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FROM TEXAS.

BALTIYoRs Oct. %, 1855.
New Orleans papers of Sunday of last week are to
hand ano contain Gslvt ds'es to ire 18Th inst
Ward, Democrat, is elected to Congress IN Texas
from the Eastern disIict
The Know Nothings had elected their candidate for
Mayor OF Anstin. o.
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GoRHAN, n. H., Saturday, Oc'. 81, 1855.
DR.. B. L. Ball started from the Ledge on Thursday
morning with view OF Ascending Mount w Arlington,
and probably persisted, as nothing b" slnce be-
heard of him Parties commenced searching for him
yesterday morning, but wthou effect up to 10 o'clock
This morrill,
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We have for wears protested, and expect many
times more to protest, against the nomination Of
T,nperonee candidates for Sheriff, Clerk, and all
manner of purely ministerial offices. Not one
Temperance man in every dozen pays any heed to
these nominations the little knots OF Reflected
delegates who make them will not vote for them
whenever their own preferences or party interests
dictate another choice and the whole thing Isl
politicians tick, which never succeeds but with
the exceedingly simple. If the Liquor-deaers see
fit to nominate for these Offices, it is their own
business, but they lose votes by it while Temper
ance men almost unanimously repudate it.
We are favored in this city with a so-caed
"Temperancc Ticket" for all manner Of Offices;
but very few Temperance men had any hand 10
making it, OF an opportunity to be heard IN It's
cOncocton and, if they had been blessed with such
opportunity, not many Of them would have en-
braced it, they know that the Temperance cause
is not to be promoted by running Temperance can
ddates for county clerk, &C. and they will not be
deluded by the name of Temperance into the
traps laid for them by party wirewOrkers
We must choose Judges who will not become
tools Of the liquor dealers in the subversion of the
laws devised and passed by our legislators to ban
sh Inten perapce from among us we must choose
legislators who will not undo what our last Legis-
lature nobly did in the right direction we must
choose an Attorney General who upholds the right
of the People to protect themselves against the
Pauperism and Crime which surely follow in the
wake of the grog seller. So far the right and
duty of supporting men who will uphold and en-
forca our probibifory I eW in clear BeyOnd this
we see no reason for presenting Temperance can
didates, and will not countenance their nOmina
ton The seltelected Know Nothing nominators.
who are getting up Temperance ticket in our
City merely to give lift to as many X. N. candi
dates as they dare put on it, will not make expenses
by the operation.
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THE CASE OF PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Oct q, ls'5.
Tie argument commenced yesterday in the case Of
Passuore vii iamson was concluded this mo ming
and Judge Kane will give his decision as to the petit
ton on Monday.
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FROM TURKS ISLAND Capt Peckner of brig wal
houeI from Turks Island Oct u, reports sat 81
yeqy scs &c sud high.
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Jog 10 view Of The outrayes to which they have been
subjected By armed banda precipiated upon thsm
from Missouri, coinmends them 20 our warmest afmi-
ration, and We Iecge them our jealous and active
support until their invaders shall be defeated aud their
rights fuly secured.
Res0lred That the Federal Admins ration, by its
