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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
FEsRY II. LE.Ds. Aueuquss'. ,,,,.,, Al
m II IEEIDS s. Co. will sell on IL -. ~

FEsRY II. LE.Ds. Auctiquee. ,,,., Al
In H. LEEDS 3 Co. Will sell on ] u r.. re- -
ID, % WEDNESDAY,, s., sri ~ k-DA1 W
TO- d .lre1 each DAY the Auction Room. 70 ~
~rFyRs SALE or FsNcY GOODS. -Opsrics sais y -. ~
II q; m ,orrt a. % Par bRJSLtc, the -
Psrs sa Arlst,c Brobze Com pany they ootansa "a Is
z sai IL Lot dCu ~ 1881, q 90 den n sdl 2 ~, .
and a. u. CrvsA Paace New ofk. he = yer ~ -
Gee sxal6ed ~ BsoEz 10 he " 1is a., .
,iyr cnrpp.Ly ~ the world and ihen s0od' . s 80
u ciur-j cou.sfiug Of large ssslff aebt ~ ,A -
CONS Cou-ais BE.ekets, Grouf< fiEite- -
sgr-fb cancel RS br,urs and ormon Al -
etfs. of ussriSus Men WY CANT lnk.sD - %
Hrrtsr sheoherd Sc: Aninslsi gonp. ~ 49, re-
Frrws-H.r reg y.se. Csri Reo-iyers narn .o,.s5
~. -. r-rs, ..le n hi. rououy from his
gr n Psrdolir;'s fr-t opening SAL o. -. gr 40
,.tne 80 ,.1 plsc- Of reel C.rsrs ,tnsy' - Va, 10
Ys1lo,v :, Slgrrs Et-;scar m-''c korsn - - -
.,or 70 9 sest hish gohcmEr Wsre Cnfns 0''
1.SSir s-,rr,Ry.-G Group q Fiieiiy tse ~ /, y
r1,si lie shspheseess b. Derssdioo; inc -. l,sss<
~ ,,s,s st.tu.ry II WssAilg,Sn, frA1kiis 80 ~,
-, Isf bjsb sEd made y the ve kne 81 ,s.s 80
F,e of Msf, NJ, Eda en An no, iron nc 49,, Dsr.
E,,i.h Cupj with u.st; Nena< Of move, A. 80
=, Rererret fesr Bust. e ian P0e's Dtnr' arss
t;.rh ard T.s.o; Bust of Yenoi t~9 ofoap az
s-r er .rd Au,urnp; u.ry for % yssss ~
re, Coluu hus Becch1-, O.neins ois ~ ~
those sbcu' I've feet h'xn LA, T.. s~ts =
al,o la.f, invoce Of rt-l serins ~ v..ss. Esfp
a. tnr,gois< oral ard ots-r roo $3.50 ch,is<
Ere ,ssyins. te., plsrins CO 49, 60 "a
80 ,-sieirl oof Of the eiiJ can ave 80 Ps,sssp
rs,sse fos s.lpaen; AZ resssnsHs eoAs''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
Sales br 1urtiou.
:. Bsskss Asc,soee~,
4 LARGE and ATTRACTIVE sAIR
IL wysr YLUsHIyn

IN WEST pLUsHIvg
pApKyH 4 DUNGEONS Oil sell on TUBSDAT Osr .
iasb a, ~ oeoeb on the Crowds large panber Of 70 ~
PJOTs 10 n. vil,,re Of Wet Eashias.
Tn. .,.,usosi ISLAND CITY leaves Fa'tos N,.ts,S,,
az t,rpes .yery say and connects with .rsst Hass
Point P.-sors wishing ,stsnd the vii taxa "A. r
O'clock boat from Pul'cn Market.
tlushrs .,ss,s leave Peek zip snd Grand q Fe-,ss W
anseush every hour snd pass ei-ecty hroush he prsssy
Per,cps wishing ATTEND s,le will take ths 10 J.S
stage Tern. easy title sposbe FOs nl.p ss sei,s
and ether iEforrs tn apply o the AGENTS.
BARKER DUSCOxB. No it Piaes rt.
JANIS RiLY No Sis 6ths'., New fosk P2ASeIS Wssxs
No 81 Pulton-st. B.ooklyn. = C. fESRY Soa "A ~
Sth a. ,ste!n Diszlct; MONROE ALLEX. SoutA N al
nesz iLe Ferry.
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Sonrlp fam WarrGnss.
pauer Udrehcusfs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE T. DERRICK
son Co. NJ - Bssk-aa.sc 5tsS - a. ~ M ''~--
Wang Fs7s-s. Ecy Esa. szk>:h ,ri Ans---.a-
New. Ptp-r a. E,sei. zAts 40 S1l.it-s
3sok gAper. u Esei, veiSa.s All gains
rss1e Psper .Ascy co.c, AL rt:s o. - Sr I-A'sY
hAn.n< PspSE y aiEe ar e1.o-ee -izsreaS ~ -.
HzfsE. Paosf hin Al OF Ia 6sE ,IsI.F.
Csh Pspes slI4e sns ora
tnxlst HsI~sSs Pops. isrt- ssSHns--. - sn'ss-
sns-Ihag psoeT q TO 80 Sa.ity
~ufprus p.p.s,. Se-As Rss a. S-zfts
49, Pscs u ifs-c1. ss>~
- eyse. PVss E-,ss>. 20 rSys q spss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
HsssY r. LEEDS Auciioneer BY u. II. LEIos co,
ELFGANT SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURSl-

