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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-11

GEORGE Shamhari, Plaintiff against o.
Cain Sutherland, Defendant At the instance
of said Plaintiff, on the 18th day of February A
d 1854, an order of al attachment was issued
by Thomas Higgins, Justice of the Peace OF
Mason Township. Lawrence County, Ohio, for
the sum Of % dollars debt, and supposed A.
mount OF cost ten dollars, against the goods,
attels, stocks, or interest IN stocks, rights,
credits, moneys and effects Of o Cain Sulllcr-
land, non resident OF said County.
March 1854 GEO. SiiAMliARI.
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Sellers Vermifuge is the Best In Use.
HERE is THE PROOF
Licking Station, Ky. Dec. II |

Mr.. n. T.. sELLERs:-I have the pleasure to
inlom you, that have used IN my prac'ice
your celebrated VenniIuge with the most nap.
py results | have formerly used Fahnestocks'
but being persuaded TO try yours, have found
it far superior in every respect, and can say
without the fear of contradiction, that your
vemiGuge possesses more virtue Than any cy-
er used, and most cordially recommend II to
the attention of the public. will state case
where gave one vial Of your Vcrmliuee. My
brothers. child was pning and wasting TO
mere skeleton. In 81 hours after gave him
the vemiiugc, the enormous quantity ol pn-
wards Of six hundred worms were passed. The
child, that was given up for lost, rs now as well
as any child in the neighborliood.
March IA I'm AMBROSE ARNETT, NJ ID.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Daguerrean ROOMS.
READ THIS, EVERYBODY!

READ THIS, EVERY BODY!!
MIX. CLARK has the pleasure OF Informing tho ciii-
zes OF Ironon and vicinity, that he has secured the
assistance Of Mr.. CObuRN whose n III md long
pcricncc IN the Dagncrren art places linn far ahead O
most persons engaged IN H. This IL cmpaticay The
time 10 obian life. like picture OF yourself nnd friends
lie has hand nr assortment al fancy cnscs. some
aud LOVERS, that they lend chnrins to uglincss itself
md win the abiding affections OF the most hcnrtlcss
cognciic. Old men and iia'rous, Young men and
innidcns. please give linn cpll ut his rooms over
Nxon's varicy Store, Second Street. lroEtoi.
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JOHN CLARK'S ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that
the undersigned have been duly qualified and
appointed administrators of the Estate of John
Clark deceased, late of the County of Law
renee, and State of Ohio. HESTER CLARK.
February 7th 1854. AMOS b. CLARK.
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A r The old stand II r. $D Mndock, coyn
~ of 81 and Lawrence SITS. Isontoa, Ohio.
Having purchased OF Clark 4 Rnssel their en-
stock OF Groceries. intend carrying on the above
business at the Old stand. aud would Invite the
public to call and examine our stock which will
be kept full by new supplies as customers de-
mand:
The Senior partner win pay particular aiten-
ton 10 the purchase aud sale Of goods on Chm.
mission
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1000 Gallons Stone Ware;
lOUV 10 boxes Cheese for cutting;
i00rcanis wrapping paper,
90 kegs rife aud blasting powder;
10baneis Sugar;
10 do Cider Vinegar;
10 do NO Molasscs;
20 do Potatoes on commission for sale
low by the barrel. lot or parcel.
A No. one article Of Cotton Batting.
Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal, Butter, Eggs,
Corn Brooms, Common and Fancy, on hand aud
for sale by X NJ & Co.
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AN INVITATION.

AN In V IL n lON.
10! all ye people, ye that want bread, ye
that would feed your hungry cattle, come up to
the lRONTON MILLS, come buy Flour for
yourselves, your wives and your little ones; buy
Bran and Shorts for your cattle and horses: buy
much, pay ymonsy. that yc, your wives aud little
Miller also, may all rejoice and have exceeding
great joy, seeing that each harh that which his
heart dcsireth.
II C RODG RES 4 co
~,
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so COAL DIGGERS WANTED.

