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- The Cataract left 81 Lus the lat inst In leading
New Orleans steamers Baeon Pachs Swamp
steamer Early aground At AbeaTO~ Head Thomas cae
Illinois saad TO- Steamer Thsmss LOu, lying
Cairo.
~ The steamer sicckvs arrived here yesterday from Louis
v which he e the Sith ill., bssg fifteen days trip
down. From her officers learn that they experienced very
difficulty getting the In the Ohio until their Smith
land where hg dsned for considerable hnding
sufficient through The interruption there
produced By bsawAscr which being built there which
for the has thrown the Of the usual channel
a surface.
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FURNITURE. ETC.

hR. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, ASsz
- tenders his professional services to the adiee u
md ssnsGsp o. New Orleans ard Vicinity sngu
His and accommodations Those
hgog him nth their
will be satisfactory az Office and residence
Bourbon and Dauphin, two doors from Holiness store
IL FULL UPPER SETS OF TEETH the principle wi
guaranteed to 81 every respect alOO Full SETS
Upper and Lower for from si25 to 1900. apIs istf
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE oF DAtLY caEscsEr
Monday Morning, October TO- 1853 I
CLEARED SATURDAY
s1sanhsSip MsIieO Thompson, Galveston and Matssosas
shio ST., t,., go. - Harris Morgan
ship oswsgo, William, New York, n wou,,.r x.
BARK SARAH Olnsy Cot-l, Boston "a ~ tI-s..-
sPPelaers "a Dass, Mnana, Barcelona, JMcsbsspa
ARRIVED
ssainsap q gerade peBrsso' 81 days m Aspn Jen
Bark sn.aa Lind swsttsr IS days from New York II Bass
schr ss Pafksr from osy..n master alas,)qd dis
sshi Aes Hailsr sir days from Havana district
sehf efsn AsAw, dzys from Basos
steam oate
Frank Lyon, Roberta rom Princeton.
Cataract, Hodges fromS Louis
NJ yonss Clark. from Fort Adams
k,mball, Orr, from Bayou sara.
ID White, Effort, from Landing Snuspert
Wright, Clarke from Yieksbus.
MARY Fcer, Ransom, from DonaldsonviIls.
John Nj stockweN, Green from Lousyle.
Totoa Steele pss.ehro I'd bark susa.
W Lind, sehrs sl4r, Alice, aud corah.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES. ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, 13 CampI
u street. Offers for sale PIANO FoRTEs from i3SxSI3
NUNS d CLARK, CHIcKERlNG PLEYEL. III NJ m ~ III
These celebrated builders acknowledged
all all acquainted with the business Their in
srumen themselves public
respectfully invited to call repair
lng done carefully and with dispatch je2s If
DIAN0S AND HARPS.-KUSTNER, ,NsQs
II MANUFACTURER O1 PIANOS AND HARPs. ZS.r&
No. 32s Camp The Orphan NN
INFORM the public that he will profession of ~
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HARPS
sal Instruments at the shortest notice. sep9S ly
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JOTICE- DOIJARs

= kEMAhD--Ranawayo on TUESDAY, April 4, Negro ~
Nam ~ bIickayer BY Trade, abost thirty years age
nye iee sx inches hg stout built well set elow had ~
wren ne went blue cloth round white
round top sailors the his off, The above ewar.
will be paid for his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY at ie5 Ora
ver street. sewoeans him Jail that get hin
axll
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NEW ORLEANS and Car s-.- -

NJ EW ORLEANS and Car e. =. I5sSsaxs,
rolon RArosd-csrrcitOn Line ~ ~ - sxzs
Depasisro ofTratns. Fvons ewOrleaas;
ss s.sS a.d aaa ..f hS s ss@ ;5,s
lively in sumner, and rnti qnarsrpasi7 In winter.
dorss Cars and 6 A. w. g. sand fo-n
sivsiy IN summer and until half in winter.
- ebruAy
and end oa thsaeconJ Monday November:
~ These Csrun ard m the Depot Nc. Is Baronnsrtrs.
Departure g Cara
:. Depot, i Baroans airsst .......SS and :.
10 su1orneri from Lafayette and
After which the will leave each terminus evsy fifteen rs.ss
Then stsH, ., 10 apd II ?. =. from The Depot.
sn ~ a sna unas IL SsaI
r oss-srecial Night carsor Parties ss,inzs
f whsn rsaursd aisr the abovemen.ioned hous uhsii
JEFFERSON AND LAKEE Hz lzszsssszssa
- PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILwAY-xa
with The Csrroton NEW ORLEANS
TO LAKE, P0NTCHARTRALN.-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
From New0rleans (sia CarrooH) TO Lake PateAaas
From perdido street and Tvol Circle Depotee H.
MI 2,s4s,s,7P.A.
SUNDAYS
From Perddo Tlvol Circle Depotss g. IL A. NJ
Lap. NJ, aer which the following Express Trains Tiyoli
Circles ~, az. ~, 81 sk,1KP.M.
From Lake PoseIarfraa (sia Carroon) 10
WEEK DAYS.
To Perddo street and Tivo Circle Depc-s ~, s sH
SUNDAYS.
To Perddo Tivo DepasK, * s az Iox
liz A. NJ and l7 M AFTER which the oiowiu Train
to ftvei Circle, IA M, az, ~, 81, 81, ih,sXP.M.
U Express stop jackson street
Er baggage, etc, received at Depots only.
~ s,:. ssso.lsaRs md csosn Is cent sss
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BERNARD LUMBER COMpANY-R

