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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
J. Il. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER.
FIRST STREET RETWEES VINE AND DIVISION.
80 - EVANSVILLE, INDR / &


Tr1T EVANSVILLE, IND,
NWAEUFACTURBRe efevsry description of Brass Work
% Gf sausi III 70 snytns manuAe
keep sonssantly oil globes, stop gauge bibb
sad cylinder eSsfs hotel bell a9t
assortment of all other articles usually kept in
also appointed sole agent in this city for the sale
Of Ja ThOmpons betting These belt
riabIy, when exhibited pre-
MUM. Samples OF the be the establish
Every description of Castings order
The highest market price paid for old copper
All order. addressed will with prompt and i'm
q sOFREt rs bags prime for salsIsx S 70 , sIcss,
a S2"zs - = go. GEO FosrER CO.
WA, AND GREY LisEaFri:5 Ed TSsfse 1sE :'Is
THANKsGIvING piNNER FOR ALL.-7s ia.
noy:s- :. = COOKS Fanil, ,oe.ry.
fRUiT-lo boxes 5sw Layer Ra.insi
noras lis o''r'n oooS Fsnly G,Os.r,
GUITARS AND yIOhINs.--A hne lot Of Gsitars and
- ViSiHs Just received per the Adams E,Ersss hy
no,as II rir.. street. opposite Posi- Poss,eihss
ATsAMi'EI LfsTER. s. Dickens nOssshoid v ord.
1& l01 Dsee@ Der. ! - rove
s..: DE- pE L..sEsj .,Iasis .jiv..J ;. 1.,,
Is de blue Do dci
do Narariie tlus DO do;
e 4 ssTEs5ssh {. g:
Reserved Iii. day isd Ss for sale BY -.
DVCH WHEAT FIOUR.-5 bags. 80 iNs each. eE sies
- H1's '''' rec PSF ossta T. pei diLSERT R CO..
des4 Sye. Water.
IL MCCLURE LIBR ARIES. .IIaE
interested in the for of WORKING MEMS
LBRAR1Es. under the ben hceht Bequest OF the
MCCLURE psctfGy
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT AND Low PRICES
Of the undersKned He will. for Library pu poses
LARGE DISCOUNT from Publishers prices Tor will
book be Being
ted in 0nenha this guaranty be available every
Library possible Of exchanges
readily be made The assortment of the
the publ cations every important house
country and Europe. a. W. DERBY,
decio-2w Bookseller. Cincinnati Ohio. |
Em GASES Boots aud Shoes tfea
M %WO Also large family Blankets
tared by ourselves which sale
case or by the pair reasonable
IN n YORK, ID cs) J II. MAGHEE & co. 4
HDERsIAN CLOTH. cases Persian CLOTH aIsorted
nova 1898 JAMES Low co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF |
INDIANAPOLIs. IND.

INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
ISDIANAPoLIS, IND.
Board Of Directors.
John d. Defrsss WR. r. Nofs;nger. n W. Talbstt.
Willis w. Wright. VIM. 81. MeOsrty. Delos Rect
q. w. IL. Ellis. J. w. Spencer. t W. q. Wharton
& L, X. sBRohwELL, Sec'y. ID. DEFREES. Pres't.
{ RISING sDN INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF
RISING SUN. IND.
Board of Directors.
s. Hathaway. b. b. Lorng, Jacob O. Wells.
Jno W Spencer. John Grace. j. Hathaway.
W. T. Pate. Vim. II. Powell. George Gillerps.
B. J. HATnAwAr. seey. 8. HATH AWAY. Prss't.
The stock Of both of these their
managed citizens Of this st their
raons confined exclusively the State of Indiana
Risks taken Buildings and MerchAndEe and also the
Of Flasoeats snd SteAmbeAt equitable
premium by IL. C. CIV WATHMET,
oct27 7-d3m Agent
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20

NN beg leave t. the public OF Evansville
w and Ladies particularly that the undersigned
Just received large stock Of Winter Goods consisting
Velvet Cloaks ohair lets;
Velvet SILK and Straw Ronnets Kid
thread Gloves: also Collars Undersseves Scbustts
descriptions which she wishes dfpnsc
prices. All wishing buy viii please give her a call.
F. r. BARKER First street.
Jse1l-dtf betw. Main Locust. next door to P o.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-12-20
wnoLEsaLE PMIsEs CURRENT.

