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CIRcus.-The Metropolitan Troupe per-
formed in San Juan, on Tuesday evening, to
a fair but not crowded audience. The ri
ding, tumbling, laddering, slack-roping, and
posruring, were excellent, aud Sam Lathrop,
as usual, exquisitely funny.
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Notice,

DY VIRTUE,of power of attorney vested in me-
Dbl hereby appoint E. Franchere as lawful agent oi
VIM. II. Sears. THEODORE GREEN.
hereby appoint Mr. E. Franchere my lawful attor-
ney during my absence from the state.
THEODORE GREEN.
North San Juan, June 30th, 1860. 4w
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Administratnf,s Notice.
NOTICE.

n RUMOR having reached me that certain
n person claims to own my rights to oneifth fthe
claim known under the name of the Spring Creek Mi
ming Co., hereby notify the public that this il not
fact. have not disposed ofmy rights, authorized
any to do am in possession Of the deeds for
the said rights. L. ROSS.
North San Juan June 2Sth, 1860. 4w
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RAIN SToRM.-A brisk shower commenced on
Tuesday might, between eleven and twelve
O'Clock, which increased in severity at daylight
'Sf "Wednesday, and continued firterruptedly
Throughout the day. At eleven o'clock Of seshe
latter day, there was one or two sharp peals Of
thunder, whichrcvereerated along the mountains
with grand efeet. This was mere episode. On
Wednesday night and Thursday morning the
rain continued to pour down.
Ndt'hasing DR.. Logansipluviameter at hand,
we are unable to tell how much water fell to make
glad the dropping vegetation of the parehed
'earth. Aconsiderable quantity fell, however.
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STREET PLANKINe CoNTtNuED.AAn that
portion of the east side ofMain street, extending
from the San Juan Exchange to Scotty's Saloon,
has been substantially planked, and adds much
to the beauty of that portion of town, besides be-
ing great public convenience.
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Orthodoxy VS.. Humboldt.


The sleuth-hounds of evangelical bigotry have
philosopher, like Humboldt. They scent him up
number of the New York Evangelist-a periodi-
cal remarkable for its puritanical piety-thus
speaks of the world-honored and world-lamented
author of the Cosmos:
ga few months have passed, and his eohhdeh-
tial correspondence with his lifelong friendh
Varnhagan Won Ense, is given to the world-a
culpable piece of imprudehce, we admit; yet we
question whether we should mourn very deeply
after all, that one of the worlds idols is cast
down from his lofty pedestal. The correspon-
dence demonstrates most conclusively, that the
philosopher was querulous,. captious and con-
temptuous, even in regard to those who had sought
to do hira favors, or to honor his scientific SER
vices; that the American Union, which he prol
fessed to regard SO highly was the subject of his
frequent and bitter jibess but most of all, il
believer in Christianity, admirer of Strauss
Leben Jesu, whose conclusions he was quite
ready to accept; and, in fine, Pantheist, who
received no Divinity except nature"
We have read of a ridiculous fly, crawling upon
the dome of st. Pauls Church, which essayed
petulant criticism upon the architectural glories
of that magnificent pile; we have seen an ill-con-
ditioned and NANCY cur, bark and howl at the
silver Queen of Night; we have heard an ugly
raven croak his contempt for the melliAuent
warblings of Robin-Redbreast; but neither of
these manifestations of malicious impotence,
amused us half so much as the above-recorded
effort of fanatical imbeclity to vomit its bile on
the grave of the immortal Humboldt.
The following items are condensed from the
Nevada Democrat of the 1lth:
A special election was held on Saturday last,
on proposals for supplying the city with water.
which resulted in the choice of the "Marsh Prop
csition." The vote stood thus:
Marsh Proposition ......................44
Nevada Water Co. Proposition. .......... "a
Majority fer Marsh. h....,,..............34 .348
"A Grand Jury was empanneled in the Court OF
Sessions on Friday last. They were discharged
on Monday afternoon, having found indictments
against the Mexican who stabbed Fisher III this
place a few weeks ago; and against Chinaman
for grand larceny. The Mexican was indicted
for an assault with intent to commit murder.
The District Court was opened on Monday
last. Among the jury cases set for trial, We no
tice the following:
July 19-Otis Hiscox ct al. vs. S. F. Curtis ei
al.
July 23-Geo. McHardy VS.. Michael Farrelly,
C. w. Hill VS.. M. F. Holt.
July 24-S. Beatty VS.. Primrose ct al. James
Ryan ct al. VS.. M. F. Holt ct al.
July 28-W.W. Caperton VS.. Jas. Weaver ct al
July 30-H. Carmack VS.. Orlando Evans.
The Nevada Library Association is in a very
fourishing condition-having doubled the mum.
Der of its members within the past six months.
"Uncle jack" an ancient darkey, died in Ne;
vada on Monday morning last, from the effects o.
old age and bad whisky.
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Quick TIME.-By Langton's Utah Express,
we received, on the morning of the 9th, copy Of
the Territorial Enterprise dated July z. This is
the regular time now made by the above-named
express between San Juan and Carson City.
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House and Lot for sale.

