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Dry Goods, Boots, BrOgans, Shoes and Hats
BY SYKES, HYDE n CO.
"WEDNESDAY, February 10, at 10 ococs-Wl be cold al
w their auction aales rooms No. 81 Magazine street,
100 os DRY GOODS, without re,erve sitting Silks Mus
ms Hosiery Ticks, SILK and Cotton Muslin
i.aines bleucied tottoHI, brown do, etc.
At halfpast 10 O'Clock
The sale Of BOOTS, BADGaNS SHOES HATS will com
msnce $50 cases Mems Calf Kip and Seal Boots Brogaus
Women's Md Seal Cal Patent Buskins Sins
CATERS and Bootees ali Boys Bootess
Shoes, 49,. Also &C..
30 SILK. white kossnth I'D California HATS
10 cases Mems and Boys CAPS. fel7
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Handsome Furniture, corner of Carondelet and
st, Joseph streets.
BY VIM, p, SCOTT. AucfiOneer

Choice Family. Claret.
BY SYKES, HYD T. a. CO.
THURSDAY, February 20, half past 10 ocock-W sold
ut the auction store, No 81 Magazine
81 casks of superior Family Caret WINE
Casks Of very superior Chablis Wine.
casks Of Saerce BRANDY.
~ The Of direct Of
OF
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Catalogue sale. .......... Of Plated Ware
BY j. L. TAYLOR g. co,
THURSDAY February 90 at 10 ccock-Wll their
auction sales room, No. 81 charres street.
general assortment of Sheffield PLATED Consisting
part o. CAKE and Emit Baskets Coffee Urns Tea Teapo,
Ter Dishes Crust Frames, CaHdiest sks,
Catalogues will be ready and goods examination on
Wednesday " " ""
Terms at sale. al,
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
Groceries.. Provisions. .snd LIQUORS.
BY SYKES, HYDE q CO.
THIS DAY February 49, at 10 o'ciocs-w be sold
ton aa sore Or 81 Mass.ins rr.es-
ss s ss spr g ss ss es
50 basket. Olive on; 81 coil. Rope;
BRANDY GIN WHISKY Rum vinesar s.Sssu. R.o. Aioond
Msrsssbno cur,eos nacsro" vemcs, Pork, Beef suseAi
Two Soda Fountains complete. feis
Fine Furniture. Carpets. PIanoEovte, New Har.
ness, etc.
.AtAe Old auction Mart, 81 Camp street.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auciioneer.
his DAY Februay 49, at hafpast 10 ucloctW be sold
6ne Of New Second Mahogany FURNI-
one new threepy Carpet IS yards; Brussels
ns r.. and a great variety Of other articles
BY j. M. WEYMOUTH d CO.
TUESDAY February 49, at 12 o'clock-Wi tbe corner
Sae% sgu q :sssa ts Tssa
A 49, superior Bru,,s , snd ingram CARPETS
Term. es,h at sale. mis
Furniture. Furniture. Furniture,
SYKES, HYDE q CO.
gEsDAY February - at ococt-wnl the d~ ell
n sssS q e ssa
Ws1e Bedad. hshossn, and Walnut chss Mahogany Card
Terms cash. fill
ROSEWOOD .Piccolo Piano.
AZ as Old y7netion Mart, 81 Camp street.
NY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
uEsDAf February 1s at precisely II o'cloch-wll od
splendid Piccoo PiANoFoRTE, in handsome Rosewood.
The Piano imported osr-s instrument, aud
vii, be .old 10 the highest bidder.
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u NOtice.-The undeMgned has resumed business on
his account and will aid in the liquidation
late house Of LEvERICH Co., dissolved By Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. na0 w. e. LEvERICH,
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THE JENNY LIND STORE.
r Attest PARTISAN and sri,
~ NEW YORK FASHIONS
CHlLDREN,S FANCY HATS, in graf VARIETY.
