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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
sTRINGFELLOW IN KANSAS.

The silence Of death has succeeded to the void
bic sbi confident assertions wherewith the North
srn eougbfsces assured their dupes that S!arery
roNld nnsr 50 into Kaass,. But a few months
since so clamorous, they are all dumb dogs since
the result of.he disgraceially fraudulent and riot
Gus farce called the election of Gen. Whitfield to
Congress. Not whisper from Douglas, from
Petit, from Hibbard-Weller fOrse.s to bray.
and there 10 surcease of even the elOquence of
Straub.
Ore little year ago, 90 valorous, so blatant,
10 positive that Slavery was forever excluded
from Kansas by "the laws Of God" and 90
naturally hostile to having any act Of Congress
unrePeAed which seemed to be framed in accord
ance via hese laws-why are they 90 unaui-
npus'y ana sepulehrally mute in 1857 If they
csn cuSsei ont Of their dull brains no excuse for
their Perhdy and treason. might they not at least
rail at those who have tried 70 keep Slavery GU. of
Kansas. ~ having bytiAat very effort forced II in,
"the laws Of God" to the csptr,rv ,o,-;,h.
staadipg' II Il % probable that ne .,,yshold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
THE NEXT CRUSADE.

Tie Mayer, having got the Police and Sunday
Rum reform. .oleratly under way, is casting aboa.
for Lew fields Of victory. The emigr.nt swindlers
sre now on the carpet, and we trust the justice
they have so long evaded will be me.ed out to
them, to the full eIten. Of power. The very last
movement announced is sgains! the fortune
tellers, $ great number Of whom infest the City,
respipg rich harvest from superstitious ninnies.
1t i, good to have Mayor who knows Of these
abuses, and is not ashamed or afraid to make bis
knowledge available in their suppression. There
are still other fields for honorable achievement,
where Mayor Woods extensive knowledge will
no doubt be Of great value-for instance, lottery
and policy gambling, in which hundreds of men
are engaged a. dealers and hackers, some Of them
belonging, apparently, to the most respectable
class ofsoeis.y, and filing high positions in public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

THELArK X. n. CoSyESrroS.-Among the national
movements recommended by the late Know.Noth-
ing Convention in Odd Fellows Hall, the only ones
that have leaked out are these The motto " Z. Plu-
ribus Unum on the Federal Cost OF Arms IS to be
translated into the singular I'm one OF EN-, am
the Pbrygian cap upheld by the woman who sits for
the Genius of Liberty on the national coins is to be
suppanted by Georgia palmetioi and the stars,
which are the poetry OF heaven, and consequently
fla, footed foreigners, now and forever, are to be
left of altogether. There ia also to be an inquiry
into the e1pediency Of abolishing the English Ian
guage, which Is proved out of its ovn mouth to be Of
foreign extraction, the Only point OF disagreement
being on the article to take It's pace-some gofog for
Hrdoo some for the euphonious Potts gatomie,
others for the poetcal Choctaw while the more liberal
are willing to compromise upon the classical cipher
in which the work of the Order s printed-a sort Of
provincial Werh, with the novels left out Besides
these recommendations, and suffering the oratorical
infection OF the great Gustayus Adolphls Scroggs
there seems 10 have been nothing OF public import
ance in the session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGroN. Fiisy. Jan. @. lsS,.

