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PATENT JAPAN
LIQUID AND PASTE
BIZ ACk i NG.


The unders gned begs leave to call the attention
Of those DESTROYS Of using good article in Blncng,
10 the abovenamed The Manufacturer knowing
The excellent properties of his Backing, sent sam
ples 10 various persons (such as Boot Makers, SGc)
also to veraI Of the Newspapers. The extracts
underneath are from Of the papers, they speak
for themselves; also several persons who tried Il have
called and said that the Japan Liquid Backing
was superior to any thing they had ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Wsla,'s Pafea japan Blocking is the name Of
an cxcelcn' article; have seen it usel, and can
high v recommend tn. American, April Is.
Helur's Backing is one Of the most superb and
satisfactory articles of the day. II impats brnnce
and polish beyond description. We have tried it,
Go and do like wise.'-Sprit Of the Times, April
ID.
BY reference to another column, an advertisement
will DO found for excellent article Of Backing, in
LIQUID firm for Boots, &c. II has been highly
recommended by many who have tried it. Il not
only gives, with very little trouble, a beautiful Jet
polish but retains il much longer than any other Il
is sold by the Agen, Of tho Manufacturer at No. so,
Chestnut street. Buy bottle, one trial will prove
the fuct--Phii. Ledger, April %.
Weilrs Hacking is one Of the most shining arti-
cles in the market-Spirit ofthe Times April 2.
Patent Biacking.--Mr. J. Wellar, No. so, Ches-
nut ST., has prepared Patent Liquid Backing,
VII Oh produces beautiful It Polish, and does not
,njare the leather Those who would have polish-
d understanding shliuI read the advertisement, in
another column.-U. 5. Gazette, May l..
Weiiar's Patent japan Backing Is about the
best article Of the kind we have seen. The roish
which il imparts to the understandings Of man is
brill ant and lasting: have tried 10 and il boots
us to say all this liz is notwithstanding Bulletin.
June 7,h.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testi-
monals ssar TO the above, from private individuals
and from other papers, but the above extracts are
sufficient 10 convince any person that the manu'ac-
turcr has not exaggerated; but that upon 'sr trial
The Backing will BIZ found as represented, excellent
IN every respect.
]. WELiAR, Manufacturer, No. SO, Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
CHARLES sTOTT, corner Penn. Avenue and
7th street, Agent for Washington, ID. @.
july l6-u 80
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Mrs. NEWMAN, Milliner and Dress Maker
lyI Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sire. I.
july IA
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FRESH GROCERIES.

1,HE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving an
additional supply Of grocere' comprising
FRESH Teas, Coffee Of various kinds
New Orleans, Porto Rico, and st. Croix sugars
Do d, do molasses
Sugar house strip and moasses
Fresh spices, ground and unground
Sperm, adam milne, and mould candles
Tomato sauce, casups, anchovies, &c.
Sardnes and Curry powders
Sarsapara strip, fancy soap
Military shaving soap, &c.
Orange county butter
100 sugar cured hams
100 superior shoulders
A large supply Of cigars and tobacco
To which he invites attention s. HOLMES,
june l9--d3w 9Th street
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Vt KING, clearinghouse, f street, directly
v opposite the General Post Office
jun as
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n FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, Washing
N. ton City, Penn. av. between 9th and 10Th St
june II
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FOR RENT.--The dwelling over the
XH store occupied by Mrs Hamton, on
Esss Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between
Ninth and Tenth streets containing seven
fire sized rooms, and in good order. To small
family the rent will be moderate. Inquire Of Mrs.
HAMILTON. june lit
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MRS. +. REEDER, Miiliner, Dress and Cor
Nl set Maker, Pen1. avenue, between lst and
2i streets jnnel2
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TOHN WILLIGMAN, House Furnishing Ware
j Rooms, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, south side.
jun rs
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TUNS AND PISTOLS.--Just received and
M now opening
100 single barrel Guns, stock, percussion locks,
''low priced"
100 single barrel do, ibid mita. wire barrels,
back action locks.
so double barrel do imita. wire back action locks.
so double barrel Guns, do real patent brcech.
