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Igives me pleasure 10 say thai am acquainted
with the proprietor Of tho above medicine and also
with number OF gentlemen, wis lave tested Its cfi
cacy; and have no doubt, from tho Wnimpcachable
character OF the genilemen-who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on
ULYSSES WARD
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PArEsr OFPIog, May, 1879.
TN PURSCA nee Of the act .sle galixinR and

making appropriations for such necessary objects as
have been usually included in the general appropriation
bills without authority OF law, and 10 fix and provide for
certain incidental expenses Of tile departments and offices
ofihe Governments and for other puiposes approved The
s ose until ay z sns s M sr
nj the stationery "a list OF which ID below and executing
dis oes ior lie year commencement on ns Isl DAY q Jaiy,
1919 and ending The 39 day Of June 1850 All the ar.
be Of the best quality and in the best manner; delivered
without delay o. such ihes and in snch quantities AZ may
he required and TO tho satisfaction oil the Commissioner
Bonds with approved security, TO be given BY the person
OF persoIIs contracting Specimens Of the printing and
hy persons proposing that the office Is TO be liberty 10
take either greater lees quantity OF any article bsn 10
specified according g sTs X Ess's EaRaT5ns s ye''
WritingpapsI, hanafi,eae q iin.n.iaid .,.,,
% DO letter paper, woye and laid, ruled. per resm
Envelope paper, enreiopes &c t
e s II envelope paper sa per FsaH'
soos ea no g,es,n Iarsgs ss snd small bun
10 pounds linen twlnc
e Dc d. gum arabic
800 steel psiis, assorted, best quality
o3sross lead pencils thard aud soft,
6 gross silk liz t ale
g @ ns anf sn Ss fs ausr psr scarlet
2ponds Isdiarubber prepared, Goodyear's or others
do S& pounce N-F 5tEaa3" lsa.-
dozen pounce boxes, ivory
bushel binck sand
dozen sand boxes, cocoa
| do penhnives, blades, Rogers 4 Son0
do do blades, do
do erasers, do
do inkstands French pump
do ivory folders n sEHis
do wafer stamps
6pairs paper shears Rogere Sons eincl blade, per
pair II
spnrs paper sheara, Rogers Sons sh inch blade per
pair
dozen scigssrs
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CLOTHING : cLoTHINa MArERIALs.
NAVY DEPARrMrsr,
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7---T7 NAVY UHPAH1MTNI I 7
Bmedu " Pnrisons and Caofhing, April IL, 1919
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed :. Proposals oi Navy
- Clothing and Clothing Materials" win be received NJ
ls Office until o'clock, NJ Monday the 2lst day Of
May next for furnishing and delivering receiving thirty
days notice, zach either Of the Navy Yards Charles
!own Massachusetts brooklyn, New York, and Gospor,
Virgna, such quantities OF any all Of the following
named articles oil Navy Clothing and Clothing Maieraln
may be ordered by the Chief OF This Bureau, ny the
mandanis Of said navy yards respectively during the ifs
cal year commencing the lat day OF Iuy and end
ing the NTH day of Illue. lEil. VIZ VI
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DAILY, PER yeai, % sio0
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WEEKLY ..F .t* ,et goo


ADvEarIsrMEsTs Fy CENTS per square The first inser
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seron- -afty rents pei sqaare alternate Insertions
tiberal deduc tlnf 10 yearly adytItieera.
