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DIR. monsE's IsvIGoHArIsG COL1AAL,
= Ph~nesLaeA,oa ial fisaiciao.

nEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LENG1HENED BY DR.
rs the properties attributed nvgorang
Cor deemed iabuloas The public OFTEN
dscover but nc undeniabe facts ueed BY witnesses ohe
highest class umphng over all doubts In
creduli II overown by mass testimony which perfectly If
The Elixir remedies in cases. deporabe evils arising
which make up the wonder
function with that mysterious compound agency Of
:9S %sS
only of that which
s
@ s e ss ssa q sax ss % s
victim Of the individual suffering from gen
relief from me use Of mi.
prove complete and uning safeguard against that terrible maa
% se % s reach
cse despair The Elixir deals with disease as
'' REBUILD rnx Broken CONSTRUCTION.
The arrangements system, leading Diseases and
disease 90 that would
in ne ss y %
meye an,ness exercise, terrifying dreams.
inability remnin place position weakness Of the
alhus, sinking stomach, female Irregularities chronic
ss hs al Soss
from organic causes beyond The reach Of medicine
structural diseases. ii is avcrred that
noRsx's IxuaosAr1xs ELIXIR
regularity activity, only
q s AZ aIs fet Ss we
ntsA with ths nervo. s,sm and that hs Of he
dease Elixir Cordial the
only reliable preparation known.
NERVOUS DIarAsEs
convey adequate idea OF the immediate and
and shattered Whether broken down by
weak By ~ Sn'Iuas and re-
The mental and physical Of M % vanish TO- To-
the reach the INST and ssSs S 1t its
MEDICINAL WONDER
ofe nineteenth century is the first scientific in The
srrxuLAxr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION.
pIspaon. snS ali The Of
and well be said Of him who n M them last
s IL s 10
ion viii depies.ons tendency
% s sssss s I'd
p!o.ion asi,y inability sleep, diseases
10 p n 81 @
constipation &c &C., from wha,evsr cause arising, 4 H. II
Of pale complexion or nb are restored by
bottle bloom and vigor, changing the skin
palc yellow uckly beautiful fond complexion
hoRsE's lxvaoRArtSa
the matea ncdca hitherto uneard
ofa s.imuant wl.,u. a rescton.
great sa % os Of be IN
authority sciences dscovercd the production in Araha where
wonderfully
produced upon the In the wonderful power sndu
exhibited the Arab, of both
pgmsgcs, attributable Of this vtaizng
herb
Morse lnvigoung Cordial has been counterfeit
cd uBpincipIed persons.
In future genuine will proprieiors
ame pasted cork BOTTLE and the following
in sass; HDr Morse' Invsora'ns Cordin,' c. H.
Ring, proprietor, N. Y. A'
FRios 1 r Va n Fan r w.
c. H. RING proprietor,
.H. 1872 broadway, New York.
by druggists throughout the United States, Canada
West Indies.
Agent Washington city, Y. d. Gilman in baltimore,
y. Hance.
lar Sd
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fNo. 527J
Sales OF Alternate Sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby gven that in Of
IN going number Of meFitorious actual sst
Of short and ether uniows would
Tor the lands the public sales Of the Un
sections along the of the SouSea Pa
the of advertised In No.
52 following Offices in December
President has ordered those sales 10 be postponed
and take place follows, to wit: t taH
tho land Office ST. Louis commencing Monday the 9Th
August next
Jackson, commencing Monday, the l3
August next
Office Cnton commencing Monday, the l3h
August next.
Al land Office Springfield, commencing Monday, the a
Of August next
under haad the General Land Ohce at the city
Washington fifth day Of December A. D. thousand e
hundred and dny-four
BY order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Dec 7--iaw6w Commissions.
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Coiiector's once, August 1, 1854.

Collectors ONCE, August I, 1854
IN hereby given that the year s4 DUE
and payable at this once and that deduction Of
allowed by law for the
r.. ], ROCHE,
Anc 3-eotdn Collector.
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HU +
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAu.ROAD.

