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WARRINGTON, Dec. . 1857.

Nix. YoRK's Social DANCES. Anoth.
er of these social gatherings, ITO tip the
light fantastic toe" will be held at Cen
trail Hall, this Friday evening. Mr.. YOrk's
promp.cr, A. J. Locke, Of Portland, is
said to be an adept in his calling, and
York, and the rest Of his band, furnish
music that cannot be beat.
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D My thoso who have suffered all the mis-
eries Of Dyspepaa in its various forms, can
appreciate the value Of o medicine that will
are this disease. To NIL who would find q
remedy We ray, try the Originated BifH'.
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FINANCES.

The report Of tho Secretary Of Treas
ury will furnish detailed statement OF the
condition Of the public finances and the ro-
spective branches Of the pnblic service do
yolyed upon that department Of tho govern
ment. BY this report 1t appears that the
amount Of revenue received from all sources
into the treasury during the fiscal year end.
ing the 30th June, 1857, was sixty-eight
million six hundred and thirty-one thousand
FIVE hundred thirteen dollars and s,xty-seven
cents. ($6s, 63l .5l3,67,) which amount,
with the balance Of nineteen million nino
hundred and one thousand three hundred
and twenty-five dollars and forty.fve cents,
isis, 9Ol ,325, 45,) remaining IN the treas
ury ut the commencement ofthe year, made
an aggregate for the service Of the year,
of eighty-ei million five hundred and
thirty.two thousand ei,h hundred and thir-
ty.nine dollars and twelve cents, ($SS $780,.
$50. l2.)
The public expenditures for the fiscal year
ending 3Oth June 1857, amounted to seven.
ty million eight hundred and twenty-five
thousand seven hundred and twenty -four
dollars and eighty.6ve ccnts, (S70, 30, 72i,
S5,) Of which 6vo millions nine hundred and
forty.thrcc thousahd eight hundred and
ninety.six dollars and nInety.oue cents ($5,-
9i3 500, 9l.) were applied 70 the redemption
Of the public debt, including interest and
leaving in the treasury at tho
Of the present 6scal year On
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stitution for Kansas, and finally adjourned
ON the eth day Of November But little
difficulty occurred in the Convention, ex
cept ON the subject Of slavery. The truth
is that the general provisions of our reeen!
State Constitutions are 30 similar-and'
nav add, 10 e1cellent-that the difference
between them is not essential. Under the
earlier practice Of the government, no Con
stitution framed by the Convention OF
Territory preparatory to its admission into
the Union us State had been submitted 70
the people. trust, however, the example
set by the last Congress, requiring that tue
Constitution OF Minnesota "should DO sub
Jet to the approval and ratification OF the
people Of tho proposed State" may be fol-
lowed on future occasions. took 1t Tor
granted that the Convention OF Kansas
would act in accordance with this example,
founded, rs il is, on correct principles and
hence my instructions to Governor Walker,
in favor Of submitting the Constitution to
the people were expressed in general AID
unqualified terms.
In the Kansas Nebraska act, however,
this requirement, as applicable to the whole
Consultation, had not been inserted, and the
convention were not bound by ITS terms 70
submit, any other portion Of the instrument
TO an election, except that which relates to
the domestic institution" OF slavery
This will DO rendered clear by simple RET,
erence to It's language. II was "not TO leg
SLATE slavery into any Territory or State.
nor TO exclude il therefrom. but TO leave the
people thereof perfectly free to form and
regulate their domestic institutions in their
own way" According to the plain con.
struct,on Of the sentence, the words "domes
tic institutions" have q direct, rs well an
appropriate referenee to slavery. domestic
institutions" are limited to the family. The
relation between master and slaves and .
Few Others are domestic institutions" and
are entirely distinct from Institutions Of 4
political character. Besides, there was no
question then before Cougre@, nor Indeed
has thsrs uincs been any serious question b.
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Ii is unnecessary TO state IN detail the
alarming condition Of the Territory OF Kan
sas ut the time Of my Inauguration. The
opposing parties then stood in hostile array
against each other, and any accident might
have relighted the flames OF civil war. Be
sides, ut this critical moment, Kansas was
LEFT without Governor by the resignation
of Governor Gcary.
On the 10Th Of February previous, the
Territorial Legislature had passed law pro-
yiding for the election Of delegates on the
third Monday Of June ~ convention to
meet ON the inst Monday Of September, for
the purpose Of framing constitution pre-
paratory TO admission into the Union. This
law was in the main fair and just /; and IL is
b. DO regretted that all the qualified electors
hid not registered themselves and voted UNI
der its provisions.
At the time Of the election for delegates,
an extensive organization existed in the Ter.
ritory, whose avowed object il WIS If need
be, 10 put down the lawful government by
force, and TO establah government of their
own under the so-called Topeka constitution
The persons attached To this Evolutionary
organization Abstained from taking any part
In tho election.
The act Of the Territorial Lssislaturs had
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inheritance Wnlcn any pcot 10 haVo eNer en'
joyed upon objects Of doubtful constitution.
atty or expediency, would DO to violate one
of the most important trusts ever committed
TO any people. Whilst do not deny to
Congress the power, when acting bona y6d,
IA o proprietor, to give away portions oil
them for the purpose Of increasing tho value
of the remainder, yet, considering the grea,
temptation to abuse the power, we cannot
DO too cautious in its exercise.
Actual settlers under existing laws are
protected against other purchasers ut the
public sales, in their right Of presumption,
70 the extent Of quarter section, or lGC
acres of land. The remainder may then be
disposed of ut public or entered ut private
sale in unlimited quantities.
Speculation has Of late years prevailed to
q great extent in the public lands. The
consequence has been that large portions oil
them have become the property Of individu.
ais and companies, and thus the price Is
greatly enhanced to those who desire TO pur.
chase for actual set cement. In order TO
| limit tho area Of speculation rs much as pos.
sible, the extinction Of the Indian title, and
the extension Of tho public surveys ough,
only to keep pace with the toe OF emig1'
ton.
If Congress should hereafter grant alter.
nate sections to States or companies, q they
have done heretofore, I recommend that the
intermediate sections retained by the govern.
ment should Be subject to presumption by
actual settlers.
II ought ever TO be our cardinal policy to
reserve the public lands a. much ~ may b
for actual settler, and this at moderate prices.
We shall thus not only best promote the
prosperity Of the new States and Territories
and tho power Of the Union, but shall secure
homes for our posterity for many generations.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Tho extension Of our limits has brought
within our jurisdiction many additional and
populous tribes Of Indians, q largo proportion
Of which arc Wild. untactablo, and diihcult
70 control. Predatory and warlike In their
disposition and habits, i 10 impossible alto.
eesher 10 restrain them from committing a.
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GEoRG TOWN AFFAIRS
Corrsspondsaes of The STA,

