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MISS E. ID. SCOTT.

Music Lessons Piano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION to be made at Mrs. DUVALL's,
IA on Missouri avenue, corner Of street, WASH
IsoToN, d. G. After the experience Miss scoTT has
had in teaching in Seminsries, both South and
West, she is confident she will give satisfaction to
those who favor her with their patronage.
Nav 7-n
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REFERENCES:
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X. Toomps, Georgia;
II. w. HILLnRp, Alabama;
A. BupT, South Carolina
r, G. WmrHRsr, Massachusetts;
9. n. SMITH, Indiana;
r. L. RosE, New York;
JoHN You've, New York
June l6-f
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SHARON WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
New York.

rVNHESE celebrated Springs will favoraby com
Il pare with the White sulphur Springs Of vir-
ginia, or with any other Sulphur Springs yet dis
Covered They arc situated in the mountain re-
gion of Schoharic county, forty-fve miles west
from Albany.
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York for Albany, and the morning train oil Utica
cars for Canajohare, and thence eight miles by
stage will arrive at the Springs at III O'Clock, a.
M, sixteen hours from New York.
Large additions have been made 70 the hotel ac-
commodations since the close OF the last season
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this country, will be opened for the reception oi
guests on the LIST day Of June, 1850.
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June 30-dtf
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yLTANTED.-By Lady every way competent
wv TO teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar, a situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed in several of the most respectable
Scminaries The most unqucstionable references
given as 10 character and capacity.
ANY communication addressed, postpaid, 10 o.
p, Washington city post-oficc, will be promptly
attended To- Feb 19tf
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DHfLIP BARTON KEY will attend 70 any
L business he may be entrusted with before either
OF the Courts Of this District; and will also attend
10 the prosecution Of Claims before Congress and
the Departments. Office on G street.
July l7-u
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NTAGNER " HIGGINS, wHoLEsALE
wv Manufacturers Of fine Rosewood, Walnut,
and Mahogany Tete 4 Tete. Swept back, Gothic,
and other rich Antique and Modern Furniture.
Store, 20s Bowery; factory, Nos. "a, and ),
| Attorney street, New York. April lS--d3m
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TNRANsLATOR OF THE FRENCH AND
IL SPANISH LANGUAGEs,-A gentleman OF
this city, who has been for fifteen years engaged
in the above occupation, tenders his services to
those who may need them.
Satisfactory reference given, and terms mode
rate. Apply at this Office April T-law2m
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PRINTERs, AND RINDERs,

WAREHOUSE, Nos. 29 and 81 Gold st.-Man
w ufactory, corner of Broome and Sheriff sts.
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SUMNER HATS

~ IRE new Hat Company would nvits those gentle
- ,bo contemplate furnishing themselves with sum-
-,sr Hal to cali and examine heir assortment o. DrsS
Beavers a. they feel confident that they viii ani in
-. N ~, ufn constitute light airy and tasteful srt
- .ornssr0 f.r superior suy they hsve ever yet pro-
-, .o,b a. reesrds quality style and trimmings They
are aware that an impression has been cas-! on e pu0c
irs that tits Impossible to manufacture Beaver TOT
e. ard they assert is cot the fact ou' 'ney oes
Leave TO differ to the contrary, for they kno" "uA w
Manufacture and what they SELL ard can prov
-, ~, ,bsv az nothing more less than what some
,s Nc ls.sirg hssrs have seen IT style Rocky
moyr,stn slvery Besver-wIihout mixture
THE REV HAT COMPANY,
Ise Nssssu.ss. near Sprurs-t.
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The GaIphin Cemmittee's Repor.

