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From the Lorain Co. EAGLE, Ohio.
Many kinc1S Of Tonic are adcertiscd tn at
we are assured will strengthen the hair,
and prevent its falling out, but none that
we have seen used does ali that it promi-
ses; save that of Professor o. j. Wood.
This We know is good from having tried
it, and witnessed in several eases its truly
beDe fetal effects. Dr. wood was kind e.
nough to send US couple of bottles, and
after finding that it prevented our hair
from falling out, we presented bottle to
a friend who had been bald for at least
thirty years: it has restored his hair en-
tirely, and it is now as thick and glossy
as wh be was twenty FIVE. This we say
in ali sincerity, and we shall be glad to
have our friends try it for themselves, as
We believe it is just what it processes to
he.
Sold in Stroudshufg by james N. Dur
ling and Hollinsbead & Detrick.
See advertisement in another column.
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SVEsa. IA. EEayiiaaad,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

STROUDSBURG, MONROE CO, PA.
Office at James III. Walton's, Esq.-
Collections made, and business attended
to with promptness and dispatch.
Stroudsburg, June 26, 1856
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LATER from EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE.VANDERBILT.
THE FIRST BATTLE FOUGHT
THE SARDlNIiNS VICI ORIOUS.

THE SAHDENIANS VICI 0RI0US.
Three Hundred Austrians taken Prisoners
New York, May 2l.--Tbe arrival o.
the steamship Vanderbilt from Havre
and Southampton, furnishes files of The
14th inst. The Vanderbilt sailcd the
same day With the City of Baltimore, but
the files are four days later than any pre-
viously to hand.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Piedmont has laid an embargo on al
Austrian vessels in Sandman ports, bui
neutral property is to be respected.
A revolution is expected to occur al
Como, Lombardy, the tri-color flag hav.
ing been hoistcd by the people before the
castle.
The Austrian commander imposed a
contribution of SOC, coo frances on the
town Of Vorcelli.
The subscription to the new French
loan opened on the 9Th, and 300 600 ,OO0
were already subscribed.
TURIN. May 9-The Au-triaus have
advanced from Vcrcelli towards Buronzo
and SalluzOla. They continue to fortify
themselves on both banks of the Sesia
and at San Germano. The Austrian~
threw out reconnoiIering parties, which
advanced as far as the head Of the bridge
across the Po at Casalc, but being attack
ed by our troops, the Austriaus with
drew.
TURIN, May l0.-The bulletin of to-
day says strong Austrian column un
der four generals occupied Strapiana on
the eth, but the next moruug hastil,
withdrew.
The L'dcpe'adence Beige saye that Gen
Garibaldi, combining his movements with
Gen. Cialiini, bad attacked the Austrian,
at Yercelli, heating them completely aud
bringing of 400 prisoners.
ENGLAND.-Th Royal Canadian
regiment formed III Canada, during the
late Crimcan war, is under orders for
Corfu
All the In. .lish uilitis is to be called
out
The Channel feet is to Je augmented
BY 700 guns.
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Notice.

The undersi gned hereby informs such
persoUs as desire 10 haze their cattle
pastured during the coming season, that
be has provided himself With accom- mo-
dstions for 300 head. Every attenti6T
will be paid TO all stock entrusted to bis
care. Accidents and escapes at tbe risk
of the owuers.
Terms wade known, when the cattle
are are left 10 my care.
Salt must be furnished BY the parties
bringing the cattle.
JOSIAH B. SNOW,
Price township. Apri! 29, 1859.
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LIFE and TR AV Ell,
EsY BAYARD TAYLOR,