GEORGETOWN, Dec. IS, 1857
Our city is unusually quiet, and the demon
STATIONS for the approaching Christmas HOLIDAYS
among our merchants and others seem to US TO be
far less attractive than we have generally seen
them heretofore. At a few places the display il
quite attractive and tempting, and these either
hase been or are now designated in the column,
of the Star For instance, Seymour, at his hand
some hat and fur emporium, displays an assort-
! nent Of goods sufficiently tempting 20 bevilder
our senses and cause him or her TO 90 TO the very
depths OF their purse In the way Of dry goods
Mr.. John n. Smoot presents a grand dispIay
and offers rare Inducements TO the ladies 10 mr.
chase. A = Army In the way Of confectionery
has an assortment rarely surpassed and on terms
so moderate that any one can afford To procure a
good supply for the Christmas holidayS Mrs.
Collins also offers a fine assortment Of TOYS for
Christmas presents for the children We advise
all the readers of the Star in this locality to cali
elsewhere
The fine building now in course Of erection on
the corner of Gay and Congress streets, for Dr.
Snyder, will be topped out to-day. This build
ing has been erected 10y MIR Ignatius Dyer, car
penter and architect, and Mr.. A. Barber brick
layer In point of design, and execution Of work
manShip u Will compare favorably with any
building OF similar kind In the District
The walls OF the new post office and custom
house building have been carried up 20 the
square, and the handsome cornice il now being
put on. Mr.. WToe, the contractor, has been de-
layed several weeks in getting a portion of the
STONE mater idIs, otherwise the building by this
Time would have been covered in. Ii is, howeyer
the intention OF the contractor TO push the remain
Ing portion Of the work to completion with ali
possible dispatch
The canal boat Ann Eliza, Capt HAYNES while
attempting 10 yet into the canal from the river
whittier she had gone for a cargo of wheat ran
upon rock and bilged The wheat will be-
total loss -
AS the time approach hes when IL is anticipated
that navigation is likely TO be closed upop tIe
Potomac, the shipping at our port beg ms 20 thin
OF. The whole water front this morning presents
rather beggarly account of vacant wharves
The flour MAJ ket yesterday was rather dull and
somewhat depressed, bat il is supposed that the
Europa's news will have a tendency to revive H.
and cause more activity to-day. Held at IS for
standard brands, extra qualities command a trife
more. No change In wheat or corn The stock
OF flour is unusually light for the season. and but
little arriving.
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LAM IN POSSESSION Of some valuable certi6 cates
in favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of it's
efficacy IN relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup % pleasant and safe, and
Is composed Of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; IL no common article. They are
residence 10 seen.
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles can, with the Syrup, b, found at Mr.
C.. Stott's the Syrup rs at several other places on
Pennsylvania avenue. "a well rs Georgetown, At
Mr. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexis ndria at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, los Balti-
more street.
Notice.-AIl those Who have found relief from the
use Of TINS syrup would confer favor on NJ. A.
Mount By forwarding them their esrtih Gates a. early
as-possibe. n ..1f' d5-u
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ByJ. c. MEG UIRE, Auctionser.

