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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15
Isnn AmerIean CltIzon q CItIaen

Queer sa is this question, snth old Fed
eralista 40 Mes.rs. Buchanan and Cass
bay en American citizen u not a citizen,
under certain circumstances, and the sham
Democracy cry anon. This new Demo
cratic doctrine on the subject Of RGturali-
zation involves three great absurdities;--
Ist. r'rhat Il creates citizens 10 whom Il
denies the rights Of citizens. I'D. tper-
mite tho possibility OF a citizen being
guilty Of treason 10 spite Of his own wish
aud Of all his efforts. I'D. Il makes the
sight 81 protection mere matter Of for
eiea local regulation, which, in two cases
precisely alike, might leave ne al peace
with one nation and involve IN in a war
with another. - CieV. Leader,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

0ftis lnsiitution, for ihe year 1850, will
Auru1t l5in, and cpntinue eleven weeka DurinF this
torn The following bfanches viii Be tanrht Readinf.
Penmanship, Dook-teeriuf, Geography, Grammar, Ne
tural Philosophy, Chsmilty, Adthmstio Algebra, Ce-
ometfy, Tng0nomeify, Surveying, Analytical Geome.
try, Latin, Greek, and German. For the benefit Of
Teachsr, special attention will be given to ne Gen
1,on ursurhan
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TELEGRAPHIC.
PiIke,s Penk Gold nns,.

ST.. LOUIS, July l0.--A party Of five
persons reached LeNvenworth yesterday
from Denver City, with $1,000 in gold
dust.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15
DissnImfinn Nnfice.

NOTICE hereby given that tlo co-parinerihip here
IN tofofe existing Between the undersiFned, under
The firm name Of q. t. Miller Co, IN the Stove and
Tin business Tihni Ohio, has this day been dssolv
ed BY mutual consent. e.. y. MILLER,
Tim, July 10, 50-i56w n. McALLtsTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

OF A distinguished Cuban lectured
lately at Ashland, Ohio, for the Democra-
cy, and loudly denounced Republicans for
opposing the acquisition of Cuba - And
tho next evening ran Off with nut brown
ch9mbermaid of the village tavern. NuF-
sed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

FIRENRN's PARADR.--There is to be a
parade oi Ohio Fire Companies At Zanes-
vile, Sept, 3, TO compete for four Silver
Tumpets, valued at elOO eachi and apSir
Of Silver Buck Horns to tho best Hose
company.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

0cTDelicate health seems to be taught
in some female schools, il becomes part
Of education-tho finishing part, for she
is not far from the end who wouldn't be
hearty for The world
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

OSTThe Democracy Of Wisconsin held
their State Convention on the gath Of
August, and the Republicans on the sist
Of the same month.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

OF Al Wooster, boys playing about
the gas works, were burned severely by
carelessly throwing a lighted match into
the pic or well, which exploded throwing
the cover of and burning the boys.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

0STln one ofthe counties of Wiscon-
sin II is said that there arc three candi-
dates for the Legislature; ]. M. Root,
Democrats Robert Hogg, Free Soil, and
7. II. Dye, Wing. So, on election day,
it will be "Root, Hog, or Die" with the
voters.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15
CnPARTNERsHIP.

+. Miller having disposed Of his nterestin the e.
tablishment Of e. ?. Miller Co. 70 Gamahei Covei
the business will hereafter be conducted by the new
firm undrr he ffm name ofhrAlttsrk Cowlef. Thsy
hope receive the psTonaro Of the fiends Of the Old
jul i56w MoALLisTER q COwLEs.
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0STGov. WISE has written a letter on
the exPutriation question. He says al
would protect our naturalized citizens a.
gainst military service Of other powers,
70 The uttermost ends Of tho enrth.n
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OF The Republicans, Of Wisconsin,
propose to elect Delegates 10 the Nation
al Republican Convention, at their next
State Convention, to be held on the 3lst
Of August.
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0-Itis supposed that Austria willmake
her final stand in Italy under the walls Of
the fortress Of Mantua, which is said to be
one Of the strongest places in the world
being wen defended alike by nature and
nrt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


