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ONLY TEN THOUSAND TIGKETsl
Tickets fs-Hslves f4.--Qusrters a. 90.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov 1S--1y MONTGOMERY Alabama
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WALL 4 STEPHENS,

IL and 10th streets, have just received large as
sortment Of Cloths Cassimers, and Vesting which
they will have made up 70 order in the most fashion
able styles ysttI
Also, on hand very largo stock Of ready-made
Clothing which they win sell cheap any other
establishment IN the United States doc
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SPECIAL FERRY NOTICE.
NO DETENTION FROM ICE
THE only regular and reliable Ferry
j. Boat plying between Washington and Aexsn-
dria In the arohoat

GEORGE PAGE.
kHlHff2 The public can depend upon the
fsn George Page leaving promptly at the
time stated, passengers or passengers, until fur.
ther notice
Leave. Washington at 81, sl, W, 1l5l, A. NJ,
and at ~, Q, ~, p. M.
Ls.ve. Alenndria a. ~. ., lo1f, A. NJ, and 1871.
az, 4 b1<, Pm
Fare By the George Page will be 6vc cents when
ever the George Washington or Thomas Collier run
and charge the ssme, except car trips.
GEORGE PAGE
p. s. The George Page Ia the only boat connecting
with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and Ma
nassss Gap Railrosd
Omnibuses 70 connect with the George Page viii
leave the corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
~, p. NJ Ian Sd
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS. "ITE
COFFIN wAREROOM, &c.
IT WILLIAM PLANT a. Co., Underta-
ID kers-residence AIS Seventh street, between @
and II streets Interments procured in any ground
or cemetery Coffins Caps, Shrouds, Carriages
Hearse and every article for interments Of the best
quality Furnished at short notice the most reason
able terms, and at all hours Of the night Having
the exclusive right Of Crump's Patent Corpse Pre-
server we guarantee 70 keep the dead for any length
Of time nov 2s-d1y
II r. NEAL, on Seventh Street, opposite
epe Centre Market, keeps constantly on hand, for
wholesale and retail
WINES AND LIQUORS
OF all kinds
sEGARS, 10.
nov 1p--1y
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G o z Z o.

HusTs LISnfrsr has made many extraor.
binary cures, some Of which are almost incred
Ill y
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LATE OF THE CENSUS OFFICE,
Prosecutes Claims before Congress- and the Depart
ments
Office, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avsnus
over the Savings Bank
dec sly
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BENJAMIN #. GAMBRILL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Tobacco,
Cigars, Snuff, and Pipes,
No. %, Loper end of King Street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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ALEXANDRIA, ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUELL c.. .ATwELL, stove, Tin, and
IA Sheet iron Ware Manufacturer, Pitt street rear
of the Marshal House Alexandria, Va Roofing,
Guttering, and Spouting win be done in tho best
manner and ct the shortest notice.
L.
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CHARLES STOTT 4 CO.,
Corner OF Seventh st. and Pa. avenue, Agents
jan l0-2aw6m for Washington.
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overburdened with emgrans, and the only wonder
that the disease did not prove far disastrous thsa
was represented
The German silver used for making knives forks
spoons, &C., consists Of two parts OF copper, Of
Michel and Of zine. Care must be taken In usng
culinary and table articles made Of German silver that
they DO brought into contact with corrosive liquids
as In addition TO the poisonous effects of the essential
metals "copper" and dnc), there Is frequently small
proportion OF arsenic still remaining In the nickel
The Buffalo Commercial says that freight trsin,
ssting Of hundred and forty four cars SIXTY
Of which loaded with cattle the balance with mis-
the 2sth ut. Seven locomotives employed in the
drawing process.
national sheep shsw commenced in Bath opposite
Albany, on the Goth ult., and held three days.
The premiums announced from $40 to SIS for the
best Of five to ten sheep The prizes al for ne
wool varieties.
Six sisters recently married In the evening,
at their house in Somerset county, PennsylvAnia.
There rise Of Ave feet in the Missouri river last
week,
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Common Pleas-Gcneral Term.
Before Hon JUG ges Ineraham, DAILY and Woodruff.

