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Aug 4--difiNovN
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Heal a H1ont9ou-
County Maryland.

AHuStSes SoAo - ANeaA Hssatc
cry County, Maryland.
virtue Of decree 3, Of tho eeSi. court r
wlo subscriber A viii sz.
SsSa aHeh hour Of
esu"y ss ,ss ~sss s1 Anderson late
The home arm at present occupied BY Charles Anderson
Rockville, Washington
ss rn
aI% con,s, 400 s fur proportion Of which IN
and its tributaries iair portion Of The farm urabe adapted
sae oha S
schools mills &C. The society of The noshborhood
Inc eouss, Of comfortable frame dwelling
property purchasers
day offered lot, abou, nsuh Of
Rockville containing ~ p.s.,y well msered with oak and
o. cleared land lying nbon. 500 yards
and sdonss ,ss Of John swsr nawson an% John
s.a ss arc ss s Ts IN This o which fur
fa building lots thereon will be sold parcels suit
Terms Of sale, prescribed foows
ca,ion thereof equal install
ans y s s % By be ss
with two saress TO be BY The
cour, or Montgomery county court Of equity and the
and sufficient deed be and acknowledged
ably to law will convey to s s or has Of prop
so ee clen and discharged OF all CLAIMS parties this
aud q any person Or persons claiming Oy iron" undf
wishing purchase will be above properyby
the trustee Or ~ THOMAS o sMTS
August !, 1855
Aug 3-d6cpraeth
EVEsN-LAsTNG sIiIHTING.--We have last succeeded
u in getting the factory manufacture for extraordinary
and thread shng superior exceence lax
yard.
We brands We take the mills
produce of the kinds below named:
Housewife the article for ladies' chill
dren's
Shaker longcIoth' so admirable
shifting, at l2H cents per yard.
shir,ings stouness yet
ceedngy soft and pabie exces in all the qualities that denote
great durability.
stamped guarantee
qualify.
judges goods cordially invited TO cali and examine
A full supply OF Kind constantly on hand.
Also all other kinds shifting that bear the stamp Of de-
cided excellence of fabric
large supply of pure linen goods Of ell grades.
Mourning goods in thick and thin facs full stock all
times.
pieces fine and medium white annels many bargains
in the lot.
cheap lot plain black aks great weight
gess.
s5yicees plaid plain white camb.ics.
Al pieces Swiss aud NainsooE ausins.
With lots OF all articles tending up
ougbly assorted stock.
Al summer goods s'marked- down prces.n
One proverbialIy low price only.
New goods received daily.
As open suppe important that
advance numerous cash and puncd
mt them VIII
paid closed their bills by presented
expected TO do before commencing another bill He solicit
aic attention to this point in advance
All in the habit Of purchasing
asked cordially invited coll
resulting price
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on in
PEHRf BROTHER,
"Cenra Stores" west building opposite Centre Market
Aug ll-IOdif
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A MONSTER RAIS--The Buffalo Express states that on
Friday last the engine yocano Charles Ferris engineer
drew train of sixty from Erie TO Buffalo, on the
Lake Shore road and up to time There were nine
cars OF sheep containing 1850 head, valued at $675o
three Of hogs containing $40 head valued at 81 1907 City
cars Of cattle containing 500 head valued AZ $4,000
The total value Of stock upon the train about sixty
thousand dollars Twenty-Five men were employed upon
the train,
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lnd though you pile your statutes CASA upon Pelion,
h, sort Of Justice viii Louisville mob extend the
or rshman and German il the "roomp of the latter Is
necessary to allow americans to rule American 1t Is
he supreme glory of the party Of General Houston that
il their eager haste enjoy all the blessings Of their most
srcnl creed where they cannot make law to carry
ant their cherished designs they break old In
many places the righs-ciyi religious and politicalof
he adopted citizens utterly destroyed il these
citizens had been pronounced unfit for equality-nay,
almost unfit to live in free eountry-by Lawmakers
and our Judiciary
The General is willing to extend the probation before
naturalization to twentyone years Washington regarded
fourteen TOO long PERIOD and counselled give years.
