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Sale OF Real Estate by order OF Court.

Sale Of Real Estate bT order OF Court.
IN SATURDAY, the 9Th day of MARCH, A.. u.
- 1883, between the hours of IL o'clock. 4. NJ. and
4o'clock. 7. NJ. f said DAY, at the door Of The court
house in the city of Lancaster. will be sold TO tn,
highest bidder the following Real Estate. rs the pro-
peity Of Maria DoOmv and HarmSh Doomy, minor
heirs-at-lsw of John Doomy, declared, 10 wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land situate In the oouu-
~ Of Fairfield, Ohio, and known by being a part OF
the Northwest Quarter Of Section No %, Town
ship No. l6, Range No 10; bounded and described %
toi.cwS beginning at the Northwest toTner Of said
Section; thence South l6o rods; thence East 81 rods;
thence North l60 rods: thence Wes: to the place Of
beginning, containing 80 Acres more or less.
Said Tract to be sold subject to the dover Estate
therein Of the widow Of said John Do5ny, cove ing
the whole. Appraised AZ 81 per Acre.
Terms Of SGte-oDe third in hand; one. third in
one year and residue IN two years. with interest on
deferred payments from day ot sale.
JOHN D. MARTIN,
Guard an 0f Maria DoOrry.
HENRY LEONARD.
GuGr3iGa Qf HarBau Dcony
January 81, lsoa SO 6~5s
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GThe best evidence that can be adduced in favor
Of the etficaciousness OF HooAand's German Bitters,
prepared by DR.. C. M,iJacksOn is the unprecedented
demand for them from all parts of the Union; and a.
though there may be many compounds prepared and
represented as being worthy of a liberal patronage,
yet we feel constrained TO remark, that the vast mum
Der OF testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
been honored. by persons of the highest character
and respectability, who found it necessary to have
recourse to hi preparation, is testimony sufficiently
conclusive, that a more ~effectual remedy for the al
most immediate relief of those afflicted with tn, I
direiul malady, dyspepsia, has never been discovered.
D-See advertisement. 80
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IRON. Iron. Iron. from,
SS is generally admitted tina, \
g Iron sold by US is superior inSED
N9 quality 10 any other in the mar.
ket. We have now in our Warehouse.
3OO.OOO Bs. Rolled and hammered IRON,
b,OW :" Cast, shear, blister and spring STEEL,
Biacksmiths viii also find a large lot Of Anvils,
solid Box Vices, Files, Rssps. etc. etc.
Which Willie sold cheaper than they can be bought
any where else.
EfFINGER. WHITE & LArTA.
November %. 1852 ~
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Good AsSOTiIncutOT GHe Books.
EXPIESSLY for the Ladies, for sale at the ciiy
H book store JOHN SEARLES
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Aim'tor ofMf Estate ~ Isaac ". Mecsoa.
February 10, 1853. IS 6w4).

4 GDpd assortment "fSciiOOl Ko0iIs
kAFall Kin Il. for ssie a. wholesale and retail prices
" al tia eItv book store, opposite Shelers hot-l
NoTehber 10 JOHN SEARLES
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No SHIN-PLASTERs.
VIZ undersigned will, from this date, in the way
OF change, receive all smooth or scraped quarters
value. "" "
PHIL. COMMISSION STORE.
T. BECKER.
OTTO w. KREMER,
GAM Il BRANDT,
J F. KAPPES.
J c. CoULEHAN.
REINMUND e. MARTIN.
q SIMON & co
Lancaster, February 8, 1861.
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Port Monies. Pocket Wallets.
N.ARD Cases aud Penknives, for s,le at tho city
. book store JOHN sEAFl.ES
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AchHotcied9ements.-We are under obliga-
tons to Col. Medill, Col. Munypenny and
Col. Baker, for valuable public documents.
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Shoemaker's Findings.
NOV opening at the sign Of ms Pad Lock and
IN hiR Satr, one of the largest and best . zsortc3
stock Of Findings aud Kit ever before brought 10 ,niS
market consistingin part Of
6 doz. Extra Pink Innings,
s : No, 2, do. do.
4 " Extra Coehineal Roans,
No. .. do do.
No. 1, Cope Goat B.nJing,.
T." Extra Tampico Bot Morocco.
No i, Madras do do.
" D. A. Paris eAlf skins.
4Oo pounds Shoe Thread assorted.
Also boot Webb, Shoe LAces, heel Bali. etc. etc,
when VIII De soId cheaper than they can ne pur.
chased at any Where else.
F~.ffINGER. WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, December G, 1856.
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1913 GAZE TIE ESTABLISHMENT 1888
oHce-ln th, f~ailmadge Block. Sd story. west end.
q GEORGE WEAVER.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

