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Oar Extensive stock of

Oar Extensive stock Of
STAPLE and Dry Goods; NgT
~ Silk and Fancy do;
White aud Figured do; W
Laces and Embroideres; ~
Nantes and Lace Points;
Umbrellas and Parasols;
Bonnets and Ribbons;
Flowers and Bobinets;
Gloves and Hosiery;
Lawns and Brilliantes:
Organizes and Linens;
Beragss and Grenadines;
Linen-Lawn Dress Goods;
Hardware and Cutlery; g.
Tin-Ware and Queensware;
-Grindstones and Fixtures;
Hats, Boots and Shoes;
Clothing and Spices;
Books and Stationary;
Carpets and Carpet-Bags;
Saddle-Bags and Saddlery;
Whips and Walking Canes;
Tobacco and Snuff;
Harness and Leather;
Calf-Skins and Shoe-Thread, ETC., ETC., st
". & A. SOUTHWORTH'S
April 5, 1855. Cheap House.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.
Ia Business Notice. q,

Constables' and Justices blanks Just printed
and for sale at our desk-cheap.
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Deferred

No. II of MI. Snldrootey's "Re-
mlscences of Travel is in type, but
| its appearance is unavoidably deferred
until next week.
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q BLACK $ miths and Carpenters.

To Black miths and Carpenters.
wv E have 200 lbs Horseshoe Nails, .e-e
w Planes of all kinds, tx
Graduated Augurs, Hollow, Angurs, t-sI
Auglrr Bits, Nails, Spirit Level, Brads,
Broad Axes, Hand Axes.
Hatchets and Hammers. Guages and Chiseis,
Files and Rasps, Gimblets and Saws,
Sprig and Brad Hafts. etc, etc.
w. &. A, SOUTHWORTH.
April 5, 1855.
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FAYETTEVILLE, TEN

IL services to the citizens of Lin Q1sfff.ftYss
coin and adjoining Counties, in every depart
meut of the profession. They are prepared to
construct full or partial sets of artificial TEETH
on the latest and most approved plans, and par
ticularly that of the CONTINUOUS GUM, which
for strength, beauty. and cleanliness far sur
passes anything heretofore known to the pro-
fession. They have a full set of artificial
Dentures, constructed on this plan, at their
office, lover f. M. Ringo's jewelry shop) which
they will be pleased to exhibit to those who
will favor them with acall. The work speaks
foritself. They pledge themselves to give en-
tire satisfaction, or take back the work and
make no charge.
Terms:-Cash, unless special contract is
made for credit. june %, 1855.
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Gents. Dress Good

SUPER fnsasrench Black Cloth, Iwn
- Low Price EsSA
Super Blue
Low Price ezs2fas5R
Brown Olive Green
Fancy Cashmere, Black Doeskin, Black Drab
d'Ete. Linen Goods of every grade for gents
wear, Satin and Fancy Vestings every style
and quality, with agreat variety of other Dress
Goods--allo of which will be sold at the lowest
figures by JOHN GOODRICH.
April %.
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0E0D~~ IN VA S83
VEGETABLE LITHCNTRIPTU

VEGETABLE LFTHCNTRIPTTly
RIPLEY, Miss, Nov. %, 1853.
DB. JOHN F. CowAN-Deay SRI have
been agent for the sale of your Eithonuiptic
for four years. 1t has given very general SAT
isfaction. Several patients have brought me
considerable quantity of sand and some small
pebbles that they said they passed while ia
king it | have not known any person to uss
it without experiencing some benefit from it,
either in gravel, structure, or chronic gornor-
rhea. Respectfully. j. b ELLIS.
JOHN Fl. CowAN--Dear SIR
HAVE been engaged in the sale Of yuur
Lithontriptic, for the last two years, and I
can safely say, that in every case it has been
used, it has given entire sstisfaction--in all
Kidney Affections, regard this preparation, ~
one of the most reliable now in use.
Yours truly, w. Ii. GRAY.
Nashville, April 4th, 1856.
@For sale by MeElroy. Mckinney & Mil
Ter. Fayetteville; and by Druggists generally
throughout the State.
May 10, 1855-2m.
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New York. N. "

Cotton unchanged. :. Flour iower--goot
Ohio S9@9H Corn easier but not quota
bly, lower. Pork shade higher, new mes:
S19 5O@19 62; prime SIS 62@l5 TO-.
Lard unchanged. Coffee firm. Sugar &C
tive.
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Public Speaking!
C.E.CEOW

