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Publisher and Bookseller, No. sg7 Broad way

Published January q:
DOOT's MUSICAL ALBUM-A Vocal Glass
III Book, for Female Seninsries Academies and High
Schools By Geo. y. Root
lar IN is gen. plan to the Academy vocalist. rs pub
.hsd .iew years since By the zane su,hor which has met
for which desened than similar work The Musical
shc md Easr
css soeseos, and ROUNDS, together with the Hymns An
ana Iws ~ ut Rs Il. e.
months since Its publication has proved more popular and hsd
extensive sale than any other music book pub
lbed in America They form undoubtedly the most com
P.s progressive and pho:ophe. course q elementary mS
The also contains large number and variety Of
Gises ROurd. Duet, ios SC selected from the su.os,
ortns No pieces WHICH are included IN the Academy vo
60 fsS.b An new work IL Is that in its de-.
paeni will prove the most useful and attractive book yet
copy BY T.iI postpaid :.' e any .ddTs.' desired
THE YOUNG shawn A new juvenile music book. By
w Fas.h s' 81 Price s MASON iss5 BROTHERS,
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TORIES for EVERY DAY.
TIE rAsKfH AZ HeSRs az Da s. weed. ready
fol Of seod stories. among tn. rest NEW NAUTICAL
NV AN1 I THE Il BOLD YANKEE TAR,
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Also lots Of AnecdOtes Poetry Se Price four Sold
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V>HE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
Il AL those who wish subscribe this celebrated publ
cation informed that the of the yex
very favorable opportunity for 90 doing
THE SUBSCRIPTION Is tlO PER ANNUM,
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Al orders accompanied BY remittance, should be forwarded
20
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sny sshS..ed Agents fer The ustrstsd London News
NEW WORK BY the Rev. ALBERT BARNES.
AN-hoW SHALL MAN BE JUST WITH GoDi One
vol limo PIP 1872 Phss. In papes cloth IS eents
sent By mail receipt Of the price yast received.
ana feS sale by IVERSOS & PHINNEY,
No. lie Fulton st., n Y.
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CPLENDID HISTORICAL ROMANCE-By
- EUGENE SUE,
Author Of Mysteries of Paris Wandering Jew, &c.
PRICE OF A CROWN

This startling work from the pen of the above popular
thor nearly reaay, and will be published on the
FIFTH OF FEBRUARY. 1855
Uneasy the head that wears crown has been an sdsse
familiar TO u from chile hood; but that il full Of dark
subtle Inventions and Oft times heish schemes
as are here portrayed little dreamed Of The book
about TO uosbed written with all the yigor of language
and iuten,e dramatic tf for which Sue s celebrated
The eile but obstinate old King who will die the
ambitious uofeeng daughter fingers oog clutch
golden bsube while her vanton smiles are avshed
the knsby r,negsdetbe pe1ured aekey and pesecated
reveal tale, the bare recital Of which
for any credit who have not bowed
their blind worship to thu. false oracle which base
ly swesrs the Kog do wrong This work which
can not fell to have an immense sale
We the authors popularity sufficient, IN not giving
large and notices
the trade will be supplied at the lowest prices
Price s. in elegant cloth; 75c. in paper
Orders sent by mail postage prepaid receipt Of the price.
T. L. MAGAGNOs. Publisher.
No Asnr House BTOadway
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6ouses ano farms iDanteo.

A HOUSE WANTED-On the west nde o. IN. inc
IN CITY preferred south Of zthsr, goo n Ia
n, IS 80 70 % Ooo 81 100 win 30 Ped doyn "a ~ 100,
hrss months time the 2 :. ell by sdresanx
note 10 3 B. Box SO. Is6 rneyss omes; y S'''
stating Of house end strss$ WI - p.o@t
4 FIRsT-CLAsS HOUSE, near .ns Stnsy,
wshtse 20 M n he premises Addres With he
ter nd location sf the hoase p A. .s the Tribune Once
xTXNTED-A HOUSE (unfnished pre-.
" "a ar eIisibe LOTS 10 or Brooklyn- wanted
hns- Ir essh and village residence. The Aouse offered
n for ,odatisn Of boafden
he:lsss e pleDsnty situated IN the Immediate vicinity
- ,so eeietrst,d wisr Cure e.tstlshnsnt, e. THRIVING
az Counscricg River and about eight nina boen
Or, Ssv Yort BY New Haven Rsircsd Apply tsxesee from
10 70 s. q Nc. Hs Bridge st., ercoklyn, 70
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THE UNIVERSAL PARIS EXHIBITION

