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400 blankets H. 1870 hose Is, 6oos rot. packages,

400; blankets n 1o2lo hose Is, 6o66 Total packages
Ia; value, $35 GA
93l embroidered do +ol; other manufactures Of 1885,
Total ~ packages: value $56S7.
manufaefur If SiN Silks. packages value, 81 49,
plush g. l4I3; ponge-s s, 1870 poplins, 1874; raw, a.
5Oo4 Total, % packages; value Sl2243
Manufacture u fIaI.-Linens, 28 packages, value
S312i; linen and cotton 2, All; duck, ), AL Total
80 packages; value, S4.576.
Msceitaneo,.s.- goods, IL packages. value 81
$50; tmbroideres, Is, $685. mo plush, l. l23i Total
% packages; value, $40 e52.
EsrERED WAREHOUSE.
Manufacturer Of Woo.-Woollens, packages, value
S53l5 cotton and worsted, g. IA $780, blankets 49, 3O95
Total "a packages; value, S22,6g9.
Manufactures Of Cofon.-Cottons "a packages, value
S6I05; coored do, Co. 1882; gnghsms, So 5000; vel
vets a. 1896 embroidered cottons 760 other manuac
lures of cotton, A. 1882 Total l59 packages value
1854
Manufactures Of Sax.-Slks, packages value Sl1,-
500; vevets T. 2652 silk and cotton l. 1ll9; gloves,
2 III; raw, B. 1854 Total ~ packages value, SIS 6i6
Manufactures Of fyhr.-Linens, 60 packages; value
$1,000.
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MUsICAI..

DiANoroRTEs.-- TWO ROSEWOOD PIANoFORrEs.
very little used, and IN good order made BY Suns Iis-
er Barmore viii u cold al very low price ~ caed i
coon. Price tOand 81 Can te seen a. Cotons No ~
hickman street.
IrOR sAIE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY Sc
cond hand ranofcrte Boston made, IN good order viii
be sold Al sacrifice in consequences o. he tamiy
breaking up Housekeeping Ap1lyto n. y ~ .UkAlss,
Aront Cor ewes American Patent Action Panofores No
40 Broadway where u can he seen.
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yTOUsEs. ROOMS. Ssc.. WAITED.


NtCoIAr, SURGICAL APPARATUS MAKER AND
~ orthCTces Who Tor twelve had the direction
M brst u orthoPeaie in Paris. rcspeetfrlly
informs that he u prepared 70 all orders
his line Artd'ial Arms and Legs which With
same facility natural members; Apparatus Tor usstos
disrltcsmsut Of tie thiEh lone cmur do.
raetd LEGS Do for curvature q the SPINE waist. DO fer
kNist false joints Of tie knees DO far
rnnr tie ttis the eRrc leg do Cor Paralvtio legsf
o. Tor elias eet DO compress lAcrimal hsuies aud
others do. fer tUrc1 twisted neck do Tor fang
e rtetum; Do arans onauim; obturaears hypcsastric
belts beds and chairs fdr sick ptrons cruehss sc
urlortdic All work executed warranted
satisfaction and relief g. the SICK. Asdress BY letter
rcrscnaily, 90 a55 Pearl street. New York
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DurNAN COUNTY corRT-BESJaMiN WOW xgu.

DUTNAN COUNTY CorRT.-BESJsN1N Won KEu-
rem plaintiff. against Casper ". Macon and Soessa Ma
cen hls we, David Mason, william Henry Mason, Elira
Maston Mary Gursham, Hannah MILLER defendants-an
ton mertFage 10 Casper N. MASON, David
Macon, William Henry ssson Eliza Mary Gursham.
and Hannah MILLER take notice that hereby
and required the in this action
which fiea the ole 81 the Clerk ~ the
Putnam the " elfh ~ jane 1851 ana 70
90 At the village - cold spring Put
county New III within twenty lave after the service
- this exclusive % the DAY Of such
vice. ard aso take notice that IL you fail % said
complaint within twenty DAYS aforesaid the plaintiff will
srply 20 he said court for The relief demanded in the sid
omplaint. Dated June ~ 1851 Yours, Sc,
L. ". MCCOY, Piainuns Attoruey,
cold Spring, Putnan eouaty v. "
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The value of foreign dry goods put upon the market
during the week ending the 10th inst 1855 last
week. S7I7 1o9-increase this week. slos256 1t is about
time goods for the early fall trade coming along
1t possible the large shipments of specie this port
to Europe may tend to restrict the fall mporations
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IEGAI. NOTICES.

