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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
KANSAS ELECTION.

We are indebted to gentleman Of thi, City for the
following extract of letter just received from his
brother in Lexington, Mo-, under date of March 10
1856
eve are having stormy times out hsre about the
Kapsse election. We supposed that the DIVISION OF
the Territories was so that the Northern one snouo
be free and the Southern one slave. Else, WY were
they divided at go early day when one Go vern'
ment would ans yer for both We expected tas az
olionist would trouble US fonewh out we naa no
fears as 10 the final result as TO them
Lately we hsve learned that Coy. kester IS
against ma under the advice Of the Administrations.
Earned at his defeat in the Free States since t1e
MESSAGE Of the Kansas Nebraska bill Il IL supposed
hat Gen. Pierce i. trying to recover his popularity
in ire North by excluding Slavery from Kansas.
And This has caused the greatest possible excitement
All thronqh this region. We have our secret lodges
ali over Tie State where raise mn and means, and
thousands will be in Kansas from this State before the
election comes oil. o,
slaves be taken to Kansas now Certainly they
can but we want some law passed for their pr1tec'
t;or after they get there, or we shall lose them all.
" At the coming election in kars:s. there Is no
other question but Slavery and Anti Slavery, and
we shan be greatly di.appoin'edf Slavery does not
cary" Chicago Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.

TnE OPERA SEASON AT THE AcADEAf-Mus'AL
FEs1NAL.-Under the earnest management OIL 'ne
Directors and President Phalen, Of the Academy Oh
Music. Fourteenihst grea. novelties are n SORE
this week and next First, Signor Bolcioni VII ap'
pear to mig in Rgoletto as the Duke-hi' h'' Pr,
formarce; and en- opera fresh and new, anu en'Ir01
10 a crowded house. Then, on Saturday evening
ne,t in re trence to Good Friday soemnlaee, NV
scal festival will be given, to present. 10Y 'ns ..s
time. an entirely new manuscript ORAIoklo' eaH
SfaIat Mater, or, TIE CrueifIion Of Cr"' w. VIZ,
Great orchestral and choral mesrs prooaoly 'e'e'a'
hundred performers, TIE principal parts 70 oe 10
dered by Mesdanes Stefanone, Vestvah' Aa'e'A :,
with Bsd.H, Brignoli Bolcioni, &C. The resource,
some of the great choral societies will be IN reqa,
ton. and rehesrsas are actively going o.. AZ
ion 10 the Oratorio, Rossinis master Fisce'
TeR. will be INNS diately produced. The particular
no: yet indicated. r,.,-.,o
CONCERT To SIGHT.-The Pyse ana :,
troupe viii give grand ooncer. Of Vanou'l! -
pu,ie to- night, at Niblos Mes P!re one
nos, attractive English vocslists we have ever
fresh, clear, warm, symphstis voice. ana
trained. See the advertisement for par'.e aiAN. n
AN,w PRlxA DoKSA-AAdsme the bH"neSs
La Cr.nre the pima donna. viii sIrivs' ve o
formed BIZ be, ,zprsssdrie, neKf week. wh,.,.
ard commence imme disisly an engas ne" So s.
in I.slian and Germsn Opera, ana - S'a'''~'
vii, no, fail 70 haze fair tsEhz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

I've hsess hsr hr. bearing human satuss, ysx hsar.
hg Il isnasnlsss, s.a Wildcat stsia-s{ Ssvsss
ave q the grace Of god ao~ed upon he Ycs
nan nature. There 10 that one brgh. lily uass /.
died; there 10 that one aladed to In the VII.
ipes Of the ancient prophets a. pare kesvsr.
RsjoSs then: Let the palms in your hsnds be The
oonme sn .. ms srsS siumpa-by u yes
ruin which original Sin brought on the whole Asuss
race, ~ sla' 10 know thst one human bsirs -
stvins, 'aless example to the sinners who s,..,
be- hrmsnsty. let Tie immaculate concept .s
fsed 10 yoaf MINI, By these emblems. Len " -.
preserve the grsfsfE nenry Of many favoss ssers
ne l1o doubt throu the patronage Of the Biessed
Mother OF God end eve revert with fervent srsd
tnds to the great event In which the Christian void
Il made Rlao.
Altar the usua cere non!ss the ecseress'ioa dc.
persei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

