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NETWORK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM W. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, resPeetiai.y
ID informs his patrons and he pubic geasra una 10
~ rsu1oyed 10 the New York Cash Tailoring EslAolsa-
n.nt No ~ Ful;0n-st. Broadway, where can DO
found an extensive assortment OF Coins asHetes est
ms kc which viii made order n the most !asnIona'
bic style for cash r ,,. ,..,
A c6oic. and general assortment Of gentemens fancy
dress articles constantly on hand lylZ OWNS
CASH DRAPERs And TAiLORS, ~ Broad,
" way. C. Booth Co. haY1ng received ADDITIONAL
supplies Of choice Goods would respectfully lcYe me al
snon Of their and the public Their STOCK Is
not only extensive but comprises the richest Qualities aao
patterns Vest!n Cassn-res Dr!ngs &c ina are 10
be found n this or foreign markets
Having unusual facilities N buying, they are enabled 10
offer strong Inducements purchasers though should pc
that their low prices have reference Only 10 me
fires, quality Of aieras and workmanship, and that gar
eu,s produced their establishment not surpassed n
AM particular, by any house n Ihe I Mon
IN. Cutting Department u conducted By Dir. j. Lee,
whose almost nfable sk In the arr IS the result q .ons
o.rence and study and who possesses the happy faculty
OF fashion 70 form, and Of selecting sy RS
Of dr..- mos, suing and appropriate The --a.on is't
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EXTRACT nE LEMON

EOR aavorns Cus;a-c- Ice Cream. Je.tes Syrups, sc
Th - pure extract containing ne tue s4yor OF he
fruit In bottles, ; cents each
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and Drug
.t rs Broad Tsv corner ChErbsrs--t sod a.so 100
rpI-nr.st and - East BroaGwav. - lreoGts
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WILLIAMSBURG FIRE Insurance. Company,
w No a Ws!!.sL N-wYorx, and GFsnt-st Williams
burg. plaEGIoes ~. -. D.,
] var Bo.kefck Nicholas WycHoE, A. T. Van BosErrck
William Laytn Andrew c. Benedict Jeremiah Johnsoa
Thos AcElrath, Ssmue. i, C!aPPr Francs Du bo!7
WASHINGTON POST, President
rP-Tb- above Company continues TO insure Merchan-
disc Dwelling Houses End Furniture against losses oy
Fire on favorable "a any other responsible Com
Al losses sustained b. this Company are promptly and
;ib-rsIIy settled sJ5O 2ayvis2Gn
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General Notires.
AMBRosIAL oRRIs PASTE.

For cleansing Teeth a-d Mouth srG t'e IaaS
t5- This delightful and wholesome Odontai-
S!c Paste highly esteemed by all no have used H.
Keeping the breath and sweet preserving The gums II
healthy condition and consequently preventing The de-
cay Of the teeth considered very reeercaf article
wherever il IS known and Is beyond comparison the most
beautiful and perec; preparation the purpose
e.e the public and has received the highest Spproba-
ton of the eminent denta! surgeons OF this city
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by HENRY joan.
son. prugss; and Chemist In the Granite Building rs
Broadway cor Chsinbersst Sold also NJ 100 Fulou-st
and = East Broadway. Price % cents IS lneodis
~ The Grand Temple of Honor WI! :nee, ,A;s
evening al o'slccS a, Columbian Hal. ~ Grand-sL
or the transaction Of business Representatives,
oue,lr1 10 be puucsial in their Attendance
IS II JUN w NJ u " w r.
70 lInne.ca's Oral System.-MrS L M4Iesca
Dursna Is new organizing her Glasses tor hr ST. a w IN
tar Her pap!ls Sre requested 10 cal! aS unite Win u'
respective Classes . - q, =,
Erenins classes for gentlemen wishing TO commence t,
iidy OF the French language are being ioiso
win the simples, eleneuiS MSnesoSs ori
stc learner by easy and progressive steps 70 ihofoasa
practical knowledge of the language ~ ..
Instruction 10 Ladies during the day Residence 40; ~
Walker-st. ~ i"--
~ Farmers, and Millers's Bank, HaSers-
town. Md.-The Notes OF this inst tuition bought a. one
ps . e iWi.' taylor SMITH, No. 50 wslt.s
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sATcEELoR's HAIR.pYE.

