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Miscellaneous Record.

srr PErNsyLvASIA Emerson from New Orleans for Liver
Honda about miles Havana Ship total soas
sa1r ship wa. insured for s24 ooo only
Ts9e ws. m oaf also o uIS sqShs and
,s,sa y So + probably New York. sstimaed
psbs ts .asS
as sSoS, Da % rS:a S at. at m. beat md @
while 1seEf on
%. ax os IL 70 n os, and m the who also
ans maf .s%sasT .sgsS De- r. hs W,sn
H ss 5iS' '1iss say the
Sry article. 70 n;.. Of mdse bo -four only saved The
that aoa ,,, M Geo side
nhs
"sa sna es name svh wa. Wm Barnett
W:as.:d.y .i: into Sas nd sH.d
%asosssd sx I'A Her bows
lObs who after an nesctus get under way
q HSsiI
81 finally left .oop when las. seen she had two New
": ~ @
sS.f WHICH % the By
any S Ss w o M
a K. s
Mi..rc yF.EL-schr Susan rli.s Shepard, of and for
last Saie from c. and nothing has been heard since
|
letter from the Coy Troup Jenney, NB reports her at s..
an.d some day. by 81 gale having paredhad been de
es o N w SIS IS si Ss. So so NJ her
wh 100 bbs, bound right whaling. - ~ :
augustus from Boston for Matanras st ut lar ss a. Ian
Foreign Ports.
.'E b.s sl Alien si1, is% Salem sApl
siy % foaa a. hTG
sdrs: arr iS sviE CONN for Boston, pSsss sSoa
sSs q ;SI c.ss;sa ss;ss
%os % sa % Sid n MSu
s:s e:. sss e ssSc ca ,a5 ns so
@ s:s.SsS 9sn eSS% Ss ssy s sS sss i
FROM = Sept sos VIM ssh,0d Jackson Of and
ST ;JoHS NIB Ssne-Cld Chaote, Vaughan Portland; 7
losd Martha .hnssenp Patterson s.
ss%o % A s Dsss ss %
skxsss'YsI y. hS Jan Ssld sid oy.,%aan bfy Ponce
psds sPyb be a s.y.a: Mac Sid h Pill
5.@ H:% T Sae CID
as r %dass e; rf Bust
"a" All A :. Rsss.a k SYor
HoLMEs HOLE, Jan liar Manson Coleman Savsnla for
b?sonHIeit no American Sid Mary Jane and Elizabeth
wa Tna NNW I2th-Ar Old Colony Chase, Apaa. hicos
Sas Freder cLburg for do and with Manson Wind
pHILApkIrHIA Jan l4-A Elizabeth Beasop New York
susqoehanpa nercken charleston; Cohen j McFa aan
west Indies; VIM Penn, Atkins, Boston. ''
,dv MdeVWNoND Jan AR Chrmont psssl New Orleans;
SD Gen Scott Doughty NYork Intrepid Lawrence treen.
Wcn; fsnrico Young Boston; Thorn, Cole, New Bedford;
hurst, NYork. ~ ~ ' "iaAa' lew
rAshr,1cs All . i-cd I'd An,. F,ndsn Bosson Eclipse
SAVANNAH Jan s-Arr Leander [Brl Phrlan Liyerpool.
MACON, Hayden New York Cid Sir Howad DOUGLAS Ri
Qsevy Kingston Ja AIra, Steou West Indies Sid Del.
phos Curtis, Havre; w Burke, Colder, NOrleans.
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HAMBuRe-Barque Frankn--Is pko. r w schn;d, vov,,
" Meyer ns;a Poppsnh1,en3J N;Isr4 CpItis CO.
He,bu. sehstyrIs Carl Hsi,richs- Gieie y !"
Wedees Meyers a. iinia,s H.;
thaupt Ghgn-3 w boetman coils Vi Oppsnhsim L
Wsn;aseSIa S';!. God,eh%d' Il pSso-si Gp,nthai
hippold--3 Bmstlein, Koop eo-a Rolke 4 MoImsn-is
hsnsclsn \ unksft-2 Moz Potz-2 Montx Hirsch6eId~
Ssnning koser-2 King co--s II sand--i j Dame
a isncks-l MorinG-s,7 Wintsrho6 fiper KsrcS
- kus-i bpss, Christ col Ahvl(sldt-S Coheu
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BY Last Nights Southtrn Mail.

