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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-18

ThIsisNature's owl Remedy for n n unhealthy sto
mach NO arr OF man can equal it's curative powers
contains no AchOhOl ,Eittrrs Acids, or Nausa
Drugs II IL extremely agreeable the aste nd may
betakenby the mostfeeble patients who cannot eat
waercracke twiihoutncnte distress ofDrugget
limitations. Ptpsin is not a Drug
"a on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circula
prAus, giving n large amonnt of Scientific Eviuence
from lobigs nina ,Ghenstry ;Dr Combe's Physiology
Digestioni DR. Pcreirn on Food and pict Dr.. John W
Tfaper, of New York University; Prof Dunelison :.
Physiology; Prof Sman, OF Yale Colledre; DR. Carmen
lteisPhysbogy; nc, together with reportsof Cures
from all pats o lthe United Staes,
SOldby Il. T. LutZ and J. II. .Moynr, Bloomshurr
v. Bowman Berwick Oct3, 1855 iv .
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PHIhA. AND READING RNIL ROAD
Himsr .irrangsmeats for Passenger Trans,
January Isl. 1857.


HIatsr .drra.gsmeats for Passenger Trans,
January Isl, 1857.
TP Trains, going North leave PbHa de lphia It7l
u NJ. anu ST 7. NJ.
Down Trains going5 south, leave Pottsviea at 7t A. NJ
Acc. and Y. NJ
uptraius pass Reading at o 90, A. NJ. and eaPM NJ
down Trains - " 5,l3, A. NJ " SAB F. NJ.
The Express Train is discontinued until further no.
tice. Close connections ATE made ty the 10 - A NJ
tho Train from Port Clintouto Elmra aud all nermc
diatc poiuts and by the 90 NJ Up Train from Port
Clinton 40 Einirt, cananduigua BnHPlo Niagara. De-
pot Chicago, st, Louis, Davenport, aud Iowa City :
ETiees and Canada.
OpSundays the Down A. NJ. Train from Poitsville
and upP. NJ. Train from Phi iladelphia, only run
HARRISBURG CONNECTIONS, by pauphin Railroad atAu
special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Reading daily, except Sundays )at II a. NJ, returnng
rom Auburn aibs p, NJ, on arrival OF $40 p M
Train from Harrisburg.
WAY FARES-FRoM READING TO
'hAadephia. 81 75aud Las; PottsviIe 1905 and O,s5;
Auburn, O75.
THROUGH FARES, to Harrisburg ss,55; Tamaqua
,35; WGamsport S4,iO; Eimira $685. Canandai
ass 90 BnifIb or Nagra 3 10 90; Grlveland SO,
Toledo $l47ii Cincinnati $1,000, Chicago $500
: Isiand $500. q
Lii Pass tnger viii rocure tickets before nert.
ars 10 cents extra on Fares paid in the car
ytbs. of persenai Baggage allowed each Passen
overt hat wcig hi charged 5 Extra Baggage
q A. NiCOLLS,
nua Sd, Is57-tf Gen'I supr
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States Union Hotel.

FORM MEERLf RED LION HOTEB.)
No. 200 Market street, PhlLadeiphaa.
CEORGE W. n NIX LIE, Prop rietor, formerlyof fCo.
- lnmba Pa, would Inform his irie nds a nd thepub
ic that lie continues to keep the above named Hotel
which is well and favorably known throughout he
stateas the oides and most convenient Hoteiin
he city III mostrespectfuIy solicits sharpof pub.
y at,onage, April z, 1855.
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eide r MILLS.

CIDER MILLS.
spA~ 500 KRAUSER'S PATENT IMPROVED
Gs$aPoRTABLE CIDER MILLS. We are row
srsSA ma nua turing these uurivalled Cider Mills,
--<sz- greatly improved aud strengthened since last
year, and supply orders at Wholesale and Retail
Millsshippedto any part OF The Union.
PASCHALL MORRIS T. CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in AgricuturalImpe.
me nts and Machines,
7th and Markets streets, Philadc ,phia.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
TINE uonersgned grateful for past patronage,
L spectfully informs his customers, and the pub
generally, that he has lust received from the Eas
ern Cities, the largest and most select stock o.
fashionable Spring T. Summer (3othanee
,hathasyet been opened in Bloomsbury, TO winch Ii
inv ties the attention of sifends ana Ien
hat they are offered for sale great bargains. His
Stock cOmprisesa arge a nd select assortment of
Gentlemen's Wearing Appsrels,
Consisting of Fashionable Dress Coats of every de
strntion Pants, Vests. sh, s, Cravats Stocks
Cotton Handkerchiefs, Gloves, suspcnders, &c, &c.
Cold Watches and JtareL,Y,
Of every description, fine and cheap.
.B-Rememher "Lonsshsrg'S Cheap Emporium ~
Call and see. Nocha'ge Tor examining Goods
DAVID LOWENBERG.
BIoomshufg, March 81, 1857.
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PREMIUM AGRICULTURALI IMPLE

