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HTOTICE 10 sTOCKHOLDERs.-I NOTICE,
N ~, ~ ..,, ~ ,vo Der cen, us0n the espte '.ots
- NJ Csnsan, h.. be.a levied b, the 30. S,,ss on
i,h w,,eb n.1t a ths ode o. the Conpsny y,
h tie city u H.-Ysk 10 ease OF 10. ,ssI'sz together
n A.. ,r, yioss thereon, ns es oot Of
S..sis,,op; but W thsi stoe ~ Sal tine
fh~ civ Of Hev Yoih may hsse the cessn' " ~
tkr d.y. race will he o~sc 70 ten L..
Az sbehbodsrs -bo pay tbs IN, ,bieh nav be for.
s.hes non %. m. ut hereof pro raj. y ~ "a. tIns
s,.t Dc. on ,'%. s,i.a y, order Of Board
they psy on hen own ''''s BhESAS. Secretary.
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CUPREME COURT.-CHARLES PARSONS
- sssinst THE COLUMBIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Summons for demand contract tCom net serve
TO the DEFENDANTS You are hereby summoned and 70
CURED the complaint In this seton which VIII be hied
IN the ee the CeIk OF the City and County Of Sswfof
the City Hall in the City Of New York and 70 serve copy
OF your the said complsint the ssbserb-r,
the City of EewYoIt within twenty dsys Der the service
this exclusive Of the day Of such services
and you fail the said complaint within the tGe
sre plaintiff in this action will take judsm sssnst
Won for the Of four Thousand four hundred ar ninety
eisbt collars and Eve with interest from the
twenIy dsv Of December thousand eight bundled
nv besdes the Of this actiorDsted 5oth De-
eepber, 1854, No Wslisue.t. Nes- YORK
EMERSON PRlrCHARD.
Plaintiff Aitornsya
The said complaint fled in the ose Of said Clerk on 1ae
twenty. nth DAY OF January. 1855
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

For the Relief OF the Rochester Claimants for dsmisss
caused BY the diversion Of the wsts Of The Geneses RIVER
To incorporste the Peoples joint STOCK Ne'is oa 10
To incorpOIate the NLs6e Of Walden
To amend tie Charter Of Geneva village.
10 ineor,0Tste The FTemen Of West Farms
To iIcoIporsie the CohOes Water WOIss Co.
To amsId the Rvised Statutes, relative TO property ea
enlyted fIoui taxation.
CT sii am 10 borrow money NJ,
Faier6tg tho tine for the COLLECTION OF taxes 10 west
CHESTER Co TO The Jet az April
To .meud Charter Of the villsge OF Horneltsvle
To incoipoisie BpshsmtCn Oweso and Penns1ysnis
Slse. " ksvs stion Go.
To .ntud the relative 10 the Enlargement OF TIE Ere
Csnsl .,-, A.,
To amend the Charter the Protestant Episcopal Mutual
Benefit society.
TO ipeorrorste the South Bay Steam Nsvisation Co.
To amend the Charter Of the Village of Astoria
To Incorporate the Niagara Park sIspession bndEe
authorize the Construction OF BIcse acfo-s oeneseo
River In MCnioe County.
To amend the Charter OF Nissrs Village.
To prevent Prize Fshts and ishts suoog gins anInaa
To Incorporate the Perhikin Ridge Company.
Anihorf the erection Of Highland County from paris OF
OI.Dse Ulster Counties
To increase compensation Of Overseers Of the Poor.
Fora Canal Bfi6sc at Dunhsmgile
To amend the Charter OF the Buffalo Trust Company.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County New Yok Notice Is hereby given to all
perons hayins CA against DANIEL H. SANDS late ofthe
Cav If NewYork deoeased to present the With vo1eh
e thereof to the subscriber his Office No 81 John street
IN New YoIk before the twenty seventh day
Of March ne1t-Dsted New York the 18Th day Of september
1854 hELANCTHON l.. SEYMOUR, Executor
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'"''' EMERSON & PRIrcHAaD.
ksni.uexTn Plaintiffs Attorneys


