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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 8, 1885,
NOMINATIONS.
PEACE NOW REIGNs IN KANSAS.

The letter from which the following is extract nom
a most reliable source
"Peaee reigns in Kansas, and confidence being
gradually restored Citizens returning to their claims
Men resuming their ordinary pursuits, and general
gladness peryades the entire community!
We are also Informed that there is to believe that
the sagacious and energetic governor of that Territory
will shortly issue proclamation announcing the preva
ence of tranquility and inviting the return of all citizens
who have been elected by fraud or force
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THE TRUTH OF HISTORY INDICATED.

In another part of the paper will be found review,
copied from the Golden Age of the ANNALS ofSan Fran
CISCO to which the attention of readers is particularly
invited The review so far relates to Col Fremonts
connexion with the early operations in California possesses
at this time additional weight from the fact that 1t was
written during tie last year. and consequently before the
black-repubcan party in existence, and before Col
r was afflicted with presidential aspirations
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1--WE WILL suRnuE YOU

The Petersburg (Ind.) News has the following;
"Last Wednesday oassius NJ Clay spoke at Huntingdon,
under banner representing southern planters in the back
ground while the foreground represented by slaves al
work and lusty negro with his fingers pointed toward
the planters with these words inscribed beneath them WE
WILL SUBDUE YOU"
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FLORIDA.

An election for governor members Of Congress, and
members Of the State legislature held in Florida on
Monday Several days necessarily elapse before the
result can be known The following we're the opposing
candidates for governor and Congress;
Dem. KIN
Governor NJ. s. Perry. David s. Walker.
Congress Geo. >. Hawkins James NJ. Barker.
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MR.. RUGGLEs,s LETTERS.

We give in another part of the paper this morning two
letters written by s. B. Ruggles esq, of New York in
reply to the speech recently delivered in that city by Hon
N p Banks Mr. Ruggles makes light work of the facts
and arguments of Mr. b.
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RICHMOND, Oct 3, 1865 o'clock.

Sin In response my appeal 70 you to the ear
liest practicable period for meeting have promise
under YOUR hand that should be mo de-
law The result is that after deferring denitve reply
for ertyeght hours you at last agree TO meet me next
Tuesday morning in the vicinity of Washington city
There s much talk the country about this affair and
il hardly possible that the utmost precauton prevent
an arrest am impeled too, by considerations which
IL is not proper for mention in this note TO appeal TO
your against the very unreasonable delay
propose l. therefore, suggest that you so far modify
your arrangements appoint the meeting at sunrise
tomorrow and such place in the neighborhood OF
Richmond as you may suggest | request an immediate
reply which my friend Mr.. Chseman will receive at DR..
Doves office between the hours Eve and eight this after
noon am, &c.
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TREE HnL, lHenrico county,.

