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he walls, the roof, are stained with blood.--Jchn

the walls, the roof, are stained with blood.-John
Wesley. ~
1t is principle in law, that the perpetrator of
crime, and the accessory to it, are both guilty, and
deserving of punishment. Men have been hang
ed for the violation Of this principle. 1t applies
to the law Of God. And as the drunkard cannot
go to heaven, can drunkard Makers Are they
not, when tried by the principles of the Bible, in
view of the Developments of Providence, mani
festly immoral men a-men who, for the sake Of
money, will knowingly be instrumental in corrupt
ing the character, increasing the diseases, and de-
stroying the lives OF their fellow men. =
Not only murderers, but those who excite others
to commit murder, and furnish the known cause of
their evil deeds, will, IL they understand what they
do, and continue to rebel against God, be shut out
Of heaven.-Justin Edrnds, d. d.
You create paupers, and lodge them in your
aims house-orphans, and give them residence
in your asylum-convcts, and send them to your
penitentiary. You seduce men to crime, and then
arraign them at the bar Of justice-immure them
in prison. With one hand you thrust the dagger
to the heart-with the other attempt to assuage
the pain it causes.-Dr. Thomas Se,oaH.
You are filling your aims houses, and jails, and
penitentiaries, with victims loathsome and bur-
densomc to the community. You are engaged in
business which is compelling your fellow citizens
to pay taxes to support the victims Of your en-
ployment You are filling up these abodes of
wretchednes and guilt, and then asking your fell
low citizens to pay enormous taxes indirectly to
support it.-Rep. Albert Barnes.
Whether you will hear or whether you will for
bear, shall not cease to demonstrate and when
! can do no more to reclaim you, will sit down
at your gate and cry Murder! Murder! MURDER!
Heman Humphrey, d. d.
If men will engage in this destructive traffic, if
they will stoopto degrade their reason and reap
the wages of iniquity let them no longer have the
law book as pillow, nor quiet conscience by the
opiate Of a license.-Hon. Theodore Eelingi,.ysen.
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NAYs-Messrs Harkness, Stott, Johnson, Hall
day, Towers, Maddox, Jones, Van Reswick and
Bacon 8. E la4
The bill from the Board Of Aldermen provid-
ing for vaccination in certain was taken up,
read twice, and referred to the Committee on Po-
lice.
Mr.. FULMER moved that the Board do now ad-
journ; which motion was carried by the follow
ing vote:
YEAs-Messrs Davis, Johnson, King, French,
Kedglie, Brady, Maddox, Van Reswick, Fulmer,
Lawrence, Cull-ll.
NAys-Messrs Hardness, Stott, Halliday, Tow
ers, Jones, Bacon--6.
So the Board adjourned
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STANDING COMMITTEES

Of the House Of Representatiues-29h Congress.
Elections.-Messrs. Hamlin, Me-; Chapman,
Va; Harper, O.; Chase, Tenn; Dobbin, N. c.;
Ellsworth, N Y; McGaughey, Ind; Chipnan,
Mich; and Culver, N. Y.
Commerce -Messrs McLelland, Mich; Tib-
bats, KY; Wentworth, ILL.,; Simpson, ). O.;
Grennell, Mass; Lawrence, N. Y; Giles, Md;
Levin, Pa; Thibodeaux, La. #
Ways and .Means--Messrs. Mckay, N. g.;
Dromgoole, Va j. r. Ingersoll, Pa; Hungerford
NY; Houston, Ala; Winthrop, Mass; Norris,
N. H.; Vinton, o.; Jones, Ga.
Public Laads.-Messrs. McClernard, H.;
Smith, Ind; Collamer, Vt Hunt, Mich; Nose
ly, N Y; Morris, O.; Relfe, Mo-; Blanchard
Pa; Ashman, Mass.
Claims-Messrs. Vance, o.; Daniel, ~ c.;
Hoge, ILL.,; Stephens, Ga; Gordon, N. Y; Pol
lock, Pa Ligon, Md; Leake, Va; Rockwell,
Conn.
Post Offices and Post Roads-Messrs Hop
kins, Va Kennedy, Ind Reid, N c.; Grams
ten, R. l.; Mcllvaine, Pa; Thomasson, KY;
Martin. Tenn; Hough, N. Y; Hillard, Ala.
District Of Col,mbia-Messrs Hunter, Va;
Mcdowell, o.; Ficklin, ILL.,; Payne, Ala;
Marsh, VT; Hunt, N. Y; Chapman, Nd;
Sims, s. c.; McHenry, Ky.
Public Expenditures s-Messrs Dunlap, Me-
Yost, Pa; Cunningham, O.; Russell, N. Y;
Arnold, R, l.; Houston, Del; Campbell, Pa
Lewis, N Y.
Judicimy.-Messrs Rathbun, N. "; Petit
Ind; Lumpkin, Ga; Brown, Tenn; Burlington
Pa; Constable, Md; Thurman, o.; Dixon, CT.
Bggs, N. G..
Priratc Land Ctaims.--Messrs. Bowln, Mo.
Yancey, Ala; Wick, Ind; johnson, Tenn.
Smith, N. Y; Adams, Miss; Morse, La Long
Md; Toombs, Ga.
Revolutionary Claims. ms.-Messrs. johnson, Va.
Ficklin, ILL.,; King, Mass; st. John, o.; Order
KY; Ewing, Pa; Clarke, N. c.; Herrick, N
"; Cabell, Fa.
Observation-Disclosures. J. Q. Adams, Mass
Woodward, 5. G.; Stewart, Pa; Hudson, Mass.
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per year.
While the ssCoLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN" will
be devoted TO the cause Of Temperance, its
columns will be enriched by original articles
on subjects calculated to interest, instrucL
and benefit its readers. 1t is intended so to
blend variety, amusement, and instruction,
as that the various tastes Of its patrons may
be (as far as it is practcable) gratified.
Commerce, Literature, and Science, and
every other subject Of interest, not inconsis-
tent with Temperance and morality, will re-
ceive the earnest attention of the publishers.
Nothing Of a sectarian, political, or personal
character will be admitted.
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FIRST SESSION-29TH CONGRESS.
MONDAY, December 8, lS45.

