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hALrnRASs ToNn-Poor Malibran, Of the few theet
rca women takes interest In secpsai Lacken close
to Brussels in the prettiest churchyar in Belgium just
green, sunny tranquil place that cburchyard should be
Her grave covered By anomalous Of building that
would look like a-summcrbouse IL il had open windows
Expecting nothing from the ungacefalness Of the EXTERIOR
ron are startled when look through small aperture
IN the iron door and find the inner gloom lighted up by
n white marble statue-tho figure, Of an ascending
angel 80 spiritually fair you might take II for vision
The hare foot g just parting from the earthhe robes seem
already TO have begun 70 float and the head and c now
in the full light under the glazed roof stepped in go
den glow from the last level rays 81 tbs setting nsecn
thus the body Wondering in the dust the spiritual part
already in the light and almost in the presence n God
No long trnnsiuonno floating upward and onward past
sun and star the last touch Of earth the FIRST glimpse Of
home for the sou-beamng face looks and salts
heda mirror Of the peace tina, passeh all understanding
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CONGRESS TUESDAY.

|s,ycryMr Gwin reported bill TO authorize the coin
az cold pieces OF the value respectively of ten eagles
4 Eve eagles and for other purposes.
kyr Stuart reported bill authorizing the Commissioner
Patents 10 grant an extension of patent TO Samuel Colt
|, an Improvement in firearms.
bin to regulate the pay Of deputy postnasters was
aydered and passed.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken up and sundry
eudnents we're adopted after which the bill was report
/ to the Senate and the amendments were coneurred In
,s,rnpon the Senate adjourned
gosE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Speaker laid before the
ns report rom the Commissioner of Pensions IN reia-
IAN TO frauds under the pension laws which was referred
the Committee on the Judiciary The consideration OF
r. BENEFITS land bill postponed until this a. iour
,.,ks The House went into committee on the Senate
TO the deficiency bill. Sundry amendments
cre eopcurred in by the committee anda long debate took
lace ON the appropriation for the Washington water works
Without coming to any decision thereon, the committee
e On motion of Mr. Houston the Hhse agreed to adj
urn over from the morning of Thursday June ls to Mon
June 5h for the purpose ofrenovating the hall and pre-
aring il for summer
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THE OLD THIRTEEN.

It agreeable coincidence worthy Of notice that the
great principles Of selfgovernment for the maintenance
Of which the 1od thirteen saked their lives their for
tunes and their sacred honor sustained IN the pas
sage Of the Nebraska bill BY majority Of
Whenever this fact is stated the mind Of the patriot win
the trials and triumphs Of the old bir
tccn and rejoice that in the late contest when the
principles At stake their triumph illustrated by
majority just enough represent each Of The old thirteen
colonies
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ORR FIRST PAGE.

Our first page is devoted to two communications to
yhh we direct special attention. They prepared with
unusual ability and discuss questions of absorbing interest
our own views both subjects have been freely stated
h Is hardly necessary for to add that do not intend
understood endorsing these writers in such respects
they differ from our ownhough such difference will
4 found to be unimportant
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Mr. Jefferson in letter to DR.. Benjamin Rush. dated in
this city, the 9TH of October 1903 made the following
allusion to the war in the Old World Of that day
"a Tremendous times in Europe How mighty this battle
Of lions and tigers! With what should the
herd Of cattle look on With partalties certainly
II they far worry another to destroy their
power Of yrannizng the other the waters the world
may perhaps enjoy peace till they recruit again.
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ousE AND TOT on SIXTH STREET AT AUcTIoN.-on
saturday, 17b Instant, shall sen 5k O'Clock
the prsmisc psri lot H. in Az, with Inc Inn
which story This
feetto a i0-fses alley
deed given and deed Of trr taken. Tide ndispatsbs
- GREEN l. SCOTT,
May I'D Aacnoneesa
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ANALYSIS OF THE yorE on rnE NEBRASKA BIl.L.

We gave the names Of the sormaase and negative
on the Hebrsk bill in the House on Yesterday The
following table viii be interesting it shows an analysis
which viii be readily eomprehended
On e passage Of the on en- r. No 2se) 40 organise t1s
Terrtories Of Re6raska and Kaasas.e
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Vary VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Mo~dsy afternoon, May -, 81 oeIeck,
NJ Iot nsnheved 4,
numbered 10 feet inches
runstnG hack
feet containing $50
house
House, tfN8.hH rast ffss8frf
hi. property wen located and admirably fos vsh
Tic business @ fsN .a .t.F = k
fpuvh 8, IN ~, sad ~ morshs
NH# ss Z. sHf. # $3.50 las. q. h~GUIAr,
MAY 9A-A MNsa44x +. ~ III I# ka' ~ NJ Aucunneer.
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BY TELE PHI.

