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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

iIresistib'y moIded snd chapel By the geaius Of
S!sStr7 bow lie il to escape from the stmy, scalT
cssP Of the serpent thus tientiy winding around
Doyou think tie carries. advocates Of Free
ecm IN tie Territories are fool, You my
O cheerful subinit"-of couIse you w.ll-to Whist
ever be i've shareholders and two or three dough-
facts On the beech Of the Supreme Court mT be
rtady to utter ca this subject; but cot one man
who really desifes the triumph Of Freedom over
Slavery in the Territories will do go. We may be
corsraired 10 obey as law whatever that tribunal
-tall put forth; but happily, this Is county IN
which the People make beth law and judges, and
they viii tIy their strength On he issue here pre-
reutfd.
Mr.. Buchanan promises tn protect the People OF
KArsss in the enjoyment Of Popular Sovereignty
We sisl be very gsd 10 sse tbs PRONE fulGllcd.
Tie innocence with which oar nex Chief Mags-
trate (e'ictates himself on TIE prospe 4 Of speedy
end Of all seita. respecting Slavery, is refresh-
Ig. The overthrow Of the Missouri Restriction.
tie suhjugston Of the People of Kansas to the des
potic rule Of the Missouri oligarchs BY such gentle
uceus Is TIE fraudulent election of the bogus Legs
ls.ure, tue sack Of Lawrence and the murder OF
mary Free State men, having brought Us so near the
Millennium, we shau zee how speedily its inner
sanctuary is s.taincd. Let US watch and WAY
But ut us whisper in your ear Mr. President, thl'
true Peece follows Justice, and cannot be secured
b. The mos. elaborate yaInsbes Of egaEzed Wrong.
Mr.. buchanan reads u q lecture on the blessings
Of tie MON, and the strocity Of calcGlatDg its
value. which We trust the chronic dIsuuonists
mine tennis Of whom voted for hmm will take 10
heart
The new President proceeds to reprobate coz
ruption IN high places, d,precate extravagant e1-
pendures, approve the reduction just effected In
The Tarh, condemn appropriations for dubious
enterprise, recommend A increase OF our Navy
(Which we trust viii not be made), and
rather siugerly recommend the construction
Of Military Road TO the PaciGc-ey which
we trust he means Railroad, though he is
very shy Of ssyip it. He avows himself op-
posed TO NEEDING in tie domestic concerns OF other
ma ions, except such meddling shall be esseohal to
our Own safety-an ominOus and, We think, need
ess exception. He would have Us treat all nations
humoDely aud Ustly-thst is, ss he explains IL, no
wore than We treated Mexico In stealing Texas
AID msk Dc her sell Us California by means Of
clutch on her throat and pistol al her ear. We
think his illustrations will be held BY fore gil powers
to weaken The force Of his pIeccpts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

We yesterday ssvou5 tie new Secretary Of Stie
viii fneLc!y Int & :te appointment OF his Cnsf
hssstsLt; ana Ne nov deem it proper to add tina.
THU We have right "a offer sugses,i,cs ~ The
sort q Il al cistnguisbet Minister Tar rk,ErNr
the fire. emong AL tes journals Of the wooi 70 make
hir buchanan aware Of the popnety Of ii og the
State Department with tie venerable statesman OF
MicA gan and hOm that day nave s,esiily adhered
30 Our Candidate while pn, Of other organs Of opinion
vae vcheneady sreetrg and nockiog Il, him. Nov
at Las, we have tie proud satisfaction Of seeing that
NJ. BuctsrAr has spPr cis,ed ard followed II adj
vice and xe trust that Gen. Cass will rot prove no.
grateful TIE least acknowledgment ne could make
would be to gracefully accep, nomnsion OF Asss.
a.. Secretary. NLlh 60 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

