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by G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
vuyR USTEE,s SALE OF yAIUABLE

u uhmproved Estate.--By virtue Of deed b,
trust from Daniel Collins executed on the sth day Of
April, 1854 and recorded in Liber j. A. y. No. "a.
toos 1873, 1S9, and $780, one of the land records ~
Washington county u. O., 1 shall expose 10 public
sale, 70 the highest bidder, the LIST day Of Jul,
next, on the premises, at o'clock, p. NJ, parts of
Lots Nos. and q, IN square No. $50, fronting or
lying near tho intersection Of street north with
North Capitol street and the Railroad Depot
Terms; one-fourth cash; the remainder In siS !.
twelve, and eighteen months with interest TO be ss.
cured by deed Of trust on tho premises. If The
terms Of sale are not complied with in three days. ho
trustee the right Of reseng at the risk
cost Of the first purchaser.
s. 3. WILLIAMS, Trustee
CHAS. w. B0TEf.ER,
10 12-eodGds Auctioneer.
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THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
4 LII Pain Cured like MagtcsssIu bottles,

"A l21S, rs, and so cents.
Pain is the forerunner Of disease Cure tho rain.
DIR. ]. s. ROSES PAIN-CURER
Is truly the wonder Of the agel It cures pain .
less time than II requires 10 get physician
II cures toothache Ia minuteP
Cures Cramps or Pain In the Btomach and Boweh
Cures Stiff Neck and Swelled Face from a cold
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Cures Sprains, Br Uses, Scalds and Burns.
Cures Corns and any Pains 10 the Feet
Cures Ague and Jumps In the Breast instantly.
Cures Earache in few minutes. H.
Cures Pain in the Sides Limbs, or Back.
Cures Ague and Chills and Fever.
This IL no humbug medicine, but II is made by q
Philadelphia, where every family has Il IN use and
family should be without bottle, in case Of soci
dent sudden sickness. II Is used internally and
externally always giving immediate relief II this
Pain Curer could speak, Il would exclam-
whilst most physicians take whole months TO ssy.
make my cures In half a summers day"
No IL, Souri, TmaD STREET, Philadelphia.
Being afflicted with stiff neck, accompanied with
snas ga lssv.a z 4m minute. sy rubbing NJ
' JOHN GRIFFITH
The Pain Curer is used for weak stomach snd bow.
ella and s preferred by those who have uscd ~ soy
Sold by Q. STOTT A co,
WI. GILMAN,
J. w, MARIN,
PATTERSON a rArRE,
D. B.CLARK,
u. II. MCPHERSON,
W.T. EVANS
KIDwELL LAwREHCZ
J. B. MOORE,
Wasbiugton, d. q
5.ovy.ova.
And BY all dealers In Alersndns, virginia
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Nep Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-Cotton 10 unchanged !;
middling, 10 LA II low middling 10 a 10 l-s.
Mess pork, SIS.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
a FINE Thrce-st0ry and Attic Brick
- House, No Sb6 G st, between -Four -a,half
and sixth sreet. with every convenience desirable
for private residence. t&A ~ FT
Apply at HAyENNER'S BAKERY,
june l6- eodev Q st., bet ~ and 9Th sits.
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FURNITUREi FURNITUREf
DARLOR Sets, In Plush, Brocateile,
III and Hair Cloth Cottage Chamber Sets, beau
tiful styles Walnut and Mahogany Bedstesds, largest
assortment in the city.
Chairs, Bureaus, Msrbe-top Tables, wsahstapds.
Ac. WARDROBE Sofas, Tetes-ietes, Mattresses, Rs-
frxerstors, &C., In great variety.
We are now reducing our stock OF Furniturs and
House Furnishing Goods, 70 make room for fall sup
plss, and will sell At reduced prices.
All in want Of the above articles are respectfnlT
invited 70 call and examine before purchasing
BOUTWELL, BROWN,
No $40 Seventh street.
IL T--anaw nnteN
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.

GRAND SCHEME FOR JULY.
Class $40 Be drawn July 9, 1855, In The city OF
Atanta. 0vorsia, when prizes amounting 10
$4,000
WIN be distributed according 10 the following m.s-
nihcent schernel
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.

