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The namo OF person viii be upon books
payment Of the subscription b. made In advance.
D sub orbors may money BY letter risk
will be assumed by taIrse,e ~ sale
COUNTRY Iab.ed weekly during the sessions
oi Congress, and semi weekly during the
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pruportioued o tho above annual
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nor SALE.--A large and commodious brick dwell
ing house three stories high handsomely finished
syc having dry collar buildings
fixtures throughout commands from the
siye view a tho Poiomae II Is
streets In desirable ncighborhood
walk d tue Presidents House Also the
joining rcquiehc whole making continuous frontage on q
street Of 170 feet, by $50 In depth.
Apply Mr. samuel sto,i isth, Edwards street
the premises,
June IT--ead1mt
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1857

oopiSsfry aear oGceen George Gibson, eommssay gen
era assistant Captain NJ d. l. Simpson, SIX clerks aud one meSss'
ger
Surgeon Caerals 0Gen. Thomas lawson, surgeon general
assistants r. c. Wood and Dr. G. X Wood; three clerks
Engineer Joseph G. Toen, chief engineer assistant
Captain H. @. Wright Ave clerks and one messenger
7qpaJca B,ueaCol j. Albert colonel OF the corps as
sistan Captain Woodruff four clerks
H. Craig colonel Of ordnance assistant,
Capt. Maynadier; eight clerks and messenger
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For Kansas end Missouri River.

FINHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
Il daily trains between
WIN Lightning Line" Of Missoarrer packets
city daily the arrival OF the
and passengers for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington Kansas
worth, Weston ST Joseph, and a points
Through rom ST. Louis Kansas
hours ahead Of boats starting from 81 Louie.
The Lightning Limo packets
required ai passengers ard
delayed freight way Through
tickets be purchased in tho principal cities
at the Offices Ia 81 Louis. I. McKlRsICK,
May 22-df Assit s,r,f
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United States Mail.
VIRGINIA.

Posr OftIoR DEPARTMENT June s, 1867. {
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
IL states from list September 1857, 30h June 1850,
following in the State ylReNa aud speci
fed viii be department g.
p M OF the Gath day Of July be decided the following
day
NO b26S From Hrronbnrg Dayton Bigewnter
Mount Solon psrnassus, Augusta Springs Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs, Dcericld, Goverdae
Valley, to Bath Alum, 90 miles and back, threc a
horse coaches.
Leave Harrisonburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
A.
Arrive Bath Alum by o., d. M.
Leave Bath Alum Tuesday, Thursday, al 4
a. m.
Arrive at Harrsonburg by 0, p. IN
For forms
and requirements 70 he cuaced in Tho
meni OF January H. 1850 February 1885,
or either Of them pamphlet orm principal post Offices
AARON v. BROWN,
Postmaster General.
June e-1aw4w
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IT j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
Ie southwest corner of and Twelfth streets, Washington D.
Apll-dBt
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NO. 5z5l
BY the President of the United States.

RV nT
- >S .----- ......< -.
In pursuance of law, j, FRANKLIN PlERCE
he OF
tnoy he held
offices The TproRy on OREGON at periods
nn,ad ,o vi
:.
Al the land once at OREGON urf comneheh on houy nc cur
day fDga nea for the disposal Oh the puphH os "' e
lowing named townships VIZ
North hoff ne haas us and of
= IN Il -,,., .,u -. i, ..n.
NJ AV""'''P o"o '"' ""'''ia' 'o'P i = 'e
South qf e base line and eas n Willamette
-. - .,..a -, ...uo o,.
srs snis ~, w, W. W. ~, aa 49, ~ ~ sanea 80
townships one TWO and 'hrse' o. range no
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Overland Mail Route to California.
Posr ofncE DrrAFrnrsr,

posr OfpitE DEPARTMENT,
April 20, 1857
ACT of Congress, approved 3d March, 1897,
IN making appropriations for tho service OF the Post ooe Depart
year ending 3oth June, 1883 provides
That the lac hereby, author
tho the letter mail ro such
point the Mississippi select to
hundred thousand dollars per semi monthly on
hundred nifty thousand dollars for weekly six hundred tbou
senwceky monthly,
weekly senlweck the Of the Postmaster General
IL That the shall tho service Ia be per-
formed with good four horse suitable
the VI passengers well as the safety and security % me
mails
shall right Of -empon
hundred land not then disposed d
each station not 10 be than
miles each other and provided that mineral land shall be
thus emptcd
such lhe
sha be satisfied Of tho ability aud deposition OF
parties e and in good faith to perform the sad contract
shall good security the performance
the within twelve months after the gn
ing of tue contract
will accordingly be received a the Contract Office Of The
until the 1st day Of June 1857, for
Besides the starting the Mississippi river bidders will
other
wise designate its course nearly as practicable 81
Separate invited for monthly oeIy and
utehiy trips each
The decision upon proposals
shall be satisfied o the ability disposition Of the
parties in good faith TO perform the contract. "a
be executed with good aud sufficient suretcs that
shall
shall required the Postmaster
General the must commence within twelve months after
the OF such
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r, ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.

