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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30
BniIbins Editorials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules, Halls,
IL Hesrths Dining rooms Conservstohes 60 GARNkihA
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PIPES, nc FOR sale bI
MILLER COATES & YOULE, No. zIs Pearl't
r % X o o L n q
CORRUGATED IRON.
COMMON OR GALVANIZED SHEETS
Contracts entered for part Of the United stafs OF
Roofs prepared for shipment and ready for putting
Curved Corrugated Sheets Of any required radius
Psnphlsts and information furnished on application
MARSHALL LERFERTS BROTHER,
Nos. 10 and u Broad ST., New-fort
OFFS ROOFS! ROOFS The cheap
tand best article fof covering roofs 10 TAR ROOFING
FIR which keep constantly on hand and Wiz sell u
or small quantities TO suit purchaser
JAS. T. DERRICKSON 4 Co. No. 80 Beetmsnt
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ELIAS IOMBst Auctloneet
DITCH SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-
III At the Salesroom No Sc Nsssaust THIS DAY at lot
ocock-Rosewood black walnut and mshosany Psrior sue
Wsdrobes kcases oval Mirrors in rich gut frames also
Oh Psntir gs some very splendid, &c.
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OFyfcg OF THE Rocky BAR MINING COMPANY,
No a William NeM.Y Ork AnR. 1. 1854
Osytcv or rHK ItIIsoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
N'''N ~ - Nm In "a lnhh

OFFIcE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMrAr'f
Esw YORK, July %, l85a
TNHE subscriber, in pursuance OF resolufm
approved by the Board Of Directors Of he Illinois osnrs
Railroad Company will sell through ALBERT a. a.
the Merchants Exchange In the City OF ros
YoIk on FRIDAY, the sIst day Of August nsSt. !. ~
O'clock the following parcels Of the Stock OF the SAID Co.
nsny nness the nstsiueats due previously ped,
standing name Of Stockholders who have nesectsa
make pevment of al the insalments cstsd thereon u@
The reouon of the Of Directors msds pursuant 70 Ne
act incorporating the said Company, viz: A..
Twenty hundred and fifty (26sol share' held oy ms
One hundred and eighty eight 1881 shares held By n G.
Dana
Three (s) shares held by Joseph Geiger ,,.
The sale will be for cash and certificates viii Dc 5se9e ~
purchasers accordingly - j. y. fhhnlN.,
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furniture.

III F. FARRINGTON.-ENAME COT
liz TAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE at the Manufse'
tory and W.reroorns Nos 60 and ~ Wooster-st
CHOW CASES.-SCHMIDT IL BROTHERS,
y MANDATORY and wARER0OMS, No: North WI
liam nsar EewYok, and at No II West 5ist
Cincinnati Ohio. large assortment constantly on hand oa
Show Gases taken in exchange Ordes promptly
Messrs SCHMIDT BROTHERS received tho Pine Medal
from the last Cincinnati Exhibition.
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NLOvERsvILIE UNION SEMINARY,