Uniform policy, but especially by the reGovs OF Gov.
Reeder and the appointment in ais stead Of who
recognizes the eli c. Of TIE nis.oui inva e-s true
Lstisls'ure for Kansas, ard cem4nds that the irau
DiCbl usurpatons Of that body shall be obey I'd as lava
Of that TEN Ory fully Identities itself with the efforC
20 pant avery therein and renoers mpossi ole III
further ~ port Of the Executive by men who desire
that Ksrsas ,hE Low be Free Territory, aud in due
time Fee STATE
If this is silence with respectto those Outrages,
what would speech be The Republican Conven'
ton justified and pledged its support to the Free
State men of Kansas, 90 shsmefully dispsraged by
Gov Seymour in his Tammany Speech. They con-
demned the Outrages to which they had been
subjected by the Missouri cOnspiratOrs against
Liberty, and the Administration which had made
itself the ally ard tool Of these invaders, the re-
sponsible abettOr Of these outrages, by the re
noyal Of Gov. Reeder and the appointment oil
Shannon in his stead. To have lectured the Mis-
soursns directly would have been mere waste
of breath they exult in our reproaches and glory
in their shame; but the Pierce Administration
which backs them is within our reach, and can be
made to feel the rebuke Of New-York. That re-
buke il viii not have long to wait for.
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HONEST GARDNER.
political dty 'Ia9 tn ho'.aehaie & 70 TIE tune '''
cad hH D.aGh
'Ifs OF g rich merchant 10 NIX street tit DWELL
Ard GaIdneT Lis bac,e, Gs plainly sssll rsiii
AID ros fcr sgelysu outh tns Ga dn-f did nod,
An Office quits lat both IL .llyer ans gcd. .. ,,,
Dubiisnt chOgui - omcs-holdeHi
Toorsl, lal, looral, &cl
Jbe twelvenonth wa, ended and then came the day
Mh.n the champions Of Freedom were mst in arrsJ
In Worcester far city lea Ter t. choose;
Ard Brewster 20 Gardi thas bear. The yllt COWS.
lIhorzS-ln p4ror a. tbs Albion
d" Now dress yourfe'f GARNER. io sorgecu, .rray.
IND male the b-st show hat you can for today;
Just ,.y th.t Joa'rs win them well a. you eau,
And tax. my word tor that you are thsir m,n .
Persuasive chorus BY Col. B. shsrH L Al
Ard hi. vs., the wsy thea u.t Gsrdn-r replied;
- AlhcusE Us mO.t true thst | am On tner sde
- And thcush 10 ctr fess were houeag i OWL,
Yet fear !, won't 90 I'LL I'VE ssked them s. home "
Dubious chorus by his EIeelencyl
So be wen. to ri. council and counsel they gave
Thai sent this poor Gardner ssgi down 10 bis gsYei
And Brewster and Bsser and lark bore the Pe.i ,
OF the graseoigsrs GATcner who'd burtod thea s.!.
melancholy ehous-tn Ii, minor Eey--o! n Nsl
A. Rockwell vs., Waking the st,ts all .roaad,
He .uied HOLes' Dtroner isiag dead % tue gr0urdi
Ard . bottle al empty IL Jay BY hi Sts,
TTvs, marked 40 } and Z ~as taas that he dis1
Chorus BY the State Temperance Coramitt's)
For fourteen loDg yesrs not a drop dd be swis
Ard for fourier o,z yeas ne h.6 be-n s2cd Whisi
The course that h0r est" tbs lOpy did h h5i4,
But the other bad sit him out 81 stf and cold
(Ch0ru, BY the sirv.vcrs)
Now al politicians, tske waning, pay,
OF H-nry J. Gardner a. full well you ulay,
Al d .tie, TO he course hat : honest and the,
Anu ''''' tRspltHeal cOo-u,l
TT, better fcr all men .nd no le.s for you
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MEETING lOE REPUBLICANS AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Saturday OF. %, 1855.
The Repul lcans are having gorih csson here this
evening. WietiUg h'll il crswced LieutenaGt-
Governor Raymond, General NJe and olhers are the
speakers.
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CITY POLITICS.
REPUBLlCAN

