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Rsue arrangements ftr ginpanberer, bic nab
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s,rioufs. ME ties treenh eth Wnnu in amfriia tbuu fam.
David StartZmann,
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urItetnrmmtn unb bs @elb wieber erfattct. gpnbttprsr
CHE Mrten non@urgntn tbre Ncntdnsn aefnnt srhnIt.
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Sk
eebeaS' nt's acknowledgements
son
John 6 Proud d Smhne.
Nc. So, SecpnDfraBe. Baltimore.
S8tr uestnsbmsn 8erT6erunssn auf bic saafebenSen mr,.
N3sruHss@9 onnpa snteen, wsIGe bGs erSgtt GapitaI 6e1sen,
Aetna Veritterun08= Gompaauie. 6arforb e
$~1,500000.
Ppontr Uerli9erun9S @Dmpaanie, 6orforb
$4,000.
Sprtn9felo8 erideranss. Grup., Sprin9Felp
$375,000.
aetnn 2ebense8 erltderunass Soup, SarfcrS
100000.
Uer.>St. 2ebeu8>U erliber. sgonlp., gfewsg III
100000.
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Scales Te%nerner fi6ermn9Ss Mgentur.
Commercial Buildings, Gay str
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Sear.&aptraI $50 200.
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@ini@luB pn. Ninbpep &c. Olive StOd) perbea Au sea btQta.
6atsn Dr Rhsrt. $500
DIT OIL geo, D. C0aIe.
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lnOS befse.
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ISon BEN Ea8 es TerfGufes an qarGattrt.
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ben, rerpeabes nno eth Wsrre6t bss ltmtduf9ee tnnerbatb 6
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fruaeHi nt5t 9UaFaneie tstrteetgsn.
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Iebe fe I'D anberpdrtS unnfeben.
3rfnnhtg sgrrdtbt9 cline 4wSroabI BON N etobeUne
ISOu ben betsn Snarumentennd4ern gu $45 ttG $500.
.R3- YtanDs wetbtH Ut II eetduId aus
n tetpet ND aehtG Ut H..
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u m due 1~stten Opn tgeRtbum in Rem befen
Y SmPaGntea unter Btlltee ebtnBuneen.
Astr rinf miro punfAtd d~usbtAabif. apn,mt Snb Ies
pet bic seeri2ts naierer G~pmpagnie an
Nebr24 IL Mn a orr,IT 6oIr.
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and intentions Of cur gevsrnlnsnA VIZ propose, for
instance, purchase Cuba. and It 10 denodncsd as
agreat outrage. We declare an intention to open the
sthman routes for the benefit Of universal commerce,
distinctly disayowing any wish to sncroach upon
the territorial rights of the Central American States,
and it s heralded at once settled purpose to an.
nes all Central America We deprecatc the disorders
Of Mexico and propose to protect our own frontier,
and it is said TO be design looking to the conquest
of that republic 1t is only few years ago that the
Mexican capital 10 possession, and we were
asked to hold it but we retired after having paid
fair price for couple Of barren States which Mex
leo could not govern.
