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BOSWELL & Co,

BOSWELL & Co.,
- Would respectfully inform their numerous
Vs2cnStomers ard the citizens of Washington
~ generally that hey have just received a large
g and fresh supply of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS
ana fEi't t.iil, together with a general assert
m'nt OF an the most popular Patent Medicines,
among winch are Ayers cherry Pectoral, Jaynes
EXpectorart, Roses do, Sabl RS do Wistar's Bal
sam, II. and Cs Cod Liver Oil, Rowand's Tonic Mix
ture, osgooi's India ChOlogogne, Laroques Elixer
Calasaya, hecners Powders and Others
Persons purchasing from us may be confident of
getting none but genuine articles
Country orders promptly filled and Medicines dis
Fensed at all hours by BOSWELL CO.,
Corner Md. avenue and It'll street Island
n b-Sey m9urs celebrated Galyanc Abdominal
Supporters, for Dyspepsia, &c. For sale as above.
.9-d1w-
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HT For HATS or CAPS call Mt HESDLEY'S, adj
joining u. S. Hotel, where can be found n large
assortment of Hats, Caps, and Gentemens Furnish
ing Goods. For gracefuness, durability, and cheap
ness, Hendley's Hats cannot be surpassed
nov IF
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To THE PUBL.IC

ONE of the most spacious BATHROOMS in the
~ metropolis of Washington, D. c., will be found
at 'Copps Pavilion" The Hall is about 100 feet br
90 The ladies dressing rooms are fitted up In the
most modern styles.
Clubs, Societies, &c. about making arrangements
for Balls will do we'll to call before engaging accom-
N aAuons elsewhere as the Hall will be rented on
reasonable an terms. NJ. COPP,
W @s-eozw' Proprietor.
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" ID. GILMAN, Druggist, has for sale Me-
II. dioinal LIQUORS, such as Brandy, Port, and
Sherry, whis can lie relied OH as pure, BEING i'm
~ rtcd pressly for medical Also agent for
VOLTS Aromatic Schnapps.
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SG3+WYMAN IL doing wonders, but his changes are
not as sudden As those produced on the grey heads
and grey bearas, throughout the country by GIL
MANS HAIR DYE
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rCW ENTY.FIVE DOLLARS RE.
Il WARD.-Lost, on Wednesday, about2 o'clock
in an omnibus opposite the War Depar tment, 1854,
in the following bills: One $50, four $50, five s1e
two So The above REGARD will be paid at this office
nov ST. JNO c. RRASHEAR
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IfOR r +. y T. .-Furnishcd or unfinished
Il ROOMS, with Or without boarding, cap be OBJ
tainel in private family by early application.
reference as TO responsibility will be required In
quiIe at L. L. Browns Store, corner Of 18th and
streets. oct 4-eotf.
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/ OST-An OVERC0AT-On the route from the
IL Steamboat Wharf, along Maryland avenue to
the Railroad Depot, thence along New York avenue
to 9th street, Brown Shaggy OyERCOAT A re-
ward Of five dollars will be given by leaving it at
this office. nov 2-3t*
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NEW GO0nS

I HAVE just received full and complete "a ort
i mont of new and seasonabe GOODS, which ]
will sell for cash very low l think it is useless to
specify so many pieces of this and the other Come
and see for yourselves, as it will afford me pleasure
to show them whether l sell or not So come on
with til" pewter, and take the goods while they can
be had. f. TATE of Va
Pa avenue, south side, doors from eth St
&C 31-1w fSeutinell
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

DARISIAN CLOAkS.-We will open to-day. the
l. largest assortment of rich Velvet and Cloth
MANTLES and CLOAKS. of the latest Partisan
styles ever brought to Washington to which we in
vite the particular attention of thu Indies
MAXWELL. SEARS 4 COLLEY,
Pa. avenue, between OH and 10th streets
nov 3-d6t-
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TO CONSUMERS or cas-


