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Ss. Louis :
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Depot and once, No. ss North Third street,
ST LOUIS, MO-

STEPHEN RIDGLEY, WILLIAM c. LOGAN,
Presi5ent. ~ Treafurer.
ss The COMPANY manufacture Refined Ccrdavs o
Paint Oh, Trnes' Oh Lamp Burning Oh, Hsptha Prh
with onhdence ounenn to dealers and
she pa rposea herein sRpnern,ej. .4' -
REFINED OLFor machinery Of ell kinds, oing wood for
all purposes mi hse.rm OF ssaesaiy used; =
CRUDE, CORDRSE 0L-Wel adapteg Machine
such C4f Wheels, Mill Work. and for preparing AaSia
ind Hemp hr alone or
other Oz PfiaseTs ns andio oipg f lis
preservation
PAL N OLA substitute Oh; well in sbost
twelve fqaa to oil
TANNERS, oFor Leather and Gu iers' gene
rally the he oils conmoiy and aecied
Whale Oil.
LANP BURNING oLsThs o. CONTAINS large per centass
cannot bs In ordinary
invention the eifiuly and the OIL burn,
I with q brlian y unsuTpassed b. any othe lgRt.
NAPrHA-For Vahnshss, FlniIs,
PfCHFo all purposes fur which Pitch being very
er5r a ticie.
EY- soR LUsRIcATINs MAcHINERY-Phs 4 eco amended
purpose applied three the period that
oesapptd t~cs bus IN diniahea qpantiy,
thu he would alike Be careful ols Ma
chntry applying 0 oaa after its m
1t re Machinery from this impurities otlf
g'osser Oils.
Company prepared fl ali ores and that
rauDot fad give sati faction. s&
- All orders forwarded to the Treaser will be promptly
ten ed to, ts4#z Us n
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Il aYspEpsIAI POSITIVELY oURED.--pn

N y BECKWITHB AETEDYSPEPTIC PILLS, after trial Of
apa suaned BY from the est
DYSPEPTIC MEDICINE offered public Price,
box Mora than boxes have disposed
Thy with the
the hsrsooe The proprietor pledges
honor and his physician SAFETY
FficAcY THEIR USE Il needear TO publish ssrtiacsss
the yrtueE etc., sunh R Rev. W. Green Bishop
Missssppi Rt Rev. Bishop Freeman Rev. VIM. McPheeas D.
D. Raleigh Badger, Senator o.
via yss D. Of North caroinA Hon. Judge Potter u s. cart
Comes Gas Hon. John Henderson late u Senator
q hosl Of similar personngeE.
For sale syme. N Morrison, B.
ock An Kennedy e. D. Beach, Bnag sndby Bngss generally
R None without the written signature JOHN BECK
WITH NJ D Petersburg, ya whom al dealers will please apply
ills ly =
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yHsRI.WEEKLY LINE OF f-,-... z.,,r 1sas,,sazs

hlsMaEhhd sTAaas FROM LdNE dIIEToa' oE q u
LAST FE1ICLANA, passing through GFsEENSBUR9 AMTE
CITY on the NEW oRtEAS Ss ana JAc KsoN RAILROAD.
There now established this Route Tr Stages
Ssyns An Ame City every Monday Wednsday and Friday
the evening O'Clock viii eavs Clinton every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday tho morning. and
arriving a. Amite City tins the evening
ossns By this rsne will from New 0eanste cn
the same day. This route Is IS miles by miles
Stage Ihe ssge Road over undslat drd
Bag for the And Papers hae been
at the Office Of the New Orleans Railroad
Cay1ndeet ntfes and will
Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock In ning every
ton Will be paid TO thsproper delivery Of and Papers,
Tss Fare ior thTeu from New will
Five Dollars w thus
est and aafsst route from Clinton to New Orleans.
=, n. IIIgSI ER Anita
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KSNGLiSH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
III BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Howard Avenue, New

