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"If there be those either North or South who desire
administration for the North against the South.
or for the South against the NORTH they are not
the men who should give their suffrages TO me.
For my own part know only my country, my whole
country, and nothing but my country"
MtLLARD FILLMoREs SPEECH IN New YORK
The foundation Of my preference is, that Mr..
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern
rnent with signal success and ability. He has
been tried and found true, faithful honest and
scientious wish TO say nothing in derogaton from
his eminent competitors, Webster and Scott they
have both rendered great services to their country
the ono in the field. and the other in The Cabinet.
They might possibly administer rhe government as
we'll MS Mr.. Fillmore has done. But then neither OF
Them has been tired hi has been tried in the eeya-
ted position he holds, and Ithink that prudence
and wisdom bad better restrain us from ma&iug apv
chapge without necessity for it. the ext tence OF
which do not perceive. 20 kay's letter 10 Ulkma,,a,
March 6M 1852 4 5 v =
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Of Mr. SrspHsKs, cf @. ore'a. with the additional
section Offered by Nj. Dusk. Of Iniia,a
Mr. McMULLEN, Of Virginia, moved to " con-
side. the vote. by which the main qu st.on was Or
dsred on Saturday last.
Mr. GIDDISGS Of Ohio. moved 20 lay The mo-
ton reconsider on the fsh E; which motion was
agreed TO. Yeas 90, days 80
Mr.. GROW then closed the debate Oh the bin,
10 accordance with the prisi' gn grant d Ia tho
member reporting measure unde- consid. iatior.
He appealed to the friends Il the bill 10 vote down
the motion to refer the bil which he confsi ded, II
agreed TO, would prove tamou' to the defeat OF
the measure. lie also oppos, Mr.. SrEPHhxss
substitute, declaring that he had no faith In any
measure of redress fos th, people of Kansas. the
execution of which should be intrusted TO the Adj
minis ration.
He maintained that. In forming State consiiiu-
ton, the people of Kansas lad not act d illegally,
and reviewed the argument, Of Mr.. iPHENs n
support Of slavery. lie was still speaking when
our report closed. 4st8
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members of the National En-
cc'stisc Committee Of the AmericGn Party, have
pleasure in announcing to the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
OF the AMERICAN ORGAN, as ain authoritative eapo-
sent aud aduoeGtsof the principles Of the Anari-
car. Farsy, have been completed. As 81
Recommending its labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
AMERICAN ORGAN to the generous confidence OF
the Amtrican Party, in every section Of the Con-
federacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widcet circulation st gvstf .s.s Ii $50
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, OF Ky.
SOLOMON q. HAVEN, ofN. Y -
j. MORRISON HARRIS, Of Nd
JACOB BROOM, Penn Fa ta5s9
WASHINGTON CRY, D. c., May 18th, 1856.
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rSy- alleys Magical Pam Extractor. =

~ alleys Mayicai Pam Extractor. =
There has been discovery made In Materia Me'ea
whereby pain be quickly alhysd and where parts
in high OF Inflammation can he so rapid reduced
their natural sate where wounds and sores can be
so thoroughly and rapidly healed, and decayed parts re-
stored without either defect, than with DALLEiS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts Wound, Sprains, and Bruises Casualties to
which children constantly subec the action Of the
genuine Daey's Pain Extractor Is the same. How
much pain and suffering ay thus be prevented Mors-
over life itself often dependent npcu having NJ Sndtc
genuine Daley Extractor and 70, particulars OF which,
respectfully refer my printed pamphlets, for the truth Of
which hold myself responsible
No Pain genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraved label with the signatures OF e. "
Ccssner Co., propretors, and Henry Daley, nanulac-
turer Price % cents per box. ssGatsesGl
80 AL orders should be addressed 70 . IL "a 4-i e
C. CLICKENER CO..
81, Barclay street. New York.
ror sale by Charles Sott and Marin Palmer, and all
yrugpists. nps-eod
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= IIoofland,s German Bi ters iake the