House and Lot for Sale. /,
~ r. POWERS offers for sale his House, ahd
We Lot on Cherokee street, in the town Of North
San Juan. ,,
The Lofts 120 feet square, is neatly fenced and PLAN
ted with sixty Fruit Trees of them bearing, and
provided with stable and other out-bouses- II
The Dwelling is commodious and comfortable and
the neghborhood consisting entirely OF dwelling hou-
ses, quiet and respectable. =.
The proprietor desires to move onto larger lot in
another part of town. which Is his only motive for
selling. ID = :, ~,
For terms particulars call at this once ok
may19tf q. =. f0WAka.
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HOSE CoUPEINGs.-The Nevada Democrat
holds the following language in relation to val
liable invention made by a citizen of North San
Juan, named by that paper. The miners Of
this region who have adopted the improvement,
will fully ind0xse che Recommendation of the
Democrat:
"At the Pioneer Express Office can be seen a
number of hose-couplings, intended for hydraulic
mining. They are the invention of Mr.. NJ. A.
'sWinham, of North San Juan, are more conven-
lent than any article of the kind heretofore used,
and we believe they will so6nte adopted very
generally by the miners. fIhey are fastened by
clamps, and can be put together and taken apart
in quarter of the time required for ordinary
couplings and at the same time less liable to
leak. Mr.. Winhaal has applied foraipatent, and
we have no doubt bat the invention will prove
valuable.
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Oils and Fluids!

We keep constantly on hand stock Of Polar, Lard,
Machine, Neatsioot and Boiled Oil; also, camphene,
Burning Ffnfd, Tdrpentne, &c. &c,
D. II. WRIGHT & CO.
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Window Glass.

10000 Feet OF Window Glass, from 6x
3 to 36x44.
This GLASS is all from tho celebrated manufactory of
the .'SocIETE ANoSYME, and is imported by direct.
For brliancy of surface, of thickness reeness
from stain rust. and in packing this Glass has
stood unrvalled for the last twenty years in the At
lantic markets.
j. H. WRIGHT & CO.,
.MdrysriHe.
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We have now in store heavy stock of Eastern
Hemlock and Oak, and California sole Leather com
plete stock Of Freich ana American Calf and Kip
weighing from ID to II fbs per skin; Top skins and
Innings ofafl codrs, We'll MS acopete stock of ev
cry article redfed by tfe trade and being all of
own importation We are selling s low be bought
in San Francisco.
.. H. #BFGHT l. CO.,
Aarysuille
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MAR RED.

