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TRAVELLING AGENTS wANTED.-wanted an
l. honest, industrious man in each section of the
State, to travel and take orders fl rom sa NIPPLES for
IS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES"
AliberalmoI.. salary and fair commission VIII
be paid. Al. to or address faoith return postage,
DR. J. s. MCALLISTER.
4v4S Jersey City, ,
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NOTICE

is hereby given. that the subscribers have filed a
L petition to the Council of the incorporated Viii
lage of Ashland, ard the same is now pending.
praying for the ~vacating OF an alley in west viii
iage, running East and West in the rear of Henry
Clark's lot on Church street, ana extending from
Church Streetto the Grave Yard lot.
Ashland, april -, 1857.
j 3. F. SAMRSEL,
6v46F HENRY CLARK.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, May 6, 1857.
The receipts for the week were 294S
Beeves, $50 Cows, lI00 Veals, 443I
aud 1867 Swine. The becves
we're from she following States:
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Number reported for t


Forty fourth street 2299.
The prices 10 day are quoted as follows
LIST qual%v. I215@I3 The general
Nedium.. ..lI1s@I2 average of
Ordinary --I02@il the market ll1a
Some exsra good Themo,t of the sales
beevts may be range from lI@i23
quoted at. 1872
Total nuiuber of Beeves received. in
the city this week, 2948. This is 30l
head less ihaa last week and 6l9 head
less than the average of last wear. The
average number st each Wednesday:
market last year was 1884 head, whtis
the number yesterday aud to-day being
-2299, show-95 head less than the aver
age, aid 24i head less than this day
week. 81
l. will be seen at onoe that ws have
reduced the quotations today upon ali
grades, aud. upon the average, half a
cent u pound, while, at the same time,
our tables show IA falling IF of numbers.
aud that the supply is still below the
average number required, both for the
week in all the city. aud for the great
market day.
Sales this week of Western Cattle.for
Boston we're about 500 bead. Qui en
l. ~ tudiRtA l1iit CGI hlao
LB6ff,lo, 70 parties that believed they
could make money by retailing them to-
day. Some of them will do 50, but not
to d large extent.
SHEEP.
SheepShave sold this week at a con-
siderable reduction of price-brOkers
say 81 a head lower than this day fort
night. Something very unusual of late,
we found some 800 head in the pens at
Browning's this morning, left over last
night. The sheep come mostly from this
State and Ohio, and the quality is pref
ty fair.
The comparative receipts this year
and last year bsye been = SO, goo
in 1856, and 39,1I7 in 1857, the
first four months of each year. Increase
this year is 1868, while April shows a
decrease of 1916.
SALES.
The asking price, where it is estima-
ted by weight, is IL to Is cents net for
clipped Sheep, and Is to l64 cents for
unclipped. Hume & Baldwin report
sales of 1877, at the above estimates, at
BrewniDg's.
There is considerable depression in
price and dullness in the live hog mar
ket, The best lot that we hear of was
$50 head of Ohio hogs, fed with beeves,
sold by Col. Radclif to Eb. Pray at Tie
gloss.
Stock hogs, for which there was a good
deal of inquiry early in the Spring, do
not sell well at any price. They are
quoted mostly at SO. The difficulty is
fear Of the hog cholera. pistillAs are
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To Milliners,

n LLINERS will be furnished with all
wi sorts of finishing and bleaching materi-
ais, at the lowest rates, at the Drug Store of
DULIN d CRANE.
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Both h Olntmenfand Pills sAouid