W a>hlNtINN, 4AlaEs JAN 20 1855
Serator Dixon il confined 10 his room With sh.i
cold He is no, seriously Ill, but is too ndi,possd 1,
attend 70 business 10 the Senste.
The Hon. Mr. Latham, of California, will Sdirss,
the Masonic Institutions OF Maryland, At Baltimore,
on the 3lst Inst.
Tie S'ar save tha, private sdyices received from
Hsvsns 10 the 2lst inst, represent the Caoin, 81
being highly excited and j)ining the revolutionary
cause because the COres refuse 90 sell the island to
the United States, aud that serious outbreak WAS
expected.
Advices from California say tia, VI 1jor Hammond,
10 whom nr Gwin intrusted tbs management Of his
reelection 10 the Senate, turns up candidate for
the position himself.
A msu calling himself 4. G. Brewster has recently
been attempting TO issue policies Of IRE insurance here
in the nan OF the Merchants Fire Insurance Co."
of Boston and had appointed agents, sc. Letters
finn, Bos,oa state that there such company ia
exis, nee there Snd the Presdestof the MeTch ,nss
Insurance Co." writes that their company has no
such SCENT Brewster hsd policies printed here and
in the a umeut Il Or nted the nsme Of thu "Ameri-
can Insurarce Co. While the policy bears the ns'ne
Of the Merchants Fire Insurance CO., and has the
signatures of ia secretary snd president both in toe
ssne hau dwritiDc Ii is supposed that Beewster has
an eccouplice. He has now gone South or Wet.
IL hss been showing slightly here all night sad the
snow is nov about two inches ceep, AMI the ~eaIhef
has 10 indications of cleaning up
Col. Kinney leaves in ten dA : for New Orleans, on
his way 20 Mesquite. Large numbers are hocking To
iOn the expedition, and more confidence 10 generally
iet in the enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

Of the dress Of European society, N order %
hunor our Adopted Citizeas, and secure their
votes. These charge. are either palpably true or
.hsmefully. wickedly false. Which are they
We hold, in direct sntsgonism to the Know
Nothing Senator. ]. That there is no oiher Por-
ton Of our people who bsve 30 immediate and
palpable an interest in the ssoppige of the in
ror,stion COP planned Of as oar Adopted Citizens;
and. 3. That these citizens have never cherished
nor ntimsted any desire that We should freely
receive and provide for the sweepings Of El
ropesn alms-l ouses aud prisons whom de'POtsns
and sris.ocraces are from tine 70 tine vomiting
upon our shores.
Which of these conflicting assumptions is the
true one What evidence is proffered by Senator
Cooper in support Of bic own II be presents
nore, who has any to offer
IL nay well seem unnecessary to submit tss-
tiuopy for the defense while none has been ad-
dueed BY or for the prosecution. bu! the attitude
of our Mayor, (elected il good part BY what are
improperly termed Foreign votes the Re
mort given in our last OF Messrs. WIt.hsu.. Car.
rigsn. Kelly ard Others, Committee Of tne Com
issiouers Of Enigration-ihe whole Committee
beng composed either Of Adopted Citizens or OF
natives who are opposed TO the objects and me IS
uIe. of the KnoS -Nothings-brand Mt. COOper's
implication with the stigma it deserves. We
might offer more such testimony-aDy amount Of
it-but to what purpose Mr. Cooper is after q
reelection, and will Of course ssy ald do wh4l
seems most likely to reUder him acceptable e
those whose favor he il counting. All re SEX o.
bin is that in pursui Of his object, he shall not
descend TO bearing fslse witness againit hl'
uCi. tbors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

The temperature moderated yesterday morning
up to the melting point, and for three hours,
while the rain came down, it was apparently ali
up ith the sl,ghiDg. 4 chill set In in the after
night was clear and cold; the streets rough aud
slippery, and for vehicles neither one thing nor
the other. II was cold and cherries, the sleigh
ing cut up, worn out, and in all the main streets
abandoned, and the City so crazy the night be-
fore, went to bed early and sober.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
MEETING OF TUE DEMOCRATIC HARD
SHELL COMMIrrEE-RES0LUrIONS, sc.


