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~ Jos EMIL rxa4oK Receives all the New Book,
and Newspapers ~ fast - published. He Is agent
Ior Har er's and all the otter Magazines, and oui
readers win always find Q large snd gooa assort
ment OF Blank Books and Stationery at bis BOOK
store Odeon Building, corner of4 street ami Penn
yiyAuis avenue aug ~
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e Tie drought is seriously affecting The
potato crop Of Kentucky, and many farmers
have sbandopsd whole 6elds a
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gThe yellow fever has made its appear
ance at Augusta, Ga.
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METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE MsTI.
TUTE.
Ii, n

1Uh, tcflocen G and II streets,
NYILL commence its Fall Session on FRIDAY,
w septeD Der the 1st
There are two departments, male end femal., en-
tirelV distnct-thrse diviions in each primary ju-
nior and senior-sn elegantly furnished room for
each div sion, ard full course of study The best
modes Of teaching prsctifsi in New York and New
England are here pursued.
Circu srs ut the Bookstores.
aug 30-3* R. PIERCE Prjnciral
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MISS l., LATIMER

WILL open a School on 10th street, three doors
w south of II, on Monday, september 4th, for
the purpose Of instrucing small children In the 81
smentary branches Of an English education.
Miss L. respectfully solicits the patronage Of the
public.
For terms, &C., enquire at the school ROOM or at
the residence Of Rev. Mr.. Gilliss n Y ave. between
9TH and 10th cts. aug 30-4t$
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE
Washington, Aug. 20, 1854.

Washington, Aug. 20, lSs4.J
Information ha, been received from Alexander
Burton, Eq, United States Consul at Cadiz, that II
has been cscreed BY royal order ttst American
vessels shall be considered in the ports Of the PENN
sul. and the adjacent islands, IS naiijnsi vessels
with respect to the Payment of port and navigation
dues, as measure Of reciprocity for what is Prac-
tssi in the ports Of the United Stat in rsgsrd to
Spanish vessels arriving from the ports OF the PEN
insu'a and adjacent Islands.
o. REWARD.-A red hair TRUNK lost, sup
tDO posed to have dropped eft q Cart In Gtorge-
town, or between there and the Washington Hall
roed Depot on Mopdsy morning last. 1t bad eard
on 1t, marked "Mr OConnor and family, n. York, "
ontaining q Young miss's clothing. 10. The above
reward will be pa'd for the trunk and contents by
leasing them with Mr. Wa1lach, Star Office, or Mr..
4. r sheckles, High street, Georgetown.
aug sO-3tk
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

10 L|II[1ItD W
DANAWAY from the subscriber near BeltsyilIe
IL on the 9th of August, q negro BOY, named
John Terral he is between Is and 10 years old
rather more than fvs fest high black, with . dull
small eyes, short nabby hair, coed se.
Of teeth round shculdersd, and very slow In hi,
movems nte. He bas Q father living in Charles co.
aud will probably make bis Way there. The above
reward will be given if delivered to me- or secured
in jail 30 may get him again.
JAS. &. BRENT,
aug 30-lvS near Rsltsyille
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INV ArsIc'-JOhn r. Ellis. Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets, has SEN,
us the following new music:
a. Fontareiia Polka" by Charles scb.nn .
+" Andaa WAitE," by Henry Harig. "p.rlor
schoitisch," by Charles Lersehow; "a Peach
Blossom Polka" BY John q. Hewitt; /" Home
If Dy Childhood" By II. ". Csrstsns; and
-" Yoan ni.. me then BY John H hewitt
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hfONET-MON EY.-GFO. T. MASSEY
Vl has been appointed Agent for loanipg none,
In small large at short dates. on approved
pap'r. Apply to Geo 7. Massey, Agent, at j. 4
Rarr's, on n, between 1lth and 18th streets, from
q n. to o'clock D. m auv 0O-StS
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PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER.

