davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
TO TRAVELLERS in ITALY,
The FiFTa EDITION or
Mr. HlLLARD'c

Mr. H1LLARD'S
xix NTHS IN IT. Al Y,
is NOW READY,
Booss fnoe al 50.
No vori Of . character has received attention IN
Hlatd Gnye. followed is sPpsAr.nos tom
the press and taken high rank among tne
Soiss.s bnt b f FOR Traveller. in Italy considered
too umheIsome the publishers issue the whole ~oh 0'A
pless in one volume, at much less price
Mr. Bisrd h.s fairly carried with hin from i ,. ar,
rse the last His boob viii become the eoSs 20
No xo IN be asd in A1s5e. for long rs ;e P ias de-
record OF travels which failed 70 take tae hsnet
essia'1 1e ISI 1psr.be work ed.i.led s1 Monh I
NJ Hi sId an American lawyer Of great literary skil hs
on ,h SPOT but al fone before and after ais Tessrn from his
t trsyela5 fMaFTsy's Hand Book for Italy.
The trade supplied By EDWARD p RUDD, No 10 Aust
up ,tsr', rear BsrDuns Nuseum
V'HE MYSTERIES OF AsTROLOGY AND
II THE WONDERs OF MAGIC. By DR.. c. w. Roback.
The Of this work has been enormous Already has
passed tboulh three editions Of 20 600 copies each In At
disposed of lts narratives Of ancient Secromsney Of the dab
Pbepasns are Of aS.obin. a'cr.t 1t Is splendid
so mp end Illustrated IL T9tS iee ~ =, nay DC W.
It, Cincinnati Ohio irclosing that TO his address snd
also Of OoEse al the principal cries Of the United States
Also '0i sac DE WITT D1vKSPoRT No 1872 Ss...u
T Attest MAPS and VIEWS Of PLACES,
That causing geh excitement throughout the World
From tie Auihobuc Sources,
sEyAsToPoL' cRinEA' s shAok' BALTIC AND AzoFS
Showing the present positicH q The Allied Forces smsl
PARIS Of IS Fleet Army and Navy
World Views OF the Hurricane The Black Sea Babe
Of Inkemsrn antinope Poeu son Of Europe INN
Mum Of War The French Army &c. Sire Of the
Map BY 81 inches. Price q Published This D4y
July II, by a. II. JOCELYS, No. 60 Fultons- Agents
wanted
DY THE PACIFIC CHAMBERS's JOURN-
I'D AL for July, part 49, snAl edition This completes
vol. 8 Of the series Price 81 Is per
CHAS. 8. FRANCIS Co., No. 252 Broadway.
WALT. WHTTMAN's POEMS, LEAVES
w OF GRASS | vol. ANAL q1arto, 81
FOWLERS 4 WELLS, No SO Broadway, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
60 Book Dinocrs ano pubIisbers.

ENGLISH BOOK-CLOTH and COLORED
II LEATHERThe subscriber has constantly hand large
and we.-sssorfed stock Of WILSON'S ENGLISH BOOK
CLOTH; also 8 variety OF LEATHER including the
tque ooOrs calf selected from the best markets which ne
VII! sell At the prices for cash approved credit
THOMAS BUTTRESS No Id Wlliamst
two doors from Fulton IL J New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
Nrw publications.

A FORTHCOMING BOOK of MARK -
~ WIN be Published in a few dsys,
Nj X L y - ID O ~
OR, REYELATArIOSS OF A LIFE
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
ln one pu0eeeiDo Volume. neatly bound Cloth Price ST.
sTRlNGER a TOWNSEND, Publisher
No ~ Broadway, ~ Y.
Borders should be forwarded without delay to secure
rrcuPt supply CsEvsssBs Circulars Furnished on application
- the pubisherG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