HE sgbscJiosg nj ~ acres Of land EAst The
IL Seuth sud of Tihh, which he wishes 70 dispose Of
private sale any peron wishing 70 buy oct lots can b
accomluodulsd. The aad l. 4 of mile ifOm rihni Il
beiaE 80 Of he West side Of he Tara of The late
fuonAH Cos, deceased, Ten acres are cleared, tho
baance In timber. We wish 10 sell lO Of 5, 10 o. IS
scros o. alltcdelhor Any petton he land By
calling GA l.esndsT ooe, living on the premises,
n. a. refms made knosu BY calling on the tubsefi.
bsri, lviag North ttom filn,
JOSIAH ?. BAKER.
JAIN rs, lsSq-6w q. n. BAkEA
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01rAmong the wounded in thoPersOn-
al stuil, at Magenta, alongside the Empe-
ror Napoleon, is Edgar Ney, son Of the
great Marshal.
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or The Democracy Of 81. Louis, in
convention passed resolutions repudiuting
tho principles Of the Cass dogma on nat
uralization.
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01rThe editor Of the Washington Con-
stitution says he is lin tho dark. That's
whore blind men always are.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

0c1-It is rumored that Hon. Charles
Sumner, now in Paris, is about to be
married to Mrs. Thayer, (Hse Granger,)
widow Of the late John E. Thayer, Of Bos-
fou
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or A new trial has been granted in
st. Louis breach Of promise cuse--Car-
stang vs.. Shaw. That 100000 may pos
sibly not be "bagged" by the fair litigant.
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REMARKABLE HEALTH--The Columbus
Gazette states that Of the s3l prisoners
in the Ohio Penitcntiary, only one is con-
fined 70 bed by sickness.
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The Winfnr Ternl

win commences November 2ln, and continue fleen
weeks. The branches taught will be above with the
exception OF orChemistry, Surveying and Analytical Ge-
omsiry place Of which vi be ught Rhetoric Logic
Mechanieil phiiosnnhv. and the Calcuus.
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OcJ-A son Of John P. Rath, Tifin twp.
Defiance county, was drowned last week
BY falling into awell.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

OF The Mount Vernon CO) National
Democrat, has been discontinued for want
of support.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

0rIIon. james Burnside, President
Judge Of the Twenty-ffth Judicial Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, was killed few
days since at Bellcfonte, by being thrown
from his carriage. He was about forty
fveyears ofuge, and a SON in-law Of SEN
ator Cameron.
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SENECA COUNTY ACADEMY.

This Iastituuon q Located a.
7 IR u H ET @,
nnd is Furnished with Apparatus and
other faeilities for giving Thorough
Instructions
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Tnke Noticc--Note I.oat.

OST oa ths 2sth day Of June, ls59, somewhere ee.
IA tWeeR The rosidsace of Reuben Madison and
Nathaniel Nouis ia seipie Township, Seneca Coouty,
o., PEom isoIy Neie, iaF tao sam Of elR, made
By Joe feys Nathaniel Norris OF bealeF dated June
ash, isS9, thd payable 70 days aneI dao The pab-
hp are eaatiousa sgsinsl purvhpsng said nole.
Jsly IS, S9--iN Joh PErrYs,
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win commence March lOth, and continue fourteen
weeks The taught viii be The same as IN the
Winter Term with the exception Of Mechanical Phil
osophy, Rhetoric and Logic inticad cf which will Be
taught Botany, Astronomy ani Mental Philosophy.
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ron tiEurENAar eovERaoN,
ROBERT G. KIRK, Of Knox County.
foR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ROBERT W. TAYLOR, Of Mahoning
ron sEcRrrARy OF STATE.
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, Of Clinton
ron rEEAsuRER o. STATE,
ALFRED P. STONE, Of Franklin Co
r rJR sUrEENE JvDsE,
WILLIAM y. GHOLSON, Of Hamilton
FoE aENuEE BoAEp % PUBLIC WORKS,
John B. GREGORY, Of scioto County
ron scHotL COMMISSIONER.
ANSON SNYTlI, Of franklin County.
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Tng HAMMoNToN FARNTR-7A..-.e. A

