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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-25
xxxtb CONGREss..Fir-, session.
sENATE....WAsHNcroN, July ~

SENATE. WASHINGTON, July ~.
lse- oa,sie oi pir Of TIE D-piir4l
On the motion Of Mr. CLAYTON Of Del the senate
proceeded 20 take up the Territorial BILL
Mr. Hale offered an amendment 70 tue bill IN iavor
Of striking out the words free rties 90 IS 20 allow
al persons % vote IN the Territory Of Oregon
Mr CLARKE obtained the door aud addressed the
Senate at length He went 10 explain his course A.
minority member Of the Select Committee which nad
reported the hill and concluded by submitting an
amendment declaring that involuntary serTitude sha
not exist in the Territory Oregon until sanctioned oy
Congress
M MILLER followed and made speech Of consider.
able length In opposition 20 the Bill lie was followed
hy Mr. PHELPs spoke briefly IN support OF the bill,
and IN defence Of his course A. member OF the MAORI
IS Of the Committee which had reported 10.
Mr. FITZGERALD obtained the floor and addressed the
Senate AZ some lensth rather against the bill but SAID
he would for lit he could think u would settle
the question lie said he feared that the friends OF the
Bill were destined 70 meet win disappointment
When he had concluded. Mr.. CoAwIN obtained the
floor and opposed the bin in speech OF three hours
duration.
Mr. UxDERwoop Of Ky. has the floor for 70 morrow,
who also moved that the Senate adjourn
The yeas and NAYS were demanded, and the adjourn
ment carried by Yeas @, Nays p 30 the senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the transaction Of some unimportant business,
Mr. CLINGMAN OF n {. introduced a Joint resolution
providing for the adjournment ct both Houses Of Con
gres. on Monday the It'll OF August which was, on
taking the yeas and nays adopted by Yeas l2o Nays 49,
a message was received from the President oy the
hands OF bis Private Secretary replying D. resolution
calling for his in tuctons pectng the establishment
OF Civil Governments in California and New-Mexlco
which being read, Mr.. COBB OF Ga. moved % print
10000 copies.
MIR HILLIARD Of Ala obtained the floor and reviewed
the Message and condemned the whole conduct OF the
President lie opposed the senate Territorial Bill and
advocated the Missouri Compromise.
Mr. BIRDsALL OF Y. followed and read speech
20 the House on Territorial rights Ia the course OF his
remarks he denounced Mr.. VAN BrRENs conduct as
base and dshOIorabe alike unworthy Of the and the
party he had deserted and attempted to destroy.
When he had concluded.
Mr. ViNroN Of Ohio obtaned the foor, and spoke
with great severity agsinst The Presidents conduct
with regard 70 the erection Of civil governments IN New
Mexico and California and denied his constitutional
night 20 do So
Mr. DUNCAN Of KY followed the same side and
condo nned the Presidents proceedings throughout
Alter some farther debate, the House ordered the two
messages with accompanying documents 70 be printed
and made the special order Of the day for Thursday
next, 27th inst. when motion the House adjourned
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~, vac On The Compromise.

II The senate on Saturday, Mr.. Baldwlns pro
,osi,ion 20 strike out the new sections from the
Compromise BILL and leave 1t so as 10 provide Tor
the Territorial organization Of Oregon only upon
conditions which preclude the Equalization oil Sia'
vervl wa. negatived BY a vote which we snslyze
as follows
NAYs-Free States.
n Haus'ysC q Atherton Vtrmoat---S :. Phelps
~ York-D : Dickinson PenHsyfa-D. sturgeon
Iadlana-Jesse D. Bright Ed~ A. Hsnnegan
Iuinois-sidney Breese, stephen ~ Douglass
Oi,o-WilAam Allen oial 2
All Cass LocoFocos bu; Phelps OF VI
Do. f,ou Stare States.
D,lnnare-. John ~ Clayton. Presley -pruanee.
