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- NEW YORK, BREmEn, AsD sUuTH~
~< Amr5ON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
~ The shiEs comprising tLis llne ths WASHING
z49z1En11a TON, Capt. H. CSvsadyi HERMANN. Capt. I'd
ward Hsgins
steamers atop going returning
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Form b.
Housekeeping Articles.

Tue subscriber desire. can public attention his extensive
assortment % house furnishing goods which rendered
complete In every department. consisting in part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plain wh richly dinner, dessert, and
OF dinner and
pieces rich cups and with and without
pitchers perfume bottles, receivers large variety
articles appropriate TO decorate rses paror table, and
IRoy-sToNE CHINA.
Dinner and toilet also, IN detached peces large
stock Of Edwa,ds's latest saapes.
GLASS WARE.
American French Bohemian, deeanters fasons
liquors. ,umhrs finger bowls, csess, boes float bowls
dsIes salts, fiicii.It, sc
TABLE CUTLERY.
half y-one fifty pieces also,
ivory handled knives Sny and forks secs, &C.
#.. BLnCK-TIN GOODS.
snrh eadns dishes 10 81 inches coffee and tea uns
cohcs Tea por coffee higgins, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
such cnfe spoons forss
dishes, pitchers, cake and fruit baskets wac sc
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters and in plate sIp ja
loot tubs, water cans &c.
GAS FIXTURES. .a.
factory Cornelius Baker tor sale al
,he manufacturers retail Pncrs.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar grsndOles, bfarhs.
oseis and longs hods STRIP ladders mats goods
wanie irons willow Britannia goods
cooking requisites Of almost description together
large assortment u articles OF uy and deemed
Hoteheepe wand decidedly 10 ter interest 10 examine m,
stock and prices They win only lind barge
which make seectiops but pledge myself sell cheap
lbe description goods be amy
III cities.
Goods delivered soy part Of iry Geoso,own free
charge. .#.... ...
Catalogues containing complete list Of every article kept m
c. W. BoTELER,
Nov li-2s~5wn 'a Iron Hail.
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French, and Amer ican Fash Ions, 1850.

NEORGE FOX arrived WIZARDS Hotel w.
In the dcay attending the of the
national iea violsng political pacps,
settle popular candidate For, ~ be
capacity tailor, representing efted
enn'neos receive the and unanimous suaase. o.
the pooie lie bias had the Happy acpp dsnin
voices fston,
divided seRliacnr The Rouse ~ Representative teen at
lofs Tor leader for time hut 81 shens
always sanized The fashions IN The Plastic hand Of ar @
ss OF NE as what the dsoTgsuizvd clements OF the reps
tive Hsseiaby sucunhsp
the taste Of The artist the other subsued by eoqnrpce Of ~
orator what The latter is 70 the assembly sse
FOR 70 me popular assembly OF fashion, We bsv. thus ar n
tued parn hut parallels closely certain p
thence they averRs thus with leaders OF fashions M
our eade Of roiucs The speaker Of fashion for such WV,
designate our trprrsep,ativel for the right W.
mo frf and the uea loss for the rs
when he applies leader
Yo hs money Both equally well and safely invested
Jan ag-dA
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from Mem YORK. From LipsTpsoI

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No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHlPLEY, Il CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Il CO.,
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TO THE LAD ExMr. n. l.. HARPER, rs Broom6eld ~
Boston, has received choice those cn
elegant embroidered hail dresses. Of the fasan v
whrh were universally admired Newport last senson
was not then ahe 70 suppy the arnand he lakes hs oppo
70 inform the ladies hat he to Just opening fresh supply
which white, and appropriate fo bridal costumes
h.o head dre-s, cofures, cellars NANTES -
which embroidered black white sce and sN
ETY. o. wrenrbs NJ straw Aewtrs, feather flowers, SC
NJ B-Ihis g The only house in The United saiss who're"
goods be obtained. I
nosros, January 8, 1855. .a .#. f4 ...a
Jan t--pew9-
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
sss ~ sas

An and aer Monday the 23d instant the trains will
Wa.hingtna AT 6 and sH, a. M. and and AZ, p.m
On sunday, ~ ~, ~.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and *, n. m, aud and 5k
On sunday, at u, a. m.