TIE Peach O.chard Coal Company will give
constant employment the year round, to 50
Coal Diggers al their works on the Big Sandy.
They are paying 90 cents cash per ton Of 1000
pounds for digging.
For further information, enquire Of w. T..
Nichols S Co., at the Mouth OF Big Sandy.
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c1>DSm no ..n-a Ns XII: :Ess
Published by 81 ASS & FcsTER,
ONCE Cor. Of "a 4 Lawrence fts.
II,oNToN OHIO.

INONJON OiuO,
viii he published every Tncsdny, for Nns Dot
lar per year II pnid u, Mdvnnce-or One Doifar
and FJfy sems u not paid within the Grst three
months.
RATES or ADvHRTNfSo:-Onc or more sqnnrrs OF
twelve lines, EUfy esnb ench fOr the first inser
iion, and twenty Eve cents for every Subsequent
Insertion.
A lhcrni discount will bs nude TO those who udves-
tise by TIC year, or pnils ON year.
NOiices OF Eve lines or less requiring btf one In
scr,ion, Will I've published for twenty Eve cenis
each.
HamiLiHs. Cnrds. Cirrui1rs, &C.. Printed ~ the
Ah0rlcsi melicc. and ID The m0sI improved style.
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TAEr'rllA CHAPTERS, -
ys. fDlVORCE.

Tc dc ccu,uni i this ease will take notice that Pc
on ns been filed in the Court OF Common Pcns ;or
Lawrence. County Ohio, praying ihui her marriagc
contract with the said Sanford might bc revoked.
Cause assigned, cxtre,nr cri,cu, nnd neglect
:. SpRIGG, Any tor Com.
Iro,lion q, March IL, lc5i.
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RAGS WANTED,

RAGS WANTED!
We ure paying the highest market price in
Cash for Good Rugs Paper Shavings, Cotton
and Hemp Waste, Hope and Bagging.
NIXON 4 CO.,
Manufacturers end Paper Dealers, II and 70
Walnut Street, rxcsESArI Ohio.
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NJ EAT HOUSE.

TIIOS. A. BRATTON, would inform the ciiz
ems Of Ironton, that he has opened a MEAT
norsE, on Lawrence. betweR End and 3rd sts., +,
directly opposite the Buckeye House. where he
will be happy TO supply them with Beef, Pork.
Sausage, &c, as fresh and good as can be found
in market.
Feb. 81 1854.
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
Up with the Times-Not to be Undersold.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.


yalm
,LniN UNDERSOLD FOR THE READY PAY
Chcnyan andw
VAIN and Ma,orany Ladies Stwn do
Miss Carys sewing. Poplar :.
Stat ndlel back .
Scolop dmocks poplar
Banus rLack d0co.un lido do. French do
nd
do Tunde LclSw slas
ro curn need do do will
Grcjanw LOUNGES
TaosL andB
Dining I'd and dCcnir
STANDS
ldrnsa
rmbac Two and llw Wagons,C
CadlcS Wals stands all kinds
Dnnwero boxes
Istonar
lfymian csc. nowrl
do do main iltrSz
prIngs arockng
atrckine me-
VAIN tand
before purchasing tlscwllr,
Iohton March "a
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TININWARE, Lanterns, Coffee mills knives
and forks spoons locks hinges, saws &c,
on hand and for sale by q 4 X.
nOWDER, Lead shot, percussion caps,
brushes and backing for sale by G & X.
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Wistar's Balsan Of Wild Cherry.

