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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

HOMEOPATHIC CHOC0LATR-cL Fen
IL Rroih-rp superior Philadelphia Homeopathic Choeo-
lste highly recommended by D.s Herring OF philadelphia
s1d Cray Claiming and GAN Of NewYork for sa!. n
manufacturers prices, by the Agents.
&fSneod' ADAMS, CUsEAAH 4 co. rs Ersu.s,.
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rG-~S hSUM1IER ARRANGEMENT. an
,EIssaszsEES-,The New-York and Enc Rsilr9,f S2
Line, from April lst until farther notice.
will daily sundsys exceptedl between the city Of Se.
YORK and MddIelown, Goshen and intermediate places
follows:
For Pa1-engers-Leave New-York a, IA. NJ and 4P:M
Leave Hiddle:own 1t 81 A. NJ. and 81 Pm
Fare reduced TO ii Is 10 Mcdetown-way In proporuos
Breakfast, dinner supper and berhs can DO bad co DC
steamboat
For Freight-Leaye Nsw-York ats p N.
- Leave Mlddlelown al Il M.
Tie names Of the consgnee and of tho station where
be len must be dilacty marked upon each article afp
Freight not received ATE. p. N. 10 New. York.
Apply .oJ. +. CLARKSON, Agent, al the Ofce, eofnT
., Duane and West sis.
u. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March zstb, 1876
~ Stages run daily from Mddle.own on the srdysd
the afternoon train, 10 Milford, Carbondae, HoasstAs
hontrose, TowaGds, Oweyo and West Also, ~ NonleS
10, Windsor, Elnghamton, Ithaca, Lc Agent on board
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JNSTRUCTION ON THE PLANO FOKTE,-

Lady who 10 competent 10 give instcon on the PlHno
Forte wishes obtain few scholars reasonable
She would prefer those who about commencing music
line addressed to III. R. nj This office win receive a,Ien.
ton. 49, mvlS lws
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W" s s5FlS for ps MteSs John Thompson mys

rTHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
BY The Hon Frederick A ,Tslmadge Recorder of the
City OF NewYok Trustees Of the OF George Lock
wood. nonresident debtor all persons indebted 10 the
said George Lockwood hereby required render
Of all debls and Of money owing by them
specvey 10 thu said Lockwood, and TO pay the TO
the Trustees md all persons having In their possession
properly effects OF the said Lockwood are required
10 deliver the 10 the Tusees before the hir
Leenih dag Of June next at the Office OF Harvey A Weed
ESQ No NssssuEl in the city OF New York All credit
Of the said Lockwood required 10 deliver their
specvo accounts and demands the said Trustees the
TIME and place. Dated New-York April 2lsL 1896
ISAAC V. FOWLER,
ABRAHAM C. DAYTON
a2s 8w ROSWELL C. BRAINARD
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g. FOX sALE-6OO LOIS Inc POST ESTATE.

