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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-08
6petial Notices.

The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the MECHANICS
RUS EyEkItG an oco.h The Revised ByLsrs otls5
q the reHbfI. sre,,sly ;;1sstcd
EswloEx Aug 7, 1854
ss.' deii',i' &c ore Tia temple WfDNEsDAY EvESiS6
Ness rs II he or5e ore Tei, cordially ssied to send
f..q ffrRs Of i. 1ES H Fl IN
EVENING Aug 3. At tho Han So 20 :. BoTeyy - -,
Prompt, safe and sure.-Dr AccLINTOCK's DiARRHEA
CORDIAL, specific REMEDY for Dhes Choerafoorbus Dyn'
,ey Cholers Ipfautum Choc Of Children Quo tesspoonfnl
preventive Of Aatc Cholera No family should be with
per bottle Sold by Druggists general
~ ard by A. GUsHMAN 4 Co, No Ia Fulionst
We have tried Professor McCliEtocks Cholera Preventive IN
esses o Darrhea found rened,."
Editor Ne~.York Day Bo,s July Il
Brooklyn loung Mcr's Christian A.socia,ion;mThe
Rses Ms,h heetrs OF ,h Association Tul BE- held on rqEs
49, soGeh corner Clinton ' Ge zen Rscons s es .Ts
OrrIcE o. TnE UNION FrERY Co. Brooklyn Aug 3 1854,
The ,anaser- Of the nion Ferry S%psny sanouos 70
he fuLe ila 10 stplng 70 az lne ts
oSE CO 5fST ' EACH FOOT PH$$ESoR hsy sqtsono
@ept could be made with ucoe Bl te nnazrs rege.
%DvasE q s'i fscE Of FTI S I 5"s Sa
f ION S ScR iiS maSY oTER rESs *
PENDnURE RENDLRs IT iMroSslBLE nOm The Prs.eat
even ~ der he osi rsd system Tey theTe G1j
po0T FAsSfSGERs to at Sieh vii oonii1e seco1e
So; ard sIPea9n. oo,1nUISson Ds"e'h ihe ,o cue
distant be enabled the reduced
will fail TO Of the eafliGst possible
rFST DAY or 'AUGGfU2 inst he Fe S f6a Foor
PASSENGERS year Of viii be TWO CENTS.
Tickets. however will be soid rs folo'ys;
Is TICKETS tor...... :, Cents
T iCkETs c c3a:
HENRY f. TiKRRHPOST JACOB r. LEROY,
n u MORSE, JOSEPH A PERRY,
@ g. VAN WAGESEE, r W DURHAM,
JOHN DIKEMAN, JOHN BLUM
JOHN DlMON CHARLES Z BILL
WAITFK n DTGRkW CHARLES J. TAYLOR.
PFTER T. CORNELL, j. r. : STRANAUAH,
EZRA LEWIS, A. u BAY Lis
" OhTHINGTOH, JOSEPH KkTCHAM,
A A LOW, G. p. SMITH, m,nsgers
Map of Nebraska aud II ansasWh parts Of the ada
cent states that map, published aud
~ AL IcspAid Address & L. UOSMER. NewYOTk.
her MeTs Of every description, Sheet Pocket and Mounted
HE same address
INST New ork (adjoinng City BIoosyn) growing very
rpJay aid hos great concentration OF Avenue hsosa an1
Onuiius sl The River Ferries BUILDING LOTS
HOUSES sod easy Of payment Let every Any that
sesiTes TO secure a home Ia this delightful place apply 10
CHARLES r. MILLER, No 1875 Broadway
East NewYOk accessible AZ all h0u by Railroad Omnibus
Lines ht low fIes.
MICS; IsudinE Third Annual Re
port will be made and election for Of
beers held Mechanics Institute of Chatham and Division
EDkESDAY the Mh OF August at O'clock An amend
Bye Laws will slO be voted and members
qussted o attend. By order j. PECARE, Secretary.
Ten Boxes DephIer's Fever AsHc pills effected
TIN PERMANENT CURES at Sofe Harbor Pa Sold BY g. H.
RING Conner Broadway and Johnst
Advertisements
Inserted in the PANELS Of tho
THIRD and SI<Ti-AV
RAILROAD Cans.
HENRY w. QUIN, Agent,
No 81 Ch4mberss.,
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RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The RE-
~ NlNAL q the great or drama Of the OLD BREWERY
The go Of respectable Ar
RIG Az UNITED TH ms plsya & 1rcn CON
pe,ely jned the back TUESDAY, August 10 the EVEN
ING ~ the moral drama q THE OLD BREWERY n ne
AF1ERNOOS. oc0ck, the New Comic Drsrs OF FhOh
VILLAGE TO COURT Abundance 25 Children under ~
y's ~ f-; Raouy ard PaTquetts ~ cent. extra
The OrsBal - .
GEORGE CIiRGSTY and WOODs MlNSIkELS'
~ Nc ia Broadway above HO~srast Open EVERY EVEN
ID. Week, ETHIOPIAN MI.sTnELsY, To e0Heinde with
the Orera TIE ttROINSY COPiDs
H. WOOD. Busiue.s h-nsEer
GEORGE CHRlrI 4sa@stf
Door opsn O'clock hctets p cents
BUCKLEY, No. $50 Broadway-OPen every
ID nisht TUESDAY EVENING. AuTust O. tbs grand
Epriesgue On he Opera BOHEMIAN GIRL three
vib uew sfn.-y &C. a. Concert clock
Tci et-. - cep;f oIcheetrt SCAT, - cents
rINUE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN ART
collection the complete made person Of
tbsDtc Pictures bv C13o Do sienna. "a D. no Csbu Goo
M,r Leon rdo ia Ninci Raphael Core zEo, Titan
d. ucbeao ssatOr Roo. Neissquez Marble, RubeDs Van
Dvc LILY ReL brandt Osisde Rnydse Posss.n C-1de
Lorraine Joshus Reynolds Horarh Wet GTsuo and Horace
Ve1BeL No $50 Broadway. Admission 25
CPIRlTUAL MAAIFESTATIONS.-Mrs COAN.
- RsTpng and Medium from
end taken at no 81 BroedTsy opposite the broadwy
Jh'6er where BE will receive formerly Hours
10 Y h and to and 10 N ?. ". Admiration . cent?
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GUNNER Retreats.


