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STIMULATING LiniInent, or Pain De-
- stroyer, sovereign Specific for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, fer all kinds OF Aches, Painsalso for
Corns, Headache and Ear-ache, when proceeding
from cold.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Ths Liniment must be APP
piled with the fingers and well rubbed in, night and
morning, sparingly, but perseveringly. For sore
ths RacI nss ~
of the kidneys, if well applied, it will give almost
immediate relief JAMES A. CONNOR,
Agent for the District Of Columbia,
49l Ninth bet and streets, Washington.
q van
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ANCE FOR AN INVEST

a GOOD CHANCE FOR AN INVEST
n MENT.--The wellknown and popular Res
tauran corner Of Pennsylvania and st street.
NJ the foot of the Capitol, elegantly fitted up with all
the bar fixtures, liquors. cigars, DC, is for sale.
The lease can be extended at the pleasure OF the
tenant
For particulars, inquire at the place Of
ie 26-2awtf r. NJ A. FENWICK.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company ofthe
District Of Columbia.
Chartered by Congrs0,
nFFERs TO the property owners Of the
" District cheap and as safe means Of insu-
rance any other Company in this District
ULYSSES WARD, President
CIIAS WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW @. EMERY, Treasurer.
EANAukRs
Ulysses Ward, John Van Riswick,
Thomas Blagden, p. W. Browning,
v. Howard, Mathew G. Emery,
J. G. McKelden.
OfFice--Columba Place, corner OF Louisiana avenue
and 7th stree. 0aioe hours from 10 o'clock P. N.
feb 2s-ly d
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DRIGGS, HALL ~ CO., Engineers and
NJ General Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District Of Co-
lurnhie ln--1v
M G.. EMERY,s Granite Marble and
We Brown Stone Yard, corner Of b and Second
streets. Office on Second street. between and G
streets. Residence AS street, between Sixth and
Seventh. nov ~
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$4,000 WANTED.
n NV PERSON HAVING TIE ABOVE

"A amount 70 lean, ON the most unexceptionable
reaestate security, viii hear Of customer by adj
dressing, with real name. Boz ls4, Washington City
:, =. n&,. ~o- Nf--SH
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LAHHABEEyS FILE OII TMENT.
NOR Piles, Fresh Cuts, Old Sores, Seal s.,
Il Ulcers, Sore Breasts, letters, or any other
Eruptions of the Skin.
Directions for use.-Apply the ointment twice
every "a hours previously cleansing the affected part
with CASTLE Soap and water. No water should be
used on letters When intended to draw, spread il
tslerably thick. To heal, it should be spread thin
For Scad or Bruise add about equal parts Of good
Lard, and little fine Chalk.
JAMES A. CONNER,
Agent for the District Of Columbia.
Residence ON 9th, between d and E streets, No.
49l. mar lg--2aw6m
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
GRAND SCHEME FOR AUGUST.

Class JTo be drawn August 49, 1855, in the city Of
Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting TO
$4,000
Will be distributed according 10 the following mag
ni6ccnt schemei
tT And remember every prize is drawn at each
drawing, and paid when due, without dedgcti0nl
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And by all Druggists everywhere.
lie l6-eo6m
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b4I BrOhhWhy, Now 1Ofk-
Price 81 per box; or for the convenience Of those
residing where IL has not been int oduced yet IL
will be forwarded by mail prepaid, 70 sny one en-.
closing "a letter-stamps, in any part OF The United
States except Oregon and California; to these for
86 stamps
rE 4 liberal discount 70 dealers, ana aHvered in
New York city free Of expense.
nov 1a-1v
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MRS. Low,
Manufacturer Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
Fripges, Gimps, Cords and Tassels,
Fancy Buttons, Regalias, Military Trimmings, Ban
ners, Flags, &C,
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between 9th and
lob streets. No. 297.
ap lB-1yeod
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
M BUILDING lots, and 10 houses,
lVV brick and frame, for sale on easy terms.
Also, two stores 10 let on the c-rner Of 7th and q
streets, Island. Apply 70
WALTER A. TRUE,
Carpenter and Builder,
Corner Of Virginia avenue and I'd street
der oq-eOd1y
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BILL TO REDUCE THE TARIFF on
IMPORTS.

