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/ AIDES fAIR-GREEN POINT-THE LADIES con-
~ nccted with the Reformed Dutch Church Green Point,
L. L. intend holding fair at the church in that place,
the 4h and oh July 1850 day and evening. Stages will
leave the Williamsburg Ferries sycry fifteen minutes and
leave passengers within fifty yards Of the church Persons
interested in the NtnGe Of the church respectfully in
vited to call Tickets for admission (twenty-hv
oaeh) can be obtained at the door.
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MINERVA ROOMS, 400 BROADWAY OPEN EVERY
Ii eyening-New and magnificent mammoth Panorama Of
the Overland Route TO California Cola Dgngs Cities Of
cramento and San Francisco, painted BY Mnaud Lewis
5000 feet Of from sketches taken by himself
f.nnc whose lectures have the appreciation Press
and the elite Of philadelphia will illustrate the Panorama
Admitance - cents children half price Doors open Pic
tnre moves ats Exhibitions Wednesday aud Saturday
ternocn Liberal arrangements made with schools Doors
open at T. Ia, picture moves at 8
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ITAlf-WlLL POSITIVELY CLOSE AT 3gs BROAD
Il way, Saturday next, the 9th instant. Those who
have hot this most beautiful Of Panorama avail
themselves Of the present week lose the only
OF ever witnessing its exhibition in New York.
FEDERAL STREET THEATRE. BOSToN-TO LET,
the above establishment With scenery, dresses.
Inc las been entirely and modern
i;ed, and Will vie with the most elegant establishments in
the country. IL will lie let from the September either
~ The week month. For further particular apply
New York, to Mr. MAN MAEE1LEk, OK in Bosom to E. G.
AUSTIN, ESQ.
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SPECIAL ROTlCEB.

Nrw YORK AND NV ENGLAND TELEGRAPH
IN CourEay.-herchants' Line 10 Eoston-Divdend-The
Directors Of hs New York and New England TELEGRAPH Com
have declared dividend Of Seven "a cent.
BE " stockholders on and After the Nth o. July
n LEFfERrS, PrsGssaA
W. JsnoNr. Secretary and Treasurer.
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2ABDIE HORSES 10 Lrr ron TUE sgAsoN.-TBr
s,ne@s use Nc, fof The ssson. hl,1 ever, fer ne
ow Arrlys Disbre~s Riding School ~ Fourth avsnus
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AMUSEMEN'rS.

i1ha9 ofsra SoTfsny uh1sr tHs I NE Of
for the time Ros Grand Opera IN three
SLMIRAhlDE-SemramideQ Queen of Babylon, Sisa. For
tunato Tedsco Arsee commander OF the armies S Nigt
vhtprsek Ausur prince ds'eendant Of Belle Sig Cora
d Sett; Idreno, king Of Egypt sig. A. Yetti; Azoana
Princess descendant OF Belo, Sga Beln Oroe Chief Of the
Mag Sig Collet hitrane Chief Of the uards siSnor H.
Marine Ombra di hino, n. N ksgis and arriors
Ladies, Royal Guards Indians satrspes Ministers, pa
lylonian Slaves, Sehitiars Slaves People OF Babylon.
The action takes place IN Babylon Msestrqsnd Drsstor
OF the Opera Sienor O. Bottssn Leader ofSe Orchestra
snOr L. Ardti Price, General admission, dollar; Gall
Ter Seats secured. 81 80.
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"''''''I"Ni "uty n IsoV.
IN, Or,niHg II d" Heue P,cceeSinss Todsv-.s Me.
.4''ergencni Defeated Il Rot ~ hs M.si TaS-F,,-
hre C ne Caucus 1e-mshi-- Mysterious Noc,ur.ss
Proe,'s'ngs IN ns Senate End Of re Cspsioi
There were two plans Of operation agreed upon By two
"n.fsnt 'set'ons " the House foe today FIRST sh,
rrgleading free sellers had resolved to push f.rv,ya
the California I'LL over the heads Of ali otb.r
srrrprmtions. and Oalpblns, and all secona-rhc
tNrsme ksstherneps had agreed 20 make al sfprt to
s't c1nornia the so.ty ase to give the oapblus TIA
gob End everything lee the eohy spd " prsc-ed ~
he up TIE annual ar prorristions the special
which veuld occupy the ilcass fvs " a ve-ts ana
ihen, ss might .ppser that ncthinr oouId be aone
Tor tevsry to put IN motion f,r ~ eariy sdicuru-
m,nt "a Congress tri Dscembe~ pext
fo,h thsse plans were dcfesteA The chsol q Mr.
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Net appropriations for the h.cal year
ending SUth June, 1851. ..........s2sIsslgg "a
To which add sjOO0OOO for French
spolistions. and sl.5OO.OoO for rivers
and harbOrs. .............".... e,5coooo 90
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y ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM--THE DRAMATIC
- season Of this establishment commences Monday the
sh Of July The Company requested above
Friday, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
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sruHTINa.


