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VGAGE SALE.-Whereas. JOHN

~ SNACK 3'r.s-.. l.,l. and delivered 20 PATRICK
tt4 eleventh iavoi Nsy 90 re year - cDlf ,ael f- 'he
.+i-.- ,rr'., 5f i.,tv ..v. f, ,le 4,rs
s-e.f q. l interest which sad contains power
7.,ae q M Ieses cee.t ~ "a usrt rlfs1snt 20 no
..-. ,--r-l.4 ID, rr. rf~- of -.a R-rler p
,le CTS SAD C,uaJ OF Sew 9. ia Ler i5- % Nor gee
A.a wl-ieis +.tlu- hs' been mde 10 tie Good 'oa II
'a8 rsisse, BY r@s'n 'he tcaf1ynf ~ ne n'Hy e.
cured 20 BE- p sety b. uss-i ~hef'f tie power II sale
orn ssi5 -rf..e se ~ 10 hundred 4-d e'shy eight
40 vle,a. ~, q. lag w. .l.-9'.a 70 che Na-.as
{ lit o 'ae f1 oi N-~ fcrs n7on ~ o.rf s17i3
ed rsfsrr ai,h bond wgs er-cIi,t b. Que t- naes
al 's5 Join Sack jointly. BY se-'s 1p1a -
J. Oh. .- ',' s ss nei-r 2r,'rclsd 'o 4dsirlt '3t
.- dc uf'fu sd sll1 srd.di
80. 800, ,,s. a., 5eI - ne ., more ,s
%. .- iosec..seo - ssi- ~ - i-gef prl.s
daJ Ct February n Gle ysas 'j at a,ige y o lD3l =
tat day Wish SAID ors-sed D-e'' az c-s-,sd a. to-
~ '..s certain "a. piece. Parssli Land situate
'-i cd BeEalrs a po'li the southe.y .ie
O. Foy ts'ieef dNrsnt o-@ Eg,drsd and nKy nas
fe.t 4f au Tie soutn Of Forty geafh
IN Tr ,.-nvs one b9-aa f.st .ra Ion, 1-se,
'eice Este md psrse Hls seventh street thirty
or. aa.ared 6et fogr ache. to tas so.thsry
sy sce u F9ryssT,lt1 street tlrs - eEht ocles %
IA PATklcK ). STEWART.
n lAVl5wA Mortgage
n Y SUPREME COURT-JOHN I. SEY-
.MOUg sns BO8FRT " sEY MOUNTAINS u GORGE
O,N All den trl-- 81 Con
To Gf DRGE OsN AID fo1 AZ b.. b. laed
an se-gred tie rt seton clDF u
h ~. fed IL the oe.ce 81 lie ers 1f IL Csr Al
COMFY OF New fork he City Hal 10 the ciT Of New
iok tie 7A dsy q October, 1884 sgd 70 copy Of
yo1r g. tte '.a complaint the subscriber s.
On SuB Der 81 Bosagsy the City OF New Y0rE within
enty days AFTER TIE ey:s OF tbs you exclusive
o. tie dss 'uch snd II you fell sid
plan ~tlI the tin aforesaid the plaintiff. this sctioa
49, Judgment you for ths u aae,y do.
s ~th tbtess, from the 25th dsy Of
tbusTy thousand eizbt hundred snd ify fs1 besides
TIE cots Of tis sciior.-Dst-c New YORK Oct "a le54
w NORTON. Plaintiffs Attorney No ~ B,3.i~sT
dl8 lsa'xA
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Cloibins.

EORaFEW DAYS MORE.-Tse entire Stock
i 81 80 567 Srcsiw.y eomprs,ns ONERcOArS TAT
MAS. BUSINESS COATS &c Wi ~ % q e. cost pric-s
p-ior . removal TO tie cd location Ne 81 SesdSsy % the
Ii of Fehru.rv VA T JENNINGS
wholes.le trd Retsi. Dsaisf 10 ss'.qu,li;y
ready. ,ds Ji5'siny
lust FINIShED the most splendid HATS
~ ever offered Ns..tis H.s . - Gszsly soid ~
"a, H...tSs - and ~ Brown No 40 Hntsoc ct
CHRIS. -LONGUEVILLE. No. Ia Rue Rich.
- eliza ae.r the rhe.i.s Fr.ss,s Pts
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TcGi

