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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09
THE SAW MILL

attached to the Factory is in working order, and
any saving that the public may favor US with
will meet with prompt attention.
~ Persons wishing any work done in the
above line will find it to their interest to call
and see US before going elsewhere.
CAMERON u STALEY.
Shepherdstown, May 3, 1856. If
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TERMS OF OUR PAPER .

The snEruERDsTowN REGISTER is published
weekly at 50 year, positively to be paid before
the year expires. No paper discontinued (ex-
cepi at the option of the editor) until all ar
rearages are paid up. Single copies g. cents.
ADyEErIsEMENrs of one square or less so
cents for the first insertion, and 25 cents for each
insertion thcrearter-iarger ones in the same
proportion. Advertisements not marked forany
specified time are continued till forbid and char
ped accordingly. A deduction made to those
who advertise by the year.
Merchants who contract by the year for ad.
ycrtsing are strictly confined to Merchandiz-
ing-adyerising Of different nature will be Ii
able to extra charge.
GENTS.
WIN. H. PEAKE, Sun Iron Buildings, Balti-
more; GEORGE A. CRoFUT, Successor to Lay s.
Brother 73 south 4th street, above Walnut,
Philadelphia; V. B. PALMER, Tribune Build
ings, New York.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

i ply Of choice and well selected stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DyGStafS,
&C., among which will be found Qanine, Sui
phate Cenchonea, Chenoidine, Camphor, Alec
hol Swaine's Panacea, Cod Liver Oil, Linseed
Oil, Pure White Lead Browns Essence GIN
ger, Citrate Potash, Iodine, Corrosive Sublimate,
Spirits Hartshorn, Mace, Cloves, Ginger, Nut
megs, Long Pepper, Black Pepper, Allspice,
Calomel, Blue Mass. Opium, Carers Spanish
Balls, Lilly White, Almond Soap, Browns
Windsor soap, Indellibe Ink, Extract Log
Wood, Sweet Oil, Castor OIL Putty, Arrow
Root, Hops, Starch, and all articles kept in a
Drug store. Uz@ With the hope Of receiving
share Of public patronage, pledge my best
eXertions 10 render general satisfaction.
CHARLES HARPER, Agent
October l3, 1885.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

The bread Of life is love; the salt of life
is work.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

Personal BEAUTY.--Just about the
last Inheritance which paren! should
wish a child, whether male or female, ls
personal beatty. Il is about the poorest
= = L., ..,n.l,I ,,,,1h
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

-Ieak. But The gIrI whom all The
fops and fools 60 into ecstacics over and
about---we should ds soon child of ours
should be not quite SO beautiful. And
then our handsome young man over and
about whom all the foolish school girls
are in ecstacies, what chance has he of
ever being anybody ? A sad destroyer
of ambition is beauty. From being fitted
for the shallow pates Of the other sex,
who can appreciate nothing else, they
become content with low standard Of
attainment, and are happy only when
dancing attendance upon those who are
pleased with their insPIdiiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-08-09

Grand Total, S4,282,4S8
Medical ET0miners.--G. F. Mas
NJ. D.; Il. P. Cooke, NJ. d.; John
Sranh, NJ. D.; r. P. Magruder, NJ. b.,
l.. s. Eichebrrger, NJ. d,
E1- The Agent will give his prompt
attention and personal supervision to all
risks whenever and wherever requested
so TO do.
E Application 10 be made to J. P:
BROWN, Esq, Post Master, Charles
town, or TO the Agent through the Pos;
Office, Charles town.
ED Mr.. Herbert will visit Shepherds
town on the lst Saturdayin each month.
Nav II, 1856. 26--1yF
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International Life Insurance Society 0
NEW YORK and LONDON.