n sAFFoLD, s. s; HENRY, Z. R. LAT1MER W. D. COATES
BROWN A LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON,, g. e. MYERS 4 On
s y FOWLER, MBEAN COOS owners Of steam &.
Mills the Of BILOXI Bay the sty
urn Of the sERNAkp LUMBER COMPANY. Mis The,
are running Sixteen Single Saws and
Planning Machine which will
single and three large
1000 TO $4,000 feet OF Lumber pc day 80
Railroad Companies Plank Road Wharf Building
shippers all othe Pine
aotce Their Agent New fully contract
apply any company or and their
sh good assortment Of Lumber auedt the
Triton Walk c. TAYLOR Agent ans 4,
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ODD FELLOWS REST, Vaults in thi,

GEDU TELLOWo HEST, VauIts In this
Cemetery can be obtained BY applying PERSON
I'D Esllows Hail. Of Camp
WfIAl No Esplanade street. r. NJ COREY at sieks
80 ne aSp street The price Of Vaults for Lodges
me bnria or members sac; members
burial OF wife child, tt0 for all other price
nation respecting the REST apply to ~ ' -
=. o PERSON, Commercial Alley.
LE.Eu IL
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PoKY NOT CLEARED.
IkptRG.

Nanh'l Hooper. .dl
SAxcny....-..... 1913
safAnac. ..-......lS,d
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MURPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- -
lNH RANT, No. 100 St. Charles stree..--This eeab-
hhrnent, peculiarly known, having thoroughly V
repaired, painted and furnished every partcnlaf III
now for the accommodation of the resident
ne pub No effort will be spared tbs Of the or
assistants every dscsy with render hs
aomiortabe ldecs iyl RICHARD MURPHY, Proptietor
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HOTBLA AND 3(ARDING
HOUSE. lO4 st Charlea -.

- proprietor this would inform bs ~.
public that having thoroughly repaired renovated Ms <
he resdy with Lieiagr ~
ihs Wight Week Month Situated 10 the busnss
The principal Rest
derabs location o men me room.
which clean, neat and accessible at ali
cnpd the qualities LIQUORS -
TEA coFFgE CHOCOLATE. Chsg-a odssts ~ zn
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we are authorized to announce Major
~ candidate for the State Legislature from tbs Ti,a
the wing Cohyaaiion. = s''s'' :" we nom.nsnsn Of
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coNsTABLEE aALE

s.. ygss,so. c.ssr psIy 49, ~ nosznrsu
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of heri faclas - =
ID By u e.snni-, yf- jesse 4 -
parish Orleans, pabs nue<1uu
4Ay, October ~ isss, y o'clock
One . 5QgsEEoLD TuRyTuRE.
Z q kGeissd IN &1Jgs suit. Jefins ca1h- 80
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CROICE WINES AND I.IoroRs r..

SUNDRIES TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS-
~ Port Wine; New York Brandy Gin Bourbon Whisky
nayorng caet Wine in boxes Brandy Cherries us Lemon Syrup
Pepper Sauce Bes Almonds Pickles.
and Family Soap TsA; Salmon bbs and
quarter bbs sardnes Chocolates Crackers Ink Mustard Indigo
Mace aud Cloves Playing Cards. Ground Apee Pepper
Ginger Coffee Chewing Tobaceo Iron Safes IL Stand Casks
Oil Cans Show Case; Tools; Measures Platform Counter
etc., etc. The whole for sails low to close eonsgnmens by
A and Comm ktraat
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AND PLANTATION

