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THE KNOW NOTHING PRINCIPLES ENACTED INTO
A LAW.

The RockpOr (lnd Democrat has the following draught
of law which mbodies the knownothing doctrines Read
H. democrats and Americans and tell us what you think
oft If the knownothngs obtain power they will carry
out this Infamous and unjust enactment:
THE MODERN ALIEN LAW.
Whereas foreigners mmgrating into the United
States the oscourings of Europe and whereas all
not born within the territory of the said United
States dangerous the peace and safety of this epub
lie and ought not to be admitted to any political rights
whatever: therefore
Be enacted DC, That the naturalization laws of the
United States approved by Washington and reenacted
under Jefferson whereby foreigners may be admitted after
five years residence to the rights of citizenship be- and the
aSEcrIoN 2 That all foreigners immigrating from any
kingdom sovereignty Of Europe elsewhere into this
republic, at any age whatever shall be- and forever
main during the term of their natural lives aliens in law
and in fact
"SEc g. That person whatever who was not actually
born within the territory Of the United States shall ever
be entitled to vote in any election whatsoever either for
President Vice President governor lieutenant gov
ernor for congressman for senator representative
coroner fence viewer any office whatsoever that is
may hereafter be in the gift of the American people
but such foreigner shall forever remain alien deprived
of the right OF suffrage in full and complete
if he an inmate of penitentary, slave slave
holding State.
"SEc. A. That no person whatever who was not born
within the territory of the United States shall hold
enjoy any office of trust profit whatsoever in the gift
the American people, but shall be- and remain until his
DEATH utterly ineligible and incapable of holding such
Office fully and completely the said foreigner had
been convicted of an infamous crime
SEC. g. Nothing in this shall be construed as to
exclude any foreigner from paying any State county
tax any levied by the general government nor
from working any road within the United States nor
from bearing any other burden direct indirect imposed
by the general State government but such alien or
egner shall be required and compelled pay the said
positions and TO perform the labor in the
as he could might have done if be had enjoyed
vote in the election of those by whom the laws were
framed imposing said taxes other burdens and requir-
ing said labor
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The KENTUCKY military Institute,

IREcTED BY board app'aod BY the state under
" the superintendence Col II. W. Moeaa distinguished
graduate u West Point and practical engineer aided BY able
faculty. .sta.s
The Of study IL that taught Tho best colleges with he
addition Ola extended mstemaes eehAe and
snginecsing nains geology tneh hna
h.oroa resdins and business o and N
moseEn languages. A
The the sseand Mon
day In espsmbes Ion September, 1852 Charge s per half
yearly ssssion, payable in sdvancs
sapssinir ndsnl "Miary Iatue Frankia
", Kentucky" the undersigned
Reference Hon. Jefferson Davis, Of War
DUDLEY,
July 22--d1kcp2 10 President he roafd
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oYyIcE surEKisrxxDESr o. PuBLIc Parsrne,
Washington. yuiy ~ ltha
PROPOSALS will be received Al This Office un' b. ~ lay o.
July instant, al II O'Clock, Tor d.sine ans ssEa'g upon
WOOD the highest style of the art tweDUpur - more rsla
by half inchcs Of Illustrate ne
report OF the recent Japan expedition
Aso for drawing the manner twenty or
small Gu Tor
All required tn be drawn e blocks
in the ye the drawing submitted This ON Tor
approval and approx the
engrsvings be executed in the
Proposals will also be received until date for
the highest style OF the and printing IN
one, thousand copies Of
fur x by inches) OF Illustrations
company report.
Of the work
last above named, and printing in colors.
received until the
copper, highest style Of the IL
Of botany and history
Of railroad Pacific
The will be this once, for the OF
DESTROYS bidding for the until the closing OF
bids and information desired will also be furnished
The psPsr required for printing the Autographs will be furnished
by this once.
Contracts with, security win
be required FROM the uccess bidders for the faithful execution Of
their contracts.
separately price, aud but price, for
each class Of work bid for and the tune required the execution
paid, al g. Seaman, Supenntendea, Public Painting,
Washington D. and be plainly endorsed Proposals for Wood
Engraving "LithographiDs" or "Coppepate Engraving,
A. @. BEAMAN,
Superintendent.
I3-difQ3d
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July l3--dinQ3d