sLKs-The very newest fashions msde-up articles "Au
PAGE" the old established house Of Sourtier Richer
Duzouy IS Rue Niyienne; Savage, Brothers LePre-
vost successors Of Hsmsrd Co.
TIE HOUSE OF FAUvET Dress Maker, pstronzed BY the
Duchess of Sutherland rue Mensrs
MILLINERY Head Dresses and Court Ornaments. Beau
drsnt; "a rue Neuve St Ausus,in.
WEDDING PRESENTS-India Cachemire Shawl; manuf.e-
ture Of White ard Black Lace and French Cachemre
ehawls; China Grape; Frainas Gramssnsc, ~ rue
Feydsau, and 80 rue Richeieu.
BABY LINEN, Wedding sus; Psysn, ~ RE Vivienne;
STAYS-Hyrroli,e Pat BY the Empress, rue de IL Pax
TILMAN-AItfes Flowers Patented By the Empress, iof
GLOVES and CRAvATs-Prvs 40 rue Neuve st hpgas.in:
Az the for the special manufacture Of
SHIRTS 10 Boulevard Poissounere, corner OF the rue
Rougemont; 9 large assortment VI the newest cat
both for Gentlemen and Ladies $500 49,
UMBRELLAS, Parssos Walking STICKS and Riding Whips
ca1si Pstr. BY tho Empress. 81 so.i-y De. aliens ,
kinds Scent bags Cosmetics Is de Ia Psix Depot
n London Melrotte, - Old Bondst
LIZ ROY SON Wa.eh and Clock Makers TO the Navy for
merry to the King. Chronometen snd Watches. Trav-
efng Clocks received Medals ct French and London
Exhibitions Paris Galere II ntpenser, Palais Royal,
IS and IS; ana in LondNn A6 Regents. 80
YER Smiths. IS rue Vlyenne Correspondents In New
York Marchsnd Guilemot & Co. 4si Broadway.
LAHoCHE Co, Table Services seyre. China, CRYSTALS,
Bronzes &c, l6l 70 1914 Gserie yaios Pal,s Royal
ODIOT Gold aud Silver Smith, % rue Base du Rempnt.
DENIERE extensive Bronze Msnufactory Is rue VIyenne.
LEgONNIER Jexeler and Worker In Hair removed ON &C.
10 Bouley des Itaens corner Of Pasase de POpers
Paris Gold Medal. and Prize Medal, London.
SUISSE BROTHERS, Bronze Mandatory, Paintings Sta.
tonery sc. 81 Place de Ia Bourse.
PAPE des Bops Enfapts and 10 rue de V,os the
inventor Of various Patented improvements In the
most modern PIANOS, Of all forms Medals, Decoa-
tons and several first prizes at the various
DEvINCK Chocolate Manufacturer, 2a5 st. Honors.
H. CUvILLIER, l6 de 10 Par, Wines Liqaeurs, Tea,
Grocery. Sole Agent Of DOmecy Of Zeres.
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&c 000 From q, 600 to 81, 900 wanted co.
~ O,UOOs With 8 good tusnss Asn Bo T., s srs
mortgage the money. Liberal sisry for ne ma " sSs
wi,h rrtvfese Of fourth interest o. the &c o.
year go GOO invested manufacturing and ners.sHis " -
,ifv I.piy peponslx II ready arsnse a. oaSs - NO %
ca q Sstxser ss1 4PM TIE ssssss VII bear Exam
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Ghaures for Business Men.

DESIRABLE NURSERY ESTABLISHMENT
IL for sALE-The andenisaed hsvins other business r.
nsenents IN view Offer for sale ths buaness and establish
uent Of the HIGHLAND NURSERIES, Syrseass, n T..
The stock 10 quite extensive and good IL comprises
every variety Of the STANDARD Fras and Hardy Fancy
stool in every stsse Of growth from salabs Troes 70 large
au.pty of this fall with well osaosned
which easily be conPietsd Tor
IL indefinite extsnsion.
from 20 70 IS acres Of Land admirably adapted By location
and so business viii be sold rented mag be de-
red BY the purchaser the most favorable terms
Sew on no In the State NJ its have bot
ter reputation rapidly Increasing business and thsfs
better location than Syracuse for conducting AND extend
HE whole will be sed at bsrs.n sad Dot dsposed Of
sooner stock will be sold IN parcels At the opening Of the
spyinf trade. 49, ,,,
BARNES, PHELPS PUTNAM,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

