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TERMS.


For full course-tme Misunderstanding all de-
partmehts of Book Keeping, Lectures and
, practical Penmanship $4,000
For same course in Ladies department. 950O
Persons taking Penmansnip alone will receive
twenty lesSOnsfor 500
For various styles OF Ornamental Penmanship as
may be agreed upon.
Forinstruction in Business Arthmatc only as peY
agreement
The DESIGN ofthe institution is to afford
citiesf for acquiring in expeditions er thor
ough knowledge of Commercial Science and Art, as
practically employed in the Counting Room and Bu-
The BOOK KEEPING. DEPARTMENT isunder the
personal superintendent of the most accom- plshed
Accountants and Teachers. and il is believed that no
perior advantages for impartbga thorough ana prac-
tical knowledge ofcommercal science.
The eCoLLEGlATE CoURSEwill embrace the most
approved and practical forms for keepirv ho
Double Entry in the various depart~ ~,entsc JSs
Commerce, Including Gener" w ,oooi & Iaqe poa anu
nercantiie Exchange mission. Manufacnrjnn ,"
Steamnoat.l n, - PRINTING, Mining, Shipping,
ecu ng Individual ersbip and Cmopound
w. ;pany business AIlmanuscripts from which the
"'-rcnt copies are written in bold rapid business
hane which will serve as great Auxiliary in secu-
ring to him an excellent style Of writing. ''
DAILY LECTURES will be delivered upon the Sci
encc ofAccounts. Commercial Law. Poiitical Econo.
my, Commercial Calculations. Banking. Mercantile
Cuscoms, Commercial Ethics, Railroading, Business
correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Commercial
PENMANSHIP Practical and Ornamental, willbe
taught In the most efectual manner by Gentlemen Of
the highest nts ns systematic and rapid
penmen, and we pledge ourselves to impart 10 our
patrons to more general extent than is done at
similar Institutions hand writing in every respect
adapted to business pursuits. Gentlemen and Ladies
desiring TO qualify themselves for teaching Penman
ship, will fndampe facilities at this College,
The SUIT OF ROOMS occupied bp tn College are
spacious, elegantly furnished and conveniently ar
ranged for pursuing every department of Mercantile
Education. t..aE .a d. .-...-g Co.. .....s..
The LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separate
from the GentlemeD's and Is fitted up in a neat an
convenient manner.
Through the extensive business acq nance Of the
Principals. many of the Students &. aduating are
placed in lucrative situations. ,7 = tfys-ag .'..-
sT ? Send for circular hy mail Nov 3-Ia55
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS & co.
{" Senteuced 10 be Humg!I!

A FTER the above announcement, the
n question naturally arises, Who and Nherei''
and in order 10 let the people Of PORTAGE know that
has AZ length been decided by all good Judgns that
We, PRENTlSS, HOPKINS a co have just reeeiY-
ed stock OF Wall paper and Bordering, that un.
dodbtly deserve HEngng aud 10 avoid the confusion
that naturally follows HdaeiHg 0eedsoHS, we have
received them some what aTeI than usual In order
to give all good chance. And we would merely
say ali who want TO try their Hek In Hanging that
We give them the LGrgest, Prsttisst GHd ChsaB-
est assortment Of Paper and Borderibg ughi
into the County. Our Paper has al been urehas-
ed this Spring direct Jr0m the thereby
saving the profit of jObbsr. We are car
suit ALL both In gHaty, style and price, prices
range from TO so per roll, Bordering from 81
to so cents per yard. Call and see them before FUR
March 05th lgsR
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Sheet Music :at HAIR Price.

