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NEW FALL GOODS.
c. YALE, JR., & co.,


FL MAGAZINE STREET,
Are now receiving, per steamer Falcon and other arrivals
their Fall Stock Of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found complete assortment Of
Plain Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS Fan
ey Figured Changeable and Broche Silks latest style
COored satns White and Black do; COlered and White
eros Antique COrde and Glsct Silks COored Flor.
ences Black Grape White and COOEed do; Grape LSei
Illusion etc.
Black, Plain and Printed Cashmeres and MOuSsene de
LANES Black Bombazne; A lpaca Lustres GinghamS,
and variety of style Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLIN5; Tarletans; Cambria {;
Jaconets Bishop Lawn Linen Cambrio; Striped and
Plaid Cambria; Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
Fancy Nets, etc. :
LACEs AND EMBRo1DERIEs.
Thread Laoes and Edgings Lse and Muslin do. do
Bobbin and Silk do. do. JaoOnet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered CapeE Collars, Cuff and Manhllas: Lace
Wells; Lace FlOuncing; Embroidered L. c. Handler
chiefs: Rivicre and Hem stitch dol Tape and Plain BOr
dersd do Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and Handketchieis
Gentsmens BlaoF and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats.
sHAwLs, soARFs AND SILK MANTuLAs.
A complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen
GLOVES. all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden HO.
SIERY Steel Beads; Purse Silk Sewing Silk; Zephyr
WoHel Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk Whale
bones; Black and colored SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MINGS; Linen Tape and Bobbns; Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge for Wells Hat and Ribbon Wirei
STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl, Rutland Cobourg Berlin Aladdin
Palnls, English Split Straw Tuscan Braid and Devon
BoNHETs; Bonnet Frames, Clowns and Tips New
style Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS full assortmen
of Plain Satin and Taft Ribbons all coors and puuberr
ARTIFICLALFLOWERS Bunches Wrestbs
etc all Of which will be sold at the Lowes Cash Prices
q. HALEsJE.. CO., "a Magazine St
Ssps smd&W(oo6) between Common and Ora sier atS
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PoRT or NEW ORLEANS

Cleared YESTERDAY:
Bark May Flower Johnson New York 7. Toby s. BoFsr
SchF Alice Miner. Pensacola, q i HnTeV
Steamer ST. Paul, Mons 81. Louis O T. Buddecke & Co
Arrived Yesterday
Ship Milan, Mason % days from Philadephia to Toby 81
BOgeTt--2d my.
sohT BrSzOs FaTpswoith lOdayS from Belize Honduras,
sehf Two Mays syyy days from PsnsaOOls, to master
- bales cOttoR-Basn.
sTEAMBOATSt
Beacon. Shaw, from Louilyile-ls9 bales cotton
California Griffin. from Mobile.
Gen Worth Muir, from Vlcksburg-i022 bales cOltan
Aberdeen, Clouds, from ST. LOnis-62 bales cotton
Heca LeaiheTs. from Hard Times-l353 bales cotton.
Constitution Cab e. from 81. Louis.
Eiiska Landry from Baiop ROuge-9 bales cotton
Patrick Henry CTOslaE I'm No Akansas-95 bales cotton
ID. b. Mosby. keIeheval. from Mon Eomey.
Princess FaIchid. lm Bayou SaIa-466 bales cotton
TOwbOat j. p. Whitney. HanbuTy. from the Passes,
BELOW-COMING UP.
Two schooner, names unknown.
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SAVANNAH


FTNHE uudenigned calls ihs lon q " ~ Ns-a
u public 70 his Sgieef dgd 1s3i9lleets sstsssssii
mont al BOOTS and SHOESl 1angltietlleo 81
s0iely By himself Geassssess - $3.50 - ~
sii 49, - ~ - S,TIT-Woad 10 vel bg ealing lha
Sp5sS,qiSSs cort-aoIs, and Donhie-4olo WATER
F5p0GP pflC5aS mada 10 oldels 4 - -.
IN ii 0sULIIYAN, 70 81, Challal uileat
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POTTERY WARE.
NOR 8 ALE-lO00 SUGAR DRIPS from thras 70 Eve
II gallons each; Also 1000 FLOWER POTS: -
togethsr with large stock Of Red Ware, suitable
0lss win be cold CHEAP FOR CASH. 70 close . 81
concern. WILSON-G VIRGIN,
Oet6 In n Iiquldntisa
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MUsIO-GOOD MUSIC.

