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IL or BAY YLEAVES.-Preparstiors 3fth Bay Leafhave
extensively ghou The Tor
Headsche and for affections OF the
heaa gener ofthe Scalp and Hair Bay
Rum particularly occupied prominent position in the
still eagerly sought after b. its thou
Its equivalent however Of the active prn
iie Bay minute that real or permanent bene.
6t an be effected and therefore simply palliative and
of the diseases for which this valuable re M
edv Is well adapted.
ROSsER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAsES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
brdy chemical experiments and has at last been
concentration which makes II RENE.
uncqed arresng the decay f th. hair. the removal
relieving by few applications that dsress
itching ich generally precedes the falling OF the
hair X Originally prepared for member h his family
,hasiaS usually sold who had
Distressing decay Of the ha and such rs wonder
effects ths; s reputation once became establish
hundreds Of calls made for without
any system Of putting whatever. Its Intrinsic virtues alone
lave pushed public favor the demand for
this ry great remedy that the has been induced to
an extensive scale and he now offers
with IN 6uvesf confidence to the entire public.
Prepared Thos II osser At his Chemical Laborator
P.<ershurx Va and for sale by Druggists generally,
scnf8
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E~ella most efficient officer and good Indian ashs-

Ewella most efficient officer and good Indian fight
er, placed 10 command.
Col Summer, with his command. encamps,l on
the Arkansas on the 23d ultimo. about twenty-five
miles below the crossing. The Chienas Indisns,
in considerable numbers, were sncamped q the
crossing. the chiefs holding talks with Col. Sum
ner, in which they made tho most peaceful sssu-
RANGES. Col Sumner opened new route from
Fort kearny to the ArkAnsas, crossing distance Of
twohundred and niuety -seven miles. =
Major Bachus, with his train and recruits, eros
sed Walnut creek on the way to Fort Union, on
the 9th ultimo. day or two previous, he had
a stampede Of animals and lost seventy mules. A
few of them were subsequently recovered. 81
Judge Boone. of Philadelphia. the newly ap-
pointed Judge Of New Mexico, arrived at indie
pendence the 5th instant, aud left by the Santa
fe mail stage of the 5th.
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uNOR d 10 u q T. X .-Thc Sea-. r-.> -
LIZ boald Towing and Tram pori alton Com. - ~

uNOR va 10 y d Z. X .--Tbc Sea-. 49, .
II board Towing and Tran spor alton Com. A. ~
pany de of offering greater iuiuc om"ns
I" tho shipping ol produces TO tide water have In anticipation
of their outht o Boats procured the Iron Steamer "KAhu
ke' and the splendid Iron barpes Fatty and Hope and
placed them the line bew!x, kichmoud and Norfolk
ming ar fnlows'
Leave Richmond. Tuesday. and Fridays 4PM,
Lave Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays at q A. N.
Canal firm Iynrhbuig otber points having freight
tor Norfolk will transfer the above which will
be- la tho Richmond Dock daily to receive freight
Shippers Norfolk. reminded consign the agents
of the line Rirhnon d xcford Coz ho will receive
and forw ar,l freight zee of charge.
Fro,Shi taken he i0seest
For further particulars, apply to
W. T. ANDERSON Agent At Lynchhnrg
BRIDGFORD n co, Agents At Richmond
GARRISON MAlGNE, Agents a. Norfolk,
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FORWARDING BUSINESS
c&Ex ~ N NCIlH, 1;Gn 70 EoACn r AND o%Yx

HG-MS,. " AGt;uN FACTORY The Hubscri 0A-4y.
her his g,atoinl acknowledge
his the liberal patron
him brgs leave INF them aud the pub
lie that he ha, been started In business and he hnes hN
irct attention business merit contiauanc" ri
He nakr order keep hand all kinds ot
iron a NJ" Wagons made the substantial and neat
STYLE He viii also MAKE aud III have mnde,
general ot Rockav and hug giles
hlpu large aud hort" Spns Moving
Wagons AMI hnr-e staErs An VIII" good work.
N, old ynfabnrR todeh aud UReoH iacorg nd
he doing business the cash purp-, Ia
rooi work aud at low price An who want good and
neat Nnggnrs give me- call JOHN u. BAILEY, AgL
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neA- G l. O G X S. -xsa

neA- 6 j. @ & * =. a
IL W.JONEA, Practical kepairer Of CLOCKS, TIME
He PIFcfs Musie BOxrs, &c. having taken Room
door to the Merchants Bank, Main street,
Iynchbug Ia prepared at short notice and reasonable
terms work In his line. warahtng the sane he
will, short time be prepared also to repair SEWING
MACHINES Locks, III Keys l'srsonsin town
Try To give him call be determined to spare
pains to pioase reasonable customers
In his absence jobs orders left nj The Storeo Of Messrs
VALtSTINE d HENIs0 will be promptly Aitunded to-
TERMs--<jash on delivery of work. ana 7d3m
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JANUARY 23,h, Is5s
~

