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Proceedings Of To-Day.

Is THE HOUSE, to-day, after the reading Of the
journal
Mr.. Miles desired to throw out few practical
suggestions, with the hope that they mig ut tend
to expedite the organization of this House At the
time he Yielded yesterday to the cOlloouial dis
cussion which, as he conceived, was so happy in
Its results, he was endeavorng to show that the
Democratic party proper of this House was not re-
sPonsible for their non-org anization.
He wished to say that which would have ten
dency to produce some degree Of harmony and
concert OF action among the different elements on
this door oppose d to the elevation Of the Repub-
lican candidate to the Speakers chair He thought
he could speak with impartiality because he was
not party man, and did not recognize party ties
or party obligations to the extent that many did
After referring to the Helper book and the fact
of Its sentiments being 30 obnoxious to the peo-
pie of one section Of the Union, he asked Ii 1t
was reasonable to suppose that gentlemen who
looked to the welfare and peace Of the whole
country, could vote for gentleman who had en-
dorsed such work. He held that the anti. e
compton party In this House were responsible for
the non-org animation of this House
Mr.. Miles stating thst those of that party who
bad gone over TO the republicans would be here
after Chased with that party,
Mr.. Haskin desired to know II then on the same
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III The London correspondent of the Boston
Post learns that the report Of the arbtr ,t rs he
tween MI Scott Russell, the builder, and the
owners OF the Great Eastern, will put down va
nous nying rumors discreditable to the builder
ana 70 tne vessel, and e1onefate Mr.. Russell from
the imPunnon OF usirg inferior materials and
executing his work not in accordance with his
contract. he also learns that there Is good pros
Pec' OF the Vesse- being chartered by Mr. Lever,
On rfns very favorable to the shareholders and
al interested. IL his proposition is accepted, he
VII nave tne shi p finished at once, in good style,
- in'o regular trade, and guarantee a good
go 'ono 70 tne shareholders on their stock Of
America, next summer. y "
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ARREST OF ABOLITION INcESDIARIEs IN NORTH
CARoLINA.-The Rev. Dan'l Worth, whose arrest
and examination at Greensborough, n. c., for in
cendiary conduct We noticed several days ago. in
default Of bail for good behavior, has been COM
United to Jail. lie processes to be a minister of
the Wesleyan persuasion Of Methodists. He is
about sixty five years of age, six feet four inches
in height, and weighs 275 pounds. He is said to
be man of sense and shrewdness, and calcu-
lated to do great mischief
Another abolitionist Of the name of Turner-an
old mdn-was arrested and tried in Greensboroupl
on Tuesday last. 1t was proved that he had sold
and circulated Helpers book. He gave bond in
S5,GUO to appear and answer at the next term of
the superior court of Guilford county
And still another southern man Of nothern SEN
timents, named Geo. w. Vestal, has been required
to give bail in the sum Of $1,000 to appear at the
next term of the Chatham superior court
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Personal.


800 Hon w II. Richardson, Ill, is at Browns
80. Major irwin Mcdowell, Capt ID. b Sackett
and Capt. Williams. u. S. A.; Fred p. Stanton.
Of Kansas are at Wizards.
...' Mr. Monson, the Secretary of Lord Lyons,
at Washington, is detained in London by serious
illness.
49, A. j. Williamson, in a note to the Herald
gives notice to Sicklts, aud the public. that his
seat will he contested as soon as the House is
organized.
49, Mr.. Seward was in Albany Wednesday OH
his way to W Washington. The serious Illness of a
relative in Orange county will detain him there
a day or two.
800 Gerrit Smith is at his home in Peterboro
very much improved in all respects, but not fully
restored to health; and the Doctor has prohibited
him from receiving visitors and from giving
personal attention to his correspondence
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OA Southern Rights meeting was held -
Savannah, Ga, on the Goth ult The resolution,
authorize Vigilance Committee of twenty five
citizens to be appointed by the Chairman of the
meeting, whose duties are rescribed They also
recommend direct inportations, non-intercourse
as far as practicable with the abolition comnuni
TIES OF the North, and urge the propriety of en-
Pioying native teachers and patronizng Southern
schools aud colleges They also call upon South.
ern representatives in Congress to protest against
and resist the right Of representatives. of tbos.
Northern States whose legislatures have nas,ed
laws violative Of the provisions of the Cons,it,,
ton and the fugitive slave law, 10 occupy seats in
that BODY.
