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MORE POSITIVE PROOF

soutEsra Eaen who giving oountenance the new
organization Of nothngs under the impression that
i has faint Of aboitionsm, win be heneflted by
carefully perusng the following pozss proof the sub
ject The article il from the New York Tribune and the
proof Is mare Important coming through that medium
While the know nothing leaders trying mike ont
that all slavery views have been eradcnted from their
order and while there doubt that arrangements ars to
made for selling the support o members 10 pro-
slavery candidate far the presidency ample reason 10
believe that the abaon spirit is rife among the lodges
many Of The northern States As evidence Of this copy
the following resolutions lately adopted BY council in
Maine
Natipo- erioaaism, Aafi-sapery. and Tsa.spaAss.
aBASuoR, Feb. 4, is5s--Councl No. &.
Whereas developments In the political action o.
this order indicate disposition in places ignore the
subjects u slavery and temperance considering
this council wishing express its disapprobaton * snch
sentiments in the most unqualified manner do unanimously
adopt the following resolutions, viz
-. iRssolred That the party 70 which allie
glance il based idea alone but comprehend
promote the political welfare 81 free people
2 Hssored, That the Deuarxs.oa Of Independence the
words and dses founders ~ tins republic Nh indicate
that refners Intended that slavery should be
81 not natienal-,einporary, not permanent
's. Re@oped That anti slavery and
temperance the foundation order equally
support any for sny Office, win mysr arsly
mand h entire committa in favor Of these great and
diDal principles
81 Rescrd, That s0enAy protest agains, the repeal
uf the Mssou Cnsraaas, the passage 81 the Nebraska
Kansas @ and the fugitive law violations Of the
gAts Ct the free States and tending Of
free Institutions Of cvuntry.
s. Re-0lped That pledge ourselves
errrtons tree national territories from the Of
slavery aud that viii cnnseH arder any eircnm
ances, the admission cf a-ather slave State TINS
Union.
Resolved, That any attempt 10 commit our order in
the free the advancement; Of the of ala
Tervto ignore political question-te stamp Il
as issuer 70 enlntn silence upon in Ia svis
and encroachmeuts and receives dis
appreciation and descent.
z Published By order Il she unca.
We corzana this % tose who pretend that the order Is
sfsywhers neutral the subject Of .arery that agiss
on viii be suppressed By il, Ia does likely has
tbs uothngs viii sscceed zny the wings
democrats in organEing national party which shah ignore
the great question o. politics."
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THE DEMOCRACY N IT'S WAR UPON rHs SECRET


IHA DEMOCRACY N IT'S WAR UPON TIE sFcRF1
In every northern State the whs Gag has been with
draw ana = II stead hoa the banner o. knowuohius
ism ana aSohnonsm- Nowbers has the organization y
me democracy been supersededevrryuhere il stands in
tAet and defiant In every state the wings are pari
e'her q me abolition o. the secret party And Il !.
against THIS combination tAat the democracy have been
compelled singieAAnded to ooniend How thls eoatss,
VII terminate is At present most difcu u decide One
thing however s certain The democracy thus far haY,
achieved some noble resultS They have presented an
example q haebty in the midst of treachery and 81
courage n ne midst Of disaster thai cannot fail 10 tell
upon every enlightened and liberal mind Ia every stae
q the Union They have exposed the new order IN hun
dreds Of places They have beaten in many Others
ETewhere Their orators DEFY aud denounoe IL It's abo
ton committa can no longer be contrAdcted Us general
fraud and tasehood held up a. the notorious elements
Of lis existence In Pennsy has been shown to IL
mere continuation Of men bent upon the most ercenary
hunt for money and for ONCE In Sew York ia oaths have
been broken and lis exposed In Ohio its fellowship
80 corrupt that its organs fear defend il in pabc In
New Jersey 4 has been broken By internal ead wilhelm New
England only maintains its SWAY By catering to the vest
and the meanest preuaioea To have done tins Is 70 have
done nch Honest stand aloof from an organization
tAinsed and debauched Gradually the ministers Of
The Gospel who had readily embarked in tins crusade Of
prosecutions find that i il doing Gods service TO herd
with designing denagogues and revengefa hisots; and
thus the power Of the church most misdirectd AZ il was
IS being Withdrawn Meanwhile the veil Of false patriot
ism has fallen from this hdeous abolition impostur. and
the preenee q morality s exposed BY the reality az broken
pledges and discarded To have done ts n 10 have
done great good And this Is thar sagury Of certain
success which always shows how well The democracy de-
aergss 70 triumph seAeH Is 70 he truth and true 10 T.
