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From the New York Express
Movements at sonora.

Ia MAS proposed ia the Mexican Chamber Of Depalies.
late In November, by NJ. Nadas, in OF the secret
sessions OF the Assembly, TO pardon NJ de Raousset
Boubon and his followers for what they had done in
Sonora The motion was reected--very unfortunately,
a. the French residents OF Mexico think The Trait
Clinton, at Mexico, regards the refusal TO grant the
proposed amnesty a determination 10 continue war
upon the expedition. II thinks too, that, with the means
Blanco and Gandara had their disposal, they would
fnd j, easy work 10 conquer the enemy Now il says he
subject OF battle strength is the order OF the day. and
BY and by will come the question OF the right and moral
iy Of this Our last left Boulbon at
Hemosilo; now we hear OF him al Guayamas or near
there but the Mexcans were ready 10 receive him.
Boulbon, il is said has strong party OF friends in
Louisiana who sympathze with him the victim OF
odious Vaccinations letter from Sonora says that he
had before him but the alternative of victory, defeat,
DEATH and that four FIVE Individuals parties interested
in the result, at the bottom OF the enterprise The
great body OF Mexcans will, assured resist this
INVASION OF their territory TO the last
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ACCORDING 10 usage, and in consequence
II heavy amount OF stock have
prices of the goods below
$50 pieces French and English all coio extremely
low prices sa4 stas9
pieces ane handsome pat
select qualities third than curly
900 pieces white fannes all grades. ins s
Opening to-day and for sale unusually low and uniform
prices a.5 .s
rs table diapers all widths
wide fine double Bansey
exquisite patterns. at
Our of priced table linens remarkably large
cheap. 49,
All kinds and widths sheetings.
Is pieces, all widths pure all inen' sheetings.
% pieces pillow linens.
rs pieces o. Irish linens medium fne the
brands usually sold by
100 pieces jaconet cambric, SWISS null, musns
Persons desiring white fannels cambcs linen
goods, should fail examine I. j
% pieces " josey fannels," all colors. tFs A@
30 pieces " Highland plaids, for childrens'
100 shrng cotton brands all choice and
priced. FHsll s8WE
With every other article usually found in dry
house. #N&
cash in unless arranged contrary.
Good pces and dealing relied
PERRY x BROTHER,
Dec l9-seoif Opposite Centre Market.
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Total ;. ..69.7s9 2SS.liO 03.477 5o2,6i

The average price last year for December four
dollars and this year five dollars. This activity in
produce applies also cotton and the quantities and
value of the three articles exported since September ls
have been comparatively as follows;
Exports from the United States.
1851. 1882 ---
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Los, ofae St..mer Mouafoi.,y.

NORFOLK, Dec. 2s-The British steamer Monntaneer OF
and from Liverpool for New York, totally wrecked on
Christmas day, eight miles Of Currituck inlet Her
al saved.
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The Sffnmthin dndaf

New YoRK, Dec 2s-The steamship Canada reports hav.
ing seen steamer puuing back Liverpool, sup.
posed TO have been the Andes due at this port
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Iron Hall,
Pennsyipdnia avee, betoeen Ninth and Tenth str Gets
NEW RACE OF PEOPLE.
- ANN 's4iSA ~ LIZ
T HE AZTEC CHILDREN.

NEW RACE OF PEOPLE,
.eiE THE AZTEC CHILDREN,
their Thursday evening next al
O'Clock, and continue for limited number Of
a day. H.
from 10 49, and o. Lectures nj IL
and 9, daily A lecture every exhibition.
THE Azecs entirely type people, two feet in
heigha kind OF human being before seen
OF which the public have observing and
gestculating dherently from all other people.
Tickets IS cents; children half price
that these folks altogether the greatest
and clmes, and that forth
before experienced
is only 10 affirm what's everywhere admitted.
satisfy the public people this dimnu
actually from Central
United
evidence really
their exhibitions and satisfied nearly all Of New
mannikn who almost realize bodily
Of the Brownes, Boge hncifui creatures OF
and as Willis observes ap-
OF prioty
OF the old amyr OF human we
The mushrooms OF today
80 --f REMARKS.
These people not brother and sister.
perfectly formed In respect
Their habits, and dispositions perfectly
with different
A child year old requires both Of them
The gri and nurses her doll.
The young mar plays his hdde and drives his horses
MaIino weighs q pounds, Bartola only II.
Bartola Is about 10, and Marmo 10 years OF age.
The lady is 29i, the boy 33i inches high.
They active, playful and happy they no Ian
they vae OF English words and readily
a said o
The giri s actually pretty.
remind. you OF the quaint Idols OF The Axec,
describe them Is Impossible. they complete 10 ali
behodefs In word, they unlike anything
by Jshn L. stevens, esq, and other travellers.
Dec 29-d2w
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Sudden Death.

