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w. BAKERS
PLAIN, SWEET, EAGLE, FRENCH AND
Vanilla Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma,
Cocoa Paste, Sticks, dc.


FENO MERCHANTS and CONSUMERS Who
Il would purchase the best products O COCOA
iree from hdsitt ratInnmore nutritious aud health
iul THAI TIA or cufiee-and in quality ur passed
the subscriber recommends the above artscrs
manufactured BIZ hiiascl and stamped with h.
Gsme ard residence. Ills EhOMA and COCO
PASTE a. -pslaable-and salu'aty drink
ilr uyaiids, convaIescenis children, Travellers an
otaers, are pronounced BY The most EMINENT
PliIslii AS superior 10 ans ether preparations
ilIs FRENCH end VANILLA CHOCOLATES
are turaated eqYal 40 de,jcdc, and litu, TO Dc, be-
Of Pans manufacture, aud a. enc halt their prioes
10 consequence If tie great adu.tcfa'ion In aimos
oil he COCOA aui CHOCOLATE preparation.
rN."d to Tho pubic, IN order 10 ohetpeo thc,n the
sussCfaet hopes lLai Iii. oV manufactures will b.
thoroughly tested aGd if found uucqls to his re
comncnda'ions, they may be returned 10 his agents
whore purchased, aud lheiT cost shall be re uuded
TLey are always on sale in any quantity, by the
ptucipl wholesale grpcers in tie Eastern cities
and by his ngenrs, l.. ID Brigham & Co., Boston
James II. Eance & Co, ilar To- d.; Iussey Il Muir
ray, NV York George Wait. Albany; f. Boawoiih
Troy, n. Y; Gram II Stone, Philedephia Tho
mas V. Brundigr, Balimore Howell & Shoemaker
Georgetown, ID C. Fowle & Co, Alcxandrla, Va
Nuse Bruther. New Orean. KcLuet, NJ Kec & 20
Cincinnati, o; WIN. BigliyI d Co fiitsburg Pa
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass
Mareh II 1851. 10 1T
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DOWY IT GoES

Bacon is now selling at New Orleans o. q
!, Is. aud We learn that gentleman from
county sold a load n Augusta at cents
nd. and vet there arc men IN Bdncombe
4r4N ENOUGH to ak l2l cents, YEA, they
aI3 charge / 6 cents, "a we're not 10 he
%. oul, from them. Al such men are
slSpLlRs and RceuIs, maxim. themselves
upon the necessities Of the poor The IN.
.,uaa'e, the Starving II their own ne'ghh1r.
.,eds. He Who exacts an 'Norhltam piice
sny attieie, whether corn, baco7, or any
ns else, simply because lie tns Ihe poser,
ads about as good chance for happiness
heaven, MS We do for the Presidency
lie that opptesseih the poor. feProaehsth
~ Maker" Remember 1t We hide bouud
,-cncc grabbing sinners.
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wAsnINGToN's BIRTH DAY AT ROME

Wn.hlog ton's Bath day va. celebrated by
the Americans IN Rome 90 the % | uiIlmo,
by dinner and festival at the PaHlzj Pu'E
Over one hundred lgdcs and gentlemen we're
at the table, ohteh vas dacofa'ei viii flow.
ets, and the room was also beautifully orna
rened With appropriate devices, Mr. Cas-,
cur Charge d'Aflts, presided and sentiments
sste gwen and responded 10 by Nes-fs. Cas-,
iheo. Ssdewck, Dudley 5 ljen, OF New
Yo'k; Mr.. Pfuyu, Of Albluy, Rev, Mr Da''
enpan. and Others. Among the guests were
A'cbbl.lop Hughes, aud Rev. Mr. Iiastnes,
q. the Ameucan chapel. Oies, written Tor
the occasion by MIR. kcubc, Of Rome, ard
our national airs were PLAYED b. the bend
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rook NAMING IN L0NpON