HEStY r. LpEDs. Anctioneer BY u. n. LEtos 4 20,
ELEGANT SALE of HOUSEHOLD FURSl-
IL TURF-On TUESDAY, October ? y TO- o'clock, ~ y.
10 18th sal made 90 order " tnis fr mOn,n'
equal 'v'D espec superb Ispesir) NeVes UTE
Paor suiteI roewooc, covered h mlooa and az ns
tee; lrge Pier sssef. Lace Cuitsns .3ne OF sneh %
rot be- used Ormolu Chandeliers Ard BIacksr' Ssge
FtegeEe plate GLASS sud satnEo0a iined Oh Pabt s. 10
French Cct and brown fsJfed China Woes hsay Cofso
Rosewood Music Csc, very ine toned R0segOod Pi.po os
and Stool, entuey new; Fancy Chairs, Rosewood !. me-
Table marble tops one snpsb piece Of I,A hs'
Stan repre- entDg Psyche, by pedestal. very ha@
DAISG Rooa-EXter sion Tsbles, Mshogsay sofa ohsN
Arm 80 covered Hsrcoih Bufle., TsIssry bru.'ssC ~
n. 70 CLip. and G'ass pla,d duo and other acc,
IDKoOM.-Rose WOOD spd Mahogany Dressing bafs"i
SPY grain Carpets fin. Hair "stess-s, sede.ts is.s
tor h,taud. Mantle Ornaments Cs-sins, Corniees Cn
Couches Oi Cloths &C. AGO sssor'fr ent Of ktehes
nitue fine order ard new The sboye can 30 ekaniss
desired day previous 20 he sae Tckes OF simsnoo
be had cn application 8, our ot e, No. 10 Nanius
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

CHARLES Il. MILLER Il Go. VIII sen y
" Public Auuiion a. MefcbaDis' EIcblnEe on TuESDAt
Oct 2 at u 81 a commOdiou, COTTAGE HOUSE aud
LOT siuA ed on PutnaU-Ay., Brooklyn, hd house 80.
Bedtof.sy House Is ally with esrn fV9n' I
and basement With marble msDtss gses &C. iher"hsrr
gaIdeB viii srspe vines ahd fruit trees Tho poP-fy ~
at.d within blocks Il Fulton-ss sale VIII Dc ~
.mototy For full particulars sppiy -
{. r. MtLLER 4 Co. No i1j B'osdsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
JosrPH HECnN,N. Auc'ionrer.
A IlTION SALE of ELEGANr FURNITURE

UCTION SALE Of ELEGANT FURNITURE
h-wEOSESDAY Oct ). 81 10 O'Clock A. ~, AZ TIE Stor
IN Fpl,op,y opposite DuHeds Brooklyn the entire rOc
OF CABlNEr FURNITURE comprising sp!ectt rosew )ot
Gothic Secretary Booscse richly carved and tined vita
robe rosewood walnut and mahogany EScrtoic' EaEefo
Washstar de- Bureaus Center Taoies win marble tops ,el
.ny and walnut Gothic CO-ge Beseas u,tstards SotA
Tete tetes Rockers ChAs Gard and Quartet Tables seq
ina and Arm chairs splendid French pne riei as VITA
c.,ed ard Gt frame arboop Pier Fable 10 match painted
Cbsmber s.s II common B.dsts ads Extension Table, Nc
Tie Furulture Is ms.ty Of the wolknowu manst'cSare@
J. Werner aud tho waOe u 10 DO sold without the isA<
reserve .,,-, ,.-, n,
sta. on Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

