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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
TEMPERANCE IN THE THIRTEENTH WARD.

TEMPERANCE IN THE THIRTEENTH WARD.
meeting of the friends Of Temperance held last
evening in DIR. Ha6eds church, to consider the action
ofhe Board Excise for the Thirteenth Ward in granting
Illegal licenses The chair occupied by Mr.. JoHs
BURR, JAS. j. RILEY Secretary.
Mr. BLAoKMER explained the objects of the meeting
the Of the Excise Law and in the absence Of Mr..
Carson the operation Of his famous league. In regard
the Carson league, he showed its practical benefits; al
ready he had agent Of the league obtained the Of
s2.0tc IA subscriptions and assessment pledges.
Mr. GREELEY, being called for thought it would be
strange, considering the vile condition of the streets.
particularly in certain localities, IL we did not have
severe visitation from the Cholera. Undoubtedly
Of the better lodged and fed among us
wonid fall before il, but it obvious that the
majority Of its victims would be from among the badly
lodged poorly fed and careless Of the population
While he London, three years ego, he visited
Of the model lodging houses during the cholera
From that house no oody was borne out while from vile
court Alongside containing no more inhabitants than that
house. six deaths occurred in day. In thestimcs of
pestence he feared for the Temperance cause. He had
known several lodges of the Sons of Ts.perape broken
Up the cholera for the temperance men, taking tha
advice of the medical faculty had got to drinking brandy
for the prevention OF attack by the pestilenee.
Now he held that until a man was sick he should
abstain from taking medicine The speaker continued
Around YOU, on every corner, are grog-saops some
with the shadow of Legality, and numerous others Illegal
manufacturing victims for the cholera. Now, no person
can continue to drink, aud keep drunk all the time.
When he from the stupelacton Of the spirit his
system will be in such of relaxation as to afford the
readies opportunity for cholera seize him and carry
HIM oh Mr. Greeley contended it was the duty Of all
lovers OF the public good TO endeayor to shut up the e
gal rumshops Rumselers in any largely
engaged directly AID indirectly in manufacturing
victims for the cholera than all other put together
Ii men did not spend SO much of their money in the pur
chase Of intoxicating drinks fewer would feed
garbage and unwhoesome food or lodge in cellars and
other pestiferous holes More would be able 10 live de-
Gently 1t was difficult 10 shut up thousand rum
shops in the City than i; would be 90 close the
whole OF ihem had we probibitory law. He
confined; Next year we will pass Name
Law, and elect o Governor who viii no. veto II.
untl then however, we al have duty 10 penprm We
must close the Illegal run shops. They arc prodne'
because the proprietor oi tho formeg reckless in b eas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
LARGE FIRE At SYRACUSE.
Core srondence Of The N. Y Tribune
SYRACusE MnndaY .IulY L. II

Core, ,rondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Monday, July II, 1854.
On SATURDAY. evening about 10 O'clock the extern
sve wood shed of the NewY0rk Central Railroad Com
pany, at this place, took fire from the sparks of
passing locomotive. The sheds were new, and were
well filled with wood containing about six Thousand
cords sawed, piled and seasoned ready for immediate
use--tbe whole of which was consumed The loss to
the Company in building and wood cannot vary much
from 500 000 The wind was blowing strong from the
north when the fire commenced, which communicated
the flames to three four small houses located Ly-
sander-st.. which were also consumed The houses
belonged 10 poor Irish laborers, aud were not in
sured.
Crops in this vicinity are parched up with the long
continued drOuth. Yesterday Sunday we almost
had rain storm, but not quite The hay crop is be-
Ing generally gathered, but is light, owing to the dry
weather.
The morning express train from Albany the
Hudson River Railroad, DELAYED near Tarrytown
by the bursting of Of cylinders of the locomotive
NewlOrk. After delay OF about oae hour the train
came on, working one cylinder only.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
DEATH OF THE DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY.

