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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

DOATS-PLEASURE BOATS of all descrip
ton- the celebrated Boat and Oar BaEAn
OF INGFRSOLIS No. go South-sr. " B.-Sal Boats from
II % IS feet long be fitted one days notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
II TTTATINNY HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap

IN Monroe Co PATHS House ready for the recep
ton of For magnificent scenery and healthane.s Of
oca he Delaware Gap preeminen The line uf Telegraph
sheh constructing and which has s office here enables
ION with the CRY AL tmes The journey the
ap accomplished in day BY the New-J-rsey Central Rail
road 10 Ezston the Morris and Essex kaad Hackets
from tbsse places BY srsse- VOC terms Se address
WI A BRODdEAD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

wi invented . new COAL-HOLZ COVER .heh may Be
sen at the Mayors Once IN tot, city 10 MODEL Inc ~
,h limb and Swing invention Those severe Academia 50
oonmon IN the present arrangement Arc b. thu COnEh 40
sether prevented II. u
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| hAYors OryicE NEv.YoEx, Jun. ls, 1855
| Hr0rIcE 10 OWNERS of Dogs -Natica la

NOTI(E 20 UWNEhS OF DVIo--NOtlc5 ID
II he nv siveu that on and aer MONDAY June zh inst,
,hs ORDNANCE respecting DOGS found running LOOSE at
-. IN ar, street south Of f2d st. without being properly
1n,xed viii BE- strie enfoo-d The Of FIFTY CESTS
81 h. raid for every Dos bro1sht ALIVE 20 b POUND
Of and Sh-t which shall have b an found In
s street, running s larEe without being properly
I'd on presentation % the Cerese Of tue Poundkeeper
- ~. at bis Office IN the Park Owners Of Dogs
RI them the Pound between sunrise and sunset
on The d.y on which they received ONPAfMESro OF
TT1ypFSSfs FERNANDO WOOD Mayor
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE.-A good FARM for sale,
two miles from the founshng village of Planhed said
farm contains 90 IS in high state Of cultivation well
fenced watered good and convenient dwelling house barn
workshop and other out budings and 10
young wood said farm pleasantly situated ON the Railway
Road Panfed Essex County New Jersey For further
New-York OF Z. CHAMBERLlN, No. II Robinson.sG neal
Erie Building, Of JOtN RANDOLPH on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
DARN Cor sALE-Of about sol ACRES. msr,
COR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

il CITY PROPERTY The subscriber wsh~. o seu
change bis FARM, containing s5 which high
Of cultivation surpassed BY improvement Ia th- s< Ne,
having al extensive prospect from the principal dwelling and
yns i've drive from that very fashionable resort Lsks
HbopAos and thirty nnu-S drive from tho Harlem RAnoaA
At Croton Pal 4 Inquire Of IRA TODD No US B.osasy
LYMAN BAILEY.
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EXAMINATION for PRINCIPAL TEACH
n FIR in BOYS GRAMMAR SCHOOL (salary 81 30 per
anuun will be held the NorihWes; School House, Racest
above Broad on SATURDAY, July T. at 81 A. NJ JOSEPH
COOPER Secretary Of Committee Examination, office No.
Il South afh.st philAdelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
Bcur6 and Rooms.

Nos. As and az East Broad
ID wsy for GeRtemen and heir Wives and single oenae-
men nso D.y BoerdenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
COTTAGES at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND,