JANUARY 4Cth, ISDS.
GEO W. VaLEN TINE, E.F lENING
GROCERS.
(Nert Door 10 ihe MERCHANTS Bank.)
LYNCHBt1 1tG, VA
NE keep hand constantly Groceries nf the best uual
w iy, To which particularly the attention
friends and customers We tender thanks
friends past tay"rs and hope by fidelity the
all who merit OF the We
"ior lot sugars Cohros Mnia ssc
crup.) Candles, Leather salt Ar Ac, which offer
cheap for sh produce
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CHRUEMS HWsNGLEB.-@0O.o cypress Shingles
20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD CO. on Canal
un2G. ncsr Ls1ghorue's
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AA SACKS MARsHALL SALT, di
sDOQD importation, In James River and will
be no In q few days For sale low BY A., 6. LEE,
- 70 q. Riehmopd, Va
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yuyRUNKs! TRUNKs!.-Ths week, at hand. fresh
Il suppiy Of Travelling Trunks. vaiises and Travelling
n. laug 2ftsl p. SEABURY.
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ORANGES, LEMONS

p I II T., A l. p l. T. :.
- = BOXES ORANGES,
OeD 10 do Lemons,
Bbs Pine Apples
just received fresh and good order T liberal
made To those bu, ing sell again. Terms cash
BOYD
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~ WHEAT WANTED-I will pay the highest market
price for all prime Red and White heat brought this
ke Persons having such for sale viii do ell bc
ore selling Bags furnished upon usual terms.
aug d.Im JAS. f. HORNER
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mber Royal College OF Surgeons london raduhe
ON u~ T &ha Colleges of the United States
ID rhe xssaer part whose hfe has been spent in the r
apais ondos Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
kuovn many used with ringing in the head and ears when
.ap x<est being alarmed at sudden sounds
ID with frequent bushng ATTENDED, sometimes
., tYd.r an ceussnt Of mind. cured Immediately.
a In
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n. There are nany ignorant and worthless Quacks
.ivrrsng themselves, Physicians and copying Dr. JOHN.
,ns. advertisements MeNdSrs Boot Bv Lamp Trim
a Palm .esmytible hmitators whose lives instead
f Al he Nne Science of Medicine have been spent In the
-t al Copacy Hyling themselves Regularly EdR-
atfd hyseass imposing uon the ercnced and unsus'
citing frug with sd rniaiog the health Of all unfortunate
= srr u that DR. Johnston deems necessary
saw occialy those cquanted with his reputation,
.st his diplomas alw hang in his Office
HIS REMEDIE I and treatment entirely unknown TO
al orhcr Prepared lie spent In the great hospitals
AND hefrst in this country and more extensive
or actic than other ph yscan in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
lP dAc6ufA
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4 CARD.-We w I.h q NIL the q ou q e
"A whole public the fact that have the
the desirable lot silver Lever Watches hurting
both light and heavy that have before offered
this market ranging price NIL the along twenty
to sixty five dollars These Watches. from the least
greatest. be time keepers
knowing them III do III regard prce sy
size aud appearance Tree To say what honestly
think, viz that the who cannot suit himself
stock of Silver Hunting Lever Watches despair finding
any where else in the wide, wild. world -"
win the people the favor call In and look
motion. ma 6.tsi SILNERTHORN a. CLIFF
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uYURE TANNEB'A OIL.-We have n IOs Of
y,ry superior Tanners OIL, which warrant a.
nnre We will sell BY the gallon barrel
s,n,,ts J. II. THOMPSON e. CO, Druggists
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-29