ByJ. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
I ARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION
IL SALR OF CHOICE SELECTION OF FRENCH AND
F.SSLLsHF FANCY G9oDs.On UESDAY WE'D
ing at 10 O'Clock on the second floor Of the auction
rooms, shall sell a choice selection of French and
English FANCY Goods, never opened IN this country
having been Imported within the last ten days by
leading house IN New York, and sent here for sal
IN consequences of the prosration ofbusness In that
city-comprising in part
Real Bronze Candelabras of new and beautiful
styles.
Fine French BrOnzes-suhects Harmony, Science.
Organ play ers, Cupid vanQulshed and Cupid we
torlous Indian and panther, Victory browning
the Warrior, Lion ana Deer, Tancred ard Flo,
Ilnda. Nymph of the Rhine, Bacchus, Venus of
NapOlI, Amazon, &c,
Elegant gilt brOnzs and marble Clocks for mantels
&c,-Subects, Sappho. Julius Cesar, Trag edy
Astronomy, Bacchus, FIlial Affection. Alexan-
Parlan Statuary by Wildwood. Copeland Huntnn,
and Allcock,subieets John Anderson my 10,
Three Friends, PrOmetheus, Christ blessing
little Children, Shepherd and She pherdess, ion
~ Love Pandora; Psyche, Romeo and Juliet,
Large Bronze Figures for Gas Subjects the Stand
ard bearer of the First Republic, Gil Bias and
RolandO, Charles the Bold, Venus and Mercury,
Platna Decorated Vases, an entirely new article,
never before imported into this country.
ALSO.
A hne assortment of Silver plated Tea Sets, new
styles, heavily plated on German silver, sets of
Fine Cutlery, Steel Ehgravngs, &c.
The residents of Washington and vicinity are re-
spectfully invited TO examine these goods which
they will hnd 10 be of the finest and most tasteful
description and worthy to adorn the parlors of the
hIst mansions In the country.
dss; cash. ,,urS ,o,n
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme great
cuTeI Of Consumption, was for several years bad
y afflicted by dyb pepsia that for part of the time
he Was confined To- his bed. He eventually Gu red
by prescription furnished him by Dung claIrvoI
ant girl This prescription, given by a mere child
while Ia state of trance, has cured every body who
has taken u, never having failed once is equally
dents may be found in any drug store. [ will send
tins valuable prescription TO any person who will
more, individuals suffering with diseases Of the
chest, lungs, or throat, as knowledge Of such
lids and the way TO reach them. an ald To nv rsgu
lar business. Address DIR. Tracy Delorme, New
York Post Once.
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New YORK Markets

NRw YORK. Dec. 10 Flour continues To de-
cline; sales $500 bbls State 81 4OaS4 SO: Ohio
IS 05a5.l5; Southern 81 9Oa5 IS
Wheat declining; sales -, 900 bushels; White
81 2Oil an; Red l15al %. Corn Is firm: sales
IL 600 bushels; no quotations Of Southern kinds
Pork has declined; mess s15aSl6. Lard Is de-
Ginning, but quotations. are nominal
Whisky is better; Ohio - a23c
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Found Guilty.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 15.-Loefner, the German
who killed his wife and her EMPLOYER, N. n
Horton, in July last, has been found guilty OF
murder in the first degree
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Baltlmore Markets