JcyE 2-Turner ct al VI. Mccartney, &c.-Judgment
reversed, with costs.
Morrisey vs.. Observation-Disclosures reversed, with
costs.
Pugsey vs.. MuUay.-Judgment reversed, with costs.
Z G,nocbo Fiesri-Order affirmed, with $40 COSTS
johnson VS.. Gibton-Judement affirmed, with costs.
Miller Roessh r Judgment affirmed, with costs.
either party.
Erin VS. the New York and Erie Acknowledgment
affirmed, with costs.
Morrill, VS. reversed, with costs.
Hunt Va westervelt. Judgment reversed, with costs.
Burnett "a. Gwynne.-Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Cornwell VS.. Booner Judgment affirmed, with costs
Hart va M'Millan-Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Coean VS.. Mehripger-Judgment affirmed, with cssts
siikman vs.. Bog<.-Judsneat affirmed, VITA costs.
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Superior Court
Before Hon. Judge BoaMorth.

LIABILITY OF AN OMNIBUS COMPANY FOR PACKAGES.
JUNE Jacob Sscdrtz Murphy d F1inn.-This suit
to $500, the value Of pastase lost from
Of the defendants omnbuses, route from Har-
lem. The package was handed 10 the driver by the
PLAINTIFF who got inside On plaintiff getting out II
found that the parcel was gone The defendants
tended that they we're mot common carriers and con-
tracted only to carry passengers The Court held that
part Of the business OF the defendants to take
charge Of bundles although their business was to
carry passengers. The defendants wsre therefore, a-
bic for any package given into the hands of the driver
Verdict Tor plaintiff, $268 80.
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Port OF New York, June 2, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship Empire City. "indle, Havana and New Or
Steamship Nashville Berry, Charleston spoord Tusston
s.s:m:ssip Augusta, Lyon, Savannah: MisehiIl
ship sssdinger told,. zimmerman, Hamburg. Henninss
F nsssse1 .s E. 6sys
:Ss Rss s1 s:s "'''
BARK ' seeor Paine. shsaiso' masssr 's''' ~
ss sss:1 Afs!'as ass sl Dis's'
s.Iss hissmeSa fs''r'
s.s
sesr cisnrOy f Rsnsr.sa 1s'i McKee,
sshr lsyis crG %... Boston Lewis
sShr Warren m.e. D New Haven 'pfAho'
bSa.s ssS ass:a Line
SSp nr s sasy H''n
Steamship Black Warrior, Bullock New Orleans, via Ia
sssiHssssf sissss
l.: sn 8 A s.ss:n q ss.
S.: sss: :.ss!s. ;s T.:
nsS Of s s :: %
tor. eli Ss e. from Glen
e sss1 fss A.
stosmship Alabama Schemes, Savannah. IS hours with
g. ssi
VIZ a :.s
hence o.p'
ID l.: sS IS sns
Co bound 70 Hsyana put in here 70 land PASSENGERS
Ship h:Inss !eppsr Ms.ssan days with ioswood TO
Ship King Hslists New Orleans II days. with
Snip S.neSesss Tyler Orleans "a day.. with md.e
:ps f s ssx M IS s
ss%e time sRois sn Tempest S% Msy al 1ssns for
SHIP Or
and Of sh S.r b, Nay in b. al. 70 ss on
New Orleans for Liverpool and ship Norman. from do tor
RsIt Mary ysrnsy Smith sisrr. LsGn: IVES. co.:. e
a. M Ts Si 10 Mn 40 Aps
standing E. May a. 50 So 81 q. spoke brig Fran.
Barn Rodsre Dhu, Tadssy Hamilton. Bermuda. days.
Bark Aaron Harvey, Barnes, savanilla "A days with
hide: vs .Ss A. ssd a AZ: g s:a.
:sd . aS1i H:r hs-s:9
Psrsland Boston, osh passed S..i :sssrias
Blue a. s .s s sn3
Bark Anna. Wheeler Havana days, with sugar, &c,
BARK David Lapsey of philadelphia Fisher CicnfueRos,
April 2s With Sara, to W W Dsforess 4 Co; vessel 70
e from
sss and several spare spars; 18th passed brig water,
could not distinguish she abandoned May Is lat
y w. lon % 70 spoke brig William Of Halifax, from Ponce
Brig Evergreen (of Easspor PsstangaI cicnfuegos 80
s' Win NJ, e Il. T. 8 % Sss NsS.
from 1abasco for Boston short Of water supplied 3d
Industry, standing NE from Norfolk for sigo.
