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OvFI W NOT
vEAU LAFt ECTEUR is fnr superior the Of Cusi
paria per smar remedies II radically
ulcers
life, and hereditary OF humors As depara
powerfully eicacons catabs the bladder in
aud other weakness OF the arising from abusce OF
soundngs. syphiiuc Rob
short time recent or ensuing
basam OF cepava cahes injections. which only repe
syphc denses whether or long stand
and which have resisted the OF mercury or The odne
O
agents United Gabriel Bondn 97
York whoiesas orders Gulot bucongr
orenns; Eeuiiiy, San Francisco
Rob afrcteur druggists throughout the Unit
pumphe Gervas the mcds-
properties Of the Rob Obtained by writing to g. Bion
81 William street, who will Information
wanted
for South America, tho West In
United duties, has the Fob IN bond.
March Idly
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rLENWOOD CEMETENY.-oace No 00a Pennsylvania
corner of Vth street, the SAVING This
laid plan Of the celebrated ~
New ork high one and suss
mile north Of CAPITOL North Capitol leading
TO The gateway This company have received charter from
nveveS
fee title the purchascs and prohibns s rc
Legislation o'lsrwss which Of
deaA placed
custom in u cies when the bsrIa ground
other md thpow
largo pitt and legal prevent H.
as q he ground. =
Office open from 10 N ID, M pamphiea with
map and sylsws and NIL oshcr irbmanos b.
orders inermens len flar
vey No o seventh other undertaken, win prompt
y attended TO. JuRe f7--dly
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mo. 5s5.l

AOTICE of the establishment or additional land
IL ohcc in the of Wsconssn n.
In of he of Congress approved February ~ 1885
establish additional district
OF Wisconsin," embracing an tina, of tho WILLOW
forty Tor
hereby declared office
President
the United states at SUPERIOR CRY, Ia said State.
Given uads hand at the city Of Washington This 2sh day of
April, A. ID. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
ri Commissioner of the Genera Land Ofice
April 20-law6w Int. aad ar.l
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mo. 1911

NOTICE Of the discoDtlnuanco or tho United States
IN land offices Palestine Quincy wardsvie Chicago, and
naisUBde the pr0vOns of second section Of us
Congress approved June H. B0 which declares hat when
The Of public land rearinE unsod IN land M
shall be reduced number Of less than hundred
ousand shall be the duty OF the seccory of the Treasury
the office for district and land IN
unsold Of discontnuance
land Offices shall bo subject the
existing land Offices convenient the district In which Inc
Office shall which OF
Treasury shalt give aud nasmuch the 7h section
Of the 1 September 6 authorizes the Secretary
Of the Treasury continue district which situated inc
The Notwithstanding the
fand unsod in such district amount hnn
required by pubic order
such pruvonB Of tho
subject approved June 49, As
has been deoircd fhe Of he In
BY ae acf to establish the hons department." approved
March, 1919: ~ II
accordingly hereby given reports from
the land officers Palestine, Quincy Chicngo and
acres, Secretary
ecicd that the land Offices At PaessHc Quincy Edwadsvi
Chicago, Dixon, Sae OF Illinois. and
the remaiung UNFOLD the Of be
made subject safe At the land occ Sbngfrd seat Of
government in said stne.
nnsod unappopriated subject
within the limits T the districts discontinued,
receipt this csssers
aud land officers Springfield give pubiic
Of which will be sppca
los. 4. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
,os s,is5s.
,.i,~-iaw6w
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YmPoHTANr LAW WORKS, .pubiisisd BY Little,
judge as sss D,s'
Rsrosis The Supreme Court Of The United States
a ees sGss ,s eaa ass Ss' work
which sa 90 y ~ rs sSs a,,.s Il y Il Y 2 y %
TINS c@ thin 1s q a ns s ,ss sos w wo
shall be completed early in 1885,
From the Chief Justice Of The United s.a,cs.
al This publication Of the mos. uscal and valu.as
Issa not soy na NJ 1ues us
,hs. any work o This Kind
win the best And when II u compastsd
rs wen as II Tie profession pacissns The courts Of
United States or the courts Ola State. m.Nrvu
From Judge Mclean OF United States Supreme Court.
specimen of this volume lvo, y can ssy .he WORK
sa, w ,a 1adae Gurus accomplish with and ability
Undertakings and need not say TO the profession no
G., 6 law books IN this q my other country 'a'p''' '
The Supreme Court as this w DC. Ihe coseon o. .ne % tslos M
The press il The editions and hs g
affirmed proposed in this edition. will give TO II Increased
aJay Is, 1855. JOHN MCLEAN"
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS
complete collection Of the decided by the House Of Lords
The pvy Council the ouesn Bench Pleas cns E
" and the Admiralty and Ess..
.ndsea This sees has .na merit being complete
prompt convsnicn and cheap universally clisd in The
iy j. Ea.and asis reprinted fton he
S a.s 1s ss Il
saes Digest digest q tho who
a%s XXX, publish separate IT,:
er push with
the volume and Of every other series where the same
Vols 70 xxVii eudy delivery, 50 per volume 10
v" xviii nearly ready containing H.y Term,
anua1y sw s snd Foreign osk.os ia asS,Uson a.
July e9--lawaw
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pLAfs ny Anna Cora neyvAtt, author or Anaoblax-
rspny OF mn Asuese Price rs
H"ur o. the Man. BY Harris, Mainsau Price y7x
rmes,ca ANA the Americans by w. r. Baxter esq.,
Fny Tales Of the Counters by j. r. piancbe
ana illustrations BY (Ihcys = = = - ''
osy o. Pcscraf In all Ages Nations, by William Howit
School Of Life. BY Anas Mary Hewitt,
suss fscs'ved0 TAYLOR d MAURYs
my - Bookstore, street,
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A MEXICAN HOUSE,, Hanover stree, Eussosl u
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enarged elegantly nGishcd
ahe modern aud coayenseDces
ION ai the travelling public. W
Dec II IDLY
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[No. 5All
Notice for Restor ing certain Lands to market
In the State OF Missouri.