Good HemIOck #F
Sole. e......... 25a27
G.. ID. Hm'lk sole
Oak Tanned do. 30 a ,33
Upper p doz....2. 00a26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-17
Abolitionism at Harvard College.

1t appears that abolitionism i 8 triumphant
at Old Harvard College, in Massachusetts.
JUICE Loring, it will be seen, has been immo.
lated by Old Harvard, for the objectionable
sin he was guilty of, in executing-in tho
famous Burns case-that provision of the Fed.
eral Constitution which enjoins the surrender
Of "fugitives from labor
The Supreme Court Of Massac husetts has
pronounced the Fugitive Slave Law Constttu.
tionai, yet the Judge who faithfully and fear.
lessly carries out its requirements, is deliber.
ately sacrificed on the altar of Sectionali.m
and Abolitionism.
The New York Express says: The follow.
ing despatch tells tho story. 1t comes from .
rabbid free soil source,--but We give it,-jubi.
lations and all,-just to see how frantic ally
joyous Free Soilism il, over this new stab TO
the Constitution and the Union"
Bosrog, Feb. Is AT meeting of the Board
of Overseers of Harvard College, in the Sen
ate Chamber, the namination, by the Corpo.
ration, of Edward Greeley Loring (of Burns
memory) as Law Lecturer, was rejecfed NTH,
om discussion BY vote of twenty nays to
ton yeas.
Inc following named gentlemen voted in
favor of Mr.. Loring: r. A Chapman, Rev
~; Gannett' Dr. Walker, President of the
College, Mr. Andrews, Treasurer, X. z. Win.
throp, John H. Clifford, s. D. Bradford, DR.
Blayden, Thos. Worcester, and Emory Wash.
burn.
Governor Gardner has voted against Mr..
Lortng.
Thus kidnapping has been rebuked in con.
sentative Harvard!
There is great rejoicing in the city, and 20
guns are to be fred on the Common tomorrow.
About three bushels Of petitions have been
presented to the Legislature in favor Of Judge
Loring's removal as ] Judge of Probate.
"Of with his head,
So much for Buckingham"
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BALTIMORE C0RREsPoypEscR

Inc Har6or-Freneh Spofiation BiIl-Ths
Building for the Baltimore Post Office
and U. >. Court-CoEvta W,U Case
dofeIS- Lent Payttes- Anrussngents--Bus
nsss-Money Affairs
BALTIMORE, February Is, 1855.
learn that the Toe has disappeared from
our harbor, and much Of it from the bay, 90
that navigation will soon be resumed and
business commenced. Quite number of ships,
bay crafts, &c which were detained below
are coming up. A regular Aeet of oyster
boats is announced and We shall again have
the wonted supply of these bivslves, which
was out of by recent freezing. 1t is many
winters since We were comparatively hemmsd
in by frgidity. The Norfolk steamers have
again resumed their regula. trips also those
to Richmond and Frederieksburg.
Ielegrsphic advices from the West repre-
sent the weather as greatly moderated there,
and the Ohio river rising rapidly, with indi-
cations OF destructive freshet. Travel is
commencing, and nstios to-day quite mum.
oer OF strangers in town. NJ fchants are
Soming IN from various quarters In sntieip,-
oon OF tho spring trade, which will soon open
briskly. -.
The premature announcement that Presi.
dent Pierce had vetoed the French Spoliation
bill caused quite an excitement here amongst
those directly interested Subsequ snt dis
covsry, however, that the deed had not been
done, again gave them hope that 1t will not b
done.
The bill which allows, or provides for the
erection Of suitable building In Baltimore
BY the Government, for . post-ofiios and United
States courtroom, has met with decided ap-
proval, and many thanks are due to our rep
resentatives for toe energetic part they took
In carrying it throagh. The Merchants Ex
change, in which the custom house and post
once are now kept, seems to me admirably
suited to the required purpose. A large por-
ton Of It 10 already owned by the Government
and nothing is required but to purchase the
whole, provided those DOW owning it will sell.
ECONOMY, convenience, and every other con-
slider stion, decidedly favor this proposition
The pOst-otics ID already completely arranged,
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This paper continues to increase Ia popular
ity. Every mail adds new subscribers to its
ast- The paper for to-day Is . capital num-
Der. It is brimful of tales, poetry, foreign
news, news from all parts of the country, and
interesting Washington newe.
All ct distance, who want good family
paper, which, while II will keep them posted
sbeut everything WORTH knowing that occurs
in Washington, will contain smusins and in.
s'r0cuSe literature for tnsif children, should
lose no time in subscribing for the Weekly
Star. Price $l.a5 year, in advance.
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PR RAONAI.