81 JENNY LIND RIDING HATS, --.1
Cs'ebraisd BEEBE's NEW YooRK HATS ATS. as 2
Genuine SWANS DOWN rRiMHiNdssi =. Ia i:d L.:
D'ARCY. conner Canal and Cha.ts. sa
J. STEuART. Agent fsl7 Iw-
HATS! HATS!.-Just received, at HOYT'S,
IL the latest fashion and the finest quality Of -
MOLESklN HATS; also, a great assDst-
mens Of PLUSH. CLOTH and GLAZED
d NAG ZINE STREET; also ~
corner ST. Oh ARLES and COMMON gTS.
"A large assortment OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS and VALICES, at 43 Maya zine street.
H. L. CRUSH. Manager far ffsl7 81 mo n HOYT.
y. .v.. WAREHOUSES.
NEbTRIA,
MOLESK!N,
ANGOLA and
,uuprrfas WOOL HATS;
SEAL,
CLOTH, ID.
-. PLUSH,
GLAZED and tf= ut
VELVET CAPS.
For sale at Wholesale on the most liberal terms,
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ECLIPSE STABLES,
RATES FORDNEY, PRopR1EToR-Om PHI
- iippa street, opposite Union. -Iiorses at all ~
times t0 let, either in harness saddle, Wa
IA Several line Horses hand for sale. CW
" VA Also, prime lot Of Kentucky Mules AnNkA
-for sale, on reasonable terms. OF If
FOR SALE-A Square of Ground in Faubourg
Jackson. bounded by Benvile. Cont, st. Patrick and
St Bernard Streets In the First Municipality. 1t is situated
high ground. and It contemplated by the Council
open the streets to the Ridge, will be desirable location for
applying to JOHN T. BARRETT,
fel0 l0tt corner Jackson and Rousseau ss Lafayette.
EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for a smaller or
less draught Of water-A first rate SCHOONER n.
of 60 TONS well found in every respect sails etc., k
stands No. J, and now running is fast saer and 49,
fine going vessel; would suit well to Pensacola
Galveston. any other place. carries WELL with good cabin
sf IL. f In PARTICULARS a R5sy EASTMAN New Basin
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
improved Sugar Plantation, situated in the parish of POnte
Coupee containing 1900 Of which 500 under Guilt
vaon offered for sale. new Sugar house, with supe
foI Engine has Just been eompsted at cost Of Us 600
and full supply of Mules. Horses, Wagons and Stock For
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS y CO..
Dbl If Union Row, 81 Carondelet at.
I0lANO FORTEs = The subscriber respectfully an.
n0unces to the public that he has the -
entire agency Gin this cty) for the sale Of the
eeesi,ebbIsied NOS manufactured by II If III
CLiCkERiNG. Boston; and that he has at this time a
very large STOCK comprising all the varieties Also three
Oh sI ''''' HENRY PARSONS. 10 Camp street.
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II DR.. q. w. Dalton. Whose duty It ID to vaccinate
those Children Of the Public Schools Of the Second Municipality
who require and desire it, has been
by sickness from doing he is however, able and prepared
discharge that duty and requests Principals Teachers
the ssver Schools send such children bis office porps
tB- Others desiring protection aganr the SMALL POx,
respectfully invited call his Office IFS Circus jan
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~ Notice is hereby given that application has been
made the Louisiana Duplicate
No 1885, dated January 81 1895 OF 40 shares full pa
the Louisiana BANK the name Of JOSEPH FOWLER IT
the original Of which w. BOGARr
ja7eOd Curator Of the Estate Of ]. Fowler u. :
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Succession OF John McD0m0ghs
NJ All persons indebted John McDON-
OCH immediate payment the Teaneut4y
Executors OF his Eaate otherwise legal steps
the recovery Of all unquda,ed claims. and those having
neus said Estate will present them the Office of Erscutor
Of Cusonnhouse and Royal
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SENATE. SPECIAL SESSION.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1881.

IT, = a
Alel The reading OF the Journal of the open session OF
Mr. MILLER moved 10 proceed 70 the consideration OF
Mr. MASON, want 10 get little order for printing
first and W withdraw paper OF two. 4 y y. Il. .7-
Mi. BADGER There are one or two other matters to
be attended 10, also.
