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NOTICE. All persons indebted to the
i y Estate Of JEAN J. ROUSSEAU, and his wife,
quesed TO forward and settle and al those having
claims against said Eate requested to present them
duly authenticated to the undersigned.
Feb. 4. r7-4tl WIN. CORRIE, TESTIFY Executor
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law. where the Liberty and property OF our citizens have
been involved lately evidenced in the OF The
Fir.
In recent discussion in the British Parliament. that
arose from petition relative 10 violations OF treaty on
the part OF the Dutch, Lord palnerson ayowed his con-
yclion that the Dutch government had for long Sc
ries OF years grossly violated solsnn compact. though
they were then evlncing Disposition TO amend their
policy, MIR Hume however. blamed the ministers for
refusing 10 adopt hostile and threatening demea'
nor. exclaming thai america tsod long before haze made
Holland for her fayraat abuse e5fah." But Mr..
tame is mistaken for since our Capitol was the
properly OF merchants OF Amsterdam, and was tsraly
sold 10 the Ducb," who s the time of even the re-
doubable Old Hickory. ataay about 10 sell Washing
ION uader hs hammef-eyer since then, IL would seem
that our government has been uncomnonIy tender in IL.
negotiations with Holland. Bat order OF things
has commenced. Commodore Perry is in the East
After he has opened The inhospl,sbe gates OF japan
might he not do well go and look in upon the roling
,mhes OF the American schooner Fir," that lying
in a roads,ead of Java' LAXAMANA.
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raptng in lis tendencies leading the government from
the purity OF lis principles and anita gonslic to the Inn
sprit OF The constitution Including IN this oppostion
what is termed the Pacific pslfoad as a soyefamsn,
measure 10 be built by direct appropriations OF MONEY
out oil the federal treasury, thereby excluding and owe,
riding individual enterprise BY government czpla bu,
iayotns ths great work under tie patronage al
individual enterprise, aided aud encouraged BY the gov
eminent IA such ways aid may be lexilimaeIy and
eonsutuionaiiy given.
Upon all The subjects referred TO- including NV
endorsement OF the national administration ia lhs
wisdom, pnnty and tmness Of whose gosernaent. and
sei ndelity TO The constitution have the highes con-
hdance, my opinions We're freely expressed before "a,
people OF he Slate IN the for the high posoo
they assigned me, | pledge 10 you. my fellow eilizens
faithful adherence 10 them in all my official acts
Looking 10 the lights OF experience, burning brightly
upon the past, which throw upon the future The shadow.
which mark out on The one hand the dangers 10 b
avoided. and iiume upoa the other e path way OF duv
which may be safely loowed aud relying in all thioy,
upon the guidance OF that kind Providence which bless
with Ills smiles and approves with Ills judgment The up
right and just and which has selected US as lis chosen
people TO fan the great destiny OF The earth | am now
ready 10 take the oath prescribed by the constitution and
eater upon the duties Of my office.
JOHN J. McREA.
JANUARY 10, 1854
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lyREAT sale Goods-severeI Thousand Doiiars'
W property be disposed ofThe subscriber will Offer
entire stock OF goods which LEFT
Exhibition Baptist church 18Th street.
asIng Of
piano foe from the celebrated manufacturers
The and prepared especially for the fair and
therefore their best Workmanship
which exhibited American
and premium and all Of them superior
quality
show
cooking and 2 parlor do.
portable O heaters, recent invention
several 6ne carriages, NJ various kinds
large assortment Of and choice books and music
poughs and other farming
and several comfortsbes and quilts
Several Rcuuencns morning gowns
A ndid plated
elegant clocks from Jcromes mandatory
A number OF excellent paintings
A of aud other hardware
9 fine CRATES Messfs Kelley, New York
variety OF for children and other fancy
nd articles, which be enumerated.
Tuesday sght, the path instant,
O'Clock, In the hall Of the church above named
GREEN SCOTT,
nQa-d Auctonssrs.
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From the Louisville Times
The Secretary Of the Treasury.

