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BIZ EMELISE =. SilTH.
w come will. s'nilpS o" gla2"eas.
iho' ,wrre followed by decay;
And we claim kindly welcome,
For We have not long to stay.
GIan us G!raGn of sunshine,
\ kiss from summers breeze,
A few of Heavens dew drops
Veask no more than these
TIL n in your duly pathways,
50 chcegtully wen bloom,
AID 'rnun your pleasant dwellings
Wen lavish rich perfume;
Your hours Of toll we II swectcn,
Wen smile away your care;
Anl we II even hi you sorro"s
4 holy aspect wear.
III pa ar many humrn blossoms
With natures like orr own,
hose bloom from carth's fair bowers,
May be as quickly gone.
Such pure pale buds OF beauty,
Are the angels of life IS way,
Oh, cherish them with kindness,
While in your HON IS they stay!
G.ys them lrlcnty Of Loves sunshine,
with PHYS gentle dew;
And let the breath Of tenderness
Their every step pursue.
Then. while they dwell among You,
They'n brighten all your hours;
And when they pass to heaven,
They'll go gently, like the flowers.
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RICHARD GRASON.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, will give prompt
"a attention to all Law and Chancery bust
ness intrusted to him. He attends regularly
the Hartford Courts, and persons having bust
ness in them, will have it strictly attended to
ot placed in his hands. Office one door be-
low the ''fIoward House," Elkton, Md.
July 15y
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Medicinal.
r. r. r.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCOVERIES
The Three r. r. b, Remeiie

II. II. IL.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCOVERIES!
The Three r. r. b. Remedie
RE tho most inn or'snt dis :overies for he rnick
IAgemoral Of :he most tortgring pains q I'd tho Of
fe;tuai cure OF dsease ever orde in the ann lis
of Medical ejie .ee.
TEzE FIRST
Of these Three Great Remedies and the only rene
dy ever given to the bed ridden and p ln-striokcn
and e"fcobled invalid that will free the suffering
victim OF The mos' tortnring pains either Rhc. mat
&c, NeuralS,c, Ne.sois, or Miasm .tiu, ~ A FEW
SECONDS, is
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
Which has been usel by hundre Is of hous nAs
tholghoat the Unite States giving instant case to
all troubled with pain or Sickness.
One app icaion externally. or II few drons taken
externally. will instantly free the suifrres from III"
most violent and terrible pains and restore the
weak, feeble and PROSTATE | frame to ngth and
v!gor.
No person has ever used RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF without derived som srecil bcLeft in
less than fifteen minutes after its use.
Let those who are now suffering any severe pains
give ii rial for in fifteen minutes they will enjny
se aud comfort.
1t Will cure and protest the system against sud
dcn attacks of
CHOLERA. DYSENTERY.
DIAREIIEA CHoLERA MORBuS.
~ Nv t'LlN, TF.N En- - NJ Az
PNEC MDNiA. INFLUENZA.
Bear in mind it is powerful disinfectant.
t;acd d fus'v stmuant, nerrine; anti-spasmo dic.
and counter-irritant
The II. r. REMEDIES are nc lica dis :ovrrie<
of the present century. They prepared
entire new and original theory 40 sop pain in
stantly, and protect the human system aga INST
s.ck..css or any sudden attacks. The doses rcqur
cd to be taken small. few drops of READY
RELIEF exercise u powerful influence over de-
III.
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TT HAS CURED

