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l]riniine.

Medical and School Book Publishes and Pa,en,
Medicine Dealers,
are respectfully invited TO examine
View Printing Press,
The oniy enc fits kind In this country, AZ
rI'HE very largest and most comprehensive
/ GENERAL NEWSPAPER, BOOK aud JOB PRlSflNG
OFFICE on this Continent. e Clf and Fnnkios,
New-York, where EVERY CONCEIVABLE VARIETY OF
work done with correctness taste and promptue where
BOOKS MAGAZINES, and PAMPHLETS, are SrEAEO-
TYPED ELECTROTiPED, ILLUSTRATED, PRINTED,
and BOUND suit the demands u the most successful Pub
hshers; where THIRTY Of The largest sn most respectable
NEWSPAPERS. MAGAZINES, and REVIEWS, are pnnieii
where Circusrs HANDBILLs, Programmes, BILLHEAD',
Cards TIChFfS Labss &C, turned ont n m,en,e guam
ifiss; aud where all kinds Of SrATIONEhS WOhk, A.
CHECK Note HFCFIPT. Bal, and MEMORANDUM Books,
are printed ani BOUND on TIE PREMISES with prompt
uess At the lowest cash prices.
JOHN A. GRAY. Nos IS aud 81 CiiIst
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c ABE MY Of VI u $ c.
N ITALIAN OPERA.
LAST WEEK
vrds greatest Opera which has profound
a sensaCu throughout Europe,
IL TROF ATORE,
(rHE TgouBADoR)
viii be performed, foE the
LAST TIME,
THIS tW NESDAY, May 9, 1875.
The principal roles supported By
SIGNORA STEFFANONE, sIGSORISA NESTNALl, slG-
NORI BRIGNOLI, AMODlO and ROCCO. -
Musical Director and Conductor. MAX MARETkkk
eeas may b. secured Hall Sons: Joes No 5l9 Broad
way; Borden Kings and the Box Office Of the Acad'
euy of Music
Notwithstanding the incurred BY the Junction
Open Comp nie the Committee have decided
the prizes but for the most part 70 MAINTAIN
them the former scale
Prices Of AdmiouParquet Psrguet Circle frsi and second
Circles. 81; Secure3 81 %; AInphitheafer - cents
Doors open AZ IA performance 81 O'Clock.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

FOR EUROPEAN eIRCULATION
psbhed the departure Of each Mail steamer for Liver
pc At s. per snnun, postage included Single copies Six
tentA
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THE NEN-YORK TRIBUNE

For CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS, pubhed the departure Of each Mail Steamer
ts AspinwA at 81 70 per Single copies Six Cents
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wANTED-By a respectable

~ Protestant Young Woman. a. CHAMBERLAIN and
LAUNDRESS, or SEAMsTRE>S, can Wait If requisites ~
objections 20 go short distance in the country. Good city re
given II required Cal a. No ~ NikeFs.' IN me
for davs
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HfILLER ORION a MULLIGAN,

MILLER. ORION N MULLIGAN,
vi PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
respectfully their custoers and tre1 - tny
have op.ned their store, 40. 5 PARk-ROW, NtN-fprh
prepared 0ners from that point Tor er
POPULAR PUBLICATIONS embracing History bl9sriphy
Narratives snd Traves agriculture. Temperanee flrooS
Books fr the Young B5es Standard Poetry Law AMI school
Boots and great variety Standard Miscellaneous WORKS
Their pub catous chiefly STAND ARD. AMI COR -ach
steady and Uniform demand OF such publications me
past furih fair index Of he fuEe or IL o. the
Book Of which they Annually publish numerous editions
they have already aggregate sale Of GO copies al
average Of = CO. each.
FCBLIsHEn.
OUR " L D,
4 STORY AMERICAN Slavery. Price - >
Crdsf. and interviews respectfully icited.
MILLER, ORION a. MULLIGA N.
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DOCKS and ENGRAVINGs.-The subscribers