Brig swan, Cousins Cardenas Nay % with sugar and mo-
Brig velssco of Boston) Dengham sagus, Is days. with
sugar and mol.sses to sturFes Ciearman 4 GO. u a
daya with sugar &C. to m aster.
Brig Chincilia Jordan Matansas, May 70 with molssses
Brig GRANTEES (Br Salmon Prince Edward Island IA days.
with potatoes, TO X Buck Co.
Brig Bon Bradbury of Esstpor Miller, sasua, May 10,
Ketoh Brothsrs 90 MsrisI Is days with mdse, to
order heavy weather passage sails
sohr Chelsea Lowell sasus via Wilmington NC days,
where che Put In in Distress with sugar and molases to
sohr Robertson Morrow, Bermuda 6days with pota.
toes, to Depniston Jones.
HnsryL WsS Sn Sof New Hsysr Wsdmore Ma
Steamer Totten, Scudder, Boston.
The vessels Of the Arctic expedition still anchor
ed QUARANTINE detained by the unavoabe the
weather.
Co commission merchants NewYork she is TO sail from
Spanish flag.
Ship Niagara 600 tons built in New York for vbaer
been sold here NJ prve.e sale, terms not public.
Bark Hungarian, Of Warren RI has purchased By
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For three or four days past Ares have been raging In
the woods miles 70 the uorthwest a. Toroeo
O. w. They prevail the whole line Of the Nertbern
Railroad. Between Barrie and Couing wsod the conaa
grafton s almost continuous and In more tbas soe MA
the cord wood on the TRACK has been copsuued.
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Herald Marine C0rresuoudenco.
EDGARr0wN. Nay s-Au ship Nsnsrsnsst. coIema..
with 1850 bbls sp OIL ~ N'sA'~
Also bark starbuck Pacific Ocean TsIeshussa
FOB 9, Of ant for Nantucket with 1000 bbls 30 OIL
Brfe Haretta from Southern port Bath vas spoksn
side Of the Vineyard this morning.
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Ship Niagara Of Fahaven has been sold Mssrs Curtis
Co, commission merchants, York. She TO sa from
dairhsven for Cuba, where she will be placed under the
Spanish flag.
Ship Niagara 600 toms built In New York whaler
and bark Hungarian 36 TONS built at Bath In 1s63 have
been sold here At prvese SALE terms not made public
Bark Hungarian, Of Warren, r. has boon purchased By
Messrs Chase a Small. OF this city
Mrw Dunosn 10 reported 70 have sold his yaoht The
Haze Moses Grnne for about 5000 said be less
thaa hNlf her original cost
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kARITIME INTKLLIGENCR.

ALMANAC NEW voRx-rHIs DAv.
RIsEs..........A30 MooNDRIsEs. morn IL OF
SUN rs HIGH WATER morn. 10 81
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The Citizens or williamsburg on Gas.
About four hundred Of the citizens Of the late city
Williamsburg gathered together Friday evening
at the Odeon to express their indignation in regard
the Williamsburg gas contract. passed at meet
ing of the Brooklyn Common Council and also of the
acts OF their representatives from the Eastern districts
ExAlderman briggs called to the chair an John
Breach acted as Secretary.
Elk Mayor Wall, DR.. Hanford, Judge Boswell, Demas
Strong, and William Layton, appointed commit
tee to draw resolutions During the absence OF the
committee speeches were made by Hon. Philip Hamilton
and John Breach.
Calls were MADE for Alderman Huntey, against whom
strong feeling existed for not entertaining petition
signed by three hundred tar payers and gas
in reference to the gas contract The proscrp
1--WE Q, ne NEE ss ~ ,ns most
compelled to submit in silence.