Capital 2,500,00O.
n. B.-A Guarantee Fund Of 100000
deposited with tue Comptroller of the
State Of New York, for the security and
benefit Of ALL policy holders in ihe Uni
ted States.
The Insurance of the lives Of Slaves
not exceeding three fourths and two thirds
of the actual cash value Of Slaves will be
taken.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
Newark, n. j., Jan. |, 1856.
Nett accumulation, S2,230, 0,OO5,47
Total am 10 Jan. IS, 1856, 7l5, ,492,
Total amount, l,336,990,
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SHEPHERDSTOWN
FEMALE SEMINARY !
REV. J. L. FRARY, Principal.
MISS ANNA ODER, assistant, and
Teacher of Music and French.

HAVING obtained large and convenient
Ill House, we are prepared to accommodate
boarding pupils The year is divided into two
sessions, Of months each, commencing Oh the
lst Monday in September and February.
Terms per Session Of Five Months:
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the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

.,r.,sd nv s.vorites Of the Democracy, ~ cns1s
PGS.,;t. Of Democrats 10 good standing, ml
R.n md bis committee are bringing 70 ISn' on or
n.IIino system of proHigste and wasteial CIV,
80 rsspItinp from JED. Dsviss sroira'J "'"''
~ suner;ntendency over civil WORKS
''iy Iii sbows that when. four or i've year"
~ ,hs enlargement Of the Capitol was con- ON
menced. the estimate Of the cost WAS "a
but that 81 200, 600 has been airesay aPProp.hJ
and eYpepded. The additions WIZ NOT oe AZ n. ono
with total expenditure OF So'ooo'oVo"' So'''V'
go. ,.,.o p..Is & Dixon.
A.. R.Il believes the Treasury has been swindieo
ont Of more than 100000 tie gives lew nems
81 the astonishing extravaganza, 70 use no nvio
nointed term of Capt Meigss management Vi '.iS
work By the original contract tho stone W. 90
nnn, ,le outside windows was 70 cost ssoy l9f
~ ,.indox. That contract has been annuneu,
and the cutting ard setting of the s'one iVl ca.A
wirGow viii cost 81, 400. Tie change mas iu'
creased the aggregate in this one Item 'foni
0OO to $liOOtO. os ,og D.v;.
hos hanged the original plan adoptedby Congress,
40 % ~ Introduce a vast number of columns not
isss Than tu o hundred upon the outside ana ln'e'
rior of the buildings. very few OF which WEI
;rolrd,d in Mr. Walters design. Inc ou'siuo
o"inmus unwroucht. will cost ) 400 each-tne
,.bas s,40 600. Mr. Ball charges that tins worN,
total, unnecessary and superfuous asst Is, VIII
cost so 600 more than it ought TO 40: Asan -,
Mr.. Esll has detected regular manuiac!on! ~,
foreign sauary attached to the Capitol ."
estsSli,lnent. In these shops, the only ,n.ns ~
e,rtbl, or human resemblance which tue Couiuna
"a on Tublic Buildings could detect was status
Y The departed wife Of one of ire wcrkmen ~n,s ~
Of be set up in one of the halls IS the goode's VI
one, hing or other. =; .ax,,cs of
soIee need not pursue the subject IN ADVANCE Iii III
-, bo ss al exposition which the Comw,..es WIN
the oh.t The facts thus far elected develop
soon MIS- 1 s> TEN of reckless expenditure aaa .ue
slsne'u't hfcient to warrant an investigation OF
'ha u" CIV curious and remarkable that the am,
II " Wendell, the Public Printer "a wmca
davf OF ;,iss are based. should have laid unno-
ticed twe) ct. wers in full and undlsturbsd
which 1t - by was it suppressed Why Wa
progress. -. $40, 600 bribe by which en-
TINS charge .. $40 600. kept from the knowledge