ine tianch>tcr Daily Gasette.-The Lancaster
Dniy Gazette Is published every evening, Sunda W.
excepted, and delivered in the city at .Gfty cents
per morn or at Sd per siinGrn, aud is sent 10 mail
Subscribers at So per annum.
ne weekly Lancaster Gazette.-The Weekly
PuolIcAlion y sent TO sn5scIibera al the following
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Receipts for the Gazette.
James NOrrel 9l,75 Samuel Weld 100
Geo. w. Cruit 1,75 Salmon Shaw LIE
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LAND For SALE.

TIME subscriber offers at private sale a Tract of
i Land, containing about l60 Acres, situated in
" alnut township, about two miles West of Salem. II
is well improved and well .watered. embraces about
Eighty Acres of GOOD TIMBLR, the balance under
good cultivation. Also a Tract of about 80 Acres of
rich pasture land mar the above, with a stream Of
water running through the same. For further parti-
culars, inquire of The subscriber or his son living
upon the premises. 5. s. HANNA OK.
N. B. l. the above property is not so d by the Goth
of March, 1t will then be for rent 8. s. H..
February s, lS53-Eagle copy 3w40
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In CALLING ATTENrl o TO DOCTOR GUY
SoTTS Improved ErfrGct Of YelIolc Dock and Sar-
saPariRa, we feel confident that we are doing a SER
vice to all who may be affected with Scrofplous, and
other disorders, originating in hereditary faint. or
from imPurty Of Tie blood. We have known in
stances, within the sphere flour acqN .%intsnce where
the most formidable distempers have bean cured by
the uso of G"ysctfs Extract Of YrHo,D Dock and
SarsapGriIG alone.
1t is ono of the few advertised medicines that can
not be s'igmatized with q~uacksry, for the YELLOW
Dock" and "Sarsaparilla' are well known to be the
most efficient, land. 1.-THE same time, inoxious) agents
in the whole Materid AEedica, and by far the best and
purest preparation ofthem 10 DR.. Guysott's Yeao,U
Dock and SarsapariHa.
U-See advertisement. lm39
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i'H' IL siIer the expiration OF the year tina
reg rae oil Interest will be charged upon the high
eSt terms. Orders for clubs must be accompanied
will be entitled to a copy gratis SO long as the club
continues through his ~exertiors. The Cash system,
IN newspapers, is the most convenient and profta-
PIE, both for publisher and subscriber, and ii il to
De hoped that, wherever it is possible, it will be
strictly adhered to.
AdVertising.-The GAZETTE affords a profitable
medium for advertisers. 1t has now 4 larger per.
manent circulation than al any previous time, and
TINS is constantly increasing. The favors OF our
eSstoners VIII be SCI up in a compact manner. thus
2Hordlns TO each one an equal chance for publicity.
hereafter. the following terms will be strictly
adhered to:-
Ono square, threa insertion,, On
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N1YRennted RIIIrrn
UAyKethItu bIIIeTH
Certific ate from a well-known citizen Of St. Johns.
Now B%runswick.

