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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31

Aus ~ ]. H 3 800, 81 4. A IS
The sea has drilled lts rlotous forces INTO
massive phalanxcs and orderly squadfons-
n plnce Of The FabbIe Of breakers, biilow
oaeialions MeTe charging the shore. Z ~
power. what majesty q motion, wnat vast
beauty 81. curve and curl! Watch those
rolling undulations ia the distance. What
JOY sof expectation! See them hease nearer
the liquid val eys deepenings the slopes
dafkenlng rs they apProach--the forward
line pushes On I'll i mounts for-its maj
blow, whisens on the ridge. shakes us iiiietl
threatening edge, bends and flings Ifsaii'
with dcilbsrate fury upon the slnothered.
grooming shore The gurgling foam =
caught, as u retreats,b BY the next line, which
rides up ~ greater p0mPs just as y curis,
q fresh put Of the land breeze lets ioose z
mane o. mist nom ~ long array ana IKE
ten thousand horses and horsemen with
streaming nair' : rnsnes win lmpetuous
roar Iar up me granne rampaIts. We cant
Keep our mats on while the thifa rank ilowns
behind =; We swing mem win WHO ae-
light, e see y gather. and rise, ana Knit us
forces into threatening column, quarter
Of mile IN length; and then We scream
impotent cheers as It tumbles lss sefrled
thunder, and hnrls mass OF 5riny and bra
cling fragrance into the air We exclaimed
that u was wrong to have such a sublime
exhibition for nothing; and my friend with
enthusiastic waggery, proposed 70 throw
his note for hundred dollars, at sixty days
into the surf.
l have no donht tho English language has
words which can be so artistically ordered
by master, as 70 represent the csrious sur
ges that sweep in pyramids up those small
rocky coves. They DO not bend at the top,
and pour out their foam in crescent caia-
ract. They move up with vast base. and
as they near the shore, the creamy surface
rolls over the top, or breaks from the side,
as from q liquid volcano venting us fcecy
lava and flows down the blue advancing
slope, till the rocks break the whole mass
into whiteness. On another spot, the bill
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31

EXTRAORDINARILY AND CuRInus ErFEcrs
or HEAT.--Chemical laws are so suspend
ed at very highsiemperature, that however
near the relation Of two elements, they will
not coalesee A lucifer match dropped on
red hot crucible viii not ignite, although
the phosphorus nielts, and the naked hand
may be plunged into the molten steel With
out injury, or even the fine hairs being
singed. Tho experiment might safely b..
made with kid gIose---the leather would
be found uniaiurcd. Il Is we'll ascertain-
ed fact that matte. can be heated 10 an in
iensity that will not burn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31

a PuzzLEp YAsKss.-Quillip told a good
stcry of a man on Mississippi steamer,
who was questioned by Yankee. The
gentleman, to humor the fellow. answered
all the questions straight forwardly, until
the down easter was fairly puzzled Tor an
interrogatory. At last he inquired
"Iook here, Squire, where were yeou
hornl. F9's las7r -
"Iwas horn" said the victim, sin Bos.
ton, Tremon, ST., No. "A, on the lat day Of
August, 1920, at 8 o'clock ia the afternoon.'
Yankee was answered completely For
moment he was stuck. Soon, however,
his face frightened, and he quickly said:
( . Vas; wall, Icalculate yeou don't re-
collect whether il was frame or a brick
house, deu ~ s sa ae
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-31
The Tide Of Travel.

