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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
lLEsALE AND COuNTRY DRuGGIsTs.- l.
HOPE for q season babe the world farewell,
And beauty faded before the awful spell,
Till HosrBTTER's BfTTERs, the friend OF man,
Dx.,ss Mia eured and tanaht sishE TO smile aKain

We are sometimes almost unable to describe our
uygpsoms We find ourselves nervous weak and physically
pfoed Wei terrible sinking at tho pit Of stoni.
sch fsyesh brow fetd breath and gloomy foreboding
6hd Such symptoms arise from disorgauzod stomach aud
s5ased liver. HosrETrEEs VEGETABLE STOMACH BTrTERs
ars peculiarly adapted these symptoms that they ge
apreto tone and Nigor TO the system and la every
resect build the broken down and onsesed invalid They
exepaficulahy adapted 10 weak and delicate females
uosTEITER SnIrH Co, PfoProtors Cincinnati BARNIs
NsHE, Broadway and Duane wholesale agents In
Ee Yosk and soId by MIRA HAYES Brooklyn, and all Dug
0.o.s anda hnl.la
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HYRRusG,s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURG.

Psoos SAFE with Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock both
rvved prize medals tbs Worlds Fair London 1851 and
CRYSTAL fsisce New York 1854 sILAs G. HERRise Co..
noL i2b i0 and iSg Wster-st, New .York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17

DRESS BOOTS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oil form
"a s Indispensable requisite In Dess Shoe and persons Of
tss always psonze him who si6es their love Of the bean
TIL This accounts for the mmsnso business done BY WAT
sts No ia FutoD wboes manufactures elegant
tidy are durable Shoe Of WATgIsss make BIO recog
MA, among thousand.
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NSGbmnIbfftert

uuD Die 8eeintrd4ti9ung BON 8atentredten.
0os patentre6t Der 6erren 9 n ser uhb 6 M .. fir tbre
Nabmaiatnen wuroe far5ltG in benz @eretnisten Staten. Sc
rid. srgrObt une ~betdti9t: @rftens in einenn prp3eB in Neps
ivo5et bS urtteil sa @unfen Spn Singer unb 60. sefGat MUIR,
10, Sopann i'm Ser. taaten=Gttcuit@ 9eri6t in Irentpn, Nep
T. ieg, am 81. g1dr5 1856 erbietten mir ea urtbetl eeaen bic
Vrea8@gfd4mai4tne, megen @eetntrddtiaune brei berfdieeenet
9atentre9te. Dtele 9rp5efe feaen bic @ultisfeit unierer pa
tsntre9te tat une entfbeiben bic srpBe 6ra9e uneres ausi6lies.
ltaen Ne9tes auf bic unentbebrlide @prrtdtune tn 9abmdfdte
men UNI ben St0T duf Der SberaG6e Der Raf4tne fet III bal,
ten. 9Bir baben nod me6rere dbnfi6e 9rp3eie spr ben Ser-
t6teeenen Der. 9taaten.8 s. ts6eri4ten se9en Grover IT, gafer'G
gtat9tnen un6 bic QB9eeler uao gStipn Mafdtne, melds iebs
5 opn unleren patentreGteR tsttutraGt8en. Gin prp3eB tn Nep.
port III elmer steler 8lagen pit6 nod III ptefern Mpnat SOrtpre;
men. uniere AnfPrube itb eereft ub purben i6rn pieber.
belt Dpn ben gertbten uab Surss b~efdtigt, pesbal6 mir aud
tRr6ur9 eas 9ublttutn rerrarnen, tetne Der uuiere Gatente Bee
etntra9ttgenoen Wtaf4inen su faufen pber Su b~enlsen, penn fs
F1 pettere u~nanae9mli6feitea unb &la9en erlparen molten.
5 b3p los 9peh. gotsps .6tr
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% q 1t > - q u .

