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~ Black, blue and green French Cloths
Black and fancy colored Cassinieres
Silk and Satin Vestngs
Lambs wool Undershirts and Drawers
TLANNELS-White, yellow, blue, and red Of ev-
cry quality.
Customers will do we'll to give me a call
WM. r. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, opp. Centre Market.
dec7-1m
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HUNT & DONALDSON, &
DENTISTS,

Fsnnsyicaaia dren,s befscee,s Oh and 10Th streets
Washington, ID. C.
A RE prepared to perform all operations in every
"A branch Of Dental Practice In such Q manner
as to insure satisfaction.
The former gives his whole attention 20 the oper-
the latter to the Mechanical Department.
Manufacturing, as they do, ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from the crude material they enabled to supply
any with teeth and gums Of any shspe COLOR or
shade.
An examination of teeth and gums Of their manu-
facture is invited. nov 23-Sm
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VERY sUPERIOR BLACK TEA

At ,yfy cents per pound.
Ok CHESTS Of fresh and Superior Black Tea, at
~ the above price, warranted to please and ref.
erencs can be given to the frst physicians and Rev
ersnd gentlemen of the city. Call and try it.
Fine Green Tea .
Mocha, Old Government, Java, and other kinds
of Coffee, at z. M p KINGS.
, dec I3-eo2w Corner 18th and I sts.
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ELEGANT RICH FURs!

ELEGANT RICH FURS!
TODD & CO, Browns Hotel. Pa. avenue in.
i vite the attention to their extensive and unri.
vailed assortment of
LADIES' FUKS
OF every description-conssting OF Long Flat Boas.
Paatines, Polmase, Victornes Plerines, Cuffs, &c.
in
RICH HUDSON BAY SABLE
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
ROYAL ERMINE
FITCH MARTIN
MINK DO
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
BLACK LUSTD LYNX
And other styles, as recognized by taste and fash
ion. dee O.
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OF T IcIA AL
TREAsukY DEPARIME,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. !. lsss
Notice Is hereby given 20 the holders 81 The hilow
ing described stocks OF the United States that thi,
department l. prepared 20 purchase at any time BE-
tween the date hereof and the first of June next
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aggregate
to seven million dollsrs, I'm the manner aud on the
terms herinaftsr mentioned To wit
In oass Of any contingent eompetition, within th.
amount stated, preference win be given Ia order Of
time in which the said stocks Of either kind nav b
offered. The certificates duly assigned 10 the United
States must be transmitted TO this department;
upon the recsipt whereof, price VIII b. paid CON-
pounded Of the following particulars:
LIST. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
d. A premium on the stock Of the loan author.
sed by the act OF July, 1876, redeemable November
Il 1885, Of six per cents the stock OF the losn an.
thorised by the act of 1872 r-deemahle 3lst Deo.n
her, 1862 If fifteen and shalf per cent the stock
of the loans authorized by the acts 81 ss7 and 1875
and redeemable, the former the 3lst Decemher,
1867 and the latter on the 30th June 1852 Of twen.
tyone per cent; and on the stock Of the loan su-
thorized by the act If 1850. and rcdermahe on the
2Iez of December, 1854 commonly called the Tey
indemnify ten per cent
lst of Jsny 1854 TO the date of receipt snd satte
msut ct the treasury. with the allowance flor the
money to reach the owner Of enc days interest in
addition.
PAYMENT for said stocks will he made in dram, Of
the Treasurer Of the United states, the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia a.
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary Of the Treasury.
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THE NOTES OFTHE

THE NOTES OF THE
Southern Manufacturers Bank
A RE redeemed at par by the subscriber.
"A Office opposite Treasury Department. corner
OF 18th and F streets. HENRY NJ. NOURSE,
Agent Southern Manufacturers Bank.
sen 3-tf
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Ca Ard.
10 the Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,


HENRY WElRMAN'S Ladies' Misses, and Chi
Il dren's French Shoes sold nv the under
isncd, on 18th street, just above COrcoran Rigs
Banking House. in his new building, with the high
marble steps, where he will We Ladies; orders
ana Keep constantly on hand every variety Of La
dies Misses and Childrens French CATER " aItinr
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters Shippers. nc
made to order by II. Weiman, Of Phiadciplia Of
e pest french Cater materials, and IN the latest
farlsian styles. These Caters entirely different
rom what are generally known ass!op shop shoes
Deing all custom work, OF superior workmanship,
ana warranted To give perfect satisfaction.
Lauies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy,
VIII consult their interest by giving a call and
examine tor themselves. &. WEIRNAN
18th ST, just above Corcoran & Riggs
aug le-lyeo Banking House.
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PHENIx PLANING SAW MILL,

Cash, BLIND, DOOR AND MOULDING MANU-.
- FACTORY.-The subscriber having just COM
pleted the above establishment, and furnished it
throughout with new machinery Of the very best and
most improved style, is now prepared to manufac-
ture in the neatest and best manner, and upon the
most reasonable terms. all descriptions of Sash,
Blinds Doors, and Mouldinss and to dress Flooring
Misunderstanding, &c. All the apore articles always
on hand, for sale. JOSEPH L. SEMMES
nov la-dSm Georgetown, d. G..
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SOMETHING EXQUISITE!