The committee submitted preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted The following Is the
That tie recent contract passed BY the Common Coun
ell with the Williamsburg Gas Light Company, merits
the disspproval OF all consumers that in view Of the
prospect Of valuable and economical improvements In
the manufacture Of gas, no contract should be made
for longer period than five years. For the same
sons price to private should not exceed 3d.
and for public purposes 81 SO thousand cubic feet
that the rules regulations of the company
ing service pipe meters and furnishing OF gas to
consumers should be the result OF arrangement be-
tween the Common Council and the company all that
asked for Is good gas at cheap RATES In New York
and other cities that no annoying conditions are de-
sired but fair to private and the company;
that the Common Council be requested to reconsider
their upon said contract la order to admit of such
smeDdme nts will render IL acceptable to fair and
did minds that in the event of their refusal Mayor Hall
be requested to intervene his Veto that in view of such
veto, committee OF Eve be appointed
TO confer behalf Of the public with the committee of
the Common Council, and prepare a contract
The last resolution compliments Aldermen Ralphs and
cunningham othe Eastern districts and Alderman Fow
r Of the Western Districts and censured the others Of
the Eastern district for the pursued BY them In
regard to the gas contract.
The COMMITTEES Resolutions together with the chair
man. we're appointed the committee referred to in the
resolutions.
The meeting adjourned at late hour
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The vessels OF the Arctic expedition are still anchor
ed at Quarantine detained by the unavorbe state Of th
weather. = =
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cries. while another descending Into the cabin, invara
bly, turned to the right instead Of to the left which
brought him to the state room of dyspeptc old gen.
tleman, and q pitched battle was the consequence,
which disturbed the entire community before peace
could be proclaimed These gentlemen OF des
patches by the byby their great good nature and ine
aow Of spIits, did to eDven the passage than all
the others together. There no resisting their
tinual jokes, and lively, rafting conversation.
Mrs. T., the celebrated Misunderstanding, as you
on sn s1c sas n 10 boas
not crowded-wth the upper berth and every corner,
indeed full Of geological specimens, who kept diving
down and bringing up startling whene he could get
to Listen to his theory that the earth originally
nothing but fog-a theory we were much inclined to
accept for nothing but this article. and of the
largeclass world could be made times during
oar trip an eccentric Frenchnan who had been specu
atng In American lands made the rest Of our notable
passengers. We had, the captain assured us, large
collection OF unknowns, who would keep their state
rooms, various stages Of disgust and misery, until
o, Friday we had rough weather-Captain wo.ten
would not permit us 70 call II IL was sublime
70 me- and pom the deck ali day and until late At
night, spell in the and wind watching the
breaking waves. have queer way of giving ch.rac.
Nagara, IL always seemed 70 me II portion OF the
waves were struggling back from the fearful precipce
fought the mad proeressves, shouted earnestly Of
bad times ahead, OF crisis, and crash, and ruin TO
no purpose And NOV. as the waters Sn rosrsa around
behaf-bow the immense waves would dash hercely at
and other huge would meet them, and struggle
ano break ana TAU oacs IN vi'eoo Ney On
terrible bow would lift s head and seem suddenly TO
get sight our vessel and with wild roar start In
pursuit, with army pressing after-how just ss we
seemed absut being devoured other waves would rush
abruptly round our bows and give batte while the old
boat strobe brayey on, leaving them blindy lighting
way sbatt For hours way into the night listened 10
and looked upon the uproar until d. dragged me below
Below, the old boat was masIng terrible pother.
Every timber, every plank seemed possessed OF voice
aud planning bitterly 70 each other. q Bad times
-tsofry they GOMEZ" wished the thin g done WITH
seuee VII ned and groaned out In every conceivable
,sa- fpd asleep, watching stool and wash. basin
"a CO q stately N Luet our floor. With what dig.
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CLEARED
Steamship Empire City. "indle. Havana and New Or.
leans, D Roberts.
Steamship Nashville Berry, Charleston. spOnord Teston
& Co.
Steamship Augusta, Lyon. Savannah, 8 4 Mtchl
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, &c, Ludlam
Peasants.
ship stedinger (0ld), zimmerman Hamburg Hennings
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DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY.
