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nIRECTops.
Rensselaer, Havens, Robert l.. Patterson.
Guaume Merle, Seth Low
LOWS =. 1rover, Charles = Mackneu
WIN. ~ +. Fenlz, Ihos. B Segur,
Vim. N. Simpson, Marcus i. Wad.
Henry McFotlan,
RoBEkr i. PATTERSON President.
BEsl. =. MILLrn, Secretary.
Joseph i LORD, Agent,
JAMES STEWART. M. u No 3 Ro,d =
Medical examiner.
,o Washington, ID. c.,
JOSEPH 6. LEWIS, Agent 7tb s,ree, no.,,,
opposite the Patriotic Bank
HARVEY LINDSLY, M. d., corner of Al and
y Suce's, MeuiCai examiner. feb eff
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M UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
Nl PANY OF THE CITY OF NEW
fORk-MORRIS ROBINSON, President. Hav-
ing been appointed agent for tho above named in
st,uton, ! am prepared 10 receive applications for
duration of life. The advantages Of the mutual
principle above the heretofore more usual Joint
stock companies are great that ii is only neces-
sary understand the principles of its operation to
give decided preference to the mutual plan. A
treatise on the subject and forms Of application for
insurance be had at my store on 7th street, inn
mediaely opposite the National Intelligencer Office
&. S. FOWLER, Agent
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND FRUIT.
UST received, by the schooner Columbia, from
u New York
u packages prime Butter
65 boxes do Cheese;
do Pine Apple do;
l5O IA l-2 and whole boxes Raisins
81 drums fresh Smyrna Figs;
do Turkey Raisns (free from stones,)
Ceases Bordeau Prunes;
Also, on hand:
casks Currants;
cases Citron;
! do preserved Ginger
Other Preserves and Jellies
Cranberries in quarter bbls and by measure;
Catsups, Sardines, Olives, Capers;
Anchovies, Curry Powder, &c. &c;
a general assortment Of Pickles;
Fresh Salmon, CLAIMS and Lobsters;
Hermetically sealed do; t..
Fresh Macaroni and VcrmaciIla;
DO Salad Oils, &c, &c; ~ rttE &FfF
Which, with his former stock, renders his assort-
ment complete, and to which attention is invited
S. HOLMES,
;, nh street, nearly opposite Patriotic Bank.
Dec IS-tf
RLACk SILK AND VIDE BLOND In CES.
bJ1We are opening this morning one carton
BLACK Silk Laces tta Hl
Also, one carton Of black Brussels Laces, from
one 70 eight inches wide, for trimming dresses
which we will sell very low. l1t8sHCo}t hnl'
Also, few, embroidered Gold and Silver Scarfs
lor hcad-dresses, and a few rich Satin Ribands
r'o"crs, &C s. PARKER,
Fancy and Perfumery Store,
jan oo-ot pennsylvania svenue,
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TNHESUHscRIBERke keeps constantly on hand agood
Il assortment Of HARDWARE, including hoko,o
,care, Wood Ware, Brushes, Baskets, Jap. Tin Ware,
Door Mats, and large collection of Miscellaneous
Goods to which he invites the attention of pur-
chasers, believing that he can and does sell as low
any other house in the city.
Jan 3l-H GEO. SAVAGE.
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N c. BEVERIDGE'S CHEAP TAILORING
", EST.aBfISHJME.NT,P Pennsylvania Avenue, OPP
posite Coteman's Hotel, Washington city, is prepared
to make up Clothing of every description in the
most modern style and at the shortest notice, and
not surpassed in workmanship by any establishment
in the city. The following prices have been adopt
ed to suit the times
Making and trimming Coats beststyle, IS SO
DO. do. 5. Pants do 2 90
Do. do. Vests do. IS
Making Goats without trimmings 6 90
Do. Pants do. dc, 25
Do. Vests do. do | 25
All work warranted to fit in superior style
G. &C, B. having practical knowledge, and long
experience in the above profession, will readily ac
company Gentlemen to select such Cloths in dry
goods stores as they may desire.
Gentlemen's Garments cleaned in avery supe-
rior style.
N. B-Gentemen and children's clothing cut to
order in the most fashionable style and arranged
that there can be no mistake in making them up.
dec 23-t e M
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OLIVER MHITTLESEY.

