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ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- & OTHERS.
l SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &c.-M. w.
GAIT * BRO. invi special attention 10 their
stock Of pure Silver Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons
and Forks Ladies', Butter Knives, and all other ar
tces Of Jure Silver Ware, which is larger and more
varied than Offered to their customers.
vi. w. GAIT g. BRO,
32i Pc. avenue betw. 9th and l0ih sta.
IF
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I3CS HALL.
SALE AT All CTT0N

II
: he undersigned having resumed the Auction
I Business, begs leave Ia offer his services 20 a.
tent TO sales OF Household Furniture, Real Estate,
sto ks, &c. Particular attention given 20 rhe ar
ran cement and disposal Of Household Furniture,
aus The entire - lie f deifed) will be seted NJ and
cast-d ~ twenty four hours afier the delivery ot
TOE goods. Cash advances on Every Description on
Merchandise consigned tor unlimited s.le. Every
ent usisd to his care. c. w. bOTkLkh,
mar S-eo3w lron HGl'
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR \ PROFITABLE IN
"A vestment-For sale, two-story fr anne House
with attic, containing eight rooms, exclusive of Gel
lar kitchen, situated l. between Ninth and Tenth
streets north, pleasant location, near 10 marker
and all the Departments.
For further particulars apply to
VIM. P. SHEDD,
Fancy Goods and Millinery, 502 Eleventh Il.
mar 6-enr1W
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MA PHENOMENA IN EEDICISE.-Rronc hitIs Co aSh
~ d. pc ga Liver on ilsiDts, Scrofus &c.-For 81
diseases Of ts Fsmse System IL stands pre- eminent
Clergyman just info has cured him Of Bronchitis
os 4 desoe ate ca rarter-"srtc1avs hereafter.
HAaPTOS'S VEGETABLE TISCTURE-By rs mild 40
zion the stomach, IT, and kidneys, will
STA, Cong. A-thrs, Bronchial aud LING Affections
Back side and u Consumption rofulA Rhsu
atisn G"ut SeaTast Flsuls, Bowel Complaints PiIes
Worms, aud Nervous Debiltt.es-wh all d
impure bl 3D. and is the grea ey
t's valuable ID cine IL
upon the human frame. Zee ivertisemept today.
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MoLAssEs, TEA, dc.

CUGAR. MOLASSES, TEA. &c.
- so hhds New Oheans sugar
u barrels clarified do
GO barrels New Orleans Molasses
100 ID lb chests Black Tea, in Z ID papers
800 lbs New Hops
5000 do Shoulder Bacon
1000 do JOl~s
2OOU do Breast Pieces
800 superior Hams
IL kegs Western Butter
barrels Apple Brandy
5 do Peach do
Just received AMI for sale by
MURRAY & SEMMES.
mar s-eo3t (News)
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by J C. MCGUIRE, Auc,ionesr.
NHOiCE OLD WINES, LIQUORS, STOCK g.
" Fixtures Ot Confectionery Establishment, Sc
On FRIDAY morning, March 9Th. at 10 O'Clock al
the Confectionery store of ]. II. Eberbach, on Penn.
syivabia avenue, between 2lst and Odd Its shall
SELL
Glass Cases, Counters, Drawers
Shelving, Bar Counters, Oy,ter Boxes
Candy Jars, Bnttles, Scales and Weights, SC.
ALSO, A QUANTITY OF
Madeira, Sherry and Rhine Wines, of very superior
quality, which hiss been in bottles some ten
years.
Also
A small lot Of Candi1s Pmnes, Raisins, Olive Oil
Pickles, Preserves. Nuts &c.
Terms: $40 and under cash; over that sum a
credit of 60 and % days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. C. Mcguire,
mart Cd Auctioneer
HfThe above Sale 10 postpon ed
until WEDNESDAY MORNING, March il, same
hour and place.
G KEPPLER, lTrrx,,es
VIM. RCPP,
mar Sd JAS. e MCGUIRE, Auc;'r.
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'oR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE

NOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
L TERMS
4 two-ao ' frame House, with hack building.
containing six rooms, on 1871 street, between and
streets south. Apply to
G. A. DOUGHERTY, next door.
\ thrce-.tory Frame, with basement, an N. York
avenue, between 4th and 5ih SITS. west.
thrce-siory Frame, with back building, on ST..
nOrh. between 18th and 5ih stS west.
Apply for the Two last mentioned to JANE w
BARKER, on N street north, between l2:h and 18th
SIS. west.
Also two-story Frame. with back buildins, on
Montgomery street, Georgetown.
DICKSON z KING,
feb T-eOtf George own.
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ny cs uCGhoneSSs
I RUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK & FIXTURES
ola Merchant Ta;lor.--On MONDAY, March
1917, at 10 o'clock, at the s:cre he east side Of
~ street, two doors Moth of IA. avenue, shall
sell. by virtre nf deed nf trust dated February z,
$50, and duly recorded among the land records Of
Washington coua'y, all the stock in trade and AZ
lres, comprising
iilne. black, olive, green, and brown Cloths
Double ard single Inilled plain and fancy CASH
merCs
SILK, satin, cloth, Msrseilles and Cashmere Vest
ingS
Sewing SILK, Thread, Buttons, Cord, Bindings
Satin faced lining silk, Brown Hob and Paddins
Canton Flannel, Canvass, Cotton
Sucsia, Alpaca, Waddne, sc.
phe large French plate Minor, size Of plate -. by
80 inches
Two French pa,c Pier Glasses
Cutting and Show Counters, Side Counters
Shelves and Drawers, Show Racks
Clock, stove, Chairs, Tables, &c.
Terms: go and under cash; over that srim q
credit OF 3D. 3d. and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JNO. e. KENNEDY, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mai I'd AuctiOscer.
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F1OR sALE-A FARM IN MONTGOMERY

F2OR SALE-A FARM IN MONTGOMERY
g county, Nd. This land aIlons the properly
which David Peugh lately bought Of The heirs OF
VIM. Gather, AID the Lands of Mrs. Bcala and Dr.
Duval IL is about four nPs from the seventh g..
piank road. ard hetw nine ard ten miles from
Washington. This land ia mostly covered with
wood, the soil il very kind AMI high susceptible of
Improvement. Ii Is well watersi with several
streams Of never-fang water, and contains large
amount of land capable OF being Converted into
meadows. The tract contains one hundred and
seventy two acres. There Is on the place, in the
process Of completion, very neat Cottage. contain
ing tour ROOMS and four thousand new Chestnut
Rais ready for fencing will sell the whole tract
or eighty acTes of il with the house.
The terms OF sale are one fourth cash I; the bal.
ancc III one, two AMI three years. secured by deed
OF trust LOUIS MACKALL, Jr.
Ge yraetOWn, March 2-2aWtf
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EHOR RENT-A NEW BRICK HOUSE On 18th
Il street, near NJ, containing eight rooms and a
kitchen Rent SIS pee month. Inquire at 4aS
Nj street, between 18th and l4th sts., of
mar 5-6t" L. RICHARDSON.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-That com
I modi0us House, No. $50 II street; containing
eleven roOms, with bath room, gas fixtures &c. :,
completely furnished in every particular is 70! re nt
Apply to N. NJ. McGREGOR, Furniture Dealer, eth
STREET feb Off
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HATS, HATS, HATs!-Ee have JUS.
ii received large and fashionable assortment If
gents travelling Hats and Gaps, which we offer for
sale al extremely low prices, at The Temple oS
Fashion. BUTT * HOPKINS'S.
Gomez BrtI 81 and Pa. avenue,
Between Browns and National HUteis
I--en3w
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PUBLIC SALE.


DY virtue Of a writ o. di,train from George f.
ID KIRK, and IN me directed, against the goods and
chattrls of j. w. Jordan, have Levied on the fol-
lowing goods which | shall offer at public sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, on ,be Eth of March,
1857, at 10 O'Clock a. m, TO salts house rent due
and IN arrears to George Kirk.
Sale to take place in front Of the Bank Of Wash,
ington, to wit:
-Four pairs Shutters
Fihy-:wO unfini, he'd Doors
Twelve Baked Window Frames
$50 feet Of2H inch Mouldings
Two Window Frames
One Hot Bed 81 h
Lot Of Lumber
Lot Of Nails.
mar9-3t JAMES ENNIS, BailifT.
ay 0aEEy g. SCOTT Aucttone.,s.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL PiaDOiGrtp, sc. at Auction On MONDAY,
th; 18th instant, shalt sell, NJ 10 O'clock No..
al the residence of lacy declining usek.ceing,
streets west an excellent assortment CT Furniture,
IvZ:
Mahogany spring seat Chairs and Oti0mars
Do marble top SIDE Table anu Bureau
Fine Chickering PanoforiP, of fine tone aud touch
Cherry Ilatrack, Washstantis and Table.
Clock; Chira, Glass Crocsery and StonewaIe
Maple Bedsteads, Mattresses ana Wardrobe
Parlor, Step and Chamber Carpets
Looking Glasses, Window Cuua rs
Cane and wood scat Chairs
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
With a good assortment o! Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem uGne
cessary TO eDumeIa'e
Terms: Under SO cash over that sum 4 credit
of thirty and sEiy DAYS, f.r notes satisfactorily ca
torSed bearing iatcre-t.
GREEN & SCOTT,
mar Sd Aucrioueers
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60 jon SHfLLssTos receives all the Books News
f.st pD5ghet tie IL ssst for Yarpers all
ths other Magazines, snt readers will always
large good of Blank Books stationery
his Bookstore. O5eon BuIldiDs. Pa and
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NOR RENT TIE DWELLING AND STORE
Z on llIh street west, one door from Pa. avenue,
north side, adjoining F1rEham's Bookstore. Apply
to GEORGE A. W. RANDALL,
mar 9-eotf corner I2h and , SIS.
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For Sale and Ront.

