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FALL TRADE.

itt hisLiAN IA. 4 LtTHnoP, No 30 Main heysre
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
silks Colored BLACK embracing every .e and quality
Sl'6%srs snl Mop;n De Laias all qualities ds,Isa,
french Mcfiaoe., cser Fisssh rra,. s,., quality
EMBRoIDERlES
Collars, Sleeves Caps Bands Eings nseru- nft' ,,...
and Handkerchief. .,o.r--
Newest Pari. style, Of Velvet, c.oih ami sls
HOSIERY.
A'Omg,s 3;'g'sn, Of Ladies, and ohiren SIX Cotton aa5
OF House Keeping Goods.
cARFErING-Eas,sh Carpets Eas., Mats. &C. i-p-rl -.
rec, rom ne eslhrairi manutory % Ne.srs tr0hy
lor' by any Goods sold Un,d American C.rts
M.,'as F'or aud Furniture Ca,, stair Linen asc ana
sea CHRISTIAN LArHRoP.
WADSwORTH, TURNER 4 co.
N0. Is, Fourteenth Street
WHOLESALE DEALERS N
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC DRY GOOTS
Domestic l,ry Goods which is more they
.iys ana qgay Of goods superior to stock .y ever
call and ,N.Uirr t.r..i srr M gfit ,ir '.a , u.
thoy be h'd iu t- any Northern .ri7-cv
D f , n am rsgaI,d ,oIgss'- La
s o. Wheh Persons dsrus 90 have their wheat would
In;ur,nss eaa be Elected at 'ie lowest r.'e q premium
6,UANo-FApgctei daily a. tons PERUVIAN Gt.,NG f17
~ New igrk Persons desiring TO be supplied make
ocI SUTTON 4 WINSTON
nisTEn Avn -TEtS CHtriNG pIsnFs.- Bu-svhya.
- Cake bss' With hot wafer. Vegetable d Oyster sieR
@ bread AHd Ial-tsr- OYSTER UTuars GI1tr.
Ms u brr- G. De- tru stands. with heaters
Cot.r Fi,rrIs DO dn kgg Codcrs &c ,Gc. frr sale by
oc' ZIMMERMAN
AAHENI fNN-.-A few more NJ Efuf.raHgI I. celebrated
w Wheat fans,Jls received aud f.r sale ~
se2' WI. PALMER.
E.NOR SALEA small lra containing tr1t acre.. LOO uan
yer county distant ~ miles from Rchmosd
nation tf The MrCHluicsFIly Turnpike.
The aud Is n Eod heart aud we'll adapted r gardening.
mas on 10 dwelling house, nearly
ani passage, good kclrn, smoke house, house.
and fee house AMI we'll u sol Eatsrin healthy asra.
Die n.ishlvrloosi For tsrtns, Sc, apps
A
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NEWSPAPER ADyFETTsING.

EN The above piErTonr from rsrsrSe AesSeY Of
". PErrENGiLL 4 CO .i92 N,ss,r srsrrr New YORK
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WINES, BRANDIES. AND HAVANA CIGARS
EDETERs CHAMBERS 81, 400 uroaivay. up'i, rf WINS
= baaNrrs, and Ut,,N, Cis,Es.
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FIAIIL TRADE.