Rev. Dr. Anderson for the last years Professor
Of Theology at the Theological Seminary Canonsburg
Pa departed this life at his residence in that place.
few days since aged sixty six years and five months
Rev. Dr. Lindsey, delegate to the Old School Presby-
terrain from New Albany, died sudden
y at Nashville, Tenn, on the 25th ul from apoplexy
Rev. David H. Kolock, Of the Methodist Episcopa'
church, Philadelphis, died, few days SINCE that
city, in Singular manner He had been suffering for
long time with cancer in the neck On Friday night the
cancer severed the Jagular ven and the sufferer slowly
HE'D 10 death.
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that .ha! which betokens satisfaction, and
which inibrmed me, ihatShe had found his
treasure. He made two aor three more
strokes with the spade, and the box was
exposed seized on the ,instrutnent Of
his tolls, and, suddenly changing my
language, declared in very good French,
that he was my prisoner. {.
No resistance, said l, .or Twill cleave
your skull insswo.'
s AT this threat he seemed in dream,
but when he knewJhat he was gripped, by
tinat ironhand which had sabdued the
most yigorous malefactors, he wascon.
vincediha it.was no visions Moiseletwas
as quiet as q lamb During the journey
to the sta,ionof The brigade Of gend darmes,
whore I deposited him,he frequently cried
out: - - - -
II amsundone, who would have though,
il. aud he had such simple look too. = y
Athe assizes of Versailles Nj oiseletwa
;sentenced 10 six months solitary con6ne.
n1ent. Mr. Jenards was overpowered with
Joy having recovered his 100 900 crowns
worth 81 diamonds, !, Faithful to his sys-
teTn OF abatement, he reduced the reward
of one half. and still there was d ifhcnlty
in getting 5000 francs:of him. out ofswhich
i had been compelled 10 expend more
ihan 5000; IN fact al bnesmomant Ireally
tlIoughi I should have been compelled to
bear the expense myself. & -
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70 Cure the Group.

6 "A writer in the Country Gent lemun gives
the following prescription for the GROUP
,Divest the child OF 8 slI clothing about the
neck and chest; then bathe the throat an d
upper part Of the chest freely with cold wa-
Ter. Let this be done by pouring. spohg.
ing, or very frequent application Of wei
CLOTHS. While this is being done. prepare
warm water, and immerse the feet in ii.
This gives relief in short time; the child
should be put quietly forrest, with jug al
warm water to the feet, when perspiraiion
aud sleep coon follow. Any one can fol:
low these directions immediafeiy and tiS
q con,plaint which is soon fatal sunlsss
checked in the early stages, and mshy
precious lives are lost because 4 6ysicial3
IS moi a hand until itis TOO late 10 says
isom autipcAtione
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Mud and Dust of London.

- The three huHdred d thousand houses OF
London are iuterspersed by q street sur
face averaging about forty.four square
yards per house. and therefore measuring.
collectively. about thirteen and aquarter
million square yards, Of which q large
proportion is paved with granite. Up
wards of,; two hundred thousand pairs o.
,whsels. aided by a considerably lager
number OF iron, ,shed horses 'lee,, are con.
siantly grinding this. gr ante to powder,
whichs powder is mixed with tr@a two TO
len carloads Of horse droppings per mile
ot street per diem, besides5an unknow wn
Quantity Of the sooty deposits discharged
from half million yot smoking chimneys.
s. In wet weather ,hese several materials
are beaten up into The thin black, Cruel
like compound, known assI4ondon mud;
OF which the water aud gaseous parts are
evaporaied, darin 6 sunshine. inte the air
we breathe, while ihessoiia Particles dry
inn subtle dust. whifted up in nclouds, by
The wind andasthe horses fssts These
dust clouds are deposited on our rooms
aud hlriiiiure; on ousaskinss our lips and
sonahe air-ipbes of our Mngs. he soiose
stable, Ike smell and favor Of the London
ali, ihe rapid soihng ofsour hands. orr
linens nssnd The hang gings of aus reosps bear
ample WITNESS To- the reality of fsthiS ssil !.
ssf y sSidS every London citizsn may find =
tuNhef IA naotss signi6 ii iItdlc saiDn ii
abe dark cisus 81 the ps oles djepnssted BY
.ila1 44e lad 81 through
8li5 . 51l piraxory ~ ana Slss s. 5
q Stdt2 IN n atisf r 81 s3fi w. nd MIDI.