Will address the citizens of Lincoln county
at the following times and places: At
McBride's on Kely's Creek, Monday, July 1e
Trantham,s, Tuesday, IL
Boon's Hill, "Wednesday,
Tallev,s Store, Thursday, Is
Harrison's Store, Norris Creek, Friday, ~
Charity, ON Mulberry Creek, Saturday, 81
Mulberry, Monday, %
Lynchburg. Tuesday, "a
fuckers Greek, "Wednesday, "a
Arnold's, Thursday, ~
Quick's, Friday, -
Halls Store. Saturday, 2e
June %, 1856.
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Public Speaking

GEORGE w. JONES will address the
people Of Lincoln county, at
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GOODS

All of which have been selected with much
care and time, by an experienced buyer, moi
surpassed in taste or judgment by any retail
buyer in the West. These Goods have been
purchased in the Eastern Cities under an ex-
tremely tight mOney-market, such as has not
prevailed since 1887. The undersigned is
pleased to have it in his power to say to his
numerous friends and customers that his long
acquaintance in the Eastern Cities, ard his fa-
cilities for purchasing being not surpassed by
any house in the west, he is now prepared
and determined to sell Goods as low, or lower
than any retail house house west of the noun
tains. In calling attention to this nu-
EaerOus and varied stock ofGOsds,
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Cincinnati. Ohio
Flour declined to 50. Whisky 31c....
Mess Pork held at ST.. Coffee 11I.
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He does so with the assurance that buyers will
do well to give him call when they next
visit our town. assuring them that he will take
much pleasure in showing his Goods, relying
on their good Judgment and taste to insure
him sale. After feeling himself under SO
many renewed obligations to his friends and
customers for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended him for the last twelve years, it would
seem almost useless TO repeat them again; yet
having received so many manifestations of
kindness from their hands, he begs leave to
return his sincere thanks for their very liberal
patronage shown him, assuring them he will at
all times use his best exertions to retain their
confidence and support.
Respectfully, JOHN GOODRICH.
April IL, 1886.
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Nashville, Tenn

Commission and Produce Merchs
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Nv. McGatre's Lee.ures-Paaoransz-
seomdtng Measnrs-dorkets.
GEORGETOWN, Jan. Is, 1856.
From the general anxiety to hear the lee.
lecture Of President Mcclure this evening
Forrest Hall will doubtless be thronged at an
early hour His subject is one naturally cal.
culated 10 excite deep interest in the mind
Of all during these times of politico religious
excitement. From Mr. Mcclure We have no
doubt but that it will be handled in a clear
and mastery manner.
The encouragement extended to Stapley's
Panorama of the Western Wilds, and the con
tinued anxiety upon the part of many Of our
citizens to SEQ 1T, has induced the proprietors
to continue their exhibition On Friday and
Saturday afternoons and evenings The hall
last nj hit was well filed
we nave often wondered why no provision
has ever been made by the General Govern
msnt to compensate physicians in the District
OF Columbia for performing post norton OK.
anlnatons, when called on to do 80 by iuries
OF inquest. Cases have come under our own
| observation where such an examination was
astusily necessary to enable the jury to arrive
at correct conclusion, but had to be dis
pensed with, because a physician was not to
be found who was willing to neglect his bust
less, and perform such o disagreeable task,
without some compensation, and surely no
person could blame them.
In most If not all the States, We believe.
provision is made to compensate medical man
,or the performance of such duty. With US
however, it is very different Our physicians
often have to perform the moot difficult and
important duty connected with the holding of
an inquest for no other compensation than a
cold formal thank you, sir, from the coroner.
or the mere qualification Of a desire to pursue
as favorite study. We have case in point-
that OF DR.. Snyder, who had, on Saturday last.
10 neglect his other business and, expose his
health for several hours in aoold room, while
examining the wound upon the body of Coins.
to enable the jury to form q proper verdict
"i,hoIt receiving the first red cent for his
valuable services. We sincerely hope that
Congress will not overlook this very important
matter, while the District judiciary bill is be.
fore them.
We learn from reliable source that while
the melee was raging yesterday bsiwee Capt.
Smart and the peck measures, one of them,
SO much upon the Lilliputian order as to he
afraid Of fa ing the music, actually ran of,
carrying huckster with it. That peck will
have to be smart to evade the vigilance of
Capt Smart by causing the public to SUI art in
deailng out short measure, and succeed in
keeping its owner from being made to smart
by having smart fine imposed upon him by
Capt. Smart.
The offerings of beef cattle at Drover's Rest
yesterday, amounted to about 800 head, 200
of which were taken by District butchers at
So, 5Oas4'75 on the hoof, equal to S7a$9, so net.
Sheep 81 5Oa$4 so, good supply. Hogs 81.
The weather with us continues lovely, more
like early spring than mid winter
No change in the markets.
SpRnrArnp
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ALEXaaDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pressnts-Fue-
Charity Concert, 4c,
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. Is, 1855.
The sun shines clear, bright, and beautiful
to-day, the atmosphere scarce too cold for
May.
A larger or more pleasant company has new
er gathered in Alexandria than that which
for the past two evenings has thronged the
saloon Of Sarepta Hall, at the ladies' charity
fair. All denominations vie with each other
in this labor Of love.
Among the numerous gifts from abroad, We
notice large box Of fancy articles Of most
exquisite design, from the Sisters of the Visit
alton at Georgetown. Another package has
been received from the Visitation Nuns in
Baltimore, and one from the Convent in Fred.
erick, Nd.
Yesterday afternoon, the frame stable Of
Mr.. j. ii. Brent, on Henry street was discov-
cred to be On FIRE. The alarm soon brought
the fremen to the spot. The building was
destroyed, and one adjoining, occupied by Mr,
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Auction 6alaa

