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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10

IN HIM ACAIN-The following is pretty
~ - ,ale off to the sensation stories" the
Eoy+ t CHAPTER of which is frequently inserted in
h'G, ,,nrnaIs as an advertisement. The man
u W. noted it can take our hat:
TrU WV FIRST Kiss" Am Ireally dear, Sophia?"
: l.rrbisnered aud pressed my bungling lips to
J." ! @rrt rosv mouth. She did not say yes she
NJ ~ not ,o saw no but she returned my kiss and
l, .,b went from under my feet my soul was
t.',,, " lancer in my body, | touched the stars |
lo loaw .g the happiness of the seraphim The
A,g Eore is all Of this deeply exciting story chat
nso u. can pbjsh The remainder will in the
W y.v York Blower of April lst, which has
w., @@ million more subscribers than there are
.%abfonts .o., in the world Korn Kob writes for
!.""p !. P Knutts writes for it-Tad Pole writes
~, ~ i and it is sold everywhere in the world
soi out oft.
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Gry HovsToN's EXPEDITION TO MEXICO
W4naler,tlnd that Gen Houston Immediately
after the adjournment Of Congress, contem-
rr,tes an expedition into Mexico with com
rrr Of four or five thousand men, who are
.y9r, to follow the hero of the Alamo to
rsv coaqae>ts. Walker and Henningsen do
ID. Inspire the adventurous youth the South
With confidence, and it has been signifed to
General Houston that if he would lead them,
fire we're thousands ready to follow him to
a., part of Mexico The understanding IS
IA, they are to TeXasize another slice of
Mexico and bring it into the Union and with
Houston into the Senate.-Ersning Post.
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To all whom il may Concern.

reFlI.y that on the 18th day of May last
..- >'gnary q Erie Railroad Company, sold
u" North EraIrh Canal from the line
Nrw York 10 il. terminus at Northumher-
aa.les F. Woues. ir.. and ASSOCIATES. under the
.a,,.,.. ..r Of the NORTH BRANCH CANAL
H. which said sale was duly ratified and ap-
I,i' ENeeIcncy WILLIAM f. PACKER, Cover
'muoawealth.
Il A.'A. therefore. that 7, WILLIAM G. Moor
,l'.t ot the Suubury & Erie Railroad Com
,a., certificate, in accordance with the above
.LI,1 "a, 1- rle -aia Charles +. Welles, Jr., to take
r.- M 'i" aid Canal and property thereto belong
....'t ..- '.e rights and privileges conferred by an
'''e 'i the State Canals, approved April Il,
whereof have placed my hand and the
>- 'myaly, this 26th day Vt May, 1853.
sg" Nh. G.. MOURHEAD,
-t.H'. President
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
Spring and Summer Millinery,
FOR 1853,
BY A. T. MARSH & co.
NO. 8, Union Block,
Ell NJ RA, N. Y.

TJAFING made extensive arrangements and improve
mcntS in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, we now
cordially invite a to favor with call before purchas
ing SPRING or SUMMER MILLINERY, feeling conf
Dent We make it to the advantage of all.
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
VIII be full and complete, with everything in the line of
Millinery such as Straw Bonnets, Boomers Flats and
GypsictcS of all kinds and styles for Ladies' Misses
wear. by the dozen casA.
Ruchcs and Flowers by tie box. Ribbons by the piece
cartoon. Blends cdcing foOn4s and Straw Braids by
the dozen piece. Bonnet Frames Crowns and Blocks
10y the dozen Reeds and covered bones by the gross
Band boxes by The nest gfoss. Foultons, Grapes,
iisSes Crown Eirs and Cape Eetts by the piece. and
81 fact everything required in the Millinery line in the
greatest abundance and at the very lowest Cry WHOLE
SALE P.IgES,
Our RETAIL DEPARTMENT
VIII embrace full and complete assortment Of al Of
the above mentioned articles at prices suit the times.
All bonnCS bought at the store will be trimmed free Of
charge in the latest style ana best manner Goods bought
by parties from out OF town will be packed and deliver
ed TO the stages or cars free Of expense.
a. r. MARSH & CO.,
No. 5, Union Block Elmira, y. Y
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4 UDITOK'S NOTICE-Jad Smith

4 UDITOK'S NOTICE-Jpd Smith vs.
"a Kenoccr Uormley and T.. Il. TVoTmley--In the
Common Pleas OF Bradford County No. BIS, May Torn,
1851
The undersigned an Auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute funds raised by the SherEs sale of deien
dan real estate will attend to tic duties of MS appoint,
mcnt at the Office OF James MacaIane ESQ in the boro'
ot Towanda, Friday, the 18th day Of Jnne ls5S Mt
oco in toe afternoon. al which time and place all per-
interested required tc present their claims Re
forever debaIred from sa-d fund
L. OFERTON, JR..
May q 1853. Auditor.
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ladies Dress Goods.

