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To CONSuMpTrvps

- Ilhf7hH Cod LtreT OIL JeIly,
This great specific for CONSUMPTION Is fast an psr-
oealng s others In Its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tusercular diseases Prepared upon
Highly scientific principles of the pufe oil. and
robbed OF the nauseOus taste of the pain article il
II received into the stomach in it's Jellihed form,
without mastlcatIon, and is gradually dissolved
sHd dgested passing into tho small Intestines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the BODY by its
nutritious properties and thus assisting and sus-
Sltlng nsturs IN overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine
and recommended by the faculty everywhere this
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and a. Scrofulous affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Washington and by AT re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFoLD, PARKER Il MOWER,
Nc. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesxla A cents
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, at his residence corner of NJ
and First streets north, Mr. EBENEZER ROD
BIRD, In the 57th year of his age.
His friends and acquai ntances are invited to at
tend his funeral, on Wednesday. nth, at O'Clock
p m. tBalto. sun copy.D
On the 26th instant, at ~ a. H. MARTHA the
beloved daughter of the late William ii. Thomas
aged IL years, months and s days May she rest
In peace. Amen. :"
Lonely the house, and sad the hours
since. sister, thou art gone;
But, oh. a brighter homo than ours
In heaven, Is now thine own.
Tbs friends and relatives respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral, on to- morrow w ednesday
ate noon, at O'Clock, from the residences of her
brother ln-law, Chesterfield Marshall) corner OF
5th and st. south, Capitol Hill.
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Admiralty Dect.ion

NEW ORLEANS, June 25 The United States
Circuit Court to-day decided that the Mexican
steamers General MIRANDA and the Marquis Of
Havana, recently seized by the [. 5. slOop-of-wsr
Saratoga near Vera Cruz, are not lawful prizes 10
the United States
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DR.: Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family
use, IN boxes, At Is and 81 cents each. Also
IN cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to 9 I,
each, with book Of fnll directions. For sale by
IA. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A Fitzgerald, $50 north street:
Also by F. b. Winter, north corner of X street and
Nermott avenue. Also, PoHd's Extract Of Witch
HHEst, for Internal and external infammations OF
Oil klhdS' Sold as above. ma 9ly
PRHNIEs.-Pereons desiring Pennies will always
ind them fnr eEohAnra AT the st,r OHsoa counta-
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THK BISON OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our young and mddle-aged to indulge in excess and
debasing habits. Those who are earning for some
influence TO dispel the growing evil, should read
f1"'aaH rTH' nv. or Physiological ReseavchsS" IL
dclneates in rird cOiOrS (for It is beautifully illus
tTated' the causes and effects of local and vital dis
ease and decay, point ng out the only sure AaTsfV
rn!rs-read the advertisement of HTT,ss,gga,S in
another column. Sold 10y DIR. Barrow, l94 Bleecher
where. WV
Sold also by 8. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington.
H. IL ma = lin
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The Confessien Of Rev N, u,,s.n

TRENTON, June 23.-We have reliable iaforuna-
don here that Harden has made a Confession OF
having poisoned his wife. showing In the whole
transaction degree Of guilt seldom equalled
uov. Olden has resPlted the execution Of Jacob
;. Harden for one week and day, bringing Il 70
Friday, the 9th day Of July
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HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTRRs.-VIgorous di-
gestlon anu pure bile produce nutritious blood. and
nutritious blood a hea thy frame. Does the vic'im
oil dySpeptIc stomach and dIsordered liver de-
sire 10 Know how the digestion NAV be improved
the pile ID other fluids of the body purified? The
great restorative named AZ the head of this para
graph, VIII accomplish within a week this desirable
revolution In the system regulating the secretIons
ahi the etIons giving tone to the animal juices
nerve, muscle and fiber, and brings the whole ma
chnery OF vit7ty INTO vigorous and healthful pay.
gIsts. ie Ia-eoSts
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BALTIMORE, June 20 Flour closed steady.
Howard Street IS SIS. Wheat closed buoyant;
white 81 i0aI s.; red 81 30al 40 Corn closed dull
white g. 20; yellow 65s6ec. Provisions b1oyant,
mess pork SIS IS; prime s14 IS; bacon sides lie
Whisky is dull at 20kc.
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Mr.. Yancey At Richmopd.

