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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

(,LAIRyOYANCE.-LADIE MRS. HAYES Is THE
~ best clairvoyant have in the United States her
examinations are always correct respecting sickness
business, abs mt friends lawsuits add Journeys. Ladies
about entering into matrimony should consult Mrs
Hay at once Office 10 Spring street, Bowery.
M ADAME ALVIN, FROM PARIS. TENDERS hER
AL services to the ladies and ger temen OF this city,
In asirclogy by books end science and is to be consult
ed about love, marriage, business, law matters, 6c.
she will tell the name oil the lady gentleman they vn
marry also, the names of her visitors Madame Alvin
speaks the snglsh, French and German languagea Re-
sderce 300 Bovery, between First ard Second stress
Office hours from 10 A. NJ. 70 p N.
AIRS. BREWSTER, SO GREAT JONES STREET COR
I ner Of the Sowery has been induced, through the
persussions of her many friends TO continue until
further notice She be copsuted in astoogy love
and law matters, interpreting Dreams by books
ence and tell the Of the lady gentleman they
WI marry; also the names OF her visitsrs Ladies' "a
centS; gentlemen 90 cents until the LIST of January
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

GTEBBlNS 4 CO., 264 BROADWAY, BETWEEN WAR
- and Chambers streets.-Gold watches, diamonds
and ewelry for the holidays at reduced prices suitable
or the times.
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S'rER FASHIONS.


NATIONS. FAIL FASHIONS READY
fACOB0WIZ'S, 3e7 Broadway, between
streets. The finest articles for holi.
immensely reduced prices. Splendid
3, formerly sold at $50 are now TO be
b sable mink for SIS.
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TOYS AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The undersigned has just received from his agents
Europe complete and varied assortment OF toys for
which ne defes competition. Those desirous OF
making holiday presents will End it TO their advantage
10 give him a call Wholesale dealers will find here
very :hoce and beautiful selection Of goods suitable
the approaching holidays The undersigned bsgs leave
to invite his customers, and the public generally 70 in
spect bis stock of toys and fancy goods, and most
spectfuy solicits continuance Of their patronage
Remember the old stand is Dvision street, Chat
ham square, @. G0ETZ Qate Haas n Goetz.)
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DENTISTRY.

PRErERRE, FRENCH DENTIST. 65s
irmeriy q 400 Grand street, has 70.
p 70 Europe. aud informs his custom.
to insert hls new and most beauIi.
teeth; Narrated 70 last for lie
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by A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT wO
IA situation as nurse or chambermaid can
! rye OF baby from its birth. and do plain
b give good reference. Please call at 1853
reet, where she can be seen.
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INSURANCE..

TIAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE
H No. 5 Tryon row.-Notics.-An election for Di-
rectors of this Company will be held the LIST of jan
nary proximo, at the Office Of the company. Poll will
open at IL A. NJ, and close at p. NJ
J. c. WINANS, Secretary.
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M 0RRlS WIIIIs'S HOME JOURNAL FOR 1855 -
1l Subscribe AT once you desire the numbers from
january. Terms 81 year in advance. Publication
flee l07 Fulton street.
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by A GIRL, A SITUATION TO DO GENE
busework or ehsmberwork. Best of refer
seen at 10 York street, second aoor, front
lyn
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IA SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
respectable young woman, "a chambe rmaid
ts; has lived about six years 10 her last
ost respectable city references can be given.
dry goods store 453 Third avenue, between
d and Thirty -third streets.
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HIrTS FOR THE HOILDAYa-THE SUBSCRIBER
NJ having imported most extensively in anticps
OF the approaching holidays, NOT AT ALL EXPECTING
THE PRESENT HARD TINES, has resolved upon making
immense reduction in the prices Of his present nag
CI1oAKs, sHAwIs, AND FURs,
commencing on Monday the 18th Of Dscember-prefer-
ring this course carrying large stock another
season. PARTIES therefore, DESTROYS Of mailing pur
for presents have opportunity of select
ing from enc of the richest and most extensive stocks
in the city, At unprecedented bargains.
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pa PROTESTANT WOMAN, AS NURSE;
understand her business, and be well recon-
|pply az 10 University place.
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WRITING, ARITHMETIC.-MR. Doll
Broadway, corner If Houston street,
ry in practical business-liSe manner,
make elegant writer's and bookkeeperS
return the money. Private seats Sc
ithout extra charge
! OR PERSONS HAVING A THO.
ge Of the Spanish language "A young
FISHES 70 form the acquaintance Of \
Is able to teach the above language.
ubscriber Is 70 acquire, BY associa-
knowledge Of the Spanish language
70 pay a fair salary, either Tor six
Address u. J. r., box 2,62i Post
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTONISHING TO ALL-MADAME MORROW IS
"A without exception the most wonderful astroogst
in the world, that has been known She will tell
past, present, and future events and will show your
future husband and absent friends which has aston
thousands during her travels in Europe. She is the
seventh daughter Of seventh daughter, and born
with natural giit by invoking the powers Of her
deriul science, to tell even their thoughts aud will
happy pairs to together, will all enjoy
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss. Her pre-
aictons truly astonishing TO all who visit her
Those who wish a speedy marriage may call soon and
they may depend upon true advice founded the
nal principles Of magical science, 70 Broome street.
TIVE en- Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen not al
mitted Hours from O'Clock AM. to 9P. II.
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IA SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
woman, as cook, washer and ironer, or
neral Homework. No objection 10 go short
the country. Good city reference. Can be
70 days, at 232 Mulberry street, in the rear,
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m AN BOKN.-"THE BROADWAY BELLE" NEW
weekly paper, devoted 70 fun, frolic and fashion,
the drama nne and coarse arts gossip about town. h.
dies Of the upper tenn and ladies OF the flower TWEEN
in total darkness &c, &c viii be issued weekly ct 81
year In advance, and two cents sing copy. First
editor; p r. Harris, proprietor. Agents Wanted all
parts OF the world 10 solicit subscribers All letters
be sent (post paid) to p. r. HARRIS, Publisher,
l02 Nassau street. New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FILE OF DAILY HERALDS FOR EIGHT YEARS
"A back, bound and in perfect ORDER for sale cheap BY
|. W. DAVIS 93 Wall street
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Il oDoING ROOMS, NEAR BR0ADwAY--FoR SINGLE
IL gentlemen, to let at 50 and 81 90 per week room,
Tor two gentlemen 50 week, Mt the Grapes Hotel 1855
Grand street. block east OF Broadway. Meals at all
hours. GARREl H. YERRAyCE
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TIIRFE GENTLEMEN CAN BE PLEASANTLY ACCOM-
u modated with suite of rooms, having gas aud
CRATE, in gentee house. and terms reasonable, also
few day boAIders. ut so East Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

VITANTED-A PARTNER WITH AT LEAST FIVE
w thousand dollars, in the wooden ware, Irvine aud
cordage business, already established and doing large,
safe and profitable business mostly for cash. will be
shown to the satisfaction Of persons negotiating The
reason for wanting partner is to supply the place Of
retiring. This is chance that seldom offers. All
communications win be strictly confidential Address
s. w., Herald Office, stating time and place for inter
view
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

NJ OTlCE.--BUTCHERS AND DROyERS.-MONDAY
IN next, January 1855, being observed general
booay, the regular cash sales day for cattle at the
Washington Drove Yards viii be on Tuesday, I'd.
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ExEyTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


IAN INTELLIGENT, CIEANLY AND
etable girl, about fourteen years of age, as
q small private family; good reference re-
ply At Huntington's confectionery store, be-
E and Dufield streets, Myrtle avenue, Brook
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~ GOD BOARD IN AN AMERICAN FAMIIY-3T
N Howard street. third house from Broadway. Elegant
furnished rooms for families and single xentlemen gas
and baths in the house. location unsurpassed being,
very central
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

