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l. vii 10 seen hv the i'i0vnG note irorl he
,rIr..- IT, 90 ru-Hssef f4'.f ". T"i rave tess -
ss.aI U.ronsi 'n g. qorsnt pufac4sr lie redu I'd
o. or iha f.'- rsret tt.os Fsre r'r'lt 10 %
r.-.l cacs4.tsr Tnrse -lr.. 1911 BE- sfs0 tsrr lea
rrti- 10 arcor4suce win ne s.grefa.t ccsie 81 pNt,
ll.errs,ec
CcsrRULLLRs Ofrcs,
l@fr Arfli g. lf-l
DrtrSis fUrsti % tsse Tet.td soccer o. ytur ~
~ Of lie l9h ui Do; deferred hat might give ycg No
ins. -r.ou OF ts Board. There ws- .nrn aii-reee u
opinion Which he- caused ssyrrsI tsys dew To SOB
-f cane up today af ,he board have dec fed io l oys
tns srrir. uauons o which you tt'rcl The words n
o.. r. pscssFes" 20 Pee ERASED sad ro 5dersrcfs vi
N. n,sfn ed III sugar mos s,'s &C. fe" efNekeF 80
sec concerned Wheeler tho Pre- pacAri DID ei' vA
rrrftr-
your views on iiis ,ui clearly f.h' irrs' lbe
acton no Bos'd vii prove satisfactory o no mere 's'
snd forwarding Interest
Very respectfully aI4 u4ly yol,s. .
81. HUM
JisEs L. BARtoS. fsg Buf,o
lAibsny Tvoning Jouf1a
- The Governor a. South. Caroina hes -
pointed Committee u tseny.fye gentlemen % 900
Wsshugtor sud bring home DE reins.rs ~ NJ Calogn
AAFRIcAS SLAyERs.-An English stesmerof
Efrf la q
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Doinss Of the Assembly.

The Stamp DItes " ere un4cr 9lsf1ss!ph 10 tne
Assembly on March 10. aad the debate prJceece I.
very quietly. until The clause came under co1sld
Grafton xhch proposes to tax Transfers o. stock
and treasury bills When II Dues opposed T.,
upoa the ground Of a violation Of me pubic iS'D.
He said Il was nothing less than q spo'iat.Ou, aal
would raise host O. enemies aeslost ~ republic.
IL you'd alarm the iJrelgu creditor = no YOU'D
withdraw bis capita and thus p1b c credit would
suffer. The question ~es adjourned, 0ti resumed
at the sitting next dsy. when evcn,oa y Il was
carried BY f)1 AGAINST 232. The Ed1 ati'n D.. ~
cng under discussion, vas passed D. 53' ~ tj1
Ga The 20th. s'.sr considerable dis uss1., the 3Ef
clause OF the Stamp Dates bl was voted re
President announced that the discuss on would De-
ooDt.uel on the following day, and t"st te ne
bate on H.. BUDGET would follow Immediately a.
Ter The House rose at O'Clock ia oODsiceraoe
agitation
AT the end Of the sitting Of the Lcgls alive As
sernbiy, Oh Marco IS. yery stormy 'ce1e ''ci
place n. Ferdinand de Laste,ue r1se 10 ara"
the attention 0 the GOyernmaot - aa article "hci
aopeared IA The fssemjl6e NQ'OHoie newspaper
in which the names %. a cere.n number 81 shop
keepers IN fashionable parts ol Paris "ere PUNISH
ed as having voted iO- the Democratic cad dates
ct the elections aud the customers Of these trades
men were called upon not 20 give thtri az i-r.hrr
ornoloyYnent nor y enter shoYs occupied by h-.o-
lutior,isis NJ f de LastcyYie declared thst this
was an Illegal exposure OF the secrets ~ The Da-'-
box aud an exC!tatilu 10 hatred AGAINST t.t cti-
zens thus designated. He POINTED our tho danger
Of reprisus and asked the Minister o. Justice u he
did rct mean o. prosecute TIC dsecnb'ff Nn'oHne
declaring a. the same time thot bis object pa b1ng
ing forward the question was not TO rrita'c' Dut 10
promote n spin. Of Cancellation.