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EsH ApELRHlA AReus

\ rSbs spHitedaaenSeralis jpilrnAl, which has been
onc9 f ou* nost welbonts exchanges We arr giSd to
seesis tsbe changed from an evening to morning
paper, and put upon footing of the highest eff
cheney It's circulation ID at ote to be increased by
a thorough system, Of canyassing, which has been
successfully put foot, 10 at last fifteen thousand
daily copies. 1t cannot fail under the able editor
ship that has been engaged 10 exert powerful in,
fuence upon public sentiment We take great
pleasure in copying the prospectus Of the Argus;
TO TINE PupLlc,--The propietors of the "Epsning Ma
tona Argas desgn issuing the and after Mon
day, january 10, 1852 morning paper 10 be pub
lished at oAE CENT PER cory,
ADVANCE, THREE DOLLARS when by
mail payable In advance This change has been decided
upon from the fact that reliable organ of true demo
cratic principles published rate which places ii with
in the reach of every mechanic and laborins man, de-
manded by the people of the city Of Philadelphia and the
Stats OF Pennsylvania Tie working met are TIC true
democracy Of the country, and it is to them that the
principles upon which republican system of govern
ment is founded should be explained They the bones
and nerves OF our coniedecy and just in proportion
democratic principles made plain to them will the
success of that party be advanced and the great
OF our country be maintained
morning democratic paper that viii be free from the
control OF all cliques faconthat will be the 6rga
OF no personal ambition Interests that will do Justice
to ALL regardless OF denuncation from any quarters
desideratum long desired III Philadelphia The corrupt
ing power OF corporations aud the tanting influences Of
private schemes has operated reduce the character Of
MANY newspapers among the honest masses IL will be
the object OF the National Argus avoid all these
Eliminating and debasing objects There be no doubt
that the democratic party has been Injured by who
have used it OF accommodating wealth graft
flying personal preferences preudces 1t Is time that
these should be checked and exposed aud that the
party should again become what its founders intended it
to behe brotherhood of patriots and the conservaor of
fPp M M
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Z, 1859.

Hon VIM. w. Kingsbury, of Dacotah, and Hon. A. j.
Edgcrton, Of Minnesota. admitted attorneys and
counsellorB Of this court.
8 No. ESQ Robert Ranney H., plaintiffs in error, w
John W. Bacon In to the circuit court of the
United States for the northern district of Illinois On
motion Of Mr. Walter s. Cox of counsel for the defend
ant in error this docketed and dismissed with
costs.
No. 49, The United States, appellants, rs. John A.
Suffer The argument of this cause concluded by
Mr.. Attorney General Black for the appellants
No. So. McKinay Garriock & Co, appellants u.s. VIM
Morrish master and claimant of the ship Pons Aeli .
&C. The argument Of this cause was commenced by Mr.
Lord for the by Mr. Brent for the
appellee.
Adjourned until Monday at IL o'clock
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sng that this bill should be reported II the yeas and
nays we're called upon II In the House.
Nh. LETTER OF Ohio, thought the proposition good
sngleeobe sufficient TO arrest proceed
Sings upon these bills, and their constituents at home
told them they had influence power with The
House, because they did not obtain vote upon them
He willing they should be reported TO the House
with the understanding that vote by yeas and nays
would bo taken In the House.
Mr.. JONES willing To discharge the Committee Of
te Whole House from the further consideration of all the
lls the calendar and report them to the House. df
tho Clerk should read them and the report in the House
and put them their passage provided the yeas and
nays given.
Mr. SMITH of Virginia, remarked that the objection
to this proposition that the bills would have
amipation
Mr. CLAY, Of Kentucky, inquired whether debate was
In order
The CHAIRMAN replied that it was not
Mr.. CLAY then moved that the COMMITTEES rise which
motion did not prevail ayes SO, noes "a
Before proceeding to the consideration OF the report
Mr.. KELSEY, OF New York offered the following res
olution
Rssosnd That The Of the Whole House
obDcctei mebor be allowed I'VE minutes time 10 his
lection and Eve Mnucs be allowed TO answer the objection
shall DO taken ~ithoa, further debate
ohectlon was made
al the bills reported passed except that for the
relief Of Shade Galloway, upon which
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee demanded separate vote.
The question being taken, the bill passed yeas
81, nays "a
Mr., PHILIPS, Of Pennsylvania, moved that the House
adjourn pending which,
Nh. MCQUEEN of soeth Carolinn, remarking that to-
morrow would be heeghth Of January moved that when
the House adjourn to-day it adjourn to meet Monday
next; which motion was not agreed to.
The House then adjourned.
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UNITED STATES ARTILLERY &c Occasionally Baltimore Is
cnvcncd with dcssparadc of the battery of United
States artillery stationed at Fort McHenry under the
command of Major VIM. III. French On Thursday morn
ing the sh notes Of the trumpet again their
appearance and their heavy field pieces and cais
rolling along all seemingly in the best order
Tho appearance of the men, armed they with the
crbne recently introduced into the
service attractive feature Of the parade From
ceve that Major French preserves the discipline of the
corps
EXAMINATION AT SrauSroS The examinationIof Geo.
