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mo. O571
By the President Of the United states.


IN pursuance Ofaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pre.idsn, Of
q Ss:s ssa .s sss~T ~
sas d Michigan, q@ss herein dssiSaa,sa 70 wit,
Al the land sfes a sAuT STE Ma H. % 81 On Mon
Ss snslsS T die Ownp'
townships, vEG
Tue ISLANDS situated 1wRsbp forty Of
section four township % sSss aSs h
,%tss n'' ''' u '''N'A '''' ' '''''
Townships iory seven, nine and any, OF anss eeya
Townships forty hree ory-siI, forty SeVen ana
townships forty thoe forty sir, forty OF range twenty
townships forty 1--WE, Of range wsng,ays
Townships fortyiour and forty Ave, Of range t"eny-sI'
Townships forty eight ioynine and dyone Orange thirty
townships forty forty nine. my and hOne range
TSwnshI forty nve my Hay,one, Of tiySit
Township any, 2, a%ss land a sections ave. twenty
six thny i've and thirty in township hlywo clrangery
land Sss a. pTSc1 s ss.a o s public land. '
uated within the following named townships ana
North of and Osst Of ns principal msrdiGH.
Township ,hirty-seyen, of range tweny-seyen.
and and q
North Of the base and Of the principal msridian
Certain islands situated following sections to witt
aud twenty Ave township sa s S o q rang,
thirty range eight In sections nineteen and thirty township
eight range sections three, fou nine and ten town
ship thty Of the same range lin section thee township
thirty range and In sections weny nine hirlhree ana
thirty-four, township hiriyone, Of the aana range
LEhds Appropriated by law for the use OF schools military and
with those overlooked lands
thereby und, for cultivation" il granted TO the State
enable the State OF Arkansas and other
the swamp ands within their limits approved
September 49, 1850, oiil be excluded from the sales
The offering lands win be commenced on the days
appointed proceed order which they
Used despach until the whole shall have been
sales closed bu, sale shall be kept
be-
Given my city Of Washington this nh day
Anu Dnmin In
By the President FRANKLIN FIERCE
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Ihmm mi sjonQr of
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No. 56o.I
NOTICE the withdrawal Of lands In wisconsin

NOTICE withdrawal Of lands In wisconsin,
pursuance approved ID June, 1885, granting
lands the ef Wisconsin aid in the construction Of
instructions Issued from This of
fee, withdrawing from market until further orde all the iGnds in
continuing Of the hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the 2oth % Msy last.
portion lands win be market when the
Of tho of The roads received At this
Office which restoration 30 days public notice win be given
Given hand, General Land once,
Washington this l9th 81 June, A. u, 1855.
THos, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June l3-law6w Intel 4 STAR
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
kr. United statcs mail steamships New York
ED0 for Aapinwan the 5th and Goth Of each month,
INoK connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
- Francisco.
These steamships been inspected and approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad "a miles from
aud crossed hours The baggage Of
checked New York through San Francisco
embarked Panama BY the csmpany
The paid New York all OF the trip.
Reserve in In New York, Panama, and
San Francisco detention in Of accident that
the route Is enhroIy reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors through by each and charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
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NOTICE of the removal land Office from
" DacoFrah TO Usage, in the State OF Iowa.
In accordance with the Congress entitled
AN acl authorizing changes location Of
proved march 3D. 1883 IL known that
me land once Tor the sale Of public Dacorrah in the
Stae Of Iowa, will be removed Osage, said
stae from and after the thirty first day Of July merit.
oven under hand the city Of Washington,
day OF June, A. d. 1850.
BY order OF the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
June 2i-law6w INTEL Star.
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Washington Aqueduct.
OTTIoH or THE WARRINGTON

