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SWa- kSxwoRrHr IL Sow sold the;,
"hi property, a; the falls of Elkhorn, recently
70 iHos. EDGkRroS, for 81 500.
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elestso4 I'll &c Lsd At - Retertz School House.
\ D2-ke county. Oaia. On SATURDAY. 23d inst. 81
o'cicex, =. = eleet Drocsors fer the Adileborouy
and williamsburg Turnpike Company, 70 serve the ea-
suing year. By order e the nesting.
rFhr11ary-I 1879 ~
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VaE- ". LEEE-yEa szs:- 20 -.
EEgEyExe Il gGEEsEgy. 00Ts,
CITY STOVE STORE.

- Z receI.irg in addition TO already
w large assortment fresh invoi, Of Stoves &c
calculated for The Spring trade. Our assortment will
then be the most complete in town, ana are conf
dent saying that will lie the decided advantage
of every enc wishing 10 purcazsg ~ thing line
to give call a. least before PU chasing elsewhere.
Our stock coa,i lists Ct COOK STOVES, Of various
kinds yod and coal Parlor, ChGreh ana Shop Stoves.
We have also large stock Of Tn, Copper and Sheet
Iron arr made by experienced crkmea. under
personal supervision, that every article be
relied We need Eot say any thing about ROOF
ING, GUTTERI%G and SCOUTING. the general
satisfaction have heretofore given. IS eestre
cornmendation.
L. All orders for the allows AL other work viii
be promptly sz;ented 10 sud war.6ral - give sats-
faction in n its ana " Hrzu .nshiP. Give can.
tEEETER & UNDERWOOD.
II Agents for Fmersons Patent VentllstoE toy PUB
lie Buildings. Churches. School Houses. Sc.
January 81, 1885. -
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.Jacksonbur- Turnnss.c.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an election wiii Re
held by the cshoiteFs IN tire I-ck-cnburs Turn
pike Company ct J&ck>onbursh. the 2oth day ,f
earusry Is56. elect tour Directors f7r sad Com
paay.te during the ensui ns By o. dar Of
the Board. JOHN RI ITCH President.
January 81 lS-5 7-sw
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.ssssgHee,s SAFE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CGSCERH.-Psea-= t...s s9>.cs
that TUESDAY. aat inst, II o'clock. 4 Vi.
public the premises. the un ide4
pork and slaughter hoes. together SIthtlfs land
stanls- SAID property assigned u -
Bro. tii- October 81, ls5s. SAID
property situated The Of HageTstovn. county Of
tnf Indiana. AID generally
Of N-srs Lesh- strobe r Co. The ssts
he short paper we'll endorsed Tue
creditors s25a Bro especially Iusitel
SAFE For PARTICULAR apply te premises.
4ay ofsc=. -. II Pu9lic Landing
GE0. WILDE ENG, Assi1Hee-
Cincinnati. January 10. ff5G @C@t-
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Swaat Potatoes fo- Seed.

Premium SWaaI POTATOES to- S5&t.
w I, have larss aaa.ity or SHos, lgtatoes su'i
w BILE for 9rron,ng, which vii ~ aiy for delivery
about the Let April Persons wish ing 10 purchase
had better seai il their orders We expect % have
Plants sufficient to supply al demands from the i, Of
May until the last Of June
All orders " III receive PROMPT attention, dressed
A. Ii. s 3 ". VESTAi.,
Feb IL Cambridge City Ind.
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LARGE HoG-Mr William H. BOYD, oil
Jscksonburg, in this county. killed a Hog on
the Goth Of December. which weighed $50
lbs. gross-582 lbs. net. The hog was "a
years old. The tusks of the animal were sent
to US with his weight-they mersure nearly
nine inches each, measure round the base
about an inch and ahalf and are exceedingly
crooked. looking SO much like rams horns
that we have crowned the head of our mod
q sheep with them. Those fond of curiosi-
Ties are invited to call and see them.
kF We learn from the Centerville Chroni-
Gle. that our friend J. B. Julian. Esq. recently
Killed three pigs, whose average weight was
soS ibs.-they were only Is months and so
days old
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.JEHTEL EAILSBACK.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public
RICHMOND. IND

WILL attend to the prosecution Of business il
w Wayne and adjoining counties and to the prompt
collection claims Oi,e in BrightscIs building up
stairs Sly
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VIM. 7. Dennis's Column.
VII. I. DENNIS
Auetioaeer. Broker and Commission
Merchant.

