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The daily union., 1856-12-27
LOCAL N w ..

C0CzF CLAnGA,
Washington, D~esuOer u, 1855.
y reserved for argument upon qaestona of law
sana upon the docket Of Tic Court u cAmS This docket
vii be tAhsu up On MoudAy, January 5, 1857
No. a Hail Nilsson "a The Usised States.
IL. TbouAs EWing The Cnised States.
20 NaahAais Williams o. The United stAbes
Is. CsdwEIader Wallace %. The UnIBed States.
Is James Adams The United StAassL
IS. Nathaniel Goddard The UniLed States
4s. JAns MeCrAbh, administrative, o. The United
States
a. Josspb Lossnz0 - The United States
81. JOha Forbes %. The United States.
g. 81 Is 70 90 III 70 IA John Orssr ard OiLers
The United States
=. James Crooks - The United States
States.
Isl. James nccarmiek %. The United States.
l54- Hsnry ScnIfeIin The United States
l55 Woodbury. 4 Foster %. The United States
i5s George W. McCarrea The Unibed States.
lea Jacob Bgeo~, sdnnisIsztor, The United States
Ill. Stephen G. HAYDEN g. The Uni.ed StatesL
I7s William J. Purcell administrator, "a The United
States
lsa Stephen c Phillips %. The United stassa
The committee 70 make arrangements for the reception
Of the Denocrsc Association Of the nth ward Phila
delphia respectfully requested 70 meet On Monday
evening af O'clock the National Hotel room I3s.
fail meeting Of the committee i desired business Of in
portAnce viii be submitted.
VIZ. FLINS, Chairman
DEcxsnER r. 1850
We fad the following items in the AlsSandrA Gazette
Of this morning:
RAILROAD AcCIDKST.-On Thursday last, about u
o'clock, n passenger trains the Virginia Centra
railroad collision about miles east Of Gor5ons
vile The down train running Al the rate of about g
miles hour bat the mp train running very slowly
having discovered The approach o the other The
gaes and SIX seven were much damaged Five ne
groes seriously njuredo1e supposed morty Some
ten or eleven Of the hands white cnpoycd The trains
were slightly bruised The wreck has been cleared from
the track, and TIE trains ara running regularly.
aThe ice on the Potomac is very solid and thick
Numbers Of persons creased from shore shore yesterday
morning without impediment danger Persons eanle
ID yesieraaF also the from the negbborbood Of For
Washington and the White House The weather yesteT
day, however, had moderated very much.
IcK-Mauy Of our citizens taking sdvAntAge Of the
present freeze and baviag their icehouses Sled from
the canal and Hunting creek The ice very thiek and
remarkably clear
The daily union., 1856-12-27
BY TELEG RAP