DARIS, MOMBRO Fills AINE, No. l6 Rue
IL Base due Rempart
CURIOsi1IEs, BRoSZFs, sEyRES,
And CHINA PORCELAIN
Warehouse and Workshops for FURNITURE.
SCULPTURE, UPHOLSTERY
Ard al kinds Of Ancient and Modern Furniture.
DARIS MILLINERY.-Mlle SOLLER, No.
IS Rue Euevet Augnsn, f5-under the exclusive pat
age Of the Partisan Arsocrscy and the Beau Monde
Til. unryaed for the eganee and distin g1hed
syle Of Bonnets Caps &c weh for s rayshEg Head
Dresses
vNM ROGERS, DENTIST from LONDON
w Now No. 20 Rue ST. Hon0re facing the Passage de
fOre Pss taho Of several scientific works and sole inventor
ef the OsarcTes TEETH Complete sets IN 70 hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
auuore ano farms Wanteo.

CMALL COTTAGE WANTED-Near the city
- for three perors. Rent must be low Accres HEAL
Thy Ttitune I flee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
90 hUbom it ttlap Concern.

rTYHE TRUSTEES of the WHITE PLAINS
i RURAL CEMETERY hereby give notice that they viii
ready the OF Plots the ls; day Of August ensuing
Application msy be made 20
if RICHARD A. READISG, No 50 7th-s;., New. York.
JONATHAN PURDY No. III Orchard g. New-10rt
JANIS CARR, No. 4 Stanton-st, New-fork, aud
JAMES ". BARKER, No. s Nssssu-s Sew-Yort,
Or 70 the Officers and Trustees White Plains. Dated Jny
l. 1855. JOHN FlSdER, President
JoHy p. jenkins Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
PRICE TWO CENTS.
IEwELRy STORE for sALE-with Fixtures,

Less and GOOD will in good location and well established
r-e chance Tor practice the joebins will pay inc
rses VIII be so with without the stock Apply o.
the PREMISES, No. PA Falton-st., Brookiyr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
Rsal gstatf for Sale.
COTTAGE MANSION,

Il TANNERS HOME situated or the Banfs and ia the vl-
ase jordan " " overlooking the wboe vhsse and Tar
prospect SewIork Central Railroad they pNss
through the valley. II beautiful Summer residence fur
gen, l.man Of wealth Eight hours ride from the city
Fer terms full and complete description OF the prem
s reference given 20 STEPHEN PAUL Co. Druggists,
New-York City, JOHN F. TANNER the premises Jor-
dan, Onondaga Co., N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

SIX NJ o - L II : L - / I A l.
IS NOW READY. ,
IN one voiur. i6mo. huund UNIFORM with Mar-ays Hand
BOOKS. froe al 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
DARNUM's GALLERY OF AMERICAN
U,UE MAMMOTH TREE of CALIFORNIA.

MAmMOlu Vi tIOhNld.-
This Monarch Of the Forrest whose size has been
equslea will be EXHl bITlON for short tune az the
CRYSTAL PALACE previous TO il departure for the Crystal
Palace at SydeDhAm, England
It's highi feet Its diameter 81 feet, nearly loo In
circumference The Paintings Stsuay and vast collection
If other curiosides stil on exhibition.
Doors from A. NJ, until z. VI. Admission p cents,
children ha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
IS AMERICAN MJJSEIN-

I'd The celebrated WHITES ORIGINAL SERENADERS
EVERY AFTERNOON and EvENING-WEDNESDAY,J July
1s-Anernocn 8 Oyerures mnstTey &C. after which The
aiyertins pieoe Of THE MYSTERIOUS SACK OF TATERs:
Eveuine II Songs Dances conclude with the original
DroIlery cal ed lid DADS CABIN. The BEARDED INFANT
And it, mother the SWISS BEARDED LADY, the MAINE
GIANTESS, the DWARF LADY, the LIVING OUkAN0-
OUTAHG sc aud al TO be at the same time Abundance
rs cents; Children onder ten l23 centA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

t'OR SALt-Several hundred acres Oh Ana Dill.
LAND On the Hudson River opposite West Poia about
haf Of when well scsaed for budngy having magnificent
views eh suya s bordered BY the rver, and
would make profitable market garden OF farm.
e. c. SCHINCK, No so Nassau ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

w Boarding. School In the country. 90. qushet 20 tesch
the Ersh Brsrehes Mrre Frerch, sad Dra<ns ADDRESS
Z FERGUSON, Piesant,lle, wsssAs'ieT C0anFy' S'nss
terms, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

