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q II c.

9. gSetlb06er, alctuiscr 9tltnt fur cen Staat girstuien
fur Socpb SccNcrS Baltimore 2assrbicr, untryb6t QooEr urS
tmpfanet n9clmaFi9 igsimai %wfdcntIiA S%snSunssu etcies ouees-
icihnctch Go9srbtrs; Seitcuun9cn lOppbl pcm Eager bier, ais burdb
msinc 8srmih!un9 brett .en gotimprc, werSen prompt ~ausacfabrt.
Scrtauf 9s9en Boar sunt b~ili9IlCn Mdrtiprgis.
Is. StraGe, snnhtn Mtain une Cars.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
so u(ttntii0e Qn,eioe..

SD crlGnbr mir hermit baS Seetrte bici1e mic auStrSrioe pu-
tluum gu tehaarittt9sn, bag iH Gin Encouragement gstreTtn babe,
WrburD iD III Den Stane 9tlebt bin, Npn teute oipole 9luhr6oe IN
muitNl;i@tr @rondc, me Sdle, @pneerte, SertnaStn II. + NJ \. III II
l%bernebren. IS lit tef0nnt, p0B bas Srdelsr ScS SbcatsrS nSSr
rem befrn Niuitern Gifmpnbs bcleet 1T, ncsbolb es fcinCm 9nri"
fl l~ntsrli8t rap id, Die etpoi9cn @ufndse CUR beipnbsrsn 8Hfriis-
Senaeit ar6SuINbrsn I'M Stonpe len rerbe unb bite bober nm Bic
Gnnlt unb raS l8cbtnOhen hs 9esbrten 9ublfums. :" "
:. ". Npfenbsr0er
Wulitnirettpr AM bieiaen 8 bsotrr,
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@ratss nnb Ienpers (&amin sttterl.

8unfbunher cit %smail,ts @ratss un0 8snbers u beratsttBten
Yrsien! : Ger pntsrg idusts flbrt bs 9r6bts Eager BON Grates
nnb Sentsrs, aus leinsr st8nsn Sabrt, tpsiassj s benz bielisen gu-
bliun phsrirt roOrr'n III. @rates iib baisibit gu fnSsn mad ben
nsulen Wttuitsrn uni 8opns, as %Sisrsdtee ;usspists sptbifbe, YER
antre, bic i4 teiOnbsrs als StlbsnShrbt fur ben Spmner si9nea.
&uttra8e que StoSt ub 2onb tperben punttlih unb I%pr9Ialtt9
%auSsefIbrt. &8isenSsrtauier t6nnsn nab btn ~nicbrialten n6rSiide1
9rtHen tsbint wersen unb srbatsn ben 9sbrdudli6Sn Discount be
buorsr @s;oblun9.
Der Undergraduates tittst sOr;ulprstsn in Der ,gsa> uno graF.
Spuntrs", 9ainhr ;pilGsn 8. II. 8. Ctr, &tdaonb, 9a.
samuel .. 9enppn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
Scfanutmohuuo.

Der Undergraduate hat 5srrn s.. 56bcr, SO. IL 0foinnraRe
(Tpdettsl wptataft, os N9ent fur isnen SiaNtbciG ttltcui, rm6
fam burb tcnfcitcn Der u&nscteu" bcSpecn unb 3atltrnoen fir
disbursement unb ~0ufssssbene @nSeissn an i'm asma6t merten.
81. SaG1eL.
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SSm. &bbc,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURER,

