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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-04

Recdpttuldtioa.
Amount Of State Indebtedness on tue goth
day Of Dec, 1864, exclusive Of School
FUND, as exhibited by the repor It OF the
Comptroller OF State. ..............,. 81 ,9O3, 5S3 80
From which deduct balance of proceeds OF
sales heretofore made, and which, by law,
are set apart for the redemption Of out
standing seven per cent bonds. ......... h59,4Il 10
Leaving, as the total amount OF civil in.
sebtedness uDprovided for az this date,
te FUN OF. (. lio4v,i9G 30
From this deduct the estimated amount Of
. sale of State property, to take place on
the 18th Of the present nooth. ...,...,. $4,000 90
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about the myaHn0us 1lneeg OF t1e Emperor, winch
has been aggravated BY the fatiguing csrem,ries Of
Of the lst Of January. Al tbs defle OF visiters bs
fore ( 9 throne, the Emperor stood, showl7 IL visible
fatigue and suffering. He spoke &, no one, HE boiy
Was motiorless, only his head resp ,ndsi TO ths ssu-
ta.ions Of the crowd, by bending slightly aud mono
~teneusly. All who surrounded him maiotsined q
still more immoveabie attitude. All were motionless
rs statues. Thus pres,ribes the ceremonial. Toe
Empire, say the gTumblers, must have offered some
what the aspect Of Q group Of wax figures. At the
moment when the learned societies wee plssi q,
his colleagues, :" How l long to touch, so as 70 see IL
Ill that IL alive"
The members OF The Institute do not lack OPP,
tuDities " 70 rec II all that Is alive for, ~ tne Gin.
mortals'' die from time to time, the vacant Ha; es
mus, be supplIe1. and whenever Q neg member 10
elected, he must be formally presented to the En.
peror. Nov, almost all the members Of the Institute
a1e grumblers, In the seDse In which I have used T.,
and the Institute In thus Q sort OF buodolr TO be placed
az the head Of those | have mentioned. History dos
not, however, respect the predi ecdcns OF taese sdher-
ents Of the old parties, and brings about exigencies
ception Of Mr.. Berry or, the lannon's iegttsmist orator,
will not indeed take place on the 18th instant, ~
the papers announce erronsously; bat 1t WI take
place soon, ami when IL does, ~ N. Gaizot, ex
Minister Of Louis Philippe, has just bean named D.,
TO him TO introduce N. Berger at the Tuleries. II
viii also bs his duty 70 ask Napoleon Ill - s2prove
the election, which 70 possible, Of the Due de Bog
lie and N. de Fall'ux 70 replace tao members re
r. 4 ssd' I don't know hov truly, that tse S,cis.s
da Gems de- Lsftrss, Of which nearly oil the literary
celebrities Of Paris are membsrs, soted 70 send 800
frauca 70 each Of its members who are stnl In exils-
ana the lumber Is not mall-asa New Years gin.
This society seems 70 have prospered In is pecu.
mary Affairs Of late, f,r II 10 announced also, that u
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TRR ri M s.:
szar z1From the Boston Post. H
rrxE BATTLE OF LoUIsylLLE.

49, 3esSse,. s,s..r5 49, -
Z F7771 Ssa
1t was on August evening
The bloody work was done,
Aud "a Samueln at his cottage door,
Was sitting in the sun; sss q 8
- - ,y,E.u, poo,oo
- ms hte'e ssAho-en' ~ i'l's''' o''e'
e Thev saw the dead. Will, cf,astiy wounds
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The Future of Turkey speech Of Earl Grey.
Earl Grey, one of England's ministers I'M
der a former administration, lately delivered
a speech in the House Of, Lords on the inan-
ces of Great Britain. and the propriety OF
Her Majesty S. government guaranteeing the
interest Of the Turkish loan. in which he used
this remarkable language:
We are, in the first place made responsible
for the whole interest of the Turkish loan.
If Turkey does not pay. and ooacetre no
rusa an his senses befieres that the 1aSktsh
empire srsU be In existence forty years hence,
| or that there is the remotest chance OF our not
being called upon to pay the interest which
we have bargained TO pay. When we have
Maid the interest, it will be for us TO call upon
! France TO reimburse us her proportion. But
! looking at the future. many changes mag take
pl,.cc, and many questions may arise between
the two countries which are now upon the
| best possible TERMS. -Hariag sone supposed
ssf-of, The French gorernpsesf may cfaim The
| riqLf Of ,citlbotding that payment. We, on
! the other hand, not admitting any such right,
NAV insist ON being reimbursed, and difficult
ties may arise between the two countries.
Your lordships know the present stale. o.
| that ,aost corrapf Of oil gosernnssats, the Tar
| Rash goter,,menf, and that IL Is notorious that
/ Of fke money srLieh ought to 90 into the IHr-
kish Treasury for pslfic purposes. no sn0s
proportion goes into the haads ~ c2rra.I', pa
sh Is and gripfHg oney-ts'ders Your iord-
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EBENsBURG, SEPTEMBER 5, 1856.