CONSUMPTION is DURABLE in majority
" Irvs1s NAY tel interested respect
y Informed tta seireulr Se sotIned By isnns ot a.
AZ 10 store Nc Beekman-st stairs ths' VII afaSs
sncosrs<cs e~ve - the e1re sfC0NschFTlOS eyes
4 os~s tksA % sppeuso.s Ge sopees<- Consunpa's P'S
n. -'rcu.x A. :gtss 'es yoarsesVe< ,. =, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
6ouses ano farms Wdnieo.
TWO FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED 1

1.-TWO FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED ih-
1 MFDIATFLY-In fine locations, between 18th and 7th-
,y, and belo- S0hst Rent Of about s6o per month VA De
paid One any first class location, wei T 20
Auctioreors, No.l95 Broadway, N. T.
TTNHE WRITER would like to meet with a
strictly private family residing between i.sn ana SS go o
est of Rtadway who have basement .nd second noo OF
s,copd Neot alone &C conveniently srsngtd) 20 KENT from
Nv They sy ind desirable occupant By addressing stat
ins location terms Nc LEDGER, Tribune once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
Farm for sALE.-A very valuable and pro,
E0R SALE-The following described HOUSES

and LOTS in the City of NewYork ten Hjnsos and
Lots on the south side OF Boomest, comp IA, eHe
between Clinton and Attorney NOs aud y w A. nav n
At, No JSnies st. Nos 2S and % NdSrsi Nc ~ Dfaua
st.; Noa 6 and lOS Anthony st Nos $50 and - Nherls'
nine House, and Lots Sth, ANenu u, A9o"n a.
No 2l5 Ssnous. the north .asiefl corn o.
stanton and Pittsts No rs Rvingonst No g. Uhnm'a
Ct Nos ne and i2l 5th No - W uettsti nNv NSent =
on ay between lih and l5hts nine'eea vacant l,'
an Shst between sch and 6tha,s four Necsn Los on fh
sy between ll7th sud llSh Sta Also. the "a uaoc popey
In the city Srookyn Ne - Futon st. kneCn 80 me FtauA
lin House the adj ming Nos II aud ~ al;on Aso
FIVE three Ia the Vsge ~ Font Jerv orange
County 80 Of Land near said village 90 , Hsss
OF Land on slsnd adcinirc The property az me o
Sang Harbcr And also Farm of rs acres a, hyde fa.k
DutShe<s County Auy OF the above will DO sd oSsAA
Inouie CT WILLIAM O0lLNlE, Ne. 81 Coluiabis'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
Real estate for Sale.

At PRIVATE SALE-The three hrstcass
~ BoUsFs and LOTS in West l4th-st- Also. the first
class furstory font House ard Lot sfaaei on
be southesst corner Lexington and 9Th ST As' the
o,toy and aitis doube House situated 81 Nos D aad
Frsrkn size Of House feet by 20 feet deep h1s OF o'
~ fs, by 81 feet deep For and farther pacaAS Hp
ply 20 BAKER 4 WEEKS, AuotionteIs, No. FINEST
A SECTION of LAND (6i0 acres), timber and
tate In Illinois Of Chicago 81 near two rsrosds
viii he GIVEN for good DWELLlNG-HOUSE wet OF SIN
av Inquire at No. 70 Nasssus.
LNARM for SALE.-A very valuable ana pro-
and wood land situate no Town Of kishAil, OGtoae~s
County the bank the lludson Rive having ss.ea
peIor springs Of water Of sufficient hight aud 1usn to sup
n, DIV enss M the upper STOKES There Farmhouse anu
OSbudnE now on the PROMISES fwthrds OF tho purch>s
money csn remain ON mortgage desired Inquire 81 j. q
SCHKNCK No It's Greenwich St New ofs, or OF tne soV
sehees' o. ms'''@"~'' :" - ~ SAM. r. SCHENCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
TOR SALE ard wANTED.-valuable CEN

