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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

On Wednesday last, in consequence Of no quorum
appearing the Commissioners did not hold their
weekly meeting, but separated to meet on rhursd.y
Afternoon The Commissioners present on both days
were Messrs. yerplanck, Crabtree: Witthaus, keo-
pedy aud Purdy. These not constituting qaoran,
no business was done on either day.
The following the summary statements for the
week ending Feb. Z 1855:
Alien migrants suved up to FEB T. 5s5; to Feb isoi
on Wards Island 25 sous 0j6 children 2s persons em
poyeo-mskins total o. 6so In Manne Ho'pt. and on
mepu-Assresce receipts to jan 81, So go 81 received
since to FEB IS $50 s6tot receipts SIS ts 49, balance
b,1k Jan l. 1855 s6l 81 IS; mai total OF es5,D o.
jan 81 $50 $50 IS; salaries and -sses for
January 1885 81 006 s5 aggregate disbursements So 0S 90
balance in Mechanics B,nk. Feb I. 1855, So Ss5
The Board will meet on Wednesday afternoon next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

MEETING OF THE NEw Brunswick LEGISLATURE.
The Provincial Legislature of New Bruins wick con-
vened at Fredericton, on the LAT Of February aud
wac opened in due form by Lieut.. Gov Sutton. The
Governor in his Address, said:
"You will bear in mind that the Loan Duty was
RENTED at the commencement Of the year 1854 and
that many of the productions Of the United States,
and some other articles Of very genera al consumption,
without reference TO the country from which they
may be imported, have been since freed from duty.
But you will observe, with satisfaction. that nowith-
staD ding the remission OF these duties AMI although
the pre- sence Of cholera disturbed for come months
during the summer, trade and industry throughout
the Province the public for the year 1854 is
larger than that which was received ia the pre- ,eing
twelve months, and far exceeds the amount collected
in any previous year. : The nu nber Of in
migrants tho have annually settled here has hitherto
been comparatively small But the vast extent of
productive land still unOccupied and the great but
imperfectly developed natural resources, both nn-
era and agricultural, of the Province, otter to imn
grants the prospect of profitable employ for Is
oiional supply Of both important to the present aud
future prosperity Of the Province. recommend yoa
to consider whether means may not be adopted Tor
the further promotion, under proper safeguards OF
immigration"
The st Johns Courier says: {" The amount Of rev.
epue for this Province last year, was 1908 054 aud
for the previous year, Elsa 727-shOwing an increase
on lsst year Of fls,327. The import duty last yesr
proc uced tl39,3Ui export dity, i<O,ooli cfsdA
revenue, Ga 500; Supreme Court fees 1900; suc-
ton duties f2l2; emigran duties, f429; light house
duties, t4,95s; sick and disabled seamens duties,
f2,3s5.
"A great reduction in revenue must be expected
this year. ewing to the depressed state of trade. We
credibly informed that the quantity Of dry goods
that will be imported this spring will not much ex-
coed fourth of the quantity imported last spring.
We shall alude more particularly to our impors
next week"
Provincial APPOINTMENTS The Leuten ant G ov.
ernor has appointed Professionally William Todd.
Esq., of ST. Stephen, in the County of Charlotte, aud
Alexander Mel. Seey, E.q, of the City of Ssiat
John. Members Of the Legislative Council of this
Province.
His Excel'tn cy, the Lieuenaut Governor has been
pleased to appoint George Thomas, E-q to be DIT
rector Of the European and North American Rail v.y
Company, instead Of the Hon. Alexander Mel Seely,
| who has been Professionally appointed Member Of
| the Legislative Council Of this Province.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE BRIG BALrAR-This craft is clipper oaiis
brieantipe of one hundred and nnetyfour tans oar'
den, just fitted out by Spanish house in rs.as1'
in New York She is one hundred and SIX feet long
on deck. thirty six fee. beam, and eight fee hold VI"
built by Lup,on & McDisrmid, at Greenp'lnt Long
Island, and launched on the 18th Of Decemosf is'.
She i. very sharp f,rwsrd, with stern sspefns on
very small. She hiss q eorgeOusly fitted up cs''''
and Elk sta,e-rooms, with berths for twelve pA.sco
ges, which cannot be surpassed in point Of uni.n ~
any veesel which sails out Of this port she n~
fore and eff bold With cir or bresthing holes percea
in The ceiling; her stern besrs her name" B'es<
ard come female figures, carved upon . sana.s
board or fake stern 20 constructed dat tho vho's c..
easly be taken away. On her deck che hss tSolsss
water tsnks. Her cargo COASTS Of coal, sn1 qs~
hsy Of pine plank. While ertiss out q vss observes
a. che remained but Q very short tine q NJ 90
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SWILL MILK.
10 fernando VOID Noyor

