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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11

ANOTHER GOLD MINE ROUND,
BoOsss shoes, Hat, Caps ana Garnet
Bags, at Cost.
II PROPOSE to sell out my entire stock 'of goeds e
i COST for CASH. and for cash only. wholesale o. -.
TAIL My stock Is Of the best manufacture. and Of tko
latest styles. All who wish to get Boots Shoes &c. n
their own price will do well TO give me a call al No. n
Main street. Evansville, nearly opposite the bank.
janlO JAMES X. PAGR. Jr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11

WhOleSule I'm pOIteTS OF O1y OOO0Ss q
-- Eosssv,Ae lad. ~ .s-,s -..,
A RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
modious building lately erected by Mr.. Oi,rer Lads
o. First betnees sia aHd Sycamore street the
largest and best assorted stock of fancy and Staple
sive facilities, ia connection with our New FORK house
enables to offer such inducements ID purchasers
will make IL to their advantage 10 purchase ofus. We
as TO keep Rat all timesfuil and we'll assorted
PRINTS PRINTsi
Spragues, Franklin, Cochieo, Globe, Merrimack
u Allen & soa, Dunneis, Washington, and all desir
able brands for sale at small advaneeon mapufactur
ing prcesby Imar2) MERRITT. FIELD & CO. i.
SHIFTING AND sHEEIING,
A LARGE stock Of bleached aad brown shirting and
IA Shooting by MERRITT. FIELD d co,
PROM checks and shifting stripes. great variety
N OF apron checks. shrting stripes De-, Tor sale by
A LARGE stock Of Summer paa,s stuff Demuns.
by lmar2l MERRITT. FIELD & CO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Tust received large stock or Mems calf, goat. and
- imitation goat boots also hnc assortment OF Ten
and boys Calf. Kip. Goat imitation Goat aname'ed
and patent leather Brosans Also full assortment Of
Laies Spring and Summer shoes Of anameled leather
Gcat, imitation Goat and Calf Bootees, shoes. Suck
skin and slippers, and Caters Of al colors and
Also Hse ssortm mt of childrens boots and shoes for
sale low by [mar2] MERRITT, FIELD eco.
WYE will take in exchange for goods Ginseng, Bees
murs MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
BATS HATS II HATS y!
WE have received large stock OF Mems and Boys
w SILK Panama, Leghorn, Palm Leaf and many
other kinds OF Hats suitable for the Spring trade Also
fine assortment ofladies Summer Bonnets Of the ate
styles Of silk Satin Florence braid Gimp Aboni
Jenny Lind, Tropol. China Pearl, Rice Pearl, Queen
Braid. aud other desirable kinds, all Of which fer
TO the trade ut very low prices.
900 p1s e, and sS~''r Ribbon. just re-
oo m ee,sco anu tux s1 MERRITT FIELD a co,
DRESS GOODS.
THE largest description oflaw OF every kind ever
l. brought to this nsarket and full assortment VI
mars ' MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
FANCY GOODS.
rNHE largest stock Of Fancy Goods. and notions
l. be founds /. MERRITT, FIELD * CO.
mar2 '-',.. -.r +- r.n
VNTADDING. Batting and Cotton Yarn full assert
w ment ofthe abovs goods for sale by
MARI MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
TsCKINGS.
FINE assortment OF the best brands for sale low by
IA [marl MERRITT. FIELD & CO.
DULvERIzED sUGAR.-lo bbIs Boston Pulverixed
fsb7 sugar ''e'''' anu i PR EST 81 BROTHERS,.
ENGs.l cask fresh Figs just reed and 70. sale BY
Il fcL6 PRESTON BROS.
CUGAR-HoUsE MOLAssES.-
~ 90 bbls sugarhouse Molassess
IS do do do;
feb7 PRESTON BROTHERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11

NHEESE-50 boxes in store and for sale by
~ jan27 SAMUEL ORR
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Second Dispatch.
New ORLEANS, M,

Ole Bull gave his third concert Tonight.
II was thronged with brilliant AUDIENCE
The receipts amounted to $4,000. He gives
one more concert, and then goes up the riv-
er. . go sa' 90 g '' ..ss.ss ,l.. {. -.
The amount OF cotton destroyed by the
late FIRE amounts to about 5000 bales, which
was insured as follows: $4,000 in the Home
MUTUAL Office, 500 600 in the Sun Mutual Of
fee, 100000 in the Liverpool and Royal
Liverpool, 10000 in the Tennessee and in
the Merchants. Several cotton factories had
no insurance whatever. si5li1. '1fs'f z
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FUWNlTURE.

