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BOOKS! BO0KsII

A FINE selection of School and Miscellaneous
I = Books are kept for sale at the office of the
Herald IF Freedom, among which are The Hero
ines of History, Heroines of the Crlisades. Fox,s
Book of Martyrs, Perilous Adventures of Trar-
elers, Farm and Fircside, Cruise in the Meditcr-
ranean. Hurry Graphs, People Have Met. Rural
Letters, Fun Jottings Autographs for Freedom.
Great Cities of the World. Frank Freeman's Bar
Der Shop. Mirror of the Soul, Antiquities Of
Western New York. Signers of the Declaration.
Army of the United States. Geographical Histo-
~ of New York, Pocket and quarto Bibles. dc.
Also. large supply of Toy Books for children
We have also very superior article of Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, Penllolders. Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes Fabers Pen
cils, DC. L. II. BROWN & co.
LAWRENCE, Feb. 8, 1s55.-tf
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RELIGIOUS Services.

We are requested to state that there
viii be services by clergyman of the
Methodist Episcopal denomination, al
the boarding house of Messrs. KANEADT
& FRY, week from next Sunday, at
O'Clock, P. NJ. and regularly each alter
nate Sabbath thereafter.
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TlHE subscribers have made arrangements for
l. bringing into Kansas Territory large num-
Der of all varieties of FRUIT TREES, which
they will deliver at all the principal points in the
Territory, Immediately after the opening of nav
igation, and sell them at the lowest possible
prices. Orders left with S. n. WooD, ESQ.,, Law
(Westport post-office, Mo.,) will be promptly
attended to. WIN. 6 G. W. PARTRIDGE.
PottaMatornia Creek Feb IL ,aa.-Stx
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Boarding-House.

Our friend 2. B. PAGE has rented
USIos HALL, and is fitting it up for a
boarding-house-! He hopes to be able..to
open it by the last of this week. 1t win
be.a convenient. resort for the pioneer.
and must necessarily be literally patron-
lied.
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200 AGENTS WANTEI

nNE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted immedi-
" ately, in every part of the United States, to
canvass for subscribers to the HERALD OF FREE
DOM. A liberal commission paid for services.
and no capital required. Address II. A. Bill
L1SGs, Esq, General Agent. Buffalo, New York.
for particulars. G. w. BROWN & Co,
LAWRENCE. i. T.. Feb. ST Publishers.
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~ Back numbers of the HERALD OF
FREEDoM can still be supplied to new
subscribers. To those wanting full in
formation about the Territory they will
be found invaluable, as they contain
more real information than can be OBJ
tained through any other source.
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FRUIT TREES FOR KANSAS.

NEARLY all the leading Fruits of Europe ana
~ America are cultivated and for sale at the
Randolph Nurseries, Crawford county, Penna.
All orders from g. W. Brown, ESQ.,, will re-
ceiye prompt attention, who will act as Agent at
Lawrence City, Kansas Territory, in forwarding
orders for Trees at cur risk. o. T. HOBBS.
RANDOLPu Ian G. 10
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The 7fefaio Of freedom.
Lawrence, Saturday, March "a, 1855.
~T Three common hborers viii find
employment at wood-chopping, &C., by
applying at this Office.
Repetition.

Several articles which were worked
off in the inside of about one hundred
papers of our last issue, appear on the
outside this week. They were removed
to give place to the Governors Procla-
nation, which came to hand just as we
had gone to press, but which was neces-
sary to appear in that number.
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Edward Clark.

A TToRNEY. SOLICITOR, & COUNSELLOR
IA and General Land Agent. Office on Blassa-
chuset.s street. Lawrence, kansas Territory.S.
Lawrence, Feb. II, so.
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Of Members of the Legis-
lature, and List Of Districts.
APP0RTIONHENT

APFU1 IIUNEIENI.
The entire number of qualified voters in the
Territory, as appears from the cerss returns. Is
two Thousand nine hundred and FIVE. The ratio.
of representation IN Counejl Is two hundred and
twenty three, aud IN the House If Rspresenta-
tiyes one hundred and eleveu.
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PR0cLAMAT1oN.
UxrTIp STATES or Azrnsel !