sTgse First Journey L ever ma de- ,
which is considered by the author-as it un-
questionaby will be by the pubic-to be his
most interesting adventure since the outset
of the Great American Traveller, and cannot
fail to be of interest to all. These delight
full articles Will be beautifully illustrated with
original designs, in the highest style OF tire
art, portraying the scenes and characters de-
scrbed in the most graphic manner.
This new feature is most valuable and
instructive one, suited TO both young and old,
and will render The Neto York MercHry
worthy of a leading place, as the most re-
fined and elegant of all family papers.
Since the first announcement OF our en-
gagement with Mr.. TAYLOR, we have re-
ceised food of inquiries from all parts OF
the Union. relative to the enterprise, show
ing that public expectation is on tp-toe TO
learn the particulars regarding the charac-
ter of his contributions. As 1t Is impossible
for ms 10 answer these in detail, we can only
refer our friends and correspondents to The
New York Mercury for April 80.
where the first of these sparkling and popu-
lar sketches will be found.
AS no other American has ever Travelled
so extensively as BAyARD TAYLOR, and no
other traveller can see things with the eyes
of America, we need not further euloglze the
value of these emanatIons of his mind and
observation, to the reading public. II is sui
ficient to say that they will greatly enhance
the high character that the Mercury has ev-
er maintained. and that has heretofore rest-
ed upon many causes, some OF the most IN
porlant OF which may be summed aPas follows;
The Mercury employs more literary talent
than any other paper.
The Mercury pays more. and higher pFi-
ces for that talent, than any other papeF.
The Mercury is constantly announcing
new, startling, and brilian. additions To its
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A Norwegian shoem aker living iu Min
nesota, has obtained $4,000 for o piece
of lsud near Chicago. which he bought
eleven years ago, for the sum of $50.
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NOTICE

+ hereby given. that have leased un-
to Joseph BOoram, of Paradise township,
Monroe county. Pa. at my pleasure, one
yoke of oxen. The public are cautioned
against medilihg with said property.
JAMES KINTZ.
February "a, 1859.
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BAYARD TAYLOR
ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY FOR
THE NEW YORk MERCURY!

At very heavy expense we have succee-
ded in securing the celebrated Poet, Author
and Tourist, whose charming letters from
foreign lands have long kept the world de-
lighted and interested,
RAYAEsD TAYLOR, ESQ.
who will hereafter make the Mercury the
only recipient of his inestimabie SKETCH
Els of TRAVEL, one of which will ap-
pear euery l0eek.
We have the happiness to announce, there
fore, that in the
New York Mercury for April 30th, 1859,
will be commenced
STRAY CHAPTERS
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that have loaned nm
to Jacob kerner, of Paradise township
Monroe county, Pa, at my pleasure, two
yoke Of oxen, two cows, one wagon.--
The public are cautioned against meds
ding With said property.
JAMES KNIT.
Feb. IA, 1859.
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Caution !!

| hereby caution all persons against
hunting, fishing. or going through grass,
grain or orchards upon my promises, as I
I'm determined to prosecute trespsssers
to the full extent of the law.
JAMES POSTENS,
Stroud township, March 2, 1859.
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The Country Safe!
e e D D VI 6 @ D s.

The Country Safe!
e q q VI " 6 494 s.
The subscriber takes this method OF
informing his many friends, and the pub
lie generally. that be has returned from
the cities. with large lot of
Ready Made Clothing,
of the latest styles, consisting of
Goats of all kinds and qualities,
Pants of various styles of goods, and
Vests. of every grade.
From his present stock he is satisfied that
be can meet the demand of every taste
aud "rig out" in manner hitherto un-
approached, the man with the single dol
lar, or the possessor OF thousands.
He bas also laid in, and will keep on
hand, an elegant assortment of
DRY GOODS,
consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestiugs,
Notions. Hosiery, &c. &c. all of which be
will sell very cheap. He has also spleD-
did lot or
SHAWL g
at prices varying from so cents to Sc
each; the latest styles of Mantillas, Boots,
Shoes, Caters, &c. &c. and all at prices
surprisingly low.
P. S.-Clotbing made to order at short
notice and warranted
O. c
in exchange for Goods at cash prices.
The public arc invited to call as he is
determined to sell his goods cheaper than
the cheapest.
NICHOLAS RUSTER.
Stroudsburg, May IL, ls59.-tf.
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CET See advertisement of DR.. Sanford s
LIVER INViGORATOR in another column
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N9IC3---YgICS---yylCS