We this morning lay before the readc~s
Of The Tribune the report Of the MAJ Il 7
Of the Investigating Committee in this ise.
1t will well repay the perusal it is sure to
receive. Ii opens an interesting chapter in
the history of speculations on the public
Treasury. Nor does such hasty reading as
we have been able to give it disclose that
venom of partisan animOsity which we were
w,rned would be found in it. 1t strikes us
a calm, careful and unimpassioned state
mcnt Of the facts and principles involve :
tho matter; especially with regard + o.;
rightfulness Of interest on the claim Dc 70 At
strike us as perfectly conclusive. But we
have not yet seen what arguments the ldl-
nority have urged on the other side. AS orr
I;epatch shows, the Committee was far from
Unanimous, no less than four distinct reports
wing been presented.
The affair is by no means concluded, and
shall probably have occasion to speak Of
Is again.
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asn;re to Office also If you see ft-as good
right as any body else. If you obtain It,
very well; but if not, don't betray your I'M
v orthiness by complaining that you have
rived the party so long for nothing. II
u do that, you fully justify the jud gment
at consigned you to continued abstinence
rom public service.
If our substantial, thrifty quiet, busy
citizens would only realize that the choice
Of rulers and legislators is a responsible
duty (which they have no right to leave 70 'ne
mercenary and the unprincipled-that 1t Is
their duty to vote and to participate iliriy
and equally in all the steps whereby ruoiO
Opinion is brought to bear on Public Pohcy
that they have no moral right to refrain
from an Election because theyte feel no Spec,'i
interest therein-the moral benefits to the
community would be incalculable. Ihere
a treat need of unselfsh, Independent,
,od-fearing action in public concerns-oi
en- who are not the slaves of Party but the
servants of Duty. If man is not decided
partisan, he generally considers himself ex-
used even from voting whereas he IS the
man who of all others should never fail to
vote. Partisans may be blind, but he has
no excuse for not seeing. If nine-tenths OF
those who say they are no partisans would
recognize and fulfill their obligations TO vote,
not for this or that party, but for the best
men, the best measures and for the Country,
the State and Nation could not fail to be
vastly benefited.
Will not no-party men ponder these sus-
gestions?
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NEwJRRsEY Historical SocIErY.-Tie meet
ing Of this Society Thursday was well attended
ChiefJustice Hornblower presided: MAJOR Gen
ersl Winfield Sccst Of the U. s. Army, President
Charles King Of Columbia College, Rev. DR..
Bethune, Mr.. Brvsdhead, formerly Secretary Ofthe
American Legation at the Court Of ST. James, Hon
VIM. A Duer, OF Moristown, Hon. Judge Ogden
of the Supreme Court of New:Jersey, AID other
distinguished men were present. Mr. Whitehead
read several papers Of much interest formerly be.
longing to Gen. Elias Dayton OF New-Jeney, and
presented to the Society by A. o. DAYTON, Esq. OF
Washington City. They related to some pxOceed-
ngs in New-York 10 l576, referring to the intend
ed capture OF Sir John johnson. Mr.. Bro1dhesd
gave an account Of the papers relating to N,wJer.
sey which lie had found in Holland, and read
copy OF q letter written by Gov. Slaughter q New
York, TO the Secretary of the Lords Of Trtde and
Plantations, giving an account OF the captivity,
trial and execution Of Jacob Leisler, wlo had
ASSUMED the reigns OF Government in the City OF
New-York after the expulsion OF Androsi The
dispatch acquaints with the interesting f,ct that
all the sentence Of the law was RENTED except
hanging and discovering the head from the body
Some discussion ensued in regard TO an appeal TO
the State for money.
The Company, 70 the number Of nearly 100, met
af dinner in the afternoon. Toasts were given and
Speeches made by Chas King, LID. Ger Scott.
Judge Honblower, Judge Ogden, Dr. Bethrne, &c.
In the evening the Library Han was densely
filed to hear the very able lecture Of DR.. Bethans
"a Holland
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> Senate was NOT in Session.

The Senate was not in Session.
The great event in the House was the
presentation of the Galphin Report, or
rather reports, for there were several Of
them. That of the majority was read after
some debate, in the course of which Mr..
Brooks took decided ground against the
payment of the interest. The committee to
Investigate the charges brought against Mr.
HoRNER, the Doorkeeper, by BRowN Of Mis-.
r,ade Report e1culpating Mr.. II. ana the
Rouse adjourned.
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TsE "sUs" SHINING TWO WAYS AT ONCE
The Sen of yesterday morning in its leading Edi-
torih, says:
1--WE will say to them lcertain journals how
ever. that the coupling OF the Cuban Expedition
with one against Hsyti, and The assertion that Il
Is o., 0nnerofion Increment, arr alike false, in
crery respect. The only annexation contemplated
By the Cubans, IS the ANNEXATION q tAe,r ne0r'@'
and affairs TO the great domain o. L'oeHy
In the address of Gen. Narciso Lopez to the pa
triots of the invading Expedition, published in the
afternoon, he says;
nCitizens of the great Republic, you are going
10 give 10 Cuba that freedom. etc etc. and eventa-
ally TO add another Star to tie banner ch'ch a.
ready races, 10 de admiration o. ne ,ch0fe coTta'
amer The land of the Free and the home Of the
Rr0re I :"
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TA.we print the report entire. we omit the alb
,.r,ct If il from our Telegaphic dispatch