AT r1tE OLD sTASp or ". T. DENNIS 4 GO,
W. 81 1Eia s'res., e ;ctmosf. Tad.
TpUY ana c-ll Reel Sz;ase AMI Personal Property.
i sSzccks Eords sst : s<e.-
Dealers IN E-arrevs3 Stock. Fs- H-fzs T snis an
Machinery OF every description. Also, Gain. Pro
3ace and Es-a-s Seeds p a 4 S5n3s-
Agents fer The pur-aass Az s=fe Of vsiuse- ?Ntenis
TPL0ANS aesoiiatee .a1 [ ASH advances "a Goa
sisnnentS-
EEEsE
JOAN Hunt Es4 3s1,er Itlchnon&
Lewis Bark ESQ.
Erowa 8 y 1rr1ex
Ri hraon: . :. (. ~ 4s-st
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Tie uncersgnei will devote his Und vided attention
SIC practice Q! Medicine oice before in
tic Drug II Il. ia IGiION- M y.
January % ,Sss est
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B. BUTLER, NJ D. [R.E HAuGHroS. N.
BUTLER & HAIHGHTON

ANiN,r associated themselves together for the pur-
pose Of practising Medicine and Surgery would re
specially to the eitizens Rehuaond and vicinity
that they will attend Promptly all business entrusted
their oce Pearl street. enc door south Of
Main street, stairs
February IL, 1885. a,f
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GRAIN. GRAIEn G;RATs;...,

w. 7Aa: ri:ty thousand lIsts.s crrr;
" Tzsaty - Ngf5.;
Fe.:Y o.
Ferzsiich anil guest e.t be -.
FINE premium trots Bags. rars-iaT and SUI
u s.4a.lal lou.
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Tonight Thursday at Starr hall.-Ihe
people OF Richmond are respectfully invited
to attend meeting to make arrangements fo'
sending delegates to the indianapolis State
temperance Convention, on the 22d inst
the birthday of the Father of his Country
Judge Perry will deliver a Lecture on the
Cos~iiisiian4liiy of the Prohibitory Law
Come out friends of Temperance! and hear
him, end aid in the work of again restoring
the reign of good order in the State, in place
Of the reign Of terror now prevailing.
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ANOTHER PATENT FOR RICHMoND.-Our
townsman, Mr.. S. C. Mendenhall, has recent
" received Patent for a new and valuable
Improvement in Flour Bolts, which is very
highly spoken of by our best practical Millers
and Mechanics. The improvement consists
ofan arrangement of valves for expanding OIL
contracting the ordinary wire cloth Bolt. SO as
70 regulate the flow of the materials passing
through as may be desired, with the greatest
ease and certainty. This desideratum we IN
dsrsand has been fully attained by Menden-
halls invention, and will no doubt be gener-
ally adopted by Millers. Success 70 Rich
mond inv entors
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EiSsO4isftoN.

sYFIE partnership ezsiug between oiio
la ugh,on, this day dissolved y! as.nl consent
+. y. HOLLOWAY.
January IS, 1856 r 7. HAUGuTcN.
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Eor1sc ssr,i; g-os Pearl .sroet.-Fal lot anj
.9uzc -llar al4i cisttEa.l-te Sstec
ton in he -. Wiii he .cia a: ha-gIit-
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80 G.Tss.S. MEN.

stire ,ercsa ne land -. mile from NAN street;
o cheap
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: Good E3u1.-C and sEBrii, arI seven acres 0
y choice -r,. Adjoining Isicllnna l. all IL good o-ieg
The 4ey 5ag-l to rieaine rirg9ss.. an4 WI
lie soi1 w !oa ren.et
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CASH PAaD

