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Evening Dancing School,,

GIGNoR L. PAPAMTI, from Boston, respectfully
~ announces that he win commence evening school
for Ladies and GentlemeH Tuesday, The 10Th inst,
at Waldo Hall, and continue every Tuesday and Fri
day-Lades class. from 81 to Sand Gentlemen IS from
to TO- Sgnor Papanti will teach al the steps, aud all
the and fashionable dances, viz. Waltz, Polka
Schottische, Redowa, Polka Red0wa, Marzourka Gal
iopp- Gorifza, and German Gotil1on. .hMassR
90 Terms will be made known at the Hall, on the
above mentioned evening ja4 d2w
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nR. Halls TED closes his institution at Rochester,
~ n " unu The l5ih OF April next. to comply with
the solicitations Of many Physicians and Ladies', WHO
are anxious to avail Themselves OF his methed of
curing disense His object in making this beside
that OF treating sme particular cases, give medi
ca: men snch pract cal evidence may lead 10
wise method OF treating Uterine and Chronic Diseases
II Is his desire TO the Faculty every bic
fucdily for testing the merits Of his discovery Paysic-
lars, therefore, are particularly invel to call with pa
tlehs uljef their change. His system Of Therapeutics
is simple. rational reliable apd based upon new path
illogical principle system by which the worst forms
oil ProtaPSus UterS and most functional ard eanic de-
ranseHelits are cured. Ths principles OF Molorpathy
have been thoroughly tested IN Home Institution
where five thousand cases of female diseases alone
have been successfully treated Many OF these were
lnYeterate cases OF from one to twenty years stand
ing some OF them accompanied with extreme urinary
difficulties. Many cases of Protdgsus Uieri can be
cured By one visit; Others in few days and the most
dhlcnlt IN lew weeks To produce this almost in
stantuIieous relief, the paens subjected pain
Inconvenience. No supporters, NOR any fthe usual
treatment is employed. When the organ is made TO
assume its proper ositon the patient Is Immediately
able TO Through any ordinary exercise which she has
strength to PERFORM without fear ofdspacement Mo
terpa'hc treatment gives vitality and force all the
organs IN the discharge their proper functions and
is most efscual in restoring the constitution from the
effects OF self indulgence and disspaiion 1t has
proven to DO peculiarly adapted for the OF lncpi-
ent Consumption, Paralysis and the many and multi
form complaints originating in Curyiture Irritation
OF The SPINE. It's efc cy in the relief OF partial insan
ity and diseases q the liver ~ bey ond question
DR., Halsted will be in Boston, at the Revere House,
from the 18th TO the so of January liz Worcester on
the LIST Of February; in Springfield, al the Massasoit
House, on February 3rd and Alb in Northampton on
February 9th in Hartford Ct, ut Hartford City Hotel
on FEBRUARY 9Th. in Merden on Feb To-; III Chester,
at CHESTER Lon Feb, 18th. in New Haven, Ton
the Ho, 81, on February is and in New York Feb
Taars goth, an st Nicholas Hole, broadway; where
he will main few weeks Communications address,
ed 70 hun, en- route, wreceve prompt attention. Is
work IN Mortorpathy can be obtained Of hun, or be
sent TO any address, postage free upon the reception OF
- ten postage stamps. la y d&Wf,
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All persons indebted to Charles W. Freeland either
by note book account respectfully requested
to call and settle The same foCAwith.
jas d&Sw2w CHAREES w. FREELAND.
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Providence and Worcester Rail Road c.

