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THE THEOLOGY OF INVENTIONS |:
OF, Manifestations Of Deity in the Works Of
Art, by Rev. John Blakely. 75 cents.
Inc Ocean, by z. III. Gossee. Beautifully illus
'rs.ed with over fifty engravings on Wood 81.
. The Way of Salvation. Illustrated in a series of
discourses, by Albert Barnes Al.
Practical Sermons. by Albert Barnes New editiop
Home Service Manual intended for those who
are occasionally hindered from attending the House
O., OF 6od with Sermons and Hymns, BY Rev. VIM b.
Stevens, ID. ID. Il 25
:, Annual Of Scientific Discovery; or Year Book Of
Facts for 1855 81 25 'A rTSf
Arthur in America, being Sketch Of his Life. with
the Addresses delivered in New York. 55 cents
GRAY 4 BALANTYNE,
mar y-3t 49S, Seventh street
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

X III. U. HOODS, No. 4I8, Pennsyl-
n vania avenue, between Four-and-a-half n
and Sixth streets. | have just received, di- IA.
rect from the manufacturers rich and faah- aAAzA
ionsble assortment Of Cameo, Forentine, and other
fine Jewe'ry. 8f4 rs, TU
Also, good lot Of Gold and Silver Watches war
ranied good time keepers, which win sell at very
low prices =
Also, Silver Ware kept constantly on hand, OF mau-
ufactured TO order at abort notice. slsf.I. sI '
Sign of the largo Spread Eagle. feb 2o--n
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Metropolitan Railroad once,

NHOSE subscribers TO the stock of the Metropoli-
tan Railroad Company who have not respond.
cd TO the call made the 18th Of April last for the
ment OF the second nstament requested to do SO
within thirty days from date to enable the Companv
TO meet their obligations to the contractors who are
now engaged in prosecuting the work
BY order Of the Board Of DIRECTORS; %
- ]. w. DEEBLE,
dec 22-l Treasurer.
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WILnMeroS, N. c., June is, 1854,
To persons who have have had the sight Of their
eyes 80 impaired as to require the use OF Glasses
would recommend Mr. John Tobias as suitable per-
son from whom TO obtain such Glasses ss they may
require as he has suited with pair of Spectaces
for far and near sight My sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department which berth required me to be on duty
from II o'clock at night till after day. during which
time used but one light
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For sale, wholesale, by druggists In all the princi
pal cities and at retail BY apothecares and storckeep
ers in every town in the United States and Canada
and by. GRAY b BALLANTYNE and JOHN II
MORTIMER. Wnshington ID O. feb lh--8md
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@ FOh SALE. a twO.stOry brick House
EiiN and Store, containing thirteen rooms situated
on King between Fayette and Henry streets Alexan-
dria, Virginia. -
Also, for sale, or exchange for country property.
andria, Virginia -5'-'' !
For terms apply TO H. o. CLAUGHTON,
- Alexandria, Virginia
\ Or Dr. L. LLOYD,
feb l4-2awn Washington City D. O.
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"PRO BONO PUBLICO."

G "PRO BONO PUBLICO." m
II. w. EVELYN WILLIAMS.
1vA ("Plutes, y respectfully informs Members Of
Congress, citizens, and the public, that he is now
prepared TO execute as usual all business generally
intrusted to an e -7-0 2 ''SS7T''--'
Annanse,asis, Copyist, and General Scribe.
Office at the Exchange Hotel" street Orders
left either at j. Shillingtons "Odeon," corner of
Pennsylyania avenue and Four-and a-half street or
at 37s, Pennsylvania avenue will meet with prompt
attention fah 10 ,f
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ROTHWELL'S HOUSE : FURNISHING;

