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[PuRLIc.-No. 8l.l

AN ACTauthorzng the seectmen of the town of Chel-
sea- the State Of Massachusetts, to lay out and make
way Dn lands Of the United States in said town.
Bel edcd By the Sete and House Of Representatives. cf
the Ut StatesQf Ahayica IN Congress assembled That
the elecmen Of the town Of Chelsea in the State of Mas
sachusets, be and they hereby authorized and en-
poweredto lay out aud make way street. not exceed
ing fifty feet in wdh the lands Of the United States
situated in Chelsea in aid Commonwealth north Of the
Marine hospital said WY street to connect the east
end of Third street with ne west end Of Mddesex street
in the village Of Cbelse: Progiacd That said right Of
way can in the opinion the Secretary Of the Treasury
be granted without prejudice to the public interests and
if hereafter said way shall be discontinued the right
hereby granted shall revet to the United States.
Approved, March, 1873.
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rPUBLIc--No. 33.7

TUBLIU-~-fu.
AN ACT to amend an act eatted " An act to amend
settle and adjust TIN expenses of the people Of
Oregon from attacks and hstites Of Cayuse Indians
in the years eighteen hrtdred and forty-seven and
eighteen hundred and fort eight" approved August
twenty first, eighteen hunded and ffty-two.
BE enacted by the Senate a House Of Representatives. Of
the United States Of Anaeri,a a Congress assembled That
the Secretary OF the Treasury pay, out Of the appropra
ton mentioned in the act b settle and adjust the
penses Of the people of Oregon from attacks and HOSTILE
ties of Cayuse Indians in years eighteen hundred and
forty-seyen and eighteen hundred and fory-eght, ap-
proved February fourteenth eighteen hundred and fifty
one the found due and allowed by Commissioners
Wait and Rice, and by the governor Of Oregon.
Approved, March 2, 1858.
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TPuBLg 80. ]

AN ACT providing for administering the oath Of Office to
William II. King, Vice President elect Of the United
States of Amsrica. f&
BE enacddy IRE Sxts and House Of Representatives. Of
he United es Of sserica in Congress assembled That
Willisa H. Sharkey, who appointed Consul OF the
United States ut Havana he and he IS hereby authorized
to administer at Hayhna any other place in the island
of Cuba to william r. King, Vice President elect of the
United States of Ameca the oath Of Office prescribed BY
the sixth article the constitution thereof the fourth
day of March next oi subsequent day. in the fol-
lowing terms to wit l. William h. King, do solemny
that will suppet the Constitution of the United
States" Which OATH vhen thus administered it shall be
the duty Of the said Villain T. Sharkey, and he is here
by required certify uer his hand the Congress of
the United States.
Sec. 2. And be farta enacted 6y tie authority gtore
saa That any judge Magistrate in the United States
of America may admnisl the oath Of Office aforesaid
to the Vice President cleo the fourth of March next,
day subsequent thereto. And the officer be-
fore whom the shall taken is hereby required to
certify the said oath hereinbe
fore provided.
Approved, March 2, 1863
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DozSGs OF CONGRESS. TO-DAY.

SENATE.-After prayer. a message was re-
ccivea from the House, notifying them OF a
joint resolution that had been passed for TIE
relief Of Alexander T. Field Secretary Of
Wisconsin; and concurrence in the resolution
of the House for the appointment Of two
Chaplains.
Several Treasury papers we're read, includ
ing the report of John c. Towers, late Super
iutendent OF Printing, which were laid on
The table
On motion Of Mr. Jones, of Iowa the SEN
ate hen proceeded to ballot for a Chaplain.
On the first ballot, the Rev. Mr. Slicer re-
ceived the largest number Of votes, Is; which
being less than the requisite number for an
election, the Senate proceeded TO a second
ballot, when the above named gentleman OBJ
was ordered
Tie Rev. Mr.. Slicer was eventually chosen
Chaplain Of the Senate.
HnrSE CT REPRESENTATIVES, After the
reading Of the journal to-day, Mir. IIiJbard
called W his pending resolution for The cicc-
tIp'I vi II WIS Itdu, anu Ny.
IL. moved the previous question upon it. which
YVES seconded hy the House; and it was adop-
tel.
Mr.. Hibbard then nominated Gen Robert
Armstrong.
Mr.. t;iddings nominated Garlaliel Bailey
Mr. Preston nominated Joseph Gales
Mr.. Walsh nominated BeverIy.Tucier
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio. nominated Horace
Greeley.
The ballo'ing then went on ,ira rocc, with
the following result, viz: Whole number of
votes cast Dis; necessary to a choice ll0 For
Armstrong, l2f, Gales, 81; Baiiey, s. Tucker
20; Riyes |; Pryor. |; Towers, |. SO Robert
Armstrong WAS declared duly elected printer
to the House Of Representatives for tho sd
Congress.
On motion, various reports which we're on
the Speakers table. were referred each to TIE
appropriate committee. ere We went to press
Mr. Jones, of Tcnne ace, presided to-day for
some time the Speaker being detained from
the Hall.
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E I-s& ~.