The following is copy Of he bill to reiu e the
tariff imports, passed IN the Hcu.e Of Representa-
tives on Friday:
fu,thr eraeed Tbs, .nd the frs, Of IuJ
iAousspd hundred and hy AVE- there sh, Re
oucion twenty per o. daty posed By
the entitled r.eucins ne iu'y in for "a I
" f- oher plrPo, approved JuiJ thr-th one taousaat
esht ard ty the goods wares and DeEeh,E
c,e IN ported nom irsn eSus.' eEuIes'ed ana ofov
provided or the third section Of sail act eHep s heeiaai
t.rmosh.a
Atices brsced .ch duls Of the s,d SCI Of
ST. $40 be and they aye h-esy u.n.erred 70 .Sheeaie %
wiz EsbufcfuTss suo srtcs OF ss 1r u vhih slsi
be Material that toe ausSsnrss and srte
d-H Of which htS .hsl b. comp material,
srd bsn, o oil hind. sub aced 10 .ch-~ Of 'h- 'ai
Of 5. July 1870 De- Transferred 10 s,n-dals D. tan so
aIufscur,d .is raw with sthout the MT -
oout.d turtef advanced In manufactures 10 any Wy
ue nsus spo sssl and other vegetable snostsn
msuu.eturd o'herse provides tor, lsc spirits
lee sulphur lsupblsek. Prus.an bue a..ice. no, 10 a
STATE used in dyeps or tanning not o,nersss
provided for; brns,one Grade in bus; cram Of tu
tar e1trseis OF iHoiso india rubocr IL bottles !;
slabs sheets unnsDufsctgIef; extract Of m'dieT.
bs ebob,sI blsacLDg powder OF ehorfe Of line ind
cochSesl uosd u ase acids sceuc senz'e b3ratit sure
uIisuc white aud yellow nitric oNac pyfohs9eoa. anl
taits and all cfbes acids asd Tor che nc 7dcaa or
nsUefeu'iGs Pgrp9,t' .et o,hsi"s PLonsd mr. d a1
Isn. Eetsbles ns.d ercusveIy 10 dyes OF 10 c2u
o.ns dyes bae steiS .h, o7 e.5i a. 'ucn that ns
ubd.rsot- nabuiscurei bf1fI WOOD ofatue'o, suu
orber 10 sticks. burr stones wrought Or IN
vTot sht cos Of hrmpo h-xi fr1s aui vegetables
cr ripe o,hr~i-e provided fgr rIi-n seed and
al cher sesds tor sgncultnrai hoculafa 81
e,b, m,derr root NADER ruod or PeP'red iee' aonA'
cf al kinds be rs.'r,.e = III ,o,.
merchardse witch 81 Al imported from foreign couatfe'
.ier The pr.sie o. ID. se .Ie 'e 10 po sns Oh ,11
for cot ItOu other dltS ihan II The same hai been
inooited resp, cfivel, after tibet DAY
M. ,ua'nips poo Of the bill direct. the mode of pro-
c.edns OF dissatisfaction With tbs deci. OF the col
Of n. Treasury 90 an ,pp-s TIE duties eeed by
the pre.eLt tsrh on the several c.,.es above de-
folows Ice Pr cent b, a. L, 80 d ~ T. ~ y
l5 ~ ~: H. 5; IL free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

