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The RECENT CONGREGATIONS IL THE SoUrH-The Cam
den Is. o. Journal of the goth ultmo says:
"0ur statements Tuesday last are substantially cor
rect In few particulars in error but upon
the whole the losses sustained by the citizens of our dis
trct are equal to largest calculations The destruc-
ton Of Captain j. L. Joness residence Liberty Hill in
voved the loss of all his furniture clothing &c estimated
at eight thousand dollars The origin OF
the fire was spark from the chimney falling upon the
roof The destruction OF fences has been immensely great
and surpasses all conception unless one were to see for
himself large number of small farmers have been
turned out of house and home with dependent families and
no means whatever TO supply the and press
ing wants of human nature So much distress has
been known before The adjoining districts have shared
fate Our humanity deeply touched for the unfort
nate sufferers Several have been compelled 10 abandon
the places where their homes 0 and seek new abodes
for the scorchhg blasts have swept every yetge Of their
homes and the desoate and smoaldeFng ruins are All pon
which they gaze large number Of cattle hogs and
Of the athercd tribe have been burned up and in some
the risk of human life has been great We recp
late statement OF Tuesday last with the remark that
each day brings to us the mournu confirmation that what
we have announced is alas too The names Of our
citizens who have suffered in the way OF fencing buildings
&C. are legion and have the means of ascerainno
correctly the amount Of loss sustained by each We viii
close this paragraph reeratng earnest appeal in he
half Of those deeply distressed who need sympathy and
relief
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We copy the following from the Abingdon (virginia)
Democrat The democracy of the Old Dominion appear to
be fully alive to the Importance of the pending contest in
that State:
Ex Governor Floyd doing service the cause Of
truth and right He made speech Hendersons store
the North Fork on Friday last and at night house
ing in the neghborhood On the latter occasion the people
would have him out and, although he much fatirued
by the labors of the day. he gave them talk
% On Saturday heard him deliver as good speech a.
listened to, at Squire Bazels The attendance wa.
pretty good although it is surmised BY many that instruc
tions had been received from the bo
aspire to rule the country counc that the brotherhood
not to attend The feeling manifested by those who
present indicates the best results voting time We
advise who to hear Governor Floyd during
this canvass"
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THE AUSTRALIAN TROUBLES