~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.-Fill-
NJ more, Osborn Co. Main streets (up
sa nearly opposite the Julien House Dubuque Iowa Broom
born Co, SO Clark street Chicago Illinois, Broom, ussey
koknk Iowa. real exchange brokers'
give their prompt stocks
oans negotiated; locating lands
warrant viii locate time, joint commission
Every location Is made from personal examinations only
paid, NC, &c, &c
BAN left with sale will required placed
Keokk giving
seller three markets Correspondence solicited.
An 81 3m
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ssyy DEPARTMENT.

asyy Bn'ARrAENT
Navy Department Of Navy Department proper he
ng The occ The secretary attached
and cks Bureau Of Construction Equipment
photography, and the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
wng statement Of the duties Of each Of these offices and
of the force emliaJ ~ ler,in
S,r.s OGon Isaac roucey Secretary the Navy Charles
Welsh caq ch clerk and eleven clerks Tho Secretary m the
Navy charge everything connected with the naval establish
mcn relating thereto nustel 10 him
the general direction Of the President Of The United states who
commanders Of sqadrons and commanders OF
navy aud marine CORPS, apponunehI o. soss !, o % ,, @
ee orders Tor tho enlistment aud discharge 81 scae enaac
Office All the duties Of the different bureaus are
performed under the authority a he secretary and their orders are
con a. o, @1nas % @ % @ @ q s hs s s % Seag sn
6rors The eomaant Of that corps should be approved by
bureau clerks civil and one
sx ~, s ,S sa ,Sna % iameiy soanseica with them are
under this bureau also charged with the
a,apagc cscnt OF the Naval Asylum
Bayru Of csaaruoags Equipment and Repair John enhai
chief Of the bureau eight clerks draughau The office Of
his bureau by assistant This bureau
charge Of the building and repairs Of all vessels purchase
as sails anchors tanks Sc The engineer chief snpcrniends
OF all marine steam engines for The navy and with
ions
sma and c. H Belage parser !, United ,, So states s
the navy and clothing together viii tle Mg o ' ur
Bu,u n Ordinance photography Duncan Ingrahem,
chief clerks aud This bureau has
chase cannon guns powder shells and the equipment
Of vessels everything connected herewith also pro
a,s them with maps charts, oronometcrs bsromees NC
qoher with furnished ships ofwar The United
stns and Hydrosrapc oeo' at wahnson
and Academy Annapolis are also under the general sn
IerinIepdnpre of ihe Chief OF this bureau
nreaar Nei,cine smryDr william Whean, surgeon Uni
navy chief o bureau passed assistant surgeon United
STATE, navy Everything relating medicines and
nca stores wounded aud management OF
Iospialg comes within superintendent OF this bureau
war. w II ri chief clc
seven and four watcimen Tue
e,o,ing bureaus are attached 10 this department;
up,audino Generals ogceTbs Office at the head Of which Is
Lieutenant General Scott, is at Now York
asfanf 6e,,uis 0goeco Samuel Cooper Aju,an General
,stantsBreyet Major H. Townsend Brefet Capt Williams
Brrvet Garcc. Judge Advocate Bevet MAJOR Jn
clerks and mcssengcr In is Office are kept AL
which refer 10 he poranne oi The army TIE ros &c
II here whore all military commissions are iads np'
Quaupassr Generals oCce neyei Major General Jesup
AslsantsColonc o. Thomas ehan Az
Major lgcr eleven clerks and one messenger
Iaynaaar Generals o6ocoi b. Iarned paymasier general
leslie district paymascr eight clerks and one messen
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHuBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CHuBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January I, 1857
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
ri this day admitted in the Banking House Of
chubb Brothers. lrm this viii composed
81 Cbubb, John Barrow, and Henry Holmes The
Iowa composed OF Charles ST Chubb VIM H.
Alexander H. under the Brm Of Cbubb Brothers.
X Co. CHUBB BROTHERS.
Ian - ln
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CARD. .--Wo hereby notify those

