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WEDNESDAY, OCT. II, 1855.
THE TRUE AMERICAN,

The TnUE AMERICAN is published every
Wednesday, in SteubenviIle, Jefferson county,
Ohio, and edited byz. RAGAS, on the following
'terms: tuf ort....l.., 100. ..y...
One year. invariably in advance, $500
- -t ) 'IrFDAHS OF AnVEpTIcTNG
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aG@James Robertson Esq, of Cross
Creek township wasrc-elected to that of.
fee onAhe 2d'Fucsday Of this inst, by
majority of about eighty votes. C. -. - -
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PULMONARY DisgAsEs.-There is a
remedy prepared bylDr. George M. Key
ser, of 140 Wood Street; Pittsburgh Pa,
that has won great renown'in the way of
curing the various incipleht diseases Of
ihe Lungs sand pulmonary apparatus ,Dn
Keyser's Pectotal Syriipis poqt5ck R6s-
tram, but has won and Icept The confidence
ofmen'ofthe highest stlnding. '.DDtr, KEY
ser prepares and mixes all the ingredients
ofthe Pectoral syruPwilh, his owl hands
and says ihath he willtcontinue 10 do So
If you wish good medicine fora Cough
or Cold you can buy il the Agencies. :
For sale by Heding y Melvin. '"'N'
.herWe invite attention tothe card Of
Mr., G. A. Bowers Of the Norton House,
He is much ola gentleman, and will no
doubt keep an excellent house. .s5, ,e,,-, ,
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THE CHARITY CONCERT AT NEW YoRK.--The Times Of
Friday morning, says:
THE academy last evening presented a truly splendid
aud gratifying appearancepgendid for the numbers pres
eat there and gratifying evidence Of effort In good
cause The parGuetie, halcony-boSes first second and
third tiers, with oil the proscenium boxes completely
crowded 10 the amphitheare ESQ called because il is
amphitheitrel there We're probably Eve hundred per-
SOUS u was We are disposed TO believe tho largest au-
denee that assembled in New York for a musical
entertainment The activity of the gentlemen Of the com
mltce aud their cordial cooperation with Grisi Mario
Sasu Bada and the other artists who volunteered on
this excellent OCCASION worthy OF the highest COM
mediation. They doubtless amply repaid by the
qualification such attendance could not m TO produce"
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THE DAILY UNION

gratefully edgethe eminent services be has
dered the country
If had permitted three thousand Frenehmen TO leave
our shores seize upon Sonora which intended
lightly you may think OF IT, the President Secretary Of
War as well as yourself-indeed the whole country
have had just cause TO complain only Of my Of
vigilance but OF gross neglect Of duty. In such
you would have had good and sufficient grounds APP
peal people require a the Secretary Of War that
no time be lost in turning the command officer
capable Of maintaining the honor the interest and the dig
nifty OF the country.
As you have done great wrong, this letter is in
tended for publication have, therefore, request that
you viii do me the favor TO insert il in the Union.
am very respectfully, your obedent servant
JOHN E. WOOL.
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sPRECH OF non. MR.. PERKINS.

We give this morning the speech OF Hon Mr. Perkins
louisiana delivered in the House Of Representatives
Thursday last the diplomatic and consuar-reiorm bill
This speech il devoted TO the diplomatic portion of the
b and exhibits that careful study and extensive research
which Judge Perkins always brings his aid In support Of
a measure with which he identities himself
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WASHINGTON CITY
SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. IA, 1888.

