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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-25
vaInabla Real Estate for Sale.

Valuable Real Estate f0r Sale.
IN pursuance of a deed Of trust executed to me
4 by James g. Dickinson, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Augusta county. will pro
ceed on the premises. on Saiwddgi6c oth ddg9
December next, to sell at public sale to the high
est bidder, tract of land lying near to Mt SD
ney. on the Valley Turnpike road, and between
and adjoining, the lands of John Craw'Hrd and
William Edison and supposed 10 contain I'D A
Ores This land is Of excellent quality and is
in fine state of cultivation and is beautifully sit
uated for private residence. Upon The land is a
large and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable and Dairy and well of excellent water
convenient 10 the house,-Also a young and thrift
~ Orchard Of choice Fruit Trees.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
The title is believed to be goad, but acting as
trustee shall convey only such title as is vested
in me by the deed aforesaid.
J. OVENS FULTON, Trustee.
Nov. ID, 1855.
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SYNOPSIS OF DISEASES CURED BY r. Il. REsoL-
VENT, DURING THE YEAR 1854, AS REPORTED

lUOU cases Of different kinds OF SUTeS, Erup
tons, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip Disea-
ses, Ricketts,. Kernels in the Throat. Swellings
OF the Glands, Lumps and knots in the throat .un-
der the ears Sores in the eyes, head nose mouth,
gums, &c. Infants with sores on their heads,
ears. faces, &c.. have been cured by the miracu-
lous efficacy of the r. r. Resolvent.
One bottle will prove to the afflicted sufferer
that it will cure you, one dose will do you good.
LADIES ~ TROUBLE.
IL you have any difficulty in the Womb, r. K.
Resolvent will set you right
CBArTAHoULA, La, Sept. Q. 1874.
.Iessrs. Rad,oay s. co.. feel happy to say
10 you that your Remedies have made two aston
ishing cures in my settlement. My son Martin
was cured by two bottles of your Renovating Re-
solvent, and one box of your Regulators, after all
the best Physicians had failed.
Mrs Mary All Britton, wife of Jesse All Brit
ton. had terrible tumor in the womb. She was
attended by three of onr best Physicians. They
had all given her up; her hips and the extremi-
ties below were perishing. One bottle of Resell
vent. one bottle of Relief, and one box Of Regu-
lalors, has made permanent cure.
WILEY NJ. SaUIREs,
Chauahoula Parish, La.
Railways Resolvent is pleasant to take
Price One Dollar per bottle. Six bottles for Five
Dollars. Sold by Druggists, everywhere.
Dec. IL, lS55.-4no.
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NEW FURNITURE.

AN now receiving the largest assortment OF fnrni-
ture ever offered in ;hs place. most Of which hav-
ing been Bought at auction for cash can sell low on
the same terms Any quantity of S0F.lS, some very
bani4,ms: El?gant rcte- -tetes Marble and Wood
top CENTRE TABLES; Mahogany Parlour Chairs
Lan:, Rocking Chairs best Canc-scat Rockers; Cane
Chairs very cheap large lot Of W ool seat Do; r.
furniture line at the lowest rates for cash.
A. ID. CHANDLER.
Stanton, Dec. 8, 1855.
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RATsZxrT'S
GALLERY OF PH0T0GR lPHT.

