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Supreme Court.-The following business was trans
acted yesterday in the above Court:
William e. Bevins and al, use of D. P. Earle VS.
William B. A. Ramsey and al In error to the Cir
cult Court United States for East Tennessee. Mr.
Justice Catron delivered the opinion of the Court
Affirming the Judgment of the Circuit Court in Thu
Cause with costs.
James c. BroOme, administrator of Arthur Macon
the United States. In error to the Circuit Cour
United States for the Northern District of Florida
Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of thu
Court, affirming the judgment of the Circuit Cour
IN this cause, with interest.
ZacLarah White W. Isaac w. Arthur and al. On
m1ton of Mr.. BENJAMIN, tins writ of error TO the
circuit Court OF the United States for the Eastern
District Of Louisiana docketeG and dismissed
with costs, under the 43d rule of Court.
John Garrow and al, appellants, VS.. Amos Dayi.
and al. The argument of this cause wa. commenced
by Mr.. Seward for the appellants and continued BY
Sir. shsPlcy for the appeIlees.
Nothing was done to-day, the Court having ad
I'urRed until Monday.
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TNOR RENT-The upper part of the House, OF
Il Bridge street, occupied by Arnys CONNECTION
AIRY, containing rooms. Rent moderate. Immedi
ate possession given. Enquire at the Store.
Georgetown, December %, 1853,
dee 2S-eo3t
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WANTS.

M ANTED In a small family, good plain
w Cook washer and ironer. To one who can
come well recommended the highest wages will be
Office ian 7-3t
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-0' Nights ConeeTt.-Ole Bulls grand concert
hisht' AT Caru>is Saloon, was very fully a,ten-
y and gave the greatest satisfaction. Tonight,
.'' sfeai Norwegian musician will give concert in
aieAahcrla, IN which he will be assisted by Adelna
ia't' and NJ. suakosch, the great pianist.
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CENTLEMEN'S Travelling Shaxls
" We have now on hand
45 heavy superior Travelling Shawls
Which we will sell low for cash.
VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner of It'll street and Penn. avenue.
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80 FOR RENT-Three new frame HOUSES six
,"f rooms each, on East Capitol street. between 4h
Esz-snl 5th streets. For terms &C., enquire on the
premises or to A. Daley, Dentist, Pa. avenue a
few doors west of Browns Hotel.
ian 2-eo3t#
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DIFTs FOR THE NEW YEAR

GIFTS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
VI TAYLOR MAURY have just received seye.
raj additions to their stock of Books adapted for pre-
sents amorgst which will be found
Liber Fluvioram, or River Scenery in France, de-
pcted in 81 line engravings from drawinds by j. "
III. Turner, r. A, with Biographical Sketcl by Alar-
ic A. Waits.
G 7ldsmith's Animated Nature, vols, full bound,
calf antique.
The Spectator new and handsome edition, in 6
ves with prefaces Historical and Biographical, by
Alexander Chalmers, AN.
Passion Flowers.
Poems and Parodies, by Phoebe Carey.
Memoir and Writings of RObt Wheaton.
The Young Voyagers, or the Boy Hunters OF the
North, by Capt Wayne Reid
My Twin Sisters, Sketch from Memory, by Emf
ly Judson.
Vision of Fairy Land and other Poems, by ".
Gibson.
The Works Of W alter Savage Lander, 2 vols full
bound, calf
ian 2-tf Bookstore, near 9th st.
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DARTNER WANTED.-An energetic
i MAN, with IS ready cash. can engage in
safe, pleasant, and permanent business, which will
realize fortune in short time if attended TO- This
is rare chance, The profits immediate. Call
upon the advertiser at Beers Hotel, bet Ill and 2
O'Clock ian A-2.s
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Curious 3ntbin- Case.-This morning, Frederick
''oGm and Lucian Pepsico, both coiored were taken
h-inis JutIce Donn each charged with stabbing the
"h"r. Both denied having knives, and neither
Nae" tlat the other was the guilty party. No evi-
dence was given that proved knife had been used.
though both the wounds were, without doubt, made
Win some sharp weapon. The Justice being unable
10 discover the guilty clearly enough to Dismiss
Tie other, held both 10 bail for court in order that
the Grand Jury Elay have opportunity to examine
The case.