Srpapltr., spildbcn ber 3. II. 6. StroEe.
9aS ecutlhe 0ut!tfum, naEcntlid 91tSrrpert6ufer, Made id
auf mein crosses Eager Der Observation-Disclosures GonoY's, 5uderfia,,.
rem. Sanep DrepS ,c. &c. etsner 6abrif aufmcrtianl, unb erludc i'd
e~islclbcn, irc bctrehcntcn Gintdufc beim llntcr;cidueteu III MAIDEN.
Ia i'd bsrh p%rrtheiltof,s Gint6ufc unc GGl6a 8otlunsen in Ben
Stone sefBt bin, 70 btIiS wic Ncp Scyftr Sabrifanten Yerfaufsn
III fpnncn.
50 9rres @citnen, in sanjcn, baIten mb pierteI &ilcn,
rs 9preS GprYntbcn.
Sateln. Gitrsncn ulS irnlise Subfrihtc trnncn Icts int @ei,
men re grrBen Yrn mir bcipgcn perStn, ipmic eud, prr,notihs
eerti6e unS f%ranSSNidhc @10umcn, oQt @rten MuNt, GifrSnot
uno ionitt9e 9pnfccte. fuses Sct, eirssnahte @urtcM &C. &c.
Ssrner Made it baS pubIitum ouf mcin srpFcs Eager Won
OcutIdcn Spielwaarcn,
2prreep'S, GirstradrrS, Mafctcn, Ipnon GaubIss &c. oufmsrfnu
i'm euneh Selup letieS GaScre bttft gSm. 96te.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
SC iiferaeIhGf

gacn SrsunSch unb Sttannten sur Gtadwtbt, taB ids tas &C.
It6ft meincs NfanneS fprtlctt, uo ale in Stelem Sadc sprfrrrs
mrree @rtttcl eancrtaft unp biuis Iisfrn tp,rpc. Sueleid ToAc i'd
netntn h~srSltdbltcn Oant fur se mcincn r%eritcrtrncn Wtanne 9caes
bene 9rtrauen nib bite sanelbe aud auf mid ~uteracten su laIsr,.
Mina gHciS.
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Sarnl III r%crtoufcn.

100 @der bS bctcn gsolblonbtS, tbtumsiic acfl6r, Z Mcilen
we Itdmpne on Der SSiliamSturNcr Stafe NslGsCu, its6cn inter
cen 9%lnii9tcn g'eSinann9cn su Yert0ufn, 9a5 tsfc Sautrl, BE-
ltnbct iib ouf bicirm @leec unb bedt bae SrCnnbpl,, has ouf sent
lciben 0cidIaeen wcrrcn fam, bcn GaufsprciS tt weilcm. Sos
N6tcrc tf in Der Office B. 81. su e~rfroscn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
@cprae q. 6unblrp.

BamitY @rpttr, $50 Srrabirast, uobt Der G. Stroec.
s6lt Elm drethlits5 rnb srn %5asidrs Eager Yrn Groceries altr slrt,
sSeulle, Htqurre &C.. bic or ssScn taar gu olsnntmsmcts biaiaen
turts ttitet c.erislbe nit Der Ssn!rtung. baB cs Scrrn 8. y. QutS,
Der nd jeyt IN benz e'el99fte eeItlben teiubct, sunn SScranaset oe>
retdcn miro, bic 9ethlrn teutIttn 8unSen tebicncn III ftnnsn.
~. 81 nmnhIrM
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gteuc OeutIhe 4putbrfe


gStr batcu grrtwsitstc Der 4tcn ut 9rc:bltroEe cine nsut
Deutlde |pptbete trrtd!ct. in ipclhCr' mir ale teutIbcn 9r6porate
baltsn unp NlcS ~ inherent G,tlHaft gettmcnSise frtih umo ron
Ger belten Quoltt1t tets p~prrdtbt9 balten mCrScn. SIR loten trS,
bNib ale GcGtldhe ub unlere Srennee Gin, ti un6 rpf;uIprsd,cn.
I'M itltit Die Suolitdt unicrer @lebictntn III perfu hen. " Sittrpts
wrrben nit oler Sprefalt brS gfadtS unb Sases tereikt. Sc.
itellun8rn rrm 2anee merben ouf bae 9inttlidie bt'rr9t.
Scnitcr9lus unb @infel Won alien Scrhu unS Gjr6Eat,
S0rben Won allen Sualt3tsn umo Mtlnufoctureu,
3HTimNnnotts rNo Setfen III Den %btliSiltN grritn unc
yen alien Sprttn,
9drfunsriCr, S'Irfti. Sdmmc, SptIctIptcael, 6hs
tsS GblnildCs 2Ha,cr, 0cirir;t' II. BAL.
iinb lttt5 Iritb Ill tattn.
Spcben crbMten mir cine neuc Gobuns Sn Grtracer f~ror,5lIbcr
6imtccren NIB GrrtrercR Sdftc, irclhc mir ;u cen b%iQtsften Nrti.
fen "Crtauftn.
Gbitursiiae Snitrumsnts. Gisarrsn, 9ataf II. cal. wtrben tets
p~orr6tbia 9cbalHn.
lnSBeSetdincie SSeine, irelde nist semiiGt unS nur ben Sran.
fen Die rntilten 2Drblttatrn teut, Wcrren ebenfoae in arpGer MalIr
Y~prr6tbig 0choten.
l~etcrbaupt NleS. mmS ;u unItrem GcIa6fie ssG6rt, wirS yu
bn telrn stutldrn, er9tlter, i%ran;biiltcn unb amtrifaiiIhen
S%onb!unicn btc9cn.
5crr paul 8ii@er, SeutiGsr sppiteftr, peIdsr Ia bsmaben
miro umiese Mu!Sen ltets nit Der 9rbpkn @ufmsrflamfeit III brbanr
beIn, wirS i;n Seles baM ~beitra9er, I'M cen 9BNnlhrt unlcrtr
3unecE urlfpmncn su %cn!lprtben.
I'M ;ahlreideu 3ulprudb bitten
BARRING II. @t0rct,
Mpctbefcr rub Gtenifer.
@auI Tiiher, bsutiher @ppttetsr. III
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
@rttfriep &Bnts, GapeSirrcr,

