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azz=zz=zzA PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
EA-Ay years, charges for
each 90
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate, $50 90
nitt0 on gold with artificial gums, $50 90
DittO On PIatna nlate with artificial gums $50 90
Upper or under ditto, each, 70 OO
Pivot nops1 tOUsh 'n"' CANNOT 0e 90
4 fro noId Siiipg ,rorronted per,naneat 200
Do and destroying the nerve, - IS TO 0O
Extracting tooth, oO CTS TO L w
Best denfrices tooth brushes always on hand Every
serted after the extraction of the ngs and
modelled after gums have shrunken without additional
charge. -,
Office on Market-st, doors below the Church.
Wilmington N. c., April oath, 1854 l95-lm-34t
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LIPPITT,S SPECIFIC.


DyseMtery, DIarrhOns and Summer c ON plaimt.
TN presenting this justly celebrated Medicine to the pub
lic make rash assertions of its efficacy, any
hope held out to the afflicted which facts do not warrant
This remedy having been for years used in this place. for
the of the above Diseases and those appertanng to the
Glass; the Proprietor has been induced to offer
extensive SCALE with view lessen the of
human suffering have known it to fail when the
directions have been strictly adhered to.
Many useless have been pamed upon the public
and hesated for tme until thoroughly convinced
of its
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TER From the Senior Partners long experience in the
late firm ofEgenton Morrss Co., of which he was mem
her and their determination to give satisfaction they
customers their orders shall be faithfully and prompt
ly executed - ~ ~
WILLIAM HOGG & SON
S. E. Corner of North and Centre Ss opposite the Bat
more & Susquehanna r. r. Depot, Baltimore.
June 30 1854 43- l2m*
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i. NJ, ROBINSON

j. NJ. ROBINSON,
IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves
Nails, &C. Front-sreet, doors South of Market, VII
ninoton. Y. G. l3OYl-lyl
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II. SMITH g. CO.

II. SMITH CO, =
DEALFRS IN CORN. MEAL, HOMONY PEAS AND
- OATS, and Cow and Horse Feed,
[BEArrY's WHARF, North WATER STREET. -
WILMINGTON n. G.
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I'ALLOW WANTED.-The highest market prices will
L be paid for Tallow, by VESSEL & EfLERS.
Sept st, S53. 52-tf
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4S THE subscriber offers his Lands in Dupn county for
~ sale, six miles east of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
road Immediately the road leading from Fayetteville to
New Berne two miles from kenansye and within mile
of one of the best schools in the State.
The tract hundred sixtyve acres about
fourth of which cleared and under high state of cu
tvaon with good dwelling and necessary outhouses
is healthy situation.
Terms easy. For particulars apply to j. B. Kelley Esq
Kenansvile, the subscriber at Wilmington, N c.
March IO--27-tf1 DAVID !. SOIJTHER LAND.
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HOUSTON
FREEMAN a. HOUSTON. WiImin gtOn, n. c..
ID. C. FREEMAN q CO, New York,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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80 THE above reward will be given for the apprehension
q and delivery to the subscribers any Jail in the
q State either of the following named negro fellows
.-AEviz: ABRANl, STEPHEN, and ROBERT. The two
first owned by Mr. Fredk Swami and formerly belonged
to DAM Fleming Esq.
Abram is rather small in statue, thin visage and walks
times little lame about 40 years old Stephen is rather
stout has great deal of hair about his face about 40
years DID, and inclined to think will attempt make
his way Chapel Hill where he has wife belonging Mr.
George Moore Robert short. negro has rather
down cast ook and lame in his left leg about so years
od when last had old white hat sghtly brown
from age he may be lurking about Mr. John Has planta
On Brunswick county where he has wife, he is owned by
Mis- Langdon. GUITAR u PIERCE. =
Nav s "a d2t-36-tf
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EMay 18th, 1854