80. Col Meredith P. Gentry is said to b.
the Know Nothing candidate for Governor of
Tennessee
80. William Hope, the rich banker of Am.
ssssrdsm. died recently at Paris, where be has
1.-The State of Maine Newspaper thiuks
mat Gov Gardner would want to sit down .ftssr
ns a"and'ng member of the temper spcs
sssoc'suon tor fourteen ysan -
49, Charles A. Marston, of Mt y.rnon
Mo has been sentenced to $500 In An. ana
three months In Jail at Augusta, 70, frsnS In
obtaining land warrants ''"1u ~
la writer In the Portland Adv.,,;..
statss that shortly before his death. N, W.
stsr wrote to Mr.. Fillmore, then Pres;dsn,
masfully taking upon himself all ne blam. Of
the Lobos Island affair, out Of which has grovr,
Mr. A q Bepson's guano claim against the
government. Il
go. A State Democratic Convention, held
at Iowa City Ath ultimo, passed resolutions
fully endorsing the administration of Presi-
cent Pierce, and approving the action of the
Democratic delegation to Congress from IN Al
State, and Of the Democrats members of the
state Legislature in reference to the choice of
D. s. Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-17

ETHIRD LECTURE FOR THE BENE-
~ Mt OF the Young Catholics Friend Society
OfGeOrgetown will be delivered by Hon. JosEpu X.
CHANDLER, IF Pennsylvania, at Forrest Hail, Geot'n
on THURSDAY EVENING, February aad, at ~
Subject: Washington 3 character as an exam
pe."
Tickets Is cents-to be had at the took and drug
stores, and at the door Of the hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-17

TRY GOODS IN THE FIRST WARD.-TBE
- subscribers having retted their store since the
fire, beg leave to call the attention Of their custom
ers and friends TO the fact that they had now re.
opened, and having on hand part Of their stuck
great many winter goods, they will sell them of as
bargains. T, w. JOHNSON n co
feb l7-3ts
SU1TA BIZ FOR Pr e e q TS.-AT
y LAMMOND'S "NOtion" Store, 9TH street; can
lie found large and beautiful collection of Fancy
Notions, together with general assortment of Toys
Tor the children. feb l7-3t
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Accounts with the House Of Rsprsssn tativss.