AZ do 10 real twist and p.tent do
500 pairs Pocket Pisols, slow priced" from Sic.
per pr to $3.50.
N. B. Abnut 30 double barrel Guns, slightly
damaged. which will lie sold very low. Gunsm;ths
will find il to their itees: to examine the u; Tor sale
by NEW OULD & RUSSELL,
No. l4O Futon street, New York, between Broad
way and Nassau ST., importers Of Hardware and
Guns. julp 81 #.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED IN WASHINGTON
-! c., ON THE SEVENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER NEXT, NUMBER
,>rrS,
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COLUMBUS o. WALL, Cabinet Maker anl
" Undertaken. corner Of 9th and g streets.
juno IL
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HANDBILLS, &c.
Neatly printed at the Office oil tie Nat VIII
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GARD.

III. Iltn street and Pennsy lyania Avenue, Wash.
ington. Terms cash Prices lower than ordinary.
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Daints. Oils, aud Paint Brushes, &C.
The subsc iber has just received large and
!resh supply Of PAINTS. OILS, &C., parto which
are named below They are guaranteed to BE- pure
.n,i GOOD, and from the best manufactures. All
,arsons ,anting such articles would md u 70 their
aJyantsye % all, as am determined 70 .ei lower
than similar artici can BE- got as sny osnef place
in this city.
$50 kegs White lead
1870 lbs. Chrome Green
l20 lbs. Chrome Yellow
20 lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure Verdegris
800 lbs. Red Lead and Litharge
100 Is Imperial Green
500 lbs. Venetian Red snd Sp. Brown in oil
800 lbs. Yellow Ochre in oil
100 lbs. Paris Green dry
SO lbs do. do. in oil
A large assortment Of Paint and Whitc Hash
Brushes.
400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting
1000 lbs. Putty
200 Boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
bbls. Linseed Oil
5 bbls. Copal and Japan varnish
3 bbls. Sp. Turpenline
] cask bleached Lamp Oil. at rs cts pr. gall
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the
mandatory every week.
CHARLES STOTT, corner 18th street
april 27-6mo and Penn. Az.
SEASONABLE MEDICINES.
BULBS extract OF SarsaparilIa
Sands do do
Leidy's do do
TOWnsend's do
SchwartZe's do
HOuck's Panacea
SWaim's do
Syrup SarssparilIa Compound
These medicines are all Of Standard Merit and
arc warranted pure and genuine. At this season Of
the year they will be found highly beneficial for pu
rifying tho blood and invigorating the system.
For sale by CHAS. STOTT.
Drug & Apoth corner Of 18th & Pa av.
may 81 If
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syJTOL1Z g. CONWAY, Cabinet and Chair
w manufacturers, on e, between 10th and lltf
streets. july "a
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PAINT AND OIL. STORE.

Onn kegs pure White Lead
oOO 100 gals. Linseed Oil
$50 boxes Window Glass.
Paint Of all shades mixed and prepared for use.
constant supply of LAMPS, PINE OIL,
Wicks and Glasses.
Pure Sperm, Lard, and Solar Oils, for sale on
the lowest terms for cash.
o. WHITTLESEY,
NAV 10 II street, Todd's Buildings.
ICE! ICE!! ICEI!!
THE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand large sup.
i ply Of pure Potomac lee which they will sell
at their Ics-touse corner Of Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street, for Twenty-Five cents per bushel.
BIRD & GUNNELL.
N B.-lce delivered in any part Of the city at the
shortest notice. BIG.
June 23---G
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GLOVE ANoDYNE
T,O0TH-ACHE DROPS. An immediate ant
i Perfect cure. For sale by
CHARLES STOTT,
Drggst 4 Apoih corner Of 7th 4 IA. az.
may 12-f
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The Election.