70 n Z
lis claims 10 patronage VIII a. once be understood by
those who hsve used sold the preparations offered Tor
dycing the hair lis application IS simple, Il, effect GER
TAIN being emphaically perfect HarDye. without de-
stroying The elasticity health OF The hair To fancy
store keepers dr giss &c. il Will be found most de-
srable article as they can with confidence recommend Il
10 their customers and be troubled with complaints OF
lis dyeine the skin linen will no; rub OF The hair
color Is permanent and perfectly uniform, entirely free
from those unnatural iini varying from the faded green 10
the ova purple produced by ordinary hair dyes. In
proof of e;hcacy the inventor prepared 10 sppy the
Dye 10 whskefs or portion OF the ha,r without charge
10 those wishing 10 purchase proves satisfactory for
which purpose he has private Prepared Only and
sold wholesale and relsil by WM BACHELOR, No.
Cory the address aus imeoj.s'
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Boarding.

BOARD WANTED-By 4 Lady and her Brother in a
Da private family genteel boarding house Location
not above Canal lower than Murray SIS Address r l.
al the Office of this paper. References required Terms
must be moderate. IS ~
DOiRD-A Young gentleman can be accommodated
ID with board in pleasant private family in the cenre!
par, OF the city To any Young Gentleman wishing a
pessan, home This excellent opportunity. Address
4. Z. Q. Tribune Office. s3I
pOARDING.-Permareut transient, or day boarders.
Dmay hud good accommodations al l95 Broadway, oppo'
site the Franklin House The house eislby located for
business men, ard is furnished with aud cold water
baths. auJl BIS.
OARDING-ln Chambers-st-A gentleman ana his
Id wife or one or single gentleman can be accommo-
dated pleasantly d, 10 Chaulier--st auto i-r
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Il ILY give their GrSnd Concerts n the Lecture h0cu
IN conjunction ill other splendid performances ms
afternoon a. s. O'Clock ard this evening a. ) The rsH-
ger tas also encag Col Cha;u together win TIE SCOT
ish Mammoth BOYS, living OFsng OuAn lyns w = Al!
fre- living Monster Suase. WsS Model OF tue human
BODY In sid!uur The following performers are En-
Esged-Mis, Wheeler; Miss Z. Julien: Great Western
Yankee Comedian; PETE Morris b.!ly W hitlccH Aso'
rni.r no. - cenLN AAS-
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rs. TO RENT OR FOR SALE,

a. TO LET-A part Of the three story and attic House
k:a zl3 CnrysIe-st-To small genleei isnAy tho rent
A Wi b. moderate Apply On tho premises or a. 100
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" b. Palmer Is the daily authorized as-r, Of
r,ost OF the best newspapers Throughout; cou2t-v far
All near for which he daily receiving advert e,rer,s
srd subscriptions his o.c- II the Tribune Buildings
i,.>S TiS Eisi
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ry- The Proprierors OF thiry-fve diEeren. rewsps-
pers in PENNSYLVANIA alone have given pubic notice ma
Palmer is r Ony authorised sssnt IN he Cues o. Nsw
papers Tribune OF l7ih inst AL The papers n pe!a
and many others il other States, have gwen sna
ucuce jy2o IsG
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NEW WORK