Accounts with the House Of Repressn tativss.
CLERK's OFucE, February Is, 1855
DERSONS having bills or other accounts against
Il the House OF Representatives, are respectfully
50 as to allow time for action by the Committee ON
Accounts before the adjournment.
j. w. FORNEY,
Clerk House Of Reps United States.
feb IL dt2Sth
NOOVELLE HELOISE, edition illuslToe par
IL Johanao,, Baron, etc., in psmphIet-nrice "a
cents
Les G2ntesslons de Rousseau, in pamphlet with
many illustrations, 50 cents
rnyaoogie du Gout, par Brillat Savarin, in psm-
phlet, with many IIusuations, price so cent?.
Imported from Paris by
Ieo u FRANK TAYLOR,
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cuba--The impression at this point among
those who are usually best informed where
such matters are concerned, Is that the cur.
rent almost unsxampled excitement in Cuba
about renewal of efforts in this country to
get up fllibustsring expedition against the
island u entirely unealled for; and that at no
previous time within the last three or four
ysan has les been doing in the United States
in that way than ut present 1t 10 believed
that Gen. Quitman has entirely washed his
hands Of such sffairs
The Hev Custom House at Belfast, Me-
We understand that the Secretary of the Trea-
sury mas concluded to take for site for the
oas'on House to be built ct Belfast, Me-, .
lot 0nsrsd BY Mr.. J. s. Hsrssy at $500, sit
uatsd between franklin and Main streets at
their Junction With Church street. 1t stands
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TAKE NOTICE

" IsiIOkS az d others attending the Metropoli
an Fair have just brosghf on from NJ York
large assortment Of splendid Diamonds, and a
s'eHt variety OF new styles OF rich JeweIry.
Also, some very superior Watches, which for true
ume cannot be surpassed.
have just finishe q magnificent Silver Tea Set,
tnat VIII compare favoraby with anything of the
KIND al the Fair or In America. IL Is now ready for
inspection, free Of charge to all, at my Store, AS
"a. avenue, between - and 9th streets.
feb IL "A. o. HOOD
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HRsNcH LANGUAGE AND pRAVITe

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a grsduate Of On,
"a University OF Paris, s DESTROYS 10 rye LES
SONS m his native tongue, and DRAWING 10
vicinity. He Is also willing give eomplete nstruc
uon IN the above branches N Compensation OF board
IN respectable family Of this city. The adveniser
ment, viz Ii ater cour-e OF a. lessons his n,,I,
mas moi acquired the facility Of speaking and under
standing well the French, he will continue 10 siy.
,nsaucuen Tree from charge. The highest testimo-
given. Address "F v" Al this once.
feb l4-lWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-17
INSTITUTE POLKA.

JUST published the above Polka, composed and
% dedicated to the Officers and Members of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, by Fr'k Kley /;
embsliished with the most beautiful and correct
view Of the Smithsonian Institute a. yet issued.
The trade furnished al the very lowest MOI them
rates. HlLBUS & hITZ,
Music Publishers, Star Buildings,
Corner Pa avenue, Eleventh and streets.
feb IL
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E1 tNING STA
wAoDIk Oily
SATURDAY AFTERroos.... Fsbruar, ~

0The large and convenient dwelling
on the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street h for rent. Posses.
sion given Immediately. For terms 40.
ply 1T the Star Office.
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IL CUTLERY, ALBATA FORKS AND

VNsaE CUTLERY, ALBATA FORKS AND
~ Just received large Assortment, Of superior IA
BILE CUTLERY Of every variety.
rnp so, every style OF The fnest quality ALBATA
reT SPOONS, TEA SETS, CAKE BLs-
snLis, CAsTOks, &C., which VIII be- found ths
oest substitute for real silver ever discovered.
M. w. CALF q BRO,
60. Sa4 Pa. ave, betw. OH and l0th SIS
Ieb l3-6g (Neusl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-17

A JONAS CaICKERING SECOND HAND pr
"A ANO FORTE for sale on rea IAN able ,s,,,. =
i,s Mus'e Depot Of HILBUs = HITZ, Star s%i,s
n.y. feb IL
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NOTICE.

