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gers came on 10 this city in the Philadelphia The Gal
houn is repairing AT AlrArsdo.
The steamship Daniel Webster Of New York from this
port for Texas Il s reported experienced northef
near IpdanolA 90 the sh inst and driven ashore
condueA Of So 900 600 in specie was erPeetsd at Fers
Cruz from the city Of Mexico on the I'd inst
xKw CIR In LouIAAxA-The Yicksburg Times fur
niEhes the annexed paragraph
"A new city by the Of De5oto is expected 10 rear
lis walls and iarreis in short time on the Lousiana
city, The property embraces the anSs lying around The
vcksbarg Shreveport and Texas railroad, and viii open
field Of labor activity, and commercial enter prise whct
will in short time make il the second city in Louisiana
The scheme is in the hands Of energetic
and able men, and cannot fail result fsvorably. IL II
BETTING that the discoverr Of the Father OF Waters
should have monument its TO perpefnst'
hs fame and the prospect bids fair TO city worthy
~rest and heroic DeSoto!"
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THE IOWA SENATORIAL QUESTios.-sENATE
DEBATE CONCLUDED

We close this morning the very elaborate and interest
ing debate In the Senate which resulted in declaring the
seat Of Mr. Harlan from Iowa vacant During
the pendency of this case reaned from induging in
any comments presrring give the entire argument on
both sides and not doubling that the result would accord
with views Of the constitutional question
original question: should hesitate to de-
clare every senatorial election void which was not made
by he Legislature acting in that of organization
prescribed by the constitution of the State Whenever the
constitution of State provides that organized bodies
coequa in power and capable of checking the action Of
each other, with provision in that constitution for
merging the bodies into joint convention for the
election of senator's should say if it were new oues-
ton that each house should have distinct voice in the
election and that election in joint convention would
be void But the practice of long series of years has
sanctioned the validity of such elections and is now toe
late to rerace the But in the just decided the
convention which chose Mr. Harlan senator could not be
legally regarded he Legislators" Iowa Granting tina,
after the two houses passed joint resolution and under
it went into convention, such convention could be re-
gar ed the Legislature still it could be so regarded
only 50 long as quorum of each house should acqui
the joint resolution Each house passed this Join.
routon and each house had the right rescnd or re-
peal far ii operated upon itself We hardly suppose
thse would be any doubt the question the senate
Iowa had rsscnded repealed the joint resolution Wha
the senate did in legal effect resembling of the
lutont the authentic and official declaration of
majority of the that they would not longer
niss the efficacy of the joint resolution That regard
anamount to repeal of the joint resolution and til,
dissolution of the convention The election pretended
be held BY convention thus dissolved, necessarily
nuiiy This is in few words view of the question
and understand it be the view taken by the Senate
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ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR'S


On Wednesday last the legislature of Delaware reelected
Hon. James A. Bayard United States senator for six
years from the 4h of March next and elected Hon Martin
w. Bates for the unexpe term Of Hon John NJ Clayton
deceased We have already announced in eegraphic
column the election Of Hon. s. Green by the Legislature
Of Missouri fill the vacancy in the Senate of the United
States which has existed since the expiration of General
Atchisons term on the 4th of March, 1855.
AT time when the democratic party has sustained so
many losses from the treachery of protesting friends
well the assaults of open foes the above
will be received with than ordinary satisfaction We
may well congratulate the legislature of Delaware upon
the wisdom and patriotism of their choice This renewed
evidence of confidence the part of the democracy
that State towards Mr. Bayard is but fitting tribute to
bis experience legislator his abilities statesman
his devotion to the principles of the democratic party and
to that unbendng integrity of purpose which has secured
Tor him influence which is felt far beyond the bounda-
ries of his own Stale His colleague, Mr. Bates IL
highly spoken Of by his personal and political friends
The senator from Missouri Hon J. s. Green has al
ready served with great distinction in the House of Rep
rusentstVe and for years efficiently rep
resented this country at New Grenada He is an unco-
promising de mocra and possesses Legislative talents of
high order.
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LETTER FROM GOV. WISE.

