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rErEH~RuRGn, Va, Jan. d A Walker
Indignation meeting was held here to night
The large City Hall was crowded. The
speakers were Mr. Prior. editor Of the
Richmond South Mr.. Old, Jr., of Powhat
tan aud A y Banks. Esq, editor Of the
PdclapOgh Democrat Resolutions dcnoun-
cling Com raulJIng were adopted
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New Orleans Market.

NEw oRts,>S, Jan. >. Sugar steady at &
C. lc. Mpla~sc., inegjaic. White coin,
See yellow, tito. Mess rptk ,ey duh at
ti3,E0ili. ilulk meat shoulders, BE- hams.
&c sides Gtc6ic. Lard. Ia hh|s, Nc. Wits
Nv, i6 Rio Coffee, siocalr sales Tor the
week, IA 600 bags.
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Fire

RIcnaoSp, Va, Jan. THE machine
shop Of the Central Railroad was consumed
las, night. Seven locomotives were destroy
cd. Loss, $4,000. Insurance trfing.--
Fire accidental
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fN-Mayor Neon, it Is sia,td Is about TO
depar, upon Al extended tour through Ea-
roIe and Asia, visiting the principal Coat
mental ei,ies, Grcce ami Turkey, and pass
ing through SYRIA To the Holy Land.
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TIE New Hampshire Republican, State
Convention. held al conccrd. gu the 9th,
was presiioi over by FL Governor CoLBy,
Goveraor HAZE was nominated tor rteelec.
ticn by exclamation. A. II. DC>LAr. Of
Nassau. recoivei the nomination for Rail
road Commissioner.
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Yours In haste
I. Rory

TAXATION N NEW loRK.-The taxation
Of New York city, for ISIS, will reach one
hundred dollars for every voter. according
TO the number Of votes for Mayor A ma
tional tax OF like proportion would bring
out of the pockets Of the people 100000
900 The national government, exuava-
CANT as il is with armies and nayies, costs
in proportion. les than one-quart"r Of the
local government of that city.
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NEw YORK. Jan. 9--I'he steamship Ar
ago sailed at noon for southampton and
llavrc, with Ct passengers and 100000 in
specie.
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From mass of records in the Smithso-
MAN stitution, Annual Reports are pub
lished. The Secretary, Professor HENRY,
in his report for loj6, says:
I'VE cannot hold out the idea that great re-
suits can he at once obtained for the i'm
provement of agriculture and the promo
ton Of health and comfort, by system of
meteorological investi cations. There is no
royal road to knowledge, and We can only
advance 10 new and important truths along
the rugged path Of experience, guided by
cautions induction. We cannot promise the
farmer any great reduction in the time Of
the growth OF his crops, or the means of pre-
dieting. with unerring certainty. the APP
proach of storms. But in the course Of
number of years the average character Of
the climate OF the different parts OF the
country may be ascertained, and the data
furnished for reducing to certainty, on the
principle of insurance, what plants can be
most proiitaby cultivated in a particular
place and i, is highly probable that the
laws Of storms may be so far determined,
that we shall be able, when informed by tel
egraph that one has commenced in any part
of the country, to say how it will spread,
and whether ii may be expected to extend to
our own locality" Such is the object Of
the Institution in collecting meteorological
facts, and the publication Of abstractsI like
the following may be Of use in awakening
an interest on the subject throughout the
country.
Very respectfully
Yours, &C.,
q. T.. GARRISON.
oXs MADE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE
EAR 1857, IN PRINCETON, BENTON COUNTY,
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Mis-, lSIIg. the well known suthoress.
died al Gloucester near Philaielphis. ~
Friday.
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Thsrrnomstrieal Observations In
Minnesota.
PRINCETON, BgSroS Co. NJ. 7.
Jan. IL, 1855.