H TRIAL CITY PROPERTY i offered ia one undivided
parcel lots oonsiss OF No 6I Chatham AMI Ne james
st presenting trout Of about 20 fe Aso,
wepted aud would he ,,ed par, On The show
SNUG PLACE gooi country neighbohcod with eocnior
ALE DWELLING and ~ 60 s. ACRES Ct LAND undes in
proyemen Teams steIvisw. Apply n hAseea q Ne ~
ty.us, "a HENRY A STAFFORD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

L'Ok SAIL on the uODSON nv In hHo
III tCOTTAGE RESIDENCE containing 10 r0oGs with
.crcs s( LAMP whsh than +@ Frau fie~ 40
WINERY Of fFesn Ban and Carriage honse and
good Wei Of Wsgtr. situated Germantown 10 miles eeo"
Hudson an1 ahJal thgeequartsys OF ue o the esnisn
town Stsen Of the Haas River 8sIoad Pre- no ersts
lnQuire 81 Dr. oATM ,N, No S5 Ersge Il OF A. tbLtk
Ne, q HsSC-a., NewlOss, or OF GEORGE ". tALhlN>
on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

U-PAUL DYRsEN. Professor Of the GEhMAS LAY
GJAGE continues TO give Instruction 81 his house, NO TO-
Greenwich st. schools and pupils residences ootnhsao
,rs again for the Monday next September pp
cation 10 be made the house 10 Booxstofes no ~ a
90 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

- scuih wEH<u,town. Berkshire Couasy. Mss 3. p
MILLS. J 4 MILLS, Asscciste PriaeiPNs ile YEA >
e.htA Ssr Annual Session Of this instutioH VII elea1s
ou WEDNESDAY. Nov. ald e3nginue II week. CsTsaSs
ca be oba.ned WIICoNS Sehoo, Agency No y bFSai
Wv on Of d. PrneirAls ;. The CIAIsndon Iotsl
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1]iano- fortrs ano Mnslf.

AVERY LOW PRICES TO suit the TIMES
"A No 800 ;;;os ~. - S n're5 Hairs "CE-
LasTIA sctnowedsed sy ,ns,sa " ,ops
.noor 40 All Others besuy ard br baney " so'
nnyGaE MEIOpFOEs MUSIC, and husici Instruments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
!. NFW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT- The

n opGAN HARMOHILh con ainioe the Diapason, Dni-
-i.n, USntbo, Bourbon Principal, Flute and Coupler Win
- h.nts NJ Ee,, sde BIZ MASON HAhLlN, Is scknow,
Nv al 10 he the best instrument invented Tor small
ChurcLss or for the ParO Price $780, eql.i IN PoSer ana
S,sty IN an 1900 organ Great Bargains New and Seco1I
Hand Mode, Melodsons. Reed Organs with ripo, Douoe
nal ard Double Reed Frenca Hsrnononi Prince
Melodsa. the eIensye assoftneni on ~"N
BY . l. $500, ~ Bsrry 4 Gordon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
TRENCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE

i MFN-BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL No, - ~ ~
5lhs, near Irhsy Prof Ellie CHARLtEh OF Pans wih
go ~. School on WEDNESDAY, sept II Crculn' VIA
fn p.rculA. and letter from M H. PEuSNhL 70 pc psa
Refersnce.-Prof Arsssiz, Guyot Dr. T. hns inc NV o
Hawk. Tyur Ferris and Others.
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HsNh NAi-L-iN W. hV" -
ard OH Sire OF Lot y by 90; Houses " by a. bsit 10
The bes msnpei with ~ the mN3eTn Improvements Apply 70
BEDELL 4 VANDERBILT I. on The Promises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

u. and Wsreroom Nos 243 245, 247 and 1s sths near
sh.,y PIANOS with Eolsu end all medern Improvements
MADE Of best material. under their supevi-ion written guar
.r,e. with every Piano j. G. r. being practical men ana
largely furnish the best Planes lower than shy
her house-decidedy the best place 20 buy c.'h mos
desiring rood Piano keeps tune and ~sats w9 aa
better pli on - - Ei'N'
Pinoos TO Iet tuned, repaired and exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

