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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the ap-
y Pile ston the Mayor Aee'men ana Commonsy % ire
civ of New York relave the OPENING OF ONE HUN
DRIED AND TBIRTY-raIRO-Sr, from the ithsv. to The
Stf-av
We the unds rssped Commissioners Of Estimate and Assess
above entitled HEREBY ave notice to the
occupant occuparts alt houses sad lo
ard ard uninpoyed lands hected thereby aud 70
all Others "a hom as f0sogs 70 vi;
Firs.-Thst completed Estimate ssd Asses nen
ard that whose interests effected thereby aud
who may posd 4 SAM, do PRESENT their ELECTIONS.
IN writns Suly verified, % JOHN hOLMEs, Esl, our
Cherusn a. tie Office Of the Commissioners No 81 Chsm
bent .e eord story font IooD In this city, on or before
the fourth day Of IaI UaIy, 1875
SteOld-TLat any person persons who may cooadsf
by ssd E,nste ard Ass-nent viii b
heard opposition the before the same place.
,iiclocb p NJ. on The nth day Of Japnary, 1853
Ihtd-That Of the said Esnsts and As4ezs
uept ogether with aud sso alt the ad,vts ei
mates ard other documents which used BY Us m,kins
our report been epod Ia the Street Comm soaers
Oce and county New York there to remain
I'll lOh dsy vi hruary, le55
EouTthTbbt he ls embraced BY the Assessment sfors-
said are All hose plccea Of aod situated In the
said city oD both sdes u One Hundfed and Thirty
third IT. between the westerly side Of the Fourthav sod tbs
easery side the old kus Bridge Road and extsndos
the norLer souths y Sizes VI One Hunifrd sod Thirty
hd an 10 the MIDDLE II he blocks either side thereof aaf
Fifth report herrio viii be presented TO the Su
,r,ma Cont OF the New Yofk. special term
thereof 10 be held % the Cyalr the said city, >AfUR
DAY the Ih II February A. D. 1895 at the opening Of
lie Court that day that then ad there or q soon there
~ ~ counsel be heard motion will DO made that said
re- ort DO confined .
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N WssY. Aactoueer.
Nm w SHIRLEY will sell NJ auction on

NV 1I. ". SfIINLEI VIII ttII 1T huCIIOn Oh
w MONDAY, Nov. nh, AZ lci o'clock, the Comma
zion Sal uoom Il rHOS PIELO No. I0f Flt0nst opp
sic Dutch splendid assortment Of French eliza TIA snd
Dinner sets. Vase CsId 5sske,s Motto Coi-.l a. Ala
complete ss.oeuI OF White stonswaie and fancy articles
for hciidsy rfs-erts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

SUPhEME COURT.--ELLIOTFE l.. LAPdAM
OAsslra CHARLES w. SHERWOOD -sanmoos fsrs no
demo Cen sery.d To Charles W snef
wood You are hereby snd required 10 ss
complaint In this action which will BE- fed 10 the oee Of the
In aid Civ and 20 serve copy Of aoswer 70 the sd
complaint on the subscriber ct bis oee No 2s BosdwsJ n
said City within twenty days aer the servee OF this SUN
mons on you exclusive Of the day Of such services snd Yea
fail 10 answer tbs sid complaint within the time afJresh
the sum Of two hundred and forty lie do.is aud seventy
four cents iaeres from the 18th Day OF Soyembsr sns
thousand esh bundled and four besides the costs Of TINS
action. Dated November a. 1854
H. s. LINCOLN, Plaintiffs Attorney .
TIE aid CON p ut 6led With the Clerk nsnoal
on the 25rL day Of November A. d. 1854 at hs Office
nj 1sw6xM n. LINCOLN, Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

W A CARTER, Aucouser No 81 Dryst cor. GT@enwich.
CKOCERIES, SUGAR, RAlSlNS, CIGARS,
" CURRAHTs, sroyES-rUEsDAY. 23th NN ~ No 81
Ie, Ten Coffee Choctste Pickles, Preserved gnSer,
Bts,G Run Gin y mes soap To.a-co Piee-, Hsrasas,
Met saws Knsts Fofss, Scales ~eisEt. Whips, Rd'os
S.ddles Harness Hose Blankets SELDOM fixtnfes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