ID FAD the fol owing certificate from enc of our
III citizens who has had one Of kidders Patent
Gas Regulators fitted up in his establishment and
observe the saving effected by its use:
GADSBY'. IfoTEL, October 81, 1885,
Il have been using Ridders Regulator in nv JIo-
Tel for the last six weeks, and during that time am
confident have saved in money % per cent over
the amount paid for the same time last year, and
believe my light is quite good before using it.
and do feel confident that it is decided saving the
consumers 81 gas W. GADSBY."
For sale, solely, iy the appointed Agent,
L. VI. BOTELER,
Practical Gas Filter and Plumber.
Southwest corner OF 9Th and d streets
nov l-6t- fID-el1
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s'Ot SAI.E-A valuable FARM IF 2I0 acres
near Alexandria, Any gentleman wishing to
iurchase very desirable private residence near the
city Will he furnished the particulars, terms of sale
&c. by calling ut my rooms in Todds Building, Pa.
avenue. III. CAMERON.
oct i--TuGFtf.
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Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
~ EW BOOKS at Taylor a. NJ aUry,

NEW BOOKS at Taylor & MaUryIs.
~ Poetry OF the Year, passages from the Poets
descriptive of the seasons, with 22 exuusi.e:y col
ored Illustrations from drawings by emin ent nj fists
elegantly bound
Applston's Complete Atlas Of the World, 81 beau
seal $.
Parley's Present for all Seasons. profusely lustra
tei, ana handsomely bound in illuminated leather
Memoir OF the late Rev. VIM. CrosSwell, D. D., Rec
tcr OF the Church Of the advent, Boston, Mass, ty
his Father. >
The Life Of VIM. rincsney, by his Nephew, the
Rev. VIM. Pinckney, d. D..
The Works OF John c. Calhoun, vol 3.
The Industry of all Nations, the New York Exhi
bition illustrated
=
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BY e. N. sTRATTnN, Autioneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on the Irland-On
FRIDAY, November 4th, at O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lot No. =, in Square No. 465,
situated 9Th street vest, between and streets
south, having front Of 23 feet inches depth 40
feet to Ii foot alley, and improved by onestory
Frame Building, occupied By Larmcur Bro, a
Grocery.
Terms: Cash; or negotiable paper at two or four
months, with interest oc 26-dts-
INTEL
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now IS THE TIME
no buy lctutitul Books, suitable for HOLIDAY
i Presents, for 20 r cent less than can be-
bought elsewhere. Until the 9Th of November l
will continue selling of my stock of BOOKS consist
ing OF Catholic School, and Miscellaneous Books at
the ABOVE discount. W. W. INGMAN,
&C 20 ID S rect, doors east of eth.
Several active BOYS will find employment b.
applying as above.
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CROCK OF BOOKS & PRINTS will
~ De Offered for sale all this week. at cost Also.
large and miscellaneous lection of cheap puLlj
cauons ana the balance will be sold at Auction, as
md the business Of the Alhambra Saloon is ipcreas
ing and requires my whole attention.
oc 25- HUNTER
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NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND
~ GRAY HORSE at Auction.-On SATURDAY
morning. November 5th, at 9l5 O'Clock, in front of
Day Auction Rooms. shall self general assortment
of new and secondhand Furniture, comprising
Mahogany marbe-top Dressing Bur, aus
Rosewood do do do
Walnut do do do
do Secretary and BookcsGe
Mahogany Chairs and Rockers, Etageres
Bedsteads Beus, and Beddings Mattresses
Tables, cane and woOd-seat Chairs
Carpets, Mating, Cooking and other Stoves
Washstands and Toilet Sets, Wardrobes
Goblets, Dccanters, Wines, and other Glasses Dc.
Also, one Gray Horse, perfectly sound, goes we'll
in harness an,i under saddle. Sold for no fault
T.. n. STRATTON,
nov Sd Auctioneer
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EOR i L THE ROUTE of the Erenino
II Star in Alexandria is offered for SALE For
particulars apply to G. Ii. GREEN.
nov p
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By c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

g ALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY near
~ the Capitol at Auction.-0u SATURDAY, No
vember 9Th, at o'clock p. n, shall sell on the
premises, Lot No. 6, in Square 576 with the i'm
provements, consisting of two-story Frame House
with back buildings. out buildings, &c.
This Lot is most egibiy located on the south side
Of Maryland avenue, Immediately opposite the Gov
eminent Greenhouse, containing about II leo square
feet of ground, and fronting "a feet on Maryland
avenue.
The attention of capitalists those desiring to
make profitable investment is specially invited to
this SALE it is generally understood that the Gov
eminent will require it in making the contemplated
extension of the Capitol Grounds.
Title indisputable
Terms: Onefourth cash the balance In 6, IL, and
Is months, satisfactorily ured. Should the terms
not be complied with in five days after sale the RICH!
is reserved to resell at the risk aud cost of purchaser
c. W. BOTELER,
nov Odds Auctioneer
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TFO-LET.-Eigh large rooms toilet over Ris-
/ cy's Narietc, Uron IIalD well suited for Gen
t!emens Offices, having all the advantages Of light
heat. and ventilation. For terms apply ia WALL 4
STEPHENS, Ia. avenue bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
l--1,y-
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L'OE RENT-A small FARM, distant about
4 mcs from the Centre Market, Washington
ard about the same distance from the markets Of
Georgetown and Alexandra. 1t is well adapted for
market truck or dairy. FIR early garden it is
admirably situated 1t will be rented either in
shares at annual rent. For further particu.
lars apply 10 3 ". X. HANDY Co, near the cor.
ner of Penn. avenue and 1lth streets.
oc 2l--eo4t-
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o. LOST-A pointer DOG, black and
VMg3 white colored. A reward of five dollars
III u will b. paid for his delivery ct the resi-
Sdence Of the subscriber, on 9th street be-
tween and G, or at llooe Brothers store, on Pa
avenue VI. BULL.
nov 2-3t%-
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LNOE rem 1.-TWO large and convenient
4 ROOMS, over Mcfiraw & jacobs Grocery store
corner 18th street and Pa. avenue. Inquire a: the
store. Oc lift
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A LA VILE DE PARIS.

LA WILLIE DE pAhlS.
~ GAUTlER would respectfully inform his pa
~ irons and the public generally, that his new
establishment, on the Avenue, between 18th and
and 18th strets, will not hc opened till VI DAY
MORNING next November eth, owing TO want of
completion i'll some of the arrangements. All or
ders with which he may be favored the present
week will receive prompt attention il left at the
above place.
&C 3t-d1w. Union INTEL
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sTEREOsCOPE DAGUERRE0TYpFs

A RE daily taken at TIIOMPS ms GALLERY. in
"A the highest style of perfection. They are far
superior to the ordinary daguerreotypcs, and will
eventually supercede them altogether. There is but
one opinion Of them. Tney arc truly beautiful His
Gallery is on Pa. avenue, bet. ~ and 9th SITS
O-lw-
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A CARDINAL. FIELD, late of willar.l's Ho
"A tel, respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has leased for term of
years the well known Hotel, on Capitol Ill., kent
by j. Ca'paris, Esq The is nov being thor.
oughly repaired and re furnished in the most mod
ern style, and viii he opened for tn. reception of
guests on or about the Goth OF November Due ne-
tice will be given
Washington, D. c., October p, 1853
DC 2S-dtf-
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CO. FOR SALE.-A Bargain.-A neat two
Ii story Frame DWELLING, entirely new, in
g"p part Of the city, and suitable for small family
1t has large yard in the and the best of water
handy. Price 500, $1,000 cash down. and the bal
ance in j. months. Address WM ARTHUR
through the Post Office. nov 1-d2w-
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r, g. BARBARIN,

De TIST
CONGRESS STREET. FIVE DOORS NORTH OF BRIDGE ST.,
GEORGETOWN, D. C.
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T.s FOR SALE-Three new Frame HOUSES,
Li situated on AZ street. for sole accommodate
Ing terms. Enquire at VIM. H.FAULKNER'S Shirt
Mandatory, south side Ia. avenue. opposite the L.
:. Hotel. nov 2-3t-
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GAS FIXTURES.

