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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

ON RECORD.
~ Richard L. Cox OF Eveshsm, Darlington County.
Nj certihes oath before Alderman Chauncey Bukley
ofthe City Of Philadelphia al be suffered for long time
with all he symptoms Of distressing msady, which bis
physician declared to lie Pulmonary Consumption He
had Short dry cough burning sensation In the palms Of
bis hands and the coles Of his eet he sunk into state OF
infAnte debility; be wasted away almost to skee
ton bis breathing short and laborous be
fned constantly to bis bed ard the least change OF position
caused him excessive pain No hope entertained Of
his recovery he could take nourishment when be CON-
menced tie Of scHEScgs Pulmouc Syrup. abandoning
all other edscne Amer taking bottles, large gath
erng formed In his EFF side which broke and dischargeds
vut quantity Of offensive matter and res expectors
ton continuing for several weeks be began to gather
strength and recovered his appetite He confined the
use Of Syrup and sfer akiDg twenty-five bottles found
himself sound and IN the enjoyment Of good health
He Is now able attend his duties township officer
a. well NJ AZ any former period bis Life. His lungs have
been examined by medical man. and pronounced 10 be In
. sound condition. See bis sfidav-Psmphle, Pc The
following testimonial IL added
EvEsnsN, Burlington Co. NJ. May 3.
We the suhscrfbers residents Of the township Of EYES,
ham, do hereby certify that We well acquainted with
Mr. Richard L. Cox ard frequently visited him in the las;
saae Of Pulmonary Consumption, which we believe was
cured By tie OF scHENcEs Pulsonc Syrup and feel II
our duty 10 IL to the Consunpye In The strong
eat possible terms having been syewinesses TO OF LIS
create performed ~ his section oil us county
benjamin. Brcnzu, John Leeds, Jr.
wiihsm L Brown. John II. Elis,
Franklin b. Coz, Andrew Grseor.
John b Cox William Hammiu,
Thouss IL Hewngs. Joseph Ellis,
Joseph T.. Hswlngs, jacob iieSings
scuEscx's PuLNosIe sYRvr Is sold At 81 per boal- or
6bolles for g..
CIV CLICKENER co. 81 Bsrcisy-st are the Cen
erxl Agents for New-Yofk and vicinity.
Ell PAY1os, CSC Greenwichst and n SnllAsy.
JkL CODprsSTox, us Broadway and sl5 iIud,on-st
T. LYOS. ~ Grznd-st
w d. CRrNBIE. $50 Bow-ry
sGHEZS Ill Thirdsv
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The HOUSE decided, after sharp strug-
ole to close the California debate on the
frst Tuesday in June. That is long way
Of. but better then than never.
In SENATE, the Deficiency bill received
the finishing touches, and was fully passed.
We presume it is by this time law.
The Census bill then came up, and Mr..
Vinton's important amendments, giving the
act perpetual efficacy, and fixing the num-
Der of Members of the House Of Represen-
tatives at two hundred and thirty-three,
were both agreed to. The Senate voted to
adhere to its own Statistical Tables, 50 the
bill goes back to the House but it will
probably pass to-day.
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HOUSE oF REPREsENTArIVEs.