On and after T4esday, Nosea"1sr I, 1854,
nE daily fur Gosdonsvne
diase * O'Clock, the arrival Of The
from Washington giving ample time for breakfast on board Coz
MsnAses with for otasbuW
rsnton Wgyrentoa, and
Virginia railroad for Echmond
i0tlesvile, and Ssaunton. ...ra
The Gordonsse daily for Alexandra and nermeda
19 O'Clock arrival Of OF
Virginia railroad from Rehmsnd, Charlottesville, and
Staunion.
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University of Louisiana

Medical Department.
Monday November 49, and will terminate in the
March.
James Jones' NJ D., Professor Of Practice Of Medicine,
]. l., Rddeil, M. ID Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M. D., Professor OF Surgery.
A. II. CeDas, NJ d., Professor OF Obstetrics.
A. j. Wcdderburn, NJ, D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
Gus,avus A. Mott, NJ. D., Professor of Maera Medca.
Thomas Hunt NJ ~ Professor Of Physiology and Pathology.
smm sumeu"S p cSoan NJ Demonstrators of Anatomy
will be open third Monday in oc
tobcr.
The faculty visiting physicians Of the Charity
Hosp attend this November to April
The students the professors their visits, and free of
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during eight hundred persons
scrihcd for daily.
patients thirteen thousand hun
dred and 7fty nine. a..- ..,...
THOMAS HUNT, NJ d., Dean
Aug ll--lawtNovl
UMgERhe having Established themselves
ii lumber business et VIM
all articles
lie terms. They solicit share OF public patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT 4 co.
June fG--cof
A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegasy furnished
and convcncnces
ION travelling public,
Dco II -dly
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EMBROIDERIES. LACE GOODS, Skc.-The subscribers
have this day received full and
goods the last Paris Styles embracing ali
which the attention the Iadess respectfully
rs Maltese chemizets and sleeves, In
25 Maltese coiaretts and sleeves do s+A1
Is richly embroidered muslin SETS Valences trimmed
10 do do Maltese do
rs do muslin colaretn and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
rs do do camhyic
y richly do camhric skiss for open dresses
$50 do do pocket handk erchefs
Is pieces Maltese laces and edgnss, all widths
100 do vaences aces, edgngs, nsortinas
so do English thread lacss odsings inserings
IS do cambric founcIngs and Tuhninss
rs do Swiss muslins, dOuncings, and bands
100 do embroidered dmity bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and csmbric sleeves
25 dozen long and shon
Also, varieiy Of aces,
hrcs embroidered muns lawns
Gloves hosiery, &c.
sepa-aaw4wn HooE BROTHER, co.
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Y ANTHONY, No. 3Os Broadway, New York, man
Es ulacnrer Of dagueFrcoype apparatus, mangs, pres
&c and importer Of plats chemicals fancy frames M
caiope and chemicals for paper pcarcs and me
ras Of every description.
Case makers supplied with materials for manufacturing
c. O. Harrison celebrated cameras also, Voigtlander Sbo
always on hand. ~
306 broadway, June II, 1854.
Inn
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Law school Cumberland University, At Lebanon,
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruthcrs, late one Of the circu
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, Of tho Judges the supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfed L. Ridley, the of
Judges Cauthrs Green dew their whole time exclusively
to the school.
Plan Of inr4etion1. Daily examinations each
books No regular Of lectures but o
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly nnd equity, which
Of facts given profr
sors prosecute through NIL processes ae
practice The framed require them prepare
Deeds Wills records and all Of documents be read n
dence the trials Some Of me cases are taken BY appeal
which 10 held monthly in the class andh
public the end Of every session The students act clerks
f jurors circuit Judges and chancelors and In other official
bacities connected with their suits.
SeonsThe FIRST session the third Monday ss
tembe ends third Thursday February The second con
the succeeding Monday in February and ends sce
Thursday in July.
Expenses per fee $780, advance connsE
boaIdDg about Q50 Students furnish boob
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete course, tho M
No previous study required fo
There regular classes. may
any time during the collegiate year.
There is moot legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate year eyhty-dx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb Il--eoiy President Board of Trustees
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NHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER CO..
American Vanilla cocoa and broma
to which first premiums have been awarded by
the United States, uad by their agents: n 707- =
Hussey Murray, New Twes PhiadeIphla
Thomas v. Brundige BALTIMORE; Kennel
Ohio and 8. H. HOWELL Georgetown, D. Q.
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester Mass,
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DxrAsrnHxr,