oIuor rur WARRINGTON AeurDuor
Washington March T. less.
PROPOSALS for graduation stone and brick
DAMS tunnels and other work the Washington aqueduct
that day. "
Maps prohes and specifications ofthe ready
animation and after the 10th day Of April
Proposals will be received Tor the Of particular cuver
only Of the works can be completed under the
Preseat appropriation but all for unfinished will
right prescribe the amount Of work to BE- done and
Ss 10 a %ne
what works shall be stopped uni funds available
% % p p s
The engineer the work has been properly far
Payments specie upon the United States
per condion all contracts that the work
men shall be paid their full monthly and specie
the Washington Aqueduct"
should they BOT be deemed 70 such
ments mA considered most conducive progress
Every offer hustle accompanied by guarantee signed by
SSS q bidders ire Ss s s BE S y
enter into nm obligation, within ton days, with good
be accompanied by the certificate the States district
Judge United States district navy agent some officer Of
pnrmen OF War; tina, the guaranors able make good
Bids win be opened presence of bidders II any them
choose To be present.
NC. MEIos
Capt of Engineers In charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt M. Meigs, u 8; Ensineers.
hereby jointly and sepry with The Tn sd states
guaranty In case the foregoing bid Of be accepted
cute contract same with GOOD and Sufficient Srse. 70
perform or furnish the articles proposed in conformity
said shall fs @ enter into contract Aforesaid guaranty
the next lowest bidder,
'Ssn'" AZ AB
asOvcnsmed su'rsnor' are good and sufficient
Mars-5awtsthMaysIa
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Wrr and wi.don, OF tho Rev. sydney smith, by Duyc
wv knck. 81 25.
Travels Hcrodo,us in the Finn Century before
Christ; imaginary biography founded fact by J. Tai
boy Wheeler, v. n. q. \. vols. %.
The Hukuenoi Exiiesi a historical novel rs cents.
Mechanics Tables containing circumference Of cir
Giles and sides Of squares, ccnuences Of angcd
hoops, cutting Of boiler pacs &c. &e by Chafies H. has
WELL marine engineer. 50 cents. r'-s' =
Introduction % the study Of Arr BY NJ A. Dwight o..
Life Sketches from Cosmon Paths Of tales
by Mrs Julia l.. Dumont o.
The Rise and Progrcss % English Constitution by g.
Greasy, NJ A. Third edition, al.
cnlderon hts @ and senias win specimens Of his plays by
n. q. Trench, u. ID. 70 cents.
Just published, and fot salc At TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
June 10 bookstore, near 9th
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SpectncIes.
nOLD silver plated pecacles gasse kc
all focuses with pehfoca perscopc and parnbola glasses
peculiar
adapted to the eyes fwearep
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
394 Penn. avenue between Ninth streets
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Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caruthers, late of the
l. judges Of Tennessee.
Nathan Green, of udges ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Bromfeld L. Ridley, State
Judges Caruhes and Green dew their whole
to the school.
Plan ofinstrucon-l Daily examinations Of the
books No regular Of explanations
daily lessons progress Of the examinations.
q Weekly ofcommon law and equity which
dents of facts
prosecute them through all
practice The framed require
deeds Wills records documents
dence in the trials Some Of taken by appeal
court which held monthly in the class
public the end The students clerks
IFS circuit judges, chancelors and other official
pacites connected with their suits.
SessionIhe first session the third Monday
tember and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Erpenses per sson.Tuon fee ESQ, in eontngen
d. about $50. Students furnish
which a be had In the Lebanon bookstores
Four sessions required 10 complete
advanced class No previous study
mission There four regular classes
any time during the collegiate year.
Number students the last collegiate year eightyHx.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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shops will be accountable for gold
ewelry metals unless bills
fading signed therefor erprcsed
May l-dn
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right of presumption Of the
within townships and of townships above
ted required establish the same 10 the satisfaction Of the regis
proper land Office and make thereof
otter this notice. and before the day
pointed the public sale OF the lands
bracng such claim will be forfeited
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofhce
April S-lawl3w INTEL and Sar.l
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THE Letters Madame Sevtane co her Dang Inter
and Friends, edited ~ Mrs Sarah ., nale. 81 as
The Letters OF LADY mary worey Monaeu edited BY Mrs ga
rah J. Hale, vol. 81 %,
Nays ERANCK TAYLOR.
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Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice hereby given, that all the lands
the and remaining United States oasde the
mile limits Of grant made Febrnary s59 for
the Cairo and Fulton branches hitherto restored
TO Market and which subject entry
OF withdrawal will opened sale and ordinary min
mum price on and after the days hereinafter mentioned,
Once at Jackson, Missouri, Monday the Sd Of Novem
Der, 1856.
Once Batesvle, Arkansas Monday day Of No
vember 1856.
Once Little Rock, Arkansas, Monday day Novem
ber 1856.
Once Helena, Arkansas Monday day Novem-
her, 1855.
Once Carksvie, Arkansas Monday, day of No
vember, 1856.
Fayetteville, Arkansas, Monday the ID day Of No
vember 1856.
Once Champagnoe, ArkAnsas Monday 10Th day OF
November, 1855.
Once Washington Arkansas Monday, the I7h day OF
November 1856.
NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right pre- empton to any OF the
above lands be offered public restored
required the Hasctou OF The
register receiver Of the proper
therefor within the period prescribed by otherwise claim
will be forfeited. TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lnwI3w fStnraIntel.1 Commissioner
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following;
The Atlantic capt
The Baltic capt Jos Comstock
The hdrians. Capt James West
Sr, These ships having been built by L.
9 pressy for government service has been
N construction, also in their engines,
uS to insure strength and speed; and their acconmo-
daons unequaled for comfort
Price OF passage York Liverpool In first cabin $3.50
In second cabin e5 From Liverpool TO New York. 30 and 20
guineas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No bsrths can be secured until paid for.
The ships Of this line improved water tight bulk heads and
the Banks north Of - deg
until aller the LIST Of August.
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NEW YORK. BREmEN, AND SOUTH
E4 AMPToR UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-
The ships comprising ths line inc WASHING
TON, Capt T. Cavendy HERMANN. Capt. ed
These stop Southampton going and returning
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No. $685.
Notice for Restoring Certain Lands in Wis
cOusin.