BET s. S. nt1Isbrano,
an bu 8alttupst uni oJtp. G~ii,nbapu, nate bHm Depot,
ia aee1iaQ, Ua.,
Rstitut unb 4ofsGnasr ltuStn ispsr 3stt BITE bette Gnf'
wartsRs unltr btatesn 8eoineuHe'n. 5ar bt gDettsrsetor'
berun8 sen 8stltnptn ptsb nsatBsleIt@ Victims Sprs
8ranttssa gent Ser 8altp. -Otip.tEIftnb apn I'm Stanoe, ir
m0eItdt NuStInft ~ ~srtbsilsn unb Stdets nab aain uAas
BE- t%s,st6ntttu Ulassn ausiua,btn. l3n!bml
Druferi9wdr5e! Druderidmdr5e
MDer llntcrseiGEtte Seist hermit ben Drudtrn in 8altimpss
Wnb Der ~unsesenb an, bas er tets af Eager bait uns td8is6
nsu e]mPfanet Druferf9 ar5e, sOn iebsr Serts,
ten &uswGtt ppn ertra S6mar3, 8arten. Bad. unb Bet
tun8s,Sdrdr3s frpie eth Eager rn fetn telrrtrter Drnder'
D;nte; grim, gels, braun, b~uutelbIau, enelifd u6 beubiaH,
cnrmrfn ub roth aud @plbbrpnSe unS s8arniid melae 4r'
ttfel Id ais bic befen I'm Nfartt Barantire un6 3u ZEN btlt9fen
Wreifen rertauE. 9. S. fellow,
Sia6mt Sir. 81 Subs@alpertfr., Valtp., M
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Geilntittel

AWE - ~ a. ~ " ~
&8z&8 tereittt ron tem asptbefer
5. @. Qaroqie, Gde ron 6arriIcn II. Boltc. ct.
@ebraud g. Gnme uu8.
2rd Stub n Dor ben, 8eetnn her Gisberlaauer netme Der
patient 6 piden. SpbaIb er bic I~eifefen Nns ssen hes 8ietere
ipurt, |9attele + bic nit E 9sseianste 9strtur unb ntbuns ba-
BON a1e Is Ntnuten sneu @BI6fel pea In laupnrmem BnTsr
NIT Binder. big ~ adsiem erDrs@sn. Drst USsr 4 Stanssn
man be Mirur. sesst6nst NIT . unS nebme bapra aas smtt
Stunben spet TteelSfet ppu, nit etras eutsm Noher uRh
Brnnntwsin. Am ~felsenben NlSresn Deeinne br Wattsnt
iaUa fsae init BEN eiaqstmen Der Mi1turS9 aus gtanssu
beaRo4 rcieberfebrsn. 70 nepme CT bic NlirG @-~,..ss7SSsasse
Meife; 4cnn baS 8ietsr frieses nab efhHen +. fabre tr nit
Gtnnebnten Der Wltrtur . fort, bic bos5Fieber aSnalin oufoes
eSrt bat I'm aud saaa md stinsgaadIaa III %perhafen, foat
Der @eneifnbe raebrere Gage NOD cine DrfS Der Mirtur 8
sermtfdt nit 9nrpsueS @BrpB Nr. 2 unb Bic nadfplaenhsn
Zaee ben Sprup rbne Nhrrdrnetmen.
Der quite Gtfcl@RFfer Wtf6istn bat Eds felt SnbTet begBeh-
l%slEebsra, 4rSRfass esSsrsat3aabane ,8. aafs tsfe bswdtrt
unb DemtFs'biefete fets cine %mpbltbdtiee Gsinisuns Der Gale.
3rei, pper ~brsfd8tse 8ieSer fnb tn bsrtelbem ggetfe Die
obsn (bst etatdgtssn 3u t%sbanesln uab mtrb babur6 ben
lan8pdbreHOen 6ietern, melHe nar su oft nit Epbt ~tnbieen,
purb btefe Msbijinex p~preebep8t.
Die rbieeu Dozen finn tur farfs perfpnen bere6 net. z DIN
DE Qeute poer 6inper ipnten Il pter II DRle ntLmem.
1874. 1ntGA~
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81 d5et q e.
> 81 uttaem!
. 8lnflt N