FURNITURE.
SOFAS. Ovan, Center. dining, Bres kfast and Carr
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressins
Bure U.S. Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plxin Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment OF God
Game aud Hair seat Chains, for sale low by
auga3 Iyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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FLOUR AGENCY

M have taken the Agency Of the "Frsncisee MIL
Wv and shall be constantly supplied With gerry eksiss
article Of fiosr which will sell for Cash deive-
~. at a Gerry isr price. S. E. GILBERT Il CO.,
fcbI9 Syc. Water.
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LARGE FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, March 3.

A fire occurred on Wednesday night
which was the most destructive that ever oc-
cured in New Orleans. The upper part of
the Alabama Cotton Press caught ire this al
ternoon aud spread very rapidly, and gained
tremendous headsny before the engines ar
rived, and destroyed nearly all the contents OF
the press, besides large quantities of cotton
piled up in the streets. Ia 4. -. IS. >.
II far exceeds the first estimate. tits sup.
posed that over twenty thousand bales were
consumed, estimated at 100000 to $1,000
O00-mostly insured here. 1t is supposed
that several negroes were burned. Many
other presses in the vicinity were in great
danger, but were saved. The FIRE is still
smouljering. The engines are kept con-
stantly at hand. -, + l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11

DOCTOR j.. J. EHRNfANN.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office. Third street, near the Nep GermGw
Catholic Church,
dec3l-3m EVANSVILLE, ED.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11

DOOFlNG TIN, $50 boxes in store and to arrive and
II forsale by mar5l SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11

81 Breast Plus, Shirt studs, Gold Pins anu Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Stee
Deeds and Caps. brushes, Combs Purses Fancy Scals
Accordians vios Pcsufes and various other notions
for sale by
aug iy WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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ID. wOOLSEY.
AUG ION.
WOOL9EY n NELsoN.

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-11

DIBBONs, 100 Cartoons TaIe'as Ribbons sssoasc,
IL width and eoors. .ef- -ta. rR.f
50 do : Satin do do do
Received and Tor sale by JAS. Low co.
Az Main street Louisville Ky.
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CITY ELECTION.

SPRING GOODS.
TUSr RECEIVED, a very handsome lot % fresh
a Spring Goods. and desirable styles, consisting
Prints Lawns Giughams. Cotionades bh.ached Nus
iins Ba rraize DeLsnes Chambfeys. Nous DeLains,
&C., hich will sell at very low prices.
feb23 j. n. MAGHEE & CO.
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J. sTRADB. n HAZIrTT

% Magazine street New Orleans
NJ The above Wood Cut Of sngle sesrsd 0een d
We Cob resksr great strength and durability and
Wepacs useful souttyslsa on aft shes Of Mia by
We convert Com NH mto Sickle 3Ht bit
We tire portable Mile angle an, double gssr.i tfs anal
~ Of French airs gnn Wheat Com Feeds calculated
for stsata Fateror power 1ese Nils have n
city, atoaf STATE Fairs and garry pre-
aaininon one Occasion awarded b4sBtn silver ne,hl
s a0 lo9S I've u.s psas IA the best ~ nj wv Aunaai
AsoPoahle SAW MILLS, ar horas re sr
tRii exhibited ~ operation by nfse
e,lr inis5 Wheat wac awarded Itsgnbn splg1 yr
-tir,rai kinds ot portable HORSE POWERS AND sTEs,
s A IVY Articles " 'sAs q e fll hn spPiiiiy, naaai
ae,s agf..-ls 81 81 al sfpas'e1 By nouru0N sse.
~ e1 assg ~ YsAed .1sselitr or no sa at scat
II For I'D fl gl sat tinon If ss.iln-
feiFl {pq 4 = df 80 =. A. ~ e,r ,ir l9rv
" tf H5, y ~ ap saI asi.ele isAACstR AtB CO
Splt~- Mr .is'ai he par5l q J. T. h1uoH, wh 5xa.
tBsHoga Wv etysats r.. Last si ~ oei'srou. asogt IS
" and g2aflgsssl, y ut ed ae "a .rssHat with
grind sora, ts' Whoever sfnis eym5s sauiR Fuy l,
q9'S' was 70 Dc ne owAsT g9,4 a en- haal - g traf
&. e Sranoi p Fa9ha Eighteen inal mill
Bn4ewa = Cos 70 rnn twenty a-h M
H. 9ceDNp 1REAl.
SiLagh 70 I9ga twenty + rei,sif mil.
Hf'eF' x Co K T tt : i ivy. , AZ. ''4 rsl o'h
strnnb iotuna Wsnty ) mill
,,,, - hnrro'g, Y 60 mn = IDS inetfanlh
lo bo aeeVc now aPpsni 'fiiuse Etg aei
trsf iagsas6 mia sAsiGR 7ttR TitAT 5ogK fitFrffs
uluA At TUE 9He4 TAI al @ tr .s1, idae
sis'gess Lev have -" g oafn tp No. reatris c7s
qsaity lrpiiy b cU'pblgl irei-ss q IT, t "a Rres
e1is e, At" p'ssl 'iFn ya can An" i@ Aipl 4s
Cone bsy oei sg ga',ai NO isns a5sht
ny j. ~ Barrays 4 g. saa1ls IN
So
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EoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRA i OF .AU.

