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MANY VOTERS.

IT. Mr.. VINCENT O. WITcHER will be supported by
many of the Wings of Pttsylvana to f the vacancy,
occasioned by the resignation of g. II Gilmcr in the
House of Representatives, if he will accept the post
NORTH SIDE OF THE COUNTY.
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- Religious NOtice.-Rev M D. HoGE,

Richmond, will preach at Il o'clock in the
nrniug and a O'clock in the afternoon of tie fol
low ing Sabbath in the l., Presbyterian Church of this
city.
aug 24-d4t
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THE CRYSTAL PAhAcE.-- The number of
visitors admitted on Thursday was 5,293, and
thetotal contributions TO the Washington Mon
umen now amount to Sl,4lI 81 The exh-
bion is now nearly in complete orders be
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THE CO-PARTNERSuIP

VNHE SUBSCRIBER will continue the Cooy
and Hood Trade ut the same place and homes to
favored with n liberal share of public patronage.
He is now prepared to fill orders for Coal from The
ounty OF Montgomery to any extent-This C Gal is of
superior quality. II. A. CHRISTIAN
aug 24-d2taw3w
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MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES,
NEW FnfTIpS

J. W. publishes Mayo's Guide to Magistrates, new
edition, with practical Forms for the discharge of their
duties out OF Court with append tanning Forms
for Drawing Bonds. Notes. Deeds Contracts &C. udapt-
e. the New Code of Virginia
rV- Persons at II distance unable visit Richmond
can have their orders faithfully executed Us it per-
sonay present. aug 20-dsc2w
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EDUCATION.-The next session Of my sisters
IL school will commence the LIST day of September.
Terms $40 and SIS according the progress OF the
scholars-payabe half in advance No deduction
cept in of protracted sickness. Music 800
taught by Mrs. Clementina F. Spencer. Use Of Piano,
So. WIN. s. REID, Jr.
aug 3-d3w
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+ Asst OF THE SERIE,
ENALL fkADE.-Book, Stationary and Piano
l. Fortes.-James Woodhouse Late Nash 4 Wo,d
house) Richmond, Virginia, ofers Tor SALE at whoeae
Books and Stationery,

Adapted the wants Of the trade in Virgina n Caro
ina and elsewhere"t prices low be obtained in
Northern cities. In connection with his Book and Sta.
tonary business, he has appropriate to the
sale of PIANO FORTES, filled with an assortment n.
extensive as can be seen at any establishment Of the
kind the Union.
lie has participated in the sale of thousand
Pano Fortes in the States of Virginia, North Carolina
Tennessee.n of which have given entire satisfaction
They are warranted superior in every respect, offered
for sale at manufacturers prices, will be packed
curey to go any distance without INJURY.
II has al so. attached to his embellishments Book
Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory where all kinds
of Books Periodicals. Blanks, Music &c, are bound
and Blank Boo KS of every description suitable for mer.
chants Banks Public Offices, Clerks of Courts Facto.
ries &c, urc manufactured.
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New MIRAcLEs.-The N. Y. Journal Of
Commerce copies from the official journal of
Naples. ofJune 7th. a long accoun, of pretend
ed miracles performed in that kingdom, accom-
panied by the at,estation of the priests of Ira
matoa who profess to have been eye witness
es. Those papers are drawn up in legal form,
and duly signed and certified according to law,
and are probably as good evidence of what
they affirm as ihousand others, which. in the
course Of ages. have been published in various
countries, in support Of the prodigies of various
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MRS. Chapisn'e school for Young

