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BY TELEGRAPH.
aasir. AZ wn.hiustos-A New Demsera
Orxsu-Nere about the CLAYTON Tres"' Nv

Sp--.ki pisrafah {, TA< ". y. Ifts~A<- -.
WASHINGTON, Mondsy Jan 10, l>o'
4 ueSotiation is in progress and VIII Proea-
Nv he closed to morrow, for tho sale OF Ihs '''e
.~s,,Der establishment to certain dissnected pomo-
st. Tsr Jutsa il decidedly too OldhunNerish 20
., the tastes OF large portion Of the neree Demo
-,c;c and they want an Organ which they will try to
mite both extremes Of the party, and treat su alike
only Young America little more 50, The RtsHs"e'
understand. Is quite willing 70 sell
The Democracy had an interesting time ~
secret session OF the Senate to-day the question OF
removing the Injunction Of secrecy in regard TO the
CLAYTON and Bulwer Treaty Soule's friends aiVocat'
ed the removing OF the injunction, bat the measure
was violently opposed and unsarSous vote - re-
ouired the rao1ion failed for the present The sub
ice, will probably be renewed 20 morrow. During the
discussion. Joseph L. White OF your City, was v'o-
euty stacked as the head and front aud bottom OF the
Tresty which Is csusing so much noise and eoafu-
sion " Just now.
The bill reported by Com. Stockton, to-day
for ren,odeHng the Z. $ Navy wss drawn up by Sen
s,or Mallory, Of Florids.
The nomination Of Mr. Badger was an-
nounced in the senate to-day, but VAS not acted
upon
Senator Uphsm is s. httle better to-day,
though s,ill quite i'll.
John s. Beacham has been appointed In
spector of Steamboat Hulls, and James Curran u-
spector OF Boilers, at Baltimore
The party at Secretary Corwin's this even
ing. was very brilliant affair. Krs
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PROTECTION.
Tie London Times thus comments on Mr.
FillmOre's Message

The London Tunes thus comments on Mr.
Fillmore's Message
Mr. Fillmore processes AL ileuhlc adherence 10 tue
sncieni dccmas of Protection Like certain statesmen
nesrer home, he pubhcy declares that his views on
this important question runin unchsnge and be pro
cecds IA The advocacy OF his opinions with the most 90
.ocie fallao.es oi uis inyoseruie ilnposiuFe
lie argues that aericulturists need man featuring
popusuon 20 consume their produce Inst manufactures
require cspsnl and XII and that capital and skl csn
only be crested by tie prevention % foreign eompc
tlon or IN other words, by re efolaso1 II a. sho ay
possess cGfaoi AID s.N ~ goaitr cr1scgH haH hose
0ke are ficsGrarfnSt % CRAZE v
1t is most singular, if Free Trade is so
obviously Just and wise, that its advocates so
continually resort IL the grossest naisrepre-
sensations in commencing il. When and
where did Mr. Fillmore ever propose 20 ex-
clude from our country al who may possess
capital and skill in greater perfection than
those who are endcSyoriDg TO create nf'
(The grammar is The Times, not ours. He
never did any such tLing-nothing l.ke it.
His proposition is the exact opposite of that
attributed TO him by TIE Ttmes. He would
iari,, capital and skill hithcr by prOfering
them steadier anl smpler markets than they
would otherwise secure. Suppose, Tor exam
pie. We had no Tariff. and we're importing all
our Pianos, and the President should propose
duty OF $50 each on imported Pianos, would
that sIolsds all who possess espital aud
skin adapted 10 PiAno-making' Would i
not, on the contrary, invite and strongly tend
TO draw them hitler Where is the Pisno-
maker who would refuse 10 bring hither his
capital and skin because We had imposed
a $50 duty on imported Pianos
Mr.. Fillmore never minated that capital
and skill can only be created by shutting cat
Foreign competition. Its not the ersaties Of
capital that We need, but its employment.
We have most extensive mines Of Iron, Cop
per, Lead, Coal, &c. &c. as also Forest, the
base Of Charcoal. AL these are capital; 80
il cur Labor; SO Is our abundant Food, 0nly
maze the production Of Iron and clopo prcht-
able here, and We shall not lack capital 10 n
crease such production 10 any desirable eI-
tent With continual eheapeRing Of the pro-
dest tAroagh the requirement Of experience
and the wearing smooth Of the channels BY
which the materials are brought together. Why
should not The Tm<s eyince some knoxle1se
Of the subject il discusses'
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rhr Cnhan Debate. &c.