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ss, ,,a, F,1l,Y 80 y. y
itbsT bssr 49,. al 81 $50, t,r ~
prs al Pr Er rre1fsi ras oaJ true pananA ~ ~ s-s
'zIl.-1s LOW '''1 Voc rise
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4, y ti - ~ ~ l,'--
phrIi'7 1 y N'sFl 7-stA' tAs asf l@iN # f-h7stdFi
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ae s're' 'o=n al tsas @ e. s asasas pasarfzasa Is taqz
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GOOD fEbEtti%T,
jour sla9E
Ps5t4nt
~ ~ 60 ,s'a p 5pfsz1l tta' - 7 3a sg7u54a- z.I
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80 - s'' l43 az Y'A-s'- sal Fl H 't'
gt5. 5.rsr 4st
'F''.'f1'As #OaBER gs THE V Vtp'
6FIt
% ntcut Hulfs S.7aarE.i!qt
Nm Jeas ~, = nay 49,
co. 90 5'ftfll ftaIs ~" frs-
AHs d1l hstyy
saparia ptsp5-sd eT selsst W M ~ sag6l-
Gsiai hea III 40 ot5sr, & .'' f NlAsf gave - 7
thsranrt ins y7r san rr b, lie
AFFLICTED community ~ lf .ra
- ''' y INV .ET7e.s *''si-' "a. ii ~
Lei allthoss sUo s.o su5 nm rs ,r,,.
F.ul lyH sH,. a---
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z ItOtO4hI1g 2 I'VE Ut UUItI1 Wlt1OuL Clltlug
~ Or hs least Rose BERG from wsisaw he capita
loAzd has the
g nhassis in gsuetA es paee, frat be tie tct
fat en- tUSlNh, NAILS syrFy
q m accompanies
tbeoPsnhcq ug Pats 81 wisostsbs
VEG PAL and ne patient reaH7e peelPatCu III
sAi s.t,pr 81 TIE ~d7r tlo0t y ha haua
NJ M in poess sJeR g1ter ~ AsttJrihg ssincuiair
san;ta AZ 2fsr foreign i,arss si by N
''ss 1le hsss esG renlls rirc
zoe oofoF WA svga sint psrins hifh pss.
ssep e ernits a'tf totAEe il tbs NJ n
-7l ~. 5 w.. ~. satF0-hn iltngilsnl.-
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sADnLFRY. - <. !. g. &c

.AAGESsS g1., 81 81. Carries street,y
: sSAYeY O. Ley ffuiI.G cslFpg srJ'o IAN
~ ~ ~ lekF fhtloBAa arso .r'na hid
isl NsSs, sNr}AS 4Rp = tfs ~ 1. f.Zsp-I 53s
.-s-'-1 80 ~. Z At-fENnsi 10; ~. flYl
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Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool.