self
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- Inc Chocsaw and ChckAsa~ Indians one thousand
49, - ssl6ling treaty with the Wyandott Indians q
,s,-srst January eighteen hundred and ny-hye' ~
~ Thaa the appropriations made for said Indians By
appropriation bill passed Al this session Of Con-
- ~ hereby repealed hundred and tweniy-eight
- Ave hundred and sixtysix dollars and Sky ca
sG8 - 60. II 4,.,s ,,,dsr xsrSous
foundations as per report statement 81 The propsr
letting oscer Of the treasury transmitted ~ the Sea-
- N the Interior IN 70 resolution q the sen
go te tenth March, eighteen hundred aud hiy-tnfe =
So gr ar ext.eudea for the benefit Of the CbOctaw
rs a NAV he requested By The authorized deiegaton
- now in " ashington sinety-wo thousand Two hun
- .ud ffty-eight dollars and hftF eents
apprgyed March ;, ls56
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Treasury Department..
March S IL

vv = rhs gwen 10 boilers q soek q INC uaed
80 arTisaa ~ sas foawlns d % January last Ai
~ Daras ~ completing purchase ot he Amount herein
- IN, d~yafmet will con5Bu~ g. Parcase upon ne fuf
- ur- ~ he extent ~ ressdpr q ne sum prop sd Dot
s.s-.ay - aa sE5 said stocks osEtd anc re-
80 serr suar 60 he hrst day Of jun next
TanAsuHY DKraETMssr.
January = isas
h... gist AZ he s,ssss a al. i1iG@ Isg described
-, 81 a.. Cnea s&lsss department Is4Fsd = par
80 a any s~ hereof snd IAs ia ass Of
a next aseanfins ~ aRr assf2ae "a
|s ~ so and the Terms hereinafter Nen
Is cas- 81 any cannsest copa, within he snoaHi stated
s,l hich said saeh
ss u aa.rrs eay ssgnrd 10 the b"il-n
e. uan.nss.a department. the Feceii Sferso >
Iacs pad Compounded al the fising particulars
i The usx value, specified IN each cefthcne
T. arc anDsa2rd Wy ue ari o
6uy H. lne, II 70 cert on w
lrs1 r-dcru-br ii ~
1nsa OF 70 cent ts rus q We A1r
The Frernaas tse asasr On re Sir
kecsuer sH t Jses lre- % 70 per cent
Sna aasaaraea - act % irs and re-
i- ~ pAsnr, ess kcemmouiy called NE tFkAf
us~snau y ger resi.
u troE TIE lss o. January
L rcoesa seierI ma Efezk1sy WIN ls
(ss oaes TOE owner q aas
gu.ut IN drafts n Treasurer 40
Boston, New ora
II Phaaasayha, parties direcL
hebenf % natict
. hrsuais received >. ts Treasury % beere ~
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF rne Treasury
nm G--dtyansN Tint and SlAF.l
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WASHINGTON CITY
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH ., 1855.

e-at isHAEH r. J4Ma-, No sourh Trps street, Phlaa.
pha, Rsasf1 travelling ssen b. W.. IA WAN
1nHs coLIgNs lass DssKss, A Es4Ns, TAaMss d. Mic.
