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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

t~-The strikes amongst workmcn in ma
nv parts of France are assuming a rather
serious aspect. The connexion between the
strikes and the DEAFNESS Of living is the ug-
liest feature in the business. People re-
member that 1880 and ls47 were years of
aoo,oity
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

ley There are $4,000 blind persons, Of
both sexes in France. Some time ago, n
charitable young lady devoted her whole for
tune to establish m asylum for blind girls
and the community has recently become are.
ligious one, under the title of "The Blind
Sisters of st. Paul"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

sY- 1t is with faded beauty as with a
clock-the more the face is euammelled,
the more clearly do We see the process Of
Time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

GJ-There Is an oak tree near Raleigh, N.
c., which, at the sans meridian, covers with
shade space of 5000 feet. II would afford
shelter for 4,600 men.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

vienna, May 81.
The Ooesierrcichische Ze,iung, under date
of Constantnople, May "a, has the follow
ing:
100000 allied troops are about to attack
the Russians at Inkermann.
"Is steamers are cruising in the Sea of
AzoH."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

GENERAL .EMAcIPATIoS.-ln the late revo-
luton in Peru, the slaves were all set free
Echeniqne, one of the lenders, promised to
free all who would join his banner but Cast
lila, beat the former at his own game, and
promised freedom unqualfedly to all. He
was successful, and Echenique had to save
himself by fight.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29
Nav ORLEANS. June

Among tho nominations by the Democrat
ic State Convention, Is e. w. Noise, ESQ.,,
late U. s. District Attorney, for Attorney
Gensral for that Stats.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

The Buffalo Commercial says that while
some Of the students of Geneva College were
bathing on Thursday afternoon, in culvort
near Geneva, one of the number named Ca
verno, son of lawyer of Lockport, reques.
ted companion to place his hand on his
heart and feel it beat, and while in the act
ofdoing so, he dropped dead at his feet His
death was caused by going into the water
when his body was too much heated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

A NICE QUEsTIos.-Sam.-"You'll get IL
for hooking dat turkey last night. Mas'r
knows it,"
Pompey-"I didn't hook II. Wnm't de
turkey mas'rsl Well. Amt mas'rsl Well,
| eat de turkey, didn't u We'll. Amt de
turkey part o. mel Mas'r nia't got 80 much
turkey, but he got more niggerl tell you
de turkey only change places"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

R-The following toast given at Ply
mouth lately, is excellent "The American
far--too wise to take the veil, and too beau.
ful 10 need II.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

ry- The Woodcock Patriot, in noticing
Welcome Farnum, ESQ.,, who has lost $780,.
600 in railroad enterprises, and is still a sml-
ing man, says: ale has the ambition of Ma
poleon, the will of Cromwell, and the final
perseverance of the saints" This will do.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

tY-A dispatch from Baton Rouge says
the cholera has appeared among the United
States troops stationed ut that place, in an
epidemic form; that there are now fifty Of
them very i'll with it, and that several deaths
have already occurred.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

"THE FAMINE" AT THE WEsT.-The re-
ceipt Of bread stuffs nt the upper lake ports
are tremendous, and in the face Of the i'm.
mence receipts of corn, and the export de.
mand but nominal, with limited distilling
business, the present prices of this descrip.
ton of grain cannot be maintained. l03,436
bushels were received at ports on the Upl 9
Lakes in one day. At Buffalo and Oswego
the receipts reported on Monday reached "
S24 bbls flour, 82,S97 bushels of wheat, lSG,
O27 bushels corn, and 1925 bushels oats.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

c%- The Odd Fellows Of Urbana, Ohio,
lately purchased q grove Of is acres for a ate
for college.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

cY-An editor down East gives the follow
IN notice--"Our purse Is losu The ftder
ia requested to return II, being careful not to
disturb It's contents, which were brnss rule,
a piece Of leaf tobacco, nicely twisted, the
stump of q cigar, and avery good leather
strino.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

