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CORPORATION

NJ TAXES.-All persons indebted to tee
Corporation Of Georgetown for taxes Of every des-
cription, whether under the general tax ordi-
nances, or those imposed for Improvements, are
hereby notified that the same must be paid to the
subscriber without delay, as he has been EN-.
powered and directed to close his collections in
the most summary manner. As all par les SO In
dsbted have long since had their accounts de
Iivsred to them, and their payment requested,
they must not expect to be again called upon In
person. Those who may wish to avoid the heavy
expenses consequent upon deetrains, will please
cafl on either Of my brothsrs-George Jewell or
Henry Jewell-at the corner of High and Gay
streets, Georgetown, who are authorised to give
receipts In my behalf. =
THOMAS JEWELL,
a-.. r,-E Collector Of Taxes
Georgetown, March 7th, 1856. mar TT
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NOTlCE.-THE CO-PARTNERSHlP here
tofore existing under the name Of WORTH.
INGToN Il KEYS he's this day been ssolved by
mutual consent.
THOMAS H. wORTHINGTON,
G.. NJ KEYS
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FOR THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR /.
A NEW Article IN THE SHOE NE
A NEW STYLE OF CONGRESS CATER
IA which embraces all the qualities Of the old
will not rip, and are perfectly waterproof as
high as the foxing; and they are Of good quality,
durable, and cheap. We would invite all to eI-
anime them, We know You will like them. Just
received a case Of light colors, the first in this
market. Call early and see them.
A HOOVER 4 SON,
South side Pennsylvania avenue,
mar 24-it between 9th and eth SITS.
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ID AGENTS FOR The STAR.-The following
named persons are authorized TO contract for the
publication OF Advertisements In THE STAR:
PhiIddelphid-V. II PALMER, northwest cor
nsr of + ifth and Chestnut streets.
Nsv Yoyk-S. NJ. PBrrInsILL d Co nassau
street. ..rr.' r.-.
Bostox-V. B. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
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A LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT
NJ Of the Young Catholics Friend Society
Of Georgetown, ID. @, will de delivered at For
rest Hall BY l. 3. IVES, LII D., on wEDNES-
DAY EVENING, goth instant. Subject: "I he
Sources Of Protestant inusties 10 Catholicity -
Tickets IS cents each, and may ne procured at
J. F. Ellis's Music store, at the Drug Store Of
Kidweu & Lawrence, in Washington; at l.
Kidwell's, Georgetown; and At the door on the
evening Of the lecture. mar 2l-d
~THE PLAYS OF THE JEW OF
~ Verona, The Happiest Choice, and
Spoiled Child will be performed by the scholars
Of Trinity Church Sunday School, Georgetown,
ID. c., in the old church edifce on THURSDAY,
March 27th, at 6k p. m.
Tickets may be procured at the drug store OF
scholars: T. F. Carusi, A. Hurdle, J Meem, j.
Hurley, c. Barbour, J. Easton, ID. O'Neil, c Nc
Daniel, c. knight, 3. speiden, and William
Meem, or at the door. 1870 mar 81
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rOFFEE, BACON, &C.
~ IS bags Green and White Rio COFFEE
40 bags Java do
1900 pounds FOWLS
1900 pounds SHOULDERS
800 prime Family HAMS
tierces RICE
so boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES
IS barrels No medium MACKEREL
Just received and for sale by
mar 24-eo3t MURRAY d SEMMES.
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A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
"A the firm Of Worthington Keys will present
indebted to the Arm Of Worthington & KEYS are
hereby requested to make settlement with G. M
KEYS who alone is authorized 10 settle the busi-
ness. THOMAS II. WORTHIN6TON,
e. Nj KEYS
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The LATE STEAMBOAT DISASTER ON TIE
DELAwARE.-The work of dragging the Della.
ware for the bodies Of the victims of the burn
ing Of the New Jersey, was continued on
Saturday. The ice was very heavy, and the
operations Of the grapplers were greatly OBJ
structed. No bodies were recovered during
the forenoon. The boiy Of a female was
brought TO the surface by one of the 'drags,''
but at the same moment cake Of ice struck
the boat. and the body was lost About noon
the body of Asa Billiard, the agent Of the
Jersey Blue newspaper, TaS found in the river
opposite Vine street, and taken on board the
John Fitch. This body was considerably
burned about the head, and the clothing on
the back was also nearly burned off, Mr. s.
3. Gwinn, of Williamsport, who was reported
missing, was not on board of the steamer at
the time Of the disaster Shortly after noon.
the body of Mr. :. Briggs was fshed up, feet
foremost. and on the same iron was the body
Of female, supposed 10 be Miss Fullerton, but
she slipped FROM the hook and went down.
The face Of Mr.. Briggs presented q shocking
sight, deep incision being in the forehead,
and his entire face and right hand was badly
burned In his left hand be held a window
frame. The deceased did business at No. 90
North Fourth street, above Arch, and resided
in Penn street above Fifth, Camden, where
be leaves wife and three children
Total number of bodies recovered 80 There
are still 30 missing. NJ. Henry LeIarge,
whose body was recovered on Thursday, was
a Second Advent preacher
On Saturday morning hearing took place
in the case Of Vim. s. Corsou, Captain Car
ney Carter, Pilot, and John c Springer, Engi-
neer of the boat The U. District Attorney
stated that the defendants would be guilty Of
negligence aLd inattention, if the boat was
not provided with all the appliances which
modern science has invented, in addition 10
those mentioned in the acts Of Congress
Several witnesses was then examined and
testified that they saw no iron tiller on the
boat The examination will be continued to-
day Monday
The body Of Edward Merchant, formerly a
cond uctor Of the Amboy Railroad Company,
was found on Sunday IT. the Delaware, ma.
king 81 bodies recovered 50 far from the dis.
Rster
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FoR LIBERIA The Rev. VIM McLain, FL
nancial Secretary of the American COLOMBIA.
ton Society, gives notice Of the departure Of
the next vessel for Liberia, as follows:
"Our next vessel for Liberia will sail from
Baltimore about the 18th Of May, and from
Savannah, Georgia, about the 1st of June
Emigrants designing to embark in her will
please be ready in time. Persons wishing to
send freight will please apply soon Letters
for citizens Of Liberia and for the African
Squadron will be duly forwarded.
We expect to send in the vessel two ready
made houses, of BHrnrtissd wood, large and
commodious for the occupancy Of emigrarts
during their first six months in Liberia
"The Rev. John Seyrs, so long and favora-
bly, known as q missionary in Liberia, has
been engaged to go out in this vessel to super
intend the erection Of the receptacles, and
also to make IN exploration Of the interior
and select suitable situation for a new SET
Element, and make preparations for a COM
pany of emigrants to be sent out in our No.
yember expedition. To meet the expenses Of
these two houses and founding the interior
settlement we need S25 ,00O, which we trust
our friends will speedily send us.''
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gINHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE Is
Il now running regularly between s@
Washington and Alexandria at thu, EssaR
following hours:
Leave Alexandria AZ, 8, 10, II, ~, AZ, and Q
O'Clock.
Leave Washington 64, Q, IL, IL, 81, So, and
Z O'Clock. ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain
mar "a
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A GRAND FIREMEN's BALL
WILL BIZ GIvKN BY THE
Columbia Engine Co., No. 1,