ID tho author Of Gertrude Amy Herbert etc
ID D. APPLETON co. publish on Thursday, Lsne,on
Parsonage, Tale by the author Of Gertrude Amy
Herbert etc edited the Rev. W. Sewe. limo. Paper
cover 81 CTS. cloth 75cis
This deeply interesting story fully ustaus tho hi h epu
taon which gifted aulhOress has already obtained for
her power, pathetic description and her profound
knowledge Of tic depths Of the human heart, the springs
OF action and otre enjoy It will richly
repay perusa and forms most appropriate Gilt for the
LATELY PCBLISHED-A New EpITroS
Gertrude Tale by the author OF Amy Herbert" etc.
l2mo PAPER 80 Cts. cloth - els. Upward OF 5000
copies have, been sold OF this admirable work.
Memoirs of m American Lady, villa sAeichcs oi the
Scenery and Manners America they existed previous
TO the Revolution. By Mrs Gran Cof Laggawl l2mc.
Paper cover - CTS. cloth - cts - JUS
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r. All orders for Subscriptions. or advertising
IL Country spsPeTs Intended for V s. Palm-rs Agea-
~ shoali he addressed :" TRIBUNE BUILDINGS a. he
has Office has he d-pui- any person 70 repr-
sent his Agency in sry other pace n his City y2O sf
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~ The L. =. Senate OF 1S12.-The subscribers
respectfully announce his. her large ezzoni engraving
o: the United States pe;ed AID will IN short
ae &c published ThoS- who desire receive early III.
pcssoas 20 call A. The NI.iaaa Miniature Ga;
.ery and examine the engraving
aQIS isii ANTHONY. CLARK L CO. %. Broadway.
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IT, NCONEY ISLAND aud Fort Hamilton
Es.Ssssf.=-lt Landing AZ the new Greenwood Cemetery
Dock each way. Fare l1i each way.
The steamboat PROPRIETOR Capt H. Mal!au. will on
and after Monday the cam. running regularly
20 Cou-y Island and Fort Hamilton. touching al the new
Dock GowRnus, giving passengers an opportunity OF
viewing nwood Cemetery where they spend AN
hour IN pleasant promenade returning AT early hour
Leaving as follows CHua-s9t A. VI aud u p NJ: White
hall 10 A. NJ and T. NJ; Couey Island ~ \. NJ. and )
P N. touching ~ Cow anus each way.
an2l Is T. BElLBY. Proprietor.
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NOW READY.
DART THIRTY OF VIRTUES ILLUSTRATED FAM
L lily BiBLE.-rhs part contains spirited engraving
OF Noans Sacrifice after engraving BY De Louher
bourgh The OF all lover OF the fine arts IS par
ucuarly called 70 Ibis work. GEO VIRTUE,
slJ,- laie r. Martin Il Co ii John-st-
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The supply of Beeves has fallen of considerably, there
being only go head offered the scales The market
brisk and prices advanced and all taken by
city butchers at 81 250S3 y 100 n on the hooi equal
20 : 50G5 IS net, agd averaging abou, So o..
Hoss-Live Hogs selling at 5od3 -. with q fair
,u,Iyp nd dan
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a., TO LET-A House In Fifth avenue, between
td:a 5ls-st and 52dst Said house contains hve args
1 rooms, and three bedrooms, with barn attached ana
garden. Inquire OF Ernest keyser, near tho pretnisss
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H.s Twenrt-s aad SInlh-avcn1e (Chelseasqusfe,) re
A petr with every convenience for boarding house o
.chool; has s1ren rooms, including bath room, wste
closet range and a.. the modern CroOn waller fixtures.
Rent low 20 good tenant Inquire Of
D. A. CUSHNAN No. ls2 Pearlst
,..t. istF n h<fyy nd II All
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GREEN TURTLE SOUP Will be ssrvei
ss.sYySsP m rs dsv =: - o'clock ;h- Terrap.n
SASaHsSS Lunch. corner OF Az sid BrosSESsy-
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or the Foreign clearanccs ship - brigs and l25
.chooners British.
List OF T oregn and Coastwse arrivals at the Port
of Baltimore during the month OF August 1916, careful
" compiled from the daily st Of arrivals published in
the American:
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scHENoK's PULMoNIc SYRUP,

Tie Greatest Remedy ne Void for TIE Cure et Cosurp-
tom aud all Bronchial, PaimondI y FieHritc and
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EOSTER g. co. respectfully .atorm tie Dents. pro-
fesiou and dealers in Incorup aoie Teeth, that they
prepared their Toota Factory n Trenton 20 sup
ply them with Gun Teeth IN complete sets, with al Inc
VARIOUS kinds ard colors With the plsras well set and
warranted ecna for strength and not 10 crack
or change color under the Dowppe They also for
sale by JOIN Cs,!e Co. Waer-s and Madealane
or beet who have constant s1pPy Of ST.
peor Prepared Fed Spar and Slick, which nave been
testveiy used for BY Of the nsnrfsc
Of Teeth Il he United States and 10 extent ir
L.
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1JINERYA ROOMS.-rhis delightful plsce seems
4fIlo be The scnctCr daring ih's warm weather
Well ventilated and hea.thfI position ne present IS
one OF the coolest delightful >poi have visit
edo ,sy nothing o Mr. Se.dens splendid Model Q; cur
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UY JAMES VI. MILLBR-
- THU RSDAi, Sept 5.
tOi O'clock al the store OF Chas NJ. Leupp Co No %
Ferryst
5000 sides Of Sole Leather
5tv sides ot OAK Leather.
~ dozen Wax CAT SANS
THURSDAY Sept 81, 1870
A9t O'clock al the store ot Aaron Catn No 2S Pearlst
100 cases Boots, Shoes and BTogans. Catalogues sad
goods ready G0t examination day previous ~ sale.
MONDAY. September ].
II O'Clock, nj the Merchandise Exchange.
CH,NcERY SALE-By order OF Daniel k Grunnss, ESQ.
Master Chancrry, ali those lots OF land know No
lj7 Mercrrs bcs Is unt and rear by 100
feet deep.
II. DUCLuZEAu, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT Sr0Ch OF French aud English Chna,
IL Cut Glass Ware Grando!es, Chandeliers, Gas FIX
ufrs Nc.-rUTrLk. UUCLUZEAu viii sell this day.
al 10 O'Clock, al al Broadway, corner OF Chambcrssl tho
tOcn VI rich goods contained said tho pro-
puetor beng about einqush The business. The hole
Oi which val be perempory sold without reserve, and
consisting vi rch decorated and Gold China Dinner and
Tea services Toilet Ware, China Nases, Cut Glass Ware,
Manel Ornaments, &c.
Also, Cornelius Co.'S celebrated Solar Lamps, Chan
de.rs All Brackets Csndrlabras, Gas Fixtures &c all
ct the latest anu most approved styles
Catalogues ready and the stock be eIsmin-
ri III The hour OF sale ~ It.
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Markets.. Carefully reported for The Tr'5sne
SnrNfcr,h rr :,

