)ianc.fortes au6 musie.

A NEW MUSICAL lNSi kUMEN = ne
"A OR0AN HARMOEIUM, con sniog the Dispsson, Dul
ci.ns Hsuboy Bourbon Principal Flute and Coupler, with
two banks Of K.ys made By MASON HAMLlS. setnowI;
EDGED by all To be the Invented for small
Churches or for the Psror Price $780, equal In power aud
variety $500 Great Bargains in New ana seooad.
Hand Model Melodeons Rsed-Orssns with Pipes Double
Rank and Double Reed French Harmonious, Prince Csh AT
Modeon the most extensive assortment constantly on hand
- Successor 10 Berry Gordon.
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w si.tsrs Ceot. Chsmbermsid ws,sr e. slant
ants for Hoasework severs Cooks Chamber sna Nu.t
eli well RECOMMENDED Apply the Family serv.s
dassl Instus No 6 Fulion-si Brooklyn Under sppro,
OF tAe Mayor y. BROWNE, General kf-a,
mr. PNkETs. s7peri9,radea
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EyENINC DRAWING CLASS for Busines,
IL Men and MsSA,nie. lsSm 70 pr.wiss fss plAs,s
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L'AMILI NNHtOVE
IL WEST CORNWALL Conn The sixth seus- saazAl -
sion Vii commence OCTOBER ST. Number Of papis i.stsS
10 i6 There few vacancies Tho following Ssa ~
Principel Of The New.YOEk Free Academy:
The undersigned L veal scaa,Eted with Mr. Hsrs Seh>>l
having had member Of is fos about t.o IN
excellent school" HORACE WEBSTER
CrcsIsrs containing Report Of Examining comnistes iss>
Sept 20 1855 together with terns references kc " AAd
Iv.on PhiDnsys No rs Furons Person. esvss hs,r Al
drs.. s ether place viii Be called upon BY the Princp.l
NOAH r HART Pnns,,sl
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FIRES.
FIRE IN BRO0KLYS.


Shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the upper part of No. 80 Futon st ,
which was a four story brick building, owned by
John G. Ho ward, and occupied by himself as a tim
ware mandatory by Robert Prince as a jspanery,
ard ,te basement by Miles Crosby az a restaurant 1t
was completely Quilted. and most of the contents
destroyed.
The brick building adjoining mo. SO } was damaged
TO considerable extent The manufacture of prepared
chalk was c.ried in of the upper stories; the
remainder of the house was unoccuped. Loss shout
$500.
The frame building No. 81 was saved from denoli-
ton by the fremen 1t is owned by Joshua Toltord,
and is insured in the Hartford Company for nearly
iis value. The occupant is Wm Appeiyart, who
has sided there for tue last twenty He kept
fuI Diiure store the first f)or His loss is about
sl OOO Insured for about half the amount in the
Fulton Company.
The loss on the building in which the fire originated
may be ABOUT So OOO partially insured on contents,
probably $4,000 more, no! insured. The fire was
evidently the work of an incendary.
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asy ouib he stspds-e. hster thar ~ se there "a,
but ooet,s brsnss. done 10 Eoshsh WHATS a. me ia
% Fl6sy TIE h'te hneiiesn hsnd b@d h,ny At
quo;s'ions FLOUR rather eser fsoiS Coss-
the few smpss o. yll9w oScns 3D. y quuter sfTanee
generally s,kd boz ut realized tooefh our Exp s
impr Va the week eacrs the "a ins oy 70 oo
enAer this IN sf shows n. gensTs tm'oitJ OF tue vfs1e
Ths Qacsatos WHEAT use tl6 for Sbi'r fLovs,
Ss 70 81 isnI.S coRs- mise1 ~ to i2s Jeos 81 to
1916 latter Gom store; White az TO 4HS
BED-Rs Der better feelinf 10 msniiesfeo snd hoaer
etsera.ly lea disposed 10 oress sies
PoRK-in Western q few ssies bsve been made.
BAcOs-The s4le Of dsnsee6, er James Cbeson. was
attended honins brk and nsosr pr.s
realized tb.u expected svsrssos from S5i to o. e~t
fbs bes produced favorable r-su the MARKET oooes
rs frber reduction AID 10 csses 90 aovaeee OF
" cwt h deDaoded. .,n
Eiso With upward tsnospey sales this week OF 10
t4ns at A. - sov.ncs -, 4.
fAILoss-Th- stocks b.ing much reduced. the msr
hrnsr and IL s.sed Butchers As 'cIs,'o, g.,
REss-ssles Of 500 bbls. ST as 10 80 PSI ~" '
Common.
BARK 10 demsrd-priees uostered ~ -. 49,. =, -.
CorTos-Apo'her Of setive bnyins On OF .,s
"a exrOrsrs has sc9.y eo 20 any qyn
tabe .8,ncc o- though Far up "a this week ought
&c hsye been Gone last Ffidp -. It..L -.
There further improve ~ easpcneslet US sos
A. ~ a. b-I sttns Thursday, reduced the OF in
4<rA. rent
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Tu MissNe MAS.-The Sheriff Of Livingston
Sounsy hes offered reward Of $500 for the body Of
Mortimer LOOMS, Of Avon, In case he is deso. He
M oeeh ebsent since the 18th March. The GeHssee
DsMera esys that rea. excitement prevails in Avon,
N oonsesssee Of his sudden and mysterious disap-
pes,snoe several public meetings have been held,
AN sna 1870 m.de. Mr.. LOOMS had some money on
ri. and feared there has been foul plsy In
DGAsH PrSALrY RruoRrn Thu W;.con.;n Lag.
ssl:ts's during its recent session. nv |. decidsd ma
1MY ispesl3 tie lev sSoli,hine the penalty Of
ose Of Conviction for murder or other cspital
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THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.

