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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

WHEAT DRIILS.-Messrs WRIGHT s
w SELBY are now manufacturing so as TO have
them ready for the season. Mo0re's ard Pena0ck's
HheGt Drills, which will prove valuable auxiliaries
to the Wheatgrowing interests of the country. The
fields of grain which were planted by means Of these
machines look most promising, and where they lay
side by side with those thathave been sowed marked
difference may easily be observed We NAV name in
connection field belonging to Capt Clarke about one
mile South of Lancaster, where persons are invited
to call and see the result
Lancaster, may TO- 1850.
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]. +. FRERMAN, Sect'y.

The PoRTUGUEsE DTFFICULTY-MS
representations C0rrected.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American gives the following state
ment and explahulion of the affairs be-
tween the United States and Portugal:
"a grave tnisapprehension of our re-
latons with Portugal has been conceived,
in consequence of the appearance oftwo
vessels of war in the Tagus and the com
ments of the British statesmen and the
trans Atlantic press After various un.
satisfactory attempts on the part of The
last and preceding administrations, to
effect some adjustment of the claims of
citizens ofthe United States against Port.
ugol. President Taylor instructed Mr..
Clay, our Charge d'Affars. 20 submit a
formaI and final demand, allowing twen-
ty days for the return of an answer. In
consequence of sights which had been
previously offered tothe diplom ltc agent,
Commodore Morgan was ordered to re.
pair to Lisbon, with one or more vessels
of the Mediterranean squadron, for the
purpose of receiving Mr.. Clay, in case it
became necessary for him to withdraw
from the mission, as we'll as for the pur
pose of exhibiting to the Court Of Portu.
gal the confidence which his government
reposed in him. In the event of a distinct
refusal, il was the intention of Gen. Tay-
lor to have laid the whole subject before
Congress, for its decisive action. The
presence ofthe two vessels of war had no
reference to the controversy, except
what have stated, and Commodote Nor
gan exercised his own discretion, in be-
ing attended with more than one. The
power to grant letters of marque and re-
prisal resides exclusively in Congress. u
Texas DEFAULTERs.--M H. NJ. Kin.
Sey, fiscal agent of Texas by appoint.
rhent of the last Legislature, has arrived
at Galveston. He states that the defal.
cations of officers under the late Repub
lie, amount to about 100000. The
money. Mr.. Kinsey is now endeavoring tc
collect under the provisions of the late
law,
NAVIGATING THE AiR.-Capt. Taggarl
made another successful ascension with
his SeIfpropelfng balloon. OH Monday
afternoon. from Lowell. Mass, ascending
to great height. After floating in differ.
ent directions for about two hours, he
landed in Wilmington. He propels his
balloon in the course desired by working
a crank. which puts in motion the neces.
sary paddles or fans.
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The American Live Stock
ms TRANCE COMPANY.
Ch0rter Uelinited- Granted January 2 1850.
Capital $50 900!

VIRGIL E, SHAW, Agent Lancaster, Ohio, or
fee on main street. two doors west Of tle Hooking
Valley Bank. =
For the Insurance Of Forscs, Mules, Prize Balls
Sheep and Catte ofepery descriP he eom-
bined riaks Of Fire, Water, Accidents ana Disease
Losses paid in thirty days after proof Of death
pTREcIOEs ~
Joseph G. Bowman, John Wise, ~.
Hiram Decker, NJ n Alvsn w Tracy,
Isaac Mass, Hon. Ahnar Z. Ellis
p George d. Hay, Aim. Smith,
Hon. Tomas Bishop.
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, Ptesikcst
B. s. WHrrHEY, Serretory sos 81
WtrLrA@ BUReH, TreaSp1er. mh2o ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02
The OpiniOn Of an Old. Erpeispced md Scientific
WAsarxoroN, low, Hume 2g ls4o.

