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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
0NSL TAUGHT ON THE KNOW NOTHlNGS.
~y~~~>>-~e,-e----------~.--~
The Proposed Mediation in the European War,
&C., &c. &c.
TTIIRTYJTiiIRD CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.

senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1855.
coRREsrospEscx or aRS wool.
communication was received from the President
enclosing the spondence OF Major General Wool
respecting the operations OF the Pacific division Of the
army. Laid on the table, aud ordered TO he printed
Mr. WELLER, (dem) Of Cal, said he would discuss the
subject at some future day.
PRESIDENTS VIEWS HARBoR ApPRorRIA.
rIoSs, ETC, ETC.
At twenty minutes past l2 O'Clock the Secretary Of
the Senate commenced reading the Presidents message
the River and Harbor Appropriation bii III may be
found complete in another part OF the paperl
Mr. SHIELDS (dem) Of ILL.,, moved to recommt tho bill
for the Of the army to the Committee
Military Anairs.-Committed.
Mr. SUMNER (free soii) OF Mass gave notice that on
tomorrow, soon thereafter no should introduce n
bill TO secure wages 20 seamen, in OF shpwrcck.
Mr. BRODHEAD, (dcm.) OF Pa moved that the Presi-
dent furnish list OF the Charge Attaches and
Secretaries OF legation appointed since March, 1Ste
with the date OF their commission time they left home
and when they commenced their dutics.-Agreed TO.
bill was presen ed to authorize the enlargement OF
the General Post Once building.
TiE BousTY LAND BILL
Mr. STEWART, (dem.) Of Mich-It will require three
hundred millions OF To comply with this bill Land
warrants last year embraced ten millions millions
OF which for cash alone. The Graduation bill of
last reduced the price OF land ia tho States TO y
per acre; this bill will reduce the price that
leo acre lot would not buy soldier n hat
Mr. THOMPSON, (whig) Of Ky.-Iow much land would
the Homestead bill which you voted for, require
Mr. STEwART-Every occu pant under the latter must
cultivate part for Ave years that Is better for
States increaing this population aud PRODUCTS and for
old states by augmentng trade. This bill throws land
10 sreculators
Mr. CLAYTON, (whig) OF Del, said he should move no
location OF more than $40 in tract,
than $50 In one township
Mr. DoDGx, (dem) OF Iowa, wished TO reduce these
amounts one half
Mr.. CLAyTos-The Senator from Michigan estimates
depreciation very extravagaltly, when he says
rant won't buy n soldier an old hat
Mr.. STEwAgT--I said .sbuy hat.n
Mr.. CLAYTos-wel, the difference l. only between n
old hat and go for the best mode Of dis
trbuting public lands resorted to II passed an
tcipate great exodus from Eastern States AMI the
character OF the settlers would be- better than
Mr.. EVANS (dem.), Of s. C-Thcre were 43t 600 Revo
lutionary soldiers and 440 900 of the Of 1912
sequenty 14o coo Of land would bc sufficient
II every gets warrant for 100 consider
public lands great corruption fund, and go for any
lair way to get rid of them.
The senate rsfused-yeas IL, nays 29-to reconsider
striking out the word 'minorn
desultory debate to the provisions against
the absorption OF large tracts by spcculator during
which the Senate adjourned.
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Pgtsri Barton aiss is ~ ia6.lphia "a ne 29sh st ,
aFsd 10 yeass kf Burton wsN
tsnsirs slip bui1sr AMI snisrpraslnx apsFshana
fpns ~ the hssst rSao.cAsS with tie povt ~
Ibllaesiphs vsrs eensiFusisd un8er his iranedats
elfsctiOns
Captain RishArd Garvoca, lsns a ~. eii.st esp
tsins ~ rhd sAsiths asd II tbsi siy 80 7stA ut
afsd - yrsrs
colossl a " Puih Esxstov from " P~asr's p.r,ss
10 Ne sciA CsrsAna Lesssiars, dsd % ~ gsiA al
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THE RALTIC.

