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Geological Sarreys Chemical Analyses. and Location Of Pub
Hc Ldnds.
H. KING. NJ. D.,
No. 2I3 Y street, city OF Washington, d. c.,
WILL geological reports
erais, earihs &C., prosecuting
ning and metaiIusc operations
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BoUNTY-LA AND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS.
travelling the
purpose public Havrg
twenty resident, devoaed
the geology ofthe Union
mine<, mineral and agricultural
he Obtained Of valuzhae nfsrmaou
this
Besides hs agricultural character
this which aiacting pculaon sad enbaScss re vsa<
parslcnary Iezd,
COAL and other metal and ineas There indcz
these pablo land, which the
systems will
and, consequently vssabss They
osy with esrtainy ~ thoroughly acqasins
cousEy-sceEu6cay with los geology and practically
snbject OF The public land surveys
special references and security, required, for funds placed
win be given Terms such vii render genersly
Opssscss his than
shove.
GENERAL RrYHRxxcKs.
Hon. Thomas H. BENTON.
Hon. H. w. g. TreauseT and presideni N NO.
His erceiIenry Lieut. Gov. Koerr en- BeIevie nlinos
Henry, snhsonsa instnts. Wssns
city, D. G. unsW-eodSw
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PEsNsYI-
avense, kncvs Ptins Hor public ascticn De
ran q as No. T. i .sa.s No IA ilsaiss Inches
Pvnny avenae l ana i%h snd
consas sad aide bssrA sssse with
back aiIdipes, coach hosse, stable
ai,ss s,sas ss 's . .ss.s. Is DE se. room.
ever he bat ding The rain building eOnsRs
md airy ~s So ~ds sa .s s,. .as
In the eistes If wsfer, besides an excel
and Handsomely ornsmented with shrubtesy.
properly fayorsy known, and hs been occupied er the
location being stsps Theatre,
81 the departments property
cupicd
bedding, candeier.
and asraiars Of which viii be furnished previous 10
Terms for the real estate: residue
years, with secured BY Aee1 81 trust the
r. s-Ths property may examined any
sale JAS. G. MCGUIRE
July as--eodAds Auctoaeef.
DIcHAHD O. JAMES, M. DEL smaopaaAis Physscfaa
u gadnatr Of Me Homeopathic College q Pha
pose the banking hoose Of Riggs Co, Wsshiaftcn c.
Richard Gardiner, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
Waiter Williamson, NJ D. :"
Avian Small, N. d.
A.. Kohweu, ESQ.,. washington
Professor A. }. Huntington, Washington
Jos .. Walter, NJ D., Alexandria
July 92-eedim
/ YME! LIMEs LImE s-Creai reduction in price. Best
L. quality wood burnt lime al eighty cent. per barrel
am selling the best quality Of wood sern nne
OF the city This twenty per cent len
than the market price ..x~.
Potomac Lime Kins square south Of the
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The President OF the United States Of America and his
Bgbnes the Duke OF Brunswick and Laneburg animated
b the desire TO and extend by aicabe
ion the relations happily existing between the two
ss have 10 this effect appointed their pienipoenlia
IS 10 wit the President OF the United States OF America
william l. Marcy Secretary Of State Of the United States
and bis Highness the Duke Of brunswick and Luneburg
NJ Julius Samson. his said Hghnesss consul Al Mobile
llabasa who after the exchange OF their full powers
uud IN good and due orr have agreed upon and signed
Ire following articles
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Miller 8 Brown,

