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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-04
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Our Craze is Just our Jaion Perfect.
At Democratic State Convention held in Nashville on
the 9th APRIL 1883, The undersigned with Others wers
appointed "the Democratic State Central Committee until
the meeting Of the next Convention"
In the discharge Of the duties thus assigned them
accordance with the ancient usage of the party and ia
obedience to the wishes Of msjorty of the Democracy
the State the eTsgned hereby call Convention to Be
held in the city Of Nashville, TUESDAY, THE f?fH
MARCH, 1855, for fhe purpose Of nominating Demo
cratic candidate for Governor and eeeng the necessary
organization for the The undersigned respect
fully mend their Democratic friends to meet in The
respective counties the first Monday in March. or ear
her and appoint Delegates to the State Convention.
JOHN X HOWARD, of Wilson.
W. J. VENABLE, of franklin,
" A. QUARLEJ, Of Montgomery,
j. B FREEMAN, of Madison,
DAVID NJ. CuRRiN, CT Shelby,
j. E. T. RAY, Of Shelby,
ANDREW EWING,
q c. TORBEFT,
II Il BROCkWAT Of Davidson
NJ G. @. CHURCH,
HUGH AoCREA,
:
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rsg- Nae work on the Knoxville and Charleste

ES The work on the Knoxville and Charleston
Railroad was commenced, on Saturday last, at the
depot at this place. Me1srs. 0 Hara and Lamon,
of Ohio, have the contract for the graduation, &c
Of the road from the depot to the river Their
contract will amount to about 1000
We understand that negotiations are now on
hands, for contract to build the bridge over the
river at this place, and also other contracts for
graduation &c, all of which are of highly ad.
vantageous character to the company. This IS
gratifying intelligence to the many friends OF this
important nterprize-KnorviRe Register.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-04

RAILROAD BRIpGE BURNT The railroad bridge
across the Etowah on the Western and Atlantic
railroad, was burnt Thursday night. The bridge
WIS 600 yards ong.
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PENNSYLYANIA kAILROAn.

rs i; -;
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
i with Western Northwestern, an Southwestern States
By continuous Railway direct This road also connects
Pttsburg with daily line of Steamers to all DO IT'S on
the Western Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct, cheaprt and rs'id5je route BY which
FREIGHT can be forwarded TO and from the Great Tst
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburs:
FIRST CLASS Boots. Shoes, Dry Goods "a -.
lin boxes) Furs, Feathers. &c....... 'Oe per lVV.D
SECOND CLASS-BOoks and Stationery
Dry Goods lin bales } Hardware Lea zoe per IOers
Their, &c.
THIRD CLASS.-AnTls, Bagging, Bacon, e. -
and Pork lin bulk, Hemp &c....... o'e per lVOL
FOURTH CLASS-Cefee, Fish. Bacon, 49,. ,o,,.
and Pork fpaeked,l Lard and Lard Oil ''0 pei lVOl'
Es- In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila
dephia be particular TO mani package Ps8sylanis
Railroad" All Goods consigned the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia or Ptsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FRIGar AGESrs.-Moses Potter. Boston; J. l. Elliott
n York T. j. Sueeder. Philadelphia; Asgraw q Koons
BALTIMORE George e. FrancscuS, Pittsburg; Sprigman
a Brown Cincinnati Ohio J. 5. MOorhead. Louisville
XIV; L C. Meldrum Madison, Ind: Rqtelif 4 Co, 81
Louis Mo j = Mitchell x Son. Evansville Ind.
II II. HOUSTON General Frs'y git Agsrt Phi1rfs
II. J. LOMBAERr, NHDt, -ftt00HG, p. linl-lv
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PENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD,

THREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
4 and Pittsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pitsburg at -. A n, end Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at :. A. N. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at p NJ and PittsbHg
for Philadelphia at ]. p. NJ. THF NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for PtsbuTg at H. F. H. and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10 p. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
10 end from, ST. Ouis Mo- Alton. Gslsns and Chicago
H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, Ky: Terra
Haute Madison Lafayette Ind Indianapolis Ind Cinein
NATL Dayton Springfield, Belleonaine SaBdusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE, Asssillon, aud Wooster
Ohio also with the Stszm Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans ST Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to from either Of the
above places
For further particulars Handbis at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will md THIS
the shortest and most expeditions route PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston.
TH0S. MOORE. AGESr. Passenger Line. Piilada
J. MESKlMEE, AGENT PASSENGER Lines, Pit54,c.
PhiladeIphia. l855-ianl-lY
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do Pair Of Carriage Hor.s..

