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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. Job K. Tyson, M. c. from Penn
sylvania, has arrived, and is at Willard's.
....Mr. Simms, the novelist, has abandoned
his course of lectures in New York city, on
account Of the small attendance at the second
Of the series.
80. Mr.. W. H. Russell, the London Times
Crimean correspondent, lies dangerously ill of
fever, at Sinpherophol.
80. Major Ben Perley Poore, of MassacSu-
setts, the hero of the wneelbarrow exploit, has
gained national reputation. He is now over
run with invitations to lecture from every part
of the United States Requests for specimens
Of those apples have arrived from men in
every State in the Union except Californis,
and the prospect ia that Poore fruit will
abound. In New York city they are adver.
tised by an old apple woman in front of the
post office, for two cents apiece.
80. Senator Douglas and his beautiful bride
occupied proscenium box at the opera in
New York on Monday night, where thew re.
ceived numerous calls between the acts. The
Post says they were accompanied by the bridal
party, consisting of Miss Allen and Miss
Granger, and by General Shields, Augustus
Srhell, and ex Canal Commissioner Mather
Mrs Douglas was attired in a rather high.
necked blue silk dress, with a blue satin stripe
trimmed with lace Her hair was not, as is
said to be usual, thrown in a braid round her
classic forehead, but disposed after the fash
ion of the Empress Eugenie. She leaned over
occasionally to look at the stage unconscious
of the general battery OF lorgnette. to which
she was exposed.
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SPIRIT OF. THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union discusses the New York Tribune
in connection with Kansas affairs.

The Union discusses the New York Tribune
in connection with Kansas affairs.
The IntsLilgencer thus discourseth on the
composition of the Senate of the United States ::
"The death of Mr.. Clayton has very natu-
rally directed attention to the members Of the
United States Senate, and to the point of Sc
monty. Mr.. Crittenden, of Kentucky, is now
the Father" of that distinguished body,
having entered it on the 4th of March, Ioi'
IL will be seen, however, on reference 10 TIE
record, that this now veteran Senator ala not
exhibit any degree Of fondness for the puollc
councils, high as the position OF senator mas
ever been considered. he resigned his FIRST
term in less than three years, and MS success
sor, the Hon. Richard ID. johnson, was sp-
p,intsd on the 10th December, 1919.
.sMr Crittsuden was again in the Senate, his
service dating from Sd March, 1885. He again
resigued before the end Of his term, and his
successor, the Hon. James 7. Morehead, en-
tered the Senate on the 10th February, IS4l
Mr. Crittenden then succeeded Mr. Clay, who
had resigned on the 18th February, 1912, and
continued until the Sd of March, 1s49. He
was elected Governor of Kentucky, but re-
linquished that trust in July, 1850, to enter
Mr.. Fillmore's Cabinet as Attorney General
Mr.. Crittenden's present term commenced
with the Sd of March, 1885, making his whole
service about eighteen years.
The Hon. James A. Pearce, of Maryland,
is next in the order of seniority, bis service
dating from the I'd March, 1S43. He is now
in his third term The Hon Lewis Cass COM
menced with 4th March, 1845, and resigned in
I54S when nominated for the Presidency. He
is in his second term, which viii! be closed on
the Sd Of March, 1857.
"None Of the other Sen stors now in service
date further back than Sd March, lS45 The
seniors stand thus: Mr.. Bright, Of Indiana,
4th March, Is45; Mr.. YuIee, Of Florida, July
Fl, I845; Messrs. Rusk and Houston, of Texas,
February Il, 1916; Mr. Butler, of South Caro-
lima, December 81, 1916; Mr.. Mason, Of Vir-
ginis, January IS, 1S47, Mr. Hunter, 4tlr Of
March, lS47; Mr. Hale. of New Hampshire,
4th March. ls47; Mr.. Bell, o; Tennessee, 4th
March, 1Si7; DIR. Douglas, OF Illinois. 4.h of
March, lS47; Mr.. Fitzpatrick, OF Alabama.
