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LOA SALE Or LNCHANDf Tor CITY PKDPtK-
TY- Naua s Ms t.ociea Yas, factory DZeiins asd
House her ccn.inig M tls q
salem WesLurtoa Colny H. Ih- nDs ofa Orsl hl
with Tree " for~ to s4"k NJ a1da wo2en Ftr1 on
Abundant nd falling tnrpy Of shout
Altaus tn ylase n StlBn LOgs
obtained rom b. hills tte margin oi toe and
iied sawed find oad Al the mills The
Rutland Railroad through tho pfsmses which
there With five rods Of th- nils There bstss hys
the misses sdyanfagou
place fir country ade sufficient supply Of wssr of
s4aOs udeirite ex,erfos buDes Apply
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Amn8fmfHte

INDIAN CONCERT--A Band Of five Indians (of
ibe Oneida Trbsl WIN give g and Concert WEDNrS
%y EVENING 29th inst IN the hat. NJ r. charch, 2iev
Melodies will be by their A.
>nior ~ cen;s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

nRUG STORE for SALEM one Of the most
A. eisbe ele' for business srd residence in the yiciay Of
long established and doing good
t,snss VIII he sold a II applied Tor Immediately.
srplv 70 KINSIFY DARLING No 81 Nessy % New.Y0rk
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TIE EEW-YORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR TaE COUNiNf. .,
so evcry SATURDAY MoRENc Al The low price or - re
n M sd.ance sht for 60 or t~say copies 70 %
- To- 20 uad the paper Ia no case continued o4d mo tia
,l. II = paid AdveItis IsenA ior thtthec VI" Oe eha-s@
Al, fcnfeFer Liae lor each insertOn
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nICkENss HOUSEHOLD WORDS By mail,
50 yss payable IN .dvsnce Two v-arly o.
~ - oe'o ages The Eighth Vol-e ueig bosad IN coh
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THE WORLD OF ART AND INDUSTRY ILLUSTRATED
A splendid 4to yolur-e with 81 foe eusTavags

DOBERT CARTER n BROTHER s
IL NFW PUBLICATIONS
7 JAYS FEMALE SCRIPTURE CHARACGfRs. i2mo ,
IT AFRICA and AMERICA DESCRIBED ~ the allnor OF ne
Peep Of Day ldmo. - cents
Ill TIE ETERNAL DAY. By the Rev Horsius Bona' lSno
81 .,
" THF WORDS OF JESUS By the author Of the Morning
ard Night Watches" i6l.o; A cent?
V FAMILY PRAYERS BY ths ssre sur 20 ceas
VI MORNING and MIGHT WATCHES. by do On cents
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NXfAN1EDA situation as Cook by an experienced
W Woman Would sist ia washing and iraniog n qlrsi
Can give best city Would pref oe employed bT
family into the olltry Cal no 80 Mulberry opq3
site lc Cathedral
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

Public Mecing.A persons opposed tho extension of Al
through Trinity ChuIchyaTd invited
meting ~ The hIoadNay Taberoacle WEDNESDAY EVEN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

VXANIED--By respectable young Woman,
W situation In private family seams.s. and Chamber
nsif would be wlli4s the of children unds
sauds sewing o1 ani ne choreus dresses Can ush
sooc refe Apply a. no S llsy corner Of 9lhs.,
r.fr flf fsr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

IL rufc meeting adil sion Of subscribers th
tesetui desrste Buid..e Los WHh chance 9 sea
lot ofth f9f.I viii Be held every THURSDAY
~ ENING, a; Union Hall Nc l6j SoWery. At Y O'Clock
JACOB rtC ARE obce No rs Heserst
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TUF PcOPLr'S JOURNAL. record of Science. h,ncs
Ifver u su1 Auicuiufe Published Monthly Every nlmber
cont ~ pages beautifully printed fine aud pronsey
With spcdd EugfayBgs forming the end II every
vrar comprising neatly o. with ab0it six
hundred eosant cnrav Terms ony ONE DOLLARS year
cent ty mai Specimen copies ~ cents Address a. above
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

hnss MeetiugA opposed to the removal Of bodies
IN the buying Ground secOniav and frst
the Broadway Tabernacic
rn NRDNt sDAY EVENING the 18th inst y O'clock The
behalf Of the named respectfully
nat opposed - the deseeaton OF unity
Chcleh 0IOunds holding Mass Meeting the above
evening unite with them and enlist
tombnt preserve the sacred resting places OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

eHraed Dorama together with extensive collection OF
betut Doptrc Paintings laughter ncns scenes IN yen
oo sm by Nj GALLAGHER the wordrsuowned msy be Wit
res.eS SIX EVENINGS the Brooklyn Museum, commencing
MONDAY March
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

