Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1860, Page 2

ll Sr. Gzonox To Tee Rescur'—Mr. Ex-Secre- tafy Cobb’s newspaper, the Washington Consti- tufion. rallied to his rescue in its issue of Saturday evening last, we perceive. In so doing, it takes a o to strike a back-handed blow at the Star; ‘this journal being the only one in the Federal Metropolis that has spoken of Mr, Oobb’s conduct im terms reflecting the opinion of all Bere but he disunionists per se, who, however y rejolee that he, among others, is laboring the Gevernment of the United States, their heads in very shame on hearing the cifemmstances of his betrayal of his trust dispussed, The para- graph to which we refer is as follows: ‘- The black-republican journals and their allied cotemporaries of every stri pe here and elsewhere, to have drawn with more than ordinary recklessness on their stock of slander, vitupera- tion, and estes Sarr in pot to assail the late of the Hon. Howell Cobb. There te'uct not a day ny that Suie one of the pack may not be heard yelping at the beels of the ex-Secre- tary, and the noisest of them are those wao, got all they can from the democratic party, are now hoping, by their desgusting readin:ss to bite the hand that fed them, t@ cara a few crumbs from the party that will soon have some loaves to ‘divide ” .(The italics are ours.) We say that this courteous paragraph is leveled at the Star, because on a formét occasion, when smarting under its (the Star’s) rebuke of the reckless mendacity with which it sought to strengthen the hands of those who would destroy the Government of the United States for the sake of its destruction, it threw out similar false in- sinuations: First, tuat the Star had received pecuniary favors from the Democratic party; and, next, that its aim isto obtain similar favors from the Republican party. With reference to the first we have'to say that, knowing as well as the Constitution does, that it, itself, has enjoyed aii the favors which the pre- sent and last Democratic administration have had to bestow lawfully, its intimation that the Star has received a share of themi, amounts simply to an aspersion upon their honor. Upon the integrity with which they have administered their trust. Those who conduct the Comstitusion know weil that the Star has never received sixpence on ac- count of any public priating, and has published the public advertisements only in pursuance of the law obliging the Government here to have them printed in the two papers of largest permanent subscription; which law has received no other interpretation since the Star has been in existence, than’that given to it by the previous administra- tions of Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Fillmore, and Polk. That is to ssy, no new interpretation for the Srar’s benefit Its second insinuation, that the Star, inseeking to preserve the Government and the interests of the people of this immediate section of country from the wanton destruction it (the Constitution) is now striving to bring on both, is endeavoring to.obtain patronage from the in- coming Republican Administration, (which has literally none to give, as it well knows,) is simply worthy of its own history. Thus, it has notoriously lived, moved, and had its being, from its birth, wholly upon Government pat- ronage—which in its case has been little more than plunder; for the record of the legislation of Congress and of the frequent outside and inside ‘HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDSESDAY . December 19, 1860. Resioxzy —Brevet Lieut. Colonel Wm. H. T. State he ie 2 native. resi, Al in Nay, Spirit 6f'the Morning Press. The Constitution seems considerably netiled By the thrusts.of the Intelligencer of yesterday, and in reply showers the latter paper with such an as “ malignant,” “ unscrupulous, *” “stupid,” &c., &c. In