ty- Hoofland,s German Bi tiers take tho
lead EATosros, CSC July IA. 1875.
DEAR Sin Your German Bitt.rs taking the lead
All other medicines for chronic diseases &c and SELL
ing rapidly Please send another box immediately, or
we shall be out before IL arrives.
Truly yours, LYNCH DAVIS.
DR. Z. L. Strohecker said:
MACON Csc January l 1851.
al am happy soy that your German Bitter are gain
ing great repu It.iLk l. viii, IN utare eel very
rapidly"
w. Maxey Co. said:
aMosrIcELLo, GEO. October 1859.
.Your Bi;ters, though entieey unknown tefte Ia this
county, have sold rapidly, and given satisfaction
ssss adys, tissD,1ns $500 n Il julie u I'm
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THIRTY-FOUKTH CONGR Ess
FIRST SESSION.
sENATE.
MONDAY. June 80. 1855.

I A number Of memorials we're presented, and
appropriately referred. fvh 2kIftst
I hr. CLAYTON calisd up the re@Dlusion 70 era
he the Secretary Of the Sase Depdrtment 70 pay
70 the clsrks Of that Department. thes me- cempen'
satioo paid - e,ssks = IL ssns erase 10 osner
IL 81, msossnS % 0sffrniA additional stands
,of arms ~ aka - and spsaesd. s..t
!. N. DOO6iAA, hom ths Coumlttse on TERI
-<svisar - whum wos ee0misssd ysriocs bills In
100 y Eassas uAeaes. wss rsa&ns biz report
MDGA sor ro9oss g o..2Iaos s,ll Fl sossarg- Il y
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~ Wanted at this Office immediately, a
local editor; one familiar with the city and
competent in every respect for this position
No one need apply who is not well known TO
be an american 10 the party meaning of
that term. A man who has had experience
would be preferred. He must be active, intel
ligent, and in all respects reliable. ss
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In this city, on Sunday. the 18th ms ant, GEORGE
BENEDICT, ynungess s,n # George L. md Ann =.
Raub, aged months and days.
After brief lness in this city, on the 26th In
stanr much lamentsd by large. crces OF iren :,
Major j. = b. KINGSBURi, + ,ra. rly Of the 9th
reo,ment United sta es Infantry aged 81 Year,.
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From Kansas -The FsgA 6csween tie As1sosl
rioas oad United lStakes Tnoopx

oHicAoo, June 21,--By. sdvices from Kansas w
learn that the party Of Assourians, before report
cd dispsrsed on the 10Th instant, by the troops
under Col sumner, consisted Of eighty well armed
mso. AT FIRST they allowed eight, but 1t the FIRST
volley from Col Summers trocps they made a
rapid retrsst throwing away their arms and accoo-
srernents
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MARRIED,

On the goth of May st. at Whttaker's Chapel.
North Carolina, by the Rev II. b. Whttaksr,
THOMAS @. HUNTER, Esq. # Halifax Aor.h
Carolina to Mrs. ANNIE Il. WHEAT, f.rm-ry Vt
this city. faa ~ 81
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y he DpBAxER tssed, az the 6ryt business IN
ord>e. n coQ6dsfsticp o. the biu i6s the admis
ION q ~ uea1a e Ksnsss Into the Union, The
ausstscs bsinG q. The notoa 70 rsfsr the bill 70
the Committss Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, With instrpcficns 70 report the substitute
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Mr.. FilImore's Arrival Home Enthusias-
Z tic Reception by his Friends and Neigh
- Ta.l RnrrA1n Inna 1a 1876