O.s Day Later Jr0u Bs~sPs-A' rival = - Europa
Hrw YoHK, Dec Z7.-Ths Cgnard steamship EGrops
from Liverpool the I5eh nSt arrived this port this a.
tsrnoon.
Her adrsOss though but 6-y later than ose Can
ads, important
War had been declared =. Csloutra by Russand agasas
Persia The English troops had arrived IN tie Psra.r
Calf
It was rumorsd that France nediHtiBg between Ii,
two po~srE-
The bullion in ths BHsk Of FruaOs showed monthly N.
crease Of thirsy-hrs millions Of frHncs
The steamer Bsgisus, from New York Errved South.
Empt0n the 18th inst
Tax NARKE7s.
The Liverpool cotton market vH vhoat suotAb. ehEng,
though prices closed rather sdrths saiss of the
s., 600 bales.
The Manchester market wAs Aotivs and arm
The Liverpool brssdtu5 market generally depressed
With limited dsmHad. Wbsst "a Sd, and -four 81.
L. lower. Corn inactive and unchsnges.
Provisions wsrs quiet and generally unebaaged.
The London money Market slightly sssier Bsnker's
uDchHngsd The buliOs IN The Bank of Rugsnd
600 Consols for money he scoou.,
closed gsA ss5s.
American stocks rs~ uuehsagsd PrlOs, viii su E-sr-
ysssnsnd-
tuoorD prDA-oH.l
The Europs brOught Erty psasngsrL
Passed Steamship AfFsas from Ssw Tork inr Lrsrpo0l
srsaing q ssth, in lat q deg %, long g deg. 50
Prussia closed all ooumuuicHtIOn With swtIerxnd
and wil make further propasrsons.
telegrzphic despssnh frDn London Liverpool -
nuunoss Hrrfvsi q the overland mai from Ibdis
TreEs, on TIE I9h ~ith Bombay dsts l7tb Novsn-
Der, and CHlcuttA . tb. sth.
War prpuHinsd AEAns P-r1ia Calcutta uu ths IN
Nor-mbsr the last division ~ the TIE Ps-an
Calf l-n Bombay he 18th yOrsubsr Ffr. thousand
Brstsb troops occupy Karek, .Bd IN Eu md
Bushirs srHpOrt ctr Of Persia, and - prBcps sutrepot
% the EulC
Tbs aa q B-rai Is Oouarnsd Il surr-sd-rsd . the Per
uiHns on the 1gth Octnbsr
Regarding hossilitss between England and Psrsis
satcb from Vi1unA makes he tbsf Frsnos 10 me.
aiKng between the beirsrsn End snd@svur4nV e psr
rusde PsrEas yisid - Rngiand-
PurTt~Ov-H, Dec I7-Ths Arctic srplong bsrgus R--O-
ut. commSBasr HsrtstetH arrived a spltbess this Ser
noon.
Lsrpos sAturdsyThs Tlmss' city article rsports ssd
in the fsnds Friday sutil olos. when IN.
report o ounsdsshe dsPrsou TIE Ps-S Bourse csusso
hstrfnerE
RrsDoh thres PER cents uos~d a decline n per o-ut
The DHiy Views calls busiD-ss the srchanTs FAT n
sEhtb decline, with nctirs oommeruis dsrnHnd aur
munsT.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED L0TTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND

Tbs iodOusru me drSpn sa-Y,vns r.
nf -u@gnrsauna
srs~n Decsmb.r -, Isss: - =
y 2 - . g y 10 Il G. ST =
Ths foo~iaE as hs aSn nuHubsrs Pstspsco Insss.
Louery ~ drawn peosnheg IS, GssS
81 % 8 g ss II y % q n
Ths asgo-nr dra~u nuuasrs ~ IN. pu,r,.., -
Losisry cisss a.. ara~a Drcsms-r ~ Iss6.
81 . s. % = 81 p 20 q q "a =
FRANCE c., xanssr.
D NePHArL, Conmi..0ns
E-4
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OFFICIAL
TRr.rrHT Drragrrrsr-

TErspuNT DrFlErnrT
N@renher % Isss
NoucF kcr-by hAdrry % n o.
Intsa sntes, us ma srchns.
N - ~ MaEch sea-, q lsi 1svs-
sT ssfsinsd, ans sTH psy s6dou inres, sc-aed
um he daas q hs issi adend rron,
Hsshsr Gsy's sddoSsl iut,r ar o. a-y y rncs
Ne venoor, ne fon0sins n ys-wom ssscx
For 'hs aock n ists premsgm % - p-r cent
For s rloch n ls and Isss pemian ls gF ern nna
81 hs q Issb comouy called Tsxns Inde uip s~s
preHsnn ofe per
Cerhcsies q raoek transmitted hs apNfsnf
nos mus ,. sEned ts Unios Ssniss " Ssry dy snB
u-o rcrs - paossas duts h.r-u apd ne
10 asy q January huiEy-sys in-rrss a-s
ssrn"c y ths present asoctids s puysbis
he 80 corresponding s-oucaa oun anourf
}. riork.
PsyH~Ht for ~ socks ssgnna ranpua.a III /. s~
y arts o as A~-Hui Tressur-rs Bosss, Yura =
Phnosaphn NJ opaon - psrss euiisd 4 r.ry. -
onsy vhch Fh0uid = erprssd scca.naafsBr Ne
e,tzlscsaes lAMEs CUrBRIE
N"F 2s-sass MsFrhtN sucrctsry TrssfuFy.
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A. usaxE r0lzsaAE-Ths following sPpsSTE u > late
auHhrr q sts LStAysris (IudiEnhl Journal;
TIE eR-s a. Hn Adsir of Clinton county, Michigan,
H6oras end episode in th0 lie q podtuinn- This gen
nsmxn the denou-nfc csndidhte county
= hE Rrs genera election, and dEr0isd himself 70 The
with Rrtst zsn aud ndusfry. he made thor
auRh ~ the csauty thst b. and talked With
slmos every he had been bsatHn before tho
psops Eud had been seCed when his party gsneraiT
orshrown- But IA The lafe Elscn be dsfsieo, Enn
rNrinE mHnsr rsguirnE Jbs constant q two
msn 20 prprs him from committing fsfs injuries upon
be hnily which he has frequently ssEempasa7
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ES-1 b.

