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THE REPUBLIC.
WASHINGTON:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE rs. 1851


..Tbe series of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me as settlement, In principle
and suhstance-a final seltlement-o the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced"
.By thatadjustment we have been rescued from
the wide and boundless agitation thatsurrounded
as, and have a firm, distinct, and legal ground
10 rest upon. And the occasion, trust, will JUS
.ufy me IN ExHoRTINo MY couSrRyMrN TO RALLY
supos AND MAIsT A1N THAT GROUND the best, if
not the only means, of restoring peace and quiet
10 the country, an d maintaining invioate the in
tegrity OF the Union"
[PaEsIpEST FILLMoRE's MESSAGE.
1.-The President message, at the opening ofthe
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
splaiply his ou-n and the unanimous opinion Of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
.istraton Of the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment or Compromise mea-
s,res of last session. That opinion is, that those
measures should be regarded in principle as
"a final settlement of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace; that though they
were not free from imperfections, yet, in their
mutual dependence and connection, they formed
"A system of compromise the most conciliatory
and best for the entire country that could be OBJ
tanned from counictlng scctonai interest ana
Opinions, and that therefore they should be adj
hered to, until time and experience should de-
monstrate the necessity of further legislation to
guard against evasion or abuse. That opinion, SO
fur as know, remains entirely unchanged, and
will be acted upon steadily and decisively. The
peace ofthe country requires this; the security OF
the Constitution requiresthis; and every conside-
Grafton of the public good demands this. If the
Administration cannot stand upon the principles
ofthe message, it does notexpect to stand at ALL !"
[DASIEL WsBsrrR's Letter to the Union Meeting
at TVesfchesfer.
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A great battle for the UNION is going on,
both at the North and the South. In both quar-
tiers of the country there is disafection and ultra
ISM In both sections true patriots have taken the
field to combat prejudice. error, and fanaticism.
In both divisions of the country the contest will
have to be decided on the soil where the issue
joined, and where the parties reside.
At the North. disunionism rears its horrid front
in the guise OF opposition to the Fugitive Slave
law, and continued threatcx&d aggressions upon
the rights of the South This form Of quasi rebel
lion and treason, we have always commended, is
more dangerous than any that has yet appeared in
the country. II wants the bodneas and manli
of open resistance, whilst in its consequences
it undcrmincs, not only the Government but the
fabric of society.
Al the South, disunionism shows itself in morbid
Jealousy and deep rooted prejudice-in complaints
at some real wrongs and injuries, and in loud
mouthed defamation at many imaginary evils. 1t
is bold fronted, and determined in its purposes
Against this spirit of disunionsn, thus two.
faced. and thus dangerous; against these factions
of different aspects but of soul, the great party
II the people, in favor of tho USros of the States
and the RroHrs Of the States, has risen up, and
stands As bulwark of protection and defence.
There is, however, as We have said particularly,
Union parties ut the North and Union parties at
the South. Each of these parties has, in its own
section. great duty to perform and great rcspon-
sibilitcs to assume; and their leaders ought TO be
sustained and upheld, no matter TO which of the
political parties they may have belonged, do
now belong.
The question is. shall this great, happy, glorious
Union be preserved, shall the Vaccinations OF
Abolionists at the North, and Seccssionsts at the
South, prevail? Upon this question, surely. mere
temporary political party differences may be al
| lowed to sink and disappear. When the Union
shall have been saved, partisans may divine their
movements, and renew their schemes. But first
| let us The Union
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The Fourth OF July.

The Hon. H. w. HILLIARD, we perceive,
is to deliver an Grafton before the people of
Montgomery, Alabama, on the 4th of July.
The patriotic orator. we doubt not, will avail
himself Of the occasion to incucate sound prin-
ciples upon the subject which now agitates the
country, to soothe irritated feelings, and to al
lay sectional asperities.
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Candidates. for Congress In Kentucky.

The following are the Wing candidates for
Congress in the State Of Kentucky, so far as
the nominations have been made or heard
from: Second Observation-Disclosures Jennings.
Third district Presley Ewing. Fourth dis
trict-William T. Ward. Fifth district
Clement S. Hill. Sixth district-Addson
White. Seventh district-Humphrey Mar
shall. Eighth district-Leslie Combs. Tenth
district-William C.. Marshall
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Pans. June 8. 1851.
The ball has fairly opened. M. MouIin's sug-
geston, that all propositions for revision be re-
ferred 70 special committee, having been voted
upon and adopted, has just been carried into ex-
ecution. The task of choosing this committee
being serious and important one, the Chamber
voted to hold no regular session ON the days APP
pointed for that purpose. The representatives
met in their Bureaus, Of which there are fiji
teen. Each bureau elected one of its number
to torn part Of this special committee, which
will consist, therefore, Of fifteen members. The
following are the names Of the committee, and
their position in regard to the subject they are
to consider
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Railroad Accident.