o. FOX SALE-6OO LOIS on Inc POST ESTATE
S.s 10 EAST BROOKLYN, situate on Myrtls-sv-nCr.
Cumberland, Cation, Oxford, Portland, pekaib ais
and flushing avenue. Park and other avenues
The subscriber private sale upward of Coo
o the above aud comprising some OF
the most desirable aud delightful locations In the city OF
Brooklyn.
To individuals associations desiring to erect uniform
buildings lots Joining each other In quantities 10 snt
offered The tile indi sputab Covenants against nui
will be inserted in the deeds The entire property
snis Walabout Bay and the East River and is within
short distance OF the Fulton Catherine aud Jacksonst
Ferries and Ferry from the mnedsts vicinity has
projected and is expected will soon be IN operation
The soil Is admirably adapted for building purposes, add
the grade SUCH and the property altogether advan
geously situated that neatly every lot commands view OF
the city and harbor OF New-YOrk. Several Parks and
Squares in the irn. ueghburhood. For norDa.
rou maps. terms. &c apply a. The Offices OF
G. $. WOODRUFF Executor OF Gersrdus Post, decd,
myl4 eodtf 80 fuiton--t New-fork.
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Aueult JOhh
Adams. JuliusW.S
Aos,r. SOanlsp
Adlum, DR. h Il
ADKINS, Alden
Abbott. Nm
Accord, Pe:er
Adsuis, Joel
Ainsiee, James
Agent OF Oswegc
Packet Lines
Allen, DR. { L
Allen. Bartlett
Alden, Sidney
Alien, ID Wesi
Alco%, VIZ z
Alien, Sr
Allen, David +
Anderson, John D
Aa6rGss, Chas 7
Arontcco, Slsno.
Tomaro
Austin. William d
Anderson, Col Jehl
Anderson. Nm c
Avery, ClapmanS
Co
Anvil, Herman
Anderson, c 5
A,leraary Eaomai
Andgews, Wm
Andrew, Wm
AIthar, James
Austin, Jeremiah
AmsiSaA, Nm S
Apgell. JOHN w
Anderson, John
Austen , Joseph
Avery, Charles A
Ashton Geo Hear,
Ackcoll. Charles
Ayres. Joseph
Anlar Vinesu1o
Armstrong, Z w
Austin, Seth
Ashton L Co.
Rradford,Jo
Brsgs, J Joze An
tonic. 3
Bradford, ChaspW
B,Sccck, DR. J L
HachIntn, Joseph
Sagg, Ksy Dan r
Brnckeu. Vim W
Bacon, Horace W
Rshbits, z
Rsker, Geozee
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a CCUUNT-BOUk IMANTFACTOEy NJ

a HCGCNT-BOUh MASUFACTOkY, No. n
approximations Loutrel invite the attention Of
al VINO require Accountbooks Paper Stationery 10
neH s1teniiTe assortment Of edger Journals
oloers oderbooss invoice books bill books
etc OF every size and style OF binding which
ney offer IN sets by The single book very low pnces
Cap and letter papers, ruled ard plain, qualities al
mannfseturers pncea
Stationery Of every description some new sricles
Printing executed lie Lowest ra;es.
LEWIS FRANCIS
CYRUS 4. LOUTREL.
mTla Statiorsrs and Ronx -nindera II 81 .icxr-rr.
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ON VALUABLE REAL ESTATE al Prlva

Hs:3 Sse-Siusted In Living Township Essex Coan
ty. n J. shout nine miles West OF Newark IND nve
from Orange small Farm OF .6i 10 nigh sise OF
cultivation with good buildings and abundance OF fruit Sc
&c. Also Hou1e and Lot OF hcres within 10 rods OF
the Baptist Church-wh good shoe-hop and pump, ard
variety OF fruit Also. Farm OF IS about 80 wood
the rest srabs pasture meadow land well wateed ana
stocked with frui. said farm Is good dwelling Eouse
houses The above three tracts arr within
mile from Norhteld Church Also. Tract Of io acres
about mes from Northhed. For farther parcuaLs, APP
ply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoreer, : Broad
~ where y map and DESCRIPTION NAV uly2 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

ApOtnecars' EaII Lhn-rIne-si ostanllsned lr iYl
LII MkDIClSES r this establishment warranted
"A genuine. NO boys or inexperienced young are
allowed 10 WELL customsrx The fn- LEEcH
Is Tor sale or applet By an experienced psfEoa-
VIM WATSON, Chemist and 'PhsrUeceurtst,
az lE' Hrom A. Garaens So Oxford-.- LONDON.
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MOTT CE.-By virtue OF Landlords Warrant, | will
expose for sale, public vendue Tuesday the
day Of May inst al 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon a. No IFS
Chaihsn-s, Mahogany Sofas, Looking Glasses. Bueaux,
Lamps, Clocks, Rocking Chsirs Cots, Window Curtains
Astral and other Lamps. Washsands Toilet Tables, Pill
lows, Bosrs Crib Cradles Stoves Hair Cloth Hair and
sunddeS ALFRED ROACH, Contlable.
New-fork May ID, 1916. myl9 2t'
NGOHAWk AND HUDSON RAILRAOD COMPANY.
IFA-The Annual Election for Directors OF this Company
will he held al the Office OF Rswdon Groesbeck No. A
WaltIL Neufork, The second Wednesday DOH day
OF June next, IL o'clock OF that day. The poll
will continue open hour Albany, Hsy 9Th 1915. By
order OF toe Board Of Directors
FOSTER IL Sac,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