rHE by The act Of Congress approved June
1854 construction OF railroad from the town
HANNIBAL Of ST jusEfl ia said stste iass
ali Inc ~ihdrawn and withheld from
ep, along he eas Of sad road which ~ s'ss M o. ns @s
ownshps sownshps which have not been
as sas ". sans Ss By pre- smpa" wees %
thy ss w ss 'ssa'sd 70 private ss
the AN o Auras is which requires
drawn and withheld day OF restoration,
land office at PALMYRA
North Of tAs Of the ts principal merdan.
nomh hall of ,"washo "a and townships IS m of ranges
Norm township 81 and townships 5s So, aud $3.50
township 81 and townships s5 So. So, sa'
Townships q, ss., s., ss., and 60, q ransss
nsp. 81 S.. 81! s. and south half 5s range
krtl halt Of township 81 and townships 49, as o. and
township 5, and townships S. ss So So and soaa
township "a and townships So &C., ss' 50, and
Ivwshp, ss so S. and south half of 90, range H.
At ard office a MILAN.
NORTH Of the base line and est Of the A principal nsran
Townships So So. s aud .oa. half ~ O. 90 q range =
Townships 90. So. 81 and sou,L half q So Of asss S
TS e. q 81 and sS .oSS . mr. Of of g. :" :" sSss sSse y
Townships es So. 80 aud south ssf M q CO. Of range ~
Townhps So. ss., So and south 90, Of range u.
Townships ss-, S.. 50, and So Of range 70.
AT land Office FAyErTE
Of line and of the ina principal svidian
Township of ranges a. i5 49, A. 49, 10 so ai ~ and a
Al The land Office a, PLATTsBuRG.
wsst Of the A principal merdan
Townships So, So, So, So, and so. Of range ~.
Townships S. 5e' So and south half Of Co. o. range &
Townships So south haifof CO. OF ransc 26
North hfo lownshp s4 and townships s 5s ss 3d. and south
halt Of 10, OF range ~.
Nonh township s4 and townships IS. ,Ss' So and
half Of Gu, nf range 20
,ownshp 81 lownships S. se' So, and
half Of GU, ut HDgc ID
Nora half o. township townships 55 56' 5s 59
south halt OF 80, OF So
iowa-hp 81 and townships IS, 56 5S' and sa
range 81. !. 80. "a. -
township 81 %, oo-
81.
Moth half township and townships IS, ST. ss and @
no, half Of township townships IS, :S. 5s and 5so
range ~. !. -. -. "a. !. .
hall Of 80, Of range 35
North half township 81 and townshps IS, 49, 81 So 3d. and
south 60, Of range 30.
nshp. 56 81 So and south half Of 6o Of range 81
Township IS OF range 49,
The townships marked being only parts Of townshtpsN
those by the ak mile limits, N.
which attach 0f tho nbove lands whn
the Of Sd March, 1885, and under
March, 1854, OF tho lands hereby Tesedo
entry, practicable aR seeing
Simultaneous applications tract by two o. more per
parties will be auction and awarded
hghost bidder such applicants according 70 he ueM
such =
Given my the General Land 0dce. At the city Of
Washi,,eto this fourteenth day Of Juiy, A. D. 1855
n' 0-'' y '' GEO. O. WHITING,
July l7-luwew Acting Commissioned
'u' A'"'' rfnteiiirencer and starl
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mo. 543.l
Al OIICE OF the discontinuanco or tho land oMco at
nd :. .

