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PARLIAMENTARY sREzCHKS.-ln Queen Eiizabeths days,
Mr. Strut tells us members Of Parliament breeche
50 large that there actually sotold erected round
lh inside Of the Parliament House for the accommodation
o. such members these huge In the next age
me custom revived and detected Of car
Hng therein pair Of sheets tablecoihs, ten nap
hns, four shirts, brush glass a comb and night
can
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nv >. q. w..usnE.. Amesssn~ss,

hRLIGnTfUL REsfDENCE IN LAFAYETTE saJ ARE AT
yahlt o'ciock,
premises shall eainshis sas dssshss residence
ay Tbomss kishs aeccases adjoining the
W torcofan cs and fronting sr'h Lafayette or
ryeriaesfsl squsrr.
a laci..s murth
iS tnthcs sey - f.sg wda the
Ae o. whct sass 'ssf ~ sei ~ NJ, ei"ngins 20 the
daBsls tSarr sai sab
wa3aasr, with aapae accommodations is fsmiy dts
paa rusfaih. spNyt hsa~e - isrss onbuid
insf ia sctuaaaniafier ufservsrfa. 80
sssy
psfebaas eEsnisf So hsHssevrs and me
= rst Ano~n.
p~Yshis issssl
O~ day ~ sale ~h nirs~s rrren,
scufrs ~ the purchaser
las. q. MCGUIRE.
ia sestosssr.
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Hitherto Kentucky has stood at the head of the sts far
concerned the production Of fine cattle but IT is be-
leyed she viii have make room for Old Virginia Mr..
Miles Persons Of Hardy county Virginia has cow
years old which weighs eighteen hundred and seventy
six pounds and her calf hreeyear old heifer weighing
feeh hundred and fourteen pounds These animals were
raised by Col Kinkaid Of Highland county
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BY TIE l. 4 G. II A p II
Later from MEXICO,

NV 0HLEASs, Nov. 3oBy the arrival of the steamer
from Vera Cruz have later advces from the city Of Mex
leo. The revolutionary still progressing
Reports in regard TO the of the rebels contra
dictory
The had prohibited the crcuon of The New
Orleans Bee and Delta In Mexico.
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New YeRE, soy. s0.This is Thanksgiving day in New
Yors
Dispatches from Halifax say that the legislature Of that
provnce which Saturday next, will undoubtedly
ratify the reciprocity treaty Immediately.
Mr.. Boardman, president pro- of New Haven Rail
road Company, has resigned Harrison Gray Dyer has
elected in hia place.
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Ia Bannre, the 10Th by The Rev MsyKn rtIs, John
A. HI NNiCufT, Of Washington city, MARY q. b.
daughter % SAMUEL MORAN Of Charles county Msasd
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uy cKEEN s SCOTT. A.ctlonerr..

ENrENsIyE SALE OF FURNITURE LIQUORS, CIGARS.
II Nc Saturday, the I'd OF December shall
SELL 10 STORE 10 O'Clock M, large general
assortment q furniture, such
Mahnxsny, dressing aud other bureaus
DO chairs, sofas, divans, and lounges
other cha,rs
Feather beds, bedding and mattress
pipes brandy, g barrels whiskey, 2 do. ain
pipes "a ach brandy, o,non cigars
Cooking, radaioy, and ether stoves.
Terms cash
GREEN SCOTT,
Dec Id Aueioneers.
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NJ. A. Tyson a. sisters Seminary
FOR youSo L.plxn,

r street, be,tossn l2fh aHd ira WashfHgtou.
iE duties OF this Institution commenced September e
closing n July. WISHING
according stated circ
which obtained either the
cpal bookstores.
Dec div fstar1
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

ne amount has md lin
n on pAnAd
&g also OF ufTs
h rotary Treasury
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The Ohio Rirer

The Ohio River.
WHEELING, Nov. 30.--The river is at stand with four
six inches in the channel. Weather cold, Bus
steady.
At Ptsburg the river has fallen with about four feet
eight inches water in the channel
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TWO furnished chambers rcat-For SO - nH
modious chambers, neatly and comfortably furnished Thy
egby located 9Th be.sen
quiet neishborhood
and Browns Hotels. They very
friends who wish
joining, with door opening between them.
Inquire the No All 9Th
Church.
Dec i-duu
VRANs-ALLEGHANY and seid~n, WtthsrH, a. Co.'S
L bourh, the bshesr rates, by
HAMILTON q FAINT,
Dec l-5td No 81 Penn
DOORS Railroad Map of the United states Th. esl
map, recently eplorzed by Lisuenen, Anay
Virginia Leuers,' on sale nj
TAYLOR MAuRYH
Dec Bookstore, fst
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Collision and loss of Y,co Mississippi s.sausr,.

