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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12

The court Of appeals, New York, has laid 1t down
rule Of law that individual approaching railroad
track is bound to look If train is approaching 1t holds
great age of progress and their permanent affairs
to postponed to the of individuals 1t holds
that has right to railroad track without
first taking every precaution for safety The
that holds railroad companies to the stctes responsible
y to the passengers imposes upon every who
the track Of these great public thoroughares than
ordinary not to leopard the lives of those who
improvement in the mode of travelling This says tho
Baltimore SUM evidently refers to the danger of injury to
the train, we'll the carriage the highway, in
Of collision between the moving fact which has
been many times illustrated in the occurring the
Camden and Amboy road year since, in
quencc of backing against pair of horses and by which
several cars smashed and many lives lost lie who
without pausing looking, will drive upon rail
road track, is guilty of more than carelessness.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12
WASHINGTON CITY.
MORNING. AUGUST re. 1857,

nS-r JAMS No s2 South tenth street, PhiadephA
general travelling agent by VIZ WELD JoHS Col
IIsz DraSo HAsnur R. s JAsps rHos NcH W. MOI
ms0s W. wHzY, VIZ L. WATERMAN Aux H. CARSON D. K Nus
ny Eaz. \. SWAIN, 4. Asa1As, and 2. DAVIS
EMr JAMES No Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio
general collecting Western Texas by
VILLAS H. THoMAs, Tics NJ JAMES Dr. L. omDs,
GEoRaE Nouns, ard CaARD xAkK Receipts Of either will be good
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12

The principles of the American party must triumph,
or else the country must be destroyed.
[O5serra and Exporter.
The democracy have word to say about that. They
will not allow you to triumph destroy the country
either Again:
Ii we are crushed out party, in 1860 will be
compelled TO Join sectional struggle between the North
and the South and doubt what the result of
such struggle will be.
Which side do You and your party propose to takca
Louisville Democrat.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12

The next steamer from Europe, the Niagara, which
sailed from Liverpool the LIST inst for Boston via Hall
fax will bring the result Of the great Goodwood cup
race auSht with interest to the sporting circles OF
this country, and which decided Thursday Fri
day, the 30th 3st of July We may anticipate the
Niagara to-day tomorrow at Halifax. The chief in
terest of this arises from the fact that it is regarded
in national point of view being the race in which
the boased superiority of the English horse
his American compeer viii be fully and fairly tested and
the relative merits of the English and American systems
of training this noble animal contasted and compared
The prize is massive gold cup value 81 500, and is al
ways magnificent specimen Of art together with large
surplus In hard cash There forty horses entered for
this race OF which three French, two American,
pryor and Poress and the remainder English though
the number of sarters will probably not exceed ten
fourteen. The race is "a miles.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12

Among the passengers who sailed from New Or
leans the LIST instant the steamship Texas for
Vera Cruz were the Hon ]. T. Benjamin, senator il
Congress; the Hon. Pierre Soule ex-senator, and
Emile La Sere. There was also on board Col. Lee
who is bearer of government dispatches to Mr.. For
syth the American minister in Mexico. They all go
on business connected with the Tehuantepec route
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The United States CStohouse and Poa Office at Perth Am
boy NeO JrsyThe Secretary of the Treasury has pur-
chased for 81 900 the lot of Mr. f. NJ Patterson of Perth
Amboy New Jersey the site Of the United States
custom house and post Office for that city.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12

STATE DEPARTMENT.

Pdddg.A correspondent informs us that this port Is
occasionally visited by American vessels for the purchase
of the coffee which is sold at stated periods by the Meth
erlands colonial government Afterwards, II they have
any available room the vessels filed when possible
with spices and other Indian produce or they proceed
into the straits Of Malacc to complete their adng "a
dang the chief port in the Dutch possessions IN the
Island Of sumata and is distant from Batavia about 800
miles There ID no American resident at Padang and
the American trade is limited.
Batavia is the chief seat of authority in the Neither
lands East Indian possessions The colonial authorities
in Java Sunata Borneo Celebes, and throughout the
Archipelago have authority to treat with foreign con-
sua agents without the approval of the heads OF the de-
partments or the governor general at Batavia.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12