Nj HIS. Chapisn's school for Young
ISl Ladies 30h session of this institution
will commence Thursday the first of Sept. For the
present it wi be opened in the basement of the Meiho
dist T. roesta Ghmch MIS-. c. will be assisted by
Mrs. NJ. A. Otey.
Terms per session of five months:
Tuition for the higher branches il English, SIS 90
lower -. 10 90
French, by Mr. Staudenmaycr III VI
No dec ucon except in cases of proracted illness.
aug % At
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Al PRIVATE E-Several~ valuable
"A Baihtng Lots,in and near city. Persons wish
ing to purchase will do well to call AMI them, The
parties DESTROYS sell them berliy. Apply to
w. II. MOSBY.
aug 23-3t Aac,ior Ger and Com. Merchant.
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NJ L. Woodbury.. TO be deputy postmaster al Porand,
in The county OF Cumberland. Slate OF Maine in ace Of
Joshua Dunn. -
Warren Hathaway, 10 be deputy postmaster at East.
port, in the county of Washington. Stale of Name 10
place OF Winslow Bates
Joseph Noyes, to be deputy postmaster al Belfast ia
the county OF Waldo, State OF Maine in place OF Charles
Giles.
Thomas X Lane, TO be deputy postmaster al Ssco, in
the county OF York, Stale of Maine. in place of + T
Slower.
Edgar Whdden. to be deputy postmaster al Calais, in
the county of Washington Stale OF Maine in place Of
Benjamin M Flint.
T. p. Theobald. TO be deputy postmaster al Gardiner
in the county of Kennebec, Stale OF Maine. in place Of
Lawson H. Greene. 1850 #N.
James Tizzard, postmaster. Burlington, Iowa
Charles Cookery. postmaster, Dubuqse. Iowa
Isaac C. Haines. postmaster, Bangor. Maine.
John Marshall, postmaster. Pqua. Ohio.
VIM. Kerr. postmaster. Kingston, New York
Thomas Sparrow, postmaster, Columbus. Ohio
Nlarcellus Clark, postmaster, New Britain. Conhsc
ticut .... a# .#A t#
John L. Tuthill. postmaster, Lancaster, Ohio.
William Bow, postmaster, Fayetteville, North Caro-.
lima. s1l#a H.#.
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information he may have received touching the
transactions bstweea Captain Holos Of the United States
soop Oyane, and the authorities at Greyown or
San Juan, together with all orders
lions given 20 pain Hons in relation the affairs at
that place.
MIR. DOUGLAS. 4 hope the honorable senator from
New York MT sEwARDl viii amend his resolution by
striking out the word "Greytown." dislike TO reeog
mise that name.
the north side OF The Senate ohsmbe Upon this the
democratic side OF the Senate, am told that the name
Of the place is '"Greyown I" while upon the other.
The wing side, from which generally accustomed
10 receive suggestions, am told that the OF the
place is San Juan"
Mr. DOUGLAS, My reason for desiring the amend.
ment is simply this that the place never known
"Greyown" but as "San Juan" from its first discov
cry and settlement down to the Sth OF February, 1885,
upon which day il was seized by the British and called
"Greytown" | do not wish 10 recognise that name.
Mr. SEWARD. | accept the amendment.
The resolution was amended accordingly and then
agreed to.
OPEN SESSIONS OF THE SENATE
The Senate then proceeded to consider the following
resolution:
Resolved That all proceedings The Senate shall be pub
lie and open, except when in
fdence by the President shall be received and
and in such other the Senate by resolution from
time time shall especially order and much of the
35h 39h. and 4O rules may be inconsistent with this
rule is hereby rescinded. .# s.. .H
A debate ensued which will be published hereafter,
and then the resolution was postponed until tomorrow.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
A communication was then received from the Presi-
dent OF the United States, per Sydney Webster his
private secretary, accompanied by several messages in
writing.
ExEcuTIvE SESSION.
On motion by MIR MASON, the Senate then pro-
ceeded to the consideration oil executive business and
after time spent therein, the doors reopened
whereupon, ".E
On motion, the Senate adjourned
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The necticut Election.

Further returns from the recent election in Connect
cut confirm the cheering news first received. A isle
graphic despatch which reached last evening states
that Ingersos majority is eighteen hundIed-a triumph
showing his wedeserved popularity with his cons,i,ea
Four years ago The first movements of the administration
excited the fears Of the people. and the first elections
after General Tayors Inauguration proved that great
reaction had taken place. Now the election returns
prove that the people fully satisfied with the wisdom
which guided their choice of Chief Magistrate in Nc.
vember.
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The United states Mail Steamship Ohio at Ha-
....E .su vana. @# 81.