e. VI JAxss, Harrison street, Cnetnsan, ohio h
rrRerzl travelling Western and renas
assisted hy H. T. Taosas J. r. Dxsr, n. THoHAs r.
VsIs.R q. NJ a. wsGsss A. A.. CaLps, and pr VS. tssls
Receipts O either viii he good.
lr v. JAsss, No. ea saaus reash rtsal
ehs - DOR rencr travelling agent s-scd BY Wa. a.
DsssIso, A. ey.sss faos.s pNtoE,
IosKrH Hsssrr Jasrra BuTros, RoHssr w Messiscs No
waRp w wttEY, Wttts.s L.. wsrKsssS. ". ppptck, p
W. MAcEKs, aud D. a, PxaKox.
a- Mn HxSHr n. Lewis, OF Montgomery, Aasanas l.
travelling % Alabama and Tcancse~
c. r. Lewis, and sAsust H. LswtA
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Among the distinguished strangers in our city il
Ex-Governor Seymour Of New York, who appears b.
in the enjoyment OF excellent health and spirits General
Harvey, recently returned from European tour arrived
in Washington on Friday last
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From The Baltimore san
THE KINGS ENGLISH.

The London Times with commendabe Zeal for the pres
ervatiou Of the Kings English, complains among other
structures the annual message of President Pierce that
that document sis very in its language" II
may readers place in contrast with the mes
sage the speech the Queen which, according 10
that pungen fellow Punch has actually caused the
onzcd bones of William Goblet burst their cerements
and against such murderous designs upon
his native language
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LEeALFg1Ss PRIMARY ELEonoss--Tbe action Of the New
York Legislature i 10 be invoked for the passage Of
egalizing primary elections
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Reply Of Secretary Dagis,
HEADQrARrK DErARTNRSr or THE PAOInc,
pautsis Detnhar a fQ.A


Washington December ~ 1854
sR Nour letter OF The 18th October reached when
much engaged in preparations for the meeting Of
Congress TO reply surprised at its contents al
though had previously in San Francisco newspa-
per the topics discussed In much the language
which il used in your letter In both the object Ia make
appear that you have been exposed to undeerved
and that approval has been withheld for the faithful
performance Of duties imposed upon you by instructions
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be made o. The bes, ma'ea aud finished IN
from adui-raop contract VIII be
supplying the quantities stated such tines as The
but the privilege reserved OF ordering
greater auany should quantity be
qured, such quantities. be deemed
Samples kind OF each bid and all
samples ,bs office free OF
age
Each proposal be signed by The individual or firm making
pound and the consequent
(and prical OF each description OF
delivered such places may be
designated free of all every charge
pcRse subject the inspection, count weight and
the superintendent and be in all sasfac
Blank forms for proposals viii be furnished at this office
consideration
unless substantially agreeing Herewith.
securities will be required; and the
plying of nfeor article failure supply the quany
al IA
with his proposals satisfactory
ability and proposal
nil evidence viii be rejected.
addressed Superintendent Of the Pub
Printing Capitol of the United States, Washington and
dorsed, "Proposas for Supplying Paper"
A. G. SEAMAN,
Superintendent Of Public Printing
Jan 27-3tawd lint, Sentinel, u
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10 members or Congress. Strangers sSc.-DUvALL 4
BRO, merchant nors, have in
and se~clI0ns Of goods their line of business
cohs
and embroidered Ac which
order in their usual style of elegance
We have make, and
pee Of silk wooen shirts and half
umhreilas, gloves snrpendos crava hasdkechieis. &c
Dec lS-eo0wif DUEALI. A BROTHER
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mo. 52s.l


Notice OF the dIscontinuance n the United States
amaze, Indiana.
gess June 49, $780, which declares hat whenever
quantity remaining unsod any land dis
number than hundred
shall be the of the Secretary of the Treasury
discontinue the la Office for such dstct and land in
shall uDsOd time the dconnuaucc
Office. shall bs subject of
existing land o6ces convenient the which
Office which the
Treasury give ~ and nasmuch the t section
approved 4 September oi Rnhorizes the Secretary OF
land district in which situated the
the Staies Notwithstanding
unsold in such district
opinion
point under the provisions Of
subject I2 o40 and hdmnh the duty
depoped the
he establish the Home Department. approved Sd March,
IS49:
Notice accordingly hereby gwen that reports
said districts reduced below
acres Interior
President directed that offices
and WisAMAc, in The sns of Indiana
be the lands remaining unsod the
sale the land office
the seat Of government of said Stne.
remaining unsod unappropated by law subject
within the limits districts
will be subject heretofore those Offices from
the date of the of this notice the registers and receivers
thereof the land officers will public
the which will be prepared receive appca
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
JANUARY 25, 1855.
Jan 27-2aw6w CstarJ
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
SECOND sxnIHiTios oy rng
Metropolitan Mechanics' Institute