nEALER in Paints, Oils, Glass, &c, G. street,
~ Todds Buildings, Washington, ID. e.. has just
received from the original inventors and sole manu-
,iacturers, a large supply Of the genuine
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DLEASANT and eIl-furnished apa TT
i ments may be had at Miss GURIEY'S, on G
street. near a.. ieb 7-n
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Harrisburg, Pa. July ], l845-Nov Aft
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TwENTY-NINTH COS0RESS.

wAsHrvoror, wednesday. Ap!

WARRINGTON, Wednesday, April I, l8A8.
Another lucid SHINING, vernal morning. We are very
rev Mr. Tustin. Journal Of yesterday.
Petitions presented by Mr. Atchison. from the people
Al Westsrp Missouri for military posts from the West
arm frontiers Of said state to the Rocky Mountains with
the view Of protection Of emigrans TO Oregon-rs
fsrred; by Mr. Dir, from Wayne county, York State,
WOODLAND on the table Mr. Dickinson presented
similar renonstrance from citizens Of Monroe county
tabled Mr.: sturgeon presented JOINT resolutions from
Eric.
Mr. FAnyIKLD introduced blu changing the distriou,
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ERENcy a ! n ScSyffE ENsY 1850 TSoDs WATCHES

-...-.- ]. X. CCNTISS, Aucr.
EREMC9 GGssMAN FANCY uooDs. wATcHEs
AND JEWELRY, a credit Of % days, for sums OF
eco snd upws-ds Tor approved endorsed noiss-JACOB r.
whi ssilTh Day. 10 o'clock. thu suction
flat cor Or Cold street, 400 lots geld and silver Watches
me sold and gil, swey The same bers conssomsIt from
Also 100 dozen French walking ines rocket books. wsi
lea. 700 spiaE fashion hats. 1000 himbles ditto
Also Banks easss. Russia siher aud morocco writing
cases. sword mahossDy and xebraWood writing desIs
work boIes and dyersing cases.
Aso silver and 0emAn silver pencil cases. psnho ldsrs
crayons. eads, e..
Also fancy card baskets Chiaese card cases. velvet do end
soavcns zsb awood and shell do and needle books back
sawmon boards bronze wash stands. sceosons German
IN scgsr &C.
Also 2u0 600 line drilled eyed needles milliners
talors' needles, assorted.
Aso glass show confusing upwards of bottles
pomstum shaving &c with which the %
will begin.
NJ B. Part Of these oods sold By erds of the executors
to toss The watches will be sold At IL o'clock
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On Wednesday, the LIST inst. after q lingering and
painful illness HE.sisAa wife Of Charles Chrisnsn
In tho slst rear Of her eye.
The relatives and friends Of the family aso IN. r,ar
per. Of the German Union Lodge. Ne 50; Pythsgoras
Lodge and Kranken Vsrieu, No. 0s; Gettys Lod9e No
@ o. f. and the order In general are respectfully in
vsA to attend the funeral this (rrday) afternoon Al
O'Clock from her late residence. No. lo4 Pearl street.
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SCHENCK'S
r u l. M 0 N &c S Y r. u p
HAS CURED ME-.

