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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

W. LADD & Co. GRAND DIAGONAL
n, PIANO FORTES, Eth new GRAND ACTlON whi-n ="
po p.io- 10 I tie ron. constitute perfect as'ruent
LINCOLN THOMPsON 40 ~ Brt Adsav.
TTENTION is respectfully invited to our extensive
n Of uperioi PIANO FoRrEs new so ,pi
eiut are oor. No Broome ct a few d0orsast OF orl-
Wv which h coIdusnce Of the lncras. desnd of our u
,sI, hsTe fitted With special r-esd TO Ee
ernys,j.nes ~ car uumerous friends sfd patrons
''''A''e o V LIGHT NEWTON BRAD8uRYS.
NEW PIANOS for SALE or RENT from the besf
~ r,.l.r. m Boston Gnd New YORK tCHOLSe REEp Ob
GAEs soT .so sAFFoRD BRO No 30 sro.fsy
nTANOS SELLING at COST-HENRY BENARf,
No S Broadway hand hne assortmens ot Lizate
Eu,, Pianos Newhals eelebrsted Boston Pianos ana
.eeond which be ofers 3 cent es- hAa they
can b bought any where else Give him cal before you buy
nRjNCE d Coz MELODEONS-Of every vsri
,,y from to $50 suitable for the psrlor, ieeurerooG
ar sas church Believing them BE- better tone
% dursbe and hnhed than thos- Of other make
have accepted sseney and keep @r sale only bOss manufactures
T" WH HALL SON No z39 Broadway, oppost. the Psrt,
Sole Agents for Prince 4 Co.'S celebrated Melodeon.
DFMOVAI.-J & &. FISCHER have removed
II their WAREROoM from No I7s Greeawebs 70 tner
Nanufsetory 2 2i5 2 and 2te WEST STHsT between
sb .nd Ob,.ys where they intend hand
.x. PIANOS with al the best modern Improve
their superon and warranted @ Gne
nv climate with the holisn attachment flASo
FORTEs TUNED Repsred or taken 70 sIehsnse
O L p f RI ATIY PLAN IS.
y THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT
I. II. CHAMBERS,
No SIS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
professional Nonccs.

Professional Nonrcs.
DIRTH MARKS, TumOrs, COrrugatiOns, POlypus,
I'D discooration of the kin
application without pain inconve
ni-nce by HARVEY WALLACE, Office No 1872 2dav corner
l2thst
CLAIMS for TEXAS LANDS prosecuted or pur-
~ chased BY GEO. WOOD1AN No 90 William St
uULL's TRUSS OFFICE, No. Sc Whte-st,-But-
lers Patent Truses and Supporters applied; Shoulder
Braces, s,Sc
ITO OCULISTS aud DENTISTS. DIR. JAMES
w. POWELL Oeculs Aust, &c, deyoes his attention
usvtly to the diseases Of the Eye and Ear from to o'clock
daily his Office No. 500 Broadway Dr. Powell graduated la
Dublin 1888 and has practiced IN this City for twenty Dr.
Treatise the Eye procured his OF
fee IL may be the Of preserving which
Also his acting Eye and Ear Fountains which
tanned the Crystal Palace; the largest
collection Of human Artificial Ey in the Union.
TT s. PASSFORTS-Indspensab 10 travellers is.
~ sued BY j. B. MONIES Notary Pablc No. II Waren1st
Broadway. Naurazed citizens produce their certificate
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
HoVGH. Auefi9neer. .
A J-CTTON NOTICE Extensive Sale of valuable