A WIFE WANTEC-By young Man twenty
Te. be woTth not Ie. than Geo .aS Ssy. nc eh
diep; that Will make good and agreeable companion
Iowa Likeness Any part Of the UDised States.
CITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
~ uron the philosophy Of Advertising sad the best praet
e. Iods Of eSIryns %, he :ysn aass TsaOs
Buildings, NewYork
IF this should meet the notice of JOHN or
L HENRY PHsBUs. they w,ud hear something 70 tier
advantage by calling at No cS7 ih ay.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS and SHIPMAS-
IN rERS-The Pilot Commissioners being q1enty applied
e, ~ ,he s Vo ?, he s,ps Yas r.d June r. 1855
April H. 1884 OF hieh be had At tho
see No So South 81 They refer TO part Of section
hey consider themselves having anything 70 do with
agreements made az sea between pilots and masters .
Section lS When any ship vessel bound 70 the port o.
New Yors boarded by any pilot appointed by this Bosr
sueh distance the south ~srd eastward OF Sandy Hook
Light that said could not he from tho
deck Of such ship or vessel in day And fair weather.
the addition OF oneourth TO the rates Of otsge herenoefoe
mentioned shsli be allowed 10 sucb pilot.
harbor beyond the time notified the po for him TO steud
10 The wharf and from the wh,r for every day
detention Of inward bound vessel by Ice lonser than two
deys fer the passage from 70 the wharf three dollars shs
be sdafd to The pc,'ss sEy pilot ,h1 be desnss At fg
vessel :. pilot the master owner agent or eonnsnee Of ,nen
shall ray such pilot al expsnss OF yit
srd three dollars day for each and every day Of such DO
Section % Any person holding license pilot under
this under the laws Of the State Of Jersey ~ho
shall pilot or offer 70 pilot any snip OF yee % tne P2t
New York by the Of Sandy Hook shall De deemed fly
Sne not exceedr one hundred dollars or imprisonment
exceeding sixty days and all employing TO aot
s 's sS Of .a forfeit nd pay the sSs
ofComubsioners Of Pilots the Of one bundled dollars
CHARLES II. MARSHALL. ROBERT L. TAYLOR,
GEORGE w BLUNT, RUSSELL srURoIs
Appointed by the Board Of Underwriters
u
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4 BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE. Una.

A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE. Una
IA hated demand for Mr. Wkofs
COURTSHIP. AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
Orders this extraordinary and highly Interesting book
pouring from s parts of the country The newspaper pres
are of attention the book Some
OF the most Influential widely circulsted journals contain
columns, and whole pages, Of review and extracts
opinions of the shall give hereafter, but all
ssee pronouncips the most orisinsl pqusnt charming
''' ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE
ever published.
Fifth Edition ready Price, 81, paper; 81 IS. cloth;
and fer sse by Booksellers ami News Agents everywhere
J. c. DERBY, Publisher
No ll9 Nassau-st, N Y.
TWO GREAT BOOKS for YOUNG PEOPLE.
Il -HARRY'S VACATION. By w. C. Richards An
Elegantly Illustrated with six Engavings from designs BY
Thwe..es. VI
Whoever this book msy be sure that be puts into the
hands bis children rational amusement and OF
pleasant instruction which they will tire We
cor to high place the juvenile literature OF which the
season h prolific Ii exempfes the phenomena Of nature
stories makes the experiments of philosophy entertain
ing attractive TO the youngest member Of the household
1t pervaded with Just. moral sentiments aud leads the
thoughts continually to the God Of Mature and the Bible"
Also. RICHARD THE LIoN-BEARTED. IS Ct. Being
Romantic Biographies to be edited By
the Rev Francis L. Hawks. D. D., LII d.
Il" charming narrative Of the exploits OF RchNd Cour
spirited and agreeable In style; hand
somely illustrated and printed in readable type Such
'''N' THE new EDITION
of both these popular books been quietly and
the third has ready been ordered nn,,ox,
JAMES s DICKERS0N,
late Evans Dickerson,)
Publisher and Bookseller, No. 6y1 Broadway.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the firm Of A. j. HOPPING& Co are hereby red to
present them the Assignee at his Office No 5l washing
st. New York City before the lst day Of March
1855 And all persons indebted the said im required to
axe mmec late payment. K {. hAIHBONE,
~. y. All
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"ANTED-A situation by respectable young
w Woman - COOK. WASHER and fNONER. In some
respectable family with ile best OF city reference Call sd
d-s.s 10 No lo8 East I'D u near Sd Law for days
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60 Ubom it Alap Concert.