Conch and Carriage eMamufactOry--ClIntOm, N. G.
>EGRo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
% citizens of Sampson county aod public generally
he having recently been partially burnt out has rebuilt
and his establishment is in full operation in all its yar
branches. He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the righfo the coun
Sampson; and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share of public patronage lie all his work
be made of the very best Materials and should any of it
fail in twelve months with fair usage either in workmanship
MATERIAL it will be repaired without charge Persou
wishing buy would do we'll call and examine for them
Selves does intend be surpassed for STYLE ele
gance and durability.
ag- REPAIRING done in the neatest at short
notice IT, Mill Ink and GudgeOns, made and warranted
for ten years, for SO.
Clinton, May II, i854-36-tf
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Mulberry Street, bVVecn Front and, North Water
Streets, Wilmington N. G.
THE subscriber has hand large assortment
L of the latest styles of CARRIAGES of his -S8E282
manufacture which he offers for sale at reduced prices
among which may and Coachees with
and without patent couplings, Dunams Buggies Wagons,
Sulkes &c. also, all kinds of Harness Repairing done at
short notice, and in the best manner.
Also Saddles, Brides, Whips, Collars Hames Trunks,
Vaices, Carpet Bags, &c
before purchasing elsewhere Also all kinds of Carriage
Trimmings ISAAC WELLS.
WilmiHoton Feb g 1854 22f
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A UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
2Iq-tf Wilmington,
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rERras OF ADVERTISING.

Translated from the German for the Pennsylvania Inquirer
Distinguished Men In Spain-Gen. Leopold O'Don-
nell, and the O'Donnel1 Family.
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FOR. SALE.

49, A CONVENIENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
EA HOUSE, and also two vacant lots adjoining the
A1:A Harnett street, in the Northern portion of the
town of Wilmington. The House nearly and in good
ORDER having been recently painted 1t occupied by
good tenant. at rent of 5000 per There is al
of 81 900 the dwelling house. in the ~ c. Mu
tual Insurance Company.
For further particulars, enquire of
Feb. l7-2i-tf] WIN. H. LASPEYRE.
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General Notices.
S75 REWARD,

S75 REWARD.
D DANAWAY from the subscriber. on the 2Oth June A
IL 1852, his negro woman, JENNY. JENNY is n N
very likely girl; rather light Completed; about cEM
feet or inches high and when spoken she rath- IN
smiles 1t is probable that she may be lurking in
Dupn, Sampson Wayne counties near the line of the
three counties She raised Saraca and NAV be
there. ~ o'
will give reward Of SeventyFve Dollars for the return
OF Jenny for her confinement in any the Ja of the
bOve named counties.
All letters upon the subject to be addressed to
VIM. p. HOBBS
FEB 3, '54-[22-nl Monks P. o., Sampson CO.. N C
$50 REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber in Auoust last "a -
IL his negro FLEMING. Said negro is MV
about u years old, is tall and likely and is 1roba- ~
bly, lurking somewhere between the Cove on the Cane ~
Fear and Mr.. H. Beattys Black River where he is
well known He formerly belonged Mr. Augustus Miller
subscriber pur released him. "
The above reward Of fifty dollars will be paid for his de
livery to for his confinement in any ai in the State
that can get him again JOSEPH GREEN
Robeson's p. O.. Brunswick CO., Nov 9TH Off
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90 DOLLARS REWARD

Fair Bluff, Columbus county, n. c., Oct g. r.
BBFayetteville Carolinian copy If.
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Professional and Business Cards.

NJ. B. SMITH,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, WHMINGToN, NC,
Practices in the Counties of New Hanover, Sampson
Piaden Brunswick and Columbus.
March I0th 1854 Nly
FORNEY GEORGE.
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, WHITEvLLF, N. c..
Practices the Counties of Columbus New Hanover,
samson Bladen. Brunswick and Robson
March 10th, 1854 27-ly
GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
I June IL WILMINGTON, n Z.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ u ID. DuPRE, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
~ Oh 1879 38-tf
q RrPpF d. DUPRE, +.
-. NJ. WEST.
A UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
a Wilmington.
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TELEGRAIPHIC INEWs=
By the National Line.
fkLEGRApHE0 oNTaEDAIIYISTEl1loK :, Z,
'.s- FURTHER NEWS nv ,rAE Ai{aRIa %

