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NJ SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
MI II. III Ill ASIINliS. of Ilni uer Cnllnna L =.

don, begs to inform parents aud guardians residing
In Washington that ha intends opening a Select
school tor Boys on the lat of September next.
Besides the common and higher branches of a
purely English education, which will be carefully
and thorough taught, the course instruction will
comprise the Greek and Latin es III geometry
Algebra, Trigonometry, &c.
The school year, commencing with September
and ending in the rst week of July, will be divided
into three terms. Fee for each term, S2o, in ad-
vance.
References are kindly permitted to the Rev. Mr..
Early, President OF Georgetown College. and to the
Rev. b. A. Mcguire. of Washington.
Further particulars will he given in future al
vertIsement Meanwhile parents and guardians
wishing to engage the assistance of able teach
are requested to address the advertiser, at No 2,
Dunawln Terrace, Mass. Avenue, between l4th and
18th streets. an q aod3vs
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UPINIUNb W THk LONDU
pRRss-

"We recommend our correspondent to try Mons
Soyer's new Sauce, entitled the 'Sutana's Sauce,
1t is made after the Turkish recipe; ITS favor is ex
cellent and II affords considerable aid in casee OF
slow and weak digestion-Ths Lancet.
"The Sultana's Sauce is savory, piquant aud spi
cy; happy combination of iavors aud essences
worthy OF the delicate taste of Sutans, the genius
orimnsting pubie-"-Obssrper = =. -
"A oonoePt,ati9n alton Of al the Piqusnt resources Of
Turkey and Russia. Uniffd Serciee Gazette.
.As titiater of the appetite this Sauce stahds
alone. Ii 10 most valuable adj unct to Fish, Flesh
or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner Ia
"The Sultana Sauce is o most delicious zest"-
sole Agents for the United sta.es-GARDNER
g. YVELlN, 211 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAY HAYES. "a COrnhi, Boston,
- The Sutana Sauce can be had in Washington
Of u. n. RIDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKEEi, q
MILLER, 214 Pa. av.; Fl. H.VOSE & CO., corn
or Pa av. and 10th St; and other Grocers
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts

Arr TAKE NOTICE,
nn.i ,porsons owning property on either side oi
pesl suioet; between Congress and Green streets,
liz Spsa hy an ordinance approved the 18th Of
Suiy 90, To have the footways fronting the same
PaHea rIth g9od hard brick, and in conformity to
.ns grade ofsaid Beall street. The work
uns @ IN ~ respects be done in manner to be ap-
R.osea on oy the undersigned, it will be rejec'ed
E ne ~ Improvement must be completed by the 25th
oaS ol august next, or il will then be made by the
been levied for that purpose. ~ "'
lessons interested, who may wish further info r
nation oan apply at the Mayors Once
HENRY AQDiSON. Mayor.
JAMES J. BARRETT,
Cao,r.. Commissioner
es1rgetown d: c., July 21st, 1859.
FOB SALE OR RENT.-The HOUSE No Io1.
n NJ, street, Georgetown, at present occupied
& s9 nt artnur Scho {, and lying about midway tho
north Side The locality !, 80 generally and favor,
ably Known for ITS healthfunoss, and its choice 40
eiety as to make further description unnecessary.
i, i, Schott VIII give POSSESSION st very short no
tloe. Address e. b. ADDISON, agent, Alexan-
uIid 8-2Awtf
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Il ~ n r n. INS III IU1E,
- 309 + street. bet. rlth and 12th sts
PROFESSOR l.. G. LOMIS, A. NJ. PRISCIPAL.
(FoTm;Tfy fTsStdeHt OF the WiiD1ingtos Female
Cofiege.I
The next sesslOn Of this Institute v i'll commence
on the hrst Monday IN September. Its design is to
Impart substantial liberal and refined education
The course OF study Is oomprehe ensive thorough
There are three deps rtments: The Primary, i'm
which attention is chiefly directed to the eefnen-
taryi the Preparatory, embracing the common
Eng glsh and the Senior, com prsing all the brancha
of Literature. Science, and Modern Languages
tapE hit In nr highest female institutions. Young
ladies' completing the course entitled to plo-
can bastow.
Professor Donald Mac Leod having tr ransferred In
= iect Family School for Dung Ladies to the un
dersigncd, the Institute has been removed {, this
comm diouA and more central building heretofor
occupied by him. Professor Macl.eoi will continue
To give in course of lectures, his distinguished
services to the GLASSES In literature and rhetoric
For course of study, terms. * c., see circulars at
tho bookstores, or at the Institute.
K ep2v
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Mns MRS McCHRMICK's SCHOOL.

