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Nem pcrk ADVERTISEMENTS.
PORTRAIT Of JuHN Q. CALHoUn.

PORTRAIT OF JUHN q. CALHOUN.
rl>HE SUBSCRIBERS are preparing for publiea-
l. ton, and have nearly completed, large
FULL-LENGTH Illnesses Of SOUTH GARoLINA's
lLLUSTRIOUS sTATEsHAS-engrayed in the
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likeness will be finished f'om celebrated Da-
gueTreotype, TAKEN from LIVE, and which lie pro-
nounccd the BEST LikEEEes ExrANT. Size of the
Engraving, with suitable margin for framing,
will be thirty by twenty, three inches. The style
and fniah of the work will be superior TO any
thing yet executed in this country. Every copy
will be printed Ia PROOF stye, on extra fine plate
paper manufactured expressly for the purpose.
will be cold by subscr ipton OF tbs low price OF
hVe dollars per copy and ready for delivery about
the first Of December next
Orders received by
r, A. BACHiA & CO, Publishers.
Is Chambers street, New York.
Nov -
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ny TELEGIt
Btlrni,,R Of n Vessel.


BosTas, December 22-The ship afghan, which
arrived to- day from New Orleans, with cargo of
LOO bales OF cotton and 200 kegs of lard, took
fire yesterday evening in her hold, and had to be
scuttled. The vessel was owned by J. Cunning
ham and Sons, of this city, and insured. The car
go was valued at $4,000.
Late from Burning Of an Emigrant Ship
CHARLESTON, December 22.-The British schooner
Times has arrived, In five days from Nassau. She
reports that the barque Orlando arrived on the 3st
in distress, in 55 days from Havre, with lag passen-
gers. On the 7th she was burned 10 the waters
edge, and her cargo go damaged as to be vaIue!ess
The emigrants sailed in the brig Pedrazza for
Charleston, with the exception Of three of them,
who died of cholera at Nassau.
Non arrival Of the Canada
HALIFAX, December 23-l2 m.-There are no
sigma Of the steamer Canada, now due with one
weeks later intelligence from Europe.
Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE, December 23--Flour ia steady at
firm rates. Sales Of 4 600 bbls Howard street
and City Mills at SIS 25. Sales of red whest at
ITO a ll3. and white at ia 100 White Germ So
SO cents. Yellow go a 81 cents.
No Election Of United State, Senator.
RALEIaH, N. c., December 23-No election Of
United States Senator. A resolution to adjourn
over till Monday was rescinded, causing great ex.
element.
Markets.
New YoRK, December 23.-Sales to-day of 500
bbls. -four at IS so 50 So; for State and Gene.
see, and SIS 10 for Southern-marketf firm. Wheat
ia held above the views OF buyers. Corn is steady
sales of 1000 bushels mixed ut 10 a so cts.
Stocks.-Sales Of Canton at 1852; Erie, 96; Har-
lem, I'll; Reading. 97a; Cumberland Coal Co., 65t,
market lower but firm.
CHARLESTON, December 2l.-Cvtton firm and
tending upwards. Sales yesterday of 5.5O6 bales
at 81 a94 for middling fair. Sales to day of 300
bales at unchanged rates. Sales at auction of
3 900 bags Rio coffee at 50 a 81 cents.
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SPLENDID SILKS, EMRROIDERIES, sc.
WAITER HARPER g. 90 rsalr yiyuuIa ave-
w nue., between 9th and 10th streets, will open
this day beautiful and complete assortment of
rich figured and plain Siks of latest styles and
colors; also Merinos, Cashmeres, and Mousscnes
Of i,ost desirable shades.
Lace and Muslin Embrodcrics, new styles in
Chemisetts and Sleeves, Berthes, Capes Caps and
Coiffures. Also, Shaws and Scarfs; with great
variety of novelties, TO which they would respect
fully call the attention Of purchasers.
Dec l7-Gtdf
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A CA Ii ID