be used In ffe fOItO WIKI cSsess
Bur ions, ssurnr, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Fis~
tula-, Gout. LumbagO, Nercurial ETuptions. PI'ess
Rheumatism Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases. Sore.
Legs, Sore Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Throais
Sores Of all kinds SPrains. Scaids, Swelied Glands
stiff Joints, Ulcers, VenerlaI sores, Wounds o. 90
kinds.
~.+SolI at the MANUFACTURING OF Professor OF
LoUAr. 90 Maiden Lane, New York, and 224 Sttal:LS
Londcn. and by all respectable druggists and Deaf
es in Medicine throughout the United States, and
the civilized " Ord, in pots. st IS cents. 6ef cents,
and >! each.
- There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
y. B.-Directions for the guidance of ~patierts IN
every disorder are aEi1ed to each pot.
April2 u, 1856. 4s-1y.
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Transient advertisements payable When
handed in.
price.
Editorial notices Fifty cents per line.
mants BROUGHT an by them. " All advertise
ments handed in by Monday.
az When there is no contract made. and the
number of insertions is not mark d on the
advertisements at the time they are handed
in for publication, they will be continued IN
until ordered out, and charged by thesquare.
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FGreipuTVuits.

fEHE choicest lot OF COntectioneries eve
/ brought to Ashland, to be seen at III
rug Store of DIl"N & CRANE
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NEW SAUDLERY AND HARNESS.
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.

4 f. McCONAHY would inform
e . the good people of Ashland and vicinity
that he has opened an establishment for the
n1nnuf acturea and sale of
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and Lot for Sale.

" the road leading from Ashland to Olives
burg, one acre of land. and a good dwelling
House and Stable, and a good well If water
and Il great variety of Fruit Trees and good
garden. Everything handy, and can be got
cheap. DAVID SLOWER.
Feb. 5, 1857. ly.
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TIGS. Dates, Citrons, English Ourrants
Raisin-, Prunes, etc., a very choice lOt
Just received at
: DULIN d CRANES Drug Store.
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RmGTT1M. AurT~0w,

AUCTION,
UNHE Undersigned have opened an Auction in the
L roour one door east Of R8lSinuia Jewtlry stone.
where they intend To sci al auction a. 10 o'clock
\. VI. and in the evening, on NJ 'uisy. Wednesday
AMI Saturday in each week. and Occasionally Oh
- her days. "ciug on Wednesday, evening,
Nprii 2=d. all Kinds Of Dry Goods. Boots. shoes,
Hats. Caps. BGuks, Jewelry, Clothing &c ava
will sell all kind = "f Goods aId property furnish
ed Them, a. n reasonable percentage They i'll
also atteHdtO Eendue and Auction sales for others,
both at home and abroad aud if desired. furHi 81
both aGEtiOneer aud clerk.
y e MORY,
l6ff AuctiOneer Ashland Ohio.
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To the Public.

TVTRY article usually found in Drug Stores
- can he Obtained ut The lowest rates, at
he best Drug Sore in Ashland County, kept
by pULIN < CRANE,
In the Sampscl House Store Room,
Main Street, Ashland Ohio.
Dec. 3Ist, 1856. .Otf
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a MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
Tor anTarvc1lOu1 ASoS
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

DY the aid of a Microscope, we see millions OF
J0iittie openings on the surface of our bodies.
Through these this Ointment. when rubbed on tie
skin, is carried to any organ or inward part. Dis
eases OF The Kidneys, disorders of the Liver, affec-
tions of the Heart, Infa { Ations of the Lungs
Asthmas Coughs and Colds, are by its means ef-
fecLuaIly cured. Every housewife knows that
salt passes freely through bone or meat OF any
thickness. This healing Ointment far more readf
Iy penesTates through any bone or heshy part q
the living body, curing the mostdangerous in wert
complaints, that Cannot be reached by other mcaIs.
Efysipeias, Salt Rheum &Scorbutic HumorS
Nc remedy has ever done SO much for the cure CT
diseases OF the skin whate yer form they NAV a.
sumo, as this Ointment. No case of Salt Rhepn.
Scurvy, Sore Heads, ScrOfula or Fry sipelas. car
long withstand its influence. The il ventoT has
travelled over many parts of the globe. visiting the
principal hospitals. dispensing this Ointment. Civ
ing auyice as to its application, and has thus been.
the means of restoring countless numbers to-
health.
So c Legs. Sore Breasts, Wounds & Ulcers.
Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use of this W wonderful Ointment, when.
having TO cope with the worst cases of sores.
wounds, ulcers. gIandular swellings. and tumors,
Professor Holloway has, By command ofthe Ali I
Governments, dispatched to the hospitals Of the
East, large shipments of this Ointment, to be uStS
under the direction of the Medical STAFF, in the
worst cases Of wounds. 1t will cure any ulces>
eIandutar swelling, stiffness or contraction Of the
FONTS, even of 70 years standing,
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Patent Medicines.