TIVE ADVERTISER has large new six story
II WAREHOUSE, situated N NewYork on tne Ess. River,
short ettsree from he business Of the city, yaitabe for
manufacturing busress requiring ard power.
which nav be leased rented favorable Apply
GEO. y. HUSSEY, No. g. Soath st., near Vsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18
ITO EXCHANGE-Eighteen BUILDING LOTS

~ LOl
Of ground In two parcels each subject ANAL mosas
well ttusted IL The upper par. Of the cy would be sold
fr eah would be exchanged for Farm Farming land
New erey The northern part Of PeInsyyanis The an
aken eIcharg be free from encumbranee For
particulars apply TO BAKER WEEKS, Auc,ionsers, No.
Prest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

Novn1y NAV The President in the Chair.
Pesolytions.-By Mr. CLIrIoS-That the ferry
,osse 10 staten Island from Whitehall advertised TO
No. sold on the 18th ns be agreeaby to terms stated
in resolution. Referred. ,..: =
" ,:.co end GOOD order on Sunday, being the prohi-
bii;on for the sale of liquor Sc. Laid on the table
By the PREsIDKSr-That the Croton A9ueduc, De
partment cause the culvers to DE .saneu heie
aa,,er M NIGHT. and not in the day time. Adopted.
'' Rv NJ Sw,S~That a Special Committee be ap-
roned in relation to the charges at Police agans. M
kenigan Mr. CLANCY stated tina, the cnar iS Mere
10 be withdrawn by the party. Laid over TIL "edne'
day. A.. co,cs. % the
Cnr, Grafton be requested TO attend the proceed
mgr of Court of Common Pleos on the aPpaoauon Oh
the Police Committee a. to Clerk OF Polce Lao Over.
CommnR,cotlons-From the Commissioner Oh ooev''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
wOMEN'S HOSPITAL.

The Committee on Finance of the Board OF Coun-
cilmen met yesterday afternoon in the Council Chan
Der, City Hail. to take into constellation various mat
tiers that had been referred to them.
Hospital for Women.-The petition OF the Womens
Hospital Association, asking for donation toward
the enterprise of $4,000, was first considered
DIR. j. NJ. SINS appeared before the COMMITTEE ana
stated that this Association organized IN February
last by large number of the wealthest ladles III
Ncw-York their design being 10 establish HosPltai
for the treatment of diseases peculiar to women iney
hired building for the purpose at No IS Maiison-aV
and il is now being furnished for the ACCOMMODATION
of patients. The Hospital will contain about lofty
beds and s furnished in the most comfortable manner
The institution is designed particularly Tor the
treatment of such diseases require constant ana IN
romittne care and attention. II is entirely under the
direction and care of Board of Managers consisting
of ladies' The medical and surgical departments are
under the control and management OF Dr. Sims, ASSIST
cd Inv Board of Consulting Physicians and Surgeons
Tho Association ask this amount from the COMMON
Conpcil 10 aid and assist them in the enterprise and
make formal opening of the institution. ..
TIE Committee signifed their intention OF visiting
the Institution at an early day being favorably DIS
POSED toward such an enterprise -
After the transaction of several unimportant matters
the Committee adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoSDAY, May The MAJOR in the Chair.
ResolHtions-By Supervisor BRIGGs-Whereas, the
property Of John Hughes, lBishopl, amounting to
several millions of dollars will rover; to his legitimate
issue when he dies
Resoired That all the property Of John Hughes, which Will
h legitimate heirs when Be 1es b. and hereby
fsxed hike the property q William b. Aston that Of anT
other resident Of this City To mntee Annual raNeg
BY Supervisor HERRIcK-Preamble, stating that the
tax levy authorized for 1885, il insufficient to meet the
necessary requirements Of the Department of Repairs
and Supplies, with resolution that tie Counsel to the
Corporation report whether the Supervisors possess the
power levy taxes for making and repairing public
highways and bdges and for the erection and repairs
Of public buildings. Adopted.
communication received from the Justices OF
the Superior Court, submitting law authorizing the
Supervisors to increase the salaries Of the judges OF
the Superior Court and the Court Of Common Pleas.
Also, Of the Surrogate Recorder and City Judge, or
either of ihen-and also TO pay any Judge Of the
Supreme Court, specially assigned temporarily to this
District, tum not exceeding $40 per day.
Supervisor BARKER offered a resolution that the
communication be referred 10 Special Committee,
which was carried.
Some bills for work and servicss orered n be
paid and Others referred. Adjourned to Monlay next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
HUDSON.