A WIFE WANTEC-By young Man twenty
N four years She Be between twenty and forty
be worth less than 50 Geo have no chill
drep; that will make good and agreeable companion
through life For further particulars sddrsJ L, keokak,
Iowa Likeness sent TO part Of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

WANTED-By young Protestant Girl, stu
w ,ton TO TAKE GAZE Of CHILDREN in asnsl private
family ard herself generally useful Can be for
dsys Al No IS Crosby .. up stains
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Guetial Notices.

psst.Ofice Nofice.-Tbe Mails for Europe r.,
s.t.s steamer Balto will close At ih. once o,
DAY the 24h day Of Jsngs'y - 10y o'elo1k =; D.
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Mem Dnblifations.


Book for the Ladies.
TVHE AMERICAN HOME COOKBOOK
Il Containing several hundred
EXEC LENT &C i s.
The whole bas'd o many years experience Of an
AMERICAN HOUSEWIFE.
ILLUSTRATED WITH ESGRAvINGs.
Price, % cents
All the Recpes this Book written from sctusi exper
imeus in Cooking There copyings from theoretical
cooking recipes They intended for American families,
may be depended upon good and practicable The
sutoress lady who understands how cooking ought to be
done and here given her experience 1t book Of l28
pages. and 10 CHEAP at IS cents We expect to sell very
large number at this low price.
Published and for sale, Wholesale and retail, by
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Also for sale by all Booksellers
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Its content. the week embrace every y.r,et
in ibe field Of Polite Liter.tufe, sToM-s TRAVELs
LING EDITORIALs. CRITICISMS; and ia short al IN.
tel ch teTsTy treat and truly vau.bie fam
rspsr For bv the News AGENTS and at office Of ta'
PIoprieton T. VIssCHER Co, No $40 Broadway, ROOM
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noar1 an0 Rcoms.

BOARD. One large Front Room and Bedroom
ID adjoining second story on ST hns Pss well fur
uhed sh every home comfort and with BOARO. NJ pt
vste family for Gentleman sEd Wife. Address Bex No
III Tost-Cfice.
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CITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING
~ uron the philosophy OF Advertising ssd the best prset
node Of carrying the system valuable information
may be had stv PALMERs Advertising Agency, Tribune
Buildirn, New-York.
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WANTED-By respectable young Woman,
w situation as sEAnSTRE5S in respectable private
fsniy an cut ft ladies' snd ehidrns d.sses Has
ohjeciisn the country Can he for two days if
No. li2 East sst between ID and ID
scond floor. hack roorl
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NEW WORK BY the Rev. ALBERT BARNES.
AN.hoW SHALL MAN BE JUST WITH GoDi One
vol limo PIP 1872 PSs, In pape % cents; cloth IS eents
Copes sent By mail receipt OF the price yust received.
ana fe1 sale by IVERSOS 4 PHINNEY,
No I've fulton st., ~ Y.
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M ANTED-A situation by young Woman, 10
w do CHaMBERwoRK and PLAIN SEWING, or to
TAKFCARE OF CHILDREN; can DO Eabroiderinf; would
have 10 objecion 20 DO the Homework small family
be cen or days No 22 3d.t between st and "a
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VVANTED-By respectable young Woman,
w situation ss " AITREss, or a. CHAMbE3MAID and
WAITER Has the best city reference character ssd
cspabilty Can be days No. 2lj 7h ay third
Cor hscl nom. hefW,en 9th and 2ith.sl
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WANTED-By Protestant Scotch Woman,
w situation COOK Unde,.tand. Cookins in all is
branches ard be for days The o:e Of the
American end FOREIGN Employment Ssciety, No. IS AsoF'
rAce bible Honsel
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WANTED-By respectable Protestant young
w Girl situation as good COOK or LAUNDRES5 in a
al private family has objection 10 short stance in
The county Good city reference be given Call at No.
"A. between 18th and l6thsts ia the Can be
seen for two DAYS il not ersaged
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OWNERS of WESTERN LANDS can lind a
" buyer 10 the advertiser Name State, county, township
ctop and say whether timber prsirie also price and
TERMS chain Of title ard Will expense Of ex
smnns If found different from representations Address
No. 3Si2 New York City Post Obce.
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-,,v xEw-YOaK TRIBUNE

n, CALIFORNIA. OREGON. AID TIE sANp"ICh
ASDs Il pubhed On tie departure Of each Mall steamer
- Aspuwa at 81 30 per AMMAN Single COPIES GEMS
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DOARD-Astor-plac Hotel, No. 733 735 and
ID ISL Broadway Families or single Gentsmen will fad
coed selection OF Rooms with Board moderate prices ct
hi. Hotel. fronting Aston. place.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-25
Engineers Association.