DERS9NS desirous Of Obtaining Philadelphia Print
i BUTTE r fresh from the Dairy can do 10 By
calling at my Stalls. as and 54) Centre Market.
Orders will be received by Mr.. JAMES Il. SHIKuI,
No S, opposite Centre Market, and the Butter do
livered 10 any part Of the city
aug 2S-St GEO. NJ OYgTEB
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DOARD "A small family can be &C ommods
- ted with pleasant rooms and board IN . private
Hamiiy, where there are no children, on the soutl
side of 2, second door east of 18th street
any Sn--tf
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(NONE AGA1N.-Rasaway. on the 18th In
VI stant, dark, brown. nulstto BOY, about IL
or is yes cd, steut lkelylockiug buy-cown look
when spoken to. He was Mordav, about
ucon in the Northern liberties near the 7th street
Market Had on when LEFT, blue check shirt apd
brown drilling penis. and blue cap. Any one who
viii re urn the boy will be literally rewarded, and
also confer great favor their very obedent ssr.
want, ALFRED JONES
The boys name is William Francis Wilson, com.
monty called Frank. aug %p-2ts
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Sh6 REWARD.-Strsyedf FROM i street, bet.
DC 18th end 10th, on sunday night, . BLACK
HORSE about IA hands high. He has three white
feet smali white spot on foreheah, and white noe
tril He L. good In harness and veil used 20 tho
sasdle. viii give tee above reward II lef; either
at Levi Pumphrey's Stable, OF Buffers, in yschson
Hall alley. skTIN LYLE8.
aug 29-Sts
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A CARD,

n ccnnexion With the Auction and Commission
l. Business, I offer my services to the public -
GENERAL AGENT.
Particua ar attention given 10 the buying and sell.
ing Resi- Estate, Stocks, &c.
An intimate acQusntance with the SITS e Of the
mark for the last three years enables me {, oer
to those DESTROYS Of employing agent the best
Cpl ortunitiss for investment
GEORGE p. DYIR,
llth street, 1rst door from Pa avenua
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CKkTcHEs OF EMINENT srATEsMHN of the
- time Of George III, by Lord Brougham-nev
editisn, z vols
Letters Of Rachel Lady Russell, new edition, one
vol
Railroad Accidents and the means BY which they
may ee prevented by the OF the Electro-Maenet-
ic Safety Apparatus, by Turnbun and W. @. Mao
ReS-25 cents
Owen on the Skeleton AMI Teeth
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative Ppy0osc0
Dew edition. PRANCK TAYLOR.
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DOARDING.-Ag gentleman and his wife can
I'D be accomm. dated with b ard and lodging in
private family upon very moderate terms. The res
tdence Is in part OF the city, egreeablr
neghborhocd, and near the Patent office. Apply
throu Ih the Post Office to eZ IN
aug 30-3ts
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livery sTABLE.-Tbe subscriber has
IL rented the Stable on B, between 9th and It'll
Streets and fronting the Canal, and Is ready 70
csire horses on livery. His long exper in the
of horses usu6es him in say Ing that they Win
be we'll attended TO JAS. 0AT10.
aug 2Q-4t
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OST-On Fniay night, At the pump, corner Of
II haryanS avenue and 7th street, Q blk Leather
PORTE A0NNlLR, containing q small amount Of
money and some valuable papers, In favor cf @. W.
Hinton. The finder will Re lb:rally rewarded by
leaving the sc M at Eolmeads Grocery. ut Bosvsllb
Drug ttore, or with
JNO. W. SIMPLIFY,
At George w. Hinton's,
Pa avenue, between ~ snd 6h sts.
eug 2S-3ts
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CUMBERLAND CosL FOB sALR.