This entertainment on Saturday night was exuber-
snty attended. The muchregretted illness of Mr.
Eisfeld has prevented him from leading for some
time; and it may be remarked. in passing, that a
concert s to be given for his benefit, TO which we in
wife the cordial attention of mateurs beforehand.
In his place was Mr.. Carl Bcrgmann, formerly lead
er of the Germabians. His accession TO the PHIL
harmonic Society shOuld be considered a matter of
coDgr stulston. He is superior leader, and seems
TO have lost no opportunity to refine the orchestra to
the utmos, point consistent with the time allotted him.
Among the pieces of the evening was Beethovens
symphony in A, well rendered by the orchestra.
The Ands Of this may be commended to listeners
as the most original Of the authors slow movements
The curiosity Of the Concert no viewer, was Richard
Wagpels Overture to Tannhauser. This work is
written after the notion that music can describe or
suggest. The came thing is done IN Webess over
ture Of Der Freischuiz every bit OF which, alnost
s sele ,ted from the opera and suggests the scenes
which follow. The new school claims that music
sbou express some hing de6oitey beyond the gen.
era emotoDalism of music. The Chief Lon ION Jour-
nails more or lees attack this music as obscure we
discover obscurity in 1t. The ideas are clear
and the Instrumentation superativey good. Some
of the opera be supposed to pass before
the suditor-s pill rims coral and procession svo-
luptuous dance, ETC., all UNANIMOUSLY painted Mem
orabe, trenchsrt lovely melodies are, so far as we
could Judge, wantiog-but great artist handles his
materials such as they are If not Of the first class
The voliDism of the pisce is extraordinsry-!he re-
sources of slsge orchestra enabling the composer to
subdivide that department, and give wide extent
of harmony impossible to two-part writing Mr..
Wagner deserves applause for breaking through the
stereotyped form of the symphony. We have never
read any Of his works and know no hing of his pro-
cesses or theories bu, have long been under the i'm
preston that feld open to ns.ru mental forms aud
means.
In the Mendelssehn Union solos, BY Mrs Glars Bnn-
ke,htff and two ladies, acquitted themselves hsnd
.omely in the mu,ic Of Msndelssohn from the Elsh,
and the unfinished opera Of Lorely.
Mr.. VIM Mason sustained his eminent repute in
Performance Of Won Weber's famous Concertstack.
An encore induced him to give another piece.
CoscrRr By A SIw PRixA DosSA.-Mme. Cate
ripa do Ferrari a dramatic artistic Of some repuse,
with soprano voice, who has sung, lately, q the
Grand Opera, Havana will give concert Ct Naolos
Saloon, on Tuesday tto.morrow) evening Some per-
sop who can write English should prepare her sdvsr
tsements a. their blundsr are not calculated 70 ava
A.
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fAdvernsement
EfFIkNr BARIoR PAPERS