NorIcE that the land Office At VINcsssEs In
temporary directed public
No $751; dated February H. 1855, for therein
toned discontinued and the public lands remanins unso
unapprOpated district
the land office in said anie The and
public which
they will be prepared receive applications for entries of such
lands their ofice
under my hand the city washington this day
september, A. d. 1855. THOS. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Sep 2-law6w [Intcl and 6tar.1
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uOUSE FOR RENT.Tho large and convenient ON
- I'm street. opposite the City Post Once house has
story back building we'll On the rem Of
tho hot, opening broad jarse ana
somcy furnished with al the modern furnace
hot and cold for ba,hng washing purposes IL
considered Of hs desirable houses Washington having
been built with ths utmost attention health and
will be rented reasonable a private family. -
Apply 10 Major T. L. Smith. First AUDITORS OHics
Aug 13-lnw3w>
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Orphans Court, May 90, 1855.
Post ONCE Department,

THE rule authorizing Whose Offices
furnished
fos printing hereby
o and ser this sc win be received for purpose
by the department. JAMES CAMPBELL.
l9ac 2t--l- .3w Postmaster General.
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OURLrC schools Private SesainnriesA u the
books IN The District Of Columbia,
gether with satorery
sale TAYLOR h. MAUKy'S,
septS bookstore, 9th street.
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Misses Rockers

Boarding and Day schooor Young Lad<s 464 street. Bsfeer
9Th and IN.
THE duties Of this institution
'snbrr 10 Circulars may he had application ioshe prnc
Aug Is -eou
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RITs OF BLARNEYy by n. sheltnn Mackenzie,
u editor of "The Life Of Currann &C Price 81.
Guy Rivers, Tale of Georgia by w Gilmore Sims,
81 25.
Just published and for sale TAYLOR 4 MAuRv'S
aepe Bookstore, 9Th street.
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sale OF United states Property al the Navy
Yard, Memphis.

Tuexday 25th day Of 6epcber 10 o'clock,
public bidder, cash,
paid shall The
United States remaining sad yard which
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United States Mail.

