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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
RrNATE ALBANY. Feb, "A, ID

SENATE. .AIsAyY, Feb. "a, less
The eorcutr 1t re.olau.n - EJECT Regent Of the
University smeoded a. tha, the cleo ion should
tex. Place on the 2sd Of March
hr. ROBERTSON gave notice of biz 70 abolish
the Marine C. Urt n N-s.Yok.
MIR DhNFOkrH gave notice offs bill 10 make
the Health Offer Of the port of New York salaried
officer.
The bill for town subscriptions 10 the Uncs aud
Biz shAnsion Rsil~sy, WAS passed.
Tie Lennon resolution Vas then csAed up and
the ,mepdme II of M Brooks thst the Attorney Geo.
tr.l instead CT re Governor, procure assistant coun
.e, R.i4cied-Yoss, 10; Nsys, 10
M PUTNAM otferei AZ smsad nent thai Ogden
roffmsu furni,h the counsel 10 argue the sppesl,
which wss s.reed To by vote OF u 10 :, ana tbs
resolu'ion sdopted
The Croton wster supply bill wss ordered to third
residing.
The Panama Railroad bill then taken up 10
Ccmuilse Ct the Whole.
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CosyIcTEp At the Court Of Sessions held Ia this
village la.t week Job Searles of Ellsburgh young
man Of heretofore COED character, was Convicted OIL
the of.pse Of placing distractions six fence r.lls on
the track of the Sacketts Harbor and Elsourgh ral.
road in the town Of Henderson, IN the month Of
November Last. He was sentenced to the Sta'e
Prison, in Auburn, for two years and tn montns.
TIE jury that convicted him recommended ti 70 'ne
mercy Of the Court doubtless for the reason tha evil
depce wss given sgaiust him by two persons, VINO, u,
seems were either With him at the tins when he did
tie act or passsd him while engaged IN H. aad VINO
bad been in company with him short time before,
and whom be joined soon after
THREE INDIANS BURyED.-A Menomonee lodge,
near Mr. Pauquettes farm, on the other side OF the
river took FIRE on Monday night o. lat week, aud tdres
of the inmates, two men and woman, were oufned
20 ceM, Their names are Michael Dishna, O<atuk
Luciano. sud Harriet Lucbene; the last IA ned
brother and sitter. They we're intoxicated az the
time. Green Bay Advocate, l6sA inst.
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CITY ITEMS.

SUICIDE IL FULTON ST -Davil Piser Prussian,
so years Of ege who boarded aod lodged at No. 2oc
Futon st., committee suicide this morning by hang
ing hin self to peg in bis bedroom with silk hand
ker chief The deceased had become poor that for
weeks past be has been unable TO pay his bosrd.
He has been low.sprited for many days, which ~
is supposed, was caused by the low state Of his
finances. He had no other serious trouble, as far az
Known TO bis friends. Coroner Donneu held an
rquest the body, and the Jury rendered verdict
in accordance with the foregoing facts.
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q. a.. es- rGi9 Warrington r soutaaptor AND Bremen
-. r. lott u dspa ch.s TO Berlin; J. ID. c.
- NJ .sIc-noa te Barry aud LADY do Barry Jr
= Z. a. Barry. Louis sOfmson kml SorDsn, DR. Jssoby,
F.t. 10 P.s. Rtisbd Bal -laos, Rev. Father Ask
s,dsr B.rr0.-i Rev. J. Mailer. Bsi'iuors c. Lyoo New
Iat, Mrs Hsbich ssd infant BO.oe Mis- n Dedoph.
Fost.r NJ -eIs New Yofs. Fischer l.ly snd child
ktwIos. ss>r France, Mr. TOapan. sew- York ssih,n
s.Lls-sil,r Stw iors; HenTy hecss New YORK. L. M
lr San Frsrcs-o; H. Krug.r san Fr.aescc; 4 Yessins
b. asb a. gri, sso aod three eoldr,n New Yors
g. Po~il1i NV Yort; u-ho,. f. Oprsuer. Zasesvlle
leffr. Hal lion, Pa ssG.sn s,d lazy Havana, J.
Lsbe y. - as1, SIR Oeu jams Wilton. Charss
fnssh Wu schnsacse 4 fricke, I'd Compesc
10y .he ,ss servant, =. Haskes Specie els ~.
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By TELEGRAPH TO rHR NEW YORK TRIBUNE
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

