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IMPORTANT DECISION or rHs SECRETARY oy TIN
sR1AsvRr-NovsxRSTs or Gsr wALKsn ETC.

IMPORTANT DECISION OF THs SECRETARY ov TIN
sElAsvRr-NovsxRSTs or GEN. wALKas, arc.
WASHINGTON, August ~, 1857.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has appeal confirmed
ue iecson OF the Collector or Philadelphia that cotton
fsbrio', cords or corduroy vevseens, molassn. dread
nssseis, rcpeilsri mo'estins, coen fabric. and rng
ham we're properly charged "a per cent also connrmei
the decision Of the Collector Of New York that vslous
were properly charged "a and almonds 10 per cen,
General Walker ION here this afternoon for NahviIic
Mr.. Stephens Of eeorrs announces hlmsers candidate
TO- Congress, and decidedly su, eoureousIy Condemns
Governor walkers Ransas and thinks he should
be recalled.
Sumner D Chase has been appointed Register Of ihs
1ard Ofce OssEe, and Robert Brown Register at Fort
des Nones, Iowa.
Although the Jury In the OF dozen alleged cleo
uon rioters, were confined 10 their four days. they
we're this morning discharged being unable TO agree upon
a verdict The Court then adjourned for thu term.
10 reported that Mr.. shormsn OF Michigan has been
rendered The once OF Comnissouer Of Patents
We "s In recspa OF no New Orleans papers 10 day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Washington