As the English fleet withdrew from the Gulf
Of Finland, the Russian Admiral TirinoG put TO sea,
from Sweaborg, 31st October with nine ships, and
steamed as far as Dagoe. On the 10th Of November
Admiral Rumanzo left weaborg with four ships Of the
line, towed by steam frgates and safely reached Cron
stSdt,
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fCor,spoHasass u ihs PsnnsyirAnAsnl
"A e.. 4 4


IN NsNSf1ftpH ~ NJ 1sA<tt 30 81.
The r.iurn % Mr. Scales ~ this eosairy has csas~d
no sHfTrss here his iftsuton & kis poet has
lopg ben tbown " bis Intimate fissAs u pr~,est
sny nisconstrucnon nay n0' ~ Sst = piscs " So
that NJ BushAhsn tNErd wtk NJ r4sklss 9TH sine~rs
sl0as u Tsrsonsl regard
tisu,shGni X Dussan Third Artllissy Las rsslxnsd
kAs eonsrnitsign 10 the army
Mere u bo- SssgA'lcs n ineiAas fgsm EAnsAs in
this city tying ~ pow you uEeLs San oni a. aon
nsonsy Ia ssehAsgs fcf iasds
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Shlppiuv Intelligence.

Arr from NYork 18th Heron at Limerick; 10Th Bollona
At Havre; 2t Enterprise liverpool 0th Union Goole
I'D & Scranton, Liverpool.
Arr from Philadelphia Aa Wyoming Liverpool.
Arr from Baltimore 18th Lizzie Harwarl at-
Arr from Charleston ath Rosunda, Liverpool
Arr from New Orleans 18th Chas Buck Liverpool; White
Falcon, Gravesend .yth Jas Browne Liverpool 2lss Ami
Arr from Mo, mh south Carolina, Havre
Sid for New Ysvk 1871 Isaac Wrsht Calhoun
Eagle, Havrs 10Th NORTH nmberinnd, Deal.
Sid for philadelphia 18th saranao, Liverpool
Sid for New Orleans Rose Standish BordeauI 10Th Ma
dras, Liverpool
Entd outwards 2,d, Benz prumnond, for New York.
Cld sd, Wasaington Page, for New York.
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alteration s that hi, Ia a war OF the great caucasan
famiiy-the white races % men, who have shown them
selves qnalhed 20 control the world and m des
tinies IL Is contest between Christian nations; there
fore humanity and religion csu upon us interfere II
any mediation y 70 lc rendered wllhavc w~ebt
IL offered R the request OF tho Of tho
American people than IL any other way II succeed
in relieving the bcligerent from war II win give
great consterntun not only with the governments %
Europe but with ia. people of those countri.s Tho
European onarcs would in that event be slow TO go to
with II III feeling exists gu their part, tho
slightest spank may inhame item, and cause them 10
wish Tor contest but BY exhibition of magnaumity
part IL would disincline them 10 hosttes Thu
impression Of the people Of Europe IL that
a grahplng nation. lie did not for moment Adnit
the justice Of this view on the contrary he thought
the nt,d States have their eares, history shown
the most ommondable moderation. gentleman who
had been travelling in Europe had stated TO hun
v.rsaon he had had with the veteran Mett.rnoh who
said not government Ia Europe would have hsi-
tated in taking Texas did the terms PROPOSED.
Considering that England took kingdoms In Asa, aud
France seized on portions o Africa and other nations
took other territory without perng their government
we may well challenge comparison with them lie ee-
Young America schooland favorable 10 acquisition
under favorable circumstance; but while thus bciev-
ing he wished 10 avoid suspicion that he desired tho
war 10 continue In order that get the opportu
nifty 10 seize neghbor's territory By mediation wo
shall truthfuy and gracefully remove that IMPRESSION
II We the ground Of neutrality IL win undcr
unbocoming crcumatancea Entertaining these feelings
and views his object "a bring the ma tier before
the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Hc thought they
might determine the propnrty of medaton leaving 10
the Presit ent the mode and mAnner Of conducting IT,
Mr.. BAYLY, (dem ~ Va, believed, aud could AaY
with entire confidence that from feelings Of humanity
there Is member Of the House person connected
with this government, who would not BE- glad 10
see end put 10 this but II deli
cate thing with nations and individuals, during
tho existing hosiilities 10 offer mediation. lie
had reason 10 believe, and could say with entire