seventh Street, next to Odd Fellows Hall.
HNHIS Store occupies one Of the largest buildings
in the city, and contains very large and varied
stock OF Furniture and House-furnshing Goods, of
almost every description, including China and Glass
Ware, Wood and. Willow Ware, Clocks, DC, which
will be sold as low as they can be purchased else
where, viz:
Parlor Furniture, in sets, and in separate pieces
Chamber Furniture of all kinds, including ensm-
elled Cottage Sets
Dining Room Furniture, Extension Tables Il
walnut and mahogany, Sideboards &c.
Once Furniture, Desks and Writing Tables, Lii
brary Cases, Chairs, &C.
The Children's Department contains variety Of
articles of utility and amusement
Baskets, fancy and common, in great variety
Oil Cloth and Carpetng, Door Mats &c.
China Tea Sets, Vases, Mantel Ornaments &c
Persons desirous to examine or to purchase any
articles in the Furnishing line invited to call and
see for themselves. A. ROTHWELL
dec 7-eotf If
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WAsHlNSroN, August 8, 1855.
Having been for years under the necessity Of hav-
ing two sets of glassss--onef for use in the daylight
and one for lamplight-I procured one set from MI.
Tobias, which answered both purposes have used
his for several months, and find them excellent
M EDWARD STUBS,
.9.4 Of Department OF State
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sGt TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.
a GENTLEMAN accustomed to corres-
a. pondence wishes employment 70 copy or direct
letters and documents, or otherwise assist in such
matters e. et,,e ,s.srr,rt asssffgI,g ~ - -
The same gentleman has several fine Rooms for
rent honting on, Pennsyiyania avenue al No ssq.
well Furnished They are convenient 10 Dsxtcr's
Hotel, where meals may be procured.
IS ADDRESS Q, at American Organ Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

kunkel a Co ...s . .. n ess.es
John 4. Ford Sole Manscer
tAlso OF Holiday Street Baltimore. and Marshall
Theatre, Richmond Virginia.
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Cold WEArHER.-This morning was the coolest
OF the month, the mercury being only degrees
above zero at sunrise. The ground is covered with
snow to the depth of an inch. We fear that spring
is nipped in the bud, for the present at least.
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- ~-S ofiNAvN VI WiLLAhD flLkMOHE.--
The following letter may be republished with pro-
priety at the present time:
WAsHIsGToN, March, 1852.
Mr. DEAR Sir: You rightly understand me in
expressing preference for Mr.. Fillmore as the
Wing candidate for the Presidency. This did
before left home, and have frequently here, in
private intercourse since my arrival at Washing.
ton. | care not how generally the fact may be
known, but should not deem it right to publish
any formal avowa of that prefe renee under my
own signature in the neyspapers. Such course
would subject me to the imputaton of supposing
that my opinions possessed moro weight with the
public than Iapprehend they do. The foundation
OF my preference is that Mr.. Fillmore has admin.
istered the Executive Government with signal sue
cess and ability. He has been tried and found
truc faithful, honest and conscientious I wish to
say nothing in derogation from his eminent com
pettors: they have both rendered great service to
their country--the one in the field, the other in
the cabinet They might possibly administer tho
government as well Mr.. Fillmore has done But
tnen neither of them has been tried in the elevated
position he now holds, and / think that prudence
and wisdom had better restrain ms from making.
any change without necessity for il, the exist,
cnce OF which do not perceive
HENRY CLAY. .
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j. MIDDLETON, Dealer In Ice.--
lIe Office and Depot southwest corner of and
IweIith streets feb 26-ly
~ MYERS 4 SON arc prepared to de-
- liver Wood and Coal to their customers and
ah others who may favor them with call, at the
White Ash, egg size, at. .......... ss 80
Red do do s..... q 75
Pine Wood 90
Oak do go
Hickory do. 90
EE All orders left at P. j. Steers, No 4ss. Ser
enth street Washington, ID. c., or at our Office will
be promptly filed. T'-''s~
tE a,24o pounds given to the ton. rs ssa
G. MYERS q SON.
! dec l3-d6w Water street Georgetown. b. G.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-It is understood that the Jury
in the case Of Edwards, charged with shooting and
killing Avery in this city several months ago, to
whom the case had been given at six o. clock on
Saturday evening, rendered sealed verdict yes
terdsy morning, and that manslaughter was the
crime of which they pronounce him guilty
Daily American organ., 1856-03-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