Erie Building, or Of JOHN kANpOLfh on the premises
COTTAGES at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND,
Of,r SALE or 10 LET.-One large COTTAGE situated
about mile from Vanderbf' LANDING COMMANDING hns
r eentee family and good Coseh House and from two 70
Also. in same neishborhood small COTTAGE, IN good
order with Coach House and about half an ere Of Land For
osrricri-r- apply LEVI COOK. No u Broadway.
DOR SALE in BROOKLYN-290 LOTS in
Il ONE PLOT on 18th BraIon and saermsn-st' ana otn
tb-sv 18Th and l6hstA 200 r. front By 10 n in oos on
and 4b.sys' MYER MAsTEN Nos WaI ~ Y. 4th story
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-960 ACRES of
IL LAND in Passac County, New Jersey with never fail
ing WaterPower and large bindings for hAnufsctores On
TINS and - reh ana inennsuoe isoI NIL IT T,5s
Msnsia House, ,nd ten small Dwellings, &c.
AFARM Of 800 POmPou Piam,' four miles from
Pse son, Brick House. Orchards, aud 100 acres Of nne
Al excellent FARM OF 30 acres at HYDE Park L. L. ony 10
rlss from Brooklyn; large Mansion House &c The STOCK
and Household Furniture, Crop, &C., VIII be SOLD ~na
A splendid COUNTRY SEATS Stamford Conn, with H.
Of excellent Land There is an elegant MANSON
beautifully srsed this place contains great number OF me
Also two splendid COUNTRY SEATS At saybrook. Coma
with a and he other 50 buicinss are n.w and es
CANT On Italian Villa beautiful new OF the sound
Fourteen LOTS At Desruan the Hudson Riveri ane build
Ing .e in inter- of the village End only few steps from tho
Thirty ITS and DOCK and improvements in the Walls
bout Erook good location Tor extensive lumber or coal
Two buprsd lots and WATER FRONTS In Jersey City.
-Four LOTS and large BUILDING. 50 by S. adjoining the
ehs1 Rsirosd depot IN sdst the 5th shaw
Also. MONTAGUE HALL opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn,
the fines and bestocsed public buildings in Brookyp
Also, . STORES in Avenue C; slso large number of
Ho.,es and vacant Lots in Brooklyn and Jersey City Ths
country property will be exchanged for improved city property
AOoes in South Brooklyn exchange good
country property The above property owned BY the sub
cribeF add VII be sold OF fair and reasonable
s P. TOWNSEND, No. &c Nssssust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

IL CITY PROPERTY-A valnab.e FARM Of rs acres q
sd LAND IA part Of the Of J. Bntse deceased late
Of Golden. Bridge weschestsr County, hours nds from
min or sra and finely adapted for dairy purposes IL viii be
asposed q qusns suit psrehAser very low prices
INQUIRE of g. NJ BRUNDIGE, No 81 Beecker-st, where
mar of the farm may be or Of BRUNDIGE on ths
premise T',~' easy. 1 shg RSSpaISsPbioE Ea.ee,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
oGup ITNITFn sTATES PATENr YEHICU.

Il LAR sTREET.CLEASING coMPANY-Are now in
operaticn the largest cities Of the Union
Tbsv are prpared with corporations FACTORS
Co. CLEANING the Streets and Highways Of cities and towns
snx nart of the United States The syste OF SCAVESG
ING dorted by this Company together with their SWEEP
ING and CT GAMING APPARATUS, h. received the highest
from the press and authorities every city where
thew have operated They also prepared to SELL RIGHTS
20 1e the Machines person or parties who nay desire 70
the came application a. their Offices No ~ Broad
Us, n Y or No. ITO South Fronst, Pha and TO SMITH,
SFTKFL STIEBEL Co., Cincinnati, o., Louisville n.y.,
A"1 ~ N SMITH, SECKEL & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
60 farmers ano Others.


DUCKWHEAT for SEED, with superior
ID assortment of GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, FARM IN
PTFMFNTS GVANO and BONE DUST Allens hetohum's,
Has,ey's Atkins snd other MOVING and REAPING MA
CHiNfsS for sale by K. l.. ALLEN
Mo-. lSe and 1871 Water-si.
DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con
~ srAnty band very superior article OF pure bONt
DUST eonfs,ing Of savings. filings and ground bone
Orders received the Works, Sd Eas; hvsr; or 10
- Nosey-st CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
IA ETCHUMs MOVING MACHINES, HAY
.orn sneeis Respers Hore Powers and Thrsshers Com
bued Ihitsaeis and Wnnowers and other Agricultural Ms
ehnes fof sac oy p. o. GATES, No. i2 Broadway.
SUPERIOR BUCKwHEAT SEED-For sale
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6otels.

EAGLE HOTEL administrations can
Ia obtain clean and comfortable ROOMS at lo and ~ per
weet or per night. the hotel Of William and
rrzukfort
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CEA-vIEw HOUSE, HIGHLANDS OF

- H. " i r. w II " u = tlluIllStNDo VT
- EAyEsINK-This and commodious House will be
opened the reception OF Company SATURDAY NEXT
the seth inst. -
There Re nothing equal grandeur aud beauty the Shore
and Ooesr Scenery the Navesnk HghAnds-there
where ee be found such advantages for Sea bathing
bpe In the and Surf that stretches for miles In front
a the SeA-yisw use.
The Houe elegantly and luxuousy furnished and
in all appointments is surpassed By similar stab
lsbmsnt - Il,
An thst experience and hberaty command-al that
te and comfort dssrewi b. furnished fr the enter
a ment tho gusts who may favor the House with their
patronage. .,, -.
or IN the adjoining do 90 by applying 10 NJ H.
tufts, No. 81 PRINCE-ST., 90 the pre- misses.
The steam boats JAMES CHRISTOPHER and OCEAN
WAVE maks the TIP each way DAILY from the foot Of
JAN-ST. h JAh'io.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
nor SALE on ATLANTlC-ST., Brooklyn

