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pERgOyly.

....It IS stated that Ex-Governor Reeder
las written to Lis friends in New York that he
will return home by the way Of that city.
New York will have a plenty of lions
and lionesses, Tin addition to any number of
iackals anu .jaekasseS,) next month; Rachel in
The dramatic Hue; John b. Cough for the tenn
perance people; and Father GavaEzi for the
Know Eothings; then. there is Thackery for
those Of literary tastes, ard Rev. DIR. Newman
for the Catholics.
Eighteen abandoned women were arrest
ed ON Thursday at dance house in Church
street, New York. Some were committed for
further examination, some Sent to the peEitenti-
airy, ard others discharged on promise Of re-
form. All hands had been engaged as a mod
ell artist dancing troupe, at house Of i'll re-
pute in Church street, and were arrested in
the very act.
80. Rev. L. Giustiniani, d. D., well known
20 the religious public throughout the country
died not long since in Cincinnati, in the fifty
ninth year OF his age.
.,...A party Of negroes. dressed in the new.
est =. vie Of Partisan fashion, are now visiting
Paris They are attaches of the Court of thu
Emnero4 ,Souloque. Among them are Genera
Copnt E,os Senator and Grand Chancellor O
the Emnire, VI. count EIoa, his son; Bafor
simon, and the CO.. mt de Val.
.Ra.hers name--ths great French &C
tress-is pronounced Rasa-A oeli' ihat Is tn
Par-ee style.
....A specimen Of united African '"ihs II
DOW exhibiting at London, and said to BE- YER
extensively visited.
....On the 4th inst, a union convention corA.
posed Of Wings ard Democrats, assembled at
Rockville. Id, nominated the following ticket:
For House OF Delegates-Dr. Washinton Du.
vail, DR.. c: A. Harding. Orphans Court
Robert p. Dunlop, John Jones, Of N. Hazel
b. Cashell, DIR. j. w Anderson, States At
torney-W. Viers Bouic. Suryeyor-wiIliam
=. Dade. COmmissioners-HoWaId Griffith,
Vim. III. ofut, Vim. II. Spencer, Samuel
Riggs, Of r., John T. Benson, VIM. Reid.
For sheiiG-Riehsrd Groones. The copyen.
zion also recommended Major George Pete,
for Commissioner Of Public Works, and Gen
ghenss !, Cywie for Congress.
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The Elections.

NoRrH CARoLNA.-The sum of our aidi-
sionai news from this State is, that Scales
(Dem.) has certainly beaten Puryear OK. N J
for Congress- Democratic gain-making the
delegation stand Democratic 6, Know Moth
inys2. -
KESrUcKY.--We have Know Nothing nc.
counts from Kentucky, saying that Morehe lad 8
TX. NJ majority for Governor will reach 8. 900.
and that the Know Nothings have 6, and the
Democrats Q, members of Congress from the
eight districts from which returns have been
received, leaving two districts still in doubt.
ALABAxA.-The days news says that W ak.
er, K. N, has certainly been elected to Con.
yress in the Mobile district, an event gener-
ally expected. though scattering returns re-
'eived yesterday from portion of the district
induced hope that Stalworth had defeated
him. With this exception we have nothing
further from Alabama than we published yes
terday.
TENNEssEE.-Nothing whatever has reach
ed US to-day from the Tennessee election.
MIssoURI.-0n Monday last, there was an
election in st. Louis city and county for coun-
~ assessor and assistant county attorney, with
the following result
For Attorney-Voullaire (anti-K NJ $685.
Dedman TX NJ 2,150
For Assessor Pollitz (anti-K. NJ 1917; Brua
"a. NJ 2,l72.
There were some 200 scattering votes thrown.
This is sweeping and terrible defeat of Know
Nothingism in one of its recent strongholds
VIRGINIA.-We have at length the official
account of the late Virginia election, showing
maJorities as follows: For Governor-Wise,
(Dem.) SS,4A; Flournoy, TX. NJ 1924;
majority for Wise l0,ls0. The majority for
McComas, (Dem.,) for Lieutenant-G Governor,
is 1879, and for Bocock, Dem.,) for Attorney
General l21l8.
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ExPLoDED.-The Buffalo Commercial Al
rsrtissr, the home organ of Mr.. Fillmore, and
decidedly the most respectable and infuen-
tial paper in the country that has openly and
fully espoused the cause Of Know Nothingism,
thus spoke in advance of the effect of the re-
cent State elections:
"If Gentry is defeated in Tennessee, and
the Democrats achieve a decided success in
North Carolina, the American party will no
longer have an existence as a national organi-
zatioD- Even if they wiz signal victory in
Kentucky on Monday next, it will avail them
nothing, coming upon an overthrow in the
other States just named.''
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