49, DEPARTING done on Short Notice by ex.
M Ii Perienced Workmen. Those having ine
Watchae that neod repairing will do well to cali az
RABAfRD AsCo,s
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JARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES

IL We had dScOHtnuiBg thai branch Ut Our
business, but hearing MANY complaints among our
customers ofnIGH they had t. pay Ut other pla
ces, and being solicited to rcpcnis OuI stock, have
done so, and now have the pleasure ofnferug
toners and friends large and general assortment OF
Hardware at very low figures for cash. ready pay
approved credit. Those. in want of hardware, viii
pleasedrop in and save DIMES,
June 10 lS55 PRENTtss. HOPKINS d Co.
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RAVENNA BOOK STORE ADVS.
IeEIsESA 0NHE PROPRIETORS take

HkIaLzA HHE PROPRIETORS take
EW l. great pleasure in announcing TO
SnAHAW tseir old friends and customers and the
public generally that they in the eipt OF
the Ia rgest aud most carefully selected assortment OF
Books aud Stationery, Jewelry. WILLOW Goods Music
al Instruments, Fancy Goods, Perfumory. Bird Cages,
Toys c to present 10 the citizens Of Portage county
Ali the goods in their ne have been purchased in New
York, directly Of the Publishers, Manufacturers and
Importers and at such rates thntihey and will be
sold very low indeed.
Every one desiring COED Goods In our line will do
service by looking through the stock at
the May 90, 1856 RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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SCHOOL BASKETS-Reticule Travel.
~ ing, Work, Card, Fruit and Toy Baskets, every
sS e quality just rec'dfOm the porter at the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A. BIERCE. |
SAMUEL STRAWDER,

Attorney at Law, Ravcnna, Ohio. Office in the Block
ana directly over the store room of f. w. Sey.
mour.
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& NEahOming Rail ROa

FARM FOR SALE-Thhe srl.scr;l er
EIA willsel on reasonab le .ermsr nd stao,n
Ss. saw Mil situate abo.. tnree onarters ofa mi
az SSen Mes! OF t"s viage Of Ravenna. The land is
40 yn~ n%aIity, and we'll watered. There is al
'0 Ih~ orchard on the same. JOHN ABELL.
..avenna, March 90, I656-36tf
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RROCHA LONG AND SQUARE SnAwLs.-
~ A large assortnentUf Brocha Long and Square
Shaws, entirely new patterns, selling cheap and very
East. Call soon fyou want good and for little
money. May 0 H l. DAY.
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4 LEXANDER'S KID CLOVES Just
"A received, light and dark colors, Alexander's Kid
Gloves by H l.. DAY.
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DIAPER COLLARS-50O more of those
L Paper Collars beautiful patterns just received
ut No. ,, Phenix Block. July 7th, 1856. H l.. DAY.
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DRESS GOODS-A few pieces OF Figr'd
~ and Flounced Muslin Dress Patterns, ar
ticlc and very abandonment H. L. DAYS,
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PERSONAL.

49,. "Belle Britain" says she rather likes
the feeling Of whiskers.
.... Hon Francis P. Blair, Jr, member Of
Congress elect from the first district of Mig
souri,, is in New York city. -. a
-. Hon. George FOLSOM, Ex-U. s Minister
at Hague, is expected home in the steamer
Persia, to arrive early next week.
-. Stephen Branch, who has been miss.
ing for some four weeks back, has turned up
in New Orleans. He is said to be on a tour
for the benefit of his health.
80. The Free Love nominee for Judge Of
Probate in Washington county, VT q, who is q
notary public, designates himself in his Official
capacity as "NOne Repnblie.'
80. Longfellow, the poet, pays a tax Of
Ell 900. This is something for a poet, who are
generally thought to be innocent of any taxes,
except Of the brain, and that to get a very
meagre living.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, August %. Is.