4 London Jauroa states that DUNG ltc
5fat 1850, four Thousand four hurded ne"
4blicalion. were issued IN London alone.
q hesc about five bundled we're works q
fs'loa-at the rate Of almost one hali daily.
lhe rest were upon every INA lHob'e sutI"ci
ehch II IS possible 10 write book upon.
Nacn The tax IS taken "a Of paper there nt.I
Be- % ciog 10 The Inauguration and 10 seces.
get 10 the printing press.
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Gov. Red has made the following appoint,
men,s, 10 ett
Nmrod :. Jarfuu Of Macon county tom
missioner TO contract FOR aud suprnnicod the
making II the Salisbury and Western Turn.
IKE Road.
Ilenry Cansier. of Lincoln, Charles Nc
DoNcH of Rutherford, and Mark Co'cnan,
q Nlcon Commissioners 10 v4lue Cherokee
snds.
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GNOtice.

'INiiE subscriber notifies the public that deed for
two lois IN the town of Charlotte, taken
from him without any authority some ten years
lgo This is 10 notify the person Withholding the
-ame that II It is not given up he will resort to
cgal means 10 obtain possession OF his rights. lie
AN prove by WIN. Wright, Col. Beatty and John S.
Moore, OF Yorkyille that the deed and other prop
.riy was taken. lie believes the deed is in the pos
.esion Of Mis- Leary, of Yorkevlc. as Thomas
Palmer told in the presence OF Col Beatty that he
,sd seen aud read il short time ago at her house.
! neglected 10 have The deed registered and | am
ptrpelled 70 at'p tins 10 try and get posses.
ion OF ny property.
PATRICK PARKER.
March - ISL ar
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A CLOCK ToR SIXTY CENTS.

Mr.. Chauncey Jerome, Of New Haven
Connecticut, has actually made q imcplecc,
winch he will warrant 10 keep good reckon.
no and which he sells for sixty cents at
Wholesale and one dollar at retail. The
works are all made Of brass. lilo makes Up
wards Of eight hundred day Of these artl.
eIes.
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APROpER REMOVAL

The t. S. Marshal for tho Northern Dis.
TIC Of New Yefk, Kellogg, the man who
tanously denuuned all attempts to reclaim
fugitive slaves, aud denied all Obligation to
"Sey The law, has been removed by PfeSl'
,eot Fillmore, and Mr.. Bush appointed IN
his place.
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nnME MANUTAcTnRE-

rssry enterprise calcu aled 10 Eenler the
- Independent, should meet with encour.
.nsnl and support. 1t is aIiimporiant
!, we should have within ourselves the
ans BY which We may be fed and clothed,
: our necessary wants supplied.
!. an evidence Of the ability for manu-.
.',,,ne cloths, we have in our Office ssn.
:. # Cashmere, which we will be pleased
new 10 those who MAJ call. iha, Will com
r f4vofably with like description Of goods
~ from what quarter they may.
risse samples are from the manufacturing
5,.hmeni Of Messrs. Carson, Youne &
.sr. Of Charlotte, n. C.-wilh which place,
are, by the way, shortly to be connect,
~ rail road-who have engaged ex'en.
+. IN the msking Of Ibis article. Expsr.
,.al has tested the permaneLce Of The color
asing qualities OF these Ca.simeres, and
= can therefore be confidently warranted
purchasers. Ii is the intention If the firm
.#a,ioned-whose establishment Is located
Rock Island, MeekIenburg Co.., \. c.
enssge in manufacturing Black Cloths,
,b5rlly and we trust they may receive such
as will be advantageous 10
H. SOUTH Chas. Cour.
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COWAN'S
Vegetable LithOntriptiC,

safe and certain remedy for GTaue or Stone IN The
bladder, for arrangement of The Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
TNNHlS invaluable Medicine to the world would
Il be blessing, if the afflicted could only over
come their prejudices enough to Try It, Call at Dr.
J. F. Gilmer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see
pam,hlet containing unprecedented evidence of the
utility of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F, COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn.
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The amount of duty paid by the Cnnard
,lne OF steamers q, New York for 1850, was
~ :, '''92, 1888 30, moro by over 100000 than
Jury haze ever paid before in ar" one wear,
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WHALE CAPTURED by FISHERMEN.