ToBACCO-The subscribers have
W LOIS to suit gnrehasers CUBA, HAVANA, FLORIDA MASON
Cou ~, RENTuCkY TENNESSEE and MISSOURI WRAPPERS
ana ftLLERS Also TOBACCO IN HOGSHEADS BALES
iseisdfo the Mexican markst and for plantation use
TURNER RENSHAw,
.-u..- s6 Camp street and 43s Tchouptoslni street.
Ivsn
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vUVHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open A-..%
IL for of Borders on UNDAY ssR
iels U ENOCH EVERETT. 3-a-n

n PrietorThs establishment, rnilafy {ssl
public, viii be opened THIS MORNING. Monday November
~ The has thoroughly nswy furnished
noysr II
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- J. 9. PorSDnxrER, Superintendent of
II Tifr rsy y Ne gy Possoee candidate for
Dla tas
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SANS OYSTER ST Balloon. This =

nr. WEIR, been connected
for the last nine having
when he The Saloon
Nth hiL ill h DEATH and has continued
With
nnstonto the pbefaithfsy line sssm
o Of his shafs o. patronage
htips SALOON providing
-h the CHOICEST LIQUORS that esp BE- pfosared sERvANTs
known for
ne ven sss Ge9ks The LARpER aiwsysbs Supplied With
for this tropb
r spared to render saioon worthy the
IN ladieont community. mills n
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~ n e. CO - KlNs-
RYvIRTuE 4 !. 81 Of asri lksias = =
drseisd y .isnss, Pint Justes sffAs Pseegkp
rs1so o. Oe - q pubile szc15oa, Tl4EI
~ ,ssl .r q ~ n 10 frus nyan - -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21

A COOP OSE.-A little girl Of this city
had been taught by her Sabbath school
teacher that G,d made m III out of the dust
of the earth. The incubation of the Bible
seemed to have given her mind rather a
practical turn, and big with the idea she
addressed her mother on her return from
the Sabbath school
''Ma, has God any more dust left %
""hy, my daughter-why do you ask
such a question %
because, if he has I want him to make
me a little brother!!"
Poor thing. Other little girls had
brothers to play with; but she had nome
and she was therefore unhappy.
This is no fction-haviug actually &C.
Cured.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21
Vice President King.

The manner of his reception an taking
the oath of office at Matansas, are thus des.
cribed by an eye witness;
early in the morning Consul Rodney.
deputed by Judge Sharkey to administer
the oath, left town on horseback for the
Cumbre, accompanied by several American
gentlemen. A pleasant ride of three miles
brought US to the estate where Mr.. King
was residing, called La Cambre, (the peak, }
from its situation on the eliminating point
of the hill that Immediately surround Ma
tanzas.
''The oath was administered by Consul
Rodney to the Vice President, who was
ready and waiting our arrival. The volante
was brought up to the door. and Mr.. King
stepped into it, in order to ride into Matan-
zas before the sun should he too high to
make it pleasant. The whole cavalcade.
consisting of some twelve or fifteen Ameri-
can gentlemen, Immediately mounting and
forming an escort around the carriage, ac-
conpanied the Vice Presien, to town."
pr The Metropolitan Mechanics Fair
closed on Saturday evening its first exhibi-
ton, which, without question or peradven-
ture, may be pronounced to have been tho
roughly, triumphantly successful.
The proceedings on Saturday afternoon
were interesting to large assembly of
persons who crowded around Harmony
Hall" and listened to the address of the
justly distinguished President of the In
stitute, Professor Henry, which continued
about an hour.
The awards were distributed in the eve
ming. Ne&t year the excitement will be
greater, and the competition incre.sed-
especially among the ladies.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21
''They all say So"

OATHs IN EXTRACTS. readers may
have noticed that two or three humorous
article have appeared in the Star, in which
were certain explosives that some persons
are very free to indulge. 1t is of course
understood that in all such cases, we who
select such extracts are no way responsible
for the use Of these expression by their
original writer's. And, besides, we have
always intended to strike them out in proof,
but did not have an opportunity of so doing.
Hereafter, all language of that kind will be
carefully excluded from our columns, as we
regard it as always bad task, to say the
least, and know that it is offensive to some
Of our best patrons.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21