tractor makes d the country Who is the friend
Oh the Rouse IA hrie. whom il was necessary to
OF secretary ua' wheels would work smoothly
Whose palms had W ~. os,S h. made 10 reyolve
of the treasury wa w o''i' PrMAoUIp.
upon their hirges1
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. OLIVER Missouri, from the minority OF the
Kansas Investigating Committee, made report, in
which be says the resolution on which the Committee
raised, simply to collect evidence and report
It to the House. He had expectation Of anything
beyond his being done. He araigns the report Of the
majority OF the Committee altogether parte re-
marking that many Of its statements are without fact
and testimony to support them. He states that the
evidence taken duly shows that Mr. Whitfield the
duly elected delegate in November, 1854, and that
While the testimony was conflicting and directly con-
Trajectory some points relative to the election in
March, 1885, for members Of the Legislature yet from
the whole it clearly appears that the AatiSlsvery par
ty was IN the minority In IA GU. OF Is Election Dis
trcs. The aggregate votes cast for their candidates
throughout the Territory, they appear the poll
books, short e0o while by the census taken 10 the
Territory before there zoos legal votes without
allow for the immigration OF bona fte settlers
after the and before the election. He states
that there force violence used to prevent any
man from voting in the entire Territory; no evidence
of single assault and battery about voting on that
day; no evidence assailiDg in the slightest degree
the correctness of Gov Reeders judgment in awarding
certificates Of election 10 the members of the Legisla
ture. That Legislature was proper law. making body,
and therefore its laws valid far they con-
sstent with the Constitution of the United States and
the Organic Act and Dir. Whitfield being duly elected
In pursuance of law thus passed is entitled to his
seat. Mr.. Oliver reviewed az great length the exist
ing troubles in Kansas saying from the evidence they
are properly chargeable to the revolutionary move
mente of those who got up the Topeka Constitution
and who have pledged themselves to resist the laws at
all hazards.
Tie House then resumed the consideration of toe
,erot Oh the assault on Mr. Sumner by Mr. Brooks Of
South Carolina.
Mr.. ALLISON eontended that the subject not only
involved the nights of Mr.. Sumner but of the people
This was not merely a private quarrel The sanctty
OF the Senate Chamber had been violated by mem
Der OF this House, which should however unpleasant
II ms ht be-, pun sh the offender
Mr.. BOCOCk said there no case on record
showing the expulsion of member for assault and
Da.efy. ne argued that the pending case did not
rant the nterposition of the House no such dscr
Derry behavior for which the Constitution provides
punishment having been committed.
ny: Sln MONS argued that the projection of mem
beIs from ins u for any thing said 10 debate was essen
tia ~ ireedC OF debate and therefore be .ussn ed
'he position taken by the Seec. COMMITTEE ia their
| report. " '-'-
Mr.. MlLLsON said this whole matter haa been in
| vested with sn importance quite Unmerted Wter
ne iacs were developed. there cccd b. toutd NOTHING
b.! ptisoea. cea:Vye,ey. The House Lad coIy In
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Fr,u Our Own Couespcsdent-