rha,r,t,L,n '1A7 on ~ f,, ,ou
Nnrr,l";g in on "' h ,''
Group in ten minutes.
l,iArrhcl in ittcea minutes,
Ioo'haahe in one seconi
Spa''n IN i've minutes,
Sick Headache III fifteen mil utcs.
Chill-Fever in fifteen minutes,
thI'bi:'ns IN hve minutes
Sore throat IN four minutes
Influenza in one hour
SINAI CoMPLAi Ms, Stif joints. Cuts.
Bruises. Wounds Frost Elites. Cholera Morlns
Qysc itery. he 'olorcuX' ana AZ her Complaints
where there are severe pains RApwArs READY
RELIEF VIII ms ahtly stop the pam, ana quickly
cure ' Inc useaS &C. ,,;, D p.,p.
,,rT ,s NV .rrorn,yn nr,,rr
,,r,r unnnr,
ANocA'
All the certificates we offer arc from PR les who
are well known in the communities whore they re-
side. Every person whose name is here rccor led
will answer any communication relative % the cf
fects of The X II. Remedies, in their respective
cas"s. The reader will do us a favor by searching
out the facts in relation to the efficacy of our rene
dies. We publicly in, i e All investigation.
E,nI,ro,,s Pe,,I, pcHocvrpars tbo hesj pLu-
;.L: ra,,,1 ot;I2
''s''' 90 ''''''"' A>''""'S 'o'"J' o"to'
FREnoNIA. LickrsG' Cot My, OEIo.
Foh FIVE YEARS laid upon my hack unable to
ris"; was attended by our bcsy physicians, but OBJ
tanned no re"f--not even ray of hope of my re-
coyery was left me. ONE SINGLE APPLICATION En-
rhnNllLl OF YOUR READY RELIEF ENABLED ME To
RISE l AN NOW \ WELL MAN. L. Nj. PEAsE. =. NJ.
FIRE Ar UNION CHURCH. MISS
Arcu,D,,.p SMITH, ESQ, date Postmaster BADLY
BURNED.
Din Jouy RApwAy In New Orleans In
Last SATURDAY niyht had thc misfortune to have
nv din and Mill b,,rut TO the ground While aid
me without hat or coat to rescue cotton bales from
the dcvouring flames. | had nv back. face neck.
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REMOV AL.

TNiIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
4 friends and the Public generally, that he
has moved to She Store House formerly oc-
cupied by James Denny, Esq, where he will
be pleased to see his old customers aud all
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL ii. MILLER.
Dec 18th 1854
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N L " OP L n IN G.
JUST OPENED, AT
EEaE.1 Ikn1 ,u,dss, ESa.Ep,a..S

VERY rich styles of LADIES' DRESS
' GOODS.-Silli, Linen and White Goods,
brown and beached Shcctings, Domestic
Plhi!S, Summer wears, Nc, compsislnSia all
before offered IN the town Of Eliton.
April If
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New Groceries, &C,

New crop Of New Orleans Sugar for &. cts
prime Rio Coffee from 12s to If cts; Hams
and Shoulders. Flour, Meal Fish, &c.
Elkton, mnr2i
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Medicinal.


TIE UNIVERSITY'S
FAMILY Medic
Issued under the Seal esnctioa and An hority of
THE VERsITY OF
FREE MEDICINE
Avn
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
~ April 20, 1853 with capital of Sl0n,n 900, main
ly for the purpose OF arr ing the evils of spu os
md worthless nostrums; also. for supplying the
MT Physician cannot or wi 10. b employ.
e.. This Institution has purchased from Or. JOIN
H. ROWLAND, his celebrated
R0yyand's Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty five years as the only
sure aad safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c.
ard his inc:timubc Remedy for Bow FL. COMPLAINTS
ROwASD's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
Which highly improved and popuar Rem lie 8, to
getber with
The University Remedy FOR CoNrLAISrs of the
LuSGS:
The Univcrsitys Remedy for DYSPEPSIA Or Is
DIGESTION;
The Univcr.i;y's Remedy for CosrlvE Bow ELS
Also the Univers'tys Almanac may b. hal. At
the Branch hispcns ry, or Store ofJAS WILSON.
Druggist. PoHT DEPOSIT, where the above mcii-
cines ark kept for sale. june I6 ~
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Caters and Morocco Boots

lust RECEIVED. Tho Ladies will please cal
y and examine handsome lot of alters, Morocco
Boots, Buskin Shoes, Misses dressed and undressed
Morocco Boots; also, an excellent lot of childrcns
boots for sale by
Nny Ii r L MAY.
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JAMES l.. BEvLEY,
GENERAL
1)ronulr Gomnllssicn Mcrtl)out,
No. IS South Uhmrcs,
DILL DEI HILL