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
This body will meet this evening at No. 40 Broad
ay, TO take into consideration the nomination OF
indicate to fl the vacancy caused by the death o.
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THIRD THOUSAND NOW READY OF
Il l. L l. = NJ L IL 4 Ii II . \ -.


BY HEALY WALCUTr and OvERARCHE.
The RAIDER Of be Louisville Journa need Introduction
frcu rs Eel Smith. Her brilliant pen snl her own
fTeikus wheeling and de- ghtfu ye have often grace
.uir, Ter her ihat need say but hfile toward creating
den r this charming ume. But some tribute ueser-
every sper Der boos and that tribute cheruy pay
Ser ,nnste wers seem much a, houa' ia every yaey
ard b. life that she touches no subject without making
sTsIkle iih he lishs If her germs ,, ,,
"slelsev psqusnt 10 Der remarks an Keen rom o0ser,
'ior I'D be result that her abroad Is one Of tne mos IN
seous and gossip which has fallen under notice
Lively ros,ipirs chs,in- WHY. spai'iag Ben Smith,
u.ust COMICS your booS has quite enehant,d g
IT is daslns and vigorous without eoarsenesssnmsied
with genial hum0rshowing scuie and delicate p-cepton--
sId ,ustliLet by bracns infusion OF common ssu,e
The easy couvcr.aouH Style IN which she writes
the attention al once ond me adr Pc uses hei p
Stsessr eslirs Of .sii.iseon9 Bosom Evening 5l1
lbee any delicate strokes and not LITTLE OF that VI
vcy desciip IA which euteo The an'hor shows her
when matters Il home feeling Al saeeion engage hes
History ard personal narrative are alike imprinted N
votr me- u y The associations - suecioe, merry md grave
md ven 81 that Won listening 90 the Tsgea voice y bell
ersfrr,T Phisde phs Merchant.
"ll, f.. capital bQos-iall OF lie ,P siyae5y md 10.
ever tocy vaui. 20 hear 50 far a. The auiho' Snlw.
The ,u,bor who we sre sure woman, l. with the
rctder though you sitting by her side in the upper "a
Lon No ID Ryr steamboat and you can hear mex high ~
i ,fs me- ulcrou. which she ha witnessed or her
e. evcs grow she Iees some fearful story OF
efip or She have been busy the woman
70 Lave ob,eryra much New England s our sos for IT,
y. Y. Alas
ct L mostly devoted the sights sounds men, manners,
W ,r vic kedIess foos fashions auth1 artists, aud loves
p /, etds Paris 8ni written ary, -, abe style
a. hs touch lined humor about g., and well marked
win & intel igcnce running through b.
lSprnghed Massl Republican
In feshnes pquancy ami desh ful episodes iustraiye
en LIE anu manners they have rarely been equseL"
Narional Era
,-.t.-4 sr,,.b .r.rLf.s "a d.sns. an
,nrre and interel capital book FOR leisure hour, or
r,oad aye for those seasons when ,en wan g. o. ed
viii 20 thoit' lNle't ana Letiei
I'VE Ike Bel Sm'h and Bel smith book. lively, free,
dash ug style, she talks On, and nothing y waning but the
tefiv au Il Is Of ~ make ms think ~ are
li.'en very inter- sfin- woman l'hieigo Journal
M. b. "a j. poiaey aud beautifully isstrsed, evidently
~ he ha OF nsetfartists The r-pag- Is snbeished
Win t,rraf II Mics Sn, 3D. the English beauy who took the
Pa .Is by storm sud made the Paiia'rnnes - Tey zeal
cus.n - r,,.,,,,,- L. 10y ptiis ~ q,
And for sale by q Booksellers.
sinsle eories SEPT by mail on receipt u price.
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DIR. Townsend. Sar~npariIls.

