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FANCY ARTICLES.


ITO DAGUERREAN ARTIsTs.-sTEREosCoPEs JUST,
received and for sale by VICTOR BISHOP, 2SiMader
lane.
ITO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.-A NEW INVOICE q y
scale rlatos warranted perfect Just received and fo
sale at the lowest prices by VICTOR BISHOP Is Maiden
lane.
HUGHES, DUPUY a. GRIEVANCE, NO rs WTLLTAs
street. upstairs importers of fancy goods Jet Ber
lin iron articles cooms, brooches bracelets dress but
TONS fans imitation iowery br ishes beads
hooks and calf skins and and futi
Of the most superior quality. New Psrs articles re
ccived by every steamer.
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woIfe's Aromatic schicdam schnapps.-
Uolf..s Aromntlc schicdarn schnspps.-A

Apothccares and druggists wishing 70 become sgehtsIor
the ale Of Wolfes celebrated Aromatic Schicdam ap
will apply at or by letter, TO - Beaver street. hDorho
WOLFE Importer.
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Bszasr.The arrival of large invoices Of beautiful
hosiery &C. selected in Paris London enables Genn
70 offer to his friends and the public the first time
Ing Of ladies silk, wooen and cotton Every
variety Of geptemens under Shirts silk weoen thread
and cotton half hose plain and embroidered shirts morning
robes gentlemen riding gloves ladies' fur gloves, and
GENINS Bazaar, 5l3 Broadway, st Nicholas Hotel.
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NY HUSBAND was very very Low Indeed
with consumption. know many that also very
bad-kr and Mrs Wortsndykc, Mrs. Sanford % Eishth
avenue and many othors. should like every to know
that WATTS nervous antidote will consumption.
CATHARINE ". LYNAS0N. 1853 Bowcry
Ny husband can be seen at II Bayard street.
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Longyvorth's Ohio Wlnes.-SparkIing Ca.
tawba dry Catawba, Ia still wne) and ladies' WINE for
street, next TO the Astor House.
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A TTENTI0N COMPANY! SHEPARD GUARD.-ALL
n perst ps who intend going the excursion the
renzo b. Sherard Guard, will please at Hebberd
Matthew'S Union Hotel Of
Third avenue Wednesday evening, Oct 81 at
o'clock, for drill and Thursday morning an O'clock
Tor parade BY order, WASHINGTON RYER, Com.
M. DALEY, Secretary.
MIKE BURNS GUARD, Observation-Disclosures,
N will please meet at the Star House, Cedar street.
for drill and meeting ALSO, on "wednesday morning
equipped, to proceed to stryker's Bay. By order
NJ. MURRAY, Captain.
6. GIMBFR, Orderly Sergeant.
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d. Levett, Dentist, No. Gas broadway, takes
ths method to invite the public to witness his great
pfovment in Dentistry introduced by him. Office hours
from ten till i've o'clock. His work the teeth DO
sbtAil a above.
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stationery hourse wishing 20 establish a branch or
agency California the advertiser offers his services.
has ded in that State for the three years. during
which time he has been in the book business and
has large business acquaintance in all the leading Cali
fornia Cities An IN tervew be obtained by addressing
with real name, Bookseller, at this office.
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Meoicus," and All AnouyuAOus Wxlserus
sass ssa sa as Se5s sw
faculty who only learn how little can be Isssn One
sasrs ssa S. the s.s
nasy we xo LOT and i il on
Mind y haye pledged yourself to isns
You all welcome. -s ''-'
You arc all Perfectly ExcusabIe In not ps.
lieyng thins read about the samples
So a sa & SHOW Can Il
~ HiLLET, Music saloon 50 Bro a1s;.''
EpiIcptic Fits.-I know OF a Case that used
And s s as A .ss
has had but slight Of Ave minutes duration in six
% Prince street, corner Of Mercer.
Goursud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, without sx-
osrSa Or the yery es svsI Bws.s
Soap for Curing pnpe rscIe saIlownsss chaps rough.
ness SC PoadTe Subtitle upTSets hair from efhs
waller street, near Broadway. A' ''"
Clirehugh's Wigs and Toupces-Tns 0ssas
lately made in the method Of sitting AsaA.
articles the only perfect heads q hair the world Wis
Wearers should not fail 70 examine then Nc. I'D Drsa(
way, mp stairs.
wigs and Toupees -Batchclor's New Style
Of pronounced the most perfect Of Nature
where can be found the largest and best aasormsnt
lOupecSs-kuc
improvements made in the manufacture Of Msdhurst E
Heards wigs and tonpees were awarded the goe medal
the London exhibition Of all nations Gentlemen requiring
arperor article should call at the manufaccry Hade
lane. Copy the address.
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liquid
Hair the best discovered for colorng the hair
whiskers the moment it applied The wonderful and
certainty with which this favore and old established Hair
Dye performs 10 astonishing 1t is for sale applied
1ATCHELORS Wig Factory No. Wall street, Copy
the address.
Cutting Hair and Whiskers In the various
styles always beautifully and becomngly adapted 70 tho
sounenance and general Of tho wearerthe
work neatly and tasefuy executed, by HILL The
nimitahle Is Nassau street. corner Of Pine street,
No Hair Dye Has Ever Before Become Sc,
universally popular Charlottesville is admitted that
his statements have fallen short of its merits it is
the easiest applied and coners the natural color
any dye yot known 1t applied Tin private apartmentsr
Crlstad0rO's Hair Preservative and Beauti-
ferThis delightfully."- perfuned compound sought after
Unfortunately by young and old Of both sexes; Tor the
first IL gloss besutify and strengthen the hair
while in the ether is to stimulate and produce ito
growth Manufactured and sold by the inventor CRISTA
D0RO, No. q Aston House.
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RUNAWAY NEGROES. Fifteen negroes belonging
to Elias Cheney Esq Of Funkscwn, and one 90 Alex.
srder Mitchell Eco, living near Tagerstoro sway
= Ftrrfv'vfcia On Fr'tty rct. ut fevsy1 :. cro
orssnd dollars nas teen ocsFed for Their aDprshspsp
--Fa.eleya1s Bsia.
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Daniel Webster