Four choice LOTS Of GROUND sitnAted Auantts O.,
next tie Bond IN the City Of Brooklyn The Lo
are each ~ BY q feet IN depth
Also two ns LOTS on the street, commencing te
from The above described each being 10 feet front tnd rear ~
feet ID depth These Lots rapidly improving nesheor
ho IN the DIST Of valuable improvements and the sale 0nes
sre. INDUCEMENTS for those seeking profitable invemsan
Fos terms further particular apply 70 A bLEbOhhh,
No. Breai-st.
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FNDID VILLA SITES on STATEN
Oc LOTS. 25xlOO, or about acres in the up

JO De. part of city, and 81 the outskirts of Brooyn.
for SALE or EXCHANGE for Farms or improved city or
Brooklyn property Also, valuable improved properly Au-
hum 20 arg for North River above Also,
6nr Farm IN Ohio near railroad TO exchange for improved
as above Apply to Able ROBINSON, "Fsrmers Elk
charge - No. 50 Wallsi. and No. 29S Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

PetersvIiIe Homestead AssOciati0n.[Ihe Lands OF
informed that by resolution adopted at previous
time bss been fixed for the distribution Of the property MN
ber who are the time fixed for thu tnbuton will
not be considered entitled take part in the same, and
against delinquent members the fines will be enforced
meetings every MONDAY EVENING corner OF Broad
xxsy and Crnnd.st f. A. POTTER, President
w
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DARTIEs ARE WANTED to take an interest

N the formation If Company for the MANUFACTURE
of CHEMICAL and other PREPARATIONS new In the maf
h for which hee will be immense sale, netting proat OF
from three hundred percent with but sna risk aud out
Law For full particulars address MANUFACTURER, Boz
san E.y.York Post Office stating real name, address and tne
amount 10 uc alive berth In the establishment VIII
be given TO such as wi invest a suitable amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

The Suburban Home Association will hold It's next
Regular Public Meeting At the Rooms No l8l Bowery,
MONDAY EVENING, July 9 at o'clock The Property pur
Chased by this Assocan s situated the ue Of the New
York and Fushing Railroad only 40 minutes distant from New
York s5 In payments made compor with the
the property already subscribed for and persons wish.
Ing 10 secure the advantages Of the combination should make
immediate replication JAS. c. PEARSON, Seoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

CCHUBERTH 81 Co.'S MUSIC DEPOT, No.
~ $50 Broadway n. Y-Publshlns-houe funded ~ yea"
q at Hamburg and LEIPZIG ,,n.
We request the public 70 inspect our stock o. one pm s
Works the the T. :. Our 3 coo puDcat rs f.H
highest Europe which enables sell good Muse at low
n
Our PIANOS Grand upright square combining nc lne~ Oh
tone and elegance with ehespness without compeanoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

Special Notice. LETTER BAGS PER STEAMER
ARlEL TO HAvRE, JUNE 80. Letters will DO received
gpsd is cents Per hf 0g1se q the Sss 20 ls
HAVRE up III O'Clock A. NJ. June DO Any letters AZ
tempted be per ARIEL in any other viii be seized
aud return0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

NNELESCOPE WANTED.-Any person having
enc of large size to dispose Of may address P Box No
2l96 NewYoh Post-ofce describing ns ramens and stating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

DIANO FOR SALE.-In perfect order VIII Do
Il sola cbesp, can be seen At No. IA Clnton-psce.
DTANO- FORTFS+R GLENN e. Co. have re-
s5 b.iy Piano Forte Mandatory and Wareroom from
No 10 Fultonst % No spingsI doos east ct Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

Strawberries Cherries any other Fruit or 'egets-
bss may be eseeualy Prescyed In fresh state for years
the use Of sPRATTs PATENT SELF SEALING CAN. They
are easily opened closed hand with Patent Screw Attach
aud always fully answer the purposee
Full directions for accompany the cans NJ
b. The SEALING CANS, have cast In letters On
the cap SPRATTS PATENT This s mentioned 70 prevent
imposition upon the public by spurious worthless article
Ia imitation. For sale by the PROPRIETOR Agents wanted
WELLS & PROVOST, No. 81 Pearst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
.OTSFS in RROOKLYN for SALE very

III LOW-Oue on Nevins-st in complete orders on p.
,i6sst snd small COTTAGE NIoughby-svt only SIN Al
p,yment required Buy house for what pay u rent Ap
nv 10 THOMAS ADAMS 4 CO., No. II Walst
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mants.