| On motion OF MIR. HAY Wing OF n. j. the Com
mttee Of Commerce were instructed 10 inquire in
to the expedency of making appropriation for the
erec4 of light house at Conissan Point, Raritan
Bay
| Mr. STASLY (Whigl Of y. c. offered a resolution
| 10 terminate the debate on the Presidents Mes
sage. transmitting the Constitution Of California on
the 22d inst.
Mr.. McLASE Loco of Nd. suggested the first
| Tuesday in June.
Mr. STASLY acquiesced.
Mr.. CALDWELL (whigl Of n. c. moved 10 lay the
Resolution on the table
The question was decided in the negative G. -
81 the Southern men generally voting in the afr
native.
Mr. THOMPSON Loco) of Miss. wanted to know
how many special orders are intervening
The SPEAKER replied two
!. Mr.. INGE Loco of Ala. moved a call of the
House. AS it is an important Resolution, it should
be full vote.
Mr.. WILLIAMS (Whig) of Tenn would suggest
that the termination Of the debate be postponed till
later period.
Mr.. 1NoE said that the Resolution would be
more acceptable to him If an earlier day was
named
The yeas and nays were taken whether there
shall DC call Of the House. Ii was decided in the
negative.
MT. SrANLY modified bis resolution, 10 terminate
the debate on the second Tuesday in June.
MT JONES Loco OF Tenn. said that the resolu-
ton now proposed amendments to the message.
de wished to make il read "such amendments as
may be proposed to the bill pending for the admis
sion of California"
Tie SPEAKER replied that there could be no diff
iicul,y about the language of the resolution The
effect ifpassed, would be to terminate the debate.
and induce vote az the time named.
Mr.. BOYD Loco Ky. moved to Law the resoln.
ton on the table.
IL was negatived by vote Of G. to lO5.
Mr. WALLACE Loco oil 5. c. moved tina, the
House adjourn, but withdrew il at the request of
Mr. McMULLlS Loco Of Va. who moved 10
amend the resolution to end the debate on the
hurth Tuesday IN June. He asked whether the
debate was in order
The sPEARER-It is not.
=, MI MoMuLLIS-l appeal to the gentleman of
North Carolina, Mr. StsnlyD to accept my amend.
mSI| 1 believe be has made his speech
ihe sFkAKLR said that as some objection had
osen made to the phraseobgy Of the resolution.
MI Staniy had altered il so that the COMMITTEES
shan report such proposition a NAV be a,reeI IN
IN committee, TO the House.
Mr.. McMCLLIN's amendment was disarreeJ IN
MI BUTLER Wing Of Penn moved % po,tpoue
The further considerable os tLe resolution anti the
inst Monday in June. ''''
Cries OF oh, no! Question, question
IL was negatiyed by vote Of ls TO 20.
Mr. SIAM srs solution, 70 end the debate On the
50 cond Tuesday in June was then adopted.
The House went IL 10 Committee OF the Xhole or
The CALIFORNIA MESSAGE.
Mr. NrAeuAx Wing Of VI spoke in favor Of
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xxxIst CONGREss-First Session.

IN sENATE-WAsHrseTos, Tuesday, May IA.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill was reported
back frcga the Finance Committee, with recon-
mendation that the House amendments % concurred
in, which was agreed to.
Mr.. DOUGLAS, from the Finance Committee, re-
ported a general bill to refund duties paid upon
goods destroyed by the great fire of as in New
York.
After the transaction Of the morning business,
the Census bill was taken up.
After disposing of various House amendments OF
no general Importance, the Senate disagreed on
the amendment Of the House substituting new
set of Statistical Tables for those adopted By the
Senste.-The additional section adopted by the
House making the present perpetual Census Act
until some new law shall be passed, was agreed to.
The question then REQUIRED upon the House amend
ment providing that from and after the Sd of March,
1853, the House OF Representatives, shall be COM
posed Of two hundred and thirty three members.
The Senate Committee reported in favor OF reducing
the number to two hundred, which was rejected
yeas II, nays %. The question REQUIRED ON the
House amendment when
Mr.. CHASE moved to amend by increasing the
number of Representatives TO 300, which was re-
jected-yeas Q, nays 81
MIR HALF moved to amend, so as 10 fix the num-
Der at $50 rejected The House amendment fix
ing the number Of Representatives at $685. was then
adopted, as also were the remaining additional sec
tons made by said House. After debate upon an
amendment moved by Mr.. DAVIS, Of Miss. insert
ing in the tables a column for pensioners, the
amendment was withdrawn, and the Senate after
brief Executive session, adjourned.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPOTTENs COD LIVER OIL CANDY.
~ The healing. soothing influence OF oils repeatedly
referred In the Scriptures and has been remarked from
the earliest es but this age belongs the discovery OF
the creates, Of all medicinal oils-Cod Liver OIL This
grand specific, however like all natural products was i'm
provable by ART and embodied in SroTrErs Cod Liver
OIL Candy may be safely pronounced the greatest well
the most pslesbe preparation for the Of coughs,
colds and every disease that attacks the hroa or lungs
that discovery and invention have yet developed to the
world. For sale by the proprietor lIs Bowery; Mrs.
Hsys IFS Fulton st. Brooklyn, and by Druggists generally
Price Is cts per package.
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the admission of California 40 an independent
measure, and not mixing her up with others nc
Gained that Vermont thirty years ago took stand
to prohibit Slavery in the Territories, and incident
ally condemned the Clay Compromise:
Mr. JuIrAs Free Soil Of Ind. denied that the
North had ageressed on the South. He made
calm and decided Anti Slavery speech.
The Committee rose, and the House adjourned
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CHARGE OF MURDER