NE1aAV -~NNE~ENOE'
= LII the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
"a now in use, kept constantly on hand at
il, Drug Store Of DULIS & CRANE.
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SaddIery and Harness

in the room directly over the the Boot and Shoe
Store of j. Wasson d Stubs, where he is pre-
pared to manufacture work of as good quality,
in as good a style, and at as low rates as any
establishment in the county. Give him a call,
and be persuaded.
Ashland, March IL, 1857. 40d.
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ElagSRlrs.

VICES WIT
TUST RECEIVED. the largest and choicest
- assortment nt Glassware ever bought TO
Ashland, at The Drug Sore of
DUL n d CRANE.
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Piles and FistuIaa

These and other similar distressing complaints
can be efectually cured if the Ointment will be
well rubbed over the paris affected and by other
wise following the printed directions around each
pot.
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TERMS oF ADVERTISING.

Fifty Cents per Square, (ten lines or less) Tor
one insertion, and twenty-five cents for each
additional insertion less than three months.
One Square three months............$3,00
One square six months. ....... 500
One square twelve months. 49,. 500
The same rate rate for any number o Squares
less than one-fourth column
One-fourth of a column three months $6.O0
One-fourth of a column six months. l0'O0
One-fourtho of d columntwelve months Is,uo
One half of a column three months iU'O0
One-half of u column SIX months o 00
One-half of a column twelve months--s2oO
One column three months. -20.O0
0ze column six months-----.--co0 W
One column twelve -oo,uO
Vx.-lx .1vartisamenfs pnyable quarterly.
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Trascrintions

JIVhVI 'tIEVNS
NARFFULLY prepared at the Drug Store Of
y Duiin 4 Crane, ia the Samp7el House
Room. Main Street, Ashland.
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THXE as3OHS-A EEPRNG DEPART
OF TEACFIlNG
THE INaTIAEoRY COURSE

embraces regularly progressive series ofman-
uscript cards. classified somewhatas to the va
riety of transactions. 1t aims to develop the
first principles and philosophy of Accounts,
rather than mere routine and actual formula,
by addressing the reason and Judgment of the
student, who studies with the view of appre-
hendirg and arriving at results. and so pushes
on his inigations with much gleater conf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25


ne pleasant spsnS.h weather. ssso - have haosed
psv No INTO " lovers q tsottSs On ~ rod ~ NJ
tur1 IN hi. vicinity, and see Thea Ne psoprtaoss a
the linton Osursc have aIveady advertised 70 give az
teen uuYsss for races 70 scms OF In tho months = Nay
and Juss pexS We spprebeud however, that some a
The pyyis On reserved themselves BY tho propreos
Wi, hardly be submitted 10 BY those having horses to
trok We alIude particularly 10 the exclusive
ton Of appointing all judges In purses and stakes BY
them II this privilege were allowed, oil Sorts OF
carty could be successfully praesised. Persons who
place hor the turf, whether for purses stakes
matches. should have the privilege Of choosing an
pre; and dozen horses included In tho raoe
referee could be appointed by consent the
uopiree, end satisiaceoD given 70 Ill parties. We
ferred 10 shs subject last season, and he'd advice
b. followed much III ieeDg would have avoided.
We pc the propresors viii the impopriesy Of In.
sishrg ON this absurd claim. People must be that
trots conducaeo honestly elsc ey viii desert the
trot,ipg track altogether Ono o The many systems OF
swindliDs praosed on the turf see has received .
just rebuke from the Agricultural society Of Massaohu
se by prohibiting professional horses and professional
on tho trsok ut Boston. This was brought about BY
The race between Flora Temple and LsDoot, 81
the last meeting Of the shove society, tho drivers
Of both homes being Kissed by the multitude that
casion for their attempt to impose the oreduy Of tho
public Tho Same game YVES play cd by tho same parties
the Tsshion Course Long Inland previous 10 the Bos
ton exhibition and Of the thousands VINO witnessed
that race few WIZ over attend anuher through fear Of
being sgan humbugeed. Men Who cot unfairly should
b ii expelled from the track and allowed 70
Hot . horse there again. The pubic will uphold any
proprietor who will adopt such . course
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Theatrical and Musical Items,


