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SUNDRIES.

WE always have full supply Of Fancy Articles, usually
w keptln line, consisting OF Liquor Fssks Walking
Canes Cigar Cases snuff Boxes Cigar Lighters Wax Matches
and a splendid assortment Of eichainn, Powhatsn, Ga
amel Glazed and other Pipes with large variety q other
foods. LYONS co, 10 Cedar street.
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Books which are Books

Webster's Life and Speeches, complete in 8 vols.
Calhouns Life and Speeches, complete in s vols.
Clay's Life, Speeches and Correspondence
Bancroft's United States. complete in vols.
Raneroh's Miscelaneous-BiOgraphicAl Miscellaniss;
PreseOtt's Philip the 81, complete in vols.
Legare's Works complete in vols.
Washington Irving's Works, complete in Is vols.
oooPer's Novels revised edition;
P-escotts Conquest Of Mexico;
Preseott's Conquest Of Peru;
Prescotts Ferdinand and Isabella;
Arbott's Napoleon complies w vols.
Tom Brnton's Thirty Years in the Q. g. Senate.
Phillips sampson Cos Boston Shakespeare, vols RSyi
Octave;
AppletoRs Cyeiopelia - Biography;
LpPincoti's GaE-tteer Of the world;
webstsrs Dictionary unabridged quArto;
websters Dictionary, royal octave;
Webster's Dictionary, school ADD pocket edition;
Ingersolis History Of the War q 1919, In 8 vols.
woreester's Dictionary, new edition, octave;
Woroester's Dictionary, comprehensive edition;
Prank Torester's Field sports;
Frank Foresier's Old Forest Ranger;
wAverly Novels, AbhotshDrd edition, in II vols
Alison's History Of Europe.
Hume and Macaulay's History Of England;
MiumAns Gibbons Rome;
Pepy's Diary and Correspondence, Just pubishsd
Anthous Classical Dict, nary;
Richardson's Dictionary, Z VOLS quarto.
Also:
Medical Rocks, Gold Pens,
Law Book, Steel Pens
School Books, Letter and Cap Paper,
Blank Books, Envelopes, Ae-
For sale BY [Is1D JOHN YORK 4 co.
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IATE daily expecting large lot Of the Celebrated Pan
w Cake and Rough and Ready chewing tobacco. Also
10000 Nicotearin Londres Cigars, and 10000 other
brands OF the finest qualities and flavor.
jyl9 LYONS 4 CO., 10 Cedar street.
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STOP THIEVEs-S1OO REWARD.

STOP TH1EVES-SlOO REWARD.
TWO IRISHMEN, names unknown, have stolen my Ne-
gro Boy, "a VI. and we're last heard Of Tula-
homa, travelling foot SAN is about years Old weighs
about 40 pounds dark compexOn rather rO1gh features
large barnk eyes. lie has been carrying BRICK 20 Masons
and likely the hair oG the top Of his head.
The nfnced him thi thaE they carrying him
&c state, bat think they intend 10 sell him. VII
give go boy 400 the apprehension q the
thieves and The boy. tiy l4l Mp. AKIN.
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR THE STATE,
NELL S. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
FOR THE DISTRICTS.
LIST. Dist-N. G. TAYLOR, OF Carter.
ID. MOSES WHITE, of Knox
Sd. REESE B, BRABSON, Of Hamilton
4th. W. P. HICKERSON, of Coffee
9th. ROBERT HArT0N, Of Wilson.
9th. a w. II. WISENER, of Bedford.
7th. c. C. GROVE, of Giles.
9th. I'M. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. ISAAC r. HAWK Ms, of Carroll.
10th. " JOSEPH r. M0SBY, of Fayette.
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DISSOLUTION.

1--WE partnership heretofore existing under the
and style Of Q. W. Robertson Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. @. W. R0BGRTSON,
JAMES \. BRADSHAW,
JOHN r. JONES, Jr.
~ R-The business Of the late hrn viii he closed BY
either the late partners the Old stand College street
All those indebted either by note account requested
10 make immediate payment. jy3
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MARRIED.