BALTIMORE, Dec. II. IF Iour is dull and heay,
Howard st. and Ohio are held at IS; CITY Mn
- 50 for cash and time
Wheat is firm and active; white 81 20asI a
reds 81 5aSl.IO. Corn steady-new Whit az
Soc, yellow 45a52.
WHISKY is lower; City 81, Ohio pc.
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Financial,

NEW YORK. Dec. 16 Stocks are frmer
Chicago and Rock Island IS; Illinois Cent? shs
VI; Illinois Central bonds So; La Crosse and Mil
| S IoS; mlchlgan southern 81 4; New York
Central Az; Pennsylvania Coal Co 81; Read ;
ing Railroad 562; Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad % Missouri 6's 49,
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Peruvian LANAI

NEW YORK, Dec. Is The brig E Drummond
has arrived at Aspinwall, bringing a. Peruvian
l.amas: Seventy-one were originally shipped.
bat 81 died on the passage
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DIED,

In Georgetown, on the 18th instant, BRIDGET
SWEENY, wife. of Garrett Swesny, aged about IS
years.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
invited TO attend her funeral from her late residence
NO 81 Jefferson street, on Tomorrow Afternoon,
at O'Clock.
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To THE crrrzrs. ov wAsHrxeros- Wol,as

TO the CITIZENS on wAsHrxoroN- VOLTS
Sehsiddm Aromatic Sehaapps.-The proprietor
leave to call the attention OF strangers and the
oHtnens OF Washington. to very superior article Of
houand y In, which no introduced to the American
i puoic under the name Of Wclfe's Scheidam AIo-
.T Ta,' g h., the
made from the best Barley that can be procured in
1 E%rq ps at any cost and svored and
choice botanical variety OF the Aromatic Italian yu
cd and reotied with ITS spritaons solvent. and thus
becomes concentrated tincture Of exquisite ia
dial and MedicnsI pIons,tiss sny h
heretofore known.
whole Medical Faculty of the United states, and
ns s1swsps from about four
SIGNATURES as most desirable addition to the Ma
genuine article, the whole country is flooded with
connterfeits and limitations.
ps IL and in &
E'sts and Grocer' in the hf, United States States.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, NO. Y Beaver street, New York.
WoLrE's ScHrKpAM AROMATIC ScBS.pps. il
prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac
uty in Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
s SlSsssh CIRCULATION Of the Blood
vital Emery; and as beverage 1t has no superior
Put quart and pint bottles and for sale by all
the Druggists and GrOcers in Washington.
CpOLPHO WOLFE,
sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Nos. IL. 20, and y, Beaver street. New York
WoLFR's ScHEIDAN AROMATIC SCHNAPPs.-The
proprietor particularly recommends the above
Sehnapps to persons travelling OF about to settle In
the south or West on account OF its Medicinal pro-
pertes IN correcting the dsas reeabe and often dan
gerous effects produced by a ch.nge of waters
Visitation to which all travellers South and West
are particularly liable. strangers should be careful
In purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country
is Hooded with counterfeIts and limitations. The
genuine has the propretOr's name on the bottle
cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and ro
UDOLPHo WOIPF
I2-Sm Depot 10 Beaver street., New York.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-F1r Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth and Beautiful Complexion, use " Balm of
LOO Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
" w oodland Cream" q new pomade il causes gem
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w. p. FETRIDGR n Co
~ PrAprietOrs, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th St., Pa. avenue. nI7
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Close Of Navigation Of Erie Cana,

ALBANY, Dec. IS To-day IL the last of canal
navigation. Tomorrow the water will be drawn
OF by order of the Commissioner All loads of
any consequence are at their destinations
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LECTURES on PHYsIOLoGY.-Prof. Fowler con-
tinues MS Lectures at Temperance Hall. The sub
jsct this evening is Woman. her phrenology sphere
nights" wrongs, faults. treatment, and perfection.
N
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BY &c. McGUIRE. Anctio,e.,

