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MARRIRD-On the 18th inst, by Rev.
N. w. Dallas, Mr.. DANIEL wALToS and Miss
KLIzABErH Axs GApD, all of this place.
JOn the 18th inst, by Rev. J.. Markee, Mr..
WH+iAx wHErLER and Miss Aexrs WoopMAs,
ali pfs Stafford Monroe County, Ohio. aas
Obi William and Daniel, | wouldn't a thunk
you'd . did it. Went and gone and got tied
wilh0fkeih holy ropes of wedlock, just as you
wera getting old enough to cultivate nice mus
sachcs. 1t makes us think sadly Of our SIN
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THE0SPIRIlTH OF D M sCIRAGYg
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS AND TOWN LOTS
FOlg TAXES. .r

1.-THE following is aList of Lands ard Town Lots and Parts
of Lots, within the county of Monroe, returned delinquent by
EREDERIcK KGnLER, Treasurer and Collector of said County,
for the taxes Of 1854, with thirty per cent. penalty thereon,
to which is added the simple taxes Of 1855, and remaining
due and unpaid on the third Monday Of November, 1885:
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7 r. SMITHS TOUR OF EUROPE AND
Menu 11nbiirations.
A New Tale by Fanny Fern

New Tale by Fanny Ferpi
VTWIE PUBLISHER of THE NETWORK
Il LEDGER pleased that be has concluded
arrangement with
FANNY FERN
for new work of fiction cher fret the publication OF
Ruth Hall - that he will it IL his paper about
the st Of june He has secured this work ex
pense-psyne greater than has been given to
any author by newspaper publisher FANNY FERN is not
now writing II her intention hereafter to write, for any
other nep4per and this only Tale abe will write for the
LEDGER II will be followed up by productions from other
monument American authors is desirable that orders
be sent in at early that calculation az nearly cor
rect as possible Of copies required be
madethus securing all prompt supply This tale has been
nurehassd SOLELY for publication in THE LEDGER, and win
20, he issped as book THE LEDGER large frst-clas
Family and Business Paper, published EVERY SATURDAY,
and sold at all Newsoces three cents per copy and mailed
to subscribers at 81 per snnum.
R. BONNER Publisher, No. 40 Nassau ST, y. Y.
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Cost anh founo.
A NOTE If SMITH & PETERS. dated

OST-A NOTE of SMITH & PETERS, dated
IL SewYort December &C. 1885, eight moths foI twelve
hundred ard eveu.y dos and thirteen cents psyse 70 ne
order Of Lewis Bunce said Note will lot Be pad oy tne
drawers
I OST-On Thursday, May TO- in crossing on
IL fey-tost Manhattan from Brpcklyn 20 View fotk OF "a
futout New.York tween Niissn-st and the ferry
Mossic BRACELET. Eve nk The 6rds Wi b suitably
wsrded ~ leaving No 90 Cham5et |. u partir sy
value A. the glfl Of Cena
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AMnscMcnte.

&C ADEMY of NJ u l c. -
IN ITALIAN OPERA
LAST PERFORMANCE IN NEW-NORk
prr 10 the departure of tb Company for Boston during heh
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC WILL BIZ CLOSED,
90 which oc< sion will be Represented,
ON MONDAY, MAY II,
Rossini'e chef d'duyre,
w l. l. AN l.
h the entire strength Of the Company. - .,,,.>,,,,,
Auaeal Director and Conductor . MAN HAkhILth
Seats NAV b. secured Hall Sons Joies No Sly Bsoad-
way Van Nordsn Kings and the Box Office of the Acad-
cny OF Music - ,r.cs
Pces Of Psrquette Circle and Flint GU
ole 81 Secured 81 50; Family Circle 50 cents Amphtheeer,
.
Door. open at II; the Opera commences at O'clock
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GARD to the PUBLIC. - The Committee OF
~ MANAGEMENT of the ACADEMY OF MUSIC beg to iufcrS
the puho that he junction o. the two Opera Companies as
usy announced they have not been able TO complete p
10 che preseut time A made by the
Committee with Mr. David Rowland, who positively declared
hs he HAD foil negotiate e part Of MI jacobson
Co But these persons when applied 20 BY him TO carry II
% repudAed h authority and denied that be had power to
sry ucb agreement and consequen nee the
snnnsenent hch believed by the Committee Of MsHsse
poal.ns ief, IL May IL 1855
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6pefial Notifts.