a recently published letter Senator Hun- ter, contemplating the — formation of a © Southern Confederacy,”> argued in favor of Virginia’s accession to ft, as she would soon derive all the advantages which the non-slave- holding and particularly the New England States now derive from the markets of the cotton States. The Hon. Willoughby Newton has an- nounced similar expectations. This, the Jnieiii- gencer thinks, is based upon the supposition that South Carolina, after opposing a policy contrary to sound political economy, would forego her convictions for the sake of concilfating and en- riching at her own expense the border States. ee An Lerortant Cozrection.—We find that there are grave mistakes in the account of the meeting of the New York delegation of the House, of Representatives on Tuesday evening last, at the chambers of the Hon Jon Cochrane, pub- lished in yesterday’s Star and Baltimore Sun, from the gossip of correspondents of other papers. Of the meeting, we have to say that it was simply one for consultation; to see whether common action om the part of all the New York Repre- sentatives could possibly be obtained with refer- ence to the distracting questions of the times. It ‘was understood oa coming together that no reso- lution whatever should be proposed and voted on. and that determination was carried out in good faith. Mr. Cochrane stated generally bis views of the grievances of the South, and their proper ress. From that subject the meeting passed an informal conversation on the pro- priety of ceercing aseceding State, Mr. Reynolds embodied bis views in favor of coercicn in writing, which were discussed; developing thus an oppo- sition to coercioa on the part of Messrs. Cocbrane, Briggs, Sickles, Clark, Maclay, and Barr. It was supposed that rome of the Republicans were hardly prepated to take such extreme ground as Mr. Reynoldsadvocated. Mr. Sicklescommitted to writing and discussed the expediency of inviting the Virginia delegation to a consultation. He and Mr. Cochrane strongly urged this course; which seemed to meet but little favor from the Repub- licans. The meeting then adjourned until this (Wednesday) evening; having disclosed the fact that the points at issue in the House and before the country were the same points which divided the New York delegation by nearly strictly party lines. Warrsw Liss tux Danorn —If anything will defeat the prospect of some action by the Com- mittee of Thirty-three likely to have a powerful effect in preventing the border slaveholding States from following the cotton States out of the Union, it je the current disposition of Soutbern members of the committee to t their brethren and > aad peretotoet ) 30,329; at noon, vitae ee Maximum duri: hours, ending > a. day, 37°; minimus 29°. 5 COLGM BIA R A. CHAPTER, No. 15 Ut ae held at dist Govtral Masons Ba of Pine eee NING, eS eee ae Saow . me eompunicnn, m avi "i eed F. Paeeteamy, eee SEXENTS WARD REPUBLIVAN as SOCIATION A oo ny Reh t shove: As- seciation wiil be held al, (th sorner of Maryland av th ‘street 0 THIS (Wednesday) EV 5! inde foe LH Hepa i cans in the Ward are in me fed to WM. J. MURTAGH, Secretary. 1” (CS Tit Reeconors at an W OF. Rye Ane NGTO i Aseessors of hisherbed a I meet at th Tat fo Pech of Decem ber inoli Five. t ore LJ ol igo! jusive Hoge fA register the names oF aang rom LJ iret W Ward—John A..Rheem, 179 Pa. avenne, beiw ge and 18th Seeo1 Want—ceorge © Taomve Stewart, corner Tweltth and Third Wa: P Henry Curtis, corner Eighth and Le Uarth Word Thomas W. Burch, Fifth st., be- tween G and H yi ifth George T. Barret, oorner of south stith Ward—L. A. Tuell, oo Eighth st. east, at the residence of John C. Rob Seventh Ward—Peter Hepburn, No. 85 south F atroet. ltween ath and 9th streets south. dell tasth PHILADELPHIA PONS FCAIONE: Y. Toe Cream. Water I Wodding oe, ‘ound