CUPRFME COURT.-In the matter, &c, Of
- the Knickerboeker Bank &e-Notce Is hereby gwen
pur, 10 satstes such made And provided ke
y pursuance order Of the Hon }. Roosevelt Jas
ace 81 duly made In this matter that ali CREDI
TORS or TIE kSlCkERBOcKER BANK Of the City Of
demands before the Unied Trust Company Of New
YoI Receiver of said B~k al said Compsuys Office, No 70
Va. City Of New YoTk withis thirty days from he
Ssts of thn notice Dated New York January 49, lass
JOSEPH LAWRENCE,
Pr,.iSent Of the u. g. Trus: Co Of New.Yori.
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TBE People of the STATE Of NETWORK,

THE PEOPLE Of the STATE OF NEW-iORh,
h, n, race Of God free and tpdependsse To al
r, int.T..sd in tie estate OF JOHN MURPHY ATE Of The
CIV OF York eredors next Of hin 81 otaeE
seud leetns You and each OF hereby cited and
qshsd personally 10 be and before Cur Saroe,e Of
the CepIy Of New-Yok his ohce in he Ciy OF New
Yorh the 7b day Of Auiut sert eleven oeoei 'ne
forenoon Of thai gay thea and there TO attend ne nAs se'
Element 81 the .eeoIn, Of pres eednr OF Peer SsesAy
Puths Admin sstor in the City Of New foFf ana - 81
ninsor OF The Gcods shae and credits Of snd deeesea
In testimony whereof have esssed the seal OF onse 81
ssid surrofss be herernto sfiIed Wisses': ALsA-
., AMBER w BRADFORD, esqsre, sarosse OF or
H. said county the City Of SewYort the sstn day OF
J.nesry in The year q Lord enc ih.usand e'sef
hutdred and 6iiy fosI A. ". eRApfUhD,
is% lsw4-H Surrogate
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NEW-YORk SUPREME CUUhI.-JUifN d
~ HINCBMAN and FRANKLIN HINCHMAS against Al
FRPD WALRATh Summons for a money demsnf on con-
tract (Cou not served )-ALfRED WALRAT 4: You are
bereb, and required the complaint IN this
which will be fled in the Office CT the Cerk OF the CITY
ard County OF New York AZ the City Hall in the City Of New
Yok eoIy your TO the said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office Number Ill Nssssu in toe
on YOU Of the Of such service; and
you fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
this action will take Judsment sssst you for
hundred and eighteen dos and eighty cents
with the eighteenth day Of Jsnusy IN
EIGHT hundred and fifty b.sdes the Of this action
Dated New. Yorx. February 6. 1850 1890
u Il CRUTTENDEN Plaintiffs Attorney.
The said complaint filed in the Office OF the Clers OF the
Cy County, New Y9ys on the is.h DAY Of February
1855. d. II. CRUrIENDEN, flainuus attorney
f2O Iaw6wTu
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New.York notice hereby ryes to all per
sop, claims assns JOHN c. ROBERTSON late Of the
CITY Of York Diseased to psssnt the same with voaeh
era thereof the subscriber At bis Office No 10 RivinftosI
Ia III, Civ of Nsw-Yok before the twenty sIth DAY
OF Jul, s.yt-Dsted EevYsrt the tsenys.eond day Of
Jsnpsry 1855 JOHN Ii hoDEhisON
~SuT Admlnsfat0y.
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYort note 10 hereby given to al
per,op, having claims against HENRY L. MEGAREY, lsie
Of the CITY Of NEWTON deceased to present se sans ~rs
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber at his residence No w
Cutop place in the City OF NewYork before the 10th
d.y oil February rextDsf~d New York the day Of August
Ie+ CHARLES AkGAkEf. Executor.
uc Isxe rT
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NEW-Y YORK SUPREME COCRT-Clty
IN and County Of New York. George Pettbone against
Harmon X Root and Csthsrne his wife and Augustus r.
Smith summops-for relief Com not served 10 the De
fendspt HARMON X. ROOT: You are hereby umnonsd
Ard REQUIRED to the complaint In this sction which
will Re tiled the Office Of the Clerk OF tbs City and County
Of York City Hall in said City, and to serve copy
OF your the ssd complaint on The At his
ofce No. Ice Broadway the City OF New'forh, within
twenty DAYS after the service Of this e1clu
sye Of tho dsy such sevce aud fail TO answer the
said complain, within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this
acton viii apply to the for the relief De handed in the
eomplspt-Dated New York September 70, 1884
X GOODMAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The said complaint filed IN sad Clerks oice the 10th
A, of February 1885, r. GOODMAN,
70 Ts
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CTPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
- EMPIRE CITY BANK. Notice u hereby sveo. Punsu-
the 10 such made and provided and In puf
,uAuce II an order Of the Hon T. W. Cleric Justice OF sad
Court Gully in this matter that ali creditors OF the Eu
pre City Bsnk hereby required exhibit ard establish
thsr demands before The United Sstes Trust Company Of
New Yo,t Receivers OF said Bsnt at sad Companys once.
No a. W.si the City New YORK within thirty days
f,opa the date this notice-Dsed SevYork Feb 1855
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President CT The L. rrgs'
JoYy A sTEwaRr secretary CO. Of Ner. York.
CUPREME COURT.--ln the matter of the
- SUFFOLK BANK, in the City o. New Yort-Souc-
hereby v.p pursuant the stsrnes IN such made SD
provided 10 prrsnapee OF 90 order OF the hca Tho W
Ceke Justice Court duly made his matter ts,, al
creditor. Of the Sufok Bank in the City Of New ora are
herey equrtd exhb, ard establish tbe demand' before
the Unted States COMPANY OF Newf0rH Receiver OF
sd SAIL sid Conpany's O4ee, No 70 Wall o. IN TIE
City Of Nex York within thirty days rom The cate OF 'AH no
uss--Daitd NevY01k, January g. 1875 ,.,r,c,
President Of the L. ). 7. ass Co, Of Se~-lofL
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County New Yori notice 10 hereby oven to AL
persons hayiug claims against JOHN VALENTINE late Of
Woodbridge New jersey deceased to pr-sent the h
thereof the subscriber tho residence 81 ELIZA
VALTNTINF No 900 West Sl.t-.t The City OF New Yors
on or before the twelfth day Of July BeItDsst SewYors
the thtb day Of Jsnusrv, 1873
is lsutmTu. WILLIAM A. VALENTINE, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF The SuTT0gat6
Of tire County Of NewYork notice hereby ryen 70 all
p.uons having claims .gsinst WILLIAM NJ FELLOWS,
ls Of the CITY Of merchant decead TO present
t, same with voucher thereof the subscribers at the oee
of John Van Arsdae No II MseensEe in the Cy OF New
York % or before the 3,b DAY Of July next Dsed New
Yori Tie 9Th day of JsnuAry. 1855.
i.ne1hrsmTa LAURA A FELLOWS, EKscuirix.
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n PtRSUANCE OF an OrdeI OF lle ourIogate
Of the County Of NewYok notice hereby s'yen TO all
rersons bsvrs cf.ins sgsin ABRAHAM KOCH ate OF the
City 6eoessd 20 present. the with
thereof TO b. suts riber a. his rsdence No h.sso1
IN tie City Of New forr before me 7h day of August
n.It -psed New York, the l2th day ofFesrury. 1855
felslsysrnTus SAMUEL koch, Adninif.rstor
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07
Salf bD the Sbfrif.
STATE OF LOusIANA-sixth Ind