WdskaNEfoa, ID C.,
UILL departments
cisns md the Supreme Ccun OF the Uncd States
Once. 7th street, opposite the General Poet Once
l2-2xv2m
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IN petition Jamss Gamble and Jossph HILL Of Ciscs
Ohio, paying fur TIE granted
them the @ day Of Dsesmse is4i, for
moulding candles from
said which tskes place ths @ day u December
said peauon
MosdAy, Of December II O'Clock,
and all nethed appear and ab0w
they hare, why said peaiioa ought not b. granted
opposing Pasen
before the heansi ali esnoay Aed b. either
with The rules fine ONCE hcA win be furnished app
testimony viii November
dspo~oas asA other papsu relied
flied b~scss nogning
menh il any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this ~ pabiiahcd In the Unon, TDte
gencer Evening Washngon, D. CT Republican. Bsl
Evening Angus, Philadelphia Scientific American, New
York and Enquirer Ciscansu Ohio, week for
ioh day Of Dsesmser The day
Of hearing.
{. T. sHuCRRT,
Acting ComApinsoneT Of Patents
PsEdo OF above papers will please copy, and send their
bills Patent Once, win canranns this notice.
3i-taw3w
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0LD HOvELs-TAs undersigned has act ap. from bis sock
OF books ncvis other hooks Of STANDARD
proper They The
be bought his half price
cases, quarter price In others
July 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The present convention shall be in force for the of
twelve sears from The date hereof; and further until the
cad Of twelve months after the Of the United
States the part that Of his Hghness the Duke Of
Brunswick and Lunehlrg the other shall have given
notice Of its irien;ion OF terminating the same.
This convention shall be ratified and the notifications
shall be exchanged Washington, within months
after s date, sooner, If possible
In faith whereof the respective plenieoen have
signed the present convention and have theresnio affixed
their seals
Done al Washington, this twenty-frst day OF August
In the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred and
yfour and Of the independence of the United States the
seyenty-ninth.
w. l. MARCY, H. 81
r.,
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COTrAoE HOnE SCHOOL.

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THIS .s.as yosss iss h..iss s coses The ans scno
lsssje wear the vs~>ae ecsnsances aso having
rrcve1 nasseriaG sssdnosas o. ne
~ children IN the various banches
,.ses Nm ~ sna grateful thanks
- ssr fs1 fnr snusags hey have hsrsoore re
cevo6-
Cs~A~sssSss u ~ SrAesL
This issisuisa essasd usdsr e Ddsnee o.
The usdssssna, ai1e1 ~ csessea teacbs y knSh
-c Ar.vina pssag ard To nSWhsr Of schoars wiz
~ hnissd shanag ccssue Ae edscsnos o ne oaesn
,rss ss~ maks sssy pseanes FcE sc.rdns OF 1y
schoasn spVy wAss tfs vtn se made ne
schsase res WIN sssa = D. II e ssp'sss ."ca'a'
~. Msciv II. A. COX, Principal.
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ARTICLE II.
If by the death Of person owning real property in the
territory Of one OF the high contracting parties such prop
ery should descend either by the laws OF The country
by testamentary disposition citizen Of The other party,
who on account Of his being alien, could not be per-
m,ed 10 retain the actual possession Of such property
such term laws of The State country will permit
shall be allowed to him dispose Of such property and
collect withdraw the proceeds thereof without paying
TO the any other charges than those which
similar case would be paid by nhabiant Of the
try in which such real property may be situated
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convent United Of
IN hhaG German
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Magnetic Telegraph.
MORSE LINE,
ie.0 York, PAIadspiiG Bni,iwors asLi-son, and Ia
termsdiafe Stations.
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n RHIIarFa q NESTLE, Alabama, VII psarti:e =
Il a. suprene Of uniied etsses court o.
- - kse4neup cooneespA profession omre
= eoor sosaSs sarzsr Of m ssd Louisiana avenue
Jane 91-l0mH
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r,rn nRuT.M De o. ieth and srceis
fesst fsat) pI<asans roons, win OF wsou soa1o
They rented sagy ~ IN ssisss ON sey
II early apeiicafisA - nAae.
July &-du
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mo 49, - ~srr euseosnsss who have nat settled the
secsass whsA psssssA As1 With the csnAden enpec
s.sio a a. ekosf thsy would BE- promptly al
sssded ~ ~ s d soss essss We arr INDUCED
nI,rve stubutahs neGsence want On proper
cf In ses we fear may We az
tbutrI o uftss inaiy ccmpy win their oo
sA0ald discriminate between
oe % respe>nuiy reqnest
III oas II forward and ses either BY casa or
49, -. - - T.~s~x Ho0E $50, co.
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ClxHHOOD CUUUTERY.-O@ce No. ~ Pennsylvania
III avense corner The eats bsnx nls
eessrv ~ cf De eelebated 6reenwood o.
York, situated .. hh cand distant one sss
10 ne rsevny eonpGzy hase rscevcd charter from Son
rreSs spprepahus theft cssA bseses y s.sis
~ q - purchnser, pesAihjnt al escroacAnes
ssfssson which Of vass 20 sos vno
becnc cssasm III eiss when the burial ground Dae onss
vslube ~ CIDER Yuposss ~ - 800, rrrxr,t 4,
into fasSe pe; nc ieeA nessafes t'
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rs~s - g. Il 10 - pamphlets, Win
nsp he eAass. asd hyws snA ~ cAer slc1nanos san q
er1esy - ts with Mr. James r. hr
ssy - ~ - " June Tidy
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AZ TTT1M n MOTWIHsvins the Nation Il Hotel
II rde . msAs eosnforta bie To Alter Inn
clesed me lst Of august and ie
nerd 70 ts Of The vaAc on the on segtsm6er
July T-16
~ ye York Hrfsed snd nsoes papers please 10 times
TAe Prbc Lelesr nd lnquir, PaIslphia Atss Boston
Rxamass, RiehouA md Cnes, IMMERSION, WIZ P1Aee oV
one time, sead hilb 70 the Hossi.
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s the reception Of compaDy, and IN Tar more
attractive condition than shsy ever have been
against them hAvi6g been published IN
m, Pse,sun lntersness effect thst
ihey VEN closed traced % irresponsible
source unworby or proper hnf there
Foundation for ard he subscriber sis lat he VIII
ne At such magniy, and that The respectable
iosrass which ives he by transferring
Sscr ALEX. BAKER
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
For the Eastern Times.

