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Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Public, No, III


JOINT RESOLUTION relative TO bids for provisions,
clothing, and small stores for the ofihe navy.
Resolved by the Senate and House ofRspresentatiree
Of the United States Of america in Congress assembled
That all bids for supplies Of PROVISIONS clothing and
small for heuse Of the navy may be rejected al
the option Of the department, made by trho is NOT
knocn a manufacturer Of, regular dealer IN TIE
article proposed to be furnished, Wkich fact or e re-
uerse must be distinctly stated the bids offered that
the bids of all persons who may have failed 10 comply
with ~ihe conditions OF any contracts they may
have previously entered into with, the United
States shall at the option Of the department. reec.ed
tn Il more than one bid be offered for TIE supply Of
article on account Of any par y. either in his own
name or in the name Of his partner, clerk any other
person. the whole Of such bids shall be rejected ar inc
option OF the department.; and that c0pariners OF any nm
shall not be received sureties for each oher
whenever II may be deemed necessary TOR he interest
Of the government health Of the crews Of the
United States vessels cure particular brands OF
-four which known 70 kee 9est on distant stations
baton OF the Secretary Of the Navy be- and hereby is
authorized procure the same on the best TERMS in
market overt.
Approved 81 March, 1854 4w4s
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
DR.. Pettit's American Eye Salye


Cures-Sore and Weak Eyes!
Cures-InHamed Eyes.
Cures-Ulcerated Eye-lids!
Cures-Scrosulou Sores and Ulcers!
Cures-Shaving Sores and Pimples
Cures-Ringworn and BARRIERS Itch!
Cures SORE LIPS, Cuts, Bruises, SC
Cures-The PILES, applied externally!
BRUNSWICK, Me-, JUNE !, 1858.
Mr.. c. w. AfreH, Portland.
DEAR SE-For the last sevei years have been severely
afflicted with eyes, during that time have used
everything in the Market and to effect for the better.
until obtained a box Of DIR. PETTIT'S EYE sALvE.
which have used, and believe my eyes entirely
cured To all afflicted with any disease Of the Eyes,
would cheerfuIIy recommend the use Of the AMERICAN
EYE SALyE. (Sisned,) OLIVE STORER.
Refer to Z. T. Gatchell Co., Druggists, Brunswick
Sold by c. W. ATwELL, under the L. S. Hotel, Port
land general Agent for State OF Maine Also sold by A. G.
PAGE and J. MATHEWS, and by druggists and dealers
in medicine everywhere.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

The cd Spring Gard LIS, collected by.s. NJ PErrEs.
GILL a Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents, No. 10
Stale Street. Boston, who authorized by the pub
fishers Of the best and MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED
Newspapers throughout the tied states British
Provinces, to take advertisements and subscription
their LOWEST BATES.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
The great Standard Remedy
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES

Containing neither Prussic Acid,
Tartar Emetic, nor any other delete
rious drug. Extensively used, tested
and approved in New England, Cana
da, and the British Provinces during
period of THIRTY YEARS by Emil
nent Physicians, Ciergymen, Pro-
fessors Of Colleges, Theological Sem
inaries, Scientific and Distinguished
Public Men,-and, IN fact, ,, all clas-
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WH0OPING-COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

THIS remedy has for itself such notoriety
from its of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its
fulness, and SO numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the couE'-v abounds
in persons publicly known, who have boon restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its. kind is too appa-
rentto escape observation, and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
TO our climate And mot ooly in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the mider varieties
Of COLDS, CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &c; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and Safest medicine
that can be obtained
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it
has been. and that the genuine article is sold by
H. IL. HAY Druggist, Portland, Me-, general agent Of
the State, for my Cherry Pectora and Cathartc Pills.
whcm all orders should be addressed.
1yeoP25 A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

- n TT - a e.
,r REMOVAL.
The undessignsd, having removed from No. % Kby st. TO
The New Granite Warehouse,
Nos. loz i64 Congress (late Atkinson) Street,
assortment Of staple and fine
BOOTS and SHOES.
Adapted to the New England and western trade which
fresh from the hands of the manufacturers and having
been bought at very low prices, they will be offered at
small advance.
LEATHER DEPARTMENT
Constantly hand-Sole Leather Calf Skins French
Morocco Kid and Patent Calf Skins Patent and Enam-
elled Leather; Goat Skins Co'd Roans and Innings /;
Lasting Gallons and Trimmings which will be at the
loHest market prices, for cash or approved paper.
HENRY L. DAGGETT.
Congress Milk st. above Pearl st., and
runs parallel with it. Boston.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