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III The Virginia House of Delegates has adopt
ed resolut ons nstructng the committee on schools
and colleges to inquire into the expediency Of
reporting bill prohibiting school commissioners
throughout the Commonwealth from subscribing
to any teacher, male or female, who halls from
the north of Mason and Dixon's line, unless they
shall have resided in the State of Virginia for at
least ten successive years Previous the committee
on finance into the expediency of providing by
law that no license shall be granted to any agent
OF an insurance company not chartered by this
State, unless such company shall deposit with the
Treasurer of the Commonwealth bonds OF the
United States or other satisfactory funds security
for payment to policy holders of all losses that
may be sustained by them and the committee on
military affairs into the expediency of establishing
depots Of arms at the town of Martinsbur-, Perk-
ley county, and at the town of Paramount Marie
county
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NEW HosT1LITIRs WITH THE NABAJoEs-One
Man ht!led and Ttco Wounded.-Mr. August La
come, well-known trader from Taos county
who had gone with only four men. BY permission
of Col. Bonneville and the Superintendent of In
dian affairs to trade with the Nabajoes was at
lacked about fortnight ago 10y party of Naba-
Joss In the Zuni mountain, endeavoring to drive
off his stock; they did not succeed but they re-
peated the attack In FL Cuerbo, and killed one of
his men and wounded two. We got this news
from Mr. Lacome himself. and have full conf
dence that Col J. l.. Collins, Superintendent of
Indian affairs, will investigate this matter, and
have justice done to the parties concerned. Santa
Fs Gazette, Dec. g.
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The Denver city express has arrived at
l.eavenworth with dates to the 2Sth ult., bring
Ing SIS 600 in gold dust. There was much dis
satisfaction in regard to the provisional govern
ment recently organized, and generally it was
regarded as failure. The attempts to collect the
taxes levied by the legislature has been unsuc-
cessful in the mining districts, and there was a
general want Of confidence in the government
The people look to a speedy organization of the
Mininyy oy Song,ess as indispensable;
in the intervals of warm weather. Building of
residences and stores was progressing rapidly at
Denver City, but there was a great scarcity of
material.
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II A member an extensive furnishing house
in New York returned from a tour South reports
that Richmond, Va, merchants refused to con-
.tinue their trade with his house, because he and
his partners voted for Fremont II is said to be
the fact that such a feeling is stronger in Rich
mond than any other southern city, because of
the desire Of its business men to compete with the
great Northern cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York and Boston
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SEwINa MACHINE LAwsUIr-An interesting
suit is now IN progress before the United States
District Court in Baltimore, in which l. NJ Sing
er sues I-add, Webster d Co, for an infringement,
OF several patents of sewing machines For the
convenience Of the jury and for the practical sx-
planation Of the mechanism and working of the
several sewing machines in use by both parties
some six or seven ofthese nimble labor Saving in
struments have been placed in the court room in
a convenient position for the court and Jury 10
witness their operations
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The Weekly Star.

This valuable and popular family journal, full
as usual Of metropolitan news and gossip, and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public. Embraced In its
Interesting contents are the following articles:
esrdfoT b'gfsr on me Present Crisis; The Wander.
or; IN Editors Experience of War;
S'''ihDSf, the WIFE PoiSoasr; Decline Of the Qua
SsrS; tnfeTEenisd BTeGd; An Undesirable Nnr-
sry Maid;
Coo! S'rindi,-isntr from on Ascending banker;
CTiors Murder IA Boston: Don't Jogglc the
Checker Beard; YOE Con-; Pass; :. Poisoning no
Crims;''
Johr Bro,-n's Career IN Kansas: Reception of SEN
atOr SeHard ia Neir York: E1pplsicn Of Thirty
s,1 CHizsHs from Kentucky for Estertaining
Abolition Sentiments;
Arofhe' IHs"rTsetionist Sentenced TO be Hung in
Virginia. The Fight for the Championship of
England The Contemplated Field Of John
BrcteH's Operations;
Ccngrs,sionaI Proessdings; Supreme. C,in,raland
Police CoEri Proceedings; Operations ofthe Pat
ont Ocies; tn. Branch and G,ors Il fair Of Honor;
Cry Statistics:
The Postal Service; Far Minded Opponents; In
sendiaTy Matter IN tbs Halls; A Looking Glass
for the Republicans; The Spsakership; Southern
Commercial Independence; Senator Se,cGrd; The
Hon. S. S. Cor, Of Ohio; The City of Washing
ton; IHsinceyify and Purpose offhs Republicans;
SigsifeaHt;
DEPARTMENT Nstcsj Editorials; Eashingtox News
and Gossip; Local Intelligence &c, &c;
Late Nsrs, Joreigs and domestic, ty mail and
Telegraph;
Inters,ting Personal Eems;
And great rariety Of choice literary articles, both
prose and poetry, TOO numerous 20 mention
This is just the paper, above all others, for men,
bers of Congress and others sojournin2 in the Ma
uonal Metropolis TO send to their friends ut home
Price only cents per copy, or SIPS per annum
Postage prepaid by stamps when SO arranged
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FIVE VERMONT BANKS IN BAD OpoR The
following extra has been issued from the office of
Thompson's Reporter: THE Traders Bank Ban
gor, is thrown out; the Norombega Bank, Ban.