HOANSi'NESS, CNoUf, AND ALL DlSEA-
SEs OF TliE LUNGS AND CHEST.
THE BEST REMEDY ever known to man
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Inauenza.
Bronchitis, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Difficult
Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weak
ness of the breast or Side, etc.,
In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adapted 10
every disease Of the Lungs and Liver. which
is produced by our ever varying climate.
FIFTY THOUSAND PERS )NS, die annn.
ally in England Of CONSUMPTION. In the
New England states, the proportion is one in
iour.or five. In Boston probably one in foir.
In the city Of Of New York, sixty seven died iu'
two weeks in December Of this disease. II IL
less prevalent in tn. more northern latitudes,
as Russia, Canada, and among the Alps Of
Switzerland, where the winters are long and
severe, and there are fewer sudden changes.
No theory can be mote we come tO the hu-
man mind than the one which establishes ON
good grounds the hops for prolonged existens,
| if the allegations Of those wno are al least ea.
ttlod TO vlracity, may be believed, there is
preventive and remedy.
u-Anothsr Physicians Testimony. ..Er d
Mr.. Fowle- Dear Sr:--I could send yoa
dozen certificates, strong and decisive, Of tho
really sanative effects Of your valuable Hst.s
sam of Wild Cherry, within the past twelve
months. under my own supervision, apQdirse.
ton. Indeed know Of few persons who haye
used il comparatively, bnt commend il ip the
strongest terms. A case Of Asthma, the Sc
verest ever saw, TO which was called
month ago, evinced the superiority Of the Bal
sam. II lasted him six weeks. and the dysp.
noea and suffering were dreadful, he sat up
every night. The gentleman told me to give,
him something t. last him home, l2l milesl q
that he might see his wife and child, aud di0
n peace! | gave him one bottle Of bAtsam.
and four ounces OF syrup sqaills, directing him
to take teaspoonful doses Of best Borasanx
olive oil, when the difficulty was greatest
Next day forced ais despondcnt will AMI
made him lake six bottles Of Wistars Balsaa
ofwlM Cherry home with him . present. hs
having alledged that he had used :. mach w
pensve medicines to no profit. Last week
AR. A. called and expressed his gratitude 70
to me- in the wa-inest manner, said the m,lj-
cine had saved his Lie. p,ii his wAale bsll
and took six bottles m ne. and len my o.llce ~
home rejoicing. Very respectfully yoans.
| W. SHAW " b.
!. Washington, Nosth Casoiina, Asgs1 I. Is IS.
Eo, s,,.h.I n iRR f,;rr;. .S.sf.c 6hsa
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1--WE HUNDRED KEGS. Of H.st.
t;ns. and $50 kcgS Of Rife POWDER.
Nennfsssarel blythe Miami Manufacturing
CJm many, iw gale BY their AGentss y ,,
nil RoDcEas, Muipocx 4 20. on Sd st. !
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p. MURPHY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
e. IR i" q " ~9

L. l1 % q ID !" .
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
Third Street, Ironton.
Having received large additional stock of
goods, am now prepared 10 sell Groceries
as cheap as any other house in IRONTON.
My stock consists in part as follows, received
direct from Cincinnati.
k0 BOXES SOAP an excellent article,
w 20 do CANDLES.
10 do Sperm candles
for sale by P. NJ.
NEW Orleans and Sugar house MOLAs.
IN SES, first rate article in store and for sale
BY Pm.
TX SACKS PRIME RIO COFFEE, on hand
le)by P. N.
TNEA, fresh and full supply of all grades
and qualities Cor sale low by P. M.
YNODACCO the best brands Of chewing To.
bacco on hand and for sale by P. NJ.
5000 Half Spanish Cigars,
5000 HAVANA skies for sale by Pm
CUGAR CURED HAMS, Shoulders, and
- clear Sides For sale at MURPHY'S.
nORATATOES Onions, Green and dried
APPLES for sale by MURPHY.
MAILS of all sizes, also 1900 gallons Of
Y stonewarc ON hand aud for sale low by
MURHNY.
II AISINS .Pruncs. Currants, Figs, and all
II, kinds Of spicces for sale by r. Al.
~ ~ Lat an cfusi.i sl;m
II Jfor sale, by r. MUkPhf
A LII Kinds OF country produce mast gener-
~ ally on hand, sold by +. MURPHY,
r WILL pay the highest Cash price for But
ter Eggs potatoes, com oats, oPPles, honey,
feathers, rags DO. The public ass invited q
cali and examine my stock. = an determined
10 sell as cheap a. any other house in town.
s. r. MURPHY.
IIn4BLs. N; 9. Ss;0AR. in ssote aaa I. io'
l4U sale low. BY ~.
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DISSOLUTION.