DoUGLAs JERRoLp's OPINION OF THE AMKRloAS
PARrr.-In the columns Of LlOyd's Weekly
Review, edited by Douglas JerrOld, one of the
ablest writers Of the age, we found the fol.
lowing interesting article. He says:-
Parties are many In America. They rise
like mushrooms and fade like mist Every
Presidential election brings a crop of them
they rage for a dey--hre heard Of for week
and forgotten In month. Such are the
Stewards and the Fllmoreits--the Hards. and
the Softs, and many more. These come up
with certain men, and fall out of sight when
the men do so Other parties remain-lke
the Free -soilers and the Pro-slavers, because
they represent ideas-personfy conflict
which are permanent on the American soil.
Most Of these parties are well known in
England, and they are all worth studying;
for the politics of America are the politics Of
the future. As the French diplomatist OBJ
served the other day, IAgier est Angio-Saron.
The latest party ih the bnion is the party ia
cetiously known as the Know Nothing party
"a name which the party accepts in the large
spirit Of contempt in which the Puritans re-
ceived their historical designation. All things
considered, the Know Nothings are the most
impressive development of American life
Hitherto, America has been refuge for the
outcast of all nations-the home of all who
fled from debt, from tyranny, from starvation,
from justice. 1t has received all-rejected
none. This was grand experiment-but has
only partially succeeded.
Some of the mmigrants-especially the
Irish-brought mischief with them-evil pas.
sions and bad habits; and as all were admit
ted to political power--to vote at elections
public men had to stoop to their baseness to
get support; and hence lower style OF pub
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

PRoHIBIToRY LAW IN ILLlNoIs.-Returns
from seventy.siy counties in Illinois show
that the majority against the prohibitory Ii.
quor law is 9,Sl5. Twenty-fourcounties are
yet to hear from, and they will probably in
crease the majority to $4,000 or 10000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

Troy, june 20.
The notorious Henrietta Robinson, the mur-
deress, was sentenced to be hung on the Sd
of August. When the Judge commended
her soul TO Gods mercy, she said "he had
better pray for his own soul" and declared
that she was victim to political conspiracy
calculated to crush the innocent" When
she was leaving the Court room, Judge Har-
ris said: "Nlay the Judge of Judges be your
Judgc." The scene occasioned much excite
ment among the spectators.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

GREELEY ON THE FeEScH EMPgRoR.-
Greeley writes to the tribune from Paris
not at all complimentary TO the Empires but
he was in Paris at the moment Of the at
tempted assassination, and the excitement
was less, than occasioned by the death of
"Bil Pool" Mr. q. thinks the Empire will
not outlust the present Emperor
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

SUNDAY CLoTHEs.-The world is decent
ly attired once a week, certainly. Without
Sunday, milliners and tailors would be "put
to it" for living. It's a commendabIc thing
to throw off the guise of labor, and don for
one day the costume of equality and leisure.
The meanest man makes mark in a new
suit, and if he keeps his mouth closed will pass
for genuine coin. Dress, after all is caprice.
The hciress prays in costly silks, while the
poor sewing girls makes responses in plain
calico. Wherein is the one better than the
other! The latter may have elegance and
virtue; the other money and nothing ese.-
Still the silk will be stared at and known.
Dress makes Sunday an expensive day.
How many a shawl and bonnet, and rare
gown are cIoseted for that day alone. How
much stufiing with cotton there is, to con-
cea the defects Of SHAPE! and what chalking
done, and decorating with rouge! how often
the mirror is consulted, while the last bell
is ringing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

SAG NIcHTs.-The editor of the Iowa Re-
porter thus chronicles the establishment Of n
lodge of this secret political order at the
Capital. He is the only locofoco editor in
the State, so far rs we have seen, who,, after
heaping all sorts of abuse upon the Know
Nothings as secret political association, has
had the consistency to condemn the "Sag
Nichts:"
"Sag Nichts-Wc are informed that a
Lodge of "Sag NIGHTS" has been formed not
thousand miles from Iowa City. This
branch of the order will unquestionably
prove more perncious than the Order Of Je-
suits, and we trust there are not only Know
Nothings enough, but honest men enough,
in control of the public morals, to abate the
nuisance, forthwith, root and branch.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