Haven,
subbeE has large and comnodious buildings suitable
the accommodation Of his pupils erected expressly for the
locality the institution ted To
Of phypl health yigo and to
,elecual and about the
city, ts retired position aud proximity the
bned advantages OF city and with
he exclusive dissdvaniagasof of either.
Tie Pups of this Tilted for any standing college
Mercantile and other active pursuits Modern Ian
guag.s Drawing taught experienced 1ue.os
Military nc lea ns taught schools,
and oil the pupils encouraged perfect themselves under
q skfu mast or, science anl art.
The wear Is divided Of weeks each
Fall and the Monday
September Spring Summer session. she rs Tuedsyo
March,
nsu arranged. that pupils can be
admitted convenient parents and guardaps the
meneement OF esch term In Yale College.
the chsyes for Tuuoa Washing during the sessions
merely $3.50 per 10 those reaa with the family
during the Vacations the price is $500. 4H.
Principal in being able refer Gerard
Halock ESQ. editor Naw York Journal Of Commerce.
ny3l am ~ LEWIS NJ. MILLS, Principal
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THE " Day Ror several of our planting
friends have shown us speeimenspf cotton shleh
were affected, with the" dry rot TO- an slaru-F
ing degree Ia fact this rot is becoming 30 gen.
Eeral that fears are entertained thst is Wal fal
Greatly curtail the crop in this county. We
have seen whole sta Ks in complete STATE OF
decay II has been suggested thnt the members
of the :. Dry Rot Party should keep out Of the
cotton fields. [Fsrt Adams thliss.) Item, llth
Inst
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NEW YORK I.K.a.s AND ERIE e. Il sKssiaIs

On SUNDAYS, only Express Train, ar5is6-T. NJ
On and after Monday May 1th ss further notice.
- "
DuHKIRK EXPRESS, at g A. NJ, for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, 1T 6 A. NJ. for Buffalo
MAIL at 65 A. A for Dunkfk and Buffalo,
siaions Passengers By this will reman
and proceed the neIt psrnaz. -
RoCKLAhD PASSENGER a8 NJ from ts foot of Chambers
Rtteet via Piermout Suen's
WAY PASsEh GER p NJ, for Newbugh and OtisyiIle
and intermediate ststions.
NIGHT EXPRESS, At $50 M. for Dpnkrk and Buffalo.
EMGRAhT, AZ r M unkk Buffalo,
WAY EXPRESS, al 1880 p M puukk Buffalo,
mediate sations.
These Express Trains with The Emra and Ma
CARA Falls Railroad for Niagara as Dunkk wi
The Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland, a Detroit
Chicago etc. and with fcass splendid seae for al ports Cd
lake Erie go -
mysIn d, C. McCALLUM, General Supe tsudsBt.
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vNsHE friends and customers Of the late la
III Nrs. BRYAN iso Canal strast respectfully
formed formerly principal assistant, Mia M.
DOWNS has succeeded to the and will continue and conduct
tke buness Of old
Miss Downs expressing cordial thanks for the liberal and
gratifying support received her sr untme death
hopefully public vor which,
will hthsrt, osen, ha sndsyo
dor herself deserving.
Parson havag upon the MIRA Brysn will peaas
for settlement Miss Downs at the store lao Cshs street
IN ,isastn bip my9l
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i CoMPTk0LLEk'S UFkIt h.
City Of New Orleans. May 1shh

JIt " l.. i bC0MPTk0LLEk's UFFIt m !
,9 City Of New orlesns, May l. 1856
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and he II hsysb,
and required TO give notice. by standing aa
With the ninth section Of ordinance Nj l44l a,,a
March w 1854 the Council viii pay any Bill avsipet
en7 my unless contracted under authority of an oY
Irm tne Comptroller, in accordance with the ordinana.
referred to. 3 [signedl T. L TR4frv N'A''s
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tsignedi LII PLACE
Approved April %, 1856 A'1'1nieh
tsgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
me attention Of the officers Of the city and of tn,
pubic respectfully called TO the foregoing resolutiop
,o.. 81 I-E - = o. DE BUYS,
myIe Comptroller City of New orleane.
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PAuPERs AT EoRry eBoLLARs PER HEAD
We learn from the 1sier Ze'tang that on the
10th of July l5O emigrants started for America
from Zerf, at the expense of that commune. A
few dollars apiece is to be given them ON their
arrival here, so that they cannat be sent back
as paupers. Their houses in Zerf were torn
down. Most of these people have property
at all and none of them have anything of se-
count. This enterprise will COST the commune
in all nearly COLO Prussian thalers. burger
mester Gilzem has charge of the emigrants.
New York Tribune, 4th inst
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ENy AS brought to the City Police JAIL on the Sd day
w of July, the Light negro boy JACK is fest X
inches high, about 40 years old Says be belongs TO Nj
higans brickyard, Pensacola, Fs. The owner is re-
quested cali and claim said alaye according tolxw
E, PLANCHARD Keeper City Police J4ii
New Orleans, July 10, 1855 jyll Im
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''' EoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE. !
city o. New orlsanss August II, 1856.