80. Gen Tvyirrs rcachci V.,r o-,o -
~ ''O"1' d
io" u"5 oiHre1 ol MS return from the CherC-
kee Nation He rcunrts the Indians 81. ,-,..
o-,II.. 49,.
''iJ I'ie'. I'D disturbance haYiEg UC-
cured for some time
I IT NIL
-' '''''i'1 "a 'ie ea:e
had ms walking papers from the citizens e.
SAINT. u nj
- "'' " '''' "a tai "iiu Icas-cfs, a.
',' '"''o Il u L n"i >ahce.
VI -,' III INT 1>''""'"e '>t"|s HfFoT-
:" Johnson Democrat,
NIX VI tennessee, as ii can
i'- '''' ie-' 'c''ieNcy-
,c,t. - ''.' -'''' ''''e:h'f Of New Mex
-.i,e -'''' ".VN 1"f aShihs'on:
f"' l'''o VI N'H'' s'ii'G ne sea! ol Padre
'"'i'ao'' INT Ae"'y tiectc! delegate from
We" MEXICO,
80. non i. Dixon Of ny, Is at Ike Nation
al Hon William 4. Graham, of X c. and
Hon } + Walker, Of Wis, are at Browns.
joe! Haywood, the Geteatci candidate,
Tor GoYeEnof OF New Jersey Las sent the fol-
lowing notification to Kod,..an N. Price, who
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metto State has made up her mind hereafter
to be emphatically -eady to save the Union
at moment warning. Col. Benton voted for
Gideon q Co. and Mr.. English, of Indiana.
for John c Rives. Mr.. E., by the by, is said
to be great Bright man, which may &C.
count for his apparent sympathy on this vote
against the Democratic party.
MARTIN KoszrA had an interview with the
President to day.
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF TIE TREASURY
DEPARrMENT.--On yesterday, the 9Th Of De
cember, there were of Treasury Warrants ell
tered on the books of the Department.
For the redemption Of stocks..... So, tT9 l.
For Treasury Department. exelu-
sive of stocks. ................ I2O. $50 so
For the Customs ............... 3,l3G 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs Observation-Disclosures 9i,6 sos g.
Covered into the Treasury from
Lands 4l43 OF
For the Navy Department. 23.tf7 As
For the Interior Department.. 81, 6.7 81
For repay in the Interior Depart
ment. ...................... 1I.749 %
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TEa7tGa IN NEW YORK.
New York, Drcembef &, 1853.

Tic celebrated ihCi suit OF Edward z. Fry Against
James Gordon Bennett, called up Tor trial II, tie
superior Cont on Monday Nh FRI, formerly les
So: OF the A>t"r i.ace Opera House, IN this city
claims >2j.r) ca!nageS fDr s,rcs of alleged ili,,
Iii te ifc7n!, IN the years j Is and lei9 In ll!;,sp
'rl-. Il asserted Mat The is;tI.fIi had ie,.e E.-
Hc'' Ia certain performers, with view to DIVE them
Oh. ana ai gwen fr2" tlcktts b,achiecs with
view to I'LL The ii- The design Of all which WAS
10 ruin Plaintiffs ku=i.rss.
Itc New York ITji;.r1 states tEa; the small DO,
* prevalent ~ portion o ti7t CITY, and advises rhs.
heads a. tames II have their children and sl.b,nc--
ne v2ccIHaed Al ci.co, Il they have hitherto ne
elected il.
Al the 3ronklym ferries are To he cops0iiIliod
'iIi.3r Tho .cncr: ham" ~ lii" mon Ferry Com
plny after today ihc Fare Tor passengers i also Ia
hc reduced 10 III. unilnlm Fat" q: one cert
Inc receipts tor admissions on board tie Great
Republic, avcrI"" about ..,trl per DAY.
yesterday urcnOr: the cnIiiiutt",. of The Common
tnuhcil appointed 10 wait on Join Ml.caoi To give
him, IN tn o: Iii" corporations liz. use Of 1l,.
Governors room rtc, I'VE his friend ,.. on h,Iu
AT MS house III Brnut Wi-h iva carriages. au.t
c"ndnctct him, ascut h>ii past 70 ucioch. to :,.e
CITY Hall, where a!!a'y larcc crowd bad cci.c-"-
gated IL WAS with The greatest difficulty ana only
10y the eN"Itl"hs t.; the police. r2t lie Was ciaf..t
~ GET through i!.c multitude 10 IL" Envnr.pg'S room
The people d. all classes. and bo,! Irish aud NATIVE.
pressed in for an hour and = hal ~ a rcp.ii,u0u.
stream and shook him hy the hand till r Ms -,rr.
>t'itldy morning our city yi-i;"! bt 4 slight
ltil q; SHOW. tho first iiakr- o the St'nu Tn.
Ha"fic. III vrry shot tim" crew uite cold "a lli,
ito IA" a! lie Oh riding -> a:ld iurs that coi;li
he rak'd up nn such -L"-i nGfic"
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IRON FURNITURE.