-, =, g. nASHiNVroht Iowa Juhe 20, lo49. ,
From the speedy and permanent cures both ON man
and beast, which your Arabian Linmenf ia performI
Ing DO not hesitate to pronounce II the areat Rene
iy Of the Age" Ihaye Praetced doctoring horses for
theme twentytbree years. and have tried all the va-
rous liniments, ointmenls &c. so much puiFed up in
tle papers but must say that II. g. FarTall's Ara
gian Lininent exceeds any thsf ever made use Of
BY s use, have cured swseny and spawn long after
they had been pronounced fncprabi and have cured
more than nifty horses is season with your Lnimeht
embracing every shade Of disease from scrathces and
bruises IN TO Spawn, Rng-Bone and Sweehy can
also bear testimony Of ia good effects on the human
system. vas confined nearly all last winter 70 my
room with Rheumatism and could get nothing to help
me, until ! commenced the use Of your Eminent
which entirely cured me. VIM. r. GRIMES.
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SAMUEL LYDY.
ALBERT BROWN.
ALLMADGE ROUSE,

main strstt, LaneasfeFs OhsOs
LYDY & BROWN. PROPRIETCRS.
NNHE Tallmadge House is pleasantly situated. and
- has recently been newly furnished Every al m.
ton pad 70 guests % make their situation comfortable
MEDDno and PLEASURE PAE1IEs can be- accom-.
wotated 10 the best style having rooms for such oe
10 the premises.
Lancaster; may II. 1880 fvo
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02

OOking GIasses.-A very large and complete
IL assortment in Gilt and Mahogany frames, which
we will sell cheaper than any establishment in the
town can Also, Looking Glass Plates from by 10
inches to 20 by 40 inches, cheap.
May27 GATES & COSPER.
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ENstate of Isaac Charlton. Notice is here.
llby given, that the subscriber hss been appointed
qualified as theAdminstrator the Estate of Isaac
CHARLroN deceased, late Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
Dated at Lancaster Ohio this 10th day Of July 1850
JOHN R. MUBAUGH, Adm'tor.
July 10, 1850. 4wl1
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Justreoeived at the eOldDrugstore

Justreceived at the OldDrugStore
IN Kegs Pure White LEAD; ..
~ 300 do Red do best quality,
Linseed Oil; Spirits Turpentine; Varnish, &c.
Lancaster, may "a, 1850 G. KAUFMAN.
II MURPHY, would respectfully inform the ci-
L. izens of lancaster and vicinity that she has re-
moved TO the rooms formerly occupied by j. c. Wea-
yer Co.. in the Tallmadge Block where she is open
ing a beautiful assortment of Fancy and Dry
Goods, which she would be pleased to show to her
friends and the public in general.
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 49
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Silver Ware.-The largest lot ever offered in Lam
- caster. Plain and double threaded Table, Desert
and Teaspoons and Forks, Soup Ladies', Sugar Tonga
and Shovels, Creamspoons, Salt and Mustard do All
manufactured to order and warranted fine as Slve,
Coin. Just received and for sale by
Lancaster, may l6, 1850. GATES & CoSPER
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Sun Peia gf ten gears standing cured by IT. @
InrreLEs ArnLinn Iinrnrenf