W- A distant connection OF the Fillmore
family states that it is rumored among the
Illinois and northern Ohio branches of the
same stock that ex-President Mllard Fill.
more has gone to Europe to look after his
supposed interests in the estate of certain
John Fillmore, who recently died in London
leaving behind him m immense fortune.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-06-29

The NEw President OF The NATIONAL
CouScI.-The New York Herads Philadel.
phla correspondent, in Sketch of Mr.. Bart.
lett the new President of the American Ma
tional Council, says.
He was born and raised in Kentucky where
he now resides; is forty eight years Of age, q
lawyer by profession. and now Clerk of the
Chancery Court of Kenton county. In reli.
gious faith he is a Baptist, is a rigid member
of that communion, and occupies in that
church the Presidency of the Board of Trus-
tees Of the only theological institution ever
established by it in the Great West. He
owns slaves, is reputed very indulgent mas.
ter, has the respect and confidence Of his ac-
quaintances, and has filed the office Of Presi-
dent of the State American organization from
the commencement to the entire satisfaction
of the Order. He is not brilliant man, but
is regarded generally n very solid and decisive
one, and possesses very good knowledge OF
parliamentary law and usages. Although not
Maine law man from principle, yet he was
never known to use ardent spirits as bever.
age, and is, perhaps, tire most strictly teni-
perate man in the West,
Originally Jackson democrat, he still con.
tinues to construe the national constitution
in accordance with the dicfd Of that school oi
politics, and being national and conservative
only in his doctrines will never BY any per.
sonal or official opinion or act invade it, OF
any of its requirements and enactments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
Passengers Arrived