- constantly hand arge am select Of
BOOKS. ENGRANINGS. &c. among which may b. found:
siney.
PIT1I GALLERY q 20 Engravnss 4 vols folio as
NESTWOOD'S INSECTS. 1000 Enelayng-. yols. $40.
80 - Lor5on.
ABBOTT'S ANTIQUITIES OF ROME. - 1frtei fr-ray-
inss Folio half calf SIR
WINGATFyS STORNiING OF CHAZNEC AND KILir.
With numerous Tinted Eugrayiugs Folio, lah calf 81 a
BOsWELLs LIFE or JOHNSON. 30 Engrayinss- 10
WOYDERFUL MAGAZINE. so Hnsrayins.. , vo-., syo.
= -. LONDON.
ICNSTRELETS CHRONICLES Numerous Ln' sving-.
vols. Gyo ~ ~. London.
And many other rare valuable end Standard Works o.; yeoas
editions
Crr, end others will find It greatly their advantage 20
cell ana stock previous plhasing else~here
ITGGAT HROTHFR- No II ~asrausf.
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Ncw pnblir atoms.
EOWLERS AND WELLS. No 30- BROADWAY
Il have WORKS on EDUCATION, SCIENCE, and n


EOWLERS AND WELLS, No. 30- Broadway.
have WORKS on EDUCATION, SCIENCE, and the
REf ORSS GENERALLY
Autobiography of Charles Caldwell, Il. D. - 50 - q.
Nnn II. Seward ThTce Hours School Dsy. rv --s.
dG. 81. Chemistry Of Common Life. w Jsli.s'1.
GTshains Science Of Human Life - a. Pa .nl.
Of Christianity. 81 p. Lectures life and a. 'h g ~
colt. ~ % Our World. ~ g. Beeoher's L.-iu .a
Yourg Men IS cents Downug's Fruit and su.it rr.s
America ~ 6 BGrrys Fruit Garden. ( p slrr,';e-
Frcyelopeda. ~ 50. Hydropsihic Family Physical -
FOWLERS AND WELLS. No. Ss Broadway, =. Y.
A NTI-SLANERY PUBLICATlONS.-for sale,
n r. he Ar,islavery Depository, No. Is beekmans. ~,
80 II Eoo.s and PainIhlcs (sone Of them very scarct
% es viz. American slave Code BY Ooocel slavery ani
Au,islaverv w Gooien; AUTOGRAPHS for fieedomi biee
t-,;,,ls. Bsck Code Of District Of Columbia; Olddint.s
sr,bs IN Congress boaud wolf jays Miscellaneous Wiiinss
,S vol Jaws MosAic Seryiiude fscis esd Opni9n. on
;s,io, Sfetv hv Sebbins; Key 20 JEele Toms Cahali
fusish and German; Parker and Reeds Beasaoni M
Sew Aanecs from 1913 20 49,. Annual hspo,s %
S Fo-eign kntfslavery Society Ssve-Ce'eher eausn'
by Rand; sabbath Scenes, By WHITTIER &C
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THE sEMn-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

4 y,bshod every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Morning PTce -
-, snsu. Two copies for 81 Five for eli p Advertise
80 10 cents line for each insertion.
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NEW No. of CHAMBERS's JOURNAL-By
~ the Atlantic Ps-t TO- ,or Mey OF CHAMBE1S'S JOUR
SAI-Onriral the usual vaetT % inter
matter, ncluhiug continuation OF Nh Chambers Nm r
lean Jotfugs Subscriptions ccevsd and single numbers for
al. by CHARLES :. FRANCIS Co, % Broadway,
Importer o English Books end Periodicals.
SILLINAN'S JOE NAL OF SCIENCE AND ART, Tor
Nav. this DAY received
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,THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for MAY