r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Aprl % diff
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WILLIAM H. snd May n. his wife, simson wssses
and Jaa his VILE pan. IA eIsAeesy ssainst s ehldrsn
o. Jacob Cgsr dseeased whose nse are unknewn hs CHI
Rosanna deceased, wnoss
Cixsr, ebidfea OF Lewis Cge deceased
cgef the ehden o Margaret cs, deceased whose namss
Nicholas CgeB Cgisr, and Jereah Cne ia
light ss deceased,
n aad sinclair wam "a. Weaver se, Pc
uuon.n
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crdors referred TO said Coperr.s are
Seer,sd c debt said
stss ~ rsras AND whereas 10 alsved tina,
cethcs nf SAID debt the holders Of which
rseutsf of and whereas the ID
qurss holders NJ the orr6cstes
~ sad dsb sh releases to The United States
saa s.o he Texas before payments md the an section
u said act requires public should be given Cor space
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This coming DO heard ,he papers formerly read
Madison, the OF William H. Wea
yer me commissioner appointed 20 set s land and sesros s
oaed ia psutOn Of Sinclair Graves
planning Weaver having sold 10 him
sale praclsins fraud
said 10 be relieved nom his
and asking land The mentioned
resod, and suadry blad 10 said pajton, ke
ne die ia oaer have tha rights
partes sraeioed,
them respectively aeeraued doth adudse order AND dee thai
commissioners Of h court, having first notice
thereof ~ paeston - some newspaper Published the city
weeks tha h~use
Madison do take OF the
the hands
reasonable bringing the
him with interest that which
properly paid the parties ented
Of allowed, and the
The number aud OF all the parties
lied participate Ia ibe distribution Of the sad iund and their
aud thereof aud also the
party, IL pacienbe and
port court with anything deemed
which either parry may require Z
Copy. Teste: BELFiELD CAVE, Clerk.
parties interested taking and Stating the directed
hereby notified that have appointed
gur0so Monday, February, 1885,
and Madison, Virginia,
taken and stated by
soDer WILLIAM I. FAMILY
Commissioner OF Madison Cucait Court
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u W Pss~r, Governor ~ Texas hereby
fis, Edward Clark.
~serr'av ~
~ for by
~ ihr a. of state,
neol ~ "
81 tss,uony whereof her..nc my
o a. the cit n Aystu
fsssEl and 3. the '.
the penasnce eyshs,stb ANA
at be
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8ef Austin, Texss, February Q, 1856.
rdwnrd ct.s, Texas do
r. ely GRITTY thai the foregoing eight hereto
cspy entitled An gvinx
payment
~ creditors republic III Terss
IN the ~ of nber eighteen hundred
Eey' icr passed the second Of the Thirty
Conse. ~ the United States, srd approved February twenty
eighth, eiahteen hundred and 6f,y 6ve.v
wi,nsss ny department day
fssALl year Aforesaid
EDWARD CLARK
Of
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lll,not. neuusoeracy.


In regard to the position Of tho Illinois No.
.scracy, on the Presidency, the Chicago T,mss
says
The Democracy Of Illinois are, without a
Dissenting voice, IN favor Of nominating Sena.
tor Douglass wc have reason 10 know that In
Iowa and Wisconsin like unanimity prevails
but the Democracy Of this State--fAs only
Northern Mate Thteh has nrtvr totoi agasWsl
the Dsmotrufm candidate for Prsdsaf tho on.
ly NortAera State which, for twenty years. hes
never clcct.d by popular vote any man but q
national Democrat 20 any State once the
only Northcra State which Ia 1884 breasted
the storm 81 fanatieism, and kept the sacred
volume Of the Constitution sAfely above thu
raging watev Of abolition, which flooded all
other States--the democracy Of State which
eau boast such an unexAmplcd record a. this,
prefer 20 treat their own almost worshippesl
leader with seeming indifference, rather than
depart from principle. Illinois has no second
choice: II il Douglas before oil other men !;
yet the representatives Of Illinois will 20 10
that convention with no other Instructions than
10 vote for that man who deserves 10 be tho
nominee Of the only party In the United States
which dare assert and maintain thai tho Con.
stitution Is the only bond Of tho Union, aud
that tho Union, without the Constitution prac-
tically observed, Ii but . solemn mochery Of
freedom. Justice and equity The Democracy
Of Illinois will support any man who 10 the
nominee OF that Convention, and they iorbcar
presenting the name OF their own fAvorite. b.
cause they wish 10 70 into that convention ~
faithful, unprsjudiccd umpires In the choice Of
candidates. Delegates have been appointed
In Wisconsin, who, like their brethren Of llli.
nois, viii meet at Cincinnati fr@ to select any
one they may there decide upon
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rreG the n o Hoe

II ever nh aspiring candidate bcheld bis bud
ding honors cropped clos, in a night. William
H. Seward In the man. His hte u absolutely
ludicrous. From huge hobgoblin, whose
MANS was ursl 10 frightan the South, In has
become ~ harmless ~ a sucking dove. His
influence is annhilatcd. his name shorn of liz
weight he has become little better thnn dis
appointed trickster and DEFEATED dcmagoguc.