scaaor ExAmrsA.Ios-On Thurssay last the Fs-
mao Department o. Ward School 10. a. Gu ofeen,
vioS..y, was examined by Super itendeEts Randall
and McKeen. Tho exercises show Cd conciusivey shs
.horoughress Of ts instruction received sy the young
l,sies-,beir answers were exceedingly prompt and
oorreo4. The order and quietLssi maintained were
perfect. and tina classes in G9ammA7, Reading ana
Ai.hme,ic ware srch as to % the greatest cTedN 70
the nsefstie able Principal, Miss NJ Louisa scot''
and her assssate teachers. AT frequent nsr'as eh,
o.llent muse, instrumental and vocal was per'or"sa
By the pssls. A large audieAcs Of seaooi ofhcefs,
parents and friends YVES present AID was hghy p'a'ea
yits tAe examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

CRY MORTALITY There were 1913 deaths 10 TINS
City derIsg the pas: week, viz lol men, % women
Isl boys ard l42 girls an increase Of " on the NOR
tslity Of the week previous. OF the whole NUMBER
ESQ were children under ten years of age, aud IS IN
mates Of the public institutions. Bronchitis carried
of 10; Consumption, Coz Congestion OF the Lungs
~ Inflammation Of the Lungs, 2s Congestion oil tue
broir, g. Dropsy in tie head, II; Oher D'opsicai
Complaints ioi Typhus Fever, IS; Purperslu ks'c,;
10; Ery'ipes. Il irnfShf,sfsias ion OF Brain. TO-
scrofuls, 0; Smallpox, q Apoplesy, 6; M,rasnus
Infsntel, 81; Convusions, 81; Group, Is; Measles.
l6; Scarlet Fever, 10, and Debility limantilel, 10.
The prevalent causes of mortality are disease, Of the
throat and lungs and iDeAmmstions. The following
Is the ofioial Classification Bones joints &c, -
Brain and Nerves, So; Gonerdtive Organs, Us
Heart and Blood vesssels, TO- Lungs, Throat, &c.
lss; Eruptive Fevers, Skin, sc 40; ssillborn and
Premature Births 10: Stomach. Ro~sis' s4d o'ner
digestive Organs, "a; Uncertain sest and General
Yeyers, 90; Urinary organs, o. Old Age, 4. There
were but four deaths from violent causes during Ae
week. The nativity table gives 1913 natives OF the
United Staies 90 Of Ireland, 50 of Germany, and ~
Of ENGLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
SUNDAY LAW.-FJRE DEPARTMENT.

1HILADELFHIAj apII
The Sunday law is most stringently enforced to-
The refectores confne their operations to eatibles
only.
The new law regulating the Fire Department. went
into operation last night; 81 companies have accept
cd its provisions, while "a have rejected them and
zone ont Of the service 1t was feared that disturb
ances would occur last night, and the Police ware
kept on duty 10 force. Nothing however, occurred,
except several alaIms Of fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
THE AsIAs NEWS AT NEW ORLEANS.

INV. UKLEANs % 800
TIE Europesn news. per Asia at Halifax, last
night csme to hand this forenoon over the Ma,
tional limo, and was published by the associated
press in their regular evening editions, lac
cotton advices created quite panic, aud dur
ing the sf'erDoon limited transactions took
place OF decline Of one quarter Of cent per 10.
The ssles CT the cay about 1000 bales, mostly
prior to the publication of the news Sales for tue
week foot up 25 900 bales The receipts at this port
less than last year at this time are estimated at
IO8 900 bales. The stock on hand is 90 900 bales.
We quote Middng at e. a CSC. COFFEE Sales OF
the wee amount n II 600 bags. The stock on hand
is 81 900. Prime Rio is quoted at 1Oic. EXCHANGE
The outside rate for Sterling is o.. FREIGHrs-
Cotton 70 Liverpool, I'd.
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Of EDs!an