Mt IA BUFFALo, June %, 1856.
Mr.. F1llmore's reception was the greatest public
demonstration that ever t,anspired in this city
Early in the morning the stores and public build
ings were lavishly decorated with flags and banners
and dc vices in the best taste imaginable. Main
street was perfectly covered with ornaments in the
shape of flags. Nearly every building for seven or
eight squares was decorated. The shipping In the
hsrbor had bunting flying at their mast heads.
Mr. Fillmore arrived at o'clock in the after
noon, via the Falls road The procession formed
at the depot 1t was composed of military, the
city fremen, the Board Of Trade, and private cti-
xens. 1t was half an hour In passing given point.
II paraded through the principal streets to Niagara
square, where stand was erected After reach
ing the platform thirteen young ladies, dressed In
white, came forward, and each presented Mr.. Fill
moro with . bouquet. HI. w. Rogers then deliv-
cred an address on behalf OF the citizens, welcom-
ing Mr. Fillmore home. Mr.. Fillmore replied,
thanking them for the compliment bestowed by
his f.llow-citizens, without party reference, and
reverting to his tour In Europe, contrasting the
condition Of that continent with this adding he
received congratulations not Is party affair, but
a. from old friends, whom he bad known for thirty
years. He closed by thanking his fiends for the
cordial manner in Which they hsd welcomed him
home. ~ .6 .tcgeNseeH
He then retired to his residence, escorted by the
military, and cheered by the large crowd present
The streets were perfectly crowded, but everything
went OF In peifsct order. eefss,
- m = n - " ~ a. m - n IL CaaN 4, n q q
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american Rifi,m, n, Attenti u!

mn American Rifl,m n, Attenti II! You
q hare herrby notified hat special meet u q the
~ M Corps vii b. Id on Tue day nir &, July LIT
:. = Tor tn lpos. nj XII & srrng msn f,r the
Fourth Of july It is urgently reln : I'd tina every
1 b. oad u p's'' z. HUNT, ss
june 30-2t Secea y.
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To Weekly Advertisers.

Those of our advertisers whose favors are in
serted in our soeskly are advised that their bills
nust be settled to 1st July during this Desk,
otherwise their advertisements cannot be con-
tinued in the weekly. They are also advised
that forasmuch as our weekly paper is design
ed for the present as a purely political paper,
and win be a campaign paper from the next
issue ION Saturday of this weekly till the mid
die Of November next we can only admit a
very limited number Of advertisements into it,
and shall only admit such as arc regu' arly paid
for, at our published rates of ten Gems per line,
ercept where We are already under contract at
quarterly or yearly rates We add to our list
on Saturday next some thousands Of campaign
subscribers, which, with the number OF yearly
subscribers daily added, will make our present
weekly list very large one, and therefore de-
sirable as an advertising medium but we can
not take new advertisements or continue old
ones, unless our terms are promptly complied
with All present advertisements in the Ssss-
Ey, not duly paid for before Thursday P. N. Of
this week, will BE- discontinued.
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80 Hc,loway,s Olntm nt.--Th, fr.' saI-

geoas OF this great generously ard noby rec
otnmend ng this celebrated 0nment to their patients an
public generally ensctuai for wounds sores, and
ulcers, even when all other means have failed 3
sold at the manufacturers No. ~, Maien Lane, New
York and No a Strand London and by all rngrista 1T
IS cents, C2x cents, and 81 per pot. june 30
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az We invite attention TO the article signed
,"Acbaies," showing the infamous neglect Of OH
ciai duty Oh the part of Frank Pierce win some
Of bis friends 81 be has sny) ofor any apology for
himf fsa Il a4
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IiOi FOR THE AMERICAN MASS
MEE1INGl saa pp a4