Wl take place nsillulon Washington, d.
The eih Of February, 1858
rBis Institute founded August Is5a for
and Of Manufactures, Comneos and
the Mechanic and Useful Arts.
The eonbuuons the Exhibition already numsfons and
indication afforded OF and most interesting display
The arrangements made upon Grand seas Inc maa M
nssiutiou set of nn
purpose admirably adapted therefor and supplied WIN es
safety comoft OF
ubstoss and while shs approaches from all parts OF e cay
have been greatly improved
years age, and friendly 90 u objects
ibis institute IL between The
of twenty admitted junior
The required imitation tee OF ", anu
latter mutation lee Of ~ and
~ per thsresft,r.
benens Design, members and junior
eharg, season OF four months
All members entitled the privileges nf the Exhibition
Mebers tickets memb.r snd lady or member
chiren mrmber and two chdrrn and
Junior member and lady
o,nsr required to FIR tickets n folio~si
Single admission.
Seas ticket Convertible into nbership % w
Gentemans ticket s'ngle ~
The Office Of the q thu At s noflhs.a
Smtthsvuinn institution daily fom
until where ~ busess connected with hs enter
prize receive prompt Written COMMUNICATIONS
THOMAS c. CONNOLLY, X
Jan 27-eo3t superiniendent
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proposals. for Oh sOr Lighthouses.


once ish.- -housa Board
January 10. iea5
..rp sv.,su psoposA, - ~u a. ,..s,v.a :. ,n,. a,
SEfAkAiE osnLLu w 80 - ~ - . n.s ~
hce until ocock ON ihufsoay us ~ a.y ~ Eeuussy,
quantities VI o y " dsnsssd s"ny.ads q es
supply vessel a Session sew "ik ey Scw Dsaofa. haeN
hssaachasstss - opusn of ms eonMscios - deter
on 81 me uae o. ssc1rns W. uo ~ m9n
suitable for shipang pme o.de or o psos ne phowMs
respectively and also u the Respective points named oa me
ia1s. vizi
Lo, 500 leigh thonssRd) sni0as winter strained
pressed sperm ot, and
1000 (tWouty sh0usand) gali0as best spsing
sissipsd peanscd sperm oil, be delivered
the lss day " March, 1885
Lex heasand) saons winter
or psessed sperm oi, aud
i6,000 (sueen thoasaaA) gallons spring strained
pressed sperm oil, 10 BE- daIyssed the list
day O( Way, lass, sbosc.
No 3isoo lsshsn hossand sA.as best winter strained
Ia,OOc Uwslvs thosaandl en.sas spsiss strained
or pvcssed spesm oi 10 be delivered = on
the la auy q june, lsnA
~. r,,. vs..
TN Aup AAnIe.
Lot No. All $40 thousanA Ave gallons be winter
sxaissd pes.ssd spsgp4 ~ and
7500 (ssvsa lhoGsant evs NMAsse GALLONS best sprins
steIAsd ~ pseasee 4s!m oil, u b dsiisatcd at
bu6alos New York ~ The pxopss ofAeer AAth0r
ICED 10 rccevs ~ on Tbs la<h day " April, tco5
~ sisnedtasaay asser me cp<ssne OF the Erie ca
YER Atl
40 (fbnr hundred and nity) gallons best winter
strained pressed sperm oii,
l50 ltour hundred aud nfy) gallons best spring
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Cromwells Baltimore Steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,
MILL despatch daiy from baltimore New York.
and twice week from losion TO BALTIMORE and Baltimore
This affords nnequaIIed facilities
District Columbia Th~ either point
and through bill of laBg Washington the
freight and commissions charged. Applications
promptly attended to by the following agents
A. G.. HALL,
So Exchange Plsce, Baltimore.
II, B. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington Albany streets. N. v.
JNO. w sCHANK,
Jan IL dsm Foot of India wharf, Boston.
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fne psssoa vsn - sssn,
payment of hs sahscnvss~ ~ mAts u sAvancs<
pistan nossy letter, postage
which ~ be paid BY assumed ~ ~
transmission.
Tue COUNTRY PAPER ~ pahraAed weekly during
siens Of Congress- and semi weekly Daring
Subscriptions tos haa year viii received
crms psoroft"ned To the above snnu ratuu
0-F osTMAsrEas ssthosssA sesae BY
seadna DAILY suSscrbss ~ snres-x o. s,vs
copy srafas
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lIrt OF Psssshurs and County or Abegha y. Penn
offer for
of the city Of Pithnrg and OF Allegheny Pennsylvania
These bonds issued To the Ptba and Connee Railroad
Company. by which they guaranteed
We confidently recomsend ,hsm capitalists and
sirAhie investment
The bonds together with the exhibit
nation be obtained upon application perscnsiy
JOHNSTON nRoTHERs n Co,
bankers and Fiscal Agents
Agents nr the piuabus Connesvle Company
Jan ls-dhcpu
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Those hoIGs Of ceracaes who desire redeem by aor
ney must IL residing beyond limits United states sr
knowledge the before minister enposnary charge
cenan vice consul aanl
country, before the ocsr o. Of
e mayor other chief magsa city, tnwn corporation
neren nesdin9 the United States, the
t Justice Of the peace puhc commissioner
apppnsd by ,he Virginia, h sucsnt.
me certificate be delivered.
w CLUTTER Asdssr Public Accounts The Commission
o, 3, ~ PARKER, Register. en of the sink
GEO W. MuSfokb. ssc'y Commonwealth. ing fund.
Rlcnsosn, virsins, December 81, 1854.
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shirts! shirts! shirts!