A RESPECTABLE Woman wishes few GEN
n TLEMENS WASHING; can do up Shirts in the nesest
manner Apply Mrs MORAN No IS Crosby-st, 4h hoor,
room No. H.
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nor SALE in BROOKLYN-29O LOTS in

ONE PLOT 10Th. BraIfon and Shermsn-sts and lUth
and 18th moderate aud sccommodatnE IL ots on
h.sy 18Th and 18th 200 a. front By l76 n in. 8los on
sth. between 4h and 5h-avs lots Btht between ID
and 4bavs MYER MASTEN Nos W-st n. Y, 4th story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30
NUssELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broad

~ wsy-Open tom a ~ I'LL 10 o'clock P. NJ. daily. Ad.
,,,.nes Is s~pn One hundred aud y Of the choie
sfNTIss ever collected together sdorn the walls Of
a. Gallery II superior other collection on the cont
ssot To s. appreciated, n needs eu. 70 10 seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

The Canai-st. Temperance Benevolent Society,
on SUNDAY will be addressed by POER and Cen HAMIL-
TON the Irsh Know Nothing at Clinton Market In tho AZ
TERNOON and at Convention Hail. No. III Woos,est, In
The EVENING Tho friends Of Temperance respect
fully invited 20 intend JOHN QUA, President
WV. NASH. Secretary.
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WANTED-By an American Widow, who will
w give good references Of respectabiy and cspabiy sit
nation 10 KEEP CENT EMAN'S HOUSE with bu. small
family take HOUSE where the RENT would be taken
would be taken Address Mrs. b. No. 1S3 Wnloughby-st,
Rrook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

i subscribers 10 Z. DROUET's remarkabie now WorA %
TASTE and STYLE composed expressly for the amsteu OF
the Inn Flute respectfully informed that II now ready
Address Professor PHILIP ERNST at his Music Rooms 10.
- So sent 20 any part Of the United states
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CATsKIIL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. - This


-Pleasapily siuaed the banks Of the Nevsink River
arilies and vtors accommodated with ROOMS and BOARD
short notice. Daily commurcat with Newfork by steam
bat sni stages A HANKlNSON. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

IN teaching his language the Robertson method can
teach Writing Drawing Aritheuatc, &C. aud Fencing and
Riding desired wishes place of TUTOR in private f,my
or School He speaks the English little. be will give
the most satisfactory references and pledges himself to de-
vote his entire and energy his business Address e.
HONORE, New York.
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IT s. SCHOOL AGENCY and TEACHERS
u. UNION QsI7) by +. II. WILCOX & SosS, No 2S
Broadway PerPetsdl InfrodHeer at one per cent de-
voted 20 Universal Education serving the People WITH
their investments and donations secured BY Transferable
CAsek aiding destitute Teachers and all who will help
hemeves refundng their oney for procuring orders and
information selling Checks &c. nsurng an income OF 20 %
and leo their investments, S. SO S5 81 NC
be invested by Agents and kyiends ana draw
double amount in orders. No charge to Pupils TEACHERS
MEETING and Correspondence DAILY, introducing the Best
Eduoaoys Of Al Nations filing al orders, vacancies and
CHANGES transferring Schools all School property Nc, the
sdrsse In the World fer oil orders serving all until
suited ung nearly School and Family visiting such as
require u.
the People
WANTED-lna Wholesale Hardware House in
this city 6rst-elass SALESMAN who thoroughly
business One who command this Stste aud
Western trade preferred. Address r., Tribune Oce Tor
week with references.
WANTED-A practical ROPE-MAKER, com
w peient supeIintepd the introduction Of aud
valuable Rope Machine in al parts Of the United States Ad
d.e.s Box No 613 New.Iork POst-Ofhce.
VVANTED-By an active, energetic young Man,
w aSirUATtOS in WHOLESALE HOUSE, Dry Goods
HstdwaTe preferred ls capable Of taking charge OF set N
Books quick and 81 hgsres able 20
sponGeDce afraid Of work willing make hEnself
generally use full Refers his last employer Address WI
LIAM, Tribune CRee.
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orrrcr OF THE Nrw.YoRE AND NEwHAyEs}

