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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

fTuNIs MoRBELI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IANO-
viii be sold this day at IL oe ock ct No 81 Nassau
cepbi maker Will be given At l01s ocoek
md select.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

DARGAINa BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-A GREAT v.
re Of toys papier msehe tables sets Of tea trays
o.her In the city, at Msdame JOSEpHS fancy Dazaa
22h Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

UCTI0N NOTICE.-FURs AND ROBES FOR CHRIST
mas This Saturday morning ut 10 o'clock JOHN +.
RUSSELL aucaoheerDAY, RUSSELL co. WIN sell at IS
Nassau street. two doors from Fulton the finest stock OF vala
bic msnu'ac ured fars and sleigh robes offered auction this
IN which VIII be found very fine mink sable stone
aree assortment Of all descriptions Of other fancy turs also
leopard bear wolf silver badger and fancy sleigh robes &C.
This stock OF furs fully warranted and those In rant will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

MARK wRAY, AUCTIONEEE, WILL SELL THE
M balance Of the extensive hosraphc establishment Nos
a. &c and ~ Fulton street, entrance II Gold street. Second
story Wednesday Dec g. at 1919 O'clock conss Ing ia
part Of seven nographc presses fine order about 1850
ed In the business. Sale positive Terms cash. Deposits
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
SALES AT AUCTION,

III Holiday GIFTS AT AUCTION.-w. C. ALBURTUs,
IL auctoneer viii sell Saturday, December q At IL
o'clock OF 10 Court street. Brooklyn large ormen Of ne
gold jewelry Watches silver and gold silver plated &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

E'LIAs COMBS AUCTlONEER.-BY WARD co..
~ On Monday morning at 1919 o'clock Mt No 6s Nassau
street. large and rich assortment OF toys
iates china vases jewelry perfuery, fancy soap &C.
Particulars on Monday morning. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

1JENkf u. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r.
IL LEEDS CO. win eel on Friday, Dec a. and Saturday
bee. o. half past 10 o'clock each day. 1T No 10 Mas
see brds-lo9 young Canary birds us imported Ger
many, without reserve Also. large OF fancy
gods clocks bronzes, recule worktoxes dressing
groups china India goods various knds
large Canton porte monnacs plated ware: aso
lot Of marble large and snA nhaster zoo ds figures
urder glass; sets spsrs real mink sable capes and NUTS
fM goods, suitable or The holidays everything 70 be sold
without Also, ~ IL O'Clock precisely On FRIDAY
without splendid ard urs better han be
fore a. auction consisting OF finest Russian mink Hu son
Ray sable imperial ormne 0rccsn marlen 6c also
rich sable cape valued $500 Every article warranted to
lie exactly a. represented.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
EXTRA PAY.

BOUNTY LANDS. UNITED STATES PASSPORTS ANp
IL extra
United States navy sailors and others-Land Oh
Aned extra pay paid United States furnished
thirty six hours Balances due widow and hes Of deceasod
United States Sailors collected all kinds OF claims aai
United States recovered by EDWARD BrSsEIt.r
Agent Notary Public and 0Ate Purser U.s. pAvy.Sf VS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

EUGENE D. FRANKLIN. AUCTIONEER-BY FRANK
L LILO NICHOLS at their spacious salesrt 70 Nassau
street. John street. This morning. 2lst instant, 1917
O'Clock, VIII be sold without reserve large collection
and second hand furniture consisting Of solid rosewood and
cas parer centre pier card and sofa tables SOFAS chairs
panbgs chandeliers oak extension tables etegeres
chairs rockers bookcases wardrobes walnut mahogany
rosewood bedeads; bureaus wahsands, hasands cured
hair mattt paissses enameled bedroom
sYe quantity Of fancy goods suitable for resents silver
sas and mrrrs Sale positive pay advances close
accounts before LIST January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