Mn EDIToR Monday was our annual
town meeting, and the Jesuits were out in all
their strength. The old selectmen opened a
poll for Register of Deeds. After that was
accomplished, the meeting attempted to or
ganize for town business. Here the select
men were catechised with regard to the town
warrant-whether they had revised the check
list in the month of February who answered
that they did not 1t was then contended by
those who are opposed to the midnight deci-
sions of our American Republican JeSuts, that
the meeting would be void Then followed a
scene of indescribable ludicrousness. The
Jesuits were perfectly paralyzed, and looked
at one another in blank amazement They
finally mustered up courage to carry in their
votes for moderator, when their Lieut.. Gen.
was chosen moderator, and their Corporal was
chosen clerk. After this, another scene fol-
lowed, worse than the first another stagna-
ton of business. They had not decided in
the inquisition for this state fittings, and the
good Dr., after laboring about an hour to make
his forces stand fire, gave itup in despair, and
took his hat and CLOAK, and left the meeting
without moderator. Here was another fix
not provided for. either by the Jesuits or the
statutes of the State; but they finally sue
ceeded in organizing about O'Clock, and ear
ried it with true Jesuitical spirit of intoler-
ance all through. Their High Priest was
chosen supervisor of public schools, the one
who administers the oath to the new recruits
at the midnight orgies. None were allowed
to have anything who did not acknowledge
the supremacy of the inquisition. Yours in
haste.
Phipsburg, March 9Th, 1855.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
The Omnibus" Bill killed