WASHINGTON Monday, jan lO, lc11
The Cuban debate will be opened IN the sen"
ate ty am elaborate speech from Mr. Case on W ednes
Jsv Mersrs Souls. Weller Mason, Douglas, seward
Buti,r and others Will follow and continue the dscus
sion from day 10 day for several days-posslhy wees,
Mir. Marshall, il is said, will take the EARL
e., opportunity 10 introduce his ten million proposition
A fine portrait OF General Pierce, executed
by Hesly tor the Jackson Association was exhioseu W
he Eonnds al the Capitol to-day and attracted much
observation and commentator. superb portrait Oh
Pre- dent Fillmore, by simpson, Of this CITY, VIII DO
placed there tomorrow.
A private meeting of the members oil Con
gross favorable to the Pass anu Qua route oI lr ~
col railroad 10 the Pacific held At the Capitol tbs
evening The result OF their deliberations has aot
frptspired
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NsW BRlTisH MINISTRY.

The new Ministry in Great Britain Is the
most remarkable Mosaic Of this compromising,
csslescing age. The shifting Of Lord John
Russell into the Foreign and Lord Palmerston
into the Home Department would of itself
cover the whole with ridicule but thar the
triumphant Wing party should accept Tory
Premier with Tories in some three or fcur in.
pertant Departments, ian arrangement which
ne coald not beforehand have credited Such
IN arrangement is most unlikely to endure, as,
indeed, IL should not. Englsndloves no, eea-
litions, and her instinct is right.
The late Ministry was based on a fairly
avoxed, clearly understood principle Resist.
ance to the progress OF Democracy. The aa-
vocstes Of Progress and Popular RigAss always
knew where to end il. Though il seems 10
have had bat two really clever dehstes in Par
liameat--the Premier in the Lords and Disra-
eli in the Commons--it has made manly, gal
lsns 6ght for its position, and retires with 81
least the respect Gifts adyersssies- Is il likely
that the Aberdeen-R Russell eosliticn vii meet
. tAte equally honorable
The late Cabinet was openly, svovedly Con-
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Interesting Southern Items.

BALrfNoRTI Monday, Jan. 10, IrJI
The High Court OF Errors OF Mississippi has
gwen orders 70 the Auditor Of the State 20 pay
pous os interest the Planters Bank Bonds amounting
u $1,000. The hTst half million Bonds had coupons
attached The decision opphes ~ interest on one mil
bon nd bali Last Issued.
The Governor OF Florida has transmitted %
the Legslature information ths the Seminole Indians
rese 70 smzrste and as 20 be clothed with power %
cal out sufficient force 10 protect The srontcs and %
operate with the General Government In any measures
winch f may adopt In TIC emergency.
Brig Alcemns arrived az Charleston reports
having psssed on the % inst, a Cape Lookout o
hegmfphroiifs brig lying her lsrbosrd sld. shsn.
doned witt ssssts unsrepped saw the word Bel asst,
or he stern.
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Il Tse R,ekmonS EJAni-e- don't consider