DACTHELOR'S WIGS and TOUPEES surpasses all.
Id They elegant. light, easy and durable
Fitting TO charm turning up hehlnd--no shrlnR-
ing off the head indeed this is the only hment
where these things properly understood aud Hade.
233 Broadway New-York tDec 9, ISIS
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n. B.-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
auiborlZed Agent Will insure bottle. containg 80 pills
bv return mail For sale III Stroud> urg, by
July !. i6J5-Iy J. N. DURLING, Agent.
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HALVES OJARTIBe. AND EIGurHs N
PROPORTION
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TuNLlNsJN & HsINEs
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Isl uF LETTERS fetairirr IA the Fo.I
IL 90 a. Cbsr'cstOwr. Jefferson Co. Va Ca
Ia g 80 cav ri March 1850
WiH'stn Auis Mr. Mafgsr-t Anderson Rich.
ard Bifs 6sntce Brown. Mis- D-ussilia Brown
simon Biss. Han Bfan'-~'itr Gru'r- Bukrt
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II. C'awsy Rowan II CtsNcrj Michssi Cs.,i.
day Jsurs Cora Nm Clark n A Chsl-a. J
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lis HsucIl. Irvficss I.fa,l K..'rr I,AsJn
ca NJ l1l - i.cEviGfy. H,hrY L., T. Iohe Nv
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n Z, Tot l. M0u'j, Mrs. Catherine Nol,r.
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G-"tcr w RC0 wn X Rotttt. Dani.i
snyir- Mo- Avs }. Safer Jackson Tiasmau
Jacob Iavlcr Cog Ne,k-Ti, GscrS.anas W II.
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TIR GINA TO HIT:
v TIE CIRCUIT COURT

N J,f'ysoa Csznfv }
November 1, 1885
Tss ws'h'-s,o1 Coouv Bans. PR
Assnsl SAN tSssis Aimf sri Heir, D,,,
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ktsISst JONI Il .sia. All .fL-ts D.t,
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and Wm Li.- Bsx,t'. Atsr pig
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twil abBrHeI oi John BsrrF f-r.f rrH 1 GOO
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a.; - Jl.Iel 7" Bsssr. ,-t 81. o. r. -r "a
TA''19'i De- and OF WIN L., sB..rr t-ra.
snf 81 samuel Baker G-rt Dots.
UNNTRicT' FROM DECREE e,-.snt
~ plrue-, By ihs,f Cagas.l th~s- ,tu,r- 10.
tsmmiiisd o. = on n issIou-r Of Ihs g. n.f o.. a..
fsrAs ani rrr'ti iae condition Of the fund au.rr
e.. -on'foI ~ - Cours, 'heuirR ~ ubo,s l.afs
same - shl sl'' o" s'a'e ana report . sF.l
|" h'f matters ~ aec'ort involved 30 tis.. ,au.-.
a. ~ NAV fssm becs.salv or ini-erlsr' o. ..,...
~ Gnai tsrfte Abt - 14f7E 900 re Comm ...H
r. - du h3r'z.t Eiv- Er.ls- ~ lime a.. ls-
o 't~eutIrg his order ~ rutl.aa.u fer lr
lr--ssivs useSs 10 cIe g. ii.r.vsrFr,r. s..ut.t
p 'hs''stOSn such published t,.irs 10 bav. ia~
|s1--i 80 II serves Pefsohai.g uP1a ne r., p.,t,-
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cop'-T". RT BROwS CIR
II. Psrt-'' the sb5v, suit -, hereby ,r,6.t II,
rgssr ssf'rs me sipy cde- b. thsfiv.'arn 3 frst,a
! 'uf''. Nfsia's. 90 the 7th dsy 81 Nav l~l1 Win
<ab'' - depee % sbsbis esees', a.. 81 " IL
- "IVsu under my hsnd .. = Corsra,.t5nst "a
A'aesfy Tor 'sid s0sntv. tbs IN q Arsii. 80
s. ..... EDWARD q. COOKE. Cors
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NOTICE

4 FhtrORS offhc Ess's q the 's's CotrtI
vaff Lpcss j. vii phrase send tr heir.
I-is rfops 20 authenticated 'o fa- urf-t,i ne
a.' Uiii b. Promptly arsnfsi Co. P-...rs
go ih-mseivss iaisbr-', s.s feIus..t o..
'n' 's'vsfd bu' settle uiihput former rrHte
y s0s. " b. 1pss'to1 FOR 90 fl Vatf ,1 80
p m ~ Tssl number r' susi f--fo.,.r sstrs
w II r LUCAS
-PsfsJns h0 firr Nn.es givru o.. CO.
"a Lees vi'l please ssrI th- dsi,s rlt
w. .n..ss rf rrsdts
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I n pital Prize
$50, 900.
TICKETS ONLYeis
WOOD. EDDY a CO. ,f,..,r,

asS-.n. ca Dec Is. ',-. 20
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NEW GOODS.