sNALE OF FURNITURE On TUESDAY, thu
~ S5a instant, az 10 O'Clock a. m, we will sell,
~ 11ence OF MIR. Thos. J. Willard, Cav st., nea
~ OF washington ST., Georgetown, all the
kept and as good as new.
We name in part
mahogany Sofas, do. Rockers
DO Secretary and Bookcase
DO Parior, Arm and other Chairs
do do and Dining Tables
French Tfmepiece, Mantel Ornaments
Mahogany and marble top Stands and Tables
Solid Walnut and other Bedsteads
Handsome Cottage Chamber Sets
First rate Feather Beds, Mattresses
dress.n g aud walnut Bureau
Enclosed Washstands, Wardrobes
ply parior and other Carpets, Rugs
Radiator, Kitchen and alright Stoves
Dinner Set, China gilt breakfast and tea do.
Knives and Forks, Glassware, Chatting Dishes
Refrigerator, Water Cooler, Crockery
Britannia Coffee Sets. SC.
Kitchen Utensils, Rain Casks
Also, large lot of improved bred Chickens
" it'll many other articles.
HUGH CAPERTON. Trustee
;.,- BARNARD s. BUCKLEY,
!o.. -.-uts AuctiOneers.
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GEN. Scorr ON THE WAR IN THE CR1nn.-
Ihe Washington correspondent of the Charles.
ton Mercury says:
:" had recently the pleasure of caring the
criticism OF deneral Scott, on the W ar in the
Crimea. look upon Scott as one of the great
CaPtalns OF the age, AID L listened with great
interest TO his ideas. He says the Allies com.
mitted great blunder in delaying the attack
upon Sebastopol, as long as they did; that i'm
meal ately after the raising of the seiye Of Sill
istria, they should have attacked Sebastopol.
at which time there was compar atiyeiv small
force in the Crimea; that the Allies Cannot
take Sebastopol unless they receive reinforce.
ments, giving them a superiority of force to
the extent OF from thirty to fifty per cent; til at
the Russian regular soldiers are the best troops
In the world for defence; they never fiy. Int
perish unless ordered to retreat. He thinks the
Allies labor under great disadvantage in
having two commanding Generals; that the
road to victory is through unity Of design
Inc Inference I would draw from General
SCOTS ideas, is that Sebastopol will not be
taken; for doubt whether the Allies caD throw
such preponderance force there as ia naces-
safy The General further said, th at the Allies
could not re-embark now without immense
loss Of men, and all the materials of war In
camp, except the weapons in their hands.
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Row York Markefa