December llth, ls4S; and Mr.. Seward, Of New
York, 4th March, 1919
"Ths exhibits more than the usual number
Of comparatively new Senators, out most of
them have had legislative experience in other
public bodies"
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FEST IVAL THE LADIES OF
the Mite Society attached to Wesley
Chapel will hold Festival at Odd Eelows'
vember l7th, 1855 the funds to be applied to the
payment Of the debt for the rebuilding Of the
Church There will be an abundance OF kefresh-
ments Of all kinds, and numerous useful and
Fancy Articles for sale at reasonable prices.
Their friends are cordially invited to visit them
during tbe continuance Of the festival.
nov 17.3W 3i st 'I. 81. st
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Chief Justice Gilchrist,

O'clock yesterday. Chief Justice ailchrist,
Judges Scarburgh and Blackford, Solicitor
Montgomery Blair, Assistant Solicitor Daniel
Radcliffe, Jr, and Deputy Solicitor J b n,
Pharson, Esq, were present
Motions for papers from the Departments in
several cases were submitted by different mem
bers of the bar, and allowed
The court gave notice that at the opening of
the court TO day, the general docket would be
called in Its order, SO that the sntriss in each
case might be known alss, for the purpose Of
ascertaining those cases In which the Solicitor
would consent to an order to take testimony;
and then adjourned.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
experimentation yesterday, 18th November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered ON
tho books of the Department
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IDEAS, COFFEE, CIGARS, &c.

IDEAS, COFFEE, CIGARS, &C.
l. ~ half chests Imperial, Gun Powder, Young
Hyson, and Black TEA
50 pockets JAVA COFFEE
80 bags prime RIO COFFEE
so boxes GROUND COFFEE
5000 GERMAN CIGARS
25 ,0nO fine HAVANA CIGARS
90 baskets Bordeaux and Marseilles OIL
50 boxes Woods & Gilberts STARCH
Just received per schooner Arctic, from New
York, and fer sale by 3
nov 2s VS. ,M2w BARBOUR SEMMEs.
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GENTLEMEN. ARE YOU READY.

GENTLEMEN, ARE YOU READY:
ONE, TWO, THREE ,-HALT.
NTEsSRS BENTER & DUBANf. RE-
lVl speEtfully beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that thew will re- open
their RIFLE and PISTOL GALLERY on Mon
dav, December LIST, II having become positively
necessary that every man should understand the
use Of the Pistol gentlemen are therefore respect
fully invited to call at the southwest corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, and practice
nov 26-3t
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LAGER BEER BREWERY.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
L forms the public that he has establish he'd q
LAGER BEER BREWERY, near the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, where he
has constantly on hand prime article, which Is
q healthful and pleasant beverage. and IL hiahly
recommended as such by the Faculty
sell Lager Beer by the kegs or bottles at rea-
sonabe prices and send II to any part Of the city
free Of charge for the accommodation Of families
nov 26-Sts CHARLES GERECRE.
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WINTER MILLINERY
DAIsINs, ALMONDS, &c.

% AtSiNS, ALMONDS, re.
~ 5O whole, halves. and quarter boxes Bunch
and Layer RAISINS
bale bordeaux l. ONDS, WALNUTS,
CREAM NUTS, and FILBERTS
5 boxes CITRON
Dbl Zante CURRANTS
cases fresh PRUNES In glass Jars
Just received per Schooner Arctic, and Tor tale
by BARBOUR & SEMMEs.
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OUTER, CHEESE, BUCKwHEAf, &C.
ID 40 kegs prime GOSHEN BUTTER
100 boxes do do CHEESE
10 casks do do do
10, GOO lbs prime new hulled BUCKwHEAT
10 bbls No. / MACKEREL
10 half bbls No l do
20 kits do do
5000 lbs. Grand Bank GOLDFISH
50 boxes Scaled HERRINGS
Just received, per schooner Arctic, from New
York, and for sale by
nov 26-w, s,M9w BARBOUR 4 sEMMEs.