THE FLORENCE AND KEYPoRT JOINT COMPANIES -
i The stated annual meeting will be held at the office
OF the company, at Union, near keyport, Tuesday,
the I'd day Of January next at p M when officers and
directors will be elected for the ensuing year Steam
boats ieav foot of Robinson street at p NJ state
ment Of the affairs Of the company may be had at the
Cfhce in New York and Philadelphia
T. LLOYD, Treasurer.
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r oTGINGs FOR TWO NIGHTS IN A WEEK, WITH
L. or without break fast and tea.-A down town
chant whose residence Is Of town and whose BUSH
NJ detans Linn in the city two nights a week,
would like TO obtain accommodations where the com
forts Of q home could be secured ABOVE A small
family without boariors and living below Blocker
street preferred Should like full particulars "a to
members oC family, terms, &c. Address Merchant,
box ,430 Post Office.
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NJ ASoNlC.-THE MEMBERS OF BROOKLYN LODGE,
Il No. 2ss, hereby notified to attend at their
rooms this Thursday evening, Dec 2S at ~ O'Clock,
for the transaction OF business of Importance BY order
oil the NJ. W. q. NJ. JOS K. BRENNAN, Sec'y.
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IN any persons having baggage, luggage, any ef
fecs whatever that not removed before
The 31st January 1885, with all expenses due thereon
they will be sold by public auction the LIST day
February, 1855, to pay all dues and demands against
them Robert WALKER 25 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

NOTlCE-CABlN PASSENGERS PER PACKET SHIP
IN Emerald Isle, for Liverpool, will please be board
steamboat at foot OF Peck slip this Thursday morning,
at 10 o'clock precisely, at which hour the ship will .a
TAPSCOTr Il Co, Sc South street.
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SPECIAL NpEsCGS.

A 7 AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE OFFICERS
"A Of all the city railroads. held the 10th Of Octo-
Der, 1854 the following resolution passed
Resolved, That at the expiration of the term for which
free tickets out, the system will be abrogate,
and issued 10 any person free either
d the city railroads named below.
NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres't N. Y. and Harlem Railroad
DENTON PEAkSAI.l., pres't Second avenue Railroad.
VIM. A. DARLING Prest Third avenue Railroad.
JAMES ). LIBBY Pres't Sixth avenue Railroad.
OLIVER CHARIOCK Pres't Eighth avenue Railroad.
d. =. BARuYpr. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

FURNISHED ROOMS TO lea ROOM, BEDROOM
H. AMI kitchen, with cock stove, &c: also two suits
OF unfurnished rooms second and third floor Please
call and them at 1913 West Twenty fourth street.
Seven tn avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

NATURAL FLOWERS FOR NEW YEARS DAY.
IN What can be handsomer for the table New
Years day what suitable for present to lady,
than basket of beautiful natural flowers, put up in
Red's suneq style? Gentlemen of taste, please
call at REID'S, S07 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

ITO LAWYERS.-A RETIRED LAWYER, OF TEN
Il years. experience in the city, having an indepen-
dent Ii and extensive acquaintance, desires to
to return to practice by entering proftably estab
lished Office, where he find constant employment,
and increase the business by his personal exertons
Address, with real name confde naly, Lawyer, Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE BOARD AT MODERATE
il price, without lodgings, in a private family. Loca-
ton near Broad way, from Pearl 10 Fransn streets
Please address III. C., Herald Office, stating price.
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Q 0n A.ln FOR SALE, A FIRST RAfK HOTEL,
DLOsVOOs on the European plan, Broad
way also, four saloons, on Broadway also two groce
mes, IN the seventh ward also; intsrestin an old
tabi.hed business, for $500. Apply Immediately TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY
~ December n, Is54.-rhe annual election for npe
directors of this company viii be held Monday, the
LIST day of January next AT the East broadway House.
corner of Pike street and East Broadway The poll will
open at O'Clock r. NJ, and remain open hour. BY
srder. IL V. MASON Secretary.
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CELLNG OFF.
- ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CIOAKS
20 per cent below cost
BRoCHE AND Wool SHAwLs
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.
ALL Wool PLAIDS, ONLY As. YARD.
LYONS h JONES, 277 Hudson street,
Between Canal and Spring streets.
CPECIAL NOTICE--THE ENTIRE STOCK OF LACE5
y embroideres hosiery, kid gloves, &C., amounting
to s35, OOo at MADDEN 4 STEWARDS, ITO Broad way,
must be sold by LIST January without reference to cost
time. Ladies will find this grand opportunity to pur
chase for the holidays.
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VIZ j. HANNINGTON FIRST PREMIUM GI.AS:
w stainer, (burnt out 442 Broadway has re
moved to SO Canal street. where he will be happy
ceive orders which will be executed with promp
and economy.
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NEW YORK, DEC. 81, lS54.-TO THE EDITOR OF
IN the New York Herald.-Sir: We take this public
method Of rendering acknowledg to Mr. Warle
and his boats for the prompt and efficient assist
rendered TO the potuoat Moses H. Grinne by them
She got ashore the point OF Sandy Hook night
Of the 18th of December, and information OF the fact
boats crew, after rowing distance OF thirteen miles
with cables and anchors blocks and falls, and all the
apparatus necessary relieve vessel in her situation.
Thanks To his promptitude and efficiency by O'Clock
r. NJ of that day the Moses II. Grin cell her way
to New York. O. G. FREEMAN, Pilot.
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NOR sALE-THE LEASE OF LOT NO. 1sl ANTHONY
II street. Lease VIII expire the first day Of August
$780, renewal. The lot is about twenty two feet
front and rear, and about sixty feet deep. Also the
lease Of LOT No. II Centre street OF Anthony
Lease will expire the first day of November, 1850;
buildings TO be paid for lease gwen The lot is
twenty feet front and rear and about sixty feet
deep Apply at No. $50 Tenth street, door of
Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