A TI1IUN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAT- OF NdIudUIt
N HOUSEHOLD GOODS TOMORROW q; lei o'clock A NJ
a. No ~ compng excellent rewo Piano Fofie
or,sve elessut Paro Sufes rosewood Bookeae
center fancy Tables; Ladies Work corner Easees
Wilton CaetinE Brussels lace Window Curtains Cor ices
and shades chandeIs rswS E.eritor;
ette Tsfles and Recel Chius and
- usrie Nsutle Decorations Clocks Vases Sei China
Dir nT and Tea ivory Kaves snd Forks SILVER savers
Tors Snsors Tumbes Bohemian cut Decsoers
french Tunb and Vines waIa' and st
naho Sofas and Jhs Easy and hoc eng 40
mabogaDy Bedads msrbetop DRESSING bureaus
and Wshands ChDa Toilet Sets best egrd bar Mattresses
fsther BEDS feather aud
Pillow. and Bose choice Oil Paintings and EEsr,ynga Sale
Terrr Cab
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

NJ MERwIS, Aueioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co., Trade Sale Rooms
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
| GREAT RARGArs-

= TWO-sTORr md ATTIC HOUSE with large tw o..tor,
Wins attached With two Lots Of Ground fnbsd an
style 9th msste raAntles sliding piazza front ssd rear
ke II House about &3xso the corner Of nop
snd sta. pesr messIoes GreenPop, Also the FUR
ksTUkE saIissd 10 said hcuss Apply tho pssmse os q
Hs. - WHhinsnast, OF b w. SaIEfE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

II H. LEEDS Il Co. will sell at Auction on
" THURSDAY Aug a. at u o'clock ia front Of their store,
No 10 Nassau, ,t., by order of the Aaiguees:
egnt Horse hands high 10 old sound aud kind
span splendid Mules about 6 bands high and 10 old an
excellent and very valuable -
double harness years old
rosn Mare old 6 hands high sound kind and gentle
splendid Mare IS hands high wisned sound and kind in
saddle and harm, sge year; can 90 IN $50. -
Poney Is hands high years old warranted sound and kind
in every respect 49,
The shove all Ia the excellent condition and order aud
epseped be fine lot Ot Horses and Mules has ever
been offered at auction.
Further particulars will be given at the sale.
Also, | Buggy.
Also sh Tro,tin Wagons shifting tops leather covered bodies
Also ndd Coach db cloth and silk Innings and band silver
rich and beautifully finished in every respect,
mad. by BrewsteT; Is a valuable carriage
Also. very excellent silver mounted Double Harness
set sinse Harness
set Single Harness
worthy the attention of all who wish
supply themselves with first establishments To be sold with
out rs.rye.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

ATAUCTION-AFA FARM of lO6 acres in Monmouth
n Co New Jersey miles from Keypolt and FIVE from Mid
deowu Point situation emneny saubrous sale 10 ake place
TEN EYCKS Hotel SATURDAY Sept For paTtlcue5s sppiy
Al Middtouu Point TO n NJ DlsBROW; AZ New YORK, 70
.ALANsON NASH, No. IS Beekmau-st FOWLERS * WELLS
No Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

Steamer ISAAC P. sMITP
leaves daily Except Sunday
Chambers-st. Pier al iP NJ. foT
NYACK and HANERSTRAW
landing at ROckland Lake aud
Piermont, In connection with the
New-York and Erie R,llrosd.
Returning, leaves HsyeFstTsw
avery morning at s. O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