JosErH HAsAITr, gnsxPA BpTroS RoasnT W saxsl-x In
~.Hp ~ NnnH, ~ILIaAz T. w.rsssAS, y. , RtsDlrK ?.
w. MAcKEss and a. !. PrAacK
u br aEsES ~ Ls~s q Montgomery. Alabama, gen
navers for n STATES Tennessee =.
c. q. LENIs. JAzss aud s.nuK1 ID Lv7.
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SEw YoRK, March Cotton !. .nchanved with mod
erste demand at previous Flour Il arm with an as
ward tendencysaics o. bhs southern az 90 - Isl
wheat = upward ana hrnsuuthern white 81 rs Cora
ao~Awara and prices tribe lowcr-ssas az &c 900
bushels western mixed az "a eeuts Pork is srsales
Of ela mess at slt Beef y upward aad Arm. Lord APP
yard and hrn Whsxsy j. better q Ohio 20
per gallon.
BALTIMORE, March s.Flour il Dali tins morning with
small salesowara street 80 30 - rs; City Mills
- b. corareeeipts 81 %, bushcs vel
low AZ ~ Sc cents white A cants
cents.
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GENKRkL SHrYLnss HUcCrssoRThe Chicago Tx.szDe says
that Governor Mafteson VIII give Judge IrunbaA
certificate 81 his cscf0u Ne United States Senate s
bases has refusal TIE groaDa that The Judge il eE
be uasrr enus 81 the constitution which prohibits
any Judge q The supreme from accepting any other
ore curing The for which he elected Judge
for year after shs expiration Of such Judge Trnu-
bull nas resigned fhe oe q Judge but the term Cos which
As elected has not Jet e-pirea.
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rsE usses s~ssis q -. AZ 1aAs
kv.~ ssf -" s~saS~a xen<s ~
r~sa ~ ~A~ss ~ ~ > - ~
s&assn9
na~s ssiss~s Nv w&ch r~eennsas kss~v
A.oss -ef-sne aaflAs ssne~s< Ds ~
e~se rrf e ns esaca~S nsAssas zns
rns ~ es~Nsn go@@
.,sx.
rssnas garea saesa - ccnns~s 80 s~uAs.sst
LAS G. MCGUIRE.
pa as--sue3 AA~rsssupess.
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OPTICAL.
APPoINTMENTs BY rHE PREsTDEN

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Bg and rtiA ths adsies and consenf n Ia Seaats
Alexander J. Mcintosh Of Georgia son Of Capt NeIn.
tosh of the navy.
Nm " McCreery, Of Virginia. Father lost in tie
Grampus, and his uncle in the Albany
John Brdsa Of New York Father died in the service
VIM H. Marriott o. Maryland. Family distinguished
il the military service Of the country.
Dudley Riley Of the late General Riley.
PieTre Butler son Of the late Col Butler, who fell al
ChRrnbnsco.
Frank Hager son Of Col Hugrr, United States army
Charles S. Bowman, Of Capt Bowman.
Robert w. Mitchell Of Pennsylvania.
James P. Martin Of Kentucky.
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A VALUABLE FAKw Ar sucTtGv-os r~ssszy nAscA
~ Auh. - O'Clock. .
ssrtA, x % ssa
evs nse pr 6xs~x~svwn
- hs Metropolitan sssoss. LnsnAa~S
The isrn ~en ~ a
sals aaisn-d -,~y hars,
suA~tanal walls
rerms sara ~o years as nes~s
sscur-d ~ ee~d q ua~ ne prppero.
las. e. MCGUIRE
Mar 7-@edhss Aarzsv~~<r
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tHos HALL

SALTS ar -syCTTOs.
HE anAesssA hsvss harsae tssvs
"
- ne
&C snie, &C.
cnsn~s t~ruY nn hous sass ne
delivery ~ M ssaas
Every sdT ~n be- adr gnfactufy
at ,nrrustnd his
Z. W.. BOTKLER.
Mnrrh R-smw1w Urea hai.