BOARDING AT % WARREN STEEEr.-GEyTI.EWRH
ID be accommodated with board at - per week;
alo, rooms suitable for gentleman his wife Two
ladies lie accommodated with board Day boarders
accommodated. Terms moderate.
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Y1N0 CARMEN.-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAII
Il to the carman who took load OF furniture iron
the store $50 Broadway OF Anthony street. yes
terday by informing the subscriber at above
store, where he TOOK il to. NJ WRAY.
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DRESENTS FOR THE MTLLlON.-JUSr REVIVED
I per last steamer
500 French china vases, Is. each;
600 French china va SEES, IS. each
100 French china vases, 6s. to So so each;
800 coffee cups and saucers with mottos. ss.;
100 children's dining sets, S..
With large variety Of other cheap and useful pre-
sents at about half the usual prices
80 doz children's cups and saucers, q. per set for
IL pieces.
J. K. KERR cheap china and glass store,
S13 broadway, above Eleventh street.
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ITO LET-TO A GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT, WELL.
4 furnisbed bedroom, sittingroom and bedroom
tacbed with breakfast and tea, in private family. lie
hghtfu locations 81 McDouga street, between Blocker
and Houston streets,
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1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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DOARDNG.-A LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
ID for gentleman add lady, single gentlemen, also
pleasant basement room, suitable tor physician
single gentlemen. 40 West Twenty-second street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. References required
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EHrRs paw
TT S. NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS EXTRA PAY
~ promptly paid, bounty iant warrants Obtained
bought and sold pensions proiurei baaoces due herr
Of deceased Y. s geanen collected, and all ksrds "
slaines against the u s recovered BY
EDWARD RIsSFIs
Aren't And ate Pprssy Q. S. Navy, e7 Wa stresa
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS-CANES, BEAUTIFULLY
III mounted with gold, silver, ivory and agate, OF
whaebone and ebony; also ladies' and gentlemen UNI
brelas of the most tasty Gnish at 90 Maiden ane
William street.
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A FEW HORSES WILL BE TAKEN TO KEEP IN THE
n country at 81 per month good hay; gram fur.
nshed BY the bushcl at market price. Any gentleman
wishing their horses well cared for by responsible
will pie ase address G. D. Herald Office.
L'OR SALE-A PAIR OF YOUNG BAY HORSES.
J. fifteen hands high, sound and kind in all harness.
sold cheap account Of the owners not having any
use for them Apply to W f. II W. SPARKS, 50 Iexing-
ton avenue corner Of Twenty -feventh street.
LNoR sAIE-A PAIR OF FINE BAY HORSES, FIJI.
IL teen hands high, aged five and seven years, an |
good travellers They be for three days, at
GILLESPIE CARIlslES livery stables l2i East Broad
way. Price $225.
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WAV
I'D west OF Washington .rk.-A family or a few gen
tlemen be accommodated with board and desirable
suite OF rooms, on the .ond floor; also
the third floor. House FIRST class bath, gas &c
moderate References exchanged
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CIOR SAIE-AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN AN IRON
IL foundry and machine shop, doing extensive
business 10 of the best locations the State Of
New YORK. Apply ts JOHN II. BROAD, 6l8 Fourth vt.
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nor SALE-THE LEASE AND GOOD WILL OF A
very well situated segar store in Broadway with
without stock Apply for particulars at the segar store
| No % Nassau street.
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L~OR SALE--A BUTCHERS SHOP, IN A SUPERIOR
IL location. The lease fixtures &c, will be sold at a
bargain. This is excellent chance for any wi s-
ing place OF this KIND. Rent low. Apply Immediately
at az Broadway, room No. IL. SIMkRS PURIFY.
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DAGUERREAN ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE-wEII
~ known Hutching's Gallery 395 Broadway, be
ing of the best locations in the city The proprietor
is going South, aud will dispose of it low for cash
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-23
From the Burlington Telegraph.
Our Railroad East.