TIE grou receipts from the New fork Canals
the past year, as reported BY the Auditor OF the
Canal Department, were $?,7i9, l33 49, aud tie
expenditures for collection, superintendent and
repairs during the year were S7co,633 40, leaving
the sum of ST. 9G2 500 the total clear revenue Of
the CaLsb, sum entirely inadequate TO meet the
constitutional appropriations and require gents,
Which, according to the Auditors report, noun, in
the aggregate TO 50 ~, 3s9 ". The question
then arises how is this deficiency Of sl,3l4e99 o.
TO be supplied In our opinion there are but two
ws,. Of doing this: one is BY ta1aton-the other
by equalizirg the tols and We must chose be-
tween hem.
There are many wegbty objections against
making up tbs deficit by resort TO direct tax.
Sucn q tax would operate unequally on different
sections OF tie State For while some sect Ons have
derived vast immediate benefit from the canals,
70 others they have been the source only Of an nd-
rect and remote advantage Besides, such tax is
unnecessary. Its object can be accomplished more
easily and justy by other means. BY eqlalzing
the tolls We can not only raise the requiEei sum
bu. remove the evil which has produced the
present difficulty.
The Erie Canal was constructed for tso ends:
to develop the resources Of the State Itself aud ~
attract the trade Of the Western States: both of
which have been attained. The lateral canals, on
the other hard were built 10 accomm date
The regions in which they lie, aud to
serve as fes ders to tie business of tue Ere Ca
nal; std, as general thing they have proved suca
n -
tie tIsde Of the American and Canadian shores of
Lake Ontario ITO tie Erie Canal, has coma to be
used Tor tit rect sud less beneficial purpose. Tue
we;lnd SHIP Csrsl. constructed By private com.
Pany. but subsequently assumed By tie Cs1adiaa
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.,s c,r.n srunss sri.Sou.y a. this sssinsss u Ia

vste organ grunss gri-~cu,'y at this estinsts n Ia
rovrrs, Su, it i. cot grieved into sry wsd IN. n
Solfcfy declares that it printed aid distributed
5000 worth If p.urh'es eurins the l.ss can
pscu. for uh CD it has not received g ceot and
sdes: 1--WE tsie 1t for grated that tie Oeas
"crstic reubefs Of the next C'nsfe" vii look 70
"the utsrss. Of the party in deciding this qaes-
"nou, and to tbeu We rSdiiy leaye the nsaer.'
s. its pubnc printing is .o be sesto ard accord
"'ng to TIE interr~t, Of the pnty." Wei tesce
is ore ccutort: # tie Democratic" members Arc
wise, The Ua,Sn wil not &c, il.
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have beer f., the wantcfeIenplsy vibrations cat
par, Of Hslett Un)ess, indeed, come born negro
owreroded him fiou the free joyNco Of that merry
making to ss.ist in tie pursuit Of poor woman
Vbc bad fed, wsie her white sisters were dsocIDs
and lsUghing and Teasing from chai-s, from
blows aid from prostitution.
The procession yesterday was also ggscsoay
nal shsltd. Among those who il the character Of
Assistant Marsha" figured N "a PIX scat,
with white rose,te," and CARED 80 baton two
" feet orr, with pink end two iDcAe. deep wss
CD. Charles G Greene Of Bo.ton who has been
f,tttned e. the public crib for many years, End who
hss been brought up to en- especi0l condition Of
IiDgui'ude during the Administration o! the late
Mr. PIERCE He stuck By lis master to tie last,
and mAy now be considered as one Of those cap
tiyes who We're led IN Sk Bachsusn's trium phal
procession. Hallett, who did not march, bat only
danced, must be put into the same category.
We'll, We have bad our procession and our dance.
The festivities aid the fummeree over; the IN
sueuratcn fddles have screamed, and The insugura-
tion trorbones have grubted tier last and noE who
is TO pay the piPerl Mr.. Buchanan and bis friends
have Lad their holiday, have burned their powder
have made their speeches, have accomplished their
double ,huffles. The hard. serious business OF
governing this county is before them. They come
in uDOn the gull cf great failure. Let Us see
how reaI TO the top wave Of success they VIII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

