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BY AUTHORITY.
/ Public Acts
Passed during The First Ssssion Of The Thirty second
Il C0ngyess.
[PusL,o Acr-No. 1871

[PuBLIc AcT-No. 1871
AN ACT concerning the Sessions of the Courts OF
the United States in the District OF Delaware.
Belt enacted BY The Stnate and House Of Rspvesenta
tiUes oTfhe United States Of Am1irai in C0ngress assem
bed, That the courts of the United States, in and
for the district Of Delaware, shall hereafter be held
at New Castle in the said district, and there shall
be two regular terms of the Circuit Court of the
United States for the said district, which shall
commence on the third Tuesday in June, and the
third Tuesday in October, in this and every year
hereafter: and four regular terms of the District
Court Of the United States for sad district, which
shall commence on the second Tuesday in April,
the second Tuesday in June, the second Tuesday
in September, and the second Tuesday in January
hereafter.
SECTION 2. And be II further enacted, That the
office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for said dis
trict. and the records Of said Court. sha be Kept
at Wilmington or New Castle, in the said district,
by the Judges Of the said Circuit Court in term
vacation, and entered upon the records thereof;
and that the Office of the Clerk Of the said District
Court, and the records thereof, shall be kept at
the Judge of the said District Court, by an order
made in term or vacation, and entered upon the
records thereof.
SEeTIos g. And be il further enacted, That no
process issued or proceedings pending in either o.
The said courts shall be avoided or impaired by this
change Of the time and place Of holding the said
courts; but all process, bonds, or recognizances
returnable at the next term Of either OF the said
courts. shall be returnabe and returned to the
term Of said courts respectively next held accord
ing to this act, in the same manner as il 30 made
returnabe on the face thereof, and shali have full
effect accordingly; and all continuances may Be
made to conform to the provisions Of this act.
(Signed) LINN BOYD,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) WILLIAM X. KING,
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved May 10, 1852.
(Signed) WILLARD FILLMORE.
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B.Iumor. correspondence

Confagration at Cambridge-T The Recent SlaUe-
Shooting Case-Mryland Unanimous for Fiil-
more-Dreadftd Accident-Mail Robtr Conuictsd.
BALTIMORE. May lisp. m.
The town Of Cambridge has met with sad dis
aster at the hands Of incendiary, and the whole
vicinity is in arms 10 detect and arrest tho perpe
traitor. The carpenter shop Of Mr.. Allen was fired
on Saturday night, and the flames communicated
to the adjoining store and warehouse of Mr. Allen.
both of which were consumed. On Sunday morn
ing at O'Clock the courthouse was also set fire
to, and in short time the building was reduced to
pile Of ruins, with all s contents. including val
liable papers, records, and books. A town meeting
had been held, and committees Of vigilance APP
pointed.
The Governor OF Maryland has appointed r. b.
Carmichael and James nj. Buchanan, csqs., as
commissioners to confer with the Governor Of
Pennsylvania and ascertain and report all the
facts and circumstances in conncxion with the re.
cent death Of runaway slave, at Columbia, whilst
in the custody Of officer Ridglcy, Of this city.
The Wing State Convention, which will shortly
meet in this city to elect delegates TO represent the
Staten the WING National Cow will present
a united front in favor Of the nomination Of Mr.
Fillmore, the delegates from every county being
pledged to his support as their frat choice.
A little daughter Of Mrs. Sarah Meats was yes
terday burnt TO death, her clothes accidentally
taking fire.
Mr.. Maddox, postmaster Of Baltimore. returned
last evening from Virginia, where he had
been 10 attend the trial Of young Haincs, who. II
will be rccollected, was arrested In February last
on q charge Of robbing the mail ss 1t passed BY
HaincsvilIe, In November previous. Of sundry let
ter packages containing remittancee from Balti-
more 10 tho cashier Of the bank ut Wiamsport,
Maryland. Five indictments were found against
him, but he was only tried upon one Of them, the
district attorney having abandoned the others The
Jury after retiring short time, returned verdict
Of guilty.
Joseph Cushing, esq, one OF our oldest and most
esteemed citizens, aud president Of the Savings
Bank of Baltimore, struck with paralysis 90
Sunday night, and fears are entertained Of an
favorable termination.
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The srayoralty.