The Democratic Hard Scel COMMITTEE held meet
gentlemen we're pr.sent: Augustus schei. jams ).
Libby, Thomas Barr, from the 1t District; Gros-
yenor :. Adams Elijah Ward from the lid D.stfies
John j. Nafeu. Lyman Tremlin. James X Fonda,
from the lilo District. Joseph vi. Lyon Thomas Is.
Mitchell, DR. Cock, from the lYth District; George
CLARK from the With District Horatip G.. Warner Il.
Darwin Smith. Abrsm Nernam, from the vim Dis
trict and C. C. Burr who admitted "a substitute.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Rss0red That 10 the result Ct the rcceut election IN hs
State Influenced Il ~ new sud xttaneous Issues hav
ns esate bearing upon the position and principles OF
the NsotBl pemOcrtCy bts no cause or dscou
bile elements necessarily tmiBtshed the vote
OF cur excellent the bundled thousand gwen
e. for Congress despite all the
tousl Democratic aad organization Of Ses foTk
are paired. The only fact clearly edabshef
the election Ia the state that h- Nsonh Admn-
.on bss entirely forfeited the confidence OF al p,resi
that National Democrats feel confident that oar real
epRh diminished and that when the proper ume ani
occasion arrives principles and ORGANIZATION VIII DO inr
H. air isiued l., HI
ho.e who sought crush their principles and Their
PARTY in this state ard Nas1ogon have been themselves
ebusd All defeated the National Democracy OF New York
frmy m.utsn their PRINCIPLES ani etion
Tie rubth having been cleared away e Old Guard pre-
In the past, 70 DO ample l1sce %
Itself principles its enemies and ts friends, and with this
end fully boldly fsaessy maintain iis Organization rely
ing It's ultimate tfiumE
Reed That with peesure aFs ourselves Of ths appor
uuy unbounded confidence 10 tho political in
ssfacc his unyairg consistency and recoSnks nim
aud faithful patriot Of nom the Democracy u tue E
pire STATE msy indeed be proud , =.
Resolutions of sympathy and regret Tor the deNh OF
Richard L. Mulligan, a member OF the Committee,
were offered by Senator Barr, aud adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27
MARINE DISASTERS, ETC.

BOsIOHl FIIUHyl JUL 20 I7VJs
We learn from Valparaiso that the ship John Mar
shall-suppored to have been lost-arriyed at that
port on the 18th December, after passage Of 2i3
days from Baltimore.
There was a Tremendously thick snow-sIorn in the
Bay this afternoon.
The ship Richmond, hence for New. Orleans, is re-
ported ia dangerous situation on the shoals near
Hospital Island, and the steamer K. Il. Forbes has
gone TO her assistance.
TIE British brig Boomer, u Halifax, Is reported
By telegraph az being ashore at Ram Head, where
s6e will probably go to pieces. All hands on board
Cf her were saved.
The upper portion Of the building No 30J Wash
ingcon-f n this city. partially destroyed by fire
this morning. c. c. Holbrook, large dealer 10 en-
broideres and lsces who occupied the lower stores,
had his stock considerably damaged by water. The
Ices, however Ia fally covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

Lord Elgin g.saing TO leave behind bin some me-
uen'o Of bis megpaniHity. ordered letters Of pardon
70 be Issued 70 the unfortunate petitioners for sn-
rezaon to the United States. The letters benignly
assume that TIE sentiment which gave rise 70 that
petition exist, no longer, and graciousy condescend
70 reustate them in tie positions which they ocoG-
pied previous to their lamentabe haluciuation. But
these unhsppy m,u seem to be entirely insensi5le TO
the generosity Of the late Governor General Dne Of
them. NJ. HypoIte Cherrier publishes in lie H5aitear
Canadian the following reply to an invitation to re-
suue bis station in the militia
MONTREAL Monday, Jan Is, 1855.
SIR In reply 10 your note Of the 9th, have the
honor to inform you my part that my opinions,
with reg ard 10 the annexation OF CAnsda 70 the United
States, are unchanged that desire the accomplish
L emf Of this possible, and as hare no IN
teuton Of serving her mos gracious and most excel
lent Nsiasty in case Of rupture with our neghbors,
either as officer private beg you to be so kind as
TO accept my resgnStion and erase my name from
the list OF the tati}H and loyal subjects of her
Majesty.
. Receive Monsiuer, the assurance Of my distin-
&c. HYPOLlTE CHERRIER"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-27

