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Their pssrsr orer lie ADORE diseases Is mai en-
eelle.f-if egmiftd-5g amy aiLer Preparsfion
in fhe United Sfafes as ME cures attest. 90 n'a-
ny cases ejftr shilfaf physicians he'd foiisd.
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af diseases oi the Liver and lesser glands. eser.
cising the most searching powers in weakness and
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pronts Of the Australi. Geld Mines

We see il stated that the Adelaide (Ausralia) Mining
Company has declared dividend of 100 per cent Inc
latest adyces from London state that speculation con-
nues active in the shares Of all the Australian land ana
mining companies London letter, IN Inc New ioik
CONNIE eia, says The price OF the Australian Agn-
cultural, which E35 paid is maintained al ABOUT
S3Oe The number of these shares is 10000 and there.
fore the recent rise in price has been equal to nominal
addition of about two millions and half sterling TO the
property of the public. The fact OF the company being
possessed of 900 900 OF land OF which at least
one-thiId has been ascerlained be less aurt
erous the recent advance 10 less specu
laye aspect than would otherwise be the Another
concern called the Great Nugget Vein Company, recent
ly started at Sydney, and OF which one-hird OF the
shares have been distributed in the London market has
experienced a remarkable reception The shares for
92 EACH ADD the portion sent TO London issued at
fl S. premium, that being the sole condition on which
they were TO be offered. They all eagerly applied
for the firm by whom they introduced being very
respectable one. and they quoted al e5 premium,
which is equal 10 $50 per The object OF the
pany to work a veln OF which they have procured
lease, from which, at the time of It's discovery, solid
lump OF upwards of hundred weight of gold OBJ
tanned.
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We bad opportunity yesterday OF examining and
seeing tired this terrible hre-arfb The inventor ha,
greatly improved it since he exhibited il in Washington
WE'VE months ago The MECHANISM is more simple and
nnshed' and y uses the common cap with certainty
ms gun appears to us TO be the most effective hearr
among the many inventions and improvements OF late
years gun that can be discharged nine times fas
a. me Trigger can be pulled, without taking it from the
SIGHT and then IN lew seconds the discharged cylinder
replaced by charged one and on to fire nine egh
,een and tweny-seven times in almost as many seconds
IS most fearful weapon, Ii can be used also az a self.
loading gum without displacng the cylinder But when
we consider that this gun s perfectly SALE fires with
great torce and - SIMPLE and easily kept in order we
hnk Is worthy the attention OF the general govern
rnent and the State governments. We understand IN.
company are having made shot gun on the same prin
eple 1t probable that this revolving cylinder inven
ton destined TO make revolution in the manufacture
Of all kinds Of firearms.
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ANOTHER TREATY WITH ENoLAND.-It would seem
that the English government is in extraordinary hurry
to settle accounts with this government before the Of
flee and books handed to Gen. Pierce After
all the eleconeerng noise made this side the Allan
tic that General Pierce the English candidate :"
many must be disappointed by the eager movements OF
the Aberdeen ministry. They evidently think Mr., Fill
more the easiest to make bargain with. This may
be viewed by great compliment to the retiring
President. but far more will regard il as high compli-
ment to the strict American policy which England APP
prehends will be pursued by Franklin Pierce.
At any rate the United States Senate must be awake so
as not to be deceived in the ratification OF any treaty
with England. The fishery question should now be well
understood by senators, and trust they will not give
their sanction to any compact which curlas the fishing