ndence, from reliable sources of nformauon that frou.
certain quarters oycrturea made the part of
tins government with respect 10 this matter but the
whole IL not thought aivAAble for 10 nterferw
with y This being tho caso, he was not prepared 70
sustain tho proposition OF hH colleague the Commit
tee for Foreign Affairs 10 mediate on this question.
Mr.. CIISoNAS said, this fact communicated 70
him ten days ago when the committee favored the pro-
position Ia mediate.
The committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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Prssidents Teto Meuage-Ho,o Receircd BY Congress-
bounty Land Bli--Cob1'I Graduation Bal-Conrrs-
hon gf Soldiers Of lsl2-Repor on he Gibion Cass--
Condiot nth The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN a Nan1
Gen. Houston not Resignod-Chailengcs-B MoCM-
Ioeh-De,paiehss from London and FdriI--sarwyor
General ~ kanIas-Supreme Court, dc
The long promised and long expected veto meaaAgs
from the President OF tn. United States the subject of
internal improvements by the general government,
sent the House Of Representatives yesterday aud
read at the clerks dssk. This rather unusual, 10
being customary 20 refer such messages and order their
printing without reading; but 10 great the anxiety
OF majority Of the members TO hear th. message, THAI
the reading insisted upon and the whole house ga
thered slose around the clerk while ths document
being read This quite compliment 10 the srs'u
tive and the reading proccsA with evident
tsfacion exhibited BY the democratic aide of ths
house The Presidents reasoning Ia support of the vs,o
regarded q wholly unansverable, AMI a. giving
forever qui"tus 10 the greai subject Of river
and haIbor improvements by tho federal govern.
ment The message "a copy Of which her, eaclo-s
you = very sng,h,3 and " 70 great measurs,
just A. predicted few days ago ~ would b. lth,
however, the message this subject AMI must e,asu-
iuie one % the great democratic landmarks Ia all futars
ttne.
The Senate yesterday pas engaged all day in the dis.
cuason of Sir BrOdEfhdA bounty lAnd bill which, In
pass both houses Of Congress and pretty mach In 10
present shape. II !. bl ot mote than ordinary inis
ret d'inb1ing millions oi acres OF land among ,AA
The "land bill Z ss amended BY Mr.. Cobb, Of Ala, vas
VIC thems y g"ba'' yssi'faAy ln ne hon"" oi pfs
you copy Of tie bill tteif bat ltia destined ret To
~ a's aHa aHl'hp'l p.l"' = can pas ~" nr
the alert 70 throttle L at every and great gsusri
thp requisite q con4uc u safely through The ori-Ai
~ ,I'nnh - sAbknl,n W sa'"s' aSh%h can De had
" We pilI = nol losi ~ ihe wsni - TINE
-, \, ~ y, I, o'.a.n 80 -, "h'en ~ ihe hv"~ ~
recng The FpsalFr q tenasr iho sse q ts hall 70 tho
.''h't,. ~ !" ss @'bisA " i9i% Nhsh in'Th ~ uhs
80 II a"''4Ay ntat ~ il,ts, - 70 t"apsanys
as -, = y, w. Nv, ~ auAly h 20
lhetohF'nu'n, and uAt "" hali 80 not destrrlAai
w w n'u,s IiomPuy aHu properly f'ia'"d '" e'n.'ls
~ w .''oiuu hu u 49,. 49, ,,.-. ,t-... -, Il,
:. - shAh sou nav ~ iht'fsAhhg f'F"ft from b@
.,N ~, ~ t"'Ntn h'as',,"s 70 ,'lshss !" "" 2st
,s ~ 49,, 49,, W :" ~ ",g"hi t,i ~ ". '"'n~
anu ln"ia autholu'r ~ eH hlhff - @iD from ths
,, :, ". s',l..sHsl'gh, a. ',If"..ea hf"pSh ms
leIat!ment ~ rtAt" - F"s ~ NJ AArey's opinion,
Inst III. government e.ad no' and ~euh 20, pro,st
80 Hkhts ~ hai's. ths Nfpgs ~ '@ptAAn GIBSON
- ,.u.h aus,, ~ petupn ~ tbe estf,sts Aa't.~
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
English funds are quiet In tone and without much
huetuaucn. tonsoh closed At oiH AsIK
There sppsars TO be singular fatality about the
blundsrng Of tskgrsphie operators or eorspondssts
In trsnsmttiDg 10 as the price OF Cousols Our report
from Halifax lat night gave the price srs, a, p9J.
showing considerable advance; but q. h,er hour
reotivsds second report, giving the price At si si
,sd ws incline 70 tho opinion ha, the last agures
the correct Onss--Rpl
suxIrAs sKcrE EnIy1.
hfsss. Bel o. report an active barne.. 10 Amer.
can stocks, particularly yIrgaia aad Psaas, vaaa
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Passe eprcrx by the Asi..