Rrh on tie Curs-Quitc an interesting in
,iIcnt developed itself during the passage of the
express train from the East to this city, on Sat
priay morning. a good-looking, bright mulat-
TO girl, passenger on the train in company
With her mistress, wealthy lady from North
Carolina, gave birth to a a0dite infant while the
cars were running at the rate of thirty miles per
hour near Monococy station. Major Shut, the
synIathising conductor of the train, was noti-
fled Of the coming event, aud Immediately pro
cured the assistance of medical gentleman
present, who is also mail agent, and every
thing was done to insurc the comfort of the new
yoyager and its mother A well dressed and
kind hearted lady passenger, hearing of the
event. took the infant in her arms, and held it till
the train arrived at Monocacy, where the moth
cr child, and mistress left the cars The child
was christened ''AIohocacy Johnson" at Major
SHIFTS suggestion.
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ERoM " ASHINGTON

MARCH 27.-The following were confirmed by
the Senate as POStnaster>: %. Hammond
Akron, Ohio; b. f. Johnston, Frankfort, Ky;
j. n Jones, Madison, Miss; q. II. Paul, Keno
She Wis., u. C. Palmer, Michigan City, La; NJ.
A. Camden, Portsmouth, o.; K. C. Forsyth, Co
lumhus, Ga; w y. Davis, St Joseph. Mo; C..
@. TaXon, ClarkSville, Tenn; j. W. Downey,
winona, Minnesota; A. p Durlin, Lyons, Iowa.
Also, q. C. Rogers, as u. 5. Attorney for XVI
j. Il, Miller, Consul ut Hamburg; W. j. Metal
loeb, Surveyor Gen'l. Of La; JAS. Hall, of KY,
To be Commissioner cf Patents; j. p Knapp, q.
s. Attorney for Iowa; C. VI. Gobbo!d, U. $.
Marshal for Southern district of Ala.
The Democratic members of the House held a
caucus tonight, equally attended 10y pro and
anti LecomplouistS. y committee of 20--lO
from each side. were ordered to be appointed,
to report Mt nm adjourned caucus on Tuesday
night, MS to the best plan Of admitting Kansas
under LecomptOn.
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FROM ST LnUIS

MHRcn 27.-The wagon factory of John Coax,
with several small buildings, we've destroyed by
fire last night Loss $4,000. Two hundred
government wagons burned
Santa Fee papers to the 9Th nit arc received,
Int contain no news Of Importance beyond some
Indian difficulties. Several walton outrageS 10y
Mexicans, ngainst the Indians, were also report
ed. Government wagons have been sent from
Santa Fe to convey Capt Bowrnan's command
to fort Union. The company consists of 20 men
who will, with % mounted ien, go with Marcy
to Utah. Carson, the Indian agent says the
Utah Indians are IN great want aud have to he
fed literally Capt Pope's artesian well cXPedi-
ton had arrived at Dona Ana.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Republican
says: a gentleman Just from Nemaha county
reports meeting five Government trains, and
that grass was growing so rapidly on the plains
that it would gubsist stock within five days.
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Surety ef he Peaee.-on Saturday, JOHN
COiman, complained before Alderman Dull
ty, that his life had been threatened by one
John Dorsey, and swore out warrant for his ar
rest Officer nawley arrested Dorsey in East
Wheeling, and took him before AID. Duty 1t
seems that Colman had agreed to work for less
than the regular price, to Dorsey injury,ond the
latter threatened to cxtinguish him fori Dor
sey gave bail in the sum of 5000, to keep the
pence
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CAgLYLE, tn, Jste e. Is.s
have used Prof. q J. WOSr's liar Rs>IssziVe, ard
have admired wonderful Effects. - itssL-
Tug, thought, preuaIuTtly gay hit ~ Tie lie
Restorative il has resumed It's oTeiHAi color. aid ave
no doubt, peTmanCLtIy
Z. DRESSE. ex -SCnsIOr, L. :.
o. }. WOOD CO.. Prcpri,tors Il BreadNty.N Ion
the y. y. Wire Railing Estalisl aL li3 III
street St Louis, No And sold 81 ala 1000 Drusssts
dee:il .fw.st
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FROM SAVANNAH.