new York, Jan. ls.-CottOa Is upward ana
firm Flour has declined I2tc; sales of 600
bbls good Ohio at IS 75sS9.1sa; Southern is
heavy, and unchanged Wheat is q triae
lower-sales of Southern white at 81 20. Corn
is also trifis lower-saies of 1000 bushels
Western mixed, 81. o3ssl o.; yellow, ST. Pork
Is dull, with declining tendency Beef is
downward and dull. Lard is dull, with de.
Ginning tendency. Whisky, S5a35to
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Columbus Bradley as furniture wareroom.
was considerably damaged before the progress
OF the flames could be arrested. Mr.. Brent's
loss 10 about $500, and Mr.. Bradley's about
$500. Some children, who were amuaino than.
selves near the stable with firearms. are said
to have originated the FIRE
The lessees of Washington Hall vie with the
ladies OF our city in works Of charity. They
announce fine concert for the benefit of the
poor: we are glad to see this liberal shirt
manifested in the managers of the Hail.
Inc Young Mons Christian Association
which on last Tuesday night gave our citizera
=. me literary treat in lecture from Rev. B.
pIook, OF Georgetown, announce another
lecture to-morrow evening bv Hon Tbon,os
H. Benton, at Lyceum Hall. AxI. AM
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nE BOWS REVIEW FOR JANUARY, just
~ published and for sale. Subscription SIS per
annum. FRANCK TAYLOR.
MY COURTSHIP AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES
NJ by Henry Wikoff
The History and Poetry Of Finger Rings, by Chas
Edwards
The World Workshop, by Ewbank
The New Congressional Directory at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
jan 10 Bookstore, near 9th ST.
TOWARDS U. S. SUPREME COURT RE
II ports, vol l6, just received by
jams FRANCK TAYLOR.
GHILLIN0TON has received the official
y Congressional Directory, containing list OF
Members, Committees OF both Houses, Supreme
Court, Residence of Public Officers and Foreign Di
ploma!Ic Agents at the seat of government. Also,
list of United States Ministers, Consuls, Sc, resd
ing in foreign countries.
Extraordinary publication Chevaer WikOf's
Courtshp and its Consequences is expected to day
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards and fnr sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner AZ ST. and Pa. ave.
jan l3-f
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ian I'D
By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auct,oae.r,

BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auetionssr..
BOOKS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY.
- the ioth instant, commencing ct O'Clock o..
m, we shall sell by catalogue, and will be conr-
ueo every evening until all Is Sold al the office room
occupied by A. ID. Merrick. Esq on al, strset. on
posIte Odd Fellows Hall, one OF the largest finest
private libraries ever offered for sale in the District
comprising Law, Historical, Classical, Miscellane.
Gus and other Books.
For further particulars see catalogue. which, can
De mad ut the store of Green & Scott at the corner
OF sixth street and Pa. avenue, on Monday, the sth
Terms cash. Sale pcremptoy.
GREEN & SCOTT
J,iu = q AuctiOueers,
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FURNITURE FOR shLE--A GENTLEMAS
= With handsomely furnished house, wishes to
dispose of the Furniture at private sale in the house
which is now occupied by him The Furniture is
all new Of the first quality and every hing is Gem.
prisei in the house necessary for house-kes ping
ssnusoneiy The furnitu-e ia Of black Wcnut,
ank tie Upholstery in brocatsl.e
Any gentleman desrous Of housekeeping will be
enabled 70 suit himself cheaply with handsome fur.
nitcte, kitchen. Ta-lor, nd chamber new house
he desires, ana iG delightful section of the city
Payment msda cay
4ddress HUBBARD ;hrouzh the City Post Office,
TT No. AZ Gene nj Lani Cfiss
dee l9--tf TInjonEJrtall
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Commercial Failures,

CINCINNATI, Jan. ia private dispatch
reports the failure Of three heavy banking
houses in st. Louis.
Eastern exchange has declined to per cent
premium
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 17.-Messrs. Ford il Brc-
Their, commission merchants, of this city, failed
yesterday. The amount Of their Liabilities is
not known.
Private advices from New Orleans r.r-...n~
failure Of Hacket, MeMurdough d Co, pan
kers, and Messrs. Tom Donnegan, cotton
dealers.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly Tor The Daily Ersrins star.
Know Nothing Nominations In Nsv Hsur-

Know Nothing Nominations In Nav Hsur-
shire.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 1S.-The Know Nothinss
held State Convention here yesterday. At
which the following nominations were made
Rev. John Moore. (Universalist Minister) of
Concord, for Governor; Frank II. Lyford, Rail.
road Commissioner; Elddr Pike, (Msthodist,)
of New Market, for Congrsssman from district
No. L: Mason W. Tappan, of Bradford, dis
trict No. 3; A II. Cragin, of Lebanon, dis
trictNo. 8. Tappan 10 prominent freesoiIer.
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~ CIR EN & SCOTT. Auottou..,,