FTs0 Our Own CouespcsaenI
wAsHISGroS, Thursday, July 10, 1856.
In order that the public may understand in what
n> uner the appropriation for books ia expended
send li.t of those required for new Members and
Delesa..s OF the present Congress. 1t Will readuy
be- seen BIZ an examination of this catalogue that
~. Of trash. hardly worth store room, is annually
imumed upon thu Treasury, and without the 'm,H'
%, nr,en.e Of iustihl alton Indeed tbe only plea
on nlovs.l is. that the abuse has become part Of
the s5.tem here. and theteic.e should be continued
like nspy others. This HsgrAns impO''are ia an
e,esote 10 ht qest men, for under the Pretense OF
difusing knowledge among the people the app'opn-
alton is practically means Of Increasing the com
pensstion of Members, as the books are rarely a's
trbuted, and it encourages the habit already grown
too familiar Of indirect depreciation which has
broueht discredt upon Congress.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RrcA WE'D BY
MAGNETIC \ TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASH tN1ioN'
FROM Our Own Correspondents
.'N " - Trlv 4

'''' " w.suSGToS, Fra ~ July IL, 1856.
The debate on the Brooks ca SO begins to drag
and the audience on the floor and In tie galleries Is
considerably reduced. 1t will p ooaoiy 10 oo''u
tomorrow evening unless Dew d. 'ec''oo OCCURS
II has been freer from persoBaltis 'oan was anu
cipated on either side. The speech y Oh Ai'lson
and Simmons th. morning were decda fiy elective
and conclusive. The latter interspers 'u Ills TO-
marks with much pungent humor, that Pro'oAeu
meriment even from victims. Mr., Becock' VINO
came between these two fires, only re aasned INC
former attempts at extenuatiOn. There 's'u no' %
Ole vote changed by this discussion, and tnere'
fore costs time without profit.
The Senate devoted the day to private bins ana
of course barely retained quorum. Doug" and
the Kansas killers were absent. The bill hor the
relief of Mr.. Mccormick, referring beck the sP-
p)icaton for an extension of patent on ais repear
was defeated by eight msjoity-but thirty -elgot
votes being present.
Tn the event of the failure Of TIE House to pass the
resolution 20 expel Brooks, it is In contemplation 70
offer one already prepared strongly cenSunns hiS
conduct. $40
The testimony in the Herbert murder case was con-
tinued this afternoon, and the arguments OF counse
commenced. -, -
now IS Captains, 80 Commanders and 30 Lieuenants
on leave and waiting orders. The Masters ana Is
Passed Midsbpmen who recently passed the examine
ton at the Naval Academy will be Immediately or
dered TO sea.
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FREMONT AND DAYTON RATIFICATION
MEETING.

49,, p,rxsvtcK n. J., Friday, July II, 1850
W. Ton'"n. and Dsyton Ratification Meeting sers
, i"o -, ,rss orgsnzed by the appointment vi
,Ils nm President; John w. Stout Nie 9
Ta W.. Jobn Johnson. + Z Hanyon' y ous
owrsrcs Fisher. Vlcc-Presdents; anu %NrneI;.
strong. X. I. b. Spades, H. u. ysi''
poweTson. and ROBERT Helm, seer 'Nn
NJ followno resolution were then aoopy . go. ..,,
Inc "iUw Nv "a, s.,ins accept most cortisiy %s $50
.,forn of pr ncipss sdOpsd oJ voc 80. mai
Tcs5 Phsdephis OF we ~. ,S,msu, not so-
the Sale platform contains no At The county .sd
trey pa, With hearty respo in the bosom oil every W."
~ sss,om throu ghout the Union. t.. =, aid Cos.
" JssI That Ia John Fremont, tire nominee y, ~.
g. P,ssid.nt OF the United states, ~s reeosnh" -
80 AZ st,pleas life, refinement an. AZ
order Of patient endurance, OF gree, pre - "a cbix
-. loiv "a n otsm Of the most eneo o.,
tne o sossrrss man whose young lite end :,
% ~, havs given 70 the pr eiiJ ano
ana so, his country wiz an s ~ ,Isc,ed {, the hsS
az h;ch 40 mapy voices calling him III, COZ" -
corntry its erystion and ai'snesmo"' "
nr ~ Va itude and heroic exesuons -
tne That In William L. Dayton, the ponnos "
r ,,,,,, n, Vice. resident have one W ou ms
r.x r,ost hizbl, honoed o. most hshiy s1s ~. -
fled Of whom are % ssss md dignity to
Sc, s,s Of the United States, snd reflect h'''' ' '
upor the whole country . NJ, . N.v.l tina oep,
snr Governor this state, meets TIE enuss
- of this meeting; that WIN MS CT 80.
rstsnc y ard hatred Of tyranny rJuuce ,',ens of IN,
x ,stis6ed sad Of bis attachment 10 me ~ ~.
49, "a ~, zaaor tbs honor, welfare, ana prosperity VI ~
- See va have the abundant evidence ..,s,,
R.,r,d That we hereby fully indose tsIuS su .n hue
nonor.be srertiors behalf OF their compse'" Aha
Rssed That We are naerby opposed to any 90
with slavery In the states where IL ehs's -
fIJere TIE wires ceased working, leaving u III "a"
of the remainder of the report
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FED po~n over is members. aad could not punish is
&c d.p,dsIv behavior" unlee, committed IN open ses
SON ard cead not ssUT for az ,Ss sr,s s S
M. LECTION Of their rights and they owed =,
70. os,;o. in the defense Of great consti'asoa.
zoe nn..o, =, os-s the resolution Of eIpu'Sioo, And
prntp reFretted the necessity, he was coa'tr''aet
!" vo'e r III rendered TO Mr.. Brooks the vsoA
mI If hi. heart for be recoected that h'sees
ssrm ss sbae, w.hou. being permitted 70 open a
bps Or mend 70 utter continent ,se s 20 relative Ts 70
sau a.. "a hs,terv on Mr.. sumner bat hnf no, seoaea
g. the great crime committed against tse Cons'ltS
iof 'ne ed The blow made against the sovereign rEhs
ot The peop!e He Endorsed every wora Oh MI '''"
os ~ sEPAMpBEIL Ohio said he should enaesvN
,.os % close the debate By moving tue pfsvoo'
na,,ar in order that vote might De taken Oh Aoo
dsy. Adjourned.
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CORRUPTIONS OF THE BLACK DEMOC
RACY.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. july 1C