IT 5. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via AS
-. P!kWALL ,na PANAMA1T&nrCu.h & Pt.ass Tickets in.
the loves. reduced raes The isthnas crossed in hours On
TUtssPPAY Sept e. o:e. fro" Pier GG Of S WsrTs1 s
to ecpHses Panama with the spd upoI ste.shp Joas
Sa s % s q 's Pes .Sd Tf r% & 3 % .$p cd
panic. unsurpassed srd parties about visit CaOna TO-
yt,d to call end Hsuns f9. themselves For passage pPy At the
Company Office No III Westst.o G. A WHITNEY
II ). NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for HA-
~. yANA and NEw-oRLEAYs-Ths United State, Mail
PhiA CAPT Henry Wade, on MONDAY Aug g. at O'clock
~ from JARRETT pero o nh, r.. ,...,,.s
specie only taken freight to Havana
shipper a be supplied with blank bins Of sdns Of the form
signed BY his Company on application At their office A.
we.s, corner II WSrehp r. VIC 'N''' w. "
steamer. viii .i on the ID and is
e,1sT FALCON VIII be dispatched for
A USTRALIAN PACKETLEXCELSIOR LINE
ELSA sdns PIER No. Is e. 'Ra r. @ ssiHs be
r. she 81 & ssss:s s % s.:
handsome ''ste-TOom iseee;99mmodsiops, e;9 apply to
ARKELL LItIofT ~ N No. " lss Is Pearl Pearl 81 :. 70
FOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-U. S. Mail
y p6 Weekly Llne-The new and fast going
r s pise.y S SIs 1
& Of 81 S St Fi FE6s E s 1s co..
D,e s0 sS1a~ s T.assS 5 ss to FPd a. follows To Jack
WARDLAW, WALKER & BURNSIDE, FAC
ING I'd saGSr sSt ReoE
I'HE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL sTEAMERs-The ship cor posing this
are the foil, wins:
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC Capt Nye.
ARCTIC Capt Luce. BALTIC Can't Cornstock.
ADRIATIC
These 'hrs have been built expressly
service Every has been taken in their ao In
e nes TO insure strength and speed their
o are unequaed for elegance and comfort Price Of
ssse from New Yok Liverpool cabin s in second
40 s exclusive use Of exrasxe $50; from Liver
pool to fort $50 and attached
TO eseh chip No berth secured until paid for
For freight or passage apply to
EDWD K. COLLINS L Co., No 50 wsll-st, NY
bhONN SHIPLEY & Co., Liverpool
JOHN MUNROE e. Co, Rue Notgs Dame des Victories,
Paris, GEO II DRAPER, Hsvrs.
ne owners OF thee ships will be accountable for gold ver
euon specie Jewery precious metals uness bills Of
dns are signed therefor and the value thereof therein eSred
E'OR RLIVERPOOL-PatriOtio Line-The and
splskdid Packet Ship WEBSTER. Capt Joa Lawrence will
have immediate dispatch Tor the For freight passage.
~D sPoFF0RD. TiLEsT0NA 4 TO-. No. % Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

OK BOSION via NEWfOk1 and FALL hifEb
The splendid and superior Steamers BAY sIArE Capt VIM
Brown leaves New York every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY 5oeock M and EMPIRE STATE Capt seajsnIs
Brsyton leaves New York every TUESDAY and SAT-
URDAY o'clock ~ from Pier No s. D. near the Battery
Both touching At Newport each way.
Hereafter will be regarded secured 70 any sppcanf
until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch eJ IN
Express Freight Trsin - . -
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NYACK and dHAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW leaves daily
lexeept Sunday ChsInbense
Pier ats . :. NJ. for fONkEaS,
PIERM0NT, NYACK, OAK
HILL. connecting Roc slsnd Lake
and Hayerstraw.
Retaining, leaves Hsverssow
st2 p M.
The ARROW will eecomm0-
date parties for sny of the above
places on the most reasonable
terms.
, - -. s..a. "a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Leave Brooklyn for
- Greenpor NJ and ION Saturdays only 3f5 NJ
ing Monday 4Se y for Syossst and i.l5 r Zap
hank st5 Hampstead NJ for Jsmsea IS and wednes
days only for Farming sdsle 7 b. returning
Thur.d.y Monday N Foi brooalyn leave Jsn.e.
syosset AN and ass PM Ysphank 6S Nj Greenpo AZ
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA and tho
IN SOUTH and WEST via the NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD
u. MAIL and EXPRESS LINES-Leave w.Yort fox of
cOursnd st st and 10 A N and y and Pm Thross.
HewYork Accommodation Line leaves u "a stopping 81
stations Through tickets sod for Cincinnati tt $6 sad the
West and for Baltimore Washing Norfolk
gage CHECKED to Washington IN Q and 10 AN sndsPM
NETWORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS d.
1N RECTBy RA,cosd via Hartford spnns6sld Bellows Ss
Windsor White River aud Wells Lteon-bsse fths
via Monpel,.r buInson Ab.n' snd s,ss
Railroad corner Of Broadway and Csass and Of Sa
and Nhav EIpr.ss Trsins end r H. BsSssse eheetS
through FRANCIS HYDE, 0saWsl Agent, Ne t3 5ostA<k
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24
Real Gstatc for Sale.