Ga Friday last the bill which passed the
Senate by strong vote, giving &ny Thou
sand Dollars TO endow literary and sectarian
institutions in this state, was Killed in the
House.
The question was on indefinite postpene-
ment, moved by Mr.. Hill of Bangor. The
vote was as follows =
YEss-Messrs. Barker, Berry, Blanchard
Bradford, Bray; Bridges, L. Brown. Bruce,
Burgess, Butler, Chamberlain, ID. K. Chase.
Josiah Chase, Coombs, Curry, Cushing, Cush-
man. Eames, Elliot. Gilchrest, S. Gilman,
Goodale, Greenleaf, Haines, Hall, ]. Head,
S. Head, J. B. Hill, Hobart, Holt, f. Hutch
us, t. Huichins. ingalls,, j. t. Leavitt,
Mayo, McGilvery, Mclaughlin. Means, Mil
Ter, Oaks, o O.Brien, Patterson, Peavey, Phil
lips, Pike, Pillsbury, Pratt, Raynes, Kicker,
Rogers, Skolfeld, Small, A. Smith, S. Smith,
G. w. Stanton, Staples, R. S. Stevens,
Trafon, Turner, Wasson, Weeks, Winslow
Wnodbury.-63
NAYs-Messrs, H. Andrews, L. Andrews,
Abbott. Bachelder, Banton, Barrows, Blake,
BGck, Burpee, Came, Carr, A. Clark, IL. Il.
Clark, Cole, Comins, Cutler, Dixie. Durell,
Fenno, Files, Furbsh Getchell Gunnson
Hanscom, Haskell, Hinckley, Hobbs, Ingersoll
Jones, Josselyn, Lake, s. R. Leavilt, Leigh
]. NJ. Lincoln, r. &. Lincoln, Main. Malett
McKenney, A. Merrill. Mason, Nckerson
Nrrris, Osgood, Pattee, Perham, Poor, Porter
burlington, Rawson, Remick, Smell, w
Stanton, Stone, Thomas, Titcomb, Twiichell
Walker, Wallace, Whitcomb, York-60.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
satan,s KINGDOM Falling

This is the heading In the New Hampshire
Gazette of long list of know nothing with
drawals in that State. The Gazette says
Withdrawals are of daily occurrence. Not
only do single numbers become disgusted with
the vile proceedings which characterize the
party IN its secret sessions, but honest men,
bers OF the order, as they open their eyes to
the cheating, duplicity and double dealing that
prevails, get together in squads, recite their
grievances, and learn that universal feeling
OF Indignation prevails at the management OF
the corrupt concern, the character of its nom-
nations and the close union the leaders have
made with whiggery and abolitionism The
result IS that democrats have withdrawn from
the councils by tens and twentes, in towns all
over the State, till we doubt not that the state
ment made by the Concord Patriot that 1900
democrats who have-been connected with the
order have left it by public withdrawal, is sub
stantlally correct. Others have become so
thoroughly disguised, so utterly sick of the
rotten concern, that they have left their foul
den without asking for an honorable discharge,
which they are entitled to by the obligations
o6he order. They fancy that nothing of an
honorable character could emanate from a So
ciety whose corruption has been so plainly
manifest, Into which they were lured by the falls
est pretences, and in which no one promise
made at the outset has ever been fulfilled.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
Foreign Emigration.

The following facts laid before Congress by
the State Department shows that the number
of German emigrants to this country more
than doubles the number of Irish emigrants.
On the 2rst ut., the Speaker laid before the
U. S. House of Representatives commYnica-
tion from the State Department, showing that
during the year 1854, there arrived in this
country 400 ,474 persons; 27,765 in Massa-
chusetts 327, ,976 in New York 1l5,o32 in
Pennsylvania 1854 in Maryland; 51,l69
in Louisiana, and ,487 in California.
Of entire number, nearly $4,000 were
born in England 1O1 ,606 in Ireland 1882
in France; 2O6, ,O54 in Germany, and 1900
in China.
Occupations not stated, 234 1897; mer-
chants, Is, ,l73 mechanics, 81, ,470; mariners,
,26O; miners, 2,I55 farmers, s7,ls8 Ia
borers, 50 ,42O; lawyers, 35; Rysicians, 237
clereymen, I39; servants, 3,0l0; other oc-
cupations, 1859. From September 80, 1913
to December 25, 1854, 3,I74,34s arrived BY
sea-
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