vana.
We learn that the case Of this mail steamship, which
her las, tip from Chagres to New York was sub
jected TO detention and difficulty at Havana has
engaged the attention OF the government and that The
facts in the being investigated, with view 10
the prevention. far practicable of such difficulties
ia future. Ii is stated that the Ohio arriving at Havana
the 10Th instant, refused permission to land her
passengers and mails; and being prevented from ap.
preaching the wharf, put 10 two or three
days delay in getting her supply of coal board. It
understood that these stringent proceedings OF the Cuban
authorities alleged to have been taken custom
airy sanitary precauon in regard to all vessels coming
from Chagres and having any Of the Panama fever
on board 1t is stated that there had been board the
Ohio one two such cases. although she reported
free from any contagious disease, and presented q
clean bill OF health. That, under such circumstances
those board the ship should have been prevented
from any communication even with the United States
consul at Havana-as is understood 10 have been done
is certainly an exercise OF authority alike unnecessary
and unjusifable. .1..
is much to be regretted that under existing arrange
ments between the two govemments-the captain gen
eraI of Cuba having diplomatic powers-such disturb.
OF the friendly commercial OF the
countries cannot be adjusted except BY the very slow
and tedious process OF reference 10 the Spanish author
ity Madrid is certainly every account desirable
and especially 10 Spain. that understanding should
be entered into by which such differences be
promptly and easily settle
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GOODS for Boy wear.-We have n hand a as
VI OF goods for boys consisting Of
Cheek linens linen drilnngs, twseds cashmsres
Summer cloths, cassimeres French striped nankeens
Coitonade and in fact everything could suitable for
which would solicit attention.
We have splendid emhroid
cred shaw OF heavy TEXTURE which would invite
the inspection OF the ladies'
Our hoise complete, misses
and boys stockings OF all always ind
Our sock Of scn goods
linens, suitable for shirt bodies, pillow &c.
Also fine linens quality table linens variety
wide linen sheeting all Widths
so duzsu table napkins, from 81 IS
~ pic brown Scotch linens for boys aprons, sc.
With almost every thing In the linen ORDER all Of winch
speetfully submit 70 the inspection Of purchaser
w. NJ SINISTER q CO.,
Ap 5-eoSuf 9Th street, Pennsylvania
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NEW SPRING GoODs,-P. w BROWNING, merchant
~ tailor under United Hotel
TIE cyens Of Washington, and hi.
seiecied assortment OF French cohs
our 20 r Jules, extent the popular principles Of low and
punctslv ne viii offer whole
S'o
socsed ohesp stoesn for lie
securing stock Of goods that
coo or quality With thanks his friends, the liberal
the same Msr a,--Ns~u
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AUCTION BARGAINswe iu in receipt Of large
IL Of ebrodees and goods Of kinds, which
we bought northern auctions Ut very low prices We respectfully
solicit call them
In will be worked collars
cuffs, inserunr-, bandksrohiefs, ac.
We opened OF the best berege de LANES
l2S cents we have ever had for sale.
w NJ. SINISTER CO.,
Ap5-so2wif 9Th street, rennsylvsnia avenue.
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MILK from silver Spring f.rn,.--The undersigned
WI furnish milk TO customer In Washington He
milk sha be OF quality,
fed and meal
convenience dairy and observe the q,
which the health Of their families will IN degree depend
ALFRED T. DRANE,
Ap 5-2sw2w Manager of Silver Spring
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For Baltimore and intermediate Points n Poto-
mac River and Chesapeake hay.

For Baltimore and intermediate Points the Poto-
River aud Chesapeake Bay
,.sIS The swim, comfortable, and oommodou, prs.
SAtA1ns Powhatan, Captain Charles f. Nit
che having entirely rehed enlarged and improved every
herhs number OF
route between Washington, Alexandria, and baltimore, and
nrhu he expected make weekly from wash
ngton 10 Bsimere leaving Washington 5, and Alexandria
aib Monday, Thursday
airing Jake the Baimse which leaves
Car Aqua board the Povhataa
charge
Freight will be taken the usual Of the Columbia,
he OF passage will be follows
To Aqua landings below place and to
81 90
Meals extra.
further information passage apply Captain Mitchell
board, GEORGE MATTINGLY,
Ap 2-eod7t Agent in Washington.
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NPLkNDID stock of New Goods just opened.-We
have the pleasure
generally that have just completed openng
ix goods and we are fully prepared to Offer anything line
OF business the lowest retail
house in the
Of goods This very
We NAME in part the following:
eees neat check India silks, the evieeable article
the siik line for
10 do solid plaid and silks
20 do check French silks, al 62A ard rs cents
10 do handsome glacc silks, handsome shades
IS do rich brockade, bargain
20 do rich glossy black Rhines, comprising
had
In silk greatly advantage
10 look through before We
sdd stock OF teges of description from 25
IN tho assortment and desirable styles
elsewhere Added above
goods which will wholesale cheap
any establishment in the District
W. M. SINISTER Co.
Ap 5-eo2wh 9TH street, Penn
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REPORTS OF DEBATES.
The Senate proceeded TO the consideration Of the 70
lowing resolution submiLled bY Mr. HAMLLN:

The Senate proceeded TO the consideration Of the fol-
loving resolution submitted by Mr.. HAMLIs
R'orsd That the Secretary Of the Senate be authorized
~ contract with John G RVes for number OF copies OF
w ktesonsi Globe and Appendix, equal to thirty
@ coplss 70 each senator iu addition the number OF
now received by them and that the price per COPY
shan not exceed the paid under the existing contract
The pending Question was upon the following amend
men, submitted by Mr.. GwIs: 10 strike ont ll after lbe
wora hesolSed' and to insert the following as a sub.
That tho Secretary or the SENATE h. ,,.,,
uact WIN John y hives Tor number Of COPIES Of he
grestiona eobe and Apl endtN equal tby.s.ven
ceed the paid = 1850 NV -
Rssoird, That the Secretary be also authorized 10
into with the editors of the Union aud lnt.ufa.
to publish IN their respective pagers, from the com
menccpent OF the next session. the revised debates OF the
Senate The OF 81 per column and revoke any
ng with the editors OF the said pspers Tor
reporting and publishing said debates provided howete
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 0, 1853.

NEW MEXICO
The PRESIDENT lail before the Senate two copies
OF the laws OF New Mexico which were referred 10 the
Committee on the Judiciary
SAN JUAN.
Mr. SEWARD submitted the following resolution !;
which lies over, under the rule
Rsoved That the President Of The United States be
ques,ed IT, in his opinion, II will be ompatibe with the
public interest communicate the Senate such official
Information he may have received touching the
transactions between Captain Holins, OF The soopofwsr
CYane and the suthofities OF Geyown, San Juan in
Nicaragua, together with the instructions which have
been given TO Capt Hoilns IN relation to the oas OF that
place,
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pronty Il Barrett's Agricultural Warehouse and
Seed Store. +.
No. 1914 MARxsr STREET,


No. 1914 MAaxsr STREET, PHIL DxLpurA.
DROUTY MEARss patent self sharpening poushs, of all
Sizes right and LEFT handed subsol side
with steel extending points, Leach and kinds
poughs gold medal $780, Also great
the Worlds Fair awarded r. NJ plough
with double polished which reversed
getting double of the teeth Also
kinds with steel teeth.
Spains Atmospheric churns, Corn planters,
Corn shelters, improved kinds, Turnp drills, 81 %,
Hay and straw cutters Grants patent fan mills
Hand mills, Garden engines,
Corn crushen, Wheat drills,
Geddss improved harrows Horse thrchers,
Square and harows, Moving and reapng machines,
Grnds,ones, ready hung, Canle lies.
Dirt scrapers, Bull rings,
Agricultural furnaces Patent snaths,
OK Jokes and bows, Grubbng hoes,
Forks for unloading hay, Transpanting trowsls,
Man hay rakes Hay and manure forks,
Bow pins Shoves and SPADES
Apple pearcrs, Garden and field hoes,
or nuzzle,, Garden rakes, in variety,
Mole traps Chidrens tools,
Pruning hooks and chisels Darling scythes,
Saws aud scissors snatls, with patent fasnings
Iron well curbs, and zine ubeng Potato hooks.
Also horticultural every description, garden grass
seeds sale the lowest wholesale
Ap 5-eodN
MOcRSNG GOODs.-we are just in receipt of splendid
M stock Of goods for mourning We namc part,
lowing ..~ II
10 pieces black bombasin of Iupins make
best colorng manufactured
10 do do do bereges, in plain and satin plaid, the
assortment styles
10 do black and white and black and lead beregss
do black broche bercge, very rich
do black English Grape
do black and slate check silks
30 do black alpaca, all prices
10 do black and white berege dc laines
10 do fine quality black and white gnghams
With general mourning goods and would
that this branch
w. N. SINISTER CO.,
hp S-eo6hf 7th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
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I OOKrNG-GLAss WAREHOUSE, III Chestnut st.,
IL below Fourth, north side, Phdslpba.Wc inform
residents this vicinity complete
mane pier, wall and oval glasses richest Styles for
all kinds for country sales with portrait and picture frames
will he found establishment
Long and facilities enable sell the best
NJ lowest prices.
Dimensions being given, win give estimates FOR sire
delivered fee from beskage point Orders solicited
French glass for stores dwelling sc atmporaion prices
Ap 2-eodu THOMAS j. MATT co.
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hOTICEThe partnership heretofore existing between Charles
~ SEEDING and Wye IT,, has this day been dissolved
unfinished business Of each,
receive all due until the be closed.
CHARLES DE sELDfNG,
ANDREW wYLfE, Jh
Washington, April 1, 1852
Persons having claims the late firm will please the
win
general business
account, heretofore
CHARLES DE sELDING,
Seventh street, opposite odd Fellows Hall.
AZ 9-2awlm
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CITYOF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1859.
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,
. - ;,L a.. .y,,,,x unJ roasxnf If ihs Sxuals