TIME firm Of Myers A Baker was mutu-
u ally dissolved on the LIST June, 1886. All per
having claims against the firm will present them
70 @. Myers for payment and those indebted 70 said
firm win please call and settle their accounts by the
in the hands Of an officer for collection as il Is
sary 70 close the business on or before that time.
CHARLES MYERS,
SAMUEL BAKER.
g. Myers. J. w. Myers.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
name Of Myers Son, at the old stand Of the foot Of
where we will be happy TO supply our customers and
all others who may favor us with call with AZ good
an article Of White and Red Ash, and Dauphin or
Transition Coal Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood ~ can
be had in the market, on as reasonable and accom-
nodating terms can be purchased in the District
je 26-lw @. MYERS q SON.
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~ = REWARDS trayed or was stolen
@ND from the owner about ten days ago, q large
white Cow, Of striking appearance. She was dry at
the time, but may now have calf
The above reward will be paid for her delivery at
No. 3Js, Twelfth street, Washington.
ie 23--eou
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES

l"- NEW AND OUMFUhIABIE
STEAMBOAT SAACE C.. PRICE,,
~ Captain SAMUEL BAKER, will leave WASH
ington at six O'Clock, A. M and Alexandra at
O'Clock, Am. s6ea e4e8
On Tuesday mornings, for Mattox, Currioman, l..
Machodoc, Piney Point, Kinsale, Cone.
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point Wicomco,
Leonardtown, Piney Point, 81. Mary's Cone.
On Wednesday (returning) leave Gone at4 o'clock,
A. NJ. for st. Marys, Piney Point Leonardtown, Wi
coneo, Chapel Point
On Saturday (returning) leave Cone at O'Clock,
A. M, for Knsale, Piney Point l., Machodoc, Cur
rioman, Maitox.
Calling at the usual landings on the river, when
signals are made.
BY order Of the Board
JAMES p. SMITH,
ALRIASpRiA, june ], 1865 President
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AUCTION SALES.
BY C. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
ny ORDER OF THE Orphan,

by z. W. BOTELEHs AuctIOneeFs
SALE ny ORDER OF THE orphanss
- Court.-0n Monday, July ed, at ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, shall sell, BY order of the Orphans Court.
at the residence Of the late Frederick Hager on the
corner of and 25th streets the effects Of the de-
ceased, consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sofl Sideboard, Centre Table Clocks,
Feather Beds, Wardrobes cane-seat Chairs, Bureaus
CRIB, Bedsteads Carpetng, China, GLASS; and Crock
cry, Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils, Stoves &C.
Also, One Horse and Wagon, Grindstone, Sets
Of Harness Sausage Stuier, lots Of Scales and
Weights, &o.
Terms: Of and under Slo, cash over $40, a credi
Of 90 and 90 days for approved endorsed notes. bear
ing interest THERESA HAGER,
ADMINISTRATIVE
O. W. B0TELER,
je 26--eod Auctioneer
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HALF-YEARLY NOTICE.
nONN, BRO. d. CO., take this oppor-
~ tunity 70 inform their many customers that
their accounts are all made up TO this date and are
ready for delivery they will be sent a. far As poss-
BILE TO those who do not call for them. They sincerely
hope that all will remember there Ia great necesst
for having accounts closed either with cash or by
notes at short dates Short settlements may prove Mt
difficulties, and prompt payments from customers
enables us TO be prompt In return, and we always
feel more cheerfulness 10 beginning new accounts,
than porinE over old ones- We hope We have offered
word In season.
je q5--Iw DOM, BRO. & co.
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To flNE1 POINT.
FuvHE Commodious steamer Alice e.
- PRICE, Captain Samuel Baker, will take pas
sengers from Washington city, on
Tuesday lhorning July Sd,
At O'Clock, and Alexandria at o'clock, for Piney
Point Returning, win call for them ON Thursday
morning, thus ahording an opportunity 70 all who
may be disposed Of spending day at this delight
ful watering place. and also opportunity Of view
ing the beautiful scenery Of our river by daylight
~ Passage for the trip, ~. Meals extra.
ie 26-fd T&UG ~ .w-f s
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DISTRICT PLUMBING EsTAHLIsH-

