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Nervous and Rheumatic Affections

HOLLAND BITTEHs
az We have rsed this medicine ourselves, and in
many with the greatest success. The most cell
ebrated of our German Physicians recommending
it, During this changeabe weather, while most per-
troubled with nervous and rheumatic afec-
tons: it will be found valuable remedy ''-.Saats
Zeitung.
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Having parehss-d Mr.. MiAn.hsR's interest," IN ne
goods st have tax ~ A. 114rtasrs n gag b1slfess
fxun A. Alllzn aud John b. Jsshnsa. We shall con.
tnue a our old stand, ~heFe ~iii be ple4sud "a
meet cid frieads snd tasFckknts generally.
Brlnx znxtoss cut dawn aar present stock a le<
fa-stee. preparatory b our fa purchase, xill
eerf ndaceu.ens ia Eres th1ss lshnx q telirn-
sh thsir sseSk. We shal Be sad a. Al tsars " re-
ossve iheir orders. and vn DO best % al lAsm
satisfactorily fes rs ~ fs8
Saasls ALLISON. ANDERSON co.
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TIVE arm Of ALLISON. ANDERSON 4 Co, Gem
Il posed Of And Ansson, 7. Aadsrsan and ". D
NiAnAlsan, by nautical dtz-oix I'd On tle
fFssn the arm And. Allsson and 7. Andefssn are
aksne 4nterr-d - wind up the business a ihe ed
nFn- Those Indebted - the iafe arm requested
n make EayHseat wisaout delay, aud ihsse haxlng
Gains @sazst The win present them for Fay
meat ALLISON, ANDERSON CO.
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THE BANKs.-It appears that some under
standing has been arrived at between the
Bank of Tennessee and the stock banks. since
the latter are receiving the notes of the former
on posit.-Eemphis Eagle and Enquirer.
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IYaluable Slave for Sale.

r WILL sell % the highest bidder, IN the tnwn ~
i Rome 200 SATURDAY, the ssth II Iuly. On ereda
the ksth q December next. one Nexre Man jim
about - years old, No Boot aad Shoemaker snd
a hrst-r.ss Acid hand The purchaser 10 give bead
with good secarities- flfty dollars e The aeoxs
purchase aney - bs paid Ia cash on the day a sale
= " o. : EWING,
Adm,r q MN. H. Hrssssp, deed.
Rene, Tenn.. June 2s-wst
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Valuable Theological Works.
w. T. BERRY CO

w. T. BERRY s. co.
Have recently received
1. The Life and Epstles OF ST. Paul. by the Rev W
J. Conybeare and Rev. J. s Howson ? vols
2. Davidson's Introduction to the New Testament.
3vols
B. Barrett's Synopsis Of Criticisms on Difficult and
Disputed Passages OF the Old Testament S vols
4. Richard Baxter's Works with Life and Essay on
his Genius and Writings, by Henry Rogers 4
vols.
5. Memoirs Of the Life and Writings OF nr Chalmers
by his son in low, nr Hanna. vols. half calf.
8. Chillingworth's Religion of Protes;ants;. Safe
Way 70 Salvation. l vol.
l. Lawson's Bible Cyclonedia containing the Biogra-
ply, Geography and Natural History of the Holy
Scriptures. vols
s. Geneste's Parallel Histories Judah and Israel.
vols.
Q. Bishop Horne's complete Works vols calf
To- Hardwick's History OF the Articles Of Religion
l vol.
H. Archbishop Potter's Discourses on Church Gov.
eminent l vol.
H. The Venerable Bade's Ecclesiastical History. I
vol.
13 Robert South's Sermons, Preached upon several
occasions vols. calf
II. Robert Halls comrete works 6vols
Is Writings Of Arminus, translated from the Latin
8 vols.
16. Works Of Bishop Sage. 3 vols
II. Wallis History Of Infant Baptism { vols
Is Giesler's Compendium of Ecclesiastical History
3 vols
49, STEPHENS History of the Church Of Scotland. 4
vols
20. Doddridge's Family Expositor. 6vaIs-
2l. Robinson's Scripture Characters 4 vols
%. Fades Commentary the Epslle to the Ephes-
vol.
%. Mason's Spiritual Treasury. vol.
"a Massillon's Sermons, with his Life, &c. vol
%. Greek Harmony Of the Gospel, by stroud. vol
20 Life and Works Of Thomas Arnold, ID. vols
81 Calmet's Dictionary OF the Bible 3 vols calf
2S. stackhouse's History Of the Bible. vols half
calf
%. Tillotsnn's Sermons. 3vOls. folio
80 Mcknight on the Epstles. vols calf
81 Burnets History Of the Reformation. 3 vols
folio.
30. Burnet's History OF the Reformation 6 vols
Portraits
80. The Bible, the Missal and the Rreviary avols
a. The History of the Church in the Apostolic Age
3 vols
IS The Doctrine ~ the Real Presence. vol
SO. The Messiah as predicted in :hs rentcteuch and
Psalms. vol.
81. Rhemes and Dowav. vol
3s. Letters OF John Calvin translated from the latin
and French nv navid Constable. ? vols.
80. Wells Geography of the Old and New Testament
vol.
For sale by
may2s-tf W. T. BERRY & CO.
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lieu advertisements.
NO'EECE.