Bosros, Dec. 2s-Mf. George p. Bangs, a wsll-known
merchant OF h, city, dropped suddenly dead this morning
whilst In the railroad cars, for New York.
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Change Of fHour.-wsshingscn Branch Rsiiro.d,
~ 5'stasf sE Ja;assR
IN and AFTER Monday, 9oh instant passenger trains win
Dec 9l--dr Agent.
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n. slLLIMAN, senior.
CoLLroE OF PHYSICIANS AND suRoxoss,
New York Octoksr IA. lRK

CoLLroK . PHYSICIANS AND suRoross,
New York, October IL. lsd2
wehave examined the safety lamp and lamp feeder s M
John fully convinced
have
sideraum preventing explosive the Of
burning fluids in lamps and feeders.
In entirely in the opinion OF Professor S
John ToRREY,
III ELLET
Chemistry.
We also Keep constantly hand the best quality of hsd
DecQ -
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REMARKS.
Brilliant succe.. i
Brilliant success
THUNoER LIGHTNING STORM DELUGE
DR BEALt's New Panorama and Do,ma Of The
~ Dsluge has opened a
ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
With triumphant success.


ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
With triumphant success.
Never before have the citizens Of Washington favored wild,
so grand painting and have they painting 90
well. De In time for seats
scenery Il VIII eaysn soul e, sas upon the ,v d
inc sa, me ~ GuesS o. S, Ts n
o osys sn "a ss meaning q n OF pain Or dssh Ths
And The merninshow desall The sun the rod-
os' nra % a YIN n o curtain, IN ,hs chsbs the
bird and beast, and eroot, and eourh, rejoice ~
s.uldsy ,ns,sooa o,socs ''' :" 'dn''a'' ''d
Admission ass children pnce
Liberal arrangement for Schools for select parties ercur-
''q9 parties
EIsE ediuoas OF standard .uthor.-Engli.h and
subscber many varieties OF Sire and me min
q sSfsif ,Ss ' "s % sd.Ss %
.Ss pe o many Sss may be named Byron
ShsI. Lamb Walter scott Cooper cowper, Thompson aeek
Milton shs.psaie Burns 1scsusy Hum smoiei sd, Fisd
ns serne Moore and Others The English editions imported om
Also select collection Of French author. IN An.
Dse@ rRANcK TAYLOR.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE, booksellers, 7na street
hsye on band large lot superior books. which they viii
and Envsops. per 10 nd apsms.
NoTIoEwe would respectfully all who have opep &C
~ counts with Us that their respective or
up TO the 25 Of the month and VIII handed during
eau and 'sas win hs earliest opgsi9a : VINO ''
-, - -. w. M. sHUsTER X Co
NOTICE TO yOrERs-ln order suit the convenience of
~ those whose poll
The So s9sS ssSy 'Rss ss nSs. SSos S S
office will he Wedpesday Thursday evenings
OF The present week, from 0A to ~ O'Clock.
The poll books will be closed Friday the 3lsi time
no further additions can be made
T.F. HARKNRss,
Dec I'D secretaU.
A Great Chance to mako Mopey-fronn IS TO $40 per
dyby person. (incuding females or coun
Try, with the knowledge highly useful discovery do
uand, which will forward enclosing 81
John w. Holt bor 90Ts New York This
dents clerks nyads Or person wishing make money
medaey.
Dec gs-domos
WARRINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
a -e, The superior UNION with hns comfortable
k saloons for the odation passengers
Ss--a1kA of departure for this week
Leave foot Of King Alexandria, TO- a. ~ and "a
O'Clock. -
Leave the foot Of street, Washington ~ o. and
~ O'Clock. -
lanes GUY, Captain.
Bank of Metropolis
Washington, December ", ls50.
THE dividend Of four per cent
Il Cor the half year ending the 3lst instant
The viii be payable TO the stockholders and ae
RICHARD SMITH.
NoTTcEou Saturday tChrstn.ns day,
~ and Saturday, Of Jsnuary having
on those days will please stend ia iasm previously.
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once w.sntsgton G.s-isghs con"p~ny.
December 49, 1852
@ hgeenhy requirement. q The "a section ~ me chsf
hereby election for i've drecioss, 10
duyna win be hlden the ocs % ne
avense "a and ~ Streets ON Monday,
uae day of January, 1852 Al O'Clock, p M 1.v. -
Dec 1T-eod9w = ~ bho"N, oses
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Prices OF admission Private boxes s. dress par
quete SO cen children under 10 half price
rs rs family circle, third
tier, SO coiored gallery, IS
Doors at 6K O'Clock the curtain will be
boz Office will be daily from 10 O'Clock, % O'Clock
. 30 Ii 4 /.
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rRoposALs,FoR BnIoKs.
AAomr.orl. osrOa. unrsD sr.rs