RY ORDER OF Morris fcsdick, Esq Supreme Cour,
- Commissioned Notice is hereby given that an aach-
has Issued against the Of Thomas Johnson
debtor that the will be sold FOR The
payment of hs debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according law within nine months from the
first publication OF this notice payment OF any
debts due him by residents OF this State and the delivery
him. for his of any property within this State be-
longing him. and the transfer OF any such property by
him forbidden by law, and void.
Dated April l7ih, 1916.
WELLS BROOKS, Atty. for Attaching Creditor,
az ava Snriu lie Erie
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TITO PARENTS AND GUARpIANS.-A Lady
accustomed TO teaching, residing abort distance from
tho city Is desrous OF taking limited number Of pupils
Misses from eight Twelve OF to board educate
&c. dilgen regard win be given 10 the moral and intel
sctual Of those committed 10 her charge
Terms SiUO per annum-Musc extra. By addressing
Mnd;,on Tribune Office viii no attended my9 2weod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

MIR. 4, MRS. KIDDER'S School for Young La-
k dice ISL Greene Ia open for the reception OF pupils,
who wi ii be- taught with the perscveng aud
tho same system which have proved successful during
the three years few more boardern can be received
~oQ ofaOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

geA A FARM FOX SALE.-A .pendid farm for
eeYs sae IN the Of huntington. three miles iOW
steamboat landing North PORT miles from railroad
Deer Pars. insisting of $50 so of which
ed with wood The farm Is beautifully situated and 10 u
high OF cultivation, producing grain of all kinds The
dwelling house and buildings all good Fruit Of all
kinds grape vines full bearing, and The best OF
For pariculnrs inquire Of r REED, No =" Cham
bers sL or NATHAN yOHRESE. No. 81 Chrs;opher.o'.
mylI lmeod
% WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS for Sale
- Large of land situate in the counties OF Wood
Richie, Lewis, Gilmore, Ksnawha, Mason, Jackson,
Cahe and Wayne amounting 10 The whole 10 one hundred
and thousand hundred aud or,yone
These lands part large quantity conveyed many
since In trust for the North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees Of that concern wishing 10 wind
affairs In the sp1rdest practicable Offer
these lands for sale II large tracts a. low prices and on Ia
vorable terms
Most of these lands 10 counties bordering the Ohio
river, and In the vicinity ofmportant towns and roadA
Their quality generally very good the part being
well adapted 10 all the purposes of agriculture, while the
Inferior portions suited 10 the grazing of sheep and
tie The climate OF that region 10 pleasant and healthy aud
from the increasing current of emigration the country
rapidly improving
Desirable opportunities afforded for companies
OF 10 select large tracts which make their
settlements.
Persons wishing purchase will it Is presumed desire
to view the lands and for this purpose every facility In The
way OF Information will be furnished by the undersigned
The taxes upon the lands paid up ul For farther
Information respecting them application he made the
office Of the Company No 81 Ssnsou-st. Philadelphia,
the subscribed. J. NJ. STEED Agent
m6 2iswSr PArtrrshnrg. Wood TO Va.
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- kUTAW HOUSE. saLi!more-rh.. spleen

4
E Tel has been lately r-hiied and tu,nsned IN me oSs.
I~ complete and elegant manner, by Mestrs Jat hSON
CRANSTON and afler the S0Ih April when II opens TO
he public will be ready Tor The reception ot guests The
experience OF Mr. Cransen hort of the RocSway Pny'-
ion. aud OF Mr. Jackson. at the Exchange Hotel Bait
more aad Asor HouJe, ~ York, is guaranty OF
The style in which The EUTAW" will oe Kept The Ioca
t.on IS TN. bes, in thu city OF Baltimore.
O. The PAVILION al RocSawsy L. l., Will remain ur
der The charge o. Mr. Canslou. who during the summer
months will be happy his old reudI al iha syoie
watering place a29 I'm
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.U-.r~ .OPPOsiTION TO MONOPOLY