To Fernando Wood. Moyor: $50
SIR: understand that. in your laudable efforts to
work reform in the affairs Of our City, the sSlll
milk vendors are not to be passed BY unnotlced.
90 not propose to say nsthing Of the deleterio1s
Effects OF this detestable stuff but merely to suggest
plan which If adopted, will remedy the evil to
great extent viz. the passage Of an ordiaaoce re-
curing every m'lbman to place his name and num-
Der upon his wagon in q conspicuous place BY the
adoption of such an ordinance, and penalty for
non. fuilment the wheat could be selected from the
chat. There are now in New York asd the adjoin-
ing cities about 90 900 cows fed upon distery Stops
ard their milk sold for pure Orange County, &c
Some time since myself and Others spent three nights
in the vicinity Of several large swl milk establish
mert for the purpose of getting the names upon the
wagons, and description Of them, With a view Of
exposing them to tho public. We were defeated in
our efforts in not finding any names with three or
four eIceptions or numbers upon the wagons but in
many instances discovered the words Orange
County Milk, westchester County Milk, y" Long
"Issnd Milk &c.
Should al ordinance be adopted IS above suggest
ed, the sw.nilk vendors could very soon be made
known to the public, and their business would meet
with the fate it so richly deserves.
ANrI-SWILL MILK.
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the While won erbg Whist can ba the msio'na
QUALITIES of the Ozark lsiS that his 81 apps rent 81
,fi..t; but he is prohibited from tt-tng .ni there
fore cahIot spesk OF as good or ot1 iLfie5-ls
good or bad eject upon the fys'en- -Four chuck
p N annette has increased al .yningly; cD1id
eat anything; piece Vi hard brO-n brest
and BOlogua saussse void De luxury;
Dir mr. in he large ball vi the WORK holse, T. al
rounc.d Wba; a stampede Everybody u hun
ery K. porter discopsollt- brings up toe rea-. No
nice warm dinner 10 brace hI and strengthen hin,
In order that he may endure the many urs Of ttii
he has before him. He must 90 IN the dAi, tnOu<n,
because there Is where several Of the great sPsecnes
are made and may be some Of those se0tl- NEG ~ho
had a something IN their throas nave 50 lar reco'
ered by imbbine the dark haid that, by its aid, thy
Will promulgate me eloquent remarks. 10 order
that Reporter may record the sayings and doioys
trutbfully. he must abstain from all noudshnent,
though he be gsuDt a. contribution box and win
an appetite tina; would wArADt an attack up)n
niece OF bow WOW pie. Touch not pennys worth,
or YOU bargain away your independence, aud caanot
cri;icise and condemn should necessity demand It.
A. no refreshments could be purchased, Reporter
would be compelled to carry his bread and cheese IN
HE pocket or fest for Is or IL hours to tue d-ri nen'
Of bis health and comfort In my oplnon, "hoePl-
tality can be accepted Of by reporter, without 10
spy way compromising the recipient, or the journal
be represents. ,,n:
Reuorters work for their employers and their inter-
ests and not for others; paid for their services,
literally on all rst-class Journals; are allowed Tor
all expenses that, personaly, it matter. not wne-
tber they psy for what they have. while 10 the dis
charge Of their duty, are Hospitality entertained oy
those with whom they may come IN CONTACT iney
can give facts fesressy and Independently in either
event As TO the proceedings Of the Legislature ana
the Governors proposed take place n any other
affair Reporter has no business 10 "crltlcse and
condemn or offer opinion. HIS dutyis to chron-
icle fscts and criticisng or condemnins devolves
unon the Editor. OyE OF THEN.
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berth s6cwss Grit pocred the foot Of scts'n~s
EAst kives. shsrs considerable work ~ss deoe asss
her; from there che was taken over to the Br,okya
sce, betseen the Fulton and Cshsrise ferries, snt
too in qa,nty Of coal. in selh bsuad es-ks hsv-
ipg TIE ex'erns appearance Of sugar bOz-oesis Ere
,ber &c she Wa tskes to Jersey City, ~aere chs ~
eeiyed the pine p,Ik. and vas af,er~srd brought 70
pier No North RIVER Fe~, other than tho work
men. have been permitted to so on board OF her aud
all QUE concerning her business or destination
have been very curly answered.
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being mspts'y dcrspg'd: and Ofcers Mesd -
H-)s. Of the Ten ward. were c.ll-d In, sa< sse-
veyec him before Jos'ice Wood, ~so csusei hia -
Re exsnnsc by ply aoian. A@d h. Wa s,sa pro
neupc. 10 be inssne. IUquiri-s were thea Instituted
for The purpe-e of ssccrtaning was her he h.s par
sued a similar cou'se with otter mere ~a,i,. 6rsns.
.h~p il w.s ascor'aiped that he nd parohassA
esq, 40 worth Of good. from Me'srs Ward KaYp;
SIG 76i vostb Of R"gers, OF Faison-ss Ell. -
worth Of J. Susll & Co.; and various c,oer bis-
amounting to, in all slls,a7l. Besides thssa. there
are doubt zee other rms ths, have sold large smoas
to Mr.. Basv,lle. At each place rs represented ssS
be ~shed the goods got .ady foe shipment oa ST.
urdsy next; aid in corsequeoce Of the many OF ths
merchants who.e stocks be had bNush, oat were ~
with their clerks all Of Wednesday oight sesag IL
goods packed; and others, who we're not aware Il
bic lunscy, were probably Similarly engaged Last
night Among the articles purchased BY Mr. B. ssS
o. eco worth OF hobby horses, all OF which the for
,uns,e seller supposed would shortly be on their wv
to the West Indies. The officers called uooa Mrs.
Rsuye at her residence in Brooklyn, and she stated
that her husband hsd been insane for three ~eeks.
and she Wa. making arrangements to have him ssnt
to the Asylum.
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REPORTERS AND DINNERS.