IN Sa, kp Star Of The Hsn from Punia drsnas Mrs. r
b. Chopper daughter and servant. Mrs d. Casmb.rs, W.
Chambers. Horace u. Oh mlers. Mr.. W. eowlss Hon.
AlPhsus Felsb Cspt - Jarvis Chared LADY His Chsrlet
tnc r. Chsrisd Mrs. l. Cas- Mas Gas Ms ~ T. Hope.
krs q. Eveleth fIs T. Il Blood 4ad thee chd,an Eis
and servant. JOIN scCsaefeB Ars. L l. Bacasdsr sad
ceushter Nrs ? J. Hall 3eoTss Bartlett Capt J B.rt-
,cy sid sgtiinsto aud lady, Curry s1d lady
Jennie al acy b. 2cksadry and LADY Capt Z. 3srIe
MIS- ; " Persiysl 3rs g. g. Consn .rs. n. Win Esd
tSo chlortD Nrs. B. Pcket sad four oh3ren p sHrsgoa
END lsdy krehof. LADY ard two chdres, Lonbvd ald
Itrva,f, d. ThsyeI Wells Fsrso Go :. mesieoEsr " T.
Iprtef Hawes Il Co's messeog,ri J. II bgeEneTt' = D.
"hie Pacific Express Co 3 meisanssri newman aod
tsfvsnt. 7. I Colby. Ioln Williams. = hcO1nsf Kew "
Ho iEton T. krook, X Grovsr, = P3rsons W Med ena
leoy Cspt :. Weshbufn q G ecLr-Se I ". Wake,
] h. Worth A. T. Parker L. Murphy. Murphy, Levi,
v. Lews. K. Kuk W. h Bsrf, Cept I J. Jones j. ".
Dssn p. 3. rorfhrug, ". spr.sur Ireland J. Ptrsef
o. =. v bccub J. q How.nd, p. toSlent, 2 {. oggb~-,
r. }. Ciikey Cspt J. Wymsn, = bannafd- John hyoe
W Tritf " Rssdolpb, l. ChatteisoD, 2 Emers0n, c.
A Picket } e. csrfon. Loud, Lasc Blake. 9 alex.
sr1er & 4 sdsns George sscomb, II Baker Fitch, <.
j g Cro~w.l p Reed L Pe.se. u. Waksisii 4 Adam,
" NcVse D. c. powes, J. Ensry. r. HsJnes, J.
K Moor. n b Have r. smith. ?. n Jones = A ros.er,
n ID Atwood J. Z. Dix. Joy. :. Fox G. kohie, Are Vsa
Al.eis .ns mint, BIZ nner and wife w Less, g. y.
Uick. w. S cbspin. o. &c 3rcwa. w. Trial, stewart.
j. Hsr,,n' " Palmer, W. W; lowell. siemmins o.
r K.1, W. II su ith. W =. Psoi J. Mead, w 1eGee, II.
L Vsrde booi 4. L. Joha ? y smith, : oooahce 2.
sr, Jsln Wst.oa d. smith-sS2 hers in be
n ,shr pariS Bab.0s from RSaaa basS, lH0HdJ-F. l.
susts
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Dull ,iues are ,t',i complained OF by the nafae'-
r.n. Various h'nds Ct green vegetables s7e nov re-
c.;vsd, but the limited supply continues then oo'e'
the hesd OF ldxures. liza.
Spring Butter is coming in rapidly and me prices
have declined frcn ! TO cent? y d.
Potatoes ste scsrce, snd selI about - DBL
Green Pess Is uihe NJ sre beld al e. Pen aN'
Csbbsses, aboat tSe size Of turnil, fen Al o.
Eggs are getting chesPer-7i loi =: ms"
Poultry ard Fsb are he'd a. 'oe '"'ie P''' a. ''''
week. -. - -,
.ono., .,, dealers At Washington Market:
- yslLrs-st.ne No; lol, Batter, chs.,s snd L.fs
.. 800 q sox-s tsr1 No Poultry sni oa,ne - ,
rss Ryso-ssnds So.. n and 2, 5eaf, astton' Yea
s,6 Lamb -. o.s. IL. - . ci,x erook.d H.s<
So Beef ToDsuss. &c xu..,
"a BsoIs 4 Co.-stsnd No. 4. Truits Of sl sin1f
= ID Hncox-6tan6s Nos. u snd 10, fsh dealer.
e B. HlRRIs-stsnd No. So, Esss Coeese' Nc -,
L. Kse & Co Stand No. 8. Green ssc pnss ffn'2
yeset.blss Herbs &c
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Arrived.