PREMIUM AGRICULTURAL IMPLE.
sss> mENTS-We are prepa.edto furnish Agricut
sA roi Impeme nts 1.-THE very best qua itv manufac
sa4sAtureda at our Agricultural Works, Bristol, Pa.
--.- the lowest cash prices whoesa e or retail ,an
will challenge comparison with those manufactured by
ny other stab ishment in the country. The rst pre
MUM of one hundred dollars wa awarded us by the
Committee of the U. s. Agricultural Society their
late Exhibition at POwelton, for 'thtbest splav OF
To by the exhbitor
Every artir eso led by us is be rep re.
sented, or the money returned
ID. LANDRETH Il SON,
Impleme nts an Seed Wa house,
Nos'ol and 23 Sou Sixth street, Philadelphia.
November s, 1886.
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ist A 9g .si ED g .sF1sll
CATAWISSA, WILLIAMSPORT &
ERIE RAIL ROAD.


Direc, Railroad ce'iOn 1ftreen Niagara Fails
Philadelphia Shortest, dUiokes and thtopcs Route from
Ies orn Neo Pork to Mddoiphid HGrr,s5srg Pusburg
Baltimore Washington city, and the South.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Emira daily (excep,
L sundays,) att A. NJ. passing Williamsporta al 10 Is
NJ. connecting with Read ng Rail Road PortCIin.
ton aud reaching Philadelphia at7 SOP. NJ
Returning leave Philadelphia from corner of D Dad
and Vine streets at7 36, A NJ. reaching williamson
al l5.p NJ, and arriving at Ella ira atn, p. NJ,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE
PORT ULIN ION FOR HARRISBURG.
Direct, via Dauphinand susquehanna Rail Road on III
arriva loi awissa Train ,at 45 reaching Ilar-
risburg at p NJ.
Retnrnngl leave Harrisburgat7 A. NJ. connecting
PortChnton with CatawIssat rain bound west form
ing the tdirect route To Harrisburg sburg, BAL
timoreand the South cOnurctng these points with a
NOrthwe tern Pennsy sylvania md Western New York.
Come Ing at Elmira with trainson New York and
Erie Raj Boad also. with the Elmira, Cannndagau
Roche. .er Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Ccr hectng gdIrccty with tile Great Western Railroa
at Suspension bridge for Detroit Chicago, St Louis
&" thus making the shortest and theapest iron
Philade lphia to those points.
A FkElGHr TRAIN.
will leave Williamsport DAILY, at G 80 A. NJ 20
Philadelphia.
Freight train to aud from Philadelphia withouttrnn
shipment from Reading Raj Road FreigltDepot cor
OF Broad a nd Cherry streets.
TRAINS PASS DANVILLE AS FOLLOWS
0oIsG
Passenger Train l2M.
Freight Train 0 81 A M
PassengerTran, 325P NJ
Freight Train 22 7. NJ
Between PmladephnandRupert 81 a
- Catawissa, 81
- Tamaqua 2at
Milton II
WiliaIlspor %
PiftspouRds ofpersoaal baggage nlo~edio enci pas
sorger-eAcess charged Al double s'.claesfeigrate
II FONDA, SupermtenSent
Jan go. 1858
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Pfts spouRds ofpersoaa baggage niiO~pdio ench PASS
sGpRer-eXcess cha Tged n double irs'cagsfp
II a FONDA, SupermtenStnt.
IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-21
,vAIcmEs. JnwELRY. SO.

TNIknoyps -lTHs TRAnA * Nyaf eOfFUlLg ne
~ srntc la.i We ss cond aiiT ntn Y. surrs sn1 y u
~ saDf Fpe Etocs Cf isncrh lgV rir ~ he i10f eJ1t
h ~ pssyrf ~; II d.nnos ~ hsna R~nnr ddas -
= go rtt.a.J-tn b. 1fit ~ cseh
J. HETatNE co. as Eroose tssc,
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1--WE Anrs.