AnoS 81 persons sy uese presents re.as,d
nd hsErby reAsAzss tbs sts. % TEXAS auigy
etsim for fh1 q oerscS u1
ser - for NE q 8. sssss ~ rrpaasir of
IeEu Cor ~ me sulsoues < Tskas ppy
b snd rncasnsd ~ me- Uaaed stntsE
Nsons ~ a. Hci q ConEr-ss snt,d pavla@
p@yent - such cradtnrs q rD-
resenaae - ne Ae1 q Cose q ses.r th,..n Aan
area and say 80 ~ -
q Ne state . reEss, approved ~ - - Frsra1Y
A. witness ny HanS snd s-zl.
Ang 22-afa7NL1zn
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A CAHns-We hevehF nrtfy ~ auununs
n upuu rhsp - usas
nna rrpsrfivy prseriEa- s1H ~
fusEFnrc rfn
re ~
- hundFvs tbunsrnd fHut sftpr ~
asrs, wfthuuf ws es~rsfV
utgsrz utrriuu hare nrusuna gtrso -
sirtss y rssh narss ~ ssfsnr,nrr dEieE
5ss ss-sss=1-r,l BooE, BRo, q CO.
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Dee gT-aaw;F Fsba5;

u-ORks q Charles Lanb, Joanna RaiaaEe rwrkla-
Esss Cai~oss. ss, Bscoa, Burke, Lamarane, Godsngu
WEBSTER pss, Irving Csrfyl@,
Han.s mscesBeOss sas1. spscts0r Brlss
Rsssy sseaSisys ssesS2i- and standard be.
uBdsrsiged edslions N a.
siaoiaEs lnasuy mpBr.s fou LoDaou BY himself
Deceit FRANCK TAYLOR
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Frederick Female Seminary, PrsdeEic City,
Marvfana

SCaoLARs 81 - rsosv.d sny SuiiuE ne year spd 81
~ - osaud ne - AZ ~. o
Hstr yrss Te - q Jsrasy Wosia spyopflair am.
for q
Tha nr'ufton has Esaoy permanently urrrnHas n
hsss fat n. ysrs unr pr-s.Hf cspariru. s
vhrh . s. 4 frost, 80 fe hivs ss-.
enfrsy nnaegasis - NJ xfo~'inr a DE scsssl
IN Aasn1 lssf hs wus-es counsnc~o 81
and srtus appearance, ~ De p.~u,
ruuaseY csrY agstng
Tnis Haasu sn NJ iurFt beauiifal srso,
ne iarrr prCfrsr nai.rn u6s ,.-s
hFh. Hty narfrr ~ - hs..v -
- hisn ~ 81 rFmunaum - ~ Hds dur
,ncsmsNt srSshsl Tssss trTrOr~sus y ~ nv
srienr. Hud cunrirts sgfnta ihs rnt.s zsrtn
tbs iaEttuusa har 49, eAriert
tcAchss Food htrsy, srr--v
ossmicH and uhn~upnica appazEus, -uuadsuv hfvr
1n sdrs nnHuF fnieE 80 upufnT tsa<narr srrsr--
and rrhnsa @oprnnnu usuniHHry = Ih-
Ths nch uo ssctnrsEu n" cEsy, Vuunr lsasa -
unuisd aiv.uyp 3 . tenrhrf
Fu hossd 80 ruuon, rbndnF UruisssJ rsaus Ida r,,f
vasanr A., ' srhoHrtc yssT, paTz~ as yssry a -
ForuircUSs ~ udbeg parurulsr. a6drss.
n WENCHRsTER, Prsssasus
R~Ssrsnos wsshinE"a ofy, E Josh v Pat s-g uns
Vesp@sasu Elis
Dec E-es4
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CsrssxuoxAL uECr0Es-Ths spring elections for Con-
ggss &C. vii IN several States Aftsr hs ter
minszon Il the present s>ss0a Virginia win hs q
~ srss Stairs to hold an seon ssr the Inauguration q
sr RarhanKn
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mo CnnEErTtoyER.-