STATE OF LOusIANA-Sixth Judi.
cial District Court Parish of East Ba-
ton Rouge--ln the matter of the Success
sion oe VIVIAN GoopLoE, decd, mo.
453 "Probate. N
DY virtue Of commission issued in
ID the above Succession, and to me
directed, from the Hon. sixth judicial dis
trict court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid | will! by virtue OF said COM
mission, offer at public sale at the Court
House door, of said parish, in the city Of
Baton Rouge, on MONDAYthe 18th day of
October mert A. D. 1855, at II o'clock
A. NJ. The property hereinafter set forth
and described, belonging to the succession
of VIVIAN GooDLoE, late OF said parish,
decd, to wit:
A certain lot of ground, situated in that
part of the city of Baton Rouge, laid out by
II. Livolier measuring eighty feet front on
North street, by eighty feet on St. Francis
street, forming a square, and composed of
parts of Lots Nos. 10 and II OF square No.
2, together with all the buildings, and i'm
provements therein.
on the following terms and conditions,
to wit:
One IoItH pAydDlc VII tue lItu VI VidICH
next 1856. One forth on the 18th day of
March A. d. 1857. One forth on the 18th
of March A. d. 1855, and one forth on the
18th Of March A. D. t1s59,l eighteen hum
dred and ftty-nine, in notes endorsed to
the satisfaction of the administrator of said
uccession-bearing eight per cent inter-
est after maturity until paid and mortgage
retained until the full and final payment
on the property sold, and notes made pay
able at the Parish Record er's Office in the
City OF Baton Rouge.
sept 13. H. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
ALSO, will be offered at public sale, on
the same day above mentioned; A large
lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture
belong to the above succession, at the last
residence of said decd, in Spanish Town.
TERMS OF SALE.-Payable on the
first day of January next, a. D., 1856, in
notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of the
administrator Said notes to bear eight :
per cent interest from and alter maturity
until paid. H. V. B. Sheriff.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07
Ntm Orltans Mmkets.
FRIDAY EyENINu ,rr Fl. ,55

