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SFStf' SLIGO zee 5Idf8t sosr o 5Iafaea fur 500
Sttb. 9 &@Hce, SIR. 108 baltimore ct.
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%S9sA< Wtstnen 8esbrten Gunoen, iOpte benz YubltfHm ibers
bbItpt 0ttne sur Naart9t, bB tb son Jest an elm Eager srn
Ntm bnt9 er> uno 9 6wet3 er@8Gf Re nebf Sarbellen
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errt6tet babe, ipelbe Mrttfel ta fpwsbt i'm @rDsen ais int
Slgtnsn 81 ben b~tat8ten 9reiien a6ssben fann.
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We Sup0r tort, Wpbet i'd bic 9eebrten 8dfe tets NIT etnert 9uten
Wlda Ster uno ipnft9en @rfrtfbungen aufnarten fann.
81 %eenetstem 3uiprt4, uner Uertderung prpmpter unb
reeler Seotenun8 entpfe9It f@:
SSt. &~artS9rSbert
dptmt @n1pr.Str. SIR. 81, nnte Sem Beldtr> Mlrft.
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Ma8enIapGAe II Der bEanrtfnRen Rrrrt.

&3ertber perr.- @Or wenieea gOaer feufte Id In i6r,snEo.
pen ssni8s 0ta.0tn gpn OF. GRatnnet @efun6betts-xtn
FRf saa % Ss !. as 2stIntttsI efg n @tagsn '&pd&e Copsptps
IGOR %@fni8esns banoert ,8uttmp pblene" 5eiIr{HsI sfnasnSut.
aitn, Is, taB ta setn Dutd. sfen Der Nns.i8e non Or. Chalmers
SFlan3a'tt8-&tnttur fa@te, fe fst slet@ ben aRpern asmo@t
1oFpsn, I'M Hfrtaalt 81 pesbtn. "a t9 isppH srDses 81.
ira en- 81 5brem 9ei@lf babe uab fs oieftlbe ~enpfsblen, f.
ltnttnr ttt Q094en unb bic 9irtans berleIben bat mid unS
dstne 5an'tlle IN Srtounsa 8elebt. Sd fGH6 fSuR mlrrtf1,
ht 10 en- ofnaImfao, TN Saufs heruua, abtr tsbt TT NgeS Strs
9aFert. V1sin &rttt II fF unp raeiR GsmatGssaaonb better.
gHdsa Sls naf Gin o4usaaR Glaft sn eth unp fenoen 9tt mi.
ottisi5sn NIT Dem na6Fsn 9aHaetsttpee Suit adtana
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administrations Nnaeioe-

&uf S%errrbnuns bS 9Gatiengert6ts Der Stabt Balttmpr
bterburd beannt 9enlatt, bdB baS pbenaenannte 6ertht
Der untsr3st4netsn 3 a Fba a 8 RB rlsi ~ bic abnintfrattSn
traeen BAT. &ae Die, wel8e nod SCrberuneen an BEN gprecr-
tsasa baEsn; ihnO erfndt etsIel6en an Oesr sr hem 81. eestbr.
1856 CUR @eltIIn9 3I ertngeSn, Wtprt9enfaas fe tbrer %nfsrI6e
Sta4Iab nod Gsls t8alben, aufsefUrbsrt b~teieiben fSfprt an
entrtdten. Nv
@egsbn unter metnem 9tesel am 81. MSr, 1856.
299RS4m Barbara RnErIetr
M6tfufnro+rrI, |'
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81 merriam &Gnf.