WM H. FAULKNER the only shirt maker city,
w would respectfully inform his old Of
by leaving their his
h,rts made Of
iii all The reputation which
city gentlemen
troubled with bad fitting shirts give
feeling assured that they will, trial. admit their superiority
Sign OF the Shirt Pennsylvania between Third and Ak
streets, south ride.
p sA good furnishing goods hand which
be s0ld cheap.
Dec 2-eodm
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FOR WAY PASSENGERS.

The mail leaving Camden station will take f
all
Wheeling II IS, midnight; Cumberland 10 l5 and
Baltimore al T. p.
The Frederick ran Frederick
diae paces will a daily (except Sunday arriving
Frederick R-iurnrng will Frederick
arriving Baltimore at ~ 81,
The Eicos Mills will be daily (excep
SUNDAYS, follows.
Leave Camden Station at 8, M, and 3,
Leave Enco,t's Mills 30, M, aud 80, M.
4--dtf
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Improved s~vs~ss~rrs for ~sssl.Sssssss As~sa Asd
rHE completion of
line, Baiunose and Ohio aiosd ppsons
and gives h roe gywsty
day November AZ lkS<, The saiBs viii b. ioiowss
FOR THROUGH PA5sEN0ERs.
Two usias daily will each
Candea y instead Of o'clock,
heIsnsose Sunday arriving Wheeling ~
Seconds Tho express unin, savnx instead u
heretofore, and Wheeling about IL
reaching 10 Tins will Wa
Bykssve Monocacy Hapcr's Ferry,
Johns Run Cumberland, Piedmon RowlrsbufEs New
hug Feuesman, Famngton and mouSdsvis only
wood and mcnIs. Beth make
Central OnIo road for Cam
BRIDGE Zanesvde Newark Coabus C.nenHa Louisville Day
5aususky Toledo Detroit, Chicago 81 Louis,
&c. leaving Baltimore BY h~ mail train VIII reach Cn
cinns while BY the express train they
y the nss beisg kept but one nsht on the route BY
either train
direct with the trains the ClSve
land and Pbux railroad all times when the ONO nnvgabe
wheeling and Wesvie sy leaving Baltimore
nj 2, q. m.
Rsiurpnx Wheeling Goows The express
In, reaching Baltimore 50 tho mali
nj IL IS y. m. reaching BALTIMORE VI 7, p m.
Through tickets from Wheeling for Cincnna Madison,
Louisville, oa river cities, will be sold al all times
when the stage OF will admit.
Though tickets Baltimore and Washington and all the
important the West sold the ticket ofces
of the com
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TtENTLEMEN ARE OU READY - Union Hall
Shooting gallery Billiard Restaurant @ street, be-
9th and 7th streetsThe pistols
order by Evans, Philadelphia he billiard funish
ed tables Of the approved j. SHARP,
York In gentlemen will supplied a, shortest
notice with oysters and
SON WILSON
jan B-dfw' Prnprieto
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R.a.npsson or v,rg,n,. SAX Per Cent. Debt.

