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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

II every ittlc helps, thrice blessed is Jo-
seph r. l.iule Of Arnold. Me, whose wife
lately presented hia with ihi,e ucw Liules
al a hinh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22
Is il Fair :

We give Major Eastrnan credi, fora good
bit. Here II 10:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-22

Maj. 1921 Maj. I0,322
In the above counties the ne, Wing gam
is Ia 322.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
WILL KANSAS BE A FREE OR SLAVE STATE'

A Joint Stock Society with a large capital has been
established for the purpose Of encouraging Immigration
into Kansas and the abOonss strainng every nerve
to persuade the people 90 into that country for the pur
rose of preventing its pre0ccupaon by Shareholders On
The other hand the citizens of Missouri carrying their
property into the disputed territory, thus vndcang their
without the injustice of expulsion or confscaiion Inc
abolition journals attach great to TINS contest
,o attach none whatsoever The Introduction OF slavery
into the new Territory would not add one slave TO the
eregate slave population. IL would not strengthen the
institution lis interests. We have seen an argument
flat slaves would increase rapidly in fresh ana Ter
lilo country those who will look at the extensive area
of the southern Sates at its cheap lands ana unlimited
abundance will readily see that the increase OF slavery
4 not limited by any want OF subsistence employment
There il enough of land and labor to employ all the south
ern slaves, they do not go to hansas. bu, Ine
theories of political philosophers are rarely realNer
Inv events The geographical position OF Kansas is
s,cL that lis nearest outlets must be through south
ern States and by way of southern ports. us cot
ton hemp and tobacco whether Crown oy ree oI
nrosneritv of the South The great railroad 10 the
Pec will pass Kansas. The Interests OF that State
T no thus united with the southern states, IN spite OF
r. .layoent motives with which il is now sought to be
aed with the sworn foes of the South Lot the Adolf
tionists organize immigrant companes let them admins
ter the AntSa'ery oaths 10 hen,. ln. hs soId in
souten port and the immigrant will perceive the seillsn
nu.tee BY which he sent as the oe VI
,boTe with whom his interests are identical FOR these
sons we feel no anxiety TO the institutions OF hansas
Sayery is stronger home than when diused by propa
csnS;sn States located within the cotton and tobacco
latitude can never be persuaded to war daiis. 'nose
, ,ssnles And the time will come when any injury to
1ba,lestdn Norfolk Baltimore NewOrleans VIII be
es;ed with as much courage by Kansas and Nebraska
tbe invasion Of those cities during the last
hv the people of Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana Since me
:cons line has been oberated, and the badge Of as
.onaifcation removed, Indifferent whether the
dnn,rv sball be dedicated Slavery or not. God and
s",snhy have given the commercial control OF the new
,oy 10 the southern States and all the British Abo
onist. in NewYork and Canada cannot deprive us OF "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
SLAVERY IN KANSAS.

John Cradle citizen of Wayne Co., is now in Kansas
Terrtor, locating land lie writes back TO The Canton
T,onscr,pt June 95 that Sayoholdng Junio nave ue.
ermped not to permit any Anti Slavery people to settle
in that Territory. He says that the Government junction
aries are all savehoders, devoted to its extenton
Kickapoos about thirty miles west of St. Joseph, haa
heard that an agent for a Free Soil company was IN ST.
Joseph who intended to locate whole township OF Free
Sollers in Kassas who from Ohio and
and that there were 900 emgants from Massachusetts
Therefore this fellow and his gang ordered the agent out
of the Territory under the penalty of ynchng but the
man iearlossly finished his business
Mr. Grnble says that Vanderslce ordered him out OF
Kansas with all Free Sellers and Aboonsts, IN the most
indignant manner Notwithstanding four tths " All una
are settled in the Territory poor people, AMI shoui
vote against the Introduction Of Slavery.
lie says that every emgran is closely ctsssquesuonea
as his political sentiments and hercey threatened WIN
tbe of the myrmdons of Slavery if he is tine
tured with Free Soiism. cleveland tO.l Leader.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
PREVENTION OF CHOLERA.

