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PRICE TWO CENTS.
CuARCoAL IRON WORKS for sALE.-Th

(UIARCOAL IRON WORKS for sALE.-The
~ e.lssr.i.a FREEDOM IRON wosks a'S.,sS near
Canal and Of The Penb.ysH. Rsro.d ss miles wo' Of
These @ols consist Of FoRGE With Charcoal Fess
Fires cndsr Fires. and the m.ehner 9r PREPARING GIN.
wS he ycrss yiRM q Of ..gsilot lsRi ssa
busns-. Msn.ion Teneeni. s,otshoa's. 1e and sboa.
Also, oRFENwoop FURNACE, II SiIs. from the Forge
IN connection nth the furnace all Tho neess.y eltea
two 1s. Of iae TSrnsS. ssd ss vel sno~n 0f.ea~oo
rs Orc BssL within h,s snd bali mics o the rurnses
large amount Of land IA susceptible q cultivation.
at & wd S s s. soSs 'iS sdvs y
fons ssles railroad tire. ke pfscnies the necessity of
Ian. SasI % TSSs If Fl s s @s s"%n -Sss
f desired The owner. will ret.in eoa:dsr,sls les.ss.
tIa; ;6HS !, War : wais%4s Esil;1flFs'. cor o. to
At the Works, Lsvistown, Miain Co, Pa
~ B-Ths property admirably situated, and the Iron 20
undertake ibis branch Of manufacture oaen Inducements to
BE- found 81 no other place.
GOAL and WOOD YARD for sALE-FIorses,
~ Cert. Shed rood VIII and i've years. s.e An eresle,
SI6eil;a SiE; ''' ''' '''''' ''''' ana ''' war
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, IRON, COAL,
FIRE CLAY ard TIMER LaSDs IN w's Penn
Hooo of iooo ono Of 900 one of oo oae ot
acre. each In Virginia. sad .srsf. 10 SswJs.oy foa'
5000 acre each. with Nasr.Power, &C. Terms
b FRANKLIN CLARK, No s2Archst fhlladelphA
Tor SALE-At any price; must be sold this
Il week. STOCK and FIXTURES of fecs clip Ferry Ma
loon. tho best stand in New io Inquire Of the saloon
IN the Ferry House, foot Of P.eh alp
GAS for COUNTRY HOUSES-COUNTY and
~ STATE RiOHTS for SALR.-Ths entire apparatus for
other II requires sl or labor 70 msnsse MAY bs sseo
a prseiieAl operation At No. ss1 Broadway. A. ARNOLD.
HARDWARE and MECHANICS TOOL
heated with wsl-sslectod stoch. and now doing good
business Any pefson wishing 10 enter tho business viii aaf
h excellent OPPORTUNITY FOR an Interview address HARD
WARE. Tnbuns Ohes.
NOTICE.-For sale, the PATENT RIGHT and
~ GOOD WILL Of BLAkEs FIRE aud WEATHER
out United States Satisfactory will bs given
regards profits and character Il the hnsnes D applying 70
JOHN BLAKE, AttoTnay iot esise ot VIM B,ks, No ilo
PeAr.,t. New York or 20 JOSHUA LlPPlNCOlI,jL, No'
20 and II sou h FroHts'., Philadelphia
TTHE GREATEST INVENTION Of tho DAY.
hdsss Curves and CIoasnss s nov for sAE sud viii oo on
exhibition tho MerchanS Hotel, toufsndt
whore the undersigned respectfully invites Railroad officers
travellers 20 call and What Do done hH 'hr poh
aud tsfey e so invites criticism from scientific Engineers
and practical Ma1hnss well ~ those who wish 10 embark
poGiabs speculation The Signal cannot b suPerseled BY
-mpllheaiion or improvement Z. obhhARI.
ITO PRINTER S.--For sale, a WEEKLY
i NEWSPAPER, circulation, AGO. also in conbeeign
with H. az. e1fsnsivs Jon OFFICE with a good of work.
Ohcs n osutrsl locAon furnished with Power Presses steam
eno ~esL A. STARK, Norwich. Conn.
ITO PIIYSICIANS-S2 Horse, Carriages,
Medicines and Practics within sirty miles u New York
Railroad, 10 pleasant country sllsge lngnrc OF
=. TUrTJE, No. 7Bsel q.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