The following letter from Gov Henry A Wise Of Viz
vna was read At the banquet given at Jackson hississP
m on the Gath ult in honor Of A. P willard Of Indiana
and W. A. Richardson, Of Illinois:
have the honor to thank you for the invitation to at
tend the be given at the city Of Jackson On
the asd instant to friend Hon A r. W<rd and Hon.
WIN. A. Richardson. They Romans worthy OF yOui
CITATION vlcorioss defeated, every hero, patriot 2nc
sage who fought the good Eight for equal state gh ths
constitution and UHioH, in the sAie
and Who assisted to save from being driven TO the wal
of deserves gratitude They we're lns' SHe
and are grateful They saved 10 the democracy
cardinal points Of New Jersey, Pennsylvania ind
-. I,i,,. ana California, and the south ana asss
holding States are assured ths1 s-- a tbs, thar,
remaining and abiding to live In the rnos for,
bonds Of affection and faith universally pervadna when
bind still 70 brethren for whom ready and willing b
ght any war they have fought for In the blacklist
war which has threatened the liberties Of the ~hitel
and the welfare Of the blacks the good faith Of political
covenants; and the honor and interest Of humanity You
do right cherish such champions these they repre-
sentative men and what they represent Is 81 osrs In the
North and the South and everywhere all the earth
Greet them in the Virginia well Mississppiin
manhood and and honor and truth
and Justice Embrace them with the right hand and the left
fold them 10 the heart Of fellowship and union and In
joy and in tell the enemies Of the repsbo that
be severed from themthat will fight FIRST and IL tie
cause Of freedom and affection be conquered
wish could be with you and among you il would make
wild with emotion acknowledge with what agony went
through the apprehension Of the last three months
deep sincerity thanks Providence for sHvns
from the last extremity. Shall ever Win thu
republic again be put In such peril Is the last hope
men for freedom again almost to expire VIII ou
Union be dissolved in the blood Of civil war Is victor,
respite only, guarantee-s warning be needed fol
all time May Heaven bless and the whole country
HENRY A. WISE.
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cosGREss-THURsDAY.

sKEAn-Mr. Seward, from the COMMITTEES on Com
MERGE reported bill further TO amend the act Of 1885, TO
urorde for the better security Of the lives Of passengers
board Of vessels propelled in whole in part by
and for other purposes Several private bills taken
M and passed after which the special order being
bin to provide for the settlement of the claims Of the Off
GERS Of the revolutionary army and Of the widows and
phan children of those who died in the service adyo
estsd BY Mr. Foster lengh Upon the conclusion
Of his remarks desultory debate took place various
snsndments and without dsposing of the BILL quarter
before four O'Clock the Senate adjourned
HOusn or RKrREsNrAuyEs,-Th House to-day passed
the Senate bin relating To foreign coins and the coinage
cents at the mint of the United Statea bin was re
ported from the Committee Mileage increase the pen
atty for voluntary absence of members of Congress from
their public duties II this bill should pass SIS per day
viii be deducted from the pay of such members ab
sent Notwithstanding the intervention of Sunday or the
adjournment Of Congress for day more unless such
snbsrs be sick there should be sickness in their fam
aia
In Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union
the House resumed the consideration of the tariff bill re
ported from the Committee of Ways and Means Mr.
KEITH of South Carolina briefly gave his views on th
tariff question: and then proceeded discuss the SLAYER,
question Mr. Bss of Ohio also addressed the House OF
the Presidents message. Mr. MAXWELL of Florida has th
floor tomorrow.
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OFFICIAL


