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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

In the Senate yesterday, numerous memorials
egsnst the Nebraska bill we're presented. Mr.. SUM
NER presented petition from the citizens OF Missouri
and Wisconsin, asking the appointment of select
committee investigate Spirtualism-lad on the
table Message received from the President,
communicating tie correspondence with the British
Government relative to the promotion OF health Of
omgrant passcngers-rcfcrred to the Committee on
Commerce with directions TO report bill. \
resolution was adopted calling for a statement
If the bonds aud stocks redeemed b. the Treasury
since the I'd Hncb, 1s53 and the premiums paid
thereon: aleo one calling for report of the expora
ton of the North Pacific. &C. The Senate then
resumed the consideration Of the Presidents veto of
the Insane bill. Considerable debate arose as 10
whether the Senate should first consider the Insane
or the Homestead bill. The consideration Of the bill
granting land to the INDECENT Insane finally post
pCned until Monday next by II vote Of % to ~. A
motion was then made to take mp the Pacific Railroad
bill which was lost by vote Of 23 Nays to ~ AYES.
The Indian Appropriation bill was then taken up,
when Mr.. WALKER finished his speech commenced on
Wedno sday. The further consideration Of the bill
was then postponed, and after short Executive
fession the Senate adjourned.
The House Of Representatives, after the opening
business went into Committee OF the Whole upon the
Lin amending the act approved September y, i-j2
10 create the Office Of SuvcyorGcneral Of the public
lands in Oregon Territory and, after brief debate
The bill laid aside to be reported to the House.
The consideration IF the Lii 10 establish The Office OF
Survoyor-Goneral Of NewMeAico, and granting lands
to actual settlers therein. was then resumed when .
long debate eneped polygamy practsed in Utah.
th,ut dsposng OF the till, the Committee rose and
the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

drc.s and the thing is done. They csnnot 'olet-
e. rcendiaries. thieves ami rufhans without Ia
degree indorsinr their conduct and we trust they
m, Ike instant means to purge the Companies oi al
spcb irtr,ders. In that way only can 'he ''iPu''
items brought upon the Department IN 'e course "
tlis investigation be removed. Inc qaeS'o" ,O"'''-
4, public st large, bur the iremen more tnAn any
Of citizens: and it is to be hoped that the!
will act promptly. They may be sure OF the support
Of All men whose support is worth having
This does not involve the question whether the organ
zation of the Department is tine best thS' eOala ..
he'd and whether corps of paid and regular! 'r,l.eu
sremfn would not be better adapted to large o''!
Ike New.Ycrk. Our impression is decidedly 'nA'
such corps would be superior to the pre'e" ''''e~,
I'm, that is matter to be thoroughly discusseu anu
deliberately acted upon. Meanwhile We nope 'nI'
D.,.rer, will tske every step necessary to pre-
tbs. high esteem hitherto awarded TO 1t b! the
reople of New-lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

These ersnts SIRE entirely aside from all grants for
military services swamp lands granted to the States
r,ilrcad grants and grants for internal improvement
In view of the cormorant grabs that Illinois has
made upon the lands OF the United states chen!
through the instrumentsiy of Judge Douglas shd Vi
that gertl, mans position On the Homestead Di'
we do think that his defense OF this e'o Message Is
piece Of cool impudence that it would be dhcu' 90
match. H. in order to be elected President II shah
ever become essential prove that the ssprants 10
the flee never walked except upon their heads we
expect 10 md Douglas the first man in the heid with
demonstration TO show that he never travelled Ia any
other mode during his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05
LICENSES IN OUR CTrN.