TSne Editor Of The ~ y. Tri1pH>
SIR: At your invitation submit few suggestions based
on settled prncipes in the hope that they may aid the
community 10 preven and to arrest the first symptoms of
Cbole,a without resort TO uncertain medicines BY the
apnicaton of little common sense to some physical
laws which may exercise great control the vital
rsoen.b;ltes of the bowels, which organs admitted
o. h Tho seat of the disease. shall barely assume
fundamental proposition or two, with their deductions
referring to what have written elsewhere for full dis
cussion and elucdation Of the subject.
/ II NAV be laid down a fundamental law that the
bowels with their greet length delcacy and instability
ore designed in TO be firmly supported and braced
inward from below without suspension from above and
portion 10 the energy and efficiency OF the natural tone
ard force Of the abdominal muscles.
g. That while the bowels thus sustained they will be
kept in their natural position for action but without this
support they will be displaced, and as consequence Of
that displacement they liable TO lose their tone and
healthfu efficiency in such event nothing but restoration
10 their proper place prevent relaxation irritation
which NAV ense from this arrangement OF position should
there be any unusual cause Of excitement.
g. II NAV be considered universal law that when a
Decessarysupport in nature fails its deficiency must be
sunped by art and the most surely effective is by
brncno apped at the lower part of the abdomen the
prncple Of the Brace have adopted to the emergency
AS substitute for this efficient Brace may be
Of Great moment and certainly great relief to all per-
sons who are apprebensye of cholera attacks or perceive
the approaching debility above indicated To swathe them
selves with baEdages et dry around the lower parts
of the abdomen and apply them with convenient degrees
of tension according to the Judgment OF the patients
sufferers f. p BANNING, NJ. D., No. Bond ST.. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

opinions or be put to death Vain and evasive 'nen
the distinction in Popery between temporal and
spiritual since all is enguphed IN the maelstrom OF
Infallibility ?,
Now for the conclusion: Aud let ne warn yon lei
low-citizens. If ever that BobcnCpas spreads her
deleterous shade this now fourishlng hePuohc'
farewell TO Liberty, to Virtue aud TO Happiness
CONVERT FROM PoPERf.
P. s.-Lest any one should suppose that any oil the
quotations above made incorrect or mutilated'
hereby invite the Romsh Bishop Of this city to deny
them. This presume, be is too wary to attempt
should it be done however, will then call upon bun
to appoint with me committee OF SIX indiViduas'
three to be chosen by himself and three by me. To
this committee ] am willing to leave theissue, whether
NY quotations are correct not. / am willing also
that the examination of the passages have quoted be
made in their own books The bishop doubtessly has
the Moral Theology Of the great ST. Ligor as the
Rev. Father Varela called in controversy he had
some years ago. stated that 'the works of Lgorl are
ain the hands of almost every priest" (See Nen-
York Utekiy Register and Diary of March p, 1881
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
PROBABLE kIDNAPPiNG IN NLiNOfS'
'orrespondepce of The N. Y. Tribune.

Corespondepce of The N. Y Tribune.
LAsALLE, Saturday, July l5, 1854.
On tbe night of July IL, while the from Rock
Island halted at Lasalle waiting for st. Louis passen-
GERS the Rev. WIN. Salter Of Burlington, Iowa. was
attracted 10 the platform by loud conversation. The
cause of this disturbance was follows:
Two colored men, who had bought tickets for Chi
cago were held by three apparently professional bull
lies who said the former should not 90 1t was
near midnight and there few men about the de-
pot The bidnappers had one hand on the collar of
The men, and the other near pistol or knife. All
other voices were drowned by their threats and oas
asked, "Are you officers" "No." Have YOU
served any papers," "NO." | then said these men
"are not criminals and they must 90 on" used lit.
tie force and pistol presented to with
defiance. What should we do? Mr.. Sater
did as much or more than any one, peace
men and all unarmed, and with the exception of
a few valiant boys about us, who said the men should
not 20 back, we could not tell friend from foe hear
no one speak who did not denounce the kidnappers;
but we were all strangers, and every act seemed to
court death. As we waited for officer, the cars
started and we with them.
Who will furnish the sequel TO this outrage Were
the individuals referred to kioaPpers OF their
preyl We passed into the down train. AS we met
it and gave the alarm, Capt. Price of the GOrden
CITY said one of them Free and took his papers
keen them. and have since learned the other to be
resnectable resident of Chicago Will Illinois redress
this outrage? We shall see. }. b. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.