. rhe Five-I Headed NIons.er d Inideli.y.
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ny }. c. MCGUIRE, Aue.,on.-r.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT NEAR
the eyBy virtue OF deed from Geo n Mosrey,
Ann The subscribers herring The m
day OF December 1854 recorded ia Lber j. A. 81 NJ"
Us, foos sos sos 0 a0 9 $40, the land records
Washington county, District Coiumha viii sell,
Mt MeGure auetion public sucoh on Thursday The
9Th day of Deernbes 1883 al al that piece psee Of
land the Washington the District aio esai, being
of lite whereof Anthony Holead, died reizd, ard
called Pleasant Plans" and III. and
Anthony jr. conveyed Boze aayhew
which John Pcke the pacel of land
lying OF The Washington and Rockville turnpike road
containing i've and sixteenth OF
No Tsyor's subdsson beginning
the The eide OF the turnpike road, al te end Of
measured snh.ry tho
the Rock Greek Church road oad
private called 1lo road leading nom the said nfnpks
road another u the ad land owned the raid
with the raid Washington aId
Rockville rBpke road o three degrees wes 2s 90 perches %
sold c. Lewis; right angles with the said
turnpike perces; right The faid
line parallel with The said st line 2cs6 perches rnd
angles with the sad td line and
second 2S46 the line Of the
The place of beginning beiug the hand
the said Ann Brown juhD
shaies deed duly recorded in 1885, with the improvement
Terms: Onsfouh ensh the balance ia mr equal laynenis
twelve, csrss twraty fol t6ath be seessu By
Of Unless
within Ave days nom The day OF sale, the trustees
The rish purchaser All convey
! purchasers expense.
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON,
IICHARD II. CLARKE,
Trustees
JAMES C.. MCGUIRE,
Nov e7--2aw Sds Aucioaeer
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ny g. ). MCCORMICK. Anctioneer.

UcTIoN SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
A establishment Tuesday, hs 18th day Of January 1856,
Alexandria, Virginia. will be sold tho valuable
shmen owned by the Virginia Locomotive aud Cur Manuaur
ing Company, tfofmefly Smith Psrkins)
The real estate comprises lot Of ground aud whnves fronting
the Potomac point
on Woc street. loe feet e Of Union sJrsi tn line runs sonh
binding eei alley, 6 ect inches east TO the chm
mel OF the river Pouac thence nch iG feet thence
wes binding en- Wolfe street, the beginning and contains about
aso feet Of ground, exclusive OF front There IL
sufficient depth OF float the laRest ciass Of v~sso This
property is connected BY switch with the Orange aud
aoad following buildings
brick md with rrcuy against hre rt machine shop,
which has ground doer s by o2 feet lI by 30
third 81 BY q iee ID hscksm shop "A b IS fse. %,
40 feet The tools complete Of modern
cney suitable for manufacturing locomotive marine and station
and all Glasses machinery ard also
and freight and railroad work OF kinds The machinery H.
sufficient 70 ork abon 800 advantage and there ample
shop room 10 work 500 men, ii required.
The foundry property the square Of ground
bounded by Wilkes f, Gbbon and Asaph with
The oi a2 s 81 rqnne ground srouud
of S2 the above ~ by lie Feet will be in
ead.d % me gaze 1h.s property son on hs uanGe
proof nndy 90 by 60 Feet with all requisite cI9oas
ovens, ssks sheds &c for cass foundry business The
.n'e property bni rra and pcsona wiH % sold
'oer favorable opportunity for paies having
sufficient cnra 10 cnaar IN profitable husiaes In desirable
safe $4,000 8e,037 paid
February ii, with interest payable sent annually $3s44s &c 10
be ls Of May 1864, with payable quarterly
aud the eSidue years. with payable
nusy The deferred be made HE Ist Of February
1861, May ls8 by
above be deed OF the properly
eoaaie notes with approved endorsers
Immediately will b9 rold entire
n1es hand comprising lumber COAL ron bar
and boiler iron, &C, &C.
Terms: All &O0 cash $780, four months, with
Pauics deing property, wishing furshsr
RICHARDS G. SMITH,
Dec 5--2awil5Jan Alexandria, Va.
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Housekeeping Articles.