TIE new C.b'ret i, is telegrspted from Wasi-
ireton, is not 10 b. defntvely announced iitodaTi
yet The Lasccsfer fnLaigtse,r Of Monday gives sts
filowIg ss IS probable Composition:
sccvsof, q slsi<.........Lt~Is CAss ct srceIssa
s.c,s-lvt a he Trrdr-,y HOWELL CoBs Of O,,exls.
S-.,,1., ., Ha,......... JOHN FLoYp e yrrsa,.
s,,-,ta., s,ta< AARON '. BRO AN o. r1a
so-,s.,, egr. Iais->v...JAcos THOMPSON Of NJ
p,,s-,,.-- ARNOLD PLUAEs. Of fron.
.,.,r,..C; NATHAN cLIFFoRo, Ct Ne
This makes bad worse. Toucey is stronger
thar Craord. snd either Clancy Jons or Alex
sn6er has far more reputation than Arnold Placer.
Who lid rot make his mark 10 Congress or am
where else. SILL, be may be the man for the pest
but If 90. Nr. Buchanan VII meris the honors Of a
dscOyerer
Clifford was succeeded BY Toucey as Attorney
General under Polk. and We h>ye supposed the
chsI &c wos, if anything, AZ improvements
Mr.. Buch.Dsn wished 10 sppoint one # his ma
eorsl VEG" supporters to place in bis Cabinet
aDc sh,uid rot have giyeO way on tuis point. Ru-
fus Chos.e So Atone! Geoeri. rstesd Of either Of
tie antedlluvnns from New England whose II
variss have 30 peFPle1ed hin, would have helped
the ,c,k Of matters dscr edly.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RESS MR.. BUCHANAN INAUGu-
RATED.

CONGRESS Mr.. BUCHANAN INAUGU-
RATED.
Special Dispatch to The n Tribuns.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday March 4, 1851.
All the appropriations were passed, including
!. 600 600 for water works here.
The President refused TO sign the bill for extra
con pebsatron TO the Clerks in Congress.
Gov Brown has arrived aud goes into the Post
rcpr atioa to Mr. Toucey is revived BY CLANCY
JONES' exclusion. There is some idea Of Mr.
Thompson Of New.Jersey for the Navy.
vast crowd assembled to witness tho eere-.
popy Of inauguration.
Mr.. Buchspan took the oath at quarter past !,
and "a now reading he ADDRESS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05
Dlf IN svor Of Wesnd Canal each ofcofa SO 20
And upon tco..un cargo Of Indian corn of.......tO

And upon tco'ipn cargo Of Indian corn oi'''''''""
The early friends and advocstes of tho O'"cso
Canal did no. ore.ee the injuries to be inflicted on
the ir anccs of the State by the Weland Canal for
we are bound to believe that they honestly stated
their real views in their memorial 10 the Legislature
in l-36, when they declared their belief "tbat no
profitable trade can be carriei on by our citizens
through the Oswego and Welland Canals con.
"jontly.' Nor can any parties DOW interested in
tie Oswego route consistently object to equal cation,
for in this same memorialwhlle denying that any
diversion Of trade would take place-a remedy sim
liar to that low proposed was clearly pointed out.
" But admitting the tears of dlninutiOn of tolls to
"be well founded" say the memOrialists, still
"the State can control this work, and nterdict any
"portion of the trade by discriminating duties on
"ihe Oswego Canal, which must alIay al fears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

Tie Washington UniOa is in painful condition
Of mid about the public printing. The Chicago
TINES has mutnously suggested that the said prlat-
ipg should lot be given to the propretOrs Of the
paper in Washington recognized as the organ OF
tie Adu Iis.rat Cd bat stould be bestO Eed upon
papers in Ohio, Massachusetts, and other States.
thee papers having performed "ten times a. much
rse1Tice 10 tie late CANVAS a. TAs CH,or," Ire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

DART BcsISESs IN K,ssAs RtcoNMgSDFD A
correspondent es nsstly t,commends Ess ern emit
grants TO Their business Of chees .king in
Kspsss ks bone is mace there ard 1t sels fr ~esty
cec,s posnd. Scmu.c. E ed is abundant, sni bay is
TO be lad fer cuIt.rg Cor forty eeats blshe'.
AID cshM feed f,- cs;;le CheaPiy raised sid make
dsiry blnese profitable.
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NttpS1 ork DAILY @;ibnaue
THURSDAY. MARCH 5, 1857.


