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FROM CHAGRKs.-The schooner Heroine, Capt
Hussey, arrived here yesterday. The Heroine
brought the Panama mail which arrived at Cha.
gres too late for the Falcon. Our dates from Pan
anna are the same as received by the steamer.
The Clerk Of the steamship Telegraph came pas.
senger on the Heroine, and states that the former
vessel was condemned by survey Of the officers
Of the Philadelphia.
There were no steamers at Chagres when the
Heroine left.
The steamer from San Francisco was daily ex-
pected at Panama.
The brig Bella del Mar, Capt Aud, was to
leave chagres for this port in a few days.
TExAs,--By the arrival of the steamship Calves
ton, Capt Place. we have late dates from Galveston,
but find nothing of interest.
Isaac E. Wade, late Postmaster at Houston, died
on the 2lst inst.
The Galveston Journal says: :" We have infor-
nation through a commercial house of this city, of
large numbers of immigrants preparing to leave
Germany for Texas. The brig Neptune was 10
leave Bremen on the 1st inst, and the bark Cano-
pus on the 18th inst. for this port, with emierants
Several other vessels, not named, were to follow
shortly afterward. A vessel from Hamburg, also
with emgrants, is expected here this spring.
SUSPICIOUS VEssEL-Capt. Mygatt, of the
smack Majestic, from Savannah arrived at Charles
ton on the 18th inst, and reports that he saw off
St Helena Light-boat, on Saturday last, about IL
A. NJ, a schooner with British flag at half-mast !;
on nearing her, found she had the of Adelaide,
OF baltimore, her stern, painted black, with
painted ports was, apparently, deep, her crew
sisting of one white man and six negroes. The
former hailed the smack in very bad English, and
wished to know if they near Cape Hatteras,
when they informed that they were about %
miles north of Tybee Light. On receiving this in
formation, they went about and in for the land
for time, but soon after stood out again.
CAMPHINE MANUFAcToRY BURNT.-On the
18th inst, FIRE broke out in the Camphine Gas
Mandatory of Charles c. Starr, in the rear of 33
Ridge street, New York. The whole inside of the
factory was entirely destroyed, together with the
stock of Mr.. Starr. The most melancholy part of
this fire is that several human beings were found
horribly burned by the gas The following were
badly wounded James Britton; Capt. Tily, of
the 18th ward police; an unknown laborer severely
injured about the breast. Several others were
slightly injured, and barely escaped without losing
their lives.
FIRE IN ST. LoUIs.-The grocery store of d
Nicholson, on the corner of Fourth and market
streets, ST. Louis, was partly destroyed by fire on
the 22d inst. Loss $4,000. Tie fire, it is said, was
the work of an incendiary.
Anthony O'Donnell is to be tried at the next
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56%9#$S[ G+- HOWARD LODGE NO. i3.-The mem
bsrs Of this Lodge will assemble ATmory Hall
>S1gPfNSS, Camp street, on MONDAY MORNING the goth
INST al O'Clock precisely for the purpose assisting in the cee
monies OF The day Should the COMMITTEE Of deem
necessary agHn 10 postpone the Procession, five gun. will
charged from Lafayette Square early in the
the Order in good standing Join with b. order
o' Tue NJ u apZ9 E. SAMPSON, Secretary.
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f1~ Odd Fellows, Process,on nj. Do