UxrTED STATES OF AEKE3eS1
TEERITokY or KAEs4s-j
T10 the citizens and qualified voters Of the TeT-
i ritory of Kansas: ]. AsBREv II. KkzDsz,
- Governor Of the said Territory. do
1hereby proclaim and make knoEn
III That have erected an. additional
IL 8IsIecfioH district. com pFsihg portions
ftise present eleventh., twefffh- snd
tIirteat election districts. to be called ths Esll-
k<1,fk Eysffas Dsa,fes and 90 ineiHde the eettls-
mont. on, the wat=rs OF she FeInaha. bounsed
pnidescgifed Is follows. TO Wit GoEhlseec14u in.
tIse yeyTsiIiion branch Of tho Elae river &C the
crossing Of the military rsGd from Fort LeaFef-
worth 70 Fort KearneJ, thence das north TO the
line Of the Territory; thence along the same ecst
70 the line of the fourteenth election district:
thence south along the ihe Of the fourteenth ard
fifteenth eleetiOn distfefs to the sfoTessid rnissz
" road, and sl,ese By the middle Of said rod 20
the place Of beginning. The place Of e.ecfisn
for sid district viii be ct tia honss of ". ".
MOORE, where the st. Joseph road crosses tbs
Semala. 49, ssszsssssszs-1'
And further, that have detached from the
and added to the tenth election District
the following portion Of tsgTitoFy. % vi: Begin
ning IN the Fermiilion river, at the crossing Of
the Independence efnigrant road; thence ND said
TIrer beyond the ho1sa Of Josiah G.. adams;
thence due east, along els IsorsleFn ssde Of The
sid house, % the said rosd, aad doEn sase Tese
Witness nv hand and tiss seal Of ths said Terri
tory. this f4th dsy Of February. A. ID. 1854
A H REEDEH, Govsraers as.
Attest: DAxr. Toepsox. Seefstssy.
March 10, 165t.-zw
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Meteorological Observations.

LAWRENCE, K. T., March 20. 1856.
Range Of Thermometer at sunrise. at o'clock,
P Il, and at 4 hour after sunset H. CLARK.
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ka and Kansas" do by these presents proclaim,
order, and direct that an election be held in the
said Territory on FRIDAY, the thiEtieth day IF
-EdTcA, A. ID. 1855, for thirteen members of
Council and twenty-six members of the House
of Representatives, to constitute the Legislative
Assembly of said Territory and the qualified
voters of the Territory are hereby requested to
meet on said day. at the places of holding elcc-
tsqns ifh their several Districts and Precincts as
hereinafter specified, to vote by ballot for the
number of candidates hereinafter apportioned to
the respective Districts; and the said election
shall be conducted in the manner lercinafter
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advertisements.

j. RIDDLEsBARGER. w. G. BARkLET.
Riddlesbarger G Co.,
XXYHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission and
w Forwarding Merchants, Kansas, Mo.
March 2 "a
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Commencing in the military road at the cross
ing of the Eermillion branch of Biue river !;
thence due north TO the line of the Territory !;
thcIse east along said line to tho line of the
Fourteenth District thence due south along sIid
line to the aforesaid military road. and along the
middle of said road to the place of bcginning.
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SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