.'. aA' attention is invited to a large assort-
.... Ia..", Dress Goods. now being received by
- !" .F3M Ili.-cDmprsing everything that is now
+. durable in Bcrages, Grape Mosetts, Or
.'. Printed Jar0uetts Lawns. English and
'..,.'. nri.lnt- pucal PldidS, Lustres, Chali5's
,tTai'. &c., 6r. which will he sold at prices
.. ever before offered in Towanda.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
~ of an order of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Co.,
will I've exposed 20 public sale tn premises, SAT-
URpAY, JUNE I6. ut o'cioyE. =. NJ, the following
real estate. situate i'll Springfield Jwp. Bradford county
bounded as follows, t. Wit :Bcgnnng at post in the
division ne Of a" Elisha T. Potter farm and lands Of
RcharA Roe the southeast corner of lands Of said
RCharS Roe thence roth 70 east Ga 40 pCTches 10
post, thence rth 10 cast 81 40 perche> a post:
thence sonrh . west 20 2l9 per tO post thence north
- vet - 5l0 perc> % the place Of beginning. Con-
aiffng - acres and il0 pcrches be the more
le $.
MINERVA POTTER,
SllrirsrrfclN Nv IL ISIS Adrnini.trntrir
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ERI&TX DAYS GRACE.

n 4 Notes and accounts of the mderSign-
t.- g'.f. than one years standing viii be placed
e.r,.r-', "I \. y. Belts, Esq. for collection, and
h., I'lgf jhe charge Of Lawyer, unless some
5r... payment is made within the above men,
1 prompt paying and Cash customers. and
'-.s,s. s."sIa.ly We would say, our stock Of GOODS
c-gs ana are weekly receiving FRESH SUP
H-I we are determined to sell at prices that
s..l give satisfaction. We sell Goods at whole
M0NTANYES
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gagged in the sale of Nostrums Patent Medicines, &c.
in the County of Bradford for the year lSjo under the
4 Of ~ of AnIil
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

ORPHANS COURT SALE-Bv virluc
~ Of order of the Orphal.s Court Of Bradford Co.
will he exposed To public sale on the premises or
THURSDAY, the 10th day of JUNE, 1858 ut o'clock
T. NJ the following described property late the estate
~ Daniel kcele. Gev'S..
All thai tract Of and situate in the township of Rome
in saii county, bounded and described as follows viz
The first lot the north by the lot Of land hereinafter
described the east by lands of T. J. Lent the south
and west v RHiiarl- creek and Jacob W0rtlIipg Com
tanning acrcs, with framed house and barn thereon
AlSOOnc other lot adj iiuing the said last mention
ed 1T on Che west side. Beginning at corner on the
warrant line BuardS reek the inc OF the before
mentioned lot thence 10y the Of the warrant line
nearly north course so vest - post in the corner
of the road thence by the of said road 10 the said
creek thence by the said creek south easey corner
to the place Of beginning Containing three acres more
or less.
ALSn-One other lot lying on the north side of and
adjoining the two lots before described Beginning at
post the division line thence south $50 cast G. per-
to- post corne Of Lewis Coh, thence along COTS
line south west 81 per. to pot thence north 50
G. per. along piece land belonging II I. J. Lent and
the Of the two heTenheflc dSt rbed lots of land
to post corner Of the last described lot in the dvi
sion line thence north 10 east along the said div ion
lac y per to the place Of beginning Containing
acres and l20 pcrches.
ALS0-Une otncr parcel lot Of land lying north Of
the said last mentioned lot beginning al the southwest
Of Warrant 1T No 9S in the warFantee name Of
Joseph Pole post thence north east along the west
line of said Warrant fSs per to post thence north
west along TIE south line Of said warrant s. $40 per- 20
the beginning. Containing 50 and III perche>
The above property contains about IS acres Of which
about 50 ale improved Upon il j. large Tavern stand
barn and other ou7aildnC. There is also the Tav
a celebrated Mineral Spring.
The terps of sale viii be quarter of the purchass
money, and the balance i'll annual nstalments OF $50
with interest JOHN MCMAHON.
Guardian of the minor children OF DAM keee decd.
May 5, 1853.
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KIRBY'S MOWER AND REAPER