AkCHI9ECf's
esEF Fntrs. washington, ID CD Dec, 70, l0Sa,
SEALRD proposals twenty
he is s. s s may S s Ssi % & S % ne
United ss' apo AZ y which are ss % tsmpsrsa %
wiihoui any admirlurs coal
sample q he q Be ia1nnsa and g submit, .
persons sspons The same and Of Ss claw Of which s,
ussly propose 10 eseen,e the Contrast
ormi % this adyesemen and 10 The municipal laws Of tho cay
The required furnish approved
r the faithful performance Of the contract TO the amount u sn
Each DID % es accompanied BY signed ~
will for the bricks, tho price
stated IN The bid a. any nine within h days o@ ,hs
eehed BY some person known 10 the Department Of the In
Each bidder requested The number o. brick. he win be
upon the flhment Of The should be awarded
exep, ion Of United States cspolp II
aI 20 sa s q s G neo U
the nrst day Of March next, at ~ O'Clock, M
Architect Of the Extension Of the U. 3. Capitol
Baltimore Amencan.I
GREAT HARGAINs.-Asi advanced, and We
being determined to reduce stock win offer pssi induce
i,soS yards s,sa ssSssds silks, cheap
600 do white, pink blue. poull .O..
100 DO plaid .ia.. soc, worth IS
1000 $ q ss h: sls:.sas ssSS $sf;;sa: i: ss
1900 do Lupins bomSazines, very cheap - ~
BLACK and eolored mannla velvsa
Linen-canbnc handkerchief table damasks
los. dsSf aad s.sa,uarsa saua.s snaws s.s ....,.,
Prints. Prints Of all 4, kinds sn
Deached aud brown domestcs Of all kinds
Anda great many oher goods TOO numerous mention
nao 90 a,..o,,ir '''AA - D"oAAsA'"'
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A MEHrCAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebnu enlarged elegantly rphed
all the modern
ron of the rrnveiing puddle
Dec li-diy
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~ wAHRINEH dS CO, PennsyIvnnis Avenue, be-
", a and 10th offer their stock Of elegant md
silver watches, silver plated and
fine fancy goods suitable r Christmas g NJ The lowest Bsln
Philadelphia, and New York prices Their stock new,
Select and Of the latest fashion, All the articles warranted
represe nied, and their prices uniform. ri eru ft
The public are respectfully
stock Dec le-7ids
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NIIss y. HOGAN's
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES,