" GLovERsvILLK, Fulton Co, New-Yoh
Rev EDGAR PERKINS A. NJ. fnncirh asGsted by az ETH
corps Professors and Teacher IN all the departments
ofltestue, science. music AID ornamental culture usually
pu-sued 10 similar institutions Of neyfrsf class
This Seminary it oui dngs its spperatus ts f1nt
ture all neat convenient, and Gt should De- Every
window has trds sash with apuy every noon
hsh and spacious ceand besides furnished with
sAafoy and spread with handsome carpet In de-
srabe appointment for literary institution good judges pro-
that It's equal scarcely be OnDd IN the State IL
furnished with unsurpassed accommodations for
about Forty Boarding Scholars exclusvely Fomale.
TERMS than those institutions whose nos1i charge
small bu; whose anos limitess eras swell the h to mot
unsatisfactory Except music, there no erras 70
pupils boarding IN this Seminary The Seminary viii open on
"Wednesday, Sept. -. .
For Ccusrs with full particulars or for admission with an
early choice Of rooms, apply TO the Principal or .
J. Q. WARD Sec'y. H. CHURCHILL Prest
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ITO MANUFACTURERS and WORKING
kEKhust be sold as the owner !. going % Europe 4oo
Lots les than two mites from &ism.eursh Ferries Nav
STREAM Of FRESH WATER nser Cypress Hils Plankroad
THOMAS A. DENYR,
North 1oths-, near lstst.. Wassm.bursh.
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A DIRONDAC PIG IRON. for Car Whee,s ana
%.s. 'arp' ' '; Il &C. c 4 ise 4a'''A''
No % wilisust.. conner Of Plat
DUSsING, CROKER & DODGE,
ID No. g cLIFY-sr.. os.r for s.ls;
Cd cIsy s s'sa s:. .ne sS %
Bay State serv Co.'S Gimlst Screws stove and Tire Bolts
T. r .pe. Co. To- Co. s S s,. md w..bs
Prio he ca u Ortrss dresf(r0" as AIasfsdsrsr'
nut EAILS.-A full assortment Of 1--WE
~ wEANTITr "YALL RIVER" "BoOSroN," "AGA A.
wAM and other brands eo1,ny 90 hs2S and tov sale At
lowest ~ai'' rates. No. los ws:ers. Just Below wai
GAS BURNERs-A large supply Of Gas Burn
greatly reduced prices ty O. w BRADY their .etoy
No II Greene IT.. n T. Also Portable Sockets Pillars &c
Order, promptly attended to-
HAND sTAMPS-FO Railroad Offices Banks,
By TAtLMAN Low, No. Isl Broadway
HUDSON PIG IRON-No. Extra, Nos. l, 2.
s Ne si ast' Pin Pin mic jobs RSFS oB nc
Isn,-st.. Plat, Agent Hudson Iron Company.
uARDWARE.-The largest and most COM
RARbWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS. re,
concentrated in estsbsh%spt for the Tt{ and country
Nos s. and 81 Futen-st
IMPORTANT to HARDWARE DEALERS
= Saw -WiIkiAM BUTchER sA2TEL sUTtHER
OF Sheffield England egan.t SCHEIDT OF New York The
parties to his action manufacturers and dealers hardware
cutlery The plaintiffs complain that the defendant ns
sold Ia the markets Of the United states spu
rious Files and Chels pupong to be OF the anuciue OF
the plaintiffs with the and sdem Of the plant
IFS stamped on the articles
Also that the def without sahoy used the names
and labels of the PLAINTIFF and alfred them 70 such Of
spurious goods The defendant allowed Judgment be taken
sfanst him the Of THOUSAND DOLLARS pAnaS
toee her with perpetual against vending or dsP
ns Of such or any spurious goods with stamps usde
tpsrks or labels Of the PLAINTIFF thereon.
CCOTCH PIG IRON-Hundred tuns No. l
- oArshee and go mixed numbers beat rig iron' IN
'"fs an1 sPoFEoRp. TiIEsroN Co.. No % Broadway.
XXTIRE ROPE of every size, strength and degree
w Of Aerbiy from eighth inch diameter upward tor
No. 81 Broadway.
furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

nANIEL p BACON's SELECT SCHOOL for
~ BOYS No 22s 4th Ct, Washington square Tbs Fail Term
vacancy In the Senior Dep. and several 10 the lno
ducfnfY.
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Cutlery. 6arSwars ana Jrom.

n AMES & SONS SHOvEIIS and SPADES
W. For sss> ~ JOHN W. QUINCY. M, % Warsn-I..
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Groceries.
Professional Notices.