WASHINGTON, Thursday, July TO- 1856.
The reekine corruptions Of the Administration
begin to cOze through the creyices. The drippngs
of the spoils have been permitted to fall too
thickly in one place. Mr.. Ball has thrown Paix-
han shell among the depredating contederacy. His
exposures of the stone contracts and of the bribery
practiced in the erection OF the new custom houses
has excited terror throughout the departments
One clerk, r. c. Morgan, in the Office of Capt.
Bowman, the military superintendent of these ed.
fees, and Mr.. Youngs, the architectin.chief has
been already dismissed and more thorough
cleaning out will be insisted upon The scandal
u GaIdlLerifn ana Galphinsm is completely
eoiil sed y tfese Lew discoveries in the art OF
rttslire usCr easy
Il scdiiion I. the specific acts OF robbery pei.
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Nem9lork daily Gribuate
SATURDAY, JULY ~, 1856.

A limited number Of advertisements are sahen v
THr WEEKLY TRIBUNE ct the rate Of one donas : hne.
This paper has attained circuist'oo OF 'o.,Oo.
copies and = PROFESSIONALLY the best MEDIUM 60
for advertising in the country. Advertisements 80
be handed in at any tune before, and not is's' Sa
Tuesday of es1h week.
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CONGRESS.

The Senate was engaged on pnvate blIIs yesterday,
number Of which passed, Ineiuone OIL grant
ng pension to the widow OF CON- Deoa'uf al
journed to Monday
In the House. Mr.. Oliver, OF the hanaa' hvesti-
gatirg Committee, made minority report, defending
Border Rufanisu and the House took up the case of
Bully Brooks, which was discussed by several mem
hers iii the hour Of adjournment.
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elected for KAnsas BY the Missouri Border humans
to pass fr.sh acts Of injustice and cruelty IL
Iea1es Shannon and Lecompte, Donaldson aud
Jcnes, stringfellow and Buford, still masters OF the
Terri.ory-some of them by virtue OF their oiice';
the re.t in right of their arms. Ouly read Mr.
Colax's speech, and you will find therein
great many more bad laws enumerated mat are not
than that are in any manner affected by the sen
ates bill. Read the speech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

A sPEEcH SPOILED The Hon. Mr. Collars speech against
tie Law, large The TRIBUNE. The
the Kansas Psehesuon Act, hEvps nulined
gAtsdswept of al tbse Avs II but need. MI CoifaKs vote
o mAi- It law. May not expee: that vote ~
If TIE E1pr,ss will only read Mr.. Colfaxs
speech it will frd therein cited not less than h
dozen laws II 'yrannical and atrocious charsc'er
which the Senate bill does not pr-tet repeal nor
in am way stiecs And, rncis ttar ali ii does Dot
take away tie pV6er =. he bogus Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