PHILADELPHIA.
REFERENCES.
Messrs Drexel x Co., w. G. Morgan Il Co,
Smith, Murphy L. Co, Fithan, Jones Il Co.,
W. j. Blanchard, Dilworth, Branson g. Co.,
Philadelphia. Messrs Wright, Cummings X
Co., John l.. Buckley, New York. Ex-Gov.
VIM. II. Ross, Ex- Gov. W. Temple, tx Gov
W. Tharp, and A. Stockley, Cashier Bank of
Smyrna, Delaware.
John l.. Rcdncr,
date of the firm of Messrs. Brown Il God
win) respectfully solicits consignments to the
address of Mr.. Bewlcy. [Apr IA 3m
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" VI. PlNkNEY EWING,
.47TOR NEf At L.IJT.

"AFING returned from the West. and
1 Il permanently located in Elkton, will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him.
~" Office with Hon. Alexander Evans.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TsNlIE undersigned will give attention to
L. securing LAND WARRANTS, for persons
entitled to the same under the late Act of
congress. EARLE & CRESW ELL,
tIkton. March 10 If Attorneys.
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SPRING GOODS.

A LDRIDGE 4 GRANT have just rccciy-
/ n ed and opened. large and splendid as
sortmtnt Of Spring Goods. TO which they
respectfully invite the attention of their
friends ami the public. Also, lot of
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WATCHES, JEWEL2Y AND
SILVER WARE.

~ ZIBA FERRIS & son. CORNER OF Fourth
ENJ, ANE AEEEr STREETS. WiLNIxGroN hayc
&--12' on hand the largest assor mcnt of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRI and STLNERWARE to
be found in the state. and respectfully solicit the
attention of the citizens of ELkT0N and its viciui-
ty to our stock, consisting in p'rt of the following
articles:
ENGLISH WATCHES. in God or Silver Cases
Richard Wills Chronomc;cr W atchcs. Sole
Agency.
thus. Stcvcnsons do do do
VIM, Cooper duplex and Lever Watches
NJ. j. Tobias & Cos Liverpool Watches.
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Garls.
" IT. J. JONES

ATTORNEY 1T LHU':
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE CECIL WIG
x7Ai always be found at his office, ready
I's to give prompt attention to all business
entrusted to him. IElkton apr %
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New Stock Of Clothing.
WILLIAM G.. LOWE,

No 81 Market Street, Wilmington, Del
DEsPECSFULLY informs his friends aud the
~ pubic that he has laid in large and we'll
selected assortment of
SeasOnabIe Clothing,
Generoen's Linen Collars. Stocks Gloves &c i,
which he is prepared to sell al the very lowest
prices, Being among the oldest cstab shed Tailors
IN Wilmington he aatters himself that his long ex
perienco in the business will be sufficient guaran
Zee 70 his patrons that a.! cua.ome. and other work
entrusted him will be done in Style of superior
neatncss and fashion ~P'Rcmomher "a MspKEr
G1AIAl April 3, oo-5m
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pLACk LACE MITTS, large assert
~ ment, to which the attention oft ladies
is invited. lso. best make of Kid Gloves,
do. Silk Gloves, kid finish; chi!drcns gloves
in great variety, by i. BROWN, JR
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berwick STRIPES. Ripka Stripes, heavy
- cottonadcs, and great variety OF lncW
and cotton pantaloon stats. for sale by
Apr II MAY 4 BRO.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

TUST OPENED a very superior lot Of Dry
- Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Qucenswarc,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Ready
made Clothing. A. j. SCOTT.
Elkton Anr Ii.
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SURVEYING.