reported smoug well Informed circles here that
In few days the trTes e gentleman who TOR severI
vear tas held very high position in the city wiz Aks
place He stands charged with the AWFUL CRIME Oh wu
-, The authorities will perhaps be able tl satisfy the
mic hv the arrest has not before taken place. As the
mater is now notorious may mention ths the ndvid'
nal alluded to 10 EMANUEL LyoS, 40 Broadway, who BY
bs Pulls and Magnetic Powder has csnsed the destruction
Of soms millions OF Rats Nice Cockrosehes and other In
sec Some curious disclosures 10 said, will be made on
N. txf.1
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GAIT MARTIN AcQUIrTED.-Capt. Francis Mar.
tin indicted at Boston for destroying the Schr Abby
Hsmmond in order to defraud sundry Insurance
Offices, was on Monday acquitted. The turning
point Of the trial was the admission Of the cook OF
the vessel to testify second time Tor the defense.
The Judge ruled that he might do, when he swore
positively that the night Of the wreck he saw
the Captain in tears. The acquittal was on four
indictments; there are three pending, but the
government will probably discharge them.
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~ We invite public attention to the large sale ofvaaa-
BILE Real Estate by ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, This Day, at
IL O'Clock at the Real Estate Sales Room Broadst con-
sstng Of brick houses and lots situated on Whehallst
including both corners Of Pesrl's houses and lots
being between Pearl and Bridge sts. and do between
State and Pearl This sale will be positive and every
lot put up will be sold to the highest bidder close tho
tate Of John Lang deceased Also IS building lots on Le
roysi Hudson-a belonging to the Trinity Church
the house and 10, siI Hammerlyst aud beautiful eoun.
try residence and farm at Dosors Long Island Litho
graphic Maps can be had at the Auction Room, 7Broads
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To ENGINEERS, PIPE MAKEEs. &C For sale, one quar-.
ter Of the English and Scotch Patents for WEST THoaP-
SONS Clasp Coupling Joint subject to contract entered
into on the 9th March ls49 with Messrs H. H. d. Girls
sell Of the Regents Canal Iron Works, London, who are
fully empowered as general cencers &c OF the said nven.
ton for the term Of Ia years from 22d March I90. Every
information will be given on application to
CLINTON @. GILROY. I79 Greene-st. N. Y.
May II, 1880. niyl0 20
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Another Newspaper change reported-Doings
in the L. Circuit Court.
WAsHINcToN, fuesday, Ms

" AsHIHIs IUNi II Ictlhyi My n
1t is reported that Mr.. Edmund Burke retres
from the editorshp of the Union the Both Of this
month.
In the Circuit Court the Jury have again rendered
verdict in favor Of the plaintiffs in the trial case
Of jackson RS Bracsl wherein Lawyer May wal
expelled rom Court for protesting against over.
ruling the first verdict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

NorIcE-To AMERICAN ESGISEERs &c The under
signed having become sole managers and general Agents
without the power OF revocaion) for working and cens
ing the invention called the Clasp Coupling joint for the
Kingdom Of Great Britain, this Is to give notice TO oil par
interested that OF the parties owning the said In
venton and patents legally dispose Of the same, other
wise than subject contract with the inventors and
with CLINTON @. GLRoY. II. GM. d. GRISSELL,
April u. 1850. Regents Canal Iron Works London.
M 4
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

hshis snners life ard living Of the Chinese 70 svsi
thousands Of miles the perlous ocean Cnina
ter at our hand At least such exact image o. Cs!n
that fail to know tie every feature from u
"couniefeit presennentr Tbs Chinese Beauty glyes Us
noble idea OF the Lsdv OF China There s her Chinese
Maid Servant her Musician her Pages her ln.crprster
and around all the realities OF Chinese life Could We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

Dining SALOON ON TEMPERAscg PRrScIPLEs.-No bar
under the counter The Subscribers respectfully inform
the public that they have fitted up In neat aud pleasant
style Dining Saloon IL Beekmanst where they would
be pleased those who may favor them with call
Coffee and Tea cts We have made arrangements
to be served with pure country Mik daily II o'clock
JOHN q. SAvEREY,
myi5 4tss JAMES DANE.
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~ RALPH WALDO EMERSON left Boston yes
terday on his wa to Cincinnati. where he is ex-
pected to deliver a course Of lectures on his favor
tie subject of Moral and Social Culture. He will
be welcomed with cordial greetings by his numer-
GUS admirers in the Queen City, which he now
visits for the first time and whittier his brilliant
fame has preceded him.
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LANCASHIRE BILL RIsGsRs-These charming nustes
please very much The more we see OF them me more
we admire them They give exquisite music ana a. ne
anne time produce IL In the most curious nsnner rne
heIs aye scted upon ss by mage and every oeese va
refv Of sound gushes forth II from the Ups OF some IN
visbs and imprisoned musical spirit They sgpear this
sfernoon Ard evening at The Chinese Assembly Rooms
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RIroEx IN MIRYLASp.-The Baltimore ST..
ofyestcrday gives the votes thus far heard from on
the question of Constitutional Reform in Maryland
at ai.si5 for. and S.7l3 against Only two Coun-
ties Prince Georges and Dorchester have given
msjonties against the measure, and they were
small
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Tho Manchester Murder.