Ysr California, Oregon aid tie Saa5osel I'LaaS'
viii be ready THIS MORNING a, 10 O'Clock. Il wsh
CONTAIN eli the Latest Foreign aud Domestic News
saoe the salibg OF the last stesms MOney sod Market
Reports, Marriages, Desths, &C. The Illinois, fa
Aspinvsr VIII leave This AferHooa al NOOK
re Mall for California and other parts Of the Paona
VII close ct O'Clock p. Single copies IN "rsFse's
ready 70, mailCg cen he had Ell 'he counter. Pres
6 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-05

The New-Yotk City Tax biz passed the STATE
s. nate yesterday, sod will doubtless be at once
.ieped by the Governor. After the reception Of "a
Official copy Of the bill, Controller Fiagg viii dis
burse freely to the hungry and clsmorous creditors
of fha Citv
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There Wa a sefious riot at Chicago during the
CHARTER election on Tuesday, in which two mel
we're killed. John Wentworth for Mayor, aud the
wLoe Republican ticket were elected.
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Upon . cargo Of eco tuns this difference
would amount 70 $3.50. IL it surpr sing that the
upper lake trade sh,uld be diverted through the
Wellard Canal Is it surprising that the reyeoue
tt the Ere Canal should fall off, But let the tolls
he equabzed; cease TO diminish them unnecessarily
upon any article; rabe then on such a. Will bear
the advance, and the Canal revenues will again as
sumo q healthy condition, increasing annually TIL
they no. only become adequate TO the constitutional
requirements, bu. ultimately af 'rd surplus for
the ordinary expenses Of the State Government
SO great is the difference in the cost OF transport
ing ffeishts 10 lake crsf,s ard by canabos'' that
even with the proposed equalization aud advance of
tolls, difference will still exist in favor Of the
Wellapd Cansl route. The comparative cost OF
Transporting 1900 lbs. Of Indan corn from
Chicseo to Albany, by way OF the Weland Ca
nal. with the tolls increased one.half over last
years rates, and made equal on both routes, aud
with the cost Of transportation on the canal reduced
BY rea.on of being deepened one foot, to 4-lO
mills, the comparative charges for transportation
will be as iollowsi
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SECURITY AGAINST BURGLARS.

H.PRIsG B. Co.'S inPRoyrD CHILLED IRON
BURGLAR PE0OF SAFEs.
rupe Drills Cssss ard cannot be blown open WIN
n, Dr.. late IN til making md adaptation u
sd lee svbscrbers frTul'ing the paoic zoe
most socvfiy and pctlocss now eI
ta osd 20 BE- psceo Inside q banks and o'AsT NE PROOF
y,uits. TO-
aoors J ps,e CHEESE kc AID can by applying
fATEhT FkFrE0oF CoNp0sTtoN be made ire -
V.E thief proof ,
They can wiz, ay Jock sseced BY The plrshs s
TIE bschefs .be 81 n progHctcrs OF Halls fAfEAf
RowDte -PsOov LocK whics awarded PRtzE MEDAL ~
is WoeLDs PAIR Lsdo AL. aud Al the AMERICAN ls'f
TUTy Y it57. IL po' DO picked blosn open with
powder Thy trooacoc upon HerhDgs Safe 80 ye-'s
ago acd uvssly approved Of By those who nov have 'nsm
In a,
r,oprso-sss sole Of Cyse' htent Manageable
Pow dec Proof Look without key OF heyhOle
G. HEAKiNG L Co,
Eos Is5 ~ sid lS9 ~ster-s, corner ofPia>-s,.
And No. 8 Murrsyst., New York.
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CaRYeTINGs AND OILCLoTms.

CARPsTiNGs AND OuCLoTns.
BRVs.Bts rAPssTSy CARPET, 81 per yard.
VkLVEr CASPKr. ~ &c IS Psr yard.
niLCIOTNS. 81 TO g. PCT TsTo.
ussvJ sup~t CARPF-s, o. per yard.
CVkTAlhs CVkrAN MATERIALS
MATrINes, kc, Ac-
Fot rcaseee prices By
PFrpRsON 4 HUNriRHY,
NJ Sss proSi-., cPPosi'e 81 Nsbs - Hot.i.
WIGS !-tlAM- Dyk WIGS !i-BArCBEL oRs
Ssd bsve improvtm-ns peculiar hen
IT, sechfsee al The world tot their grscef bcsn;y,
dUrSbu huiCs - CHARM. TIE largest bet
stack the nc Tvlve private fof sppSins b.
f.cc,s DtE So,a bATCHhLuk's. No. - 81 ,alwsy.
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DIFANCE sALAMANDta 5AFEs -ROBERT NJ

