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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

No S.HBArH. In "pt2. Essay an
,he Sabbath" written by a logrncymtn
printer in Scotland, there occurs The follow
ing passage:
Yoke fellow ihiuk how tho hbs'rac.
ton OF the Sahba,h would hopeles-ls eH
slave the working classes. wih Which We
are Identified Think Of labor thus going
on IN one n'onoInaous ard continuous
eternal cycle limbs forever on the rack,
the fingers forever PLAYING, the eyehalls
forever stfaiuin., t.,p brow forever sweating
the Ice, foreyer llodding, the hrain forever
lhrnhbng. the shoulders forever dropping,
,ie loins f,reysr aching, and the restless
mind fur.vet scheming.
81 link OF the heacty it would eT,ee ;
the merry heaftedness It would eximpui.h
OF the glaut strength it would tnn,e; Of the
resources Of nature il would exhtost; ol
the 'mion IT would crush OF the sick
ness 1t would breed; OF the projects i,
would wreck; ol the grosns !, would ex
,rit; al the lives il would immediate, oi
the cherries graves it would prema.urcy
Dig
See them ,oiling aud moiing, sweating
snd ifel,ins. grinding and hewiag, weaving
aud spinning, sowing aud gathering. NOW,
'ng and reap'ng, '.'ing aud buii,ng. die,
ging aud planting, unloading aud storing.
s''iviug and ''rugging-in the garden AID
IL the iield, ~ the ufauafy and IN The nl
IN the warehouse and in III. shop. On the
mountain aud ~ the ditch, on the soa,'s
aud in The wood, in ,hu city sud in the
country, On the sex and on 'hr .hore. on
the earth in the days of brightness and OF
gloom. What u sad picture would the
world presen, II we had no Sabbath 7"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

or 1t will be seen that Mr.. Wr BRAD
field. the well known and popular proptie
Tor NJ the Planters Hotel has sold out that
establishment 10 Messfs. Pierce 4 zee,
whose card will be found IN our paper
The new rropri.,on no doubt will keep
Al excellent house.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

Tia steamer Aids. Capt, AIbsn, from
jsfenon for this place. when in The nsieh>
bofhood OF Pits landing. Perry Lake,
stuck = stamp and sant The captain
however, run her into shslio~ water. from
which she will 10 raised without much difi
Guilty. Al the time Of tie accident che had
~ fss,eA' : sr~~ps@ Dsaseve.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

0T We received tho second number Of
the Miuden is Gazette, rafished'v Nr
NC. Blackharn. 1t Is ues, looking
sheet, and published on the principal that
al Subscriptions must he paid Ia advance
Sensible.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

or We welcome 70 our exchange lat
the Western Clsrion, n paper edited and
publi,bed b, J. q L. McG.hcc, iocshsi.,
Ie1sa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

OuR RAILROAD w. have the --.rf
cation 81 stating that thirty German Hnd
lash laborers have resched Grrenwuod aud
commenced the work of g'nding the road
on the section ,,k~n by Dr.. Young aud
Nr. Iournadre The lumber will in n
,hot, tine be increased 70 hundred. ~
We are Informed Ahoi, io-r dozen wheel
barrows, md The same nu't,t.r OF spade.
aud msiiocas. rat-e ,.p few tsvs s.nce on
the Lone Star.
We were scmswhs, surprised thal lhr
work should hav. been commenced at
Greenwood rs we have ALWAYS understood
this was 10 he III. starting point, but lesrn
that the reason is. the contractors ARE not
provided with profile oi the road aud ave
a, loss where TO M to work At Shreveport,
until the engineer has rssfked of the
erouaf--who was expected here on the
l0th, but has no, arrived.
Al Greenwood, the track is sufficiently
defined - give them sufficient employment
for sou,e tine to come
We ar. pleased to know iha, The wosk
"a 20 be pushed forward, lot il sommenc.
where II NAV Il csnno. i've doubted. how
ever, tia, Shreveport " the place for the
commencement. We shall feel encouraged
VIXEN We see a hundred hands st work
Guido Gasene
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

We fad IN the details OF ,h- Asia's news
the following additional items; Cenm Liony
had leit Aienuw f,t ST. Petersburg, wit" ".
Austsisn treaty. Tie lad an interview WIZ
prince Pa, k,ewi,rh ri Warsaw, and re s''"
had gone 'e ~ r-,r,,bnfg. Great s"s'ey
was tell 10 l-aro the Cz"'s answer -
latest advice. iron, Russia st~.e that r"e''
nous Preparations To carry On the w.
were progressing. ard ,hh 40 though" "
peac. were entertained All the de's"es'
IN the gull OF Finland and the bAl"e ~"
hsise ssrssStssss4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