NAVY DEPARTMEST,

NAVY DEPAKT7rExT.
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
April 3 1855
SEPAkALE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed aPropo-
- sais ,or Nasy yiothinE and Clothing Materials win bs
received at this ofce until o'clock D. m on the lst dav
May next for furnishing Delivering ION recervnr s
days notice, at each eher Of the naxv-vnrda A
Charlestown, Massachusetts, Brooklyn New YORK ~ sr
port Virginia the quantities below mentioned N a - al A.
the following articles Of navy eothns ard clasErr
materials and such further quantities Of he same ~ rs
be ordered by the chief Of this bureau BY the
dans Of the said navyyards respectively during me e
year commencing the 1st day Of July next and snIu
on the 30th day Of June, 1856, viE
Pea-ackets, made Of blue pilot cloth, 1000
Round jackets, made Of blue cloth, 3,O0e
Trowsers made Of blue cloth, $500
Blue flannel overshirts, 5000
Blue flannel undershirts. 5000
Blue flannel drawers. 5000
Blue flannel jumpers 5000
Blue flannel, in the piece yards 5O.O0e
Barhsiey sheetng frOcks, 1000
Canvas duck trowsers, &Oo0
Barnsley sheeting, in the piece, wards I5O0o
Canvas duck, In the piece, yards 5000
Blue cloth caps, AOeo
Calf-skin shoes, p.ir, lOoO
kip-skin shoes, high cut, pairr A0OO
Woollen socks, Nos and 2, nar, s0no
Mattresses, with two covers each,) 0OO0
Nankin blue, v.rds q ono
Blankets, Sscco
Black silk handkerchief snr0
Blues tinet trowsers, 3'oao
Blue satnet, in the piece, ward. 4 'ooo
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

RADwAY'S REGULATORS are most carefully pre-
pared from extracts and gums Of trees plants roots and
herbs There pills in that will upon the v-
er. Pancreas Bowels the Salvary Glands and Nerves.
pleasantly and so enectuay the II. r. REGULATORS.
No pills can be taken for length of time with the
safety to the constitution for, instead Of debtang the
system by powerful and drastic purging, they pleas
anty upon the bowels and mpar strength every
and tissue Of the body.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
IMpORTANT TO pILL rAKERs.

IMPORTANT TO PILL TAKERS.
Every who is in the habit Of taking pills will
RADWAY'S REGULATORS the most pleasant, safe, and
eectua regulator Of the Bowels Liver, Pancreas and the
most CERTAIN PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD in use
One o RADWAY'S REGULATORS is superior, in point of
medical strength and efficacy to six Of the popular
end best approved carthartic pills.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
House Paper.

A LARGE assortment OF and beautiful patterns o
"a House Paper Commonmcdium. satin and gold com
mon velvet and gof borders. More opening and for sa
by 4D SAWYER MAGOUN
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Cancers can be Cured
DR.. R. GREEN,
Scientiic Indian Physician,

No. SO Bromfield ST., Boston,
eats with complete success CANCERS,
Scroiula, and all humors Of the Hood, Fc-
yer Sores, Coughs, Consumptions Liver
Complaint, Heart Complaint. Drorsy,
Rheumatism, Consumption Of the Blood,
Piles. Swelled Limbs Nervous Debility
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

" IIIUS, 2NIt, TUlttr anu OlutT.
ID 4 Ell j. G RR u II H,
Nos 49, 81 and 53 Blackstone Street,
Agent for Read Brothers. TROY ALE for the cee-
brated 'SH AKER PIPES"
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Camlb0Oscs

M all sizes and ofthe best kind By
Y ~ b. l. CHAMBERLAIN
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

Woodworth's Patent Planning Machine, Guage Lahes
turning all kinds Of char stuff Match Box and Clothes
Pin Lathes, stave Saws of all sizes Also, Self Feeding
Stavc Machines.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