GntEcblt lb ltincn Srcunbsn unb benz bsutitcn gubltfnn, ,ur
anfertsuns aucr @e!lraeettsn. Sape;iertn Der 8in1ner, sufbGn>
on Der Scrb6nse unb alc Ipnli9s gum Gaps;rrcr- GeIb6ft ael6>
rtroe Irtcirn limo Yeripritt btui8e umo resue SsbRnuna. Iu6
muben oMe @reh Desrrotieren sci porfommencen G%c(tli@teten &C.
6bmodypl a~uSseiutrt. ollie Iuftrd1e perbsn bi Srn. StttGcr
$rpotnr. gr. i79 uno tei @rn. 3, q. SHREDDER, MajnNr. citoe.
tn senprtmCn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
9teucr GpnisctiOnarys unp 6ancy- 5tpre.
g. S. @ttti

madt ieinsn etullhea 0rcunecn Une bsm Iutlifum l6erEaupt bic
auSet9e. Dap CT 9tU. 23S S%rcoplr0Be, Spiitrn Der 3. umb 4. Cir.
stnen CONFECTIONERY un0 SantgeStpre er6nnst bat, no ey Gonbs
unb Sudermatcn IN @rpBen lEb &lsiurn pcrfnuft. 3re(cjh fuhrt
tcrltlbe en Eager btf benEn Gi90rren uno Spielpaarrn, ouf Die er
~tsipnStr5 ouimcrtlam matht. I2S. 10
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

SOl3! Sol;!
HnterSsthaetsr halt f%ertwahrenb snsn sroBen gVrratb Ypn 81.
ttbsr1' uao Sihtsntp3 better Sualit6t, un6 fam feline NrnSsu
ltsrmdt in!sr ben %siniiisiisn Sebinamtsen psrfbsn, Sci aGufsm
non . Hiaftsrniciro paS ~sSespadcn tOlenfrei bslor9t. Sefeluuoen.
welds einterialen neresn bei 9abnep II. Gpfe pSer Geo. d, SINH.
lse, S%rcabira6e, iotps in'bsr @cI,nisbsrlase an 9roaSiirass. Tabs
Sropfs @psnns trsrben, prompt belcrst. "N
SameS 81. SPnsrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

.. Sf. 3aebrifpm, S%pptbefcr,
@fe Der 6ten unb SrpapzStroEe.
bait fsts Gin srcBe5 Eager aner in ltinenr gsIddfe ssrfpnn,sns,,
@Itttsls better Sua!itGt ue ;u ben b~ilisfrn greiisn.
Die 8eeeptWr rirb ppn pm. &inbGrsafer. Elm in S,sutf+.
nnb ~9ebicstsr @pmbefer superintendent. O"'"
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Scmtidlc Gcbnnlnlc.