Important to Men Of Fashion.
GEORGE T.. GREEN,
Proprietor Of GREEN'S Fashionable Shirt. Max
ing Establishment,
No. Astor House, New York,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the gentlemen OF
IL Washington, Georgetown, and their vicinity
that he Is in Washin gton, and VIII remain until
the 26th of December. During that time he
viii! be happy to take orders Of gentlemen de
sirous Of procuring sets of shirts made to meas
from the first store Of it's class in the United States
G. T. Green's system OF measurement, invented
by himself, secures perfect fit in all cases with
mathematical precision; and punctuality in the
execution Of orders is positively guaranteed.
The subscriber ia now ut the National Hotel,
where he will receive all orders for articles in his
line Of business.
GEORGE r. GREEN,
No. Astor House, New York.
nsc 81 -dtSltb
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T OOK OUT FOR COLD WEATHER.-
IL MORNING ROBES.-We have on hand seve.
raj fine Turkish Robes, elk lined, which we will
sell at under cost, as we are out of this line.
English Merinoand Cotton fret quality Half hose.
Several dozen of IN. above articles viii he soli tn
get rid OF them, at any prices.
Merino. fine Lambs wool Undershirts and
Drawers, Of the very best quality. will be sold at
considerably b. Glow the actual value, as we are no
longer dealing In this line.
Silk Cravats and Scarts of the finest quality, OF
all colors, sold at any prices TO &c, rid of them
We are no longer dealing ia Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Good; therefore offer the balance OF
woollen stock at lees than the actual cost.
II. BASTIANELLI Il CO,
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jeweiry,
Dec 9 under Browns Hotel.
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~,
shtrts.-Members Of Congress, citizens and
strangers. are invited To call at WILLIAM II.
FAULkSER'S Fashionable Shirt Mandatory
and leave their measures. His Shirts are war
ranted ~ tit in all cases; the style and pattern Of
which has received the unqualified commenda
t"n OF gentlemen in all parts of the United States
All Shirts made at his establishment good
ond as cheap as they can be purchased in New
York. Thankful for the isvors already received,
he respectfully collects continuance of the same.
Also on hand splendid assortment Of Silk and
Meriro Undersbirts and Drawers.
Also Gloves, Cravats, Stocks, aud every other
article suitable for gentleman's wardrobe, at
prices which cannot fail to suit.
WIN. II FAULKNER, Sign of the Shirt,
South side OF Penn. avenue, between
Sd and y s;s. opposite the United States Hotel
Dec 23-eO3w
UACKERA US "SHABBy GENTEEL
J. RY.'-Pleasure Books for Children.
PLEASURES of the Country-Stories for Young
People. G9l
ToIon'S Elementary Spanish Reader and Trans.
lator.
For sale by TAYLOR s. MAURY,
Novl7 booksellers, near 9th OF.
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I OSf' HIsIA1D' ON SIU11HN-A DIaCK
packing shoes) filled with private papers belong
ing to member Of Congress, Of no use to any
person but the owner. This Trunk was los. or
misiaid about the lst of September either at the
house formerly occupied by the Mexican Commis-
sion, on F street, near 18th, or in carrying il
thence to the Capitol, stolen from the Cap
to liberia! reward will DC paid'fo the recov-
cry Of the Trunk and papers, on its being aent to
G. w. STEWART, at the Capitol.
Dec 23-3t
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DICH JEWELRY FOR THE HOLI-
IL OAYS.-M. W. GAIT & BROTHER will
open this day a magnificent assortment Of fine
Watches, rich Jewelry, pure SIlverware, and
Fancy Articles suitable for the Holidays, to which
they invite the attention of purchasers desiring
presents. They enumerate in part
Superior Ladies' Hunting Watches, with ex-
quisitely enamelied Backs studded with pearls and
diamonds.
New style French Cha a!ain Diamond Brooch hes
Crosses, Ear and Finger Rings
Rich Bracelets, Silver Tea sets, Pitchers
Goblets, Cups, Card Cases, Port Monoaies
And every other article of Fancy Silver.
Also, plated Card Trays, fine Fans, and world
OF fancy knck nackery that cannot be enumerated,
making in all The most complete assortment ever
offered for sale in this city.
NJ. w. GAIT & BROTHER,
Sign ofthe Golden Eagle, Penn. av.
Dec 81 between 9th and 10th ss.
TENTLEMEN'S DRESSING ROBEs.-The
" greatest variety of sizes and styles, and of the
most approved shapes, can be found at
STEVENS'S
Sales-room, Browns Hotel
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Bank or the Metropolis,

