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SPANISH MIXTURE.

The Graa+ pur;f;t,r of the Blood! s..
MN nEcT ArTEp ATIyE KNOWNtt
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usm, ons''nue = ou'a"evus I'M" arJ Fas
TUES On me aye, no"s, Z !.
vel on'onlc 'u,o hses, n"s ~, b. e M
0ea'o'heau' h,'aso'n = y. M ~, -. S y
pones az" so's,s' pa" ,.I n.''a,as'
Dom ums,s' 9ypnl.'.s D7o's'
ana aiuseases Arising roma"
inlaos'ous use q Ms'eus'
impfuaehee IN nl'e, o.
- inquiry p pioo'' p..,e. - N.
ms g'ea' aleisuNe "eue'ne n'u O,as,s
bloon y now usea .ouss"s ,ea,;s,, In, y
rom al paris Oh me on'.eu osa'es' VINO 'eNp N
Inc emarkanle eupsr pe.ofmso X 'Se MpyTIiRE
meo'tihes' ~ - 60 p.an,'ans Il n,
Seu'a,ea m..~ SUI II,aa.s M Sa,.s Affection
Ss'' -. nsaasss Il M Th,o., Female com
., 'ne 49,. ~ ~ Ra'ss and Joints, ,r,
Ple1s,' W. a AZ, h; ;aas,;n,she ,emeJy
sp.sony n. y Ri o,,'inn has ", heer
~ =, as III, !, n, s,aansos ,he session az nj
oau ~ ao,s aor,l, M ec;eny 81 ne Liver an,
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SANDFORD,s INvIGoRAToR.
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF 4 sTIMLIATIN
ITEwu sfFu.(tfgr

FOR ALL PURPOSES OF 4 STIMULATING
LIVER MEDICINE.
sffiERE hss long existed demand for such ) remedy
thli eUsi be relied ssie and efieeiuaL. This
srms1f has hsrl prepared meet ihst demand; and
extensive 4i u las shown how universally
il hls aeeomglisheithe pgp5ie designed. Among the
complaints stitch have sstn speedily cured 81 tie use of
ihe Insisoaiof Nc mention Lirer tgmpllihi which IL
W cs1ss u many utaer di.sases--amaae which ste
biliagnes Kstdseie. Pain ia The side onj ison- Bii.
Feser Fever sud Aeue IsuHce. Indigestion, lam
gaof and los II Appetite Lisessness and lrnabiiy--
~ oehicb c1ased b jsestl sriion Of The Liver
Ihs IatisosiJf : ramroundsd viii psHcusfreisrenes
- lie LAYER. sni ysn ibat litass removed al The
feii sc cured, . 20 rause II lem i taken away
fes 1gte 9fthe fnss1si9t rarely eyeril 10 siimglle
tas liver q proper action and ~ ~ t5nlinus
leDott toe disease. 4 hss been taken With great 800.
res ii cases u Gh0'ie Dyeniery. HBmor- scf0iula
Iicss &C. aa3 ~ ihe-s Il has lftn fund very ell
eatioas remedy. an occasional dose stimulates he
stomach hrdilby sr5n and restocs tie spJetiie and
sgoL Ons DOS vii ei.tft ihe oppressive uBel.iness
sspeencea IN etfing hearty dinner. 81 il e1ces The
digestive ufzins 70 tistf0vs sclien. faf q debaie1
state y is ssstM tlt fH1saf8Sf bas 10 equal Which
sspeisse proves GESTURES lie y item and removes
tae yeigNHtss a lie SIM ahlb i tie result ola Dis.
.sssd lisef.
Pfepaifd ahd oil 81 ssatfotd & Co.. lss Tfsht ~.
Nee York. Pee 81 60 - b5sie. containing igrty
docs. Als3sobg Long aat Cain, iill,b0proUsh, Nc.
s,pituiber Is. BE-
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r i NJ "A +