RICHMOND, June y Mr. Yancey is TO address
the citizens and the secedeu here tomorrow and
mass meeting viii take place at Capitol square
Tomorrow night
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Nav Vorl NIarEsfs

NV YORK. June 26 Flour is dull aud steady;
State IS .35aS545; Ohio 8 e0a5 IS; southern
% oOa5 IS. " heat has advanced 2,3c Corn has
advanced lc; mixed 67ks6sc. Pork 10 steady
mess sl7.75als.50 Lard is firm. Whisky 10 dull
at 2la2lkc
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Later from Mckee

NEW ORLEANS, June 2S--The steamship Aus
Tn, from BRACES on the 2Oth, arrived here to-day
The Liberal forces, 300 strong, were concen-
trated at Guanajuato, and Miramon, with 1900
men, was at QueretarO. battle was expected
to take place near Calaga.
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 2lst instant, by the Rev B. F,
Bittlnger, Mr.. JAMES f.. BE sLf., 70 Miss Ell
LEN q. TRUNNEL, all of Washing ton.
On the 2lst instant: by the Rev. Mr.. Coombs
REAZIN M. FERGUSON, to Miss SARAH A.
BELLERG Err, both Of this city.
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BARRY's TRICOPHERnus

Is the best and cheapest article for DRESSING Bean
hfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by al Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar pam
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THE LATEST NEWS
Ell EG RAPHIC.
Fatal Affray

sPRINoFIELp, Mass June 2s-Justin Terry
and his wife, Of West Springfield, got int an
altercation this morning, when the lstter struck
him on the head with q Ratchet, and finished
py throwing him into the Connections river
jealousy on the part Of the husband was the
ceuSe OF The dimculty. Both were intoxicated
az me Tune. The woman Is under arrest
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EinanciaI

NV YORK, June 2o.-Stocks are hrmer; Chi
cago and Rock Island 69X; III Central shares
63k; Michigan Southern ~, New York Central
81 +; Pa. Coal Co Sc; Reading 4O&; Nil. 4
Nj ss6A; Mo. 6's SAX
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Fire Mt Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, June 26.-A fire broke out last
night in Tower Co.'S hat store, No. 1I9 Main
st Loss Sll.OO0. The adjoining buildings were
slightly damaged.
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nIunicipaI EIectieu.
BaItimere yIarkst.

NORFOLK, June 25.-Mr. Lamb, the democratic
candidate for Mayor, will prosaby be elected 20
day, according TO present indicstions
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, MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMS DESTROYER.
the Oldest and best remedy known for extermipat-
Ing hsts and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs Ants
den Insects. ~ N"i
u Principal Depot. 612 Broadway, NY.
Solu ny oil druggists everywhere. ma l8-Sm
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MRS. WIysLow., an erner,enced nm

mks. WINsLow, ar experienced nurse and female
Physlolan has ScothtHs SyrxE for ChtIden Teeth
tng, which greatly facilitates the process Of teethint
oy soItenlng the gums, reducing al Inflammation
VIII aIay all pain, and 10 sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon Il, mothers, il will give rest
20 yourselves. and relief and health 70 your Infspts
smother column. o. Iii, -
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DKArH or w. B. SWAMI, Eso.-A meeting of
the members Of the bar and ofhcers Of the Court
was called to take some action In the case Of the
death Of the late w. b. Swami. Mr. Joseph =
Bradley, ST, was called 20 the chair, and Mr.
Dayton appointed secretary Mr.. Thrift offered
resolution that committee Of three be appoi nted
TO draft resolutions The President appointed
Messrs Fonstain, Clark and Smith said commit
tee The committee offered the following reso-
buttons. which were unanimously carried
Whereas this meeting has received, with deep
anietion and heartfelt bereavement, news Of the
death of w. II. Swami, the ornament Of bis pro-
fession and Of human nature. His loss Is felt by
each individual of this meeting as that Of a near
admired and beloved friend. They feel that il Is
the general loss-the difusive grief Of the CON-
munity in which for many years he lived ard
successfully practised rather than any peculiar
grief of attached and devoted friends The fresh
emotions caused by his death leave no room for
eulogy-his eulogyis deeply spoken In these emo
tons, and lives in every heart. This meeting
therefore, confines itself TO such demonstrations Of
respect to his memory as more immediately
demanded by the character Of the deceased and
the general regrets which his death has occa-
stoned: Therefore,
RsSolred, That we wear the usual badge OF
mourning for the space of thirty DAYS
ReSotrCd, That the Attorney for the District of
Columbia communicate these proceedings to the
Criminal and Circuit Courts, aud respectfully re-
quest In the name Of this meeting that they NAV
De entered upon Its records.
Resolved, That the chairman and secretary also
transmit copy to the family of the deceased and
assure them Of our sincere coincidence on account
OF the great loss they have sustained
Mr.. Fonstain made few appropriate remarks
In offering the resolutions. Remarks were also
made by Messrs. Thrift, Miller and Darlington.
Ii was resolved that these resolutions be published
ARRIVED, at Carter's wharf. foot Of Thir
teenth-and- shalt street, schr. Pensacola Low,
ny, from Havre de Grace, with Go tons Of Goa
70 r r A. Hyde
:; SOOTHING AND BRAcINs.-There no prepare
tlon IN eNIsterce which has such a soothn NJ effect
In cases OF nervous excitement as HoSfetf,rS SfoUI
ach bufe-S. Although the fame of this renowned
inVlgo ant rests mainly on S astonishing cures of
dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and intestinal disor-
GERS, u Is eq ualiy ehcacous In nsTvou Complaint
Ihousands OF ladies resort to IL as a remedy fIr
hysterla, hutterlng of the heart nervous hCadache
vertigo general debility and all peculiar distn h,
ances and arrangements to which, as a sex thew
are subject. IL cheers and light ms the depressed
mental powers As well as strengthen the botIy and
It's use never folio ved is the case VIII re oTdi
action. 10
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
rywheTe. ie 2s-eoSt
=, MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMlS DESTROYED
tne OLDEST and best remedy known for exterminat-
Ing hsts and Mice. COckroaches, Bugs Ants
MOSQUITOES, Fleas, Moths, Gram w rms and Gar,
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison


LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death 10 Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap e-Sm
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CRIMINAL COURT WIN. Hensley, tried YES
terday Tor an assault and battery on John Walker
was convicted by the jury.
George w Bray was tried on a charge Of rent
Ing a house to certain woman for disorderly and
oaWdy purposes. The jury returned verdict Of
guilty, and the counsel for defendant put in a
motion for a new trial
To-day The case of the United States apt
henry Turner, In which the defendant was
charged with larceny Of an hundred dollar note
on Virginia bank, from man named Crozier
was continued. This case came up several DAYS
ago, when the evidence Of the principal witness
Tor the prosecution was given, after which the
further investigation was postponed to to-day at
the request Of the DEFENDANTS counsel. The case
was pending when orr report closed
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ARRIVED, at Carter's wharf, foot of Thir
teenth-and -a-half street,) schr. Pensacola, Low,
ny, from havre de Grace, with Go tons Of Goa
forR A. HYDE
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VILLAIsous.-A custom Of following Young
ladies after nghtfall when the are passing to or
from the residences Of their friends or relatives
appears to be fashionable with certain young
men, and two or three old ones Several ladies
have been insulted and frightened by those per.
sons Under ordinary circumstances they might
apply 10 the police Tor protection, but In these
cases 1t cannot be done. The result will be- IL the
practice 10 not discontinued, a discrimination on
the part Of parents and guardians to protect their
own families In their own way, without applying
to the police. gentleman last mig ht spoke Of an
insult offered 10 two Young ladies, and that by
man who wore garments similar 70 those of the
Auxiliary Guard II II TO be hoped that IL there Ii
a man Of the guard guilty Of such behavior his
name viii be as once reported TO his Chief, and
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THioDoS's THEATRE OF ARr-This interesting
exhibition will remain in this city one week
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. il is i'm.
possible to give an adequate impression of the
beauty and variety Of this exhibition, without
entering into descriptive details The scenery
was painted In Paris by an excellent artist, and
the mechanical part has been conducted by Mr..
Thiodon. with rare skill and ingenuity We can
commend the exhibition to all those persons who
have not seen II as one well worthy of their at
tention. --.-.. q -
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FIRE ALARM,-f.ast night, while the National
Democrats were ls1eaing TO the speeches Of gen.
temen at the residence Of Vice President Breck-
inridge, on the occasion Of the grand serenade,
an alarm Of IRE was given in the Second Ward
AS no indications Of fre Were visible except in
the breasts Of the multitude assembled around
confusion. - 49, 80
s. Ds auxrrr win me~t his n amt. A sso p.,,-
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CENTRE MARkKT.- The market opened this
morning with very full attendance Of dealers.
an ample supply Of provisions, and prospects OF
iiveiy sales. The gangways were filed with pur-
chasers, who appeared to be anxious to make
their purchases aud get home az soon az possi bic
The offerings were of the best of the season, and
were tastefully displayed at the stalls by the deal
out the market - -
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SECOND DISTRICT SCHOOL examination of
the assistants department Of this school took place
yesterday afternoon, In presence Of a number of
visitors, among whom was our esteemed fellow
citizen, John Sessford, Esq. This school 10 under
the charge Of Mrs. Emily Myers, and Is located In
the second story Of the Berret SCHOOL, there
are SIS pupils enrolled, So Of whom were present
The examination was conducted by Dr. Ironside
Of first district, assisted by 5. J Thomson prin.
cipal OF male department first district school, and
comprised the studies Of reading spelling writing
from dictation, mental and wTitten~arithmetlc
geography and grammar. The pupils acquitted
themselves in highly creditable manner, show.
ing by their answers 70 the questions propounded
taught. The department. Of the pupils deserves
especial mention, for IL was most excellent. The
company were entertained at intervals with some
very good singing by the pupils, who have been
under the instruction of that excellent teacher
mr.. Daniel EIss q
AT the close the pupils were addressed by the
examining trustee, In the course Of which he re-
marked that this was the third examination Of
this school he had attended, and that this was by
far the pesf one He also urged them to follow
on In the good path they had entered upon, ad.
through lfe that all of them might be properly
fitted Tor the stern realities Of life, and to IKE
their places In any position to which they might
be assigned by an overriding providence impress
sing upon their minds the fact that there was
no royal road to learningn An education and
prominent position In society could only be ac-
CURED By patient diligence and persevering at
tention 70 their stades, and holding up for fheir
examples the many prominent men Of our country
who have by their own exeffions attained psomf-
nens positions In the history Of our country &
~
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From Now York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Senntor Seward ar
rived here to-day, and proceeded to Wash :
ington in the evening train.
Another writ of error has been granted
in the case of T. James Stephens, who has
been sentenced to death the third time for
poisoning his wife.
The Washington correspondent of the
Commercial Advertisrr says there are ru-
mors again of military organization for
Mexico, in aid of the Libcralists. There
is no doubt that the organization of vol
unteers attempted last fall under the in
fuence of Gen. Vidaurri, and then sup
pressed, has been revived. The leaders
have consulted the Administration on the
subject, but with what result is not known.
Some of them go TO Vera Cruz to make
terms with Juarez.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