EtL subscriDet WOMB Respectfully Gun V ~III'IJl
of he L,dics and Gcutlimcn OF Stauntoa and vein
v 10 his new aud beautiful STYLE Of Pictures, FAR sure
rior to DsgGcrreotype, Crystalotype or Taiboype.-
They termed
sSsg1'E'X PES.
These pictures are conceded to be the most beautiful
had truthful ever pe..1uced by the Photographic art
The exceeding ijncncss, depth q eht aud shade, aud
richness of tone is wonderful They do n5treveTsc the
subject 5nt represent everything in its true position.
XAay are without the glare Of DsgUorreotTpc, and
hezcc, may be seen in any view.
Sc they must be seen TO be appreciated,
Siannton. Dec. %. 1850.
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FILLMORE FOR PREsIDENT.-Ihe "S'a'sn'
Wings of New York city, at meeting nelu U"
"Wednesday, adopted the following Is?o'I Eo"o,.
Resolved, That, in the opinion Of ,"is oe,e'a'
Committee the nomination oil Mll'aru ''i'Io'e ~
the Wh;g candidaie for President ot the Unlted
s Sue "" Vii be acceptable aud grateful to the
Wings Of the State Of New iT %a % candidate to
,hs vVh;gS of the United States as true states
man in the school of Henry Clay"
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Plaintiff,
Us.
James A. Poage, and George Poage and Thorn
as Poage, Executors Of the last will and tesla
meat Of Nm. Poage, decd .-Detendants
The object of this suit is to restrain The Deien-
dans George Poage and Thomas Poage, Execn-
tors of William Poage. deed, from paying ont
any monies or legacies bequeahed or given TO the
absent Defendant, James A. Poage, until the fur
Their order of this Court.
The Defendant James A. Poage. not having en-
tered lis appearance and given security. according
to the act Of Assembly, and the Rules of this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabilant OF this Common
wealth: 1t is ordered, thai the said Defendant
do appear here within one month after dne pub
LEGATION of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest and that copy Of this or
der be- forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in Slaunton, for four weeks successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste,
NlCHO. g. KINNEY, Cl'k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08
Municipal Elections.


CHICAGO, March :, 1855.
Our municipal election yesterday passed or quietly
L. b. Boone. The Know Nothing candidate for Mayor
elected BY small majority. Three wards have not
been counted, bat the Know Nothing ,ke. generally
elected.
LocuYoaT, March :, 1865
The entire anti Know Nothing charter ticket exssps
ing trustee hai been elected By an svsrg, majority
Of 10. Aoijsh ". mons antik NJ received 40 majority
over Van Yals.nbursh, X. N.
VALAT7F, March T. 1855.
In Oh Ein3erhoos, the who's Know Nothing ticket Is
elected Mr. conant, for supervisor, hst 1875 majority.
BNGHAx-ay March Z, 1850.
The charter election In Hor 1.sve y.s.ris7, result
es In the entire Know Nothing ti:set being elected
RoSDorr, March 7, 1855.
Twelve towns in Ulstcr county bsy. heard fcon,
md in every Of them the Ksos Nothiag4 have
elected their ticket The to Of Kingston gives Hen.
drics, the KnoS Nothing candidate for Supervisor 23i
majority all Tho Know Meetings. at Kingston and
IN The vicinity rejoicing 70 night their victory
in the county, BY torchght PROFESSIONS AID firing o.
guns.
BrSGHANToy Ms-ch !, 1865.
N the town of Homer, Cortlsndt county the Know
No'hirgs have elected their ticset In the 70 IN OF
oofuaniIie the temperance ticke: has b.en TRAN.
pl ant
PoRI JeayIs March Z, 1855.
At tho charter election held her. yesterday the Know
\, things ,leste3 Their tict ct BIZ large N 5ritY
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THE Know NoTHING RESoLulroN-In ths
numerous little town elections wnico, within
few days past have come of in all parts OF tn,
country, we see that the organization of par
ties j. rapidly narrowing down ~ a struggle
between all The remnants and flag ends OF the
Old par Iics and factions Of she day on she one
sioe and tn; Know Sothipgs on the other
Ar 9th, remarkable feature of these local eiec
uons is tbs, that Ia three ioul the of them she
Lev American patty have been victorious.
Anoog these victories they have carried the
village OF Anouin-the headquarters OF w IL.
Seward. against al his available forces, AMI
the Van Buren, bsrnourning tree soiers con-
bined. Ia the South these my -terl0as Know
~ have achieved q triumph unite as re
msIkable. They have carried tue city 81
ALsapuria, Va, by asge majority, on she
The stump speeches OF Mr.. Wise against rhls
terrible secret party. Thus the work soes on
III, Know Mornings have Low to coaiend
against old fogy wings and Seward whigs
huDker democrats, Buffalo democrats, NATIVES,
Irish aua Germans, Pro e-tin;s AMI Ceth lics,
ah,I,tiuisr, secessionsm, the admiuis;ration,
The spots, ne5ty A. Wise, Captain Ry nder-,
all ,he VaD Bureus, all the Old f gie- Foruey
sLd ihr Kitchen Cabinet, and yet The KlcW
NoibDps are not only boldiIg tier oy0, bot
marching steadily ahead. Thus lhe new reyo
lutian UCCgUn
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rem q <S, would make SUN to be rsfuna.o by the