UISSULUI hun.
TIE partnership heretofore existing between
Drs. Morris and Barr, has been this day dis
solved, by mutual consent. The books of said
firm are left in the HANDS of Mr.. Morris, who
will settle the same.
Those therefore knowing themselves indebt-
ed to said firm, will please call and settle.
J. NORRIS,
Feb % 1854 I'm II BARR.
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Wholesale Grocery Store.
Dec 10 lS53-tf

WE have on hand. and are receiving. a
w large aud well selected stock Of Gro
cerics, which We have purchased Tor cash, and
nrc prepared to sell at wholesale or retail, at rs
coed bargains as can be had at Portsmouth or
CINCINNATI.
To Furnace men and Country Dealers We are
prepared TO Duplicate Portsmouth or Cincin-
natl Bills, fteIght added, in every variety Of
Groceries suitable for the trade. Call and see
for yourselves. DEMPSEY, PAUL. & co.
lronton, Jan. |, 1854.
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NOTICE,

Thefs will b meetlag of tbs Board Of eehpol Ex.
emieers - the Court hesse, FRIDAY, i7sh last,
70 o'clock a. ~. By order y =. 1osfl,
Jsenson, Alarek II, iss&. 80 - 80
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ELOUR constantly on hand-warranted 10
the purchaser TO Lc a first rate article.
X NJ & c.,
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IRoNToN MARBLE AND STONE WORKS..
HARRIS & KIL1AN,
=. .turarc of Marble Monuments
CORRECTED BY RoDGERsx,URpocK 4

q Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, Marble
.afantels. Table Slabs, &c. Alse, Free-Stone
Plintbs, Window Jambs, Sills, Caps, &c. &C.
Fourth Street, opposite the Harkst House.
ga ? IRONTON, OHIO.
: fkaving been practically engaged in the bu-
sincsdor a number Of years IN Europe ana TINS
country. they feel confdegt that ihey W'il pc
ahle 70 render entire satlsacuon 70 az nt wnv
: INV favor them with their CUSTOM, and BY strict
o:tsntion 70 business, hope 70 merit and receive
SIiberal share Of public patronage. n-lt
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LIST OF LETTERS.