SIXTH wAnD RELIEF AssocIArios.-A hnsimee'
ing Of the subscribers and members Of this As'oc's
ton took place on Sunday evening to hear reports o.
the Treasurer and Executive Committee ana BRING
the affairs Of the corcern to close 1t ".s statea
that IL citation had been in existence sncs me
9th Ct January; that during that time me am'an'
received bed been s3,926 %, whioa was in-
cre~ed by donations Of clothes i-e'' &c. )"
o. COO tie expenses. or outlay, had besa % 81
leaving balance of siIs 50. Alter making dispo-
sition OF his balance on hand, and htasscting soma
necf,,.-g business, tie meeting adjor-aed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

BOSTON, Saturday March 81, lsJ.
We are in receipt Of pspers from Halifax, n. s.,
>,S 81 Johrs n. H., OF late dates. Ths legislative
Snrrcil Of Nova Scos has refused to pss, the Pro:
s;bory Liquor Law, deferrng its consideration until
s's "a. Hsi,fer Journal contains official orders for
-;s,., cations for 800 recruits expected from the
Et.sS S,.,ss. for the army 10 the Crimes Tne same
.narssy,, its expected that 900 men will be OBJ.
fsired IL tho United Saiss,, who are to be kept at
st Johns paper says that the official ha1dbills
s,r he enlistment are sigped by Lewis N. wilkins,
Proypc Al Secretary Of Nova Scotia and the proceed.
bes aye understood to be connected with the visit OF
re Hon joseph Stowe to the United States, from
uhch be hes not yet returLed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
LAKE NAVIGATION.

BUFFALO, Saturday, March 81, 800.
To DAY has been mild and summer.like for the first
fine this spring. The snow is rapidly disappearing,
and business exhibits considerable activity 10 prepa
rations for the spring trade The ice in the Lake ex
tends from the American to the Canadian shore as
fsrMp ss the eye can reach and it is the opinion Of
tbe best Judges that there will be no opening OIL nav
cation till the LIST OF May.
II ia uD6 erstood that the Buffalo and Brantford
Railroad trsps will commence running regularly
about the middle Of next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

The report " D.. Cs;1at assS va. then agreed TO,
and the bill ordered TO pAsSn
Amepdpe IN. Actx the Preservation OF Yish in
To inc ornorste1s Peekskin Bddye Company.
Appropriatipl money for the completion Of the
idiot AsyIum aiding, Syracuse.
Amendingse charter Of the New-York Fire De-
partmf nt.,,-
Mr. WHITNEY proposed q resolution to rec ON mi.
the Re-rt Of the State Prison Investigating Com.
mittn In crdei that Mr.. Storms who feels aggrieved
bv'eTiain portions Of that report. may have hear
DR. Adopted.
The State Prison bills were msds sps,isl order
for l2 O'Clock, Monday next
Adjourned till Monday 10 A. H.
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Asrr.I,-Among the recent arrivals 10 own, ws
-xso. tta fo'lovin1:

notice the following:
.,,h. Mx-zo,oLIrAE HOTEL, the Hoo. p Noble sjra-
-. Juas. Roosvel Ill Lieut.. Crovez Russian nay,
Wm Smith BriIsh Army wn Taonso. 81 J9a rh a.;
,.v.. b. Earle Bostoc, Osborn Hoves, soj O. neseu'
j. fionss Coaslly Montreal; Jaaa sArcef' AeaiSos
p X Fritz, Pbilsceltbia - c.,.... T.
AZ the ST. NICHOLAS Horrr>-H. 2. Dieksy, Chieto n
A Eseiler Iowa; J. C Baldsrsor. eAltmessi o. 6fSs'
c.ornis, Chss w. Broxa, Wsshingtor; simeon kJeef.
xitos IN; N. Bedwsl. Esw-ode.ss; =. n Bender,
Nsshvsle; D. W. Lewis chressv nstioni j. Fsson 90
Or Prosser, Sfsila- n LII
Atths coLLAaoRI Bscn-Mr. Asplswsil. Boston =: a
Crosby BBshsnrn; u. Elvood, Rome "; w cam
eoshs Tksa a. Perry PousAksspss a. CliHasr wssssa7s
e. Iaas Pslsrsits, Era, Pe Wa CesasAas, k9ssas"
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
KANSAS ELECTION.
CHICAGO, SATURDAY.. Mari

CHICAGO, Saturday, March 81, 1855.
A dispatch from Weston, Missouri, via ST.. Louis,
Gays that the Pro Slavery Ticket on the north eide of
Ksnsss River had ZOO majority and tia. there wa.
no oppoifisn to the Pro-Savory Ticket Ia Burr, Oak
or Addison Precincts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
THE CALIFORNIA STEAMER.