SUPREME COURT.-JOHN LIDDLE against
- JOSEPH d. ANDRE VS. and JAMES McNEIcE San.
for Relief tCom not Ser ITO the defend,nt JO,EpH
ID ANDREWS: You are hereby summoned and required %
snsweI the complaint In this action which the Lin
day Of November 1854 filed In the Office Of the CLERK Of The
City and County Of New York the City Hail. said city,
and to copy Of the said plant on hs
subscribers their ofnce No. 81 Wallst Juncey coup
EewYork within twenty days after the service Of this sum
you exclusive u the day Of such service, ssd y
fell to answer the said complaint within The time Aforesaid no
psntf 10 this action viii apply the Court for the relief DO
nsDasd IN the com lant-Osted Nos. IL, leSl
MANN, RoD&AN PERSON,
mis- law6wM Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

CUPREME COURT-Cattaraugus County, So.
- The FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COAPAr
agsiDs: JAMES PRIDDY Cyrus Shepard stephen Adrch,
Theodore Smith, Samuel Allen, A'ahel Crowley Bepjaun
Chamberlain Zinab HoldraEe solomon G. Woodruff Fanes
Harmon Fsher; wi'n Marsh and the Farmer .pd Mao,
ufaofurers Bans. To Defendants, CYRUS SHEPARD add
WILLIAM L. mARSH-srs You are hereby summoned 70
the complaint this action and copy Of you
me- Elcotyille, Cattarsugus County, New.
York within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
the day Of such sevce and the defendants foil
the compliant afore,ad the plaintiffs Will apply tbs Coa6
for the relief de maaded Ia the sad complaint And you vii
take notice that the complaint Ia this action fled "a the
Office Of the Clerk Of CstArAggus County the i day
October, 1884 dated October 30 1854 A. RICE,
o30 laWGvM Plsinufs Attorney.
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6teamboaiG an6 RAILROADS..

NOVEMBER, lS54.-Tbe new and splendid
~ ste. uler ALICE C. PRICE, Capt A. II Haggery, for
SHREWSBURY &C., viii run from kosiasons, Pier, North
Gtver oiloaa
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6alrs bs Inthoa.
n WILSON. Aue,ios.sr.

AUCTION NDIiCE.-tjrand SALE OF splen-
~ did EOUSs HOL" FURNITURE; HOU-E . Lsrj
LEA~F for -ALE Posesion siven n-iist y II " u se
Iu.i'c .ucton 10 MORROW tfu-stsg a. "a eioet. al
the hous' b. IN Furniture ard Hogehs Gy,f' c9aA1ed "a
tte f,ar ttory suste L. NsTreEst between uat1a
Gre shtv oo.ss;irE o. eyzIstsiss us:ify 81 d.
deb, or cEsrce, ara comfts I'D sli - ihe ehi -
both egds IA ard Ok u.lship Tor tn '-
Isr erdef sne dis ded tally ilio 'i r. Camp
80 DiBiI FutfGTe II r. s-Tooi Naaost1J ahi
Bisak sirUt Aso Nil 10 sod. al Bed. Bsdilas "a
LtsD; to the silver W-r. Cutlery -nd gas Fre .ni
D.ouaii " -bich InaEli-ent b-Yoat corp
ou sho the ~ssnt Mirrors flo. o. Psionss nch rsgss
y biu..,. Ctrpr Rosewood ard ashlEtpY -1ies o. ar
Ditunn ell uHtrg TO upwsrd OF 800 Ia til onsaa
coat The err srelssh sbd The sale po-ive.
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CTEAM POWER TO LET at the
- - - AZ % " " a 2

roo1 on g1sT TwEsTy.rIFTE.sT, EEw.YoRK.
Both Room and uneqasled By any estsblshment In
Sppy 70 SLOAN LEGGEIT. before 10 A NJ, and after
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27
JANIS '0Lt - - =
TyTL NsIV-E SALE Of BROOKLYN PROP.