4
Arr;ea, Fl ne Unaed Stc.T~o Weeks Later from Cali
jornia. &C
new ORLEAss, May 22.-Thc steamer United States
rv cd here to-day With California dates the LIST OF May
Tho North Star and Illinois sailed for New York
May I7th, with 81, 800, 900 IN gold.
The United States troops taken from Norfolk in the Iii
nois safely landed at 0bispo. aH r..
The bill for the imposition of upon all per-
passng through the territory of New Granada after dis
cussion in Congress, has been defeated.
Tho Mexican consul, indicted the 3D. of April, and
found guilty Of violation Of the neutrality laws and
fenced to pay fine q $500 has been recommended
clemency.
The French consul had been arrested for contempt Of court
and immediately thereupon struck his flag The Judge three
days after this admitted himself in the wrong.
The clipper Golden Fleece had been wrecked.
The steamer Gazette exploded San Francisco killing
twenty persons.
The markets in San Francisco dull, but unchanged
Produce abundant. s @s
All from the mining region that the mi
ncrs prospecting. tstM#
The health Of TIE miners and Of the inhabitants Of Calor
MIA generally is good. saa
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"NAv 20, 1854.

" convinced since my return than before that
tho passage Of the Nebraska bill win quiet agitation in this
section The opponents OF the wish the question
kept open merely capital for agitation The adoption Of
the bill viii restore harmony the public mind in
New England"
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4 VOICE rnoM NEW ENGLANn-

The following extract is from the letter Of Of the
bestinformcd and reliable politicians IN New Eng
land It is dated in Massachusetts, and addressed 10
friend in Washington who allows to copy the follow
ing:
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OFFICIAL.
APpoISrMENTs BY THE PREsIDENl

Ri and rih he adpiee and consent n ns Ssnats
.mes A Peden Of Florida, 10 be charge dahaires OF
rDled States in the republic Of Buenos Ayres IN the
!. AZ William II. Bissell, declined.
ratam w. II. Davis, Of the Territory Of New Mexico
/. secretary of said Territory from and after the first
Of August next in the place Of VIM 5 Messervy re-
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PenH.yisan;a Railroad Company, dc.


PHLAprLPHA, May 22-At meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Pennsylvana Railroad Company this morning. the
board directors submitted report relative to the purchase
main line stating that 50 900 would be required
the and repairs Of the road and canal and they
estimate vaue only 600 The report takes
the purchase at the rate Of $40 000 pec
fed the minimum price in the act Of the legislature The
report referred committee OF tho gtockhoders
port upon two weeks hence.
report also read from committee appointed to visit
Chicago relative the application Of the Ohio and Indiana
and Fort Wayne and Chicago railroads for the
their bonds for half million each The report recon-
ncnded tho aid but the board Of directors adopted resoIu
ton that in tho absence Of authority given by the Legislature
the present financial difficulties Of the country the
measure was inexpedient at the present time.
Serious Accideas " Phaadelphia.-Sererot Killed ard
Wounded.
PgrLApgtpnIA, May 23.-This afternoon the Columbia
Star CoIored Association, while excursion to Burng
ton some got small boat, upset. and Eve drown
ed All the bodies have been recovered.
AfaQe building Of Broad and Buttonwood streets,
occupied by persons for manufacturing
wa. burnt this afternoon. Loss very heavy During the
grafton wall fe and James Lewis engineer,
killed and John Ecots burnt TO death. large number
wounded
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HON Linn Boyd, Of Kentaeky, Speaker, aid not vote