rights and privileges enjoyed by American citizens at the
close of the revolutionary VAIN. Y Sun.
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THE PORK TRADE.-The number of hogs packed in
Cincinnati during the just closed amount to 36l
ST. Last season, 352,O4s. The Cincinnati Price Current
says:
1.-THE railroads tend to concentrate the pork trade al
leading points. and consequences has been dimn-
ished at various small places. TO what extent however
this has been the unable to saie and as we
shall in week be able to settle the question, II Is
not important that we should now offer any further re-
mark upon this point From the general tenor of our
letters there can be doubt the deficiency in weight
throughout Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana and still
greater deficiency in the yield OF lard The former we
The returns incomplete, but as far as heard show
the following result:
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be made more strongly appear In districts OF
the ohea States one hundred bushels OF sheed to
tue acre Were raised, but the average only thirty
bushels This last proportion ought 10 be- and could be
greatly increased and the land restored fertility In
me stale oil New York twelve and half bushels Of
wheat per acre was the average formerly thirty
ONO once gave average Of thirty five she had now
sunk 10 hlteen To the decreasing fertility and
wealth OF our fields all over The Union measure
deserving The serious attention OF our government There
fore let US have a department
Farmers are busy class they have much lime TO
MINK OF 70 compare notes with their fellows at dis
lance Thus improvements did not travel fast A town
or county was often The limiting area of the know
edge OF great Improvement. Much knowledge useful
70 all was mus lost to The generality For instance,
theie was the Tact that eighteen and half pounds OF
cooked corn meal would produce much meat and
muscle as My pounds uncooked But farmers would
not oeheye thls without endo sement from known and
respectable source In almost every county the Union
some one man was celebrated for his crops; but, not
wlthsanding they before The eyes OF his neghbor
they would not believe him as TO his own accounts OF
ms success they would ascbe TO him some secret plans
or something more than appeared. The farmers a
Glass; Were incredulous II necessary 10 bring the
force OF fashion 10 bear spon them. When men Of tai
ent learning, and wide Influence lent responsibility 10
statements. farmers would believe, but not ill then
Much labor necessary TO open the eyes OF the peo
pie OF ms country TO these things Happily, within
year or TWO we had taken better view, and The result
was, mat the improvements OF single year were worth
more than The gold returns from California could be in
century.
Al the port of New York British ships would come and fiji
their holds. on their return voyage with American bones.
carrying away the chief constituent OF the fertility OF our
helds--phosphate of lime And this helped to under
stand why. when fields parting with their in,
valuable constituents, the fields of England had raised
their crops from fourteen bushels per acre to hfyone
bushels Let this be stopped let us understand what
these things mean lie, people be put their guard
against these insldous attacks on very vals let the
government have department presiding this branch
OF our national sore aud shall not be likely long to
waste our strength and vitality by amely yielding
them over to others [Applause,l
The resolution of Mr. Calvert being then put to vote
it was unanimously adopted.
The report of the nominating committee being next in
ORDER The officers for the year elected by bal
| lot
rat this stage the President of the United States and
Secretary of the nleer retired, the members all standing
until they had left the room.l
The following the gentlemen elected to the respec-
/ tive Offices for the ensuing year:
/
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supreme Court OF the United states.
FRIDAY, February 4, 1859.