Tho repor+ concludes with the following;
=. p1'ai,,S That The claim Of the Representatives. OF
George G.phin not just d-inAao sg4ns' ms H'71
p,,or,a That the act OF Congress nsde the duty q
de secretary OF the Treasury 70 s tns .,
ss,rn and was therefore pad IN seco'1AaCe Win
ara That tie act Aforesaid did rot suorzs TIE
seeresI 80 moi In Conformity with law and precedent
Tha f;rst was agreed to by Messrs Burt, Disney,
1octson Featherston, and Mann OF Penn.
Di.sgre ed to by Messrs Conrad Breck GrInneL'
and King Of N J. .i
THE second was agreed 20 unanimoIsy
TIE third was agreed to by Messra Burt Dis
rev, FeatherstoD, Jackson OF "a. ana Mann
and disagreed 70 by Messrs Breck. Grinneh' Con
The report was signed BY Messrs. Burt and
The statement of facts contained in the report
vss agreed to by Messrs. Burt, Breck, Conrad.
GrinueL, Jackson of Ga. and King, OF \ J. and
agreed 20 in part by Messrs. Disney Feathers'on'
and Jackfon q,
MIR. BRICK read report, signed by himself,
Grinnel King and Conrad that the clam, prnclpAi
and interest was Just
xMr. DISNEY read report signed by himself
Fea;herston and Mann, that the Government was
under 10 obligation 70 paw the claim, and interest
YVES paid without authority oilsw.
Mr. BURT also had an argument IN writing, DaI
would rotdetain gentlemen TO readit but wouin
merely ask that it be printed. he was noteonsult-
ed about Disney resolution.
Mr.. DISNEY said only himself and the other gen
temen who signed were responsible for the srgu'
ment which be had read. .
Mr.. TOXINS said he desired to reply 70 MI
Brooks, and wanted full investigat'on.
Mr. Wys1woRTH wanted 10 make the sublec'
.nsc;sI order. and moved that the fourth Tuesday
in June be appointed for said purpose
There vas an Intellectual effort to amend the
renorts. but they were ordered to be printed, and
MI. Wentworth's motion was agreed to-
The Special COMMITTEES to investigate the charges
against Mr.. Horner the Door-keeper exculPate
him from the charges OF Mr.. Brown On MISS
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TIE CUBA EXPEDITION

/, much spoken Of and de'erTe''o be So bat is mis-
understood in is ~9uvea II represented " 81 enter
prse inmics the spsn~ government .na here LES ne
.s.s. The reader win be asonished TO hear that twas
upd.r.ken on request Of the spanss Government Thou
..pas of sdverure shipped Of 10 The Island Il 10
tue; they were provided with powder and balls Who
denies III But the mea were Dot soldiers; thsy were
agents Ct L. Lyon, 40 Broadway. Their powder was
Lyoss Magnetic Powder for the destruction Of reaches,
bugs and other insecs. Their balls were LYoSs NAG
pere Ps or the erteruinsrOn Of rats and MICE and the
object OF the expedition 70 40, tie capture Of the Isapd
but on The contrary the delverance Of the Inhabitants from
the ormer they suffer By al sorts OF yermins The feet
under the Spanish as seer Oh he Island Is for the prOtec
uon Of the invaluable ammunition which the SCENTS
bringing.
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,vuo MAKEs THE BEST HAT

~ A important question in our days ana VIZ !.
-, -, ,h.t We are 90 much interested, We might
,s.,aSe to answer the query. II we should say how
evsr ,bs, the lest hats made are to be found |" our
e.,,bs.hrep, we could fnd many to bsieve us but We
have no disposition to mOnopOlrs the entire usde'
ga vii therefore content ourselves At present by s'mpy
inviting all dissatisfied Onessl who are ct loss 10 nna
IA, thu, will combine quality Of material, beauty OF
epi.h and capacity for service with graceful fashion, oy
AL means to Try our hsts. WARhoChs' hause''
80 -. 2nS Broadway.
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DINING SALOON TEMPERANCE PRIsciFLEs.-Nose
uuder the counter The subscribers respectfully infosn
the public that they have fitted up In neat and pessen
STYLE Dining Saloon at IL Beetmsnst where they wouA
be pleased e serve those who favor them win csa
Coffee and Tea cts q cup. We have made Grsnsemms
to be served with pure country MIX daily 81 IL ococs
JOHN O. SLAVERY.
,sas.. JAMES DARE
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~ Canton Grape shswls, Manuis OF various and se-
CANT styles, silks, Muslns CAeoes &c &e are nndng IN
ve market on the corner Of Broadway and Leonsrd-a
-h.r. HIrcHcocK LEADBEArER putting forh their
strongest sndesyors please the public and are dealing
with them in manner calculated to make steady Gust 'm'
er. OF every person who trades with them once. Thslr
under the system Of business they have sdope1 Of
one price and no deviation together with their neyera-
Ing disposition to accommodate her customers and guar
,ueeng their goods capital illustration Of the old say
Ing hat "Horesry the best policy Tor HE public viii
deal where they find that they are sure Of dealing honestly
I'D bstng " ell treated.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
STILL IN GREAT DEMAND.

Y Although Summer Is approaching GssiN nnis u''
Eight and exquisite style Of g. Hats FOR 1859 ~ much N
demand Eswhen the opened. Is be not jusiihea'
then IL believing that ts graceful model and besntia m
sh give precedence In the market al competitors
Possibly its oheapness may s'o be taken into con'idera
ton when placed by the sde Of s. Hat and found 10
ysin by the comparison. GENlN, 2lf Broadway,
opposite ST. Pau.s