NJ Rouber. IN lbs reply, said that tue recent
elections in Paris did lot sbov much o. spirit of
Cancellation he declared that The article dl4 not
appear n him t. BE- subject ior public prosecu.
ton aud if the TIA iesmen in question felt them
selyes aggrieved they might raise q civil process
This speech produced storm Ia the Assembly, IA
the course Of which NJ. Jules FavFe coutenGed tia
the publication by the Asscmjjte was an attack
upon universal suffrage. VI. Se9ur dAgues5eau
exclaimed that the election OF March 10 was q
vote of war; upon which ". Jules Favre replied,
that the remark "was a call 10 Instruction. Ut
tlmsteIy the Assembly passed 10 the order Of tho
day. sn1 the House rose IA extreme agitation.
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AAFRICAv SLAyERs.-An English ftesmetof
vs. arrived A. Pon Prsfs pfeyiru. - De- 2 from Its
coas ports that ihsfs great number - Amsdeia
.It.rrs
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Addl,Ion 10 ,hc provi.Ionnl ron.lllunop.

The add. ,ional set which is TO loo submitted O.
he Ernrt Parliament, was agreed upon 10 tine ST
ting a. ;hc Adminst st,vc Couuoi Oh the 2oth u't-
RE following is a translation Of that documcst:
Au1lcLrs To rU ~ rostT uud a. he siscs ~ DIE Ger
H.. .,,' l', , -,',.'ili,'ro o., 're ern -.
ARTIcisI Che to's y Of the GATES icn recognize no
C1ufttu. forms ice GERMAN feiets Stale, tlcrf t'
name 90 G-rnAl il,up' sui ne tNo nses gre i,'
80 Lowen are named zoe Parliament Oh Tie ""'.la
~Asr The relations ofihe Union TO the Gerna- St.c'
which On join 10 are io Dee determined o nr~o ia u
errta.. " Win the Gc-nsuc Confederation al ldo-e fl
AMI Ga tss those oues "hich 'Afr h'lei' De-. 90 "
fallen io The cuarge OF is various component parts
Ar Toe i-lrflstioual frpfes'nhl'i "i l-e Woo
1ni of ihe torsti uuonl 10 tNeI' - WI 49,
Germs States which ar rot acnuerso 81 NE SO a
AWr The po"t.s n p-~oe > va tsee p'fat,sp' !.
exercised win re-. All 90 fe G-mfu ss'es vaoA eieno
members 81 ne sad Union The relations Of nee sNi
ou lo SAID States art dscrnlel ny Le p0'-l'ts Oh
Inc Ee.,rra Legislature of 1919 The military tslan -
,n' of DE Uoio 10 be formed 30 msnrrf c'rr'spo.e
ilg viii tho military cslaoistHeni oi ne "eAahe No
ARr6 The college Of Princes consist. ofibe f'..ly' ~
v5s.s T. Frass h . Saxouy Sa2our Weuar saxon
v.,... "A ..-,-.fsu.6r SaX1rg Cohurg Goihs sax
! ,rv Ale, hprg Auhs.tnesssl ANNA Beruburg Rnhsf
kooe, : iNarsnurg-Son crshrascr, SchWSizoure RI
! oolstsdi Rru,s major. kruss Minor hsno'rr bruno
Wick Merueauure ->ctwr'ia. Nrck.cuhurg SfeI D.itn
| s. ~ Rr-rt.n H.rnll.rs g. Baden e Frcin
! .el Hessra Grand nucly Of h~secr Nssssu Nads
S.hauinhurg J. gQc LpHr states .HHnE ilc uiuu 81
lr, aces socurding % Toe provisions oi psrNsrslh o. @
! ~AKr : Ish. present condition q ihs Union ae mem
b.r, at ihc CFp-r a 'Usc are sent DO ihs f1o~ing lio
( ton Frlsi.s iue1lttr.. SaNl-., JAS hslus-f, j.