In CONTInUATION.-Ws have concluded to continue the
kinds Of silks specified days since prime
money paid time Of purchase
regular prices will be charged Ladies' seeking fancy silks
OF favorable opportunity.
usually fine and stock of oil other
kinds Of fancy and staple dry goods At our poveba low prices
NY-One price only.
81 course continue bills with
settled those days snce will do
without delay
fabrics offered the "maked down" prices, in
PERRY b BROTHER,
9Centra Etores,'' west building
July I7-sdif opposite Centre Market.
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COTTAGE HONE SCHOOL.

avs~ss, ssvssa TsnA nrd Eleventh streets
THIS ycung ladies having Just closed the 9th scho
lsstic and having
ths catering ssmonss o. The satisfaction
children In the various branches
tsusb their siscers and grateful thanks
tho liberal patronage they have heretofore re-
ceived
Contissasior Of tAe School,
This be continued under the supenendence OF
undsrsaned aided BY ccmpstsn teachers IN hneh french
drawing, painting aud the number OF scholars VIII
limited intending continue the education OF their daSgh
desired make endy appicaon For boarding or day
scholars abovo where terms will DC mace known
scholastic win open the ln OF september ccuAn AZ
the bookstores. =. -
July M-solw ID A. IVA fhhc'pa'
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Near Emmius6xyQ Frederick County, Md

HE Of ksudss this institution
emnatss the last Thursday In june The
and tuition 3l50 payable semi
There charges for music drawing paint
as and also for spsais Italian, German and Latin This terms
age, ei0O aanum payable half yenry 10 advance
letter. Of inquiry should DO Addressed 70 the MoThEh sUPE
Maryland.
July 6-dlycar
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IMMIGRATION AT NEw YoRK.-The immigration from Eu-
rope at this port continues exhibit large decrease
The arrivals during the week past have only 25os
Total s'nce the LIST of January to date 1881 time
last year. l6o2o6 decrease, s2,375. This remarkable
falling off reerable mainly TO the recent bard times
here, and the new outlet for emigration the Crimea
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NEW VREsEs ExPoRrs--During the quarter ending the
3oth nit lhe exports FROM New Orleans amounted TO SAL
e55Oo7 including Sls,I5o35o to foreign ports
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NEW York, July 23Flour has advanced IL centssales
OF 1000 bbls at 50 rs sales of $500 bbs southern
$40 ST. Wheat rmer Corn rm-sales Of So 900 bushels
at 30 cents Beef and pork steady. Whkey steady Al
cents
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Flour and corn are uncha ngsd
with good supply and active demand. Wheat has ad-
vAnced cents per bushel.
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ny y. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


nHREE VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
Twelfth and public sae.On Wednesday
6K O'Clock, the premises shall e lots
Davidson's subdivision No 2S5
Of h and street north, the whole
fronting 78k by 81 fso eight inches Twelfth
probably eligible and desirable building lots
delightful Of the city the sale Of which special
attention ID invited Title indsputahle.
The properly be sold entire In lots, 10 desired
third cash tho redue IN six and twelve months,
~ JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July90-d Auctioneer
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Agrieafra Dicision Of he Patent Ogice.Th Laporta
tion Of Guano Great BridinThe imports into Great
Britain Of guano far known since the commencement
of the trade, follows
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Iowa Lands.