n, INF, llicapt capsble and faithful Reform Alder
of ,be yI,b Ward has seasonabIy addressed the
following Crcusr TO the keepers OF hitherto h'e"''u
erog.shops in his Ward; ,sz,
"Nrw-YoRk Saturday. April : leoi'
conceive The sale Of spriuous az =,
:: ,ot;o, =, nh cr,ceries be aneVil alike injurious !"
a., ,rrols and interests OF society; and oeeNh- na' wy
bubble generally desire separation 81 these Nv" ~
Trade de9T prSp 10 GsS CONSENT yS@ t darns the pres
cat ycar oil viii therefore make your arrnns eine''' a.
C'rdiely: ro,pn,,,v T. Alderman Eleventh Uard"
We do nor know that similar notices have peen
.r.n Ia the Aldermen of the lid, With, Ath
Xytb XyIth XyIIth and XNIIIth Wards. but we
believe they will all act substantially on the principles
Iove Indicated while in the INth licenses at all
Will be granted We trust al least one more ward
,,iu s.t Ike olorious example. Councilman john n
Kennedy of the 9Th Dist (Nth Ward) with nearly nall
the CounciImen representing Districts in porerhouse
V.rds IN likewise This will restrict the licensed
orocccres nearly 70 the Ist lid eve iear WITH WITH
With. XIIth. XVIII. XIXth, and the three newer
,,.toyyn Wards together containing less than one
third of the entire population of our City and reduce
IL licenses of 1854 to less than halt the number granted
in l-s3. And then there is well-iounded hope that
Carson League for the determination oil lilegai NUM-
selling VIII be formed here and supplied with the
shows of war so az to be able TO shut mp every un'
licensed ruu-hole in the City Thus the good work
moves on. -
The Liquor Dealers hope for the lnerp"'lon IN ther
behalf of Mayor Westeryelt. by giving casting vote
for Rum in eases where the Aldermen and Counciimeh
If District disagree on the question oi granting OF
Withholding A license We shall not believe Mr. IVES
,erveIt will take this course any testimony short
of the most indubitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

CoLoRED MEN OF COSSEcTIcUT.-A Convention OK the
colored men Of Come held at the American Hoo
Tel in Now-Hayen the 9th ult, to consider and deb-
crate in regard the subject OF pottonng the Legislature
for the raLt OF the elective franchise Jehic C. Bcman OF
Middcowu oiciatcd Chairman. series Of resolutions
in favor Of universal suffrage were adopted and the fol-
lowing form of memorial agreed upon. Who will
say that the principle embodied in this petition
sonablcl
To The Hnera Hue IIya,a,ircs Of RE General Asmy (
CCHrcrffcgf.
The ein Connecticut respectfully
show:
Thai IL the opinion Of tho petitioners he denial Of the 1ht
,ulI4es portion the ei this
violation Of Tho first principle The Declaraon Vi Ameri-
Iud pe1dence vel the first article In the
Rights IN be Cu un Of Connie lent since such policy does
not recognize >. men bonn equal" and allows
exclusive IIylsgs ohrn.
further the option petit hat real
the coorsd Yopus Of @ substantially Identical
hose Of he hite eens; subec,
10 the zane LAYS pursuing the they natural.
equal rsh with he latter 70 enjoy voice tie
eminent.
also the ra,na e your petitioners tina, the policy o. the
Connected tor the eoored ea 10 this state "a
calculated 20 yiate ,h treating them inferior be-
Is aid thereby destroying their motives Tepec and re-
moving from Il oble ell incentive to ipfciEa sud
HoIal enterprise.
"hrreo petitioners your honorable body take suc
nd
SECTION Of IL Constitution OF his State by egsng
word Eai'>' IN the hu clause thereof
Sihe Convention adjourned to in the City Of Middle
I II. IL 4 e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