COLLISION and loss Of Tsco Utssissippt S.,apaers.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, Nov. 29.--The steamers Pacific and
Grand Tower in cosion the Mississippi river
Memphis, and hoth sunk proving total oss. The passen
gers all saved The Pacific bound down the river
and the Grand Tower up,
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SALE TO-DAY.
BY GREEN a. SCOTT. Aucs,.,


By GREEN ~ SCOTT. Aucsisnsers.
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ ~ l otae al ausnon.on Friday the LIST
Streets house forey occuped by The seeIe
,ss :" s spanish we shall ,s as furniture and effects
Elegant Prcnci SOFA covered with plush sye o,is XIV
spring scar d,vans covered with same
Handsome dsmask and lace curtains g, comiee and 6r,e
marble top
T ,S.9I h.ir r.e.st spring &, seat dvans
Walnut etngere, marble top
Essn. bed room fur hsassad. wardrobe and dressing
Superior leather beds. pillows. bolster.
c5su naiI AMID AMID s na;k s mattresses
Pins o., paintings gilt frames
Bronze o1namens for man,eI
Several superior French gilt bronze clocks
Fn snssa s,nns arnn 9 , nna yea '''e
French glassware
ss d nnasr cosh over ,a nm; credit NJ r,v and
ninety day r notes endorsed bearing ntsres
xo,. >, GREEN sc2TT,
National Theatre.
- -
"roR"E
JOHN t. FORD Treasurer
---------------------------- ----------
OPEN ON MONDAY EVENING" NOVEMBER ~,
By the well known
ETHIOPIAN DRAMATIC COMPANY
Named
Comprising
embracing
'onhpiANS, soonL'0io % DANoT"0' ~s''
Producing, each evening Of their stay,
NEW AND PLEASING DRAMATIC SKETCH,
In addition to their
MUSICAL AID TEnrs,eno on rosIsAlTun.s
or LIFE AMONG THE NEGROES OF THE SOUTH.
Admission for gentlemen and ladies to s das circle or
aueue - cents without aaies' ON eehi SECOND ana
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The Panorama Of New York City called together very
Large audience last evening Odd Fellows Hail. Seventh
street To-day and tomorrow exhibits the afternoon
at O'clock well in the evening Prospects, celebrated
brass band is in attendance each exhibition and as the
different bands in the Empire City pass before audience
furnishes the music for Them and the audience.
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Transfers ordered
Transfers ordered
transfers ordered TO Assistant
transfers ordered 10 Assistant
Transfers ordered to depostary at savannah, Ga
Transfers ordered branch
ordered
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WashinRtOn City,


THE House sedcn, Whers, Co.. expired its
limitation. Persons who will doubtless satisfactory
the public viii remain in the Banking House TO settle its affairs
The felt by the
indulgence which public amidst
bcs lately House painful STEP BUT
let all be every be promptly made
the claimants in just and impartial spirit
W. Seiden, L. John A. English will attend
TO settle with the cedos whose confidence they hope merit
WIN. SELDEN,
JOHN WITHERS,
l.. +. BAYNE,
Nov 25--d1t G. w. CARLYLE WHITING.
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The KrSKEls-The Kunkes continue 10 draw large and
admirng audiences.
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Hamilton g.. Pant.
,shasfs, a. NJ t9l Psssss~ama
nssstsftsn, a. q
sousRESr na~sy, ssd ~sss', sse Vnis scrip soasS'
u
Drs. en- ~ ~. sis-ai u. parpsH~sr.
-to<hs h.asnt code ersais-tnu-
tisi@s axsnss NJ ksFeFan~pf cni,scfsa
rrr l-&ueAn
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Among the list OF wealthy citizens OF New York pub
lished in the New York sun is e-Presiden' Fillmore
whose property is valued at $4,000
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WIN. SELDEN,
JOHN WRITER'S,
l.. r. BAYNE,