CAPITALISTS aud Others wishing
" iands do through he undersigned.
holders 81 land warrants have them loaned actual settler
on one and Two years nme
title is In tine rants. The
perfectly safe Lands selected pertaining 10
agency promptly attended TO.
ANDREW J. STEVENS b co..
Bankers, Fort Des Mones lows.
Refer
T. w. Clark, Dodge, b Co New York.
Bank OF Albany, Albany, New York.
j. M Clarke h Co Washington, d. c.
Cook sargent Davenport Iowa.
Green, Thomas, b Co., Burlington, Iowa.
City Bank of Racine, Wisconsin.
July 24-6mwp
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BY TELEG RAPH.
AslaneAoly Aoe,oleas-- fy,. p.r.on. pyown

Melancholy Accideat--Fsee Psrsoas Dro0ned
CARR MAY, On. J.,) July IA party Of seven persons
ON Saturday last went sailing excursion from Somers
point to bsezeeys point When four miles up the Tucks-
hoe river the boat upset. and persons drowned
T. FULLY, Charles f. Watson with his wife and child, Of
Camden and L. Young, Of Philadelphia. Two were
found yesterday cingng to the bottom OF tho boat.
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ERENCH Drawing Pencils, from the ma mn
factories Of Bousch Walter Hardmuih, and Contee. I'm
ported direct from the makers, Pnris, by
July "a FRANCK TAYLOR
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WANTED IN NEWsPApER.-A gentleman strictly
w huncss habits and
published government One who I'M.
drrstands the printing preferred Isone OF the
editor Of the Union, Washington, D, G.
l0--dd
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WASHIUGTON-1he sub
scber, formerly Of Richmond, Virginia. having established
an once In doors In front OF Treas
ury his claimants the
especially revolutionary srvicas and for land bouner
and pensions under the recent acts ofCongrcss
mnnuscp OF the late David bennington,
has perhaps only which made the i'm
revolutionary in the first auditors office in
copous index the in all
public ocss Capitol Of Virginia These and The
accumuaons years'
hope claim ntsted to him be just he will be
Il, where the claimant himself be entirely
unable do II.
Of land who his
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS
RRSRRKNcKs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac Virginia.
Lyons, ESQ.,, Richmond, Virginia.
Heath, Commissloner Of Pensions, Richmond,
Virginia. En-
stan6rd H.. Parker, Richmond Virginia.
Hon. John 3. Pcndeton, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington d. @.
William J. Ward esq, Baltimore
Lewis Timbelake, esq, New York.
March 7-dAcplys
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SANDY Hook, July 23.--The schooner Columbus from
Plymouth, North Carolina, for New York naval stores
rs ashore Deal beach, and going pieces The crew
saved. The vessel il uninsured.
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n PHILIIPD, o. Mobile, Alabama, Vii practise in
supreme Court Of tho Uniied 6ntes" court Of claims
attend with his profession Office
I'd noheast Of 7h and Lousinnn
June Qo-d0mtf
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THE Fauquier White sulphur springs, Virginia,
open reception Of company, and far more
attractive condition than they ever have been; ,,,
Petersburg fneegncer and Baltimore SUM- to the effect that
they closed for The now traced % a.
shadow Of the subscriber that he will
not be made The Victim such nit an S ns
will dsabuse the public mind the same me
6um. ALEA' bhhEh'
NON RENT.-Ai the northwest and Streets
(east fons) several pleasant rooms with or without board
would be rented sfng or IN suites On Vey
July 6-d1
CLEyEnTH NOTWITHSTANDING in store the eleventh
supply Of our Shaker long cloth" shirtng.
81 ne mn @ Uss 3, cs. Mo the Union
10 cases OF medium shing coons of the most
ioo pieces Irish linens grades, pillow, table,
TowsiiInss and napkins | great psofuson
Dealing ss IN Leland 10 our ORDERS We DO 70
decided bargains IN goods Of that class, :, .,. -
.n ;y Sy sccda i fi Throughout The entire year.
large u those superior and sxssos'y black shs "
orr stock Il dry goods for general family consumption remains
remarkably we'll assorted
Dsiy sddtion iona made 10 our stock.
Good articles prices and fair dealing may be relied on IN All
We are really saying all bills must be promptly settled
~ casn o. n'"0 "n'A r'- PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Csntal ssosss" wsss building,
Ju,y l4-8tsodif Opposite Cente Marhet
rEmEHT, PIAsrnR. HAZE, 90.
Also, constantly hand splendid article Of cement plaster
hair, ae Al q which =" selling vs sn r5s HOOVER
Potomac Lime Kins, one square south Of the
IuIvl ZEN
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United states Court OF Claims.