DOARD ~ the cot NTRY-One hours ride from
- the Hall By Harlem Railroad Gentee Board may D.
obrsd the r~asntest snd heslthes locations
wescheeI County within minutes walk Of % depot
Bridge the Msrs BRIGGS the prefni'es
Civ references: LEOEARD SCOTT No. 81 Go.ds, NJ FAR
FRIDGE No. a CourlaHdi e.
IL open reception company healthy pleas
location for ms Aids people OF peasue Tho nedla qli
Of the the world and arc bghy
recommended by the bes physicians in the country
SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor
CVRF and STILL BATHING-PORT WASHING
- TON PAVILION HOTEL, shrewsbury, This delighted
the reception Of Boaders TncTe a5un
shade Boating Fishing Bathing and for beauty Of
The table furnished with ample suppj
delicac,s season, will 10 KEEP snrstcas
No Steamboats, four times daily from foo
Robinson Sundays included IL about two hours s2 ron
Nt~-lork.
WHITE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE,
w MOUNT WASHINGTON N. H.-Ihs Hoass viii bs
opened 10 receive company. June -, 1874
HLLL. sPAULDIN0 Co.. PropreO-s
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forsss, Carriages, ST.

EOR SALE CIIEp-A handsome BAY HORSE,
Il hands al, years o4i be pe.s.n; .sd sJs travel
srd .6 skJ ArsTt-d tie ysEleAAn -an o. ssl-
ud Etri-e Horse Tor any, rs, App, a. No. = Si1.
SIAGES for SALE.-SiK new Stages, having been
~ rsd To- Months built by Stephenson Would sg 'o ~
colfy Sod spsrs 1T. Inquire At sfageOte Mao
ha.ts-si.s. kso, good FEED WAGON, AID light WAGON
Siisile .cs Grocery.
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Go farmers ano Others.