Commencing at thamouth of Saltcreek; thence
up said creek to the military road; thence along
the middle of said road to the lower crossing OF
Stranger creek; thence up said creek TO the line
of the late kiekapoo Reservation, and thence
along the same to the line of the Thirteenth Dis
trict, and thence by the same along q line corrc-
spending to the courses Of Stranger creek, and
keeping three miles west thereof. to the Kansas
river; thence down the Kansas river to the Mis-
souri,, and up the Missouri river to the place OF
hnninninnr :
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R6sz, --4sS -A'Aoiis0h, d. %.
FoeBsEEsTu DIsTRIcr-This bis,rsct Is s;v,,i-
cd into three Preeinets. as follows. viz:
He.f Rster Preeiaet- Commencing IN tho s.;s.
souri riyer ons mile east of Aosquts creek. tIs,-c
by line corresponding to. and enc mile cat ef
the several co5rscs of said creek and tie ,,a;,,
branch thereof; thence by a line due 5sorth =,
Cottonwood Spring thence along the Pottawat-
omic road To the dividing ridge. two miles from
the crossing OF said road at Independents creek !:
thence due west 10 the is;ie of the District. and
BY the westerly and norSherly hites Of the Dis
trict to the place of beginning.
Eleetion at the house erected by Aaron Lewis.
en- We,f river.
JeDeLs- James II. Irwin, joel Ry an, r. W. B. /.
Rogers.
DsatphaH PrecivE-C Commencing on the Mis-
seiiri fiver at the sonth Rne of CadHe's Reserve
thence be- the same and along the dividing ridge
between Cadue,s creek and Lewis screel, to Cot
tenwcod Spring; thence By the line of the Wolf
River Precinct and the western and southern
lines Of the District to the Missouri river and up
the Missouri river to the place of beginning.
Election ut the store of John W. & James
Foreman. in the town of Doniphan.
JUbeEs--M. x. Shaw, Paris Dunning. ". /.
Ch11ss.
Barr Oat Psrefad- Commencing on the Mis-
sour river at the south line of Gadues Reserve
thence By line of Doniphan Precinct to Cotton
wood Spr1n9. tnellSe oy INC .oi hou hNef
Precinct TO Missouri river, and down said river
TO place of beginning.
Election at lrotse Of Milton s, Bryant, on st.
Joseph and California road.
Jupsfs- -Ebenezer Blackstone, Cary d. Whit
head. Osborne 1iulen.
FIFTEENTH D1sTRIcT-E Election {exccpt rs here
inaffer stated st the house of Charles Hays, on
the military road.
JuDGEs. Thomas j. Thompson, E. r. zim-
norman. Daniel Fisk.
SIXTEENTH Decentralization ut the house Of
Keller & KYLE in the town of Leavenworfh.
Matthias France, Lewis \. Rees, Da-
vid Brown.
SEVENTEENTH Decentralization atthe Shaw
nee Methodist Church.
JrDGEs-Cyprian Chotean, c. B. Donaldson.
Charles Boles.
EIGHTEENTH Decentralization at the house of
William W. Moore. on st. Joseph and California
road. at the crossing of the Nemaha.
JrDoEs-Jesse Adamson, Thomas j. B. Cra-
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KANSAS NURSERY.

EOWLERS & WELLS'S publications for sale
j. at tfIe HERALp oF FREEDoM OEEtrs
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SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.

Cummenciig at the month of the Kansas riv-
er. thence up the south bank thereof to the mouth
of Cedar creek; thence up Cedar creek to its
source, and thence due south to the Santa Fe
road. along the middle of said road to the Mis-
souri, State line: and along said line to the place
of baoipp;po
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1npnout