THE attention Of those fnrnirhirg houses or
L apartments is particularly requested n the as
sortment o. Iron Articles TO be found On Penqky,-
vRuia avenue, south side. bet 9th and 10th ste
IRON REGISTRARS and CRIBS, eli patterns
SPRING MATTRESSES
CIRCULAR ARMS, for drying clothes
Rat AND COAT STANDS
UMBRELLA Do
SETTLES AND HALL CHAIRS
PIER STARS AND GILT BE ACHiTS
RRoNZED ANDIR0NS AND FESpIES
FIRE SET AND BLOW FR STAMPS
MARBLE TOP TABLES
FOOT SCRAPERS
WASH STANDS
CARD RECEIVERS
THERMOMETERS. sc.
Also. IRON RATINGS % rrsat y-ri.ty of pattern
for Cemeteries, Public sqnares. and Private DweI.
lngs. RALPH HASEiN5,
Pa avenue, r. side. between Oh and ln,h 81
dec 1-a. Sun
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BALL G. TIE UNITED CLUB,

itih CLUB tx: great pleasure in announcing 10
their friends ard the public Generally that Their
BALI. will TAX" pi"ce on MONDAY, Pee. 18th, 1855
at Columbia Hal, Capitol Hill.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR: 10 l- had Of any of h4
managers and at the door on the evening OF the
ball.
MANAGERS:
SDowden IS !.otn-o1l, II Sage
4: Sma!iwoo>i, J Lowe,
E. Martin. i Bnlger,
I God ,9.itn, Sage
) tnir;..am. "a Narceron.
i GTyan. dec AIS
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THE PHYsIoLoGY OF TASTE;

l. TranSo.flcItal GsStrouomy, illustrated ly An
ccdot"s of distinguished Artist ard Stste,u'n Of
both continents. by BEla; SaysriB, translated foIn
The last fsr's edition. by Faystte Robinson.
tn" Heichhcr's Children, from the German, by
Mrs :. A. Nvers.
The Heavenly Home; or, the I'm; lovmrnt and
EMO! m"nt Of lie Saints in Heaven, hy Rev IL Han
baugh, 4. VI.
Manual of the Diseases OF tic Eve. 10y s. Li'trl,
NJ. d, second edition, rrvi,cl ard enlar.',l.
TAYLOR & SAURG'S
dec Rock SfTHr. u.4r Nfh Il
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CPECI.L HGTICE.-Tae Rooms of the
~ loui'S Mems Christian Association are now
open for 'mberS and visitors The rcIncnt and
improvements having teen completed from three
Z" ten 9ciok y n. TIE atten;"u ~ the i.isblic is
invited to IL" = tf""tcD" oi:clcl 10 those h" >h
To avail i. n,eiyes Of cadin. the Lcsi i,. Gals Of
III" DAY at a l!"f."Tatc c>n tBs".
TIE tad'ti- rr2!trS an""S fr'ni al part, # TIE
country are Regularly receiver, a,Sn. The s;a..;:I
English ard Ancrrar. Reviews. ing zines and
Journals. Al the Wa. hiny.on daily md weekly
ne"s:mpeis. Tie lea.i;.g Journals Of the Free Ma
som. Seas Of Temperance. and D..i !'e'inws The
best literary newspapers ana seecti" Of secular
papers rtIn y sfo: Nav i0ri. t;':i la BATH
more. Charleston. N"w Orleans. &c M.:.aaipe. q
v't" t" lercHntilc Manufacturing. an industrial
Interests
he tH'Eary nor contains one Thousand valuIaas
among Which 81" ri! tn" Smith: oman iiui us
to owie'."e, The WORKS oi rrrscot. bancroft Rob
e't-on Macaulay, Layarl &c. Sc with large r,,l,-
b'r OF religious works, commentaries md he!ir> to
the study OF the iiibl. g.. DE-.
ia" terms On a!;nun. ihrr hip with full rsc O:
Tie Library and R"ading loom. t:i1 r"yrent f
'7e Fnr on!. rerfoIs wishing IL make ~. ofti:s
:i"NantaseS tIs afforded, invited t" Vi il Tie
loom. Seventh street, below f. rrt osi.e the Post
Office Department. WILLIAM j. RITES
Ger ~ 10, I-'h-t Librarian
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~ To scc"re fh" insertion oE Adrcrfise-
lacnts t5ep n1vsf he broHchf to mr. couD.ina,-
roont drtoyc u II ,.pthsw;sc thry may ant
oDpcar 7sntH thc mat dov
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NEW MUSIC. PIANOS &c.