Yaryland-s Reverdy Johnson J a Pearce
V1Sinis--J. NJ. Mason is1as--Sen; houston ,.
y,yfb Caroia0--'Geo. Z. Badger, w r Mangom.
South Carolna--A. P Butler, J. c. Calhoun
Gseygia--John NJ Berrien Hersche v. Johnson.
iLab1ma--Wm. r. King. Dixon II. Lewis
ulss.ssipDi-JefersOn Days, Henry ;. fOote.
LozisioaG-Solornon Downs, Henry johnson
Fl0ridd-James D. WestcOtt Jr. David l.. fulee.
Kmtpety-.Thomas Metcslfe Joseph r. Underwood.
T.nnssses--'Joh Bell, Hopkins L. 1qrney
Nissor5--Dsvid X. Atchison, Thos II. Benton.
6rkdnsos-solon Borland, VIM X. Sebastian
Total-3s Nays from the South (sll solid q
Hunter Of Virginia and Rusk OF Texas absent.
YEAs-Free States.
Nains-Jas w Bradbury Hannibal HarnliD.
veu. HampsA5e-iJ. r. Hale. Yermont-.Wm Upham.
Coznectieaa-'Roger Baldwin Jonn Mes.
BLode Isond--sJohn II. Clarke Albert { Greene:
Hassochusetts-+Jo John Davis Ns@- Yors--John A. DIX.
Ns4Jsrsey-sWm L. Dayton Jacob \" Miner
Hiohizan-Apheus Felch, Thos fitzgerald
Wsooasia-Henry Dodge Isaac P. Walker
OAio-sThomss Corwin. Total, ~.
-Webs,.r of Mass and Cameron Of Pa absent Iowa
has chosen no Senators as yet
sWhies lndependent-Anti-Sl Slavery.
summing up;
For The Compromiso-whig from the Free states ! 3
LOcO-FOcos from ditto, G.
Wings from the Slave states, II LocoFocos from
ditto, u: Total. 81.
Against The CaalT0naise-Whgs from the free ctaIes'
q. loco. from ditto : Independent (Hsle) l From
the slave States not the shadow OF one Total, ~
The North is beaten again, as usual-and by
its own men, as usual.
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FROM CRARLEsToS.-The steamship North
eae, Capt Budd. arrived at this port at one o'clock
this morning fftyseven hours from Charleston We
are indebted to her for CharestoEpapers Of Saturday
We md the following in the Courier
We were informed yesterday by gentleman just
from Cuba, that during entertainment given BY a
wealthy Creole Trinidad de Cuba, the 4h Of July
some Of the guests natives OF the island headed by the
proprietor hoisted the American ensign the house
the troops were Immediately called out and every pre-
paraton made 10 suppress instruction OF the Gre
oles The entertainer "a very wealthy Creole was
sent of Immediately 70 Havana in irons snd the auiho-
rires are now busiy engaged 10 sesching Others
who were connected with II. We understand that the
island Is in great state OF agitation. which may eri-
nate in general rising OF the Creoles az any time.
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By TELEGRAPH to the yew.YOrk Tribune.
Elephant Fisht-Death from Drowning.

A slip from the Office Of the JOhHst0rn ReP'bI-
can, states that Oh Saturday night while Ray
mond & Warnings mensgerie was al Galway
the elephant Columbus broke of some ofthe CRATES
u the cage Of the rhinoceros, setting him bose
a fight took place between them. The rblnoceros
was felled to the earth. but soon rose and gave
the elephant several upward thrusts with bis pro
digious horn. woundinz him 50 that be IS not ex-
pecte TO live. The rhinoceros escaped to the
woods where he was pursued By about 50 persons
bat up to last evening had not been captured. A
large reward is offered for him if recaptured alive
Egberi Adams, sou Of Dr. Henry Adams Of
Coxsackie. was drowned while fishing Of Coxsac-
k;e .his afternoon
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A German Navy.


We translate for The Tribune the following
appeal for the formation of a German Navy, from
a letter which n. P. WILLIS, Esq. has just re-
ceved from Dr. Flugel. The subject is OF inter-
est 70 our German citizens, at this crisis Of Euro
pean affairs
A CALL TO ALL GERMANS IN NORTH AMERICA. IN RE.