We understand that the locomotive and cars,
on their way from Baltimore to this city, were
last night thrown off the track about ten miles
out. We did not learn the cause Of the acct
dent. We of course failed to receive our usual
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The Hon. DANIEL WEBsrEn, Secretary of State,
accompanied by his family, drove into our town ON
Saturday last, and stopped for few moments at
the Marshal House. Hisstay was 30 short that but
few of our citizens knew Of his being here until he
had gone, or he would have been waited on by his
many and warm friends here. We wore pleased
to see Mr.. Webster looking so we'll. May he 1.-Two
long to receive the approval of his fellow country
-AIerandria Gazette of yesterday.
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A young musicap. remarkable for his modesty
and sincerity, on his first appearance before the
public, finding he could not give the trills effect
lively, assured the audience, by way of apology,
that he trembled 10 much be couldn't shake,
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Counterfeit gold dollars in circulation in
considerable numbers in Cincinnati.
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CCtf0
IN June, two years ago, the law interdicting the
clubs and other political reunions Of the sort was
passed by the Assembly for the period Of year.
Last June 1t was removed for another year. II was
represented by M. Leon Fauchcr some days ago,
and again voted Tor twelvemonth longer by an
immense majority. or course ths eume rcasons
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, CONTAINING 300 ACRES,
lying Hardy county, Virginia. auction. Ga lhursday the
shall offer for sale public auction,
O'Clock Washington at the OF
valuable
tanning hundred and nine OF lss. being
by Addison hWdock deceased, of
Leonard NJ Deaks and John Hoye executors OF VIM Deasns
and ins North Branch Of the Potomac yer, In Hardy
beginning boundary the Mineral Spring wen
tie Big Elk Lick Spring The and distance Of
said viii be shown the day Of sale,
The described considered valuable Tor agicu
ui and its value daily enhancing In conse
proximity State road, the railroad,
canaand National road and Its bordering the Potomac, where
stream abundantly Sufficient for milling purposes
will be liberal made known the day OF sale
The attention wishing TO establish hne agricultural O.
grazing and respectfully invited they will
NV '''' '' A. GREEN
Feb ll-du hucuoneer
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


a. the ssnats yesterday, The resolution offered by Nj
Clay calling Information Ia regard TO the Instructions
the execution OF the fugitive slave law la Boston,
taken up and after hours discussion ia which Mr..
Clay Mo. Davis Of Massachusetts, Mr., Davis of Mssi :
.ippi Nj Hale, Mr.. Fooe, Mo Cooper. aud Others took
part tho resolution adopted The Senate took up the
bi os ,s reduction postage and the amendment offer
"a by Nj seward 20 hx the rate al cents prepaid,
Vas feloctsd. Without coming 10 any conclusion the
b a, the senate adou med
la the Hgsss the river aud habor bill was taken up,
aud amendments discussed in ve-minute speeches.
The q aud amendments reported TO the House. A
motion lay the bill the table was reiected-yeas IA
nays i0T The question then taken Mr. McLsne's
SUBSTITUTE tor the b and it agreed toyeas 1906 nays
rs The amendments were concuued in, aud the bal,
hayug ordered be engroSsed, read third time
aud passed,
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To the Editor.

Having had my attention called 10 communication in
the Public Ledger OF the 18th instant. published IN Phil
adelpha, signed by Mr.. A. Boyd Hamilton. In which
he states that n the contest for the Jobs for the printing
the Congress, the Union office had Mr. Farnham
of Washington to bid for lhem, would respectfully in
form this Mr. Hamilton that he mistaken, and that he
has good authority for such assertion. sent in
my odd upon my 0lOn responsibility, connected with
other person whatever He further says "ihai comb
nation was formed in Washington to prevent the public
printing falling into the hands OF any who did not
reside there" II there such a comblnation am
tirey ignorant OF it. There Typographical Society in
this city, formed for bene VIOLENT purposes and TO protect
themselves. Mr.. H. may allude TO this Society, but he
will find that they able to take oi themselves,
having the sympathy of this community; and although
their prices for work may be higher than al the North,
yet, my opinion, they much lower than they ought
to be, and hope and trust that the day not lar DIS
tani when they will be fifty per cent bigher-tor they
ought 10 be better paid than they have ever been With
gard Mr. Richie will merely remark that have moth
Jog to do with that gentleman further than that have
sold him paper have other customers and that he
in way responsible for my bid, and knew nothing oil
it, and that always found him to be honorable and q
high minded gentleman My bid for the printing la
good faith. intended TO fulfil contract the yer,
letter and, practical printer OF twenty years sxpe-
ence In every department oi the business made close
calculations al cost adding per ceat tor profit and
coming encies; would undertake il for fraction
less, for fear OF losing business.
FARNHAM.
WAsHsGroN, D. C.. Feb. is, 1881.
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tomcial.l
A PROCLA
Ry the President % the United States.