Providence and Worcester Rail Road Co.
ANNUAL MEETING. 1E
Annual Meeting the Stocktold the Proyi
I dence and Worcester Rulj Road Company will be
holden at Westminster Hall, Providence, X. l. on,
M lNDAY, FEBRUAR 6, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
for the purpose of choosing Directors Tor year
ing, aud for the acdn such other business as
may legally come before them. Transfer Book will be
closed from Cd to 9th eff February inclusive.
Fer Oder, JOHN r. BALCH, Clerk.
Providence. Jan. IL, 1854. sa Ftd difeb6
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS!
John Keith & CO. s Bulletin of New Books,
No. 239 Mann Street.
The Flash Times of Alabama aud Mississippi, by
Baldwin.
Weeks Delight, or Games and Stories.
Memoir of Robert Wheaton.
The Hearth Stone
My Two Sisters, by Mrs Judson.
Vasconselas, bv Cooper.
Second series of Covernook.
Art and industry of the Crystal Palace, by Horace
Greeley.
sHot Corn, Life Scenes in New York, illustrated, in
GLIDING the story OF Little Katy, Madalna The Rag
Pckers Daughter, Wild Maggie, etc
Liberia, or MIR payton's experiments, edited by Mrs
Sarah Tia o..
Memoirs of Abernethy.
Napoleon OF St Hele1a-from the letters and journal
Of Sir hudson Lowe, vols
Proceedings of the Hartford Bible Convention.
January and June by Benjamin F. Taylor.
The Pouphar Papers, by G. W. Curtis, author Of
Howadjee.
The Bloolsone by Mcleod.
Homes of American Statesmen, iustrated compan-
ion TO Homes OF American Authors.
A Day at the Crystal Palace, illustrated.
Autumn Hours illustrated, by Mrs Kirkland.
Also very fine assortment of standard English
works, Library Edit in splendid full and half calf
bindings.
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." Black Silks reduced full % per cont.
French Prints reduced from SO to % cents.
"' " 25 to l7cents.
English Prints " u l-2to 10 cents.
American Prints g 8" 8 to Ia cents.
A large stock of Shawl Velyets reduced % perct
Linen Goods, a full stock, reduced per cent.
Hosiery and Gloves reduced % per cent.
White Goods of all kinds reduced % per cent.
Embroderies reduced Is per cent.
Millinery Goods, large stock, and must be sold
Carpets, at the lowest prices,
together with many other kinds of goods not emu
merated above. Customers can depend upon pur-
chasing tn, goods as advertised.
We shall offer our customers GREAT IN
DUCEMEN IS, and all persons should avail
themselves OF he opportunity d3l d&w3w
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Conartnershin Notice.

TTAYING this day associated with myself in hush
4 1 ness Mr. CHARLES F. Washburn VIC shall continue
q Quinsigamond Village, tho manufacture of Iron and
Wire, as heretofore under the firm Of Henry s. Wash
b0rn II Co. HENRY S. WASHBURN.
Worcester, january 2, 1854, 5n5e
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NOTICE,

TINE firm known as Washburn, Holland & Co. be
manufacturing the Metallic Ladder and Conductor will
be continued by the subscribers, at their works. in
Quinsigamond Village
jag DIV HENRY's. wAsHBURN & co.
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Clothing Olothing-.Clothing I!

56 OIoth1ng -Uiotnlhg- -Clethlng
TR. FRANCIS F. DUDLEY would inform The
VI public generally, that he has made ample arrange
enls with some of The first houses ofNew York
: Boston, for supply ofG0oD CLOTHIN G, which
i'll be sold, flor the CASH lever than by any one
= Worcester County at the old stand OF Warden a.
ldley, No Merchants Row, directly in front oflhe
orcester House, zue = F. d. DUDLEY
Worcester, January ?, 1854. jas d3m
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EURS.

v8fss,s FURS. g@4g
VNHOSE persons who In want of Ladies' and
Childens' Furs. will do well to call at PRATT,s
200 Main street. where they depend on receiving
heir moneys worth DIFF MA
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Dog lost.
All Persons

HAVlNG unsettled accounts with the subscribers
are hereby notified that their Bills reaoy, and
an immediate payment is requested.
Jd4 d3W B. l.. HARDON g. co.
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Unrlvalled Scientific Entertainment.
Motorpathic Card.

a. tho CITY HALL, on SATURDAY, eve MING, Jan
IA For particulars see small bills. jail dat
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Real Estate Broker.
In Cons quence
To Builders.

PROPOSALS will be ceceived until the 23d lust, by
u by the subscribers committee OF the Proprietors
of the Union Congregational Meeting House, in North
Breokiieh for building Church, 70 feet long by 81
wide, with basement under ih9 sane.
Plans and specifications may seen, by application
to either Of the Undersigned. 81
AMASA WALKER,
CHAnEES DUNCAN,
DEXTER STODDARD, SCommittee.
JOHN HILL,
TAI M JOHN F DEWING.
North Brookted, Jan o. 1854. Jas dda23
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To Machinists.

A ND others interested in Mechanical Drawing =
~ JOHN E. EARLE, Mechanical Engineer, will at
tend to drafting machinery Of every description.
Instruction given. Office No IA Central Exchange,
Worcester d3m n24
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NOTICES. &c.
LOS i!
Money Lost.

LuTHER on Main, or Front Street, a Portmonnaie,
~ containing Sss, principally city money with So in
SILVER. The Under vii be rewarded by
MICHAEL DOLAN,
Jas d6ls corner Mechanic and Spring ste,
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Your Bills are Ready.

1t indebted to the subscriber on the lst ofJanuary
IN 1854, will please notice the above as it is intend
ed as an invitation to call and pay their accounts
dee3l diff GEORGE 2. BRYANT. 3,
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Children's Toys Of AN kinds.