IowA-At IN elec ton held in Burlington, lows on
the 5ih inst, Sas a Hud'on vas elected Mayor,
over L. ID. Stockton Know Nothing, BY ll9 m.j0ri,y.
Eight Aldermen, and the City Recorder, Treasure.
sbd Martbal, opposed TO Know nottingham, were
Afro elected
NORTH CARoLnA.-Thelescing measures passed =.
the lsst session Of The Legi aiure follows The
sct smendpg the Constitution to PERM, all ,,ve
and paturazed citizens TO vote for members OF the
Senate Thi. sc, before i, becomes part of The Con-
.tiiu,:on must receive tie sanction of txo,hirds OF
the next Assembly, and the subsequent approval OF
the p. ople at the polls. The Revenne sc,, ADD vsr
Gus acts for The encouragement Of Railroads and other
works Of internal Improvement. No Proaibtsry
Liquor was enacted.
KIS1ucKY Capt L. NJ Cox, the Fleming Ky }
District, will be supported By the Wings aud Aneri
cen Reormers for rec eciOn TO Congress at the next
election.
ISDIAsA.-Gov. Wright, Of Indiana on Friday
last signed the liquorlaw. When the fact was known
il caused gea, rejoicing.
TEssrssrE M. P. Gentry in response to nu ner-
ous solicitations from meetings and the Wing press
,trougLou, Tennessee announces himself a candidate
for Governor Of that State.
Major F. A. Psrham is a candidate to represent
is the editor Of Tie Ckattanoog1 Gazette lie Is the
Oldest editor n the He has done much TO build
Chattanooga up, and bring it to occupy It's present
prominent prosperous, and feuri-biDg position.
Gov. Winston has respponted joel Riggs Con
trolIer. and Vim. Graham, Treasurer of the State.
Their term Of Office expired the st Dece nber last,
ard no provision TO meet the case having been made
by the Legislature Gov. Winston has taken the re-
spops bty OF filing the vacancies, and the Attorney
General thinks their acts in Office will be legal.
WIscossIS. "A week or two since, Senator Taylor.
a Republican member in the Wisconsin Senate,
moved a Il solution Of inquiry as to What " a.;
meant in the State Treasurer report after the Cow
ernor : salary. The Loco Foco Senators, who have
the IN. iority took this in high dudgeon. anf by a
psIty vote appointed Senator laylO COMMITTEE OF
Orc TO inquire into tie msrt-r iot,nded Although az
an insult TO the SENATOR this Committee OF Oae en-
tered upon the duties of his office. and IN his IN
y.stIpatioDa found that the " &c. was Tor 5000
which the Governor had crawn over aud above his
salary ard made a very able report on the suDsct.
The Democrats by this time found they sd caush a
Tartar-thst Mr. Toy or was not the man TO be th-d
With ard since he has brought the matter 20 light,
they Eat very uneasy in their seats.
4 motion 10 print five hundred copies OF his re-
port led TO an acrimonious debate but haally pre-
vailed, three Democrats advocating lie publication.
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FIRES.
FIRE ~ BROADWAY.

Abou, o clock yesterday morning ire broke On,
in the building No. % Broadway lower part occ1-
MED by Messrs Duncan IL Snow, importers OF dry
poods; upper part by Simon Srahlheim, importer OF
lace goods. The iremcn of the District promptly re-
sponded to the alarm bu, before they could supdue
the fsner the third story. in which the fire
ORIGINATED was considerably damaged Tie stock OF
the occur ants was damaged to the extent OF several
,houssnd collars by water The IRE originated in
the third sorry occupied by StIahheim, but hos or
in what MAI ner has Lot yet Uren ascertained, a.
though strong suspicious are entetaned that 1t was
tbe ~olk OF design The fire did not extend beyond
the third story The total lose will not exceed
$4,000. In consequence OF the absence OF the
cupsnts unable to ascertain their several
Losses and assurances.
FIRE BROONE.sr.
Yesterday morning about o'clock Officer Forbes
OF tie rbirte enth District discovered a fire in the
bakery OF Lois Ranger No. 20 Broome.st Tue
nune, were spe. Oily eAngui-hed, not, hosever, be-
fore The premise. were considerably damaged by fire
and water. The fire is supposed TO have orgina,ed
from some cinders falling out of the oven among a
heap Of shsyngs Loss about 8, 800
FIRE IN hLRcER-sT.
Neo'clock Yesterday morning fire broke ou' in
The EuuClDS NO ~ neTtSI ONSNPISN " - 80
cent as a carpenter shop. The fremen soon arrived
on the ground, and speedily extingu'shed the ire.
Capt Dnks soys the FIRE was undoubtedly The work Of
an lcendisry.
FIRE ~ BARCLAY.sr.
About 81 O'Clock on Saturday night fire was dls-
covered by of the Insurance Watch in me store
No l Barclay-st occupied by Cochran q Mickey,
Who'll, sale dealers in straw goods. The officer mne
diateIy gave the alarm when assistance arriving the
doors were broken open, and two boxes containing
straw goods which we're in flames were qalckly
dragged into the street. The flames were then
tyipguish he'd with few pals OF WAFER
TIE floor where the boxes had stood was
considerably charej, aud several other boxes IN
the store containing straw b)nnets, were partially
dtstroytd. There was no FIRE in the stove, and 50
IareDiy had been there for some time, as II q
quite cold. TIE boxes in which the fire was at the
time the door were burst open som- five or sx
feet from 'he stove, abou, the middle of the floor.
The firemtn were the ground, but foru-
naiely their services were 10. needed
The firm have sn insurance their stock OF
$4,000, in the folosing Companies: Niagara,
5000: Na'iJral, IS OOo and the Equitable, OF Lon
don, g. CO. The insurance ia said - greatly exceed
he amount Of -toek in the store. Loss, about $3.50
or $780,
There is little doubt that the fire was the work
OF design.
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revsl Of unfoupded ones aod thus save the q ne c!
Cor arefs from being waited yea after yea in he re-