AsFRAr AT The NATIONAL HorEL.--0n Sunday
afternoon the ladies' paslor al the National Hotel
was the scene Of an aifray between Mr. Stuart. OF
Louisville, and Mr.. Mahou, Of the United States
Coast Survey. The affair originated in note ad-
dressed by Aahon to Stuart, who resented the Ian
guagc contained therein by knocking Mahon down
Whercupon, Aahon drew pistol and fred twice
at Stuart, but without hitting him.
There was a lady in the case, as usual in such
affairs. sft
Mr.. Guy has requested Mr.. Stuart 10 withdraw
from the house. and has forbidden Mr.. Mahou, Who
is not boarder, from entering the ladies' psrlor.
We are surprised that any man claiming TO be
gentleman should select ladies' parlor as the
theatre for brawl. We never heard Of similar
case before, and earnestly hope that xe never shall
again st
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HMs pas,ld Mieh r,,.L,n.-

Balls pissed Hjri yes,i,eg.
Jas. IA bill pfoyidiu, Tor the spe,
cial election OF Judge tor the ht.i Judtcml
District To allow certain nagroes to fc,
man IA Harrison couuty specified time I.
Tor the relief st Mrs T.. Crockett; Ia de
tine the time Of holding courts in the 1871
Judicial District
Bdis passed MirI routing
JAN IA bill fut the relief of Mrs
l.. Crockett, hill supplementary 10 an
act to incorporate the town OF LaGrauge /.
to incorporate Linden n Cas- couut, Ia
authorize aud require the county of Bfal
ora to establish discontinue and regulate
able aud private roads iu said comfy ; Tor
the relied nj the heirs. assignee. aud ven
ders oi " /. Nilsson, to remove It's. land
office al the Milan district Iron, t,mernu
IA Nistn county. to lielton, Nril count, u
b'll supplementary 10 m Hcl to lnrurpntair
The Sulphur Fork turnpike cnmpaes to
establish the western bonndar, linz ot ~.
ler count, Tor the relief oi S,n'i swat
w"u, aud others; Tor the teliri ct Geotgc
PelrnaG; to crrste thu count, oi Ciholp /.
conhtmu1g ikc ut,e OF certain PIE emptlon
settlers IA Peters Colony; tpt the relied oi
j. VI Thompson aud others f1r tue raitrf
ol sfepArn \rchrf
JN IT, HB, pnsed ID r,ad,aa.
Granting to Il I Du,a the pt,lIppe ot
establishing h.try on \ech-s nvet. dc.
hit! auihpr1ng the Auditor aod Comp
trullef to admit Bond l6, OF the ten per
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TO he ShcrW Of sad County. Gfe,fine /:
WHEREAS. on the ilth Oci, 1855. III.
W ram and kh1Abeth Ward administrator
and adminl-ira,fs, d, bopif mn. of The estate
ot John Jordan, deed and -uc,e .,or. u Il4s
Jordan, former administrator of -aii estate he
having resigned .aId iru-i. filed In ur Office
thrif petition &" a sutt ia wHich they. the sud
Hmm ard Elizabeth, administrator ard al-
m'nisiratuN. ~ aior"-aid, are plaintiffs. and
Embets, Cannon, William tasiebesry, and
Thoma. II. Taylor, afs !,ieudant-. all OF whom
at the hung e! -aid -ult, were ciiIkeus 81 to.
-bur rouui,. aud add State, alleging briefly
that. tbs, complain q sad defendants for thu
That an 10, eth % February 1888 tlle -ali
hin- Jordan. Turner administrator, a. aiare,..id.
per order Of the proper court, exposed to ~a'r q
certain negro slave. SUN, or ~ yesrs - aye
b-ioneiug 60 said estate That the -.d I'm.
brrry Cannon became She purchaser thereof
that SAID Cannon. t...iicbefr,. and Tayi,r
made executed and delivered theireettalu JOINT
and several promi-sofg mole o. ;hr sald Lla-
admin ,;ratnf a. AFORESAID for the sum Of rtnsut
hundred and eleven dollars. payable twt..r
months after dale, iu consideration Of -aIi pur-
chase which sad noie, petitioners ailrge. bear
dat. The Oh dag ut February A .. 500 ana
i due and unpaid Tint, TO secure Tia. paw.
mcni thereof, the said Cannon, on the dan 81
date aforesaid executed h, certain mori gaze
To >ad Has administrator as aforesaid. Sc.
kno" edtug a lien upon sai slave.
peuuouer- further aIieg,, tblt -13 s.yr.
though in the pos-e--ipu e slid Cinnpr. b.,
bsuua ter tine purgha. mpur, aforesaid That
irnrioe tnal -ild Cannon NH rcnov,. aid slave
beyeut the lia,a- OF the e0uuty. they pra, a
writ et -equesiration, sc
And, l. &. W iiiam~ E.q que Of the aitor.
news Of record for plaintiffs. having hl-i ~ ms
oiic.. THIS cav his affidavit stating that since
the commencement oi sil SUIT IL. sali En-.
berry Cannon b.. become a transient person.
that the ordinary process of aW cann1t -,
served upon hIn, aud paving for citation by
publication.
You are, therefore. hereby commanded To
summon, by publication OF thus citation. Tor
four successive weeks, m some new spaper IN
Texas, the SAID t.G,a,'Ffy cannon, to be ana
appear before the Hon Di.lfict Court OF Up.
.hur county, at The next term thereof to b,
held nj the courthouse N Gtlmrr. uu iht -r.
cund buiay after the first Monda, IN febru.
ary A d. 1896. then and there to defend SAID
suit
Herein fail not TO execute and return agree-
ably 10 IAN.
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iitll 81

