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"a iia ihna hoe
.RsiRgs tlnu mftsluq 6ghgta
llsaen We Hppqr leather and
ne oplpf and iHner sOles, rent
NAT P,RQORad0ing aW4J
|ber6 tDr. .qrd iparY Wet Weafhfr
aud EarIns thW RIlmotiug IN
'of / he WqEreI : hpd rfqaln ERp
who No7 9eqn lflilHii
.nhese Sales aEa eFsily apple
|and Shoeai thtqEQrthin, seWe
'RstEida ~ the eqatli end rendF
soles unnece1f9rTft
.HaglnE nprehaaed the eNclu
laldi CQu1fTs y iam haEs pFspa
Iulandl iQrfpls mpaf desirable
2 ih.iiist assihai
I.@d is Red ths, foiloi0iag
|, This hiiIs' nay nay sssfiify' that I hsv
.lGonfAinipR LymaR'silmpyovt
ltdo last six monthE, aud l an
sspee ally for the be4ea : Of Il
lhsalth, tliitt I nave 'u6t had
damp during the whole time
iah5Het niy expectations,
Springfield, "A prR d6th Silsoe
ulhtt Nq4t liltu- tsiiitil ~
siEN. Wu4JnLENAEE~Dsar s
.lQfR9EFi BgQtg eQntiling TQnI
past SIX mqnths with the mo
II hHYe inegfE, ia q single lnl
I(through the sQles OF my boo
Ia ha x grgater benefit - tbe
lduciVe 10 good health than q
unfinished 10 the human fan
tasaih ldh4a cHihtt dfOtrs
Helyokd, 3, l55ogi |
7 tie Hal q -rlstfaiatl hnh tt
lee y hhe st-sitirrfrtf-I77fl ~ : Z
@ia~TgasiUn work lofall lLl1
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4 .. Eyah good a8sgrtmsntof 4
fwsFs bn hand.
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I'd OIL GdBtJ4R EtsGalo q a d .f LIS
IL prime roll Butter Just received and 1esells By
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

9stl3ll iaiash a aRQaSIgG & skASl.
& ASSEED Iilltllsffiss2 6 . ksLS4M3 r.
RS5ifi ll4iIRfRsa VI ~ i'sfihs-P
isLs9I Ioa LLaaE aaLleIaa aaal..lla. q.
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TTOAL MERCHANTS, ny HOLE
I sABRAND nlIA II p.llfF s. ] Z Pitts burg bur 2,
sSiinsTiia I'd Strlb sSiH O0AIs. ifAlis Nut COAL
E5r snifhinF.- Oee On tha east side e the gleya'
fend 2 pfffshurqh IL. ~ Goal pier, ylsFelAnds yhl9
fITlsfa sd a. fi5sf5r D Id 71sg iil1leE :
Fsfs9 sgssly Q - Fl9. at.s. g. { essA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