FRIDAY, February 4, 1853.
Horace Binney, jr, esq OF Pennsylvania, was admit
ted an attorney and counsellor Of this court
No. So. The Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company,
plaintiff in error, Us. William w. Goddard, The argument
Of this cause concluded by Mr. Goodrich for the
plaintiff in error.
No SO. Alexander Hunters executor plaintiff in error,
u.s. Philip II. Minor This cause argued by Mes-rs.
Davis and Bradley for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr.
Lawrence for the defendant in error
Adjourned until Monday at ii o'clock, =.
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GAS.

THE undersigned, Stephen Eddy No 100 Pennsy
vania agent for the Of DR. McConne
generating from wood invites the scientific public
orally to eramine ts qualities He has operation
above establishment the
Illuminating qualities OF this SUPERIOR free
smell which produced from other MATERIAL every
equal.
A. this gas entirely produced from wood, be obtained
much cheaper than that produced from other materials
The subscriber will thai he will produce this hun
dred per cent cheaper than the ordinary.
The public and scispc respectfully invited call nd
examine for themselves.
Tsbb-a STEPHEN EDDY.
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ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME.

srooSp LAsr GRAND Corospr
MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
Orr FrLIows' HALL,
Saturday Evening, February 5,
Assisted by her Vocal Company,
Mr. G. BISHOP the fsvore and Sienor Severe sTRINT
the eminent bssso profundo,
Under the direction OF Mr.. BoCHsA,
POPULAR SONGS, BALLADS, DUETS.
Selections from the celebrated Opera Of MARTHA rs and only
PART
I'm oosume) classical and interesting prison from the
tragic Opera Of ANNA ROLENA.
Anna Bolena, her MADAME Anna Bishop
Secretary and Treasurer, David T. shaw
Tickets each TO be had at the music stores Of MIR Davis, Mr.
Fischer, Mrs. Anderson, and the principal hotels.
The piano kindly iosned by Mr. Davis,
Doors open at 7; concert begins at g.
Feb A-0
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Ealal Rallroad Aetidsnl

TRox Feb 3--Lss evening Mr. Peter Stoyer a wealthy
man residing Pisown, while crossing the track Of
Troy and Boston railroad, Schaghcoke, Rensso-
aer county sleigh, in collision with freight
train from Boston, and was Instantly killed Mn Slower,
who was also in the Sleigh was seriously injured
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Appointment by the President.

Henry 1 Stevenson, of Now Jersey, TO be commercial
agent of the United States for the port OF San Juan del
Nore in tho republic OF Nicaragua in the place of vii.
liam L. Boone, resigned.
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Senalorial Election IN Maine.

PORTLAND, Feb Son the second ballot in the house
to-day for senator Fessenden (whg) received 70 Dana,
(emocrat) 90 scattering 10 In the senate. Fessenden,
Is Clifford, (democrat0 Is
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ArivaI d lAs Empire C,lu.

| New YoRK, Feb S-The steamer Empire City, from Hs-
vana has arrived The Fulton let Havana on Monday fo
| Key West, TO take Mr.. King d Havana
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Acquitted Of Salmon.

ALBANY Feb sThs jury in the case OF Salmon charged
with assisting the OF Jerry returned verdict of
not guilty.
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OFFICIAL.


COAST SURVEY ornox,
January ~, 1852
SIN: Having reported survey Pot Rock
Hell Gate New York. blasting there
been reduced from eight feet mean low water and
feet, have the honor that subsequent
survey by Major Fraser of the
Hell appropriation
in approved 1852, showed eighteen
rock and recently blasting
depth points Of less than and
depth rock little
According Major Fraser there probably very
higher than the plane twenty reference"
would respectfully request authority publish
Yours, respectfully,
A. d. BACHE
Superintendent
Hon. THos. CoRws, Secretary of the Treasury
0y- Congregational Church, oth street.-Rsv. George
Clark will preach al this church tomorrow at and
m Subject Tor the evenings discourse Inc nna Judgment"
or First Presbyterian Church, Four-and-a-hnif
m elect w preach In this
The public are respectfully invited,
suees.-servees on Sabbath, at II, a m, and Up
0,- GaiInher preach In the Capitol ON
neat Sabbath morning. at IL o'clock
90 Jackson Democratic As.oeiation-The regular
Monday evening next IN February At seven O'clock fun at
Dec Sgt J. d. HOOVER, President
NATIONAL THEATRE.
e. Sole Lessee
Bsnent and appearance wonderful
DIAyoLo FAMILY,
Consisting four Lorenzo Augustus Aphon-
sovho will make their this evening
truly wonderful and elegant display Of acrobaic
on SATURDAY EvrnSe, February 5,
Tho performances j. H. Faines pleasing com
edy In acts, called
CHARLES THE SECOND.
To bs followed by the performances OF the extraordinary
DIAyoLo BROTHERS
Comic ois Antonio, Lorenzo and Augustus
evenings conclude with the aushabe
THE JACoBITE.
Prices Private IS dress circle par
quets children under 10 half
family circle IS
tier, so coorcd gallery, IS cents.
Doors 6k O'Clock the curtain will be raised The
Office will be open daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
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SILuiMAN's Cbsnssstry. New edition, re-wrsfen and
~ en.ysc5 mr. Inc u~ao Of colleges and schools
kinds used In the District the lowest
Also stationary esnk books and superior black Ink
GRAY BALtANrYNF,
7th street, Odd Fellows Hall.
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Later from HaUaaa.