A CARD--We hereby notify those Of our cus-
IA toners who have accounts books that
intention to have them drawn Oh the 2oh respec
lively presented for settlement about the july This
practice has beep pursued by
ces hut regret that htierI by
gardcd matter OF form without meaning
such beg leave respectfully but earnestly
counts be closed either by cash
June 26-3taw2w HOOE. BRO A co
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ID II. GILLET Counsellor at Law has removed
lls his Office his residence Franklin Row,
Thirteenth streets lie will continue to devote his attention principal
iy to cases in the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time to the law concerning patents he will
advice and arising before
ONCE appeals the chief assistant
the District Of cumba and will also assist in the and
trial Of suits concerning patents
He will also written opinions and for
having claims before Congress departments,
viii also claims before board established for their
dication.
Oct 2S--,lu
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rJNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
IL hath obtained from Tho orphans of Washington county
of Coiumbia letters personal
oe OF William a. Scott late a Washington county
having claims asi ,e sand hereby
to exhibit the ane with tho vouchers thereof the
before io goth day Of June next they Otherwise
excluded all benefit o fho aid estat
Given under my hand, tbs 10th day June, 1887.
JAMES " SCOTT
June 23-law3w Administrator.
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FIA1LOR AND MAURY's halfdoIlar Bibles, Eng
iish Bibles elegantly N arabesqle gilt Price so cents
just imported by TAYLOR a MAIJRY
June est Bookstore near 9Th street
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Tuition or Literary Employment.

A GENTLEMAN, educated at an English Univer-
IA sy oners his services teacher Of Grck latin
hes, family, locality where su-
pcripr education desired The
publishers and could also undertake the
ing o works passing through the Address H.
Office,
June 20-lws
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NOTICE TO pRE.EnprIoy CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled the right cmpon any the
lands within the townships and Of townships above enumerated
required 10 establish the the satisfaction the register and
receiver the land Office make therefor
practicable df This before the appointed for the
the public the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited,
Iil(S A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
Feb 1S-1awl3w lint. * Star
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rINO LEASE, for term of years, the mansion of the
l. late General Towson United States army contains all the
modern works furnace,
ply TO j. b. II SMITH, esq, at his Office, on street.
March
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washington Branch Railroad.

FI{RAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
IL AT 6 and Sis, m, and and Al, p.
On Sunday at "A p. u.
Leave Baltimore for Washington
At4ia and 81, n. and 3 and 81,
On Sunday at AZ,
Passengers Philadelphia g. SJS
and 4 y,
Passengers or Annapolis win take trains at 81 and AZ
for Norfolk
DO, for the West g Z" and Az connecting
at Washington Junction. T. H. PARSONS, Agent
I7-r-ttf
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NTOTICE no ROAD CONTRACTORs.--I

AOTlCE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.--lt being
OF the Washington
vile Turnpike the the
to Its terminus at the District line contractors requested ad
dress apply TO the undersigned subject before the 18th
Of April next JOHN G. BRENT,
No 30 Louisiana
J. c. LEWIS,
Feb 2i-3tawN 492 seventh street.
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INSTRUCTIONS,
Cordnag conditions op7ordet the CONTRACTS 10 The orient e
department may deem proper


