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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

GEEDWHEAT, SEED Wheat. Pat
~ terspn Williams white TUSCANY WHEAT,
only seed Of the kidd Ia Virginia, and found we'll
adapted 10 the SOIL pena early and Is free from russ
&C. Price IS per hnshei. Fer sale ~
suzi EDWIN WORKMAN Il co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF 30 bar.
a Tels OF WHITE SULPHUR WATER, from the
GREENBRIER SPRINGS, in good order for ship |
ping, just to hand and for sale BY the AGENTS
ADiE GRAY, Druggists,
SEQ ls7 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

~ fancy boxes. Adamautine and Jacksou's Summer
CANDLES, for sale by
SET WILLIAMS EGGLEsTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

STUART'S "B" and sc Y" SUGARS.
~ Prime Porto Rico do
Cuba and New Orleans do For sale
by Sc II VIZ. EGGfESTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09
no COUNTRY MERCHAN We

" IKGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
TO MILLERS AND COMMISSION MER.
CHASTS.-Extraef from the general regulations az
the Virginia Central Railroad Co:
$ TO prevent the depot IN Richmond from being
filled MP with grain ard other produce 10 arrest the
transportation from the country deposs II il not re-
moved hy the Consignee, within 40 honEs ater 10
arrival il win be removed BY ths Company and stored
at the expense OF the owner"
se S-tm Il. III. GILL Sups.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

SMITHFIELD BACON.-Brigg's family
~ Bacon Hams, Shoulders and Midugs; for sale BY
sci ELAN, SMITH l. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

CUGAR.-3O packages Coverings Loaf,
~ Crushed, Pulverised and Granulated SUGARS
for sale by Use ii ELAN, SMITH l. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

AND WASHINGTON
Il LIME.-250 tierces LINE. for sale by
% EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

nLD JAVA, Green Laguagra, Rie, Cos
" ia Rico and Manila CCFFEE for sale by
SCI WIN. EGGLESTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09

MAHOGANY ROCKERss--8 Mahoga-
4yl ny Rockers for sale, close s'consignment-
Call and get them. they must CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
The Appropriation Bnl..

The New YORK Express furnishes an abstract
ofsome Of the provisions Of the Appropriation
Bill passed at ihe las, session OF Congress which
presents curious mixture Of subjects. having no
affinity or connection with each other except,
perhaps, that they all make draw upon the
treasury. We make few extracts fiom the ami.
Gle in the Express, as follows:
Nsw Secretaries and Salayies.-In the Appro-
priaton Bills, many salaries have been quite Ii.
berally raised. Al the Members Of the Cabinet
have been pu, up from $4,000 10 $1,000 per an
num,-and the Vice President instead Of having
$4,000. is to have $4,000 per snnum.-whieh lai.
ter raise was scarcely necessary, inasmueh Is he
is no, expected 10 incur more expense than Sena-
tors usually incur.
The salary Of Mr.. Bache, head Of the coas,
Survey, was raised 10 $1,000.
The salary Of the Sub Treasurer Of New york
was raised to $4,000.
APprrisr CeneraL--An additional Appraiser
General is appointed Tor The Pacific Coast, with
salary 81 six thousand dollars Thi, is mere
graiuity for some politician; for there is no need
Of such an independent officer. He has al his
travelling expenses paid III addition to bis salary.
Foreign Missions. ~ Two new Foreign Mis-
sians have been made, one TO Peru, and another
to Central America, with their Secretaries Of Le-
cation.
The Chinese Commissioncrship has been made
a full mission, with nine thousand dollars outfit
and nine thousand dollars salary.
A new Chaigeship has been created to Swift
zcrand.
Ministers Resident, new offices, have been
created ior all the Charges, provided their sala-
ries are no, increased--butthis proviso will soon
be taken on-and their LAY will he raised.
The salary Of the Commissionenhip 10 the
Sandwich Islands, has been raised 10 FIVE thou.
sand dollars. "a
The consu! General a Alexandra (Egypi)
has been given salary of five thousand dollars.
The Clerk Of the Legation at London is here
after 10 receive salary Of eight hundred dollars.
AeD Teriimies.--Iut one has been created,
Washington" North Of the Columbia River
in Oregon. Ntbraska,' and all the other Ter
ritorial projects, failed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