"JoHs w. MAUay j. announced "a candidate
for the Mayoralty at the ensuing election in June
"MANY CITIZENS"
In making the above announcement it's deemed
proper to say that large number OF citizens OF all
parties, from the several wards Of the city, ad-
dressed to Mr.. Maury few days ago communi.
cation expressing their with 10 present his name
to his felow-citizens candidate for the Mayor
atty at the ensuing election, independent Of all
questions connected with the politics of the day,
and solely in consideration of his long and useful
services in the Councils, and of his fitness for tho
place.
TO this communication the following reply has
been received:
81 have received your communication. What
ever might have been my personal wishes ON the
subject, II would have been difficult for me TO resist
the friendly cell you have made upon me; but,
agreeing az do entirely with all that you have
said az to the inexpediency OF bringing national
politics into city elections, most cheeriully
place my name al your disposal rs candidate for
the Mayoralty at the ensuing 6s, election CT
As the friends of other candidates for this Office
are already active in their BEHALF desire to pre-
sent the name Of the present incumbent, WALTER
LEnox esq, for reelection. II 10 to be expected
that personal preference will, to extent, gov
ern the choice OF many; but before the community
generally, honest and discerning in its decision, is
not the proper question. "What is the public inter
csti" II must be admitted by every rejecting citi
zen that sudden and uncalled-for change 10 not
only unjust to the officer, but TO the public inter-
eat. It takes away the personal motive and ambi-
ton which induce the faithful performance of duty,
and loses the public the benefits Of official expert
ence. If the present incumbent has discharged
the duties Of the Office with ability and zeal, and
hereafter bring to II the advantage Of practical
experience. trust that the people of Washington
will not use the elective franchise to their own in
jury and the injustice Of public officer.
Ap 26-dtf A CITIZEN.
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[PusLlc Rrso LurIos-No. 81

RESOLUTION authorizing the purchase Of the
ninth volume Of the laws of the United States.
Resotped By the Senate and House Of RepresentG-
tires of The United States Of Amsric0 in C0ngress
ance with his request made 10 the Committee on
the Judiciary, be authorized to purchase OF the
publishers Of the Statutes at Large one thousand
copies Of volume nine Of said Statutes at Large,
now just published, and cause the same TO be dis,
tributed as the first eight volumes were distributed
by order Of Congress, under the act of August
eighth, eighteen hundred and forty -six.
Approved May 10, 1852.
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Cool The Post has the following statement in
relation to the multiplying bill now before the Lcgisla
ture, entitled An act to protect personal liberty
"This is certainly most extraordinary BILL 1t
lie decidedly of Whig origin"
We can only say that this is certainly most
extraordinary assertion, and is decidedly cool.
The bill in question the work of Mr.. Samuel
E. Scwall, a Coalitionist, whose election was sup
ported by the Boston Post. The bill was passed by
it! its supporters with this single exception.
being I" Democratic Democrats" and their dearly
beov ed check by.jowl associates. Abolition Adolf
tionists nothing else. The Post attempts a
task equally futile and preposterous when it seeks
this g most extraordinary BILL" That honor be
longs to the Democratic Democrats, &c. "They
won it well, and may they wear it long"
[Boston Courier.
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from Me celumsia seusA oar0Iirian. nag 10.