itRS. MCCORMICK desires To inform her
friends and the public generally that she will
tsrnbAr next.
The course Of study pursued will comprise all the
branches requisite to a thorough English eduoa
tIon.
ln addition to her day scholars she is desirous Of
receiving into her family few pupils as boarders
aged from 10 to IL years. who will he under her i'm
medlate care and oversight.
For terms and further particulars spply at her
resideLce-No. 35 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va
iy Tiff ~ "
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III gentleman exploring among the White
N"nptains met with bad accident the other day
His foot sli ppcd and he fell down snow bank
about 60 feet, breaking leg 5l
III Annie Miller, the vocalist is seriously III
al Cincinnati. ..'....-
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NIETROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TIITE-

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
464 Street, bettrseH STA and 7th streets.
The third annual session of the Institute will COM
mence on the first MondaI in September
Located IN beautiful and healthy position in the
National Metropolis, with corps of experienced
and acromplishe Teachers, unsurpa ssed facilities
are on ored Young Ladies for acquiring thorough
and accomplished ed lcation.
Circular-, with full information as to terms &C.
NAV be obtained at the principal bookstores, or on
app lIcatlon to the Principals, Mr.. and Mrs. II ii.
HAEENNER, 464 street, Washington city
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
"A WILL BE OPENED AT
No 4S9 street. bsffrssH and 4fh Hdshiu

ton, ID. C., September lSt, 1859.
MRS, GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPAL.
The object this Institution will be the attain %
ment of thorough education from the elemental to
the Ornamental branches of polite literature, in
which Mrs. w hecler will be assisted by expert
enoed and approved teachers.
Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience in teach
ing and respectfully sOlicits the patronage of her
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies will be received into
the family boarders and be under the immed late
supervision Of the Principal.
Circulars can be obtained on application to the
principal bookstores of the city to the Principal
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EINE READY-MADE

ZINE READY-MADE
Black Drap d'Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests.
Black Alpacoa do. do.
White and Brown Linen Goats,
White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do.
Ruff do.
Travelling Busters, 80.
"a. aayinE c2nneotion with the largest manufaetpr
tages for supplying the very best goods at the low
est possible prices: The styles are found to excel
anything in Washington. and the workmanship far
exces anyt thing heretofore offered Ia this mark ct
and y SO acknowledged BY all who patronize our
establis shment.
We also have on hand superior stock of Gents,
Furnishing Goods, and make TO order Garments OF
every description, at short notice, at n small ad
vance on the prices of our ready made clothing
j., .s. j. Nj. McCAMBY CO.,
~ under National Hotel
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(tRNTL EMENS, CL LOrHING MADE TO OR
VI DERIVE offer gentlemen the largest and
Coe,lngs Of every grade and quality, Marseiles and
Silk Vestings OF all styles for the present season,
style of the art, at prices at least twenty per cent
cheaper than the usual city rates, trial Is re-
10 WALL. STEPHENS.& CO.,
iy1I 800 Pa. avenne- bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
I AFAYETTE INSTITUTES,

f. g: BROWNE Will open 8 Classical and
tween and l., on MONDAY, z2d inst. au Is 81
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w LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEAIpp

w HOLEsALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER.
Bridge sfrest, Georsetotcn. d. C.
The attention of the trade is respectfully called to
ny stoek Of Y91ths', Mems, and Boys'@SSr
all of my own manufacture. kHV
Ny stock of PATENT LEATHER NJ
ton. ' "a "ou
A large. lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
making.
II Country merchants and others In want are
invted to call or address me at No. ~ Bridge st.,
Oeorgetovn, ID. T.. ap22-tf
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DENTISTRY, &c.
WOOD AND COAL.