o"A"WSb fAuSuot 20, lCoO.
An attempt was made, last night, to fire the
dwelling Of Mr.. John Scott, situated near tho
eastern terminus Of Bridge street Fortu
nately, however, the Ere was discovered bv n
member Of the family in time to sayo tho
premises from destruction.
We leaIn from some of our dealers that tbe
very necessary article, buttor, has become
rather limited in quantity, and that prices
have gone up to an unusual point for the Sc "a.
son. Several thousand pounds, from wagons
have been sold, this week, at S2ias25 per
100 lbs. p'i
Wo are always willing, and take pleasure
in accommodating our neighbors to tho yery best
OF our ability, when they are willing to no.
knowledge the favor But we never took much
pleasure in doing all the work for Correspond.
ents of other journals, whiIo they are taking
to themselves all tho praise and nav fo- ;ts
originality. We had rather risk small dose
Of Mercury.
The Northern news Of yesterday has had A.
tendency to cause less activity in the -four and
grain markets. Flour is still held, however,
at our prices Of yesterday, but wheat has do.
clined from to cents per bushel. :.
Arrivals --Schr. D. E. Carter. Hoover
Washington, N. @ to Jos. Libby q Son: schr'
r. II; Daily, Chester, Capo May to Swanton
Coal Company. SpEcrAroR.
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Proceedings of Ts.Dsy.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Hunter reported
from the Conference Committee on tho dis
agreeing votes Of the two Houses upon the army
appropriation bill that they could not agree
and also a recommendation to adhere.
Mr.. Ii. addressed few remarks to the Sen
ate in favor Of that motion.
Mr.. Crittenden then took the floor and de-
livered a powerful sDeech upon the state of
things in Kansas and in Congress, and in favor
of adhering.
Mr.. c. also introduced a bill to alter and
amend the Kansas Nebraska act which was
laid on the table temporarily, and ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Seward then addressed the Senate in
reply to Mr.. Crittenden, and against the mo-
tion to adhere.
In the House, the Conference Committee on
the Army appropriation bill reported that
they could not agree.
Mr.. Stephens moved to recs1e; not agreed
to-yeas 81, nays 100
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, moved to adhere :;
agreed to yeas 1OI, nays 81.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, moved to reconsider
that vote, and to lay that motion on che table;
which last motion was agreed to
A Senate bill to correct certain mistakes in
the civil and miscellaneous appropriation bill
was taken up and passed.
The House then took recess until l p. m .
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suoune the pain and Inflammation from the severesS
Iii or seaias In from one to twenty minutes-snd
Ss ne wounds without scar aud ehectually cure Fever
es.Seit Rheum- Innammatory rheum atism-sore
sns1eo Eyes-Cuts Wounds
oofes-Scald Hesd-Corns and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a,ssas1 - Of Insects-
ENG Broken Breast-Sore Npples-Eruptions-
pafs Affected be reached : : = - - Wv
% incredoous ABOUT the many diseases be
~ only one thng-but reflect that the few posi-
which the Daley Save alone contains
enumoratedonet alone the
Hsosioned disease but many more not enumerated
escu pox OF 0ENuINs DALLy's has upon
IT, Steel Plate Engraved Label signatures Of C. "
CLIChENER CO., proprietors, and HENRY DALEY
per boz. - ~'SS = S'-.' .i'os 90 oenu
:. Az orders should Be addressed to CIV ceheasr Co.
n. s.y.. 81. . Csis sforr. sAIRs 4 rALura .,1
oruEgists generally. spe-~oaS
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Nh. TRAFToN's SLAVE GIRL The Row
Mr.. traitor, of Massachusetts,, has written 3
letter to the lions Herald, detailing the cir.
cumstanees Of his freeing Q slave girl, q,
Washington, $3.50. She was said to be worth
$1,000 He says that Humphrey Marshall, d
kentucky, James II. Seward, of Georgia,
Henry Winter Davis and j Morrison Harris
ofMaryland, each gave s., while many North.
o oin men did nothing from conscientious ssru.
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safely and decidedly, the BALM ZaHrHoRr. which
Is the satest and only remedy for D.rrbos nv,.
s.s.h o"9,s. sripns palm in the bowels children
,.Ssn u,s ctnse IL has never been known
taken according to directions (which are on each h
ana explicitly is safe there is no opium or
used In making IT. aud because too IL is pprey
eseAoie Be wiso in time don't wait until Won are sIck
vr above named complaints fact and soon
TIE patient and tho often result fatally when
n0t TO In In having the At hand
NJ I'm sy eel sale in being without the rick 10 great
= ShAS oroTT, sole agent for ton su I-av
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ms Essence 10 prepared from GENUINE rUKKE
hhUBARB Is taken In smsller doses Tinotur,
contains lefs spirit that best sIjty
so ne grateful hsvor Of romatc' rendering medicIn
m enca ious and palatabe the nauseous taste OF IN
hhubarb being perfectly disguised 1t recommended as
cordial and tonic to whose occupations
custom them TO sedentsry habits and found be-
nsisi In Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dsrrhea Bilious an
Headache, Constipation, Cont Flatu
lence Gravel disorder of the Stomach Collie &c
Sold by z. ID. GILMAN aud J. N. CALLAN aug 25-lv
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u HHt'eI !" Hf6 U1aMuIHCt0fys- am now
ma very superior articles In the way Sterling
SiLsEk WARE, viz: Forks, Spoons Goblets, Ours &C :
which cannot be exec led in this country AIso
TOT sse every variety Of
MAKERS and complete assortment of rich Gold Jeweiry
zine watch repairing every description in the best
sned TO givo satisfaction. --' 1 e~"i-
No. 1913 Pa avenue, betwesn sth and Ieth streets
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle
n no.
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UTChslera now Is not confined to any
particular locality but spreads his wings over all
sou,riss and people Let all bs prepared By possessing
phrey Ogdsnsburgh IL 10 remedy the hume
certificates which wrapped around each bottle ali OF
which attest its efficacy.
For fale in Washington by CHAs STOrT auas-av
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TkRS-We take great pleasure in to our
readers this superior medicine for tbs complaints which
Proe'ses to be adapted The the year
arrived when its beneficial results be fully tested and
we spesk from Personal say that the
famiiy cannot secure safer and remedy in
renewing those dist essng complaints peculiar the
mer season. and engcndrd too often IN the free use
fruit before fully ripe and mature.-Post.
Sold By J. N CALLAN
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S $40 advertisement in another column Of
"Post Office Dire ,tory" for the Unite d
States
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NOTICE