100 6dBden bpldnp. Sdrtn9e
iSeben pteber a%nsetpmmen, Chen f. erparten mir beute 80 =
S&tfe 25 safer gefPGltene @rbGeu, frti6e
3wetf3ent g0attsn8rtesL dp8faamem 81 1T,
PHFger safes, NPrbltn9e r u, 8rS,
Nr, 102 Qsmbarbfr,
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S9almer'8 @eiuabbett8z Gtuftur
CUR y~fet1I9un9 peS 8lrtS u1b 3ar 6eiluna net.
poier &rdnfheiten-

prets Bee gtaf9s $l,OO; bret 5lalasa fir 40. so pbsr ssds
.. ~ Ott0itsssn tGt $500.
&Ds1a 2as Ssnf rnfeIn II ub ts GtrsrIaiipp befelbeu AZ.
aemrht Dlrb. 70 bsUirtt btsfe Sinftur elmer easreiigen unb
t9st!3Sa uia!ar!; $te pstlt aud NIT lrOBst G 6nsltsteit ir.
osrletPt sat, aartst bic WasRtia, aSttt Bic gssSsu' ttrtft
9ie 8eittt9s Gnsrete, s%erbannt SGntrmutb pno attbt ben
tprte &sabt!oungatraft nHb feat zine ~strtattete GSnhhuttpn
oteoSr hes. Olsfe Itnttur lam bon Werfpnen iepen NIttrs nm
oen. - Die 5a1erfiltsfets. pe!6e fpdtss Wutasen nnb ento
'Es sjS, T htr , Gef@fts 1877 pifS t9asa Sept en- anb 0amt
%ei9f PuFp 9ts'Es Stgtn letosn, nsreen f&neH Gin oErung fI
en- Nt 0as Vublifum
SO 8tsbt tn Der Wstt arsneirtif, l., aslat aus m0alt6es
.RranfBtiten curt en-. aB2nn abtr ter IPsnf6 frtuert SnHInft
~sa,4g.9t 8ssran9t sr 81: 81 a1mfr safaaSSVsTttts
'Gtnttur aIs 9etIntttsl fit feiue Rrantbett.
DeiintBsn, peld5e 60 ntNt 6esrauben, taben oft lrIa de, e.
81 bsreatn:, ste a48smetn bs'a.ate Etn.tur rstatgt 6s BIut,
idfft e5 Ner6tn9teht,5s ffet I~bettdupt bet R5tper p1n dIen
8Fant9ett5tpfeu.--Sa aasn 8Gaen IT bic f8srfe unS b.Re
!@art.ttn' 4teetsta ~elae feline 3 at, nU3 IrsenS ~btfpaotre
@!at punbsr6ars 3ar, wel8s In unferer eiesnen Stabt burS
Dc. G9atmsF/@ 9sf@nebstts:Etaftar esraa&s ssVrbsn.
S9lttm 0res Den 8. GUp. 1854.
1fsartsr Qetr. - GS 3tfsDt mir 3Rn 8eranieen fhnen Bic
crRadaN9C: 20trfna8ea or Gbqlmst's GeiunSt,fts ,Ttnitur,
2e!ae Re az mitns tFdu SsWirtt bat, ~uhtttbstten III tSnaen.
Upt itDS DtonItsn ltt TaR.ne 8sdI an tlnperb auIthfett unh
5t Dtnssl. Sbre @eftt6farbs aabsrte N6 unb itr SefGt une
pals bfeedts I'D NIT 9tdsIn, TsI4e srUBt GSmersem Strur-
lsatsn, bic f9 gu 8eHf I'M SnuItsrR srfredten. Sd tautts
Or. 1aalmef's Iinttur unS tbs incline 5rau bic erie 8iaiSs
steest bate, iap fs ME etns Gnbert pirfpn aus. @ad6sm lie
Biaf4en So fA BCtptnntsn tltte, mar fl ~Spnf6nbta b~treeaeut
10; :. ALBERT 5 g. Yacafr.
sJterpSl lie Sranfbetten.
Or. GgaImsrS 9sfnnDtsits Etnltur btntrft cine H&er
8!utsttat8ans 9nb fart! 6tl@gdpts aesSen. Is TT sIsiasaI
ZIG, Db bic &snFt tuition 0ar1 Rranflett Dbtr bur@ unre aeIt6
g8sa etbeasranSsf 8sfaraat t.. CITE Dirtpnstn Ser Stnitm
Tao %unjeaI5ar. RepttS.9 r re3fe 98merSen i'm es16t, @r
elm 8trInnSen, f@ neues 2eten ~ brinssu, merben BIRD bieEs
Gtuttur ae9eiIt, ebenfD ale SraRfbeiteG rti6e bur6 ipdtes
~AufSletten er3eu9tWStbea B6O. GGIaIefaFet I6wqass &C.
b&4tnts, SaptHbeI u. f.t meroen ebeHaas bura btefe Ginfe
Der @ppesit rytrb burd5 tt stFSrft unb tas qtBen -y,rrSpsert
Der Davitftue Grpt8 tit bas bfFs3tugni6 fdr ole ausa0ei6Hst
gDtetuHa Der Gtnftuy.
8un gersaGf bit Seth g. 5Gnte,
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Ne llnentbebrlif fitr ie0e Gamilie.
Beeanntmadbuna.