Ra Brentlinger's Extract of DAN
delion and Sarsaparilla.-Thc best
Blood Purifier. It will cure Pimples,
Dlotches, Skin Diseases, scrofula, Sore
Eyes, letter, Bottles, Old Sores, Roshes,
Salt Rheum, Mercurial Diseases, Female
Complaints, Chronic RhemAtism, Erup-
tons, Enlarged Joints, Dropsy, and HUI
mors of all Kinds.
DIR. Eof7s Tonic and Amti- Dyspeptte
THs.-The best family Pill in use. These
Pills arc offered to the public, after many
years experience of their valuable proper
ties as n safe and reliable family mcdi-
cine. They operate gently rs a purgOtive,
cleansing the stomach and intcstines of
all irratating matter, without producing
sickness, or facilitating the digestive or
gans.
Mrs. ". 4. Gardner's .Balsam Of Eioer-
trort cnd Hodrhound, is the best prepara-
ton now is use for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Splitting of Blood, Hopping Cough,
Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Influenza,
Quinsey, Phthisic, Group, Liver Com
plant, &c.
The above named Medicines arc for sale
at the Centre Wheeling Drug Store, by
REED & KRAFT.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

B5-AT THIS SEAsox, a good Toilet Soap,
is indispensable. The best soap for this
purpose is Louis EMg7ish GIyceri"e Soap
1t prevents chaps tits highly perfumed!
1t is the soap for washing infants, and for
use by all those who have tender SKINS
We have also, Bazin's barber soap, Lows
brown Windsor, Mt. Vernon Soap, Taylor's
Family Soap in bars, Transparent Soap,
balls aud bars, Poncien Soap, Palm Soap,
Omnibus Soap, Lows Honey Soap, Clea-
Oil Soap, Yankee Soap; but the 'greatest
of these" is the Giycerine Soap
For sale by 4. H. LOGAN l. Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST l. Co.
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MARYLAND Lerislnture.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-The Governors
message was transmitted to-day. lie con-
graduated the citizens on the state of the
finances and the prospect of the gradual
absorption of the State debt by the sink
ing fund, now rising of 100000. Re-
ferring to the frauds in elective franchises
he recommends additional legislation,
thinking the present provisions of the
Constitution and statute book are found to
be insufficient. He refers to the Harper's
Ferry affair as a reason for prompt legis-
Iation to encourage volunteer military or
CARNATIONS and State militia.
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G0Malerfia1.
wHoLEsALE MARKET.