M,ss,cu sE1Ts.--rhe Legislature OF this state
,rrod without dav ON Saturday last taking pay up 10
Mopdav which ma, be honest though we do sec how
Considering that noorly all the Members would be at
home on Saurday evening and would be paid mileage t'r
Lc Journey and that they mad raised their own pay from
- per day to 49, and that their Legislative days were gem
orally very short this docs not scenic ua the ia'f
thing but we are open to conviction
Tho Session has not been long one though IT'S cost u
Lea,icr than usual-sl2GGsj. Four hundred AMI hty-
four acts AMI cehy-eiS resolves have been passed IAe
Boston Jop,hoi thus sums up:
"Among The more important acts passed at tbs session
are tie following: An Act loanng the credit oi me o1e
49, , ,nrut OF - 600 900 in aid of the Iioosnc Tunnel;
cbonriur he mode eecting members 10 Gong S max
s urrrli elect on the first trial instead IT the second,
- Iltnc.rc e-,al!ishng the CITY Of Fai RIVER; pro-
ydng for the xGon of thnrc-'own To bJsDh SUD
to tie rtilicaon of me people &i me l%o eles' eS
sIiin. tolls Charles River and Warren bridges; APP
terminating Sl 600 IA aid of the erection Of monument at
iladcia in cOmmcmoration Of the Deciiratloh oil IN
dependence 10 appr,'a nnd assess 1'N o. 'co
ad 10 authorize tie business OF Loan ana fund hS'oc
lions Nineteen new Banks # Deposit and Discount
hive b,oI Incorporated ot ti session. ana III eel H"'h5s
Benls, viz: three Five Cent savings bah.S' us 'ncy
mo t,,pe1 m tine rcl- a., ihcorpora ION Boston, and one
in oaeh It he cite Of owbur. port Charesio" Lowell,
S,;,Gi,id Fn-t Cambridge and Worcester. and one in
.Ic town Of Woburn. Besides these Five Cent savings
Banks B,nts for savings have been incorporated III
Eoston Chcisop, Amherst North Brookhed ana 'iiDaIy'
only ilree Railroad Charters have been granted M ms
,on a. lido from charters for Metropolitan or Horse k'-
r,rds viz tic Hog kinOn branch, klston D'lHch anu
Chchccco branch. ,.
"Rcsoy have been passed protesting against the pas
s,oe If the Nebraska bill and IN favor OF cheap postage
AID resolves have been ria;cd prov ding of ile anond
m.nt Of the Constitution by dlscilng the Siae io me
,loioc Of Schators aud Representatives. prohibiting me
am rourinion any portion OF the school ilhd ior h
SUPPORT Of s,ciarnn schools making plurality elect n all
cfss changing the day Of election sd as TO mnke con-
r ~ he dry of Presidential election making The coun-
ors elective in SINGLE dis rc and making ihe Attorney
General Secretary and Treasurer elective by the people
1hese lcso, must be pissed by the next Legislature
and then le accepted by he people before The amend
iu,Its can be- incorporated mo The Cons iu-lon.
All attempts to alter amend the Lqlor Law % ie'2
have failed The subject has been prominent topic 81
discussion oud ainoudaory bin was MIRO luced anl
Missed in ,hc House 20 which the passed an amend
nent, making the biz apply TO impure ana adulteralei
louors orlv The nousc refused to accept The amend
ueut aud The Senate insisting, the bill fell through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAp H.
FROM WASHINGTON.

So i1- U7Tt-.
WAsRISCToN, Thursday MY :. 1855.
, number of northern mcmbers heretofore counted q
.,.Nchrnska men, il is said III to take up the BIN
,,r5r prc,ense Of killing !, alerward. Such mca VII
10 marked. Seven votes expected from Newly o %,
Nebraska.
Tie Mexican Treaty viii 20 by messenger on S,ul.y
,monte also sends messenger. They will reach Ne-.
Orleans in time to sail in the Vera Cruz steamer & As
lith inst.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination OF MeAssl
Stake a. Indian Agent at NewMexeo AMI rejected l. u
Cstewood. Ia Benton man, Indian Agent at Cccass
Bluffs Nebraska.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

DyaTU or Il. &. NEwPoKT.-Wc have received q letter
f,om Newport Ohio announcing the decease Of X. G.
Ncwrort Of that place The 81 inst, of the odes
subscribers Of The TRBUSE He was Wing Of the Pro-
grosive school, and devoted friend Of Land Reform For
serving in the war of 1912 he expelled from the Quaker
Church He was formerly of Sharpsburg Pa, where he
srent the most active part of his life and figured prom
neut POLITICIAN iovOu reader Of The TRIBUNE he was
oe heard to say thai he could not keep hosc without it.
He was IS years Of age native of Fayette Co., Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05
TIE TRIBUNE ron cALIFoRx..