PITTSBURGH tuTaaY, Foo. IT. 100,
The county ind naton meeting Ie.d here last night,
on the subject of The United States Seul'orsnip Wa
a farce aLd failure. inree hundred persons in all,
principally Wigs az i Native Americans assembled.
Resolutions favoIDg Western candidate, but
naming none we're read but not voted on
Mr. Smith representative OF tie J. .gisiture, rose
amid loud calls and deiebded himself Justify for
porting Mr.. Cameron. During the e,ch he WAS
frequently greeted wi,h Kisses, applause, iaunts &c.
bs.qu.Dfly, Nr Foster, the EDITOR Of Ihe u s.
r0,cb offered re7olutous, simil r 10 tenor 20 the
pledges of Mr. Cameron 10 Mr.. kirh patrick, but re-
commencing a usv man uutainted with politics.
There resolGrons VEL. adopted, when the meeting
az iourned.
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TIE OSTRICH, TIE DROKEDARY AND TIE
FOX.


fros ~ s.ssi.a II Yrisst1
AyTBovsH they never Meet like men
To plsy st hsEsrd or toarte,
The beasts assemble DOW and then,
And hold in some seqseeterd glen
A <nverss1ione party.
And thus II CHANGED one evening that
toop of them had got together
When, after come preIusive ohAt-
Some tvsddle just a. stale and fat
A EDelishmes's about the weather
They straight proceeded TO descsnt
And comment on the different merits
Which every creature-from the ant
Unto the mighty ELEPHANT
According 10 is kind. Inherit.
"Of ell the animals that live'
The Ostrich cried, "snd with al Difference
Fer Others sentiments, give,
Without single but or IT,
The Dronedsry much the preference"
The Dromedsry, thus preferrd,
Repsid in kind the oblig .tion,
And ssid in lsDgusge ss absurd:
"In apght that may beco ne q bird,
The Ostrich Whips the whole creation.
The rect who heard them with surprise
And laughter which they scarce could smother,
Were toreiy puzzled TO surmife
What motive such psir Of "Guys'
Could have for prasing one another.
Wa II, perchance, bscsuse the twain
Had scraesy necks and burly bodies,
And heads too hftle to contain
A greater quantity Of brain
Than nigh; be lodged within noddys1
Or might IL be that 10Th possessed
Peculiar organs Of digestion
Or ses it--but in vain they gsess'd,
And tired 20 solve what seem'd. a. best,
A difficult and Doubtful question.
Till just as they began TO pause,
Bew,Ider ID their speculation,
The Fox exclaim'd: Il think the Cause
or this reciprocal applause
Admits Of easy explanation.
The creatures are compatrots, born
And bred in Arsby the Stony
And hence, despite the general scorn,
With faDcied charms they each adorn
And eveuste their brother crony."
The Fox coDjectured not smiss;
And In the CON moDwesl,h of letters,
A wretcbed author often is,
From motives ~ sbsurd az this,
PrefeT'd and praised above bis betters.
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.NtpJN,gs ,nyftfT"y'"f -.

The tcbooner VIM. Z. Williams. ashore on 1ne cas-!
lies with her h.sd of shore upon Ter stsrbolrd SIDE,
with the sea washing over her N,r! little vas done
Yesterday on sccouus OF heavy eat, rh'ch rendered
Il imt os.ibe 10 remain on bosrd Of her. Ciptsin
Brown the Undsraiitcr's Agent. with h' efnceat
crew have been doing avery hing IN their power,
sided by strong force under tie direction OF ESard
Wsrdei Esq to gave the vessel and cargo bu, there
ia slight bo,e at present OF saving either enter Oalr
small portion OF the com has, IS yer, been saved
The schooper is considerably hogged.
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state * TIE Cni"p keep, ,hs, spproprisipg eo 900
i)r Hospsisi and ro~e icsl attendance for AmsricAn
81 or s-sr Hsss,a by vote Of - against ia
Nf. LkTCHERs proposition, offered yesterday,
tbs. araclts ucs bes'iny ea,ies Of 100 20 and 30
pr cent. sb.ll after 'he IL, Of July pay 50 %
e" ard 2i per csLt rscuciog those present rates
40 Der cent The rumh-r Of sr,icles paying IS per
cent 10 be rsouce sboG; 20, WAS coccured 10 By
vote II .26 sgsinst So
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURr-Is cH,MsEss-Fss 2,-Bssose Jsdss
ROCKWELL

