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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
FOURTEEN WITNESSES:

AR UAsKIN has sworn to ne and the faess
NO winrssed and certified to ny DR. I. .WlLLlAMsEMr
4 r. BROWN, proprietor of the Vet ROWE HotS-hesars
sIsSEiL LEONARD, Wholesale and retail drusstsS-
"a FIFVFN other rsfpecfahiS
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THE FAK.rAMED MEDICINE.
WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY REsTrEATiON
To liEALTil or GENTLEMAN, AGED 40,
WHEN Az nEA1n'S NOON.

To lii AlIil tlI \ 6l. " ] III hA ~ hh1 y ~,
WHEN At DEATHS DOOR.
Copy Of Letter from the Rev. Charles sihilh dated
Norton, ~. Philips near Bath. Somers.'shtre
l1th August, 1885,
To PnorEssuR IluIiowAy
STA Mr. LosErn rrxToN, formerly resident
"f This place, had been IN declining state at he"h
fni upwards oithrce years, gradually wasting AWAY
Il" shudow by nightly perspirati"ns and Want "i"p
prutc, which caused great uneusness I" his hi,tcs,
H. tr had consulted yaTiUu medical hleh ~ hali
~iihnnr effect. Ee ~ last used your rms, ANA uhcr
Providence, WAS restored to health by thri nltnls
tie lately einrratrd "a New loik, and has just wr.
say, that he WAS never ht,te' III health, ana
desired me ~ nrqnHmt yon with The ciF'LuisIalct
+, ought also lt mention, lhat my wife had derived
grtu benefit from the 49, Of ,Uur ls.
!rrmain sir; ,Y,, ,"nIs' IesrruiullN,;,
plRHAhENT rIRFOF A DlsEAsiD Llv
EV, OF NhNY YEARS DURATION.
COM ola Letter from Nj Cams, Chemist, ftoNl,
Ia Professor Holloway
Dear sir--in This district your Pills Command
more extensive sale than any other proprietary ntd
icnr brfore the pHblic As proof ol ihtir eilth'N
in Liver and Biod. Con'rlHlnis in'ay mFiilGn M
following case; lady al Ibis town with whom
am personally acquainted, iur years whS severe
sudrfcr from disease oi The Liver ANA digestive ,T
glus; her medical atttnd,ni assured her thai he
could do nothing to relieve her suherngs, nid IT VA
not LIKELY she could survive many months hrs 80
nunHc,nent naturally eaIsrd great alarm among he
frends aud teintIons. and ihcy induced her /" hhA
tr,Hl of your pills, which 81 improved htr prltlH
health. that she WA" n'in'td 10 cohllhrt thrm ull
she received n perfect Cme. This II twelve mthlhl
aen, a,tI she has n", eNprrirrrcd sn! sNnpiths
rrausc and often declares that your Pills have h'h
,I- means Of saving her life.
| remain, Dear Sir, yours truly,
Jnly gard 1853. (Silnrd) }. .GhNls.
ra.st esrt,aud PiHs uondsrfuhy tIVcacNu'
in the fOHoUing complaints.
Ague Female irreg- scIonin, or
Anihra ulaTities kings Evil
Dl,"ns tom. Fevers Of Sore Th,on's
pla!nts nll kinds stone 4 grave
Hlotches on Fits secondary
the skin Cout symptoms
Bowel Com Iiead.aohe Tic Doloureu,
I.l 1nn,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

- 20 iWi.> - Ca-hmore Long All STnr
y Sh1rls, Mdntlcs aud Scarfs. Ray state
Prtcfd,lr and Scotch Long and STnre shawl;
10 Cos N,s.es'ind Childrens' Mourning Long and
square shawl. Also Geu,lemens Travelling
Sh,sla, Just recrived aud for sale cheap, by
oil WM. &. COZZENS X Co.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LuCORRHGA, as.