AT l2 O'Clock, the Senate was called to order
by the Vice President, and after prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Tuston.
Mr.. Archer, of Va; presented the credentials
of the Hon. |. S. Pennybacker, Senator elect
from Virginia, in the place Of the Hon. w. c..
Riyes.
Mr.. Archer also presented the credentials of
Hon. John Mcpherson Berren, Senator elect
from the State Of Georgia, to fill vacany occa-
stoned by his own resignation. tf lo
Mr.. Dix Of N. Y. presented the credentials of
Hon. d. S. Dckerson, Senator elect from the
State Of New York The credentials having
been read, the Vice President administered the
usual oath to the Senators elect.
The chair presented to the Senate sundry Re
ports from the Treasury and State Departments,
which on motion Of Mr.. Sewer, of Ark, Were
ordered TO lie on the table, and be printed.
Extra copies of these documents were ordered
to be printed on motion of Messrs. Sturgeon of
Pa, and Dix of N. Y. g
Mr.. Benton presented petition from the Rep
resentatives Of the American inhabitants Of Ore
gon, praying for territorial organization, mail fa-
cililies between Oregon City and Independence,
Missouri, &C., Sc After paying the memorial
a just and eloquent compliment, he moved that
the memorial be read at the bar of the Senate,
and that it be printed-which was unanimously
agreed to.
Mr. Sewer, of Ark, moved to suspend the rule
requiring the senate to proceed to the election of
Officers and Committees, on this day. A mem
Der objecting,
On motion of Mr.. Sewer, the Senate at half
past IL O'Clock, adjourned till tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The unfinished business of Thursday, rela-
tive to the printing of the Presidents Message,
came up for consideration. Mr.. Brodhead offer
ed the following resolution, as one having prece-
dence, inasmuch as it related TO the organization
of the House:
Resolped, That (the Senate concurrng) a
joint Committee of three members of each House,
be appointed TO direct and superintend the ex-
penditure of all moneys appropriated for the pur-
chase Of books, for the library Of Congress, and
all other matters appertaining to said library, not
otherwise provided for by law.
The Chair decided the resolution to be out of
order, and the House refused to consider it then.
The resolution to print 10000 extra copies of
the Report upon Finances, in connection with the
Presidents Message and accompanying Docu-
,nenls, was debated. and the House by yeas 81 ;,
nays los, refused to order the extra extra num-
oers The whole question then went over unit
to- morrow.
The case of the contested election in Florida
was taken up on motion of Mr.. Hunter, who
moved that il be referred to The appropriate Com
mitee, with instructions. The proposition was
discussed at full length, by Nessrs. Hunter, Da-
Wis, Jones, J. r. Ingersoll Hamlin, Cabell
Graham. Bayly, SIC. The House refused to send
the case 10 the Committee with instructions.
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Marley Encampment, No. 2-Odd Eel
lows hall, Alexandria, regular nights of
meeting, second and fourth Mondays in
every month.
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RICH FALL GOODS