- -
LETTERS,
POST OFFICE at Ironion
Maihans VIM L
Mnriin David
do June
Mangan Edward
Mnrme Joseph
Mitchell Jancs
do Vine
Miller Eli
do James 9
Moo,h Henry
Morris ~
Noodle Henry
More Timothy
Monk Geo or Sarah
Mazan James
Means 4 W & II
murphy Margaret
Mnsh John
Micrs Saml
Myers Capt J
Meredith I'lios
Morgan Morgan II
Milwnrd Richard
Millholland X B
Neal II SO
Neal Mary
Naile Miss II
Newton John
Norris J =
Nicklonon Patrick
Nolia Atty
Osborn J X
O'Bricn II
Parson Baldwin
Payne NJ Il
Plat Jalnea
Pierce Anna 9
Place is
Primer Geo
do James
PowcllJohn
PcndleiOn L
Peterson John
Pructt AA
Rowan John 9
Roach I'hos 4
Ridley Eobt 2
Rowe Thatcher
Ross Mary
Rankins VIM
lloseberry J q
Riloy Johns
Robinson VIM q
Rcde James
Richey Hamilton
do + l. NJ
do Mrs Frances
Shoup John
Steece Logan
Story Sarah
Slower Joel
Snaw l. N3
Shepard Columbus
S,evison Gilbert
Stout VIM A
Shinglcton Mrs NJ J
SilcOy X s
Sischer VIM
Smith Silas
Sweeney John
SlatcrJ l.
Smith Frarcis
do Catllarine
Stephenson Howard
Slcece Henry
Sheriff Lawrence c.
Thompson Mcllnia
Tyler Joseph
Thompson Catherine
'rhorp John
Thomas l.
do George
do DIV
Thos John
Tally Edmond
Tackclte Samuel =
Thrad L N
I'h, mpson Lovina
do Thomas
10 mes
Vickcrs Mary a
VcrnlIlilon Grecnyil!e
Wilson 5 NJ.
White w VI
Waters Elizabeth
Williams 4 Co
Wood Ira
Ward & A .
Whalo ~ L CO
Wcsterman J A
Wyatt Harvey
Woods Z N
Williams Vim T
Worrell' VIM
Williams Press
do q
do Evan
do Thomas
W Warner Z
Wood Soul II
Wilson SJrlcna
Ward J q
Ftntaine Louis
Myer Carl
Scl.m.t Heinrich
? DainSci Mari
Orig, IN Jller Geo
Mayer Frenk
Doll Andcris
Hcussy Paul
McHcndry Isaac
Mclntire Hugh
Mcpherson Jesse
McDcftney Harriet
McCloud David
mcDonel Alfred
mcLain Il Co 2
mcclure Laishan2
mckinley John
mccoy J ID
mcmlllcn Rebecca
mcdonald iI.,gh
any of the above lette
nre advertised.
Il CORY, Pos rMAsrER.
! MARKETS.
l.
CTUAI. SAEES.
, hole sale nj l2l a t3c Retail
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CALT AGENCY, 100 barrels Kanawha Salt
Jon hand and for sale by RIM Il Co.
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S0 Boxes assorted washing and shaving
e)\) Soaps on hand and for sale by RM. & G
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triot should do; and secondly, because ne &C
knowledges himself an American, when it is
notorious that he is an American. Nothing
less than accommodation ofthe Constitution and
a reputation of American citizenship can sat
isfy Col. Brooks unreasonable assailant.
Now, leaving all patriotism out Of the ques-
tion-if this sapient gentleman who is attempt
ing to write down Col. Brooks, should be sent
to Congress, in that gentleman's place, to get
through measures for his constituents, and
should do what he wants Col. Brooks to do, he
would soon find-nor would his constituents be
long in making the same discovery-that he
would be perfectly useless to them. With his
hand against every man and every section, the
hand of every man and every section would
very soon be against him. He would be
miserable Ishmaelite.
Like Col. Brooks, we are for the Constitu-
ton. When that is violated we will resist
when that is observed and preserved we are
content.
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III Sick Headache Remedy.-A remedy for
the sick headache, which has been recently offered
TO the public, is attracting great attention, not only
by reason of the very satisfactory testimonials TO
its efficacy which have been volunteered by many
who have been benefited by il, but also because
there are so great number Of people who are af
aicted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public. DR..
Eastman, who discovered the efficacy Of his "rem-
edy" is physician in this city, in high standing,
with large practice. He is physician in whom
great confidence is placed; and we do not wonder
that his remedy for avery common disease, which
has been so long needed, has atractedthe attention
OF all sufferers from headache who have heard of IT,.
From our own knowledge Of DIR. Eastman's char
acter and practice, we have doubt that the med
icinc deserves the favor il receives, and that will
prove TO be a great benefit TO all who may give it
a trial--Lynn Netcs, Decembey %, 1853.
For sale in Washington by z. ID. GILMAN, and
by all the druggists. Apr2
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O. communicable.
A Card.
WASHINGTON, July

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1854.
To the Editors Of the Washington Sentinel:
GESTLEMEN perceive that by your editorial
notice of the proceedings Of the House, on FRI
day last, on vote taken upon motion made
by the Hon. Mr. Eliot, Of Massachusetts, to
suspend the rules in order to enable him to in
troduce bill repeating the fugitive slave law,
you have omitted my name. was in the
House at the time, and cast my vote in the
negative. / remember well of having voted
loud and distinct, considering the Importance
Of the vote as being second only to the one
allowing the people the right 10 make laws to
govern themselves. i felt no desire to encour-
age a measure fraught with a revolutionary
movement, that would shake the Union from
from its centre to its circumference-that would
encourage men who advise the destruction Of
the capitol and its inmates-most of whom do
not believe in the Testament. old or new-who
pride themselves on being in6dels, and whose
higher-law means no more or less than de-
iance to the laws Of Ged and man.
Very truly your obedient servant,
G. M. STRAUB.
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NATIONAL WINGS OF THE NORTH
WHERE WILL THEY GOT

