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ExIeaAnos TO TExAs-The Galveston Civilian and
Gazette of the 10th instant says
Emigration 10 Texas 10 likely TO be immensely in
creased shortly Throughout all the older States the in
terest Deep wide and Increasing Some coming inn
rnediatsly Others after while, coming TO look,
Others waiting reports from their friends The emgra
ton eYen now pouring into Eastern and Northern Texas
where corn and wheat abundant is very large Why
Texas is not more sought is mystery Honestly there
is not such another country in the Union Sach har
onious continuation Of Ssfy Of scenery ferfy Of so
and keahfnlsess Of ciia be found, in opin
ion anywhere else And now, just before the railroads
through every part Of the State which they win short
Iy do is the time TO purchase land.
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CALLIoPr on TIE ALABAMA RvKR-The Montgomery Adj
vertiser states that Of these wonderful musical
instruments recently placed upon Of the steam
boats plying between that city and Mobile The captain Of
the boat adds the Adverser asonished the nsive by
bidding them adieu to the of Rory OAorea Fish
er's Hornpipe,' Life the Ocean Wave &c He was
responded by the excited multitude by shouts Of sp
plause
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IsrERloa pEpAnrnENr.

Cainese Sugar Cane in MinnesotaM F. NJ Fullerton
of Saltwater Minnesota Territory writes that he planted
last year Chinese sugarcaue which he received from
Mr. Rice from which he raised several quarts of seed He
planted the in his garden in June and it up
wards of eleven feet in height when II perfection
Mr. f. thinks that the will do well in Minnesota es
pecay for stock feed In conclusion be adds that shond
have time he win test the this year for syrup aud
sugar.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-21

TRrarr wrrH PARasuar.-The Naeioaa5 Argentine Of
Psrana contains The Official coreepondenrc between Mr.
Marcy and ST. ysqaer Secretary of STATE of Paraguay
also between Colonel Fitzpatrick American special agent
and ST. VAsqus in reference the treaty between the
United States and Paraguay showing that all
have TINS Car proved fruisioes
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TREASURY DEpAKrNEsT.

The NeD Pol Once and United States Courtroom. al
IadanaposThe Secretary of the Treasury has given
William H. Thomas OF Washington city, the contract for
the construction Of the post Office and United States
eourt-roos authorized be erected Indianapolis Ia
diana for the Of Sssess 10 that bling the lowest
bid.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

following drawn Of the Maryland Consoli
dated the teus Carroll County class ID drawn
March -, 1857;
IA SC 81 % 81 81 6s 81 "a 20 SO 50
following Paiapseo
Lottery, ciass &C. drawn March 20, 1857.
% IL G "a lG 65 20 so as % CT Al
r. FRANCS Co, aaAsgets.
ID, H. McPHAIL, Commissioner.
Mar al--lIf
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ST.. LOUIS March 2o-The Memphis Bulletin learns that
the Kansas river overlooking banks and had carried
the evee nundtng the country and destroying stock
and other property the value OF The evees
the head Of Cyrus bayou had swept away and whole
plantations submerged The river higher than during
the great rise Of 1874.
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L3K REsTThe IN known, fine threesioy bIiek dwelling,
with back buildings, sih stree' oppte
raj Post Once lately occupied b. Colonel john Fnrnsy Tho
house IS large and with all the modern
hath
There connected with The brick stabe
epise The suaieAiR elevated,
airy position, ghbofhood. VIII bo rented furnished
anarnhed lease, desired. Inquire o. Cod John Fosney,
al Marshal oove on street, between ih and iS where he
will remain for few days
tQ-dSr
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CoURr on REcOScnIATIos.-lt s stated that bill has
been introduced in the English Parliament by Lord
Brougbsm TO proven, litigation BY providing courts Of
reconciliation The judge Of the court viii bear the
ties at STRIFE ana give bis advice and opinion the mat
ter II the parties abide thereby the agreement win be
6nsl and binding.
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Posr oyYicE DEPAarnKsr.