Certific ate from a well-known citizen Of St. Johns.
New Brunswick.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, BosroS, Nov. 4, 1850.-Gan-
tlemen-It is with great pleasure that | inform you
OF the decided benefit ! received from the use Of the
oxygenated Bitters, which you to me
some -four weeks since. You know that / was very
much 1ebiIitated at the time, and unable to walk
but a short distance, without stopping to regain my
strength. l had been sick so long and was suff-r-
ing under such a COM Ii alton of diseases, l had no
faith y a any medicine whatever could do me much
good, The effect of your Bitters upon my system
was surprising. was greatly improved in a few
hours, and in thu e days, felt comparatively well. ]
have since gained very rapidly in strength and flesh.
and have prospect of recovering my fclmer health,
which | never expected sgain to enjoy.
lhave for some years past resided in tho Province
of New Brunswick My health has been declining
foct W or three Yeas past, and about nine months
since, | was prostiated by a severe fit Of sickness,
which confined me to my bed for three O. four months,
during which time, my Life ' AZ ~de.paired Of by ny
s6is and friends; but by the skill aIu stt;hii IN Of my
physicians flor which I can never be sufficiently
thankful, undcr Divine Providsnee), | recovered my
heal h so far az to BIZ able to visit Boston. ! was not
perceptibly benefited, however, by the change, unit !
1 comm need taking your BitterS. The seat of my
disease was in the liver accompanied by extreme
Prostrstion, nervousness and General debility, cold
e%xtremilies, and a very dimini he'd circulation, which
| was obliged to keep up BY the use of alcoholic slim.
ulants, only getting temporary relief, and feeling
worse when without them. Your Bitters immedinte-
y restored the circulation, giving tone and energy
to the whole system. | consider IN ysclf in a better
| al.ta AZ bn.l.b n,u Nb., \ L... .,:z.ol E.. H..
year, past. have used lNt ono bottle OF malicine
AZ yet. but shall continue the use OF Thorn, fully be.
lieving. as do. that they will restore net perfect
health am, gcntlenea, with much respect, your
obodient S!rvsnt. FREDERIC J. AYERS.
MkssRs. REEn, BArMs &c AUrlN.
r JED, AUSTIN & Co, Wholesale Druggists, No
70, Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Prico, 81 per bottle, six bottles for 50.
Doe %. Sold by G.KAUFFMAN d. Co. Lancaster.
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GRAVEYARD NOTICE.

GtAt E-H ItD NOIlCEs
A P~PLICATtoN will be received by the under
IA signed, at the Office Of the Mayor ofthe city. un-
til the first Monday OF March next for tho superinten-
dancy Of the public Crave Yard.
BOVTNG.
KtNKEAD,
BAUGHMAN.
Lancaster. Feb ~ Committee.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, April 7, 1868.
THE CONTINGENT FUND THE SENATE.
Mr. BRIGHT offered resolution which was adopted, re-
quirng an amendment of the thirty fourth rule SO as to
refer to the committee to audit and control the contin
Of the Senate all resolutions directing the
payment Of money out OF the contingent fund or cre
ating charge on the same.
PROPOSITION THE DEBArss In THE IN1,uIIGESeHR
ME- SEWARD offered resolution, which lies over hav
ing in view the publication of the debates Of the late
sion in the National IneUigacey.
RECESS.
Mr. MASON remarked that there was no probability of
receiving any executive communications until half past
one o'clock and his motion the Senate took recess
till that hour.
MACHINE FOR TAKING THE YKAs AND NAYS.
On reassembng, Mr. Houstons resolution appropriat.
ing 500 for constructing in the chamber Henry John.
sons machine for taking the yeas and nays WAS
to the Committee on Contingent Expenses.
Tbe Senate adjourned till tomorrow, at2P.M.
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INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
>~s>~>~~>-~~~~~S>~~~~~>><
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE
~cN>~>-S>->~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Passage Of Mr. Vanderbilt's Constitutional
Amendments by the Senate.
,~~o~~~~~~~~~~~>~o>@
DEBATE INDICATING THEIR PASSAGE IN
THE ASSEMBLY.
THE NEW POLICE BILL.
Report Of the Canal Auditor.
&C., &C., Sc.
INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
THE NEW POLICE BILL,
TELEGRAPHIC