osthe eA ~ Jsassry is.i. 81 the Rec Cesfie,
WAiss. Mi JANIS FISHER. Of Bolivar, 10 his
eo.nty. " Mr.. ANN HALL, late OF "i'sss''
IL Msssss county. Gu Tpesdsy II, IT'D VS.,
+, Rsv. T. wysopg. Mr.. JOHN DkHAvhS
OF vrpdsriek coo uiy. Ind Miss EMILY c. BRAN
NON, OF Bers,les comfy.
o., the Iiih insi. Nv Rev issas Gibson, M.
JOHN W. uESsSI.t "a Mis- SARAH c: Bf-
AIRS. GAssh,eI OF M. Jacob By.r. OF Bhsei'J
osn,y
90 Tuuiay, he ii,h met, 81 ihr Tes,d.hse %
Sam cocr'I Esq ~ the Rev. DAnisl SoIs,'
NJ JOHN " EyERSOBE 70 Mis- Ann
HORNER, sil q Berkeley ecunv.
~, I've ts'h iBst.. Mr JAcoB BUTT TO N-s
MARIA SlLt.isfa Yibs'se'ey S"on'r'
Oa.ho ~ dgss.st. -. I-siasacr .. SsmLsl
II or r.y 4 E.sf Nu.. ;. RYlsro, EZRA
UEFF. GsowEt<, A. ksb>Ss ass Misc MARY
y M.NEB II asp ,slirv cssSY.
A,Oayhs- ~ Oh. at fbe rev a. A. kin.
.on ST . PBu.LipS, "rFrfttdcss-
sats- Va. B. Miss ANNA Il. ROGERS tauEh.
terviCo'. usu 2 ,-e.s Gl..ut.pa c2.
On 4, sb iassss - tn residrtcr ~ thc ttd,,.
iat,r. ~. the Rev M Lsfsrr. RICHARD =.
FOSTER. OF Niru Assc, u FANNIE g. suye-
ser o. ~ Sri5,ibg, ~ : aUrt'rl Va.
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DIED.

On Sa.lusar ioe ts.b ins-aL;, - MddsHay
Atsg "a it,s,,s -! dsi Garsiiyr srj 90 the t.ne
,cAF - Der sFc. MARY HUNG ON BARNS
>F'i- a. Nstsu Barns. ut fspt ri-c- srd daish-
- o. Nidiag G. 4UtssUt .: it'. r'1o'f.
IN wirchssler - MrrJsv no '3'h lost Or
j. SfNGtErOS ShEkR Agp son 90 Jy.rrh u
ShsfR'd ~ "a rnisr - Ih~ fH'tnei- Bans o.
Va. Wiaehss.eg.
t'tN tesil.rr, 10 Frederic county, On he Is.
IN rPYSoN. eg-,. % ssaf' i9'nsfy o.
Es.ip ~.
Ga a.. s,h INST a " ,aes-,irr BtsllRop
TASCCr o. We TNl9s. ia ss T. year
.fsn sEv
on r. - u.t. Of, Pau ~ No Nh RUTH
% PURSs vtt- rriH- i,:s R1s' Burns, iotme!-
~ 90. Hs.rt.- -lHa.t-Fs
Ir sai.ts-. o. "a. t..s, i,aes', Feb. S,h'
uANtri MYERS SO e, zoe ~ido~ 81 sam
u,rB N,s.. s-r, -rsss- meu'hs ems days
fa Pc, 49,. NJ ca ,1s 2s.h al, o!slrgs,t 'oa
.. rf.Fss,r NJ HFNtN eEj7EBl af1tmst
Tss'-r.' Z .s.es lurE '-rc 3 ysau'
O-ltH atr. r A., wear %! he age
NJ .'.E = BJWE' rH.f r' zoe "a re- Geo A
y -.r o. ID, .siDf. a.. ,a,. and caaeuirru Go.
sa- o--a. E...- - " t7lh-s'-r.
"a W. ....lf. So rss "a. NJ. MSEIi WASH.
lNGTb. ..f - ear r.t- 90 IA ,-t'c Wash
No a. r. I....r.f County. Va ar lauehtrr
.t ..- s-s Ns.i.tE Pine. - Jsacf.vn co.
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MNKYGN