EXTt NSINE SALE OF BROOKLYN PROP
II EsTY.-i5 Lon 10 tae Xth wa-t. BI9okiya, opposite
I.-,opsk si,rste IN, Secor Carroll and balchen
rire,, sra OF Sse,et Union Presdent, Carroll Srh Hort
bfno and rirstss sui g. t1nd az Also, large WAITE
FRONT On the Cana. sale peIemP,Ory. -
LANES COLE & son Will eel 81 auction. on MONDAY,
Nov n t5t o'clock a. n. Metchaa Exchsnse, New
vi lie FOL q sns desirable BUILDING LOIS, VIZ
IS Los bergen place, ~ L"t- ca b4chsn-Pe1e,
II Lot on S4oketi-st, % Los on Cifsoi 81
g LOIS "u SeooT place a Lois on hoyt",
80 Los on CAIToli- place, - Lots On ~ -,
~ Iots Gu President 81, ~ Lots or Sondst
Iot, on 2d.sy - Lots with water frolts on
the c-Lals
Ts the beet property that been oisre
o sale m THIS cty The and places ali raT9f AID
are OF aood width One Of tbs ce o. cry railroads Tgn'
within tock The canal front extremely ylllabe ca
account Of the facilities for the tfsgsposon OF NOR
chAndise Of the city TIE canal 0 e.t wide.
and ,early com the entire distance from 3owanls Bay
c Bur-s The front this property Ia made Via timber
eof stone dock % feet thick the AMI 10 feet a; tie top
nd frad sod and substantially Thee Los valuable
lud while ho Lot. on the streets sut places
are for residences H-gns 10 bond aud
mortgage Of yeas asps are ready 81 the
li OF The Aucuouetrs No - Fuloust Bfookyn s1d 10.
T. SasssuEt n. \ tlsD
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CyTEAM POWER TO LET.-The whole or q
- n.Tt ~ IN. TWO STORY BRICK FACTORY 100 feet By
50 feet at ELIZABETHPoRT N. j. Apply 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Surro,,,.
Of the County Of New-fgrs. ao,cs s-r-s, ,y., 80
eI'Sr. as,Ss s Y. s,o.sss
viii vcrcher thereof O. The suh-erasI A X. s
Vat n, no ssy ~ % Cur Ss-
Dated New.fork. II ziib sss - Nav, isSi
my1e Law sm ~ SARAH PErTiGREw. Alniei..,,,l,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate. ~
tis County Of NewYork Notice hereby srsa 20 an .,
sens hsViF GAINS ssanst 1HOaAS rAiLOR 40
kingston Rhode lssnd deceased present Us s,ms -
voucher, thereof the subscber he ose o. cass. -
C. No IS ihsmst. IN the Ciy II New Yot. On o. Ss.
oSJsy ss AsAP T&yLop. aaaisssro. y a. :, ~
NOR AGE SALE.-whereas, JOHN
w SMACK, Msrttsser, msde aud d, ivcred PATaick
the III day Of May 10 the ye.r 1854 eoslssa ~ -
payment Of The .um q too haaied ard .gsasy dollar
sfore aid With interest," which sid n0sase eoa,Aias. 80,
Of sale Of the renes default Of payment pursuit 70 Il.
condition there and which mer'sase With said ale
therein contained recorded IN the oee f the aeser AZ
the City ana County OF New fo,s 10 Lbef & Of Mssuss
Ard whereas. deAus hss bsen made Ia ths eosddoa %
cured be PAID thereby BY means whereof the sal.
Aud where's there due and payable 9. the d,e hereof
upon ssd mortgage, the OF two hundred aud eighty .s
dollars and seventy I'VE eentsi
Court Of the Civ Of upon the bond
morssae which bond executed BY E.h sn..s
ad John Smack jointly by service II process upon A
Elijah which sad suit prosecuted susat sSt
is discontinued ana ended;
Now therefore notice hereby given pursuant tAs
in such eases MADE and provided that the sad
gaze will be foreeo.ec BY sale Of the mossaged pems
srepted BY said AZ rGbc eIeon The MercAants
Exchapg in thu City OF Ne York the tseaty seah
DAY of February In the gear s at Twelve O'clock nooa
that day which said mofigased premises described o
lows:
All those certain lots pieces parcels OF Land sa.ts
living snc being the City ef Newiork led snd Ae
,er6ed folows Beginning point the souhry side
Of Forty seventh steet, dtsst haoarsd and
feet four inches from the south wet Of Foy
street and TenhsyeBue and running ihence sOutly aad
parallel Tenth huodr-d feet aud fOar nche
thence westerly and parallel with Forty venth thirty
feet esht inches; thence porhery aud Psrs with
hundred feet four inches 10 the souhey
AIDE of thence eastrry sad south
ery .de of Forty street. thirty feet eight ipeh to
the Mace Of beginnnG Dated New.Sork 27'h November
1884 PATkiCh D. AkT, =
MI lawlSwM Morzasee
L,l.I Ill a. e -.
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JosEPH HECEAAN, Auctioneer.
Y Nov ~ nj II A NJ at the g.