To s. - " se recsred euti ~
confectionery and other refreshments eEcepi an3
trd Exh1n - me mstropoitan IRstufe "a
opsasa me % and cleAe tbs March
The sidcer mu - * aO,Ecd cred
autr FJe harmony hu,
Hs give satisfactory abiy farnsb ~
cieE o. me best QusiFy
Address he uhdersgned II
stos, sBl Sree,, corner q IN.
Dee q eOfFsbif rlls. ?. sTANsBURY
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I WOULD HEnRnT rArrrnv

I would HEREBY cAUTrov sn Psrss.s Sz-sa.s
peFaunur rrnsnf ~ assuu
~ y A. RSvs assee n.~t psypAa. iwssy arys u-s
ssas sris poas sssint s..s
~urrsEa rr~rsssa = srhpT EYs~af Ne enan~pers
De- w-eMi y ~ CARPTwTrR.
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nPErIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL SOTfCS--Jbs having made som. ,-.
Potsnt ehanErs Ais ssine-s ss@u-F ne..ss
that al unsettled accounts saoud - closed
Al sno ssaeE Ws rs view, an prsOa. Asying wsfh h
wi hrm rrbosrcd pfrpBo1E Jhe JuuBary a.
bopr Ts thry sz be promptly ssp0Bs-6 sxr~ s "a. ~
and annoyance ~ esorng sol.rnx
gAs- c. MCGUIRE
Dec 1s-d6r Auction % Casuissaos s-r~h.,r
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DIED

Ofuuup, he 2ah Frsnsfars Arp-rsi Fruuvzu
rnourhs nns u suyB
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l7-U-st-rs-p Churrh--w- 7. Crup~.s. N.ryqsnd
n&-nrh L.
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TIE NAPaLEoS commemorative Bee il stated
tsays the " 7. BOr) that Col Stevens q The Revere
and fremont HOasss Boston has contracted take ehArr
q and magnificent hotel about 70 be erected in
Phadslphis the corner of Chestnut and Eighth ses
Mr. Stevens takes Of the Stock and agrees furnish
ne hote the expense Of sso00oo Il would be supu-
sdd thai the Philadeph hare cougrsi
uAas bssr the prospeCt q having Of the sans,
hUiela IN The world.
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.rHE PALM rlaEr-A Iats RnVliEh payer asrs