FRIDAY EVENING Orr. b, 3d.
COTT0N-The Delta says, that nnfa vorable
| accounts by the Pacific have depressed our mar
ket, and 5000 bales have changed hands to day
| at y decline Of about a Of cent upon the mid
| ding and lower qualities.
liverpool Classification.
Inferior. ........ none Middling Fair szs@10A
Hid,hnfy Mid%'tya 'sh@ s14@a Ear FAR v.. 1os@
Good Middling o 4 H09sS Good and Fine-M-
sUGAR-Good demand, and 400 hhds. taken al
follows 103 good Common at 81 100 Fair at Gk
GO fully Fair at 6ys, and 1O6 to q shipper at -.
M0LAssES The only sale ofnote was TOO bbs.
prime Reboled for export at 24126c.
FLouR-Contin,ed demand for shipment, with
sales of $500 bbls including 147 superflne Ohio at
" g5@S1 s7G; $40 part Fancy at ~ s7t9 !; 11o2
at S71s@sf 3d. and 27Q Fine at sG 5O016 Is II
Dbl superfine squite scarce, the greater por
ton OF the recent receipts having been cut
down " by the inspectors to Fine
CORN AND OATS-very little on the Levse
and no transactions Of cot sequence in either.
HAY--60 bales good Western brought s22 per
ton.
BRAN-16s sacks were sold at 80, and 47O at
60c n 100 lbs.
WHEAT-A sale of 127 sacks at II G2sc. per
bushel
PORK-lmproved demand. with sales of 200
bbls. NJ. o. "a poor lot) at -, and 900 bbls nnin-
spected Mess by one party, of which 800 at $40 80
and 400 at a21 ~ bbi An offer of &2i was also
refused for round lot Mess, and one of s1g 80
for 300 bbls NJ. o. which is held at $40.
BACON-2O casks prime Ribbed Sides were
sold at 1sc, and an offer Of 13ts refused for 80
more, holders asking 1ghGlt4c.
ROPE-A sale of 200 coils U,ouisiana Manufac.
turing Company at 911c cash
COFFEE-Demapd better, and 1925 bags sold
astollows SO Ordinary at 104, b75 at 1oK and
400 at lie F9 h.
INDIA BAGGING-Over 1900 bales have been
sold by one party, within few days, at 1sGn13k
(the lowest rate fer very light weight including
to-day 100 bales fweighing 17-10O lbs to the
yard) at 19ke-time and interest.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

A NEBRASKA ELEcTloN.-Purple,
who is " the gentleman from Burt
county just at this time, informs q
gentleman of this State, at Chicago,
a sEort time since, something how
members are COTTON up in Nebraska.
He said Cummings, the Secretary
said to me one morning. Purple, we
want a member from Burt county.'-
50 harnessed up and took nine fellows
with me and we started for the woods.
and when we thought we had got a.
bout far enough for Burth county, we
unpacked our ballot box and held an
election, canvassed the vote, and it
was astonishing to observe how great
was the unanimity at the first election
ever held in Burth county. Purple,
had every vote So Purple was declar.
ed duly elected, and here | am ~
Detroit 1dcocate.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