GUpgfME COuRT.-wIlIIAM y. HAMILTON vs.
- Cynthia - HamOton.-tumm0ns for Divo-ee.ro Gym
lila 4 fultur@Nadam You are hereby sunmon.d 70
ruiut IN tis actiop. which u
With rron y,u snd 90 eopy q
~ tier NJ. 80 Hreome street IN the city of New
Yoft within wunty days after service hereof exclusive %
TIE such ara n tail 20 the
rfsiut aforesaid the rantiA will apply - the
tie relief dtmRndeA in the comrlaut Dated May ~ 1851
II. HARRISON, Jr, Plaintiffs Attorney
No. 80 Hr1ome street.
The complaint IN ths sc'ion 6ied the once 81 the
CLERK ~ the city and County q New York. the 9Th day
81 Juu
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISE NEVIS.

nARts-RoBERTs A. co. CHEMISTS TO TUE AWE
II rean and British Embassies. y Place NcndOme N b
nj, cai men visiting Paris will ind medicines carefully
ral ed Vm the lnel stztgs and London fharmao0p0ia
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bitters the medicine that relied Tor mo
Of the above disease Thousands in the city Of New
York aore testify the truth of this assertion The bters
give relief at the aud the patirnt Is not
obliged take fifty bottles before they tell the result as
remedies for the compliant
Try II and you will not regret frncipai once, IL
Fulton street. Fifty cents per pint bottle.
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Personal,

INfoRAATI0N IF THE PERSONS WHO WITNESSED
The occurrence during the military procession the
corner 81 Wooster and Eighth streets will leave their
with Andrew CLARKE, l76 Wet street of Warren
they viii confer favor, and further the ends q justice
SUPPOSED TO M RUN AWAY. AN TNDESTURED
- aprrghtife Canadian about eighteen years Of are
named AHOfH DiSPEiS little above Eve feet in hrxh
thin ard fallow complexion. The public ATE cautioned
arhiutt swing lin c-eGt In the of the subscriber OF
emTloyins him. in which they will be proceeded against
according to Law. MArrEO 1OMAsELLI.
ld6 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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PAPER HANGINGs, sc.

ZINE FRENCH PAPER HANGINCs DECORATIONS.
&C. No 40 Pearl street between Madison and Chatham
Those in want Of the above articles should omit look
through our their interest and may
be best consulted by call. THOMAS FAYE a. co.
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NOTiCE-IF THE FOLLOWING rrPsUrS, REslD
" ing or having refided. in New York-to wt-Henr,
Van Wart, Jonathan Walton, samuel Saith, Sons n Co.,
kohert L. Stevene, Henry Sumon. Charles Shaw, shaw
fvinr Rovs,n. Isaac H. Riet H. Collins. Jun, Henry
= fhhtr talhns, jun. Sir Michael u. CLARK, william
Dourlase VARY tdamr. Jan BoeN 7. ". Buchanan Taos
Buehsnan, tphraim Buswc Peter Barlow Daniel Parker
Josph Pearson, James Porter teger in chGncery John
Pollard. farmy, Ludlam h Sons Lewis Leyson. Thomas
bsmesle Mark Leaytnwcrth John Lonely william Pollard
~ their o. 81 their LEGAL representatives will address
trost ped o. T. Washington city ID. Co. they will learn
something greatly n their ADVANTAGE.
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ssent article and useful in preventing soreness after
of TAM and freckles The ladies and
ti~men beginning TO regard IL as ndspensnbes Sab
hath School Contributor Sold by Rushton Clark Co.,
10 Astor House, ITO and rs Broadway.
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MOTT WE HAVE. THIS DAY TAKEN Mr.
~ Edward Fenner into Partnership and will continue ~,
Try Goods porting. Johtug and Commission Business
under tle same firm AZ 40 9 Broadway. Cedar
street., City Hotel Stores New York June n. 1851.
uENRlS, SMITH TOWNSEND.
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DRY GOODS, sc.