'eh q n.y. would make SUN to be refunasd by the
gov Hrment to the noorsers Of 81 40 Ger Darrei,
y latter, IN the meantime, lsyng oss Of tho uss
nd interes. Of tbs money. OLd mess pork wk
firm, and reached sl4 Per brrl, W lie nsw was
held at sl5 70 . SIS 81 Lara vas finer. The
stock Of RIO c,fFsa wa Hight, sad che market frm.
A sols Of 1000 bsgs we're made a. lec, ll,.;
another lOt, prsva lslg SOFA, at o}, Sugars ware
steady, With u far gm0uRs Of bnsigess d1isg.
pr,y re let3er received from Csrac1a, under
date cf Feb S, sncouvoss that the garrison Sta
ti1nsd o. C7aa, Venszeela, bsing asar reduced 20
starvation saa broken Gus 10 Uutny, and hal pSoe-
cared lilo demolished ire stores OF tne Jewish in
fabitanes Of The city. Toe LAYER we've tareaeaet
with eY'sfn4iDation IL they did not mu9iiatsly
leave, sna auMnss had &C sor1sngy FED 10 Ciracci.
90 isE nieg tnese facts toe Governor of e island
dessStched oa tna I'm W. Dnca Me1 OF war t. the
Bay OF IN 80 p-otsc; tae peesO,s a1d property If
TIM JeSlss c'tz+gs. Ii wsa thou ht thai the siIir
wguld hoe eoa with u 3 grsasdsaio of bllodsh d.
The case If the s,eauer Mara achass1ts, H3alisd
ur charge OF bsirg engaged in fliiolsseS e9psdi
iiOp araest the iela Of 0cas, came ~ before
Judge as-l, In the District Court, yestsrc ay. we
give report OF the sIlegasi ia aud the evidence
taken .r III otaer coiuGp.
10 co- sequence Of TIE Danas r0us accidents caused
BY the careless ma her III wnicn old baainss Ia
the c'sy are usually destroyed, res iiuaoa wls
adopted IN the ard OF Copacimeo last eveaiu.,
dire cling the wmlstee Ot1inances TO 20 o.t IA
ordnance providing that every contractor Nil
canas the eAri sloewaiE Surrounding tae buidi lg
10 be elclSsei by higu feace while the process Of
oes9eIiton ia soiog Oh, geat deal OF rounne
beairess was tEapsSy ed By The Board. Ihe sepors
Of the Committee Oh F,asncs IN favor OF su o.it.
nance sppr0p iaia. sl7,7s4 70 defcsy shs sa lies
Of Street lospectCrs, ssc resolution hmiting tls
leasing Of shsrvss and piers, By rue Com 9trosc, 20
one year, passed tnrougn the Committee of lie
Whoe. curious conmuai. ion was re eivsi
from the Comp. Olisr, bringing some singular facts
to hshr connected with toe bone Lussgcs. We
give brief abe acs q IT. in another column We
would SsJ cal attention TO the yiGdicaeo y and ex-
p)aDalOry communication OF the Manhattan Gas
Company.
To QUESTION asked By orc OF the Commissioners
OF EmigrssiOn lass evening, az the meeting Of the
Board, as TO what sctt would be taken respecting
The pssseD boa the Saed,nian vessel recent.
y arrived, Mayor ,od declined to respond in the
presen, state OF tire affaSr. He assured the B.srd
however, thas the Laws would cert atsy bs eafor csd
and the county prosscred from all paupars snd
criminals.
The wing General Cen m,ttes last night resolved
to wait upon NJ, sewa Oh MS arrival Ia this city
and teg5es HIM tDs thssts of The Wig psrty for ga
"able assertion Of the scItineufs OF tina people OF
this ate tie Senate !" and ''s faithful attention
TO theis interests" So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08