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Mkrxx STATE noAx.--The whole 81 the State loan
for SCI s0ee has bcen taken n premium the whole
81 g. 400 Bids Cor larger thAa required
recsvsd and about threqnares Of the whole loan
has been taken by eitirgna II Maine
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New t0kK, March /, 1855.
GENTLEMEN have asst received, through the Hon Mr.
HehGro ~ u, 1T Washington your joint letter dated the
zAth stmo in which yon say that recent po
presence the speaker declared substantially that in the last
presidential canvass
Bshop Hughes of New York prnpczed to ten Scott 10
sell the Catholic vote, who hesitated to reply when the
proposition Jade Gen Pierce and accepted and
Jesuit placed Mt the head OF the Post Office Department
TAat Bishop Hagbes's demands assented the
party whom be first proposed, that demanded
cabinet oaer, which You hestated and the PROPOSE
ton was made to Gen. Pierce and he assented"
And your letter TO me Is thus concluded:
Believing the statement be false ana eaaefr eaIumn
OF the iar fame Of yourself and other distinguished
gentlemen implicated thereby would respectfully rec
OF 10 inform a. earliest whether
satcmsnt Of Mr. 10 far il relates you,
hasten say that the statement or statements have
quoted from letter above respect myself
ABSOLUTELY FALSE, end hare daabt hss ars equally
II reee my political jieads and opponents in
alluded ia.
remain, gentlemen, with great respect your obedient
servant, WINFIELD SCOTT.
This deliberate falsehood has for months been going the
rounds Of the opposition press and s one Of the prime
arguments Of those engaged in the war upon dem
ocrGc candidates and principles The miserable Islander
that the present Postmaster General Hon James Camp
bell appointed by President Pierce as consideration
for the Catholic vote, has already bean sufficiently and
rnmphantly eontradcied but highly honor
that gallant soldier General Scott contradcting an
almost similar accusation in regard to himself and at the
time for expressing bis contempt for and his sbe-
lief in the charge against the President Of he United
States and the democratic party.
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DrraoT, March The livery stable ~ J. Laag In front
o. TIE Bade Hoasa, boras last night and aftesn
e twenty horses peshra, large namesr az carriage
wagons, and sezhs were consumed The loss 10 stated
s-s 900 upon Whsch there only Insurance o.
Sen Cas- has arrived, and rsoairea salute ~
b xuas-
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Bosras, MareA sThs Barns rscryan taok pacs q the
fremont Temple last ngh previously annsanesd About
loo persons present. proved Be ssursslous
Aaair. Most q the prominent sboiaasss absent
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~ orb Nusicsi Review esstAi.. arHnnp over an. man,
s q res maissg, besides sriirsa n
~ eniffainanz rsaAsnz Hra. sefk lpuhilsard Ia
Le~th MasoH snbodyiug tss pfsceni resuitS. 40 ~
.-sf@ ezraAns, " ~ sxp@ren~g. daring BONG aud
fl = 40 sHsof IHa sras~ al And go me
N = ens pte spiisr esp,es SO Eve
eF p adrSnr~ ysodg Ing ~ in4,rrs - a., cns-s
sl.a e 81 AZ ciHhs aaa ieraEafa sab.rrpfinas p1b
kl rpeeinsn cnpaes fsrri,a - nv. .srls "
~, ps'd xa-'a Essshyrs. p Para Rsw, New Yers.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL SCOTT BoMBARDs
FALSEHQop

Hon William S pamrells the anti-savery know-nothiag
member Of Congress- from Massachusetts, having asserted
in his lectures in Cheshire county that the Catholic vote
was offered 10 Gen scott at the late presidential election
several persons who heard him determined to get at the
truth Of the matter and therefore addressed letter to the
distinguished veteran who returned the following epIy
1t is clineher;
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iLisoLA-lAsv Whiisford smith * south Carolina &
spoken q tor astAodist Episcopal bshop south rses
Bishop C.pers deceased
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ma ~zAraEA At AEs OELkAEs--At New Orleans. on
the fsth utlmo tie weather was unusually d Win ios
Ane frost and DE theruaonsstsr do,sp - ~ g..