MARCH 27.-The post cfFire at Tampa was
thoroughly robbed on the 18Th.
Tho schooner Gordon, from Matanzas for Sa-
vannah, was shot Mt by British Sloop OF war,
which mistook her for SLAYER.
The business portion Of Monticello, Fla, had
been destroyed by fire.
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To the Ch0in Gang.-A man named Miller,
for disorderly and violent ''carryings on, in the
Market house, on Friday, was sent to the chain
gang for six days, by Aid. Wright Also, an
unknown man for the same length of time, and
for similar offence
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The. first ,ca1aa 'oeqther in the spring, is very
apt to occasion in many persons, bilious attacks,
congestions headaches, &C., especially after vio-
lent exercise. To ward off and relieve such at
tacks, we know of nothing more suitable and
convenient than Toms ANTI-BLIous, Or LIVER
PILLS Keep them in the house, so that they
may be at hand to use in cases such as are des-
cribed above, as well as in cases of ordinary co \.
sGpation, headache, &C., for which they are so
admirably adapted. For sale by dealers gencr-
ally. 7. II. Logan & Co., wholesale agents.
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FURTHER BY THE MOSES TAYLOR.

NEW York, March 27.-Santa Anna Was on his
way to Mexico. He left Carthngena on the 18th
for Havana.
The partizans of Belcz started revolution in
Venezuela aud were closely bcSieging President
MunagaS.
We learn that both steamers used by Lieut..
Ives, exploring the Colorado, had sunk and lie
was compelled to abandon the expedition.
The Tribune is informed that an agent of Gen.
Vitlarli has arrived in New York from Monte
rey, authorised TO procure loan guaranteed by
mortgage on all custom house duties on the
Northern frontier of Mexico. The ,ncney Dor
rowed to be employed in sending arms and n,u-
of vounieers To take arms under him, 10 aid
his schemes in the Interior of the Republic =
The Consul denies the authenticity Of the re-
port lie also thinks that any armed cxPcdi
ton arriving in Mexican port even under a
protest of assisting the Liberal or Constitution
al party, would nc rcGai ded and treated as fill
busters
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COL. RENTON

NEW YoRE, March 27.-The T;,nes' CORES
pondent says Col Benton is confined to his he'd
in Washington, from cancer in the stomach bat
works upon his abridgement of Congressional
Debates as steadily ever, aud hopes t" live u
finish them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-29

Tie Grcat Ne PIa&s Ultra .Shinglc Nocainc
viii be in operation for few days only at Phil
lips Machine Shop, from Q to 3 o'clock p, NJ,
and we would suggest to those who have not
yet witnessed its truly interesting and astOnish-
ing performance to visit it while an opportnni-
ty is offered. Ifyou should not wish to make
purchase, the novelty will be found sufficient
to afford ample qualification to the curious :
Messrs. Scott q Fitch, agents for the Patentee
are still at the Mcclure House.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

81. Louis, March 27.-River has fallen four
feet. Illinois falling. Missouri falling with four
feet in the channel Weather clear.
CixcINNATI, March 2T.-River fell IA inches
in % hours
PTTTsBuEG, March o7--Rivcr falling, with :
feet ] inch in channel Weather clOndy.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

MARcH a7-Fiour dell; sales 1900 bids at
&4,T5a5OO for Ohio, decline ef nc. South
ern steady Wheat dull; 81, GOO bushels sol,i at
81, l5al, 30 for Western re,i. Corn heavy, sales
at 6saT6 for white and yellow Lard I0aIG I-s
Whisky % 10
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CURE THE LIvEw.-Thcre is an article selling
Throughout the country that has attained the
widest celebrity ever known as remedy for
Liver Complaints. We have reference to DIR.
Saulord's Invigorator, or Liver Remedy, that
has performed cures almost too great to believe,
were it not for the undoubted evidence that ac-
company the testimonials Ii is, in truth, the
greatest remedy known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
or a general debility that so often battles the
skill of our most eminent physicians.
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one of
the most eminent physicians of New York, and
it is said, most of his cases were treated with
the lnvigorator with such inyariable success
That he has been induced to offer it as family
medicine, and let the world have the benefit of
his discovery. If those who arc troubled with
debility, headache, langou., or slow, lingering
ever viii try bottle we think they might save
physicans's bills, and days, perhaps years of
suffering. Ohjo Statesman.
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8ATTINORE NADKET

MARcH 27.-Flour quiet aud heavy How
ard and Ohio, S4.3T l-2a4,ju Wheat aciivr
except prime low qualities, which arr dull, good
T. prime white $l,25al, 80. Whisky u %
n22 IL.
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BUSINESS NOTTCES

bUSINE SS NOTICES.
Tie Cheapest, cleanest, safest and best light
out yet, is that which the Carbon Oil will pro-
duce. Purchasers will do well to examine the
OIL and Lamps, at f, Bookings, No. "a Monroe
street, first, before buying elsewhere. Roll up,
roll in. No charge for looking Mt it
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COLUMBIA, S c., March 27.-One hundred
college students have been suspended till OctO-
The students tnrred the seats, and committed
other depredations.
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CINCINNATI M4RKFr