Through without lsnding.-New. York sad
Albany Line.-The and splendid
BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler win leave Nav
YorE for Albsny every Monday, Wednesday and Ftdai
Is tlgd up with splendid and for speed con-
fort and s'''-' d surpassed by any boat tho Hudsoa
river For rsgnt passage, Inquire Of the Captain o:
board, at No S0uih-sl
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive In Abanys
ample tine for the mornng train ofcars East or West,
n. q. Freight TAKEN at moderate rates ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

n =. JENNINGS having formed CO. partnership
We wIh T. D. Lander, ats Of Newburgh, vii continue
The matchmaking and ervlry business a. Inc cd stand No.
81 FUicns unde. the and hr Of Jennings Land
er. o. S. JENNINGS
New-Yorx, slh May, isi6t r D. LANDER
Jennings Lander beg inform their friends I'D Tia
public generally that hey intend keeping hand az here.
toiore frE Of gold and silver watches -w-l
~ siverwne fancy articles &c which they offer Tor sale
reaiornhe soy house In the city myg 4J-
(,ITY LOAss.-Psrsons dssirpus ofinvesIing NOM y
Yin The Rsvenue Bonds Of this City, payabis IN Isr7
with inherent AZ sx per per annu or In Ihe Sir Per
Cent Temporary Wstes Loan payable 10 one TWO or
arss SesI VIC intefez' annually do In gums
OF S@oo snd upwards, on application 81 this ONCE
compuclers ofee HAY 9Th, 1875. N nss I'm
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miscellaneous.

ROBERT II. NIORRIS. =. NJ.
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9rbools.
MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
/. FoR GIRis, At PoucHREEPsIE, N. Y.
THIS INSTITUTION 10 adapted 10 young ladies OF eve
J. nv age All the departments OF substantial and fin
is6d course OF education taught The summer term
Will open on the 7th OF fifth month, (Msy For catalogues
containing particular information apply 10 NewYork City
to JAS. s. GIBBONS Bank Of the State Of NewYork or In
Poughkeepsio To
WILLIAM p. GIBBONS, tpd..,,,,.
GAO 3awtf G. ROBINSON & SISTERS. i'ineiPa'S.
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rE~~ AFOR LAKE SUPERIOK.-Tha nes
E-ed Sslow pressure steamer DETROIT, Capt T.
Is Ward, will commence her regular tnps %
Saturday tho 18th of April O'clock A IL making BIZ
lhps rom Detroit Sant de- 81. Marie In two day.
leaving Detroit and he Ssut every four days through
For freight passage apply TO Captain on board
or 10 T. z. HASTINGS x CO., Agents, DeIol
a232aW3mt
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n>1eAs N1'A--< steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt William Il.
Peck, VIII leave tho pier s foot OF Corl.ands every
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, att O'Clock, T. 81.
Passengers taxing tho above Boat viii arrive Ia Albany or
Troy III ample tnle 10 the early MornLg Trains OF
Cars for tho East West This Is aud substantial
bva furnished with elegant State Rooms and for speed and
accommodations Is uuriyalod on Tho Hudson
All persons oroid Trusting this boat without written
order from the Captain or Agent
For passage freight apply board the boat lbe
nhr frriyh ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-19

IN CHASCERY-Befor ih- Vice Chancellor OF the
L First Circuit Ia The matter OF ROBERT D. WALKER,
babiiual drunksrd By virtue Of order entered in
This 10Th May 1916 and commission in pursu-
thereof TO directed and delivered Robert D. Walk
OF the city OF NewYork is notified TO appear the 10th
day Of July aud sepd before the undersgred Com
mi,siouers this matter the Circuit Court Room in the
City Hs Of The City OF NewYork, upon The execution Of
such commission al O'Clock In the afternoon.
New-York, May It. 1885.
JAMES S. CARPENTER
CHRISTOPHER D .NARLEY.
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rT~s aDAY LINE AT a. vi. FOR ALI
Essr5ses,5S 5ASY-Landing al tbs intermediate psees
rhe low pressure steamboat ST.
NICHOLAS Capt GEO. b. Riggs will leave the pier At DO
foot OF Robinson Mondays, Wednesdays, and M
days Returning will leave Albany Tuesdays, Tn re
DAYS and S.ulrGsys ma n
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.E~eS = MORNING: LINE At o'ciocs, for Al.