Bad %. lOi fieotora. res.~n. G-rhd Dacs ~ Hes't
z; Mech ruhurc sruWerr. Z. Nassau. 3; kfarsS cs q
| Ocroturr .. S.Norv Neiu.ar. 3 >sNouy MciLing a'
| uudhufgnauscn, B; saXouy Cofars Hotna ssN'aY
truhare ] Meek euhurg sfrsHfz 3, Auhs.l Dessal i
Auhat Gvrubure A. 10 hen, 3. Sctwar- hurg So
trrhaus4u I scbwsfzhnrs R4do.sizdL Nsisct
| Rclss Major ; R.uss 81 nor. SchAgeuhurg Lppe, ]
| L one pr.moll /; Luhcc, b, bfencu, I. Nausurs, 3
Sstos toa ~ ~ members Germal Ssies ,o.a.ns q.
uoion. s.na lhr. menb,rs socorairS TO ne provisions
! paragraph IS ~ Tie Cousuguuon
All s. Those members - he lp.on " no scllel
engaged IN commercial la Ueolcs with States re
members II the said Nuio~ cannot be prevented from ola
eharciag the duties Imposed upon Them hy he resue
sorrssid Consequently the provisions OF he aruoe 40
The Cnrsuuuon suspended uual ne expiration q
-. ieiln az Terms ci Tie ailroaaid Utsaes
AKr Tar restrictions 81 Article sppiy s's' % AT
ci-s arc ~ Cuustilu,F ~ 80 far a. Lcrr a.
TRUSTEES cn cottage payer uooey, messires' t1d Nr.A'
kKr fN. The alncr glsc4 by tvrmA1 sac ID ~
gcon tues nos el.al Alteration lg ir 'cls-4'..l-
| n ~ tll.e lK 4 resournn ul the nlnu Power
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The Wh.es OF oag SISTER cry maft II 10 e.
,bcir Charter E.cc;,ou. Which takes p.aoe Ic.to~.
-,~. Tn,y have gc0d men IN uol4lnslloa itef
Mayor. JANIS f : srRAsAHAy, t.casa ne.'f-. .2
o'a aor s. generally kloNa as be WI be y hs ives
lore cuoleh. IS worthy. capable and te.o'ei - .i'
as De is known Al thst IS Leel,d 20 e.sure So
cess \. thatthe WING sBoU Lp sorE ard s'.itl.
.ht - so .a- the saAe ~ theis CITY ard Is, Us
wise and orderly s5m.hstls,ica 81 is Nuns Oh
concerns. Say. Whes Mo DO bu'iucss ia New
YcrA W.. yon olico Us by resolving COW 20 %
Cross tic Fern 10 morrow morning n. !ou 'ra.
have voted ~ulcsty yea but hsi a. hoo5' q, :
,cao-yc tis, tnac 60 your Cl.y s-d Your P-a>ig
Resolve So least 20 stop a, aa.ae 'cis 60. 81 10
vote. and IL wa rrn afofa b. say ~ort 20 yc--
neislbcrs as. Bat do lot .Vrstt e. Ne'e
RroDl i.tAND The v,..-- ~ Ire 'A'' N''c
uon or Governor j. very rears 30 .o..o"' ar
,boav .yya.s aast H-ms Free So. no Tie
Iocc. F,css Ia lew t,or. '-:ed - Earii' eut
ysrsrs .v l.l ..c. .s,.t'e themselves too g. fr
instance ia Craa,toa these VS. > ,nsod eoris"
Id, Ls.is,,ta.e. sd they car od r. crs..-s socs'
votes. but The, gave Harms o-ly 'o'es. s'
.u o,lcT ,on4s
Staa,e-l7 whr n Loco Fc-,.
Ryuse-fl WAS d. Loco.
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LoUET CO.'S CALIFORNIA EMPRESS

WA T. JENNINGS, gN nfos8~sy,
| s1H OppOs.i- me- Pafk F0lnAa
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~ Oar assortment VI afsl quality ready naie gsrnsns
comprises yanous new styles. Business aud TraTe'pf
Focs. sscGi Dress sn4 Frock Ccais Light Oyerces1r
PAnlaloOEs, Yesis, ~.