BRcADv1Y.-Mr. forrcst belbe sui ndsposel and IN.
able 70 perform the brotbers Pacide will this evening
appear IN their admirable characters Of the two Dromos
In shakspcre's Comedy OF Errors" "PsYfscuoan and
"rurnlrg the Tables" also 10 night
BovrY -"CAmille,v with Mrs. Cunningham a. the
heroine 10 have made decided hit with the fro.
quensers OF this house 90 has also Mr.. Howes peculiar
and exciting local drama OF "Uncle SAM" Bosh plays
are 70 be repeated this evening
BURROWS Tho "Four Phantoms," "Ncw Osmicp
and Tho Eccentric Iovors viii DO repeated this even.
ing
wArILcHe -Miss Matilda Heron will interpret Tho part
OF tho heroine In her version OF "Oamev for The
twenty fourth time st this house 70 night The entertain
ments 10 conclude with the very laughabe farce
called "Going 70 the Rlces."
LAURA KIxrs-The exciting legendary play Of 'Fsust
aDe Marguerite the ana startling supernatural
incidents 10 which most vivdy deines ed through
the medium OF new scenery, enchantcal Devices SO,
70 be repeeed this evening Also, Tho buresque Of ,he
"Flrt Night"
AMERICAN TEAras III industry win socompish Ne de-
nderasum the new managers herc-ksssrs Davenport
and Wauins-wi certainly provo successful. Bosn per
form fsvoriie parts IN "BscE Eyed Susan" Mr. w. also
enac.s the hero In ''Tne DrunkArd."
ITALIAN orrnA.-0ur opera going citizens WI no doubt
attend tse Aosoemy 70 night In large 10 witness
the performance Of Mile parodl Lxonora, and Nine
6rakosch Azucena Ia al TrovAtore." Nine g. essays
the character Of Azuoens for tbe nrs time at the express
solicitation OF her friends and those OF the Management
ior superior director Of the dramatic amusements
here will give has excellent personatou OF the her Ia
The thrilling play OF " Eastache this afssr AMI
ing. Mr. Hadavay, Mas Messenger and other isvorits
are afo In the casL
NssuEusY The buresque OF sweno, the Sensible
Monkey,"h 70 be performed s Geo Chrsty and Woods
TONIGHT Honor 70 DR. Kane' vii be peated By Ne
Rpckleys and Old Bob Ridley" by the Byyaats. 81 Ne
dspces &c, with which tseir various snss rtanmsnss
DOM meuoe
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sssss : scsa A.svsaaH - rrsaa@s q Ne os~si,
90 m 10 was . good sns hs would sGand
e ne plaA1ss.A i.sA down b. that parry n. A
~ J. DagaAne desiFed shAs NE Pressde1t Of the
ooDou shOuId. DO lo0ated IN New York. and arruod tn
nyov q that point On Ire ss ballot Jesse damn 70
oefved large mawty Of tho votes, and declared
usasimcusiy elecsed President rna council proceeded
- ballot for Voe Pr sident-J-seph Petty and III.
u Dusanne. Of New York, AMI II B. Nx,hrup. Of Wash
Aeou, were nominated On the hrst ballot Nr Northrup
vss elected BY small majority Mr. Petty In 'he
Nbeenoe q the President eject the Woe President was
oonducted to the chair by Nessrs r. Wood Petty and
Dusarne In taking the CHAIR Mr. Northrup thanked the
council for the bot done him and declared himself
ever on the AmerscaD platform opposed TO the spresd Of
shvery and IN favor Of Amsr ioan men rulers. NJ.
Wood moved vote Of thanSs TO tue retiring Prest
cent which WAS adopted Mr. sam mons made some eio-
aucaS remarks on taking leave OF the Council exhor1g
mem mot to forget by their actions the eseeem me
eensGvetfve men who had stood by them, or do eugns
thst could lead them assray from American principles
4 vote was then taken for Secretary and Bingham,
q N Albany Stass'ssn was unanimousy eieosea-aS
~ votes being cast for him; Mr.. DugAnne, VINO wss
oontnated, having Withdrawn. committee was ap-
pointed 70 dyaft an address and resolutions, ana he
00uncR adjourned TIL Q O'Clock TO- morrow morning.
NO Council b clearly in favor Of adopting decisive
emit tlavery platform The Bin champion Platform Will
hsreis ROD with resolutions ADDED, expressing In moro
dssfve terms the opposition OF the party 70 The non
ascension Of savely over any nue. territory.
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Married.

