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BY GREEN ~ TAsrET, Anctoneers.
III HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III On Friday the instant, shall residence
Miss McJon between Ian and 16t neu 70 M Doussss
house excellent assortment offnnure,
Msbornny spring sofa, dining and card tables
DO marble TOP pier, and centre tables
DO II, hat rack, stands, &c.
Maple and painted bedsseads, washsssnds, wsfdrobes
Cane and other chairs
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
Andirons, shovel and onEs, and tenders
gir.ndoes, solar and other lamps
China eisss, and crcckey knives and forks, &C
window curtains, psrior, step and chamber cspes passage
Cooking srnghi and other stoves, with other articles
deem unnecessary cnumerste.
Terms Of sas, cash eo5, credit Of
sixty and ninety days, M approved endosd notes ssang interest
May 22--3t Auedoneer.
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ny DYER q BROTHER, Aactioneers

BY DYER q BHOTHER, Auctioneers,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTToN.-on
Thursday, instant, O'Clock shall sell In
front prems.s,io No and Of No Ia No I7
5000 feet situate the Of New
lh the Navy Department. with
improvements consisting Of good bck house and
back buidns.
Terms NTH cash, balance one two,
years, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
DYER BROTHER,
May nd Apcioneeu.
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GALE OF A VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AND
- DwELLING-HoUsE.--on 3od day Of May next,
pubic auction by virtue Of powers vested
Interested,
situated the northwest Of lh and Streets fronting
n feet 18th II
many advantages This hot ground
aqusnted with the location and desire viii best
onehd Of the purchasemoney win be required
equal instruments Of and twelve
bond with approved security
When Of sale complied with, upon
ed to the purchaser, at his cost Title perfect
Is. o. WILLIAMS,
Attorney and trustee
GREEN fAsTET,
May 1-2aw3w Aucnoneers
0y-Thc above sale is postponed Saturday, Ssth
g. g. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GREEN 4 TAsTET, Auchoncens
MAY % tts#H.
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BY DYER d BROTHER. Aucttonccrr.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUCTloN-0n Monday morn
III the 27 instant 10 o'clock shall e the
Mr. amcry, 18th
his household and kitchen furnure which
as foliews:
Mahogany sofas, chairs, and rockers
DO secretary and bookcase, lounges
DO side board, chairs
DO wardrobes, bureaus, washstands
Bedsteads, superior feather beds mattresses bedding
One white cottage set, consisting Of t
Bureau, bedstead dressing table, wardrobe &C.
Paror, chamber, step, and hall carpets
China, crockery, and glassware, knives and forks
Mating, oiicloths, Venetian blinds, &c.
Of and valuable plants, pamphlets,
With general assortment Of Kitchen requisites. -E
Terms sale DYER b BROTHER,
May 22-eod&ds Auctonecrs.
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@y-An adjourned meeting Of the voters OF the I'D
will be held this "wednesday evening O'Clock
public ROOM 18th Streets purpose
ecg candidates for the Board Of Aldermen Board Of
Council. R.y.ROCHE,
May - Secretary.
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n-Law Order.The Temperance requisites
Temperance Hall, street, this "wednesday evening
casting
the ensuing municipal election.
May ~ MANY VOTERS.
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from thinking or speaking out the wild fances OF MS ex.
cited brain But some one will say the territory proposed
Shareholders OF California send the fewer senators to
Congress- have not examined critically the details Of
the called compromise and speak therefore only OF its
general principles. IL there is any hope Of wringng
from the eagerness necessities OF those opposed TO
recognition Of those claims OF equality that they refuse
TO accord 10 OF justice and OF generous confrate
nifty, by delay. should be in favor OF delay; unless in
deed we thereby endanger by potraced agitation, rights
hasSe now enjoy without dispute. Upon this branch OF
the question there is great difference OF opinion and, for
my own part, incline to the latter Entertaining this
opinion had vote, should give il in favor Of all those
measures taken together which constitute the great
tenn OF compromise now under consideration; not as a
compromise but as system Of measures expedient
by restored to the public mind. and the rights OF
the South, in my humble judgment, rendered more
than they possibly be under continued agta
lion. The admission OF California is generally consider
ed the most interesting measure in the series and con-
corning that have neither time space for further
marks.