To he Editor If Then Y Trieuse
SIR: In reference to the anticipated visit OF the Gov
ernor and Legislature to the Institutions under the
charge of the Board of Ten Governors the Editor of
weekly journal expresses hePe that the:
Reports of the Public Press will vindcate their
own reepectabty by repudisting and exposing hang
erson and refusing any and all polite offers of hos.
touch pel nv worth of the 81 500. In such
they can cricise ana condemn, should necessity de-
msnd it,"
Its TO be inferred from the above extract. that
Reporter by partakng of a slice of turkey, bit Of
roast beef, etc., etc., washed down by couple oil
glasses of champagne, at a dinner given by the
..Governors" or any other body OF men Is bought
nm. BODY and soul honor and all and consequently
csnpot note what he sees fairly and honestly"
II is evident that the gentleman who indted the
above paragraph is under the impression that
Reporter cannet receive ordinary civiy at the hands
of any man. or body of men, without parting with
his Independence, and becoming subservent to Their
interests. o,,h ~ ,hs
:. Il 800" What would be the result On the
mo,pir of the proposed visit TO the Institutions on
the Islands being debarred the privilege OF occupying
place in the conveyance provided oy tne ro'erno',
the Reporter proceeds by stages, cars and on oot 70
One Hundred and Twenty second ST. here ne wouo
cross tba river in boat, if one could be procured,
Il, not he must swim, to Raudal's Island. ~ 'ns
time-.sy 10 o'clock-the exercise has gwen MIN :
woderate sppeeite. About IL o'clock the company
arrive and come three hours spent inseec9s me
Institutions; while there the gentlemen Affected win
a something in the throat, step into SIDE room,
swallow glass of dark fluid, and then est 9asoty
of crackers and cheese to hold the sAd ua,A uu
all of VIII CD sppesrs to relieve for a short tune
the gentlemen with 3 something in their thro.ss.
Now being prohibited from tasting any Of these
oresaid articles. how can Reporter describe e.,
nm. tho rnmble ON the Island is invigGating; ar
Sfn.cins; appetite sersiby on the increase The
company nov proceed to Bsckwels Island; Kepolts.
gets there the best way he cam here tue inspecaen
compsny mn stairs down stairs; in one door. out a.
another; across the Island; arosud the Island; hLf
dozen immense buildings and - many miles have
been travsrsed, during vhch the gentlemen aus 'ted
with the something in the throat frequently seek re-
lief BY taking doses Of the Aforesaid dsrk huid and
stopper Of crackers and cheese Reporter looks on al
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
HOME IyDrsrRr.T SCHOOL.