MUSIC-GOOD MUSIC. -.
= The undersigned respectfully in kfN,NfA
Vites the attention Of yhHsieldHs es4lke3
III N M ~ N and yAMatsurs to his list of late
Y and fash0pable MUSIC NOerufns, By
p0hlsr "Reminiscences of Lucia di LammeFmOoI, by
List Brilliant Caprice from Macbeth II TOiqu to TasO,
by kosellen Rondno from Refine de ChypTs; EIbuie 70
AMERICA Polka de Concert BY Herr; Robert Bruce, by
koselleRi NanatiOns La Silene, by HeTE ErnRn-the
whole pefa or IN parts to uitpurehase Robert Deye-
H9ntalsie, from ETnani, by Burgmneri Les Eugtyes,
altzeS by Conchon La PastOIele, by Herr Chant Ma
IiQnae de Charles vi, by Shubet La Pervanche Grand
Matz, By Q3llgn0n, dedicated to Madame A5mantne
Soule Fot POuW la Juive by CTaneT GaOp Russe. by
LIST TrQls Fantasies from jerusalem, by LeOspenieTi
Os iw W.T. MAYO, Camp st.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

ogLeg-e fo-1 a-Ott.G esRsStGttby0T Ihe CFeseess.'
lNots--ia The int municipality designated fos1g
able ne Nos. the Railroad and ruiu
nths Second (n9 de Ma dominance Steamboat snf
No being Elatboat Landing. the Third
eommsnesal ne r aioaa
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EMBEzZLREEHT "A BhaTge thus defined has been aht
AGENT = ClsegeIsRd by Io5ephS Robinson, attorney
n Iaet TOT MI JOhn Tg0e Thes affidavit filed states that
Ceavela9d collected bail Of sl96for salt sod 70 Capt sts
nlui andthe owner Of steamboat Illinois BY MI TOOA
and lna8 he nov refuses tOpay the amount The ae
feea gave 9sllo his appearances the 18th ins before
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DtsOHAEsED.-Bhdget Lynch brought I'D before Re
c9der baldWln on charge Of theft, honsfably dis
charged Her arrest TeIulted fiOm Of complainant
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GAvR BAIL--LerOy d. Noe arrested for attempting 10
shQot Andrews while in fit Of deum tIemens gave bail
yesterday 10 AeeP TIM beaos and was discha gsds--
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EHE IHBEI CAsE MI James Graham one of the edforl
OF We LOUISIANA COaTsfs charged with publishing a i6
agsnst u Sever, Appeared yesterday before gec0deT
adWn, end BY his Iequet the ease was sent b9ors s
Flint District Ceart for trial -
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ASSAULT on WIFE.-VaIsntias Defer was reqdired
Recorder Baldwin 10 give bail in hsslm of
$pOO 70 keepthe peace ioE mOBths, Defer committed
shameful assault nponths WIFE, beating her severely and
ihlshng the scene By throwing knife a her head
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lssA5EAhdI6 Beutsgl was taken in charge yesterday
o{i9e Flfst municipality police. He lEbORg under an
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

esFRS For California, ola Ohagres.-On MON.
IililfN DAY. the 18th inst The splendid steamship
49, y =, ALABAMA J. J. Wright, commander will
leave Ioh Chagres on MONDAY, Dot Is, at o'clock A. NJ
T.. - RAFEssOF PAssAGEs
III SalOons $50 90 Lower Cabin ~, .a65 90
-, 5teeEage-mess with crew. 49,. S45 90.
cubic foot
ol0 G. J. MEEKER & co. 6s Poydras street.
,&fENFor San Francisco, California, direct To
&St4fS sad positively on THURSDAY, the LIST November
-. The tine new fast sailing eopPeed and Capper
tsstened 59rQ9e NEHEMIAH RICH, Capt. Carlton, viii
leave Tor San Francisco as above
RATES OF PASSAGE
adUiu 6Gou
In the Storage (mess with crew. .........,.. $50
For IFeighi or passage apply 70
solH 81 C2raVaer IT.
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lEQuEsTAn uquea twas held yesterday on the body Of
Cat1sIlne Kelly, tophd dead in her house coTnsF Of v
ggd Psg seets Verdict endered-Died Of cokssson II
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10.