4 iBJ 81 itB6fitg fiEqul the qhfirlmaaalRi ri the
.PefFitOlial General Relief Committee q
i.a',S -. .sofi@iSJ Y y g. e.4F1 n. BIA .-..- '
49, " ca .3ls iA&EF,k .ie Mem. of Ter Com.
). '-ia 8. sast sAippg Agent. !. i=. ..:i ,.1 "a.
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d o. sala gsi5Llil hllsalallID4Il 3IamadalA
j I6BFm DHERF9o Is AAI Yao R]E lEtER K
j. ~ HloEg ;P sE5st tkgR. illi 4 g5aaiuos
t4Hi4i iii2i sHfih ssHfihs nm ~ u A6IIzsi8 cd
I PHGNIX Xxx YHHTF ~ EE,aG NJ
We would Ike = see amps. % -
~ 0ctIgehi led Eg5lSfOCEe 81 1zB1E lti52Rf.
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our better half, ny dearslrA e really exP4pf-
ing some Holiday Ga. and alo~-ms 10 suggest
something UsEFUE SsSsnts HASDSoME. Hets
.s4LM aaITuU dnL TH4LaD0zD
GOLD BAND CHINA TEA. SETSs.sI
-i.l.is4.i.lj tiai.iis'l s'tisi.s.rs
From ~ sI has i .i''i is sI ihsp,
is not sOiHS ETtiele that you" sSleeti ifon
this case fqll rich .lo0kipg Gpedi T. fRsI aisRPt
Solid Silgss-that wsaldbo TOO expressive. for these
HARD TIMEs,-but ofths beat B5abls Piate, hook
ing just well as Silver, * less the
cost HOrO are -'.sii aaii3rh .iaii
-ititAt4'.sti tin4Aii'l s'iisl-til1
CAKE 4RA h-kIss. i.......J..i ssl ii-daiiI
oAsTotgitL q it's ii1" ,s''.t .isia'i4
lSAA4hhS'ii iA.a'llti :. d ..' G elis.i.'lts
.soRKs sud sRo6SSisa.; -. !, ..''.'.,3 I'D
''"''.l-.l ~ - 4EA SETS 1..-..@ ...-.~.i5
w hsstSand laeparate plslfs,
.,SGPKiIf IL sjRt1rSds.
coll cdFEREtl .aaa TEA uRRs,
.aAuT RIdkss, ILL., q ...,i .'.l.i...i ..i.-3
,RVgTER BfsHEs, % y ..-i. .-','. .,l I,.i'' .
sTBUR guess So 81. ... .-... = ..s8 :. ..s3
&s., &s. &C., &C.,
all wahrEah lie bsst qualify u Xtd pISXt. hIi will
last ten years n dss aud al fhs while sill
look like Solid Silver OH TORisshaVe . u these
things" have youl Wsfl srssts articles Ertisti-
cally beautiful, and yog know. "a tAiPg oS b9suty
Ia JOY forever" Hsrsars tri.a.iia1 i.f,v...i.s
.Ii-a..iiiI .s.i..l
PARIAN- " Is SiE IS ~
4lr.sat,.it '-....~a e4''..- d-..,l'
elegant in design aud wOrkpapship )! ..iiis i5'is
.a-i.a.ii..1 .,.-4.to
i,.a.iI4i1 s. Iiis.se
PARIAN FIGURES AMI, .STkTt tEGEEs,
1.-THE Greek saHa. nOt aaiOTodJ, .sf6S. Gross
Child." "a Bad Example,
PARIAN ANDlc#fsA. MATCH BOXES,
.o0LoG ! Es,...i ....- . i.-iL oARp BAs'K ETsI
WATCH STANDS. 8 &a.a- Tea i4s,-.i..t ...;...i
Also, REAL, Is wslps INiTAEIoaj,.. ---.i.I
BOHEMIAN VASES, TOiLBT BOTTLES
! .e--,s 's-as.,ss
Choose whatever you ike Or the leuEth iiof yOuFF
purse will justify .-.-i.-i.i ..i.a .i,.--s.iL
--T,.-.sI O. ....ii44iE
t.--i5 -s.i'iA
TO THE LADIES. .-i.-.t
Are you looking, Gsdsme for s6ph iitis. jerrt
as a memento ofths Holiday seaso', ir..y Jas 81 Il
band or Brother SUPPOSE At lsrhak N fsrriig55tt trs
mas morning you hand him his La gFdiG 1Li31a
an elegant '.-i''--s-'.S s.> 3. - a--.s sI--.A
GTfT Dy3It b, Il ASb,' tSAisdEB'Ss
..---.l..il .. -..-!ii.sd
with an appropriate motto -'hs ndlT iilf.3o 4
"VILE wEED?" EoN.lI soolita uijl .ilr0ilraa- b
habits, but If he does lk- Cigar ylter b,t7ikfai
would It not be a Pheasant ii pi isr i5r him n fin
his Havanna in bsautIfat p a IA 4 Ssur Cli4SoA
-...--a-i dl-.fl fis-.,s
c I,4.GA.A Ri ..@'--HltiisaA.s S. L 4
...--iz 4 a4l, s..-.-..- a.--ft
with little China Tial II. tlsi ashssl --ohf -
smokes Meerschaum,E p dtes sa,s?l y slls here's
comical Tobaoeo Boz to h5id MS ftrkisa seatfald
IT, Does he sit down qliety at homo WtthTQaiin q
evening, to rssdi Thon let himihnd upon the dr9l
| light an ,.-l -.--i...l 4 -
ELEGANT TRAEsRAREBT SHADE,
ii-4If '5IL-...a "a 49, ~4iaIa4S
painted on IsnglassS thatWtl protect ths.s5ss tp
the glare and throw soft snt anslioW iifghs pp'
, ! 4e-.ttAo sIll4-4o t.-+ ssi'+slt-a
the paper. a = ql-.S L.a gliillaG
tTI-a e. - 4li..A k.a asi..sli1e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