On EASTER MONDAY, March ~, 1856.
VINHE MANNER IN WHICH THE COM
l. pany has conducted their previous Balls Is
sure guarantee that this one will give pleasure
and satisfaction 10 all who may be present
Esputa's full Comet and String Band have been
engaged
Supper and Refreshments " al be furnished by
IN experienced hano
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentle
man and ladies.
EzseEtice COMMITTEE.
Isaac Beers, Jas A. Brown,
Jas. Coleman, Geo. Follansbee,
Thos. 4. Young.
mar 4, 6, 10, IL, IA, ls&dtb
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SPKING MILLINERY.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED
l. HFR SRING STOCK OF SILK~
and STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, &c and respectfully invitet
my old customers and the public to pay me w
VISIT II they desire to see very beautiful, fash
is for sale at extraordinary low prices My latest
selections Of the new styles OF PARIS BONNETS
Of the fashion In that city for this Spring are
surpassed in the United States
MISS WALLACE,
Pa. av. over Mr.. Wallis shoe store,
mar "a -2awIm between 9TH and Sih SITS.
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THE WOOD, COAL, AND SAND BUSI-
Il ness will he continued at the old stand cor
ner Of l4th and streets, by
THOMAS H WORTHINGTON.
THE WOOD AND COAL BUSINESS will
Il be conducted by G. NJ. Keys, opposite Wa
te's's old stand, corner Of 18th and streets one
square sonth Of Pennsylvania avenue, where he
will be prepared in few days to accom- modate
all who may favor him with their patronage on
IS reasonable terms as can he had In this market
mar 4-eo3s CM KEYS
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GRAND CONCERT.