FENHE subscriber having resumed his form
u err business Of Surveying AID Convey
ancing, promises TO accommodate all who de-
sire TO patronize him. JOHN JaNEET
Elkton, Md, Apr 7tf
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS. Stiff Joints. Cuts.
Bruises. Wounds. Frost Ei!cs Cholera Morlms
Dysc itery. Tie Dolorcux, and all her complaints
where there severe pains. RADwAYs READY
RELIEF will ms antly stop the pain, and quickly
cure the disease.
In all cases of accidents, RApwAys READY RE-
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About two ihousand persons at the lunch d. this
magnificent aiTair-C W. Allan ESQ., the Mayor OF To-
ronto presided; md sr Edmund Head, the Governor
General Of Canada his right, with the Mayor Of
Buffalo and the Chief Justice Of Upper Canada his le
The speeches were exceedingly good. The Mayor Of
oswego spoke beautifully but Mr. Bedweil, who spoke
the part OF New York, the speaker CT the
Ing Ills speech appauded at every sentence; and
the fact OF h5 having been distinguished mern5er o
the Canadian bar and Speaker Of the legislature of Ca
nada in 1885, lent additional attraction to his speech
lie alluded TO the demonstration union between
Canada and the United States, pacific, civilins and
human zing in its character, that power earth
could disturb it. He ssid that he himself represented
Canada and the States for he citizen Of both
tries and felt pride in both This sentiment
ceived with immense en- husiasn.
The speech Of the Mayor Of oswego was of the same
character, and was very happy
Mayor Wood Of Buffalo, spoke With great good taste,
and was highly appauded. BE alluded to the imaginary
line between Canada and the States being quite knock
ed down by The railreads. lie said that they were all
in enterprise and human Happiness, and that that
was about all that was necessary.
The people Of Cleveland Detroit and Chicago also
represented by excellent speakers The Canadians, with
great good taste gave way to the Americans in speeches
Very he said by the Canadians, although the best
speakers in Canada were at the dinner The immense
of Americans were highly delighted ct their
reception and astonighed to find the health Of the
President tho United States drank with equal
thusiasm with that OF tie Queen.
Tho bali Is just commencing. About two thousand
'Yankee girls" here and they bound to make
sensation IA Canada Is represented from Quebec 70
Sandwich they have something to beat but they
u the way u numbers, and it would be wendorl
If they not great in attractions.
The Toronto public have done everything TO make their
guests comfortable and five thouFand people sell
dom better pleasantly entertained. Chicago, St
louis Buffalo, Dstroit, Cleveland Rochester, 0swego og-
densburg and all the American frontier ciioa largely
represented here, and there is great tlmc OF it, shall
write description, Independent Of my telegraph.
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TAru raii.--toroner O'Donnell hold an inquest vcs.
4 ay az No. 20 Mott street. upon the body OF James
lrratt native of ireland, and 81 years of age who
died f.,n the effects of fall received while going down
The stairs under the influence Of liquor Deceased died
nom rcrb preston of he brain. Verdict accordingly
Fs,trrpr o. nm Lpu--Coroner O'nopncu also held an
ponest non the body Of woman, named Mary rraakn
who sd lroyn fracture OF tho leg received By te falling
Of bale OF cotton upon her. At No .yS Front street. on
tho aifh nit. Tho jury in rendering verdict, eensurod
and he'd the piopretors o. the store guilty Of eupabe
negligence allowing cotton to be rolled upon tho sdo
walk In reckless Deceased CO years OF age
end was 8 native OF roland.
Inn M 81 DEATn iasrEyAap SrIJar--Coroner
Oponnoli also beid inquest upon the body Henry
H. parrlay the nephew II the British Consul, VII, died
,nly at The star House IN Ispanari street N,
iryy ftnisicj i ycr1i- % .. 'Ecaf ~ coniasGJn o.
ha h,bp." IN a're1se vat e. !ea- efar0 ard N4sa
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United states Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Tee. 20, 1865.
No a2.Jacob kisscI, p!aixti the PRESIDENT aui