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<@MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE.-There
~ Will be meeting Of the Merchants Ex-
change Association on MONDAY EVENING
December LIST, 1855, at their rooms, corner 10th
street and Penna. avenue, over Savings Bank
Punctual attendance Is requested.
nov 26-5t 9. BACON. Presidant
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RoAkDlNG.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
we, also two single Gentlemen can be accom-
mooated With Rooms and Board In a private fam
lily where there are no more bosrders OF children,
on reasonable terms. Apply At 4A 9th street, be-
t~oeur euo VI nov 10 n
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ respectfully informs the public and all
the dealers and merchants Of this CITY, that he is
STENCIL CUTTER IN PLATES Of all sizes
for marking Linen, Silk, Cotton, &C., with in.
delible ink. He will be found at LIST street west,
No. AZ, Washington, ID.
HENRY VITALINI,
nov 25.3t* Stencil Cutter
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-, LECTURES ON CHRISTIANITY.
49, The Christianity If the Bible, as dis
tinguished from and opposed to, all Gentt!eisrl
styled christian will be treated Of In a series Of
Lectures, at Anacostia Hall, Navy Yari Hill
Washington, ID. c., by John Thomas, OF New
York, on SUNDAY, November Both, at 10 a. m =,
and 2x p. n !, and during the week at k m,
except Saturday nov 25-3t#
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~FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY
~ The members Of this Company e'e re
quested to meet at Harmc nv Hall THIS wed
nesday) EVENING, November 18th to make ar.
engagements to attend the funeral Of their late Eel.
low member, ARTHUR SPRING
II q. K CROSSFIELD SECRETARY
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7 AW BOOKS WHARTON ON HOMl
IL eide; Morris on Replevin 6res,ey's EQUITY
Eviderce; Blackburn on sale; Finlanson's
Leading Cases; Bisset on Partnership; Hind
march on Patents; Wslford's Equity Piesdirg;
Pritchard's Admiralty Digest Bsidwin's Re-
noe fRANcK TAYLOR.
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NJ RS ZIMMERMAN, CORNER OF 9Th
u1 and streets, having recently reftted her
house, 10 now prepared to accommodate persons
with Board and pleasant Rooms at moderate
rates Her house Is situated In a central and de-
sirabie part Of the city; being one square from
the Patent and Post Ofces. Table and transient
boarders can also be accommodated
nov A-it0
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R~NOTICE- DELE6ATES TO
~ the Washington Club Convention are
hereby notified that meeting or the Convention
will be held at Harmony Hail. on THURSDAY,
November s7th. at ~ O'Clock. BY order Of the
nov 25-3t* COMMIYTEE
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RoARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE .W
- corner Of Pennsylvsnis avenue and yth street
spfepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who NAV favor her
with their Patronage. Transient or liable board
can be obtained. sns~U
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FOR6ET!--THE MEN,
oA bers Of the Pioneer Club No. 2 take
great pleasure In announcing to their friends and
the public Of Washington, that their First Grand
Cotillon Party will take place on TUESDAY,
December ID, at Thorn's Building on 9TH street,
next to Odd Fellows Hall. By order Of the
nov 25-T, w, NJ ,T4t* COMMITTEE
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@NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF The
~ Fifth Ward Democratic Association
and all others wishing to participate in the com.
Ing celebration are REQ uested to meet at Casparss
Hotel, TOMORROW (Thursday) MORNING.
at O'Clock a. IN BY order:
Ii NJ WHEATLEY Sect
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NEW LIVERY STABLE,
Eighth Street. bettreea ID and E.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED A
i commodious stable on 9Th street, u
having room enough for over atty hor- -
ses. and a capital Carriage House OF "a
bv 90 feet. This establishment Ia now,A
open for the reception Of Horses on livery, and
for the hiring and selling Of horses.
He has also for rent a hne large Room immedi.
ately over his carriage house. ~ by 90 feet suita-
BILE tor almost any purpose Thereis also alec ping
brunks for persons bringing servants, and the
whole establishment Is lighted with cas-.