n u X G. A + l. o G L L
AGRICULTURAL BOOKS,
COMPRISING SEVENTY FIVE DIFFERENT BOOKS
on AGRICULTURE,
VIII be postage free all who will favor - with bof
aud address
Anons the books recently published by us are;
CHORLTON's GRAPE-OHONE GUIDE. O..
REEHELIE's VINEDRESsER's MANUAL. c>.
CRANBERRY CULTURE. SIC.
STRAWBERRY CULTURE. 6oc.
ELLToTTs AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS GUIDE.
81 g.
THE STABLE EOOK al
BOrsSiNGAULTs RURAL ECONOMY. ~ s.
THOMPSON on FOOD or ANIMALS 75c
PRACTICAL LAND-DRAiSER. sc.
For sale by all Boosses BY u free Of postage on
receipt ofTnce. {. NJ sA&TOS A. Co,
Agricultural Book Pgblishcrs,
No. 40 FULTON o., y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Real Gsiaie for Sale.

COUNTRY HOUSE for sALE-In the village
" q asss <sns bouss m sbs itsiso syle bs; very
ssesshy 10 fks Orss at1 fsfn<b>i wa sysSy
y n gsssnes u fsrhses tsfr,oze, ssf<f sioss, iss-
ar a. Il eoatssas sspngfer1fs nhrsfy, Asbs
i,g fes l. fsf1ssf vft t> FsussiaE ey<sx nsS
is ssafssips 9TH tes Etshsa ssnsy Tbs sFs.s5s
~ fss1ss sf irt ifsss The Y<inisy q Fusknr s~s-
fost Cy seessls ~ Fs8saA 10 ls- ss koaF fs ess
srssE s>lce sd Fsflsls is koaitks>s sn1 tho h>as1 ~
11rrssrdbfs ssF ts bs-as rsry 1ssfsbls 90 sAy ss
sts Vstss t.sssens s1eu'fJ rsfifs<e lPytJ o.
J. y. FAkhONs ~ - WI q basels.t<
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

"UIF SUEN-An huthentc accOunt OF fHIhEs
w There and Tbereun,o Pertaining tbsJ are ard have
been.
Clever chiels and bonnie hxfies
Are bred in &c a way this s.'
For the vydness and fidelity Of this picture of rustic New
TusAnd life Tls PoaEd A1rryfer hes after this
We tnow the and mothers tho boys girls and dogs de-
scrbed Have been the singing schools and
Temperance lectures Have the meeting
house and dinner with as Have not The
hress family the drunken backsuth and met the thrifty
Squire Chnby the Chnby neEhborbood Have we not
een-yea and been party of-the hearty good times on
Thankssivins where the bleaed Nsgarcts, aud
Helens and Amys made little heaven below quite sais
factory 10 the aWkward youth p
In one vol I2rno illustrated. Price &i -
PHILLIPS SAMPSON Co. Publishers, Boston
Fora aaie Nv al EooLs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

6taiionsrp ano fanfp Sooos.

6taiionerp ano fanfp Sooos.
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS-Tooth Nail,
Hair and Cloth Bruahes Lubl's EEtfsef, LOr's Brown
" rdsor AID other soaps Pud BoIes. PoHaiss lWeehs'
,,s.ps sfd Pine Comb Pans Toilet Articles aud styis
Il Fsrey Cr1 sdGp'sd snd sod By Dfusssis Imported
direct AID sod on u4ost reasonable terns by ~
RUFUS K McHARG Co.
Trgtor,srs and Jolbefs No. 80 Broadway SsN 1rE.
ENVELOPES.-The newest styles OF ENFEL-
IL OPS srd WRITING PAPERS Ia sverJ vtri"iy and IN
q1Anirer Manufactured By the snbsrtrfs t f
rhcd dealers obbers - ibe loves who ssa4e
Tspeela aitontL invited % latest Tyie q EXTRA
HEAVY Fngeoges and Congress Nntns Pafst Tie eaosc-
iiy of Fsotoy n0 40 etieheod 70 s9ADs o. % es
The laYFes possible ds1sAfd f0r our gods -
CHA5. II. Lyon BROTHER
No 3 Beekasn-st. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

