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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-17

DUCK. SAIL-Duty20 prct'ad W.
Russia ...... none - = u =,
Ravens. :. :. bolt 7 50 Il : Ia
Diapers. .........' - -
Russia sheetings, br. - -
Osnaburgs. .....yd. - 5 u - III
Cotton, BaltO. yd. 20
Della. No.ItolO.. - 90 a - IL
White Hall and -
Woodberry, to 10 20 - 10
Patterson 81
Colts, / to 10. 30 u 10
Baltimore "a
Cotton Ravens, Ito 6 - 10 a. III
White Hall and
Wnodberrv.It ol2. ga g.
DYEwOODS-Duty 3 per cent.
Fnstic, Cuba. ton -
Maracaibo,. a
Logwood, Cam -. 20 - 3" -
Honduras % - -
Ct Domiu 1 - Ia 50
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-17

SA MSON G A RTSS,
UATE r. PALMER Coz
Nos. 1873 T. 140 Baltimore Street, baltimore,
IMPORTER
French and English Hardware, Plated Ware, ia
PANIED Ware, Cutlery, longs and Shovel, Tenders.
Lamps, Lustres, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
LOOKING GLASS, PORTRAIT & PICTURE
FRAMES, CORNICES AND EVERY DIES.
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK,
supply of which always on hand and made to order,
iy q If WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
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at Rome. All public acts are rendered in
the name Of the Pope. His Holiness still
continues nj Gaeta, bu, beyond the fact
that he will remain there until the ac-
couchment Of the Queen of Naples, nothing
is known. II said he will afterwards pro-
coed to Rome in the full possession Of both
temporal and spiritual autholity. II j.
not stated how the French army is
10 be paid, but it il reported that Russia
has agreed TO lend his Holiness Ten millions
without interes, the principal to be paid al
the rate Of half million annually.
The American Consul at Rome had not
resumed his functions since the outrage
committed on his house aud family by the
French soldiers. The Consul after strong
Iy protesting against the iuLignity, with
drew.
GanbalAe was At Ole.a on the l1th. lie
levied tribute Of G., 900 on the inhabitants,
after which he took position in the neigh.
borhood of fchali. The people were col.
lecling IN different parts Of the country, and
forming bands Of armed men To join Carl.
Laldi.
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Foreign Hens by The Cambria.
IRELAND.
...