GRAND CONCERT.
PROF. A. N. JOHNSON
RESPECTFULLY GIVES NOTICE, THAT
H being obliged to pass through w..hingtOn,
he will give CONCERT
CARUSFS SALOON,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 2sth,
MISS s. 4. WHIfEHoUSE,
MISS HATTIE BRIGGS,
PROF. Z. n. FROST.
PROGRAMME-PART
1. Grand Trio from the opera Of Norma,
Miss httehouse, Miss Briggs, Mr Fros.
2. Ballad. I" The dearest spot on Garth to me Is
This Is new piece which has been received
with the greatest enthusiasm In Baltimore,
Boston. and wherever IL has been sung
.. Duet. ISL Ia stanchezza M'opprime."
4. Grand Cavatina from Roberto,
Miss wbitehouse
S. Grand scsna from the opera Of Nj oses in Egypt,
Miss Whitehouse and Mr. Frost
Miss whitehOuse, Miss Briggs, Mr.. FIRST
1. Duet. /" God is Love"
Miss Whttehouse and Miss Briggs
Z. Song. III with all your hearts We truly seek
3. Duet The bird e, loose in eastern . NH
Miss whitehouse and Miss Briggs
4. My Native Song, introducing the national air,
Mr. Frost
s. Duet. " Tell me where do fairies dwell
Miss Briggs and Miss w hitehouse
o. Song. Man tie life boat, ;" describing a res
cue from shipwreck) ........Mr Frost
:. Duet. Z" Kind friends, good night,,'
Miss Wbiiehouse and Miss Briggs
The above pieces were not sung when Prof. J.
and company were In Washington before In ad-
dition, such pieces on former Programmes as may
De requested will be repeated as far as tine viii
permit.
Single tickets FIFTY CENTS; tickets, ad.
uniting gentleman and two ladies, ONE pol
LAR m.rOlA
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J. CONNOLLY, Undertaken,
No. 423 Serenth street, wsst de, let. G and II,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM The
w citizens Of Washington and
the adjoining counties that he is z5z...-Z
prepared to attend to all orders at
the shortest notice and the most liberal terms,
He will spare no pains to give entire satisfaction
on all occasions. He guarantees to preserve the
dead in the warmest weather FOR any length Of
time
large supply Of ready made COFFINS Of
all sizes and qualities, always on hand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses, and every other
article furnished OF the best quality.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. mar At
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TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
Il the public that he has taken the well knowR
UNION CLOTHING STORE,
Bridge ST.. bet. High and Congress, Gsorgsta,
where he will constantly keep an extensive assert
ment Of Gents READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, and all other rticles
pertaining 10 this line.
Cheap prices, combined with superior quality
Of all the goods in this store will trust induce
all # those In want Of ents' wear to give me an
early call, and will be pleased to serve my GUS
toners In sur hSa way to merit their 6onldence.
mar "a MW&S3t% L. WE'LL
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
nR. M. ". B. b q s. A HAS REMOVED
II his Office and residence to No 4, corner Of
9th and streets, where he will always he fourd
to answer the call Of his friends, when not pro-
fessionally engaged. mar 2i-3t&
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The LADIES OF GRACE CHURCH
49, (Rev. Alfred Holmead) will open their
Fair In aid Of the Church, on the night OF Easter
Monday, March ~, in the hall at the corn 7 Of Pa
avenue and 18th street, over the bookstore Of Mr.
Farnham The patronage Of the friends Of The
Church is earnestly asked.
Do lations, during this week, may be sent 10
the house Of the Rector, No. 173 street south,
between 9th and 10th streets; afterwards to the
Fair room. mar 17-6t
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Soft 1t is amusing to read the undis-
guised efforts of quasi southern Know Nothing
newspapers to coax the Hon. Lewis D. Camp
bell, Of Ohio, into the Fillmore ranks They
are, however, throwing away their labor. Mr.
Campbell entertains no more idea of support
ing Fillmore and Donelson, than the man in
the moon. He lost deal during the canvas
for the Speakership, in protesting somewhat
moderated views upon the slavery question,
and was awfully punished by Mr.. Greeley for
his contumacy in daring to think Of setting up
for himself against the judgement of Messrs.
Giddings, Wade & Co. His policy at present
is to recover the ground be lost with the Abo.
litionistS of Ohio, during that contest. In his
abuse of the Catholics in his speeches deliv-
cred to tickle the fancy of the Know Nothings
Of Washington and Georgetown, he means
nothing like touching Fillmore and Donelson
with forty foot pole.
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MEDICAL DEPARTM EMIT OF
~ GEORGETOWN COLLEGE-The
annual commencement Of this institution for con-
ferring the degree OF Octor In Medicine, will be
held at the Smithsonian Institution On TUES
DAY, the 25th instant, at 8 O'Clock D. m
The ValedietoIy will be delivered by Profes Ior
ELIOT, MD.
The medical profession and the public are in
vited to attend
FLODOARDO HOWARD, MD,
nar22-3t Dean
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE SITUATED
II on the corner Of 9Th and / streets, Robert c.
Dyson Co. Apply to w. H. GILMAN, corner
mar &i-IwA
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JOSEPH r.. THOMPSON,
hRAPER AND TAILOR, AT WALL d
u STEPHENS, S9i Pennsylvania avenue, ,
doors east CT the National Hotel
Just received q superior assortment Of Spring
CLOTHS and CAsSlMERS Of the latest STYLES
mar 2i-eo2w
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TERPsICHORE IN THE FIELD
NJ AGAIN The members Of the Terpsi-
schore Club most respectfully announce to their
numerous patrons that they intend givinga Grand
Ball on MONDAY, April 9TH, 1856.
Particulars in future advertisement
mar 2l-3tk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-24