COAL and WOOD UNDER C0YER.-HA-
~ IELTON LEElGH. "A serriy Of tbs superior COAL,
~ facfofi-s ara domestic purross of 81 sre -o sale by
RICHARD MARTIN. No 5si Vest l3i 81
lcts-.v and 50 - WsshnEton-s s..
COALS.-Pesch Orchard, Red or White Ash,
~ delivered from ysrds under cover. nat. o.; Stove
fss or rsrn.e - 50. Lee from boat.
JACOB WEEKS. Nos is re~sry AID 2ll Greene
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SMILING alaieuaie

COIuD WROUGHT IRON BEANS for FiRE-
~ PEOOS BUILDINGS VAULTS s.oks fAoNlS
SCOOPS a. -The arct- sirued s-rs 70 r-rss
e esor ~ irc. led Scans cut sFecfe ers-as =
sce ~hirb euses sreproot blane. g. b erssr- e. 'e.
1.rstz advance nf sood-n lae p1p AZ
vi,eo 70 baiid o. Ns~.. tAr2osA sioa
a.. n a hser for u-tn-r 4. '-f-
,t.r ,pr. e COOPI p 5 EE~ TT. NJ - R1rte.-Ir
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Copdrlucrsbip Notices.

CCIARTNERSHIp NOUCE.-The under
I h-ve formed par aef,hil, 11f-E ts firm g
FHOT -ISGHAI SEW BILL J. Co aid col-i-Is the
60 d Is lier 49, Nee * J.n l. l3.l - 1890
l>AAl u FRJTHISDHAN. WILLARD n. NJ WE'LL.
GEOR z " ARREN
By - A--o-aeg, !. 4. taOfdiSjHAN
CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned are Co.
\ Ts.-ltrs j. business s-. O. ds. radrs us III :.
4 b.. = LIB5Y -Se@.fc-A. J--- J. rs
WILLIAM P. LIBBY
nISS0LTTION-Ih la.e firm OF RUSH
- Ton CLARK rlls @aJ 5.ssoi q by tas i-srh
W rus Ton a-d BE- Limitation All cKls ~ %
s.s.rs ID. GIr- ..-Ief ny ths s1rvivl1 rtrlerA
GEJEtE CLARK Wh. HI M ~.
Pee - aT-- &c ease ~ lhen l-.as-s-s-y
c-E e I4l T. .1.5
TIE ste IN = ErsHrOS CLARK CO. sess 1s-1ivel
81 ~ r. -- -t- haze
G. tt4 l-t .a-u ss-s - y. CLARK 4 AZ "a +
TFBROOK AZ aENRY KING sni The bu.il-.s ~. b
s-n-il-sd s-ts- .he tn Ct HEGEAAS, 81 ARK 4 Co IS
it- - al 81. blo sdElY
~ b The &C. sri ctc. Z each re5-r OF or n 20
Ff0--y ar faithfully, s7G. ~..A
sssorfrer- q a. s-rs srpe-sil business
fi-rt d. 70 he GOV sntAze sni ss-sf4
IL PrcscGp0r Dsparrrerr VII BE- under the lli
ehsrss # tire f ch SID b.. The
npetsnt sad pors,ced psrsoEs allowed dspnss isd
ic.rss under sry circumstance. h. c i Co.
z S-A correction It'll the store So 10 As.Or House 10
d.coutrru.c 'fou4 ttis ds,e - N-N York. Jan 1854
THOMAS s. DROWNE and WILLIAN D.
MAXW ELL sie partners Il 1sm from GIi ster ths
s-t- New YoIh jan T. 1855
PALMER RICH ARDsOS { CO.
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,-CV CTTAPI TSTON and FLORIDA-SEU-

NOR CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMI-
L NFtKLY 4 MAIL LI>E The new srt fP',gii
-. -. AtfON C,rf Nru F.s'lr s. Ial,- h-F Nork
.o- ets,L.tr1 .a WE6NEsDAf J.n. %. f.en pi ~ :
s n Rv.r a. , O'Clock rrec..ig All 9ls g .taf
. >, g. par.rr or 6 srd. Fes freight. ably rr rfot
rorD 'TfLFS.ON 4 Co.. No. 80 31HSay. rfflitA
$50 n TIA IS follows: Jac sany Pc. s5i PlatH ;.
EOR LIVERPOOL. 49, Patriotic Line. - The
-.t4 p,.-eii Pscs-t shin ilt NRY c. AZ Cam David
: -i.trs s.. is4s in u,d- dispatch Cor th' ABOVE port
Fr ~. .ht er psslre f'ynt y"ry n0er or s'c'n ii'
d %, my IN ic.ff Pier y r .or f1 thc OF OF
' SPOFFORD. TILESrON 20. 80 BoilNW-
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unte3 Cure
MOUNTAIN WA