The ceremonies Of the installation Of the now City
Goyenmen; Of Hudson, took place ct the Courthouse.
The oath OF Office was administered TO the Mayor and
Alderman by Judge Haines.
The Court Room was thronged 10 witness the pro-
ooedpgs. The Board Of Aldermen organized by
choosing Lewis Durham President. Gen. Wright, the
Mayor then delivered his Message which met with the
decided approval Of his hearers. He first called the
attention of the Board to their duties in regard 70 the
streets the schools, the support Of the poor, and other
matters Of financial nature. In Temarking upon the
liquor traffic he spoke Of the propnety Of due regard
for the Sabbath and Of his determination to endeavor
to promote, officially the public good by q faithful
discharge and administration OF the laws which the
oath of office requires him TO enforce. The nnkeepers
of Hudson have mostly voluntarily decided to close
their houses on Sunday, and be hoped that the re-
mainder OF them would do so. The immediate prohi-
btOn of the liquor traffic be was not prepared he
said, to recommend. A supply Of pure and whole
some water was recommended TO be obtained. He
urged ample provision for the education Of children by
the increase and improvement OF the of educa-
ton The organization Of Fire Department was re-
gsrded as Of immediate Importance Other matters
Of interest referred to by the Mayor and applause
greeted him at the close of the reading Of the docu
ment.
The event WINS celebrated by the firing of cannon,
both before and after the Inauguration of the Govern
men Coations were served at Aid. Beatty's Hotel
and at Mayor Wrghts residence and Throughout. the
evening there were demonstrations of joy in the new
civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

and Lamp4. recommending placing the nsrnes Of the
streets the street lamps at corners OF streets. To
Committee on Lampe, &c.
From Henry T. Davies Esq, with copy OF compi-
laton Of the laws Of the State relating particularly to
TIE City, prepared a. the request Of tho Common
Council. Filed.
Reports-Of Committee on Ferries in favor Of con-
curing 10 direct the essees OF tie PEOPLES Ferry 10
Wihinsburgh, Mt the foot of Catharinest. to put in
operation said ferry soon as practicable. To Com
mittce of the Whole.
OF Committee on Markets, TO concur in ordinance in
relation to the sale Of unwhoIe-ome nest &c. To
OF Committee on Finance in favor of sppropr.st
ing to the Deriilt Dispensary a., 900. To same
number OF other reports were received from diff
ferent Committees and referred to the Committee Of the
Whole.
Some other papers were referred to appropriate Com
mittees.
The Board then adjourned to "wednesday evening a.
: o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
NETWORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting of the New-York Hor
tcultural Society held last evening, Mt the
of the Society in Clinton Hail. President WILSON O..
HUNT in the Chair.
A Committee was appointed to distribute flower
seeds, received from the United States Patent Office.
Mr.. CRASsToS exhibited three very large heads Of
Imperial Butter-Head Lettuce raised under glass.
collection of cut flowers were exhlbtedby Messrs.
HoGG q CRASsToS, and premiums awarded.
The Secretary, Mr.. MgADE, suggested the proprety
of holding spring exhibition during the month OF
June, and he understood that suitable could be
had in Clinton Hall, for that purpose.
motion made and adopted to appoint a Com
mittee report to the expedency of holding
hibition in June, and Dr. Wellington, DR.. Knight and
Peter b. Meade, appointed said Committee, to
report at a meeting to be held two weeks from last
NIGHT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
THE CRAFTSMANSHIP FOR KINGS
AND QUEENS COUNTIES.
To ne Editor Of The ". y. Tribune.