Ner Pos 05soe-The Postmaster General yesterday es-
tablished post Office at Great Falls, Montgomery
county, MARYLAND, which viii be specially supplied from
Georgetown John A. Thrift esq, was appointed post
master
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navy DEpARrNEsr.

The Ndpal CourL--The consideration of the case of
Lieut. R-W Meade who dropped by the late naval
retiring board resumed to-day The time Of the court
consumed in the examination of witnesses in behalf
of the government.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
March IL, iS57
Notice hereby The loans OF lh Uri
ted Stairs, that this department. win purchase
day OF June next, uaess the 81 500 900 previously
oatained and will in addition The
dais Of The last dividend ,sers Together
with dsys additional interest money vendor
The following rates Of piemiun saii stocks
For The stock a 1892, premium OF PER cent
For the stock OF isi5 and 1885, per cent and
the stock Of 1850 commonly called Texas indemnify ock
premium OF per
Certificates Of sock department. under this no.
ee must be assigned 70 the United sae party duly entitled
to receive the proceeds
Payment Tor the stof assigned made
drafts the Assistant York Pha
de pha al The opon Of the parties Money
which should be expressed accompanying the cern
Gates. HOWELL ropa
Mar i3-dtlstiunef Secretary the Treasury.
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NEw YoRK, March alFurther advices by the Alps
that the Chinese at Canton had captured American
ter and that great aneasiness felt concerning the fate
forty American sailors who up the river supplies
bat had not returned.
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After lingering iuess Indianapolis sdara ON the Ism
Instant Hon. WIN. J. BROWN, member sslh and q
Conge Assistant Postmaster during admin
sraia and FOG The lat four Of
Department for Indiana and Illinois.
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TIE Claw Monument.

LOUISVILLE March 20.-The of the Clay
ument will be laid at Lexington, Kentucky, the 4th
July The GRAFTON will be delivered by the Rev Rct
et j. Breckenridge, not by Edward Everett reported
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b Y Il ELE G II A p H.
Wssfera Navigation,

PrrssuRG March 2oThe river rising here. We have
six feet Of water.
CscrssATI, March 2o.There are Eve feet Of water in
the channel from here TO Cairo.
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National Agricultural Fair
Additional By ne Aips.

LorrsvrLLE, March 2o.The National Agricultural E1t
bton will be held here the 5th of September next
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OFFICIAL.

James BaeaanGu, rreienf Of s United saes Of -faa
all riom e may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited thar Emil
spsngenberg has been appointed consul or Prussia Mwane
Wisconsin, do hereby him SUCH and
exercise and enjoy such powers privileges
States
In Testimony whereof have 10 be made
PATENT and the seal efthe United affixed
Given under my hand, the city Of Washington
IL 81 day OF March, A. D. 1857 Of The
United States Of America the elst
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By The President;
LEWIS CAss Secretary OF Stale
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By J. c. rlcGuiIsE, Auelsonrer.