He would also call the attention Of persons
bringing produce to market, to the fine yard ad-
joining the stable, where wagons can be safely
secured during the night r-r. r .. l.. :.
The whole establishment 10 under the charge Of
WV. HICKS, well known TO stable nen In this
nov 2su JOHN c. COOK.
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THE FAIR WHICH WAS AN
NJ nounced In the Star few DAYS ago to
be held by the colored Ladies Of the Island, Is
now In progress on the northeast corner Of 9TH and
ID streets north; every evening from O'Clock 10
IL. Call and see them. nov Is 2t&
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JAMES 8. WEIGHS FIRST PREMlUM
FAMILY FLOUR.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING THIS Justly
w celebrated brand Of Flour, and will continue
to receive full supply during the winter We
warrant II superior to anything In the market.
We are also agents for the sale OF the following
brands, viz:
Richard b. Welch, Family
Charles L. Wood, do
Daniel Wood, do
Island Mills, do
Elizabeth Mills, do
All Of which we offer Ia Quantities TO suit pur-
chasers at the lowest MARI et prices.
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER,
nov 26-1m l01 Water st Georgetown.
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Boarding

ROARDING.-ASU SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
- Kent with Board, at 4tS street, In Union
Row, ard the immediate vicinity Of the Patent
Once. nov as-Its
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ROARDING.-ONE LARGE PARLOR AND
- large Chamber attached, handsomely furnish
Cd Tor rent Also. large font room with good
sized rooms attached, suitable for single gentle
men, or In suits for families. Board, II desired,
on the most reasonable terms. Apply at No. s65
10th street, between ID and T.. nov ss.lv
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SNUTICE THE MEMBERS OF The
NJ Buchanan and Breckenridge Club No.
l. Georgetown, ID. G will meet at there pole
TOMORROW Thursday MORNING., at 2
O'Clock Tbs Democracy Of Tenallytown will
Join US at O'Clock, and march to Democratic
headquarters, Forrest Hail. and then proceed to
Washington according to order Of the Chief Mar
shall OF the town.
JOHN w. DAWSON, President.
1t% VIM. M. OFFUTT, Sect
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A NEW BOARDING HOUsE.-MRs. G..
IAhEfNOLDSba has taken the well known com
modious boarding house on the southeast corner
OF fennsylvania avenue and n street, which is
oeing ehufeiy rented and furnished. She has
rooms for rent lat different prices according 10
tneir location, y with or without board An de-
string such accommodations will do well 10 call
before locating themselves elsewhere. noysu
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~ Virginia residing in the city, and those
on visit, who are DESTROYS OF Joining the pro-
cession TOMORROW, are requested to meet at
the nail OF the Virginia Club, corner Penn. ave-
nue. and 18th streets, at O'Clock a m TO meet
the delegation from Alexandria and fem thence
to the City Hall. w. H. WOODLEY
1t President VIRGINIA ClrIh .
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EO U N DON SATURDAY MORNING
Il last, near the Centre Market. a BAG, with
money and memorandum Of articles In Il, which
the owner can have by calling at the ofhce Of the
Star, describing the properly, and paying for this
advertisement nov l7-u
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<DEMOCRATS OF THE SEVENTH
Ward are requested to assemble at Pc.
tomac Hall TOMORROW, at o'clock a m
10 proceed in body to join the procession at CIV
Hall A meeting will be held at the above place
at ~ O'Clock TO NIGHT BY order:
8. TAYLOR, President
]. G. OFFUT, Secretary Il#
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DON'T FORGET
VNHAT SCHWARTZ & DRURY HAVE
Il opened new p ace for the sale Of -
their superior OYSTERS, No. $50 N q
llth street, second door aboveE No n.y.
other business is connected with this
so that ladies, well their servants can leay
their orders. Oysters received daily, and Away
fresh. nov % n
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YEAST POWDERS, SPICES. &c.