There il an alleged Ms. novel by Sir Walter Scot
at Paris. The Daily Ners, summing up the eyI-
denoe, considers it humbug. The Ms. might be
shown to those familiar with the handwriting Of the
original and thus conduce to belief In the alleged
authenticity Of the work The story is, that Scott,
IS his pecunisry troubles came on, being applied
TO by certain party, gave him Ms. novel entitled
Moredun, 10 publish in Paris, whore his ioeognito
could be keptup. The person so applying to Scott and
receiving the Ms of the novel; CHANGING to die. aud
tue publisher also dying the work was not published
&, the iime but now turns up. An English N. ID q,
who hss seen the MS believes in It's authenticity.
Ia~nr.mo
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estimation. living in splenSor from sse pennies
picked I'd BY station numbers, gigs" and
saddles Then the unlicensed Piwaorokers'
the receivers of stolen goods, the prize ssaters
badger -baiters, cock fighters, sni high aut lo~
gamblers, must also be attended TO- laised' eur
municipal Hercules, had he the eyes OF Argus
and tire hands Of Brisreas, might had constant
employment for all his faculties and sill his time.
We rejoice in his efforts, aud Wish him sli tie
success. he can desire, and thst applause of sil
good men which is cure 70 attend il.
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WEATHER DISPATCHES.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Jan. 20, 1855.
A heavy snow-s storm has prevailed here all night,
but there are now signs OF clearing up.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Jan. 26, 1855.
The weather here il very varisble-a regaar mix.
ture Of snow, hail rain and sunshne.
EAsTos, Pa, Friday, Jan. %, 1883.
Snow, TO depth Of FIVE inches fell here lest night.
ard ,tI continues, drifting badly that Is feared
the trains will be detained.
BosTos, Friday, Jan. %, 1855:
Three inches Of fell here to-day and was fol-
lowed by heavy rain storm this evening The ves'n.
reports from the various local cities east west and
north, show mid westher, with indications Of saow
ALBANY, Friday, Jan. rs, 1853.
A severe snow storm from the northwest Prsvaas'
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FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

pHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, Jan. 20, I1o1.
The brig FAIRY arrived a. this port to-day, bringing
dates frou Rio Jsnero 70 the 18th Of December.
She left in port the United States vessels which
have before been reported.
Ouifide of Rio the Fairy boarded by the sloop.
Of war John Adams, from Boston, bound in, with sll
board well; and she brings letter bags from her,
6nd other vessels Of war.
Tie +. ssied in company with the Indicator. for
New York, and experienced hurricane OF Cspe
Hat,tras bu. escaped without damage.
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DOEsTICKs ~ GOING TO CiLIFOH.
MA TODAY.

The Edition OF THE TRIBUNE which we shall
print THIS MORNING for circulation in Cali
fornia, Oregon, the Sandwich Islands, and other
places on the Pacif, coast, will contain
THE WHOLE OF DOESTlCKSS LETTERS:
I.-Doesticbs q Bender
U.-Doesticts In Louisville.
Ill -Doesticls on croton Water.
Iv-Doesticks DESERVES Himself in Verse
V.-Doesticks Visiteth the Museum
U.-Dsosiicbs Sees the American TrasediAn.
VII Doestioks Goes TO Church
IlT.-Deestioks on the Ohio
IX-DCsstess Looks fer Bondin g-HoOse.
X-Doesiicks Hears the Street Preaching.
XII Dosstck, Sees the Spirit Rspper.
XII.-Doestcks Runs With the "Mssheen"
XIII.-Doesucks Iavents Patent Medcse.
XIV.-Doescis Goes TO Lection.
XY.-Doest'cis Sees the Mi lerltes
w. Commute ston from the Spirit
Word.
XVII -Doescks on New Years in New York.
XVIII - Doesicis Goes on Target Excursion.
1t will also contain the IMPORTANT News
FROM EUROPE, brought by the Pacific, the
LATEST DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE, REPORTS
OF TIE MARKETS, CITY NEWS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS, &c.
Copies can be had at 10 O'clock by applying at
the counter in the Publication Office. Price, CT
cents
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