EENTREyiLIE COURSE l. I-TRoTTING THIS
" day, Wednesday, July "a, ~ 81 o'clock, r. NJ match
Ter 500 mile hests beet three In ave in harness j. Somsrn
dis nsm.s eh johnny Lemonreel Mr. Iabeis names eh
o. rough Nuts. JOEL CONkLIN.
7'RoT1ING PUvsF AT NEW ROCHELLE, JULY a.
luA pure 81 go will b. given, free for horses 'hst
never that Entries 20 close At
Vim Ssutes hotel, New Rochelle on the 50 July
The trot 20 commence ATS o'clock T..
Guns AND SPORTING DOGs-A GENTLEMAN
~ whose occupations require hs 20 rive sporting will
dspo,s e the following tys,ter or .rsr.ely double
tsreltd Gun, by Tvigs % Los with
short French RTE. very haadseme pointer Dc and
slut ~ the best breed; Imported frsm Eresud this spring
Seventbe atty pointer ruYs their erriur produced
fourih IuHs: hrriy % Mr.. sbIPLE EsssI Hotel Esa-
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rAkE, forlCE-IHE UNITED ASSOCIATION or
bes.isFs and flaseres % this ei,y have engaged the
nou.s 81 l., iisslerouscatt - Third avenue corner
MIMI ST. - ne house y cal where sates will In rsad
rt from this date for the purpose recei ne tbe nns"
The poyed, belong the Socistv It..,ss
tho address u the Bosses who msy uen
THOMAS QUINN. Presden.
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BROADWAY TBEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
~ drama Of PoSS coS %Fs.
we,iari yHEoT ns.sltgn Mr. IsOmP'pn 1ssT MIS-
nOt CAN1GOsssmsr Mr.; Perry Bonus, Mr Whiting; MT.
cucKoos @Fsrtyn Pctleihsste Mr. ss,rros coieasl
S 6a Sh osRaa p0f ps, Nj r,d ds SIa 1 aS
snsste o. cents Family and Third Circles Is cents Doors
NiBLO's-WEDREsDAY EVENING, July 3-THE EN-
~ tertanments will commence with the new grand. and
pSsS SpgTas ehSsss
NJ The Great King q Phar1sle
@e %1sn,hsee Ball Room VIII be thrown open pro-
Of MnERE TMERE Will THEEEs saw WA S9rliSn
ss1Ss m SSsfS5 Don ''0 MIS- Leach Donna Fran
BTnEI2iNS-c CHAMBERS srREEr-DENETIT OF TUE
viii PLAYED lie Comedy r. c MsGFIiS@{ f.en9g July
H. g SGr1ah har o. h9shesGT Mr. Clarke Capt Copp
GhsgaaP Second time Ibis seasonal tie Farce Of Your
enbtrr Mr. Ichsst1a s.roR MI Burton sohpooq
With ne laughab,. Farce q SEEING rue ELEpa&NT%s
wi.gins, Mr. Jordsn rete .Sscrs Nj r. johnston; Mrs
CAsTLE GARDEN-FouRTn OF JULYl,-l776 AND
Evening The VIPER and lower promensdes viii De thrswu
View Of the SsIor and BAY Of New York SS0' the sS opposite
BATTERY grand salute a, R ociocI viii be Sred from Ge
tnS ay Island aud ne Other forts IN Of
ascs . Bsnd Of SSlq reriorger Whose gnrvAsd perform
icrmanee, to commence at o'clock with variety Of
nsht ana pleasing eonsistns Of Songs
Messrs Parsoe and Esler and number o talented artists
engaged expressly for this occasion. After which Comic
Ballet fantomime in which The whole of the celebrated
Artists will appear entitled "Love and Confusion
posed produced by Mr.. G. T. Parsloe Musical drec-
tor George Leder. The whole 10 conclsde with grand
beautiful and unique effects of pyroechny The whole
hiltion from the laboratory Of Isaac j. T. Edge. After
the Fireworks the Aoor will be cleared the ca Fouth
Of July Ball under the direction Of the fayore profo or
Mr. Conway, closing the day with hary and Joyous
Prices Of admission throughout the day. %
Evening Performance and Fireworks 80 cents-Chudren
half price.
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OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWSBURY ~ j.. on THE
" shores 90 IRE Atlantic ~ for the reception
Of permanent and transient boardsrs.
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s41.Gss,1s3 "a