ssmrer's Lecture 10 be Rcpeated-At The urgent so
ssou d many persons wno were prevenied oy me f,9r o.
nvrEF before the New.York Anti Slavery Society, upon
ssKse,ssy Prsciesbhiy and Dignity Of the Antslagey
~. Gs,den' on TUESDAY EVENING May IS a. oeL
yssu epeu att. Tickets Is cents at the door.
American and Foreign Emigrnnt Protective and
Enploymen society," iI,5 AnnisessIy meens o. lns
be socvs Rooms Nos IS and II Bible House Astor plsce
~ Arnssi h2Rc WI e 1900 sne .e Seetfy invited
Es s.asi''' i'' "' '
r l.. STOW Social Union MOI A., vii Y,l bed Pushs
fsIperanoe Meeting on TUESDAY EVENING next az
BroafARsON, sABuRN and EPEs r. ELLEki Singing
jas CoSprE. RS DR.. MORGASS, g. g.
The Annual Election Of twenty-one Trustees Of the
xtW-toRE sociTTY FOR THE PROMOTION OF EDU-
SATIOs AMONG COLOAED CHILDREN viii b. held at
''''" III ''''' " ' PHILIP A WHITE, Secretary.
To the Stakeholder OF the New-York and Hsr-
-. ehode a. Directors hs Company to s. voted for
tuesday ert the 18th nst not satietor % me- because
~ no, liz name ofHENRY $. BLATCHfORD, DOW Vice
prsident ron It, who in y opinion IS the most devoted
Sni and valuable officer in its service To be here under
-1nsie; ht without his aid and Lsss sacrifice VIII
90 con inut This distinct ayOwa IL due TO the Stockbod-r
y vibou iithey might infer that had been an seos IN Getting
% the neke NICHOLAS DEAN.
The Coplnitee appointed at a meeting q the stocthold
ss q the ~ RLEM RAILROAD COMPANY. in August lsst
nominate Director In said Company Of the election Of the
Fsh q Nsylexi, recommend the following ticket;
NICHOLAS DEAN Of New-York.
JOHN II. DYKERS, Of New York.
WILLIAM c. WETMORE, Of New YoTf
HENRY II. DUEHAN, OF New-York
HORACE BROOKS, Of New York.
FRANCIS W. EDWARDS, Of New-Yors.
PHILIP DATER, II Hcrrsnia
ALERT J. AKIN. Of Rawlings
LANCASTER UNDERHlLL, Of Tuck abOe
ALBERT SMITH Of New Rochelle.
EDWIN CROSBY, Of Croton Falls
SAMUEL r. TABOR, Of Dover Plains
NATHANIEL 7. BAILEY, Of Fordhanl
WILLIAM " BRADY,l
EDWARD q. FAILE,
ABIJAI MORGAN, : Committee.
THOMAS TABOR,
FLOYD SMITH,
Hs~-Y Apfn q, 1855
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VOR FUROPFAN CIHC o ON
ehed on the departure Of each Mail steamer fr LAYER
~ Al IS per sDDurn, postage included Single eopes ~
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Suburban Home Associii ion.-The first Public Meet
ns OF tits oganzaiionformed for the purpose OF buying
AM tract of land half mile from the town Of Newtown. L. L.
m the line Of the Flushing Railroad be disposed Of in choice
lots among membersw be held al No ls3 bowcry on
MONDAY EVENING Mry H. The great superiority OF the
San over all ohers for some distance H. the steadily
increasing Of land in that vicinity and unparalleled adj
VANTAGE offers rapidly cheapness and certainty
from New York combined with the excellence
OF the land the beauty Of the country around aud more than
Ali the perfectly healthy situation Of the locality IA great de-
deratum families dwelling ia the oiy render this property
the most desirable that hes been offered o sale in many years
M tendance al this meeting Of those DESTROYS Of obtaining
home for small price namely SIS. on easy terms OF
payment for commodious Lot beautifully situated and IN
every suitable for building purposes respectfully re-
quested. The meeting will open at u o'clock .
JAMES c. PEARSON, Secretary.
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rTHE FIRST STEP TAKEN in the RIGHT