LlNIRTooL, July e..
The Queens INH.-Advtccs OF very
late date have thi, morning rearhcdus fom
allparts Of Ireland our express having left
Dublin last n little before 4! o'clock.
As the period iar her Msjr,iy'S visit to
Cork, Dublin and Belfast approaches, the
hustle aud confusion consequent upon the
preparations to he made increases.
Despite 81 the utmost eNeruouS Of the
Lord Mayor Of Dublin, and the Mayors -!
Curk ana Belfast L. have no political ebul.
liilon displayed. our letter, this morning
state that they are puzzled what to do, and
fear that ihe Na'Cuetry aud kuGbthood>
expected may not be granted ~ consequence
"i the refractory members ui their different
councils, II is ssid the Ou,,u aud the
Royal suite VII! start uu the ~ w"Nimu.
aud reach CCIs On OF about the IlD. Al
the Dublin journals are opposed to any cX.
prmslye demonstration On the occasion, but
good Lord Mayor O'Bdon thinks that ~
common deceucy there ought TO he an sill
lumiuN'jou." AIubiug to this subject, Che
tory ErcDiHg AifH says; They, Che Cor.
poia,iCn,) with tulSume cnCCIuoSs uf ad-
uhtiou thus bring upon this impoverished
city tie expense Of An illumiuauon-a de.
mou,traion Of iaithrg. canGd Joy a, n
proiitlcSs outlay, Il, the exhibition be even
~ contcmptiblc-end contemplate it will
be-oi some G7,00) OF GS,OOO.
As symptot of the festivities expected
during Her Maje>ty's sojomn in the Irish
Metropolis, the "Ld,m hovgc,' are busy
p'acarding their bills OF fare aud with that
peculiar richness Of humur puff of the var.
/ lDt Mi ~,
iid nee invite their customers 10 walk in.
cut their mutton, and aficrwa'd wash ii
down an unlailiug aneCdote against head.
ache aud low >piritS--ouo wiscacre advcr.
tlseS that he will 'Pr,P7yc breakfasts Gcyy
the ~, If ~ ~, not pny IN the culinary liuc is
Inohger puts out his 6ili 80" we ',h ''".
on sale variety Of illumination n,,,,,,. w. ",
TO meet the eye of Royalty. Singular ~,
say, the htShHIaH is still permitted 10 tread
ln"o!e>ieu on the boundary line of the
treason felony act. This day', number.
winch has l>t reachedus, is certainly very
strong ana brea,hes throughout intense
hatred OF British rule, and Bsitsh rule, aud
DF''iSh authority, in an article beaded "The
queens visit, After stating that the Cor
PorahohS have been bribcd, To give Victoria
I,",pnnht reception, among the disaf
,ec'ed "Hrid,,' he concludes in the fol-
loving remarkably strong manner:
"esay let the Corpora,uis dress in
whl'o wa'Stcoa's, and howlin her train
'.ney nre paid for so doing; let the Mayor
issue procIanalious ordering the citizens to
waste ms many candles MS would lish, their
'"u,eu Tor theyesr-such /, his vacation
''' 'ne, gentlemen, who are 10 he knichted
IN made ridiculous, waste their breath a nj
'uns' IN Inc expression Of 'loyal.y, and
eta''ldr they follow the dictate, Of thci,
ntlrr let membcrs Of Parliament prolr.,
.ne'r mouse aud fortunes lie, Editors of
newsp'prre praise heiriberalty- both OK.
pec, qsid pro quo, place in return for
ss'''i'yi lei the miserable slaves called
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respectable men buy flags an ornament their
windows with devices and bring their fam
lies TO view their graC i0uS Queen, let
them eat diIt To REPETITION and Siuceeach Of
them is anxious as Dogberry 10 be written
down fool, let their wishes he fulfilled -
'thlS their cowa,dly disposition let Us in the
meantime look ON IN silence.
Every man who ilumiuateS we regard
as traitor To- his country for he give a
triumph to Whiggery and thereby tightenS
the grasp on our Threats; and We tell our
readers that there are keen ewes among the
people which will make the traitor, snd de-
mand the payment Of the beGt which he
contracted"
Russia.
The State Of Poiand.- Not long ago there
was much talk about the general rising Of
tue Poles. II appears not wholly iInpos.i-
BILE that we are at present ou,he eve Of such
an event, and that the object of engaging
the corps Of Pa>kiewitch far in the heart Of
the country is part of a system OF tactics
concerted with the Poles. 1t j. evident that
II Polish rrbe Hon were now TO break ont g,
tho Russian army, or rather the Russian
Empire. might be placed in a very critical
position. Meantime, the fact of Poland be-
ing declared in state OfSiegc seems 10 hint
that something Of this sort really on foot.
The whole Kingdom Of Poland has been
declared in a state Of siege: aud hence the
frontier is so Dramatically sealed that. saw
ing ihe post, none are let pass. Among the
natives, none are permitted 10 move from
one village 10 another without regular
passport.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

Gdribnldi- Once he Hrcd in Cincinnati
1t may no, be unnieres,irg to know that
Garlbadi the leader Of the in,urrecinnista
at Rome, once kept n public house on
sixth street, between Plumb and Western
Row, in this city. His house was for seine
time ole at the stopping places Of The calr,
rated Charles Hammond, as his editorials
nom his pen will show, rs any man who
has file Of or who read his paper may
zee. lie kept liquor, vet his ea,ables aud
ani'iar yet Genlemanly converse formed
the principal attractions for Hammond.
Many time, nur old citizens inform us,
did the veteran edi'rr refer 10 Garibaldi as
the prince of good eating aud good conpa.
ny. For Garibaldi's industry and good
management N this city he made money,
and when he ] & Tor Italy he remarked that
his $4,000 cash, that he had amassed
would make him As wealthy in Rome y.
Griffin lay Tor aud others Of great wealth,
&C., were considered here. AT the tine no
left our city quite a large meeting oi re-
'pec'ablc persons cDncrepated az his house
and the proceedings Of the meeting were
published IN the city papers Of 1928. A
crand supper was prepared aud partalicn
i, toaS'S drank, SC. a friend of ours,
rom whom We obtained thi. information,
remembers remark Of Garibani at the
lime. lie said " Before long there will
I revolution in Europe, and wish to have
baud IN it," by the late foreign news il
NiII have been observed that his name has
iigurcd largely Gin. Com.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17
carriage X Wagon AanuGaciory.
CARRIAGE & WAGON MAKING
Horse ShOeing and FarrierV,