Cakes, Mince Piva, Pastry, Crastat 7 reer Pies, Jellies, Ana a general asso ing: the Confectionery line, at "PORSEL ES, corner Twelfth and F ats, 0 24 Im* INTERESTING TO SANK NOTE ater the ie. — HOLDERS— Virginia notes taken at thou fom the Novihin It who are amet | semade for is bench daveloped by te nr | 469 Seve atese Peohen Cnn Soe, Ko laboring to obtain satisfactory action by the com- | investigating committees, have, happily, so dis-| gN,,8 7! nave,on to aks Aastha pated mittee. If all from the South upon it will but | Justed all upright men of all parties in public Goods, Hats and ni prices to wait the times, Temain at their posts, we cannot doubt but that life, asto bring about the obliteration from the |. SMITH, Clo! one hone ced anttel report will be no % im No. 460 7th at . oppo. ‘oat Office, statute-book, by joint action of the Executive and Congress, of any opportunity by which money in the Treasury of the United States may hereafter be so used for the utterly shameless demoralization of American public affairs. Knowing no other means of existence in its own case than by the en- joyment of Government patronage, its perceptions of influences by which a journal’s position may be induced or regulated, induce it, in this in- sinuation, simply to measure our corn in its own bushel. So much for its attack upon the Star. Now, a brief word further, in its ear. Does it still fall to realize that its open labors to destroy the Government on whose bounty it bas lived, are fast bringing all to believe in the truth of the fol- lowing paragraph from the letter of Secretary Floyd, which we find published in its issue em- bracing ite attack upon us? “itisa pe error to meppeee to foster the plant ing f of the aid prompt er From the Prince con- sort, who sat silently. by and witnessed the delib- erate insult of an American minister by a British eer before the con; i ‘of all ‘Lristendom, simply because mast existed fn the United States. down to the wretched cocknsy, bimself forty times the slave to suffering and “ire eumstances beyond what any ro is to law— there is not an Englishman who does not 4n his beart abbor slavery, if Ae does mot also abhor the country where tt exists.”’ (italics again ours.) Though said to have beea naturalized a year or two since, that the conductor of the Con- made, Otherwise, Massachusetts, Maine, Wis- consin, ¢f o/., stand a fair chance of being able in the report to defeat the hope of the speedy action on the part of the people of the North necessary to prevent the border slaveholding States from fol- lowing the cotton States out of the Union. | © wees MPSEY & O’ TOOL, WEDDING oan ff ‘Ss: WEDDING ER mane bENONG TIONERY, ry ante oma hoot les, 2 ses eeeteetanirs 7° ? - W asmrecoon. ‘Tue Sv-ComMirtee on THs FoaTive-Stave Law, is 2 very conservative, and (for the country in Its present strait) fortunate one. Its members (the members of the General Committee of Thirty- three from the border States) are one and all ex- ceedingly anxious for the settlement of all the distracting questions within the Union, rather than ont of it. Air. Campbell, of Pennsylvania, is the oply gentleman on it whose sentiments in this-connection we do not positively know to be as explained above. They will doubtless speedily report some plan to cure the present fugitive-siave law trouble that will be satisfactory to those im- mediately conceraed—the people of the border States. Tax Commitrex oF Tuinty-taxes.