August ~ 1854.
Notice hereby the the following described
United States, department prepared par
the t day Of No
next portions stocks amounting In the aggregate
$3sio,00o the and hereinafter
toned, wit;
The stated
preference will given of which said stocks
may offered. The certificates duly assigned The United
sates parties who the thereof
transmitted this department; the receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following parcuaTs
l. The value, specified In each certificate
stock OF the loan authorized hy the act OF
July redeemabe November H. 1855, of the
the OF 1872 edeensbe 3st De-
cember the stock OF the loans authorized
by s4s redeeabe the former the 3i
December Both June, 1868 of 6
authorized by the act of ios and
1864 commonly called the Texan
indemnify Gper cent
par certificate from the l of July,
receipt Treasury with the
or money reach owDe OF day interest
in addition.
will be made drafts Of the Treasurer OF
Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia the parties may direct
will be entitled benefit OF this notice
said Goth day of November next
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Of the Treasury
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University Of MARYLAND.

School Of Msdicine
TUE forty seventh begin ON Monday October O. 1854
l. and end on the LIST Of March, 1855. ~ - - =
rnncpes ana pracnce of Surgery, N. n. Smith, NJ. d.
Principle and Practice OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, M n
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Koby, N. d.
Obstetrics Richard II. Thomas, N. d.
NJ. ID. s'''
Practical Anatomy, u. B. Smith, M. D.
Clinical instruction lnhrmary belonging
and containing hundred afty beds. ''
Fees for the loctures $50 fe 05
$40 WILLIAM r.. A. AIKEN M, ~ ~'
Sep f-2awt9hOct Dean.
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To the heirs Of John Orr and Henry GuenaN
Cor Quinend)

Tor Quinend.)
UsIrkD NAVAL ASYLUM,
Philadelphia, December 5, 1854
John ORR, (coored landman beneficiary at this institution
hereo the 9th of July last.
Henry Guenard ounend) marine, aad beneficiary died here
l7ih utimo ,a p M as- H.F
heirs
Dec-7-aw4w ra
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The time during stocks will be purchased
by upon specified hereby extend
ed December next, inclusive.
will closed the LIST December, when
becomes vested in the ockhoder
date inscribed stock in addition TO the
assignment United States assignment
the spckhoder thereon Where the inter
assigned where the payable the LIST
transmitted with the
certificates premium days interest only Cess interest
from the time of redemption january included with
the principal in the settlement
lanes GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, 1854
Nov l9-dt3istDecinif
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RELLs! BELLs' BELLS For churches academies, fac
steamboats,, plantations, made and
kept constantly hand by the subscribers
shed md enlarged founy which has been operation thirty
of
that their bells world wide celebrity for volume OF
quality The present propeors recently
applying Of loan moulding iron to bell casting
which perc casting and even empe and an ev
excellence Of their they
anuay, 1854 first premium Ia silver medaI Of the
New York, all Others this
and Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal diplomas that has awarded They
keep hand bells variety of
weight they furnish order chimes number
BELLE throughout
States and Canadas Their hansnss comprising recent and
improvements, OF yoke,
arms which may turned the bei spring
cfappe pro,ongng tho sound iron rame ionR
counfcpOise STOP steamboats,, seamrhps, their
revolving yoke fancy hansnss in brass bronze Of
furnished We supply whole of
improved hanyng ehang bells fother proper
specifications being given. Old belts taken In exchange.
Surveyors descriptions
Being conncxion with the principal all d
rarond canal river orders with
dospa,ch which, either personally or by communication
,pecfuy solicited. - - -
A. MENEEl.Y's SONS,
Feb 94--dly West Troy, Albany CO, NJ Y.
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ruKousu TIoxErr. :

For Lynchbug connecting wiih the stAsea ~ Charlottesville
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
New Market connecting with the stages
pepper Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
For Winchester daily connecting with the stages at Piedmont
MiddIeburg daily with The the Plains
Per order: w. b. BkOCkbIT, Agent
Nov 7--d6
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Ths new YORK and Liverpool Unissd states MAIL
04saWary.
The sasipe comprising this line are |;

These having bttn buIIt cOntfact
LR prcssiy for government service, every
xZRNTtAkcn In their consructon engines
10 insure strength and speed; and their accos'mo
unequaIled
Price OF passage New York Liverpool cabin 3lo
cabin e70 E1casive use Of 1900
From Liverpool o New York. 30 and f20
An attached to each chip.
No ber,hs be secured until paid for.
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+. s,.ider's" Wines, Philad eiphia.