WAsHISGToN, April ], I53J-y z. NJ.
TIE operators repor. the wires in order through to
New Orleans and as We have no tidiugs Of the Cali
fornia ste amer now fully due at the pors, we pre-.
eume SIZE has not yet arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
THE STEAMSHIP UNION AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Saturday, March ST, Iooo'
TIE steamship Union, II days from Hsvre, arrived
here this afternoon, short Of coal, having hal very
rough ard tedious passage She brings 43 passen'
gers All well. The UDion will probvbly sail for
New:Ycrk tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

Especially Reported for The N. Y. Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

lr
Eating outside be ard that they might continue to
honor Mary as the Mother Of God one cry OF jsyre-
SOUND ed through the streets and nlsd tue wnoio cry.
This 10 the doctrine, my brethren, roveaeo aIdkeows
"a true long before received tie authorized seal and
sanction of that Il ach6r whom God has appoiotec 10
1rtserye all the truth and to make known al tanss
hat bslopg 10 bis kin gdom. We're, Therefore IS the
difference between our confltlon ~ Cstnoies 70"
and what it was befors' ! VIII be orisi ~ te'n.s
YOU. Before, we believed bu. our belief was
a sentiment We were fsniliH with tue writ
ipgs of our predecessorsi we knew inc sum
tion with which, from the earliest tunes,
Christians because they loved tne "a ts.er us us
Biased intellectually separated them, except by
tts recollection that the one was creature, cieaeu
in time while the other was God foreyer-oul 10 lne
human relation they never separated Iueni. LIZ n
was q time when We might nsVe ueeucI .uu
NTH without ceasng to be Cs,holcs-because was
not set the time for It to be promulgated az dogma
we knew that Saint AuRostin believed the doctrihs'
WHO In sueakiDg of original I'm SD except, ~
va. The blessed Mother OF God MnNl oti5l'
nal sinl Universal dsp'a,ltyi ana '5 Goa s1i.s
A noIlu,,d fountain does rci bring forth pure Ws'ef'
Parents rot communicate TO thef chuufon ~
ture bioher than his oEn. Tie belief OF the Cng'cu
always has been that the eits o. Cars'
Authorization to May exempted her from the SIAN ..
o,ioinA ain, and tas. Ia the ysy momeIi .,
her conception the erscs Of God ieAnssd nea
ftou all Elm. Such has syer been the ieIn =. VIC
Catholic heart ANY one Sho rea1J oeIos 49,: - =;
II
a. Immaculate coz epii1u Of her through whom ne
took the e.h cf He TOOK the ssS 81 OF
ing who had at sny i@e boen u.asf ine 'SnniS
,ir and therefore Oft de7ls the CAM snouau ~.
low he ~. nature Of the parent Thsse outside the
Catholic Church believe ds ss sa.s ana sns
natal faith which they cannot bupprese. IhH De
lisf w Witch pervaded tie Catholic heart,
row taught a. cogns By the Son Of Co.
tb,ouok tbsse whom 70 has authorized, saying
30 Sfe that heareth you hsareth me, and d
. thai oiipisdth you dspseth me-" The is :
YOU, beloved brethren, q subject Of joy, :, be
csase il sanctfes your faith, and you now belley
On tie authority Of God. The highest preiosstiv
! Of Mary bas bean DECLARED throughout tue w2r. ,
to be portion Of tAs faith IN which our souls i've
Let these whose groveing sndl shalo~ perez!
Itself alone, krow that It i; now aigniasd iadee.
Cbri.. took RAT rsture on himself but tnougn ms,
be was at.o Goo, and It may De ss.a 'n.. $500. .
able wen il bis hunsn nature. Blu; there : no .:
st.s-s 70 b. a d.gshtss Of Eve ass'sa' ps's d" q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-05
GNitor's GabIe.