The Steamer Uncle Sam arrived al
New York yesterday from Aspinwall.
whence she sailrdon The sIh instant. She
brings one hundred passengers and over
100000 IN specie, and reports nearly
$4,000. 900 of gold dust ON lheAway Ia
New York 10 The steamers California and
Panama.
The dates frnm San Francisco are To-
February l6'h. The mining intelligence,
generally. is ola cheering character. New
discoveries continue io be- made. AMI The
miners report large yield from the Dig
gings. Ruhies. emrrsl,ls. aud diamonds
had been found in the interior. Emigra-
lion 10 Australia had nearly ceased.
l,enicia has been fixed upon as The capi.
lal Of the State.
The grain crops were very forward.
and promised a rich harvest. The wealth
CT at San Franciso was delightful.
Murh excitement existed in Calaveras
county IN account Of Mexican marauders.
The entire Mexican population had been
driven out, and mass meetings nf The mi>
ners we've hring held. causing great con-
slernatinn among all foreigners.
FRnMC HINa.-A great riol had occurred
a. The city II An,ay. China. The Brush
marines had been Obliged 10 FIRE on the
natives.
The arcnunis from the rebellion in
CHINA Indicate a sluhburn resistance 10
The supreme authority. Il was daily
spreading and becoming more threaten.
ing.
SANDWICH lsLANDs.-The proposition
for transferring the sovereignty of the
Sandwich Islands 10 the United States had
been officially repudia ed By tie Govern
men.. They declare thai such a projec,
was never contemplated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

Mr. cpsHlSs, ~ Attorney GFnfFsl,
s. holnin NrahuIypari. MassarilnsFi,s,
= lsQQ. "a Is25 - AS flsrisd - NJ
Legislature Of AIsssarhsssiss. aud h-s
.ines besn IL Cs@gTess: wps sra IS Nin-
isl~r "a chinz BY Presiasn t. Ter IN 1875
uss in Che wu IN Mstirn. as caionsl ~
he Massachusetts regimsn,. apd as >
Busaaer crnrral. b. appaipsmxnr nfPls-
ssdeni Polk. Aflsf he Nzr lie rrlurnsd
10 Massachusetts. Was eIeeied % several
alIires, snsi was Jndge II NE SapTrme
caurl lheIe. when be mas called 10 Ihs
I;sbinel. =
This Is brief skeirh If abe men wha
ramPosr The nrw calahri. wmh lhe
exception ul Mr.. Marcy and Mr. cusi-
ing. lhey are comparatively unknown IN
lhe national hi-lmy-hni now they have
been rallied 10 positions wheEe they may
deselope whatever abilities ar enrrslss
They possess. Their acts ~ill speak fpr
ithem. and We hope Thai the story they
will have 10 tell may be one Thai every
gnnd rilizen may rsjalre Ia hear Tbs
is al NE wish frpm ihem-lhls Is ali sf
ak az lhrm. Bal The lniure ~ill tell The
slary. and iii il Is lold. lea US suspend
judgment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
"Wednesday, Nareh as.


The Suggestion b car lssi rlsiise 10 ii. a..
naiian Of an Arrislinrsl sosiesy Though nose.,.
spa en-. has bad ths Effect Il s~1ksninr asl;-
sic6si iuiers.tnu he subject. A fsw Of our f.,.
meas and mechanics are sl'rsd, fuily impressed
with the importrnes Of such an orsanir.iiou. hu,
are disposed 10 Suspend their action uuiil mos,
srneral inlesesi Is sslt 10 lhis We shink shsy en-
Ten PERSONS Mil he suiEieiens % Organize soei.
city snd sss il 10 wosk and ~ken once in open-
zion, and the people heroine sesa.in,rd viii ths
plan ofshe sorisiy and is el5rrs.. they sauuo,
Gail 70 become Interested D. L. However long as.
lsysd, il viii es, with she frw who have consider.
81 the sri.jer, % commence the work. Pubic.
spirited indi'idasl. nus step forward and take
The lesd. e
But having failed to set up neriing Al shs
last court, an Intelligent friend proposes that an.
other effort shall Be made al The May term Of our
County couii. sndsthai Professor EmmOns 1.
requested 20 visit this eodniy al ,hsi time and d..
liver lecture on Agriepltun. ms capital sue.
gesiion. and We ihros Il Qua for III. consider.
tim Of our hiends Prsf Emnoas has no, ,.,
visited onrge. though We know il is desired h,
many than be should Do 90 forr The purpose Of
making geological survey. We do No, know
what Heterogeneous are al present. bui we hope
II may sui, his convenience 10 wish Us in Nav.
and lft this section of The State receive some Of
the tenciis Of his lahars From some information
recently communicated TO os, We shall not BE-
surprised IL he finds Orange most interesting
field Cor his investigations. Al al event. We
should be pleased 20 see him among us. and il he
can be induced 10 visa Us at May Court, &c, Us
have him by all means.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