News from, Washington.
rnE CORRESPONDENTS OF rArxNrs--A Nxw MINIS.
TER FROM NICARAGUA, ETC., ETC.
WARRINGTON, AaguAt II, 1887
delegation from Maryland, beaded BY Chief Justice
LcgrAnd, called upon the Prssdezt 70 day pressing the
appointment OF Col. 9. W. Hughss a. cammissoner OF
Patents Ia understood that the appointment Lee be-
tween Hughes and Judge In or the New England
Sales The hope OF those having business with the
once il that welded legal pleading WI be uom!
mated.
seaor Yrlsarri has asked to be recognized Minister
or Ncasgua He doubts that Weeskr has received any
recognition from that state Of his Transit Route grant, a. he
holds authority from that government 70 negotiate sale
or the tame.
Tho French ns!ster leaves to.morrew for Newport.
Secretary Floyd and several other members the Cabi.
net copsempaie visit 70 odlPolnt Comfort Four hun.
dred guests are now at the HygeIa Hotel.
Commissioner Denver has gone prospecting through the
Indian country with Wow OF making treaties and s1amin.
ing into the condition OF the agencies Much dssas,c
lion Ia experienced OF late with tbs missionaries During
General Duvers sbsen Col Charles ME- acts az Com.
mlssiener.
Sumner Ohass, OF Iowa, has been appointed Register at
Usage LAad ONCE wee jenkins, rosgned, and Robert
Brown, Register Of Fort De.mores, vice Walker, re-
s,guea.
ksjOr HsIss Of the &0ss gives The Washington linton
"Jesse" this evening
Msjos Lee, late United States Copsoi At Basic, died Of
locsw in this city on Saturday last He had been scc
ccn,aly wounded in the foot bya ps,o, his own hand
His remains were this morning conveyed TO Virgins
There was general hghi among the oolored gentlemen
negro church last nghs-sieks, srickbss and stones
No serious ismsge done
DOL savage, OF Tennessee, and Hen z Kiiwen are NJ
Browns. Hon n. T. Clark and HIN. Edwln Urosweu, o.,
New York, and Albert Basdell, Massachusetts, are .,
Wizards
The War Department received n dcepAoh THE morning
confirming tho bews OF the Cheyenne indians stesax 800
head Of cattle not from the army but from the .rmy
Contractors They being drives In advance OF the
ARM, ror Utah
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that che Emigration Commission have no discretion
m The matter whatever. II the Quarantine Comm;s
sioeess, the Governor, Lisu.enan.-G Governor and
Comptroller Of the State se satisfied with the build
ing thAs y sufaceut.
The city still labors under the greatev Of having
no qualified Street Commissioner to transact the b.
stress demanded by the exigences OF the season and
the ii. hts of the taxpayers. The counsel on the
republican side seem desirous Of playing legal or
Illegal game at chess, and checkmst;ng theis oppo.
pents accordingly they came armed TO the Court of
Common Pleas yesterday morning with two more
,junctiOns against Mr.. Devlin. and in obedience to
the law the counsel OF the Street Commissioner Of
the Mayor aad Commonaliy OF the city will refrain
from any further action ut present in the Common
Pleas, but will move in day or two before some
Judge Of the Supreme Court to dissolve these in
functions which have been exscted from Mr. Justice
Peabody. II is a strange and not very creditabas
fact thst judge is here pi.ted against judge, aud
when a democratic justice decides one way, an in
junction is obtained from a republican member Of
the bench Thus there may DE no end to SUIT; the
city may be destroyed by pesti.euce; necessary i'm
pfovemeuts remain at a standstili. aud yet this
Legal quibblng goes 1t Is not right that judges
shoud be made the Instruments OF politicians and
the fact that they can I've is ssropy argument
against their election by the popular vote, AMI that
they should be appointed for life. during good be-
bayor, the judges of tae federal courts. The
DeSiin and Conover controversy wall tive in the his
tory Of New York wten the bones OF the present
generation are mouidering in the dust
The Commissioners OF Heath met yesterday.
Nothing OF much importance was done. The city
and post continued in al unexampied healthy con
ditoa.
The sales Of cotton yesterday being coaanei to few
hundred bAses, ibs mA'Ss closed quite Hrn. We y
quote mdd,os upiAnds ., l5Sc and piadlng New Or
leans (which scsrce. q, 49,; per ID. The sales
Saturday Aft embraced Abo1. 500 800 bales
no, previously reported. Flour a tar Ia iern aod
Local demand. wh!s prices we're uuotaogsd wucs;
iese baoyAn s5d saes copaaet moderate o. OF
Southern eouod red at 81 20 81 Il aud white Co
si$ sos sis 81 Corn sold prs,iZ reel; =, ssc . 3d.;
Tor Western mixed Ptfk was arm. vita saies Of about
1880 bb.s, incladius 81 s2i IS $A IS, and prime
deliverable this month, at buyers o2tou q, SCI Sugars
sold 10 the esteat CT about i.i3 hhis Cuba
covsdo chiefly reclining gooJs, al s,you Ia sno,he
column. Coase quiet aud s.esdy. Freight engage
meps we're moderate and yStes unchanged.
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pn The pfesen, moment the ,blps about 70 pc = ssc
IN tnn gigantic undertaking which have srnvco wv ~
hsrbor sre TIE CJoops, tho Leopard and me Amn2 ~.
morning, and dropped ,hor 10 the IVA 49, 49,
n was expected that Mr. william Brown, ~ r. Tor nouss
Iascashire would have arrived ia ouecosfown, m q
paoy Of chairman Of The directory OF the company, ous
owing 10 domestic sctou Ia doubtful voesnsr of Dos
he will come. An idea OF the esumsuoo w Nuon -
merchant prince 10 held may be formed rom tne
the Admiral SIR W. Chads received rom we i'hu bsoss-
u,nt priv aie 10, err commanding NJ #o~n 70 os paSa-
culn attention 49,. 49,.
In sddIto, 10 tho~e actually couccyned nere have sso
.ou,e seutleen OF science representug various
ro-ex, rsercssJ where are OF almost univsruna
scl.hr,,v M william ughneuy, " whose splendid
ss.oss IN the ravne down Of the egrsphio oomnuscH-
49,, !, !. rrnhsblv sing the British goverumes can
slu,in not OF ground in India Sir william anspds o.
hehsS or the Fsst India Company, who mediate laying
400 .,rpilar nne the Persian Cuff rss
cv,l,,v 10 restored Professor Morse whose Improvements
IN ,eleeraphic commupcn ION have been universally
ssooted attends behalf OF the American governmenu
vb,Ie Inc Frencn Power represented By NJ do 10 Nass
an engineer Of eunenoc Two scientific gen,lsmeu rrous
Russia whose names shall not venture o. hsvs
ALSO arrived In the Niagara, IN which vesss they came n
FngI.nd from New York The Assmemnoo has been e.
gagged experiment on her way, paying sbous 10
miles OF cable, I'm order 10 ascertain how the nsnhrsvv
works That done, Of the line VIII be tsrsu ur
again. and the vessel will proceed.
AZ ray he OF some interest " pers,ns engaged IN
commerce 10 know the rate OF shsyss M, esrsord-
rary telegraph tue, may mention ths, though scs
dcnnely setied, vi be something like the rsllo wing,
from newfoundland 70 Ireland Gov rewxsss Of 10 wu~d~
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CLEVELAND, CmoAoo, wAuKEGAN, RACINE,
Ohio. Ills. Ills. WIS
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Dated ApriE3d, 1857.
AMENDMENT NO. Q.