Er 304 Of.SaltinOrcfr.. na6e B~rsabSaS.
Ggeben erbtelten mir cine farfe SenbHRa son ausae8eiAnet
aeIaaten u6 einfd9en 6arIemer 6pacintbenttea 3Wis6eta, Ga.
iette1, 2uiret, Dtatblumen &C., pel@e mir 3u ben btatBteR Yrei,
zen nblanen unb ieoem 8tumenliebbaber afs etp1s MuSae3etG.I
nete5 e~mpfe9len tDnuen. % ep. s. u ii t II. 6 o..
D. Nr. 20I NR. RfIEmnrr &t nnhe 9rnnh m
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.NY@ G6t fran36fiihtr Gbtnb,

81 glide 8attune, 9erfuGeS, Gkamtxa un6
Ran8efert 8tn9tams-
pr06tSoaen Stpis unb Gdm6rie, RuSlfae. ge1paberS lente ids
bic @ufmertfamtett Der Dameu auf netnen gDins unb Rattun
CGaHeol, pel6e bic netteten ub f96nten Tnb, Die lie tn Saltt.
more pferirt purbeN.
Sttdereten, fraa8sFfde Rabtlarbett, ais: 8ra8tn. lluterGr,
mel, @tns unb 8efas &c. In errBer &u8wabt ju 37%, so 6ts Is
Cts &aes tn benz n@beaps5tpre" ron
Gbas. g. CUTTER,
7dp6mt Wr. &c On. q oltinpre.str
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8n r~erfaufen.
d A@AA

JNA OGM1er u1O N1nO.
@fne Barat ron So Mdsrn in Sdrrsn 60, unaefdbr f0D1siltr
BON bee Stabt unb 81 MtIsn Ron elmer 9ifs, reba SstduliA I
lttten; bas 2dnb TT bDn gutter SuaN.t5t unh nirh btItg PER
lauft. &tue 8arRa pin 23t Gfsrn am Qatapsros2sat MT
8uen 0t6duIt5teten; 80 alder an Der Ebtlahslphta Nife. I'M.
eefdbr3 Wsilsn Don Der 6tdbt, NIT stent!tA Sutea ~atSd1GiG.l
Ietten, u0rtreFltA Btei8ntt fir euea S6rtn.r. $50 4der. uass'i
Fdhr 3 Wtetlen SON Der Std0t, bsererst pom WGHer nit 1us9e
tettnetsra Ufsr aur &uteniGAS nu9 BfAeret; bas 9anb II pr2
butti" Hnb ts 5ebdultdesitsn sut.
Bsrner et1 0aoen re5a gB etuune an 6pparbfr:, ctr cute 4
Ss1tdft*ptaS; cine @,bnnua on S0fspstnsfrast; oret gBsb
nuna.a an Der @retsrfr. tie an Sigh, raet SrdttRr. tn
an Sterltnas nabe Etpttearass; time an Der ga. aptnrt iwt
&fl6heu ue aDoanunaea an OctpbtsAr funf BoAnanBerl
an e~srlei9sh ptrase, eetnabs neu trd aute aH2bnuaeeu ara
SritpEtntfr sst Seuitr an gfatis, zines an EsHrua-, 3Te
Ittat oaafer az 3 ar3sca1-, ttnes an SdrsRsr-. icAs an MI
9uttp-, tUst an @FtenuouGt. sosuHs, bret an Ttt&e rr1fr
bret a. NenumtntNr. aRe eas Srpst dgldAi enetrtrs IN Ger
lartBen Ehtifsu btr Gtl6t. erpab In Ut&tberrs- @etbei-
SeTrfoa-, &aen-, &ta{t-, gaasr. une Gneersn StraBsn 81
ptrp tdtsu. MaG mebt f1 be
@Igftr nnS N~prtfs@
Office! Ny. 63 Easette6tr.' 4 3bdr wefl psm ManeOnbasa
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
GdtSpn graft. unb 5annpper.St.
Nicbarb 8. Dcrfep prdlibent.
trettpren
Sof6ua 8anfant Sno. %. NO6, 6tart @sttrea,
S S5n; ~ 8; sS Sa5sitSa' a sos S @i : grsaS' ST. SsSH a mssrs@'
SameS l2urrdg, Mftles gBbit DaptS Garfpn.
George 2oecrs, @brifian & rner,
Dieie Sant lit tG9It6 rpu 10 bis 1 utr fur ben @ntptdRs
BON Dcpcften une NuSsabluns ppn @elbcrn cfen.
@elb fam spr I Dollar aufmdrtS btnterlest iperben. Dte Sn
terehen betrdgen Bter pfpcent per S5dhr ub ptrb auBer
benz Spn benz le6erl6u6 ane3Satre cine 6 rtrdrDtrtbenb
nnter bic Deppftpren pertbetlt.
@erbeirathete Jrauea unb Minberi6brise fSnner @elb tn IL
rem etseneR 3onsea beppniren unb tIetbt btsfelbe ausfhlebltd
sR threr eteenen Berfuaun6> 22pS
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3 b LAFAYETTE HOUSE