DR.. Town,epd'- Sar~npariIia.
Vow the time this celebrated Purher OF TIE bV'
II Is the eat Spring Remedy Ard the ony medicine "hc"
s.n fsetuay cleanse the system from ali the impurities Of tie
blood.
Thons,nds who have usei L esn ts'ify 70
ITS MIRACULOUS EFFECTS UPON THE BLOOD
l, ersie, new h ard pure blood carries os the potTd ho
ro ee anses stomach regulates tho bowels AID 7Aa
tone Of vigor TO the whole body
Dr. TOwEsEHD's sARsAPARILLA, A. manufactured m
der the ,prenniendonce Of Dr. JAMES r. Chiffon, the
mot celebrated Chemist and Physician IN this country tho
ONLY sARsAPARILLA
which will a c'asy The systcm eradicate ds'ae r.
store sheshy action all the functions Of the BODY and
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE
Established IN the City Of Ne'v-fofs in 1870.
wboesls and Reu Depot No. az Broadway, opposite St
Psuls Church, OiHoe No 2
Only AZ as for fine French Calf Dress Boots'
with sphg shsnts ready maze or 70 order ~ A RT
sStos Lsst p5epsr'd Tor eseh A Perf.et ~
s,asiieed livery sye Of SHOES and CATERS Tor Gents
wear ire" % 10 " ~ ''D '' 4 BGKEB's No IS Aun.
K,ui,ance- TO Iowa.
hoNEYsr esP.me1 20 1s 'se1 BEmEST se s wsa,
st. Ssv.Yo[k AMERIcAS ExcHANGE B k va ,sn
New.yors; KXCBANGE BANK s,siest,, Boston CAD 'e
raw" - ''-D' y s. JEsUP Co. Dubuque, Iowa
Tribune Renders requiring PRINT Nc Of any KIND
whether tie work be large sanalrOn Gard to Book
wilGpd BAKER, GOODWIN Co.'s
Cfhce TRIBUNE btlLDlNO'' ono ol 10 "'''' ''-p''
ard ,sti foe'ory in the Union.
Orders every Of the country promptly executed and
forwarded ty EIpr'ss
BAKER, GOODWIN Co., Printers,
Tribune Buildings, Entrance No. spruces.
Fmtsrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor Rxchnnse
4. ReliO,ed No. q Csnast- the corner Of Centre
"a Cere ~ New ork. The Offoe Is esab ihed BY the
Ergation whore always he ound large
ngfr, Of LABORERS and SERVANTS AZ very low raes Of
- and rrsons caD have heir orders filed by wning
tn Superintendent and sending he amount necessary 70 pay
q
ricvers JAMES p. PAGAN, Superintendent
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ssr.rtlirs with hrfHsn's and senined With Wit
CHAR MING BELL SM I III -

~ "Ters Sketches ar insiiDc with ne ib'y sparkle Win
lsn's g,uncd with VII snd address Themselves ~ 81
Louisville (Ky.l Bulletin
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IGn COPIES Of FINDENs ROYAL GAIL
IOU LIRY-FOLiO-FIFTY ENGRANINGS.-Prc Price

FIhDFNs ROYAL GALLERY-Br'ish Ar. vol Ail.s
T.Uo Irce as Embe shed with Fi1y Large Engavings.
non N. moot En.sh Pain No book has
leeu upc this y which poses-e the same inter-
,r a. ilis SUPERB iLLusl RAIED WORh. IL contains
AT ,nh.c srch nslncl sir Joshua ynods ja isb0
sf DAVID Wi kc sGlhsd Turner Landseer, Cooper
90 us Esrake ", bster MACH and hos Of others too
run,r rs 10 menon within ih- limits Of adyes.n mt
UIwsrd 4 =ttct expanded upon tho ensaYnz OF nee
whether ty he Frrel Spanish al or German ,eA o.
Iit are al # ior r. ng, enabling me enffaVe sum
e,.rf nee 20 90 iuce the painters lar style.
rae orroriuuty here offered for procuring tn' mlgnih
e,rt .ott II AIT ID. APP LIZ on s Co., Importers,
No. end 5f8 Broadway. New-fork.
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ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.-The Pub
/ U.Lefs Of lHE AMERICAN DOMESTIC ROMANCE
THE NATCHMAN
heh ~ b. ,sn,d in fw days hereby beg 20 lnir rheat
rcs Manner all Others Concerned haf The sorry has been
Drsms ii ed ana be Copyright thereof secured.
ben oced by various Managers Tor copy OF the
Boob advance tor the aleg purpose Of Dramafnt IT,
Tese others vii perceive BY his nome that their original
fit coy b. invaded and app oaoas 10 future uust
h. ma 10 them for gh' perform ibis Drama
Il. LONG BROTHER,
M. Ii NA.au. NeW. iOrk
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DURTON's THEATER, Chsmbersst st
ID sATURDAY-Mr G. HOLLAND vii peIform IN two
e. mic pieces, both rev here,
The TfIINRLE RIG,
assisted by NJ ard Mrs Burton. Mr MCoTe-
OUT FOR 4 HOLIDAY,
az sted By Mf. q. Jordan and others
The sxcessively laughAble piece of
TAX THAT q w
viii ao BE- played IL j. nightly received with osr Of ausscr
Nr Burton MI c. jordan Mr.. Moore, Mr. Il Jordan, MIS-
Hughes &c.
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A WAY to HEAD OFF the sPECULATORs.