BATHlN g FIXTURES,
Fountains, Water Rams, Mar
BILE Wash Basins Water Clio
sets; China, Iron, Lead, and
Enamelled Sinks and Basins I;
Copper Cylinder Boilers; Wa
ter Backs; Ranges; Force
and Lift Pumps; Hydrsnts !;
Garden Engines Lead, Iron,
and Earthen Pipes; Leather
and India Rubber Hose, &c.
p. n. SIMS,
5l2 Seventh street.
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Il GOOD CHANCE FOR AN INVEST
IA MENT.--The welLknown and popular Re-
aurant corner Of Pennsylvania and LIST street
at the foot Of the Capitol elegantly fitted up with 81
the bar fixtures liquors. cigars, &c, is for sale
The lease can be extended at the pleasure Of the
tenant.
For particulars, inquire at the place Of
10 26-2awn X. H. A. FENWlCk.
NEW JEWELLERY.
II HAVE just received a lot Of new styles
u of rich Gold Jewelry, and have on hand fine
stock of Watches Gold Chains, Silver Ware, of ever,
description.
Also, a great variety Of Spectacles, &c.
All of which will sell at greatly reduced prices,
for two weeks.
Please call at 4ls, Pennsylvania avenue,
Sign Of the Large spread Eagle.
10 30 n. o. HOOD.
GUM PACKING, BELTINGs HOSE,
VI and Gaskets kept constantly on hand and for
sale by 7. N. MCCORMICK a CO.,
Alexandris, Virginia,
Agents for the Boston Betting Company.
10 11--H I. (.
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Latest from Merico.

NEW ORLEANS June 27.-Brazos dates Of the
2lst have been received. All the towns in Tam
aulipas and Neuva Leon, except Matamoras, Rey-
nosa, and Camargo, have pronounced in favor Of
the revolutionary party but no serious fighting
had taken place in those States
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r. m. MCCORMICK r. Co.,
Grocers, Produce and General Ccmpnis~
sion Merchants,
Theatre Building, Cameron Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
je l5-H tMt s4fe5
A NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION Is
n proposed 70 meet every week, and pay twenty.
Ave cents on each share Of stock. Persons wishing
70 take stock can call at the hardware store Of T.
Wheeler and register their names and the amount Of
shares they wish 70 take
SO soon as 1000 shares are taken, there win be
cali for general meeting to organize.
NAV B--u
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FURNITURE FgRNITgREi

And BY all dealers In AleIsndns, Virginia
may 25-eoH SIN
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RosBrsH.--where buildings are IN coprre Of
erection materials for constructing such neces
ssrily piled together In or about the premises.
But II Is highly improper that after the compile
tou Of such buildings that piles Of lumber, loose
bricks, mortar, &c, should be allowed 10 remain
on the ground, impeding the progress OF persons
on foot and In vehicles Of conveyance.
The attention of the Ward commissioners Is
called TO large masses Of rubbish which remains in
severslof our principal thoroughfares endangerng
Especially At night time) the lives and limbs Of
citizens tan
MAsrsrRArrs.---Not few persons are under the
impression that magisterial office Ia nothing more
or less than perfect sinecure. 1tisnot So however
provided the person holding such an Office attends
strictly TO his official duties. Several Of our ma
gistrates are on duty from early till late, and one
Of them, it Is well known rarely has time TO 80 to
his meals but has such sent him to hia office.
Were he TO absent himself for one hour from his
place Of business, large number Of persons con-
nected with the administration Of the laws, and
many seeking Justice at his hands, would be
necessarily detained, and suffer much inconveni-
ence.
WlrcHl WATCH - Such was the cry heard
coming from or near the corner Of Penn. avenue
and Four-and- half street last night about ii
o'clock and general rush towards the spot was
made by the guardians Of the night, and sundry
persons residing in the immediate neighborhood.
fastening TO learn the cause Of the uproar, the
cry was discovered to proceed from the lungs of
poor halfcrazed negro, who imagined that some
person or persons were after him "rih sharp
stick He was taken care Of by the proper au-
tborties.
The President and Mrs Picrce left town yester-
day for the sea-shore, for the benefit of Mira
Pierce's health. II b supposed they have gone 70
Old Point Comfort. or Cape May probably 70 the
former place
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FIGHr.A set-to took place yesterday evening
on the Avenue, near the corner Of It'll street, be-
tween several persons, some of whom were enga-
ged on the building being erected near by. There
been ascertained this morning, however, that q
person by the name Of jackson received several
severe bruises on his head and face 8
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ALRIASpRiA, june ], 1855, President
june IA
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DuTcH ~. DUTcH.--Several Germans, men and
women, were bound over 10 keep the peace by
Justice Dom, yesterday. Both parties swore that
they were in bodily fear Of one another, and hav-
ing given the security required In such cases, left
the office of the Magistrate looking daggers" A
special interpreter required on the occasion as
several of them we're only familiar with "the
sueet German accent W
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/ T. BERKELEY, COLORER AMI

may 29---2awtd
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mar 2a-sm sas Penn. avenue
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Creams OF the Wounded.