LATIoN TO A GERMAN FLEET OF WAR
Even IN the first days OF the glorious time which
has dawned Tor the freedom OF Germany every friend
Of the Fatherland perceive with sorrow how an
unmporiant power although by land receding before
the German flag. yet is allowed to do injury to the
same aag al sea, without power Of retaliation
Although the blockade Of the German harbors by
Denmark may be only temporary nevertheless the bare
possibility of such an Occurrences IS OF 50 humbing
character that every German should contribute 10 pre-
ven, forever the recurrence Of similar degradation
Therefore this communication Is addressed 10 all the
Germans of North America-who, on many other &C.
casions have exhibited generous remembrance Of
their mother c0untryss pressing call 70 inst'f.is
societies as soon as possible aGaef 10 those Shieh AaVs
already besz formed IL Germany IN order 70 raise con
,riba,oss 10 General FHad rkick shall Be applied 70
ths creation ef a German Nary
Already have several worthy German citizens snoug
whom the names Of SlomRn Godetroy, Z. Ross sc IN
Hamburg shine with especial lGs;re-made, through
the presentation Of vessels well IS very important
noneyed contributions noble beginning TO the work
for whose completion every German heart Will certain
ly be inspired.
Not only in money bat also in relief and assistance IN
relation TO the purchase of vesses and the manning Of
them With brave and competent sesrnen Is the cusr
In which the Germans living IL AMExlcA may IA
vor their brothers with the sctive aid for ENGLAND
tie svowed opponent OF the German Zollvereil would
also be- not only not favorable but obstructive to
the establishment Of German Navy on large and ex
tended plan
Already from another source the German Parliament
which began It's existence the let Of May has Justly
been named as central point for the reception Of vol
upt.rv contributions from al quarters. The consuls
Of the sewers, German States in North America "a well
As the American Consuls in Germany, viii certainly
lend with willingness helping hand TO the work, as
the subscriber is oytully prepared to do Al al tues
DR J. G FLuGEL.
Consul OF the U s Of America al Leipsic, IN saxouy
Lopsic May, lsss
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Bonrd of Assistant Aldermen. .MosoAY,

PETITIONS REFERRED.-Asking for Hook and Ls,Se
Company the corner Eighth avenue and ForIye'g1.
OF John Sheridan and others Tor damage oy ~
ing grade Of Thirty nrst To Tepaye eat s"s =.
Fourth avenue, between T~eniy sixth and IwesJ
seventh OF John Haskell, an assistant krsPs
the Penitentary, for increase OF salary. III iess.
keepsie barge owners for exclusive Of pier ioOs
Murrayst OF sundry persons, asking Tor hse -
drant 10 North Moore.st between Hudson snd v'sss
gich . That Croton water be carried 70 Fosv''
st. aud Eighth-sveDue. ian
REPORTS ADorTED.-Agsnst the proposition . ~, !.
and extend Madison avenue from Twenty tnle 80. ~
Broadway. TO concur in setting curb ana "a,
stones on Thirrieth-st between Eighth and sAs ,he
nues.-..To concur in placing well and pump nth :,
northeast corner Of Ninthsyenue and forvr~n,x.
$50. Amending the tagging Of sidewalks 70 80 .ut
third u. between Third and Fourth avenues :, n
ststuting six feet wide for whole width y. 'h ana
paving Eightheyenue. between twenty VI ., All.
Forty third SITS ga.nst altering the grace VI mn
=. near John. - To concur in setting curo sla =. a
stone and tagging space four feet wide IN slo 1l,r,
Fourth-avenue, between twenty sue -, "a
eighth sta. Alec TO Tag sde~s!Ns DetHe'I sese,
second avenues To concur IN paving 70
,eenth n between First avenue and Avenue 49,.
concur TO flag south sidewalks OF l"eItn o. 1919
Ninth and Tenth avenues. 10 eonca ID IT, 80 .
