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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

On and after Tue0day, Noven,ber 7, 1854,
fE leave Alexandria daily for Gordonsvie and ineme
diate o'cl ok, boat
from Washington giving ample breakfast board Con-
nccIng Manassas junction with Strasburg War
Junction with for Waenon, Gordonsvie
with the the Virginia Conn railroad Richmond Char
Ioitesvic, and StauntOn.
The Gordonsvle daily for Alexandria and intermediate
before IL O'Clock, arrival of the
Richmond, Charlottesville,
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GALL AND WINTER styles or ready made clothing
OF superior cut and hnish embracing the Tamn
gee and shaped sacks black blue aud fashionable coo IL
figured cnssimere business
black and figured pantaoons vevoi, uses, merino
satin shirts collars drawers, undeshrs, gloves, sc
Boys and youth-' clothing always b and.
The will be sold for cash
NOAH WALKER & CO,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Sept 2a-3awiwG Brown's Hoiei Building.
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American Artists Union.

lE American ArIs' Union would respectfully the
ciuzens OF the Uned States Canadas
pose OF culhvalng the country
nd with view Of enabling every family become possessed
gallery OF engrasngs
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS or THE AGE,
'ney have determined, order
eng avngs and thus only employment large
au ana ohefs, but inpre among our couL, for
works OF m The purchasers engraving when
600 OF which sold,
100000 sifts OF tho actual cost oT $3.50, 900.
E'ch purchaser dollar engraving therefore
only engraving richly worth the money which
rnlrs him TO one OF The eiits when they distributed
tW nve ohars r'ghy hnsrd engraving beautifully painted
OILS and bvs gu tickets will be i've doas' worth spen-
td ongangs can be selected from the catalogue
mail ar express.
OF The catalogue together specimen of one of The
eDgfavngs, can be the Office OF this -
For each dollar actually that sum and
ucket Will immediately be forwarded.
- AGENTS
The committee, believing that the great national
undertaking viii be materially energy
OF intelligent and agents. treat
with such on the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing 10 become agent by sending pospad
will receive by OF mail dollar engraving t ckct
prospectus, catalogue, and all other informant
On the hnaI compsion Of the placed
hands 1T comudee of The disirbued
Of winch viii be given throughout the Can
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THIS a. notice that the subscriber hath ob-
of Washington county IN the DIS
Columbia, administration The personal estate OF
WDs county, deceased Al
against the sad deceased hereby warned 10 rN
the vouchers ceoi the snbscTlb on OF
day November may Otherwise by law
be excluded all benefit Of the said estate,
Given undcr my hand this e5th day of Nuyember le5i
'oF. G. WASHINGTON,
Administrator.
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United states Patent ONCE,
Washington, November l5, 1854.