surpHFs & BSEED. Importers. Manufacturers and job
bers OF Psp-ts their and spacious warehouse
No - Broadway. are now rec-iSns and Will continue
10 receive By various vessels arriving through the season.
latest snd attractive NoVGLriks which Eur Ipesa
SKILL can produce IL the line Of Plain Gold AMI Velvet DE-
coRaTIyr WALL PAPERS Those about to siorn the wsls
Of dwellings neatly snd chespy, vita very rich and
ELABORATE HGNGs adapted TO cottage Hall or Palace.
invited call snf examine this rich atd attractive ooi
e H be made loo all contracts shall be executed ~th
promptues. artistic sk Merchants supplied With Amsn-
can socds lowest possible prices.
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Nopr or INV SANE SoRr-Nsuy of our

NORr OF THE SAME SoRr.-Nany OF our
LADY friends were no doubt sevouv disappointed ey neglect
iDs those b.rssips Ia RcH siLAs offered the 81
week b, Gas hsARD Co No 81 Gr.ndst As an anteoe
their cspportment take pleasure IN snnoancins
they will open NoSsise smother neg la
voice OF rck .rrrs superior quAfy.
rch stys sid eoois ysd Tne sbove eoanee
ton spencid OF Stella aud Pat-1
Cashmere shs~s dazginf ztsrscu)n OF rcb
this With this sirnce announce
uent ccrcAiye csehsrsei obligations 10 our
friends they disappointed. tie fault rests with
tnemselysA
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Advertisement.
n th.tG Al RnnINr Il snllino

Strange but true, that u. NJ BODlNE % seulng
the richest beat SLSs saws and DREss GOODS sensr
ally, that broustt TO N. less price.
be with he house this City splendid seriaS
Summer ss plaid striped plain Nc Just purchased Ct
suct will be sod nom A. 10 ST. 81, and per ysrd. Aso.
the kncs Of shs~s imported adapted the
snd coming Stella Grape Se ua received from
viii be .ols very ebe,p Aso street from the importers.
ks Of piinfec Jsrouots psn and aid S1er
Popns De Bsse declines Freach 6nshsms Psrssos &c.
Ladies are invited 70 cal and see fos themselves
u. 81 BoDNg No S.5 Grand cor, Orchard
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CARD FROM HEGExAs, CLARK Co.

To ~ kctsr ~ Ih " T. IrtoDn<.
SIR: PresumiDg the unfortunate occurrence relative
Nr Trover. shid with which connected
viii be published In your paper on Monday We would state
that the error sae youns named James euas
who bad been the business SIX years ". eonve.st
with prescriptions and esnpetest 70 prepare them "~ per
f.y secu.ptd with the difference between Palvia Anno
u. ana Tst.rged Antimory OF Tartar Enerci ana e9gd
NOT believe but he had pat the an ae
vs shown e5r.y he left store the Day the error
v.s discovered have him nor esen .oe 70
l-.rt here be n We his sniy 10 fhtseursh; eE'
have received teeesph that hey Dad not sen a a
tain him hour In employ. We presume be nas en We
pesxence The usske has frsaueety osersdn otoef
31rs the life Of The ate Nj h1sntoa
when the bottles 20 be labeled ooth Ls saa
Ensah uousy that they could not b
and the bottles labeled Of the time Of the er pu
ps The tventylht yeso since the o. oar
,s,absh nent have prepared over half million OF e
satptops and have before ha1 Serious error we
snr, no sxpense reabs vschfsne 70 have ev4ytnns
Fl ths be crafty. and prepared Nth the etrnos care
ssver Allow any pensoa behind eur counter raai ne
eopeteaf; and pay IL hishea aans 70 N
~, f.lthful attention Although we're hforred ~ "
Csysss lat h d no eonsaer the death oesueA nem ne
S;s.is n ths dsass Of the most malignant rps efn
- n io not pretend eenus;s The erfer vach ~ nex
nssMs: "A whs resrsttiss and deplofae IL ocsseee
desvof 70 pro6f By IT, In sssrdins sssnse u o.
s.v scsidsss fss.rs sScVns ne rae nst
s.pfioo ali b pgseassd vttbeuf estns Asvn mem
Sc & on Em. e c~ Psinsips, sssSaai ~ cr..xac.
nsgPsetfhNy, a10sAAN' Ss~AA - w.
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BrRGLARY AND ARREST oF THE PERPErRaroRs.-
On the nsht of the 18th the clothing Of Burger. huT
but CO. No. 81 Coufilsnct W. entered BY oustf ana
robbed OF about $500 goods together with consider
ab smount money which the cAs from the safe the
Loeb which n blew Cd with guapOwder NO clue to nsm
when officer ~ Bten, " the
Third District Police Court aided by Ohce Wallace, Of the
Receive succeeded In srrestDz burglars
named Nike MsrEat VIM Cossnau sad searching the
basement occupied By the former No sc Deancey 81 the
found nesTy all Of the stolen goods bs,de lot Of
burglars tools The prisoners before Justiee
Welsh md committed for exaDinatiOn
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fAdyertiseuent.

PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAiTs.-Llfe and Cabinet
sizes in OIL and Psst. Miniature aIss superior @ the hnss
I,ory P.ntns UncOiofec Photographs oy other
the world Perfect III snesses tsxss IN any
.tye from DssEeueot{Pes OF deceased persons Lilo
.ze Paintirxs this process az one sitting
r,t .u orly BY GrRxtYkC d. FaEDEEfcEs, ne. Is Rae
B.sss d. R-mpsr Para and No. Ss Broadway New York
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A CHILD FATALLY POISONED BIT MISTAKE or
DRUGGIST A child years of age, named Augusta
Tolver daughter of Henry Toilver proprietor Of al
eating house, at No. SO Courtlandt st., died on the
9th inst from the effects of doses of tartar emetc,
which had been prepared by mistake instead OF pull
Wis sniimoniss The child it appears was taken Ill,
and DR. Galen Carter Of No. $40 Fourth-st WAS
sent for ard be prescribed 20 grains of pulvo sntino-
malls 10 be divided isto nine ten parts, and given
to the child one part at time and at Intervals OF two
hours The prescrrton WAS sent 10 the drugstore Of
Hegeuan. CLARK & Co., No. los Broadway, where a
clerk put I'D instead Of the above medicine like
quantity of tartar emetic Some OF this medicine was
given to the child and she commenced to vomit, and
continued to do go for about hours. DR.. Carter
called the next day to see his patient, and was
much surprised to find her very feeble, and
on learning the cause Of il, inspected the re-
naming powders, and found tbst tartar emetic
had been administered ns,esd Of the medicine he
prescribed. He then sent 10 the drugstore for the
paper upon which the prescription was written, and
found, on perusing it, that pulvs autimOnialis was
what he had prescribed. The child died the second
day after the medcinewas administered from, as is
supposed, the effects OF it, but the physician gave
certifc ste Of death by scarlet fever. and the body
was inferred in Greenwood Cemetery The facts OF
the case, subsequently, came to the knowledge OF
Coroner ODonnell, and he caused an Investigation
ara the adsvits Of the father and aunt OF the child
and also Of the physician were taken, OF which the
foregoing is the substance The Coroner Intends to
continue the investigation aud is probable that the
body Of the deceased will be eIhumed, and an in
quest held upon il.
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IAdyertisemert