ship Caroline Tueie1 Msres. LvsrpOsl March Is -
ARD so pa,senssist ~ lsrs s Guion.
Ship serly Csv C.alsirs Liverpool Narss - M. -
90 passengers 20 spoford. te'tcn Co.. Ps"sossr 81 -.
Bsrs Phil. seoasd SHIELD, lEns) q days Vi. Roslr a,
uS,e % X + " Meyer
srg P,,rs 81 Fo~isr, corrSsrs " S 7Ss.pss.,o,
ssrs P,uc'f. II I'on c.,.ni. IS d. All Gsr,.r Is q.
hUis e q aesd, kseh y on MA'sa' spoke bark .e's
Bfs John Aired. lof Pttston Ballard. A.ksr.. VIA "a
vs.. 18Th ut to PECK LImso The }. A. "a, az
Bra Mesel lof so.;oa Rice sssus !. Gr.nds S.reA
Nm, SO ,9ps ..bs,e On he REF he enf.Scs prsesy
90 The nsIt 6,y. - the wild vas Of Tho aud
,u.ps, 10 m...t No ssr c.pe cle.f W 5 " - az.
.psbs ,chI ies.e im. Nininston ics New "a
schr. Nosnt icf El.~oIfhJ Lord, GoAysutls, T. ish
nit susar sno noss.e. &c Escor,za& Co vessslt %
j. Peters Fxpe nced heavy weather when ds out spsg
sehr Nsunlu- lBr Martin, "re'oT. \. IS d' pss'e
schr. Jouss. Bailey Norwich.
se6r II Dsrsdo. ws,s coumbia tNsl tds lumberl
ssIr C.et Jobn Tinker Ellsworth d. lamssr to C. Z
sebr csmberard. cha,,. AlexsaSgs Dc coal to n.,a
PHI Au.Srp Hs-lin. Gseensor. N ballast - uAstsr
sesr Grace Darling Ger ees-Londop, ell TO 5rote4. n:
'1 sitr Fisues. Gsoaly Boston.
scbr Ch.rier Och chs.e Beaten.
SIR snssn' Chs.-. boston, to 5 ". lie u.
sehr I.shels Vskifnd Boston nfse 9 Dayton spaas
sebr David Bsb.oa loi Nsw B,vsn) Mayo sus;'n lasI
Sth- NighfiBgale Hui. Providence doniesHes
Sirop Mails sud Lon ca, Bennett bns o.
slcop WIn. Bowen, Haiock PToytenc- d., donsscsG
slo'p p Vsllscs. -, rsuDton, Mass
Sop y Brown Gardner, Providence
sAILED Steamships Pacific, N5e, foE Liverpool; saps
cav " 1, ale f,f Ne orleans and Havsnsb. fordl VoS
hui for ssysnnsh. Maicn. Foster for charles "a. RosaA
ssinpsr for Norfols &c ships Woodsocs. Bach for L'n
"a ,nehor,d A, the " Spit. - Denis, FOlAn,ose r
Have, nedfore Gray sE Bueuos Ayrs-i oarss Howe h.
cent fr oulcu; John wesley E'ehsnss>eio fer oadl lsJ
Ar Kellar. foT Nuevi,ss
WIND- spurlse N e, Mern 3 sups't. do
BELow-Bsr. Clarence tBr) mep'uoush' Gs.1
March 2; and ship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
Dfssstees, &c.

HRc Gro Burz Rich, which sailed from Phlsislsas
hopnd 70 San Francisco the 10th % septempsf l -
m the 2tl November went shore on Que oftheF
rd Ilspds ca Grand Jscen ard orovss tsl as p.
of ne c.reo was saved and sold q. vubc sale The uasr
y,d A. sontsyidso shout the 9th q February, and ss4
hsr q. TO- RIO Jasero tbs "a OF March and from kss
vopd tsks pssssse Phi adelphie THIS inormstu
r.ived hv ,onrR Who went out Ia the brig o. NJ
r,v,a n N.wYork the 10Th Of April having sailed fs
Nont.yieo on the 5ih OF March In the bark Weyboset
Tur BRIG ASDovER, (of BlstonD Capt. Hardy, nriydu
Kew West on the 2th pt In chpxe Of the wreckeu KY
VEGAS She hiss sshore the Collins Patches and
e.v.d assistance before getting of She IL from Pnsdelgs
with cargo Of cal for the California depot at IL
Wet, She ~.ut s.hoIe 23d and got of the next ts
Soc received heavy pounding but Il tsht and her nI1evs
.uurosed &c siderable The Is sayase 10
vssels having taken twenty tnns OF her
THE BRIG BosArio fouud BY the pilot Champion, Gsrg
on he s2d ult derelc IS mites :. T.. Of Sand Key hI
sail O.. but the main say salhat and the gf tops.l est
bng that could b. tai fo her, were zone 70
Champion made line fast TO her, snd with difficulty fo a
into Key West. Fran the holes cut 10 her deck tho E
oy them sDd ether openings the platform over ~
the stencil Of the hold aud other ~eshtJ fe.1
DO doubt existed Ia the nind OF every one vino hs seen ~
but thst she had arded slaves upon Suosa cs
She hsd upoo her stern There was 40 esge sads
but her aud port fog which she sailed we're car
fully psnffj From portion Of sa oil log boob, pHlH
% her cabin escsrtsnsd, snd also thn 90
belo ged To Thomssop Me-. sud fuuhersoIe, hs 10 as
summer nj 1884, she made voyage hom NewOrenin
HsnfK The brig about three years old $50 tuus burden ~
looks ike fat caller She will De sod oy the eu'hotie.
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Passengers Sailed