IN the petition of Squire Whpple Of Albany New York.
for the gruntcd TO him the gath
bridges years the of said PATENT which
takes piace the Oath day Of April, 1856
said petition heard at the Patent OHce
Monday, 26h March IL O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show If they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing extension required file in the PateD
Office their obiecons specially set forth in writing at least twenty
all testimony filed by either
said hearing taken and transmitted in accord
the Office which will be furnished appli
cation.
testimony will be closed the 10th Of March, 1855
papers relied testimony bt
morning Of that day the
ments, IL any within days thereafter. ..
Ordered also published in the Union, ntei
ecncer Evening STAR Washington D. c. Pennsylvania
Pbilade pia Scientific American, New York
Hampshire Patriot, Concord, New Hampshire
weeks previous the Goth Marcel
next, the day OF hearing,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PSEtors the papers please copy, and send tc
Office, a paper this notice.
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CTATE OF NEW JERSEY.-In tho matter .
cheat" Of lands late of Michael Carkuf deceasedInqus
ton, &C.
Notice is hereby nquision
New Jersey touching the whereof Michael
ku late Of the Of HuntedOn said died
without heirs Inherit duly held by the sheriff OF the snd
and the 30 day Of August hnth
executed raurDed and file the clerks Office
said All therefore, who claim interest said
real required In the said the
Trenton within t~cn days after the fret day Of April d. 1885,
and then and there thcy willy the said nquison
of this State mnde and provided.
r. Z. THOMPSON,
Attorney General of N. J.
TRENTON, N. j.. Sept 30, 1854
Oct 6-lawGmnf
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~ nave te pleasure OF announcing
VINO nave been waiting so patiently the arrival Of third install
me. o ne Justly celebrated housewife cotton that
10 uhy a pieces As we originated, introduced, and
Gle manufactured with expressly saes genu
Inc have our name stamped n full.
we are thus particular from far
ket. IF = - TN3N. - - -
o pieces very superior Irish linens,
order
Vast lois all other kinds linen
stock.
Inmourning goods of all kinds be found full
ample, and complete throughout the entire year.
0 pieces white hannes assorted grades shades
than the usual prices.
rs pieces beaehed and unbeaohed anne superior
quality.
100 pieces rich woolIen pads adas wear
considered the handsomest patterns in the city.
Choice cloths chssineres and vesngs
Gloves cravats and drawers suspenders
breas &C. Aso article usually found welordeed
goods houses to all of which daily additions
by having one price only and dealing
bear the unntstakable
enabled 70 ofer really Inducements buyers
Judges OF goods)
Strangers and others cordially iaved
the advantage OF buying where only s askedo
Delay In settling bills
Good articles, low prccs, and fair dealing relied
all cases.
r.-. r. PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
Oct 6-eteon Opposite Centre Market
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For Lynchbng connecting with the stages sye
Mondays, W Wcdnesdays, and Fridays.
For Luray New Market connecting
peper Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Saturdays.
For Wuche"Icr daily with s,ages Piedmont
For Middeb daily, connecting
Per order: w. B. BROCKETT, Agcnt
T--du
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CURTAIN MATEHIAi.s.Just received sale, cases
materials consisting brocatel,
French eobens French dc ans, Engs and German
danak ans, all sinabie coos and contrasts producing tho
best effect.
Ten elegant Swiss lace eno and embroidered
muslin under curtain loops aud bands matching
Also, the numbers OF lie Gado heube Ancien Mod
Journal dAmeubmen" which contains all latest de-
instructions making and decorating and
dapery, To be had
Let be distinctly understood that selling goods
unusually prices, with the view coDhRing ourselves
possible business II the buyer
smaller
be mutual, the
goods country afford lor The money
Terms cash, unUss previous agreement is made, -
CLAGETT, DODSON, * co.
Sep 96-co3tf .
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| AND WARRANT NOTICE.-In June, 1854, the Comms-
IL Pensions issued bountylaDd
under the OF September 1885,
widow Of William Cooper deceased mailed
the address e. c.
hn failed reach the hands Of said Z. Chambers
authorized receive H.
in the General Land Office patent
fraudulent claimant and application will be made
sioner Of Pensions for duplicate of said
ELIZABETH COOPER.
BuovRus, (oho,) October TO- 1854.
l4-iaw6w
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Dshct Ut Columbia, ,,,,,,. DRpnANs' COJHft
Vyashinrt, n county, 10 WIZ Nov -, ts5I
Ordered the personal of ArcaC
Caai late WaaiH1on county deceased the
que by the creditors Of said decoased by advertisement
once a week three weeks URiou.
Test ED. N. ROACH, Register Of Wills.
NOy 49, lW
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EW Fall and Winter Goods-WM. II. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor Pennsylvania north ide
Of Third sree has just opened laEe and handsome
of French and English goods gentemens which
calls of
will be made order the shortest notice.
fashionable very possible price.
BAways hand general assortment Of genIemens fur
nishing goods
Oct 1-2aw3wif
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NAUTICAL ALMANACs, English and French, 10,
Oct. III FRANCK TAYLOR
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MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly Furnished possessing
e modern snd the accomnoda'
ION Of the travelling public
Dee Idly
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NOR valuable Seventeenth street, the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal in this city fronting
100 being
(souh) i73 warehouse
machinery description. II adoins the locks,
trade the canal river ap
the premise
Nov ll--3tawlm THOMAS GREEN.
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rVHE Practical Draughtsmany complete course OF
engineering, architectural mechanical drawings by Armen
gsnd Johnson civil ongineeni vo quao London 1864
Nov 25 ERANCk TAYLOR.
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PARKEs,s FANCY STORE.