az, FURTHER NEWS BY THE ARABIA. 2
- BOSTON, Itli--The Arabia arrived here at !
9 olock. She was Immediately boarded by tile
Su Us, House Officers and closely examined.
,e passengers baggage, mails, &C.,, wer. for
"u!uSd ny steamboat and train via Slonington.
Great distress exists in Ireland on account of The
severity OF The weather and Ligh price OF pruvis-
IONS. Al Catrica riots were feared, aid the mill
larry ale un:er arms AT Limerick also Their. 4, rs
an outbreak threatened. 49, d 49,
INC brehch are negotiating for the purchase OF
seven steamships ON the English General Steam
Navigation Company, 10 form line 10 America,
tue SteanlrrS to be nj The disposal 1.-the Govern
nentwhen not on the line.
Senator MIalald died i'll Paris on the 18th Jam
uary, aged so.
The Turks are recruiting $4,000 spahees for
omer Pasta, 10 JOIN him in the spring.
| force oil Turkish CoSSacks Is Aeing Organized
ny Sadik PaSlla, 10 serve asaInst the RusSiaus-
On The standard they bear is united the cross and
the crescent. ,. tt' s5.. td a.l'I5
The ice in the Danube has disappeared, and the
Turks IN halalat Lave Tree Communication. with
| WIdden. rri+a. s'hajt.u 81 So ~" ~
coal depot for the French feet is form ny at
! Sinope. Il yEEtsr.s-la-- a.. tfJtE55t
Napoleon has written an autograph letter 10 tn.
Suitam' respecting the Sinope alair, assuring Tur
KEY of his supper. ~
Gotischakol, II is reported, has ordered hrs off
lOIce. -l tta ~ 80 l,TfTI - $50 ~
The EnElish frlgnte Retribution has been sent to
~ IeleaSe OF the English
sngneets who were captured on board The two
Egyptian steamers. The Augsburg Gazette SAYS
they have air, ady been set at liberty. -. :, -
commission Of Turkish and 70. eign engineers
are surveying lalidwatd from Consiantinople, for
Tue purpose OF erecting deienccs against future
invasion. -lto.a -a0i...- 755 80 ',sE'
q, One Austrian and one Prussian corvette entered
Tue Black Sea the day after the allies. ~ 80 -
The Sultan has pardoned Saiiias for heading the
recent outbreak. EEGHt HEI'
6 1.-The London Morning Chronicle publishes the
VtENNA. Jan. 16.-Advces from st. Peters.
enrgh,to the sth stale that there were preliminary
Indications OF q rupture with France and England.
anu recall OF the Ambassadors. This is authentic.
requlSltlon has already been made by the Car
upon the different Institutions Throughout th,.
Empire 10 furnish contributions for tie support u
me orthodox laith. New contracts have been COM
pee'i 10 supply the RusSians tue princIpalilies
with provisions iii the end of JUNE next. 7@5ill1
he Russ an Admiral i'll The sea OF Azof sent
lor aid to Sebastop L. But the presence OF the
allied . fleets prevented the shipment of $4,000
troops from Sebastopol 40 :" -
NJ MariettI, the French Savant, has discovered
secret entrance INTO the Egyptian Sphynx. ,ll.ls
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IUCCree Tor aCCOun[--A bsT1Ct.- :
This upon the process and re.
turn thereon, esT 3..l sa. - l-.s q ~
And thcTeuPon by the adudgcd, ordered and
decreea, that this be referred OF the aster
commissioners OF this court 10 a&certaiund report
court the amount OF specific liens and respective
nriotes on the two half Lots g. ound in bill
toned sevcrayi also The judgments against said Viii
nrioities 10 the speo e"s also to
the value OF the buildings the south half OF said
81 in the bill menoned: aud also the the pur
chase money paid Tor said south halt the
date of the filing OF tile compEaEant's bill, and II any has
beenpaid by whom. and how much has beer paid before
and how much nler the aIe OF the filing said bill But,
beior0 taking such accounts shalt
give notice OF the ttneana place OF tsns the by adj
yertscment published dncyyspapers
printed in the city oil WhecIing-''I . 4 l.
L - y copy-Teste: ALoNZol LoRING, ilA
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STEAMBOAT INsrEcrroN.-.-The inspectors OF
Steamboats, at meeting at Cincinnati in Novem-
Der, have made report, from which it appears
that the whole number of boats inspected under
the act OF August. 1852, and TO which certificates
have been granted. is $50. or these there were,
according to the report, in Boston 20, New York
1885, Philadelphia Sc, Bat,mtre 81, Norfolk s.
Charleston IS, Savannah 8, New Orleans 81, Mo.
bile a. Galveston 4, ST. Louis 81, Louisville 70,
Pittsburgh SO. Wheeling2 d, Cincinnati Is, DetIoi,
3D. The whole number of pilots licensed was
2'O23; of which the largest number was In St.
Louis. ss2. Wheeling 24s, and New Orleans 226.
The number of engineers licensed was 2,44s, OF
which the largest number. 365, was in New York.
in New Orleans 1913, in St John 254, Louisville
26S. Tonnage inspected SI7.9es, viz: at Boston
s.6I2, New York 52.22s. Philadelphia. 1850.
Baltimore 1912, New Orleans 26,lOO, St. LSuis
27.7l2. Louisville 1875, Pittsburgh Is, 1872, GIN.
cinhati $4,000.
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PEACHES iNFEsRuARr, preserving all the orist-
nal flavor, without the aid of sugar or vinegar, are
certainly great luxury, if not curiosity. They
ATE put up i'll cans hermitically sealed, warranted
TO keep fresh in any climate, by j. j. HARRlsoS &
BROTHER of Boston, and sold in this city by Mr..
Nornndi of the Verandah. If You wish 10 have
ripe, fresh peaches and cream. or freslr-peac ME,
all you have TO do is to get a can Of Harrison &
Brothers. Dramatically sealed peaches.
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WHERE'S rH,r FLEET OF SrExMxxs7-ln our
boat list Yesterday morning, eighteen arrivals ard
fourteen departures were recorded. In the Pitts
Lurgh Post of the same date, we find four arrivals
and four departures, all ftom and to the little zone
horse towns above Pittsburgh-not one from any
point below! Where's that s.aeet of steamers, /"
Mr. Riddle. which you pitted against the .'brace''
of steamers at our wI.arf7 Echo answers
"Whsre?' s...+f. Pa -e.e.a ..1sai
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Destructive FIRE