SUDDEN DEATH.-ML Henry A, NoBcro1s, merchant
Of this city Of several yeaTs stsndng and gentleman mi
VeSaly esteemed and respected died very suddenly yesterday
and verdict rendered. accordingly
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sIEE4MBoAr bHiEL F6ose was brought to the
Watchhoue IN BaEOnns street. aeoused of brek
ing open trunk on the 81 Pan and sppTooTisfinG IL
contents That well known professional article iIy
Paul, the work goes brayely on p y =
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New Orleans Bmigrant ana Remittance once;
&A H NFH ~Ea
VIE undermined. at his cd established office continues
70 accommodate persons DESTROYS of Teming money 70
men Trends in England Ireland Scotland with Sterling
Sign Drafts payable in any town 10 the above named
lngdOml, and In to suit He also usual, continues
having PASSENGERS brought from Liverpool 10 this city, on
good hIps and asOnabe terms Parties living a. a dis
lance Dy undressing letter lp0st paid 20 the undegned
will be promptly attended to. JOHN TOOLE,
80 ~ IS Bank Place, New Orleans,
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

FOREIGN PORTS. =
g. For Hayre-The a / fine ehd fast sailing ship
SA SETH sPRAGUE, Capt. WadIwonh, having
- nearly all OF her cargo engaged will have imme.
u ss o'pa0h iG2 bales GOtsg1 apply
SSa BEAM, Capt. Putnam having the later part of
her cargo engaged will have qHick dispatch For
Panoe OF freight OF 400 bales of cotton cabin passage
nay9ng hne state room gceommQdatons, apply to \,
05 LEVI a. GALE, SO Common st.,
LID For LiyerpooI-Ths A and fast sailing packet
ts1 ship ashland, Capt. Rice, having the gTeaief
5.. part O he cslg3 engaged, win receive immediate
% 70 LEVI Il GALE, 80 Common st.
WANTEI-A ygs55T Of 400 10 500 tons bu1the1, ~.
. . loAa LEVI Ii 4f f. GALE AP? ~ Common & st.
81 For sale--The fue and CAST sailing bark HAM
frst rate condition, and caHy ing from $500 to 7O00
barrels. will be sold on gsasenahe terms Apply to
OS LEVI H. GALE. % COmmon st.
- COAsTwIsE. PORTS.
- For Boston. The fine and. fast sailing bark
SA8& SAANN ON, Capt. Eldrdge, having the Greater
partef her cargo engaged will have quickdkpa
''is IES paa,'dGsS2 fE q Common
e. For Boston isPateh Liae-Fhei fine A packet
Sfs1A bark Ohm CARVER, Lineken master. having
-, & large payt OF her cargo engaged. viii have dis
% 'spgl w RS BREWs co 81 Common st.
IL For ohaJIsstonTSg4t9g lz42s1Teg fast
- Green has part Of her cargo engaged aud viii
have dispatch F9hbalance Of freight Or passage, having
NJ HARR!soS e GO eSf v P e aaGS5G 4 Or
49,. 9rtO Q. WICKHAM, g BieHviHe st. -
~ Agent in Charleston, THOS. G. BUDD who will
forward promptly all goods for the interior OF
Ia For NewYork- UHiOn Line Packets The fast
SskA sailing regular packet ship WABASH, Halha,
have Immediate Dispatch For freight or passage having
H Sta hSeSmmodaons. apply board, between the
81 mo. o. W9SDRUTiFSR s. co. 90 Magazine st.
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10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS

~ OOUNGhY. MEhOAARTSs
The subscrbeR have, within the past two 90
k weeks, received, per ships Raiah, Robe,
go Wabash and Others. aIaTge and complete ~
- assortment of ATS and CAPS, for the Fall and
Winter trade, their Manufactory in New York,
siEng of Beaver, Nuta Castor MOleskin, Silk Angola
and Wool HATS; Otter Seal NutTa, Glazed, Goth and
Hair Seal CAPS. Also. assortment of Silk, Bingham
and Cotton UMBRELLAS, which will be offered on the
most liberal terms. County Merchants and Dealers will
find 1t much 10 their interest TO examine Stock. =
% lnI ID. w. s BELDEN. ChaEtrea st.
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MILLIN E R Y

a. Be not deCeiyedby appearances of PERSONS AZ a
81 or places. Within the mind of the uuas- ~ n
WI snming, are often stores of knowledge and s%S
O&& the best qualities of the heart The same I&k&So
With places-oten within the low andHnsghy stores
be Goods OF the best styles to be found in this city At the
corner Of POYDRAS and g ARONDELET Streets MIS-.
CAMPBELL has Mi llinery Store o. low and
unsehy appearance but the assortment style and uua.
ties Of her BONNETS and FANCY GOODS are not suE
passed. if equaled by any establishment in this cry and
the prices are low in proportion with the house.
P S-Bonnets Cleaned and Pressed 10 superior manner.
Dress. making in The best style. as Nv
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LARCENY -Jeha West was afraiguet yes,eFdat befors
SeSososs s Baldwin oharsed with stealing gOd Rach val
Aharsday night The accused pleaded not guilty ard ysl
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LARGE RoBBERY.@TOnJ Nou 69ias Anthony Hu.s
was arrested astevehing By the Second unisipafy poiee
on the charge Of Tobbng Capt John Reed Of 600 IN cash
and eHg in bills and accounts. The property was tsfea
ION the sOop of the complainant Wing the New Basin
Fofguatg tOE the owner, the whole Of the missing sum
was found on the person Of Hunt.
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-. IL CdrQadefet strsst Nel5 Orleans
WyIhL perform all operations on The TEETH foE their
wv preservation in the most scientific q FEzzzA
manner. ARTIFICIAL TERTH insert
ed, tTom whole set, on the most " f-v5S1e
modem and improved principles. r. -0l1S
Teeth extracted without the use of ChlOrOfofm, and with
but slight pain TO the patient s -r j..
From long experience in bis profession. and strict appca
ton business he hopes tOfneIt share public PATRONAGE
Reference be given to the eminent medical men
and Surgeon. Dentists in the country. 'O91m
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7 TIN WE tat.114V LNU4A hUbbEh GUUDS
'T'HE subscribers, agents for the Manufactures have
orders for every variety and style of Goods made from Gum
Elastic, under G9oDYEAR's and other Patents such
Capes Pouches Legglngs aud Clothing of all kinds Army
and Navy Bags, Air Beds Pillqw, hife Preseven Damp
Carriage Cloth, Steam Packing Mill and Gin Bands Hove
aDd eve other article made Of India Rubber warranted OF
the beIt quality, and all at Factory Prices.
.,t.. L. o
- lwsys on hand, a,ge assortment Of SADDLES.
HARNESS. LEATHER, COACH and HARNESS
TRIMMINGS, TOOLS etc., ETC., at their sejdlery
WaIehouse Nos. 50 and 81 Common street, Second Door
os -''l' '''sS'' NO" 0it SMITH & BROTHER.
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- :
NJ OFICE.-The undersigned takes this method of in.
4 forming his friends and the public in general -
mat he IS now erecting POTTERY SHOP op.
CF8 posite the old BOuligny Pottery. where all NJ
SfaA ARTICLES IN the line of Pottery Ware will be -
SaY 9nnd He respectfully socits the liberal patronage
y5,5S, II99IneIly bestowed en- the old firm Of WILSON &
and invites his friends and the pubic to give him
i Ss aIs pees will be lower than at any similar esab
N p All orders from the country win be promptly at
TENDED ss 20. 81 feepOrt, October 6, 1919.
oeL6 I'm H H. VIRGIN
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wine merchants pay known under The name Of a'''e
and which requires personal inquiry q The custom
ocers nto the cellars 10 Of the most odious X ns1
been abolished after the Revolution IN February O1'
snce ths, again taken Up. Now. the vine rnefenAn''
oppose violently this visit Of the officers and me '.'
has become 90 serious this very day In al me SUI
urbs Of Paris that considerable military ioree. az
two legions Of National Guards have been 'en' '"'''
This days sruDg in the National Assembly P' III
the singular discovery tina, the ne~y''o'"a %
for the abolition Of the vii have the eon''
effect for while II diminishes 10 great sum ne
Of the Exchequer. the price Of the nercnAnu -N
rse on the mArke; since The demands VII % 80 '''"
increased that the price Of the salt ii'ei esnno'
low the more so az the Commission ASKS ms -
duty on foreign SAL instead Of franc a voted Oe
mented 10 ,; francs
Your California gold begins to turn the hes'' -
people. Not only, you know are there specs ~
6ions sent on; from London. but there 70 0Oi'f
which formed iuef A. Havre aud which ln'Hrs - 49,,
emigrsuts % .oin the expedition solul a.. .sv
from that seaport direc; % san Francisco. III -
IL the tnng prove. % be sivanisgeous' you .,
a. many Frenchrneu there a. went % Aieirr'- :,
these however have already returned sN,ns " 49,.
awful de.criutions Of their ,ufterlngs NAcn p. -.
oulv the old truih that this nsuon VIII never o. " '
cOlonixluv
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ..ALBANT, Friday. Feb. 2
The bill relative TO personal liberty was re-commied
to the Committee OF the Whole.
The bill making sundry amendments In the charter o.
the New York Floating Dry Dock Company was tsAen
up and after consideration, ordered to third roading'
The Senate then ad journed.
ASSEMBLY.
The bin infic,ine punishment for Prize Fighting
came up for third reading end was re committed WHO
instructions amend making the exhibition OF the ar
of self defence for gain misdemeaDOr IL Wss snoi"
after reported back amended farther discussed ana
passed by vote Of l0i TO 6.
The resolution Of the Senate providing for tne e'ec
ton Tuesday the 9th inst Of United ststes senator
TO nh the place OF Mr. Dix whose term will expire on
the 4h of March next, taken up and coDcurred IN.
The bin relative TO the Life Savings Benevolent As
socaton Of the City of New York considered and
passed
Mr. VAN ORpES of New York gave notice OF his In
ten,iou 10 Introduce bill 10 continue In Office the
Commissioner of Practice until April, 1850.
Mr. Cross Of Kings County, gave notice OF oiii re-
speeding the Wismsburah Ferry Company MT
Cross also introduced bin relative to the Brooklyn
Common Schools.
The Senate bill providing for filing the vacancies In
certain Offices, taken up, considered ana passed
Adioufued
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DIED