To The Editor Of The " y. TrituHe
SIR; From the necessity of procuring information
by correspondence and otherwise from those who
not in all familiar with the exact residence of the
persons whom they recommended and for other obyi-
Gus reasons the lists which have been made out must
in some instances contain errors. To correct these
errors in Kings County as far as possible herewith
inclose list of the persons who have been appointed
Marshas therein As there is provision by law for
paying the expense of publication of these lists, the
matter is submitted TO you of public Interest,
with the hope that you will give it currency in your
paper, and thus afford the opportunity for those
who may discover errors, to notify this Department
without delay that they may be seasonaby corrected.
AS general rule one person has been appointed in
each Election District but in where the popua
ton is less than three thousand and where good rca-
existed to the contrary, two more Election Dis
tricts have been assigned to one Marshal.
Respectfully yours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
CITY ITEMS.

Tur NEW IMxIeR,sr DEror.-For years the Com
mssiopers of Emigration have abored to obtain pier
mon which the immigrants might be landed, and
shielded from the rapacity OF the runners lnousn
frequently granted to them until nov" under one pr
text or another the Courts have ousted them as oen
as they have taken possession. The legislature .,
il. last session, imposed upon the Commissioners o.
Emigration the duty Of designating dock Of wach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

The Eclectic Magazine, for May, contains well So
eced miscellany of readable matter, from the best
British periodicals. For persons who wish to obtain
the marrow Of the foreign Reviews and Magazines at
comparatively trifing expense this publication is in
dispenssbe. Among the other attractions Of the pres
ent number, Is an engraving of Elizabeth Barrett
Browning, from on original portrait by our countryman
T. Buchanan Reed Nv. II. Bidwellj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
The PERMANENT CURE OF Rupture, Piles, Els

% E.;n, a. The Bowel. and Concealed Abces- OF the Rec.
nm b, Z Il DIxoS 81 d., editor Of The seape aud late
surgeon Def and Dumb Asylum and House OF etar
SsYork Every csse Of reduebe Rupture now BE- per.
sperv cured 20 tina, 1russ may be entirely d5Yenei
b er a,tr Pes and Fs.uas cured whou, resort
~ irsure or the knife desired patents received
AZ he Prv.te spsl Of DR. dixon where every comfort Of
e.tc lie provided Examinations and opinion AZ the doc
80 re,deuce No q th-sy. Once hours tom % D. eui 70
sSaiv aud 20 evenings At al other hsus he = AZ as hos
, ard cannot LetJ15 be actresssd % I'D
w.ED d. DIxos M D., Consulting and Operating surgeon
Box No. 3i2i, POst Okce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

4 Hstory # me- Var, by GEoRGE Fowler, gives
complete record Of the events connected with the
origin and progress Of the war between Turkey and
Russia and Russia and the Allied Powers to the end
Of the year 1854. just at this time it will be found
convenient and valuable book Of reference. Bangs
Brother & CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
The Distret-Attorney also presented tho affidavit Of
nher Horizon one Of the Deputy Marshas, as follows:

Luther Horton, one OF ne deputy nn7no', IN 'oS""'-
Lu,her Horton one Deputies Of the United states Mar
hal being sworn saysTat he has since last week made
due dgear endeayOrs 70 serve no annexed sDpens
OBren Knewo Of the witnesse. therein nsnsdi sase
tbsv reside usually 20 found "a Phi 1epsi
thai during the last week dsponent went % tLe oiy ~ @
phiA the ss snbpenai that he was nc, aoe 20
subpoena s eeponeo beng an, ma ~ nT' -
absent Philadelphia and had gone TO Cnc,n-
natl and rksr uncertain when he would reurn NJ de-
had gone ,nd would return u fey dsys hs
And deponent that be ret1rnei ron gfR
GEORGE r. BELTS, United States Commissioner
Under such state of facts the Drtrict-At'orney
said he did not deem prsdent to place the Defendants
upon trial There was duty owing TO the "oyernmen.
and peop!e of the United ststes, bis part, as well
a. 10 these defendants. The case, he said a. pre-
.er,ed 10 him i prma fncic violation OF the neu-
- In srcb cese the trial Of the cause ought not To
no undertaken without due preparation. Every effort
- bn made on his part 70 reach these witnesses,
Ia Irr', this last week the Marslals deputies havo
i1cn actively engaged and yet not been able 70 Ieaen
tbem Under such circumstances, the Dstrct ai'''-
ney said he would ask posponenenI ~ s'o asked
~ Hoffman one Of The counsel Tor deiense' N -
&. 49, vyi,nes.es were before the GrsndJufy Oh '
finding Of the indcirQenf- , ..:.. ,hst wit
H. District Attorney declined stnuns -
re.ses vgera before the srandJsfy' f. aossose that
80 remarked by counsel foI os - he in
no names of Witnesses appear on INC
dic'ment. = 10 COUNSEL tor fiehssy
Mr. lager anon ~ "a, alleged witnesses ms ~
gGusn ~ u nnt OF the trial aosn and nothine 4
Ct;,. 'ss s degree oos ss sss'srsd vr sS he
Officer or - can b. obtained, or hai - hoi
the % that which yss before the sf SssYSt
The ~fs. ~ s,rr or ave hundred agriculturshsts,
or ia ss sbout going on this expodioawhics was
s Es.ssss ONE ssd 1 Iss sss sf s y he
hAd oetn hsS iesn ~. down for today. She Is
tan and Al her coal and o@y g'p psosd
exeep, suIn hasordp vessels sailing, are on
hDnps About one hundred mechanics have been en-
poyed for three weeks, whereby her OWE. s 10 III
roy1vv with the charter parties to enable na 40 40.
,odpx The amount OF the charter party 1890 ~.
ys SS%1 Voyages sAi b.. az depend:
gagea " ons soe,oen,. for employment. Beng DC.
tanned q. she now BY hi. delay the 0ras and SsiI =
make any arrangements for the nex snsot depend
,I san os,eul time 70 deliver it. The vsiSs o. az
y vessel i $500 900 Or $4,000. The s''S~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
fAdyertisemept.I


this wear Indeed every disease seems 10 assume an in
eruittent FORM Persons feeling premoniory symptom msy
avert this exhsnstins msady by timely use OF DE'HLEEs
AsrrPERIoDIc Pills. These stele and may be taken
BY all ages Sold By all dealers, by C. d. DEsHLEs Agent
ct the wholesale depot, No. 81 Broadway, n. y
The above popular and successful remedy is sold at wholesale
us retail By CHARLES H. RING corner Broadway AMI John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
Apn,yArE CLASS Is PRAcrIcAL PHRENoLoeY

Fer all who have oceaon judge Of the character OF another
whether in business social intercourse in the na
noual relations the Science of Phenoogy be made Of
great service available by all who fortunate
IS TO be acquain with class. composed Of gentle
men and ladies' just been Juncd BY Mr. FowLkaa' the
Phrenooy ca Cabinet at No 5s Broadway The hrt regular
Lecture will be gwen THIS EVENING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
QUEENS COUNTY.

AL,BAMA.-s,ephen F. Hale, of Greene Co, Is a
candidate for Congress He Is a Wing know-Noth-
inc. Judge Smith, the present incumbent is the Dem
oretic Know. Nothing candidate. At the approaching
August election sixteen members of the State Senate
ere IN he chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

xerc made by Mayor Clickener, Gen Wright senator
Laird, OF Monmouth, and other'. Inc process Oh
again formed and marched TO Hudson with music and
color flying TO witness the Inauguration OF the new
c;.y OF Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

CArrtF-DRyISc rHRouGH TRE SrREzrs-This
disgusting and increasing nuisance has no, been
abated, for the single that there is no law
against il. The matter i now before The Common
Council and as soon as the requisite ordinances are
passed the streets Will be cleared Of cattle and swine