PRrscgroS, Bysroy Co NJ. T..
Jan. IL, 1855.
Correspondence Of the Pioneer and Denocra
send you the accompanying abstract Of
meteorological observations made by me for
the vast year. Part Of ii has been published;
bet, to show II connection for the year.
the whole should 60 together. have often
been asked, d" What is the use OF these re-
cords p Perhaps one use will be TO give a
correct idea OF the climate Of Minnesota,
and thus put u stop to the many vile SIAN
ders and Misrepresentation circulating
abroad. From large number Of obserya-
tions made in different places widely remote
from each other, and through series of
years, together with experience, it has been
found that wherever the average tempera.
turc for July exceeds Csc, maize-lndian
corn-can he successfully cultivated. by
reference to the record, it will be perceived
that the average temperature for that month
Is ~ 20 HiOt~ tuhH ~ btA'.1aIy ipi 10 'HS
cCssful ripening, and the past year has been
remarkable for being colder than the
average. The three months Of June July and
August exceeds what is necessary for July,
and it is well known that some kinds of corn
will ripen in two-and-a-half months. 1t is
further ascertaincd that during the three
summer months, the amount Of light and
heat between 80 and 80 degrees North lat
exceeds that in the regions of the Tropics.
To the farmer, these records are peculiarly
adapted, as proving in what high ATTITUDES
particular plants can he successfully cult.
waited as field crops.
ABSTRACT or METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvArl
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, FOR THE
MIN TER, LAT. 45a &C., LON. 939 30.
BY Z.
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The Legislature Of Nebraska met on the
-ih inst. In the Council. GEORGE I. MI.
LAR, Of Douglas county va' elected Presi-
dent W S,rFozp. Of Otoe county. Chief
Clerk and ;. A FLBgRr Assistan, Clerk
In the Hoase Of Representatives J H.
pEcsEs, Of o:a~ county. was elected Speak
er : ". CrER,S o WaShiug'o. county,
Chief Clark and \ X HovAso Assist
sat Clerk
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LAr.i5 sc, 939 80.
Z
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-21

A Quarrel rah Hotem-the- Day-Dut Pro-
posed.
Crow WING, Jan. 10. 1858.
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Crow Wing
Psnnsyivn"ia Finances.

Dbefms numbe
Thsob rya,ons~ a
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The UsuRi LAws.-We see that a-report has
been presented In the Virginia Senate from the
committee to whom was referred the message of
the Governor on the legal rate of interest," and the
usurv laws Of the State of Virginia, and against
their repeal, recommending modification of the
law so as to allow per centum interest to be ia
ken on bills OF exchange and promissory notes
not having more than four months to run and
also Dill ''to amend the 4th section of chapter
III OF the Code, so as to allow interest not exceed
Ing the rate OF per centum per annum bills
OF exchange and promissory notes made payable
withini months from their date or not having
more than months to run"
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Proceedinxs Of To -day.

IN THE SENATE, to-day, various memorials and
resolutions of no very important public character
were submitted and introduced, all Of which
were appropriately disposed Of
- Mr.. Douglas called up the resolutions submit.
ted by him on Thursday last, calling on the Ad.
mihistratfon for all information in his Possession
concerning the election In Kansas of dslegate, 10
the Lecompfon Convention, ard the vote on The
adoption OF that Constitution prepared by that
Convention, &c. =
Mr. Mason and several others opposed the taxi
ing up OF The resolutions, and after considerable
debate- ~ a-H
The Army bill was taken up, and was n, der
discussion when our report closed -a.'.1T -
In rHE HOusR, the Speaker preiented a com.
mnnication from the Interior Department, accom-
panying transcripts OF certain private land claims
Mr.. Curtis submitted q series Of resolutions
from the Legislature of Iowa relative to post
ofnees and post roads, the admission of Kansas.
and certain land claims
Mr.. Stephens submitted joint resolutions from
the Legislature Of Georgia, asking indemnify for
military operations against the Indians,
Mr.. stallwdssh submitted joint resolution
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PERSONAL.