.DvHsHL-E EVANS -On Tuesday Foo a. ct ~ Georges
chapel, by the Right Rev Bishop X P,tsr. d. d. LII d.,
WILLIAM ". nUsNRIL TO Mas HARRsl HARTLASD daughter
Of Rev BENJAMIN Evans OF hs Church Of tho
holy EvsDgeists
Humn-FonSxr Monday Feb ~, by the Rev.
N. Drsco RonnRr a. HuSrsa TO LausA FeroHEr, eldess
daughter Of Amida Foignet, all " tu. oNy
LsspRux-Rszp.-l,n Wednesday Fen 10. BY the Rev.
Mr. DIXON, No. 81 Marks place. Af. JAnE LBsDRun 70
Miss Am JAM REID, both Of this CITY
OnTm-HAvnAHD.-Ou koudav evening. Feb. 70, by
the Rev. M. Crawford, Mr.. ALExAypsg OIysR Jr, 70
Mics ACME HAvnAIp, all OF this city
CAIHoUH--CRopsEY On Tuesday, Feb. ~, BY the Rev.
Theodore A. Eaton, W. a. CALHOUN TO MIS- EsrED A.
ORoPssY, Of this city.
HARrnAH-HowIyrr.-On Tuesday Feb a. ut Harlem,
by the Rev. George Draper, Mr. WILLIAM +. HARrMAss
of thai place. 10 SOPHIA third daughter OF the lsee
Charles Howlou, ESq,, Of Muncy, -
huncy paper please copy
BRApIIy-PoeT On Wednesday, Feb -, at rarry.
town, N. Y, by the Rev. VIM. II Creighton, ID. D.. Mr..
FsKp BRADLEY Of this city, 70 Mss Fannie H. POSI- OF
rarrytown.
FIAsDRsAu-WnD.-Ou Wednesday, Feb. u, ut Ds-
ren o., by Rev. Z. Kinney, JAMES 4. FLASDRnAu, Of
this city, 70 MANILA A. daughter Of jas g. Weed, Esq,
Of tho former place.
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ARREST OF THE SUSPECTED INCRNDIARY.
will be recollec,ed that on Sunday last daring ~
tempt made burn the premises Nos 272 and 274
Front street, occupied by M William y. Bears, whole
sale wine sad liquor dealer. Three places in the build
ing fred another prepared with swo large sugar
casks the hoops cut saunder-one placed the top Of
the ether forming kind OF chimney 10 exsend the flames
70 the upper aoor and under lot Of oooper
shavpss deposited. The Fire Marshal and Captain
ntcheu have been diligently prosecuting inquiries since
the fire. order 70 ferret out the offender. Many wit
have been examined, and very curious chain OF
man named Michael wcean Jr., whs arrested yes
terdsy ey Captain Dtchett warrant Issued By Jus
,ice Wood and de.sined for eIaninson the substance
MEL Baker cooper adjoining tho store OF Mr. Bearns thai
from tns coopers shop be had to
cooper shop vss KEEP, Il NJ swsas house, nsx door.
TN saturday afternoon, sbortly before quitting work,
Sos.o borrowed Two se,se sss, n,. S'rSsn ,ss
some shavings home. Mr.. Baker saw wogan All bag
with shsvngs the cuttings from slaves that Aeruoon.
On thai night WogAn took the Key OF The snop from Me-
Swans house, and also . dark lantern. On Sunday
morning M Connolly, residing at ais Front srcss saw
wogAp shortly Aftcs O'Clock como along Front street,
ON Dover street and 10 inio Mr. SWANS he ou.
again about minute and passed along Front street o
ward Roosevelt. street M Connolly again saw wogAn
velt going drecfion Of the cooper shop The IRE
was discovered ct about ten minutes Of O'Clock.
The FIRE harsha carried hh inquiry still farther, Ia
order 70 ASCERTAIN from whence shsvpes came. mo
owner Of the cooper shop conveyed The slaves 70
s, x q. nosnaapy found Two Of .ss@ % a. er soy on
stsvc demonsu stng pretty concusvey where toe sha
Wings from On the top OF the shavtngs found In
the cask co1ee bag. In which few drawings
NAMED. This bag bore the marks and general ap
pearsoce 70 bag borrowed by Wosan saturday AZ
iernoon. One OF the ircn shutters Of the liquor
store found 70 have been PRED ca hinge and the
window pushed up showing the way The inoeadiary en-
tered.
the investigation has progressed. How tar ns win be
ooutrsd the part OF The defence rcmains 70 DO
seen The matter SIN under Investigation bsfore Jus
tee Wood.
AN ArTEMrT AT ARsoN.
,ofnoer nallep, Of the Eleventh ward. Yesterday a.
rested young named Abraham wiener, On . charge
oos,euptns Ere The buildings Nos IS and 20 Rage
s,p,st II seems he detected In firing paper and
osnor mable stun throwing Scs the two
buipts seitng IRE 70 the weather boarding. Ths
cused was c,nvcycd before Justice Breonan, who
m,sed him 10 prison 10 avail the Fire ksrshals nves
ERuoC.
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Personal Intelligence.