II STREET BOWLING SALOON WILL
IL BE RE-cPENED ON SAT-f,I
URDAY, AUGUST -, 1855 TiuT
The subscriber has, at great out
lay and expense, renovated his Bowling saloon
The Alleys have been put In the most complete
and perfect order, together with a great many
other Improvements, which will make Il a place
Of more attraction than fornerly.
The subscribe, ih,naful for past patronage and
au 2S-1w J. T. MARI
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&S0 REwARD.-STOLENF FROM THE
YcO stab e OF the subscriber, on the ~
night Of the 9th instant, light colored 10y
sorrei HORSE, low thick sett, about 10 years old
with one fore foot badly cracked also, swesned
In one shoulder, cracked hoof, and sweeny both
switch tail. will give a reasonable reward foi
the recovery Of the horse or $50 for the recovery
OF the horse and thief.
CHARLES X. EvITTS.
Meridian Hill, Washington, ID C,
au 3ts
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Tho Current Operations OF the Treasury
Der artment. On yesterday, 9th of August,
thsre wore of Treasury warrants entered on
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an.s soo laxative uow extensively the
Europe ana America. manufactured daily Soda
hoss IN :" new and highly approved notion. A
snna. vi hsvana Cigars; with foil supply Of Hns Per-
GooSs Sfns1s. combs shaving Brushes and Toilet
I9 NJ Just received, of direct Importation ct
t.MANs New Drug Store $50 Pennryivsnia avenue
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&I0 REWARD.-sTRAYE OR Stolen
" ~ from the subscriber, two Mares a.
One large sized light bay, with a white AoX
stripe along her face, and four white fettocEs one
Of the hind ones II swelled- The other IL Of q
smaller size, and Of dark bay or brown color
Both in good working condition; no particular
marks can be given OF the latter but few white
spots under the saddle, and one Of her foremos,
hoo!s split also sign Of an old sore her nech
near the collar. Any person bringing the said
Mares, or give intelligence as to be found Ill
receive the above reward
MICHAEL MUNTZ,
au 2S3$ No. Cpl g street.
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FSk b N THREE THREE.sTORY
"a e, pncx houses, situated on r ssTect, between
,nnIw 80 81 I S containing six rooms For tcrms
IapPy 10 d ROVER, on LIST street, between and
au 81 Eve
nRUG STORE FOR sAL,E-TpE AZ
veiuser, wishing 10 dhcontinue the Drur
ousseess, Will sell for cash. or paper tina, viii
command cash, his store. VIII he soid siso ,be
furniture OF the dwelling house The hou-e
pas recently been fitted up and is conyenIert 20
business Adde'S Up r." through CITY Posi-
80 y N-y A-N-Peaen. au Dew
FOX RENT-sEvERAL HANDsoME Par
.i .on sna Cnsmbers, with board
SMITHS, 233 street. Su.e a. a. y,
NOR RkNT.-UW ELLING 615TTsi7 N0
-, Ss, fsnnsyivania avenue north side h1tveen
n ara ittn streets: One Of che best Ioca,ions m
WseNy, immediate Possession Given Anniv 10
GEO WHITE & 60, on the rremSssess AZ
70 CdAk LES II. LANE, Gents FpmishI, -
Store, 424 Penn. avenue. :
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WILL BE PUBLISHED SEPT. IS,
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
OR,
BUSINESS MANS GUIDE
TO THE
POET OFFICES IN THE uHITRn sf Arpa