TKxAs1Hr DxrAATaxxr
Nc.emsss %. loos.
hereby given hosseD Of soeh q ne 's~-s @ ne
department viii purchase hs ss@s o'
neat u 81 ooe shall b. sv
ousy pay aadsnx 10 me inersss seS~s~
from The dane Of The Last sem annual dsdsss nssse
for ne Desry " sss~A
me vendor, following of SAL ssecas
For tae saoek IL fssa, premium Of 10 per
For le47 and 1919 % oessi sss
fx me STOCK 1850 commonly called Indemnify ss<s,
pfemiam Of per cent
transmitted 10 the department. sadsr shis
~ muss be assigned United the asiy
eo receive proceeds between dss hereof sss ne
In, a,y Of January NEXT hyears be
sssisasd sseekhoiaer 90 van s psyass ssss
fte and corresponding made nom
aide for The stock
Payment for assigned and nnsmted VIII Be made
nv .a. an The Assistant Boston, New fofs,
es,.aelu. M inc spaoa parties enues receive ne
- s,hirh .bould be expressed
erruhcs'ea- JAMES eoAnN4-s
- 90 -a,aan.,chic Secretary the Treasury.
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One of exchange papers says the Journal of Com
merce) recently had the following paragraph:
81 DR.. Chafse member of the Committee Patents has
lately reported bill pass the House of Representative
which provides for the very general reduction of fees
BILE BY egners who desire to take patents
The Windsor Herald Canada paper, remarks as fol-
lows, with reference to this statement
awe from high authority that the Canadian gov
srnment the of Dr. Chsse's bill becoming law
are determined TO recprocate."
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The Raleigh Standard thus notices the recent visit Of
Hon Edward Stanley TO that city
This distinguished and cherished son Of die old North
STATE this city few days since, and, while here
rendered the compliment Of public dinner which he
compelled decline account Of preparations for speedy
returu 70 California"
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Con,ens. of Amerisss a,..-' ~'

Gonlenta AnneftSHn
GULL Isis a the ofhcers and enPosess II The az
soyerpmeau. postmaster, c0ieeiofs, land cncsr-,
asenIs agent, army Irts lists, judiei nn
10 ann o to gn eouniesi abstracts a~ Psssed
Of
lAsl year HsvigAen Congress- popular so
Al each ie2a colleges un~d
coaduon; finances o. the several
population Of the States Of Earops obituary for
and ongtudes, terrestrial
net Of neeoroiogy and Of oilr valuable 10
found usefuy f rad
resfenee ysiase ZIG o. prepaid BY maj.
Ian FIN MN
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No s7sl
Notice

In relation 70 ia Removal Of the Land Otes from Gsssss
10 ELss Saginaw, IN Aiehssan.
ACCORDANCE presulous Of Of Cengeas
uIa An xuherEng changes n The loe.iion az land n
1ppruseo le51 h hsrrby cared and maos
public lands Ca
N The q nehsn, VIII removed inc town Of EA
sAsIs.wy in sao sary period "a aefleaes
furer aones me Of removal VII be issued b.
be rrgst-r -nc receiver u Genosre land once
Given under hAad e Of Washington, This lssh day q
January. a d. Ie57.
THOs- A. HENDRICKS,
Commisxioaer ne General Land O1oe.
Jan i6-lswcw flint and
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature Of New Jersey met Trenton Tues
day last Hon A. R. Spec tdemOcrat) of Middleser
chosen president of the senate and Mr. Chamberlin dem
ocrAt Of Hunterdon secretary Andrew butcher (demo
craft of Norris elected speaker Of the house and VIM
Doruan Of Gloucester, clerk
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proposals for steel plate Printing.

OrncH supEHIsTkspEKT PuBuc rnrsfns,
Washington, January y, ls57.
PROPOSALS received this once until the 18th Day Of
January rstnn cock for printing from sirei IN tn
hirr.t ryle Of he Of ~
oune ssetchss ard "a ocopesfm each a
az history and botany
Mexican Boundary ssrvsy for The
of he sons United states .
BIDDER cir for printing each 100 copies Of said
nlstes and The viii far execuing The
m u be distinctly nndeSioot bids win be entertained
from any parties directly engaged n o. prarueay scqusine
wi ne md for.
this once.
fm the si'u Of
PTsposa must addressed A G. Seaman rinendu
Public Printing hingon, %. c. and endorsed Proposals 70
A. G. SEAMAN,
IL. s-codtl 9th ITnt q stnr superintendent.
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The New York Mirror saws.