OVHE I1IIINU I1IAVH IlJII II
CEVENTY-TWO MINIATURE BOTTLES of fine
- EXTRACTS for 81 Is. These extracts are des-
tined to supcrcede the use of every other kind now
for sale. In small fancy Boxes for % cts.
WIMER, 9th street.
Also, fresh supply of new MUSIC received.
dec 23-tf
FLOWERS FROM STRATFORD-ON-AVO
Il Gatherings from the Orchard" and "Exotic
Birds"
These beautifully illuminated Books, with choice
selection of the Standard Poets, and other Works u
elegant and tasteful bindings. Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
dec 21-tf near 9th street
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Washington Branch RuiIrcnd
% nE &1aag

vTNRAlNS Run AS FOLLOWS:
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6 and a. M,
81 and p. IN.
On Sunday at 8 a. M, and D. m.
Inc Tram at p. m. IS Express, and stops only st
Annapolis junction and Relay; the Others at al wsy
stations. " WY
Trans at a. m and 3x p. M, connect with An
naPolis f'i
IraiHs al a. m. and p m, connect West.
Trains at 6 and a. NJ and ( m m conrao, r.,
rare from w Arlington TO Baltimore : 81 Is
~ 90 do and return 50
Do 90 Annapolis " IS
, DO 90 do and return = so
The round trip tickets must in an cases be pro
cured al the once, and are good for the day upon
which uey are Issued. T. PARSONS,
io-u Agent.
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ADAMS & HASKINS,
ARCHITEOTS.

Office on Pennsylvania dpenae, tettoeen 10th dno
11th streets, Wilmington, ID. G.
DLANs, Specifications, Estimates and Contracts
i for new buildings prepared and their erection
superintendent.
Old Buildings altered and modernized.
Draushts and Specifications OF Patents and Draw
ings of every descriptions executed.
REFERENCES:
Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner General Land
Office.
Hon. B. 3. French, Commissioner Public Build
ings. 90,
Capt. b. s. Alexander, u. S. Army.
Professor Charles c. Jewett, Smithsonian lnstitu-
ton.
DR.. Vim. p. Johnston. nov 22-eot
FERDINAND MOULT0N,
Attorney and COUnsellOr.at.Law
AT IRVING HOTEL, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
sep 23-tf-
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NATIONAL GUARDS
C0TIll0N PARTY,

FINHE "NATI0NAL GUARD take pleasure in an.
Il nouncing to their friends and the public gene
rally that they will give Cotillon Party at Island
Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, January the 10th,
1854
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
Particulars given in future notice.
5-St%
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AT COST

AT COST
IN GRAPE SHAWLS, all qualities
w Amongst which may be found very rich EN-.
broidered
Also, our stock of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks, at
cost.
With our entire stock of
DRY GOODS.
Embracing all the most recent styles of
DRESS GOODS.
With every article found in well selected stock.
Contemplating change in our firm next month,
it is desirable that the stock be greatly reduced by
that time, will therefore sell stock without
the reservation of any article for month, for
cash only, at cost.
chance is thus offered for the time men ton
ed of selecting from stock of the choicest goods
in this section of the country, prices lower than
many articles can be had at wholesale prices in New
York city. L. MYERS Il Co,
Iron Hall Dry Goods Store,
Ia. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
dec 10-lm
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
Name. Ledres For Days.
HERMANN. southampton. New York. Dec. 7
City of Manch'r. Liverpool =. PhiiadeI'a Dec :
Curiew.. New York. Bermuda. Jan. Z
{C7- The Califomi, Mail Steamers sail from New
York on the 9Th and Doth of each month.
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China, Glass, and EarthenWare Es.
tabltsh ment,
It'll street, bef,ueen Louisiana aueaae and d st.
fNHE subscriber has just received from the North
a splendid assortment of China, Glass and
Earthenware; also, magnificent Girandoles and
Lamps # many patterns, adapted for halls and par
lors.
Paints, boiled and raw, linseed OIL putty, window
glass of every variety, always on hand
Clocks, Brushes, &c, and every article for general
housekeeping kept for sale. .
G. 8. WHITTLESEY,
dec 3-n It'll street.
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w. w. NEWMAN,