J,> : VI Ws,ld~fm,de "a per.ood
.,aaupupo. m tDgtti to ms re'uark, oo
Mo-. l5u \",, 'ue,r tt-t
" Ac-t prr..r'.d . petition 81 10" ct
t, l Nu.nu. tu % r~>~aO.rS al toe
- a..t, rl -r, i-t to.,. bot com
.u.u. ..-olup ~ " ..s West, Rushing
v Ye u 30. trd Nii'-N Internal
i-np,.N meut committee reTffl as'i"T
90 general h'auchroe post 90 +" TIA" 'N'-
Weston and 4 "a ki.cr rtl,ond company 9,
GOT otgioal, granted communication
Vas t.criv,d from tn to,.trot, 10 i,vor OF
ts,uc the State ol t,eorg'a, Tor cettstn
,sepfs aud equipments, irrm-hed Toy NAT
state a. two companir. of the ''e"r"a
Batlalinu. who came To our ait tn ih" fr''
luron aud we're nassacird AT Gubad by the
MEXICAN Atm,
jas :. VIZ Nlirau bad hi. vote on
ih, Journals corrected from yea Is nay, "u
Vests res iiutlon on the subject "i n"tu~
ratz,lton Committee On state thtir,, re-
pttt.d IN favor OF increasing the carNai
stock 81 the La,aea Navigation e"mp'n',
50 hty thousand dollars. same com"uler
reported IA favor OF DONATIONS ot c-.huV
,oGalvrs,oa. 81 800 To houston. aud 5 -
600 to I.nvsca. lndanola, sud Corpus
hus,i, To aud IN puitig up buildlngs lot
passenger. seized with ship fever
W. N,lhcsn. OF San sueustine intro'
dnrrd toll to detect ffaudulent land ce'
uhcstes. aud To prevent the cumnnssi"rrl
-, the ten.'d lArd office t,nm ISSUING
=,
uIssrour''s Districts To- trr conulir- OF the
~tAtr
NJ Drlr,mplc introduced bill 70 on
"ou age soo"ls and academies VI locke,
.a autU"rlsr cunt, Counts to trauscfih.
.h',t o,co,d>
\ resolution oss adopted ,ntbo =
ur speaker to employ ss-'>t,at> ''r 10"
hl~i { *.
B,Hs passed third reading Suqpl'm""
al to sr &c, to incorporate Sulphur fotk
!u'npkr road; reli-i ii lfs d Demnt.
Jas. : Committee on State nhars re-,
ported IN avor of u law 10 regulate the sale
oi Intoxicating liquors, leaving their sale
to vote Of thu u.lghhorhood. whef. APP,
,licaIion To sell ma, be made
Bdh passed third rcad,ag -- 10 croste
,he l7ln Judicial District, to pef'nii two
uiggr,> To remain IN Harrison count, alter
.uii tor Tree shall he Determined.
Jas .. Bits passed hrd rcadinc
Supplement to Henderson aud Bnrk,llle
Railroad, permitting company to commence
al -, near the bead waters OF the Sabine,
a ,,L
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JAS. 10 The House wa. chiefly necn.
pi'd va discussing the >enste's resolution
To adjourn until the 1t July next the con
sdefaI,ou oi winch was finally postponed
until Ilh February nest
TRoM JANr,uy II 10 JtNrNnY II.
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
SE<A re.