A s THIS BANK will be closed, 40 usuai, on So.
n turday, the 25h instant, Christmas day,)
and on Saturday, the lst of January next, it is
requested that persons having notes then payable
Mt the Bank will attend to them on the Friday
next preceding each Of these days.
Dec 23-d3;& Dec3l
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HUGHES, DUPUY AND CREHANGE,
IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOODS, Jet and Be- i'm
Iron Goods, Bone Jet and Berlin Iron Brnc eiets.
Brooches, Combs, SC, Buttons Of all kinds Brush
es, Percussion Caps, Imitation Jeweiry, Fans Of all
descriptions and qualities. Silk and Fancy Dress
Buttons of many styles, Beads, Callskiss, Hooks
and Eyes, SC. &c.
Depot for the most superior quality OF French
Accordeons and Fiutnas.
No. 10 William street, Cup stairs,) New York.
The newest Paris fancy articles received by eve.
ry steamer from Europe. Oct l9- 3n
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
T.. a. MAhSHALL. Sole Lessee.
II. Is. PATTERSON. ........... Treasurer.
Last night but one of the engagement of the cele
brated FRENCH and SPANISH DANCERS.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER "a,
Will be presented for the first time this season. the
admirable Comedy in three acts, entitled the
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
Widow CHEEKY. ...........M Mics FITZPATRICK.
After which GRAND BALLET DIvERTIsE.
MENT.
The evenings entertainment to conclude with the
Farce Of the
DEAD SHOT.
Doors open al 81 O'Clock; the curtain will he raised
at T. The box Office will be open daily, from
10 o'clock a. m to O'Clock pm Dec -
IRON HALL, Pennsylvania Avsnue.-We
4 arc happy TO inform the young ladies and gen
tlemen Of Washington that MIR. E F. GIBBONS will
give his fret Grand W"ltsing and Cotilion Social
Party on December 90, 1862, at O'Clock m 1, at
the above splendid ball, now furnished and com
pleted in all its different departments.
Dec 4-4t
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OUTER, BUCK WHEAT FLOUR ,SIRUP,
ID Ssc.-Landing this day, from schooner Wash
ing ton, from New York
Superior Dairy Goshen Butter, from Delaware
county. New York, put up expressly for family
use, part lately made
ALSO
5000 lbs. hulled Buckwheat Flour. in 25 10. bags
10 barrels Stuarts Table Sirup
Layer and Bunch Raisins. fresh Currants
Citron, Almonds, Canton Ginger
Chow Chow, &c. For saIe by
GEO. & THOS. PARKER & CO.,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
Dec l3-6tMTh&Sif
FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
AT IRVING EoTE1,
Warrington, d. C.
Oct 7-3m
A CROMATIC OPERA GLASSES.-We have
n received another lot of superior Aromatic
Opera Glasses, quality warranted, prices low.
T. BASTiANELLI & CO.,
Importer Of Fancy Goods and Perfumery.
Dec Is
DRONZE GOODS.-PenduIes, Best Quality
ID French Clocks, warranted movements, or We
will axe them back.
Bronze Figures for Mantel Ornaments Groups,
Candeabras, Candlestick Vases, Cups, &C., of the
finest finish, which offer for sale at reasonable
prices.
+. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods Perfumery, &c.
Dec %
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NO Electfon q Cniled States Senator.
RALEIGH, N. c., December 23-No election of
United States Senator. A resolution to adjourn
over till Monday was rescinded, causing gteatex.
element.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