WEDNESDAY September =.
ASHES-Both kinds arc firm at yesterdays rates,
with but little doing,
COTTON-The transactions in this article to-day have
been moderate, owing. in some degree 10 the trmncss
the part OF holders, and TO disposition the part
OF Spectators To wait the arrival OF later European
news, now due. The market is without change as 10
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JOHN SNlFFES, Auctloueer.
4 UCTION NOTICE.-Gente-l Furniture OF fanit-
~ soug 10 Europerns day, at 10 O'clock al liz East
broadway. contrasting OF Brushes and Ingram Carpsts,
FreSets. Glrndors, Mant-l Clock Solar Hall Lamps,
Plated snd Glass Ware, Sofas Chairs, MarbleTup Centre
Table. do do Wnsh-Ssnds anu Toiiet-Set, Workable,
Plain and Dressing BureuuN, French Wardrobe do Secre
ary, Book Case and Library VI valuable French Books
ii Bedseads Beds Mattresses aDd PiasterG and Bod
ding CrocSery and Kitchen Furniture, &c, excellent
Cuuhins Stove. Purchasers WI! come prepared win
OF Can from O'Clock TIL hour of sale
JACOB BREASTED, Auctioneer.
4 UtTION NOTICE.-Plano Fortes this day.-By
"A MICHAEL loAACSOS, store % Beckman- 81. al u
o'clock precisely, large assortment Ut new and second
maud Pianos without Sold ~ advances stor
age aud other EXPENSES. Catalogues ready. Sept g.
Catalogue sale OF Household Furniture % ~
L. VI. HOFFMAN Auctoncer.
WINES AT AUCTION.-L. NJ HOFFMAN & CO.
w Will sell TINS day nj IL a. VI. in front vi the store le
Wa-sL Port, Madeira Sherry. Hook and Acant W.no In
cases Port In Or casks, Msrschlno, Champagne, spark
ng Hook hnd Tomato Catsup and about 80 NJ import
ell Ci-afs IN half, or. and boxes. se3 IT.
WM. A. BEECHER, Auclioneer
WIN. A. BEECHER, store n Cedar-sL up stairs
w Dry Goods, Catalogue, for cash-Regu!ar sales
Monday and Wednesday Particular attention gwen TO
Ass gnees' Sales Of Goods. suN I'M
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sIr-@ .NEwPORT AND PKoyIDENCE.

E..Sa--..S-Fare to Newpor, and Providence, CABIN
81 Deck 81 50.-rhe Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY CAPTAIN y Childs will leave foot of Market
East River On Thursday. Sept. 3D., o'clock, T. NJ.
Passengers for Boston arrive IN Providence IN time for the
O'Clock Freight taken AZ reduced rates Apply 10
the Captain board n, The oihce on the pier.
The Mutual Safety is fitted up with large aud commo
dious State Rooms and newly furnished throughout
Her well character boat her ample accom-
uiudaions and low fares. hoped Will secure her
slsr- of nuhir natronape nuts lmiseod
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au1tion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aucnoueer.
Y BANtss. RICHARDS Il PLATT.-S,c