E following certificates Of debt issued by
OF vsna sdesmable the 9th day Of March, 1884,
within period exceeding fifteen years. will
Ncs tie ceMwissionss Of s nkms ndn created
general assembly Of vgas passed on The as.h day Of
she sad certificates the Of the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders Of said certificates required the said
April, the Office of the
audoi and whether the interest win
that day:
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PHILIP DKnocHsRoxE and others,
Circuit cour, of Caroline
{ county, sitting in equity.

PHILIr DKRocHnRoxH and others, c,.., .a., IL c,..
WILLIAM y. CLAKKE aud others county s'ung IN equity
ME object this suit
L mentioned in bill Of companan,s. The bill Philip
eochhrnmc, Iiam D. Clarke, Joshua
Clarke, sally Clarke, Julia Clark, Hogan,
OF William Bocan ormery uran.s Carkc Einira D. Newman
Julia
OF real lying Caroline that
will advantage and the said sell
aforesaid estate, proceeds
parties according to their just proportions
That the said William D.. Clarke Ann Il. Clarke Joshun D.
Clarke Sally Clarke Julia A. Clarke Lurania Began Viii
liam Bosan live Of the State Of Maryland II 10
ordered the complainant this
order To be in eed in published Washington
four months before the first day June notice the said
the bill
this SOLICITOR before
June
r. r. HOPPER.
True copy Test THOMAS +. CAREY Clerk.
? October Q, 1854 Dec i4-lsw3wWp
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Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
Printing.

SuPERisTESpEsr PUBIC PRINTING,
Washington, January 23, 1855.
of the Of the entitled An act to
public printing" approved August 70
Ie53 s~nid win be received This Office In The capitol
Wednesday, 2oh March " O'Clock,
furnishing the following quantities and descriptions Of writing paper
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, {N. CD December 25, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office
thousand dollars running
These bonds by North
the North Carolina railroad addition
State all stock held
dends arising from said stock pledged TOR their redemption
Proposals will be received at
eighty thousand doas bonds years.
authority, Wedoc
road and the Of the navigation the Neuse
rivers
are by express enactment exempted from
for
They will first day January, 1865,
attached
bic the first January and July in year
principal will be payable the Bank the Republic
the of New York unless where the purchaser peers
them payable he treasury of North Carolina.
They wi be issued of Thousand dollars each
bidding will please address letters endorsed
Poais North Carolina stoe the undersigned Raleigh
North Csona and viii distinguish IN their bids the
which They a what
point and what KIND of funds they pay.
The bids will be opened 10 o'clock of the 3 January
the the and comptroller
sae and ofG W. Modeca president Of the Bank Of the
of North Carolina.
The right accepting bids in
whole part be deemed advantageous
+
bidders will be required informed
ceptance bids d-postc
with the accrued interest from the ri Of credit
the North Carolina This
Bank the Republic New York Bank of
of North Carolina the Hank OF Cape Fear Raleigh
Documents showing State and
Of Indebtedness Office, appca
lion to Mesars Brown and DcRossette, city Of New York
ID. w. COURTS,
Pub. Treas. OF North Carolina.
Jan 90 dtJan3i
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY Il FARNHAM,