4 SUPERIOR article of Lump run Of hiees, and
n Fiue, by the cargo or siI gle ton.
Apply at Easby's Wharf, Washington.
TH0S MEHAPRRY, Agent
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company.
aug 2S-luH
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time, for We saw him off ourselves.
The Death Of Ex-senator Downs.-As gen.
sral rule, our respected neighbors of the Intel.
kigenee, are Indifferent to the newspaper strife
for the early publication of news; but occa-
sionally they depart from their staid propriety
of conduct, and snap up an item" with the
chuckling eagerness peculiar to the restless
| impatient, indefatigable, 60 ahead penny pres
| Of the country. Of late, the InteliiTeucer has
been caught napping-and the detection caused
not the slightest uneasiness to our cotempo-
raries-in the way, or, rather, for the want, Of
| telegraphic news. To make amends, in this
mornings issue it fsvors Its readers with the
following grateful discovery:
"We learn with much satisfaction that the
report Of the death Of ex- Senator Downs, Col.
lector Of New Orleans, is premature. The
error, We understand, arose by confoundir Q
him with Commodore Downes, of the Navy,
recently deceased, and from the fact that Col
lector Downs had left New Orleans for Ken.
lucky for the benefit Of his health, in viii, b
latter place his death was reported to haye
taken place
THE President it appears, has filled the sup
posed vacancy by promoting Mr.. Porter, the
Surveyor Of the port of New Orleans, and ad
vanciDg one Of the Appraisers to the office of
Surveyor. What is to be done now in the pre-.
misses We ere unable to say, but suppose the
word of command will be, IDS you aosrs"
To speak seriously-for It is the only Ian
gusgs which can be employed properly in d
matter of general bereavement-there is nc
doubt of the death of Mr.. Downs. At the time
telegraphic despatch was received at the
Treasury Department from Kentucky, announ-
cling the sad event. A similar despatch Wa
received at New Orleans, which called forth
the following obituary notice from the Louisi-
ana Courier:
"DEArR OF GEN 8. W. Dowss.-This gen.
tleman died on the l4th instant at Crab Orch
ard Springs, Kentucky He had been for some
months past in very feeble health, and left
here some weeks since with the hope that he
might be improved BY travel.
A. For many years past the deceased occupied
prominent position In this State He was
native, We think, Of Davidson county, Tennes.
see, and was graduated at the Transylvapia
University at Lexington, Kentucky. He after.
wards went TO the bar. For many years he
was an influential member Of the Legislature
q this State, and was also member of the
convention which procured the constitution Of
IS.o BY Mr.. Polk, he Was appointed u. 8
ilcs Attorney for the Eastern District of
Lcuissea, which Office he resigned on being
Ss''s' " lsA1 TO The United 5tstss Senate,
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IN &
Al kXCELLENT SADDLE AND HARNHss
"A HORSE FOR SALE. BUT SIX YEARS OLD
WARRANTED SOUND. TERMS Low. Apply Of
the Star Once sulLu
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90 ENGLISH RAT TERRIERs--Ror sale,
- two pair PUPPIES full blooded Ing ish
IA, Ierner Puppies Price $40 Per pair.
ALEC, one blooded Newfoundland Slut.
Address "a B c." ct the Star ofios.
aug 2Q-TuT .ASe
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FOB SALE-The eloop GEO. VASE
INGTON lying at 18th It Wharf she IL In
g-sa s.iiing order. seven tons freight. For terms
enquire at the corner 10th and x stSsets.
aug 22-tf
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1,HE NEW AND POPULAR SONG, 81 touch my
i cot Guitar" composed and arranged for the
Piano Forte by Prof. J. O. Rosrtsch, words b. Hen.
ny K. Stoddard. Esq, and dsdicated to John y. No
ouade, Esq, Of New York, can be had at the Mudc
Depot Of HILBUs HIrL
aug al
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

VNHE subscriber having purchased the ftors on
l. the corner of New York avenue and 9th STREET,
lately occupi-d by Mr.. G. P. wsnnsl begs leave to
inform tie citizens Of Washington and the adjacent
country, that be has just opered large knd fresh
assortment of Groceries, consisting, In part fol-
low, viz:
Fresh Family Flour; ch,ice Teas Of the lsteet
importations and finest favers; Javy, Lsguyrs and
Rio Coffee; Sperm, Adsmsntine, ami Tallow Cnn-
dies; Salt Mackerel, Herrings, and Goldfish; prime
1T Of Bacon, and 9 lot OF superior Sugar cured
Hsms
..Also, Buckets, Broems Tubs, &c.
He pledg.s himself to sell his goods Low - any
house In the eli ty, having reference to quality.
L LORD,
Corner New York ave. and 9th srsst.
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aug 22-Sts
WyHITREY's Metallic Wealth Of the United
w ftaes, vol, 6vo
Life Of G. Quincy edited by Jos B. Brsithw
Memories over the Water, by Henry Nancy
Lamartines Travels IN the East. vols
aug 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
lust PUDLIsHKD.-The Andus Waltses, the
~ Reception Waltz, the Matilda Polka, the Psach
Blossom Polka Fontenella Polhs Parlor sobotxish,
Breathe not thy Name; Return, Return, my eptrt
Pines, at the Piano, Music, Stationery and Fancy
Goods Store Of JOAN y. ELLhe,
aug 26- Pa av. bet 9th and 10th So
nor sALE-A pair Of fine Coach poRSxs-they
II are Young and sound. work we'll. and are fast
travellers Sold for no fault, and b seen at the
Capitol Stab ee aug 2k-lv
II Cer-On the 10th instant a god Sleeve Button.
i A marked ]. r. X The finder will greatly oblise
the loser by leaving 1t at this once.
aug 81
A CHANCE FOR PRINTERs-An Imperial
n smith Press, IN good order, several Tvps
Stands and Gasys, Cabinet OF Gases ten or sf.esp
pairs OF Cases, Chssss Cuts &C. for sale on remark
ably low terms. Apply at the stas once.
aug 22-6
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The Loss OF tho Ship stancrdshirs.