FtFIL DHANtfE NOIN NJ NIN " Lts-
4 CURE J-r. g. heat aeon .oda 1f 1o suins he
..-s.4-.- , tle s.sr aud terir r.ss9Hle ~ '1e
,,b.r, l-i-s. o. WELLINGTON e. ". D.
NJ rs i2n q. New f0rt
NETWORK CITY UArER-CURE TO. l7s l,h e.. ;os-
ssr - Uu.s,DI-raes
ENrATER-CrR corner of 6th-ay. and 3-th-st.
~ DR. SIZE ~ a.. 1ss visa Dr TAYLOR i4 rs L. 20
40 drs ss-si.tneut The Fsl and - inter- "A
TIFNr- sad HoARDERS received at rsa' ts'.' 'A''''
nsftaef rae &c rI0-6 pity attended %.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY fr SILL. D.
y 49, so LYo>' fAfN'. TO- D b. zee @.' .- *
-. e.. AoS.- a. 'o'a'a. ore of'a- 40.
s. a.. ass',s g. ,ae ~ H 10,
I.r.... Ami. ts@N HOLD N.Th o. Oh 'ni'-'.
4 FARM for sALE--ll6 scres-on g." Ca.s-
~ o.. Tu,t he, ore uii-'s. q yi'o.e = -
&C.. rt0,L.., - ro--s. '+-a.''. 80
s,.,s..os.r, fsll Or 500 is7e.a - o f.-a''-.f
'r-...d. : :, u. e.e'' 'o' 's'- The BE- wA sC,i
,-,CTNTEY REsIDENCE.-The iornrr res
l.-e =, D.. f.,4 4-r.v > ~sl'o.r. ts9. ,'a ID.
O. es,.es los SAIL I-ffs a'l.i,o..' BE .p'.I-'
UHrrCn And LEAsE OF GEo,''o ''f
I -Atf-T,e '.s- = .nh' r 81, -. y.
I'm es . re.os 40 eera r.. .. ~ La.ss a.-s
.-.r ..-,. ., u- l.. s. = or, 49, q 4ft 80 .
G--aio 1i-,o.t ret 90 IL ~. 49, eFy,~-
+ ~ 6pOCFa' -r.sH-srSAG skfi>'aS COY
CoK sALL-In Ehza5ethtown. New-jersey.
II tie isrg.,l ma ELL - HOc - '- -.
zee = sfep.tr r. auras, lrc"'sea 4" - s.l--
Aee. r ~, LIZ -. -,
ee ert G.raer wei ,'acte6 ~itb the O. .s'' ~. -
~. W. ofthe s..r.sd De 49, .,l
r.4,n.n, esds thereto TsrHsessy fof p'-s 40 o.--'
P'',''''"'' I' &Ii0lLr,Y De CRoor " G'o.i-4'
oto IS DAY. iIeoetl',--
TOR SALK-TIe THEtE-SfOEi Btltk
HOU-E 40 LOT 10 zee, - 20 "e.i "a e. L, -
.. 3. fe,. bor,. A. ee' o. sly ta- 80
,....i,f river .rn-ds -e!s IT, h.rsz - D. g. r. y
= o-e.tsn, Ar, % > n JArOl 30 . yea. o.
IIOTSF and LOT for : ALE opposite Lamar
tr.-.1rar> 1Sth.f b-feeen sfh 'nd -'i eve y
tl~ee.s'orv tst'nr noJ.f al 10 goa oile; 20 -
a. ,n,f-. L, fa isnlth ioc4ou is tr cssi r'-e Hh
... tbsn O., &C. Of wLicn = q. ca 70 $50
- q -rDNt - - Pr ~
VIAITABLt Farm at PUBLlC SALf.'-
MI. he ,.la >; Public Aucn z % y NV ~
~, n rs On me p'eois,. the HONE>TEAO FAtf =
H. ate Jo-elb psser. Jf teeessed .i.a r. '.- Nv go
~ .t,. M Nonco.ta County. cew-Jers@y. 70 re fo.n
rom Red sark - Ocean PIT fOniinT On .o.ih
tf,er csrfsir.rs ~ 10 hgl sfsf- - III
:, r roo rrtr wifh rdsuc~ Of g0ed ~ a % 'lt pre-
10. ...y Of scces. 1i'lf indmgufabi- TENS ea'y -
MIC 2orlork ~. who Grsrf1Lcs " Dr. gwen
sra eoroiton. nsce kroyn ~ VS.. ~. Parker Az 4
siDAKY Wf>TRINGHaH. 70 70 VA 9, 80
TYLfK y PARK. z. n. 155 s'oad~ty
VILLA SITES.--2O to - beautiful VILLA
sIIF of hIre 10 ait acres eact On me i's "a ~
p,,i,e Nt.t P,iut. f,rs see ~ loo 9licea ~
: C. ST. HENK. 10. 20 Sls7au 70.
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Essal Nclitts.