New ORLEANS, Feb, 2,-The steamer Black Warrior has
arrived Mobile with Havana dates of January 2sth.
great conagraton had occurred Cardenas involving
loss Of S500,000.
Tremendous storms had occurred the Gulf and many
vessels had put into Havana in distress Fears
tertaned safety of the British mail from
Vera Cruz The United States sloop Of war Cysne was
still at Havana. Her oiicers and crew were all we'll
IsEcoNp DKsrAroHl
The fire at Cardenas destroyed the custom-house, the
ses and large quantities OF sugar and molasses together
with a number warehouses. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 900, not including the value of the produce
The recall General Canedo from the govern
oship of Cuba has caused great excitement
Markets
New Yonk, Feb. 4--p. m-The stock market to-day
closed dull droopng-Sales United States 6s 1867. at
lao; Canton lilo offered Erie, 81; Nicaragua, 34i Nor
Canal, 2lt Erie convertbes, 1871, 50; Harlem, ~
Norwich and Worcester 52i Stonington. 66A Cumber-
land coal, 64h Cary Improvement IA offered Exchange
on London. 81 premium. Money easy. Flour is quiet
sales only 500 bbls, $5 A SIS 80 for State, and
| IS rs SIS 81, for southern Rye -four, ~ &c. Corn
meal SO g. Wheat steadysaes OF $500 bushels south
er white l25 cents red l23 Sale OF 1900 bush
els corn at for white and yellow Oats As
30 cents Rye, SO Sales OF mess pork at $8 rs
Lard IOa ii Groceries steadyRo coffee " VI
cents. Sugars and molasses unchanged Cotton quiet
| no sales reported. Whiskoy, 81 rs cents.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 4-The stock market qule-United
States 6s 1867 l2o Flour seadysales at IS 3D. Wheat.
red, a ll9 white do l25 Oats. A cents
Rye SO cents Provisions duh Groceries quiet-Rio cot
| lee, 81 81 cents. Whiskey, "a 25A cents
There is no here to-day Of moment Business i
eady-sales of 500 barrels Howard street flour at Is Is
The grain market presents change from yosterdayre
ceip,s light and sales small Stocks steady-pces withou
much variation. Tobacco is very dulno Sales and
ceipts unusually light
| BALTIMORE. Feb. 40, p.
The Canada has arrived at Halifax twill be
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THE Law Of Commsndasary and Limited Partner
ship United States by Francis rroubst Of the Phis
delphis bar ! vol, 1883
fsbk FRANCR TAYLOR
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. ., 1865.
Friday.

sxslrx-It was resolved that the two houses viii
assemble in the chamber of the House OF Representa-
lives on Wednesday next 10 count and declare the
electoral votes for President and Vice President of the
United States.
A resolution adopted inqurng into the expedi-
sucy Of thorough reorganization Of the marine corps
The warehouse bill taken up, amended, and
passed
The Pacific railroad bill taken up, and debated by
MIR. Davis, Mr.. Dawson, Mr. Douglas. and others
and at four o'clock the Senate adjourned.
HousE or RErREsnSrATl vEs.--Afer agreeing to the
Joint resolution OF the Senate prescribing the manner IN
which the official votes for President and Vice Presi.
dent should be counted the House proceeded to the con-
sderaton OF The pending motion to reconsider the vote
by which the House had refused TO lay on the table the
bill granting lands to the State OF Wisconsin in aid of the
construction OF certain railroads upon which there was
long parliamentary contest the opponents of the bill
and pending amendments endeayong TO prevent il from
again coming before the Housen which they We're sue
cessfu the House adourning without taking up the bill
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Sales To-Day.
BY e. N. sTRATTON. Auctioneor.