T,fiE subscriber having removed bis Store 10 The old
stand formerly occupied by A. &. Murdoch. just
East # the Court House. viii te pleased 10 see he old
friends and customers. aud many may
choose TO give him call. He promises heretofore,
10 use his best efforts 20 su ihem both 10 the price and
quality Of Goods.
a-T The following articles will he taken IN exchange
fcr Merchandise Of The market price: Wheat, Flour.
Com Meal Thlesbed OATS Jeans Linsey. s,rIed Cot
tou Tow Cloth. Flax and Colon Cloth, Beeswsx, Flax
seed, Rags, old Castings, &c, &c.
+. B. RUFFfN.
FEBRUARY 20. s7--6m
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LEoNARD's SOUTH AMERICAN
Fever and Ague Remedy
CHEAP, SAFE AND PERMANENT CURE,
AND is ALSO
A Preventive OF the various forms OF
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.

THIS Preparation contains no Arsenic or Nzer-
a curry, and viii not, like the many compounds now
recommended for BILIOUS or other FEVERS, leave
the system in a condition more 10 he dreaded than
the disease hut its great merit is in its CURATIVE,
PREVENTIVE and RESTORATIVE properties, and
is adapted 10 all ACES ami conditions Of the system.
Nearly all the articles which enter into lis compost
ton are Of themselves singy remedial agents for the
cure Of BILIOUS and ISTERMlrTEnTFE VERS
AS a preventive this Medcipe should be used by
conyaescenis, Travellers Emigrans and others, during
the Summer and Fall monlhs when malarious diseases
are most prevalent.
the disease, with Testimonials and Certificates Of cure
perfected, can be obtained, graulously, at all lh,
places where il is sold.
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THE HILLsBoRoUoH RrcoRprR
. ruHLIsHEp wftatr
ny DENNIS Itr4DT~r

- Icrmss-Iwo Dollars year. II rsid 10 st,srs,.
Two Dollais aud fifiy Cents II not raid Will. ~,
nonihs o. Three Dollars " deisyet mil NJ, IN. :,
pifsiion ofthe year. NV '"s ~
10 Papcf will " discontinued uhii Isue,rs,..,
paa' unless 81 The OPTION Of the putlishsn,.
nsfesi'cr no pspei viii he semitic new sak.e,ib.,
49,, w s'se unlsss paymenis made IL advance .,
ediiof and he paper viii NOT n en-,
~ o the stale f more than two ts,,s w,bon, nsv
meni' unlss is 70 one pssonally tbsrn No :. "a
whose integrity We have confidence 80 =
AdrtfIlsint Rates for TIE Rttotdsr.
npthHriststsTs not exceeding fouslsen line, e.s
dollar iot The first snd tweny.6,e efns CO. each ,sl.e,
qusnt Insertion longer onesin proportion. foan a.
.sf''ssnsntstvehsy.sv Ave pr cent higher asdu,,ioa
o on'4Ai'd WILDE s.ds % sasr'issr y u. ,ssr.
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NOW on HAND,
FgACON sittt. shad. Roe Herring
ID Bsss Cdfee rugsts
1f8sstt pdedsftA md Losf Sursts
Tfcsh Bops. Table s5li,
supenai lard . silos Candies.
Eperm sod Adsmaniins Canats.
Very fns Black snd Green Ttss
BBfnrits Premium Wheat Fsns Ief, N sale.
JAMES WEBB.
lone 10. a.
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BRANDRETIps PILLS

For The tErt ~ isgssnsg. esid,. Jsd,g,,,;.,- -,
pspsia.Hsadsehs DeLilifg, BsstU,,,.
IL. 81. a..
Ut Ffesb sgpfly iusifeesi,sd. end for..I, by
ihetyenis, u. lIesttt& son. atths Pfisiips "a -
nilssoieush isms' B.M'Dads ,CbspsIIiill; and
q. .Mshsns Mason Hall.
tuiy sih, 1885, IN
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THE KNUCKLE
WASHING MACH N d,
Patented by Christopher Holingsworth, Indiana. Ma,
4th. 1889.
MADE AND SOLD BY