4, lust medium. Adams not content till the odous
limitation of fourteen restored Under Jefferson the
Washington standard renewed and with slight alter
atoms it has stood the for than half century
IN word until Senator Houston, with prophetic KEN has
sought discourage emigration when it is most needed
By enactng law which must either entirely prohibit il
Or FIJI our new States and Territories with alien and
hostile population.
Senator Houston is southern man, with strong pro-
cyiies in favor Of the isms and nacsms of the day
s sympathy for political temperance societies, native
Amercanism and anCathocity springs from his orig
na attachment to those northern factions which have
done much to ALLEVIATE the two sections of the union
and are active than they have ever BEEN
We not therefore, surprised to Gen. Houston con-
Guiding his perseyerng of and criticism
against the party which he has protested to belong by
formally adding the weight of his to prescription
which draws lis vitality from unconquerabe luminosity
TO the southern States and boastfuly holds up its vico-
es the friends of constitutional principles as SO
many titles TO the confidence Of the enemies OF the Ameri-
can Union
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THE NEBRASKA BILL.

The New York Journal of Commerce makes the follow
ing calculation;
Twentyx of the thirtyone States have elected mem
bers Of the Congress- The total number Of members
thus far elected exclusive of Trumbu of Illinois, and Nor
rs of Massachusetts, lwho have resigned 2O7 fthese
members OF the last Congress of which NUMBER AZ
voted for the Nebraska BILL and 81 against it re-
elected who voted for the bill than who voted against 5
In calculation that Taylor of Tennessee, who
voted agant the BILL is defeated The States Of Maryland
Georgia. Mississippi Louisiana and Texas are yet to elect
or to be heard from, and send rs members.
Since writing the above, have intelligence by ele-
graph that Ex-Governor Bell has been elected to Congress
from Texas. She sends two members"
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Home School for Young Ladies,
NoTgich, Connecticut.

CD. Webster, A. M, M. D., Principal.
nsrxRxscrs.
F s 5 u s. .s
necicut
J. H. Phillips, esq Patcn, oGice Washington.
Circulars viii, further references, sc be had Nor
Aug 7-lo,dscp'
NENEIiAL AGENCY AT NAsTIINGToN-Tne sub.
:ehber formerly Of Richmond Virginia having established
uy tenders y. sey claimants 9pon the
for land
has. perhaps only
mass q papers in the a aador office il
public Offices in the cpior Of Virginia Thcsc
die hope % just win
able 10 saow - even where The man, hmef be entirely
For March, giving
charges will be very moderate FELIX RICHARDS
xryrRrsors
Hon Henry A. Wise Aecomae, Virginia.
James n Heath late Commissioner Of Pensions Richmond,
ssGSsd Il. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon; samus, Chiffon, Washington, DC.
Lewis TimseIlake, ESQ.,, New York.
A YOUNG LADY competent to teach ali the Latin
and Creek suthors usually studied preparatory
eoele also French the higher mathematics The common English
tres: q .s9c. :;
PoMER so Bridgeport, Connecticut
NOTICE TO TEAcHERs.-wanled at Charlotte Hall, 8,
IN MaIys Maryland,
Of preparing pupils casics for college.
Salary $500 The other
Of Engis and mathematical sudies well infantry c
drill. Salary Si5o.
Applications, with certificates OF high
character can be made until the third "Wednesday September
whsn election will take place. As liable
Judge regard to the grade Of scholarship required Of
this school, personal application aud will be
stage coach runs from Washington city Charlotte Hall
Address NJ. n BROWNE, Principal
Care OF WM. II. BRisCoE, Vice Principal,
Aug e-3awt9,hSeptd&cp
lRchmond Enquirer please copyl
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CONGREGATION FABoBrTIoSIsTsA correspondent of a
religious paper says that at Theodore Parkers church.
mot few had secular newspapers, which they sat and
read till the services commenced There bows Of re-
cognion across tic hail. and everybody seemed quite at
ease The sexton set vase Of beautiful fresh flowers
the speakers DESK
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Decisions of the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
JUDGE CURTIS'5 EDITION.