we have little to add to the very full re-
turps siven in our last We do not lind any re-
torps sustaining the rumors current yesterday that
the Loco Foco Assistants were chosen in the -Four
tesutb and Eighteenth Wards. The vote is so
c,ose. however, that one or both Of these rumors
NAV be true, though we think not We have no
returns for the minor Ward Officers, bat presume
that the results in regard to these generally in
dicssed by the vote for Aldermen and Assistants
In the First Second, Third Fifth, Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth, and Fifteenth Wards, we believe the Wing
tickets are chosen entire. In the Fourth the en-
tire Purser ticket; in the Sixth the Gilmartin is
chosen; the Tenth and Thirteenth have also chosen
the entire Loco.Foco ticket. The Twelfth is Loco
Foco except the Assistant Alderman. The Seven
tssutb, we think. ditto except the Alderman. The
returns from the Eleventh, Fourteenth and Eigh-
tssnth need examining with microscope before
any precise statement Of the result is given-Since
Il was settled that the Wings have the Mayor and
q large majority in the Councils, there has been
little general interest in the minor details
Since the above was in type, we hear that
Depuis Csrolin, Loco has been chosen Assistant
Alderman in the Fourteenth, instead Of Samue
Weeks, Wing, as orr figures had it yesterday
morning. The vote for Assistant in that w ard IL
said now to stand for Weeks s27 Carolin $50 ma
jority for Carolin 20.
Happens vote for Alderman in the Fourteenth is
1868, instead Of 963 but this does not affect the
result
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
Flour maintains the quiet and the rates OF yes
tsrday sellers eonendng for rs and buyers free at
o. Sales Southern Corn to-day st % to IS, which 10
decline Wheat stiIl scarce and all offered meets ready
sale q, So for white and 40 to 50 for red. No sales
Rye to-day. Rye Flour S.. Groceries unchanged and
Cotton inactive.
An officer in the Gulf Squadron writes to bis family
In this city that Col Htrneys expedition against Alvs
RADIO had been successful without loss He states also
that ths loss of non-combstsnts well troops in the
City of Vera Cruz will prove much larger than was an
tcipsted.
A, was going to the steamboat wharf just before
this morning very sensible shock felt and expo-
sion heard which many Of the time attributed 70 some
thing Ike an earthquake and 70 was town talk for some
hours The way trains Of cars from Chester, however.
brought news that the shock had been more violent
there and Of character TO induce the impression that
some accident aad occurred at Duponts ovder mills
at Brandywine near Wilmington, (Del) As write, the
Southern are not In and am unable 10 say how
far this rumor 10 correct
The sales at the Stock Board to-day were not to the
extent Of yesterday but there material variation
in prices .op
Mead % l2 South Trust III; 200 Wilmington 6s s.,
s5} 1000 State Sc, ~; GirId III Mechanics and
Manufacturers Bank Ptfsourg IS; 700 Leheh So o. .
North Bank Ky 81 100 Morris IS wn. 2t 1000 State 30
b5 72s 100 Morris s5 2li 500 Texas 10 per cent l3ds
2ii 400 STATE 5s ut u Mechanics Bank, "a; 10 per
Bond 24t 1000 6s 67 l04i Bk Penn. 2ssf; 10
Beaver Mead 23i; 100 ycksburg lli 1000 State I2s
SecoHa Board aud affrr-l0 Bk Pa 2So; Gtrard III
$500 State Sc bs r2i 5000 State S. b. 72t 10 Norris
Copper 3D. loo Morris IS 2i; 50 do. 2i 1000 Texas
pr CT ed os 2t 1000 Reading DDS as Nv 100 Morris ss
2lt 80 do b. 2 so do IS ga 200 do bS 2la 1000 Stats
b, III; 50 viekseurg III
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NRW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
Tribune's Telegrsphic Dispatch.