REsPHC rEULLY call the attention of CUSTOM
j. ers and others 70 my large stock OF WINDOW
uety and price, which have just received and w 4,
sell a. greatly reduced prices. Among them .rs
gold and other parior shades Of the latest
and finest quality, 10 which particularly invite A..
tenticn. L. p. CLARK,
Upholstsrer and Paper hanse,
No AS Pa. av., bet. 18TH and lS,h me
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LAST OF LETTERS

Resaainins - IA. Post oTee, Washinsfor, d. e /,
February IL, is55
tOrdNt3to BE- efyeytisei In fhs" EvsxrHe STAR"
agreeable b tAe fotetns section Of tie Post OFos
LaD-r betme Ae seSspdPer harias tAs largest etTeu
iafion Of any daily Beper RubiisheStr Wasking tor:
Sro. 5. s1ad Bs q further enacted That the list OF
letters remaining uucaed for in any post o6ice In
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
in the newspaper which, being Issued weekly, or
oftener sAau hate the largest circulation within the
ranse ofthe delivery Of said ocs, to be decided BY
the postmaster al such ofhce.l
Pssons applying letters In the follov'ns 'ist I'll
plsase say they are ApvsnrmKp
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SOIREE DANSANTE.

A Il Ar USi'S LOON
M ONS COcHEU begs leave INFORM tie ladies
Nl aud grntrmeu 81 this city that In consequence
OF the inclemency ~ the weather his Sssiree that
was 10 be last Monday Will take place aext Monday
the 18Th instant
Mons. 4. takes this opportunity announce 10
the parents wishing % have their children TAUGHT
in the true ART OF Dancing and WALKING, that his
last session for the season d. iu-t commenced and
would be happy 20 receive a continuation Of their
kind patronage feb Is 81.
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CONGRRssIONAL.

now settled for the balance Of the contract.
Is tCONoBssslONAL.
In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, the following bills were ssvsrally con
idered and passed:
Bill for the relief of Francisco Lope Urrixa;
Bill directing the payment of arrears Of PEG.
sion due Simon Smith, deceased, late b pen
sionsr Of the United States, to his heirs-at
law;
Bill to continue half pay to Mrs. Lswright
Browning for q further term Of Ave years;
Bill to extend a patent heretofore granted
to John Haly, Of tho State of Georgia; -
Bill for tho relief Of Whitemarsh B. Sea.
brook, Joseph Whaley, and others, officers and
members Of the Edisto Island Company, Of
South Carolina;
Joint resolution explanatory of an act on.
titled An act for the relief of Abigail Stafford
Bill for the relief of Oyerton Love and John
Guest, of the Chickasaw nation;
Bill for tho relief Of Charles Stsarns.
The following were rejected Bills for the
relief Of Capt. P r. voorhees,, u. 3. N; Sophia
Kirley; Joseph Rock; to confirm tho claim Of
John Erwin to certain tract of land in the
Bastrop grant; for the relief Of Margaret A.
Copley, Of Louisiana; and of L E L. A. Law.
son, sole surviving heiress Of Gen. Eleaser w.
Ripley, deceased.
The bilrto establish the ofaoe of Surveyor
General of Utah was then passed.
After which they adjourned.
In the House, the debate on the Collins,
line notice question was continued in Com.
m!ttee OF the Whole on the state of the Union
Mr.. Edgerton In the chair,) between Messrs.
Breckinridge, Jones of Tenn, Yates, Disney,
Orr, Barry, and Smith of Va, for giving the
notice, and Messrs. Kerr, Wsshburn of Me-.
Chandler, Lyon, and Cutting against it-when
the amendment Of Mr.. Odds, striking out the
clause Of tho ocean mail steamer sppropria.
ton bill, directing the notice to be given was
agreed to-ayes 49, noes not counted
The committee then rose, and under the
operation Of the previous question the main
question was ordered on agreeing to the
amendment reported from the Committee OF
the Whole, when they adjourned.
Proceedings of To-Day.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Cass gave notice
that on Monday he proposed to make per.
sonal explanation in reference to his contro,
versy with Lord Clarendon.
After . few private bills wore disposed Of
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, introduced pre-
amble and resolutions declaring that tho Con.
stitution conferred no power on Congress "a
regulate tho natur alizs alton laws, bat reserved
that power to the States. The preamble and
resolutions were laid over for one day unde,
their rules.
In the House, after committing and order.
ing to be printed sundry reports Of bills, DC.
made by leave,
Nh. Jones, of Tenn, moved to reconsider tho
vote BY which tho House, yesterday. ordered
the main question to be put on agreeing to the
amendments to the ocean mail steamer bill
reported from the Committee Of the Whole on
The state Of tho Union not reconsidered.
The question was then put on ordering the
main question to be put and IL was 20 order.
ed-yess 100, nays SO
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a MEXICAN YEAR BOOK 11F E17-T-.
nuai Of scientific Discovery for lsss ns, an
U4 pages, u 70. FRANCK TIyI. Oh p"'e
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