Three volumes,
This day published by
LITTLE, BROWN, d CO.,
Law and foreign booksellers ll2 Washington street,
Report, OF Decisions OF the Supreme Court the
United States,
With Notes and a Digest.
by d. r. CURTIS,
One Of the Associate Justices Of the Court. :
Vols. AS, O. svo. 90 per volume
tFrom Prof. Parsons, of the Cambridge Law School
Judge Curtis rendering the profession service of great
within the of these
volumes Let me show by eKape taken only
this. In the Graves al he
Of fhe Of the firm
occupies six pages In the second of tanc
voum' duse
occupies But Judge Curtis
everything said Supreme Cour, who speak by Mar
shall O. H. and everything further which lawyer
puts his form that really much
OF the than in the
report The thing will think, be found . be literal
OF HIS
dnsaon only hut time and
labor. THEOPHil,U5 fAhsONs
CAxpRiDas, August 10, 1e55.
Aug tT-2uw4wif
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The American know nothng) party, though defeated in
part the State is not dismayed 1t has made wonderful
impression on the people of the State-Setaa Se,tine
Not greater impression than would have been made by
an organized band Of incendiaries.
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SALE TO-DAY.


ny GREEN ~ SCOTT. AWcrionesrs.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND
Ia other furniture al aucuonOa Friday l7h
shall SELL the southwest 7b Tho
Patriotic Bank, at 10 O'Clock large fexeeeaI
furniture, Wis
Mahogany sofas, sofa bedsieads lounges clas
Do rocking, pafor, revolving, and castor chairs
Do fine waTdrobes card dining, tables
DO marbleo centre, side, sofa, and other tables
Do marble top sdsboards dressing and other bureaus
Do marble top wash closets and nghis.ands
Do bookcases and secretaries and wfiting-desk
Do and walnut barracks, cibs and cradles
Do French aud walnut cottage bcdseads
2 finely painted cottage chamber sets
Cane, Office, fancy rush, rocking and other chairs
Gilt and mahogany and walnut frame looking glasses
Feather BEDS hair and shuck matresses
China, glass, and crockefy
3copying presses Mann's patent
With many other articles which deem unnecessary
mcrate.
Terms All sums Of and under so5 Sa5 credit Of
and mons Tor nocs bearing interest," satisfactorily endorsed
Inc above STOCK OF furniture Il and In perfect ofde and
viii be sold y the highest bidder
GREEN q SCOTT,
Aug 10 AuetUneeTs.
VH &c Escaped Nun, losurcs OF Convent
History of the Council of Trent.
Letters The People Health Happiness by r.
Beecher.
Hapers Picture Books" Learning 10 Taxi Ry
bolt.
Tarpers' Story Books Vol. ..
win Terrl, the Adventures OF Young Gentleman Dom
Cellar novel, by J. H. IngrahaIn. FRANCK TAYLOR
Ang IL
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on the 10th instant LAMBERT, infant Of L. r. and
Q. CLARK, aged sixteen months.
The friends OF the family invited funeral this
18th instant al O'Clock, from No, 4e street. without
further notice,
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DEMOCRATIC REJOICING.

/ despatch received from Memphis says; q The demo-
firing 100 guns from the Bluff in honor of john
sons victory Great rejoicing"
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MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT AND
Dl his Tunes, BY Journalist
AugH FRANCK TAYLOR
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A scnooLnrsTprss FiSEp.--Miss De Ford, schoolmis
ess at Newburyport Massachusetts, has been fined SIC
and costs about $40 in ALL for severely Furnishing pupil
She has however appealed Some 500 600 ladies' who
believed her innocent Of the charge attended the trial
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PoTAToEs.-Excellent potatoes are selling in New York
at Sc cents bushe They will be lower before they
higher. At Rochester 81! cents.