Hon. Linn Boyd, of Kentucky, Speaker, did not vote
H REcArIrULATIoN.
A NrmatiUe.
Democrats from the northern States "A
Democrats from the southern States SIS
Wings from the northern States
Wings from the southern States Ia
- ll3
Nsgaiioo.
Democrats from the northern States 43
Democrats from the southern States
Wings from the northern States As
Wings from the southern States
100
Absehtses aud those votng
Democrats from the northern States
Democrats from the southern States
Wings from the northern States 49,
Wings from the southern States
49, u
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mo. 6i2.l

mo. 6l2.l
4 Office Of the establishments ~ additional issd
IN ofhcss Ia Territory of MINNESOTA. -.
approved Apsh rs 1885, en-
land districts In the Te1tsSy
o IL that the land
once Rrvrs Dsracr" hiss been located nor The
United States, ~ the Town ~
MiasrAvoIrs bsTRcT ~ the
town Of MHErAroLis, both on the mississippi river
Given the city NJ Washington shts
thrd day OF May, a. d. 1854
Commsssnsr Of General Land once.
May o4-2aw6w
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ny onEEs = sOOr-r. ASss,sn.ss..


ny 0nEEs = SCOTT. Asst,sn.srs.
EA.i g. SALE o. clcAss. rosAcoo, sEurs As-
ssIs1ss .sss o. NJ csss, a. tn srs.s oScss,is
w. .s; =: s:s' :;,s;ts. 3
S.sss.s si asss,s yasss: 49,.
cut.ao, nsss.., Aad oshss esqilp Sssad.
s.ss. =. s- sss ~ s:s' s-f d.
AN s saa q q as ss. AID pps.
WI" "sny o1her -e'e. which w doem
An aaast SIS. s.. sas exceeding
aoaths TO- in all o. credit satisfactorily
bsas,s consumers respectfully sttsad the ,als
M Cook about 70 move 2 GREEN ri iss'' sc sr
May Gid Aucuoneen.
By J. q. MCGUIRE. Auctssnesr.
LxCELLEST FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At aueionon Wednesday morning May s4h at 10 O'Clock,
he s'ssnes o. s s On sa
designate the housed shall sell eacelen, assortment Of fIn
Mahogany srsneA .pias-.... sofa
Do serpenuee card tables. light stand
Maas s.s ss. ss. w.. IN. .s. lamp
shades, lace curtains, csrnice
hail sp sos maj. "''"s rugs
Mahogany French and cottage bed.tsads .lae
Do dressing cabinet, aasIbs-,op ws.hsiand
i!ai, and ausk m..ue.ses holsters and pillows
waas. extension mai " s.Ss s, ss.,s' ="
Win ne .s Of rso,.
e. @ .s % and
fsrhs house = fo rents apply % e <: sus;'o:s:.
Mya-d x.sass..r.
or second WArd.rIease John M. Dom an a
s " council from ~ ssc1S Ward
May s as--s.s,uJuns MANY sorkAs'
BALTIMORE RACES
s a.a as s g Bait.
@i& saas.H
Tuesday.-tlub purse s7Oa- mile heats.
S Tss s sias 90 s-s s % asa
m9 ,H, start. Filled with ,he following entries;
da
~
Mitchell A.o Col George Dssscoeks Lilas Arthur BY Glen
Colonel D. by Aind.rbyd.m Princes.
q W. Dlahuny names BY Glsncoe-dam Musadora by
Wedne.day.--Club pur.s ssoo-,wo mile heats.
half sss e .rs s .o heats.
Col9as, Calvin Greene Names e. BY Nanny KEEL
" n Gibbons Mis-. Maai. BY Umpire adam Emily
Il: +. Field nsmss b. G. wild Irishmnu. by olsnco.dam
CIV nass. ~ name: en- e:s D,, y
Giencoe--foar years old. : -''-' - 4
.F ig THIRD DAY.
Thursday. Club purse s3oo-mie heats.
$500 entrance, sao6 % i've $500 Or
~ Miner Oh. Bionde BY Glsnsoe-dan BY Wagner
four years Old.
Medoc. X
CIV. DlahuAy CHI. Davis, by Clencoe-dam
Col. N. T. Singleton ch. Ellen Evans, by.
eHF
Frday.--Club purse, q 900; four heats.
Same day-SwsepsAkc for three oldsiwo mile heats
800 entrance 500 forfeit Club $500
Colonel Calvin Greene BY Andsbydam Princess
Ann s.gs. y.
r. $. Fowler Peleg Bakeys Tcrhfe Sovereign
dam Jane Mitchell Also Little Arthur Gencoodsm Blue
Bonnets.
Thomas wiuen cb. T. by Cleneoe-dam by Medoc.
~ asrE@ t.sE
Satsrday-Club purse, @4oo mile hsatshree best in ave.
Same dsySwsepstakes for single Of three
miles sou 1lOV forfeit The club $500
more -Four ODDS and carry 100 pounds
Fowler h.h Glen
coe--dsm Cnsfsnst, by Muuarch Ave years ID.
r fsA names Little Plea BY Grey Eagsdam by Actson
six old r4se Il u \
The following matches OF week:
Col Hsre Zsssnsr colt Col 0iasscock Lus Arthur
+
Cot. Wason's
81 000--sws mills hsssx
: g.. ,. CARTER,
Msy N-dstSsodAa Proprietor
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