ElhE tRTe-rfEs gR~s AS WE PASSED NO 81
~ NA.stn s'r. f--fr. Of 3ODUs--vs atraeef By
49, ~ ~ u.f' .Ues, m ths bruh AZ the vel tnoen
20 ~ iho.f WISHING Zoe ra-ilr oru1ms % are
49," sD "a ct' ant f..sils. ore DE c1arra is
ANN '-.- - '- W. -. ass
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A sEE1ING OF TIE AMERICAN CARTMEys
a and Ir,ssntns Ass 'clalOn. held Al their i7
sneaen he following resolutons were unanimously adopt
Rsolvd That look upon the new arrangement in re.
gard 20 'he deliver, OF goods the pablo tires as Inc n
Giants sno we DO mo earnestly protest gains rule 90
matter so n uch affecting ihsr iisre,v '' ~
IN. s Hsose W Ts:h sp
An lnIo ers Csrnan, As expressive Of views the
BY rresleen, A. @ Reynolds
Al. ks,oIyss Ih., on. merchants ssr having eonforT-d 2
sos s o, % Ss S,s 10a sSery S
nrecs thrown ia her sy and we her fore h,pe ,Ssi
fose who have been Induced Inc cOee,ors
win siihdr,v heir naSnss and their 2,p ~ endcayors Q
time strife blow sgsin, usurpng rights public
Rsove Ts, hcse resolutions be pusi,sssa and together
% s nsrd c0mmuna1D be SssSd IL sTsast torn
J. KnIY. secr.tary.
A LII FRIENDS or HUMANITY WHO pssIsE TO AZ.
N s In relieving the wsnu aud suferings Of The remusnl
% % homes sp nps mee oi y e ssa n s hS P. ss'
w. J. HARDcAsrLE. President
II. Josrs Secretary.
DR.. u o. HoIiaSp Trrasurer
NrorIoE-rHE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF rHs
S'.1 ~ sss Sss: s'.rss
81. s sls seS5si
Isss9sorps, -""''' '
y kOkbNkh,
NOTICE TO pooE Bu1' DrRs-I WILL RnCEIvs
Az proposals for building crib wharf and piers SANDY
Hook New Jerey. Parties DESTROYS OF couracsnE Tor MIS-
work NE plans and spetihcsons at the
omce No. Bovine Green, between me n9nrs AND
until he ,.h nst inclusive .,oa Ds
DRRaoHs VINO HAVE REEr IN ANY or The WARS,
their heirs. and having poeession OF papers
relating such servcs and those having military and other
'sSS %ss !, sSd Ssns 90 J.
Broadway.
nUw UNDERGROUND, RKUEIvRR OF ALL THE PRO
perry effects cboss-, IN action OF Anthony de eyer
WI sell a pubIc sncuou the Oh dsy Of September I8l
a, m o,clock NJ the lot lately occupied said
lie lever Al 3e East To enty SIKH street 10 hits city
tsry win the buildngs fixtures apparatus for
ihs ostlrr liquors the The lot IL rs feet by
inces The for nineteen years and for
DE Let day of January 1851 and has than twe years
morshs unerph ef. The dslery IL rus,ed
dst ENGLAND rum ana alcohol by column Apparatus,
aud will si three hundre rscns 81 day The works
copper nd cooper lined and excellent order The
will upca the premises. For further information
oily 10 Whitehead A Form-r No 6 val street.
DAVID PO3rsR Lord, Receiver
RIO ARCfuTEOTs.-PEAPODv INsTIrnTE BlLTf.
mere Husuft III 1851 The time for resolving dra Wings
ard e,uAtet sdcortR' with Advertisement OF July
being extended 70 s SOB Of sepemhers plate OF TIE pro
psrv fnc prime particulars will bs Forwarded on written
40 pcaicn But ding Con miee Of The Peabody Inst.
ue Baltimore.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.
INrIsoyps -.THs rRAnE q SyafE0TFUILy ~
srsea ta.l We cond afv MINT sturiae Art h1fs
~ 5an1 irge stocs isncra gv rry ~ he is0s eJlat
T-~ pssYrt4 ~ d.nnos ~ esna, R@sunr dias -
= $50 rs. e.Jrt1 b. 1fil ~ each
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zoe and f@ BRoApwAy next 10 GsAVR
GU church fhesns model bi,rd tt7les snd corn )ins
nor rufiIns psebtsd Febr1ary 49, 1886 ~ o. ITEM for IA.
tpscn and prscce 10 the largest ard bes furrhsd b lard
hs in tte wofh Gentlemen invisd % ca sad ersmige,
se ~ uduent Uiaorf being Csr,d To- sale ~ I1s8
ece ttara IN hs trade AL othe kinds % tables SOD
~ cos will 10 furnished At per ut less han ID
BE loU Eht elsewhere nfCHAaL PHELAr.
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FRENCH ADvERrIsEMIcrTs.

FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS
MEssRS LESP1NAssn KIT or LAsALLrs FRENCH
wi day and boarding tchoo Nac5ourai strry COR er OF
Ighb street near Fh avenue reopens lat OF September,
Mr. Lespinasse will be NJ home aner Monday 93d
instant 30 receive the psrents
I'm DysbEDE-UN IgsOOIB PoUvArT FOURNfR
" capital de sept Int, dollars pour ere te
notie dams lexp0anons dune pension bouygeose hieu
ache andte ct suee Al centre dts sarsa, qneques pet
DE- BroadwtY. ms2on est ben meublea ct dome d tt0
SiB de Ter 6ace par mos Pour plus smples tczcs lo
Loenis g'adgeseef llotel Eenasyer, 767 Broadway.
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- 49, -
BILLIARDS.

on Arr STREET -rHs OIL ssr EsrABLfsH.D
UU house In the city where superior bnsi be
had as short notice and reasonable prices with the oeSrssd
cushions which have proved themselves superior
10 All oers for ciy and and he cush.
bon hat wpl rns hop The ball Gentlemen safety them
selves by cslDr the factory Mr. Oss yield sss
Broad rwhsre here twelve tables
also, WINNINGS Of every description beloasng " ne ee
L. DFugER
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INSURANCE.
-~.~yNrYySe
HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
IL CAsH CAPITAL, snO,nD.
Onoe, No. 10 wall street. New York.
John Rarkin A y. Strange Moses A. Hopp sch,
SAMUEL HOMES " y. Ca1vel william q. Bowers
Anton o. fhelps, ~ Mctlo anell. Willard N. Newell,
Charles Christmas. Jane, McKse Henry j. baker
George IT, Ellsry, Nelson Davis, QeorFe B,r,ea
Alfred Large, Geo-re W. Pavo,s william, Alien
WhNy ~ Grth'n, william 10 King John Armstrong,
J. n. r. Susuahan, William A. Kobbe. hdward pridga
10 ~ell Holbraok, George Bulpip. Henry 1, Rnrr
Rober, Booq man, hAeau Lane, d. r. AFFORD,
Samuel tf au hoorOn Freeman, Andrew CorstO<k,
Joshua A. Bates hben'er Besdeaion. w. 10. Thompson.
wuulv NufLIeAr Secretary,
ALEx. WHY, in, Assistant Secretary.
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MILLINERY, &c.

ITO WHOLESALE uAsg HUvxRs " rgy OgNE
ueni and TIE teauuiil IN -6r.ad fJiat fnrCin' ts
Tie stock u ntgrf5en' trl g rsre t.d p.,- ieii o.
.orCu. JAM Iu5EEa. ~ gl.a1Nay.
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DAcirfc AssocIATior.-TBE NEaBESs or rHE
above association and All bose whl intend goiir With
us 70 tarscgs, Will meet today sIdayl o'ooos r. NJ,
A. he House OF P.tthc fngne Co NO ~ Of Foul
ave. and TWENTY seventh street Rv order
CHARtEs HsArr Sec JOHO PL .TT Fxeunu
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A RBrlNED AND EDUCATED LADY, FINANCIALLY
"A tmb nrsssei wisbss the ljsn OF 500 for ,hor tln-
party kindly dispossd 10 sdvance the nedis,ev will
upon Interview lie preferred furnish
ed rooms In FIRST as, howe with al the mo5er improve
mens test neirhbordo)d; cable fan lily strictly private
Hshe refeences exchanged Address hada Union squsre
PO<t
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T,o LET Oh EOR SALEM BaooKLYE. THE HAND
i come three story bri,h house no ais Paciec sres neigh
borhood ars class and situation very bea ul The house
n rood repair and fifteen minutes ride puon ferry. Rent
500 Apply TO J. OLIVER 1914 Futon avenue r)oklyn.
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Uuw UNDERSIGNED. RKcErvsR OF ALL THE Pro