Nsv "a. tbo "A ~ 80 :, H. ,sad
;c;ne IA m ,,e usnt Its oriy tI,e food an,
tbe heat We need T c.r,t ,w.ds ,bro,,gL sbe
drifting snow Is could once y s. .
:. Snppose ve .ena vou ! .lollar's . worth of
f,our dollar : worth of pork. and then an
other dollar's uorth of ether th;nos snch as
tea. coffee. sugar. butter and the fke-could
Won live a week on it ~
80 All. God a. mercy, boys, meser and
Molly d live q long, long while on that. But
yen not do it for US"
. Yes, We will =
=. All, it. too much. !"
- :. No, no" cried Sam, {" we've got todo il,
Uncle Israel, for We six have sworn to help
| yoa through the xinter zpank aP- nn,s
- Dye 1dc.9fhatt utfered theseid man,
clasping his thin tremuAous hands se.a
We do, they all SIX answered, and then
Sam added, anu while one o. US lives, you
shall not suner tne want OF Wnat we can give,
/ A moment the old man bowed his snow
| white head, and then, while the big tears
/ streanied down bis face, he raised his eyes,
and murmered;
. Gods biessln be on ye, ye noble boys
1t my heart was gold, an could take It out
an give 1t to ye-for It $ yours, all, all your
own. -
In a little while the six went away prom
ising to send. or come back soon, aud even
after they had reached the yard they could
hear the voices Of Israel and his wife, both
raised to God in blessings upon their heads.
:. / say, Sam. said Peter, this is better
i than cigars and ale. -
i Don't say word. now" replied Sam,
g for my heart's full, and can't bear any
more. !" - aaSsz iiia
/ Next they droye trough the biting wind
and snow to the humble cot of the Widow
i Manley. They found her in the habitable
room of her dwelling. sitting by fire of chips
/ and fagots, with babe asleep in her lap, and
engaged in sewing coarse frock. Three
other children were crouchcd BY the FIRE, the
oldest not yet eight years Old
i Mr. Manly had been one Of the many un-
fortunates who are swept off by run. and In
the prime of early manhood he had gone,
leaving young wife with four children in
absolute penuary
!. Ah, good day, Mrs. Manly
The woman would have arisen, but Sam
Green placed his hands upon her shoulders
TO keen her down. s -
4 80 Ne have come. y said Peter seeing that
she was anxious and fearful, to see how You
cot along. and also 10 see If we cam help sou9'
Help nae, SIR answered the woman in
sm&xe1nent s.3sw - z4i! - f.as2
Yes Now tell US plainly how you are
situated.
i The woman was silent for few moments
but at length she seemed to require her self
control, and replied:
All, gentlemen, it's all comprised in three
short words. Hunger, cold and nakedness y
!. And if we viii supply you with food and
fuel for a week, can you manage to get along
until that time without more clothing r :.
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vision and comfort as they could agree were
best adapted to meet the wants of their charges
and having done this separated into three par
ties of two each. so as ohase each family pro-
yided for with as little delay as possible.
Petera and Lyman Drake wentto Uncle lsra-
els Sam Green and Fulton to the Widow Mans
ley's and Walter Mason and Robson to Mrs,
Williams, and to each they carried provision
enough to last a week, besides leaving with
each about dollar in change.
ings when they thus met the fruition of their
newly raised hopes' their Joy was almost pam,
full The noble youths were blessed over and
over again ssr
Lac wooa was sawed ana spht; ana Pul un-
uen cover anu enen tue soele.y returned ~
.bs a1ss S.. = hsrPs s. $. nsY !. aS,,ss soc' S
tue ne1s Jay 'nsy wen. - enuicn anu hcssu -
now many neaInehs nau oeeh consersea = 70 ,l'e
pseuial 5u .shs u sne ple'cnel anu o9 sne uay
snas .ns ao'''e' "0eA
q ssnsS ss;i The o.s,,er IF the ,yacb;ue sbon
am sala .he owhel oi sne 'aacnlne M ,lnaa snop,
eolhg lasl sa.uraay aalerhoon :
.onse,4ns 'ns st'eA'",A, leu ,.'', ''sin,
n's snpioyer was cnu'ch lsnio s yer, a'lu
~en' ~ io1 ,nlssaos ana .f'
.Au o''r = ''a w - ''A 'u'o 'i'' IN
is les, ..,. IN =.
I,.s h:s t. ~. M =,
-, s1s s,r !, ,',o' 'N@s nc
~ behEea solo 'i'e "uoie s'o' tut "hiie
the employer gazeo upon the journey man with
WONDER puI graduaiiy' asa sense OF the Iace
caiiie oser h,h'' ne nu.e ms nesa'
oan she saiu' a' rhgsh eaInesey' anu
VIII a lea5 ~ h's eye ice me JON yonr soci-
eey. s, s,,,h ss ss,.i.s.., s,.-
put Dus no" you ouap ra'sc Tue inone5 indui-
red Sam