II SO boxes Babbitt's YEAST POWDERS
40 do do SOAP Do
10 kegs sALERATUS
do BREAD SODA
1900 lbs SAL SODA
... 10 do SALT PETRE
50 cans MUSTARD
Is do ALLSPICE,ClNNAM ,CLoVkS
10 bags GRAIN PEPPER
do Grain CLOVES and ALLSPlCE
rs lbs NUTMEGS and MACE
case INDIGO.
Just received per schooner Arctic from New
York, and for sale by -
INV o6.W,S,M,2w
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Court Of Claims The court opened at ~
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WANTED TO HIRE-A COLORED GIRL
w for Nurse Slave preferred. Call on ]
ROBINSON, 3ie Penn. avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel. row la-n
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8DON'T FORGET.-TBAT THE
M Anacostia Club give one Of their A No
1 COtillon Parties, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard, on THURSDAY EVENING, November
9th, 1885 Flattered by their former success the
committee have made extraordinary efforts to rem
der this the most agreeable party ever given by
them.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS; admitting agentle-
man and ladies, to be had OF the members and at
the door. '.f
E1eeNties COMMITTEE.
James kenton, John T Free,
AN Thompson, Saml Howell,
Thomas Berry, nov As4t*
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THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
~ to make arrangements for the reception,
on the Sd Of March next. Of the Democratic $50.
citation Of the Twelfth Ward Of Philadelphia, are
respectfully requested to meet at the National
H otel FIRST foor) THIS EVENING, at O'Clock
1t& VIM. Finn, Chairman
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VIM. W. Hubbard, of Boston, Mass-For
improvement in lathes for planning metal.
A +. johnson, of Boston, Mass For i'm
provement in stitches for sewing machines
Edward Julier, Of Sharon, Ohio.-For i'm
proved machine to aid III making spokes by
hand
George Kenny. Of milford, N H.-Ror i'm
provenent in turning circles for carriages
N c. Chamberlin and w. Filkins, of Shell
don, N Y.-For improved machine for turn
ing boot legs.
Alexander LIE Mat, of New Orleans, La -
For improvement in FIRE arms
eamuel W Phelps, of Cincinnati, Ohio
For improvement in travelling trunks
Aurelius NJ. Purnell, Of Washington, D.
air from and Dramatically sealing cans and
vessels.
Jeremiah p. Smith, of Hummelstown, Pa
For improved disk for Smelling corn.
George G. Todd, of Lynn, Mass.-For i'm
proyement in ledge keys" for making and
polishing the edges of boot and shoe soles
Chas. +. Theme, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improved gas cook and swinging joint.
Uel West and Abner Mile, of New York,
N. Y.-For improvement in the construction
Of tubular condenscrs and heaters.
VIM. Whiteley, Jr., of Springfield, Ohio -
For improved raking attachment for harvest
ers
Vim. Wright, of Hartford, Conn.--For i'm.
proyement in adjustable cut-ofs for steam
| engines.
]. Claude W hite and Robt Hay, Of Tucker
vile, Pa.-For improved apparatus for hoist.
ing coal:
Jos. A. Moore and Asahel III. Pateb. of
Louisville, Ky.-For improved finger bar ar.
| rangement for harvesters
Thomas A Chandler, Of Rockford, III, as.
signor to Harlow Herrick, of La Grange Ohio,
and Thomas A. Chandler, aforesaid. For inn
provement in hand corn planters.
VIM c. Watson, of New York, NY as.
signor to himself, Geo. H. W ooster and Morris
knight, of same place For improvement in
sewing machines.
Retssae.-RObert Grifiths. of Pbilade,nh;o
rs FOR improvement in nut machines pat.
entsd October 80, 1865; reissued Nov. Is. 1856.
Dsstga.-S. W. Gibbs, Of ALBANY. II Y
assignor to Thomas H. Wood, Henry s Huh.
bell and John u. Roberts, of Utica. NJ
For design for kitchen stoves.