soUTH BERWICK, Tuesday, May II.
At the examination Of the Wentworths today
Parker Wiley was put upon the stand, and testified
that one ofthe Wentworths tried to get him to car
~ one thousand dollar bill to Boston for the pur-
pose of having it changed after the murder but
that he was afraid to do so.
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ry The famous Carpet Wa ehouse, 80 Bowery,

r. The famous Carpet Wa ehou'e, 80 Bowery HIRAM
AsDERsos the place buy your imported hrepy and
Ingram Carpets Rugs Oil Cloth, Mating, Mt', Window
shsdes Table Covers, &c. wonderfully low prices
Those who have not avaed themselves CT this rare oppor'
tunity and liberal offers OF the celebrated cheapest Carpet
Es,abshment in the United States. cannot imagine how
much they Economists and connosseurs can there
select their Carpets &C. perfectly sadsfed with prices
and styler.
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Insurrection of Slaves Frustrated.

WAsHIsGTos, Tuesday, May Il
A letter has been received in this city announc.
ing that the slaves in Union Township, Monroe
Co. Va. had planned for an instruction and nur-
der of all the white inhabitants of the place, when
they would escape to Ohio. The thing however,
was frustrated by n negro girl who gave informa-
ton concerning the plot and sixty Of the slaves were
arrested and are now in confinement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

TnEEE IS NOTHING so ATrRAcrIvs.-ksox' rs fulton
e. has the preiiest OF dainty LOOKING caps Oh
every conceivable style Tor Children and bis WINDOW" eou
tainng specimens Of them attracts general si'enuon' ra
re1ts should not neglect TO eNsr'ue his Spring styles
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myl54hs'

TIE RIcHRLIIU EyER-PoIsrED 0oLD PESs.-We take
pleasure 10 recommending this article to the public. Know,
that gives In every instance The utmost satisfaction They
are made and sold exclusively BY Y SAVAGE 81 Fulton
ST. who has beautiful Gold and Silver Watches
which are invariably warranted to keep accurate time.
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Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON, Sunday, May r.
The Isabel, at this port, brings dates from Hs-
vana to the sth. The Ohio for New Orleans, sailed
on the 5th, and the Falcon for Chsgres, on the
9th. Left at Havana Spanish ships Of war, in.
Guiding "a gun and steamers.
The Cholera was on the decline. SUGARS were
firm at quotators: White lO9lOlc, good do. 9 a
9lc, Yellcw 6a7Ic, Browns 81 SIC Coffee was
nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

To HorsrKEEPERs.-Your attention Is invited to the
large sale Of handsome Furniture Piauoortss &c to DO
sold by R. c. KEMP, Tomorrow Thursday at $50 Broad
way adjoining Mesrs Becks Dry Good Store which
comprises very large assortment OF valuable furniture
and Housekeeping Articles Carpets, Chinswae, &c.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NAV u. 1850:

~ French Lauguage.-Casses and private leg
sons-hroughout the Summer The most approved
method of instruction Iudciousy made Of and faithful
attention paid eaeh individual learner Terms moderate.
~ DE oRAND.VAL i92 Broomest cor. Wooster.
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r. Greenwich Lodge, No. 40, j. U. OF o. F.
The members OF Greenwich Lodge who feel Interested IN
is prosperity requested TO attend private meeting ct
the Lodge Rooms corner Hudson and Grove ss on Fri
day evening I7h inst Of u O'clock IL Is very desirable
that cry member be business Of the utmoi I'M
ABRAHAM LENT,
GEORGE r JACQUES,
nvt5at- AR TROTrER
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~ Mr.. w. ID. ZoRbaum begs leave to inform the
public that he taken apsrmentsa s. Hudson-s where
he would be happy receive those ladies and gentlemen
DESTROYS OF acquiring thorough knowledge Of the French
and German languages less time than IL usually occupied
In such study. Pupils attended at their residence.
myl5 7tiseOds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

r. Or. EDwARD II. DIxos, Editor Of the -seapeL'
has removed bis consulting Offices N liz Orand-st one
door West Of Broadway where be conhnes sx
cusvey to operative surgery and Office eonsuIiAnons'
mviI istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

re- NotIce.-A meeting OF the Steam Boiler Maker.
Protective Society will be held at Keens Fourteenth Ward
Hotel corner OF Elizabeth and Grand Thursday the
18TH al n PM All members requested to attend, es
mvl5 IL By order Of the Committee.
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Sailing of the Alabama.

