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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
THE NEw-yOnk IRON smIDGE c,

rI,HE NEW-YOHk IRON BkfDGE COMA
Il NY. lstely known Riders Patent Iron Bndge-Ihe
company which has hitherto furnished these bridges under
patent granted to the late Nathaniel Rider, deceased
have become ssd that all the principles embraced ~
their included IN previous patent grant
cd In the year 1889 Col Stephen IA Long, T. ; tnK-
neers. and by him designated sc Longs suspenson
Bridges and have therefore made an arrangement WIN
Col Long which they have secured the exclusive night
to and vend these Bridges throughout the whole
United States
The only change consequent upon the new arsng cement
will be fond and style of the company The
parties composing II being the same, and the construction
OF the bridges will be- -es-utisiiy the same.
ant I'm NJ NJ WHITE, Agent, "A Broadway \ Y.
,1,O CARPENTERS Sealed proposals viii be- re-
cesved by undersigned. Comm. sioners and In
Of Common ScSao for the T~eiih Nsrd 81 me
Guy Of Newiofs, Al he 0tce OF he CLERK ot toe boari
Of Education. New City Hal, until Monday TIE tenth DAY
Of September next. Al ococs P. NJ for hung up tn
new school house In One Hundred and TTenty'hfh 81
and the school house IN ffty tfsst near ThfdsYenue
The ans aud specifications may he examined and iuf
thef information oDiaaed al the Office OF Yield ard Cor
rca. architects, u Dey-st
HORACE GREELEY, NENRl SHAW.
Cori'rs Common schools. Twelfth Ward.
DANIEL y TiEMANN, JOHN N RikER
Inspectors Common schools Twelfth Ward.
Dated New. York. Aug H. 1872 au1'>lo
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sFN YORK gLlZABEfarONs BONNEVILLE Ftsfls
r.. -z..zss..zE. = CENTRAL RAILROAD ~
~ ~WVrs ~ JERSEY MMkk ~

Ia. -. MI Ai
- xK|s~~0nrS ~ ". JERSEY --si MMFk A.
hANGEHkNTS-C Commercial APi
i8f9 TIE extension u TIE Railroad from somsrviep
White HOase 40 mi rsi - opened for travel re,sei.s +
staging between kasto1 400 The terminus u the Roo -
mics PsssEScEs TEsss Lr-Leaye Nrs.fot -
Pier No. J North River, 81 O'Clock n Ard ~
leave New TOrx ~ New jersey Rsllrosd foot n O.
lanc--t ssA n and $ 2 " PsssTSsgs Tssfss Do.
Leave White Holse ~ B. O'cork and fu -
North Branch. a. 5 fnTn A " ard i0u u -oHsrf .
A. sem. ~ ant . 5m. ? n B0g1i brgo. 81 p
NJ and a r ". fAinh@d a. . llM. NJ 0t 80
" Wesifed a. - A NJ snf y 50 E4xs5siht9s,.
IA A and a 81 Tie ffei gni train lpTIfh gssse,f
car sitzched) Will iesys While House a. q A sons
vile 8. A N Plallfed 81 A " ard FnIabeAfor y
steamboat. Al Z, AN kTrussIsc-Wil lssvs .
YORK, By steamboat. Pier Nc ! Horh YER ~ -.
Ps.--rEe f0f kaston. Hixesbarfe A.leLi0lsn ~
Cnlls. Pa 40 for Fl~mingtol & infou Iscssorvi--@
" xia lzss i1s O'Clock A N Train from NrN. 100
NEW LINE FOR sCHooLEYS MoUHIA4'
spl~ndd Stages viii leave Tor ihs HDlnis.n % -
"a VI Tie Oclocs usll from Newton e. Nls ~
This foote has ess sts.nx than any Other
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THE MALE: KICK SCHOOL,

tPRrvsTE FNeLisH. FRENcH. NarHfMkrictL tNp
EtOTLFGfATF SCHOOL. viii reopen or Monday. ile
I ~ 81 Of September rhieerih.t - door e-si OF
Fourth-sverue Tor Cards % terms sl1 feeT1ces y Ply
.-rs rr HFNRY 7 BRAGG.
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AIFCHANIC., -OCIETY sCnOOL.-Th...