THE public his extensive
a.sor,ment furnishing goods, which j. rraoeed
complete in every department, cons sung part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
band pan white and richly dinner DESERT
dinner and IN de-
pecss rich and with and without motsoss
fancy articles appropriate decorate eagere ario table, and
IRoy-sToNE CHINA
Dinner tea and also, detached pieecsi large
stock Of Edwards's latest Shapes
GLASS WARE. -
American French Bohemian, such decaners fagons
goblet caet hock Madeas Buaundies
liquors. umbers how ceees water hoiIef, float bows
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In fyone and three peces also,
ivory knives only and forks, seeis, ae
BLoCK-TIN GOODS.
Such ciafng "a nches coffee and
coffee pois tea pois, coffee bigsins &c
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee and tea ten se spnona and forks astors
dishes, pchers cake and fruit baskets walters, &C.
JAPANNED GOODS.
waier, trays plate slop jars,
DOT tubs, water cans, &C.
GAS FIxTUREs.
Cornelius Baker, Philadelphia, for sale
the manufacturers retail prices
MISCELLANEOUS.
grandoes tenders and ironn brushes,
hod addes goods,
cooking requisites of every description with
Of articles utility and ornament MOI deemed
ccssnry to particuarze.
Hpnsekeepes decidedly exauine my
stock and prices They will not only find large assortment from
e description goods be purchased In any o the
ciiies.
Goods delivered TO of Georgetown Tree 0i
Catalogues containing complete every KEEP.
sale can De had on application at the store -, ,o,p no
Nov l--2taw6,vT Iron iiall ,
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BY JAMES Q. MesUIREl. Auct.onser.

GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF RARE AND BEAUTI-
II London books received from celebrated London
Monday evening, December H. O'Clock,
shall sell without large and valuable
OF books received from Lumey" London
Maximan, in the interior Of North Amerjca
timing 81 splendid paes publishers price f35 Transactions
Antquaan society, and valuable pa
cal Apparaas Transactions Of !hs Society OF As Panoramic
price guneas a,ge Historical Map of acstnc coored
Outlines from the Ancients Museum Ci-
ypographa Printrrs
Complete Works Of John Hunter including Lectures
Surgery Atlns and plates;
Tour Rome; Western Railway with splendid
Plates Tunnels Brdses Stations Ac., in the highest
ihogaphc (oidmh's Works; C0bbat,
Systematic Eucnton &c together with large valuable col
works, many Of which spenddy ius-
traied
Catalogues may be had at the counting room.
Terms cash. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Doc ii Aucione.r.
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Gautier's Restaurant.

II undersigned respectfully informs he honorable
Congress that he IL prepared ,urnirh
exceeding gentlemen eael
establishment Each Nil have The exclusive
Tor and dining
Having had much experience and having in his
surpassed city of the Union
undersigned confidently that he furnish gentlemen
their meals in the proposed in style hotel
in the city, and upon moderate terms
His larder will at all times be supplied with the best provisions
this and 0iher markets Afford
Wines and liquors of description win be furnished mod
rates. HH
Rooms be rented in the vicinity and The undersigned sns
fed gentlemen will adopt the plan he they will only
lind tie satisfactory but the economical OF living
the metropolis. q. GAUTiER.
Nov 3O--lw 2J2 Pennsylvania
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United states Patent Offioe,
Washington, December IL, 1855.

Washington, December ii, 1t55.
IN of Thomas Woodward Of New York, praying for
of granted to him on the 7h day Of
MAY, S42 Improvement "shielded pine"
the expiration Of said which takes place the
9TH d.y Of May, 1856
Monday, 2st Of April at II O'Clock, and all
appear show cause have,
why said peiton ought not to be granted.
Persons the extension required die In the Patent
objections, specially writing twenty
days Of hearings all testimony filed by either party
said hearing must be taken and transmitted in
codanre with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
I,icnon.
The testimony will he cored lIth day
April; and other relied testimony,
Office before the morning that
arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered published In the Union, Inteli
geUeg Evening Star, Washington, G.; Rerubcan Bal
philadelphia Pa Journal ofCommerce, New
iioson, Massachusetts, week for three
weeks the 2st Of April The day Of
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
of the above papers will copy, and send
Once, with paper containing this notice
t2--Iaw3w
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Circular.
AGENCY OF FRENCH SpoLrArlos CLAIMS,
Washington, November y, 1855.