WHALE 1Af l RED III FISHER VI EN.
We mentioned yesterday that large
Il hale had been seen IN shoal water some.
here near Cockspur Island, and that sever.
fishermen and others had gone 10 pursuit
iii. We learn by the mate Of the Blush
10 Mary Jane, who came up last night, that
= marty succeeded sfler a fearful cucouut.
+ ~ capturing the Whale il cove, about
= miles this eide OF Fort Pu'ask, aud that
aey were engaged in towing him up 10 tho
II. where they expected to arrive 10 tho
use Of the day. Such an aftiy4i al our
a5arges sill be a novelty indeed.
Since writing The above, We have been e..
md with a visit from our Cuckspur CORES.
, 54ent, who arrived al a late hour lasi night
MA the party Who captured the whale. Thry
ne succeeded, with the aid Of a steam iug,
owing their prize up as far as q lautock' :
S,smiH, where We understand It viii re-.
ia during TO day, 10 afford the curious 10
.4.h matters 40 opportunity Of seeing !, be.
ltgitis buchered Our friend informs Us
rs, The capture was handsomely accomplish.
! 81 not without considerable difficulty aud
a.u The whale /, ore Of the hrgest ever
,-ea 10 our waters Sdraaaah ftrs lstia.
.f4st
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ROOT and SHOE MAKING

in all It's various branches, in style unsurpa sed by
any workman IN this section Of country. The ma.
terials ,h which his work is put up shall be of the
very best bis fits shall be satisfactory and his char
pes moderate. In a word, no pains will be spared
10 please all who may favor him with their custom.
Ready Made Work constantly on hand.
lie returns his,hanks FOR the encura cement he has
received, and respectfully solclts a continuance O.
past iayGrs, feeling assured that all no give HIN
one tGal viii eIye him another.
APa2, 1851. l7lf
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M Davidson, Nj. ID.

!xsiis EEAYlNG returned from a visit to the
Va a Souh, effsrs his Professional Ser.
btt1ia vices 10 the public ~ Oiice next door
q 70 Ynlng, Blair & Cos Store.
Charlotte, April 2 1851. l7tf
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"a EVV GOODS

HUST received Sugar, Coif e, Cheese and Mack
81 erel. | have also on hand, Pruues by the lin.
gle pound ,r Figs an excel ent article, Raisins,
Cocoa Nuts aud many other articles in the lire =
f ] HOLTON.
Feb s. ISL
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TIME Subscriber has hand Lis usual as
sortment of
F.f.NCY GOODS.
Il 70 Fence ii m n