PHuApELrHIA. Jan Ia-Arr Nnetta DAILY and IIadassah
DAY. York; Gen Scott Shaw, do via Cape May where
BALTIMoRE Jan 3-An Richard Anderson, Bennett Liver
Below, North Point Active Foxwe lrcm Calcutta ca
Trim. = - " 'A'
miscellaneous Record.
Sem MARY ANN, from New York for Chncoteasue with
cargo Of flour &c while in the Of entering Delaw
water night Of o'h inst struck the sW point Of the Cape
buthsd not made that tims Il presumed she
VIII bon OF OF without sustaining material damage
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEaT1xE

FAAh THEATRE.
Mrs; ,SMEGU!N, M Mr. FRAZER AND MR.. sEGUIN.
!aa RTisis: :;
with THE EoHk sIsFsksar sf Beau.
rs 6 M G = g and Third
.tT SEX ss,s e S seSo, .y TO
o
nisnora Pco Idrenus sgnor Perozzi Asiu sgnor Va.e
sas e ss:i s.. sss.
TRYON', CIRCUS.
B0W vn WERY RS,, ,AMPHITH EATRE.
JOHN G2ssiS aRs SSowNIi,s REy.fiGGL CLOWN.
THIS EVENING the entertainments will be diversified with
HENRY dAHn5NER dAJnSSlR Master WALTER ,AYMAR, Mr.
o;GONNELL, ;,s ~ the Tattooed Man. NEGRO SINGING. &C.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
GEORGE P. MORRIS, ESQ.
PRINCIPAL r PRoFEssioNtAL X i'Tss y 5St TALENT
u,... wow ~ IHE UNITED STATES;
Til. as sss9 Of
: ssaa1a sassnsc soRGHsss Rpss Sa 'n' occasion
Nil M: &zhH 5Hllz HtEsssa, .EssaHA41.
''sis; s'.;s! ssHEas9S2!S!!; lEs92s! s!,,.,oo
''''a; s'.ii; Il 4: SSSSSSs5ES${sSa}s p SaSSaS.s SsE${S}s.
Mr.. TlMn,
Who will preside st the Piano Forte, and
49, - Signor RAPETI,
Who will lead the Ovchsstra, consisting of
ALL TINE MONUMENTAL TALENT AT PREsENT ATTACHED
Other viii also appear hose name, will
be hereafter annonnced.
THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
On Mondoy Evening Nert, January 20fh at O'Clock
chets s. each BE- had the Music Stores or Of any
the Commitise and Of the Treasurer James Phalen ESQ
Al Iest ckets will also be for sale 1T Saxton Miles
COMMITTEE
James Harper. Cha'1es w Sardford
Edward Gould, T.. Fsncher
samuel Lyman, Charles P. DAILY,
VIM. s. Miller, Z. De la Forest,
George = Doughty, Edward Vincent,
james NJ Underhili, T.. M Saxton,
ERes Sargent. James NJ Smith, Jr
w. H Appleton Robert Emmett
VIM b; Cozxens, Joha w. Edmonds,
James +. PennimaA, Hugh Mclean
John w. Francis. James Mapes,
Eitz Greene Halleck, James r. Greacen,
George Endicott, W. H. Paine
Arthur It. Jones, w. Clason Jr
Charles a: Stetson, David Wsg.taf,
VIM. A. Seeley, Luther Wymau
IL; Atwill. w. Tompkins,
D. KingslaId, Henry Storms
+. Duycklnck, Prosper Nj Wetmoye
Ogden Haggerty, James Phaien
4 Z. ocnoeis, Charles Yates
Eopert Morris, Aban Goldsmith
trederlck D. Cozzens Vim. 8 Wilson,
Andrew @. Binnger, Granville g. Patterson
Samuel M. Elliott Henry ID Van Nostrand
House on Friday next the l7,h ns O'clock precisely
fEaa.th E.s. s.RoEs4. Z; Es4.'' s.er'y. y, ri. N
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New Stock Exchange.