enn petnrlG 9Gmtb, Rr.2 Siotriebrttara6t.
ga eats has gafd9sttt.5aus btsp8sn unb wsrbs mt& ttgst1sH
seine gpnntr NIT BEN behtn @ttrdnita anb Spttftn III bsbttntn.
duE8sisl&astss% eassrbisF, BITE btfts g0ens, 9.duSrs u. GlinsraI
radsr ptrhen itbsrteit ~ptrobsttGt:
%D Rr9-kire urh rata nj %Srsr Q9nNwss-n aufs y5tuteSf
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DR.. 2nbarfd'8
OfecfrDtpnifche GeIInufTnIf 7

467 NDrtb, Ste dter Der prsldr. VbtIdbelf ttd!
Or. 8. betlt aae 8ebeinen &rdnfbeiten surd fene electrvtpni.
fAen Mtittel, ppburA Sfber pcr naAtbeilieen Gplgen 4tfHIst
1T. geet inpeterirten Qdnge ans. rsnbenen) 2steen, no Scr pa
ttent Wierrur pber dnbere netdaiihe Subfansen eenpnen, wers
ben %auBerbent bic electrptCntfdtn SdwtsbGber Cfttne ~QRaHerb6.
ter) dn9epanbt wcburG baS Quefftber aus hem A6rper emit.
fernt wtrb sureilen in auantitdten bic benz blpsen Must
brauden, Bite ieBt san3 ssfunb fraber aber an einer fOI6en
Rrantleit selitten BADEN, nanentlid fpate f6 Rjentanb Serbei-
rntben, bespr sr auf biefem Wese fiber 1T, penn mde gDeniee sibt
IS, BITE fd ntdt etnieer flstten SInben Ron frlber bewast fnb.
Scum Elm Mprt I'M 8ertrauen!
an Die. reI&e burd friber ~setrietens Saesnbldn6sn cher &C.
f6ledilider Nusl6 petfuue It'd bic 5pleen S~usGjpaen babtn,
als Nagernstne S6pG6e, Observation-Disclosures @sS6dtniss
Wisfimmnng. DrIfen i'm Rcpfe, SdwtnbeI, Sbren~
aGnnlideu 8raft unb enblid Qebsnsuterbrus un6 mo- bic as
pbtnlidsu Wfittel b66hsns cine pprubergebenbe @rlsthteruna
berpcrbrtagen, per6en burG BITE Nnwenhung Der Gu6eren une
innsren @leetrptcnic ~pcaadnbts esbet t. Meins Mstbppe be-
trtrtt bier juiretlen Wun6er uno 'eifet / penisen gDpGen nthr
ais jabrelanges Mebiciniren I'm Stanbe aar. Talf6e S0ddf
irutf Wtenaan0 abtalteu fb fpfprt an mid 3u wenbfn, felbf
rena man ft nnr zines ~etnaisen Safes bemuBt TIT. Meint
Dtittel werben gut oerpadt per @rpreB 5ugrfhidt 70 bB Nie-
urdnb ben Snbalt erratben lam. Gnplid 1T mein @let-
trptonil9eS grdleruatip UNI fans fd nod fene nahttein-
gen Bclsen eejeigt baben. fplden ppr3ubeugen. nit psntg Rpftn
S~eriuapft unb AaeH gu ~empfeblen. Bel elmer Gar, mo bic
Sdwisrdber nDtbig erfAetnen, betpmut ber@aiient Gin Snhru.
Atent CUR Selbftenubune 5useihidt uo bleibt deeer bs sur
psafanossn 9eiluns NIT mir In Gprreipgneens. Nae helifate
din Neini9una, infrudtbartett, 5pferie fptpie Mbeumafiss
mus, @tht. 26bmrna, 8rdmpfe, Eppff6mer3 II. ( M. ~. m
rereen bard BITE &nwsHewne Der GIeftrctpnte ednsiid etbetlt.
Wfan ahbrefRre Or. g. &ubarfd),
467 Nprtb ff:k above @RpIGr
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Humber. =,
5ifprs.Irtn. gDir taben sinen suten grrrdtt rpr
sbi9snt Nrtifel ertdltcn. 5erner @ihen- unD GThen Difel al
srn per)diebenen Scrten, seei9net fir gBaeenmader &c.
2etr haben elethfans an 5an6 cine 8rpBe un6 pptlafrrtjrte
NusmahI pom trcdenen Srettern befebenb aus @labnsrnp,
3trf9, @alnu6, gappel, 8uden, Sirfen &c. in aleu- @orteu;
eeenlp duA pine gannd, life unb 2te, ~GepSbnli6e uA6 GuI.
ltn8s, Sbtn8les, BATHS, Swift Seantlins &c.
Ebpmas unb 9rtte,
Gaifs5aNs- Mrenue, an. Gafern unb
Nnntnn NnS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

