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- BOWEN, McNAMEE 90.
gw.YoRK,
Invite the attention OF Merchants generally 20 the esIehs'e
,t a rich SIX and Fancy Goods adapted TO the Fan trsNe
eubracins the newest desirable styles imported 'n
season Particular attention requested to their unsurpassed
variety of dress fabrics ordered expressly for Their very oel
CITY and trsde. II Is believed that no s& iPors
and Jobbins House The country offer superior nance
.ns Now In store full assortment Of Silks, Mennos Niue
In De Laires Ribbons shsws Lsces, Embroidery "ns
Goods Dress Trimmings, and every other description 9" iAs'
ekspdse usually kep< IN six house
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
Is MONDAY Aos 49, issa-wYMAS che seero,S -. s
tlese VOICE., 20 80 ,rsshsst MAGICIAN OF THE AGE, wD
-s,tsi THIS AFTERNOON O'Clock, and THIS sSE ~.
tyARDFD INFANT and BEARDED LADY,. the DWARF
LADY Sc m here; AdHittaose Is espts Chdsp S1i
ter btlf mice BARNUMS GALLERY % bEAIII
90 10 .rnended IN preu 20 for portraits Of the hand
somsst ladies IN America Circulars at the hnieum-
GEO. CHRISTY & WOODS MINSTRELs'-
NJ No ~ Brosdway.-OPHN EVERY EVENING
Tictets q cents.
All business transacted By II. WOOD
U1HE MAMMOTH TREE Of CALlFORNA.-
This Monarch Of the Forest whose Gze ~ 5TseI
..,aS -; he extshited fr a short time the CRYSTAL
PxLACR previous departure for the s.
e~Anh.n fossId hight S63 eet ia elsretef ~
Sss-y ino < u circumference. The PAINTINGS, 81 Al
GaRY sd var collection Of other ouToses are stu on eA
bhItor Doors open from A. NJ. until T. NJ Aolss'on -
,ents children hhfpr1ce
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Amusements.

nj r 0POL1TAN EATER,
lSf N,wYorl-on the LIST Of September the eminent
brsoch TrasedienRe.
II A q II IL l.,
s.tgvsted OF distinguished artists from Paris
ii make her girst Appearance in America
RACHEl DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Under the Management ofRAFHAEL FELIX.
MAIDEN ISELLE RACH l..
Hsdem0iseio SARAH, from he Coincide FRANCHISE Paris.
Nile LA 6om the Porte 81. Marin Paris.
Mile. DURREY, from the Coincide FRANCHISE, Paris
Mile DINAH from the Odeon, Paris.
Nile. BkI sRD, rom the impaired Theete ST. Petersburg
MAdsn LATOuCHE, from tbs Grand Theater, Lsons
Mess1s RANDOUA, from the Coincide FRANCHISE, Paris.
CHERRY aine, from the Coincide FRANCHISE. Paris
LATUuCHE from the Imperial beaer, st. Peters
burz.
BEAUVALIET UEON) from the Odeon, Paris
DIEUDONNE, from the loDservatoire Para.
CHERRY, Jeune, from toe Ambgu. Paris
BfLLEVAULT, from the Royal 1heater, Brussels
PELLEfIER, from the Ambigu, Paris
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ITO LET-A neat IWU-stOIy httC uIIu D''o
Il nent HOUSE in Hth--t., Aav: Rent $50 yssa
10 tire No. 40 MAidenlsne. Of JAMES bAhNblL
TOLFASE-The NEW BUILDING erected for
aHote NsSison--qnare corner Of othav orosaEs
ard 20 - This Hotel built the European pan, Oa IN
SPECIAL rsfeen-e the e'uveuience OF smies II oontos
pdersrdeu stores Offices. and public rooms lD oero
,t6 sor. The whole will Be rented with without the
stores BARRIERS and confectionery The stores and cor
A. H. LUDLOW, No. II War and No. ? New-sts.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER--LAST WEEK
WI Open EVERY MIG 1T-THIS EVENING tMon-
az Aus 49, will be performed The grand Spanish Ballet la
NhJA bE SEVILLE Sen rita SOTO and Miles. VIC
TOR NJ FRANCK, NATALIE TILMAN, VI. HENRI, and
hesns CANESF, sEOPJLD TfLMAN, YATES, aud COM
plete Corps d. Ballet vil spear.
Two cio'ce French Vsudevies, LA DERNIER HEURE
DIX MAFILATR. ,Dd LIZ PARTIE DE PIQUEr will be
ren the evening BY the French Corps Drsms
under Mons GUSrAVE. To conclude with Grand Ballet
BNEhTIsSf MENT by all the artists-
The whole viii be under the direction Of Mons. l. FIOT,
Stage Manager ofthe French Theatcr, New Orleans
boxes and Parqn. tie ONLY FIFrY CENHS.
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ERENCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE
i MEN.-H. FEUGNEr having closed his Boarding and
Day School in which have been Professor Tbs last three
years b. inform 10y friends sud tho public that shall
REOPEN INcTfTCflON Of 4 simila. character the
18th Of SEPTEMBER IN the i.rge building No ~ East
2h-st bew ,h LexDgton-sv Circulars containing
f paricuaTs references and letter Mr. H. Pugnet,
to be had By address.rg above. Ellie CHARLiER
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pEDUCED PRICEs.-wATCHEs,