Then as to the Territories Ought not Congress
to give them government la government without the
unconstitutional element OF the Wilmot Proviso Would
that our northern friends could be induced in spirit OF
enlightened justice and liberay, to 20 step further and
expressly declare that these Territories shall be
longer under any supposed Mexican prohibition against
the introduction OF slavery and thus leave them equally
open 70 the occupation Of every citizen in the Union
But II there be hope of that should do the best
could, and take the system without IT, deeming il far bet
ter than TO leave them under unauthorized military
government, with that same Mexican bugbear staring
as in the face. III
Next. a. TO the bill for the surrender Of might've
slaves found IN the free States, which look upon
a. part OF the systsm, though speak not OF is de.
tails: Ought not Congress 10 legiiats upon subject
which 10 one OF the eIements of the federal compact
Experience has shown that the States themselves will
ADOPTING adequate legsston upon the subject and there
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Littelps Living Age, No. 3I5.--Pnce IaK esnss.
ooHTKNTsi
Maurice Tiernay the Soldier Of Fortune-Dubn Univeniy
Magazine.
. Memoirs ohesns-Dubln University
Magaz
g. Chriimas Eve and Easter Day-Examiner.
a Revisal OF the Lifurgy-Exa hammer.
s. A Tale Of the Camp-Journal Of Commerce.
q. from Jamaca-New York Evening
7. Deborah's Diary, Part I-sharpes Magazine.
8. Germany and Erfun-EdinburEh Review.
o. Demands Of tralia Innigues-Ex
10. "Lord Campbels Miss selon- iesn.Tme
With eleven shon articles
WASHINGTON, December "a, 1875.
OF the periodical journals devoted science
abound country appeared
be useful contains, indeed,
the current literature Of the Enssh language but this i
and comprehension includes porsue Of The
j. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly, At o year, BY
y. LIrTELL 4 CO., Boston.
And sold by JOSEPH sHII.LINGToN,
May ~ Corner ~ and Pa
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THE DREAMER.

1.-THE following remarkable lines are from volume q
Poems by a SeaInstress and said to be truly TIL
of poor English girl. They are indeet
cautiiu, and under the circumstances, thoroughly ant
loushtluly appropriated
Nor in the laughing bowers,
Where, by green twinins elms, pleasant shade
AT Summers noon is made
And where swift footed hours
Steal the rich breath of the enamored flowers
Dream l. Nor where the golden glories be,
AT sunset, having DER the flowing sea;
And to pure eyes the faculty is given
To trace a smooth ascent from Earth to Heaven.
Not on the couch of ease,
With all the appliances ofjoy at hand
Soft light, sweet fragrance, beauty at command;
Viands thatmight god-like palate please,
And Musics soul creative ecstasies,
Dream l. Nor gloating DER wild estate,
Till the full, self-complacent heart eate,
Well satisfied with bliss of mortal birth,
Signs for an Immortality on Earth.
But where the incessant din
OF Iron hands, and roars of brazen Threats,
Joined their unmingled notes,
While the long Summer-day is pouring IN,
Till day is gone, and darkness does begin,
Dream las in the corner where lie,
On wintry nights, Just covered from the sky.
Such lsmy fate-and, barren though II seem,
Yet, thou blind, soulless scorner, yet dream
And, yet dream [been
Dream what, were men more Just, | might have
How strong, how fair, how kindly and serene,
Glowing of heart, and glorious of mien
The conscious Crown to Natures blissful scene
In just and equal brotherhood to CLEAN,
With all mankind, exhaustIess pleasure keen.
Such is my dream.
And yet, dream
l, the despised of fortune, lift mine eye,
Bright with the lustre of integrity,
In unappealing wretchedness, on high,
And the last rage of Destiny defy;
Resolved alone to live-alone to die,
Nor swell the tide of human misery.
And yet dream
Dream of sleep where dreams no more shall come
My last, my first, my only welcome home
Rest-unbeheld since Life 5 beginning stage,
Sole remnant of my glorious heritage,
Unaenable, shall find thee yet,
And, in thy soft embrace, the past forget.
Thus do dream.
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nomination for Congress-.
Free Soil County Convention.

Free Soil County Convention will be holden at the
CITY Hail. in Worcester on Saturday the 10th day Of
March current at IL O'Clock A. Nj. for the purpose Of
nominating suitable persons candidates for County
Commissioners; and the Free Soil voters OF each and
every town of the County of Worcester, are requested
to send at leastthr Delegates to said Convention.
CHARLES WHITE, Chair. of C. Committee
JAMES H. WALL, Secretary.