s,uret Swiss and Jse MnN'ir~ 2 W Coi'sr.
,rt Sleeve, Marseilc, arc Tu'At,s D4t'. tu..
sfltfstrd Kct~, tor % Itftr L.t-a Iat.r e .t-s.
T'ses aud N'rAir. ", fie0is -ti Please call
q sNamif~ t.c st,-k.
Ap-u7 Us, l. sApLER
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Notice IN Correspondence.


IH0's "'0 fy,'ey Haf,.n .,sr E5-.y $3.50
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Dancing School.

'I'ls sars-f9-f vi|' rpfn .r C.Hr e.frur .-
- ~ tna u tNCiNG SCHOOL. rl.rr
- a'h91sn's Ds1rss -tIf BE- 'ausrf ,r 80
40 isfns Cisss utl a.s4 I- O. inc
% 'gfrrsaE t-nuenrn
W a Hssmss uilI rive srv i-rtra
-'--e J1AB OSBORN
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school,. NC.XCr..
SCHOOL rIo-ycG

MIS- MAGGIE 4. kLLLEY d-,f,s, n, give
VI hou'e fhai 81 vii cur'trur - t.r.. o..r~.
mr. sch ..i 40 .f~..rfv ia.usr. lr-aIt, ..r ~
a. .l- Ia. "~n '. th~ Er,,.arsl l.-s.ur.. r,,ui.
Ii-r a.u-. of i..i.. 30. .r,p.r. 40 ......F
VI sr- " ~ TERMS s .mtt. aaovn
un spHl al.1. -n- h--e.s-, ai 4 ir,,aeEA
ErsiHE J. "a '.u az, iau.tf fp ihf- School
90 20" "r.r.Hf.E ..s mes Qlsr.ry. sa, -t-rrt
prfg.r Be- .r.s. TO- ..t rs.s NV. vttru rr.ur.I-~
b. nu.. grs.-... A.-u.s cement. I.- u.. BIB.
"f-I Patronage .a.'r. ,F iiay rs r.f. 80 .rt..
riro' s".'afavrs'tt 20 give her uuIy..,4 rr..-
pIn- Zoo ''r s.... ste |. r.t.a ft,.... fr -ar
it-' macy 90 o. Ps.i. ~ l.s, ,H,-rfu. i.-I.r.r ~
ma lrr bf.rf ffue'r.s sut general i1 30 vsu..u'
p. ts 20 70 .ur.s .--. tr o., ir.,.ul..a o.. ,.n. ,r
caa'ac.rf She ...t.t's fhrr,i-r. y -..rtruar,s
oil ihs I-. sfr',.ti Nstrt Gfs' 1880
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= " lISON
A & IlABkRLAKE.

The ezsiurss o. RiPr-n viii L. conducted hy
The uLtvr>fgss under Tue name aud nm OF I I'M
lrtiasr S-t',f". A couiiruaI,a 60! ~ Cos.
tom oi Care annuity - Ttspst t.uiIy solicited.
Afgl sl-.i y TlMBEPLAEE
IUDs H. SlrElgT.Iy
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Burr Mill S.ones.
Fresh supply offspring Goods.

l. IlOOiF I> COW receiving abt ,t.uirg
- r's -p ~. 80! SFsi== a. SGaam-i Gi,--.s o
vli-h f~ es.is D. aH-uJau 81 III pu.iic r~nctslIy
l.r sell 'lun hs> teeG mace with cru,usi "a g
ana iars anf nunCiuAi customers such induce
90 n'N gii b. uit rci 4. 20 command large ,haf-
", soc paat'c p.lrnracc. His sock embrace. eli
TIE ew Sryics % I'oihS, Cassinrt,s auf -v-rv
afnc.r oi u -LiirTe1'> wearing apparel. Ladies
& rs n' th- is''st aud ~ - Fashionable Patterns.
w,.h Il '1usfs Rihblns a. Owes n .,ery AND \ q.
q n' \ Hrwanl BEAUTIFUL Ariirle OF Fiai, ~. The
L-i!r, Hi-'ss. J. l. HOCEF
So fct 81, 1850
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DISSOLUTION