Il voted 70 Literature and Agriculture. also sstiing
l0fh iu accounts Of the new settlement OF Hammonton,
in New jersey, can be subicrbsd for Al IS cents per
annum.
lnclose postage fiamps Tor the amount Address 70
EditoIoithe Farmer Hammonton, 2. %. Atlantic Co.,
New Jeriey. Those wishing chenp land, Of the best
qualityi IN cne of the hcshhiest and eightiul
climates in the uniuu, and where crops cot
down BY irosts the terrible scourrs OF the north.
advertisment ofHammonton Landi iul IS 6m
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Az the close ofthe Fan rsru there will be held undeF
the ausnices Of the Seneca County ToachefP Atsoia'
tioh, NoRNaL ISsrirUrE commencing October y q,
and continuing weeks which will be conducted In
accorlanco with the following plani
!. The sessions ofthe institute will be appropriated
10 RecitauOns, Lectures and Discussions, follows
One hafof the time ofthe day sessions 70 olatsreeis
tonti the remaining part and evenugsto lectures and
ditcussious.
9. Rocitationt viii be conducted IN the following
hranchsss Grammar, Execution, Geography, Arithmo'
tic, Algebra and Philosophy.
D. Lectures viii be delivered on he above branches
aso evening Lectures general and popular Iub
iects.
T. Al the close Of each evening lecture some sducs.
tionaltopic will be discussed
s. Tuition Fee OF ore dollar per woek viii be
chafeed the Gentlemen and ffty cents the Ladies.
The Normal Ingtiiute will ho under the charge Of
Teacher ofexpedeucs and ability, and no eHort tha
be wanting make u both interelne and profitable 20
the Teachers who II s 70 be hoped, will avail them
selves oftha opportunity Tor Improvement which could
othsrWiie be secured without mach greater outlay
a SCHUYLER, Principal
REpunL1C, July ath, 185o-9w
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The Wnfe OF Tuition,

Per Quarter Of eleven weeks, Is AZ foloes. Common
Banches and Haturai seienost, et0ni Higher Mathe.
macs Metaphysics and languares IS Ooi and for the
longer terms a. the 10 proportion 10 the time
The Tuition Pee will BE- expected N AnvAHcE and re-
auifei, w all cases, By the close Of the Term,
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or Mr.. Richard Golden has joined
Horace Greeley on his Western tour.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-07-15

