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And the soul ri Nrt.0n. lpra--d DO her Ire
Dancd over Biz l0-f. u q dunn l. IRE.
We've msclls and u.lnsfre.- 90 cheer 10 al0n-
md The 4g- ~ tie is.r have ar-f 10 tle.r song
I'll. the cause ac remov we. remember The wrong
BELFAsTMAN.
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~ NEWBI Kl,II IT WWEN III IhEAT'-Iu"
~. subscriber re- pecty announces "a tc public tis ~
- sui continues keep the above named boAhDiNo
Est ENLISTMENT tor the reception Of hose who may
to ~. oy he advantage OF cool ami healthy atmosphere
Ihe House = LARGE and COMMODlOUS, and peAasnuy
,u,.. an Az ,denv Hin witnn mlnuies Walk VI tbs
steamboat landing. The prospects, one OF 1s richest On u@
Hudson anorilng unrestricted view u Nc"puftn Dsys
and A me view Oi West Point, the Highlands, Mountains
scenery Ac Families single persons can be he'"hoas
With hoard By iie day at reasonable Price
Newburgh, May, l8i6 lmyT 2misipI L. r. DopoLr
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Irnsses.
HULL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO kUriUKED fEksOSs.-fefsons a.
hced with kptures may rely upon the best lnsfumen.
Al # the world affords, application nj un once No
Is.g street. Ia iic Agents IN tbs Principal towns 10 uS
ni.a aie. Be careful examine The bach pad oi huifs
gu-.e to s.s IN they endorsed by Dr. Hun IN wntng
Zone are genuine, be- relied upon good, wi,0ath~
si,uiun. <,,,,
Many persons have undertaken To yen1 limitations on huIs
raiei n.sss and thousands are imposed upon IN con-
..1ucnce These limitations cannot be relied upon uey 9o
made by unskul mechanics and no better Than INC ofdi'
lary Ins-'s. . -,
Rooms have been hied up at No. Veseyseet, exeia'
.vey .r ladies' having separate entrance rom tis bust
90, ,,.,n uafienf. nLln
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NOTICE.

mo FARMERS AND HOhIICuLTURfSTS.--Ths
American Institute appointed 'snns Sotnmiuee
ION e II Agriculture, 10 examine sn 'fvPs sn1
nv extraordinary grow Of Fields Orchards ofnsns snd
,,.yar, and ID report the 10 tie Institute Ibves
ho ae,r no submit r ruils VI their industry snd sknl ~
NamlnsuOn, VIII please To comHiuneas hat ass.: " -
4 WAkFMAS F.q Corresponding Secretary of tbs 10.
s,d A., a stsir HENRY MEiO3.
r''f@ WILLIAM J. TOWNSEND,
EDWARD CLARK,
90. JOHN TKAbEks.
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Boston Aucticn Sales.


DYTP. y q. RICH, r ard 81 Broai-.,ree. B1s-
ID ON WEDNESDAY. June a.
BOOTS. SHOES ll BAODANS-5eo cases Boots >aoe-
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llliscellancons.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS

: IN " OI1h9' I 4-'1- " - =, -
llR. EDGE respectfully informs tle public tili NE
vi arrangements tl, season Ie most extensive
rtr ever afInnel ln fls country Tie Is now fully pre-
ar.i t0 furnish ne- Towns. Public Gardens Theatres
'.r.. Ac with 'yrOe.lc Displays. varying u price from
- tu 1000. comprising te most brilliant ald Ntre-alo
r. ami apprarraie designs. Alr. T. Will also add to nis
srg f- season four entire New Co.1r-. before
hi f0 he pub ca rca Canine, koya Purple Maroon.
and llszerne Blue unknown 10 any Other PyroechnsL n
3. No Agents. ioAAC hDDf'' Jf,
iV,t.r-,y sDIl.A -.-WHOLE,ALE AID EEIAlL.-
L United States Llhorafor.-lle subscribers have on
and sni for sale an entire stock Of branf FUe 0rts
omrr-ng Cd very general assortment, HNch FOR beauty
pue.rsce and real utility VIII exceed amy ever offered D.,
hem b years. and ID cold uy weight VIII be lound' ns
perhaps iu per cent. tle cheapest I'D 'lc city.
Canton Fire Crac,ers &c. n abundance. -
GASSNER & YOUNG,
l52 Chaiham-si opposite Chatham Theatre,
Dealers I'm Groceries and Fruits and Agents Tor the ceeOa
ted Pavilion Fountain al Saratoga
y B-Srrpenf. and Ilasers being prohibited ~ ms city,
O. T. Will only receive orders for them rom the country
i..f.
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IHDN " LHOOSA-i III JHL ~ " 1OHf-'
l. ERNEYS. BKEESE s SAMPSON, -ucceseor- q
N Bo0msn Johnston, Ayres CO. have on band and or
Tor "a e Oh hera terms isl assortment Of SWEDISH 10
and square IRON.
Ru--.aP ; ! old Sable Iron
Fagl.sh and American round. fat and square Bar Iron
Brsziers Rods, -i6 iO hal inch
Spike Rods and shoe Shapes u al sizes $50. -,
Hor.e Nal Rod 81 N0rR old sable sno Jsha1e iivh
Band scroll and Hoop Iron, " al sizes
Ca- Steel SHEAR steel and German Siee OF Fafve, saiHi
sorns steel American Blister siee, a. Buster otee1
boiler and Flle Iron, ~ a.
Ship. Boat and Railroad spikes
Cut Nails Brads and splAes, VI az SIZES -, 60.
Collins l. Co. genuine n---- ~.
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d. BAQMN. OCULlSI.

SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHILD, Tie celebrated Ocuhst 81
- ~ninpiau and London has removed his ONCE nom ~
srs--reei tu lo5 Cala--treet, where lie continues s
-e--fi treatment 0n ID -eases NJ the Bye ana lfcfet
on OF Vision % which o 10 20 80 ysars have yieden
,.rr been de-. 4rei ucurabe by eminent Ocil-f- REFER
noes given ocure- performed, many declared hopeless and
.onne bind from lO 20 30 years
Ft..8 CrD,yeg of steamer Massachusetts Of Pnru-
enf OTttalfta ,,., -,
4 s5n of John Bansead of Jersey City, almost blind from
ic.1llrs.
Nj. Mozier ~ CannOn--ree violent case Of Int" ana
oruea covered with Ne5ula, complicated WIN ina"foi VI
wears standing from Mel,lc pronounced nclfaDel Also
r mother icteI with OpAamia Tor > ycaf- cured oi
Hicu0us.
James McCoan 81 Waslngtonstreei L'PPetudo, Chrome
Inflammation 0i kyelds
I,s Bannon n Anu-sree Pt05s or falling Of upper Eye
ID. toured " fllIut uperailunl $500 ,
f..0 Howe Rrade-frr-f .fonrage OF hcboniia .'s
2r--rrk iarn 40 Broore--ffesf, bad OF L7fis.
H. Roberts. il kldEe-frt.f between Stanton AM fol-
on ad ca-el of PuraleHf Optl0a ad ee afsd 80 ~"
H,.ir- of attendance n A. NJ 10 = T. " ADVICE 10 lr
Lnlr --ri--.. Al -n-Lrr. nlsl lr pl.LIal. ml1l
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cHEAP HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