Confa ming the names Of the Post O@ces nd
fost Masters In the United States on the LIST Of
July, 1885, arranged by States and Countios: en-.
hibiting the Revenue Of each Once, and Tim, =,
a glance, showing the Business Importance ~
every town; with information In regard TO the
franting Privilege, and other matters Of Interest
70 cit1ens generally; containing also a COM
PkEas NSlvE COMPLICATION OF THE
EXISTING POSTAL LAWS.
Compiled from Official Sources by D. D. r.
.' Leech.
III TIE above work viii be sold exclusively
subscription. Experienced A gents wanted, 70
Cnom certain exclusive districts vii be given.
Oopies will be seat by mail, on receipt Of the
Pfae, Is. For full particulars, address
= :. J. d. COLTON & CO., Publishers,
No. LIE William Street, New York
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to an end to-day, with or without the enact
ment of the army appropriation bill.

Death Of an Army 0.ficer.-Major Corne-
Illus A. Ogden, corps of engineer, died at
Brandon, Vermont, on the 23d inst, accord
ing to advices received at the War Depart
ment.
Confirmed The Senate have confirmed tho
nominations of Matthias r. Andrea to be col
lector Of tho customs at st. Augustine, Fla,
vice Paul Arnan, resigned.
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS AT Low PRICES
AT522 PA AVENUE
MALL e. STEPHENS ARE IN RECEIPT
w Of another large and fne az
sortment OF best sole leather travel HHLA
ing TRUNKS, LADIES' DRESS l@3N ESW
TRUNKS, HAT BOXES, VA. A4-AO
IICES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, &c
embracing all qualities Of fine and low priced
travelling requisites.
WALL & STEPHENS,
au 2S-u Pa. ave, bet 9th and 10th streets.
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TO THR ALEXANDRIA PURLIC.
NhE STEAMER POWHATAN CALLS AT
- your wharf FRIDAY EVE.
MING at O'Clock, for u l. ID.
fOiNT, NORFOLR, &c. See id We. Iise ins nd N
smother colume. ~ an ~, =
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HOUSE FOR RENT-THE COmMODI-
o., GUS frame House situated on L street betwee
stn ana ioth stTee,s, containing IL rooms, with a
passage Ii has pump Of good water IN lie
yIo; Also. stable attached, capable OF contain.
Ing three horses and carriage. Rent s3CO per az
mum Enquire on the premises, No sol
GU % Nv GEO. r. LANGLEY
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kNoR SALE OR RENT THE TWO NEW
\ three-story Houses with back bulldog and
Genaf, on 18th street, the first square south a
Ienn, avenue, Is offered for sale or rent. They
contain ten rooms each INQUIRE OF M RlK
MEX, on street, next to the Lutheran chuTCh.
between llth and 18th street an lot,
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koR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, CONTAIN.
u ing three rooms, with bracksmlth's shon a..
.scned, situated on New York avenue be,ween
s'h and 9TH streets Inquire AZ tie SnddIer,s sbo-
corner ! and 9TH streets an 9e 9,s
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For Sale and Rent,