A Rare Opportunity IN Delightful
aud Healthy CIimate,25 miles south-
East of philadelphia, on the Cam-
don aud Atlantic Railroad, New
Jersey.
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DARN LANDS FORsALEe5 miles frou, Philadsl-
II phia BY Railroad in the State OF New Jerey. Soil
among The befi for Arrculturai pupofei being good
loan soil with aoay bottom. The land 4 large tract,
prodnced are large and can De seen fr1WinF Zoe eli
mateis drli shtu and secure fom iroati Terms from
80 70 $50 per acre payable within four yearl BY in
stalmontt. To visit the place - Lrnvs Vine Street
" haH at Philadelphia Al u, A. NJ, by Railroad for
Hammontnn, or address r. J. Byrnet, By letter. Ham.
monitor Post Office, Atlantic County New Issev. See
iuli advertisements another column. iul Is Gm
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A IL WANTING FARMS IN delightful climate.
~ rich soi and secure ffonl rofti see
OF Hammoniou Lands in another column. iuii5.dm
DERsoNs WANTING CHANGE or CLIMATE
l. for health see advertisement Of ammonton land,
In another column. iul I56m
ITO ALI WANTING FARMS see advertisement
l. OF Hammonton Lands. Iul i5.Gm
DE NsJNS wanting to change their bushes, 10 .
L rapidly increasing Country-a New Settlement
where hundreds are going--where the climate Il mild
and delightful, see ADVERT ienent Of the Hammonton
Settlement, another column. iut15Bm
DERSON5 Wishing TO establish Manufaotories In
Il new and thriving place, where busi ness IL good
see Advertisement ofthe Hammonton Settlement.
- HOE BUSINESS snd Factories can be carried on
- prohtAbly al Hammonton. See advertisement Of
Hammonton Lands. ul1e8n,
GRAPE GROWERS can carry on their bu,jne,,
- most 'ueeeaiiollya At Hammonion, tree from frosts
some forty Vnyardt were set out the past senson -
See advertisements Of llammonion lsnds, In another
column. iultsBm
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RErubuo, July s,h, issD-3w
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--.-.-.--.-u.,----s-aas--
or Mr.. Richard Golden has Joined
Horace Greeley on his Western tour.
or The Mount Vernon (O) Nstions
Democrat, has been discontinued for wani
Of support.
OS-A son Of John ?. Rath, Tifin twp
Defiance county, was drowned last weel
by falling into well.
01rThe editor Of the Washington Con.
stitution says he ls in tho dark. Thati
whore blind men always are.
or The Democracy Of st. Louis, in
convention passed resolutions repudiatinf
the principles Of the Cass dogma on nat
uralization.
0TAmong the wounded in the person.
al staff, at Magenta, alongside the Empe
ror Napoleon, is Edgar Ney, son Of the
great Marshal.
REMARKABLE HEALrH-The Columbus
Gazette states that Of the sSi prisoners
in the Ohio Ponitcntiary, only one is con.
fined to bed by sickness.
or A new trial has been granted in
81. Louis breach Of promise cusc--Car.
stang vs.. Shaw. That 100000 may pos
sibly not be "bugged" by the fair litigant
0S1-It is umored that Hon. Charles
Sumner, now in Paris, is about to b,
married to Mrs. Thayer, (nee Granger,
widow Of the late John T.. Thayer, Of Bos.
ton.
01- The Republicans, Of Wisconsin
propose to elect Delegates to the Nation.
al Republican Convention, at their next
State Convention, to be held on the slsi
Of August.
0cTDelicate health seems to be taught
in some female schools, it becomes part
Of oducation-tho finishing part, for she
Is not far from the end who wouldn't be
hearty for the world
OF AT Wooster, 4 boys playing about
the gas works, were burned severely by
carelessly throwing lighted match into
the pie or well, which exploded throwing
the cover of and burning the boys.
0STGoy. WISE has written letter on
the exputriation question. He says al
would protect our naturalizod citizens a.
gainst military service Of other powers
to the uttormost ends of the earth"
0@-Itis supposed that Austria wlllmake
her final stand in Italy under the walls Of
the fortress Of Mantua, which is said to be
one Of the strongest places in the world
being well defended alike by nature and
art.
0ST A distinguished Cuban lecturet
lately at Ashland, Ohio, for the Democra.
cy, and loudly denounced Republicans fol
opposing the acquisition of Cuba - Ant
tho next evening ran of with nut brown
chambermuid of the village tavern. NuH.
sed.
0S-In one ofthe counties of Wiscon-
sin Il is said that there are three candi.
dates for the Legislature; ]. M. Root
Democrats Robert Hogg, Free Soil, and
t. II. Dye, Wing. So, on election day,
ii will be "Root, Hog, or Die" with the
voters.
0Sy-Hon- James Burnside, President
Judge Of the Twenty-ffth Judicial Dis
irict of Pennsylvania, was killed few
days since at Bellefonte, by being thrown
from his carriage. He was about forty
i've years ofage, and SON in-law of SEN
ltor Cameron.
- - -
"NInterial Aid.|
The day the oberlin political prison.
ers were dischnroad G---- sao custody of
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when so detached, deiuciIug any pay they may have
oihssyise received during the time aforesaid, and
that thir shall extend 90 amy officer who has been trans
cscd from the urough list 10 the leave Of absence list
by ani with the advice aud consent OF the Senator and
those officers who dropped from the navy by the
action OF the late naval retiring board and who have
been subsequently restored TO the service and placed
the fuough leave pay list shall he allowed frIogh
pay II they placed the furiough list and leave
pay they placed the leave list from the time
when they dropped until they restored deduct
Ing what they may already have received fo such time
aud that such officers may have been retired and sub
seqncniy transferred 30 the leave list shall be allowed
leave pay during the time they the furough list
detucling the urough pay they have already received
was agreed to- ayes 70, noes So.
The amendments of the Senate the naval appopria
ton bill having been disposed Of
On motion of Mr. PHELPS, of Missouri, the amend
ments OF the Senate 10 the post Office appropriation bill
ordered to be printed
Mr.. HOPKINS. OF Virginia from tho committee Of
conference the dsagreciDg votes ol the two houses
the consular and diplomatic appropriation bill submitted
a report which agreed to
Aud then, motion of Mr.. RUFFIN Of North Caro-
lima, this House adjourned.
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vALuABfE IMPROVEMENT IN STEAM ENGINERf
Below we publish report u'ade by Mesgrs. Hunt
NhippIc aud stewart Of the United States navy
10 the Secretary on "sargcnt's Marine Ecgustor.'
Mfr. Sargent ID young man from Columbus, Ohio,
twenty three years OF age. lie has labored for eight
years to perfect this invention, aud has il patented
in France, England, and the United States AZ The
request Of friend the Secretary Of the Navy sum
moned a committee of engineers to test il at the
hayward and though il was met Wy all the preju-
dice universally encountered by innovations, atior
full and fair trial il has trumphed over all OBJ
staoles aud elected the following report The m
yentor is, of course, poor, aud we arc anxious TO
help him, aud TO introduce his invention into general
use, as il deserves We accordingly present the re-
port to the public
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CANDIDATES CONGRESS We understand that tho
people of Smyth favored with two speeches at the
Court House Tuesday of last week Col Il. b. Floyd
first introduced them, announcing himself candidate
for Congress- subject to the decision Of convention.
Gov McNIulln followed, and, although he did not
nouncc himself candidate, he said he was in the hands
of his friends The plain English of which, to mind,
is that lie will be n candidate --Ab,1qdpn Pug3ian
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MILITARY sUPERINTENDENCE OVER CIVIL
WORKS.