MATRIMONIAL OFPICE, rs MADISON STREET Naxr
W door 70 The corner Of Csharne Those wishing 70 form
matrimonial alliance will and TO ther advantage nv ssll
ing addressing post PAID Mrs brewster who has % med
matrimonial Register, whereby any lady gentleman az
secure themselves partner for e without resortins se
unpleasant alternative OF advertising express theft wi
rnrues may send ue real name resdcnce business r~s
Everything concerning Interview strtcfis
naL All applications must contain two postage stamps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

DHODr IsfANr ctNTR AL BANK GRD .yg Z RANK
IL OF Bo~npIit Of the above banks toar, 4 the lowest
rates by JOHN B0oPE, srecte and ercha "a Once ase
Broadway, opposite Pscihc Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

~ q. HORTOF. AUCTIoNEER-sALEs ROOM 81
". Cedar ct, win cell ofday, December "a at Ii
sixth avenue al l0 O'Clock, glassware and silver
casters fancy china ware toys and furniture stock Of
dealtr declining business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

GEORGE COOK, ,AUC:IoNEER.-CoN1INUA ALTON
~ sale Of the large ard elegant stock OF furniture
Coz Broadway Bond street. the entire stock will pe sold
ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

CHERIFF's sALE.=w. g. ALBURTUs WILL SKILL,
- Saturday Dec g. at IL o'clock at the Of Joraa
and Court streets, opposite CITY Hail, Brooklyn
ice carts ore lumber wagon, two light do dirt horses
ard harness. 4. LOTT, Sheriff.
john PIERCE, Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

THCs. vEITCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I6 SPRUCE
see-sherf's sale OF fine jewelry, canary birds &c
Saturday Dec % at 10 A. M Of l6 consisting
ako fine assortrn OF canary birds, &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

TNUNIs MORRELi., AUC1IONEER-FURS FITCH AND
mountain maren scrines and cuffs genlemeas and
cuhs and cuffs go watch cloth CLOAK
this morning al 0t o'clock at No. 81 Nassau stree 70 what
bid 1t Ia the stock OF dealer left oil business and
leaves the city 10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

GREENS HINTS FOR THE HOL1DAYS.-THOSE WHO
VI wish make rational presents at this joval wi
find ut GREEN'S No. Asor House, assortment of un
saualsd embrodered and plain Shirts k and other hosiery
shaws elegantly mounted umbrellas and canes, brn ,hes
dressing perumery French perfumes general VARIETY
superb shirt studs and diversity of other fancy articles
suitable for memorials of friendship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE SALE OF
~ uniure this mors Of ios O'clock at store III Nassau
street. near Bcekmnn being the entire furniture of family
declining housekeeping also elegant furniture all
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

y ANTWERP viii sell, THIS day Dec %, at 10 O'Clock, at
PIG Pearl 400 pairs fine German skates bales 100 lbs
yellow shoe thread fancy eghday and 80 hour clocks
Ter cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

pY EDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER. GREAT
sale OF superb 81 books ANNALS &C., for the holidays
EDWARD sCHkNCK will sell At auction, Saturday,
ed iDsi at two O'clock e bis saesroom No 10 Wall
books books for children, elegantly bound In morocco with
gilt edges The collection comprises all the American
publications. well large of Engsh by the
beet authors The ladies' a. well a. the public GENERALLY
and well worthy Of attention The VIII be on exh
bidoD with catalogues, on the morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

A UCTIoE NOTICE -THoy: BELL. AUCTIoNEER-
"A Bell Bueh. this day Mt 0 O'Clock In their sscsrooms
II North William street. will be sold valuable lot or goos
suitable tor the ewery fine watches dolls ay
hosiery millinery. The balance stock Of stationery artcle
books circulating library &c also ,uniins desks
at l2 o'clock q. II sixth e remaining stock an
liable futures nearly Of pork soe smoked
meat and general goods in tho ne scales patent
machine avn Ing sove oicloth baskets superior
haf ness, good horse. &C. Must be removed day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