Go farmers an6 Others.
IMPORTANT SALE-Of twenty eight head of pure
bred hort horned DURHAM CATTLE arrived eousstas
BULLS cshtcsn cows HELPERS, selected from
celebrated hrEds Engand for the Clinton County In
PORTING Company ty heiE agents, hessr. H. HawtO- o.
Coulter ard A Also nns Sogthdowr ard three Cote
soid SHEEP the former om the celebrated foct q h JoE1
vii be cold without WILMINGTON
Ohio (.oeese ty Cincinnati Wilmington and Zsrssvls Rail
iotd day Of August public suction, credit
INF. 18th Of December Catalogue the
trd psdsses the snsl. ill be rS aided desiring
H. b. addressing the Prsgider, OF the Company.
HiNKSOS, pre.iSent. Wlminz,on. Ohio
CUFFOLk PIGS.-I purchased my original stock
- from Prime. Abert and have fr .sIs ss sgs IL bred
al Also description Of FANCY POULTRY Al
American Museum h-s Iofk, o. Bridgeport Cons
ITO FARMERS.-BONE DUST FOR SALE, az
i -. so West fIh-s;, below ll:h-.v Apply 70 -
4 SCHWARTZ
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n
nj LMOlks OF DIS IlN6t lShED tlNANCILh'
vIxCEyT soIT,s
vrrr, vr.pS ~ NON rrrurspuspv.
FfIf fLAhs N SoIh uthisFh.Ahs'
Or hLsIs;otsot' o. a sIhcH.'r' L''
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re 5ssIs = 20 - . sI T. =. ~ - 80.
80 W. ne, D e. - :. r., = 1rb ..-.,,i
era sne ever iured spon anI las been boufht
tic sne M ~ h - So 80 10 pretr
~ 80 - a.. H. y i % al. ve-s.re al eIcu-
=. yfrecr- Eoe "a al = lr5p, al Ar-rcs
ron. M - s5,e vii. 5e.e5tiy eEprs h. n poir.s sszi.
'N-' u N''''s' wa 10y r -. s.l,5. nx.,s.
r, r. n. more prSrninsa; L.--". -:ro
&c - ~ v1a, ri 20 n. re- N SO
AaLoD Bur bq,, AZ 49, H. o Dty,'
s.lh Jse9 Si; A,'' Gs5,:fps,1 v,,d.
L.Fays'ie' y J. o1 ,,n,
1890, ca rsi1Gtrs
ketsr Fniten 9s.aA SOFT
D-tla 80. = M - CEs--...
LcrS Al.rs.sn Die o werinyoa
r ~ "'s'''' p e L.Saotb.T.'
psi p.Is,ech. lnsre,
cir Finds Chautr., Chae. VI of-pa.n
9u.tb No.or.' S.toi., sidsi.
1880
Mr. saul. sIss
Lahtte 49, IL, s s 80 .ii.
EDWARD Liyip,' a.. te
he t'dou looks ?, 20 olsh 49, 81 enAf-r - .s,nJ
lovehe s'., BIZ o. sadsl Bet he RaSis we describes
vel e chance e. whoa maze ertI 10 he saasf vac Haae
o. the nan whom iht' nu'irste - s.rron,, ,opx,Sc
Auslc J. REDFIEL6. Nos l.o ,ai l2 Ma.
nun TyYo DIST ,uEpTCAN NOVELS pIrR.
1 80 = W " - ~
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HORACE GREELEY, HORACE MANN, THE