&ae 81 ienisen, Tel&e Sc fer, @etietade unb fcnRtss Gfeeten
felt lGneer alS S~abreSfrtf tn StmDnS 5ptel in @erfab gelaGen
taben, perben bterutt aufeefCrbert, bteielten btnnet ether BrtR
uCn A QDo&en, POM ~. Mdrs an 8%erednet, etnaulSfen wtpri-
eenaas Id btefAtsn RFentIt& ~StrFstsern Iafsn perbe.
5@s@ @, Stm IN,
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Sd}ut . Stnbtn9 8 St0re

Sd|uk . Stn0tn9 . StOre
81 b%eSeuteno er mG6tafen Wretfen.
A 0ef untsrtst@nstt erl0utt I'D Die NufntrY,orts
esa n 5st Der Ssrrsn S&a9na&sr auf fetnea SSuI6.
,,,Sr.n, SrsH{ s@9s0s S3tete h~tnsHlsn,en unb anf ~bstfpteIIUs
''SPF'st stetle' ~ wfINtr bprt SettduGt Nire, nGn,ub
p@ah"Dtds pr Quart mar 5 Gents
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Npi'1ltn6ea aler ART pr Duberb is g.uts
NJ aus aNstrsn etnfalaetnteu Isttfsl lu bsn u{sSrictn CN..,s.u
oSsre9a siamal Spr bl. ""'''S'" VFs'eN
i0rGrsS g yDv..
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2tterartiGe Nm3eige.
S0s9ea eaatpFng ID. ptaber 1T grocer Iuswatt:
gPtbeS fGntmtlt6e Q6erfe in 6 BGnben,
golfers, 2
G|efftng' 2
Sanff's fammtlt4s +
auerba3's 0prfsef6t6ten A
3t@pde's NpSeGen 3
Gangbetn'S prDf. S6rtften12
5aflGnbers fdmmtlt6e gDerte, 90 BGnten
2Wmbplb's 8psmpS' In ? 8&nben.
9uBtpne . llnterbaltHnsen ant bGusltden 6eerb.
8i6pfe,S Stunben Der Nnba6t, 6 SGnbe,
@trtbS 8eIbt4ts Der Deutibea 4
50: : ot3 IS Il mi ~ R4tb:3 uto Der Nttnu.
3feb- 20. 81. SGmibt, IS 81. @aSfr.
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Neuer 8amhpL,hnf

Ste BON @anal~ uno 0Ombarbarase.
|. Ssmakp, Der Spr3u9ltGe QualttGt SDn amen @ot tsrosn I'm,
y 1taHtspsStHsunssa btats niprRbl fur bansr. ala s MT Srts.
W.aS. I, SHtaWS
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SarmOutez Geiang=S creiu.