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Eriracfs from m lddress deiipersd bH er Philip b. M
frGser M d. 10 Ais Students If The P0nphksctsid Co'
giafe School, al The rlose Of their ainn examination
YousG GsNrIEsItS
The exercises hathave lkca place in your examination
hive thoroughly tetcd your atiannents, and aye Afford
I'd us satisfactory evidence. That the employed Tor
your instruction have not failed NJ good ensure OF sue
eces. t31
We have not however been surprised, in view OF the pro
iciency you have generally made in The nseil and orn
mental branches education, which have hren the objcch
II your pyrrit for ifdlengiahed facilities avail 70 pro
oce preporioaia results the Improvement you have ex
hh,ted vaa To have been expected ~
Having alluded The advantages you have enjoyed u Is
my wiaf be distinctly understood as considering them
very great and frccii And'his may sspft, wllhon'
fear Of being suspsced uf attempt at stapprobaton,
bear relation whatever 20 you M iierafy M
sIctor. Yeti some considerable time pant having been
sitated regard the inslulion 10 which yen belong
esc have had full opportunity oiclosey investigating s
educational sycten both 10 Its theory and practice,
feel free to AFFIRM that IN ul The particulars IN which eA
cslercy ay be predicated, OF an acudemcal COURSE
Rave never known any superior, and In many respects
even equal 70 that adopted and carried out In the Pcugh
keepsle Collegiate lhaiute :
Ham prrrented you The greatest facilities for laying
sod and extensive haaia Of ussl and polished educa
ton =
! you have inntructers Of distinguished ability q
che varloun departments Of classical literature maihema
cal science, commercial knowledge foreign augnagea and
the ornamental branches Of music drawing and painting
nnarJ0--du tt Lfes
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ROBERT j. WALKER " fYt
WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE srrRENr corn

i1ss y, or TIE UNITED sTATRi $50 ANl6
TN answer 10 man, iefisrv he hisi proper ssy tst
he cannot attend 10 claims befre Congress, or any o.
the Departments, hui will devote his attention exclusively
10 cases entrusted 10 him In the Suprtme Court
once on PENNSYLVANIA avenue the Seven buildings
Washington, ID. C. mn~d
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TESTIMONIALS
PoueHKsspsm, OCT. an, is4a

4lII :. I7II VI W. "a FOUuHKEhFsIE, Jtt 3tI ifI'
CHtnfva n SKvI RrT, EST
The undersigned who havc for some time had Children
under your care College HILL and who have attended
several examinations Of your pupils take his Opportunity
AZ expressing yon, and 10 the public through yoh
hiK Consideration nfyonr noble School With tile local
~ s., eminenlly hsanlitu-wh the arrangement o. the
stndy rnn, the dnrn,Iforythe play ground iiic tsym
aaslfH with thr comfort and refinement ri the family
with the tloroughneGs of ts educational Pr"ysnns and
te inJlusnces which eyrrIed the mina 81 The
schoars delighted; and unrelneetrd by YOU pre-.
yon this expression Of grateful regards anu en
est wishes that ynil may continue receive, you most
certainly deserve Tie bern patronage which you have
hilher,oenioysd,
"a VAN Chrrr Pastor of the n. n Church
M AXE 9N IIackensick,
EpsAn InoRl, Supervisor of HE town of
Ponghksepsie. ~
D, TaownnipoR Merchant, ronehkeersie,
,sEo VAN KtERrK. 9
Jolfy r. Mc(,orN, Troy,
0t GEoaau " PoNsaoY, Now York t
BAL Ala IloIr Brooklyn
s{R sN lPRsEL UAWLEy. Merchant, Nsw York,
.iIuHkRr VAN wAarNrS, Poushke.psie
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The paper Tor The above 10 be Of the begt qualify
Hooh on printing paper
For composition per tholsand ems, for small pira
Do do do BREWER
Far presework and paper, per token, for royal
Do 10 do for MEDIUM
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REFERENCES AND PATRONS.
HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auburn, n V,
HON. JAMES ENOTT, roughkeepse, do
CHARLES BARTLEI'T, Esq, do do
REV Dp. y. w. HATCH Wisconsin
REV Dir. EDWARD DAVIS, Balsiop, n. Y.
GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poushkeepsle do
REV Da. LUDLOW, do do
RKy. DE. MANN, PA. mar 2l-dly
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w. NJ. MEREDITH,
Secretary OF the Treasiir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
From Was hington.

The telegraph tells US that the Mileage ques'
ton was again before the House yesterday We
want 10 make some remarks On the matter but
NJ. GKsELEr wants no assistance in such war
fare as Is wsged against hira. The new light in
which exhibitions Of malignity place members,
10 any thing but agreeable 10 those who IN times
past have thought better Of them. The Wanted
boasts Of others about holding themselves respon-
sible, is simply ridiculous. Nobody else holds
them So and even they themselves would not,
only that they feel safe from notice
We were correct in doubling the accuracy OF
the Telegraph reports yesterday morning Mr..