EOWAHV SCHENCK, ATVTIUNEEK. = EDWARD
" Schenck will sell ct auction this dsy at 01s o'clock
his seesro0m 16 Wall street, magnificent OF
an and French eve consisting IN part q elegant gold
er eight day patent and detached oher watches
BY 6retpg Frercs Iagar Jules Jurgensen, Cowper JOS
johnson Bentley, Tobias and other makers Also superb
dian ond Pima earrings brooches necklaces gnger
twenty gold Ao elegant sets pins and earrings
ho bracelets Florenne Roman ard Mosaic do Forenrne
enameled do Ac &C. Gold pins; earrings bracelets,
and gu I'D chains chaieaines. &C. &C. Sale positively with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

4 UGTION NOTICE.-W. A. CARTER AUCTIONEER,
"A VIII SELL this morning Saturday at 10 o'clock at No. 81
Green wch street. stock groceries, fruits liquors,
wine, superfne rye -four candles dried
apples &c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01

grant temporary relief to railroad companies,
and protraot the same, when we can manu-
facture better and cheaper iron than we now
get from abroad. American railrssd iron is
now lS per cent. better than foreign. We
injure by this bill the establishments for the
manufacture Of railroad iron in this country
these amount 10 consd rable number,
aud some oi them are very extensive.
HOUSE.
The report Of the joint committee Of con-
ference on the disagreeing amendments Of
botl houses 10 the bill for the relief of pur-
chasers and Iocutors swamp aud overhowed
lands WAS adopt d.
A bill was passed orgaDiz ng the District
OF G olumbs Insane Institution.
Mr.. Middesworth Intellectually appealed TO
take up pissed Senate bill giving addition
al lands TO soldiers Of the war of 1872
WaShing.on's birthday would thus be patti
olically oomtnemora,ed He gave notice
that he would on Tuesday next, move the
consideration of that bill.
The bill granting lands TO Alabama in al.
ding railroads in that State was tabled--91
against rs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01

and received the information from all, that
"nails" formed no part Of the stock Of the
establishment.
Well ssd he, going towards the door,
dent keep nails here nohowp
The principal salesman, whose dignity was
hurt by the idea that any one should suppose
that an establishment where he held prem
nent place, should keep nails. headed the
countrymsn off as he was proceeding tow ards
the entrance. and asked him abruptly what
be wanted tls.e.
'Want, said the couptryman, as cool as
cucumber. Il want TO know if you've get any
nnlsp
Nails, no, sir. You've been told again and
again that we've got no nails--so you'd bet.
ter co.
'Yaas--but you really amt got no nuis!'
mo, sir, I've got no nails .thundered the
principal salesman.
'Aint got no nails, eh! Well, then, jist
lock a here, Mister, if you ain, got no nails
'rhat an o'ctul .Gr you'd been in il you'd happen
10 haze the itchr
The countryman opened the door, lodged
the boot with foot in it aimed at the seat oi
his Pantaloons, and left the principal sales
man and all his satellites to the knowledge oil
:ho fact, that for once instead of selling they
had all been sold.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01
Have you 70, any Nails.

"a tall, gawky-iook!ng countryman, du,
ring the height of the business season las,
ia'l, walked into one Of the largest wholesale
dry goods houses on Broadway, and entirely
aisregardiug the invitations Of the numerous
SSlesmsn TO inspect their lotest patterns, he
strobe into the counting room, where the
heads of the establishment were sitting In
solemn eonelave. Aner taking a eursory
glance OF the room, and furvsying attentive.
ly the faces of i,s occupants, he asked with
an uncluous Yankee npsai twang:
"Say, yeou--gst any nalls!" ~
"Nais, sir! nsilsi" repeated the most dir.
dihed Dombey Of the hot, "No, sir, what
should we do with nailsp' sl.
'Wa, dunno--,hough maybe you mi ght.
Haint got no nails, ehl"
mo, sir replied Dombey again. with an
emphasis, and pointing - the door.
The individual in search Of nails took his
time about 1t. sct lsf, the counting rosm. In
turn he askee every clerk the same question,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01