a.,,,,- -. ,,.,,,,. -, ,1,,..,,-,,,a,.., -
- pvbian = a. r,,s.y ~. ~ -
oclock al The residence q the Hoa Jsaon Davis
and q streets, shall sell nis furniture and effects
Handsome
nnasa 40 q 'afss ffenehs
ae o b,ue ana rold brocsee eovea fprn,ue
ofwo a-tese and four parior chairs
ROSEWOOD msfsie Top centre tables
usasso.ne 1,s.tes ma ses cn,.,.a. ,h eo,;.. IA
iaTes eome,eIe - ~ M -
csrsed parior furniture aamssk
Glttrane per glass; sae, and bracket
sue az nsborany p,uxs ovrrd nay,or f,r.,,.
Leather srm NJ reclining chairs
hail consisting and fcnG
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"a m v g. BoGss rssresssniiy insesu.s mia nsesss
" and the pxhic removed his ocs
No s5t south
srcsss. where happy fien<s
who may require psofes.ionsi ssrviess.
March ie-codt,
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Gy-Church OF the Aseerxsan Epssrop~s !
street, between eth Henry Stanley rertof
Services every sunday n and az p pews
seats apply 10 The sexton.
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WasBrscros socIrrr-A New York paper, which under
takes to set itself up oracle says that Washington
contains more and perhaps better social elements
any other city Of the United States Money business cot
ton stocks fade into the dim distance Power and intel
eence are the dees worshpped and Of the ceveres
and most accomplished people ia the world have really
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members Of the Jewish congregation in this city are
beginning make preparations for celebrating according
to the customs of thsir aibes the feast of the assop
in commemorston of the passing of the Israeites
when the rsborn of the Egyptians perished and of their
escape OF Egypt 1t on the 9Th Of April
next 1.-THE fret full Of spring. which is the 18th
day Of the Jewish month Nsan Of their yesr 5sl7 and
lasts days During this time they only mszo
unleavened bread because their fathers left Egypt in
such haste that they forced to take their dough in
their breadroughs before 1t leavened and bake
it For this call the festival the feast of un
lesvened bread
The mazo, which win be used In this city has been
ordered from the manufacturers Baltimore and New
York. for It'll not correct Gas recently stated In some pa
pers that il Is only baked in the lastnsmed city, It
made Of the finest wheat -four and of the puress water
kneaded by wooden lever afterwards rolled out between
wooden rellers and then cut into disks by machinery
without being touched by human hand. 1t looks and
tastes like sons kinds Of watercraekers and is very nice
although rather meagre food for entire week
During the Feast of the Passover there will be services
at the temporary synagogue which nearly opposite the
City Hail. and where Mr. Meei dictates as reader of the
Divine Word. The society II win be recol.ected, was
chartered by Congress long ago and at very distant
day it win erect synagogue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

Dr.. Hawkes. Lectures on the EthuOlozy OF
Anerica.-1he LcctuT, Of the Course VAL b. DELIVERED
- top< CAspe ia Broadway. MONDAY - kNlNG, kco.
: a; u ocoeE Tickets tie Course Of Th-ce Leares
- Al The follow rs Plsces The A'io' Hos'e NseJ
nstS No 81 Broadway, 4 : krNrcisA Co.. NJ - bs A.
~ CroWcn NJ. 80 BIoa3wSy. ESsn AciD'yse, n.
y. bIoadWsy, Thomas n stanford No 81 Broadway.
NJ. ". %. f.-The r. W Grand EncAHPusut oi Sou;ssI3
80 or vii hold il ssMi-ANSUAL SESSION =: Odd
rvvSSss Hal. 81 Grad Apd Ca MONDAY
~'AAN0i fSA. :, .; = o'cloch .. IN. Bv order.
JOIN DAVIES, Gscs S..es.
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THE TRIBUNE MANIAC for 1897
II

T'Hk TRIBUNE al MANIAC for 1857,
Il NOW READY.
In addition the usual csndAI rase, and Astronomical
C.Iclston. THE TRtB USE ALMANAC contains:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS,
BE- sste, Copgrssopa Districts and Counties for lso care
hly compared with the reforms of former years
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS-, contsnsed.
TIE GOVERNMENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
LIST OF MEMBERS or The PRESENT CONGRESS
,rdt the next Ar elected, classified POLITICALLY
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DOlNGS IN KAN
sAs p4r- me past year
AN ACCOUNT or TIE REMARKABLE CONTEST
FOR STEAMER Of the House
AN ARTICLE on THE STATE or EUROPE
Az ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
pALkFR and his Flhb1srer COMPANIONS IN NcarAEuA
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS Of TIE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections, Meeting OF Lssss
cures &c.
THE PLATFORM or TuE REPUBLICAN PARTY
Nth >oudr ed statement 4 those Il the DEMCcRATc and
ANERIcAs Parties
The JEFFERsONIAN ORDINANCE or 1854 docu'
uar not generally accessible sd which bad bean al pied
would 1.ye made Kru'uoty, Alabama Mississippi and Traes
pee c Sat4s Three years the Ordinance q l7s1 sp
,irable only to the Northwest Territory VA adopted
Single Copes l.. cents pr dozen - P~T i' PoTAs.
on the ALMANAC cash. prepaid ceHts each when Eoi
1.,oae Orders nclosnE the oasb repeatedly solicited.
GREELEY Il McFLKArH.
Tribune Ofhce N.Sv York
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SONGS AND BALLADS. by SIDNEY DYER