HORACE GREELEY, HORACE MANN THE
ODORF Parker. HENRY WARD BEECHER, Ed
WIN Il. CHAPLIN, HENRY G. WRIGHT, Il. T. TRAIL, ORA
SHEN GALL aud sPURZHEIM, GEORGE end ANDREW
COMBE Judge HURLBUT Mira KIEkLAN0, Mrs REID and
Mrs T. OAKS SMITH the FOWLERS, and other writer's Oh I'd
ueson Temperance, Morr. Theology, Physiology Preuoosy
Hydopaby Psychology Magnetism Photography and the Natural
Sciences generally, may be had of
FOWLFRS AND WELLS, No. sos broadway, n Y.
JIPPIN COTT, GRAM BO d Co.,
IL PHILADELPHIA,
Publish This Day:
THE MEMOIRS OF JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY.-M6moirs Of
by j. Bevsn Brsthwaie. vols 9yo cloth. Price, e. 80 -
TN METALLIC WEALTH OF THE UNITED STATES,
Descfled compared with that Of other countries BY d.
Whitney. n o. vol, roy al syo.
this wOIk 20 give concise view OF TIC pncipa
mining seus world together with aef'ed account
~ of this the metals ard their sud be
present the development Of mining Interests o. TINS
purpose preliminary matter in which the mode
meafoous and the general principles on
which mining discussed and explained eaeh metal
/. ktn up md irested ndeI the following hesds:
1st Its Nine rgioeicG Occurrence
lis Geologics Mode Of Occurrence
Distrhution Of its Ore an Foreign Cour,fiet
4ih Tie Dst1hution ofits Ores in this Country
Fu descriptions the principal VIII be gwen accompanied
by snd other illustrations g.,
THE PICTORIAL TREASURY a large 40 WIN sven ma
ad Inc ensranss Illuminated printed in sir oil coiors 1t
embraces an voey Of subjects and ul OF entertain
ulen nd instruction Price, ~.
TIE CHILDREN'S PLEASURE BOOK. A Gusto, with nearly
engrsvngs. with splendid Illuminated cover
printed in O Price. q cents
THE CHILD'S PICTORIAL abb NJ \ quarto WIN upward
hundred fine engraving with numns ED printed ia
sixO Price. - cents.
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Real estate for sale.