Will they fall into that conglomeration Of
odds and ends which are at Saratoga to be
fused into one black mass-merging all mat
tiers relating to the interests of their respective
constituents sinking every other matter, civil,
political, and religious into the one great negro
theme?
In this conventional should they be fallen low
enough to attend it-they will be expected to
take the lowest seat in the synagogue, and
content themselves with ratifying, by a simple
amen, the doings of their yooly-headed rivals
but numerically their admitted superiors! We
are not quite prepared for this degradation on
their part.
The late national democratic convention at
Syracuse offers an opportunity for their restora'
ton to national influence and power. If they
still adhere to national principles, there should
be enough of them, uniting with this national
party, to constitute plurality in the State Of
New York. They would thus constitute nu.
cleus, around which gradually and speedily
would gather great and overwhelming ma
tional party, putting down all sectional parties
and excluding all sectional issues.
The past issues which have divided them
have gone by; and for the future they may
concur in expelling all discordant and sec
tional measures and restore universal harmony
Can they not do this ?-or, is the life of nation
atty extinct in them2 There has all along
been a feud between those known as the ma
tional wings, or silver greys, and the woolly
heads. That feud has not been healed. Ithas
been aggravated, and aggravated, too, by the
| very issue that now divides them.
1t is clearly the purpose of the woolly-head
party to crush into abject submission all ma
tional wings.
But by giving superiority to this national
party, if it be even temporary, it will serve, by
defeating to disband the congregated herd o
isms and reasonable factions. Let nationa
men of all parties consider well this matter
and they can come to no other conclusion, thar
that the national democratic party unfurls the
only banner under which they can range with
out a violation of national honor, or blush o
shamei
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, a resolution, sub
mitted by Mr.. Mason, requesting the President
to inform the Senate whether he has any rea-
son to believe that the provisional measures
suggested in his message to the House in
March last in connection with our relations
with Spain, may be dispensed with, was
adopted.
The River and Harbor bill, after further de-
bate and amendment was passed-ye 81,
nays II. 1
A considerable part Of the day was occupied
in executive session.
In the House of Representatives, several
Senate bills, one for the creation ola collection
district in Texas and New Mexico, and the
others constituting ports of delivery in eastern
and southern States, were passed.
The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
as returned from the Senate with amendments
was acted upon.
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New York Market.

New York, dug. 1-Flour-The market is
easier, but not quolaby lower, under the news
the scarcity Of the stock on hand preventing the
news having any effect on the market. Sales OF
3, $50 barrels Ohio, at 50 759S9.
Southern is steady, with sales of 500 bbls. Bal
timore, &c, at So 75@$9 25.
Wheat is easier, but not quetably lower-sales
of $3.50 bushels Ohio mixed, 10 be delivered at
Troy, at 1877; southern red, 1S5.
Corn is unchanged. with moderate demand
at previous rates-the sales this morning reaching
10000 bushels.
Pork is duil-sales of mess at SIP 25.
Beefis firm.
Lard and whisky steady
Stocks are dull and variable-money is plenty
on call, at sac per cent.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-02

The Aqueduct..-The House of Representa-
tives, yesterday, disagreed to the Senates amend
ment TO the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
appropriating 100000 Tor the continuation Of the
works for supplying Washington and Georgetown
with water, provided these cities contribute one
fourth OF the amount. This subject will, how
ever, come before joint committee of confer.
ence Of the two Houses the various disagree
ing amendments, and therefore final action is yet
10 be had upon it.