Resolved BY the General Assembly Of the State Of
Odio, Threo-hfths of the members elected to each
House concurnng therein, that 1t be, and hereby Is,
proposed 10 the electors OF this State TO vote on tho
second Tuesday of October next upon the approvalor
rejection the following amendment as substitute
for the h and sixth sections of the fourth article of
the Constitution, viz: SEC. s. District Courts shall
be held in each county at leassonce in each year, by
ono more District Judges elected by the electors
of separate districts TO be prescribed by law, who
shall hold their Office for FIVE years; and during their
continuation in office shall reside In the district for
which they elected. The provisions of the four
teenth section of this article shall apply to Dstr ct
judges. The General Assembly may by law authorize
the Judges of the and Of the courts Of
common pleas, to fix the times of holding their reapee-
tive courts. Until District Judges shall have Beeh
elected and qualified District Courts shall be held by
the Judges of the Supreme Court ard ofthe Courts
Common Pleas, now authorized. Sec. 0. The Dfs-
trict Court shall have such jurisdiction as may 30
provided by law the judges thereof shall have and
exercise such power and jurisdiction at chambers and
may be required to sit judges of the courts Of Com
mon Pleas as shall be directed by law. ...-.t.. I'D.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House eofRcpresentatives. of
THOMAS Fl. FORD,
President of the Senate.t
Datel Anril al. 1877
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AMFEDMEET NO, 8,
Dated April Sd, 1857.

-. AMENDMENT NO. D. 1'
RecOlJedby the General assembly of the st ate o
ohio, Three fiths Of the members elected 10 each
branch, concurrng herein, that it be and hercbyfss
proposed TO the electors of the Statc TO vote the
second Tccsday of October next to approve reject
the following amendment substitute for the sec
ond and third sections of the tH clth article of the
Constitution. ... -..-- "a .ar,.a .
Anproperg, Persohal ana Icnl, sntl' oS suoJect 70
IN u1oy ,bg such deductions from credits may be4s-
lowed as the General Assembly may deem eXpedeni;
Provided; that burymg grounds public school hous-
es, and all other public property. and all institutions
of purely public charity, and all houses used exclu-
sivcly for public worship, shall be exemption taxa
ton; and if the total value of the person al property
of any person shall not exceed fifty dollars, thesaue
may he exempt from taxation. All property employ
ed in banking shall always bear burden Of taxtiOn
equal 10 that imposed on the property OF individuals.
..~. n. II. VAN voorhees,.
Speaker Of The House Of Rcp*esentatipss.
.t THOMAS II. FORD, -
President Of the SeHats.
Nuied Anril 3I. 1877. --- -. \ .---l-.- ~
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

GREAT SUCCESS is always the most
VI conclusive proof Of great merit. judged by thte
test there is no labor saving maehine before the pub
After the highest reputation In The United
States. they were exhibited at the late aExpostion
URiverselle' in France, where they carried OF the
highest premium; and great mandatory In which
to make them has been builtin Paris. -
IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY .
In which sewing is to be done these machines Can us
used with Immense profit As the speed of the Rail-
way train is TO travelling on foot, so ts sewing win
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage trimmer,
saddler, hatter ETC., etc., should be without The
fair profit OF using one Of these machines, regularly
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
In all private families where there is much sewing
10 be done, these machines invaluable assis
tance Planters and hotel keepers find them particu-
larry conv enient and profitable These machines are
simple in their construction and very strong and du-
rable, being the only kind of Sewing Machine ever
made by which every sort Of work. coarse or fine, can
be perfectly executed. Thousands of inferior and
worthless Sewing Machines have been made and sold
under various names, but Singers Machines alone
have been found everywhere to satisfy the wants OF
Piah printed instructions for using are sent with
each machine, from which any readily acquire
the art of managing them. The machines are packed
securely to go to any part of the world To all per-
sons desiring more particular information will, on
application BY letter at either Of Offices forward
copy Of 1. M. Singer & Coils Gazette, paper whcuy
devoted 10 the Sewing Machine interest.
r.1y s...s #Uar /. M. SINGER & CO., ..
Principal Office, No. 323 Broadway, New York.
-s E sHE BRANCH oFF1cKs. f..
No. AZ Hanovor street, Boston,
No.H Chapel street, New Haven, CT
Gloversville, MY. g.
No. 274 Broad street, Newark, N. ], ..+
No. 142 Chestn ut street, Philadelphia.
No. Jos Baltimore street, Baltimore 4 r.
No. 30 Westminster street, Providence, RI.
No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati. %
No. 65 North Fourth street, St Louis.
No. 81 st. Charles street, New Orleans. T
No. 90 Dauphin street, Mobile. .,.-
December II, lS56-Iy ...
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PREATISS, NOPKINS & COMPANY,
The Age of Steam
+ AND SPACE ANNIHILATEDl