THE undersigned keeps constantly ON ald al 10" prices
/ a GOOD assortment of Hardware Tinware, Britannia
ware Japanuei- NoOdn are and Baskets. An eNcei
en assortment of Table Cutlery Of choice patterns al loves
market prices Pocket and Pen Knives Of ell descriptions
Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots. Lamps A. Tea Trays VI al
descriptions Also, large number fchOcc patterns 81 20
the Tea Trays very cheap Al-o, HOlow"are, "s rol'
kele- Sad Irons, Sc. Carpenter. Tools cheap ana 81 ~
best quality A. Planes Saws, Chsels, &C. AS" Nai7'
Locks Carpet Tachs &C Lkew se Brushes 81 am9,lete9
.u-C Oh and lfar Scrub and PANT and busting Bnishe-
Au exec lent variety also Of " oodware and Baskets a. ln-
Pals Wash Boards Clothes Horses, BOWS ana iiuys
Bron- Crai.s Basket Chairs. French Travelling ba-hts
Nc Sc Please give X. r. JOHNSTON call al u ann
rue.-treei and be- viii strive 90 Accommodate you I'm any
fIng in l- line a. cheap be afforded ~ ile Cly
"a Il. X. JOHNSTON.
NB-An excellent assortment Of oval and Oval hollow
Patent Brl.s STAIR Rods. NIL
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TYPE FOUNDRY.
DRrCE'S NETWORK TYPE FOUNDRY, NO J.
ID Chambers street between Centre and Chatham stftr-
The following are The prices for approved notes al SD
months from which liberal discount vii be made Tor casn
P.ca....... 81 cts. b. MiniOn 81 ci.- ID.
small Pica....Ii Sonpsriel.. 20 "
Long Primer n Agaie.......so
B0lrero.s 30 Pearl ......I2O a"
Wood Type Printing Ink, Paper, Cases Galeys, Bras
Pule Composing Stcds, Cnase-, and other Printing raie
ras furnished with prompuude and al he lowest prices
GEO. BRUCE 81 co.
~ The Type which his paper Is printed Z from th'
sh,,se gourdry fny29 DAWN
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hi iit,~-> would Of Physicians w hS
~ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, winch for three yeafs
Ia. has proved be satisfactory 10 thoss
sho have tried Il, We'll gratifying TO himself Many
eminent the Profession approve u SONS " whom
are the following. An
Prof v MOu, A. II. Stevens, VI d. RkhOnmsn, 80
Prod w Parker, j. {. Bliss, MD. r. r. Berger, MD.
Prof J, b. Beck, A. 4. Post, MD A. ~ Gam, No
Prof {. A. Lee, A. L. Cox, MID o. WHkss, mD
Prof r. Waiis Jill. BOu0we, Md A. Clinton. ND.
~ Johnston, SID X. ;. kissam, Md u D. ba!Aley Nd
}. A. sven, MD. J. Lln-.ey, ND. W. 4. bae, Nd
NC Roberts, ND W.McCfesdy MI. A. omithb MD.se
Pic. - 10 - u Amiiy-s, June T. lSie Jco Imovo-
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NOTICE.

TUE heretofore existing under he hfm o.
/ HESEDICT s. HAMMOND was dissolved on ~ Ien
law I,lj by mutual consent, samuel hammond Myng
,rs,s interest OF >. W. bene1ci, Who ~iuns"s"om
: HAMMOND Is authorized 70 Use the name OF ue arm
audalon the Delng Articles " sfsrnsus 70
,se,sr ; W. BENEDICT and SAMUEL bAMMoNU'
Dai-si AaTch tn, lSia
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PREMIUM STORE.

COUTHOUY 4 MEYERS, 81 Broadway, respectfully
y invite he public Ia call al their store and eNamne M
richest and extensive assortment 10 DE- 0lni ~ W.
country of BRONZFD and OkMOLU CHANDELIERS
CENTRE MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET. and tfAD
ING LAMPS CANDtLABkAS, GlNANDoLEo bhA'-
KFT BRANCHES and CANDLESTlCkS, In every variety
of patterns ~ , ,,i -.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, a new and superb article, pc
cllilfv desirable for pacace and steamboats,
In evidence of HE superiority Of his portion OF hef siocn
over any other offered 10 iie public M ms t
fhv can with honest pride refer 10 less hat SIN GUILD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded to the maniuclni
within the a-t seven year, for ne greatest vnres ana
beauty of patterns and le unuvard hn-h Of their ORR
Every ace sold by &. y. is warranted Ia be What teS
represent and those who wish obtain first class goods a.
price often paid for sucha- are OF very her or fiy
are requested 10 favor them with a call before purchasing
elsewhere. 80.
~ A liberal discount Ia Churches and Hotels. ST ly
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STOCK OF NORTH-AMEnIC!.A,sN ,,-t ~ m.
- LANx-For sale, Shares OF ns spa -, - e.
culre OF s Rankin, iOs soaIaP esrIsuess, Assss'~'
u29 Sws
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no,KD DIP TONN.-A paror and bedroom. sala-