LONDON Daiy News IN an article reviewing the dis
''aered state OF affairs in Australia thus concludes
me government on which the people were taught to
or sage COUNSELLOR example and protection even againt
themaeveshas augmented all the evils az wild
= expenditure unequalled in the world It has become
the parent Of extrayagance contention and M
e'' us not at home and IN the Crimea only then tb,,
~ s"c@ : breaking down it Is breaking down in Aus
Auele were great disasters at San Francisco after
TIE rush 70 Caliiona-great fires great disorder .r 800
out there never such reckless extravarance
eoanic between the authorities and the people A.
!, uihg dsi~ lctoria.
Iohsuaslonal government has collapsed in Victoria
people there having INDUCED in exaggerated de
eat ~ = Wasting the public money, and regulating 90
y minute measures, rhioA hsy earri,d from Egr,,
aat' the terrible faults, committed by executive GOV
noent ana The legislative council In Victoria are only
Parliament - 0u'''e ahu OUT
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HOUSEHOLD AND kITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
~ Ga Friday the 1h nst4s shall eel, 10 ocack
- 'Ms FesseAss et L. The q
h&aeeAay and velvet consisting 81
eoatasrs, onesEgn carved haek
loo charss ~
'lae ane-toned mahogany pisnJ4orfa
AAts4Any atesNNg diuinx and hfoAk
Mahogany and sdtfraaas na glasses
Feather beds, mattresses ana hsastead4
Nshs and WOOD seat chairs. wash
Chtna, glass, crockcFy, Ia wood
Pass Sc ol-e eah mating
Cooktue, Rlrt sht, and stoves
WIN good rransite.
Teens undeF sd, eashi of and moaths,
Cor hotes safs@faeoriy endowed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT
March 2J-d Aacuoaser.
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MoRsoS BOOK coScERS IN CALHoRSIh.--The Mornons
have taken the lease Of lot Of land in Broadway Caifo-
MIA for the purpose of erecting building be used as
church, book depot and printing Office press belong
ing to the sect Is its way from the Sandwich islands
and very large invoice Of Mormon books and tracts are
expected AT an early day from England newspaper
win be started soon rs the arrangements completed
As the Normons people allow project 10 al
labor win accomplish IL il is reasonable suppose that
the whole institution viii be 10 fall blast before many
months Elder Pratt Is 70 be chief manager of the
Germ.
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'onn B'nns Of Philadelphia in the Recoleetion.' Of
~ Ut, uses the following language
opinion j., that this secret society bound and
49, oy Illegal oaths viii have runous influence
ne wing party The love Of Office and the hope on OBJ
Hne Twin induce many active among them 40 soin
NOV -no'hngs,' but those who wings from attach
- me principles Of the party win band themseve
"ho for the sheer love Of Office take oath. against
- psN'e and dignity of the Commonwealth"
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trALUAstR BUILDING LOT, NEAR rHF CITY HALL,
and ssaas speuonsWii hs offered
cubic sacn ednrsdy, tbs 18th day ~ March, u ooct
un ts,at Valuable
es bssse and moth, shs City Hall, beng
ps 81 o No IS, No. aA. having Of ~
och running "a feet ~ nehss coa.niAs aA3o
~ desirable conveseri and psbe locsiy,
hfscisss sudax which, The privileges Of b,ck wat
adohng " build 10
especially called 10 ". MI 5fer.stE
IeTms equal payments 9, ~
- months, with interest," deferred be secured
BY deed u uass on the property.
March Nd Aacuoneer,
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4 SPRING GOODS-Tha Subscribers Just received
"
well usenl articles adapted and approaching
seasons, such
Elegant stys silks In great variety
flouaced and other French hersgcs
fiouacsa and other French organdiss
FiouEced
Rich satin striped French beraxes
Plain French
Plain ttene mo ussciip a al
Rich PLAIN eooted SILKS all
Extra rich black tatfota SILKS
High iasired black gro g rhinss
Lupin's plains oiored shai.ies, nns
Printed linen eanbrics for dresses
Black
Plaid and stripped son null musllns
White aad colored French biiisnts
Nsasook, Swiss, null musins
Plaid, striped and PLAIN white jaeonet cambfcs
Linen and
Elegantly embroidered pocket handkerchcfs
krench embroidcs-s in variety
Embroidered skirts open dresses
Corded grass, and hair skirts, &c.
Together with OF other useful and desirable a
ee which enumerse but which will be %
fered upon the hest
HooE, BRO. a Co
Mar 25-3tawiwn lfne
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~ .. {. neeuIRE.. Aae,lom.er.

pRUsfsE's sALEny vrae 90 decd u Goorse
Eigahrod FVeata
sale pabtic auction,
ApFi oeqck The premises, LOT No.
10 Washington, With ths improvements consisting Of
story tfane tepcmsnu
Terms of az the purchase BE- pAd
eight
twelve onbs secured by bearing Interest," and 1et
served 20 resell oa default Of Of acte
Tn. right weeks notice The
OF the failure comply with tho
term sale within week thereafter,
WALTER .. cox, Trustee,
JAS, q. MCGUIRE, Aseuoaevr
Mar as Sawts
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HON. GEORGE W. JONES, OF TENNESSEE, AT
HOME

HOME
When public servant has served his constituents
long and faithfully, until his sinking constitution forces
him to seek retirement is the with Mr. Jones the
highest reward which he receive is in such estmo
NAL of aectonate graudeas is furnished by the following
resolution, recently adopted unanimously at meeting
held in the town of Mr.. Joness residence.
"Resored That have undimnished confidence in the
moral worth, enlightened patriotism and political integrity
of long and faithful representative Congress
Hon. g. W. jones' that appreciate the value his
vices approve his general through the long
his public service-and that he is about to retire
private life, welcome him to midst with the
feelings of friendship and respect hoping he may find pr
vate that and quiet repose much desired full
complete restoration to health and that his life may be pro-
longed for many years OF usefulness and happiness"
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MAY TfTIrx AT PUBLIC VIII be sold AZ The aae
g. Met:ss on fsvsdsy me ss,e ~
~ tides for lots tshx ~ VARIOUS afs
~ inc rity angtop N which wen improved and
s,d ~ s csntra ana parts a. the city, The titles
T" " ' - JAs. Q. MCGUIRE,
Mar 2a-d Aoe"on"er
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operative STRIKE IL Manchester.