This amount will not require new loan, the revs-
nue. IRON customs alone reaching ss0OOOOOo. mo-
mcntary enhancement. while anticipating the rcye-
nue. might be rcmoded BY issue Of Treasury Notes
receivable In public due. such floating debt would
probably never reach two millions Of dollars
would yet remark. that the above items are not
likely TO be much amended either In the senst. or the
House. Judge Bnyly the present able Chairman Of
the Committee Of WAYS and Means having LEFT NO
item unaocouf ted fer. witch was demanded BY the
goNttnn,nt ard having drawn the bill with . view
expedite business 90 az TO assist AMI not to eabaress
The Administration. POlLO Df BORGO.
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XNAIHALLA. 8f CANAL sTREET-TnE MANAGER

WAIIALLA, Sc CANAL STREET.-THE MANAGER
w has renovated the above establishment and engaged
and novel entertainments and trusts aton-
n TO business 70 merit share of public patronage Per-
formances the 4h at IL o'clock, A. M and and r. NJ
Orchestra box admitance % cents and paquee 2
~ tai Free Concerts strauss celebrated Band
Monday, wednesday, and Friday. aong AZ p. NJ,
and closing ct r. N. Ferriage reduced to cents.
thin case the weather Is unfayorabe the Concert will
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CnEIsrY,s MINsrRELs.-MEcnANIcs, nall. NO. q.