fR Odd Fellows PrOcession.-The Procession will
take place on oNDAf the 29h inst, ageaby published pro-
gramme The Committee OF Arrangements will Monday
Morning. at o'clock at the Of Lafayette Camp Streets
aud the weather should then unfavorub five guns will
hd from Lafayette Square, which will be notice that
Is deferred -.By order Of Committee of Arrangements.
ap7 J. A. AMELUNC Grand Marshal
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"H," of the Baltimore Sun, says In the affair
Of the Crawford claim there seems to be little more
cry than wool just now"
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Benefit Of Mrs. MARY STUART.
~ This highly popular Actress and talented lady
at the Hall OF the Louisiana Hsonic Association on MONDAY
EVENING next 18th nst which will produced
with powerful cast, BcurcicaulI's Comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Mrs. Stuart
During the evening, avorite Otertues elections
Operas hy the Amateur Orchestra.
Between the Comedy and Farce,
HUNGARIAN NATIONAL AIRS,
composed and executed the Von by Mr. Edouad Remeng,
Hungarian exile.
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Dollar Gold Pen,
NC Good Gold Pen and Silver Dolar We have
received lot Of these ca pital Pens
Opinions Of the Press.
Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent
" TINS new description is valuable" Piceyune.
"a better Pen we never put to pAper.n lDelta.
Nov in store....
% large supply Of Gold PENS of all the celebrated makers
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety Of patterns of Gold and Silver Cases for sale by
GUINNESS Il co.
IL Camp Street between Canal and Common
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GUNS, PISTOLS e.e
ap29 6E2n
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rand rand Division Sons OF Temperance


YAN& TS- Special Meeting Of this Division will 8
KA &c held on MONDAY, the 20,h inst at half Il rs
toS past O'clock P. M, ia Pelican Hail, corues SsS
apps EDWIN L. LEWIS Grand se5bs
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~ perseverance, 4, Fire Go. No; 13.
DAY EVENING, the 23th inst, half-pas ,Ie2f3N =
O'Clock PnneiuaI attendance is requested. H-S&53]N
By order: NkzHV en-
apH HENRY Nv NC 60
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G STREET, April IS, l85O,

To Philip r. Fendal, U. S. District attorney-
SfR pistol was drawn upon me, yesterday in the Senate
Chamber and although the Senate has taken notice of that
act and commenced proceeding upon it. yet this proceeding
no bar the action of of ustice and besides te
power of the Senate is limited think proper subject for
court OF justice and wish to be brought before the Grim.
nal onrt OF this District for the examination and decision
which the law would give it, enclose National Intei-
eeedings, and have marked the passages 10 which invite at
tenton lido not send the paper evidence but guide
TO the inquiries ofthe Grand jury and have add that will
be ready TO appear before that body if required and perhaps
to give the names Of some persons as witnesses
RespepilulV. sir. yOnF
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Thomas brady,

- - II
NEW BAREGEs, French Jaeonets OrgaBd Ayoriue Tissues,
Silks, ETC. '
and Napkins. -
LACE MANTLAs Bsrege and usn Mantllas Lace shawls
and Scars, Grape ShaWs China Grapes.
BLACk MATTIONI SILKS Rich Fancy silks, all styles.
PAhASoLS ChdTens Parasos, SILK and Cotton Umbrellas,
Hosiery, Nets Laces Ribbons, Gps Frnses, Buttons and ali
nescripu0ns Of Trimmings, etc. apl0 In
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PoLTcE-BentoR and Foote.-The National In
elligencer understands that the following letter has
been communicated to the U. S. Attorney for the
District of Columbia:
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LONDON AssURANCE
llt r hICt OF
IMPERSONATION
NorARIAL NoTcE.


h Tickets 81 eueh-tO be had the Secretary office No. 81
Grave street, from A Tyler 80 Camp street, either
the Active members OF the Association and door ap6
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Grand Subscription Concert, under tn,
Nss2n Dire ction nf Mr. Hoe ffner