No pay trips performed; such
Omission, not satisfactorily explained three times as pay q the trip
ormass interior 10 tint specified il the contract For repeated sl
qacnes o the kind herein -,t snlrs9a rssssr, PEN @
For leaving behind or rewing OF The mails Or any portion q
up running express conveying Intelligence the mall
quarters pay may be deducted
Fines will bc imposed unless The delinquency be promptly and
satisfactorily explained by certificates Of postmasters or , aavs
peenr take the mail from or svsr into post Office for suffer
wiug either to the Of the place or manner Of
sing demand the mail frequently the contractor
rua % RI e may anu S1au % m
agecaby 10 ontrac for violating the post Office hws
required by department 50; assigning the
without he Of the Postmaster General for running
aforesaid for transporting parsons packages convey
ing maiIablc matter out Of the mail.
bid received hour named without the
guarantee required by be considered in competition with
regular proposal reasonable in amount
the bidder oat his usual Office address and those Of each
4 Altered be submitted;
Each bid be guaranteed by responsible
satisfactory guarantees
admitted The bid and guarantee should be signed plainly with The full
D. The department reserves right reject any may
bidders. N '''' - ~ = " ''''s ''N
land route California; addressed econd Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral !" OIcc
IL moacation OF bid in any Of its essential terms tanaount
bid and cannot bc received Interfere with regular
compeirion after the hast hour set for receiving bids
~ Pomascrs be careful certify The suficicncy
guarano urcics without knowing nt they persons of sun
tnciy notified that failure 10 enter into perform the
for the proposed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities
will be enforced against them.
and persons known the department
equally with others and certificates their sum
substantially in the forms above prescribed The certificates
suncy must be signed BY postmaster or by judge of court of
The attention Of bidders guaantors suees &c drcced to the
following laws, viz;
March 1925 requiring contractors carriers Sc
be
Sec A. Act Of March 1926 relation failure
Sec. 81. Act Of July 2, 1886, liabilities of guaranors.
spfli
be rejected
Sec 2s Act July p 1890 amongst
Of April 81 1905 provides that member
contractor.
Sec A. Act Of March 1925 provides that postmaster assistant
postmaster clerk Office, shall be n contractor.
March 1925 provides
white malo person shall be employed carrying the
Postmaster General will himself tho right
under the above
that the Of IT, l. offered for sale the
FOR the purpose Of speculation and he win
transfer % the Whole part assignee
less quaaed his opinion than the
. carry tho successful operation
AARON V. BROWN,
Ap 2l--3awt tlstJunet Postmaster General
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George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of DEEDS for all The STATES, -
.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
May 16-1y Seventh street, No. 400
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Form ef Proposal.

J. OF county OF state
Of the entiro letter mail for the term
the dte specified in the contract for commencing
service, from on the Mississippi river, by y-, to San
Francisco California agreaby 10 the advertisement Of the Postmaster
the 10th April 1851 good coaches
suitable for the OF passengers well as the
safety and security Of the mails monthly each for the ann
Of dollars; ekiy cacl way, for the annual sum OF
dollars semi icey each for the annual sum of dollars
Dated (Signed)
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The undersigned, residing at , state Of ---, IN
foregoing bid carrying the mail the
from the Mississippi to san Francisco, Calor
accepted the tho bidder shall when
qurod by the Postmaster General the oba
perform proposed with sufficient suree
This d. understanding disay the Allegation aud Liabilities as
BY 0uarano under he 27M section ef TIE act @ Congress Of Jd
2, 1895.
Dated Clgned by two guarantors.)
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Tho undersigned, postmaster Of f----, State OF --,
his Office that he with the above
and knows them be OF property and able TO make
good their guarantee
Dated. (signed)
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Leave Phsziad Monday Wednesday, and Friday
al 8 m; igs-56- "A ese
Arrive at WiHlamssown by p m;
Leave wiHamstewn Tuesday, Thnrsday, and Bat
usday at ms
Arrive at Pitsde1d BY IA
Tm From North Adams, by Biackiaaa, Wiifamssovn,
Pswnal, Al Pownal Centre, % BoaaAngton. VT,
Is miles md beek, six ncnss week
Loavs North Adsms daily, except Sunday, at l p IA,
Arrive at Bsanipstsa by N;
Leaw Bsnnington da1y, except Sunday, Al 10 a
Arrive At North AdanA BY 2 IN;
us From North Adams To Wlliamsown, S miles ard
back, six times week
Leave North Adams daily, s.ospt Sunday, ID VI
PM
Arrive at Wilhams,own by 81 p m; M
Leave WillAmsiown daily, except Suadoy, NJ q
apS
Arrive a, North Adams by Ham
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NEW YORK,

B.~sias carefully the "inarszioss' saaersd)
lesl From New York, by Jersey City, n j., Psssaic
Paterson, Rsmsey'r. N. j., Rsmapo Works,
", Sloatsburg Monroe Works, Greenwood
Works. Turners Monroe Oxford Depot, Chester,
Goshen New Hampton, Middeto~n, Howelrs
Depot, Mount Hore otisville, Port Jervis, Mon
gaup, Pond EDDY, Baryville, shohola, Penn,
Y, Coehecton, Caikoon Depot, Fremont, Long
Eddy, Equinunk, Pa, LordvIlle, Stockport Station,
NJ r., Hancock, Hsle's Eddy, Deposit, Gulf
Summit Lar esbsro', Pa. Susquehennsh Depot,
Great Bend, Lodepvills, Kirkwood, N. r., Cenk-
Hr, Binghamtor, Keeper, Union, CnmPvie,
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CONNECTICUT.