ALEXANDER KS0N,
Owner Of The Patent Right in the counties Of Johnston,
Wake. Orange, Person aud Alamance.
yE,HESE Machines save iimc labor, soap snd clothes,
d as the dit is taken out without rubbing. They
will save more in one wear ii ordinary sized family
than their cost. There is no work which females are
called upon 10 perform lhar laborous and unheal
thy as washing. A great many Machines have been
invented for The purpose % reviewing this labor but
answered the purpose until the introduction Of the
KNUCKLE MACHINE. which has given eniiIe 50.
tisfaction when fUly and faiy tested,
Price Of the Machine. delivered to persons in any Of
the above named counties, dollars. All orders adj
dressed to Alexander Dickson HillshoTough, Orange
county. n. G., will lie promptly attended to.
Every Machine warranted, when fully and fairly tried.
March ". 1856. 80
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LTMBERl IrMBERlt

LUMBER! LUMBERll
FT1Bg gnlfnzpsd wDglJ respectfully infJtm the eli.
teus 81 0fsaet and hlams1se ihat Ties are pre-.
plfel b furnish LUMBER Of quality in fiOf 10 none
~ The State aid utoI np,lefaN terms. Thar Millis
stUse3 four niet easi 81 Bfss.leils TufH-oBi. Whce
ihs LunihtI Nil Ii l11dfd On the Cars. All comm.
gf0mpi stsHtinnt
VA. vs.. ALLISON Il RIOS.
JOS !. 55-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
ANOTHER OUTBREAK At sESUINE'S POINT.
Attack on the Police and Quarantine
Buildings.
sEvnAL PRISONS REPORTED KILLED.
N>1-N~D>>c>cSN<vNNOONo>|
The Military Ordered Out by tho SHERIFF,
&C., &C., 40

~ 49,. hArss isAsb, June si-ioP ~
me sheriff ol Richmond county, Ar. LockmAn, one kr
since cano into Tho village Of Tompkpsv!lle and II
that while as home near Echmnnd between eight and
nine O'Clock he received authentic notice that attack
had been made upon tho police, employees and building
at scguinss Point that rearms had been teey used,
that many persons had been killed and tina. the property
would undoubtedly be burned otherwise destroyed.
On the strength Of this notice and believing to be true
he came into the village Of TON pAnsville and peremp
torily ordered the entire military and fire
company force 10 repair forthwith 10 Seguine's
Point 10 assist them in protecting the property and pre-
serving the peace; and ero hong several military ard
ere companies their way to the Point in answer
to the shsrins call
The Sheriff tarrsed In our village but few moments
only long enough to give his ORDERS then proceeded
TO other par Of the Island for the purpose Of giving SINH
lar orders.
can hardly believe that tho Sheriff can be humbugged
II not doubted In Tompkinsvlle by any citizen. On.
thing can be relied on viz ha, what have stated OF h,
sherif7s action here 10 correct &ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
Madame Gasxa.iss's Concert.

Tia, Madame Gszrsniga, Who gsve concert u Doi
~orhs rooms last evening, oil yct nn lcrgthy engage
sui In this city BE- the desire of every lover Of
good music. though tho concert had but limited aiver
ng and 10 spite Of the ss,nrds- cveoins and oppressive
beat, there very far sadsncc In attendance, who
gave the fair aysvs q hai;crng reception. due from
linda" In which ably tsskted by \. Rrsnoh.
drow The enthusiastic spprct s,ou bu, the audience
sbdsavorco In vain 70 secure .rcpe'ton. N. Ansdio
unfortunately hoarse, but rendered "rl Prigoner
and solo from 'Trcyiss" very wan, while tho spirit Of
bis due, from "Bel.uo." with BrgnoE, operated Ike
an electric shock In lie stirring eject Amoio's notes
came with fullDess and roupdness charsciersc Of
self, while The clear, ds,ind and delicious rose-
Of B-spoH combiDed 70 render the duet . suc
ed several II rhslbS-g', solos, add with
dt. A fantasia frum s'semiramide," tho Alexander
hafmoDican required some exerti,n from W. r. Vanovs
Amid TIE most debc0ra 'ounds, thero occasionally .
species c( deocrdoroe N this instrument VERY a
mind Of the ncfsai musician who played upon
oneren, instruments On usic all al once The gem Of the
evening was IKE the INST savory Dab Of the epcnre
'eservtd fur the last The rendering OF Ia rerc II r
fdn b. Madame GayGuics, indeed rorth all the
All Ne capabilities " Der voice-its volume, 20 ger,
paihoe iniet siou--wcre called into action
barely reian nom burss OF applause during tho
touching pers, indeed once or twice aAtsls storm dd
eycape she sbsoutcy yred her hearers with her. and
ably proved hst She q second not even 10 In Grange,
vho by the way g0pg the audience, ala
number Of other musical celebsiues.
Brignoh gave during evening romanTi from {" Ia
sIa." which, though euy masred by biardsr OF mo
s'n,le%an who played ne soo,mIanmeui was dc
Madame Gsyzanisa viii give the New rork public an
opportunity 10 hear her Ia Trsyisav in vhCh abs has
be, cccsf uI and he wii snd that les
than oar fe7T citizens Of The CITY sShery
Lava
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