New oRLEASs, Feb. 6th.-Ten steamboats,, in
Guiding the Charles Belcher. Natchez Leah, Lino,
Mohegan and Saxon, were burned so. seriously as
10 be worthless. The steamer SYltana, with Mad
Sontag on board was on fire, but boat and lady
escaped. Five whites AMI thrty-two negroes
persisted. All the freight on the GCas was dies.
rosed; barge fully loaded with produce, also des-
'royed with large amonnt on the levee.- Loss
estimated at nearly amiilion. -,tsr..,5 -
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ACCIDENT FROM rIrE CARELESS USE OF A P;sro,--
On Saturday evening while small boy was care.
lessiy handling loaded pistol at Neelan's tavern,
on The Caaiz Plank Road, about three miles from
Bridgeport, the contents were discharged, and a
ball lodged i'll the breast of young man named
Clark Mitchell. sou of John Mitchell, of the finn
of Thaeker and Mitchell, Machinists, INJECTING a
severe, if not a mortal wound. .s@' I
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ANNUAL MEEllNG OF THE PENNsyI..
NANIA KAlLROAD SrOGKHNI nERS -

WANNA RAILROAD STOCKHOLDERs.
PiILADELPHlA, Feb. 6.-The Treasu1er's S state
and loans to be SIG, 3l2, 1857 81; expenLs,i sT4'e
36o,6S7 Cd; subscription 10 other roads 81 800 900;
balance in the hands of Treasurer $3.50, 800 81;
earnings of Road s.. I6s, 1853 ~. Aresolution was
adopted npproPriating $4,000 to complete the
connection with The P. & D. Road at Pittsburgh,
and providing the connection be made east of STATE
aqueduct. A resolution was also adopted guar
anti eing $780, 900 stock To the SteubenvilIe q l,l-
dlana Rai!IYad Directors; also authorizing the sub
Sctlpton Of S5OO,O0O 10 the Lebanon& Pine Grove
ntad, Tor the purpose of forming an avenue 10
Philadelphia from Lancaster in addition to lhe Co.
lumbia Railroad owmedby the State. !.
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z RIVER NEWSl