Boris motion 20 lay Mr. GoTT's Resolution on
the table, in place Of being carried by "a TO 80,
was voted down by 10 to 81. So the Resolution
10 still before the House
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Tx Gas Co-rA~Y C0arifr SAYS " In our o.
ice for several weeks past been almost mqoss
bic business a. night 10 conse quence OF the
lack Of hght and We have been forced 70 procure a
solar Lamp from Diez Bro'hers ia order g. be able 10
iudiie this paragraph. The Gas Company does not per
form iis part 81 the stipulation ls gas Is not ~ 20
use. Our prayer like that II AJAX - Tor
light
The C0ier Ia not the only Who has reason 70 use
the Prayer OF Ajax Ia our Office, likewise We nave
for the st fortnight been pcsieed and plagued almost
beyond endurance and have often been obliged 10 use
oaad,s IN the competitors room N order TO get out our
morning paper. The Common Council a.so, We see,
is not exempt from the nuisance Of bad llght-the o
lowing Resolution having been adopted II the meeting
Of the Board of Assistants on Monday evening
Ic1re3 Ihst The era ~ lis Board BE- aud DE- Is h-i e.
by directed f0 grCclfe Immediately Tie Necessary l1mps
with agaIG Burners other apparatus which nsy De re-
qu Tor he decent proper ard c0nveli-ut hghrg OF M
3D. II having failed sh0rd the neressay lgh after =
pa.ieut .rial of Ell months by this Board
In opinion something should De done 10 force the
Gas Company 10 fulfil their stipulation, for, &c the Gu
Tier says. their gas IL not ~ TO use
~ We are paying TO this same Gas Company
from ono hundred to one hundr, and twenty-five dol
lars per month for lights in The Tribune Office We
are satisfied that could procure more light for half
that money either by the use Of o. Camphene or 0y
Gas on our own premises. We would
long since have adopted the latter method Of lighting
our building but relied upon the promises Of the Com
pany ths, they would speedily Increase tho quantity
and improve the quality OF their Gas. We are row
prepared to act IN concert with citizens at large
Something must be done. The public have been i'm
posed upon long enough Eds. Trib,ae
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The Slave Trade In the District.

WARRINGTON Wednesday, Jan. 10.
We have had another day Of excitement and
struggle IN the House, entirely devoted 70 the mo
ton Of Mr.. STUART of Michigan 70 reconsider the
vote whereby the House had adopted Nlr. Colt $
resolution ,nstructing the Committee OF Ways
aud Means 70 bring in bill prohibiting the Slave
Trade in the District oi Columbia. Mr. GRIZZLY
obtained the floor al the outset 10 oppose the re-
confederation, but the Speaker on reflection,
yielded it 70 Mr.. WEsTwORTH Of ID. who bad
called up the subject, and who, after brei and
frequently interrupted speech, moved that the
motion 10 reconsider do lie on the table. Tins
motion failed-Yeas 10 Nays % So the House
virtually decided to modify if not recode from Mr.
Cots resolution. Mr.. CHAPMAN next obtained
the floor, and made speech in favor Of the recon
sideration, denouncing the Preamble as insulting
10 the Slave States and assuming 70 show that
Maryland looked 10 ultimate Emancipation II
the fanatics would only let her alone. He tried
10 be very severe on Mr. GlDDIsOs, who had had
nothing to do with Offering the resolution Of Mr..
Gott
Mr. CoBB b. Smith OF Ind. next got the floor,
and also favored reconsidering in order to strike
out the Preamble, aud so modify the resolution as
not to interfere with the buying and selling Of
Slaves within the District, providing they were
not brought here for that purpose He made quite
HI able and plausible speech, though think be
could have made better ia the other side.