The Kansas Investigating Committee
The appointment Of Mr.. Oliver, of Mo-, on
this committee is perfectly satisfactory to the
friends of the Nebraska-Ka bill in the
House.
1t is said that Mr.. Dunn's friends are awfully
riled because the Speaker has over-slaug he'd
him.
Messrs. Campbell and Howard are chair
man and No. ION the Ways and Means, whose
business has for the most part, so far, seemed
to rest rather on the shoulders of Messrs. Let
cher and Cobb, Nos. and on it,
Promoted.-Mr. G. C. Williams, of Connec.
ticut, has been promoted to a clerkship of the
second class, Isl 400 per annum, in the Office
of the Auditor of the Treasury for the Post
Office Department, vice William Hogan, jr.,
of New York, resigned.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. Saturday, 22d of March
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Departm ont
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-06
WHO ARE THE PROPRIETORS
OF DIR. McLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills & VermiTurc?

DR.. |. ScoTT Coin compliance with YOUR
requests have examined the recent Card aud
new Labels Of Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh. on
what purports to be my Liver Pills & Ncrmiugc
know orno authority which they have from me
for the use they have mads OF my name in said
Care and Labels; consider the authority which
gave In Mr.. Kidd TO be of 4 different kind and
am sure that gave it for Il different purpose,
as the article OF agreement between HIM and mt
"iii show cannot say whether the medicine
which they (Flcming Bros.) prepare are genuine
or not: The only authority Goc the use OF nay
name IN conneSion wish these medicines. is the
certificate which gave last year. in reference
to DR.. SCOTS Improvement OF said Medicines rs
prepared by you. To the opinion expressed in
that certificate, still adhere.
CHARLES McLANE.
July %, 1896.
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Y1A lvlsNlGlN UNION,
MoRGANTowN, DECEMBER 6.
Tn the midst Of a.ifo VIE arc in Death

Our community was suddenly thrown
into gloom on Friday morning by the
startling announcement that our es-
teemed fellow-citizeu GUY II. C. AL
LEN was no more. He died very sud
denly on Thursday night of apoplexy.
lie WAS mingling with friends in usual
chcerfulness and vivacity at 8 o'clock
in tho evening--his health apparently
at no time better-at ] o'clock he was
sleeping in the embrace of DEATH =
Mr.. ALLEN was one Of our most useful,
exemplary and esteemed citizens--a
lawyer Of the first talents, and gen
tleman in the highest significance of
the term. The Church, the Bar, and
the community have lost a worthy as
sociate and a shining light. MAN is
as shadow that feeth away"
Funeral ON Sabbath at 10 o'clock.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The state Gone for Buchanan.

New Your, Nov. 2s.-Thc srcahsr
Illinois arrived here this morning about
9"'clock, with California dalcs to The
ON inst. and neatly two million dol
lars in gold.
The State of Calirornia had gone for
Buchanan according Ie the returns ro
ce'ved up to the saling ofthe steamer
The steamer Illinois connected with
the Sonora, which brought down nearly
S2,250,0OO :
The Sonora left San Francisco on
the evening Of the 9Th. The returns
received Of the election up to 1Oo'clnck
OF that day foot up Buchanan $4,000.
Fillmore 1900.
Nothing definite was known concern.
ing tho Legislative ticket. Nearly full
returns from San Francisco gave Buch.
anan 100 over Fremont and tho latter
200 over Fill more. The Republican
Legislative ticket prevailed in San
francisco county, through Buch snsp
would probably have 100 majority in
the county. The election passed off
quietly.
ID. l.. Wells, tho Republican capdi.
date for Sheriff Of Ander county. was
killed on the second inst, by being
thrown from carriage.
Tho Indians are still FESTIVE in Cal.
ifornia. a party had attacked the whites
near Bald Mountain, killed many.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-06
RaYages orChOlera In India.