MARCY AND BuMANAN--Th publication Of
the Ostend documents, aud the resurr home of
Mr. SouIe and George Sanders, are destined to
stir up prodiglous excitepent smong the
scattered democracy. The singular vacil a.
tons of Mr.. Pierce and Marcy upon our span
ish affairs is officially oisciose d. bat Oh
remains behind. The iina, issue among the as
pocrats will probably be between Buchanan aud
Macy flaming war programme, or milk aud
water peace policy. Buchanan with his Ga.
tend platform will be backed up by ali
Young America, while the frightened old ogies
will rally around Marcy, who, after backlog
and ti'llng, shJipg MP and steering off upon she
Cuban question Tor two years, squats himself
down TO a dish of water Cruel AID the spoils
In this imoroglio il Is due TO the couutrg,
due TO the scattered d, mocracy, due to Solin,
England and France, due to Buchanan, due to
Young America, aud due to themselves, that
MIR. SouDe and George Sanders should make
Inll disclosure Of the inside history Of The late
mission 10 Spain, the O-tend conference, AMI
the ter giversa'ioos aaa treacbery OF Pierce add
Marcy, from first TO last. Let toe Americap
pc, pie bave all the fac.s, 80 hat they may
tnow where to tx the responsibility of she orr
eio and The failure of chat magnificent pro-
sramme Of AK 10 Chapelle.
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The New Jersey Legssia,ure.
THE BANK CHAkrkRs- STATE TEaPhRASUE CoSvEs.
TfUs, Ere,

TRENTON n J March I, 1855.
The Eo1so haa srest struggle tie Special BsnE
biz this morning, when The Mount Holly Back oil vas
iatep up and elected Lengthy discussion chargs Of
tt,iy uide this aftsrnOoa aud it said shat
81 Gee had bes1 offered 10 Mr. Decker Of 5lsseg to
vote FOR Tho bill Another charge that tb0se Ia
trsssd the free hanA had abducted Of the naa.
hr' OF tue House Committees appointed % ave,-
tigate the csa'gss vb,n the BIN providing a
n lfoad vss tsh,n Up, and Vi. Parry vas speaGng
won il shsn the Honse a'lpurn.d.
~ tate 7enptrans Ccnvopt!on bell here 70 day,
TIE stitrdanoc VS. very small. strong resolut M
patseA ogsirst the minority bill, ard in favor
LIE Innnr III reiseteA.
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The pressure of created by the demands
If the spring rase nscessttes greater stnssncy in
Office regulations the latest period of their
ss9son OF present average OF advertisements ap-
proachiug close to thousand per day the greater por
lion does DO: reach before late hour of the evening
Fer the future, the pressure continues shall be
osnpeed to postpone to the following day the puplica
sssn Of all Advertisements which delivered before
P. BY abb sring to this rule getting to press
uI be much facilitated, and readers enabled to
seiVe their paper at earlier hour of the morning.
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Progress Of the Municipal Revolution.