- ELH1 DlAMONDS ana SfLs Eh-WAhE
The undersigned for the last eighteen years well suovn
Dealer and Importer offers fot sale all Goods in bis Inc, at
lower prices for the quality, than any other house
New-Yoh Philadelphia, any other city. and VIII sead b.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.,
10 sill parts Of the United Sates Of charge An Goois
warranted represented Orders BY mail postpaid, hfay
attended, TO.
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1pecinl Ertifee.

'The leading oabce."
New Campaign Commenc ed.-Havns psfseot hEos sh
uosrerous period Of Five Years BAKER GOD" IN the
pr<pristors Of TIE METROPOLITAN STEAM PhIVTiNG
STA LIgHMENT corner Of Nassa and sprucests epec
, 70 their Patrons and The Poc that tAey have
.,hssed tho interest Of M John Thomas iths Co.. Of abe
Ga krl white scknOwledns sheir sc o. the generous
patronage bestowed ia the past would oophdenty request
eoEtinuapce a. former isyors
IA. B.out.tiop acquired BY ths House for the Neat and
Rand Y.~cuton Of Every Description Of BOOK AND JOB
PRINTIHO hs be fully sostaned and the Projectors assure
en feDd. hist their urgent orders sbsa be mot,
hor~tcfore al the facilities which modern science and
ssdn have provided for the Printer. art
Poses. ing ~ Establishment unsurpassed in Extent sPd
seouveuepee Ample Means skol Asstsr's and above All
he DispostsrD and Determination 10 nsse theirs fsE
IlADIE0 PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
COUNTRY" the Subscribers begin their New Camp -gn
% Increased Eo.rcies and profted by the Espe
pce Of be Pest cheerod by the Prospects Of the F9e
NJ Won reaue Printing Of any kind whether the Fob be
g,s or small invite you 20 visit ONCE believing THAI
.O-here ebe will you BETTER WORK, BETTER
gREATMEST, er BETTER TERMS
PETER C. BAKER,
DANIEL GOODWIN, Printers,
Corner and Spruce Sta entrance No sPrnce-st
Democratic whig General Comu,ittee.-A Special
Meeting ibis coanittee will be held at the Broadway toue
MONDAY EvENlso' Aug 49, a. p1 Il Ssr * OIde.
S sSossS sS"ss.'' |cA.iMIS1 s
CHAS 3. 1APPAS, ,
Old John-street Methodist Episcopal Chnrch,
and fret United StaiesThe members and congregation
81 h ChBrcb and all who favor Of retsung that time
ksnOred Sanctuary In Its location will bold public
meeting N 6feeps NJ =. Church, THURSDAY
EVENING, Aug l6 At n O'Clock, when full History Of the
Church rcudin the existing difficulties occasoned BY At
tempt w5l be given All the Clergy Of the city
r..ps c,fuily Invited 10 stttnd
" R-S1it.bIe accommodations for the Press.
By oder the G. mmittee Of Arrangements
JAS. T. BARNES, Chairman.
e. FEReUsoN Secretary.
NbocpiBg- CorEh, Group, Diarrhea, Choiern-
Merbus, Cbolers nfaD'um and Summer Complains seize
their victims by egon and while thousands suffer terribly
Dds become prey to their fearful rsvsees To
cheek those dreadful msades all should at
snee use Or. JAS. McCLINTOCK'5 WHoOPNG COUGH
REMEDY and his DIARRHEA CORDIAL. They never fail
b effect immediate relief and lasting Sold by A.
CUsHBAN d Co, No. 295 Broadway.
The Largest dread In the city.
MADE FROM NEW FLOUa-
TREADWEDbS BAKERY,
No. 50 Carnine st.
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Cost an0 fcnn6.