UAo E1AI UnEC.
'INHE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
/ the public that his stock of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that he is prepared to cell at
the lowest rates. Persons in want of G's Fixtures
will please call and examine-they will no doubt
find il to their interest
Dwellings aud public buildings fitted with gas
tubing at the usual rates.
A BOY is wanted to learn plumbing and gas-ht-
ting. j. W. THOMPSON.
Pa avenue, one door from 18th St, s. side.
DC 2S-dlm-
NENLEMEES' SHAWLS !-Trayelling
" SHAWLS, full size AMI good styles at
STEVENS Salesroom,
&C Dc Union Browns Hotel.
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RA RRf'S TRICOPHEROUs,L LYONS
- kathairon, Ihaon's Hair Invicorator, Eau
Lustrai, Lubins and IIarrison's Extracts, Farina
Cologne, Pomatum, Hair Oil, I. ilet Powder, Puff
Boxes, Hair, Tooth Nail, Cloths, Bathing, and Cloth
Bruises, Dressing, Side Puff and Tuck Combs, Work
Gard, Office, Fishing, and Toy Baskets, in addition
TO variety of useful and ornamental fancy goods
at the Stationery, Music and Fancy Store of
j. +. ELLIS,
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NHTANTED-A respectable American or Ger
w man WOMAN, as childs nurse. None need
apply without good recommendations. Enquire at
this uftice. oc 2S-titf
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NOTlCE-The FIRST BALL of the "U G LY
- CLUB will take place at ISLAND HALL, on
THANKSGIVING EVE. Particulars in future arl-
vertisement. or off
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81 FOR II ENT-A Brick HOUSE, two sto-
III ries with attic, containing nine rooms, on 18th
between NJ ard streets. To permanent tenant
the rent Will re made reasonable. Possession given
ON ThursdaY. hoy 2-enSta-
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Hs FOR Z E IA convenient two story
E::l Brick HOUSE, on Virginia avenue, near ~ st.
For terms and tha key apply next door east of the
African Church, d street south.
at
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NOR rem -Tk,ee handsome furnished
Il ROOMS, paror and chambers One large room
either with without furniture will be rented on
moderate terms by applying to Mrs. BELL, side Of
F, between 9th and 10th streets, near the Patent
City, and General Post Offices.
A ot&
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WANTS.