The Pacific Scam Navigation Compsnys steamer Dosos,
Captain wyld, from Callao, May 18Th arrived Panama
on the 6th inst.
shc bring - passengers, 500 packages OF freight, sd
s25T In specie for Europe.
There Ia no news Of Importance from Chile; Csnrgs
TO n Get on the 18th OF jane nj H~rago w. NoIea,
French tcnsui IN Chh has applied 10 The government Or
the exclusive privilege Of working the copper MIN.
sres, oppoei,ioo ~ made 10 hs application, which,
expected. will NOT he granted
Nivanoo IL still ut Arequips He has the aprr'msc arc
Potomac steamers Fill Al anoher In Isey. The rrench
ard English Ministers have guaranteed 70 PERI proteo
rate the Chincha shns for ten ycsss Business s
very dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

Rr-RanNAsrrp InnANN asI

"H"UNhFTFF JUHfNN HNIfH1 w HFFNFN
The death ef this distinguished gentleman thus 20
nocd by correspondent FRANKFORT un,r date May H.
j have 70 infos you that Birgomastsf Smith died
the 7th inst at the u ~ He had been In the
service Of VI for 10 years. and during that long pc
riod bis alike honorable W himself and useful
70 bis fellow cizeas Al the Congress n yienns his or
ertions especially contributed 10 the establish Of
members Of The Gcrman OoDfedcra'on In 1929 be
cured the free navsa ~ the WcseF and us first
10 the scquisit n ~ Brt merhavtn valuable
70 the trade ~ Bremen Ho secured BY series Of IN
mercia treaties witb Engand M Uniled Sates. Brazil
&c the o<riiion Of the Ianse Toe the prcmnsnt
points OF GER erporaton. the establishment Of CON
ruls ~ number ~ tn useful institutions Of hrs
native cy thss establishment " his and selci
tuoe Ne ~as sl-o distinguished an author Dor his
s'y Ceres Inferred b Ia 1891 the honor OF IT, u
Burycmssier Saith hsa tle direction Of the DEPARTMENT
OF Foreign Afa-s q Bremen and for long urevous
10 hs death he represented that ely the Herman et
where biz great experience and sound practical vrs go
cured Tor him respect and snfHnct,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.
Ns>~~or~v~c~~eNNo~eN~~e
TWO WEEKS LATER NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
,oo.oe>NNoeo~~>u~~VNoN>v
ARRIVAL OF sl,sSs, se7 m TRElsUsE.
oINo|r~~Ov~sn~>oDO~S>~
Reported Defalcation in the Brancn
MINT.
n,>>~>N~~~~>r>~>>~~s>|~~c<~
Tflnl and Aequittal Of Ned. MCGOWAN On NE
charge a Msrder'
OBSTRUCTIVE PDE AZ PORT 40 PRINCE.
>1yo<.eN~.~o~o>S~~>>~o>~~
STATE OF The MARKETS
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES RAD DEATHS,
ID. 90, 10