Mr. MASON Mr. President. must ask leave 10
Withdraw some papers. I
The PRESIDENT Does the senator withdraw his
proposition! 5a..- g.s ~. n. a.a.l.a.t m M. =.
Mr. MILLER These orders can be made afterwards,
when come out of executive session
Mr. MASON When we come out of executive ses-
son we shall adjourn. En# s"A .a...l#-f.... af,
Mr. HALE: Let 20 through the morning business.
proposltiont
Mr.. MILLER No, sir; l must insist upon the mo-
ton 1 .M -.0. -.s# &. au
ayes ~, noes >. H#U #m. .#@.. ~. .H"#n
So the Senate proceeded the consideration OF
doors reopened, and 4. ..ue.t.. .... IA. @ .a
The Senate adjourned I. H.1asa..s..n 4.a en
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ARSIIAL's sAL-By three Of dsri aeias,
NIL OF circuit OF the District
Of Washington, and 10 me directed,
Saturday. the 18th day OF
March III AT o'clock a. house door
said county the following properly lying and beng
city designated the OF said
city part Lot 2aa part Of lot IN square 300 lot
ST. lots y and y, In square JOS
square 30 lot 37 OF lot In square
part 9 LOT in square $685. half OF lot in
SQUARE 654 1906, in 1885, lot IL in
square $780, square $50 seized and levied and will
satisfy udiciais Nos o, J, aud - 10 March, 1871
.E..a RICHARD WALLACH,
Marshal o District of Columbia.
Feb Is
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- -
A. Il q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS AND I.dILORS,
No a0a Ryoadvay. corner of Duane street !,

I .dbore The Ifring House, NC F0Tk, :
OF friends and the pubic to
their assortment Of spring goods the newest
which the best and
usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
vesng latest mportauons elegant light silks
for vests patterns of Paris embIoderies ~
There sku artists employed in this
pants TO cut waIslcoa Each de-
complete itself Army and navy uniforms made
despatc and the most approved
ner stranger. will find this establish
fit Is always insured
NJ b. PREMirM oArs.-These elegant waistcoas tha
Castle GaIden have been awarded the
premium by the American Institute al thelr ae ian
L-dl
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HOWELL. n BROTHERS, Manufacturers mud
ii pcr.r. Bsimore invite the
the extensive
style paper hanging. bords Gre &c which they
hne satin psrlor,
paper papers, gold and velvet papers, with
large assortment u low priced paper
window paper great variety call solicited
Psb Q3-dlm
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A VIEW Q Metropols.-We have been shown by
IL Mr. Casm Bohn (,yho publshe large Photographic
print Washington and Georgetown The view Is
from poco of the Capo and gvesa very correct repre-
sentation the metropolis while border the
posed OF the prominent objects OF IN
Dstncsuch CAPITOL Treasury, Smithsonian
Institutions Presidents House, Post Once Patent Once CITY HALL
Statue Building Jackson Hall Navy Yard,
College, Aquedct Arsenal Washington Monument,
Monument TO be- and War Department the
picture question well and
undoubtedly extensive circulation 1t may be had
his stand at the Capitol and al me
booksellers this city Also small view OF WASH,
ington paper--Nd Int
Feb -2aw3w . 4 + 4.
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S,,TIMsHv a Co.. New YorL. Mobile
Express, connecting wo and most Responsible
Maine New Hampshire Yer
mont Massahuset Rhode Island Connectcu Lower cannda
Delaware Pennsylvania, Maryland, District OF
Coon,Aia Indians Ohio Illinois the
the prominent places in
and Caonas,
bn facilities extensive and perfect that we can secure The
speedy packages and vau
parcels o the the other and between
.u 81 a#IE.. n ..rf- + e tg... -.
From in business, while
Co.. advantages
rcpper condolences and
ore New York community feel assured that shall
Satisfaction friends the
jewellers, bankers, and merchants generally
California from New
Orleans, our express and Mobile
Oc.. New Orleans, and 10 Wall New York
Feb 6-dhcpl2w .g.rgt.g .gursE.E5r
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mORsE,s TELEGRaPH.