NOTICE Is he land Offices at MIxER.L
FONT, sIEvESs's PoIST, and MESAsHA Wis
ohsN viii be sale and location the
districts which subject entry and location
recent withdrawal by notice No. 560
gay o. August next except following townships e
~ 1hich UfH be continued WIS
oce Mineral Point Townships a. inclusive OF ranges
Ito cast, inclusive.
Once srEvEsss PorSr: Townships is inclusive ofran
ges 2 10 6 east, Inclusive.
Townships IS and rs, OF range east; and
Township Is, Of range east.
ONCE MENAsHA All townships district situated be-
tween township and Michigan line ranges 10 70 20
east inclusive.
Given under hand the General Land oce city Of
washington, this 24th day OF June 1856.
THos. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner.
June 25--law6w Intel A aarl
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change of Houra.
La W z i 10 "a &;

IN after Monday, the 23d instant, the will
" Washington At and ~ a. M, and aad AZ, p.
On sunday, al ~, pm
Leave Baltimore ~ and 9H M, and and 81, p.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
April 2a-dtf
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United States Mails.

PosT orrroE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1850.
PROPOSALS for carrying United from the st da,
Of October neNt tn the Both une, 1885, following
Tennessee will be received tho Contract Once hi.
partment in the city Of Washington, until 18th day
August ncxt, to be decided the next day, viEi
No. 1909 Prom Concord Depot Ten, Louisville, and
back, three times week
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
on arrival OF train from Knonvile-say 10 am,
Arrive al Louisville by 10 mi
Leave Louisville Monday wednesday, and Friday nj
Arrive At Concord Depot y4pm.
Proposals for six trips week invited,
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No will be made for trips performed each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained pay r
may be deducted For arrivals after schedule time sufficiently
excused Of the for the trip be deducted
contract may be annuled for repeated failures for violating
post Office laws for dobeyng the departments instructions
The Postmaster General order an increase Of service
alta increase the contract He alter the
vided the uanin me h. not dmnshed also, he cua
service altogether rata pay
condition Of his allowing one months pay
service dispensed with.
No will be allowed for aetna
advertised distance, II the points supplied
stated The contracts be executed by The m Of September
next. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-lawiwt
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PROPOSED p.rxs or snLus.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, b CO.,
Liverpool,
STEPHEN RFNNARD d CO.,
"a Austin Friars, London.
b. q. WAINWRIGHT q CO.,
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lklhtTF ilr lESptrr