AsHIFOION, T ffIayl I'm. 20, I5lJ.
No. ~. Thomas Laws, Executors a.. al. Appsl-
lants vs. joe T.. Law-Argument continued by Mr..
Coke for the appellee and concluded by Mr. Brent
for the appellants.
No lo7. VIM Jones ct. al, plaintiffs in Error, Va.
VIM johnson. 10 dismiss the writ Of error
argusd by the Hon. ). +. Chase in support.
No. ~. VIM. A. Booth, appellant, Ferdinand
CLARK -ArguRent commenced by Mr.. Bradley foe
the appellant.
Adjourned till Monday.
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THE CANAL RIOT,

> ROCHESTER,, Friday, Jan 20, lsjj.
The Sheriff called out tle military, 10 day. aud,
with large police force, proceeded to the scene OF
riot and arrested about forty of tho rDgeaders ia tho
oistuI baIces and brought them 10 this city.
severe sDOw-stOrm has been raging here all day.
and still continues. The snow ia about foot deep,
and the cars ale all behind time.
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LATEST FROM Mr.. MAsoS.-The following is
en- extract of letter from the [. {. Embassy az
Paris. dated at the latest moment before the sail
ing OF the Pacific:
NJ Mason. general heath i improving; but am
told FOR 10 one allowed 10 see him that his SIDE is
s,iu paraly 1ed and hi. mind occasionally wanders.
| fear that be viii never b. bimsef sgsin.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

OWEGO, Friday, Jan. %, lsjj.
A nan named Reddeld aresident Of Tunkhannock,
Pa. was killed last night Painted Post station
the Erie Railroad, by Jumping of the express train
while il was running at full speed.
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ANTI-KNOw NOTHING CONVENTION.

GENEsEO, Friday, Jan. 20, 800.
A large and enthusiastic Anti Know Nothing Con-
vention held here to-day, at which all the towns
in Iiyre,ion County were represented. Toe " Hin
"doo~ organization Vas Denounced, and the nOnina-
ten of Judge LOOMS Endorsed. Men Of all parties
OH cd in the meeting.
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We shal issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
The SExI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE, Tor circulation in
Europe. 1t will contain all the latest News up to
the tune Of going 10 press. Single copies in wrappers,
ready for mailing can be bad at the counter in the
publication Office. Price Six Gents. The steamship
Hermann sails from this port for Southampton and
Bremen To-Day at l2 O'Clock.
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requested to use their best exsrons {, procure TIA
immediate repeal Of the set Of 1850, kao an "A a.
Fugitive Slave Law.
Rssoired, That the Governor be requested to far.
nsb copies Of the foregoing prssrnbs sai resslelioss
e. our Senators and Representatives, ia coagresA
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FROM TORONTO.

TORoSTo, Friday, Jan. %, 1855.
The Hon. Mr.. MORN, Commissioner Of Crown
Lands, hes been appointed to the Judgeship Of the
Court of Queens Bench, vacant by the death Of Mr..
Justice Panet. This appointment will necessitate
some change in the Cabinet
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The Tribune for Europe.

Advertisements for The TRsUss Of Monday ought 70 be
sent IN before O'Clock Saturday evening
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Busiuess Notices.