TELEGRAPHIC.
EXCITEMENT IN THE sENATE-PAssAaH OF THE
BILL AMENDING THE EMIGRATION LAws-rHE
AMENDMENT OF THE CONsTITUTION-THE CLAY
hoNUMENE, ETC.
SPECIAL Co0AksPoNDEScE OF TM NEW YORK HERALD
80 ALBANY, April 7-10P.M.
sharp CONTEST occurred in the Senate, which con
sumed nearly the whole day, the bill amending the
Emigration laws. It sprung up quite suddenly. Tho
Governor sent In communication from Gulian c. ver-
panck Presidsnt Of the Board of Emigration complain
ing Of the nacon Of the Legislature in passing Law in
creasiDg the Communication tax to two dollars. Mr. Coo
Icy Immediately hoped the Senate would pass the bill on
the table, Mr. Beekman took the floor in favor of the mo.
on and Mr. Tsber opposed it Messrs. Babcock Bartlett
Morgan and oshers took part when, after reconnoiter
ing until six o'clock, the question was taken, and the
physician 70 ths Marine Hospital Staten leland appoint
q committee p examine the Commissioner accounts,
and increase Tie Communication to two dollars It will
also pass Tie House.
The constitutional resolutions were well received in
tha loess Susstcn to refer, their friends desire,
third reading. Tho friends or the amendment now
confident that the House will adopt them. An effort will
be made to substitute those Of Mr. West and half
millions year.
The Tax and Ton BILL from the House. was expected to
be taken In the Senate this morning Mr.. Tabcr
of the strong stated that the bill could PASS the
Senate. Many others agree with him in opinion.
Monument Association meeting in the Assembly chamber
this evening.
No resolution has yet been offered indicating an ad-
journment of the Legislature W.
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The Latest from San Juan. &c.

ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEUs SHORT OF COAL
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY SETTLED.
CHARLESTON, April 7, 1858.
The steamship Prometheus arrived of the bar last
ng short Of coal in six days and Eve hours from San
Juan which port she left at p NJ Of the 31s with 22
passengers and the specie brought down by the steamer
Pacific which left San Francisco the morning Of the
18TH
The passengers by the Prometheus oil well, and
have arrived at this port in twenty two days from San
Francisco.
The San Juan difficulty Purser Lord says is all settled
The Prometheus left at San Juan the u soop Of
Cyane, all we'll
Mor0C Caatl
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Lafest from Mexico.

SANTA ANNA FORMALLY DECLARED PRESIDENT.
NEw ORIRANs April 8, 1859
The Delta has dates from the city Of Mexico to the 10th
ult, from which we learn that President Lombardin
the Secretaries General Uraga and Martin Carara
sembed on the 17th opened the ballot boxes and count
ed the votes for the President Of the republic. The
suit eighteen for Santa Anna and five for all others
Then Santa Anna formally declared President by
President Lombarni. Santa Anna will be inauguratsd
on reaching the capital.
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From tho South.