Yesterday morning a. ococs JOSEPH FORREST aged -
in-o. a1d tlose Of . brohern Charles Chsmbsrsn.
repeatedly invited attend lnes r- -nc- IT he
after = Roe - this Afternoon, at ocecs.
Frne A Ey and laughter Bahsis 10 Of Hao~s,
Msa-.
IL r-stse and eoa ofth- y respectfully avtsi % 4
ted her f41era sunday REQ . ococs NJ from her -'e
r.. 100, ~ of--.-cl - itnosi i.fh-f A'i@t0A
f1i,y aaraas. 20 : ALgxASDER siyG. sen. ssei76
p-aa so-ty aai H. oiesrs tai -to-f, o. - e.-H4e Dps
s-i particularly l-ste o. stsad - faarfa 'ef- Al :
farther invitation H. remains s - tss-a - CyPr--.
HI. cen-tsry b. .p-c.i l. Railroad, a. ococ., from
oa rbar.s,' - at cHARLEs SURE cO0KEY. .oa Of III.
Chs sn adopted Of B@a- AMI Mao coosy aged
e r-ss. al relatives hndy 1T,f u a,t.si . ia
th- st-rnooa a. ocs ron be izts r--aes seventh
- 80 CORNELIsss NuRRAY sx.a % ear. ao-,o,
~ r-afis-. anf fr-nf. 81 he f /, ar. -. -,
tend ~ .r-r.i o1 Sunday ock Pm slthout ,r-r invitation
ION Hai.on-t
Lat ss-uas 81 eoasanP-oa JAMES GRAHAM eldest m o.,
read, .a e oith- f,nay respectfully avt,a TO .,,-s
- iaera from b. AZ '-ss-us Abssoa place On sssa.y al
o. yssa Fss LOUISA PIERCE. yoqnxe,, a.sss,.,
T. -st1s. aai -d' q he family are repeatedly invited %
'rd "a .~a IRON s' at r-.e. We, ~ ,.-nth a On
lls ~ nt a. e-.9cs N sthout '4rth-r mytaior
on ih1f.iay sgsnig Pc MARY ssasht.r Of n ,ss
r =. "i,na AGES Jar % inoath- . days
T. r-stf~ sls lr-ai. of . f,r IN a. ,..o..fr ,s On
f-i ~ lla-ra ron - % Der parent. 10 kxfon -
- at-fs-y ai-fr1 u % at ocoek Tie
-AA-l y Dfe-1s.0f C-meisr.
,.i1sqy - tniag Iora p Of conz-ston he
The relatives a1a enis ID. ny ar. respectfully
.t'sas 10 us-r farther ssats 90 sunday Afternoon,
49, h'na ha' ale resssac-, 81 Ia, Bro.s-sy -.
| 59y-ar.
Ih- asa eaa. Of Tie aHly r-.peeisHy nv,-d 10
vAt,a ron ate r-dsaoe A. B-seh q eofn.f q Hai- Al
COO he iassfa s-rrcss I'D t.ss PAs - Jun S--fI
Pea. , RUFUS RAND IA tie 5sth year ofhsass
TO- - s.r - b, ss. r..s.o. Forsy .,sa o. MD door
fsl ExAiA s'saas, "a sunday, . .Sea IN
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Thirtieth Congress.
sENATE....Ws,HIsSroS.F Friday. Feb.