For the week ending to-day, contains record
of all that is going on in Washington, of both
local and governmental character, making
it the best medium for persons at a distance
to obtain the news from the National Capitol.
In addition, there are short interesting, care
fully selected tales and anecdotes, together with
intelli renee from all parts of the United States
and the world at large. Terms, LIS per an
mum, or three cents Q single number.
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MADAME RS ARRIVAL.

MAUAME X. RESPECTFULLY informs the public
w in general, that she win give information in
al the affairs relating to Life Health, Wealth
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law suits, Dieicul
ties in Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and
Death, and In respect to all other subjects
She Is also able to tell the ages OF persons by
reading numbers. All those who wish 20 consult
Madame R., will please call soon, as she win re.
main In the city but a short time She can be
consulted at all hours Of the day and evening.
Her name is on the door-No. 33I ID St, three
doors from 1tth.
Ladies, SO cents, and gentlemen the same.
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MAhE FoR SALE.-I wish to sell a GRAY
HA MAKE, seven years old, warranted sound
Sne IS beautiful animal, and formerly belonged
70 an oucs, OF the army Is well broken, and viii
answer either for lady or gentleman;s riding
horse. ANY ofiicer wishing a fne animal win Hnd
THIS good opportunity, as military saddle and
nIidie VIII be sold with her. She can be seen at
Bifcns stable, on ath street, and IL not sold to-
daYwill be offered at auction on Monday morn
iAg, Of 10 O'Clock, TO the highest bidder.
an tl-lsS TIMOTHY O'C0NNELL,
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DANGERS OF THE DIVING BELL.-During
some weeks past diving bell has been success,
fully employed in facilitating the operations
Tor widening the draw at the New Bedford
and Fairhaven Bridge. The usual period of
time which persons can remain in the diving
bell with safety during its immersion, we be,
lieve, Is about 45 minutes. On Saturday last
Two men who had imprudently remained in
the bell about an hour gave the signal to be
hoisted up Immediately, and although this
was speedily performed, one of them had
tainted before immerging into the open air
probably In consequence of the atmosphere in
the bell becoming bad from its continued res
piration. a slight additional delay would
probably have been attended with fatal con-
sequences. Another person recently on being
raised in the bell to the surface was attacked
with bleeding at the nose, accompanied with
symptoms CT fever and aguc. An Irishman
also, on his first descent in the bell, after
few minutes gave the signal to be hoisted up
forthwith, and on meeting his friends declared
that his head felt as about to burst, and that
he narrowly escaped death.-Nep Bedford
Mercury.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, va
B. B. WALTERS, Proprietor.

HAVING purchased the above well known e.
Il tablishment, 1 respectfully inform nv 80
friends and the travelling pubic. that the e
newly furnished throughout, and is now omen for
the reception Of permanent and transient beard
ers. L return my sincere thanks to my friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage er-
tended TO me for the last twenty-tbTee wears and
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same as
surfing them that nothing will he LEFT undone 90
make them at HOME while sojourning at the Ma
Uonal.
N. B.--A four-horse stage Coach leaves the Ma
tional Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday for Elizabeth City, N. c.
au 10-1m II r. WALTERS
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NEW CONFECTIONERY

SEBASTOPOL is not vet taken. but the Store
- first door west Of Mr.. J. r. Ellis Music store,
on Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets "a Ia
ken, where we VIII open on SATURDAY.. the llth in
stant, with general variety of Confectionery 60
which we invite our friends and the public gene
rally to give a call.
All our Confectionery Is manufactr red by us,
and will warrant entire satisfaction
Ice Cream and Water Ices at 81 per gallon
au l0-3t u. II. RIDEN0UR Al co
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JOB PRINTING.