PATeIcE IL che sole Manufacture In the Ubed StaS ne
sve ceb,ted sre asd Pstsat Powder proof Defiance
snd Cros bart, Dvpc. Ne 1872 Psnlst, one door be!o"
EfAsdn lafia
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SPRING Ia1PoeTATIoSs, 1857,

SPRING IadPOGTATIoSs 1857,
AT LAST FATS PHICIs.
Eas an Exhibition q ere superior stock OF FELvfTs
FsyJsT.Y BpUssyIs Tasrr.Pr sna IscRns C.sPCriss,
Import expsessy ths Spnnr trade which uutl rIih.
roioS Sif b. e1 a. LA5r FsLLs PRfCsS The esaI hrs
80 H. xorn SNIrH LOJNsBEEF,
NJ. 4G Broadway, neGs Gf=ndsi.
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P1Anns AND MrLoproAs-GReArB ARGAIs..-

PIANOS AND NELODFONS-HHtfT b9HIfIh
Ovtos 20 alterations 30 made In tho Piano Rooms ~
HiwSg the large stock OF P .sos A.LODEOa " y be
900 1ufins TINS WfrK over prices thsn ovor hSors
Ca,teI IL this city. Pianos aud Melod'ons 70 rent
HORaCE WATEPs, AGENT
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c,r,r,me At ecsbles yssses 10 psss from tie upper
.IAses 10 Osxrgo and there transhp the freight Of
.,e,. d,,tart Sts.es, for wrose use toe Era Canal
r,, Init Tes.. b. usirg portion Of the later
xc,k. h,.s foreign sac correcting en'erprse Seec
able 10 swsu rs rr7enues. shle diminishing oGrs
To meet hi, stste Of things, - have un~eey
,e.o,.ss Z. the ~ nou, poicy OF retac'rs The
-. m thA Frs Csn.l, instead Of meeting the
a,neulty By Discrimination in aose tolls le''
-x,o-. u r,duc:son wss cr!y temporary e1pe-
di.p,-nsrely diminishing the oiherence IL 'ns CoS'
Of Transportation By the tIO routes ai'c uo' U''s
sw.y with TIE difference itseis.
Wien tie Canals were 6rss opened TIE Fes'e's
rsv;gsiirg tie Lakes were mostly Soc''e's u
small size. A business Increased and comPeU'oo
aro.e 7e..els of greater burder were 'n1roduceS
AID lat,er'y s,e,u Graf. Of hesvJ tlnraSe are EN-
poysd; Ard these success rye charges have coeap
ened Lake fre ehts that It no costs ou' more
thar "a mills per iun per nile 10 transport go"d'og
steam for the lors voyage from Chicago and 5 mius
for the short trip from Toledo 70 Oswego The
cott of Transporting ty hosts ca tie Ere Caaai n
1856 WAS 40 mills Re, tun per mile. The
co.t OF transporting property b beats OF the Enc
Canal with the additional depth Of water Of one
foot. alrrscy progiced for, and which viii be OBJ
ia ned upon the opening Of the Cansls. Will be
chespered mill per TIN per mile, or reduced ["
40 mill. per nile on 2,Ooo lbs. Of Indian corr
TIE comparative cost Of Transporting 1900 lbs of
Ird an corn last season from Toledo to Albany, By
way Of TIE Wenand Canal and By way Of the Erie
C,na', WERE az follows:
I,is frlrlt 70 u Toledo " 40 nues a. mi 30 =
Csn.! frci,ht 20 Absay......Si miles a. +lo NILS =
CsL al tous e
To'L..... ..''.''': .''.'' ''''''''~' ~
i.l. frrizh. IRON Toledo 20 Os~ego. IS mLes
a,
w., ara Car . freight and tolls 49,. .......... ~
Freisbt m O.veso via o. eide Lsie 10 AIbsnJ
Ts-s Oivcso 70 Trey, vA Oneida Lske.''''''' Il "
No.. IN To-, II d. W.r,rd c,nAl rnn.. ...... o. 70
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kUpTUKr.-On, Pie Medal awarded to MARSH