fr3. tSiss.G.g I a.. 90. $3.50, Tuute ~
"a 20 il-f ...'T tec G., haar 90
S'ffT '.nrprT sfi.. 4.As ,iSf. -.
~. g. s#'.. b. ROSS -i..'s. NIafyafs. "a
li.fs. - - b S.t.I,, samuel Suidet
tn t51se "a 81 bs,trr = WiJow. TbOs.
r''ts A7d MNih bis VHsi TAelnss smith
aUt CHafl.s.s hh Wiz
f"u go tsrh 80 fate notice jhsf 90 the t2th
..f .. Ar.. iNGu. ., ,te sI..c .l Bu,s.ssu q
u. f''Hn. q" '-- Ct.y ni P-trf-'rfr Ia The conn.
~ "f D'uwi .sie, m ~ : ptf ~ ErtuiaIthaIi
iaEs ~ Opposition ~ rtas g ratloi. O, =, a. d
~ r'fde'r' 4" suit trreff,rg ir 81 Cucuit
"r. i"r 80 .aH Comm " ,f.fstu sou are
ga 30 an ttr's sf- a., tstLars
- HELM. Lfrot
iss@r s. Der. deed.
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s:-Wr ro,icr IN The iA,t uumbe-

Ma. ED,FSE - VIZ ruticr ~ The last numhe- Of
be irdcTeadcrI Drmrcfai,' . call Il.ee ueoa
- q, LEs, IA, 20 SrceOss eaErids'- OF CuIa-
t.'1waalih's Auafsry a. Uai SPf'Uk E;ecticn
'. .iErai Eay Gesile % !sllr', Hppa tie tis ms
Snieh have s,g ptcssAiet. a. 20, f.'.alf w. .nr-
get SO name 81 JoHH RE4B } WHO g a,,o g..
ss!ol - GhEi ror-i1n VI BE- r4gHty Ar .. en-
pASacslly s"J-nafr u.ar, sud Dsc " ~ hss D.,
Zoe dat Q! hgr--t oa3fi p.aer- HirD-~.i in a,
honorable Position 81 oul .at. 30 riictci. VI,
shsii yilbnGly Soyiihs she irisgrs-s and AtLCr Of
suI ,nrious '.ifa'c % kis F~.f,rF.
Jan. "a, 1850. MANY vOrRRS
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Books. B0Oks!
ID EWNSTcEkSFS Of Rafus CbUau;
II SFofi and GaToa, by the Author Of Gay
Livingstone;
E1e GoOd.FiebI, by Charles Reed;
tsEesi rIIJuiaiiOn, BY Cummipgs
\ Grg Dictionary OF QUois JloBst
jaws Morrns AMI Evening E-errisrr
l.op-s Poems SrEuysobs CO.:
f.'r.-'Iua Poems;
tsup,,,s.s Poems.
Trg-'r.r vii. B,hi-s, Fesismeots. HYMN ami
Faye B5'ksi and coiirct.oH ~ SybCe BaDks
20 70 sfc uscj yhe Vstiaus Schools 81 ih-
fpyu auI .ubty.
s.u.a aj.b safe that order Boos. art Nh
o.. tF.fy Jew tass aai Womb be rlat ~ frca,y.
lhf a..tr- 20. p"i-Un- waning anyth,rF 10 tbas
sfs.
Jan ~ = n. CAMPBELI
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Charlestown Academy.


HUE e4suiug term 81 mis- Institution will com
lmraee on WEDNESDAY Fct,asfy -. and
eon-IBGe Eve mouths, under he charge ~ Aet-r>
Jehn j. Saubcfa. PriHsJra art Iaur, T.
TIE MS
Fur r-fra-i'a1 IN iLe't.is,si,.Eatd
Mathematical DrpaGIl1cst so pl
i.'Hr o.. igaIv afst~hts Hf Err
Hfsn
;lr session o! Ave months
E''ra rrHryc ict FTrurh
IT, 'c'i'suss ia' scrnis "a mus' ~rr-.r 70.
cou'inpv '.Hi far fsr o., ..s-..i.s g. frt .r, 10
the Session. ~ e.u..s. t.-.r.- Penn.
iCum % tI..sH. can ...uu a... aF.s .t
g. .r- h"Nff boz '....".. ST.. E,r...
,f 81. .-f. ur ug..
Il rs..T. &c.. 1.' e.. ... ..T
lssS. be- .-'.t"a. r.f.S -. 'ritas,ar ,uHr-
srfyr, ssl. h"ge- I'D .t-lEr. lirs'al share col.
J9H> = sASB0RN. prats.l
jas 3 'HtlGHlLL. as..i.af
IaGusfr Ts. 1--it
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Public Sale.