LATER FROM RIO JANEIR0-R0BEERY ON SHIP
BOARD, ETC.
BALTIMORE April 7, 1853.
The bark Rainbow, from Rio Janeiro Feb 27, arrived
last evening, with cargo of 1000 bags Of coffee She
spoke March 10th bark Indian Queen, for New York on
the 18th, bark Emily Banning, from Philadelphia, all
well. Most of the commercial letters for the Rainbow
we're lost overheard ut the moment OF the departure
Of the vessel. Fever prevailing extensively among
the vessels in the harbor
The room Of the agent on board the British steamer
Conway, at Savannah has been entered and some two
dozen letters, mailed and intended to be returned to
Kingston Jamaica, stolen. They known to tain
drafts directed to commercial houses In New York and
Philadelphia Two arrests have been made but none Of
the letters were recovered.
the PennsylvaniA Legislature 10 vsit Harrisburg The
House OF Delegates have declined the invitation
baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock fell two dollars to.
day under the Of proposal to sell the portion
owned by the city.
We have no mail this evening beyond Richmond
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= . NEW URIKANS, April I, 1858
Mr. Mesgher delivered three lectures at the Mobile
Amphitheatre which was crowded every Dight. He
ture by the leading citizens He Is now here stopping
al the st. Charles he cordially received Sunday
and dined with the Emmet Guard, at Carrolton, In
company with Gen. Augustine and a number of distin
gushed military On Tuesday night he gave his first
Australian lecture, at Odd Fellows Hall. There was
great crowd ard he met with a most enthusiastic re-
ception. He will give another soon.
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The News from California.
Nxw ORLEANS, April 9, 1853.
By the arrival of the steamship Daniel Webster at
this port have dates from San Francisco to March l
The news by this arrival important embracing as 1t
does the total loss of the Pacific Mall Steamshp Com
panys steamer Tennessee which occurred San Fran
CISCO on the 18th umo BY running lahore in fog Her
passengers, six hundred in number were all landed
safely, and the mails were also saved.
The Daniel Webster brings tho passengers and specie
brought down by the steamer Pacific which left San
Francisco on the 18th Of March.
There was much anxiety felt for the safety Of the
Vanderbilt steamship Independence, from which nothing
had been heard tngh she thirty days beyond her
time. She had Largo number of passengers board
She was to have connected with the steamship Northern
Light, from New York. January 20th and was last seen
on the 18th of February Of Cape St. Lucas Hopes were
entertained that she had put into some intermediate
port The steamer Sea Bird had gone in search of her.
The town of Weavervie, In Trinity county had been
destroyed by fire. The loss estimated at $780, oo0
The accounts from tho mines were favorable.
Gold mines of great value, had been discovered in
Oregon.
he hotly pursued several occasions but always
escaped
There was much rivalry among the clipper ships in
discharging and receiving cargoes.
The ship Contest Capt Brewster had cleared for New
York on her return in little over one hundred days
from the date Of her leaving New York for the outward
passage
THu CALIFORNIA MARKETS.
Flour had 1uctuated but closed dull owing 70 consd-
erable arrivals at $11 So pork quoted at
$3S $40; clear pork, $45 hams $24 $26 butter 45c
soc adamantine candles, 29c 30c kes lard Bic bacon
shoulders, zee.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
The following vessels had arrived at San Francisco
MarCh Ham Pam EOt Ma Y0rk Can't
via Valparaiso Jan 10; Java, Munroe Philadelphia,
Aug q.
March s. Cumberland, Hooper New York, Sept %, via
Valparaiso Jan IL; 9th N Lawrence, Bearse. Phila-
delpha, Oct "a.
March IL, Game Cock, Hollis New York Nov 10; Tele-
graph, Pousand Boston. Nov 49, Meteor, Pike do Nov
IT; barks Salem, Milet, New York. Oct Is, via Val
paraso, Jan IA; Greenpoint Mccormack, NYork Ost 90
March IL, ships Whrlwind, Burgess Boston, Nov 10;
Queen Of the Seas Knight do Nov B. via Valparaiso,
CIEARxD-no date-ship Contest, Brewster, New York.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM CALIFORNIA.
TWO MILLIONS AND HALF IN GOLD DUST ON THE
WAY TO NEW YORK, ETC.
New ORLEANS, April 4 1858.
The steamship Philadelphia has arrived from Aspn-
WALL with two hundred thousand dollars in gold the Cali
forna mails, and hundred and thirty passengers
The has been anticipated by the Daniel Webster
The p reports that the Illinois sailed from Aspinwal
for New York the 1st instant, with two and half
millions in gold and six hundred passengers.
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DHTNIx HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. B.
Az regular meeting of this company held at the truck
Asu No laa Amity street. tho evening Of Apr6 1853
the following resolution unanimously adopted.
Resolved That the thanks Of this are Justly duc
hereby rendered 10 the New York Biblo society
~ magnificent Bible presented to and that will
~ evidence Of the interest they take In
selves company and tho Fire Department In general
JOHN h BRADY, Treasurer.
r. 8. DrRNxsor, Secretary.
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From New Orle0r