The W. sed~n he sold his interest in
House Of seden, Whers CO., with The Of its
Whiting, 7h Of June, 1852 since which
he has had neres, in the profits the
meut Of the WIN. SELDEN,
oy
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HsNCH MlLlINERY.-Miss e. E. MCDONALD (suc-
cessor TO Mrs A. Clark will Thursday, oh of No
Tuesday December choice elegant
Of styles Paris millinery faslona
br esratishmsn doors Of The Post Once Bridge
Georgetown.
Az ord viii b. promptly attended with and despatch
Nov 2o-dn Evening Stxr]
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An old lady, being late at church. entered the cougrs
CATION rising for prayer ala said she couresyng
don't get up my account
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Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer Boston Massachusetts,
Transfers ordered from Treasurer New York York
Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer St Louis Mo-
Transfers ordered from depository at Cincinnati, Ohio
Transfers ordered from assay office New York, ~ Y.
Transfers ordered from mint the United Philadelphia
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CARRIAGE Horses for SaIe--A pair of beautifully
matched family carriage horses together with
nj built modern carriage
1s horses of value, being and gentle The
used about twelve months, and
and perfect as first purchased.
s having for them, Will sell them bargain
sppiy o WIN. T.. DOVE, Coal dealer, Firs, Ward.
N0y 20 diff
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An arrival at New York has report stating that the
barque Aon Archer last from Cape Lopez and Rabenda
put into ~ Helena FOR men, bound to the Mozan,-
bque channel She reported 500 negroes on the coast the
owners Offering s2ooo0 carry them the island Of Cuba
freight 70 be paid b" house in New York
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NvBtdEThs the Of Seldsn, Withe Co
Az Of the of asingsn make sale bonds The
Virginia. and bonds sold by
Will
Vim Dnkard secretary Board Of Public Works
Nrginis r. Stova, Virginia, Richmond Wiz
sgnt shall be appointed Of which the public viii
~ asy niormed A. GRAHAM,
President Of the Board Of Public Works
November ~, 1854. OF Virginia.
4t-dJ
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CENTRE MAnKET-Ths market well attended by Gus
toners yesterday morning. the supplies the country
were large and holders relaxed little in their prices There
were great many nieey-butchered fat hogs, weighing
from eighty to one hundred pounds EACH which sold at So
81 cents per pound There good deal of poultry
TURKEYS brought from one to two doars each.
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DIV vrtM~ Of tts locality, and the extent and
sapPt,es, shoe
Washington shelves supplied
with fashionable boots Shoes
promptly 6,ies in the factory above.
all speedily
~ and
r. si have received supply
purchased r will he Sold wholesale
iaii, 81 io~ pcss.
HENRY JANNEY,
Jis Pa. ayeaus, esi~esp brown Hotel and 7th street
81 street, opposite Bank Of Washington.
Nov ae-i2w
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Intel. and StAr.l
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AUCTION sALE-Thc personal effects Of the late Charles
Stewart were disposed of yesterday by Messrs Rohwe
Brown, auctoneers The horse Moscow well known in
the y was purchased by Andrew Minatray the
two hundred and fifty dollars The owner valued him at
thousand and had repeated offers of eight hundred dollars
for him.
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Amount on
deposite.
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26,774,9l7 co
203,3ll 20
26,5G5,006 40
Sic, 800 90
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About sixty eergymen members of the legislature of
Massachusetts,
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Dec l--ltif
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NOVEMBER Official Russian news, ia vienna states
that from the 9Th to the eth nothing Of importance had
Cured at Sebasopol The allies terrifying their POI
son the left bank of the Tchernaya strongly as
sibe The Russians occupied the right bank The bonn
bardmen of the city continued but the breaches al
WAYS repaired.
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Post Once,
Washington city, ID. G., Nov ~ is54
AiLs for CuaBRRLAsp Md CLARKsBcRe and WHEELING, In
III Virginia. ZANrsvLLE, CoLuNBus and CINCINNATI in Ohio
LouIsvLLs NASHVILLE, Ky and ISDIANAroLs Ind, VIII
Office daily 2 m departing in the
with the leaving Baltimore for
JAMES C. BERRET,
Nov O. Postmaster.
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Capt. luce and the Arc,;c,s survivors.