- + A I o r Y. -
- CIARLEs II. LYON al BROTHER 3 Bsstzans e.
ENVELOPES AID WHITING PAPERS.
We are bow furnishing ihs Trade TIE most -HsnsTs snd
vsrsl sssosnt fthe sbose rods 70 b ogad 10 t cystfy
Oar stoct wkch larger han ever tefe. e9mfftss every
rad n qusliy ard PIKE inf-ng ias latest al r'H -
rroy.a sgls. 1hh gfeEnE a. pricei llls1ay .s~
VIA trr-sar~4 fsrfi@s ulanufl an1 recent IN
rroversrts n The uzlIflgrng Ffce ~ are nov abe .
Keep raes the ilrressil test4 ~ czF L1eos A ~
.h. tine fgrrsA se q 81 peu1f worknalshp
To agss tsyer rrsrsFed 70 Ger sIfaoSiinsfy n
dscenelts by q or .ss cSif.H 49, '0Ss - ne
tefs ,pes mills IL ifs United statsa
WRITfSG PAPERs
BuLET CoNvEfcIAL NosE LaDfrs NOTE. LAbfts bArHi
Bars PosT OUasTEa PosT. ClF FLsr Car H.
Ts stsvs Fi pain re4 or urr.s woe lad al tanT
i,d Wkte BIS Canary Llsc eoiort e7rfate o. sst9el
a.. urtr.fins Ysfoas sb.1ss of quality ard rrcs.
Osten from sny ps q 80 Unisd siaet rrospy ai'-n4st
%. CnAhLEs III. LYON BkOTHER,
10 - Bestmzu-tt. Gels- Iork.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Dr. Doremus's Second LectsTs on the Chemical History
.Crstion will BE- delivered THIS EVENING at the Packer
sitsen JoTesmonsi, BToOklyD att o'clock iastraied
sth brilliant experiments.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Peoples Lectures.-The Rev. T. }; SAWYER D. D.,
bc.uros THIS EVENING AZ No Cs East Broadway lBoaIc
H1Il Subject; Capital and Labor" Prof l. ~ COM
kIN6s wll read sn Original Poem; y. B.-P1biie Debate
EPES n. ELLERY, Chairman Lecture Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

COTTAGE 1T BARLEA FOR BALR--Whh
~ LOTs ps improved ~ bs.siitsay ,ts.sa ss.ssss
~ sId Dhsys ca il<s ~ Iso' - y.1s 20 sS<1 -
LTkfsa sssss ~ sad tsss ARStTm
W. .kEYHOgE 4 Cas-, ss casfasn sssss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
yohn II. Cough will deliver a Lecture PlyInou,

nrch BfUokyn REV Henry Ward Beochsrs on ~ ESDAY
EyEEiSG March 49, beginning at J! Oeock Tickets 2S
r each; 70 bad the the church oo This
s te Of the best opportunities 70 hear Nj COUCH which
h.s ever been ofsfed 70 the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Uanis.

A WOMAN--Whose husband is supposed 10
~ have ben los lss Winter wishes respectable
tny 10 adopt Of HE children hne healthy, Intelligent
BOY shout old shc unable support him and
her other children. Address Mrs CUsSlNOHAM, No. 81
Roosevelt tt, room No. ~ for week
4 RESPECTABLE Protestant Girl wishes "A
IA situation A. CHAMB BERMATD and FINE WASHER and
IROhtH or WAITER. Apply A. No 20 lstsi., botEoen
lst and "a avs. GTtt floor. back
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

shakerism-At tho Tabernacle TUESDAY EVENING,
March 49, Second Lecture, by FREDERICK w. EVANS, an
ndef In the NewLebenon Society Tickets N ceutS PToats
sthe devoted 70 charity.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

4 RESPECTABLE Scotch Woman wishes a
~ situation COOK, and has objection asuls. Ia
WASHING and fRONfN0 Best Of city reference. Can b.
leen iof two day AZ 40. d bank
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

los EP II g l. l. o I
~ STEEL PEsS,
Nansfsr.zrer's Wzrstous- No. 81 JoHs 81 NeW fgff
fu sgprly q POPULAR FES5 q evsry Description
of s,rtdard eIeslisr-s. ccnsA1ily ou ha1t
HEERT OWEN. kr-1t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

80. psytd's benevolent soeiety.-Ths Annual Meet
this Society for the election Of Ohce aud the lnsac
So Of other business will be held ths Welsh Conrega
sss Church, nth 81, between "a and Javs on MONDAY
yYFEiNG, the nth inst, al Q O'Clock.
HrsEY ~ MORGAS, Secy. VIM MILES, President
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