sURROGATE'' COURT, held in and for
tire COUNTY New York 81 tie gsfrs Once 10 fne
Cy New fois be e'lhf dsy Of Drc-nhs on' mons
ford urrDgsle d. the matter OF tie appirao1 % h'
l.a.e or ~- tre KeA| Erarr " ~ ANal- bOWEF, de-
cesstd On reading ard ~ due proof bv etftte VI M .
and osrrOrsl fcfvce % an Irrrr on fAtW 'OhNDA ~
tae srl ~ the es'G'a of Francis bowen Ar or tNi
Sew ceased. .sir NJ him % tNf'N iu 20
ft 90 fi- 2rfh day Nav lat and show caoe "hY h.
should lease or eel mo real ~ 9
sad d.sad f1 the payment 81 his debts aud De- ~
fed appear sid cause bayiog been shown 70 mo
rtrarv ordered thst penOns Efeesf-d n fhe esftfa
tho Frnc Bowen deceased appear before he sumo
etta fa County New fork &C hi Off 49, 10 fh7 ty Vf
New York the hnh dv ~ JarusY next ~ ten
o.rs u tie forenoon tina dtg ihfn and re io sho"
r..fa a fv authority .houf boz fNe sfd fd1I
Gator fo r'tse- .r. much "A. ts ret estate o
.sI Fr4r.. wen derosed lssr-li - ns-'..tr7 r pay
t.r.If. A ~. BRADFORD surrogate.
t-rfI "
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RraI e'siaie for Sale.


4 L PRIVATE SAlL.-The tour-stOr, Brown
stone ifout HOT IL sLe LOT No u l. g lze
Of Hcesc 25NSi eet deep al the up; 6uish-s IN
style. slih al lhe noctfn inpToVeuleuLs
Aso. The thrte-si0ry Birch HOUSE s1d LOT No ga 4h
south sSei finished 10 modem syle ali the modern
improvements
Also the foG sory basement brown front HOU
sud LOT No bocrump ace Si-si se.n stA .ui sth
avs south 6e size Of House l;e BY S. FEET deep the sav
ep' 6nted IN the les, ma'nsr WITH al the iere prove
uents
Also he three ssd basement brick House and LOT
onte north side Of "a west Il ith Az - of
rs eet oeeyi ou IL oE the Of a Lot vel
"a.ei ste OF Lot. . BY ie:S
me .er stOry fon; hsseusn, HOU Z aud LOT sl-u
~. - s s1A s,de Sstst between Sih ~ and 8s1Ac
~, - ,Les IS by 3, ,, houss = BY - fees deep
., ~. osesy snd sfiic fIick HOUSE srd 10 = No
80 .fs L., - hSois as BY q feet ices 6liaed In
Also 'os WI s t,1 sy siiss HOUSE and LOT No 81 We.
htn 1oese -s'S y 80 fe- De 80; 6sad 10 uoi-ra
nyls ~.ss A. The m0SsIH lP,ov, Hens Iot Saeh.f tie
bloek "''' AN'' ~
Alse the three story snd Attic Brsk nor,r .,sIOr NJ
- West lith-sf-; Of Aooss 26 ~ -, : -. -,
Tn shea ~iA all the Madden npE0veasu,, T., -, en-.
kock. - "" ~ ~
Fer father paI ticulsrs apply 20 BAKER, urrrs
No I Pine ~ coru., =, 1870
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EOorAB-s RAT. COCKROACU, Sc, tx
1Fp'rNArOR DEPOT tss removed - y. jit 8roh'
~, r. having been tu-rsd or by t's nf a. h f st,ni
: q. H-.llv.y lew lappy Family on th- 81 OF jan
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6ouccs iDarlcO

