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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
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BALrIAonx, Jan. 75-s,p.m
The Missing Neam<r Atiawse. -ASother Fsg,i,us So,
Cass-Strong Testimony. Delivered Up.--Jsrrp4l !.
Baltimore.
The arrival Of the Arctic with tidnxs Of H.
missing steamer Atlantic is pretty generally REGARDED !,
sealing the doom Of vessel md. however that A..
nautical men still Of opinion that she 10 ssfs which !
ghened by the fact that tho Arctic compelled
put into HALIFAX coal. The vessels both beonsu, .
one line they probably both took board the a..
amount OF Goa and the Arctics supply exhsu..
on twelfth day, they think IL Is probable that ~
Auanuc found herself in the predicasnent and h
been com PEELED 10 put somewhere ose from the sso
cause, or is perhaps scaddng along under Tb.c
are therefore, still hopes OF her ultimate success
Another fugitive slave trial Philadslob.
We ste rday, before Commissioner Ingrsham. The man
named stephen Bennett, charged with being a fuxu,r
from the service Of Edward Gallup, OF Baltimore H.
was arrested in Columbia. Pa on Thursday, about
O'clock by officer Conner, OF Lane asc' while work
ing wood in the street, upon warrant issued the 2 il,
by marshal He Is large, abe-bodied man, about
years of age. The case was taken on writ oil hah,1
corpus be iorc Judge Kane. who proceeded the sx,u
nation Of the smony The counsel FIR the slave ~.
David Paul Brown w. 3 Pierce. and Edward Evans a.
thore also number of members Of the PeansyIva.h
Abolition Society present. taking part in the defence n.
testimony, however, was Of the most decided chasas.
some of the Witnesses having known him a Dor ~
present when Captain Gallup bought him putla
sale fifteen years ago. He had also sitter his arrest %.
essed that he a slave, and that he liked his Ae BIN
had away because he ea red that would cell HIM
had gone by the of Bill Baker Colurnb whsp z
had been for aboat three years.
Judge Kane after the quite lengthy arguments. decide
that the master had proved his property, and ordered
he be given up his custody. and authorized bis smo~I
to Baltimore. There excitement manifested. a.
any disposition interfere with the the v
The slave was brought to this city this morning
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"WEDNESDAY, January 22. i


Charles b, Moore. esq. OF New York. was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No 54 l.. Cotton vs The United States In error 10
the district court of the United States for Florida MIR
Justice Grier delivered the opinion OF this court affirm
ing the judgment OF the said district in this cause
with damages at the rate Of six per centum per
No ~. The United States J, A. Girault ct al. In
10 the district court OF the United States for Misss
spp Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of this
court. dismssing this cause. and Remaining the same
fo1 further proceedings. in conformity to the opinion OF
this court.
Penney In TO the supreme court OF Pennsyl
vania MIR. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion Of this
court. affirming the judgment Of the said supreme
in this cause, with costs.
No 4s. The United States. appellants, Cities OF
Philadslpha and New Orleans. The argument of this
cause concluded by Mr. Attorney General CruendeA
for the appellants
No SO. The United States appellants, u.s. Henry Tur.
ners heirs. This submitted to the court
the record and printed argument, by Mr. Attorney Gen
sral Crittenden for the appellants.
No. SO. e. B. ST. John. appellant, z. A. Payne
The argument Of this cause was commenced by Mr.
Wood for the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow. IL O'Clock, a. m.
THURSDAY, January %, 1851
Chauncey Donaldson, esq, OF Pennsylvania, and
Frederick Cunningham, esq, of the city Of New York.
and counsellors of this court
No So r. c. Stockton j. C. Ford. Appeal from
the circuit court of the United States for Louisiana Mr.
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of this court,
affirming the decree Of the said circuit court in this cause,
with costs.
No 81. J. H. Mccoy Us. z. Rhodes. Appeal from the
circuit court Of the United States for Louisiana. Mr.