Sin Your note has just been handed me, and whilst
am disposed accommodate you in every particular
incompatible with my arrangements, which have been
made in accordance with what understood to attach to
my position regret that do feel liberty make
the change you propose b. b. Bolts
II. A. PRYOR Esq.
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examinations, and received appointment
citing midshipmen
Lyman Beecher Foster Maine
Charles Sidney Whitman, do.
Henry Morrison Herman, New Hampshire.
Sullivan Dorr Ames, Rhode Island
Henry Ballows Robson Connecticut
Charles Sedgwick Hunt do.
John Woodward Philip, New York
Francis Showard Kinney, do.
John Hesse do.
Francis Samuel Brown, do.
Stephen Austin McCarty do.
Silas Casey, do.
William Wallace Smith, do
Ormus Arson Doolttle, do.
Edmund j. w. Raynsford, do.
David Stuart Hayward, do.
Henry Duquesnet Foote, do
Alfred Thayer Mahan, do.
Benjamin Gregory, New Jersey
Francis Asbury Shute, do.
Bruce Lambert, Pennsylvania.
Samuel NORMAN Rnipe, do.
Robert Henry Porter, do.
John Calvin Bowling, do.
William Whitehead, do
Henry De Haven Manley, do.
John Weidman, do
Philip Slime Sauderson do
Winfield Scott Schley Maryland
William Henry Barton, do.
John ~ Stevenson, do.
Julian Murray Spencer, do.
THOMAS n N ADAMS, 40
Isaac Peasants Webster, do
Francis Lyel Hoge Virginia,
Thomas Lardner Dornin do
Richard d. b. Sydnor, do.
John Stringcr Mckinley, do.
Roy Mason Hooe, do.
Thomas Locke Harrison, do.
John James Hurt Georgia.
James Lingard Hoole, Alabama.
John wilbur Allen, do.
Charles William Read, Mississippi
Louis Jirod Burt do.
George Packwood Harris, Louisiana
George Thomas Howard Texas.
Simeon Bucknor Reardon, Arkansas.
John Henry Comstock, do.
Arthur Dickson Wharton, Tennessee.
William Watts Carnes, do.
Charles Kesn, Kentucky.
John Crittenden Watson, do
Woodruff Smith Schenck, Ohio
Joseph Dana Marvin, do.
Samuel Barnet Paddock, do.
Harold Lewis, do.
Theodore Shelby Greiner, do.
William Cloyd Jacobs do.
Moses Sherwood StuUesant DO.
Simeon Palmer GilleF Indiana.
Edwin Rpthven Devault do.
James 0'k:z2a. do.
Ernest David Corae.ni. Missouri
Antoine Rche McFair, do.
Richard Pindle Shelby Talbot do
George Roberts Griswold, Michigan.
Francis 0lmstesd Davenport do
William Henry Wall, Iowa
James 0tey Bradford California
Charles Kirby King District Of Columbia
Robert l.. Meade, do.-72
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BLACK-REPUBLICAN OPINION OF THE GERMANS.
We published few days ago (ays the Detroit Free
Prcss extract from Fremont paper at Bucyrus Ohio
IN which The German citizens Of this country stigma
tzed as enemies Of o. Government-unst for anything
moraldebauehed drunksrds-a pest TO s"c'otT we now
present another paragraph from the sheet upon the
Same subject:
"Look village-how II Is disgraced BY those little
nusances known by the Of groceries, all kept by the
dirty Dutch, who unfit for anything decent In fact
our country is cursed by horde Of roRrer BEoohRs
THE FILTHY ouTrouRIsos nrsoTTrD GEasANy Down
with them and their sbompabe works OF nquty Let
elect who despi'es abhors, and reppdiacs brewer
les groceries cider sprees, and all other dgraoeu Dutch
practices Just look for moment at this portion OF
population they come among beggars-one starts a
grocery the lower end Of Main street. the Public
Square, where death and ruin dealt three
glass"
This, German citizens Ia the estimation In which yos
are held by the black-repubcan party Can any Of you
support an organization which snterains such opinion
Of your 1t cannot be possible that you devoid Of
selrespec All your interests all your feelings point in
the direction Of the democracy suStanment Of any other
party s suicidal
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 7, 1856
Ii Is known to the public that the late contemplated
meeting between Roger A. Pryor and B. B. Bolts
rested this morning by the police Of Washington aided by
Mr. Tyler police officer of Richmond by Joseph
Mayo of Richmond Under these circumstances and others
which shall in this card feel mpelled the second
of Mr. Pryor. publish the correspondence with these
marks. Here ia the correspondence:
RICHMOND, Oct |, 1856.
SIs There ia no need that should demand satisfaction
for your "card" in the Wing of this morning You
your responsibility in advance and have only
to request you 10 your time, place and weapons.
Excuse suggesting that the earliest practicable period
and the most accessible point will best suit my
nience STILL do not mean to restrict the privileges you
enjoy as the challenged party.
lam, &c, ROGER A. PRYOR
Mr.. B. B. BORIS.
p S.-My friend, Mr.. Randolph Harrison will hand you
this note and receive your reply. RAP.
RICHMOND Oct l. 1856.
DEAR SIR have been requested by Mr.. B. B. Bolts
say to you that in the event you should desire TO
nicate with him, he may be found at Tree Hill the resi-
deuce of Mr.. T. Stearns.
Very respectfully,
R. A. PaYoR, Esq.
NB-This note not received till the challenge was
sent
TREE HILL, Henrco,
October l, 1856.
SIR. nave received your note OF unH py the hanuS OF
Mr. Harrison and have say that at the earliest practca
BILE moment (be assured of unnecessary delay will
name slime place. and weapons through my friend who
will communicate with your friend, Mr. Harrison
am, &c, B. B. Bolts.
p. 81 send this by your friend, Mr.. Harrison.
RICHMOND, October 3, 1856.
DEAR SIR 1t is proposed that the contemplated meeting
between yourself and Mr. Bolts should take place
washington city Mr. Bolts will Immediately place him
self ont of the State will be in waiting at the National
HOTEL in Washington Monday next at o'clock, M
when the precise spot will be suggested for the meeting
early Tuesday morning following; weapons, pistols dis
lance, ten PAGES. -
Very respectfully, T. J. SMITH.
R. A. Pryor, ESQ,
Through your friend, Mr.. Chiseman.
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A CoNTEMpTIBLE FALsEHoOD.