FRENCH NJ K II NOS, all coIers, very
Il cheap
Parametta Cloths, in every color and quality.
French Mousselaines, white. black, and colored
Cashmere Plaids, Sack Flannels, Of every color
SILKS.
White, pink, blue, aud black water"d Silks
Black Silks of eveey width and quality
Also, many other goods not mentioned, all OF
which Will be sold cheap, by
WIZ. r. RILEY,
Corner Sth street, opp. Centre Market.
dec I'm
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JOHN HITZ,
GENERAL MINING AGENT,
Address Box 1876, Washington, D. @.
JOHN HIT
'a' N. CARROLL MASON,
Attorney and usellOr.0tsL0w,

WASHINGTON, ID. G..
NTlLL attend TO sill business connected with his
w profession, and aleo to the prosecution OF
claims against tbe General Government
Once in the east wing sf the City Hail.
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AT ARNY's CONFECTIONERY.

AT ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
M lNCED MEAT, ready for use, in jars of 4 to
WI pounds, and in bulk in quantity to suit Gus
toners.
splendid and extensive assortment of French
CONNECTIONS and Candies.
An assortment of Fancy Goods, Perfumsry, &c,
suitable for the coming Holidays.
Cakes Of all kinds and all Sizes Ice-cresms. Jees
Charlottee, &c made to order al short notice, Din
ners, Balls, Soirees, &C., furnished promptly at
E ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY,
dee 5-eo15t Bridge street. Georgetown.
r. B. BARRARIN,
ri DENTIST,
CONGRESS STREET. FIVE DOORS NORTH OF BRIDGE ST..
GEORGETOWN, D. c.
nov 18-H
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FINE .JEWET,RY

III o. HOOD has just received direct from the
Ill. manufacturers q rich and fashionable
sortment Of fine Breastpins, Earrings, Cufpins,
Locksts, Watches, Dc, which he offers at ok per
cent less than goods Of like quality be bought
for elsewhere in this vicinity.
Please call and examine the goods and prices at
the New Jewelry Store, on Pa. avenue, between AZ
and 9th streets, Sign of the Lsrge Spread Eagle.
9J- All kinds Of fine Watches carefully repaired
by W. ". HOLLINGSW0RTH.
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY.

IVIO h1NO CUNT EC IIONEh1.
WISH to inform my friends and the public gene
L rally that have large stock of German and
French Toys and fancy Boxes. Also, q general as
sortment of Confectionery and fruits Raisips, AL.
monds, Fiiberts, Prunes, English Walnuts, Figs Pc
can Nuts and Pea Nuts.
Gum, Chocolate, Strawberry. Rosebud Pine Ap-
pie, Orange. Apple, Raspberry. Bottle, Jenny Lind,
vernilla. Pear, and Nectar Drops. Pearce Balls
Also, constantly on hand all kinds of Candy and
Cakes, at wholesale and retail
Parties served at the shortest notice by
URIAH HEETER,
High St, near Bridge st., Georgetown.
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ANNIVERSARY BALL
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL S0CIE


COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
TUE Executive Committee appointed to make the
Il necessary arrangements respectfully make
known to the public that the contemplated Ball of
the COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY will
take place at JACKSON HALL, on MONDAY, the
9Th of January. 1854.
Every arrangement will be made to insure salts
faction.
A. Tickets TWO DOLLARs-admitting a gentle.
man and ladies' =
MANAGERS.-(Bgue Rosette) .
Ciaxton, Abraham Cook, Jas Charles,
Jas Chedal, W R Mclean. Barnard
hiopfer, Fitzgerald, ] T Dennsop,
u Cation, VIM Marie WV Cnrran
y j. smith, g w Morris, Wa Kennedy
Mattingly, J Halliday, Bowling,
wilkins, schober, w Woodward,
j Larcomb, j McQuilan, Seth Eliot.
J Jack, &c Poole, ECDyer
J Sessford, Kirby, ia Trenhslm.
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION AND RECEPTION.
(WltHe Rosehe)
Jas English, P Brown. Bowen,
J VI Judge, j McIntire, Cogswell,
MCPHERSON, @ Rock, Cunningham,
Joel Brown, F Detwiler, Robinson,
Gienroy, Halleck, A j McGuiggan,
q Wilmington, JB Williamson J Franzoni.
COMMITTEE ON REFRESHMENTS,
Blue Rosctte)
Geo Cochran, Thos Howard,
BCw Wright JOS " Davis, g.
VIM T. Morocco, Thos. Rich.
FLOOR MANAGERS.-(Red Rosette)
VIM. Jones, VIM. Belt.
Efr Gentlemen wishing invitation cards sent to
ladies' will forthwith hand their names, with resi-
dences, TO member of the Committee
dec 13-2aw st
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Cash to Loan In Sums to Suit
DY LLOYD CO.. Claim, Pension, and Bounty
ID land Agents, 18th street, opposite the Treasury,
Washington, ID. C.
. Cash advanced on Claims, &c,
Claims before Congress or TIE United States that
have been abandoned by other agents as toortIeSs,
have been successfully prosecuted by US. Letters
addressed as above, post paid, will be promptly at
ended to. dec l3-
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j. HALL MOORE, Dentist, (for
Ok tie last five years assistant in the
SLlly oftsce Of Messrs. Parmee 4 Malster)
offers his professional services to the cit
liens Of Washington and vicinity.
Office west side of 18th, near street. Office hours
from a M to p. m. 2-dtf-
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BRIT KNIGHT BALL
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY,