Justice Catron delivered the opinion OF this court,
versing the decree of the said circuit court and remand
ing this for further proceedings in conformity to
the opinion of this court.
No IS. P. McGill Us. J. C. Armour. In error to
the circuit court of the United States for Louisiana
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this court
affirming the judgment of the said circuit court in this
cause, with costs.
No. SO. E. B. st. John, plaintiff in error, Us. L. A.
Paine ct al The argument of this cause con.
tnued by Mr.. Wood for the plaintiff in error and by Mr.
Gett for the defendant in error
Adjourned until TO- morrow. III O'Clock, a. m.
FRIDAY, January "a. 1851.
No So Jehel Brooks, plaintiff in error. Us. Samuel
Norris The motion to dismiss the writ Of error in this
case was argued by Mr. Billiard in support Of and by Mr.
Walker in opposition thereto
No So f. B. St John. appellant, us q A. Paine ct al.
for the appellant.
Nos IS, 81, and e5. w. E. Woodruff. plaintiff in error.
Us W. Tapnall j. w. Paup ct al, Plaintiffs in error.
u.s. T. S. Drew, governor of the State of Arkansas.
The argument of these commenced by MIR. A..
H. Lawrence for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until Monday II o'clock, a. m.
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II n. NM. H1sAAKO have tho honor Of Informing
gentlemen Of Washington that their Dancing
Academy Of Temperance Hail. viii be opened
for receiving applications and pupils Tuesday ths 9ist
OF January, 1851.
Rules and furnished a Dancing Saloon.
RRvEnENcKsi
Washingon-Mrs. Willard Fillmore, Henry Clay.
BalmoreMesss NJ Buouapars Ridtey Of Hsmpton Hon.
B. Owfnes Hoffman, Apple
ton Gordon Glenn, Hanson
nnston, John Lasrobe, William McKim, William II. Norris,
Robert Mckim.
RichmondMessru. William H. MscMrand, Robert G. stanard,
DR. Gibson, Dr. HaxaIl.
Mrs. Phsps' Paapsco Institute, EIeour
Mills Mrs. Gibson's ngesde Academy Mr. and Mrs Archer's,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Susesr's academies.
Ian l6--Aff
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SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. 80, 1901.


In the Senate yesterday the resolution calling IN copy
al The repos Of MI Elos exploration OF the Lower
ppi was adopted bill for equali1ng the OF public
lands 10 the new discussed and laid bill
10 provide the purchase OF lands the Sioux Indians
IN Minnesota discussed. Mr. Hunter moved that il lie
on the table, which agreed Several private and local
bin. were disposed Of
In the House the bill for the relief OF Charlotte Lynch
taken and finally passed Several private and local bills
wsro disposed of
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LAST WEEK OF THE FRENCH EQUESTRIAN TROUPE.
Madame CAROLINE LoYo, Equestrenne rom the
Cirque de Champs Eysce Pars will in her celebrated
msncse salso in and picturesque act Tor e nrs' ume In
city
Mo~fsy speni~g, Ja~"ary "a, 1851.
Mon Francois Loss director Of the Cirque Fancss Paris
Young Loisss graceful Of hoFsemanship
M nj Gardner, in a mu admired scenic act
Cannon ball by Monsieur Lee.
Master Ward in fests of posuring
Mcss Housh Ese and the full strength OF tbs company
will appear. -. :, -. -.
Clown o ring, Prince Wallet
nj Eaton Stone In original and wonderful barrsr act
Doors open 6k performances commence al X o'clock
50 Gallery,
q, cent? Gallery for coored persons Is cents.