TOWERS FIRST READER THE GRADUAL PRIMER;
Or PRIMARY SCHOOL ESU>ciAroR. Fart l. by DAVID d.
TOWER. AN
The merits Of this book consist:
1 In oop.!no Lsfers BY their resemblance.
In giving only fec letters OF the apAs1et before los are
eiyen composed solely OF those Jev 1eife's 49,
In giving only pos IN lesson with tnords which con-
,sSn ~, SQUAD OF vowel This aud Peeui.
uetiod OF teaching the alphabet
In coprrg the several powers Of each tosei in spdyafe
lesson with words and short plain eniences 10 uste
eo n9rid soHA thus teaching oav one tfiHS al
The drthoug. combined NOVELS taught in the same
manner. = TT =, .
Eseh element i. then considered by Itself in
separate lesson with words and sentences 70. exercise On
its particular sound
Particular ard specific directions are 70, he int toe
given teachers altering each eestay sound IN the iaa
g. More general directions suggestions also given for
teachers.
T peculiar TO this Series alone inserted foT dGIy
practice 81 ui0Ne0uss AL the simple elementary
sounds
Shese are the prominent Of this Primer and Pc
cuar 10 alone The teacher well the pupil viii fron rs
use sy the foundation OF distinct articulation, and be saved
nom much expense Of time and labor In gRlelTng Tbs L
''tbe chids inst step taken in sde right place"
The Gradual Seyies School Redes0f which the above Il
the Fsf Eckis acknowledged by al practical educators
urcn and trial. to be upers 10 other series 10
u- We have enough reoommeudations tc-n experiences
esehc and uewspsprT notices Of the most haitefng ehae
r 10 IN volume. Teachers and School Superintendent wo
ske their choice Of books without seeing these "ofks 40
themselves and their scholars great injustice.
pphlsLed by DANIEL BURGESS Co.
Ne. 90 Johns-, New-i Or
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THE xEw-YOI,K TRIBUNE

OREGON AND rHE SANDWICH
x iNDs pnbhed the departure Of eacn NAL steamer
I,vinwAD at 81 50 per annunL Single copies, SIX Ctnb
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priniins.
Blank Books, 5lationerp &r.

ERANCIS g. L0UTREL, Stationers, Printers,
and Book Binders n MAIDEN lane sell every style OF Blank
Book Paper ard Stationery Orders receive prompt attention
NEW YORK, MAY |, 16 5 5. -
IN REMOVAL OF
" NJ A. w q,
FROM Sos IS and Is PkRX-E0w NO. Ia wiLLI,ssr.,
Where they have opened very large stock Of -
STAPLE STATIONERY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Paprs DESCRIPTION aud all goods spp-raning 10 Their
line Of bnss which they oeor cor sale a. tho yery lowest
prices Booksellers Siaoners and Merchants are IN
yiied 70 call and examine their stock.
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"A THE ADVERTISER. being Q
Gunner Retreats.

A HOMB, with every possible comfort, mf5 be
N had Il ORANGE HObSTAIs WATEREUkE, wlb
ch.nce r bywli.s billiards, and the most rsraasiic wiA
n ara tom 81 70 lL Inquire No ll2 iabet, SsuEh
OreHse, Sev-Jersey u H. "ELLiN1ION' ~ ~
DOARD in the HIGHLANDS.-After the lat
ID NAV the large and connodous House Of The sb-cr
near r. ss Landing the hutsoa River VII Be opss tcr
POAgQER~ The New YORK IS mies steam
s ugur daily and fro Distance from ldesi, hsf us,
from Nswb,s Eve s Horses and eonyeyanees 70 30 hsi
A. Al tiner EIos fer Bosfi aud sccommoda0ns moderate.
Assress EgOSf BRUNDAGE, Cornwall, 0r4nge Co.
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90 farmers emo Others.