AT CARUSI'S SALUUN,
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, 1854.
TINHE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY respectfully
L announce to their friends and the public gener-
ally that they Will give their Sixth Annual Ball at
Carusi's Saloon on MONDAY EVENING, January
To- 1854,
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YJRGNTA-KANSAS.
2 Of TIM y Y Trlhnne.

Correspondence Of The Y Tribune.
LEXINGTON, Va, Wednesday, July ~ 1914.
In the crowd of those who feek the Territory OF
Kansas Western Virginia will not be unrepresented,
as numbers Of young are seeking to DC ready
in due time to 90 out.
The counties west Of this will send hundreds next
season.
How will they feel upon the Slavery question
They will 90 to Kansas to he make 1t free state
what " esten Virginia would like TO see this Com
monwealtb
Let the North do its duty promptly, and all viii be
well in Kansas Ii Is fine country for industry, and
is open TO all.
Many and many young man now in the City OF
Eew-lork should be at on the way. 1t il latd
of promise and will be one of real iulhllment Large
towns will arise and young not worth
dollar can 90 out and in three years count their hOus
ands if it be their will to do 80. The last Slave State
has been admitted into this Union that will ever come
in if the North is in this instance true TO itself
Southern Shareholders are getting frightened about
the idea of taking their negroes to Kansas and Will
not think of doing if the tide sets in strong from the
free States, as it is believed it Will. j. VI. b.
Remarks.--If Western Virginia really wants tn be
Free, why don't she say 50 and act 80 Why con-
sent 10 be- forever weighed down by Slavery without
making even a struggle for deliycrance? Aud why
especially does she send Members of Congress who
vote solid to open Kansas and Nebraska to Slavery
and are in every way the most supple Instruments Of
the Slave Power2 Men, if men you are why do Mt
you act as if you were SO
AS to young men getting suddenly rich in Kansas
very few are likely TO do So and it were un~iSe and
mischievous to excite false hopes. Kansas contains
much good land, aud he who gets in crop there,
either this Fall next Spring may count confidently
on selling it at good price. Young men able AMI
willing to work steadily, and who know hop to work.
may do we'll in Kansas--or, indeed almost anywhere
else. But it is rather annoying to those of us who
have worked hard these twenty or thirty years with
out getting rich yet. to hear that there is place
where pcormen may become rich in three years. Rely
on it, the laws of the Universe do not favor poor
man g setting rich suddenly-and it is well for us
all that the! don't. 3D.
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HEALTH or CHIC. iGO.