Capt. LICE, once Of the i'll fatcd Arctic,
and tho three passengers saved with him,
passed through here on Monday, on their
way to New York. We had the melancholy
qualification Of few moments conversation
with Capt. Luce, only to learn that we must
rcIinqnish the faint hope, still cherished, of
the possible safety OF the dear ones, whose
Fate gives lis so deep personal interest in
the recent calamity,
Mr. ABNER BENEDICT and his wife went
down with the Arctic. Capt Luce saw them
on deck but moment before she went down.
calmly awaiting the catastrophe, and has no
doubt that they were lost There is, - said
he, " the remote possibility that they may
have survived. by some such miracle as that
/ 10y which | am now here, but nothing
more" lie himself was twice carried
down, but with eleven others succeeded
III reaching and clinging"' to n piece o
the wreck, from which, However, all but
three dropped, one by one, during the fifty
long hours which elapsed before their rescue
Others also floatcd on spars and bits of tn,
wreck, but the different pieces separate,
rapidly from each other, and he coon los
sight of them. In one Of the boats, still un
heard from, Capt. Luce placed a number o
ladies', and he thinks they will yet he saved
as the boat was large and capable of liyin
in rough weather.
Capt Luce looked circworn and Of cours
very sad.
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Il
,np oouiu pe seen bnt water ana sky' Nignt
'S''' caH'c on, timex ana drcary, ana our
minus minus mcrs iuiiy made up that ncithcr OF us
,t asal' zee inc lISht OF day' very soon;
NJ ,iorc U. our suffering party were wasncu
on anu SANK 10 rise no more, leaving only Mr'
ni ,s you"S man ana myself reciilg ny
svi' very m"ch exhausted, now sat down i'r
..u ''e. ''t''' w ABOUT . o CLOCK j. NJ on
.iunN n'''n hoh lrovidentially been iouhd
'..uf ''c Wrc,k' IN TINS way l Sept
''"o through thc night ana became somewhat
refreshed. About AN hour before daylight
we saw vessels light ncnr us, and all three
OF us c1crted ourselves to the utmost Of our
strength in mailing her, until We became
| quite exhausted. In about a quarter Of AN
hour the light disappeared to the eastward of
us. Soon after daylight barouc hove in
sight to the northwest, the fog having light
encd n little. She was arpnrcntly steering
for us, but in n short time She seemed To bnyo
changed her course. and we were arain
! doomed to disappointment vet felt A hone
that some of our fellow sufferers might haic
been seen and rescued by them.
Shortly after we had given IN all homes of
being discovered or rescued by the bark. n
ship was discovered to the eastward. steering
| directly for us. We nov ,y,toLod Lor lii
the most intense anxiety as she apnronchcd
The wind CHANGING. caused hor 70 alter bcr
course several points. About noon. thcv for
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MoNtrLLlrR, oct. L.,