revL Of unfoupded ones and thus save the q ne c!
Congress from being vsstsd yea, after yea IN he re-
.Isn II alton Of rejected claims.
The bill eives Jurisdiction 10 The Con-. 20 hear sud
determine all claims founded upon any !.w OF Con
gress upon any regulation OF an Executive De
p.r'uent or upon any contra. express or inoliet
with The Government OF the United States, and 81
CLAIMS referred py either House Of Congress Tie
.s,iuopy in all is 10 be reported 10 Congress,
and all upon which favorable decisions are given ase
10 he accompanied With bill or bills 20 cary tue
Into fleet and stA brief from the Solicitor OF ihs
Bo,rd snd from the claimant.
II Will BE- ihus seen hs; the Court - perform ire
work now lsnoriou,ly bat impere:'iy done oy com
uitfees and Congress ia ~ revise he whole ARD az
UPON the subjects presented a. Of preient % many
subjects al opibioo, well maiused by the Court, VII
serve "a bas is for acton al siallE cis-s; and
there ~l not Ierlscs be 50 mssy incon-s'encise 10
legislation az al present, when the success or isare
Of q measure oep.nis, il grea, degree, upon tie
mood in which ose House or re other msy happen
10 be found when the vote il taken. A. al evens,
there is the probability of a more mstGre asesnga-
ton than by the presen; mode .nc II "a 20 be hope1
-hal b. AZ but little more OF shs,is deemed ~or.e
than the laws delay, the tendency OF claims BE-
fore Congress Of half a century durstion.
fsa-i1ra. Ictell,seucs- Feb. -
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THE PUGILISrTC ENCOUNTER.
ARREST OF NORRIsSEY.

John uoirssey, the pugln,, sgains, whom s var.
ran. was issued yesssrday afternoon by Justice Bren.
nan for committing violent ssau.t on Mr.. Dean,
one Of the proprietOrs of S'.n~iA Hall, No. 57s
BrOsdvsy on Saturday night While the latter
d, svorrg TO qaell disturbance insiisa,ed BY Nor
reusy with Poole, was arrested this morning 8. the
Ivy Green in Elm e., by 0fice' Rue, Of the LOsei
Police Court.
The accused wss taken first, before Jss'ice Osborne
srd them transferred 70 Jefsrson Make where jas
tee Brnnsn bsyiog the investigation 10 hand caused
tie accused 20 be detained for hearing Baker, the
eI Policeman -ho shot Poo in the LEFT bresst, hss
OF ye' been arrested snd Pool s said to be SO ne
What better this forenoon but j: sill in very dan
eerous situation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

GRAVE CHARGEs AG.IssT GoyERSoR.-Ihe
editor Of Tie ,Nebrasaa Palladium seems TO b.
Offended because the Capital Of Nebraska has been
located at Omaha, and b comes down upon Mr.
Cunning, the acting Governor, in the following gentle
manner. OF course, the Governor is to blame; be
skould have had the Capital established a. Be.eyieS,
where The Palladium Is published:
"Frand-Brbery.-W are called upon ~ da'y
ard by coDscence 70 enno1nce n our columns u .r
plaps Of The acting Governor, +. Cunning hsss
succeeded and that they have succeeded oy tIs o.
of that ssue corruption which conceiVei NJ. .tvo
broUs b. the m forth and had The impotence a+.o4
cate them. Men have been boug1i-I'..s I;cbsrI-
dollsr. was offered 10 John N Singleton o. IN,
son County II he ~oald vote for ne C' r. ~ ne
cato a, omsbs Cir; and i was OfsiSd ni y AsS
p,ir.,s secretary Of Acting Govaroc cnnnnk' A-4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