Real Esats, Bounty Land and General Agency Washing
ton CITY,
GHARLES X SHERMAN, at0rney-at-Iaw, and JAMES g.
WALKER Of Tennessee late reading clerk in the House
associated Themselves together for the
prosecuting claims the either before the
ertabshed Court Claims, Congress- the
utive departments
Claims, Others Involving To-
questions they will be aided Mr.. Charles f.
known In South and West experienced
They will give and prompt attention all busiasss In
and particularly bountylmd
renting leasing, selling, and purchasing real estate
They refer members and exmembers Of Congre
Territories, correspondents
Mr.. Charles E. Sherman,
Once AIS Third street, Of Gadys Hotel.
April 92-eOdudHcp
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SPECIALIZING IN coRN-It is stated by the New Orean
Delta that sold in that market the lth ms
for IS cents, which had been purchased speculation
some two months since at 81 TO- and stored in anticipation
of still higher prices.
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GENERAL NEW s..

TIE WESTERN RpKRs.-The ST. Louis Republican Of
Thursday last says The river at this point continues
fall-nine feet is the last report Cairo Illinois river Is
falling, as also the upper Mississippi The Missouri is re-
ported falling with four and half feet in the channel to
ST Joseph The boats that have gone up within week
have had 70 discharge part Of their cargo get over
barsp
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Geological SurUeys, Chemical Anaye, and Location of Pub
tic Lands
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DEATHS IN New YoRK.-There WERE we learn from IL
official report of the city Inspector 59l deaths in the cit
during the past week. being increase Of 94 the
tally of the week previous, OF the whole number bt
$50 adults the balance with the exception of sever
being children of ten years and under.
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,,Ot urnT--Ai the northwest corner
Feast front1 pleasant with without board
They sins In suites on very reasonable
if early application be made.
July 6--d6
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isouss-garmlsnlng Dry Goods.

pHR sutsefie eeg respectfully invite she atertoa Of
houtkees hure furnishing apartments 20 ie itcw-
ns is Il nrtessy hch have beH sUlpfd
with iht eUubuy, uud vii "
gd the,nrfts of ruc1seTs 10
examine cur stock before purchasing elsewhere:
IN ouR CARPET ROOMS
There may ~ times lae designs 10 every yaey
ef velvet Wilton, artsy Biusse, rte ply, trgniu snd Hi
Ings winch nRuy dgns winch eohdned
~ our saes uGcnsivtly ~ this Dis'neL
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
WI be kept complete throughout The sniIe
brtng sFRsh trocls satin ee, stgrfd
feps, w 40 dansk plata. figured aud striped IGrketed cash
eircsuy mbptd lace aed muslin curains; hraas cor
nces eenIgr ae side too ard msft and al necessary Hx
utss llr trimming hni hanging curals.
IN BEDFUaNisHlNG GOODS
Wc 9A 10 T. lt4 I34 and l34 extn-supero English
bluGkc-, wEch Grher and imported direct.
90 Ict, IA 1, 2f- Hgd 3 Marsallrs aad toilet qaits.
N 10 4, lt3 and l2t hbrn theesuRs srUt variety,
10 y, ~ aud a cotton srtines aud quilted cpntOfts
liOru nnd shariing 1r pdow aud nnlsieT easss
Ei,per, GainHsk, Mtchat0ck, Gih ahet dwellings,
rnupi.te taba super saiu
daiask Hhf cloths from 20 seven yans To-
napkins ofevery quuUy, the cheapsst tie hue
ddiaatk dayhfs
oeeihs N u stock of house gr' hirs requisites N our
line. which deeu be ed, but lch VIII
be shown wh pleasure 2 al who may favor " with call
noOE GRO, 4 CO
Dec l5--aaw4Sir
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Ntltts.