vi ssI,s Rooms. a large stock o. RICH and COSTLY
fPEsH MANUFACTURED FURs
NONDAf TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY fov 81 %
A. - al O'Clock the Ceotrai Sales Rooms Wa
tushby and Pesrl Its BROOKLYN ssss Of Sig q. Pan
9.Ifr IL SPLENDID collection Of MARBLE ALA5ASrER
GOODS Rich SILVER PLATED WARE, VITA grea. va
ri.fy u FAM GOODS. Acc Coates superb col.
l,ctou of LARGE OIL PAINTINGS, pfisiug ledcan
sod oieisu LardcsTe. hsdoana Marine NeEs 81 ard
Iictiy eaIvtd Gilt Frames Catalogues the sales
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II OTIS TO LEASE-For o term OF years sno ou
II I.ecommodssng terms F0RTY.eOUR LOTS otehOofHD,
.i,nsts IN oh and SOtb aud sstss The Lou
are IA condition nmediste Improvement and w Dc easo
together separately This believed % De an ny
seIdon offered for securing large nonoet OF bo 10 no
ty lying together capable Of being Immediately punt up
For terms and other Psrtispl,,Isy ~ p,o,a
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Souses 10 let.

HOUSES. &c. to LET-At the Union-square
Resl Estate Ocs No Everett House corner OF 40 Az
and I7hs Very desirable Houses at verS low rents 10 't
ysvx neat House In 36lh ST.. 9Th with sale OF
70 piture low $780, hne House three story orown
stone beautiful location In 2st reot only SIN furniture
i0f SAFE low A''' 'e" EMERSON W. KEYEs.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

DAYS WITHOUT NIeurs-Dr. Baird in lee
ture delivered. recently, in Cincinnati said
There is nothing that strikes d stranger more
forcbly. if he visits Sweeden at the season Of the
year when the days are the longest, than the ab-
sence of the night He arrived at Stockholm from
Go.tenburg 400 miles distant, in the morning and
in the afternoon went to see some triends-haG
not taken note Of time-and returned about mid
night; it was as light it is here halt an hour be-
fore sundown. You could see distinctly But all
was quiet in the street; it seemed as il the nhab-
itants were gone away, or were dead. No signs
oflite-stores closed.
The sun goes down at Stockholm a little before
10 O'Clock. There is great illumination all night,
as the sun passes round the earth towards the
north pole, the reraction of its rays is such that
you can see to read al midnight Dr. Baird read a
letter in the forest near Stockholm at midnight
without artificial light. There is a mountain at
the Bothnia where on the 2lst of june the sun
does not 90 down at all. Travellers 20 there to
see it. 4 steamboat goes up from Stockholm for
the purpose of carrying those who curious to
witness the phenomenon. 1t occurs only one
night. The goes down to the horizon, you
see the whole face OF it, and in five minutes it
begins to rise.
Birds and animals take their accustomed rest at
the usual hours. The hens take to the trees about
seven o'clock, P. NJ, and stay there until the sun
is well up in the morning and the people ge. into
the habit Of rising late too.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
The House met.