Srutibc Scbdmmr.
Nre'- y. ppttes, welpt Srr eirca brei Satren nod ysr,rh.
lene SIrutttsrte, I'M bic Scbannnentunt ;u srlcrren. tcfudtts Snrt
EN- Sapr lang bic i??niserihdt ,u gieFen, maGtc baItIt(t hr re trom Nv,
lns cmpFebt I'D, jest Dem btci9sn 9utIhun nit Der sifriiG,rTnma
Dap nc DC beltell 9eu9ntlt nber ibre Suttisfct surkacn fam CSsgSss
1T nit alien erterSerlifen ~tirurs;den Snlrumcnttn scriDtsn v YS
enipfHtp!!t ltt aABerSeml nrd ben 6raucn sum 9lutraeiekcnI Gn, ~
SHrGpfen II, T. NJ. Sbrtn @rnncrtnnrn ticnc ;ur S$odSri%%t ~
pr. =. 5pttes, jSmst SRlttn ~rterbalb 6rn. q. SIoS's S4 y
pelnl Yell patS", Srcahfrr tpaise @uirdNs fir ne 80,
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gEaumcn, @risSmcbl, Sn9p,
GtrIe, feline unt srpbc, Gtpeclatc, srlnsr, Sdapei,r NIB
Sirdutcr> I&ie, GiGorisn, MuScln, ~ucrlbieScne Sortcn.
@focorcni, Grblcn, 2inisn ,. &c.
lat 70 sbsu ertaltrn uS ptrfauft biui9
Slide unb 0r6nina.
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9lmbrptype unb Y6ctpsrapDcn.

Gu Der alter Ssbprnldtr @alers, Np. 167 NfainnraBt, perbcn
wrbl fcire 9ompfbiteer, attr bic tsfcn Mmtrrtppc unb Wtctrsros
pttn biutsIt ~ptrfrtt9t III jeter t~cIietiscn GrFfe. = Der @rctS
1T sps 80 Cts. oufWNrts.
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3. q. y

3. .. 3pi1cn's
SAu9, nne Sttcfel- Eager fir Nerren une a,on,ec,
lS9 SrOabRr, 5wiiAen rcr 5. II. 6. Str.
u mlt GItn @ Sdc S6liten une SttefcIn ysthtid perlcben unb ne,L
gen San let0le i'll euli9Cnt grsle I'M Gin:slnrn Inn bCi Noriicn obarIoGrn
geloaStrS enipfsbit Der rntsrsethnetc cine @artis lcidts nVysa s ~
Stlets!eteI, DC in Der jepi8sn SahOn i9rrr @cautmli6frif bai 1mr
leer i'll .entplfgiti ltnp. = Aue in nrin Gah cinIbinnCnSr sIrt;fIi
nsrSea in Der tlr$lten Grilt sur 8uirietsnbrit Der gritsHSr on mtfssI
tgt. lin sablreihen Sslud 6ttet g q ~ S"ssIef"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
~. Wf5buS

perren 9 6 II bm made
6te Strobs. Dem Ncuen Mtarfte 9caeniber
empiitbit ib CUR @nfcrteuns aOcr in ietn ,Fat' ,inisIoorr Sr Mr.
tte' "ho Hrr'pFi@t nebcn btUi9em srcjS mpmpte 9epicnIpnn, f B.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

S, serlase pcn Sriesr. ,scrbarh GOfTse Ses beutAen 9anf,
nrttn< Nepprfcrs = Ypltbpr 400D in Nep grrf crfhcint felt benz
is. NpseMbtr 1857 in halbnpnatidcn 2cFrun9en:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
Gin Sanb6ud FUR Ollie, bic rprip6rt5 fpullen.
G.. 10 haIh,n,n ~, - IiAcn NicEnrin an.