The magnificent stock of SPRING SILKS, and
o,..r Drs Goco. st colambsn Ball No ga Grand ~ hes
b.ea greatly increased BY the ate srvsls an fowls
Go will Ger mi. 90 rch >slin pisd sud striped se
AZ price. r.psiss rom 81 IS ysrs 81 pieces Les
e. orrd ara am. ron Six from sc 60 81 80 eeecs rich
striped SIN, 81 and ard have b,usht AZ sTet On p-r-me
Tor, s. .-vers Invoices Of h-svy p.n and rich ner't
cred Cantor Grape shsvs from - 20 so which are woFA
twice the money.
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THE PEREGRINATIOys or A WATcH-WH0 ST0LB
On he 10Th October st Peter mchsrin No 1853 Fifth
while stopping tue Cuend0u robbed Of 81. watch
ard about go 10 bsnk namei Js Watson Is
alleged b. saml Levy No Ofchad brought him
this watch with Others Levy that he loaned him
rs on the three with condition that II redeemed Ia
three they should be redeemed a. s The watch
Levy M May FOR 10 and two second hsnd
Old watches Walter Lamb that May took IL 70 him In
Noyember and he told hin that be I'D MT want IT, but Mr.
kewkuk BeTgen friend Of his bad spoken 20 him to
get valuable watch for him. and he ssnt Watson to
MI Newsht. He went sud effected bargain 9Th Nj New
krk receiving silver composition wstch ard $50 Ia
TIE watch been restored the snd the qges
ton arises where did " atson get the watch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

-menr FINE Tyls win
TrAS-The best assnrtm

TEAS-The best assortment Of FINE TEAS WIZ
b found AZ ID. CaSroS TEA CosPs>Ys ue~y.r-cted and
..s.ut ,tor- Ne rs Chsihsm bstsez Pearl and Recss-
y-.rs The Oldest rs establishment IN tas city We Assure
eur do better here thsn esswtes atnf q
yhoes>ls c. re,sil Ne btsnch saarea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

The finest PHOTOGRAPHS ever made In thls
couutry are on exhibition At BRADYs No $50 Broadway HIS
10. supremacy 10 the Daguerrean Arts amply
ydcsfed in the speIdd Photographic results viii which hs
Gallery u allied. lover Thompson's saloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

DR.. john BULLS SARsAPARILLA is the most
purifier Of the blood and all the secretion, OF tbs hui
man system empent physicians 10 who is eou
position has been made krOwnl pooounee TO be an nne
auaec Tonic hediciGe for Indigestion Dyspepsia sDd Liver
CONSTANTS Sold wholesale A1i retail II Dr. Jon> BULLS
principal Office No Coultl nds two doofs from Broadway
Price Ia quart bottles 81 each or siK bottles f)r -
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BRADY's LOWER GALLERY, No. 2O3 Broadway,
corner Fulton sfods eonyenenees for Travellers stop
DIR !. The down town hotels Also the residents OF Brook
IN Willis sbursh and Jeney City The foe DAerEsREo
rypEs for which BkApY celebrated taken here perfection
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fAdvsrfienentl

Eyery persOn mnEt have 0beeryed that ever
and Aue csrodisa nsture-thst r. it, attacks
regular perodA Thus suggested ttst TIVE must eossess
anti properties thus resulted DEsnL PHI
.heh contain ,hsss powerful bat ssutsI form Sod By
=. the dealers and the vhr essls Depot No Sal Brosdvsy,
N. Y, By c. D. DssHLER, Agent
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ATTER THE

AFTER THE LITHOGRAPHERs.-Ihe Pnoto-
sphc Peoples which recently blossomsd violently
from the Of the noisy OF the Etis6
ryree % part appreciation Of the zrsees Of Limo
srsphy Genuine Pho graphs perfect without rso1cans
Only 81 No So Broadway. lover rhonPson'al
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Rich LKoAcY. - The Mcintyre estses, BE-
questbed to the City Of Evansville, Ono, nnn
prooeeds of which IN interest," renfs 60, are 70 %
Appropriated u The support Of schsol sos NJ poes.
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Advertisement
RENEEII OF L.
This gentleman's

BENEFIT OF G. w. CLARKE.-Ihls gentlemans
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NV ORLEAss Wednesday April 10, 1855.
The Black errior has arrived, bringing dates fro
Havana to the l5th 1t seems that DIR. Peck was ar
rested by mi-t-ke Passengers by the Bl ack Warrior
state that sixteen companies Of musttoes being
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The sloop.of war jamestown was passed by the
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