We shall issue, THIS MORNING, The TRIBUNE
Jor California, Oregon and he SaRdrieh Islands. 1t
VIII contain summary Of all the Latest Foreign and
Dome-c News since the last steamer Money and Market
Reports Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single eopies in wrapper ready for mailing be had
q. the dec 1hs Morning. Price cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

THkES-No Nnchno Heretofore OIefed Tor cl. Tih
se now old By the Aycy Sewing NJ chne Co.
No The simplicity Of their instruction, obsiatin2
their liability Of getting ou 81 repair, ih nciaty tue '
and then durability render IT, The Only practical Machines Oh red
10 Beside. ne Peefi Tor these Machine ice from
Tho gal toniroycTsy which autt oil Others soyed which
of ars. Those in want Il frs
article the cheaTe and 5 viii do wei 10 before purchH'
iug e. here. Order. raIi attended o. AadrI
THOMAS u. LACfY Preside Avery sewing Machine Co,
IL. 49,. 49,
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town on the 18th DAY Of September next.

Tie albany Ereaing Journal Of Monday announced that
from and after the lst day Of May Frederick W. Seward
John Ten Eyek and Philip Ten Eyck along with its for
mer PROPRIETOR become joint and equal owners Of TIE
EreHiHg Journal establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

adv,Tis'innt oi SlLAs {. HtRSNcs Pnt thlmpon
which we bye 90 ricr any made safe ii
win ressfyr books and pare. during tc fh1 pest Ad
ihousauds Of dol as may onon hu avd and
hence the among The 10 Zach other
and 10 pctucc bs article Mr. HgKRNG's reputation in Amer
lea tho many y,orj eXpercIc wh quc o. f ARE
free; IN Engand BE- h.nord az thc Nods faf win
IT, ~ H.. hot o..
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GRPAT SALE OF CARPLTINc- II TIE CANAL->T
C,rrtT sToEEif you boy Carpets esesP e a. =
A 60 = No 70 Cslsis 1frr "a vii 10. - sF
yard: Tsp<s Bus-f f. fnoi sin ID ai'
Of Thee and Bsrsn ..rDeins star P . d1-s
Noe OnC los &C se full 10 pr cent le ihn az christ
4 be city.
MELoDEoNs AND REID ORGASs.-Just received
the best raksrF fresh rurIly a = sad ccsv a ke
wood With imprOy wiz two su na stop
hich sla Price, hoe'as rrtaL Do ',cons
lsld NELOpEOs "a sOod order foT 80 -
WIGS AND 1otFEEs.-BACHgL0a. Of No. 233 Broad
vv Il r.d nrnouncc smother beautiful inproTcnr; IN he
r.nfse,u srtc,s Tn improve applied % La
DIES CENTLEHENs HAIR WORK aid Gec4edy he r4 Pc
fee; imitation Of ns;ure eTer yet eiscovefed
PATENT HYDRo-ELECTRIC CHAIS OFFICE re-
moved 70 WHfTEsT They 81 Sevous Affection Rheums
tim Neurs PalTitsiions EpeIey Uterine Di'ess e,e
the ghes; sufhoT the world Aet 3. the
FIhtiton IN Sew-foik > s1kiNLkI NO y w i,e-s
FRANCE AND EsGLAyD-It cannot be deaied that
hincs look lutte qusly the A. FL events
sincerely thai county vi resu neutral ~ the netter
Further should ress ou between France .nd hnsann We
hoe for humanity aks ihsf he viii b. vel Implied vi 10
Bsy,S rULAOXic W.FEEs heir eough and pTeyeu
sumption Price Is soo h. v CLIcELAiE Co. No u
Bsrclsys.. Genefol Agents for Sew Nok and vicinity
10000 YARDS ENGLISH MEDALLION CARPETS
gsh yfLVETs, Fns.h TAfEsTnY. w. RUGS md TssLt
CovEk usch just received per isfe nris ana " 30 sod
ffcmeud0rg bs-ns HIvAA kNrEKsgNs ten fQscou -seoi
No. ~ Bovey. Buyers vii rlesrs csl end 'e@ them
WOyDFgTuL REDUCTION N PRICES or CARPET,
HIM Addison Boverr seius English Nercf. y
w. 49, Tares,gy 9 To- ll beautiful Ingram Capt.
a.: Oh Cloths. 8, 81 81 g.. kH1Asa ~ fafos va Oo'
NindCw Sktces ard STAR CsTefs o. laera!ifiti 10 p-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05
TurssIs- l,rA tnl PnIucn nnlN prizc malal nNaflrh