-. Rev. P.N.-Lynch. D. D, has been ap
pointed Catholic Bishop Of Charleston.
80. Hon Edward Everett1s expected soon in
this CITY, and will be the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs. Lieut.. Wise. - 49,. ........ ..
-. Hon. David Paul Rrown has accepted the
appointment Of knight Of Mount Vernon for
Pennsylvania, recently rendered him by the
Southern matron.
. F. p. stanton, late Acting Governor of
Kansas, is to speak at the Academy Of Music, in
New York, on Friday night, upou the Presidents
recent special message.
-. The King of Prussia, for the FIRST time
since his illness, appeared on New Years Day
with the star and ribbon Of the Black Eagle, to
receive at Cha -lottenburg the authorities who
came to offer their congratulations. His Majesty
conversed with them for some time
-. lady sends to the Bridegroom Farmer a
verse supposed to have been uttered by the spirit
Of a whale:
With many a skip and Jump and bound
But know they ill the same space about,
As they did before they were taken out
-. Th- New York correspondent Of the Bns-
ton Gazette furnishes the following 1.-Two rather
spicy cases were before referee one day this
week--one being that Of A. ii. Davenport as
Lizzie Weston Davenport, snit for a divorce on
the ground Of adultery, and Annie Jordan rs
George Jordan, ditto, ditto. They are both at
the same court, before the same rSferee, and
prosecuted ny the same COUNSEL Testimony in
The former case was taken on Wednesday, and
the proof was abundant; indeed, the lady
believe, consents to the proceeding The three
gentlemen whose names are mixed mp in the
affair ] shall not particulariZe. The report will
be made and the decree issued immediately I'm
both the snits.
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IL correspondent Of the Alexandria Senti =
mel, writing from AmissvilIe, Rappahannock
county, Va, says that business Is destroyed In
that village, on account of the small pox, which
has taken away half Of family OF six persons In
the past three weeks. The disease was ia ken by
member Of the family (young Philiips) about
the middle Of December, in Georgetown, ID. C.
Phillips died 2lst January; Mrs Willett widow
his aunt, died 10Th, and her daug hitter, six years
old, died LIST February. Porter Berkeley is very
low The two sons Of the late Mr.. willett-one
four and the other eight years Of age-are thought
to be mending
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from the Legislature Of Alabama, asking that
Montgomery be made a port of entry.
Mr. Clingman introduced a bill relative 70
carving into effect the treaties of 1917 and 1919
with the Chefokees.
Aiofthe above were sppropfiately referred.
Mr.. Senkias int oduced fesciukion from abe
elect ccsnuitfee to inquire into the accounts Of
The late Dootkeeper, xathorxing them also to IN
quire into the missppropriation, by any other
person, Of books or other public docnments
Mr.. Sherman, Of Ohio, offered al amendmen :,
empowering the Committee TO investigate an |,
charges against the present Doorkeeper
i The resolution as amended was adopted
Mr.. Stanton introduced joint resolution, ap-
propriafing q sum not exceeding IS 600, to paw
the expenses incurred by the several investigating
committees; referred to the Committee on Way .
A"u ole'"'A q ENuR.N-EEEr-.
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LOST AND FOUND

NOTICE- OR MIsLAIp -rERTIEI ATr
- No q Tor hive shares of stock IN the Washlng
.nn bnl Gns Association issued To Hugh Push
and dated December the 5'h 1851 e''
said srtihoate. "a o 2, ~
9ST This morning Deb Sth.D sotnep here ON
nlSn street. 6eorgetOwn. a Lad,'s GOI NJ
WATCH AID CHAIN with two Loo et, Attached
Ior me recovery OF which a liberal reward will bs
pata 20 the Under, by leaving IT at the Star Ofice
oS,:Con .stu'day, January 70. a silver CARD
- CASE, marked Mr.. l.. r.. and con aiming cards
WIN the owner maine. SUPPOSED TO hsve been len
w one 81 the cltS hacks, or dropped near Browns
reward. r. 1870 1870
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RHoSE lsLANr.-a Democra ratio State conven-
tion Of this State will be held in Providence on
Thursday, the 25th instant
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u Mrs. lie Vert, Of Mobile, has inst col.
iectrd one thousand dollars for the Mount Yer.
non Association Mrs. Fogg, OF Tennessee. tele.
graphs that she has collected over two thousand
dollars. '.''f -+' q
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~ MECHANICS, WORKINGMEN AMI
~ RS,-ATTENTIUN.