!" Sniders" Wines, Philadelphia.
JOHN " SNIDER dealer in wines the former oidesxbshcd
y Jacob Snide No 76 Walnut
below Fourth will be supplied with wines
aud TInors on the most accommodating terms.
JACOB SNiDER JR for tho Of foreign
office No Is Walnut street. where he prepared receive orders
special importation Of wines
quantities single dozen upwards; and socs
Vaughan snder, patronage
All wines delivered Washington by "Adams's ExPress
free of freight
June 9-dly .
EEtliNCH and Engiish boarding and day school for
ladies' by NJ A. Tyson and 5ses, street, between
18th l3th Washington, d.
be Monday 18th September pupils
desired be their For terms,
be had al all the principal bookstores in the CITY,
Aug i0-eodtiSth Sept [Star]
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The boats carrying the United States mail will
regular trips The Alabama the la Of Nove,
leaving daily Montgomery daily % the
ears, connecting daily Aoagomssy
the cars al Mobile the New Orteaus mni beats
One Of will Selma
six O'Clock, Ia. .lt.aa
will commanded by able and
officers excron the comfu and safety
of passengers . -
per barrel and dollar bale of cotton
having elegant accommodations apply
oct :a7-I6m cox, BRAINARD, 4 CO.
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kK. A~
SN .n: d.p H. Hc ~ aEs.HnS ns n. csp M
These steamers Southampton going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILiNG-lssA
e: !: :;;Ts'
M.aas'oa ss,ssy As1 ADs e n.1is nss g.
WssSina.on. ..s:s.as.y, asy Ny jass Is
Ms.sa.,oa s:;s.sa:y !sss ss Is Aasi
Aa a Sssss.ss
Hermann. Saturday 1sioSs, :: novsaSsI9 ns.s.s
Maanson s:'aasy -
Ws.a,sson s sss ass 1s ls
z.%.as July jsS' u %s:aa:'on lsi
roresh' or PASSAGE apply q b. SAND IS South ..sY
HAar1NExT, cRosKSY, 'ss1sa, = Co, southampton.
WILLIAM IsELlN. Haue
Polytechnic College OF tho state Of PennsyIvanin
Perm Sq4are, PAnade,pAta.
THIS College, plan Of the Of
afford thorough professional
Asb 4sD THE ME-
The ne session will commence on Monday se
civil engineering. Professor sem a. Peabody
Mining engineering, geology minealosy, Prof W. H. b.
Msehacsl philosophy and the principles Of machinery, Po
Peabody and Kennedy. s
Terms for each department per session, Sl5
Mechanical typographical drawing, Prof. John
Kern.
French md Spanish, v. Amari.
German, Prof u. II. Enrup.
laboratory chemistry daily
academca department, under OF B. Boucher A.
which younger students
and be rapidly prepared for the College
boarding.
&c. obtained addressing Alfred Kennedy, Poly
tecinc College, philadelphia.
7 MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board of Trustees
JonN McIxrYRs, Secretary.
Aug 81 -WedSathTueslm
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- NEW YORK, BREMEN AND SOUTH
AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
TON, Capt. T. NJ. Pitch, HERMANN. Capt. f. ftis-
sins.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR Remit several
houses with
Kendall Green, little than from
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar
She'd stable EACH and
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion the city,
and In full view Of the Capitol =
The approach by 7h aud Delaware