,li mes f9r Grain and all kinds II crass-y Prs.uc.
LPwe are retailing Groceries. zvxsE TOW r.arsx.
}. NJ. BROWN dx CO.,
Al ss< gzfei kichEon5. Ind.
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IHs toiaI cost OF which, TO him, was
sl4oso:l5. Putting the number Mr.. P. has
AAied, ii9l J together with the above, and
.0e humber of lives destroyed to support life
eoo4, and the whole cost. to them, Ss9..
1oai6. We do not know the cost 10 the con-
sumer; but we guess at leas: one third more,
which will be S3a,oO5:54.
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CSs. sale alta Bargain.

A NEW xtcry Fgam9 Ho=.a, the co-neT o Cea-
Atre and High ssroe.e, tao Dcot-ap purtenances
complete, for sale cheap. Apply Il Messrs. Cain s,
Aiasby. or WI +. BENTON.
Rich II Dad Jan g. 1896. Ism
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BET Nav Yen Uln.
Gas or MO &ass

WE want buy Spri2s stock for CASH and
= a. our stack - TOO LARGE! i5r the season, we
have reduces prices On many Kinds G" goods II "hifn
be has aims. the bargains frst
Don't delay Faona TO on ter especial bargains
" determined reduce stock a low pos
sible tAat statt in the Spring with nearly
entire stock Come " it'll your cash and eoun
try produer-,ee lsiII sell CHEAPER than any body
else. We uhat Among our supplies
l. pieces good Fw eeals. - o 81,
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Nosfc

NJ nEnaAS. my vie I.ueetta, ha-. vilbout iust
cause or pruvocatoa, lett ~ bed hoard this Is
to f1-swarn - persons from harboring trusting her
tay account. es viii Jay debts Of hrean:raetng
KISD0N EVANS
January ST, 1885. 7-Jw*
N-0T1CE-Fs hereby gwen that the Rnlergi gned has
y been appointed executor OF The las. will and
ment of Eas Nca late o Wayne county Iadi ana,
deceased Said estate is s1Ipp3 sed to he solvent
CATHARINE Ic2ACkEN, Exocus-ix
Jan. 81 T-2t
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are: + pieces god .IV7eeIe = 70 81
u Do >.tnets, various prices;
do Cloths s. . 90.
20 E.Jot ..-siieres-
50 do Biaachsd Musg,ns. 10 lac. extra osrgns
80 do fine tnb!e acheJ,
loo Il Prints 6 tn
Is 10 F5ssiSs, I2to 70:
20 Do ti:n-7zns. 10 tc 49,
90 DO MusiIa .e Iaiuas II to I6,
10 - isShaercs. - 70 25c:
fine ss5DrIncu' Dress ana Cloak Trim .nnss:
Wool tlsanels. p to Sc.
Cantoa do, eNtra goods. u;
Wool. Square and Long >a.gsis, - 10 : %,
! few Bgoehe Do, - to 20
An extensive So. k OF RI Getting
Our 81 OK ~ fsacA Siizs is large from
- Gems s ward Some Mcs = and i.ustrcs
at very low hgHrts. ~C|FF& CRANr ORp,
-agn G. the PIT Lamb Main street.
Ei>h;non4, J .ruary =, 1885 ~e III
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GOOD RI O seventy seven na.l-e nertA 9
Achao0ss ~ a-rsS Of nber, goeA hs saase. with
as hgiiuss and soci oseEar4, G4s ale $3.50
er. VIII t- s5lJ CHEAP
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- MORE BUroHERING.--Twow weeks ago, We
gave an account of the number Of Cattle,
Hogs, Calves, Sheep and Lambs, butchered
m this city. last year up TO Jan. LIST. 1856, by
Ar. JoHS N. PAxsoN; this week we lay before
Of Mr. WILLIAM Snow, up to the same date;
To- wit:
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,HLas FsfE Frame ls5nss Seventh street, lot II
: gsy $50 fs=:: alley The side the
Gny one lst >. = est house has -Se sad
GOD collar wt.l e se5t heap.
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au.nD:sse Election.