All the city papers Of the morning contain
letter from the Rev. Charles Henry Stone
street, OF Georgetown College, the Provincial
OF the Society Of Jesus, wherein that lesrne ID
and pious man denies emphaticslly that the .
Is word or line of truth in the so called
''Jssuits' OATH" which is being extensively
republished In American newspapers n this
time. Mr.. S. quotes from authoritative
writings claws and rulss) of the Society Of Je.
sus, to show that an entire abstinence from in.
termeddlinS with politics, is one of the funda.
mental rules of his order
The Inteftigenesr replies to the structures
OF the Union upon its admission of the "Cer-
70 Gordo" article concerning the course Of the
Union, Senator Douglass, ct al, with refer.
enss to Gen. Shields reelection. The editor
Of the Inteliigeneer says -...
while accounting to our readers for the
admission of the article of Cerro Gordo, we m
oracei the occasion to express aur regret at
the loss ofGen. Shields from the Senate. As
the article was presented by q friend of Gen.
Ss, We supposed It's purpose was friendly to
that distinguished gentleman, and remarked
that courtesy to him no less than to the writer
claimed place for the production We new
or dreamed that In expressing that regret our
motive could be misunderstood The Union
may have key to the article which We do not
possess; but if there be any unfriend v bear
ing on the colleagues of Gen Shields, il was
not perceptible to US, and in apologizinp for
giving IL place, We never dreamed of en-
dorslng any such bearing Our habits and
FEELINGS are alike averse to any suoh of6cious
NEEDING, aud would have especially forbid.
den 1t In this case"
No sensible person can doub. the sincerity
OF these remarks Of the conductor of the IN.
tstItssnesr. Yet when it was known that
John Wentworth, of Chicago, was the liter
OF the offensive article, it will be apparent TO
all that Its purpose was sinister, and of coui 50
diseDgsnuous written, not because he loves
General Shields, but because he hates Senator
Douglas. Wentworth never did straight.
forward thing In his life, it being agin the
natur Of the boast
The Union urges the House to pass the
Senate bill for the establishment of a court
Tor the preliminary adjudication of claims.
and also the bill of the Senate increasing the
salaries Of the judges of the Supreme Court
OF the United States. The Union also argues
that as the legislatures of New York, Massa-
ohusetts. Pennsylvania, Illinois and other
Northern States are in the hands of these
elected by and as Know Nothings, their cleo.
tion Of ultra Abolitionists to the U. S. Senate.
and other officers. proves that the instincts of
the new party are anti slavery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-17

Immediately upon Eve point space made By
the junction there Of the three streets above
named and is in the heart of the city or town
The Collins Line Question Before We got
TO press to day, the hual question on giving
the notice to the Collins line was taken. The
least majority against giving the notice, was
seventeen. So the Collins line question IN
now settled for the balance Of the contract.
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POTATOES AND APPLES.

POTATOES AND APPLES.
TUsT received and for sale
81 1000 bushels White Mercer Potatoes
5000 do Eastern Mcrcers
100 do do Fink Eyes
$50 bids assorted Apples
200 boxes Messiua Oranges
loo do do Lemons
800 lbs Co hen Butter a very superior article
BY tn. EVANS Co,
Old Depot, 532 Pa. av, Washinson.
feb l6-d (Ofgan)