$50 for the best Essay the Prineple, Of AreBura
$50 for the best Essay the PRINCIPLES of akin pa
adapted to Tennessee, ~ u ~
$50 for the bsst Essay the Mechanic Arts, sote IN The
latitude. products, BE, OF Tennessee.
Fruits, CUt Flowers and Garden Vegetables sya --s5
as donations 10 the Society End De odd al ar
ton. SUI
Persons competing for premium for largest Weld mar
acre, or half to have the ground measured bv com
peent surveyor and must produce his certificate as 10 the
quantity In cultivation.
Persons competing premiums on corn or pofstoes all
the mode Of cultivation and species Of pOtsoes have
e ground measured By surveyor with chain and compass
VINO must make an Affidavit Of the Correctness Of his surey
ana Two or more persons wise related to, interested
win the exhibitor To make affidavit the gathering AMI
measuring OF me esrn from average The u
eit standing until the first Of November To be measured m
sealed half oushel, and number bushels stated 20 t
freoenI and the premium TO be awaTdOd him who from
the proof, snail have produced The largest quantity on the
In asesrianing the qusntity wheat osts barley and
meadow an average shall be apart SURVEYED A.
above and the yield OF this and measured or weigh
ed to Itself cerests thereof be signed by three d5a
terested and respectable persons
Persons competing for premium for milk % select
their o"n time for aSceEsning quantity produce
theate OF two dntereied persons, hal The
men OF the trial she MIXED clear, and nnety-fur
hours she gave given quantity cf strained milk clear o
froth the COW 10 be exhibited.
+. g. EASTMAN
Secretary State Agricultural Bureau.
W. r. ELLlSroN, See'y Davidson 60. Society.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT PUBLIC

ON SATURDAY. the 10th inst at tie Court H1use IN
ONashvie. at Y O'Clock, d. We will sell three bean
tifu Building Lots fronting about 40 feet each Sum
street and running back about $50 ie5 and fronting
also on Capitol Square
These lots sdjcin the proFery Of Mrs Bell Opro
site to the beautiful residences Of NeSsr5 LOOMS aud Ham
iltou and near the Public Square
TERNs OF Sus-A credit ct l. ? and wears. for notes
satisfactorily endorsed payable in Bans bearing inersst
and a lien retained.
We Will show the Lots 10 all who viii call before dav 81
sale LlNDSLEY h CROCKETT
SO College street
T. X GL AssrocK Auctia~eer. fen
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cnARLlsroN aacEs.

The match race at Charleston last Tuesday, be
tween Nc. CHEATnA&s Garret Davis and Die.
fGsEFN's Nat Bitch resulted as follows E
RFciPITULATIoN.
Ne Greens ca. & Maj Biich. 4 yrs. by Los
ton. dam by Medoc, |
Mr. Chesthan Garret Davis, 4 yrs. by IMP
Glencoe Gam by Leslie. .
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E g EASTMAN. N. c. C. CHURCH, and G. C ToRBErr
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SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 4. 1855.

G. c. ToRBETT IL {
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1FF1cE-coRNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS
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FIRES.