VNHE cc-Fs"rrr,b her~'. .,tet1i,iinr ss,~,,u
i ihr 'Desci't"f' 10 ihe m-u suu.r ba,,ne>. al
rp~r, 80" a"Y ei-sVlvrt by mutual consent.
zoe t,O., an rsDcfs Of The c,n.srn NAV tf he
p,esrnI be- 'cuu' ~ 'he store. where tLD,e hav.
INK uus' e ay,,uh'swi please come i.fwatd
sBt - ...e uF Without tti.y
Aftii 1853 WILSON
A. G IlNDkRiAkE
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Trustees ale.

DH vl'tss OF DEEDS 80 Trust giytnly Tt.-r,,,
DN bupS DAVID Fear a. VIE srr1 81
l 4, It-nss Eisats sGd Stle - th- urd-r.t.n-t
'eN''- "a'ra 'sii D-r1s &c GO fecnfi 90 'Ge
4 --s e Mace - J-i.'>on -',~'y o, ..ru-- Ger.
pa 10 10 3 'le-ein spec .Lct ~ rlDtp C,gns. &
~, sLal.
os Saturday, AP,i:o, 1850,
p, a. Put'tc Aacuuu Poo he hiFtr,, dee -.
Dr. Wss'r Hsuse lI,fr-f. Fssi,.a .rb.t,
}ri-'. - b. ss'4 pafii~s m th-
REAL ESTATE
I bn DHlos s-et,--;b-saii parti,, t.ipr g.
4 '''' & 10 al! Wa Drfpu c-c'I- lt.-.t.
Z" - ne Sou h ORR S4rasa aah River .aI
p d. pretty tair siAie q cu.Iy.ii.n
TENS mace suogn ca o.. "a, ale. Sac
ic Asc p.se- 81 - .'-..r. ~
JOSEPH A RRJA T-uTsr,
THD' " DlLLOW
a kIzM.tlsR s.b.a.I.s4 TIu---
ip -
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Each Saturday in April.

Ci ASS -. Draws 81 Saturday April =
CLASS - hfaw,rE 81 srisy April lu
CLASS ~ Draws on S.tar3Ny April O.
CLASS l., Dr.-. >.tgrIsy, Agul 20
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J.P BROWN, r NJ
CASH RyNlES

A RE r,sut.tsd 10 calI at ouc- and -I,nin, IN,
n sock ~ DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. NO
IIoNS, &c. Haying transacted our bu.in-..
iof one ysas upon the C.sn PEls,irLs 70 The ,sii.
faction Vi our customers, we eonhisatl, c mmrhi
% me fubhr, iu ne Assurance hat u MY &c.
maad'a ria 20 maze ~ uniscIssi!y popuar
We are nov opening the largest auG must c, N.
pleis assortment ~e have rvcs received whith Ia,
betn fought entirely fVr Casa aud which Ne vii
seq a. piifrs laai cr'y competition. Come ~.
PIC oar Domestic. Drr.s, Gocts Gfoe-ri-,
haIlNafe. Cnecyswsre. N,iiur. T. ots Shu.-
Ha = ara Cap, ~ tie iiIl oIp-c,siicn II GudiIs
heia "a pei erh'. lo~cr t-Aa San 5e bgugh, ..,,.
sh-rv 90 ttr colnty
We desire o. .how our Goods Aud com mend our
pri-e, o the public.
a7 20 HEDGES TRUsSEIL
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A. ..s' L..l l- 30 C..s.- Cg-- ,ffH- CIR.
,1t '.-s' lGei,-n co1u'y uz iLr . 81. t.y
=. MAJ l-sJ
l..gt ustt|. Pc
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PLAN OF nm LOTTERY.

~ b, r.,ser, so H-..r,ss oasurps
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Hrxtcan Guauo.