READ. READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTlF1-
HfaH sT 81 k1SNah IN New WI 1ERsEY AN of
+:
esSSS1sy a. 9f N:T yho h .olspa
:;
d.etd Noys@b.s Last, whom be was suddenly seized
Il. ia aar s: M
.dssa s &:
b athng ,hort and ls6olous and the es. I'd
ID
an b S A. % Psd s
b. csss Il. s:h Of hope For two day, his spss
term .ss e
q ssSs ..e'a. e H.
%
& & :ss4 :y IL s With s
pillow q h: ss.ins. S 81 eos!es.i
Sa
iiss and
e:
.1 s::s ssT
10 attend Duties Ia nj
& had sHss and thai they are
''', sisss. sfi'a soad'''' RICHARD l. cox
Alarmed 70 sss: I'll std :'''
EvKsMAM Burlington Co., N j., April ,2d, 1874
the ubscrhsrs residents Of the townhp Of Eve ham,
DO hereby certify that with Mr. Richard
L. Cor and frequently visited him the last stage Of Pulmo
TO the conumptive In the possible having
been eye wtnesses to ofthe performed
IN this scctIon Of the GENTRY.
Bssj.mip suekm.n John heeS,,jr William I. Brown.
Fnohlm b. Coz, John 3. Cox Thos. H-wliass,
Jos. 4. Hewlings, Joseph Ellis. Jacob HswlinGs.
MAsLror. N. J, May sth, is45
Mr. Schenek-ST am pastor q the Blpsisr ehaIehM
taken by Of the deacoas Of his neehbors Mr.
door by consumption Ny dtinet impression that the
gentleman would I've week To my surprise saw
him my congregation last Sabbath sheathy looking
sarancs that your syrup was the mean. sayDg his life
/ am respectfully yours. JAMES N. CHALLIsA
The genuine Pamonie Syrup prepared exclusively By the
lsnat street. where lung.
sxsMnsd and obtain deserib.g CONSUMfTION.
DYSPEPSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT, free Of charge.
For sale also by B. Sands Co rs Broadway Hutchngs,
20 Beeckeyst Ford. ~ Fourth ST. Wooster; Eyentt, $
Hudso1 q; Pr 0udnsr 6 Mcetsomery e. jersey Cry W.
Kidding u Co, State u, Boston.
Pesse bear IN mind that g. Beekman does sell orr
Gna Genuine fnlmonc Syrup, and avoid deception apply
for the old ssabliahsd medicine, Not Courandt street
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WINDOW SHADES.

NoTLCETo u9.s who m.y wi.h TO PS Oh this sr,jeIe
specsy Sate that he the Sole Iuven,sr aad Exclusive
Manufactures OF the r u-nniae etsst Oil Tran
bic Curl the sd.ss and the only kna that saass
Compns,s srerv thst New, Eeh Cheap Dssirs-
be the line Of business, and for WAoiesals his Mssu
tunn
n% Fdetorv II Dirision street. 10 STORE NO "a
PEARL sIHEET four doc South or chatham.
Also, tho sup.no. Wire Window Shades, whoi.... and
Retail mo iwissr
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pALMO's OPERA HOUN
Chambers street.
NEW AND UNRIvALLED sPLENpoRs
Erfslav MvaD1nC an-sS =

Friday Evening, April 3,
The entertainments commence with some popular airs
on hs Anceat Ducimsr The Tyroleau Vocalist will
~ by H. rngsOn and Son Circular Cord Evo,tions
tnos: unssua implements of usc, The Musical Sticks To
conclude Nth the mel dies of the Rock Harmoncon Re-
nownsd Musical Wonder
Particulars in the bills Of the day.
Doors I; ~ o'clock Admittan re Is
cent?, all of the hnuae
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FANCY NEEDLE WORK EMPORIUM.
HENRY LAWRENCE.

IMPORTER or ZEPHYR wool, CANVAS, PAT.
s y NEAR Bk0ApWAY-h;L L: taks. hi. m.,hod
ne bove .o,e and prepared offer extensive stock
has line selectrd BY hmsef Europe with espsei rfc
confident that his price. cannot fail Of commanding share
public patronage Tie v opening articles euursy
new N The Market and respectfully soieu call MS lmse
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
IN .AN6WEn TO the sdvertis OF WU. Prince Co..
OF tlushng cutionns the puoic against purchasing fruit
md other trees IN sutton markss Puporns from
dsson than th.t the trees We shoud be
compelled abandon the business determine
90 to keep such only for SALE will the fullest
:.et,oo 10 the purchaser And take this opportunity
a.e moss positively thar We Will NOS sell trees from
srsr MRS AID AMsoN & CO.
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1OWAAK AMFAAIHNATkkW.
SANDS, LENT 4 co, PROPRLETORS.
Fresh Novsity!