"BYRoH, GEsEsEE Co, ". Y, OF 10, 1877.
"NIessrs NJ. r. WALLACE L co. Some time lastw WIN
er nv wife hecnm dcbi.iaicd from the effects OF Ls
s,y,hgn and Nprsino Mouth that could not lin hes
thd or perform any household lnbor Her medical ueat
ent varied according the advice and prescriptions
of tho most eminent Lly clans, until skull whs exhaust
,d in useless efforts She became very skeleton heS
NJ the time she commenced tukpg B,dnfS hedieirs s~
weighed no nors than eghtyfve pounds but y the tus
me had taken fopy battles she becans perfectly well Tho
n, ia ncriec that she 10 enabled tn do all neccs
ssry househoid work, aud gained thirty pouats Of flesh
bur weeks. Yours truly, C.. Is. GALENTlNE.'
The reader will observe that Mr.. G.tESrIsE 'ay %.
II. =
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

DR. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF SfauUors, Conn, one ~
he oldest and most respectable physicians, was aei-a
9th LAYER oupLpint mary years, and perfectly
~ 1sins BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
iame lundred of other cases. also cured.
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,eeause both. Of II has medotl euranve mNuos
n and IN consequence, more dt'edse IN nueh "s
sue than one bottle Of any other medicine; -, -
NJ then one bottle of BIlANTS ftRlfiEk VII euts
rOIJR TIMES more daeusc ihan one bottle OF Sarsopn
a" BRANTS PURIFfly wou.i be "a ess,p AZ y,m ~.
LoLays nn,t!p as "a sgJavl u uc taldr. Hui BRASTs
pTRIFiTR is sold for -uy DSE DoiLAH bottle sns
A. bottl. of il hnc cured. fa cJYnS. al curing FoCS
TJuL,S rs ntc u. ~ ea Of Sossnrava1 there
rc Sarsaroria in consequence "A isss power ssh ~
,edira efficacy. .nuud b- tod no more than tyenfy
lee cent? per bottle To bo cheae as aIo PURIFIER
dollar
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ia Nj Els G.. A Y + r,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for ST..
SOLD by
ulZARD < CkSN Eli, and x J. TAYLOR
NhW PORT.
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W. SIrSs ,..;,, ~
SCR()F lJLA

~ fboy,snd, Of epes NJ Asras,, fanc",s yghIs 80
zaSy impnrs sscn-s o| ths Hod-dndu i's hkl sAALk
al WT iry rsirl va v~d Of N,dic'ds 81 s9o es"
- dissr,s. be any p,oqJ Of the f~t's.P Srf"I islr,-
3, sI,Icjn. trhih hos nbdned and ~"enr~d s"f" @s'
IL ia<y.ce
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L'RENCIi Porte Mounaics II fine gusliiy-
Il N,rocco. Teto;se Shell, lvuty aud Pearl.
Also Cigar Gases, Money and Tobacco Pouches,
80 received nv u. ". TisDALE & SON.
1 Ju8sf and Buggy Tor saIe apply to ~. ~.
la YOUNG. Parade corner. s22
fyHRt srtAN Aln,n,cs for 1883 Old Far
~ m.r's Alman,c, iJr 1855. CITY Side. New
Music tpr IN. Piano, aud Music Books of all
descriptions ~ h. h,d ~ re,so"sde pr'ces ~
oil A. J. wARD's.g9 Thsmss-a.
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". earnestly invite all persons who are suffering with
an, of the ills that flesh H. heir TO-, call DIR. John
Bus agent ard yet copy Of Bulls Family Journal
eRArfs; aud for the sake Of humanity hope that .
single individual will be found unwilling give Bulls
Sursaparila after reading anu recollecng n the
that II is impossible for the Doctor to publish
the tenth part the number Of certificates Of ASTOUNDING
cures reformed by his sarsapsriIIa The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered on Dr. Bulls sarsap pas
nom well known and stingushed individuals both in
p, Bile and private life has been perfectly overwhelming
~" PRINCIPAL. OFFICES; No. - Gilsey
Building. CortIand-sfreet, New York and
No. I Fifib-strcet, Louisville, Ky.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,reh n Ne5ioinc IN csery reTeot and hsIr hlnnnnm
,roof In 0rot cures effected, that ONk BOlll.f 9 con-
sns more purifying, hcslny yirlgc sYd msd'ea S"vw S
bnn there Il contained in FOl BOTTLES 0' any .Nm,
p1yiIl or any other medicine that has rsf hern on'o
D. sale There is undouLied proof In our psmphep' Nv
Nv ,le nse Of this great Indian n,Uc' h~y s W.T..
INC vet LIVF--tncy that were LAME nnd ohlr L!.s Ls
ann now WALK-they that We're SICK, SCkofI III n
nj oberyy.s disc asrd have been HEALED and Clh hku
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