Money echoed the Doss. LOOK @ al
| my bank-pook
An, but tnat won't answer lou must
save the money by denying yonrsesf OF some
superhuIty or luxury you now ENJOY
= Is that the rule - - ssisi. g tts' ~,
~" liz rs most rigidiy.s Our cigars ana ale
furnish US ssd1 ~ tfss
sdf :" And wont you smoke again
! Never while within the reach OF my lnnu-
ence I'll there, 3; human being IN want a
lhen II terow away my tobacco ana Deer
May JOIN at that
IN propose you
And the master-macninist"a was proposed anu
admitted. f -sr s',
Another week passed away ana the new
">@-S >~A~ VI ~-->@@ A-<'@>'--s -->->-
there were more tears OF JOY, more prayers,
and more blessings. Mr. Boothby the ma
ohipist. had gained 3 new ray of light on the
subject Of Christian nm missions
AZ length IT became known snat tne poor
families IN MIszionvili had found friends feo,
pie were wonder-struck when they discovered
how happy and joyous these once miserable
wretches had become and more still, when,
one Sabbath, they saw Uncle Israel and his
wife. and Mrs Manley, with her two older
cnlaren enter she ehaicn- ...
imagine where the public eye Of sympathy and
.apprec latlon was turned Before month was Va.
out, more than hfty people had engaged g ,noi,
rectly IN the WORK Dy placing MONEY: 'ood any s''
clothing "a .ne nancs ~ 'ns o.is'nal s.A' 'o'
them 20 dis'rlou'e a lhey aee'aea proper
but there was one RUE 70 %nich 'ae . so
cle'y uneaea "oa,t s ~, 10. rosis as' 81
cent IN money wnisn Mas noe '.'s 49,. ~. =. u
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concurred in. III should not, he would move, 40
a substitute for the BILL that agreed on by the Sc
lcct committee, il came from the Senate's com
miltee, and which was offered by Mr.. DUSIaR IN
the Committee Of the Whole on The state OF the
Union. He moved the previous question.
Mr.. CAMPBELL desired that the bill be recon-
mitted to the Committee of the Whole on The
state of the Union.
Mr. LETCHER moved that the whole subject
be laid upon the table; but the question was de-
cided in the negaiive--Yeas 81, nays I'D.
Under the operation of the previous question,
the vote was taken on concurring in the report OF
the Committee CT the Whole on The state of the
Union, 10 strike out the enacting clause ofthe bill
and decided in the negative--Yeas So, nays ZIG.
Mr.. McDOUGALL then moved as a substitute
for the bill, that offered by Mr. DUNBAR, in COM
miltee, with several notifications.
Mr.. STANTON, OF Tennessee, by permission
of Mr.. McDUGALL, (who yielded the door for
that purpose) moved that the House adjourn, in
order to afford the friends Of The bill an opportu-
nifty for consultation.
The motion was agreed 10, and tho House adj
journed
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In which we end the iollowing remarks CA the
same subject
"Scme Of the Wig papers have TAINTED as
with desire 10 concssl HON our rssA~ss sls
action Of the Ohio D~@ecrslic Stale Convex
ton, particularly on the slavery question 50
far from this being tbs c@ss, Ne pablish below
ne rAois Of the resolutions Adopted, which
have Just come 10 hand. Ii will ~ seen that,
while the resolutions on slavery are far from
being satisfactory 10 ~, they are not a. mslig.
nant and mischieyous as the Whlg press, rely.
ing on photographic reports, had represented
them. While regarding slavery ~ an EVIL.
and ayowing ID 10 be sshrir duty 10 nse all
power clearly girsa ~ the terms ~ fAs aafloaai
compact TO prevent 10 increase. Ae., thsy, a
the same time, recognize the doctrine that 90
each State belongs the right 20 adopt and
modify its own municipal laws, 20 regulate IFS
own internal affairs, 10 hold and msiniAin an
equal and independent sovereignty with each
and every State, and that upon those rights the
National Legislature can neither legislaae OF
encroach.' Is not The dsnaaciaiion a slavery
really emasculaicd by the qualifying reference
to power clearly gieea,' 6c., and By Tho sahsc.
quent language We have quoted aboseg And,
moreover, can the Wing press cite apy action
Of any Northern Wing or Know.nothIng con.
yention, comparable to the action Of the Ohio
Democracy, ia recognizing tho rights Of tho
South in the full enjoyment Of her ins,i,a
tions n
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supreme Court Of the United states.
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1855,