CAPITAL two MILLIONS ra.eoe 81 ARES or SO EACH
lrstees-JtIN Lf H. D. H. RLBNDELL, Rsqs
NEs, NJ. P Chair
mani 5OtIN CAMPBELL. Esl g. Bll AdIE MOORE Esq.
Deputy Chfrpeu.F - +a
Niste onsss R-fspn Harvey 'Fras. Mtxwt EFq
rhras Bsqrh, n Bgaan Huruby Fsg, Maxwell, Esq.
Rtnsklahanh, ksq se E
Cannon, R. tf0agtn fE Mnvne,x. Esl,
William Cisxn, Esq rlHd lphnoh, sg,. f SInit, Esq.,
D1ss, ttgs Roger l. Jones, Esq, John Tor, Esq
S.ehArl Ifafb6yl, ,lla1lts taa'yeBee, Esd
: : AvaiakS asyilaIserRN MILLION DOLLARS
- = -- Paid CaIitaf Z Q.
sEvENTEf-N M NDRAl kSD EfFTy THOUSAND DOLLARS
spbsGrosr App4.r Agent ioF e
y hily Epectabe trs5sj fknus8 prpJarad
Policies rsfsirs against damage
rom she Cty o. Negssleaa Gmi the beral
The very ISree ADDED TO THE INDIVIDUAL IABII.
rFr1OF Terry Sr0c kEghpER TO ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS PP ISA pet eaarantee 10 me Hsnrscf his
sases lsse.- K -. .
The asl aade place this companSs poliass On Ta
tho mutual cthees and all Settlements kisses viii " rsas
here bots fruinp add iib.Ta. JAMES NAGEIs =
tnos9rl agent 'hsrles atfest.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENT--Let every BODY
NO. /.
K. r. r.
RfDW,aY' s. RE8DY RELIEF


NO. I.
- X. Il r.
RfOWaP' 8 RE.fDY RELIEF
IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER REcoRDEl IN r'B
Yiat P1Is s'i II FEW s SC sn1sfSp
lssss.tisop Is most &yEE PAINS n FIVE MINUTES
SGIsS9Us, NEgRALFsc cesliTAiSTs IL i IL
INTERNAL AND RwrERHAb
ase'ai esls to re ,ao7t tornn asO.
10 rus sroK AND Pam sUrYEaISd or NEW
Sic 81 I'll ftss sg F gi' f Il, L no
s & F ~ s5iai n ssfsi5 T
N WIFI II c1 LES Og qg q ! 15eos.,
sHER 5HAIls ~ N s FOUR ij aggRs
Ssgs95hs9an 4 slsEs sssg 3sSs1rA'
S SSsts Il IVA sss5 13s s SEss
fsEf a5sSAr II 5 5Sff aS sb{SafEs
'f5S5i SEs o S aa saS
READ az B Ella %disa. , sS5s l.is
AndgHssiy cure iAejta,5.s = =. 49,
81 @ ssa I'D aTs 'ssss
PREVENTION.
,,. 81 gs.as = rsasSs'he heavy fsciTEsof
~ BsTIngG,
- - 2f'"' r. fR shb bol " 1pat5r aaI bathoth
ls .,I-js An Gssi.ly
4Af,is g9yEf COMPLAINTS
IS 80 l4ola FueF Z, 2iioLsHA a3REGs,
; ed k ~ s+' ssa slfs 'Sss5 IT,
= EEuEALdIA
...s. Ftia sfJPPEH kFsTA g7Eg.
tEAgf Hiit8 Foassals aiuiost
17sss 9eI tA sharp ds pcsgi pain o. 4,
q daFarngis sshss y sase e 1so 81
seEs shore Hg q then aAd brought almost 10 deaths
ate sH tie nrfvous eystqsa and sIy M $500
asd 's4i tae osa e watch aesvoS,
RHEUMATISM.
fAi3S EELLEFe0 IN FlPs MINUTES
hAb%Afs hSAi1Y RELIEF step The
% or conths 9Seeoahat 20 the beds ~ Pah %
l.o1a zoe 20 SOC Vice oui
~ use fRAbWAYs HEApY RELIEF. This Is ire truth sps
United states auswer e he truth &c
pf ~ s9 lSH is, Of names 70 the en-
loNnEihs Union fprts ssttou7
CHILLI FRYER
GRilhs STOPPED ~ 4 FEY &LNUTEs-PALy REELgVgD
~ HfNhFdNELf
RAnwAF READY FIIrEF agalis ofctu
sa Fever q tf-s4he Cais IN e1i bv,n
Ass Wi' lea spt snh organ aud hs ysten
PAINS Or ALL-KIEDs /
Nhebevsr goH ,Apply IqgAFsS READY REIirF
Iyyr sns so iea,. P bsae9 y ~ ss stSyvTsss
NV i''T' sR r r IN sSs S ,sy
SOUTHERN DEPOT
John WRIGHT Co, ISL ohartrss ..et Ma. t,-l,,,s
49, cay "a , ass'' vac wa sap'y dealers ihs aoanfy
N NH Ik soi 81 90
. $50. 50
~ s3a sIss ~ sstS Mnsa1as .rs and y
AL far R. <. r. or "a nW6ys ReADYsEuisE. mbs4i,Aw
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EGYPTIAN EYEBALsAM.-l