MORsFc's TELEGRAPH. .aHH
Of
shop Pennsyv
a. few door O Browns Hotel. .sg q n. FL @ .4
only direct line Of telegraph from Washington to
PsbuT where connects with other lines extend
Detroit Chicago Ciacnna Louisville 81 Louis Nashville,
Memphis, ick-burg, and the whole western county
Morse office few doors east OF the National
Hotel.
The southern opposite tho National lntegencer
ONCE. iii saH. .,,<, ,-r~,,.,, #f#
Ian 7-du President Western Telegraph Company.
NEW York California nliIitonaire A4.ociAsAon.-
One thousand thousand dollars Capital 000
be obtained influential
parties capital special admitted
liability the OF 81 900 cash. and
annually
with fair prospect Of doubling whole operations
mining United states under the direction and
troll of Oil En- HoLDI.S
E".. No. II Wall street, New York
Caonans responsible throughout the Union
who United appi-
be employed
line OF and vessels be made
carrying the mails and freight TO and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas
business doing with Caiior
Pacific, long of gold continues,
capital goods and Manufactures VIII asonish The
most bc views therefor And
proht thereby this association being formed
der style Of u HOLDEN Il Coz
Mercantile Commercial, and Commission Merchants Banking,
insurance. Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ooo
Feb IT q
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Western Military Institute, Drennon springs, Ken
tnck

@|ysa0 .#1-. tucky. ...
demaud
compelled change its locauonte build
Lick Springs Insufficient
dred and been mauicuaed Of whom
hundred discharged mainly Tor want of suitable
Dennon Springs has been secured the future and
location To body
West, could
within mile Of the Kentucky river,
Louisville II in ali
directions -steamboats passing both ways daily
The buildings extensive, aoding
aud Recommendations for Ies hundred cadets -, IN
eminently
poses military school Being miles from is
Tree exiravagances usually incident
college life. Huaa#a rs syg@a .Ers tsgtu.. tN ri.
annual session on Monday the 10Th
February will regularly
Monday September close the last Friday In June
further information address 4s.a .Esyg ggu
T. +. JOHNSON, Superintendent
y graduate Point skilled in practical engineering,
above Institution ny timely application
Rah % {. . 4 q
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f. second C0urss~-D~Deing Academy. ,f.s.
r. Liable has the honor the citizens Of
III that has dancing
VIII Commence Thursday January
residence, rennsylvsnta avenue opposite WIlard. Hotel
ivssbington1uesdays, Thursdays,
days Georgetown-Monanys and Fridays. #..5
Dec Ss4dnhH
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS TRUNKs.-F.A LuTz, saddler har
National
article in his
Workmanship, which he will sell al his usual low
prices. Fl Il -.-. /. Ii. =, ~. .a.
In addition stock Of travelling trunks the sub
his friends and the public that he
supply Of all the various kinds and Sizes OF his
Of which
and such embraces all the late i'm
provements, n difficulty IN making selection.
Repairing carefully done, at moderate charges
Feb 22-d2w y. A. LUTZ.a
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#.#"a Nsw YoRx, Jan 2, 1850.
Me-ss great pleasure acknowi-
benefit have received nom
sarsapanis subject pulmonary disease nnde
Europe but white there
violent bemohnge the lungs,
Of thai followed,
prosctcd dcny offespnuon am entirely relieved by
which consider important and
truly discovery healing feel that have not for
fuurisen years enjoyed good health MS at present m
+. gaH Hs HHt s..t - ~ i. \. sEYmoRH
Prepared sold Wholesale md retail, by A. d. SANDS,
Druggists Fulton OF William New
York Sold also by druggists generally throughout me United
Price bottle sir bottles ioI 20
For sale Chas so Co, and r. = Patterson, washington
NJ Linthcum, Geosetowni by Cook Peel, AoRandna
Jan T-d&cp 2aw 3m s.tfaEa $4,000 n @#H.7N# ""..
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For the all
impure state Of the blood OF habu Of the system.