-. ia HI N ~. lf 10 I,sss.+sS 4 q HES
snaths Eli i4 e. 3 1sF tn 6's By
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

..4--i@ai u4l t-.-.--..s- q a---ft
with little China Tray. Est tlls eshssl Obj he
smokes Meerschaum,E p dtssi.haA slls. here's =
comical Tobaeeo Boz to bJid MS rkis seatfald t.
tt. Does he sit dpRR qqiety homo WiihTQsEin thS
evening, to rsadi qhon lot himifnd upon the drop
light an ..-l - < -=.-a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

- - q LN DH DEl.
"a SUPPLY .UF. THOSE CELE-
~ BkATED osiqisb hrt on eli hoe, ~ Ladies
aPa e ..ntie 5is1 thsas g 81 stf rub
ssnasa9.5aI.iol ila sild s,.i sia..i = S7ssu st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

'sllI.l1.I ..'...,Isla.lI ltQLAI
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ELEGANT TRANS EST SHADE,

81
painted on Isinglass thatNfl protect ths.eyss rpE
the glare and throw soft Sn4 a1slioW iif9hs upon
:, -+s-.'iAo 'sili-.o Zee ~.i!-sli~e
the paper. -.-s ~ 44i--..@ A-A ~4il4sac q
va - s4l..S L. S.i...liaE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

EstET0Rp1VI l5. bE6 - 5. ..

PLAIN AND ORNkNENTAT, t,,l4 EiNyue 1.
u5- Plain sud orntmdn u ~ ma sifN itAtfHst
AcrptiOn done 81 the hriuiht E-lni iII1eA W. ,'
QEknEH utice, on thel lEtali liqrq 'fFt 9 u sffs.
sttrllu Prolsce In she bflt Tl{ tiihNi ed
laf Reasonable rates. faEtlfnIiif az eit i lft'li
blank work EVery dcerl Qtfnt. .al ~ vs. VI .llk'
especially Blank bobktt lslifg li o' :
BoPkH, aeaolyiRg, Book ilE,lltea sissls - 3 -
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-
KUN ANU-. u A IG W AICEf
HOUSE, Nos 81, 81 S, snd63 itfyef street, and
p clRFY '--' H6hRI6ON TOaTER.
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ls Tsstst FruTH andrew 5acltsou

2 IA y "a 80. e. - = 3 g q lhs b
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DUCKWHEAT -EE0E H..-T7--s lST
receIFsd-s- Iot afIarE ehoioa BuckWheat Elour-
Z VaEshsI K <. skIib isR 4 90.
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MMEfrrG
uE CALEll,.' ATTENFI0N H. 'G5
w the new Oyster pspptat
s..as.- KySER PERRY s. 81 sats.I

I" 50. M Ontario street UIeYeIanuF7',
-. = q \ Hatch & Co.'S CeIeBt6tsd BaitimOI
SSstoru IN hsif and whole cans WarranLed 20 periq
~ snV IN market can be found az No. III pntar1
street, EholeSals or.r retail, as low sqy othf
nGgss Messrs. rs KYsER u ,PERRY Is TOO WI k9bwn
our business eoHnqpity as prompt ~ ~ sl
We Tys full cFedifSlpa statemshts ln theif ady q
tis.inen al sand would ask Tor them snare q PooH
81
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..DUIlADERS. .HAsRllAN sAblss Cd 2
a,s .Ferl One slloEi1adnta ogseln.4F - sla
sic = = he isssl i.5l4 a 6ilQAst u lttl
lnoVis.si ln.alIs hss sa..A -. u 9slll ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