In the Circuit Cour; o. Northampton county, Special
Term July s:h, l.ih:
"@er.ms, the melancholy Intelligence OF the death o..
the Hon. Thon!a. u. Bayly. the representative OF ihlr as
;r!ct ~ the Congress OF the United States, aud ioFuieriy
tie Judge Of this Cour;, has this day hren com Ein!ca'eu
20 this Court, By M:Crs " Fisher on ms motion tAe
following resolutions were adopted hy the court tno n'e"'
bers Of the ba. rad the officer. OF the Court:
!. Resolved, That in the death of Gene'"i no m' ~ =
Bayly, society has lost h valuable n"m0ei' eHd a+' p'
trct M nDlr aud efficient representative;
- Resolved, T:st We deeply symPatni'e WIZ u oo.
rcavci widuw aud children VI the deceased' i" 'uo' 'ney
asvc our sincere coincidence. . a..
: Resolved, Ths, the officer. OF toe S1uTt sno toe
me,:.o.r. o. the bar, will wear toe usual balse OF noufh'
lnv for the spece Of thirty isy.. III s9teu oi iseI n'so re,
.re.t f,r General Bayly US Il lusr, and us exalted worth ne
= p..1Ivsd Tbs, q copy OF these proceedings be com.
rrn.rs,.d hv ,he Clerk OF this Court TO Sire. Evelyn Bay.
- !. sn svi3snc. of the appreciation by us Of the high
5,raca Of her late husband. and hs Il testimonial Of our
.nndnence and ~syrnpa,hy with her Iud her children uu
Isr ~ sF,.c,;n- di spcn,a:iou Of Providence, which now
bears so heavily upon them.
5 Resolved, Tnst these proceedings be published in the
n. n.rs Of Norfolk aad Richmond.
ordered, By the Court, .hat these proceedings De entered
IN III. order oook OF this Court; and 10 furtber token OF re-
-pec; for The deceased that the Court do now adjourn.
A ~Copr-Teste.
LAFAYETTE HARHASsoS, Cra.
V1City papers please copy.
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ALICE RAY.

The birds their love notes warble
Among the blossom'd trees;
The aIwers are signing forth their sweets
To wooing honey bees;-
The glad brook Ger a pebb'y floor
Cues dancing on It's way
But not a thing is 80 like spring,
As happy Alice Ray.
An only child was Alice.
And, like the bles; above,
The gentle maid had ever brestbed
An atmosphere Of love.
Her fathers smile like sunshine came,
Like dew her mothers kiss.
Their love aud goodness made her home,
Like heaven, the place OF bliss.
Beneath such tender training,
The Joyous child had sprung,
Like ons bright flower, in wild wood bower,
And gladness round her flung;
And all who met her, blessed her,
And turned again 10 pray,
That grief and care might ever spare
The happy Alice Ray.
The gift that made her charming.
Was not from Venus caught;
Nor was il, Pallas-like, derived
From majesty Of thought;
Her beautiful cheek was tinged with brown
Der hair without a curl,
Blu; then her eyes were lowell. stars.
Her teeth as pure as pearl.
And when in merry laughter
Her sweet, clear voice was heard,
], weld from out her happy heart,
Like carol Of a bird;
And all who heard. were moved to smiles.
As al some mirthful iaY,
And TO the strangers look, replied
IT'S that dear Alice Ray"
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We ere deeply panied TO ruLUuure the desth, on lhu!s
day .upraia, lat, ~ : v'crOcx, i VI, o. Nr. LYME SLAM
LING. eldest con OF La. Joan! Woe 10 Price y; tuas pace.
lie uuImGlv derhItarc mas cas- q dccp gloom over 'rs
community, aud more especially over fnuse ut - wy
were ns as,or!ates and most intimate friends We tO'e,
MN, TOR he WE endowed with ali those nUole gualliies ~
ioind ana reart which eni-ar their pJeseesor 10 al VIZ
whom &c comes IN contact. Most 0: his conpani1n'I .
knowm him from MS eariCe; childhood, AID we out sI'.
iEer sentiments when we say tnht TOE !niei.sence ".
Gcs:h il the shid-.t blow that has IN len on them 10! - la
Am!abir. Intelligent and g gtietnsoly-tae NE OF QUIZ - .
,Uc!al circle, aud the idol Of Ds friends. bis JOS "n v
Eel. and mourued long after rhe ro.e- planted oy tne =.
OF attention Ger h. silent resting place shall have o!o1mns
aud Hi,hcred Lies attui :eve. Ger, may We n0'-"f'
&c slpcTs we'll" -o-,.
Y!. pIlce wss ,aksu III while Ct his turuc IN Ea'o.n CIV.
~, OriJ, aud after tour wees OF severe !lihess, ~
bone, in the fond hope ,hat tie kind attention nna :. on
of friends and the pure Breeze. OF "H!Sn and ~ou.4 10
restore him 10 his wonted health and srenStn-ou &C.
the silent messenger needed no, hs youth, MS 1'sL.t,sr,
uec,s. the tender ,ol:ciIude OF his friends, nor the pr: o,
and ,enrs of his nR,c'ei reln,ives-'or the latni hHvD~ns
the "insa,ia,e archer pierced HE bosom "ni!ein'1ef"
OF manhood. .,.rlTes, lored
we Ieeply ,ympsth..e WIKI all who. IKE our. :. e~--njoyinss
him. and we're il 70, that we bel!eSs DC ~ n We fee!
brighter and purer existence N the SPIN o.! snguisn
thai hi, loss would cause MS family aH 20 % Gsesr"
which would BE- greater than they cou'Isls decree OF Hni
we Cannot but mourn at this Ia't!L:S deeply sorrow,
"yh0se ways IRE not Do our ways, ..gs doe,a al tc!Dss
bu: while we sorrow we could Soy, h.,2 o..
veil H,U.1erouSl Ohio Gs;SFa "
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p q T. L IL v D..
WAS MORNING DREAM.