The capital error committed by Seward was
the common mistake Of mediocrity, which IL loo
apt 10 unjcryaluc popular HONESTY and iDtrili.
gcncc. lie imagined that tho people of the
N ORTIZ bcausc they dislikesi slavery, could 10
induccd 10 organize themselves into party with
no other olject than TO wage war upon the
South, and maintain dangerous sectional agi.
tntion. But be- forgot that honesty, with all
liz simplicity. IA Often nm overmatch ibr knave'
ry, with Nil ia astutenc@u aud that the Jsopk
Of the North though they had no affection for
slavery, were warmly and dcvot~lly attachel
10 the Union They declined lending themselves
TO his hrtful designs. and at the earliest oppor
t,,nity sent him and his infamous gang 10 Gov
entry.
We think that not uloDc the South, but thu
entirely country. ought Ia Nv congratulated ~,
the downfall Of the New York intrgucr. llc
was u dangerous uinD, with Just brains enough
10 give bis mischief scope and direction. and
with an inortlinate SlfshDss that would MT
scraple at any evil that could minister % hl.
unchsstcpsi ambition We trust he has fallen
like Lacifer. 10 rise Do mor,.
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ing TO the weather The diAsrcnce in TIM, u
well Ms the greater cheapncss, will Of course s.
cure the immigrants. who can BE- carried by the
cars for one quarter the expense TO which they
would be subjected in making tho tour of the
lakes. I1pk at the boats on lake Erie now,
for every passenger they carry, the cars take
one hundred. But YOU say. We win have al the
freight-no. sir---yoa will not have the half Of
IT, Navigation on the lakes is dangerous. on
the railroad perfectly safe. Besides. sir. the
railroad will AMI can afford TO carry fcigh, from
Buffalo TO 81, Paul cheaper than il can In snt
by the lakes. The business ot the Erie Canal
has fallen of immensely during the past year.
while that Of the Railroad has increasd in u
corresponding ratio. What does this prove
Why, that il is considered Us saG and Us cheap
to send produce by the railroad rs by the canal
although the distance is the same. How I'm,
probable is il, therefore, that merchandise win
prefer the hazardous transportation of thu Lakes
for double the distance, TO the quicker, safer
and cheaper transportation Of the railway. Thus
II is certain that 81 Paul commanding the only
real terminus Of trade, by the river and railway,
will vastly outstrip every other city beyond
Chicago. Yours, most cordially,
JONI EsAIAs wARRrN.
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YlsKsx EsrrRpRnE,-We learn that the
celebsstsd Hutchinson Family, Judsoo, John
spd Asa daripg tl,eir recent n Northwestern tour
through Minnesota Territory. have laid out 4
settlement ON tie Has@an river, So miles north
west OF ~. Paul, 10 be called Hsrmona. The
climate In this region. r. said N h. fine. and
the country we'll ti@sersi with On abundance
81 good vster. They will leave New England
early 10 the spring with large number Of old
acqaaintspoes from their native State 70 enter
upon the duties Of new home In the far West I;
may success ever attend them Dubuque Her.
and EY.
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A DDysSyscK,-A correspondent q te
National Is,sIlwencr noticing The isst tlss, tls
Peabody Inai.u,e IN Isuvns. With 3 libssry a
only 5000 voumss, has or1 400 rynhu sub
~ritsrs says
-The Washington Library has hen IN Grid,
eios probably thirty yssss, and contain. OVER
10000 voiunss. many n thru standard histn.
ical and psutisc vorks, with sA the pnblicr.
ton. nab by ,ie government and the smith
s,ni.n Institution prsutsd 10 tn library, yt
with . poy,,ls,pn " Dsnr 10000 inhabitants,
this 7aluabLe iiisary has r>or 6fy ribVv'j~Tf."