Police OFFICE, Halls of Justice July IL, 1854.
At meeting Of the Police Justices, Clerks and Police
Officers attending the Police Court, b. w. OSBORNE. ESP
in the Chair and JAMES NESBIrT Esq, Clerk, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions adopted:
We have heard with extreme regret the unexpected
death of BLUNT ESQ., the able and unpg ayocste
OF the people capacity District Attorney for the City and
County EeYork whose talents not only adorned the bar Of the
cy OF hs labos life rendered him
panon valued friend whose stanmenis and nsacons have
all aud whose fortune
come in OIL with him; and
Uhea members Of the Police Department remember
taken by the deceased all matters spPeanng
called perform, ndvsiDr sructnz
and counse eline with therefore,
Rod That most sincerely depore the ioss which we
common with fellow citizens called mourn, and
deeI syupathise with the y and relatives the deceased
them this humble token Of deep
their ire parable loss b. w. OSBORN, Chairman.
JAS. NEsBIIT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

ISprASA-A paper having seid that Indiana save the
largest vote for the Douglas swinde The Indianapolis
Cfantcicer says;
Indiana did not and will. give vote ID favor
of the Nebraska bill. Ii is true that majory vi the
members OF Congress from Indiana representing the will
of the Administration and no. the sentiments Of their
constituents, did vote for the Nebraska bill hut ma
ory the people Of Indiana are without doubt opposed
10 it, Ii the bill should be submitted TO direct vote ot
the people of this State to-day would be defeated by an
overwhelming majority"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
~ TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will

be paid subscriber the apprehension Of The slave
JOE gH aged sbon % sparse, trim sud gentee Ia
five inches n blight. bearing the
issue his LETT The said slave has been uusy
employed the boats in the capacity steward under
supposed be either lurking about the
employ OF the river boats CAPTAINS OF
the said boy hArborng him
under peuaty of the law. a Il J. H. LEWIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

* from the subscriber the iight gf Boy EDMOND ED
AN MUND eyed y years feet inches high speaks
French ard English f1ruey beoi ged Deus Preur Eco
ie viii likely lurking in the Second District Edmund
cook and will employment in that
captains other cautioned not employ
i as the law in The above rewaTd viii be
Ala for his delivery lodged that get him in either
{ the city prisons. . =. NJ hoLbhooh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

ESr the residence Of the subscriber Ia Jefferson City,
~ the 2ti u gfe 1irl named SARAH aged about u
years feet inches high her stout but well formed
spoken will mild snd gentle voice. she for
nery belonged Capt ~ Robds OF the steamboat Grand Turk
STEAMBOATS, snd Others cautioned against hsrborus
taking said slave. lf'I A f. NEAL Jefferson City
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.a,ospds fat IN aetine
a, s.. ~ ~ oze o t4s, ilp: al lac
-. -, ~ 1e o.. final, very sigh. like
o.nasd with ros'A hat equivalent % - ?. Tops
rcunced Ta-kpa
<,ou tsbea proper o saJ VIZ S'e'SeAe be Ahre
eswaof, 4e, se Yossssm q psa'niss
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS,
GEORGETowN, March l. l85.

dE0RGETowN, March l, 1854.
Our citizens have been greatly annoyed the
last few weeks BY burglars; scarcely night
passes but We hear OF their depredations in
some quarter: On Monday night, the dwelling
Of Mr.. Howell was entered, but as yet nothing
has been missed Their moving about awoke
a servant who was sleeping in the lower part
of the house, who lighted lamp, which it is
supposed alarmed them before they had time
to accomplish their villanous design. They
fed, leaving the street door and a window in
the basement standing opsn. They effected
an entrance by cutting several Stats out of the
blind OF one OF the basement windows. Sus
picion IS beginning to fasten upon notorious
western burglar, Who has reeently located him.
self In the western part Of Washington, near
Rock creek.
We regret to learn that the rise in the Poto.
mac at the Little Falls, took off large guam
uty OF lumber, DC, belonging to Mr. RYDER.
which he was using in the construction Of the
bridge: This is TO be regretted, as it will re-
tard Mr.. Ryder somewhat in his operations
and cause him pecuniary loss of some 5000
or $500. WV
Letters from up the country, along the line
OF our canal. say nothing about It's condition:
we presume, however, that we shall have som e.
thing definite in d ~ or two; more probably.
some arrivals Of boats.
delightful morning this for the first O;
Marcia clear sky, warm sun, and breezes
as balny as mid spring.
WshaVe no news this morning from the -four
and grain market; pri. es remain at about las.
quotations, and no sales except for home con-
sumption. SPECTATOR
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70 CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
February Il, 1854
DROPOsALS vii be received in this office until
l. Saturday, the I'D sf april next, at : O'Clock
? m, for grazing and grsvelIns 80 much of Mary.
iand sTenue, he:gesn seventh street and Potomac
5r:jge, as Is not now AIDED and gravelled. az may
ipgs.
The work is to be Of tie best character. and to be
done to tie acceptance Of the Commissioner or such
person as he may appoint to inspect IT, and all that
Is to De done must he done by the first day of Oeto
Der next
The graveling must be at least twelve inches In
depth at the nre of the street. rseering oil grsdu
ally to six inches In depth ct the sides
Security viii oe required for the faithful per.
foFmance of the work.
ANY surplus earth from the grading must be de-
posted at such place, Wthin q reasonable distance
as tho Commi' stone shall desigDste
,, Prcposers viii state the price per cubic yard for
the grading and per superficial yard for the gravel
ing, including gravel and ali materials
B. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings
feb 22-ttd
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From Aspiuwall-Frightful Accident

New ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-The steam
ship United States, from Aspinwall ON
the ODD inst, has arrived below. She
reports that the steamship Empire CITY.
from New York via Norfolk, arrived At
Aspinwall on the morning of the 22d.
and would leave the same afternoon for
New York, with 200 passengers, and
$6,000,000 in gold.
A terrible accident occurred this evan.
ing at the Orleans Theatre. by which four
persons were instantly killed and many
others wounded. The building was much
crowded to witness the opera, and while
1t was proceeding, the two galleries sud-
denly gave way with fearful crash. car.
rylng their occupants to the parouette
below. The confusion and screams that
prevailed, were heart-rending, but the
most prompt exertions were made IN ~
cue the sufferers by those who were so
fortunate as to escape. At the nresent
writing four persons have been carried
dead, from the theatre, while eight Others
have been rescued, but so seriously wound
ed, but not dangerously. The galleries
were titled mostly with ladies, several of
whom, ills feared, have suffered severely.
the city. -
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

Fur FfessTuing, Restoring, and Beautttying the
Ha'r, Is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced It's astonishing success is
without precedent in the hfstory Of the Nateria
hedicd Dark and luxuriant curls, soft and glossy
hair with scores of admirers (mark this ladies is
he universal effect of the Kathairon. Bald and
,rey heads were perfectly astonished. sThe IA.
hairon has fully restored my hair after badness
# IL years. Al. eOURraldhr, 7e Bond st., N. y"
The Kathsirou is a certain cure for Nervous Head.
ache and all cutaneous diseases Sold BY all dealers
everywhere. Try it.
Price rs cents, in large bottles
D, s: BARNES, Proprietor, 1e1 broadway, Ny.
feb lin " 80
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SECRET FOB THE LsDrEs-How to preserve
u'y..Don,t use Chalk, Lily White, or any of the
s, called cosmetics, to conceal faded or salov co
pexion. 3. 'o ta
ltyou would nave the roses brought back to YOUR
cheek, clear, healthy. and transparent skin, and
life aud vieor infused through the system get bot
tie OF Carriers Spanish Mixture and take it accord.
ias to directions 1t doss not taste quite az well as
your sweetmsats but If after few doses YOU do NOT
find your health and beauty reviviug, your stem
elastic and vigorous and the whole system refreshed
ise hopeless and all the valuable your
possess go for nsught 1t ia the greatest nuriss "f
tne oioSd kn9wa y perfectly harmless ana IL The
sime time powerfully efHeacious, - "'N ~ Tue
- See advertisement
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ny GREEN d SCOTT, Auetioneers.
SCELLENT FURNITURE At Aueaon.-o,
- THURSDAY, the "a March. we shalI sell. AT 10
O'CLOCK a. m At the residence of Mr. VIM Burnham
al me corner OF 10th aud streets an excellent as
sortment of Furniture, viz; = : -
Mahogany Sofas, Parlor and Rocking Chairs
DO Dining, Card, and other Tables
DO marbie-top Table, dressing and oil or Pu.
reaus
DO Hat-rack AMI painted cottage Chsmber
Seq
Lam asams painted Window Shades and Blinds
onAnaoief, solar Hall, and other Lamps
brussels and other CARPETS
0lcloth and Mating
Shina, Glass, and Crockerywar.
Shovels, Tngs. ard Pssder. i.aiI and othsr stoves
feet.sa: isvas, hair and shuek Mattresse.
maple Bedsteaas. Wardrobes and Washstards
Win many other articles which VS. deem, unnsces.
sary to enumerate
lGr;ss An sums of and under SOS cash /; over SOS
credit OF sixty and ninety days. fer notes satisfar
tori'y endorsed, bearing interest
49, GREEN 4 SCOTT,
'0o Auctioneers.
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New York Market

NEW YORK, March L, p. m.-Flour
depressed; sales of 3 900 barrels of State
brands at Sl.S1aS; southern at S6asl2.
" heat depressed. Corn; sales of 10, 900
bushels at IS cts. for mixed, and 90 cts.
for yellow. Cotton firm. Stocks tending
upwards.
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Excitement in Boston against the Nebraska
Biu-Douglas Hung in EHgy.