Professional Noiiffs.
DENTAL SURGERY and MECHANISM
IL DIR. O'BRlEN in conjunction with Mr. JOSsOS, sur
sson Dentist be consulted at No - bond-st, oy nose re-
curing AID INSTRUCTION In the Dental Art In point
obesuty soundness and CELEBRITY OF In
stuetion system will be found unrfyaed At home from
stin For pupils from IL to II o'clock
NRS. ROBERTS, Surgeon Dentists, No. 5S
~ Bond-st., invite persons wishing ARTIFICIAL TEETH
tber mode OF inserting Teeth on Ps
sss Plate SURPRISING the old style in strength and beauty
ILLINOIS LAW EOTICE.-H. ~ WEAD, At
tcney Law, Pcors, inois-lse Judge Of the Ath Jl'
deiel Circuit.
LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS for all parts
- Of the world indispensable to travellers ssued By B.
N0NES Notary Public. No Il WGrenst n b-NatarsAsed
citizens must produce their certificates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

Jersey CITY LOTS for sALE.-FOr Invest

- uent or for Building Manufactures Dwelling this
Property Offers pecui attractions aud water are nitro,
oUced taxes only Nv MILLS on rlee Il can % fescaed
twenty minutes from Brosdw; located 10 Second Ward on
Rars6s, steuhen and morgsnsts where great Improve
ussnts are now going forwards sf the terminus Of the Euo
and Pr Aeepbs ksroads end approaching 20 value more
rapidly any other IN New ORA Foxes
CON 4e00 - per lo. Full
deeds viii b. For and other infoms;on sPpy to
CHAs. J. SMITH, No. % Mailenlane.
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COnTH BROOKLYN CLASSICAL and COM
UyUF SPTNGIFR INSTITUTE, Union PARK,

INHE SPINGDER INSll IL, OhiOh L hn,
/ will re.open WEDNESDAY, Sept l9-Young Ladies with
satisfactory testimonies from their Pastor a9d previous
Teacher may be admitted any class for which they are pre-
psred The distinctive studies OF the three highest classes are
THIRp CLAss-Agebra Rhetoric and Natural Philo.ophy
JUNIOR CLAss-Gcomey Mental Philosophy and Chemistry
SENIOR CLAss-AstIoromy, Moral Philosophy Evidences Of
Christianity, Logic, and Buffers Analogy. , go
The Bible Music, Composition the Fine Arts the Enghi
French and Latin Languages and Literature history &c. en-
into the whole course. -
The Rev. DIR HENRY r. SMITH Of the Union theological
Senirery will deliver during tbs year, tonr courses OF
T,rfses 70 the higher classes on Mental Philosophy
Mosa Sciences The Evidences Of Chrstiany and on But
ler's AnsoRy ,
Prof GEORGE W. GREEN will take charge Of the depart
Of History and BeesLettre aud will give Lectures on
the Literature Of the English, French, Italian and German
Languages ,
limited number received members OF tbs family Of
the Institution. GORHAM ID. ABbOll' fnnclpa!.
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OHOICE LOTS for SALE on 2sth st., between

~ 6b Brosdwsy Also on s2d SIth and Sshsis be-
tween 5h and 6thavs Also, fine BUILDING LOTS, with
LOAN. Apply to A. c. LOOMS, No 2s Broadway, nssr
Sftl 81
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nor SALE at AsTORIA-ELEGANT COUN-

II Wv NttIL ut ~ AVI'Ih -LI~IsV'hNi OVCN-
IL Try RESIDENCE, on the Bey. and the country
seats &C Rapeiye Rer Serck and Pike, J about mile
rom the vsse The House large and nearly new, with Sta
be Carriage. Horse ard Out Bnniinss with Of
GrOond besau y laid ut with large variety Of Frat and
Ornamental Trees Terms Apply to JACOB P. RAP
fLNk, adjoining th- premises, TO
CHARLES W. WARD No. 81 Front. st.
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Il
LANDS large elegant and subs, sota HOUSE, situated
Of the choicest nshborhoods Of South Brooklyn For
faher particulars inquire Of l. $. HoTcHKISS, No Ss
Broa1wsy.
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\ SPIDENSTICKER respectfully announces