In IA. .tes~ap Paeiae far Li,opo9'-JOha Crave. lady
II G ss asbm Or Moore Ms, JUL. De sahm cn.u1esy,
j. and lsdy Ritter Joseph LsEton. 1e, " nins M
ram hsw.Yort W Evans and lsdy Jos Pstter,on and
lady; Mr. sanchso and dsugn,sI n BonaD Phsd
ard servant Bsit'moIsi Wa. 0snasoan aud Hi.s Deno-
town " NJ. Waterbury and sdY, New YoIsi g. Forbes
Mis- and Master armenian and friend, pormn aid
lady Beer Mr. Jcns. Mr. At'-rsary ss.b snd LADY,
MouSt savage mSyisrd; l. Touns eli sad iaiy Eugene
% Ss sr Rec H sd NJ H. ss ' Honor
able General augustus CsssI Hsnnibs Dodss H,sr ti,T-
Queen Of spsn bi. ss, children and servant; Ms May
barr A. Stewart LADY and eiss Jaia church I'D setyses
Henry Parish Jr W P.nIice Nsw.Yors; FORBES, Bo,
tons MI, E,cautop, reI,eoi o. Uib'on AID NePh.T ME-
LADY. NewYois, R. Fousr, REV Jen.yi stsphen Rich
sIe.o1 hs.'ehu.er. Pl9.r' Ne" YoIs O. ; hs,tio
Isc.; sPh'T wos SG ,ns os1, WOOD s Need Ss
eresae grs p WAGON W. II. Ward. : c sactson Tho.
neG North csiclinsi M wsel. New York NJ o. Won
B,ae :ns n, We; b,'isT NswJeme, F. Asea'o - sad
Hurry @isss A. ard Ii Hurry ste Ml,s kssnaa Mr.. Fur
yoi; ~. A. Barlol PblaeslEhai j., Tilse. NY P.
Psdls, Baltimore o v.Iet ssml Bes:e p,lsislPhl.
@ es aren sSS sswao a G vsu I. f
John 3 frsIsh fhIadelPhia T. cshenshan sad servant,
cspbi.; Ava del Rio N. xeo, ~ ysnschs.hsa Ne York;
5s W. T.T' Dr. Ps 5sI, Yos' Ms
York Arthur Wood esDnsy wanna ,. Bredl New Ycrk j..
Bsight New YoIk; tn. White. Baltimore; Mailer New
Yorl J. s. Adams Neyrorki q. 3. Stone. Connecticut;
John DOOR North Caroline; W B. Bennett. Ms jane Came
ron New York; Or. Charles .semsrus Me1eoi n Kahn.
New York; Mrs Campbell Philadelphia Nr. Henderson. n.
csw.fork mrs o. brown North Carolioai Jas fe-ga,
Baltimore; hrs " StergusOn Csua6s p. B. Nentsr En-
gland; Charles Meyer NewYors Daniel e. Abb5tt Mass
g. Hean, lady son ard daughter new Yos Richard B9bn,
France; M AID Ars. HznburTor. HeVY9fk; C. scnun',
7. ssS,op ara chs' B.vsb Gemsryi w R,tehie, n 81
f. L HucoeFt Wn. Nicbosoa, tncLess,r; e. Scbut ~.
YoIk; A. Aeh caliornsi John Freuud ran Fsnsiscoi
". 4. O.boIne NewYOrsi Jas broSse DO, Ei~ard o.
b3rbe ard friend, DO 6. w. Brown, ID Cspt Joe A-sat,
DO Mise bscsuly, Co.; John Read, OaO Capt Gas Vac
ley, Charleston kr and Mrs hoseJ Ia sn4 Geo. Csben
New York; DR. Coheuer, 10 J. Alley MsS. 3ii.s " bic
Rockford. Ill Conrad Wiitsr, EewYcrk; Vim Christie
Hsysns ST. souls srd lady do; sr Duasn and ls5y 60
Carlos Poo FsGce; Johu HspiDsu New York; r.. 4.
Lowe, BsltHnore P. Z. Cassidy, n. Starr Capt MDsr
ara A C. Bell New York. KS Sarah defOsa and iofsr d.,
g. ftus ds and ldy Detroit; VIM Mason scd T. RO,en.
berg Bsihmosi Z. = Peuceton. Mrs. z. n P-ndeou c.
sn ellie, New YoIt Mis Wight. Baltimore. To,ai-22e.
sptee-Sl 5 3 ~ SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
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cnmhrfdge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY. May isot.
A, n...t se2 Cst.ls-sbout 250 Beeve. snc ~ stores
csssn. Of welBs oxen, Cows and Caves ''''h's' '~0
,1t three years Old -, -. ,..- An,
Second qusity ssi, ,; Third qu.lity SSH Dri'asry
s-s Hfss = ; Ia IS. Ia los, ssiDts. rrus, %
: rs Csf,.ns TO Ice. = 10. Veal Caves %, 60 90
as az nsIket . 80. n,.- am =. 33s
c-ssra CsIv-s ga sSi sS eSs $40 90, So, go %
ss Two Ys,,. cis sI 80. sfs 70 $50. Three Year, od,
f44 SO els ESQ. $50. faetof6i -. - -.
els 81 OF s2t fsi IS, sd SSi 81 10 s5s
sWNE-NCna .,, - 49,.
RrMARKs-Ths market i' very lightly sto.kst. arc me
holders ere firm for quick ISLES Beef by ths 'se ~
epsrte So d n the Boston maket. this motalos AZ p.
ewt The ruuhef Of Veal Calves brought M dressed t1s
l. about ia ice the Number 81 the live otes Aoou DIV
had Of sill Cattle from the West eIiectes 81 bEsnV
t0moUow. O, -. 81.
Boston sd ~s, ssrosd .osded sith Castle shese 'Nno
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-03
Bnlloine materials.
pOOFING SLATE-TBE EAGLE SLIT