RIVER ITEMS: Last Eight there were five feet
three inches water in the channsl--a siage barely
Suhcientio the large packets. tS0Fta iYE
The Union Line PACKET FANS City, which was
approaching our port as We went to press last
night had se1en Aun, IONS of freight from Louis
vile and Cincinnati. M q 5sje5..s l5l5,-s
The Fort Henry, Capt. Johnson, arrived from
Cincinnati Yesterday with about $50 tons Of freight
! for this port ,,,.sl.a sI -,
The Federal Arch brought lzfge cargo from
louisville ~ 100 10 NJ 5-,1l :"
The Harrisburgh. the regular Wheeling and
Portsmouth packet, arrived fully freghted..
The Fort Pitt brought large cargo from P.1k-
erSburg.-. b.esHaasf1If 80, aA
The fine little new steamer Bridge Civ. Can't.
Davis, brought $50 barrels of Flour from Pom.rnv
The Federal Arch is ths Union Line packet 10.
RIVER IMPORTS
LOUISVILLE Steamer FeLerol Arch
roiSylIS y Hopkins, IL bales hemp, i box SO rlls
leather, 10 Ire hams, IS casks do; g. F. Pearce SO
e;SSs Pryor. Clark & Co 10 csks dried
aPpieSi Mc9tee Bros SO casks Sides 40 bis drfie5
apples. boxes. 26 bbs beef 100 do lard. 25 casks
bacon. 2SS IDS pork, so csks hams; Wharf-bont
box; b u o agent, bxs mdse; Oliver PRIV.
OF, 0eis oil; w NJ Berryhill, 80 pkgs furniture;
Jno. p far, casks coal; Dolsev Howard & K No.
Is bblS clover seed; J. G. White & Co. 2i3 rolIs
paper; Coplan Keys, 8 bss mdse, piano; H.
k.fi.iSt N Co. 2 bbls -ss.,.. - - = 80
CINClNNATi-Per Steamer Fore Henru-For-
syths & Hopkins So bis clover seed, 1870 do oil. 90
hhds shoulders. 81 bblslnfd 1877 kgs do, 4O9 Lbs
pork 90 Grkips butter 100 bbls whisky, 9 hhds
hams; 80 do Sides I bcx; Tallant & Delapiain, %
nhI< shoulders; j. Il. Stout & Co 100 bis alcohoI;
;. Y: Baker& Go, bxs tndse; Gordon, Clarke &
Go, 6o,S ndse; McAfee Bros, 10 hhds hams, 80
trc do, 81 GblS laid. '''' s. ? -s'E5
.PARKERSBURGH-PerF Fort Pm-Talant &
OeiaPlain. 700 bbs flour; A G Robinson & Co., 60
do; Cowgirl & McSwords, 2 boxes, i bbl; j b
BaylesS, 25 bags yrn; H Brewer IS do do, ~ bbls
DO; y Miller L Co., IS sacks com anu oats;
Winchester, Ibis peaches. 5 do beans, $50 do
wheat, 90 sacks DO, 1903 do corn; Owner on board.
skill, lot timber, do furniture. lss5lz6,t
PoRTsMoUTH-Per Steamer Hamb,rg-Dot-
Sey, Howard & Knox, ass bbIs -four SO do nork.
30 Go lard. Is tres lard; A. s.. Doane & Co., 335
bills flour, Al casks hams; Forsyths & HOPKINS,
4Oo sacks peaches. ID bxs do; PRYOR. Clark & Co.,
% rolls leather; Samuel Mahen, 80 sacks wheat
PoMEROY-Per steamer Bridge City.-Math-
ews q Bell. $50 bbls. -four. 40 DE- rs47ss
Arrivals. md Depnrturre.. ~, .s,.,
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100000