DRAyvN NUMBERS of the Grand Conso-
~ lidated Lottery of Mary land, Class No y
40 81 65 % II Is Is 40 81 81 81 -
r. FRANCE & co.
Dec 81 Managers
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GRAMhRCY HOUSE,

GRAMkRCY HOUSE,
broadway and Twentieth street, New yoI l..
THNHE PROPRIETORS Of this Hstei beg 10 an
4 nounce to their patrons and the travelling
public that they have just completed an extensive
addit IN to their house, and can now accommodate
several families in elegant suits Of apartments with
or without private table. Also a number of hand.
some rooms for single gentlemen, ,ichly furniahe d.
Nov 15-3m DONALD co.
LOCKS, KNOBS, AND BUILDING HARD
WARE.
Baldwin q Many, 40 John Street, N. York,
HAVE FOR SALE at Wholesale Locks of every
IL description, with Mineral, Glass, Plated, and
Porcelain Knobs. the mounting and decoration OF
which have taken the first premium for several
years. Their stock now comprises the largest
sortment to be found in this country Chest SIX,
Till, Pad, and Dead Loci ks, and Nigh Lstches Of
Chubb's, Day's, Barron's, Brsmah's, Net;leiod's.
Strong's, and other celebrated makers. Brass
Locks and trimmings for chip use. Sole agent to for
Dixon's Crucibles and Hnoper'd Bells. Illustrated
Circulars sent free by addressing
BALDWIN & MANY,
Dec 2-6w 10 John street corner Dutch.
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ALLEGED RoDDEaY DouBrED.-An account teie.
gruphed to the Philadelphia papers from Baltimore
represents that the masters mate of the United
States chip St. Mays was robbed at the railroad
depot, in this city, on "Wednesday of 5000. The
Baltimore Patriot of last evening states that the
man lost his pocket box in n house the Point in
Baltimore; that II contained only $2S; and that it
was subsequently found by police officer and re-
storcd to its owner
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Doors open at 81 o'clock the curtain will he raised
at I. The box office will be open daily, from
III o'clock a. IN to O'Clock pm Dec -
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NTAGsIFICENTA SSORTME NT OF W. DIRK
lfl Boxes, Baskets, Ssc.-We request the at
tcntou of purchasers to our large assortment Of
Ladies' Work Boxes, at all prices, come of the
richest quality imported in this city.
7. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods and Perfunery.
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, December 23.--FIour ia steady at
firm rates. Sales Of 4 600 bbls. Howard street
ana C,ty Mills at 50 70; sales Of red whest at
| a So cents. Yellow 60 q 81 cents
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CHRIsTMAS PREsENTs-A large assort-
~ ment of Paris China Vases and Ornaments for
Mantels; Parian Marble Punch Pitchers; Card
Receivers; Cake Baskets, richly painted and gilt,
which offer at the lowest market prices.
T. BASTIANELLi & CO.,
Dec % Importers of Fancy Goods
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Non Arrival Of the. Canada