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-The lower or
w up.,r part g. uOt 81. in 1sp'ctaair losa D. mo-
blow A. ri nor above Itt-st house rhoe occupant s
tb lld have che preference ceptoaa4 teieI
,rce can Ic sven. Ad9 g. Ms 3 aud - pey g.
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Tcsan dtcsmeIe.


I :. NAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA va
kSr.NNALL at PANAMA RAILROAD IN
SATURDAY Jan 1875 tt .J- q p " .t,m i.-F log u
S.rr rf+sr be- ..,.a'cae1 the 1'-' 'fNN A'
NCRrr STAR. rt,.1 Rchtd W srm'ck Z, nleca o.
p .r.. ufr tf. new suf .lp.r0f steamship >ONDNA
ssr- b.,' k.pt A. Ptnaa, 60 Pr-Eene ceitaon
IN csse 40 ec.arrt =.
fp.s.-. slFis st tas comPsny' " ~ %s- r.
20 = II N''i -
4 :. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN(-toI
l .WANAEAaniNEN -ORLEANS -Oa " pEfs Jay.
Jsr II a. NJ from pier f1t OF " V-ea s. y K ~ ne
So .r,en nd favor e steamship CRE-OtNI CITY Vatt
r,s.~s4 r,1 he .,cr-sl ~ me Company. oN
F...atr fn No. l. .utrs Al cents Qrr ci't fu1t
~5.rr.r sill supplied ~itl hIsns bills q lidins OF -
--n .lsr.a By Con sppica A. cher oh . 10
iorus cd BIZ o. adnz vii b sSued after
n f.ur ~ salnR
~. ~ Is est -, or Of Nfn-n. VI y N'"1"''
NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
y Snip IINE~NIA NfCARAeuA-Acc-ssrry tfsrsi'
ranv ~ Nirsesus Pro'-i-' The 'p'-ntf ~ ga
49, s,.st .i9 STAR OE TIE WEST. q $40 fu'a burton
o., 3 - Turner. will leave from Per No. >, ~ :
Et.er AZ 3 .'c..ck y precisely. Ter PtNiA Axe A.
,- F1DAY jan Z. 1855 connecfr Th ne ftv01'e 49,
.r-rINCLt <A'f. tlwotuus) over the NicNhsla tfN-'
ga bra hli tvrlye mies OF ind -i1'f1raloo ~ gar
ia Fle.- u.sUplsse' ~ tifi- ven, '
..-r-- 4.- gor nfCrr.s1l or raffafe AnliY 'n}
=. CHARLES MORGAN AGENT -. b1sNns "e-en
Letter VA. sde 10 a. t.e Off Lefg, p ccuis pep n'
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III STORE fYr saLK--A god oPpo 'n''y 'no~ or q
=, s1 person wishing 90 tto rscs Locson ne oe ~ re
80 "a sog a gooa ana prcfis's 's1@ etrsso''y -
w.. si,en tor seAlg For Dsrfi,u u fe - ne 7fa ~
: gu tb 7,b and f;h ia. WIZ snlonfsh
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.,ASH paid for all kinds OF DOMESTIC GAii.
tJtANtAS BAGGi ~. ana ROPE, b. DfAo5 ~
FI.p 4 Co.. ..Y. 81 Aa-.rf
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q. ttcv. .r.. .sv..t EHts A. sane e. y
DE r-. q .l on SANG - .-.,,g......---
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CHANCES for Business Men.

eute 80, II, 1rst u wsirf' isht'h 90 80 -
g., St,a n sees dspb n feet hs-s o. - M 9a.
ie't oo'u q thof9lsl j. croff t-cr1 y = H'-
80, "a l. sos beis, fft,a n Toe iao. q "a
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HORACE GREELEY ON FRANCIS p. BLAIR.