Some time ago, the editor of the y.
York Mirror visited New Orlean.
Crescent says he was good looking NJ.
antly hammered gentleman, with an int,
gent. open countenance, which impres,
us with the idea that he could admir-.
beautiful, and wau!d avoid all sland.,.
report. We were woiully deceived. W..
then the wretch was on the point Of leari,
our city, not having the fear of the l.,F
before his eyes, penued letter to his ham.
ia which the following Islander most fan, .
perpetrated:
"At the risk of being charged with a b.,
of gail ,ntry, | sha II venture to state. II,
the Southern ladies paint like J. zabels
Brow, clerks, lips, and necks bear DAN,
BILE marks of chalk aud pink saucers.n 7,
an unsophis,icatel taste. this giving the D.
to Nat re is simply disgusting; anu, ia !,
married woman, should be made, by .r,
ute, sufficient ground for divorce. SAY /,
bul.ly, AS intend 10 leave this evening
We hold him up to the indignant scorp /
our fair ladies, and assure him be is incl,
in having made n timely escape from t.,
city. Had the unga'lant Colonel remaip,
here up to this. bright eyes sparkling Nil
Juno-like Indignation, aud rosy lips cu,,
in haugh,y .corn, aud hrows darkeninc
queenly anger would have annihilated A
tn 1t Was mortal Of the rash lib Her. l.
him beware how he ever again set foo, i
New Orleans. All the vengeanse of the in
suited fair would be poured upon his d.
voted head.
We Call upon the wicked MN to repq
and make reparation. But if he d, h.
make haste, his wrong will have bee
marked down among the unpar,lonable lin
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21
THIS DAY, MARCH 2lsr.

Aue Souft SAT At 1U2 CLOCK.
His honor Judge Crawford, on taking
his place upon the bench, announced to the
jurors on the general panel, that they
stood dismissed until this day two weeks.
Dr.. Davis recalled, examined by the Dis
trict Attorney. stated in my former ex-
animation, that was appointed secretary
to the commission at Mexico, for some
time. [Several papers marked by witness
before the commission were here handed
him, which he identified. Witness here
underwent long examination in relation
to the identity Of the papers, which have
gone through ''c1ree " Of migration, from
committee to committee and court to court.
After considerable time consumed in cross
examination, witness identified but one
package of the papers, and withdrew
The Hon. MIR. Evans was then called to
the stand. The papers were handed to
him. He testified that the papers being
written in Spanish, may have been before
the Committee. Had conversation with
Mr.. Johnson in relation to the claims of a
party against the Board. | told him the
Board was not organized. He expressed
some apprehensions of losing his place iu
one of the departments provided he prose-
cuted the claims of the party referred. lie
said the Commissions were very large on
the claims. The papers we're here again
handed witness.
Witness.-I did not examine the Spanish
papers. l did not understand the language.
can't say if they are in the same condi-
ton now, as they stood at that time. Wit
ness could not identify several of the pa
pers presented to him and withdrew.
Col. Payne, Zone of the Commissioners, J
was next called to the stand. The papers
were handed to him by Mr.. May. lie could
not undertake to identify the papers in any
other way save that they resembled the
papers that were produced before the
Board. can't identify the paper in Span
ish. 1 don't know the Spanish language.
read the translation in English at the
time.
Considerable delay was occasoned in
consequence of the difficulty in identifying
these papers. When our Reporter left the
Court was still sitting.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21
CRIMINAL COURT,
reported for the Dsily Evening Star.
THE GARDINER TRIAL

SATURDAY, EIGHT DAY.-(Continued.)
The examination of Charles A. Bouse,
having been concluded, VIM. Argus and
Benz. +. Green testified to have seen DR..
Gardiner in the city of Mexico practicing
dentistry. The witnesses were examined
until the hour of adjournment.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21

EDITORS RISING. The Boston Bee, "a
Webster Wing paper.) speaking of the re-
cent appointment of Col. Charles Gordon
Greene, senior editor of the Boston Morn
ing Post to the important position of Naval
officer Of that port, says that the appoint
ment came upon our citizens very much
like thunder out of coudless sky. The
appointment, however, is not q whit less
acceptable. Col. Greene is not only popu-
lar in his own party, but out of it. Besides,
he is pure, dyed in the wool Democrat,
and an original Pierce man. He will make
an excellent officer, and as much honor
that post, as he has so long that of another
sort.
''They all say So
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g. To Stranger. and Citiz~n..-

g To Strangers and Citizens.-
Tomps'n's Dtgaerreoypes are unsurpassed by any,
for boldness of cutoo ard beauy of artistic finish
His asidunuS efforts estAbi first class ,llery
in this city, and his cortinu.d eneavors to please
vsiterS and p'ttous. have not been unrpwaried An
EXAMINE ton of his pictures recently made is rartcu.
larly solicited lie is prepared take pictures Of
every size and style. at a-onabIe prices.
Gallery. North side Of P.nna. aver lie, between AZ
and 6th streets, Lane & fuckers building.
feb %
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GRAND
FlREM EMS AND CIrIZ EMS BALL.