Mrs tevenson, Misses and Stevens, General Har.
and lady Mrs Hamilton Miss Mcnfom Miss Stevenson
Buckland and lady Mrs Vaughan aud son Capt Johnson
Roberts and lady Miss Hare Mr. Ber~ek and lady Hull
and lady, Mrs KIM gsm Mr. Urls De Watts and
Mise Sullivan Mr. Daeie and lady Miss Norlan, Capt
nson ard lady Mr. ohen aud lady Miss Levy. MISS Bar
psrd General Harneyis servant, Mr. and Mas Fabric,
Mrs Cox Nessrs VAUGHAN, stranse Christie, stotsop Ros
land, Heindmnn, Rishler, Tbconb, Heron schmidt,
Richards, Cahili. Henman Field Bartin Reaux Chop,
ford Hastings Crooks Adams Thompson Cannic Prns
Warde Maner Sehitz Patterson Stevenson. Stevenson
Wilson, Muir Fsgenh.inl Wright Clark, sullivan,
Cooper Draper. IN and ID Levy, WE'LL Avon, Benver
wsss Cosman Beattc BeIlward Bell Ferguson steadman
Gamer Chapman Peiser Ward Guthrie, Haton, Clarke
Howe, smith Lieutenant Moore, Mr. Platt and lady, Mr.
wall andl ADJ - -
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state bonds. Virginia SIS, bonds, 81 SO; Virginia os,

bonds, 50 81
Freights from Liverpool to the United States n
changed but there Is considerable falling OF in the
supply Of dead weight
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Messrs. Brown shipley Co. report trade In Man
chester being rather favorable. An improved
feeling apparent during the past two days. enabling
holders partially TO their previous position and
the market closed quietly, but with steadness at
the quotations cf last week except for fair bowed,
which reduced I'd. The weeks sales al 900
bales, including $500 for export and 020 specua-
ton. On Friday the business was 600 bales.
nI.nr IrIrs
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UNo LFT-A STORE Ne lie CLINTON PLACE;
would be suitable for hsraess makers shop, or
any such business.
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N ECHANICS' AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSrTTu-
UI ton, 4g2 Grand street.-Deposts made be-
fore the 10th of January next Ill :eive interest from
1.-THE first OF January next interest usual at six per
cent per sums OF $500 and under. Bank open
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and saturday from
JAMES r, HAISHT Secretary
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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.

