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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
BOSTON LOCOMOTIVE WORKS REAL
I'D


suss S I II as9 ia h.
onsv and extends 200 feet to the Commissioners
line comprising Of IL Lees Of which four
solid made land and the balance Ats The extension
Of Abanys, which lie to be 80 feet wide (now under
tact, directly through this e. two additional
valuable fous Of $50 feet each Of which intended for
The Buding. substantial and oommoiOus comprising
q SRiih Sisted Shop Two stos loo feet ou
snd feet vide mkEg the whole length Of this 4O2 feet
connects with side tracks and in every respect hscass
One Buick Building 432 feet long 80 fee, wide add 20 fee.
high esves-dvided by brick partition walls into the following
iroD FOunsry 200 feet long feet wide. well lighted high
studded srd fitted with sgs drying Owns pits cranes &C., for
fOanelics Ia New 0'' " u "'
Bs Foundry wei arranged and capable of turning out 1000
BIsctsiI Shop feet long 80 feet wide, and complete in
Boiler Shop ll2 feet long and feet wide, very light and
airy and IN every respect complete of the business
nsshns Shop By Story Rqdlng 50 feet and
80 feet wide one Of which fitted fOra CoPPesith Shop
Ore Wooden Building in lent order S8 feet long and 81
communicates by shsfting from the machine shop.
Bca two STORIES and s,1S eSsaiaas
hreproef vaults fsce and oil other fixtures to make tn D
There also Wooden Stable number of other wooden
building us-a for bs storing Of iron lumber coal &c
used in the BUSINESS Of the late Company
comptd il this estate and occupied at present by tenants at
The principal buildings furnished throughout with water
there bfick cbernb Of gslons
cspacits the premises.
These heretofore been used for the manufacture Of
Locomotives Marine Engines Sugar Mills &c aud sdnr
big sdspe1 for those purposes the manufacture OF Cotton
Machinery Agricultural Implements &c. the
buildings could be converted into Cotton or Wool Factories
soy other businefs Requiring extensive accommodat
The Of capitalists generally is asked to this property
stuson in Ward NI Of the most aourbiug wards IN
the city aud rapidly neresi9g Ia population ana wealth az
shown by present which addition OF 900
population and 5000 COO - its wealth for the past hve
years make, Of the most promising investments known
more especially extensive frontage renders II capable Of
beg dV' ed into desirable and sasbe los for mechanical and
other purposeA -
large amount Of Tools and Patterns belonging 70 the old Com
p4ny could be purchased parties wishing to continue the
b. iDoss
AgBses may found at the Works No $50 Harrison
sy, On Ne 81 CommeIcialst - - -
Ra.o A., ,.so SARPEEF 5 + 6PEEURY A'.iso.ea
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Hlnsifal Boxes.

y3yE have now on hand large and splendid
w assortment of MUSICAL BOXES, playing O. 3,45,6
10 IL s "a and 3e tunes manufactured by the best makers Of
SWITZERLAND.
nndone. Oyertures Erpessives &c hc accomplishments
a FIIJTE MILLS, DRCMS, and CASTAGNETTES, Gems
om Opens Popular American Melodies Negro Melodies etc.
TOY MUSICAL BOAES playing Il 2, O. and tunes
PAILLAhD & MARTIN, ImPortso,
Musical Boze. repaired No. 81 Maiden lane New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
Gonses to Eet.
Eonses ano farms iDanteo.