OF The steamer tompfomi.s on her
late trip to Shreveport. brought ap 800
pa,.enpers $50 81 ,hesn bound Tor Trsas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

R.NEs ANp RAas II Fact ~ hro for
n, per,is 'ud-t the above ben Ing the
Chicago li'les makes the following 80
maks
", fud b, booking at the ststi-tict Of
Rauking those which may he r"-ltrd'd ~
having been Published b, su'ho,is ihAt
between ISL aud 1880 two bundled hsnks
n the ui,.d States hecAu,- utterly mud
unppfrs y. msuipent. inv"lylf z ir fnin, or
sef.nns pmlairas iment. ttiesssfft5is nd tru.
at thousands. of nur people, Nhn bad l'u'
ca, fd-prr ia ih.it promises. FROM 1880
~ so not le.s than thrr ind ed aad
dt, b, h. went l., til hoaid, cAnslrs -
pleater npgt,ga,- loss 10 thr holje' nl
THEN r,,te. thAu could h- nsje good BE- ~
tae specie at that tlps - ine country
[ % ga ,,eriod ~ nt~ US 1851, three
fourtbs al al the banks ,hri s,d rerr dom,
business IN the United stats had failed
tiihr, hoprltssl, ur t. resume sgsi after
having cAnsrd s"fiops losses Ia thos, who
had done business with thrrl. AID pattiru
lltly To III. holders oi tifvir notes. b. ,heir
depreciation.
he annual tax now imposed upon ar
mers. mechanics AID lahnfiug cls~s"s, by
the paper none, system. and the Nlrtna
tim IN prices 1t produces, is estimated at
more than sniiirient 10 educate every ehllu
IN the uitsd states, and .up2or, every lei
In Ia. Union who, from misfortune, wac
not able 70 earn decent living
The direct pecuniary losses which grow
ont At the paper money system, are not
haN of The evil and wrong rp.ulttnu from
it. The decentralization i, introduces into
every 'rGnch nf business, and into every
association Of HE, may he regarded az
more lsneiul than TIL money losses to the
cYr,p.utti,H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27


advertising columns. that Mr. J. y. Jorn'
BAN. has succeeded Nes., Ward & Vi
on IN the mercantile business, and has
opened store n, their old stand. lie so>
liei'ss rhere # tho liberal patronage hi'h
er,o extended to that house see his card
LEAVE rsA LocK oY Iora Ham A
few dsy. svo orc 81 our Young bucks IVES
riding, in great haste, srros. ibe square
when Phil Brown, shouted to him, Halle
rnIl Keeps barber shop, and his question
was quite significant. As mach ns TO say
you arc golnr to see the gals, and had
better be shaved, have your hair cut. and
your head shampooned before you leasc.
BY the way hook n, Pills card
or VIM. Murray, lessee, offer. -v-w.rs
Of 900 f,r tho detection Of thu person
who cut the telegraph wire on the l3,h
aud li;h ipst, between Shreveport aud
klerand,ia, aud oirers standing reward
Tor the detection OF every other offender.
The Csddo Gazette thinks that the penis
Tertiary !. too nice 4 place for these mis-
eresnis; thu, when caught !, would be jus.
tee to hang them to the nenTest tree
wouldn'i It b. beat, n.iehbos. 70 iss The
Louisiana waeoners to keep up the line 2
or The .even millions II dollars, due
b, the uai,ed States to "exico, was BY
o-ier Of the latter government, banded
over 20 Senior d Francisco A-tsueoix the
Mexican Consul General In thi. co,ntry.
The batter received il and fu'iilej the or ers
of his government respecting ITS Disposal,
aad Ia return for his apparent attention and
fidelity. be vas appointed Envoy Eslrsor-
binary and Minister pleuipoten,iary vt
W sshingtnn II appears. however. thst
.rrsneoi, emhez,leh go. 900 and 'ef, for
Europe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