The Brokers Circular reports ashes dull and the sales
limited at reduced quota lions. Rosn In moderate de
mand at IS. Sd. 5s 3D. for common, and lOd Is.
for fine. Nothing doing ia turpentinespirts, 42s and
dull Linseed oirn moderate demand at 3Ts ID. Palm
oil steady. Pale seal In moderate demand at ga Es5
Rape oil unchanged. Saltpetre, doing Dyswoods
less active. Sugar unchanged Tea frmer-congou,
f10. Tobacco, little doing.
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Al ,hs ke,r,poi,sn-Wm z G.rri.sn, Es1' cslifgrnis;
yiginia. Ju A, fam.r Boston; Captain sis,tlaus 81
Loui, Mo- o. Dorranss, Portland Ne, Gear y. Brown
lt tuhion Pkes.-R W. Psesh,n Aitsnyi A. A. Holly,
Geneva. halorGhilton anf fsaly array Joass sad
lady ionF fsapd. Rev W Rsal Wssbing,9n, y q. H9n
samuel II saith, Cal CARLSBAD Tsrsli, BSft9n; Js9gs
Csnthsll Chsrry VALLEY, y. v siss CAnrb.ll a.. .
A. ~ frcget,--Hsa. hetungham, faliana; A. 2.
hright -. ksv York; Hgs n Bls has, :. Bssss,
Atut irving HoBss-Ion. heCisliaaA Hussoaj iisa
" Llttie CsvisbA; Ggn nrius Bas,en, Cap, hoeFr,
stunesrs utios. Capt % W wss,on, Phiia4sitak. Cpl
wsod shd lady 40; Prot l. Avsry MSS Hgs, Loais D.
al na a. kiehoia. Hs,sl-Iios y. " Orsy sns lazy.
Esrtucky; tsft >. ID. Baesh, Blask Wsrlpr, Hsa. v.
Frinrls Ba'aus, Capt Bsrths oho, Ttonas d Dsy, -
Loas. Hss Va; LivisEston ard f.nily, sales; tAp,.
Btrh., strnh.id: E.ass, Als.s, ys,,s,
asrioos Hgn Mm. Bed, Hadssni W ~ warrts, Tfgy, y
fstsrssn, flinois. Dnnap Janssvils Trkrk ctsas.
Osvsro ElanssH ekinnsr Vtttssi u. n. FfHkus1 May
anA Ptrsis, Rlehn9ns. Thsmss Colt. Itiisaddj q.
Ps,tsrsen, tttes. = Y sksrvsr4 frs, A TurA*f Be-
Tor; NiniAns ksins Hss. y y - Jsaa, AeaaJ' Col
Frsa nvsrpsoi, is .hir Jsha Drrh,-sr Westerly .Aa
DErAKTrRrs.
ycr q srsstsn, or stssmss Nsshvso .a aas lasY,
VS. husgtt sd LAZY, MICS n Anssrson, Themas ~ a.
ssrwsnt biss ~ Tcws.sns. Clsrts sns tasy, W.
~, D~slss Jshnsest u Gee, Dsslssn. 4 F0r
and LADY q Hrs,og tsmasl Hssrs. RYlsy y Lsm
lsrs D II Tsrsiy, q " Brst3v, osslf Ne Hutisr Mr.
Cisrks Lossrr, Rst~st Dafllss aA8 lsay, wkts, Y
in.ss, sI4 y u Us ssssrses.
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Messrs brown, shpley Co.'s Circular says As
usual ut Christmas the market has been quiet bread
stufs, but prices are fully maintained. Philadelphia
and Baltimore -four, 44s 45s Ohio, 45s. 4js. Cana
da, 42s. Cd a AS ID; sour, 3Ss Ais White wheat
12s. Sd. lbs. 3D. red lis. Ia. al. Indian ad
vnnced sixpence; white and yellow, 44s. Asa mixed
43s 3D. 44s Other circulars quote white wheat 13s.
Wehteru nal aour Ia n uhit IA
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LIVERPOOL BREApsruFFs MARKET.

StocN on Manu- bIbUUV baeH Including JZZ UUU Ameri
Some circulars quote all descriptions OF middns
1.16th under the above figures
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LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.

Richardson, Spence Co. report the second govern.
ment contracts for beet taken at the extreme rate
flO lOs. fl2 per terce Stocks small yet dealers
very sparingy, scarcely any taken. Pork-The
tract taken fs lis TO els per erce and 81 10s
for bbls; The market stroog, but not much doing Ba
con more actiye. Lard opened dull but the Batic'i
advices and the demand for France gave frmness "a
the market and prices closed at SIS. 3D. 53a Talov
depressed and diAic alt TO sell at 64s. a 65s
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HEECHANICy AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSUTU-
lyl tion-December 81 1SbS.-Dvlden1.-The Me-
chanics and Traders Savings Institution have declared
their usual semi annual dividend all deposits entitled
thereto, at the rate Of six (6 cent aunum all
AIMS of $500 and under and hve 10 per cent on all
day Of January next Dividends not called for viii draw
interest the same principal
ALFRED T. C0NKLIN, President
JANE 2. HAIGHT. SECRETARY.
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CoUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 1I3 AT
A. lantic street, Jan. 2, 1s55.-Atheneum Buildings,
BROOKLYN notified that interest at the
rate OF five per cent per annum, all sums OF
eve dollars upwards, which have been deposited
Gus to the LIST instant will be paid aud after
the 18th instant. Interest not called for viii re-
main principal and draw interest from the 1st in
slant Depositors are reminded that deposits made by
the 10th day Of January viii draw interest from the lt
Of January. Open daily from 10 TO 2, and saturday
evenings from TO 0. IRA SMITH, President
GEo W WARD. Secretary.
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TRYING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 90 WARREN STREET
have declared their semi annual dividend all 1e
posts entitled thereto at the rate OF x per cent
able on and after the 18TH day Of January next Diy
lends not called for viii interest the al
principal. CALEB WOODHUIL President.
VAyprRBur L. BUXTON Secretary
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Lssepe, ex.Freneh Consul In Egypt, has obtained
10 construct ship canal across the thmus Of sasz
the company 10 collect tolls for ninety nine years the
cane TO " completed In twelve years and the Yieeroy
without outlay, 70 have Bftesn per cent OF the profits
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DANK SToCKS.-FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL COUN-
Id try residence with about thirty OF good land
Yonkers for which Central, East River other
bank stocks will be taken, at fair price. Also
Der of well located uptown lots sell exchange Ap
ply to HASKINs h BROWN, IL Wall street, room No. 2
0ye ont I'M Rauk
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vy,HE FOURTH OF THE sERIFs or LECTURES WILL
be delivered BY DR. X. Schrsmm, st Hope Chapel
No rs broadway, on Thursday evening, January 1t
4 O'Clock. Subject;-Der literarische Fraaendienst
. ~JTruubadours, Minnesacnger, bureaux d'espr etc)
fctets for the remaining three lectures, 81. Single
tickets 90 cents.
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DOND AND MORTGAGE FOR SALE ONE OF $12
ID 600 on some Of the best productive property In
the heart Of the city, worth than double. per
fectly safe and good investment Address Mortgage
Herald office.
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On the 9TH December the French became masters o.
the hole district Of oued Rsh, the last outstanding
cfy having surrendered.
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LECTURES.