f-'DS Al otuOOb
The Com nittee Of the - Ham- industrial Ahool,"
Noe- aud Thirty -fcurta-.s-, under charge Of the
:" Home fer the Frirndlss," held their 6r., AnauL
Meeting ct the Home" 10 Thrrieth 81, on M,od,y.
the 5h iIst There WA full attend aaoe OF l,ii-,
Mr HAWKINS presided.
The Annual Report, With other reports. were fall
Of interesting facts which attes. the good results Of
this effort.
More than 3s5 children have received the benefits
of this School
The average attend aDce is more than 100.
The system of instruction is similar to that Of NOS.
rcboos of this description: dDner is provided tae
morning is devoted to mental insructou-ths after
noon to sewiog.
TIE teacher is assisted by ladies who volunteer
their services
TIE chiicr,n have made for themselves over 800
garments Nearly l. 900 garments have been given
The reports show thst msny OF these are the
CHILDREN Of h'emp4rate parents The VISITOR says
that little gul OF SIX years. bearing mxks OF sor-
row in every feature ihfor ned as that her ps'ens
oft. gave her rum 10 crink-whch on investy ston,
was found 10 be true.
hone in the country was found for another, VII,
had long b. en- doomed to besgay cold, hunger, ana
pakedness because bel,ngi, to the druuk4-ds
household Another was taken from group of little
girls whom the visitor describes to be LIVING,
moving mass Of filth.
A lttle GIRL Of six years, who entered the scnooi
nearly year ago, has wrought an entire retormsHoo
in her Incorporate parents, who have, through her
habits of industry, ami the little temperance songs
scquired at this school, been led to sign the pledge
Tn. father has since found enoloynent
The report of the Visiting Conmi'tee was long and
full Of interest showing many instances OF chfren
having been rescued from their vicols parents, aud
placed under The guardianship Of the Home for the
Frienr less. -
bright little orphan boy was present Who With
bis two sisters taken fr Jm den OF vice and IN
fanny The sisters have been seat 10 good homes.
Seven others have been committed TO the " )me,
and eight have been sent to places 10 the country.
The expenses for furniture, rent, teachers aud ms
trons salary provsons &c, amount to over 81, 200;
while the receipts ia benalf of the loo have been
but little over $780,
The Home needs oil its funds for its more regular
and proper ob-cts-sbd although other schools seem
10 bt more in favor with the givers this Is not the
less deserving. 1t occupies central position in the
suburbs Thirty. ourth-s near the Sxtn av,) aud
IL the charitable will visit it their hearts cannot fail
TO be melted and their hands opened.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY. Feb. s.-The President, Isaac o. BAR
HKR in the Chair. The minutes of the previous meet
i1g we're read and approved
PETITIONS REFERRED.
ofW H. stosdel ard oth,n 70 have the proposed mes
City Hall erec'-d in Madison 'qa.re o. N Aodre~. 70