II WILL srli ~ Patli~ sale near Kahie,sEt
II oH WrtscsfaB fh lag # WlreA
The following ProJrfiy. % All
valuable work uorse sBj Cots ycafs
Slt Ihit srfir-
~ bead 81 Cau.-. 5el.sii.hare &tieh C:.vs.
- ~" "a g ? Wac o. : WAGON Bed
Car fsl-CIs ufw y
Wstrr Car tni Brvrel;
Cora i s.Tuv. 90. = Wbe4f Do
FUthrar r'oufts
Das.l. srf Single sHrvr. Pin.rF.
i.otu Caveret Com Steiisf;
Ws~e- arf pl.u.h Gears.
Ha.s' tsL CriHHs Roi
Z JEaius5 gb CHAIN
Gfsir C.r4e- Nrrif S.tJtcs.
haur,Es Shus,Is ANa POKE.
cf1whar Gfigttrati
Pc 81 oit Iron.
A'nu 2 500 p,ubfs Hstur srI. tUfsa
Zoo Pound, n Lnrf Fnr Poatoss
Cieaaing Stcr' g.. g.
TERMS
,IrfIt .f -,t ta.b,is vil. .ftt.r OBJ 81.
Sums ~ % arf g-va.'s. zts ..1H H.. =. 4. A..
curtis u1'.r fhai sTn.1t. rTsi Co.,. SOD. be
gaafE'. .l I- t.t.s i...i .a5 uiaA. .H. p4rr.
tual'g pa. stco Doc.
IDGT So WALUkvEN.
r.. ~ $50 q
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Public Sale


I WILL sell At Public Sale. a. nv re.s,.uc,
i near Ssepaerasiown
On 7Ass'&ny, 2Sd Of FsSrsa,y rsrs.
'he follosins property, 10 uh.
n iasial,s ss ' eS,!,; Brood s.,... IN
CAius, OF which are Mich Cove;
G-ss3 81" neg ~ iaorosx h-bred -~~<R
a'.-.s<s tinqsir- of Jane. " Moore I'D
oars,le wheeled Sosi tread WAGE;
Ios',hor'e low do Do do
one-horse Spring wsrou
0ne-hurse Carr; On Carl:
gopd tso-horse fssnuy CAtnsre and u.rn,t.
wv j. Hawke ma. D
.SV-hVTsr Slgigh
hfst ate double Roller
NGsst RSapes aRd No~cf (M.op,,. P.,.,,.,
ThIethiHg Asehiae;
] large iou 80 ~ y I'd
' hand Wh.a'. ,fcr, wheaFiu
Corn Sh"tlsf; Com C.a.hrr.
f"dlrf Clttrg Cuiirs BsA
Wa'ef Car; : r1if sncisinr-
Wite Nhcsj Rskt:
Hay rcvClriEs Rake,
,hrre-hS-se CUileG Plous
tTo-hCr>- and : thee. not.r McC'oftsi.I, p,.x
e1dJle aud siTgic shovel PioNs;
ltefa usTioSsAhd wheat DO
Wagon anu Piuw Gears;
" s~',s ~ pty - ans.
, Ws~os st'tici Woman sadl's.
10y Safdici LIZ Chaihs
rum CUitht ShuFt.s. fuIAA,
Hoes. Gtail Ca ilss.
Rake, Nov lng Scsthes
Digging Ifuns; > CtoW Barr
Dan, Gftnt SioBs
! Mltrcks PICK lot q Ra~s
Clcaniag Sheets, Axe. Maui. wrdrts &c
household and Kitchen
FURNITURE.
r'Ds.,tuE a. Iait e.
> Fnfila'- SOFA large Mur"f
Pstigf fables, Sid-luaia. TahI.s
Chatrs, BaItaus, MaIitci+S.
WsshsthH' =, Ala Rae S.ttsc.
5Ct0sing Stoves, y AtG-,i.ht Stove,
2I~n plslr and Fra 1Eltu Stove
2llal Lamp sn1 mans "fhsr sr,itlts IN
netsSaIy Ia rhumefatc.
LRM 81 credit ct St1 muuiI.s " 80 b. .tysn
o. . sums ~ $40 an upsaUs, 10 purrhss,6
giving his tour w'ih approx a -ceu'i'v Frtall
sum- und-r : 10 ne cash wiii - ;-qul~j
gO'-sAe g. Cpsnlas're a. ~ 90 = ~.
lP-N property leo hc removed usu' me ieIms
% s5.c aIc complied wiih -
TWO NEGRO MEN "
for hire for the balance %
Of this year.
Feb = 1850 e. 7. BUTLER
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SSWs ~ auslUii1ed ,a sunour's JoHS
~. SHIRLEY, EsG-, - a eAuaItsss ioy sac HeII
ScriH1l.J OF IefIs.sSA sOua'y b.
MANY VOTERS
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TuE sHERIFPAYrY