—We have every reason to believe that yesterd+y, after further explanatory discusston of the multitude of prop ositions bearing upon the fugitive slave law be- fore them, the Committee referred them all by an unanimous vote to a sub-committee, eomposed of the members (of the Committee) representing the border States North and South. The territorial tuit tne t ‘sui mes, for cash. de 19 : J. W. COLLEY & CO., a MERINO LEGANT CLOTH CLOAK: Josn or i] ae nee the saan Yoees to the best of we nm sellaas ae olaas bri ia Vormont. Send for De ba hist. Add: EC. . *de19-DiwW1 West BORGE CARP er iitencr on Garces CAKES, MERINO ® SHERP. eed that the interest CA le of the eat k ecleriel: won wid ake es = weil to give hum 4 call. ide IS iw EAU SIFTL PRESENTS hg 'W. COLLEY & CO. $2 seven. COLLEY & £0, A Rr SILK RO. de 19 6t OR e HRISTAAS PRESENTS. a —— Se ane i Nel- | stitution is by no means nationalized—Ameri- [iegxed: sown thee Sor ee ‘then rgereh son, of Tean., obtained joer; wi Com- | canized—is evident in the intensity with which d all rioh Dr be a8 th mittee adjourned untilto-day. Mr. Nelson, there-| bis journal seeks to foment a division of the oa ta abs oe wy a O8 C EY" pea tue fore, opens the debate on that subject this fore- | t/nion and consequent civil war among us. Long | —“° 13 6 = coventh st. ob: ve Fa av. noon. since it secured all the present administration had toaceord in the way of money during the QIGNORA or cree RAIMONDI, RAKO ASsOLUTO, Axotuer Prorosep State Convention —We a of the (ane Bing’ eer, learn privately that it is highly probable that Gov. | balance of its existence, in the bargain under mde ad pe hing? Muse wn pe ig rth ; Morgan, of New York, will urge upon the Legie- | which fts conduct wae relinquished by {ts late eli a Clothiide.. Cathar of Kine, Vicker lature of that State (to meet on the ist of January | owner, on the pledge that the departmental Brame alana sami: of ineuishe familiva proximo) the propriety of calling a general State | printing, &c., should be appropriated for its sup- inthe trrcente wage convention to consult upon the duty of their State | port. Having no possible opportunity to wring jonce, or by addressing a ni in the crisis which™is upon the whole Confed- eracy. The weight of the great commercial in- terests of New York city is certainly being brought to bear on Gov. M. to induce the Proposed action on his part. Tux Hovss Paixtine —By direction of Mr. Ford, Printer to the House, the Superintendent of the Public Printing has delivered all the work so far ordered by the House this session, to Messrs. Larcombe and English, who will at once proceed to its execution... So this vexatious trouble bas been cured for the time being. “another red’? out of the present administration, | MU8°, store. and no hope of making its salt out of the Demo- cratic masses, which havesteadily refused it aidand succor, it tarned upon President Buchanan in this matter of DISUNION, the moment it fancied the disuntonists seemed likely to grow mad enough to atiem pt to make, by largesses, in itecase, a silk purse ont of a sow’s ear—a journal commanding some share of popular con‘idence and respect; 50 often and always so unsuccessfully tried, with large expenditures of the public funds, by those managing Democratic-party affairs. We repeat; there being no more plunder for it here, its inbers’ have of late been directed to the task of securing patronage from those who hold this Union of ours to be “an accursed thing.”’ It now unmistakably scents, in the far-off South, the carrion on which it has alone fed. Hence the readiness with which its columns have of late been prostituted todo Mr. Ex-Secretary Cobb’s work. That is; the work of defeating the honest exertions of President References-Chevatier Bertinath Minister of Sardinia, and the Hon. Mr. sae a C from Penney rents. Tus Bebe Duane sr oarraRs Soitable fer the Beason, 7 Can be fou: oe BURNS'S, No 408 Pa. a between 42 nnd oth eta tment i sfitteks tui Wefor Ghrivtme and New Your Presents, {nt.& Gon. da 19 Iw mitieige PEsennre FOS Fors oan vi y ic 50 sh ng to, the ste 6 a s eral teres faaotimnat of Delaina Se es cae Bie" ged foliaraand Botay irte and ee Tex Mixvres’ Srercurs.