n II IOnPNNtIN4IIy,
~. that bi CLAsSICAL and EN- LIS n SELECT SCH JOL
IN Brook yn " IN open the 81 Of SEPTEMBER at NO %
Court 1t. pupils limited to TO- The Modern Lam
suages az will be taught The prospectus TO which letters OF
Recommendation from the Rev. Mr. j. s. Stone and Theodore
sedgwich ESQ., appended may DO had MI WHITES NO.
RgyrREScEs-Tbe Rev. Mr. WIN. Lewis, tbs Rev MI. e. C.
Cutler the Rev. Mr. G. Bethune, Ed w ehouse, ksq Benz
sllimsn, Esq., Aug sllimsn. Esq. Her 'Ludewe bsf
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6ouses and farms nUante6.
Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SA 1.-Two frst-class
IA HOUSES In West l4h.s,- Also, two LOTS OF GtOUND
on the souih 42ds about ITO feet east OF Broadway
These lots well situated for immediate Improvement For
B.KERIS WEEKS, No. Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
i DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES No 81 West 18th.
st. below 5h-av-Mrs LEVERErr will reopen her Sch 1ol
for the ensuing year on FRIDAY sept H. ApPcsnons or
letter at address where circulars with full particulars
M be obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

TTNHE CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM, Bible House,
Il Astor place J. ?. BINGHAM Rector will open the eHer'
Of It's fourth year Monday, Sept a. The Gymnasium
HshScho Of the first class divided into two depart
but twenty boys each The studies begin
it'll the simplest elements sad embrace the most important
Book keeping Drawing Manu- Of Arms The whole
details which have besn arranged WITH great care and
10 which special parents invited occupies
years Int pupils begin in any class for when thsy are
6ted The chooroous thought have uite unusual pro-
vision for the comfort and health Of the pupils Parents who
botn be industrious and TO seoonpsh some
thing others invited cal. al the scoo alter Sep
ember address letter 10 the Rector any time Ihere
are now several vacancies.
gin their sfudes the FIRST MONDAY of sEPrE VI 81
An volunteers viii be informally instructed gfstuGusy M
The annual orenrg Of the School The Report for the last year.
Catalogue Of Study n4y be had at the ONCE Of the
Treasurer Of The American Bible Society
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DOYS' SCHOOLGIRL. TYNG's SCHOOL, at
ID No 81 l6th-s, will reopen the SECOND TUESDAY In
September Terms hitherto, 800 per year Number linn
tied 10 Is.
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VOIINTRY RESIDENCE, near the CtTY-TO

~ LET will be SOLD or EXCHANGED for other prop
erty situated at the corner Of e4h AID 9hav has large
Flower Garden Hot house and good Carriage house IN com
pete order Must be to be admired To asmy wishing
the Of the country life and to be within short d
from the city. Il presents rare opportunity Ihe hu1
River and 9th Railroad stops within lew minutes wax
OF the place Inquire ne premises or at burnhans HOTEL
OF Of H. OSTRANDER, No. ia Canal corner of Nsrckst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

WASTE. Cotton. ThrssA. OF Cop AMI Wool
w In io.s q, szi, pw ceesen For ~ssL
7A1LMAE Low, No tSf brs44wNs
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ON SALE CITY OF CLEVELAND y
" ss TEy nd SHTRd 5Trn Bond. water .u
CRY or CINCINNATI 6 n cent Bonds,
CITY OF CHICAGO z cent Bonds,
City OF MILWAUKEE y cent Bonds,
cry or SACRAMENTO 10 Y cent Bonis.
h. w. DUNCAN SHERMAN O..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

EOR sALE-At Philmont, Columbia County

Il NJ Y. one-quarter mile from Harlem Railrosd Depot
Auabie WATER POWER capable Of running four sets Of
Wooden Mscbirery Carpet Factory, number Of Dweing
fne residence with shout 80 OF good land
cnars Inquire Of NJ. HOFFMAN PalLiP the Premises
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ERFNCH LESSONS. j. ]. BURNER,

graduate Of the University Of France who has for several
taught successfully his native language in this city, will
bis lessons September and continue 20 teach clsss
schools privately his pupils his residence No
2IB hay near l4h References Of the highest character
EVENING CLASSES to begin October l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