Daniel Webster
Webster lie dead, cries noisy Fame.
But that never be
Webster and glory the same,
Both born for Immortality.
One Of the last and best daguerrrootypes Of Webster
taken, may DO GURNEYS gallery, $40 Broadway
OF leonard street together with admirable ike
ness Of Henry Clay.
Daniel Webster,-A very good Likeness Of
this eminent s TO DO had At GOUPIL cos No $50
Broadway. Price per COPY 81. Trade supplied.
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Daniel Webster. - Hardings full length
likeness OF Daniel Webster-the best exan-engraved by
Andrews Smith. few Oh dice impress lions for sale by
r. A. BACHI0 a. Co, % Chambers street
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sryThe Congress- Card and Stationery Mandatory, o
description Of superior stock and finish rates
than be purchased elsewhere also, making their own
stock they will print business cards cheaper better
than any other printer
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THE BALL SEASON.

INHE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE FRIENDLY
Club, for the benefit Of the widow of late Lcymar
Knapp to be held at the Apollo, Thursday evening
Oct. 18th, 1852 Tickets for sale at the door
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Portable Dreaming Cases.-The.s AZ

claim the attention of travellers their
sompsctness and utility which renders them at
nient companions to al whose business pleasure calls
them from home. SAUNDERS. No. Astor House. and 3S7
Broadway
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collected in the vicinity fashionable hotels
in Broadway few days since which was supposed TO be
gathered account Of the arrival Of General Scott but
Of the curious in such things learned investigation
that the collection Of party of ades had been directed
Indicated like his everything which noble aud
elegant that had stopped in the crafty their
admiration by behoding finely dressed who had
the Clothing Establishment H. FOSTER, No.
y Courtandt street. with suit Of clothes and where
there are q few more left Of the sort.
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Tortoise Shell Dress Co,

Tortoise Shell Dress C0mbs.-Ladies are
respectfully invited to examine the choice selection dress
combs at the subscribers establishment The variety
ycnd all doubt the largest in the city Combs made
repaired. AZ j. SAUNDERS
ss7 Broadway, between Walker and White streets
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Comfort and Economy-BOth can be Sc
cured far the feet concerned by dealing with
Cantre $50 Bowerv. His CATERS beautiful style
exceedingly durable furnished charges varying from
twelve TO twenty shngs. Cheap enough and in quality
they cannot be surpassed.
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Watches and Gold Pens.-J. Y. Savage, %
Fulton street. has splendid gola silver
Watches many them of superior nish
perfect time Keepers Y Is the manufacturer OF the
Richeeu diamond pointed gold well known or their
rreat dnrability
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ChIldren,s Hats. BOYS BATS yyhIte. RIacI,.