~ vol. Nth Steci Portrait Pncs = rezt.
II his trtt volume Il might s-lf
n he uutil1e Ia; have preceded a. very
~ cFtea but volume u OTiEu Socss L. 49, stAal
direct con'TAs ~h The been .s.u,a
before IT, ~ pncPA V1e Of ~hrh By ii bs .OEs
winters ~ he "a
Bat NOS Il he Sage here collected ne; much
favor coElec:po wiki the melodies which
ben pub5sbcj hoped hat degree A. ssst Of he sane
ArkgcAs:sn - Il - them N .his f1r1-
sESLpCN, Bl-akIAANk Co. Pshi.kers
Se .i'Sps.it
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AMERICAN MI Scum.

DARN Ms AMERICAN MI scum
ID ANOTHER NEW LOCAL PIECE-Wr:iss cN7rvssiy
or III, essba,hutut. hy to- successful suihor The o.
phsns Dream The Cd folks 81 Hone" -utilei:
GOTHAM. or. DAY LIGHT AND GASLlGHT Nra
scenery and hT.sn scce,sries. and gotten Up thc
cousuInDscly &uish-d and satisfactory THIS N
cav RIE<lNO Feb . ., o-lo,k krAaN Martin Nj & ".
C,,ise; NA%aioe Nertant NJ. HadAszy Morn. Peytou.
NJ Ltvck Emily WSN.AHs. Mss Mestayer. Reside
Which POSTUkISrlC CONb OH TONS 90 .vleorst-J
Arabian AIils,c. AFTERNOON. =, y BACHELORS TOR
MFNTS PLEASANT NElGHBORS. wonderful Performances
Of LIZ SERPENT d. DESERT Bt,i- the LIVING
PHANTOM thc LIVING SERPENTS The HAPPY FAMILY.
Apd al be othe! c.TiosltieS LADY FRANhLINS POUSD
CANE presented rs hef the late Of toe AIc sark
Rrsol4tr usy De- Admission ) cel:s eadtv.
uai,r TO- !. cents
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The Hon. ta-siu. VI. lay Will LeCturr =, p 4
y0fSG Mn : CESTRAL REPUBLICAH UNION ., he
B,osdvsy Tshe1ase on FRIDAY EFEHISG, Feor as
so.rck s.b-Ct. Tie Efe,t ci S.averJ 1pon -. ROT
Whoa 4 10 s''- k's Z c~Lts cot - Be- La1 % ;ae
rooms e tne Uro No ~ BiosdTa sL1 .. Ne q o. DE-
ev.-.fs u ~. ,.ctu-.. CEPHAS eRAISERD.
Csa'-rar f l.. Com
Friend4, Institute Lecture.-Th- SiVh 4 ~ Co.-se
% 70 - sIv~n ~ JAHt~ HYATT THIS EVESiS9 IN %
ms, Z. = c,loc, It.te 81 ~ ne h~.trrst
Nseug slbe,t: TIE Fofut;5n, Pr1p%r-"', 80
sa5 Dang n S'e>rn'
-pirtualism.-CORA HATCH. tL@ deeply .o;e'ss'rg
Tr.icc hp4ak.Ac A. vi 10 S;yyesin: l1stlt4
BIZ sdwsy opI1.ite Bords. THIS EEfSlNG romn~rcas
a. = Hsr ora'or 81 Ald p,eA po~"Ts az" '''1oH
&C ,A"o Almss.o u. csLts.
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special Noticc.-Appisstou having been made Il the
Common Ucuu,i ,r STAGE LINE OF Twenty hyc Omni-
hOscs through Lnns.u itue place IAN =; and broad.
way fbc Special Committee Vt the board 90 A.dfme Will
meet MONDAY, trb. {? 1877 AZ IA o'clock M in Room
No Ci,y Hail oi Ac puP'c OF srordus hearing "a al pa
fscs Interested 10 sac matter.
Ala WILSON } Special
AID. COZ LITER, - glr....
NIA HMM NNOu-u'tNF.
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6onses ano farms Uauts6.