A SMALL Family desires PART of a HOUSE,
N with modern improvements and facilities for housekeeping
References given and required Address stating and
Der Of rooms, Post Office, Box No 2,47.
NTANTED-A HOUSE and a half an acre or
more BAND within 81 miles Of the city the
Hudson River Harlem New FORK and New Haven Railroads
Terms be reasonable Address A. b. c. Box No 1854
Post-Ofhce, NewYoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
,w SCHOOL of COLUMBIA COLLEGE,

Aw SCHOOL of COLUMBIA COLLhuEs,,
nnWwyoRK The ensuing term Of this nssltuton thi
- Ne ~ a. Il . Law School Bulldog No 81 LasystsR1e,
eo FDs TSDAY Sd O;sober and Continue uh ''
v,iaII. Of May thereafter.
Tn inst,u ion will be conducted by
prot DWIGHT, In Municipal and C'mnercih Law
p,of LiEBER In Political Sciences
prof MARINE, in Ethics;
pproS GRpROSNAUX In Medical Jurisprudence n, \,
Fcnr prizes Of $3.50. of t2Oo. Of $50 ald 81 tiy
dsd AZ the end OF the term 10 tue four students VI so
ssiienca who .hal have attended all tbs Professors
Tcms AIS In advance admitting tbs studsn 70 al Io
torres. aud 70 the of the Library when mss o'en
Jagged. a. cr,.prps ZINC LII d.,
rI OF Tmp asbs 10 Prof DWIGHT No 81 Lsti! cite
VIC ., 90 eber Of the und, rsxnsd members Of the Law
49, comr,ittss of the Tustees OF tho College.
o'nooi "O - SAMUEL 3. RUuGLES, ID
HAMILTON FISH, .,
G0UvEREEUR M. OGDEN,
t}N0ROE Il STRONG,
WILLIAM BETS. ..,,o,,,
A. VI Gan, I 1870 ALFX ANDER W. BR ADfORD.
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Bnil6ins Editorials.
ROOFING and SHIP

DATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING and SHIP
II sHEATHING FELTS-The cheapest beet and most dura'
bic ever offered 70 the public lncose stamps, and circulars
samples &C. VIII be- forwarded free Agents wanted for city
and town None genuine unless purchased Of AARON DE-
GRAW No 22 South st. sole agent for tho United ststss
Ck00G0h Co, Londoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
Go nbcm il map Concern.

A GENTLEMAN in NETWORK addressed q
"A letter to VIM NJ BROWN. New. Lexington, Perry Co..
Ohio Containing number Of intsrrogstones letter has
been Lost and address forgotten IL the aforesaid gentleman will
address r M. BROWN, Thoruvile Perry County Ohio his
communication will be promptly attended TO-
MARY JANE HANSON, who lived in New
M York about 1849 1880 will hear d something her ad.
vantage by railing addressing note to No $50 LeOnsrd TO
JOHN DICKSON N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
furniture.
Gntlerp, 6aroware, &r.

A A. THOMSON 81 Co., No. 2l5 Water.st.,
~ NewYork Importers and Dealers In Tin Plates Roofing
Plates Sheet Iron Zinc, Copper Wire Block Tin Speltar Lead
nc Also Timers Tools and Machines which they offer for
sale at the lowest market prices
EULLERs PATENT IRON RAILING for
Houses Churches and Cemeteries 10 cheaper than Old
styles JOSEPH l.. LORD, jr, Agent No. t26 Broadway
CTOVES and HEATERS
~ BIBLE HOUSE, No 3 Bible House F0URTH-AV, NY ,
Use the celebrated NESUNIUS COOKING and HEATING
RANGE The heat which from ordinary ranges goss 20 waste
up tie chimney saved and made available the rooms
above without In the least essenng its convenience or
Kitchen Range The Ena Heater IL designed 10 act IN ina
mont basement tire place to the basement paIor and
the pslor For efficiency economy durability aud
safety they unequaed Abundant reference. furnished ON
app iestion. SPAULDING & SrRAITON
No. Bible House thsy N " Manufacturer, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

INTERESTING to DRESS-MAKERS aud
i LADIES gonerally.-Mme DEMORESTS respectfully an
her Grand Opening Of elegantly trimmed PATTERNS
oil ena5s,y nsp and psS1nsi fAkIs 70 this
Broadway Branches No. $40 Cani't No 1884 Peuepost,
Brooklyn No 029 Chestnut It Philadelphia and In az
principal cities Of Union New and beautiful shapes
Mantias Sleeves Wrappers Bssques Capes, and Childea's
Patterns In great variety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
6oteIs.