ElNU1FIIAN ElE BAINAN. d. UU- 1ssks14.
a HkN, having had thirty
EYE, -
~ ophtsma q ho years'standus eleven yxaks
te Eye o. tss years eored veefs OF this city
teng stone blind for eigh mouths restored the
thIee weeks sgentiemeu who aNy specs years
shen ~ csaaleliR hi ci g1t igurl
~ Inflammation u three by yie drop gtyesa
nj Z cyto The gyA.g End also ssns sizhs.
u Sos. Is4 CIRCUS ST. myi1 IL
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SOUTHERN DEPOT.
q, lLALIE.E -L-.E 81 ---.L- --.-a.

~ tttaIt, r. s tlf -5G'i s,,..
i,5trPt hs iDh rai ~ 'ss ari go Csy LOU r.
p 'de ststR OF MISSOURI, q, llts l5gsapti7 slpfist.
a4sIsa eyasfti gents ~ -aif Tsy-laf-.
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RRIDGEwATER PAINT DEPOT,

lamp stregIAe Agents OF the "a er.ta1 npfnoI,t-
barrels and isf 61 P eopalan ~ hand M saPpy Of bfy l.
mi A 49, baek, manufactured ldrswa,er ali I
~ .,ts of 20 eNv Ha Tal known. FOr fail desrrnt ~
dstA.. 'f 100 1911 f1''Fh! 4 fa'h so NJ hha II a..
Eefa A. a.. IL. ,.. G, 4, Ec'GkllI 4 C,i
SEW IL re sts'-s y, IL, As, Aiiss ssa lssi
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nTlS&STREETEES PATENT INSULATED
NJ LIGHTNING CaNbuCFb Ts.y4,hs 1e,ats rsrtg1 /,
sl. sai ~ sest.sl say,ei " 500 ST. ss, avas4
~ ' 7gSkRf = 3D. sf3nr, 20 Gang 81 COWS
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2 . 9 ? Q 2 ? 2 2

ITTW 7 EIlFT-TTT0 .TETTTFITVIT =
Al other h.y .t PAIN tEi.sc5e6S'a,l laualsr. III
DALEY r. stAe g.rfAs9s n'H "s9g9 ts19 ~ ~ D -0s
q Ar tsllfEs tss' .-F ..st
SO ihs 7'' g % e. Trlre is-. aypi a'se st ef lssl
AgHuH.
- ATTEND 10 rus PsCUIsR MAINS y..y T.r 7...
glNEi MD Nl4Eittr ttAt ..i- NtMt4 e p ~. u q
TliE ENFEEDPE tlas, luA5 tNl' THAT So ufH5t iz
cssos n, W.. ..... ,-s,.-... -....-,t..-..-
D. sfstils executed. 30 lt-LEE CO.,
N~st n.
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Hh- la' r. Regaslz pg an A sd a.
a,K kesls s Anah rlAi tEon, hett6f b. IA m
IN a. 4atan ahs pssnis IN AIDING g al Nos
Who may TcIalff mis- s-rvi'ss D. fEREAun. las I'm
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AornightuT attacked stA
eeagh which resisted he cont9n 'sedsi an Fart
and other ordinary e'etnss Dr.. Ig Compound Wild
Chgrry and IaI reygd me ina ia tire itt lle
entirely cured me. Ny mother. who vnbcd
aud haa been regularly taking lus pstegore eon tg m
DAVIS medicine for few Pa and not
bad "a before che commenced taking H.
THOMAS MlILAR, II RacouraaI
sold "htae and retail by The General S51th
and "es. J WRIGHT co, ISL e6sIae, IT., NswOrlsans
Who're al ori In addressed.
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DEDICATION.

a 2. "OPENS list Sept,-Ensdish and French
M .NsglTu1spS FOR YotNe LADlsssAs BoAllsRs AMI
nslppF NOES ST 1oUIs STREET Sroeed lis ssiss
ALISON ea hcfson For ss Terms nasns q Ne
alQfant the.l4sa-Efsfh
tsrsne sulge Nc Pesisen giyarsliyi Judge
kS4a Sa Eq. IA G.. TssrrQae EG., u, fseke Il Fs A.
cslsrs, tbh. la sleh siprelJ, lars Ed itefal Cam
f'A4Ss Esl. .1srA LevS ,ksg, . .saaQ Rsn
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- - " r. =. E866ellG,
oFfIct NAIn .l0NEW AZ o. luna ANr
srsio'tN sfiEhfA kEW eSLEASs
- NeepsgstaH3 hi-i .f sole q. tkg te.f ,,
BRFGkS, WHITE SAND, SEtIIs.lIAIr '''tsp
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In THE SENATE OF THE U. STATES
PECIAL Sc SION
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1888.
SEN AT T..