Mo>rrLLirR, oct. L., 1854.
7@ta, Ed'for NJ n, Irfe i'r,'s:
notwithstanding the spirited Efforts Of tho Adj
mini ,n:i'n party, tho Mschiof.makors, nnl the
mrrao,,cablc,. the prospect Of frrn, 'ub.tantia,
s,d ehyctual union of the opponent, of the present
pro-.agcry Administration and it's measure. wa,
never brighter. Yesterday, call, bro ad enough
in its .ul etan.l and -prit embrace all tho
sst friend. of fr' edom, issued inviting the
mvmtcr. Of the House Of Representative. who were
opposed to TIE Administration ard the Nebraska
bill, and who voted for Royce, Fletcher aud Dates,
to meet last evening for tho nomination of speaker
aud Clerk
Tho caucus met, and called M. Bradford OF Ram
dorh, to the Chair, AMI appointed Mr. Page, Of
hutard, Secretary, when Mr., George, Of Calais, put
in vhnt rh- lawyers call ,poci,l demurrer to the
colj, aud 'Nl that many members had taken offence
81" il, because literally il did not embrace those anti
slavery who had not .upportcd that entire tick
Ct aud a he had not voted iII Mr. Intcs, twhch,r
he voted fer Royce aud Fletcher, he did not inform
the rnucu') he hardly felt at home aud wished the
sru"r. oij"urn or Dissolve without doing a1ythuI
Nj. Hog,irr, oC lIaesbrr ;h, objected t. the call
hccau'c it did not say anything about tho word "rc-
n. Mt. Washburn, # Wood,tock, anil NJ, Ell
urd.. ,t Ruln-t'H, maintained that 10 one, not
t,.p.scd fal lu', coull fairly cue ton n, pro-
,'.tv al the -lil, as tr .pift Of il would embrace
,rCrr .u3,.r',r of tho Rutland and Montpelier re-
solutions, -. bad .7rrio his Principle, irt' Irc-
o.. ty 'un s,l.s ,lo -,aa-rai ticket, o,ea II he
J. '. ..,,', g.. t'.v ..a oI i,, ard tal. l-lcs'
v.5r .g.i..r.l - 'r~.a a. 4. pr1r iai's, il
would bee nu-oai-vou' To- IKE ~ rnpo tie test Of
? iH'ir!e or action. The caucus wa, adjourned to
o'-o-r tais 90 rnin:, whcu Mr. Wa,hburu pro
p IN ,v!r o. ouy,.;a tho critical obj 'ctons -
tie call n. IL be- a.noud 50 to include all who
srI,. rt'l t,c h-.llnd Munt,yher solutions,
ID f"tcl H.. eilL,r Eoycc, t.et1Au, e bate. ~.
Eeocher moved 20 amend the ava udlucnt, 80 q, =
sryle the caucus, tho oaucIs Of the "K publican
Party aud sad "a substance, that he would Support
- moa who did not acknowledge that to be- the
runc r tho party, and that L it not adopted,
tI"ro should ne sp'it. This amendment wa, OPP
pod ~ Mr.. Nashhu'n, Mr.. EdmuGd., Mr. Wood
wo IN, of Northig!d, md otEer5. Mr. smith, #
NJ ,nkto1, moved tia' the caucus di,sove,-lost-
The am ,uluolt Of Ar. Bocchtr was then ri .t,d
aud the amendment oi Mr. Waslburn adopted. Mr
Frnli, ct Newf,uc, th1u moved that G,urgo "
Graudy, Of Ncrgamlc., bH nominated ior peuk. by
ae-l1rttipo, which Wa agroe to, AMI he was n,mi-
mated unanimously. Nj. Eukuni, of BrattIeboro.
moved that James NJ Snde, Of Middlrbury, be nom
roatoi by acoauuatiau, as can ate for Clerk OF the
House, which wa, also carried unanimously. The
cluaus then adj urned meet at tue call Of the
Chair.
Meanwhile, Mr.. bartlett, Of Lyndon, MI
Jgdeyinc, Mr. Lunton, aud few others, hal organ
iIsl a "Renuhc,nn clusus. Mr. Uunt,n xaid
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MESSAGE.


l'u'" '"'',"' " me N'H'' an" mouse Of
iMtPtSH''"rN
'.iy''cu ~ ',r n tlgc.,'h OF my native state
~ "ul uH Ii'yF t'.it' M'S''trate Tor me ensu-
~ H''' me- '"' '''",I'I -hs'c'holy loren
'',' ~ '"o BUSINESS ~ 'he
'',L"' I ''Ns.on' ""''" ~ chJoiheu upon me
=! .''u Hons'.'u.i1, anu Ll"s;
,','s r".Ir Po'i''o'' ieci inc
&c.,, ~ 4 W.. ':m'."' t'dcaS",S 10 as
e-,"' ~ its 'u'ic> VIII, meet cahdld ana gen
.'o'S tolls 'ruc'ion' .no"gh 'hey should not be
A-',i' ,io,, i'i".S Ju'sheh' ana mistakes
:" '.'. ~
II cou.' ho' "' expected that the present
,'n'."''"'' No"'u en'oracG many SuGSes.
49, ,o'' "vl,"" '.',''H upon t"e business oil
az ~ neHs'o'l: am ~ ! come 10 thr Executive
" .iGV C', nv M'rn pre'Ity III paper
.''.1 hl"u - 'pi' u "' no less u'' dictate OF
s's.t 'Ian ~ i,'','natl"i. ana convenience !
,, ,une .',i,n mug 'or message perhaps
I,:,.,
- ivy "'r' ~ iu.I."' VI extensive changes
!" Wv i't"o - '"' ''A'c' III Tue mum, they
H. ,,',',',"t! uo'' aiming 10
&C.,, t''' 'i'"' r'S',H' ana 10 as
p,.,. ,o,.,' '% ; ,s"o",s NI' "!n""gn .herr'
may nave been occasional tendencies to an
rA'rsS .. "'elNa,'on, ny winch sdnstahtIaland
';Gla ',''S e's ''"' p:en Iet'rd'u yet con-
''''' 'e' iH"s D. WIN 'ne Gra"unl "hel'r-
'.'o"' al" mp ''o"''n'S 81 more tHoh seven
itI' ,''! 9H''"'' c""'iehSc ''hparl-
,I 49, '','n3 W any p'"cr government ~
49,. NV r;. "'s'o,n '' 'h'ir PROVISIONS and
NV i'ci'l'y u. l",Ir administration.
~ ti' Sd4.I"' ''J,'-t, within the n1ucrra
{" S'at' l"Gl,'atlon' w'l'' now engage the
'rrn''' """"''n" "' community tn" promotion
VI temperance IS 'on'cssedly among tho most
'H''i 's'i"o anu l"I 'nTldtd. Inc primary, and
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Ico"nrsroNpENcr or ruE fHrE rRrss.l
The T 81 House,
A.,,r,ttpr M,