WAS II MORNING DREAM.
! thou.ht,-was it q m"rninc dr-""'!-
That, waudsr;a: wi!c aud tar
Upon the ies.r: plains ui 1t,
| cav s :r,i:n. ear
Ser.nvly moving in the heaven.
Unto thy home II cam
AMI in the Gawa. !MH si!E1i Hops
In eludness told Thy name
The du.. Of earth.-the sign Of TOLL
C.uug to my pi.Sr'in tv"l-
Tpro tie service OF the shilne
Nv life had been unmeet.
I,tood beside the open door
And looked upon q face,
Whose beauty, radiant Of the earth,
Had yet the purcr grace,
Which is alone til. gift Of heaven,-
Until q welcome csine;-
Then, entering in with hottest thought.
I called thee by thy name.
thought,-was i: 4 morning drsaml--
That sorrow never more
Would lead my weary footsteps 10
The tempest beaten shore
Which girds The wilder Sea Of life.
A breath Of sweet content
Swept throught the spaces VI :hs worio'
Aud, in the armament.
The fixed star shone calm and bright
The herald of a day, ,,,
That should, undimIned by ve1ips c'ouu''
To evening fade away.
The star has vanished from heaven
Thy beauty is unseen; ,s.
And on the barren wastes OF me-
R.me,nberiug what has been,
I look unto the ciouded Sea,
And hear the suilen roar
With which the larger waves OF time
Break on the rugged shore.
They touch my feet with crested foam,-
Ba, in the night | stand,
Nor care how soon their billowy strength
S5all bear inc from the land.
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GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING AT &C
COMAC COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.

On Monday afternoon last. u grand ratification
ms.,;ny was held at Accoinac Cnurt House. Virginia,
ar which the nominees aud platform ot The Demo
cratic National Convention we're most alphabetically
and Enthusiastically endorsed.
We give below the full proceedings;
On motion, John B. Al:w"r;h, Esq. was called 70
IN. Chair, aud William G. Riley was appointed Sec.
rotary. -.,L .,h.
Chairman, on motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed to draft suitable resolutions for the meet
in:, viz: W. II. L. CASTS. James Weaver, DR.: Iho:.
P. Bacwe!i, l. J. Bell. Samuel Melvin sud X. W.
Clayton.
The committee retired for q short time and return
cd with the following resolutions:
Resolved, That at Democrats and Southern men
we most cordisily endorse the domination OF james
Buchanan, OF Pennsylvania, for President, and John
{. Breckiuridge, of KENTUCKY, rs Vice President Of
the Cniteri Staie-, as candidates worthy the great Da-
uonal Democracy OF The Union.
Resolved. That We proudly recognise the platform
Of principles as lid down by the Cincinnati Convep.
ton as eminently conservative, patriotic and national.
aud that they constitute The ground work Of our po.
lltioal faith and the principles upon which We enter
the pre.eat canvass in bchaii vi our Country, the
constitution and the Caion.
After the adoption Of the resolutions we were eu-
tsrta;ued BY that rising y~oli'icisu, N. W.. Ebber,
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MP rDurvDSOy,S Sprrcu

NJ. EirnundYon OF Virginia, took the House com
pl-teiy by surprise yesterday. Up TO that time.
tnnugh Also II member Of the last House, he hna not
opened hs mouth in d-bate in the hai!. n. proved
To be one u: tie most effective orators of The boiy
Their. was grace, dignity, feeling, keen perceptions.
mau!in,ss. una genuine e%loquence running tlIroach
his Effort in d-frncc Of the ~propriery OF hi. condur'
in tue affair between Mcss:s. Brooks AID Simn"r,
which made a profound imprt sson Oh the HOUSE ana
tf. assembled auditory, forcing on their minds tie
conviction that he is not only II high toned. ch:v.lric,
aud generous gentleman, but one of FARE orurOrlcs.
abilities. indeed. His specch is caicuia 10 do inf
mite damage to the purpose "t the comm :tc.. which
| ttxshIuo,,u Star.