ffiFN-~
Sir ynur cail on me by letter af~w day,
since for S. 90 Tor three wears subscription
was much ,e my sepfise ~. DID 40, 40
was euhscfihcf-~li undrr.,snd the law
u usage Of news paper E1iers it i, the
duty OF Poet masters to notify 10 whom
the paper is sent aud # not taken out for
him TO motif, the printer snd OF eorse It's
his duty TO stop the paper | srn 'oors &c
Nov i5h 1854 mo ANGEL
What has the Postmaster at Eellyiow to
say to the above let,eri Certain it ia the
Republics1 WAS maii,d To Mr. Angeli's All.
dress, commencing about the | :, OF Angus,
1850, to the Is, Of august 1852. and i, a.
equally certain some ore ought 10 pay for
IL.
II this wasa solitary instance, we should
pasr 1. over i, silence. bu, numbers of 9th
$ make similar excuses, and we are de-
rermined IN future, to publish ell such letters.
60 that postmas,efs can speak for them.
selves Their duty on this suhiec, !. plain.
aud ouQh, to be understood hy them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27


OF Tbs following ia Ia, Of the AZ.
pended houses in New Oreau.--., give
en- IN lc.t-r from ,hs, city.
Ncnes, Cofman & Co.
Ballet, Miller 4 Go.
Armstrong 4 Harris
Smith, Johnson & Scott.
f.. Gerard 4 Co.
sbul,y. iIsdJen {. Stating.
Fellows 4 Co.
1hs nsrncs of other prominent cotton
houses wi.i be found in An Mtioe which
we copy from the taddo Gszetsc--maain1
thirteen in al. There have been numer
ons failures in Their branches of Lusines.
Tn. f4Lsgr or orr Di.rklcs Cougr
We received letter, shoo, two weeh, ago
from Hon. W $. Todd. which we mislald
And consequently neglected TO publish
That letter sisted Ia substance. that the
writer. Jutge Todd had made an arrange.
meni with Judge Morris 10 LelJ the Court
a, His Place. ba. tina, he was prevented
from dossg 80 from the alarming and dan.
ceross Illness q bis sldes, son, who vas
regarded ~ oo tie peins q death. Jrsige
FOOD wrote n the sheriff 81 ,his eorhty.
Mr. Hsmsca that lie would he here ia
time bot shortly after that letter wa. wit
nh'' son became worse. end his ply .icians
regarded his lie in lmniuenl danger IN
der ibese clferms,anrea. i Was impossible
FOR him tn lesss hosre. Judge Todd ey.
presses deep regf.. Al III. disappointment
oecasonet by the fai'nre u the Cour, but
t,usls. that. in view OF his situation, be will
be held blamelsss ". .hsnk hi. apology
Is amply efficient. and The. !. vii! b 90
ssss'ts'sS ~ tAs rrh's
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

0-yB VI B.ipwIa. ESQ will sceep,
our .hsnAs fsr late city papers
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

IHr toNN,tWct,u CoS,i ru5N Asa
coutes', 70, ipplay ri otalory. lhe rAbhi.
lerday. was quite interesting. Nr ,lheh
p,kp and Mr. { X. Marshall mnde very
Il 'qneii Impressive. entertaining speeches
Ihos- grntl,ura were (ull OF enthusiasm
and elpcpnce "a behalf %, their aynrrie
views. ih-y sacoeeded "a creating lha
most 'afofahlc Impressions Ut their VI and
oratory oH the audience, but whether Gher
Contributed 10 give an, dehnto ar practical
direction TO tle stn,IUeui, or action OF the
convention, ramains TO be- seen. cea, Ne
Lecd spoke in behalf Of iexae and Mrssrs
Walker and Gahnd Of Sew oreans, ad
dressed 'hs body ia opposition ~ chiners,
snd schemes generally -Ueia e. he ls,h
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

Nor 70 nr CGVGur VIM CuArF.--
The Cleveland (Oniol Herald, few dass
alnce, published The following notice. "t
James johnson VIII "ail at til. Office, Ne
vii hear of something 10 his advantage,
30 which the following reply wae next day
received;
Maer EdHor,--l thsuk Yo1 for your
Kind Intentions, bur have no idea Of being
ea,ched by the police. Yours, hu'rietly
JAMES JOHNSON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

or See the Law card OF Hon. D. 5
Jennings, Marshall,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-27

see The new advertisement. Of Hossts
6 G Gregg s. Go.
The daily union., 1855-09-16
nv RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
- N3 q