01OO REWARD.-HORSE and BUGGY
~ HUI WAGON Stolen, at Hastings, N Y, Tuesday
nlh the It'll Horse 10 hands Ugh years old reddish
color light hind feet long light colored t hind boot
cracked side growing in and had
neck and leg, tine traveller. BU}GY-WAGON leather
top of top made by T. NJ Strattn " " old harness.
with back irunk containing clothing &C. The shove reward
win be paid for the recovery Of the property BY appns No
II Ftrryst. J. MATTlSOS
SewYork, Aug II, 1855
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CULGHUMs PATENT JOINTED ARM SELF

il SETTING CIRCULAR SAWMILL.
Working Model cf this Machine is exhibition sc Nc. 3i
second door whore the undersznsd Agent for the
sale of State aud County Rsh will take pleasure in shosln1
10 any who will call ts mode Of operation any time between
the hours Of 0 and II A VI. and AM p VI. AZ al other
hour be may be fund he Western I1tel Coursndist
J. II. HUTTON Agent.
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JnsIrncrluH.

FLUSHING INSTITUTE.-Thi SCHOOL for
BOYS Is Of the olest the country situated AZ
Flushing L. L. hsu.s distance from New York BY rso al
r. A. FAIRCHlLD, Principal.
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90 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE The subscriber has con
~ nsrtly band very superior stiele OF purs BONE
DUST consisting Of in-e, hli snd grUuad booze.
Orders received AZ the Works, SD, Eas River; VI
Nesey q. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
DEF GUANO.- The subscribers are pre-
Il psfe1 70 furnish purs So. PERUvIAN GUsSO a 10
foo~iT = runs, 240 70, cash. ruus
2240 10 $50 cash 100 Tun- 22io y i5l sash; &C
2240 D. Sc So 50 cssh. Orders prompt y sx--r-et
CHARLES ". FkY Co. No. 50 Frou,--.
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MANUFACTURING EsTAB-
q Z ono "A PARTNtR WANTED with

pcsOOOs this amount OF cartal 20 engage ia the
LUMBER, COAL, and BRICK business, q. point ~ ire
,rburbs York which growing rapidly aud where me
business would very profitable Or dssme salary viii
b. competent who will charge Of the oas
psss WITH security bis capital Apply for full partc liars
q. n. MILLER h Co. Auctioneers, No 95 Bfosiway.
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TOR SALE The Good Will and Fixtures OF a

Young Ladies' School, has been bshed for years,
located the ssbionsb part the city, has about -
pupils in attendance and yielos yearly income Of 81 go
For farther particulars address rEEC HER Tribune Once
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mafhinerp. &r.

SHCROFT's STEAM and VACUUM
n GAUGES-The best and most reliable Of sny N me ma
ty,Se for s.le by CHAS W. COPELAND,
No. a Broadway
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FOR gALF-Pbe RIGHT to MANUFACTURE

II TURKISH sHFRBEr, With the GOOD WILL md
FIXTURES for the i the most luxnsrt and healthy
the hzhly luscious, low drink imszinablem snufa
iured the oIns recipe of Mocha ID so Of T7rkey j.
tss large ard Increasing se aud good SCI OF esstoner
ref-repess II required Addrss PERRY o'N B. nef
Adve rising gent 9Th and Chestnufsts. Phsdephs. Pa
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i Property which has been occupied BAKERY by the
owner for a and has regua custom the cash receipts
Of which from S45 TO 80 daily and S5 TO- 40 served Out
ana could be increased 20 per II has front Of ~ feet
Cbesput ~ by 10 feet back. Dwelling Bakery and Store aud
Lot back 81 BY 90 feet two sabes coming IN a.
sent -8fp This chance for any wanting 70
CARY on BAKING end srse bnsnes csud be doue Ia Ice
Cream The present wishes retire Apply address
No Chemist above l7ih, for further information.
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NOR SALE-A wellestablished MANUFAC-
IL TURING BUSINESS urder valuable patent sresdy
favosby introduced and prcmps lucrative and permanent
investment. For particulars apply 70
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California News Items brought by the
Illinois.

There was a runner at Aspinwall that
an attempt had been made to seize a
quantity of ammunition on the river
above Del Norte, by a party acting I'M
der orders of the United Statos Consul.
The natives having charge Of the ammu-
milton, repulscd the attacking party, and
it is reported that one of the latter
was very badly wounded by the former.
The California dates are to February
II.
Several important bills had been In
troduccd into the Legislature, one of
which was to exclude all persons from
the mines who are not eligible to citi-
zenship.
A new political party was talked of,
the avowed object of which seems to be
to obtain a larger delegation from the
Pacific States in Congress. Oregon and
Washington must be organized into
States at once. California must be d.
vided and two States made out of the
Territory.
The Sandwich Islands must be annex
cd, and SO must Sonora, and as much
more of the territory Of Mexico as can
be conveniently conquered, purchased
or stolen.
The treasury of Alameda County has
been robbed of $40, 600.
The reported discovery of gold on
Kern River has created some excite
ment at San Francisco.
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REPEAL!