% farmers ono Others.
DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has CON
I'D stsnty on hand very superior s.cs Of pure bONE
DUST corsistng q savings, tiiug- and rround bose
O6ers received The Work., sti, Past River Or a. No
y Nesey-st. NJ Stairs ,hhiSii ~ NNh AMI"
FLOWERS, BULBS and PLANTS OF sll kinds
H.dy snd Greenhouse. in Quantities 90 suit purchasers
Also FOREIGN FRUITS BY %. box c safe - 10" prcss oy
BRAHME Co, cor Of Barclay I'D " ashinaion-'s~
ERESH BRAZILIAN SEEDS-Natve Pots-
toes Fever ro an good. Flower Cabbage. Lettuce y
cur her Carrot Beet squash Melon Com snd Oh other amos
OF Flower Field aud G.rie n-SsfTls. Tor sale y
HUGH ORR Co.. Se-d-sloFe. No. 81 John-st
NEW and IMPROVED P0UDRETTE.-The
bet and most powerful substitute for Farm NMd Manure,
and unlike other zers in The malket, be put IN direct
contact with the seed thereby aordrr roufshnrn ni.ci
s,sv % the p.art- psurhlei with direction. -
can h. had grams application the Subscribers Price ~ -
rer hbL fo- 7 barrels anc over Apply 70 the
LODI MANUFACTURING Co,
tur s.air.l No. "a Cortl.ndtst.
Extract q letter from Horace Greeley. dated
You know that quite late rher yoe cent q, and that
il socn after became dry sus remained until septs oer
sfrg very unavosbe opportunity for tesn she value OF
p udree. vet esify thet u did me- good service, and
vou are welcome % refer TO me r. ans wa7"
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DoarA an6 Rooms.

A FRENCH FAMILY, without children, wosid
N lex sona. comfortably FURNISHED kOOhS, VI
HnsR 10 .eu Csutssen The House has al re no<.'
-rproyerncEfs sd situated bocts - -~-"-J'
Reference. REQUIRED Apply al W 20 t<-< "a. -
A PARLOR and BEDROOM. unfurnished, 70
N LET, VIII Board CenterSn -hd Lazy or S1s'e
Oenflnas st No - 2s-sy.
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Gotels.

4 CARD-TO TEE PUBLIC.-BANCROFT
IA EOUsE-This Eoiel, the corner OF Broadway sud
2ht OTsn for the ayon Of g1efs asas rls, been
p In rerct or.r AID newly urshed throughput The IN
aefsgned ibe pubic tn>. the Bancroft ho-se Wa
every serse Be kefr = tTE eI- Hotel tseE erpshDo
b1z hen sesk with confidence. The travelling pgbc
aud hcss renaTsng permanently the boe may rely gSor
the bs Accommodate AID the l-ors attention % th
comfort and cony .uecoo The Hotel Will b. Combination Of
the bet features Of The European and Anscaz yssfss ~
Underlined Hster Themselves tEat the cuisine especially NJ
Ave eue saisccn Tie patronage o; the public and a thu
cid friends u the undersigned respectfully - iitei
n l.. A W. BOEDWEL-
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can obtain wel-flr-
ns.bea ,iuzie-becdfd ROOMS or 81 - 81 20 per
VI or II &c per uzh Il he EAGLE HOTEL corner Of
Tr,rf.r nd HIan.sts. There Ssfrctori=s
ee,sc.rt u which they obtain meas
DICHNOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island,
IL Iii OpFN for the sea<on 1t Of June Charges
sor The season 81 week; ereer 10, e. seysnts, 81 %;
Ws1..f n Y J. P. KELLErT. Proprietor
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RemLttnnces to lawn.