Arguments for Auction Sales
AT PsivArE S,LE-luUp Guarto Bibles every variety
n ps!l sheep and extra i.I Ard s edge oniais Also
ary. assortment OF Standard and Miscellaneous Books
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"a ALANIANDEK IRON Fol- NDR1 NUs IUZ snu
- l4 GoercGsL between Riyngton and stanton SIS ne
subscribers are now prepared order. for light
and heavy machinery and other castings OF the beat CRAFTY
Of iron. and on short notice. F. b. x j. AMORf.
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~ POWELL, ocglist and Aarist, attend: 20 pis'
- ease so 81 g 5.o way corner Of WaTren-N
sqaa'i7s cure n few tnu,s, De-, Des
.s.si Eve. inserted. spectaces adapted 10 any DO
1A,i'i''@ - 81 lmeodis-
OaE DIAPHRAGM RILTERS-Jan.son's Pc.
tsrr 1876 The public invited TO ~itnrss tee grssa
attliry sad superiority Of this invention for purifying no
Croon ecd al river water u the otfe No "a bfoSawsS'
.ul2 ln.s- WIN. 4 IEANISON. for the psonfsotole
CARRIAGE CLOTH.-l0o pieces India Ra5oee
LCa.yiAge Cloth, (pstn and tgured) Of superior
for sale al The lowest ulslte. prices, n &C. 80
the Newark, n. J. Irdts Rubber fsetery,
lyle tsG
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-T-sD ASTEAlIBOATHUDSOS steam
ssalsE.-=aS boat HI DSON, Capt WH. IL Mellen, hav
ing been ovrrhau-d ia in Srst
der will in future run her old Hudson direct
withou; stopping the intermediate landings, leaving
from the foot OF Ccdara. New York at O'Clock, every
Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings, and Hudson
Tuesday Thursday aud Sunday evenings O'clock
or on the arrival Of the Cars from the East
For passage apply on board Tickets through Pitts
field = West Suckbrilgr 81 75 and Chatham 81 ~.
T. S.-rhs Boat hap large number ot State-Roons.
sJu
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@FINE BOOTS FOB s3 o0s s, e.. a. IS. FINE
Ffsse csf Dress Boots q 90 efls; % ine CO.
~ made, and .oId IL TIL. Oily '>f " y
io' rear the American Museum
ali orotts Is our uortc- Ann-s.-
tuiro6is-
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AN AMERICAN DocK.--A few days since there APP
peared in the National Intelligencer notice Of the
sinking Of the balance dock at Marseies In France,
in consequence Of the attempt of the English engi.
neer, having charge Of the work, to improve upon
the Yankee invention. Itappears that the dock did
partially sink, but not deep enough to admit the ship
The instructions of the American inventor, Mr. Gil
bert, being then closely adhered to, the dock began
to work admirably, and the following from Mar
settles paper shows with what effect: 1870,
'The floating dock at Marsees was inaugurated
with great ceremony few days ago. The first YES.
sci admitted was the Seamandre, post-ofice steam
ship. Several larger vessels followed and no doubt
is now entertained the importance Of this new con-
structon." ... 1. #-.. I'll. - ..-
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We understand that Com. w. b. shubiek, tho
highly esteemed eommandsnt of the navy-yard a
this place, this day resigned The command Of said
yard, preparatory to taking command Of the United
States forces in the Pacific.
Commander Donin is nov in charge OF the
navy-yard, Washington.
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H. Democratic Association.-A meet

- h>cutoSTdttC hsSOClatlOn.-A uleel-
ing of the Democratic Association will take place
at Jackson Hall, on Tuesday night next, at half
past o'clock. Punctual attendance is requested of
all the members, as the business Of the association
will be principally to elect their officers for the fol-
lowing year. Democrats in general are invited to
attend, as other matters, preparatory to the exigen
cies of the times, to be taken into consideration
BY order Of the committee.
July 3l-td
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admired and honored by tho whole world Of man.
kind; thai can collect debts, carry ON bus,n.A,
and regulate exchanges, without a great centrl
hank and lastly, that we shall continue TO 20 an
in our uneqosllsd career of prosperity even though
we have pulled down our system Of special egiss.
uoD, made To build up the few at the expense Of n,
many"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-01
THE UNION.
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Senate, to-day, passed the constitutional
treasury bill, and also the naval appropriation
bill
In the House, the warehousng bill was passed
precisely in the form in which it came from the
Senate, with the exception only of an amendment to
the title. And several private bills from the Senate
were also passed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-01

~ Church Dedication.-The Baptist
church, (Rev. Mr.. Samson's,) recently erected on
street, east Of the Post Office, the upper part being
completed, will be dedicated, by appropriate ser.
vices, on Sabbath morning, August 9, commencing
at III O'Clock
The Rev. G. B. lDE, OF Philadelphia, is expected
to preach in the morning, and at night. There will
also be preaching in the afternoon, at g. O'Clock.
Collections will be takea up in aid of the build
ing.
The public are invited to attend.