On Friday Evening, April 3.
Filth sppesranee Of Mr Sands thorough bred Euglish horse
MAY FLY, in Pas ssu
0rard display Of Science BY the celebraed
FIGHTING PONIES, Tom spring and Deaf Burke.
g Ape IN America also, Of the celebrated Enysh
CINDERELLA.
Together with full brilliant
ship, by this unrlvailed troupe.
ON SATURDAY AfTkRNOON will be siven an ertr.
Heriomaree for the accommodation of uvsaes and fmi.
lies, commencing half past o'clock.
Doors At !; performance commence at half patti
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Improvement IN the road and s proddesysssss rns
po.'ea' Of the new charter the company have e.r,,.d
~. % zoe the Legislature should paus.
"Sspnvs the company Of any Of iu privileges or in
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WANTED.

JeI,n Assos9as, Assss &c. by a.
sss. espsess sisss yea. Old z
fHH:s q 't rate stsaanF md pseiSisf NV Yo1f
O ~bs9fs he lately s,.y.d h snpoyed o IN
nsviser Of the books in aurcs and snu e
sompc.esd .ai gnorsny
ne 70 rscry and uS 30 .an 70 n oy
ssqves 70 o. Affair." He os sr.ios S
csp. sits,son .:saiss Es He further, would &C.
specra acquainted with and business there re
% capabilities and character can give such refer
~ who may drop line TO F. g., Box No. la5 lower Post
m line
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ii. =. WILLARD w. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
WILL give their personal attention the Saesof House
Sses. Dry Goods Grocery and
st from their eed and the pu6lic 70 their
SALEg ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May lst whsu
Adams Express Omce. mTll lmsr
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ASTOR HOUSE BATHS.

THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the above
Baths 10 somPle,s order The .athns tabs entire
sssnnss aad sissn,ioa the baths esnsc Be eIeelsd The
paths are open until oe,1ek q nsht Saturday night
street usual from sunrse, until O'Clock
MAJ im'T HENRY c. RABlNEAU, Proprietor.
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS GOING WEST
THE subscribers beg inform he rsnds and ths public
that hey forward csssensers :: all ps,,s Of the Western
At this Of the for those acquainted with
pay their by the eaoa For their nforms
yil navg.b!s WI Be The 2 APR .ad Be the l.t
road tickets for which can BE- obi nsd the lowest
rates, &C W.. J. H. TAFUCOTT,
rs 6oulh ST. CO... Of Modem lane.
Due notice Of the opening Of The canal vi given
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UUeA CARD. -Cn
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