Vic enl and very popular institution sl.La--- %
Broadway AMI extending .hroueh 60 CroshJ'- VII 1e
r-orerad on Monday. te 81 of september unirr ilr
ro high v favorable crclnstarces Tie variois rooms
have during the present VACATION been i1nrolgt y re-
r..ra4 ana mary improvements made. which VIII 1dd
rsrv ruch o. the conveueure comfort and happiness 81
the pupils a.,
The ms t-r srtfrsrf ID under the charge of VI James
T. grF.lg,fr - Principal assisted hv Mr &. J. Conway
A. vice. Principal ali sa other competent and eKpen
euced teachers 81,
The female department j. under ihe charge 81 Mss
Mary Y Bean - Principal, assisted hy Miss Mar l..
M1fs't Nic--Prnc pa. ard SIX other accomplished
ard efficient teachers.
Those parents who NAV p.are their Sous and daughters
r THIS n- tr0n msv assured tnaf ID ne hfEn nora
and intel ecual standing OF the teachers viii he found
very sure pledge that the mental ard moral powers Of
heir pupils will be ulder most able and enlightened
culrse of training
Ia addition 90 the rsusi English branches Latin, French
Drawing ami Vocal Music are Taught in the Ordinary
c0rr-e fn fIe Classic Department Young gentlemen ore
conducted gh c0ur-e n study, both classical era
mathematical thorough and extensive Hs fo meet i'
the requirements Tor sGmsol ino any college in ihe
county
Application Tor adm -soa into tr Institution may Do
ra1e 90 either Of The Principals. or 90 any one ~ tne
S-hoo. COMMITTEE HENRY T. lSGALJ~.
er.gf~l Chairman az the School COMM Zee.
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CARDIFF September term % f.e Misses 81 s.
ATFFD's Boarding and Day school i1r o1ng Ladies
viii open Monday lie - Day o. September next o.
their rooms. 30 THrlavrn1e, 80 which tine ana pAcr
rsrres for Jew more sci0as i0r which The Msses B.
respectful d. solicit application, with the assurance ihi
particular attention viii be- PAID Co The mora and intel &C.
ta trimming Of ther pupils. Circulars stating terms. &c
may be- had oi Mr. Shepherd. a' broadway, OF Richard
Busted attorney &C. a. aw - Niilain-sL and a. the
s~looI 4orse Ia Trlrf-sv-rue au2Y g.
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~ lnK nRinnErnMr. L-.---l--.

H. IVN II III III \ I|ITII y y
- ~. - fIrrFTI.H r With fNH IIH tsiHr frf
1920 1890 .sIlsiurs ia I0sfs To steam f M
ROD cave. flnf 0f Nlfta every far -lraFf etrslt
afl a. ID FfeisW rrrriffl ln NrN iNfs tNfN Al -
iag unuI 0f.sck N Horse. and carriages asfr
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nrBffc ADMINISTRATIONS oFFIcE - .s..as s.---s -
8 sr-u - -s-t--. saf "a A<S
DAWN fork. sx- s1naa. d-rszs-f $40 .
,tsf sdal sgyg -.irgsts q - Ca.a
q ufN-- fos ~ L-l-r.q A111i -c --tsrs 81 "a.
4fl tay Ct
Dz.rt W. Ioft. Az I. SO
81 1.ss- JtsEs : rHarER P1sr Asrs...rats.
DCsitc aD-lsisrzATORs UyFic, - Ssss,a -. -
$780, ,--eF fs-l - - r-tv-. a a cf A.
DFkw tkfCDfSsrEis. a1 a. "a cry 81 x-- soa rs..
hs laas fsts4s@d. ant aA-f-d
sasa sppJ saugsis craaty q ss. Tea 10 -sr.
q ssu-usor epsu - n ne sts-a.s 90 "a
tsf or ,-ft-no<r .<rf, ID os The leea Ds<d
f1rs. Alrusf .. lss JANIS YHaYER
sssts Pasz A1rzIustaof
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PATENT u1AyGLE.