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Do not forget the Kunkels at Odd Fellows Hall this
ming. They offer an exceedingly attractive bill.
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BALTIMoaE, Aug l6.-A meeting will be held at the Mer
chants Exchange to-day at for the relief of the Norfo
and Portsmouth sufferers.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6.-A meeting is also to be hell
here at the same hour for the same purpose
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CATHARIsE HAYEs-Letters from the East Indies men
ton that Miss Catlarne Hayes has departed from Calcutta
for Australia whore her popularity i, described being
almost without limit and her gains beyond all precedent
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The arrivals at principal hotels continue to be
ally large for this season OF the They principal
from the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-03

Colonel James B. Murray, Of this city, one of the
veterans Of the Of 1872 has been elected Brgader
General Of the survivors OF that gallant band, as ap
pears by an Official notification BY the Commanderin.
Chief, in the Albany State Register
ARRIVALS.
At the 81 Nichoias-Hon s VALLEY, q, Washington;
Hon williams, Worcester; Col Seymour, Piermont;
Patchin Eco Buffalo; Vail, Esq, Troy; Curtis Ray
mond Boston; Harrison Buffalo; Cotton, India.
napOls; WIN Donald, Bai,mSre J ontwster. Troll;
Atwater, New Haven Taylor, south Carolina; II
Grant, Ithca z Abbey, o,seso; Al Rchsrdsen. Bos,
olcott st Louis Dulcp Philadelphia Capt Tyler Nor.
From California San Juan in the steamship Star Of
me West-Ion W " Gwin and servant Hon Garrison,
samuel Brsnnan and w Raston, W Garrison
Miss Emma Metcall Capt NILS, Wakemsn, Pur.
ser wsich u s N; Major Smith, A: Body, Capt
A d NoGuinness, Capt Chas rairsil J Minturn, DR.
Rabe " Grsss, Jas Lea, Oakley and lady, Capt
Iirhtali j Cooper Wells Fargo A Cos messenger;
Besde Adams Cos messenger Mrs FELTON, and children,
Mrs prcn and three children Mrs THOMPSON and child,
Ms Burt and child Yates Ferguson Holmes and lady,
smith Chase lady aud four children Ross Brown,
Thos watson and son, N Ulmcr, Moore Mr. WardelL
poIioct vi Tansey, y Mioties, Us Chrenden 3 Bow
Den, Phillip. TsnysIy y seossId Baker g an, and, lady
butcher A fitzgerald, A McAlmond, W Buell. We'll,
Harsh n Davis N Fisherty, Wentworth, Hullsey,
s,rsy w Kinzsisnd, Bendle, watson Adams
Ciasn aud 90 " ths stssrags
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City Politics.
THE WING GENERAL CoMMITTEE-No oRGANIzATr
EFFECTED.

THE WING GENERAL COMMITTEE-N0 ORGANIZATION
EFFECTED.
The first meeting Of the Wing General Committee for
the year 1855, was held last night ut the Broadway
House. Mr.. O. c. Cochran of the Third ward elect
ed temporary chairman, and Messrs. c. W. Shafer, o
the Sixth, and Chas. s. Tppan of the Fifth ward ap
pointed secretaries for the evening On calling the roll
ii appeared that three Of the wards contested viz
the First, the Seventh and the Twenty second.
From the First ward the rival tickets as follows
First ticke-Robert S. Collins, James McKenna Thos.
Nesbit, Alexander Mason and Henry Garlick. Second
ticket-Henry Smith, Jacob Roosevelt, B. +. Weymouth
Joseph Jamison and John J. Tyler
motion was made to recognise the ticket headed BY
Robert s. Collins This gave rise to most excited dis.