- -. EUTP fKULLER'S OFFICE,
~s City OF New Orlfans, August IA, 1856.
No. 23.6 / -
heSotoss, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
aulholzed to sell, after i've days notice in the Official
journal the contract for fnnng pp the various election
polls OF The city for The term Of one year from da OF
aPproyalo Of the adjudication of the contract 7f
lslghedl GERARD STHFH, a.
ffesldentpro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignsdi JOHN CULBERTsOM,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen
Notice h hereby given that s6n MONDAY, the aesh
.hst, WIN aaludicate at my Office, at u O'Clock M
she ABOVE contract. o. DEBGYS,
: auL4 ot ComurolIer5
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VNDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-

IL Sticky any CmatThe and brst asormsn.
tnat feand this other and at hc WI
be found Uvercoa
drab BLACK weighing only aoo ss
Pouches, Ovefsis Leggngs Gloves, Horse Covers Wagon
Covers Piano Nursery Cloth Bslsng Paekng Hose Wad
ding Pauts Aao Webbing o congtsa Bos
Braces etc., every pre the fne, Wholesale apd
rea Exporters invited to sok bsoe Iufrhsaing
where, suitable export than
Other RoGEkS q W WfChOFt,
(Successors ii. Das) ColrtIald ST.,
OIL
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Tg,HE new YORK FOUNDRY and IRON

RAILING CO. the solo lasnuacsars1s Of craweil esie
Railing mis- enrey Hye Of
Wire Rang psstsss the made M hs
United States Thy Castings Columns WindoN
Ss and Lnes, Office and Desk
Railing, Gders vauCover. Ancuors Casting
whole of the
work for buildings of class ssrtons all their work
the Duane Broad
way. OF street NorhR IL Hygi u
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TURL YOUR HAIR-KROLLERION.- The
Receipt for making this celebrated Compound
into this will person la the
United States Canada for ONE DOLLAR. The kRoLLERION
viii curl the beautiful Any person
having the tpst eouIse and uncouh looking hair tran
into the most bsauu the this article The
OF cost over cents and with this receipt qy
good IN every to that sold at 33 boe preferred
pangBgs of Kr6oon
with pfsp.asi liquid tof il
diiae' Iona lei qaes Ssad all istzefs, posi- paid 10
#ssaaew y, y FssssiSsT iMssa. gl#asali sp eA.s,
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

TNl Ew ORLEANS, oPE- lsssss vss 6sszs,ssssssssssa
v LoUsAS AND GREAT YVES -9fS4 1HfE
ERN RAILROAD. =
So ME r ARIA N @ MENT.
Paengets Tnia dsily, and CroanF Leaves
hgieE O'clock A. NJ Lafoufche
A. a. hs,arng Leaves Laoureha Crossing O'Clock p NJ and
arrives al AlgieT 1t 8 O'Clock 7. NJ -
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Special Train viii leave AlzerH
oeloo and fetuung Monday hs Crossing nj
o'clock a. Et. arriving al aieers Of 10 O'clock A. M
Excursion Ticket, and the day will issucd
every lay foiows-
~
. % 2
~ Tbs Train siop, at Ieua accommodation
denious Q! getting on end OF at hst point
myfs I'm 4. B. SEGER Vice Prssidsnt. T.
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/ RAGoN-6o casks choice Cincinnati Bhoul.
- J8ssPH LAHpIs y %, ss,sOay,ssl.s ss..,.
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IA. 1855
OFFICIAL--.oFFICIAL.
= CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
civ of New DTleaias Auonst Ia ISgf