IA become bis landlord by turning his into csps 4s
Per month will mske the Of house aud lot worth
&cco which in will be free Of all ncumberances As
the number Subscribers limited to 100 early application must
be made ] PECARE, No. 1853 Hester.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-24

MRS MCGEACHY and Miss HAKWSWORTH's
Xl BOARDING an6 DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No.
West 26h will reopen the 9th Sept Circulars Of terms
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
Col. penton,a rasIfc gaIIroaa.

The Santa 'c Gt7"'tr snOa't very nuayonhy
of Col Bentous rsuie 20 ihe Pacific and from the
following extract immihai paper cshopli think
the friends OF biz Project would do well 90 ahauI-
~ H. The statement of lcmuy was ol very lit
iie iorcc iu the hrst place. lie has been ln the
mountains inT a number oi years and cannot even
write hls own name aud we should think hi, ideas
vi the srience oi civil engineering were worth
very tiillc. There is handy a man that has
drove sheep or cattle from Independence, No. 20
California who has not some new route 10 the
Pacific and it, pmc,icabliiy lor railroad over
that rocky and mountainous country
I'VE have been al some trouble 10 inform our
selves oi the pfaeticabiity OF the route kunwu as
Bcui0ns route for a railroad, and the resdt Of the
inlormation we have received cnnyinccs MS that
the route is not practicable, and that the road
never can b. located through the passes Indicated
BY Col Benton aud his friends and At Il was ln-
gated anywhere IN that elevated region Of cuun.
Try, It would he obsiiucicd by snow during all
the winter months.
Among the gentlemen from whom we ohain-
ed this information was Capt Cemu s. hmln.-
lie stated ia us and Others during last spring. that
The idea ol locaiinga miroad throrgh the country
mentioned in l.crouX's letter 10 Col. Benton was
ridiculous and absurd that he knew the country
well, and that there were no passes through the
mountains that could be regarded as practicable,
aud that in his opinion the SHOWS OF winter would
form an insufmouplahlc barrier during the most
Of the winter MONTHS
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
Notice Of Withdrawal.