NNTE are manufacturing the above mentioned excellent
w machine for Eastern Pennsy yvania and the neigh
boring Counties in New York and invite the particular
attention Of farmers to the following features Of Kirbys
Mower and reaper which believe to he superior all
Others in in the following particulars 1T is the
lghtest Ia strong and durable simple in construc-
quire much less draught than other machines has no
side draught though il cuts wide swath will work
rough ground where no other machine follow it very
difficult to be cogGed fin any Kind OF grass be it
dry not liable to get out of repair is composed puci-
paily OF iron; IS perfect combined machine ,rOriHg
equally lreH 'ccer Otriag reapHg and IS The chcaD-
est an pTiCe-MJwcr being only 100, and the combined
Machine Sl20,-makinE il altogether the most desirable
Mower and Reaper in market.
Rs Farmers wanting RELIABLE Mowers and Rcapcrs
should by all means machine before making up
their minds u buy any other Additional and interesting
Information concerning the Kirby machine is contained
~ our Illustrated Catalogue, which also describes our
other machines and implements: among which are
EMERY'S PATENT CHANGEABLE RAIL ROAD
HORSE POWERS;
TIOGA POINT IMPROVED THRESHERS & CLEAN
Frs, THRE~HEi}S & SEPARATOES. PORTABLE
SAW-MILLS, PLOWS. CULTIEATORS AND
HORSE HOES, CIDER MILLS, DRILLS
OUR PORTABLE Dog POWER
is valuable machine and much superior to the common
inclined wheel and Is adapted for daries of from 20
cows
Send for copies Of our Catalogue and Price List for
yourself and neighbors.
WELLES BLOOD & CO.
NfIn,s Dl TrI1a
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
" of an order of the Orphans Court of Bradford Co..
will be exposed to public sale the premises SAT-
URDAY the 2Gh day of JUNE, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
the following described real situate in Troy twp,
Bradford county, bounded and described follows, to
wit Beginning at post and stones the south east
of lot owned by Sidney Vanho, thence by the said
lot north 81 peches post and stones corner thence
by Andrew AyreS lot east A. 10 perches to post and
stones corner Of lot heretofore granted to Hiram Kit
tie thence 10y the said ktcs lot south II $40 perches
to post and stones thence north 500 east 81 $40 per-
cheS to post and in the line of Enos Luhefs land
being the warrant survey line thence along d line
60 clio pcrchcs the place Of beginning Containing
4S acres aud Oj pcrcheS. less, except seven
conveyed by John c. Ball in his lifetime to Leonard
Vanhpru and situated on the south side of said lot.
Terms made known day of sale.
G. Fl. CAMPBELL,
JOHN SALISBURY,
Nav 2j, 1858. Administrators.
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A List and Classification Of the Beer Houses,
Eating Houses &C. IN the County of Bradford for the
year ls5S under the acts of Assembly 10Th OF April
$50 nd M Mnrch fsEH
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FLOUR! FLOUR!

i, rgaber is now receiving Extra and Double
''r "i SUPERIOR BRANDS, which he will
nj ~ lowest market price, by the load or sin
.a.-. ''aF delivered al any place in the Borough
.hl5~ IT rnv
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICF-Eo

A UDlTORS NOTICE.-O1rWe CAom-
n berlin rs. aaron Perkins In the Common Pleas
OF Bradford county, No. j9l, Sept. T. ls59.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by said Court to
distribute finds raised by Shers sale of the real estate
Of defendant will ateud to the duties of his appointment
at his Office in Towanda borough Saturday, the 26th
day Of June 1855 at o'clock in the afternoon at which
time and place all persons interested required to pre-
their aims or else be forever debarrtd from said
fund. G. d. MONTANYE,
June l. 1853. Auditor.
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Eeqal.