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
street, between 18th and l4th, Washington, ID. C..
THE quarter
and early March. Miss Hogan
receive Immediately hve pupils boade additional
number OF day scholars
Terms for board including tuition in English and mathematics,
French, drawing, and neediework, 500 so
To young ladies desirous knowledge
French this institution Offers advantages T6 r.
For further appca made Miss Hogan,
Rev Dr. Butler VIM Thos Carroll, Mr. Justice Wayne,
Francis Markoe Hon. Hamilton Fish, Captain o. Wkes
U. =. NJ, and VIM. Hogan, jr. Hsts.sa F,e.H ~
The circulars contain the terms, references, sc. t M
Dec
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Uncle TOMS CABIN.A Hfe-hke daguerreotype OF Mrs.
Stowe, Of ' Uncle Toms Cabinn exhibition
whhu Gallery Pennsylvania ~ street, together
with portrait Of sontag the famous Queen OF song
Dec 7-du
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AMPSi I.AMpsi LAMPsi-EhaIial rssAsred as snfs
Ia andh DILL. M. DoNN BkOTHER
agency Of Washington selling
safety lamp and by which ETHEREAL oil rendered safe
ssany light ofIight increased.
We from ths Bos
ef the large soars completely under
Conelius's accident
The following testimonials think
prevented
We challenge
dproye the testimony here adduced in these certificates;
Bosros, August 30, les2
We had opportunity the safety lamp and ap
feeder OF Mr. John Newell OF this city
protection affords
them enteavored without effect produce
IN. fluid mixed
pressure OF vapor alone H.,.a@ 500 a6t
The principle adopted by Mr. Newell that Of tho well known
He
all nsk Of explosive action Is removed .leu ~
CHAs. T. JACKSON, NJ. d.
AUG. A. HAYES, M. D., - t.sa
Stale
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Central Academy, Ia
Corner of and l0th H#HsM
Rev Rev lanes lanes on,.s Non,.s, Principals.
Marcus u, Wells, Assistant
Mon. II. Raoult, Professor Modern languages.
Circulars Farnhaas Taylor Mapy's and Cray Bal
nntyness books srores : Dec ,s--ecdn
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Nkw H.yss, oc,obes ls, laao.

Newell Boston, has exhibited a lamp niso
vesse furnished protectors
Davyi for minsrs He
with inhammalle fluids,
Are the fame arrested by the which
ed with silver. s l#@tsfu$ttt
faithfully
suffer injury from
violence, Of opinion that protection will prove
explosion Nothing short of this wo.d
The continued Of the burning hud
called ought entirely sscarded
prohibited frequent and dreadful
by Ignorance In glass
up, and ofmss substituted
O nj Of fracture,
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NoTJcEour Office win be closed Saturday fCbr.ssnn day.
~ and Saturday, of Jsnuary having
on those days will please srtend ia them preyiously
Dec 1Q-6t tfA CHUpB BROTHERS,
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We have received files OF The Buenos Ayres British
Packet 10 The 23d October Though not late as pre-
vious adyiees we find in them news not yet pub
/; a. IIntfad
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GRAY q BALLANTYNE, booksellers, 7th stree,
have on band large lot of superior blank books they
sell al low prices Also, b and letter
and upwards Envelopes at IS cents per 100 and upwards
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1851. lssa.
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CoIonIyation-.t New scheme g.

1t is said by Washington letter writers thai
Mr. Stanley will very shortly introduce bil pro
viding that certificates of United States stock
bearing o per cent, to the amount Of the fourth
in-la'ncut Of the surplus revenue, tabout nine
millions of dollars which has not vet been depo
sjted with the States, shall be issued to the
States as they shall be respectively entitled. up
on the express condition that each state shal. ap
propriate the interest thereof amounting in the
aggregate to over four hundred aud fifty thou.
sand dollars annually, TO the transportation OF
free negroes within the State to Liberia, OF to
the education and improvement OF the Iibcran
Colonists The principal is ne'er TO be touched
without further Congressional legislation, and
the certificates are not to be issued to any state
until the legislative authorities thereof consent to
receive the same, upon the conditions above sps
cited.
If there should be- in any State, no free no.
groes for transportation n Liberia, then the in
tcrest money is TO be appropriated in establish
ing schools and colleges and in improving the
moral social and religious condition OF the citi
zers OF the Liberian Republic.
The friends Of the proposed bill express grco
confidence IN lis passage by tho present Con
gress--Chi. 7fibune.
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Branching Point oi,hc Contra, RAILROAD