This body in session at Cincinnati was en-
gagged on Friday last in discussing the proposed
amendments to the constitution and bylaws.
Nothing of importance was done.
On Saturday evening the Association adjourn
ed to meet in this city on the second Monday
in August, 1855.
The Gazette says their session has been
characterized by the best of feeling, and re-
suited in the transaction Of much important
business TO the Association. A thorough re-
vision of the constitution and bylaws has
been entertained, and many important changes
have been made. The charter of the new In
surance Company, to lie under the guidance
and control Of this Association, was reported,
in which this company take precautions against
explosions, breakage of machinery and loss of
life, where engineers belonging to their socie-
ties are employed. The capital stock is $780,
oCO; but the books will be opened in the
month of October, in st. Louis, on the amount
already raised, 100000.
The parent institution is to be located at st.
Louis, with branches in other ports, where To-
cal associations are established.
Numerous reports were made, all Of which
have been ordered 10 be printed in the annual
report, including the charter Of the insurance
company, and the revised constitution and by
laws.
The following are the officers elected for the
ensuing year:
President-John Hall, of ST. Louis.
Vice President-John Gault, Of Louisville.
Secretary-H. II. Harrison, of Nashville.
Treasurer-Richard Goss, of Louisville
The printed proceedings Of the convention
will be ready for distribution early next month,
and win contain some very interesting facts
for engineers.
Among others, We notice a report showing
the number of engineers and assistants, boats,
&C., at the following points:
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-25
Queries for the Times.

While the editors of the Union and Ameri.
can are in the way of asking questions, we
hope they will try their hands promptly at
answering the following For ourselves, we
do not hesitate to say, 1st, that we think when
a church makes itself notoriously party in
politics, as the Roman Catholic Church has
done in this country and elsewhere, it commits
sin against the prOpriety Of church polity
and the cause of true religious devotion and
civil freedom, which deserves to be exposed
in the pulpit and elsewhere-by either politi-
cal or religious teachers-and, I'd, that pol
iticans, as such, ought never to NEEDLE with
matters purely ecclesiastical-the COcGtiOns of
the politician and religious minister should be
kept wholly and invioably seperate and dis
tinct. The third question, as it is directed
especially to the Democracy, we pass over,
hoping it viii receive prompt and satisfactory
attention from the Union and american.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-25
Communicated.
Momentous Questions.

/. When church makes itself party in poll
tics are preachers legitimately authorized to bring
that fact before the public from the pulpit should
they leave such fact exclusively to the stump
g Are politicians authorized, as such, to NEEDLE
with matters purely ecclesiastical, or should they
leave them to the pulpit exclusively
g. Does the Democratic party ignore Protestanis
for preaching against the ecclesiastical enormties
Of Roman Catholicism as they have done since the
days Of the Reformation Of Luther or what limits
does it prescribe proper or does it enoin silence?
Will the Democratic and also the American press
answer these sincere and general inquiries without
evasion2 If either or both parties demand as a
duty that Protestant preachers should be mute on
Romanism altogether, or be committed to fight as
preachers, either for or against the political char
acter of Popery it is high time they were informed
Many preachers have prudently abstaned from
their usual preaching against Romanism, until the
new issues in politics were understood by the par
ties of the land and that each party might be ready
to define its position unequivocally. They have
had time enough to mature their doctrines sought
TO be heard from perspicuously. We seek an
swer most respectfully.
MANY INQUIRERS.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-25

the following extract from Andrews report
upon the Railway systems of the United States,
and upon the commerce of the Lakes and
West, communicated to the Senate Of the
United States in 1852"
HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE RAILRoAD--This
line is the legitimate extension, Southwark, Of the
Wabash Valley Railroad. As a connecting link
between other roads, a reference to the annexed
map viii give better idea of its Importance than
any description. The Southern shore Of Lake
Michigan will attract 10 itself all the lines of Rail-
roads running from the Gulf of Mexico in North
erly direction. Between this Lake and the cities
Of New Orleans and Mobile the great route oftravel
will probably always be by way of Nashville. This
route will apparently be the shortest and most con-
venent and agreeable for the traveller whether for
business or pleasure II comedies with the great
route through the Wabash Valley and has the
advantage of taking in its course the leading com
mercial towns in the interior Of the country These
facts must always attach particular importance 10
the Henderson and Nashville Railroad as a through
route And in this respect it can hardly be exceed
ed by any road of equal length in the United States
In local point of view, the road is important, and
its prospects fatterng, as it traverses region Of
great fertility, and already distinguished for the ex
tent and value of its productions"