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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
Sales bp AutiioU.
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n Horca, Anctia--~r.
Auction MOTTO JUDGMENT AL
\ NncTGAGE SALE.-Bsse n-ut. Parior aut Atee -
- - r,,r,igeest Ro.e~oo5 saitrs + 1854 veirst ~
E,v-,. C.Trgr.as on Psio,ns tso el-ssut GOA las,
p-o,d cluster Rms OF siesi vsus Tcs aad costly d.e ~
tons bsis contents o. , soas' no. P,, ",,,ss
MORNINo AZ 70 o',ock precisely Fsruss aHsa4i,,
~, - MI place b. pnnctua. a. tAe sEpai gAss
Of goods dsPo'ed o, rsra.s' u =. ~ .'o ~ -
eo.sss. Of Roswood PNlSI FiraaTe en- sae, va. SD
TsteATttes, Essy sewins ,ne a o. as. - covered
rare and expensive Imputed sam %, ~ 'iy e,ss
and polished Re- wood Esseses hne ia 1s9i-e4 Lace Ca
tAir. with Cstniees and FNiGrss 70 I,s $500 90 Re
~ood ceuieF Tab With ptan as1 ,tsIasy ,os sio -
sd Pier d. tch Eug-h. Wilton snd b u.srs P-y hs
tyrsHsd French Pier sHq OsA o,S,ss $50 81 Z.
CANT Rose~ood 7oesAye PiAno 10 heA' sN', sni
uusar ascd richness Of tone costly Do ad oolaI -
rotary plate ara minor tsont 20 sl.e; a. -, ~.
Rees pon Chais nohiy upholstered frninss IN VI, 1un
Ing historical psoes sketches of American scenery fua
SrSurs sc. two Diamond Cluster Riug'. two God Huass
~. Fcures Busts Porcelain Nss-s Alasss,er Clcss, ms,
srcrfs 90 Gss aant.s5s ro,eean Paians. Ae d'esa
-. nvhler. salts. silver Var eonssus Of Tea aus Ca
sets Goblets Cssto,. Case b'.Ss' srfss. Sg9oa. so
- "a sniug 70 Dining Chains Naphirs sdeooaniI. TFsn
a. 6ne Cur,eHsr Mattresses, fs;,hsi ose' pi.9E' ~
S,eIs elegant, carved Rosewood Bedesis and Nahos
t.L ~ The abcisut Aad modern descriptions MaAosas
Sofss Spring scat ChaiFs, Rockers *,
fiction NOTICE. LARGE SALE Oval
n UABLE HousEh0LaR FU tsprTs h9ssssyM.01A
LEIDs, Aucioneer, viii sell bn'iS Dal lFs&asI
a. 10 oelcek precisely al ne COSBY s,,n "a a'
hil,es. About five hundred YARDS ,r.eh Tapestry "a
pet o. Cloths ssaH, and reilly carved H0ssSoS4 fs
rro -, evs,el 10 The iichsst Of y cnch Sain Lis
Ro.sood Secretary and Esc;oe very eSs,iy With pa
s;,.. doors and ypnye cavei Rosewood Sea'ei Sds
- bs. lArss on i and rer GLASSES vsry costly oi Peal
;"Is ssriptrrsI Pieces &c by celebrated s.. rsh w
cnr,.ns nd Shads Rosewood Mahogany sna es'N "Lai
Rsts.c. 6u-esu. Na-hsfand- Sofa, Chars, fAeuioc AZ
psrs sie. elegant China Vases; Twenty onedsy Orno
60 chm. u pusr and Tea sef; best white CURED dor,
20 ,ss. Red. aud Beddns Bedroom CaFp-s; Vein
ssa, csrpet. Rosewo,d ard MshogAny Ia RaeSsi sdu
"a $3.50 Forks Sroou- Coffee Urn, SaSeTs, 0lssswaa
les - T,s,v cutlery Kitchen Utensils, &c. The VIA
s!y Is IN he bst6f oraer, and VIII positively Be
wt-hout the lsaf: reservation.
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ALsyRr II. NIcoLAY, Aucti0neer
rOpnuAM LOTS at AICIION =ALREN