a.4s8. Wan DIR RrMHHT,
@a# Washington, May 70, 1854.
PROPOSALS q department
Monday a6th Of June supplying stationery
described In the schedule below.
The be Of the quality. Sample.
successful bidder will approved
for the faithful uilmept Of
the right order Tho articles
such deem and dimaniah
PsSrs made Of sasn stock
folio post. rsIeA made, weighing IL pounds
D. ruled machine made, weighing u posnds
post, ruled made weighing q pounds
qusfo post, ruled, made weighing e. posuds psr
70 rs.ns not. pay. r,ssn
do blotfiog paper DO
do Cranes machine made buff envelope paper do
% dozen eara. Perry. praoa.a card.
cards other aaetnliie pens do do
1000 quilts No por 900
so dozen Cossess or Yssers psaeils per do.sn
ivory sodsu, plain do
2 do erases, ivory handles %
do wmfsr do
do sand boIes Do
do +badcd knives, Rodgers 4 Sons do
do ink stands, aisch cut glass do
10 do Cooper 4 Philips, Princess, or other black
ink, In quartz %
IS DO French carmse ink in ounce viais 20
1 DO copying ink DO
200 wafer, l.ry, fer 1vparswss' seal puloe
20 pounds wafsvs eoasmon size per pound
go do scaling scarlet do
do Iodta rubh> in Pie
S ounces pssasss per
pecks bss<k sand pr peck
do red taps, sssmed sixes do
May 24--isw4wksSJsRs tInt. and starl
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PArrnsos, N. j., May 2l-Mr. Zoif and his wife were
instantly killed this morning, by being thrown from
rage while returning homo from church.
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Fatal Accident.

BosTos, May 22Cyrus Lothrop, proprietor OF the Hope
well manufacturing company in Taunton, and wen known
Citizen aged 70 years. killed Saturday by being thrown
from his carriage
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~ 0REEN 4 SCOTT. Aaessenssvs
IIousEHOf.D AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Monday SHAH ss, at 10 orsochi
the scss sA- ~ NORTH
7n snA seh streets west good sad general sssov
men namely
80 MshornsY sofss. peslor and rocking ehairs
dressing and osbss bsrsans
atH Do dining, size, and oh~v tshsss
Do washsands &c.
Walnut and tahaew
frame mi solar, hall, aad other Iamps
Wanut maple French and cottage bedssssts
Painted wardroHes, and other chats~
Mahogany crib, hse msmss cioeh aDA
Pine earso~ Aamask and eAembes wtAow curtains
YYse linen dsmask iahss eiolhs and aspkias
rsash~y bsds bedding
Hair, rotsoa, Sod ohsr Wefuesses
Ivory and fprks
snA fasta
sss, crceAssy and britannia ware, ~heh arg
eo4- eo6se nxos best Bdsnna tea and
coffee chsAss Mshes, he.
psnss anllsons, sAovel and sonss, and tenders
Tapestry, nvussss, and chamber carpe" and r"s@
Oii~sosh md stair rods
T.,s Trdsr sos esE over sas and % days
""'s' 's""'c''"" s'.'@' GREEN 4 SCOTT,
May s<-s Ases'"ssr.
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BosToS, May 22-Abel Monroe, the Know Nothing cand
date, to-day elected alderman, to m vacancy by l2ot
majority.
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FIDELITY TO THE ORGANIZATION OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY, TO THE VOICE OF THE MAORI
TY, AND TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE NEBRAS-
KA BILL, ESSENTIAL TO DEMOCRATIC ORTHO-
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n xTEER Taiicv, spsnnn another suppiy
r. spring and ecoda, wnteA ne Invites the
msmk~vv ~ CoNessss, ssangru, - etdaens
- vey esNpsse, snhrartns almost every
variety 81 gsnnsmens goods usually ksps ~ merchAs tAo
n - '-I No.A washnron Piacs, Seventh Street
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Or Second WArd.--fIcase Dom IN
candidate for The board SECOND Ward
ensuing election MANY V(rrEps
May 2s-3t6thJune s54A faHf a 9p9 7-7'1I-
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The ENGLISH snsIsTEn.The Hca Dir. Champion, the
voy extraordinary and minister penpotenary from the
Court Of Queen Victoria to the United State gives enter
tanmen this evening at his residence in honor of the birth
day Of Englands Queen which, it is said, viii be magnf
affair Lord Elgn and suite, visit to the city
are expected to be in attendance.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO.,