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Vtigr. e-ftrg l,r
Jov. V AllsN. Cfv. f.,.c LORI Inga.
Oai,Noo Aus. snH..c. R,csso M5ssr D. .~sfe
is'.Fs AT a.. s.guter Joft Norf. Aoauf
~ R.cos Orsds EgsSsf h Paws, A''lT t
J,u., BOWS. CIV. EDs,Ro Y P,sg. Broom-
Be~J ~ BRADFORD. O.. CtLviS FLAsE. Ws.h.ng-o1
J,vrs BUsa. 81 llysls JOSIAH PoRIEE. Ou.sro.t
p " FisSs Br1ok'rr. THEo PREtosI. Greet.
AtsEEr CItcgI. Cay " n KossErs2s W',-estr
I CSC W Gofi Essex. Henry RAYMOND. C.ty,
Sk,i't g. GRlrSe, Natg4ry w sHE7Asu, Albany
JoaN p. Uttr. c. au'sgs .e, J.. WaED s,uTH, Monroe
IsAr lsi,a Eds- }. sPaAsvl, Wyoming
CSC " JsRNNNt SscaB. J. fAN hoRs, Jr Nislsri
LEVI, krNcsLrs. Cortland } NAgstsf. CIyi
PHiLW % L,sHEE Co.rUb.r AHs,v WAkENss, do.
EW Lel,lNs.osr,l:y 'ca. - b, A wHsEiER. Frsns in'
ANrsoNY wooD, AIegsny
Loc9 Foc2t r0fWy WA.
ffrSRY D AilrN civ IlissY K0GN. Gauge
Tso,. o BisYog Madison; " a. LswksNcE. Ysits.
Allied Botrfs. seneca W.. LgNis Jr Oswego;
wuln4 BowSt Puinsmi jazz, Lima Onondsgai
: NJ BuSsorsHs, Orleans OyEEiHsgS, Columbia.
R CHA~DItR Cberslgo. r. P PIoGtT Renn..eaeri
l. l. T CrsHvAN. DO r ROBINSON Duchess;
J = DAVIS, I a,er. u. - Roof HeTkimefi
GiLgEsr G. DEAs cry, L. SHFLD0S, Rensselaer,;
? {. DiNtNS1. Sieuhent MiLrOS sHELDos. Ulster
Elu,H FoRD, B1g,oi LlXs SMITH O.wego,
J. y y Fowler City, O0EDcs 7. THOMAS Clinton
AtoNzo GRFsNG. Greene. A.. NicEgRY, H-rkm-r;
: HosroN -. Lawrence. J,aEs Wilson, Wsyre;
Gas. HusBs Montgomery GRO n wIssoE Delaware,
Pmlo JoNts Chsmuas; JosEFu A Y,Sn. King.
YEAs-Whig, b Loco 81 Totai. 81
IfLigs, rot,ng Nag.
Asah>l .sreyy CsyEga, .iler " beLeaH, Liyingstou
Joseph Caa4es Ere, F,sd : Martha. Ca srsnFufi
J.ss CLIrk Madison Thomas Trsfoc Guys
Elias ~ Cody. TomPkis.. Mlyne p Blyd, Gene'e~;
X. Cocks. Onoudsga; Gs0 -. BafsyI, CITY;
JoAa /. Dor, Oanroi F'ed Hing S4rstogs;
LinsAa Al,non, Monroe. Ho, c Young, CstiSrsugus.
" Das Hfok', do.
L0c0s r0,ing NAY.
n o Aad'se' Oaondsgs S,cpAss Ba,gAt Daicless.
J,hn Atcvg schoasrls, Jsd HIVoyih Jefferson;
- n BJ01EsN Fulton H. J>-.e J. goa, Weftchesi-r,
Cgy.s BsrrAan., Wsu@u; B1lph Mehto,a Onsi5.
Ed,eia 3 Chu,eh Sla5en; Joha NsrkDk Lewis.
