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SPECIAL MOTTO ELS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT AND ENLARGE

sELlGMAN e. BROTHER have added to j. S. selig
mans treat New York Clothing Store Water Street.
two new establishments on Monroe Street, one in the
room No formerly occupied j. Somehow, and the
other in the No. formerly occupied By Barrett,
and being in connection with the largest
uaetung houses in the East prepared their
arrangements to offer greater Inducements in their line
than have before been presented in this market.
They constantly receiving the latest and best made
clothing, and all articles in their line, which will
nished order in style not be surpassed
ness, and durability aud cheapness
Call and see for yourselves ic7-tf
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u-At meeting of the officers of the U. S.
Coast Survey, held recently at Washington, reso-
buttons were presented by Capt. ]. G. Foster corps
of Engineers, on the occasion of the death of Lieut.
joseph S. Trotter, which, after appropriate re-
marks by DR.. B. A. Gould, of Cambridge, and
Capt. H. W. Benham and Lieut.. E. B. Hunt, corps
of Engineers. in testimony of the high cha acter
of the deceased, in public and private life, were
unanimously adopted
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ECONOMY is Wealth.

1oOh AMI FUEL.
F1HE AMERICAN SOAP COMPANY arc now manu-.
featuring their celebrated Toilet and Laundry Soaps in
ms market These Soaps presented 10 the public
he best Labor Sartt articles over discovered and
Laundry in Cold Water, either Soft or Hard dispensing
with boiling pounding rubbing ETC. consequently saving
ie, and wear and tear OF clothes. Not than one
fourth the labor is required do tie washing of
ainly WASH ns is done by simply rubbing the soap
the paris OF clothes most soed and placing them in water
suilcent 10 cover them-let Them iemam lew hours
thena slight hand rubbing and good rinsing viii
Jury to the most delicate fabric The OF
Is not moi than those ordinarily used. Mernos, Silks
Shawls ETC., may be washed with perfect safety lair
trial Is all we ask. Depot, No. 1917 Market Square, West
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PRoDucrIoNs OF THE CALIFORNIA AND AusTRAL-
IAN NIlNEs.-The New York Economist thinks that
the production of gold is perhaps even in greater
amount than the nultiplications of paper. The
Australian fields a:e known 10 have yielded in
thirty days. to February 9th, 1858, 215,sO ounces
SIS, SOC, I6O-and there arrived in New York
from California in the thirty days, S6,6Is,Sl9
Thus the two urces supplied to commerce over
sl2,OO0,O0n in a month. and succeeding months
have not diminished the average, as far as Calfor
mia is concerned. The amount is near SIS. 600 900
per month actual receipts, or lsO,000,O 900 per
mum. Hitherto these vast means have been rapid
ly absorbed by the rising prices and increasing
wants of commerce and trade, and thus absorption
has counteracted the influence OF the gold upon
fixed property. This process will continue but
with less force; and more rapid increase in pop
erty valuation may be looked for.
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TroHr PLAcE.-Johnson says he was never in a
tight place but once. and that was when lie had q
mad bull by the tail. Had he held on, the bull
would have dragte him 10 death over stubble-
field, while i; he had not held on, The critter
would hive turned round and gored MIN TO death.
The gu stion now is, which did Johnson do-hod
onor let go? Answ may be sent by return mail.
-Ydnkee BL1de 49, -
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wooIItens.