An e6cisn, police order and
a.oarm Jan Is
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FRIDAY, January "a. 1851,


Madame Loyo whose beautiful and graceful style of
much towards filling the National Hall
nightly large fashionable audiences will appear again
evening for the coming week to be
gorgeous than the It'll also the
engagement Loiset Bapuse Lossst Lee
Gardner Hough Ward Elser &C, &C., will appear The famous
prince ofss.er w F. Wae will himself be something
"sa.hsrer dsposer OF other mems stuh The
dans popular will elecy al with his wild and
wonderful Of riding
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VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNsYLyA-
MIA AVENUE AT AUCT!oN-on Monday, the g7h instant,
sell premises, O'Clock, thressoy
south side Of Pennsylvania
between ~ doors Of Msssrs Middleton
Beai-it The
and cea The fronts twenty i've feet
avenue hundred
wide alley scarcely anything relative the
desirable location ofhe described well known
city, and all properly il
ity rapidly enhancing value.
Terms OF purchase caah the bal
twelve eighteen, and twenty four MONTHS "a 600
which will credit fur the purchaser
bearing the property
payment, a win he given. Title indispoable.
A. GREEN,
Jan 02-N Auchoneer.
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The PARTY OF ProPLE.-ln Is4s the governors OF
twenty OF the States democra,ic-nne were whig.
In ls49 nineteen democrats and eleven wings In
1850 twenty four democrats and seven wings In
1851 there twenty six democratic governors and hve
wings. The latter are Williams, OF Vermont, Uni.
nority governor; y Anthony OF Rhode Island Hunt OF
New York, elected by few hundred majority D John.
ston, OF Pennsylvania, "a democratic State Brown. OF
Florida; and Helm, OF Kentucky--ALbany Alias
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~ Fer Msnnt ver.on;uThrss LI,H s-siIn
O'clock Alexandra i0k, Monday January ",
Wednesday, 2eh and Saturday, hs let Fso" Inc ooss
win land = passengers Fou Washington. 80 =.
Fare rcsnd trip, II from AIsrandna IS cents children nail
price, ., - -.
Coschss Capitol OK O'Clock Seats taken on Fem
For scss sOpiy 10 M Rs.sde eos.,own, George and
i"'"A rAs'' " JOB CoRsoN,
IA. "A AsurugAs., Captain.
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The FUGITIVE BILL IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE
The proce edngs in the United States Senate on We'd
nesday are significant OF the tone of that body in regard
to the compromise measures, one and all The petitions
from New York and Pennsylvania asking for the repeal
modification OF the fugitive act were LAID on the table
by emphatic vote This is precisely what expected
and desired the hands OF the Senate by the true friends
OF the Union and peace all the country. and is
assurance as gratifying is decisive that the reaga
lion OF tie slavery question: in any OF its phases will
receive OF countenance in that august body
As such prompt action OF Wednesdsy will be regarded
everywhere and will be hailed pledge that the coun-
try again to be plunged into commoton through its
agency at the bidding of the slavery agtators North or
South Abanu Argus.
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ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC UNITED STArEs sESAroR.-We
announce with much satisfaction the election of Hon
James A Bayard, of Wilmington. Delaware. to the Uni
ted States Senate for the full term of six years, begin
ming on the 4th of March next-Mr. Wales lwhig) re-
tirng on that day The election took place Dover, the
capital of Delaware yesterday, and Mr. Bsyard received
the entire democratic vote OF the two houses We be-
resentatve position but he goes into the Senate with all
the advantages conferred by ripe education, rarely
equaled powers lawyer and debaler, and mind OF
the highest order As the champion Of the democratic
party in Delaware for many years. he has often dstn
gushed himself by his eloquence and has always been
found consistent and true The country does not con-
tain more thorough and fearless defender OF the
iional democracy, holder foe Of faction and Of abo
tionism He will adorn the seat 10 which he has been
elected and will be most acceptable addition to the
loity OF that body We congratulate Delaware upon the
choice OF such enator.Psnns yivan,an of Friday.
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sroxsaror--The senate Of North Carolina has rejected
nv vote OF 81 to 49, resolution declaring tina, State has
rish, 10 secede from the Union. in conadstnction TO the
right Of revolution.
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B,suor OF FLonIDA-The Protestant Episcopal conven-
ton OF Florida adjourned At Taahassee the 9th instant
Among the acts was election. Bishop Of the dioce OF
Florida Of the Rev r. H. Kuedge D.. Rector of St
Johns Church, Tailahassee.