LORDHAM LUIo "I y - ~ kI,JIA
on the rrouud lo5 desirable BUlLDNG LOTS situated
Seslihy srd fou. shug village OF EORDHAi WesicAes
County Y on the line Of the Harlem Railroad, aboIf
miles ninute ride from the City OF New York and with
from five 10 oehi miuuics walk Of the railroad depot TA
are "a enty trains agd from the city dAy, aud The Ca
,,,rfstion 4 only about eleven cents per day.
These beautiful lots will be sold without ressrvsto close q
interest tire following liberal fcrns 10 per cent and d
euctoueeTs iess IN ne da' - sale and 10 per mon
thereafter until the "Do amount IL paid; purchasers
after pay lug ~ FER receive s deeds By executing @
and mor'Ra1e r the balance for J years, a. per cent N
ndspuf-ae Trains leave the ity Hal On morang Of si
= 9t and stoppDgat all the usual places Free ieta
Together with hographic maps and b Of tl a
We obtained on spplyirg TO ALBEIT n. NIC0LAY, @l
Broadst ~ Y Q,Jf)
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Land Wu.lnni LnAi.

(NAUTlONOn about LIST subscriber placed
the City Post Office in the usual envelope
TO the Hon. Henry A. Edmupdson member Of
duplicate bounty I09ce
issuet under the ac Of February II, sf7 ciy
late Jcncs's
gears, upon which The H OF
executed being Intended thai te should be
Henry Lane for As,
noi been received by the on Edmnson either mis-
laid o ,s this prevent impropr
use the warrant y being offered for
ing
caied and the intention made
made to the Commissioner duplicate o,
sara warrant CHARLES DE SELDING,
,-n. .. Nh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
juno 2i-iaw6y
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United states Mail.

PosT OFFICE DEPARrARNT,
Washington July l5 Ie54.
PROPOSALS for The mails the United
ls day of October 1854, the Both 1858,
the Stale of WIsc0RsIN will be received
Office of this Department Wednesday,
gust Both next, be decided by the day following
No 1878 From Prairie du Chien by La Crosse Lewiss Mills
Douslass's Mills Eau Gales Mills Rush River Set
tcInent and Present., To Point Douglas, Min Ter,
24i miles and back, week.
Leave Pruic dn Chen Monday at Z am;
Arrive ut 81 Paul 9Th day, Tuesday, by 5pm;
Leave ST Paul Monday nj m;
Arrive at Prairie du Chen 9th day, Tuesday, by M.
For form proposal guarantee,
uons embracing conditions be incorporated in the contract
the department expedent proper
verisemcDt inviting proposals for mail years.
mencug ls of Illinois, wisconsin,
January 9th 1854.
Each should be sealed marked Proposal for No
l3773 Wis addressed Assistant
eral,' Washington, d. C.
ftH JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 1i-law4w ~ =. .s Postmaster
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July l4-law'
UNITED STATES MAIL.

y Posr Orncs llRrAR ARrMEsT,
,-.a4,lt June "a, 1874
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails Off uned States from the
18th 0 1884, 10Th of June, 1857 following
VERMONT, will
Office OF the Post Office department. In city Washington
until o'clock, OF July 81 1854, be decided The
day:
No 179 From by Higbpate, Franklin, East Franklin,
and West Berkshire 10 Rebfod, 30 miles and back, six
times week stages.
Leave Swanton daily, except Sunday, at s
Arrive at Richotd day by PM
Leave Richford daily, except Sunday, at M
Arrive a! Swsnon day by s p
For form OF proposal, and
tons embracing conditions be Incorporated
extent the department proper the
yltng proposals for England
New York; &c. dated February 90 1854 Each proposal should
be marked PropOsal No
"second Assistant Postmaster GeIera'
JAMES Campbell,
June 2S--'awfw Postmaster General
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NO oIi
By the Prssident OF the United States.