We are moving our presses into fne ne =
press room, where We win have greatly In.
creased facilities for the execution Of Jor
PRHrrss. Our other facilities for the neat,
expeditions, and economical execution Of job
Printing, of almost every description, have
likewise been greatly extended Of late. So we
are now prepared to give satisfaction in that
line to alb Counsel before the Court of Claims
will find the Star ONCE the best place in Wash
ington for the immediate and correct execu-
ton Of their printing jobs. Give us call.
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GRAND BALL AT SPRING GARDENS,
FORMERLY rAvIxR,s eIRpxxl

CHRISTIAN LIGHTBECKER takes pleasure
" In announcing that he will give GRAND
BALL al the above Gardens on TUESDAY AF-
TERNOON, the 4th instant, commencing at S
O'Clock, on which no efforts win be spared on his
part 20 make IL pass OF pleasantly.
Webers Band has been engaged and viii per-
form some popular airs.
lady. au lO-3s
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II Owing to the moving oc our newspaper
press to its present location, and the changing
of the engine and the shafting to adapt it to
the new prcss-room, we shall be compelled to
depend upon the hire of laborers for few
days for the power necessary to print our
paper. Subscribers receiving their papers
somewhat later than usual in the meanwhile
win, therefore, know the cause of the delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

SURVEYING OPERATIONS IN THE WEBSTER Pa
CIFIc The Friend of China gives detailed
account of the cruise and surveying operations
II the U. S. ship Vincennes among the BONN
islands and The shores of Japan. 1t says
during her stay in Hong Kong the Hydro
srapher, and Mr.. Kern, artist to the expedition.
nave been busily engaged in completing charts
OF the whole of the ground traversed on the
cruise, which they succeeded in completing
for forwarding by the outgoing mail Lieu.
tenant Brooke, in charge of the Astronomical
department., has also observations; the old
building of the Medical Mission, and rooms in
The old Morrison school, having been placed
6y our government at the disposal of Commo-
dOre Rogers for the use of the expedition.
We have only to add that our anticipation run
ning-'It is through the great popularity Of
Commodore Rogers there is hope for success in
the future, has been completely fulfilled, and
there is again prospect of successful voyage. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

IAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
~ the Protest Episcopal Missionary Com
mittee Of the District Of Columbia will be held at
the residence Of the Rev. Mr. French, TO-MOR-
ROW Saturday AFTERNOON, at 6 O'Clock
AS the question Of the immediate appointment
Of resident Missionary will be considered a full
attendance is earnestly requested.
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sT The conductors on the New York and
Erie Railroad have adopted uniform. 1t is
appropriate and becoming, not unlike that of
the New York Police. The buttons bear the
emblem of miniature locomotive and the
word Conductor.
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DROyERS, REST.

DY consent OF the Drovers and Butchers attend
ID ing the markets Of this vicinity thecS.s=s
salesday for Cattle at Drovers' Rest has ZS2sSS
been changed from Wednesday to FRI q
DAY. The new arrangement to commence on
the 9th instant LEWIS ID. MEARS
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NOTICE.-Left my house on Tuesday. The
3lst Of July, with the intention Of going on
board OF boat, bright mulxtto Bow named
Frank Wheeler, who is Is years Of age He has
when he left dark pair of pantaloons, a check
cred jacket, and shirt with calico bosom Hav-
Ing learned that he did not 90 In said boat, and
fearing he may have been induced TO go of in
another direction, i hereby forbid any one from
harboring him MARY WHEELER
An Q-&&
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FENCES BREAKING DOWN

fT>HE fences around our Yard, on Ninth street
u having given away, we shall be obliged 70
necessary repairs. Persons wishing to Law in thai
winter supplies viii do well to give us y call ne
the Coal will be sold for less than market price.
2,2i0 pounds to the ton. Terms cash
o., :, -, iOUNG MOORE,
au ll-eo3t& $780,
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YSNOTICE First Grand Excursion of
49, the American Rifsmsa.-The members
of this Corps most respectfully announce to their
friends and patrons that they viii give an Excur.
sion on THURSDAY, August sd.
Particulars il future advertisement
Lieut.. ROB'T Il. KNIGHT
au TT Chairman of Com
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LIST OF IETTERS
R.maisinE is the Post oges, washissios, d

Rsmaising is the Post O Nee, Waskisstos, u. @.
Asgssf II, 1855.
rOriersd to be advegtised in the &C Evsatss
Sfar,n agreeable to the following section Of the
Post once Law--if being the nswspapG hsvine
the largest circulation o. any daily paper pub.
lished In Washington,
SEC S. AID BE- 81 farther ssasfsd, That the
list Of letters remaining uncalled for In any pos
office In any city, town, or village, where news.
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafte-, be pub
lished once only In the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or offener, shall kavs ths iasgssi
eSrestafios within the range Of the delivery Of
said office, to be decided BY the POSTMASTER Al
such ONCE 10 f8tH
rersons applying for letters In ne 0usvtas list wiz
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