The Boston dental convention has adjourned to n''
next at Cincinnati
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12
THE FRICTION IN KENTycKy,

The returns from this State are complete in all es
sential particulars, The congressional delepation
win stand eight democrats to two Lnow-notbines 90
follows
Dist Dist
]. Henry O. Burnett, d. 6. j. M. Elliott td)
2 o Peyton td) Z. II. Marshall * NJ
3. WI. Underwood, *. ny 8. J. b. Clay, td0
4. A. G. Talbot, d. o. j. G. Mason al
5, J. II. Jcwett d. 10. J. w Stevenson, M.)
Garrard, the democratic candidate for State treas
wer, is elected by majority ranging from 10000 TO
IS 600
IN the state senate there win be tie. In the
lower house the democrats will have majority of
about twenty-five,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-12
CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA

The first great public demonstration of the British
government in India on the breaking out of the mutt
ny in the army of Bengal was the issue Of the fol-
lowing most instructive and suggestive proclama-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-05
Resfmaumaen.

Rretngunaen
Ter ,In,tiser" erIdtiut cen Ntmc& uno Samet1e ure
mrt cen rely. Itpnenen ins Sans sc5o6i Der balbiabe
buncmcns tctl9t So wedcr noI GnpNe Der crten
sun, cittri muf SuS,rIroc @brnncnten teltcn
ben 8ra9 ccn 3ausstber tVde Scr 675 ecIuat etu'
ec 9Sret une Nttttilnlcn nsrccn Trotirt erbeten.
&n,ratn unS @tfannmaHun9en al 9r mcrcn un cacnecn
biusaneen auistncmmsn GmalNs Ginrdng enss Sauarcs
40 ti!c rter enaer ttben ctnc Saa so GS peim>iae
g,rutune 10 Gts unb fur ccs weterc Nal rs GtS; r cnn
rna s2eo inr me glena $500 fu ereiNrnate 81 Iur
ftts Mrat s6o0 Gr5trc slnwiacu serhSmfmRe be-
rutt unb Nnen hisrt bic rer gbrnnenn ternesrs Sd~
9un9 GnSn tpnnen bis I'M lbr ete rerbtsbsnen So9cs
an otn bic s}ttlins tritent ein9tiaubt wcrben.
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Il. Iahrgamg.

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
b. HAssEI. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday at
So per Annum, payable IN advance Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFFl iE: 1914. BROAD STREET.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-04-07

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BY TELEGRAPH.
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.
reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1


BOsTOs. Sept I6.-The Democratic Convention
nominated E. D. Beach for Governor.
VIM. G. Godfrey, connected with the Kane ex-
petition, was arrested for stealing gold watch.
and is charged with marrying five wives, the last oil
which he married. to-day.
WAsHrseroS, Sept I6.-Commander Foote of
the soop Of Portsmouth da.iRg at SIAM june
10th, says that the treaties between Siam aud En-.
gland, France and the United Stats are rapidly
developing the resourees of Siam, Several vessels
we're loading for tue United States with sugar.
YIN. C4lhoun of South Carolina is appointed
.'refeteTy Il the legation at Paris
Justice Curtis Of tue Supreme Court has been Of
hciaIy noAheo Of the acceptance OF his resignation
ST. LOUIS. Sept. II "A large ere OCCURRED YES.
terdsy OF Eleventh street. near Market. Among
the sufferers VIM Norris, and Wright & Co
the former losing $4,000 and the latter $40 600.
The other losses amount to $50, 600.
New YoRK Sept. I7.-There is much anxiety
caused by { e noB-arrival Of the steamer Central
America She has 200 persons aboard, including
The crew, aud q nilh5 and a half in gold The
steamer Daniel Webster sails to-day for New Or
I-ans. She has orders to cruise AROUND in search
OF her. The Empire City at Norfolk has received
similar orders.
Geographic dispatch from Locompton saws
the Constitutional Convention has adjourned to the
Sd Monday ia October. The free State delegates
refused seats.
BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE boiler of the tele-
graph -four mills exploded, demOlshing three
buildings, killing four children and seriously scald.
the engineer.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 1.-THE schooner Ida, from
Wilmington for Philadelphia, was picked up of
Cape Hatteras by the steamer Alabama.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-THE discount on the old
Tennessee banks and few of the Tree banks has
increased to two per cent; on the residue from p
to ., mostly q. as charged by the Bankers here.
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p. p. PECK e an.