Whereas Information has been recsved that sondry law
les. persons, principally persons OF color combined and
oonedersed oserhsr or be puposo Of opposing by oroe
the execution Of the laws oil the United Ssie did at "a.
ton In Mss.ach sett the fifteenth OF this month make
violent assault the marshal deputy marshss OF the
United States for the district of Massachusetts, In the
couhoue, end did the said officers, and did
by force. from their custody person arrested AZ
fugitive slave and then and u re prisoner lawfully
holden by the said marshal dspny mssb,ls OF the
United States and other caodao did com NIT
in violation OF laws
Now, Therefore TO the eni thu the Authority OF the las
may be maintained, aud tho-c cono.fad To vo'sps thsm
brought To immediate and co,AAsn punishfnes, have
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-19

Thomas Darcy Mctiee. s,q one Of Ifesnd's sspAiria
ted sons and editor OF the American Ce delivered
highly interesting discourse on ireland and h,r Emf.
grants, 10 large and intelligent audience Of lade. and
gentlemen at the Odeon, Monday evening. of which
previous notice had been given The learned orator was
introduced to the meeting by c. b. Cuskey, esq.i and
among those who heard him we noticed the Rev. DR.
Ryder, Of Georgetown College. the Rev James Donelan
Senators Douglas, Dodge, Jones, Shields, and others
The subject ably and eloquenlly handled, the
tor fully sustaining his general reputation for marked
ability
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isss~a 900 wg ftss&.@sNaa. asAsaz - a. ~~& ais
posed eius-ms ~ fsMy = saf,sff "a 49, Lass
~ th@if eas.sgsi "a sGHfte. ssf sssstastn9 -
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.aasfy $50 se-t - t-se4 staa a. Tstasts 81 ne
oaff-.e. ~ sAns s@a ~ - t.sts
po.sf ~ ts~ls~s as 80 sn~f - asscs. sns
asssia. ~ sssfss. .us 49, aslst~s EafaafiWs SO
.lsss.- ss.satassd tftssass 49, a sstsssy as~ct
gse-~eafn~s - essssaesa $685. - s~fsps ~ae
.h.u has. sn.s mo n-sss stt.ss ssstsrs tss
a.s,sas ss..asi 80 A. o. shsf saasnsmd eai a. az
et .nasssy - 80 ua.s-d sssss Is - ese-s psfr-ns
caaosrusa ~ al uatsfsas ssss4na - - . - ~
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10 have bafstei esaassla& saea tadss, etsfsf a.
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ths ish dsg = Frbfasy. 49,
VI MlILA&u FtLLAuhE
pAsL wsastss,
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gpiTOR'S CURRFSvrhntMt