THE subscriber b,gS leave to annoucc to the public
that he has opened an establishment IN Columbus
street. near the Catholic Church, where lhe business
oihor3' shoaug and husry viii be- conducted or the
most scientific principles II is generally admitted
that too many OF those who practice SNORING are to-
tally 9hogoni OF IT'S principles, thereby producing the
numerous cases OF cou'ucuons and diseases ot the
feet daily Witnessed |, really becomes the duty OF
every one who values a good horse, so essential 10
his profit well hi, pleasure 10 secure the s,rvi-
ccS ui good iarrlcr tor So useful an animal
IuiccH years practical experience II IS hoped, wi,
enable the subscriber TO follow correct system cal
culard TO prevent diseases consequent on unSkitu.
Snoelnr and when necessary, to remedy the errors
Of the past. T. TANNING.
Ottawa Nov o. $40 Is
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oh Canal al The bihmuS.-A letter 10
he Burlington Hawk Eye contains the fol.
lowing curious statements:
"A singular fact is always overlooked in
all descriptions of the l>thmns and its eoun,
ny that have ever seen. A bout the wear
u a priest employed Indians and dug a
canal 10Y which the two oceans are connect.
ed. This was lone ly uniting the waters
Of the Rio Atrato emptyinc into the Pacific
in latitude about eight degr, cs north. and
he RIO san Juan emp'ying into the Allan.
&c nj about four degrees north. The streams
as also the csnnlwerc nNvicatcd by canoes.
The passage was afterwards filed up by
order nj the government Of Spain, pursuing
the same 'hoIt.sighted policy wh;thhas de-
graded her in The eyes Of all enlightened
nations. AZ this time the rroiec, Of uniting
The two oceans is often discussed by the
great statesmen 81 Europe and America
aud is rracticaJili,y as often questioned,
hut This ambitious priest with a lew deCrs-
ted Indians near 100 years ago atiliaiiNsc-
rompilshcd IT. The fact is mentioned NJ
iiumbolt aud other travellers. liz 1850 a
nan asserted in New York, that lac had
PASSED through the canal
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VOL. MO. 5.