nRY CooDS-LE B0uTiLLiER BROTHERS. HAVE
- greatly reduced all their spring ana
order TO dispose Of the whole before their removing
extensive tmises The stock consists silks various
kinds Bareges Tissues Lawns, Barge de LANES lasse
quantity OF Ribbons Enbroideric Gloves. Hosiery Lace
Linens huslin &c. No. s. Canal street. three doors
Broadway.
- fBROSS AT HALF PRICE, WILL OFFER TO NY
customers at great reduction from the prices
the balance 81 the elegant stock ribbons unsOd
ribbons for dress trimmings. for sale VERY low
N. LICHTEsSTEIN. 90 Bowery.
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Watts Nervous Antld0tc. "-Pers0n suC-
siag from disease debility should
acquire it's wonderful Miss Orr l0 Charles street.
NrA Webster "a Henry street. Brooklyn: Mrs. Ely, 39
Hudson street. Mrs. hunson First avenue: Mrs Low. s
Twenty fourth street aud Eighth Mrs Lewen. l2
Columbia street Depot lO2 Nassau street 81 bottle
- per dozen.
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FIRE WORKS.

EIREwoRKs. FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.-uoL-
Il man Hill. l39 William street second door below
Fulton street. (up stairs have c0nsign-
ment FRI the beet manufacturers ia the United States
OF Fireworks consisting in part Of Palm
Trees, Batteries. Rockets all sizes Roman Candles all
tizs Vertical Wheels Streamsrs Pigeons, Bengoa Lights,
Catharine Wheels, Flyers Mines, Trangls Torpedos.
Crackers &c, &c. Among which also be found y
and beautiful xhhtonn pieces got expressly for small
exhibitions. All works warranted of superior quality and
sold Wholesale and retail. Please call and examine
assortment before purof asps are confident
give fun for the amount of money than other
house in New York.
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REMOVALS..


- EMoNAL-pR sPOLASCO. CONSULTING PHysI-
~ elan aud SURGEON from london has not only removed
bot has found Necessary 20 have two ocs from the
srors suhers u every maady providing To consult him
from al tte Stt, ~ the Union This H. therefore 10
Notice - the afei that in future BE will attend his
oer - Havafa street, from sto 10 A. NJ aud his
and rctide j Hropd yay. from w A. ~ 70 r. ~ and
81 te latter every everiaE from 70 70 o'clnck
~ rNoyAG,-pR. ALBAS GOLDSMITH HAS REMOVED
~ hr tree i.sm nos Park Place 70 No IS, Broadway
n t. Cner - Frankn street Consultations fom eight
triurk a e. ~ Two " ~ and az $40 Fourth avonue he
tween q and Twentieth streets from four o'clock
EIGHT ~ AZ.
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PUBLICATIONS.