CUSTOM in which considerable violence of language
displayed The motion put and declared carried by
vote of Al to o. This vote, however afterwards
reconsdered and the whole matter referred back the
whg electors of the FIRST ward to choose delega-
tion. The committee who were appointed TO hold the
special election which will be held next week. consist Of
Messrs D. Blair, NJ. d. Green, H. N Sherwood, William
Allen and o. W. Brennan. There two tickets also
from the Seventh ward viz First ticket, Morgan Nor
Second ticket Tophar Mills, James W. Barker, Jacob s.
Anderson, G. A. Buckingham, Chas. s. Wescott
After an animated contest the ticket headed Morgan
Morgans accepted by decided majority. The re-
suit of this vote occasoned great excitement it
considered Seward triumph The ticket rejected,
will be by the above contained the Of James
w. Barker the Know Nothing candidate for Mayor at
The ticket headed David B. Kerr, and known as
the Dr. Ives ticket from the Twenty -second ward,
was admitted This completed the committee, and
for the ensuing year. rule adopted that majo-
rty OF the whole vote Of the committee necessary
to elect the chairman the number of votes without
the First ward was 1o5 Ftythree votes essential
to elect q candidate.
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Bruno from Orleans for Liverpool Dec 10 lat
Ship Spencer Brown @ days from LOandO for Norlcans
ship ii:bsn Bath, Curtis from cardonas for NYort
Marla from Pensacola for Boston, Dec 49, Cape Cod
Ship Wild Duck Hamilton from NYerk Aug 49, for San
% soss steamer anna :h asa a,Ssn z
Of and from SYcrf for Dsnsrara Dec
ssh5 Curtis o. and from Boston for Georgetown, SC,
steamship under SAIL steering South, Nov Is lat 10
Disasters.
pressed and reported arrived at TsmpicO put into
norSsr night with Of sneh BAR IN
BnIrsH SNIP TRIroS OF about 500 TONS laden with tim.
%
snier British
were flying at the main. Her register was board.
Bass y z With s. %
yidso Oct l5 wind bound in very i.aky condition.
soad
s
sony the vessel struck and caused her TO make
Waiter
10 Board Of UnderwritersI
sept 80 .srasi on reef Aug 81 ssous 800 miles sca.s 81
E,s not ' so S9v ns SS any s'
cutv alter and part Of shesihing from her bows
., 9ss S.ors G% nd Sss ns.
we're gale on Porto Rico.
Bnrs AoruRus, from Daren for New York with fore.
mast cut away repairing at Delaware Breakwater 3h
Bprrrsu Rpre oTus Hector drove ashore ST. Georges
Bay, (supposed west coast Of NewfoundlandD or
previous Dec g. and became total loss. Vofsel and
cargo sold; said to be insured In this city.
BR Bsre Hupsos, Hall from Liverpool Nov II for Bos
ton with cargo Of coal and SALT driven into Daruss
BE having had since 18th ult
she at anchor of Sandwich has taken
pilot, and will proceed TO Boston wind and
Their permit
Sem Tnrros Of Baltimore, Lennon, was lost At junk
wat conet o
sengsrs saved also most Of the in good condition
scHR HARRIET, Capt Parker, from Portland for New
York with plaster lost anchor back Of Nantucket Bar
during the blow Saturday last She boarded by
life boat from the Cn and taken 70 Nantucket The crew
were much exhausted.
scHR ATLANTIC, of and for Salem from New York, be-
fore reported towed into Provnetown has been given
TO the owners payment 1910 as salvage Her hun
slightly injured leaks but little and her spars, sails
and rigging lin good order OF her cargo, the -four
little wet but the and beans badly ds
mayed Her deck load, consisting Of 70 logs mahogany
marked Up H. 20 ties lard, marked ~ b. and bbls
pitch mark swept from her and lost except logs
mahogany and 10 ties lard, since picked up.