and pearl The largest stock in the city, wholesale aud
retail at Freemans, 80 Fulton street Mons beaver, silk
those sold for 81 Call and Judge for yourselves FREE
MAN, manufacturer 80 Fulton between William and Cold
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sale Of his bracd Wahpene for changing hair to IT.
original color and curing badness and all that H. r. Lovo
states in his pamphlet true See particularly the third
page headed Rad and be convinced" He 10 ready to
move his statements when called upon.
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Fine CutIery.-The subscriber.s Assortmsnt

Of pocket, and sporsmens knives embraces all the
different styles Of Joseph Rodgers Sons manufac
making the richest display of tho kind be In the
city. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House, and 3S7 Broadway.
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Mysterious Rappings.-There are. strange

=. ~ - 1Tc' se,,s'5o
not among the number however, but must confess that
have great faith in KNOX. the halter Of No. S Fulton
street makes about the best hats that
and the proof Of this lies in the fact that they give
of and he only charges 81 the very best article that
can be manufactured GO and get Knox your head.
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RWe cali the attention Of iGrOccrs, any
person DESTROYS purchasing valuable stand Of groceries
and dried fruit advertisement in this days paper. IL
10 the oldest best established the ethyl
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A Tradesman without Ambition Is mere
dead head" It the ambition of Green Astor House,
to produce the best fitting shirts made in America lie
has succeeded. He has discovered method of measure.
ment that fails and the tide Of his custom knows
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Under Shirts md DraWcrs,-We have now
large assortment Of all the desirable stylesmada
in silk merino lambs wool cashmere flannel 30 &c Of
&C. will be sold at low prices either
Wholesale or retail. Please call and
IRA PEREGO IL SON, I'll Nassau street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE Sixth AND SEVENTH PAGES. ~
RIRsONAL.

R3HSOuAhs
NOTICE.-A FRIENDLY INTERVIEW rs DESIRED
IN by the brother Of the lady who in company with
gen tleman left the Washington House, Philadelphia, 2
nit the Western Hotel New York, 2Sd ult. the Globe
Hotel Brooklyn oath ut; the Delevar House, Albany,
the evening of the h ut returning TO New York by
the Hendrix Hudson steamer the morning Of the 18th
ut # the lady alluded to will grant he desired inter
rested. note addressed to L. N. c., New York Post
office, will be promptly attended to.
NJ been drowned as he was last seen Of the Ca
the evening of the Goth inst about % years. fee.
high thick black hair and whiskers
ltary STYLE imperial dressed in ribbed pants grey
mixed sack coat stripe plaid vesb and Light cloth
Any information concerning him be left with D. w.
Warren, IA Maiden lane.
" Y.Z.-IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO ON THE l6TE
"A of last month wrote ote to lady closing
and signing himself with the above initials will please write
again. and either send his grant her request he
will greatly oblige her. Direct as before.
TFs. ELLIOTT, LATE OF UNITED STATES NAVY,
10 In town. he will hear of something TO his favor by
either calling himself sending his address AUGUSTUS
OHLANDER, G59 Broadway.
INFORMATION WANTED OF MARGARET CASTALo-
by her sister, Ann Castao she lately landed from Ire
land board OF the ship Meridian She 10 from the town
land of Drumnaeat county Letrim, parish Of Annadu-
Any information of her will be thankfully received by John
Brum, 63 Cross street.
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RKCLAL NOTICES.


CR0TON WATER TAXES. PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that the first day Of November
Fifteen cent will be added all the re-
main unpaid on that day. r. G. HANCE, Register
NOTICE.-TIIE COAL CARMEN OF THE CITY OF
~ New York requested to Hermitage
Hall corner Of Allen and Houston streets Saturday The
Ablc speakers will address the meeting Patrick Meade
James Rely, James NcNally, James Tyren Hugh Ward
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Cheap
THOS. MCLAUGHLIN, 22 Greenwich street cor OF Cham
ber dealer in shirts undershirs and drawers Of LAMBS
WOOL Merno Cashmere silk and cotton Also, the Tevi0t
Scotch wool under garments highly recommended by
physicians. Shirts made to order in the most approved
mar
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Madnme Henriette sontag,s Return.-Or

