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MISSIONARIES FOR THE M0Rx0Ss.-The reli-
gious press par ereelleace-the New York 90
srUer--calls the Mormons "wretched polyga-
mists and fanatics" and wants to send mis-
sionaries to them. Whereupon the New York
organ Of the Latter Day Saints--the Mormon
wakes wroth, and talks to the Observer in this
style:--
Will the Of tier peass send men with brans-nen who
know tho Bible and who win live or die by i.P Now
don't TALL into mistake, and send the missionaries
colporeurs tina. visit the dsatbbsds Of hsrlos and
debsucbees to torment them with the horrors of he'll
You should bnow Mr. Fditor, that the people In tab
have heard all tho granny tales that thsse missoEari
and copcrteurs re,s-tbey ere stereotyped in every
country where your bastard Christianity has been intro
duced. Should you send such men as Mr.. Allen, Of
the Calcutta missiop-msn with somo degree OF con-
science and baipt-whxt will become Of themi II Mr.
A. rubbing against benghted Hindoos got his eyes
opened to perceive that poygamy not only Jewish
but primitive Christian doctrine AMI practice we ex
pect that missionary expedition TO Utah would make
him cry out in all sincerity, ''Surey monogamic
fathers have Inherited lies, vanity and things In which
there is NO profit
Before the Observer sends out the mission to
Utah, it would be well enough to try and con-
vert the editor of the Mormon He is hard
case.
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News from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, March a. 1856.
The Topeka correspondence of the Democrat to the 18th
ins says that the Free State Assembly would adj
on the 18th, until July.
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FROM PERNAMRuoo.-By the arrival Of the ship Shoot
ing Star, from Pernambuco, we have received advces
from there to Feb. "a. The cholera was prevailing t.
such alarming extent as to seriously interfere with
all business. Deaths from the epidemic were chiefly
blacks. There had been several Of yellow fever
among the shipping most of them proving fatal.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO BOTH OF THEM--The
Alabama State Sentinel comes out against the
denomination Of Mr.. Pierce, and threatens that
If he should be the nominee of the convention,
it will support Fillmore as "lesser evil !"
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The steamer Knoxville.

SAVANNAH, March q, 1856.
The Knoxville, which detained here by bad wea-
Their, left for New York at six O'Clock on Thursday
morning.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1855.
Stocks higher. Penna. State SIS, 83x; Reading
Railroad 40; Long Island 1874 Morris Canal AN Penn
syvania Railroad, 4bs4.
NEW ORLEANS, March 81, 1885,
Cotton-Improvirg sales to-day 1s, 900 bales We
quote niddlng at &C. 91sc Sales OF the week, 900
bales Receipts this year up to the present time in
cess of those of last yeer, 400 600 bales Stock
hand, 3o5 $50 bales Rio cofee-Sales Of the week. co.
coo bags stock in port AZ 900 bags Lard has declined
to &c. Mess pork SIS So and prices tending downward
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool, 1l-16d.
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A BONNIE BoUcHE FOR FRANCIS p. BLAIR =
Fred. Douglass, colored man, is one Of the
shining lights among the Niger WoRsHIPPEEs,
and will doubtless run on the Seward, Greeley
and Blair ticket next fall. Fred prints a
paper, which is one Of the organs Of the party.
In the last number after informing us that the
American eagle thirsts for the blood of the
slave, chad taste on the part of the American
eagle,) he winds up as follows
No wonder that this nation is q "hissng and by-
word" Its democracy" Is asgrant lie. "repu l.
canism" dfgraceful fham, and its lovers ~ Of edo
nestle tranquility" the bssest tyrants whose footprints
PIE learn 10 sdo jusyS" When will they cease to pres
ute the constitution for the sake of tie
oesery a., .no w5sDs not speedily God will certainly
have reached the ear Of heaven The day Of retrbuon
is at hand. We call upon all true lovers of noerty
drive out the buyers ard sellers who disgrace the judi
cisl tenl and ''procla i'm liberty throughout eli the
land and Ito eli the inhabitants thereof"
This is the last new plank in the Pittsburg
platform. Queer place for Blair, of JacksoY's
organ, isn't it
THE WISH Is FATHER TO THE THOUGHT. The
Washington Onion has sort of clinical lecture
on the Condition and Prospects of the Demo.
cratic Party" On the whole, the patient
shows pretty fair diagnosis. lie has suffered
some from Know Nothingism, but
with t.ket nominated after canvass cha acterized
by a gratifying absence of all personal acrfmony and
elimination amongst the asprsnts their friends we
shall oren the contest with every Of triumph
ant result.
Absence of all personal scrimony" is pref
ty good, but not half so rich as the perora-
tion:--
Our confidence rests upon the knowledge that the de-
rocracy Is unit to the great principles involved In
the contest and that far It's harmony Ia unmarried
by personal rvaries for the nomination. and upon the
abiding conviction that the democracy thus united in
vincible.
That is the best joke we have read in o
month. The Union is getting to be rival to
Punch. The democracy "unitl" How about
New York. Where's Dickinsonl
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SCENES AND ADVENTURES OVER THE BLUE RIDGE
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This superb Of the Sea ch in description incident
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The author displayed ability of the highest order In the
conception and working out OF his story His situations are
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are drawn I'D with dramatic skill that makes Of them
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Association for Improving the Condition of the