MIR. & MADAME CRUCY's FRENCH and
WI ENGLI5H BOARDING and DAY sCh0oLi1r T9 9Gc9
LADIES No 200 Henryst., Brooklyn. Mr. u Manme ChVS1
honor inform the parents OF Their pnps sn e
public generally tia tseI Institution Will be reoPeneo on
TUESDAY, Sept. 4, 1855
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FIRE. FIRE! FIRE,


II , 3 z Z 7
RATEFUL for the literal patronage which has eea
thanks TO t1elr
support. would
receiving the
brought
they all sell IoE cash. and they intend II huy for cash.
exclusively for the they Eatts themselves tAs
the advantage Of every enc . ts Of them
general Of Family flOIF and
viii deliver the city free
a charge orders promptly attended 70
Money hand for 81! kinds OF
Pf RqchErond I.,Barv - ls55 4-tf
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QUITE LIKELY.-A correspondent writing from
Washington, to the n Y. Herald, says it is ru-
mored there that the real object of the Kinney
expedition is not the malarious swamp lands of
the musuuito coast but the beautiful island of
Cuba. The plan, l learn, is TO ship some two or
three thousand men. armed to the teeth, in a
couple of swift steamers, to start publicly for San
juan but privately to skeer for Cuba, and slip in
at some unprotected point and commence the lib
Grafton of the Island. Gen. Henderson and Gen.
Qutman, of Mississippi. in view of this enter
help it on to the extent of over one million of
dollars. The President, in his official capacity,
is of course, ignorant of the real drift of this Kin
ney expedition: but presume that the Kitchen
Cabinet are in the secret
A Coon NovEMENT.-In the Massachusetts,
House of Representatives. last week, order
was adopted 10 inquire into the eNpediency,
&C. of legislating so that Roman Catholic con-
vents and nunneries shall be open to public in
spection. We trust that law will be passed
10 that effect A little light into certain dark
places and doings will result in good.
'IHE tIRsr SHALL BE LAST. The Evansville
IND journal says that an old gentleman, aged
sIxty-flve years, was married a few DAYS ago, in
knox county In that State, TO his sirth wife, and
has only married IRE women His first wife is
his last wife, and she is now in her forty-ffty
year, She has been married three times. and
her first husband is her last husband
EarThe Illinois legislature has gone to work
in peculiar vigor. During the first four DAYS Of
the session, the House passed twenty-one bills.
while in the Senate thirty bills were read and
referred Among the bills introduced is one
which il is said, will probably pass, 10 repeal the
law preventing the emigration Of free colored
Persons in the State
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Sh erif's Sale .

Y virtue of execution directed from the Wayne
ID Common Pleas Court. will expose public sale
the house door in Cenrevie, Wayne county Ind
the 9th day January 1852 between the hours of IC
o'clock, A Nj and P NJ, said dav the following de-
scrbed real estate, to-yvit Lot number in Jerem
ah CoN's addition to Richmond, Wayne county, lad.
Taken the property of Isaac l. Dicknso satisfy
said execution in favor of Charles Wolf William Vol
and Lewis Wolf
JOHN c. PAGE, Sheriff W c.
January 8. 1854. ; so SIT
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Us arranged, Win eobissd side sky light
nicely fitted for the reception % all pic
well those Who may call for he Of
which a
under which
he spared neither palma All
which psetnrea be taken any
NJ watson .said 70 his p.raas ss hs tankfa
pafronre effort shall
place for superior bJ
the quality
. lssle lower buy
where Instructions reasonable Rooms
site the cuiSens bank J. WATSON
August e5, le54 36u
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R. A. p AIG L i,