rI'TE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for MAY
eoutans-Electreify in Plants and Animals b. Frank
Palmer with Portrait Edward H. Dixon, W. d., with Like
ne.s Education; Criminal Legislation and Prison Dscipine'
Pore. Skull; Phrenology Boston Tie Dipping Of Blood
Relations; Tie Ocagon Mode Of Building With Engraved Illus
iraiions; The Crave Wall
Events OF rHE MONTH George Calm among the Indians;
Divorces in Massachusetts; Icaran Community Marriage; Sta
Old Age; Recent Deaths The New Emperor; War
In the Crimea; PaeuOice Department Examining New In
% BSen Ls19 tssy Nb1 s 9H onT v
Published by FOWLERs AND WELLS No. 500 Broadway,
New volumes Of THE WATER-CURE and PHRENOLOG-
ICAL JOURNALS begin with The next number.
THE LATEST and BEST NOVELS.
I Ni-s Cheeshro's New Novel. second Edition.
SUSAN, THE FlsHERMANs DAUGHTER, lAno II p
We know 10 book OF the eIsSn VOC worthy q s2lai
often reminding Of Mis- k4yanh and the author Of rie
FyeTy chapter repete with wisdom and gems OF poetic
beauty = Hawthorn the only writer Of fiction this
country who o,ank the ao'hog OF susan hs own vein
IL A. Ro's New Book
ALONG LOOK AHEAD. ~ tae author OF James Mount
Joy. l.ino. Price. - - Second Edtion. ~.
Far tevond vh-t called b. conr'ey Anne Noyet
has ro.itive tner p Of ID hgh ORDER" Boston Post.
Il opens with all the sweet simplicity o, God.i,h. De
n ba. Charming simplicity nd rr-yhe ofshe
story adnrabe-the religious tone which eShDt eN
ceilenL" -, ~ l. H'ii-e''-'
THE OLD INN; Or TRAvrLER's ENrERr.yNrNrs. By
josiah Barnes sen LIMO -. ,, J.
81 II should be PRISE enough % say h; th slthoT reminds
one occasionally Of Irving" Phiadelpha bale.n
Unless err greatly volume markedly original IN IT.
outline and FEATURES wall attract large share OF t,eni9n
boston Evening Gazette.
&c DERBY Publisher, 40 Ils Ma .saus., y. y,
and Tor sale by all Booksellers
NEW No. of CHAMBERS's JOURNAL-By
Y the Atlantic Part TO- ior MAY, OF CHAMBE1SS JOUR
Oiriral Eion-contsinng the usual vaet Of INFER
ns maer nel5ins continuation Of NJ oa,neeIss n" r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
- URTON's.-The Prohibited Historical Play
II u.

NEW SCENERY AND ELEGANT COSTUMES.
Louis XIV Mr. g. Jordan Moiere. Nh. Fisher Cardinal
Austria, Mrs Cooke; Marie di Mancni, Miss Raymond;
Georgette. (the gardeners daugIter) Mrs. Burton.
The scenery is al new, comprising the Council Room the
Forest the Kings Oak by Lightning the Card
nas with the Royal Gardens the Castle Court
and Wow Of Paris by Moongt and the Throne Room
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American Institute AnnuI EIection.-The Annul

Election of Trustees, Manager fhe Fair and Standing Com
mitees will be- held the Roms of the Institute No 35l
Broadway, on THURSDAY next, ne 10Th day OF May.
Polls will open at 3 and close Of O'Clock 7. VI.
BY order Of the Truses
No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

Second Unitarian society, Srooklyn.-There will be
Meeting Of this Society, for LIFTING the SETTLES for
the our year n the Aihensam a Of Atlantic and
Chntonss, on WEDNESDAY 'VENING, 9th inst, at q
O'Clock
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h,sh,d every SATURDAY MORNING a. the low pns Of 81
in advance. Three copies for a. Five copies for
- Ten copies for S and paper continued be-
80 he time for which II "a paid Advertisements for this
-. xil be charged FIFTY CENTS PER LINE for each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

The Carson league will hold meeting WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING, lay g. at o'clock 10 He'll
corser Of zd.st ana8hsv Addresses by WIN. d. MURPHY,
20 the Rev. Prof II. H. MATTIsON, and Others. Those
Who believe in Law, ID It's execution. aye invite 70 attend
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The New.Ynrl. Cify Lifenry Union.-Continuntion

of Quarterly Session at Cnt Hall, AstOrpace. The
Exercises of THIS EVENING cBst OF POEM by J. w.
McCUNE and the Regular Dscuse Of Che iooy,ng Question
% Is THE FREE TRADE SYSTM THE TRUE POLICY
or THE UNITED STATES" De public are invited to at
tend DOUGLAS LEflNGN Eli, President.
a w SoVIHWICK, Secretary
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ReIniffnnces d IaxxR.