The Board of Supervisors yesterday by vote of
fourteen to eight passed resolution that there
should be raised by tax on the estates real and per-
soDal Of the freeholders, inhabitants aud non resi-
dents, assessed according to law, in the City and
County Of New-YOrk, the sum Of 5000, 900 for the
improvement Of the Central Park, the same to be
expended under the direction Of the Commits sOners
OF said Park.
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XXXIVTH CON G 4 Els S
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsAISGroE July IL, 1886.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of private
bills.
Thirteen private bills were passed, one of them Civ
ing the widow Of Com. Decatur pension Of $50 a
month for five years.
The bill for the retief of Mr.. Mccormick, proposing
to allow him to go before the Commissioner for a re-
REVEAL of bis patent the ground of former appca-
ton refused through technically, debated and
rejected by nine majority. Adjourned to MONDAY.
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FROM KANSAS.

CHICAGO Friday, July II 1856.
The Alton Courier learns that Gen Lane wn
driven back into Iowa, with bis Company OF Eml'
rants. on the 4th inst This ccnsidere< very DOUBT
f,,l. a. Lane and his Company We're at OscIio's on
the Cd inst 100 miles from the Missouri River.
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DEMOCRATIC REJOICING.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Friday, July IL, 1850.
The Hon. John G. Breckenridge was serensded at
the Gait House last night. lie made brief speech,
in which he regarded the Republican and the Dens-
cratic us the two great conflicting parties and very
strongly Denounced the Republicans The Democracy
here are full of enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

The Republicans of Yorkers held an influential
meeting last night. The hall WAS well filled, and
the speeches of Messrs Geo. w. Curtis, VIM C.
Bryant and Jas. o. Bryce of Ohio, were received
with marked satisfaction. We give a report
elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

The ordinance approPriating SlO0,OoO for laying
out and improving the Central Park, under the d.
rection of the Commissioners, Wa passed BY the
Board of COuDcilmen last eyeniug-Yeas, Al i;
Nays, 6.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEw.ORLEASs, Thursday, July 10, 1850.
The steamship Quaker City has arrived at Msb~3
with Havana dates to the 9th Sugars were buoyaat
The yellow fever continued quite prevalent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

An enthusiastic meeting to ranfy the nomination
Of Fremont and Dayton was held at New.Bruns-
wick, N. j., last night
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oss OF TIE SHIP GOLDEN GATE.

BOSTON, rflusy, Ouiy IL io,''
The shin Golden Gate, from New-fOrk tor Bom-
BAY, before reported as having put into Pernanoscs
in distress was burnt 10 the wat RS edge at that port
May 81, and subsequently sunk.
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RAILROAD UNION

CHICAGO, Friday, July IL, 1856.
meeting of the stockholders Of the Military Trsot
Railroad was held yesterday and q consolidation OF.
ected with the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rad
oad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

THE RIVAL FIRE ENGINEs.-In the Board Of
couneimen last evcong the Committee Oh the Fire Depart
mont Reported Resolution aSsIdg the first premium for the
best Steam Fire FL exhibited the late Trial to
hessra Los Larned ~ho have adopted the well knowa
Rotary Pump vented by A. w CARY BrcckpoTt. " Y. y
the second pemium Messrs Burbhm, and the third To
James smith The u,i0n adopted THIS swad, which
II viii 10 dhereLt vm that first made based
careful and tboronsh Ismin sdon Board Of Engineers
appointed for the puIpose each pcor nominating
the Committee fourth. The report OF this Board, which
signed BY all The examiners made Monda, evening
and ocd with be following resolutions embcJyns the results
Of their amin Atioa:
"Rseed That Lee Larneds Machine be accepted IS the
best that has been presented 20 the Committees a that
their Judgment Il the best thu, has been exhibited in
this city.
That hes Bun hams Machine be accepted the second
beet yses~r ted to the Committee.
THAT Mr. James SMITHS eachne be accepted the third
beat preseutsd 10 the Committee
"Sisned: Na. q LEONARD,
ORisoN Blunt,
GEokGE Woodward,
kRASCIS 5. Lo ~
Csrs PvMp h manufactured and sold By CARY
Bu~d~sy, N y. Clts.