I'VE just receiving full supply goods suitable for the
and approaching boidays and lends will na
stock be choice and desirable, and that
selling very low prices. Among which
LuBIS's
Jockey Club Musk Jas-am Voee Heiorope, Essence
Boquet and sky other odors.
TOILETTE
gross ai Lows brown Windsor soap
of Cieaver's honey soap
THilor's wash balls, &C., &c,
COMBS, HAIR, TOOTH, RhILBRusuEs.
100 English French, AmeTicab hair brushes
Shelf Dressing Comb India Rubber Comb English Horn and
BuIaIo Combs.
PARkERS Fancy and Perumery store
Dec 2-eOdas Under National Hotel.
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OR SALE or LerseA commodious four story aud anc mousse
lh side the Of street House con
and recently been papeed and painted
Terms accommodating and possession gwen mmedi
aey Address 40 Solicitors Office Treasury Department
Oct I5--GN
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OUSE- -FURNIsIIING Dry Goods, Carpeting, Floor
II oil cloths, materials, &c-We have
goods
purchased in New York
reduced prices, which will enable
Inducements to housekeepers and purchasers The following
list Of some of the leading articles;
$50 pieces new style tapestry velvet cnrPetngs
rs do do do Brussels do
100 do sup quality do do
rs do Brght's patent English do do
20 do tapestry velve, stair and passage carpetng'
thrce-py
ingram
25 hall and step Venetian do
25 pieces 4, 1914, IA printed druggets
6 printed drugget crumb cloths, richly bordercd
25 very elegant mosaic
$50 chenille and tufled cheap
so brass stair rods, all lengths
full floor oil cloths, which Will
shape or size for hall, passage, or room
curtain materials and fixtures
25 pieces rich satin laines
Is do worsed laines
80 do do union damasks
10 do Turkey red-twiled casfmcrets
- do coorcd worsfed damasks
SO pairs exuarch lace curtains
so do do embroidered muslin curtains
so de- do tnmboured do do
rs pieces embroidered ambouIed muslns
800 rich gilt window cornices, all sizes
Together with variety such
loops asses and curtain silk worsed
&G, to which respectfully invite the attention of purchasers
HOoE, BRO, 4 co.
Sep I6-3iaw iwf
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UMBERTbe subscribers, having Established themselves in the
II old ef VIM Bird Sixth
prepared furnish all
bic terms. They SOLICIT share Of public patronage
GEO. w. GARRETT co.
Juncl lC--co
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I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER 1.-The undersigned
IL established themselves the lumber business 4h
bridge, where general
seasoned lumber
Persons desiring put buildings
furnished by calling at llr yard.
On hand, fine lot Of cedar posts
Sept 29-2aw4w GRIPS & WALLER.
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IIECKER'S FARINA, prepared expressly
III lies delicate and for all
the most nutroas and wholesome preparations
brought The table, eminenuy combining qualification Of
palate with ample and eshful sustsnance Of The body Strictly
speaking Hecker farna neither laxative,
torave strengthening the digestive and absorbent
ordered bowels darrp dysenery and of cholera
when food deemed admissible physicians
cannot M to be sauta and wherever known extensively
hospitals and The
prevention Of sickness least important curing Of
People In health should, therefore, Heckcrg
common iood to preserve the Destimabe blessing.
For sale by druggists Wholesale
Pitts, ~ Commerce street, Batinore Dngee Brothe 81
South Front street, Phladepha g. G. Bowdlear Co.. IL Long
Wharf, Boston and by the manufacturers, Heckcr Brother
the Croton Mills, POI Cherry street, New York.
Sen. N--dIm >.
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uARPEH'S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
II Jedderhoe's Life of Meancon translated by Rev. G. f. Kro
|.
Roughing il in the Bush by Mrs. Noodle.
Life IN the Clearinesi by Mrs. Monde
Outdoors at idlewid; by NJ Z. Willis
The Rat Catcher by Gustav Nieritz.
Beautiful Bertha; by MRS. Tuhii.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.
DARKER, his under National HOTEL
Dozen and size, BacheOrs hair dye which IL
the very best article coorng the
without the skin, beaut u hia X
recommend ana dye in
PARK RS Fancy and Perumery Store
Dec 2-eod3ts Under Hotel.
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,pOtS RENT The residence Of the late Gen. TowsoD
Both and grounds have cOmpe
coed throughout the house,
gethr with hot BATH closet, kitchen, and
buffers
4. q ~.
Nov 25-3sw2wTuThSuu
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Hamilton G. FAINT,