MONEYS Deposited the cret Of the undersigned with
Messr. KETCHUM, ROGERS &BEMENT, No. As William
n NewYork: AMERICAN ENHANCE BANK, Wall-st.
New-York; EXCHANGE BANE Safest, Boston, can be
drawn IN GOLD with premunat the Bank OF
r. : JESP Co.. Dubuque. Iowa.
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WAYTED-In the city or coun.

- try b. two very experienced Girls with good city refer
ences COOK and to WASH and IRON, or - d. the
Housexork OF private family the other NURSE AMI
sEAM>TRESS Chsmbcunaid and >eamstress. Cal az
No - 6th-av. ia the Bookstore.
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Special Notices.


ClergymeB and others visiting the city during Ami
,,sssy Week invited 10 the free OF the Library aud
Reading Room II THE NEW-YORK YOUNG MEMS
CBRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Clinton Hall, Aston-pece
SAMUEL H)LMES. Chairman Committee on ROoinS
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NATIONAL THEATER-A. H. PURDY, Man.

~ ager and Propneor-Dress Circle 3 cents Pit ~ cents
Orcesra Chairs 30 Doors Opeu at o'clock Perform.
ances commence At H. THIS EVENING will be performed
AGNES Dr. WE'RE.
Hirhsu4 Mr. W Wood and Miss +. lie FOlle.
Followed by THE WHITE CAT
After which THE BREWER OF PRESTON.
Come Dance Mr. W. WOOD.
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The unf.yoTsblo weather tlu monthly EXHIBITION Of
PLANTS and FLOWERS a. "a ithenaun will continue opcn
THIS DAY. Admission 20 u0ni nbers ~ cents.
JSEPH LIES, Rec. Sec'y.
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DIANo-FoRTE MAKING and TUNING

Young Man who hos made and repaired nearly all parts OF
the PauoForts SITUATION IN department offs
mandatory. Womb attend ptsae Residences % Tune, on
reasonable terms undertake the repair Of any Musical nsu-
tsent, wond attend Balls Parties 10 play the Piano
Violin Make and Teach he Glass errnonicon, cheap
very beautiful instrument Address ORLANDO, fHhrne
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

CITUATIONS WANTED-By two respectable
- Young Women: GOOD COOK snd BAKER IN al =
branches. the other - CHI AAfBERMAID and % assist with he
W1hns ironing; Is excellent WASHER sni ironer he
bss; city reference gwen. Apply AZ No. ~ akef IN me
store. two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

The Wonnn's Hospital, n, rs Msdison'av., corner
2shst OPT ned THURSDAY, lay s. for the reception
Patients
Committee viii be in atendhDo daily from II to O'Clock,
10 receive applicants. BY orderf Board,
The Members Of the Society seinyited to attend Special
Meeting on MONDAY eth II O'clock, al the Institution.
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w man, GOOD COON. L HIlng % assist with WASH
ug an Ironing Cen DO the Baking os seneel pvste family,
an can give the best city reference Csa b. for days
a. No. So Sth-.t between the Bowery snd ai-s7.
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A MEXICAN SLAVE CODE.-For sale, at the

N Anfislavery Depository, Nc: 70 beekTsa-s-, TIE
,NFRIC AZ SLAVE CODE, by Wu- Goodel IN nes'ly-
bound goume aSl PIP, price IS eeuis Tbs wort contains
u.sry al TIE laws rkne slayer IN he vsrcu .lsye States
and Dsiric. Columbia and scGt te the t1 q every
Arfslavery IN The Country
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Gorses, Carriages, &r.

OMNIBUS for SALE--A light family or church
" OMNIBUS for private e, luifsbe fer Hotel Or B9ara-
ia sbol io On hand great variety Of C0ache. Caeches,
vs W.'ous one Doctor. secondhand Gg flr sale very
low MAJOR THOMPSON q Co, No - W0osfer-si.
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r.. .nn;vcr.arv Of the Ere Points House of In

slustry the Rev L. NJ TEASE superintendent will be held
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst in the Tabernacle, u
r,elok p NJ Addresses by the v. Dr. TYING. the Rev. T.
l. CUYLER. the Rev. Dr. OGOOD, and the Rev. DR..
CLEVELAND. Of Northampton, lass.
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The American swedsbonre. Printing and Pub