~-,>.r,a HHLhL H hLs
~ s,' ff. h....ir t.''.rs. u Hi.Hf. r'.-.. Hfrf
tufivr Cotton Waan anti sk IIHsr, Glove.
Ihr't's aHd f'ny Goods generally ever tN'tti iu any
-an confidently pledge ourselves n .r Goods cy
are cold i" sty mnt.s' DO t.r cogrtry.
N' nn ani Irnnr''rr o. give r sgS 7n svHrusur. uh-r
Nsns .r ilfhti h'.HrHf i' i.'l ut H s'lH ts stock
ssl GINrER tLyEy. So 10 rs5-i street.
TENoNQuN BEANS -iou.ts rrime large rrrra r-rsti
before hs '''ns'' ani ~ ,r ,!i aL N.g NrS rsis. u
= fwrr. nENNErr = rrgEs,
- uE strained Jelly Ani Blanc Mango, Cake and ruII.ng
M.ud', sl sizes and ths nsus patterns, ~ 'a'- by
% VI. ZIMMERMAN
rla C1rrrr Main and f7,' streets
uNOH wa. mn NiNTttt have just q, TUNED from nv
Ia t-p NeIis gh large '.l ssl 'sgisd stock % Rs'ly
te -arrs ard fsbo1ib lyrs Pur-hnsrrs invited o.
80 ms Nsin street, corner itHf.
e. HSf'' S2ii 49," SALT .'''6 6,yrSr6sr. 2rrv CO.
6NENrRAL EutRotn Stuck WANTED .rhe 'uts'rhsrs
- Ssh r purchase diy shares oil stock N fe Nrgna
sea No IS Pear street.
NnIN HtHuER doom sPRiNG- This article t warrant
20 pot r BE- ,decisi BY heat cold, aad % retain i s''
ibs easily adjusted upon hc door easily uu.hrpcd.
creatne upon springs at onc.ttrd
less thsn other spring ~ Churshc Public Has Hotels
Fseioe' stores and omss We call the attention of rurchss
cell Corner Main and i2th streets.
HDLaANKErs AND MICRO CLOTHiNC-We call the atsu'
- ~ I sr.. ~ ssi, T, sn % ss s.s. e s' & ,fI
unssys, gassh rveeis Hsd .nd Striped Domeso Heavy
oeis No. iu E'gs Square
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AHIrIC-riANOS AND MELODEONs HORACE WATrRs.
W E3 Hroaiway, NrHNork, the great Music Publishing aud
Piano establishment. popular
positions Amcran and EurPrsn, BY al the celebrated Authors
littfs, Nofs'fs and gfss danced great balls r
Paris, London and Nsw Nofk Ouc ass1rted AMI
tensvc America, wholesale
fuafsT. Gubrft Co.. Piano ortes Crcuar Scales and
Metallic Frhme of povsr and ucloous tome than
others manufactured Hlior an1 small
rooms N1f' N' superior % any in use being tuned
equal temperament. NrrHs unrivaed Hffrs ard Nrsaf
Instruments of a kinds Dealers
piled ~ thc lowest prices.
HORACE WATERS. sss Rrcasuay
Thc nniy Agcnt for 7. Gilbert 4 Co.'S Piinos
n ID. An extensive stock Of f.irnf ffuns
hand AZ grcat prices nom it1 tso P-fis ushng
good Fln0 snd uotbeng alle o. rf Voc Io~t, upon
having Instrument them that will sI com
parsou Prize girrffV.
T. GuntEr Co. hry ~ rrHsrs af ~ .f3rn rrfenf ars
nerc9re etdii o sEfy he public 90 oeer prices HHa rHg
pficr iaHse. -su,
nSD BRIs GENUINE PEACH BRANDY, Tor ,ale
~ - nc5 JAS. WINSTON.
lN oop OLD BACON SIDES a. cents, for ssle
~ ocS JAS. WINSTON.
nJ BITTER ALN0NDs,-to bosuss London, for sale ~
~ ooo BENNETT BKERe, Druggists,
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TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS
M ILLFR. COATES YOULE No a7a Pearl stree, y,.,r
Metals, &C.. .' ' 'N'e''Ai'
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FIJI IHPORTATION.