twill be rscollectcd that Mr. Butterfed com
missioner o'tho general land Office, decided, few
weeks ago that under the law Of congress, grant.
ing lands for the construction oI the Central rail.
road IN this state the rond mist branch ut the
southern termination Of the canal This decision
rutnry of tue interior, who ovcrrued IT, Il is sta.
ted that, Notwithstanding tho reversal Of tho see.
retary, the decision of Mt Butorield may yet be-
charged with the duty Of approving OF rejecting
i,s action The question is 'mfortan',.an will bv
less receive further s3,:es IN day ot two
>pnngfsls rsy.
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TO Farmers---PIOWs!
We have n large Assortment Of

w TUTNT TITI' NH7VTTTTI'T NJ
HreIkjpg, Stubbie, Corn G Sord Piows,
which We should ike To show yon, whether you
want 10 buy or not rs We latter ourselves, after
the experience We have had, We can show you
YiorS Mat tant be B,lt
We have taken extra paus IN selecting oui
steel and timber 50 wc warrant all Of our Flows III
every respect equal II not better than can be found
any where else.
We have also 4 large assortment Of Rolling
Cutters ready TO attach 10 the lows, II wanted
they being approved oi by most Of those that u1e
them. All lho,. that want Plows, please cali Il
the Steam row shop, aud examine, before yor
buy Piows that nrr made hundred miles of, an,
sent to the stores here, TO be- prddied out.
March l3-rt PLNUEuKE n DErw.
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E Y. GHIGGS, Drug4lst aUi Ho,kSS'icr,
l., hIr> binding. uu..A 90 the ruuU house.
Nan,rr n iiickiIng, Dci'crS rH Drugs, MrGi r.
eIary. Paints. obs. 'arm,tcs, Pafem Mrdi.
ciurs, G'Iss, Nr., Ottawa, III.
Hunter ~ Cuynrly. Dsa',rsiG DrYss, Medicines,
PuliD, OTIS, Plfeh liediriaes, IHrHishis. pgc-
stIFsSr SECOND store north o!tar ManaonEouse
Ottawa, Ill.
& g. Thompson. D,alerin Drugs Patent Ncdt-
rInrg, Pants. Ois, Tdra'SlrS, Dge-S'WgS, 80
Between Cay ilotciand Rcddck- block
:. I. smith. Delisr ~ Drugs NeIici"cs, PHiTie
D.ts, Dgr .AtaDs, Sc. &c, Newark, heHtJu coWt'
- I---nnL.
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RrN,UEhDLr MAS.-We sec in the papers u
notice of the recent death of a man in Nova SEQ
tia, named Weekcs, who died in his ll7th wear
He was born on Long Island, on the Sd Of Dee,
1888, lie was soldier in the British army, and
present at the attack on Quebec, when the gal
laut Gen. Wolfe was killed, Sept l2th, los
During the American Revolution he adhered TO
the Royal cause, and at the close of the war re.
ceived grant of land in Nova Scotia, on which
he subsequently, lived, and raisrl family of 2l
children IN 1883, being l03 years old he en-.
ioycd what Is called second sight !" and up to
two years OF lis death, went almost every day
into the woods to Gu, wood aud timbcr--a bss
ness be had long followed, and in which he Ac.
lighted more than in any other kind ei works..
Louis CHRIS iiv.
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Stadden's Mill.

INllE subscriber would inform the public hn, the
1. above Millisin iullopcration once more ,andhc
isprcpared TO grind, or exchange tlourior wheatat
nlltmcs, suitthccustOmcrs; andwlth strictattcn.
ton to business, hc hOpesto shnren part oihe public
patronage, Farmers please call and see as you
will always find the mllcrs ready to wnit on you,
nighorday. Cash pnidforwheHt.
DAYTON Ian o5 JoN,ru,, Sr,pnrv
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GE Va VI @ eEz5

Carriage and Wagon Wanuiactoryi
I G.GAY would inform his friends and cus'u.
81. mrrs that he ha- removed to his new shopat
the south west corner the public square, where be-
wliIcontinuc the manufacturing otcauugcs huIgIos
uud wagons IN the latest aud most approved styles
Being practical workman, he iatcr- himself thal
he can bnd a. good work as can bc produced in this
market HTurk drtoordrraud warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done ON the shortest
notice.
Cush paid tor asoucd lumber. !. C. GAY.
.rGRbW'S Paint Shop up stairs
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Something New !