sSy The m SmDcrs 81 Wd-nHstoE dtnFS
No. 2, j. S. A., Will meet at Temperance Halt o.
Monday evening, ut o'cock, and m ich 10 the
Kings Palace" on Pc nsylvsnia avenue between
fifteenth and Seventeenth reefs, To me- Camn NO.
4, from Georgetown, and then to cornsr Il Th ri
street and Pennsylvaria ave ne, where Camp NO.
will jim them. The united CAMPS will then proceed
to the City Hall.
Boysl If yo, hurr for Sam, the walnut and heroic
Dexter napkins will arrest Won su
tune 80 1t wILFRED MONTRFSSOR.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLiDNTED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.
The following are the drawn numb RS Of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class K, drawn Juno
Q 1885: 4Ts
4s % % SO 2 60 so 81 30 IL 81 90 4
The following are the drawn numbers Of the Par
sapsco Institute Lottery, Glass No. $50, drawn June
20, 1856:
10 10 61 o 8 Is sc 40 81 "a SO 81
r FRANCE a CO.
u II McpaAIL Commissioners June 20
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DROPOSAIS Will BE RECEIyED
bv the nndersig Ell until Thur-d y, tbs 18Th
day Of July, at II oc ock for eonslruc ing an CHI
over the run on North Capitol street, Third Ward,
and the grading Cf III. same.
II Is II b. OWENS
e.h. Commissioner IL the I'd ani 9TH W.rds.
n CHARLES THoMA. ~ Il
@ CHAIR ES T. UliLMtN,
iune So Assist .nt Commit soners
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Touching at Bl ok s.ones to hard th,ss VIII, may
wi.h 10 rtor there end re- oh Pney Point BY A. NJ
on he m rnirg Of the 4th, whrre cv,ry raliral Ell
,ovnent m ~ be OK eced in the int / ciual tire
which will BE- aft ,ricd by The O. the day. Hon.
William H. Trav,rs, ard III lnxur ous fare OF the
place; ,he festiviues closing with Grand all at
night
On the next day, (saturd IVY after breakfast, the
Pow hatan VIII m Ike excursion 10 Point L'ok Out
and lar cut the br ad Of thu Oh IS ipeakc
BAY. returning TO the Point in time for di ner.
On Sunday, aft breakf a., ,hs VIII visit st.
Msry's river, touch nj 81. In gos for tbs pnrp se
allowing those who may desire 20 attend church at
that pl CO an 0 portunuy Of so dong; IN from
thence proce up the river 70 The larry Ssol nary
which stands the naow,d spot lin traf.d by tho
la ding Of the frat Pilgr m-o' n ,ryland wh.rs ..
.. myers can pass an ,hyr or sso in vi wing the
gronnds on which -four shes one of the old inu-
b rry tree planted NV Lord himsre. a
Returning the boat VIII TAX. on bari those eho
nay have q ppcd ~ Inig,s and 70 CHI the p at
In time for d.nner and rem in th>re mt O'Clock,
Il which hour shs viii take her parut-e for Was
ington where shs viii arrive at a. NJ, ON Monday
Fan ior the Excursion TREE DOLLARS; Child.
rsp under ten vars cf age, half p ice. Meals and
shte-rooms extra.
For further information apply 70
GEORGE MkTTiNGLY,
june tA-d4t General ,perintsnlant
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Ids - DO 1oic OOast fOf " 10 Dut bn0 roOVfu0o
opinion Of Thorwslsden. Why such q man should
be treated by the President with such arrogant die
dain 10 passing strangef a 4sgp r4sd asai
Mr. Powers has .ust finished statue emb1emat-
ic of his beloved native oountry--Amsrica- have
never seen IL myself but I have heard large num-
Der speak Of Il who have had that pleasure. They
unanimously declare the statue, In attitude and
preston, to be ct indictment Of the simplicity
and majesty Of our glorious Republic Many d
these persons have, ! understand, sxpressed this
opinion TO tho President, and respectfully urged
him TO discharge the trust resulting 70 him from
the lsgislstion Of Congress- by requesting Mr..
Powers to transmit the statue, without delay to
washington. But the President always turns the
conversation 10 other topics, and bsoonss~ssnsnly
tsciturn II his hint b dIsrsgardsd. This :huucr'
Of bis b insxpliosbis. 5rsg sa r. d
When the appropriated was srss nsds be en-
proceed much sAtishstisn and, h Aprn, 1854, IA
sh6s3ssd and reqossssd ssDtisman Of tbis dlzy %
hSotm Mr.. Powers ~ b might coon ssVset .
isessr from hin, tbs rrssidsnk Nsss sbsa syesr
49, j,Apssd. snd ~ enly be- II. risres dEeosd
u H. pvv~iss - sddssss ~. pswus On - suss
jsst bst hss never ssss osussd hin 70 b diete
hksnsd u de pssa0s - - acysspsiA6aR 1ss
su.A treatment csssos NJ b oaae5ingsss ~
nssssrs- Apxiosa, TOR ysAsA y rsa1n - - -
tive lsnd, vhsnsvsr b sssA tAhs IL journey
without ssriouaiy eoupssaiung M hs~ssA he
tidinC Of the unsolicited heoss psid % him ~
Congress- Sled him and HE family With ths hsppA
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8 lie O'Clock. when his breakfast was brought to