SUPREME COUKr-IS CBANBERs-Fgs 25-Before Jaiss
ROOssvELr
ALLEGED BELGIAN PtupERs.
Two Of ten or t<elve Belgian psupefs who arrived
bere In December in ship hochsmbesu and united
by the suthoi the custody Of the City Prison being
ior-u convict. Bought this forenoon Hsbess
Ccrnos dened ih.t hey had been esnyes and Aer
ei.-karge from custody demanded
II that he bad not beer convcts although
bty tad teen inmates OF voluntary Houss OF
ry not I,ps Ia its character srd had been cent 10 New
Nrl by chsAble association called the Ohsnt Society
Tie Judge bed that while the City uhor'tes were bound
70 uveufsae ara prohibit the Introduction i1to this port
fact get that healthy persons sDs
snd st to work paupsrs. and that the msn IN
on--ip us.t BE- oschafsed from imprisonment MI seds
k eppested ~ their behalf sno the bsr Attorney op
rcseo Tn, the dec sion be rendered stated that
ii .uh are OF the Count relate. to hs.e two he
con.csr thai spPed 10 the whole Of those
IN Gus COY I'D they -ould BE- discharged.
The Bcgsn donss VITO was present stated hat an ~raage
mem been into between him aud the Comm sen
Or. OF EuizrAon by Which he the C0ssul would advance
ago 10 each Of the usu they be sen TO the county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

AyoTHER WARSIySG TO BoYs-A German boy by
the pane of Abram Breucker, about II years OF age
in stt. mpting to jump the cars viii in motion
On the Long bland Railroad, fell between them and
tho wheels of one two care passed over bis right
leg ard arm. lie taken to the Brooklyn City
Ho.pi'a foot of Wilouebby ct He bad jus, arrived
from Rotterdam in vessel now lying in tae North
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The ,red,s and occupations Of these immigrants are

A Coon EXAMPLE 1t is very we'll for men TO bs
rich whom they possess large hearts. Gen. Robert
Haley, Of Ithaca, has recently been doiog very
baudsome thing He requests the tax-ga,herer OF the
.orn in which he resdes to pass bver all cases where
ta,., have been levied upon individuals who snno'
psy them wi,bou, depriviBs themselves, or their de-
neadaut IAN Lee Of the necessares Of life. or means
Of comfortable subsistence, and preseM the sam> 10
I,a (0r posneHt
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CI.PhENlE COrRT.-County of New.York-

L I'M l.
STuF SJTCAL LIFE lN5UkASCE SOHPANl ~
sCU-YORK s.an.i sAsUEL TOWNSEND ant NAN
~ bs ue aud Others Ia pursuince Of ad<ment OF M
supr-ue CouI the above setln al Ye "a Oy a.
he decti the .ub.cubsr referee . p4bic A-sii2h
, ne MsIchsLs EKCl.nss II The ~ % "s~ S,. % s
,.coto ray q Marco 10 A. = gepe. - no. - - 80,
,.s ~ 10 h. erected .i,uued y.nk. and being 10 lie
s,,t,.fth Wsrd Of the Cry Of Nesfofs con n-1es
80 or n. roth. 10, Of Thirty sitn 'Lf-rt - ntAaS1
80 End four inelss westerly TON me aof'n
corner Of sroad-sy .ad Tliriy sXt4 street tarnc-
,cr-ry e. r.ht Vh Thirty sxth siieet nnet
e. hire ,rchr. ~ center Of the b.oet t.t~er1
80 :. L nv hence Eest-ff pai-4 -
r. ~ nth street fee thence c1'h-iY - l aaf7s
VIZ Tiff5 silih street 20 III Iof'hef7 So 81 . -
,reet thence .1teF IouE Thirty 'tiest % '-7 -
amin ths ssl0 premises 5eIg I-- - sLa "a Ls
ves.fly from Broadway o. unJ- DICK - rl. 1e--
or lie poltssry Of Thirty 'iAIA &C., 80 ye
iro.u is tfe Iu--i-f i0 80 I1 "e'' '''l
b'iee l''i'i'' ''----' John z. DEyELrS Referee.
J. BIrNr. Attoru-y for Pi.inufa % -sESS lnks
CTPhFME COURT.-County OF Newly ork.- :,
- TrE Virtual LIFE lNsURANeE OMAN y
hEX-YOpk ss-.usi SAMUEL 2 10 - - aa- = -
q a. re sd ot4-r. Ia pur.-.Ace 81 7a. -TH
seu Ccut q ID IL the shove artor ~ De- 'od - ill
tel tte crion he s-ose5-r h-erre a. p nc sac
- = a.. N-rci.r- rcLalt- i tns 'ts ~ 49, "a
=, - a., Il Aa--h SIS ]. oco-E - GO q " tA.,
g. t-.f rtis H. a. lsrd ~ih - oa y 60 -1- e
heron erected or er.ct-d rruaed VIA AL o-1t N
,tcrr 70 he rerta-riy SIDE of Ihiriysk . 10
a. sLft tie i.ef 49, tour .nc4-s S.set5 IS" -
u....fly corrsr cf srr-e Esy sd ThTy-s . -.
r---b,r- A ,sht Gn.es EIrh ThIry sEil q a-h-ts
.. - tt4 e.-r~- q III t.lct b-tF-en i-"'r -
I'D Tliity s-v.nih,ts 5snce ~esf ~ pa'-'.s. n
,rh-.t -w,rty f.-t thence sclt--i.y =. -
Thirty bet 20 the Dort' - 'os o. - s4rror n.
sd r.. risss b-rs ft@ ia- ,nd rnio go. -. 80, 5-
sfa.5~.y. q uai.aIla box - - s, ts. .let
civ 80. a. = 8 3 .ath . snl o. 20 - ~ -
rust-, - al ~ 20 ~ DFV.yrv sef,t.@
Yarf Jsrusry =. 1875 i'm Z ~ y. 7.vi,sr1.,
HtrIr A:tosrsy fsE Pi-iaI-' '-N'
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sES1EScE.-OIiver Lee, indicted for manslaughter
in tie Fl, st degree, for ki'og VIM II HARRISON dur
hg the election riots in Willamsburgh, on the 7th Of
November last, was this morning sentenced to the
State Prlson for Is years. The prisoner s % years
Of age, a butcher by trade and has wife and one
child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

