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Congress To-Day.

SENArE-The CHAIR laid before the Senate o
report of the, War Department, with an abstract
of the returns of the militia of the United States.
Also report of the Secretary of the Interior,
with copies of the instructions given to the Board
of Commissioners ON Private Land Claims in Cali
fornia, and to the Surveyor General Of Oregon and
California.
Also report from the Secretary of Oregon Ter
ritory, with the legislative acts of that Territory
All referred, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. MANGUM presented the petition Of Patrick
Donohoo, of New York, asking for the interyen-
ton of the United States in all wars and strug-
yles for freedom.
A large number of petitions for the construc-
zion of ship canal around the falls of ST. Ste.
Nary, in Michigan; for the removal of the OBJ
structions at the rapids in the Ohio river; for
an increase of the salary of the United States
district judge of Florida
Mr.. COOPER presented remonstrances from
Philadelphia against the erection of n mint in
New York.
Mr. BADGER was elected to fill the vacancy in
the select committee on the memorial of Mr..
Yulee.
Mr. ArcHIsoN reported bill providing for
the appointment of a superintendent of Indian
,ffairs in California; and the same was consid-
| cred and ordered to third reading
Mr. HALE submitted resolution directing an
inquiry into the propriety of making all appoint
nents in the army for term of years only. Laid
over ..
Mr. BRoDHEAD submitted resolution, which
was laid over, directing an inquiry into the pro-
priety Of providing for Charge to Switzerland.
The bill for the better discipline and to pro-
mote good conduct in the navy was taken up,
amended, and debated.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, House re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union, VI. OLDs in the chair, J
and proceeded to the consideration of the special
order-the bill explanatory of the bounty-land
ct of September 20, 1850.
A debate ensued, in which Messrs CABELL,
MURPHY, and Nc MULLEN spoke on the subject of
the Presidency, involving the principles of the
Union party.
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MONEY. The money ut the Potomac Building
Association last night brought forty two per cent
premium.
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New York and Philadelphia and duly empowered to take
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are Boston, Congress street, New York. Tribune build
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INt board without any provocation, hereby
frewnrn ali persons from trusting her my account
will pay no debts of her contracting after this date
wAsmNGTos, Feb 2, 1852. KARL BUSE
feh 2--3tN
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steps for the suppression of the liquor traffic In this city
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Treasury Notes outstanding Feb. i, 1851.
Amount outstanding offhe several issues prior
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DIR. J. s. ROSES


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CHILDREN also liable to Group, which dangerous
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Cheering words to our Readers /!

JoHN L. SMITH ESQ, has this day become asso-
ciated with me in the editorial management and
publication Of the DAILY AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
and the business will henceforth be conducted
under the firm of Connolly & Smith, recently
promised to give stability and efficiency to this
paper, and the name Of Mr.. SMITH is an AIDE
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B6s" When you write private notes, SO endorse
them. A note addressed to married gentleman
in this city few days since 1--WE will not say by
whom WRITTEN caused for moment decidedly
unpleasant state of feeling in the domestic circle
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National Theatre.

Private Boxes Orchestra Seats rs cents Dress Circle
and Parquee so cents Reserved Seats
Family Circle rs cents Third Tier so cents Coored Gallery
Is cents. feb a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
M ETROPOLITAN HALL, late Trip