Poard ol directors Of the st. Louis Public Schools Aru-
mont vas concluded by Reyefdy johnson for plaintiff
No .3-Robert u. McCready, ct aL, claimants OF
steamer Pay State sodam.h Wells ct al This
submitted to the consideration Of the Couc the
record and printed argument Nr. Lord for appellants
cLd Cutting for appellecs.
~. H.-The United States ys. catesby. argued ty
Nr Jones and Carlisle s5r defendant submitted with
printed argument BY Attorney General for plaintiff.
No 25.--Uned States use Of latues Mlctey ct 81
paintins, Rchard $. Coke. Argument by
Mr. Chiffon FOR plaintiff and continued BY az. Carrs Tor
der.odunt
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
City Politics.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENER Al COMMITTEE
special meeting oiy he above committee hold last
evening, in the 'coa ho'e,n Tamupny Hail. Rob.. Kelly
Esq in the char, for the purpose of making due prepa-
rations for The political clwpsign OF 1856.
On motion, Monday, the 23d inst between the hours
Of and O'clock the time appointed for tho holding
of primary elections throughout the city, when delegates
TO The GoncI CoSnmitlee for 1856 will be e,osed and
for the purpoe Of aing delegates to the Presidential
convention to b. 4 n Cincinnati next year. Tho
Chairman cf The ts-- Committes, Mr.. Andow fro-
men presented hi annual report, IRON which it would
sppeor that the airs 81 the association only in
toerabe coDItion. No other business 81 any import
transacted.
DELICATE TO THB AMERICAN NATIONAL coNvFN.
TloN FROM THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The committee OF tho seventh and Thirteenth wards Of
this city met at the Capito Grand and Essex
Streets Tuesday evening, Lee. 49, David Webb Of tho
Seventh ward appointed chairman, A. T. Eouel o.
the Thirteenth ward. secretary The committee pro-
tteded TO ballot for delegate On the FIRST ballot, Gil
bert c. Ieane, Of the Thirteenth ward, unanimously
elected delegates first alternate James W. Brser of tho
Seventh ward; second alternate, Lcozsis, Of WI
lamabnrg. Upon the evening, the four wards Of
Williamsburg comprising portion of tho bosa district,
met at Columbian Hall and elected GILBERT 2. Deane, Of
the Thirteenth ward, New YORK. delegate 0rst alter
nate Daniel j. Northorp OF Williamsburg; second alter
nate, Mr. DeaDe supposed u b. N layor Of
Sam Houston, Of Texas, FOR President,
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ifp TnE.sss, &o-on reference 10 the bills IL wiz be
observed that The entertainments offered 20 the different
establishments quite diversified and attractive. The
juvenile comedsns take tey benefit and make their last
appearance at the Broadway. The EaYes and ballet
troupe appear in three good pieces at Nbio's. Mr. T.
Ed5y vii have benefit at the Eowery. lie s TO be
sisted By various talented performers. Tho successful
comedy, and entirely farce, Win be produ ssd
q. Burton's. Sfr. Brou;bap's last AMI very popular
comedy, "Ihe Game Of Love-" ami capital farce are 10
be played at Walacks. Tho Ethiopian MinstreLa--
wccds, Bucklcy's. and the rencira. members Of the
original Clriaysa present fine selections OF mirth-
provoking songs Jances srccs, &:. nrs. Gibbs gives
another Of her beautiful pictorial and vocal entertain.
mcnts at tho odeon, Williamsburg.
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State brands closed at about IS 12A s. 25, with
little to be had under the latter figure. The sales Of
wheat were chiefly confined TO Tennessee red, at
prices given in another column. Corn was in better
demand, without change of moment in prices
There was some excitement in pork, and sales were
pretty freely made, chiefly to meet maturing con-
tracts, at SO rs $50 for mess, the market closing
quite firm at the latter figure. Beef was dull, and
lard steady. Sugars we're firm, with sales of about
1000 hhda, at quite full prices Coffee was also
firm, and about GOO bags Rio were sold at rates
quoted elsewhere. Freights were rather frmer for
Liverpool, with more offering. Two or three char
tiers were made, particulars of which are stated in
another column.
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MnBls Tor the Pacific.