ROP05ALS for carrying the United from
st day Of OCTOBER 1855, 3Jth 1852
stae OF North Carolina, will
me Post hcc Department the of asbng.on,
'ay me afh August 1885, at be decided day)
5G66 From Raleigh BY Darcayve Kyles Landing
and May's Garden, fayetteville, CO miles daily
ia FOUR horse coaches. z 80
Leave Raleigh daily at 71 pm;
Arrive at Fayetteville days by TX am;
Leave Fayetteville daily D IN; II
Arrive at Ral0igh days a
For form OF bid ceicae instructions
egucmsnt &C., advertisement inviting proposals. mail
service IN virginia. North Caroiina &c. dated
JAMES Campbell,
Postmaster General.
POST Orroa DEpARrMxsT, July 81, 1885,
July 22--!awaw
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n ENE:as AL TEXT HOOK surveyors. cngtMeexs
architects agents. in ocepa
and guidance Of country
and others in The mprnvement ot landed
vying nnd eveing, arfcrrs' work.
works. geometry nensura0n, gonomeiry desg for
country houses gtenf useful by
Edward Rde civil and land and Prof Don
aidon Of works whole complete
in VOL Imported from London by .
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW EDITION OF DiCKENs's Complete ,yors s.-
IN The complete works Of Charles Dickens i've Volumes Five
Volumes ~ So
The Mising Bride hrian Avengsr; BY Mrs. Emmn
q. N S0uiliworth Paper, 81; bound 81 25
The pickwck Papers complete. Price SO cents
Just published and for sale TAYLOR v MAURY,S
May ~ Bookstore, 9th street.
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Decisions Of the Supreme Court OF the United
states.
JUDGE cURTIs's EDITION.
7hrsc roitaaes
This day published BY
LITTLE, GROWN, ~ CO.,
Law and foreign booksellers ll2 Washington street, Boston,
Reports OF the Decisions Supreme Court or the
United states,
With Notes Digest.
BY b. X. CURTIS,
One Of the Associate Justices Of the Court
Vols a,5.6 svo. 90 per volume.
lFrom Prof Parsons, OF the Cambridge Law SCHOOL,
Judge Curtis Is rendering The a
ana expensive veumrs Let show by
becHuse happened he the first
ms n his first volume The interesting Of Graves
b. Insurance Company which
pcabe TO an insuranee by partner Of the property
twhose
retains everything said Court speak
shall, o. j., and everything further which
And he puts this compact is really much
easier TO NJ the result and
original report. The thing think,
" rcference all
densaon Of this Loose but
labor. THEOPHfI.IS PARSONS.
CAMBRIDGE, August 10, 1855.
Aug I7-2aw4if
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NOTICE Is hereby given that certificate No. l. Is
sued BY the Washington Turnpike Company for hundred
Sky rnares oi stock sad company, Thomas
Cramphn having been lost ma!ad application
the office Of the sud Georgeon fifteenth
day Of August 1855, for the o said certificate Of
Slls G.. g WILLIAMS, st
July l4-law4w' Trustee Of Thomas Cramphin, deceased
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VIM. M. Merrick,
No. % Loalsiuad cps,

No. 20 Loaiaaa epsaue,
III ILL practise in the supreme of United states,
w court Of claims and the seveai Of the Dsc Of Co
lumba.
Dec 27--3awtt
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pUBLIU Sale OF surplus Water Powers aud Lands
OF tn. Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday o6th July,
ie Undersigned, committee of the stockholders will SELL
above about
from ~ TO ~ acres OF These lands midway
tween batilore and Washington, lie
road ana some OF eni bind and all Baltimore
turnpike aid he village of the
3oo acres reserved ny the company about the
There also
low the actory; IS feet above good
q third above the second named.
Terms Of safe ore,'d CASH and residue and
with interest and security
For iuhrr description of
the Datimnre md lcf
Of The Undersigned The lands
AMI he would good country city
tom for flour paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North Faycitc sts., Chesapeakc Bank
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
July A-iaw3w Committee.
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A AUTOBjOGftAPHy OF sragoy vol. London, 1855
IL Piips's Worlds beyond the Earth vol. ondon, 1854
Alexandria and her SchuoIs Kingsley 1855,
The Philosophy Of Universal History Ghcsaer
vols London, less.
Osburns Monumental History Egypt; London 1855.
Hardwiek's sh Hing Peerags for 1855.
A Shillmgs Worth OF Magic, by Professor Aadersop.
Daniel Foe and Churchill; by John Forster, vol 1855
Hasiht History, Literature and OF the Greeks;
the German ofJacobs. vol 1885,,
Potes Nineyels Ancient History and Modera Explorers
1855. ka #r4
The Cnriosies Of Lon ION, by John limbs J vol. 1855.
With many other English books by
FKANCK TAYLOR.
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VIRGINIA Pay and Nluster-r.iIs III Hiiita e1atticd
land bouy under the Of Congress Of September ae
1885, AZ
Devcry;s History OF Virginia. 35
Rufins Agricultural Esrage, &c.
transactions. The vig Agricultural socsy. VOL
Burke The Vtrginia prtngs
Moorman the Virginia Springs.
Ftetchers Studies slavery.
FIaveis Works. l vol.
Cummings Minor Works. Sd seriss
Schm,tz's Manual Of Ancient Hisfory. t
Howiu's History pnestcraf.
lie Cure Manque Religious Customs in France.
Woman In tho Niaeteeath Century N1axnre Fuller Osso
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Delaware College