SrHE PALM FISEr-A late English paper sayB
An officer Of rank IA major IN the United States arr
hEs transmitted WOOlEich dOckyard samples 0f
salcors composed q sbrss Of bs pA-rss from south
AsoA insrvovsn with the ordnEry thread canvas TIE
fhres have bssn wihdrzwu in order verify inveutors
assertion that sheets made q this material VII resist the
teeth q old BoreAs IL his rudsEf Of temps-E The durNh-
y a the palm sbs haE thuE heen put Fundy s and
hAs be1 pronounced By The examining officers q Wool
wich 70 - infinitely superior 70 anything yst discovered
Or the mHnuacturs q sSilcoth rOpeyAn And ships
blss
CErDuAHE-Ths Philadelphia sun, under tie bead o.
CreaitAble 70 LsncNsiezr Eays:
An eminent poIiticsz, known 70 Be in The usimHa.
oonhdeno. of Mr.. BuchEnan informs that there
single application for ofhos IN Lancaster Though many
of the DeghhoI and intimate friends q the President sei
mght with propsty enforce their esimS boh social and
poics still with cummsDdsbls consideration thsr
hAEe not iztTudsd hsm apos the sags q Wb-salsnd
slrGHuo = Bosrox-sir inches q snow hsl in Boston
On Wednesday, AEOrding good seighing On Christmas
dEy.
DkzIsEs-A verdict q $4,000 damages bss ben rgB-
dered agAnE, the city Of Hsw York Cor Infringement; Of
Ransom WsamHns pstestsd srs-sngiBsx This iB anim
portsnt matter al engine makers fmbOdy ts inrsutiou
in their machines and arp bsreorr nbls 10 aeiou sor
aHmAgus-
FunEDa-EuIIH mFThs srss ship ever buiit IN Flor
ida from KeF Vest the 18th ut bound %
Charleston South Carolina where she arrived sssly She
h cIled the Stephen r. Malory in honor q the United
taaes of that name wso also rusident o Key
Vest where ths ship built
TSrrzu7rs FsoE JGFax-Tbs Esw York Times pub
fishes interesting lester from simodA Jspsn, written
board ths United Stssss steamship San Iacnto ADd
dated September 1 We make the following srsnci:
= On the ID of September Nr. Harris United States
consul la tov COED on which oucssiOn mAunsd
he rigging and c5eered ship Ths Japanese governmest
bare iocNtsd him small hshng village called KakiEA
RbOut ihree+OuEzhs of mile from SinodA- This sag
they a temporary arrangvnent ThET bNre htis5 up
Buadiss tsmpis Cor bis ab0as and he "a comfortably fired
no doubi- FAR guEr1eTB c0Dcerped The dif-
cul'y with hin win hs 70 get enough 70 eRt
Tbs @apanspe government established bsEazr for the
bensf Of the officers q The San Iscnto the utT u
Simoda The display a goods oe-isnly the richest
psr CONSISTING of lacquer work a. M ansxa kind
N ths vorSa beng ear.y superior that manufactured
by The Chinese aks cotton goods ard msmy other ar
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eies e JAp41ess u1lEEctars 10 AEEser01s - eJ0n
OwiHg 10 f4e tk4t dollar w A4s Or lat O1s~third
o. thar G1A041t IN J4pzn-bSi1g WOrh 0at Girytores
osBt Bts-0sr p1rcnzsas not Exte1sse- Many o. -
wOald hke 70 have posssas1 s0ns arees q bsr unT-
vailed workmanship bat the sxOrtA1l Prsces Asked pre-
vented IL
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Fsrn

Know aI persons y preseuts ulat ,-t.,.,x
and hssby neessEs nhs United States fn N s
hsnay claim fog hs
ganneer us suw q - isosd y lsas reyahis q
IsHa6 af ~ ne Hubtfstes
be,l and red-emaa Unlsd s.ass - acr0sx.rs - -
provisions q an acI q COnETs, sc4 - ar,v r. ~
paybea q soeA credisnfs ai
eh.h6-e ~ me y Cose- sept-hsr ykt@su bvn
droa and hfyt -proxeA me P-hnrY wa - -
q he szs u Tefss approved Iss u =. srarY Iss
As witness hanc cal
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MAR RkxHED,

D. Rev. W. NILtEE, HulF-gror~ puntnian fr r.ns
snns = ne hos'E fsfhsf, spsshouss pah
v-uhsr - WW. ~ COMPTON, es1, - hssup l.ouRma, q
ANOA TTfVER@, sao~v dsuFhssr W M s-7rTHs
rRici1unons va p.issrs Ba~s.r uapv7
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G-thmrch ofts- sscsnssan, kPr~s-~s-ns Eess--p~il }
srrst, bsswesn rh lush Rev HeuT siss-T
SERVERS evsT sunsF u sns ~, ~ prw.
uppey " the ssrlnn-
-
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G EVE Al Ne VS..

ISnGGRAsz-Ths-e arrived il View Orleans On Tuesday
Of last week thirteen hundred and three nnlgT4a prac-
pAlly from Bremen.
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ngfou Gas Light Company

once ef the Washington Gas LiEht Company.
WasuFsoros. Dsoeutsr n, SO
NOTICE TO oCKHOEsnFRaFuusrf . ne rrruirersrss
" - - csrr-r uss1nr n usaurrus
f--s AaffN LepHuT. r resf
- = esae a shs ors wr~asy asy Jurvssy usr
~ i o'cisck,
~ ~e~ ~ sn0wN.
1~f 8-e@s@0f @rrVszNrY
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vssarseTos aLsxayDRA Ramsosp q
&A z 1