>..,trrMgr Oct, 18th.
VI ldum.
Tho Third ijou.c h,, com, ...,d the ,isorou.
prosecution of it, a,nropriaio .t..s Tic first
fruits Of its session are npinr,lt ii flowing i'm
portant act. ro...I ,..lo, and fl, ,itir. tho
,uhcrnatnrial Veto
1, i.,.,,,n. d., ,,..,.. ., it..u .L. rae.
,ron,oeahh of NrsyachDs,r, and d., ,.,iory md ,
Eii'm1torg oJ N, Common Lo'.
II l' nrrEnr rNNcrrr, by the General Assembly
OF 'h' 0'ate OIL Vermont rs follows
oE''!ot ~. me county "i Nhdhom in TINS
n,"n,,c,l,L nr N,,,, I, w., ,i ", w, il
county having for wear. rl.t bccp found necessary
to secure to the inhahtont' Of Rutloud. Addison
"Mn W '''DsIr 'o"r'.'' certain "in''' rthts' rri-
bcrctor,rc f. bn c,,r,. t., , san, w. vnr,,,
but the inhabitants of said Wudhnm County are
hereby declared Ineligible I" any office in the state
VI , ,''.,,' 5l 1,.;...,, ~, ,... ...i...
/ being the ION of Octobrr. 4. il. I~5I
The above LEGISLATION is o,p,rcrl, no moro ncccs.
snrv than was the bosnh, r,lrcnt Of ,rc,toyn lint
sufficient examination viii ,ry inca, ,,r that like
that great national cyul,it il wa. i,nrcrotivclv
called for lbs. ..rrat rcps,rs of St,tr
Mr. barrett. If Addison. ,y,s n. van know. unoni
mously. and without connection. s,,, from Mr..
Tungborn. of Franklin f,i, rorc,,i candidate for
anything he ca.. .et) vlchn,l,lc,l,nuch To the una,
unity, elected Secretary of the Senate. This was
we'll, but OF course iii not exhaust the gentleman
capacity for holiio5 Once, seem to have
iuoiishiy supposed. lie accordingly appeared as
candidate for secretary Of state after his election to
which Office and to that of Auditor OF Accounts, the
election Of Mcssrs Coamcr and Erein"r't was to he
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-20
no. III.
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We have opened the week here with ycntlc fall
Of snow Nature having completed her washing,
has put on her clean linen, trimmed her beard
bog her parIon-trimmed her flowing locks stands
cooy on the Capitol steps, tort Of model for the
Representative men,
The wisdom and virtue" mud the Senators who
by the constitution are not required to BE- either
wise virtuous have begun their weeks work in an
apparently amiablc lncod, hut have not performed
any very remarkable act or ,lid any very peculiar
thing,
MIR. Rankin, Of Chester introduced this m jr1ng
n series Of resolutions Oh the Nebraska question
which did not seem to to be vcry clear or forci-
Bile, and which hope may be very much improved
before they adopted. Taey zero lsA on the
table and ordered to be printed.
About twenty applicant, Tor each State on,cc yet
to he filled, busy with tlr n.cnb,rF th great
d"trmcnt Of their button L.l,s ruasins capital for
the cAucu'es Of Tonight.
The House adjourned THU forenoon to tomorrow,
to give the Canyas'ir; C,a.'..;,ee tiuic 10 do up
their woIh. Everybody is 4n&iou, f)r ,Lort scs-
zion, and 10 leave his PER diem with us us SOFA as
possible