FIRE IN wEsT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF ARSON
About 3 o clook Sa,urdsymorning, Officer Lioeoark
Of the Twenieth Ward discovered Gre in the three
story brick building No 300 West Thirtieth at ,
owned by William Carroll, and occupied by several
fauilies, among whom brother Of the owner
named Patrick Carroll The fire or sinated in the
front pat Of the feoond floor, occupied by Carroll,
aid upon the officer breaking open the door OF the
ROOM be discovered portion Of the base torn from
the ALL and some rags, saturated with turpentioe,
sluffsd between the a'hing and josts also quantity
Of kinoliDg wood ard a stray bee, on fire. The
Hames e1tiDguibed with a few psils Of water
before they had gained sny head way. Upon exam
inirg the third story, which was I'M occupied, fires
were found kindlsG III two Of the bedrooms; these
were slso extiDeuisbed without much damage to the
building.
There was ladder standing against the front Of IN
house, reaching to CAROLS room. Three trunks,
packed full, we're standing by the window, with a
rope attached, in order to lower them down. When
III. officer entered The room there person there;
but after the fire was out he found Carroll ia one Of
the upper rooG g, dressing himself Carroll was living
alone, his wife having left several days ago. A tin
can, containing tmpenine, was found ia one Of the
looms. Carroll arrested by the officer suspi-
cicn of having set fire to the premises des gnedy and
when brought to the Station House his clothes emelt
strongly of ,urptn,ine The prisoner is Irishm.n,
25 Yeas Of age, aid tailor by trade
FIRE IN EAssAU.sT.
At l2I o'clock, Saturday, afternoon, SO rubbish
took Gre in vau, attached to dry goods store op
polite the Post Office, and gave rse to alarm. No
damage was done to the premises
FIRES IN DUTcHEss co.
On Thursday last the dwelling Of Mrs AIMS Du-
bois at Marlborough, was burnt Everything in the
house destroyed. Loss about 50, 900. Insured
81, 400 in the Duchess Co Mutual.
On Friday mcrniDg the house of Phoebe Comstock,
near Mabbatville was burnt. Loss IS, 900. On the
night previous fire was discovered in barn belong
ing to Benjamin Smart, brother in.law of Miss Com.
stock. Suspicion Of arson rests upon menber Of
the family and understand he is under arrest.
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.hcr. :, r.s.p..e. for such el.. Of the pepa

shore Jersey receptacle for such cls. Of the popu
l.t,or Of ,he CITY OF Eew-Yo-t.
Esscred Tbs. the thsnks Of the Tempsr,rss n1uy
Sue 10 he Comno. Couoo or the noble taken By tbsu
the pr.ent year be Illegal traffic 10 in;oIsas
lou r. IN eu city a06 iOt the better obsvine OF the Sab
bsfh.
Resoirsd That Tenn who are 10 favor OF Z.
prt tioTy e.DLot i9gk sIth iLsG-teBoe up the
Approaching ob.ter elect N, that fee be
ourselves "a families T. the nlaity which
Is,oe snd 70 the g'esf ofsrs pr
voess and q dep sslio,. bs
opp ston 70 the ,ncd ibGssnces o. snd It's
Lindfeo siCes
Re.oted That Of the h.s Fer,'msn p1rninstei for the
ssyoraty we f.i duy sppr've Of AsS se.a Hi
Off and should h. b. elected feel assured he viii
f.hn, enforce existing c-dp.rce. sai prove be
jersey City uee1.-s ..oOrs ~syor W GOD.
A. the mention OF the name Of Sesh HUI. az can.
dids'e for Mayor, there long and CONTINUED sp-
plaJse.
Speeches, ably supporting the resolutions, we're
made by Tire Rev. M AYRIs and Ex-Aid. +. B.
BETS, after which the resolutions adopted with
out dissent.
Or. CoNDrCT vss mex called upon, and spoke 10
favor Of the promotion Of temperance generally and
Of the election of Sci n Hui 10 particular.
ID. g. WATENAE wos sl.O cslJed upon, and sd
dressed the meeting in rather bumor AMER In
Which be reflected rather severely upon the rum
traffic. The meeting then co ,urned.
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TEMPERANCE IN JERSEY CITY.