WE have thi- warN published the Star Scho-
w tiscbc." lv G'Sci;Nerd. AID irlicst,i To
MeS-rs. Wa!isCh 4 iiaTr. cs tn" Evening star.
This Is very Pretty >c6ciii,che. 40 cur friend.
should not FIJI to secure = copy. We la,e also J.
Gently opened ii,e FiaGuS. Il, III The est: ~ "a
mont of hnsbc Cache a Co. and one from Fr.iE
Pond, Co. y. Y. 10 I'll 81 which iuyi-e Il" IT.
ten;on of those in want o' a :r rate instrument
wc are dete l,,i!lei 10 81! A. very low rates.
j. 4. EI.ltS.
Ia avenue, between 9th AMI l0ta streets.
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lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
- loo packages Buck wheat Flour
30 toNeS Goshrn Cheese
80 kegs choice Butter. for families
700 boxes Eai-ins
10 boxes MacsaIori
10 bbls. No l Mack-rpI
5000 rounds Grand Bank Codf-h
10 hhls Cranhcrr.cS
go Sugar-curcd Hams
>. bags Java Cclf,r
10 hsls fine Imperial Tea
- drums Figs
For sale by WM. 0RnE
dec 5-9t
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y y failure Of house in the Cali
fornia trade at New York is announced a:
liabilities S50O,OO0.
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GRAND MILITARY and CIVIC BALL
OF TIE
G. = F. " a n YEA GER S !,
AI' EADl- SItS - IL ll\
At CARG SIS SALOON.
nECL~ yTys--I DEtt, 1S,(

I'HH GERMAN YEk,!IHS resp, c:fully 8nnounc'
TIA they viii give orc Cf their popular FALLS
or MpHDAY, December 26,h. at Carusis Saloon,
bcln' their tin Annual Bal
Ih' Committee Of Arrangements 10 rot Deem Il
Necessary 20 say what tcy Viii 90 10 maze This the
Ii Il oIu'ar Bal a. the season. the public are
well awaTc ,lat the balls Of The Ecac.rs are always
''lrre az N hn' stHle. md they my rest assured
u, 10 ext,nSe traub G will b. spared n make
this bil "a of with & San" cci { that ms Le-e a.
fore rhar&c;.I-z tie Cells &c the ~ ayers
The bail iii - o!,eued 1t s o'-ocH, ly a prone
Eaa" If * wi h 4 sword VIII lie igesenttd t. Capt
G. 4 SehH ar,4man irpf.ss or Tr sp-ris Band play
rg th, German IeascrS QIicl,step, COMPOSED ex-
iT-ss' y 10 them.
supper car &c lad at any time between The hours
Of - ard i ccioek.
The military s:e REQUESTED 70 arfear in full III !
fn-m
No hats or caps will he allowed ia the Esom except
the military dress caps
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WIGS, SCALpS, And TOUpEES
ENGRAVED CARDS,
HAVANA CIGARS