COAL,-COALm
~ WOOD.-WOODm
1900 cords GOD; l,cOn tons COAI.-quality
uusu passed, If equaled-whioh will deliver fToTn
the vessel yard at prices which cannot fail 10 sut
pu'c chasers- My friends and the public Cenerally
are Invited to call before buying elsewhere.
r. w. BATES
Wood and Coal Dealer,
au 10 l4th street, east side. near the Canal
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE.
rms Eas diaI aIio1BsC o1B sCa,IP a,P .pIsHEs OF ALL KINDS.

vented by the renowned
" Soyer,n non his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufaotur
cd by CRossE & BLACK
WELL, London, from the
origina recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for it
a tria., convinced that il
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that il will prove itself un-
60 ualled, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion. 5- 80.
OPIsIoNs OF THE LONDON
pRRss.
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FOR RENT AND sALR

EOR RENT-,The four story BRICK HOUSE.
4 with back building, No. l63 + street nortb'
Detreen hth and 9Th streets west Gas al through
Inc nn,,,dins also, good bathroom and has just
bsr corner 9Th and b streets opppsIte the S.tson.
hotel. ue6l s. b. CASTLEMAN.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situ.ted
4 In Alexandria county, about 2x miles fr@yS
0e9Igetown, at the Intersection of the Georretovn
Ana Little Falls roads, consisting of Is2 acres In
Snire on the premises, or of z. RfCHARDSs oorns,
NIn And streets. Washington. n. c. ia Io n
A I PRIVATE SALE-Several good and we'll
"a arranged three story FRAME HOUSES with
tNo-story Oack buildings, containing from 10 n
rooms each good yards back and side alleys The
ABOVE property IL located on the north side IF N.s
saohusetts avenue, between 4th and STR sta Pc
sons desirous of obtaining healthy and ouiet ras
dence you'd do well % can at No SO ofssid pron
square for sale. ' 'e 10 90 se ~
NRENT is WASAfNGToNo CfTV CFK = FoR nok
TERM OF YEARS.-The undersisn.d viii Ie.ss -
20 satisfactory tenant for five years from the 18th
vest corner Of Penn. avenue and iitb street wb;ch
ipr nearly hve years past has been well known as
.ne isI gest ana most successful boarding house ip
nue ne .boIs Metrop1s Its position Penn
Hsnts W mouse, And Its immediate proximity 10 the
washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hall one
or DON OF which Is open nearly every night in the
eligible in WASHINGTON cify f1r hotel Eent on ~.
European Ian. Its sleeping apartments can easiiS
oe o. ahg ed 10 accommodate one hundred persons
SS2GIn1lortaoII with lodgings; while its cooking,
ranged TO accommodate even far greater number
On Lns european Plan. The entrances, public and
be on lth street, within 81 feet of Penn
ayenue and nearer to the ThestIe and Philharmonic
hall than others that can be established For IN
WALLACH, Star Ofhcs, Washinsfop. ma Il If
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CLINTON ACADEMY,