l. Twenty ys re- ago, oods were from two TO Six
weeks coming rom New DIX now one week lS con-
ishing has been facilities for transportation, we
would state that the large and varied Stock OF
since purchased in New York, (auI being later than
usual purchased at very low fgures,) rolling
in on US, AMI not knowing where to stow away such
pile, We have commenced selling them at such
prices as must soon give us room for another stock.
Everybody will please call and get what they want,
while the assortment is full.
We would say to those who cannot bring Cheese,
Butter, or any Kind of Produce, that we still take
MONEY. PRENTISS, HOPKINS & CO.
Rayenna Nav = 1877
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ONE 20 DOLLAR
WILL BIZ Y

- ..r W I'LL b u Y .....g..tst -
ONE OF THE BEST. .PURGATIVE AND
" LIVER MEDICINES now before the public,
namely, Or. SANroRD's INvIeoRAToR OR LIVER REM
EDY, that acts as CathaTtic easier, ,milder and
more efectual than any other medicine known.
~ 1t Is not only Cathartic, but Liver Remedy,
-acnng hrst on The Liver to eject It's morbid mat.
ter, then on the stomach and bowels 10 carry off
that matter. thus accomplishing two purposes ef-
fectually without any of the painful feelings ex-
Experienced In the operations Of most Cathartics-
it strengthens the system at the same time that 1t
~Npurges II, and when taken daily in moderate
doses viii strengthen aud build it up with unusual
ESS DR.. Sanfords Invgoratori is scompoundcd entire-
ly from new articles of medicine, namely, Gums.
~ some idea of the strength of these gums may be
<~"iormed when 1t is known that one bottle OF the
~ LnVlgorator contains as much strength one hun
Odred doses of Calomel, Without any of its delet-
- erious effects.
r Though possessing rare medicinal powers, these
-, Guiirs nave been bat little known to ply scians
- and never used in their prescriptions until used
In the form Of the lnytgorator, which met with
such unprecedented snceess as to induce the pro.
Prieor to oicrit as a. amily medicine tried and
I'- k@own in s effects. Il thas rarely ever failed to
cGre hiver Complaintsin1thoir worst ferns.
. indigestion being caused by derangea Liver
A.Sis.eured when the Liver is excited to action
tN Jaundce is caused by an improper action of the
Liver, and as aproof that the fnvigora.oY
= this disease, let any one troubled with Janudise
l. take the Invgorator regulnriY> one week, and
their skin will begin to its original color
Costlveness can be permanently cured by the
- ihVlgorator. Take it in small doses on retiring,
land it assists nature in her operations By grad.
uaiy diminishing the dose, the bowels are left in
-heathy and active state, and work as regularly as
clock work. Sick Headache is very soon rcliev-
ed by taking double dose of The Invigoraior
stomach.
For an over loaded stomach it has no eoual. MS
IOhrelieyes all oppressive uneasy effects after
-eating heartily. For a family medicine gencr-
As a VINO use it. speak in the highest terms.
'mendcd as a cure for Liver Complauts and all
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Dated April Sd, 1857.
AMENDMENT NO. a.

-||--| ~ AWENUMENI MO- 4s .---T
Res0lUed by the General assembly Of the State .o
Ohio, Three hths of the members elected to each
house, concurrlg therein, that it be and hereby is
proposed to the electors Of the State, on the secoe
Tuesday of October next to or cect the fol-
lowing amcndmen mt lis substitute for the first and
second sections of the thirteenth article of the Con-
stitution. Viz Corporations Of every description
shall be created, and corporate powers granted only
by general laws which shall define the powers, privi
leges and immunties and prescribe the Duties ana
liabilities each class descriptions of corp lions,
but the General Assembly may enact special lawsfor
che relief Of corporations in peculiar cases. and may
make special provisions in regard to corporations in
cases Nherefrom the peculiar location or interests
such special provisions required, aud may frots
time to time alter repeal all such laws, are
thorizcd by this section. -.tta. .i-g HH
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker oftkc House of Representative,
81. ..' ... THOMAS II. FORD, :,
!s.h President Of tke Senate.
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Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.