—The Committee of Thirty-three have limited the speakers in their sit: tings {© tea-minutes’ speeches. This is a good move, showing as it dees that they seek to transact business, rather than to afford o; for the escape of oratorical gas in their midst. 7- There was a rumor in Columbia, 8:C., that pobihes Rings, pay 83 F. W. Pickens, Governor of South Carolina, was | Buchanan and his administration to secure to the aris eros me: on G: nae orlabe head confined to his rooms by the disease (small-poi) | country at large the continuance of the blessings of ** Pidtontay slhog at ved Bays, now raging in that vicinity. He has made a| peace, progress'and individual prosperity, while | 1° 110t sai Sevonth st amis 2% public stat ment contradicting it; that his trou- at the same time striving no lejs earnestly to HEAP CARPETINGS, dies are uherety of indigestive character. remove all just cause of fature sectional strife, ce - pis Carpeting at oni © OF F* poe Maliames 0625 28a Ma. Cons by obtaining for the South, in the Union, the} * s 50 and 62 cents, Fonsyoent Geren. an Ponies new constitutional guarantees her exigencies ren-} 2 wea >, ee of the Columbia (§. C.) Carolinian says - aot'g ht Seg ee: roa itt do.” St orate, “Cobb bas resigned. Hisadministration of the ryy ea = Passage conte,” rremeea oat very fortunate. He is Ne me (TRS. RECT URE S.—On “44 Olloloth at x cents. * more @stute politician than financier. a aa rookie | Phineas: Bi Draests home & New Arreasay Gaxznat —The President idges, @ Prine Shane this morning nominated. Mr. Edwin M. Stanton ep r Covstryotion, ba CTS to be the Attorney General of the United States. re soeneatiey PREACHIN had ee stonser venue He wil doubtless be confirmed in the course of TE rire Univer to-day's session of the Senate. gor eae. ia nin Congres zit En wahiagtoe road site. apie asad orate a sae The ladies ef Fieteher Chapel bos CS fai oe i g Se set’ Becctiee inolusive oi oust ourselves. Sie: 50 cents; single = rege a < TarBenare’s srrciat commit 8 the state of the Union had not narerd rah oi = fil apo THE PUBLIC. : ‘appo! hs 7 erie ers when the Star went to geo ate Srlatge amount of mones to Prior to | SS ——_— . U7 The Charleston (S.C) papel eeém ner. Tae eas iar Shuroh, | ex! ar 7 of us for vous at every fniication that divanion.wils pot | htol the parsonmme, prosper: ‘The Courier calls the great Philadel phi comm eo. o meeting ‘ The Patladelphia Unison Humbug» ‘i Bvexinase ia t re weea iy iv limes were lest. Snes, Sn ae wT wT COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. Sensthan,! ond Fran’ Lentio’s Magizine’” tor § ia ES Ee oo * roby civen Japoary, ead emma ye Ls ws law a wi for the year tam, o* Fhe» whos sats ghia dren as my the col! INIT IR £2 HOUTA Walker, eames S.A. bas ot ote, Tagen |p AUCTION BabEe— narpaeteee paced P MORRO a Norics 1 MEREsy Given that LLa Pa Pal No, 502 7h street, Ts fans fo re RY. RY EVENING. Ports deste ncn fam tagger Ss aes te Fae oad we ii Paatees as t pi rnin Groskery, end Glace — eee ee Slotegs the tow a often |B sersnighe ag Gi sabi, Hale would, tn sheet sty Plafaly thet ] Sense meee Tut curry neh ratoof interest | ['Preurscriment cf Hour kerpne Articles, Cer- mor tgs ery He opinion of We parti- without condition, and without reference to other 4 gererephlcel Hae eae San sha orpartion - stain er fi 1 ‘than | ny ate he ae tated licy, the m: a new Consti tution, the be Senators to it. He would ak the Senators, “Will your honors stick?” manibaty & PAGE, Anocts By WALL & ge ory a Cans. ce Ra =En Costiy W: ofthe ve enumerated, whose certificate of i as and omises. but simply what was right and lawful. | Seurity for ite ne re a ot yaa = of Mr John. | ccepted, son to make a few remarks in reference to that | turn such deposit. Should the proposal: Senator's allusions to the personal liberty bills. | the provisions of the act of Congress, or of this Dyhinentenettiobeae ce to give ‘wey for an ‘he Senate then ad. Norden, — After our report clesed— ‘The motion of Mr. Sherman was decided in the affirmative— sare pays 81 By this Mr. Crawford's resolution was or- dered to be laid on the table. Mr. Curtis moved to of a bill providing for th- roads aan munitions es cg Reg om stores, between tlantic coasts, and "for other Purposes. Green, aes Mr. Branch objected on theground that the bill, Tah 10 v7 aloos, should be first considered by the Committee of | for “ooount the Whole House. An informal discussion then ry wiehi liday presents, as ere ey are ‘of the pi eperohons it ot Unperieciens. Spier tere ec tias WALL & BARNARD. Avot. By WALL & BARNARD, Avotioneors, Bare nee 90 soacdo dare, Inter rpornt of sehons ie me may the Aas Barre's Brown Su He Spat suet mun Stared toa com | Ber Mead cera BaaROag | GREAT AUCTION BALE Gt Ne mittee of foeeiee > On motion of Mt Mr. Curtis, the bill was so re- be rk ates, t, Gun ¢ pee TT PRESENTS. —— and the House then went into a Commit- Bee, . — ‘Tyo Gite Gibson, Whis- losent Bronze Biequet r igures. tee, ‘abi r. Grow In the chair ) hina sod Bohemian bon Ware, &o., & itt ranting land to afd in the construction Barrels Rrandy, M Wine oy fone ween fx, Neokt:er.and G ores, Prt ia the Nestilary O¢ Nebesaka wes fret Hen pen ne <"iteer Soapes ork’ Boxes, Odor Bixee. | ikem for coaideation propeeed, but it was or Por gee Porm mon: wit cgi Cahae, a tag Bape pale ay when the Committee rose and re- iene 4 ee _ = teac Borders, Or é ie Hetiomtare ® Lf ttles ol nA ltrs fom from Mr. Ford, House ‘Printer. waa | de? WING, Avct. iene fe CN ag en rei to the effect that at the aced rates he could inot without great sacrifice continue to | (ZTE ABOVE SALE 18 Tost etek wnt mee ches, wit bfeen few Gaede. Jant do the work. inst. game hour : penrel Ione tae sh Bees Mr. Smith s that Mr. John C. Rives estalogue and withow mt reverrey at N ak °. oor aide ae ty Pee “ streets phebay MORNING, ath ber, at 10 o'clock and 7 o'clock p. Bi and continue da i] Until all wre disposed of ‘erms oseh in Crt fonds. be ALL & BARNARD, Avots. was willing todo the public printing at existing By 7 DOWLING. Auctioneer. rates. re town, DMINISTRATOR’ SALE— wil be sold at Suction on SATU The House then, on motion of Mr. Sherman, AY. 5 - 1 eno Dae ont adjourned at fifteen minutes past four o'clock. ag Re. Scmkes ekciaaem rest, Georg: on he goods and bi ease ad December 19. roy rom, Goorseton deceased, Szxatz.—Hon. R. Toombs, of Ga., appeared | kera’ Tole and a 6 amount of fine By A. ‘aie Auetioneer. in the Senate, and took his seat. —— been myo rniture. XCELLENT SALE OF wousnanep spree etapa ite | urea OAT BASS Bt mene of West Point; re! we me Committee on uJ 7 Printing. By CLEARY & GREEN, Auctioneers No" Pr ‘food eesortment disecting ts preservation of ane cogyak sssh of OUSEHOLD Ft FURNITUR FrECTS és ae or Salt. coutisting of Sofas, Kas rect ne it cone! the Teritestel lawoenbenitied to Occgrea. Hwee URE ara NING, deChairs, me 0 nad fe ae Mr Mr. Clark moved to take up bis resolutions a eating a ‘weahalls sulle the ha oe top Center Tabie and w on asking the President to communicate certain in- iy —— | oe Sno Seeman piel tone, formation in relation to Fort Moultrie, its Saree, —— ae raeore s (the dag wild M ees bs » Badevent speees ag Ti te -—— ‘Wash- and instructions relative thereto; agreed to. ope Houta old Faraiture capetelicn ir part ror minode, Mr. ae 9 alluded to a certain erroneous haat Tg forte of fine finish and tone, with = 3H aed Mantel Ornaments, ssoctated Press es, 8 rR, in [ag tntgres Orleans papers, and gave notine that Masorany Sofa, spr nz-sest +, ani Rocker,§ ahossay robes and Cottage ist Matirenees if no explanation was made he would, on to-mor- Be anes py Seen. and | Co ionkete, Shoot and Har oe, move that the Associated Press "reporter be Washsink. ° om clvet Brass ls, Ing