'f,HIS MANGLE h. r labor ssvinE machine, a. % rr
urciv -urersrdes DE use n rcrlng smoothing Table
linen sheets &C with gfezi rapidly and beauty. OF
rrr. n wiki Ills machine usy 90 a. much work IS -
WIN .fuooh. esons They can Be s~-n a. ne Aslor
sni Irving and The principe hotels in &C. city The
are made and sod ty - -
.Litie Green-st near MA.den-isne, y. y.
Prices from So % So 49, Nv
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DUsLic DEMONSTRATIONS OFFICE, 50 ~rssss
sIr-a ~ an 81. II AZ cf CarH
aRISg s-cAHIi l. osb-r-.- HrksOS 81 "a CITY
sad s-g-i ~ ~. t-f
.aa .gpy s1rroCis c 20 Callg q Nss ilr ~
q s-1sat1 aga --fsi~ 1i - So 1iss.f- .Nl
.ty Of s-psrs-r 8-rf ID loea - t--clcl Ds~f N.r
Tea A .rlsf - SO JAMES rHtfER
as 49, Pu-Hc Afrar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

SfoEss BUrtEs / BEoTHES. Galveston
HARRls L GfoseE BlrLFR, he.asco ard C-iniara
xkrILL ATTEND 10 The collection ~ Notes sd Ac-
w counts M The Of TeKas he purchase o Produce,
r.seivre ard frw arir gruech4ndsc AL list Of Gen
era Coinni ssiun Business
HtFFEF>CFs II NENal OhA
~. rstor tse { Laaz-s a Co J. q Dse-f 4 Co
A h 60 III. - h G. Wstanar- & c.. 81. g. Fti- & Co.
a. Pare fs6 p Laflrsp. " fr~r-s.i a Co
HsftHrs. Cones z c.
f-... = XN.l-.t New Yor. 40 M
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IusIic ADsf~IsrRAToRs oFficE, - >s--sa $50, =
l S.tr- t-r-.. sr-r %. - ai'-s - - =, ~
Ian CAEFE~TFR 81 - clff Of w. n .-.f- ----
a.. t~g-i - 49, 80 ----sl- 49,
ga srry p st- Of - Coua'i o. >s-i,rs ~ s
u .,rsfr a5 - oi - "a 1t@lr or n ~
sag 81 s.f.-us-r ~ a. ID ocres ~ - 1'---' "
iort. Aag--, 3. SO 1900 o. ... - 1900.
- JANIS : i1tit -
..rRrfr .nwf~rsrRsruEs CFFlcE - SEisau str--t
So. t.-.. - r~r- n az 81 CArN
Arise NzNrRRAf s-sf - CO RI - ier. --- =
a.. III - c.--v Of ~ tssr. q Atrlr-irsn 'Fr
rs.taf- - ~ faf c >-t~- - IT
=. 1900 n t. -. -D.,-f e-r f0-s Alllsi -, 80
a. 80. JAZZ r1klkz. Ple.c Atrlll,'rs.1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