CONTRACTS FOR PENsYLvANtA Coal.
The Philadelphia Ledger states that a
company of gentlemen in Elmira have
made contract at sunbury, Pa, for
one hundred thousand tons of coal,
to be supplied to the former place this
year, and that heavy contracts have
also been made with parties at Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Dunkirk, and Roches-
ter, N. Y.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

% A few days ago. (the item is
under the head Of y" Important BY Tel.
,egraph) over one thouaand Massachu.
sets Sunday school teachers visited
New York. The visited all they ben
.evolent and charitable institutions Of
the city. and were feasted at the Crys.
tai Palace. A good impression can
never be made upon a multitude un.
less you feast them. There is always a
grumbling, if the NAV is empty. The
Massachusetts, men, went away well
satisfied with the Gothamities.
70 On the oath ulto., 1900 bbls,
Flour, sold in Buffalo, N. Y, al
81 s74 per bb'
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

In Boston municipal court, on the
morning of the ed, two juries which
had been out all night with the liquor
cases, came in and stated that they
could not agree as to the constitution
ality of the law. The District At
torney said that tkeywere the strongest
cases he had, and moved for con.
tinuance of all the cases to the next
term, as there was no prosprect of get
ting verdict. The court considered
it useless to press the matter further
and postponed the cases. There has
not been a conviction under the new
law in Boston.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

T The Ocean House on Coney
Island, destroyed by fire on Sunday
evening week, was owned by Judge
Vanderbilt, and kept by W. Rogers.
Most of the furniture in the house was
destroyed. The edifce cost when
built probably not far from $4,000
and is supposed to have been fully in
sured. This is the second time it has
been destroyed by fire.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

EE COL II. G.. Beale, we regret
TO learn, is at present i'll of fever, at
the plantation Of DR.. F. M. Hereford,
on the Manchac. The public discus
sion, that was to have taken place be-
tween Col. Beale and Maj. Heron,
at Manchac church on Thursday, was
postponed on this account.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

A MoNTAN y BRo.-This enter
prising establishment, corner of Third
and Church street, has now in store,
direct from the Western market, not
only the staple aHcles of produce,
but variety not strictly in their line.
The fact is, any and every article nec-
esissary to satisfy the internal longings
Of mans bitter nature, may be had at
Montan & Bros The best at the
very lowest cash price. "Toney," is
as we'll posted in the Provisions, as a
Wall street Broker is, in the money
market. Look at the fresh receipts
to-day per steamer Delaware.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

9 II is stated in an extra from the
Leavenworth Register, that Col. Sum
ner would leave Fort Leavenworlh on
the 20th ult., for the Plains, with
seven companies Of United States
troops, another company to follow in
three days afterwards. This move
ment of cavalry will be 500 strong.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

SrEvE.-The other day, we had,
from the establishment of this we'll
known caterer, a mess of the fresh BIZ
valves of the season. Steve has open
ed his old stand, foot of Florida street,
near the steamboat landing, where
oysters may be found in any style, al
ways.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

CATEGOR1CALs.--In communica.
ton from this place, to the New Or.
leans Crescent, our fellow-c citizen
JAMES NJ. ELAN, propounds some
categorical questions to Mr., MILES
TAYLOR, candidate for Congress from
the Second District. Mr.. ELAN, cites
the day and hour, when in company
with himself, and other gentlemen,
Mr.. Taylor, gave expressions to senti-
ments, in reference. to the fraud and
corruption at the ballot box in New
Orleans, which stand now il antagon-
ism with the position he occupies, and
the words he gives utterance to, before
the people, in his opposition to the
American party. Mr.. Elan says,
that Mr.. Taylor. then said after giving
expression to the very strongest Am.
ericann sentiments. ~ am free to
confess, that american liberty would
be better preserved by restricting the
elective franchise to the ,tree-holder !;
that none but the man who had iden-
tilted himself NTH community By an
o,cnership of the soil, should be al
losced to pote."
It is great misfortune--indeed it
is, that at one time, in the modern
history Of the nation, professed politi-
clans and Office seekers, were deceiv-
ed " into the belief" that the Native
American sentiment" would become
popular. There is much evidence, in
the record Of the past, as we'll as the
present, to prove the saying "circum-
stances alter cases" Neither Mr..
Taylor, or Mr.. Davidson, could be
NOW provoked, to give utterance to
the sentiments Of their "youth,ul
days
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