5FIO5TE AGAIN ft.LIAMs,
. e n steam IlJ'eT aut Set4Tl lcanrTl dfE7 eaEe
apnornas 70 his aIiqHa9 aad re taaf he
home again, ard located AZ 3 So COR zll gtove
lahd, O,, Whsrs hs lts dtts ~ y DE ~ u-E via
ne bel r1ieE n ele u 80 lat
trs hlIeaalf tfftl3 1titct tteIl 50 tl1ill thai
he viii ba asls 10 Iftai a llt And supper
tlhich forsoim ang. .gsgrs.cla zi1 aTlisaVora
g aifsiEi lle nl. h.la =lalll l.il4sla "a eIal
p "a b. 13AGKS(9l ~ ilS ~ ~ ssANE
- WOOLEN DYER 10. ilf 3 5iiIl 1tl.7si, Me1
Side Once No. 20 Bank 1tf1Ht, Harris Block nfe
doors norfhidl 81 llalf artef- ,...-
shaWla Of every variety cleaned or ey9a. 9si5l- 5
tfsrui1nl B cleaned or dyed without being seAsE sA
a5ortl l3e1dpsl trpnl.8 o'c11cE A-is ~ ? = ~
ll = l8.ssl9sa il...l.A Lalil .lai-ia-
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NEE BEG To INFDRmSA n
w 3 s,r tirIi.lsa aud the public genfN ~ -
era 'i,yl o. 81 " irett AZ. NJ tho9e efie-iis
,.r,i,.i ,tgls rf,.sil ~ Oysters dall shX
8 < --s u vpared TO supply 5IlY. ltihnt ~,
~ ,,sal- or riSJliil cheaper than the ,ehaapcst -
60 IA =, orders uFSmptly attended, tQ.a dtaiI
N'A ~ A4AP PRESS 4 GARDNER Aseue1.
w Ara alss fstsspfsAsiis By Express tAO'e Or
Falrhs ,5,, ven rIant Wy - s-. i..ai.saJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

gDNa oW.iE GAsREH 4 C9.G 8 j l.
WHOLESALE AGEHOY FOR THE SALE OF
ilaiisa iaAHgEAlB EiBRissiE1Rs EiBissi B. iaiiA
4 u MI ALTA NlA l l. 3
.fsi GohtsnQn and .ChGreoGt i6hest s.4roFb
si.,a 5, aiiai JUNIATA DOIbER- PhAI4ils.i lad =.
i.4.R RING PL03Y AND HI ib5 = ~ 81 u 80 = taL
si iiaI1 IfOsF ~ IN Csc Bar 1hoS zE4A0L oA.t
itfr u4aasaif fTfEhifOiHi GLASS; g t1 N4Asad sat
STONES WM. C=sz97sas lsi.l. |
ER Rs CelebIatsd Fire Frooi AZ hs do.s . Al m
l.flctalarll. .-IricesI ..laI {. .ueal. . aautl-att
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tob f5uud 10 tins iaafti l I1ls4 cas- tusEamin9
81 tn Barehsua5sdill DO 4lli 10 1s4.l.l 80
-..dscl1i % lsf b sllcEA Rlz.L lsA 3 lls ll CD
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0Y8TERg,- -0TBIEHS-
70 ill'IU y - . a - n T'IIl 4
a.,. MANN, g. Co.'S
8 g { { u ItIsTLI IS 'GELEBRATEBi MI
BALTIMORE OYSTERS

BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
In Cans and cezq ssErrahtsd fresh and free itom-
tud lsapSFlsd TO ianJ infho nark5s and are
n now resolved sslly 2 3 55s;;iiRss.
HIT +lAhH9t55a33 t53hlIa t1-224s,l k,II
..s.-.l !. 4 l.3i.,.st.i a. llt sgfER5oR I'LL BE l..
iiVIo ss-e t6s only aItlGriz6d agents 1r thla cty
We are PREPARED to supply country dessf5 WIN eny
crSnfit1. and At any tins THESE oysters afel lpnf
JtsttR fhs .sinsrtfsi55oi a II ddIi si-tM q
sS.ssMR. j EslRPiH r. MANN .....s a..
WhSiS feputa4 oui q ient elqpi W
tlls 1bod qualitiesD tlIe OystaIA III
shsI bizs 10 any pygtff npk ll ID -
sSSsS isnd afe-rsady to 6npplk or rieQUnFy
Cheaper than eSer,i Ne also keen. -ii ..f.. g..
|; SHELL OYSTERS AND -GllAA. Al MS
az ths barrel or .busheE ManaasetuEo55. Of sEE
Siid bf rScEer5l End q esupeilef; Y Yusi : -'NA
lhs fo,.s y Gag h 4 A. lSsiG0RHAe sa
issRini J. i.-'-.l p --i-.Ieles aElIl Or st5eet:
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Phoenix XXX White, and XXX.EelliAg1ga
Eelyle5l kSfglsiPri = \ y \ "A Ma y liaie a heat
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D isAEtEA'AliDS 8 lslsRI - assiogEauil *