4 scal Mathematical and Commercial lnsilili-' vii
reopen Monday, "a sept. Rev. : WILLS Fnnci psi
Parents guard ans. AMI le late patrons OF nr e-iaDs
nent who wish 90 obtain prOspecirses and cons l
with DE Principal respec ing their children, can do 80 py
spn.ing Al The sch0o-r0on, 6j9 Broadway, one door
southwest Of Beeokersl any morning from uli y o.
ell.
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TIE sTB-CRIBER-. grs

zz-l-THE SUBSCRIBERS. grateful iof
rf<~~-<- - ibersi patronage IN pat unes' would
-s.Pesifay .Psi, ca. ron no ;so'. . boa
s..o-t-rert - our wareroOms - fultOn-st east Or
srostwsv Al Of which We viii warrant % give good
ss.facti6a 10 the buyer. several u patterns soc
ssish We shsIi bring Tuning promptly alenied
70. lsal5 NJ BENNETT WILDER
-PIANO WANTED .ee0na-ssnd.
r. = modern made pianoforte- not over - o.
ETThsieo Address A. 3. Tribune Otce, de-
] " j J.eri0ng pariiealsrly. as 5.eot-
NEW-yORk AND ALBANY
k(M-, PLANE-FACTORl .-Csrperters.
4 Cosrn. Cabinet snt Pisn0-fort-
------z--E---a-y safrrsi TOo- q every description
The Subscriber = praccc1l
--.-t.-gr rve-v Plane . usrufacr--d BY his ogn
49, u, r-5r t. immediate supervision. and ts prices
ar- fui ~ percelL lower tnAn Nn.l -s-41 90
- Il Double Smott'g z ane p ~
So. f'---e- a Singi- For- Plan-.....1 IS
~ - = sinEir Sr.oth'E ? zne. 20 =
Cireuisr sr6o,.nE Plane "a GO DO DO Double = ~
Si-cs~-bIocs. 7scf.. Cater rlan- y IA Ae- 4
N-ct.rics ar- invited 10 cell 40 Examine rs Hock
P.nes made 10 drawings. snd a. far-. repaired fee
To- - .s,re ~ R1very between Houston nd Ts
50. az. 5uMTh4SAl JOSEPH OOuOhIkf.
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49, -PIA<O-FOKTE>.-Pe Persons shout plr'
- schasng Pianos viii frd 10 10 tl-ir slvzn-
Ttasr 70 call al K Glenn Cos Nsn1f4cto-
! ~ Jry "a Fuiiou-st west u Brosd~syl 4
-.-e-. as,1rtrnens Of Nshogouy and Rosewood Pianos
Consistently o. hand which will be- .od low for cash or ~
proved paper Dealer. supplied on ihere teIns PAnos
~ = i4f f1itUu-st
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BOARDING a. DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
coaxFF oF rsfo~ FLAcE Asp Fii Lt>lll-sl-
.EADzffF CHEGAKAN respectfully i-icrl'' ner
y f-a4. md ffe public theft fr- above Institution Wli
h. - 6orref On Nardar lf.n Cf september au-a lm'
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DUBLIc ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE 10 sa.s.a .,r.
l-r-og rrss al ~ "a "a JANIS
MORAN. a. Of 10 Nss far zsors .-o.s.-a as
70 rave 80 1ss-t- sat ~ sfs az Ne 81 ssta-s
aa.cs 1l P41r AfL1srttlr. - cs--r-f
so.-s ri By srrsrT p ll--s - stl- - -srsf p
srl M - .-rsts-- ~ III
s. n .-rts1t~f -Dr..f ~ Yea Al< q 40
slf1 Issfs JANE. rHArfh. fl1|1 Afnr-.rs.1r
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'VEIO~. WIIh~'- ENGLISH AID Il-As'i-
\ g'4T, IVSTfTT TF Fasi Room. and Liss ba avn =
Seminary f.r Young Lad- West Room. attached 20 me
nov P-e.hveran Crurch Thirteenth -, between : Xih
sr5 fn.ar. vii reopen the first Monday in sep
frfer These rooms spacious and airy. sod being
ftsIEned for Schools. are much better hlHpeo
Residence Jaue-si hi.e ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