CBRISTY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, NO. AZ
~ Broadway, between Grand and Br0ome streets.
day. July ist and every night until further notice The
original and well known Chrstys Ethiopian Troupe
the established and odet organized band Ia the world
comprising company Of twelve Performers under the d.
reetion OF E. H. Chrsy They win have the honor living
their original and inimiabe entertainments every night
until further notice Admission p cents Doors open
Concert will at o'clock. concert
Saturdays, commencing at o'clock \ "a. extra
ternoon concert on Thursday, July ith, at3PM
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IN ConrEay-Herchsnts Line 10 BostOn.-Div
psny hsvs dividend q seven "a per cent p.Js-
BE 's stockholders on and After NE sh q JIly
L. W. JsnoNr. Secretary and Treasurer
EIgsr DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
Division orders-Nes York, June 10Th, lsl-ltis pi-
vision will parade Thursday, the Fourth day Of July
go AZ @ TIC p,vos line vii Ia f"ryea
on tn. Battery rsht on Whitehall At eeook A. The
Division will pay the Lonora ~ marching salute 20 ths
H.. sssn he parade VII & aisH.ssf Brissdsr Gsaers
Storms will eapse the Naonsl STANDARD 10 be displayed
Artillery Tie Major Generals salute will be fired from hs
Battery under the direction Of Brissdicr General Morris
the Major General at L quarters for escort duty at
quarter before o'clock and other troops to report TO
the hour. BgisAisr General Even will detail two
companies ot Light Iniantry report 20 the Division Ia
ZION fJr the saluies viii Is furnished By e cemnssary
General the requston ~ Cummandantt Of Regiments
The ID vision star VIII aeube a. the quarters Of the Mger
yaasF Regiment, dree,ed 70 promugas this trae
much thereof relates 70 Their respective eommssds
CHARiEs W sASproRp. Major General
ROBERT G. wETMsRr. Division ln,peetor.
CPLcIAL NoTICr-uNITED STATES PAssPoRrs.-
- BY an order q the Department ~ state. the serheaes
q potares public q New YORK will suGee to procure
passports pass ports thi. Oso only
IN New York II 20 have passport - land
lagrs s'atd ~ pcrsons Who wish 20 sell passports
o. 81. No. Astor Usu,c
lanes CONNER SON. TYPE FOUNDERS. CORNER
q Ann aud Nassau strcetf. New York have hand
every article necessary for piee Printing Esabhen
The Materials en- which this Tarer printed are from the
above Feuadry.
ARrIrIcIAL LrEcH,s. JUST RECEIVED. PER
sss, Iesshs: vicroR Bigi6P' 4 saidsn Lane
THE TRADES.
m sTFa mr.
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NEW YORK AND FLUsnING.-FAgE l21< CENTS
~ The new and c0mmOdious steamer ISLAND CITY.
eayss Peek slL New York daily tsundays excopted at
A. M and T. NJ Returning, leaves Flushing at "a a. NJ
End T. a. Fer9ons desrous Of making excursion about
New York cannot do better than embrace this opportunity
The extensive nurseries gardens porfec-
ton Of flowers and the gentemsny proPretors always
happy 60 receive vsors for Great and Little Neck,
Rosyn hanhasot run in connection with this boas at
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M ANTED-RY A RESPECTABLE YOt.yG FRENCH
w woman widow, who speak English we'll situation
ate family Dressmsker other
esork sse can give most satisfactory reference in New
800 Broadway. 49,
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TIE TRADES.

LrEcHss. Just RECEIVED, PER
tent artificial fseohss yfCTOR BISHOP y Maiden
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PANDALLs IsLAND-ToURTu OF JULY EXCUR-
~ son-The steamer ISLANDER Captain {. ID. Clark,
viii l.aye-ls Trr.ot q Peek sP East River a ~ A.
NJ; Grand street, A. VI Tenth street 81 a. M Twenty
sixth street "a A. ~ "a Trip-FoOt ofreek Slip 1oh NJ;
Grand street I0. A. M Tenth street, III A "; twenty
Grand street, ~ r. NJ; Tenth street. IL NJ Twenty
tlxth street, T. NJ ith Trp-foot Of Peek slip, Il. N
Grand street. a., =. M; Tenth street. "a p. Nj Twenty
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GRAND EXCURSION TO RoCHLAND LAKE-ANNI-
~ yersary Of American Independenoe-The stauneh and
fayore steamer Sandusky will make excursion TO Rock
land Lake calling az lonkors, Dobbs Ferry and Farming
town, leaving foot Of Tenth street T. r. 81 ~ A. Pike
street "a, Pier No. North River at 2 foot of Cham
beys foot OF Amos at S and Eighteenth
IA
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asorNt or ,rFRorHisIioS riLL..