WooL.-The receipts are increasing. Sales of
the week amounttp between 10000 and $4,000
lbs. at the following rates: unwashed 25a27c; tub
wasked 36a3sc; pulled S5aSSc, and fine fleece 40
to soc per lb., as 10 quality. Although a trife
higher rates have been paid for lets, this has
been m re the resultof speculation than of an ac-
tual advance. Prices now paid at the East do not
seem to indicate that higher figures than the above
can be maintained. There is a fair amount of
new clip coming in.-Bah. American.
WooL.-on Saturday, the first fleece wool of
the season made its appearance. We did not learn
the amount received. thought it was not very large
The price paid was 37ac. This week the season.
will commence, and quite large receipts may be
looked fol, il the present fine weather continues.
Our advices from other points not very full this
sweek.-Detroit Free Press.
WooL.-The indication are favorable 10 the
realization of prices, Notwithstanding the efforts
to decry the market in some interested quarters.-
Quotations, are likely to be fully maintained with
applicability of some advance rather than de-
cline.-Sandusky Register.
INCREASING THE WOOL CLIP.-Ihe Agricultor
translates the following paragrah from the Chron-
ique AgrieOle, (French.)
About two years siuce farmer named Virel,
residing in the Canton of Chateet, had one of his
sheep seriously torn and injured by dog. AL
though he had but little hopes of saving the AMI
mails life, he decided on dressing its wounds,
which he did with some fatty substance, mixed
with the juice of certain plants The animal soon
recoveredi and in about two months after, the for
mer remarked that the wool of the parts he had
rubbed with his preparation was much finer and
longer than elsewhere. Determined to try fur
tier experiment, lie last year pulled of all the
wool from the bodies of six of his sheep, and rub
bed them with the preparation for three days fol-
lowing and then turned them out with the Others
AT the end oil August they were shorn, when they
produced much larger weight of wool than ordi-
nary, and of very superior quality. ItisneelleSs
to say that he afterwards extended the experiment
TO a greater number, and few days since he pro-
each of the animals yielded about live pounds of
very superior wool. He calculates that by this
process he will be able to have two shear
lngs year, spling and autumn. The grease he
uses is said To be only mutton fct, but the herbs
employed are secret. However, the paper from
which we translate intimates that the principal
used are Semperpipum, Teet0rum, and Cheiidoni-
u'n Mgius, which are well known to be valuable
curatives.
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UNION HOTEL,

GEORGE TOHN, d. Z.
THIS large and convenient house, having hetni.
ty repaired, and reftted with entirely Few ia..S
handsome and comfortable style, is now open 'St i
commodation OF guests. ..,-.s,
The subscriber invites the patronage Of ne f-AL
those who favor him with their company ma! ~
of hospitabIe reception, the best fare, anu sun
and attentions as will make his IOuse compare ~,
with the best kept hotels in the District or eSAI
Omnibus es constantly pass to and iIeE Tx ~
u ap22I6m n.y. '''ssA VIVA " ". NJ FlTzHTt.
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New Boots and Shoes.

Wn. Bole, 161 Main Street, HhssihE
T S now opening the first lot OF Gardeners a.
Il Shoes, New York style, and sum- or ;Ir>ks ]
and Shoes, which embraces every style al dquaaIll
shoe trade, for ladies, misses and ciildIels veal
boys and youths boots and shoes. To designate "
ETY. would be too lengthy for an adyeIusemsrL
U1H This stock is exclusively New York and rEt1e1
make; the latest style and best stock and wOTkIAi
both cities 1t is warranted and guaranteed both e
kers and tho undersigned. Particular attention IS S
the article ofladies travelling boots. WA o.
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uHon. John S. PendIeton, Charge d'Affairs to
to the Argentine Confederation, has concluded and
sig. ed treaty of friendship. and naviga-
ton with the Government of the Republic of Par
aguy, which has been approved and ratified by the
competent authorities of that Government. So
that it only awaits the appreciation of the Govern
ment of the United States and the exchange of
ratification, to go into effect
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VA curious fact, illustrating the course OF
trade. is stated by the Baltimore American, nam t.
ly, that the steamers of the Parker Vein Company,
running between that city and New York, and
soon 10 be increased TO daily line. haUe not get
taken a,Oay single ton of coal, though built ex-
pressly for the coal trade but are freighted with
Western produce and,aanufact transported oper
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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SEA BATHING IN PARIs.-A project is on foot in
Paris which has for its object to give to the
Parisians the 1efreshinent of sea bathing in the
central part of the city. BY the process of hy-
Dieppe, the waters of the channel would be
thrown into large pipes, which would carry it to
Paris and into large basin placed in the centre of
the Park of Mouceaux. The expenditure is calcu
lated at FIVE or six millions of francs. The rail-
waycompany from Deppe to Paris has granted
the privilege of laying the pipes all along the road
and the government has given to the undertaking
the free use of the park of Mouceaux.
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TPOISONING.n