thence along the uiiddlepf said road to the
ing of the VerFnilhon branch of the Blue thence
due north 70 tho northern line OF the Territory :
thence west, along said line. TO the Independence
eInigrant road thence down said road to paint
due west of the north end of the house of Josiah
d. Adams, and due east to the place of begin
ming.
Commencing at the mouth of Soldier creek.
in the Kansas river; thence up said creek to the
head of the main branch: thence due north to
the military road from Fort Leayenworth 30 Fort
Kearney thence along the middle of said road
to the line of the Eleventh District: thence due
south TO the head of vernliilion river. down Yer
million river to the mouth. and down ksssss
river 10 the place Of beginning.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Commencing in the Kansss river. at a rcsnt
three miles above the mouth of Stranger creek !;
thence in northwardly direction by q line CORE
spending TO, and three miles west of. the several
courses of said creek. to the line of the late
Kiekapoo Reservation; thence by the southern
and western lines Of said Reservation to the mil
itary road from Fort Leavenworth 70 Fort Near ar
new; thence aSoRg the middle of said road tothe
line of the Twelfth District; thence due south to
the head of Soldier creek. down Soldier creek to
the month"; and down Kansas river to the place
of beginning.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Commencing at the mouth of Independenee
creek; thence up said creek to the head of the
main branch. and thence due west to the line of
the late Kickapoo Reservation: thence north along
said line. and the line of the late sac and Fox
Reservation. TO the north line IF the Territory
thence along said Inc eastwardly to the Missouri
river, and down said river to the place of begin
ming.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Commencing at the mouth of Salt creek. ON
the Missouri river; thence np said creek to the
military road, and along the middle of said road
to the lower crossing Of Stranger creek; thence
up said creek to the line of the late kickapoo
Reservation, and thence along the southern and
western line thereof 10 the line of the Fourteenth
District thence by the same. and down indie
pendenee creek, TO the mouth thereof, and thence
down the Missouri river TO the place of begin
~,
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PROCLAMATION.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcAl
TERRITORY or KANSAS
ITO the qualified voters of the Territory OF
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT.

Commencing IN the VermfIiion river, oppo-
ate the north side Of the house Of Josiah D. Ad-
ana thence up said river to the head of the
man branch; thence due north to the military
Tosd from For Leavenwsrth to Fort Kearney
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Commencing at the mouth of yerrniliion nv
er thence up the same. beyona the house of 10
sab u. Adams thence due west to the indie
pendenee e1nigrant road thence up the middle OF
SAID road 70 the line of the Ninth District thence
ey the same 70 the head of Wild Cat creek, and
Gown sad creek TO the Kansas riveF; thence down
sald nyer % the place of Iec;nniro.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Commencing On the smoky Hill Fork. beyond
tie most westerly settlements thence down the
same and the Kansas river, to the month Of Wild
Cat creek thence up said creek to the head wa
tiers thereof; thence due north to the Iidepend-
Ience eInigrant road thence up said road to the
north line Of the TeFTitory; thence west along
the same beyond the niost westerly settlements
andshenee due south TO the place Of beginning.
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. 1, ANDREW II. REEDER, Governor
~ lof the said Territory, by virtue of
;he act of Congress passed the 30th
lay of May. 1854, entitled IAN act
fo ornani1. fI,s T'o..r,t ac of n abr.c
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ErrOr COrrected.

R. II. WATERMAN, Secretary.
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SEWg 6RR Daddy TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JANUARY 6, 1855.

tia, power He compared the expedition 70 >s7a.
iopol 70 tina; of tie Atsenisns against SICILY; oat al
though I'll the circumstances similar, s. - the
sacdenne-s Of the osnpsign-s winter Campaign
q wsut Of cavalry, and The besiegers finding inem
selves the b@-itgsd-still be hoped 4, the result
would be Different Ia the case Of the AsaeniAns
ho<.v.s they sppesl-d "a ths .Prit Of their ecunry
men While our tioyernment proposed 20 re nedv ne
evil By apps ing for the assistance Of foreigners.
The H0sse then divided. ard the numbers we're.
For he second reading ......-....2fl
For Ire amendment
Majority. .--........-.........- y
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TURKEY.

Frem oui Own CoresYSadenI
Co\srAsriNoPLE, Tuesday, Dec. :, lo5i
Stvsstepol attn holds cut ssaa.t the united
forces o. England and France. Strong reeuSer,e
sen's are said to be on their way from both Of
these countries especially from the latter. Glib
r,ltar, Malta, and the gsrri.oa. of Corfu, have
been compelled to give up their taoOYs OF tue
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RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR

IL ought not 10 be supposed In England that be-
cause Rusfis remained entirely passive iLn sgnm1
in the EaItc and aiOxed her ships ~ be cpopsd up
at Cronssdt and Swesborg that she intends % follow
similar ia the e0suiDg cAmp.Is0 ia Tue BAL
tic. IL may with truth be asserted that declare
ton Of took Russia by surprse, d IN at With all
the gigantic resources she pOssesses nsther the army
the fOfre,ses Al all prepared for active vx-
fare Tn. may be said with regard 10 the sayy,
ard to Q much greater extent, both ia the Bskc and
the Black So.
But the extensive preparations now making 10 the
imperial srrenss fer putting the Baltic eet 10 con-
cltlon Lot only 10 carry defensive var bat even
to sssume the offensive are 81 ruch yast magnitude
that tbey ought not 10 Do OyerJked ia EGkls0d OF
thought lightly Of The most important OF theze
il the immediate formation Of no les 'htn
twenty DIX reserve companies ~ sailors Or ships
crews u r-p'sce those who may be sSsJt Oh ~
Bnush and French cannon balls next sumner Ac-
cordiDg 10 the Russan y.tem, the Baltic d ei Is d.
yG.d INTO three ciy!s the headquarters Of ne
fret and second being AZ CfDDslad., and VI this third
al s~eaoorg.
The old line-of-bsti,e .1p Andreas, e. il 70 DO
converted into block ship Lieu Of the Arsa., ~,
which will be fitted for sctve service The ne~
screw threececksr building here il 10 he called the
Emperor Alexander and ~ be ready Tor service ~
the end Of March next. The Improbable old sole
km9eiten q, Is 10 DO duty ~ narbOr-ship and sh
be replaced by the Satroennia - and receive tne
s'h eqUipage or crew The Oh line ofbatte snip
Empress Alexandria. g. the igsie pro.sfp'ne, ~,
ana the Drlg kasaDsky, 70, sfeio be broken up, -
being perfectly unservicesble.
Tfe .ieam squAcron ~bicb. a. | informed yea 10
former letter hao lsH Sweaborg for eruise on 'ne
Withdrawal OF the Brtsh fleet, consisted Of the NAM.
schstke, -, 80 Horsepower, carrying the nss "
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sPouud Of meat All biscuit 9TH no nee, /. eetsa,
not enough TO sustain soldiers uuder The ex.,.Il
citsry faiguss they have 70 beX and hi. st 81. =
iipss continues much longer the result a. .fsi,.
the hrslth sd efficiency Of the troops e.nno; f,s
be n.ost lsn-BtAble.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE sEMI-ANNUAL