erred. Bni, inasmueh as i Vas ~ pied
d. ne Senas Al he rarnssi Enl'riislian q
ne SrnAsar lrasn Nnlsh Carolina. ! sab,
,lrrx lhe m0sian 10 rrspnsidrr 4.
Mr.. BoRLASD. haPs vii y Prrn.'t
led 20 s4y one word ID ennnrxi"n riih
.hls suis.-ci. A. i aell kna.@n. ! h-sr
. lallr paiuiral . mpelhY wnh ll'r Sena'
AR fn-m North Csf,lins rs any oahsr
a,eastseI 10 lhis bosly. | am. proud 10 say ,
however. ihal personally oa.rrrlalians arr.
aud alwass hasr bern. al The mo.l Ialra-
sam character. Ia regard - this particular
mater. ~ so happens thai can spfsk q
one point Of suns importance. Mhn
The appropriation r1me before the srnasf,
of'tzlheI when knew i was rosning be-
Gre ,llr Senate. ! expressed ahToPpasi.
lion init; moi that ohjgrled 10 The re-
mnsal nf The distractions. bat ] nhjerird
10 itss separate measure. and insisted
lhsiil should take lie stand among The aP
propriaiians fur removing obsHuriioas ID
nil,rr rivers aud hsrhors. siihe SenaIa
from NaI;h Can.lma .eame 20 me sns
made an appeal in behalf ofil,s Psriirh
lar wosk. and put us character and ~
nrcrssily in such light befnre me iha.
yielded 10 lns request; and must be per
miiled 10 say. hoSever 10 NAV rrAert oI
me generally as a legislator. that | was a
much influenced by my personal relation
and .kindnrss Tor him a. any epnsic,iona
The importance Of The work.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
Legislation Of Congress.

The New York Express. one of whose editors
was a member Of the last House of Representa-
tives, makes some very just and seasonahle stric'
lures upon the mode in which the laws are now
made by Congress; and we are half inclined to
the opinion Of the Express, that I" vicious legs-
laIion will never be corrected until the ApProPIt
alton Bills are killed, and an extra session IS
compelled, as consequence Of the loss Of these
hills" The effect Of the consumption OF time "
long Irrelevant speeches during the session, ana
the del,y Of the important business until 10
close, frequently the last night Of the SESSION. y
to produce much improper legislation and to en-
courage corrupt agents in pressing their schemes
The Express clearly shows, that under this Prac-
lice some hall dozen mrn called Camnitsee
of Conferences, have the making of the most I'M
por,an, laws, as it is impossible, from the nature
Of the case, for the members generally 10 unuel'
stand the bill. when reported. An extract from
the article in the Express, which we give below
will make this plain 10 our readers:
Gnmml,l,es 81 Conference are cnn'ui"-
lees appointed Av the Sanaie and House
WHEN The twn liauses d. nul agree. hese
Gumnliiers al Conference generally of'
GIN Ia work about 8 ar 10 u'clock ~ n'e"'
,hs l4sl nigh, 'uf Tie session; and '"''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
FRESH ARRIVAL FRoAEURorE.