IN - h. AlUKNINt, LINZ ~ OclOck-t0f
s.sSs7s-tS Albany and intermediate Landings. from
The Steambcs Pier AT the foot OF Barclay.sL
,h, Few low pressure steamboat SOUTH AMERICA
Captain J.. w Brsinard Friday morning, May 18th, o.
o'clock BreasfIa aud dinner board The South Amer.
lea leave. Sew-Yotk Monday, Wednesday and Friday
O'Clock A. NJ Leaves Albany Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, q, 7 O'Clock A. ~
Passengers taxing this boa, will arrive 10 time take the
.veriug trains o. cars from Troy West Buffalo, and
North 10 Saratoga Whilshall and Lake Champlain
All goods feel ht baggage bank bills specie, or any
other kad OF property TAKEN pat shipped board Ibis
boat be he risk OF the o. such goods
freight, baggage &c For passage or freight, apply on
ho. I'd ar nj The uihr on ths myli
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AT OF
/ Lard L.rips-row esteemed Al Amos, ;acisospss
SIS stee Of household urrturr being bon useful and or
nArncnisl, AID supplying The e.eares and n,est brilliant
hghts OF any lamp inv-riei-sy Sr5 vsry i.rg.
and ch the subscribers store og-lh-r win
style of French China alc dinner SETS AlIu-.
Ink,Aods Cologne Bottles and Ornsr-a-Curs cG MonId
G..ss, Stone, Eartoen arc Britannia Vse kc &c AZ BE
loves, csHh prices, wholesale and re.aiL
J. " MERRITT.
gyis g. 100 Bowery. besweer Grsnd nd Es.tsa -.
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~ NIUKNINC LINE al O'CLOCK Ior Al.
tbany aud intermediate landings from The
Steamboat Pier at tho foot OF Barclay at
Breakfast and dinner on hoard the boat The and
splendid steam yacht RIP VAN WINKLE. Captain l. d.
Abel, will l.sv- tho steamboat pier foot OF Barcays
ny Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, A. NJ
For passage or frc ghI apply ho.rd the bosL myb
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cENTREvILLE coURsE-TRorTNG.
l&l&xS 1AkS

THE following Sweepstakes open, commence
4 April 18th. 1886:
No lswsspsrLes for four year oil colis mile heats best
lin 5 in harness Sub. so.
No 2sweepstaLe for years old colts mile heats in
harness. Sub So
No 3-Sweep take for horses that purse match
or sweepsnke, two mile heats In harness. Sub $50.
No lSweer stake for horses that purse over
No.3.-Sweepstake same aslNo. 4, under the saddle.
No. 6sweepsake for horses that won purse over
SO; mile heats. best 3 in S. in harness Sab. $50.
No. T-Sweepstske No. 6, under the saddle.
NoS-sweepssake Tor horses that never purse
Slos. mile hes in harness. Sub. $50
No. s;-sweepstske came as NJ: under the saddle.
The above Sws half forfeit S23 will be added
by proprietor TO the winner Of each Of he above sweep
stakes Three make a race.
To close before April TO- by o'clock, NJ at Green
Losses. No. iss Chatham squsre.
No i0Swespstake free for all rofting horses mile heats
best y IN harness Sub ssoo half forfeit, with
This sweepsske OF April a. To close
before April TO- BY o'clock NJ. at Green Losee; three
make a
In the Colt Sweepstakes filed their ages will be
governed by the New York Jockey Club, Rule 18Th which
Th- ages Of hones shall be computed from the frat day Of
FLY foed day in the 1871 will be considered
year old on the LIST day Of January, 1919.
4, The Course good order. a6 lt*m
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Died,
On Saturday morning. April sth, Miss ELIsAsErH H.

Died,
: On Saturday morning, April 4th, Miss ELIsAsErH H.
KiLIRoy, aged 10 years.
The friends and scqusintances Of the family re-
pecully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon
at o'clock from the residence Of her mother No is
Orchard st., without farther invitation.
Yesterday morning, Mrs. MARoAREr LAKE, agsd rs
years.
The friends Of the family, and those Of her sonsn
law, Daniel OCennor and Edward Neville. are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Tuesday morning.
9TH inst precisely at 10 o'clock from the residence Of
her son William Lake Of Water and North &c.
cond SITS, Williamsburg, l. l.
On Saturday morning. the 4th inst of typhus fever
GAxALIEL j. BAKER, of this city, Of Col VIM. Ba.
ksr Of Fort Ann, In the 25th year Of Els sgs. His
mains taken to Fort Ann, Washington county for
tntsrment
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rwENTY-EIoHTH CONGRESS-.