We expressed curiosity yesterday to see how the
Seward organs would receive the proposition of Mr. Blair
make tie restoration Of The Missouri Compromise THE ISSUE
for 1856 The Tribune has published Mr. Blars letter.
with comments indicating excess of ecstasy but with
studied evasion Of the leading proposition of Mr. Blair be-
fore alluded OF course Mr. Greeley is grated but
not at all overoyed to have such ally Mr. Blair and
we mistake the man if he is not little slow in allowing
so fresh recruit dictate the issue for the next pres
Dental contest However the sequel may turn out it will
be interesting democratic readers to witness the
progress the fusion which looks to purely sectional
presidential campaign To this end quote the comments
of the Tribune Mr. Blar's letter
owe publish to-day letter Of Francis p. Blair,
editor the Globe the organ of General Jacksons admins
tation which, while declining for personal join
Republican Association of the City of Washington he
still gives his hearty and decided adherence to the policy and
principles the great republican party There passages
in this letter which show that though Mr. Blair has with
active political life, h pen retains all its orig
nal and vigor He demoshes the prstence that
Congress power legisate for the Territories by
showing that the word regulation used in the constitution
connexon with this subject precisely the word habit
uay by the Continental Congress to designate laws
meant operate in the Territories only distinct from
laws ordinances applicable to the whole coniederacy
s.The whole OF the new doctrines this subject have
grown Mr. Blair thinks, out Of presidential aspirations
The decision Of the people in choosing President nexby
bent on resisting these innovations will in his opinion at
put an end to them Senators will easily comply when the
TONS backed by presidential power and patronage
and hopes future which animate the leading members
On the hand conquest Of this element of dis
cord which has often threatened the dissolution of the
Union increases the danger Every surrender OF the free
States invites INVASION
Under these Mr. Blair is Of opinion that
differences questions Of policy constitutional construo
ton on modes Of administration well be merged to
unite men who believe that nothing of action
the part who would the spread Of slavery
resist the power of combination Embodied to make it
brace the continent from to ocean,
These sentiments, coming from native kentuckan still
resident in slave State at time too Of such general
aposacy and bowng the Mooch Of slavery among
poltoians both northern and conference.-the Mr. Blair to
the thanks and respect of every friend of freedom"
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To A. t. Hrllvra, esq., U. s. NJ.

The Hampstead (Arkansas) Democrat has the following
significant inquiry which the knownothngs may answer
their leisure at any time previous to the presidential
election:
"QuEavIf the democratic party Is DEAD, what party is
that has oH the sights fore and after of the know
nothpgs, in Virginia. North Carolina, Texas Tennessee
ALBANIA, Georgia Mississippi Louisiana in the Soutb
Indiana, New Jersey, and WISCONSIN, in the
North We should like to be enlightened on this kpotty
question:
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WASHINGTON CITY
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 10, 1865.

Co MI Hsxxy N. Lewis Of Montgomery, Alabama, 10 our gen
Tennessee,
sed BY G. r. LEWIS JAnEs Lxwas. and SAMUEL d. LEwrs
0H sKAEL e. JAsxs No. r2 south Tensh street rh'nde
general travelling AGENT assisted BY W. H. wsLp
COLLINS JAMES DEsRIso, HAnaIIT, H. b. JAMES, THos
o. MICS, N. w. MoRRIsos, E. w. Willy, VIA. L. WATsnAAr
Atxx Ii. CAKsos, ID. X. MusTs, BEs r. swAS, T. AsHsAn
and r. DAVE
collecting Western States and Texas
s.sistsd by II. TaonA W. HAAsAY, WILLIAM II. THOMAS
THos M JANIS C. NJ. L. WIsxxAs A. L. CBILDn, and DR. Wiz
IRWIN Receipts Of either will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-13

In our report of the House proceedings the sh in
slant the names of Hon H. w Davis, of Maryland, and
Hon. Mr. Purycar of North Carolina, were put down as
voting for Mr. Banks for Speaker This was an oversight
of our reporter Neither If these gentlemen voted for Mr.
Banks.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SEsATE--The entire days session devoted to the
election Of the standing committees.
House. on RErRRsEsrArIvrsThe House resumed ballot
ing for the Speaker After taking FIVE ballots without any
result, the House adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-13

ALAsAuA,-The Alabama senate has passed bill sub
eothips 100000 70 tho Mobile and Ohio railroad,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-13