New iorks Marrhls-
The steamer Africa has arrived, with
London aud Liverpool dates 10 the Goth
ullImn.
The cotton market was dull. with a
decline Of an eighth on lower ard mid
ding qualities. flanr had further de-
clined sixprnce. and enfn one shilling.
In The British House Of Commons The
subject Of Jewish disabilities Was heing
discussed, On bill proposing 10 give The
LEWIS the same privileges as Protestant
dissenlers. A soie had been iakcn that
indiralrd the probable passage Of Ihe bill.
y Framed was quiet An l'esih an APP
pretended outbreak had caused rsliaurdi-
nary precautions. Mazzinl. lurking in
Milan. had planted the seizure 81 an Aus.
iran steamer on Lake Maggiore. bur was
frustrated.
Turkey has rejected the Austrian ulii-
Inalum respecting Montenegro. and places
herself in the hands 81 France and Eng
land. . he dispute will probably be set
lied amicahly. It's reported. that there
are serious differences on the same subject
between Russia and Turkey. hui il is not
believed in London they will lead 10 war.
Another rumnr is. ihai the King Of
Burmah has been de,lironed BY revula-
tim.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23
Correspondence ofhe NJ american.
Washington, March li,h. 1859

The Cabinet have found il quite im>
possible To agree upon appointments. and.
consequently. The list of nominations
which was Ia have hrcn submitted 10 The.
Senate lo-,lav was moi sen, in.
|, is said that unless the factions in he
several States compromise their diilicul>
ties the Senate wllladjourni ina few days
without waiting for nominations. There
Is nn ground for the statement that the Pre-.
si,ianl will adjourn them compnlsoriiy.
C,.l. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War.
said to-day. to a crowd Of impnrlnnale
ptIict seekers, thai he had 10 varanrir-
'in'he Department. thai il anv &c his clerks
shnmd hereafter be found incompetent,
they would be dismissed. aud then The
qualifications nf applicants would I've ron
sldrFed. lie added, however, thai he
aniirip 'tr,! no necessity for removals,
i ls 6unotrd thai the OHIO delegation
Went Ia the Presi,Ien, to say ,ha, the DE.
mocracv Of OHIO, having no member in
the tahinei. or Senator. 10 represent the
wishes Of The people Of that State il re-
lallon to The "spnils." i'my desired tn
present The claims " worthy men Ia. Of
firr. PrrsuI ut Tire omitted 10 give
! b M. an int REV. aud they niired IN a
rage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-03-23

The University Of Virginia was
never in more ilourishing CONDITION
than now, the number OF students be
Ing, as NC see by the catalogue, AL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

Exported 70 date .... 475509 3b9I2 49,.
yesterday. 395@- ] 4SZ4h7 - '''''o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

THE TRoT.-There was very interesting trot,
yesterday the Metare Course between some OF the
outsiders that afforded much amusement to the speeta'
tors Fillmore Gray Ban and Ntddy being the contestants
The President took the party through in three straght
very sweet him The time, for unframed maya
ry Rood, being 30s 209Rnd 3;0lH. In addition to
the ten mile Sunday next we are requested by
Mr l. n to say there will be pacing race for green
to harness mile heats best three in FIVE for which
there areth three entrips
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26
pRIDGEwATER PAINT, Ground in Oil

a r &TES IA most handsome assortment Of
Graf 7Si tolssnmeut which offer lowest
Also
MJRTCiSG MACHINES, AM Improved pattern ssh
b IL Eu '6tra pa lcgsry called, - -.
~ STORE D. Oh ostrT LOCKS. CHAIN BOLTS 81 10
atrAh --'"H'''' - = commission lt1CiF'es.
- ,Il1RGEs 4 90. IS ana - Crrqs :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