We verify believe that one OF the objections of the
aTistocralc press OF the bards Of New York 10 Mr. Guh
RE that he is plain, stern, unpreending republican
We have several times noticed illusions TO his being
what the spolsmen who hang around the seat OF the
general government call new man." an outsider"
only lauyer from Katueky" and the Herald advises
him TO be dismissed, and allowed to return navigating
fa,boas" in Kentucky II is true AIR. Guthrie is the
artihcer OF bis own fortunes, and bis friends take
much pride in knowing this TO be fact he does him
self. Like Clay, and Webster, and Wright, and many
others OF the greatest most distinguished and most
fol that this nation produced Mr. Guthrie has
risen from the position OF honest toll to be ranked
among the distinguished OF his country; and but
for the fac, that ho has been, for more than twenty
years fighting in The ranks of party in the minority in
bis State, he could long since have figured in the nation
al councils There has not been time, for sixteen
years, in Kentucky, that Mr.. Guthrie would not have
gone to the Senate OF the United States If the democracy
could have sent him there. His legislative career in
Kentucky has been marked by grea, abilities and when
he has been in the legislative halls he was lead
ing man. and he closed bis there by presiding over
the convention which framed the present State consilu-
lion. He is 40 "new man" here and if the political
psrrnua OF the East. who are guilty OF the folly Of be-
character OF public men, have no, heretofore known
much about Mr. Guthrie, il is because they are so con.
racted in their views that they rarely beyond the Al
Ieghany mountains and know little about what pass
ing in that portion OF the republic which will have The
power OF numbers in less than twenty years to control
the desnies OF this great nation. II is not offensive to
the friends OF Mr.. Guthrie lha, his early life Of labor
should be sneeed at by such spsta papers the New
York Herald. They recollec the same class OF men in
the Eas, ridiculed the idea OF the little man from Duck
river being made President and those very knowing
ern politicians wanted know "Who is James K Pokr
They are very likely to learn every two years who
good many " new men" from the West are, until they
will cease to wonder that new men, are plenty in this
great valley twhsre everything is made on great scae)
who will not only make the best of congressman, bu,
good cabinet officers, aad good Presidents New
man" he may be TO such the Herald and its kindred
oo.labores in the effort to drive him from the Treasury
bu, they will find no chance for robbnu the Treasury
by any OF their usual devices while he guards the door
and they viii further End that he will Impress a page
upon the history OF his country before he leaves Wash
ins'on, where example OF public honesty may be
found and Of devotion 10 his public duties which all
who after him viii wish 10 initiate, and those made
in great mould like himself will be certain to follow
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NOtICEWe have within thn past few particular
~ mad of
presented 10 na 20 whom they belonged
been generally
to those who have qudaIed thanks
But the principal object Of those who
have paid that Will
fore l Of month and closing
eording 10 the terms on which they were made
Jnn ai-eo2wn CLAGETT a
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edition. OF publication In Edinburgh Imported,
ed price, by LITTLE Brown, co.
Dictionary OF As Sciences, and
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Edited by Thomas Stewart Trail,
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This edition careful revision and aera
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The editor secured the OF the
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general knowledge
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O. n Fairbanks authorized receive subscriptions for the
work. and viii call the residents OF washington for that
pose early in February, LITTLE BROWN, Co,
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mo. 4o7l

no. 4V7
NOTICE extending the time of the reservation of
IN lands heretofore Withdrawn along the
Cairo Fulton railroad branches
and hpsaEsas.
Notice hereby given that the
witdawn from market, aud ordered TO be withheld from
except valid preempons) until April
lying within probable
tied An granting way making grant
States of Arkansas and Missouri aid
faioad from point 10. h.sssp opposite the mouth OF
Onio Little Rock the boundary line
nvsr approved February 1882 be- hereby further
extended until further orders
my the ciy Washington 23d
uary, 1854
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Nav BKDFoRD. Jan. 23The ship Java, Captain Heron,
arrived yesterday iro Take, via St. Thomas She reports
that the ship Hermann, Captain Skinner OF Baltimore
rived the 9th from Callao In a sinking condition. hAs.
ing ten feet OF In her hold. She lowed the
leewad side Of the island y The Unisd States steamer
Fulton, and bsached. The bsrqus Azela chartered
take forward much OF her cargo poss be and got
twenty oil the first day. In the night the
vessel csfeened and filed her upper deck aud both
sci aud cargo proved a iotallo
On the Tn the ship Monterey Captain Lowell. from Cal
lao, for Baltimore, arrived ST. Thomas repair rudds.
aud was expected to sal on he 10TH
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4 Ow-PRICED GiLCLOTBs.-3ust received and on sale
IL IL sheets pretty floor oiclot superior
quany at low prices
4 bales list aud rag earpctings
UA aud "a Acndalc and Hamilton long cloth
dressed cotton -heetipgs.
i bale low priced blankets
do oilciotns ior steps, very cheap.
CLAGErr Il DoDsoN,
Dealers In all kinds OF carpetng manss mats, boor
table
outions all Of goods
avenue, door east OF 9th HIeet
Jan 2i--f2wco
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Supreme Court of the United states
MesDAY, January %, 1854.