ITO TAILORS-A young Man wanted a. Trimmer
h eraily nsefal 40 a Boz ~
errsnfs Reference re- luired Apply any dsy TT week
HENRY GRIFFIN, No 20 Bioaieay.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

NVANTED-A Carder and Spinner, 10 go a short
W dtsrce Nc~-York ". understand c. dinr al
Spinning a1a Of haaos thoroughly Tue 0e Of
f,srcrce REQUIRED carag aud sDrety m.rd
us1 pferrrrt Afdress x 4. no Cedsrst y. staiag
piece Of residence snd where lasl employed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

IF The WIDOW or CHILDREN OF FRANCIS
GOOpHUs gho aed in Ns~Yors 10 1882 $50 I'll al q
~ ife Iscraa : thsv viii he she ?. 0OODHJE.
frher - Fsr Oocat1e II will nlorn where the
iove E,red people folad sAey viii confer favor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

NANTED--A situation by respectable Young
w Woman Cook Washer aud lrouer private y.
Tic ies o CITY rrence si7en Please ca 300 Msisou .hs
fcor. Can De- seen crtFo days
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

yXANTED-By a respectable young Woman,
W situation ia private family Lsundres- and ,hsmbersd
90 fhe general house Of small family n sh th
best Of city references Apply No IA West th IN the ston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

ITO CIVIL FNGINEERS--A Young Man wishes 70
temperate Industrious and has
siesiis and experience n lettering &c Address
CHASE WAiarfaurgh y Z
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NANTED-By a steady Woman a situation as irsl

w rae Cook In pr family soOi boarding 10.
Judsstand' a. kinds French cooking snd No ne
sTriv that .nch Good city II required
Ca No .7a 3av 59hst Can be days tn
i4fru sfnr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

ITO WHOLESALE or REIATL GROCERS.--A
Man Who had I've ycar experiences 10 the above
brsirets cstabhle1t desires s'Iaflon
wholesale retail torse Best Of references given Address j.
PorN No m Tribune Cfce
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

ITO ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN---
Wanted ls,rste Architectural Diaukt who u1ieg
HOWARD DANIELS Architect
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
for ALA beautiful bus

II =
~ for thsr sex travelling home. On receipt Of %
Yaid viii Send In Eucious oy which easily BE- usde from
Persons no spend cr two hoo dart
t tay or c,erng will ind IN a'ersns lucrative Fss
dress SAAC NEWTON Brsdgay Pos, 9ice. New ork.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
IEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
rnF XEW-YonK DAiLY TRIBUNE

.,sslisn1D ENERT MORNING AsD EVENING .,CSoAvs
EX.Errfol
~ GRErLii a. scELRA1H
.sss TEiIvNS tvtD'Ne. cosNsR o. NASSAU AND
o4IesIlE TNs CITY HALL 90
stfsyesci g. Cts subscribers a. Cents fef Hee' Hnke
-. Iso CtLs Ns Subscribers t5 per snngni 20 ea'sac-
- ronas s2D fof three months g. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

DCPTlON-Any family wishing to adopt as their
~ oun tro hssltty bsrdscIe Children vii adir'~ o t.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
EIILIlNC LOIS at CLARENCLyILLE, L. /

Pres'r American Gas Co. Ne Broadway. \ \
q. sNrrFrN. Of lonnsel Tor ihs Company
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
NVALLAcKs THEArER. THIS EVENING.
7THL CAMPBElLS HAVE COME--At The

u ST NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM
No 495 Broadway the block with the st Nicholas oe
Third week Stll triumphant tnequsl ed snccess Mu
WEST PEFLS ORIGINAL AND ONLY CAMPBELL
srRFLS whose Concerts for the past Twelve nights have
Gnded BY thousands aud by the and public
plus Ethiopian entertainments Among this niit
troupe VIII be found LUKE WEST MATT. PEEL and JOSE
MURPHY.
An AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE will be given ev
WEDNE sDAY and SATU RDAX for the accommodates Of Lax
and Children.
Tickets IS cents each to be had st the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