SECOND WARD:-A meeting for the Secord Ward
wi he held at Temperance Hail. TUESDAY
EVENING. Feb. 9tR at O'Clock, in relation to the
new Code. All persons tkat are opposed to the s. me
Will state their objections to the meeting tuat they
may be discussed fairly.
FooRTM WAPD.-A meeting of the citizens of the
Fourth Ward will be held at the Assembly Rooms
on THURSDAY EVENING, Eehruary Il. at
O'Clock, IN relation to the New Code. The oppo
nenf of the sfme are particularly invited to att End
and de: a-e the subject with the codihers.
FIFTH Wharf.-The citizens Of the Fifth Ward
are invited attend meeting to be held at tn. Co.
,gmbla I'm. Inc house, on FRIDAY EVENING.
February u, at 7 o'clock, In relation to the New
Code The opponents Of the same are invited to
attend and debate the subject with the codIiers.
SIXTH WARD-A meeting of the citIzers of the
sixth w ard will be held at Odd CLOVIS Hall Navy
ard, on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. uary ~, at
O'Clock, IN relation TO the New Cod-. The oppu-
nents Of the same are particularly invited end
ana debate the subject with the cOdiherg.
SEVENTH WARD.-A meeting will he he'd at Odd
Fellows Hall, Island, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. February 10, at 7o'clock. The f,iends of the
Code are cordially invited. Those opposed to a.
will stten the meet ng and state their obj IONS
and debate the subject fairly before the voters OF
the Ward. feb 81
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MELODEON,
WI PA. AVENUE, NEAR TENTH srRrKr,
Blu RI T. SQUE
OP l. X \ Il X . L Pc,
"A NEW CONVENTION OF
TWELVE STAR PERFORMERS,
Unsurpassed by anv Troupe in the Country.
ID. CLINTON %RICE
The unrvalied American GuItnrlst and Vocalist.
in hrs q uItar Solos and Songs
MASTER WILLIE,
The juvenile Jig Dancer and Wo6der Of the ass
Iniavorlts Dances, IA connection with ne
WHOLE COMPANY
. who will appear Every EyeulnR IN
NEW SONGS, NEw DANCES, IAf CHARLIE
BURLESQ UES, PANTOMlMEs &c
Admissions IS cents. Doors open AZ e,.. com
mencs al IN.
les LEE MALLORY. ags,r
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N~ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of the
S best quality. In moulds OF otherwise, ut 81 so
per gallon. Fairs and other public enI euts
furnished at less rates at the Phiadelpha Confec-
tienery. corner 18th and SITS.
jan 22-ImH J, RUSSELL
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"Mr Harris, Of Illinois, a recruit to the Re-
publicsns, is selected to lead of He opens the
work with a most formidable effort To clothe
all the powers usually conferred by State legis-
lstures, by which the will of the people Is ascer-
tanned upon any given question The frst as
government has been in rebellion against Law
renee and Topeka; the second Is that II is the
province OF Congress to conduct State and terri
torai elections, and to decide their results the
third Is, that those who legally adhered to the
act OF 1854 ought to be punished and degraded !;
the fourth Is, that the "iniquitous rebels'' and
those 'mob-law men, denounced by Mr.. Doug
las and MIR. Harris a year and half ago are now
disfranchised patriots and political martyrs.
whose vindio alton Is to be the chief object of this
new holy alliance in American politics ~
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FOR RENT AND SALR-