MONDAY, January %, 1884,
James H. Thompson and Rufus z. Spaldng, esqs, O
Ohio; William Henry Norris, esq, of Maryland; ant
Isaac N Arnold esq OF Illinois, were admitted attor
neys and counsellors of this court.
No As. John McDonoghs executors d al, appellants
vs Mary Murdoch ct al. The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Messrs. Brent and May for the ap
psanls.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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II s due 10 The Democratic Union Harrisburg. Penn
syssSis, that publish the following article, which de-
hines lie position towards the administration. Whilst we
known 10 differ with The Democratic Uaon as TO the
removal OF Mr. Bfonson, cannot but commend the
spirit which persades the article. II isss follows
'TnE NATIONAL ApAliSlsrxArIonWe have been charged
In ceTtain quarters with entertaining designs sguins
the psessGs national administration. Why should wef
There 10 not man connected Win this establish
Inent proprietor. editor In any other capacity,
who did 1ealonsy support the election OF Gen
eral Pierce, and who does not stand upon the
platform which that ustrious citizen accepted in 1852
Az long he remains upon that platform, he shall
ceivo ffom cordial and support. There is
sentiment uttered by him his inaugural or in his
msssass which do heartily approve The reitera-
ton Of tho Monroe doctrine and The OF the admin
isation in the Koszs affair." merit the highest praise and
command our unquslined appreciation.
Tho ruth is. we have unbonnded confidence IN Pfesi-
dent Pierce who has filled many high stations
ho has civil and military, and filled them all with credit
TO himself and honor his couny, stands In danger Of
being deserted opposed by democrat who makes the
principles Of the party his rule of action
That we have taken exceptions 10 some Of the Presi-
dcnts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES denounced them wrong
thar we did condemn the removal of Mr. Bonson under the
circumstances OF the shall not deny for opn
ions on those poats have undergone change but
wards the President himself democrat honest and
faithful democrat have always entertained the most
friendly celings; and doub, that under his admin
isxaon tho honor and the interest of this great republic
VIII be maintained and promoted, and that all the leading
measures which have BEEN may be, recommended by
him will be endorsed by democratic Congress, and
oeiss the applause and support Of the entire democratic
pary, ss s
Il 10 time that every angry feeling in the party should
suhsidc is time that every democrat should plant
hinscH where he intends stand, and give free and
hearty support to the administration which he helped
place In power. e*
"One word the democrats of Pennsylvania in regard
ourselves. When desert the banner Of democracy,
desert until. then, the benefit Of your confidence,
ifn OF your support" t
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nv GREEN q SCOTT Auc,,..

BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. AuctioNssrs.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND SECONDHAND PUR-
II aucop.On Tucsdsy the 2fh instant
the Of 9th and
a 10 O'Clock, excellent and
second hand furniture,
Mahogany sideboards, dressing and other bureaus
DO and rosewood marble sofa, tables
Do msrbIe.iop wash closets and burcaus
DO wardrobes, book cases, and secretaries
DO sofas, castor, arm rocking, and psror chairs
DO qu~nrel, oc;seon, work, and other stands
do barracks, bsdsteads dining and card tables
Feather beds, hair and shock mattresses bedding. Ac.
hnr marble painted cottage chamber SETS onamsnssd
the HiOs beautiful style
sua gilt chanders with glass pvisms with
lot Of maple and other furniture which deem
enumerae.
Terms All $50 cash $50 credit Of bur
MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing ntcrs,t
Jan BOD GREEN SCOTT. Aacs
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WAR -Hsmmary the Art Of Was, A
Analytical Compend OF the Principal Combinations
strategy. and Of Military Policy
Jomin gcnersin-cbe aiddecsmp general his Msiesy
ali the Rnssias Translated from Preach Mass
s. wnshp adutsn general United States army,
Lieut. y. T.. Mclean, LIST infantry, United ststee
History Of the City Of New York by David r. Valentine, clerk
of ths Common Council.
The PsruxanA Romance OF the Revolution, BY W. Gilmore
eimns,
Tho Philosophy Of Physics Development
by Andrew Brown member Of the American m the
advancement OF Science.
The Church Christ Not Sac
tartan, by Henry James.
Just received at TAYLOR h MAURys
JsnN bookstore, 9th o.
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CARD The attention OF the public Is respectfully called 90
Il the extensive sale OF hne furniture, which will take
Aua Room the 9th
avenue, Tuesday, PAIN Instant al 10 O'clock
Is OF aneneelsn quaiy sId wishing
viii Cad greatly tusr advantage TO atiend the For
particulars zee advertisement. GREEN sCUrT,
Jan I'D
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CAKD.rhe attention of the public invited ts
II The sale Of excellent fnture which will Wed
nesday, the 25 10 O'clock,
OF Capitol square. The furniture qualify
welt worthy ne attention For further
GaEES SCOTT,
Jau ~ Auctioneers.
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DrrRorT, Jan. 23.-The passenger depot OF Michigan
Central railroad burnt sG night LOIS. e5.0Oo. Al
the offices ia The building were burnt.
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NV YORK, Jan ~ Judge Mjrt,n, OF GeorSs, 10 off,
ciey announced As associate ,dos and proprietor Of the
New York National Democrat.
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MasOntc.--The odicer
Masonic Hail. Of
(Iuesdsy) the 9th Instant purpose
shutting benjamin d. French Lodge No. Is.
BY order Of the NJ w Grand Master;
CHAs. s. FRAILEY,
Nov "a
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.fALHOUNs WORKS vol. q.
Baron Jominis Art Of translated by Major winshp
Lieut. Mclean, United States army.
yaisnine's History Of the City Of New york.
June ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Washington Assemblies.