TIE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY fnr all PUL NON-
AIRY FISEASES.-Estcn
sively Used, Tested nnui APP
proved in New England, Can
ada, and the H. ii'sh provir-
ces during = period of
TWENTY .SENEN IrARs,
10y Emia'nt Physicians, tier-
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GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM /!

md all impure ei,onp ds,easts Of the sLooD are dwNgp
spr,d Nv GRANTS EXTRACT
AGENTS--C. q. &. Hazard, New port
A. Driscoll, Warien--J. =. Douglass. Bristol
X. q. Brown, East Greenv ich-O Baker, Nat
i:k-Briggs and Spencer, Washington village
+. =. Tay or, Kingston EIaLd', lrsp
Works--N. :. Palmer & Co., .,We,lerl, ,-Young
Wick ford. NJ. Anthony Fall Riye,-J. L.
Anthony, WcelpoIi-s aud by Msuhnn,s an.
Druggist generally.
All orders must I've addressed TO Wallace d o..
30l Broadway, n. Y.
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One Dollars Worth |!

How much CANCER--hoyv much SfPHiLsEs0w
much StROFULA-will a one doRay's sorh of BRfNT'i
PLRIFIER cure Read the following state nen- wheS
.t,,en, ~ ifa
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TEMPERANCE
OYSTER SALOON.

NrEW Ymk, Providence and hlock i''an'
IN OrsrERs. Families supplsd a. short . ~
,,ce from the -, ser Depot, 10 NH street, NJ.
q. near rhamns ,trcet.
strict s,,cnti,p paid 20 ord1rs for Oysters,
t;.o.. Public wsii,oe. &c. y
% JOHNSON 4 NELSON.
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T1undreds-Thousands-
Brant's is tho Cheapest;

who have used BR1NT'S PURIFIER, uf>er having use
Md tesad ALL the Sdrdpdrads and other inedc,nes ~
,oanonded 10 cure blood diseasea, have decided hs|
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every other person In the buildings whenever he plea
. The architect with all his experience, bis great ge-
8 HIGH character and professional reputation is but
3nubsman 10 draw the plans for Capt Meigs with all
lngth OF title and employmenh 10 attach his name.
shri comedies that Capt Megs is responsible for the
u above the floor Of the basement bur says the
aAafons and cellars not his work The solid and
.s;ye foundations OF the outer walls built under
oe direction Of the architect and better walls have
rer been built in America But ~ forgcts that the al
(ton Of the plan when Capt NJ superseded the areh-
made necessary foundations and the cellar arches
!, cut through and walls erected from the ground 10
stain the new structure These walls rest upon concrete
ase Of the broken bricks and rubbish taken from the
lcbes-the very material TO which wise committee Of
lnsors objected unfit for the spandrels Capt Meigs
hone does not deny his responsbility.for these
nndatons They already give evidence of yielding 10
immense pressure upon Them as certain assures in the
r walls win show and il would be too unjust to sad
Inc blame Of this bunder upon the architect Capt
sgs certainly VIII not do So
The altered plan of the Capitol may be kened to nest
nil boxes The outer walls enclose complete house
Sihn them The inner house has been up from the
undatons with great precipitancy An immense pile Of
thks towers above the exterior walls more than forty
tin some places The merest tyro knows that this is
wrong The very first rule be learns in practical arch
ble This is necessary for the uniform settlement OF
foundations Otherwise the unequal settlement will
use separation Of the walls and this result will be
en- at the Capitol The architect is in respect respon-
for it, he is understood to have dsapprovcd of the
ksty running up Of the interior masonry.
IN mistakes my purpose egregiously If he supposes
re any desire 10 disturb the harmony which Is said to
Isl between the architect and engineer These gentle
u no matter how much they may both be entitled TO
nsderation and respect cut but small figure in view OF
great questions involved in this subject In after years
hen the Inconvenience of failure in the construction OF
ediice annoys those who it. the sufferers will not
|pp to inquire whether the military officer in charge en-
ced the obedience Of his subordnates and lived in bar
ony with them when the people shall have become
ess under the usurpaons of power and disregard Of
v by those in authority will they deem it worth while to
upon what loving terms Capt Meigs, the engineer and
omas U. Walter the architect, "liyed and moved and
"a their being" JUSTICE.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