RAILROAD Co., June %, 1855.
special Notice HeTesfer and until further notice =,
PASSENGER TRAIN will leave the thst Station every SAT
URDAY EVENING 1880 for Norwsk stopping at all n-
tsrnediate Stations JAMES II. HOYT, Supt.
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Fair FesfiyaThe Ladies Of the Reformed Duteh Church
Of Boomngdale will hold Fair and Festival at kncke6ock
or Hall cor 23d-st. and sthav., MONDAY AFTERNOON
and EVENING July 1855 Music by the Band Of the Blind
Asylum generously led by the distinguished performer PofeS
soi RE0FF. e,,.,.,
Tickets Is eents-obtnsble at the door, Should the weather
be stormy IL will be held next day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-30

DOARDING.-Pleasant Rooms can be had tor
ID FAmlie. single persons, with BOsda' No. 10 ioas'
ae.r ST M.rks Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

two O'Clock Her remains win be conveyed 70 Greenwood
tcr interment.
On Saturday, Sept. 9, afier lingering illness, MARY
ELIZABETH only daughter Of John Clapp aged years,
months and n days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from her fathers residence Of
Grove and Prospect place. Jersey City this after
noon two O'Clock Her remains will be taken to Green
wood for inSernent.
On Friday Sept. a Of disease Of the heart SARAH wife
Of Owen Duffy native Of county Monahan Ireland in the
55th year Of her age.
The friends and relatives the family are respectfuly
invited attend her funeral from her late residence
North Ninth street, Williamsburg this afternoon at
haEpast two O'Clock.
AT North Hampton, Mass, on Tuesday Sept. L. Mr..
HEsky BIZ IA native Of Saxony, Germany and for many
years resident Of Hoboken aged SO years.
in horthhed Mass, Of consumption, on Friday, Aug.
y, JERrsnA A. MELTON, wife Of Merrill NJ Kelton, of
Williamsburg aged 80 years.
Montpelier tVermoDt) papers please copy.
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THE FIREsfEN.


AT 4 MEETING on ALERr HOSE COMPANY 10. 3,
n Of Brooklyn held 3; The carriage houe~, oyt street
atufdsy evening sept = 1886, hc following resolutions we're
unanimously adop,cd.-
Whereas hath pleased eilwiss God In The exercise O.
bic divine providence frn midst y deah our
president and late Foreman william w. J0an-ons and vherr,
We de- n duty Incumbent upon ~ 10 testify our apprecis
ton ~ his character hts generosity friend, his
services and The deep and grief feel
NJ H. early dculse-,hsrsfore.
Fescvrd That w this fispensson n Divine Providence
feei el upon 70 recognise the soveregn'y 81 Col aDd %
member the vanity % all human e0unses and purpors
sed, Thai while mourning tn loss q beloved
rade have grateful remembrance OF hs courteous
BIZ sclfsacrhcing ahore while the chlef orer ~ The
pany hts practical wisdom and deep interest Ia the welfare o.
ne Fre Department and the many virtues and alens which
ma rendered m connection Win u enarred prosperity
hers
Received, That tender his afflicted widow and family
cur sincere feelings Of sympathy and coincidence cr Be
rcnv mont and feel that win be conyng " su IN
feeling hat Re generally nourDed ant that Ids virtues
~. rers mberrd md hts memory venerslsd.
kefoved That the house apparatus dressed
nR and that badge of mourning for ulFty
daYs. JOSEPH Is. sr. JOHN Chairman.
WILLIAM ~ HIGGINS
JOHN YFRkH, r....
WILLIAM A. WALKER. @"aA"'s'rs
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Political Intelligence.

THE NUNINATKUNb WISUUNSIN.
The following the nominations for State officers,
made by the Democratic State Convention in Wisconsin
Governor-wliam A. Barstow, of Waukesha. Lieut..
Goyernor-Arhur Macarthur of Milwaukee. Secretary
Keuhn, Of Manitouwoc. Attorney General-Wiiam r.
Smith Of Iowa. Commissioner OF State Prison-Ei ward
Of Racine.
Gov Winslow, of Alabama, has come out against Know
Nothipgism in letter TO hls friends in Gainesville, in
which he pronounces it the greatest political humbug
attempted to be practiced enlightened people
q. Hllyer, editor Of the Natchez Courier has been
nominated BY the Know Nothngs as the candidate fJr
Congress in opposition TO Gen. Quitman.