REDi CING STUCk.
ELtcAsr CHAsDEIirRs AND Gas FixTukEs
Caa be bought at Ia
THNTy PR CENT
below tbs vIua prices Ct
Corr MHITTELsEY,
No G2a Broadway cor1er OF 2ist ~
Cu.NDIIIksS TAXA IN ENcH.NeF.
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CUTAPFSTl PLEASANTEST BEST
Three Ae the thee ehaaoi-rsic. Of LYoNs KsrHaIsoN
Al pronounce 4 the pt-psIson tor the Hg usi
it, iunerse sale 20 ~" bottles per yer ses's ~
a. yv-sN ropu,.h,y fo SEE al dealers br y
Gents PER bottse~ HEArHl WfNCoJP t'.i
PIopri,tors and PcrfuIutrs No. 6j Liberty 81, N Y
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BAIsAM FLOwERS-FOr The grow n, rest0tal4on
and t.utiyips the Human 1t IL uOiseysSly a.
aud superior TO al other
H., for the Hair II ptsveuts from tAlUe OFT
sry strer rhens Hair ou scuIi aud daadrah
a sLes it bsAutifu,i, soh curly and glossy.
ikcFR L Co. Chemist, and al Druggists
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SILVERFLhTk -
rs bio ,esDsovs e. oTued hat lis hsnsH'e rocE
mt. te ssreb out sit''u
hhETY DAYS
" Y DsfLEy Co White marble Stores,
Nc. s3l aud sY uadway Lr.woeD H01stOh And Be-ckers
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$. G. Herring q Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

8. G. Herring n Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
INllE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public bestowng their patron
exhibit all
stock their depot opening
25 Murray street.
ptc the City Hall This enlargement OF warehouse ROOM with the
enlargement Of their viii enable thc subscr
larger stock of fire and burglar
safes than other esnblhmcn' in the world Particular at
nfs for privae families TO match
furniture, tho security OF platr and jcwelry
t.i Also
order all Kinds &C chests vault
vaults. Halls powder proof locks for bankR
Joncs bank lock and Cryger
patent letter lock, without key. Ft@ 3tf taa il
rr fasE .l Hgraa 8. c. HERRING a Co., =. 1. z.
Nos 1876, 13i and l39 Water street. and
t ta No. 25i Broadway corner Murray st., New York.
..fu,.FEtH 4}e Va y. COYIE Il CO., Agents
lH Washington, ID. c.
sf B. W. KNOWLES Agent
Nav 26--ly aet Richmond Virginia.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.. 4H
TINIlIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies, long and fayoraby known conducted by Mss L.
s. English Miss ~ j. narrower, principal
assisted by competent aud experienced teachers In every
department o learning.
Members oCogress whose cali them Washing
may place daughters here their
many have been accustomed to dohc graduates Of this
SEMINARY representing nearly every state the Union
For particulars address l- VI. J. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep I2-eotf Georgetown, D. {.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

,-.H esagf s.tt 7. FLORIDA -4es Ia .g5s .t-sF X
OFFICE DEPARTMENT sept 80, 1851
DR0POSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
States from lt December 1857 TO Both june 1882 on tho
following tho
Contract once Of the Post Oicc IN
partmcnt in the city Of Washington until Of the 18th No
vcmbcr. 1857, be decided on the following day g
Store the pe Of the Foridn raroad by
Hsrlec, Gancsvii and Mcanopy, to 0cala and ba
three q week, four horse ceaeies. s.r , 81
Bidders will state the distance name other intermediate Offices
propose schedule OF departures and arrivals,
making close come xons railroad gettea9Gt
the line Of the Florida rarcad by
New River and ST. Louis TO Newnansvilc 30 miles and
back, three times week In four horse coaches
schedule OF departures and arrivals
making close connexions with tho railroad. sR9a
ss71 From Pcscou (on the line the Florida ralroad
Mddlcburg Is miles and back twice week in twohorse
coach. '-Hf
propose schedule Of departures and arrivals
a making close with the railroad t.,g3
Of proposal and certificate ALSO nstruc
lions contracts
January 1855, pamphlet FORM the principal
Offices 9tssf Etn i&t1&s T4$qAA A. W. BROWN
Oc, 3-lawaw General,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-06
wheeler ~ Wilson.
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