DEATH FROM ETHER.-ln Lynn, Tuesday
morning, Mrs. Farley, accompanied by fe-
male friend, went into the office of DR.. Addi-
olson Davis, a well known dentist of that
place, to have a-ooth extracted. She insisted
upon taking ether, against the advice of the
doctor, and it was accordingly administered.
After she had inhaled from the sponge awhile
he asked her if she could feel the pain in the
tooth, and she replied that she did. He then
held the sponge to her nostrils for further
briet period, noticing nothing unusual, and
went to get his instruments. On his return
he found that her mouth was SET He imme-
diately proceeded to give her air, and took
other means to restore her. She revived for a
moment, breathed a little, and then died. A
coroner's inquest was held, and post mortem
examination of the body took place, when-it Ii
appeared that the lungs of the deceased were
considerably diseased, and the report of the
examining physicians was, that she no doubt
died of congestion of the lungs, brought on by
the inhalation of ether.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
Later from
O a liz F q R M 7 a

New York, March A. The steamer Sta
of the West, from San Juan, Nicaragua, moor
Of 23d ult., arrived here about 9 o'clock thi'
evening, with nearly 200 passengers, and abou
$3.50 900 iu specie on freight
The Spanish Consul at Key West had IS
sued proclamation, by order of the Captain
Geieral of Cuba, declaring the whole coast o.
said Island in a state Of blockade, and also STA
tino that all vessels bound TO any port IN 'ne
Island, or that might be found cruising along
he coast, would be boarded and searched by
Spanish vessels of war
The n. S. steamer San Jaclnio was 10 leave
for Havana on the loth.
Mining prospects are improving under the re-
cent rains.
Robberies, murders and lynch executions
continued.
Sixty-fve dead bodies in all have been re
covered from the wreck of the steamer Pearl
At Sacramento. Some twenty persons are still
missing. The boat has been raised and is re
pairing a @ a
On the 43d ballot for Senator, in the Califpr
MIA Legislature, Mr.. Gwin had 3S, Edward SO
Brodrick 10, McCorkle 8, scattering IA.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
judge Loring of Massachusetts

The know-nothing Legislature of Massa-
chusetts, are venting their spite upon Judge
Loring, because he performed his duty and
gave up the fugitive Burns, in efforts to pro-
cure his removal from Office. The New York
Journal Of Commerce says
The question before the Massachusetts leg
islature whether Judge Loring shall be re-
moved from his judgeship for adjudcating, as
u. >. commissioner, upon a case arising under
a law of the United States, which the supreme
court of Massachusetts have unanimously de-
clded TO be constitutional, is not yet disposed
Of Should this outrage be committed, it
would be a blow aimed faithful public Of
fcer, but it would fall, not principally upon
him, but upon the independence of the judicial
Fy. If our Judges are to be swayed by every
popular current, under penalty of removal
from office, thev will no longer deserve the
name of judges: and the citizen seeking Justice
might about as well meet the popular current
itself, or the natural expression OF it-a mob
as to fall into the hands of such Judge OBJ
servation has taught US that there is no ex-
treme of ianaticiSm TO which men inoculated
with the abolition virus are not liable to run,
and therefore we should not be at all surprised
if the Massachusetts legislature. comprising,
we believe, 81 clergymen, (whose people are
uU doubt suffering for lack of their services at
honey should be guilty of this folly, or any
other In the line of their monomania, that can
be named.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
Mnnieipal Election.

We presume nobody was very much sur
,,r;.sd at the result of the election Of city Off
GERS ON Monday. Some time since, the names
of candidates for the office of Mayor, were
thrown oat by the "Hindoos," as feclcrs of
public opiRion, and they were severally re-
iected as not available. This state of affairs
continued, until within few days previous
to election, when it was rumored that Hon.
Freeman H. Morse, who had several times
been refused admission TO the order, had been
received and would be their man. This nom
inatIon, as was justly expected, concentrated
all the isms, which, with fhe Hindoo vote,
carried the city by large majority. He will
also be supported by a strong Council of his
own faith. The following is the vote -
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