WHEN is sPRlNeg-NIany of our contempo-
raries appear to have fallen into singular error
as regards the commencement of spring, looking
upon the first of March as the first spring day,
and regretting the winter garb she has put on,
and still wears. utwintcr has not ended, and
will not end until the Goth inst, at minutes af-
ter O'clock, in the morning; and as long as
Winter is King, so long, we suppose, we should
be content with such weather as he pleases to
furnish us with, as much as we might prefer
sunshine and flowers to it For the information
OfthOse who take an interest in such things we
give the commencement ofthe seasons for 1856:
Spring commences March 90, at 8 o'clock and
minutes in the morning; Summer commences
June 81, at 10 o'clock and 81 minutes in the
morning, Autumn commencesseptember %, at
o'clock and minutes in the evening; Winter
commences December 81, at o'clock and So
minutes in the morning Our authority is the
almanac
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

JouS j. SAKE, the witty poet, will deliver his
poem of the ".Nouey Ring at Washington
Hall, on the evening of the 18th inst Mr. SAKE
is too well known to the reading public, to call
for any remarks from the press to insure him a
large audience Theabsence of amuscments in
our city Utmost all kinds, has induced several
young gentlemen to get up course of lectures,
and they have secured the most prominent
speakersin the country. The course. commences
with Mr.. SAKE, and will be'folIowed by others
equally as distinguished, The young gentlemen
who,havc been active in securing for us this lit
crary treat, deserve the thanks of our commu-
nifty; and it is tobe hoped our citizens will so
far appreciate their efforts, as to extend to
them patronage sufficient to cover all expen-
SEES, if not to pay them something for their trou-
BILE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

CENTRAL Ono RArLRoAp.-We take pleasure
in directing attention tothe advertisement ofthe
Central Ohio Railroad, in our column of New
Advertisements, for scaled proposals for all
branches of work and material necessary for the
extension of that Road from BeIlairc to the
town of Kirkwood Bidders will notice that
three classes of proposals are requested;
LIST. To be paid-Go per cent in 4th Mort
gage bonds of the Company, and 10 per cent. in
preferred stock, both at par value
Cd To be paid for per ton carried East and
West, and per passenger carried East and West !;
and
3D. Tobc paid in casI, payments, payable per
estimate of Company's Engineer monthly, the
Company rcserving 90 per cent until the work
is finished
Woare ofopinion that there will be no lack of
bids, as requested by the Company, proposing
for the work and material at prices favorable to
the road
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ON and after Tuesday, Aug 4 1885, until further notice.
" Trains will follows, Saturdays exccptedl
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