The Hon. Ira Stewart formerly a member Of the
Vermont Senate, died at Mddlebury, in that Stat,
on the 18th met. HIS age was rs.
At Dresden Yates County, property to the amount
Of O., 100 or $4,000 belonging to Andrew Hight
was DESTROYED by fire on the 10Th inst.
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sculpture. HE impaired health was the cause Of Q
second visit TO Europe in 1854, and in few weeks a.
ter Lis arrival in PARIS he died suddenly 10 that city
By bic early der arturo from earthly scenes, the pro
mi,e Of HE radan iptelec was premsurey queoched
many Of the brightest hopes crushed by the blow,
and sadness, slmoet smo uniting to cons,ern ,tion,
seized true hearts which loved him well; but his
age viii fade from the memory Of hs friends,
ard his name will be cherished in fond admiration
among the chocest treasures Of unfulflled possibli
tee.
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MARINE 10 / Is " 4 h
PORT OF NBw-YoRK......Frsar.H ?
Cleared this Forenoon.

neutrality-suspicious. Evan. Charleston sPohord Teson
PsIt W Pla,ermin Bennett. Savannah master
Brs,-H 4 steJbsnsoh. Smith. Mobile, 70. smith q % :
u,sb.li, Pra. Msllnon stet,in Plus. IhOmpsJu M.
hsny. -, ~, ,,.--.-.. t.t..- l.
81 - sort 1Bf) Cuny. Hs.iax d. 4. ID. Wold john
So. Touey Dsren. master. .
su.neI- Delaware Copes Philadelphia ssndioFds Line
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

JIM T. Tucker, tried for the murder Of his son.
ypcer t, and in which the Jury could no. agree
bss been pronounced insane and will be sent to the
State Lunaiic Asy lum on Monday.
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ARRIVAL OF TUE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALrIMoRL, Saturday, Feb. "a, 1850.
New. Orleans papeis Of sunday and tfomtue inter-
mediate points a. late due ere received, bur tney
contain no Iews worth t.legfaphng.
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Arrived.

Shin Marcia Day (of D.muscJtts) Bs'tow. Sewoo y
-, ri road II on to Ssrford Co pass - Ne'nitn
tyIow-stip Anericin Essle Moore. Lordoa and Ports
,,snfb Jao 60 a5os-. p-ss 10 :. L horEsn-
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MARINE 10 UR " 4 L
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........FEsKt
Arrived.

ship u,pis tof Bath Gi,cu. cslso log days, via St
ahon,a 10 dave suspo W RILEY. lsth lost An,ouil
i1usp (sesuaB) fell from the srd deco and
kle nsrsnty The was daysN Of Hstterss with heavy
westhti
P,1reier Caledonia Morey, Baltimore 81 houi' nd.e TO
John Riley
sAILFD-.At lo his monieg from OaNauins clipper Oh
Or,at Kepub ic Lknetu,ncr. for London
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purpoies.