ne United States mail steamship Illinois, G. Boggs,
U. o. N, commanding. less Aspinwsn June 10 ~ 90
and arrived Quarantine 1t half past eight O'Clock
~ evening.
he briggs The California mails Of the 9TH inst 81 $751;
so7 in treasure On freight, and 1876 passengers
The list Of passengers viii be nooed the names OF
I'm. J. B. Bownn, Uni'ed BAses Minister 10 New era
uada, Judge Lost Of California, and Lieut. g Aowry,
q, g. A. Lieut. kowry, late In command Of Fort Yuma,
bsa numerousy signed petition for the erection of the
usv Territorial government Of Arizona IN the 9adeden
vprchase
No steamer John l. Stephens, X a. Pearson, Esq !,
sDnmaIdng, eft San Francisco june D. at A. n, With
I'll paa epgers and g. o2 in treasure fire ghi
eslS as Of which foreign account and arrived at
RAsama n 4 30 A. u on The l9th.
Jane 10, spoke steamer Sonora, for San Francisco with
passengers, &C. per Illinois, from New York June S-Ail
veA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

An IMPORTANT BANp OPTICS DEcrsroN.-Iu r.
ply e. letter from a southwestern Gland oflce) ~
gfstcr, asking for information concerning pe-euD-
ticrs On lands withdrawn from market fer railroad
purposes 10 view OF the provisions Of the oct OF 81
June, 1856 The Commissioner Of the Land 0ficc ms
decided 1st That where the settlement VISA made
With good faith before the passage of the law. and
al the requirements 81 the act Of lstl have been
net by che party claiming, he was entitled "a tIs
subsequently, TO the Iasage of the law, his decsrs
numbered sections az on the even. ID. That nyibs
act Of I'd March, 1858, Chapter 1t3,) settlements
With view TO preemption are authorized upon the
alternate reserved sections at any time nftsr wi n
dfswal and prior 70 the anal alomeai BY The Gsoe-
ri Land Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

WHOM CoUftSE, y. f.--rncTTfS9.
EAyrppAf June 2i--rrn' Ing match for 81 900, mile
heats, bevt three 10 eve, IN harness.
n. Woodruff Dsme6 y. See Brooee vcoeirsd forfeit
Horace Jones banned bh. &. euDibo. paid forfet
On Monday afternoon q ro,iing match for $4,000 mile
heats, best three IN Ave- In harness. vii take place
thc Csn'revile ooure, between br. MAJOR Rogers and
g. m lady Ii,shseId. Bcsh these usgs hail from Down
Fact end have brought hers with them lage number NJ
I've Ysni Gee with lets well led with tho wherevith
70 Rack their opinion their svores Both hsrses are
spcp n BE- fastmsor Rogers having beaten Hard Road
on the Union Course 18th July. 1852 In 2Ss-2H-7t;
and Iety Lrhhelds perform have been equally
good on several crnsions. ne betting on NE rssc Is
cyen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
SAXONY.

me whole kingdom Of saxoDy and most OF The Fr.nc
Inhees visited by earthquake The 7h Instant
Ths house, nembled, ssd great confederation prevailed
among the people, but happily there seriOs
AnnnnnrAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

StLr IN rExAs.-There are now established by
heeers surnson Sssher, upon the Colorado rver.
about a20 MILES above 10 mouth such works for the
fscure Of salt sufficient 10 supply the upper par ~
the s,ste. The Uiicle Is equal 70 The liverpool blown
HikN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
PORTUGAL.

IN, King or Portugal had communicated W Mo Corsss
his iuepos 10 shortly contract matrimonial Alliance. n
believed ha, lbs second daughter OF the Duke xa1i
mi-an OF Bavaria would be the bride.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

fFrcm the Liver COL Courier June n.
American Canadian white wheat ~ "a t1s, and
rcdend mixed ss. 40 I'd flour-Ohio, 31s. 3ss Cd.
Philadelphia, Oh. n BIS. o.. Canadian. as. 54s.
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Austria was making further concesslous to 10 Banga-
rians.
Rumon we're rfo OF = conference Of the pSenAtes q
the Italian States. The Pope OF Rome tho Emperor Of
Austria, tho Kias Of s~pcs, and rahars said ~nna
go DO pv~aA uM
The Em,eror and Emprsss to embark at Cronstadi
Inc 23d Of June, for tosr IN Germany, and 10 have
was reported interview with the Emperor OF France
ct wlIdbad, In July.
The trade reports from 81 Petersburg describe busness
Svery dull, with very few arrivals u foreign oras for
grain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
RUSSIA,