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ET An OUNCE Of fact is worth pound Of theory
and the of conclusive facts that cluster around
that Incompatible preparation, Hoohand's German
Bitters prepared bv Dr. C. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia
establishing ats vslue tonic and restorative, are
such would prevent incredulity itself from ques
Honpg its efficacy. In all cases Of disease OF the
stomach, whether acute chronic, It may be recon-
mended for It's soothing, cordial and renovating in
uencs. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss Of appetite, nau
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation and debility, &C.,
are relieved by the Bttsrs in very short space Of
time and perseverance in their use never fails to
work thorough cure.
For sale by Druggiste everYH here.
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IHd'e't'.-On "Wednesday last, a very aged col
cred "ouian named Lucy Williams, who had been
tor !ollg time afflicted with dropsy, died suddenly
a. She ':as about ~ enter the Aims House. IL ap-
pared from The WITNESSES a: the inquest, that she
was ever % years of age. On Thursday morning,
another elderly coIored woman, who had retired to
'@d Oh the preceding night apparently good health,
"de iound dead III bed. She lived on the Island.
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COL. J0HNsON's GREAT EXHIBITION
OF
WONDERF UL WOMEN

ONDERFUL WOMEN
"lLL commence on THURSDAY EVENING,
w January 9th, 1854, at Odd Fellows Hall, and
continue day and evening during the week.
This exhibition has been attended by more than
Two hundred and twenty thousand persons in Phil
adelphia, New York, and Boston, within few past
months.
1t consists of Miss Rosina Richardson the largest
living woman in the world weighs 634 pounds. and
one OF the nobest looking of her aged years
and is native Of the old Granite State and her lit
tie h'ttpnt'dn companion, Miss NJ. Jones' native OF
the old Bay State 10 years DID, 81 inches high, and
is the most beautiful form earth and she ia with
out parallel, the most beautiful and attractive lit
tie specimen ofhumsnity. and weighs 81 pounds, the
smallest woman ever exhibited in the United States
Exhibition from to II m, 2 to 5, and from to g
o'clock p. m.
half price. ian TT
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LGrccny.-A. Tonnet was taken before Justice
Goddard charged with stealing gold pen from Mr..
"el,l, chief clerk in the Navy Department He
was held TO security for further hearing
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The " Pennington and Alexandria steamboat, re-
sunled her regular trips yesterday
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CHAWLS, Long q Square
- 500 new Shawls o. all styles, at very low prices
YERBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Corner Of 7th street and Pa avenue.
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TELFGRAPHTC.
BY HGISE'S PRINTING TRLEG6APl
Steamship San Francisco.

EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING Star
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HGfch Rctrns.-W H. Mortimer, drunk in the
street; work house 80 days. Dennis McCurdy, do;
security and costs. P. Carico do security and costs
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Guono.-The ships ''Lone Starr and " Express,
direct from Callao, Peru, are unloading carcoes
of guano, at Greeeaf's Point The freight is ASSIGNED
to Fitzhush Coyle, as agent.
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~ENTLEME MS GOODS
" A full stock Of
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, Neck Ties
Scarfs, half he sc, Gloves of all kinds
Nuffiers, suspenders, &C., very cheap.