Nh fJS eB- The Subscriber Series Of CON
sHssY5 CEhTS respectfully informed the ANN5rR
@tSEs series will be continued EVERY WEEK, at
ElA the Commercial Hall, ST. Charles apl6 If "F%
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SPRING AND SUMNER CL0THING.-Alifed kiunroe A.
Co., whose well known establishment at the corner of Crave,
and Magazine ess the great depot for clothing for tbe
Southwest have ieceved per ships Mediator and Hero and
s'esmalp Ohio additions their very heavy stock Of spring
and snnalsg sppaIei They sif al tastes puf ages
conditions and climates, and the well eabed rule Of one
price enables hn move with Eapidiiy enough ia their bu
nnsss 70 attend 70 their oes on sea and By land
sALz o. sApbLrs, BRGDLra, c.--MurpIry 4 Neviu,
sh 70 aay Al ~ ~. the eniire STOCK OF the well known
saaasfy eiois AZ he Of Grod and st. Chsfes streets
ths SEEK Al % sep edeF, and smhlaces many styles of
sps'' aeHsple y ihsl Ice Tefaa q ~,
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
ES-SEg ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Mobils .............JAMEs L. DAY. Giberpon 81 r. NJ
Louispiils ..........ALEx. SCOTT, Sturgeon, P. NJ.
MdnderiRs. .LENORA, Dunnica, II A. N.
MdndepiAs OLIVIA, Hoffman, P. N.
NashriAs ..AMERlCA, JOHNSON, s P. NJ.
Hicksbtrg. OWNDES, JR., P. N.
Red Ripsr. AMAZON. Dohbns, S r. N.
~ n. new. magnificent and swift running passenger steamer
OWNDEs lk. Jenk will positively saye THIS DAY
Monday at O'clock for Princeton, Lake Providence VickS
burg Miiken Bend Wauenton Grand Cult Rodney Netchez
ap29 7. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine i.
T Tbs gnifeent swift running passenger
AMERICA viii ivey leave MONDAY, ssth inst, S
o'clock P NJ. for Nashve Carksve Paeuch Memphis,
from foot OF cusomhouss street T. SMITH, s6 Me gazne
nv The magnificent passenger ALEX SCOTT Capt
Sturgeon leaves for Lollsve Evansville, THIS EVENING,
at 5 O'clock from foot Ct Lafayette street.
aps9 BUTLER g. MOORE
EE- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Ths steamer OLIVIA will
hereafter leave NewOreans after Tue
cars instead OF IL formerly. Returning Covngton
al O'Clock n Every Day. Sundays excepted arriving the
Railroad in time take the 10 O'Clock cars for the city
notice will be given Of the Sunday trips ap27 II
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We are indebted 10 the steamer Western World
for late papers.
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.ssSSssGssss. Procession Noticc-I. o. o. F.

SsE%Zk[ n5- LOUISIANA LODGE NO. 1.-The mem
5ers Of this Lodge requested meet THIS
STlEE MORNlNG, the 18th inst at oe,osk punctualy
AZ AIofy ior the purpose Of joining In the Procession
OF laying the Corner Stone The Odd FellOws Hall
which time il hoped tina. every present DARK
dress and white gloves ap29 D. o, PIERs6N Marshal
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Gbs Daily Cresee,st.
NEW oRLEANss

s.oNpAY MORNING, ArRn p, 1850.
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IN 10 HIRAM LODGE NO. 7O.-The Members Of thl,
Lodge and the Masonic fraternity in general
Nv ed 70 meet at the hasonc Hail. street
THIS MORNING. Monday 18th ock for he purpose
q forming procession attend the Funeral brother
D. IL BENBRook late member Of this Lodge Funeral will
take place rom his lGe Residence St Charles opposite
iayete squAre''..By order Of JAMES FARRELLY, w N.
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EST Notice.-The undersigned, having united together
the transaction of Noarn Business in all branches beg eav
to inform their friends aud the public that they prepared
cute with correctness and dispatch whatever coneo
to them at the old stand OF D. RICARDO Notary Public
No. 7s orayier street WM. MONAGHAN,
Successor to ID. l. Ricardo,
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ET NOtee.-The undersigned on retiring from the No
ara Business would respectfully recommend his Office
Mr. WN MONAGHAN, his ging clerk Mr. GEORGE
RARESHDE TO the favorable friends and the
public in general with the which may be
ntrused to them will be faithfully efficiently attended to-
mh27 DANIEL 4 RIcARno
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- street, Room No. Z.

J. A. AMElUkGi Grand Marshal.
~ Visiting brethren who desire Join in the procession
respectfully invited to do and unite with such Lodges may
feel disposed TO select spzO
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nS-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
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From Texas.