WINDOW SHADES. CIT Cornices, Drspery, Mus
w Iins &c ut wholesale and retail Z. NOODFOkD,
rs Broadway has extensive assortment Of the
above articles be found In the city, and Al greatly redne
ed prces styles OF superior Window Shades
scrolls the stye of Louis XIV. Comics, Flowers. sc-
Also. Drapery Curtains. Curtain Loops. Bsnds. Pins
Ceater Tasses Picture Cord and Tasses Window Wire,
&c Merchants buying wholesale viii Ind II 10 ihe
r,sre.t - All haf,r. ,,attr th.r purchases ~
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Il ar7llsed tlTre story -e-sr 80 iel'ns n1Al wv
- kins-.cusre Ifl. finished IN superior siy.e r "a
fhr0gfholf sismsry msa-s 10 lie psrofs, bathing aq-
uarzs aterr o-ris. an1 drain 90 conduct wash" sier
Ar lo he sewer in t- street A-s1 for sae-Ine trs
la. tUl.torr End site house = Cemen.sf ace. se
rnrd house rortl Was r.un-sqIkre With he Iaer
he firrture Will be- sold % req Possession of either
house can be- had fuei leIv boz 20 her VII 1 rented
~ ---n.- n---- % -----.--- b n.DA.- q N----.-
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rI,up rNDERsyGNED. Pat,

NOTICE.-The firm OF BRAnNER co. was de
solved the lot inst by the death q MI peNief
Rrsduer The hasness OF the late hrtn VIII oe set!ed oy
the remaining partners who VIII continue the odssess
under the nnn OF BRAONkR co al Nassau st-Aug
"a 1870 ALONZO RRADNER
GABRIEL FuRMAN, Js
any cw John h BRUSH
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- TO LETT. convenient modern huili iNo-siorf
"a. hrrk house. l07 sul.ivansf. between spring and
81 Prince SIS Possession given mmetl steiy Apply
a, 1.0 p,,,.a-v ar fe- Fsltur-s nu1I iw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-17

The gold dollar is indeed a little bou. 1t is beautiful
ly execued-he die admirable, that every impression
on perfectly distinct II is rather smaller in circumfer
ence than the haf-dme, but little thicker. On the
one side is the Uned States OF America" with wreath
enclosing the words "One Dollar, ls4o." On the other.
is the bust of the Goddess OF Liberty, encircled by
her brilliant 1t requires somewhat "keen OPTICS
to make out the inscription Of Liberty which is en-
graved on her helmet How much more beautiful is this
little coin than the ragged onedollar notes, which no
bank ever should be permitted to circulate We agree
with the Philadelphia North American (whg) in the SEN
tinen it expresses "Thee is such taste and prettiness
about its he gold dollars) very looks, that we cannot
bat hope good moral effect from it in the financial world
One can scarcely look at gold dollar and afterwards
thiHk with any patience of shinplaster" How con-
venent is for transportation II seems expressly design
ed favor craft and promote the circulation of the
cheap Every paper dollar that we receive for
the "Weekly Union is shaved by the broker. But Uncle
Sans coin passes current from the mint AS friend
of the Doylestown Intellgencer says: "We should not
object to taking few of them in payment for newspaper
subscription"
We had scarcely written the above, when received
letter from new subscriber in North Carolina, who
closes us of your med silver dollars 1--WE dare say he
loathes shinplasters as much we do,) which so
heavy, that Notwithstanding correspondent had paid
cents for the postage yet our postmaster in this city
marks underneath the words ''paid 10 cents" ON
nous "due so cents" We go for the gold dollar, in
preference to all Others but if subscribers cannot
procure the little Sinners why must cen content our
selves with what can get
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Tanght for only a short time longer. Al