fishing Society nstiutod the Publishing and circulation
az the Theological oks Of manuel Swedenborg will holl
lis Anniversary Meeting on Wednesday EVENING, May
o. at O'Clock in the SeyenthG Baptist Chapel ltlst be
tween Sd and 4thayS Addrtefs b. the Rev. b. Il, BAR
RE1T, Mr.. BESWICk, aut ot.rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

snd Canass New-York In Office is established by the
Commissioner of Emigration WIRE always be found large
pumbers Of LABORERs and SERVANTS al very low rates OF
the and sending necessary pay
the passage OF the parties reqed No fees charged 70 EN-
blowers. JANIS f-AO-AN,
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Two MERCHANTS, FARMERS and MEcH,N-

i ICs-wan,ed situaiious for BOiS--A number 81 Boys
fom u 20 Is Of age, ccnnec'ed III Mission sr9lay
schoo) IN Of SITUATIONS a. sorcl Ocei - es
ANY persons wanting good Bovf viii conf favor hl e~s-
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

The Members and ionSrar Members s of Gelam D.

attend special meeting Of he Company at the Engine House,
ON THIS "wednesday EWING at O'clock TO make ar
attend the of late brother fireman,
ANTONIO CARACIOLA. CHAS. A. GRAY, Secty
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NEW-YORK TRIBU NE.
- xrw-voaK DAILY TRIBUNE

n. pusLisRrp EVERY NOhWNo Az 49,
Day ExcEPTED1
nv GREELEY McELRATH,
-. Or .,,s nrSss ooENEa or NASSAU AND SPRUCE
. rh' srS OPPOSITE THE CRY HALL,
- sr,.s8 10 CITY Subscnbers az lie per week. Sing
spd r.s,s NAL subecrber sG per ennu "a edyaDce
s s1s a. month IS For three months, 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

NlNERSARY WEEK. WEDNESDAY, May 9-tfTER-
NOON, at O'Clock, the beautiful Comedy OF the SOLDIERS
DAUGHTER. EVENING al u O'Clock, the elegant piece
called LOVE The LYING OsIRlCHES, the MAMMOTH
GIRL! over pounds: MAINE GlANTESS, feet high;
DWARF LADY, p inches hight FEJEE MERMAID, are
here NATIONAL BABY SHOW, June 5, 6, and 81 Ere
ruIns (SlCC for the finest Infants, including very large
prizes Twins Tpets and Qustcrn Circulars 10 be had
az the Museum Adnttance > children under t. Il cts
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DRO ADWAY THEATER.-

ID Boxes and Parquet 50 Family Circle and Upper Tier
- cts; Private Boxes - and Doors open at 7! o'clock
curtain will rise at t.-TfIS EVENING will be performed
CHARITNiS LOVE
Capt Agerron MIR Conway Charity +. Ninns
Pas de DcrX Misses Henry ana rice
To conclude with BONA FIDE TRANELK>
Butts.... Dir France Jemma. d. 10. Miss J. Gougleim
Joe ............W D6vdge Susan Barnard
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ITO wATCHMAKERs and JEWELLERS

1 situation wanted BY Young Nan, SALESMAN
aud REPAIR CLOCKS and JEN fLRl. Would WORK 50
90 Matches b. required Wages much OF an Object ~
permanent employment Bes; Of reference given address E-
H. DOMINICk. No. W Grandst.
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To wATCHMAKERs.-A young Man. who has

mad five years experience Ia the Wafcreparng mi Jew
ey busue being DESTROYS Of going West would ss ,ins-
ton as CLERK, or, after month two, a. WORKMAN
Good references given Address r. KING, Fulton, osweso
\. Y
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'UCKLEY's SERENADERS, No $50 Broad.
ENEpN NIGHT THIS WEEK


Os sIFGE OF SEVASTOPOL.-There is but opinion,
that the interesting Exhibition in New-Nok is JOHN r.
SMITHS GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE and SIEGE OF
SEVASTOPOL showing 100 views 40 vide, of the pnci
pal objects in Europe Cen Webb Of The Courier
and ENQUIRER saws: visited tins Exhibition in London,
company with Minister and il auredy the most effect
DoreIna aud richly merits the high
couiuns passed upon by the public and the press At the
Chinese Rooms No $50 Broadway. EVERY EVENING at
o'cock and SATURDAY A. O'Clock. The Piano AMIGO BY
~ ~ ...Ln AL,-tt.ucc . CONF.
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lVANTED-A situation by respectable Girl,


M An liza riludtluu lCeFtStdutC iVuh-
w Nomau. az CHAMBERWORk and WAITING. or
Plain Sewing private iamly The best OF cry reference
Call No a 2thi, Candy store) between 5;h AMI 6tays.
Can BE- seen cor two days.
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PERsON of experience and high respecta.