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vssy large portion Of this mornings paper is devoted
70 The abs speech Of Judge Fech the important sub
est Of tAs public lands necessarily crowds out
yisty al ethss articles.
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF RRADY-MADE CLOTHING, by order
II Oft Alexandna Fire Insurance Monday
January action eha sell tho
clothing partially damaged by the Are Pennsylvania
day morning last, consisting Of
Cloaks, coats, sacks
Frock and drcss coats pAntaloons
Under shirts and drawers, pocket handke
Crsvats, snspendeys, hosiery
Shirts, caps, umbrellas, canes, 40.
Embracing whole which
win be offered in d uit the trade well private individuals
Terms cash.
DYER h MCGUIRE,
Jan A-d Aacionesrs
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Oyuov CoauIssARy or SuhsfsTsHcG,
Washington Arsenal, Jam %, 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS. for supply, from February 70 the 3lst
this Arsenal with fssh beer
good wholesome quality, necss and shank: scudsd in
bs Designated BY the Asss
viii be received this post I'LL tho
Copies Of the articles Of agreement necessary 70
be entered viii be exhibited on application .o. .
r. l.. RiNG0OLD
First Lieutenant of Ordinances and A. O. g.
Jan M-eotD
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"Ths dsmocran in the house Of representative.
maintansd themselves like patiots yesterday Those mem
bers q the who chosen democrats and
voted for Mr. Sumner very anxious have their
following their example, and hence made exsron
their power produce ouch result but II Of
avail The Spartan baud could be tarned but stood
Arm throughout in defence oil democracy Those who
ted Tor Mr.. Sumner the senate, having vsgissd them
svts ks ysv,se~s, feel tho awkwadncss OF their posi-
70 induce democrats follow their example. bot with
out success Dssocafie have been tropg
round as the confidential pedIes of Mr. Summers opin
ions-exhibiting letters from him his political scn
msnt and doing the smales, kind OF frees soil cec,oneer
ingi they Are onsy endeavorinR to induce the dem
ousAu 10 cast blank votes coAxIng. whining, and
browbeaSnG when they think it will do best but AZ vet
they have only had their labor for their the true de-
uocTnoy has not boon moved hairs breadth from the
line Of duty and we are confident they will adhere TO II to
To-day the balo,iug will probably be resumed and
hope continued until the friends OF Mr. Sumner are
sata6od. il 10 evident that election can be eE
fsotod. and then postponed for period sufficiently long
allow the necessary legislation OF the State
progress."
On thst day friday two more ballots taken.
from whieA We have telegnphic accounts On the irs
he lost vo,ss from the previous day and the second
ballot Of Friday. the vote stoodSumner, 1867 Winthrop
1ss scattering. -, necessary to choice, 1872
ton pending postpone the election for two weeks
We understand. by telegraph. that this motion has
prevailed The longer the delay. the more the public
seatiment will display selfihe "the sober, sec
cnd thought will reurnthe less The danger of carrying
out the schemes Of the coalition.
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n UNEWAL OF DUsINE as.--joHN H. GIBBS Respectfully
Informs his fispds and Of the
abou aks place his Fancy Store hs Hair CUTTING and
the Of the week. when
up ss and b prepared render hts
genUssn who b. pleased 10 paucniss him
1e-3af
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DsAzs Ds DRAPER We learned a few days since.
with m uch regret that Dr. Alexander Draper, long
an able Of tho democratic doctrines the tariff
had deceased early In tho month, his residence in this
ctv He died on the Sd of January In his 47h year.
His unsnsweabe letters published in Col Forence's Key
s,one daring great excitement in this city aer the pas
sage OF tariff of l88 powerful aids In the discern
nation OF doctrines that vexed subject and viii
be long remembered The brilliant abilities Of Dr. d. had
won for large circle Of warm rcnds in Philadelphia,
Who since rely depors his e~ry death.