SATURDAY. NOV. / /.
The House met
After prayer bY the Chaplain, reading of the
Journal and sundry notices, the House took up
Senate bill entitled AN Ac; to prevent The adger-
Using, and withholding from sae certain Swamp
and Overlooked Lands" and referred the same to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Puryear offered a resolution declaring that
all persons had a right to travel over the Mem
phis and st. Francis Plank Road free Of toll, un-
til said road shall be built in accordance with tue
acquisitions of their charter. Which resolution
was read 1st and I'd time and referred 10 the
Committee on the judiciary.
Mr. Ederngton presented the petition of sun
dry citizens of Bradley county, praying the enact
ment OF law prohibiting the retailing OF spsritu
Gus liquors.
Mr. Miller offered resolution declaring that
new secret order known BY the name of "hnow
Nothings'' are enemies of orr institutions and tha
said secret order should not be countenanced OF
tolerated. Which on motion of Nh. Neale was
laid on the table
The House adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Nov. 10.
The House met. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gillian,
Chaplain.
Mi Mum offered resolution proposing 10 sus-
pend until 25th Dec, 1856, ali laws now IN force
authorizing the torcbe collection OF debts
Which lost.
Various petitions were presented by different
members signed by citizens of different counties,
praying the Legislature to pass act to suppress
the vending and retailing o ardent spirits. Which
petitions were referred to the Standing committee
on Memorials.
Sandry notices OF the Introduction of bills were
given, when the House took recess until ,
O'Clock NJ. for the purpose Of going into the cleo
ton O. United States Senator.
II O'CLOCK.
The House convened.
The Clerk informed the Senate that the hall Of
the House was prepared for their reception.
The Senate appeared within the hall rvhen Mr..
President announced 10 both Houses the object of
the Convention Nominations heing in order
Hon. r. W. Johnson alone nominated.
The roll was called when Mr.. Johnson received
% votes in the Senate and IS in the House.
Mr.. President announced that Mr. johnson
having received the unanimous vote OF both House
was duly and constitutonaliy elected Un.ted
States Senator for and during the time prescribed
by law
The House now adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
WEDNESDAY, Nov. IS.

The House met. Prayer by Mr.. Gillian.
Chaplain.
Mr. Logan presented the petition of sundry
citizens of Scott county praying the Legislature
to suffer George Hughes to hawk and peddle free
of license--reerred,
Mr.. Wood from the Committee on Militia made
a report in regard to the condition OF the State
Militia.
Mr.. Austell from select Committee reported
back to the House Joint resolution requiring the
Attorney General to have a QIo IPardat0 issued
against the Memphis and st. Francis Plank Road
Company, calling upon said company to show by
what authority they had built and erected toll
gates across the military road in Crttenden coun-
ty, and by what authority they are demanding
and receiving toll from emigrants and others pass
ing over the same.
Said report and resolution were adopted and
tie Senates concurrence asked
Mr.. Douglass offered resolution instructing
our delegation in Congress to their exertions
to procure the passage of law by Congress aG-
thorizing the State of Arkansas to dispose of her
Swamp and Overlooked Lands as she may think
most conducive to her own nterest-relerred.
Mr.. Aloulden offered a resolution instructng the
Committee on the Judiciary 70 enquire into the
expediency of reducing the Swamp Land officers
and curtaIling their present salaries-adopted.
Mr.. Douglass introduced bill to amend the
Homestead law, read ist and 2d time and referred.
Mr. Wood called up House bill entitled san act
to reduce the salaries OF the Supreme and Circuit
Judges" which was read a Sd time and laid on
the table by a vote of43 to 81.
Several other bills of a private character we're
introduced and the House adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
New Goods! New Goodsg!


n &v. BLOCK, have just received di- ri
IL. rect from New Orleans. per steamers GSSS
New World and B. E. Clark, the following arti-
cles, to wit
DRY Goods.
GinghaIn Muslins. Jaconet, Swiss Null, and cross
bard, Prints. Solid and other colors. Do
mestics. ! K "A Bro. Sheet
ings. Sea Island Cot
ton, Lowells Spun yarn-Pongee and linen cam
brio Hand kerchieis, Wnalebone, Sc..Scc.
Groceries, n
Whskey. Monongahela.
Rose and Fetchers Extra, Duh
puy & Grand Brandy, Sugar, Cofe,
Molasses in barrels and half bar,clAkalt,
Mackere Tobacco, Cantlfs. Soap. Rice,
Starch Pickles Sardnes LolSteIs, Salmon. CLANS
Candy, Crackers Cheese Leaf Sugar &c. &c. &c.
EHardyyare.
Iron, Nails. Wedding and Grub Hoes Trace Ok,
Fifth and Breast Chains; Grass Scvthes Wagon
Boxes. Bar Lead Powder, Shot Double and single
and Cotton Cards Droad afKl5ther Axes &c. &c.
BOOTS R &gEOES,
Calf 5ewed. Kip and mud Boots. Brogans, Ladies
Walking Caters and Buskin Shoes. also children
and youths Shoes.
Hope and Atakapas Saddles. side esatGles, Saddle
Wallets. Carpet Bags ,Rridles, Martingaes Surcin-
giles. tirths, Horse Collars and Blind Brides &C.
&c &c
ALSO, a general assortment OF Hats ard Caps
black satin Vests, &c. &c. All of which in addi-
tion to their previous stocko Goods; making as
complete an assortment as can usually be found in
shis market and to which they respectfully solicit
the attention of ther friends, and purchasers gen.
orally, being ever reauy to serve them with dcs
patch.
Washington. Fc5 5. 1854. It'll.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
hIoNDAY, Nov. 13.
The House met