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, i
City of New Orleans, August IA, 1855,
Resosee4 rbat tbe comn1raIIe, and he 8. h.rat.
10 10 the highesi bidder ater five da "
no.ee u he official Journal the Dredge Boat together
appnrleHahces attached thereto, SAID sale TO be
subject io The approval of the Common Council
~ lsignedl .-i. GERARD STITH,
President pro tenn Board of, ,Assistan, Aldermen
tsignsdJ- - JOHN gULBERTsON
President pro tenn Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Aususts 1855. :. N,'Ne ,-'D'
lsigped] JOHN b. LEWIS, Mayor
NoIice "a hereby given that on MONDAY, the goth
INST, VIII adludicate at my Office. at i2 o'clock NJ
'hs aDove Dfeoge Boat &c. o. DEBDYS,
dat4 ~ CuEnpirolier
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TSREaT sEsa1 GEETRAL m IRA tx Ex- L. m sss..:g

nom G9w orsans TO sH points North ara kasi- -
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Summer Arrangements
Two Daily Tdnn Chicago Time Cairo 10 New
York, fifty hours gait, THIRTY DolArs.
w hs Chsapest
bic Routs in eyasY rsspee-
Ahne Paaeng Flew Orleans daily
for Cairo, connecting Illinois Central Gaens
Dubsqae 81 Paul Council Bluff important points on he
Up Jei Misstssipp and Missouri rivers.
AT Chicago The Illinois Central Michigan
for ali the Eastern css Dotro Niagara Buffalo
New York, Boston, hadelpha, BaitiMos and Wasutgon.
Alc, from Chiesge, bs ths New Albany Railroad
louisville, Cneinnnii and all points indDa oho
AZ sngsa Falls cng rh the Lake Ontario Route Mon
A. Quebss, Safatosa Springs and the White Monssins
Through ekss all the route,
hs Gompasys office No. street, o1pose the ST.
Chatles Hotel, New0neain. W. 4. REDDING,
myss y Agent Illinois Central Railroad.
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EENALL0W--1 Dbl, for sale by
u jyss 4. eEIAsRkFg sSou, u Msgaaas a
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NEW ORLEANS, y4oK- q s,;s Gss.)e,=slss,

MI EW ORLEANS, JACK ~ ;,qq
! SON AND GREAT NORTHERN ssR ~
RAILROAD Depot Caope street, street
iha New Basin. : -
TRAIN daily osyka tss miles from New orsans
aHd back. Lssvsa the A. NJ; p Nj
leaves 0syka p M reaches New Orleans III. Passen.
GER Fcetysd and landed Al all intermediate stations.
ftarThrse csats per s eech way. Children servants
81 ~ -
stations every Tussdav Thursday and Saturday, NJ
Wednesday, and Friday, stsA.M. - =
SUNDAYS,
CSfKA and back, will be sold for wo Dollars.
Season fckesn
isl GEO. H. HaZLEYiURST. Genr ggpsrt
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KNTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on tine l7.h
Wv November, 1854, the negro boy SAM; is feet 2
high and ~ years DID, says he belongs to
Mr. D. ,shoty, or Chsnde, living Cool Spring, in
Livingston Parish La. The is requested to Cali
and ciairn said sla7e according toiaw.
= PLANGHARD, Keeper City Police jail
) New Orleans, August l, 1855 au2 I'm
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II ES5UP u CHtLDS. Paints. Oils, Window
tt5.Y esss.su ssk Nsxyxasss IsaR
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KNIHIT. E, greenfield, ATTORNEY Al
wv Law Pine Bluff Arkanans, will ousines
snIusssd 10 his He waso pay
Santion Land n-AtnR Land Warrants etc.
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TTHNWIBILE u AITkIN, GAS FILTERS, No. I'D
h A stfesi, nader lhs Gas ocs, New
L IfKIN been the for the
has knowledge
NV All work d2ns will he guaranteed.
f Hoiel Poprietofs, etc.
tss calling the above ocs have their executed
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Coldapring Fslre- Briok.

fByHESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have
n OF lAs npo7ed comso.ion, nd arc now
offered for ss eouHdeBes
The gies th bk 1854 per for the
improved Of 1885, eg0sto SSS. HAhh9D4 Il MOODY.
No. s6 cuHlnoh street, New Orleans.
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mykdSwlp
ny ROM A VIRGINIA DRUGGIST Worms
found be u XII and dsiI
uons han utic OF health Their tendency
tho digestive b. consuming II secee
producing uaesans variable Appetite ch'ng 81 the gh
The remedy this b. A. FANESIoth
' : - l+-== ---eA RICHMOND Va, Feb 81, 1894
Aivusps r. A. pARSxarocK a co. Gntsnsa-AIr.
Ralene city of Richmond
MAJ olowng SIateaient 10 me
a. negro boy old, tick presumed the
prosra that espared O. al
hopes Of his ~ last s ort concluded 70 II a
vs Of which him eolel moius an for
tbs child of all
from ak eng asion hing number Of from
perfectly we'll. certify
pleasure 90 he Of the above statement.
u T.7 o. A. STRECKER.
retail by ths principal duggs country
/ chants throughout the United SIateg- jy2ihs Nlm
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@ lrtalC tgs
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am iond OF the refaizlSeences Of q by-gone dayss
and when so much good may resuit a. Il sIy a. III
the publication Of the following
beg an attentive perusa is eords me AZ
sure ''Has pi1s-
At stated meeting Of the Louisiana Nat.u.
Association on Thursday evening last the fssh -
isSs, 10 obedience 70 . general call Mr.. j. e. Ia,,y
favored the association with eloquent and ~
dress Illustrative Of the necessity of an
total repeal II the Datprsiz 4tion laws 80 % sp
"nereupon, on motion it unanimously reso,vaa
that o. Lsrue ED be collected % fayor the sorisfe
WITH copy OF bis eloquent instructive and conyiuc,n
address to the Louisiana Native American Assoeisfin
for which purpose committee tsss apaoip- "a hv H.,
Chair consisting of Hessrs s. McFarisne Isasc b.
aud William Malcolm. --'-s' -
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fused partly codspring Fire py
as Essh sua II consIae.ag easals On
1850 made alterations 70 thAi furnace again tA
i1 LoFig and partly the Eagmh Bsck The furnace
grinding subject TO
and found that the Coldsprg
Bek quite well the English and far bette than the
Ppt ptb1rgh. a. W. WALKER.
PtisTERsP, sauYe, F. Gatdsrs,
LII Loughborongh s. John Baptist Michas Moore
lba.vtlei W. W. q Z. q. King. 81 Marlin mvs am.
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UERTIFIGATEs
..--.. u. g. BRANCH MINI.
New Orleans March Tth, 1855.
During the ysajss The farpsnss q hs Netting
spring Frs bcn Thssa furnaces daily maintained
nnisapted dufi4e mnthk
kinaHimporst foreign Countries Nj. II, B9NZAfsu,
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DMo0RAriC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL ooNMIrrEs,
The democssuo republican scors Of tbs city York
Neora.ks the present nsa anal ad
are Icqursed o attend primary election TO be held
hour. p 70 cot three delegates !, sSs
han Tor ne 1855; i've delegates Young
Mens Generai Committed, ana ward Dom mite; aud also
and y ,s.n.s asos
u ass s.s
s Ss%s:s "A ssSsh ssss
Err. A,semSs ds.ss STssaw,ea street.
Tenth district a, The -Four Nile House, Of
Fourts eah assembly district q Mliman,s southeast cor
snSy nsa SSsra
OF s om,n avenue ssus ~, and thirty second street,
under The direction Of three Inspectors Of election
each delegate n pressa. from ever, ward have d
tho election in his ward apd that Of
asgsie being he power Of naming he a.sss
sSa TINT hs S ina
hereinafter rein, ne named. viz =
;sf' w Burns
ssa s y xeSssn flames
third wardAt No. 10e Barclay john Shay Alfred
s1s 3sf Street Benjamin D. WEIGH
aA hud.o ay9 sses H'R VINO Soaring
Gsa xs. ssa SGsH
coveo'n wnrd-nt NC lib East Broadway John A. Upper
Eshih ward-A Bocses No. 20 Mercer street. John b.
Lydecker, James Armstrong Martin kirwn
Ninth werd-At No. ~ Perry street. Levi Springstsen,
'c nr nonooue ana william spaidng Inspectors
6assa sSs.a Ws and spd l. rs's
eleventh wsrdAt Union Hail. corner Of Fourth street and
9S Ave- u VIM Hogg jackson ysimiyea and Alexander
IweinS vssd-At rarey's Fourth avenue. between l24th
snd 1n ,sees ss,n Hart, John Macarthur Jr. aud VIM
1hirisenh wss1-At onderdonk's corner OF Grand aud
Clinton streets yoen Mcconnell, 1tomas H. Ferris and VIM
Fourtccnh ward-At Democratic Headquarters corner OF
Grand and Eizabeh streets James Hays Joseph Shannon
Jr., ard rcser McIermou, inspectors.
Fifteenth wArd-At No. 566 Houston street. T. Thorn John
siieenth ward~Ai No. ia Seventh avenue James Gre
CORY, james German and Henry +. Donohue Inspectors
seventeenth ward AtFords cf niyngon
bowery John Vandervoor Anthony 8. Woods and Patrick
Behieeph ward-At Union Hail. corner OF Third avenue
and Twenty second street. Oliver g. Hbbard, Thomas r
WIN and andrew J. Ma hess, Inspectors
Third aud iextnt ton avenues stephen Drew. William
Dubhsm and george Wier, Inspectors
Twenueh ward--At northwest Of Ninth and
Thirty fourth street. james s. Kenny, William Simp
1wopty first ward-A Hubbard McCoys Fourth
avenue and 1hirt, second street, Thomas Mccoy Robert
Iwonty second wardAt feed Of Eighth
ana Forty agbh street Nicholas soagr, d. f. Roo. snd
Alexander Mard. Inspectors
Resolved, That in the from the pols
nov appointed 10 such, that then the remsin
spec;or inspectors being at be DOLLS have
vacancy Anc that no person Apo ntsd Other wise
eect0ns ROBERT KELLY, Chairman.
JAMES L. BEsEpcr. lrrsooc.or,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-24