b4IIIaosr, February is-5
r. Nasey's Aysoiat~s~,s R.Jsei,ors G,r,.a. p
t4sa -DtS f.fsadrs' 4yJs,i ~. C,re, NAH So
xsss de- - Thf Markets g..
Ouels covnch yrsl~sday cOnh ntd all The APP oIp,,
- eis, afios, nsde by The mayor except ten, which
r,i.S,eg T~y were most'y Tor minor offices. bo..,'
.xt,h tl.s exception OF william q GoIsueh as Oh.
sat..a ast. Charles A. EshInSu, pot warden and r.
isi.a af.d Natb.n Dushsne. managers Of The Ii,0
a+tass. Hs spIoinimsnt 81 commissioner. usde, II
Mon shdfl brqaesl was directed TO be returned 10 a.
asyas o. ths roand that there no law auhorizipg a
arfsiauneut
Tie tsvfnaaia Music al Society. in conunc,ioo ., .
tadsikfaaE Association, aud the Turner l.ederat.t4
etaitaa nausbsfins ~ oil about huudfed
siFaHa sutai performed, vii give grand concert on -
dsy night 81 he Holiday street ,hesue Gr The b.,.s
10 Wash tgtoa Monument. und Il viii doubu,,, :,
4asts arss eoastoa Il is also sa'ed that eoo,, ~
~ siteh the sane evening Ia all the principal e,
a. Unisa ~ che German Musical ocrties for b
agJis sod psifui'e object
Alvsssass Hobbs, ssq has been rendered by A,o,.
ssustal u cot tLs dspaiyshp To- Carroll county ,nd ~
arpepird ne appointment
n at.tsssfs thmt nadef ths bauny lad law the IN,
latdet, ~ Baluao =, sbp tegyc about live month, il 4
Aei anA tbs IA volunteer dfi only entitled l.
~ IL a lasstiug q the association was held 49,
eight 81 whtch u ~. resolved ihsi conm,tee h =
Ja,ulsd - alsagsiA 'nsinonJ - Congress- se,io. az
tsrif oisisns ia0 .crcs each. Most Of then, ws,.
aons. ,hoash 400 s0aal service, iof period o ,su.
yssrs
Tue ,lJss u to fsguvr-,l.ye eA,e at Cincinnati Viii,
ses no'osd ~ telegraph, s thus duscdbsd blythe q,
c4upau BsEsnsG
:, Tho counsel had cosed n cir sieecb-,, ard n. ma
$50 be Wogd give bis opinion ~ the morning la
nors' tbr slave striped lptsafd 10 he Judge aud s1
want - home sIih my nasrf-l can't ioo avn "a
de uree--et go The Judge ssd Co. aud she rtss
Tas nAsKgfs.-is the Baltimore market this moni,,
there were sales Of 40 sbl.. Howard street -four !, -
anilofn price Of "a oi. No,htng doins in City Ma.
small sse, wheat " lo2 eabu nor lair stct min.
red sxes u white ~ ~ eoGis, aud yellow !.
o. cents. Oats, ~ cents. whskey, ~ cents In bbl, n,
oefns OF eft cattle the scales Monday reached y
h. ad 90 which Ell Over. 100 driven q PhlsdspAv
aud the balance sold city buuhers at prices ranging IN.
So to % 10 fer 100 poans the boot equal s6s So
net AID as.iag - - 81 gross quote hogs ATS
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One Of The mo~i bsaalial lssssasaa ~ fhs dsssfip
lion Wa have ever bshs1 segsarsa U.s. s4h .soa 70
O'Clock. and ooataasi &c as.fly a. hasf was -esn
on the norhsrn hosron .ssysns cs bob ssas. q '1s
north point Of 4. pa, more excessively aha s~-
II first assumed delicate Wits color. and lesa rosea,s
tint, which came ant ike ba.s o. tho ehsss q
beauty Occasionally II shes ~ ray. al dssfssi points,
and !, sometime. a.eraisi nearly h,xh the North
Star The Aurora Boreall. wss saxalady -sfikthE
but, in fact the whole horizon was beaaufal. hism..
mated as !, was by the full b laPisr and saiaFn
blazing in their respective orbits, and the constellation
of Gsmini hanging directly oar heals
A.. ,t,y,.l Dc U....tn.U4
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o'uos 90 cossissiousas on CLANS AeAissr nup0
Washington City, Fehsuay u ~
i,LAIMANTS under the treaty 0G 6ssaAalsps 0l1IlpI
w please take that the hoaosable Comniss,os =
yesterdays session, adopted The following order
Ordered, That the 5sctetsry publish notice IN the a
Unon and Rspable, newspapers printed in sinsoa naD
who have nied the proois snn -
CLAIMS required 10 do before thu hnesn day ~
after which ms evidence VIII BE- eeetvst ~
intending submit support Of ihss sse
ne them before the hrs DAY VI Apn IN =
which argument viii be reoeivedr -
EDWARD wM, JOHNSTON
Feb Ie-SuwtApl Secretary 0 the ConmhnD
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We are informed that Herr kausz, the Hungarian vocalist
WIN give conceu the close OF this week The object will be TO
aid the Rev Charles whom Sabbath
al the CAPITOL the OF prisoner
felt deeply interested the mission Of Mr. Europe
be voluntarily offered assist him by Herr
known and thirty languages been received
here Al The capital by the President foreign
WIN great respect We trust his will be
that Mr. Spear viii this fend
Of humanity.
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Or Card 90 the Pabite. ~ would respectfully lnfsa
public thai do not have any part ot lot IN The s
organs, and other goods advertised 10 b st
stand Thufdsy neIt they owned BY Messs w D.
b Mcclure, others I removing stock II
recently occupied by Nit H. Gibbs fancy
viii open day two, of which win duly noaf al