Abou. ha-pas, last evening FIRE broke out IN
the building No. Cos Broadway, occupied on the hrst
floor by the Misses Simmons & Noel as millinery estab-
lishment upper part unoccuped The fire originated in
the cellar but how or in what has yet been
ascertaned 1t was first discovered under the stairway
OF the basement and strong suspicious are entertained
that it was the work of design. The occupants of the
premises state that caused by the carecssness of
boy who went down into the cellar to wash some bottles
The iremen of the district early the ground and
soon extngushed the flames. Damage trifins. Misses
Simmons & Noel are insured FOR 5000 in the Equitable
Insurance Company The Police Of the Fifteenth and
adjoining Wards early the ground and maintained
order
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
XXXIIId CONGRESS. ... FIRST SESSION

SENATE WASHINGTON Wednesday July 10, 1854.
Mr. SUMNER presented the memorial OF Charles Fran
els Adams and three hundred others, Of all parties Of
Quincy Mass, praying for the repeal OF the Fugitive
Mr.. CHASE presented similar petitions from Ohio. All
referred. -,
Mr. OWN introduced bill granting the right of way
To the Maysyille and Benecia Railroad.
MIR JONES introduced bill granting land to Iowa Tor
railroad. Referred
Mr. Ill NTER, from the Finance Committee, reported
L for the relief of eral Clerks In the Indian Bureau
Passed. -
Mr. PITT from the judiciary Committee, 10 which
had been referred numerous emOtals praying for the TO-
peal of the Fugitive Slave Act said that the Committee
ave of opinion that such legislation was and
had instructed him report The same back aud ask to
he discharged from further consideration thereof Agreed
Mr. HAMLIN reported back the Texas Lighthouse
Appropriation bill without amendment
The Texas Debt bill was then taken up
Mr. BRIGHT explained that the bill appropriated al
,Ls time eight millions and ashaf The i've millions re-
tanned by the United States under the act Of 1850 VIII at
the end of the time limited by that act amount TO the sum
appropriated BY this bill The bill anticipates the Interest
to accrue, and appropriates II all now.
Mr. CHASE expressed his Willingness to vote for the
pripcipal and the interest now due but more.
Mr. PEARCE supported the BILL He thought Congress
would be cheapy getting rid OF the matter oy passing the
bill. ,,
Messrs HUNTER and WALKER opposed the BILL
Nr RUSK addressed the Senate Oh the subject and the
bill postponed. -
Mr. MASON moved for an Executive Session, which.
after some debate was rejected by Yeas 20; Nays 80.
The Homestead bill was then taken up.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
ssfmatueniue Edition.
- -
FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, &C.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.