Piity.thirdst between Firstsvenue ana Last a
Assistant Ald Hubbard complained that the hep@s.
Cornm,tees are not sufficiently explicit de was
20 by Assistant Aid Clarke, Miller and hofgsA -,
considered this, q, least 70 oe So 10 cohc.1
ing Slneteenthst- between fiitn and sixth .se
ly occupied by Police once TO Eastern D.spsns~, a
In favor OF well and pump on the southwest cor n -,
Forty frstst and seyenth-ayenue In favor "a \,
funding part Of assessment Of sewer IN state - -
Messrs. Coles Confirming renominsron Of yrss
| Ma,sell Chief Of Police. Concured in, II 70 o. -
| appointment Is for two years cnni,.
| coMMuSicArfoS.-l'rom the Aims House Sos,.ses
sioner and Resident Ply stefan stating the
OF employing consiets as nurses, &c ana
change IN the system. Referred. ,,.,i.nz
| FRon BOARD or ALDEEMES-ln favor OF easyaoops
Inequalities to Com. Perry. Concurred 10. 40 YEA
| Mr.. Valentine Clerk OF Common Counei- 80 Ia
To lease pier No is North River TO commissonss'x
Emigration concurred In. In favor OF ereenss rsa
| az Clinton Market Concuued in. Amsfss' -. ~.
tute, Mechanics Institute and Gallery Q. |. ,hs
/ The two former vscste the rooms they occupy lss
Old Aim. House building and basement City Han ave
November and the latter vacate Rosunas', - Kcs
| Concurred in In favor OF lighting Hn.lsn. "A t
Hammersley and Elizabeth sls with sss- e0s'"'
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~ The WATER CURE JOURNAL for July, contains very
interesting matter the following subjects Every family
should read Il The Water Cure by John Forbs, MD.
Frs DR. Bngham's Testimony; PalpItaron Of the
HearTea Coffee, and Tobacco Wet Bsndage 10 case Of
Swelled Arms Fatal Erspe in the West House Of
Industry Eating ami Drinking board the Transatlantic
Steamers Home Facts IN the Water Cure Case Of Injury
by Drugs Sweating in Wet Sheats, and by Exercise ;
Hints on Sleep Diseased Lyers Of Animal. A Home for
All; Water Cure IN Indiana Quackery The Apple as
Food Cracked Wheat, Unleayened Bread Animsl In.
nci Woodstock Msnusl Labor Institute and other ner.
esung matter Price, single number 10 cents 81 year
Fowler WELLS, Publishers l3l Nassau-st in Clinton
Hall
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aAUo's Medlcated Soap actually with the power o.
bansnirg wrinkles, vel preventing their formation
Fer Purifying the akin from al blem shes such eryspe-
las, scrofs rngworns, pas1.s tao, ffeckes, sunhurn
sslowness redness rog nness, &c nothing equal this
delicious while 70 the gentlemen recommends itself
beng the best article for shaving Invented Found
only q the Doctors depot 81 Wskerst 6rsl store from
br0sdwsy
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sAsD,'s sAR,ArAanLA.-sprngl /, once more with

sAsDss sARsAPAELLA.-springi "a once more with u.s. A
verna freshness Ss The and man. well vegetation
feels the revvng Influence u the season But Spring 1,
Spring the sck The poor beddden martyr to scrof
ala, rheumatism liver disease indigestion or any
Of the legion Of masdes which take their rise In The
stomach. and make the their conduitsxhai Ia lie
Spring TO himl VIA, language to he deaf and dumb or
gns 10 the blind Bu1 We think tel the sufferer
how TO h his system for the enjoyment Of Spring
Of sands safsapara, that shall last the whole season
vii accomplish the work. and enable the patient to
MS bed and walk before aey July looks In a, his chabe
window.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail By A. B. d
SANDS Wholesale oruggss 100 Fulton, corner Of William
rs Broadway, and n East Broadway New-York soIs
also BY orggs generally thro1 bout the United States
Prce 81 per bottle, sir bottles OF S.