AGENCY OF FRENCH SpoLI ALTON CLAIMS,
Washington, November ~, 1855
IN inquiries addressed claimants
the United States OF spolaIons committed by
French
lS00viz
towards obtaining redress deem expedt thus
publicly inform all
has been concluded most ucious voluntarily submit
their claims 10 the Claims Couns they would be
thousands other decided
for mention other obectonbut submit iem
Congress (preeng Senaie)
ing OF the session. in the full expectation that direct relief
viii be provided for them through board Of
ths Claims shall
tribunal Congress will grant, that claims may
made 10 by direct legislative
The adjustment OF these claims would fully and constantly
board Of the highest class for tee justice
Il Nov 23-dlw JAMES H. CAU5TEN.
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MATCHES, Jcyvciry, silver Ware, Nc.--We aen-
magnificent stock OF very gold waches
ewelry, silver pitchers, gobcis
spoons, table silver silver
cases portmonnaies, fine fans, &C.
Also, plated abata goods, and superior table
icry.
Gold spectacs and glasses every variety Particular
ention paid The selection of glasses adapted to the
"a ~.
facility prepared in the best
manner. the largest for all Articles line.
o description klfy repaired
practical knowledge Of this bauc which strict
even Satisfaction to those having fne watches
repair.
Engraving branches including cutting arms, cresis
mottoes, n stone, the best
Card engraving printing promptly executed.
NJ W. GAIT Il BRO,
asi Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th aud ION stce
Nov 3g--d3t Washington, ID. G..
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yESEHAL AGENCY AT WAsEIrGTOs.--Ths sui
scriber formerly Richmond, Virginia.
Office in this city, in the
Department. tenders his govern
msn especially for Revolutionary services bountiet
and peAseas under the recent acts OF Congress
Having the
he has perhaps, the only index which i'm
msnse Of revolutionary papers the first nudor
Richmond He has also copous the
the oshar public Offices inihs Capitol Of Virginia. These and
accumuaiona from other twenty
title him to hope that II just win b.,
able TO show IT, where the himself may
unable 10 do IT, 17T97'
For claims under the % March, giving
~ land TO all who bae his
charges VIII be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomnc, Virginia.
James Lyous, ESD. Richmond, Virginia.
james Heath, late Commissioner Pensions, Richmond
Virginia. &t "'
Stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John S rendletOn, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon Washington, ID. G
William Ward, esq, Baltimore.
i Lewis Timberlake, esq, New York'
March 7--d&cpys
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THE subscriber variety and Italian
MARBLE MONUMENTS of highly I'm
ished Workmanship which he nviles the attention Of pubic
Persons Of other kind OF
will find their advantage him and
workmanship the best quality and will be sold
lar be obtained the Norih
Also hand large stock Of highly finished MARBLE MAN
Tells which will be sold at reduced prices.
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Marble Yard from l31 street, oppo-
site National Theatre
Nov l--eo3m