Va charged with obtaining the Of f. A. Sands to
negotiable note for $1,000 by false prctenccs, and
thereby getting sad note discounted by the Bank the
Valley, is progressing in Stanpton. Richmond DYutch.
motion to quash the indictment for libel against the
editor of the Patterson IN j. Register for publishing
iackass with the Of member Of the board Of
excise has been denied The Guardian, in alludng TO
the affair remarks that it tell which party in
juref by the lbcl-the iackass the cxciscman.
IL IL Thought that the steamer c. Vanderbilt. which
went ashore Fishers Island will be total loss She
was worth about 100000 and, far as we can learn
there was no insurance her
The Sheboygan Journal published at Sheboygap. Wis
consn reports the arrival at that place of locomotive
manufactured at Taunton Massachusetts and entitled
the Cape Cod" The paper announces the srri-
val of seven platform cars
A company has been organized, embracing the plant
srs interestcd in louisiana Arkansas and Texas who
purpose to open tho navigation of the Red river and to
keep il in GOOD order,
The official valuation OF Minnesota in lss9 was s5i4
$50 in 1861 it was $40 1856 67a
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WASHINGTOTy CITY.


oftbe proposed
will strictly cash ta all
agencies the collection the Union
aster this
cep Mr. W. O. pscob who anhorEedto make collections
10 Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia
WASHINGTON, March "a fsas.z-u
foregoing is no, intended any agents
employ hsye heteoofe epoyed this city
those on who hays pehsd such service In other Of the
country Ap eft
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Barbecs Coquetts is at New Orleans, where it ELECTS
general admiration.
Hon. Isaac v. Fowler has been elected permanent
chairman of the Tinmany General Committee for the
present year
Dshop Potter was present at the celebration of the
EpiphAny at Trinity church, New York, on Thursday
evening FIRST evening service celebrated there.
Mr. D. X Mcac has been selected the orator of the
Literary Societies Of the University of North Carolina
for next commencement.
Beason J. Losing esq, is engaged in preparing for
the press The Memoirs ind Writings of George Washing
ton Parke Custis
Mr. Ten Brooks winnings on the English turf in
g stakes during the late racing campaign were sl5
745 His bets were PROBABLY far more.
0. 2. Baldwin, esq, Of the Richmond Dspatch is now
in the Northwest a lecturng tour, to which he has
been invited by OF the literary societies In Cleve
land and elsewhere.
Dr. Austin Brockcnborough, Of Tappahannock county
Va, died the 3ls ult He had represented the coun
~ of Eex in the house Of delegates for several years.
and had served his citizens up to the time Of his
death as magistrate and as presiding justice.
Capt. Sam. G. Reid, who made the memorable defence
Of the psivateer brig Gen. Armstrong against large
British force ct Faya in 1914 is In this city. The
battle Of the Armstrong very brilliant incident of
the last war with England.
Mayor Temann regards the financial condition Of New
York sound and hcalthul The total permanent debt
on the LIST instant, Tcdeemabe from the sinking fund.-
SIS 49, The debt has been reduced $500 GA within
the past year.
A. w. Putnam, esq, of Nashville, Tenn, is engaged
In writing the History of Middle Tennessee or The Life
and Times Of General James Robertson. From Mr. Put
MANS reputation student and facilities for collecting
materials we shall look for an interesting volume.
Col Manypenny, in his salutary taking charge Of
the Ohio Statesman says There is good
why the national administration should receive the
support Of the united democracy of this State will re-
gard IL my duty editor OF the Statesman give
the administration fair candid, and honest support and
would impress this duty upon all the democratic voters
Of Ohio.
Mr. George Mellus the manager of the Louisville thea
e suggests that the managers of all the theatres through
out the country shall set apart the 22d Of February prox
limo for the benefit Of the Mount Vernon Association The
idea Is fstate one, and hope it will be universally
adopted.