4 T. PRIVATE SALE-Ihe following LOIS, VIZ;
~ the moth side OF Jib st. between fh ana Lex
n.fon
Three Lots side OF d Gy between bd AID oibss
-Four Lots o. northwest OF lh-ay and 8fb 81
o n south corner 81 ah as and 7o'h
Three Lols Boftreast Of Avenue ara Bsii o.
Thee Lots north side OF ih. 100 foot wes ol bh F
Fiy, Lots O. south west Of fh Az. Rud bItt
Two Lots south ade Of "a st. between Rth an N ave-
side az t'Aav between i)ih end ooll -
sou'h side % tjsi between oh snd nm ave
u sIuth corleT Of sth sy and 100 -
Five Lots on south.ees corner OF ith aod llliisi
OneL on north Ns,c Of lohev and nIth-st
Lots d. north eaf conner OF 10Th az sud Hihs'
-Four "A souihceft corner 81 10Th a. and oju -
uoffh !do ct ilth 49, 100 feet west 81 bi ~
south .ide OF 1jhs' ice feet west OF 81
south side oi l3f-l between ~ aud en- ave
Two forth side of 6'hsi between I'll eud avs
Three Lot. Oh rorh side Of 10Th IT, bewecon ID and h
For n IaTculefs apply 20 BAKER NEEkS, Aurii0o,sr
No | E-L-LE- Plnnl nInL-nAI
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A PEACH FARM foe SALE CHEAP nNEW-JER
Fey 1o1 6 o. m 20 % % eco g. Ei,e . Ds sSd,
ytsrsod al csy Ollie nosi 20 abe kinds
doas worth he Tho hssHce Of tf lend Is soo aud
70 market ssrpi9s Tho bss ;aa ;Da Win the Gs ea,
sp tefss.d @ ;iS S al A
one So Ma X b ros.sion ga llaS %
lsnd Thee RARN sswgI DOM prod ,bi-
'1eaa,e barn bu4oss s ple,e tIs lsad IN h,
N' ',s Y 5 s a T o or J.y cy
A COTTAGE HOUSE for SALE in BROOKLYN.
climate on cernontsy within 100 ioet Of se fGtoa a.
s1PIes @ he Of .al family '1a eos,a. we
Msble Mani's Grste' Cas-. Water SC Pnoe 800 onet.lf
ef.in on bond sid moisase Apply to J. W. b0Uros.
A T PRIVATE sAIE.-TWO HOUSES aud LOTS
~ Village Of Gin Co,e I.s House, I nsw sad con-
V@Is co. =, nent to ths ..esmhos, lsrdns
n9 D 80 saS fHR9S f k Tae Er s f st:s
foitan Bsni building eornsr Pirs.,t and Brc sdwsy
LOR SALE (or 10 lct) .-Three new first class four
H@y HOUSES, in the block Of Eve FL .lEs zach 'ey5
feet 'ouh .s Of th' s,twese ihsy sna Le,on li.,.
No. Ss 'Sf .; nslS..1 ' caSs smT
I'GR SALE.-A FARM in MONMOUTH Co., n. j.
10 'f' h '.s s5'F Of ,..y s,%iass sss
Rfe .s'y For s.s CT YAsR
@Ei VEL. 10 ; IS broS S '''-''''
L'OR SALE on BERGEN IiiGHTs-On the Plank
.op.h q tie Reformed Ds.ea chnish large az. hsa1ons
H0vsE son.,nT ST 3. Go, s G e'qysSeSss
Sc Win shes WI be 1 from = II JOS or ll5,a Of LIsD
s o., 10 ~9 ws s; q, S , s's %
p'pec and oIsnusss rgE every e~ Ens p'st the door, ara
l. accessible to ''' Gs n s Il Eses " ~ Ssss
LNOR sALE-A fine FARM OF eighty acres, hitees
woodland On the yFense D~eins Hone ..h az
VER No-I County Jenny Price very
94shs e igItter PariievlA Apply to BIZ isAAEL agyL-
IrOR sALE-A 81 lLDING with LEASE Of TWO
LOTS On i2o;b., on Bioemn,6.eed. The Bidding soIs.
high Would be very suitable ksi Of msnah
tuInz To le sod cltsP of cish ingge Sage onee Hs
ketstylle.
EOR SALE on BERGEN NIGHTS, south Der.
s-n-A aid comnodiyus HOU 81 viii non t.o &c
bali ~ q Land taLssorsey 1919 %. p..s.
yt.eLs G.la &C Il .ia..sd 2. ss ssrsa r s..
Y s,ot1a e. st.sss I..sS Sc wh in.sA
lstct OF The Ciy Of kfwst srn Hy g., $780, n an.
- - cni,s :, req q. psa,rs ci0eS &c, ws
-, q vs,sr Lussh he para There aso nsv
@ .sor txo mica line Of stazes the does
q; f III sLEkchR No 'sr stsa
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
80 o. The the Hnesyb River Fort Leo
isse. cath Of TIe,Gtioa Ls.ains Ca the pspeyhs
.h.le tresI Apply OWN d. kLYS No les Grseswi<hsx
Tor sALE-sPRINGDALE FARM, containing
,tou Ia s,, .fsssd the Dseses rarsphs ts
Washington Duebess County Eve nBes oa thu HAIsm ks
stsior Dover Pss Tie and superior quality and.
6lty ch aisv nssao~ !woet
aud On The pse large variety Of frut 70 esnns -
in Which extensive election Of The mos. es:.ss @
elns Hoss. sse "a .ssde also Bros C.
rage H01se sal House al in good order ~ $3.50
gy, ssfans sprs which also A,oss AZ snpe 'syyI
h ooihadns, ana fsbroad siri 's' - 90 I
.--.re = JANIS UNDfRHILL o. The FT-f-ie' % ~
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'cR SALE. LEASE q rARTNERSImr-A yala.

j
Cotton Factory 20 BY 20 feet
ne. hish nachiuery; cght Dwellings hands aad
An stables Boues Horses Wagons sleigh Tools &c.
sc Dwelling ard and sbou OF sod Land,
op 's ard business, anil Ta!us om
per The proprietor DESTROYS Of residing in Newlos
Civ would sell take paper e1chsnes Toy ciy property pnee
t,o 10 No. ork pnst.
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7 ACER BIER RRrWERY.-A Lager Bier

sitrs-,d n NeWJesey half hours ride from Now f9rs
railroad II donss srgo and pIodsble business Tia.
tl cellars capable $500 barrels IL has esht Lo's Of
ground Attached ;s The buildings aud complete order
FOi sac Z favorable teTmS Apply 20 { v blth,
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Y,5,V an y or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPEKTl

,igsisd PLOT q GROUND, centainiss absst
- cres o. ts srL. the nesb River Fort Lee sAsa, 6vs
- val cath TlgfiBm LssAng Ga The properly
LGs building site nstgtsi nyns surrounded with ssf Esd
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The Regular Monthly Meeting OF the MECHANICS
JNsT ITITf held the Lecture Room No BJTe.y
THIS EVENIfG G7l oclc-k The Revised BYLsws snd other
mater insst will then b. considered ac.ed upon g
dance OF the member, 10 especially squsted
q, ofdeI 4 The Institute JAMES HENRY ActDsry
EeyIoEy Aug 7, le5i
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I MKERING RI.SINEss-A rerc orportunit,


valuable eel ms boon
ted sh the has, n yeas hs lritd M WEBSTER
Of Morrssns T. tcttrr patent died March - 1850 90 novel
Invaluable MACHINE tor mixing from 5000 e. 1900 feet o.
lazy kind SHEET METAL TUBING PEI day This machine .
exhibited Tho hours ~ and p Nj, 10
~ Wslks Ne-ioTk where all Interested
ctcd call Cities, t0ici and state Rights Tor
(pst paid rrnpy rcplird 70 IN tAey
oEeor WlLLIAI MEb2IEh
CHARLES MILLER.
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OTIS to LET-1wo 6ne ROOMS in Store -


IL Wei sliol the ct Oreenwish sna Bcohsts
ADAPTED hight ucchsAs pun poses Asc 'fef hooaa
X, So (i-.,pO1clst FERRIS 4 sABER-
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Chances for Businese iilfn.

tsinE WATER row TX ~h : At '0ht d, III y 80
Hsuei. Sc s.. eue order; suitable ffa o-A-r
Ion such a1ctVe, sytie be- o oher Edge lo1i Man
uaurer located fou1shing healthy village within lp miles
sud stnz with NtwIok By water vi hog 1rshpnent
ofc. needing such facilities
Will addressed 20 FAC
TORY. Box No. I ~ New York Post Olice.
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4 Ilern0n within TOO foe OF The FnItOn
Railroad COtsgo irstefny and substantially built
expressly the mall family and contsn
sub Cellar snd hvs Bedrooms
Marble Nantes Crates Gas Water. sc Price $40 one tslf
bond sld mortgage. Apply to J. W. bOUFoa.
lheok s.gr. No Bf0adHA
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LOR SALr-Genteel BoARpING.HOr Or.

By Hopse rhsar .pvndd Furniture; A. will b.
.I.l chem. sso CLOTHING STORE Fs'eon j. b"s saui
sud tu.ess the town. VII b. sold low $50 GOMEZ rtoNf n
sld ICE CREAM SALOON South Ghst Willie Isb1rgh; ais
uUTEL near Broadway. iCt0. at PARTNER wanted VIII
SIet0 eaEs cloth Business splendid chance Apply ~ y
RI rLv A. Room. No % floor EbNNkR s G..
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DURDYs NATIONAL THEATER-Boxes, 20
c,,,.. PIT IA cents; Orchestra 81 ceak-THS EVEN
IVA AZ THE IRON KING
Adam Droek Mr. n Scott Uilca .......Hs Mos
Issr vheb A PARLOR ENTERTAINMENT, in which Mr. JONI
DIAMOND vii appear in bic wonderful ktAOpisn Danee@
i-JtD-IS THE WONDERFUL LAHP
ln.A, ni Hathaway BaSroulbsd3A!. Mira w. O. lcbss
A DGYILlsd GOOD JOKE
a. :. Cir SrnSes...N ss 4 I..hATsy
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
Amount to be offered at double price. IL $751; ,S74