81 -,
Time D.twsen wAsff'nstes f"d wheeling ssi i7l
Rpanag time brsen Washmyon and Ci"ein"af ~ lors
sAs and Sssssss Cheeks % 's A-' =.
THE a,ors sasps greatly inprosed its
iul'es! SAacenitns
eier. between Washington baltimore, and all Pot'ohs u s
hriween from Washington and ,hs
souad wes, baltimore always promptly made a. The
tom Bnhmste This i only Change Of ears required between
wnsens :. me w.snssson station, ana transferred
as, % e ra.:s.sei, sa shs ~, h1.e s,,s sJ.s
wsslnetoa ds'y a O. and ~ p M ON sdndss' az the
Wheeling trade win sc ains Of me CEN
TRIAL oHio RAlLRoah running from neas, os The Ohio, o.
uOURUs. Thsse uans Newark with The kew-k
Mansd<d and sandusky railroad os sandusAy Toeds Detroit
Al dsisusas win the fa., ,nia.
LLE xen.. L,s Miami s.sa cc e"nSs1!Sa p s
~ s'ss se.s :sis sseo D'ssa ssa 'I . e
hns ,hs.asn Tickets f. f.. @ msnDh; ysm,e%s
transferred Cincinnati The mail steamers on ne Ohio
1ckeu for Evansville. Caro- und ST. Louis ae sold by na
CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chit
Whvrlng and Welsyir, oo1 ',ies where conneAon WIN
1 Tawa are rraaea q nos a While ,- .he only
sorng tickets and checks 10 ahinson Is nc. NE
great The wa.hinston to Cincinnati is
hu sa miles, being abou, 100 mites shorter han 'y any osf
rsfe BY through Washington: To whreas 80
by Mrosd, by from Cine.aau 49, lnd,saapo 20
% esas s y 81 % sS Memphis.
Far rrsaess mud aapsrs Ferry MAn.ens Beteley spns,
cussas Bedford sSraa Oakland m aud r." H.,
s and wheeling
train from Washington. n.,. ..n. -. .,..i,, "A
FOR lraias 70 and from Baltimore Annapolis Ae see special al
r." ssr information, hrous nrSe,s Ac., apply TIL.
PARSONS, agent, al Washington s'ation' ,ous n noyp
Master Of Tfan.porIaiion BaIdmn,e and
Ma g-d,f ohio Railroads ha'hmofe'
The daily union., 1855-09-16
Georgatowp college, ID. c.

TIME ne insuod Shi commence on monday
the ID Of September The preparatory dePar-ent aud coe
and ffosso
VINO moral aud
az oss coD1drd and spacous ousdng hs
eeu used exclusively Tor tue
ynasrr sudecs Their donn't:!y ~
nail III. rooms wilt distinct from those Of tue
other shaents officers especially asssned VIII attend 'nr IN
ser apd their stUdica complete sspafa
n vi thus be sscsd between the younger and Older
OF which must pc agc W a os1 wno
iras, ~ Degience II education nf yoniH
The observatory college, is extensive opPa
ic ana varied libraries minerals, 9c1lscdl
specjsn and Shells students OF th insaiuuh ad
sah'ases 'a'ov = ~ " w D. A. MAGUlRE,
49, ,im Pfcsasgt
The daily union., 1855-09-16
TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

The of pessos viii ts ssered our books unea
he psymess sssscsipiou bs msds n advance
nsy BY letter, the pssi~se
which viii b paid BY and ali sk ssssmsd ~ oass's s
safe uaas xtssisa.
s COUNTY, PAPER pusiished ui weekly darng ,he 500
sions II CswC aad weekly dunag The
Subscriptions period year wall be received
terms psopou,ioncd 70 ths shove
fgS-PosTNASTERs ssents and,
y send,ns US rvs DAILY sshscsibe with ESQ sncioeai
,ys subscrbes s25 enclosed, will be
r,led o q copy grai.
The daily union., 1855-09-16
Washington Aqueduct.
OFrIcr or ruE WAsnixeros A

OFFIc. AauxDuor,
Washington, March Z, 1855.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and bck masonry
aud ofthc Washington aTueduct
Proposals. the oh Of ay will be opened Of
that day.
Ma profcs and specifications ofihe work will be ready for ex
animation aud after the Goth day Of April next.
Proposals of particular calye
byidgcs, &c described plans and specifications.
the be completed under the
appropriation but a unfinished work VIII
appropriations by Congress The engineer re-
progress for ench appropriation aud in case
what stopped funds available.
soppa2c oany particular work for want OF
will paid IT, the judgment OF
engineer has been property executed so far as has
=
Payments checks upon United States
treasury monthly OF the exncs' reefvng 10
will be di,on of all contracts that tile work.
men paid full wages monthly, and in specie
All bd houd seued and endorsed Proposas for work on
the Washington AqueducL"
The tJn,. all the bida
such
considered conducive the OF the
effect that he they under
bidders WILL IL his their bid be accepted
within days. with good and sufficient
completion the work undertaken sad
certificate the United States disrc
agent officer
known the Engineer De-
pament War; able 10 make good their
opened in presence Of bidders Of them
choose be present -
Capt OF Engineers, in charge.
The daily union., 1855-09-16
appointment OF Superintendent OF Buiidings
and Grounds Mt the University Of Virginia.