s,ool On hand not cleared ... 1876 $500
TOBACCO-we did not hear Of a sale being completed
though some large transactions in Of ngota
ton,
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The sales Of Sugar en-
braced about 800 hhds easier rates.. Molasses was
lul and we noticed only small sales at about former
prices.
FLOUR--There was but little Offering and we noticed
,nle only Of 100 Tbs Ohio at So 90 and small par
GELS 1t Louis a. H.
GFAIN-With snail stock Of Corn. the sales we're
limited to soma 200 sacks at range Of 50d524 t. bushel
of heat 1850 aes Red we're sold about s. and 200
bushels choice WheR 65e 2 bushel Oats were teady
and 600 sacks ST. Louis disposed Of at 37]as q
bushel
PROyTsIONS-pork was lower, and 1900 bbls uniu-
sprcled Ngsa told said 70 be under III p {. bbl We
al heard of 100 bus Mesa uuinspeced scl1 on Tuesday
evening at SD 80 hbl..Df Bacon 10 casks Prime
Ribbed Sides were dp5scd Of at 7}4a7s,t 2 b.. Lard
was unchanged Tho sls comprising 2lo bbls Prime at
9a, and 500 krgs at lie q H.
HtY-A aa,b3ut load Of lG4 We.tern vas sold at
SIC % q ton
LfuE-6sg bu.s Ne#tern (Altoul old On the Leye4 at
Il 50 2 bbl
cogfEE-salcs $50 bag Rio Of fair quality, at S3.s
| q IL.
wnlsKY-Markyt dull and saes confined to small lots
| Of Bectifed at IS J4Glgs Z, gallon.
| FREIGHTs-The rates higher and We noticed twt
hip taken for Liverpool for Cotton with Shipment
o. a f,w Lualred bale to Havro at l..
EycnANGE-Demand limited at cur quotations
Stirring lOs5 az ly9
Fir ............ .5i. I5GBj II y
| New York Sixty-day Bills lt4Dl5G 2 Ct disc
sight Checks On New York partd3 = e Ct pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26
KCE-50O to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
INC. 2. WIN. NEY 2 CO. u Gamn g. mh.4
~ CANAL STREET. new ORLEANS, 1853
! HOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS, PRESERVES.

T. S Connected to tie CREAM SALOON FOR
IAtlEs
~ FcFyuut AID Drla Pleas. copy. sRi5lm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

In First District
NuIANAfeT MAYORS boat 1900 bushels sFgs, Adams
y GrahAm.
TwehelI 6eo.
IND ANA-Pe Mones boat 500 ibis pork $50 s 70 kegs
g b5ls beet Sturgss, Adams 4 GTaham.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


"wednesday Evening Nay q. 1853.
Arrived today gJ Western Beevcs ls3 Hogs Isl Texas
sheep and lot cf Lake Cattle Prices well main
tansd viz
Brsf CAr1L. (rine to c U'estn)...5 a ? Ii net
tFexas) .......-....... 55RGdt u ID net
Hoes Observation-Disclosures. Jzh9-e p ID net
slfEEP (NestrrD) ........,....S I'd = z mead
Much Cows. 50 utlUS"5 % ? Lead
CALyEs AND NEARiINGs ....,.e 75tOSl 90 u head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26

rs FRANCOIS BOUIIGNY is a candidate 10r
CLERK OF TIE SINH DISTRICT COURT. ,
3 rl Mos 1aTi II un
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26
ELECTION NOTICES.

-. I q PnIXDryrER CuDerirteudent of
g ~ r Et ilT Tls u M ~ aAg tes
----~s----
re-. InuS- CPIcL- am il a candidate for CLERK
OF TIE sEooND Disl ~ - :,
80. u VI pr4,.rr>. "a, tho nosf fourtppn
- 1 IL A'r-L. - ~ ~ - ~
hapgtv Ctrh Of tae late Eie1t 40 % lle " asA1
aIs. c1nt4i'c r tts tiE.s!iif q Tie s"t d
DISTRICT tol'ii Il N4Nesst Iet. tA7 sf-- ~ - ahil
.9s,~ TuoN,s G Poor., ia candidate for
~, = m M 'sp5-,N n rIsTRTfr Cfr,RT u.agtl
Linn Va 80
- Editors Of the Crescent Please an
aesuee WllLlaM Gas a. a. candidate , y. w s LIZ
-.-,. ,,,,,,, E-i;-1,s. pIooso opnounce mo ~
~ 49, ~, - ~, n me Tt'Ii'r con an on NFV
sct.dAlt W ~4-e'.'1 Va 49, sf,iS .OIsNF,Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-26
LOUISIANA. We clip the following items from
the Ondln fShrnyennrtl Gnzette Of the Dist