Mr.. Guchapan will not leave wbesiiand Tor Washing
ton uus Mar day nex The Lancaster Express Of the 2sd
inst, ssCs:-
Mr. Bschspan We understand, vas "mystsyicusy
missing" Friday and saturday. owing, no doubt 70
;ns Sus so,ss u v.a az ar ~
past Lest his friends ~ distance snoud feel sol
10 regard 70 his fate, We may state That be In
sood health and ihc only meticrc need>d leisure-so
say bic prayers and write his Inaugural.
g. Scott nsmber Of oeasrsss asos frsm California,
10 In washisston
Fac Gov John Bx,sr Of California arrived In Pmlsoel
ph,s on MssdAy evening from New YORK. en- rous for
The Hon Charles Sumner zen Boston for WASHINGTON
On Monday srsxsccn. He viii rcsome his seai In The
hs conasmpaaeA visit 70 Eurcpe having secured
passage In tbe vteao~ Fulton, which win leave New
foxk on the TN 81 maron.
y.mss psos, uned SLAVES sssssos eeo, nom O.s nsi.
cut, and Judge A. D. RussA, Of New York city, re in
washington
Tho Belgian journsis announce sbaa Isdru Roui. who
ssd Horace verpet the oe'sbssssd painter. somsg
ESQ ssss Ms NJ Lee 65sys md ~;
f Rgsn, & John scPhs .ee sodTsse. BEL WIN
S.s Hs r Sse Route Ss.' Ss.s cs ss
f .a,, i psanisos, II IySes David v Rosin:ee y
, Ss,.I Hrsdmsn CuSbsriy John iiowsi-snS IN
nr w Savannah IN Ire steamship Aa5amaJos Dsniels
fraD,wo.i j Ross w W Hertzheld. Rogers q VII
S Re- ,snhs psy. Lam. rrI,shsTd George Yqys..
t.n MS 1essesu Miss Grady, VIM Munro and LADY,
nyh.n To-, m Calhoun, Miss Norhrup Mrs Foster
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