ReuLttnnccs to lawn.
MONEYS Deposited 20 the credit Of the underngned WIZ
nessrs KETCHUM. ROGERS s. BEMEkT, No. - William
4 Eew-York AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, WGllst-,
Eew.York; EXCHANGE BANK, Safest, Boston, can be
dawn IN GOLD, with premium, az the Bank Of
y. s. JESUP Co., Dubuque lews-
Fmi4rant Intelligence OeIce and Labor Exchange
n No 2 Cana-st 10 the of Centre
md Cspalsts NewYork The Office u established by tho
CIuuieonsra Emigration, where always be found large
numbers Of LABORERS and SERVANTS at very low rsss Of
x,ss and persons have their orders filled by writing to
The ind sending tho amount necessary to pay
fe ressge Of the parties required No fees charged 70 EN-
poyers JAMES r. rAOhN, Supeiihlenoen'.
To Nervous SuGerers-A retired Clergyman restored
10 health few days after many neai nervous suffer
anxious to make known the means Of cure WI send
teel the prex pion Direct 10 the Rev. JOHN NJ DAO
NALL, No. 81 Fuiionft Brooklyn
Country Residence and building sites.-Pubse at
OF Land and several beautiful Build
r sites o. lots each Fetbush Coreiyou and
srk,ou. ave in Village Fabush, just outside the
Brooklyn limits and three miles from the ferries the 18th Of
Nav ct u O'clock in the Merchants Exchange, by JAMES
COLE SON. 49,. -
and its the citybent the distance
A. 4cht from the Exehsnge-renders convenient As well as
dese Stages pss the property every few minutes from the
Fulton Ferry For maps, &e., apply 70 MURPHY LOII ~,
yANDFRBILT No. Frontst., Brooklyn, or JAMES JULIE
A SON Fulton. st. Brooklyn, OF No. IS Nassaust, n Y
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~ TALENTED BUSINESSMEN WANTED

~ IN New-forf IS IN Brockyn IN jersey Cty, ~ y
country AGENT for hansoue and v.laas - pooH
us; published TIE worn Be CHAINED AZ tho booso3s
Each AGENT vii have certain sccsicl Apply 70 d. CoL
TON L c. We ~ Wl4ianT-.
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gEW-YORK TRIBU N f
r rrw.yoRx DAILY TRIBUNE
THE sEn-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
rxrr .EW-YORK TRIBUNE

bpsbnsbed every TUESDAY and FsIphS a9nsS fncs
- ennum Two copies for 80 rive ~ VII - %NS'e''
ssrr<s 10 &c pts a AIe for eaeb nseftoN
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DOARD.-A gentleman and wife, or q email
ID family can be seesmnod.t<d With two Splendid Rooms
"a hs ,-rcS soer a No "a Lanarne place Dhs between
srh nd srb avs rooms retained during the rcss u Angus II
de,seS; terus 1oceIk.e; s para u hoo-
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Gcrses, Carriages, &r.

nor SAIE-A double-sested ROCKAWAY, in
80 order: lfrht ERRAND WAGON. fs~o -eat-, very
rht nearly new aa6 SrTof HARNESS. Inquire ~ HEGA-
MINIS STABLES. NJ. 81 East Broadway.
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Geo. CHRkTY a. WOODS MHvSTRELS-
~ No 12 Broadway. open EVERY EVENING"
Tlckets cents
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DRooKLyS ATHENEUM Mile CAROLINE

ID lehman respectfully informs The nh ab,snts Of Brook
yn vicinity that she will Concert Of vocal and asu-
mental Music the stove-nened Han, TUESDAY ENhN
INC Nay IS 1855 assisted By the following -iits NJ j.
FRAZER Gate Of The seguin Troupe) NJ ALLAN IRVlHg,
he celebrated baritone Nh ED LEHMAN fFlutist) md
Mr.. g. BRIsTOW, who viii preside a. the Pieno-cre. For
particulars programme. Tickets 50 each 70 be had Ct
Mir r. x. WBIGHI'S h1scsore principal Dooksores Athe-
Building End the door IL the evening Door a.
3GeOck Brooklyn Eagie aud Star please copy
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ID BoIes and Prque,e Nes FaHy Circle and UppeF TIER
- Private Boxes - and &c Doors open II o'clock
curtain will rse at 7s-THIs EVENING VII be performed
LOVE AND LOYALTY
Msson. Mr. F. L. Davenport Lord Verney NJ Lsnnerssn
Julia Vermont Mics +. Nuns Mrs Abbott
Pa de DeuI......,ty .Misses Henry and Price.
To conclude with the Farce Of GAME or ROHPs.
Dr. Khododendum NJ Davdge Jeanette Mic j. GongenheIn
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ITO LET-CHEAP RENT.--A very neat 2
no LET IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of a