C-,I. ,e,.ua.,oxo.t, C,o,o,to 90 liz 11.,
- CT, a. -. No.,
con ;r;,,rS9d both the Corn and Cotton crons in
tbis rcoion very materially. Addtd ia This,
there have been so heavy and so frequent rains
OF late that the stands OF Cotton on many plant
ATOMS are almost ehtlrely ruined IN me nelgh-
G,nt tron,n,t tio an, - ,i ,,on"raI, we IL
not remember ever to have heard such universal
bconplaint number of planters have found it
necessary TO plough up and plant entirely new
| On Monday last, during the excitement incl I
aen, 70 Ihe eiec'gh, T. aFo"n N ans
shooting Mr.. T. Rudl through the right foot.
me BAH entered at the lnstep ana passed out nj
r ' gijora Son1 6moIl ,ianncG M ON o
Iaq. Of t,yo othcr @entIen,Sn9= slightIv bruisno
them
| The Texas which came down on Thursday
| hi&'H' brings inc report OF " very heaVy rise
grs gpea, Tb nlo ''; Z; n v
nearly up 10 the BANKS ana an aua.tlohal flSe
80 -
| CRYSTAL PALAcE.--We see by our New York
exchanges that the cupola Of the great building
intended to contain the Worlds Fair to be
holden this summer in that city, has finally
been put in its place, and now crowns the arol
glass structure, Of any SIZE, IN TINS country
err ~ -, .i,i,t,, ,n.o
-;,S ~ 't0e mr. ,r,,1o Jon,n vac -
80, j. e,,r ~. ~, iii 10
1I ~ a,,,iro.;or ag an,, thinr
,,.t' nav Lo cv1,ibftoJ Lanooth il ,itbopgb
tL 70 has ieeu n treat and almost culrable de-
H.. in rho rrooass ~ tho huiIlfng VIC arc graft.
- % ,,.als,o.s o,, +,,,st
that the opening Of the eiifce will not be de-
larei above couple of months after the time
: o,.,;nollv announced
PRETTY BAD-Why Is doctor like to nm
u osirologor Ore Is n Gunner and the other a
IA so,.o,.r
e H.. .,,,-.;,r ,,-,, -,
3 he iuti WI" Nshe'. u '""' i"'S'- vas IN
l. ncAatcly colhlnln4ei TO say why ne vas worse
+. than any other man who breathed When told
N uat # wn. Looa,isa he was sauoe-rer. he incon-
a .;-.t l,,.lr o,,l hoo M. s;,,oo. NOV. soo,
X -------
# AMERICAN MAEmE,-Ne observe that Napt'
&c Mrigs, in charge OF the extension Of the United
- states Capitol. has undertaken to collect infor-
H nation in regard to American ornamental mar
e ~, .i,,tl r,. III, ;,,,,r;,. l,o,ratior, &c ,Lo
Is '''''
"a ne" NIh27' ne oes're' 'hat specimens pe sent
to his Office IRON ull parts OF the country.
N,
~ DBfH1RAIlIi'AL'-- niece ol MIS- fIfuhg-
Y, tons, who has been paying US visit lately saw
~ q man who had been laying " dominant" for
ls- -, 1o,,.,t ,,i,. csco,,ol 70 III, l,,t
'sF y..I.I I'll , 81 ,.o,o,,,,. -,
III ~ ~ 4' w. "
'"- diGtely Lei her lie posted
"a =----A--a
red told attempt was made 10 rob the CONNER
~ cinl Rani, IN Ne" Bedford Mass, on the night Of
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TERRITORIES TO BECOME STATEs.-Utah would
make twenty States q the size Of New liamp-
shire; Nebraska fifteen; Indian, twenty ;
North west, sixty -fve-total, one hundred and
twenty-six States Should these territories
have an equal population to the square mile
with New Hampshire, they would contain a
population of above thirty-eight million souls.
what destiny awaits our country And what
a demand upon this generation to meet the next
with all appropriate moral, education and reli-
gious influences The child is the father Of the
man in respect to society, and nations as well as
individuals