Ma. II. q, FARRELL--Dear Sir. had been affiictI
cd with the "Sun Pain" for the last ten years, and
could never get relief except by bleeding but BY the
Of H. G. f4rrelrs Arabian Liniment applied over
the temples about three four times day. Il was en-
tirely removed and have felt nothing q II since
went into the stable night to apply Il to horse'S
sore Leg and being very lame he Stumbled and fell
against my legs, crushing and brzing then 50 badly
that they turned black my ha rendering them pow
erles1. applied your L1niment, and was well enough
in ew asys 70 90 about again usual also crush
ed hnger in shocking manner by letting back log
fall upon Il your Linnent soon healed it up, though
JOHN b. Mcgee.
la Sale precinct, Peoria CO., ILL.,, Feb. 6, 1549
-
IFBe sure get the genuine II G. Fsrrellis Arabian
Linment, as there eOuntsIfehs IN circulation IN
less the Letters H. G.. before FaSTeHs it Is coUE-
TERFEG1 His signature is also on the wrapper Of
each bottle; and these words blown in the glass Bottle
H. G. Earrsil's Arabian Linment Peoria"
Manufactured ONLY by II. g. Farrell sole inven-
TOR and proprietor, and wholesale Druggist, No. II,
Peoria, lls to whom all communication must be ad-
dressed; and for sale by G. KAUFMAN. Lancaster,
J. CAMPBELL, Rekerington,
r. B. WALKER. West Rushville
and by regular agents hroughcat the United States.
TTCsll and get aFarrer Book, free ol charge
April l9, $50. so
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Tu raoser or rur sTEansau Aul.--A passenger
per Asia gives the following account Of her passage
lie says that she 'lsft Liverpool 81 r. N exactly on
the 18th instant and bad hne weather Their. vas no
detention on sceosnt Of fog She arrived at Halifax at
GOA NJ. on the 27tb i,ft al sA. NJ and arrived In
Boston At one p NJ the 2sb Of docs 81 hslf pass
enc, and passengers we're landed at two p " The pas
sage therefore from Liverpool 20 nossn slouios Tor
difference ID longitude cay ave hours days and
Eve hours-po more. no lees Another passenger
say, ,hc left at twelve o'clock precisely. passsd Dell
Rock ., fifteen minutes past trlve and arrived Of her
doch at half past one p. NJ the 2sth thus mailing
the passage In ten days one hour and thirty minutes.
without allowing any difference for longitude.
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"WEDNESDAY. May 2o-eP.M
The bears are decidedly In the ascondsncy There
large sales Of all the f.nces to-day Of decline
varying from = 60 ~ per Erie Bonds and stock
experienced the greatest depreciation and unusual
number 81 shares chsneed hands At the hrst beard,
Pennsyvsnia 5's f, on = per cant; Eric Bonds, 4;
Long Island. q; Morris Canal ~ Farmers Loan, =;
Canton Company q. Erie Railroad, IL Reading, -,
and Harlem q. Al the second board Harlem aud
Erie active. without change In prices. but the
market closed weak. The bulls made dcsperats Efforts
TO rally prices. hut did not accomplish much. They
viii undoubtedly leave stons unturned to keep up
the speculation. but Il looks In Wall street though
the reaction would be permanent.
The receipts 81 the once Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of thi. port to-day. amounted TO Ss0Ol0; payments
se61s6 Oe--nslance, S3,sg3fel %.
The organs Of tho two great political parties have
commenced grinding out arguments In favor % the
peculisr principle, they represent and is supreme
~ ridiculous 20 see What absurd aud trash
they put forth facts In illustration Of IN. sorreot
Of their systems The city Of New York 10 con-
rdersd by these ssute philosophers az the whole Of
The Upii,d states and they undertake 10 sho~ frou
the compilation q the foreign trade Of ths port on the
one side that We are nation running rapidly late
Debt and must soon become deeply stepped In bank
rupity as 20 be beyond all hope OF rcdcmption and
on the other side. That foreign trad IL in mos,
prosperous condition; that have in fact not i'm.
ported 90 largely ia the aggregate beyond our exports
" IN former years and that the present revenue sys
tenn works admirably, and cannot b, Improved The
high tariff party r.frs 20 the existing condition OF
certain iSdustrel interests Of the country and at
tributes the depression and proslrson to the policy
pursued ~ the poik siministstos in relation to the
tsrifsnd the finances Nov sl hsis simply absurd and
exhibits ssy the least the srosses snoraucs on the
part sfthese orga determination disort facts
for the purpose ofnanufacturng public opinion 10
OF or against the commercial aud financial systems In
operation. We have BEEN for time past looking
for movement the part % the proectionists and
have expected they would avail themselves Of the
Circumstance Of few manufacturer 81 the North
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Chit Chat.