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rELEaRAPHlC REPORTS FOR THE us.ou

arrival Of the Falco~
NEw YoRk, January 24--9. p. m.-The steamer FalesI
rived here tonight from Chagros, whence she e AL
l2h and Havana on the l0h. She brings tho CaibmI
mails and 1884 passengers. Only small lot Of gold
Mas.ach..etts U~itld States Ss~ator-StA bsaos
nsnons lie ses,ioa of Wpsd ssss senate, 70
week, which failed and the oh ballot proceeded VI
this morning, and resulted as follow:
Sumner, Gree soler) M
Winthrop, (whig) III
Whole number Of voes ssa Necessary to choice ,st|
BosroN, 2 o'clock -TENTa BALLor-rhs tenth ballot ~
just been had. Whole number 3Sl. Necessary to chos|
Winthrop I6s
The legislature arc now discussing motion to ro,,po
the election Tor two wet r..
Fires il the West
DETROIT, Jan. y Tho northern part OF Dexter vla
Michigan. was burnt last night. Tho names cfthe sad
Dennis, Warner Hayes. and Ewing Cas.eilo.
The fremont House, al Laporte Ind, was burnt =
ssnnx
town was in great danger, particularly tue wing pnIa
os nsyy @
on Z. Treadway. No insurance.
Erscstio. of Albert BaAam.
AuBuHs, On Y.,) Jan. A.-Aibert Baham. convicted >
tho murder OF Adi-r the pcdleT was executed this mcA
A. eleven nse osIoei the Rev M, Nelson asked him
had any confession make. He said, II have made no
iession, and have 10 make" He still protested BIZ =
nocence OF crime charged against him. At live m
past eleven, ali being ready. the cap placed
his eyes, when he exclaimed, Oh, dear :" The wsit
then dropped and tho unfortunate man was lauud
into eternity.
His body, after hanging for Is minutes, placed a
coffin and his bother John brought from the prison 70
last view of it, The scene was uuiy affecting
Cowgressio~a! Nom inafiow for NsU Hsmpshus.-Frt
Ian Tn wn ma
Congress by the whix convention Dover. New Hsnt
SHIRE, this mornng, receiving 50 Of rs votes cast
were totally destroyed By Are this morning, with their @
tents.
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M The UnitaxAan Church Will be open for religious
service morrow January usual II O'Clock
q M and ~, p. Jan 70
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D7- Smithsonian Lcotures.The during this week
with e y follows
On Monday lecture by Dr. vnson Boston Sub
oct Architecture OF the Middle Ages.
Wednesday 29h and Friday 3lst instant couss Of two
T. Of Pennylva
mechanism Of speech and is bsangs the
natural hsor OF
Lecture o commence nj u O'Clock,
&-5td
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Gov A. QUrrxAS-A telegrap hic despatch from Jack
son. Mississippi which appears In another column OF
Journal that Judge Ghoson of the United dis
ct cou determined to Issue the writ OF arrest prayed
for by the district attorney Of that district against Governor
Quitman The constitution or Mississippi containing no
executive officer of thc State Governor Quitman has not
considered himself liberty leave the State Tor an in
definite period r the proceedings carried here against
him might be protractcd,) unless under the compulsory
process, OF the court Governor Qutnan will,
an prom pity and cheeroy obey tho that court
AZ soon served upon him. and down to New
Orleans TO tho indictment found against him. We
ha been assured Judge Gholson has delayed
ing the writ arrest order allow Quit
man sufficient dispose Of the business Of his office,
4. to be able TO absent himself from Jackson without
much prejudice to the public interests confded to his
kee pinQ-Nsp Orleans Dsfa. jan. Is
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CARUsa's SALOON.

CARUHr1 BALLOON.
lIR O. vANDENHoFF beg the terah and
public Washington will give his celebrated entertain
ments, entitled
EVENINGS WITH SHERIDAN.
ompr,s,n, "rrpai sketches public and private life Of
the treat wit orator. with readings Of his comedies in
Saloon,
Monday, 9Th ins,ant-The Rvals.