M Alden the chief Of the StAf,rdshire arrivsA
In this city to-day His account OF the dssstar 10 su1
stsDtiAly A. before stated In gale the 2Sth e
December, ths ship almost stripped the torsnASk
alone standing. Ou the 10th, at SP. NJ, hurdcsso
from the N ". came BY ths captains orddeN
At ten nir to twelve Sssl Island light sesst
when the captain srkd that the current had set t
sbp n shore, and order given to round; bu1
the sb struck The psin and molt II tbs ages
fured to erv- the vessel the captain believing that tA
chip be,g shore would stritr before going DO
In twenty nutes after the mae left the shp she wesR
d. with al on hoar,.
Al the la.t accounts n, bodies hsd beeu ieocvsrs4
Among the lost Dr. Aalonsy Of Dublin the surgsss
Of the ship
The folio ~tng the Of the saveA far ~
Alden remsm yer them In tbs org boat, tbs nsta
Js. Alden; seNord mate r Lest; boy, john Copba;
the oooh, named Kel'e.; passenger named Grsn ssd
nine others In the quarter bas the fourth mate ".
Stevenson boy Daned St. p1ea O. Withnst n wosnAa
psnspger, Jane and seven others In the hfs koAt
nine sailors IL the jol boat the third mate, Mr. Mo
gam sAilor parnsd Daniel O'Ns and twelve others.
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HASpsoyR Tzulnosnls The passengers Of the bask
Oregon. Of the Pioneer Line OF Australian packets thsS
arrival At Melbourne last July from this city subscribed
Of money for the purchase Of two handsous svsQ
trumpeu to present 70 oapt Thomas A. Higgins, q the
Oregon, and TO bis arst oosr, M Stsllington ~ tss-
orials sstssm and mark Of respect for tho
energy and ssAmAnlhs qualities displayed BY them o.
the passage
o.p, PhilAnd1 Crosby Of osntrsvle, left Boston shs
day before the great gale tf Deo 40 for aArnsabe In
IN all socp be had purchased Nothing has since bsso
heard Of him or the vessel
SHIP TrnByR three hundred OAK trees, It said
hsve recently bern disposed Of in Oaxhsm, hAss to shp
lers Maine To constitute the frame OF one ship
some Of the brought 6fteen dollars each on the
sy burned IN N. Yori CITY and brother Of tns oom
Ider ~ the same here ON East Boston exploring
=, s ..' o. ,ss .S JSs S ss
informed, t.slvs dollars thousssd board measure afsss
tt. dept to BE- sent i,s place Of dss.iustioo
Several los have already been forwarded from s
timber to build another ship like the 0rea, Republic
The tim Der thus demAtded u becoming scarce aao -
ooo'equnty yery valuable We soRs i.haas rsss
equivalent. Que farmer In this town. ve uooenAat
has sold three hundred trees and several DINERS saoa
lees number -Amh1a Er7rn
suAxm Gso LAW on Aspin ~an, Dec. 2o 1854
Dear sr,-ws arc i'm truotsd In behalf Of the pAsssn
gers board this ship 70 express 70 you ,ns ssa o.
thoes eutruste to your charge To. sngle sentiment %
your pswepssrs IT, that vessel oouk be bsttsr nAvf
ssts l. oom mi pded Offered, Notwithstandas the
isrre number board, the whole pAssass has besa
msrhsd With singular propriety subordnation asd dts
p. n. sO.c,, ,n ss. III o. hs..
dent TO vi any Who before on shpbosrd va
frgsttsn In your admirable command OF the ship snd -
the lps pre-emineot qualities Your pasen
cspno, forteaT also 10 mention that the systsmAae
h ale vbich dstn sushed the stsersse Of the eeos9s
Law in happy contrast to tbs general sssct Of ssssr
age psepeers and they trust eondact IN tn pss
tEuar viii BE- emua4d BY other ssotemsn oommsnd.
,ns ve&s4is In our commercial marine To yourssh ana
your ,fcers ve tesdsr behalf a the passenger our
hindsst RENE m brances. -. u.. #,
IAvi d samm, Prresr u nj ". ins"on ~
K Church; N RsAsoDsr, Nioistes u x caurah x :,
| VAndevAtsr, Dr. d. Springfield L. DouSas psn' y.
| Fdvsrd Van 4 Fsno, D Knight, shsrms, P,ck, os1t.
H. Brovs D Thonpsc. w% ~ sonss n1ssoI -; -
+ 0edIss l. psnham, ASsnt for she zke CunJ@Sse -
| -, ~ Hbber5, n. d Geo II. ksuog.
n. Csp< Joha Kc0ovSn, of stsaDshiR 0ssrSs LAW
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CHARLEroS Jan 10 1884
The sales OF cotton to-day reached 400 es, At N
changed prices,
CINCINNATI Jan l6 1851
Fi,u has advanced 70 So Provisions buo,Ant anA
held for advance Heys pork 10 quoted at Sl 80 SIR
La u At sAe for bep and O., for tegs Sight sxshAags
New York IL dull 1t ! premium. Fro ghh v
New Orleans nour, Toe, and pok 300.
loUIsvILI Jan II, 1874.
Provisions arm and sdvanaDg, Mess po, hell ~
s12 Lard, skc. skc., In bbh; kegs, %. shoudsrA
$1sc., out Of salt
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From Cincinnati
FALL or SUSPENSION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OF TIE OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Jan 10, 1854
The wire suspension bridge between Covinston Asl
Nssport gave say this evening, whils two men and
efa htsoD cattle crossing 1t Tho escaped, bue
some II the cattle Killed The keys Whish held The
re- cable TO the anchors gave WY.
The exteI sve ursiture warehouse OF Mr. ConssnttD4
on FIJI street, In Are The flames will, IL =
thought, be coLf fined T. that bui ding.
There . 6ns stage of water In the river, and II v st3
rihia1
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Great we.tern Railroad Col. brasion.