The Ncr Orleans Crescent CLEANS tie following
from Galveston papers Of the oath ult:
The report that the Brszos ha1 overlooked its
banks is cJntradcted. Corn appears to b. IN
usually scarce. 1t is sold at Houston at 81 90 per
bushe in Galveston 81 2j
The Ners learns by passengers from Houston
that the crops are recovering from the blight of the
cold and wet Spring In the upper portions Of the
country the scarcity Of cotton seed has been such
Il at planters have not been able 20 replunt, md
have planted their fields in cora. In the l1wer
part Of the State THAT is, below the line Of WASH
ington) the cotton fields have often been planted
four or FIVE times, presenting, of course, as many
varieties in the same field.
During a tornado on the 18th inst. the Court
House at Anderson, Grimes Co. was leveled with
the ground.
BY On arrival from Corpus Christi, the Nevs has
received the NueCes Valley Of the l5td inst AL
gives copious extracts from it. The letter says;
Every mail from Laredo briggs the melancholy in
tellieence Of some citizens OF that place being
wounded or murdered. Fifty Indians appeared in
that vicinity about the 10th inst and, alter killing
one man and wOunding another, reIeated a
strong detachment of troops was sent out on a
scout. The Indians have devastated every ranche
on this side of the Rio Grande, above Laredo, aud
driven or all the stock, and even weat Iat1 tho
iacaes and destroyed the little furnitnre that APP
pertains TO such houses
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A TREATISE

I'm DISEASES or THE SEXUAL system BY
~ EDWARD DIXON, N D. Editor Of he Scape.
rs psgss, eighth e1IuOn, price ~.
From re New York Journal OF Medicine aed COla.efal
s-ifrre and he Boston ne-csl and Surgical JJurusl
Dr DxoD has wliiien m-ch ana vel on gsous branches
Of surgery ts book shows thorough seqlAn ance viii
der rTacre ard be secured aeluOu TO sVcry
In bGok-sn at hal lew medical writer's posIess. Var
iocee sclure ydrocee and hstlia part cuaTly well
treated OF The a4lhO eckLOy ge1 on giliy eli ts-
voii,u % The ralo1a pnuc Pies u me9cne and bis oge-
uuiy under irving surgical crcumst8Bces stamp u with
more han Ordinary lntefest"
Al.o Womau ana her Disesscs from the Cradle 20 the
Grave. So pagest Is For sails by CdA5 Il RING
corner IL Johu-st and Broadway. AL business cOmmun-
csors sictrg ia journal be addres sd ID me
Edl Of's oficr, ll2 Gf-nd-sL
Dr.. Dx.ns position, both IA tits cOuary ali Europa
pisces h.s works infLite remove from similar
produclrs cstentiby designed f)r popular i1strc ion
They are mosI admirably wriuen and perfectly 10 eligible
10 even reader. luly3l ztskW&sisf Horace rseisy.
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CHARLES LEVERS BEST BOOKS.

NEW EDITIONS PUBLISHED THIS DAY, and for
lFsaie by az the sg enls throughout he United
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BY Charles Lever complete IN one hne OciayO volume
OF 20 pages beautifully illustrated, and printed the
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large cciavO volume OF go pages, printed from type
ara on ne finest paper. Prices 80 cents.
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FIVE wOns complete in octave vO.ums Of f02 paZes
printed Oh The hlest paper. Pnce 80 cents
Tie above bOl ks al new editions, printed on nae
while pepper, urd undoubtedly tho cheapest books
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Booksellers nows agents and al others will be supplied
very low rates, addressing the publisher, PQD sh5d
sId Tor sale by
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To whom all orders shou d be addressed Js1 Il
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q GRIND Lodge OF the state of Sew-Y0rs
The Annual Communication II the n. w. Grand Lcl ge
u the snd n Fraternity Of Free and Accepted Mas ne
II the State Of New York vii bs bed e. the Gfs7i ot
Room, 81 the City Hotel tae Howard House - Boat
way On Tuesday evening, .ls 4i Of June al 7O'cOck
The Grand Seofetsrys Office viii be open mat le
every osv, from 10 Vi. 20 NJ Al the sane Place
~ Entrance Broadway The COMMITTEES aDpOatsI
BY order Of The NJ w Grand Lotge the necessary
arrangements for the Dedication OF Freemaso1s bs
500 Broadway, Masonic purposes have deci ied o.
there shall be general Procession = the Fraternity
the bsBDer Of the Grend Lodge Oily The Procession
% formed Tue Grand Lodge Room. NJ hs City ho.e o.
XeduesdeV 5th OF June. al o'clock Ia the afternoon
All Brethren are requested appear In dark cpthng
hark hsE white aprons and While gloves The Ocefs u
Lodges IA their official regaia
InsSi 4as, JAMES HERRING. Grand Secretary.
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TALBOT AND VERNON.
ONE VOLIME-CLOTH AND PAPER.