SALES OF STocKs-BosroN, Jan. 10.
10 shares Boston and Providence RR 1911; so Eastern
RR 1885, 80 90, bood, iosf 50 Eastern RR, NH. loai
Boston AID Lowell RR, III; do, sobd, ll7A; Boston
Maine RR, ITO; Boston Worcester RR Il9; 80 Eas,
Boston Co, 93 Ia East Boston Dividends lf; 30 Long
Island RR 7I4 20 Norwich and Worcester kR cat; 10
do
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Died,

Died,
On Sunday, l2ih inst at his residence in Chatham N
Dr. JOHN c. BuDp, 81 years Of sge, for many years
respectable practitioner Of this city.
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Passengers Arrived.
= HAMBURo-Barque FrsnElin-H schrods, n FISCHER Mi.
Vanderhoope, Z A Blass-ie In the sfssracs =
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Setlsy sevening-5 rn-s & col II T Msas--l D
raiKkrrIi r l. Fuen-l Boring Wne-l 0roshem X
~ o von SHIT co-o Faberll8 plates Coey Smith
Barqae Fmncesco-2oo bags linseed 75I boxes
oranges 2O do lemons sulphur hhds
cream tartar bags seed Federico bxs lemons 2s9
do oranges Robinson.
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We shall esteem favor IL Captain, Of Vessel. will piv,
e. g Rhc5EEI SIvEY Captain Of News Boats report Of
Os neT or nsws M o their
cdaiely on their arrival Agents and AZ hom
abroad WI, also confer favor by sending to this ocs ali
aou Of any kind viii be thankfully rec~ived
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
ANNAPOLIS,

Annapolis.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
ANNAPOLIS TURN orr, MARYLAND
Monday, p. M.
Yancey and Clingman met at Beltsvil.e, Md,
This morning, and exchanged one shot, and then
the seconds interfered and reconciled them.
Such is the news just brought by messenger to
this SPOT
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-E&& FOR NEW ORLEANs-I.ouisia and New
ESQ 'Ir REGULAR paeks,.To sail
sshp 400 Capt Wbray, will positively sail above,
For freight or passage having handsome furnished
dations, apply on board Orleans wharf, foot Q Wall street
orto Il. X. COLLINS 4 Co,
s. South street.
Positively no goods received board aftw Wednesday
evening, 18th instant. n,
will promptly forward all goods 10 their address
l,~ The packet ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt W III
ilteeJ 49, -
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AUCTION SALES.

UITipN NOTICE.-Large Sale Of Valuable Second
a. Hand turni,ae-This Day, io1 o'clock. the Rooms
IL spruce st Also to Judgment Is cherry tables
Chairs Beisteeds, &c. s''
Thursday place, splendid collection Of choice Paint
ng one most beautiful Seraphins splendid Piano Forte
without reserve. TH()S HE'LL Amor
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WANTED, situation as Wet Nune-A strong he al,hv
- Woman warts situation a Wet Nurse. Her own child
Terms Apply by note to A. x. IT,. Herald ofScs
i jl5 Srrc - = - - - - ''oAoA1 si"S''
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NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON,
F OR CO N G RTS AND BALLS
rs ,NTs N0W FiTTED III UP FOR 1T The r WINTER AMUsE-