WAhHNEDg
On Wednesday evening last by the Rev. ~r. Toomes Nv
F. L. MILLER Of this city, Miss A. NJ. WILLIAMS Of this
county.
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rNHe Assessment Ren having been eomplesed, and re-
sarn-f 10 ne uf Fuman IN my ef1cs Ia The tiiy Han
A. "a dvs 81 ne luspecian u Tax payeis during Which
49, tsy nay examine tArr ISIS, and correct any errors
has may have oeen made = a. AAnONAns
NasaSins, JAY 3 os-ied kscofdsr-
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PRINCIPLES CIGARS.
TO ARRIVE.

% OOO Genuine, just received and imported e,
ZO,OOO pressly Tor this market, by
iyl9 LYONS Co, 10 Cedar street.
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Leather Betting.

Also large % o. CopPef Bun, and AFet, and LAee
Leather Of al kinds-
60 h., BR CUTTER,
49, Cosiege and Bread sta
naSoUESg BASQu Essg-Jast reesived, 81 large
Is - = whts BTiiAatss AMI Frspeh spot And JAe0nst
- T,isi MccLELLAND'S.
r,uKkTIN0s g eaies Laarrl MA "a sheetinss,
- Glsnn Hills 4 do
IS sparta a. do
- - ". n. GORDON co.
IDIUUJ d D. DIcKKY
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ton would reach such an extreme to endanger
the safety of the Union ITSELF but close it now, and
it would be closed forever Was it desirable
again to have the Missouri question brought home
to the people, TO goad them to fhry? The great
quest ION between the two great interests of our
country had been discussed and decided lin the
Mis- o1ri COMPROMISED and from that moment be
had sat down his foot on the solid ground then es
tablished, and there he reoId let the question stand
foreper. Who could complain Of that comprom-
ise 81
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Bor.shy of MG.rd Fillmore. i2no pp sl'' Baa'''
Treats. On The sv OF Principal ard Agent By wlnr
P.ey Fouith American EDITION oy "a G 'm' w.
wsteru an. Svo. pP ~. Bar -, oou,d % n
Report. Of Cs.e. Aduds.d in ,se Hsh Cont ot onsnees
rh.ma. Hare With Notes sBd Retsfeaees. oy }. L.
Hsl.. svo. % $40 The same 49,, a.
Life - the I,,sr.hey 1. Up. sa5. Miller. Orion
MuliE,n. -. IL
Religion By Robert Baird svo. pp 6s' hn
per Bro hers -
The Recent Pross.. Astronomy. By El,' LOOMS l. L. d.
. l2uo rs 80 Tee
Esrrers Brother. Bock List lAno. pp. ~ The same
The Baked head other Tales utusms Library OF ehoiee
-. 's'oriesl l2mo pp SO O. Putnam 90 49,
ar.;so1 or the Vale Of Hooss,unnuk BY Wili,m Alsn
d. d; l2no pp ~ Boston: }. F. Jeweu Co.
.. Nes -oTk Shelcon skeuan co. 49,
ihe An'nooIapny q Blinc Minister BIZ Timothy "ooi
-, brdee. u l2no pp Jl2 The same.
EeneIt' Of MORA Philosophy b, Hubbard Winsox l!1o
ccineii' High Seaooi GeOusphy By $ Corre with A;as
The Catholic Church in the United States Bv Henry De
CouIey Translated AID Enls's@d bv John GlnsIy Shea
. Emo PIP. 1sl DunisA 4 Brother.
Memoirs Of Frederic Perhes From the l.rnsn Of Clen cut
Theodore Ierth.s vols 8vo. Dix Edward. CO
Testimony II Chr.rs secotd Appearing Fourth Edinn.
syo PIP OBJ published by the United society called
Shskep
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