SENATE. ALBANY, April IA p NJ
The bill to establish Evening Schools in New.
York was reported with amendments, and passed
The Hurl Gate Pilot bill was also passed
The Plank Road bill was taken up.
The Plank Road bill was disposed OF in commit
tee and referred to be reported complete.
The bill relative to betting on Elections was taken
up but not disposed of at adjournment
ASSEMBLY.
Last evening, all after the enacting clause OF
the Erie Railway bill was struck out On the ques'
ton of granting leave to sit again on the bill, the
House adjourned.
To-day motion was made to strike out the
enacting clause. The motion prevailed, so to IS.
motion to reconsider was made and rejected-so
the bill was lost.
bill was reported for Convention to revise
the Brooklyn City Charter.
report was made on the Judicial District
bill. The Committees Of Conference do not agree.
The Minority Committee on the License Law re-
ported bill amending the present law so as to
authorize licenses for retailing liquors and wines
for medical. mechanical sacramental purposes
aboshing all licenses except such, and extending
the act thus amended to the whole State.
In regard to the Judicial District bill, the Com
mittee of Conference agree to the Second Seventh
and Eighth Districts on the House bill, but disa
gree mainly on the Third and Fourth Districts.
Laid on the table.
We are threatened with another treshet.
About so recruits left here this evening for New
York, from the recruiting depot of Capt Gouverneui
Morris
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nsfario1s purpose was baffied.-We hope, but have
no assurance that the chief actors In this iniquy
will be dealt with according to law.
Late in the afternoon, Wing walked through
one of the business streets down town, and cai'eu
on his Wing friends to 60 to the poll ne '0uh'
four In q string who had not voted and would no''
aOl it'spousel Brownell will have s'ooV MAJOR
ity. and the Wings won't carry i've " arcs ar
gunent and entreaty were .ussless-the sneaks
went on with their chafering and money -catchlng
refusing TO give the bali hour required for voting
while men-real men-wbo are rorth far more
than they, but who have not so many dimes as they
have hundred dollars, were giving their whole day
to the Election, as they had given many days be-
fore, to ensure Wing triumph. And If 1t had
gone wrong, this sort Of Wings would have set 70
work in season to retrieve the disaster, while the
other kind would have sworn of from ever votins
again because Of Brownelrs election declaring II
proved the People incompetent to govern them
selves while in fact 1t would only have proved the
unfsness Of this class to govern themselves or any
body else.
A Wing Irishman met four his countrynen
BY birth as well as adoption going to the Poils re-
gularly loaded with Loco Foco full charge
All around. He asked TO look at their votes Tor
Mayor "Brownel " said he, "when did the Ds'
mocrsts ever give ~ Mayor Bradys the man
for us-one Of the right stock-his name tens IT,
They all dropped their Brownell ballots and put In
votes for Brady. But in fact the number OF votes
cas-, for our candidates throughout by Adopted Cih
gems was far greater than at any time since the
sad mistake Ito speak very mildly OF April le44.
OF the large body Of German voters in our CITY
and indeed Of all bat the Irish, we are confident
Brady had majority Of the votes, with very re-
spectacle minority of those cast by lrishmen.
In our Ward (XlIth) the LocoFoco ballots
were so printed as to allow no shadow OF room on
the whole ticket for writing in name, while the
back was so figured that imitation was impossible
This was intended to coerce all who have had work
from the Corporation, favors from the Alderman,
&c &c into voting the regular ticket. Probably
it had considerable effect that way but on the other
hand il provoked several independent members Of
the party to revolt outright and support the entire
Wing ticket
The day opened with raw breeze, and dark
clouds in the West at to o'clock we had some
splitting of snow up town-very sparingly-but be-
tween 10 and IL the clouds rolled away, disclos'
ing the sun of Austerlitz warn, bright and mel
low, giving as the first Spring day OF the season.
And then our working boys knew we had EN-
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTRRS.