meeting was held on Friday evening a. the II 9
formed Dutch Church in Grand-st Jersey City for the
purpose Of discussing questions at issue in the Charter
Election, to take place on Tuesday. twas largely
attended by solid respectable citiz ans n1tyhstand
ing the Churches were nearly ali open for relis ous
services pertaining 10 the day. and for other pup ,ses
III. Il. lssLEr, Esq.. was called TO preside CHAs.
DE WITT, j. NJ. You've, JOIN CoLE T. w.
MoREHoUsE, HENRY DICKINSON, s. s. WARD. A Co.
RY, j. &. ROBBINS, NJ. X. CASE and s. A. FRENCH
were chosen Vice Presidents; and OREsTEs CLEvE.
LAND, Secretary. Prayer ~ss offered By Rsy. Nc.
Ayres of the York ct, NJ. L. Church.
Mr.. III. Is. CRoZIER was called upon for "a address
and delivered one prepared for the occasion, in
which he first discussed the superiority of man TO
Institutions They for his benefit and not he for
theirs. The Government IL for the use of mau, and
Lot he for the convenience Of Government The
speaker then remarked upon the manutsoturs aud
sale Of liquors and lie encrO schments upon and dan
gers TO society. Conviction is not much wanted in
opposition to this traffic, is resolute action. TO
show The effects Of the traffic 10 jersey City; the
speaker gave the statistics Of The Relief of the Poor
curing The psst winter At the Aims House during
tie past winter 3&4 families have bsen relieved with
groceries, and 400 with coal. The total number who
have received ont door aij IL 100. and ths hstory
e their cases shows tn At nearly ali of hi, novsrty
Sud wiechetness ia the result Of tbs rum rafi. in
ihis city. There are 20 inmates Of the Alma ,n.s
who mostly owe their poverty TO the ran traffic.
aud $50 persons wb so wretched Appearance aud
stsrveo condition aIi 20 the same ca,se
were relieved by meals q, the Alm. House Ii hs,
cost our citizens e. 900 to psy he expenses of this
poverty the past winter, and nearly all of 1t s,aods
ch5ged 70 the ium traffic Some OF the vstoes Of the
Meyor were criticised and condem ,ed by the speaker.
ooheSopg be referred to tho usage Of the sine
Law ID New-i ORR aud stated the spprehensions Of
citizens that those who by vice in tina ity of N.
iork would be driven TO jersey City; and Mayor
aid Council should be elected who viii meet aud re-
pei this danger.
Secretary: y
tA~eas u hs fixed fact td the Legislator. o. N.vYort
ESQ ffoaietory Liquor Bin; ADD SAsyes, We h,ve
and 1sa' IL evident tbs. the Lqaor interest il tbs
eebee 10 !sney CRY ana the shores OF Ns~ Js. -, tes
oSnsinuiss the business In vol.ton Of i.w and
TSwsf6vs be n '" Pe'eai saea eepiors'ie fesah,
ast ID view Of the alarming crisis We q,
ssn' protect asslnat nsiins jersey City and he
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law LVTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME cOURr-April 7-srscrAL TEsN-Bsfors Jadss
ROOSEVELT.
OPENING OF FIRST AY.
Molten laid over TN next week.
MOTION FOR ATTACHMENT.
S.v.Hsv,p Railroad Co. sgt Schuyler and others
Mr.. Moves Counsel for the Company, obtained an
NJ Prohibiting the trBsDg Of uts sssnst The Com
un The question Of s liability By law has been passed
pron III. eortspsed tina, Messs Fkhsr Denny Co. have
yol.,,s he junction BY bnsinz suit snd noon made
Tor a. order Of Arrest against them Tor contsmSt
RI Court In 90 vo.tbg the IJureon An order had oeea
,,.,t,S Tor them day yasss Roosevelt low
ever ,.,d that be Of the p.iafs downing soekl and
a.. serorirE law the hearing Of the bat
h. would maze an ocer hss be heard before other
judge r. IL, 49,. -.
Red been granted By Judge MITCHELL sad
IN, Judge NJ would Dc the proper Jstge 70 hear
In rspy TO this 4, ssi that Judge Mitchell In the
sane eerdion interest In the road With Judge and H
vo stated By counsel that there Judge beonrns tas
Ccst Ia. connected himself s1ne resfsve H. Win ne
R.iIro.a Company dhqasfy hun from sitting II tAs
A.. L.. =. -.
hin self interested and the motion can DO heard DO
fore him. IL will ss brrusht on next week
SUIT As TO CATCHING BIRDS.
Irnssr Geisert sst MAJ Z~iefieis and Losx hoth-
Plaintiff claims to have employed defendants 70
mr.. go 70 Yords 10 catch for him psot nOckns bird sni
esrs sis CT red bdsJ saA sds then "a sdvAass Of e -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
DIED.