II great ability and aim, % correct prevalent no
cfcunsftrta evidence
The lad the West ami Western manners Of course are
kstet. Tie novel fl Of n deaf a1i must prove popular
N. l.. Courier & Enquirer.
L. naate a1ounls With string aefts, which keep alive TIE
curiosity the reader. opens Of The western
cities, aerNart transferred 20 the camp of Gen Taylor
Nero Troy Wl.y
There VII and pcgTesqne realty tar,Tn tns portion Of
hs story which the ~ master Tie battle oi Blslt
VISTA also which be would appear % nave beea engaged, 'en
V .ss PC 50lrss end vine- which tie tnh az the c1sei
after ;e her0s from the elective AMI eictng m
sxtraorl nsry i-arr-. Washington hs1ubs-
one Of much originality and power,
evidently The production OF one
YANKEE Blade.
WOMAN's WHIMS by tho auihor OF "Picc.olA"
vci.-Prics 81 cents
THE PSALMS, translated and explained, By Rev. Dr. J.
Addison Alexander. vol Emo.
BAKER < 5CRIBNER,
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CALWoRNn VEssELs.-A correspondent of the
Jersey CITY Telegraph, writing from Monteyideo.
April 10, says;
"On the afternoon Of the l4th we were surprised
by the sight Of one of our river steamboats, steam
ing into the bay-a novelty for this place. almost
imagined was at anchor in New York Bay when
saw her. She came gp with her flags displayed.
1t was lac steamboat VIM. j. Pease from New
York. About the same time the American schooner
Josephine arrived from New-York bound to Cali
iornia, and put in here to obtain spar to replace
one she had carried away"
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AaERICAN TIMBER PRESERVING COMPANY.
Office, 81 Wsllst
INCORPORATED rnARCI

CAPITAL $4,000, IN SHARES OF $50 EACH.
TV'HE TRUSTEES II the AMERICAN TIMBER PRE-
J SERVING COMPANY having purchased q the as
siguees Of CHARLES PAYNE, Of London, their PATENTS
for he United States Of America and having paid Tor tho
same cash. snd 10 shares Of the capital stock of this Com
paIy, GIVE NOTICE, that hey are prepared - receive
Interruptions for thousand shares OF the capital eOck
OF said Company -four thousand shares having been al
resdv tasen BOOKS Of Subscription Will be open
ed on Wedues1sy the 5h day Of June al their office and
continue open daily Sundays excepted uuu the 10Th day
June nslan which day hey VIII hnay close Enf an
allotment take place when, should tho number OF shares
sDped for exceed he humber - be- ssled division Will
be n sde pro rats TO each and every applicant
All applications must be addressed 70 tho Secretary sc.
companed by Enclosure Of one dollar TOO each aud
every share applied for.
Upop allotment subscribers will be required 10 pay Ia
Eve dosrs As first cali each aud every share allotted
10 hem hen scrip certificates viii be Issued sgaed by
h. PTeedeut and seceary The resdue viii be subject
10 he call Of the Board VI Trustees Il NAV be required
IA The erection Of their extensive works &c under
contract end rspdly progressing 70 completion.
The ing all applications for shares
exceis Of allotment viii be returned on demand By or
der. kALPh lohAd fresl1etL
GEORGE w. PINE Secretary.
Prosg may be had the Office Of he Company
81 Wa g. vhore specimens Of the prepared timber may
also be teen jeJ 3lsT
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OCEANIC HOUSE coNEY ISLAND.