EtANTED-A situation by respectable young
W Woman DO chanhsrork ard wlitug understands
ing srd A home opjsrs Apply
NJ, 90 1 av between ltth llfhs l April
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

it can scarcely be conceived by those who
are aware Of the little which has been &C
cothplishedat the present session Of Congress,
that four rnonths have passed since its organ
ization. Yet such is the fact. Except wrang-
ling, speech-makipg, and the passage Of
few minor bills, there has really been moth
ing done this session of Congress. liza lev
important bills have passed the Senate or
House, nothing has passed beth worthy OF
record, and been sent to the President for his
approval or rejection. Yet there are imPor.
tant measures tems ndng the action Of Con-
gress-a fact that no one might presume who
has been watching the proceedings. There
are the Nebraska and Homestead Exemption
bils-blls for the improvement of rivers and
harbors, increasing the naval force, and the
French Spoliation claims, &c. &c. But we
are good natured people, especially with
Democratic Congresses. A Wing Congress,
il guilty Of half the negligence ofth;s, would
never be forgiven. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

Every newspaper printed in Great Britain
must bear a stamp; the number of stamps,
therefore, issued to paper during a year, is
a test Of its circulation. By the steamer Arc
tic, we have the return of newspaper stamps
issued for the last three years. The aggre-
gate circulation Of the Daily Times, for the
year 1853, was ls,9o9, $40, which shows for
that paper an immense preponderance over
all the rest of the London press. The Times
is also steadily increasing in circulation,
while all the other papers except the Globe
and Advertiser. are losing ground. The ag-
gregate weekly circulation of the London
journals during the year 1853, vas 242,l4l.
of which the Times circulated 45,23O. The
weekly circulation Of the London illustrated
News is S2,33l; OF Punch, 1870; of Bells
Life, 27,200; of the News of the World, Co.
296. The Atheneum has 2,940; the Examin-
er4.S3o;the Leader 2,4l4. The Sunday pa
pers, and those of sporting character, have
The largest circulation among the weeklie,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

INDIANA STATE JoURNAL.-This paper has
been much enlarged and otherwise improv-
ed. 1t is now the largest and handsomest
Daily paper in Indiana. We congratulate
friend Defrees on his success, and hope the
Journal may continue prosperous. He has
secured the services Of Berry R. Sulgrove as
one Of the editors of the Journal. Mr.. s. is
highly spoken of as a writer, and we hope
he will make the Journal everything it's po-
sition demands. The columns of the Jour.
nal have been heretofore deficient perhaps
in vigor and industry, not because Dir. Def.
rees lacked the proper ability, out evidently
because he devoted his time principally to
other matters of more Importance to hmse If
probably, but not so much to the public
We hope hereafter the Journal may be the
paper, to which other papers of its party in
the State, distant from the capitol. may at all
times look, with full confidence, for informa-
ton and facts necessary to political discus
SION on subjects of State policy, not readily
obtainable at home.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
IFor the Daily Jon al.
For the Daily Jou AL =.
The Fire T., mit.-The city 6omnclI Bids
ding fer n General COnGlss ration.


ding fer n General COnslssratten.
All. SANDERS, ESQ. Dear SRI have
noticed frame shanty just erected on Vine
street, just above First street, aud as un-
derstand within the fire limitsj and with
still more surprise and regret learn that
whole block of the same description of nuis-
ances to any business locality are about to
be erected on the very corner of First and
Vine streets. ] have lately observed the
same evidences { progression (backwards) in
several neighborhoods in the densey pOpu-
lated district known as the Fire Limits. And
it is not long since permit was granted To
erect the same description Of a powder
house almost under the caves Of $40, 600
hotel and $4,000 Court house.
Now take the liberty OF asking, in the
name of bo'h the rich and the poor, in the
name Of both landlords and tenants, but
more especially in the name of the poor and
Of the tenant in the more crowded portions
of our city, why this thing 10 not stopped at
once; aud finally. There is no doubt but that
the burning of every frame house now with
in the fire limits, would greatly add to the
value of the real estate within those limits,
but surely that is not sufficient reeson why
a city council should labor to increase the
chances of such fire, for whilst the land
lords would be benefited, the tenants would
be great sufferers, and great many substan-
t;al buildings would be destroyed with the
rest. X is but poor encouragement to such
men as Felker Il Heddcrch, Kratz g. He'll
man, Decker g. Kramer, Capt. Bittrolf,
Frederick kron, Judge Foster and Willard
Carpenter, who within the last two years
have spent large sums in the erection of SUBJ
stantal and beautiful buildings within the
fire limits, for city council upon one flimsy
pretence or another 10 permit other parties
in direct violation of all our rights of securi-
ty TO continue TO intersperse these fine bull
dings with lairs OF dangerous and combus-
tible matter which cannot fail hereafter /,
destroy many and to endanger all Of them.
1t is DO excuse that leases exist on which
it will not Fay to build brick houses; but TO
my certain knowledge, unless greatly mis-
taken, know Of late instance where more
than one such concern is being built OIL fee
simple which has been within the fire limits
at any time these last five years. Let US
have end OF this sign OF old fogyism.-
Let the fire limits be extended from Division
to Chestnut streets, and from the river to the
canal. 1t is generally supposed that We
have at least majority Of the Council. who
are men of sense and fitness f.r The office
they hold Let them see to il that We are
not mistaken in this
Yours and theirs, respectfully,
A CITIZEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