The Right Rev. the Bishop 81 JsmAics, l.n town on
Wednesday Cor brief witt TO the ellie, Of Phnads.
phis baltimore and Washington. He will. On h. re-
turn. preach o sermon ct the Church OF The Holy
Cro,s, Or nuhlenhurss Church) on Sunday. ara
June In aid Of the funds necessary TO complete the
erection on new free church In this city
Sir Henry L. Bulwer, the Dr'ish Minister, has taken
. cottage for tie summer. az Clifon staten Island
The French Minister. 81 Bo, lie Compt has taken
a fresh country house for the summer on the sam.
isisnd
will sTsnd part % the summer, Il "a said At New.
mort
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Tu AMERICAN AND FoREiGN BIBII SooIkrr--
Our reports Of the several meetings Of this society
exhibit very curious state Of things among the
Bap,ists. II eppears that there is a democracy and
aris,ocracy among them, and that some Of the
orators Of both aides were earnest in their elo-
quence, as the democrats Of Tammany Hall. The
aristocracy wish TO change the phrsseology OF the
Bible, while the democracy oppose il az the COM
mencement Of endless innovations. Such move.
ments continually made in the religious world,
among all nations, whether Pagan or Christian,
and il is very questionable whether The world, Le-
nerally. gains anything by leaving the con,idera-
ion Of the great essentials Of pety and religion, for
mere outward forms and ceremonies. That the
democratic element, however, should get into the
convention ofths Bapists, j. certainly remarkable,
and particularly so, ss il has displayed itself AZ con-
sersiiye Of the text Of the sacred gospel The
feelings OF both parties harpily cooled down TO the
level Of reasos, before the end Of the debate bat
at one time il appeared that there was danger from
too much indulgence in free discussion. All il
quiet now, the Rev. MIR. Culver, Of Philadelphia,
having very curiously proposed. in a written rcso-
luton. that the society shal hereafter hold "its
annual meeting triennally." This /. &c good a. any
bull Of the pcpc's
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Arrival OF IN. Steamship PAn.a.lpAl..

The steamship Philadelphia, Capt Pearson, AZ
rived at her wharf in this city, last night, from
Chsgres, via Kingston, ia, with over half mil
lien Of dollars in gold dust.
The Philadelphia left Chagres on the 18th inst,
att p. NJ, and arrived of Sandy Hook yesterday
afternoon at4P. NJ, thereby making the passage
home in twelve days, including detention of 30
hours at Kingston, and "A hours at Norfolk, where
she put in for fuel. On her outward passage she
left New York on the 4th inst, at p NJ, and ar
rived of Chagres on the 18th, at ii r. NJ, having
made the run in 10 days and hours, including =
stsppsge at Kingston.
The p. brings mails from beyond Panama.;
consequently we have nothing later from Cafor-
na--but the appended extracts from the Jamaica
papers will be found of interest
The gentlemanly purser of the p. will accept
our acknowledgements for favors received
Annexed is the
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UrArr ExHrSrtHnssr--AERrSr or rHr paRrIrs.--
Among the Passengers by u. clip Yorkshire from Ill
-tryocl Last Wetk, Two named Thomas Ortns
~ ara Thomas Connolly. Beth took rooms at the
American Hotel, Ia this city, where they remained
In apparent security until yesterday evening when
both arrested charr- Of eubezsling so coo
mem n bank IN Cork. ireland In which they en-.
say % clerks when they arrived In this oigy they
had large amount Ct money. which they deposited for
ktttrs received from Cork stating the fct 81 the
loss. and description Of the parties charged aud
oficefe % set 70 WORK 90 find the parties
They found ~ the American. where rgiscred
hts btfnc coming from Limerick and The other
frem Cork They are new IN custody, and will be de-
tairt tor fur her examination.
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A n Dc Iree, u. s. N. and one hundred and elevsp
others arrived In this city yesterday, and rooms
At the As:ur House.
rs Ai.ssndsr. n o G Ord Z 3 A. and one hun
drtd aud eighteen others arrived yesterday and took
rooms st the Irving House.
george n pr,he, U s. " and forty seven others
arrived yesterday. ana took rooms at the American
Hotel
The sgtrers. arrivals at the principal hotels Of the
city yeserdey ~as eight hundred and thirteen
Esdsms w. wallace Bueh.iie and uad-moisells
stops vocaliss have arrived In this city sHd taken
rooms 81 Rsthhup's Hotel
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Snotr VovAoE The bark Helen, Of Thomaston,
Me, Barnard Ulmer, master. sailed from New York
for Malaga, on the second Of March last, with a
ful cargo Of staves-auived and discharged Of
Malaga, and saied for Palermo, where she took in
full cargo for New York, and arrived on Inc 2sth
instant, making the entire voyage in the remarka-
tle short space Of eishiy.s seven DAYS. This. we
believe. y The shortest time on record Of similar
yoys.Se by Ealing vessel
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'sRr, o. rv,os.sr,.--rhe following ar. the ar