READ THE TESTIMONY OF THOSE WHO mAv
USED 1T.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

IVCh WOOU W IU MD,
PLUMBERS.
NO As SCHOOL STREET,
Directly Oppo,ite City Hall, Boston,
Model MelOdeons
Manufactured by MASON a UAMLIN,
Cambridge street, Corner Of Cnarles) Boston, Mass.
And pronounced by the best musicians and organists
the country be unequalled in EQUALITY, RowER and
SWEETNESS of TONE, PRoMPTNEss Of ACTION, PER-
rEcTIoN of TBNIN0 and STYLE ofFISIsH.
Al octave, Portable style, Rosewood case $50.
Piano style, =" 100
So "a" I" 100.
Double Reed, $50.
NJ Circulars containing n full description Of the
"Model Melodeons" will be sent to any post Office,
addressing the manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY,".

The Stated Meeting OF the Managers was ned AZ
at tie Bible House, Aston place, On Thursday toe Is
irst at - 7. II, the Hon. Luther BRADIsH IN tns
Chair sssisted ~ Wm. b. Greedy, France. Han, cni
BeIi l. Swfn. Esqs.
Tn rev Au1il5ry Societies were recognized O
pIi,h tree wee in Arksnsss and one in e. 2 Of iae
States # Georgia Tennessee Texas, kentG Ky, ME-
souri, Illinois and Connecticut.
Aiter was rt cd from the 5. nlcr Secretary stating
his safe arrival at Charleston with improving heath
tnoibtr from Rev c. n. RICHTER, at ConstsnrinoP'e -
regard 90 rculaiion Of the Scriptures in Turkey sn
archer from the same in regard 20 the Bible among
TIE Wsdtrses spG in Italy.
4 letter from Mr.. PHILIPPE, in Oregon, shows the
dtsti,u.ion Of the Scriptures in portions OF ths'
Territory. Ons from Mr.. Lord. of Illinois, gives en-
coursgi1g statements in regard to diItTbuons suong
the GermsIs 10 Lis field.
Some valusble additions were made to the Society Z
library.
Grants OF books were made Of Bibles aud Tesla
merits 10 coicred Sunday Schools q Louisville, n.y..
Others for the use Of sailors and soldiers a. Eavy
ward in Florida; for co,ored Sabbath School At koe-
Vile S L; in Enslish, German, and Arabic, Tor ;
rev Mission in Africa; to the American bcTi Oh
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, for theu Ms,
sioLs eme re TIE Chckassw and Greek Indians; end
various oti ers in different Languages, including ave
volumes for tie Blind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