MONG and discoveries
whose fame Will be written with sunbeam the his
tory the past. SANDS SARSAPARlLLA
irressbIy affecting appeals the suffering for relief
invaluable medicine such furnished records
things done In places
performed in principal cities and public
world
the healing and the untold
although gigantic, ~ plain 5 the light Of day
The Sarsaparia is combined efecuai aids,
PRODUCTIONS the poteat npes OF the vegetable
who had pinned under the distressing
exalted
does evidence
afflicted in afflicted know Il has long been
Important practice medicine
remedy similar thione would the liver stomac
bowels with all the precision and potency OF mineral pepsr
Of the Although possessed Of powerful healing
harmless, and will inure the deiicats
constitution When in perfect health effect produced by us
influence and enkindes life and
vgor, brings the suffering and dis
ease
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If n. and Mrs. HLASFxO the honor of infnrpaina
nj ladies and gentlemen OF Washington that their Dancing
the saloon of Hail. street IL and viii he
opened every day from 10 o'clock TO O'clock sIcep'
inUs undays.) Eaf s4fstfl H.#.#t, ##U .ElTg
Parties win be furnished upon demand with two excel
musicians for moderate price. Applications 70 made ~
Psrker's Fancy Store, National Hotel
Esb
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scRoFuLoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.

.#.#. WINCHESTER, (ky) Oct. %, ls49. "a
A. h, H. SAspsGxsrLEsKsi would not have presumed TO
duty let the pubic know the amos,
Sarsaparia has had My limbs
with nlceous that could not walk during
In this situation commenced The
Sarpnna and after taking two bottles, entirely
cured must tell OF another wonderful cure My brother
scrofua his head bad his told
inevitable and blindness
entirely his sight, and
ali similarly afflicted Sands sar-
saparlla
Yours, truly,
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lnREM, HOPKINS, " ROSE, importers Jobbers of
CLOTHS vssung trimmings, aud goods generally
To warehouse No 23s Baltimore
baltimore, the
Of conducting business all it's branches They win be
able desirable goods their line
n the United States. ..H#s Ms E.
Lana 6tsod y.
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Yours, truly,
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
From South .9msrtea.

South .fpesrte
MARAoAIno, (Yeneuueia,D April H. ls4s.
Messr consider duty due the public
great received using
valuable Sarapara About three since attacked with
shoulders, and and
pain sleep all of medi-
until through
advice friend procured saa, and after
using bottles heen days, found myself entire
hesitation ssrssparia the best
medicine took, and confidently recommend to
friends and the public.
Your obcdien servant,
.m NJ
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ss'd to have been oppressed Now. have not heard
ny oppression IN that section OF the country She
a. army and navy there to protect her against Tor
Nv, " nose VINO may have existed IN iAe country
49, Asanst the Indians she had every facility ex-
.uaea 70 Der, and in addition to all this she is dstin
asneo rom any other State that came into this
~ .on, There were the gold mines which belonged TO
a,s 81 the United States, and which could
as become o. tbema Why they have gone into the
OF our friends who have settled in California,
m' Wy nave had the profits oil these mines from the
NJ A sney were discovered down to the present day
suppose that the relation OF landlord and tenant be
so mere Is there not something due to the landlord
s,s premises, whose soil and mines, are thus cult
now =, aogf suppose that account current should
INV. " atawn up between the people of California who
peea accorded 10 Them OF digging these mines Now
n,sy we've 70 pay but the ordinary compensation to the
,,,nd sxies az landlord, bow would the question
mar. has any people upon earth grown INTO wealth
opo,,.. spa than they hayel Then why Isl cried out
and cruelty upon the part OF the general gov
.sn ny LOOK II the millions and millions that have
NJ ksnered there and sent hefe and from whom was
Ilhsm sehs Not from the soil mines belonging to
., ~, belonging to the whole United States sup
nm a' he case had been OF cleared farms and paDta-
aoa ibs ctzens OF California had gone there and
com, s hem free from all Expense would they have
,n,i Aao said We must be WOtscted, and al our IN
Nosi -, Psnses pstd Certainly they world mol
doun wac supported Tie government Of California
" .ie saopl,on Of he constituuoni Why, The
Of The Uniled States has Iam every dollar.