INSTRUCTION on the PIANO.-A young Lady,
pert, sconsipted with the Of the Pisno, wishes TO
.dd ,chols the number Of Prp: she !. now
Much attention given thoroughly nst-ueting scnosfs N
the rdinents a. vel a. in the advanced agss Terms
AIS rer qu.rter For further particulars address W. l. 81
Box No los Tribune Ofiee.
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directed by tbs late Professors of NJ Peusnet' Aesr&
LFSPINAsSE & SMITH, MscdousA ST., corner OF Chntoo'
Ma near washin park.
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There shas been no time for the forming OF the black
military colonies proposed by the Review, perhaps the
dsclosufs of the Madrid correspondent of the London
Times that Gen Concha has written TO Spain that the
emancipation OF the blacks would be unadvsahe relates
10 the dangers Of that step But that be has acted
upon the other aternaye-yiz the arning Of four reg
ments of blacks-our readers well lie has
taken them from the popuaticnhe is not yet strong
enough TO do so-but from the fire companies Of Havana
which constitute the rabble Of that city.
Don Ramon Pinto recently executed at Havana is said
TO have been an old spanad of eminent talents and Of
the highest respectabity He was friend Of Concha
OF all other men in Cuba he should have known the dark
designs of his own government and read that he
ed before his death that led in order pre-
vent the of the blacks But the remonsance
Of Concha we have alluded would tend to prove
cusvey that some such step has been decided upon and
confirms our worst apprehensions Take this connexon
the measures Of Pezuea in regard 10 the emancipados
the gradual working upon the island of the British policy
the recent appointment of Spanard commercial agent
TO Hayt between which and Cuba commerce
nicaton whaeyerexsts theassumpton ofthe
by the Spanish cruisers the active part taken by the allied
squadrons in the military operations Of the Cuban govern
ment when their flags significantly enwined Al the
the admission of the Review of determination
of the Cuban population themselves TO the United
States; the intelligence brought by the Asia that Concha
has declared the Spanish government that without some
political change in the condition of Cuba, 10000 men will
be unable hold 1T and add to this the important decla
ration Of the Spanish minister recently made in the Cortes
emancipation in Cuba, and the foundation Is laid
upon which the conclusion that Cuba tends seed
" towards change Of ownership-hat do what may
there is no possible termination of the peous condition
of the best interests of both countries but in this most de-
sirable result Instead Of being Spanish african the
indications strong that the island pc Ct
ban or american.
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The 6aagencr not to perceive that by dealing
in its aud y'ssngsof In regard TO
ufllbusierisms &c. IL falls into course as pub
lie journalist than that which deprecaes In nasmuch
as the stleo deemed fair weapon the broad
sword We do not wonder that neghbor should seek
for some marvellous reason why should know some
thing Of sagua la Grande (which Is not in Darby and
was not built before the deuge We sorry TO dpe its
nces but that il needs bat to bestow
some attention upon the commercial progress Of
try to discover place in Cuba very far from Florida
in which one hundred and Amecan vessels enter
nually and from which 81 100000 Of produce export
ed in the period In American bottoms. The word
"fibusierism" is quite avorite with certain class OF
journalists has become of late Of very elastic applca
ton The projectors members Of Cuban other expe-
dons longer enjoy the exclusive benefit thereo not un-
frequently the allies the Gar land who not else cred
tied with good share of il and in casesas in the
present onethose too who watchfu of the interests
and honor of the country II is convenient word, We
acknowledge and like all epi,hets vast deal of
guuent and labor We shall demu this latter accep
aton associations those Of patriots Americans
or wherever born who willing TO abide by the action
of our government and Who If the time should
when country shall need their services would neari
big be found for her and NOT against her. We wish il was
in the power Of the Iate1igencer to say much
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-04
HON. HENRY A. EDMUNDSON.