s.ms po.se.s hOr-ss. which are q small grs<:h.
a. no. ss,,c 5I .1 vsss, s XII rss
..aoyi honea.fD: men tnsy % q battle,
&C n tha bsbit ~ serstso'ng or cutscg tbs skin
- ieey. la order fhsf the blood TINS drawn
wcuu make item eli ea the horsss bfok OIL tss
fImer.
sb.re covered With very den,e aud wei. sds roof
OF straw and surrounded by a nui wall about five
fee, high. Four or 6vS ha- esue'ay stsrd to,erhe-,
,prr0-n ded by ar open gpscs hedyed 10 with thorn
buthss or serv1g for u keeping ~ stores Of corn
straw 1000, aBO other things. Every man keeps
fro m four FIVE wives 4rd pos esse corresponding
number of chi'dr,D ~ben pf0vi.obs become scarce
he es biz boysiufo ssvsry. The food Of tle rub0ris
consists chiefly If ghsfaly ard fsnes; they do not
Hill iher cattle and Only ca, Whist has died Of oisesse
or Otherwise; swine II dainty TO the n, rs wei ss
iI q and other .s II may here ia me t"ned, thf
DR.. Vocel met IT'D the CONN o Europe7n hedsehOgs
in latitude l0o north Ia addition 70 dispatches AID
mars on a lsrg, ,cae addressed 70 II Foreign Of
fee DR. VOgel, hiss sso eeb' on this &C aslOu, geo
logical aLo botanical collsctous addressed % Sir Rod
srick murchisoD. Sir W j. Hooker, and DR. Robert
BiOwD.
As to DIR. Vogel plsDs OF bis further pro.eediogs
he intpoed lesvrs Kuk before the eDd Of July la-
for Aosmans, hoping to fsil 10 WITH tie Cnadd. EK-
pediiioD, afterwsro TefuIDLg by way OF fak"b4.
By tbs eud OF the year be proposed starting for Wa
day; ibtIca 10 try tn penetrate toward the lndisn
Ocean aid failing in this to return to Europa ao ,ut
the ebd Of the pre,.ot Year via Datfur, Kor5ofan
END Egypt. 1t will b. the wish OF every person TO-
teresiej in these expeditions, that DR.. Vogel may
cboofe the most spe.oy way Of return rather than
erdareer biz life by -ororscted travel sad e2er
tiers, bse his M fortunate predecessors.
DIR Vogel's communication Respecting the rumor
Of DIR Bsrths desth bsvug been OF a sone~hat la'er
dste-pomely. OF the 18th % J1iy-the present let
ters cootain nothing fresh respecting that melancholy
occurrence. The rumOr he sSems TO bav6 reccl sed
from the nephew Of All L-grap Bornousse, and
chief rtrvant To DIR Bath This persOnsge is sad
e. t.h fs ma lQt
Who r.,ioes at Kuks: but after yard thu former
SAID to have disappeared from kano, and gone 10 one
knew where Ar Enbassa6or Of the IN tan II AK itu
10 the Sbeikh OF Boroon whom DR.. Vogel "a A" hun
self had also beard Of DR. B4rths DEATH bur nothias
was k1ow1 n at can be considered NJ conclusive
AUGUSTUS PETERSASH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03

JeDer, and vas er,ssed ia a plot, cloth Goa, sad
monkey jacket
Tie bo1ies OF he captain al second ate we're
buried at Point Pleasant ard three her bodies wee
to be inferred at Shark River, ten miles from <hers
the wlecs o'euued. The passenger spoken Of wss
young Sco,chuol
DREaDFUI CAsUALrY-Loss OF SIX YALr,sLr
LIVES The scaOorer SHscess u the Eishsrnan
Levi W. Rose, nssfsr. sailed from tbe Ess'sra Pas
saaa. Hslifsx ou Srudsy J Va ! 4 sbou, O'Clock ia
TIE mon iug, for Shes: Ha-bor. Bstwssn - sui
o'clock Mr. BouiiieSr. resding en- Tsylors Hsad
saw TIE vessel cspiize aooat tnrse miles distant,
rear J,ftycbs Island the ses being too rongh 10 ren
der spy assistance, and melancholy 70 relate. al
or board persisted They were al residents OF Sheet
Htrbor. aid iheir nsmes are: LsViW Rose master
and owner. Poirick Quiilinsn. sesnsai A'elanier
RedmoDd, passenger; Alexander C.ads, Passengar'
Adam Murphy. blacksmith passenger; Mary Aar-
phy. passenger. Halifax san.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.

On ThDrsdsy evening the Hard Sh I'll General Con-
riree net ~ Stuyvessnt Iustsue-BoRAcE 6
CLARK presiding. Mr. 4 W. GLOVER, Of the
Eleventh Ward. iepor.sd TIE result Of the .psciL
81. ction in the Fourteenth Ward. Messrs Adao,
Blake, and Allen, a Committee ca Resolutions. re-
ported -troDg Ant-Fu.ion series. shich was unan-
imously adopted. Toe recent seton Of tue H,rd
State Central Committee is sustained the support Of
the New York CITY Democracy is pledged; the vote
for CcDeessntn ia felicitated upon TO sboF tue nu-
rerics force the Soits in this CITY which is said
to be 1900; the Hssd men 5ers of the Legislature
sre urged TO stand by their colors and Committee
Of CopfeJeIce eppched 10 see the latter resclu
ton enforced.
TIE Sofs General Committee met on the same even
Ing at Tammany Hsil-RoBERr KELLY presidi0y
After the announcement Of Standing COMMITTEES for
1855, the Committee adjourned Several OF the prn-
cipsl me mb.rs Of the Committee were absent at
Washir gtoD, attending to Ne~-York politics. A
Mass Meeting Of the sung Hole Democracy is Goa
,emplaed on the adjournment Of Congress, at which
Douglas and Case are anticipated to speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
MARINE Affairs.
LeIt.