The cholera has scar cely been heard
OF IN Europe or America the past sea
son. 1t has not prevailed seriously any
where on this continuous aud il is Ia 6e
hoped has forever departed. Ia India
the ravages Of the cholera have been
terrible. as appears by the following
extract form a Calcutta letter in the
London Times: ......
"At tho date Of The latest accounts
from The Puniab, the cholera wa. fas,
abailng at the great mnjnrity Of the
stations, as at Mean Nicer. whore Il had
been S" very severe, and a, Feiozepotc.
AZ Lahore tho deaths still ranged as
high as an average of nue hundred a
day, but on the whnle the disorder is
disappearing. Its ravnges have been
very terrible; aud are conf;rmatory Of a
theory which has been broached, that
places In which. az in tho cities aud
'sa'i"ns "fthe northwest provinces. the
disease is never eudomic, appear to snr.
fer most severely from its occasional
visi'ariohs.
1T is yet to" soon 10 compute with
even an approximation To rxar,nrss.
the number "fpersons who have fallen
before it, since first, in The middle Of
May, il broke out at Agrn. But it is
said that in that city alone. 10000 na.
t'ves, or fifth of the population, perish.
ed Or the losses incurred by the pure.
~ native cities Of northern Rsiootann
and elsewhere, we have no means Of
Judging, but they were undoubtedly
very great. The mortality among Eu-
ropeans is assumed by the Iyiead Of
India, in Tho absence If specific data,
10 amount to 500 for the months of ia.
~ aud August. The same iou,ua' ira
ces the prog' ess Of the dierasu from Az.
ra westward, AS regularly as if it had
Travelled by day"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-06
HOLLO Ways PMS

most famous Remedy for the Cure of Nervous.
ness and General DebiiIty.--Jasper Mccain, OF
Bridge street, Brooklyn, New York, was a severe
suherer from nervous ard general debility; tho
least thing provoked his rrtability, put him in
passion, and laid him up. This was caused by
the bad state OF the fluids, and though he tried
many remedies for this complaint, lie was not
benefited At length he had recourse to IloI-
ioway's Pills, which quickly performed their
part, by removing tho Injurious fluid, rom tho
systom, cleared his head, restored tone and Wig
or to the stomach, and after five weeks pcrscye-
renee, restored him 10 the blessings OF heall..
HollOmay's Ointment aad Pals.
Henry Vincent, OF Selma, Alabama, was al
most martyr tn asthma for nineteen years and
suffered extremely, until he was reduced to
ok elcton. He tried many things for the cure Of
his complaint, but they did not benefit him
ABOUT three months ago he commenced taking
HoIloway's Pills, and thoroughly rubbing the
Ointment into the chest night and morning -
immediately he was enabled to rest az nights,
ana by PcrscvcrinS with these remedies for only
seven weeks, every symptom Of his disorder left
nun. Ills friends who have not seen HI for
some time, now hardly know him, be has SO
wond ohui!y improved.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-06

&C. The great Union Gag, 60 feet
long, which was swung over the river
at Cincinnati, during the Convention of
last summer, was taken to Baltimore
by deputation Of Buckeye Americans
and presented to the Baltimoreans for
their gallant bearing and glorious vic.
tory at the late election. The proceed
lngs at the presentation and reception
of the "star spangled banner" were
characterized by an enthusiasm such
as might be looked for in the heat of q
campaign. Amcricanism still lives,
and our banner will yet wayo in tri-
umph over the combined hosts of Lo-
cofocoiSm, Romanism, Foreiguism and
Demogogueism. II must be SO.
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IOWA.
"a "Tua" at Iancaster !

Yesterday morning (says the Cincin-
natl Tmcs) the telegraph brought US
the news that there was run on the
Lancaster Bank, Of Pennsylvania, and
at noon information was received from
the same source that the Bank had
closed its doors. There is another
Bank at or near Lancaster, on which
there is also "run." We allude to
the Bank Of Whcatland. We have
private information to the effect that
many who have deposited in that Bank
are becoming alarmed as to its safety,
and arc clamoring at the doors Of the
institution. 1t is said that the Presi-
dent-ono BUCK--is quite uneasy over
this state Of things, but that the Cash
ier--onc FoRNEY--taEcs it quite coolly.
1t is questionable whether the Bank Of
Whcatand is in safe condition. I'm
less the dcposites are removed clear out
of the reach of the dcpositors, or addi-
tional good promises to pay arc ia-
sued, We fear an explosion. Look out
for the Bank Of Wheatland!