N blitv wishes TO 20 a. COMPANION 10 LADY or would
Inei.h: understands Housekeepng is gooe Nee le-
,rouau and would make herse generally useful 70 oioh
% the co,nfry or 70 rrays Cs tor, or address COSfAo
M lty Forsytl-,.. top hocr.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-11

FETrT LARCENY.-The smallest Of
fence in this way, is given by Mich
igan paper. 1t says: Several law,
passed by the last Legislature Of Mich.
lgan, and published at the time il the
official pamr. are not to be found il,
the statues published since, nor IN the
Secretary Of States Office.
The bills are suppos "a to have
been stolen BY some Of the members.
who were opposed t, them.
There are several ways 80 defeat a
bill: by giving i, 50 much weight It
canrot pass through; BY having i,
laid on the table, and under the
table, by failing to have it enrolled By
some chirographer Of 'pot'hodks who
was never we'll acquainted W th that
respectable gentleman the "school
master" and by stealing it. after it has
passed. The last is a fashionable
plan, upon which some Of the mem
,ers Of the last Legislature Of our own
State, acted. 1t is consoling to thi'k
hat. it We are behind other States, in
(ome Of the accomplishments Of the
4ge. called progress We are fully
p in others.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-11-11
t. The last hopus concern wh;

T. The last bogus concern whicl,
Mr. C"mp'roller Coor, of New York
has crushed. is the" ">Tontine Insurance
Company" of New York CITY. lswaS
organized last My BY the President
and Sccretary' giving John Thomp.
son s. 500 for allowing 800 900 10
lie in hank to their credit for three or
four days.
Nerer..-The witty Shirley" in
the California Pioneer, adds another
70 The many paradies on the Il never
had" Of I N Moore: Q
never had tMo humming birds.
With pnmaEe like a sunset sky.
But one was sure to fy away,
And the other one va : sure 70 die
never nursed flying squirrel.
I" glad me with its soft black eve.
Bnt Il always ran into somshody,a sent
tot mistaken for rat and killed ="
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Door B. r HARNEY.-We are

Door B. r HARNEY.-We are
pleased TO learn that our esteemed fal
low citizen Doct. B r. HARSEy, u
$ A., is hourly expected at his old
post, in this city Dr. HApss. il
now in town, awaiting the arrival Of
DR.. llarney, when he proceeds on
orders, to ST. Louis Mo.
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Take the hand Of the friendless !;
smile on the sad and detected sym.
pathize with those in trouble ; strive
everywhere to diffuse around you joy
and sunshine ; do this and you are sure
of being loved
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u The Hon Caleb Gushing has
our thanks for a photographic report.
ofthe trial Of Henry Hertz ct al, in
the United States, Court for Eastern
District Of Pennsylvania charged
with hiring and retaining persons to g,
h"yond the jurisdiction5ef the United
States. to enlis, in the British foreign
Legion for the Crim,a. Thsf.lamph
lets embraces all the tes'inon, IN this
matter and at the close contains a
couftssi"n Of Hertz, from which the
following extract is tak.n:
All that dill, in procuring and
sending men to Halifax, for the foreign
legion, was done hv the advice aud
recommendation Of Mr.. Champion, Mr.
Howe and Mr.. Matthew was EN-
ploved BY Mr.. Howe, and acted AZ his
agent. with the knowledge aud appro.
bs,ion Of Mr. Cramrtou and Mr.
Mathew. Mr.. Matthews knew o,
bo'h the expeditions sent He ap-
'provei aud encouraged me in send
ing them away. He encouraged me
BY his advice and counsel. and in viv
ing me t.,nney to send them AWAY