po-tioa altoet ther gratuitous and fully rebuk ed
by the example Of the Federalist Naturalization
law of TO- that was repe alet and anuued before
!, began to exert it. bsleful effect.
Assmere question of party tactics every Re
nut licsp no still ciines to that ridiculous deluson
ought To remember, that in every Northern debat.
aB, state there are more Germans, Englshmen
&c tbnn Fillmoreites, and that it is Just a. much
uorth u hile 10 reconcile the former 10 the Repub.
Icsn doc,,ine by the abandonment OfThuggism "a
the latter by sticking to it; and finally, that if
law exttuding the present term of probation
should actually 20 into force and effect immediate
IL il would most probably rebound TO the benefit
~ the Slavery xtensioni-ts, and to our disai.
vsrtse. A. the foreigners coming into the country
NV .re very apt to understand the true position
of tbe two great parties, and would Dot likely be
et,rnpped by the mere sound Of Democracy"
In discus,ipg politics with rational Buchanan
men 7 found our argument irresistible, and / now
use II almost exclusively, with the best effect.
slude ~ the refusal of Congress in l-O- to comply
with the petition of the Legislature OF the Indiana
Terri,ory 10 be allowed to Introduce Slavery in
that region. The Territory then contained about
d 000 Inhabitants, whose descendants may now
nunber 1901 20 at the utmost but there live in
tho state of Indiana near 900 600 of inhabitants
bes;de those 10000. This ought To convince men
&c the mean swindle embodied in the squatter ssv.
ereiOnty doctrine. even if faithfully carried out
found beautiful illustration Of this principle
that spsrsely populated Slave Territory must
finally become populous Slave State, notwith.
standipg the strong Ant-Slavery sentiments of
later immicrapts-in the casuistic books OF the old
.Jewisb doctors. They say. if an ounce of huid.
forbidden as food by the Mosaic law for instance
boO's fat or wine used at idolatrous rites,
,b0uld fail into a vessel cOntsning two ounces of
allowable matter, the impure matter is overbal-
anced. and he Who eats the whole is not to be pun
;shed: and in certain proportion-one to sixty
the immunity is altogether purged, and the mixture
NAV be partaken OF without the least scruPle. But
when one ounce of the unclean duid is in the yes
sel at first even if enough should be in merely to
impr.erate the walls of the vessel and tons of
clean fluid should be poured in atterrdrd, the
whole will be accounted unclean; and why
Because the first atom of the clean fluid coming
into contact with the originally larger body of the
impurity. becomes embodied with it and impure
Itself and so every succeeding particle Of the
clean fluid. embodied with the matter preceding
il. helps to make up an eyer.growing majority of
the uncean. absorbing and injecting the single par
ticles Of clean matter still coming in. The COM
parison may be easily applied by the meanest capa-
cty l.. ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
BOARD OF COUNCULMEN.


MONDAY. sept. The President gESJANIs r.
PINohNfr, ESQ. presiding.
Ptthon,-Oi II re Company No. 81, to have late
c1ti,n OF EngILe Company No. l2.
To hsve Fe,iy removed from Gouyerneur street 10
JacksOu street.
% Hook aud Ladder Company No. 3, for change OF
lUcati,n.
For sewer ~ Dcscl street
To- lave Buveiy Extension graded and regulated.
Asan-t sewer 10 Spulg street between hacdou'
ga ar GrtenSict STREETS
O! Hook ana Ladder Company No ., ;or a ne"
truck.
r. fAteLd Sixth avenue 70 West Broadway. Il,
or E1gine Company NJ. a, TO retain theiE oia
ergD-.
OF Engine Company No ., or psw sngine
Forau.AbeL between li,A ard 23d streets; NORM
River. go
ReA|tficns-ro postpone ssle If the lease Oh tue
GouveIrt ur street Ferry. AGopled.
BY ". hAxILK--To cpInect sever N Iwen'y'
secon7 street with cellar Of house Of Engine Company
Nc. 81.
"onmurice.ion WA received from the Cofpore-
tlon Counsel, stating 10 reply TO request VI rse
Rosro. that there was authority under me o.ot
nance for tie appointment OF Policemen tor Centia
Park.
The Bosld tten adjourned to TUESDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
FIRE IN BROADWAY
CITY ITEMS.

The OPERA.-The Academy Of Music opened last
evening to The densest audience we ever saw in it on
any dramatic or musical occasion. Not only we're
the seats all flied TO the very top of the house, but
the lobbies and asles were crowded with gay and
enthusiastic spectators. There could b no greater
contrast than that between the mass meeting there
last evening and the sparse and unexcited auditory
that in the place at the opening OF the
season year ago. The opera given was tie welt
known IrovatOre, which was performed with the
success usual to Madame La Grange and the artists
who support her.
On Wednesday night Lucia is to be represented for
the debut of new tenor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
Advertiser ent.
Mr. C. d. FRFDRICKs late Quincy Il Fred