Honorable Louis MeLane, General Jacksons Secretary
of War; is passing weeks in the city, stopping at
the New York hotel He looks hale and hearty rs be
was twenty -fve years ago." ..
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following drawn numbes Of
dated Loe for bsnenl Of Town Of Bel Air
drawn JannArJ -, le57s
IL 81 10 50 30 &C rs IA s5 IL Sc
The following Of Pslspseo
Lottery, class n, drawn January Ia ls57s
"a 3 80 as 20 SO 81 "A 7 IL IA Il
r. FRANCE Co., Manager.
oHAIL, Commissioners.
o.. hE.
ian f6-it
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NO eos ECrs Proposals viii be received until ths
is, day February NEXT FIR ne ereiuve privilege Of ssnl
exc~p Intoxicating dnk
rhe third Metropolitan Mechanics nsituie to D.
opeped on The the juh OF March next
Tine t allotted 10 MN ~ GREG
liable he general decoration OF me ha
He satisfactory evidence OF hs ability 10 furnish
c Of the best qualify. .s.-
address, superintendent Of the Exhibition s h
Office, 40l Y street, corner Of TN.
Dec ~ eoiFeblf CEAs W bTANsBOkY
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ME IsnArL T. JAAHs, Ma Iss South Tsz street, Phaad
40 our general travelling agent, Asxea b Wa H. NHLS
i,ss cotlIss JAsKs DrssIsS J. BAxgTT, ; 1Az.s TAos
NJ NIer H. w. EosKIsoN. T. w. wILET, VIZ. l. "A@rHsAA,
?. DAVIS
HxsAr M LEWIS Of 5on'somsHy Alabama 70 our gen
s travelling agent Of Alabama and TsnAss s as
c. ?. LEws. JAnKs o. LEwIs and sA~sEL D. LEwA
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b Y II Ell EG RAPH
On. dow Laser from Emop..


| r ,s IT,. r. -
a.. os,s n..s,.h-- ~. 80 i,s - -. 80. un
| - - E--,s $40 ~ ~ i
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4 -. =. - - - - - s.,ss !. 49, n~1 zen
| , N1e y r 49,. - " P'f"' anDu-
4 ~ - =. M. $50 -...;-.a e,,.
~ -. ..r.Hra.sn. 'Ap'''A ~ op'''''on
4 ."
1 Leg'aaf'r' 'aoaney Surprised
4 NEW ORLEAxs JIM lS-Mr. Footridre fAmsricanN Ia,
been elected to supply vacancy in the lepislature
|
4
AusuaTA tMe,l jan h'Ae republicans Of the iegis-
for the long term The nomination for the short term
penang
4
| wn.r fw,. Ia TX IT, n a;,, -
., -. 80 ~ - p u;;. s -,
r1s ws-n pl,,, .p. rs, -, o,u
-. -, .--...-- -IrT.--.' '' - A 1'~e
and female notoristes, are present.
S,nator,al E,ot,on
- =. $500, ~ -
eecieu senator rom n state IN place OF Senator Cass
whose term expires ON Inc attn OF March
Harssts.
NJ w.. Iar II ro.,., l. - an 10 -.
60 .uss,. an uunsaies o. sOO
Flour is utesdysales of 200 barrels: STATE Ss rs !.
% 20 southern % 70 20 wheat Is buoyant-salss
Vi LAsoV ousns souehefh, - Co. corn ID active and un
se1tsu-sAe OF savoo pusnesi mixed ~ cents yellow
20 Genus whhe' 70 oenn rork hrm-me. $50 80. Beef
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The President of the United States gives public RI
osption this evening at the Executive Mansion.
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RESTAURANT.
d Fysrno;, Hotel Pennsyvansa bssss~ '4a $50
1eh ssrects, Warrington, u. g.