Worcester March 6, 1850.
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NEW BEDFoRD.-Abraham II. Rowland, indie
pendent wing, was reelected mayor, by s66 votes to
io2 Tor Mr.. Rodman were und IA scattering. indie
pendent aldermen were also chosen For county trea-
suer Ide dem, had 262, Brock, f. So 1856, Ellis, wing
596
CAMBRIDGE.-Sidney Willard wasreelected mayor
by majority of 276 votes, as follows Willard, 1926
Green, $40. Both wings.
DETROIT CRY ELECTION. Detroit, March c.
John Ladue, Democrat, elected Mayor Of this city,
yesterday, by 25O majority.
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MISSISSIPPI. The Vicksburg Wing gives us the
following in regard to the unpaid Mississippi Bonds
The Committee of the Whole has reported bill for
the payment of the bonds and recommended passage
The bill provides for the payment of back interest and
for the gradual extngushment of the debt What the
fate 0. this bill will be cannot now be predicted with
any degree Of certainty.
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Mr. HEYMANN's CONCERT. We can assure our
readers that this gentemans tomorrow evening
viii be all that they desire His execution is
OF the highest order. The low price (25 cents) at
which he puts his tickets we hope will insure full
house. w
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uD- Mr.. Jones adverscs his plantation for sale
in Southern religious paper, aud includes. in tho al
vetisement, 'Gfy or sirty sovonts." which aro .or
stanty increasing in value and plumber. lie ,shos,,
SELL he saye, as he has desire u becomc nissiouo,y
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% Mr. Barnum states that since the debut of Jen
ny Lind in England she has given to the poor from her
private purse more than the whole amount (260 O0O)
which he has engaged to give her. and that the pro-
ceeds of concerts for charitable purposes where she has
sung gratuitously, have realized more than ten times
that amount. She is now founding benevolent nsti-
tuition in Stockholm, her native city, at cost of $780,,
OOO
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TREASURE SEEKING. A Mr.. Griffin has present
ed petition to the Common Council of Boston osioo
leave to dig in the Common, or bore, or excavo,o 10
search oil rich treasure which, he says, was buried
there by his grandfather, prior to the Revolution; and
Of the existence Of which he has recently become salts
fedby sufficient evidence.
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ED- G. a. WickIGc, who filed the Office of post.
master general under President Tyler, is in imminent
danger OF becoming blind-a disease having fastened
upon his eyes which apparently defics medical skill
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The FOURTH DIsTRIcT Returns have been re-
ceived from all but four towns in the Fourth District
and the following is the result; Thompson, 1866
Palrey $3.50; Robinson 2,O7O; Scattering, Ga We
will publish the table entire so soon as the returns ae
all received.
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ONO LEGIsLATURE.-CoIumbus Feb. 25. Henry
w. King Gree So) elected Secretary of State on
the sixth ballot, by Wing and Free Soil votes Bliss
(Whig) was elected Treasurer of State.
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FAST DAY. The Governor, with the advice octhe
Council, has appointed thursday the eleventh of App
next, to be observed as dSyNef public Fasting, HUI.
initiation and Prayer.
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LfcEUM The Lecture before the hXceum this eve
ming, will be delivered by Richard IL. DANA, Jr, Esq,
u Boston.
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For the Care of

Offering to the community this justly celebrated remedy
IL Is not our wish to trle with the aficedbut rahhl
ana faithfully TO lay before them Of the evidences Oh s
cures nom which they can judge for themselves Inc lo
lowing testimony snot from of whom have never
heard, but men known the world and the world respect
their opinions
PROF. WEBSTER, of Harvard College, says, in alepoH
10 tne Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic AssociAloh'
ihe evidences of its a remedy, sufficiently SHOW
that 1t may be relied upon with confidence for the ree
the numerous and affecting pulmonary diseases incident !"
our climate"
From BENJ sILLIMAN, NJ. D., III. d. etc, Professor
OF Chemistry, Mneraogy, Yale College, Member OF n
Lit HIST Med Phil and Scientific Societies of America nv
Europe; 81 deem the CHERRY pECTORAL an admfopn
composition from some of the best articles In the meI
Medca ana very effective remedy for the class Oh ois'
il is intended 10 cure"
The New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal says;
NO medicine combination of medicine has been louu
to afford such results, and with such uniform certainly
milder symptoms, formidable und dangerous acc
tons Of the lungs"
HEAR THE PATIENT. o,o
". $. Hotel Sardtogd Springs, July D. lolsc
Or. j. G, Ayer-Sir have been afflicted 9TH panu
affection of lungs, and all the symptoms Of settled consum
ton, for more than year could find medicine trus
would reach my case, until commenced the use OF YOU,
CHERRY PEcronAL, which gave gradual relief, ana i
nave been stendily ginning my strengths my health VIZ.
nigh restored. While using your medicine had the gra,
lcaon Of curing with IL my revercd end, Mr. Truman Of
sumper District who had been suspended from his arc
chinl duties by severe attack of bronchitis
have pleasure In certif, ing these facts to you.