BY e. N. STKATTONs AuCtIOnoor.
(Pennsypania avenue, corner of Ninth strest)
FURNITURE OF FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEP-
Saturday morning, February 5h auction store,
shall sell the entire effects Of family declining
housekeeping comprising
Mahogany and parlor chairs
centre, dning and breakfast tables
Do dressing and plain bureaus
Z. M wood chairs, grandoes, hatrack
Single and double bedseads
shuck mattresses
Parlor, chamber and stair Carpet stair rods &C.
Additional
black up in and will be
sold quantities suit purchasers.
Also, 10000 cigars, of various brands
Feb At
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TEN Thousand Volumes BoOks.-w NJ. MORRISON 4
Co have Just received their ~ doors
north ofPepnsyvaDa so
nsh books direct London comprising
law divinity, history voyages travels hc &C
which Sir H. Orders Of knight
hood Nnpoeons work Egypt, ~ vols foio 1900 plates:
many beautifully coioed Mackln's splendid Bible; Beydehs
Shakespeare vols foio complete OF the Camden society
publications, 81 vos 5000 charts, views OF ces
travelling Of Sir Watson sTe
psintngchr healing sicks,er West Isk BY ~ ret nc
Genlemans Magazine vol Bowycrs splendid so,non "
omss England, 10 vols folio Coronation of seo9e ~ %
beye OF the Hsss vo's ono
A,rencourt,. History del Ant par ie. vo's oio;
Musee Royaie vols iono DOCS
ev,s Annw,l Register 90 vols. Illustrated News Tbs
plates Of The al beautiful. ,x..-.-..-.l
h porop, now rcaiy an" @ ''e '"" Po'uoh
in a w days. with very low prices smsed
5-sWS
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SUPEnIOR GOLD wATCHEs-M w. GAIT h
y BROTHER Just made large additions to their
ladies' eenemen gold watches, making present
does those OF descrip
celebrated which
attention of purchasers.
Importing direct them
thereby enabled offer
any dealer. In this
An watches sold by the subscribers warranted.
NJ W. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
5-3uf Penn. av between 9th and ION streets.
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by &c. n. sTRATTON, Auotoneer.

by &c. N. sTRArrON, Auctioneer.
(Pennsyipania apenue corner Of Ninth arsst).
NEGRO BOY AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T
N concenPerompoy sale, for cash, in bankabe funds
Saturday morning, February at 10 o'clock At my suction
likely slave for life, highly recon-
mended house, dining body hneen
old, and well grown for his
Feb SILT
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Hy GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionesrs

AIoLhSsEs, FURNITURE, TIMERS TOOLS, TIN WAR
III Carriage, sc, Aucon.-On Saturday. the 5th instant
shall SELL 10 O'Clock, in front OF our store
10 barrels and half barrels OF excellent moasses
good lot OF unners tools, viz; brake, stool
shears, and other tools.
Also good assortment OF new second hand furniture
One excellent family carriage
GREEN 4 SCOTT
Fb Sit Auctonesrs
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Alexandrtn hnfpefs reTy HsAs""~" S"'"P~"y'
NOTICE hereby subscriptions
capital Alexandria and Harpers Perry Railroad
Company exceeding 700 OF o0
opened OF Washington, D. O. the 18th day Of
March, 1859
Of Riggs, under direction Of
VIM. w Elisha Riggs IT, VIM. ID. Mutt, Bernard Hooe,
and Anthony Hyde, any two Of them.
Mayors Once, direction Of John w. Msury,
Joseph Bryan Charles b. Calvert and Geo. Parker OF
them,
JOHN ~. BRENT,
GEORGE u. SMOOT,
ROBERT JAMESON,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
WMlLLIAM l.. POWELL,
q. r. LEE,
n. JOHNSTON,
T. NJ MCCORMICK,
Feb S-eotd Commissioners.
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Prices Of admission Private bores, IS dress circle aud
guette 50 children under half price
Is rs family circle, IS
so colorcd gallery, IS cents.
Doors open 81 o'clock the curtain will be raised Tn
Dor Office will be open daily, from 10 O'Clock, to O'Clock
Feb
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SUPERIoR CARRIAGE HORSE AT AUOTIoN-on saturda,
February 10 O'Clock, front OF the auction
rooms gray horse, FIVE years old kind and
wor n single double harness,
guaranteed sound and sold because the owner
| T,rms cash JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aucuoneer.