hihhb Nftais r+blL1JAL ~
A. the deficiency bills however for the past aud
not the present year and the expenses 81 tn. Post
once Department are betrayed by it, own revenue,
these items ought properly Go be deducted from the
expenditure 81 the fiscal year terminating june ~,
1851
bchei'ney bills. g. ...... 81 52j501 81
Poet ONCE bill. .......... iil so 70
sOs7 15s az
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REhoyAL.-DR LUTENEU, AURIsT HAS REMOVED
N HE oihos frsm 30 20 - roadwNy entrance ~ Marrsn
stItet-ofhcc hours IN future from : tn ..
Sixteen ytaT Of successful practice u all diseases Of the
Ear enables him 20 all deafness unpleasant aud
discharges of the Ear provided the drum
Jurd References u The undoubted Mind can be seen
at bis oce, Alo'ors must be postpaid
BY letter or OtborNine, Al.
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EUUkTH OF july EAII EsIUN AKVU ,,N sT nni.
Capt. H. Whitoek, will make excursion around Staten
Island, Thursday July leaving New York foot Of
Chambers street. st 10 o'clock A NJ Grahd street East
River, l9 Pier No North River. lo1i oelosk touching
Fort Hamilton ana Key Port Returning, will
New York by o'clock p. NJ. The above IS calculated to
make of the mast pleasant excursions Of the day giving
opportunity enjoying the refreshing breeze
well le view o. the forhcston Of the harbor Fort
Hamilton, Sandy Hook, Highlands Of Nevisnk sc. They
will also have an opportunity Of athng at Key Port
turning through the Sound, aGordng FAC view Of South
Perth Amboy, hossvill, EIabethtown Point &C. Fare
for the excnrslon 30 cents.
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CHARiEs W. sAvprORD. Major General.
ROBERT G. wETMsRF. Division Inspector.

IAMES CONNER A SON. TYPE FOUNDERS CORNER
- Ann sud Nassau streets, New fsEk. have on hand
eyery article necessary for pete Printing ksabshents
The MATERIAL. which this printed from The
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EoURTH OF JULY.-,THE NEW HOTEL, AT the
depot Morrsana Village will be for the reception
Of visters on the fourth OF July. HENRY DUREtL.
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EoR sALE-A WHOLESALE HAT CAP AND UNI
bIsns warehouse. To any one having a few hundred
dollars eash bargain IL offered; the psesent Arm
other business d.rous 10 close the COM
muncaons contdential Address A. Is. Jones Co. the
onse OF this paper. with real name.
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ExCuRsloN 10 NEW ROCHELLE AND THE PAINE
II Farm, the 18th July-The powerful IVAN
OE and splendid barge, win leave Hammond sotatTA.
~ Spring street at 1i, Peck slip 80 "a c.~d :,
south Third Williamshurgh at "a, Green Point ~
superior band quadrilte, refreshments
~ the farm Boat tickets for the excursion 30 cents
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STEAMER JOHN NELSON, l.. r. rRAZEE, CAPTAIN,
- viii make Excursion to New Brunswick Thursday
July 4th leaving Barclay street at A. NJ superior Band
viii lie on board Fare for the excursion % cents.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MONTGOMERY PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOILER
mi locomotives and stationary
sngincs combining my in fuel and space. once
80 Broadway, up stairs.
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PARTNERSHIPS.

NoT1CE-THE CorARTNERsHiP BEREroFORE
erstitg between Frederick stoltz and John Berry
At Ne Broad street, IN the city Of New
orh. hae tbs cay h,cn dssoved By mutual consep The
-ness will hereafter be conducted 81 the place ~
John Berry, his and Who authorized ~
.ign the 81 the firm in hqudatine The partnership
business, and will settle all outstanding claims against toe
frn. TREDERtCK S1OITZ.
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EOURTH OF JULY EXCuRSIONS.-THE STEAMBOAT
NlMRoD, Capt. Edwd. ). Small, viii make two grand
aud delightful excursions down the Lower Bay to Sandy
Hook Thursday July 9TH, 1880 landing at Fort Hamilton
each Morning excursonaye the foot of Beach street
at :; Hammond street. 81 Spring street, ~ Chambers
street So ard Pier No. y r. O'Clock A. NJ Afternoon
exoursOneayo the Of Hammond street NJ rs; Spring
street at 2 Chambers street at "a and Pier No " r.
"a o'clock T. ~. Both of the above excursions will afford
fine Of the Notifications and AGENT
harbor and give t. all opportunity OF enjoying and rea
zing the benefits Of the Fare each
sion, 90 cents The boat will also make evening
sion, leaving Pier No v r. 7i Chambers street, ~;
Spring street, "a and Hammond street at o'clock r. NJ,
and return land at the foot Of Beach street. at about
o'clock Z. VI. Fare for the excursion - cents.
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Grant OF Public Lands TO Illinois, Missis-
sippi, md Alabama.