RCLwFR's BEST BoOR.-TREaEyDOus SALE OF
~ H. second edition o. IL IL raady tis day, ~ - Re
81 " omen, by SIR H. o. Baiwsr author al Zansai ete
Price = cents. Below iew notices 81 the rresswe
sac and Ann streets Nee Snps fer sy I'd - last ~
print u ths celebrated book the authorship Of which has
Of Plot snd The btthancy % ~ stye cannot be qnrst
20 New York sunday News " The Roue er. Tie Hazards
~ ~ !, 2 wSis ei hetion' Whish aplearsd ~ IN
rarely witnessed on the advent u any literary pradac
Bulwer."- Batmtrg sunday Despatch. The above work
been printed For ssist y AKAkISSS oRasay, esraSr
81 Ntssau ard Ann streets AID by all booksellers 10 the
United states.
BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES THE STOCK or ~
y M Nassau street in the building where hi Book and 100
Printing Once a. being the u Ann street where tie
th usual lew York assortment o. Books and reat variety
otTheolocca works we'll Pocket Books Port Manncc
~ n,r IL NJ . ny s'ana' & ~
ened IN quantity 70 suit his present location.
TIVE WATER CURE JOURNAL NEW VOLUME or
this Journal % Health commences In July ISL Sub
scbers should send IN their AZ The philosophy
and Irastiee oihyiropaty phy,loy and ana,omy g me
life and al other matters relating 20 life health and happ
may rroorg bis life much beyond the number q years usu
ally attained We propose g shos how. Published monthly
raid, FOWLER WELLS. l3l Nassau street. New York.
MISS NARTINEAU's AND ATKINsoN's LETTERS
stcrcotyrhrg at Boston and will soon he published
Itis will be the first reprint oftese talented and interesting
JOIN hOREIsoN, ls5 Chatham street. New York, and
~ J.P hENDuh 50 Washington street Boston.
GEvEN VOLS or THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS rRov
~ Ito a. complete; also, Hossrths works, Ione8 eds
uon y Voc Count Grnmmcnt in French - Portraits g.
500 ycls q old and new Books &C. Tbs best lounsns
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LODGINGS. Sc
EURNfshED Rooms TO RENT TO SINGLE GEN.
n uemen. i0i broadway.
ECRNtsBED ROOMS TO LET. ~ APRtvATE FAMILY,
NTH 81 without breakfast and tea. TAcy the
second hoer snd Communicate Nv sldnf doors An
tedroom cen be lad the aoor II desired References
eNchatHed Apply AZ No. 81 Fourth avenue Twenty
fourth street.
III tNDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLoRs AND BED
II rooms 20 rent, at y Waverly Place.
Two FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. TO Two SINGLE
renten en-, where attention will he paid their
comfort Apply at 5J9 broadway between Broome and
Srrng streets
To IET.-Two PARLoRs AND TWO BEDROOMS
and alec, three bedrooms, furnished unfurnishei
rtnsle gentlemen new, and pleasantly situated Inquire
~ SO Greenwich street.
Two FURNISHED BEDROOMS TO LET. IN A PRI
vate family u SIMPLE gentlemen Bath and water cln
sets Tor the q occupants Location unsurpassed Re
rer exchangod Terms very moderate Inquire 1t 20
Broadway.
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METROPOLITAN BANK.-INsTALnEET-rhs FINAL
IVA nsalnent Of Fifty dollars share the Capital
Stock Of this Bank 10 TO be paid ~ the Banking
house all street, Wednesday. the ninth day Of July
j. ii WILLIAMS Cashier.
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CLOTHING.