TRAVELLERS DRIVE DIRECT TO THE
SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
Broadway corner Houston n. Y Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan having all the appointments Of the best hotels
s L. MEAD, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
AT PAINEs MERCANTILE COLLEGE, No
BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES

ID Sheffield,
propose to open soardng School for limited number OF
Girp On the 1st Of November at Sheffield Berkshire
If r. INV hope and ute oton make my house cheerful
loving happy and instructive home for those VINO De en
end, Syor 70 msptan high of morals and and Ia
their studies sh much higher value upon thoIoushne
than on variety believing that amount OF acquisition may
lie dead weight in the mind while real mastery over Even
The nJ sSs sens the .RS hs
the o,dn. Of oOd ER : edqSaon T p,S oe
ing Of simple fos viii make part Of the daily routine of he
School; reading aloud accomplishment viii receive
The number Of pupils is limited tssye because wish to
take personal and active iuse in each and to adapt my
esss 70 s ns ap ps'S es sRS Vi hy and
tu part country within six hours Of New York and ten
Of Bottom and is in every way safe and desirable 'ua0n
No pupil will be received under the of twelve, unless from
Each pupil l. required to bring fork large and small sPoon
napknIing three tabe-naPsu' and ak towels al marked
win Be term, in each year .sp.red By EsGS9.
vember, the Sumner Term H the e I, Ct May
$500 per annum payable quarterly in advance THIS 'om
Instruction on the Pianooe 81 per quser Of twenty les
Use Of PiAnoforte. 90 per annum. ,,.,,,r INJURY
A'''''' ''' Ml :.al'I SI DssEI
refer, by permission to my father.
The Rev. 0RyILLE DEWEY ID. d.. Boston.
The Hen Chief Justice Shaw, Boston.
The Rev. Edward T.. Hale, Boston.
Mr. Edwin r. Wbipple, Boston
Mr. James T FIELDS, Boston.
The Rev. William H. Furn.ss ID. D., Phiatsphs
The Hon. w. w Seaton. Washington.
Mr. Frank Taylor, Washington
MIR William Greene, Cincinnati.
The Rev John II. Haywood, Louisville Ky.
Mr. Thomas A. Adams, New Orleans.
Mr. lanes Arnold NeW-Bedord.
Mr. S. Griffths Morgan NeW-Be5ord.
The Hon John III. Clifford, New Bedford
The Rev Henry W. Bellows ID. D., New York.
The Rev. Samuel Osgood, ID. d., New York.
William c. Bry nt, esq, New York.
Mr. George William Cults, Nswfork.
Mrs Caroline Nj. Kirkland kew.York
Miss C. M Sedgwick, LenoX, Mass
The Rev. Dr. Eliot St Louis, Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

NJ ISIS HAlNEs
Respectfully informs her friend. sud the pub 'a' her school
will commence THURSDAY Sept 20 p"''.usi s'eno
a b., nug;. IA re.pectfuy requested Circulars be
obtained at her residence No 10 Gremvrcy Par> East 2oth 81
Applications for the adm son Of pupils IN er soh'o can be
made by letter until the Of September After that date bliss
Haines will be at home to attend them In person
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

CTATE RIGHTS for SALE for the best WASH
- ING MACHINE in the market The whole washing OF
hs xorLs6 nv child l. T. CONTRELL,
Loveioy's Hotel where II can be seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

A GUIDANCE of good SERVANTS now ready
n for city or country (ersan Engh Scotch Irish &c
capable civil acve the aigest Institute and Home con
Quoted by American Lady No. 1873 ithst corner OF nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

JOHN P. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer
COO CASES BOOTS SHOES and BROGANS
OVDNJ at Auction On THURSDAY Sept g. at lol 0dock.
al the store of J. f. Davis Co.. No is Coursndts hne g.
sortment of fresh, seasonable goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

CTEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
~ ENT 0VEeSTUNG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS ar
considered the best Pianos manufactured and wsaote
Tor five years.
Wsrefooms Nos 80 and "a Walker-st near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
MADAME C. MEARS BURKHARDT

Respectfully Parent, and guadians that her
ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Sept IL. Circulars Do
obtained residence No 81 West 18th st. at the Bookstore
oRoe Lockwood Sons No All Brosdwsy and at Brsusins
Music Store No FOL Broadway Applications ~ letter until
Sept will receive prompt attention, and after which
date Madame C. MEARS BURKHARDT viii be happy to re-
ceve them in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

ID ford Wescbester County Ne York-A Family Boarding
School, under the charge Of Mr. and Mrs BOLTON Location
elevated healthy with ten OF well shaded ornamental
competent Teachers employed highest advantages
offered for music painting Terms from $3.50 300
year Fall Term RfoPENs on WEDNESDAY, Sept s. For
Circulars apply Mr. JAMES BATES American Exchange
Bank Building OF Broadway and Cedar st. at JACK
SONS Mourning Store No 5I Broadway, address the
Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

IT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
"A Country Merchant. will please call and sec
Our ColoTed DRESS SILKS at IS cents
Rich do do do at IS ceats
Extra rich and style. III;
Black SILKS corded stripe, at IS cents;
French MERlNO, from 90 cents up;
Black STELLA SHAWLS, from - up;
CLOAKS, q lob lot.n st half The
general assortment Of DRY GOO!S
Al corresponding low prices
A SAVING OF Is PER CENT GUARANTEED FROM
DOWNTOWN Prices.
o. & J MOWBRAY,
No. 269 Grand, Forsyth st.,
and No. 2T7 Hudson, bet. Spring and Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

A FEW very respectable Girls can obtain good
IA SITUATIONS every Day at the select OFFICE OF IN
DUSTRl No 4O4 Csnss Best place Tor Employers % ge;
excellent character wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

50 TINHE briggs PATENT NO-FORTES.
Il The BRIGGS PIANO COMPANY have the exou.
sve right these superior toned Instruments
hne Of which for sale at their Wsreroom
No. 467 BR00ME-ST.,
NEW-YORk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

LNERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE.-B Boarding
and Day School Nos Is and IS East 2shst between Mad
on and 5h-sys Newly oIk will the 18th of Sept next
Rev. DR.. FERRIS, Counselor,
c. II. GARDNER A. NJ, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

WIN. III. LEGGETT's CLASSICAL, FRENCH
w and ENGLISH SCHOOL northeast corner Of Broadway
and l2h will be reopened on MONDAY Sept TO- Circulars
LOCKWOOD No All Growers, No. b99 Segees No 90
Broadway and residence OF the Principal No 275 lOth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

A GENTS WANTED-Two or three respectable
N men, to SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS Osnew and stand
ard worn inst received from London. Business d good
sddre a. ozd indSsoos habs apply to IT, SHANNON Lon
don Printing and Publishing No IS Deyt up stairs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12
tsuchnnan,s PnrItr.

r. hs resent plote, 10 the House OF Representatives,
Id Buck uses this language:
.I can declare before God and my country that no
amsu being, rib au exception scarcely uortby u mo-
~ has at any period Of M life dared TO approach me
h corrlp. or jshouoraoe proposition, aud, unit the
scent Development 10 had never entered into my lmagi-
alton chat ans peIs9a even in a storm Of exaspemeI
ma hostile excitement, would charge me- even in the
lost remote decree with having made sach PROPOSE
on 20 any human being
We have some little curiosity to know whether the
exception scarcely worthy ct notice" the "Patter-
On letter. 40 e1syl.y published and commented up
IN las, summer 20 So the President virtually acceded
that corrup, and dishonorabIe proposition by send
ag tie infamous letter with bis endorsement to tn Sec
stary o: the Navy. who compiled with the Presidents
implied recommendation by giving large contracts to the
i,ses; bidder, because lie was old line Wig and
ouli be erviceable in the eiecGya ton pending in
acss district II he does not consider that corr4pt
OPPOSITION, be has very queer idea Of purity in Of
& station IChe does not refer TO the Patterson let
.- bv cd means let the Investigation 60 on for ,hers is
10 telling how many such " d5douOabIe propositions
nav have been made TO him and been aoeeded by him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.