interesting correspondence.
The following ia the correspondence which was
held between Mr.. Rhett and our Executive, on the
occasion Of the resignation Of the former United
States Senator:
CoLuMBIA, April 80, 1852.
To his Excellency JOHN H. MEANS, Governor Of
the State of South Carolina:
SIa: In consequence Of the proceedings Of the
convention which has just adjourned, deem my
self no longer proper representative of the posi-
ton and policy Of the people Of South Carolina
with respect to the aggressions Of the General Gov
ernment. therefore resign into the hands Of your
excellency the Office now hold a Senator in the
Congress Of the United States from the State OF
South Carolina.
Believe me, dear sir, your most obedient servant,
r. b. RHETT.
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MAayIAsD FssAscEs.--Mr. Wyse, chairman Of
the Committee of Ways and Means in the Mary
land House of Delegates. has recently made a re.
port upon the general subject Of the finances Of the
State, and moro particularly upon such portions Of
the Governors message relates thereto. The
report recommends that the present rate oftaxaton
be continued, in order that the debt may be grad
ually liquidated and the credit OF the State main.
tanned. From this document, II would seem that
the actual amount Of the States liability on &C
count of the public debt apart from those portions
Of it which constitute lien upon the various pub
lie works, and which are provided for by the re-
OF those works, and apart from the portion
of it which is provided for ou. Of the annual pro-
ceeds Of the States productive capital, is, in the
aggregate, $6,733.6ll. Deducting from this the
amount Of the sinking fund, $2,263,796, the resi-
due, which may be said to comprise the whole Of
the real debt of the State amounts TO S4,6l9,Sl5.
But, nasmuch as the bonds in the sinking fund
bear interest as well as the outstanding bonds the
interest bearing liabilities Of the State to be pro-
vided for out of the proceeds OF taxation, may be
estimated at the sum above named, $6.733,6ll.
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A YANKEE CRITIc.-The farewell concert given
by Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt in North
ampton. Mass, on Thursday night, is said to have
been attended by $50 persons. The editor of the
Springfield Republican asserts that
Jenny never sang better, in the best of her
Tripler Hall days, as several New York people
present declared. Bouquets rained upon the stage
in fragrant showers, and in their fragrance died
the voice of flesh and blood angel in the Connec-
tcut valley. We have not time at present to be
more sentimental"
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Qua RURAL VIcINA Mercury" OF the Bal.
timore Sun, in recent letter from this city, says
GA ride along the heights of Georgetown and
the country contiguous thereto is perfect luxury.
notice that, instead of being impoverished by the
improbable culture of corn and OATS the lands in
the neighborhood Of the Leesburg turnpike are
this year we'll set in grass, covered with wheat
Of fine growth. The fruit trees too look remarka-
bly, promising, and, if nothing hereafter happens
to destroy them, our markets Will display abun.
dance Of peaches and apples. That part of the
country fully attests the skill and industry Of her
farmers"
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HEALY's WEBSTER PICTURE.

THE EXHIBITION Of this Painting having been
j prematurely closed by the occupancy Of the
Common Council room by the criminal court 1t
will be reopened to the public for ten days prior TO-
its leaving the city, commencing on Tuesday, the
4th instant.
Hours Of exhibition-from 8 a. m until sunset.
Price of admission, 25 cents.
NAV 4--lOtdif tbs
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The SECOND CATHOLIC NATIONAL CouscIL.--
This body, composed in part Of the hierarchy Of
the Catholic churches Of the United States, held
their first private session yesterday in the archie
piscopal mansion, the committees meeting in the
morning and the council in the afternoon. A large
number of clergymen of the Catholic denomina-
ton are in the city. There will be public service
in the Cathedral every evening during the present
week, on which occasions the bishops will deliver
appropriate discourses.-B altimore Sun, lid.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED,
On Tuesday afternoon, by the Rev. JOHN G.
SIXTH, Mr.. JAMES KEMBLE to Miss ANNA E..
OGDEN, both of Alexandria.
On the 10th instant. by the Rev. JOHN c. SMITH,
Mr.. WILLIAM II. DONOHO to Miss AMELIA
C.. DUNN, all of this city.
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1.-THE CANIPBELLs ARE COMING"
To meet Kind Friends again.
ODD FELLOWS, HAL]

Commencing Monday. May 10, and evesy Foe
ming during the Week.
VIZ EST AND PEEL'S OLD ORIGINAL CAMP
wv BELL MINSTRELS have the honor to an
nounce to the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
ton city that they will open as above, with new
SONGS. OPERATIC CHORUSES, and a new
BURLESQ UE on the Italian Opera.
For further particulars, see programme.
Tickets IS cents. Doors open at u; perform.
ance to commence at O'Clock.
May 4-u On. f. A.. JONES. Agent.
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This Asteroid has the appearance Of q star Of the
lo-li magnitude. and makes the 10th in the group
between Mars and Jupiter.
Respectfully, &C,
M. r. MAURY, Ii. U. s. N.
Hon. WILL. A. CANAAN,
Secretary OF the Navy, Present.
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JUST RECEIVED,

NEW and elegant Spring Styles Of Scsrfs, Gre.
IN vats, Stoke, Ties. Gloves Of every descrip-
ton. saspenders, Handkerchiefs Of silk and linen:
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery of All
kinds; Umbrellas and Cameo; with 4 large supply
OF Gentlemen's Toilet articles, such as Lubin and
and beet Farina Cologne; Brushes Of every de-
scnpuoni together with large and complete
assortment OF Gentlcmen's Furnishing articles all
OF ne very best qualities, constantly on hand.
and for sale At reasonable prices, at
CHAS. II. LANES
Hat. Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near4 street.
March %
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DIED.