TIE KNIcKERBocKER for April comes to us as
tasteful, rich and varied az ever. 1t is work
that stands its age wonderfully well, having out
lived dozens of cont mporaries that have waxed
and waned since it began its brilliant career and
still remaining, for aught we can see, as fresh
and vigorous as at the first year Of its existence
By some mistake, the March number did not
reach us. Cannot the publishers supply the
omission
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS, that raciest Of
all foreign journals, is now republished by Dix
& Edwards, New York, at So 90 per year. We
have received the April number, and find it of
the usual excellence. The same publishers have
bought out PStnan's Magazine, and will issue
the May number, which they promise shall be
as equally sustained as by the old proprietor.
We have not received either the March or April
number of this work and therefore cannot speak
of its merits since February.
TIE BEAUTIES OF CALEDONIA, being q colec-
ton of more than fifty of the most beautiful
Scotch ballads set to music. In response to the
remarks and suggestions We made few weeks
ago in relation to Scotch tunes, Mr.. Ditson, the
noted music publisher, has kindly sent us n neat
ly bound collection of the above title. 1t is all
that could be wished, and should be in the
hands of every music teacher and learner in the
country. For sale, with every other variety Of
music, by Oliver Ditson, rs Washington st.,
Boston
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Che nlarkets.
cAmRRrpGE MARKET. Mar. q,

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, Mar. as.
AT Market d Cattle about 600 Beeves and LIS stores
consisineoi eQxen, cows and calves earrings
two and three years dds.
fKiCES-MARRET BEEF Extra, $3.50; first quality
$780, second quality, $500 $780, third quality $3.50
Culinary, 5000 $50.
npEs-$5,5O 800 peIcwt. Taow, Ss,75a 9,25
PELTs-S75, a IS. Calf skins, lie per ID
VEAL CALvEs-$4,00a 700
WORKING oxss.-slO6, ll2, 1876, las, 1885,
Cows AND CALVES SOS, 40, "a.
fEARLINGs-Sl2 to Is rwo Years Old S25 10 A. Three
Years Odds, Sal to 3d.
sAEEp AND LAMns-2i3a al market. Extra, 500 to O.
BY lot, $500, $50, $50.
SwINE-Retail, Ito &C.
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CONCORD GRADE

hoNE1 d. o., No Merchants Row, Boston,have
now ready Tor sale Mr. BULBS New and Superior Seeding
me stock OF which have been placed in their hands This
iemarkahy fine America variety is the greates acquisi
h wheh mas eVeryet been made to hardy grapes.
IL u ionr weeks earlier than the Isabella and two weeks
carrier tha the Diana. II fully rine the last season
Qe34 on the 7h Of September. ii is perfectly hardy
WIN punches OF large size shouldered, often weighing
ufihs an men IN diameter; color very dark covered with
tick blue bloom flavor very rich and luscins witt fine
spenty aroma All good judges who have tasted it pro
hohce II superior 10 the Isabella in its pes condition.
fihe song. one yeai old vines will be ready for sale
April Is, at SO EACH $2l per dozen, All orders will be
attended IL IN the relation In which thew ar. received
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-05

n 1uO1s H7HiEN M anAET, April 3.
90. Cheese, to 10. lard, l2 to IA Tallow, II to
70. Dried Apple, 6lo7. Esgsi Is per doz Potatoes
IS to 80 perbush.
FLouH-Extra fine ST. so to 100 fancy, slO5oto 800
superfne, $1,000. W.
GR.iNasD tiAy-C0rn. l, is to 80 per bush Oats SIS
Hay 30 to 800 perton.
MIscELL,NEous,-Dry and Green Hard Wood, $50 to
go per cord Shingles, 81 so to 900 per NJ Wool 30 to
bush 50 Turks Island 75c '
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:, :, "O' On 4uANNtTt NJ Tar. 80.
FLouR--Genessee, Michigan and Ohio snperine, $3.50
fancy, Sl0,0oi extra Genesee, Sill ,25 Ia 1880.
GRAiN-Corn, yellow, 02c white ,y6c. Oats north
ern. SIC. Rye, ,45c. Wheat, 81, 90 to 600.
PRovIsIoNs-PrimePo Pork $500 pc bbl; Mess ii, 90,
Clear, $ls5o Boston Mess Beef, $500 1900 Lard
10 H. Hams 10 n lie per Id Butter, common AID
store, LA lsc: family 90 a Csc. Cheese new Mill 4 ,
loc; fuu meal, &C. Potatoes, $055 90 ne bush
HoPs-FrSt sort 1854, 3no $50 perl $50 crop Is TOGO
northern, 10 l-2 l6c perlb
AsHEsEPearls, $7l2 1925 percwt; Pots 800
WooL-Prinie Sax0ny Fleece 40 47c; Full Blood 80 a
42;three oarths Blood 80 40 half do 90 4O con non
and one fourth do 80 81.
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FRICTION MATCHES.