VIM. c. Cooper esq, of Wisconsin, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor Of this
court.
No. 80 Ferdinand Clark as. Benjamin C.
Clark, ct al.-Appeal from the circuit court of
the District Of Columbia. Mr.. Justice Catron
delivered the opinion Of the court, affirming
the decree Of the said circuit court in this cause
with costs.
No. 81. William Fontain u.s. William Rave
nel.-Appeal from the circuit court Of the Uni
ted States for the eastern district Of Pennsylva-
mia. Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the opin-
ion Of the court, affirming the decree Of the
said circuit court in this cause with costs.
No. l. The United States rs. Daniel W.
Coke, ct al.--Appeal from the district court
Of the United States for the eastern district of
Louisiana.--Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered
the opinion OF the court, reversing the decree
Of the said district court, and remanding the
cause with directions to dismiss the petition.
No. %. John Fishers Administrator, rs.
Moses Wagner, Ell nj. The argument Of this
cause was concluded by Mr.. Phillips, for the
appellant.
Adjourned ill tomorrow nj III o'clock.
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mr. stimulating Liniment. as prepared at

Gs- Stimulating Liniment. as prepared at
Gll.MAN'S Drug Store, is deserving the high
est ommcndauon a cure for Chronic and Acute
rheumatism. II seldom, il ever, fails TO give
speedy and permanent relief This Linimeni has
been prepared by Il. ID. Gilman, chemist Of this
city for many years, and since ts introduction has
been extensively used by many Of the most re-
spectacle families in the District and vicinity, 10
whom reference can he made al any time rs to lis
magical cfiests in curing Rheumatism, even in
elderly persons, who had been sufferers for long
time II was originally made for horses, for the
cure OF ameness, saddle gals, &C., and is now
much used Tor such purposes, being an invaluable
article wherever l'ninenl Is required either for
man OF beast May 20
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investigating tho history 81 the period, 10 which
be refers. lie says:
"in lIzA EnglaDd sent fleet to the assist
ance o. Russia " enable her TO coerce Turkey
70 recelse and recognize Russian consuls in
Wsliaehia, Moldayia, and Bucharest, for the
protscsioa a Greek Christians. The fleet was
commanded BY Admiral Elphistone, and by
treaty signed 26sh July, iIIi, all the ports Of
the Black Sea wero opened 10 Russian trade
and her consnls, recognized. The Turks feel
lag very sore upon the subject Of this treaty
os sliEhi pretsxt, In the course OF few months
declared var against Russia, which was con-
ciaded by treaty. signed, January oh, 1884, by
which Russia acquired her possessions in the
Cnmca.r
Principles arr immniablc, but England Is
not. Her position In 1855 is exactly an,ago
nisiic 10 her position In ira.
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
TN this t1ty. will be- r~-ep~n<a fsr fhs u