We transfer to our columns The short but pointed
and eloquent speech of the able representative from
Tennessee the Hon. Wm. r. Avery on the 25h of
February. The subject is which deeply in
forests tho mechanics of our country; and Mr.. Avcrys
speech will be read by them with pleasure common
suratc with the jealous regard they have for the
subor'nation Of the military to the civil power in
this country,
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SAILING UNDER FAIsE CoLoBs.-Thc Tribune has lately
startcd what calls The United States Mercantile Adj
vcrtscr, having, in order secure for this poltico-
mercantile sheet position aud circulation at the South
dropped the prefix of Tribune This from fear,
most likely that that cognomen would damn The con-
at once should it succeed in reaching post
Office south of Mason & Dison's line
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
WEDNESDAY,, MARon z, 1853.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH z, 1850.
Mary Villa MS as. The United States Mr. Brent fin
ished the closing argument in this for tho claimant
and the submitted.
A. Clements administrators of James N Mullican,
The United States. A claim for losses contract
to furnish stone the Wabash river for the erection OF
bridge on The Cumberland road.
Andrew Wylic, esq, of the city Of Washington, open
ed the argument for the claimant
Adjourned to II, m tomorrow
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ENGLISH FINANCES Tho Indian mutiny has, thus iar,
cost England the of Sl0S 600 G00 and
other loan of S35, 900, 900 Is asked To carry the
government through the present year. But instead OF
grumbling tue expense the British Parliament and
the leading London journals receive the
with great composure and say that the money be
raised. The Indian debt amounts to fIl O00, 600,
a1l
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 2, 1859.

On motion OF Hon. Il. W. Thompson Andrew j. Isacls,
esq, of Kansas, admitted attorney and counsel
Tor Of this court.
No. "a. VIM. Lea, appellant, rs. The Polk County
Copper Company Il al The argument Of this
continued by Messrs Smith and Lyon for the appeccs
Adjourned until to morrow, II O clock. ElE
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mo MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS

large and seize, stock Of Pianos at
cell them reductions. They the
the world, namely aIc,, Davis Co.. cbkoring,
Knnbc Co, and others.
Every hoiy search OF good, reliable, cheap Piano snoal can
and these.
od them.
rccs from 400 70 iisO elicupcr than any other place
Don, rdl TO call JOHN L. ILLS
MARI st zoe Penn aye, bet. 9th and 10Th
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WASHINGTON CITY.
Business Notice.

As tbs business Of the view ofte prns
change ~ Nc terms VIII be strictly cash bass ali
s.ene inf the collection OF d,sco
pnne No Payments should this date
ot ONT w g. iAIsocnb 10 make collect ou
Va Delaware, Maryland Virginia
WASHINGTON, March go, 1s5s--if
The foregoing any agents or o
tors That ye noa omploy have
these only Shohaye performed other parts q the
O0uhug' Ap 2o-tf
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spEEcH OF non. LAWRENCE NJ KErrr

SPEECH OF HON. LAWIENUEl M. KETTT
The speech Of the Hon Mr.. Kctt, of South Caro-
lima, which We publish to-day, is an able exposition
of his views upon the slavery question, Which he
supports by high authorities and interesting hstori
cal facts The speech is well worth reading, even
by those who may not be disposed to fully endorse
lis sentiments.
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as7yn N Ar1nNAL NlrnrcA

HezH~ NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE WASHINGTON
Cyrc annual tho National Medical College
be held the Smithsonian Institute Thursday evening
O'Clock, to which tho public Is invited. J. WfY
Dean
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The manufacturing companies in Fall River md New
buryport Mass. will advance the wages of their opera
tivcs from the LIST of March.
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THE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAiLRoAp-By the Cincin
natl Gazette of the 9th ult, learn that the repairs
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad were completed on
that day. and that the road open for travel and In
better condition than before.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-03

PLANTING IN TExAs--planters in Texas sthl busy
putting in the seed Corn planting has, good deal Of
It, already been done Bat little cotton is yet planted
The wheat crops giving good promise of abundance in
May. There was more wheat raised in Texas last year
than there was market for.