lie. RICHARD DAVE
Fsb 1874
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THE Panorama NJ the bible IL open ~ the Odd
Fellows Hail. IDsco Williams, celebrated Bid. PIANO.
containing my OF the
Bible commencing with chsos and following
orcai order down TO the Bsbyoni.b Capn witty.
7o'c p.cissly
Ticket. VI c.ns children under " years DID, half price
Exhibition Wednesday aud saturday ansnoens O'Clock
al 0t-dIm
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NATIONAL HALLsiss Davenport by
acting creating quite There
seat you don't in the morning Her Pauline,
Lady OF Lyons, perfect performance. among
crowded audience Sir Henry and Lady Buws and Mr. Buwer
the author OF Lyons Also Daniel
and a gnnIy OF beauty and fashion
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Weregrst to state that Mr. Venable OF North Carolina,
has been Unexpectedly called home by The dangerous H.
ness of his daughter.
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The venerable father OF the President the United States
d In this city iew days visit to bi, ron.
(Naforai Tsfstssaou.
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Al IA and Mrs. HLAsKO have the h""sf :, 800 -
III the ladies and gentlemen Of washngon usl Il ~ -
opened every day from 10 O'Clock, IN, 10 oenshF
ing sundaya) "a ,Ss -
Parties and viii furnished upon deioand -
lent musicians 6or q moderate price. Applican"s
Psrker's Fancy Store National no,si
Feb T-eofMl
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st Paufs-A series OF meetings, preparatory the admin
OF Lords bbab n
English Lutheran church, OF h Streets
day, Thursday, and Friday evenings, at ~ O'Clock.
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There char To notice in Honfs Np' much dong
in wheat sales yellow and mi xed com at ~ cents On
90 a IS CENTS Rye, Is ~ ccut The cotton msiks i
heavy, VIA small sales No change TO notice III Other ~
clcs.
PHfLApELpBis, February ls-2 y. in The fovk miraf
Is sonve--ssles OF Pennsylvans s. tsii Nothing dos
ln government s.uuriies Toe II lur nnsKet nqaie, I'd
.rnaii ssier Com meal and ryr Hour unchanged wNs
auiet-pricrs unchanged. Com, W b3 cents iof Dix
aud yellow. Whlss.y, 23i % cents.
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Or Notice.-A lecture viii be delivered Saloon
ner Wednesday, the 18Th instant a. m, by Hon
Chandler The proceeds appropriated 10 the
benefit Of St. Nincent's Orphan Asylum.
Tickets Of admission, IS
Feb
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THE and subscribers OF the Washington Assemblies
Il specially the assembly be a BAL
10 be given Jackson Hall Thursday instant
persons admitted unless costume, except
huics and such other application the
appointed BY The managers by reason Of special ccum
stances, he admitted In citizens dress.
The committee appointed Mes ]. Walker. r.. a
Key, A. n. Cross, aud Major A. II. Gillespie.
Feb l5-ifdtd
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VVONDEHrUL and AD,--,ns. ~ D " bsf -, az
and experiment nj the Temperance Hal on 80 :.
science cf electrical psychology every evening a.
Admission, rs GEMS gentleman ard two ls -, ~
dreu half price
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MhDAN BLAKES dancing
M Tuesday, January rs 1851, Of
ton, Tuesdays and Saturdays at half pas, 3o'cloot
Jan 17-tweod
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I OTTERY-DIAMOSDS--Th interesting drss,S
four splendid prizes, Of sess rns ans
studded with diamonds valued At u 600, wii aAs =
PARkERs New Fancy Store, under the National h".j
day night, Path inst, O'Clock without fsa
% e,s.ss e .,s:ss " % -..sss -
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NEW Fancy Ssoods.-PARKERr se~ fsnel s,~s,
IN the National Hotel, will h. unusually attractive ~
twenty days, having lust from New yort -h
of The styles of socSs psr
shell combs, hne fsns card cases, rhsnds, do~.,, $50
Also, 10 of fresh aud very sap~ rsrfa"sfy
cream, lip save extracts, and sosp shaving e~
Parma Cologne, combs and brushes, nc. .y,.s
New Fancy and Penomey Store, under u. Ns''s.
Feb l9-a
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Mr. CLEMENS, in pursuance Of notice, askel and OBJ
tanned leave to introduce bill Is I69) authorize the
issue Of land patent Britain Franks; which was Il ad
the fN and second times, by unanimous consent and
ierred to the Committee on Public Lands
Mr.. DAVIS, OF Massachusetts, in. pursuance OF no.
tce asked and obtained leave to introduce bill Is 47e)
for the relief of Caroline l. Euslis, WIDOW OF William
Euss; which read first and second times, by
imous consent and referred TO the Committee Revolu-
tionary Claims.
fro BE CONTINUED
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