il ccption ~ guests on The 0ah ~ skis monfh.
The removal OF the kach.n from IN. hasereai 20
the rear OF The budaE. and the sii@rnii,n. 10 and
about the DINING Rooms, VIII add greatly a. the
convenience and comior 81 ~ guests. Tke ishis
will be furnished WITH roe beet the Markets cas-
afford and served 10 the best style sna 40 sxrcnss
or labor viii be spared 20 render TIE hoase ~
every respect, equal 10 any 10 the eounsry TIE
snbscTiher, therefore, ruststhsf generous public
will continue the liberal gstross<s which has al
ways been extended 20 The house. Psssoss a..
string 10 procure rooms doc the wiaisr. can % -
al any time amer the a0lA, ~ ealing 81 the Hotel
X u. WILLARD
Washington CITY, November ~, 1871
Nov left
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Agtiffs.

The best Article ever used, as hundreds can
testify in thiscty and surrounding country. Read!
GILMAN'S LIQUID HAIR DYE instantaneousiy
changes the hair TO brilliant jet Black or glossy
Brosca which permanent-does not stain or in
any way injure the skin. No article ever yet in
vented which will compare with it. We would
advise all who have gray hairs TO buy IL, for il
neper Iaiis.--B oaon Post.
For sale by r. ID. GILMAN, Chemist,
Apr2 Washington city
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re- special Notice.--HENRYs INvIGoR

~ special Notlce.-HENklS lNNtOOh
ATING CoRDIAL--The merits Of this purely
vrg~ able extract Tor the removal and cure OF ply
steal Prosiraiion, genital debility, nervous adec
tio1, nc, &c, arc fully described in another col
umn ~ This paper 90 which the reader IL referred
~ y~- bottle, hotlcs for 81, sir bottles for s.
go per dozen. Observe the marks Of the gen.
efas
Prepared only Ny =. L. COHEN, No. 3 Franklin
Row. Vine street. below Eighth, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. For sale by al the respectable
druggists and merchants throughout the country,
sar ~ W "A. GILMAN. Washington, ID. G..
CANDY n HATCH. Baltimore.
PEEL A STEVENS. Alexandra, Va.
May "a Wholesale Agents ior Virginia.
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Markets.

New YORK, Jan. lS-Cotton--the market is
unchanged, with moderate demand at previous
rates.
Flour has declined l21 cents; sales of 16, 900
bbls. good Ohio at IS rs 1 50 1S3 Southern is
heavy and unchanged.
Wheat-prices are triae lower; sales Of
southern white OF So 20.
Corn is tri1e lower sales Of 1000 bushels
western mixed, at 81 % "a 81 o.; yellow 81 90.
Pork is dull, with declining tendency
Beef is downward and duh.
Lard--the market is dull, with declining ten
dency.
Whiskey, Ohio, is lower; saes Of 600 bbls at
50 n 35a.
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Gslsggapbir,
Know-nothing Nominations I'm New
Hamushtrc.