FREMONT House.. CHICAGO, J,hy ~, 1854
When arrived in Chicago was led 70 suppose
that II was exceedingly dangerous as an e1 'erneni
30 stop here any length Of time but after a .eol"un
here If Week have become one Of the 'unterrhad
great noise has been created abroad stimulated cor
fideraby ~ letters puhiFhed IN The Nslc York Hra
but can assure you that most of the alarming reports
are excessively stupid and extremely ridiculous The
mortality here has not been serious az any time and
particularly during NY stay was Informed before
here that the number Of deaths per diem could
be safely estimated at one hundred while on some
days the number Of Derments had been estimated By
the beet informed, at from hundred AID fifty to
something over two hundred. To any one here all
tile seems very absurd yet these rumors have bad
effect upon the business Of the place. The simple
truth appears to be that although there has been
siderable sickness here, il confined mainly to rhe
emgr2lt population who arrived by over-crowded
cars, and generally i'll when they reached here.
be native population has not suffered more than
expected at this OF the year. They have hsd
some pretty scorchng weather and Chicago is not
properly situated for healthy town.
Bis city Is progressing rapidly than any other
in the est. New buildings generally substantial aud
many Of them beautiful structures strike the eye on
every haId and the number OF people who arrive here
daily is perfectly astonishing The fremont House
under the supervision Of the brothers Gage formerly of
Boston, may be said 10 be doing "a smashing bust
mess"
I he railroad interest which Is centered here yUu
aware, is very heavy and capitalists from the east
investing largely The operations OF Schuyler have
not seriously disaanged their local affairs although it
was feared at time that such would be tie case
No railroad coming into Chicago is losing money, ami
everything with them seems 10 be prosperous
There is one thing which particularly attracts the at
tenton of travellers here the entire absence Of
pavements. The streets. whenever paved, are. with
out an exception paved with plank | think the ex-
peHsc must be far greater in the end, although the in
fernal din is avoided in great measure. | rather
like il Oh that account +. T.
The strikes sided and unssory tie
ofheslh but we let pass for o. much as III
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PUBLIC MEETINGS
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

special meeting of this Board held last evening"
Present 81 Commissioners.
In The absence of DR.. Williams, Commissioner WATER
called 10 the chair.
communication from the School Officers of the
SeV euth Ward, nominating james T. Bremner Trustee
for said Ward in place OF j. c. Macy, gned,
ferIed the Committed Elections and Qudiinc
An application from the Twelfth Ward Officers for
furnaces Ward Station No. 81 referred to the Com
nIttee Warming, sc.
A communication from Commissioner Adds, resign.ng
hs Office as member of the Board ordered on file
On motion OF Mr.. SMITH, the Committee Supplies
directed TO report the bids received tor furnishing the
schools with fuel, the amount OF fuel required &c.
report OF the Committee on Repairs 10 favor of ap-
preparation of So 423, for the rebuilding of the Primary
School in Cannon-si., Eleventh Ward was adopted.
a report of the Committee Sites and School Houses
in favor of plans for school in Thirty ST.,
Twenty first Ward adopted.
port of the Auditing Committee in favor of paying
bills for sundry expenses Of the Board adopted.
report of the Finance Committee IN favor Of APPROX
ing for building school Seventeenth St,
Sixteenth " ard adopted,
The Board then went INTO Committee of the Whole on
the subject Teachers Salaries but after discussion
the Committee rose reported progress, and asked leave TO
sit az ain on the third Wednesday OF September, which
granted.
Mr. JONES offered resolution that the salary of Thomas
T. Is, nne be fixed at $3.50, but the vote being taken
there quorum present, and the Board adjourned
til " edi esdGy next.
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON WednesdAv InlY 26

~
WASHINGTON Wednesday. July 26, 1884.
There is an epidemic raging here for ferreting out
frauds and since the lead by the Letcherous Com
mttee on Colts extension there have been some half
dozen others raised and several more expected, on
all sorts of vilanies These epidemics occur every
few years The Tobias Watkins epidemic in General
.Jackson's dsy the Sam SwartwOut epidemic in Van
Bureb's day the Galphin and Gardiner epldemics IN
later DAYS and the Schuyler epidemic in this our day,
are but the symptom OF a financial cholera over
running the country Ii is contagious and fatal in
almost every case Il is said that there is to be
Committee raised on John Wentworth Of Illinois who
is said to be the honorable person who, under au
th0Iiiy Of Col FOrney, the honest Clerk ofhe House
of Representatives. altered by interpretations bill
after il had passed the House 20 suit western Rail
road Company Wentworth has always stood high,
although malicious people charged him with some
low practices some years since about stationery Inc
stationery has since been looked after and locked up
of course after The horse was stolen.
The President is feeble and it is said that he has not
constitution enough for the River and Harbor bill ne
will yOnit or it, as sure ID is presented to hn
In Es present exhaust'd condition New ORR was nor
ored few days since by Of its besOtted meDlgeI
enactng a Pewter Mug scene in the House nc hd1
to be cot cut of the House in double quch uhc anu
sobered. How long will New York members alternate
between prison and palace, and bear me TUE o.
Hon, n bic Members of Congress- win the character
taste and habits OF cOnyicsi Aas lot the degeheracy
of the times Few years since the miners o western
New ork debated whether they should send Mitchell
IN state Prison or Congress. The mers' taste for
toll prevailed and they sent Mitchell to Congress- and
no stferuard went to State Prison aud died there. 1t
sppears from the investigation that two clerks III the
csiito were applied to to alter the Railroad bill alter
II had passed but they refused, when Col. Forney
took into his private rOom and was done to order