have route defined and s'tshh.d or L Morris
ard Others have the OF An,hony eb.nssd to 10 Of
IT., and Littie wsrer.t to th,' Of Pe.e Re
ferred q special COMMITTEES, by req isst oil AID hoSHo
RESOLUTIONS.
From the Bosrd Of CouDcmen appropatns 800 to dsfrsy
the e1 pei attending tn. exhibition Of the power
fire built The City Of Boston and be exhibited IN
tbi. City by A Lstts its builder Adopted;
tero the exhibition. ADOPTED
CoDcuDs pay s65 for music had at the funeral OF MsH
REPORTS CONQUERED IN.
To spSropste $50 for the purchase OF clock r tbs Cham
Home for the Frispdss To regulate and grade Fofssshs
bets n eirst and Secopdavs
CoMMCSIcAIIoS AND BNPLAsArfoS FRos THE
CHIEF OF POLICE.
Acomuun'c,tiou received from the Chief OF Police. In
snsw, resolution BY Aid steers giving detailed state
session fer the s., e az Yeas The Chief rem.k, o~.
evieisposed PERSONS king the advancement Of their
Owl ends ct shDs various ssndeous reports
in relation the business transacted at tns oe sad hs m.a
per Of usn.stps embrace this opportunity TO iastte
ia inyesssiop into even thas connected ~th his Office II
any abuses e1stu it, they are unknown 70 me- sad promise
nv ost he .rty cooperation eradicate the same
Aid srrERs moved print 700 copies Of the nuni;.
ton in order h interested eould see what w as.
posted 10 the Chiefs 8ureau The Aldermen remsrt I'D that
impression ,ussnds that the Cne
ephos hmsef whb aud property taken t' thieves
Communication received from the Mayor 'uomtn.
the Northern Dspepssy Ordered 90 hle
REPORTS ADOPTED.
To organize Jsmes Essry ADD Hoe Company Ia
Epi.eop. Church To coohrn assessments in resastin.
ouA shty fourth One Hundred md Eighth St
THE SOUND STEAMERS.
Aid. Fox-That special Committee be appointed TO take
on Hsss os E
The Board Adjourned TO Monday.
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FIRE is ToLEDo.-On he Sd inst 9 fire broke Oh
in the northwest of the double building occd
pieo by Nye & Co Booksellers and +. c. stewart
4 Co., Dry Goods merchants in T,ledo, which U.s.
consumed. The building vas owned oy Il. TIN
pany and A. J. Field and was wholly covered by 10
sursrce. The loss of Nye & ca. was some 90 500
;rsuyed for 81 900. Ste & Co. fully s1red
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wishss ard perhaps with some hs'ile de.ign agaipst
item. TIE Indians swan the P-ops aud md ia the
ctsppsrL 81 d grsss. Cop. Travi's C,mpsoy I'll.
lowed In bot pursuit. and suuoaod-d the cn4posri
a. wei a. their LumheIs sDd aoo nature Of the grolnj
permitted. They could oirc,ser no'biog uu'tl they
frd the grace which strted too Indians from ne
Covert, both o. whom were kidd one Of then wa
shot in att mptng to swioi the l. eos. Several IN ilss
we're csp'ured, and small grl or 10 years old -.
taken prisoner.
The cou mspd was in dne condition aud camped
about $50 uiss 0B this .ide Of Fort Davis.
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CUpRFME COURT-City and County Of New