TAsr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ ladies gentlemen leaving the city breaking NJ
Housekeeping obtain the highest Clothing
Furniture &c ty sending through the Post his resi-
dsnee. NJ s. COHEN Is Kim streek
n. B.-Indioa attended by Mrs. Cohen.
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yEEsT MOUNT vERNoN-A REGULAR MEETING
Of the Tcutonia Homestead Association will place
TUESDAY evening next at Mechanics Hail. 40 Hester
street where their friends and others to attend
IL intention to choose the plots early in July
JN0. y. LUTHER President.
FERDINAND AuHrER, Secretary.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-A WHOLESALE AND
- retail drug store established nine situated in
OF the best the city doing bust
Satisfactory given for selling Address box 4
It this Office.
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uCTIoN SoTICE.-THos. BELL. AUCTIOSEKR-
rooms 10 North william street-Large Sale Of Valuable
Furniture OF AL Descriptions Also Counters show Casss
Shoemaker Materials Dining Tables utiAr Bar
Room and other furure including the beautiful ORIGINAL
painting of Gen. Washington lair Mattresses Bsdstssds
Sofas &c. THos. BELL. Auctioneer:
A DMINIsTRATRIx SALE OF FAST TRorrTNo
late Of David Bryan deceased At ComAe, en- Monday
the I'D Of June inst the personal property % ssd Do
ceased which 10 the stock OF valuable aad fast
otng Horses the said deceased consisting OF
the well known young Horse, known ~ David Bryan
Grey Co.., the gray Mare Philadeiphia Sail the cele
brated trotting Horse PeAnut the BLACK Horse and
Lady Sufok (beng her from ST. Lous TO New
will be taken to the farm and sold at the same time and
place. Sale viii commence at o'clock, NJ should tho
weather be stormy the sale will be the next fair day.
Stages will be in readiness TO going ron
the city 10 attend the SALE the arrival of the train OF
Thompsons station. the l.. l. railroad. ~ lts
o'clock. A. NJ" CARoLINE BRYAN. Adminstrstnzi
JAMES COLE. AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON WE'D
nesdsy June IS at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
the valuable lot OF ground fronting Main and
Stewart streets between York and Front streets IN the city
Brooklyn This property being the market and ferries
and fro ntng two streets well adapted Tor hahsry
provision store furniture mandatory For terms sy
A. the anction ROOM 43 Fulton street. Brooklyn
~ nitureJ Hooper will sell at auction on Saturday
June 2lst at half ten o'clock at No. 100 broadway
geneal assortment Of furniture consisting Of anA
mahogany paror urniture-sofas teea tablet
French and Gothic bedstesds, Sc, &c. ii. E. WILLARD
Auctioneer.
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A SMALL DRUG STORE NEATLY FITTED UP. No
"A 23 Tenth avenue et~een Twenty seventh and Twen
tyeghh streets, will be sold cheap; bottles all
good Physician much wanted in the neishborhood not
than $50 cash, required. Rent S72 including
Office room.
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V'o coSTRAcToRs-To RRy0ye A LARGE GUAM
Il uty 81 earth. Apply e. ANsON q. PHELPS, corner
Of Thirty fret street and East River.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-HANDSOMELY FITTED
- with large and carefully selected stock Of medi
cncs good loeaton for physician. Will be sold to
cash purchaser for $500 consequence dissolution OF
partnership. Apply at go Broome street.
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800 '''' '''' 800 FAs'oo0 ~
All payments q interest are included in the above
statement q expenses aud the result shows profit Of
ca per cent On the capital
The receipts q the Ilousatonc Railroad Company 10
a. month = Nay. 1851 amounted 70 f2i539 90; same
rtnh last year 80 O7p 35 Increase this year s. 100 Is
Equal 10 y per cent
The annexed stat ment exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered At this port Tor con-
sumption fcr warehou.ing and the withdraw
fon sav,houfe. for the week ending June 10th -
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lug. DELESSERT, LIGERoN 4 co, BANKERS,
IL would respectfully inform their friends and the public
that having saved their books and papers during the
disastrous fire. and having fortunately lost nothing they
are ready to transact business which be couhdd 70
their They have, for the present taken
the ADOBE Building. Portsmouth, Square Plaza.
San Francisco, May Is, 1851.
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EoR SALE, OR TO RENT FOR THE sUMaER.-rHE
beautiful eottsge At koeksway. adjoining the Marine
Pavilion, occupied for the last by Mr. John
with coach house and stable With
every requisite for respectable family Also the cottage
adjoining residence of Mr. Henry Leavitt
Apply 70 John H. Power IL Fulton street. Mr. Norton
Carroll. At RoekaNay ~ see the houses.
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DR KEIIINeER mas SATISFIED. NEARLY THE
- whole voild-sua most "a the quackstAat bic Magic
fluids TIE ohly article sud chat has restored the hair when
gone from twenty e. forty There hundreds who
" never has can - done Itiselm9st useless ~
publish ccrttcucs Let the whole force nrctendcrs
ont, and Lr X does show more than MI of them
have doue ~ rctorns the hair. he will forfeit SlW OF
retire from The h,d Sell ia very large bottles containing
Yen timen The quattty q the pretended Remedies ~
~ each Tho Doctors Eminent certain 90 eradicate reu
matte aud oil OTHER palma Scld the depUts ~ Pearl
80 and ~ tie Doctor A. bic central point Broadvay
white front, between Grand and BrOome streets Don fail
W call and consult the ~ TOR.
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CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND.-BUdLDING LOTS AND
~ Cottage Plots in the central and desirable situ-
tons at Clifton the Narrow Several lots and sites
the vicinity the The under
tract and the property offers facility for immediate
building. W. w. VAN WAGESEN,
Posts Buildings cor Hanover st. and Exchange PIa,e.
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EoR SALE-To BRICKMAKERS.-A FINE BRICK
yard situsted tine North River. in the
ghul locations With farm Of nifty aeres attached There
is inexhausble quantity o. the together
with abundance Of working and moulding sand, all
the premises beautiful stream of Immediately
the ground houses. Sheds and all the
for the complete manufacture of the best brick For
partieua apply address b. GLOVER No. 33 Ninth
street, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
LOST. &c.