I'VE ler-Tickets Sl-WEDNEsDAY. May 5. 1s52-
GRAND VOCAL ard INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT of
slGNOR JOSE GALLEGoS, from Andalusia Spain,)
the world renowned Harp GuitaIpist, ts first appear
sieror JOSE GALLEGOs has the honor
TO the public of NewYork that his Grand Concert will take
tan Hall on which occasion he viii nrod1c. his newly In
vented il srument the PLuSHARP.GUlTAR which has
received the premium at the late European air In Lon
Siguor j. GALLEGOS has great satisfaction also in stat
IN thai he win be assisted by musical wonder of the age
SlGNORINA ADELINA PATTI,
fonly years DID, pupil of Ssnora Valentino and the follow
us '''''' STGNORA C. BARLEPPATI,
the celebrated Pma Donna absolute from the grand Thea
ten of Milan Naples, Madrid &C.
SIGNORA VALENTINO
SIGNOR G. SCONCIA
Full Chorus of the Italian Opera and Grand Orchestra under
WEDNESDAY, May 5.
PROGRAMME
PARTL
q Grand Chorus" Ensni' Verdi
l. Grand Fantasia theme Malasueno
8 ~ Grand Variation Love, composed and
executed on the Plus Guitar by Senor Galegos
pIauded and encored by. Sig Adeiine Patti'
s. Grand Melody on the theme of " La Jole Aregon-
etta'and Grand Variations, BY .Signor ). Gsiiesos
PART H.
2 Rendo Finale, from Bellini's Opera Of La Son
Dambuls .Sgnorips Ad; P P
s. Cayatina of Comma dl Nergy Sonora u Bosln fatu
A. A Grand Composition on the Plos-HarpGuitar
with the graceful and sentimental variations of
"El Fandsngo Espanol,' composed and executed
Grand Chcms :Stabat Mater .Rossini.
Tickets 81. To be had at the principal Hotels Music
Stores and at the Metropolitan Hall on the evening OF the
Concert
Doors open at Performance at u o'clock
fisely
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vVHE PHILOSOPHY OF ELECTRI-

CAL PSYCHOLOGY; In a Course of Twelve Lee
lures By Dr. J. B. Dods. Price IS cents. For sale BY
F0WLERS Il WELLS. No. l5l Nassau.st- N. !:
THE SECRET REVEALED; Or, Instruction to Lx-
pertinent in Psychology Biology Mesnersm, &c &c The
Philosophy Disease and Nervous Forces The subject OF tie
Creation considered Doctrine Of Impressions; Connecting
link be tween Mind and Matter, &c. &c
FOWLrRS WELLS have all works on Physiology,
Magnet Photography, Phrenoogy, and the Natural
Sciences generally Booksellers supplied on the most liberal
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-Prof

METROPOLITAN HALL.-Pr
Ivl WHITNEY will by particular desire and request of
the Professors Tutors and Teachers OF the Public and other
Schools and the citizens generally give entertainment
exclusively the Youth of both the Grand Concert
Room. Metropolitan Hall, WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON Nav at o'clock The entertainment will consist
REGULATIONS from the best British and American Poets In
terspersed with the Comic and Amusing. Impersonations
will be given of the celebrated British American and
Indian Orators in the British and American Senaes, and
elsewhere Admission ~ cts to pay expenses OF the Hall
Teachers and Others procure their tickets upon appca-
ton at the Hall.
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Gouses n)antc6.

WANTED-Immediately, for a small
w family without children, part of HOUSE, situated
between 18th and 3lstss and Lexington and Msdoasvs
Address r. IL, the drug OF Mr. Prdhan, Jlst
aid 4ihav Reference given and required.
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Mem publications.
CHRONO-THERMAL SYSTEM OF

Y MEDICINE. q pages, price 311 cents Published
today BY RI DFIELD. Clinton Hall.
MrpcAL nrscovrRY The Manchester Times states that
Cole &c Medicine has been incorporated By III.
In lena Dr. Jones, of Louisville KY, has just pub
Chrome Thermal Manual containing the doses oil the pns
medicines Dr. Kent, Of Pawuoket, X L. has also Just gwen
the public lev facts designed for the use oil those VINO uare
Thermal system Of Medicine Of which system, Dr. hedhed
York has this week issued the fifteenth edition.
edited Turner late Health Commissioner OF New
Yor price cents pest within 500 miles The superiority
o this ali diseases be inferred from the
that the challenge than OF ITS dseo' eer Dr
London, the practitioners oil Aopaihy Hompo
phy and Hydropsty OF those different systems
epted The trumphs Of Youug rhytc by DR. Turner
the Unity Revelations Cholera and the faaey OF the
Phi, taught the Schools by DR. Dickson al Chrome
Thermal works, out Of pnnt Utica Observer
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NETWORK, MONDAY, NAY 8, 1859.