)NtNI- 90 b2-reIs Il s-,iny, il stors "
FeS : kI2s MIR FLETCHER = CO.
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Cash ~ ssuse.i.

Cash Wanted.
IL notss an1 far goois due. and sa-
II invites ali indicted forward
as 1 have money to ray Hy debts
1HADDEES R.5FT-
Rtrhrncui. Jar1Ary y, fsSs. So
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VERY Neat Dwelling t{ou=e for sale or rant situa
n ted south Franklin Street.
Dsc. y POE X HOLDINGS WORTH
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Mudge's Patent Washing Machine

For sa'r =. Draggists generally.
E..vs1.iaes :. 1855. ar
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"a y ACRES sa,::y prairie lad i o.as eSanty.
Ioxz miles fTaG1 NI4sy s.tA 35-sss
r--sn all very tssraee tract Vii ee %oti
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TUa44s KRAMER F. FLsTcH
uosMrp G. HTruFp

KRAMER & FLETCHER,
WHOLESAL GRO GERS,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
near TIC Depot, Bic hnssas, and.
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Hosierys Gie.es, Comforts, Drawers. fan
- asscss-asr. for sale hy C. zIMMER
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PREPARED BY
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: House and Ioi Mao street.. 1T EEL Ts.EA}a
n Fifth. ~ front - i,jd rf- The Ell
shle property stree; fJr pFuatsbie
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nNE hundred a. s.N'y res ii splendid laal IN
~ poi< cnantv, iu"'a, mics II IN De >Aloues,
aud onr-hali IN lc IRON '.. Nfoiae- rlv.r-forEy 70
sixty acres Ia timber. HsI W4ssrel al soal drF
soil FERNS 1.:.. crate.
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IT'D e ENy--A Esestare Main Street, twsuy
wide, hundred snd ts fsr. tsa, good
Ter. " II be lei for 5carsas m Ter lt'tas moderate
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HOUSE aud K.ot as1r Wasa.a zion ArsL1s. h7.coa-
I acres, house. ask
house haas- sqrias a,sse stable and durable
i-yidei AlvAntt So7usiy : snuZ cSttsgv.
property.
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ssIGHTY acres OF pol lsa Own ra13,5 * miles
from he caanIy csearet, S,af Loase
snf fue timber hs1g ae sra-a soSi Sss Mil CHS
property vii re taken III exSAaaSe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01

Since the commencement OF the year 1865 the
steamer Star of the West has arrived st this Port,
bringing news from California as follows. 1t will
be that out Of fourteen passageA 1ere was but
one in which the same amount OF time was occu-
pied that has already been consumed, and yet she
has not arrived. And what is more strange il the
coincidence that the Daniel Webster, which is nov
considerably overdue at New Orleans, should also
be missing. Their detention can only be accounted
for in two ways-either some accident has be-
fallen the steamship Brother Jonathan, which left
San Francisco the 5th of March for San Juan
by which her passage was considerably prolonged
u the Walier government has seized the company's
vessels. The following table shows the dates Of
arrival of the steamship Star OF the West at this
Pot for the last year and quarter, and the numoer
OF days consumed in bringing passengers from San
Francisco
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House Of Repre- sentat,ves