To LvT-The First Floor and Basement oil
m. srss, Ne Il yesey slss the seesra story Lon 100
.t Ia dep<h onns and having exclusive entrance tom
Barclay voss Be rented sing CT they can be Connected
Mains Of tee e-t sht.ome spacious and COMMENCING
Stores the city sdIoably s5spsd for TIE joBsisS OF u
PORTING business The Store i hsses snd 10 perse ofes
Inquire Of PtrrEso BuoKLrY. No. Bsfsleyss. l. ta'
Of The A'tr Hopss or r MovLTox 10: . OF 49,
ForR HUNDRED AND Forty SE.-ALPhtD
kvsrot Co. No itl BiossEi ~, v,1ra cLofaiss
10 press vsieh canno fail 's those Who are N Ant o.
Ov.roosts Tsimss, te.
CowExs CIy TREArisE-A ir t On ,ns
tie We sss duty Of sSers' C'ostAbe' &c E'Gfn se0
by WILLIE ssssot as CRIMINAL TRrarIsE.
Tsssse h, Ciuts lag ana gpo1 ne Iursoie'ioa o.
efshen. cOn,tsts, SC Second sdiaon 81 o barbour
The sboye publishso BY
No ~, sr,s1wsy, Alssay y r
PAYOs PIANOS !-GRfAT REDUCTION IL
Yuets-svpsror toned Pane foT sl75 81 and SO a.
rsbie :. hoe shs eos. 500 Plans v.sty of.ys
AID price eoppt s9.s q ts assIs9i 4rsIs
PIsSos ard the fr pre- EoLisS P.sos Z" ILL., ss
S sss. s.yia. o. Msodsoa. Oa Eve
different aDusctOtie E.eh s;.roHs.D No So sro.dwsy
Cu1D.y AT DIsBROW's HIDING ACADEMY,
r,-..v co,sys or THfETY SINrHsT. IN BEHALF o. TIE
Yeos,D eGs e. Bsoss At Esb hai
ro.tncn,s 10 Mo,DaY TIE 10Th inst DAY hND EVkSiNS.
given The pnolie ar. Ioziisd 70 st,-n M
ALERT H. NICOLAY will hold special Auc-
Inn Sal. OF srocxs and BoxDs at u o'clock a. tie
M,eI,p.s Ex,haBse FOR further pzrczlas his sdysr
fuent sborhr column Catalogues can be cbaneo 81 the
Office, No. Broad -
The GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGE
Tibet what everybody stare. VINO hps sssa t TobiSss w
sIyox LrswysT for Coughs Group Sore Tbrost Oh spped
Hands Frosted Feet Rhernstsn &c II does Dot relieve
N. money IL returned Price ~ AID 81 cents Depot No 81
Court sndt 1t. For sale ~ the Druggists.
L
WAY b,d the honor Ct being presented 70 tie Emperor u Rus
ala 10 1888 obsnsd psrmisson for the sale % th ezra
ointment Russia In Of s gfes ec
ey In al skin diseases II will cure saiirheum ana
ell other means fail Sold by 81 GnEsf a.
cents 81 pot ard e. the nsrV1r''- NO
lsre New York nd No pa 2.f-"d Lono,h
efAH a. ~ - ~ ..... l.
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ALBERT H. NIcOLAY will hold a special Auc-
, s.. Of srooys at II o'clock e, The
Merchant Exchange FOR further particulars se. ne sdyr
fHfe No Il
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Ne,pa1prk DAILY Gribnne

SATURDAY, JANUARY q, ls55.
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The GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGE
Tibet what everybody sie who hss sssa t Tosi1ss We
EtTIox LyMgsr Coughs Group Sore Throst Chopped
Hspds Frosted Feet Rheumststo &C. II does Dot relieve
~, money IL returned Price ~ ard 81 Depot No 81
n andl Il FnI sale hI The DrIREsts
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For Freedoms battle, once begun.
Beqles'hed fiom bleeding sire 70 SOD
Thoueh satled on. 10 ever WON
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FtTa.v cossEE oy THTETY sINrHsT. n pEALf % ih-
Poos-ID eoreqpsIes oftee incl nsnet o r w 49, -
.nn.S % mo,paY he 2oth inst. Day AND EvLNiNG
,sosson fr which rde Ia the Ring Ill be
.-s- The IN ,iic are Invited % att nd
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schsduie. should articles Dc required
furnished Ut the lowest
DE- ne 10 adet theta tom tho
having s!sf .ruclss and n TIE
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BY other petsous who wi
that demanded BY tho contraction
Hank forms m proposals viii be the department
applying and without uniformity therein the de-
alnrcu decision, viii be
take unless substantially herewith
department Itself e ordering
quantity a each and article contracted for the pub
ic require
" VIII all decide whether tho
complied with and ihn
the upon failure comply ia
sbte
Bonds with he BIZ TIE person OF
and failure afucs IA.
be specified
~ such bond hqu,dasd damages.
TIE VIII be awarded the lowest and best bidder, the
determined careful examination for The
which bid viii, lis practical results be most ad
the department
Itself bid where
apparent that o, the articles bid for low and
high without the cost OF each
Tor VI affecting the OF the bids under this e
ontained in the Advertisements
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May IA lawlw Postmaster General.