Great excitement prevails among the Ii
quor Interests Of New Y ork City, 10 con.
sequence Of the passage of the Prohibito-
Ty Law, aud they eyince determination
~ resist its operation with all their means,
and by every contrivance within the scope
Of human ingenuity. \ meeting was held
~ the Astor house on Saturday evening,
the lith inst, TO consider what course
they should take to test the constitution
ality of the law, and though the proceed
inrs were private, it is understood that a
committee was appointed to wait on the
best legal talent in the city to secure their
advice aud assistance. Upwards Of $4,000
were also subscribed to carry out their
objects, and a committee of arrangements
was appointed TO act with the association
OF retail dealers and distillers. They in
tend TO meet frequently to organize their
arrangements.
To show bow largely the law will effect
the hotels, &c The Herald makes .
statement that the estimated profits ON H.
quor in the four leading hotels amount 70
$4,000 a year-St. Nicholas $50 600
Metropolition $4,000, Astor S45 900
New York $4,000 The profits from Ii,
quor III the second class hotels arc rough
ly estimated at 100000. which will OF
course be swept away-unless they dodge
tho law The value Of other drinking
places which will 90 out of use, is estima-
ed IT eigbi millions and half
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GIlc 1efcrsoninn.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1856.
Fire at Eas. on.


destructive fire occurred at Eastou
on Saturday evening last. The fire orig
mated in a stable, situated on Green Al
lev. in the rear of the Methodist Episco.
nal Church. About ten buildings were
destroyed on River alley, between Front
and Second streets. The loss is cstima-
ted at about $4,000.
Howard & Co.'S Express stable was de-
stroycd with five horses and several wag-
ons. The Methodist church, on Second
street, was wholly destroyed, and tho
parsonage adjoining, barely escaped. A
mong the others sufferers, are Messrs, f.
& W. Keller, carpenters; G. Allen, baker
Ripple & Lines, lumbermen; six frame
dwellings were also burned, and the oc
cupants lost everything they possessed.
The church was insured for $3.50.
At one time it was feared that the en-
tire block would be destroyed This is
the second large fire during the month.
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ImEo-tant Correction.

The Harrisburg Herald calls attention
to an important proviso in the new H.
cense bin that was omitted in the first
publication of the law at Harrisburg, and
generally throughout the State. 1t was
aided to the bill as an amendment in the
Senate, and is in these words
"P,0cjdCd fitrther-Tbat so much of any
act or acts of Assembly, as require IL
ccDse from crty or county Treascrer
10 astLorioc tic Salc Of &TairJt1toalS. rinouS Or
matt hguors, be and the same as hcrcJy re-
ycaicd."
This clause refers TO the. licenses for
restaurants, eating and oyster and
groceries selling by the quart, and uDcon-
ditionalIy repeals Treasurer's licenses
As they are invariably, We believe, grant
cd about the first of May, none but taV-
crn keepers will be permitted to sell un-
der the old law until October next, or un-
tiltheir licenses expire. PrOprictOrs ofe
ing-houscs, groceries, &c, cannot procure
license until October, as has generally been
supposed; and all those taken out, or TO
take effect, since the passage Of the new
bill, arc necessarily null and void.
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The Governor of Kansas.

Gov. Reeder, of Kansas, seems to have
become exceedingly unpopular with the
prO-slayery party of Kansas, one of the
organs Of which strongly hints at an as
sassination and revolution. The paper
referred to-the SQuattcr Sorcrcign-has
this editorial paragraph;
"If the feeling against the Governor is
not soon lulied, the storm will raise to
such pitch that vacancy in the guber-
material chair of Kansas will be the re-
suit"
This, it is presumed, is hint that the
Governor is in danger of being assassina
ted In another article it says
"Thcre is feeling raising in the Ter
ritory against the Governor that only his
absence will prevent general outbreak.
Revolution is in every mouth and if the
President still persists in forcing Recder
upon US, God only knows what the con-
sequences will be. We hope, We pray
that we will be spared the necessity Of
of such desperate measures; but, if We
are left the alternative of living under a
despotic government, or Of choosing a
more honorable mode of freeing ourselves,
we are plain to admit that we shall choose
the latter course. In the language of
Patrick Henry-'Givc us liberty, or give
Us Death"
If somebody could instil into the wri-
ter of the above a little more moderation.
and teach him to appeal to legal means
for redress of his supposed grievances,
rather to an excited mob, it would not
only benefit him, but advance the cause
which he pretends to advocate.
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Riot and Loss of Life.