RIO ADMINISTRATION INsTIruTr BALTf
i mere Ausut VI 1851 The time for resolving dra wings
srd esAte in s,corta with advertisement, OF july ss
being extended ths s0 of September plate OF the
psTv fnc prined particulars will be forwarded written
40 pcaon the But ding Committee OF The Peabody Inst
ate Baltimore.
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cJOO OOO- CITY AND COUNTY BONDS Poa
go CO. geokuk Oily per cent bends;
SD OOD warsaw City per cent tonds;
f0tOo Hancock county per cent bonds;
$4,000 Farm bonds NJ l.. SHELDON,
Mas stro~f
The Washington union., 1857-05-22
From the Alexandria (ya.) Sentinel
EMIGRATION TO THE WEST.

:.
The fever for emigration to the West RACES in all the
eastern States SO far from being confined to Virginia,
alecl us but slightly compared with other States.
Whole sections in the North are almost dopoputed BY
emigration The people who remain becoming
alarmed and legislative action is called for. The New
York Evening Post says
The recent unexamped emigration westward begins
already to inspire alarm among the capitalists Of the
board States but the first distinct proposition Of lcgsa
tive c,unteraction proceeds from Maine
We among those who have believed that this emf
gnon OVERRIDING itself that is to say, it is going far
beyond the legitimate inducements thereto Men are
quitting the comforts and commercial advantages Of
the longsettled communities of the East and rush
ing into the wilderness. They are buying lands by
the square foot in thousand places where the
wolf is yet bowling, and they call their purchases
town lots. Let those who remain here be diligent
and attentive to their business and they will find
that in most instances, they have done better than
those who went. If of the western specuators
make large sums it only proves that those large
have been lost by others 1t is sort of great lottery in
which great number Of tickets must be sold afford
lew prizes There are already strong signs of coming
reaction, such extreme ideas always produce gen
cmen just from the West tells that crowds pour
s ont of Nebraska and Minnesota into Kansas in search
~ warmer climate. The wind howls and the snow
anyes over those woodles plains in almost ter
INC We understand that huge unmelted snow-drifts
u stand there, the hiIock memorials of the lingering
winter
VI the crowds that pass up the Missouri river
"l mat onethrd return. Corn they find to be selling
"tWo dollars and fifty cents bushe The people are
4Tcnhtins instead of producing. II is hard for man
"Suck to his plough when he hears that his neighbor
WINS city and is making thousand dollars day by
S'nhs comer-lots But the evil is curing itself The
migrants having seen the elephant TO the popular
p"e, are both warning their friends and bending their
own steps homeward again.
The Washington union., 1857-05-22

Ihe Philadelphia Inquirer states that distressing cir
instances thicken about the Of Judge Vondersmth,
Who charged with fraud and forgery upon the United
SI'S government, and is at present confined in the
~, aoS apartment of Moyamensing prison. Last Sun
E MS wife died at her residence in Lancaster after
Ouated illness, and her brother had been committed
pnsn Tor thirty days the day previous for drunken
S ana dlsorderly conduct The decease OF Mrs. Yon-
@Hnth appears to have been powerful blow upon his
T and there are less than fifteen bills of ndic-
pra pending against the judge for fraud and forgery
inc United States government and II tried and con-
eu upon all, histem of imprisonment could be made
"'eaeh one hundred and fifty years
The Washington union., 1857-05-22