from 1'rfrdte entry Of certain lands H.
aaf aeffhfafffeea mikes on eaclt side Of
the f0ate ef I'M proposed Raikroaa from
GataS Landing oH The 1ississipp,
ftfsf, 1fIdRH, gia Cdmdea, and
nelf Fulton, II the Team Boaadary
Inn, and as Jrdathes az Gamaen.
consequence ei urgent representations on be.
l haliol the interests ol the prunosed Rau.HoAp
ana hkANcu1a ahoee mentioned, the President ef
iaf taaef saie', by an ordeT benrihg date the MI
instant, has directed that tue public lands in the
undersigned townships lying within fifteen miles
OF lhefeahaus, on each side OF said read and
branches, be withheld from sale OF entry. except
valid nlo'empiiun claims, which are excluded
ilom the operation ui this notice, oil situated in
the following land districts in the State OF ArAan.
sas, 10 wit
Ia the distfic, Of lands subject to sale al IlEI.
seih q hs base iiae aud ea'i Of The NH principal
msrfdaa
townships eleven, twelve, fourteen fifteen and
west tfaeiion OF slxiecn Of Range one
south 81 ihe hass taf aai irsa If me Gfih principal
m9idlan.
Townships eleven, twelve. thirteen, fourteen,
fifteen aud sixteen, Of Ranges one, two, three,
fur and five.
In the district Of lands subject to sale at culA.
rAgNaI.LE
South q dt ba'e la. aa1 wsa # fAs nh p,iaajai
Msfidlas
Townships eleven, twelve. thirteen, iaurieen.
hilcen, and sixleen OF Ranges dx, seven eight,
nine, ten elesen aHi twelve
Townships eleven, twelve. thirteen. fourteen,
fifteen sixteen eighteen, nineteen and lweuiy Of
Range thirteen
townships eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
hlcen, sixteen, sefe fenieen, eighteen, nineteen, and
twenty OF kaHges hurieen, iiiicen sixteen, seven.
teen, and cighicph.
townships eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen,
fifteen, siNlefn, and seventeen, Of Range nine
teen,
Townships eleven, twelve thirteen, fourteen,
and ililccn, oi Range twenty.
In the district Ct lands subject 10 sale at LlIILE
RncE
S7lli y tis ba,s ias aai rra ef ile ffh priaipai
mffiiiau.
Townships iwa and three, Of Range twelve.
Townships two. three, four, Eve, siN, seven, and
eight, OF Range thirteen
townships two. three, four, 6se. six. seven,
eight, nine, AMI ten, Of RANGES fourteen. fifteen,
sixteen and seventeen.
In the District ot lands suhiee, to sale at wAsn.
INgraA
as'hA q me ha" hHe dHd Hr4 ef he ma priHnIal
EeflliaH.
Townships five, six, seven, eight, niue, and ten,
Of Range eiehicen.
Township. nine and ten, Of Range nineteen.
Townships eleven twelve. thirteen. fourteen,
anil fifteen. oi Ranges twenty -one. TWENTY-FIVE,
twenty three, tweniy.taur, twenty five twenty.
siN and tweniy-seYun.
townships ten, eleven, twelve. thirteen four.
teen. and hliren. ul Range tWrntY.sirht
townships ten eleven. twelve. ihitie,n n and
innrieen OF Ranges twenty -nne, thirty ihirly-nne
and ihifiy-tWo.
townships ten eleven, twelve, and thirteen. OF
Range ihirif-iluee
Gisen under nv hand. at the General Land
oilire, city Of Washington this llh day Of yanu.
any, 1851.
By ofdrf ol The President.
JOHN WILSON, cang,aitsioacr
4 As GsHerai Laai OHts,
Elraurg :, is5l.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
IlllNIs
Administrators settlements.
COUNTY OF HEMpSTEAD. SGT

WHEkEASi At The January Term 4. d. ISL,
w OF the Court OF Probate, Tor aid county Of
llcmhzicai the following Administrators. Exec.
uinIs and Gllaaiiau accounts current and settle.
mrnts we've filed iG ,aid Court, VIZ
Neharl Malows udmiFuf Rnb't frrce's. Esl I'm.
John INaE John 1ayluf's
lnn. Il llalnan. lna,G eamphel'sa
Henry X, Hfuwn, David Toilets +"
lno. Il. SaulieiuT a. Cam'f nuprres heirs
luo, !. SundelufpuhaAm't Npaniuelnn's.
Geo W Gfecu, lamcs II Vests s
l.. fafgnsau, EX'r of Morgan johnson
Fhehe Nash, Phiucas Nash.
l., l. lausacad. TM.R ilankheal
sanh 7 llaadlnpilr stard hlaryE falkaef.
Al persaus interested in the settlements of any
such E.iaiez are required In oume forward and
file exceptions IN such accounts II any they have
an ef hclaEa the srranl day Of the ncxt Tenn Of
the enurl Of pnhaic iar ,ail county, 10 be holden
al ite CouIl honse, ia Tie fawn aI Washington
an the !al Monday oi April, A. u. ISL. OF they
will be luisHer barred iiom excepting Ia such ar.
rounis NJ any item iheieol,
fesie. 5. I, SANDERS Ciodk.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
From The N. D. Ptice Current
New Orsaans Cotton Market.
sAI-nHAK Man.Isa. Mafeh = -.