JosTh Caysg. Aezany. Ja.es Moron, s.raloss;
hua,eI y Dod.s schoasre .isfos c P1y.AaH Osego;
S's'-s,f B4'ifns Ofanga Jo'rpA PseA, Oi-ego,
Robert tr1sier, Ousits Dlrid Pier'on. saaolk,
HIr1e G0&1yd 81 Law LdEsyd P,aH O,s~go;
DgleA Cr1AaR Ora PC, Halter se.ddsr S0folA
NAis NAYS, 10 Loco, ~ 4; Total Nays, 81.
So the bill passed by TO votes more than a
Constitutional ma orty and was seat b the Sen.
ate for concurrence Heaven grant il good de.
hyerance
AbssHt or not rofiag
U&ig4-Ja rs- Ai-n, Scheuectsdy JONI Bake 6lngs
ssmsel Barrett, CnAa'alqaei Enhs- Dufer. wsynf
Jane. Monra- newton joan Rehsrdsor Csrug1 .
Dasic Sill ~..liagoni John II. White, NEWTON
Pni.ip " oodr4f, Lis.agstru -i<.
Looos-Eelry Brewer. IonpAz-, Abrshsm r Days
Ss~ -fofE Soo.e r.esrsn, 81 Lawrence speaker
AtIed Fo1, J-arrscn L.ihsr i-i.ft Ol-;l.. Ai-f'
oven Orange; II ARD Pfsg. .s-so; JOhn snelek-r
Queens Ss5rG S.oFy, Dg'ch-ss Cofnelig. g.nasrzse.
AoAny Joan .n-lo~ Je1-f-oE II.
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~ BA.Drs Nanon. CoAecaos II Dazgefrsog PEI, 10
ara Broadway, corner u fuolft Stranger. ard &c
go. respectfully limited eEEudn. 'he E, cners
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PnNo FOSrE " AHE kDOAs-A nne zss-oftnsDl ~ ~
psrOr lOaed Piano Fofes with ard without 10 r 0lsn
Accomp lnimeni made oy T GiLsEsr Co. B0soo. Insy
he ionnd a. he rooms. az Broadway. Second
hand amos for sale cheap OF torrent asE
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MONUMENT TO COM. DECATUR.

An elegant and truly classic Monument has,
within short time, been erected in ST. Peters
Church-yard. Philadelphia, over the remains Of the
late Commodore STEPHEN DECATUR. Il is just
tribute to the brave, and reflects infinite credit upon
the patriotic and appeciave feelings Of the generous cont
butors The remains deposited in the churchyard
the 2sh of October 1885, and the monumen. erected
during the present year. The Committee who acted for the
contributors consisted Of Com. STEWART Gen. CApwALA
DER JOSEPH R. ISsERsoLL, and FRAscIs G. SMITH The
monument with its surmounng eagle, stands "a feet
inches high The base is six feet square, ytwo feet SIX
inches high The block which the inscriptions carved
is four feet by four. The Auted SHAFT is thirteen feet three
inches high the base being three feet and the top feet
sI nchess The three feet four by foot six The
eagle is two feet four inches, with wings extended The
material is granite with the exception Of the eagle aud block
and was prepared under the direction Of Mr. 8. X Hoxe
The eagle was sculpsuedb by Mr. Hagrave The workman
ship throughout h most creditable.e a ..'sE ft
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JUDICIAL CHARGE.