d. TvsrnoiS Hotel Pennsyvansa acenss, bssss" AA
1eh streets, Washington, u. O.
ur pRopRrEToR bers his friends aid the public
M, mis- res,aurnni Gently esinsi he'd the most
sturirar privsr dining and fsr
shsa in the s, engaged cnn.psnt ana
French cook arrived from Paris where ne E.
asd ,rtspive hrst ate Hsist NJ h business
~ =. In. himself dsfnsnifhsa -
of The b0t artists snd e"es
srs he Harcrs himself thsi be cannot y. 10 rvs
,ho.s WIN NAV favor him with theif pssronnse
no The NAT well supplies WIN ne
Of vines ur snRe and other d-icse,es o VIZ -
IN. received per stentr from Europe, a - ~ nns ~
c,ayr e general assortment q me nnos -
apsnrr p, hc wffss De cnn onc, '-
nv orber boo.e in hox bnsket or sins!e -.
dinner or supper IN -
horres, notice lee cream, 0's' ~s
ana an description OF confectionery busincss
Jan -eodam
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west Jersey Collegiate school,

DEv. SAMUEL MILLER A. NJ, principal, assisted by well
teachers Bays prepared for college busiDess
mon rted and Access by railroad Bud
,s uuas annie practical thorough Careful
attention physical improvement nnd personal habits
anpef. as moral Scholars received al time
uayirr from the duie OF entrance.
Ian
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Law school Of the Unives sity at Cambridge
Massa ehusetts
The Insfr1eiors IN this School are
Hon. JOEL PARKER IL D, ROYAL Professor,

~" insi4no'oTf IA TINS sehooi 1e
Hon 5o ,r ~ ~ no. - ftso
u rMI,py w s,, RITsN n "a Tn yrrsr,r pro,es.or
"' 1890 y.
cohm'u -. ao " - ~ ,Ss.. ~ ~. II,,,
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oAs a ~. .aa.a .ns .,ar. sa,,, h m.d. "a r.r
new ~.sAs upprat a''' ~ e1A' $50 S' ~ = -
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&c teh evsy mo"a eou az 49, ~
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nonls an oaa. r." - ss-. -
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University Of Virginia.
MEETING Of the Of visies Of the University VI.
rnla 'he ith Of February appoint pro-
rsss,r II hisimy and grnefsi literature.
appointment
NAV be addressed Of The subscribef
-' - s. MAuPfN,
D~r ls-3aw6wcp Chairman o. tn. Faculty
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nouGLAss FAHmy Juvenile Story Of Lie in Virginia by
~ Wary Y Bradley. Edited by Cousin Alice. rs
Leaning abnur Common Tings; Jacob Abbott
with one hundred and twenty ensvsvinss. 80
Home and the Weird author Of of
depc~
Old Whitsys Christmas Tr0; story A.
ossey BALL Win 10 illustrations 50 cents.
eedFrmoor; q " ira Mapp
variety elegantly illustrated
immense Of Juvenile books daily
nving TAYLOR h MAUHYs
Dec n Bookrtcre, 9Th street
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CH.,rl LONDON

iiOLO PENS fn gold and silver cases, I'm
VI ported direct ON Rodser sheeid porto
French and Eng,in books;
English juveaiis bnokr English Bibles
in and bindna editions
American, English French poetry
bindings and large collection Of import
ed direct from Europe by the undersigned
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Leqislafips Vacancy Supplied.