HAVE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, So y
a just received nom New York. These = =
Coaenss are We believe nner han any TX
broaEhi West Of The Ailsghany Mountains. -
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p p PEcK 8 RRl

INVITE The attention country dealers "a thir t =,
bagEies. We make COED article Nhich We warrant
We have also Ga hand Al Eastern article Ehch we var.
rams igas28.
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Aldermen.

JOIN A. McEwEN, E g.. will serve as Alderman in
'H' Hl'h "aro' II elected aug 24-td.
u We are authorized to announce D. W DoRHs as q
candidate for Alderman in the sth Ward.
~ We are authorized to announce J. W FELrs as a
candidate for Alderman Ct the Fourth Ward
~ We authorized to announce G. NJ. Foec a cam
oidate for Alderman in the 5th Wald aug24
u We are authorized to announce that DAVID Fl.
elected. ' " re
- We are authorized to announce JoHE CoLrARF as a
candidate for Alderman Of the First Ward.
e. We are authorized announce A D. CRE1GyFo,v q
candidate for Alderman Of the Fourth Ward.
~ We are authorized to announce J. p CcIv,s,S q
candidate Tor reelection Alderman in the 9Th Ward
dldate Tor Alderman in the Ward M
EY We authorized to announce Is,1o P,rr. 90
candidate for Alderman in the 9TH Ward
- Z are autaorized 10 announce WILLIAM R. DEauN-
BkANE candidate for Alderman in the Cd Ward
E1 We authorized to announce JoHy K Hrsr .
candidate for Alderman in the Third Ward.
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CANNEL CoAL.-The editor of the Fredericksburg
News writing from KanGwha county, says that
camel coal abounds 10 those mountains and it mus,
prove an Aladdin's lamp to its owners. It is al
most pure carbon. and burns and blazes with a
brilliant light II is broken up in small pieces and
put in large iron retort; heat is applied, and the
result is steady stream of dark olive-coIored oil
The coal, after the oil is extracted makes the coke
used 70 heat the retorts The oil is purified into
pure white color, and produces wax, which makes
excellent candles, while the refuse is used as grease
for machinery, &c. Nothing OF it is wasted. A
busLel of coal makes two gallons of oil. This
company turns out nine barrels day-342 gal
Ions. 1t costs l6 cents and sells for 81 gallon in
Cincinnati
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sULzBAcHER IN THE FIELDl-Our friend Sulz-
bicher, the well-known Clothier of Market Street
has recently returned home from trip abroad in
search OF stock Of garments, cloths, &c, suited
20 the rehned tastes of his customers. He has
Deen em!neny successful and is prepared to 81 ali
WAC may call on him, with the very best and most
fashionable clothing. There is nothing new and ell
egant that he has not pressed into service determ
med as he is, to play second to none in making the
people genteel in appearance-to clothe outward
form IN the ha6iliments of respectabiIity. Don't
forget to call on him.
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CB THos. 7. SMILEY, Esq having resigned the
position OF Grand Representative of the order of
Old Fellows in this State, the Grand Master has
nlIed the vacancy by the appointments of II. K.
WALKER Esq, of the Banner. His appointment
was telegraPhed 10 Baltimore, where e Grond
Lodge OF the United States is about to meet, but
300 late; he having departed homeward from his
visit to the North. He arrived here yesterday.
DIS hne talent and energy of character will make
him an able and efficient Representative.
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FEvzE AGgk-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands Dr. shalenberger's Antidote
few doses viii cure any ordinary case one dose inva
raby stops the ch It contains nothing in the least
degree hurtful to the system under any circumstances
and never produces the unpleasant attend The
use Of Gu nine and other agents in general
every form Of the disease and is the original and onE an
ttd0te for Ad1dria.
Ask fof Dr. shalenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote
and be sure pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 so. Sole Proprietors A. t. SEAL
LESRERoER Co., Rochester, Pa. aug4-3mdtriEw.