L'OR GENTLEMENS WEAR, now receiving al The
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment No. lS7 Broad
way three doors below N. franklin House
The subscribers receiving their Fall supply o.
rch styles French Elastic Cassmeres and Nestng-. Also
very rich patterns of Crsyas; Scarf and Fancy Dress articles
ID. every description for Gentlemens 10 which they
would invite The attention Of the public
Strangers and others arriving IN the city wishing full o.
ral outti will this .stabl-hm article
qui-e complete bentlemals Wardrob7 Of the iars
STYLES and best fabrics, nj the lowest cash prices.
Full furnished al few hours notice, and Tor the con
OF customers requiring garments tor immediate
Lac keep constantly hand assortment OF TIE hnc-
quality aud latest styles eqna In every respect To those made
10 order Terms cash delivery and no deviation IN prices
au4i,tf j. c. BOOTH co
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T,-To Officers ofthe Army and Navy, Sea Cap

ts'ns and ohrrs.-Oue OF The necessary articles o.
hose pleasure business Gals them from home Al
who compelled 10 be- their own hafoersis good ro
,nt Shaving Cream. such preparation i now presented
superior 10 before offered ~ The public II Is Hen
~. Chinese Shaving Cream
certainly removes al that irritating smart aer shaving
and lakes away all ghuess pmpr- from Tie -An The
s-,ice- from hch !. composed Of The most cino
nt and healing nature and Chinese Cream truly
m nd 10 be- perfect luxury those who shave themselves
Pace ~ cents . - 90
Prepared aud sold by 4 3. SANDS CO, Chemi,is
Doi.t. and P-fffners Is BroaiW sy, cor Chambers !.
g the Granite Buildings Sold aso a. ~ tuon-t an u
~, gr,.a.xav aGlJ lulcOIl.
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- ayf,cd Grares aud .iohn Hays. lsborise
~ frirhtfully injured a, Mount Carbon, Pa as,
pn. he the explosion of keg OF powder.
:. line OF Stages now runs from Columbus
- connecting with The Railroad to Cincinnati at
~ place thai passengers can 60 through to Gin
~ a. IN,
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" Genuine Bears Oil. highly scenred-rs

If'~l hTtIrlr TOT .Ir -TIINN n y III IlaII
Bnght tre.--s are tie theme OF poets praise,
Tn. ps.uier- "a their lusir- too displays.
n. i..suty'. mari = u.irOus head OF har.
And xhai both s,se. much ceigh 10 wear.
good head Of hair n-ri- attention 10 preserve is u-e
- 1n,uriznc- II Il csrnmenc-- dropping out, there :,
nothing vii prvsfni tbs Calamity a. me oeais
l fr,n pure Bear grease II enters the pores Of IN
Kin ard the rO&ts and seems 20 DC NC hs.u
remedy for preserving - isina sus stn 81
,t,,,.i. ard pruggi-t. .7j Broadway, corner Cham
- ,r,-rf Granite Buildings. Sold Aso, A. - tuIonsl
- y -; Roadway Ia bottles. p and - CENTS
mia lrn-,ti-
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To- wings of the sixteenth Ward

of the recommendation of the Wing General Commit
Tee. meeting of the WmEs Of the Sixteenth Ward VIII be-
held Temperance Hail. corner of fighieenhsi and Eighth
avenue at O'Clock. y of Tuesday, the 2d day Of Sep
euer next. choose d~.egae- 10 the Wing Senaiofia
and County Conventions. general and punciua attend
ancc of the Wings of the ward IL desired.
By order OF the Ward Committee
WIN. {. Russell. Chairman.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.


Norwegian ship Dovrc Elerisen, II ds I'm Newcastle
O.ngl with 40 tons coal TO + : lnnes Go.
No vessels in sight from the Highlands al sunset
The outward bound packets have anchored in the
lower Bay Wind : H.
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rPr Red Grey Hair

l{'- Red or Grey llair-ltis. perhaps, scommenda-
he deception eve beautiful color % the hair Nature
Ia. not done hide premature grey curs and lock
some prefer black others glossy auburn Ia either
case IN, Italian Hair Dye will accomplish tbs without
en song the 10 j. used by hundrs>i- OF our a-hona-
- " M appreciation Prepared and sold by 4 Il. SANDS
co Chemists, rs Broadway corner Chamber-stfeeL-
S, also Al ~ Fulton street, and u East Broadway Price
~ cents. auto lnrouls
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to In CHANGER