Diets gBut 1T in Ssritbune auf bic torin ouSscIprpdenen
gmnSfabe elm pa9rcs BUD Der gseisbett fir ben gefbdftsmarn,
T6crl une jcten Sag %rpcnSbaren, pae cS bn 9rciS, ben IS tpliet,
lSn @al ,ptril it. 90 lolts IN pen 9anssn istss saafmannss,
ntrs. nit ejuenl 9Bcrt, in ben Sdnocn etnts Seccn ittn, Der rSrnb
en G5sIaaft tstreltt, une bern earaa Iie9t ]pcrpdrts gu funnnen.
Der @tcnasnsntSgrete fur BAG s%oatdnSjge, SEasn. 1000 ~cns9cHEudr
trnhIfeucr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

Sn Der Iainlrabe SO. 167 IN Der alten Ssbcrn.
Idtn @aterie pcrren &m6rctYpe pSer photographer mad allen Srr
len ScutIdlaubS YcrfertNt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
GicfbGftsnanu I'M 9Gmerifn,

nt er Idn unb was or tptnen ntaB, I'M tn alien @eiGdftsstpeisci
nit Srrtbcil Sl ~arbriten, Serlulte su Y~ermeipen uni
9SpblItanp AT c%riper6cn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
@ III. @tlbt,
Srpoeirabe So. I49,

Grpoplro6e So. 149,
Gnp1ebn Den, ~asebrten 0ublitum itn rppbl aifcrtirtes 2aMr spn
gplpmaarcn unb ubren. Meporoturch wCrbcp l"crsfdttta uo bill
ia ~auSSefl9rt, (ur bic llben wirb sarantirt. S0aro beitcn
rtrbcn 9ei6madppl an9efert9t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09

Sran5 Staubr,
l6S SrpacltraBe. swilhen Der 6. uno Z. Str,
bait Gin reides unS mpblahprtrtes Eager srn
St0arreit, SSdmc6= unp Gcbnlpftabaf
eiauer 5abrifation unp Smpcrtatipn,
bic CT int greBs unb Nletnperfouf gu ben ttliefcn Morftprciicn al
l6Ft. Norentih irlncu 9Sisberpsrfduftr nidt ~YerIi,lmen bel i'm,
ppr;uipredsn, e9e ie lore Ginfdufs onctrpctis MAIDEN. I'll
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
Spae0cd,
6. Scbtc's
9rebes wager opn Nerren- uno Onrnrn Setube,
ulo Sticfel allrr 2lrt,

SrpaeI tr., ndbc Ger 3ten Giraffe.
1T fr 8esenmdrtige SaUrn oufs 9cidbattiahc unb Nponni,f,1,i,ao
auS9citottet, une ann Der Undergraduate ieinCn oeIbrten NrnSnSm NM
Gsn, gue!ttIni DC S~eTit@rrvn9 getcn. Dap tic alfS Nesline unS gMs
lt9le pcccnt wtresn, "a or eurm peri6nlide ginfaife in hn rSrS,
lt6sn. SiGeten. Dis or muir 9cscn boar gclc ocmnht bat' bkr,v IN IN
PEN g. Sten9 9t l,Sv Ut. S6tcBltb bemsrft berfelbe, baF sr fir ale bsi
17.9l re ~ -" ouIgtHp'
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GDpS. 90. Sarquar,

INV. %. OuFHHUT,
prafttl4er Gas Sitter,
gde 9te uno SrrabltraBe, neben bem 9rpabiir. Sptsl.
&idmpnb, Sa.
Sirhsn. tfsntlihe @cbduSe nnS %SBpbnbduisr psrben nit Gas
snb Donlpfrpbrtn III ben b~ilislcn WreiIcn perleben.
gs5- Iie SsrarttSe %ufn69e werben bmtbar entss9ensenpm~
men ub ihneuittnS ausgtflbrt.
g5- 9lumbim9 ie0sr @rt WirO i4neafens btlorst. 17.12
SAa0p & Gp'S
3 5reuf GcnitctirnorY- nnO Soristaten~S ture,
beutlte 6rubte II. 9aasbaihngs-& rtitel,
@de Srpep@ uip 3. StraGe.
ede en- 5onC aGs @rtsn Yn SeneY -Ganotss, Grl6tcn, Gbo-
hbe, Scnbpns &c.
Gbsnlp Elm ouSscp6altS Eager Ypn 8~ran;5lI6sn Varflms.
&aNamCn, Surltcn, Sptclu Mp @GIantefits Sadcn, Shrri6nlotcrial'
gRc0trrpeartr, @rrtncnnaieS, Suptlirodsr, feline 06rbt, Sc[,n
w00nn II. anpere5 @GuSD0nin8sscr1tpt.
GnNu3 cine @suSwoDt "0n GiS"rrsn ub &otat ieter gt unb
Sn better Su0tttat.
S(n3 9psSsl unN Sps8elSldrr itno Won itbrr Surts III BADEN.
Rnb
w. GRuFt~S nlrumrnte. ~gI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-09
Scfamntnta6nusem