WARRINGTON ALs xArDRIA KAn-soap
EU9UE
pK wes~s-dsF, n-cere~f uun ay--r u-,s-.
u.tn Il s~ppI a. ra.. I.
- AsspA sso Pnnce-s ssr-sss, g. w.sh.rsss Ia y
Pssnsu.r R..avs !. ~o-y-,
ne
pexssFs haffi nra hns-.
OnnihusFt wh leavT uf NJ unFru hare rh~r.
Pss.nrrrf wir find oosufortnss pr nsrt-rss uos.s
BusRRDD " FROREI-,
D"r N-oA~ Eupsrsnt.
NOTICE. sadnau maruiEcsut rturt ~ .rr,r,s.
~ s~slrY, riupg Nne pantrd rwrrnrv 81
assrrtpdgp Fpeas pitrias - ~ p-esr s-s~o
W GALT 4 BRo t--.as-s
- Pruu- rwsnus, hssucsu ak snd lbuh rsssss
GIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-H.ury -
Trnsps - ssoo Loufsvais Kerfurky
SsFarser lss' h's family upesy Hs sui renrs
oa Ave- Ger fncrs brh. enner u rhf
Frsy t--h rnaa, RtaH YaTu-
farrssss wbers - . s nsyps trusy vsp
Adarss W.. g. TRABf-k
Dee 8e-tm"dhrp Luutwvfiis, E~rfurRv.
v. Phillips,
o. klusrus-
-sftu-z~gr ra Law
0ses puvpsr Tfh rrer1 I.uussua srrup.
Tow rs.rs ana nnnassss tsr.ssa-r trsrl hau.
y . g-rr1hrs. -, ne rernsr ~ len s'fssss
= = nstslT faruissssa rhruurlssuL Pu~~esun
rursssissslT. Appay K E WHITE e-urrrs
bee @-on Lsuisrws svsuus.
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PL2cGz aKCssKEST SKN Y0zK-Tbsre ars nov
about tweaty places 0f "a ne sy o. Nsw York
AHOug tbSS ItAIi@n opera houses holding teEtcAl
losEsss Tbess theatres AsArly AL Ees A4d AbOGt
sz00oO00 are inyesied in them In bulldns lads doo
orGHons sceDery, Propsrue Eaa oOsta1aG he nighay
sHPsasss q ths Ii4z 0psra seldom fAn below 900
thOse q ne theatres viii probably average $500 per night
sznF - On0,-Tbs Ohio Farmer ssIsmAtss the profit
sheep IN thai Sie me lAst yeAF SsOO0G00 and the
whole capital invested SsO,OO0O00 The aunbsr q
sheep - probably I've GOnS AGd Tia wool clip Last year
reached 10 $4,000 pOaBds-Oaefhh u the entire wool
rFin a. tks Tnsnn
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WILLIAM sLADE

kmuLrsrrr, ", De- y. IsBa
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JOIN u. Rnfhmann.

Johz VI. Buthmann.
Irpogter s-s Bcairy Hbas H~ar5iss, e.,
Punl3vauis upruus, soufh S,Ss - 60 r-.ss
las sssoe - cAsupsrps N gnMrts
Al-a sparkiinr - rerpy y. sua aaaers sh-rT
Ienrrn. ctyt knrs winss sessats fsvseh
whiis Cernne, sch~adnw gunnt~a ru whlsssv
r-ad- Cherry sr.nsy, sasctbsrry juac.
Aso, Ts.uips sh~aush. Eis~eb~n.s rne Es~uns cigars.
Dee lt-1afwa-
koorS ros RssT-Furufsh~d uufprpsh.d wfs ~
mausrsas R21 F-nnsFruna svenps er,asts WI
isres HSus nsr 9s-saw
TAKE SOTTCE-D O Ridrey r rrso.
500 alnf e1V
an~sr w.-
snrussfy rsgussis stnsrusrf
80 hs uHss 6nnx ne Basws-v
rhos urhrE ~ cNioa p-s.s cuii
dhE and ssf1if. u. RFuCg,W
Der &-tlva' Drurrlst Fiss Ward.
ENY- CONFECTIONERY, 10. 81 srtSg. str..s
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Why Men rather than Angels.