UTANTED-A young NAN. to attend In
w Hat Store. Recommendations will be re-
quired Apply to J. I. EVANS, Halter, bet. 18th
18th SITS. nov s.
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EHft FOR NsENT-A desirable medium sized
,msa Brick DW YELLING, on the east side of 9th st.
<A>> between l. and NJ streets, containing rooms
with back building Its location is pleasant and the
neighborhood agreeable. Excellent water conye-
nient. To careful and punctual tenant the rent
will be low. Apply to G.GREGORY,
nov ST. At the "I'nion7 Printing Cffica
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PcTnde Of the FTarklin's.-Last evening, the
Franklin New York Association had torch light
parade in their new uniform red shirt, black belt
pants with stripe each side, and neat fatigue cap
with golden wreath 'front.' containing the letters
''F F. Co" tie wholc looking first rate, the cap
being Ncd up in neat style by Mr. j. Evans the fash
iOnable halter on Pa. avenue near 18th street Mar
-oletti'S capital baud led off the procession, which
marched through the principal streets, and were dis
missed al al early hour. The Association arc TO
start on their trip on Sunday afternoon. pass few
t1ys IN New York and Philadelphia, getting to BaIti
more on Saturday, and will probably be home that
night.
hidHd Sooiai Clubs Boil lost ercnin-.-We learn
that this vas delightful affair, Island Hall bein.
hlled with beauty, and the Club and friends enjoy
ing themselves in real social style. We regret much
our inability to be present, IN acceptance of their
KIND and complimentary invitation, but such was the
unavoidable circumstances which prevented lie en-
Joymg their hospitality, and seeing thrm enjoy the
pleasures Of the evening.
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Re.iclue FurerGi.-The Jehu Encsmpmen, of the
= a. |. r., with number OF mambers from Ml1pah
Lncanrmont, and Eagle Tent. L. q. R. and several
relatives and friends, attended tie funeral this after
noon, OF Henry Geizendanuer. a deceased brother
member, making an imposing appearance on the
street.
Spurious Bs.'k NOfS.TiIe Iatcliisr7rcrT notices
>pn'ou- mote" PnrPnTIq to D. OF ihr dcnonlinat lion
" y, ON The "Mechanics' Bank of GEORGETOWN
There being M ,uch bank in exi.tenc4. Look nm,
for them
GA hetHr"'-Anlhony eton, colored, drunk
S "is"rderiy; work house 80 dsvs,
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Regulation Of Street Cabs Plates of = novel char
acteT have been Affixed the street cabs of London
They bear ePitOme of the act of Pariame for the
regulation OF cabs, far regards hiring the fare
ny distance and time, and the amount that NAV b.
legally charged for luggage 20 that drivers capno,
plead ignorance and persons dscllarsing cab can
>ee at glance whether eNUrbitant demand has
eeen made This would be d good regulation in all
ritI
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BOY, between IA and Is years
w of age. To smart active boy good wages
will be given. c. W. HAVENNER,
c street between Four and-a-half and 9th sts
DC 2S-eoit-
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10 BE DISPOSED OF-The Stock and
L Fixtures of the Depot House. corner and lst
street. near the Depot the late property of McDer-
mott, on the premises. nov 3-3t-
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Bishop at on FcuOurs' Hau-Mr. Eishop,s eSon,s
ana scenes "t The above popular Hall, /, the only
PROMINENT attraction now IN the city, affording
harnns entertainment, however, to the visitors of
IL" exhibition. Persons wishing To pass delightful
evening, should remember that they can do 30 sails
fsctorily with Bishop.
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Ladies Getting Up Std,Ts.-''V erdansr is wrong m
MS Criticism on the line in the Star of Yesterday adj
Nl>Ing gentlemen always to precede lady in going
up stairs, gwen as s. legacy from maiden aunt
The word legacy" was printed in accordance with
the copy, and not intended TO read IevI .ee.n
imPudcntly suggested by our verIant correspon-
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steady. honest, and industr
w GUS YOUTH. from "a to Is years of age. to
attend in the office Of Wood and Coal Yard Ap-
ply Immediately to W. 4. WATERS & CO.,
roy ST Corner of 18th and G. sts
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WA II T. Dat the Metropolitan Planning
w Mills or 3 BOYS, from 10 to Is years of
sge to whom constant employment will be given.
nov 2-eoIy- COYLE 4 BROTHER.
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WASN,T9EEaR[, . the
her of LABORERS, to whom good wages will be Civ
en-. Each man will Re required to find his own
shovel. SR. BRICK,
oc 31-2t#- Engineer
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Htilcrds Hote.-This very large and convenient
Establishment, which, during the past season. has
been entirely built by the enterpnsins proprietor
VIII be opened, we understand he 9TH inst for
the reception of ITS patrons. Nothing has been left
undone 10 make it of the best hotels in the coun
Try, and We are very that tronase viii reward
the worthy P:oPn tor for hi> e1erions.
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Enterto'r"e"t for The OrPhGn.-We learn that
w J. Bishop has extended a Mind invitation to the
orphan ~ of th- city, to visit hi, interesting
'ntSr'aIu'acnt, Scenes aud Songs Mont Blanc, -
&c. To morrow afternoon, hear, is the time
hNed for their visit, which we are sure will be an
agreeable. uur
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"ANTED-A WOMAN, as cook and laun-
w dress: colored preferred. One well recon-
mended obtain comfortable situation by sp-
plying at the of Frederick and Second streets
GEORGETOWN. nov l-eO3tf-
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nov 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30
BILL TO AMEND the CHARTER
Ordered to a Third Reading in the Assembly
DETAILS OF THE PROPOSED ALTERATIONS.
Debates ih tho Senate on Mr. Vanderbilt,
Plan to Amend the State Constitution.
EXCITEMENT RELATIVE TO THE NEW
YORK NOMINATIONS,
&C.. 30. Dc.
T Z L e G. r A P HIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
THE GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS FOR NEW YORK
GENERAL REJoI0ING-No EXECUTIVE SESSION OF
THE sENATE-TRKMENDOUs UPROAR AND EXCITE
EENT AMONG OFFICE RxPECTANTs, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD
ALBANY, March 20, 1853.
report by the House line this afternoon stating
that Senator Dickinson Collector ex-senator Dix
SubIreasurer, Charler O'Conor District Attorney A. T.
Hly Marshal, and Conrad Swackhamer Naval Store
Keeper. The city alive with excitement. Both sec
tons of the party apparently satisfied though the
rejoicing account of MIR. Dickinson was the most en-
thusastic.
The Senate chamber crowded this morning with an
intensely listening audience awaiting the hour Of twelve
The time arrived, when the Lieutenant Governor An.
nounced the Senate to be In executive session.
Mr.. Cooley arose, and after q few remarks moved TO-
resume legislative business.
The question being taken by ayes and noes all the
wings, and Messrs. Cooley and Vanderbilt voted in the
sirmatve making Is to IL in the negative-the latter
all democrats.
Mr.. Bristol then resumed his speech upon the amend
ments Of the constitution, and the anxious crowd dis
persed some swearing vengeance upon Mr. Cooley and
others excited with Joy at the result 1t most
interesting Of the session. there only two
It is reported that Mr. Cooley will consent to 20
into executive session next Tuesday and allow business
to proceed far to have tho names announced in
Senate Of those whom Governor Seymour select
ed for Harbor Masters &c. OF course this will draw down
imprecatiOns.