K. a T \ U Z,
MO % MAIN STREET has general stock of well
~ selected Staple, Plain and Fancy Goods, Of the
newest and desirable just received from the
latest imPortstons
Ladies, Dress Goods.
Challies, Berages, Tissues, silks Lawns, Swiss De,
LANES Gingha1n Prints Sc White Goods. Bonnets and
Ribbons best French Collars, silk Gauze
Nitts. White French Merino White English
Grape best Kid Gloves Hosiery Parasos and every
riety of useful Fancy Notions
Carpetings Umbrellas, Hats, Boots. Shoes, Domestic
Goods, Tickings Alusns Sc; Gentemen's Wear OF ev-
cry description Hardware, Queensware Glassware Gro
ceries. &c.
We invite the attention of the public 10 ination
of stock. where pains viii be spared TO offer sc
Inducements the prchss TO meet entire aPProea-
tion. No house a IN lersell Call and see
NJ 3tth 1s54 15-tf
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FEMALE N MALE ATTIRE.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer gives account of a female from Bal
tmore, about % years Of age, stopping at the
Ludlow House in that city, last week, who was
dressed in male attire, and remained there as
male boarder several days, in search Of young
man who had seduced her some six months ago
The Enquirer says:
1.-THE landlord Of the house on being INFORM
ed of her sex by some of the female employees,
not knowing what steps to pursue IN the case,
informed Marshal Rutiin, who had her taken to
the Ninth street station house, where she told her
sad story, the truth of which was so apparent
that it carried conviction to all who heard 1t. In
the meantime some of her own sex having heard
the particulars with that kindly feeling which
women always eyince toward a sister in atfiic
ton provided her with female attire and took her
to a safe asylum
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

HousE.-Thc bill for the sale OF Rock Island
r. Illinois. came back with amendments, which
were agreed to. and the bill passed
Mr. Breckenridge, from the Committee = on
WAYS and Means, reported back the Texas Gre
d;,or's bill, with amendments, and it was then
Teferrei to the Committee Of the whole or the
state Of the Union.
The House then went into the Committee Of
The Whole, and took up the Pacific Railway bill
Mr.. Bailey said he would move to take up the
French Spoliation Bill at the earliest possible
day
Mr.. Benton said that private company and
private enterprise, in his opinion, should pass on
the practicability of railway to the Pacific,
and attend to its execution. He said capitalists
were now ready to embark in it, without grant
Of land or money from the Government, and all
they wanted the right of way.
Mr.. McDougal made speech in reply.
Mr. Dunbar moved a substitute, providing
three lines of railway, southern, central and
northern; pending the debate, the Committee
arose. and the House adjourned.
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Notice to Supervisors.

vaNHE Supervisors different
township, hereby notified have
mess the Of their respective Road Districts, that the
presented the meeting Of
Township Trustees for settlement
that
and that ALL the Of the Township w
and ready for settlement that day.
The Board Monday February
:. + JAMIS0N. Township Clerk.
L, IF
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- l have just received from New York and
Cincinnati extensive and superior Of
Ladies', Misses and Children Shoes. consist
ng of French Kid. Enameled. bronze md tan
colore Buskns and Slippers, Jenny Lind Caters
dies Misses and children. Fine Boots and Shoes
and boys such calf goat enameied patent leather
cloth Congress Shoes and Slippers.
Hats Of various tyles-Sk, Panama. Palm Leaf and Mar
icaibo, latest style and most beautiful finish.
am manufacturing all of the fashionable kinds of
Boots and Shoes order Of the best
msnshp having in employ the best of workmen feel
confident from the experience have had business
my work will compare favorahy with any in the West
Thankful for past patronage respectfully solici,
anee Of II. JOB BORToN.
Richmond, Sept. %, 1854 4I-tf
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DEATH OF JOHN y. MAsoS-Intelligence has
been received at Washington of the death of Mr.
Mason. the American Minister at Paris The
report is that he died of apopleSy. on the Goth
or not. all accounts agree in stating that he lay
IN dangerous condition about that period.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

The resignation of SoULE as Minister to
Spain, has been accepted, and ]. c. Breckenridge
appointed in his place
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
Ele Ction Notice

TINE stockholders in the Richmond and Hsboro Turn
pike Company will take notice that election Will be
heda Goshen Meeting House. Saturday the 27th
present month"; between the hours of 10 and o'clock aid
day for the purpose of electn directors the
ensuing year All stockholders requested be present
as business of Importance will be before the meeting.
EN0S THOMAS, Secretary.
January IL. 1855. Att