SENATE.
On motion by MIR. GWIN, the Senate proceeded to the
consideration OF executive business and after some time
spent therein, the doors were reopened
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On motion by Mr.. GWiN the Senate proceeded TO the
consideration OF executive business and after some time
spent therein, the doors were reopened.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. HAMLIN offered the following resolution which
lies over, under the rule
Roired That the Secretary Of the Senate be authorized
John 9. Rives for number OF copies Of
the Congressional Globe and Appendix, equal to thirty
copies for each senaor. in addition to the number OF
received by hc and that the price per copy
shalt exceed the paid under the existing contract
Mr. HAMLIN also offered the following resolution
which lies over, under the rule
Ordered That one hundred copies of the report tho
Secretary OF War; with the epor OF Major Bache relative
q the lighthouse structure on the New South shoai, oh
Nantucket heretofore ordered TO be printed tor the Senate,
be printed Tor Msjor Bache
Mr. BADGER submitted the following resolution
which lies over under the rule
Rssoiu,d That the Sergesnt-atArms be authorized to
April during recess who shall, under he direction OF
take OF the Senate committee
and perform such other duties as may De assigned
u him
MIR HOUSTON submitted the following resolution I;
which lies over, under the rule:
RO,,d That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is
The eramnaton on fife in he Department of the Inferior.
made OF The Patent Office building in is5 under the drec-
ton OF the Commissioned OF the Public Buildings.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr., HOUSTON I desire to submit a resolution that
the Senate adjourn sine die Saturday next and do II
from thorough conviction that we shall not have quo
rum after that time.
MIR Jones, OF Iowa You said that week ago
Mr. MASON II such a resolution is offered, mus,
object TO its consideration this time; and will state
to the Senate my reasons wrote note 10 the ffes-
dent this morning asking him If he could for the
venepce OF senator's inform when we could probably
adjourn and his reply by message. that he thought
il probable that be should be able TO conclude his share
OF The public business OF this session by Wednesday or
THURSDAY of next week As 10 quorum, we bad forty
two senators here day before yesterday, and suppose
there are al least forty in the city. think, with
all respect TO the gentleman, that il would not be alto
geher courteous TO the President under these circum-
stances to adopt the resolution.
MIR HOUSTON. should be very sorry TO be discouI.
eous 10 the President; but am satisfied that We shall
not have a quorum here. ask that the resolution be
read.
The resolution was read as follows:
Rssord That unless the President OF the United States
shall have further commentators to make tho Senate
will adjourn Saturday next
Mr. MASON. Let II lie over.
The resolution accordingly lies over.
On motion by Mr. JONES, OF Iowa,
I The Senate adjourned.
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,

Blu and Nth tie adpice and consent Of tho Serats
John Sldel OF Louisiana, to be envoy extraordinary
and minister penpotentary OF the United States TO Cen
trail America +"
Francis M Wynkoop, TO be marshal OF the United
States for the district OF Pennsylvania in place
of Anthony Z Roberts, removed.
Benjamin McCulloch. to be marshal OF the United
States for the district of Texas place OF Joseph Bates
removed
Charles O'Conor TO be attorney OF the United States
for the southern district OF New York, in place OF j.
Prescott Hail, resigned.
Jacob T. Snyder, to be treasurer OF the branch mint oil
the United States ia California.
Hard p. Dorsey Of Cal to be register OF the
land office at Los Angeles. California
George W. Sweet, OF Minnesota TO be register OF the
land Office at Sank Rapids. Minnesota Territory, vice
W. Christmas, whose term Of Office has expired
William H. Wood OF Minnesota, to be receiver OF
public moneys at Sank Rapids, Minnesota Territory. vice
Reubea M Richardson, whose term of office has ex-
PRED.
Thomas Nj Fullerton. of Minnesota, TO be register OF
the land office at Saltwater Minnesota Territory, vice
A. Pierse, resigned.
William Holcomb of Minnesota, TO be receiver Of
public moneys Saltwater, Minnesota Territory, vice
Jonathan E. McKusck, removed.