ID bic tr gent elnan and ms wlic, one ui Two sinkse
,m,n ma, bee with board IA private isnily, a
80 lls NJ, sa-sircci, between Any aud foufsueets
lew doors beOw " ashust ton Parade Ground Loeanon
.erg pleasant, house supplied wlh ,roon Naasf, osin
Dom Nc ine Amity- aud tOurthsires Stages Pess
Nlftiu a lew rods ui tue house. nsleu
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system m - Baray-tleet lcutance "a. pre-ent 90 Pa
EMS with Chrome D-ea-e- arf t.l.ed az "" Lebanon
,nd m.... vs. OF Pusted. Mas Dr. ;. VII spend por-
on- lf fle summer season 20 this place
The Wutr-Cure journal and Teacher Of Heal'h joe
sis..q ST. d. EDITOR. Campbell a Nnimarsh. Publishers
-r be- Obtained of WIN. H. Graham Tribune Buildings, l6
Na.-s-sfrref. Ney-lora Cry .in-rnnefs VII hereafter
-.r..e. -a,r number. sf as Place. Terms. 81 pervolms
II q rulL.r. u lluLlrr ullll
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TO TIE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE;

TO Idk ILL VI AO SAOAL 1 no l., q,
nOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION HARRIS, az j. r.
~ BROWNIES, Mlaer ana Importer, London and 20
,-s,. ay cor Canlbef--sree and Broadway, NeN Ola
Tie finest Harps Yet Produced Al our eminent professors
prefer them for their rich, brilliant tone ioach and pefee'
-r..r to sI. otb.r, London Musical Mirror
These Harps obtain great celebrity % Ne musical world
y. /. Evening Post
Chef d1uvre OF All applied 10 tie most beautiful and
.,.,,-i.e iu.fr7,r1ett n. York Mirror
The finest Hafps ever played on-
You're. +. : an eminent Professor and
January, 1915 puPA VI boensa
Ham. remained Strings &C. - 5awlm.
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Hammond has this dsy s-socsfed win nm OSDlS
A-HCRAFT and Will continue ie business u selling sod
,.sclanse under The hrm Of ). HAMMOND CO
,. HAMMOND,
u. AsHCkAFf.
LBS. Hammond having always attended TO Chrome
meter Duplex, and nne WORK himself, wishes W INFORM ns
nencs thai he IA continue Ihe same, and socs conunu-
u heir patronage. m'e u
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BUILDERS HAHD " AHI :,
SEAMAN LOWEkRE, ~ epilng-sifret' near Green-
- rfsf 0rer. Tor sale general assortment OF HARD
IVARF eousstrg IN par. OF American and English Locks;
B n g. Frsre Pul.e, Re- screws and Braces, Wood
and Bed Screws C1 Wrought and Hinge Nols, R.yels,
xc sp4 amy
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WATER PROOF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
COODfEAR> PATENT CT kLA>llt-W erranted
u 70 ,tlnd ~ any Clinaate-0EORGE BEECHkk, lw
8rol,vsv between Pine and Ws-sfreeis has 90 Aand
i = daily receiving from he FACTORIES, general assert
aeut or GOODS manufactured 4alrr Tue above palenL
sL.cl Ire Oilers O tie iriar a. low pncrs, w.
l0a cases Cum Elastic OYershoez, meme, al sizes
De, do. do Go. Ladies do.
Warranted not sfen soften under any degree ~ cold
n bean sou Yards Carnage and other Cloths, - eTry style
.i thickness 90 yanls Japan'd ClOlh lFaent Leather
ll.sL
Al article super0rio Patent Leather and Al ess cost
ALSO.
i've Prp.erver. n all pattern. Naer Hose every size
porsbe Sho, r. Bafs al low Caps, Hss sounwesters
ship Letter Bags lprlce Alsriev4-s
luFr-rg Bags Yea tpa-s Various
....rr.r- Beg ClOakz styles
H0rse Covers tapes
T.~~ae- Apron. Nel Over,.s
Carnage Boots Legglng- .
Xarr Pals various patterns Huntng and Fishing Boots
sa,hrng Mas Ducklug Pants with FLOATS
La.i.e-f Aprons Foot Balls with ar tubes
N--i.tn.c.' APRONS Russia Bets for weak backs
Gun Cases ami Covers Shoulder bface-
AZ Pillow. Su-penders and Elasi.cs
Cf.fr Cushions Cloves and Mis-
WAGON Cushions Camp b alkel-
A. N.--...- viii rings al Cir-.ng.e and Girfls
Military Tent. f,aened Terfs for -port-men
~. sho- goofs arr lr-par bv & process entirely dihef
80 49, 7~ rendering Item inrnile4t 81
l.gr 10 the common Ruti.r Goods hefeoiore - =. ~
lars-f. Orders promptly executor III 49, -
ans larTr
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SASH AND SHOW CASES
TYPE FOUNDRY.