Scutf6e S%ebamme.
Wfrs. s. Staube, 16S grcaoRr. spiI6en Der
6. uno 7. Straee,
n,agt y ben esulihsn 8rausn &i6mrnts bic %crastenle @nseiss, baF
ltrbisrt unb auf Der llniperftdt Ill 2cpsts ttr Grenter. bsfonSea BAT
meseale tic ii& sci Srrtcnrn,enten @cleecntrihn befsns %capfsbGt.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-04-16
0lniua &guurnI,
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL i6, 1858.
Iscorupton again Defeated.

o,, ,sper last week contained a brief tel
erraphie dispatch furnished US by Mr., Car'er'
the gen,lemanly operator in Saco, stating
that the House had again defeated the l.eeomp-
ton fraud, in the return OF the Bill from the
Senate. The vote defeating il was not given
Since then we have the, congressional records
by which 1t appears that the House voted
April s, to adhere to its former vote rejecting
the Bill, and passing the Crittenden substi-
tute, instead Of voting, as some supposed II
might, to insist. and appoint eonierees. The
majority by which the House voted to adhere
was the same as that by which the Crittenden
amendment was adopted. Mr.. Montgomery
of Penn, moved to adhere, the previous ques-
ton was called for and sustained, aud the
motion was carried, Ayes ll9, Nays Ill
Humphrey Marshall OF n.y., paired of with
Mr.. Browne of Maryland, and Mr.. CaHuth-
ers of No., were not present.
This vote is generally regarded as finish
ing blow to LecomPtOn. Under ordinary cir
eums,anees, and with an impartial presiding
officer, it would be so, but experience has
shown tina, Mr.. Orr, the Speaker, however
generally he may be disposed to fairness, in
all questions touching the interests OF the
shareholders, is subservient to these interests
at the expense OF justice, as the backing OF
the Investigating committee on Kansas affairs
fally demonstrated. What motions he may
allow TO be made hereafter, it is impossible to
tell. There are none. by strict parliamentary
practice allowable, after a vote to adhere fol-
lowed by motion to reconsider. and this was
made, at once, and promptly laid on the la
bic. As we understand parliamentary prae-
tice, the matter cannot be considered again
in its present shape. The Senate will be
compelled to adopt the Crit,enden substitute,
or do nothing. AL things considered, we re-
card Iecompton as laid out for the session.
The administration has been beaten in its des-
pcrate game Of attempting to iasten upon the
people of Kansas a constitution originating in
violence, and carried forward by the most
damning frauds. The popular branch has
been true to the popular impulses, and the
administration, diseomftted and Inundated,
stands before the people in truly pitiable
condition. The friends of really national
principles will rejoice everywhere at the de-
fea, of the sectionalisis in their attempts to
fasten slavery on the soil Of Kansas.
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The Shattered @DemOcracy."