L sortmcnt of
E.s.NCY GOODS.
ported direct from England, France ard Germs
ny. Also his stock OF
STAPLE GODS,
direc, from the Manufacturers. which he ,f~rs 10
Merchants and Planters at prices equal to any In
porting House 10 Boston or New York.
Having experienced buyers constantly stationed
in the European and Northern Cities he viii receive
BY every arrival the latest sly les OF oocs IN each
market, which will be sold at a small advance
The Retail Department consists Of every descrip
ton of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
portion Of which is enumerated bciow,vz:
gTyrr G33D3.
Merino de Francaise. brig ht coors ana black,
Coburp Cloths and Paramuttas,
Colored & black Alpaca lusres, various qualities,
Mohair and Silk Warp do.
Figured Alpiccas, Lionese and Canton Cloths,
Plain and Figured Cashmere,
do do M. de LANES,
Coored and black Silks,
Every STYLE of Ginghams
/ English French ard American Prints
DOMESTIC GOODS.
i Reached and brown Sheeling and Shifting,
/ Osnaburgs, Der nns, Ticks and Checks,
/ Drills, Kersey Jeans, Sattnets.
/ Twceds Flannels, Cambrics &c,
Toc ether with every description of White Goods
Trimming Goods, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
| would respectfully call the attention OF Mer
chants Planters and others, visiting this city to ar
examination Of my stock, they will hnd as iull al
assortment and at low rate as any Mercani
House.
F. SOuMERS, 334 King ST.,
Charleston, S. C.
n utniier 49, 1850. 49tt
NJ ID The CHARLESTON CASH STORE
~. ID AT Cha rotte. N c. conducted by Mr.. l.
DRUCKER ard the CAMDEN BAZAAR, at Cam
dem. S. c, conducted by Mr.. NJ DRUCkER-thes
two Establishments being connected with my Store
it is ca lily understood ty the publ: at large uhy an
hou they are enabled 10 sell lower than other Store
in those two places who have not these facilities
. OBJ aiming their Goods. r 3
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Boot & Shoe
; sE... -. X s

EAMES GIBSON respectfully informs the citi.
O. Gems Of Charlotte and the surrounding country,
that he IS s'ill carrying on, at his shop, two doors
South Of Sadlei's Hotel the
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NtyVICAI.

Charlotte April ), 1851.
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This gentleman after acquiring fame Europe for develop
and attractive vein in the Intellectual
day. has returned to the capital Of his native gather fresh
materials for another professional the Old World
In his lecture and "Wednesday evening
far surpassed all antic'paons We glad
beauty and fashions hut the erah and members
oyne with lively interest this genteman
eoquence The London Times pronounccs his equa
the best trasedans the stage opinion though
completely sustained The address Indian chief oud
have been delivered with patbos thrilling
by Forrest The opposite Of low comedy
delicious delipeaton than Mr. Whitney's "Wof Jim,n
oosier On tho he would be the finest Brus
He has, informed received tempting
aal in London and New declines
account Of the low ebe Of the drama This being his last
advise all to and hen him. and Judge themselves
Patrick Henys speech thst ELECTED
excitement poor abused Ireland rpenc
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrlsoEE, February l4-S. p. an.
~ Sy-..... <fss<.. MilsknrSx A..