LAUGH OF THE FEIGArE SABISE.-Ihe keel OF
The frisate Sabine, which s TO be launched from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard st bis water tbi. morning. was
Lid in 1924. The dimensions of the Sabine are;
Length over ALL 2cs feet; length OF keel ls0 feet
breach of beam, ~ feet; depth OF hold. % iesti
,urnsce, 2oi6, Government measure. Her arna-
rneut will consist OF ten nch 63 cwt shslguns, and
twenty %. pounders 81 cwf., on her Gun de-ki and
sixteen 32poUnders, 80 ewt, and two s-ioch pivot
eurs, l2,o eco pounds each, OF her spar deck. Her
crew, when in commission, including officers, sea-
uen lsndsmen, Soys ard mMines, wiz consist OF i75,
ell told.
THE WRECK OF TIE ARGTLE.-fbe particulars
o. The wreck of this ilfsed vessel, Squsn Bea b,
~ published in The TRIBUSE of "wednesday last
We have only to add the names Of her crew, 50 Tar
a. tie sole Survivor Of them, Paul de Coste could
remember them: They were - Jones, john Ausu'-
tus. Henry Prock, and Daniel. The follo"iog Il q
description of the four bodies inferred In ihs burial
ground Squsn taken By the Justice OF the Peaes
Nj. Pierce. The bodies and eofhGs were numbered
&c follows:
No. !. Henry Prock colored man. supposed 10
be about twenty seven years Of age, HIS name was
MARI ed in il da ink upon one Of his arms and above
i, vss imprinted croes.
No III ess the body Of Fnouchman, nsmea AN /,
eusius about twenty eight yesrs Pt ag7 ns ss a.
was terribly uutlsted. De Costeeays &c Sss o. '17
helm when ste strrek. u;.
No. Ill. Also the body Of . Frencnmsn- ha'
zane VA John and tis age about twsnfy-!ous yesss;
No. " vas the body Of tie nfss maze, s>ui'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
SOLDIERS OF 1912.

A regular meeting of the Veteran Corps OF 1872
vas held II the Star, in Lispenard a., list evening"
Msjor JoSEs occupied the Chair Dir. WM' COR
DIrRE, Secretary.
Amer the regular business OF reading the m nltes,
sc bsd been Transacted on mo ion il wss resolved
70 invite Gen. Issle Coombs 70 be present win t19
Corps on The Anniversary Of the Birthday OF WASH
ingtOn. ~ o
The following officers were then, by vote pro-
NOTED:
Nsior Joneg 20 he Lieut.. Colonel.
Cspt. Abrahsm Daily to be Major
Lent Phyie 10 be Captain. ..,..
TIE TREASURER reported bis receipts iof tle pS.
year 90 s33s n and ex oeuditure 1923 50, leaving
balance Ia hand f sij 50.
The CHAiR appointed Msjor Daily and Captslns
Howe ana Pn,fe COmmitee 10 confer gitn ias
COMMITTEES of the Board of Coancllmsn 10 T-isN'h
10 ire celebration OF WashiDgtons Birthday.
TIE meetrg then adjourned to Friday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
BRAyppErn's PILLs.-Sold in the year 1854. 0

BRANDRETHs PILLs.-SOld in the year 1894, OF
,,ss PMS one million hundred and fifty thousanf
boxs, and their sale still the Increase ask II this 70
he wondered when they perform such works those ststs1
below " bNNphhIh
NEW YoaK February 1855
DR. II BR.ypRErH; From the great tobacco became
90 debstsd about esht years that physicians con-
,dered IN possible for worn down TO ska
ard bones cted with chronicle dyspepsia aud syc<y
hipg disagreed with hd constant pain In chest.
nv bowels stye aud seldom moved without recouess
10 madeleine shieh debtsted and more Ia this
condfp ended TO your 'VEGgrABLs Usi'
yFRsA PILLS di ard gradually became restored to
cell, health through their use They mildly yss emerged
cs pursed and after each portion seemed to be endo~e1
with H hy Originsl robust health soon restored.
ard / thsnh God I am now Vigorous Of fhysix B2
for ,onr Pills verify believe should be In my crave
shall be pleased any store, and Will state
further particulars
l am. very repeatedly your obedent ssrvsct.
JosspH KgsR.
No. si9 Broadway above ith st. at the Irviss Hsss.
Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF raE BLACK WARRIOR.