CTORE to LET In Clinton Hall, Assor. Place
- spacious and well Hshei on eseh street ssss fsr
N ears viii be given 10 rood tenant Arriy IL
premises, or 60 EDMUND CoffiN, No. 70 BsesAst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
second Manhattan BuildinR Association.-Ihe

Members OF the above particularly requested 20
H hi Attendance THIS EVENING a. there business Of ua'
F"A''' " " ~" 1F'@- J. ". WESTON. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Tor SALE-At any price; must be sold this
i week STOCK and MIXTURES Of Fcct clip Ferry IA.
LOOM tho best stand In NewYok Inquire the saloon,
IN the Ferry House, foot of Psck alp
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
CoAL and WOOD YARD for sALE-Horses,
EXCHANGE, IRON, COAL,

II FIRE CLAY and TIMBER LANDS. In Western Penn.
syysna railroads and nsvs,bls via tract of
600 u iooo Of 1900, one of7oo oae u
800; 500 Of 2 u 22o alec two Of 90 900
each Virginia. and sewers. In New Jersey ron 90 TO
% 0o0 each with Watsr.Power, Ao. Terms easy.
n FRANKLIN CLARK, No. - Arch st., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

MOTTO E.-FOr sale, the PATENT RIGHT aud
~ GOOD WILL Of BLAkEs FlRE aud WEATHER
PROOF PAINT Agencies established for tho through
the United States Satisfactory will bs given
regards profits ard character Il the business By applying
JOHN BLAKE, Attorney for estate of VIM Bike No. M
Penlst Nov York. or 20 JOSHUA LIPPlNCOTT, Jr, Nos
20 and II Aou FrnEts'., Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

AttARmsns having taught for sewers. years with much
desires to obtain situation m seminary a.
Tedcnt visiting FTsnsh Teacher Adamosse would havo
objection attend the classes Of two three 5emnarss II
tLey a. a, too great distance.
Aadsuosse gve references from number Of families
who have had their dABshers under bsr tgon hs all har
pupils II years d sEs have bsen able 10 seas french
husIty after few months attendance of her classes
Addfeas FRENCH TEACHER. care u hf. kIsbsr Music
Stofe. Nit. rlttsbnrEh. rennEylEania
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

To be obtained at Mesus. John Mhsu, PhArmseeu. No
Vs Broadway Y; r. J. Davies Phannaceutist, No go
frtn corner Clinton Brooklyn Bakers periodical depot
No Fulton Brooklyn; Mhrss Athenaum Bookstore,
No rs Asnt BIoohlyn and at tho door Oh the evening
Il each lecture.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

sorth American Fire Insurance COmpany-CHn
spssl tto Eitb ATFe rurras-Ohce No !" e.! 81
A. JAHEs ". OTIS, PresGsat
a W. BIEteErs Secretary.
Us. Postage STAMPS - cents sra 10 esnl') fa is At
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
6peeiaI Notices.

The Hutchinson Family. 49,,
R.turps from the North West fthe Land OF free freos
-. Fr.e Men happy 20 their Friends that
aey viii TaTry Single Night, and sing
AZ BRoaDwAy TAnLRSAcLE,
On THURSDAY EVENING, March 20
their
NEW SONCS,
iand Old -
GOOD TIME COMING, &C.
Tekss 50 cents be had ~ Hall Sons aud Joes MUSIC
stesss and 81 the DOOR.
Children accompanied BY parents half price.
Doors oren at q. Concert 70 begin at7i
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TIE MARKETS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Haitian, April 1.-The Cunard steamer
Cambria arrived here this morning, from Liver
pool on the 18th ult.
The America arrived out on the Goth, and
the Baltic on the 29th.
The Peace Conference met on the 9th. It's
deliberations are said to have been important.
1t is confidently believed that treaty of peace
would be signed on the 18th. Napoleon ex-
pected the final settlement would have taken
place sooner, and had ordered the guns of the
Invalides to announce the conclusion of peace
at the same time that the Te DeuDa was cele-
brated for the birth of the Prince of Algiers.
But Prussia's claims to the same footing with
the other Powers, which was earnestly resisted
by Clarendon, caused delay. Clarendon pre-
vailed, and it was arranged that the Allies shall
sign one protocol, and that a second protocol
shall be drawn up, to be signed by the Allies
and Prussia jointly.
The London Times disikes the demonstra
tious in favor of peace, and intimates that the
people of England will be discontinued with
the terms.
The armistice is not formally prolonged, but
telegraphic dispatches have been sent, not to
renew hostilities without express orders.
The Liverpool markets were almost entirely
unchanged since the departure of the Washing
ton. The sales of cotton for the five DAYS were
$4,000 bales, closing steady at about the rates
of the previous week. Orleans middling 81 /;
Orleans fair 63; Uplands middling 1916 /;
Uplands fair Gid. Of the sales noted, 1890
were for export, and 1900 on speculation.
Breadstuffs are quoted at the decline advised
by the Washington, viz: Is. in -four, and 3d.
in poorer qualities of wheat. Western Canal
-four 3Os. @ 3ls. cd. Ohio 36s. Inferior
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SPEECHES OF SENATOR WADE, GOV BRIG.
HAM, AND OTHERS, AT NEWARK, NJ.