It
Sole Proprietors Nos. 43 As Hanover Street. Boston
Wholesale agents for Maine, J. DINSMOOR & SON,
SkOwhegan
u Also for sale by the principal Druggists in The city
and country. o6m22
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
Female Delicacy.

Above every feature which adorns the fe-
male character, delicacy stands foremost with
in the province Of good taste. Not that delica-
cy which is perpetual!y in quest Of something
10 be ashamed of, which makes merit of a
blush, and shippers at the false construction its
own ingenuity has put upon an innocent re-
mark this spurious kind Of deIicacy is as far
removed from good taste as from good feeling
and good sense; but the high minded delcacy
which maintains its pure and undertaking walk
alike amongst women as in society of men,
which shrink from no necessary duty, can
speak, when required, with seriousness and
kindness, Of things at which it would be
ashamed To smile or blush-ihat know how u
confer benefit without wounding the feelings
Of another, and which understands also how and
when 10 relieve One-lhat deicacy which can
give aims without display, and advice without
assumption and which pains not the most
humble or most susceptible being in creation.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
TO THE LADIES.
MISS j. H. SMITH,

Front Street, opposite Elliot House Block.
WOULD respectfully announce to the ladies' Of Bath and
~ vicinity that she has just received from Boston and
New York splendid assortment Of
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-14
Greatest Discovery of the Age.

FARMERS, Families and others purchase Remedy
IL equal to DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT, for
Dysentery Collie Group Chronic Rheumatism Sore Throat
Toothache Sea Sickness, Cuts Burns, Swelngs Bruises
Old Sores Headache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in the Limbs,
Chest, Back. etc.
fit does give relief the money will be refunded all
that is asked fair trial. and use it according the d-
rections
1t is English Remedy, and used by William ~,
late King Of England and certified by him, for
Rheumatism when everything else had failed.
Over 100000 bottles have been sold in tn United
States without single failure and many have stated that
they would be without it lift $40 per bottle in case
Of Group, as it is as certain as it is applied.
1t Cholera when first taken, in few hours Dysen-
terry half hour Toothache in five minutes 1t sper
fecty innocent to take internally and i recommended
by the eminent physicians in the United States
Price Is and so cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
letters relating the wonderful accomplished by
his Lnment but considers warranting it sufficient as any
person does obtain relief, need not pay for it.
DIR. Tobias has put up HORSE LII y AMENT in pint
bottles which cheaper and better than any
other for Cholic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls Swelngs
Cuts, Bruises, etc. -.
Price so DIR. Tobiass Office, 20 Greenwich street
New York. ~ r1rc
,v 81, " ' = 1y3I
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0iling Harness or Horse Gears.

Take meats foot oil and ivory or patent
black latter well pnlverized, or TO be
made SO before usng-nix thoroughly, adding
the black until the oil is well colored or quite
black In cold weather the oil should be
warmed somewhat before mixing. With a
sponge apply light mixture-only what the
leather will readily absorb, unless the harness
is very dry, in which case a heavier coating
may be necessary. After the harness is dry
which will be in from two hours to half or a
whole day, depending upon the weather and
the previous condition of the leather-wash
thoroughly with soapsuds. In making the
suds use good CASTLE soap and cold rain water
WARN water should never be used on harness
leather) Apply the suds with sponge
Rub off with buckskin. This will give your
harness a nice, glossy surface, and the leather
will retain good color and remain pliable for
months. If it become soiled with mud OF
sweat, an application of soap and water as
above directed, without oiling, will be sufi-
cieni TO give it bright appearance.
Two applications Of this oil and black mix
iure year, Tor once in six months.1 will be
sufficient to keep harness, as ordinarily used,
in good order. II may be necessary for livery
men and others who use harness constantly, to
apply the oil Oftener but in most cases two
oilings year and washing with snds when
sOied, will keep harness in good trim for
sight and service. This process will pay a
large dividend in extra service and durability,
10 say nothing of improved appearance.-U rJa-
M Citizen