The land granted to the road-s, I'll acres
amounts, at Government price, to S4, ,689,639 -.
If all the reserved sections could be sold at double
price it still leavesa clear gift to this road of So 897
But the act only reserved these sections and required
them TO be offered at the increased price before they
sold at the ordinary rate.
They were brought into market in July, 1852; and up
to September 30, 1858, Zone year and three months
there had been sold in Illinois, the double price, only
acres, and the amount the ordinary price
received was 1886 lOO land from this all additional
should be deduced repay Government for the
grant or gift Of land to the amount Of 6So 639not
onehirteenth part much 1t is doubtful whether any
railroad grant made to be made under this admirable
close nothing system (for it has to be system,
will repay to Government, including all additional
penses one dollar ten of the value Of the land given
the road.
But when this argument is met by facts which dis
it, another is resorted to that these railroad grants
greatly increase the sales Of the public lands Again
facts disprove this also.
There land sold in 1886 than there has been
sold for the last twelve years up January 1853 (thc
returns for 1853 are not yet all made Yet this rail
road system hat is said rapidly to the ssles)
had been in full operation for or three of the last
years The lowest sales in any year were in 1852
less than 100000 acres being the very year the re-
served sections on the Central Railroad were brought
into market. s.---s .s----
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

One additional feature in these railroad grants should
be noticed that Of doubling the price of about ono third
much land as is granted to the road THAT is for six
miles each side Of the road and granting fifteen miles
each sde of which onehir is believed is ever
sold at the increased price
This is wrong in principle opposed to all the present
of legislation which is TO reduce the price of the
lands and TO give them away TO actual settlers
was never any thing but artful device to furnish an
argument and for the grants has been of little
real value, and cannot now be of any Il should be
abandoned altogether 1t is tax upon the settlers on
the public lands for the benefit of private companies and
unwise and unjust as a matter Of public policy.
Grants to roads may induce settlers to locate near
where they but they do not appear to have ncreas
cd the aggregate amount Of sales settlements It
immateral where the purchases made IL the amount
is greater than before would seem to be poor po,
tiers purchase 900 100000 on the line Of
the road rather than elsewhere.
The constitutional right TO make these grants In pre-
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
FREE-TRADE MOVEMENTS IN OHIO.

CORRESPONDENCE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
j.. '.... COLUMBUS niAxcu 90, 1864.
The resolution in favor Of free trade sugar and
lasses has passed both Houses, and will produce some
sensation at Washington 1t is well understood that we
do not need the revenue, have money in the
Treasury than know how to use and the cultivation
has become we'll established that it does need pro-
teetion This is but the first of several efforts in the
same line. Mr.. Atkinson proposed to extend the free
trade principle ron woollen and cotton manufactures
But this failed in the Senate and would probably ect
the fate in the House.
Another proposition will be introduced and that
is to procure repeal Of duty railroad iron for the
term Of three years This is really matter Of much
interest the people of the West It is based upon the
idea which is doubt well founded that the railroads
of this country will require all the iron that be made
both at home and abroad for at least three years come
and hence that there will be essential reduction in
price and competition At present the hardest point
for railroad companies to get is to raise ready cash
enough to pay the duty of.30 per cent their iron
Other matters be arranged time. Bonds can be
sold to be paid for by nstamens contractors may
quire but this duty must in solid cash sight
These considerations will operate with force, and
shall expect the resolution pass the Legislature
What effect these expressions will have at Washington
remains to be / have doubt the interests Of
the West would be advanced by this suspension of the
duty. do not by any means abandon my doctrine Of
protection but such is the position of the iron interest
that cannot stand in need Of protection for at least
three wears to come.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

VERDICT IN AN IMPORTANT Sur BosToN-In the
Of the Middesex Mills the city Of Boston, for
damages for the diversion of the waters of Long
Pond which has been trial before the Court of Com
Pleas at Concord for the last fortnight the jury dis
agreed Eleven in favor of verdict for the city and
for verdict for the mills This the first of series
ofsuits in which damages aggregate amount oneary
$500000 claimed against the city of Boston for d.
vertng the waters of Long Pond Lake Cochuate from
Concord kiver. The petitioners are manufacturing
company, owning extensive mills at the mouth Of the
river at its junction with the Merrmack and claim that
they have suffered damages by the construction of the
cys water works and the diversion Of the natural ow
Of the lake to the amount of $4,000.
Boston Courier of Saturday.