And am, sir, very respectfully,
J. +. CALHOUN, of South Caroii a.
Prepared by g. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass. soo
In Worcester by Lewis 4. Lazell, jus Green CO., NJ u
Green H. q. Bates, d. Scott, Jr. Co Dr. Barrows, wei
sierj NJ. j.. Smith, NJ H. Village; o. +. Vnlon, Westboio
" Adrch Grnonj Ballard 4 Messenger, Glib tonyille, Al
Druggists generally. ccod eow40 March Z.
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% Rev. DIR. King, writing from ireland, says,
''Recently, in a northern district, peculiar and pro-
tracted interest awakened by lectures on American
Christian yoluntaryism contrasted with the State
Church Establishments of Europe. Large congrega-
tons Of Presbyterians and Roman Catholics attended
the former manestng their hostility to Regiun domain
the latter getting their convictions
the government endowment of their priests and both
classes listening with deep and harmonious attention
the preaching of the Gospel and exposition of Chris
tan principles This is rather novel occurrence, and
its Importance can scarcely be overrated.''
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Congressional! Proceedings.

CONGRESS- In the Senate Wednesday, Mr.. Daw-
announced that the Committee Patents had de-
clded to report against the renewal of the Patent for
/ Woodworth's Planning Machine. The inevitable Mr..
Foete called Mr.. Calhoun to account for certain mis-
takes he had made lii his speech of Monday. The
great nulier tartly replied and conversational de-
bate kept up between them till the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the Presidents Cali
fornia message, when Mr.. Hamlin of Maine, took
the floor, and made very sensible speech in reply
to Mr. Calhoun and In favor of the admission of Cal
fornla. Gov Seward obtained the floor, but gave
way for motion to postpne the farther considera-
ton of the subject till Friday next which was car
ried.
The House had the Presidents California Mes
sage under consideration in Committee of the Whole,
and was enlightened by speech from Mr.. Hall of
Missouri.
The AFFRAY AT VALPARAISO The WASH
mgton correspondent of the Courier and Enquirer
writes as follows:
''Letters were received yesterday, explaining in
detail, the circumstances attending the castigaton
which Mr. Potter the U. S. Consul at Valparaiso, in
fiiced upon Mr. Sullivan, the British Charged If
flares at Lima From this testimony itappears
that the latter carried his nsoence and brutality so
as to invade the sanctity of Mrs Botter's private
apartments and expe her by force When the facts
determined to punish the offender in a manner that
would be useful and instructive. With this intention,
he provided himself with cane, and met Sullivan.
who is much larger person, and was also armed
with stick, in the hall where the scene occurred
After the fogging satisfactorily administered,
Mr. Potter was about withdrawing when Mr. Sulli-
van let three French servants upon him to take ven
geance. AT this moment Mr. Potter drew revolv-
er with an admonition that the first who approached
would receive potion of its contents and they re-
treated like prudent men. On the next day, Brit
lsh Man-of War arrived at Caliao, seven miles dis
tant from Lima and in two hours afterward the res
lgnation of Sullivan as Charge d. ,afaires, was COM
inundated to the Admirable board. 1t is not known
whether the British Officer required this concession
to protect the honor of his flag, which had been out
ragged by the conduct of one who was so much obi
gated to protect it, whether Sullivan, realizing his
own degradation, found it convenient to retire, with
one inflicting additional disgrace on his Govern
ment His infamy is fully established in either case
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nave made IN giving up your only son to be mis-
slonary!'' The aged father replied:
"'God so loved the world that he gave his onl,.