E fst tern OF he college This institution will
mence the Goth OF August coninue he
pan insucton embraces two complete courses the classical
and The scienic either Of which student in fun
part Particular attention given agricultural and
tc srayals of roi also, aud practical
The sessions Of the ncadcmcG department une the Of j.
" Weston, A. Nj correspond with those of the college
For further particulars address
DANIEL KIRKwooD, President.
NEWARK. (Drl,D July 10, 1855.
July l3--law6w
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MOTICE.-I will sell the os street, opposite
~ Square, 18Th street,
foot liberal terms Of payment which be learned
Commodore Smith, the bureau of Yards
feet X exoAdng hundred
north thitiy-fce, alley ALBEIT SMITH,
Aug 3--adw4w
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS.

Every Of pre- emption OF ths
paris Of townships above
required establish Tho to The satisfaction OF The regis
receiver OF the land oce and make payment
this nofr and betor the
public snle the lands
claim will be forfeited
John HOOD,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
July "a Inwi3w llntci and start
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Wa. II. AiLLxR.
Miller g. uronu.

ArroRKgYs T-LAw,
Washtngton, ID. c..
WfLI. attend business executive depanen
" court OF claims and the supreme the United
oipce, Hh street, opposite the General Post Office.
July i2--2Iw3ni y
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| Sautns BafteTy
consisting Of Is hirtwopounder eaonades with their equip
| nienfs complete.
Aug 24-2awaw
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H. ANTHONY, Nos 3Os broadway, New York, man
~ uacturer Of dsgucuectyro
cases. Re- and importer of platcs chemicals, fancy frames
cases. caope paper and chemicals for pctutc
ras OF every description.
Case makers supplied with materials for manufacturing
&C. Harrisons celebrated cameras; also Vossndcr
always on hand.
30S broadway, June IT. 1854.
20--dlyearA
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THE KISSING bride, by c1rs. Souihworth.
i Dickens's New Stories. i vol.
Pickwck Papers. so cents.
Kate Ayesford--a novel; by Charles s. Peterson
Afrnja; by Theodore Mugge.
The Initials. New edition. 6 lNs
stanhope Burleish by Helen Dhu.
IngeEle by Alexander Dumas.
Price OF Crown; by Eugene Sue.
May % FFANCK TAYI,
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The American Political Press

Frazier's London Magazine has an article on the
American political press, which has the appear.
anee of being contributed by some writer connect.
cd with newspaper in New York for it sneaks
OF the New York political press as if it were tho
only political press in the country and of the New
York Times, As the only journal in that eitv of
mach ability and consideration The London
Journal has been egregiously misled by its Nov,
ork Informant. The political press of Ros,o,
o. fh'iadeiphia, of Washington, of Baltimore ana
score OF other cities that might be named i f,,.
equal to say the least of it, to the New yor, ,
press In talent, energy and statesmansb;n ~.
over, what English reader or disinteres,ea .oie
can reader would have ever selected the N We,
Times as the paragon of New York Journalist TIN
Herald, the Journal of Commerce., the Exnr.s.
and even the abolition allies of the Times the Pos
ana Tribune, are all before it in ability and inlu
ence We hardly think that even the mnr;,..
tur OF Fraziers London Magazine will, ;r,n.....
the position in America Of the creates. nol;.;a.
and literary humbug among N. York newsn.ns-
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seThe Model sIayor., >,

Some Of the New Workers seem to be getting
tired of their 'model Mayor, as he was admiringIy
called in days not long gone by. A few journals
accuse 1.-THE model Mayor of corruption, of being
governed by personal and private motives in his
public action. We are reluctant to believe this
charge against the model Aayor" We rather
think he is thus assailed because he is the bold and
successful foe of corruption, shewn by the man
ner in which he has caused certain Councilmen
d.Judges to be ousted from the places they had
abused The man who does his duty as Mayor OF
a city of six hundred thousand inhabitants must
make many enemies. No doubt if Mayor Wood
would make himself more of a demagogue and a
rowdy, frequenting drinking saloons, becoming
companionable with red nosed patriots, and wink
ing at the transgressions of others, he might be
permitted to practice with mpunity any amount
of official corruption. .-g
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q Rockbridge tya.l Alum PIlIs, for |