AN APPRAISEMENT AND CLASSI-
IN FICATION OF the different persons engaged in the
sale Of goods wares and merchandise in the County OF
Bradford for the year 1885, with the amount OF license
thprpuutO gnncyed
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-Notice
IN is hereby given. that all persons indebted the
estate of JOHN FROST, deceased. late of Rome
twp hereby notified to make payment without delay
and all persons having demands against said estate
requested to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. JANE 0. FROST,
May 4, 1853. Administrative.
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L,:n1l.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
Bradford county and directed and delivered will
be exposed to public sale ct the Court House in Towan
da Borough on THURSDAY, the lst dag of JULY 1858,
at p. NJ the following lot piece parcel of land stu-
ate in Rdgbury twp Bradford county bounded north by
land Of Jacob Mitchell and n Squres east by the Ber
wick turnpike south By land Of E. Stevens and vest by
land of F. Stevens. Containing One-tOurth Of acre,
or less, all improved with framed dwelling house
thereon
ALSO-All that certain lot piece OF parcel Of land
situate in Ridgbury twp, Bradford county, bounded
the north east and south by land Of E. Stevens and west
by the Berwick turnpike. Containing acres, more
less, all improved.
ALSO-The defendants interest, supposed TO he the
undivided onehaf of the following lot piece parcel
Of land situate in dgbury twp Bradford county bound
ed north and east by land of James Stevens south land
of f. Stevens and west by land of F. Stevens Contain
ing acres less, all improved, with sawmill
and the water privilege thereuuto belonging.
Seized and taken ia execution at the suit Of c F. VIII
son vs.. Nathaniel Squires. . .--.,.-. -, -.
May 81, ls5s. TH03. II. WOODRUFF, Shift
A DMINISTRATOR'S SNOTICE.-Notice
"A is hereby given that all persons ndetcdt5 10 the es
tate Of Cassus Gillette, deed. late Of California
quested to make payment without delay and all persons
having claims against said estate present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to The subscribers
RALPH GILLETTE,
May 4, 1858. Administrator
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Eotice
N is hereby given that al persons indebted to tire
tate of CHARITY MEAD, dec d., late of Michigan,
are hereby requested to make payment without de-
lays aud all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
I. I. BROWN,
May 4. 1853. Administrators
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G. n. hltES.

ShashenI,in, May q, 1858. Mercantile Appraiser.
certify the foregoing appraiscment and Classification
to he true and correct to the hest of knowledge and
belief Witness my hand this 2lst day of May lS5S.
{. H. ASIES, Mercantile Appraiser
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I0Td COUNIV, IOF Inc year TN0S,
Towanda boro =. :. .Laporte. Mason Co. 1900 - 90
Notice Is hereby given that appeal vii! be held
at the COMMISSIONER Office, in the borough Of Towauda
on WEDNESDAY, the 50th day of JUNE next, at o.
clock, p. ~, at which time aud place any person az
ieved by the foregoing Appraiseuen and Classification
can attend il thcS think proper.
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4 List and Classification of the different Dis
tlleres in Bradford County, for the year ls5s under
the acts of Assembly of April 10th, lS49 and March
3st. 1856.
Springfield VIM Brace e................l0 80 90
Standing Stone. James Ciorter. 10 80 90
Troy Wp..... G. & J. Ve1ie .........lO SO 90
Orwan Spalding &.Co...lS 50 90
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Now GUST T[ear what Marsh has beer
Shirred Bonnets,

pONNET RIBBONS in splendid variety,
- and entirely styles at all prices, from Is to Gs
per yard just opened at MARSH & cos.
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ProCeedIngsof To-day,

In The SENATE, TO dav, message was re-, sived
from the President concerning the seizure OF the
Panchita, on the coast Of AfIica
A communication was received from the Secre-
taTy of the Navy, naming the amount Of money
requisite to pay naval officers reinstated O. pro
NOTED by the late Naval Board
Mr.. Hunter moved that evening sc. siOns he
held AFTER to morrow; agreed to-
Mr.. King offered resolution directing the
Committee on Commerce to make INQUIRIES re-
Spectin9 The gudno traffic between the citizens OF
The L nited states and Perm, during the recent
revolution in the latter country; passed
Mr.. Mason called up the resolutions relative
to British outrages on American vessels; which
were being debated when our report clos d
In THE House., the resolution introduced by
MIR Marshall, of KY, proposing select commit
tee of five, to which shall be referred the memo
rial Of artists Of the United states asking for the
proper subjects for the establishment or the pub
lie buildings, was passed
The House took up the senate Joint resell alton
for the al ustnent OF the d til ulties with Para
quay
Mr. Letcher moved to strike out the authority
therein for the President 10 Use the naval forces.
air. Richie said the resolution would be Of no
use in that event
Mr.. Lelcher said he was opposed to transfer
ring the war-maklng power to the hands Of the
President. IL there was necessity for war, II
was for Congress to take the responsibility.
Mr.. Crawford wished to make similar provis-
ion for outrages in the Gulf.
Mr.. Richie objected to this, not being per-
tinent to the resolution
After further explanation, the resolution was
passed-veas us, nays 20
The House resolved itself into a Committee Of
the Whole on the state II the Union, and pro-
ceeded TO the consideration Of the Indian Appro-
priaton bill.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