gor has failed; the Maritime Bank Bangor. has
failed; and we find it advisable to stop buyinp
the notes OF the following banks: FRANKLIN County
Bank, st. Adams, Vt /; Commercial Bant Rn;.
iington, VI; Union Bank, Swanton Fails VT !;
Bank OF Royaltcn, Vt; Farmers Bank, Orwell
W and we find II necessary to be cautious of ali
Bangor money, except the Veazie Bank and the
Merchants Bank " "
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IL man named Hall, living in Virginia,
about IS miles from Newtown, Md and who was
lately elected Captain of militia company, has
been accused Of abolition atinites Letters
were found in his possession with John Brown 8
signature attached thereby afrording proof of the
charge II is said he forged Gov Wises name in
order to obtain arms
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principle those Democrats who voted for Mr. Nav
nard who was ranked as an American) were here
cast their votes thus,
MIR. Miles replied that in his opinion they were
not because 1t was distinctly stated that Mr. May,
naIa nao never been member Of that order, and
they were.
Mr.. Haskin said he did not Nor did the fact
OF ms voting for Mr.. Sherman constitute him a
Republican, for, anxious for an organization. he
had voted also for Mr. Gilmer an American. be-
cause he thought him a national, conservative
man, and was willing to do SO again, if he could
be elected
Mr.. Miles proceeded with his remarks. He
would repeat what he said yesterday, that these
hVe Anti-Lecompton Democrats were dsorgan-
, ,kers' and would proceed to show it. Why did
crazy! Let them forget party ties and party obli-
cations for the time, and come forward and or
ganize this House. II the Southern Opposition
ana the Anh-Lecomptonites were determined to
hold out then he proposed that as they came here
claiming to represent the sentiments and wishes
OF the people that they should appeal to the
people, as is SO often done by the English Parlia-
Insnt.
Mr.. Adrian of N. J :, rose for the purpose of de-
filming his position. AS he had been nominated by
an Anti ecompton Convention, and elected as
such, he had voted consistently in this House for
an Anti-Lecomptonite, and would continue to do
SO.
He was still speaking as our report closed
IHE BENIcIA Boy OFF AT LAsT.-John c. Hee-
nan, the Benicia Boy, sailed for Europe on Wed
nesday in the Asia to meet his engagement with
the English pugilist, Sayers. The report of his
departure by the City Of Washington steamer on
wednesday was preconceived ruse to distract
the attention Of the Buffalo authorities who were
waiting I'm New York to arrest him. He was out
OH board the Asia undiscovered by means of a
ruse, and kept shady in his state-roem until the
udo1
New York fancy DESTROYS to witness his departure,
catch parting glance, and if necessary, assist in
preventing rescue
In addition TO Mr. James Cusick who does not
accompany the Benicia Boy in the Asia, but fol.
lows him. and who assisted Aaron Jones in train
ing him for his fight with Morrissey. in October.
1858. the services of Jack Mcdonald, one of the
most clever Judges and most experienced men in
the English ring: have been retained to place
Heenan in the tttest possible state of preparation
for the great fight on the 10th of April next He
will also second him on that occasion, as he is
considered by far the best man in that capacity to
be found In England; probably Nat I.angh ham,
the only man who has hitherto defeated Savers.
will assist him in the discharge Of these important
duties
We learn from the latest London sporting Jour-
nails that the Benicia Boy is the favorite in the
betting. The odds are five to four in his favor or
whenever the betting is "even," 1t is invariably
:: Heenan for choice"
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III Colonel Thomas L. Fauntleroy, LIST ORA
goons, u s. A, arrived at Santa Fe on the I'd of
November, and immediately entered upon the dis
charge OF his duties as Military Commander of
the Department Of New Mexico
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NAVAL.-The L. s. ship Pensacola arrived at
Key West on the 2eth December, under sail from
Pensacola-seven days out; she put in for ballast.