'fNHE above Hotel win be closed for the season
Il on Saturday, the 18th instant, in consequence
Of the prevailing epidemic at Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Acknowledging the very liberal patronage ex
tended to the hotel by most fashionable and in.
telligent company, the undersigned take pleasure
in assuring them and the travelling public that en-
larged and extensive improvements win be added
for the next coming business season
c. c. WILLARD & BROS.
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, Aug 10, 1856.
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MRS. A. c. REDMOND,s

MRS. A. c. REDMOND,s
NEW Gallery Of Daguerrean An "a p>
4 graphing Is AZ No. 900 Pa. avenue na,,hss,s
corner OF itth strest, over Ford Brcss nras
Ms x 10 graduate Of w hitshurs;,s e.,.,,,..
ue-
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THE HAT ESTABLISHMENT

THE HAT ESTABLISHMENT
Of ANTHONY, on Seventh street second door
" north Of Pa. avenue, is the place where a
HATS and CAPS are retailed at wholesale rs, !
prices for cash only. Consequently % per -
cent extra profit will not be charged In order to of
set bad debts
The very best Dress Hats. got up in the --latest
stvle, SO SO, usually sold for "a and s5 HQuick
sales and small profits is the motto.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR SALE in
- Alexandria, Va. One Of the best rooms in
Alexandria VIII be sold cheap for cash. ANY
person who wants 10 learn the business will be
taught; and also win teach the art Of Photograph
nee. That alone Is worth one hundred dollars 10
any artist.
Two Artists wanted to color Photographs
Address X A c." Artist, Alexandria, Va.
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u ANYWAY FROM THE SUBsCRIBER

HI living in Montgomery county, Nd on the
s4th July, black Boy, named Nathan, answers
TO The name OF Mace; 10 years Of age, about feet
high he IL stout boy, and when spoken to APP
pears surly; had on when he left a worsted winter
cap, cotton osnaburg shirt and pantaloons and old
boots. de has been seen in Washington, where
he now may be skulking about or secreted Are
ward OF SIS Will be given IL taken in Montgomery
county or within the district, and $50 taken be-
yond those limits EDEN BFAII
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NEGRO RoyS TO uIRE

TWO Negro Boys, one sixteen and the other
L nine years Of age. The elder boy has been
accustomed to farm work. Apply, after O'Clock
p m, at No. 336 Nineteenth street. between and
X streets. An I1-9t@
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SMASONIC.-A special communication
~ OF the Grand Lodge OF the District OF Co
lumbia win be holden on MONDAY, the Is h in
slant, at Island Hall, at O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose OF laying the Corner Stone Of the Ger
nan Reformed Church" corner ~ and ID SITS.
Officers and members Of the Grand Lodge will
take due notice thereof. Masons in good stand
ing are fraternally invited
By order M. w. Grand Master:
8. T. SHU6ERT,
au I0-3t Grand Ser
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RASkETs.-Work, Gard, Travelling, Knife.
~ Key, Cigar, Once, Market and Clothes Bas.
kets. II you want good basket, al a low price.
eau al 4so Seventh street. 6. FRANCIS.
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a Al ATTENTION, WASHINGTON HIGH
"a 81 landers.--You are hereby notided TO meet al
m M your armory on MONDAY EVENING, the
W w 18th tant, at S O'Clock
Each member is requested to attend this meet.
ing as business OF importance will be brought be.
fore the Company.
BY order Of the Captain:
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HUNTERS ACADEMY.