4 WAY % HAD OFT Tie bFEIU LAIUho.
~ Read IN TIE EXPRESS MESSENGER fbs week
. Rrrsl Dsrct. Piices Current fhowng he che pness
With which yen purchase Butter aud Produce Ia the
,orpfry ugh the medium II the Expr Agen's
Read aio ia THE EXPRESS MESSENGER it, " Agriculrl.
Ia cord colsted from intel sence furnished b. reliable
ce,rousen in numerous farming counties throughout New
York sud the Wer Advertise IN hE EMPRESS NE ,rEN-
GFRf You business from the country towns Aigcrte
IN IRE Empress MESSENGER ID You want Expr ,ssmen
10 mac business. Take THE EXPRESS MESSENGER IL
want 10 know all sbou tho Express transportation blsnes
No weekly ua Der has n extensive circulation.
EXPRESS MESSENGER. No. % Broadway.
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Go Dbcm it Glan Concern.

ADAMS 4 Co-Holders Of unpaid Drafts,
u -, ~ aDsas 1 Co. Of California ~ sa1f-es-
- ~ G B11417 Sew-York Post-Ofieei sll heAf SUMO
hing 70 then adysnfage
CITY and COUNTRY ADVERTlSlNG.-Upo
he ,btsosophy q Advertising, and ias best practical
= - rs,g III, h rytem. yausbe information may %
ESs,v 81 bILgERs Advertnns Agency, Tribune baad-
rss Hev-fork-
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Mem publications.

rVHE IND PEN EN r
L Ediisd sy Conversational elsIsynea,
REV GEORGE B. CHEEvPR D. D.,
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER,
MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
MRS II. c. IN CHIT
hR. CHARLES L. BRACE,
And numerous othera
No spared 70 every variety Of "a en n he
department. Of this sge Il correspond
have teen engaged beth at home AMI abroad fsD
Lrce CT The Mcney Market ard Commercial f and
e,e Review Of the Flour and Produce Martet .ai
ehsIuse generally together with hat Of the Ceie Market s
written weekly b experienced expressly for tins paper.
Or ICeur er are also corrected up 70 tue day 81
ard uas Be- confidently relied upon ~ ececn- Ia sh5ri
tie pTle0is deter nec that the paper snail De
CONTESTS or THIS WEEKS NUMBER
OUE SPECIAL CoNIEmVroRs. EriroEiAL ARTICLES.
EyelHE With the chill PROMPT Renewal
drD Our Life PnEimss-.
Letter from Boston. Hope under Reyerses
Eah snd Eihs-Ahs5 and sosth side View Of he Save
Ftuhsdsd. Trade
ne Fire Ar-s pufch Perseverance,.
OVE Ows CORRESPONDENTS The Comprehensive Exact
Our French CoTltspCr dt u.
Cur frs N correspondent. FosErsS INTELLIGENCE
Hcsrfns for lnebisfes lGEsEKAL NEWS
Our krE iish Correspondent. Money Market
OR Faris CorTe-po1teut- FAMILY RCaDnG
Le,.tr fem VermouL The Believer IN Heaven
Letter from Iowa The Lite Begzar.
d.. heihure's Speech. Practical Talks
PtouieiAn Literature The Morsvisn Heroes
LIrLssKY REooRs. Enc fragment fer Christian
RELIGIOUS ISryl Mothers.
Z .hiGi Is Of Scotland Happy Ne~fear
poNTsrIe srNsAEY Frsnklin end III. Men
ADVANTAGEOUS.
Lev Niuistrv 'EpITvs's BOOK TssLt
The sliink % Prievcrs Letter MN hAisas-
Reisis J L the Sanity. OuK CRY CoLUsS -,
TIENs-By mall 81 Specimen NUMBER seni srtt& Oin,s
for the psrer accompanied By the sdded % me
lshsf, and prepaid viii BE- considered 81 our risk 60,
with number 81 tne papei
ApvrEII,rsrsrs-A few snly vii be Must b cent
wv JOSEPH II. LADD, Pshlsher
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.
90 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con
ID stsrtly On hand very superor article Of pure BONE
lust eouslfinz Of inga, llings and gound bone.
ode. rscevsd AZ the Work sb-< River; Il No.
g Nessyst, up stairs CHRISTIAN SCh"AAi%
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Hth tUUNIhlmEN Or, memoirs or EM-
~ AK luEsfcaNs 2inr illB ,ra'el. = o.
UPWtRD AID ONWARD Or, THf HlsToRY o. Ros
iii TWO GUARDIANS. By the Author Of the Heir Of
IiIf ASD DISCOVERIES or TIE REV. THOMAS
WoMAS II IHE NINETEENTH CENTURY By Mar.
f,et Fuller Ossoi. l2no. -.
Jus J. l. DERBY No. lig Nasssu-st
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NOTICE Of Observation-Disclosures ia hereby