AUsTIs-Oa Friday April g. John W. Austin. Ia the ssts
Esfi,be. snd acquaintance. and thoss Of his family ere
respectfully invited te attend MA fuas from hs ate resdsn,
es vheut fsrhs 10 sitstsn Hs ren.ias viii 30 t.Ssa
20 Greenwood Cemetery for nisrment
EAXoN-or ssUrdsy morning April Fanny dsashtsr ~
The relatives .Ed ,Gd. Of the family invited to ssad
the funeral on AoEdsJ 81 II Oelees, from ths CoIAoofs
JONEs-on Saturday morning April 7, Walter r. Jones,
Psdszt Of the Al ante hug Insurance Conn and o.
Fanssl q, Trsy Church Monday the Och Of April It
Of Api y osloe. .bi;h ~ friends and thoss Of biz
n! arc guessed n i,.sTe sraa., !. g. f..
esy nenIs to ieirin TIE sane az ..,.-
rl., .sus. Retd Of the hrm Of Reed Pee Hsusn. II
ib. city. sged 81 jss'ss md nontha
Ths relatives AID fhsrss Of TIE family and members q
to attend the fsIsrsi from hi. late resiieee. 10 Asssa
se CT s; ;1'S %.i.aas T.. s.sa.s
morips April ster ~ Mines Of three mentss
o. th.. p.ce dsushter william seaman lao Of 'ais
ely in the 3S'h y.sr Of he, sge =, r.,.,..
ana he funeral seryees viii be bsld in the Charen o.
Jansies At II oeIceh. Tcesds, nornins the 10th inses
n: rs Of So ssns.ss Tsf ssI' 90 Hsassy
Aneh 10 Lseis srriet wife q st0yer sad daasht
ofAg.asIs Ladssen late OF West Springfield Asss ssse
sEssIoSs-ou Saturday Aprn =. Minnie, only sbdd u
The relative. friends respectfully syited sisss1
the fsrsrsi at The residence Of Mn. wa Willie iisa e
THoHfsoa-on sunday. ,nsfu'oo, April g Charles A.
TbompsOp IN the 20 h year Of he sse. ..s-u
The relatives and friends Of the family are fespssaeny n
ved without farther insatioe on ~
resideses Of bis father, Martin T. Tsoup.on, No Ira
rear ebsy on Tuesday srsrnosn The leh mss c.ses
TfNKELPAU0-In Gsllsts, Wednssdsy Asroa q =
her fshers redenee Of eouseon % the iunss .fe .s
beth wife Of q. l. Tnkelpsas Of sedus wayne Cossy
| the fS< yssg OF her 49,
yALENTiNE-In Broohlys- on Sunday morning. Apsa :
Henry wud youngest s Dsvn and Caroline saasesns
rhs rssivss aaa fesds Of ily isvis:1 = ess.
his funeral nom The rssdenes Of his pereas No " AaAns o.
| BTosAiys % Monday shsrssos, 1sse'sse'
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stss fufr shrs ssm ~h rsts. &c snd trey sxeed
n roe bird esehns three sa cell The
tues esuzet sy hs te srtf 10 Ne~fOk for aestase
Flee IL ale ga that they remained ForSs sst shsrt
ihre tbss esash, IS 60 kri. .nd . s.d sss
orTsS-bfds h. Re of sss krs. Neg York vss Is
PEI bird bot that sefenisn, Instead OF brns.s ell
birds Ne-.Yols cold them 81 Ch.'lstos, Se Plsntsf
bfossht 10 tort. sslns Ro,A OF Stste,s
esdstes & sid bgs esasns tie q
7-srI.in on HI ST.. Of Msrsh. wbea lait- cow,ss
o,S.ree him be held bail IN so ia d-t.a Of whcA
b committed n Fcfos- - Nocn cia&e 70 day ty
.esurse Mr. Lrt that The o'asr Of r-.t b. v'e.e TIE
notion epposs ey sr ss.disy 20; sina1 ft DO
sin taiee month, .reessd i "a 1riA IL
vss also alleged that psntf have fu'nished fco1
fof ne trts which he neglected ac IN c,nsegs-ace IL
veh ror'ion ~ them stsrv-s 70 death and ecdsg <
snf OF iosd Tor toem s othrs hy. sst that others vheh
they tept they ossed 10 sell to furah via
Provs'ens
IL s-Issrsi ihs, the price TO b pail sent ts n yss.
York for the eircI bat e eerts ssch .llhough hsy
tue have been wrth hers nom IS no each rais
Judge eotsdeTsd seos dOao whether would
bsvs into such
IN scsss
In behalf Of asfe,.s IL ssa that Z~srlsa 10 pss<
resides IL Buffalo and has family thsrs
wsy home uhsa 10 stsd this csin II v.s -
the oderenee Of price, Mr. bedsy said the defendant
protested bd catcher sHa could eteh, somecnss ss,sk
a. bI6sa 0,y, ~heh 81 sshiss piece woal. enable hin
70 make coed thing Off
Th- d-fspdsnt dried tbs, psiaG had ms'e hin any ~
bot tbs. the So for a. pairs OF Csnsry br.
which ,.id N hs6 .old n lsinid
TIE AZ. E-rousw-re cen 80 90 the psrt OF plsattf
Judge thought doubtful.
wh-hsr oct, uesot shou6 be held 20 bad In q
any r.t- te ID vast should rot te $50 Pisntf
gwen til kondss deny he could the that be
bsd advanced the $40 u With tine me dseison
served
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