BALrisoEs, February I4-S, p IN. Z
ST. paisns,ns's Day The Steamer Afrca. MQiaavy AS-
poiats<~ts.--Aaoyntg General Bysss. -Rsfovn Con-
Uex'ioa.--IA Markets, &c. .flH .&4t Ht1.N
ST. Valentine has most dull and disa greeablo day for
his anniversary stnen how ever are 10 be seen Ill
directions hurypg with extra burdens. composed Of al
sorts OF espisties tender, witty sarcastic comic Tho
festival has however deseneraed from the sincerity and
decacy which characterized IL In former days when
Valentines home made, containing appropriate and
delicate nsginings. ofnamenied with curious devices. n
The steamer Africa is now full thirteen days from
Liverpool and dings OF her have yet been received,
though considering she may hardly he
deemed due New York yet. She 10 watched for with
intense interest," in the hope that she may bring deh
mite intelligence with regard To the Atlantic
Governor Lowe has appointed the following gentlemen
his aids de-camp with the rank of colonel William
Cuttings. Ct Baltimore Augustus Sellers. OF Calvert
George T. Thomas vi Baltimore Robert T. Starr, Of Bal
timore John M Miller, OF Cecil aud Ramsey MoHonry.
Of Hartford
Henry Brent esq. yesterday appeared in tho aPpssi
court at Annapolis and having presented his connlsson,
the oath OF office administered by the chief justice.
He then entered his duties General Of tbs
State of Maryland He has been active member Of
the Reform Convention, and will doubtless still retain his
| seat in that body
The Reform Convention Yesterday voted down ell prop
ositions looking the substitution of annual inssad
biennial Of the Legislature, existing Bon
NAL sessions have proved the interests
Of the State. and is the general desire OF the people
they sh oud be continued. .4 F%
THs MARxErs.-In tho Baltimore market this morning
sales OF $40 bbs Howar flour TO-
TOO bbs at ~ 3lhe market closing rather unsettled.
Nothing doing in City Mills Rye -four is selling 1t - q
rs There have been few cargoes Of wheat by this
week. but all the supply has been small The prices
from 95 lO2 for ordinary prime red, loo lO6
for white, and l06 lis Tor family -four white.
There has been little waer-borne here this week.
the OF it by cawith sales of white At 81 81 cents.
and yellow 50 81 cents the range Sales to-day Of
VIII 66 81 cents and yellow at 10 81 cents. Sales
frye have been made Of several parcels 10 cents Oats
have ranged from IL u cents but e however, reach
ing the highest figures
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cuded his opening argument In favor OF the enactment
OF the bill, commenced on the day before.
Mr. MORSE then addressed the COMMITTEES for an hour
against the appropriation OF the public funds works OF
internal or harbor improvement Mr. M. held that the
system which this bill based il carried out could
MOI ial % run The Yovsrnnsnt hundreds Of millions IN
tended against the consltutonsy and economy Of such
appropriations He could not vote even for the improve
ment Of Louisiana rivers ~ the expense OF the general
| Mr. FITCH next addressed the COMMITTEES in favor Of
the bill He conlended that had been early reported in
The last session, and that consequently, all the House
had fair opportunity become familiar with its details
tie denied the allegation that fayorng this bill was an
ACT seveng its supporter from the democratic party and
% sustain S point PC qog,sa Iron me Writings ,S Of dem
Mr. f. then argued to show that the citizens OF regions
on the seacoast trading with the interior. equally
interested with the latter in the Improvement of interior
The harbors and rivers clearly deducible from the
constitution how he went on to prove al length
Mr. r next took issue with Mr.. McLANE upon the views
Of the latter what the principles OF the democracy
the contests OF 1874 and ls48 that OPP
position to general system OF grand internal improve
was essentially an article Of that creed He held The
gument against the West that she getting too great
appropriations from the national treasury, be unsound
and argued to prove that she Justly entitled to lar
more government expenditures than ell 10 her share
Mr.. SPALDING next addressed the committee al
length en- y i Iayo, Of the enactment Of the bill
On motion Of Mr.. JONES' the committee took recess
until 7, D. M .
PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED UNDER THE RULE.
BY Mr.. DISNEY The memorial Of certain citizens Of
Ptsburg, asking Congress remove the inpedmenls
Tree nav igaon around the falls OF the Ohio
BY Mr. JACKSON,o Of Georgias The memorial of Gill.
zens OF Savannah in tho State of Georgia. pray my the
Enlistment of naval depot ut Savannah, and in
ueAion herewith the camel tow boats referred the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs.
BY Mr. PHOENIX A memorial from the Chamber Of
Commerce. in favor OF certain improvements projected
the coast OF North Carolina, beneficial to the
the country.
BY MIR BAYLY The remonstrahce of one hundred and
two firms IN the city Of New York. interested shipping
against an increase Of duty on coal and iron.
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81. te@HtF WARRINGTON, Feb. IL.
The number Of names which appear the books of
the Central Committee contributors OF articles for
hbiton at the Worlds Fair is 397. OF many of
the contributors send number of articles Those art
ces which have been thus received and passed upon by
the Central Committee will 60 by the St Lawrence, and
will be certain of convenient place of exhibition At the
Fair II probable that many Others will be sent BY diff
feent conveyances which will have 10 take their chance
in this respect Among other articles recently reported,
observed hogshead Of sugar and quantity Of pepper
from Maunse White OF New Orleans, who directs that
the sugar shall shall be handed Geenv .ch Hos
paI and the pepper eQaal quantities TO Prince Albert,
the Duke OF Wellington, and the English commits
sioners slab OF slate from Virginia is to be presented
to Oxford College and a statue oil Bishop Uphold, from
Pennsylvania, 10 M. Farquhar Topper.
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We acknowledge with many thanks the very liberal
manner in which various correspondents from Washing
ton express themselves towards us the question Of
relief They do hesitate TO say that the present con-
tractor Of the public printing IL entitled to it, and will
s.ive II, We allude particularly to the correspondent Of
The Baltimore San and Of the Baltimore Ciippsrof the
Philadelphia Ledger and Of the Philadelphia Bulletin
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A House Of the first elias. for sale.