LII PURDY ~ Elizabeth--ireei, Sewi Metallic Ma
IL. hogany, and other SHOW CASES, made to order
the shortest pos-be notice The lowest prices al JIM
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order 0 - Board oi MAJOR all 4ermen ui uf Town o
Memphis. Tennessee l1 Hereby aifert-e or proposals o
Construct ava. from Vol River iD tif ty of Memphis, b
i-ancc 1f Eleven Miles. said anal VIII De- l oui DID sec
non. of one mile EACH and sealed proposals or 's consirc
t0u will be- received until the -Nh DAY of July ueNfi ut
work f0 bee paid for fe Bonds Of the Corporation htyn
Twenty Years run, with interest payable semi annually a
Pill dc.pUl
Tue Corporation ON. Of debt and has revenue which
as increased 80 per cent per annum Tor e Jag tour YEAR
and amounts 90 about twenty-five 3ovi thousand do
year.
Operators wishing iO contract are invited io come ana eN
iune the ground when al ie Information desired VIII De-
furnished. j. j. FINLEY, Mayor OF Memphis lthh'
Memphis 5th April, l8a AL uy@os
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Doar0lna an0 botcls.

DOAKDlNt..-Ole Or TWO gentlemen can be accom-
ID uolaed wan Breakfast and Tea, or lul board do
AIRED. by applying a. no. Is .rosoy-sL Also loom su's'
Jie iur "a kclAvuan ana is vic. hStoiV"''se-N"e'~'
utfa ,..s
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70 Grrnt sale OF ,-hori-iiorncd Catilc.-rlt

.ih.crh.r win -e by Public Alclol, al bis place near
baly. ou "Wednesday. e 18Th daY 10. june az ln O'Clock
" lis entire herd uI ulIc-lred and imported SHORT
HORNED DURHAM CArriE, consisting of about ti'}
animals. Bulls Cows and Hefer-. Catalogues and mort
ul notice may ue seen n 'le May no. OF le Alaly NAF
gaf0r aHI Sew York American Agricultural
TIE safe 1871 he pu-lV ani without reservation. except
u relation fo ulae or four individuals on which te sub
crtr sid claim hr privilege of bilug openly and VIII
others rn 0rarrolrf of amy peculiar mer lt That De- ma
Iof rar.--aig -e Hf oi flc nucleus oi sock winch. i
..nf .r M r.- mon, IN ~ lllI auy 0Hr lId which i
1 fv bee . conf Iai 10 saving cannot Dee -rra--ed.
naf Zoo fIr prices "A little more f.ar nominal ia- The ca-
mas bel COM AIRED with irc1,i oi t- or prospective
.c ofer even f 0tlcr. a- much f0 bis sl- action cuul
be- had.--Molnt HOPE. near Albany, MAY -itn. itt.
,,,-l. "a, he's ls,gt..n. iL T. r. PRENTICE.
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FIRE WORKs-FIRE WORKS