IdNgM for on7y short fin'e longer. dpp1y soon.
Mr.. BRIS row, FINISHING WAITING MASTER,
Respectfully informs the Ladies' of Washington that they
NAV receive his instructions in handsome apartments,
private and select as in their own parors at
CONCERT HALL, PENN AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET.
Mr. b. therefore politely invites the Ladies' attention to his
Superior and Elegant System Of Writing,
And assures them that
In ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The cramped uncouth, and neegant mode of writing
Immediately broken up, and of perfect beauty
Free Expeditions, Graceful, and Dscae Running Hand.
So Indispensable an accom- shmen for the pre- polite
circles Of American cctyolows with surprising
and nature, and sure
Private lessons given, and families attended.
by-Cfentiemens hours-Moning and afternoon. They
taught
4 Handsome, Of-hand, Decided Business Style,
Bold rapid and manly, how bad the writing H.
Visitors in Washington take course in a few days
May I-dlm
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T,HE following article copy with pleasure from
i the Boston Mercantile Journal; and we hope II any oil
readers suffering from any OF the CON-
plants which it is said to cure, they will sPesdIy avail
themselves of it. DR. WIsrARs BAIsAM OF WILD CHkkRr
known msny years ago that the Wild cherry Tree OF
this climate possessed valuable medicinal properties Indeed
bark has been regarded by ne
ofthe ectua remedies In many aus
This since arrested the attention OF
DR. Wsta highly respectable practitioner tie investigated
with healing properties OF the wild cherry tested lis
with other remedial He found that its natural VIZ
tues might be greatly improved and by combining It with
rny organized, medicine was produced which consti
TUES remedy of great value in pulmonary affections and
AGO se OF the and throatdiseases which pro-
verbally prevalent cities and large towns, and often
prove fatal swelling the bills OF mortality to much greater
extent than is with other, had almost said
all other classes OF diseases.
None is genuine unless signed BUTTS on tho wrapper
For sale by H. PATTERSON,
MAY I5-st Washington D. G.
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THe MAINE LKofsbAruREThe two houses OF the ieEis-
ntre of the State Maine assembled the 18th inst al
Portland. Samuel Bscher (dem:) was chosen Speaker,
ami Edward W. Fags clerk both by majortes Of forty
axsns. ,heir federal opponents This Eastern Argus says
the utmost good feeling prevails here among the dsmoc
rscy, and we Prsdisi Harmonious session"
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John Ferris has been appointed postmaster at Law
renceburgh, Indiana, vice Wallace C.. Law, remored
Mr.. Law served his country bavely in the war with
NON BALL AT THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
OF this disqualfes himtakes away the lessen
tial prereo uistes - Lotceu Adpsrfisev.
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Colts s.improved Repeating P1ssols"
V1XPECTING to be absent in Europe for months,
T. all inquiries in relation said may DO addressed
to j. Knox Walker Washington who 10 empowered - my
attorney and general agent to contract and receive orders
for the deiivsry Of said pistols, SAMUEL COLI,
May t~=d9V
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HuGH Maxwell, Ito take effect from 3Oth June next)
to he collector of New York. in the place of Cornelius
w Lawrence. resigned
JOHN Youso to be assistant &easurer, vice VIM. C..
Bouck, removed.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our B.iu~or. Correspondent.
BALTIMORE. MavI6-