49, SarmOntezG eiang=Seretu.
~1wF~ Inieren 8reunben biermit bic DprlGufse Nn3stae, b8
mir aut Utonta8, ben II. Mat cine 0rcurITpn mad Or. QDtn6.
N etner ipateren Nnjetee. O1w) Oas GUmtte.
Tr. &Dbnadum.
Ger. 8 gtprpz 6rtebrt6zS tra6e,
%empfebIt ih ieinen Sreunben unb 8etannten, ippie benz Dub
lttum I'M Aleemetnen i'm 8altren, Sdr5pfcn, IOerla1en, 8ut.
.t9elteben, 3atnaus8teben II, { ~, n6 periprtGt prpmpte Be-
btenuna uo btat9e 9reiie.
Mmertfam a3arf.
8dlttmpre, BEN Is. M6r, 1855. - Die ltnter,eifneten
burb einen Ntt Der @e1ebgebun9 ron Mdrplanb erndnnte Gpn.
mthare our Sncprpprattpn Der uAmerican 8anf"
9eben hermit Na6rtGt paB in Der Sffce ppn Cover Neeis
u. 9pr 9r. 2S Salttmpreltr1Be AM Is. MpriI b. g. Qtfen
erp1net lno ta9ltb lSpnnta9s auS9enpmmen) mabrene Der
Santltunoen bis 8un 1. Stunt b. 9. p1en eebalten werpen INN
Gem pnblttum 9%ele9enbett ST geben fir peu 6apitalzS tpd be.
la9ter Sant Bis gum Vetrd8e Spn ftnf 6unbert 3auIenb OpI.
Lars 81 6et1nen. Sepe &ctte bat ben 9narwertb ppn elm Sum.
bert Dpaars.
lnterSet6nenoe baben Sebn Dollars prp Mite sur Belt Der
3et1nun9 uni ben Neit IN iplben 9ermtnen ME mad Dem e.
fe ! Gage bs Stunt .. s. befimntt wtrb, gu 3ablen.
Same8 3. 8rDwne,
SameS Seffer9,
9enr9 81. Ne9npIPS,
9btItp Cover,
MpGm Oenmeab,
SO m. MattbeWS,
Gbenep @pSftns
pint W, ". eve,
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Mae Sortsn. Spunena ub RssenI6trme Spa,ierfSfe. Yett.
l&en &c. In erDster ausmo6l ~erben gu mdBisen pteisen Der
tduft.
&s~ Reparataren ant Ubtsen &rttetn Ssrben srUntst ub
btut8 beIUr6t. WBS
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2Otterie. & 0&Sedb1elz6 eid06ft

OaIItHU Utte@S II III &C
@de BON SDutb= unp Wateritr.
SerR6ert fortwG6rent geeen 8erIuf pter S1Gben bura erarbs
ungIuf, frnptl III DIR Stabt, me TIM Qanbe, ale &ttsn rpH Gil
AtNtbum AsA g8gtns, Qaben unb g6GarenbGuf1,
5anbels9Itfr &fsrbGubrCbutte,
aRSteln uno SdussfrGtbfhaften
SIM 8du bearIfene, Eber I'M @afen in
QQbuna bsitnbliGe Enbr,eugt u. (. ~.
9ds DirfetOftam 5eRebt aus fplasnbc 9erraM;
8. s. @sbtR. ST. 9r6ftbent.
NBtqtdnt 8rId, g. 81. Mirt1SIa
0fotert q, EaSlce, Diatdm Gilmore
gDnian o. 9arrtfDn, 8, @snntr atpr,
SamI. 9. EbEmpE On. Srdutts 6. Sing,
@ecras R. Wtdsts,> Soltud s. Spten,
9. Spin1s 90fmdn, LSa6. Btrfbedb, Sr.,
DdStb 6 GDiHDr, 5enr1 Gatrou. =
Qpm. 3. WSrtbinstUx,
RM- Applit1ttrns. TGrmul1r uut ptltere Nddbttft IbEr bt
@tfeafGofi wtrb IN Der Office, Sr. "a SOntbRrafe, sritstlri no
aue &ufttdse ipfctt erlsbss ptrben. WrF6trunaen rsrbfn- In
tr9snb elmer 9ett an9tnsntmtn.
8rtb. 81 b ~ orb, &c.
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e. Gdt fraua0alder Gbtnb,

0~aaerbter. unb g1etn, MQe Sorten tntte unb marn
@netiem Mn6 0atera lM0 tets ~gDrrat9ta: l8aR3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16
MISSOURI CREDIT.