nEslRABLE PROPERTY FOR eALE ON
u The HEIGHTS OF 6EORGETOwN-
The very pleasantly 81 listed Cottage opposite The
residence Of Richard l.. Mackall, ESQ
This Cottage is new, conveniently arsnged.
end contains or rooms. The gr6unds are
finely set In gross, fruit and ornamental trees ara
has front rs, and depth OF 200 feet There Il
also, pump Of excellent water on the premises
For terms apply 10 M. ADLER. au ss-eo2w
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kfoR RENT-A FURNISHED COUNTRY
= pwe.nng, with lawn, orchard, garden, ard
stainless rooms on first hoor-hot and cold hans
nighlv romantic and healthy situation, miles
rom Washington In Prince Georges Nd Re-.
Ter 70 Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT Co and I'd
tes the 18th October an aSTn
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which that House are said to have put the
trust fluid, viz: spending it in electioneering
for Fremont.
The Prospect-The Very Latest When
VIC left the Capitol at II p. m to-day, the
prose- ;ct for the termination of the called ses
sion to-day had vanished. The revoIutionists
polled heavier vote than before, and defeat.
ed the motion to rccede by four majority.
Mr. Sabin who was absent without pair, hay
ing returned to Washington.
we trust, and now believe, that the oppo.
nonts of the scheme Of revolutionizinp tho
Government of the United States will never
leave their posts in the Capitol so long as their
functions legally exist, without Comprising
tho defeat of the nefaiious political plan oe
their opponents.
The Only Remedy If the called session
terminates to-day without the enactment of
the army appropriation bill, the President
will have the POWER, VIC presume, to call cut
the militia, to BIO employed where their ser.
vices may be necessary for tho common dc.
fence. In the matter Of the Kansas troubles,
as he win have at his command no means of
paying for their transportation, it strikes US
that the only militia that will be available
wiz be those residing immediately on tho
ooraors OF the Territory-the militia of Mi
souri, and Iowa
"feat speech.-One Of the most eloquent
a"u powerful speeches We ever heard WIS do
iiVered this morning by Mr.. Critt.nd.n :,
the Senate chamber. His obis,, ,-.. -:
IDENTIFY to expose the dangerous and 800.
able tendency of the scheme Of ~. 49,,
tiOnists in Congress to stop the wheels 81 ~.
Government Tor the accomplishment of a par.
tizan end
The Approaching End of the Chapter
Before the two Houses Of Congress met this
this morning, We found the impression very
general that the called session will be brought
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
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ROTARY KNIFE CLEANER.
A CHEAP AND PERFECT KNIFE CLEAN
n ING APPARATUS.-This machine IL eco
nomical In and In no respect liable to get out
Of repair, while the low price at which tits afford
ed, places It within the reach Of all. supply OF
the above have been received and are off red at
the manufacturers prices, by
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Sign OF Gilt Saw,
au 2S-6t Pa ave bet 10th and 11th streets