IT,
The trains from New York and Buffalo, on excui Aoo
over the Gres Western RAr nd arrived here about sa
O'Clock hAvng bot sc aDsd the road
az th~ lrs, Dumber In the Thousands OF pAopEs
Ars here from the country and from Caicago-asout
tn usahd 10 the train fro,s the East The town IL am
mated, and banquet tax " pacs 81 seven o. ,lock
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Interesting from ChaxIsstoa.

THE HTkANKK WAHKfUU
SLIGHTLY DIsAELzD-L0ss or .HH CLIPPsR sFAf
TAM u'sHANrER. nc.
CHAMgs-oa, Jan 10, 1854
The stsxmship Black Warrior FROM Ns~ Yora for No
be via Ha,ana arrived 1T this port yesterday, having
pat in to repair some alght deranga amsnt OF her =
chinsry. She reports having sxpsriencsd vsry heavy
weather to tho fOuthwArd OF Cape HAttsras Tns rspa
TO her machinery will be completed that she viii 50
for Havana on Wednesday or Thursday.
Three OF the Of .he clipper ship Tam 0ShAus4HA
from Calcutta for Bostos arrived at tks port SAtax
day. report that tho sband, the 2sts
u't At which time she had Fifteen feet Of water in hG
bold. Thirteen Of her srew were rescued by ths shp
WeAest, from Boston Sonni TO New OslsAus and Capt.
Sou ard Messrs Lea ana Roland pAsssny,r
oIed BY the schooner is~ fro nortteru port bosnA
TO the West Inciss Captain Sou intended TO iaad II
Bermuda II possible.
The salv opera troupe taking advantage Of the delay
Of the Back Earrior At this port will give grand eco
cert here on Tuesday evening
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Later from Rio Janeiro.