IT, Tse R,ekmonS EJarirer dom consider
the Preamble to the Declsrstioa Of Indepen-
6eace condemnatsry Of Slavery, because ne
eross a.. not mrs To render il pertinent II
would have TO read, Whereas al men 80 ne
erOzs are created equal, and endowed by their
Creator with certain iasiensb!e rights
SC. &c.
Verywell we viii ny % catch II. EIan-
irsr's precise idea if il vii ouly be lucid snd
patient. Travelling through Virginia occasion
ally. We have olse-Tei,-especialy n snd
about Riclmond.--s very considerable popu-
latiOu who are neither White nor Black, but
Of various shades between-and many Of them
currently repused the sOas or hslfbrOthers OF
heads Of the first families'-Virginias digni'
tsries. magistrates and ten or eleven thousand
most eminent Statesmen. Mr.. Jefferson Is
reputed 10 have left progeny OF this sort')
We'll: what We wish 20 know in this eonnec-
ton IL. whether this class Of population are
included under the designation OF men or
.p,groes.' and Il neither, what further inter-
notation would be requisite 20 make the Pre-
,nble 70 the Declaration convey TO Tae Er-
aD,,u,r the idea that il now expresses to us :
VIII that paper be good enough 10 make this
poiut so clear that we shall not be obliged to
recpr to IL.
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LrcrURrs LAST NIsHT There were seve-
raj lectures given last night, Of which reports
have heretofore appeared in our columns,
among them Rev Z. II. CHAPr's on Hamp
den" Rev. Henry GnEs on The Man of
Power" and THos. F. MEAGHKR, Esq. on
Australia" The first Of these was before
the Mechanics Society the last before the
Mercantile Library Association, and the other
Is one OF the New-England course, in Brooklyn
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CosoRrss.--1he Senate devoted the session
Yesterday 70 discussion OF the Clayton and Bul-
wer Treaty. and requested the President to
transmit oil correspondence between MIR. Law
renee, late Minister az the Court Of II. James,
and the British Government In regard 20 Cen
trail America, and particularly amy correspond
ence relating a. the claims OF Great Britain 20
the Mosquito Coast, or any portion Of the tern
tory of Honduras OF lucstan A very tnli re-
port OF the debate VIII be found under the teie'
graphic head
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Deficiency bill, aud talked about
every thug else but the question before it. Mr.
Rel made a speech on Manifest Destiny, Mr.
shelton against comforting the title of Lieut.
General on Winfield Scott and Mr.. We,ehtnsn
in defense of New,Mexico.
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wa,er.G.p Acknowledgements. Refused
PHrLADxLPHIA, AJnday, Jan.

Thomas s. Fernon was elected to-day Presi-
dent Il the Philadelphia and Esstern Wster-iisp Rail
road Company, TO which hall a million dollars have
the sprinz.
Chef Justice Black pronounced the deeisoa
Of he supreme CouTt, to-day against the Injunction
sssed for ~ the Commonwealth restrain the Frank
"a GaIai Colur~0y sgsinst proceeding with the Lake
Shore Railroad Judges Louvre snd Woodward a..
At some lengih
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= The Mirror Of last evening says that
se stcyy TIA, Nm. Thon, iornsriy og tnis CIV hsd
6>en arrested a Lima. for sao5ing n.xa n.nesl
Groux, I. .ross tsbriezron- Letter. hare been re-
eeivsd n this CIfy stating thar AAr.ia n.wspsyer
wrrs, Tor WON 9iro,n saat 70 have been nistaS.n
bsvlnx been Orended By M Thorn. pabAsned ~. ac.
count IN question Ss before the departure Of he yes
SEA 10 injsrs hna e hcma The st.bbnz IN danger.
cus manner snd rresr are only euhel.hneuls' 20
1ake TIC s,sry more pAls.zals-
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Marine Disasters.

koRFoLk, Monday, Jan. 10, 1851
The following vessels put in here yesterday
The brig Azslis, from Bonsire with salt or New York
leaky and with ICES Of sale spsTs, &c.
The Par anna, from ~ Domingo for Boston, with
csrgo OF mahogany lost sails deck load, provisions, &c
The .chr Joshua Bates, entirely dismasled and sbss
doued, was towed in by the schr Mary A. Irwin
The Hebron, from Fredericksburg for Now Bedford,
with cargo u corn, leaky lost saiis, &c.
The schr Il. ] Walker, OF New York. with cargo v
lIae 10 lahore i've miles south Of Cape Henry AMI wi
prove total lsss The crew are all saved.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JAN. IL, 1858.
rs SEE THIRD FACE. al
For Europe.