YEkBY, TEBBS 4 YERBY,
Corner of It'll street and Pa. avenue.
dac 1Q-ff
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TRY-TRY-TRY
OANNON'S VEG ETABLE or BLOOD-PURIFfING
u BIrTERS. ~ Ask for the bottle With the
Portrait Of the Inventor and Proprietor, and take
cone other WIN. n. CANNON,
Washington, De,
To whom all orders should be addressed for Age
cies, 30. nov S"As Sm
NHILDREN's NURSERY CHAIRS, made OF rat
" tan, just received and for sale st
dec 233t LAMMONUes tn 81
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religious Mce.inss.-Seyeral religion. societies
VII nod their anniversary meetings nex,week. To
"oro" evening, the Tract Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Chutcil hold their Anniversary meeting il,
iae foundry Church. On the following evening
A"aday) there Will be Missionary Meeting At the
GEORGETOWN Methodist Episcopal Church. On
Tuesday, the Washington City Protestant, Orphan
asylum viii hold their annual meeting in Trinity
Church, at the corner ofC and Sd streets.
--beite Of Ner Or'can,.-The supper to celebrate
ue anniversary Of the battle of New Orleans will be
he'd' We understand, at Fuller's National EalinY
MUSE on Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street.
\ meeting wiil be held there this evening, OF the
ShueHien comprising The different committees, 10
''"f 'hf necessary arrangements.
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The following prices were obtained for city stock
on Thursday last, at public auction: Bank of
Metropolis, los to lo515; Farmers Insurance Com
pany, l4o; Georgetown Corporation, &c.
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The Co''"n5:a typographical Society will meet this
evening for the purpose of installing the officers for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other
business
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SEsATK-Yarious memorials were presented and taken
from the files which referred TO their appropriate
committees.
The bill for the relief OF the legal representatives OF
Isaac p Simonion was considered and passed.
Mr. Mason moved that the Senate proceed 10 The con.
sdeation of executive business which was Dot agreed
to-yeas II. nays 70.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the bill allow
ing credit for limited period for duties on railroad iron
imported into the United States.
MIR Douglas offered amendment in the iorm oil sub
stitnie for the original bill.
After debate, on motion by Mr.. Pratt the further con-
sderstion OF The bill postponed until Monday week
yeas 80, nays Q.
The Senate adjourned al half-pasi Two o'clock.
Housr OF REPREsEsTArIvEs-On motion OF Mr. HES
ter the Secretary OF the Interior requested TO COM
muucaie information relative the frauds upon the Pen
SION Office On motion of Mr. jones' of New York, the
Committee on Printing requested 10 report relative
10 publishing that portion Of the report relating to
the distribution OF Congress medals among tbe medical
fseulty The consideration of Mr. Bennetfs land bill
was postponed until this day two weeks. The House
vent ITO committee and Mr. Cullom spoke in opposition
10 the Nebraska bill Mr. Cobb brought forward the
special ORDER being bis bill for reducing and graduating
the price OF public lan The committee rose. and, with
out doing any business OF public importance, the House
adjourned.
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our Relations with Mexico

Arwe 10 preserve peace or have ancabie relations
inisrpted with adjoining southern neighbor This
seemo be the question involved let The facts be dis
guisess they may. the decision OF the Senate upon
the Try now under The consideration Of that body. n
the rS shall be rejected cannot conjecture in what
manhe is possible to make final adjustment without
the ultima ratio Of nations OF the various and
comp ed differences which exist between this repub-
lie sntsxieo. The Mesalia valley may al any day,
after intelligence shall be conveyed there that TIE ne.
gOuaduaon he subject have been rePudiaied BY The
co-ord- branch Of the treats making power, snng
The sdli troops OF the two countries 10 hostile array
TIE indent act Of an oficer-ibe firing OF single
gun-u plunge us into a ssnguinsry war, involving
million cost from which the most demoralziug con-
seqpensould proceed without solitary benefit We
would no security whatever for durable repose.
We 81 assuredly whip the Mericaps-we might
even ooisly subdue them-bu; what would gain
BY ssehsults Would il better our moral OF political
condniowould il add 10 our niliiary fame No, no.