The BAH Antelope arrived At this por TO cay brings
Rio tstss OF the bth Dvcember CGse, under usfAvorA
te from England and large stock on hAod mao ds
clipet 400 N 600 rss pr sviou, quoAuon. s fpoN
bsss At @lo<o ooss,stne OF mred lots good ~ and
perior subsequently, dealers demanded soo slooo.
mere were but few vessels In port unsnsaged.
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n, Bedini IN Balsimsrs.

BALnnosA JAn- II, IBSA
Prspaxssous are mailing for another Bsdni pessdsa,
q sgs sssls, te-nofrsv night
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Ins ugus alton OF the Governor OF New jersey.
TsssTvy Jan. IT, 1854
To Gay at IL O'CLOCK Rodman n Price, 6oyernsr elect
Of NV Jersey duly saugurasd and inducted into
ofHes
After the oAths Of oaos were administered the Cover
delivered his inAo gurA address, In which he advo.
catd rull liberal provision for the education Of
every chik In the State special snaotmena he
sugstsis, should Be avoided labor and high wages
should b. encouraged the public laws should
legal system Of the stat- Ia nspd~d geoiog
cal survey OF the STATE transit duties should be sxacted
from AL railroad con psnies Is In favor Of protecting
the tArbcrs o. tie stat, and favor Of the removal OF
ohstrpotiops and ehments 10 the New Yort by
The Governor strict neutrality 10 the Euro
pen car and the prsssst policy Of the Pres
d. mt OF the United states
The .hsb ty question vas not preached to day. The
shr member, vo'si against the resolutions respecting
the ina ugu alton.
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ALBANY, Jan. II, 1854.
SauAL DBrRnunos PuBIs LAspss
Mr. BRooB' rsfolution instruoting oar members =
Congress to for the State Of New York equR
share Of the public domain for educational and othk
purposes In the event Of the general gvernnsnt dsn
ung those lanes among the several States sAop
I'VE COMPLETION CANALS.
Tse Dill perfscths the amsndmset to the oonsdtaN8
which provides means for he oonpstioa Of tAs Sta1u
canals was passed by syss %, nays =.
provide, for the submission OF the smsndmanf u -
people on the 3D. Of February next.
nII1 0kDKRlo 10 THIRD RlAofyd.
bin TO promote medical science ordered 10 thiH
resding ASo, bin dividing the Sixth Judicial dstsss
o! New York Adjourned.
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AIAN jan, IL, 1874
0zrJKAL oRDKRS~ JUDICIAL HArTns NEW Ycz AND au1GC
COUNTY, 1o.
Ths seirg general order day, number q Issal ~
were acted on.
bill TO enlarge the jursdson ofths Court of gssde1o
In Kings county ordered TO third reading.
The bill to amend sbe act In rsatseu 70 jursss tz ~
city Of New York was ordered to . third rcsdipg.
In KrLn
The joint rules repor tsd adopseA.
CUsTOn souM 0swBa0.
bill granting the consent Of hs state 70 the purshAso
BY the United States OF land In the oty Of Oswsgo -
erect custom house, wArchouss &o., was road thra
time and ed.
NEW YORK r-CrExrANT BEoorAL MISSIONARY s0UHrY,
M CosxLlno introduced bin amending the chartee a
ths Protestant Missionary Society IN New Yoe
wRKCKnAryaka
Mr. SKARFo gave noGoe Of q bill making the % - e
Wrsckslaiter elective.
Mr. SAVAGE introduced btu To reduce the dinens4oua
Of the Csltral Pars in Nov Yerk Also, to ehArsr tAs
B,oomine dale Savings Bank.
Mr. GARx Ia Dtroduesd bill oonfesrng additional pos-
the juatcer of the Marine and District Courts.
Also comforting powers New York Marine Courts 70
naturs his aliens
Was reported, tassn up In Com nittee OF the whos4
aIf, without Amendment ordered ca third rssdng Aa-
jourpsd.