NEW onLEAEs, JAM A-Mr. Footridge (American) has
been elected to supply vacancy in the Legislature.
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JACOB REED,

JACOB REED,
Manufacture Of y
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 Fihh street, rhisd.lrhs.
All coia and qualities Of military and fancy
hand and for the lowest prices.
Oct ls-d6mt
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Maine Ssnator

AueusrA fMe.,) jan IbThe republicans of the Iegis
ature have nominated Gov. Hamn for United SEN
for the long The nomination for the short term
is pending.
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giving The House LoIds, the House Of Commons Church
Judiciary Royal Household Expors
Scotland and the England
Company; Chronicle OF las
Parliamentary Public Ac,s
vsu~he Articles on the Decimal Coinage Question
system II and Abroad Arbitration Trade
Insa architecture snr
Improvements; Metropolitan cn,ions and
Budzes the Rsian War, and other vol
pages Price 81 90
Imported from London by FRANCK TAYLOR,
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THE Royal Kalendar and Court Register. comulet
list u the Of rovernmen, for Ens,spd
scosnd Ireland and the colonies, commonly
Book imported from London BY
gans FRANCE TAyrop
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UARTED-Persons desiring TO rvs private dinner pnres
be supplied frsclaSs Frnch cook At " ior nn
vca. nm appira,ion M GAUTIER's RESTAURANT.
Nee 6-law3mnn 251 Penn between i2'h and law
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Disunion Convention.

WoncEsTER, Mass, Jan. I5.-The disunon" conven-
ton met here to-day. Rev. 7. W. Higgnson, VIM LLOYD
Garrison, Wendell Phillips Abby Kelley, and other mails
and female notoristes, present.
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lLarToSs Daisies for ns57, giving blank pages,
ruled and Dated for every day In the useful
record OF pact snssc IONS
mens just rereivcd an sizes for the ONCE
well a. tbcse for the pocket.
Jm6 FRANCK TAyIOR
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rrders for tickets and shares and M .1s;ra "a
go snsn ad lotcries the NOR sa -
an .ccoun Of each drawing viii be sent mmodrsrV -
o Oil w 1890 ooef A P.I BBCKEY, As~nr
=, wilmington Deawsrs-
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| AMERICAN ALMANAC for rs57-Boston--.a re
posirory knowiadgs year
all important statistical and political nrms
of the country
| For sale in Warrington by
TAYLOR MAURY,
JaplA Boukef near m srrrt
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DErRorr, Jan. l5Zachariah Chandler, republican has
been elected from this State place of senator Css
whose term expires on the 4th of March.
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AUCTION SALM.

MARSHAL's SALE.-In virtue Of Q writ of
Circuit Court Of the District OF Columbia for the
CountS OF Washington, and to me directsd. shall
on THURSDAY, the 14th day Of December, 1857. at
w os D M; the following described property
Furniture, seized and levied upon as the properiy
OF Robert Walter. and will be sold to satisfy Judi
oia no. w, 20 January term is5s, Peter Price, adj
Keliehim Lambell. and Thomas w. Riley.
dl2-ts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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By BONTZ & COOMBs, Auotioneers.
FUTURE DAYS.
JAS e. AIcEIIIRE

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.
owing 70 the inclemency Of the weather yes
ket, Mai @. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub
!Ic sale OF his residence and farm, Summer Hill -
the 4th OF January next. al 10 O'Clock a. n on the
premises. In the meantime. they are offered for
private sale; ana further Information Ia terms of
sale, &c, may be obtained at the auction store of
&. McGure.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
&C I-2aW Auction and Commits Merchant
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MADAM BONNET,
Il" LID ES2 Al A

MADAM BONNET,
Ivl DRESS MAKER, FROM PARIS,
No: SD 18th street west, between and X streets,
Washington city, has the honor to inform the lad es
OF w ashington and VICINITY. that she has fitted vi
Dress Making Establishment. where size Is ready
To make every kind Of work, as Dresses, MantIlias
Basques &c, and in the best and very latest STYLE
OF Paris, receiving every month the French Journal
DE La Mode, direct from Paris. n lI-2mf