By the Prssident United States.
pursuance otaw franklin Pierce President Of the United
viii be held a. the nndermentoned land Offices in the TER
Of MxSEsoTA, the times herein designated, TO wits
Al the commencing Monday
eleventh day OF September next for e disposal OF The public and
situated within the aforementioned townships viz;
North Of aud ~ss, Of the fth principal meridian
Townships hundred and hundred
ys nss one hundred and one and one hundred and o
Townships hundred and and hundred and
Tcwnahips one hundred ,wo
TcwA:hips hunared and hundred aad Two,
Townships one hundred ana one ane ana Wo one huh
drsd and three and QUE hundred and four o. ,anse ten
dred and three hundred and four and one ndd and e OF
eleven
september next for the disposal public
mi,s Of the following townships viz; Otes.
NORTH of and Of the lA pineipot merian
Townships hundred hundred and two hun,
es and hre hundred aud four and one hundred and
Townships hundred and hundred and Two, hun
ore, and S aSnsa ar" a " a " and
hurassd and three :" d,nSs @ ops and one hun
dred ind hrse and one hundred four range
ss n nsassa sns n"% .n On. sns
Townships one hundred and four aud one hundred and FIVE OF
Al the wArsH, commencing Monday
eleventh day next for the disposal of the public lands
NorAe Of the base line and west Of the fourth principal erion
Township forty ono, Of range sixteen ~ t.f3.i
Township lorly-iwO, of rapgc seventeen.
Townships forty and forty OF eighteen
eight in township thirty townships thirty eight
nine, and forty OF range nineteen
following tracs situated in the military
define the boundaries of the military
serve river, Territory Minnesota
proved a6 August 1852 and which are not subject TO e"po
claims 44yfgV Tg gs.ffs MNt Oh .itf d
four south hall section ave.
half and southeast fractional
eleven feen, seventeen, twenty
Except and three, rcseved for military the
Fery) three of all the islands
Mississippi township of wcny
three tHHlrts X asasF
Office at MIHNEAr commencing Monday the
eighteenth day of September disposal of the public
lands the following townships of which the PORTIONS
ted within the former military Fort Smelling 10 be
sod accordance with the provisions OF the 26t August
1884, above quoted which subject empon
claims, 10 wit: f.iIs
of fourth principal
Townships exclusive of the
islands the Mississippi river, of range twenty-five.
TOwnshps twenty eight and twenty nine, excu
,ive Of the islands the Mississippi river
Townships twenty eight and twenty nine, eScu
sive OF the islands Mississippi ver of
Lands appropriated schools military,
other purposes, ,uu be excluded from the sales
The Offering OF the above lands will be
appointed and will proceed the order which
tsed with oil despatcb until tho whole shall have
offered and the thus closed shall be
be admitted until AFTER the expiration of ihe weeks.
Given under hand, of Washington this third day
June Donni ono thousand eight hundred and
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY The President: .sa-f ~ t4
JouN WILSON,
n.isuirn ftku fIunav nd
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CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES
Thirty -tThird Congress Fret session
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1854.
SENATE.

EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn laid before the Senate letter
from the Secretary Of the Interior, transmitting copy of
letter from the Commissioner of Indian fairs submit
ting estimates of the amount necessary carry into effect
treaties recently negotiated in the city of Washington with
the Sacs and Foxes Of Missouri Deawarcs Iowas and
Nckapoos; which read and referred to the Commit
tee on Finance s.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn. also laid before the Senate
report of the Secretary of War; communicating in compile
with resolution of the Senate OF the 1th instant
information in relation to examinations and surveys for
the improvement of the bar at the mouth of the St Johns
river, Florida which referred to the Committee
Commprcn
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HooD ON uEALrL--Takc precious of your precious
health but how the housewife says make il keep
Why, then, don't smoke-dry it, pickle it in everlasting
acids like the Germans Don't bury it in potato pit like
the Irish Don't preserve it in spirits like the barbarians
Don't salt it down. like the Observation-Disclosures Don't pack
it in ice like Captain Back Don't parbo like goose
berries. Don't pot, and don't hang it. rope is bad
Gordon sanitarc." Above all, don't despond about it.
Let not anxiety have thee the hip Consider
your health your greatest and best friend and think
well of it. in spite of all its oibes you can For in
stance dream though you may have clever hack
of galopng consumption, indulge in the Neltonan be-
lief that you going the pace Never fancy every time
you cough you going the pot Hold up the shooter
says the toughest ground Dependency, in nice
case the overweight that you kick the beam and the
bucket both at In short with other cases
trouble halfway but let him have the whole walk for
his pains though be Scotch mile and bittock hare
known him to give up his visit in sight of the house.
Besides the best fence against is ha ha wherefore
to have all around you whenever you can. Let
your lungs like chantclecr and as like game cock
possible 1t expands the chest cnarges the heart quick
the circulation and, like trumpet makes the spirit
dance"
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Matrmony is like glass of soda waiervery sparkling
when is first carried to the lips but papaby tasting Of
acid before il is half swallowed.
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Coma,issioner Of The General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANTS

Every entitled to the right pre-empton any The
lands within the townships mud townships above
rated required establish the the satisfaction OF The
register receiver Of the Office
therefor practicable after seeing this notice and before
the appointed the public
feiled
e.F JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
A-Iawl3w
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NO. 0iS.
MOAlCE Tor restoring private n IN, Hon Of
~ hs lands recently withdrawn proposed railroads in
ibs lower peninsula Of MIonlo.s - "
=. ns uffen, solicitation Of
part OF tne defeaaton IN Congres
President Of the United States m order he ,hn o.
June instant has directed that portion the lands
drawn from sale pre- np,inn alon
,ne routes OF certain proposed railroads Michigan
and Wisconsin, set forth IN the public of idal N
07 issued from this office 18th a 10 Wi, ha
uon situated In the lower peninsula Michigan outside Of tbr Inn
It's Of about miles each snI e
notice. be restored to market again NoIos therefore
gwen ne lands anove referred TO- OF which and
maps showing the townships and parts of ,e
same have hs day been sent the pnbc
normnon VIII again be subject TO private on and
aef MONDAY INC h day Of August prerely
Terms and conditions though the withdraw
from market. '
Given under hand the The city f
washington his 23d day June, Ammo Domni, 1854
BY order Of the Pres sident:
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
June M-lawt7thhug
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ENENCH steel pens just Imported from Paris; R;so
ferry Gnlots steel pen bought per makers
y ,ne undersigned and embracing all best kinds ard
variety o each kind together with those
ru.
June
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M'ss IEshiG'S New Receipts for C,okipg.-For sale
Maybe noots,o,, ns., OH .,,s., .
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CON G r RESSI0N AL.
SPEECH OF HON. J. r.. THOMSON,
# NEW JERSEY

| OF NEW JERSEY,
On the claim OF David Myerle delivered in the Senate OF
the United States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-20
The Treaty with Mexico.

1t seems that after all, the y. Y Herald, was SUBJ
stantaly right. A treaty,has been made-ahough the
Union" denied that there q word Of truth 10 the
report. 1t must be conceded that the Herald is better
authority for facts in relation to the Administration than
the official organ The precise terms of the treaty how
ever have not been made known. The New Orleans pa.
pers find authentic information in regard il in
the Mexican papers. The "7fdh TUniom" alone refers
it. and the following is its paragraph the subject:
"The diplomatic conferences between the Mexican and
American Pleniotenaries have resulted in treaty which
wuich is no longer secret to any In selling the
d pued territory Of Mcsa the Mexican Government has
sold embarrassment. In freeing himself the lth
article Of the treaty OF Guadalupe Mr. Gadsden has got
rid of duty but in sboishng this dangerous
article Senior Bona has closed the door against American
ntervenon for who deny that the duty of defend.
ing frontier involves the right of coming it and ira.
versng it We do not know exactly what the figure
the that the United States undertake paw Mexico
is made 10 gary from 81 900 900 to $50 900 O0O This
Intelligence has been received with JOY by public opinion
1t Is Tor tue treasury resource which managed with Wis
dom ami Intelligence will hasten the realization Of those
ameliorations which tho Cabinet contemplate"
We suppose shall have tie details of the Treaty
from Washington before long.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-20
The Gange.

The Penny Post undertakes at great length demon
s'rae that five feet Is moi wide gauge. IL j. wider
tainy, than four feet eight and half But we are moi
particularly anxious about the five feet II those learned
in snch matters shall prefer five feet three five feet iI
or six feet-weIl and good. We have no objections
What We desire above all things is that shall not
adopt gauge corresponding that the Baltimore
and Ohio road. by which road may be tapped and
drained for the benefit of Baltimore. There must be
break of bulk sgans the canal no matter what gauge
may be adopted We wish Baltimore occupy bette,
position than our own improvement in which this State
has invested large Now If the four feet eight
and half he the gauge fixed the Covington road
there will be break of buik lriM the Baltimore road
Cars will leave Baltimore and when they reach the mouth
of Elk, they will pass 10 road, and in all
its length, ai the same will be the coming from the
West. The Baltimore branch ill become the main line
of the road transporting all the travel and commerce
the West and shall be in the contemplate position o
having spent $50 900 900 to build up Northern cy and
ruin ourselves.
The Central pad, BY adapting its gauge to a wide on,
the Covington road, would nave the advantage Of .
break Of gauge against Baltimore, aud that adyantag,
might enable compete successfully wthits formidable
rival We surprised that its sagnciouS rulers will
Mr. Eets acknowledgement of the "infrsic oiperioriiy
of the wide guage do jump at The opportunity of
ting oil forever dangeruas competition We can onl,
account for their course BY surprising they of half
cooked at first, aud having committed themselves
ashamed TO retreat
But their blind ohstinacy should not induce the Lcgis
ature TO make great State road for the purpose OF in
juFing its interests in the aes River canal to the prof
OF Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-20
Mr. Odds Resolution.