Mr.. SAWYER Of Ohio next made a speech against
legislating on Slavery aud Negroes, and moved
the Previous Question. The motion to reconsider
provsiled-Yess III, Nays 40
II was now moved that the whole subject do lie
on the table: Lost Yess "a Nays IIO-the
heaviest vote Of the Session.
After farther struggles and maneuvers, the
House adjourned, leaving the question undisposed
OF. believe it has precedence TO msrow.
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Thirtieth Congress.
sgS.TE.... w,sHlssroS. Taur.dsy. Jan.


COMMUNICATION Fa0N THE sEcaKrAAT OF STATE.
The Vice President submitted communication
from the Secretary Of state which was read - low ~
Clerk ss not 20 be understood.
PETITIONS
Various petitions were presented m favor OF the
reduction Of postage which was duly received and sp
propriately referred.
rOnr OF ENTRT.
Mr.. BoRLAND gave notice OF a bill for the estao-
l!shmeni OF Port Of Entry In the State Of Arkansas
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.
Nr. BREEsE reported bill IN favor OF the as
trnees Of Military Land Warrants, which was read
twice.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
The Indian Appropriation bill lately passed by
tie House taken Up and read twice.
INDEX LAWS AND INDIAN TREATIES or rHE L. srATEs
Mr. BE>IoS submitted a resolution tor contin-
uston Of Synoptea indeX o. the Laws snd Treaties
Of The United states n.ch sier slight discussion
was adopted.
RELIEF or JOHN P. BALDWIN.
The senate took up the bill for thereAei OF John
p baldwin owner OF TIE brig ia Bias but without any
farther seton upon IT, i Vas postponed.
CALIFoRsrA BILL.
Mr. DOUGLAS OF III. moved 70 make the Callior'
MIA B and the Report the order Of the day for Monday
week next which was sdoptet-when, alter the trans
sctioa Of other uumpor.an business the senate
al i0urred
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cle of Model Republic a h.ch sells husbands from
their wives an children tr0m their mothers. How
can Labor be hOnored where q good lsforer can
be bought Tor THOUSAND dollars -.l tbs
Trsac - abolished % Will be- our shame throughout
the earth and al obstacle 70 the march Of oP-
pressed nations . Frelc0l.
M. Speakcr. i MAJ be that this House Is pre-
pared % receds from tie noble stand taken 10 ne
yet il nav b. 50. Some Of Cur votes recently ia
ken LOOK ike u. But Do not believe though in's
House should be thus recreaIf. hat the county
VII Initiate "a example. Nc, - the eeePel or
sbsse ment, the higher viii rise the spirit Of the
People Iol canlo; BIO, o1t the record o. yosf
original dec arEti0nyou falling swa a. iroIn u VII
Bat render that hour o. manly purpose more pre-
cio1s aud memorable Do What you may taere
vii remain a. everlasting rene norance tnst
there was olcs House that dared Be faithful %
Truth. Humanity and Freedom
NO, Heaven itse.f upon TIE Past hsta power
But what hath been hath been
We have planted blazing beacon upon the
very watch tower Of the temple Of Liberty, and rs
radiance shall show most clearly any uuisiini1l-
less on our part in the Present or the Future Inc
strong tide 81 popular conviction which lore THIS
House onward and upward 20 the decsrstlon COW
reconsidered IS sill rising. the next wave IS u
fosns across this Hal may not reach 30 isr IS ne
last. but soon the whole sea VIII be there ana
beyond IT, o be wisely firm, then, and dread
nothing but sacrifice Of Truth 20 Fear, OF Pnncr
PIE 70 Ease. Of Duty 70 a weak and cuipable com
pliance. Such an hour may come 20 each Of rs out
once in e i-e-time-letl . not md Dc utall OF --
WORTHY For one, 7 an ready
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California Facts and Rumors.