1854.
"MF W fLkH, Importer, . Nisn street 10 ,oy ,..t,
w nE dfect from ths mauuftcurers in Fnops - 80.
cglntfy one of ihe largest stocks o Ctfa1 I
essoir hoofi1g Gtases f0ora. Faa~y safs - -.
ever heretofore ofrrcd to thr trade. 7i ~ -
Ashcifanyous o. extend his
Hesin tsn Ieuuesseet and CHrona mrrrhants ~ rsiv
BE- bought On Northerf markets. -"
RcHuryn. August. 1ss8 ..st O.,
kLNh Nb BuOWN NELNEr CoAIa-f hsys n.t ..
ceiNed ~ Parisen Kings Erpress anoher HI.~s
snd osn Velvet Business Costs vhch sfsu
Won ~ uose IN Hant mkNnr auAFnR
eetl Corner Main PssH sirssts.
DiAiD sPUN sLks-Pad spun sHts hon 70 cents v uSs
tqss, for sAs by
'es G. HAETvTLL = 90.
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UhPOhTANr Di.tOYEHN -RELIEF IN TEN MINUrFsif
- -Bh1ANs PULMONlC WAPERS are unfsing In the of
Do.GHs, Cotr AsrHHt, Re0vCHu Tuaotr
DFcutT hHEArisu lNCFityr Cuysrurrtuv,
RVS LuSos. rney have .dcnc any cfiid viii
take Then Thouands have been that had
l9fe de,pared Testimony given n hundred. ~ single
dose reiievesiu Tn Minute.
Ak M Byans fulmono waters The original only gcnu.
me stamped "brysn" Spurious Kinds Tor
TFeniyh i've cents box. sod BY dealers generally.
J. HHYAN co. Rochester, ~. '. Propretors
Nholefale ~ j. w. Wood, Wchmoni, " Robertson Co..
tssoufE kiymau LynchburT and Pattesrn Wheeling
ucG-demif-tPl
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Tor height or passage apply 20 EDWARD X COLLINS SO wan
street New York; BkUwS sIIiPLEY CO. LyrTto6I; z g.
sVbthls CO. l8 Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MINROE
ev 70 Rue Noire Dane de' VICTORIES, Paris GEo H. ORA
The q these ships will accountable for gold .v,
bullion, specie ewelry precious stones metals uns Ls S
Adng are signed therefor and the
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HoHN PInFF, Dealer in Ivory aud ctu,rr of IoT,
% Goods 3 Murray street. n. v oc9-diy
UNONtERS q WELLS PhrrnOIogIEs nd Publishers Cln.
n ton Hall, No. l3l Nassaustree New York. ocIs-9m
IHNHE sUBsCRiBERh Just received and orer for SALE
accommodating terms the following Wines Der ship "Ilei.
dlebuTg, his direct importation from France, via
WINES OF BURGUNDY
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The annfNedt n Wines have been selected the
care are n exceeding Anc quality and many u them
ties dcous ~ purchasing, hy taking many twenty
ctsef have them ~ the wolesNe prices In addition
hand aspctor article of Maeu AMI cuncscc
Brandy Port and Madeira Wines Jamaica ROM ani Hum.
rardncr's Rye whisky. MAURY OAKLAND,
18th street. D. t4rru Main ana Carv
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H. soFKlNs BIOS Iupr. o. vs,,sa w,,ras Gl,.s. so
- 6i Barclay street
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HDINVKETs avn NEgRO CIOTu

- uoa q Isrnsrs and others Wishing Purehss
stock of Hautcts Fucd Cloths sanet Jeans Esrseys
unseys, Gngsh rveeds Paid and Striped Douestos
shrtings, or servants ~ Of vhich vl sell
goods can b boush any vhere WARREN PERKtNs,
ocia No. tu Eagle Square
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HARLES W. LLLIENpAHG. mr',s or German French and
No. 80 Maiden Lane. ' ''NAN''A''
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M ti-hfi-old NrnunEahea q Mcunfain WALL
orig - ''''' n, e 3 = -. lST sale ~
tnt.Lvne handrgd asks superior Thoulaston Line
- loI stie log hy loc2l-fl A IFE
OHN " ROYAL. GROtER 4ND COEVTSSy5y n ,gFp
tH+ y /, . doors above ity n tel RIrhmond ", Tt
subscriber having made large additions his strk ~
aad many Artles laid In before the previous advanr b
oe 70 oler 20 his friends the city rounry ,r ,,i1
m ~, me - W R' any similar establishment
would respectfully ask call from his fr-uds and tbe sbii 80,
ral.y-hi's - * consisting IN part F'' s'Ne-
Crushed and Coffee. ' = 'O"uereu' Loaf,
&c Go,,5-od Java MarisabO, Lssuyra, Rio Manila Cost. Rico
Porto Rico Noassss, 20 hhds. Portland svrup C,h V,,
Lowering Co. Sugar House syrup '-f' 'A "u'As'es
TEA-Pguchong, Ooloug. Gunpowdrr .,5 y.... ~,
very choice. -''' iSuHs hyson, some
sALr-Lyepooi dlsi Sacks.
sprTla Adsman'ing and Taow 10 whole haifbors.
VI Various kinds HEEnISG.-No and p gross "a
Sal S NAs-An nIes, tOi Dominion Brandy IsCx-suee5ss
fs5 per VI N"''N- IRON wv To
Family Roe Herngs, 30 hair bills Bacon Sides Sbopii.rs AM,
iarH- Also spices % al kinds Plough Lines BED CorJ.
sr sho h0r Thread, Wrsppiug Letter Cap pap.r I
NustaT London Porter, starch Zig Blue Cotton Yrr, r
e'sr ees,, sehr Win general assortment OF such
GOODS as are b1Fht BY fai-s u
CA AInd hsins Pecan Nuts Lemons fmitation Fnglish
Checse John Bu Reading and Royal Table Saurr Tos So.
various nas fuues n Jars Cocoa, Chocolate ana Brops
MN All
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KEEN. cHmEs 4 BALDwN.