In Senate.
WAsHrroros April Z, l64e.
sts bright Early gathering of the people In the gal
leTis. s' Prayer BY he Rev Mr Tu:n. Journal o.
yesterday
Several by Mr.. Dix relating to Jsthro Woods patent
Jethro Woods patent, by Mr. Dickinson. BY ME- Evans,
and Mr. Breeze, up on private csses.
fThe four front OF the circular gallery were oc
cypsd exclusively sS nss the vS ss s.... Dspw
members Of the House. Scarcely single Senator
absent from his place-Colonel Benton writing, MIR.
Webster examining book
thsniel Potter. BY Mr.. PennybackerA bill for the re-
lief Of Geo. W. Wharton; ulso bill for the relief OF Cal
vim Reed adverse report BY Mr. Dickinson again"
number Of adverse reports upon private cusswsrs
agreed to.
PATENT ovvrcE REPoRr.
On motion of MIR. ArHEaros the report IRON ne
Committee on Printing, recommending MovS ooP.. -
down from Mr. Cammsrons motion for 10000 was taken
up A.u.,y ro.. % tn. correction Of certain nissp
into which Senators had aisn 10 the oss
cus;n ~ this motion principal error was the dsa
thas the n um the government IN hs petons once
800 o.rs ~ Inc patent ONCE. Now, excepting the 20
lice Jurisdiction over the NstonaL lnssu.e o. tne Gem
~; rb the other. The articles Of the Exploring En-
sd,on the specimens Of American manufacturer, the
and artificial surosities the meteorological bota
meal chronological geological archaeological ard 10
illogical specimens tue gallery q peintinss s,tusry
enaavings and Of Indian portrsits ths green house;
w iii plants collected from ell parts OF the world
these things belonged either to the government or 20 ne
National Institute The patent once had NO connso.ion
the patent once upon su6srncs. Mr.. Ashley tnsn
passed 10 review OF Mr. Niiess ebjectioes 20 ths ex
printing; and In answer to the ssnssor from Connso'
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WASHINGTON. April 4. 1876.

WARRINGTON, April 4, 1886.
Oegon-F3ty-foT Forty rtimgxished- zIenss-
dous Assaut upon the Stronghold Of the Spartass,
By Senator McDr6e, Of South Carolina.
Fihy-four forty was, but is no longer II receiv-
ed the finishing blow to-day. Mr. MeDufie has
laid it cut as cold as those frozen lakes Of Uppe
Oregon.
You will see that we fairly anticipated his des-
crption Of the country. It is an appalling picture;
and truly, if this be so-and we believe it most re-
lIglously-the country Of Oregon-that is, take the
"whole"-appears to have been blasted by tho
God who made it. Never did man come up to
tor McDufie to-day. But we refer you to the ample
sketch Of your reporters.
The forty-nines are now like the legions of Ma
poeon descending the Alps, bearing all before them
Mr.. Webster VIII Get himself right upon the Ash.
speech.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE By TIE AAIIa.
HIGHLY INTERESTING
FROM WASHINGTON.
Speech Of Mr.. McDufae,
&c. DC.
THE OREGON QUESTION.

The Oregon debate is dragging its slow length
along, and will, probably, end its career, for the
present, In few days News from England to the
18th ut, will be in Washington some time this
week, and that to the 4th inst, in about ten days
after.
The speeches on the Oregon question, now max
ing in the Senate, are Of considerable importance.
We annex that OF Mr.. McDuhiie Mr.. Webster
is TO follow him /; but his remarks will affect
Oregon less than it will the Ashburton treaty. It
is expected that Benton Will again speak, and
follow Webster. It is said to be Bentons inten-
ton to make a regular speech on our title to Ore
gon, and completely demolish Allen, Csss, &c &c.
We are given to understand that neither of the
Texas Senators will speak on this question.
It was understood, till recently, that Ashley was
40 man; but he has since leaped over the Colum-
bla, and is now on 81 40