The oppr Of the feeble Is ever deiesied BY we-born
hsar,s presume there ia not voice in the councils
Of The q nor among our retired statesmen, which
would raelf 10 advocate the running n out line 10
The porihoubdary Of Guatemala a, the present
time 1mbrscing Of Mexico within our con-
hnes, we even TO deserve Il, cannot possibly
occur ppte Is vastly msre homogebeousness Of SEN
nmen' arsensrai character beiween The inhabitants
Of me 'Sniues Under such circumstances y .
clearly GU" % sndeavof to elevate hsr, and 70 aug
meat prot trade intercourse with her By all he
means al ssposal, whatever TIE rule 10 which .he
msy -ubt,'e as long a. thai rue is not Europeap
Her trsnqahcr prosperity. viii naturally rebound 10
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LOCAL NEWS

CRY elyrrsMESr On Mopday evening there
meeting OF tic board Il aldermen aud council
eiy. Among the proceedings, present The fol-
logiug;
The board Of aldermen passed a resolution which had
previously passed the council requesting Congress
act a new code oflaws for the District Of Columbia
A comm d ME non from his honor John w. MapTy.
ma yor was ANNOUNCED and read. TIE mayor informed
board that majority the committee Of the House
or Representatives had agreed apon plan for ths city
railrosd and that il probable hna action would Be
taken d pom Thursday
The JOINT resolution il relation o The site Of ma ke-
house IN ta part ~ The city lpfeTiousy passed by
the counciD agreed 10
Ia The board Of eonnci the mayors eornmanj
the subject o. the city railroad read This
inp oftaui elected discussion, which ended by
the option Of the following resolution, offered By Mr.
Clark. by yote Of l5io6;
Rsolssa That the mayor be- and be u hereby teqae,t.
ed be printed hse hundred copies u tie realu
ii reference 10 the Avenue railroad passed BY the
coanOis and teBd copy tbceul each aad rep
resrntAtiye IA Congress.
CoSerrGarosAL cHuEcH.-The eounc'' or thi. deaou
iuauun Of Chns sns hch has sizing Ia tbs efY
ior s,verai days adjourned yesterday The Rev.
QBncanson, Eho was beore the council i1r insslson
pastor Of tie Flrs Cong Society 10 worship
in the church % cC 5,h street. thoroughly
amusd upon doctrinal Inrs. The answers % Of
the sae,tons proPoundsd to The applicant unsaso
tory a msjOriy Of The council They oonsid-
cred ulfbOiox, and the decision that inexped
sut 10 install reverend gentleman, They nevertheless,
passed resolution expressive Of the confidence Of the
council ia lie personal piey, sincerity and frsnkbss
Among resolutions adopted b. this body the FOL
lowing
Rfoir6d That Il u grealy desirabe that orthodox
church, eseang the ish and order Of
the primitive fathers Should b. sustained Ia tie city
Washington. u. c. nad this council pledge syn
thy sicieI operation a. placing upon pernABent
ICundaiion sstd church
psd Thar u this chufch shall desire r. the ooS
bc : cUrrnirce cooperate Eth theH Hon L. cksn-
son II Mussac hu-etrt Rev. d.. Par5n OF New York
Rev Dr. L B-cou. Of Connecticut; Rev. Profess Stove
II AudGver Massachusetts HOu. S. II Valley, Ma
ssrhpssus Hon. James MesChRu ol Yc monG and II "a
!. d. Goodrich, oi Massachusetts
Many Of the eeTgY and lay Delegates orth, courc ye
terday visited Mount Frnon ia honor Of the memory or
Washiogion-ths soldier, he statesman, AID toe Chris
ltan-belisving, ey DO. u his exemplary CbrsaB
Rmplr whus living hr i among the eorgrtEafi0nsi
hosts Of Heaven.
Tax Mach valuable properly is advertised 10 be
sold to-day ID, Cry bal. bel rgtng persons who have
tailed 70 D. the doe ne the CRY govern
mem. Doubtess, thsfs many delnquents who have
become ssch ;hrengh thef Negligence. After they
lead tbis cantipn. would advise tbeH delay
moment c-l a. The osptsa's office ard .ete." BY
puruins lhs lleT vii avoid Tie payment ~ many
heavy supeusrt
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Extent of the Pu bic Domain.