Il OST-0N TUESDAY EVENING, IN GOING FRON
- Fourth TO Fourteenth streets through the
nue. cameo Brsastpn with figure female head pin
was attached to worked thread lace COLLAR and valued
turning it to rs Fourth street.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. r. II. STANTON asked unanimous con-
sent to make report from the Committee on
Public Buildings and Public Grounds, relating to
the extension of the Capitol. Objected to.
The SPEAKER stated that the qu' stion before
the House. was upon the resolution closing debate
upon the bill for the establishment Of branch
mint at New York and San Francisco, which had
been reconsidered, and an amendment had been
proposed hxing the time Tor closing debate at Z p.
m. instead of 10 m. on Friday.
Mr.. DANIEL moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Negatived.
The question recurring upon tho motion to
amend the above resolution by inserting 3 clock,
it was decided in thu Affirmative.
On motion of McClERNAND, the Houss
went into Committee Of the Whole on the bill to
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A PARIsIAN EpIToR.-A letter from Paris gives
the following description Of the manner in which
DR. Veron. the editor Of the Constitutional, lives
The description alone makes an American redae-
s.sr feel az cheap az Falstaf's mackerel-the re-
Atty would be the death of him
I have already given you some anecdotes of
the pere svr ecws Of the Constitutional. As the
vein 10 inexhaustible, letm me now and then give
you others. Dr. Veron ia the Apicus of Paris
He il even better than Apicius, for no man in the
world, on dit is better judge Of Jamie bein fate
sa.xa brns dodu than the doctor. II may be doubted
if Apicius knew much nbout these things. But
the doctor was manager Of the Opera for years,
years-and knows Ia beau mre an fond He RI
vale Apicus in his knowledge OF the cuisine
Every day the doctor has table for twelve spread
the list has been long made out. There are iu
Paris some fifty person, renowned for their wit,
thti' accomplishment, their beauty, or the piqmani
IL twr sccists. OF this number, twelve are chosen
daily. At half past six o'clock, every eonrirs il
at his plate, and dinner served. The dinner is
fauitless, the wines are exquisite, and the guests
ere slways brilliant. These nre the perfection Of
dinners. Around that board you meet VI. Rogue
plan, Of the Opera; M Malitourne, Of the Con-
sututonpel; M. Scribe, the dramatic author; NJ.
de Guizard, Of the Beaux Arts; Nj. Rome n, of the
Ere des Cesnrs; Nj. Arsene Houssaye, OF the
Theatre Francais; NJ. Armand Beotin, Of the
Dsbats; M. Mocquart, Of the Elysee; NJ Jules
Janin, Of the Dtbats; Mile. Rachel; Mile. Angus
tine Brohan. 60 whom gentleman said at the
last dinner, 81 thought until now, Mndemoiselle
that IN fen d'arffce was the ebiouiossant pleasure
Of the eyes, your wit teaches me that il il slso
that Of the ears;") Nile Msrquct, with the blonde
hair; the bsautifi MILE Luther, Who il al blonde
Mile. Favsrt, with the Iangoishing syes, Mile.
Octave: Mile. PIunkett, and Mite Tagiioni. il q
woca, the cyssm Of the world Of art and beauty.
volaptUous old doctor what an example you sss
70 or lean rurssd American editors! Al half PEA,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-01
SignoT Kuby.

This celebrated ventriloquist and NEGRO
nancer, will give an entertainment this evening
at Temperance Hall, street. Those who
wish to spend an agreeable evening will do well
to visit him. lie is at the head of his profess
sion ~ VentriIoquist.