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LhGINEEHs' and Mnchtni,ts' Drawing -Book.-A
complete Of instruction for the practical engineer
folio, many engrayngs. Iondua, l655--Si3 so.
isometiea Drawing in pr gsssve iessons by n. Burn
London, 1883, In two paris each 62k
Johnson Practical Dsugbi-man, complete Of
engineering, architectural drawing design quar-
London, many engravings--S9 so.
The Illustrated London Dsawng Dook with 300 Illustrations
70 FL
Browns Practical Propcctive VOL London, large quao
81 SO.
Sopwths someica Drawing; JoPina's somecal Perspec
tive Wliamss Motcl Drawing Wesle's Architectural
and Mechanical Drawing; Kusi's Inventive Drawing
toms Drawing ftom ohc; Pynr's Practical DawiDg
Gwi Shadows Wines Mapping Engineering
Beaut Reaufres Ia construction des
hydrographques ozann les les
And other valuable worksEnglis European,
American--on The saIne cass Of subjects
Nov 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ffa, cop and Geaicmeas Frnishiny Establishment
hE Undersigned, having expense fitted up splendid
s}ie rtoe No. j PeDns avenue,
nnh side hhye ths honor 10 ths citizens the
D1e members OF Congress- generally
hnt cy are now opening, aud
and ashionabe stock Of usually ouad In Gs
part =
eaty herbe Cenn and other
Feit Hats Tor men and boys, all size shapes prices.
Navy, black and fancy cloth for and boys
unirfsbrfs aud drawers OF siik, lambsvooI
SHAKER habhei Tsvio and Scotch wool. cashmere meno
prices.
Dfess s''ss ot linen and cotton, with plain
b5ndr. " 7'
s,oysa stocks ties cayas suspendsrr hosiery OF all kinds,
rs robes, smoking caps, genenens shawIs
mufisrs aud gaines canes, umbrellas. toilet articles, Ac.
oei e which they respectfully solicit feeling
confident tat several years this
bemto present Inducements 10 all who may favor them with
cnIi. HHNe'f
Fair dealing and moderate prices may relied npoa.
GEO H. d. WHITE u co,
Dec s--esdlnf No. 33l Pa nv, between 9th snd i0,h
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tertninnent Mt the Western Presbyterian Church.
TUE ladies of this congregation that In
l. few weeks they will givcnu
edfce, consist supper And useful
articles. The avaA II this will
aid in furnishing church. IL
shall he sold above its par vaiut
Rafles CHARGE will be
he admission fee shall be Only I21f cents
will he spared satisfaction visiers
patrons q the enterprise
aid object, contributions money,
fancy articles aud respectfully solicited IL
NJ Haskell principal drectrcss No 80
of "e circle will be thankfully received
gratefully acknowledged. Nov 5-2nw3~
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NEW GOODS FOR RGENfLEMEN.-P. j. STEER mcr-
taior has jus, receva large and beautiful stock
goods whw he respectfully invites the
Of II ~ the public.
In varied stock Of cloths, ca-siueres
geniiemen's furnishing
goods aisov very completes such as--
arf-, cravais, stocks. tios, gnves
suspendrrs, hosiery
sls cotton, aud wooicn undeohirls, drawers, Sc.
He prepared clio bag order short
style OF unsurpassed elegance, and ut fair
Gentlemen solicited call early select choice styles
No. fsS Seventh
Sept 9--3thyvn
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Maryland Lotteries.