Re'renchuert appears % b. the great object among
ell Of society dots the o. business
The folly Of puTehssIE eUormou, Prices the ateW styles
Rich has universally rspufiated By the
sSi,s since Msss CHAs HtARD Co. OF No 3'l Grand o.
t,ve opened thei 'psre 'oet spras All sumner DREs
SILKS Anon them ray BE- found al the preysnz ~
g. o'hers .iii'e upfae. aid eIeiu.vey tneir
patterns Rich laid and Stripe siiGs at 81, S6.i to
per ysd have diverted sds fjm Broeiway snd At
sed stieLton TO the shove house d1rss the p.st
vel thar oil The new'papsr puisg -onli sccomphh In
whole III 10 the natural rtsult Of bu'ioe tact ami
ueI fac ilfs
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Gsv,s.L TsRN-ApRrL


The Chief Justice announced the following:
PieiIo saroceo at Charles ..,ou.
The defer in the bar been claim ssf
motion Ia made vscate the being appeal from the
order.
points-paLtf mixes affidavit that the property for
hch the action bfo0ght held ani received BY de-
ebdsnt usuOus thus swearing 60 cooela
D ofsw instead Of stating the facts that tho Court nsat
consider whether usu0us n0tsnd secondly tnsf
the sbeuh males that the property had been removed
that he could obtain Tbs code nust be sho~n
hsvs been by defendant Order yscssd
70 .pus cot 70 bring sus fI lase impnsonment
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fAdvertis-meot
BRANDRETH House RESTAURANT.

OPPOSITE NEw.HAyEs RAILRoAD DEPOT.
EnIsDce Lisp. psid -no C.nstss
Meals served all bOufs Osts, Ia every ryie Tea and
Coffee Of veJ superior quality Every delcscy Of the
on hand The supply of 1egdeoin ~ hten ed TO las,
until oco-i 10 tho afternoon GEO SLATER late Of the
Ne~Yort Hotel supe'iItends the eookiog dep. No
plsce In the cy supply cheaper better dinner the
the ew will h-ye equsl for -atscuon Re
mber LIP nsrd and Csnss entrance on either street
B-DibDer 'nd supper paites can be accommodated
r.om II cesred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
Is6vettsenentl
LEaRY g. Co.. Art Hatters and Vendors to Gen
tlsnea Stores, As,or House. Broadway, n T..
fAivertiss = eHt
ELEGANT PARLOR PAPERS.


SUTpayN & bksED. Importers. A,bgf'ciu'eo asd JOB
hers s Pspeis A. their and spseious wsrehors-
No - Broadway are now receiving, anf sill confines
TO receive BY various v.sss sfsns thr ush th-
fest sftrse'ivs NOVELTIES rhi:h EGt,pesn
ss procue. 10 the line II PLAIN Cod ant Velvet pg
cosATIyE WALL PsPEss fhnse a1Jut acorn t-e wsis
Of TIER dwellings realty ssd cbe,ply rich aai
ILABos,TE HAsetSss adptse 10 Cott,ge Hall Pssc,
inv.d call an th riot ard A,tt.ctve stock
Pra shaR BE- ncde M Ard 81 ,hs h. sIe:ues Fh
prom ptssss so artistic st Merchants supplied ~ih Ausr.
rood a. loWeE possible prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

American IssTrTUTE. Farmers CLUB 1T viii be
feenby our sdvtrtifirg columns that the Amsre IN
Institute viii distribute valuable ssei' sent by
the Hon. C. A.son. Conmissi ,rer Of Patents Farm
ers and gardeners are invited to stteod. on rGesd,y
re1t, between l2 sDd O'Clock. The'e seeds xers
,elected in England sbd France by d. j. Brown,
Esq the scent Of the s. Patent Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

Gas FITTING AND FIXTURES. Stores Dwell
ina. Factories std Public Budiosi promptly fitted sh 0
pipe. and Fx,Ds cheaper Than any other house arlsndd
I.e,t de,i.r. At the phoe..e and retail Gas Yrue Mana
factory Ct JAMES NoFFEr NOS ll9 and l2l Pfaes st. 81
bock We Of ero.dsAr.