HALIFAX, December 23-l2 m.-There are no
sigma Of the steamer Canada, now due with one
weeks later intelligence from Europe.
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Last night but one Of the engagement of the cele-
brated FRENCH and SPANISH DANCERS.
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After which q GRAND BALLET DIvERTISE.
MENT.
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC for 1853; Boston.
n Fur sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Dec - Bookstore near 9Th street.
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S,PLEND1D SOUVENIRS; Books elegantly
~ bound and illustrated Juvenile Books in great
variety; Portfolios; Bibles and Prayer bopks /;
and many articles Of TASTE for Holiday Presents.
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Dec 20 Bookstore, nenr 9th at.
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To THE FAsHIoNABLEs.-Geotge P. Fox, tn
celebrated tailor, from 1913 Broadway, New York
has, as will be seen by his advertisement. arrive,
in town, and is stopping at Wizards. The fash
ionables have an opportunity now to avail them
selves of Fox's services in the decoration Of the
outward forms.
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SUCCESS OF THE PANoRAMA.-The beautiful
panorama of the "Creation and Deluge," in Odd
Fellows Hall, has opened with fatterng pros
poets This is ne,r york and has never been
exhibited here before, as some have been led to
believe, Three exhibitions will be given to-day
at II a. m, p. m, and u p. m.
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Paul JuLIEs's BENEFIT.-The benefit of this
youthful musical wonder last night was very well
attended considering the disagreeabls weather Of
the day and evening. Madame Sontag, Badiali,
PozsoliEi, and Rocco, sung with their usual ex
celen"'; bat the chief feature Of the evening was
the execution of the Carnival" In this master
piece OF Paganini the young violinist was pre-
eminentiy excellent, and repetition of ii was
loudly called for by the audience, whom Julian
ancommodatingly favored. He takes with him
IRON our city apparently the unanimous award of
musical amateurs and critics. as being fully equal
to any OF his scientific predecessors the violin.
Madame Sontag and troupe, we learn, will appear
shortly in opera at Niblo's, New York.
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The evenings entertainment to conclude with tn,
Farce Of the
DEAD SHOT.
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THE BOSTON "AMERlCAN ALMANAC" for
L 1853; a Repository Of useful Political, Com
mercial, and Scientific Knowledge; 352 pages.
Price 81.
Dec % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ENCOURAGES YOUR OWN MECHANICS
IL and MANUEA CTURERS.-Shfrts Shirts

Dec 23-dtJan3
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A~GRICULTURAL MEETING.

From some cause or other ome OF tho
members of the Board Of Managers Of tho
Monroe County Agricultural Society, fail.
ed to attend at the meetings heretofore
called by the Secretary. 1t is to be hoped
that this failure did not occur from want
OF interest in the importance Of the subject.
The time has arrived when the premium
lis, for the Animal Fair should be published.
A meeting ofthe Board is, therefore, called
for Saturday, the 22d inst. and the nom.
bers are earnestly solicited to attend. The
members of the Board are.
President-Joseph Morris.
Vice President-Benj. R. briggs,
T'reasurer-Nathan Hollister,
Secretary-James R. Morris.
Managers-James Walton, Jr.,
Stephen Ford,
Charles Talbot.
John B. Reed,
Thomas Mitchell, Jr.
JAS. R. NORRIS. Ssc'y.
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shall be, and he is hereby appointed the
treasurer Of these several institutions, and
al the expenses Of the several institutions
shall be paid out Of the funds appropriated
for the use of such institutions, on orders
signed by the Superintendent and two Of
tho committee.
Sec. 8. The Trustees provided for in
this act, shall perform all the duties 70.
quired Of them, gratuitously; Provided,
however, that they shall be entitled to have
their necessary expenses paid, during the
time they may be actually engaged in the
discharge Of their official duties.
Sec. 9. That this act shall take effect,
from and after the first Monday in June
next; and the Board of Trustees appointed
under the provisions of this act, shall meet
at the city Of Columbus on said day, and
organize.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate,
April 20, 1889.
AUDITORS OFFICE, MONROE CoUNTY,)
Woodsield. Ohio, May 10, 1852. !
| certify that the foregoing laws are cor
rectly printed from copies certified by the
Secretary Of State.
JOHN B NOLL.
Aud. Monroe Co.
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MORE OF DEATHS DOINGs.