Dealer In Exchange &C., No. d32 Penyirdnu
nue., Washington, D. c.
TNCURRENT money warrants, aud Virginia scrip bough
u and sold
all the principal cities sold in purchasers
Stocks bought and sold commission.
Claims against the government collected.
Dec I-3md&w
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Wm Nj. Merrick,
LAW,
No. 3S Louisiana Auenue,
w ILL practise Supreme Court Of the uHed States and
w the courts of the District OF Columbia
Nov 2l--eoim
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or CESome time back undersigned advertised
among the best farms in southern Illinois As IL is out
power that h0ushng state the land still
aud is offered
together with the OF the land The Central Hi
raIod renders the land valuable settler
The farm is toebly well improved For and particulars
locality please call subscriber the residence Of Mr. c.
Nana No. 39i south street, the Coast Survey Office
b. l.. BOGAN
~ BSiy creditors hereby informed that If land
sold the I'd January, 1885, enable debts,
shall make full assignment Of all effects for their bene
90. D. l.. B.
Decn eco
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Members Congress, CtsizeUs, g.
T.. j. STEER merchant tsio No. invite
the attention of the public 10 his elegant of French Cloths
sinees vengs embracing styles
taon, which be is making style Of elegance
passed elsewhere.
Nov 30--eo2w
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ENDk RENt,Fhe house present
War 4h
given the lst OF December
Rent 81 500 The building contains
eight which OF large szu fourteen high tie pin
cifnl stories.
rhe back building contains additional rooms. There
perfectly dry cellars under the buildings
throughout. The premises will boarding
Inquire of ~ w Reid, corner of r and ifh streets.
Nov Id
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AW NOTICEThe undersigned will attend to business in the
u supreme Court OF the United states. r. PHILLIPS.
Nov l-dlnif
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10

OF the resolutions to a Committee of the Whole
90 the statSof the Union, and negativod and
me question coming up on their final passage,
they were adoptcd-yeas ia, nays g. The
nays were as follows: Messrs Abercrombie
LARK, Aaron Harlan, Haven, Geo. W. Jones,
: macdonald, Parker, Puryear, and William r.
Smith.
The resolutions, rs adopted, are as follows:
lie al ToSolUod, 9es That the thanks of Con-
gress be and they are hereby presented to Dun
can N. lngraham, commanding the United
States soop-of-Uar st. Lonis, for his iudicious
and gallant conduct or the ! day of July last
IN extending the protection of the American
Government to Martin Koszta, By rescuing
him from fcrcible and Illegal seizure and i'm
prisonment on board the Austrian brig Hus-
sar.
ResolUed, That the President of tho United
states be and he Is hereby requested to cause
to be made a medal, with suitable devices. and
presented to Capt. Duncan n Ingrahan. as a
Testimonial OF the high sense entertained by
Congress Of his yalor, promptness and judi
cioRs conduct on the above mentioned occa-
sion
RESOLVED, That the President of the United
States cause the foregoing resolutions TO be
communicated TO Capt Duncan N. Ingraharl,
IN such terms as he may deem best calculated
to give effect to the objects thereof
Mr. stanton, of kentucky from the Commit
tee on Printing, to which was referred various
resolutions for printing extra copies of the re-
turns of the Seventh Census, made report
thereon, accompanied by resolution providing
Tor the printing Of Fifty thousand copies Of a
Compendium Of the Census, embracing certain
specified statistics.
Il b:ief debate ensued when, without taking
the question On tie resolution,
The House adjourned.
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VS.
VOL. vii,

tee, said, ] can answer that qnestioh H.
tend to approve these resolutions. "a want ).
such milk and water affairs. For rnyselr ,I
vocated hearty endorsement of the Batimo,,
platform other gentlemen of the commit
urged that endorsing Frank Pie-c5s CON, ,
was sufficient
"The Convention then, without hayinoi.l
any vote on the substitute offered iy Al
Cook, proceeded to vote on tho original yo,J
tons. The vote was by counties and .tool
for adopting the resolutions ayes l07 nav. -
This result was greeted with the wilIcs. sI,, .,
"During the voting, the greate,t couG,.:'
prevailed Heretofore, one maa had dcliyc,,II
the vote Of the county, but noS cysry d.lc...s
Joined in to swell the sound Every nan, ,,.S
which any association might be eannerisI ,, ,.a
the signal for more noise For instance ~ VS.
Adams county was called, many va:ce, L''.
Cd, Jefferson comes ncxt---hurraI for IT.
SON. After that manner things Went
Andrew Gifln, Of Hamilton moved 40.
OF thanks to the oiljccrs, which was car.;.l
and, on motion, the Convcrti,n adio,rng;
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WASHINGTON, ID. C..
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1854.
HOW ABOUT The. DAILY!

a slow growth IF it should stand at the
point where it is now, il will absorb the entire
profits of the Weekly this year, and about
$1,000 more. So the kind friends vino were SO
alarmed lest we should grow rich can now be
treasured. Nevertheless, We are not sorry that
we embarked in the new enterprise. We
counted the cost, are not disappointed, and shall
not complain, Never was a Daily Era more
impcratyely called for than now, when the
Slave Power is conspiring to rob Freedom of
Territory enough to make dozen Free States
Our real friends will do what they can to
tighten our burden by working away for the
Weekly, and sending us a subscriber to the
Daily whenever they can. We do rot trust to
the large cities, but to the heart Of the cOun-
try. There il not working Anti Slavery senti-
ment enough in any of them to sustain an
Anti-Slavery press. How can there be, where
Mamin0n is worshipped as god
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LITERARY EJTICE