Washington correspondent Of the Memphis Eagle and
Inquirer informs It's editor that pamphlet has been pre-
pared by Mr. Faulkner chairman Of the National Demo
cratic Resident Committee to be issued few days pre-
vous to the election in November representing that Mr.
Fillmore has withdrawn from the contest The editor Is
even informed by this truthful writer Of the contents Of
this pamphlet This contemplate and miserable fsbrca
ton is swallowed true and eloquent alarm sounded
to warn the friends Of Mr.. Fillmore against the infamous
trick Now we authorized to say the editor Of the
Eagle that such pamphlet has been prepared and none
such was ever dreamed of and II he has any personal
knowledge Of his correspondent this may be an admon
ton in future against giving too ready credence to the
statements Of whose silly but mischievous stories
90 easily exposed by the test Of truth.
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NAVAL ACADEMY AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF ACTING MIDSHIPMEN.

The following candidates for admission into the Naval
Academy Annapolis have passed successfully the usual
preliminary examinations and received appointments
acting mdshinmen.
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VA wooDpURY's SPEECH.

Mr. Clay was followed by Hon. Charles L. Woodbury.
New Hampshire, We make the following extract from .
speech;
One week ago. this day, stood in the town Of Wr
New Hampshire to address the democracy there and y
black republicans held their Fremont scisFs there At y
same time, for the purpose Of drawing of people,
breaking up our meeting. w, had three thousand goo
and true men and women-for the women good dene
Gratis Laughter and applause. They stood together
serried mass, as you sit here tonight and while
talking, this Fremont procession walking down y
road within one hundred feet OF us bearing banner
which mo Union Wih Stakeholder was inscribed 10 y
largest letters they could get and upon their bats u
each wore the picture which s At the head OF Garrso
Liberator, the abolition newspaper) emblem Of e
principles They marched slong-one hundred and ego
strong, men and wonderland we, three thousand sp,
and looked at them to them 90 through their poWTo
TLaugherl
That motto was their only enunoiston OF principle
No Union nth Shareholder" In the times Of the revoun
when made this glorious constitution and Union
slavery question open for the public mind a. II bno
Ny ancestors and your ancestors upon the part o.
North, and turning TO Mr.. Clay and Gov Prce your
cestors- and yours, sir upon the part Of the South
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.Jnsnranee Companies.

SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE Co., No. 81
~ Pine-st trest Western Budngs Cash Capital $40 900
all paid in THIS Company having all It's capital paid In and
TO isue policies of Insursnces Merchandise Buildings
JOSEPH WALKER, President.
THos. w. BiRDsALL, Secretary.
JOSEPH WALKER
JOHN HALSEY, (Haght, H.l,sy Coz
EDWARD WOOD, WOOD, Merritt Coz
WI. DENNisTOUN. No 2es Hsnryst
WIN II. HUSSEY Lame Husssy.J
EDMUND w CORLIES Corlies Decker.)
EDWARD WILLETS (Wietts Coz
CHAS z. PARKER, No 50 Pinsst
JOHN d. WARREN, Lord, Warren Evans l. Coz
CHAS ELY, No. l04 Broadway.
VIM u ABBATT, (Abbatt Minurs.l
VIM. BIRDSALL, II Cromwell BirdsalL)
EDW d. MERRITT, Grnderhib. Hsviland Coz
SMITH LAWRENCE. Is. 4 T. LswreneeD
HENRY BARROW IN. II. Barrow < SOM
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, (Pres,t U. s. Trust Co..
EDWD; HAIGHT. Richards Haisht CO..
b. NJ WHITLOCK, (B. NJ 4 T.. A. Whtock,
JAMES o GARNER, No. p Finest
SAMUEL c PAxON. (AlIen 4 PaIson-)
RICHARD P: BRUFF. lBrua, Brother Sesyer)
D. CROMWELL: IT,; Woodward Cromwsl.)
T.. J. DONNELL, No. 10 E,cbans e- place
JOHN r Will IS. (Corn.lls Willis)
GEORGE II. BEYER, boyer Birdssl)
ROBT LISOLEY MURRAY Murray D.via)
DAVID B. KELLER, Qste No. 2&5 Southst)
WV. ALLEN BUTLEk, Barney, Humphrey Butler.
EDWARD CROMWELL, Cromwell 4 Birdsal)
L. B WYMAN, No 50 Burlns slip
MATTHEW MITCHELL, Curtis, Mitchell co.,
John ALLEN. (la.e Hopkins Allen 4 Col
GEORGE b. GRlNNELL, Morton 0rinDell)
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professional Norires.