70 MARSH Co. No . Madeuaue, io tne E'DieAL CVHE
Truss imported sk aud cotton ,o1c Ankle Soc knce Cap
StOctnlA every d,sciphou for teet ls
o,drr for every hycs iorl"ify Opcr th NJ
II is melancholy tact lat age viii tell On the best
al mtn however. Nineteenth t,Wufy Science m1ch 10 lhnr
foT su'' tekc 'nrhn 90 fv Naato do WOW Mtfffst
No - tcuriH and D. oi her ctr I'D idqt 10 tiR
they will reduce hi laIs'ne qnrcI of GENE
l. tfu DID b. h4 20 fho ptl'' dive iff
- Edrdroei - brc'dv'v, No Hgweryi No B
Grand I. aud O NrU0dlvlr
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBl NE, FRIDAY MAY ), 1854

sr,rrsrsr Of Dosafsr. G51's {. ( P.St Isai. o. - ''7
80. e 1,r.pt fr Grams flr Grants for
-..,,S $50 D-sfsud ud-vidasl. s-a.soi <JF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

,,h OgcA>pIrs do liz, and wand; bsGt Srs IiSSVs
ard CErNApINrs ffoln 70 q YAM The above goods VAL be
esered o sale this morning olock LEADsEA1AS LIE
No 81 Hrosdwav. OF Leouasdsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

The intelligent capable and faithful Reform A'ae''
,,n of the XIth Ward has seasonably addressed 'he
following Circulsr to the keepers OF hitherto heen'eu
.. .bons IN his Ward:
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Nem11ork Daily gribllne.
FRIDAY, MAY ;. 1874.

~ CORRESPOSDEHTG
W MaRsH ~ Won mention neither yorF Pos' Oi-" On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05
The Ayery Sewiug Machine (so-cslled) is IN
MELOpEoNs.-An INSTRUMENT of Nelodeons lsre

sn can be found anywhere else in III cry COMPRISING Goodman
rs ofsn Seedeons with two hsaks keys d. H.
w s Neioas ons rer Tchnes thcss
two makes superior all ohers ar ike o ones rea
In I'm equal ttmpsstn ~ Sold wholesale S.af
HoAAeE NAIrRs. Soc As,r. a. So I--.I..-.
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.vmpons of Tine. progress which vii win yeu few admire
snonr hs ;rf portion esi Reduce the oitied nue. g
uniform Black Brown hy the use az thf moo nc rf
preparation CHsrApoKe EXCELSIOR DYE, sold ard privately az
piled 81 No. A. House.
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WI>nnM SnAnlS.-Wt


1000 and rl, udd stock Whch 81 y
IN Ou storc vii open aud dy fa business oeioc IA
~. roaming Those who come tGy Vii hNc better chance u III
spec ins our goods =. ..c @ -'s' - iso...l-
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nur CoRNcEs L,cr ,Np Muslin ttktNNs pANssNs, ~
-, ,NnS xe -knTy \ FfgSt Me- $50 hio'N,N so
,s, cR.r sreat Inducements 10 nc'sct oi il' eu'
IL An Minds of WINDOW SH,OCs m'dc . GvH wv ~
.rn,c,u,ine facilities enable 70 keep M feps'i'n W "
l."s. al b.irx N. cheers Nous VA the Sta~s
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W,>now Sulpn MANUFACTURERS. IMPuNttK>

Travellers soiournug al any OF tie p-lo"n Iiolel
N "a l.r,,,hNNr Ne So NIoacw coANrp'n
lsr. ,l,ct ttil SiRNG u,rs from It's siocA I'ise '
riics orl, Pour Do'lssf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
nonn, 49,. -.