the fore-foo Of the frigatr, and " Thin mus.
ket shot.
\ fash from the bow. rori. aud a twenty.
iourp pound shot dashed ny cloud of foam,
beneath the schooner's bow In an instant
another, evidently aimed Of her. passed a
few feet as,eri and in n moment more tim
'ri2a'e braced sharp up and le, fy all tie
guns she could bring 20 hear Thi. ,na,r,.
vre lcssoned her Roadway, and before She
could repeat the discharge the sehocne, n al
got far so up to windward as to be out Of
range OF her lee -broadside.
Although utable 10 hold her wind Win
the schooner, and rapidly falling or 10 he
ward, the irisate advanced through the va
ter with a velocity that sosn brought her
close-to on the lee.Quaiterof the Atlanta.
railing OF lttle-w hich, while il made
her loose ground, enabled her TO open her
weather broadside--she sent forth a storm
OF shot, which at first hurled harml, s.iy
over the little craft. Again and again il
came, but with better aim, cnvelopihs her
in shower Of grape, Kidding her sails,
which fortunately were new and s,rot,p,
and tearing the splinters from her bllwarks,
masts and booms hut still not an essential
rope was cut, or spar materially injured,
while each instant the distance bttwtentte
tw0 vessels was increasing.
" ion are hit J" exclaimed Mr.. Jones IN
the captain, observing hi, left hand dron
from the wheel. shattered by grare.sho,.
Ready about" was the only reply,
shouted III tone which brought the sailors
instantly 10 the deck. "In a minute more
we shall be within shooting distance of ,,s
other fellow ahcedp
Down with the helm, Mr.. Jonc.r'
"Hen's -lce!'
The jib-sheets were looscncd, and tie
schooner came up, forereaching When il
the very eye Of the wind, at the rate cf
three or four miles the hour, and then fnl.
ing OH upon the other track, in drectirn
contrary 10 that the friga'e was pursuing.
Following The example, the fiigate also
tackled but il took her much longer, nhd
when she came ronnd and gathered the
Roadway she had los, the At!aDta-ws,
more then mile or, hugpirg thr v ind
WIN cIoscntss aud tcnaciiy peculiar to
fore and-aft clippers, and chopping her
way up 10 wind" ard after fashion which
would haverendered pursuit., by any 50. pom
rugged vessel re'fecily useless. al
rom the fri2ate's hrow.cha>er y
force quite spent few fee, astery
"linrrah!" shouted the M -
any longer to control the prntpp. -.
inent Of the chase, f" hurr>1-+sn nd -. ;-.i..,
! ing his cap round his head, lie care -, :
SHE over the Ice. QIat'pr.
"IInrroh!" echoed the csew. v;,,
Sponsive enthusiasm. and itn1s,i,n' re-
monkeys in the well-kuown sf,,r e 'ne
sailor, and his caps. they followed \ 'ne
ample Of their officer, and in an insl> ~
dozen tarpauIins were floating in the wS
aNern. Whether the Eualishman iishS,
any OF them UP as he came by is not
known; but any rate, il was his only
chance for prize. At dayhrsak the next
morning. the irIga'e was nowhere To hs
seen. and the schooner and cargo, without
any further adventure, arrived in safety at
New York.
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THE FREhTRVDER.
Ofce, 81 story, North Ell of Red}icL's ner
brick bloct, on hepJiic square.


Two DOLLARS per dnnh, fpdM in Gd
vance; Two DOLLARS ANnIrry CENTS If
paid within sir months: an THREE Don
LAS j. delayed until The cGafhc gear.
Advertisements inserted dtSl per SgUqrc
Che first insertion, and 2jtpiS for each
Y7uent Insertion. 4 hbeddSrolrnt al
to those who advertise by1e gcar.
any No paper Gbcontiaucd tti all ar
ere los are paid, unless at The o!jon ofM
time ,ers.
its u Communications, 10 insure Heniiou.
AL ahcaS be free Of postage, an accom-
lied WiH NE authors name.
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GEORGE SMITH,

Fashionable Tailor Opposite CUs'maH q
Gridiy'S store, ONaWa, H.,
llls received the Spring and Summer IasiioHS for
1919 in which or I'M any other fashions de- ircd, he
wlitbc happy omakc upc,nthiug ior all who may "a
yOr HIM with their patronage. 4 t. warranted IN
every case. Particular uttcAton paid To Cutting.
Ou4vI. NAV 10 $50
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CHICAGO, ST. lDIlS & ClNGiNiifl EApRESS.
LIVINGSTON Il Go,

WILL make five day trips to and from the above
w cities, commencing on the opening of the ri.
ycrs,, The facilities afforded by the proprictors of
this Express Line, for the safe and speedy lranspor-
tailon OF specie, bank notes packages cases Sc the
collection olnotes, bills and accounts, are ample and
complete, having promINpnd responsible agents nj all
ne principal intermediate places on the route Earh
tors. or byn competent and ,risy messenger fhcv
Will he provided with iron safes on steam bonts in nj
cases Al matter intended to be conveyed hy This
express, must he properly put up, correctly address
ed anu delivered TO the messenger or to fcnunrnr-
tho'Rcingcnt Packages dcs,incdto places off m,
route Wi! he delivered to other cSprc'scs. or other
modes oi conveyance, unless OTHERWISE ordered by
fhe consisHor tlan2b LIVINGSTON & c..
i5r The subscribers. agents this express line
IN Ollnwl' will receive nll packages ofm6ncy to be
forwarded, or orders TO br executed ,rI VII eiye
their cnrein attention to any hueinrss which nav
be mrusied 70 thercarc as agents efthis express line
fcb' v, iei9 CrsHnAg e. GRipiEy.
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VIZ At uAtsNCV.