GOING S0GTH-Tbe S,1OA. Train will connect ut San
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of C. T. Roads, at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh,
Newark with the East aud West Tras the Central Ohio
Railroad
The ZAP NJ. Tain will conneetn MT Sandusky with steam
Bay City from Detrot Moaroevie with western Train
G. T. r. r. ut Shelby Junction 5.2l P. with the Mall
Train @. G. O. Columbus Ctncinnati;
field Junction at 5'J r ". with Fast train .. r r. R.
for Pittsburgh, and Mt Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. 4. t4F+
GOING NORTH The 9i26 " Train will make close con-
nectOn with Mail Train BellaiF C. o. r.
r.; at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh
Shelby Junction at 12 - with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland, Buffalo and fork, and at AOnroevile
Mall Train C. 1, 7. road to Toledo Chicago, DC.
21O Train will connect NeWark with Express from
the Central Ohio Roads at Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction 5'21
with for Cleveland; AonrOeye with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago, aud SanuSky With the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
]. Il. ROBINSON, Sap't
SanduSEy, Aug. 4, 1855 sep15-H
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MASS. AMERICANS

BosroN, March 4.-The American Councils Of
Mass, commenceda session here to-day. About
800 delegates are inattendancc The delegates
to the National Convention explained then
course Mt Philadelphia.
Mr.. Richmond, the delegate at large, and Mr..
Allen, oneof the District delegates, spoke a
gainst Mr., Fillmore nomination u
Mr. Ely said Mr.. Fillmore was not his choice,
but he felt bound to support the nomination.
AIr Keith followed on the same subject The
Council then adjourned till evening
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CINCINNATI- MARKET.

MARUIF 4-FTOuf under the lnnuelce Oflthe
steamers news advanced, with sales of 400 bb!s
lat 5, T5a, 90 and at the close holders asked So
Oats declined to95, plenty and dull. Whisky
steady, active demand, sales of 800 bbls at %
visions more doing, sales $4,000 bbls bulk
meat att 3-Sa6 49, Bacon, 40 hhds sold at
6s5-Sa7 for shoulders and sides Groceries ac-
tive large arrivals of Sugar, Coffee and olasses.
Sugar sells at Z 3-4as 81 Molasses at 4Ia42
Coffee I24a12 Sal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-05

AbouT THE RIvER.-rhe Steubcnville Herald
of Monday, says the river has broken up at that
place
The St. Louis Democrat of Monday says Capts,
Smith and Riley and other officers ofthe Editor,
started down the river on Thursday, in skiff,
in search Of their boat which they left at some
point below, some two months ago. The officers
of other boats at points between this aud Cairo,
havegone away also in skiffs. Their trip, in an
open boat amongst dense masses of ice, will
not beone of the pleasantest kind \ number
of river menhavc gone to Cairo by railroad, to
take up their boats 4 few days must elapsc
before they arrive.
We extract the following from the Cincinnati
ColmBian Of the Sd inst SsE &
Since our last report the river has risen about
two feet and half the rise Saturday night and
Sunday having. been near twenty inches Atdark
last evening, it was alta stand, or if swelling at
all, so Slightly us hardly to be noted It's en-
tirely clear Office
On Saturday night and Sunday there was no
arrival from above. Friday night the Telegraph
made herstirst appearance from Louisville, after
a tedious and expensive trip. She found the
Ice very heavy, and in combating with it, so dis
ahled her wheels, that she was compelled to lay
by for repairs, She left yesterday at noon with
a tair trip.
During Saturday, the Northernor, Capt. Err
wiu--one OfthC Louisville and St Louis packets
showed her prov at our leyee, having come
up on flying trip with view to loading for
st Louis She will be off on Tuesday. The
Harry Lewis and Hungarian also arrived from
below.
The Boone started on her second trip to Mays
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YESTERDAY WAS thnwins day. with HIGH

YESTERDAY was thawing day. with high
winds from the southwest, and some rain, 1t
was amusing to lockers on, to see barc-hcaded
gentlemen running along our streets in pursuit
oftruant hats, which, when grabbed at, like the
lrisbman's flea, had just moved to another place.
But, for personal reasons, wewill say nothing
more on the subject
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WEsnlxGToN, March 4.