BosroN. Feb. 28.-There is quite an
excitement in this city against the Ne
braska bill and the proposition to repeal
the Missouri Compromise. An efiey
was found this morning suspended from
the top of the flagstaff on the Commons.
with the following inscription Stephen
A. Douglas, author of the infamou. Ne
braska Bill-the Benedict Arnold Of
1854"
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OLD BOOKS.


ETTERS of Madame dc sevigne, in English,
IL vols
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The London STAGE, vols, containing 200 Of the
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IPufendorfs Law Of Nature and of Nations, in I'm.
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~ GREAT CURE OF RHEuHATIsM-The Editors NJ
toe richmond Republican, of December "a, 1859, saw
cine NV 9""0A n'eo''
They had a man In sheiF press room who VIVA a..
nlcteo Win violent mercural rheumatism, who was
continually complaining of misery in his back, limbs
terry, neck swollen, throat sore, and ali the s1mn.
TOMS OF rheumatism. combined with scrofula. Two
bottles OF Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him, and
IN an editorial notice as above, hay Dear testimony
that all suffering with diseases of the blood are no
aware OF the existence of such q medicine. They
bottle. " Io"0o sne
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DOMESTIC DaY GOO,,S

HIE have now the largest stock of a,mestic DRY
w Goods to be fouad in the Distrt :, which We
are selling at very low prices, for instsn.c-
izo pieces yard wide Brown Cotton It 61lo
100 do = 90 heavy do do do
cases good blesched do do
600 pieces fast colored Calico do
800 do Nous de Lame, frc-a 10 to ls1ac
100 yards su2e.ios fast cold Ginghau do
$50 pieces white and red Flannel, 20 and Csc.
Heavy Blankets, good size and ane for 81.
5000 yards bleachcd Cotton embracing all of the
grades and makes from 64 to 1870.
10 cases Cotton Sheatings, all widths
1000 yards Pillow Sip Cotton, al! widths
lest price for the cash.
VERIFY, TEBBS VERIFY.
Corner Of It'll street and Ia. avenue.
dee 1Q-tf
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81 Why HAVE We TWO Evxsi-rh.t a..
auestlon which Mr. WHEArsroNE entrapped nature
INTO answering, ia the new theory of vision In
y June. 1859, Prof. WHEATsroNE detailed the true
ton and diagram Of his i've annaratns 81;
ne nrst called the srEREosCopE, CATER two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see, ~ for which, in Is4o
ne was awarded the Roya, Medal. Its practical
mas been applied to Daguerreotypes WHTTEHURsT
mas introduced some valuable improvements In the
ansies ana also in the coloring by which they super
sSV, we have yet seen in Photography. We
lse All VINO have not seen them to calf at his Gal
iery, over the store of Duva Bro near four.and.
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When death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life if administered in time comes
700 iate. DO not trife with disease. Rely upon it,
aintness and lassitude pervade the system-when
the sleep Is disturbed the appetite feeble the mind
ethargc, the nerves unnaturalIy sensitive, and the
toms occur, the powers of vitality are falling and
that, unless the mischief is promptly checked lie
U4 De shortened as we'll as rendered miserable. Nov
We know from mass of testimony. greater than was
Hosdand's German Bitters, prepared by DR.. q M
Jackson, Philadelphia, will immediately abate. and
10 the end, entirely remove all of these disorders a.
surely as mathematical process will solve a prob
lem. VINO, then, Will endure the agony, and the
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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Baltimore Markets .

BALTIMORE, March Flour sales Of
500 bbls of Howard street, before the
steamers news was received, at S7.37.
\ othing done in wheat: red held at Sl.72,
Corn. sales of 10000 bushels, yellow at
40 16 cts; white at 73 " cts. Other
al ucles unchanged in price.
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS /!