i tlr-etory and basement BRICK HOUSE situated -
senie. AMI airy neshbofhood, three minutes vais from the
Peokslp Fsrry snal respectable family Al MODERATE
rent B-fgnture carp., &C, 10 b. cold, vhsfh are
and my be bought low For further particulars addre~
J. C.. Box No rs Poe; Oftce.
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HOUSE No. lV3 Leonard
yJ'O LET in wILLiAMsBURGH-To a sna

fen,eel family Ell gant ick COffAGf IN
French ~ibcws Handsomely Pspsrrd, - ninurs vail fohs
fuy Stages pas tho door Rnt SIS per aasn Inquire
No So Orsnc.st.. " liamsburgh
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y L.. snow social Union No. wiIl bod a Pubhe

ftI1tfhfce Mettne Un foUhI ~ IINI4N.I I'NI d,
oc,ok al Columbian Han, No. 81 Grands AddreSses D,
Bro. fARsON sABURN and EPES =. ELLEkl. singinl
~ BIZ ROBT. WILSON. Inc Public are invited.
las CoMPrE RS d. r. MORGASS, G. g.
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Chances for Business Mlsn.

NJ Fer sele one Of the oldest aud beet USDEkrAhERS
ESTABLISHMENTS Ia tbs city. Apply az No. oDi fears~
gura nj
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The Annual Election Of twenty-one Trustees Of the
KEW ORE SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF EDU-
he ehoo room, No 10 Thomosst MONDAY, May II, be-
tween the bours u 5 and 6 I. ~ -
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be seep for few days Merchants Exchanre, " all
-, .sFLF-ACriSG REGULATOR 10 MOVE the CHAIN
BONES on steamer and keep her always IN tim Oae bali
OF the RIGHT for SALE. Apply address note 70 10 90
Warrington ST.. New York. o. HOPhlNs.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04
American Cause i'm the south.

Messrs. Foster and Linton Stephens have taken
the stump, and are busy canyassing. An over
whelming defeat is confidently predicted for Mr..
Stephens In Georgia.
A ratification meeting of the American party
was held at Morganton, Fannin county, Georgia.
Resolutions were adopted ratifying the National
and State Platforms, approving Of Judge Andrewss
nomination, and endorsing the course taken by the
delegates to the meeting held at Philadelphia.
There was an American mass meeting at Kin
ston, North Carolina, last week. the National Plat
form was adopted, and some speeches were made.
An enormous American mass meeting was held
at Selma, Alabama, last week. More than eight
thousand persons were present. Speeches were
made by the Hon. w. H. billiard, Mr.. Moss, Mr..
Burr and others. The meeting broke up at a late
hour in the night.
There was an American meeting at Volensville,
Tennessee, last week. Messrs. Nelson, Warner,
and Martin were present and spoke. The National
Platform was adopted.
meeting was held at Lawrenceburg Tonnes
see, last Saturday for the purpose of ratfying the
National Platform which was agreed to by accla-
nation.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-04
Department News.

ATTORNEY GENxRAL's OFFIcE.--1ite to Govern-
ment Lots in the City Of Washiagton--l. At the
foundation Of the governments title to city lots In
the city of Washington are trust deeds from the
original proprietors Of the land to Thomas Beall
and John Mackall CAN'T, who thus held the tee In
trust for the original propretors and for the United
States.
2. By force of legislative act Of the State of
Maryland of 1871 the fee of these lots became vest
ed in the several cestuys que trust whether the
original grantors the United States, or purchasers
under either.
s. By force Of the same act Of the State of Ma
ryland, as construed by subsequent acts Of Con-
gres., the power to convey the government lots
became vested in different statute officers of the
United States, namely, first, board of commits
sioners; then a superintendent; and, finally, the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
4. Allconveyances heretofore made by the board
of commissioners, the superintendent, or the Com
missioner suficed to pass the title, provided the
conveyances were otherwise valid, and the sales
were made by the direction Of, and in the terms
and manner prescribed by, the President of the
United States.
8. The same power is held by the present Com
missioner a., .t>#.s.ta