Lei the uatehperd 5t1e ps0pIe be, Repeal. When
me- become SO Ipfatuated with power, either in
posse ssion or expectancy. as to ran on alter every
masters, pass laws in direct violation of the plain
est principles of our republican institutions, tbe-
comes the Nox Populito rise their might, With
outdistinctlon ofparty, and compelours servants to
repeat those obnoxious por ions -four laws that
snlke al the root OF our independence. So, aisa.
physically when men run of after every new
kangled nostrum opened to thu public. They not
seEIy enaanger their own, but The lives of their
families aRdffiends.4 1t is therefore with pleasure
we again recommend to the afflicted the use of
McA LISTERS ALL-HEALINGs OINTMENT, an old and
well-tried remedy, and almost certain cure for
Burns, Bruises, Cuts. Neavels, Seald Head. Agne In.
the breast. Corns, Spinal Afections, Feyers; and
all Febrile diseases, too numerous to mcntion.-
That by restoring the insensible perspir ation, item
Seles the s. stem TO throw off all the old iworn ont
particles, thereby Restoring to sound and perfect
health. For sale by LIB. +. Sampsel &C. and II.
q. Chnbb d CO.. Ashland j. MeClpry, MihinsT
w. Coulter, PerrysviIlei y. I. Stoelnusn ,Boudon.
vile; u. Spencer 81 CO., McKay;i9. tKinningerS &
Co; HeyeSyilei Haserman and Buchanan, Hayes.
vile; Coulter and Goodwin, Lafayette; w. Spen-
Ger 4 60, Albion; J. j. Wright, Sullivan: Michael
Rrisge. orsngs; rs. ssssf e9-t Savannah /; 4 F.
st &c tsEEs[ %aE nsaez3T@r aSg 81 q
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.
Bar, on the main Yuba.N The facts are
related as follows:
~AEcoHpany9zof men, headed shy
Messrs. Webster and Anderson, owned
"a mining Claim il, the fayine at tlis,plaee
but were working IN the hill, near by.
While thus employed, several men from
Parks1Baf=eaHae up, and as no n was
at work in the claim, or had been for
some time, proceeded to place their
siuiee-bexes and prepare for work, claim
ing THAT the ground was open to any who
saw fl to work it. On hearing of this
Webster, Anderson 81 Co. went and
warned Them te4desist and leave Gle
claim, as it was their property. and they
would work it as there w-asssuf6cient wa
ter. The Parks'B Bar partyErepled that
theylW ebstor, Andersoni& Go9had for
feited1 their7elaiih tothe ground5andoex-
pressed their; determination togholdath
claim and work it, at allhazards. issYes
terday, however, Webster Andersons&
Go. armed themselves aad rethrnedto
defend their elainEaJE Each party was
seven ,er eight strong, we'll armed? and
seemed ready tor hostilitiess From
db4ly #WOfdS1 CdlHc DlOH from a-DuB OF
a pistol, which Knocked Que man down,
whereupon both iparties colnnIeneedto
fire. The'alarnl was Immediately given
and the citizens rushedto theseene, but
too late to prevent fatal results. Web
ster WIS shot dead, "a bali having passed
through his heart. Anderson was shot
through the head, and vet lived two
hours; although his brains we're oezing
out. AIshIr. Rice was shot in the
breast, and Thought to be dying at last
accounts. Anderson was knowingly the
name ofsKentuek he leaves a family
in Paducah, kentucky; Ae.was5 about
thirty-fye years old lie bore a good
character among his aeqnaintaRces-
Webster " as from Concord, New Hamp-
shire. He was twenty; three syearsFof
age. He, has a brother ip OfegoR+L
Rice is from Washington, Maine, aged
twenty-five years. he was;a partner of
Webster and Anderson SET
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u EEIl1 TaGmTI

a gentlemen, or rather an overgrovn
Boy, from Mansfield, was seized by one
of our newly appointed Marshals and
brought before a Justice of the Peace,
on a charge of vagrancy and general
%imbecility. The vagrant Act was read
to him., but "with his views he
thought his case did not come within
the "Act entitled an Act to seize va
grants and loose characters from Mans
field" As a matter of course, not be-
ing able to pay the fine and the costs, he
was committed to jail. We might
add in connection with this subject, that
this article has no reference to that dis
tinguished parsonage who was beastly
drunk at Peters burgF.
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~We- have received a-commnn