The officers speak very highly of her capacity as
sailing vessel. She was to take on board $50 tons
ballast, and sal for Norfolk in two or three days
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u AT the Exchange Bank, In Boston. on the
Sd instant. upon settling the bank accounts Of O
Ames Co, the well known shovel manufactu-
rers, one check was discovered for the amount of
i've thousand dollars, which Mr.. Ames declared
to be forgery. The bank officers did not remem-
Der y W hom the check was paid
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DIR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY AT
this season Of the year, well at all seasons
Is important to have on hand remedy for coug hs,
and colds We speak for the benefit of our readers
when We recommend to them the above-named
remedy, which has been advertised in our paper
for some time. We have had occasion to use IL i'm
our family for coughs and other throat affections
and in all such cases II has cured the complaint
We now deem II an indispensable article, for we
always prefer to have a reliable remedy on hand
for these complaints to which all are liable
Christian FfssHnH and Fdmilv Visifo,
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ID The family of Copeland, one of the colored
HarPers Ferry conspirators, at their home in
Ohio, spent the hour of his execution in PRAYER
for him, on coming out of which, the mother
said: "If 1t could be the means of DESTROYING sla
very, ] would willingly give up all my men
folks So says correspondent of the n Y.
Tribune
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u Peter Lynch, convicted at Mount Holly.
n. j., Of the murder of George Coulter, has been
sentenced to be hung on the 23i of March. Before
receiving his sentence, he made speech abusive
OF the prosecuting attorney, the court and Others
which disSipated the sympathy which had been
created i'm his favor
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POTONAC RAILROAD COMPAxY.-The Planters
Advocate Of Wednesday says: We learn that
to obtain an Act Of Assembly authorizing a sub
scripton part of the counties interested i'm H.
and through which it is to pass, by means of the
issue Of bonds the pterest Of which is to be paid
by the counties until the road 10 buil and able 70
assume them; and the counties to be protected by
a lien on the work, &c.
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ID Katy Darling, the mistress of the turf in
southern Maryland, has returned to I.eonard,own
from Kentucky. She brings with her fine colt
by Sovereign, two years old next spring, and is
also new with fold by the same celebrated stall
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VI Several large salmon caught by nets
In the Penobscot river, last week, by drawing in
channel cut through ice two feet thick This
shows that some Of these fish make winter
In that river
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The BAY FROZEN OVER On Monday the
chesapeake Bay appeared to be frozen over from
Annapolis to the Eastern Shore-a distance of "a
miles This II rare occurrence, though in Iss6
the Ice was 20 thick that persons could walk over
il the entire distance 49, 0'''
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Frcm No 52aI,,
= no on New Years night, a dars BAYN
HOKSt. with box sleigh painted yellow GSN
A liberal rewsrd will be paid for the return H2N
of tnn above 10 No. 523 81 4, aq,.
GO REWARD.-Left n n mack on Saturday eve
~ nlng, tSist DccemberD % gro, culored 81 WI
er and bound with q IL athern strap The hack was
apparently an - one, had fancy lining. ard was
dlven by q " edlum hized white man The above
Office. ia "a"
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u The famous Lennon case, involving the
night OF SHAREHOLDERS 70 hold slaves in the State of
New York IN transifu, will probably be recalled
al This term of the Court of Appeals, ii being No.
% on the calendar
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IL From Messrs. Taylor Il Maury we have
the capital December number of Blackwood's
Magazine, continuing, among other notable ar
hcles, graphic description Of the Eight on the
bo
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II The ice and snow in all parts of the countr,
have deranged the regular transmission of The
mails
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constellation argues at length that the anti
slavery party Of the North alone responsible
Tor the present unhappy and disturbed relations of
the two great sections Of the Union
The InteiIigencsr is devoted to Gov Packers
message, Of Pennsylvania; and to MISCELLANY
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III The venerable Peter Richings and b
daughter Caroline are playing at Richmond.
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PERSONAL.

NoTiCE-Al persons are cautioned against ne
gouai.ng Tor note drawn an favor of =
beyan GO. for S7nl.l7, dated Novemb ar % lgsa,
saId note having been lost. If the gentleman who
presented D. 81 the Bank Of the nj atropolis will ra
tn IL To the drawer. he will confer favor
X. BRIGE HALL
Ja+St Nos. 373 and 375 9TH sire 4
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THr WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning IL made from the Con-
solidated Telegraph Line to the Smithsonian In
satution. The time Of observation il about ?
0'cl0ck.
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death OF AN ARMY OFFICER First Lieuten
ant Edward II. Day, Sd Artillery, died at Rich
mond, Va, on the morning Of the Sd of January
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I'm f. CHURCH sOUTH.-Rev. ]. G.
soa church SFff RffI%GsG EtE S
st;:S Of q fffSsi BE-.