TOR RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE, CON
II tanning four rooms, situated on / ST., between
lsth and l6th streets. Enquire at the Family Gro.
Gerry OF z. NJ. r. KING,
mar 10 96B Vern,cnt ay.oua
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MARKET FARM FOR sALE.-THE SUB
w sc'Iber wishes IN sell his Farm, situated in
Prince Georges county, Maryland. and the tage
road from Washingt TO u per MahhOrn. Ii j. in
healthy location, and contains forty acres, and
!uld make a capital market farm for competent
prTs0n, being nut ten miles from Washington. The
Improvements on it consist of new two story
dwelling house good barn, and all the necessary
out buildings. Mt being acquainted with the work
ing Gi farm il the reason for offering it for SALE
and II will be- disposed Of to any one for mucn less
than its real value, for cash.
mar 9 lwt JAS. II. CRANDELL.
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DERRY'S AND GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS
j var Gus kinds and sizes, bought in person from
The makers and warranted genuine.
mars FRANCK TAYLOR.
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wArcH RETURNs.-All that appears on tn
docket il the names Of eight dodgers, wh,
were driven In by the wind last night
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/. URNIsHED HOUSE OR ROOMS FOR RENT
4 Two or three gentlemen can each be accom-
modated with parlors and bedr,,om communicating.
furnished, and lighted with gas or the entire house
may De obtained on the most moderate terms by the
lsi of Apr j. Apply at $40 Twelfth 81. Get Sd door
iIonl toe hHEWood House. mar 49,
TOR sALE-VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in
L Washington.
,wo-story Brick House and Lot No 270 n 1t
wtst.
Part Of Lot No. Is, in Square So, on Iird st.
Lot an Sixth street, between Louisiana avenue
and st.
Al,o, three-story Brick House on High ST., near
Bndee street, Georgetown.
" Ill be sold low and on long credit.
Applyto Elk LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
mar lS-tf
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The MARKErs.-Plenty for sale; customers
numerous; stock in excellent order; prices a:
heretofore, and money scarce.
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NOR RENT-FOUR NEW AND CONVENT
Il ent Brick Houses, brown masi;ck fronts, con-
tfin:ng pariors with marble mantels, dining room,
kitchen, servant room, and five chambers each,
and situated on Thirteenth street, Island, The
pnb'ic grounds, convenient iS Pa. avsnue and the
Departments. Rent very moderate. Apply at r.
~. CLARKE'S Office, conner Of Sixth street. and
EOusiana avenue, or at ID. p. CLARKE'S DrrIy
Store Eleventh street, Island. mar 6-eou
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II OUSE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR
1 sale, suitable for COnfectoner and Cake Ba-
kerry, or any other business OH Pa avenue, between
l9th and th street. Apply on the premises.
mar 6-5ts
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JONES FOR ALL Beautifully and healthily
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by I3O fee
deep on graded streets, can, until spring. be bnugh
at the exceeding low price of SIS, payable SO Del
month Title indsputabIe.
Union Land Office, 7th st.,
above Odd Fellows Hail.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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DIsMssED.-David Warner, colored, who
was charged with obtaining goods under false
pre,ences. was arrested by Uttcer Stewart and
taken before Justice Clark yesterday. After
an examination Of the facts the Justice dis
missed the ease, there being no evidence &c
sustain the charge.
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EOR RENT-A PARLOR AND BEDROOMS.
Il Each room is well furnished nd desirable.
Terms moderate. Inquire on the premises, No.
537 Seventeenth street, between and G.
mar g. 2ts
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lfiR>T CLASS DWELLING FOR RENT.-The
T. subscriber offers for rent. on moderate terms to
a good tenant, the fine brick Dwelling House on F
street, second door west from the corner of Ninth.
II has baths, gas fixtures, chandeliers and all mod
ern Improvements.
Also, for sale, BRICKYARD, with horses carts
machinery, everything necessary for carrying on
the busin, IS. Clay dug sufficient for the coming
season. Terms liberal. e. LYONS,
mar l0s.3tt 400 T,~n,h str. or
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NOR RENT OR EXCnANGE-For Georgetown
L or City Property, small andwelI cultivated
Farm in Fairfax county, Va. Enquire of J. ORME,
feb Eft
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nor RENT-ON MODERATE TERMS a small
L furnished House Oh E street, between 9Th aud
7h streets Apply TO G. G. KENNEDY, Toto ST.
ana Pa avenue mar 7--tf
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New MIsSIss CHURCs.-The Wesley Chapel
congregation established D, ssion OF CapiioI
Hill soms time sgo, which has roH acquired
such s;ceDg h, tia, with the aid of TIE parent
congregation, they have been enabled to erect
Dashes oficia;@1 alternately during the year
jast finished, with great suceess. Wo sappose
that the mission viii become a church, and
that the conference now il session in Balti-
more will Ilace pastor in charge.
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Low WArER.-As u,ual after q heavy north
west gale, the water in the canal has disap-
pesred and left the mud, sand, aud drainage
Of the gas works exposed to view. OF cOur-e
the boats in the river will have to remain
where they are until another opportunity ar
rives if tie owners wish to bring them to the
canal whaIves.
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THE LAST CHANCE.