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AEw EseLAxD lsxs-The following - ,r;ts., ~ L.
Quincy Adams In 1913.
New England Loses her ineaeDe. Il - .a.,r,. :,
nc nlon VII not Be- owing suy dinainatian 81 her
poPalAhon u wall Dc from the partial ssctarnn ar A.
naA1ton oAiea \ claaniSh spirit which makes 40 many
q Der political leaders Jealous and snvious "a ~ saafS
This spirit - "a IL nature narrow and coutrar4i ns
i always works by means like Itself
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ne q WI 81 vi Jaeas, susd from CLERKS ocscs
District q Laianha igr s eoIny 81 washington, and
Asaa saali s4pa%s puse sals for Wednesday
l ~ February merit, al the from If
II l2 O'Clock, the following property Roger
chimans right tsrie, Interest," and rsie, forty
nasd aa paris, value ave hundred dollars nAv
following ieaeaents and psenisesShgi part
even e7 N square NO sal and adjoining No.
ma i~upy it On renRsssvaua and bnek
h Of said y, al of lots Nos T. g. TO- IA, IL H. part
~ IN ~as square and arsmnnr lot g. fnoning
esi aA noFn and rnnag right angles
y bern he Tau Leh OF said lot, ether with All ard snEu
1shdints aaa improvements No. ssi,
w n Washington, District o Colanha, seizea levied
the properly al aagcr erhnas and sad 10 satisfy
No p March terri ls, ia favor Of MsFy e. Barney by
rel Wopannils her nesi frispe.
y =. HOOVER,
-dslaahrea Marshal tsr the DssrriGi OF Columbia
above sae postponed Wednesday next The Ti Of
Al The same hour ana place
J. %. HOOVER
Marshal Cor the district ofCoiusnbia.
n dt7fh AiGr
above sae ~ iurt.r postponed until "Wednesday next l4
feh At The sans bon and place.
J. q. HOOVER,
NArsbal fsr thr DistTiet Of Columbia
ch 7--stIsih
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DEArHs-The Charleston Courier announces the death,
4 MAJOR Lewis oBann0n and DATd GAiIIard esd to
weli-known citizens q South CArolin.
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h ~ seR-'s ussss Hts f"v 1865 Will
= A. Ah'ch taf hesoiY, styis- s,sa hnish are
@ % sateHtad rufrsttras bria ~ Al Ne Tempi,
SUIT h huPkISE'S.
1usu,g hst ~ - street and rsr,nusirHnia kVenne,
between hrowH's and National Hotels.
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NEW loax March s-BiH Poole who was saot some DAYS
snee a. StanSix Han By Baker and shers died Ills morning.
of has wounds.
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UNITED STATES SHIP DEc1TuEy--A despatch from Nor
folk states that the friends q the officers or the sIoo
war Decatur have given up AL hopes Of her safety The
Decatur sailed from Nerolk on the 18Th Of lat Jun, a.
the Pacific station.
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Saeh shelves pinffarn
SOLD by winch a~e@d psrscuxs~
spseIA called
anan dock and oia Imperial hsDaes
Eey Madeira nc These
and worthy usr attention of
The trade generally fanses w
Terms An anda eco go creds
alr and ninety for endorsed
Interest WILLIAM LINTON,
CHAs. w. BoTELkR.
March7 Aues,nu~xr.