MAsAGERs' OfFcE,
baltimore, December 1855.
THE managers Of the Maryland lotteries viii pive their
Il filling and cerdcaies would
respectfully of public the following tn
liant schemes 10 be drawn in December
All tickets certificates OF packages or tickets The lotteries
authorized by OF Maryland Autographed sigma
of r. x. Brennan, General Agent for the Contractor.
scnrMe.
$4,000 capital.
90 prizes OF SJ,0io Tickets only Sl2
MAGNIFICENT soufAr.
Nearly pr'za .20 every prizes =.
i,t3o three Dun,ber prizes
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
CLAss A.
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RICH AND MAGsIrIcEsT SCHEME.
Capital Sos 900.
,RAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

Halves ............... 90 Eighrs. ........ so
As each package of tickets ccr'ain amornt
sell certificates OF for The difference between
the ckes and whit they draw which ea,es thr
chaser such the numbers the
guaranteed
Under each Of the above will be found price
ufcaies Of packages.
These lotteries drawn In public and carried with the
scrnpuions being authorized by under
the surveillance of hr Stale, appointed officer
ng of the various afford sufficient guarantee
the pubic Of the faisness with which they drawn.
The Responsibility lotteries, and the
5ne for Of all prizes will the
continued and Of all who feel disposed
bark in these enterprises.
An win be paid by drafts the cities,
chaseTs direct.
viii be with tickets
ordered lottery official drawing will
be forwarded together with written OF the result Of the
purchases.
The numbers Of the Maryland lotteries also published
by the state commissioner In aI the daily papers in baltimore,
National In.eigencer and Union, Washington D.
Persons undcrs confidently
promptly filled, stcte confidence oh
| = + f4 & =
containing all The schemes Of the Maryland lotteries
win he suy by addressing the undersigned
Address a y. *. brennan,
No. Calvert street, BALTIMORE Maryland
/ Dec
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The Of frnon viii he catered our books, unless
The n.ent the subscription be made in advance
msy money letter. The postage
ef which Win be paid and assumed h5 ourselves Ia s
s1fr Transmission.
The COUNTRY fArEk !. rnSishes uiwscky during the
sons ii Cong ~ss, and semi-wssk KY during
subscriptions period less year will te received
,enms proposuobcd 10 the above annual rates
,oy-PosTmA AsTERs authorised ssens and
BE- sending us yrvx DAILY sstsob, with $50
RVS WEEKLY susseribes with sa5 enclosed viii hs
uIed copy gratis
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FORGE w. MORELi,, Attorney and Connseiior at
~ law, United commissioner commissioner
for the cour CInims, No ~ Wall street, New York.
Refers % Hon United Stsies Supreme Court
Hon H. Fish General G. Tn'trn Corps
of Engincsrs Blair Solicitor The Court
on city. f' Oct tI0-NyFhsun3m
THE Prison Of Seefsevreden, and Glance ns shs
Illustrations. FRANCk TAYLOR.
New 8
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mo. SOL

No 549.l
NOTICE % disc0ntin OF the United States
lN office nj Wand ALA, in the State Of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby ihnt Of law and IN view
report officers VANpALIA ILLSos the
below
directed thai the land office
be DISCONTINUED and the lands remaining UNFOLD
The dsconinuance be made subSci sale and
srnserisLp, in said State
remaining and unappopated by law, und suhec
private entry oco disconiinued will
from OF receipt notice
receiver thereof and the land officers
win public notice q the day which they
win he receive applications for Of such lands
q their office.
hand the city of Washington, this Eth day Of
December, a. ID. 1855.
THos. A. HENDRICKs,
Commissioner OF the General Land 0hice.
Dec l1-law6w lIntellgwncer d Stnrl
INArCH REPAININfs.-W Watches and pocket
of descriptions complicated skill
fully repaired by competent workmen. 9E.
practical Knowledge of this brunch Of business, which
personal given, guarantees
persons having hne watches, &C. 10 repair.
32i Penn. avenue, between 9h and 10Th streets.
Dec T--3aw2w
ENGRAviNG.-We are prepared promptly aud in
A Inc best style ofbe every description including
card engraving and printing promptly executed.
NJ. W. GAIT h BRO, Jewellers,
s2i Penn. avenhe, between 9th and 10Th streets.
Dec 7--3iawaw
In. FL0aE1CE O'DosNooUUE, once ass 7th
" stsees, : ~ 1oors north of g.
Dec l--dlR
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The House then proceeded to 6eth vote with the fol-
lowing result -.
Whole number Of votes 2ai necessary to choice, rs;
of these
Mr.. Banks rece
fichnrdsOn. ..,... 's-'t's' -
H. NJ. Fuller. "s..ss -
Scattering. A
Mr. Bankss vote on this ballot was the same as on the
first ballot Of to-day except that be lost the vote OF Mr..
Edwards -,
Mr. Richardson's vote was the same on the first ballot,
except that he gained the vote of Mr. Shorter.
Mr.. Fuers vote unchanged.
So there choice
Mr.. SAGE moved to adjourn.
The question being taken BY tellers the motion was
agreed to- and balpast o'clock the House adjourned
until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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HARVEY IL ADAMS, having purchased Of NJ. wheeler
III stock of hardware the lately occupied
the Pennsylvania opposite Browns Hotel,
respectfully call the attention Of purchasers their
we'll goods. We by strict
ness and good OF all articles line
continuance Of tho custom of tho old firm.
HARVEY & ADAMS.
Id
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VIM. nj. Merrick,

WIN. Nj. Merrick,
No. % Louisiana avenue,
WILL Court OF the United States, the
iumbi,.
Dec 27-2avt