THE LAST CHANCE.
+ the remaining Lots in Square 9l5, and south o.
i Square No 9l5 situated on Maryland avenue
between 9Th and 9th streets, Capitol Hill, are moi
sod by the lst april, they will be withdrawn.
Terms, 50 or s. per month.
GEO. +. DYER,
Office on ID, next to corner of 10Th alreet,
mar cow
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Yesterday. after We left
the Court sentenced negroes Thomas Pratt
Peter Douglass and Vim Gibbs; the first two
to one year each in jail, AID the third to nine
months in Jail. Tho court then adjourned
until Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-10

THAT BRIDGE We have not yet noticed the
falling in Of the iron bridge over the canal at
Tenth street, though We have before called
the attention Of the authorities TO its coldi-
ton Some folks think il perfectly gate, and
il may be, but we think the strengthening OF
the stone steps leading to it will add to its
safety, and secure the Corporation from a suit
for damages.
SoIREE DAESAsrE Ore Of those popular
entertainments OF Mons CocEeu is announced
20 take place on Monday night 1t Carusi' s
Saloon. AS there can be nothing more innocent
In the line Of amussments, than these SOirees,
We suppose the announcement Of ore will
bring a number Of young persons.
PIcKPocKBTs.-We noticed last night the
arrival In this city Of a number OF ''fa3cy"
boys, Who are well known to the police Of other
cities They are here Ia doubt TO practice
upon thOss wao hay, money TO be stolen. 1t
would DC we'll for the OficeTs TO be on the
Lockout
MILITARY PARADE The new rife company,
Capt. Shekell, make their fist parade on Mon.
day morning. They assemble az the City
Hail at . o'clock, and will bs ACCOMPANIED by
the National Greys as an escort.
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EOR SALE AND RENT IN GEORGETOWN
4 The offices, with fire proof Vault attached, oc-
cuprd for the last twenty years by the Potomac Fire
Insurance Company. will be rsnt ON the LIST day
of April TIL house now occupied by MIR. Thomas
Ciss', on Montgomery street, near cay is for sale.
IL CO tains 10 rooms, with pump ana surdry out
Buildings, on a lot 40 by l40, ana will be sold low.
Apply IN A. HYDE,
mar St 122 Washing an street
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AGAIEsT IHE 0FFICERs-Ths cases Of the
boys Who were taken from tie National Thea.
tire, fJr obstructing the pavement, has caused
An attempt BY a yOu,g Raj who considers him
self injured, 10 prosecute an oticer for false
arrest He wc1t to justice Clark 10 obtain a
warrant; hut the Magistrate being unwilling
10 Issue under the circumstances the young
man has determined TO lay his wrong before
the grand jury. Justice Clark was right in
the course he puISued, because il not only
saves himself from blame, bat is q saving Of
expense 10 the Government.
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"SAA's" AEOUr.-This evening, that side
splitting clown, Sam Long, is to receive a ben
sht. lie advertises in card IN another col
umn TO deliver a stump speech; if ii be like
that OF the other evening whon he was adgo-
eating his claims ior the Presidency, in which
he promised 10 aboiisn whipping in tie army
and TO introduce Il into Congress, we think it
must ne 5oLae'hing grand. Then he is going
to s;aS Eve comic songs He is to be sus,
tame by the WhJle troupe, among which the
great feat of the day. the Perche de la Globe.
will appear for the FIRST time in Washirston
A humber 81 volunteer songs, &C., from gen
.lemen Of The city will be sung, and Bob Han
d. viii give i 5anjO solo.
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The WEATHER hiss not been the subject of
much notice of late in the papers but now has
called attention to itself by its boisterdus and
even rude conduct OF yesterday. Men were
stopped by the wind on the street, aud ali
sorts of antics played with their hats, and tn Q
ladies we're i'll treated to such an extent that
they had to seek shelter. As If to conceal its
conduct, the wind kicked up such a great
cloud of dust that it pulled the wool fhatsl
completely over the eyes of the dear people
But it is an i'll wind that blows no one anv
good. This wind has done more good than
did the famous Gennin. with his army of
brOoms, in Broadway-the Avenue is as clean
Is parlor foo7 this morning.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-13
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