Al the United States District Court, for the
Southern District of New York, lately held by
Hon. ANDREW /. JUDsoN, Of the District of Con-
uecticuh the Judge delivered charge 10 the Grand
Jury foT the District, from which we extract, for
the soupdnes Of its tone, the following: a
my not be improper to add that courts and jurors
posses ~ legislative authority, iaw-making power, and
only - y appy the law to such may be brought
before h The Government being divided into three sep
ae b}Ass, each branch must be content with its own
provinces wlthou, assuming The prerogative of the Others
We urdsapd that the laws of Congress just alluded to,
and al ct, binding upon us and that n the discharge
of a cututss public servants and private citizens,
70 belve and know that the Constitution Of the United
Ssssess fsed in wisdom and patriotism, is
lsssm0urtsw. and must guide and govern every who
MS a. Qaih for its support No mans conscience can
jasiiiy its hhscsiH iioas p4whte or ID
part Who has right say to the community around him,
will obey only this that provision of the law and
pie under foot the residue Then every other must
have the right TO select his rejected portion and the
consequences would be, that nothing would remain Of
noble fabric but shreds and patches Mo- this
law must and will be upheld by all good men, and all true
patriots. You Of that number, and SO must every one
deem himself he steps his foot into court justice. Here
will suppor it. because is the best the world ever saw
have become great and nation under
its banner because, without it should become dis
aced people, warning each others property and lives
and, last Of all because have soemnly Its sup
port The obligation confciences and in our hearts,
mpressvy fixed that cannot be released and may
be well understood that the Judiciary branch of this Govern
ment stands usitedly and firmly 70 this OATH" NJ
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Abll 70 provide police in relation persons coming from
States hcsiless the institutions cf rhe South.
hilt6 fsovide for the pufchsss of ordnance.
bin ffm the Senate tosessHblish brigade encamPuens
and ca sser purposes csnedfor second residing sp&
the report Of the Commtee - she Military Of this House,
unlsvcrs 70 the BILL wssreeed TO- and the bill consequesk
y rejected.
scsomne from States hostile 10 the institutions of fhe sou,
wss read the second tns. The quest bs;ns put, sbaIl
me tll b returned oAe Senate nv decided y ths
negative. Yeas ss nays 6l Nx
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METHODIST LAYMENs RESOLUTIONS
Al . raaatinr Of the m ale m enhers of The Eorsuf

Nc METHODIST LAYMEN's RESOLUTIONS. =
AT meeting of the male members Of the Forsyth
street New York) Methodist Episcopal Church,
held on the 23d instant, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:.- III .@a n
Whereas, at meeting Of the Ministers Of the NJ. E.
Church of New York. Brooklyn and Williamsburg held al
the Mission Rooms New York. the 9th Of November,
1885, preamble and resolutions were adopted strongly
sondemnng the fugitive slave law and in effect repudatDg
clause Of constitution, which requires the rendition Of
fugitive slaves to their Therefore be II
Resolved BY the male members Of Forsyth street M D.
Church. that while willingly concede to our preachers the
right If expressing their private opinions yet we consider the
promuigaton Of such sentiments wese emboded in the
preamble and resolutions pased BY the pseachers meeting Of
November OH be oudcious and calculated TO produce
religious discord and promote political disuRion
Rsoed That dissent entirely from the sentiments OF
said revolutions. :
Resolved That as portion Of the NJ E. Church, as we
have hitherto sustained 70 we will strive to maintain the
character Of conservative awabdng peace loving Church.
and as such worthy Of confidence in integrity not to be
nis'rrsted or impeached. II. DOILNER, Chairman.
y. l.. 'TRUsLow, Secretary.
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Ssrrrse ASIDE A JuRr's yERDIcr.LThe Cleveland
(ohio) Democrat Of the Sd instant ssys Judge Andrews
the superior Court in session. eet aside verdict yes
erday on the sole ground that one Of the parties bad held
conversation with Of the jurors touching the matter then
in issue In giving his opinion the distinguished Judge took
occasion to say that he dissatisfied with The verdict
did appear ths, the jury has been in Influenced
by the conversations but he put IL on the distinct and sole
ground that public policy and proper Administrations Of jus
ce required ha, Jurors should il any manner be sp
preached by parties 70 suits"
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OFFICIAL.
DxrARrxERT or SrArE,

.". '''' III | DErARrNERT OF SrArE,
hs..5.t t'N N"I ~ WAsHTSeros, DxcKNsSR %, 1850.
Information has been received from AMOS D. CoRwrsE
Esq., United States Consul Panama, Of the death within
his Consular District Of the following American citizens
Michael Lowe, late Of Washington, b. G. ~
John M. Holt. M ~ " , s.r.t, ..-,-...,s.t
George Ringgold, seamen Of bsrqoe " Susan" y w
!. Charles Reed sesmen of barque scr. A. E,eretts."