THE suit I'M the Circuit Court of the Uni ed States for
the Vermont Destr Ct IN our against Z b. fdde
If Burlington 70 infringement of patent for max
ing friction matches has been decided after n hearing
uefore both Judges in our favor by which decision our ex
elusive right TO use Of the formula described in the pa
tent IL sustained
All pet sous are hereby notified that every infringement
of0ur patent by the manufacture sale uffricon match
e., in relation Of our right, will be prosecuted.
DYAM, BRUCE, PEARSON C co.
April 3, 1855. l5m3
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Mar. 2s

~ .
At Market 1890 BeefCate 100 stores 40 paIrs
Oxen, los Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep Lambs 100
Saine.
PRlCES-BEEF CATrLE.--ExtIa, 5000 first auality
IS OO second quality, 81 So third quality 700
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Exlia sc, 10 900. Ey lot So 90
400.
WoRKise oxEN--ss5, 100, lao, I60
Cows AND CALvEs--S20, 26 IS, 40, Sc
SwiNE-4,75 a 90; Retail 5 7.
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PEARL MARTIN.
Dealer In r.....f
Carpetimgs a. Window Shades
1863 Hanover Street, Boston.
Riann0-FOrees,

y EMOVAL.-The Subscriber would respectfully inform
IL his friends and the public that he has removed his Pr
anoiorte Mandatory and Warerooms from the Meode0n
buidng to the Rooaslaiey nccuped by Messrs CHECKER
ing NO. 39 Washington street. few doors south Of the
Adams Hose, where he offers for sale AT the lowest cash
prises, complete assortment Of his PATENT AMERI-
Gan ACTION PIANOS, of various styles of finish which
Tor the combination OF the qualities of tone rch d..
rabtvehoy reputation by any in the
try. GEO. HEWS 379 washington St Boston.
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A MUSHGEAHA sEasHIH1 e Az
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In Plandeld, March 23d, Mr.. ARPHAxEp N WHIrrLEsEY
aged 81 years.
The disease which terminated his e fastened gradually
npon him. that for weeks his mind 70 be ami
mated with the hope of recovery But that hope became
and doubtful he calmly submitted the issue the
decree of Heaven For years he had INDUCED hope
In the pardoning mercy of God and although his mind was
clear upon the doctrines Of grace he had united with any
Church yet his love to the Savior manifested by his
tachment to the Of religion In his days his mind
calm and pcacefn The morning Of his DEATH he seemed
be fully conscious that his end near and calmly trust
ing in the Savior he passed away peacefully into that
which remaneth for the people Of Cod while deathy still
ness seemed to say:
On wings of faith ascending,
l the land of light,
And feel my sorrows ending
In infinite delight" Con-.
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MaChinists Tools.
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No lo6 State ST., Boston.
Dealers ~ wagon Axlts, Springs. Anvils, Vises, Del
Lows P,rtnble F%gesi Wagon, Bridge, and Steam Pipe
"ts Bed Jack, ship, Press and Locomotive Screws
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Choice Fruit Trees for SAD.

HE Subscriber having planted grafied and brought to
L an age and size suitable toreransplan,lng Al ex.
tensve nursery offers for sale for st;ing this spring
any and every variety o top gated and nnsraed apple
lrees at his nursery about one mile east Of the H. X De-
pot in Waterbury, Vt ders from abroad ftr.tees VIII
receive PROMPT attention. ELYMAS 5 NEWCuMB.
Waterbury, Feb, 90, 1855. 9ni3