iN 4 The Senate was chiefly occu,
Am, discussion oi the IrNas Debt Bill
bN 81 message was received from
4. t,ovrtnor. recommending the payment
fra.onabl. sun al money To- the mount
companies oi WIN. Iom, " ) roblu
oI l..w English, Tor services on the iron
.,. hi, tail. Internal improvement com
.,t., reported favorshly on the bill to in
.,,,rstr the lndlanol, and Victoria " hart
r,npany o the bill To- give the assent
I.Nts :, act of Congress for the pay
al 81 ID, debt oI the Republic al Texas
DIlawIns amendment was offered by
Al. oImrs " T. sldrd that this nhau-
..nu -hail not appl, 10 claims OF indi.
.,l. itr l",-es II ptop't', by the enemy,
t.ud hy the following vote;
AAs Nrs.f, Allrn, Armstrong. Bur
,,h,. Do,ne, nrimrs, iIorn. NcDsde,
l,run. Nlgcau, Prkry Russell. "a, Ior,
.or,.., taylor, oi Houston. Ifuit, Wealth
l.,,I sud Wren IL
Nays Messr. BRYAN. Caldwell, fIsna
.,o Quinn. Hess. Lott, NcCulIoch Mav-.
1,, Palmer, p-,iigo, Potter, Scarborough.
,,,.rue- la.lor, OF Fanuln, Whitaker
a4d White 10
There beng a tie, the President voted In
the alternative.
rb, bill va. then ordered to be engto-s>
An, the following vote
ltn Nessrs. Bryan, Caldwell Doan",
r.at.,p. Quinn, lill. Hood. Lou. Mts".
...1 Palmer. Pedigo, Potter, Scarborough.
,,..ruel-. raslot OF f,nhin, Whuaker
,.i White II.
\Ns Messr. Allen. ARMSTRONG. Bur
.su.h., Grlmr.. McDad Mar,ln, Milican,
P4k4,. Ru.seil. Taylor, OF ta,s. Ia, Tor.
II uou.to,,, Weathcrlofd aud Wren. 49, -
VI, Nctuloch asked to be excused
fam voting. having agreed To pau Oft with
y Scott
jas ! Internal improvement commit
f.r r.pofrrd m iavat OF the htll defining the
Pacific Kall,oad rr..',e, the tule, we're
.,,.r,.,d.d ou motion ul VIZ eatheHotd,
and r.pou adopted W. Law lof. at Fan
ai.. u r.ducrd laint rcsolouon al lnsttnc
ton TO our member, oi tuug frs- to pro
.nIe ~. ps.,tge ot an act iasnftng tin
.,unrttan ol RNlr,st dung "a. south
mi au nuush Tcss- to tn r,phc
JN y ,lr inlnt. ot Cos. iuttn-
ap. i hill Ia amend the i2tl section al th"
d.....,,pi ,uI Pactnr kNitad chaflef
,..a Tor tbt fcIicl OF .eulers GA the q"
,efse.
J,N o The bdl to restrain the com,
ia. /, 1 ..,.i iifI... fam,
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Df~s(l1.Q IlO\

'lNllE mercantile ifm 81 babe SID nupree.
l - the town OF Marshall, Ma. tbs d,
dissolved b. mutual consent ihO-" indebted
% he ttu viii make pan gent 20 tlgih De
ffve Mo = alone authorized 10 settle ,Au ba..-
urs. Of .h- eo.stfD.
l. VI nkDE
ELIJAH UUpREE.
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nc Last Call.