WEDsrspw, July bpm.
AsHEs-We have ro change to notice in either kind.
Pots s5 sll and Pearls as 10
CorToY-The market coutinuos as previously noticed
FLOUR AND MEAL--0ur marke, for the low grades OF
Western and State Flour is better With active demand
for the East home trade and for export. Canadian is
nominal the supply trivial The sales Weste Ca
nal are 5000 bbls at g. e5as7 for common 10 good
state IS 81 Sc 10 for crlnsry State 81 5o9ss L. for
common TO good Ohio
Southern Flour is frncr iog tie good brands snl the
demand is better sales 200 bbls. At 81 5O9s9 or mixed
to GOOD brands Baltimore sc. Rye Flour wanted At
s. 80 for nc Corn Meal is without change; 100 bbs.
sold this morning at - 81 Tor Elys Patent Driel.
WHrsKY-A heavy market Tor this article; sales $50
bbls at 29e. for Prison ani 2e,c q 2s,c. for Ohio.
GRAIy-The demand is scti,e for prime Wheat, oni
prices have improved but for kinds the market
is duh and nominal Sales 500 bushels good White McAi-
gan at - 07I; 1000 bushels Red Missouri 81 dil 200
bushels Red Southern 81 55ds 20 for inferior to good
Oats plenty and in fair request at a. for STATE
and Western Rye il quiet at si % 9sl -. Corn is
lower sales of bush 65 Ssc. for Western Mixed
70a7Ic round yellow: Ooa 6ic. for unsound '5c for
Southern yellow, and s2c. for Southern white.
PRovIsIoxs-The Pork market is irmer sales of 700
bbs Mess at sl2, and Prime at $40 25alo a. Beef is
firm; sales of repacked Chicago at SIC; Country Mess at
sl2aSl3 and City Mess a. sis 50. Lard buoyani at
os 9;e. Butter and Cheese steady
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. STANTON Tenn from the Judiciary Committee
reported bill providing for the accommodation o. mo
York by temporary lenses Of buildings The President
authorized to be procured by purchase or other
sfces in those cities, and to submit plans and estimates
Of the same to Congress
The bill was passed.
The House resumed consideration OF the bill repeating
so much Of the luw OF August s52 makes reduction
of per cent the postage Of newspapers aud perod
cals when prepaid
Mr. ELLIOTT concluded his remarks in opposition tn
the bill
Mr. DICKINSON moved TO lay 1t on the table Car
ried Yeas "A, Nays 81.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Army Appropriation bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

t,... AAs,.s. -; Iran Smith. Cso~eI r.il River, J. W
. A Anos Fakenbars Beatty wsehsa; Ahr,us
0.ssr @ New. Yerk sarah b. James James, fsli RIVER
far Omit, New Yorh; Potonse hsscha., = ni9s o.y
To-, Nez York. sstesnsi wck. steamer Mart hoinsn
fnstep. Besop. D.. p;u.s.,.,,.
BAN0OR-Asr. July as schI Csr'es', nfo"' ''.s.f"''
Nsseroo, Lewis Georretowu NJ.
NEW BEDFoRp~ssssa Jay Is. .h.. Roswell kls DeiAn''
Philadelphia ,A
NEwHAyENAr July IL s.hrs ELen L9ss. i.TiHgsss 20
Ns~YoTk; AfaedA Js- BacksicO Cook fohsfi ~ c-ne
ss, Thon.s de-; Bep Ensih. LyOn doi Genera ''nsr'n
Tire. dol do
,PoRTLAND~cS July II brisL W Maxwell Bar, s. J'so;
AsItls k.susn. Besry. .csrdegss -.
fhl.derhis. ' 80 ~
hSbNoSD-Arr july 81 .,ei-lssp J,me.,o~n. Csv-ris.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived.

Ship John Bull, lBrl Rehardsen Liverpool 80 do coal q
70 Chsa Rome.
setr Emma rute Cornen, Phil.derh, da coal bound to
S.vHUen.
sehr Gipsy lness Eat Msehiss ds, lumber simgson
Hayhev.
sehr Nett Beds oves G.crs.owr c. 4d. aour to ao,t
Beden. - -
sehr Eilab.th lof AraeJ Williams Newport Fla, Jun. o.
cotton 10 Brte Pst,s July ca Gun Key Light boirded
Liverpool II days es,-al well
stsamtoaf David Adans sfan IL cs and
Sc hsu IN ballast Brigham Cass-. ne l.
oHs nish, a. sea darils the psssase.
WISp-parus tho ssy NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
La " INTELLIGENCE.

COUNT OF COMMON PLEAs-B.sr. yss., rxs..a.y
Max Msr.ues art Geo w 9isle streets
Lsmps, and the Corporation of New. York
Motion behalf OF the lessee OF Castle Garden for an
attachment agains, Mr. Glazier for violating as alleged
temporary Injunction granted 3oth u prohibiting the
CORPORATION from dumping street isfhe filling up
on the enlargement OF the battery 1, is denied on the
part Of the Corporation, that there was any violation
the Injunction. The was postponed 10 Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JULY 49, 1854.