n w. G. GOODlNG would inform the public
l/s that he ia now manufacturing harness with
patent Adjusting Buckles. which are decidedly
ahead oionything yet introduced Tor strength, safe.
~, and convenience. Call aud examine them for
yourselves nt his old stand OF the sipn of the Gu
Harncss Shop, on Columbus street lie will also
keep an assortment OF harness with old style buckle.
IA good and as cheap as can be purchased any
where. sept -
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Advertisements inserted at slpcr square torthe
first insertion and - ccuts for each subsequent nsef'
uon. A.ibcmldscomtallowrdto to those who adVrr-
tlse by the year.
VI Noplpcr discontinued untal! arrearagcs are
paid unless atthe option oithc publishers.
or Communications tolnSuTc attention, must al
ways brlrrc OF postage, and accompanied wlih'he
author's name.
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-. -.
IT. and that seems to he the end Of IT, The gen.
tleman from New York seems TO have great
faculty Ter clpherng and he wants the lands to
be distributed amongst all the States in proper.
tion to their population. Well if this part of our
national stock is to be thus parceled out, it will
be nothing but plain and simple Justice that he
should propose that in future the dollars should
be distributed and expended in the same way
He can go back too, and make hs calculations of
principal snl interest showing how much the
( people of Ohio, and Of the Vest generally have
! paid towards the fund which has been expended
IN New iolk On the sea board, aud we viii make
"a general settlement of all accounts. The gen
tleman mast have New Iork's proportion of
[ these lands and when he gets them, he will
want us to vote ont Of tho Treasury, of which
+. Ohio has mn interest of near onetenth, money to
u large amount to establish mint in the cty Of
I New York, which seems to be about as necessa.
ry 10 the wants of the Government as a fifth
wheel would be to Of the omnibuses on the
avenue These gentlemen from the sea. board
states have most wonderful faculty Of putting
through their own wants and measures, and let
ting other peoples take care Of themselves
They cannot see the Valley Of the Mississippi
hey remind me Of a we're intelligent lady from
r,,.,J- ~ ,i W., ''''no ,'o't W. sun'e
,brrrr 81 foris on rco,o a,d Io .,LoIs' % ,t
nor,bern l,lss An n,,,,to" o''G ;rn;roJ La, w.,
she thought OF the Mississippi Naleyi She re-
pled that when she took steamboat at Pittsburg,
she requested the Captain to let her know when
the boat passed the Mississippi Valley, that hay
ing heard great deal Of II she was anxious to
see it. The Captain pointed it out to her, she
SAID, just above Cincinnati, ana she was surpris.
farm lo,... in ~, c,as ,l,a.e
tors nm tbis floor rho .n,or,,;, s;,a;i"r i,5
that vast country TLo, sh,,, ,t;r
car. IN tba ornoi ,rr,bS ,rL;eh ,,asI ~
its ,,n,r.nse ,e.,,,,cas .h, ,,, t,,lri,t 60, c
which are not We, d.y.,nn.J TLo,o avLH;,,J
II, ,,.noroI ,,,,,s Ill H. -, r. -, -
n,oTco IN o,do. :, ar,,, .t. w.. W 10 ' ,""'
I,,ivs rro,ec,io, ,ro o,,,ai ~ w., a'5',;'s,
those Of the Atlantic coast vIiyh Loyl boon sn
Io,, t,.,crol =, ,,,,r "''''" s0
aSnr,osc ,yc Lodi L,ias,, o..o,,, ,r do -,
,rorriat,ns which ri, o,n, ;,,or,, -, Wv, W
have here an ,hstr,c, or ,l,n trs, ,,rI,. ro,,or,
was irlucsJ 10 I,t ;,, !, ~, ,>'.,,,,,,,.ir
the c,su,I d.bo,e h,t,rooa 49,, - rv.
Car,erl orl myselr a c,c, J,,s .;,oo on ia n,a
nositon To mint !, -, ,I;cI, ao';,,aJ ,+,',
had nrvor at,e,,,, rnad i '',,,.
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