Ws3esire every body 'sand the rest of man
kindfto know that hereafter the doors of our
Printing Office are closed against loafers of
every variety and species. find IRE make no
exceptions to his rule. Those having business
to transact will always find some one to attend
to it properly, by calling at our professional
Office, two doors east of the Journal office, up
stairs, so that it is entirely unnecessary for any
person whatever TO annoy the compositors.
We have been pestered and annoyed by pub
lie loafers and drunken, worthless Fagabonds,
to such an extent, that We are compelled, if
we wish TO print a paper at all, and show any
regard whatever for the morals of the boys in
our Office, to adopt this rule. Henceforth,
therefore, if we find anybody loafing about the
printing office, whether man or boy, rich or
poor, high or low, we viii not only 'sshoH him
the door," but publish him to the world as a
public loafer.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-13
THE BABY SHOW.

Barnum's great Baby Show has come off at
last, and certainly a more revolving and de-
moralizing exhibition never disgraced even
New York. Hogs, sheep, and cattle, are ex-
hibited at Agricultural shows, for the purpose
of obtaining premiums or improving their
breeds, and we suppose of course, that the
same objects were had in view by those who
entered specimens in this Baby-Show.
The ssstock'' exhibited amounted in all to
l43. Seven sets of tripletS, eleven sets OF
twins, and one hundred single babies. The
baby that took The premium of sl0O, as the
handsomest in the collection, is named Charles
Orlando Scott, aged four years. 1t is said
that he is a beautiful child, with dark lustrous
eyes, which are large and expressive; regular
features, remarkable for the soft harmony of
their outline, and form the very perfection
of infantile grace. His hair, which is of a
light color, curls naturally over broad and
well developed forehead. The mother, a lady
of remarkable fine appearance and much per-
sonal beauty, stood beside her child, and the
group was regarded with interest and adnira-
tion by the thousands of visitors. The little
fellow was tastefully attired in black jacket
with white facings, and pair of petite buff
trowsers. He was constantly smiling, and
seemed TO enjoy his conspicuous position on
fhe throne like little prince.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-06-13
GOVERNOR OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

Governor METCALF, was inaugurated on the
7th inst, after which his message was read in
Convention of both branches of the Legisla-
ture. The message commences by advising
as little legislation as possible, and recon-
mends an encouragement in the State as a
means of preventing emigration to the West.
The Governor approves of guarded action in
granting corporation privileges, and suggests
beneficial changes in regard to Public Schools,
and recommends the establishment of q State
Reform School. The liquor traffic is denoun-
ced as a public nuisance, the parent of crimes
and, as moral suasion has failed to correct the
evil, the Message recommends prohibitory
law with very limited discrimination, if any at
all, in the sale of liquors. On the subject of
foreign-born influence in religion and politics
the Message is elaborate and strongly Native
American. The repeal of the Missouri Com
promise and the Nebraska Kansas Act, are
emphatically denounced as violations of faith
and the infiction of great wrong upon the
North. The Message is quito lengthy and
thoroughly opposed TO liquor, slavery, and
holding of Office politically, by foreign-born
citizens, without q years residence in the
country.