Bosros March 23The operative strike at Manchester
still continues and aborbs nearly the entire force of the
min probability several thousand persons The agents
refuse give and the strikers marching through the
streets procession Thursday afternoon headed
BY large cavacadeseven fire companies in uniform, bands
Of music females carrying banners, &C. The strikers were
large numbers, and the streets vast of
people, Such excitement before there The
owners of the mills say that there profit in going
on with manufacturing, and that they have objection
stop for a while.
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NEW GOODS. STEER, Merchant tailor, washington
~ Place, Seventh street, opened his good
the choicest styles n Gsntensa preparing
the opening viii 10 goods before uf-
chasing sisswhst..
Oar complete everything nsce~fy 70 ta
sothi msy b. had without goips further.
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0ysirst Pre- byr-rs~e Church, Eaar-. ST.
B. Sunderland, Subject Of the 80 morrow
sahbai) monag TIE conjunction % The Divine sRa hnrsn
Of men'iNc W. - And
Urncy ard sfagcne-s II aim nasPsnsahs 70
IN The ChrtsitaR rsce.F-Pht- D. -, -
March 2A-a
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

According to the returns OF the late election in New
Hampshire published in the Patriot the vote for
stands thus:
Snaser tdemoerat) 26,s6l
he,eaf taoolition, w-nothing, whig, temper
Bell (whigl Az" aSJo
Fowler, (free-soiD 9eS
hetcaE the fusion candidate il chosen governor by
about eight hundred majority
Eleven State senators appear be chosen ten Of whom
me fusion candidates In the remaining district 1.-THE
sth) there sprobaby no choice
reckoning four towns TO hear FROM the house of repre-
'entaayea stands eightyfye democrats to two hundred
and twenty-five fusonists
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ALBAsy March 23Mr. Chambers the private secretary
Of the governor cowhided last night by T. A. Hamilton
Of Brooklyn person who assaulted Chambers
DAYS since To-day Mr. Hamilton held to bail
the assault Of last night.
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ny-Fffth Presbyterisn church, corner Of Firh s.d
TrresThe installation q the newiY elected ED
take place tsssbsihl n O'Clock m The
A. appropriate 70
The Lord supper Gin be administered - the e =
ping a "a O'Clock
March 2s-H
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THIS hydraulic Lawrence Cement
Company the unqualified APPRECIATION OF the mos, emit
United For sale the
~ w WOODWARD, Secretary,
ii3 Front street, New York.
Ma os-a0au
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John o. Sargent a Charles Albert,

fFVFHeyF "HH tvHtststVFs-NF-fHft,
IAN for
III business, and win attend any may Entrusted
before me executive Of
o. Unei States sitting %
w.sHixaTos, d. &. March "a le55.
Marc
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Yesterday morning residence OF Gen. Ekros
ROSA, widow of late Lieut. JoHs D. RAssoIrH
Uaiiad Navy.
Her friends family requested attend the
funeral on Monday a, D. M.
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1 TREASURY DxrARrsssT, March "a lstS
THE acknowledge the receipt % yo
envelope marked "ovsrpad" The amount pa" been
paid the treasury.
Mar
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nBDSASrE MEMoRANDA-psreasstos Locks ard
primers by Lieut. Dshgt-n, Untsd ia ehsfg %
experimental department One Volume ras s"Tss.nr ee
OIL rs. fkANCk TAYLOR
Mar
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EXPEDITION AGAINST CUnAYcHEs-The Austin TEX
as State Gazette is informed that the United States ex-
petition against the Southern Cumanches has started from
Fort Chadbourn II Is headed By Captain Patrick Cab
bOun and consists Of companies Of the second dragons
and three companies Of rangers The all well
equipped and In excellent condition meet the Indians
train accompanied the expedition numbering sixy-hree
government wagons laden with SUPPLIES When last seen
beyond Phantom Ill., the expedition making fine pro-
gress aud had as yet experienced difficulties.
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or va Latsr trom caIiLornia.