,he annual mceiins Of the board o. s'msss q s
N of Vlrcsns MI stevenson ourfra W, 'oo"'"s
which adopted
avne believe from the experisnce ." past years
University might win poptiep
Unvvrsy he relieved from she supervision and
buildings other public property aF the unlsssy
all door duties might with advantage Ne
VIII" would devote ms whole nme
discharge these and other dates for suitable compensa
ton;
Resolved whole subject be referred 70 The executive
divide the duties Of The proctor In me
manner suggested power Them mskc the appoint
with ynary exceeding 81 no. M IN
cpuion University wonid b- promosed by
of labor between the proctor and SUI
permits ndent''
the undersGh
The University wi
ceed make appointment
above resolution and notify nil who may b.
d.posed appointment that win ne srpected that
he appointed should be qualined take hs chasss
few hundred contiguous
the unvefy) sup~rinendsnce Of M the 'drss II ths us
xtounds them ard have
knsieds landscape esrdenng naeaial planting
trees. &c. =.
Auv further desired will he 81 ~rfuy svru Arrf
applications 70 the unAesseusd, endorsed
.Appc for Superintendent OF Build and GouMds
4. X. PRENTfS.
Auousr, n, 1855. frociors Unversity Of Virsins
Aug iQ-eodsS~rt
The daily union., 1855-09-16
X. II. GILL EFT,
Cnrns>lLnr nf Lnar,

Has removed h- resd in Fankla Row. corner
af Thirteenth
on principally United States supreme Court.
Having the law eonceains patents he VIII
opinions before
tho chief justice assis'ari
cannbss and VIII also assist the
preparation ussi of sus coaeerain2 parents
He wi w,rn and prepare arguments sor par
having either OF the departments and
prosecute before any soaa established or te
adjudication,
Oct as--dH
The daily union., 1855-09-16
OFpIcE or THE CoAMAkDINa OFs,csg-
Washington Arsenal. AMgusl %, Ie.s3

Washington Arsenal August 70, ieaa
PROPOSALS win be received this Office until Ocso-
meddla5, building IN Washington
city, D. the public lying between street on ihe
nrl Seventh the wesi ana
appropriation Of aa0eo having been
mad by Congress for the
Master builders desiring for this building VIII please
al
work aud receive make
opo ais they will be enabled do conveniently md
a this Office
proposals received but from experienced and rp
proved mast~r superior
nsr hence perHnns al distance undersigned
expected present before the bid be
accepted.
proposals. made according the items of the b o
work. (Which calculated with pecision the poporrr
find 81
An appointed, ard viii be always
present ground building after the work commences,
commanding officer that the contract Is
strictly complied with 80
nInjnr Commanding Washington Arsenal.
Aug o. 9awtaOct flmt 4 Bait. SaH.J
The daily union., 1855-09-16

Rittenhouse = .cademy,
Corner Of Third ~treef sud Isdiaao
o.C. Wight, r. srcipal
X r. Taylor. Arsistant.
Z. = ka"u Teacher of French.
n Gibson, .'sachsr Drawins.
srIIE academic IN Monday ser'emnef
Tuition $40 So ss sua sis per quarter, payable IN 90
y -
obE pripcp !, ~ at the
bcesorss The e,v. iheh " 'fF'' Aus sa-esdehsep'
The daily union., 1855-09-16
Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Heducfion Of Fre 10 California.

URiled States steamships leave New York
<[N9 Tor Asphwa sub and 10lh Of each month,
&4& connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 San
Francisco. -
and approved BY the Navy
Department. aud guaranty speed and safety.
al onG completed from ocean
crossed hours The baggage o passen
Francisco and
embarked Panama by nj shc csmPnnys
The paid in New York covers all expenses Of the mp
San tsancsco prevent Of accden thai
the route II entirely reliable.
Passengers Panama The same day they srrve at Aspin
wall ~
Conductors 70 through by and take charge Of
woneD and chjdye. without other protectors.
through tickets at tie lowest rates hppy ~ e
West street, New York, to j. w. hAfMo"D. +
MavG-df
The daily union., 1855-09-16
Proposals for building Li4ht-house on J0neSs
Point, near Alexandria, Yirainia.