(Ezamins CAREFULLY the Iinssspctioasp enaered)
DOL From Hartford, by wethcVsfeld, Rocky Hin,
Cromwell, Middlctown, MddleheId, Durham,
Durham Centre, Northford, and Fair Haven, TO
New Haven, a. miles and back, ak times week.
Lccve Hartford daily except Sunday, at III a m in
summer, and 81 m 10 winter;
Arrive at New Haven by sp m 10 summer, and at
81 pm in winter, .eW t-
Lesvs New Haven daily, except Sunday, at IL m 10
summer, and At II q m in winter;
Auivs Mt Hartford by p m in summer, and p M
1 in winter.
s04 From Hartford by Hockanum, Curtisvie, Glastcn-
bury, and South Glastonbury, to- Portland, Is
miles and back, six times week.
/ Leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, mspms
Arrive at Portland by pm;
Leave Portland daily, except Sunday, assam;
Arrive Of Hartford by l03 am.
sse From Hartford, by Ras Hartford, B.r Windsor
Hin, South Wirdsor, EeS Windsor, Broad Brook,
so;tic., ssd Sonerville, to somcrs, ~ nsfe and
back. thsco times q week.
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JUSTICE ERoM AN ENEMY.

The New York Tribune reoices the election of Gen
Cameron in Pennsylvania but takes the occasion to
buke the of those who have INDUCED personal
assaults on Col. Forney. The Tribune says
While rejoice in this result, cannot join in the
personal cry against bis principal competitor COL Forney
Forney committed grave in early life but be is
still young man, and trust though defeated now, he
has honorable yet before him. He thor
going partisan of slavery democracy and for TWEEN
has devoted all his energies the elevation of Mr.
Buchanan the prssdsncya result which he has dome
than any other to achieve. He fought with
desperate efficiency through the late and think
always fairly; but since did what honestly could
other side and he has just enjoyed defeat will
consider the squared and sfresh 1t gives
pleasure this time remember and that through
long and trying contest for Speaker Of the present House
Col Forney presided the disorganzed ansrchcs
tumuuous asembAge, with eminent dignity, ability,
strict mpsrtisy- His position for eight weeks
the trying observed and he met its responsible
ties with unswerving fidelity"
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Mr.. BUCHANAN AND KANSAS.

Some Of the know-nothing papers (says the Nashville
Unon) profess to believe that Mr. Buchanan will not b
true to the South Kansas matters. We tell these pa
pes that be to the South il is only necessary b
should be true to the constitution. The democratic party
does not expect desire that the incoming ADMINISTERS
ton shall do anything to make Kansas slave or fire.
State that is exactly the policy oppose Nor do they
care what Mr. Bucbanans private views may be tn,
abstract question of slavery be recognises and enorces
its constitutional rights The democracy stand upon
tona not sectional principles and all they ask for is that
outside influence shall be brought to bear upon this
question: but that ii shall be left soley those whom IL
concerns viz: The people Of the Territory tAsmselpes
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THE ELECTION OF SUMNER.

Yesterday (says the Boston Post) sosm completed
smother result in the reelection of Charles Sumner for SIX
pears This Las got to be power in Massachusetts
mperous il is too. Last year bent all its Efforts
one pcintSumners reelection This is the key to the
0rmy, strange otherwise inexpcable convention
last fall Governor Gardner took advantage of this de-
rmnhtoni and in his denomination by the councils,
ry stole march free-soiIism It was then afraid
encounter the governor and this fear wAs at the bot
on Of the dsstardy Of the Worcester freesoi
ohVenton Freesoilism dared not set up candidate in
opposition to Gardner for il apprshensive that the
of Gardner would in such case set up an opposition
The return of Sumner. Both have gained their points
s reelection Of Gardner and the return of Sumner.
S1 Year, ago freesosm did precisely the same through
% means Of the Representatives of the democratic marty
ID. NJ Usher, who announced to the house Yesterday
result IN the senate is precisely the same In grain ss he
1881, whsn he announced to the senate from the
0O~ the first election Of Sumner The same power in
"a cases, dictated the result 1t was free-soilism.
nus Massachusetts for long years bound hand and
the car Of sectionalism deleierious 10 s nterests
A0nO and to the welfare Of our great country