THE COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY res ectfuiy
/ announce to tue friends aud the public gene.
rally that their first Bail OF the will take place
At jackson Hat, Nondoy. March 2s, 1853
Lloyd Wiiamss celebrated Cotiliion md has been
engaged for the OCCASION Expense has not he-n
spared to make this of the agreeable Al:
Of the
Tickets one dollar; to ba had Of any of the Maca,
gers and at the door on tic evening of the Bali
MANAGERS on TIE PART OF THE COMPANY.
James A Tat Thomas Caton
Charles Clark COnror
Jamse Adams j Simpson
u Il French Hc.tlrOy
Maj J stevens CT Smallvood
Col Hickey Ii sage
NJ Middl.t,n Tho+ Nc ;rath
John L Writ DC noa
tha's McNumee ] McNamre
W II Winter Marcernn
WP Elliott VI NcDermott
Alexander Provost Bulger
Z Sherman Mitchru
Step'n Coster Lynch
JCO.spars John johnson
VIM Rupp NJ VI White
JP Pei.ter " Dubont
John Mead Young
II prenot Youug
VIM Thompson F.nwick
Goodman k.nny
s b Wales Do%n.y
PKrafft Marceron
ON The PART OF TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ASac,sr,,-J rmas A G n 10 and Th 1nas G,s
.MoS-S c Douglass aai Ii Dr. ges
FaANKLtB-J s - f ,ni ana u Doyle
PEssEyEaANcE-H II y and 'nn
NORTHERN LIBERriEs-Jam-s " ard and John Suffer-
FLOOR MlSA9 Rs
Jas Lowe Charles parr
Henry Sage John Jones
Char es Ednonds
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
SW Robinson Lehman
j. Follansbee Jas Coleman
w Bryan John Du,an
Jas Brown Henry purdy
Jas MeusEmdss WDNwts
MT al
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21

H Why has a sheen iker more reasr
to bc proud of his occupation than nj.
other mortal9
Because he has Bishop Berkley's authOri
for saying that I" Tins nobs,a ofSprmg
the last 90
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-21

Appolni ents by the President,
By and 70 tn the oduicc uni consent Of the Senate.
Joseph Lane, of Indiana, to be governor
Of the Territory of Oregon, in place Of John
p. Gaines.
Isaac l. Stevens, of Massachusetts,, to
be governor of the Territory of Washing
ton.
George L. Curry, Of Oregon, to be secre-
tary of the Territory Of Oregon, in place of
Edward Hamilton
]. W. Nesmith, Of oregon, for the Terri
tory Of Oregon, in place Of Joseph L. Meek.
Fernando j. Moreno, for the southern
district of Florida, in place of Walter C..
Maloney.
Jesse B. Clemens for the middle district
of Tennessee, in place of William NJ. Brown.
Robert J. Chester, for the western dis
trict Of Tennessee, in place Of A. Guthrie.
ATTORNEYS.
Benjamin F. Hallett for the district Of
Massachusetts, in place of George Lunt.
Thomos Evans for the district Of South
Carolina, in place of J. L. Petrigru.
Thomas ll.yne. for the district of Illinois
in place of Archibald Williams.
George E. Hand, for the district of Mich
igan, in place Of Samuel Barstow.
Benjamin F. H"riing, Of Oregon, for the
district Of Oregon, in place of Amory Hol-
brook.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Henry NJ. Bishop, to be assistant treas
urer of the United States at Boston, in the
State Of Massachusetts, in place of Frank
lin Haven.
Sidney Webster, of New Hampshire, to
be secretary to the President to sign patents
for lands.
Theodore S. Fay, of New York, to be
minister resident of the United in Switzer-
land.
John Randolph Clay, of Pennsylvania, to
be envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary Of the United States to the re
public of Peru.
Samuel d, Heay, to be consul of the
United States for the city and Kingdom of
Tunis, in place of Joseph II. Nicholson.
COLLECTORS.
Nathaniel NJ. Towle, district of Saco,
Maine, vice Joseph T. Nye.
S L. Phiney, district of Barnstable, Mas
sachsetts, vice Ebenezar Bacon.
VIM. F. Colcock, district Of Charleston,
South Carolina, vice VIM. J. Grayson.
Stephen Powers, district of Btazos de
Santiago, Teas, vice John S. Rhea
Oliver S. Witherby, Of San Diego, Cali >
fornia, vice Vim. C Ferret.
Isaac g. Wall, district Of Monterey, Cali
fornia, vice VIM. H. Russell