TLoua-E1trn Family s5,75; Extra $3.50 supOrhnc
$500. BuCkwhoat 21zc q pound.
BRooNs-COnImon $2,5UG.2,IS.
DUrTRK-In kegs, 9Gp1O
Observation-Disclosures $2td226. ~ ZIP
p CnEEsE- W.oster, Reserve 9149lOO:
Z CANNES TalIow mould lie; dip 1Ss; star 2Se;
sperm 40c.
CoTFEE-JaVR 1Sc- Rio I21 4plSs.
WHEAr--$l,lODl,25. -. raH
RYR-S0c.
CORS-5Oc.
OATS-3Sc, ... ...s-. .r.
Fisn|shad ST He airing; 81; Masksrol No.
S1ll%@l2.
FCKs-Raccoon 9O9s7lZc. r. ,..
GISsRNG-25t935c.
HAT-Clovcr 2 ton 81; Timothy $40. -,-.
HoPs-I(GSc, dull.
Charlottesville 81 so .. t..- ....-
NoLtsSBs-Ncw Orleans 52c; Sugar House S2S.
GOLDEN SYRUP-6OCG62c. E--
NAVAL sroREs-Turpsu TOC.; Tar 1905.
NAILs-s3l4 for l0d.
RAGs-3GJ81ac.
RIcE-5@5L. .-.. -....
sExDs-Fiaxsecd 81 90; Clover $4,75GS5.
SoAP-CustilO a 10 15&16c.: Common 596e.
SUGARs-New Orleans &c. in hid, 914c in Dbl
SNUFF-Scotch 2cc. ReppeP 22@2ec.
TEA-Gnnpowder 4O@76c.; Imperial 4o9G6c' Hy-
son 35C1TOc.; Pouchong 25@30c; OolOng 35GS7Ss.
ToBAcco-6 twists l2c: five roll 2492Sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

At the conclusion Of the course OF Lectures on
ThursIay evening last delivered in the Second Pres
%arts at tho instsnce Of the Young Mems Christian
Association aud tho audience before whom the Ice
lures had been delivered: Mr.. q. l.. Cranmer offered
the following preamble and resolutions, which
unanimously adopted by those present:
WHEREAS, The Rev. James J. Marks is engaged in
locturing upot ecenes AMI incidents Of travel in
Egypt Palestine. &c; and whereas We, the members
Of Tie Young Mems Christian Association, and the
public Of Wheeling who have attended upon seid lee
lures have been greatly edited and interested There
Rssolrrl That We take great pleasure in recon-
uOnding tho kew. James J. Marks to the public
generally a. WHOSE lectures cannot fail to crafty
Resolred. That the thanks of this Association and
audience arr hereby to .dered the lecturer for tho
able and faithful in which he has depicted the
ulnnnNrs customs and habits Of the Orient, well
the graphic and eloquent descriptions with which his
lectures areintcrsperaed.
R.so3rsd That the foregoing resolutions be pub
lIshcd i'll the daily papers OF the city.
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ed: 'sHow good are thy tents, o, Israel"
Mr.. Stanton-what will they find ut
the end of the road, any pearls? ft-
Mr.. COchrahe-Oh, you will not find the
flesh pots of Egypt, you will find the
promised land where principles are found
and where the lion and lamb lie doTn to-
gether. Roars of laughter.1 You will
find it is the Democracy which peryades
and will save the Union. He did not
know that he had made use of the term
prescription, in speaking of the American
party, but it was now like dissOlving views
of the past.
Mr. Curry having been brought to the
House FROM his sick room, Mr.. COchrane
withdrew his motion to adjourn, and the
House proceeded to vote for Speaker With
the following result: Necessary to a
choice ll2. Sherman 100, McClernand
81, Bocock 80, Quarles l3. Davis ., Gilmer
I, Houston 8, scattering 10.
The House then adjourned.
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Destructive Fires.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-The large mill at
Jerseyville, ILL.,, was burned ON the End.
Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
CHICAGO, Jan. Ga fire occurred last
Sunday morning, at Sheboygnn, Wis, III
the building occupied by the county OFF,
GERS. The Court records prior to 81, and
all books and papers in the Probate Office
were destroyed. The bulldog was valued
Mt SIS, 900; no insurance. The lsss to the
county is not less than $4,000.
CLEVELAND. Jan. GA fire in RavennA
this morning destroyed the Prentiss House,
Prentiss Hopkins store and Beckley's
store. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
NEwroRT, n. H., Jan. G.-The hotel in
this place was destroyed by fire last night,
Loss S., 900; insured for $4,000.