\ "'i' 'L4HSIEGB tRGH, ", r..
wv E ARE THE 81 "a IS II
l. Nv for the West fQrtha see 81 he above ebTd-
y fsf Efauferg SRI iutitt Hftefi IT, 7t5 ftl1all.
Hlr1arF m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15
.Gb az =. !. RED Z Ris.aa lAs3olIos5SSag

'lto ba q Rruater benefit 70 .th
fdnciVs 10 good health thah a
7 linldiIstied to ths human fa
4 ttsiih aahia ctliatt dfOars
Hayoke, lhEAyA, 456oyi :
7 iie Hdl q -H'italiA hHh tit Z
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i2sl q 4 Iii - -544sg995 81 e.
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The most simple and efficient machine HO1g in use
for sIsbakt lgatt+ Ia ion t0sIls Of any dpth.

lLW aoHi1a 5tidli5dF i8lLrieA 4aEFS4t.J .kIT
a...-. -ntr. I---. .1lIrr-- /. E.LEl ~ ~ oREIEl
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R606- BAKREL s = LOU RI

81 t1HFass sFiiaie 3 Pea Biil sai.E Bskers.
si Ne haE9 IA. aTzfl li1ll ae lEzl9 gilfi enl-ls
Hbita and red Bteaf Il alaai ls7ss5ad siissI
sasAdss FEzEsEl l0Rnuhna a.ELqU R.saag
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sIzS' .ssislilt bSSG6slsi35K &1gERIs EEss,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

From the destitute in kansas the haarsa
,ehdiA WI a Gitd ts. brsAdl& We si1fstIl I
doSn ea IS Sii' tiatb siAlis,s. fGGasi
. a. diis AZ baaas Ase.tHsE ~
sdtld60s, .bahiA kindAsss,'-, e., iqnposFiHg
r9i TheaapPsa 5hsa difset1g, ssEAsato me. Z
he.heft ana 10 one uan refuse tUsAid. d.s''h bet
/ e. = r. : aai
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'''| y y ~ 3. Ill o =
-f+riTS THE ,PRBSORlbBLlANasl aslt
II fgI 1Ss.[s1.il lIllrTuicial ~ al p DE -
at as q Tie a6oYg Aa IS .5 80 - he
q . u - Olul 1i IN tbA : kfiP aIiiIbi 3ii-
ostials.0f, 4sass5i mos yniaam ,nsilaqi3
n7hn6q zfls.ty 49, a Or OTsgNBRTsdT
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aa4mii ofuDr1iJ-li'IIl ~ huatqsb Guu1aauab
iCAEHsEs,AED SALT nFsFEEAh ~ 4il2s!RIHslP' "
b7l'.a..ea % i;lgEgs 4 l.g15 55 scBaasasa
q gdtahe5lls Lrup .nd slsia %
oi t5sdisie156 lkipd q pissi.9 I9Eisinz nn szs
l.aI % aoiiifE9iii e ~ lBi5ssi 5IaGi gna Lass
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81 s - .;, l.ss. !. . .s ..a,e.
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ii-i-g-fIsTIt--
TO THE FRIRSBs 65 iiit SiE i',i y. d., !
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CIR 'CdtBs AMI ISiAisdER,11
.---.....4.fi ...i ..-!ii.sd
with an appropriate motto q, ,l.hs sndI 10 r.
"VILE WEED?" NoS.-L SColid tiljl .hcOllfa 4 u 4
habits, but II he does Ike Cigar yltsr b,t7ikait
would It not be pl-asst ii Pi iar ar him 81 mad
his HAVANA in a beautlint p n Ssur Clil IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

.E4LM aaLI4uU dnL zH4LaB0zD
GOLD BAND, CHINA TEA. SETSs.o1
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-14
Washington Correspondence.