WHERE Is Harris MIRROR AS
the time is past, when this literary
magazine Of the South should
make its appearance +; the above ques-
tioa naturally suggest itself, to all in
terested in the success Of the enter
prise.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

U Col. II. M. Thibodeaux, has
been nominated by the American par.
ty, as a candidate to fill the vacancy,
occasioned in the State Senate, by
the death Of the late Col. p. B. Key.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

The Sr. Louis HorEL.-This ex.
cellent establishment, in New Orleans
will Le re-opened on the 18th inst,
under the management of Mr.. Charles
L. Gumbel. The price of board will
be So 80 per day.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

Ny Madame Arraline Brooks Sc
we'll and favorably known, as teach
er Of the beautiful accomplishment OF
dancing, arrived in New Orleans,
from New York on the lest trip Of the
Cahawba.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

DIVORCE LAW OF OH1o.-The laws
Of Ohio allow divorce for "gross
neglect Of duty" which being liberal
cy constructed allows the parties to
separate almost at pleasure. It is
nearly the same iE Illinois and Wis
cor sin.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07
DIED.

On Thursdap evening, the 4th inst, JAMES W
son ofJAMEs NJ. McCuroHEN, aged about 10 years
On Friday morning, the 9Th !nst., HENRY L..
son of NJ. G. POWERS, aged months.
On Friday morning, the 9th inst, Mrs RACHEL
TOMLTNSON, we of. A. TOM ISsos..
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

10 Punch says that welcome"
has been difficult word for the French
to spell rightly. However, they man.
aged to do it with due significance in
the bon accord they gave to Lord
Mayor Moon for over his hotel ablaz.
ed in oil lamps, the letters, Veal
com y
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

PhGdaretus, Of Athens, was candi.
date for a membership Of the Council
Of Three Hundred and was defeated
by the popular vote. But he did not
abandon his party or country, or threa-
ten the anhihilation Of the State-he
only said, rojoice that Athens has
three hundred better men than r.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

FoRG1vNEss OF INlURlEs.-When
some of his courtiers endeavoured to
excite Phillip the Good, to punish a
prelate who had used him i'll "I know
said he, :" that I can revenge myself,
but is it not fine thing to have ven-
gence in ones power, and not to use it.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

10 1t is said that the reason why
man was made after everything else
was, because if he had been created
first he would have annoyed the AL
mighty by endless suggestion of i'm
prOvement.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

CoLoREp CHILDREN IN THE BosToN
Public SoHooLs.-Amopg some of
the laws passed by the famous legisla-
ture Of Massachusetts, last winter, was
one allowing colored children to attend
the public schools with the white chill
dren. This law went into effect on
Monday week, and in Boston many of
the blacks availed themselves the pri-
vllege. The Transcript says they
created quite a " sensation among
the white boys and girls. but no vio-
lent manifestations of ofdislike were seen.
The Post mentions, as a remarkable
part Of this new Northern FUSION
that the Smith (colored) School was
nearly depopulated, but seven primary
school children attending, out of eigh.
ty-nine composing it at last report,
and none Of the eighty then reported
in the grammar school.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07
Comfort e. Economy.

TUST RECEIVED.-Ana assortment of
j Ice Closets & Coolers, to which the
attention of Purchasers is invited to the
Ware Rooms Of J. PIPER. Il co.
June 9Th 1855.
The Weekly comet., 1855-10-07

T Grey Eagle, the celebrated
Kentucky race horse, has been pur-
chased by U. B. Smith of Ohio, for
$4,000.