VII CLAIET AND OLIvES-FTom the Ga7onne {,
the Phone.
VIII IDA PFEIFFERS ICELAND Translated By Miss
Cooper
Nearly Rendy
LEIGH HUNTS BOOK FOR A CORNER.
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there Grid of knowledge and PHILOSOPHY in these hooss
lstar OF the North
One of,e most and Olives that have
M wife fl.s
Subscription price s. per thus giving "a volumes
for one-thrd of tine usual price of similar books it's IN sc
the cheapts and best of books Of the Mind ever nsd
Us slight inspection will show.
A new impression of "QUEECHYr wil be ready on
Tbuuay next Orders will then be supplied Ia due course
as pceiyed q. T. PUTNAM No. l55 broadway,
fAfier next week. No. 10 Park-paceD
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DART of q STORE to LET-On the

west ode Of Broadway, for the sale Of Emssod:nss>
ces Ribbons &c; the other part to BE- occupied y 49,
- n other articles which win not interfere With he soove
he and hes bsen long established Apply y ~ xhmo>
on-s. ~ fdgths. infpuaatjoa.
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CCHUBERTH Il CO., Music Depot,

No 257 Broadway N. Y request the public to nsPec
tleir immense stock Of Music for Voice. Piano. for
hands for Organ, Violin visoncelo Harp orehesfs &c
lection in the United States of $4,000 worth Orders o.
Foreign and American Music viii be attended to win
promptness.
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Houses to Eet.

\ RARE CHANCE.-A Counry Resi-
IA deIce let for sale at Jamaica L. \, within five
minutes walk OF the cars consisting of good Houec, Barn
and Carriage House. with from 10 of pasture land,
For particulars inquire No 10 Beeknans from 10 70 q
broadway OFFICES to LET OF
- LEASE corner Of Broadway aud Anthony -st.-Th0
following valuable central business locations suitable for al
most kind OF business trade requiring north lghta kc
One Store, % feet 'front.' 70 feet deep No So corner Of
Broadway, rent: $50
Front Saloon Store, basemenL 80 feet long Is feet
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Rear Saloon bassnsn) o. A. wids 50 n long remit. go
No. q La Fayette Mercantile Office Broadway, remit. loO
No. 49, Broadway, Office, Washington Gallery rent.... 80
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No. 1s Brosdvsy, Office, Mercantile GsIlery, north
nGhs rent I'D
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Hghfe, Feut -
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Apply on the pssmii;: o. orivs5s z. S01p
Tailor and Cloth Importer No. 81 Broa1uuy.
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Gperiai Notifies.

gzr Democratic Whig General Committee. =
regular meeting of this Committee Will be held on IUc
Hay EVENING" May A. at o'clock at the Broadwa,
House. By order, JAMES NELLY, Cnairman.
WmL14M , l, S Ss. ios Secretaries.
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MADAME OTTO GOLDsCHMIDT

lSl (lats Medne JENNY LlND) begs TO announce that
abe will give her last Concerts in America before her de-
psrye Tor Europe. the Evenings Of ESDAY the 18th
FRIDAY the DIST and MONDAY the 2ith of May assisted
BY signor CESARE BADIAI
Mr. JOSEPH BURKE,
NJ HENRY Apply,
Mr. OTTO GOLDSCHMIDT,
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF EIGHTY PERFORMERS,
Under the direction OF
Mr. THEO. EISFELD.
The Concerts Of the 18th and 2st Of May will take place
ia metropolitan Hail aud the last Concert on the 2i,h OF
Nav in Cattle Garden.
The price Of Tickets has been fixed at s. g and g.
Each ticket accompanied by numbered check which
secures a seat bearing corresponding number
The office for the sale Of tickets will be opened four days
previous the first Concert at Chickering's Piano-forte
Poems No 295 Broadway.
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nRESS, MAKER WANTED--One
II who perfectly understands her business and Wiling
to work BY theeay private family Address n H. AZ
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.ITRNISHED ROOMS.-To let, :