The next number OF The Tribune for Faro
pesn C1gcsls'ios win be issued TO MORROW MORN
ING oil nise O'Clock II viii oonsln ell the Ls,esi News
up to the time OF going to press. Single eopic' IN
wrappers, read, Tor mailing can be he'd al the dcsS
Price sax Cents The Assa sails from hi por; To
Morrow as ie O'Clock
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opeuins Of the baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

BALTIMORE Monusy' 'au Az iNn
The trains conveying tho excursionists to
Wheeling tor the opening celebration OF tho B1nmors
and ohio railroad eft this morning nj . o'clock Bsnh
ofmn.c wero ia the cars which were Handsomely deco
rated with fses &c The excurslonsts numbered about
coo Including the Governors Of Maryland and Virginia
membcts of The two state Legislature the civu author
HES al Baltimore. members OF thu press, sc. Issy
will travel all night. and reach Wheeling early ia the
morning. ~,
We have no mail from the South.
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LINcfSHATfl Monday, Jan. 10 lslJ
The Ohio Democratic Convention az Colum-
bas passed Resolutions resrmnz the platform of 1852
n favor o. the separation Of the SUITE iaoues from NJ
bsnkins Institutions, indispensably necessary 20 The
safety 81 the funds sso IN favor a the Indeoendeus
Treasury. WHICH has accomplished ell that rs frsuds
pectfd from and asserting rhs, the Democracy o. Ohio
Ms y tsvw Of spiisr srrsuyemea. sgr keep
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Navigation ON Lake Erie.

NuffALpl Jat =, nm
The steamer America arrived az this poH
from Cleveland last evening with large load Of hs,
ami dead hogs and len again At this Pm tor Ciere
land with fright and pssscnger.
CLEVELAND, Monday. Jan, 10. 1881
The steamer Sultana arrived here yesterday
from Buffalo and leaves for that port assn to-day.
The weather continues quite warm, and them
"a NO ice in the Lake excep, around the ISLANDS sv
SaninakY
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rR- Gov SEWARD yesterday successfully
defended Mr. Clayton against the late SHY on
slanshts Of Csss 4 Co, In the Senate. His
speech is a model Of hedty. ability and dig
ni6ed telling moderation, Our readers val
End ;t given in full ia our columns this morn
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To Am-DnTssERs.-For sale, the Furni-
,,. Y,y,u-es Goodw1 and Les,e Of the Premises q
p..rDse-sns and Bathing Establishment Aires Boz
Ea ~ Brosdvay PsssJOfsce % "YASDEKPOoL~
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Burelary nj Cooperstcwu.

CoorEGsTowN, Monday, Jan. 10, l51J
The office OF DR. Byron, Surgeon Dentist, OF
this Village was entered last night BY burglars and
robbed OF gold plates and materials To the amount Of
$500 including about 1000 teeth. The door OF the jew
elcrs store lust beneath the office was secured with az
iron rod to prevent the robbers beng disturbed darsy
their operatiops
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Hair DTg.-CRIsTADOao is the O1ly indi-
yidpsl thusf who has successfully boetmp shed the geat
discovery a. rroJnc nE what mss truly be termed Nanres
Coorss fluid His Lqaid isir Dye stsnds Ao1e iod no
IMPROBABLE it, eff C imnedise the color u inpas
WHETHER bsct brown natural sId permanent q on
no odof when sppsd. and leaves the scalp peree rec
from stan Sod end spphsd ca private roooEl BY Chs
Tlpcno no hsor H0use end Tor sale sso BY ne Phe
Dni Dur In the
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p.n,r,ure Of the America from HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, JAMS lsu
The II. NJ. steamship America sailed at .
o'clock this afternoon Tor Boston, whore sho wlbc duo
about midnight On Monday.
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Pacise Insurance Co.-New-Jcrsey Lesisls.