This is notify all indebted 10 me- either by note
or otherwise, not 10 pay any money due my house,
to Mr. J. c. WALLACE. NJ. SULZBACHER,
jy14, '5S.-lw BUG Agent.
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Lot on Market Street, % by 90.

Ewing Bowen Callaghan and G p. Sanders us
same.
DuRStANT 10 a deere" of this Court in the above
Il causes, at May Term, 1855 will offer M Publrr
sale at the Court House in this city Saturday the,
5th day OF August, 1855, what is known as the.
Callaghan property on Market street the same being
rs feet front by 90 feet deep .
TERMS -Onethrd cash, and for the balance a credit
OF one and two years with interest notes with approy
ed security required and lien To be retained until thu
purchase money is fully paidand property sold with
out equity Of redemption.
JNO f. GIEAvFS
je6-M C. AN Clancery C,pr, ar N,sb,.f,to
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FINE EARN For SaIEIi

WISH 10 Fell one Of the pretticst and most desra
bic plnces that has been offered for sale 10 con.
tains about 400 acres Of fine and fertile land with Gle
CANT improvements
Also, ono containing 10 Acres, wen watercd nd tim
bored, with improS enents
mayl5-u WILL l. RoyD In
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A Country Home for SaIet

IoCRTFEN and one bali acres Of choice Land en-
b be purchased on very reasonable terms II il
convenient TO the market as a vegetable garden.
Apply to
maya. l. ROW TR
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/ AN Offering for sale that beautiful House and lot
Il on cherry street adjoining the 'Urion buildings -
tno" IN course of erection fronting 30 feet and run
hng back ISL feet. This is the most Desirable prop
eriy IA the city for sale Also, two store Houses on
Market street near Spring 81. Amply Co
WILL T.. BOYD,
jy1-tf No so Cherry stree,
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Fifty Negroes for Sale.

a NOM the lot We have several good Families two
or uree young Women with first child, four good
House Boys, boys from is to 20, good Dining room
servants with good lot OF field hands men and girls
and good Blacksmith and Barber
lpr2'-U II. HAYNES 4 60. .
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Desirable Farm for Sale.

W. arc offering for sale that beautiful and weN
w improved farm, containing as acres, fronting
he "Slmtn Inrnpke, ami within sight Of the Ious-
riiie and Nashville Railroad - miles from Nash lille.
ih place II n one az the very best in
the SLATE. Tho improvements, consisting of a COM
m"fi"ns Dwelling House. good servants Rooms
ktct"n, Carrngc House Stables, and two excellent
SprinEs; all under substantial enclosure
TRANSPORT, MewHlRTER 4 CO.,
eineIg-lm No. 3 Inn Heck
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Stock FOr Sale
ENlra Chance

On SHARES Building stock Also, shares Nash
~ Vile and Chattanooga Railroad stock
Apply To Will J.. ROYp Agent
tyl-u No SO Chcrrv stre.t
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The Netherlands Gazrns says that JEssr
LIsp GoI.pscHaspf intends TO leave Dresden
and reside at villa near London.
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JiMES'S LAST AND BEST.

LORD MONTAGU'S PAGE, an Historical Romance OF
the Seventeenth Century, by 6. P. r. JAMES
ALSO,
LECTURES OF LOLA MONTH";, Countess of Lands
field, Including her Biography.
ALSO,
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY, Summer RambIe
among the Fossiliferous Deposites Of the Hebrides,
Rambles OF Geologist, or Ten thousand Niles
the Fossiliferoas Depostes OF Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, IL ID. Just received by
je2e-n CHARLES W. SMITH
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NOTICE.

IL persnns having etzims axainst The estate 81
"A Ia-szszs srxIS, aeE q. vii pesss present them
I, me within prese<ibe9 ~ ias ant ali per
seuz ,sssehssA - SID estate feqssred % sake
reyznnaf fhersef
jys-u "o1<s ~oDf-
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situation Wanted.