Dr. Linton Dr. L. shot the band master Of the 5th In
fantry and Mexican named Don Pedro He escaped into
Mexico and for outrage was arrested there party
proceeded across the river, gotpsssesson OF h anu num-
him The doctor wn. formerly surgeon in the Navy snf
was on board The bs Soners at the time young spence
was hung.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

THE FRASKLrN.--No communication could be held with
the Franklin this morning, owing to the heavy ~ t. sea
rupning. An attempt would be made to-day to get
anchors out ahead 10 assist in working her of il the
weather permitted. The steam Tug Leviathan went down
to her This morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
~ NEw-YORk CITY.
ksHoar CT fsE IaAsKLIs-srassr HosstrsL.
gsre.r,d died ri.sAsr0ed Rsnaiafas

hA reported that Mr. Fordyce Sylvester, the abscond-
ing collector Of wamsbugb Rae beer spprehended at
Cincinnati. Doubtful
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
THE SOUTHERN MATL-FATAL RAILROAD
ACCIDENT.

B.LTrsoRr, Wednesday, July 10, 1884.
We ehsve mail this morning from south OF Mobile.
The Philadelphia train yesterday two men who
were sleeping the railroad track about four miles from
this city. One killed instantly and the other lost Leg
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
COMMENCEMENT AT HARVARD COLLEGE.

Boston, Tuesday. July IL, ls3f.
The Annual Commencement at Harvard College takes
place to-day All the banks in this city closed 10
usual such occasions very large number OF Cand-
dates offered for admission to the College at the present
Commencement. The festival Of the Alumni takes place
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

FlsHISo.-Mr. E. Hooper Of whitehsl-slip, and Mr. T.
of South ST. down the Bay Tuesday and after al
absence of 10 hours returned with e6o pounds OF black
and weak fish, including two shepherds, weighing ana
nonnds
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
Do nestle Ports.

ALEHAoDBIA-kr. JAY - snip Crssssi p sss @ l-L-
IAlsnt.i ,,hr- r P,ao. Fslsens-fg - % os.sy'
T,n M ma py..aeNaJ psss., Ess-ss - I,sys
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate q
the County New Yert Eg,.s hsreby given s peuoss
h.,ns DAVID GRAHAM late the City of
York present. the with vouchers thereof 20 tho
subscribers the ehee Of s. CARPENTER No. 10
City q New York 2h day Of Jlnasv
nsIt-Dated, Ssw-fcrk the dh day Of July, fsSL
-, ,eu pE WITT e GRAHAM rx.s,..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

= - PE.E Nc. q RAndolpss,, CHicafc hu Ite It.1e
e.. - srf ..rfs - S-svc. q tas: eits
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the suryoo,,e !.

- re County % SevYogk r.cs hereby svs, -. ~ ,.,
A,ss Jams ssanst PATRICK MURPHY ste of he y Il S,.
1srs ssn Deas deceased % me
ssS 20 me noscfiter - he Of No 80 Odsp N tie Cy r
on o. before The na,s day Of Assusi Eer-Des
hIsve@" RICHARD JOYCE, EEssrts.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

Key West sth, scLr Wild Pigeon, 81 OLesy In port o4 T.
Remington sswyeri Ludebcr SINNERS wses Howe 'A' wild
Pigeon. OEeary. -.
WILMINGT0N, n C-An. July is .ehs. Hsny Atiss Ran
dali Cardenas; L. Wales Holman, New fok IL below
sehr May Os the Bs-sehI Marine Powell I'm New York
Ryovn o, gsirb.yen L. r. Smith for New.
YORK leth bs Fsrenee xnique and John Hshswsy
Times for Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF gEw.YoAK.
Cleared this Forenoon.