WESHISGTON, March 4.
A bill making an appropriation of $50 900 for
new Qualifications at Galveston was considered
and passed
The Senate then proceeded to the considera-
ton of the Illinois election case Mr.. Stuart
contcnded that the Constitution of Illinois rem
dered Mr.. TurnbuIl illegal to his seat.
Messrs. Butler, Teucy and Seward spoke to
the effect that the power Ito elect Senator was
derived from the Constitution of the U. S, and
not from that of Illinois, and that therefore the
latter had no power to prescribe the qualifca-
tions ola Senator, nor to add to, diminish or
modify the requirements of the Federal Gonsti-
tuition and that Mr.. Turnbull's claim to his seat
should be maintained. Senate then adjourned.
HousE.-Smith of Ala, introduced bill to
prevent the introduction of foreign criminals,
paupers, lunatics and insane persons-rcferred
to the committee on foreign affairs.
The Senate bill for the construction of ten
sloops of war was referred to tie committee on
naval affairs.
The deficiency bill was considered and passed.
1t approprates among other items, $l50,OOO to
the disabled seamen.
After asevere struggle, the proviso abotishing
the Marine Hospitals was stricken out, and the
Secretary of the Treasury authorized to CON
tractfo medical treatment. The House then
adjourned. AE5Ea
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ITEMS

WAsuNeToN, March The House Com. on
Elections meet daily. There are ten contested
cases before it. 1t is understood that the case
from Maryland, Bansant against Harris, has been
abandoned.
Gov. Wise has written to friend here, indig-
nantly denying that he ever said AR. Fillmore's
administration was Washington-like
The number of land warrants issued under the
act Of Sd March last, IS lOo.S5O,
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LADIES ArTgSaoS!-Franl1 Lcslie's Gazette of
Fashion for March, containing all the new
London, Paris and New York Fashions, hss
BEEN received by Robinson & Bro, n. 4, Wash
ington Hall
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The Athenmunn, We understand, will bcopen-
ened about the 10th inst, by a company from
the West. This building has stood idle forsome
tine and no doubtne,ts athorough renovation,
and the stockholders should place in better
propeiti than it now has.
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CARoLlxE BRowx graduated at the Western
Homeopathic College, in Cleveland Ohio, on the
23th uIt Wonder If she is good looking,
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RIVER AND WEATHFR

PrusBrRcH, March -Riverla feet ginches
rising rapid heavy thaw all morning. 1t
IS now raining, and there is every probability
Of an immediate break up of the ice, which mo-
yed short distance this morning.
GlS., March River faIIen three feet siinee
tiast evening iNieather cold snd clear. s,
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A Mass MEETING Of the 6dd-Fellows Of this
city, will be held On Saturday eveningnextat Z
o'clock, in thehall OVER Re Post Office. Bust
ness of Importance will be before the meeting,
and general at end.nee of members of the Or
deris reque,t d.
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TREASURY oLnSEn

NEW ORLEANS, March THE city treasury
Office has closed in consequence of the flight Of
Col Graland and the confusion into which It has
thrown the business of the Office. g
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finest quality ladies glove leather and
kn very fine and soft article Ladies' glove leather Gal
tiers, with high heels, heavy sole, and button up side
CIIILDREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather kid, goat glove leather lasting,
calf and fancy boots CATERS, ankle ties slippers Oxford
and all other kinds and Styles always hand At low prices
GUNS.
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and overshocs Of
here enunlrrate which VIII sell Oh The most accomnOda.
IN" dei Ief'ns Nj DORSEY.