- In Chaurcry.-Refof 10" Chancellor. Henry
D.. v corulausnt IS Lucius : ComsocS anu Ann Moore
rf.nsns The firm OF Com.iocS Co having per>isi''i
inu.ng he name OF Henry Daley without authority We
been compelled IL fle OIL oi compliant IN thr Nou
& Ch.ncery and have obtained IN junction a-ains ncu-
Com-iork and Ann Moore composing me hfn OF Non-
lock Coz restraining Them. hcr tpun>eiofs, NuofneN>
solicitors Clerks Printers. Publishers. and Agents under
Poe penalty of thousand dollars io be levied on iei
-Olds snd chaes from faw0ngsi other hnss' pHp sh'n-
nd circulating any advertisement, publication. ho,ce'
natter purporiing 10 De signed authorized by the shd
plsnaui. and from using The OF The said comp an
any or manner, Agents or Attorney. ol lnr
aid complainant Cau'ion.-rhs genuine DALLtf :
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR has his written moi
nue sgnSiurr the wrapper OF each box Sold whole
aud retail p tliionsreei sun Building New IorS
au.96us'
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A TREATISE ON


DISEASES Of the sexual system adapted TO popnlM
~ and Professional Reading and the exposition Of tllac,
erv professional and Otherwise. by Edward "A Dixon ND
.utr Of Treatise eucOrhea and Prolap-us teri and
various other surgical papers and Lecturer on the Operative
Surl-rv the Eve. limo 2h2 Burgess, strngef
Co Price =. Being complete digest 81 every known
Of Sexual systems ana the causes OF precociy
9TH the symptoms and treatment II excess M every class
Of life: syphilis gonorrhea hereditary descent u sea-s
hvdrOc-e varcOcee. structure &C, &C with the most MOI
eru methods Of treatment, the whole being perfectly in-i
gib'e every reader.
The Boston Medical and s1rgca Journal, publication OF
th- HI yhes authority. notice O ms valuable WORK shy-
Dr. Dixon hz- written much and well on various branches
of surgery III. book shows thorough acquaintance WIN
approved modern practice his Acknowledged ingenuity IN
der irving surgical circumstance his originality and deFo
lion % raiona principles Of Medicines make tmpefiOu-
10 ook AZ this book with than ordinary interest"
TIL. Evening Post say. Dr. Dixon pupil Of Dr. Mott
he inventor Of great number Of useful instruments '-evr
rs Of which arr frei bis book and practitioner N
fft.rn wears Standing II j. written Ia decided language
bur with great decacy and II i adapted 10 unpro
fes-0usl well professional reading, and vii douDes
do gresi good"
HiRACE GREELEY" n contains no line OF word calci
ar 10 excite celOus passions, but the cosirary every
her. and Will prevent thousands from rushing into course
dissipation seas onaDly placed N ther hands We p"
vii be Published 10 give u the widest possble er'l
.auon." .-
b. enclosing = and paying the postage the BOOK VII De
any required address IN CRY or country aI IN J.
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vSe SsAN-Ihe sale Of 10000 bushels old illinois Wheat
A.. vas reported lew days ago AS for milling II j.
a., sns'ned was sold for shipment a. England To
,,, sales 300 bushels have been made for tho
~ ,s destination cents We believe there Is
r>,S "en on the market. Corn j. very plenty anc
~, Sses 300 bushels Southern Yellow at sol a -
10 A. 'JV0 DO New Orleans ON private terms iOo0
damaged al 80 cents weight delivered and 700 do
g.. ' previous rates. Northern is held a, 62 meas
O.. s'' bushels southern Rye nj g. cents delivered
ue rather better and Canal are selling at 420i3.
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The schr Erie of Taunton. from Norfolk. for Newport
with n cargo of corn was capszcd in squa Oft Mon
tulk Point on Wednesday last and sunk Crew saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-02