FENlI T sHb3c ribcrs have connected rhcn5rIyc.
81 mbugncss and intend kcclug their
E MEAT NAkNtI
Supplied with the best he country rioris Make,
open every day from 1 O'Clock in he morning all
10 O'Clock WEAVER * GRANT
81 y. the Old accounts Wi. be -cuad ly Samuel
" edr" June ljl4Fq-tt
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~ INl3

MI R. $. WEAVER keeps on hand. ut all Times
4ts the best kinds lmcas of every description, 10
suit the public He has KEEP, the business through
The wncr0tu loss, when all Others in the same bl-
slnrss gave up the ship. He has kept firm to his
post although killing horse worth $50 in tqckDg,
still he brought his bark snic toshorc In return We
alscIiHns Of Ottawa, express our gratitude 10 +. s.
WEAVER tor this favor, and pledge ourselves In give
HIM our support in preference 10 any Tint nlnv start
int the same business lmr9l MANY CITIZENS
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. Il. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side cf the public square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls IN hs line of bu.
siness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop i.woututcl. Cutting done
10 order NAV % lSi1.i6tr
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James Parrish,

REPAIRER OF IOATS, &C., Sc,
On The For Rircr Fceler, about 200 yard,
ADORE the junction, at Oitqjga. H.
WllLat,end To all bushes iu his line At the short
" eat notice Give himo ell
I0Rs--For hauling out s.. Laboron rcrairi1r
nj hlrngo prices. lu2f-i2-2n
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J. G. STONE,
SETH G.. EARL.

~-Ey Caridgc, Horse & Sign Pair
II II Ter, Papcrer 0ad Giacicr,
- OTTAWA, Ill.
SHOP On Columbuss,rcet, near Dr. Schemer.
hon Office.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & BAILEY

DErURN thanks to the pubic To-, the liberal
u b patronage extended to Dhcm. and would state
that they have removed 10 the nth side Of the
Cuy Hotel, to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCarty. They have
procured the latest
Fail and Unter Fashions.
direct from New York, which wllcnabc them
To mike up garments IN the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the hes, manner,
and all garments made to tit.
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Office north side Of the public square Residence
"a coTHcro of La Sale and Mi3iS0a streets.
Being always devoted to his profession, hopes for
share Of public patronage. sept22.
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l.. A. GUILBERT. NJ. ID.
p. r. MEAGHER,

fHySicldh ana surgeon,
May be found IN his office back OF th" telegraph Of
flee in Ottawa, H., where reference can be- seen as
q skill and practice. Jnlj-i9
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III. w. HOPKINS, MD.

Physician & Surgeon- OHdwasW
Olcrs his professional services to the clli2cns
Of Ottawa and vicinity. O.ice over Walker d |
llickling's store, where he may be found at all
times except when absent on professional bust.
ness. Aug. 6 1916.
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DIXON IIOUS

By LATsHAw y Co.., gate ot The Mansion
H3nse, OYHCqD DIXON. HIS,
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DIR. J. PEARSON,

DIR. j. PEARSON,
Physician, Surgeon 4 Dentist OHdDG, IN.
Oilers his professional services to the lnhahit.
ants Of Ottawa aud vicinity. O.hce at his resi-.
dencc on Columbus street.
=. S.-Dr p. still continues to perform opcr.
atoms in all the various branches OF DENTISTRY.
Charges 10 correspond Oiih the times!
March II, 1917.
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" m. Erwin,

Mordgc, Forudrding, and Commission
Merchant, Deolcr in al Kinds ofproduce.
Ware House, North Side of the Canal
Ottawa, III.
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J, 0. GLOVER.
HENRY COTTON,
G.. NJ. LEE, Dentist,
ii. II. IIINNlAN. NJ. u.