The Senate bill, granting alternate sections
and the right of way to the construction Of rail-
road from Chicago to Mobile, has passed the
House by large majority. 1t establishes the
principle that the Federal Governmental may make
donations ofand for the purpose Of adding to the
value Of the public domain, by the construction
Of public Improvements passing through or
opening up that domain TO immigration and set
Element. We are much gratifed that this bill
has passed, whatsoever may be the fanciful dis
tinctions in regard to the potoer Of the Federal
Government to make appropriations for pur-
poses Of internal improvement. 1t is a direct
recognition Of that power; it is direct con-
tribution Of aid by the common government 10
the prosperity Of the State. The Government
sells its lands along the line of improvement,
but the States, and the people are enriched and
advanced by the permanent results Of the inn
provement. We are gratihed to see the in
creasng evidences OF the benefcent contribu-
tons of the Union to popular happiness.
We shall be as much gratifed at the adj
vancement in the prosperity of the sections of
the Union connected by this important inn
provement, as if it passed through any portion
in which we were personally interested. 1t
will contribute TO make two dscordant sections
understand each other, and contribute 10 the
power and perpetuity of the Union. This is
Wing principle We have been much con-
cerned that the great industrial interests of-the
North have been preiudiced and postponed by
the agtations Of the day; but we can rejoice in
the success Of the great measure Of southern
and western protection. Indeed, we have but
one regret connected with the measure, and
that is the partial principle upon which it was
advocated--a principle which, il sound, would
give 10 the new States monopoly Of the adj
vantages Of federal aid to internal improve
men,s. We would prefer an acknowledgment
Of the equal right Of all the States TO particle
pate. We would prefer that the public do.
main should be applied, to aid in constructing
the great railroads now under construction from
the. Ohio and Mississippi to the Atlantic ports
of Georgia, South Carolina, and Virginia. This
would unite us as one people, under ohs
Union; this would make the citizens of the
North and South know and appreciate each
other better. 1t would not only promote our
harmony, but our strength. We should no
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CHOLERA AZ JrYTsssoSyrLLr, Irp,--Notwith.
standing hopes were entertained that the cholera
bad left that part Of the country we find thst the
disease has been raging 70 an alarming extent, in
one family At least, in Jef1ersonvie, On Wodncs.
day last, one Of the children Of David Hawkins wac
taken with the diseese and shortly died; on Fri.
day evening, the old man took the disease, and
died in about two days; on yesterday morning a
little boy, aged about seven years was attacked,
and - not likely 10 recover; and on Tuesday night
one oil the strongest and hesrticst Of the family, n
boy about fifteen years Of age, was taken, and died
before daylight yesterday morning. IL may be
proper TO add, that the family were remarkable
for their want Of preesution AZ 10 sickness Of any
kind -
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N1w YoRx MvsIoAI Frsu.-Jenny Lind and Mr..
Benedict have been made honorary members Of
this body, in token Of their gratitude for Jcnnys
generous donation,
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Mr.. RHrrr explains that he did not assert
that 4" South Carolina riH lead QG--Georpia
will 90 with hers" but that Georgia wM
lead of--South Carolina will % with herr
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We learn that the Hon. A. II. SHEPHERD, Of
North Carolina, has been kept from the House
of Representatives by indisposition. He is
now conYslescent,
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We learn from an unofficial source, that the
appointment Of WILLIAM d. LEWIS, as colleca
Tor Of the port Of Philadelphia, WAS yesterday
confirmed by the Senate, by vote Of 80 70 7.
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The Turkish Envoy.

AMIN Brr, Envoy from Turkey, and suite,
arrived in our city yesterday, and have taken
rooms at the National Hotel.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

RAILROAD FROM CHICAGO TO MOBILE.
Yesterday, previous to the adjournment Of the
House, motion made 10 reconsider tho vote by
which was passed the Senate bill granting the right
Of way, and donations Of lands to Illinois, Missis-
sippi, and Alabama, to aid in the construction of
railroad from Chicago 10 Mobile, and TO lay that
motion on the table. This morning the question
was taken and decided in the affirmativc-yess S.
nays79.