Of the splendid city,
recently dnsed Ii is beautifully situated the of
Streets for its healthy location and good
a position the different departments central
eQuidsant from best markets
commodous and oy several Of the chambers
20 The psor saloon Is Al feet BY 2 and M height
Is finished modern II
spacious room, aordne ho cold and bath,
beautifully
tank contains IS hogshesds Of The kitchen
cold sink, and the
pipes been laid In the hail. parlof saloon
dining structure. convenience comfort
nothing The tabins
have been permanently built and include pitt
granary
finished for male lying nswiypsv .Iey
Feb l5-ifeod6t o JAS. CADEN.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctionee r,

DANIEL DOORS, DOOR FRAMES, WINDOW SASH, FURNI
ture caryali and harness. &C., at auconon Saturday,
18th instant, shall SELL
street and Pennsylvania avenue, At II, M
IA fine panel doors and door frames
$40 lights window sash #..#
10 frames for do
l mantel, caryali and harness
The above named articles of
and will be sold credit OF and four months for
facory endorsed, bearing interest.
Also 10 O'clock shall large general
household and kitchen furniture.
A. GREEN,
Feb l5--lt Auctionser.
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Above the kping House. Nep York,
ID ESPECTFULLY public
their assortment Of spring goods Of the newest patterns
prepared make In best
style prices Fresh
vcsns Of elegant light
for vests patterns of Paris embroderies
three skful artists employed this
pants,
partment complete itse Army and navy uniforms
accuracy and despatch, and in the approved
this will establish
everything their and perfect At is always insured
NJ. B. PRgaIpM wAfsrcoATs.-These elegant
admired Castle Garden, awarded
premium by American Institute their fair
Feb
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. Is, 1861.


In tho Ss~ats ysssdsy, Mr. Scale from the Conn
on Conuassoe, reported bill auIho6zs for
line Of mail steam hips from Norfolk and New Orleans
TO Gibraltar, and other ports Of the Mediterranean read
and ordered second reading Mr., Bell introduced a
il supplementary the for payment for horses Ne,
LOST ia the public service. Mr. Benton asked leave TO intro
duce bill TO pay the Stale OF Missouri tbs amount Of
tho reserved per cent fund.- and commenced explain
and the bill The President stated that dscus-
that Stage OF the bill WIS not in order On notion
il agreed that the have lave TO proceed Mr.
Benton spoke length, and replied = by Mr. Clay.
the Senate into session. aud after ad
Jouned
In the Hnse ordered that the debate be stopped,
In Committee Of the Whole tho and harbor bill
O'Clock, p M today. The river and harbor bill was
tax up, and the debate continued till after three
O'Clock when the House took ill and the
discussion was csntinued til the adjournment 1858
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THE msnsssn and sSssassr. u the wsshnsson Asscmee re
apscfly st the 4 as.emby will be FAror Ball
10 Be gwen At Jacksun Hail THURSDAY, sDe 9Th instant
No psrsons adssd unls In ssey ees, erceps heads %
tee appointed b - nsy, srss"s :" special e"e"
seances, NJ admitted In otin6u8 Arsan
Tho COMMITTEES appstnssA Mssss knos WsiE"' " -
Key, A. r. Cro~s anA nats A. n. ots~pas
&C.,. n 4#f..