HOUSE WAETED.-I wish 20 purchase
II HOUSE and LOT IN BROOKLYN -ssy IL sceess ths
fsitoo or Waist Fsrnes Phoe from "a % s+eo Ad-
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Nfw Publications.
WORCESTER's SERIES or
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Consisting
J. WORCRSTERS UNIVERSAL AND CRITICAL Dc
TIONARI.
WORCESTFRS ACADEMIC DICTIONARY
g. WORCtSIFRS COMPREHENSINE DC rlONARY.
l. NOKCF sTfKS ELEMENTARY ID, IlpNAk1.
D. wore ESTEHS PRIMARY DICTIONARY.
To show What e,iinsIu these btks sr' hrl4 u VIII D.
proper hey emily bcu introduced INTO the
Public Schools Boston. tnubtce New York Ba'in'
Wa,bius'ai D. t. Ss OIl,aus s. Lol.s, Clirig'. Bg1o,
r. A.;.r aud many Ys-es which 'hc = noois
tgh.s excellence. To tdl mon o" t' tnoly,
recent letters comcudaon haSe been from VI
Everett Pr.sco living Bancroft, and other mem who's
who's prsc0c knowu 10 BE- 10 c,uiorn ~l.h then a
IT,s,ed opiI laIs.
Tho Hon Edward Everett says have made clus'au' lse
Sir. Norc,-rs ID orAes sine th'f hrs' p1bica ion
orA, graI by snc pronunciation resent - r 80 an
ID, approved % oIr LANGUAGE III Gesui-
tioI seldom ica,e anything % t'sir'"
Horace Nam expressly s'ys IL Oh my Whiting spettr;
or'hoTarhy nd pronuH contAnet ~ Wo-rcsess
Dictionary
IT, Hon Charles Sumner says The Universal Dictionary
constantly md almost daily siuc" lie publ
caion. have 10 hesitation m calling the best piact al DC
loLAry in the English 'tngua.c'
Otber gentlemen the efc, md in pin,
be BY heI ~rugs tnet ,y dcs'gG a. con-
form go The approved usage, when Dr. NoceseT cco1
nice the standard Authority, aud 90 which hs Dictionary
purpos be- hc exponent The innovation, however psIsi
BE- Invented hy man. however leaned AID ingenious,
ought and prevail AGAINST She u>s~ ot me
English ang Gao there BE- ANY iILe Aue a. dal
q other fhr best Am,
MORCESTFKS QUAKrO DICTIONARY
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WATER POWER, with Or without FACTO-
w RIEs for SALE and 70 LIT =, M.t,e.v-a n r a
boar r9E Esw YORK In9oir. e. No ~ Coun.sn4ts -
T. sCRkhCk. ,sen. H.st-a~sa N Y.
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Jnstrutilon.

ROYS practically trained for busness.-MR.
- DOLBEAR No. SO Brusdwsy. rsins boys Tor s-b
IRA spess b.l-ss in superior Prseeal manner they
al .cquir- manly habits b-cofns sles 10 szures Y.of
xriters practical booskespers and learn moro IN o.
saAster years ordinary shools Eaeh stgd-n, h.
g.y0 ~ -"
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CD IN WRITING; BOOKKEEPING $40
- COs i'm Unlimited ALGEBRA, ARITHxE-
III &c g ts--I1@-e hzhIy mportsn; ,asxht
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1870 ~ np'rlns rsrusi.ss place Mn ia asr ogsIao q
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Go Ubcm il man Concern