No nay will made for trips performed and for each Of such
nrl saacoy espHasd ttre unts he % t uP
800 a. d.autMd Fnt
nariou win dependg as, and sufficiently oKcusrd
,onh ~ be cumpsn for he tep subj 60 ieteiup
pines WA unie Delinquency To- promptly
islcly sxsncd eernhepes of phsfma fs ~ the aida
WIS r pisohs gecug take the nIsi from
Or into posi- E,f au, 70 br njured destroy d r6
bra a. lost aad a,er dnand convey mail
ieou n,Iy a- cpncrtnen in "a
hees on s The Pos master O. raj annui the
agreeabiy
obuR The ps Office instructions ~ the depnrine,
or m Assigning lha epairsct The pn-
General Gucfa alter ha schedule liz may
order BY alius
U,o rata al
discontinue phalr part no
Of nay mnnlh compensation
Of service dispensed III bids shonld
superscrittd Had Proposals
Keaiu ky.u .
department fore ha ls o Api, 1856 tor aaer
eoGdi incorporated the bidders may
pamphlet Advertisement for conveying rails Ia Kentucky Ten
ncssee, Missouri, aud Iowa, of ie5i.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 22-lawiw ! Postmaster General.
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Housekeeping Artic!es.


house utHslR goods, which u now rendered
complete ia every department cons sting part Of
FRENCH CHI "a.
G5dband plain whtr and dinner dessert aud
tnr pieces cups with and without
pcr perfume hoes, card receivers whh arge variety
ares appropriate 10 decorate eiagere pa'or table, and
~" lRoN-sroNE CHINA.
Dinner tea and toilet SETS; ao, - pieces large
stock Of Edwp'Gss latest skapes
GLASS WARE.
American French B.,Gnan, snch decauers, hacous
cnappasrts clarc nosa shctes, Madeirss BntGun
quo umhers bows, eeefes, water boes hoa' bowie
dishes, saita, Fiehcs &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
Ia sets Of hair or any y-our fyhree pieces; aso
ivory handied Auyos only catve's and forks stees &C.
BLoCR1iN GOODS.
such as chatting dishes coffee aud urns,
coffee ppts pols, coffee bigsns, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
such co and sets ard fHks, cas"rs,
d,s pitchers. baskets, walcr2, Sc
gAPAENGD GOODS.
walr trays, and IN Gets plate warmers sop rs,
DOT tubs, water cans ac
GAS FIXTURES.
Ftom the factory naser Phiadeha for sale
the manufacturers rrun Frte's.
MISCELLANEOUS
appa pnndoles tenders and irons, bruhes
lnis pddrr door mats goods
na requisites Uos' cvty description; Io,tnrr with
ags auces oGuHnY and ornament not deened
n.ckepprrs viii il decidedly bcir
stock prces Tiy w 1pd large assortment NJ
e 4 goods bc pa'eha ed IA any o' Tue east
cru cilics
Caalorucs containing compre lut Of every article kept
sale eau b. had On arptcatoa az the store - ,,,, -.
NovH- aawswf Ion IaI'
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United states Mail.

Posr oputR DFPARTaEHT,
HrrenbcT y. 1854
PROPOSALS carrying the mails q lhe Unled strs am Chg
~ Anti sa 10 tbe june nciuvet hr tpipgiug
o,,s II Ken,rkV pi be the Conuacl Ore ~ NE
post once .paflmabt e sasiHsu uhh q M
~ M oh dy III Ftb14ry, 1855 be- decided hy the IT. Mncb
nlnins on The The ine hsIeh spesifed, Wat
sa7s From London K,., BY Lsusl Bridge, MFIigur's " ~
lynn o mn. narhou syi- Fiat LICK Cunet raHi Ford
Yrlmw on, H. ,pnbrfld Gap, tfenn) fazeweii - e
nn,err Thorn lli, ctatipn aud hafshelis frty,
10 RH,seiivie .. mites aud hack htee times week, ~
horse coaches tbs, hassebaek the
OF le
Leave Lona0n monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at
Afriye a Russ.l vile next d5ys ~ ~, M;
Leave Ruaseyie AlVnlBy, W dDesday ard FidAy a. ?,
ltfiye AZ London next days Wy ppm
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Mysteries OF the past once.
"a mail bag is an epitome Of hua,an iifr."