Copies o. the following order have been issued "a the
Captains OF OF CO, BY dteiti, n OF tno Mayor
MAYORS oliicf, New YORK March !, 1858.
FIR IT. fs- been placed In 70 lr station house "A
iuil vt Of ,eiLhtsi seal ana measures, ben wet and
Dry o. pr accompanying st The OBJECT OF proviiiag
tf'm, X 10 enable you 70 Afford protection persons
VITO have ben ceifaut.d se wei hts md measures
. RECEIVING lesr qurh'tS tb-n purchased, also to
shoid al " 'rtuD5 To rnrebae 10 sbether
Try rcsiv. 'he nifty purchased or not Thus the
tom, ~lht the guilty vii he exposed. UpIu applica.
tn r. you - person paraoDs, 10 Se6h or re-
measure any article II VII yosr duty 70 So FREQ
81 chang. on " !. hso Us your best e4crtions In
gN,pl y'n.Iapu hniy Throughout your district to this
iaclly - a. 80 franc 80 exercise every meaus IA
Your ostr 'o'atry out ~ ooscta thereby in.en.el
R.tIcfiliy, Sc, FktNAGDJ WOOD Mayor
lit y Weighs Scales and Measure. Deposited "a IL
- station Hlase.
i1lb. Weight. Get m-ssures
80. Wis't J 80 non bound measures
~ ~. s"gbt. set Of scales.
/ TO. eht
res'-i u 70 r ounce.
ruIBrrh or rR,IsB TO rnE sAyon.
TIE fonosips L. was received yesterday by the
SaJ 'm The t,cfctgty of the Pnadelpnis 81 ,bAth
Atoratiop. II spea Tor isesf =
70 ms HoSoR III MAYOR - NV YoRK
ftR SiE- rave m honor 81 presenting 10 you tho
fth,gtg esIr.sv-e - the pleasure felt -by 10
b.bFe,s u The itiadeipis sabbath Association In tsc
ecUr you ha's adopted r. r. % observance
lrtss srd s ncteas,ne success Ia your sndeavors ~
= We ~ pr.per osfers"n.e q tnat d,y. I am, very
IttltcNhIy, yours MlIhkD HALL
ar sec OF the Pbla sabbath As-ocistlo,
TniA. IA, March 9, 1893.
Ixtrsct from the minutes ~ the PHILADELPHIA s,b
bah &s,o,iaiioD, at a meeting he'c Feb 8, 1850
Resolved, ~ Il we have fsgRgGed With great Iaas,r,
pIoiound gratitude 10 Divine Provtiencc the in liza
tou a, greatly Increased regari for the sabbath ~
yncsc ny tss gln enforcement OF the In ~ for thu mr.
hibition ~ worldly busi0ess on the 6rst dky ~ ~
wssl, ard 80 mpuuer which such action has 80,
susta nd ~ popular sent ntsBt Va the citc az badr
phn, 20 loik. 70 ,un asd litnburg.
~ slv'd ifat ~ Corresponding secrsts- 81 q tbls
Asse iauon Be- requested express to &c chef exeea.
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CLoraE LAWS LETTER ON TIE PRESENT
CRs1s- This singular political manifesto h -
firuck nombr Of oar contemporaries very
much like the shock OF Bn 81, ctrical battery
Troy ioel II, hu, hardly know what to make OF
il, or hos TO account for It, Some Of the IN
look atkance &C it, scratch their heads, ano
giv>it up; some take it gipgerly between
'be'r hsers, snd think that the grammar might
possiblyNe improved; some read il carefully
through, am tlhk ttpretty fair; some think Is
good ytke nd others are wondering what
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08
Naval Intelligence.

NORFOLK Mar III !, 1856.
Naval Constructor Harts has examined the sloop of
war jamestown ami reports her seaworhy. The officers
Of the vessel disagree with him, survey will conse.
quently he ordered by the department..
The BAH bridge has been towed up to the Navy Yard
The storm he encountered terrific and during its
contnasne' she lost three guns and two anchors had
her buwarts carried away, and otherwise injured
Her officers soy that sh. Is fine sea vessel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-08
Meeting OF the Stock holders OF the Western
Railroad Company.

BOSTON March 4 1900
At meeting Of the stockholders OF the Western Rail
road, held this morning. voted not To petition
Legislature for leave to the sinking fund to the
amount of MILLION and hall Of dollars TO build se
cond track from Albany 10 Springfield. II was however,
voted that it expedeDt to build second track j.
Bowditca appointed supervisor OF the sink
ing fund
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A Bank Trouble IN Ohio.