The Stock market is regularly watched in all
countries where such thing exists, ss one of the
mos. sensitive indications Of the state Of public
opinion Attention has accordingly very properly
been called by The Erening Post TO the decline in
the value of Missouri State Stocks which has taken
place since the commencement Of the Kansas out
RACES. This decline in the value Of her stocks is,
at this moment, a most unucky thing for Missouri,
as she has iust coming into market three millions
in bonds issued for the relief of her almost bank
rupt railroad corporations and to furnish them the
means to render available the large expenditures
already made.
Nor is this fall at this moment of the market
value of tbese stocks merely indicative of the moral
disspprobaton of Wall street (Which is 30 far
Christian at least as to abhOr all broils and barba-
risn vioence) Of the course pursued by the BOr-
der Ruffians in the invasion Of Kansas, and of the
apparent countensnce which Missouri BY her silence
gives to that invasion. The depreciation Of the
value of these stocks may be accounted for from
purely economical considerations. The ultimate
profits 10 be derived from the Pacific Railroad.
the main branch Of the Missouri improvements, de-
pend very much on the Kansas track. 1tisObvlOus
that populOus and industrious community estsb-
lished in Kansas and using that road, naturally
would be the case, as main channel of commune
cation with the East, must add greatly to its busi-
ness and its profits. Now everything which tends
to diminish the prospect that Kansas will become
Free State, diminshes also the prospect of traffic
over the road; while anything approaching to hos
tilities between the State of Missouri and the Free
State of Kansas must naturally result-as it already
has done to a considerable extent-n leading the
people of Kansas to seek another route of commu-
nication with the East through Nebraska and Iowa,
little less direct perhaps but more safe and more
agreeable.
1t is obvious, therefore that the troubles in
Kansas have direct tendency to diminish the
market value of Missouri stocks, and if these
troubles should increase shall expect to see the
price of these stocks in this market constantly d-
minimizing in much the same ratio.
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AN ARCHBIsHOP I'm COURT.

We had occasion q few weeks ago to refer 10
some curious trials in the English aud Irish Law
Courts growing out Of the intimate connection
there between Church and state. Our London
papers last received contain another curious case
of the same character
1t appears that by a recent statute 1t is en-
acted that in every case where clerk in holy
orders is charged with any ofense against the
laws ecclesiastcal, or concerning whom there
exists any scandal or evil report, it shall be law
full for the Bishop of the diocese in which tho Of
Tense is alleged or reported, TO have been commit
ted, on the application OF any party complaining
thereof or il he think fit, upon bis Own motion,
70 issue a commission OF five persons to make in-
quiry into the grounds OF such charge or report.
Ii seems, further, that the Rev. J. Ditcher, who
was clergyman and the vicar OF South Brent, in
the diocese of Bath and Wells, learned in 1858
that some sermons had been preached by the VEN
cradle George Antony DenisOn, ArchdeacOn of
Taunton and Vicar of East Brent in the same do
cese, which, in his opinion, were repug nsnt to the
doctrines contained IN the articles OF religion and
he made all application to the late bishop of Bath
and Wells to SEED the case by letters of request to
the Archbishop Of Canterbury, but be declined.
Subsequently the Bishop Of the diocese died, and a
new Bishop was appointed A similar application
was made 10 bis successor, ,he preseat Bishop Of
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that q one time che wa. much interested in spritu-

that n one time che was much interested in sprtu-
slisn. that she was acquainted with Dr. Patter-
SOD. snd one Of them that she had heard her say
something which seemed to eXalt afhnities over
legal marrsge; but both admitted thas she was a
most afectionste and attentive mother, and very
careful of the morals of the children, who were
taken to church and Sundsy-schoOl and taught to
say their PRAYERS On the other hand, host OF
,erv respectable witnesses testified TO the good
character and good sense Of the mother, and that
her interest in spritualism had never in the least,
30 far az they knew led her into any imPropretles
Of conduct.
The Judge decided that guardians appointed by
the father had no more power than those appointed
By the Probate Court and that husband could
not be allowed to follow whim so far as to place
children beyond the control Of their mother by his
will. II she was neither mentally unit nor morally
degraded. and the evidence before the Court
showed that she was not, she could not be denied
the custody of her children. Had il been demon
strated that she had embraced the " free-loye "
doctrines so far as to disregard the laws OF mar
riage, her competency might well have been ques-
Toned. but the Court had nothing to do with her
religious belief He therefore remanded them
into her charge, a decision which the audience
present in the courtroom received with signs OF
warm satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