TEN iEAbS aGOSG TIE NAH. BAGS;
Or Notes from ne ury ef Ses.al ase"t cf @e P.a oGcs
aDfptftAEdst
BoLBRook
i2mo 42 pp. Price ~ rs BeuuuIy wh 10
kci, aaa u wood enstaynss, from t'ssns chs ~
W iiafi-y,
Office Dtpatinent ny gentleman wfn par ohg
and l. sl out speci hs
tr pacuci cpsfaithF o ~ p, ON eH Niht enN Hie
EXIT rrptrsnce hrve fuE,shet
sircion AID nshet o Offenders apanst bt laws sbsrttd
Cor te ecaa The mas and he lyioaby :" pi'ato cures
p1Idence.
~ 'li snghenti aud powerful
sar press Bef from Of these many haiieripG
notess anneAed'
be book VIII we cnteraHg or
vrlness interest," and Serert run 70 atuet Wit form
lS \. Eseaing Posi-
We are 10 conccdr o'brook narrative ~ his post
er experiences being exceedingly interesting
suggestive baok.R L. Herald
The ca est entertaining book have recently
Mr. HobfoUk's true, hyhhed recitais beat al MAI
that m hNrs ahd iitVcs AMID our nioutf
l,ft - Boston Pst
Ts work cnmtnds ielf by is subject every
peTsa n q can a OF Wrtie p letter
tPaiiadciJA hid ponnsytvanan.
more nrusipg, AMI, iiue interesting ofs
bcen published Ia hnieriea-PaIedEpai4 Bun
Avel-w,i,teu stausing work. which
[Paiodetphta Saturday Post.
II abounds with sketches instructive
lFhtddoiphta inqaircr.
This hook Is indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining open
ing new source IfGiord Daily CopTanf.
his skttChus i dozen novels RtchmoHd LHqnfr
M pprsaH allowed hinssif arbor for
petou's eer read te hook with
fhudlarng The lsdtat Freemee winch ne has raad
Ssr H1rsu Register,
Puld.nrd ~ Il cowperhsait Co., Philadelphia.
For salehy all booksellers and itws- agents
Dpc9 2--dB
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o, j. Q. Meuuittn. Auel.onees.

VERY vhLuABiE HEAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE jUhLslAEY
Sq1nre ou Thursday 1frrtto, I&huay ~ at
o'rt, valuable frpefty
Firt Cprs gltnrnl Ctnfct rened SUI snte
daey opposite a the south hell ofoi M 10 ht
wbou O ini No a. square lsi, ,ug trout 81 81 r
3iEcnrs wbo!e depth e loh together win the bucnE
Improvements.
Thg believed be unquesuonabie. An convey Al
ile
'rrrn,s nj stie JAS. G. Mcguire,
Dec l5-eu&ds AucioRear.
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The pts~oa Viii Le entered books, sisss
lhs %, ol,he subscription be made IN adynnes
Distant subscribers b. letter, tie
Of which ~ be paid BY and a risk assuEd By Ourselves s
safe Transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER Published tri weekly during tho
sions Of Congsess, and semi eky during the
Subscriptions period less year viii be received
Terms proportions cd he above
OPPORTUNITIES authorized agents Hnds
nv sending DAILY subscribers with 500 encIsedi
rvs SEMI lwEEKLY subscribers, with S enclosed, will te en-
tled 0 = coyy srats
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80 minutes and on that motion demanded the yeas aud
nays.
The yeas and nays were ordered and being taken re-
sulted--yeas s5 nays lie.
So the motion WAS not agreed TO.
Mr. JONES then moved to take recess until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock which motion agreed TO amidst
shouts OF laughter.
The first question tomorrow will be the call for the pre-
yous Question the resolution of the gentleman from
Ohio IMr CAMPBELL, amended by the gentleman ron
Indiana, Mr.. CoLfAx
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