M hi-nhI -old N1nongahsis s5d Mountain ps1 ybj.E
n, sals "
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4 EoNAkDS Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl and co u,v
country. '''" ''S pest makers in the
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WINDOW GLASS PANTS

WTNUUN NLNNN, TNTNTN. 10
UE J BAKER BROTHER. II2 water - Iu,tt OF Tpry-v
Ne WNu"w Gt,-, Cuur,,i. P,Nrs, A.. Aso, AGENT. Of
American Wiudov Glass. Glass Ware, &C.
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'l4LRL ANP WINTtls sTgck yF aoo1s. sH0l nND

- lh Nhs-NHOLtsALE AND RETAIL-We fnvit. ~.
readers o. The Whig both ity ard country o Iii "A - s
and convenient store known trouz state a. b 49,
sn N contains room Tor all, Boots shoes and Tynts a.
AZ ana hA he Of giving bargains TO all Our
Int D. eopfthtu-iVc and complete articlss
tAs, ~ uhy including Chdrrn Servants stoss In
s ~ and variety, large proportion which has
ofeu i pm A. he lowest cash prices, be rot r tbs
same terms Wercpecuy invite fom thoss in uspt of
.i1 "s '' our "N'' WHITE PAGR,
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- Nv siyth OF tNLL AND WNTER NAY GOODS
- hrcfir ~ ~ Vain -trret-Opsned during me pa.t ~
ny i'ts uf Fal aud Winter Dry n ~
& upon ihc best terms, the latest dgp. pJ
pest ips NJ ladies' dress rucds. hoys urar
pug sgds shaus, Hosisfy Gloves uandkerrhefs
= % ,.--.-.-.---. SllAs l.. JOHNsON.
r.a m---.. .---.I --- n.L...l .mI
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a CHOCOLATE GOtOA AM HIlONN w nAKTR A cos
~ AMERICAN aud VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOLATES, CO.
Goa aud HkOMA u which FIRST premiums have
The chief nstucs aud lairs o che Union, or sale
principal 0rcccrs n The United states and by hrr Arents
Hussey Murray, New YORK Grant Tgcl Philadelphia.
Thomas v. Brundgo, Baltimore Kennel puilsy, Cinchnau
Ohio. WALTER A IN
epo-dlyt purchcuter Msaaachusctta
UJLEos AM HORSES on te road houa Kentucky
~ very choice and superior Tot n Mu uhch vii ofcr
70 ne elttens snd public generally ne 2Ht Instant Of
which will sell exchange brcak and deliver
w, ON my usual accommodating terms.
EDWIN WALKER,
A. Y. Hankinshps Stables.
tsa be In receipt Of fresh sock every mon through
out The year. ispia-dAciyl EW
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A IIENIl"N FARMERS LONG RIDING ovFR CoATs-Tb.
n SUBSCRIBERS In addition 20 fall Of
over Goats have had made expressly riding fII ssr
iu SnI iercatie over Coats suitable Doctors FsTp,
M Iins men senersly For every description Of ov.r
iO2 Main Street. ' '''' 49, cal! Al NO.
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Third Clnas Passengers
limited number OF third class will be taken on
laielphiA and Liverpool and found in provisions
from Philadelphia t25 From iIyeTpooi a
Certificates passage will be TO parties who are
Grous Of bringing their friends rates
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on each ship
Small dTaftsd drawn at sight on England Ireland.
ror freight or passage apply to THOs. RICHARDSON,
lamoAdSay, n. York, and Walnut st. Philadeiphis
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NEW YORK ADvERTisEMENTs.