WHATTY MORRISON, o Scotch clergyman
was al man o! great wit and humor. On one
occasion he eHrea'ed an officer at Fort Geer.
ga to pardon poor fellow who was sent to
the habcrds. The officer offered to grant
his request i: ho would. in return, grant him
the irst favor he would ask. Mr.. Morrison
agreed to Ibis, aud the officer Immediately
demanded that the ceremony Of baptism be
performed on puppy. The clergyman
agreed to it, and party Of many gentlemen
assembled to witness the novel baptism.
MIR. Morrison desired the officer to hold up
the dog, as was customary in the Baptism ol
children, and said: AS am minste OF the
Church of Scotland, must proceed accord
ing TO the ceremonies Of the Church."
"Certainly," said the msjor, Il expec, all
tho ceremony"
swell, then, Major, begin by tho usual
Queslions--you acknowledge yourself The faith.
er OF this pnppy!"
A raar or laughter burst from the crowd,
and the officer threw tho candidate for bap-
usm away.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01
A Biblical Reputation

One OF the Museums old and valuab.s
correspondents Mr.. Lord, who is now resid.
ing in Illinois, was short time since trav.
cling from Jacksonville to Peoria, in that
State, aud as he was passing a small hut on
the roadside, he noticedu shaggy -headod
boy, of about eight years OF age, with large
eyes and no hat, dressed in worn out pair
OF luhers truwsers, trying to balance him.
self on the sp!ntcred top of hickory
stump.
More for the purpose of breaking. the
monotony of riling all day without speaking
than to gain intormatSn. Mrl Lord resigned
hls h rso up to the fence, and exclaimed:
"Nly little boy, can you Tell me how far ii
is to Snngamon Bottoms"
"'Buut nix miles, | reckoR."
"Do you live in that housed" inquired
Lord.
81 reckon" was the reply.
"Do y,u enjoy yourself out here in the
woods!"
"A hcapY
"What uils ySur pants!" says Lord.
"Tore EN-" was the laconic answer.
Finding he had hold OF genius that
cUnldn't be pumped, Mr. Lord turned ms
horseh head 10 depart, but in his turn was
How hailed by the boy, who, in comical,
hnlI-reluctan, tone, exclaimed,
"What mOut your name bel"
"Lord, was thu reply.
"lou seem pleased" said Lord; "perhaps
You never heard the name before"
oNpa | haVe ~ rnnlind tina unu,,.,,n, 4,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01
WAsinsGTos, Ftb. %
SENATE.

Nj. Stewart presented n resolution recon.
mendiug the erection OF buildings in Mich-
gan for the reception OF prisoners confined
by authority of the United states-re!erred
To com On Judiciary.
Mr.. Chase presented several petitions
from citizens Of New York, in iuvor of a re.
peal Of the fog slave act, and the nboli-
tlen uf shseryin the District OF Columbia
the prohibition thereof ia territories, &c and
moved they be referred to u select committee
in order that the prayer Of the petitioners
may be properly considered, and that the
views of those mepbers Of Congress.who are
s,igmatI2ed asfanatics, aiuy be correctly nm.
derstood. lie said the sections of the coun.
try which held conflicting opinions upon the
subject Of slavery, would thus understand
each other, and the loose representations and
Misrepresentation upon thia subject would
cease.
bir. Wsiler---There are but eight legis,a.
tive days lelt in this session The Senator
from OHIO. has lad the petitions in his pos
session for lsng time; ii 10 wrong to intro.
dace at this stage of the session, when we are
pressed with 90 much inporIsnt public bust
ness. move that these petitions lie upon
the table, shes? hope they will Gnd that
sleep that knows no akhs agreed
TO, yeas ~, naysi3.
On motion Of Mr.. Hunter the Senate resu.
med the consideration OF the invalid pension
bill ss reported from the ssm, on Com. with
the RECOMMENDATION ibat the Senate concur
In the Hopse lmsndments 10 the Senate
smendmsn,s OF the bill.
Mr. Haalln hoped the Senate would not
cOncurin The repor, Of tho con- Of Dom. but
insist upon its former. sme admeni; House
amendaent agreed TO, which passed the bill
--yess 20. psys 10.
Mr.. Clay called up the bill extending the
ersdi, on duties on railro,d iron.
M. pesree opposed ibs bill. lie did not
Ike tolderart fren one reysnae system to
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01