THE NEW SPEAKER OF THE BRITISH HOUSE OF
The following sketch of Mr. Denson, the new speaker
f the British House of Commons, appears in late NUM-
ber of the London News
The family Of which Mr. Denison is the head owes its
origin like that of so many OF leading gentry to
ossfu mercantile enterprise. Its founder made fortune
in trade-we believe at Leedsmore than century ago,
and more than of its members have honoraby dstin-
cushed themselves in the law and in other walks in life
The present proprietor of Ossington born in the first
wear of the century and succeeded at very early age to
the position he has since occupied II we are not much
mistaken his first experience as man OF business was
derived from the systematic pursuit OF agricultural ir-
movement on an extensive scale and the application of
means at the time regarded generally almost empirical
TO the reclamation and development OF the resources OF
the soil But while thus engaged in works OF local use
funess Mr. Denison not nsensble to the attractions
Of political life After quitting Oxford he had, in COM
any with the present Lord Derby and ir Lebouchere,
made a proracted tour through the United States OF
America Soon after their return each of the three
friends entered Parliament and all of them took an
carly interest in the struggle OF parties then for the
most part concentrated on the great question of
Catholic emancipation. On the accession of Mr. Can
ming to the premiership in 1927, Mr.. Stanley and Nh.
Denson were both called upon to fill subordinate Offices
the former as Under Secretary for the Colonies the latter
as one of the Lords of the Admiralty BY his marriage
with the daughter of the late Duke of Portland Mr. Den
n had become closely connected with the family OF Mr.
Canning and it is probable that had that gifted states
man lived his young friend would have speedily filled a
position of greater official prominence. Whether owing
to Mr. Cannings premature decease or to some other
cause of which unaware it does not appear that
the member for Nottnghamshirc formed part in any OF
the liberal administrations subsequently formed We
have some recollection of criticism passed by him
the composition of the government of 1885, Of which
Lord John Russell the heal the gist OF which, If we
remember Alright lay in pointing out the absence OF terri
toal influence as represented in the cabinet then formed
We apprehend that the sypathes Of the Speaker elect
have always been cmphatically though far from
saying exclusively, identified with the landed interest
and it is somewhat curious coincidence that his eeya-
ton to the chair of the lower House should come at
moment sgnalized by the extrusion from Parliament OF
the conspicuous leaders of the Manchester party
and by the return of good number OF country magnaes
TO the liberal banners.
The Washington union., 1857-05-22

Das- The First Annual Exhibition of the Washing
comprising pctures saiuary &c. tho
eminent artists the United sa viii bc opened to tho public
building street. between 13h and 18th
saturday morning the 9TH instant at 10 O'Clock
OPEN until further notice every the
Of 10, and 10, Tickets OF admission be procured
the principal bookstores In the city Single al
mission twenty five Season tckets, nfy cents.
Mar 6-du
The Washington union., 1857-05-22
lLarhLs.

NEw York, May 2lCotton is firm sales of $50
bales. Flour better sales of 10000 barrels State,
So 35 So As; Ohio SO 80 a 81 80 southern, 81 25 a
bushels Corn is buoyant of 49, 900 bushels mix
ed 901 cents. Pork is buoyantmess, S23 u.s. Beef is
quiet-Chicago repacked, SIG Is SIG 90. Lard is
quiet at IA cents Whiskey is steady at 33l cents.
Coffee is dull Rio l0A ia cents. Sugar is firm
vana 10 IL cents. Spirits turpentne is buoyant at 81
cents. Rosin is buoyant at ST. 81 aoa Rice is quiet
at 4 81 cents. Freights frmer.
The Washington union., 1857-05-22
Opening Of Die OHIO aud lllssis.ippi Railroad.

CNclsSAu, May 2l.-The city councils last evening
adopted resolutions inviting the President Vice President
the cabinet foreign minister's the governors of Maryland
Virginia. and other States the mayor and councils of
Baltimore and Others, to visit Cincinnati during the
curon TO naugurate the opening of the Ohio and Mis-
ing made for the occasion,
The Washington union., 1857-05-22
supplemental order.

IIRApqusRrsps VOLUNTEERS RrG sD BRIG. NJ. n C.,
Washington, May 20, 1857
4 it has been determined in addition to the usual
exercises the day visit Washington permission
Hon secretary of War for the regular performance Of military
y including company egimena practice
panes will assemble at their at O'clock and be line
the rcmenial parade ground the City Hail. O'Clock precisely
on Monday g the 25th instant
BY order Of Col Hickey; w. N OBER,
Adjutant
~ BAs boat has
regiment officers Of the
corps others Ia uniform, will be admitted board.
May %
The Washington union., 1857-05-22
Hp,DQuAprTRs voIusTEEns 1sr REa'r 8p BuG. NJ. ID. c.
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Washington May 4, 1857.
Tho gar General having required by law appointed tho
O'Clock the fourth Monday being tho 25th
time, the parade ground
place for the
composing the hattaons this will
place according to law The officers Of the
WILL therefore, according their position give
proper respective appear with
parade above directed
F'y order OF Colonel Hickey:
II " oprp
The Washington union., 1857-05-22

learn from the Goshen Qndiana) Democrat that the
E airline, belonging 10 the Michigan Southern and
bC Indiana Railroad Company, completed week
J " st aud that the through trains between Chicago
'Oiedo will commence running this week.