GEORGE ARNOLD. N. A., Prinripal
This School has been removed to No. 1O1 West
street, near Washington, into the building hereto
fore occupied by Mr. p A. Bowen The next an
nual session viii commence on Monday, the 5th of
September. Catalogues msy be obtained after the
2lth of August at the Bookstore of Mr.. Franok TaT
Tor, Washl ng tOn at the Drug Store of Mr.. R. s,
L. Cls sci, Georgetown. au4-Im
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WESTERN ACADEMY-The duties of this
w school will be resumed September 5th;
au 8-eo2n 8 l.. LOOMS.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

y , WARRINGTON, ID. z.
The College session begins on w sdnesoay. Sep,
2'th. The session of the Preparatory Department,
on "Wednesday, Sept. l4th. au 9,Iaw4w
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NOTICE OF A CONTEMPLATED RENO
~ fAl.-lntending to take the Store at present
occupie ed by Messrs. Perry Brother, we win nov
oder onr stock OF Berege Robes, Plain and Figured
very rebnced prices.
Also, Parasos and ladies' Sun Umbrellas.
Lace Mantillss and Hoop skirts Of all enalItles.
WIN. X. Riley,
jy 2s-im corner sth st opp. Centre Msrket.
T1 NOTICE.
6Tf7l Owing to contemplated repairs on my II
ntfS4 store house, gbioh are to take place ~
Mi short time, have therefore tbs 1ay nrs ae
S4sSs eided to cell my entire stock OF GhOCE-
RIES, OLD WINES. BRANDiES and OLD
WHISKY. which cannot be surpassed ior its purl-
ty and natural flavor at greatly reduced prices,
until nv entire stock disposed Of which lar.
and large proportion of my goods are OF the best
quality. And L now invite my present customers
AMI al other persons who buy for the cash To come
and partake OF the adyantases which here offer.
- Jesse h. WILSON, Grocer
No. 32T Pa. avenue, between eth and 9TH ats,
iy l46w sslth side
MIu " I,INE LIZ TON GIrrr,A =, !,
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II X T. M CHI WHITE ZINC PAINT
l. FROM THE
PIEILLE MOSTAGNE COMPANY

This Paint is adapted to all purposes to which
the best " HIT" Lead issPp cable 1t doAs not turn
yellow as |, ad invariably g. and will aca re- the
hardness and othness of Coach pannellIng with
out the aid of varnIsh, and IS easily vashed. Col
with zinc basis retain their freshness and
bril!iancy of color. ... ..0,,-- -
Sn pounds viii cover as much surface. with the
economy as well as b anty.
in order that pa-ties may depend upon getting the
most r'sPeetdbie houses. The Company ship but
Two T qppaltttes, known e Ne ! gnd Ss9w Waite
is the article most used for painting purposes the
Snow White or Green Seal being only used for the
JOSEPH M. STRONG. Asentfo, II. Co.
Orders sidIessed to either of the following houses
VII be hlled at The nsIc reduced tariff or prices,
HALL 4 CORNELL. 49,.
1913 Maiden Lane, Nstp Yo,k
RAYNOLDS. UEVOE & PRATT
jy T SIN log Il los F1ltcn sfreSt, Nsr York,
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