The following report Of the Commissioner OF the Land
Office, made the Secretary OF the Interior, and submit
ted TO The House Of Representatives on the 2ist ut by
the President IN obedience resolution Of thar body,
explains material 10 the prevalent estimate Of
the extent Of The public domain. The liable accompany
Ing the report, and conveying he information called for
By the Houss, Published ia cur paper some days
since The letter Of me Commissioner as follows:
GENIAL LAND OFFICE Marc. IS 1854
SIR: Ia compliance With The resoai5n al thr Hguss q
Representative, received ~ your ieuer II 24h ul1po
which resolution ~ a. follows, viz,
Rceirtd, That he President ofue Unitsd Sasc, IL re-
queled q b. prepared for The Of hi House
tabnlsf "a eusns srilbi;ing-
First III. II each STATE aud Territory erpe,sed
il square miles ani IN acres
Second The ertent q public domain nov remaining
10 esch STATE and Territory. expressed IL sores
Third. The ertent Of public donna ssusied By The
government o. he United 5 each Stale aud Terri
tory Distinguishing between that sod for Valuable oonsd
sud that given. granted csded or oonveyed fr
the purposes Of sducaiios, public buildings internal in
provements, ard miscraneoas objects -
have thr honor 70 submit herewith statement ron
tanning the information esIrd for
b. The former Of tAis ciEce, Gee Acre,
statement + Wild she iaie annual repot)
the whole surface 81 the public domain IL
BY the statement now furnished I,ssi, fsO 80
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patriotic bat departed Charlton who appealed his
(sumDers) native Of justice rnAgnanimiy 70 de-
ss fo those acts Of aggression and upon The
pie Of the south, assuring him and AL the 81 the
Norh IA he language Of American that II the
with which our nation Was InenAeed should come. Geor
ga-tae Empire Stale Of Inv Soah@Ond be with u,
she has been with fathers, death Vain ImroTa
toni Like every oheI appeal made - the Pro.crpye aud
bkoed aboliuonisls, 1t passed Undecided awakening 70
sympathetic response.
But gAHt else could be expected from those who struck
Daniel Webster for king save ths Uuoa--sho De-
MED him The teoas privilege Of pleading gail'y" o.
not galltY IN Fsnea Han, BY closing rs do1gs az he
face by those who, guided by the spirit aud genius a
ab0onsIn, refused the Of burial her 81 Mas
ssehnsett distinguished sons. tCap Lincon) who lost
hts life ia foreign land while doing bate IN a whT De-
eared By Congress- and under the and stripes y us
counuy7
From their both in peace aud Ia lsyr
eI doubted THAI The Aboonists and their aes the nee
soers. had any other than The eted purpose which
IS overthrow OF constitution and form 81 governments
and absolute equality between The white AID blacS
who nov inhab The different States Of this Union
Very respectfully and truly. yoer friend In tie bonds Of
democracy, A Q DODGE
Messrs ELIJAH PURDY, JAMES X. STEERS THoMAs Mus
ROE. AMBRosE L. PIENKY, and RoBrRT DoENEL, Demo
cratic Republican General Committee Room, New York
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To the exclusion OF much other matter, we publi.h
entire to-day the able and elaborate speech OF Senator
Gwin on the Pacihc-r,road question The Importance
of the SUBJECT and the general interest sltn ibe PROJECT
make proper that should avail ouTsef OF The earliest
opportunity 10 lay before readers so full and com
prshensive diseussonof the question in all iis bear
inp No man IN the Snaie in the country has de-
yosd more attention 10 IBIS grand enterprise than Sen
aio Gwn, and that the reader OF bis speech
wAhgree with that hs researches have enabled him
70 Sc food Of light upon The proposition.
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- GREEN d SCOTT, Auetoneer..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On Thursday,
The 18th instant at O'Clock shall sell,
sa Of Ns las, embracing
Ironing 800 81 inches
c and
Also, ofot No square lf7 ironing
canal, running back 100 feet.