FINE subscriber has replenished his Stock Of Child
r,ns Toys and has now on baud the greatest varie-
~ ever offered III this city, Y 3. MERRILL,
i0l5s So ldawtflE ri ,8iUEA 81 9A nal Main ct.
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WANTS. &c.
Situation Wanted.
Boy Wanted.
WANTEn.

TN the Dry Goods Store Of the subscriher--sa salary
from SIS to 400 per year. Must be fifteen years Of
age, or over. ja7 d&wH GEO. P. BRYANT.
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Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs.

II OGWO0D, Fapstc, Camwood, Hypernic, Bars
~ wood, Eeachwood, Quercitron Bark, sumac, and
Ouch, Tor sale by G. .. d A. j. HOVE,
Y dec26 dtf WOf Bank Block.
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TTHIs, SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, Jan IA, 1854,
4 will he acted, (l2lh time The world renowned
drama, entitled UNCLE TOMS CABINj Or, Life
among the Lowry
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NJ Full particulars, see Bills of the day.
PRtcrs -prquette, so cents; Circle 25 cents; Ca
cry. 1871 cents as
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Wanted,

A CAPABLE GIRL, TO do kitchen work. Good
n Recommendations required Call at
dec20 DIFF ETHAN ALIENS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-15

BowERY THEATRE The piece selected for this evening is
the "Gamester" Mrs. T. s. Hambln as Mrs. Beverley,
Mr. Eddy Mr. Beverley, and j. r. Scott Stukely The
anuscments close with the drama Of Jack Sheppard -
The house is well filled every night.
BROADWAY TnrA1RE-The historical tragedy of ssBru-
,us, or the Fall Of Tarquin,' Ia selected for this
Mad Ponis and Miss A. Gougenheim in the principal
characters. The farce Of the 1.-TWO Buzzards will
clude the amusemcnts.
BURROWS THEATRE The comic play entitled :" The Lam
cers which has been played in London with great
is announced again for this evening All of Burton
principal artists appear The entertainments conclude
with the local piece called Our Best Society" with an
excellent cast.
NATIONAL TRATRR-The famous drama Of ssUncls Tom 9
Cabinn which has been played every night for eight
months announced again for this evenings entertain
ment There seems to be no idea Of Withdrawing Tor
some time.
wAuAcx's THEATRE -Morton's comedy Of the Heir at
law and the elegant comedetta called |" Faint Heart
never won Fair are the pieces selected for this
Lake and Mrs. Stephens in the principal characters
Arrn,cAr Musxun-The new moral drama of the Old
ia to be represented both this afternoon and
Dir. e. W. Clarke, and Lucy 6rsysOn By Miss Emily
Ncstayer.
CHn,srYs MnsrRns offer several Of their most atrac-
tive songs and dances for this evening.
woop's Nrans to repeat the operate burleta Of
g Lend her de Sham Money" 10 night
BpuxrxYs amnADKRs give the buresque of Julens'
Orchestra" and the Bohemian Grip this evening.
The CAMPBELL MrNnRns advertise q very attractive
programme for the lovers of negro minstrelsy.
Tm MAMMOTH LADY AND rm I1rIRunAx KIso continue
10 hold their levees day and evening at the Menagsre
PRoFson HAMS exhibition Of the entire World con.
tinues at 377 and 879 Broadway.
slGxol Blnz's magic and vcntriloquism are attracting
large audiences to the Brooklyn Institute.
Mrs J. NJ DAvmrosr, after concluding successful
engagement In Waahiugton, 10 now pcrforming In the
Charles street theatre, Baltimcr.
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skating match took place on the canal at Hmira on
Tuesday between Patrick Brown and George Tate, color
cd men I: distance one mile. Brown won the stakes
twenty dsllars-wth ease, coming out i've rods ahead
Time two minutes eight seconds Five hundred dollars
changed hands On the occasion
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATuRE.-The Legislature Of
virginia. which adjourned the 4th inst, passed ia
acts, leaving some 800 bills not finally acted on and
among them the appropriations TO railroads and other
great works The Richmond Enquirer says; sTt Ia era
tifyng to know that lavish expenditure Of the public
money was made, as Apprchended by many and the
State credit IL not impairsd,n N
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A SINGULAR LAwsUIT.-The Troy Whg says
that lawsuit of decidedly novel character Is
leading topic Of conversation in the gossppng circles
Of that city. Several weeks since, at the odd Fellows
ball in Troy careless waiter upset service of coffee
upon ladys dress, running the garment which
valued at sevenyfve dollars. The gentleman who at
tended the lady has the person who furnished
the supper to recover the value of the dress
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The Delaware and RaritAn Canal Il now In navigabls
order, and boats are passing 10 and fro.
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GU. (Signed) f. BREWER,
ALVIN TURNER.
WIN. 8. GODBE.
Com behalf Of board Star Of West