Wednesday, October ~ 1852 will be opened the French up
town millinery establishment Of Madame Bamberges i6
Exhth with entire fashionable and we'll
selected stock OF French fall millinery when she will be
aged by patronage she has received during the i've
Of being able to offer and
elegant selection of millinery offered in New York.
NJ B-Should the weather Wednesday unfavorabe
for ladies' visits the goods viii be opened and exposed
the first sue seeding clear day. MADAME BAMBERGER
46 Eighth avenue, French Mliiner
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Rich Carpeting.-Smith d LOunsbsrry, No,
g Pearl street, prepared TO exhibit their fall
yIes comprising complete and desirable assortment Of
mcn 81 as saoSs
xE carpet trades all of which they offering N
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Quitting Hair and Whiskers In the various
styles always beautifully and becomingy adapteA 70 the
aountenance and general Of tho wearerthU
work neatly and tastefuly executed by HILL. the
nimtahle, Is Nassau street, corner Of Pine street.
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CrIstadorO's Hair Preservative and Beauti-
erThs delightfully."- perun compound sought after
by young and old Of both Tor in the
first IL gloss besuty and strengthen the hair.
while in the ether is to stimulate and produce ito
growth and sold by the inventor CRISTA
D0RO, No. 8 Astor House.
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a Pretty Girl,s nrms WOUND

neck s wonderfully eicaoious in removing throat.
The pan and vests OF tailor McKiMM Of IL Car
mine all awkwardness from the body aud
his clothing for children transforms them from boys
gels in appearance.
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The UAix at Castle Garden.-Those Interes-
IN noytns and reayins nashins will md tho one "a
tented BY Is. forbush o. Buffalo, N. " on eShib
ton at tho Garden to be the simple and paricct ma
chine for outing and grain tbst they have seem
rsspng th.n any ether machine Let II be examined
built mechanically arranged and sdaptsd to
plish its object than other machine exhibit T.
-,fas ~uy
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No Hair Dye Has Ever Before Become Sc
universally popular, Crstadoros-It 10 admitted that
his statements have fallen short of its merits IL
the easiest applied and confers the most natural color
and sold BY the inventor CRISTADORO, Aaor House.
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norama Holy Land which 10 racting much at
tention will exhibition again ths sening 1t the Chi
Building 1859 Broadway with descriptive lectIre by
cen
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great embodment-thei dol-the very life and soul,
Of the whig party. The vote Of New York would
have elected him; but, alas, an unlucky letter to
Alabama turned the scale against him, and Polk
slipped in under Birneys elbow. Such being toe
fact, any rational man would have concluded that
Mr.. Clay, by ali Odds would have been the most
available whig candidate for 1913. If he came so
near an election, with the immense popularity of
the Texas question against him, how could he have
failed, with that impediment removed out of the
way, and his own popularity undiminished
Butt the wings were thoroughly dispirited with the
experiment Of n; and, as Mr.. Clay had to yield
the wall to General Harrison in 1910, SO again was
he compelled to give way a military champion in
'4s. General Taylor, too, had the advantage Of
being fresh from the scenes Of his victories in Next
co; and, to "make assurance doubly sure,' he was
run upon two Platforms Northern and Southern
patform-in the South he was urged as slave.
holder, while in the North he was pushed as an adj
vocate Of the Wilmot proviso. And vet. but for
the horrible split of the democratic party
In New York, General Cass in all probability,
would have been elected. All that he wanted was
the State of New York and the vote which was
carried away by Van Buren, would have secured it.
Thus the second military chicftain of the whig
party like the first, owed his election, not TO gun
powder, but to the great principles and party acct
dents Of the campaign. Who does not gee now.
that Mr.. Clay, in addition to the States which
General Taylor carried, would have also carried
Ohio? Yet the great idol Of the party was finally
tlaughtered in the " Philadelphia slaughter
house." for the clap trap capital Of mere gunpo~.
qs- popularity.
Wv, Il there was any:Airg wanting ia the a5
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Corrected observation-disclosures, Military and