DY young msn u good bassness qaaAaustlo NJ
ID wi.e las been connected xllA the crcery aad -
eas<s bsStnesss ana e.a come veil recommended.
Aaasee< BIZ $40 esd
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WE are Offering a hne Trctser and an open Buggy
w with coed new Harness, At II great bargain
for cash oniy.
JaaeIs HIM F.sIiIEIIs.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

BOARDING..--Threeor four single gentlemen
accommodated With Board and Lodging Enquire at
No. Market street jy.13-1t*
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TO CONTRACTORS.

rTtHF undersigned will receive, until the 18th day
i Of July, proposals for the Excavation and stone
Work Of the foundation Of the Masonic Temple,
Church street The excavation 81 be full ten feet
deep, and the foundation wall 90 be FIRST class wrk
manship. For further particulars, enquire-of
CHARLES A. FULLER,
AND ANDERSON,
JOSIAH FERRIS, Build. Com.
y. p WHEN,
fyl-td En n HICkS
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Important Information.

A thus OF the year. no family ough, to so
N without having IN the house some pro-apt
and efcsent remedy for cholera morbas dtarrbra,
disorders that apt 10 attack all ages, and which
may resalt fatal consequences before physscian
can be procured.
The Grefenberx Dysensery Syrup, only so cents
per bottle has In the Last ten years cured more cases
of Disorders of the bowels, no matter how vioiciat,
than al other remedies and prescriptions pot io-
ssther.
Ds HfsEAKb, chairman Of the Bnard of Health Il
New York. N the worst cholera season, ceftacs iaf
fro tAe fine tAfs psefrine ussd AZ fhe Qsaratls
srussEd kerr sss< aaskh<r fatal "a eAalsFe.
la. DE FokKxsf, Commissioner q Croton Water
Works eertlnes thar cures ali cases II bowel cefn
Iiaints produced by eating tho mach firm, or ffera
ihcr causes, nat from immediate siesagc 81 the
discharges. bat frum chemical change produced by
Il IN the eontsafs q the heweis, Aaa that 4 produces
an affections Of the brain, which other remedies are
apt % do.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama i has always
bs-n found . pranps resnesy for Bfa<<fy fssx. II
nav be had q at druggists ant u The subscriber al
Patterson 4 Freemzn's furniture stfre
iuneiS-0 ALEX MACKENZIE
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dwelling for NcnC
AND
Furniture for Sale

II HAVE Tor rent, neat and comfortable DWELLING
l. house, containing eight rooms, conveniently SIT
uated and well suited for Boarding House I will
also sell on reasonable terms, nv household and
kitchen Furniture, OF every description Those wish.
ing 20 rent and purchase would % wen 10 give me
can ana examine the Prcmises-CoIege street below
Church
Junel7-u GEO MEAD
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Mckay & Co.

ON Thursday, July 18th, we will offer
" for sale in front Of our Warehouse, No. IS Public
Square, large and complete assortment of Grocer
les, consisting in part as follows:
so hhds. N. Sugar; 100 bbls- old Rye and
rs bbls- Crushed Sugar; Bourbon Whisky:
IS :" Powdered Sugar; so bbls. n. York Brandy;
% % Loaf Sugar; IS New York Gin:
rs bbls. Moasses: rs half Ibis q Medius
so " Golden Syrup; Ras Malaga:
25 kegs do. do 25 hbisf Sweet Malaga
200 bags Bait Coffee; Wine;
IS Pepper; 100 eighth c'ks Hennessey
Is 20 Spice; Brandy;
so doz. Brooms; 100 bbls Rectffed Whisky;
SO dog Wash boards; 100 & Memphis Vinegar:
$50 doz. Painted Buckets; 100 GO Cincinnati do.
25 nests Tubs; so bias. Champagne Wine
200 boxesstar Candies; 100 box do Cider
100 90 Tali,w do. 10 casks Brown Stout;
so I" (36 bars) Soap; 20 Ale: %
so casks English Soda; 100 boxes Glassware:
rs bbls. No. 3, large SO dog. Ground Mustard;
Mackerel fresh; so " Pepper, pure;
80 half bbis Maekerei; so s' Lemon Syrup;
20 bbis Lake Fish, fresh; 20 "a Strawbury and
so hf do do do; Pine Apple Syrup;
500 kegs Nails; 20 boxes quart Pickles;
200 boxes Manf Tobacco; 20 reels Cotton Cord;
so bales Smoking do; so doz. Cotton Lines;
SO N. Cigars; so Jute do.
The above, with many other articles win be put up
and sold in quantities to suit purchasers
jy 1s-td 0 CARTER. MCKAY co.
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az Cost.