One OF the largest and most enthusiastic DO
htleal meetings ever seen in New Jersey was
held at Liberty Hall, in Newark, on Wednes-
day, the 9th inst. 1t was in response to call
signed by more than two thousand prominent
citizens OF New Jersey, who were opposed to
the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise and the
policy pursued by the present Administration
in Kansas.
The meeting was called to order a few min.
utes past two o'clock in the afternoon, by C. M.
X. Paulison, Esq, of Passaic, Ia member of
the National Executive Committee appointed
by the Republican Convention at Pittsburgh.
in February
DR.. VIM. G. Pierson, of Essex county, vas
chosen temporary Chairman, and Jacob Swa-
zey, of Mercer county, Secretary pro tenn.
Letters sympathizing with the movement
were read, from the Hon. Lyman Trumbull,
Senator from Illinois; the Hon. j. w. Miller,
Ex-senator from New Jersey; Z. w. Whelp-
ley, ESQ.,, of Morristown; and Schuyler Colfax,
of Indiana.
Able speeches were made by Mr.. Brigham,
of Ohio, and Senator Wade. A Republican
Party was organized, q State Committee ap-
pointed, and the following resolution was passed
RESOLVED, That we recommend that State
Convention be held in Trenton on Wednesday,
the I'D of May next, for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to the National Convention
| to be held at Philadelphia on the 18th of June,
to nominate candidates for President and Vice
President, to nominate an Electoral ticket, and
to transact such other business as may be
deemed advisable for the permanent organiza-
ton and success Of the Republican party.
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ernor for the removal of Judge Davis has passed
the Legislature. In the Senate, the vote stood
% to 8, and in the House 80 to 81.
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE, &c.-BostOn,
april 9.-The Senate committee on the prohib-
tory law have reported that it is inexpedient, in
the judgment OF the committee, to alter or mod
ify the existing law. A minority report will be
submitted. The Senate rejected the ten hour
bill by a large majority.
Major Daniel j. Coburn was to day appointed
chief of police, in place Of r. Taylor, resigned.
Bosrox, APRIL ia State Delegate Re-
publican Convention had been called to meet
at Worcester, June Ii, to choose Delegates to
the National Convention in Philadelphia, June
18th.
PORTLAND, Me-, APRIL 15.-Governor Wells
has removed Judge Davis from the Supreme
Court Bench of this State.
THE ToRNADo-Irs EFFECT WESTWARD
PHILADELPHIA, april l4.-Accounts from the
various towns in the vicinity of this city give
additions to the damage done by the tornado
of Saturday night. A train of loaded freight
cars at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot, at
West Philadelphia, was blown from the
track, and train of ten loaded cars on the
Reading railroad were driven one hundred
yards along the track, and five of them blown
off. Innumerable dwelling houses and barns
have been unroofed in every direction.
ClereIdnd, April l4.-The storm of Saturday
night was very severely felt here. The Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh railroad was much injured,
and in the city church aud fifteen houses were
demolished. At Alliance, one man is reported
to have been killed.
THE FLORIDA War; Charleston, april IA
Later advices from. Florida bring reports of
further Indian outrages near Tampa. Captain
PrauS party at Cape Roman had been attack
ed, and Corporal Crook and one private were
killed and two wounded. More United States
troops were urgently required.
RHODE ISLAND GENERAL AssEMBIY.-Prori-
dence Apra l3.-The election to fill ten vacsn.
cies in the General Assembly was held in this
city on Saturday. The Fusion ticket was elected,
seven of the ten chosen being Americans, and
three Republicans. The majorilies range from
234 to 757.
CONNECTICUT. According to the Hartford
CourG1it, the complete vote of the State for Gov
ernor Except Hartland. whose total vote is
about l75) foots up as follows: Minor, Amer
icau, 25.93l; Ingham, Democrat, S2,6l9 ;
Welles, Republican, 6,792; Rockwell, Wing,
1892.
Iugham over Minor, 6,688; all others over
Ingham, 1886.
The Senate stands l3 Republicans and Amer
leans to Administration. The House contains
l29 Americans and Republicans to lO3 Admin
istration.
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From the Editor of the New York Mirror Aug - 1-i-
a PERFECT CURE, AND NO MISTAKE.