MONDAY, FEBRUARy 0, 1855.
Churchill J. Cambreling and J. Montgomery Guteau,
esos of New York. and Hon. Stephen Hampstead Of Iowa.
were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court
No so. James Rhodes, appellant "a. William T. Farmer
ct al The argument Of this cause was concluded by Mr.
Phillips for the appellant
No 6l Ship Panther James A. Potter claimant and ap
pelan ps the United States On motion OF Mr. Attorney
General Cushing this cause was dismissed with costs the
appellant having been called and failing to appear s,
No. 62 Daniel South al plaintiffs in error, rs the
State of MARYLAND Of Jonathan w Poe This cause
was argued by Mr. Nelson for the plaintiffs in error and
by Messs Dobbn and Reverdy Johnson for the defend
ant in error.
No So Luke Tiernans administrator appellant es Ben
iamin Eve e. a. The argument Of this cause was COM
menced by Mr. Preston for the appellant and continued by
Mr. Blair for the appellees.
Adjourned till tomorrow, ii o'clock.
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BOOK NOTICE.

[boas american Aflds and Aas of the World illustrating
physical and political geography constructed from official
surveys and authentic materials Published by j. H. Col
ton Co., New York
have received several pumbers Of this valuable work
3D. by way Of expressing appreciation OF its merits
by and endorse the following report made upon it BY
mmtee Of scientific gentlemen appointed by the American
biographical and Statistical Society The report is as
blows;
The size Of the Atlas is that known imperial folio and
s l07 Sheets which exhibited $50 maps and plans.
work has been costly in its preparation having
bred an outlay Of not less than MY thousand dollars.
As the style Of its execution It has been printed
FIRM Is. s
and distinct Indeed, it is admitted that workmen
eel ours in lettering.
Of descriptive matter that appear to have been
ed with and present large amount of valuable
tistical Information condensed into small compass IT
presents six eight maps of the world showing the
ointment features of its physical geography
to accuracy great care appears to have been taken
obtaining the latest and most Information the
stern hemisphere II may want portion Of the minute
tail of some of the elaborate European maps, but
hng important to the general reader to have been
tted; and certainly is worthy of strong commentator
its delineaon of the eastern hemisphere. We have
American atlas that can rival it in this department
AS to the western hemisphere and particularly North
nerca it is decidedly Tin vicw) superior to anything
produced In the department Of the United States it Is
eedngy minute and accurate No pains have been spared
make it so All former maps, personal explorations, a
extensive correspondence thorough examination of
original documents naaps and reports in the offices Of the
neral government books Of travels &c. have been
to to make the work what 1t should be.
result has been the best atlas Of the United States
published and one which may be safely resorted to by
geogaphers Of the other hemisphere There will be found
ny boundaries and towns in all the States Of the confe
ICY post towns, railroads, completed, projected and in
ges up this time and plans Of most Of the larger
d towns.
this part Of the work the committee would particularly
with PRIDE aordng evidence of the progress
liking In geographical science and of the artistic skill
eh our country in engraving and printing
cannot, in conclusion do less than say that, the
oe this Is by much the best atlas country has yet
duced and does credit to the ZEAL public spirit and intel
ence of fellowmember, by whom it has at much
been prepared. We trust his counrymen will appre
se his work that be will be remunerated for his abors
Respectfully submitted.
FRANCIS L. HAWKS,
JOSHUA LEAVITT,
HENRY f. PIERREPONT
HIRAM BARNEY.
NEW YoRK, June 8, 1854.
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OFFICIAL