Poor%The necssty Which calls fOr Public Appeal in be-
Poor W probably be best explained 6ei state
About DIS time last Winter unusual of want echoed
sps;le OF The community aud liberal contributions freely
flowed IN for ts relief only from duas n2neyso IN
stit1tons and tie City Treasury, but also i'0n "Ne ~
distant parts OF the country. IL, &, rLi.b
The present Winter there appears to be reaction 10 wnen
les than the usual degree sympathy for the INDECENT nsn
tested This Il OF attributable any indisposon to assist the
needy but the prevailing opinion ihst me isv ma
vests and revived commercial prosperity "o,uo me- ~
renee which the past year were SUP
sIed and & popa mistake should be corrected
public VIII be surprised to learn that, not stSndins the
number depending for aid aid It's are
about great as hey the past inter while us eoePs
owing failure OF contributions from ordinary sources, THAI
" ntey exrerfed These facts clearly ho that h will be u er.
ly impossible this charity meet the growing demands Of
The suffering POOR without greatly enlarged Individual eotri-
Up the the Association has relieved families
containing ~ Sg rersous many whom families
Ioyed echanics widows with dependent children, who
subsist without all And as inc sson me
Of desutiou WI ncfes'e. kest ,"t II "s lfee
January in December and did not reach its
hight until the close OF February. ,,,,.. t..A 4,
Ii for this alarming suount OF inalse p s-''
may be chiefly found in the general deficiency OF employ
which has become as 20 leave eaou,
work while well known, the eApenSss o. ''aLs , 81
eNobtant as they the past year Hence VI
huIovernx Of disastrous wear before they
oyertaken by another Winter, for "hlch eN were
they must b. relieved or perish. ..,
Il vii be hat ths za,ion covers the whole
Island from the battery kg,oIdge With its Ss sratou
Nisor-, who the shall be supplied VIII meet
On this bcf stereHt OF isets the Board confidently rest
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he greet city famed for s beneyoence, vii allow its own
linens 70 safer unreieysd
tSnne.t15s nay se sent 70 Brown Brothers So No %
NAlst 70 X Mntnyn No 7S Southst.; 70 H. M Hartley,
50 Bible House to h suthersed collectors, or to any OF
5 JAN os nRG%S r; y.s5 President.
,. ROBERT B. MINTuRN, Treasurer
hfrkr ~ HAETLIy, Secretary.
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- Meeting Of the Friends Of Temperance vii be
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HAVENS ESQ.,, and the Rev. JOHN r. HERMASCE Of the
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The Ninth Of the Course of Lectures before the
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prOclamati0D.-s2jO hEWARD-Wheress JOSEPH
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4h BY unknown 70 the authorities
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wounds then and there received, therefore Fernando
Wood Mayor City SewYork do by virtue Of author
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conviction the party parties who perpeetsd the above
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person claiming said rewards But all claims not
presented Mayor within twenty days after the maj as
position Of the case will be dsresarded. 1900 .
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Postage Stnmps g centsl Tor sale az thN ONCE
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& H A MYL, II f G E 4 1
~ CT II G SIAN & II l. +.
On the let Of February shall pzbsn interesting work
History Of Circasss tie ard Of schsmyl aid he hardy
Being full description Of the country AID rs
inhabitants. and eccouut 81 re
TWENTY YEARS WAR WITH RUSSIA
COMPLIED oy one Of Americas most elegant writer's
J. MILTON MACEIE esq.
The home Of Schany AID the country CT ne Cer<n. tef
esfi.g II IL mas been tbs present me Almost os
ia the civilized world IL VII be .Vnser Nj Alecke,
s elegantly Volume Introduces u . mel nonlss
an wander With him ther noUI issnsses and
enid the u1uzt valleys Of the hlbsn I'D TIE lefek aston
lhed previous suca country and sucn
people JOHN 7. JEWEL -, = 20, fac..sh e..
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81 sP&ESfb ySn ana a 6p
PH4Ns On DAY within the week the WAGONS Of the
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Come and Act to break down Monoposts and enrich and
elevate Working Cssses We conquer or be con
onaA Lectures by various Phlanthopsts No BOwery
EVRRY TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING at u O'clock.
Sofl ladies'.
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Gpefial Notices.

D;cd CD Sunday. Jan. 70, PETER CLINTON; The mem
A,s OF he Coal Exchange invited attend tho funere
cs his late residence, 40. $50 Greenwchst., WEDNES
pay the I'D inst 10 O'Clock By order Of the Boar
Of Diectors. D C. "AhD, riss'oen-
GLoSGE W. RosE, Secretary.
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fost ano fcun6.

OST-A PACKAGE Of PAPERS, (of no value
auy but the owuer wtsppe1 In newspaper and tea
with red tame taken al the Of Brcome g. and boveTy
r one 81 the train d,sn the Harlem HAifced
which reached the Broous STATION AZ c4 O'Clock ON Monday
the giving infomAfon
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