IMPORTANT to travellers for the NORTH
L western States! New railroad route between
Baltimore, CleveIal d and Chicago! Opening OF the
Cleveland and Ohio river railroad
The Cleveland aud Ohio River R ilroad is fully
onpletcd and Cldn'!dr trade and tray Ell 1rom Ceve
land and BeIarr on The Ohio river, ,iodr .Nes below
Wheeling. At BelaiTe this new and most desirable
road connects directly with the Baltimore and oE!o
Railroad from Baltimore and Washington, by steam.
boat ferry across the Ohio to Benwood, but quarter
off mile distant. This forms Il most delightful route
from Baltimore and Washington to Cleveland, San.
dusky. Tole6o Detroit, Chicago, ard uf places nthe
great North-west. baggage is checked through tC
Cleveland anI Chicago from Baltimore and Wus
iEgton by this route, saving trave M trouble and
expense OF the journey. .
TIME TABLE.
Three trains Start from Baltimore at 6 d and 30
A. NJ, (eXcept Sunday and p. N. daily, direct for
Cleveland and points beyond.
The connecting trains start from Washington al .
A. NJ. and Il p. M. On Sundays at Al p. NJ. only.
Passenger trains leave WHEELING daily at 6 50
A. 81. ana 4.2O Pm. Wheeling time. The Mail train
daily Except Sundays at 55 M; will receive and
discharge passengers at all the principal stations
The Express train daily at 420 M, will receive and
discharge passengers at the following stations only
Renwood, Moundsville, Cameron, Burton, Fairmont.
Ferterman, CIR ftoD, Newburg, Rowlesburg, Pied.
mont, Cumberland, Sir Johns Run, Marnsbu
Harper's Ferry, Monoeacy, Sykesville, Washington
Junction. -
The trains will arrive at WHEELING as follows:
The Mail traiu at 410 A. daily; the Express at 80
P. NJ. daily. =
By order of W. s. wooDsIDE, supt.
May 81, 1857 J. b. FORD, Agent.
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Fancy Goods.

M RS. MERIT is receiving her Spring
III Millinery and Fancy Goods, to which we inyite
attention. Straw and Tuscan Bonnets, Beached n
home, and trimmed to order. You will And Skirts.
Corsets, Shoes, Hose and Embroideries. Stamps foi
embroidery &c. Stamping done TO order.
Please accept our thanks for past faYors.
Ravenna, April I6lh, 1857. ~ 6~'s - h iy& .
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MAHOGANY SOFAS, Tete. a.Tetes,
LII Lounges, Rocking Chairs, Marble Top Centre
Tables Parlor Chairs, Mahogany Centre and Side
Tables, Office chairs, Corner and Quartette stands,
Cane seat and Dining chairs, Washstands, Piano
stools, Secretarses Bureaus Book cases. hair cotton
straw and husk Marassos, hair Pillows, ETC., etc for
sale at low figures at l. & J. VANCE'S
May IA, 1857 Furniture Denot
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pICTURE .FRAMES.--A large assort.
l. mens, gilt, rosewood, maho gapy, etc.. on hand
and made to order at short notice. I:& .. VANCE,
May IA, 1857 No. 7 Phoenix Black
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Singers Sewing Machines
TO The Fashionable.
A. OU CHI E

A. BOUCHE eE..
g,fT1n HAS again commenced Boot and Shoe mf71c
EVlV manufacturing, one door south of the HV1
v u& RAVENNA HOUSE. He is thankful forF w
pastfav ors, and hopes for continuance of public
patronage. Having been foreman In several of ths
best shops in different cities in the Union, he feel
in pledeing himself to give entire salts
faction to his customers.
: REPAIRING on short notice, in good or
der. Particular attention paid TO cash customers.
Ravenna. April 16-Iy. f.a
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+ OOKING GLASS PLATES. French
~ glass and Franklin glass; cut to any desired pat.
tern for filling frames, at I.&J. VANCE'St
May II, 1857 M raN Furniture Denot.
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WaMtcd.

900 BeefHides; 500 Calf Skins and i 900
CUU Sheep Pehs, for which will pay the hietes
market price In cash. or Boots and Shoes at my Boos
q Shoe Stofein Ravenno; where Ihave now on hand
large assortment OF Doors, SHOES, RuBBERs,. DC,
Sole Leather, Lining Skins and Shoemaker's Finding
constantly on hand all of which will sold Ia sms
profit for cash ready pay. 1ft #85 ss1Ss- tTtc'
Oct. Q, 1856 s..sI = JOHN GILIIS.
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