SAD AccIpESr-TnREE MEs DROwSED.-We
learn that on yesterday, while five men, belonging to
tbs steamer Highayer, now lying at the Portland
wharf we're eng aged upon one OF the wheels, repair
ing the buckets by some movement OF the mschlnesy
tbey were thrown cff into the river. Three mmedi
aiely disappeared beneath the very heavy ice, and
were not seen afterward. The other two were res
cued. OF the three unfortunate drowned nivdusls,
two were negroes Joe and Jerry, the after belonging
to DR. Reed of Woodford County. The other person
was a hlte man, whose name we did not ascertain.
Louisville Ky Courier, Feb %
yur,nLE LEAD MSEs-A subscriber In divers
Prairie, Newton County, Missouri, writes US hss
wonderful lead mine has been recently discovered IA
that towLship by Mr.. Foster, English gentleman:
The vein found l. about four feet and half thick and
Of III known extent. Mr. Foster has at present about
fifty men engsged in working the mine e.cn one
raising about half tun Of ore per day. La addition,
our csrespondeat states that the land, water and
mineral resources Of New ton County are anriyalled.
49, Louis Republican, l7th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26
THE COURT or CLAIMS.

Ore Of the most important bills which has passed
Corcress within our remembrance received tn natl
sa,cr,on OF The legislative branch yestsriay We
f,rto tie bill 70 eslabsh C0Hrt0f Gu Hs, for S1ica
We vtntureG not long since 10 invoke the favor Of ne
House # Kerreseutat.yes with which y thea rested.
This bin as called up yesterday 81 favorable no
meIi and the friends OF It wi.ely AO''"uin- ron
~.Lste II WAS forthwith passed By large ms 1ri,y.
W. should DO. be- surprised If saves one-odrta par'
oftle sessions - Congress nov soen IN the e1anns-
,;on a. 4 c.cus.iou Of claims. II ~i 10 Fsver, op-
rats b.pe6ce1ily u = variety Of WAYS. Il VIII ~
oflv secure 70 ju-t airs al early A. tfins ~
s..,isrert hui II viii retIit Of tle iu,errla5ls -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26
PHILADELPHIA Market. SATURDAY, Feb. %.

Corros quiet With sales 40 bales At previous Au'ss
CLovls sElD dull, los 10 store offered a. ~ ~1sp e.'
vbo,t pricss about - - 'of fooa o
FLoUR-But hte inquiry snd dull srset; standard sed 20
.rsgh brsnos freeiy orersd - 759ts g. without 49,
.rc,rt In ,mell gioI tncafnf ehoe
lots st e9aes IL and eIus 80 5d+O - COIN nsL $40
RYE FLOUR 80 very inactive, bat without any
dsmsnd lot. nlil1k Al ~ 100 II iof
P.uIsyysBls Bed and 81 - for white Of goa 91tllJ
CokS- About statoDHy e,Ooe bush Yellow a. 9lt 15H,
sfoat SC stofe inc udBz some 70 arrive By esns a.
m. latter f.e bush Whit ~ aIAlc. RYE
|. lower go bush. having sod at Is Osrs-Sot mach
doir. the is Gales Pennsylvania Sc 10 Gao
R.her quiet alteration 10 prices tho ssles BE-
lrr mo.t, 10 sms lo,s from the wharf PsoVIsfoss-fos
eos, .tocs isht and h1oer. firm Mess Pod 10 held
,r hister pfces Green Hams sssbe ssDste shool.
cen. lie ard size. e.asi. LAso and BUTTER are iog,od
dsu.rd sles Ift00 Of the later good sid paeked lt
WtIGY continue. dGl Sic tor HAS saa about VIC i'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