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SALE TO-DAY.
ny c. W. soTELER. A.esss.ssx-

ny q. W. SCTELEix. Aaetfenssx~
EXTENSIVE SALE or WINES, LIaUoKs AND sQosE-
II sn~ 81 NM LINTON, II 10
subscriber
wItaoa1 Frsasy n oaa,o&
his entire steet VI haaevr
t1res, Sc-, consisting part
Drieans, he'd and pnlser xwd
Very Superior eid government lava csfse
Fine teas, easdlrss
Sssrrn, pepper sslerRtas, hesEsus
Imported tohaccn srzH
>arasnes. American nd rng,sh pickles.
Brandies, whsksys garnAca ram,
Eaekers- NC.
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OFFENSIVE SALE or EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND
o ae@sssssg,as ss,oa Ihsr'a%g @assas ne ~ M.sss
avenue, srsl., sr
Par Par e s.asans aaA.s ss, p,ss sofas
Marble and mahogsay op centre and SOFA tables
Gilt and mahogany framed Frsaen plate
HaIa~ams maaaei CLOCKS, sandaaes
namask and lace curtains, eor-ee, and arsurss
sianorsny dsssa uadr rss,es
nspa-ems sfa~-sls pario and ss.n
Rags. sa1saE ssar rods. era~h
asAasany a uaa's ~aaaa French oea.se@a.
Drsss,ns aa a saa .. aals-a. wasas,sna.
Secretary and book case, rockers
Best haar saa hasa nst1nssess soisrrs aad pasws
BaaaAesa, comforts, eoanirrranrs
Hasasoms sar4 f',ut ehna
Refrserasor, sideeasTd, siac Izbles
Fseneb aHd steas ehana dinner and TEA ware
p oesa ~, n as. ss sass stove
Excellent copper and in eoosins usnsals
Terms $40 and nader eash owes fhsr a sky
aney days. co. nates Sasfacas sndoea ssa,rs n,ss-ss
Mxreh7-d Ascuonssr.
The aeoss pasponsd unal Tuesday morning March ~
- = : - c ws sr sTrS.
as neeuiRE
March aacuonesr
ny >. g. MCCLURE. aaefss.sss.
iHolcE OLD WINES, LiauoRs, sTocx, AND vTxruREs
?. eosressas sss f'ia1 so, F
Ala ana aa
sell
Class cases eoaatrr.. srawsrs
Shelving sysser boxes
Candy Jars, ectls~, scai-s saa ~eisiiis, &e
Also, a-a.sssy of
aadsra Rans 81 sacror auairy which las
benin sotne so@s Ten yea~1
ALSO
A email loi n esndtss prnass faasas olive sal
Pickles. preserves ants,
credit of and
for ssiiziasss dor'ea sui s.shes s,asss,
March I'D Asenossrs.
the pa-paned "Wednesday March
- @ KEYrLEx
WIN RUyp,
las c xcGriRz.
March I'D
Hy GREEN ~ SCOTT. As<ss~e~e~s-
INTENSIVE SALE gR0cEgTgs Aso LIaroxs, BIZ
u rentfts s~ssdss tas ie$h anss
d"r ana ~ 1Nsfss
srSc@ss eahws Lasas.Ha ss~n1s re
h 10 0ioeh AZ mo xc~ds m -
bags ar,ls %
snstss aoxra
q nas boxes nsA nkG
ils. esifer, 3 ssse~ csscaass
= pnsa
S baxes xtouDd p~rgef- - ges~sed bae
aarsn hroaa=' aaz.n backSsg srass~~-
T~rnas eass q. HUeHgS, ssaiG
GREEN sGvrT,
snrcn AseAsa~eyss
NEw xPxISG &ossDS--Dtis Az = BRO. wssrs..4
" sow gpu1a.
sses ssica ysvpave< nsA~
~ tssh<us T1s0
ge@~rniy iusss - s ssd nses ssss
pyvALL = 1no..