G,rrr~e oF rrr roIicr DtLrs.rts-Ycstsriay at
enc o'clock the del gates appointed 20 call on the
ALDERMEN and Assist Aldermen 81 the different Yards
IN odsr TO ,ccure their vote and voice In favor of the
Gle Of the department fr sdvsnced salary, met at
the 18th ward station House and reported progress
The result IT, that they entertain the strongest hope
that the Common Council gill follow the example on
the other bosses throue bout she city, m raising ther
psy 20 q 10 uset increased rent snd tsxss fhs
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Il rood Any rer,pn Who las proved Wat Nervous
Arsdott III hold fsst 10 a. There
serfui usdcir. before Why g. positively s thcss
nervous disealts the doctors iscnrsbe Nsuza
llo D'l.rers Conyulsion,. fpepy. Consurptios, Low
Ssirf nfirium Trcmene. CTanys Vertigo Govt, Rheu-
ratisn, and every sra.~dc convrsivs srsc
ton. 10 rervire knswn amongst pbysie'srs sc the
Tt-odcur Ncrrurn fthe SIT II soi Tor and
Agus vita Abahrodis. tvster ~ life for p0tsnoy) 81
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"Unien for the Sake OF the ion."-Yhsys.
seems 70 - perfect unien
sp; n 2, iss Unto h. seems ,lr..dy SUPER
rssies Of hapjsck which under the Mead 81 ira.
osnin has straw fabrics for such a. prsfsr Sh
psnds the las - more ornamental and durable and A.
cheaper at two dollars AID ty than any oth lat a.
the market CESIN, 2l( Brsa1v$s' -
On ~
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EXAMINATION " rIE CAsE on ONK.EYrr Tno,rr-
soS.-The first days proceedings in the case OF
onc-Eyed Thompson, charged with the torpedo
business, will be found reported IT length in our
columns. sngularly enough, we fnd that Mr.
McKson, the District Attorney, has given up the
investigation TO his second assistant, Mr. Phillips
who may be good enough to return thanks for the
present &C gold watch. but has hardly calibre FOR
conducting this intricate case. Justice Osborne,
however, has the sagaciiy and talent TO make M
Tor The deficiency, without the presentation Of gold
watch. Thus FAR, the testimony is interesting and
instructive. IL the Justice desires full informa-
ton, Jet him Subpoena James Arlington Bennett,
Mss Carolla Bennett, and their maid servau,-also
yourg Drury, also George Wilkes, also Marcus
Tullius Cicero Stanley. When these shall have
been examined, we shall give more namc.
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TnE AEoiIToNs1s ~ BOsroN.--lf any one
doubts about blssFhemy being accompaniment
TO The abolition elements, let him read the report.
in another column. Of the Anti-Sllvery Convention
in Boston Wen Phillips has even stepped ont OF
lis usual dccency, which he might have prided
himself uron, in comparison with some of these
model, modest rgformers. lie seldom attacks indi.
Vduals, but be was constrained to spit his spite
upon the Mansfield Senator Poor, deluded ma
macs. For wha, do they hopei What can they
sxgsctf
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The extensive Read steam saw mill Fl Georgetown.
q r. .ss destroyed " Gre on tie 1874 instant Loss
sleCee Insured IN this city aud Chriestea, g. G
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There iss us aiken notion atrssi that the Or
more money tfsn 1oWrfend fat. Braadreth and the
manmeth quseka in gss.rsl fhis may be bu,
rather inclined 20 tnk that 20 l. sghty sxaerated
~ anc things u~certaiu
Il will be see The Drs Crts meat in anelhsr ca
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sluost daily detection Of some Plausible humbpg
kmires IND article With care