Among tie mercies shich the Parisrchsl Institution
daily tuns up, may be cited the following, from Tee
Ner OrleGns Delta.
An inquest held yesterday he hsy ors negro named
s,uI.. nSe ~ = - s..yt Of Ioa,o. .scs 81 ,'.
eide ~ eufrrs bis srcst with thereby ssv.gnx tbs
s.d b or,d to tire acee,ion Of he late A.s,sasr Ne
spd hsd been ssyeItised fer 10th rs
nas esIoNud 80 49, .aa ~ gesaae amseI sns
bad on IN eoreqnenee o. usnahAseneni on the part 81
the he trusted. and 80 a2eeas be eeesue inssas He
IN which had written rayisss the ofhs 1s
Before committed the fatal act be took bis best sohes from
armoe ant wioe On asse Tesae~ sass ne shosd -
buried IN them"
This is published, marx. without 8 word Of COM
ment Il is Of 10 consequence that nan kills himself,
unable. sfer be has earned bis value, TO buy his
liberty Whist more hdeous bsfbsrism csn De found
From the same journal the owing comparison,
afforded between the Caucasian maa and the brutal
negro. is notable;
rSusS FoUSp-Ou russdsy morning . negro vonsa.
who Was passing s'ofs G,veI g.. rear he Csnl. fOood
81: The uvns also settrned 8. g seven sold snese.s
limp fc,i0rrta .od about suss'es dous. IN s'd CON-
the trunk and went In search Of policeman
wschtd Il trunI until he car. wih dr.y Il Vas taxes
TO the E.t District Police oce and th motuss the trunk
We, claimed ~ , named Johnson who uve. se believe
ie,n stolen fom h. tie proved h property snd took
covered .rs guarded the property, supposed every
sround old that she would receive nsndsoue Ard bat
the very cody Informed her thsFhe would
give her The ssout Of deIsion which went up tcm
the irrg crowd wcud Brought the bash
,hsme less hardy cheek thai the undesevnsy iaeky
owl er Of ibis recovered tn asure."
The third paragraph of the following from the Leg
i.lative news of the State indicates the perfection
OF generous and gallant chvalry:
BATON RoUcE, Feb There no quorum Ia the Sen
ate - csy. ~ .
pou.e bill passed sPPrcprsnE as 90 to tho
Mincen Fer ale Seminary
Also bill prevent eolored persons from tessifyns against
xhff
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AsIk God, We have ere hopes, IN 10 the Leesls.
turs-he refused the brioe, bu, not until he had eI
The Capital located lo.a.ed a-aies the wish Of the
great majority OF the people-locst.d for the Pc
cunisry and personal bene1, OF Tom aiming. and
bis brother brb~rs-locstei At place without any
Thing save ~hi,ky shops and drunken politicians.
MI. Cunning says he expects 20 be removed
from the Office of Secretary-winks wisely, a. all
such buds DO when they have ies:herod their indi-
vidusl uesf--ntms'es tbs, be doesn't cve d,
for the President and all the removals he may can or
Will, might could would or should make.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

66vtYHIA' .oa he SOUTH ana WEST, "a yEEsLf
rvLTT,its1 stsfss hsn and EKpr,s. Inc Leave ~
80 ,s no. A a and and Tsrosfn m iou
80 eeooad ClAss - u he - =. % N "a
- 70 M ara NJ Tue ssg JerseJ AceomnsSis-Ds
-, caves a. u ~, a. e. stopp9s 81 A. sd d.. -
Ts--,.h csst. ,olt sx CEeinns al 'si els) .od Ine y
q, B.r,ors Lshinron soofok, Nc ard ths'sta '>~S'
ssei,S q W.s.lst.on "a and 10 4 n AA1 r n"
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LAW LVI'ZZLIGENCE
CIRCUIT COURT-Fgs a--Before Judge RoosEvrLv.


SUR AGAINST An I>SkEEPEk.
MEMS Wsld ssanst William p. Earle.
To recover Of proprietor Of Esrle's Hotel shout
$3.50 the value Of ~srch and other property.
con- A.. ed in carpet given by Of plaintiff (whs
.rp,d bs csm 70 plaiDuh the clerk In the ONCE bat
was s't,Iw.rd wropg'uy. by sous person taken s~ss
III Court held the duty OF the traveller. 90 de-
his carpet beg have stated that II contained value
after be,ts the cloth and that not having done
nnte per Only liable for tho value OF the clothing YER
oict for plaintiff fl5
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W1RINE 10 UR M II.
PORT OF sEW-YORE ..FESnTAsr y.
Cleared this Forenoon.

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ter sna rood. ArceI.en 90 r Rt-sley
se,ooser'-J JOIN ssox. Tory, DarsH' A'"-''''
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IMMIGRATION OF THE PAST YEAR.

According to the Annual Report of the State De
patmeut, transmitted on Wednesday to the House OF
Representatives, the following is the number Of the
passengers who arrived in the United States by sea,
from foreign countries in the year 1854:
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Arrived.

s..,,,.bio ROANOKE. Skinner, MOTTO '-
= 80. 10 I % lun1 Ple.<sos. = 1.fsbs co4L
retf aettr,sse, " CHRISTIE w.. co.
-cht ~" 1sein,o stIes. Phil-4s' -''