HOME MANUFACTURED
GRANVILLE CLOTHING 3SCRE.
suEtiNG that The interests ofths' svsXw est and
- otthe people of Evansville and w n yn partieu
lar, would be much pfomoted by esiabl r&Clothing
IN THIS city, and being aware tai Nothing can
oe manufactured In superior an al less cost
IN the vest than in the East, have established
Cioting Store in this city, where VII manufacture
ana sen WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Cloflng oil the pest
quality, all OF VIII CHI will made unde our own super
vision at the lowest New ycpriees latest styles:
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash:
which enables us 10 compete with
az ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We willalso carry on q Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemens Furnishing Establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock of Cloths, sCassmeres and Nesungs are oil
the neates style and best quality: and as one o the nr
Practical Workman, and takes charge OF the Meas
uriDg and Cutting, are enabled 10 WARhENI
good ut in all cases. sale.
We also keep OF hand every variety OF Taors Trim.
mings and Agents for SCOTS Report Of Fashions.
Particular attention paid TO Gentlemen furnishing
their own material. .fs'- IS Fl
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
Affairs Of the Establishment. and DAVID ONElL OF
the manufacturing Graefulto their individual friends
for past favors and now solicit continuance OF these
fvors for the new enterprise, they pledge taems ivetn
merit all the confidence that be reposed IN the n
store on Main street, between Firstand Second sis
mh3I- o.. RALEIGH 81 O'NEIL.
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CO.PARTNExsHIP.

vJNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
L ship under the st, lie and firm OF GEo. FcTER q 60
for the transaction Of general FOrUardiag and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious reproof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and Of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot OF the Evansville and
CIR wordsvle Railroad, where they will have nple
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise. .f .lsat
They will give special Consgnments either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons and will forward
prompt. ut the lowest rates.
They VIII give personal attention TO the purchase
sale OF Produce Groceries ia this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses the
Coast, of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter. s.s Pho
Theyhope by unremtted attention 10 merit and share
tire public patronage. ". W. FOSI Elk. .
.1.r .-.sa GEO. FOSTER. a.s
decl4 w. NJ. ALTMAN.
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ADsMsaCO.,S TOk1

1 Ok n as-- ADAMS a. CO.'S 1OSf
IO.Jt.GREAT EASTERN IL WEST. i OCfs
G<<< ERN EXPRESS, fr1gza~s a 70
kf-4l For the rapid aud safe convey r.
GfSSss.ance Of Money. Jewelry, .ala- srss.Issi2a3
SE -. able Packss and light freight
generally Arrangements having been made with the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Company. for
running the Express their Road the business pub
lie Evansville are respectfully informed that Mes
senger will be dispatched Mon morning 2Jtitist
and daily thereafter Except Sundays in charg ofpack
ages and freight. forwarded through Adams e. Coz TO
Vincennes, and Way Stations on the road. .
An Iron Safe will be carried 10 give greater security TO
valuables, and ia all cases goods devvered immediate
D. arrival at either end. without extra charge.
The business connections nd arrangements OF Adams
Co.'s Eastern Express have been extended 10 Evans
Vile, and r. g. O'fLEY & co. appointed Agents for
receiving and shppi ~ at the River, Oh their wharf
ceving and delivering all goods for the city, at their
Book store. corner Of Main and First IT,
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NATcHEz STREET FlRR, yEwoRiEAys ,

10 ~ D - NEW ORLEANS, April ., 1854
Ourofiee AMI warehouse, Nos. 81 aud 81 Natchez At
with their conents except the books and papers con-
tanned In eur Safe, were nrely destroyed by fire. on
the moruing ofthe 10th Marh. Although the SAFE had
been for several hous in arextrenely hot dee before
We could recover il. AM, being first discovered was
in rel heal; on being cooled with watr, removed
our books aud papers To the amount of twenty thousand
dollars without the slightest damage injury 10
Being ally this tbs et n. secud
" of those Safes have procured another OF the same
description from the same Agent viz Rchs Frsprnof
Safe, sold by Mr. saac Bridge. No % Magazine street
anu commend tnemto all who desire perfect security
FOR valuable papers IN case offre- La. r..sf fHf
- -. ~ PRICE, WALSH & co.