AddittonaI Improvement. Geo. Crano,s
OF philadelphia, Pa.-FOr improvement in 70.
tary brick machines. Patented June 3. 1850:
additional improvement Sept Q, 1856 seoond
additional improvement Nov. 25, 1856
George Esterly, of West Prairie Wis.-Ror
improvement in harvesting machines Pat
snted October ~, 1874; additional impr,ve.
ment November Is, 1855 F-. -,
! Court Of Claims The court opened at ~
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Suicides The War Department ba, ad.
vices of the death Of irst lieutenant Trueman
K. Walbridge, of the fourth artillery. United
States Army, by suicide He was under or.
ders to join his company in Florida.
The Navy Department also has advices of
the death of lieutenant John T. Walker, U.
States Navy, by suicide. He was under orders
to embark on the W abash, to join the st. Ma.
ry's on the Pacific coast
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SAINT ANDREWS SOCIETY,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The annual
meeting Of the above society, for the election Of
officers, &c , will be held at Temperance Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING, the 9th inst, at ~
O'Clock.
Tickets for the Anniversary, which will be held
at Carusi's Saloon, on Monday evening, Decem-
Der LIST. NAV be had at the meeting By order:
novA-4t* JAMES MACWILLIAMS, Sec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA
THREk DAYS LArrR rHox rrxorr

4hhhA DAYS LATER FhON ROPE
NEw ioRS. June, lS-P. M-Ths s,-.m., I,.h,.
rived tins evening She left Liverpool on ,b. AL, .l,
'r'e aA!s alter the Eicsson The foreign paper, are
'''i hled with rrjocings for the restoration OF peac.
ENGLAND.
There Is much anxiety IN England re-p-ct;nv ,n..,
can difficulties The OF the reception of P.,, v;
J' as Minister from Nicaragua, following 90 clos. uno,
Lord carendons smicable advances served to i.,...
the excitement II is rumored that Lord Esin in 90 20
washington a Minister Penpotentiary Us the last chance
OF averting war.
ain Is h''ng out fleet to be employed against ueIi
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Cotton had recovered from its preyiou. J,c;D. ,h.
market closing hrm Sales Of the week r.,cha .o ooo
bales 'V'''N
oread''uh' dull With declining tendency. The
weather "Hs favorable for agricultural op. r- tious
Money easier. Consols closed at % g tn OIL
The Bank OF England has reduced the rate of ip,.,s.
TO per cent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
LATER FROM KANSAS

ST Louis June IA letter K.n... states th.,
the free State town of osawatoie sacked ON the 9Th
inst oyA company OF GeOrgans under Capt Whitfield. and
that Palmyra had also been sacked. The free State
men were reorgAnizng Gov. shannon had gone to For,
Leavcnworth.
Aessrs Howard and Sherman, OF the Congressional In
vesugaung committee, arrived in ST Louis to-day Mr.
oh'er' OF the same committee, stopped At Richmond Mo
'"'t WI" go To Detroit and remain fe~ DAYS Their in
Ve7uguon 1t Is said proves that of $500 votes cast
III 'e Legislative election March, 1885, only 100 were
LEGAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
PROCEEDINGS OF CoNGRFss

WASHINGTON, June l3-SeSate.-Nr Butler resumed
and finished his speech in reply to Mr. Sumner He con-
euded by saying he had convicted Sumner of error c.um
nv and misrepresentation.
ht' WILSON, o' Mass, made brief reply. and Mr. Clay
OF Alabama, also spoke. Nc Evans nf South C.roio.
then ohtanedthe floor, and the Senate adjourned
House-The House met but ther. WA M, , oro.,,.,
present, aud nothing o Importance wa. done
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
GOMMERrIAI

bAlr'NoEr' june lS-The foreign new. has produced
no '"ee' upon tie markets Flour, Wheat and Corn .tea
dy and unchanged
NEw YoRE, June l3 Flour has dec,;n.d s,,.. .,
State at IS 60 Ohio IS 90, southeruts So Wheat b..
declined FIVE cents Corn hes also declined but is unouot.
bic Stocks higher. No sales Of Virginia skies repoe
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