L MENTs in MAGNiFfCENT STYLE. :" AN o'h'
L.FoI CONCERTS i has many advantages having
arched ceiling favorable for sound; and being
n. street. there is from the carages-
has raised seats with capacous galleries and will
The side; and < msgnfcenty lighted with splendid glass
there private parlos dressing rooms manager
rooms and supperroom 200 feet long, which will
date 600 Great pains will be taken
and moderate
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Ut,lQN NOT!CE.-Furnitue Sale-This Day. al 10
osioek all the Furniture contained in the house No 60
S @ Street c9osstlng 9f Carpets mahogany Chairs Centre
sitIases I o'l Cloths, China. Crockery, Glasses.
Asr tne Kitchen Furniture being the balance of the fnm
tuIe Of iamily removing. 8. L. INGRAHAM.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION

~ nd Al ad.iiaI That yALuaBLE FARM formerly owned
ss Acres OF LAID and situated miles west OF
ne me village o. Newbsrgh will positively be sold public
ion at me ~ ange Hotel. In the vii Of Newburah
Th. a.l "a THURSDAY, Jan. 23d at II O'Clock "A M.
M stone walls y is suIrassinely well wseed and suitably
9c M ato wood readow pasture and plough land It's
grass and grain. - ~'A " ooi'
M form neTy sqnar'-the boundaries straight well de-
nned-and highway exteuds through one end 10 the
other obvatne the lecessty of forming lanes and aevs ~
here is not Tavern within miles OF the place. vhile
ehurch District School, Wagonmak srs and BIacksmiths
wiIhin.half mile Of the house. s ~ - "
he with many other as its proximity to
IN market e substantial condition Of its buildings and the
but render most The wealthy
rural life and occupation. 80 80 ~ y
or urhr5 corning the property conditions
2! sale, application may be made to JOHN j. MONELL.
Orange Hotel. H' PETER arVi III a. u'e
BIT above property will be sold wholly or vided 10
bond and mortgage. - ' ~-' mo ''n ~ on
NewDurgh, January 18th. l8a5 ;ai4 4, .sc
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- oIOkE WANTED-From the lst May next in the
w cny ay q Maiden lane in the blocks between Maid
whole lower pat OF store suitable for fancy business Any
person having store the above location may good
statog location and before 10 o'clock day. the ad
veser will leave the city after that time lis ltSec
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MESSRS. SCHNEIDER ~ REF

MESSRS. SCHNEIDER q REBHUN'S
COTIL LION BAND
LATE OF SA RATOGA SPRINGS,
hE now prepared 70 give their attendance Private Par
A ties soines, &c and combining Band Of lnstru
ments from two twenty modern and fhiona
to be made to
MEssRs. SCHNEIDER 4 REBHUNs
I shx,sf
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xzsT6 PREMIUM BEEF-Two fine Oxen weighing
go 300 lb. and yrars old, from the part Of
18th street. between attn 5h avenues Wednesday
and Thursday after which they will be brought to MI
Housh Old Market, No l64 ack street, F.day nth
and on SATURDAY 18Th The public respectfully invited to
xmine the hnest Oxen for their slaughtered
we'll as luxury JAMES HOil(;H ~ =
Old MTket, l64 Varick street.
jl5 4tis*nc Between Charlton and Vandam ssrsst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
G X f a + DiSCOY ER
DR.. G. BENZ. SMITHS
SUG,R CuATRD
"improved vegetable Indian Pild