TSy Ssl<s of Socks go Fourth Pass

WEpSEspAY p. ~
The market for the Fancies today had IN upt
ward tendency, excepting for Morris which fell on mel
terisly. Mr.. Whitney, of Philadelphia, has recently
been elected President Of this Company The Newui!
Advertiser says the Stock sold In Wsllst day o. tv
ago at par. II probably meant IS par, which b n
fact only the other additional irsslment paid in ya
or two ago by stockholders. The original cspiss ri
been entirely sunk In relation 10 this work the nm
dephis Ledger says the Canal extends from the 'ss
Delaware where the Lehgh Canal ends, opposite Essso|
to the waters Of New.York Bay. ct Newark, distsse
ninety miles. II has feet of water. with ~ wsie
locks and % inclined planes. The water ocks psss
doublesecton Lehgh boats with seventy tons OF col
Al present they pass but section Of bs boes
time. The work cost originally several milSoss q
dollars. This Canal was sold some time since snSsf
mortgage debt, and the present shareholders bous
clear of all encumbrances thus sweeping swsy thsus
load Of debt that had weighed 1t down for years 3D.
condition 1t hss recently attracted the sttsnoa Of esr
talist in this city and elsewhere. They fousd m~.s
out practical management; tho Canal in working osas
but the planes subject to suAson and dersnsesss 10
want of heavier machinery. They found the coepy
free from debt except $4,000 lately obtained -
pended In enlsrging the Canal and the cons6aea'-
iOc new poeu, DOW toc pfoPofy VI s~' -.~gS
They found that all the inclined planes could y W."
q, comparatively small cost and that abanda.cs
ter can be chesply secured BY reservoirs. in !.
proyements, those who are interesting ns" -.
the resuscitatsn Of the work, propose " No.
chief part OF the stock 10 now In The hsnds
experience and enterprise, and who express 'ns ~
minstion to bring the Canal into profitable
can be done ct Ill. Iu whole cost at present.
the debt OF S450OOO mentioned, is boats ssa 0'a "a
perity setting the stock at s22 per share 0a'
O0o The schuylkin Canal noe miles, co" s0'ns' =.
like six millions The Lehigh as milesO WIN :" "
lands, cost about the same the schuylkil
In Bills there il little or nothing doing S'e'"s
Il 4to5. Francs 5450542i.
Freights have still downward tendency ~
quantity Of British tonnage arriving 10 large sna
quantity Of produce which win be ready 70 DIV.
IN this month win not be sufficient to employ ~
.hips offering The opening of the Canal WI p'0os",
be later than expected and until after me or.
in May We cannot expect large receipts Of p'oos
Flour was shipped to day ct Sc, and grain a IT,
10 Liverpool To Cork and market Sc % wss soe'r
ed, and isd for vessel 10 arrive ship IVES A1" "
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
az MAGNETIC RAPH
Terrible Explosion and Great Loss Of Life.

Terrible Explosion and Great Loss Of Life.
PHILADELPHIA. April II. 15<7.
A dreadful explosion occurred this morning, at 6
o'clock, in Duponts Powder Mills, near Whining.
ton. Delaware. The conclusion was felt here dis
tancs thirty miles. The packing house, drying
house, and six thousand pounds Of powder were
destroyed The following persons were killed, ali
of whom were engaged in the mill'-wm. Green,
Matthew McGraney Daniel Dousherty, Michael
Houl,on. Samuel Brown, Michael o'Brien, VIM.
King. Patrick Conner, VIM. Conner. John McGin-
Mss, John Dougherty David Althsns, Bernard
Shields, Charles O'Brien, Malcolm Baxter, John w
Pennington. Thomas Holland, and Thomas Lynch.
One man. whose name is unknown. was wounded.
The unfortunate men named above, were literally
blown TO atoms
The disaster will not interrupt the usual opera
tons Of the proprietors.