rrw-afe requested 70 anroanee JAMES ID.
GlBsDNa t7lItts.r frr ihc Stef'Ca'tv, glow u
ha.s,ro-tri ~
Fs'ct 1850 MANY VOTERS.
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NEsvs. E9to,, -:

NLSVs. Editors -
] u.r.eTyc that several gen
.-grG hgyS lCen raHed lus ,Lr .t,cc oi ShtTid
o. -r Spyitg ri-cltsp, aad GAti.l WeH.d n,s Dc
l.5-. rom I4C wpftG src IA ,.ing 81 the genur-
vac. 4me' | Iecl ss-dItJ ltGt ne inirtrsisot the
fl o., a. gv,l a. the pSuTic, eculd not he sd-
rl#'y4 - . easngr 60! ne rfcsent worthy Shcrih,
JAMES " CNMPFEi.I. Isq He hes bed
srv sod ,saff east f-svo:sitiiitics 20 perform
I'd .hs Tati.. t'rrr .r ,Ta.t he people
q rsun ~ tuG:,ulr 81 riL.e faithful Of
n. : FRIEND no WORTH
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ZOE SnEKIFFALTY

ht.sf. EdlaIs -SANL. RlDESUU n. La will
D. .Irpourd re- os'y ~ ''th~ W-fkirv tnes jed.
ir.u9 t"Shty' tot ~ al eisss~. VIE sTpIeeiats n
.suPsiSa,i prsrIcai ~ risess nae
MANY VOTERS
Tsh. ? ios0.
rive are authorized Io announce JOSEPH
CRANE IS ac.EttiIie 20. The SheuhAry.
Tcp.J, i-.1
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Corn for Sale.
SChool Teacher Wanlad.
Negro Woman Tor Hire.
Wood Wanted

0tE wco4 -suos, = il rl,s.- .urr,gu.
- FNEE Pass pFFiCF
IeHfaarV 70 i-6U
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TWO NEGRO MEN "
for hire for the balance -
Of this year -
Feb 1860 e. I. BUTLER
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N/HfTE LEAU
w spiue fafpsntne, "h
Linsffl OIL ar
WiadDs Glass 81 ~ sif~s o. low -
~ ihf maffcr sin sfofd. fof ssis
bT
ian - MILLER 4 BUR ETr
~ THERfAL OIL- A No Isr,ieis iafssi.b,
- Jae. ~. SELLER BUnVErr
A LtE"E 90 oasrssvate 20 tssd 4 NJ,
~ fs's BY w KuY
F.HfaafY ~.
CCcUWBER re MIS- sa5 sl's7 0,i- ioi
- ssic ~ W grY
Fs1rasrY ie
ZfyC 80 wost wass Bosfa. o.. .ssb,
- Fsh 10 W gBg
NEW CROP n ssFsf sn4 Plims q. l,,s
~ H. Coffee. iof safe sv
Fsb g. " EWy
TRON.--l have ins fscsivsf = ..srsi ss,a-i
pshi q Pioash ssd Rsf ifcs ..lra Pspssyi i've.
nfa. ~ EuV
F,asasris
NAHs. NhILsfA .ugpIy - Lssas,s -
~ ls " EBY
4 ANDRETHs NEW CRoP 6sRDFk
SEEDS ~ sais ~
" s ERARsLsY sHEERER CO
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CONGREea.