Alter considerable labor, the Senate of Virginia
has been delivered Of Senator Old's resolution con.
verting the Board o, Public Works into 4 mighty
engine for Kidding the State of the shinplastcr
nuisance. This is decidedly additional blessing to be
conferred upon the Commonwealth by that new appen-
dage the machinery for governing the affairs Of state the
Board Of Public Works. ts orgeuators doubtless never
conceived while they connecting three snug Offices
AMI "a fountain Of patronage and power" that it was to
accomplish such wonders-hat was to do what all the
wisdom Of repeated Democratic Legislatures had failed
effect, in regulating the currency the State This
grand Development reserved for the resolution
Senator from Powhatan We have given this precious
document in previous number OF paper. Its prov
sions therefore known to readers. It certainly
coners new aud doubtful powers upon the Board OF Pub
tic Works but how far it will effect the objects contem-
lated in very questionable.
Mr. Ward the Senator from Logan hit the nail on the
head in the discussion Of this resolution Tuesday when
he sad that could only have the effect of driving shin
olssters from internal Improvement companies in great
er quantity upon the people 1t would he discriminating
20 give better currency those companies If it gave
them any than afforded the citizens of the State E,
when you only precluded the circulation OF shinps
that lar it would result in throwing larger amount OF
them into other branches Of business They would still
remain in the commonwealth Ii strikes u.s. that if the
provisions OF this resolution should share different fate
from all the statutory enactments have reyiosy had
sBanst tue use Of shnpascrs and be rgidy carried out
by the officers Of our internal improvement companies
that pretty state Of affairs would arise under those new
powers, with which the Board of Public Works Is to he
invested for regulating the monetary concerns of the
State Until some other currency is provided what means
would those officers have to transact the everyday bus.
ness deVoying upon themY How would thew yet along
10 the payment Of small bills aborers on the works
10 accommodating the travelling public with change or in
tbe collection Of fare, &c?
Should the House Of Delegates take sufficient fancy
to this recently invented shinpaster panacpa to pass
Ne may soon expect to some Of the beauties of i
operations 10 that event. together with the general
swearing system proposed tue infection Of fines and tho
imprisonment in county a in the State pepitentisrv
for any niracton Of laws that may be imposed mon tho
good people Of the commonwealth by our Democratic
rulers, something ought to be effected ia getting rid n
ths grievance. We shall consequently await with live.
degree Of interest, the practical results of any such
proposed plans, which may eventually be adopted from
rue bulls reported in the Senate and House OF Delegates
oo"n to ht ODDS famous resolution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-20
InternaI Improvement ApproprIatlops.

II is difficult guess yet what this Legislature
will pursue the subject of appropriations works Of
Internal Improvement. One plan proposed is TO limit APP
propFatons to such Improvement schemes already
commenced at least the lending lines. With a
number this proposition finds favor but doubt whether
they sufficiently strong to carry it The Internal
improvement men who have schemes on hand would
thereby be shut and probable that they will
accede to it, When the subject preached 10 the Sen
ate Wednesday, considerable feeling manifested and a
lengthy aud animated debate followed. The question
then on small appropriation for the extension OF
the unenbng Plank road; and the appropriation was
posed the ground that Il new scheme so far "a il
related to tbs extension The approp ration was carried
by vote Of ayes p noes 49, This can hardly be con
sidered test vote. IL advocated on the ground
that II not work, but the extension Of an old
one AMI may have been granted on that ground Thus
far the action Of The Senate the passage Of Internal I'm
progement bills has been governed mostly by considera
lions, whether or not appropriations asked for Those
asking for have generally passed. with the exception
Of the Valley Railroad BILL while those asking ANYTHING
have chiefly been laid over await asems the decision
on some bill by which the question Ia 10 be tested Tn,
present indications that shall either have genera
system Of appropriations old and new the logront
system, or none at all.