About four weeks since Of the compososs OF fh,
Office was suffering so badly from cough thsr he wa.
unable 10 sleep nights, and weak stand NJ hls cas-,
He became very pale and h.u and gave symptoms OF
falling victim TO quick consumption. We recommended
10 him various medicines which Lad effect Finally,
we gave him bottle OF
WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
1t afforded him Immediate relief and he i, now yI,
man, and not the slightest symptom Of cough Ts-s.
arr facts and further particulars may be learned Al ts
Office We should add, that the cough ia the above es.
was accompanied by ProiIse spiting Of blood
If genuine, signed |. BUTTS
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail only by SETH
W. FOWLE, Boston, Mass whom ell orders sbouId .
addressed, and for sale BY his agents ~
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CURE FOR wATER-BRAsH AND INDIGESTION

HsRrFORp, March ..
thereby certify tina, DR. Green's Orggo.aed BHiers have
proved more efeaeious in relieving from water
bTa-h stomach indigestion and cosiveness which has
been very troublesome for hive years than all other
remedies which have been trying during ny illness and
cheertully recommend it 10 all are thus afflicted
SAINT. HAMILTON
Mr. Hamilton has charge OF The Orphan Asylum Hart
ford, Conn., and is well known and highly esteemed as
citizen. The pamphlets accompanying the medicine
abound with certificates the most rem srkaLe cures
and may be had on application the Agents gratis
SETH w. FOWLE q co, -. Washington street,
Boston, Propretors Sold by their agents everywhere
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Friday April IL, 1856.
SENATE.

Mr.. Mason submitted resolution, directing
the Committee on the Library to inquire into
the expediency of authorizing the Secretary of
State, under such restraints and regulations as
he may prescribe, to permit such persons to
as jefferson, the property of the United States
deposited in his Department, as may desire the
same for the purposes of political or historical
research, and to allow them to take copies
thereof Agreed to.
The calendar was then taken up, and forty
eight private bills were passed, including one
for the benefit of the Hebrew congregation of
Washington, and a bill directing a re-examina.
ton of the accounts between the State of Mary
land and the United States.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE
The bill for the relief of John T. PendIeton
was disposed of in Committee of the Whole and
passed, when the House adjourned till Monday.
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A MASTERPIECE oUTDoNE.

We have lately supposed Ayers Cherry Peciorai was
the Ultima Thule IN ia ne and that nothing had been or
would be invented which could surpass il in IT. fine points
OF excellence medicine. But We are confidently a.
sured by those competent Judge subject that DR.
Ayers new Pills excel in high medical artistry even HAT
widely-ceebrated embodiment Of his skill He has sue
ceeded in making them only pleasant take. bot
powerful to cure the large class Of complaints which
qure purgaive remedy-LGacaSer Argus Be.
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Mr.. Keitt, of South Carolina, replied, repeat
ing that he should vote for this appropriation,
not for the benefit of the city of Washington,
but for the preservation of the property of the
Government.
Without coming to q vote on the amendment
of the Senate, as amended on the motion of Mr..
Trippe, the Committee rose.
And the House adjourned
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REPUBLICAN ROOMS.
Washington Place,

East side Of SereRh street frf iooS south e. hts GielT
Posi- OJfos.
FINHE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHING
l. TON CITY have taken spacious rooms tNo- 5 and %
m the buildings known FdSia gtoH Ples-~ on the
east side of Seventh five doors south oil The General
Post Ohce, where they will be pleased see any heir
friends.
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