TsoarETrSr TEACHES V take charge u Male
" and Female Aeaae1ay. Satisfactory reference
repaired. Tue Femais fe1chrr sln be Feqafrsd "a
give Lessons N Nussc. For iastraiarr aafrezz
4 HARRISON,
ie2e-<Fi-xIm Rome saith Co, Tenn.
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Change of Schedule.
Es9 sssss 90 .
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Mo- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -62
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and after SUNDAY, JULY 18th, 1855, the Pas
" senger Train Will run follows
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ and go p. ".
Arriving at Chattanooga at2.20 p. NJ and :35 A. III.
Leave Chattanooga al A. u. and p. II.
Arriving at Nashville al 30 r. NJ. and $40 A. n.
Throngh tickets sold Nashville the follow
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F OR S ALE.

- -. "uis" VI h"ei 'uiuuDU hCdl ENtult.
/ WILL sen on the most reasonable terms some OF
the most desirable city property ever offered in
this markets lying on Cherry Cedar Markc and Spruce
SIS, suitable for business houses private dweIlnrs
prnp"se b. exchange the above for likely Negroes at
the best cash prices.
mayl5-tf Will l. ROyD In
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open hour heiore the starting Of each Tram which
allows ample time for the purchase az Tickets. II Is
open At no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the 5 A 81. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains on the other
roads. Time % Richmond - hours, Washington two
days; Philadelphia TIVE and half, and New York
three days This tie cheapest and best route from
Nashville to the East
New Orleans passengers leave the $50 T. NJ
Train arriving at Memphis 10 time 20 connect for New
Orleans, on the evening OF the next day, and go
Tn ough with boats without detention at Memphis
Those for McAnnyille Sparta, and Beersheba Springs,
leave Nashville on the $50 y. n Train. which co.,
meets directly at Tuahoa with the Train for NcAinn-
willie. Persons having NcAnnvilie in the morning
arrive at Nashville at $50 p. NJ
AT Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
fnthand, and connect with BEATS for different places
an the Ohio and Mississippi rivers aiso daily lne Of
stages for Louisville having every morning on The
arrival of the night express
BY this change OF Schedule, the Train from Mem
rhts CONNECTS direct at Stevenson with our up and
down day Trans, causing delay " Nashville aud
Eastern Passengers. and kour u gained over the
former seteaale IN gong 20 Memphis frem Nashye.
c. L ANDERSON,
lylo-tf. GeaerAl Ticket Agent
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rISnE remainder a. the stock Of Rirh Paris Bonnets
i and Millinery Gasds. Al the New York Emporium
wlli he sold within tins month II = great sacrifice
xiskcns regard n cost AIRY other eonsldrrztiaH.
Exrhsnxc tooney tskea Al 50 ecnts en- the dollar.
junsA ts
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so NEGROES WANTED.

000 RAGS Extra Ffmiy Flour, from Clinton Nils
<OO Smith county Tenn, for sale by
--ttf p x c. ANDERSON
Nos I5-T south College street
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1856. n must take its place with other SUBJ
ordinate questions. Doubtless it will be an
element of the elections in Pennsylvania, but
in a majority of the States, men will be chos-
en- to Congress with little or. no reference to
it. 1t will not form party question-better
that it should not.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-21
DIED,