DOOFING SLATE-TBE EAGLE SLiIs
IA Co. Of OA8TLETOS. VERMONT, have n'T % -
ana are o Ahu'sctarrs isse Quantities q
CREgN AND PURPLE ROOFING 81 ATT,
recommend Il tb confidence a. superior 70 any h
9u.riec In tbs coubry betns IN ai re'pec@ FULLY Tvs
TO TIE WELSH. -
sffon ,,e 90 i've snd complete that orders S
scuted 1'to zrss, esr4'ct ard & vii b. Forwarded ps3
pst of the United quarry prices With ihs addee
fsf.ht III. fouusay -hie calling ne stte5t0n ofts ~
H. 10 ths srfe osocsd BY them would remark Of -L
FOA BOOFfNG Purposes IN feDerAl, that he chss-ss
Sh wbichn produced snd aid %, Is great pfoss,@
.ss0st free ara he hest Of sumner, VITA the he
IssnlTes sssitrf esiioS lie tue without "a
rrnderr X rUPERIOR TO any OTHER ROOFfst -
TRaiAL. They hsrsfrs ioyits oil Committees for tr ~
ter q pubic ipsiitutcrs. and relelns euilAnf hr~
resiisr-Ss N country q nvessste the ssosa
They refeS 70 tie following experienced ssters Tor -
cn the ~ II the article msrufaetored ~ ma
JOHN BRODfE, No on WsshiDstse-s, New fos "a
EDWARD CROMNELfN, No ezo Ws,hinfton-sl, ~
f. J. DU9kE. No. asa BTsome S. New. YORK
TEOhAs LEWIS, No. ~ Rose Of; New icfs la,
Communications Addressed to J. " hissAM 80 q
Vt on 10 o FIJRHAN Jr st the Depot Of he Comp-ay "
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