In6Imary on MONDAY yaHasfy stS a. f Z m.
rGEkMAN SCHOOL. MEETTNG.-The
An SUNDAY e n s1s s 81 f%rse
o'eIe ss,. cHAs. KLOMANN,
Y-THE MES>RS WILLARD cave kindly
The o Pnss their 81 hall fTsGRAND CONVERT
d NeIs JsnAssS s
the fhf best st sssn @
part In the CONCERT For particulars future ad-
ye a ent Tickets 5.ceptsl foE sale at a Book
f HSls N''l' Stores and at the Office Of Wla 3,
roEFlcE Of THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
U5 STRANGE COMPANY b. C, wisHINs
In acc rdanoe with q provis,on of he charter,
tns o Maanssers publish the following statement Of
Amount of premium notes on hand go. sIlssa 81
Amount OF cash on baud. ........... l3la7 IS
Amount OF losses du ing the year...-... sos 81
,NorcE Is ALSO GIVEN that the annual meeting of
IN when an election viii be held for seven man "a
ayers to serve for TN. ensuing year.
b, order of the Managers
49, SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.
~ On ,MhpN ESDAYh ia us,y arr. isso. a
ON ACHES Re.tvs to sss
Shells Of the b GgIf Of California,
s Nsu Eh:9s Seas including the Paper and Pssry
The pubIic are respectfully invited. Lectures
eG ae sissM at E quarter O'fOr's O'clock
rBALTIMoREo o,r,ono,
1cE CREAM and WAFER sf iJEs inish.d to
sale" ii H .@p Sfnsi
g s,so ps5tiss Ball. Meddin:., FAIRS DaneSs
A0s An3 3o Use. .ffs sGhAf 'ff5ITEiI
Sss:s: IT .sa
n@ALL, KINDS OF GOOD THINGS IN
the i SsPdtss,Dnsrs .s to be had Ct EUs
ssrg cheap anu small Pound fnf EsSs Cakes
de- h-imS CORNER 18th and r straets
H Asf; % % pd aoG Once,
" Z. ia cost
OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER FOR 1860
- Proc 81 cents. Sent free by mail for same
jas cost THY efafs.sn M .SGks'S, ,sa4Psr
INTERPRETATIONS NEW NOVEL;
bookstore
Odeon Building, corner "a street ard
~ Penn. avenue.
y ment Of 6ns ovERC1ATS. for men A and hRI,
A. STRAUSS,
. No. 314 Pa. avenue,
do-N doors from nth street.
L CHESAPEAKE BAY
OYSTERS,
ONLY q Hours OUT OF WATER
Received every day, by express, and cold low
=, J.R. b. sCHwARZE's MN
CID We known Oystsr Establishment SNAlsI
Soetheast corner OF Twelfth and f. w
RMARK THE PLACE WELL.
SEEKERS OF CLO>KS AND sBAWIs
y ARE ADVISED That we Offer our entire ,tnc :
'a aste sGS' articles at coi. ERRy not
i.sst Pa. .v. AID 9th st, T." Perry BuiIGino,y
KID GLoSEs AND GAUNr,rrs
uTsnty- hive dozen Of the above Justly Gel. brs ted
jas J. w. COLIES Co. saa nh -,
S EMEEKREiENRs OF ,s ZINE DRESS GOODS AMI
msnse .tock Of fne Wooden Dress Esh, our I'M.
onersd IL Cost; more not asted-less not ken.
Iss Pa. sv. and 9th i PE aSs,1, 4 BRO,
SELLING .n,II. &C! OFF AT Cost, FOR Cash. oul
snd T,n,s s.Sok 1i nne Back Cloth Cloak BrooS,
Prio~s, to close them out this month. "''Dai COS
;.ss, Nv; COLLEY a. CO,
l.9 o a23 nth street. above Pa sv.
piANQS FROM THE FIVE RtSC F1,.T0
nee In the World, at JOHN r ELLIS'S.
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DSTACHED.-The officers attached to the l.. 3
siooP-of-war Vandalia, which recently arrived at
New York from the Pacific, have been detac he'd
and each granted three months leave Of absence
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RECEPTIONS We understand that there will be
aR'ception at the Executive Mansion on Saturday
next, commencing at O'Clock, and OIL every sue
ceediny Saturday during the seasonS
The Evening Receptions will commence OH
Tuesday next. at 3 o'clock and will take place OIL
each alternate Tuesday