SENATE, Jan. l0.-Mr Pugh's resolution relative 70
the government of Territories, giving the election
officers to the People, was taken up, and Mr. Green
Dem of No. occupied the entire session in oppositio
to the proposition.
HOUSE, JAM l0-Mr. Gartrel, Ad. DEM, of Ga,
having the floor proceeded to address the House, de
nying that the Democrats were responsible for tn
nonorganization and attacking generally the Republ
can party, arbutng to that party motives and acts
injurious to the interests Of tho South. In the course
Of the speech of Mr. G., coloquy occurred between
him and Mr.. Hsskn, A. L., of N. T., in which their
respective positions on the Speakershp weree1plsned
II was then extended with reference to the Helper
Book, and participated in BY Messrs. Edwards, Rep
of N. H., Leake, AID. DEM, Of Va, Houston, Ad
DEM, of Ala, Clark, A. L., of N. Y, and Norris
Rep, of Pa. Mr.. Edwards then proposed that after
to-day the House, at p. each day vote for Speaker
three times until an election. This elected cries OF
approval from the Republican side, but the Democrats
objected. Remarks were made by Mr.. Wright, Ad
Dem, of Tennessee, in reply to bis colleague, Mr.
Stokes, and Mr. Leake, AID. Dem, Va. in the course
Of some explanations claimed that Virginia, as mat
ter of defense, has the right to secede from the
Union. The House then adjourned without vote for
Speaker.
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LRGIaLATURR.

SENATE, Jan. 1O.-A Special Committee was order
ed to take charge of matters relating the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad. Notices were given of bills to
abolsh Usury laws; to amend the Hellgate Pilot law
and to repeal the act creating the Board of Commits
soners of Record in New-York. Bills were introduced
to vest in Boards of Supervisors full powers for local
Legislation, and to make general election days public
holidays.
HOUSE,, Jan. l0-AmoDg the bills noticed was one
to amend the Metropolitan Police law. Among those
introduced were-To amend the Divorce laws; to
amend the New-York Wharf and Slip law; and to
prevent stockholders of incorporated companies from
voting by proxy. The matter of inviting clergymen
TO open the Sessons with prayer was taken up, and
finally 90 amended as to invite those Of the surround
ing cities and villages.
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CONGRESS YRsTRRDAY.

The Senate took it lesurely yesterday. Mr.
Green of Missouri spoke at length on the Slavery
question. The Southern men seem determined
thai this subject shall have no rest. Green was not
even content with devoting one day to it. He
spoke till he got tired only. He is to resume his
topic to-day and 60 on, We do not know how long.
One Of his predecessors used to make four-doy
speeches. Perhaps he intends to follow that exam.
pie. Fortunately the Senate ia not pressed for
time, and perhaps the sessions may as well be
wasted in one way as another till the House is Or
gsnized.
The House Likewise dey oted itself exclusively TO
talk Mr.. Gartrell and Mr.. Leake of Virginia ex-
pounded their ideas Of disunion, secession, the
pluck and power of the South and other entertain.
ing themes. They both held that Virginia may
secede from the Union whenever she likes and that
nobody has any right to prevent her. If this sent
ment is universally held in Virginia. of course that
State does not want to go, she has taken no step
in that direction As she seems thus perfectly con-
tented within the Union, We do not SEQ why her
representatives need get into such towering pas
sion az Mr.. Gartrel seemed TO be in over the mere
abstract claim of right to 60 when the State does
want to depart There seems TO US to be q great
superhuity of eager and imprisoned discourse on
irrelevant subjects. Why won't Southern gentle
men be persuaded to drop the discussion OF negro
questions till after the House is organzed' Let
them pay some regard to the prophecies OF their
position before the country. Gentlemen OF the
South, will you not adjourn the negro, and take up
some white man, and make him Speaker
Mr.. Edwards Of New. Hampshire made some very
manly remarks, and tried 10 bring the dsorganizers
to an agreement rs to their future proceedings lie
wished the House TO agree to begin TO ballot every
day at I O'Clock, and then take three consecutive
ballots without talking. But this PROPAGATION
,maeked too much Of business and good sense, to be
palatable to the Democratic party. They declined
to do anything that looked like organizing the
House. The country will not be mistaken as to
who it is that is playing factionist aud disunionst