ysd nothing that intrnsicsly
bsrry Teorheross has teen this srdsai for
ten yesr livery year lite reputation and sale
ed ubn more " consumed ssnuay thas - any other
preparation fer the hair offered the Americas
lc The cifcore-y that AZ will diseases Of
csuse wounds and ulcers TO heal aud ecs relieve all srsr
nal inflammation and remove pain aud itching incident
TO spss ttss scratches cuts tnrns sealds, Se, has
greatly enhanced the sale o. the article and il
aud used Tor these well keAntffy
and cleanse the hair In township Union
It's erraordnary chesrne paccst within the reach Of the
humtcs, iaTy and ts conceded value nsur.s tia place
on luxurious toilet Mothers hnd surest
mcdy fr the sprsas cuts aud ccdens Of their ehdreu
The ARD prize a. cure for rheumatism and all the aehss
AMI pains 60 which tie muscles ubjest and the emil
hnt 60 distant nd' prrshsseit a. sbsouts ssss.sry
In his outtt Sold 10 bottles p.. - sss ~ tss
ciral once, ~ Bross-sy. New York For sale ~ the
Fnsrs nsrebsnu sd errkysts tsrssghsut ths Usitsa
dsllar Pei bottle.
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many years been engaged the produetsn Of suisab
hat for the warm hs combining lhtne ssgSnss aad
and his lAors hnvo witk
by the production 81 his ur,1n Hat The assmsasy II the
weather induced him TO withhold this ssmsnt until
the present time. His customers who light A.
gossaner and as cool " repyr or sherry sober should
examine this claimant for popular alton Ne
establishment, l2 Fulton stress.
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Jonathan for the Fourth july will be ready The news
afternoon and saturday 1t most ala
CANT pictorial theet Issued Once Of WILSON CO.
10 Spruce street, I'd story.
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The PIumhe National Gallery, No. 2BI
Rrodw strangers should omit visitns contains
the largest collection ~ pcrrats Of distinguished ind
viduals in the tied States.
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New vors. Th~rsd.y, May 30. iss0.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tho news from Washington is ef considerable
Importance in one point of view The bill for a
branch mint in thi. city, under certain regulations,
has been ordered TO be engressed and read third
hme. This is almost conclusive that we shall have
what has 20 long been desired, and the absence of
which has been seriously felt.
In the House, Mr. Giddings informed the nation
of his peculiar predictions for the colored race,
and thai was the principal fact that came out, ex
eept that the House would adjourn for few days,
70 put down the summer carpets, upon which some
thing may be brought during the next week.
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mems Of the Senate and Winthrop Of the House Repre-
sentaveHRADY hs received from his branch establish.
ment In Warrington Portraits Of these distinguished men.
taken In the lnsst style ~ the art They be with
many other pictures ~ interest BRADYS National GAL
lery 1O5 Broadway. corner Of Fulton street.
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why, libby. where did YOU get thos.

hsnd.oms saiter boots FROM, AT Mr. Mlsrs in Canal
street, TO be sure Is possible Della that you not
been there for your saitersl Why his store paosd BY
All ths ladies' What did you pay for thosei - doars
than many charge: and he has beautiful Spparz
and Ties at gshillinss ard what he calls his qaat
AZ shngs Toilet Slippers at shillsys, aud the
variety Of Childrens Shoes sawi WELL Declare
shall call there you say ID Wasr-
"lS4 Canal street. n. NILLER,S"