AAsrf MsF..ts Co.'s. s.rtfs .r tarf
y 80 .ar ss.s ~ FOwLE co
Atfrsvaafs W Nassh i4 T-S-
. CIfUOI noon ghrf a.a.l. .f.a f.f ss.r IA
= o. HEtIrR 4 90
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'I'it uld-s'srcd aaIi ea'I ne Siisat.o, o. those
" BE- 80" 'n N'ni e HOUSES. BtENN. SIT
HiiNS. So s.. o. toe t.,t tb.t can t,i,L tt,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-11
Proceedings of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Durkee pre-
sented the petition Of citizens of Wisconsin
praying the enactment Of a homestead law.
Mr.. johnson. Of Tenn. stated that at the first
favorable opportunity he would press the con-
sideratiOn Of the homestead bill introduced by
him at the last session.
Mr.. Davis offered a resolution authorizing
the Committee on Public Buildings to INQUIRE
into the proper plan for furnishing the north
wing of the Capitol; adopted.
Mr.. Davis also offered n resolution author
inquire into the expediency of extending to
the old Capitol Building the heating apparatus
adopted in the new wings.
Mr.. Pearce called up the resolution reported
from the Committee on the Library in relation
to the reporters gallery; which was adopted
as reported.
Mr.. Shields introduced bill to establish
mail route from Lake Superior to the Pacific;
referred.
The Pacific Railroad bill being taken up.
Mr.. Wilson proceeded to address the Senate in
its favor.
In THE HOUSE, the Chairman submitted sew.
eral Executive communications, among which
was one from the Secretary of the Treasury,
relative to the establishment of an interna-
tional coinage-the reduction Of the coinage Of
all nations to uniform decimal Coinage.
Mr.. Walker introduced resolution inquiripg
of the Clerk of the House the number, &c, Of
the subordinate (House) clerks; adopted.
Mr.. Hill offered a resolution extending the
provision OF the "English bill, relative to the
admission of Kansas, to all the Territories
that is, to admit no State in future until it has
sufficient population to entitle the inhabitant.
to one representative in Congress; objected r..
resolution, coming over from last session,
protesting that the action of Com. Paulding.
In arres:ing Gen. VIM. Walker and his fol,
lowers, in Nicaragua, was illegal and desery-
ing the condemnation of Congress, was taken
up, together with number of amendments,
rome Of which reversed the character of the
resolution, and approved the conduct of Com.
Paulding One amendment provided for re-
turning the thanks Of Congress to Walker and
the officers under him, in consideration of that
act.
A motion to lay the whole ubject on the table
indefinitely was lost-yeas SO, nays los.
A motion to refer to Committee of the Whole
On the state of the Union was lost-yeas 90,
nays 102.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-11
PERSONAL.

....Col. X L. Scott, U. 8. A, Is at wiIlards'.
Capt. T. Charlton, Henry, U. 5. A, is at
Kirkwoods'. -
80. Charles Lever. the distinguished novelist,
bar been appointed Her Msjesty's Vice Consul at
80. Mrs Linn aud Mrs Barr, the widow and
dang ntef OF the late DR. LIZ. Linn formerly U.
; senator from Missouri, arrived in this citv,
last evening, and are stopping at the L = Hotel.
80 Santa Anna, the En- Dictator Of MEXICO. has
recently purchased an estate on the lsland Of ST.
Thomss for Si0,0 coo. His wife, Disguised with
his brutalites, has left him and gone to Havana
- Hon. j. CLANCY ZONES, Minister TO Austris,
deciined the honor of public dinner, which
was rendered him by some of the citizens Of
kesding, Pa, previous to his departure from
that place. .k-F- ,ETTE
-: Capt. A. X. Long, N, Of Carlisle,
"a was honored with serenade when the news
OF his 'restoration" reached there The Volul-
teef says: "The people-even our oppositiou
Pres.es-join In praising the President for thi,
-. The New Orleans Picayune saws w. IN
Macomo, who commands the u. ). steamer Ne.
tacomet, recently sailed to join the Paraguay ex.
petition, is young man and a ''thoroug hired ,
the son of the General who was at a. Plattsburg
and all about that quarter during the last wa
with England "