PAINTING THE PENSION LAWS
Mr.. BRIGHT OF Ind. submitted lesoutlon IN
favor OF printing i've thousand copies Of the Pension
Laws for distribution The resolution was referred to
the Committee on Pensions.
POSTAGE BILL
The Senate took up the Postage Reform olli'
upon which Mr. NIrEs proceeded TO make a lengthy
speech sustaining the merits Of the bill generally
His remarks were stened - with attention and their
occasional facetOusness created some mcrrimeni MI
having concluded the subject was informally passed
Several messages were received from the Presi-
dent BY the hands Of his Private Secretary.
MODIFICATION or THE TARIFF
Among the petitions presented were several
signed By four thousand citizens OF Philadelphia pray
ing for q modification Of the present Tariff Laws
They appropriately referred.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Mr.. CAMERON moved 70 recall from the House
the resolution previously adopted BY the Senate
extending the time for receiving proposals for toe
Public Printing Of the next Congress. The motion pre-
vspg the resolution was brought back from the
House and on motion. recOpsdered.
A comm ubicston from the Public Printer was Their
laid before the Senate and read, replying 70 the com
plants which had been msde against the manner IL
which the public printing had been done. After a ful
and animated discussion of the subject by Messrs
PIERCE, CAMERON ard Others, the resolution wal
suended by substituting the l4th Of February for the
LIST of March and adopted.
The Senate then adjourned over till Monday.
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kif InrsOn.


A writer in the Boston Pot asks
Can you inform me through your eo.lr.n' con ace
whereabouts or address Of Kit Carson or co 80 or
In any Of your exchange papers any company 10
vrbe,her II Il supOosed he is % eonduet oo' a
cssforns from Independence mott u y9qq can na
snv information 4, al the subject !, "ouI , ,,b.
.rea, favor on snxious 70 goal you al via
Il. or Information OF any company N''
that route with good guide
We learn from the Western JournA'' 'nSs '"e
peuped Klt-,he guide OF Fremont in al MS eHPe
5,,,o,. and the hero Of msny marvellous eSpio' IN
the California par-hss been chosen to eon'u'' .o''
psny 10 the Gold Region, from Independence 40
His caravan will esve In April, and Il we were ie''y
70 star, on the overland journey We should enoo'e 10
other captain than him I'LL. In
We have IN hand the manuscript OF iniiA.ns s"''l
,.re among the Rocky Mountains in when ne 'nSieo
and we shall soon give it to the readers Oh '"f