Sewn FORWARD, at San Francisco Dec from Punta
Arenas while at r A, Sept 49, was struck by lightning
which shivered the main top mast passing down
petey shiverng the msinmss the lghtnir escaped on
the chains. Two deck II the time ere knocked
dOvA sad slightly ipjussd,
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After the third ballot, by general consent, the
Of all the minor candidates dropped and Morgan and
Hall alone voted for. As there no likelihood that
the required number OF votes would be reached during
the evening" motion to adjourn made and carried
The committee will not meet again until next month
less q special meeting Is ordered
Throughout the evening considerable excitement pre-
vailed and II was after eleven O'Clock when the adjourn
ment took place.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.
Port OF New York, january 2, 1856.

+ CLEARED
Bark ReIt Mills MsNsr. savannah, DusSsm D,msn.
s sss;aP%sAp Empire City winals Havana Rssss:
ssEs fisssa Ee ssans' sstr'S
E Ss;ssRs s.
Rs1t hYRiE1isn Gf s::pss ss 9vshs
HHs Snss 4 :ssa & g 5ssss M
Brig Tybee, Ferguson, Charleston, Geo bulky
sehr zre s Luihin. Pensacola, Pess sssf'
sohr sattorly Griang Charleston, Mccready, Mott
schr Lamartne, Briggs, Wilmington, McCready, Mott
sssr Ghss n MILL Smith pons Potter
sSr Hsss.aph RsasR
siooPp Bowen, f HsssR P1ovasnoe
kno.ys sualsM
RIVER ship from STo
Hatteras exchanged signals with steamship Augusta hence
ia. Adsr hours: With
Savannah, rs miles NNE Of Cape Hatteras.
@
Is via Key West assh' with passengers and specie. TO
Steamship Black Warrior Bullooh New Orleans via
with mdse and passengers to Livingston, Crocheron
Ship Ashbu,ton Bradi,h, Liverpool Nov H. with mdsc
Ship Star the West woodward verpoo Sc days, with
IS days with mdse and 20 passengers to GrswOld. Nor
I Srso to Bath. Grn Mddesberoush and cowes
lon Il Br Tbss from Madras for for Z Lon
sa aeTn as with
Wiz E1 ad m' ssa S e ssmS s
10 lat 81 o. lon 81 spoke ship Kate syestland Of South
barn hyssrsas es:IaP costsT Fssr%o IS Ssy; with
Brig voane, sewail Malaga Is days passed Gibraltar
Dec : With fruit, Sc to shift Bros 4 Co.
brig Eastern State Gsmmage Calais 10 days. with lum.
sehr Adele, Carrow, Wilmington, NC, days
sshr Sarah (of New Bedfor0 Perry Baltimore for New
sehr Emma Latham tOf Barnstablo) Holbrook Virginia
sohr II Louise orcutt Jones' Franklin, Ne, 8 days
schr Cabot, Niekerson, Boston.
Schr Medora, Rhodes, Rockland.
schr Henry Payson Matthews Philadelphia for Boston,
Sohr Lassn, Bearse, Philsdelpha for Boston, 8 days
schr Ellen Bush, Erickson wilmington, Del.
sohr Fashion, Newman, Milton, Del.
schr S b Bailey, Carey, Smyrna, Del.
ssRr Geo cS Sa,s9L SoTSoli, Dover Del
ses M Hull IT, Del
sehr Louisa. croSseiii, Boston. '''p''''
BELOW.
Also ship With snton sPpos SHg 20 be tho
Robert carnley, Durey from Liverpool via Queenstown,
SAILED.
Steamship Empire City, New Orleans and Havana.
Wind during the day NE.
rhs ship Rose s.spdh for Salinas Bay and Bs
ten Island by It,
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ton will have to be met and the battle fought never
to cease until either liberty slavery shall triumph.
The Committee then
Mr. WENTWORTH (whig), OF Mass., reported bill for
preventing the introduction into the United States OF
foreign criminals paupers idiots, insane and blind per-
sons. Re-commiited to the Committee on Commerce.
Abdominal