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b expended there during the next season in
building mills. stores, hotels. dwellings. &c.
Southern Minnesota Is rapidly filing up, by
people principally from New. York and New
England, and the Arming districts are settled
IN advance Of the villages The Territory is ex.
ceeaingiy well wstered, and much better tim.
bered than Iowa. Although NC passed. over
widespnading prairis oil along the route from
Lansing TO Rochester. We were NJ no time ont
Of sight OF timber. We saw plenty Of oak.
bass, elm, ash. buttcruut, hickory, black walnut,
poplar aud cotton wood. We saw also, great
abundance OF sand and lime stone, suitable for
building purposes. The sand stone is very ia.
silly hced. and makes very tne looking hull
ding.
Your correspondent has lived for the past six
years in q Fat prairie country. where there is
nothing in the distance but the horinn Cor the
eye to rest upon The face Of the country in
Minnesota is very different. and. to my mind
FAR more pleasing. Fine. high rolling prairie
relieves the eye in every direction, and being
sufficiently renewed from the great Northern
lakes, the atmosphere is dry. rarc and bracing
Besides. the climate Of the Territory is rcom-
menld TO consumptives by the first physicians
in the country.
II Is my opinion that people in search Of
homes in the West, cannot do better than 10
settle IN Minnesota, Ms the best Of the land is
not vet in market, and is therefore out OF the
reach Of spectators. None but actual settlers
can purchase these lands OF Government, and at
present, they can select timber, prairie and wa
ter 70 their liking. For the benefit Of people
abroad LET me say that actual settlers by sim
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A. mr. vii. AL I, .. The -isdOw sss day,
asf--s -s,shisx ssss 9th ssshsy,
A art sss.s ~, 9Th brofh " bsy,"
who %. Anyias stsst bstis as.ssy
To mr. wifs tbsn spos.. ~ vsy n Jess,
s-rksrss Q Tsisssa u JSsFs % Dat esfrtsrs
70 vhash sl.s r~pilsf. o. u-@ ssss<y shs sod,
"Ah, 20, r.l.tsos--,v sarrisS''
wrv yoss De- 1885
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I AFAYErfE FIRE AND MARINE INsUR
- ANCE COMPANY, Jsss..liis, wi.eaass. Cap
Val, esoo ooo-ssasast psia is, eise,see
siAsB sfnHTpss.
iisasy y. hssssss. Iiss'y q. orsssmss.
Az aset..u, ~. ss.i.,
4. y RsetwsiI President C,n. hsst wsiI a~ef.,ary
y. A. nsvsy, v.psesbasst. Hsssy d sssssss. Trsssf
ts.sssnes ssse,st sxsisst Loss 90 bamsss By ~.
SD isissd Nsv'sstss, u ssrrsst rates.
saSGsas,as.
Ibsa Hsf.tIo seywsss, W 1ovusss stats sfNsv Ysfh
Bsmssi Perry, nssehsat. great o., Nsw Yen lIty
WIN James besss, ESQ, ~ " eli ssss.t, N Y. t1ty.
F.sasyisssts.
2 e., . s. *. ..yy .'':.y. U's.,N
essnasi Lighssy, Cssk. ysessvtiLs CITY saah
W. Q. Y. bssksii, ksT., Bss.ss, nsss.
.. ]. Carey, MIwsstss, VIE
J. Y. Wallis, nsssbsst. hilsashss, VIZ
y. Hstsksf. ssshsf, Oshhssh, NJ.
W. =. WSsss, nssshsst, Avpissos, VIE
N. Dsyiib nsothss, shsbeyess, Wis.
Tyfoitrss Issued Ia iks shsv. rsspoasbls e4snpssy
October IS, isss 1xwiy
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The Syracuse Chron,de makes the rare an
n0unapent u the marriage ~ two bona fde N
D's. viz ALBEIT u. MnLrH. MD, of Rome
and MAnY ". WAiKyn, NJ. D., Of Oswego town
Thus paired, the two established themselves In
Rome, anil commenced business under the firm
Of Dr. MUM 4 MuIER wAKyR, the wiz
still retaining an identity Other own In the bus.
inrss sfairs by making u.s. II her maiden
maine
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EvyuT. ~ EsAsarArios,--frora papers
recently laid bcfoe the British Parliament, u
appears that. aimee the emancipation u thu
slaves IN Jamaica. more than GOO esiates 10 the
iriADd have bsn abandoned I1sse once gave
employment " 10000 labacy. Ibe numssr
u estssss totally and partially abandoned from
J snaary, 1852, To January 1859, is ~ flIowsi
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q, Y~s.ss, ". % he -ta isstasi. By tss h, Mr..