The chiyalry in Alabama have been mapping.
Previous to the adoption of the present code OF
that State, there was stringent law against edu-
eating slaves, (which was most salutary law. %
as we learn from correspondent Of The NE m-
gomery ala Adrsrtiser, but which is omitted om
the code. The writer also says:
This, doubtless, was not Intentional by tss oodi-
fers, but must have been overlooked. The "a Jject
one our present Legislature should double ., deal
with IL is true that this thing is being cer ed on in
the cities and towns much TO tho detrimer Of this
species of property. We would not be ~ prised II
there underlying motive prompting this thing
for the purpose of operating against IT,. institution
We heard a planter say few weeks s nee that on
taking one Of his slaves home from Moi lie lie found
in hi possession several dozen spelngo ,oks and that
be Earned that in that city the slaves were found at
all leisure hour learning their books Many OF this
kind travel to the interior in the y INNER and VII
rain where they go. Let us have a prohibition"
BY all means prohibit the sls' es from learning
to read, if you wish them to continue as slaves
No special fault should be fov nd with this prohih
ton alone the fault lies dee er-in the institution
itself Given Slavery, aU the necessarily con-
tnued brutal ignorance " the slave follows. Pat
out the light, thea.
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clare that the elections held under the territorial
act are valid and honest, or invalid and dishonest
1t should decI.re for or against Border Rufanism.
The Territory is the creature Of Congress and has
received from that body the fundamental law on
which it, existence rests. To enforce that funda-
mental law, and protect the settlers Of the Terri
torv under it, is thus the plain duty Of Congress.
II cannot evade that duty without ineurring pub
lie contempt for pusilsnimity, or public denun-
citation for disregard of its most palpable obliga
tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

We ask particular attention to the letter in an
other column defending the Emigrant Aid Society
Of Massachusetts, from the structures lately passed
upon its operations by DR.. Bowen. The facts
thus presented certainly form strong case in be-
half Of the Society, and show that it is entitled to
higher consideration than its management has yet
generally received in the Free States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

The Co=enOria ReY.NJliean says that the organi's'
ton of the Republics forces of that portion OF hsd-
son County is goiw forward with spirit and earnfs'
Meetings re being held in the different tow~'
at which speed made aud efficient organz '''~
70, med
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The steamship Quaker City takes the place Of
the Pacific, and will sail for Liverpool to-day at
II o'clock THE TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE, to go
by this steamer, will be published this morning at
o'clock. The mails close at the POst-Ofice at
I0I &. IN.
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Ichabod Goodwin is the nominee Of the sO-called
Straight Wings of ew-Hampshire for Governor.
" IchabOd " is fitting inscription on the banners
of the Wing party under such circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

murder was perpetrated yesterday afternoon
on the Five Points. The particulars of the affair
are given in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

The news from Washington yesterday was un-
important Neither House of Congress was in
session
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

There was a little snow last evening-just
enough to grease the railroads and delay the trains
from two to five hours. At midnight it was quite
warm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

Up to the hour of going to presa this morning
nothing had been heard from the European
steamers.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
DAVID r RoTHwELL Lansing North Lansing, 50 Lansing
10 which Of these pisces shall We send yonr psPerl
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CHINESE POTATO, OR Observation-Disclosures

sound and Of American growth be supplied mmedaIs
In sealed tin cases that 90 safely by express and IN parcels
n 10 40; or for remtsnces made now they will be
tanned and sent March, either dry growing in small pots
Apcat be prompt the supply Is limited Tree
flse culture herewith
b. There are no others sale in the State and
cent Advertisements are fraud well the public
VIM z, PRINCE g. Co, Flushing, j.. /.
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To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCBANTS-
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