GRrswo1ps Railroad Engineer. Poelet Compa'-
ron contains collection Of siu pie practical rules on
the art Of levelipg and other operations in the con-
struc,ion Of railroads. number OF tables are IN
.eried from good authorities. 1t is convenient
manual and brought out in form well adapted to
everyday u,e. Miller, Orion & Mu.lsnn.)
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TEAR.
TAJfJf, Pa SrTC'

According to the Annual Report of the State De-
yarhnent transmitted on "Wednesday to the House OF
Representatives, tSc following is the number Of the
ps.fergeIs who arrived in the United States by sea-
from foreign countries, in the year 1854
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WEATHER AT CLEVELAND.

CLEYILAND, SstnrGay, FEB -, I.l7.
ETbi,is the coldesl day Of the season. The 'her-
nomtter this noraiog ranged iro q IA 10 deg. be-
low zero.
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Brothers,

Burges & Co. have is,usd De,er'pt're Catalogue
Of their Gradual Series of hool Text Books and Of
M.cell ,nt Gus Works. The list comprises many Of
the mot valuable school books Of the day, and viii
prove rseful psqs,l Of IefYreecs t. persenl
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

IHuADELrHIA. Saturday, FEB -, lso1
Money il sbundaut Stocks are stesdy. Reading
Railros6. 39I; Morris Csnel. - Lous Island Rail
road, nj; Pernsy yania Railroad, A., PenIsy iyania
State Fiyes, e.,
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La " .LNIELLIGENCE


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Fet a.
CAsE OF GAIT SMITH
Capt Smith WIS found guilty, it gill be recolected.
some ,pce being engsged board the brig Juhs
Honon In tn. African the punishment for which
death but juds ndod add motion made 70 set
IL aside Court has granted new trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-24

new edition Of Las CASES Memoirs Of Ndpoleo.
in four ne at volumes, is Issued by Redfeld & Co.
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int; 4 Tale Of he Alamo, is founded on incidents
IN Texan life and contains some brilliant illa STATIONS
of the state of society the South western frontier.
Tie Influence of the Catholic clergy on the Spanish
population is leading feature Of the story, and many
circumstances are related highly dscrediabe to
their administr alton. u2ne., Pr. 29s. Harper Il
Brothers,
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TIE Free F,ag Of Cuba. BY II. VI HsRpINiSN
is a huibusierlpg tale, devoted 70 the up
Lopez. sDd ether nsr'yTs Of the If@''7 1Af'
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THE NINp or JTsUs. sy the Luihor o. No. y.
Md. Wairhe.' l?mo - 49, K Cater D'
A familiar exposition Of tie sig.ue chl'si's' =
Jesus. iuus,rsiug the various qualities when m''
him perfect example TO hi. follower.
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dnon Of 1851. Both in style and sentiment,
l.ss adapted to the cold. FLOODED readers Of the
Moth, Than TO the chivslrous Houpun Of the merry
South, where hs glowing pictures Of love, AMBITION
spd slory will awaken no little interest. lano, p2
2os. De Witt 4 Davenport
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E& g. w. Blunt have just published 8 new Chart
Of the coast from Newport to Cape Lookout, contain
ing all the L Coast Surveys and Observations, al
the new soundiogsslgbts currents aud . new tide
table. 1t also hiss a new feature which ia tie courses
ftom Nex.Ynrk 70 yarious ports on the coast.
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Tie Pathological System Of History by +. W.
Hrs1 NJ. d is collection Of historical charts on .
novel plan ebodyirg the leading IA Its and date. in
the history OF the United States. The arrangement
is comprehensive, placing the succession Of events
before the eye Of the student in conspicuous man
rer but almost too crowded for easy reference ID.
Appleton 4 Co
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rHr MUSICAL ALBUM. I.y Gsossr Roor. Pr. -
Mason srcther -.
A msnual for musical Instruction in fsmNe 'e'n'u-
sries. containing elem, nt,ry principles en4 eAefc'7'
AID a variety OF seectious fion the mos' sPpro''1
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THE FOOTSTEPS or ST PAUL. BY ,h. Author Of Asfs'
ips and h,bt wsiehtAr l2no. Pr 40 carter
Brothers ,
depicted with great freshness and beauty OF po'uA
tufe. Absisuirg TO great extent ron Puiei' '"eO
Icecsl disquisition the writer gives WVid oe'"eA
ton Of tie peronal history Of ST. Pau' o"e!.Os 0D
it, features of impressive human interest ard Pa's
in a conspicuous point Of view the eenen'' oil TO-
m.nce and sublfmity embodied in bis unique eipe'F
eIee.
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rup rrr-ru .yn LIFE TWTSrY-TTO SERMONS
=, TIE RI Rev. Z. P. MeILvsIst sVc, p 30
Carer Brothers o..
Devoted 10 several Of the most import .nt pcs u
practical tle,l,ey these di'courses by an n.ns-.
preat OF the Episcopal Church, sppezi 10 the iA'o'
OF the religion. reader by their asetouste earnest
pess, simplicity AID e!oqaenoe.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