We have somewhere read Of travel
Ter who stood one day beside tho cages
OF some birds, that exposed for sale,
yuitled their sunny plumage on the wires
and struggled TO be froe. A way-worn
and sun-browncd man, like one return
cd from foreign lands, looked wistfully
and sadly on these captivos, till tears
started in his eyes, and turning round
on their owner, no asked the price Of
ono, paid it in strange gold and opon-
cd the cage and set the prisoner free /;
and thus he did with captive after cap.
tive, till every bird was away. soaring
to tho skies and singing on the wings Of
liberty. The crowd stared and stood a.
mazed; they thought him mad, till to
the question of their curiosity, he repli-
cd, 81 was once myself captive know
tho sweets of liberty" And so they
who have experience Of guilt, have felt
the serpenrs bite, the burning poison in
their veins, who on The one hand have
sling ofconscience, and on the othor
the peace Of faith, the joys Of hope. the
love, the light, the liberty, tho life, that
arc found in Jesus--thoy, not excepting
heavens highest angels, are the fitest to
preach Saviour, to plead with man
for God, or plead for man with God
Each Sabbath morning the gates ofhea-
ven might have opened, and sent by God
on mission worthy ofeeraphic fire, on
angel might have lighted down upon
this sanctuary, and flying into the pulpit
when he had folded his wings and used
'hom to veil his glory, he might have
taken up the wondrous thome of saliva
ton and the cross. No angel would
leave heaven to be king and fiji u
throne but believe, were il Gods will,
there is no angel there but would hold
himself honored to be preacher and
fill pulpit. Another and very difIe-
rent messenger appcars--a frail, dying,
rnan--one who is bone of your bono,
and flesh Of your flesh and if his hui
mapity made Jesus the better Saviour
it makes his servants the better ambas-
sailors, that they also are touched with
tbcir peoples infrmities, and are made
ia all points like as they arc, and espcc-
tally in this point, that we cannot add
yet without SIM DR.. Gu,hrio's Cos
pei in Ezekiel.
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aghlBaDgS agADlNs,
NLET con DE COD.

An only sou had died far away from
home, a stranger among strangers, and
perhaps without the hope of eternal
life. Soon after this sad intelligence
had reached us, in company with Dea-
con T., the writer, then youth, visit
cd tho once doting parents and caress-
Ing sisters. 1t was Bochim"--a
weeping household "refusing to be
comfortod." AS indications Of murmur-
ings at the providence of God fell from
their lips in sentences like these: 60,
if it had been otherwise; if he had only
died at home," the good old man and
sound thcologian, who himself had been
sorcly afflicted, wiping the trickling
tears from his firrowed checks, utter
ed these expressive words, "Lct God
be God. Never shall L forget the
scene, the words, and the manner of
expressing them. That family was not
alone in SORROW; there were other
hearts riyen with anguish at the event
a dear bosom companion was gone---an
associate, a schoolmate, classmate,
gone! Yes, gone suddenly and unex-
pectedly, and gone forever. Mysteri.
Gus Providence! But it was Gods way.
How wicked then to complain of his
acts There was appropriateness
there was force, too, in the words, COM
ing as they did from man Of an en-
larged Christian experience, bent with
the weight OF fourscore years, and ut
tered with voice trcmulous with emo
ton, "Lct God be God" They were
not studied words, but came with spon.
taniety; they were the index of q heart
moved for the honor and glory of God;
as if he had said, let Jehovah be upon
his thronc-lot God reign. Infinite
wisdom cannot err. -.s.
Now when hear persons complain.
ing of their lot-murmuring agains,
God for afflicted Notwithstanding
because Divine goodness has thwarted
their plans, l feel like saying to them
''Let God be God;" and when my own
foolish, wicked heart would be rebel
lious under advcrsities l would say
"Lot God be God"
dyes, o my soul, thy rising murmurs stay,
Nor dare the All Wise Disposor to arragn
or against His supreme decree
With impious grefcomplain."
How much comfort We might have
in sorrow, how much light in darkness,
how much peace amidst the storms Of
life, how often SEQ the bow of promise
through the falling drops, if we only
have the support of faith amid the mys.
terios of Providence. There is mean,
ing in the words "God reigns," and
with the angelic host we may sing
"Allclulia, for the Lord God omnipo.
tent rcigneth. Pres. Of the Vest.