"improved vegetable Indian Pilj
general favor with which they have been n
all parts of the United States, warrau, the
in the declaration that "thCy are the greats |
ment IN medicine ever known" Uulike alG
these neither gripe, produce nausea, nor
unpleasant sensation. while theya as pOEs
is possible for a medicine 10 be. and be Aqn
PARENTS
cannot be too cautions OF mineral medicne
crt such an all powerful influence upon ih
to supercedc every thing else stiIling All
both the disease and nature herself altogei1
ten costituting greater and more grieSos
which shall weigh upon a man through lit
SICKNESS IN CHlLDRtN
requires the prompt and certain effects Of
agreeable purgativc medicine. like these Pl
WORMS
ar instantly expelled from the system ~
Foul stomach and furrcd tongue find a pa
doie in these Sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
under any circumstances, may take then
will promote regular action, and prescrTe
s:Eemth Of body and rirati:y of ni.ad
Gates o. ladies', we refer the idvalid 10 a
be had Of the agents. But we will mersI
lew who have been cured by the use oil '' IL
R. Thompson, Sc North Moore street,
the late Judge ThomPson) cured Of per-"
ache and pain in the breast.
r. NJ Park, United States Navy, fevfi
Jacob Carlock's daughter. No. Staples
worms.
Mrs. S. A. Gould, (Matron of tho W
HospitaD cured Of headache and bilious " W
Sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludlow ana
cured of pain in the head, dimness oi sgDi;
Jas. NJ. Turner, late OF the U. S. Nav!
wich St, cured of weakness in The bfea'"
ana difficulty Of breathing ,s
Ira Alvord, Cazenovia, N. Y. cured OIL !"
plaint
James J. Bevins, deputy sheriff, has sssI
in the debtors prison with astonishing fso. r..
Hou. p. Z. Lawrence, and Nathan
Michigan, have testified to several fe~'
OF fever and ague by these Pills. "a
Sold at l79 Greenwich street, hpn New
WALLACE & WAHN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-09-20
FIRES A RRlV A l. 5.
AUSTIN 4 0LEQo,

FIRES A RRlVAL 5.
AUSTIN L oLEoo,
At their Store, Steamboat Landing.
HAyE Just received, per steamers Archer und
II Pitcher, a choice selection OF
GR.OCE RIES,
consisting Of the following articles, whicn 'hey
will dispose Of at their usually low prices, for
Cash, or In Exchanse. for Country Produce
100 Sacks Rio coffee
~ Hhds. prime sugar
800 Sacks salt
so Barrel. Cincinnati whskey
3 Barrels Malaga vine
Q Boxes claret do
. Barrels American brandy
10 do do gin
3 do cider vinegar
10 do molasses
Boxes lemon syrup
8 do Stough.on bislers
25 do sperm candles
10 do star do
20 do soap
20 do starch
9 Barrels loaf sugar
2 Bags pepper
] do slspice
l do ginger
20 Boxes cheese
3 Barrels copperas
do alum
do lampback
5OBoxes glass SxlO and lOx2
10 Kegs bar lead
Is Kegs rife powder
20 Bags shot, assorted,
Boxes tobacco, do.
10000 Cigars
10 Dozen painted buckets
Barrels mackerel
Half barrels do.
20 Dozen glass tumblsrs
Gross backing
Boxes ink
l Ceroon indigo
Casks madder
Q Barrels birthstone
Boxes ten
-, HARDwARE.
60 Kegs nails
so Pair trace chains
6 boz. uxes-l dozen chains
0 Dozen Carolina hoes
% Dozen knives and forks
6 Dozen butcher knives =
10 Dozen cotton cards-6 do. wool do.
o Dozen sifters
100 Dozen cups and saucers-l00 do. plate
10 Tons iron, assorted,
200 Plough mouIds, which together wit
Saddlery, Tinpare, Boots and Shoes,
Coffee and Steel Mills, wriiing and
- Letter Paper, &c. &c.
Make their stock one of the best assorted in th'
place, as every article was personally selected BY
one Of the firm before the late advance in groce
ries,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25