rOBLIC are acquaintsd thar this magnificent csa-
biishmeat, warmly patronixed during these l,t six
months the citizens strangers and vstors from all parts
Of nc world must speedily co:e in order fulfil the er
forth prepare tho sew snty
nve Artss and Assistants connected with this
assure The thousands of liberal who have
the Crcus Temple Of fashion and Popularity tina he
closing aud Stage gorg SOUS
Rr.tsfn management orr
The conclusive spectacle OF this wonderful ssason IN
THE SECRET MINE, from the Theatre Royal, DruIy Lane
authorities. produced with successon OF Oriental Scenery
shs most aud costly lind number ali
former attempts Every style Of Eastern Bauner Flag In
sigma Authoritythe grand Car Of Mother OF PEARL lin
ed with beaten gold. drawn by eoored hoes-fs
eomss general engagements. fearful confagratious nd
q startling eject such he Of this
man yer before discriminating public. nSl
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOClETY-Mr sE-
-. GUN, Miss J. l.. NORTHALL, Mr.. FIR AsERs Mr.
the splendid Oratoro OF the
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c,r,-srpo AVA, WH " SHIRLEY, fps :5an,,,. nu
- Apr. az ex o'eoe. a. the sslss rSoY. No Isl Br9sa
by Wm Gslbsit the best manner, and
cons Of variety Of choice birds North and South Amsr
ca bsz &c Also LOT glass and various
olherfAncy articles. IS it.rh
r. CuRTIss, Ancr..
THE APOLLO Rooms, <lo Broadway-SpeciaI and
psremptoyy Bale Of Sock Of Careetnss Rugs, Mat
ting, Table and Piano Covers &e-JACOB g. PLATT win
sell - above Saturday at IL o'clock about
Two hundred lots Of Royal Wion ssxony, Brussls Three
Fly, lngnn and teaitian
CARPETlNGs
The yhos to be exhibited .sd IN lots that viii enable
hoaseho !es, a. well 20 the trade to supply Themselves.
r. F.ulliss will DO we'll not q neglect oppor-
reasonable price they viii Be- sod without reserve to close
concern Cstalozuesw will be ready the day Of sale.
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OLD LINE ENGhAVINGS.
RY CATALL our, ct Auction-A. LEVY, win sell, on
II So day evening, O'clock 3oS Broadway, an
suvs aud valuable collection Of Ensrsvnss, Etchngs
DTawiogs, from the o1 Catalogues Isldy Sstur-
day, ay2srh
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Married.
On Thursday, I'd instant, by Rev. E. TUCKER Mr.
hisAM Fl. LAMPoRr to Miss ADELisE RED daughter 81
L. B. Reed Esq, all Of this city.
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WlNDOW SHADES, TASSELS, COnD, &c.
I'm MONDAY NEXT, tFeb. sth,) the subscnbss viii
No. % Chathaan street, New York,
One door from the Chamber new extensive and
TRAMP 4 KENT sHS s' wGS6o% y SHADES,
Consisting vsrey Of patterns and quas 70 be found
either in Europe America Prices will meuton,
but rcn our facilities factaus well ss Tor import
ing think safely defy competition with the WORLD
on hand.
Wholesale md retail purchaser respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
Nov York. Feb. nh. 1874 Ms imsm
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CAUTION 10 rHr PUBLIC

WIN p PRINCE 4 Co, VI Flsshiss, hasi.s 4.
e shst ut ard other resl hare been iepssisy
a. the Fulton Market coming from them. they
naa ,nersslyss compelled say that eli such
s iase and thsy have determined not supply any
NAL or le With their regaar sgsnts Clark Austin, IS
street. Of whom price and catalogues be obtained
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FIJME RATH.

ITO ALL ,yho are Afflicted with ,hsuTat;c complains
4 would say 20 and ny Dr. SWEETS Sulphur Fume
Bath 81 Bsoadw,y tn. ecas!i,s: Of are ,ssh that
CHRONIC nature, such acroala, Govt Salt Rheum dis
Of the Shin, joints kc The charges nodera
ted. 20 fetch IL within the Of all. m29 Lam
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POPULAR ORATORY

Hutgers Instute Friday evening" April 81; At tn 30
"A city Library Rooms, Monday. April H. TX O'Clock
Professor Whitney respectfully the solicitation
tive Of the sdvidsality Of rrmaIkabe living recently do
eauons For outline Of lie lures fsrs Of admisou
euiss Admission for evening" IS cents Each lecture
will be complete in ITSELF hut the whole form connected
7th. m3i ttissr
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OYYrce OF THE MORRIS CANAL,
Jersey City, March 81, 1886 (
NOTICE-The Canal will be ed for navigation from
IN Lesion stanhops the day Of April NEXT ana 70
Dover the and to Paterson the h ineiins
Plane 1t Newark 9Th day Of said moGth-
By order Of the Canal Commsttee,
m13os6rc j. 1aYANT Cssh;ey
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COUNTRY ADVERTISING.