SS&S DEN hNO odA6.
FARM FOR sALE.--I offer for sale MY FARM
cleared the ba ance IN oak, hickory. pine wood
rh,s farm y situated ON the City TufnP Ne ten
street Turnpike. and has beautiful view of The
surround ng country for mules an extent Improve
Ter,ns: One -hs cash balance in December. les:
would exchange for city property.
lie 8-eoZw No. 329 SlIth street west.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REMITTANCE
. snd well furnished pARLOR and CT AMBER
desired. situated on 18th street between p and {;
Streets NO. AL. will be rented on reasonable terms
Apply on the premises. fec ST
f4oKR ,T SrALEs ! BARGAIN The handsome
street east. three squares south of PennsyIyanis
svsnns. NV occupied 10y DIR. Aaron W. Miller. = OF
JONES. IN the adjoining house. fes 81
FTPR.EkI ;s rs I,I Rooms E9R RENT.-one
% on Sthos, By HS1 NJ FsHkPs
corner of 9th and ID Streets. No an. Re s,eost.
UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT or s.Lx
Htvins deter mined 20 reside permanently in
Will he rented furnished, and presents a favoraSe
opportunity for any one desiring hrst-cass resi-
=, Fol. terms apply to Suter, Lea & Co, Bankers,
No. 5l7 9Th street.
h'Oh Oh fAChAN6E FOX CITY
PROPERT1.-A FAR VI of AL acres of Land.
situated IN Buckingh ham county Va with Stock and
EARNING Utensils, together with Saw and 6 rIst
MAJ, and Engine attached. Inquire of J. v. DC-
In . on ,t6eet south, setween 41s and 9th SITS.
t"pf SALE-A very valuable FARM for sale,
lyl.y on the east eide OF the Eastern Branch and
one AID half mi es from the Navy Yard Bridge and
adJoinIng John A. Smiths farm, containing between
nifty aud sixty acres. Ii has on It a good Dwelling
house, with seven rooms Snd all the necessary out
houses NO objection to take house and lot in the
city In exchange. ~
For further particulars apply to JOHN II. A.
WILSON. or 70 RezIn Arnold, near the Episcopal
Church. Navy Yard. ian . Swf
koK RENT-Store aud Dwelling, No. 5is Penn
sylvania avenue, between ID aud ID streets, for.
nleTy occupied by q. Knot as confectionery. Bake
use Attached and every convenience for the trade.
Also, STOKE and DWELLING No. iI6 adio N
ing the TX press office "O''"
- Possession given Immediately. Inquire of T. y
IEI I'm al bAp'ess omce jan % eOtf
ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET-Tvo
H hooins, on I'd hOor, Pa avenue bet cen I2t n
an1 iSth streets, over SAM. Lewis JeweirS store
wlll be let low TO a permanent tenant. Would make
sood ohee rooms. Apply TO WIN. F. BAYLY,
SsoeIOnoI. Jan l2-tf
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HSTHE WAY TO SAVE YOUR MONEY
~ Is to call at j. SCHAFFIELDS Baltimore
Coniectione y. 9th street, between g and II, where
tnere Is the very best assortment of Cakes, made
OF the best materials. aud sold lower than elsewhere
IN the Dlstr t. Creams, of All ilavort, made of the
purcst cream at 3 50 gallon. Particular atten
ton paid to the furnishing of Private PARTIES Balls
notice. r.. O. aoom
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L PROPERT1.-A FAR VI of AL acres of Land
SITUATED IN buckingham county,Va with Stock and
Earning Utensils, together with Saw and 6 ms,
LIN. on q ,treet south, Between 41s and 9th SITS
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REAUTlFUL HEAD-PlNS AND FANS
- Just received, another supply of Head Pins and
Fans, rt McLAUGHLIN'S,
IeS-N Pa. ave bet. 9Th and 9Th SITS.
HAMMACk BROTHER have just received
II hne tot of BEAR ME AT, suitable for ST. K,
and roasting. families supplied IN quantities to
SUIT IL as
VAIENIlNES!V ALENTIN ES The larry
y e. tssnrtinent and greatest variety of Vac
ENTlNES, wholesale and reta Lat - =.
McI.AUGHLIN'S. 4.
lie S-6t Pa ave.. bet. 9th and 9Th sits
pIANOS-YERY CHEAP.-I have now In store
= the following grsa' barga ms:
"A very superior Piano Of Hallet Davis 60
Co. &C aves line rosewood; orig inaI price ye:$SE1
800: IL has hem rented out in a careful IIVTN
hmlly, and will be sold for $500 -.
Also, similar Piano, same makers CD. octayss
Original price $500; will be sold for Sz25.
These Pianos retliy barga aims; we warrant and
guara' tee them as willingly we do our new ones
All persons In want Of a good reliable Piano are xo
iicited Ia call ana see these inst ufnnnts
Also. n Second hand Piano, which we have no
copied IN part payment for a new one for SI5l. ms
Tor S4O one for 8 Is; and O e for no. -, - ~
Ours IL always the largest stock of Pianos IN this
and 10th streets, 800 ~"
fe9 >i1' '-'- ...' ..# Holm = EIIIs
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N%NOrlCE.-To ths Holders Of the runy "a
~ tsed Bond, Of the Afera .drta aad Wa "A
iHgton hdHToad Companv.-The interest on these
bonds, guaranteed to LIST January last. payment of
which was guar tnteed by the Corporation of Wash
lnKtou City, will be paid by order for &C omit of
SAID Cooperation by
re s-lw Estates copy) RIGGS & CO
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VbiNs EXTRACTS, ali odor.. Al GIRRs5s
ssdG WILLARD ROtd, ~ ma Ssiss Noon
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1%ATTENTION. NATIONAL GUARD
lkS You are hereby notified 20 attend meeting
Of The Company on WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
FEB. 10th. at the Room owe LOrch's Resta rant,
7th street, Island BIZ order:
f.a-2 JNO. G. DIIDI.Ey Goo
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AhE "isr OF THE CONrROvERsY.-We have
to say to our many thousands of readers in the
South and Southwest, that it is perfectly we'll
understood by their representatives in both
Houses OF Congress, that the real question in
issue on the Lecompton Constitution is, whether
another slaveholding State shall or shall not be-
admitted under any circumstances whatever,
into the Union. Such is the cause of quarrel
If we may be allowed to call things by their
proper names-between the Administrators
and the main body Of the Democracy on the
one side, and the Republicans and their pomi.
nal Democratic allies who are seeking to on ibid
them for the favor of the anti slavery vote in
1860. -
IHE HEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock a m
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EOR SALE, \ BARGAIN The handsome
L COTTAGE RtSlBtNCF, No $40 ON sixth
street east. three squares south of Pennsy Iyania
svenns, NV occupied 10y DIR. Aaron w. Miller. r or
JONES, IN the adjoining house. fe6 81
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-AIar
sno wei furnished pARLOR and CHI AN BEsR
I'm the first floor. with Dining room aud Kitchen AZ
desired. situated on 18th street, between and q
streets, No. AL will be rented reasonable terns
A pply on the premises. fee Sts