One Week Later from California.
| SANpy Hook, March 24The steamer George Law, from
Aspinwa has just passed here, going up TO New York
She left Aspinwal the morning Of the 10th, and brings
California dates Of the LIST nst being week later than
previous adviees.
She brings 234 passengers brought Panama by the
Golden Gate in eleven days four hours running time
outward passengers by the George Law landed Apn
wall the morning Of the 18th, and left Panama the
Golden Gate the day.
The following the principal consgnees the specie list
of the sc. L."
Messrs Drere Co., 500 ooo Metropolitan Bank, SO
900; A. Rich 4 Brothers, s25,o0Oi Wells Fargo, Co,
SIS 600 Adams Co., $40 5o0 with other smaller amounts
reaching in all S3l7 500.
[srcoSp pEspArcH.l
| New YoRK, March A.-The steamer reached the city
shortly before COL Fremont is amongst the passen-
gers.
The house of Wells Fargo Co. resumed payment
Francisco the 9th u and all demands had been prompt
| ly met.
Messrs. Adams Co. had filed a petition of insolvency.
The schedule the house show balance
right side of about 100000. Mr. Woods has given all
his private property estimated at $250,o00, which
make up the total of assets.
The failure Of Messrs Robinson Co. is considered bad
one.
Page Bacon, Co. in progress, but completed.
1t expected however that this house would be in
dition to in the course of few days.
Messrs. Read Co.. of Sacramento, had applied for the
A. s. Wright, of the Miners Saving Bank in expeca-
ton Of shortly resuming.
In the way general there is literally nothing of
terest.
Copous rains had falien much to the qualification of the
miners and agriculturists.
bill had introduced into the Legislature for prohb
tory liquor law submitting the matter to the vote of the
pie at the general election of 1855.
Business circles rather confident but the
financial srngency was nevertheless great that very lit
tie had been done in trade.
Cash sales of Gaego -four made at about S4 Choice
new butter As cents Hams Is cents. Lard Is, cents
Valparaiso and Caao dates Of the 26th bring moth
ing important The steamer Mississippi sailed for home
the uit and the gate ST. Lawrence left for the United
sh the Independence having arrived relieve
The soopowar Decatur had sailed for the coast of
Ecuador. The oopowar John Adams arrived on the 10Th
January from Rio
Markets were dull In Peru and there is in fact, nothing
Of Importance from that quarter either commercially po
cally
The Bogota Congress met on the 18th of February
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PIGEoss.--The Terre Iiaute American says
that the country whereabouts is literally swarming with
wild pigeons On the evening Of the 9th, about o'clock
flock mile in length, by about sixty feet deep pas
sell directly the city making noise audible at
great distance
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rENERAL AGENCY AT wAsHisSTOS-Tbs sub.
IN Richmond firgna having established
front of The Treas
uy the
Revolutionary and land bouniies
and nsionsu Bd Of Congress-
the sie David Darlington,
he has, perhaps made the
the first ssdos Once 10
Richmond. Bae6 tins IN eli
Capitol Of Virginia These, and hs
years
Dtrustsd 20 him he ins he VIII be
where hs eia'sass hsss1 be entirely
nj do a.
For 100
days, his
charges will be very modsrnte. FELIX R1hARpS'
kEfsRgscEs.
Hon. Henry A. Wire, Accomae Virginia.
Jsnes Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
James Heath, OF Pensions, Richmond,
NirS,as
stafford II. Parker, Richmond Nbginla.
Hon John 4. Psndetao, Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Wsshingtaa, u. u
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore
Lewis Timbefshs, New York.
March T-dscplys
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u ERGEL Historical Pocket Annual for 1883, ne
chronology 1851 OF important
State papers sc, Ac yoI London, 1888 IiesaIh een,s
The Illustrated Military Hand Book by An Old Soldier VOL
London, 1885, with many engravinss. 37t cents.
Helasj the Home, History Literature Ar OF the Greeks
from the German OF n. Jacobs. vol, London, 1855.
Manual Of Political Science by Humphreys vol, London,
italian Irrigation; tho agricultural canals Of Pied
and Lombardy by r. Baird Smith, Bengal vo
and
Poetry; selected FROM -Jacobn Review. vol.
The Planetary Worlds by j. Breen, Cambridge Observatory
The Foreign Office List for 1854.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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peyoaee La, in NeD Brunswick.