Ut the announcements Of recent deaths,
we notice the following, Of persons occu.
plying prominent positions.
Judge Coulter, of the Supreme bench
in Pennsylvania, died a, his reidence in
Westmoreland county, April FL.
General Solomon Van Rensselaer,. dis.
tinguished for his services in the last war
with Great Britain, died at Albany, New
York, April 20.
Hon. John Young, recently Governor Of
New York died in New York City. April 20.
Hon. John Sergeant. for fifteen years a
member of congress, died at his residences
in Philadelphia. April %.
General Jonathan M'Carty. formerly a
Member Of Congress from Indiana, died
recently at Ksokuk, Iowa.
= Heman Allen, formerly American Min.
lister to the Chillisn Republic. died recently
at his residence. at Highgats, Vermont.
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.ToBAcco.-The transactions in Tobac.
co have been very moderate. Small sales,
for immediate demands, Of Ohio and Ma
ryland at previous prices. Holders are
firm, and buyers do not seem disposed to
NEE, them. The receipts are moderate.
We continue last weeks quotations, as fol-
lows; Ohio-Br Brown and greenish CON-
mon 80 SO a 81; good and fair reds
81 SO a IS Is; fine reds IS rs a 81;
wrappery red, fine, 8 a $40; extra do. 10
a 81; common spangled 4 a IS; good
do. s 81 81; fine do. 8 a 80; yellow
10 a $12.
WooL.-The market during the past
week has been very quiet. Sales only oil
a few hundred pounds at 10 to l8 cents
for common unwashed, and Is a 20 cents
for tub washed; pulled 25 cents per h.
Baltimore Sun, May Is.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.

The members of the Democratic Gen.
trail Committee Tor Monroe county are re-
quested 10 meet in the town Of Woods6eld,
on Saturday the 9Th day Of June, next.
A full meeting Of the committee is request.
ed in order to make arrangements for tho
coming campaign. Tho names Of the
members OF the committee are as follows:
Leonard Twinum, Jonathan Harris. John
l.. Henihorn, w. r. Sinclair, Isaac Muir.
ry, WIN. Myers, Shadrach Sellers, John
J. Eggar, John fisher, Thos. Mitchell,
E. B. Cox, J. M. Stout, Jas. L. Watson,
VIM. Jefries. Jacob Davis, Thos. A. Way,
and Stephen Conger.
w. r. SINCLAIR. Chairman.
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mo. 81. AN ACT
To encourage the killing Of Wolves.

Sec. /. Be it enacled by the General
assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That any
person who shall kill any wolf or wolves,
within this State. shall be entitled to re.
ceive a compensation or reward, for each
wolf above the age of six months, Of four
dollars and twenty-five cents; and for each
wolf under the age Of six months, the sum
Of two dollars and fifty cents.
Sec. 2. That any person claiming such
reward, shall produce the scalp or scalps
Of tho wolf or wolves, SO killed, with the
ears entire, within twenty days after such
wolf or wolves have been killed. to the
clerk Of the court Of Common Pleas ofthe
county within which such wolf or wolves
were killed, or Of the county to which such
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Gr In to.day's paper will bs found an
article from the Ohio Statesman relative 10
the propriety Of the Legislature adjourn.
ing from May till November. l, is well
known to our readers that we %disapproved
of this measure; but as we wish never to
condemn any man or set Of mon, without
a hearing, we have published the article
referred to. II the adjournment was man.
ifestly right. and proper. it ought not to be
condemned; and although the arguments
in its favor are pretty strong, yet we still
hold to the opinion that it was very i'm.
polite and ought to have been avoided, il.
at all possible.
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W Gov. Johnson, of Virginia, was
denounced by an indignation meeting in
Richmond, on the 7th inst. Il appears
the Governor commuied the sentence Of .
negro boy. who had been sentenced to be
hung for striking an overseer with a poker
and killing him. 1t further appears that
the ovsrseer was inficting uncalled.fo and
unmerited punishment, and the Governor,
therefore, upon petition commuted the
sentence. In consequence Of the indig.
nifty offered to the Governor, the Lsgis.
laturs threaten to remove the seat Of Gov.
eminent from Richmond.