STEAMER STAR WEsr March IL, 1854.
GENTLEMENIt with heartfelt satisfaction that take
myself the task Of returning sincere and
feigned thanks for the kind ledgments and APP
probation Of humble efforts towards rescuing my fellow
passengers the truly melancholy catastrophe at Virgin
BAY on the ID in as erpressed in your letter in suc6
feeling Believe me, gentlemen, shall look
upon this memorial with fond Of your kindness
and may Say with satisfaction to myself your unworthy
servant. T. s. WILLIAMS
TO Messrs f. Brewer A. Turner and VIM S. Godbe com.
mittee behalf Of passengers board the steamer
of the West.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GUATEMALA--RE-
PORTED ARRIVAL OF AMERICANS IN OM0A.
BY the Star Of the West, from Nicaragua, we are in
possession of various letters and files Of papers The
following is extract from letter from respectable
source, dated Leon Feb ~
The Constituent Assembly s In session Mt Nicaragua
prevail Of the Assembly, by the actual government II
locks 10 nothing nor less than Dictatorship,
the plan Of Costa Rca and Guatemala. There strong
under feeling against the government not only this
part Of the State but In the other departments and II
looks as If revolution not far Off doubt II the
liberal party win be finally sufocated without strug
gle II Honduras the only liberal State remaining, shall
sustain herself the reign Of Jesuitsm and reaction may
be averted.
BY the Coyreo, from Guatemala, of yesterday learn
that the difficulties between Guatemala and Honduras
have been settled by treaty But il this is the case
you may be sure no effort viii be spared TO
break down Cabana the sheet anchor Of the liberal
all Central America.
Business here Is at standsti The increase Of duties
imports to forty per cent has put stop to all trade
and enterprise and the few In the State who
engpg ed In business feel that they are paralyzed.
Santa Anna has his agents In every State except Hon
and TO make Central America dependency OF his pro-
posed empire. The Indian Carrcra II to be Vice.
row. and the ustrious representative Of Guatemala and
Costa RIGA In Washington Ii to be dubbed Marquis ~
Mr. Tejada, who out here agent Of the Transit
Company has made conditional arrangement with the
government for the ten per cent Of net profits due IT. BY
lar 10 to pay the State $4,000, Of which $7e 900
for back dues snd the balance on account Of
10 accrue Two dollars per passenger are hereafter to be
paid 10 the state, or until more IL demanded
II 10 rumorsd that Mr. Bcrland las made treaty with
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEO. LAW.