A'IONDAI, NOV. u.
The House met,
Mr. Edmondson presented the petition Of sun
dry citizens of Fort Smith. praying certain amend
ments TO the charter OF SAID city.
Mr. Num- presented the petition Of 4l5 citizens
OF Lawrence county, praying the Legislature to
so amend the constitution that new county may
be made out Of the western portion Of said county
referred.
Mr. Desha made sundry reports from the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Wilson offered resolution making the
committee on Apportionments a joint Committee
adopted.
After the introduction OF fifteen bills and their
reference to the appropriate Committees the
House adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

The census in Scotland has lately been taken
from which it appears that that country is the
most thoroughly compact body OF Presbyterians
in the world. This approximation to religious
unaninity is greater in Scotland than in any 9TH
or country in the world On the morning of the
census, Sunday, there were IN all 943.95l persons
at church. OF these, $4,000 were Presbyterians,
and 10000 belonged to various other sects.
amounting in all to about CO.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
TUESDAY, Nov. Ii.
The House met

The House met
After the preliminaries Of the morning, Mr..
Desha from the Committee on the judiciary,
made various reports which went upon the Clerks
table.
Mr.. Cannon offered resolution calling upon
the Secretary Of Stale TO obtain from the proper
officers the act of Congress, donating the Swamp
and Overlooked Lands to this State. the CORES
pondence, &C. in relation to this matter, and that
two hundred copies Of the same be printed
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Williams. Senate bill No 8
entitled IAN act to prevent the advertising. and
Withholding from sale certain Swamp and Over
flowed Lands,0 was taken up. suudry amend
ments offered thereto, but before any Definite ac-
ton was had thereon, the House adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
a GARD,

DR.PURDOM tenders his professional services
u to the citizens OF Washington and its vicinity
in the various branches OF his profession. He
may be found at all times, except when profes-
sionally absent, at his residence near Main street
January p, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
CABINET MANUFACTORy.
Washington Arkansas.

ME undersigned having purchased the mater
Il al &c. Of J. i. CoLLixS. has commenced thr
manufacture IF Furniture, at c. Whites
JeweiTy store, ore door Easi Of BTLLER 4 SIrAEE,
where IL Wall w prepared to iurnIrh any articles
in the Cabinet line made Of .he best material snc
IN neat, fashionable and substantial manner.-
lie Will keep general variety always on hang.
a he y determined ID sel low his terms Will ipr
variablY tie CASH All Kind Of Repziring done
Coitns made and trimmed TO order All orders
ior furniture Will meet with prompt attention.
a sail 4 respectfully solicited from those who
desire anything in the Cabinet line.
W w. WELDON
Washington, Fe5. lG, 1853 tiff
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
E.iveT,y Stable,

III "a = - e--E'-N'
-EM - THE undersigned
6es.-ss p. having procured an 1,~lJ5
N2- II interest in the Stable ,|11$
attached to the Planters HOTEL. -a2--g 4 z
has converted The same into Lipery Stable and is
fully prepared to give every attention 10 Horses
left in his charge. He has supplied himself with
Saddle Horses. EEacks. &c.
for hire, and respectfully solicits the patronage of
his friends and the travelling public. Himself or
agent may at all tunes be found at the Planters
Hotel, ready TO attend to all calls in his line.
II. McCLlNTON.
Washington, Dug. 15Li. 1854. 33-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
DIR. BENZ. P. ,yETT.

HAS resumed the practice of medicine in
IL Washington. and may at all times be found
at h-s apothecary store, unless professionally alb
sent, where he viii keep full supply Of fresh
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, May4 lat
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Medical Gard.
Quiniie and Casomeg,

H0O 0Z'S Of Pure Quinine, 100 lbs. English
1OO Calomel. iust received and for sale,
lower than ever offered III Washington. by
Mitchell & FOSTER.
Warrington, .47rl &c, 1854. IT.