begotten Son, that whOsoever believeth in him ,,l
not PERISH but have everlasting life and shall
wilhhold my only son from obeying the command Of
and preach the Gospel to every creature.'' "'''u'
All present were deeply affected, a tear staod;nu
IN the eye even OF the young driver; they aoa;e
bowed IN prayer; both the father and the pIorSi
leu III turn, commenting the little company. the ol
sent son, and sln-runed world to the God Of ~
sions. " HIS
ne interview was an hour bright with the boo,,
Vi 'iie Huh OF righteousness, amid the dark pori,n
age OF life, an oasis in the desert a season 49, -
&c ny any OF the Tour persons who thus met
for the first and the last time on earth met
That young driver, as he afterwards d;st;no...
stated, here hrst had his mind impressed with Thy
sacredness OF the work of foreign missions IT,
gave MS heart to Christ; pursued thorough conso
OF education; went forth to the heather ana a
other than Henry Lyman, the noble martyr ybo fan
by the side OF Munson, in 1884, among the HOOD,
battas of Sumatra VIZ "i0ouy
The aged father in his will bequeathed to tho
hefchaht, Tor the purchase of book in token of his
love, the sum of five dollars which at his DOH ,
paid to the widow for tho old small print Bible ,ybcb
Is still possessed as precious melnento ,Tbo ~
oW has entered into rest; and the stranger nass;na
rural graveyard in South Hawley where the scenery
opens IN magnificence and beauty, reads on the
tombstone of the father his reply Just quoted TO tbe
question, whether he regretted the gif to mis-.
SONS OF his ONLY soN.-.dmerican MESSENGER
Gen; Taylor is taking life in the White Houso
very smoothly, in spite of all the troubles that en-
compass the real regents of national affairs Heeats
drinks and sleeps without any of that painful soci,
tude about the nations advantage and the honor Of
the administration, which was went TO disturb tbo
bosoms of the ''earer Presidents Surely. eff
ignorance is bliss, (and there is no doubt Off in this
case) It's folly to be wise With quiet uncop-
Germ about the present difficulties which environ the
government, he Is said to be Neutrality-suspicious.
aloud-of the fat loaves and delicate fishes Of a
second term''-all to be had for scarcely so much
as the asking, the further tribute of devoted mar
ty and an admiring people The generals "otium
Slne dtgaitate' reminds us very forcbly of tbe
Ethiopian mnstrel's summum bonum, which seems
to be exactly that of the ''second Washington'':-
go if were de President of desc United State.
I'D eat 'asses candy and swing upon de gate!''
Boston Post.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The city of Lowell, with population of "a 600, has
10 churches, besides societies worshipng in halls
small buildings Less than third othe city vaua-
ton bears the whole charge of sustaining the institutions
of religion. The corporate property which contributes
little nothing to the annual support of religious wor-
ship, amounts to more than SIP 100000.
New MILL.-The Manchester, N. H., Company
are making arrangements to extensive de aine
mill in that city, early in the spring The mill is to be
over 300 feet in length, and is 20, 900 spindes
DEsTRUoTIoN OF A THEATRE.-The theatre in
Petersburg together with the houses adjoining, was
entirely consumed by fire last Sunday evening.
The good people of Pttsfeld have had, this winter
no less than ninety successive days of sleghing
Interesting revivals reported in several of the
churches in Boston, and also Fall River Bridgewater
North Adams, South Gardiner, Shelbourne Falls and
other towns in Massachusetts.
Georgy, the Hungarian traitor has resumed lat Kagen
fuh, the study of chemistry, to which he was formerly
devoted
patent has been issued for entirely new and very
important invention, the Electro Thermc Telegraph
1t is an application of heat to teegraphing.
George J. Bullock, cashier of the Savannah Bank,
has absconded with large amount of money belonging
to that institution, and supposed to have directed
his course towards New York. A reward of $4,000 is
offered for his arrest.
Mr. Francis Willy, formerly merchant of Boston,
died at the aims house Blackwel's Island, New
York, on Tuesday last.
There are 2S,7OS persons of known bad character,
offenders against the laws living in FIVE principal towns
IN England. This has been officially ascertaned
southerners of opposite politics, occasionally run
joke uPoneach other. The Savannah Republican copies
from Mississippi paper report that "Gov. Qutman
is surrounding himself with gallant staff and SAYS he
willing and ready to do whatever the peoples repre-
sentatlves may require at his hands, perh in the eff
forthwith the addition 'sOh Quit man! Quit. man =,
t PUBLIC BENEFAcTIoNs. The following list ofthe
receipts of some of the religious and benevolent Soce-
ties Tor January, which have been obtained from au.
thentic sources, will be found interesting.