rcs would respectfully announce TO his former psrons and
frie removed the PHoToGRAPac DEPARrHksr
Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel and that
Partisan which be introduced this country sai
remain with him. Pictures taken In every style DAGUER
REorYPEs PHoTocRAPHs AMBRoTYPEs, SC The looms are
open free for the reception Of visitors at all hours
G. ID. FREDRIcKs,
No. 5a5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotet
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
lAdyerusementI
J. GURNEY would respectfully announce to his

friends that he eon',uss rs PhoroGaaPdic snd
MS old "a .ry >o 80 Sfca way.
Leeosrd aud that he removes bfsles
of lis etsbsf pat OF tbs Cty, docs IA ias
lie has, h'weseI. made impottut ztssao-s aud
,roveu the PFoTo DEPARTMENT, s1t 10
enabled with the a o superior artists 70 produce haee
have heie msde in this country
J. CVRNEY, No $40 Broadway, cor. Leonardst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

BOARD OF ALDERMEN
MONDAY, Sept. l.-Ald. ISAAC o. BARKER, Pre'l-
dent Il tie CHAIR.
Order If Mrefis gs-Or motion of Aid. BRowS, the
meetings were fixed "Wednesday and Friday this week.
end every night roxt wtek till the session is ended
Suudry petitions referred and reports reeelYed,
and the Board Adjourned 20 Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
IAd,eriiseDsnt !

1KII NPHANT SIfCESS.-NtVFr WEE "0rO
opening than that Of the damsc $3.50.
t.Idsy Bsbun's Museum Folly five houss p pp -
there through tie day and evening % ia
ereat sensation in the asrr with his IN maAy
,atons ard the comedy Of hosEr, in tse
h mr. snd delighted crowd sno =. ~
,he MOI si.hed 1. ner The entire bill o." ~ ePo"'i
To DAY Aroiner crowd expected
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
BOARD OF ,I-pEkyISORS.

MoNpAi, sept. / le56.-Ald. Fly, President:
Ptt''oHs- Several petitions fer re,d,sh'n u -sA''
wore re'srred to TIE sppropriste committ-es, ao
BWs ordered pai6-O' j j Bio mheid Slos ~ W
rebrdp books at the Oh of ftt- Receiver oi isAe;
Sur dry biz. VAR ing fri SO SO for ndf 1hg sns
suaogts the tax COX Of esch 5upeTvsor, Wefe ssu'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
BROOKL YN IIEIKG

ROCKY MoUsrAIS CLUB "A large meeting Of tho
Rocky Mountain Club Of Brooklyn was held at the
Must um last evening. Able addresses were msde ~
the Hon. j. W. Edmonds and Livingston Z. Miller.
which were enthusiastically received. numbN sd
ladies gI aced the meeting With their presence.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

The Cinc,nnat, Commercial learns that II. II. Rob
psor esq United States District Marshal Tor SCUM
en- Ob has low ldsd 20 the President bis resignation
of La, oflce MI Robinson is the gentleman OF waon
II was said on q certain memorable occasoo ol ms OF
6cis E. reei tha; he not only performed Ills "hoe
"duty but more than bis duty
Nj. Brown, Editor of The ~. Loa,s Denocrof' ana
Mi Il, ynolos, bate Democratic candidate Tor C"ngrg
in Ii St. Louis District of Missouri fought a due
f,w days Dear Selma about 80 miles below 81 LOUIS.
Ttey fought with pistols at twelve PAGES, ana AZ .ne
FIST IOund Mir Brown wounded just below tue
kIet when O reconciliation was effected between tne
paiti,t.
HANsoTH PIr.-The citizens ofBurington, W.,
recently hsd picnic, and among the articles OF the
entert.inrent wee large berry pie, in the making OF
witch two AID ODo-hslf bushels of bluebernes were
uscd
1HL BHsoKs DrSsTR.-7he Edgcf~ld Adrerf'ser
say- thhl active efer,s making that District 70
give to Preston =. Brooks aD e,forts nmcn worthy
OF the peOi j" OF that District ard Of himself.
The printers Of New.Hsmpehire are taking mea-
suIer fer celebrating al Portsmouth, sometime 10 SEP
tember the centennial anniversary Of ths Introduction
o, Printing in that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
lAdvertisement-l

tsemt snoiher column KatoD which has been sssf
for zone By Who tO IL. efficacy tn
osition Of propiisbrs csnt insure tb- public ths
notir but rood article woud be ofsred ny tbsn sns
even fCeDcs vaae. For sale byA SAsDsa
c RING, T. 1. GREEN and Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