TREASURY nErARrAxsr.
January 3 1855.
Notice hereby given following
Of the United hnt pu
hereof and the il March
portions Of stocks amounting Ia the 10
800 and the hereinafter
toned,
any within The sisted,
WILDE given order Of which
may certificates, duly assigned United
parties who receive the thereof
this department; i've receipt whcres
price paid compounded Of particulars
par value, specified IN certificate.
premium Of BY
July 1885, rcdremsbis November 49, 1886 o. u
authorized the 1874 sedesnne 3st
1884, Of 10 the the
ls%s and
1897 The 3oh June, per
by the
Of 1864 Commonly
adsmnity,) 8 per
par ofJapasy,
1885, date u receipts
allowance tfss the reach the 81
n addition.
Payment Dr said socku will be made drafts Of The Treasurer Of
the United 6tatss the Boston, New Yok,
Philadelphia, the parties direct.
certificate viii hsnst Of tbis notice
actually Treaa ~ before me
said lsi day Of March
JANIS GUTHRIE
Secretary the Treasury.
lana Mari
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Marshal,s sale.

facia issued from the clerks office Of
District Of Columbia for the county OF Washington and
directed sha TO public sale for cash Wednesday
the front of the
county, IL O'Clock the following properly viz All Roger
weighmans right ue Interest," and estate, w forty
undivided equal value Ave hundred dollars ~ac
n tbs following ana % wy part OF LOT
fronting Pennsylvania running back
LOT No a. in said square, and nex adjoining said lot - oc'ns
twenty back right
buildings and thereon, No 49i
the city Warhngton OF Columbia seized
upon properly Of Roger g Wcxhsman and sold satisfy
No March 1885, In favor Of Mary Barney
Maxwell Woodruff her friend
J. ID. HOOVER,
Feb 6--df2ethFeb Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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no BUILDERs-Preposas vii 10 reesved by Robart Willis,
exo achltvct tnp,to, i THURSDAY he gu Of February
ssan, O'Clock, o. osss%a bulldog ."
north. be,we and 5sl streets westt
he 10 cetdesp 20 b. three
besidrs attic OF sure and 70 have
mali ,dr busrs whole, together spsein
cations. VIII he Mr. M Mstsrss every drscrp
r Il, ~ Of The
proved tbs ~hoe 20 b. couPesd and
ready FOR delivery % ossbs
progresse required
win approved security compliance
THE OF hid
approved wh~,hes IL proposals b.
hey win be opened until amer tbs hear sbose nsncd
fst 9-dsuf
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NICE PLACE TO LIVE ma writer in the last number
of Harper's Magazine says
During the last century, the average of murders IN
Rome with population Of hundred and fifty thousand
souls five six day. and occasion fourteen
While occupied by the French there in single day
hundred and twenty assassinaiioDs And late
1923 they averaged daily. chapel Of the Madonna,
in the church of the Augustus is hang about with knives
drks and other murderous instruments suspended there
by their at the order of their conessors
dton Of dissolution and evidence pardon Of their crimes
The streets of Rome not safe at the later hours Of
night now for any one who has anght about him to
tempt the cupdity OF its highwaymen Roman friends Of
mine are accustomed place their watches in their boots
when out late at night Every housekeeper viii tell you
the risks they in keeping the srictest watch
their premises and any ones experience in visiting Italian
families will convince him chat they have confidence
N their portculls doors and massive grangs than in either
the honesty Of their eounymen the guardianship of the
police
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BY UTH 0 RI T Y.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