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA.
Objections made and promptly
" of exchange.
Landed made southern eastern capitalists
that will and annum and
often
The immigration, the rapid of esate
intimate acquaintance with the county, enable
will nearly qute double year
few thousand dollars invested
tens Of How money be safely profit
ably invested?
vicinity OF and thriving villages
bought for g. o. and e5 that
tmes the amount Many Of the fortunes Of the North
the Of
and foresight purchase when lands cheap will make
Z +
TRACY u FARNHAA,
Dec l5-d&wlm' st. Anthony Falls.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ r ss11eII11[5 90 i11Itl l|1|[

a IFulBs run as JoH0Us.
EAvE daily except Sunday, and 81, w. and s.
IL p. IN.
On Sun Jay, ut 0, a. and S. IN.
Leave Baltimore Ak and o. a. m., and 8 and 8, m.
Sunday, at Al, a. m aud 8, m.
The connexion. West
by trains leaving at 9, a. and 3, m.
For Philadelphia and New York and sk and
For Annapolis, at sk, m, and 5, p IN.
For Norfolk, al 2, m. tt5s.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent. K
Particular called the
who wish the
Dec i5-d + II
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The will be accountable for gold,
cwey precious stones METALS bills
dng signed therefor and the value
Dec I7--dtf F4i1G@
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sCE-W WOEAb az tHc OnhVcEs1Ay VI vATkthAn.
PROPOSALS will Office until l9h
day of January 1885, Of the
and west lawns Of the University buildings per plan In the
sion n the Proctor and proposals will
be received for introducing for the University and
constructing The Proposals for The
o OF materials and quantities. and specifications for both works
can ne seen BY The Those who
desire hill OF
and quantities by letter directed TO tho undrrsaned.
For the errnc~s win he
hhs cash. ant for the remaining bonds Of the Unver
sv viii he gwen, payable on the Is day Of July, 1854
ROaT. ". PRENTiS,
Proctor University NJ virginia
UNIVERSITY NRasis,
December a, 1854
Possponemene
Tho lettings OF the above postponed Friday
cd day of February merit
R,a, PResTIs, Proctor
Jan oo-eodtreba
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIy Es.

The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Secretary OF the Treasury transmitting the
nua report Of that department the trust fund OF the
Chckssaw Indians referred TO the Committee on Indian
Affairs and ordered 10 be printed.
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OInhmcutaA IrccA IOr S0les
e best variety for and lawns
ey are all seedlings free growth,
se and are not auned No. silver leaf maple from ~ 90 -
ny hs elenr and well irnshe
% European sycamore Of rich foliage European cstspa,
of the above large prices
- fe and number purchased 10 Al Come
I yourself Call upon James Mahcr public gardener.
I"h Royal KaIenlar, tRed Book ~ a court and city
1855 " .'S"""' se""An"' Hcano snd the colonies, foF
IsnI4 r,.u~v ~. ~, On
isss ''f''s" Once las tns'tshn corrected 70 August,
THIS day received from London
'mh rRANcg TAYLOR
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 50 Wall street, N. y
BROWN, SHIPLEV, y CO.,
Liverpooi
K. q. ROBERTS l. CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard, London
y. @. WAINWRIGHT & Co.,
Paris,
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

he si.tps cohiprisins thls line are:
The Atlantic .................. Capt Wex.
-.s.As.s These ships hsvng been built by contract
pressly for service has been
xAH taken their construction, in their
insure strength and speed and their
datous unequaled elegance
passage from New York Liverpool in ss cabin $3.50
cabin, CTS Exclusive 325
From Liverpool o New York, 30 and 20 guinens.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berths be secured until paid for.