Thousands Parents who use vermifuge composed of
Castor Oil calomel &C., not aware that while they
appear benefit the patient they are actually laying te
foundations for series Of diseases as salvation
loss OF sight, weakness of limbs, etc. s 5a
In another column win be found the advertisement
Tobensacks Medicines, to which the attention OF
drens health In Liycrcomplaints all disorders ar
sing from those bilious type, should make use OF the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Live Pills.
n9t decetped, - but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup Liver Pills. observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, ]. n. HoBENsAcK as none
else are genuine.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed during the Second Session of The Thyty-
second Congress.
[PuDLlc Acr-CMAr. las. ]

lFUBLC ACT-CHAP. 14S. -.ss--.
An act to provide for additional clerks and extend the
Sessions OF tue Legislative Assembly Territory of
s.New Mexico. =. '','
Be 1t enacted by the Senate House of Representa-
lives OF the United States OF America Congress
oed That the Leglsla i've Assembly tho Territory OF
New Mexico shall hereafter have authority TO employ one
person translator and Interpreter two clerks in
addition to the number they authorized to EN-.
poy Tor each House during their session; and that the a
counts aud charges for said translator Interpreter and
clerks shall be audited and settled manner and
upon the same principle provided by law for auditing
ana settling the accounts and charges other and
oIhcers and attendants OF said Assembly. fFlI -
Sec 2 And BE it further the four clerks
10 be employed in each House of said Assembly two shall
be qualified TO write in tile Spanish two in the Eng
hsh language. 20
Sec 3 And Be IT further enacted, That the accounts and
which We're employed in each House during the last ses
sion OF said Assembly, shall be quilted allowed by the
Of the Treasury and paid in the
aud upon the same principle as is provided by the
auditing and paying OF the other similar OF.
Ulcers and attendants OF said Assembly. =
Sec Ad Be it further enacted, That the said Legisla.f
Assembly shall hereafter be authorized 10 continue
their session for term not exceeding
days, as heretofore provided. -
Sec o. Att DC IL further enacted, And that Leeis.
ature OF New Mexico sal be allowed the Com
sstohers heretofore appointed to rafa code laws
sucn conversation as may be just and reasonable, and
which, when SO allowed shall be paid funds a
proprlated TO ueray the expenses said Territory
approved, March 3, 1858.
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FREE DEMOcRArlc NoM1xArIoNs.--Tke "Free
Democratc'' or Free Soil State Convention w hich
met at Harrisburg, last week, nominated VIM. NJ.
Stephenson, of Mercer for the Supreme Court,
DIR. Robert Mitchell, of Indiana. for Canal COM
missioner, Neville B. Craig. of Allegheny, for
Auditor General, and Lawrence E. Corson, of
Mon .gomery, for Surveyor General.
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Late Arrival.

lust received large package, containing g. num-
y Der OF excellent publications., such as Modern Fria
lions, by Gatharne SiLclnrj Wild jack by CaoiEe Lee
Hentz Essays and Mi ceIianies by Grace Aglar; arty
Muir by the author OF Mrs Margaret MaIIandi Spirit
Rappln g Unveiled, by Rev. H. Matson; The last Leaf
from Sunny Sdc by Austin Pelpsi babylon and Nneve,
by Iayard 1l2th kxpeditlono; Memoir of Kary L. Ware
Foopath and Highway, by Moran Tie Old Forest Rangers
Home Life In Germany, by Brace Life OF Lady Jane GTcy
Cailotni and the Jesuitsi Roland Trevor; The Bible in
the Counting Houses stray Yankee in Texas; The Transla
tors Re- iyedj Travels in Egypt and Palestine by Thorn
as; Notes from Life, by Henry Tayor Genesis and Geo
ogyi Gude'or the Young by Pell; Knickerbocker for
June, and many others. =.Isfe
Junet0. JAS. II, M'hfECHEN.
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Persinn:mnir Dye
PERFECT JET BLACK,
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO tile four story brick building,
no. 117, Main street,
west side between Monroe and Uniou streets, where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
stock direct from importers and manufacturers, Which
would be pleased to have my Old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 WIN. T. sELBY.
tnBsJ G. Attealf will be found the above establish.
ntent, where he awaits his old friends.
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gThe New School General Assembly, which
has been in session at Buffalo for about two weeks
adjourned on Tuesday evening. The Buffalo
Courier remarks tina: the session hes been a har-
monious and fraternal one, although matters have
been discussed upon which there was a conflict of
opinion and of feeling. The slavery question re-
ceived more attention than any other, and was
disposed of in rather harmless way. There was
a strong conservative influence in the body-near-
ly allits best and most able men deprecating fur
Their action as unnecessary and iujudicous
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uneiO. JAS. H. M,hECHEN.