The PREACHER AND TuE KING; or, Rourlaaus DO
the Court Of Louis XIV Translated from 90
French Of l.. Bungencr With an mirodu,ii,n ay
the Rev. George Potts, D. ID, pastor or lhc Cn.,.
silly Place Presbyterian Church, Il York SOB
The PRIEST AED rus liuGuENor or, The Per-
tion in the age of Louis XIV By the same ao.pr
and translator vols Boston: Gould & Lincoln
For sale by Gray & Ballantyne and Taylor Mu,
ry, Washington, ID. c.
These are works Of unusual merit and at
tractiveness. The preacher is Bom,idiouf, and
this work, besides its story OF Court moral, ard
intrigues, has for its end the discussion Of pulpit
eloquence. Among the principal character Of
the first work are BourdAloue, Foneljn B,ss,ei
and Claude, and the piUot of the book is TIE
sermon the eloquent Bourdalouc is to lrcarI
before the great King There are few readers
who, while they are interested by the novelty
of the scenes drawn by master hand, will nA
be instructed into a better knowledge 81 oil
those great men and great events which mark
ed the age of Louis lie Grand and his anton
atom successor, Louis XIV. Here are drawn
IN living life the persoragcs who made that
age of France to be distinguished ~ It's golden
age--Fonclon, Bourdalole, Louis XVI, Bossuet
Madame dc Montespan, Claude OF Charcn;on
Pere lie Chase, Cotin, and Others Of that reign
Of tho Jesuits and their victims; the Acad
envy and its philo5ophers-No lttire, Dia9o'
D'Alembert; the MOBILES and the women Ia
saints, and the passing scenes Of thosc days sd
Court and amid the Businesses Of the Hugn'"'''
The suierings of these poor people, AMI t7eH
determination, are made the subject Il ;he cor
lcquies and descriptions OF those two volume
We can commend both these books g. the WORN
of a master and which Pr0testant7 oil our AZ
may read with profit. Tie S0lieiy q Je'u' ''
among us: not few scattered men, bu' i '"',
federacy whose aim and end rs the cohqu"'' VI
Christianity and the extirpation OF what Jury
call heres4 It is as certain as effects ioilo"h'7
causes, that whenever the Jesuits and hon'"
clergy in this country shall predomi"aie, gu,
Professionalism and its future history VIII Te1'i1
new Saints days, made red with the slsagh'',
of the children Of our present careless a''I
reckless citizens who, while they hate froes'
antism, in some shape or other offensive TO ''le"'
arc promoting Papal schools and colleges, b''"E
ing upon the free institutions Of this Tree 'A,'I
so far as they can do 50, the calamltles "'''I
are portrayed in these volumes Let them r'''
and ponder. "Rome mover changes" has De-"
and is the proud boast of the priesthood o' Wv
Papsl Church; and the InquIsition Is arc"uJ
announced to the readers Of The ShcphcrdoI
the Valley" published at st. Louis, ana "
other Catholic journals in this country as CDg
awaiting the time when Professionalism 7'i"
have been so far supplanted as to make NV
sharp experiment practicable with safety !
There is a lady residing in Philadelphia WIN
was born in l744.
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PHONETIC lNsTRUcTIoN-We learn from the
Cincinnati Type Of the Times that Phonetic
Instruction, as means of learning to read the
common print, has been introduced into the
Cincinnati House of Refuge, through the inf,i-
ence of the Ohio State Agent, Mr. c. s. Royce.
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Dispatches received frd Louisville, Ky. saw
that Governor Brown haAeen elected United
States Senator from MiAsippi, to serve till
1859
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WESTERN NAvIGATIoN-The waters On the
Ohio had risen yesterday, number of steam
ers had arrived from below with freight, and
the Union Line steamers were to begin their
regular trips to Cincinnati ami Louisville.
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KENTUCKY SENATOR Hon. John ]. Critten-
den was on Tuesday ele.d BY the Legislature
of Kentucky, to succeed Hon. Mr.. Dixon. the
present incumbent, wiz term of service will
expire on the 4th of Arcb, 1855. The vote
stood-for crittenden, khig 7s; for Powell,
Democrat, So.