aATLfhAf hanfiAa, March -. ISL.
caTiaa-Um srmisacekly report ea.cl iilan
a mndrmte husiHess aud hillief bn.t I.,-l mar.
krt the naif, advises. which erri aa.,r,. the
pubite on fursiHs matHus. beiag oi It zanlrVHst
pepleNlus irunf. while The supply ON sale va al
The same tnr na3rmlr, the sale lnt lhettreiaus
eight ui ten du4s having been laree, aud the sam.
pliue al the rreeip. ha,ius been uaameWhat inlsr.
rupieh by nluY weather, On "Wednesday, wbI.h
was partially observed as d holiday only mod.
emie hu,iurss wa lnae,ihe sales being about 6Hb1
bales bat ON Thursday buyers agan came inf.
watl quite irrrit aud The sales oi that day nael,.
ed lully lh.aO1 bales Yesterday amiu the mar.
kct opnnu1 with quite luir enquiry, but the mld.
er,le supply of the descriptions nost in rrqursi.
viz eYou.uunine lists Of mildllus Ia good mil.
dlina-lhe m fatrs claimed IN most instance.
and stu m,hef advance in the faios OF ireieh,,.
tended Ia #ame degree to eheck operations, bal A.
holdef subsequently, ahuted somewhat lrum the
nll raics eauicuded af at the Opening ai the mar.
ket, The biislueas stIl reached TAR extent. Tho
sales amoutnt. ioaIIaul saa1 bales whish would
make alal inr the plzt lhree ,la{ S Of "a 5Ua
bale. and Iaf tue week ol ldi11 bales. NiII
respect 10 puees, We have ,liii to raIire much
iueHu'auY, hui the figures last given appear 10
represent thr prevailing tales as ncatly d, they
can he arrived 1t anl are therefore continued.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08

Y WILLIAM c. YuryG-Tbis is the name ol a
small, but very stout boat, just completed at our
wharf, Tor the New Orleans and Upper Rcd river
trade. The hull was built by s. King at Mur.
rays old yard, aud is TAO feet in length, with -
feet beam, oni Z! lect hold. The engines which
were made at the extensive boundary Of Hewitt
4 Symmcs. are II inches In dinmcter, with E .
lecl stroke She has boilers. . feet in length,
aud ~ inches in diameter, The carpets oil
cloths. curtains &c., were furnished bY lli.e x
Small The VIM. G. Young will be commanded
by Capt Fulton. She leaves for her destination
to-day Lou. DGmoga, llM
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08

A RrrLrcuoN-"What a mighty procession
says some one whose thoughts we find ,loatiug
about without credit "has been moving towards
the grave during all this past yearl Al the usual
estimate, since the first OF January, 1853 there
have been moro than Hrty-onr mH0EGrc hm3rci
G,aasaad OF the worlds population gone down TO
the grave. Place them III long array, and they
will give a moving column of more than thirteen
hundred TO every mile OF the circumference Of the
globe. What spectacle as they move on, tramp,
tramp, the Dead March giving its funeral nolJs
as they go to the silent shades
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08

Nrw YorK CNsIAL pALACE.-The Crystal
- .llacc company have Published a statement 9th
Mir, ol the exhibition, which is rather disrour-
l1g The whole expenses Of the exhibition,
l9ding bulling, decorations and everything,
W, been ssDl O7O r. The receipts from sale
tickets, Refreshments, catalogues, etc, have
.Scn $500, 500, - that the los, Is over sdOO0OO.
But the company sill have the building and its
decorations and kiss Amazon, which they had
purchased ior the exhibition at a cost Of $4,000,
and some other articles. But II they were put up
10 public sale for the benefit Of the company s
creditors. they would not bring great deal
The amount Of stock issued by the company was
slS0OOO. and besides this they acknowledge an
addit.o .onal Indebtedness Of sl2j0lo which Is
partly secured by mortgage on the building.
The directors lament the melancholy financial
results but 70 on to show that they never expect
cd anything better. They sill urge that the Pat
nee should be retained as an ornament 10 the city
and permanent exhibition OF art
II appears the company paid siil2 07 for Col
Hughes mission TO Europe s2OOOO to Chas
Blischek, general agent in Europe including pnr'
chase of Amazon, sj33,7Os ior constructing The
building and slOl,l7l for furnishing aud dccoTal'
ing it; sl7.17j for advertising and engraving slN'
7OI for salaries; sslG2 for catalogue and s92o2'
for freight aud marine insurance. The prescn
expenses Of the establishment amount 10 sdO'
dTy, OF s9l30 60 per week.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08