LNFFICACIOUS CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS,
IL CALLpSITIES, NAILS growing into tho hesh aud eve
disorder of the Feet by new and peculiar method WITHOUT
eating sitbout Causing the slightest pain -, =
Mons LEVI. OF No 50 Biz Rue de Ryeh, Pans ana NO
COndu RsseDtst LONDON Surgeon Chiropodn to me EN-
peror the Roys Family Of England having been
invited New York attend some tsn
es intends remaining here AID may be consulted daiy sun
days excepted the Office from to o'clock at No. 81 llta
COPIES or TESTIMONIALS
From his Imperial Majesty Napoleon Ill., Emperor Of Frsnee
J. c.rte que NJ LEVI eneve lee svec ure extreme
habiite. LOUIS NAtOLEoN boNAfAhiE'
From james Baker. esq.
certify that LEVI cured months ago OF several
without the least pain and which had an
nov ed me walk at present with great COM
rt cheefuy recommend DR. Levi 70 my friends aud tho
nubiic JAMES BAKER,
PSaw.york March a. 1856 No p East l7th-st
From the most noble the Marquis OF Lsnsdownc:
crc.M LANSDOWNE.
No s. Bertesy-squsrs, London.
From Robert Ferguson esq D., Physician IL Ordinary 70
her Nsjesty of Great Britain
Mr. LEVI has most sslifly extracted two corns from my
'e'' N'NO'' "'A' 'N' 'p' ROBT FERGUSON. MD.
No eQusen.st May Fair, London, March g. 1893.
From Il J. Eeltus esq.
s.octed by Mr. Levi beg leave to testify TO his success
full skill having perfectly removed large bunton OF long
standing without causing any pain. FELrUS,
Phils6elphis, July a. 1852 No Boston row.
In sdditon to the above authenticated testimonials any
ladies of highest be BY fsvoiing him with
call at his Office No 81 lths between 5th and 9th New
York. =, -
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EUGENE d. FRANKLIs, AuotioDeer.
,IaI SALE of HORSE WAGON and
WILLIAM IRVING Aucioneer.
WILLIAM IRVING IL Co. will SELL at

w auction ON WE0NE ,DAY, June Is, at O'clock At
No 10 lace corner of chs hsud'o ne doC sI-
HOLD FURNITURE, the property of gentleman a'ou.
eav for Europe oil made 20 order by BoSdone Eeau aud
but little used, consisting In part of go ~
PARLOR FuRNITJ RE-Superb French pls.e Pier GLASSES
elegant s carved rosewood Paor Furniture covered IN
crimson brocse; elegant crimson satin aud lace wnaow
CpIta 20 match suite carved rosewood Paor covered IN
blue ard bite brocsde Window Curtains to matcn wilton
Velvet Carpets suptr rosewoo: Center aud iette
Tables carved rosewood Piano made BY sodderd eo
CONT Cbnss veses Mantle Etsgere OnsneuS OF bronze o.
molu China and PaIsp upsb 0rssn plays 80 tunes Win
flutes bells drums and til ,Bgls
Also mail sod choice collection OF original ancient ana
mode m OIL Pair tins,, fine Line EnsrasiDss, he
DINING ROOM-Carved oaton sute. rlch CAD so eoosfd
and 6ns. Ann Chairs iu reps Extension Dining Tables er
ina wide AZ long; Cbns DIM and Tea SETS AZ os~se'
Cbsmpsgns Gobss Wi1e D-car tiers Cutlery, &C.. =,
BEDROOM FURNITURE-Csrved MAHOGANY French BED.
Bureaus aud Washsaus eiesant
carved mahogany sssco blsch walnut Cottage Bel
China painted and gilt rost sets h.avy
cured hair Mattresses feather Bolster and Pillows Bedding
carved mahogany Sofas Chairs and seat Chairs aud
harcloth; Bookcases &c. -
Alec large complete assortment OF Kitchen Furniture In
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mn LrrDs, Auctions or-Br H. H LEEDS Co.