1t will be gratifying to the national democracy to learn
from the letter below that the Hon. Henry A. Edmundson
has yielded to the wishes of his friends and has consented
again to serve them in Congress He had notified his
stituents of his purpose withdraw from public life bn
in crisis like the present he has not hestaed at the
urgent call of his country sacrifice his personal feelings
to the common good The Lynchburg Republican says
truthfnly Of Mr. Edmundson that 'he has attained du-
ring his career in Congress weldeserved reputation for
unmpcachabe integrity and high order of talent That,
paper adds
His great popularity with both parties throughout his
district renders his reelection certain There is yet
regular candidate the field against him. 1t is sup
posed however, that Daniel H. Hoge will receive the nomi
nation from the know nothing organization reward for
his treachery. Where be carries democratic vote, Ed
mundson will get five whis Se'ee.''
The patriotic and appropriate letter Of Mr. Edmundson
is as follows:
SALEM, March IS 1865.
GEsrLEaEs Your communication informing me that an
adjourned convention Of the democratic party at Union
on the Gath instant for the purpose Of nominating
date for this the 18th congressional district and that
unanimously nominated by said convention has just been
received.
When announced the fact through the medium Of The
press that should not be again candidate for reelection
to Congress it was because really wished return to the
quiet of my home and family Yet gentlemen this nomna
ton comes from such and the 10 which
rendered appeals so strongly my feelings, let the
quences to myself be what they may wheher success or de
feat attend accept the nomination. with the promise tn
use my best efforts to promote and sustain the
rights every citizen be he No and come from what
quarter Of Unon whether North or south acting i,
strict conformity with the rules Of hst party which have
ever belongedhe democratic patywhoe principles have
been emnenty successful that all serious opposition 10
them is Withdrawn.
shall avail myself Of every suitable opportunity in the
time that shall intervene between this election 4,
place fairly before the people OF the district the opinions
hold on all the political topics OF the day.
For the kind and complimentary in which you are
pleased communicate the action of the
and your request that accept the nomination you
win accept my kindest Acknowledgements.
HENRY A. EDMUNDSON.
To A. "a. Pendiston, c. J. Beirne and j. Woodruff com
mittee. lA3 Gc
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ages oentainng articles Of The description or be-
longing to the group in the system Of classification
Small packages bound IN must have, in every in
stance special wrapper and bear the inscriptions desg
mated by the 9Th article of these regulations
Arr ID Packages containing articles belonging TO sew
eral exhibitors bear upon the inscription the
Of all such exhibitors. similar inscription must be
placed on the inside Of the main package.
AIR IA On every occasion that articles transmitted
by the foreign committees the package must be
companied by three copies OF the certificate Of transmits
sion bulletin dexpedtou for each OF the exhibitors
whose articles comprised thereiai and memorandum
stating
list The number and the weight Of packages.
I'd. Their particular marks or numbers
Sd brief description OF the character Of the articles
contained In the packages
Arr u.s. In conformity with the s9th article Of the gen
era regulations foreign exhibitors who intend
price upon the articles they exhibit must have the prices
stated in their certificates of transmission bulletins dex
petition.
The current market prices instead Of those OF the
OF production and the period OF the exhibition OF the
articles the only prices that can be set upon the articles
exhibited
Arr I6. All contributions must be addressed 10 the
Commissioner Of Classification the Palace Of the Exhi
bton.
Arr III The removal Of the seals and the opening Of the
packages viii only take place inside OF the palace and
der the inspection of the officers Of the customs.
Arr. ls Foreign committees will call the particular at
tenton Of exhibitors of their respective nations in order
that the latter may avail themselves of such means Of
cury they shall deem proper to the 55h and seth
tces Of the general regulations conceived in the follow
ing terms
ART 35. The Imperial Commission win take all neces
sary protect the articles exhibited from any
possible injury. Nevertheless if Notwithstanding these
precautions any misfortune should occur it does not
derake to the responsibility for the injuries and
losses that may have resulted thereom 1t leaves them
the risk and peril Of the exhibitors well the costs Of
insurance. should they fit to avail themselves Of this
guarantee.
ART SO. The Imperial Commission will also take
that the articles exhibited shall be watched by
and active police force but win not be responsible for
any thetts entertainments that may be committed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-04

MARRIkGE UsDKR FALSE PRETESCRsA novel Of this
kind occurred in 81 Louis The 2sth ult The intel
gencer thus states the
:" a petition flied yesterday in The circuit court B.,
Miss Charlotte Klein Schmidt against Herman Frae-
wer for decree 10 annu marriage between himself and
the defendant The style of the suit is Charlotte Klein
Schmidt, maiden Herman Fraewcrdi The plaintiff
oet in her petition that she gagged 10 be married
70 defendant but ing certain facts deroga,ory 10 his
character she refused TO do He frequently TO her
In company With two other men, and stated that IL Az.
would go before astce he prepared prove TO her
satisfaction the alsiiy OF the reports had heard The
parties then proceeded 10 Justice Treadways Office in the
sixth ward where the defendant and plaintiff stood l.,re
the justice whilst be proceeded TO address ,he hut she
not being acquainted with the Engsh language ala no,
know the pnfPort o. What he said On Leaving the Office
and that no further trouble need be taken 10 sxraln mat
ters On learning this fact the defendant refused To co.
habit with hms and now petitions the court 10 snnui
the marriage