excluded from the gallery of the Senate. fo’ Conter and Bid jigioth, Stair Rods, Ruse, Mats cee ct, Mr. Gwin also said that the h had sent | Wainut went Ghaare nad Rengeors. W eek ii 7 Sideboard, and and one case of fine Stuffed forth fabrications in regard to his ons with the President. xtension Extennica Tables, Refrigerator aud Gas Chan violator, and ce delier, Mr. Hunter i the invalid pension bill; and Shuck Mattr A which was arpeta, On ‘Gislot, and Mattines, ‘oat fenson'e Ploveriel, well bound, eotimgr oh Washburn, th Bat » Offered a a} Radi and Chamber, $P Geitts, . ne, Gi ti Cot itshen Reqtiaiten” two Houses of Go in meinow it be | Shinn. C eseee soloe tnmmerens te enuimer- Gon; ad: arn to-morrow it be vg open jo to meet on the 6th ‘ogether with & general secortment of Pane juisitos. = All sums of and w: cash; Several gentlemen objected to the introduction eer a pas A | ah = resolution; but it was decided to be in reaert sity dag » for Bt nen | seafarers A. GREEN, Aust. FUTURE DAYS. D atte House rH for wg Inquire Mr. Etherege moved to lay it on the table. ae poe ee aon The yeas and nays were demanded; laid on the table—yeas 77, nays 7. oithemag Introduced a ae ee te. FUREY; mdorebe end in Gol' teres an BOLD AND. awd o completion of military roads in the OUSEHO. treet .% New Mexico; referred to Committee on Military Paral for ioe Cea, ae ao rom, AP Aer = 7, Ys cers Affairs chat er dence o's geaUron er ‘8 Mr. Shemne from the Ways and | Sign of ot, between 10th and lithe ema rz, Means Committees bill making cBPpropriations es for legislative, executive and ju OS Ss ed tot ef Fe A a Tag sang | iris the Year 1502 - “ 5 abla TO ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS. ej Sele, Chaira, «Sad Sor me Also, a resolution instrnctin ‘Committee on Public Lands to Ingaire whether any officers con- | datstand pill’ mclaren rh Tey off to | Cotnge B gta Ws nected with Surveyor General’ Ps offices can be dis- iL aw: Taaisele, Di gee aia nsed with. Referred to the Committee of the vat. R Le a & BRO., ep Disiag Fabien, ont Loans Thole on the state of the Union. " 36 Central Stores,” om Ges hs Mattresses gad Co jouse then went into Committee of the . pai seas, Creekery W Whole on the slate of ‘the Union, (Mr: Bocosk, samiay, Sigpanite Canter hr ~ and otber Stoves, of Va.,in the chair.) when the deficiency bi HARACTER AND INFLUENCE OF ABO- being taken up our ; slowed. J Cc = Pi INS, rivet Chareh, Brooklyn, N ryt y eed Sta Caipets, And many other articles to numerous to enume- —————— |. 1869, by Ali of and under @J) cash; sn ae Spon faay, erm 3 J BELL Taos | & edition of this se ist cred’ tof thirty ae Sixty days, ior approved ca a.ne.,bet-dihscditineta _""_"deis” | HORN, Printer Bt. goat te Severed | deh ne ne GREEN, Anct USiC BOOKS BOUN INE 8 with 1 8S por lon, withou = : Mee fad Toth sta ret BEES, oes a Cuber aLor cig veg flops downs Bo oe ane teen ete____de19_ Fruit 1 "[ UE BEST KIND OF ashe ga Ss or | _ Black Trecot Gio IATARY. WANES, | GALE or merase On FO MDAY ag , priess from to Nova lack Cloths, Ladies’ hg oy of December, at 12 o’oleok hg ‘ve At tt Li Fiutés, PSpjoe, Accore ert at erode convert our stock i cash, we are ab.te i, atthe warehouse of J. A. . ic re foduced 100s, ae ee O6 Pe av. bet sth and Lock 7 ~ Win. tafe < £3 “ Spee of ren aictuled Rye Whisky. REMEMBER, ors: oe sky has been in the possession er at Soe orarne sae tee PE the tetrity Tait ene ney ET 8th atreet>, opposite Center Market. Ee eee AFTER HAT You save an 10 dallarby buring your DRY G SSokss $8 iBiors No. | 4072 521 Sevent: fri tm Sre sellin: ENR Y EGAN, lier ta more Near Avenue House. REM: In SE” ANTS FArEReA} aa Avopllft ie de 19-10 a} woot At ‘laos p vere. Jie fe} BY jorent Weed veoka 4 OF passage at one fourthtese eat Broa at pauret OREN, Bopke Sher Ti By J.C. 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