NOTICE Of AsSIGNMENT.-No IL hereby
~ even that THOMAS {. BaOWE aud HENRY DINA
kEsT Esrnsrs unsr he name ald frn u BROWN DEM
H. ~ hr al their psrtnerhp estate for he eqas bsooht
ofther creditors and thar the said Thoma C. brown and en
~ Den sreft have severHy tbs DAY male an NJ o.
ter rdvd the subsbeE fr The eluA enent
her creditors and that the cred Of sd hrn and
Of Thons C. Brown and Of sad Henry Denles me't 81
b their respective cans under oath or animation 70 zee
utserber within three pons from the date hereof -Dtea
PGfcr.cn n. J., Nay 10, ia JOHN j. bhO"N, A~tee'-
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fost ano fonn0.

EOUND-In one ofthe Broadway stages, on tho
1 18th inst. two LADIES' COLLARS Tbs owner vii
please apply 20 A. l.. BROWN, No 81 Broadway.
4. - REWARD-LOst or stolen, a POCKET
gpsb WALLET, containing note avn BY JOHN ~
IhICEin favor CT CHARLES T.. MADDEN, dsied April .,
1855 AZ months and number VI other mates and papers n no
Any but the bscnbe the payment thereof nss
leeu stopped The public cautioned gnst receiving mo
notes The above reward VII paid returning SAID
Waiet and Papers SlLEANUs GEDAEf, NO. l5' LaarsS--
80, No. Amty-place.
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w sCHAUs, IMPORTER of ENGRAvLNGS
" "a ARTISTS MATERIALS, has removed from No
SIS Broadway % the spacious Nc 81 Broadway whe
he viii ke kspPv 70 se hs PetrSs&
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6pceial Notices.