From New Orleans.
ARRIVAL OF THE CHERoKEE-MR. GoTTsCHALKs
CONCERT.
NEW ORLEANS, April Q, 1853.
The steamship Cherokee, from New York via Havana,
Sd inst, has arrived at this port.
Mr. Gottsohalk gave his arst concert tonight at Odd
Fellows Hail. and met with most euthusAstio reception
from crowded audience. There a great array Of
Creole beauty present.
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PROVIDENCE, April 7, 1853.
The returns are all in with the exception of New Shore
ham, The vote on the repssi of the Liquor law shows
900 majority In favor of sustaining the present law The
vote of New Shoreham win not vary this majority much
The Assembly is undoubte opposed to the prohbitory
law
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RATIFICATION OF THE sLoo GRANT, ETC.

1NLW OfsIESNS, 1000.
Dates from the city Of Mexico to the evening of the
2lt have been received Judge Conkling and the Mexi
can Commissioners Tornal sastello, and Lanzas, had
Just signed a formal treaty between Mexico and the
United States guaranteeing neutrality and the protection
of the sloo transit way Tehuanepec and entire
security Of capital therein invested. The treaty will be
ratified by the supreme executive Of Mexico
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Naval Intelllusuce.

N,
The U. s. sloop Of war Dale, Capt. Iardner from the
coast of Africa arrived here this morrsg She Is last
from Port Praya which port she left in company with
the Germantown.
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Zg Schooner Challenge In Distress

Providence, April7, 1853
The schooner Challenge, Of searsport, Coson, from
Savannah 9th ult for Boston, with hard pine timber
put into Newport to-day In distress having sprung leak
the 10Th and at time had five feet water in her
hold Had to throw part Of the deck load TO lghte
the vessel. Captain Colson is sick.
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LOUISVILLE, April T. 1868,
Colonel Levi, the special mail agent. who accused
rested at Atalanta Ga, had been mall agent number
Of years in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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ALBANY, April I, 1855
yfr. ST. JOAN presented memorial from the Chamber
of Commerce, New York. relative TO lands
REPORTED.
The bin relative TO the Of street children
ported complete
Also the bill relative to the opening Of streets in Brook
lyn.
Mr. J. Rowg reported o bill exempting the New York
assay Office from taxation Ordered to third reading
The Ten Hour Labor bill reported complies.
RAILWAYS CITIES
Mr. FORSYTH moved to make the bill to prevent the In
justice to cities in the construction Of railways the spo-
cial der for Friday
Mr.. GAIx objected
Mr.. FORSYTH moved TO suspend the rules.
The House refused 10 suspend.
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY, ps.
Mr.. WILSON, (dem) Of Nagara, mowsd that the Docu-
mentary History be furnished TO members, scers and
reporters. Carried.
Also, against supplying Revised Statutes as above
Agreed 10.
TuR vAsDEnmr CONVENTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The resolutions from the Senate (Mr vanderbilvs
in regard 10 the completion Of the canals, were re
cetved.
Mr. HADlsr (dem) Of scaeea, woycd their resersnce
the Canal Comm't!es,
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Congressional Nominations.

Steamer Sunk Congressional Nominations.
LOUISVILLE, April Z, 1863
The steamer California was recently suyk at Shrtta
Bend, Mississippi river. The loss IL $50 600.
Ex Governor Letcher has been nominated for Congress-
in the Ashlan district
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On,o at Havana,

The Detention Of the Steamer Ohio at Havana
WAsmabroN April 7, 1853
Tho detention Of the steamer Chic at Havana has been
made the subject of poverumaAt inquiry and viii
esdoeted TO prevent e reoorreace. 30 says the Unan