Ssss.hip-Rosnoie Skinner, Esrfok L1dlsm PlessIta
Bns-Grensds Gibbs. Ciudsd Bolivar, Esrbeet 4 Co.
sebooB.Is-Onor tOlden1 Kasse bohm, Porsa Plate g.
Bechtel; Emerald Bssset,, Boston, s. W. LsvLL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19
Arrived.
Domestic porfS.

schF CorBsis Young, w-Bedfsrd s de-, oil
sebr. }. II. Brown Hsdens Portland, Ct d., stone
The daily union., 1854-02-11

MIR PRATT. think that, according to parliamentary
usage and law, the question must be hrst laken upon
the Longest time which will be upon my motion TO post
pone uHtl Saturday.
Mr.. BADGER, / beg leave TO say that my friend from
Maryland Mr. PRATTl is mistaken. There are certain
privileged questions in This bodyo postpone 10 day
certain, and 10 postpone indefinitely, being among the
number These notions as understand the rules, are
not amendabe. II motion is made to postpone subject
indefinitely member cannot 10 strike out The
word indefinitely and insert instead the word " 10.
morrow" These specific privileged questions and
the motion 10 postpone until tomorrow being hrst made,
that motion must be first put.
The question being then taken upon the motion to
postpone the further consideration OF the Nebraska bill
until tomorrow al O'Clock, upon dvlson-ayes 20.
noes not counted-it agreed 10, and the bill
coEdingly postponed
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Mr.. BRIGHT moved that the Senate proceed to The
consideration OF executive business
Mr., HOUSTON moved that the Senate adjourn but
subsequently, at the request oil senators, withdrew his
motion.
The motion OF Mr. BRIGHT was then agreed 10, and the
Senate proceeded 10 the consideration of executive bus
ness. After tise spent therein, the doors
reopened; whereupon,
Oa motion, the senae adjourned
The daily union., 1854-02-11
sy >. G. MCGUIRE. AuctIonssr.

VRUsTEE's SALE or A VERY DEsIRALE FARM NEAR
Il wAsHlHG HGroN.--on Tuesday eaenoon, March 7lh at ~
o'clock the auction O. Mcclure, shall sell by
virtue bearing date March In 1861, snd duly
A. ~ folos sos 70 22, Of the land
ecpds county, of tract Of land called "ad
" situated the turnpike to Badensburg, about two
and washington, conaiana
land with good aud substantial dwelling and all necs-
ssy oubvildipEs.
1876 secured hy trust bearing
sale. iHVs. IAhbEhh trustee
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Feb b-eod
The daily union., 1854-02-11
cprENpID wnrehop.e Tor " snt.--The spacious brown.

gpr,ENpID warehouse for Rtnt.-The spacious n
y building and i2I feet deep, aud stories
high cellar recently erected the side Of
avenue, nearly opposite the National Hos i
ready occupancy The building consraced IN the sub
aantiaf manner aud that
sepsraey The location Of the
and the ruomy character Of
badnv eevad stories, makes II peculiarly desirable
wholesale wiz be rented
NJ. g. EVERY, or
D. G. McKEIpEN.
street north, between 9Th and 7ih west
Jan 27-~oda
The daily union., 1854-02-11
Beware OF Imposition.

UHE undersigned propeors of hotels 10 washington advise I'll
prtsona visiting
Br-aors
a.hnston hor arrival Washington
depot, where they pouers Of the hotels who will take
conduct them the hotel coach ny
puine this avoid DOUBLE their pockets by
baggage conveyed for the
charged moncpozng for the baggage and
they will al avoid the vcraonp, delays dsap
anuy from individual having
charge Of baggage for the whole city.
j. q. n II. a. WILLARD, WalaFds Hotel,
NJ A. DEXTER National uotet,
" Herald, Pkiia. Ledger Baltimore sun, please
isondb Il o Office. S-eoa6t
The daily union., 1854-02-11

NouCE-we within the past few weeks uken particular
IN pains books made OF and
whom they belonged We believe that
they generally received and we take this occasion 20
present to has quidaed our
Bn The principal object Of Is remind who
viii coLr avos by osing
tho coming month and cosag their
isr os sn2uH CLAGrTT 4 DODSON