Ale barrel StGpeS and HeadiRgs lnanted,
WILL pay twelve dollars Pc thousa nd tor good white
oak Slaves 81 inches long ncbes wide clear of sap.
anu inches on tho eart-one thri 10 be headings 90
iChes iolg inches wide clear Of SAP. inches the
eaft denSerei at the wharf depot n this city
iasfat''.- f.si7 GRo.EW! SMITH, SifN 1sios7t
ef.aE tIsLsH tf-Ecvrf3
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j CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1854. \
SENATE--fhe Nebraska bill was taken up. on
which Mr.. Wade mlade all able speech. He boldly
denounced The attemplt repeal Ihe Missouri com
promise as bleRcho Of plIghle1 fuiti. lie quoted
Mt' douglass course last session 10 prove That lie
ma not then regard the compromise of 1850 as
having set aside The Missouri Compromise He
SAID Tue measure had been concOcIed during the
last SIX weeks, 10 serve mock political party ends
lie npl,ealed 10 Southern men 10 act Iai,ly and
hohora0iy towards the North, and not seek TO ,e-
peal measure because the South had no further
interest in Keeping up TO its promises. Hewarned
all that II this outrage should be committed on
the rights of the North, torrent of indignant
feeling would he aroused which would not he easy
10 meet.
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toT Inc Intelligence.
What is coming next' Forty Justices on the
BENCH at one tune and 500 charged on the County
have compassion on the public? Can none Of
their wcrships he hired for 1--we or money, 10 have
something 10 do when they.arc summoned? Was
there ever such punctual body of men since the
mood! o; IS none OF them worth SO per day al
home? For ncrcy's sake, give us Justices wnrih
more or less. II more, they may some times stay
at home, or agree to have Court of three II less,
perhaps they might agree to work for the people
Tor less. On TEMPuRA!
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This cause cart on to he heard upon the process &C.
Adtlei curo the niiudg der and decree that
tt nc referred to OF the Master Commission ers OF this
this circuit to take and state personal
late OF tile saId John Murine decrascd which las come
into the hands OF JOIN son Murine his administrator or
which has come handsof any other person. bytc
0rdor OF said administer, and for Ills use, charging
atr with assets which have h:sands
or the hands Of other person for his se and credit
iE HIN " I'll all sblTsemcHts made in course OF adj
ainstraoil ARD the said COMM II also
lsand Ct his said WIFE, In to The personal estate
Of said deceased aud also the of which said
John Murine dictisctZcd, aud tile cation Quantity val
and annual rents thereof and he il eto which
sail Return NJ. , hs hand OF is said wife is enti
tied and also to tain AMI fcp0r: specific liens up
on sail interest OF said Hill III said realty and personality
aud tleir seyernl nriorIIics. =
utbeF0e taking said accounts, Master shall cause
notice OF the snne TO be by advertisement publish.
cd four successive Weeks in newspaper printed
in The city OF Wheeling aud said commissioner is
Il" report; NC" ~. . -. <. ~! s.
tCaIdweuJ h9"lt" ria ruas Ha no tlsT 'dec23 M
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WAsmI,:or Feh [

-, WASII.GToN, Feb. 6.
SESATE-A Till was passed grsniIng bounty
land and pay 10 Elizabeth Smith W ho served IN The
'leHican " ar under The name OF Bill Enclose.
Mr.. Shields, from the committee OH the subject.
reported resolutions OF thanks 10 The rescuers OF
the passengers of the San francisco.
HousE-The House disagreed 10 tile Senate
a!Iendn ent 10 the hill regulating The disbursement
oil the Senate contingent fund.
The report of tie special committee nppropria
ne SlUe.O 600 for distribution among the .escuers
OIL the paSSengers Of the San francesca was INTRO
duced but not taken up. =
'A- bill was introduced by the Postoffice Commit
lee dlSclaImIng additional Compensation 10 the
ollins Mail Steamship Line Tor carrying mails
'id authorizing the Secretary of tie Navy to pur-
chase such ships as Lave been accepted; also 10
make annual contracts with other lines for mail
service and authorizing the purchase of shins and
authorizes the Postmaster Gene.al 10 advertise fot
proposals lGf carrying mas TO foreign countries 10
oe received by The same rules as inland mail ser
ice. -
The same committee reported bill spec,rying
rates 10 be paid 10 rail roads Tor carrying mails
a communications from the Secretary of War
vas teau, transmitting partial reports OF the sur
Eeys OF the Pacific RAiroad, refereed to the sne.
clal committee on The sabject. Adjourned.