SfihII Or THE IHORNING FhESSs
The Union deyotes q column to "an evening
contemporary" that has chosen to follow its
own views of right in the matter Of the coming
municipal election.
The Union also announces that under the
new mail arrangements C Moulded by the Post
Office Department, the New Orleans mails will
reach Washington in four days and a few hours
for the ensuing twelve months, and after that
time double daily mail will be carried be.
tween New York and New Orleans in seventy
five hours. The mail transportation from New
orleans, by way Of the isthmus of Tehauntepec,
to San Francisco twice a month will occupy
but fourteen days. The Department has thus
organized route between New York, New Or
leans, and San Francisco, which will reduce
the time, fare, and freights between those
cities nearly one-half; will save some three
thousand miles of sea risk and place the travel
and treasure almost entirely under the protec-
ton of our own flag
The Union, further, thinks that the defence
less condition Of our coasts, without men
enough to man the guns of its Notifications,
the absolute need Of the frontiers of protec-
tive force, the western rebellion and the Gulf
difficulties, are convincing reasons why the
country viii hardly be content with the three
regiments of militia and half dLzen sloopS
which its legislators have voted to the Admin
istra:iOn
The InfelIigeHcsr is, to-day without cditt-
rial.
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TNO MEMBERS or CONGRESS AND
L STRANGERS SELECTING PRESENTS
FOR THEIR FAMILIES
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR

REMED FOR DYSPEPSIA.
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK bowels.
HARTSHORNE'S Prepared by a
Chemist.
Bottles l21a. % and 30 cents.
jfdrfShOrn,'S Cure all should lie kept lie all faml-
lies: IN case of accidents or sudden sickness.
H"Ttsh Orns'S Cure all cures Cramps, Co.ic
Pam IN the Stomach or Bowels.
Harsh oTns'S Care. all cures Pain in the Limbs
Side, Back, and Breast.
HdStShorae'S CHre-aN cures Sprains, Bruises,
Scads and Burns.
HdTfShOrls'S Cure all cures Neuralsis Ton.h-
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS.
HafI,h0rhe's C.re all cures Cholera, DlarrhTa
and ali Pam.
ness from cold.
HirtshOra.'s CursaH cures Dyspepsia and In
Threat; also Cuts and Sores.
HdrtShorHe's Cure al cures all Spinal Affections
aud w eakness IN Limbs.
H1rt,hOTne'S CHrs-dN ~ a great tonic to Weak
S,3nsch and Bowels and Improves Digestion.
IL Asthe frequent changes of the weather pro
and Body also Stuff Neck-svsry person shoald
xet a bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinews. Boot and Bones and. by us warming cleo
tromagnenc power, xpels AL pain from The sy sienl.
u ct bottle and Try 1t.
Nm I'll yoa tays Cough: use Harris,
GHEHRI-It ID tie best Cough Syrup In the
II you are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'S
ANTI BIZ .lUtS PILLS. They act upon the Law
eer. Stemaeh and Bowels. carrying of all Bile and
Foul Screttns.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; KidweIl u CIscell at George
town; ii. Peel Co Alexandria. ina 81 Nv
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DEATH or MAJOR WALKER.-Major Walker,
Paymaster OF the United States army, died at his
residence in st. Loui- on Friday night last. H.
was buried with military hOnOrs at Jefferson
Barracks, on Saturday afternoon. Maj. Walker
was born in Vermont, and entered the service IN
July, 1919. lie was commissioned as paymaster,
with the rank Of major, in December 1889.
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CORGR ESSIONAL.
fhirty.fifth Cen2ress-FirxtS Session

In THE SENATE, on Saturday, after our report
closed, the resolutions in relation to British ag-
gression were postponed, and the miscellaneous
appropriation bill occupied attention until the
adjournment without being definitely acted on.
In THE HOUSE, there were a number of private
bills considered and passed.
Mr.. Clay introduced a bill to repress and re-
strain outrages on the tiag and citizens OF the Uni
ted states; ordered 20 be printed
The House then adjourned
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FROM HAVANA The steamer Empire City has
arrived at New York City from Havana, with
dates to the 18th. Sugars Were !. to \ real high
e. until the receipt OK the lsabel's news, whic b
caused pause among purchasers. Holders,
however, We're firm. Molasses was unchanged
The news from other quarters OF the island is I'M
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PERSOMAL-

80. Major General J. +. Wool, L. $ A, and
A. J. Moinard. aid dc camp, are at w illards'.
80. We learn that Be,ancon is preparing for
publication his "Reminiscences Of the NeWspl-
per press" IL will embrace period @. many
years, and from his familiarity with the subject
will doubtless prove Il most acceptable contribu-
ton to the literature OF tue country
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SLAVE EXCITEMENT AT NORFOLK There was
4 great excitement at Norfolk, Va, on Friday
last, In consequence Of Abolitonsts running OF
slaves. An indignation Heetn. was held Fri
day night, and Captain V. Mott aid W. banner
berg were ordered to leave the city or he tarred
and featlerei