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sail Of Mont Blanc.

The Echo du Mont Blanc publishes The
following from q correspondent: go. A tsix
oclocs in tho evening Of the Goth nit,
tte summit Of the mouniain between the
village Of Magiand and La Peraere gave
way, and fell with q ghtfnl crash. The.
commolon caused atl,he houses of The
village TO shake f6r ma sors than two minutes;
we all thought We were about to be swal-.
s4o~sd up by an earthquake. WhenLhings
ebeeanae somewhat cahn, saw aengass Of
sfbne. sand and esrth sslrnennted by a
CLOUD Of duss filing all lsthsxS alley and
stone. sand and eafkh cont tinped 10 fall
Tor seven minutes. From time to lime
the fall reeoInme need but with less noise
The first fall shoeksalI sthe houses on the
Eo,her side Of the Arye, but il appearsrro
one was injured. Neasly All the trees in
ia wood have been destroyed. The road
and The marsh .which are between the -riy-
err and lie mountain are covered for a
Lengths. Of Upwards oil loo yards. and a
width oil about 26. with stones of all sizes
and with earfh TO a depth of more than
|si9 fee,. eltisoaicAiaied 1t The fall:oo place
FFffom near the yi,lsee OF Perpsbs, al a
height soi about 207 yards. There lis a
probability that further fail will sak 9 place,
Ebntsit isno. likely to endapger Che village
lot .AIagland. ~ e.
The RnHgsT ss1E We EVER. HEAR D
EoF:-- w 9 end san account 3 in the East
leBropklyn Times, Of a new metHods Of
lin thai CRY, which takes down an yihing
xI I.ll. f.
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olN OHIO MARCH Il 1856 Nun
chances al. the Lords and Commons.

VI lill III IISJlIs 80 Is x I(JeJeJ.& SK
- -.
- - =
finances az the Lords and C0mm0nS.
Fats Magazine. thus hits off some Of
the noble lords Of Britain: s.
- A strong contrast is presented by the
next illustrious persona ge-a severe, well.
made, heavy, gray haired man, who sits
almost silent and sullen. as If he had no
feelings, as il the debate was q sham, and
he should be seglad If it were over. We
refer tos 1T&
The Travelled Thane. eA,henian Aberdeen.
me oest'abused man at this Time IN her
gracious MaJesiy $ dornlhons, but with
OUT whom sneyertheless, II Is question able
~hether tnei ssneehis 1overnment could
ee, cafrlea on. !, ,Cntorlshately = Lore Az
e,aeeh e,,' 10 t,ol man loI thea Puoisc'
Inc .puoho ikes TO De gammoned. ana his
.orash'p 20 cannot ganHion. lie IS spare
!. N Wofos,. COM anu oh'nPassioneo ne IN oe-
''Veiy, ana some@ha. 100 lhainsrenl 10
parry attaess. = ne other MINISTERS s'tt
oe,oW n'm' 'hey are none o. mem 3 ne ois !, !
~, - ola.o'iSM power -oAs 3, !,
s, ss' ~ :, ,.s 'e
-, 49, i., - ~ nv aa1
- ea IA 9a - vi ~ oPPs. usn
- - ,han - ~ ~ M ;I,.s,.;.na .s;sf = ~ go.
-, .a Ia - ss'. "aS .no.e
nar ana Gta h;n = s;,n. :, l;,,,a e.,
~ -" n e IA. Hl'n M ';a s'as m - ....e e,.so'
.Tba III ,h;a onnr,lv E,ri 81 V r1a.sssas ia, &
shinas in camna ~, w;,h ,har i. !
aoss ,ha NJ :, Nsn.ss,,. -. = So esss
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6Arfn f anee, with 35 .oGb. 600 Of in.s
l.abiisnts, only 70, ,eoo ilns ei aper srss
.praauced yearly, of which one.ssven,h u.
Tor exposiatio ln BTitaip, with ca .0O0,
oDOsof inhabitants, 66 900 ilps are pfosl
auced, while The adnouns prod dpeed IN iths.
United States. Id nearly as great as in.
France and ngland fngethers