The editor Of the "Cleveland Plain Dealer
the organ Of Hunkerism in Western Ohio "
in despair. His lamentation runs thus:-
"Ninety days ago the Democratic party Of
this great nation was an unit,
"But alas the arty is now in PERIL broken
up, divided and discouraged. The Aamih-
istration is being fast deserted by It's irienas-
individuals, counties, districts states are
moving oil in vast columns, ana the ~ho'e
country is in complete eommohon.
Forney writes in very plain language 10
his paper in Philadelphis, from Washington.
After referring to the happy auspices which
shone around Mr.. Buchanan's opening Ad'
ninis.ration. one year ago, Forney Proeeed''
"What is the aspect now : One eide Reign
Of Terror. A test Is erected here Ike some h'r-
rid instrument Of torture. upon rh.en Dep'y'
Gratis arc erecnted for their opinions. ne WORK
Of decapitation has ceased against iie-u he
foes. and is now waged upon old ana Ghetish-
ed friends. Men are removed and caiumhia-
ted, not for being opposed 10 Democtauc
principles, but for being too much IN favor Oh
them. The humble.t clerk, with his little
family, who struggles along on his thousand
dollars year, must hide his sentiments or
leave his place. For the bold aud upr'gM
Democrat rho dares to think aloud. there I"
short thrift. II he has an office he must DO
ready for the ominous cartel OF dismissal on
the instant. II he is an independent CITIZEN
he is excluded from the Departments and from
the White House like common leper. An
army OF spies are ON the alert, hunting LOT
victims. Wo to the unguarded gentlemen
who, in the presence OF one OF these eager
caves. choppers, may let fall free opinion.
1t is at once caught up and carried, with no
lack of exaggeration, to the ear Of power. II
there is OH this round globe race more de-
spised in civilized society than any other II
is the race of int0rmers. The noblest invec'
tive of the nobisst OF Irish orators has made
them Immortality Infamous. These merce'
naries now hold high service in Washington.
l could name several of them from our own
State, but l torbear for the honor OF Penn
sylvania. They glory in their shameless trade
broken in fortune, reckless OF their own fame'
laughing ut conscience in Others and reject
ing il for themselves, they swarm here unx'
ious to earn their guilty wages
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~ Our subscribers, we are COMMENT VIII
take into consideration the perplexity ana
trouble TO which we are subjected in publish
ing our paper. since the FIRE, and excuse US IL
ii lacks. in any degree. its former interest,"
We have not yet been able to arrange matters
so as to print our paper lin an Office oil our
own, and although We hope to have one IN
the end, it may be some weeks before We get
fully settled again. Endorsements growing
out of our heavy loss, meet US at every 'urn'
and make heavy drafts on our time and pa
thence. We mention these things not so much
by way of apology, as to let our subscribers
know how we are situated. In carrying out
our arrangements for the purchase OF new
office, which we propose to do at as early
day as circumstances will allow, we shall need
all the help we can get from those who owe
us, and We entreat all who are indebted, to
pay at once.
We mean to have well appointed office
and when we get fully settled, with ne"
type, newspaper, &c., we shall endeavor tc
mrke the paper as satisfactory at least as II
ever has been to its patrons.
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A Flight In the capitel.

wAsHisoros April i2.-Nesrly all the
members. who, after the House adjourned,
fingered in the hall, converting either in
groups or In their! seats, were startled by .
fight between Mr.. Crsige Of North Carolina
and Mr. Helder, Isuthoi Of book entitled
The Impending Crisis," and formerly from
the same State. They had just before been
ansrily engaged In convsrsation.
Crowds ot members and Others rushed in
and separated the combatsnts, while they
were engaged In dealing heavy blows. Mr..
Helper Was temporarily taken In charge by
the seigeant.at.Arms. A number Of ladies,
who were on the floor and witnesses of the
proceedings. were much frightened.
pistol and knife were found on Mr..
Helper, who made no attempt to use them.
An investigation was held this afternoon. and
Senator Hale and Montgomery Dslir. Esq..
appeared as his counsel. The justice held
him in bonds to keep the peace.
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A Work OF Arr, ScuLrTuRE.-our ~.
,en,ion has been called to figure executed
in marble. copied from Canova's Dancing diri'
and the work Of Mr.. Oscar +. Blake'a
young man "a years Of age residing in saco'
and employed in Mr.. Cleaves marble WORKS
We understand that this is one OF MIR. BIS
first attempts at Sculpture, and although we
do not claim to be eonnoisseur in the line
arts, we certainly regard it as being executed
with much artistic skill and judgment. In
many particulars it seems almost iaui''ess'
and indicates in Mr.. Blake talent for seuip-
,ure worthy Of encouragement, and which IL
allowed development, under favorable circum-
stances. will one day place him among the hrss
of American sculptures. We understand that
Mr.. Blake has completed this work. out Oh
working hours, and within the past two
years; and the industry and perseverance he
has manifested is certainly most creditabie
and indicates that he possesses characteristics
that will enable him to obtain that cultiva-
ton Of his talents necessary for success. we
sincerely wish that some steps could DO taken
to preserve in our place this work Of MIR. b.
and which would afford to him some ade-
ouate remuneration for the time and labor
he has bestowed upon 1t. The statue may
be seen at the store Of I. Gilman, Factory
Island.