~ Rockbridge Val Alum Pills for the
cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, the Diseases of
Females, and General Debility, prepared from the
MISS obtained by evaporation of the Water at the
Rockbridse Alum Springs, Va f7fs -
The Pills, possessing in concentrated FORM all
the virtues of the celebrated Rockbridse Alum Wa
ter have been found sngularly successful in curing
the above diseases and Is neat and convenient mo-
thod of securing its good rosalts ~ syas = st.s II
;, Price $l.00. Also, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM MASS,
- : BENNEfT { BEERS, Drugsia., =
Sole Agents for the sale of the Rockbridge Alum
Water, Pills and Mass. Terms cash. no 5O-lm
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N
wAssi : sox, lDsc. n 1ksA4x-Fk 81 =
was in session this morning, Nth only ~ Or Is
members present A petition was referred 10
the Hxecuitve session, and the body adjourusd
HousE--1nthe 1Tolaae the fedpttDl 04SrefDy
Mr. Stephens of fseorRM, and s0opsed ycssstday
for confinn6us scs&I6K uhyi leetlou d Spx4K6f
resulted a. follows:
N. r. Banks, (Ab.) Mass :. 100
w. A. Richardson, Q0em-l Ill. -. ..-.........6 &C
II. NJ Faller (Wfig> Pa. .-.-....... 80
Scattering. "a
The second ballot resulted - folows: igkg slsa5l
Hanks. ........S lob
RICHARDSON. - 80. o.
Fuller. IL
nan exciting debate. sprung up, involving the
character Of certain members who were implicated
in bargaining for votes for Banks, In which the
Pennsylvania delegation took prominent part.
Mr.. Banks arose and denied that any pledges had
been made by him to members to induce them to
vote for him.. "a ...rt asa :, rs,s.. - 5,.f 'ss
/, After one more ballot, which resulted before,
the House adjourned. sf.1,.t.f f4s.tt. s.ia
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, Dec 27th.-Flour firm and un-
changed Wheat firm and dull Corn unchanged
Pork and Beef dull and unchanged. Lard dull. at
l2I Whiskey iower-Ohio 37A. b. seeH
BALTIMORE, Dee. 27-Howard st. Flour o. so;
City Mills $a37 Wheat firm and scarce-White
SEA $2.0s Red $Ie0a 81. 49, Corn better-white
and Yellow 70676. Provisions dull and unsettled
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26-Cotton-sales of Mid
ding at 81. Molasses 81. Flour Sc - -
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Fanaticis,n RAMPANT.

Fanatcism in the land Of the Puritans and q
"fehcraff, would seem 30 have reached its culmI
mating point in the horrible tragedy at New Haven
oricf account of which we published yesterday
poor Victim Of the double delusion Of MilIerisn
ana opiriInalsm offers himself sacrifice for the
speedy advent OF the millennium! Perhaps, how.
ever, In this ousburst Of madness. there nav
be some gieam of reason For II. 4 cla.r s ~,
the millennium win never come tin the world q r,d
uphold It. :. 49, -. y - 70
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Later from California and Nicar,

Later from California. and Nicaragua. y
NEW ORLEANS Dec 26th-The steamer Dam
lei Webster arrived here yesterday, from San Juan,
with dates from San Francisco, to 9th inst 5, 4,
The San Francisco market was quiet. ,-,s.,-
The rainy season had set ill., ~. 49, .fss. =
The Indian war in Oregon, still continued.
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Affairs in Nicaragua were unsettled. Col Wal
ker had been, reinforced by 120 men, and was at
Sierra Nevada. .l f-.g,g-.t - = a ,,.,s-fs
-. -. GOLD FOR THE EAST. -.
The steamer Star of the West, left San Juan, on
the both ult-, for New York with $500 900 in gold