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~ twill be seen by the TeIegraph'c dl'pa'o

e twill be seen by the TelegraPh'c oisPa'D"
that great debate is in progress IN the 'ena.e'
on the Compromise bill. Mr. CoEwiS spoke '"'e'
hours yesterday upon the question -
ture to say that he said many good tnins' - -
three hours. This speech will probably s"H '1e
friends Of rs.cality as much occasion 10, 'yi"s
abuse a. his great speech on the Mexican " ar
1t will be seen also that the House nave ssa'"
adopted day for adjournment the 7th Of August,
49,, 81, -. senate concurs of course It is Of no avail
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rY- The few who do believe take the lead Of the many
who do believe, IN advertising In country papers, be-
csuse through them the people Of the country learn the
names numbers and pursuits Of those who prepared
supply their Instead Of waiting for customers TO
earn, accidentally, II they ever learn, and when hey call,
separate descr pou Of the business the enerpnsng adyer
iser spends the hour n writing advertisement equally
descriptive for the Country Newspapers by which tens OF
thousands may read al the tme and be informed Of all
he particulars Is desirable 10 convey Such Is the diff
ference.
complete st OF all the cities and towns Of the United
States, In which newspapers are published can be had
gratis at the Agency OF '. B. PALMER Tribune Buildings,
from which enerprsng business seiect such dis
tncs best suited to extend their trade. He is
ihonzed receive Advertisements at The publishers prices
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HoN WAsmyCroS HUNT.-The albany argus
Of yesterday, in noticing Mr. Hunts letter, pays the
following deserved compliment to that worthy member
OF Congress
But for Mr.. Hunt personally we seize the occasion
90 say that entertain high regard In all the quail
itcs which constitute good citizenship and private
worth and character he sustans an enyiahle position
AZ public man he has served his political Friends with
fidelity, and with conceded ability and although We
differ widely from him in his public shall
not do him the injustice TO suppose that be is
ated BY sincere and pure motives. Unless the DemOc-
racy OF his district supply his place with candi
date OF their own should regret 70 see him quit q
position for which in all matters not political he Is so
well qualified by his experience AMI talents"
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Abduction Characterization of Priests.

NAofiINp lN-s -ND--agf "--J -
The slave abduction case has been postponed
until Thursday next. on accoun. Of the illness Of
Mr. Carlisle, assistant counselor orthe defendants.
There has just been a splendid ordination OF
eight Priests in Georgetown College. Archbishop
Eccleston was present, and also seven priests from
Switzerland " no have Just arrived, and who were
very kindly welcomed
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AFFECTING SONIA young woman appeared
before the Court yesterday with tears in her eyes and
plead for the release Of her little sister who with
number of other children imprisoned on Saturday
for street begging and stealing ladies' dresses sP-
peared that the accused mas father and mother resd
Ing in New.York and was never away from home be-
fore sae was acquainted with the children, but had
ofteubeen forbid keeping their company On the day
of their arrest he child requested he mother let her
20 over 10 Brooklyn but although her request was pos
lively denied her evil companions prevailed on her to
diso5ey the commands Of her mother. The Court
sisted The young tina, il she brought satsfsc
tory evidence Of the good character Of her Ie sister
discharge would be granted.
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NJ STRAKOscH Is NEW HAvES.-We are glad
to learn that srskosch has been completely success
ful in New Hsven-as we knew he would be BE has
given three Concerts with continued increase Of pop
ularity and was obliged before leaving, to promise
repetition Of his visit One Of the New Haven papers
says Of his performance
Such rapid touches never witnessed before
indeed his fingers AZ times had the quick hu'ter OF the
humming birds wings His style Of execution il pecu.