A. Max6eld, Of steamer "Tobsga." rhH t,s.
Cspt J. J. Wainwright Of the brig "Mary Stewart"
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ONE HOUR RULE.

Before the Hon. Judges Belts and Judson.
DECEMBER 23-At stated Of the District Court of
New York, held this day, it was
Ordered That counsel will be permitted to speak in
the argument of any in this Court than hour
without the special leave Of the Court granted before the
gument begins
This rule take effect and after the first day Of the
next lerm--,he first Tuesday Of January, 1851.
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The subscrpon price sf this paper for year Is TgnEE
DOEI Ans, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions Of Congress- (ayaxgins eight
months) the price Will be Two DoIEAas, for tSs short
Sessions Oss poLLAR per copy. a 1850 $ III
Areducen Of 20pcr cent Tor one-6h sfthefubl charge)
will be ma2s any shall order and pay far ut
time copies IF the Weekly papers sndalke reduction
Of Is pr cent (or enefouh Of tho fun cagc) 70 any
who viii ordsrahdpay for at one time ten orOre copies
No Gceounts beng kepfor hs paper i viii not be for
wared any unless paid for m savanes sent any
Longer shan tho time for which Il isss paid.
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rIFTs FORT e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VI Books, Prayer Books, Bibles, and Children's
Bookshe subscriber has taken pains prepare for
the approaching the splendid Of Illus
trated Books Annuas Common Prayers and Bibles Of
fered in this city, prices varying from Is cents to SO dollars
the variety being almost nfnite and owing to the very large
assortment on hand will be sold very little advance from
cash cost. .. X. FARNHAM,
dec l6 corner of lith 81. and Penn. avenue
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D PERUVIAN CUANOs-Gwe oeer for sale the Cargo ot
bArue Ospy expested 70 arrive this port from the
Chincha Islands in January. FOWLE CO.
dec 2o-w6w Alexandria, Va.
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AFcsIrrs- sray : Sssss nc Pat ts'ssa'
fugitive slat6 occl11 = nstur. r
day afternoon colored man, passng By the name - Ase
Gibson was and taken to the United States Marshas
Office where hearing took place before EDwARD D. IsaRA
HAM, Eeq, United States Commissioner. The man was
claimed be Emory Rice, who had run away from William
Knight living in Cecil county Maryland in ls4l and his
age stated to be 35 His identity proved BY Witness
who testified that he had him Mr. knights farm at
that time. t#aS @, @t Htnha s.t "
The prisoners counsel contended that his true name is
Adam Gibson, formerly owned by Parson Henry Davis but
liberated by the last will Of his in ls4O condition
Of emigra,ing Liberia This statement attempted to
be proved by certified copy Of the will
The argued by William E. Lehman for the claim
ant, and Messrs Pierce and Brown for the defence.
AT the close of the argument the Commissioners declared
that all the ormaies required by the law had been fulfilled
and, being satisfied Of the fugtves deniy he ordered him
to be remanded for the purpose Of being placed in the
session Of his owner.
tBy later intelligence received from Philadelphia we
learn that the Agent arrested the in tho above
Adam Gibson having been conveyed to Ekton, Mary
land Mr. Knight bis repued owner being sent for, stated
that he his slave whereupon Gibson returned to his
friends in Philadelphia .a~ .a.. Fl ii. Y. at ~.
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TflNE EDITIONS of all standard authors in the English
language may be found the Bookstore Of the subscr-
ings, English wei American authors ia boh poetry
and prose. f
Many additions have recently bsen made the above the
English editions imported direct from London by the adver
tiser ~.
Also smaller collection OF French authors in fine bind
ingS imported direct from Paris by tt i
dec 24- FRANCK TAYLOR.
TOHN w. BADEN d BROTHER, Pennsylvanis
- avenue, near Sixth street, have just opened small
ment OF the following very superior goods viz:
~ Very hae EngTsh Damascus Fowlng-pieces .H
A beautiful assortment Of Ladies' Pistols 81 f1 sra
Shsrps Patent Sporting Rifle, with Maynard's Primer
sc. &c fUnon) nov l6-2aw&w