street.
An omnibus ne for usual are hns been established
the route and day between Kendall
Presidents Square, leaving and
Centre Market, stand OK 3k
O'Clock = - -
Rent--twO hundred dollars
The houses not taken for inspection and
by applying VIM Stckney who lives Cottage
self at my rsLidence, naar the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-sodH 80
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f,OLUMHIAS COLLEGE,, WashinRton, ID. q The lhir-
~ fourth of Columbian College will begin
"Wednesday and
June Students have the choice Of pursuing the cacAi
dies for the degree OF bachelor scientific
degree Of bachelor Of philosophy The college
about hundred dollars information
address The President Of Columbian College, Washington D. C
Aug 4-eod3w.
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Mobile and Montgomery U. s. Daily Mail Line.
CoNsisTING of the following substantial fast
running passenger steamers, viz;
MESSENGER,
c0BA.
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rEsrB IRON ScAIDe-Jamcs McDcrmott, Irish Ia
borer made application for eploy In the sugar
refinery at the OF West and Lght on the
Sd insant and was engaged 10 the 5th instant
Before leaving the promises he TO wash ha hands In
a Iail Of water In the On his way towards ths
Ian he accidentally fell into vat containing boiling
sugar, and was scalded In . very manner. He
Thursday. Coroner Gamble held inquest the
body, and verdict Of accidental death rendered
Iecstac was 20 years Of sge
FATAL ACCIDENT IN A BRgwEBy.-Coroner Wilhelm yes
tsiosy held inquest upon tho body Of Chrstophs
Gibson, ~ho crushed to death. II appeared he
certed vas oil!ng tho machinery, when he was
caught In the fy wheel The accident occurred In the
brewery of Mr.. p Read. 2l7 East Thirteenth street.
Fousp DRowNm.-Coroner Hilton yesterday held
Inquest upon the body Of an unknown man. who was
found floating In the East River pier A. yesterday
morning. The body tafen to 252 South street,
~bere the inquest held No masks Of violence
discovered upon the body. verdict Of death by
ing rendered Decreased about Ave feet seven
inches in height, Of . Hight completion; had plaid
cotton cavat black satin vest black pants and
tosd btots. The BODY appeared to have been In the
water about a week.
tHoIrRA,-Coioncr Hilton yesterday held inquest
upon the body OF John Gallagher who died Of cholera
HIS wife also attach and the cholera hospi
tai The prtnisesN No 2s Oak street. where the deceased
resided, were 10 most alsby condition, and II Ia said
that lately six deaths from chcIers have oscured In them
ec' astd was native OF Ireland, 10 years age.
FtrlL ACf1FNT,- Yesterday Coroner G0mhi- held an
INQUEST upon the BODY OF John Murray at the New York
boipi, II appeared that the deceased died from the
eject of In ores receives the 14th Of Jane last Do
ctstsd work at public house 923 south William
street wlea dumb waiter l,vered upon him cans-
ing nuries which refutci in his deah The jury
ed verdict Of death corresponding - the above facts
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The Guspcwder Explosion ~t Dorchester.
CITIZENS MEETING AT DORcHssrKR AND xILroS