The japanese vessel and her officers who had arrived
at San Francisco the great attractions Of the city,
The San Francisco Herald of the Goth says:
The newly-arrived japanese admiral and his officers
will be received with due ormaties by the president and
board of supervisors, Thursday forenoon The Kan
dinmar-ruh was surrounded with shore boats yesterday
and the greatest curiosity manifested witness the
habits and customs of these strange visitors.
Admiral KEENAN, to-no- Anne has expressed himself
highly pleased with his late visit shore and the
and wonderful sights everywhere presented. national
salute was exchinged-gun for gunyesterday at noon
between the Kandin -marruh aud tbeort Fort Point
had been previously announced national sautes we're
exchanged to day between the japanese corvette Can
dinmarrl and Fort Acatraz. At II NJ the flag of the
United States of America up the fore of the
corvette aud tweny-one guns fired on board The Ja-
panese flag then hoisted at Alcatraz and the
number of guns fired from the fort. At p. NJ num-
Der of the officers OF the corvette shore and af
ter having paraken OF some refreshments at the Inerna
tiona Hotel visited several portions of the city, and re-
turning to the hotel partook of dinner number Of the
officers then board their vessel while others
manned at the hotel and amused in the party with
music on the piano, by Mr.. Reif with which they ex.
pressed themselves delighted indeed they profess to
be with everything they have met with so far.
Ii is the intention of gentlemen in this city to
take the engineers and Of the higher officers of the
ship on of inspection to the various founderes and
machine shops of this city as soon as time can be found
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12

ing popular governments to South America and to Greece
and FOR uniting civilized nations closely unde'
more christian law.
Genial, sympathetic, and generous, he was perso'uy
the most beloved that has lived in the kepuohe'-
Eoquence, rerserverence strong viii and unequaled
moral courage were his characteristics. No ooSueie
discouraged. opposition daunted him. Scarcely iory
votes Congress sustained his FIRST proposal to recognize
be South American States Year after year he poured
forth his inspired oloquence; his speeches we're read oy
Bolivar, a. the head of his armies, to reanmae their
courage. He finally triumphed Nature formed h'r an
orator Ia. and erect in form dignihed and courteous
bearing an expressive countenance piercing eye
rumpettoned voice deep flexible clear, and OF great
compass and perfect Of every art oil ora'ot!ue
most remarkable for an absence OF studied enors
intended effect With him oratory was never an enu
MS argument never paused his eloquenee came nearer
the Greek definition earnest reasoning, than that
Of any modern orator He in succession, the titles
If the Wetern Orltor-The Great Commemorative
American Sa,esmin-The Great Pacifcator-and, while
discard threatening the Union in 1850 he seemed
have been preserved by Providence to add TO ms long
e Of Public services the browning glory OF being one
II the s1viOrs Of his country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12
The Philadelphia Nsos thus states the result of the

Rhode Island election: Mr.. Sprague, the Governor
elect, il an old Wing and American and far as we
eau learn, has been IN any way indeuti6ed with
the Loco Foco party but received their votes because
they chose to give them to him. Mr.. Buchanan IL,
therefore, hors de combat in Rhode Island is Mr. Sew
ard Perhaps those gentlemen in the East who persist in
Repubcanism outright, will learn wisdom long
They have had lessons this week either Of which
should teach them that the Fremont game of 1855
not be played over again"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12
rhe Coming Independence OF the South.