BALTIMORE, May 1916 p. m.
Arripai Of the steamer CanadaR<~y of The ST. bfary's
ere"'sonSaIisg Of the As,srica Important from Caw-
ada The Nsp York riofs.-Mayksfs &c.
Inc steamer Canada announced this morning as
having arrived at Halifax Monday night after passage
oi nine days from Liverpool and Sun, containing
geographic account of the news, has this been
issued copy OF which enclose you The intelligence
oug ny her Is quite important both politically and
The steamer Planter arrived here this no,nny fo,, ,
celebration oil The anniversary of landing OF the
at Mays All appear to have been delighted with the
incidents OF the trip as well the oraoa and cere-
monies of the occasion. 49,.
The America sailed to-day from Nr yo,L with
one hundred and twenty four passengers Sixteen xs,.
from Philadelphia, and DR.. Ashmead among them
telegrap hic despatch from Montreal received this
morning, states that exciting debate OF in the
Assembly yesterday. the question Of the address the
Throne the rebellion losses,
"Co Gugy said in the lead Of the discus sion, tha,
Queen gave her to the bill, Il would absove every
British inhaban Of the colonies from his oath Of aeg
The solicitor general Blake, called the speaker
OF the House mark the words of the membes He
added, there some who might be obliged
inquired how many thousand could be brought
Upper Canada The tory ovalists. he said In their policy
were yrannical while in office, and traitors and rebels
while out Bitter renunciations followed"
The 30h OF May has been fixed upon for the assembling
OF the Protestant Episcopal Convention In this city. The
RI Rev. Bishop Whittingham will Of course preside.
At New York. during the past night sryhing quiet
only dozen policemen being required guard the Opera
House. Bridget Eagan John DazeI and John Nc Knsley
have since died OF the wounds Notwithstanding twenty
two deaths in ali.
The MARKgTs.The announcement of tho arrival of the
steamer checked operations in the Baltimore maket and
since the publication OF the news breadstus again
the downward track, with the exception of corn, which
stands firm with an upward tendency.
AT New York, nothing had been done In the markets this
morning, everything being unsettled by the news.
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~ " May Is, 1870
r>ROpOs Ia will be received at this oAce, un0a
O'Clock p of the I'D instant, or on 'ne
a. ~ -, ~ strert which will require tho excavation
md OF eight ten thousand cubic yards OF
~ TIVE work 10 be commenced md comprised within
en- rsasonaLo time after the tsrms are sgreed upon
me enn'e'' LMUpD.
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Nav I6--dtd
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4 ! EIOUsEKEEPGR.-A lady wisltes = situation ~
10 the entire manAeement Of gem
i.man's or widower's family No objection 70 South Or
West References Of the RrN responsibility. Address +
S., pos, once Washington, D; 9.
May l-soa9r
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Notice to the Public and
California and Oregon mails via Hapana, Chagres and


THE United States m-packet Falcon" will be de-
spatched from the port OF New York Saturday tho
10Th May instant The public is hereby notified that mails
may be sent to New York, Charleston. South Carolina
Savannah: Georgia and New Orleans Louisiana to DO
conveyed by said packet, which will sail New
York the 26h from Charleston, South Carolina on the
29h, (morning j from Savannah Georgia. on the 10Th
May, (evening y from Havana the ID of June next;
be despatched with the mail the 18th Of May instant
time with the Falcon Havana on the ri of
June next Mail bags should be made up at New York
and at the other points named for Chagres Panama. San
ora The entire postage for single not exceeding
half an ounce in weight will be l2A cents Havana ID
Chagres 80 cents Panama. be prepaid In all
cases and 40 cents to San Diego, Santa Barbara Nom
erey, San Francisco Astoria be prepaid or sent I'M
paid the option OF the sender Newspapers and pam.
phets postage, each and postage to be
added
J. COLLAMER, Postmaster General
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May Is, 1919.
May 17-3
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At thu residence Of Col DAVIS Mpsssppi Hon
RICHARD BRODHEAD of Easton from,
the .'od Northampton district MARY Jane BRAD
FORD, of the rmsr
At Rosedaie near Georgetown Tuesday. the instant
by the Rev. Mr.. TEs BkoEcK NICHOLAS QUESENBERRY or
King George, Va to ELIZABETH ROUsBY, daughter JoHN
GREEN, esq.
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| DICKENs'S (Bo.) now book, Wiiey's vsry neat III
IL uated edition, IN cents per number. No just
ccived by TAYLOR MAURY,
i May Is booksellers near 9th street.
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THE Artists Book ~ Fables, bsa~tafal veasms,
with 30 illustrations engraved by Harvey and others
ei 76 FRANCk TATLVk
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4 DIED.
In this city Monday the suddenly
Of fall JOHN STARK Hampshire DESCENDANT the
late General SrAax, of dictionary