6FTwo boys under 81 years Of age,nsmed
Theophilus Steele g. Jas. Blackburn, fought
a duel near Lexington, KY, last week. One
shot was exchanged, and Blackburn Was
wounded in the leg The parties wanted to
take another pep, but their seconds refused.
The difference arose. out of an old family ieud
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01
IL U Il 0 L 0 U s.
The Birth and History of ssSam.-

The Birth and History of ssSam.',
The Rev. Mr.. Brooke delivered lecture
at Georgetown, d. c., on the Temporal Pow.
er Of the Pope, in reply to Father Bernard
Mcguire. AT its close, he said he did not
know "Sam," but he thought he knew his
history. SAN" was born in the garden of
Eden, wnen tie world was deuged, he rode
out tho flood with Noah in tue ark he was
present at the building OF the tower of Babel;
he wandered with the children of Israel in
the wilderness; he was with Miriam in the
inspired song and dance ;he blew the l,udest
rams horn trumpet when the walls Of Jcri-
cho fell; he clothed John the Baptist, aud
was with him on the banks Of the river; he
held up the chains ofPaul when he reasoned
OF righteousness and judgment to come before
AgrIppa He had hard time With the Popes
and the lnqustion, but it was he who poin-
ted the young Luther to the dust covered Bi.
bic on the neglected shelves cl the. old mon
ustery ;he brought that Bible with him across
the ocean, in the Maynower; be laid the cor
ner stone OF the first Protestant church in
the colonies; and 1t was ne who 80 stirred up
the old aud the young, the rich and poor,high
aud low, in the oppressed colonies, that even
The mountain boys knew that "Sam was a.
bout lie introduced Patrick Henry to the
nation in the Virginia House Of Burgesses,
when he, with his soul overlooking with the
purest patriotism, and his voice clothed with
the power of thunder, gave utterance to those
immortal words, still echong in our ears
olive me Liberty or giue me Dedth."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01

05-Tt is said that Dir. Cameron gave a
written pledge to the anti-Nebraska mem
bers of the Pennsylvania Legislature that he
was with them, and would act with the anti
Nebraska men to the last. The misfortune
with him is, that the people have douhts
about his integrity.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01

0-3-in the noted case of Fry. the musical
director in New.York, against BEESErr of
the Herald, wherein the former obtained a
judgment of $4,000 against the latter for IL
bel, the Superior. Court Of the State, has
granted new trial, whici will soon take
place.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01

C|-The Governor of Masssa chusetts was
arrested in Boston, on the 18th inst. He
is a member of a mercantile firm which had
violated city ordinance by leaving boxes,
&C., on the walk
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The stea n,eD will Arrive,
Loaded full Of Dry Goods.