Hsi, Y. b. AiAasDs, Ess, q nsssss', \. T., 10 MICS
"a. % Ho-s 4 Ags,ysiisr, W
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END0TA HOUSE THEUNDERsIcNED
lv1 would respectfully that shsy ksss isss
I'd Esd rsfsrsshsd the shove Hssss ssasssd 10 Meade
e. psh",s c.sniJ, end srs sew prepared To ssesmpe
psssibis masass.
ssv IS dkwsm PHELPS ptnOND
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NJ EnCllANTS HOTEL, COR. THIRD AND
landing, saint prul--h. . AiIks, frcpsti@.
Having tskss ne shave Hotel snd thovssshly vsa,.
lifted and 20 fur@hhsd u, NJ ALLEN ksas IN ,sG,su,
the etissas u - fsa and the tfsvsas pshile tk.t
no 10 noe prepared 10 accommodate beth sossdss,
sad ,fsveasfs, sssssss ssssspssssA IN The city.
The isbls shsI alwsys hs supplied with The bsss the
msshst sssas The isesses ~ The usssl sssss Issss.
d,s,ssy 10 isesi Of the steamboat IssdsS ssJ 10 lbs
business portion NJ tho ety. mstes n particularly d..
sshle 20 ,hoss whe sish 10 depart boats ss t1sss.
at business In the city juss I-dswf
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Add ,hs interest Of this sum TO thu annual
expenses. AMI you may $50 wi'sre much u thu
eityIs breasLmopy gas.
am moi preaching sermon on Temperance
% morslizing over nm evil. but cite t~ Est 10
show the Inconsistency u our nature. n n
man would rather take out his share of the
grain crop 10 bad whisky than good ~hokvome
broad, ! hold him to be- very great fool and
il h. pot AZ enemy in his nsutb 10 steal away
his bruins, why ID hn brains 10. cannot We
where ago biz d'maDts upon public sympathy
Rsai Es@s II have jas. ~sunsd from a
large public sab ~ RssI kxtsie. Farming
I.Di, twelve mi'ss from the city, ws4~ithimwn,
not sold, q, $50 pr srr hid.
3mmu,--TM Asia has just isen Telegraph
al. No ww. q isnpostanos. Aastris h .tri.
wing 10 negotiate bstw@n the beilis.yeat pow.
era with v~w 10 sn sltiuste peaee 40 hr.
500 900 mn have ysvisissi io Gse CrinsA. ADD
tn daily erp1s- u the wss b or million d
dollars.
Pela,o,--Ths wrangIIng and gr~aing n the
fasie,i~,s, shout wbo shaII, anil Who shall not
h. SPEAKER, u hesasifsl eosmptssy iAustra-
tive of that charming shoa n po,i,ie- They
have majority s,d forturssrIy r-'s with tbsun
,ie responsibility u depserst dAssyanizA,ioa
A very harmonious bs.ay a disco.asnt eissnepis
Y"ur.. re-, r NJ
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Il COMMISSION xpJaHAsrs, Asve sss,s . issss ssd
ready 10 stove ssd fsship fr~isht Thsy siss hs.p
cell sslsetsd sis,s y Gre<snss ssA rssvAssss, II s
cb,hIsg rspss SD ga 90 V ~ fssl b, Lsy ths,s
oads Nc ss ere sovsd Ia ssn ssis % shsap a. sAsy
"a 10 - rssi sed eli vs sst IL 70 give ell tssws
ssisg 70 ~ pssL
AZ t'sas o. sss.sy pr~ssss ,.hes ,s ssshsss. ~.
Goods rsrns ssssetly cash
Jess .. 1ses Aavu
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ExPREHS NOTICE. ALL PERSONS OR
~ daring mssehasdiss vs1tssss, OF ~eesy from the
Vast W sSpss.s vii p~sss direct the Ne bs msrtsd
v the Care u bsskssk D Co, esisns
! q. nUkbAkkh CO.,
aago1Akv Pfcps Northwestern EsVr~as IN.
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~ d. GILFILLAs. ATTORNEY At LAW.
Ne 0ass. se'as' rhird End h'Ass-ts .,ss.,s, ssiss
rssi NJ sssis, issl "