liar 20 himself and cannot be satisfactorily described
He was constantly greeted with the most emphatic de-
onstrstons Of satisfaction indeed the most rapturous
applause"
The Monterey Gslop and his brilliant variations on
Yankee Doodle especially well received. Al the
close of the last Concert NJ strakosch called out
when he thanked the audience good English for their
kindness and hospitality, which he promised always to
remember
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RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-There was a collision on
the Lowell and Lawrence road this noon near the
Lowell Bleachery the train having run into
freight cars by which the engine very considerably
injured There was no person materially hurt al
though all badly shocked, IN both senses OF the
word The freight cars were Of their proper place,
but why 20 we did not learn. Lowell journal, 22d.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

LOOK Or FOR MAD Docs On Sunday, dog
belonging to gentleman in Henry-st BIT a man very
severely in the arm. he also Bit one or two dogs He
was not known to be mad aud was locked up for the
night in stable in Gsrden-st 50 that the owner could
ascertain the fact In the course Of the night he
aged TO escape and az large in the streets during
the greater part Of yesterday during which time be BIT
Two persons and seyersl other dogs He was finally
killed In Joralemons-
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PEAsE's DYsESTERY CONPouSDThlsi s a ysluao 70 medi
cine for the Of dysentery and bowel complaints. which
80 frequent al this free from deleero1s
geden and be taken BY persons Of all ages with per
feet safety For sale BY RrsHros CLARK Co. ITO Broad
way and 10 Asor-Housei Il. JoHSsos 27S Broadway; A
D SANDS. 100 Fuiion-st corner william Order. sup
pl!ed a above iyl5 2w-
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SPLENDID SILVER Door PLATEs.-Elegani Gothic and
Plain Door Plates, warranted sterling silver plate oesuu
fully engraved, from s. 80 upward st 8 EvEsoELLs Pre-
MUM Engraving establishment SO2 Broadway cor Duane
first square above Stewards marble store jyIl lmeod
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Another INDICTMENT FOR MURDER.-ln the
Municipal Court Saturday morning. Edward Crosby
wa brought up and informed that the Grand Jury mad
indicted him tor the murder Of John Weber by striking
him the head in Charlesst and that the Indictment
would be certified to the supreme Court the 2lst Of
August next This will make the NTH capital case
brought before this Court from Boston within SIX
months. Boston Mall <tth
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JUDGE McLEAS.-The Detroit Free Press lLO-
co-Foco) says
That il is well known in that city where the Judge
has been attending Court for two weeks that he did not
attempt 10 conceal his opposition 70 Gen. Taylor He
said 10 gentleman from Ohio. that he would, If nom
mated al Buffalo accept He mace the remark In the
hearing OF several ara added that the Wing patty had
been dissolved by the action OF the Philadelphia Con-
ventiOn.
This may be true, but the Cincinnati Gase'te- which
we think is quite likely to know Mr. McLeans seni-
menis as the Free Press decidedly Of opinion that he
will not allow his name be put upon the Free Soil
Ticket.
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A DAzzLISe SIGEr.-We were yesterday IA
vored with .shi which made our mouths water for
ths whole dav Il sted IN nine bars Of gold eight
of ,barn four inches Erd BALI loog BY hree-q
Of an inch wide and ihrse-,ghihs tsick There was
nina OF half size The eli hi rhoL bars weighed two
hundred weights each and the bali bar one han.
ared making 100 in al The value OF the whole Al =,
cents the cwt Is 81 GO
This cold came from the mines OF W. NJ Moseley 4
Co which are situated in the county Of buckin- oHui
and are two in number ~ an expense Of sl2per dem
al one mine and IS AZ the other. the company have
heen in the habit Of raising and washing much a. s5
daily Al each Richmond Wnig 21th
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DREss Doors And CONGRESS GAIrERs-Those made by
WATKINS, ia Falton-s well calculated give sss
faction being Of he first quality and sold low prices
the country made universally palmed
Of the public French, city made, &c. jyl2 3teod
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~ At the reception Of the Massachusetts
Volunteers in Boston Saturday evening Gen Crss-
ING was Kissed when he attempted 70 speak.
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~ The Saturday Clipper is the name Of a
new paper recently started in Troy. Miami County,
OHIO and Is devoted 10 the interests OF the Free soil
Democracy.