WASHINGTON, March 81. 1856.
Er. HAVEN (nieger wc-shpper) GIN. Y, Introduced
bin, which passed. for the enlargement ofthe Custom
Honss Pos. Office and Court House buildings at Buffalo
On motion Of Mr. PHELPS dem. OF Mo-, the Military
Con miee Instructed to inquire into the expedsacy
o. ptrg The servic Of volunteers 70 aid in the sup
preston OF Indian hcsseities the Pscifc coast.
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Tie general aplIopi ation bills made he special
der and after he 18th Ct Api, excepting Mondays
Friday and Sfturcays.
APPROPRIATION SUPPRESSION INDIAN HosTIIrTrTs
Mr. CAppEIL Of Ohio, from Committee Of Ways and
Means to which had been referred blu for the suppress
sioa Of India. hotities IL Oregon and Washington
ported sute itue appropristing s3o00o0, 20 be
pep5ed upder the dr.ct Of the President ff
and nt&niag ths peacesb disposition Of tae tns
TRIES the Pacific coas and $4,000 70 purchase sun
poNcer Nj. Cempte said the original bill ccntempAt
| I'd rather warlike movement, but the committee
thought woulc De better to report measure looking
to esee on the frontiers as recommended oy the Score
Mr. AIIsoN (cfPa } white not disposed throw any
EFT IL the o. the passage Of the bill, WAS q
tbs ion ha. the charge AIDE BY Gen. Wool ayaiDs.
Ger. Curry ought TO be investigated. The caarge
that Gen. Curry by calling out men, purchasing no a.,
&c involving the treasury 10 expense OF ora
| two to ,eur millions
Nj CAMPBELL (of Penn } was in favor CT voting the
rcney forthwith, and holding tie a5mni5rstion to
! soprf e!esffer.
Mr. RrDy raid it was sut Gent for fir, tc know that
bcsiies exist 10 justly az appropriation for tack up
rresssn.
@r. Lane Gem. ct Oregon, procesded to show thai
tie when commenced against the Indians was
rot nsEased ty the whe e6tttels, Nhco ne euiozoo
rIy rssctab!e ard gallant Tie cay has pa sed
when Gen. Wool csn chssdse the indians CT taase
| Territories.
Mr. AsrfKsos {5em ~ Washington Territory, ius'st.
the necessity o tLa appropriation II not to
fit cut military expeditions 10 pay dollar for tne
expenses CT but TO preserve peace by supporting
friendly disre on tseb leserves aid preventing them
| from joietg hostile trites.
Mr. IoIIIorfrR OK. n. Of Tenn ia referring to tn
conflicting rita eriens about the Affairs OF Oregon ADD
Washing Territories said he thought investtgs.
1oa ives ueesissry before voting money
Mr. PBnrs advocated imrue di4te ss;ion on The bill
Adjourned.
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRApps.
Prom Wushlngt