TREASURY DErARTxsRT, ~
Office Light house Board
Wellington, August ~, 1853
PROPOSALS win be received until l2 O'Clock Mr. on inc ~ o.
September when tho his wIi % npensa, a
the building light house on Jonssp foint foomac
riyer near Alexandria, a0ih of November next
viii be framed building resting brick fomndation ana o
story, having lower ON
support OF the antcrthc horizontal dmen"ns pe"E >"
by 10 ....n
and specifications can he seen al h once,
and Al The Of collector nj Alexandria
bid be accepted contract w be exec"'ed a once
for the work.
No payment will be whole work comPlsted and
inspected and aptrovd ~ the a9ch
woFksd aeeai
having power reject materials and workmanship no" IN ac
rordasce with of the contract 80.
The right reject and all bids that mny be deem
ed psejudicial public interest.
Al hid should addressed The undersigned
do,sed Psoposas Jones's Point Light-houser
EDM'D l.. y. HARDCAHTLE,
Auc aa--eotlm Engineer Secretary
The daily union., 1855-09-16
MICHAEL. rouRsE,

ssen, for ue Msuai Ls Company, Hartford Conn,
oice No. 4si Thirteenth street.
nsI n,en ,lnk ali men mortal but hsmseives'-
OF fsihrrr Whose eircun,
hoad tand tof tssf widows AND
chi
Aug u -lawsw Init
The daily union., 1855-09-16

M a. Tyson and sisters Female Seminary for
Day Pupils,
On r street, behreen l2M and ath, Washington.
n This institution win he resumed tho 18th ScFem
and II r above ihey wish also 70 inom
their patrons and oten 1t ,hey ntena open,ns :"
for boarding pups .;x,..n ,-.
The later il situated ra'roa ana ~
from Inc civ and two laurel
For particulars circulars may DO had M 'hc Fi
in Washington Baltimore.
Aug A-d4tkeodt5epu5 ISiar.]
The daily union., 1855-09-16
Nassau Hall College Of view Jsrsey, Princeton
I" Should auid acquaintance Ne bfgof,
And newer brought 20 min;
Should auid acquaintance be Lrgot,
And daYs ~ amid lnnn sNne. -

sbould suid acquaintance h~ fergof,
And brought 90 mini
Should auid acquaniaDce be EHxot,
And days % auld lang syn~"
The ember ending In Jane le
ending June 1884, the SoPhsnofs
yune 1881 Ftehnnn class if
sndi0g IN Jnne, 1850 hereby requested aseenbe IN
Wasagton d. o. by the thsd of March, A. D. 1885, NJ ihe LATEST
the links of the cbah o ove and epdshn which time
tide entirely exchange D"e IN ih~
Hives greeting sympathy, and aDent the nn,ne Fate of
N iitir psonrising cony~crs
preliminary meeting comm'siee VIII hr
ed ON the 6rst Monday Scpiebef, A d. a a. Ae unnea
tsl, Chestnut Fonrth and Firth ssferss
which those members Of elsses whom may b@
venieD as,sd TO aeGd when the VIII be
adopted 10 secure null On abundance possihie.
In this addr~ss~d wall he
good furnish secretary oe mail with
their respective pcs. Offices
or Trenton, N. j.. Chairman 81 Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, n. H..
Phisdeirtia, P~nnsyivania,
J. NEWTON I.GHTNER.
.fL Lsncases, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLFTON,
oS Winston. AA~ghany ca. Md,
SAMUEL r. RfChARDS,
Aafsto iron and Oisss Works, Nj
LEWIS w. WAsHiNGTON,
Of Montgomery ee%a1y, Maryland,
Jous WEtpAAs, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97--iawtMa3 flneligencevj
All ncwae civilized of The world request
ed this trr editorial cniuDbS, Iae
of through dl
visions the globe ad all throughout the United
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The daily union., 1855-09-16
Law Notice.

Law Notice.
Baowr, Sra AXIOM. WALHHR.
VIM r. BROWN, FRED r. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
ER have partnership fr pxsranG law IN he
and he court of clsins WashinsoR
yhr rnurs ~ Yreue&sce Washington and Mem
pnr parties will always s found At either place. and
letter, adctr.sea attention.
April 1911 fIntrl. and Sentinel coryl