CoRRUPTIoNs.-Most serious and imnor-
tant Developments have been made befor.
the Covode Committee. MIR. Wendell wss
called upon to show how the $4,000 or $40.
OOO, which he said had been expended in
carrying the English bill through the House
had been applied. His books were compar.
ed with those of the Bank of the Metropo.
which was represented by Mr.. Stuart its
book keeper. lie proved that the money
had been distributed through Mr.. Beam. Of
Ohio, clerk in Mr.. Aliens Office in the last
Congress, and Alexander X. Hay, of Penn.
sylvania, gentleman of elegantleisure, we'll
known in sporting circles, and Washington
correspondent of the New York Express
Mr.. Hay received the largest sum for distri.
button, and the money was Appropriated exclu.
sively to carry the bill through the House
Mr.. Wendell did not deny that $4,000 or
$4,000 had been authorized for a single
vote, and admitted that these payments were
made in expectation of being remunerated
through Government patronage, by which
he had previously profited to large extent.
He testified to having had many conversations
with the President during the progress of the
English bill, and in reference to that subject
The ADMISSION OF KANsAs.-The Senate
Committee on Territories have reached an IN.
expected conclusion, considering previous
developments. Six members were present
and when the question was put whether the
boundaries should be altered as proposed by
Mr.. Green, Mr.. Latham voted in the mega.
tive, thus tieing the Committee and prevent
ing an amendment from being reported. Mr..
Douglas was not present, as usual, though
he had been requested to attend, as on pre-.
vious occasions, in apprehension OF the con-
tingency of an equal division. Mr.. Latham's
course may effect the ultimate decision in
the Senate, and possibly carry Kansas
through.
THE PREsIDENcr.-It is believed that
Guthrie's prospects are improving. The
President prefers him to Breckenridge. A
change will be made in the Tennessee delega-
ton to the Democratic Convention at BaIti-
more. General Pillow, ex-member Waiter
son and others, alternates and understood to
be favorable to Douglas, will take the place
of the regular delegates
JAPANESE EXPEDITION. The japanese
Embassy is expected by the authorities Of
the Government to arrive at Washington On
Tuesday or Wednesday. In the centre of
the extensive navy yard, there is large bull.
ding, occupied as officers quarters, and be-
tween it and the wharf where the steamer will
land there is an open space, in which the re-
ception is proposed to be given on the part
Of the President, members of the Cabinet,
officers of the navy and army, and represen-
tatives of foreign nations to the United States.
The building referred to is surrounded by
balcony, which will be devoted to ladies and
members of the press. The various pictori-
al papers are making preparations for full
illustrations of the interesting scene.-Bdl-
Hmore american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-14

The Spring wheat in Wisconsin was SOW
cd at the usual time but no rain has fallen
since the first of April, and the farmers are
anxious about the crops. Letters from Mil
waukie of date of I'd inst. say: 1T has not
raincd in this city but three times since Au-
gust Is, 1859. The country is suffering, and
water to drink is scarce in the city"
Que store on Broadway, New York, retails
one hundred pounds of snuff per week to la
dies for dipping" purposes.
Mr.. Enoch Wood, of Baltimore, died at
Norfolk on Thursday, of putrid sore throat
"a very prevalent disease at present.
The Rev. Henry A Wise, who has been
i'll at Richmond, has recovered, and return
ed to Philadel pha.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, 9Th inst, by Rev. Joshua Peter
kin, RICHARD Ii. MEADE, esq, to Miss KATE,
daughter of Col. Ed. Fontaine all of Richmond.
On Tuesday, May lst, WILLIAM E. RAN
DOLPH and Miss SUSAN W., second daughter Of
DR.. Robert C. Randolph, of New Market, Clarke
county, Va.
On Thursday evening, tn Sd inst, at the resi-
deuce Of the brides father, by the Rev. Mr.. Peter
son, Mr. ROBERT NJ. JENKINS and Miss EMIL
LY C. ANBREWS-all Of Winchester.
On the Goth ult., in Cumberland Md, by the
Rev. A j. Weddell, Mr.. THOMAS j. BARRETT,
of Piedmont, and formerly Of Winchester, and
Miss JANE C. BICE of Piedmont.
In Wheeling, on the 25th ult., by the Rev. Dr..
Weed, Mr.. II. L. OPIE, Jr. of Stanton, to Miss
JULIA C. PAUL., of the former place.
At Wood Lawn, King George Co., Va, on the
9Th inst, by Rev. Thomas (. Lock, WILLIAM
C. PRATT, esq, of Caroline co., Va, TO ELIZA
H., daughter of r. Ii. Turner, esq.