Tbs Upited Sta,es Mail steamship Black Warrior,
J. n. Bulloch, E,q., commander. arrived yesterday
morning. She lei, Bsvsns IN the 9sh OF January.
Tie steamship Falcon IVES still in port but was eI-
peeied to leave on the morning Of the ash for New
York.
On the let irst, in lat so 3e. lon TAO az, the
Blsck Warrior exchanged sisnals With the ship Cal
cut'a, OF Bcstcn. steering west. At 81 A. M, ex-
charged signals With stesmship steering S. BY W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
IAhxerfisernent 4
AhFertIsrfhrL
TIE wATER-CURE JouRsAL.-February N

The WATER-CURE JOuRsAL.-feDruary No.
row ready Confirms Respiration with fnustrstons-bA
Weather Influences Of Chsnres Climate and sessons-rhs
Of chdnca-
prgrsrIcs-Fishins-Whst shall we Es,-Besd-Homioy-
Besrt-Psss-Csnsia Wood Choppen-Easet Of Cssn'iass
DsEss REFosN Fashion From Bloomsr-plsesnsyECn
ne ,st,tisti.. tsrstercure Ia tbs west
Ia Rhrd- Islabd-In MBnesots-In Jsnsic. Fgsruaav
TOPICS FsshiOa snd Fsins-Desth on the H,oNs-rfe.
fe.siopa Matter "a perence sEmina Estaoli'hmonts
" Inter- Met, mony-Hone Voices etc, etc TEsNS ~
year Published By FowLkRs AsD WELLS, No. Ns D'oas
NJ Vol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

MAJORS CoxPLAYr BooK.-Numerous com
plants are daily entered upon the Mayors Book, and
among them the following which was pl iced on yes
terday: Andrew Hookron, Atlaniic-s'. dshes all
"suhority to stop him from selling liquor; says be
"hss been in Jail for one month, but should not stop
".elling orihs, and would continue 10 the Same bua-
"ness IN defiance Of al authority that there u M
" freedom in tbs county; tho. be sold liquor yesssr-
"day in sple Of the law and would eel again, and
"if he had ladder long enough, he would take tbs
scales of justice from the City Hall, as they we're
ialse representation Of the busness done inside Of
9Th At building"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
Advertisement |

LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ON CANvAS.-CaD-
met Medium snd Miniature sizes coorei In oil or wstcrcos
ors a. pefct pleasing and durable Miniatures on ivory
Comics Of any desired size made from Dasueueotypss Paint
mas Prints or rnsravn The finest elects sser ptofncsfm
nh. country are exhbd sRADys Gallery No sos Broad
vay ov er Tho mi sop's Saloon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
LABOR MEETING.

meeting Of several hundred o. tie unsa 1ioyei
~o,kuep Of the City Vas held N romskin-sq1s-e
yes'erdsy fHeroon. The meeting vas briefly al
dressed BY Mr. PAuL and several Others; bat with
cot ,ransscrg eny business Of i'm 2oraaos scSourued
10 meet sgain q; the place To- sy, az II OeOsk
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IAdvertisemenf.I
=

NOT SOLD on COMMISSION ANYWHERE =
psi,r worth IL, weight In gold - DUsso's CELsssArso
CArARkH sSuFF For eyes Deafness Cold In the hss
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CHARGE or BURGLARY AND L,RcrSr.-\ young
nsu Timothy Murphy yesterday srs-tef BY om
Of the Sth Wd charged with bressnt toto
the shooug lery OF samuel Parker No SIG Brcafsay.
sid stealing hereion two rides aud xo pistols vsaes a
time Of hs ends avorns q s-i ooe
oftbe rifles The pistos found Smeons pswn chop
The accused committed BY Justice Connolly for trial
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