Marine Officers Clothing and Ooial Equipment Depot.
GEORGE r. FOX, tailor cloth importer, and leader of
fashions 1888 Broadway Of tmark Anthony street,
opposite the Broadway Bank and Theatre.
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40 ManWfaCtuIcfS OF I1ad1cs' CIOAkb anu
hsntiise-Singer sewing machines will do all the stitch
ing coaks and antas, with perfection hand sewing
equal and with most surprising economy and
3 NOE No. QS Broadway. l. n. SINGER 8 co.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Sierra NeUada arrived at New
York on the 10th bringing $50 passengers. and
100000 in gold
The adyces from California were TO March
nth. There were symptoms at San Francisco
of serious difficulties regarding Sonora. A
French expedition which left for Sonora a short
time ago, for the professed purpose Of making
new gold discoveries, was really bent on reyolu-
tionizing that country, and establishing an in
dependent Government, with no idea Of being
annexed TO the United States The Californi
ans are much annoyed at this movement, and
talk of getting up an expedition of 900 Amer.
cans to drive out the French. The inhabitants
of Sonora are anxious TO be independent.
A duel was fought at Sonora Costa on the
18th, between David c. Broderick and Judge
Caleb B. Smith Six shots were exchanged
without injury to either of the parties.
An indignation meeting was held at Sacra-
mento in opposition 10 the bill recently passed
in the House, relating to contracts Of labor
with Chinese emgrants. The bill was denounc-
ed as intended to introduce u system of quasi
slavery, and as an outrage upon the rights Of
the American laborer. The bill passed the
House, after violent opposition, by vote of 80
yeas to 20 nays. 1t is thought that the bill
will not pass the Senate, or if it does, that the
Governor will veto it.
in the Senate, approving the Compromise meas
ures.
Northern intelligence makes it almost sure
that the schooner Exact from Oregon. has
been lost, with all her crew.
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-EOLIAN PIANO FORTES.

uALLET DAVIS & co, the long established and ceie.
brsted Piano Forte Manufacturers of Boston,
the better their Southern and Western GUS
TONER'S have recently opened vt 29 brOsdwa
whore large and full supply of their superior
both with With ut Culemans celebrated Hian
piniment, miy always be found The K1lian by the skill
and improvement Of Messra H. d. Go ss been divesed
Of the harsh seraphue AMI the pure flute
subtu' ed giving IL all the eetness ard beauty
Psor Organ Their Pianos have been too long and favor
ably known need when united 10
their Hoian. sweeter muse can be found Every In
strument warranted give satisfaction the whole Of the
purchase money will be resurned with c,t OF ransportA
ton. GOULD BERRY,
Sole Agents, eG Broadway, New York.
N. b. hIessrs Il. have the best catalogue OF sheet
uaie and Musical instruction books tS be found In the
United NJ ties Liberal discounts IA ade to the trade
Alaesh
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Arctic arrived at New York on Sunday
the 18TH bringing Liverpool dates to the 18th.
Parliament had finally closed its session.
The London Times oC the 9TH ANNOUNCES the
death of Prince Schwarzenburg, Prime Minis
ter of Austria. He died at Vienna on the 5th
instant, Of apOplexy.
The war steamer Birkenhead was wrecked
at SmOns Bay Africa, on the 2sth day of
February. She had on board 63s men, chief
ly reniorcements for the troops at the Capes.
OF the large number on board, only lS4 are
known to have been saved-leaving asa who
are supposed to have persisted
A vessel had arrived at Liverpool, from Sgd
ney, bringing f5OO,OOO in gold dust from the
new FL Dorado, and the miners were reported
as meeting with great success
The Government of Switzerland has replied
TO the note of France, declaring that they have
done all they could in the affair of the refugees,
without sacrificing the right of asylum which
it regards as the most precious privilege of civ!
ilized nations. Upwards OF SO refugees have
| been expelled
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law requiring all personal taxes to be paid be-
fore voting 1t gives the Corporation power to
make any of its ward officer elective, and de-
clares that any one entitled to vote shall 10
elig to the Office of Mayor.
Mr.. Badger introduced a bill to prevent pub
lie executions in the District of Columbia The
law provides that persons in the District of Co
lumbia, now or hereafter under sentence of
death, shall not be executed save in some pris-
on, or yard connected Herewith 1t provides
for limited number of persons to be present,
and declares that no one under twenty-one
years of age shall be permitted to witness such
execution. The bill was considered and passed
The French Spolation bill was then passed
yeas 26, nays 3.
The Deficiency bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Gwin addressed the Senate at length
After some remarks by Mr. Hunter, the bill
was postponed, and the Senate went into FIX.
-ecutiye session, and shortly afterwards ad.
iouned