BosrON NoodaNl Jsn 10, I'M
William 7. Newton and John Rogers wen.
arrested In the ss,c OF Name last week snd u.
70 iail in this city today suspicion OF robbny .erss
usas In this State recently. They viii be examiaSs,
Wednesday
The Senate Of Maine was finally organi,eas
saturday by the choice OF Samuel Butmsn Iwhps
President. six Democratic Sens,ors sftcr holding "a
three dsys concluded 70 vote, si thus made qucsss
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EY shakspeTe may Say WHAT ne WIZ aDout e
mos salaied ei-orderi Bag wbsr: 4. ne MAJ or Is
~ w. ,Iles there srs thu furr0Es Ia the
eheets o. On the brow' Thy arr woI.e osess t1s s
,tfsSss eoes ~ reftngs 81 0 shirts Al 0RgITs, No
Asso Hosyse
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steamer Ashore.

NORFOLK. Monday, Jan TO- 1853.
The steamer Spray from Wilmington, Deis
ware, for Wilmington, N C.. has been ashore q. ssS
Inlet she arrived here to-day. having damaged her
wheels and sprung sosk.
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seminar Drowned.

PnILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan. 10. ls5j
Albert Thomas mate OF the schooner J. L
Tobias was drowned last night at Racest. wharf 81
falling from the gangplank when going aboard.
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Baltimore and Ohio RsiIread-gxcur.ion.

bALrfdozEI Monday, Jsn. %, IrJJ.
The eIeurslonists, per Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 20 Wheeling, reached Cumberland a. gla
o'clock this evening IN fne spits Ai.er Clipper thew
proceed on their Journey, snd VIII reach wheeling II
sboat O'Clock tomorrow ?. ~ Tee wesEher /. very
fne End uarrn -
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fYA great excitement has seized upon the
nbIc mind teesuss the fact longer b. conee1s
thst IL quite gTos bic for huneu hands 70 Sofs Wiz
,Is a,s.ct;oB fsf gISCFss SEwIsC MkcHiEEs 90. TBs
peo,Ie will hsve this won snd the ciot1es pay d7uDe
pFs. f II wherefore the operators Eei roh sep "a and
srsUiu. The msc hines ana th WOTs a. the Once %
n 8fscFf O. Co. No. XJe Broadway
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Mrs. JrRvH' COLD CASDY. lime tested
and recommended by tie 1rst 1aeD Of The eo9niy ~
COusha Coids BoerseDe-s sore rhroat sna o.ae, "a
nonayy oorn1 sius Clay. Taylor Bentn sn bui ana
otIer dstingsed have recome 1ed ms really COCA
,ytiee sid nv Mrs w JEWS No 80 Broadway Eeoer
a. belov, ChsstDut-st Phlsdeiphis, and Druggists
araflv
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BUSINESS sorgoEs.

Txuf Eoosoxr ~ CLormse-Uponnt,s .!io'
. ga rustefisl 6epend the valve Of est
49, beve that rpciy elsgztt and cur.oS s4 en-
n. BE- cI,snsd e1ceyt b. made 20 rnsssEre Ih
sye- jsa rrxs u.is-skf End Which no geDpsan1n
hss ever ssctee an Quit from TIE assortment @ 49,
Co 70 3 Brosd ray. ever ssein ta MO -,
ne t.rre thu celehTse frn coEanleneec s1
deslt With then. that thar Tesdyrnsoe Oseroo -.
ssets drssS frocs tnd b1sinefs Cots ~ -
p..tres q their make any apparel f1rnhea - u,
etker ~ n city or ssevhsre. We inEite atel - !,
eYs-ssye ,pfsT e.ceE ThsI 3rces ar reSSonsols'
,e.1s.vad, Cosfinz uoeqnsled while 9Snt ei'sa W. ~
A. AsiT b.llInfrts made DessuEs, can V s1PP1e9
with gee. ezyecltt --------
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RA bin has been introduced INTO the p,.,u.
sylvsnz Se1see 20 Nov cxsas Of otaer sssrr, na.,s
tsrussh Pesssyaaaa 10 lad saEes dsSss saeu rr,asS
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Highway Robbery.

TROY, Monday, Jan III l>i
Thomas Graham and sister were attacked b.
two highway robbers on the Lsnsiusbug road lfa.
north OF this city, last evening Mis- Graham ~
verely beaten and would have been killed but Il
the timely arrival OF assistance The ruhans who md
the attack nSmcd Thomas HolyOn and james Coiiss
wore arrested aud LODGED in iail.
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I.,er irnm thc Cnpc cd Geed n one.