H. II LEEDS, Auctions cr-BY II. II LEEDS Co.
"WEDNESDAY, June 25, at l0d O'Clock, at the
w salesoom No. IS NAsssu-st -ASSlGNEES SALE
STATIONERY-CompIisiD the eDtirs STOCK OF we'll
known COL ssng Journals Ledge Cash and Invoice
Books Botters Letter Books Paper Of s Kinds Pens Ink
Wsien Sealing Wal lDkstsnds Invoice Clos Peahoders
Nsris Brushes Lead Pencils Rubber Seals Tsine. Bs OF
Ladipg BLANK Books Notes Drafts ImpoItes Eatrss Mani.
fss Envelopes Irvine, Boxes Diaries Receipt Books Log
and Scrap do Reference Files Memoir sndum Books, Back
Boards Porenonnaes, States, Paper Fode" and
CuttersAc.
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MR. EATON,s COMMERCIAL BOARDING

lNk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In WORCESTER Mess A. D.
iGH-Yoang Men thoroughly fitted in Double Eutry Book
kees ing Business PsBmsI ship. Mercantile Arithmetic and
other kindred branches Each Student will DO warranted to b
made competent in from eight weeks perform with Per
ct satisfaction himself employer the duties Of any Count
ag Room whatever Individual Ion, classes Tuition
Course &l8 good pleasant hone in the
sanity of the Proprietor with Board IS per week Person.
the merits and references OF this In
be assured of lite high standns hy sending for
Of ais Annual Circular and Catalogue. Address.
WIN. ii. EATON, Principal and Proprietor, .
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DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL-At Little Ferry,
ID miles from Hoboken j. Stages from Hoboken
the School several daily Pupils received time Terms
and Tuition from 100 40 per year. For CIcu
Ara With paItisulArs addIeAs A. B. WINANT, PIincpaL
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NOTICE-To the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
~ OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co ga
NYYou hereby notified that the Directors Of the Ohe
ard Pennsylvania Railroad Company in which Sseci
holder entered into written with the ono
dsns and Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Compsnis
Of Acts of the Of the States Of Penn
gyvsns Ohio Indiana AID Illinois, for their son unds
the Of the PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHI
CAGO RAILROAD COMPANY, and that meeting 70 ts.s =
consde alton and dscce upon tho adoption rescoo
aid ssreeInet Of Consolidation, will be held in the City q
pbursh the I'd day q July 1856 at the Office OF ae 's'
Company at the hour Of II O'clock a Of that day.
J. p. HENDERSON, Sec'y Ohio and Penn. r. X
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II. WILSON AuctioneeL
HOUSE SALE.-TUESDAY, June %. at 10&

. Z
HOUSE SALE.-TUESDAY, June %. at 10i
i ocock the entire 6r.t FURNITURE In n" four
stony residence No go Wet l4h Lear ssn sy, embracing
assortment Of articles for Housskeepng
such solid wood tsrOr Furniture suito covered IN
Satin Pier Cen Tables Plate Glass Marbotop Etas@re
Work Tables lined with costly grand scti N Rose
wood Ps Forte Stool and Cover heavy French pste Pier
AID Oval Mirrors Lace Window curtans OIL Paintings Rose
WOOD Chm. Vases Clocks Velvet aud Brnssea Car
pst Reception AID Chair 10 Satin and Moquet solid O
FItepsion Table China Tea and Dnne Sets oj SyeIwsre
Gu, W are hest Table Cutlery Mhogary Sofas Cush.
toned Chairs Sofa Bed Lou together viii all tho BsIo IN
tut, which COZ full and comp both in Ross.
vvod and Mahogany 20 Pu. Hair Mattresses dug losrso
CARPETS, Oh Cloths, &c. Sale positive.
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fnanfial.