DIED.
On the llxh instant, ELEANOR, wife Of CHAs.
HIBss, in the forty seventh year of her age.
Her funeral will take place to-day from her late
residence, on Massach usetts avenue, between 9TH
and 9Th streets at O'Clock, at which the friends Of
the family are invited.
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srsAwssnnrrss "A small supply Of this delicious
5,sit was in our market on Saturday, the selling
h,ice being one dollar per quart. We undcrstands
however, that the crop this year y likely TO be
suoera bundAnt one, large grover predicting that
~ the end Of the present month thy will be selling
bcre At from one 20 three cents per quart.
So fBoieimrs Am~icon, iiA
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IrpfAr WAn IN YucArAr.--Thc New Orleans
Picosuns has Yucatan dates 10 the 9th Of March.
Serious fears were entertained for tho safety OF
General In Vega, with HE command Nothing
had been heard Of him, and II wss feared he had
fallen into an smbuscade and his whole forcc cut
on The indian var 10 very far from being At an
end.
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OF FICIAL.
NATIONAL OBsrRvAroRy,

WAsHINcToN, May IL. 1852.
Sra: The Asteroid discovered by GAsPARIs on
the 18th March last, was observed here by MIR.
JAMES FEaoUsoN, with the filar micrometer Of the
large Equatorial. on the 9th and again on the 7th
instant Its observed places were as follows:
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Parrrsss' NATiorAL Cosvsrrios. This body
adjourned on the 9Th instant, 20 meet at Pittsburgh
o. the irst Monday Of May next. A report In
favor Of the establishment Of national printing
bfice was laid on the table. The members OF the
emventiou partook Of complimentary dinner
pt Friday, rendered by the host Of tne Sioson
4suee.
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splendid new scene, representing the Temple
Of the Sun, painted by Mr.. Lamb, scenic artist Of
the Theatre will be exhibited for the first time this
eveuino
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GopEYs LADy's BooK.-The June number of
Godey's Lady's Book has just been received, and
is filed with variety Of agreeable articles, in
prose and poetry. Descriptions Of rural archi-
lecture and ladies' fancy work add to the interest
Of this long established and favorite magazine.
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GJ-JOHN w. MAURY, Esq, Is nominated
as a suitable candidate for Mayor Of the city at
the ensuing election, and will be sustained by his
numerous friends. A VOTER.
AID %
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President Of the Board of Common Council, is an
nounced as a suitable candidate for Mayor Of
Washington, and will be supported in June next
by thousands Of VOTERS.
Ap 24-cote
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90 knights Templar, No. I.-Washington
Encampment will assemble at their Hall on this
"wednesday evening, at n o'clock.
BY order of the M. K G. c.:
NAV II JOHN p WHITE, Recorder
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TOHN n. BUTHMANS, PennsyIvanss ave.
u nue., south side, between II and 9th Streets has
received, per schooner Lavina Jane. 20 900 Havana
Cigars, La Fidelidad' May li-stf
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DfscorTfNuED.
Kettle Creek, Ocean county. Kentucky.
Laekswanna, Luzcrne county. Pennsylvania.
Mountain Town, Gilmer county, Georgia.
Hickory Level. TalIadega county, Alabama.
Wood Lawn, Jasper county, Texas.
Aliens Grove, Lee county, Illinois.
Millstadt, 81. Clair county, Illinois.
Corners Mills, Cooper county, Missouri.
Enterprise, Mcdonald county, Missouri.
NAMES cHANoED.
Deer Creek, Mercer county. Pa. --namc changed
TO "NiiledecvilIc."
Oak Grove. Chickssaw county, Miss--name
changed TO Hartford"
Greens Bluff. Jefferson county. Tezas-nsme
changed 70 Madison"
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CTRAW AND COCO NTArrINGs.-We hax.

CTRAw AND COCO MATTINGs.-weh have
- just received, per schooners MARY jane and
Mott Bedell," an extensive supply Of Colorcd and
White and Fancy Canton Matiings Of the follow
ing make, which think will be found a. good
ss the country can afford:
"a, 50. and 90 extra Manning. All who pur-
lie excellence.
The same wid.bs in frst-quality "Yushing.'
This is a new kind, very good and cheap.
The same widths No. Goquoa, fancy. These
last are an entirely new style. and quite pretty.
ALSO. a heavy stock Dundee Coco Mating This
article is of great for churches hotels. halls ss-
looms OF steamboats,. and other public places where
there is much Of thoroughfarc. II is indcstructi-
bic 10 dampncss and will be sold lose than Of
fered before in this city.
Api2 CLAGETT & DopsoN.
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MOVEMENT or TsooPs.--A detachment Of 400
recruits. for the dragons, fourth artillery. and
first regiment Of infantry, stationed In Texas,
embarked on Saturday on board the ship Albert
GalIatin. Brcvet Capt. A. p. Hows, adjuiant
fourth artillery, commanding. Leutenan,s Ed
ward A. Paifrey, seventh, and ---- Green, first
infantry, accompanied the command
IN. " Courier and Enquirer, 10h.
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,EOURTH WARD