Terms in at and
notes a deed
GREEN SCOTT,
Ap I'D
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Regular Communication with Liberia
I'VE the undsrsgned deeply impressed importance
tsbshnsi under direction Of The American Colonization
dev, regular communication By 0herwise between
Uned and the republic of Liberia respectfully
feel interested In the subject
tse Rev Mr.. sunderlnBd Monday evening urtan
7o'clock, consider and Gentlemen who
will address Tins meeting vii be announced bercahcr
walter Jones Jacob Gideon
Elisha Nhuicssy Noble
Joseph Henry X. rHrnhHm
Peter Force 8. Gideon
,. 8 Bacon James u. Brown
Jsmcs Read EcsArd J. r. Caldwell
J. NJ. Henry Pyn,
Geo. W. samson J. w. French
stephen r. Hiil ~ e. J.wsu
John G. smith Erwick Evans
C. NJ. Buusr Jos c. G. Kennedy
Eeptimus TuFtE IA. Hin
Chs% Brcoks John T. Ingie
A. Steele John Underwood
Byron sunderand q. v. LKrned
Chas. p. Roswell Daniel REicline
II. Geo. Butler. Iuhu r.. C.rf
a @. Carother Charles De SEEDING
Henry siccr Chss wnkes-
Tbomas r. Bach n w Latham
P. u. GE1ey ". s.
Harvey Lindsey
hp 9-eodSs
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The great Of the Aegon heirs u.s. The United States
argued in The Supreme Court yesterday by Charles
+. Mayer, esq OF Baltimore for the heirs and General
Caleb Cushing, Attorney General. for The United States
The argdment OF General Gushing profound, bril-
Liant, and logical, and was heard with intense interest
The Industry ability eloquenee and research Of This able
officer OF the government, universally admitted and
appauded
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Al trial for murder in Waukesha, Wisconsin, wit
The stand, giving in testimony to when and
where bis boats run. and al what times, between Mil
wanke, Chicago, Sheyboygan, &c. OF the jury
asked him at what lime the boat left for Sbebosgan I;
when the Judge asked the uryman bis object for asking
the question He replied that be wanted 60 10 She
boygan in few days and thought il good opportunity
to find out
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osY Isrsd L. JAxxs I52 sOuA Tenth street. fhhnae
MIA IL our general travelling agent assisted y VIZ ID "ap
-. CoIIIss JAaxs DxKhIxo j. HAnTT, Joh bpTToks Csc
, gpT4oE, Isaac NJ. BopIss, EDauAp W. WHY, NnLAh L.
w,y.YxAE and C1oRsK l. Nielsen
Mr. DKoEnsKT, Of fsnnslsAni u autoAea 70 receive
pheupions 10 paper, and 70 receipt for the same
gMf c. W. JAMES, Nc. HsIrisoA street, clnennau ohio
en- General collecting agent Western Suites and Texas
assisted BY HI THoA.s J. T. Dxsr' We n Z -
Receipts Of either win be good.
amr HAIRY LrwIs Of Montgomery Alabama Is cur gen
II yslDe agent for Of Alabama and Tennessee A.
,,a nv C. " LKwIs J1EHs o. LAWS, und sANuKI d. LE~s
r.wpes.iuts from either Of above viii be good.
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wHie vlcT7Kr
H,HrroSp. tCt,) April 1.-THE municipal election
came "a N city yesterday, and resulted ia whig
triumph. No. Henry DsninE Cwhg) elected mayor
BY majority II 30 s Others. The wht9, elect
Rtaen couBciifncn aud iour aldermen The democtst
have chosen sdeaen and nine councunen. The Ne
braska question entered somewhat Into this election