Gem - tpenses has California incurred Nothing, ex-
STATE e, character a. a sovereign and sindependens
", phder the totmaiion OF her constitution although
ali h., ca lof sho period OF time her admission, stil
"A -, AGA npder that constitution have been confirm
epav. ns cauIls Went laio operation, her repre-
been ook lhe'r sea,- here, a0d everything that bal
NATL, by California has been decided 10 be iespti-
Io ~ ana consiitohonay done. Now, who has paid
r assembling Of her convention Who paid the
s"'s VINO orsanized her government, and who ere
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breatbed eer and II felt that had
ceeded pasanship and after months alelcd
debaes-ser that will make the first session OF this
Congress forever memorabe-at length the comptomise
measures passed. and the session closed In the fall ere
were elections Tor the new Congress, and then the ycy
TINT passed peace Measures wefe scxod
upon by demagogucs for party purposes. The
Iaw elected such Mann, Fowler, and ScuddeI TO
Congress- and the OF repeal went forth through the ree
States. ......s#.. l.a. 0# @H..H.4. e.u 81 hgs
From December the present time, what has been the
of the men who have bawed 80 ond abont being
Fowler, Aleu- and their associates done in Congress
Have they moved single inch In behalf of the peal Of
action What has been done ing-absolntely moth
ing These kno,o that their loud wiling about slavery
Sas. s.a O % hSe Hence
this session has been parativey quiet The reg
uar business has and for the part the bus
of slavery agitation has been left Garrison and his
associates Nobody thinks OF anx this law bat
they, and those who elect with them The free soil
congressman know that 1t is time attempt
such a movement II Is simply impossible to succeed
And hence II lew uninterrupted debates in the Senate be
excepted, the slavery agitation which spread from Wsah
ngon all over the has scarcely shown it, head
the present session There growing disposition to abide
by toe com promise measure.
These, then, constitute the great work OF this Congress
O the other work has done, we have not space 20 we
now but this IT is thstw cause this congress 10 s'sna oo
prominent in all time It's accomplishments hot
sectoDallsm, PATRIOTISM owe! oeWs-
goguism and the people everywhere regarding IT.
From the New York Journal OF Comasrss.
The Tbrty-frst Congress 10 now no more FOR good or
,r evil ia Isbos ended Its history has been
rae one and tell powerfully upon the interests Of the
country tor many years 70 come sI,G, ~ fHfNE no
The browning glory OF this Congress is the Compromise
II. first convened, the DARK
indeed The public mind. both North and 5ousA, he'd
come exaspeaied, and numerous poInA II diAsstnes
.ed. either oi which, badly mnnaged by C0uRpass
,yb, had 20 disustrous CONSCIOUSNESS bsc% an
H. FENCES, however, all resolved thAmsslves insO ss
whether the South su share S~ashihs sssssk
equal OF the conederacy, whether the atter
ha wing become Numerically strongest were their
power for the oppression OF the minority This was vital
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THE Old Red Sandstone or, New walks In nm OLE
Field by the author Of Footprints Of the Creator &c
Agnrsiz and Goud's Principles ofZooogy.
American Year Book Of Facts for 1851 f. #H.ra"a@ s
lust issued and for sale by = :. i. - ~
MARI 4 tL. aHMaugai Hs bookseller. atb street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-10

JENNY LIND CoNcERT.-There was great
rush for tickets for the concert, yesterday Prices
were liked at two, three, and four dollars each,
according TO the situation of the seats About one
nall the seats were two dollars. In about an
hour and half after the ticket office was opened.
and just as fast as they could be delivered and
paid for, those at two dollars, and also a
considerable portion Of those at three dollars,
were sold, and. at 2 O'Clock, only few of those
at $4 remained unsold. A portion of those at 80
were procured by spectators. who were selling
them out, yesterday, at fifty cents ADVANCE
Inc number thus delivered, we believe was not
large. We presume that numbers who wished to
attend will be disappointed in not being able to
procure tickets