RESOLUTION relative the construction OF the laws Tor
the of additional compensation TO the clerks In
the Census Bureau.
Reogred bg the Senate and House Of Representatives Of TIE
United Of America Congress assembled That the
sixth section the entitled can act making sprropria
tons the civil and diplomatic OF government for
the ending the thteth Of June thousand eight
hundred and 6y five, and for other purposes approved
August fourth eighteen hundred and Gy-four be
tued extend to the clerks employed in the Census Office
the same additional granted by the act OF April
tw enty second. eighteen hundred and hftv-iour.
Approved February 3, 1855.
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Public, No. 81

A RESOLUTION respecting the Arctic expedition com
manded by Passed Assistant Surgeon r. X. Kane
Resoed ~ he Senate aud House Of Reresentat.ves 81 90
United Sotes Of America ~ Congress assembled That the
the Navy be- and he il hereby authorized 70
despatch suitable naval other steamer and necessary
tender the Arctic for the OF rescung or
ardnQ relief Passed Assistant Surgeon T. n Kane, OF
the United navy, and the officers and men under bis
Prorded That such steamer and tender shall be
offered BY volunteers from the navy and others
who may declare their Willingness TO be 30 engaged
Approved February g.
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DEArH % An OLD TExaS.--General James Smith, old
Texan died at his residence Henderson, Rusk county
about the LIST utmo General Smith commanded a com
pany in the revolution Of SO was lieutenant colonel Of
regiment At the battles Of the 18th and eh Of July 1885,
with the Cberokeesi was afterwards general Of militia and
had command Of the forces which arrested the parties TO
the Instruction internal dissension in the county Of
Shelby in 1894 and by that the affair was ter
minated lie represented his county in the State Iegisla
ture Ia 1896
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LOCAL ws.

MADAME Rosa DE VsiEss ooSoERr.-By referring our
advertising columns it viii be that this much
about concert takes place this evening We have already
published much in regard the extraordinary merits
this gifted lady as vocalist that feel convinced that she
will have no reason to complain Of lberay or
apprecatveness the part Of the Washington public She
viii be assisted on this occasion by Of the
musical talent in the country.
The RIVAL at the Odd Fellows Hail.
and Heller at the Iron Hail. still nightly attracting crowds
of the curious and wonderovng Whether they have or
have not ghosly from the spirit world is
question yet undetermined.
THE wvESise.--The bali Of the Washington
Hgander for the benefit of the poor Washington takes
place this evening" and the indications that this appeal
the philanthropy of our citizens will with liberal
response The following additional letters have been
by the secretary of the Highlanders:
WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1855.
SIN have received your enclosing tickets for the
with five dollars hope your praiseworthy effort may
meet with good and declare myself ready in all
cases to contribute to your humane object
r. sCHLIsDER,
Bremen Minister.
j. RUSSELL.
SENATE UNITED STATIC,
be given by the Washington Hghanders the benefit
the suffering therefore return the two tickets
closed TO me, and with them check for two dollars
1t Is hardly necessary to that approve the object Of
the ball most cordially.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. G. BROWN.
To w. FORSYTH, esq,
Secretary of Washington Highlanders.
The from the Austrian minister, Robt E. Doyle, j.
Russell Barr, Capt c. w. G. Huntington, Jno L. Writ Rd
II. Stewart, and b. b. French.
OPP FELLows' HALL-To-night there win be fun
Macaster benefit In addition to his wonderful
in magic which have produced such Juror Mr. Malone Ray
mond gives of his famous rish Hours" which
excited unbounded mh and enthusiastic applause
other cities We may look for another of those brilliant
dences which have been nightly late at Odd Fellows
Hall. Macaister and Raymond Mystery and mirh,
deed