y 0A EEN q SCOTT. Aucttonser,.
Two VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auc-
4 tion.-On THURSDAY, the 18th instant. we
SINAI SELL IN 'front.' OF the premises, at O'Clock IN,
on Delaware avenue of 16S feet and 6s feet4 inches
on north ID street, and near the Railroad Depot.
And immediately after the sale of the a5oye we
snali SELL In front ci the premises, Lot g. in square
No 764 fronting on south f, between Secoad and
Third streets east, IS feet 8 inches
Title indisputabie.
terms: One fourth cash; balance in g. Ia, and Is
months for notes bearing interest,
deed given and deed of trr NJ taken
GREEN s. SCOTT,
JoH IS-otH w o III Auctioneera.
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ny -. y. McG OlRE. AuctionO0..
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT PUB,
LIZ oaLE'-OnTilURSDAY afternoon, January
18th, at O'Clock, on the premises. shall sell the
west part of Lot No. a. in Reservation l2, fronting
sixteen feet eight inches on Pennsylvania avenue.
between Second and Third streets, running back 95
Ieet 10 ID feet alley, wiki improvements consist
ings. '
Title indisputabIe.
Ierms: One-fourth cash. the re :idue In 6, IL, ls,
ana "a months Tor notes bearing interest secured by
deed of trust on the property.
ian I'D Su..o,
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A Miataka-

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 1S.-Considcrsble
excitement as well as amusement exists here
In consequence of the discovery Of fact over.
looked BY the Know Nothings, that Moore,
their nominee for Governor, is ineligible for
that .of6ce, he not having been resident Of
the State for seven years, as required by the
Constitution Of New Hampshire. Moore has
been resident only Eve years
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New Orleans Ksrksts. SO.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l7.-Cotton-The mar
ket is unchanged in every respect; sales of
5000 bales. The receipts from all Southern
ports are less than last year by $1,000 bales.
Molassss Is.
The Legislature will choose Senator on
Monday next In place of Hon. John Slidell,
whose term expires with the present session of
Congress.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

I HAVE this day received ard opened great vari
1 city OF CL oCKS, WATCHES, and JE,NELRY.
Good Clos IL from 81 50 to SIS, all warranted one
year. Also, gold and silver Watches in great va
riety, silver Watches from So to SIS /; gold lever
Watches from SIS to 81 SO and great assortment
OF Jewelry, all of which will DC sold cheaper than
goods "f same quality can be bought in this city.
Those wishing TO get good ocks would do well
10 BUY from NE, as put all my Clocks in order be-
fore selling them.
Gail ami see for yourselves, al the Clock 4 Watch
emporium or j. ROBINSON,
349 opposite Browns Hotel.
jan l0--lm 0nteil
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Boarding.

T IT. McDUFEIE would respectfully inform
- his friends and the public in general that he il
prepared 10 receive bOarders at his old establishment
on Pennsylvania avenue, near the west gate of the
Capitol.
The house has been closed for the last months,
for the purpose of making Improvements with an ad-
ditI0n 10 the building. Ii is now i'm comfortable or
der and would say to our old patrons and to all who
may favor lis with call that here they will find
good beds, pleasant rooms, attentive servants. and
dishes served up as they should be.
ian I2-2w*
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nj. WILLIAMS

Nj. WILLIAMS
LADIES' DRESS AND TRIMMING STORE,
Pa. arsnue, betlceen Serenth Did Eighth streets,
WASHINGTON D. C.
KID GLOVES CLEANED; PINKlNG FLUT
ING; DRESS MAKING In THE LATEST
FRENCH STYLES.
Ladies' Collars, Sleeves, and Chemisetts washed
and futed.
Always OH hand variety of the richest French
Trimmings and Enibroideries.
Jan lin
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Kew Hampshire Politics.

CONCORD, Jan. 1.-THE Know Nothing Con-
vention for the domination of State officers.
which met in this city yesterday. nominated
the Rev. John Moore, Of the Universalist
church, for Governor. Elder Pike was nomi-
mated for Congress from the first district; Mr.
Tappan from the second, Gnd A. G. Cragin
from the third. There is much excitement
among the defeated aspirants for political fam E,
AID many openly threaten to bolt.
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Panic spbsid ID In ST. Louis

BUFFALO, Jan. lS.-Tho st. Louis Republi-
can Of the 18th, says that the money panic has
entirely subsidized, that more money is depos.
tied than Withdrawn, and that the three sus.
pended houses will shortly resume.
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appointment Of a Police Justice.

ALBANY, Jan 17-Gov. Clark has appoint.
ed Geo: NJ Pearcy police justice in New
York, vice Sidney H. Stuart, elected city
judge.
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, Jan. IS-Ihe news by the
Canada has unsettled the market Flour
Howard street is held at s. s7t, but only So. IS
is offered. Wheat has declined cts-sal.s Of
white at S2.05 S2.12; red 81 a s206. Corn
has also declined-sales Of white at So Gee;
yellow at GOO. Rye, Pennsylvania-sales at
$I.2S $1.30.