IINGHAMs.-rAe mort splendid socA Of bingham.
lever imported INTO this Guy Is 10 Dee found a. DING
MAN BODINE cos, 5Jl Grsnd-si. Tnry have just
eceyed per arrivals several cases of the ales and
most fashionable styles Gnghams and IN the greatest variety
u patterns offered exposed for sse ia this country
WIDE BLACK SILKs-One case just opened very extra
rich lustre, cheap, at DlNGMAN IODINE 4 cos, pl
Grand IT, Also, one box green Gsuze Wells
Nors.FLfS DEIAISEs, CAsHNEREs And PARfs kEps.-
DINGMAN, BODINE 4 co. sol GrandsL have Just r.
.eiyed per steamship Great Britain several cases % h'
hove goods In great variety Of patterns, elegant designs
and beautiful quality, which they now Offering Al very
~ prices. consisting Of large assortment OF The most DE-
-irable styles. - .
MougSisG GooDs.-Tle largest stock Of Mourning Goods
he City Of New York Is 10 be found at DlSGMAN, DO
DINE co - 50t Grandst such A paccss, BomDazne-,
D-laines black Lawns. black and white Gngharns baes
1d white Prints and black and blue black Grapes, &C. All "
which they selling the unusually low prices
DlNGMAS, bODINE co. have commenced Masking
. Fall purchases OF Dry Goods and are constantly recey
ng new invoices ffal and Winter Goods every DAY IRON
,cton and the manufactures and they will continue to sell
$ low a. any oth.-r store Ia N-wYOrA
DISGMAN, IODINE Co Jol Orand-sI
D D. corner Orchard.
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fall fashions.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

fALL hNU WIN I'm VOOUs
MN. T. JENNINGS 4 co Diapers and Talors, I'm
w porters OF Cloths and Cassneres Nesting- Sc 81
broadway, American Hotel. opposite the founaln are IN
r4ept assortment of new goods for Fall AMI
inter wear comprising. French and English Cloths for
Dress aud FrOc Goats tassmeres In agea variety Of styles
Six SATIN Merno and Velvet Nesng- hch will bee made
40 Id order through the aid OF efficient corps Of cutter
economy 10 which would direct. and n rendering The
.y and character Of garments such must satisfy The
-cr minatng that views OF chcapuess not based
on The production any other than arst rate GARNER
Such As have sustained system of small profits and quick
furns and prompted the solicitation o call from hos,
no would really effect saving of the extra per cenisgs
.vied under the credit system.
The attention directed 10 the Pantaoons department mus
continue to offer inducements hose who appreciate d
combining ease and elegance.
In addition the usual assortment Of goods kept by IN
ade we have ALWAYS hand ready made Dress ami troch
Goats PsnaloOn- Vests. SC To answer the requirements
those who Of emergency, may require hr- rate -ul
Fancy Dress Articles In great variety. Scsr- Cravas
Handkerchief Gloves. Suspenders Hosiery Under
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c &c. SIS q
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- CIuiryoyancc.-Dr : : LYON Of Bridgeport,
q solci,s the attention Of Medical and the friends Of
Pee SICK 10 the wonderful and benehccn power of CLAiR'oi-
,>,r possessed by ANDREW J. DAVIS OF Poughkeepse'
- which enables him 10 determine and declare When 10 a
stale OF Somnamhusm. what the disease oi any ahcei
t-, when IL has haled the skill OF the best physclans,
and hat remedy tfanyl will avail Hours OF consultation
irom 10 @ 4 NJ. and from H. 20 7. VI Examinations
,n,Ie Al 81 VI and 81 = VI Location SSi Pearl--t DR.
lyon sud Mr. Davis VIII remain m New-Nork through iA-
seck and Do 70 after few days absence MASH :
his their permanent home and giving notice through The
tribune ofeach absence from and return 10 the city
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Boston Aurtion 8ales

by r, p. 4 d. RICH, 81 and 81 Broad-sre~t Bos'
Don ON WEDNESDAY, sept H.
BOOTS, SHOES. aud BRoGANS-l,s' czsrs booss
Shoes and Brogsns
ON WEDNESDAY. Oct I.
LEATHER SKINS, Nc.->oie Leather. PIPER In The
finished Calf sheep. Morocco and Md SKINS AMI
oder arc e. m the line. su.S
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
vi GEORGE r. GREEN, 10 Chatham street, corner o.
pesrl-Wil keep constantly on hand FULL and CON.
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENS CLOTHING, OF all descriptions, made In he
iosr TAsHosABLE STYLE to whchhe would most respect
fly invite the attention of those In want As he has made
,rfangem-nts to receive Cloths Cspsere pongs &C. by
every packet and has secured the services Of experience
Cutters ne pledge himself To give perfect satisfaction to oil
.ho may purchase.
NB-f;Dmea, mud 70 ordtr at the faorfsa "ot,cs ane
,,.i a,,cf pn,ct.aLfv NIL istf