By and 9Th Ns sduies and consent Of the Ssnais
III #FNtE0s LAND OFFICERS
Thomas O. Glascock TO be register OF the land office a.
Montgomery, Alabama, vice Albert Herbert, removed
James H. Ware. 10 be register OF the land Office al
Huntsville, Alabama, vice William B. Figures. removed
John S. Nanse, 10 be receiver OF public moaeys a
Huntsville. Alabama, vice Samuel Cruise, removed.
Lewis MeCarty. to be register of the land office at DE
mopolis. Alabama. vice Edward A. Taylor, resigned.
Eldridge Gardner, 10 be register of the land office a
Cahaba, Alabama, vice Ehelbert w Saunders. removed
William w. Fambro 10 be receiver Of public moneys
al Cahaba, Alabama, vice William M Lapsley. removed
Monroe Donoho, 10 be register OF the land Office a
Tuscaloosa, Alabama vice + NJ Burton. removed.
Nicholas S,aworth, to be register OF the land office al
Sparta. Alabama. vice William Judge. removed.
Willis Darby, TO be receiver of public moneys at Sparta
Alabama, vice Andrew Jay, removed
James w. Warren, to be receiver OF public moneys a
Tuscaloosa Alabama, vice Marmaduke j. Slade, re-
moved.
Enos Love- to be receiver OF public moneys Kanes
vile, Iowa, vice Samuel M. Ballard, removed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
John Kelewell, district of Baltimore, Maryland, vice
Thomas X. Carroll resigned TO take effect on the 18th
OF May, 1859. l
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ALLIS & EOWES
Wholesale (srOcplS.

Corner of WI,sr anf Pine SITS :, EDaasrilfe. Ind.
uAVE on band of the largest and best selected
IL stocks of Groceries, ever opened in the West
offer inducements that will justify dealers, prefe
the market at Evansville to any more distant point
Merchants invited to call and examine.
COFFEE-Ro, Jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-Imperal, Gun Powder. Hyson, Young Hyson
Poushong, Oolong of all grades from lowest price fine
est.
SUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed
powdered.
MOLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
vious to the first FROST also, reboed and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported,
great variety of Brands, to domestic manufactured
WINES-Port, MADEIRA Ciaret, White, Sherry, Cham
pagn, different Brands and Gavors.
GIN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs.
ClGARs-A great variety of Brands at all prise, from
50 30 to SIS To . 1000.
AXEs-Simmon $, Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment of all articles gen
orally kept in Grocery Establishments. such soap
Candles. Dye Stuns Nails Leather Starch, Nuts large
lot of Gunny bags, Turk Island and kanawha Salt Oils
Paints, Brooms, Brushes. Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Coaee Mills, Spices do ground, Matches Traces
Well Chains and fixtures, Tumblers, Decaners, Jars
Lanterns, Hall Lamps Oysters Sar ,nes Mackerel. Shad
Goldfish, Herring, Shovels. ect., ect ect.
All the goods we sell warranted. oct1
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened, in Linck's
l. building First street. between Main and Locust
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell at very low prices
for cash. or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter
Cheese, Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
table, direct from the farmers having made arrangements
to be supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds of Country Produce. All goods purchased
AT Cooks will be delivered at the residence
desired, as have market wagon especially for tina
purpose. therefore solicit share of public patronage
and will try to merit it, Please call and examine IN,
stock. [je30-tfl I'll COOK.