SILKS, SILKS, SILKS! e- -.
WE have on hand splendid assortment Of SILKS
w consisting in part of. viz;
* p,s "a inches wide Pink poult de Sole, at 81 %
10 do do Blue do do
~ do do Tan, Mazerine Blue, Brown,
and other colors at 81 snd urwsras
ioOo ya.da smati eneekered Silks, AZ 62H cents
Black Silks Of various kinds
French Merinos and French Mogsselige do LANES,
very cheap
Great bargains 10 be had in Cloaks, Mantiias, and
Sbawls
Apacas and Bombasins, all qualities
full assortment Of Staple Goods of all kinds
Purchasers will do well to give us a call before
buying elsewhere. HALL BROTHER
feb 15-eo2w -
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COL. FREMONT.

~ Is Is. now engaged In another Exploring Expedition
~ Tue racine. .. s. Emerson has long been engaged
"a exploring BALD HEADS, and has at lenstb
o % before the Public Compound, which is
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
IL m railing, which thousands whs have used will
'estiy. zee Circulars, 20 he had of the Agents
Ssing particulars. Price LOO in large Bottles.
SOFT by all Druggists in Washins ton and George
own u. Z. a. d. GILMAN, General Agent, for
washington and surrounding country.
Z. 4. FISHER 4 co. Proprietors
No. Al Superior Street, Cleveland n
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Burning of two Steamer

MOBILE, Feb. 2S.-The steamboats, Sam
Dale aud Ambassador were DESTROYED
by fire on Saturday. The loss is estima.
ted at $4,000, of which only S2O, 900 is
covered by insurance.
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Arrest Of q Ships Crew.

Boston, Feb. 2S.-The crew, q in
number, of the ship Young Brander.
which cleared a few days since from
Boston for New Orleans ,1Were arrested
for refusing to do duty, and are now
undergoing examination before Com
missioner Merwin. The ship is at anchor
in Nantasket Roads.
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~ To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoscERN-Hayinr a
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Foun.
dry Business, and knowing that can, and deter
mined that will give salts action botl as regards
price ana quality OF WORK. to all who may favor me
with orders for CASTINGS solicit the patronage OF
the public.
WM sNAILwooD, Rock Creek Foundry. Pa avenue,
near Georgetown, Washington. feb 2I-lm*
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~ NOW Is TIE IIMR-The display of dseuerreo.
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Penusylvania ~
nas, Is truly MAGNIFICENT The proprietor is doing
the splendid pictures they obtain Their. Let - ha
iuly remembered nd patronized. Entsrprise With
genius deserves support and what is eratifynu al.
says attains 1t. This accounts for tie success O,
.rum aoth asiery Cameo Dagaerreotypes taken in
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~, The stock Of NosE WA1ksa & Cos Marble Hall
oio.nns emporium is a. rich and varied at present.
Gaazens IN want of Great Bargains, in fasSionabIs
neaay Made Clothing and furnishing goods shonld
give them call before purchasing ELSEWHERE Th.ir
ms~ rs1 purchasers
extensive assortment at greatly reduced nr;.ss
they must All be disposed Of In time Tor tbe
season; Nti.ens, strangers and visitore. can ns
jan Att
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Cunard Company Notified.

New YoRK, March 1.-The agents Of
the Cunard line of steamers residing in
this city have been notified that the Nj.
agara and Cambria have been withdrawn
frome the line for the use of the Govern.
ment.
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Floods from the Ereehsf

BALTIAoRE, March l.-Despatches re-
celved state that there are very destruc-
tive floods at Richmond and other places
south occasioned by the late rains.
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FoRs IGN AND AMERICAN nus,c

Nj KS. g. ANDERSON hss just received an invoice
4Al of Foreign Mu.ie, selections from Operas from
waitzes, polkas, &c. Songs-My Canoe Is or the
Ohio; Vert Thou to Speak Farewell; Happy Hunts
mems Song; When tho World 10 Sleeping: I'm Child
hood Ds}!ied; Then Fly with Ne; The Phsntom
IONS; Gsptaln Charlottes Polka; Good for Nothing
Polka; Blind Boys Schottisch, besides MANY oths1
songs and pieces, hank music books, music paper
and guitar strings Of the best quality.
Between 1lth and l2th Streets, penna. ay.
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Maine against the Nebrsska min

PORTLAND, Feb. 2S.-The House of
Representatives of Maine, have unani.
mousiy passed. resolutions against the
Nebraska bill.