MANoHEsrER, JAM. Is. - The Know-noihings
held State Convention here yesterday. at which
the following nominations were made Rev. Jno.
Moore, (Uniyersalist minister.) OF Concord, for
Governor; Frank X. Lyford, Railroad Commits
sioner; Elder Pike. methodist, Of New Market3
for Congress- from district No. Il; Mason w Tap
pan. Of Bradford, district No. q; A. II Cragin, of
Lebanon, district No. g. Tappan is prominent
Freesoiler.
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The Second Public Reception OF the sea-
son, at the Presidents House, will take place this
evening, between the hours of eight and ten
o'clock. The first, week ago, was largely at
tended, afording fine opportunity for socially,
and the display Of beauty and Of fashion, There
are many strangers in Washington, who will not
suffer the occasion to pass unimproved.
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again TO resume their work and help each other
in the fulflment of their common task--the
building up of the edi6ce Of religious and poll
teal freedom whose different parts constitute
what we understand by the word cipilixation.
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PROF. sCHoNENBERG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATION

MODERN LANGUAGES Avn LITERATURE
will commence EvxsISa CLsssr~. IN those Lao.
susges, on Maedsy 3o,h Of October, 1854 ~ his
residence. 267 psaasyiusH.s As~sss Oa ~
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W ssek Headache nemedy.--A remedy 10
the ssek hesdnche, WHICH has been recently offered
10 the puhlsc, attracting great attention. not only
by rea.oa of tho very satisfactory testimonials 10
ns efkcaey which have been volunteered BY many
who have heea hcnc6ied ~ u, but also because
there are 90 great = anrsber ofpcople who are af.
ascted With ths Distressing complain, for which
NJ m~dirsn~ has before been made pubic. DR..
Emstnan. who discovered the efficacy % bis "rcm-
wlsh largo practice. We y physician in whom
rrsnt ronAdencc - Pisr-d; and we do not wonder
thai he Fsmeay Coz . very common disease. which
has i-n 20 long nerdsa has astrseisdthe attention
~ ~ saAsrer. from headache who have heard OF IL.
Fsom oar own knowtsdge of DR.. Esstmsn's char
artef and practice, have no doubt that the ned
eine dr.srve- the favor u receives, and that Il will
psawe 20 ~ q grcai henefi 20 al ~ho may give II
. trial. L.vwn News, Dscr~ker "a. 1874
Fos sale 70 wsshingos ~ z. ID. GILMAN, and
w al Tho druggsss. Apr2
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Panic subsid cd Ina ST. Louis.

BUFFALO, Jan. 1S.-The ST. Louis Republican Of
the 10th says, that the money panic has entirely
subsded-lhat more money is deposited than
withdrawn, and that the three suspended houses
will shortly resume.
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On January 10th, in Wilmington, Delaware, b.
w. MASON. Of New York, TO Miss slDNIE
BAILy, OF the former place.
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VOAE MICA ssnSRTu.- -Our a.ort-
u msss u Gsail~msaAs nssss Shirts Is com.
plsse, and hfs - AZ eases warranted 81
STEVENS
Tee i7-Ad ssls. Room, Brown. Hotel
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New ORLEANS, jan 1.-THE Legislature will
choose Senator on Monday next in place Of Hon.
John Sidell, whose term expires with the present
session of Congress.
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i 4 ofihr United siales--RoBER / J. WALKER
aud LOUIS JANIN have formed a copsrnership
under the name Of "wsLErn X JASiS," for the
argument of eases in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, al Washington city, where both
court. They may be addressed at Washington,
New YORK. CO New Orleans
Ian lg--cogm
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Lake Ontario

Lake OntarfO.
OswEGo, Jan. 1S.--The lake is still OPEN
propeller cleared this morning for Toronto.
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q m ustmtnI.


FOR
BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF
WASHINGTON.
THE Washington Highlanders respects
IL fully announce 10 the citizens Of Washington
and vicinity, that they purpose giving the above
BALL at JACKSON HALL,
February lsf, 1885.
Tickets will be placed al ST.
The names of those citizens that are expected
lend their aid in this charitable enterprise will
appear in q future advertisement.
BY order ofthe Committee. Jan l4-dtl5h
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-19

NJ 2cases Gusvs Jcllcy, ! 10. snd A 10. boxes.
Costa Co.'S manufactured southern small no
miny. IN 10 he. sacks, aud 3 N papers
Also, Hecker's wh.ssen Gnsis and Fsraa.
For sale by sHLkELL BROTHERS.
No. 90, opposite Centre Market.
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