CITY GOVERNMENTAL meeting of the
Common Council on Monday evening. Mr..
Upton called up the order to increase the sala-
ry of the Mayor, laid on the table at a previous
meeting. Read and postponed indefinitely
yeas 10, nays ?.
The report of joint standing committee on
petition of B. B. Blasland for damages at the
time of the ot,-that he has no claim against
the city, was accepted in concurrence.
1t was ordered in concurrence that 500 be
paid TO VIM. Torrey in full for services as
City Clerk also $50 be paid to Elisha Clarke
for services as Clerk protein.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

sr Fusion TuMBLING Down. The Age
says Governor Morrill, and Councillor Smith
were at a Temperance Meeting in Gorham on
the 26tk. and are represented as having made
eloquent speeches on fhe occasion. The meet
ing was held in the Narragansett IFuuse. and
file persons assembled are said TO have had a
regdfxr " break down''-the floor Of the Hall
giving away and letting the whole congregation
down into The ceflar, where they were brought
up all standing by woodpile
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

Our MINISTER TO ENeLAND.-To show the
high appreciation in which Mr.. Buchanan is
held in Englan we make room for the follow
ing extract, from the London Court Journal
Among the many able men whom Ameri-
ca has sent 10 represent her at our court, no;
one has obtained greater amount Of consider
alton with our statesmen than Mr.. Buchanan.
io great diplomatic talents, his excellency
un'tes modest demeanor and wonderful con-
verslonal powers, so that in any political gath
efing MS ascendency is speedily manifest
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

CHARITY CONCERT have the pleasure
OF announcing that the Concert, of which we
have before spoken, in aid of the suffering
poor IN our city, will come off at Columbian
Hall, Friday evening probably. Judging from
The musical talent engaged, we predict an en-
ter'ainment of the first order. A programme
OF performances will be duly announced. Go
ana hear, and have the satisfaction of doiso
something Tor suffering humanity. You'll get
your moneys WORTH
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

a New ANEsrHETIc AeENT.-ProfessoI
Dugas, in the Medical College of Georgia q
few days since had to extirpate large iumol
on the back, weighing ten pounds. He sur
ing mixture for four or FIVE minutes, which SO
obtunded the sensibility of the parts that the
operation was performed with comparatively
| little pain.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

Ml1ITARY.-At a meeting Of the City
Grays, held at their armory on Thursday eve
ming, Maj l.. D. NJ Sweat presiding, 1t
John G. Richardson was elected Captain, vice
Col. Harding, resigned. Lieut.. j. [. Patten
lst Lieut.. vice Richardson promoted. Lieut.
D. t. Stnson, ID, vice Patten, promoted
Lieut.. F. D. Sewall, Sd, vice Stinson, pro
NOTED. VIM. Rogers, 4th, vice Sewall, pro
NOTED
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

81 The Rev. Joshua Soule, Senior Bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal church, South has
"advised " and invited - meeting of all the
Bishops of that church to meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the third Monday of April. All
are expected to be present except Bishop An
drew, who will attend the Pacific Conference
at that time.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

C. The New York newspapers give the
particulars of a terrible fight in New York,
which resulted in the death of Bill Poole the
pugilist. 1t appears that the alfray was com
menced BY man named James Turner, who
tried TO exasperate Poole, by splitting in his
f,ca
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

e 1t is intimated by some on the street,
that the election on Monday was the result, in
some measure, Of :" foreign influence" large
numbers of people depositing ballots being
strangers here. We will not pretend TO say
how much truth there is in the rumor
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

LENT. This is the season of Lent, when
Romanists and Episcopalians forsake balls,
parties and iheasers, and devote themselves to
an examination of the heart. The season
corqmeDced; On ths1 90 uls. (which was Ash
"Wednesday, and continues 40 days.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08

OP We learn that proposals we're received
by the State Treasurer TO the amount of SeUen
hundred thousand dollars for the proposed loan
of S2I9, coo, at per cent, and the State re-
ceved abont $4,000 as premium on those por-
tons of the loan which had the longest time to