Merr1ss OF Brsuors--Al the bishops Of the Methodist
Episcopal CHURCH were 10 have met at piteburg ye''
day,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-13
+" THE ENTERTAINMENT THEY WERE NOT INVITED

The southern voters who went with kuow-nothngism as
national party, and whose representatives came to Con-
gress expecting find plcnteou feast of good things,
surrounded with all those national know nothngs who
are said to have been elected Congress in the free States
in 1854 6nd instead and inhosptable board,
filed with funeral baked meats and attended by about
men, who arc the only norhera know-nothngs yet dis
covered and willing to say they honestly opposed
to Mr. Seward and his black republicans.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-13

VIGILANCE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We have been furnished (says the New York Day-Book
with the following letter for publication:
orrIcE U, s. DsrRIcr ATTORNEY
Southern District, Dec. IL, 1856.
SIN Information has been received by the President Of
the United States that preparations being made va
parts Of the United States to receive for the
of the State OF Nicaragua otherwise to take part in
military operations there and call your attention specially
to the subject
The President desires that be taken to detect
defeat all such enterprises bring the guilty parties pun
shnent and to etan vessel fitted out on the
undertaking. focoasion should arise the President will
crcse the direct authority vested in him for the
Of all such violations Of the neutrality laws.
With the force Of your Office you undoubtedly make
inquiries and take such will carry the cir
cunspecon and the views Of the President feel assured
Of your desire to uphold the law and promise you my
most active cooperation.
am, very respectfully
JOHN McKEoN, U. s. ID. A.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-13

LIFE is CALIFORNIA MARRIED
oourLE-We copy the following from the San Francisco
Chronicle:
Senor and Sgnora Caroni this afternoon, performed
the feat OF walking tight rope from the ground in front of
the International HOTEL to the ourthstory window of the
building The distance about LIS feet and the rise
near sixty The ropes inch and quarter in thick
ness placed at distance of three and half feet from
each other, and steadied by twelve guys,
quarter past twelve the lady ascended 10 the
rope followed by the gentleman when interocking their
arms they commenced the ascent which being accom-
pshed and the applause subsidized the descent per-
formed the parties stopping after half the distance
Performed and quietly seating Themselves upon the rope
The fi was performed with the greatest and the
sdy evidenced the most perfect composure laughing and
talking during the passage
"Sgnor and Sgnora Csroni natives of Italy and
now advanced In age They married and have
nnc children The crowd in attendance has been varous-
y estimsted from eight twelve thousand people, the
Streets vacant lois house wndows and housetops in tho
neghborbood, all being packed with spectator ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23
Lost or eIEi0k0td


A NOTE belonging TO the succ ession
II Of JAxEs MoCALos, Of which the
following 10 q copy, on which suit is now
pending in the District Court of West Ba.
ton Rouge, was withdrawn from the pa.
pers Of the suit, and is now lost or mis-
laid -....-.
S3Ao0 w. B. Rouge c3d Dec. '4o.
Twelve months after date promise to
to the order of JOHN B. HEREroRD b.
three thousand and four hundred dollars
for value received, payable and negotiable
At the Uuion Bank Of Louisiana, at New
Orleans, waving the usual bank notices.
(Signed) F. NJ. HEREFORD.
Endorsed !. 8. HEREFORD. 4
Pay Union Bank of Louisiana. "a
',a3i JUHN s. L0BDELL,
Reed, on account within note, one thou
sand and twenty lelloo dolls, and $3.50
interst to January, 1874 prot. 1920. l6
acct. $3.50 int rf,ly o.. -.
(Signed) GEO. A.FRERET, Cashr."
A suitable reward will be giyen for the
return Of the note, OF for such information
~ will lead to its recovery, by
.s0sG "A. WILLIAMS. Exc'tor.i
or r. & H. MARI, Atty's. nc
June OIL ...H New Orleans.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-23

A rare F2oacsr. The FIRST and only
specimen Of the Victoria Regia,i a
species Of water lily ever grown in this
country is now in bloom At the Spring,
brook farm the residence Of Caleb Cope
Esq. the President Of the P Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society. The seed from
which this plan. was grown were OBJ
tanned from the royal gardens at Kew,
in March last, and a hot-house was
built BY Mr.. Cope for the proper deve.
lopement Of the flower. It is growing
in tank "a feet in diameter, and
the whole surface of the water is now
covered with the leaves, the largest Of
which is 81 feet in diameter. .s