y Yoet -sAMUEt CUKNELt sIDSEf vUa hs
STNDanr above paued You hereby % nonsd snd
sued e srswer the complaint 10 this action which s De
az 4, The ce OF the Clek OF the City and County OF New
W. =, IN. civ Hall said city AID 70 seive e,pJ o. yoar
20 the sid complains the saoscresn o. their once
a. SO W,l,t In the eity within tSeHty days stsf tae
49, ~ ri. mumors on 700 exclusive Of the day Of such
i "a n VOC q 20 assser the sid complaint withn
- .lrrsN tne plsh,as IN this aetiso viii Ase Jag
n ION fo the Of three hssdred ans Tour
Sollsr. apd nineteen cents .ita ints,es On pr.
.s o,hs, ps,t tksspo roo DIS l.h day Of
on "a In irser-sf 90 els 1aioe bslsaee thefesf fsa
The 18th day Of March. 49, es:xss 'ss CIV "
0s.es kevYort JsssOy - uS -o-ysvxn
PtasrGS Atserasys. Ne - WNiG
.,.,.s \, ~ eofiea wss Ms1 10 The O9ts o. ne
C,.s d. CITY sae Cossty Of Nsvrst. % ses "a ~
Jsausry. leS6.
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CONNECTION.

To Ne Editor Of Nm Htbsse.
SIR: Seeing my name mentioned in your report Il
h. ire in Ls Fsyetfe place which occurred festsr
day beg leave respectfully, to disclsin the msrse
you attribute 70 me in he preservation OF the proper
" in the building. Although present at The calamity
and rendering every assistance in my power. TIE
credit Of ssviog the properly is entirely due to the
men b,rs Of tn. Fire Department and especially b
the members Of Eoginss Nos 4s,d IS. BY iasertia9
this IN your widely circulating journal you will grsse-
ly oblige, Yours, respectfully.
EowaRO scHEScK. No. IS VALE
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GEs. o. HIsTos.-A private letter received in this
CRY fiom Honolulu, few days since, contains the
following item of intelligence respecting the great
mail robber, Gen. o. Hinton;
Among the foreigners residing in this city is Gen.
o Hinton, well known TO many Of ths older inhabi-
tsbis of Chicago a. q mail contractor, &c. When L
arrived here be attempting TO prscuoe isw Suo-
,eaueutly he kept hotel but With Indifferent sue
cefs La,,srly be is working a. )urneyms 80 house
carpenter and, ss understand, makes good living
at il He il sober industrious, and quiet, and seems
disposed to acquire the reputation OF good citizen
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

THURsDAr--The MAYOR in tue chair number OF
petitions for correction of tax, were received and
referred.
report was adopted in favor Of correcting tax to
various persons named.
A resolution was adopted for procuring eight
new books. and recopyins mortgages in Register
Office.
A communicat was received from the Grand
Jury Of the Court of Sessions, complaining of their
arconnoo atom, and s-king more suitable Re-
ferred to Special Committee
A few bills for v,rsing, &c, were received and
referred
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PHELPS TO BE ExEcUTED.-Dsuict Attorney Hsr-
ris ard ID. Wright return ed from Bsson last even
ing whittier they hsd been to argue the bll OF er-
captions framed BY Mr.. w slkins for nsw tn4i 10
the Phelps murder case. TIE Jadge refused TO inter
fere: and unless Gov. ClAk does the unfortunate
man will eIpiste hu crime on the eIi5.s 70 morr9~'
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WHOLESALE MERCANTILE OPERA
TONS BY A LUNATIC.

Mr.. John p. BlsuviIs, Preach importing mer-
chant, doing busness at No $50 wsssr-st. vho' 10,
the past three weeks, hes been afflicted s'fh PAiu.
arrangement Of mind. yesterday called q ne 49,
of Mr. Comics, il Grssdst, and stated ms -
wanted to psschass ths goods den IN ne "s's :"
shipussf 70 ~ West Indies He oAan@ ssa ~
v,r..;o. vsv such - 70 excite suspcisas Of hn
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While any seoret proceedings m,y vitise the simple
iptsprt, II the purpose sDs involve j, s'h siliiy
IT. one wcfc-snd thi. ~. hit 70 ne decsve oc- ~,Sn
those ~ profess s-gi4G and devotion % nsfi.
Cal institution sscr,t patty d.es ~. biOng TO- d7f
- ute, IN 1noonu t.,t p7th fbe An,r1c1n svsfen
Iht kax O z VI IL n .nk sixlaE 5srnon.
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FIRES.
FIRk IN BRoONLYN.

A FIRE broke on, in ,he store Of w. II. Lawrence.
No. $40 Columbis st., about IL O'Clock on wetnss-
day night. and occssioned damage to the extent q
about e9oo-ipsured in the Hanover Insurance &c.
The cause Of the FIRE could not be sscertained. b
supposed, however, to have been the work Of desga-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

Tsx Rrv. Mr.. Mnsrxrs Lscruns ne -
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