V,HE Cb>CRIBFH, have opened large assori
l ment of Fire Wor.-, which r.y scA re- cheap ~ any
other gender l the city. W. L. bALLA1h'
NO ] Chambers 80. corner OF Chatham 10
y p The Nl,r.. tr. Nn D. ie7 lm
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situations, ST. tUanteo.

xxrx>TED-A p.ace for Chamberwors or hiteaenwuk
A,,lss :, ia -" .s,..a gsx
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-03
THE AMERICAN SPIRIT.
Extract Of prrate letter from ,ohig sU0 miles from
Wdshsngton

have received your last letter, Of the 9Th Noven,-
ber IN which You speak of the approaching session
Of Congress, and of the subjects that will be brought
before that body for discussion and decision In re-
laton to Oregon, | have full confidence that Mr..
Polk has just done what he ought TO have done
He has asserted our title to the iphofe territory; and
have no doubt, if the secret instructions to our
minister and Secretary of State could be ascertained
that, for the sake of peace and, wo lawyers say
as offer of compromise, he has agreed to accept
the 49th parallel Of latitude rather than go to war
and the British have refused to negotiate upon these
conditions. And il they will not 4 would fight
rather than surrender one inch more. | would have
compromised upon the 49h degree of north latitude
because we have proposed 1t before. feel on this
subject like old James Crow did about our impressed
seamen during the late war. Shelley had said that
the evil Of impressment greatly exaggerated
that there was not one fourth as many American
citizens impressed as the democratic party made
out. "Weil," says Crow, "if they had but one OF
two, would fight them till they were released" We
contending for principle, as well as for territory
We are contending for national honor and if John
Bull thinks that his honor requires Of him to demand
more than we can in honor give him, | say, dom
yield 1t. This is my conjecture as to the course Of
the administration about Oregon. But, no matter
whether my conjecture be right or wrong: have nc
doubt those at the head of affairs have acted, ant
VIII act' with perfect Propr'ety; and am for my
| see that the Charleston Mercury is preparing OF
paving the way to take sides with England--af al
events to take ground against the course of the ad
ministraton upon this question. Let him 60 on
and he will find himself in minority, even in hi
| own State.
IS-The preceding letter is what VIC have stated
it 10 be-from wing 800 miles distant from th,
city, whose own sagacty has assisted him in guess
ing the condition Of things in this city We admir-,
his patriotism almost as much as we approve hi,
manly spirit. Such is the genuine spirit Of the OLD
wings of '76. We hope to see similar spirit dis
played by all the liberal wings of the moderr
school.--UNios.
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VIRGINIA.


We learn from private letters that the best spirit
prevails among the democratic party in the egisla-
ture. The house Of delegates had adopted resolu-
zion to proceed to-day to the election Of United
States senator, in the place Of VIM. G. Rves, esq.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec q
The STATE LEGISLATURE is fully organized. From
the votcG yesterday, only two senators and ten
members of the house Of delegates absent; and
we heard thar some members arrived in the course
Of the day.
In the senaie, Dr. E. p. Scott, of Grccnvillc the
gentlemany and popular speaker Of several preced-
ing sessions, was reelected speaker, and returned
bis thanks for the high honor in few sensible and
highly appropriate remarks. The other excellent
officers of the last session were reelected, as the
proceedings will show.
lnthe house, George w. Munford, esq, was re-
elected clerk. Everybody knows him, and it is
needless to say word more. VIM. o. Goode, esq,
Of Mecklenburg, installed into the speakers
chair, having received almost n unanimous
vote.If This selection WILL we have every reason
to believe, be hailed with pleasure throughout
Virginia. His strong and ready mind, graceful
eloquence, courteous and digni6ed yet firm de-
portment, his long and distinguished services,
here and in Washington, ell prove him TO be
admirably qualified for the responsible duties Of
the chair. His address, on taking his post, was
chase, eloquent, impressive, and emncntiy proper.
We hope vet TO extract il from him. and lay il be-
fore our readers. The scrgeant-atarms and two
doorkeepers of the last session were rc.eeced and
here we would say, that, in making two OF these APP
poin.ments, (whigs,) the democrats evinced for