ns.tlv furni.bed suif Of Ross - ~ 80 SscSsIos
ma. prvsss fsmy wiost bOs,d:n one ;th svsy sss
wshne neat and p,ss1s, 81 = Ne III
eon esr doom wes q Boadwy Ins soes ~ a
,.so.s "a eonyenisnt RDfr 70 pvs 70 -
ketha l1eoGo cau 80 -
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- Notice 10 Passengers from Panama %
California The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY feel called upon give public notice that no tickets
viii be recognized BY their agent at Panama which are nos
sned BY an officer Of this Company and that tickets thus
osned can be obtained only their Agency No III Wss
a.; Of c. L. BARTLETT Esq, Boston; or Of Messrs ANN
G2kONg HARRIS l. co, NewOrleans-New-York,J Jan.
81 1852 By order, VIM. H. DAvIDGE, Secretary.
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POARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife

- can be pleasantly accommodated with Board and .
large room with two pantres Also two Gentlemen Base
nent cen also be had for Office The house has al the
modern improvements Inquire at No. 257 6reen-st Refer
srces required. -
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MAP ENGRAVERS-Wanted, two or
three 6st-rate Man Induire Of the auo.

DART'NER or AGENT WANTED
Il Who has few hundred dollars command TO engage IN
highly respectable and pleasant business which can De
successfully prosecuted the country city Satisfactory
evidences Of good character and business habits will be re-
qured If agency is chosen, a salary OF SiAo per
and all reasonable expenses will be allowed Ad
dress, postpaid. HAROLD Tribune Office.
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I INSTRUCTIONS in FIVE useful and two
ornamental Arts by which industrious persons can make
fom $50 to 500 per month VIII be sent TO address %
Of mail receip. Of IS cents prepaid Addrs u
d. BURT, Box No. 50 Broadway Post-Ofiice New YORK
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A S plain Cook, Washer and Ironer, by a
IA respe ctable young Woman. Good reference; lived
two years her last place. Apply at No 1874 Canalst Can
be seen for one week.
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~ David w. Fenton, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law No 76 Nassau-st, New York, Sd floor.
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" The Mount Vernon Building Association
will meet ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, 5th inst at the
corner of Chiistophe and Hudson-ss, at o'clock.
b. II. BALDWIN, President.
G.. w. COOPER, Secretary.
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THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE

ron CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
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ROARD-At Union-park House, Nos.
- % ard "a 18th and Broadway and Sith st.
Ia branch lately opened These choice locations and yet
vacancies when they occur filled most reasonable
terms
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tY- The Nineteenth Anniversary Of the New.
Work NIn edaIen society will he held in the Lecture
Room of the Bleeckers church on FRIDAY May u at 10
s'el ofk add NAV
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A S Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-
IA spectacle Woman, who is frst-rate washer an'
ironer and good plain cook in respectable family Ha
the best city reference Call at No 25 8thav, between
I'D and 23d-sts, in the store.
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" The week opens with the FIRST ISSUE OF IN
SURANCE SCRIP by the NEW-IORk MUTUAL.
Holders of this and Of Atlantic Asor Sun, General Mer-
camille, or Union Mutual invited to call on W. q:
GILMAN the Insurance Scrip Office No IL Merchants
Exchange.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

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Want employment.

4 S BoOK-KEEPER or Salesman by a
N young Man. with collegiate education and practical
qualifications Can give the best Of reference Address Dox
No 294l New-York
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NSTIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.
,Jbe 9Th Annual Exhibtor Of the Academy y nov
Skp nv Gallery, No. 6SS Broadway, foms A. - unoi
- sSsls admission, Is cents; tickea 80 cents;
~assosoes l1censH By order Of the Council
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has had several years experiences IN teaching WISHES
10 obtain pleasant and board In private family ne
The MINER part of the city, where her services Teacher Will
be considered compensation Unexceponabe city refer
ences can be given Address 81 b. b. uuionsqaarc Post
Office
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T. uuhlsbsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
~ srnnr. Two copies for s.. Ten for so. Advert
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on s6th-st., YORKVILLE.

JyN Cous;stins Of font and back ROOM with 2antrss
Z; .seb on second-fcor bedrooms thrdfoor and
No. h,yse IN The yard VIII be lot Only 70 small family
fhort children Apply the pernsss No 81 Johnsoa-st
Ryr1kIvu Rent $50.