ed TO BE- paid. Tee city Chamberlain was reqsssted
TO pay the same.
Memorinl Of the New.York Society for Juvcaile De-
lpnuetis for ar appropriation of go 900 70 erect
new bu,ldire. Referred 10 com pittce.
The BOARD then adjourned 10 Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

observation-disclosures celebrated BBIIIs
Of all descriptions for sale, at Factory Prices, by
FAIRBASKs l. Co., Agents, No. lse Bro~dwsg.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
fAdysftisemeLt
WORTHY OF NOTE-The fact that diseased
fAdyertisementI |

lungs the middle and latter STAGES Of Con.u spss>
cured, la repeated Instances, BY WsIs Bssao
Wild Cherry be subtsntaed bJ the strongest proof
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
Advertisement.
TIP AGRICULTVRIsT FOR SEPTP EBER Is OUT

FARMERS. OARDtSERS, CITIZENS, VILLAGERS
ard others OWNING OF CULTIvAThG Plut OF
Flower should see Special Notice day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
(Advertisemsnti
CLAY'S OPINION 0l

xur STATE NATIONAL Law SCHOOL, Poulhkseska.
~ "The system pursned oLriyaed.' 'fA effects spae
tie studsnt wonderful Next Term begins Sses
ba Send for Circular % J. W. FowLEa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

Notwithstanding the smalgamaton of Straight
Wbggery with Know Nothingism, sham organza-
tiop il continued for each section. In most Election
Districts the fraternity keeps up what it calls Fill
more and Donelson Club and q Straight Wing Com
mittee While holding its sessions in tue name OF the
Club. or in the lame Of the Committee, any person
NAV attend but while arayed the angus. spleIdors
Of Council none can be admitted save those who
know the Pas. The one given out at the late
State Council consists of the words Fillmore Donei-
SON. Both are to be spoken in whisper the iost at
the ante door, and the second at the inner door.
Brothers are not allowed to reveal these words even
TO each other, much lees to outsiders, on penalty Of
the dread fulmir atoDs Of the Order.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

MrRTIsG OF WoRKIsGAEs.-Attention is requested
to an advertisement of meeting of mechanics and
workipgmen in favor of Free Speech, at No. 1863 Bow
cry, on Friday evening next.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
fAdvertlSementl ]

phensye pictures Of The Great American cataract aud ths
tceDery taken ard sodtd HoLSEs 0AS
LERY or PHoToGRAFHs, No, 2oS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
IAdv.rtisemsnt

Gas. CASA new Benzole Gas work., ne oese
and ehe.p-.t the .os T'ts S.s'a.,.s eo3ps.sa ss -
e.S. No Iesd speiter hriures scd By us CsA u
s,es, an ufscturns Depot No. $40 broadwT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

CHARGE Or GRASD LARcEsY.-Wm. ii. Dalton,
the bark Cnsrles Thon p'on now lying at 9uanne
Stsss about SOO worth OF sues
fiom his emf vessel The accused committed s
hea ariIE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

FATAL AcClDEST.-Ellen Sheppard wife OF the
Captain the csrs boat Amazon, lyns at pier No
fell into the hold e tie boat Sunday night ans
killed. Coroe CoLDery held inquest the body q
deceased Deceased 6 old and born In reisn6
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

ANOTHER MuRDERous AFrRAY--A Mas SUP.
POSED TO BE Fatally STABBED.-On Sunday hight,
not far from e o'clock, difficulty occurred bet ween
party Of Germans who had collected in the owdy
sot and lagerbeer cellar No. 222 Centre street. which
result ed id Arthur Schoimdth being frigh,faly
.,ebbed in the right side by large dirk knife, a.
legged to hsve been in the hands of Henry Baker,
German aborer The row sOon attracted the atten-
ton Of Officers Smith acd Ebbetts Of the Four eenth
Wsrd Police, who hasfened 10 the groggery and ar
rested Baker, alec. one Philip Sehrodt, the istef
ohyged with being accessary to the muroe'ou'
assault. Both the prisoners tasen to the
to ewa!t hearing before Jastce Wood. The inIur't
nsr coDv ryed to the Police Station ana
Dr. Mcdonald Of the Police Surgical s''H' u'
tar ris.ftynou ,s.. the weapon penetrated the right
ung Of lie victim, whose life is in imminea. oAsH'
-, tbcu-b. in fact. almost impossible for him to re-
cover Ore of the Coroners was sent for to take tho
aa.e n,rem examination Of the unfortunate man.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