II
~ INTEREST falling due in his city on n. hFst day Of
July 1855 on the following named Securities. viii be pf on
and ser MONDAY the I'd proxmo the office Of the uad"
ssnsd on presentation Of the proper coupons. viz
THE BONDS or THE STATE or INDIANA FOR
RANKING PURPOSES issued in 1884 being the 800 oos
Loan. 5per cents
THE BONDS OF THE CITY or PITTSBURGH, PA,
i..ued to The OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Co.. s rer cents.
TIE BONDS OF TIE CITY OF PITTSBURGH. issued
TO the PITTSBURGH AND coNNERSVILLE RAILROAD
Co 6 per cents
TIE BONDS OF THE CITY OF ALLEGHAvY. PA.
,s.u.d 70 the OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co.,
6 per eerts -.
THr BONDS OF THE CITY or CHILIcorHE. OHIO.
issued to the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
Co.. per cents
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF MARIETTA, OHIO,
i.,psa 70 the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
Co., per cents
TIE BONDS OF THE CITY or WHEELING, VA, issued
to the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co g
per cents
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEw-ALsANY. IND,
Issued 10 the NEw-ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD Co.
per eenis
TIE BONDS OF THE TOWN OF HARNER. ONO. 1.
sued TO the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co.,
Per cents
the CLEVELAND COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD Co.
THE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO i~ued to
The COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROAD Co, per cents.
TTIF BONDS OF GREENE COUNTY. OHIO issued to tbs
COLUMBUS AND XENlA RAILROAD Co., per cents
THE BONDS OF STARK COUNTY. OHIO, Issued to the
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co. 9 per ceni''
TIE BONDS OF PICHLAND COUNTY, OHIO Issued to
the OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co, per
cents.
THE BONDS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA, Special
Loan Of s75 eco, per cents
THE BONDS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, Pa Issued to
the PITTSBURGH AND CONNERSVi LILLE RAILROAD Co..
per cents
ROSS COUNTY (oHIo) BONDS, issued to the MARIEr-
IA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co, 7 per cents
ATHENS COUNTY (OHIO) BONDS, issued TO the MA
RIFTTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co.. per cents
WASHINGTON COUNTY (oHIo) BONDS, issued TO the
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co.. per
cents ,
VAN VERT COUNTY (OHIO) BONDS, issued t. the
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co., per cents
ALLEN COUNTY (OHIol BONDS, issued to the OHIO
ANDINDIANA RAILROAD Co, per cenis
ALLEN COUNTY QNDIANA) BONDS, Issued to the OHIO
AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co., per cents.
CRAW FORD COUNTY (OHIO) BONDS, Issued to tho
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co.. per cents
THE BONDS OF CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, (OHlO) issued
70 the COLUMBUS, PlQUA AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co.
7 per cents. -
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Co.,
NortgsGe Bonds. per cents.
THE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co
ist Mortgage Bonds, per cents
FoRTwAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILRoA AID Co. LIST Mort
gsge Bonds per cents
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. INCOME BONDS,
10 per cents
wINsLow, LAINER Co.. % walst.
Few.York June Il, 1855
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PHILIP r. WILKES Anctioue-r.
DFRFNpTORy SAIl of VALUABLE PROP

il ERTY on I6TH-ST-PHIiIP R. WILKINS viii sell At
sBc on TUESDAY July To- 1855 II O'clock at the Ner
eh.uts EXCHANGE. the following described property VIZ;
NEsr SIxTFESTHsT5 Lots together sith the uutn shed
buildings thereof situated the north side OF West l6hs
feet Of 6hav each % feet 10 width by half
the bocy In depth The buildings up the second
With the third Of teams laid and have been well protected
from The weather. -
one Lot on tire tide West I6h-t commencing 20
feet east Of shaw beng Is feet width 81 half the block in
derih. 1t, .
This sale wiz sford very desirable opportunity either TO
fu6ers or to those wishing build r their occupancy
Te saie .,s r -
Maps and further particulars be had at the Office OF the
ArctiOneeT.
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paper hDarebouses.

DAPyR WAREHOUSE. I. DERRICK
SON Co. No. 81 Beekmsn-st. ODER for sale on the low
WRITING Papers English french and American
News Paper all sizes. weights aud quelitiea
Book PAPER, all sizes, weights and quaiites
Tissue Paper fancy and white, Of the best quality
Hanging Paper. white and eoored, different wldthA
HstterS PAPER thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper S6xi0 and 4Dxi8.
English Hardware Paper large assortment Just arrived
sheathipg Psper. of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper Straw. Rag and Manila
Tea Paper OF different sizes
Tar Roofing PLrer suifAble for roofs IN rolls.
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ALrEsr H. NIcoLAY Ape'ion,er
SALE of ANCIENT OIL

II PAINTiNGS-ALBERT II. NICOLAi will s.n oa
FRIDAY Juy o. at ~ o'clock At tn saleo1n No Il sroad
the aiming portion Of Ancient OH Pininss beouFng
The eciion Of the late 7. A. CUMMISS Esl. asladins
mary fine old srecmens from the Schools OF Pousin
b,rser Teners Van Os Beme Carlo Msref, Zacari, Yaa
Gsmo Lsnerek Wemsirir Msrlo Dominehiuo, Lucco ~
ard W. hy the attention Of connos,eur, ho whole b. posi-
tive od TO co.e the Also us collection Of Modern
Paufinss and EnzavinGs ready for examination.
CstalosUe- tn be al at the