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD CosPxY}
indianapolis, Ind, Jnue Z, 1856. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer
IN Books of the INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD COMPANY will be closed both in New York and
indianapolis the 25h Of June and remain closed until
the LIST day Of July roxmo E:rer9 ie In order
York will see their S,oek 10 registered tbs Transfer
Books at the Office Of the Ohio Life lnsurncs
Trust Company OH or before the cay above named by
order, A. WOhfd, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24

CTAMNERING, &C., CURED by DR.. JONES'
out pain or surs. requires pay TIL the patient
Is cured He lately discovered falling system aid
deands eli others Office the City Hotel Providence l.
TINTED STATES PASSPORTS-By J. B.
" MONIES Notsry and Commissioner for every State No
Il Warren Nstursized c,isens produce certncses
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A. NJ MARVIN Aucaoos,r
pY BANGS BROTHER & CO.-Trade-Sde
ID Rooms, No. u Park
GEORGE Cook, Auction-er
EENTEEL FURNIlU RE-Of q Family de-

CENTEEL FURNITURE q Family de-
~ cILiDs HoussIeePns 10 No SRoW, Jua. -, at tct
cl.ck Al No l4J East 18th % av.-rhe sails wQ
include superior rosewood 7ocs'e Piano ard DO 6ootsy:
mahogany ia Greer taror suites rosewood
F.grrs Center Table, Hall Stands 5rOsses aud sran Car
pets, Oco,h IL halls Chamber furn;urs dining room do.
order hs, ued bat months aud must be positively
sold 81 owed from the the day OF sais For
percss o. SALE al the ON &c OF tao Auetoaeer
No. 4f2 Broadway.
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Couartnership Notices

Paterson. SrwJrxsEr. Igse To- lS5a
NyOTICE.-The Copartnership Of ROGERS.
IN KErcHuM GROsy = NoR Is ii..ais.d By the isce.s
~ Tnrm.. Roger Tsr OF thu andersSssd all tie a.us
III hm.n ~ Locomotvs Enscss aud other
usoLiperv viii b. eouuue! by Tbs Rogers SooGsuvs sai
Machine w0ks" ua'SscsS' pHORRs SyPc sfs ,urs
o. Nsv JsrssT r GROsvEsnp"
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CONSOLIDATION NOTICE.-UDder the pro-
~ posed Consoli5st Of the PENNSYLVANIA aud OHIO
RAILROAD with the OHIO and iNDiANA I'D the roar
WAYNE and CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANIES, the
Articles Ohio will applicable
tie New CoIro. stion, Consolidated Conps-y, viz:
ARTICLE l3-SEcTIos The General Assembly shall pass
special act copfernns corporate 20 vera"
SEC. Corpora Ions may be formed under general laws
all such laws from time be altered repealed
SEC. Dues from corporations shall be secured by such
individual liability Of the stockholders and other may
be prescribed BY ali each khodex shall b
liable and shove the stock by him her owned and
unpaid thereon to further at equal In snoant
O such stock
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d D. NASH Auct'one.r - Office No. 29s Broad gay
GALE of STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, MA

d D. NASH, Aucroneer Office No 298 srosd-sy
GALE of STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, MA
- CHINERY &c, on THURSDAY, June ~ OF 10 o'clock
q. NJ No o. Msrsinst co's'"ns of one second h,nt
sbor.e III CINE 8horss Cylinder one t'hoe
rover Epgne lc-lnrse Loco noivs Boiler one
4horse power upright Tubula Force Pump, Heater see~
u,s Press Hstters Seweng Machine Machinery, Toos &c
EUGENE d. FR,SKLN, AuotioDeer
CPECIhL SALE of HORSE, WAGON and
- AARNEss.-To MORROW, =, y o'clock at the Sales
RI ON No Nassau st. will b. sold. superior brown 5yen
ole MORGAN MARE just 6on Vermont snd sou6d in
respect recently purchased for eHeeet saddle
amin al for Lady. Also superior LIGdr WAGON, /, er.
eeei order nearly and strongly aud well built
siu ale silver mounted HAhNESS. The whole Of the
above will positively be cold without reserve
CTEAMFR GLEN COVE.-The attention of
- the public 10 ceed the SALE at AUCTION OF The sp,sn
cid steamer GLEN COVE" To DO sid THIS DAY At the
Mechsnts' Exchange, at II BY Messrs Baker Weeks
Auction GERS.