lFrom the Boston Traveller, July eI
PursusDt TO notice large aud spirii.d ma.hsx OF tho
citiytps of orch~ser and Milton Lower Mills wss seis
Sn "Wednesday Afternoon, July &, ~ Riohmoui Hall -
ADOPT nea~uTet concerning the outrage recently sos
m.'ed upon no building In process Of erection Tor
Ca,kslis church.
Ir J. y. spooser sppoined chai' man, AMI Csrns
Bsrwsr, secretary. RI mssks then made bs the
chsrnss ~ N. D. Ssfort. Eco Msssrs Asaph Church
Ill ss1iord ssd T. J Rsser, were sppoinssds ,oa.
mittee 10 prepsr~ series Of yesolusioos After short
interval fns following resolutions reported Al
unanimously adopted.--
Resolved Fiat we re citsene Of Dorchester snA W.
ten Lower his have Rsrped IT tse destrustsu
cbsrch with extreme regret and taks this earliest
oyrcrtuni'y 10 d'cs'e Vunlciy ssS empAaiicsty shst
the act u NOT Indicative ncv expressive OF Tia fessg ~
ksOlved, That cheiiepcs " Law ths pressrvaiSa z
good order end vspsct for the righsof proper w.
erenfsl 10 'he very eStsencoof rgpubicsn goseu
Resolved, That wopiedge ourselves to ~se all lswfu
pesns to teec, snd punish the p perats Of iats
disgi acefnl outrage.
KesoI,@r That ,bs sescctnen be requested n car :
town meeting the earliest possAle day that tho
msy act and spesk In t3 oorporae spacty In urthse
sncc Of the objects Il this meeting ny offering rewar4
for the d. test o the persrs u this outrage suA
by the adoption Of such other q may bo dcoeA
~ visp BILE
Resolved, Thst committee Of Ave b. chosen m Con-
ni'ee OF Vigilance shosc special busines. 1t shall BE- 10
'his matter.
Tuunt to the Last rcsontion the folio wing persons
we've chosen > Committee Of vigiisDcec-NesSrs. A.
ShpIchiil N. \. Stafford, iona warc George Oliver, r. "
Todd.
Voted ia add Messrs. S. Jenkins, Hebard and K J..
Paker 10 this Q. mmtiee.
ysted, That the proceedings Of this meeting b. pub.
lishsd
The meeting was then dissolvsd.
CxHus BRxwKn, Secretary
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NE WS BY TIE l. CIR APH.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
~~~>~~~~~>>~~~~>~>>>s
PRIVATE CLAIMS ACTED ON BY THE SENATE.
Passage Of the Appropriation Bill In tho nsuse.
The Vacant District Atterneyshlp In tho city.
~~~>~~~~>~~~~~>~~>~>.>~-~.s
The Hrie Canal Enlargement.
TERRIBLE ANTI.CATHOLIC RIOT Ar BATH.
CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE
-~~~~~~~~~~>->~~~->>>~~.>>
Dreadful ConAagration in tho West.
Moro Fatal Railroad Accidents.
THE SOUTHERN MARKETS,
&c- DO. 10.
TERRIBLE ANTI.CATnOLIC RIOT AT BATH.
THE SOUTHERN MARKETS,
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THE APPROPRIATION BILL-CoL. PBssToN-coURsB
OF THE VIRGINIA DELEGATiON-THs ADMfNfsrRA-
rI0N AGAIN DHFEATKD-rHK vAoASr DISTRICT Ar
ToREEysHIr-rHEc CANADIAN REClrR00irY TaxArY
AND IT6 PR06PkCT6, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July 7, 1854
The passage BY the House to day Of tho Gner Appro
pratsn BILL containing precisely the features It
did yesterday when It defeated r.gsr ted as
mods egislation. Whatever opinion may entsrtssed
of the appropriation for Western houa there
doubt that the pasaage Of the bill tosv intact 10 due
principally TO the very able In which the subject
was managed by the accomplished uemb~ from Louis
vills Ky-Col Preston-~ho occupies enviaoie pssi.
tion With his party in tbs House
wm ss noticed in the prssssdi.ss that the Virginia
members voted uniformly against tA~oustoo houses un
the ssendmcnt came up for a ssstsa house st Rich
mond, whom losing sight of their bsasted principles
they turned roand and voted for that Virginia
beautiful delegation Of abstra eonists Congress whs
vote for nothing unless It contained In the
Of oe q intended solely for the benefit Of vrgaia
This dsnagoguism will probably be resented after
whs and Virginia VII discover thu neesssty Of being
represented BY mon Of common Both the Water
woss md the transfer Of the spponss power over the
city guard from the Mayor Of Washington to the Prss
dent wore administration measures, and both wore
killed By the House.
Nh said that John McKson has bssn uomina.ed as
District Attorney for New York Poor Westbrook feels
dreAAfuy, after voting for Nebraska aad preseuting
ceracste Of character signed by eighty msmbsrs ani
the President promising bis friends that be should got
the place, to be TINS cheated ont of It. =
The general Impression among Senators Il, that the
Nss and Reciprocity Treaty win mot be acted upon In
any WY this session The Committee Foreign Rsla,
tioas have not touched yet, and manifest dispos
ton TO - Its posponement till next session IL tho
only chance that has for II 1t taken up BY the
Senate new, II would probably be rejected almost With
out dsbste. Lord Elgn's dukedom and Mr. Hineks'
tnigA4Assd somewhat distant, they depepd upon
the rsNaeaton Of the treaty, - II is said.