rsos w rDosALDs AD,ksrtsiso iO2. ST.
EN,skD ANp NEMLx illisThaThl, EDITION OF
- SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS, TO WHICH HAS
BENIN ADDED ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY-Thi. work hss be.n
very much enlargch
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SAFES
NJ PATRICK Defiance saismander Safes CGayior's p,
NJ eutD Depot No. IS2 Pearl st. formerly oo Joip
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRANTS
VI p wHlrLocK, Manufacturer No IoI c.,,i st., \,
A'As u GLIlSG IN all bTanches. N''A' s''ee'' ~
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agreed to any s'e' IL was 'heh
~ MI. pa YARD moved to reconsider the vote by
"mou we senate had refused to concur in the
striking out the provisions placing the
d.o.'es under the charge of the civil superinten
%. ecu so-yeas rs, nays
mr. kUSK, moved an adjournment. which wa
relected-yeas IL, nays ~. "A-o'' I" 90
Mr.. DAVIS moved to strike ont the ,ror;s;o,
and insert in lieu thereof one SO modivn tha 10 =,
OF 1872 as to authorize the President. when in hi;
opinion the public interests require il. to annoint
superintendent who is not of the army
MIR. SHIELDS moved to add to this amendment
one authorizing the Secretary of War to appoint a
mixed commission of officers of the army and CT
villains, who shall examine and report to Congress
whether the system of civil or mlitaly superin.
tendents is best calculated to promote the public
interests.
The debate was renewed and continued till after
five O'Clock; when
Mr.. DOUGLAS called the attention OF the Chair
TO the fact that Mr.. BRIeHT voted in the negative
on the motion to reconsider, and his name was
not recorded. If his vote were counted the mo
ton was lost.
MIR. BRIGHT said he had voted in the mega.
tive.
The CHAIR said the vote would have to be taken
again.
And then, on motion
The Senate adjourned
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PROCLAMATION.

The attention of the PRESIDENT havino hoe,
called to the proceedings of Congress at the
close of its session on the 4th of March. 1881
from which it appears that the constitutional
term of that body was held not to have expired
until II O'Clock at noon of that day. and
notice having been issued, agreeabIy TO former
usage, to convene the Senate at eleven o'clocl
a. m. on the 4th Of March next, and it is an
parent that such call is in conflict with the
decision aforesaid
NOW, THEREFORE,, as well for the purpose Of
removing all doubt as to the IeoaItv- If s,oh
call, as of establishing precedent of what
is deemed proper mode of converting the Sc
nate, |, MILLARD FILLMORE, President of Tho
United States, have considered it to be my duty
to issue this my PROCLAMATION, revokinq said
call, and hereby declaring that an exlraordina
ry occasion requires the Senate of the limited
states to convene for the transaction of bust.
ness at the Capitol, in the City of Washington.
on I rlday, the 4th day of March next, at twelve
O'Clock at noon of that day, of which all who
shall at that time be entitled to act as mem
Oers OF that body, are hereby required to take
notice.
Given under my hand and seal this 25tb dav
Fenruary, A. D. 1858, and of the independence Of
the United States the seventy-seventh.
(Signed) WILLARD FIrJNfopP
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IN, me wing Convention of Connecticut on
hufsoay made the following nominations for
o'ate Ounces: For Governor, Hon. Henry Dut-
ton, of New Haven; Lieutenant Governor,
Thomas Fitch; Secretary of State, Thomas
Robinson; Treasurer, D. w. Campt; Comp
troller, Allen P. Stillman,
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Congress.

In the Senate yesterday the Army bill was
c cons an amendment appropriating $780,
ooo for surveys and explorations of the routes
for a railroad TO the Pacific was agreed to.
Other amendments occupied the time Of the
Senate till the adjournment.
The House of Representatives had under
consideration the Navy Appropriation bill.
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GuLLIBILITY week a rumor was very
p. evalent throughout the city among the less in
teliigent classes that New York was to be de-
stroyed by an earthquake the Sunday night fol-
lowing. Many were quite sure the event was near
andspent the night in sleepless anxiety. The re-
port is said to have been started by couple of
itinerant prophets -NeaD York Jour. Com.
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WHO OWNS 1T?-A letter has been lying in the
South Boston b-post office for some days, post
marked New York, and directed to the .shand-
soonest girl in South Boston" No personal appli-
cation has yet been made for it, though it has been
sent for several times. The postmaster reserves
the privilege of judging as to the respective merits
of any claimants that may appear.
Boston Journal, 2lst.
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HAVE WE A BOURBON AMONG US s'-This
question was discussed on Monday evening" by
Rev. DR.. Lothrop, before the Mercantile Library
Association. The doctor thinks we have not; and
believes that the Rev. Eleazer Williams is simply
an enthusiast DR.. Lothrop has known Mr.. Will
liams for many years, and is confident that his
claims of relationship with the senior French fam.
lily OF Bourbons are unfonndsd. The seBourbon'
preacher was born in Whitehall, New York, and
not in France, and the lecturer is of opinion that if
the facts were ever settled j, would appear that Mr.
Wiliiams's hereditary claim is based upon mono.
mania induced by his constant dwelling upon the
idle tale OF some one, to the effect that he
bles the Bourbon family. When Mr.. Williams
first came TO Boston, missionary to the Indians
some twelve years since, his whole property was
under bonds, which were due in this city, to the
amount of S 800 He had no means of releasing
it; but through an application by Dr. Lothrop, to
benevolent gentleman here, Williams was ena-
bed to return the next day with check for S 500
in his pocket. This friend in need VIII gave
him this aid was the late Amos lawrence, esq.
Boston Courier.
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The river crossing is good for "man and
BEAST" The ice is almost firm as at any time
this winter. February, though somew hat inclined
to hckleness, s, nevertheless, sustaining his old
and well-established character.
albany Register Of Tuesday.
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LAwyEg recently inserted the following adj
vertisement:
ssTo be sold, one hundred and thirty one suits al
law, the property of an eminent attorney about to
retire from business. Note The clients are rich
and obstinate"
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The obstructionists and the Republic
Mr.. Letcher to the Editor of the Republic.