* We have received aecommuni.
cation signed L. NJ o., but without the
name of the author. It. reflects very
severely on a member of one of our
churches. We do not gainsay all the
author of this communication charges,
but we cannot lend our columns for the
purpose of "pitching in" to a hypo-
critical member of any church; if he lisa
scamp, of which We have no doubt, pub
lie opinion will give him his just dues
on earth, and the Lord win attend to
his case in the next world.
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SPRING ELECTION.

But little, publicly, has yet been said
about the Spring Election. The fgu-
ring for tho Offices is lone behind the
curtain. Our good friends the Know
Nothings, have concluded to make a
demonstration this Spring fer Borough
and Township officers. 1t is their in
t~ention, as we are ad0tssa, to fill the diff
ferent Offices with men of an parties
Their ticket will be made up of half
Know-Nothings, and the balance select:
from those who are known to be opposed
to the order. This is done for the pur-
pose of gfving strength TO the rest of the
ticket none however, will be taken
from the ranks of our equally good
friends the Sag NIGHTS, who are charged
by the Kuow-Nothings with meeting
eight nights in a week! We say this
win be the eomplexion of their ticket,
butfx it as they please, we feel ourself
fnlly competent to pick out every Know
Nothing elected, or running for Office,
after the election. It is very probable,
lift was any great object we might clas-
sify them before the election day, but
perhaps this-is hardly necessary, as the
people generally will be able to discrim-
mate who they are. few of the mem
bers Of this order care but little who
knows they belong to others, be-
longing to the Democrats party, are
playing it "lolo dopnu,' expecting to
succeed, politically, by carrying water
on both shoulders, but it will not vim
As . general rule this class of politi-
clans rarely succeed. They are known
now, not only here, but throughout the
county, especially these who seek Office.
Our party can never fraternize with any
party which seeks to deprive the foreign
population of our country of any of the
rights which they 0 possess BY virtue
of the laws of our country. It has ever
been a great feature of the Democratic
party to invite to our shores, the down
trodden and oppressed of all Europe :;
it is this liberal feature ia the princi-
pies of our party which has made it for
years the party of our country and of
the people. 1t is this foreign vote
which has enabled the Democratic party
to carry nearly every National AID
State election fer a quarter of a century.
Although the Democratic party have
been temporarily defeated, yet, like
"truth crushed tie the Garth it will
rise again. The sober second thought
of the American people is always right"
The ghirlWind of religious bigotry, now
spreading oyer the land, may succeed
for . short time, aud change the true pol
icy of our Government but the people,,
and the party of the people will surely
rise before it is too late, TO a proper
sense-of their danger and correct the
evil. Now is a proper time to COM
mence the work. Republicans of all
parties, look well before you vote
Know certain for whom you cast your.
bafIot. We speak for ourself, when
wessay. that We never, knowingly,
vote fer any man, who makes a distinc-
ton between native and adopted citi-
Esns. Others can do as they please.
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DEATH FROM ETHER IN A DENTISTS
CHArR.-In Lynn, Mass, a few days
since, a emf named FARLEY died in
a dentists chair from the effects of ether
imbibed for the purpose of having a
tooth extracted. After she had inhaled
from the sponge awhile he asked her
if She could feel the pain in tie tooth,
and she replied that she did. DR.. DA-
Wis gave her one-and-a-half ounces Of
ether, which was less than usual
She exhibited 10 unusual symptoms IN
til he attempted to open her mouth,
when he discovered that her jaw was
fixed. He Immediately proceeded to
give hsr air, and took other means to re
store her, but nothing ayailed; she re-
viyed for a moment, breathed a little,
and then died. ~ -.
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THREE MURDERERs TO DIE.-Wc
havo given, heretofore, the particulars
of the murder of JoHN DU3BAR, former.
" of Chic, a few weeks since, at Fort
Wayne, Iud.n by three men, MADDEN
KEEPER and RoMINE, the murder being
deliberately planned by the three villains
to effect the robbery of the deceased.
from whom they got less than 500.
The sequel is that they were all senten-
cedlast week to death by the rope.
They are all bad men, MADDEN and
KEEFEh especially, who have been gull.
ty ofmany crimes, have been in State
Prisons, and will 5000 wind up their
worthless lives in the most infamous
manner.