HAVANA CIGARS
NJ the following choice brands
~ sylvia & Co.'S VI. c, 1st. III I-,0;hs
La Filanthropa. in l-ithS
La Adoresion. in 1IthS
RI sol De PeTarrel. in I-ithz
George Wa hington. in l-jths
FL Correlation. in I thS
Ambro.ia, Londres. 1T. l-IGtIs
Do ID. 5ths
Fill. EtSeo. in l1GttS
La Cosn!U polita. i'm l-5ths
Maria AntGiGette Loadr.r Eegalia. LIT, l-lnths
DO do I'd. lloth>
Eepanoia for de PrensaGo. in 1-iths
case original Victoria Londres. - 90
Together with fine assortment nt Chewing To.
bacco. SHEkELL a BAILEY.
SuCcessors 10 J. 4. kiblcy x Co
dec C-St No :. Opp. Centre MARKET
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UJ. s. IIollingshead, Esq, of this
city, has been appointed agent for the
sale of Col. Bcnton's now book, - Thirty
Years in the United States Senate. -
The whole reading community viii no
doubt subscribe for this publication. 1t
VIII in future generations be standard
work in every american library.
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e Al advertisements pu5fis5ef 1T the
sTAR, creeping hoSc Scnt ~ o''rY"aTterfHoy
us"Tiy customers, 1aUH II pai6 for "'he.f ~
@'Jrd. No 0HeRtion r''H DC pau 20 transient
advertisements SsUt Gy mani g7urIed IN
otherpapeys for tie STAR, unless accompanied
by the DloHeY.
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y The list Of Patents for the week
ending The 9th inst, the arrivals at the
different Hotels, and a pretty poem by
Capt. Gutter, Will be found on the out
side of to-day's Star.
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u Our friend Of the Alexandria Scnti-
nd is informed that the article in the
Star on Monday, relcFlin. to the Hon. Z.
X. Meade, Of Va, should have connected
his name with the C'erkship. The COM
positor made it read :" SpeakerShir." 81
we were not caught mapping after all.
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en- F0E StLE-sn excellent family Car.
'SSrSSp rie--a Nar1"ss, and iIo"sc. f;s- ,ar-.a-,
Sss-r1sw and harness are new, will maze aGd Il
y u the latest style. The L0r q i Peri, city
gentle and Liad and may lie driven with entire safe
ty hy Lady. Fhev viii h >ai' vcry low ;nr -. p
Apply tn Mr. 'rscy at h.s St' h,'s o. 7'h tetwocl
II and ste Dc -
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Bt.\IER,S RESTAURANT
PIANOS. PIANOS pItNnSrr