ROOkS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY EVE
y MING, December 18th, at O'Clock, at the auc-
tlon rooms, shall sell, without reserve small in
voice oil elegantly illustrated Books, cofnprlsinx-
HogaTth Works, Flowers of loneliness
koyal gallery, Voyages of Capt. Cook,
Nat0bal Gallery, Scripture Gallery, Americans in
Europe, &c., &c. "
>, Also, lot of miscellaneous second hand Books.
bound Volumes of New York Herald. Washing
ION Union, American Organ, National Intelligencer
Law Books, Documents, a. &c.
Terms cash.
dl5-d T. e. NoCITTpE A..
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Incorrect Repoyt.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-The statement OF the elec
ton of Messrs. Shields and Steele as Senators
from Minnesota il unfounded AT the latest dates
no election had taken place
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CABINET FURNITURE.
Beds and Mattresses, Plated Goods,
China, Glass and CrOckery,
yapanned Goods, britannia Ware,
Block Tin Goods, Table Cutlery ....
Bronzsd Iron Goods Looking glasses
Wood and Willow Ware,
Baske Brushes. &c. ..-..
p Forming an immense variety of u Useful and Fancy
Articles. embracing almost everything required TO
furnish the par lor, chamber dining room and kitc
en-, all OF which will sell at very low prices for
cash, or on time for approved paper =
T.. w. BOTELER,
General House furnishing Store.
dt-3weod Iron Hail.
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QUxRiKs.
is 1t any body's business '
IN gentleman should choose,
wait upon lady,
III that lady don't refuse,
Ut, to speak little palmer,
mat my meaning all may know,
y any body's business
III lady has Q beau? -
Is il any body's busipess
When that gentleman does call.
UT Ehsn he leaves the lady,
Of II he leaves at all!
Or 10 10 necessary
That the curtain should be drawn
fo save from further trouble
The outside lockers on!
rs person on the aide walk.
netner great or whether small.
10 ~ any body's busIness
" nen that person means tn call,
VI, you see a person,
As he's calling anywhere,
any OF your business
:" mai ms business may be there.
rs 1t any body's business.
BUT the lady q, If her beau
Hides out with other ladies', ..
ana does mt let her know
Is At any body's business,
But the gentieman's, If she
Accepts another escort
When he doesn't choose to be,
The substance of my quer,,
SIMPLY stated, would be this
Is u any body's business
What another's business
If u Is, or If II isn't,
we should really like to know.
For Pm certain III 10 isn't,
mere are some who make il So"
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MARRIED,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev Hnrbert,
THoMA AS MARTIN to Miss LOUISA BROWN,
all OF this city.
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WATcH RETURSs.-Eastern Lock up James
Butler, colored, ID. C, suspicion Of larceny; dis
missed. Julia Fitzgerald, Ireland. drunk; do.
Danl Moratta, Ireland, drunk and disorderly;
fine and costs, IS 81
Central Guard house Thomas Rice Ireland,
drunk aud disorderly; workhouse ~ days Pat.
rick O'Neal, Ireland do do. John Gloakey, ID.
G, do; do. Bridget Curtis, Ireland, do; do.
Mary Brown, Scotland, do do. George Cosby,
n. Y drunk; do. Michael Handrahan, Ireland
do; fine and costs, 80 o.
Sixteen dodgers; all non- residents
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]. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
BY ]. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

VERY VALUABLE real. ESTATE At
THE C0kNER OF DELAWARE. AVENUE Ann
December 10, at O'Clock, on the premises / ,haII
se part of Lot No. S. in Square No CSC. situated at
the corner oil Delaware avenue and north n street
within one square OF the Capitol, and coptaining
$751; square feet.
This 10 one ofthe most desirable unimproyed loos
tons for sale IN the city and very desirable as An
sion. f' lawn
Title indIsputabIe
Terms: One-third cash;.the residue IN one two.
bearing interest. 1855
dl5d&ds J. C Mcguire Auot
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NARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of a writ of
Az herl facIas issued from the Clerks Once of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county oil washington. and to me directed 1 shall
xpose TO public sale, for CASH. at RiIey's WhsTf
on II thursday. the Gath day Of December 1857 al
10 clock a. M. the following described property to
wit: One schooner called Wave, her Tackle and
Furniture. seized and levied upon as the propeTiy
vi Robert Walter, and will be sold 10 satisfy iudi.
clai No. ", Ia January term $50, Peter PTice al D.
nlsirator OF Nathaniel Todd VS. obert Walter
kellehIm l.ambell and Thomas w. RIley
j. ID. HOOVER
dl2ts Marshal for the District of Coiumh,a
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The Forged PAPER nj Bostou

BosroN, Dec. IL -COlonel Falk returned from
chicago on Saturday last, and states that every
thihg VIII be made clear regarding his alleged
connection with the reported forged paper afost
here and at Bangor