pNERTISING V. b PALMER the Agent,
~ Tribune Budus reserves ADVERTISEMENTS tf pnbhc anon
IA he atty country ueNspap~rs - al he state
CCIDENTS caused iron III RNlNG I II ~
~ ~, entirely prevented By usins th" PAlhNl NUN
RTBBFR SAFfrY LANP ,lirh cannot t- AZ, 'Si'd "f
b.. led h- shiel %" ulnst economical jan low
Ill 10 " .a.Fe SAL - 'uupt.tu Us
n Wv COMFY IN She Iuci.se st,upt' n NWAhl RNI
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
y erisp' ~ o. As 6Rts: PAINTINGS put upoo
sn.sNs- Vyss DAY 1s kvlGSG, AaaS.aAres - s~ttA
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Just Plbhsa-d
DR. OF. FAY LER LEV IS's
4 SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE
Bere reply - ile Criticisms u Prot "a 40 others
The 81 DAYS Of Creation.
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krmonstrRnce- OF OWNER and Occupants Of proper
L"SiDgto GtaiucrcN fstA aud ltVAe PScr
IL CsiShtskncnt V line OF oLhuses 90 those streets
\. p MAbury Peter Cooper,
!. T. Coll }. " Gerard,
NAlcs tine q H.I jaime. HArTe1,
n. Coulhus. Norman Waite,
Lew Cook x T. WoodWars
X Bromy, FdUafd Cooper,
John HI Glover A ID Nelson
EfSstus BROOKS Homer Franz. y
Horace Nchst,r William 4. pa i.c.
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AelAder Vi. Lawrence. Edward A Strong.
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Charles htlGtN. (S.nArine Nj, he'll
th4S h. MSynSId. Henry TrowbrdSe
William r N,Stt D., Samuel fros.,
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Henry BAyhs, Mr. James q. W.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

CHALLENGE to the WORLD.-Oh Doctor
- WATKINSON cbal' nFes the world 20 produce afDl-
CINE that has cured o Consumption Liver Com
plaint sc &C. than bs Celebrated Pl LNONAClAn rev
ts used aceorJng tor Bronchial affections ~
H. Throat Dyspepsia Cough Cod., Lsot Appetite also ',r
Worm. f.. ,qual cannot be found Depot. No ~ Broad.
ysy Nv Yots Pu,s ~ per bottle Druggists aud country
m,rahAnt. anrpIe ed on l.lAL bic IeIms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

All persons opposed Ia the New stage Route
thIough aid lining pace ATE requested 20 meet
thc Board \. lDTutu the IiN
Ra'L Room Ne g. At n O'Clock MONDAY, Feb :, 10
IvnioI stIate Asalust said measure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02
Boaro ano Boone.

DOARDING-At Nos A. and q East Broadway,
ID fo G-ut.uen and tAeiE Wives, ass toT 'nse U nem"a
F.rl..i!Ss Tor nrr
ITO LkT-rO 4 single gentleman an elegantly
furnished PARLOR Il pirate family without rn tIen.
lucur. A. No % Au.-y-,t Reference required
XNrANTED-By yodng Nan. a FURNISHED
w ROOM wan PARTIAL BOARD. 10 one Of the crosse
.tf4-. b.tWt.u H.l an AuIt A-crss. ~tA t-sHs
a. T. b Tribune Ohc-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

REAT BARGAIN.-sgperi0r FARM, 70
VI arr.. ~ Bedford W~sche,sr. lear the s,ation rood
Dweilz toass Bare Stables Oufbolsss &c "a abundAno.
& l- very gla.4 oIt-appes P~ar ps.nhs pi1tns,
noes cAerIes Espss rDpbsrnts -tfA"o@rres c4nts
s. fancy and ode never falling rIe.ni-tH0 Nehs
Pre- eu.y 20 IS lie bound West Terms F7y
rasy
5siD Al BLEECKG.I CO.. No Brsrd't
KANZAs LANDSLIDE Trustees Of the KAN
IN las LAND TRU ST conH 20 receive denss IA u1s.,
.ppy tb- purchase and se Of Lar d IA ksnras
sL.r,s "a rer.r. Ind 100 sD~cA iny~susDts in TO~s
Lot. e farming Lar Il 81 KAll.s mails ordered.
sIb.erp'iou f v-stn.Et bf n. o4tio1
Of and ruT.,. or o further nf,naoa sppy 70 10 Treu
.re< pet.orA.y - By sitter II No Winter Boston.
JOSEPH LYMAN, Trsassrsr.
VIZ IS PApEs !5S SiSSaAs. Trustee.