MASON FUTILE. 90 William street. Meeh.nt.' Ell.
IVA change invite mseohan and others drop their
spscous formerly occupied the Brunch Post Once
and eysmine their fail files ceved regularly by every mail
While returning thanks TO those whs have fvoIsd with
connar for :dveSna the meet favorable bsisg da
~ uthcr.ed az the following tssty 90 y do by
ell the leading in Unitsd States and The CaBad
Esving 6r he agency business city, and
eonning ourselves this city enfirsy,
Chants vii gee their interest IL oss who do not
Mssrs Ma.oa Tu:ue. New York are the egesu Of orr
that be desired for
frnm that ety. Boston Atlas
Msssrs Ma.os Z TnIle, New York, are the authorised
and the collection Of due thersfor-tL
American.
New York Ageney-Nss.rs. Mason E futile. q the Adver
tssr New York to receive subscribers end adj
for the Cincinnati Gazette and to collect the bills
Messrs Mssoa & Tutle, New York. the authorised
Of Till that CITY, Tor the reception Of ayerse
md the collection Of moneys due thersfr-l Wheel
Jig Ti-es.
Mess Mason futile. New York are, agents in that
city for The rece Of aud and
the colsc2 Of moneys due therefor Louisville Journal
Messs Mason Tuttie New York. ;Ie .shs isst to
to collect due for the ChaIsston Mere ur
AID host Of Others. which can be At the oles.
e3ltsfh
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AUCTION.
EURNITuRE sALE-Tbs Day a, 70 o'clock. all the fur
Brussels and Fren pier 81 do mshoga-
ny chars sofs card tables deing and tabss Fneh bed
resus w..,.nss eoet. lamps grandolss, china glass yo
~ cutlery y ted wne oomns divans fancy chain, rock
ers, hall lamps, stair carpets rods.
Als., large ortmsal Of kitchen furniture.
a1lt.rc =. p. lNGRAHAM Amer.
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II. DQCLUZEAU, Auc'r.
/ AK1E STOCK q FIsncn and German Fancy Goods.
- FUTILE X DUCLuZEAU will sell on Friday, ID
April the Sales Room, No. 80 Pearl street the stock OF an
portsr selling Of dissolution Of eopane shp
comprising general assortmsnt. Of tooth
brushes hair do nail do French peumery cologne
wsser soap pomstum &c two millions percussion caps
yelling desks mathematical pures suspeuders
combs, xc. For further particulars Courier and Enqui
Catalogues d the morning 81 the sale ninth
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THE sHADE. 40 TEL,

THE 0HAOEo HO TEL,
81 Rends Street, West Side Of Broadicay.
THE Subscriber respectfully Informs his friends and the
public, that he has isely opened the above Establish
ment yIs superior other house Of the kind ths
citv Of New York The Satisfaction which he has hitherto
sysr 20 h rrnds aud eustcmsr Will. Pfopeto,
OF The Shades In tn ines street. he datters hnsef will
be guaranty all who patrouise HIM in his esta
lishment while effort his will wanting merit
the eonnuAnee Of their patronage.
The usual rehss, Chops Steaks Welsh Rarebits Poach
I'd Eggs, &c will b. ervsd mp in q superior style.
The Room will be regularly supplied with city papers,
we'll u supply OF foreign By every arrival from
Eur ~. mis- imsrc JAMES EVANS
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LATEST MTRLLIGRsCE By THR NAILS.
HI 0RLY IlgTHRBST119o
PROM
WASHINGTON.
MI '~fsss Of tho Oregon Debate.
~CH OF THE
Ia, a., eENToN,
FOR P0RTY-NINR.
~ '-tsss Of tho Oregon Debate.
WASHINGTON, Aprt l, 1875.

WASHINGTON, Apru ], 1876.
Another rupture In the Senate. Colonel Benton
and Mr.. Hannegan have parted company. Colonel
Beaton, in vndeatng tbs intelligence" Of the So.
nate to-day, took occasion to set General Cas- right
with regard to the treaty Of Utrecht Of l7ls The
General declared yesterday that if could be estab
lshed that the treaty Of Utrech. gave any authority
Tor the extension Of ~ west Of the Rocky mountains,
he would abandon his position on 81 40, and come
down TO 40 Col Benton, for the "vindlcaton OF the
intelligence" ofthe Senate, took up the challenge and
undertook the task OF establishing the fact and did
1t pretty clearly, demanding the surrender Of Gen.
ca to the ~ men, Is prisoner of war, on his
parole OF honor after which MI. Hannegan came
down like an avalanche upon Col. Benton. for the
particulars OF which we refer to your reporters re-
port. Gen. Cas- was not present, or we expect
there would have been some sport indeed.
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