IVO marble DuslsOI " asi'IhgtOnat 800 $40, 900
ZOO tIdS 100 10000
100 ebstcr loo 10000
50 elcCanto oil painting.. in SPLEEN
did gut frames, sile3Sif each loo 5000
loo elegant Oil Paintings, IA ii.
each 30 5Ooo
800 steel plate EngravingS, bril-
l%iantly cnlor"i in oil. rich gilt
frames, 2iX3V in. each. 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plate Engra-
Wigs, . cOinr,d ia oil, Of the
Washington Monument, 2OX2G
ia. each, 0.Noo
2@7, 900 steel platcengravings from
loo different plates nov IN I.,>-
session Of aud owned by The
Artists tni"n, Of the market
vaiuc Of from M cts Ia Il each, 1000
l frst.cli-S Dwelling, in 3lst st,
y. Y. city, A.n0
20 building Lots in io0ani 1Ul ~tS,
h.l.cIiy, each 25IlUuIt. deep 1000 $4,000
100 Villa sites, containing each
l0,OuO 81. lt,iu the >IIurbs of
y. !. city, ann commanding
magnificent view nf the iiud-
son River and Long Island
Sound. at 500 10000
20 perpetual hans of ca III. without
interest ar security Ofs.jvrach 5,000
- do. do. do. loo $1,000
90 do. do. do. 80 6,Du0
80 do. do. do. 20 5000
1000 do. do. do. 3 lG.Uo1
Reference ia regard ~ the Real Estate, =. J. |
4 Co. Real Estate Brokers. Sew Ynrk.
IrirrN, J.st laii,j wi'h In,A,'v rurio-,i. to be
diressed, j. V H0LEEDOkE, sec.
d"j broadway. y. Y.
.Ef"Thc EHgravings in the Catalogue are now
cGhy Tor oell'ery. Nov. 2, 1854.
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THOMPSON 4 HARRIS

Attorneys and CounselIors at Law.
\A1iLL practice in rreble and adjoining coun.
W ties. All business entrusted to their carr
viii meet with prompt attention. 0nice on Bar.
ron Street, three doors north of Vanausdals store.
Ohio.
Feb. g. 1e55.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-03
Farm for Sale.

A N improved farm, in good condition and
~ good order, about three miles south west
of Eaton, PrebIe county, Ohio, is offered for
sale at a very low price. Sixty acres in Gull
tivation-twenty acres wood, land, on which
there is an ample supply of never failing run
ming water, a Lighthouse, an orchard and q
splendid new barn.
DescriptiOn-E. half N. W. quarter section
7, Township I, range 2 Fast.
For terms, apply to Judge JOHN V. C,MP-
BELL, Eaton, Ohio. J. LOMAX.
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DRY GOODS
SPRING and SUMMER.

LILLIAN LEE& Co. No. "A West Fourth
w Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, offer as usual,
TO their customers and Others, a very extensive
and attractive stock in Fashionable, Tasteful
and useful styles Of Goods, viz:
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Shawls and MantillaS, EmbroiderieS and La
ces, HandkerchiefS. Gloves, Hosiery, &c. Lin
ems, Muslins, and all kinds Of plain fabrics;
Housekeeping Goods, in great variety, Also
Goods for men and boys wear.
Business con Iaeted on The one price Principle.
Prices marked at rales as favorable 10 pur.
chasers as can be afforded by any house en-
gagged in a regular business.
Persons visiting Cincinnati are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine Goods and prices,
April 5, 1865.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-03
Just Received.

BIRD Cages, Canary and Hemp Seed at the Drug
Store OF j. Z. Br0Okins Il Son.
GROUND Alum and Lake Salt by the Borr.lo,
u Sack, just received and for sale by
ma 10. RS. CUNNINGHAM.