Mr.. Letcher to the Editor of the Republic.
HOUSE, OF REPREsENrATIyKs
February IS, 1858.
MR. EDITOR; In the Republic of this ,,or,,;.
your report of the House proceedings does me he
grossest injustice; and cannot doubt. from, vour
course towards myself for some weeks past. that
tnls injustice was intentional. My remarks msde
on Yesterday in defence of Mr.. STUART will appear
IN the Globe of to morrow, and copy will be fur.
nished to you, the expectation that they will find
place in your columns
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
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THIRTY SECOND CONGRESS
SECOND SESSToN.
FRIDAY, February Is, 1856;
SENATE.

SENATE.
MIR. HAMLIN. from the Committee on Com
merce reported bill authorizing the Secretary of
the Treasury to issue register to the barque
ssMary, of Baltimore; and after explanation of it,
it was considered and passed.
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NRATLvER Coneernes the health and happiness
~ people is al all times OF the most valuable i'm
porAnee. ! take It for granted that every per-
sea will do all in their power, tn save the lives
af their ehiidfsn, and that every per,on will en-
deavor 70 quote their own health at all sacri.
Aeer. feel ii to be my duty to solerunly assure
you that WORMS, according 10 the opinion OF
the mort celebrated Physicians, are the primary
causes Of a large majority Of diseases to which
children and adults ale liable il yo0 hnve an sp.
petite continually cIangeahe roal one kind Of
food 70 another, Bad Breath, Pain in Che Stomach,
Picking al the Nose, Hardness aud FulIness Of
r;ie Belly, Dry Cough. Slow Fever Pulse Irregu.
laF--remfm er thai all these denote WORMS,
and you should at once apply the remedy -
- : sHoBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
EABaFtiee founded upon Scientific Principles,
compounded with purely Vegetable substances,
being perfectly safe when taken, and can be Civ.
on q the Sfust trndrr Iutant with decided npuft-
eial chert, where Bnwet Coml liainis and Dur.
rhea have made thC ~ week and dpbiIitated the
tonic PFoperurs of ny Worm Syrup are such, that
il stands without an equal In the catalogue o,
medicines, IN giving tone aud strength 10 the
Si0mach, which makes Il an lnialible remedy lor
tt"se afflicted with DyprpIia, the astonishing
cures performed by this syrup after Physicians
have fuiled, ,s The best evidence ol its superior
e6eary over all Others.
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No Palt sol. the system is more liable to disease
ihan .ihe LIVER, IL serving M a fIerer 10 purify
ie purify the blood or giving the proper secretion
iothe bile 30 that any wrong seton ol the Liver
Affects the other important parts of the systpm,
and results varously H. Liver Complaint, Jaun.
dice. Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore,
Wsteh ever fymptom that might Indicate wrong
aeIion Of the Liver. These Pills being composed
Of Rl OTIS x PLANTS furnished by nature n
heal the sick: Namely, lst, An EXPECTORANT,
which augments the secretion from the umonary
nueus membrane or promotes the discharge of So.
eTesed matter. and. An ALTERNATIVE which
changes in some inexplicabe and insensible man.
neE the certain morbid action Of the system, Sd
ATOMIC, which gives tone and strength 10 the
neFsour system, renewing health aud vigor to all
parts Of the body. 4th, A CATHARTI which
acts 10 perfect hsrfnony with the other ingredients
and operating Onthe Bowels, and expellinV the
whole pass Of corrupt aud yiatt matter, and puri.
hlhg The Blood. which destroys disease and re.
stores health. h Fsf giE 81 y .tss..I ..