CLEVELAND, March 7, 1856.
The Treasurer ofAshabuia county this afternoon at
ten pied TO orce open the vault of the Far Branch
Bank in this city 10 collect due at Ashtabula He
was elected BY the Cashier Mr. Hubbard Great excite
msnt is prevailing The Treasurer has gone after help
and 1t is supposed he will return to make another
attempt.
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Navigation Of the ONO River.

WHEELING, (va) March I, 1866.
The Ohio river Is now in good navgable condition.
number Of boat are no " ru nning
PTTsnuEa, (Pa.) March = 1885,
The river at this point feet three inches Deep
and the rise continues. The ice is giving way in hotl
rivers. Packets will co nmeuce running TO morrow
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Tho Phlleaelrhla slnye .r,aues,on case.

FMLApELfhIAl Nafah Y I535
Toice caeer johnson has returned from Har' lsburs
with warrant from Governor Psllock 10 4.
psrvck, charged Ith tue abduction Of female siay,
frtm few orleans Mayor Conrad hosever, has deter
mined rot 70 permit johnson 90 to New orleans with
the prisoner wto viii tc retained here unt the arrival
o. an officer frs m that city,
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINHTON, March 7, 200.
I. p. Schaffner, oKentucky was adm TIED an Attor.
nsy and Counsellor of the Supreme Court.
No. 20. David Bush, plaintiff in error VS.. James J.
Pearson administrator de boDis Of Msrbon Cooper.
Cause argued by James A. Blyard, Jr., piainif,
and j. J. Critt.pdsn for defendant.
No 8, Orig nal docket. The State OF Florida We thu
State of Georgia several motions filed ~ we're
argued by Governor Wescott for painant and So
nat0r Badger Tor respondent
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k'YOnl the South.

COLUMBIA Mlrch g, 1855.
We have received here New Orleans papers of Friday,
but they contain nothing Of importance.
Reynolds, the Catholic Bishop Of CHARLIE ton is dead
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TrrArpTa SD Fl nnrrioss Per toe program no o. the
theatres and places % smusem"nt tbs evening" We must
ogain refr readers 10 our alvertsag columns Tao
great press Of aiytrt' m bis and nsv0 u na- -
trscludes uo!e extSnoSa "~'.
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rInrlk,.is.
PHILADELPHIA srocK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March Z, 1855.
stocks are stesdy TO day. We quote Reading at 40 x
Morr Cana At 49, Long island karosd l6a, Psna.
s!vana hairoao at 451i fennsyvana State os, ss2,.
The money nark-G il easy
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CINCINNATI, March 7, 400.
The legislature OF Indiana has adjourned sine die,
with out electiog United states any State
officers and these latter oiled by the Governor
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Tur sTrIssur B.ruc Capt c"ms.ock sailed at eleven
oslesk Sestsdsy for liverpool with eighty 1--we psssoo
s,rs ana 81, lS1,Sls in speoe.
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From Washington.
THE APPOINTMENTS TO THE nav REGIMENTS.
WAou Maxc

Ben. Mccullough says that he shall send in his resig
nation of majority in the new regiments, Observing
that but single field officer beicg taken outside the
army list Is not treating his class fairly.
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EIr. az Philadelphia.

PmADnrm, March Z, 1855
job HrCallorghs sab and planning rll IN willow
=. totsiy destroyed ~ fire tails
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r H e L. EST NEW 8.
BY MAe'SETE AND PRINTING TELEGRAPas.


NOn.arrfval Of the Pacific.
SANDY HOOK, March 7--l2M.
Nothing to this hour has been OF the steam
ahip Pacific now due from Liverpool.
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To Advertisers.

New York, Taarsiiay, March 3, 1858,
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THE ROCHESTER CLAMs-oHURCH TENUaEs-DIsAP-
PoIsTMENT OF THE OFFICE SEEKERS TINES
REpoRTrR AND MR oREErE--TaE BROOKLYN GAS
CoMPANY-EFFEor OF THE ELEorIoNs--THE Nj
IITIA BIIL. ETu.