TINNUS FIANUNH PINNUSM!
USF received. at tie Music Depot. su,,i- very su-
~ r"rlur Instruments. sric. 81 ;crS.nal!y 70
which we call TIE attention oil TIE yu,ic we han.
now IN S:cra Plane II, Ia the following ceiei,rat -
makers: G:oYeSton c =, of y. Y: Gi:"crt ila!et
fa' : q C" anil Chief eriu-, S,:.ousarhey II Co. oi
Phil. and Eusenkrtnz celebrate ell German Pian"s
We are uay exiaecu pianos from tie old - ahli liz
ell frctoGv ~ Iacon 4 Raven. y. i. our 3pvrtm"r:
Is more complete than can he fourd in any es .b-
lL''iment this side pi New York An early call s TT
qucStri a. harg ins may Lee obtained
UiLBIS IIITZ' Music Depot,
South size Pa. AVENUE, 10th street.
dee -
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= The members of the Typographical
Union Of Cincinnati intend establishing a
Union paper Immediately.
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TL,TEEt-
Y Black. blue. and sre.r French Cloths
Black ard t:ncv clorcd CaS.imcrs
Six al sati-, NrSiir.S
Laal;a wool Jn,!. rsh:Tis and Drawers
FLiNNFi.S-Nhit hit, yellow. h!uc. ard I'd q. CIV
cry quality.
Customers viii do vel 20 give me q ell.
NH. r. HILEV
Corner Sth street, or.. Centre Market
dee I'm
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u The Democrats OF Ohio are to hold
a State Convention at Columbus on the
lth Of january.
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MANAGERS:
On Tie pet c( tie Field end NGE
Maj. Gen. W Jones' Col. " Hickey
Br. Gen Weigh;man Lieut.. Col. J II Reilly
Maj. Il. keywGrth Mai. T Bacon
Quart. NcCo'ium Adit L. J. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst Surgeon Grymes
or lie part IF G,s light i?fan'ry
Cant. + c Darlington, Lieut. Vim II tlarke,
Lieut. Nelly, Lieut. j Tucker,
IL atus +. hudi.
On ~ rrt r the Ng'a"aaI GreYs.
Capt Lemn"l Towers, Lieut. I'oi,i.n,
Li"ut j sutton, Liout y Wales,
Peter Exam.
on me pant Of tie Iraiatr Marp, anc'ers.
Capt " Il bradford, I.icut MrCo';um.
Lieut.. BTkhead, Lieut ! III Goddard,
VIM Smith.
On HE pert # tie Eoore r. asncn
Capt Vi Bright, Lieut. l. CtteI back. ir.,
Lieut. Ii n Ober, Lieut. . il SanGerson,
George Miller.
On ne part et dc Montgomery Quarts.
Capt T. II Kew Lieut. : i:,iIv.
Lieut. W Iecny, Lieut. Kellrhrr,
James Naher.
o., The part ef Tie Prssasnfs Mo',,,snl Guard.
Capt j Peck, Lieut. Clark Mis-,
Lieut. } W Baden, Lieut. Ectiihone,
JAS Casparis.
On h.r pat # Tie National Guard.
Capt j A TAFT. Lieut. :! IL Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey. Lieut. Il Alien,
James johnson.
~! me- part Of the Cd',emS
Mayor Maurv, Il y Gideon, II II Clarke.
Waiter henos, II ii Heath, McN'rhany,
! Col " " Seatnn, Hunt. i Clagett.
4 : II White. Mr;'ausIand, II r Ioudon,
{ Bntpler. j r Pepper, Il Byrnc.
" Wailach, Wall, a " Cochran,
j III Bradley, john Coyle, Laskey,
& + Hoover. i W Carter, s III Hill
J " Bo:ler. u Il French. s BrntnaIl.
J NJ Carlisle, q W hilips, " II Hop.
VI Brown. NJ W 6at. J Sheckells
{ Morgan, Corcoran, Jonah ID Hoover,
j B Tate. Joe ShilD-tnn, :, Kirkwood,
y Ratcf', Cryer. CT Calvert,
/ } L i0WerS, II Winter, n willard,
ha'iacn, u linton, VI Dexter.
-" X Riley, j. Burns, WIN II. Butt.
Josiah D,iiy. Edward Hall.
On The part IF The Continental Guards
Capt J l. Smith, I.irut " Tucker
Lieut. J J. NarcnrCn, ENSIGN " Horner
fhr,m,dce IF .trrapgcmcnts
Sergt ie"tiler, >er-t NJ Ruppe,
Ensign y. Hslp. veit,
John Anrerman.
F!oor Managers
Scr-t q Ncitz, Ca-rar GfiDstine,
q Schleagcl, jos Ep'rcntrout,
Herman Bou-.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTs-ai
uniting gentleman and ladies'; to be had If III
Committee and Captain, ard at the door on the eve
hing of the ball.
The Floor Managers will te designated BY blu.
scarfs.
The Committee OF Arrangements by green rcsette
de- .--db
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

The intcHc6ncCr contains the message.
with comments upon it. The editor.
while remarling that he docs not coincide
i'll the democratic lcannrs Of the paper.
speaks Of it in The highest possible terms,
as presenting most gratifying account
of the condition of our affairs, and more
especially of our foreign relations. He,
in effect, cOngratulates the country upon
the tone Of the administration in this as
pect as thus deyclopcd.
The Union contains the message and
the Postmaster Generals report We
may not untruthlully write that the lat
ter is by far the most satisfactory and IN
tcresting document Of the kind ever cman-
aiing from the head OF that department.
notwithstanding It's conclusive dyyclopc-
mcnt of the fact that The cheaper postage
system has so far lamcntablv failed to
work as well for the Department. finan-
CcS as was anticipated by its friends
1t presents far riOre interesting in
formation concerning the state OF his
charge than we ever before saw in q Post
master Gcncral'sreport. His rccommcn-
datiOns will fall upon the country with
almost unexarnpled force, because they are
sustained with an array of facts and a
cogency Impractical reasoning whichml,t
az once carry conviction to the mind Of
every business man. This report proves
key to the urgency with which Mr.
Buchanan, with his we'll known sagacity
and patriotism, urged Judge Campbell for
his present position.
The Sentinel, besides the message. con-
tains two columns Of synopsis of that
paper.
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4y- First Baptist Church. I0ta st
III" Rev. John bowling D. j.. of iii.al,lrli.a will
preach III tbs c:iurc!s. On Wednesday cvcr. the
''h lhstaLt, at I o'icck. ihc public in;if.i t.
attend. 80. IL:
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u The New York Association Of TIC
Franklin Fire Company published in onr
paper of Saturday last an appropriate
card Of thanks, to their brother fremcn,
and others, who treated them so kindly
on their late visit to the = Empire CITY,"