News from the Daricn Surveying Hxpedition-
Important from inc West Coast OF MEXICO
Affairs I'm New Grnnada-NcWs from the
West Indics-Anairs I'm Ecuador.
The mail steamship George Law, Capt. MCGOWAN, ar
rived yesterday morning from Aspnwan having left there
at O'Clock the morning Of the 5h ins and arrived
at Kingston the morning Of the sth Left Kingston
the day, and arrived 81 Quarantine at loh
O'Clock on the morning Of the 14th
She brings the California mails Of February 10th,
s97s3s3 in treasure on freight, and 2Al passengers
among whom ere several from Australia.
in the list of passengers notice the names OF Theo
Winthrop and R. E. Holcomb, Esquires, and DIR. J. g,
Bird These gentlemen, we're attached to the party de-
tailed from the soopowar Cyane for the purpose Of
surveying route for canal across the Ishmus of d.
ren full account of the illfated expedition will be
published in a few days.
The CyaDe was at Aspinwa when the George Law left
Officers and crew all well.
The G. L. left Quarantine February 81 at IL o'clock
A. NJ, and arrived at Aspinwal at sK O'Clock the
morning Of March p having experienced very rough
weather throughout the whole passage.
We ara indebted to Mr. Purser Nhell for papers and
late intelligence
TREASURE LIST OF THE GEORGE LAW.
Am Ex. Bank !. 1914, 900 G. w. Thomas. 49,. $500
Adams 4 Co. $3.50. 1o4,277 Tn. Watson & Sons $500
VIM Hoge Co... 10000 Philadephia Bank. $4,000
Beebe Co.. . 10000 John Cunningham. 1880
Wells, Fargo Co. $4,000
Chambers Heiser s7,aoe Total. .ss7s, 1888
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Black Warrior Affair.
yoLUMINors DOCUMENTS FROM cUBA-CABINEr
MEErING-THE COMING MESSAGE OF THE PREsI-
DENT-THE RECOMMENDATION OF STRONG NEA-
WASHINGTON March II, 1854.
The dispatches brought here yesterday afternoon from
Havana, by Mr.. Dalsm were very voluminous and the
Cabinet met In the evening and sat for several hours
question was raised that the United States insist upon
having diplomatic representative at Havana and that
Spain should confer the power the Captain General to
negotiate upon all matters of difference which may arise
that may raise difficulty in the Of England, who
may in that case claim the right TO negotiate directly
with Southern States in the Of imprisoned coored
seamen, &c. may incredible that such point
could be raised seriously, but the fact is 20. OF
course there is analogy in the two cases
The desire simply is that the Queen Of Spain
should confer the Captain General . portion
q her power making him high diplomatic
officer In the of State sovereignty the President Of
the United States possesses power has he any
thorty over the Governor Of State The difference is
too palpable to require argument
The Cabinet met again this afternoon at two O'clock
and IL is understood that the President win BIO prepared
positively to send in his message tomorrow If he does
not change his mind he win recommend the strongest
steps taken Immediately to force Spain to an mme
date recognition Of right to be treated in respectful
The best way the House could testify its feel
ngs the matter would be by the speedy passage Of the
bill for increasing the navy 1t would be better than the
speeches of demagogues.
You rely upon that steps Of any kind beyond
consideration in Cabinet council have been taken BY the
administration in the matter.
Another despatch says;-'Thcre is no prospect that
the President will communicate his message the Black
Warrior affair for several days The Cabinet again
in session to-day Their deliberations kept most
strictly private"
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Mr. McKeon said he had right to shew that the Captain
mas been in the habit Of hoggng his men, and is Of t
this court He, Mr. McKeon, was entitled to ask quss-
tons tending to disgrace the Witness and 1t was for him
The Court sad-Suppose he had forged men, then there
may have been just for his doing 70 and IL this
case they were not TO go into the trial Of other issues
The witness said he willing to the questions
bat the Court refused to 60 into them.
Crossexamnation continued do not recollect that
reoollect raising myself up BY him. when asked the men
TO come up they did not give . reason for refusing
that the cook and another had been logged and they
were afraid Of the same; they refused to obey
captain Ludwig never struck blow but he refused
to obey my orders; Ludwig was never IN rons Smith,
stocks Smith had chain around his middle which was
fastened down; that in the stateroom when the po
taken: considered him an onacsr Of the shin: wbs~
had the cutlass In my hand, the mate had crowbar;
neither the mate nor had pistols did not say to the
day and win have nine" told them to come as Or
would run them through no one else had cutlass but
me- 40 not know that Ludwig vas cut across the back
together think 1t than probable they were Lad
wig was very good carpenter and always obeyed me
wished to have returned TO the vessel named Ludwig;
did not name the other three because knew them %
be turbulent and discrderly; told the commandAnt
them; he said they had volunteered to come and he
could not take them back freighted with guano
refused to give them water until they would come IN
and go into the but gave the water 10 them
twice. had cutass in my hand at the time the second
mate was stabbed; don't rccoIlcct the men being
"ducked;' they were bathed with water at their own
request when the thermometer was eighty six; they a.
fered to come to duty all together but said no, they
came on board contrary to my wishes and that they
United States prisoners. ~
To Mr.. Dunning-These three men, who shipped Al
Gala o, received two months pay, $40
The first and second mate also examined and cor
roboratcd the testimony Of the Captain The case was
ing.
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VIZ. s. GoDBE, Secretary.
E. Brewer.
Ii. &. Matsell, New York.
j. Austin. San Francisco.
william HAwley, Marysville
California.
c. H. sympkins, Narysville
California.
]. M. Dexter, Sac. City, Cal.
G. Hubbard, Montpelier, VI.
G. Morris, New York.
J. Shearer, Perry county, Pa
verman Booth, Kentucky.
d. b. Huddell, Ohio.
J. l.. Hollis, Tifhn City, Ohio,
w. Fottman. Burlington, Vt.
O. Smith, Clinton, Ne.
v. Hunter, Clinton, Ne.
Daniel Wise, Ohio.
p. l.. Dcrbyshire, Oakland
county, Michigan.
AID A~-o h~x-JvoA n-l .s~
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Affairs In New Granada.
We in receipt of from Bogota to the 10th of
February.
On the LIST Congress met In the Senate ST. Julio Ar
boleda elected President and in the House of Repre-
sentatives Sr. Manuel Murillo
These nominations show the preponderance of the
sentative party in the Senate and OF the Gogtas in
the House of Representative
The following shows the relative strength Of the three