Wedn,sdav QQth instant--echoo for Scandal
Friday 3lst instantThe Critic.
Commencing At u O'Clock precisely
Tickets el CO., single, 50 cen's-o be had ~ the
National Hotel, and Mr.. r. Tayor's bookstore
Ian
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THE ocs Of tbs Western Telegraph Comp.ny removed
0iInanS ap0tsscary shop, Psnnsyvana sv
. few dovrs weat Of Browne HotsI.
This the only direct line Of tslegaph hon Washinsn
Wheeling PsbuFa with uehcr lines ezl
ing Detroit Chicago, Cincinnati, Lousvils, IT, LOUIS Hss
Memphis, vcksburx, and the whole westsEn country.
The Morss ONCE few. doors Of the Nssd
Hotel.
The street, opposite National lnsn
once.
Jan 7-AH President Western Telegraph Compsg
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Ut. On Wednesday evening. street. b~tvvseM
II l0h and S,h small of poor widow WIN
mos heartily thank finder THE once, where cor
pensauon win Be made, II required.
j Jan le-6
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0z-aAsonic.-A regular meeting q Ns.sna Ledge No Il
viii be held Hall, Of 10th and
row fMonday) evening, 37th Instant At O'Clock
lecture degree Masonry expected and all mem
Der. OF the good standing aeTna invited to attend
Jan8
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CONCERT.
Mr. DCMPsTER composer Of "Ths May Queen Lament ths
Irish Emigsnt, J" "Blnd Boy" &C,
las announce that he viii give one Of his
ORIGINAL BALLAD ENTERTAINMENTS,
AT oARps's SALOON,
o. Tsssdsy Eps~t~E. Ja~Gary %, 1851
Including following songs
tn. Ipdsn,s Compant-" why the white follow
my path "Monng Noon, and Night - eye bsnks and bass
bonnie Doom "saiuaon America ~ "John Anderson
Jo - sfy hesrt - "ansnt q tbs Irish Emf
grant 1.-THE barring the door ~ "Wer thou, like me IN ne
ior vse "My Mamie "let love another /" "l'm
- Gray and his popular cantata The May
TO commence hapast O'Clock, and finish by hafpsst
O'Clock.
Music Stole, and Al the door
Jan 5-dA
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The Keystone State is firm in the arch OF the American
Union. We have thousand evidences Of this feeling
bu, the following Is decisive II extract OF letter.
addressed to gentleman in this city. from member OF
the legislature Of Pennsylvania The act Of ,sA7 is the
one which imposes restrictions against the South.
"HAaansuso SENATE CHAxrEs, January n.
"The repeal Of tho OF sA7 will both, houses Of
legislature just a. soon ~ can be reached There
are bills before the proper committees Of both houses
nd they reported 70 the bodies in which
they respectively orignsed they %,n o. rasssd This yon
10 remember that have been In session but two weeks
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ElsecSa Of Senator IN MAssachas ssss.
The last bulletin which have received from the
Stats OF Massachuset, 10 uniavorabe than ever TO
the election Of Mr. Sumner The Boston Post OF Friday
gives the result OF three ballongs in the house Of
representatives. which had taken place Thursday
On the Hrst Sumner fell OF the number neces
sary or choice, the second four third
again The first question in the orders to-day will be
pending motion 70 postpone the election u( Thursday
next"
The Post rebukes the in,rEuss which were on foot to
secure his election in the following indignant terms
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sscoad Courss.--DaneAmg Academy. "A
MR. r. r. Liable has the honor announce 10 tns assd
III Washington and 0eorgstown that hs second eoufss
lemncns FOR the WIN Thurrday,
residence, ON Pennsylvania avenue Opposite Wsd ma
Days n tnson, ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Thnrsdgs, NV
days oeovvsows--MonAayr and Fridays.
Dee 0e-d6n