Temperance Lac in Nep Brunswick.
New Brunswick, March 23.-The assembly have passed
the liquor bill by vote of 81 to ls. It win probably pas
the Legislative council
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u,RENCiS Engltsh Past Present.
Life Seward, with selections lust pubished for
TAYLOR h MAURYB
arch2a bookstore, 9th
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March 5, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given holders
" States described Tho following notice OF ID January that
named this department, purchase upon
OF sand notice. residue
ohanedsay eiA9,5u5 90, u said stocks
eeSed here prior to the hrs day Of June next
TREASURY DsPARrxxsr,
January J, 1850
Notice hereby
the Uned states, this
the hereof and
portions
toned, 10 wit;
within
preference which
be- offered The ccrfca,s duty assigned the Uned
states by who thereof
be this the Whereof
u The value, amount specified IN each certhcae
= premium authorised the act OF
Iuy, 1876, Reasonable Of the
stock authorized 1884, redeemaho 5ist BE-
cenber 1862 10 the stock OF the loans authorized
sirt
authorized 1850 and
deenahe 2st OF 1874 Texan
Indemnify per cent.
D. LIST Of
1855, tho Treasury with the
o money each the of
in addition.
Treasurer
the Boston, New fofa
Philadelphia parties direct
entitled benefit OF this notice
which before the
JAMES GUTIiRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury. n
Mar 6--dtJuneIn lint and Sar.l G
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Western Navigation.

PrrrsBuRo March 23The river has feet of water
and is falling. The weather is cold and windy.
WHEELING, March 23The river here has depth of nine
feet inches, and is falling Freight is arriving freely
from the East
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NORTH CAROLINA WAKING uP.North Carolina is no lon
ger entitled 10 the soubrque Of Old Rip Van Wnkle
She has indeed walked up and entered upon course of
internal improvement which viii render her Of the
most prosperous States in the Union. The present session
Of the legislature has been marked by bold and liberal
course and the determination to be manifested by
the people large regenera'e the State Charters for
three important railroads to form connexions with west
ern roads, have been granted
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TAYLOR d MAURY'B
Aarch2 bookstore, 9th
Court OF Claims against the United states,
Washington City.
TUE himself Arsiducusy
of against Of the United States
(esabhcd by Congress, approved March, 1881
upon any Congress upon regulation
implied,
government Tho United states VI In officers
All claims The beDceforth be
the claim established appropriation by
the claimant will be- psd
The undersigned heretofore the practice
Court Of the United Suites and the other
NJ. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law,
AZ street, Washington.
p sReference be had az heads Of depart
and Of Washington, and members Of Con
gess. Mar lJ-mdAcp
EIGHTH INsTALMENT.--Jnsi arrived eighth insament
II celebrated housewife We all the mill makes
genuine that have stamped
fun.
reliable brands
from medium TO the ex,ra fine grades.
MOURNING GOODS.
always LARGE daily contnsously made.
H#s# LINEN GOODS.
In all probability The and ceapestst squire anen
goods In the District
other departments is unusually a at this time
price
articles prices dealing be relied in ali
Delay in -ettng any bills pre.en. expected
PERRY Il BROTHER,
Central Stores, I" west building"
March 23-Iodff Opposite Centre Market
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EXPLOSION or A FuRsAcE--The large tower furnace in
Mr. Ashcras iron works in Cincinnati in which the iron
is melted to liquid state from exploded on
Tuesday when in full operation. The hot iron scat
tered in every direction and the windows shattered by the
explosion Although there some thirty workmen in
the building fortunately not was injured.
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Patent Medicines will published at 500 per column
daily, or ais tri-weekiy-wh g. for each renewal. -
Steamboats, running to New Orleans VIII be charged sV
the season: and when running 20 St. Louis, Cincinnati
&c. 815 for the season Of not more than six months
HHrhe privilege Yearly Advertisers is strictly limited 70
their Immediate and regular business ana inc
OF an Advertising Firm Is considered including that
Of II or individual members.
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monthly charged 81 per square for the nrs ana OV Gus
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other advetsemeuts TO paid for invariably in advance
Announcing candidates County and State otces and
for municipal offices S. to be paid advance In every IN
stance.
An advertisements strangers transient persons to be
paid in advance. q.
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The undersigned publishers Of daily and tri weekly papers
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