New aHd strange stories received by the last
arrival from California continue to be told ia relation
to the almost incredible wealth of the Golden Lsnd
house in Broad st. ON Wednesday insured $4,000 a
gold dust now on ts way this City, and j, is said
thst New.York officer lately arrived brings the same
amount
Another account states that Capt VIM G. Marcy,
son Of the Secretary, has collected hteen barrels Of
gold ore (probably grains Of the precious metal in
quartz as gold Is not an ore) which he had buried until
a vessel should arrive Vas; numbers Of Indians are
thronging to the Sacramento from the plains eniced
by the clothing and inkets they receive in exchange
for their labor Provisions Of all kinds were still To-
cressing in price and the inhabitants begin TO suffer
from the want Of the necessaries Of life.
A statement In yesterdays Sun makes the price Of
pork $500 per barrel and other things in proportion
though this seems hardly possible.
The same account says
The people we're in hopes OF getting & speedy sup
ply Of food from Mexico. Vessels al san Francisco
which had been abandoned or neglected
more 10 request 70 proceed along the for food
the latter having become more valuable thsn gold
Whale ships selling OF their ouints 81 NJ nIerey
at enormous profits
The Commercial publishes the following extract from
a letter dated Oct 25 which il declare. to be from
perfectly reliable
cannot get men at even SIS day 10 put up the
buildings / want AT THIS rate they Will not work
elk or seven hours This Is MT 90 surprising when
assure that several persons Of my acquaintance who
have returned, sversged 8 900 per diem in gold d.s
that Il is only worth eight dollars per ounce payable IN
coin.
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NKw-YORk LEGISLATURES.

SENATE....ALsANY. Thursday, Jan II
TIE bI previously Introduced 10 amend the charter
Of the American B,p..i Home Missionary Society was
taken up and ordered b 10 third reading in the Com
mittee, which reported progress.
Tue ol % incorporate The Niagara River Suspension
Bridge Company wss taken up. There was Do per
sona- liability clause In the bill. Il ~ss passed over
TIE Bal Ia favor Of inveEtins Board Of Supervisors
with Legislative pO~ers relative % division q towns
location Of county buildings &c vas debated a. some
length 10 committee. bat not disposed a.
The oi relative 10 psrtous was taken up n Commit
tee 81 the Whole Tie oil requires applications Tor
pardons 10 be signed By The District Attorney and tie
presiding Judge trying the prisoner, accompanied With
sssenant OF TIE iscts OF me by the District At
torney, and nouce OF the application ~ be published
four weeks II the state o. County paper
ne oli net with mach opposition. ana many o'ec
tons were urged against L. Us opponents commended
TIA; interiered With the Constitutional rights Of the
Governor The District Attorney might refuse 70 make
application. No action had upon the bil and il
was aid over
The Aston Library Association bill was taken Up and
passed through the Conu8iit-e OF the Nh0le.
ASSEMBLY.
TIE debate N the CoEnaliftee Of TIE Whole on the
OIL giving % the Canvs-.ers powers 20 MAKE correc-
tons cf Eect DO Returns continued
To o4A was opposed % tie ground that Il. results
would prove m-scalsvous. u conieFrsd too much dis
ereuonary power OF The Ca1yassefs. The I'll Wa not
disposed Of
The dsy for making CAs2 Appointments vas Post.
poaed until the IN Of February.
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Things In in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Jan IL.
We have had the coolest morning experienced
in our city tor the last eight years The thermometer
a, o'clock Al The Pennsylvsnis Hospital was shove
zero
The floating Church Of the Redeemer was eonse-
Grated by Bishop Potter this morning Rev Dr. Parker
OF your City present and large NUMBER OF so
and gentlemen were in attendance Oh the deeply inter
esting occasion.
horrible accident occurred yesterday afternoon At
Me.srs Powers 4 Wcghtmans Glass Works near the
FsIs of SchuylkiI William McGsw. = lad aged about
10 wss sngsged about large belt which connected tne
main shsft 10 A ass cutting machine, and Was N
stsnty dragged up feet foremost III said snd ained
between the upper drum and the door ! he moor nsi
70 be cut away before be could be extricsted on max
ing an examination Of his muisief remains u was as
certaned that Of his limbs, Lex ana an arm were
broken in several places snd also shockngy aceraed
One Of his feet out Of the ankle socket ana
portions Of the esh his leg we're stripped or 50 lhs
the muscles and sinews were aid bare NuiWlllstanu
Ing tue severe injury which the little SUFFERER sustained
yet he Sill breained and taken % the Hospital
HIS last evening was considered hopeless ana
this morning be wss no better
The eNtrcr1e cold weather has = tendency to cheek
operations Holders Of Flour are hrm but the market
i quiet with sales OF 200 bois AZ 5 Nothing doing in
Rye Flour or Cora Mesl Wheat Is wanted for grind
ing hut the views Of holders too high 20 admit o.