from Warrington.
THE DEFICIENCY BILL TROUBLE AMONG THE KNOW
AMONG THE ADMINISTRATIONS AND DOUGLAS MEN
SENATOR VERSIONS SPEECH, ETC., ETC.
wAsHrsGIos March 81, 1855.
TIE Deficiency bill viii be reported from the Committee
Of Wsys end Means In the House tomorrow, with good
many OF the Senate amendments stricken out The bill
when passed the Senate contained appropriations for
upwards OF four millions OF dollars. Is understood
there embers who intend to make big fight
on IL.
There spptas to be trouble among the Americans
and niger worshiprers Seward, Weed, Greeley and
Giddings boed when they understood it INTENDED TO
Incorporate American plank in the platform Satur
day. Thy have another meeting tonight, when ano.
Their effort will be made to conciate the various ele
ments.
Quite a sensation has been produced here to-day
snoDg lbs acm'pis; alton and Douglas at eight
column article in the Pennsylvania laudatory Of b.
chapap There IA trouble ahead between the houses Of
Lancaster and York.
Senator lverson OF Georgia. today drove he last mai
in the ccf6n Of the immortal Fifteen His speech
eloquent vindcaon Of the officers ovsrslaughea by the
action Of the board.
There truth in the report TIA. Dr. Norton Is lying
Dangerously Ill At Wizards.
The pIomire MT feature OF the antNsoraska caucus at
TIE Capitol the speesa Of General Pomeroy
who Iespor ded TO the call to hear from the estate of
Kspsar In regard to public opinion, he said the people
anxious have the State admitted with the Topeka
constitution. Emigration going 1t the rate of
LOCO week. He graphically described the alleged in
vssicn by hsoursns and threatened capture by them
OF Lawrence and denounced the elections in that city
Illegal His that the sentiment Of tho people
Of kansas overwhelmingly On the side OF freedom
wss hailed BY the bigger vorshippers in cancus with
HYa xkxS anraN sntap
with their rights would be sterny resisted he
made lors and eloquent speech, and answered many
questions prcpounded by his listeners. Adjourned to
Monday.
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gEfINTY-FOUkSTfa CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1856.
Xr. CLAYTON, *. ny Of Del, in making explanation
regarding his REMARKS The other d&y, sail the ahoe cost
OF wilkes exploring expedition during four years
poyment inducing the printing of the narrative, was
about ricn two hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
NAVAL RErIRING BOARD
Te Senate then resumed the consideration Of the
ptintnent Of con mttee to SUMMON members Of the
late Naval BIZ ard for the purpose Of aiming the
sens which governed the aston of the Board.
Mr.. lvEEsoN (dem Of Ga, reviewed the action Of tha
Beard smpahizpg with the unfortunate victims Of that
extraordinary t1ib unal He could find better psra
lei for the summary in which they de ossd Of
the cases Of naval officers than the of the
hppchtaek tyrsnt-
of with his head 60 much FOR Buckingham.
He said that at q meeting Of the Naval Board, one
OF them submitted resolution providing that the
Of tbs board should be held openly; but it was
voted down by large majority thus showiug that the
respects than the Spanish fnquiai,icn for that
bsarc TIE accused in his own defence but this board
struck without bearing.
Mr. SIlDEIL opposed the pending resolutions, and de-
fenced he action Of the bosrd.
Mr.. BUTLER objected TO the legal character Of the
cono ned to the Law under which they organized
Mr. CLAYTON denied thSt any injustice lad been done
Off by removing dsrsting ihen without notice,
they beIc their Offices during the pleasure Of the Exc
cntve
Mr. CRrIFSpES said the lsT contemplated rules and
regulations by which Ulcers OF the navy should have that
justice which was not accorded 20 th3m.
Adjourned
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A RARE CHANCE FOR A CoMPRoNIsE.-W We see
that Congress has lately been squabblng ahou.
the usual allowance Of twelve hundred dol
iarf worth of books TO each member. Que
member desired the cash instead of the ..te-
raiuIe-- another that be might take IL out In
novels, and so forth. Books for Congress are
msIiiet,Iy inappropriate, for as the Richmond
Irquur says--
II would he difficult 10 Ard two hundred men, taken
inipateiy, any Where In The republic less OBJ
rtxcus to he charge oflettrs, eer from eli
vtS,m, or addicted 70 brandy and faro, more
.nea pstIe of copssSn ard useful labor.
We propose eompr omise Of this matter, aud
publish the following advertisement from the
Fayetteville IN. Co. OLsees -
on RYE wHplyy wv Dlsvahton has tust received .
spp,y OF Hon. r. G. Puryears celebrated old rye whIs
ksy lie viii be supplied with This superior ~hiskey y.
Sac i.nspa incr ". Daughton Il my only auth
rz.d agent for the sale Ct my ~hi'key in Fayetteville
X c. PURYEAR-
Now, Mr.. Puryesr is q member Of the House;
and wouldn't 1t be good idea for bis brother
members to take twelve hundred dollars worth
of his old rye, instead of the books! They
would thus get something much more popular
with them than books, and do good thing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-01
ship Tieicss Asho,e-,Thc Bark Achilles
Weather, sc.

PHILADELPHIA, March 81--4ts +. N.
The ship 1iprrss, hence for liverpool, ashore be
low Cherry Island Tsts Ia in charge ot Mr.. Walker.
axock MASTER With stepm tug and schooner alongside
Some 800 bushels have been got out but the shi
has NOT lot seen Aoaied. steam pump IL board o.,
work. and Is thought the ship viii be raised to
There u some unessiness about ths safely Of the new
bark Achilles from Boston FOR i'laae phia sfy-two
days out and has not yet been heard Of although she
was supposed TO have arrived a. Delaware Breakwate
about the 18th inst. The presumption is that abe
Seen blown across the Gulf Stream, and Win be heard
from In q few days.
Weather very pleasant; bnsiness very active.