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r. Our Vote for Mayor in yesterdays paper
vas added up incorrectly in the haste Of going to
press at NJ at the first possible moment after re-
cevins the last returns The addition was necessarily
made pessmss. as the Ward returns came IN 50 that
vhsn hs last three received their sum had only TO
BE- sSded to the previously sscersned Of the Wards
before returned form the grand total 90 IS to go 70
press few moments sooner than we otherwise could
have done In this way probably omitted entirely to
ada In the vote Of the Eighteenth Ward exsggera'ing
Brsdys and diminishing Leonsrds msjorty but not ma
teray sectng the result. Most of the Evening papers
vere m,s,ed by our error (which could not have
stopped the press to discover without endaDgenng the
los, of our morning Mails D but they generally saved
themselves by giving US credit for the returns the
Fpen;se Errss alone put ts foot in 1t BY borrowing
from us without credit aud indeed virtually gvngeredn
70 the Glide which also had the full returns, and had
them sddsd up correctly. The blunder had been cor.
rec,d ON our bulletin hours before it was reproduced
he thu Express.
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DISASTER TO BARK TARTAR.-The bark Tartar,
which sailed from this port the 7th inst with load
of breadstus shipped BY the Relief Committee Of this
city for Cork put back this port yesterday morning
In distress having in strong gale from South to NJ N.
W. on the sth and 9th inst on Georges Bank shifted
cargo sprung leak In her upper works, and got her
pumps choked with grain. Boston Atas, Il
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hare and going back London Alec to the other ir
os ~ ,ss Ms " TIE plaintiff v.' NOT in Court hs,
The question for the Jury IN decide wss vhefh., a,
considered tho plaintiff the legal widow Of dsee,s.S
So sne had right 20 such property l.w sllo ~
sacn cases with damages In addition should NJ. IN
see NJ A. 70 the remsinder squest.on win srse ~
er the VII not valid az having been admitted ~
BATE 20 TO Justify the executor In the eourss H. -
The value OF the articles taken which 70 allowed ~ \.
retained ~ ne widow was shown 70 be tl4s 2sI De
deceased. and gave verdict for the above spou,, "a
$50 damages making Ia I'll else 2-she other pi,, ~
Jet to the opinion Of tho Cour-For pltf Nessrs
Ts,lmadge and w Prison for dftt Mr. MeGsy
LfrisSacn vs. Yrmylss Verdict for plants
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~ The Museum certainly presents an sfssetve In, =,
novelties and perfornseces hch eanuot but 80
houses Among osher Interesting features he
ton. by means OF moving figures, Of tho funeral 81 No.
leon. ougtt alone TO OIL The house Crest Western ~
the Ethiopian Mins,rels sford sbundsn maer,a sr ~
eradication Of the nirbfu and indeed svsry as,s
The immoral 10 mni,ered 10, making asrsesbs sod y,
.ert1nine whole which ssnnot iAi 10 smese and ersty
every or any audience. Beside az unecuaed eolieeuos
Of the wonders Of Nature and Art ALEC TO b 49,
among which 10 living 0rsng oatsng. an animal Ana.
reny half human and half brute which TO BE- sesr ri
hours Vide bills and Advertisements.
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suPEHIos CouRr-Nos 81. g. 6. il, ls, 90 SO, 81 49,
g. 80 95 GO l0 l07 ia lis H. ll6 1l9 49, 10 l24
1903 &C. s. l20 104 100 So 81 S. So 81. a. a. A. 49, ST.
IS. q. rs, l2 IS, Sc. A. 43, "A, ls, ~. "a, 26e
CrEcu1r CorRr-Nos L. ls, IS, 49, IS. e, @, So 90
g. 100 1904, l0l, l02 l03.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Appropriations of the Last Session.

The Union Of Tuesday night contains the annual
account of Appropriations made at the last Session
of Congress, as officially prepared BY Mr.. French
the Clerk of the House of Representatives. The
account coverstwo and a half pages of the Union,
bat our readers will probably be content with the
following REHABILITATION