Physician and Surgeon. Office at the resi-,
dence Of Mr.. Geo Droke,
Having located at South Ottawa, offers lis proies-
sonrl services 10 th" public w'y'o-i'3m
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ID. ID. THOMPSON. NJ. d.

Offers his professional services to the citizens Of
tawa and vicinity Office, 0l the store Of G.
! Thompson apr 20 ~
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A modcst young lady, desln. the leg 81
chicken, AZ n table, said she would tax That
part "rhich o1ghi 10 be dressed IL, p0oti-
ielles." A young gentleman opposite i'm.
lnedia'ely called for that part "lrlisi.uswiiatj, =
n treGGrKG hustle" =, -..-s messSgSs !. 1
,i,unrs cnCr.,r OF the undersigned. IS ~ y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, DEC. ao.
TOBACCO-The breaks are unusually small ior he sea
ST , i ,a sell at 50 5Oa 2 good Tugs "a IS p;
common leaf s6 25a as good 81 5oa So fae g so
Isl fine manufacturing slOa H. The receipts Of the new
h yery much this week. owhich is brought
ioose the lues sell at 50 25 So leaf SO for COM
n,o.s GOOD m II 90 a H. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, Jr.
EI6UR-Scottsvile 81 SIX Richmond o.
WHEAT-lOO red l0o white,
CORN-Oh so a 52s css, dull new IS So
CORN MEAL~60 s. cents.
SATS-33 IS cents per bushel.
FISH-Henngs very scarce; Cut IS SO SIS; Gross
a. l2X a42s Shad IS so s6-dull.
BACON-yirgnia cured. I tx CENTS Western Sides ~
cents; Shoulders AZ cents; Hams IL 10 cents.
LARD-Barrels 6H cents kegs TX a cents
WHISKEY-2SS cents for Rectihed
RICHMOND, Dec. 20.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE-At the scales command 25 10 50 IS,
netting a so and IS so, with ample supply.
HOGS-S4 so nett. Sales heavy with full market
SHEEP-sl so TO 3d. nett, as in quality. ,.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ERoM WASHINGTON.
NO CHUICE Ut SFtAn6N 1HH
Telegraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.


Teepraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.
WAsHrNoroS Dec. 20 P. M
After stormy session to-day the House proceeded 10 bao
and the result Winthrop 3d. Stany Is McClenana 'V
linn Boyd o. The House then adjourned.
The Senate after warm debate agreed to proposition 70
admit Father Mathew seat on the oor-ayes S. nays
a. The Senate then adjourned ,,. 6,
In the caucus of Wings and Democrats last night th o
lowing committees appointed to arrange existing a-
cuities and fix upon plan for organizing the Hoas
WHIos-Messrs. White Of n York, Conrad or LOUISIANA,
yinton of Ohio Stanly of ~ Carolina, Asnun OF hassa
chusetts and Beck Of Kentucky - ,so &c
DExocnArs-Messs Stanton of Tennessee Thompson o.
Pennsyvania Bayly Of Virginia McCernand Of i'ino''
Harris of Alabama and Potter of Ohio oc .
The Committee hold Conference tonight ana s -
something though is doubtful whether any plan can &c
agreed upon which will lead organization satisfactory
10 both great parties
despatch from Columbia, S. c., has been received IN
This CITY to-day communicating the intelligence ina. me Lee
ea,ue 81 slat State passed resolution Yesterday approx
ng the course of Southern members OF Congress IN
70 vote for any member of Congress for Speaker VINO may DC
tinctured with unsoundness on slavery.
The Legislature also declares that if slavery sna 9e ano
iahed in the Ds,ric, of Columbia or The Mot froSiso
nassed by Congress, the Union Would Be dsse.rea:
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AMELIA ACADEMY.
FEW vacancies which will this Institution January
n filled by timely application the rate Of $40
MONTH Of nil August Isl PAYABLE advance
nrect Iodorr Posi- Office Amelia WM r. HARRISON.
virsnan competent instruct in the Latin Greek French and
English has had expert
Teaching employment the ensuing Direct
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