Tstkpr,
uxax4w.us. .y..... .~s.~.-~ az - ,--s~gs
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DEHooRATIc rHIrxPH-F a. Boyd, DEM has been elect
ed mayor Of Newport Kentucky, b. "a majority over J.
Berry know-nOthing.
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SALE OR EEET.-Tazi palnaAle properly nj The err
y and laa street. west square No l0a n offered
% fen ilse iof fronfs "a fevf and
e'L The improvements cUasisi az good ~onry brick
aha sl sndnss, and form very desirable doau-Sts sta-
Nj Ehe peper'T Is wet knosD Fnsr residence Of
Fe4ss5 I'D nveas ne Further description ii present
40 a.sposea 70 buy rent val Sr pleased apply 10 Mr.
niAnh ~ Washington susscher Heights
iep"h "a. NJ GUSNELL.
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ksyuR NATION NAHIED.-Any having knowledge OF
ne whereabouts OF General James hamilton. orsey governor
Carsna. and the Clay and Randolph duel will
abl.gr The undersigned by forwarding him information
ksrrses 70 Albany Georgia
er Is Hon. Robert Too,saa ans Ale14naer Stephens
EgG-asAcp JAMES Va. THORNBgRg.
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BARSUH AsorT.-Barnum wants to exhibit Burns, tn.
fugitive slave AT his Museum
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|LIElAf. AGENCY AT WAsHfSGyOS.-The sub
.itr frrney Of Richmond Virginia. having established
doors front q Treas
Department. tenders h 10 Claimants the govern
especially far resoianay and or aad bauntirs
ensuns under tar af Congress
ssrng purchased THE David Dorringon
perhaps, the only index which
probationary papers the hst andtor's 0ice
be has fnSsx papers
nhe oiscas Sapssos %srana These and
other al twenty YEAR, experience,
hope Just he
where lhe caasant hnself may entirely
30. do "a
am, March, 1855 giving 100 acres
battle days his
ksss NIL b. very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
RRfEFgNCEs.
Hon. Henry A. WISE Acc0mac. virginia
gEmes Lyons, Esq Hiehsnoaa, yireisia.
James T. Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions Richmond
kirgsn.h.
stafford II. PHrGer, AjcEmnB6, yssasni@.
! Bon John 9. renalrson. NirasAin.
! Bon samuel Chiffon, Washington, q. Z.
William T. ard, esq Baniasone
Lewis Tisuberiake, esq.,, New YORK.
(ucn 7--dscpIys
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Anew xPMISG ssSssDS.--DEgs ALL sRo. wssrsan4 THss
" @vasg asa gpu %
1919
81 tssh>~s Tss0
ByvALL \ DDO..
T.fbDSs,
MARCH, --3fs 9wff
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IHE NEW coCRT CosruAE--A Paris lester-vrter saVs.
The new court costume for gentlemen "a made b,-
Aaubrae 22 Boulevard Mont-Martre and rs. Other sssb
ionaoe tAllors Of Paris is Of light green the material i
terry velvet the coat and bre~ches are alike The cost q
embroidered IN silk ne wAistcoat hitherto fsriu
part Of the eoori costume is replaced BY wasteoat ei
IN the roceEA style The bosom and waist Of the shirt are
tTEasei with lace rufiesn
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kLisd DRAWING PAPERS. from she What
30" and Turkey Nilis, Kent, England.
assDna has of safe the above papers, rhc reputation
Las produced spaEiaas limitations England as wei az Ia
barape, and can supply them frsn lie largest 20 die
r1es wsh glnTanieE er gennipen@ss having uMv
aap mies n England in order bay persun irl the
nahe's d a.s tSn-c.
FRAsCK TAYLOR.
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aAiH. HAfsi-We have isst received a large and
assortment Of gents travelling hats and eaps which
lh hairs az extremely INV rFirrs.
SUIT h HOPKTNSss
talae y fArhl0n, corner u 6h ana Pruu av
74WA befsrca Brgwna snr National FYnteis