Now is tiie time nuke II Shines!
items of this place and vicinity respectfully
invited TO call and try the and lately improved
Piano and Rurn Polish 1t will give Furniture
ana Pianos as beautiful shins or polish they possessed
For sale at J. FlCkEISoN'S Music Store No 199
Main.St iime I'm
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CRY MoRrILiry.-There was 80 deaths in
New York last week. of consumption 55; canvul-
sions %; Group 10; small poxs. In Philadelphia,
last week, thee were 135 deaths; of consump-
ton 10; inflammation of the lungs 4; and of the
bowels Z.
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[PuBLlc Acr-cnsr. 14s.l

PUBLlc AcT=CHkP. 1881 y 3t.'z =
An act to appropriate for the support of schools in
certain Townships and fractional townships in the Ter
T1tory OF Minnesota, not before provided for. -
e 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF Representa-
ves United States OF merica in Congress assem-
that In those townships aud fractional townships in
the Terrtoty OF Mtnnesota where sections numbered sly
team and either OF them, directed be
served for school purposes by The eighteenth section OF
act approved third OF March, thousand eight hundre
and iorty nne entitled can act to establish terrific
rial Government OF Minnesota, shall be fractional
in quantity and in those fractional townships where no
section sixteen or shall be found therein there
shall be reserved and appropriated other such
school purposes, to make in the first case the def.
cheney in the quantity of said fractional sections sixteen
ond for the loss of either both said
seetions Provided That the mode and OF seec
and approval IN both cases. and the quantity selected
the second case shall be in prinei
pies settled by the twentieth Iof Nav oh
teen hundred and twentysx entitled can act to
pirate lands for the support schools in
and fractional townships not before provided
Z Approved, March 1883.
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GREAT ExrERPRlrE.-A company of western
capitalists, organized some months since, are about
moving vigorously in the execution of one of the
greatest enterprises of the day--tte construction
of canal along the lower rapids of the Mississippi,
which extends several miles and has its termina-
ton at Keokuk, Iowa. This will be one of the
greatest water powers in the Union and will be of
incalculable value 10 all that portion of the west,
not only for the great facilities 1t will afford to
manufacturing enterprise, but also TO facilitate
and cheaper navigation on the Upper Mississippi.
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Lrox,s K1rnnRos-rhs invaua Bile article, for erad-
eating Dandru curling. identifying and preserving the
should think the ladies would all tryt certainly. Price
25 cents, in large bottles Advertised another column
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RuMoRs FROM Misunderstanding Boston Com.
monwealth (the organ of the Free Soil faction of
that State) has the following:
Ne,o Progressive Journaiat Washing on.--There
is a rumor by telegraph, that Beverly Tucker,
backed up by several capitalists, is about 10 start
a new Democratic paper at Washington, in the
Benton and Barnburner interest.
What Nert9-A Washington letter writer has If
that Marcy is surely going Minister to France, and
that Thomas H. Benton will be Secretary of State
Il is shrewdly observed, that this is looked upon
as doubtful.
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Sheridan, Oh

CANADA.-Resolutions have been introduced in
10 the Assembly for the removal of the seat Gov
eminent from Quebec to Toronto. The resolu-
tons provide for ample accommodations for the
Governor General, for the two houses of Parlia-
mFnt, ami for the public officers.
The Governor General offets reward of four
HUNDRED dollars for the apprehension, in Canada OF
the United States, of William e. Brainerd, who
shot his motherin Wickham. Canada East. on the
26th ultimo. He is described as a bookbindeI,
who has worked as such in Montreal, kingston
Burlington, Albany, New York, and Boston.
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EAGLE SASH FACTORY;
LIN s d Ely d Z U"
MANUFACTURERS or Syx
Doors, MouLtings, Sash and Penit'H' S''''