B MEE3ns. i fally aulhoriEsl 10 aFTsnrs
81 bosadaly Yah Lhai Rspzt Ilir nPoa q
mes ht<ral tossilg. His poMsrs y dis
EesPeef arc bsheEe5 10 BE- 50 sn1snsiss
ihal undsr tlsea e uss neeoiaas ) mas.
Ser . the Uniled Sszies q ne rsxl.l i
Mtxico 70 Upper California. Tbs would
psossely BE eferled hy making or he
foliow he course o. Ike RIO Grande d
AoEie from The Gulf q Mexico unll i
reaches he thiry-see0nd degree q north
latitude. and then Iun westward On lhal
parallel 70 the Pari6r 0oesn. ID course
such result I'll not be br0aghi about
without handsome compensation 10 Mex.
lr0 ioI her REIMBURSEMENT Of lerril0Fy.
dur claim against her Cor indemni6eslioE
70 our tiiirens . non EeFy lsEga. and no
way . . likely as this 10 secure is fall
and imlrdlale satisfaction. Indeed, 30
FAR ~ the consideration which we may
give her j. balanced b. this areouni. Il
msy be said 10 amount 10 nothing Cor. IL
ne give Mexico The fullest credit Tor good
vii 10 The premises. her distracted and
impoverished condition warrants bst q
slight hope that shs vii very speedily
pay Us IN .oaey.
". r. Morning Nerrs.
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Chsrsl He q. 4. Nsiane. Massn Hall; Z. g. w.
ssnash. Alamanres J. g. Z. SlOsn. Gsrrnsl9roass,;
LIARS lOhnsOn, wrulHoslh; Mood a Neal, IA
S.soni Owea &'aiees, NanosyNiLsi J. X. Gsllam
A;ilon.
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The Louisville Journal takes the ground
in regard to the Oregon queetien. that our
own Government and that Of Great bri-
tain have both taken every foolish posi-.
TONS" and reasons in support OF This
opinion as follows:
"Does Mr.. Polk really think that it is
a matter Of any great importance TO either
Government whether Great Britain navf-
gate the Columbia or not! Suppose the
right were conceded 10 Great Britain, o.
what avail would il be TO her! We take
it upon ourselves TO assert, that, it ca.
noe we're launched on any part Of the Co
lumbia river north Of the forty-ninth pa
rallel, it could not, at any season OF me
year, or under any circumstances. by pos
sibility reach Astnria, at the mouth OF iht
river. The river is, and forever must re
main, unnavigable above the falls, which
are below the forty.nintb parallel. Hence
10 concede TO Grea, Britain the right L"
navigating il would confer on her RICH
| that she could no, exercise. The Uni,et
States ship-of.war Vincennes, belnngin:
/ to the Exploring Expedition, was lost OF
the bar opposite the mouth Of Columbus
river, fifteen miles out al sea. II is onl!
under rare auspices that ship from tn
Pacific can enter the mouth Of tina, river
and, when ship gets into it, her progress
is speedily terminated by distractions i
the bed Of the river. Such being the cor
di,ion of tina. river, IL it not unspeakabl
silly in Grea, Britain to insist on the rlgt
to navigate 1t, and unspeakably silly in III
/ United States 10 refuse it,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25

Congress.--IR the Senate on Monday and
Tuesday, tle 18th and Isth, debste of cOnside-
rifle interest occurred on resolutions submitted
by Mr. Cas-, ins,rue,iag certain committees TO in
suirs into The condition Of the army and navy.
ssd Of the public deiences. The H-olu.iOas were
sl5ecied 10 - il-simed. and calculated 10 create
unnecessary alarm. and altogether useless, %
ilose duties de,olycd ON the COMMITTEES rs mat
iru Of course. No objection was made To TIC re-
solutions in themselves, and they were finally
passed unsnimously-yeas is, nays none.
On TUESDAY, the JOIN. resolutions Cor the adj
mission Of the State Of Texas into the Union,
which had hc,.. reported from The committee on
the territories and made the order Of the day Coz
today, were taken up. and. usder the operation q
the previous question, they were passed withOu,
debate by vote Of yeas liI, nys So. They
were then sent TO the Senate. where they were
read twice and referred 10 the committee on ths
Judiciary.
On "Wednesday, the Senate Proceeded 10 tbs
election Of the several committees after which ih'
election Of printer to the Senate was taken up
A proposition to reduce the price Of the printing
and providing that no allowance shall be made 70
double composition or setting up Of the same do
sument, when the same persons shall BE- electe'
printers To each house; but the motion was lost
yeas %, nays &c
The ballots were then taken, and MesSrs. Ritch
lie & Heiss were elected printers to the Senate 70
the twenty-ninth Congress.
In the House Of Representatives, the resolu
tons Of the state Of Massachusetts,, presented b!
Mr.. Winthrop on Monday, in favor Of an amend
mcnt Of the naturalization laws, were taken up
The question al issue was on the reference o
these resolutions; the friends Of an amendmcn
Of the naturalization laws desired a select com
mitiee, anil some others were disposed to conced
this as an act Of courtesy; but others objected
and insisted upon their reference to the Judiciary
committee. A warm and interesting debate con
sumed the whole day. and was not concludes
when the house adjourned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25
hII.LeLlIOEalE. q. Q.