MGRcH 2.7--FlauF, unchanged; fair demand.
Whisky unchanged Provisions bUoyant Lard
IL Bulk sides Sc; shoulders ) 81; bacon
sides 8, shoulders q "a; mess pork in ,leIuand
at S15,75, ahdhrld at $1,000.
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MAY ELECTION.
FOR SHEIiItI..

MEssE5 EDIToEs:-lou VAL please the name Of
n. l.. DukSEN candidate Of Ohio county
h,nsJ MANY CITIZENS.
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MEssKs. EUtTuRs:-PieuSU ani,uu worthy eItIEs
WM- J. HOUSTEN, aS Independent candidate Z,
Sheriff, ia the ensuing Spring Elcetspn.
feL6 THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
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rociaq time, all Fools Day, and the first
# April, are coming, and will all be here about
III. same time. Those of our subscribers who
;n,onl to change their residences, will please
"orify our carrier, Mr.. Rice, or leave word at
,be Office.
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RAILROAD DEPOT BURNED

EAsTnN, Pa, March 27.-The passenger depot
of the New Jersey Central Railroad, at Phillips
hurg, was DESTROYED by fire this morning. The
fire caught from an eneine.
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I.nR NIEI3IEL,

EDs ENTHUSIASTICALLY isuce With the wish OF n
mtrous friends, erer Inyssi candidate for slerin
81 ohio county. II elected shah perform the duties
mIrzp JOHN W. GILL
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Tic Shanghai ct,6.-A company of young
men of the city have formed themselves to-
gcther under the name of the Shanghai club,
Tor the encouragement of fun, aud improvement
of the rerpsichorean art in Ethiopian costume.
They gave ball at the Independence hose house
on Friday night. All were appareled in gro
tesquc, ontlandisb costumes, and had black IA
Ce7 from free use of burnt cork. Some were
arraycd in female trappiugs while others were
dressed as males, and their heels kept time to
the music of c,acokd old fiddle till pretty near
daylight. They attracted quite number of
delighted spectators. This is the second or
third entertainment of the kind which has re-
Gently taken place under the management OF
the "Shanghnis."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-29

WASHINGTON March %.
IIoUsE--The House proceeded to the consiI
Grafton of the Special Committees report in the
Matteson case. which concludes with a rcsou-
ton that it is inexpedient TO take further action
nron the resolution for his expulsion.
Mr.. Seward argued in favor of the report.
Mr.. Craig, of n. c., asked whether any legiS-
lative body has not the right to protect itself
against scoulnlreliSnl, and against associations
with man whose reputation Is UNANIMOUSLY cor
rupt.
Mr.. Seward said there was so much diversity
of opinion as tU what constitutes 81 gentleman,
he would like Craig tu fix the legal stan,la't
Mr.. Craig said the House could protect itself
when mats character was pronounced infa
nous, aud about which there was no diversity
Of opinion.
Mr.. Seward said he was not here as prOsecu-
tor defender of MattesOn, and asked Craig
to put his finger on record to show that Mat
tcson was interested one ceut IN the transactions
investigated by the last Congress.
MIR. Craig said hy universal consent, MatteSOn
was not fiji TO associate with any
Mr.. Seward said the gentleman from \. c.
was not bound To associate with Mat;eSon more
than hc was. There was nothing Ia show that
Matteson was bribcd or had brlbcd. If he lad
lbcled the House he might DC tried for it under
the criminal law.
Mr.. Richie moved TO lay tic whole subject
on the fable. Agreed tc--ycas SO, nays 60.
The Senate was not in session.
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J. 4 A, ARNOT.
LYNCH, ARNOT & CO.,
Chesnut Street.
CnnIIon.
SETTLEMENTS.

CC0UST against all parties indebted the suhseri-
"a bers viii be made and ready settlement by
hrstof Janu Those calling for their accounts BY
that time viii with them Immediately herea
ter tdses3l 1cLALLENS, Knox CO.
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U1eeling Lyceum.-A meeting of this So
ciety will take place this evening The ladies
and the public generally are invited to attend.