him, no WAS doad and cold. Physicians were at
once cent for, AID they pronounced life extinct
and were of opinion that be had been dead some
Time. He was lying upon bis bed, and the knife
with which the deed was committed was lying just
beneath his right hand, from which it had appar.
emily dropped.
The knife was common table knife, with a
German silver blade and handle of came material,
and was quite dull--as much 90 as ordinary knives
Of this character. The means resorted TO TO produce
death was 70 make an incision upon the jeff arm,
near the elbow, and cutting the fcshy Part Of the
arm down to the bone, laying open borrid wound
Two large arteries were completely severed, and
death must ! ave ensued speedily, and without a
singls strugsls-at least such wss the opinion of
the physiciaos 3tst
James Sullivan Ii native Of England and waa
carly " his transported 10 Sydney for theft. He
arrived in New York whiss4ait young. and was
at opos rsoognissd Is distinguished English prize
fighter. Upon his arrival there be opened What
Wa oslIed the Saw Dust House." and gave ont
that be was Ieposing upon his lsurels and could
not b. successfully disturbed -
The frss prize fight 10 which he was engaged
In this country, vas with Vincent Hsmmond, on
the 20sh AZ September nssr Philsdelphia, fcr tIoO
side, and which ~ won N I'm minutes. He next
fought Tom Hysn sight days Afterwards. and vac
best-n sflsr confess q two hours and 6fy-6ve
minutaa His third fight was with . man By the
name a Sscor, on the a9d January, lsl2. for $500
sidd, and in which be wss the victor altar sixty.
sevso rounds. The fourth was With Bell, on the
10th Of August 1912, 10 which Sullivan came of
first bed After thirty five minutes. He Afterwards,
10 is<1, fought With an Englishman, vho came
over 70 contend for the Aurais which Sullivan hsd
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are mistaken"
In these simple inquiries and their answers
thewholcN North, aye, aud the whole country, are
presented with the consequences Of . sectional
contest, in language familiar to the most com.
mon mind, and no man, North or South, sche
has a spark efpatriotisri, in view of the inev.
table consequences which would follow the
success Of such sectional contest, win persis,
in forcing it upon the country.
II is our firm belief that every patriotic
" American" at the North, and elsewhere in
tho whole Union, viii, before the election
transpires, rally. to the support Of our truly
national candidate for the Presidency, and
that the pseudo Republican candidate win only
obtain the SURFACES Of those who follow in the
lead Of Bishop Hughes, William h. Seward
and the German philosophers Of the Northwest
These elements which are under the influence
Of Bishop Hughes, and the Gsrn,aa ssJsisl
press, have hitherto given their weight ard
influence 10 the Pseudo Democratic candidates.
for ONO, --~oso, they win be coocenhatsd. In
union with the cohorts Of Seward aud 0rsslsy.
upon John g. Frsuout, and this fua % vSD -
Gar diminish Mr.. BuchsnAn's voss ia TIE Nossh-
ern and Middle Ststse, - to leave Mr. Fil,nsts
plhraiisy In nearly o. quite al Of the North
crn and Nothwcssssn SsaAss, whsrs conssrva.
tisu IL rapidly on tie increase, and where such
arguments, as Mr. Fillmore advanced at Alba
ny, win have most salutary effect
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For the purpose Of eel brating . Fourth Of July,
on which occasion portion of tn arrangeme Is
will embrace an Grafton and Ba Ia the Pout,
5.3 together with a display OF Firewort 8 du.
ring the evening Of thu Fourth
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WANTED TO GO BACK TO SLAVERY New
York Herald tells 3 story of colored woman
named Dianna, who some two years since was
purchased from her owner, 8 F. Could Esq, of
Edgehed, South Carolina by abolitionists residing
In New York. The Herald states that Dianns
came to this city and nursed her mother until she
died, when, having no relatives or friends here,
and being out Of employment she naturally enough
desired to return to the home of her childhood,
where her husband and children are still living
Hearing that Col M. Frazer, a neighbor of her
former master, was In the city, she called upon him
TO take her back to her old home as she was heart
lily sick Of freedom. Col Frazer consented. and
on Friday the pair left for the sunny South where
under the shade Of the palmetto, Dianna viii
again have an opportunity of enjoying all the com.
fort she can ever want
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MCBIarCINHe.