On Tuesday night, the 7th inst, in Rockingham
county Mrs. BARBARA NEFF, widow of Mr.. Henry
NeH, decd, aged 70 years, months and days.
On the LIST inst, in Petersburg, Hardy county, at
the residence OF her father Miss SALLIE CHAMBERS,
daughter of Dr. J. h Chambers aged about "a years.
On Sunday, the 18th instant, at the residence of
his father. Col. VIM. II. Hartman, in Staunton, KEN
TON HARpgR HARAAN. aged wears and IA days.
The death Of the very young seldom ELECTS more
than the transient and the sigh of sympathy with
bereayed parents But in this dispensation OF God
proyideuce there Is that which eXcteS peculiar grIe
Kentou was the first born of his parents, the lght
that had made home JOY since tbs voice of chiiu-
hood was irst heard in the households he VAS bright
aud attractive manly beyond his years, Sc ge"'!e
AMI loving u child possessed oI rare lnteiiyence
and endowed with that high-toued SeiireSpect ana
those elevated moral and religions feelings, which,
when remarkably developed IL early childhood, 100
often portend that the flower full ofbr,liant prom
Use win sOon be borne away by angels, To bloom IN
uuiadlug lOvelineSs in heaven.
Those who saw him he lay in the repose OF death,
were struck with the beautiful expression the spirit
left behind IT. and realized the force OF the Master
words--"He is NOT dead but sleepeth" >.
On the 5th inst, LUCY, youngest daughter OF Mr..
Adam Hswpe, in the 18th year of her age. OF hemor'
rhage OF the lungs. She seemed to be IN perfectly
good health aud going to school till the day she
was attacked with the fatal disease and that without
any ansignabe cause. The disease made rapid prog
ress, and she soon sunk under it. And the sudden
ness of the affection has made it fall with more
crushing weight on the bereaved family. For she
was most interesting child the JOY of the hearts o.
her parents, and fsvorite of all who knew her.
Much sympathy felt for the deeply afflicted rela
tives as was manifest from the unusually large con
course which attended her funeral.
o that this remarkable dispensation of God may b
blessed to her young companions, so that they shall
be brought TO remember their Creator in the days
their youth that if before their sun has half reached
its meridian, any of them should be called to NEE
God, they may, through faith in the blessed Savior
be prepared for the joys Of heaven. And may all tn
members of that bereaved family be enabled TO see
from "khs Fd,isr of Herciss and the God Of GH com
Jort,' those conscientious which he alone can give.
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A SoABBLE IN THE LoBBY.-The washington
correspondent of the Baltimore American, IN hl'
letter of the 14th, says:
A regular saabble has occurred among the pa
tr;ots Of the lobby. One Mr.. Steadman, OF u
bio, was elected printer to the present House OF
REPRESENTATIVES,, by a coalition with MIR; Banks,
of Virginia. They concluded it would be more
profitable to sell out the job than to work II ont
and consequently the coutrscl was assigned q
that incarnation of injured innocence, Mr.. Cor
nelius Wendell, for S34, 900, as is stated. AccoT
ding to rumor, Steadman now appears on the
ground. demanding an additional bonus, ana, ny
Way of coercion, puts his resignation into The
hands of that paragon OF Democratic virtue from
Ohio, Mr. Sunset Cox-as they call him-to oe
used il terms should not be extorted. Ofc"urse
there is much stir among these cormoran's, and
no little discussion Of the ethical proposition o.
,'honor amosg thieves" If they were all thrown
into bag. and well shaken up, it would not con
ceru the world much which came out first. Mr
Wendell has probably the advantage, after Oh
Gore Ousley, of being the Presidents next friend
and was the dispenser of the moral susslon'
which was levied on the departments to aid the
Pennsylvania election.
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-, or ruE ELEorIYE FRANou1sE.

Co,,rpr1oS OF THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE
IT, pr"sident took occasion recently in public
ls,,sr 70 deliver himself Of a homily, IN regard
20 the corruption of the elective tranchise.-
nNavern he said-'never until within recent
nsr;od have we heard fthe employment otmon-
ey 70 carry elections" He might have added,
with more truth than poetry, never before nave
we seen President personally superlntenGlng
the distribution of these corrupt means LOT eiec-
tjoneerins purposes, for the fact Is notorious
here and susceptible of proof, that large SUNS VI
money were raised in the Departments " az Wy,
Pennsylvania election, and thst "suuen .po
cont there with the direct kno"leoee VI Inc
President AZ the discussing agent. out lou .na'
mas, for present Illustration, "h'or S"nuos "
d;sputed. Since tho organization Ol .ue assay
s,nn, from the usual contributions assessor upon
,i'. stockholders tor party purposes.
+h, r.ceut election, however, an assess
-, Cos made. and u subordinate, with u sala-
80 nf Il 600 refusing To pay ~ Was discharged
~, Nssnysr, Professor Torcey, q distinguished
chemist. whom Mr.. Guthrie appointed tor his
scientific sttainments, declined To receive the
successor of his subordinate, objectng on the
,,ronnd that he alone was responsible for the
faithful administration of the office. And he al
so insti6ed the refusal to contribute money,
,Vhereupon Mr.. Butterfeld the superindent, post
ed to Washington for the purpose OF getting
Torrey removed, and the Secretary OF the Treas
nrv favorable entertained the suggestion, APP
proving the dismissal OF the clerk for the cause
stated This subject is now before the Presi
5ent and the country will soon see how much
sincerity there is in his professions. When an
Office of such trust and responsibility is thus
penly prosttuted to the behests or party and that
Too with the countenauce, ii not the conniyance,
of cabinet officer, i'll it becomes the President
~ Rad lectures concerning an abuse, which has
orown TO he more fragrant under his own Ad-
S1,;nistrsrion than under any other which ever
axsted.-R Wash. Cor Of the 15th