SHAxGAI EGGs.-Dr. Graf, Of Princeton,
sent Us yesterday a half dozen enormous
eggs, the products Of Shangai LiLor. What
business they have to make such geese Of
themselves as to lay eggs like these, we can
not make out. They are certainly the larg.
est hen eggs we ever saw. We intend try
ing DE-. G.'s advice to US in part-ihat 10 not
to set on them ourself, for fear of smash.
but to endervor to hatch them out on scien.
,iic principles. The Doctor has, we under
stand, some Of the finest Shangais in this
part Of the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
Going to CONNIE nee Work.

The Washington Star, one Of the regular
organs of the administration, speaking of
some absent members Of Congress, says that
they will probably return in the course Of
the current week "reinvigorated for the real
icork of the session which must soon be COM
nenced in earnest.''
That's very consolng certainly. Our
sion nearly five months, and the administra.
tion,s organ thinks there is strong prob
ao'''y 'nst Its work ,ciil pretty soon begin in
earnest. 30 we may hope that it takes Lo-
co.oeo congress only about halb year to
get 10 WORK IN earnest. 1t has from the first
however oeen at work in earnest in drawing
money from the treasury Il lou. JONI.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

The Boston Herald has the following i'm
portsnt items. No doubt there will be a
great rush, as "there are no more left of
the same sort"
For SALE.-A good husband. Warranted
sound and kind in any kind Of harness espc-
cially IN the matrimonial.
He is Of handsome figure and action, and
can trot his two babies an hour easily; stands
to the cradle without crying; never snuffs at q
dish cloth; is not afraid OF locomotives, not
even those of the crazy Old Colony road.
He is smart traveller, and in every re-
spect an excellent tally beast. BE-
The present owner being about to emf.
CRATE to California the above property must
be sold without lay. Apply to.
A. SrEc, No. 300 Needles Eye.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
The Ward Trial.

The exam ination of witnesses closed last
Friday in this case. Robt. j. Ward, Jr.,
was admitted to give evidence as a witness
after a long discussion. Mr.. Carpenter oc.
cupied Friday afternoon in speech fol
the prosecution, which he vas to finish on
Saturday. He will be followed by Hon
Tom. Marshall. The Court has permitted
four speeches on each side. Those for the
defence will be by Wolfe, Marshall, Gov
Helm and Crittenden. We presume the re.
suit of the whole affair will be q hung jury
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

WRITING ON THE WRAPPERS OF NEWSPAPERS
&c.-It is decided by the proper officers OF
the Post Office Department, that letter post
age is legally chargeable on packages hav-
ing writing, other than the simple address on
the outside. Ii payment is refused, the party
sending it cannot be prosecuted for fraud
on the Department, as an attempt to conceal
the writing is necessary to constitute fraud;
as in the case Of writing words or signs in
side Of package of printing matter, which
is fraud, under the law.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

PREMIUM SILVER WARE.-Mr. Hustace
mas just received rare lot of silver ware, 10
which ne invites public notice. His stock il
large and embraces the latest .tvle, mann.
featured. His table ware is especially
worthy of notice. Families wishing to sup
ply themselves would do we'll to call and az.
anime his stock. For particulars zee sdyer.
tisement in smother column.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

PATENT GRAIN THREsHER.-We call the
attention OF our farmer friends to the adver-
tisement of Ralston's Patent Grain Thresl,-
er. Separator and Cleaner, manufactured at
Ripley, Ohio. This thresher stands higher
than any other having the same objects in
view. The advantages. however, are brief.
ly stated in the advertisement. They are
such as TO make this machine surercede all
others where used.