treaty Of commerce between Franco and Russia has
been Termed
me Ffeoch Koui>v Dc "a T7ot< pubsshcs etscr from
SD v,cpol vhich assers hat tho vcsse rascd TIA,
harbor were tbose which wsro grounded In shallow
waieY, receiving but slight damage while thae sunk
barriers y ere embedded 10 The sand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
SWITZERLAND.
AUSTRIA.

The National Council had unanimously ratified II
Neuchssel treaty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
BELGIUM.

The closing Of the Sessions had been formally decreed
"a well the adjournment Of the bin Charitable
tahllshnents. .....
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FRANCE.

Election matters remained without change In Paris The
opposition uckes divided
Tho official for 1856 show great increase In the
imports and exports.
It rumored that Napoleon would have kn interview
with the Emperor OF Russia In Germany, In July.
The Orleau, republic fusion in full force doing
all L could 10 insure the Of least few deputs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28
ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMSHIP INDIAN.


Hy1ras DO Iorrr, June 81, 1857.
the Canadian scrcw sseamship Indian, with advsces
from Liverpool of tho 1nh Inst passed this point Dor
passage 70 Quebec and Montreal ii az carly hour his
morning Bor adviccs, though four daya aser, are wholly
unimpor,anL
TIE steamers cay oS Baltimore, nom Liverpool, sud
North STAR and Hermann from Southampton all Tor New
Yorh, saied on the same day a. the Indian.
The American ship robers arrived II the woo'vich
Arsena on the 18th, having board SIX breach loading
guns manufactured In New York by order Of the
British government
twas understood that sngsments bad been perfected
for running the Canadian line Of steamers between Liver
pool and Quebec weekly instead e fortnghty hereto
fore contract also 10 DO immediately entered into
for building number Of and powerful steamers
The funeral Of Douglass Jerrod took place the ff
sen.h, and was attended by large number Of the most
eminent men Of literature and art.
The Great Hane Of Festival took place al the Crystal Pa
lace, sydenham, the 18th inst The baud and CD
numbered twenty i've hundred persons, and the attend
vas very large.
The baptism Of the infant Princess Of England took place
In the chapel In buckingham Palace the 10th inst e
named b atrice Mary Victoria
C.psoh closed o. 93S for account.
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UHbAI
Both houses Of Parliament engaged In considering
the Jews Oath and Disabilities bin Tho Roman Catholic
amendment had been defeated by ss3, and q test
question the Bill sustained by 3ii TO 2ol.
The London Tas advocates the abolition Of slavery In
Cuba the only enscsual OF checking the slave
trade.
public meeting had been held at Ashton, Under the
auspices Of the New Cotton Supply Association Reso
adons, similar 10 those adopted At Liverpool, were
passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-28
EROM WASHINGTON.

wasEISGro., Aug. 2i.-The question if the Com.
missioner OF Patents is sutEori2- ID to refund money
in the case of q man who having fled carea' AMI
paid $50 demand return OF so, and in thu case ct
others who having also filed caveats aud paid ~ nd.
donsl. making total of $50, demand the return Of
$40 having come before the Secretary OF the Interior
il was by him referred to the Attorney General for
decision. The latter holds IN the frat instance. that
there is no provision allowing tbs oavea.or 10 with
draw any portion of the $50 aud in the second piac"
that without conforming tn the statute in making an
application il cannot he sad that one has egsy been
made and consequently it il impossible TO withdraw
the application before it ~ made ana ,n": ~ el
sense Of the term, il s clear that tho Commissioner
csnno: refund any portion of the cavsat f-r.
Mr.. Meek, of Pennsylvania, declines the appoint,
ment of Agent Of Indian Affairs in Utah.
The Attorney General has ordered a no'ic Pr9.eqW
in the case Of Agent Montgomery who removed the
sauaters from Indian Trust Lands, aud destroyed
:teir haSi,sOns in Kansas.