DUNFNNi SHI1 wv
The bark Ocean Wave from Cape OF Good
Hope Nov %, two days lstcr. arrived to-day. Taeres
no news
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fz FowLrRs & WELLS, PbrenOlogsts snd
Publishers. Clinton Hall No i3 Nssssust New-fofS and
No rag RashiDFi On-Et., Boston
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HAIR DYE AsD WIGs.-BATCHgLoR's!M an-
ufoory for these articles celebrated IA all parts OF me
Tonfce ear surely BE- suited. His Hair Dye hspPhcd q
sure ausrsnel sold wholesale and retail al mol W AL
st Copy the sddTess-bewaTe OF limitations
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~ Corns. Bunions and Diseased Nails sue.
eesyfly treated BY Dr LiTTLEpTLD No 4g8 Broadway
opposite the Art Union. Rooms fo Ledes and Oeutlemen
LkRGE AND PEREMPTOhH SALE OF ABOUT ~
RuiIptso Lors ~ THF CRY oF NEw.loRE At Ave
TloN.-Om readers viii please uoticr that ANtHosr J.
BLsEcEss will sell At putlc auction To-Day, A. u ecock,
the Merchants aehsngc 55Cboce Building bnls 9Th
and Slb and on eh 18th gt a6th l02d and IGjd sud
0ah also IS Lots OF Ground 9Th avenue snd 99ii
st. including the O. 5they, 95th and ltoth IS
Lo,scs and neat the northwest corner OF dhav and l0gth
Lot the corner OF libthat and 4thav snd Lot
ON the corner l20ihs and sl Lots sbhst.
5h ane by oroi OF Executors the boase and Lot No -
Msdsonst Maps eau be h.d at the Auction Room, No
Bros6s'.
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EY' BRApY's MINIATURE DAGUEEREOTTPIs
nat uo Ia fne Enelsb God Lockets Pms RlnFS Keys
beas Sc Aso, rch and eleesut Fancy Co.'S o. vsriyas
stxss In Velvet; Payer Msoe Pesr and TOrtoise She'll
Ses1tsfIly Dlsid for his Gallery, No Ss " MIDWAY
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ins eat distributing sae pupeic fsoi. also
esvor Of the scfassl OF al no,cs u bsaks As A.
no, pay taxes ana also IN favor Of tsNs:ns viii =.
whole power OF he Federal Government Of ssy ex,-,
sio1 OF European dynsstes any portion of the Au-r
can Coatnsos lie vicinity and asserting tAat tie D.
mccrscy Of Ohio regard the snrexstlsn Of si,a,-,.
PROVINCES. ct tic esrhest mSunent eoass,eaf vt :.
norsl holor As the nantes, destiny Of The AaaerS.
Republic. Pun oouhdeuee u expressed in FrsasS.
Pierce President elect and the Democracy Of Ohio a
accord 20 bis administration their e0ril sapport
motion 10 iIdorsc the BALTIMORE Platform after se,~s
Amendnonts aud an snimsted dsseasssoa. vss lxi =
the able and The CoayeEtion adjourned sias sa~
PacISe Insurance Co.-New-Jcrscy Lesisls.
ture.
TRxNroS. hosday. Jar ~ isN
The Pacific Insurance Co. ottals city, hsrin
snk sopcr cent OF It's capital vita all Of is rcoeipss -
premiums has resolved 70 close business sHi pay la
debts
The Legislature OF this State viii NEE. he.,
Tomorrow A large aumber Of members have kreAh
arrived and with them. usus great number Of osak
date for tie subornats stations In the ,so Houses n
Fenulrlore of Burlington. and Mr. Shaun. OF Md Lese
are urred for the Speakers chair. aud Col Alcxaais
Of Mercer s spoken Of President OF the senate Do
cl Nsar, the Old Clerk. CspS Isaac w Mitchell OF Gu
den. and Mr. Delikec. OF Somerset, are spoken q b
Clerk
An informal Caucus was held this eyenis
but adjourned nh 10 O'Clock 20 morrow morning
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