CHICAGO, April 21.-Quite a riot oc-
Cured here this morning, growing out OF
the Maine liquor law license question, in
which one man was killed, and FIVE or six
others wounded. Itappears that small
procession ofintoxicated Germans march
i through the streets. with drum, to
the Court House square, where quite q
crowd collected. The police interfcred to
dispcrse tue assemblage-a general fight
cnsued, the crowd becoming greatly aug.
moutea, and knives and clubs freely used
The principals were taken into custody
ana the excitement is believed to be d.
mihishing.
CmcAGo, Saturday Afternoon.-Tho
riot continues this afternoon, and further
trouble is anticipated from a threat by the
Germans to hbcrate the prisoners taker
this morning. The The military are un.
der arms.
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The truth Leaking Out.

The "Doublin Roman Catholic Tablet
the Irish organ of the Popo and bis
party-in its commentary on Mr.. Chan
dler's speech, shows what we have con-
tinually alledged, that Mr.. Chandler did
not speak the sentiments of the Papists,
nor does he understand, and as yet, fully
comprehend the mystery of iniquity,"
which is with the Priesthood of that SO
called church. The Tablet thinks that
however people may "praise his motives
and Instructions" they will see that he
has not mastered the principles involved
in his speech )" that he "trenches Oh the
real spiritual power which he is so anxious
to guard inviolate.' The Tablet says,
'It is impossible that he can mean what
his words imply" where he says, 81 deny
TO the Bishop Of Rome, the resulting
from his divine office, to interfere in
the relations between subjects and their
sovcreigns; between citisenS and Helr
governments ~ and calls this "an a2achrtS-
tan opinion, acllich mast haze escaped tron'
The speaker aclto did not 1ooncler h5S scOyals. ,
The fact is Mr. Chandler is Yankee
by birth, was educated under Puritan in
flucnce, and only became Catholic after
his second marriage to a Catholic lady.
1t was an act of second childhood He
does not understand the system; and in
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PETIT JURORS.

HamIiOn,-Jesse Van Buskirk, Charles
]. Walton, Amos Rouse, Adam Kester, and
George Felker.
Price.--Jacob Price, Simon n. Stright.
Pok.-Gcorge Dotter, James Westhrook,
Cornelius Smith, Paul Blose.
JackSon.-John Winter, Jacob Bender.
ChesnuthiH- Christopher D. Keller, Pa
trick Daily, John Brong Jacob Greenamoyer.
iSmithfeH-John Cascbeer, Peter Wolfe,
Henry Tribe, John Smith, James kintner,
Henry Brotzman.
TobyhannG.--HenryS Stoddard, Samuel G.
Eschenbach, Andrew Escbenbach.
NJ. Smithfeld.-Moses Overfeld, Frederick
Overfeld.
Pocono-John Arnold, Jacob Staufler.
George E. Labar, Peter Schick.
Eidred.-Peter Kleindop, Edward Engler'
Jonas Serfoss, Jonas Smith.
Coolbaugh.--IIenry Whitesell.
RoSS--Peter Remmel.
Stroud.-Henry ID. Bush, Robert Barry
William Transue, James Kerr, Jesse Serb
ner
Borough. Samuel Rees, Jr., Philip Swart
wood, Richard S. Staples
ParadiSe-John Learn, jacob d. Teel
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the company of pious wife, his only seen
the better part ofit-its Imposing worship
and seeming piety. He has never been
admitted behind the curtains, and seen
The political machinery, which touched
~ ~. = single finger at Rome, moves the
UyoIa ~ papist world |; through Cardinals,
Sroi' Arob Bishops, Bishops, Priests, Monks
ArSn Az roDsoasars. ns down to the walters who
who so obsequiously tend the guts gues's son a. i.
our city hotels, and report i5e p'i'a'S onS ' the
versations at the dinner table &ur IN =,
Catholic girls who are now domicileG ~ IL
the houses of every man of note, or wealth.
or influence, where they can be employed,
and through whom the secrets OF every
family can be obtained.-fenr'S5ift@"t''
Telegraph.
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Know Nothing Strength.

The New Orleans Crcohc, says: Eros
sources Of ofinformation upon which VIC ma J
rely, we are induced to believe that the
strength Of the American party in Maine
is above 20, 900; New Hampshire, 1000
Massachusetts, $4,000; Vermont, 5000;
Connecticut, 10000; Rhode Island, a.
600; New York, 100, 900; New Jersey,
8, 600 Delaware, 1900; Pennsylvania,
5000 District of Columbia, 5000;
East Virginia, $4,000 West Virginia,
1000 voters