WnahsnNtoh AssehbIfes.
THE second assembly ball will be held Jackson Hail. Tues
/ day evening, January 3ist.
store, iieteI.
Persons tickets applying
the executive at Jackson Hail, BALI
Jan A-2b, 2c,225l
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Prices of admission Dress circle and parquee so
seats orchestra Seats family
third tier 50 gallery, IS Private boxes, S.
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(AvALRy- It's History aud Tactics, by Capt. soIss
" 18th Hussars; vol. London, 1859.
Cavalry Csechism Lieut. Robbins
Guard vol. Loudon, 1881.
On Breaking snd Training Young Horses by Turner, Rdf
Master, Royal Horse Guards 4 vol. Londoa, 1881.
The Training Of Csvsry Rsmount Hoses vol, enUsynr
London, 1883
The Formations Of Cavalry yeomsnry Corps
vol London, 1853.
Regulations toeiaD for The Instructions Formation, and Move
OF the Cavalry vol London. 1881.
Ordounspce de Csvalne I; 3 vols. Paris.
works, English horse horse
cavalry dh, veterinary sciences se
an n FRANCk TAYLOR.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS (o..) Jan. 2i.rbo Senate has passed rsc.
iution eAPerg Day, reporter, by Of IL o TO-
The Erie resolutions had produced protsacsd dscu,.
zion, and mider sub stituEc mad been offered.
The election OF United States scnstor had produced
warm Messs. MsdaIy. Manypcnny, aad Hugh
were all sansuine.
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pssrEuorlvg FiRK.

PmLApsLrHA, Jan. % Abel Reeds sash factory Third
street, above Race, was totally destroyed by fire to-day
Loss $4,000,
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Ts be followed by the comic intefludo in act entitled
THE HAPPY MAN.
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The conclude the and favorie
litlgd
GRIMsHAW, BAGsHAw, AND BRADSHAW.
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yTAPLE and Fancy ststtooery.-Just opened 'svefn
Of newly eeleced staple and fancy Stationery, weh w
offer a, low prices
COLLINS, BOVINE, CO,
Eleventh st., second door nonh Of "a svr
Branch Of stsiionesi Hail.
Nov W-dsi ia and l76 Pearl street, New fo.
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I,IsaEY's VARIETE.

IsISLEY'S VABIETE.
TUESDAY EVENING" January "a, 1855,
VIII be performed, for the first and only me beautiful petit;
comedy entitled
A HUSBAND AT SIGHT.
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Commissioner OF the General Land once
Jan 4-lnw3w
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No American vessel can ship cargo OF coffee, or OF
any other article The produce OF Java from any OF The
ports OF The island The whole produce OF The leland is
forwarded TO Europe by recognised and chartered agents
OF the Netherlands Trading Company ia ships under their
immediate control There is reciprocity of navigation
and trade with the part OF Holland Whilst all our
ports open 10 the Dutch they exclude our ships from
all bu, two three OF their trading stations
their extensive possessions in the East As 10 recipro
city in other matters there to be no disposition to
manifest any feeling allied to it; for, whilst Dutch sub
jec,s enter and abide for any time they please without
hindrancs in any part OF the United States our citizens
on the contrary, not permitted to find residence at
any point, in all their possessions in the Archipela
90 except at Batavia Samarang, and then they must
find securities to the amount OF IS 900 guders or about
IS ooo and, besides permitted TO no beyond the
limits Of the town into the interior of the island
Furthermore late envoy TO southern Asia says
10 his despatch the Department, OF State OF the goth Jan
uary. The indsposioH to exchange friendly
relations with the government and people Of the United
States is shown by the Dutch government in refusing TO
r,e,~ or acknowledge eonais, thus deprving us OF
official representation The authorities of the country
not only leading serious nconv eniences but occasion
ally to heavy losses" and runous pocrastinalions Of