II
ULOOK TO YOUR INTERESTn
BY furchaslng your Wood of
u A. PAINTER, at the Red Sign, at the ev
Once, CORNER Of 7th and Canal streets, opposite
NJ You will not only be sure of full measure,
pisc9s iHsRa sPtt sesIasa sI!s =. as SOU
from .ny other place in this city.
IL His Wood is OF the Best Quality,l III
Best Quality.f LII
III He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,l IN
u The biggest Pine Knot Split for
klndng WoOd,l III
klndlng Wood -u
II All delivered Free OF Charge,{ IN
Free of Charge.{ I"
III Notice. III Ifthe above does not show how
to get III Rich III IL shows where to get your
H. Moneys Worth. Ill
Now please call at the above once II = and try
It'll You wi get q quarter of a cord Of the beEt
Spruce Pine Saved in pieces II , and Split -TJf
for 81; pieces for 81 l31<; pieces sI.25; or the
best Oak 2 pieces SlS71s; s pieces Sf-5s pieces
S.621z; the best Hickory, pieces SI.5n; pieces
81 75 pieces %. All other parts of a cord at game
Orders left at 9. W.K. Handy's, opposite vii
ards' Hotel at WIN. Balanty nes, <6s 9Th street;
at Pages wharf, Rt the foot o 9Th st promptly az
tended to. Once removed TO the north side Of the
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
jsT APAYNTRR, at Pages Wharf.
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w o o d! c o A L!
MKNEY & MARLOWS
STEAM, SAVING. AND SPLITTING FIRE
WOOD MILL,
Corner Of Sererfh street and Canal
We now have groster facilities for Sawin, and
Splitting Fire Wood, consequently reduced our
prIcss, viz:
IL Oas Wood, sawed in pieces, SIS per cord.
IL Oak Wood, sawed ~ pieces add
III Split, S6 80 per cord,
IL Pine WoOd. sawed ina pieces and
DrSpht, So per cord.
III , Coal OF all kinds cheap for cash.
MokNEW & NARROW
jyS III = Corner or 18th street and CanaI.
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A WOOD AND COAL.
"A COMPLETE and full stock of all kinds of
FUEL always on hand. -
All orders attended to personally by one of the
firm.
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery
Wood delivered, sawed and split any lsngth and
size, simply sawed, or delivered in the cord
length. Persons wishing a quantity can take wharf
measure, and have 1t prepar' d to order.
IL Those wishing tolay in their WI nter supplies
viii please remember we wish to keep 10 accounts:
consequently, If 10 Is not convenient to paw cash
II ]. 4 w. NJ GAIT.
ID- Ofice-Northwest corner Ieth and c streets
No. 541. What and Mill-Foot of lstn street
below War Departmeut. iy p
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LETTER FROM SENATOR DOUGLAS.
70 he Editor Of the States


70 he Editor Of the States sls gs.e gtssaea
Since my recent arrival IN New York have seen for
the first time adjudication made by the Hon John Sill
dell denying positively that be authorized in any
countenanced the statement published in the Press
and Tribune of Chicago just before the late Illinois cleo
tisn to the effect that the slaves belonging my chill
dren in Mississippi cruelty and nhunauy treated
In this denial Mr. Slidell does justice TO himself He goes
further, and says tat the alleged statement let it
from whatever it may, is base fabrication in
whole or in part without a shadow of foundation in
truth In this he does justice to me for as the guar
in which these slaves are treated should not
consider myself called upon to notice Mr.. sdc publ
cation had he paused here and not have added the fol
lowing paragraph .# g. .'r
&c Mr.. Douglas has, by authorizing and counenancing
anonymous attacks upon through person officiating
bis private secretary lost all claim TO the explanation
that would otherwise have promptly volunteered to give
him, ~ . ssa #H." q .a
1t is due to myself publish emphatic denial of the
truth of the implication in the above paragraph Ii is
not true that have authorized counenanced anony
attacks upon Mr.. Sdel 1t is true however that
when the fact first brought to my notice. that DR.
Brainard, federal office holder and my enemy hnd
caused TO be published, during my Absence in the abo
ton organ of Chicago this ''bose fabrication with the
of the Hon John Slide as authority for its truth
denounced such calumny deserved and expressed
the opinion to my friends that it should be copied and
circulated for the purpose Of showing the base
poyed TO defeat my election and also with the view of
drawing forth such disclosures would expose to public
contempt the real author of the caluny which object
has been fully accomplished by the letter Of Mr. SlidoI
JANUARY 7, 1859. s. A. DOUGLAS,
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Four passengers, Messrs. j. T. Edmonson of Buchanan
rsh, of St. Louis and j.. A. Beardslee of Newark New
Great Salt Lake City They represent the cold having
been intense One of the mail party had both checks
frozen almost as hard rock. The entire party
forced to camp out two nights, and their suerngs were
excruciatng. The mail party going out overtaken
by the storm and were four days without fire, du
ring which time they had nothing TO eat but two rabbits
Ten returning eamsters who became separated from their
wagons, and in the storm, are supposed to
have been lost nothing had been heard OF them the
time the mail passed #.H. #s
Late advices from Florence inform the Richmond En-
qurer that the statue of Henry Clay for which ladies
Of Virginia furnished order 10 Mr. Hart win probably
be completed within the next six months
The democratic State central committee OF Tennessee
the of the party in the August election urge upon
the democracy Of that State the necessity Of holding
primary meetings in every county and eleotng delegates
20 the convention at Nashville TO nominate candidate
for governor The 18th OF March is suggested as
suitable time for the sitting of the convention,
The lands of the shmus of Tehuantepec arc said to be
exceedingly fertile producing sugar coffee rice tobacco
maize ORANGES lemons, bananas and almost every other
tropical fruit and vegetable in advance, and only await
the arrival of new race Of men and new order Of
things,
The governor of South Carolina has committed the sen
encc Of death against Jesse Peacock for negro stealing
70 one years imprisonment and perpetual Punishment
from the State, 1861 H.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY IL, 1889.

, WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY IL, 1859. ~. ,ss Tin
George Northrop esq, of Pennsylvania, admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this court Fil21gli
No. 26S. Jas. o Hara, plaintiff in error Richard III
Winslow a. On motion of Mr. Selden of counsel for
the plaintiff in error, the Judgment dockcng aud dis
missing this annulIed and leave granted to file
and docket the paying the costs, SC. "a s3s+ ~
No. 81 Leslie Combs, appellant, %. Andrew Hodges
administrator a. The argument of this con-
clused by br. Bradley for the appellant. agaN shnR
No. 3s. Lessee of VIM. c. French and wife, plaintiffs
in error, VIM H. Spencer e a. The argument Of this
cause commenced by Mr. Thompson for the plaintiffs
in error and continued by Mr. Bennett for the defend
ants in error. ta a39A e'.t i..te3 49, HtA ~ 49,
Adjourned until TO morrow at a clock ~ f9pS Z
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viii H5t saslays white man. daughter abcminate
the doctrine
In Conclusion he -rooeedcd anayze the foreign
stions of the and stated that he believed war
would be peculiarly injurious 10 the agncuitu's portion
of the country but vet no iNassel what ss eonsc-
quences he was In favor Of decarin whenever was
necessary to protect the honor and digny on 'ne
ment lie would like 10 Central Anne AGA A"'p nas
lied, and In ayor OF foreign cmigratt h"a' 'Ae
South but was not ia favor of fillibusterisrn.
Mr. cox, OF Ohio, obtained the floor whom the eoaa-
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
SxsoHnAIs,
By FLORENCE Pcnnsy Memorial Of J. r. Lloy Yof
fsdsph stating that the Publisher and proprietor OF
recently Philadelphia and london, England entitled
Travels o. Ferdinand e soto the Discoe
the Mississippi rycr That IT'S omneny nsi.onal work
deserving Of wide ircutc1 the tniisd s~es and Should ~
public sry tAe country that L IN
discovery o. the mighty sssi-sipry
rash nearly oaebaf ol uo sss q this spas
millions annually towards o
support governft that Of This nscf
osug history the the ssR To be ound IN any
pass purchase Thousand coof copies u tho LIE
r~raa distribution the state h0raa~
that peuuoncf tssng OF giving s WORK Ss smos
aOn than making 10 sell The bot W NJ
81 80 per copy Referred Quantities library,
" The officers, ordinary and
Of the " s receiving ships Disc lnccton Aessny ana
their the standard
dc going ships Referred 10 co@naee Naval
Affairs. 49, u -. AGO. 49,
Others Of New dorsey further ac M and MonoI
nds Of lay them out to arms and
for tho free aud exclusive use Of settlers moi pos
By Az slofT: petition Of Joseph Dass crliarnia, sup
,ss rarhed during Rogue River indn IT 1853
referfcd 10 Cop ntttee on Indian Affairs si ~ \ lsf
ford and others heiprs Of Captain Cscze company
Volunteers, praying for potny land n.