TNHlS institution will be open in Forrest Hall,
Il Georgetown, on Monday, 27th August, for the
reception Of pupils. The course Of Studies will
embrace a thorough English education. The La
tin and French languages will also be taught il
desired.
Particular attention viii be paid to the moral
character Of the pupils, and none will be retained
whose conduct may have an unfavorable influence
upon the other pupils.
CHAS. 8. HUNTER
Georgetown, Aug. 1I-eot27th
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Fort Pierre-The War Department have
advices of the arrival at their destination of
the troops not long since ordered to garrison
Fort Pierre, the most advanced (westerly) post
occupied by United States troops from this
side' ltwas recently purchased by the Gov
eminent from the Indian Trading Company of
Chateau d Co., to be occupied in connection
with the proposed expedition against the
Sioux. We understand that it is known here,
by-the-by, that the troops for this expedition
are rapidly moving towards the Upper Mis-
souri, for concentration at the points where they
are ordered to assemble, and from whence
they are to commence operations.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT JOE
Y Shillingtsn's Periodical Depot.
The Escaped Nun, or Disclosures Of Convent Life
the Confession Of Sister Of Charity
The Six days Of Creation, a series Of familiar
Letters from Father to his Children
Art Hints, Architecture, Sculpture and PAINTING
by James Jackson Jarues
Rose Milton, a romance
Waikna or Adventures on the Mosouito sh,,.
New Hope, or The Rescue
The Prophets, e Mormonism Unveiled
Female Life af,iong the Mormons
Mary Lindon, an Autobiography
Cleve Hall, The Wrinkles
The Waterman, Doesticks
Peg Wofnngson
"a tells new magazine
All the Magazines Tor Auauet
Newspapers and cheap Pub;icatfon.
JOE SHILLIN6TON's.
=, ,Odsoa suiiding, cor. AZ ct, and Pa. ave-
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GUNNER CLOTHING AT REDUCED
ment OF thin Clothing, embracing every Variety Of
fashionable and well made garments, at greatly
reduced prices and in many Instances at less than
COST thereby offering rare opportunities to gentle
their clothing, and the advantage of making their
city.
Also, large assortment of Boys and Children Is
summer Clothing, consisting Of the most elegant
and fashionable styles, which we win sell at
prime cost WALL q STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Hall.
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COPAKTNERkHIP-

partnership under the name and STYLE o,
HARTLY BRO, for the purpose Of transact
ing Flour and General Commission business. a
lOl Water street, Georgetown
N. B. HARTLEY,
E. ID. HARTLEY
GEoRsEIows, d. C., August ], 1855.
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CoAL.-COAL !I-CoAL ~,

COAL LOCAL g-COAL
"A CARGO Of best quality White Ash Anthr,e,,.
"A Coal, egg size, now afoat, soon TO arrive Tor
sale by the ton or vessel load N"'
III This description Of Coal has hen u..s -
hotels here, and pronounced TO be OF a mosf 49,
nor quality. We VIII deliver Il from onr 49,
to families IN any pe Of the city, At Philadelpbi.
wholesale prices, orly adding the cost Of csr4Irg
j. Z. SHIELDS 4 co.
Corner Ninth and II streefs
an 4-lw< (Intel) --f-~S->>
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Mr.. Buchansn.-We have definite informa-
ton with reference to the intentions of Mr..
Buchanan, U. s. Minister at the Court of St.
James, as to the exact time of his return to
the United States. He has written to Wash
ington that he will leave England for the
United States in the steamer of the 9th of De-
tober, and will have ]. Addison Thomas, ESQ. -,
the new Assistant Secretary of State for fell
low voyager
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The Constellation.-The Navy Department
have advices Of the sailing of the United
States frigate Constellation, Capt. Chas. H.
Bell in command, from the Norfolk station, to
join the Mediterranean squadron.
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An Army Officer Dead.-Information, by
telegraph, reached Washington this morning
Of the death of Major E. A. Ogden, Quarter
master U. S. A., which took place few days
since at Fort Riley, Kansas Territory, of choI-
era. Major o. was recently assigned to the
duty of extending the quarters at Fort Riley,
and had lately arrived there with large
force of mechanics to that end. 1t is presumed
that his untimely death from cholera will
cause dispersion of the workmen under him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-11

Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt-0n yesterday, the 10th August,
here were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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Another Governor for Kansas.-After we
went to press yesterday, 1.-The President appoint
ed the Hon. Wilson Shannon, of Ohio, Cover
ernor of Kansas, rics John L. Dawson, de-
clined, the declension Of the latter gentleman
having been received only in the course of the
day. Mr.. Shannon has long record as a pub
lie man, every line ofwhich is in strict accord
anee with the principles of the Nebraska X an
sas bill. lie has been twice in Congress, once
Governor of Ohio and he was Mr.. TyIer's
Minister to Mexico. We do not know of
gentleman in the country whose appointment
to the Goverporship of Kansas will be more
likely to accord entire satisfaction to the friends
OF the Nebraska-Kansas bill in all quarters
of the country.
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DACON.-

DACON.-
ID IS 900 lbs. Shoulders
600 do Sides
500 very choice sugar-cured Hams
Just received and for sale by
au ll-eo3t MURRAY d SHINES