1 IL. persons indebted 10 me rnu., can and
n settle np by the Isl dsy Of Jaruafy 81,
~ lhes VII he pushed. ~ further time esn-
not YiS-. To liio~c thai pay cash Tor co"ds
after the >, day OF January. 1896. >hrl sell
goods ever sold IN this riacs AS io,-ud 10 do
mt what ! sdyer,l~s, md aa ,wk-t will be
dropped ier tafcc or four days and say fos
wears | say cash, and netting shor,
~ll have up good stock as soon ~ bos,s
can get 10 the AXE. The best stock II fnrri
,a5c and owes ,te.sesf hrenchr 'o'his pace
KING IHErtORU
Hs~av',s L. 1854 NsrAM.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CouNIy o. [ ssuus.

Hrrm and Elizabeth Ward administrator
md adm,"sraitix. Is. Lmberry Cannon
ct ai--No. I47
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JOHN ). ANDERSON, ! 2.

Received IN Office, Jaouary J 1'A $50. exc
euted the came dH}, bY banlupg cop. - iua
editor OF ,he Texas krpaoHr.u, 'or pau sst1H
& ". STA liz, e. II G.
Jan ~, 1895 3
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Received IN office. ib,h January 1856 and
handed to theh dior at the Texas Republican
tie SAME da, tor publication.
JOHN I WoNAtk.
Shs-iG
January 70 1850 tal-3t
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Test. 4 II AnsTy, Clerk II the
District Court If tp-hur county
with the sea- Of the same herein
Impressed. az Gglnrr. on tho sth
Of January, = =. 1856.
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lhr q Huet "a V lalmct. while a.
crDdI % n,e Ouachila. teerniN, struck "a
,n,r 70 ,aosi d,-'"urr briow Nmf"e, a't
,urk to th~ b ll-r deck >h" "as Hi...
N..lti. ..l, a, sod returned 90 \cN OrirtU-.
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LIST Or LETTERS.

DENAlNl\n IN the Post Of.,ee al Marshall
IL Januny Isl, 1886.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-11
Rhode Island Election

PROVIDENCE, April 3.-The State elections took
place to-day and resulted in the election of Hoppn
fcI Governor, Bartlett for Secretary of State, Hart for
Attorney General all coalition canditates-by 1000
majority. For Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer
there is no choice The coalition has clear major
ty in The Legislature.
SECOND DESPATCH
The Senate stands 16 Coalition, 8 Democrats, !
Wing, and vacancies. The House stands 80 Goa.
lition, q Democrats, and 80 vacancies.
Removal of WheeIer---NVaIlsel's Movement In Nj
carHgua ---surgeo" of the Russian Army Ar
rived.
WAsHINGToN, April 9Th removal of Col. Wheel.
er, Minister to Nicaragua, is anticipated, in conse
quence of his not keeping our government fully post
ed the affairs of that country. The State Depart
ment sent no dispatches hther by Major Heiss.
1t is said project, drawn up in most mastery
style by Secretary Marcy, is before the Cabinet
1t is intended to damage Walkers movement in Mica
ragua.
DR.. Turnpseed, of South Carolina, lately with the
Russian army, has arrived here.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-11
Bathing House.
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J. A. NJ,
II 3. Nj,

We have for long time thought that well Or
dered Bathing House would do very good business
here, and are induced to draw the public attention
to it from Suggestions made 10 yesterday by gen.
tleman who entettans tie view of the sub ect.
We clip the above from the Commercial of Saturday
morning, merely for the purpose of stating a fact
which seems to have escaped attention. There is at
tached 10 the Eating Saloon. at the depot ofthe Will
mingon & Weldon Railroad, a number of Bathing
Rooms elegantly fitted up for cold baths
These under the superintendent of R. B,
Brown, Esq, the efficient proprietor of the saloon
go- The Governor General of India has issued his
proclamation, formally annexng the Kingdom of
Dude TO the British possessions Dude contains
ly, if not quite, four millions of inhabitants, and its
revenue is fifteen to twenty millions of dollars
This is annexation with vengeance. Cuba and a
few other such things would be small matters, com
pared with this, and yet what noise would be made
American rapacity, if we should happen to take
what lies at Qur own doors, and may be necessary tc
our own safety