THN NEW YORK HERAI.p-CALIFORNTA EDITION.
xae United States mail steamship Empire CITY, Capt
umnden, viii leave this port afternoon at two
Wawock, for Aspinwal.
Sha mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
vaz close at one O'Clock.
NE NEW YORK WzEg1y HF7sAID--Ca hfornia edition.
eerAinng the latest intelligence from al parts o. the
srid viii be pub,shed at eleven O'Clock in the uornlng
Single copies, wrappers, ready for mailing, sixpence
Agents wiz please send in their early as posi-
49,
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Asr0R Uocsg CIuB BAtt---Tho second annual bali Of
the Astor House Club took place 40 Sbios saioon on
Wednesday evening. Tho association Ia compca At tho
officers and assistants at the Aston and reinforced
this occasion by large number Of invited quo =.
The bah very pleasant affair, aud ATTENDED BY
some six hundred persons The general direction, BY
Mr. q. y. Alexander, vac gool--so vas the music BY
Dodworth, and the supper by yeadc, fog many non.
dnncirr mon. The best OF ALL
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The Prohibitory Liquor Law In Indians.

- Z 1----- INDASAFUI1s, Uoc 70, I5O0s
Tho opinions OF the judges IF Supreme Court In
involving the constutona'y OF the Pronibtory H.
quor law have been dese, ed Judges Perkins and David
against the Law in Judge Stewart t.
except the a,uriDg search and seizure conasca-
ton, end the agency clauses Judge Gockns sUstaina
the vhole law
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NNxNs frOrn Nuenos AYt.es.

Bosros, Ice. -, 1855.
We have Baeno- Ayrea dates 10 Now .. ii reported
hat the forces o. Gen Harras had been defeated by tie
Indians tho outhern roniCr IT was also stated hat
force under Cen. Gorodn had revoltel. JrQalns g
troops il believed had crossed the Aroy ADJ Mca
and great danger anticipated in CONGO 4uon.e. tx
change on London was quoted at 81.
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DSshcIieai Attempt 10 Hire Home for Friend
less chlItrcn.

PHu Apnf1u,, Dec. 20 NS5
An attempt made at an early hour this morning
to ri ire so the Northern Temporary Home for Fricncss
Children In this city. Fire kndled In The lover part
o. TIE building, but fortunately spooiiy oxingniss-
3D. One hundred children ~erc sleeping IN tho upper
nax,ion 40 the building.
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NV oEtlsSs, Dec. 10. 1856.
Tho sscan,ship BLACK Warrior has arrived at this port
with Havana dates the 10th inst. Thore Is Vi, political
news Of interest. The market for sugars was not %
brifl and buyers scsrce.
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WuIsKEy r9sus FEEEDoa.-The following ia
one OF the best hits that has been made in
Congress in the course OF the present contest
for Speaker. Mr.. Orr is democrat from South
Car lina, and Mr.. Washburn black republic
can from Maine:-
ar CRR-I would Hike to inquire when the gentleman
was elected 10 Congress?
Mr. WA,myHS--Cne year ago last Septeuher
Mr. oRaWas not your parry defeated last fall in the
Stale OF Elaine and is not the present Legislature Of that
State democratic?
Mr. WArguBs replied that during the last canvass In
his state the leading issuc was the Maine LIQUOR law.
aughter end the election was mainly desile uon that
question lie also briefly stated the positions assumed
by the parties In The canvass.
Mr. ORit-iRe gentleman says that the Maine Liquor
law cpiered into tho the leadng issue.
DO understand IRON that that the people of Maine like
wbikey better than reedong Cloud AID long continued
laughter and appauae)
Mr. WAssrsss res ponse could not be heard amid the
mes Timent.
We can reply for Mr.. Washburn, that whis-
key was stronger in Maine than niggerism in
the late election in that State; or rather, that
the Indignation Of the people against the
odious espionage Of despotic local law. dried
up their tears for Uncle Tom" Thus they
knocked over abolition philanthropy and
RouDdbead morality in the same blow. Is Mr..
Orr satisfied?
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Nor QCTTE ESoCon-it appears that the
Withdrawal of Col. Fornoy, as the associate Of
Col. Nicholson, Of the Washington Gai2a, from
the contest for the Senate printing, is not
enough for the intractablc democratic hard
shells OF the Senate. It isthe Uhioa that they
are driving at; and if the old graybeards Of
the Senate--thosc wise and venerable men
want the consolidation Of the democracy, the
Union must be transferred or dropped. That's
all. Inquire Of Daniel S. Dickinson