THE nrHl seasson q LIS insaisGtiaa al sau-
n nrarr a Nainss,ay, de III = .sHgsg,
1855. t. Fsr1iy uansssas 4 les. asaEhE-
rEE Walsox, n. T., Pls~isru1 alAl I'suszsssE =
l;msk Lznxus-e End lisssssuHe; RAtEa III.
EGSasEs. 4. r., rEofsssag q sls.heIlsiss. 80
Astnfsl pl;.assTiy; gey. saax 4. bsssEss,
PG0.azsor 81 Lziia LaRsgs.s snsl i.issGsiss-- s
TIE pgiCe q tuition j So, sEd - Cunsirgsts
rrE sasssaa. BoaH5, Nlarge eEesg ding = -. -
sle pr aaCEtls, IN .hs foAu ina . - : sss-Ti
in lie iGaaasizie shini'y sni neishlsolhea..
s.U3eats asP.yang iaF a.sn.ssion are Jsstssa
10 F~,ducs SaslaaesOy sssi.Ea0gla IL Il $50. $50
q ekaFacieE.
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CTThe Dansil.s EsPosieE, RssiFh Star sri
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loF lhnre xeaAs and fEn asi fi.er acrDEass u ~.
q. n. Long. HilissoC0Ugi', n. 4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-25
NEW AND CHEAP
pgY GOODS
and Groceries.

4 N. = 4. NJ. vRhitai CO. having en-
o' &c. ct into Ce"Aipsnhip IA iai,'sb 10 lie
Dry Gcuis tnd e. o,ety Line, and also IN tie
Commission aai Forwarding Busincss. Tesltet-
fully sRrOan,e 10 tae'r nicG,ls and the pubhc,
tai Ihey hIye CT hand lie following aTilclss, aES
gill coa,,saiiy locP suss sa assortment as carr
10. fail 10 sise rai,,iaci.es:
Sugar, Coiee, S1Ii. aaL Lon.
M9llsses, lsouy, Cora Mel, Bacon and LAID.
Rre, Fi9"ear. 1e.i.cco saul, aud Pepper.
SnOIing TOlcrco Pos jcr, Shot, aud Led.
Spefa aud Taliow CaIi.Cs, and CrOckery Of
ell kinjs.
| Hardware Of ylTiOps Cpalilics aud kinds.
CeudiCs, Hasias, Crs, kc.s. &c.
Teas, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Apples, Chcese,
&c.
And in fact every i.iiag Usually kept in Dry
Goods ami Grocery Store. Groceries by 'chCtc-
saie q. rltR
Tie subscribers will ala do Commission Ond
Forwarding Business. Tito" will tel and ac-
count Ior prcjwe eogsisue,! 10 them, at a Teeson-
able yer cent; EGI would aI-o take occasion 10
iaform Farmers. Merchants. and others, thai they
will forward if0igse o. any kind 10 Petersburg,
and will forward iIGa that place 10 this, and from
here 10 say point in Ihs coguIry, any Goods inst
may he ch,lsre.. 10 their care. One Of the iirm
viii BE- csasiaG,ly in Petersburg, aud thus tie
Forwarding bushes can IT, we'll attended 10.
The schscsihCl; respectfully solicit share oi
the public patronage.
J.E- l. S. N. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, NoSemhcr 10, 1875. o5-3w