The New Orleans Crescent says is easy TO see in the
statistics of Southern commerce and trade, what prac
cal results have followed the construction of Southern
Railroads But there another respect in which their
Importance and value can scarcely be computed We
refer to the tendency of the South created by her system
ofinerna improvements, to political well as CONNER
cal independence and power. Year by year the COM
of Southern cities with foreign marts of trade
increases with wonderful growth few years more and
the commercial independence of the South win beestab
shed basis which can never afterwards be disturb
ed unless nterfered with by the special legislation and
oppression Of the Federal Government Thus the South
by Of her productions and fact that they alone
constitute hreeourtbs of our exports, will be master
OF the situation in the Union, and will be enabled, by
of holding the keys of commerce, to dictate to
the North the terms Of national alliance. To her means
of internal communication aided by her peculiar system
of labor is the South indebted for this grand advan
tage Let appreciate our position and prospects, and
bide our time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12
WILLIANserRe, ADD %, ~.


Csbttausu . Your communication Of the 5th instant
inviting nae 20 become candidate for the Judgeship OF
the 6h Judicial Crcu made vacant by the death OF the
lAmented Judge John B. Cop,on, has been received
Before its receipt similar communications from pryae
gentlemen residing in other portions OF the circuit had
been made 20 me.
FROM these several sources draw the conclusion that
the desire expressed by YOU that should place my name
80 the disposal Of the people is not confined TO any par
tcuar locality based upon any personal paralty to
myself For With most OF you, have not the pleasure
OF personal acquaintance. II /. shall thenappear to
be the popular will expressed at the polls the ensuing
eeetou that shall preside the Courts OF this Cir
cult viii readily accept the appointment and discharge
the duties appertaning thereto with zeal industry and
fidelity. an, ve,y respectfully, yours, &C.
LENUEL J. B0WDEN.
To N'ssrs. cauelen c, FOWlkes, IT,, D. h. Atkinson,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12
To CogRESPONDENTS.


To ensure the preservation Of perfect order on Il Z
Square during the Inauguration ceremonies the Mayor
of the city has consented TO detail ample police force
Who in addition 70 other duties, viii that seats pr
pared for the ladies aud che Pll'iorm prepared for '
orator OF the dly, for the lady officers of the Statue A
ISOLATION for the Directory Of the Association and 70
invited guests win De kept clear, prior to the arrival
the procession and during the whole Of the ceremonies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12

Forney's Press says of the Buchanan Protest 1.-THE
democratic IA ty must utterly and openly repudAte
thproest and the rroteser or they will hear from tie
people soon upol the SUI jest of Presidential preroga-
tive" busstl 1t t. think no better doctrine could
be expected from srch rank old Federait a. it worked
10 hlrd to sleva 9 to tie. Plesijsacy, s., 7aag1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12

Az the last meeting of ue Directory of the Clay S,'i'
Association. a resolution was unanimously adopted q,
eles.a- the citizens Of Richmond to suspend busue
ana close doors on the day Of Inauguration, in order
sord an persons an opportunity to participate in tt
ceremonies Of the occasion We express the earne
hope that there will be unanimous aud cordial comp
sr,s with the request Of the Directory
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12

Citizens Of Richmond and visiting strangers from th'
country who desire to attend the CLAY BANerEr O.
Tais evening. and listen to speeches OF dstuguisbc'
gentlemen fon various portions OF the Union, may pro
cure Tickets from either member Of the Committee
Arrangements, OF from Thomas E. Ballard at the oh-
OF tue Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12

The Committee Of Arrangements urgently reqce,
gentlemen not 70 occupy any OF the seats on The O'p
Ssuar, which have been prepared for che eNea-i'e a
commoIs tou Of the Ladies. ID any remain vacant al
ts- q tine ladies have been provided for, the Commute
viii cbeeriuIy assign them TO gentiemen-aged gent
men OF course having precedence.