We gave in Wednesdays paper a let
ter from Mr.. Harding in relation 10 the
proposed consolidation of lhe railroad
lines leading from this city TO Philadel
ph;a Railroad Convention, held on the
9Th inst, from which we extract the fol.
lowing: ..........
Mr.. Harding moved that the Conven
ton resume the consideration of the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the Peoria aud o.
quawka Company Of Illinois,. the Lo
/ gansport and Pacific of Indiana, and
Logansport and Pittsburgh of Indiana
and Ohio Railroad Companies are in
one interest, and are ready and willing
to unite their lines of road to effect a
main through line from the city of Bur
lIngton, Iowa. TO Philadelphia. If prop.
er arrangement, can be effected with the
Pennsylvania and Ohio roads.
Resolved. Thatlhe respective COM
panies represented be requested to fur
nIsh statistics of The population aud
productions of the counties which will
rely exclusively upon said line for their
eastern trade and travel
Resolved, That it is impor,an, 10 es
tablish joint and common interest upon
some practicable basis between the sew
eral companies from Burlington Iowa.
70 Philadelph Tor the freight and trav-
ell passing from the roads of one OF the
companies to and over the roads of the
other, that delays may be avoided. ex-
penses and commissions prevented, and
assurance to capitalists cigen in lending
their means that this great trunk line
shall be sustained and governed by one
common interest. and made subseryient
10 no other.
Resolved, That The line of road star
ting at the Missouri river. at the mou b
of the Platte, crossing the Mississippi
river al the city of Burlington, the Iii.
nois river at the city of Peoria, The Wa,
bash river a, Logansport, and Ohio a,
Pittsburgh, TO join the great Central
Pennsy lvanta Railroad terminating at
this city is great national thoroughfare,
aud commends itself TO public confidence
for its directness of course, lowness of
grades, freedom from curvature, unifor.
nifty Of guage, cheaPness of cons,ruc
ton. the rich agricultural regions through
which it runs, tie timber, stone metals,
coal, and its boundless rich prairies.
Resolved. That the incomplete por-
tons of this line extending to the Mis-
souri, river, have jus, claim to grant
of the public domain from our national
councils. binding as i, will. with an iron
band. stronger the ties Of friendship, in.
teres.. and consanguini,y, the citizens Of
these several states; expedising the tram
81. of mails, afforiing facilities for trans
porting troops add munitions Of war.
distributing the coin of our mint. and
giving. by this application. To Pennsyl
wanna and Ohio participation in the
grants of the public domain.
Which. after discussion, were unani.
mously adopted.
RESOLVED, Tha, an Executive Com
mls,ee be appointed by this Convention,
who shall have full power to carry into
fleet tn spirit and object Of this Con.
ven:ion.
Whereupon. Geo. C. Bes.or, Viii,
hanson Wright and Hm. Chase were
appointed said Committee.