Transactions Corn Is very scarce snd the demand good
- 500 bushels old yellow, not prime sold Al - cents,
and new worth OF % cts, white > 81 cis. Oats-
1900 bushels Southern brought % cts Ia store Cotton
i. drm but sales limited ProVisons-Not much doing
Butter l. selling AZ n Ia cts Seeds-No changes TO
notice sugars buoyant with small stocks Cohee-A
cargo Of 200 bags Rio sold at cts on time Freght'
No transactions Whisky aud bbls sell freely
At - cts No arrivals or clearances to-day.
SALES or Sr0cKs.-FUsf B0crd-2oi stale o. y ;
300 DO 80 300 schuyl Nav 6s, 33i Trenton Big
Co %. 10 kentucky 6s 1908 20 Harrisburg o.
- 80 Girsrd Bk lli. llOi state o., 20 100 Morris
Canal = 50 do. = 50 Union Canal, l0s loo Tenn
Bonds S. u: 20 CITY &C. -, 9si
Seaoaa Board-l2j Morris Canal. y 1000 Schuyl
Nav S. 334 1000 Susouehsn Canal Bonds, 5oi IS
Farmer aud Mechanics Bank, So 500 state S. 7si
l5l do
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mAesisicESr ENsLisH ENcRA,iScs AID lLLrirHanb
Books Al ArcroN -bASes, PLATT A Co 20 Bfoadsr
vii sell ms EyENiSc, q O'Clock. he bssua O.
lecu % Of English Engrasngs that hsvs recently been
frrred Of suction 10 his country
Also great variety q expeusvsiy Illustrated L0aiz
Books, embracing many umes of scenery In Eugls
Ireland, France, Italy, Turkey, America 4e &c kc ~
whole Low susnges for eHsuiaafln
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q News reached Is yesterday by telegraph
from tie West Of the iesih Of Hon. ANsEosE 4 -
vrra senator from A-sansSs sni recently returned
from mission u Peace 70 Mexico. The news startled
u. from IL being g Little looked for sad beside from
TIE s1d6enness Of the departure from the stage Of he
OF one whom we had known 30 long upon i, snd with
whom notwithstanding our having been always op-
posed politics NE had ever been on entirely friendly
terms.
Mr. SEvrEzs frs, appearance IN the Capitol vas IN
lz7 a. the delegate 70 Congress from the then Terri
tory Of Arkanss. and the admission % the Tern
tory INTO the nion state he becsne IN $50 one
Of Ter fret Senators. he lesder ~ bis party
and had IL confidence, - was shown BY his having
been selected by IL during the latter part u bis service
IN the senate. lie Chsirmsn oi the Committee OF
Foreign Relations which station he occupied az the
tine Of lis appointment ss Minister 70 Mckee
We hsve no particulars respecting bis death except
ths. be died on the Isl instant Nat. lnieEgencer.
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FIRE At HOuLIos.-A few days since FIRE
broke cat IN range Of stores 10 H0ulgon. and he
whole were consumed making ICES Of about - 900
on which there no insars.ce. Oue O. the stores
was owned snd occupied b. Rufus Msnsur. he had
= stock Of between two and ttree thousand dollars
the whole Of which vas consumes. Oae store
cgpled - Allen N-oson. iurrrsry and oyster
loon The other store 0scei 81 James HOulton-
and was unoecupied. Bangor Wing stn.
e TIE B0st0n Transcrlys states tia. Hon
Edward Everett ess Presented 10 the company os
y0gns NEE s5og. ~ embark Tor California IN he shp
bearing "a n21ss, vs.Rss.s AID Ds.se.ectei library