Doors, M0uLdIngs, SaSh HHH
JyAcon STRBKT,
CENTRE WHEELING laI,rr, ~ :
Ill now prepared to fill all orders for Sash AZ D'
An extra sizes Doors and sashes Ss y :.s.
fronts, &c, made to order. Every vas; o.
from fourth bead to inch oses are
Every variety or Piasters and AItiioas5 OF
der. Also, Venftfan shutters, either s'--'s
wing Stats. ,.,,, ard The pDb
that the sSoTe amsd affEde arc
very best material and latest improved c rstt
will be att ended to promptly, and Ellis Dew"
shipping. mas
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Edward H. Gregory, who in 1851, embezzled
5000 Of the Commercial Bank of Albany, in
which he was employed as clerk was arrested
few days sincein New York, where he was en-
gagged ina brokers' Office, and taken to albany for
trial. In default of bail he was committed to pris
on. Gregory is not yet 81 years old. and has been
living in fast style in New York.
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staTF, N, YergeI Esq., of Memphis, Tenn, has
Peen nominated for Congress by the wings of that
district IN opposition to Mr.. Stanton, democrat.
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verdict of eight hundred dollars in the Windsor
County Court, Vermont, against DR.. Dixi Crosby,
for alleged malpractice in setting the thigh-bone
of the formzr.
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ELEGANT CoMFLiMENr.-Lady Cork was one day
rallying the Turkish Ambassador ON the Alcoran
allowing to each Mussulman so many wives. ait
is true. madam,'' replied the Turk, sand it per-
mits it that the husband may in several find the
various charms and accomplishments which many
Englishwomen. like your ladyship. sngly possess,
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MErHODrsM In THE WORLD-The statistics of
all the various branches of MethOdism in Europe
and America show a total of 1o,4O9 travelling, and
$4,000 LEGAL preachers, who minister to 2os6, SO
communicates.
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UThe ceremonyo of laying the corner stone. of
the new Masonic edifce. at chillicothe, came off
in due form on Friday last Judge Thrali " as the
orator of the occasion. sTs75
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nThe Pacific Railroad Company have compile
ted road for forty miles west of st. Louis, and
II is under contract for !s5 miles, Its length s to
be GOO miles 10 the boundary of the State of Mis-.
aonri.
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RIVE are informed that the heat in some nor.
lions of this State, has already begun 10 head ont
This is considered remarkably early. The crops
of Wheat and GraFs are represented to be most
lnxuriant.-Det 4dp. IL falis5 Is . :
MA man named Charles Connolly was, found
mIIdeied at Albany on Sunday.
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pThe South Carolina railroad company have
offered 81. 900 reward for the detection ofthe per.
sons who placed the rails across the track of that
road few days ago, by which the train was
thrown of, and two lives lost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-10

RArLRoAp INDlcrEp-The grand jury of Essex
county, Mass, have indicted the Boston & Maine
Railroad for causing the death of the son of Pres
dent Pierce lastwinter.
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no 81 resolution the appointment OF Regents in
the Smithsonian Institution.
Resolved by the Senate ami House OF Representatives
OF the United States of America in Congress assembled
That the vacancies in the Board OF Regents OF the Smith
sonian Institution rof the class other than members
Congress- be filled by the appointment Alexander Dial.
las Bache. msnbcr OF the National Institute and resi-
dent in tho City ofwashngton, aud John MACPHERSON
Berrien. OF the State of Georgia.
{ Approved, l3, 1853,
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mo resolution explanatory the act approprinting
money for the removal ortle Raft OF Red River.
Resolved by tile Senate and House OF Representatives OF
tho United States OF Amcr ain Congress assembled That
SO much or the act entitled An making appropriations
for The improvement OF certain harbors and rivera,
proved August thireth, eighteen hundred and fCy-two
as relates to Red River, he construed authorize
the Secretary OF War 10 award the the
al of distinctions to the navigation OF said river
stoned by tho RAFT to the person persons who,
amount OF the appropriation. will agree said
distractions, and keep said vaon from the
for the longest period times said contract be awarded
after reasonable public notice.
Approved. January z, 1853.