FELoYrous AssAULT.-Thomas Chase coored9 of
No As Elizabeth street arrested by Officer Webb Of the
Lower P,ce Court charge Of baviug 6red loaded PIE
AZ ellos Slater also The magistrate committed ban.
o aIs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

SrIcIDY.-Coroner Connery held an inquest upon
the body named George Knsht who committed SUI
ede by iumpi his led window in the fourth story
OF The Teuou III use corner Of Fosh street a Sixth
nu. The mtel the while sbonne urd der the
,a,c of denm V.rciet In accordance with the
sbov. fscs Deceased ~ es of ago and was nsn's
of Maine.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

P,.srNG An ALTERED BILL.-Edward Ennis was
arrested Officer Tucker OF the SIh ard police on charge
of psssiI 81 bill on the ismsbur.h Bank, which hs1
been $40 The bill given 70 lanes Con sw OF
No IS Lsol ard seet, in exchange for adhhk Emu" "~
committed for tIa.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

FATAL HATcHwAY ACcIDEST.-Coroner Connery
held an the booy Of bov II years old named
George Bnk~r who ded from injuries received BY falling
through hstchway the No 6 Frankfort street
Deceased resided At No Third |erdctsccidens9
death Deceased native Of Germany.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

CHARGE OF ENBEzzLENESr.-A young man named
Charles Feus arrested cha'ge Of emberzng 10 from
his employer Mr. Geay who keeps store at the cornn o
gh-enth Ihird The prsoneri hsd so
secr-ted his stocking when arrested Justice bossr' COM
mltted hirn for tiial.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

UIs ASSEMBLY Drs1sIcT. BROoxLTs.-A mssssx
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBRRy.-,Iames Dunu
ro Gus Cd, by one the Fourth Wsd Police os
charge of bsbwsy robbery preferred sssnsi y Thonss
Gin of No Rooeve street The sccu.ed IN company
ph hers rot YET arrested s'sited the comp snan and
jrsgus HIN robbed HIM % IS bill and mo
snail chsngs One Of the rsscss stuck Gilmore such blow
the krCck o. bis teeth stephen Rooney.
the highws' men arresed 'he time % the
bus msnee-d 10 by hous
before the against him Dua5n
committed trial
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

ALLEGED ABDUCTION or SAILOR. A man
rsmed stephen lucas sussted yesterday By OhcH
Ksveney the Lower Po ice Court chsgs OF having e
ducted ed Martin Powers and caused him 70 bs
Australasia sgsinst bis will Powers says that -
the he ssreed Liverpool ss
seaman in TIE ship Aurora that instead OF being psced on botN
OF he .hipoed board of syesse bound 70
named the Pioneer ard carried 70 sea ass,nt
his will an sh The prisoner, who Keeps an Office No Y"
South committed for ;ri In default Of *sWo ball
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

CAPTURE OF ADFsPyRATE BURGLAR.-A desperate
rascal ed Samuel Lgsns caught Ia the dwelling houss
Robert Ferguson Nc Walker Sunday sht.
ard fight he captured. The prisoner
surprised BY Nr Ferguson when he grssped By
enc avored choke him. Mr. Fergus
otthe clrcheof the villain, and then IN turn ed to
the huear The latter succeeded getting Of the house,
bu be closely followed and finally captured bv tAs
roce the possession OF the prisoner oad 2uars<
DOLLAR which he had tsker from Mr. FerSsoDs pocket Ths
prisoner was committed for trial by Justice Com oily
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-02

hatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of disagreeble reath when by using The Balm
of Thousand Flowers"as dentifree would not only
render leave the teeth white as alabaser?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
SUBJECTS so delicate theirfrends will never mentionit
Pour single drop of the Balm on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last year. - * i
BEAuTlFUI CoMPbExIoN may easily be acquired by
using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers" Ii will re
move ian, pinpes and freckes from the skim leaving
Of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour on two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE E,sY,-Wet gouT shaving brush in
either cold water. pour on two or three drops
and will mas beautiful softather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FETRIDGE & Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.
ap5 lyd&w Agentsdor Evansville.