FOURTH WARD.
0E- HUGH b. SWEENY Il presented for
re election as Alderman Of the Fourth Ward by
May l2-eote MANY VOTERS.
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THIRD WARD.

0J-CHARLES p. wANNALL, Esq, IL nom-
mated "a suitable candidate for the Board of Al.
dermen from the Third Ward, at the ensuing
election in June.
Ap % MANY VOTERS.
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THIRD WARD.

THIRD WARD.
fz- RICHARD HI. LASKEY, ESQ.,, IL pro-
posed suitable candidate to be voted for, at the
coming election, msnber of the City Council
for the Third Ward. May IL
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PRicEs OF ADMISSION. - Private Boxes. IS; Dress
Circle and Parquette, SO cents; Children under
ten years, half price; Reserved Seats. rs cents;
Orchestra Seats rs cents; Family Circle, rs cents;
Third Tier, so cents; Colored Gallery, rs cents.
Nav 1-,GSss3f sats
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Post once Operations.
The PosrmAsTER CENTRAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
NAV 81 1852.
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AMY VOTERS.

o. General ROGER C. wEIGHTMAN will
be supported as the Wing candidate for Mayor at
our ensuing municipal election.
MAY i2SlOt MANY WINGS.
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De,truciioa Of DE Earle Street 1nea.rT.

BUFFALO, May II The Eagle street Theatre
in this city was burned this morning, supposed to
be the work Of an incendiary All the property
and wardrobcs ofthe establishment were destroyed,
and the loss ia estimated at $4,000. Lola Montez
danced there last night, but having some difficulty
with the nano ger, refused to dance again, taking
away her wardrobes; 80 that she lost nothing.
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WEDNESDAY MING. MAY u.

Will be performed sheridan's very popular Play
Of PlZAkRO, Or The Death Of R0lIa. Elyira,
Miss ELIZA LOGAN. Polka National, BY Miss
ANNIE WALTERS and Mile THEODORE.
To conclude with Tobin's favorite Comedy, in
three acts, Of THE HONEY MOON. JACQUES,
Mock Duke,) Mr.. z. A. LOGAN. Juliana, Miss
ELIZA LOGAN.
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BY JAMES MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
1 CARD FOR THE LADIES.-Op wednesda,

A CARD FOR THE LADIES-On Wednesday
IA morning, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock, I shall
commence selling the stock Of F. Mast Co, on
Pcnnsy vsnia avenue, between 9Th and 10th Streets
and continue every morning until the whole is
disposed Of The assortment being very extern
sve, will be necessary that the ladies should be
punctua in their attendance, when the articles Of
Tered each day will be varied possible. and in
such lots as may suit their wishes. Great bargains
may be realized-it being the determination Of r.
Mast & Co. 70 retire from business, as possession
of the premises must be given TO other occupants.
The sales for gentlemen will be in the evening
Mt u O'Clock.
May Pit JAS. C. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer.
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IOST

LOST,
YESTERDAY. between Seventh street and The
j corner Of Sixth street, or on Seventh, between
r and y streets. BLACK LACE VEIL. The
finder will please leave II at the Rspubiic Office
May ~
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Also, GALVANIZED SHEETS for ROOFING,
SPIKES, BOLTS, CHAINS, LIGHTNING RODS,
HOOP IRON, SC, being prepared 10 Galvanixs
all articles Of iron which II s desirable To protect
from rust. MARSHALL LEFFErs,
May S--d1mo 10 Broadway, New York.
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ny TELEGRAPH.

Election Of Connecticut United Siates Senator.
New HAvEs, May 1.-THE election in the House
OF Delegates for United States Senator for Con-
necticut took place TO day, and resulted follows:
Isaac Toucey, Democrat. 1874; Roger s. Baldwin,
Wing, 81 scattering. TO- Mr.. Toucey was for
merly Governor of the State, and was also at one
time Attorney General Of the United States.