TrH SsHHsUH4E KS AND AT THEM
BoYs...-Demol,sh with that wespon OF dsf:ncS
iassaat R 4, Coughs, Cold: an, meat A, sas
Let NOT The sweet s,sss % Sas Az to he
a.ns hsIm ~ Health and vigor and II you have the
sissse symptoms Of coughs or colds take th1s stand.
ard Of al medicine LKosARps iHsFAHf nELikf
AT p,t.s q cent per bottle, bottles dollar.
70 be had OF Duvsl l. Norton, a. Bodeker g 3
M zschrisson, Grubhs l. Apperson, and oil
R,,1r, .,ists In the State Of Virginia
DsInsSSpsIss.l. Agents. Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Co.
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FIRST ARREST UNDER THE INSPECTION LAW -
The new law for searching vessels went into ope-
ration Saturday. On that day, Capt. Clark, of
the pilot boat York, brought the schr. Hannah and
Abigail back into Norfolk, having found young
negro on board with no free papers. The boy
proved to be free, and the captain and vessel
releaaed
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BALTIMORE, April Flour lower; Howard Street
and Ohio closed at ST. Wheat higher; red $1,000
81 g. white 1901 go Corn Q trife hi gher yellow
Thy n.easure) 56057c Provisions moderately active,
but unchanged.
New YORK, April Flour quiet; STANDARD South.
ern S7.504$8; Family do. $8.06D3a25 Is; other brands
unchanged. Wheat frner; Southern white Sl92
Corn firm and unchanged. Pork advanced; Mess S Is
81. Beef and Lard unchanged. Ohio Whiskey 29i
New ORLEANS, March Sl.-Cotton SITTER with
sales of 5000 bales middng quoted at 81. Mess Pork
$3.50. Prime Beef $iO50.
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DINNER TO REPRESENTATIVES ON Wedne..
day last the constituents of Senators Cregh and
Gen. w. A. Davis, representatives from the coun.
ty of Greenbrier, gave them a public dinner in
Aewisourg which, according to the Era, was a
very spirited affair, speeches were made, toasts
drunk, &c -, -
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kansas suBscRIPTroNs-The Muscogee, Ga,
Emigration Society Acknowledges the receipt of
the. following subscriptions: Hon. r. Toombs, 500.
Hon. A. Iverson, $l00, Hon. M G. Wellborn, SlOO
Geo. Hargraves, Esq, 500, Hon. NJ G.. Crawford
$50, and Col ] Lomax $50
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Hon. s. R. MALLORY Chairman of Senate Com.
mittee on Naval Affairs, arrived on Sunday last
from Washington. and dined on board the u S.
steam frigate Merrimac. He LETT Monday morn.
ing on the Southern train for his home in Florida
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HON. T. H. BAYLY-This gentleman arrived il
Petersburg on Friday last from Charleston. Hi
health is still feeble, but sensibly improved III,
is sojourning at the residence of Judge May,