NEwORLEAss, Saturday, May LIP. NJ.
The steamship Alabama left for ch'gres today
with 100 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

~ Notice.-A meeting Of the stockholders OF the Me.
ch,nics Mining Association Will be held this wednesday
al Tr khsm Hail corner Avenue c. at y O'Clock P Al
tendance particularly requested on business Of mpor.
lance mylj IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

~ BRADY's National Gallery Of Daguerreotypes, 2j
ard 81 Broadway, Of Fullon-sL Strangers and
citizens are respectfully invited examine the specimens
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Apportionment BIZ Passed.

Special Telegraph to The 7rio"ne
HARRISBURG, Tuesday May H.
The Apportionment Bill, as published in yestsr-
days Tribune, has passed the House by vote OF
As 20 AZ.
The Legislature positively adjourns tomorrow.
DAUPHIN.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY. MAY Is.

~ Advertisements for The Nec- York Tribune
=, :. handed IN 10 the publication once before 10
49,. !, ~ evening To insure their publication tho nex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

~ I. o. Of 0. F.-The r. w. Grand Lodge OF south
ern New. York will hold regular adjourned session Al hs
Grand Lodge Room. National Hall, Canal st. this (Wec
nesdsyl evening at o'clock RepEe.en!aIiyes VII please
be punctual By order. BENJAMIN PENTL,
uyl5 lie Grand Secretary.
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avoraowin Texas &c.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. May ID
The Pieayune has advices from Texas, which
saw that great overflow bad occurred in the Bra
zos and Trinity rivers, doing much damage
There was a frost at Richmond, Va, on Satur-
day evening last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

Npfo's GARDEN This popular establishment keeps up
i,s character The new Drama by Broueham s fdl ofl
nd eopveyr likewise good moral lesson II Is TO be re-
nested To- night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

~ Hon. DANIEL X. TILDrS we hear has de-
cisned the Free Soil Nomination for Governor Of
Ohio He 10 a worthy and true man. who 10 at
heart q Wing. and VIII be one In act in due season.
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course OF ten popular lecture On Botany illustrated with
an extensive series OF masnifed colored drawings aud
demonstrations from living plants will be delivered by
Professor ToRsEy al the HAL College OF Physicians
and Surgeons 81 Croaby-st
The Introductory Lecture win be delivered Wednes
day evening the 18Th Inst O'clock and the remaining
eeures on the succeeding Tuesdsy Thursday and Saturday
nornines, ai II O'Clock.
Tcfets for The Course, 50.
Ticket FOE Lady and Gentleman, S.
Single Tickets, 80 cents.
Tickets and Programme OF the Course be obtained Of
1bos Dunlap, Florist SIS Broadway, and Of tho following
book+iores ..
Crovea's SEQ Broadway; Francss, go Broadway;
Appie.cns, isl Broadway and Putnams, i3 Broadway.
my9 twts
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rvI O. Of q. F.-TRADEsMENs LODGE, No Sill
Members are requested be present the regular meet
ing On Friday evening the nth inst business OF nccE
mvl5siss GEO WILLIAMS, Secretary
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~ Ladies', you want Dry Goods call on Aes"s j.
BARKER Co. II and rs Csihernes ST. where you will be
sure to be suited with the fashionable styles OF rei
Dresy Goods at rems rkaby low prices.
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~ Nofice.-Rev DR.. ScHLEssISGER will deliver q
sermon in the German language during morning service
Friday, May H. Let dsy Of Penecos, in the syns-
gogus Of the Congregation, Ansh Chesedr Ia Norfolk
between Stanton and Houston Rev. DR.. RAPHALL Will
deliver sermon in The Er language IN the syna.
gOgue during morning service Sabbath May 49, "a day
Of Pertecost and Rev DR.. LILEsTHAL will deliver SER
mon in The German language during morning service on
Sabbath May 25 myl5 IL.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Nsw.yuRk TRIBUNE.
Confirmation OF Mr.. Folsom.
Special Dispaieh 10 The Tibns.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. May IL
The Senate went into Elective session and con-
firned the nomination Of Mr.. George Folsom as
Minister to Holland. Nothing else was done.