Mr. Winthrop. in his recent lecture before the
Charitable Mechanic Associulion, made this re-
mari. in regard to printing Office as good school.
There is an atmosphere in printers office,
which, somehow or other, puts notions into boys
heads, there too-an atmosphere which is very apt
to make quick blood run quicker, and impuisiye
hearts beat higher, and active brains work harder
until those who were only intended to set dp
types Tor other peoples thoughts, are suddenly
found nsiGllg on having other people to set up
types for their own thoughts
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
lTa CONTRACTORS.

fINilE bailne OF a Bridge over the efeck call.
4 81 'GEosn GHrrA. about d nlo s1uih.
Nesi i"m Washington, On the Washington and
Fulton uad viii IT, LET n tho laNc-t bidder. uu
saturday the 9Th day ol March. A. u Isl. ut
puhllf uHleri, At tie Coui,l llulFsr danr. ia the
Town Of Washington, Hampstead county, Afk's.
The contractor viii he rcqHiIrd 10 give bond aud
sosHniy IA have the work completed on or before
The isi daY ul MAY. \. u. iSdl The plan and
specifications can ho .eru ai mY office. and also
posted on the eeuIi=ll.use door IN thr iuan OF
Washington. nANL L. WILLIAMS.
taHfuIsiiaHHf
ntri :. ISL. Ia-lt
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08

lrsrIrs SrrgErssrp is FHANcr.-Thc New
York journal OF Commerce has the following.
4 private letter lUm s. Etirnuc, France, states
that the Emperor has suppressed tie establish
mcui OF the JcsuIis in The Commune OF Nuuiaul,
In the suburbs ol that city; that the proceeding
had produced great commoion, and that the pop-
ular feeling wa, favorable TO the Emperor, ST.
Eienne is like Lyons au important manu- iclur-
ing place, the principal articles Of production be-
ing ribbons and firearms aui the Government
has there one of It. most important armorIes.-
The population is largely composed OF working
people, who, though Catholic, arc opposed to the
lr,mts on account ol the extensive influence OF
that order with all the departments OF business.
a desire 10 roncllialc these people IS the motive
imputed to the Emperor The Jesuit institution
suppressed was extensive and tlourshing, and
held a high rank among the educational establish
mcnts OF France.
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
Washington Female Seminary,

TsllE sheoND session ol this Institution will
Il commence on Afe,dag The finsntizb dan Of
iapatB neSf fully provided with well tried and
eompetcni ieachets IA every department Every
effort viii he used Ia lupltt ia the pupils. thor.
nurh mental and lh"fal enufse oi tmmine
Ample provisions afe made lur tho aernmmo-
palns will be taken Ia render them comfortable
and Mppy
The attention al the well kuown rfneinals
over all those heretofore rommiiird IL their
rharge, w hope Will secure to the Institution a
liberal patronage
MRS. Il. TiHANuS WHITE
Miss SARAH L. JONES ffih'gafs'
.,,,ts,,..,....t...,...4ssisiaai IA primary
Washington telegraph., 1854-03-08
Row. Mr.. Richmond, Writing irom ihc capilaI

Rev, Mr.. Richmond writing from the capital
Of Hungary, says
a hundred Year, war has begun, in which
America will he the final umpire in Asia, which
is chiefly couccuej for the pnncipalltles on The
Danube are noi dIop in the bucket. Now the
influence of America sgreat everywhere. and in
croasing beyond computation. | have in the last
twenty-five months. visited all Europe except
Russia aud Spain; also parts OF Asia and Africa,
aud am astonlshcd at ihc advance ,,e have made
in the minds of all men since my former journeys
OF ls2s and 1891.