II I'M ROGERS would inform his Old patrons, friends
y. sud the c0mmunity-sll those who sre DESTROYS Of
vi,i the skore that h6 Oceanic House Coney Island,
viii be opened Saturday June
This viii be found Of he best and safest bathing
places n The whole range OF the Coast TIE rae surs
fresh from the Nowhere surpassed This visitor
will find delightful rides IN the viciny, and have noe
view n all vessels o0miug ID and gong 20 sea.
Steamers leave the Island eight Dimes a day,
and stages morning and evening. The Decade lgse
cuy one hou7s tide from New YOrk, Brooklyn By
ter or lard CHAS NJ ROGERS
Mr. HESsHAw will be athe Aslor House until the 8ih,
om 10 to 8 o'clock each day, wall upon any persons
desiruus arrar FOR board during The
son / e5 3lsl CHAS. ~. ROGERS.
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" The Masonic Procession of the vi, w.
Grand Lodge of the State of Newly 0rk, vii DO
formed Grand Lodge room. a. the Cty Hole (iae
Howard House) this afternoon a. O'Clock aad Wi
up Broadw GrRndst and the Bowery Ghr ug1 Az nth
o. 10 BoweTy, then down 10 Inc Freemasons Han, go
Broadway hofc The Lodge ~ be dsticat
ed by the N W. Grand Master
All Brethren requested TO appear in dark c thin
black hats. white aprons and white gloves Oh,ers o.
Lodges N heir official regsia. JAMES HERRING,
les II Graud 5. cfstsfy
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< FROM SANTIAGO DE CUBA.-We are in receipt
at Santiago de Cuba up to May IL, but fad no
news in it. IL does not contain word about the
invasion of the Island by Lopez or anybody else.
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Go. Norwich, May % 8s0N0uce IL hereby given, lats
meeting u The Stockholders Of the Norwich a. Norcss
Raiirotd Company viii be held th- Office OF sad
COMPANY Norwich Friday, I'm :, 1850 ~ ~ oc0ck
AM foi IT, purpose Of taking uto consideration toe
ceptsnce TIE Act recently passed ny the u
ana Connecticut Increasing tho CAPITA SOCK
OF said Company Copies ~ ne kc caa DO optanod 81
The Transfer Office, In Now-YOrk, l9 Merchant *
-hsnge) 81 The Office Of The Company Perortef Of me
Board Of Directors. p. ST. e ANDREWS, Clerk.
feQ
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e. For s,As General No,,e.., Sc. I'D Pa0.

VNO AHCHITECTs.-The Governors OF Ans
House VIII pay as follows Tor plans for "W0rE-
House" 70 be erected Blsckwelrs isand-,he sane 20
0e furnished on or before the q July next;
LIST For The plan adopted by he Soard one hundred and
seyentyfve dOlars
ID For The beet plan IN The opinion OF the Bosri Of
Governors seventy Eve dollars
They refer Architects 10 the following size a-d descrp
don
FiTss Large enough to accommodate six huadred per-
sons
Second Rooms cells to contain six hundred cubic feet
sach
Third That the plan be such that may be enlarged TO
any required cinensions without narrag the Architectural
design
Fourlh To combine al The modern Improvements for
Aeeing aud ventilation.
Fhh Classification 10 deemedof The utmost importance,
viz ser age, education, habits through life, and dspo
slion.
Sixth IN order to CARY out such classification win be
necessary 10 have wings separate halls with ki,c1en
eoihes<oosus, wash bsIhng and mess rooms attached
thereto.
Seventh To have Apartments IN the main building for Tho
Superintendent and hatgoD
bsghlh The construction 10 run lengthwise OF Black
welfs Island, with view enlargement 20 extent
'sofeieu, TO accommodate fifteen hundred persons
5. DRAPER President
otee u ihe Governors OF The AlDs-Hoase,
Rounds, Park, Msy IA, 1880. 5
nyls 6is.0l5l2l9S6