Loaded full OF Dry Goods.
THEREFORE will Sell my Steck of
Goods, Cheaper than ever was sold in the Western
Country.
IWMiI' sell good Black silk, lyd. wide. for s!l
price. "'""'
have Large and Splendid stock of French, English
and American Merinoes.
will sell the lest fine Mernoes at 100
American q English lromiIst to 81
English Merinoes at 81.
Such as no Western Merchant ever saw before in this
country.
which will sell cheaper than ever offered in this or any
other market have a splendid Stock ofDeLanes and
Cassnetcs Plain, Figured, Striped, Barred and all col.
ors will sell the best quality at 25c have one of the
hest stock of Gnghams you ever saw will sell q ing
hams at 10 cts. yard such sells per let have 900
pieces Of the hest Caicoes you saw, will sell at &c.
such as have heretofore sold at III have large as
sortmen Of sawls, of all kinds and coors, will sell
Shawls n yds long at $780, and others almost at any
price have large stock OF Flannel OF all colors, will
sell Red Fenncs almost yd wide for 2jc., have
ry large stock of Musns Bleached Unbleached Glazed
and of all colors for Lat III have d pieces OF
meres and Cassne,ts. will sell Cassinet ior pair of
fats Tor 80 as good as was sold last year for $500
WIN sell good article OF Coat patron trimmed for
$500 have the largest stock OF Ready Made Clothing
ever hat, which WIN sell almost the purchasers Of
FER, have good stock of Boots, Shoes Hats Caps and
mo Isand other articles TOO tedious MENTION which
VIII sell at the same rates all of my old custo
inets, ana Thousand new ones, TO come and examine
ioT themselves, and they will get first rate Bargansl
their satisfaction, at the Dry Good Store Of
SAMUEL KLINE.
N B.-I have Splendid Stock Of SILK Bonnets of all
cOlOrs will sell some as low as - so and any other
prices to suit the customer. have beautiful stock
Chemizeu undersleeves and Collars which will sell
cheaper than ever was offered in this Market. Any
lhing nave IN my line of business will ekchangesfor
an kinsot country Produce. 5. X.
II, ,Clairsvie, Nov 10, 1854.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01
HOUSE.

Mr.. breckenridge frem the committee OF
conference on the dsagreeing votes of the
two !ioMes on the amendment TO the Texas
Credl'ojs till, made n report. TIE Senate
bil appropriated S5,5OO.VO0. The House
reduced this to $3.50 900. The conference
agreed to fix the sum at S7,750,0O0. Mr..
Breckenridge said the the Senate receded,
from ell lis amendments except TO the sum,
and in Ills il fails $75O,000. The amend
ment requiring Texas 10 abandon all her
claims is retained. After a long and patient
celebration the com had agreed to recon-
mend this adjustment. He repeated itn
his drm belief '!Gat this is the best posrible
adjustment Of ihe perplexed question.
Mr.. Cutting euqured whether it was TO
put ut rest now nnd forever this matter be.
twasn the u. b. aud TeXps.
Mr.. Breckenridge replied: Aud the cred.
tors. In the present condition OF our lpgis-
iature il was important that this adjustment
should receive TIE Concurrence OF all the par
ties interested, The distinguished Senator
from Texas, nr Rusk, has finally consented
tot e proposition, and pledged himself to Oh
Tain the consent OF Texas to the measure.
After further deba'e the report was con
Cured in--l22 to IT.
The House then went into committee on
The Civil aud Diplomatic appropriation bill
May amendments were proposed aud dis
cussed, when he committee arose.
House adjourned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-01
COME ALL AND SEE!
" EW GROCERY!i

!" LILLIAN DARRAH HAS RENO
Wv NID his Grocery Store, to the room one door
east Of @. Hubbard nnd nearly oppnste Harris, Mn
shup where he has alarge supply ofGROCERIEs of ey.
cry variety, such as Sugar, Molasscs, rcas, ,xtssS,
oonee, spices, Tobacco, segars, Soaps, Fish ofVA<k
every Kind, Queensware, Earthenware, " ood N6ls*f&
en"are, Lime, sbovcls Spades Hoes, Forks oI every
kind Ropes, Cotton yarn, Candle wick, Dyestuf, Mad
der, Alum, Indigo, Rice, Nails, &C. ,
And every thing generally kept in Grocery Stores
AZ otwhoh viii be disposed of al the very lowest rates
Ana also prepares 10 take in Country produce atcash
prices. lap. l. 1851