yT,HE FIRST LECTURE BY REV. DR.. MANAHAN, on
''The Worlds Indebtedness 10 the Church." viii be
delivered this evening, TX O'clock 10 Clinton Hall
Altor place. Tckets 80 cent? 20 be bad Atthe door
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TIyANTFD-se,ooo WORTH or FIRE INSURANCE
w stock, in large small lots any companiesi
Che price must be low. Address j g. Herald ofhce,
/, stA ting name Of company, quantity and price.
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YU,HE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HAVE
declared q semi annual dividend OF six per cent
payable on the 5th inst. DoRAS L. STONE, Secretary
! New York, January 2, 1855.
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fNAsH ADVANCED AND LoANEb 70 ANY AMOUNT
~ On diamonds, watches, jewelryi plate, valuable
and personal property, bought for highest cash
prices WOOD, 90 Fulton street second door, front
room, from o A. N. 10 Pm
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 81
III Chambers Observation-Disclosures are Informed
that deposits made before saturday, Jan g. 1850,
will bear interest from LIST January Bank open daily
from 10 A. NJ to 2 =. NJ. and from TO I Z. NJ
J0sEpH STUART, President
InuN MANNING. Comntroller.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30
Misfellanfous.
LADIES, COLLEGE.

JNpresenting this Circular TO the paGis, ING ~
eor wishes to Inform thom thai the LADIES ~ S
will omen Tor The reception Of students me ~ Jay "
Msy neNt. In all its various dePa rtments. ,.,,.
Our arrangements for ihcrongh COURSE lrs"" ~
lion IN the various departments OF ihe 1ohSse,
ample and on scale % meet the deinahas oi 'ue s
and spirit ofthe times. ,a,.r ,r3 eou,.
Weam to give more praciiesi, thorougu ~. a.
nlet. course III studies than ans Of cur sea,,os III
Soupg ladies' Yea, more. We mean - tahc 'Ae tN'
IA M business ofremae education.
Recourse oil studies Will be NarHa 70 su'i ~ -
cums,anees and intellectual capacity oiine pnit
TUITION IL The Primar. Department, - o y" r. Z. !.
do usual course, co 1, :.
Languages and higher En-iish prahehss.e '"
Norr -Nos6tra chargosin Tue Aoriaa'U
Teachers department.
Mus, N P!aeo, Mtiodeon, Guitar ana - m {. s..
Harp, Wv W W ~ :. ..
Landscape Pauiiugin oil. :, eo
Mono, hromati, tTayon and Peach ~, :, ..
Drawing, Ae each,
Work. each, . :, -.
Embroidery. Ornamental Needle Work. =.
Ne. & :. all their variety, eh.h' Wv
Diplomas wlllhe given to lhose VII" com
pete a thoroul Ii course IN elH'er % '"e
DEPARTMENTS
Bonrd " itt furnished rooms Including :,
washing. lights, fuel, stationery a., ~ y"
II the Duuif furnishes her osh ro sia' ete' - U
sli raYu,.uts u be nude in advance.
Those Wishing to secure oms or desks ssHaN SIM
ars, mast apply ssor ! .s ,s,n
Mr. 7. II Conas>e' Principals.
Mas VI. A. CopDIka, !
Davenport. sch IS. 'ls.dwu.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-30
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