At MEETING OF THE NATIONAL AMERICAN
"A Union Party Of the Seventh wafd he'd at no So East
Broadway. on Thursday evening Dec 3D. motion ia
Wlsns was hllec 10 the cnau and Joseph Beals
pointed Secretary.
On motion, moved that committee DO appointed to
alt uons ssye Of the Of this meeting
upon ,he following rdivduss appointed,
WEYMOUTH who reported the following resolutions which
were submitted to the meeting and sdoped-
Resolved That the determined stand taken by the National
AMe Union Representatives La Congress, the support
OF their candidate Mr. Fuller for Speaker OF the
our decided spprobaton and trust that they
VIII maintain tho principle which they have exhibited this
nation namely an Dfexble adherence to glorious
Revolutionary sires.
Re- olved That hail l2h section of tho Philadelphia
american Platform the palladium BY which
Saes will be securely projected from the invasion OF foreign
enemies and tho inroaos of domestic scdtion-
Resolved moreover, That claim this continent for Sam
and a'ter little infusion of tho principles nvaiua
bic constitution into The darkenod minds OF tho
Of this continent will plant tho banner Of aud
s1pos on evcry bill and valley this world and
Fort sign and send forth voice through the tho peoples
divisible -.
On molten, That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
hsd In The Dairy kxpresa, Herald, and Sum- signed by
be officers Of tho meeting viii ii was put and carried
1 '''A" INV . - JAMES 3. WILLIAMS. Chairman.
JOSEPH 4. BEAIs Secretary. Z. 80 = = ,-
N IA notice Of this meeting IN he Tribune Of he IA
ns ays-We lesvn that only ten persons prcsent
the moe!ngn ~hch putauon pronounce unmeaAod
fasehood. The meeting large and orderly besidcs
which several patriotic speeches were made On that occasoa
~ te4eQ 90 =, ~ lolnf3sa ia CHARLES FOX