Cal,douiau Division No. 81 :. of THE Members
this Division particularly requested to be pune nal
their Tendance their Hail. No iS biosdway, on MONDAY
ENENiN @, Ssh inst a. o'clock as oasne, OF inpor,anee
sil b. LAID before them for consideration by order OF me
Division. VIM LINN, X ;.
The CanaI-st. II. Is. Society NEE, ,t Convention Hall
IT, nee, ps s be- adi,s'sei by M.na GORDoS. iNSLEE
and her eminent speakers. The friends o. Temperance are
invited to attend }. Qua, resident
ID. NASH. Secretary.
The Suburban Home Association viii hold il. third
resu ar Pub e heeins on MONDAY EVENING, MAY q At
will Cad il TO teir svsusige to attend ,h meeting and srn
n.I'her ariensl~ yAS G PEARSON, Secretary.
Professor scherb's Lectures N BROOELYN vi,
b. continued on IL ESDAN, THURSDAY anl SATURDAY
EVENINGS. g. Packers Feuale lr,.i uie, Joracmon 81
Isktis e books At he doo Tlrd Lecture THIS
kvENlNG, May =, stgP.M Subject: TIE GREATEST
Carl, Lie fOEI-A Protestant
Or. Colictts Lectures.Ths popular speaker ~ ~ give
an Ss Continental Hall 5ith-.t. an hay., MONDAY
hfhNlAo, The 4sth, st'i O'Clock All who woad enjoy
rear 'hoa.d hesI ths Lecture.
"' D' ftgfrs i g Il Ts;lsTp yNewhOr
PRoHIBITORY LAW.
q, A.e X G. luon of The most Worthy Patriarch
Hon SAMUEL l. 1lLLEY Provincial secrrfsrv or r.
Ia The BIZ a.wsy Tabernacle on FRIDAY FVESISG June
HENRY LLOYD, q. ". p vii pre,ide s-pnor,.i bv The
Hsifn.l Division. f' '0f. y '
~heh NJ Be rubi he'd 10 the uaornirs Of si
The tncs Of Temperance and he pablo generally are IN.
viied 10 attend Admission tree
Or. j. Ciaw-on Kelly, ANALYTICAL Pbv.icja, IA,
REMOVED his Coliutns Rooms No. Bible HoasS .,h'
az, where Lsts end Gentlemen obtain rfrn.. tfe
pe.y the Liver Kdnsy and IusSs Witch has U S, e.
ne Analytical Practice Of which full details
can be KiyeD, and Iubcai obtained illustrating The min
epes Sion which II Is fosnded, at his Office.
Lsst Day Of the Great Fnir-INGERSOLLs Urn
sssSon BOAT FAIR Will positively close THIS DAY Al.
H~os nee Beat ard Oar BsIssr No. 20 scsth-a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

serber receiving daily mppy of me rlpe BLACK
turss End Charlelas Gpes 1sh from hothogses IN tbs
,,-uay. Ga straw berries IRON Baltimore IHDAP-
son SON No. SO Broadway, between Leonard and Frank
ius ~
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NOTICE.-Tbe undersigned having been duy ~ ",
poiD,,d RECEIVER q The property Of ever hsa ?. -
ATE Gn Of WM p. SHUTTER Co, al peroS nt,,i %
firm, either BY note or look seessnt' % q ~sIs
nesy-co1rt.-Sev York, Nay ~ nm R.s~,v,r ke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

I AIDES STRAW BONNETS-Of extra fine
Frerch Straw Tuscan extra tine Spit, extra
tre Italian Duu-tabe be de every description Of h latest
nj mo- hior.t stye- are be found a. HARLEfs, No
4 John.st which all b. sold greatly reduced prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-26

ID n w G. l. T.
ID o. TIE sMUGGLER OF THE Isle
ihrirr tale of the Coast by officer IN the u = Marine
.e.vic., pint ertifr IN the
I Il L T. + l. G,
trsrsd -
The number a'so confirms NORA WILLIS Or. Tbs
1icR HEkFss TIE PooE TEACHER Oh lrmins sor fr
The Lsds ~ Ms NrinlAZ IvNusrud; Humorous Sketches
Tses ofTrsvo &c.
lFF TRJE FLAG l. of,he .rge1. sxa and confirms al
vrrfteuen. ard continued s.Oreseyrry number being
ecuttie II 'tsef
III ale CO.. four cents Sold BY al the anl peri
cci, ctaler, to'h 10 town ard county
DEXTER 4 BRO. Who'll slle Agents.
Nos. li aud rs Ann-st., New York.