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UNITED STATES SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON April 5, 1853
EXECUTIVE sEssioNs-Tn MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
Shortly after meeting, the Senate into executive
session.
When the doors opened, the Senate took up Mr.
Houstons resolution authorizing j. R. Bartlett the late
Commissioner, and A. B. Gray, late Unitsi States Sur
veyor Of the Mexican boundary to furnish report and
plans to the Senate Of the explorations made by them
and BY others connected with the commission under
them the topography geography and natural history
OF the regions adjacent to the line with such informa
tion they have collected relative to the Indian tribes
through Texas, California, and New Mexico and that
the work be executed under the supervision of the De-
partment Of the Interior in style and form correspond
ing with the publication Of Schoolcrats History of the
Indian Tribes and Owens Geological Re port-one thou
sand copies TO be published.
Mr. HUNTER (dem) of Va, said there was no present
they knew nothing about it.
Mr.. Housros (dem) of Texas. remarked that he would
snt and particular objection to it the of
expense
vas not one fourth large enough to print work like
Mr. PsARcE (whig) of Md, thought the subject had
better be postponed till a survey Is completed.
Other senators opposed the publication.
Mr. HousroS spoke Of the demand for books, and heard
mails before they half reached their destination why
not spend money for this purposeS
;. Mr. BUTLER dem Of s e. said they knew nothing Of
should like to know how many valuable books paid for
by the Senate got into the book stores and many
public documents found in the stores for wrapping
Up groceries.
Mr. HUNTER expressed his opposition to printing books
10 atty individuals looking for distinction II has led
to mischief He asked if the book had been written,
had the Senator from Texas seen the manuscript
Mr. HoUsroS replied be did not like TO read manuscript
and therefore wanted to IL in print.
Mr.. HCNER-Has the work been written
Mr. HoUsroN-Tbe reports have and the de rtmentis
aitng for order 70 send them in
Mr.. HUNrM-I desire TO dispose Of the resolution.
Mr. HoUsTos repeated the amount Of the expense was
uncomfortable.
Mr. PxARcE said The work written on the 4th of
March.
would inure to the benefit Of ain publisher and in
bookmakiDg they had already gone too far.
Mr.. B0RIAND said-Seeing Bartlett anxious about
the work, he thought he wanted the job Of publishing
for himsef
Mr. DOUGLAS, (dem) of III, would not consent TO the
publication without knowing what the work is And on
his motion, the resolution was laid on the table
After another short executive session. the Senate ad
burned,
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From the South.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITEMs-MAIL FAILURES, ETC.
BALTIMORE April 5, 1858.
forged check for $3.50 ODER McKonkey, was paid
to-day at the Fells Point Bank. named Ownley,
purporing TO hail from Baltimore has been arrested in
Richmond for forging check for 800
New Orleans papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last
late as due, we're received this morning.
The authorities Of Vera Cruz have decreed that the
of Santa Annals landing shall be celebrated public
festival.
The agents OF Mr. Soo had paid into the treasury the
sum Of $50 00 the monthly payment for March under
the Tehuantepec contract. The commissioners OF the
Mexican government to deliver the read to the mixed
company had left Vera Cruz FOR Mnaan and the agent
of the company Mr. Guterrez had passed through
on his way to Tehuantepec.
is that General Arsts had received his
ports from the government.
Two States voted for General Uraga for President viz
Aquas Caliertes and Colina.
Not one State or territory had voted for Cevallos
We have no mail to night south Of Richmond
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Items from Texas

The Galveston New states that the amount subscribed
to the Texas Central railroad by the citizens of Galveston
exceeds Ss50.000.
The Matagorda Tribune announces the arrival of Col
Whiting Of the United States Typographical Engineers
accompanied by surveying party, to make thorough
reconnaissance Of the Colorado river ascertain the prac
tcability Of its improvement and decide on the best
method of applying the $40 GOO appropriated therefor by
Congress-.
The In6anoa Bulletin says there is large quantity Of
cotton still remaining plantations, awaiting wagon
transportation 10 the coast.
Davis, who in jail for killing Charles NJ Crsmer,
late constable at Indianola, has been discharged.
T. II Mcmahon Esq, has been elected Mayor OF Rich
mond.
"a Of Kidnapping occurred ct Corpus Christi the
night OF the LIST inst and caused intense excitement
negro girl the property Of Mrs Gravs, carried off,
and run into Mexico. The Nueces Valley says rewar I'd
Of three hundred dollars is offered for the apprehension
Of the abductor, who Is supposed TO be named W.
i. Leon. Another named VIM Thompson has been
rested a charge Of aiding and abetting.
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aAalrIaR INTELLIGENCE.


EOAt ~ NOW 1O4AS ARHAA " AoOOs
uxARm
ssssa mai ssr NIL; Aspinx.n Mn' A.
Ta EsSsst1 Star Of tho West rnksp.ush. San
DAVID sin
Csrew Mountaineer, Robinson, New Orleans Nesmith
Barks-James Hall, James, Wilmington, NC, Peck &
Church; Muskingum Neksy, Matanz.s, W L Baker; Van
Brig Queen, Pendelin, Cardenas, Nesmith Sons H
E Eelceh Mcclellan, Kingston, Js. W EiweI Co; B
tis Nassau, Mp, Dougald; Ellen Reed, Chapman
Vera Cruz Thompson Hunter; Almata, Merritt, Bara
Goa, smith, Joseph Barton, Kingston, White
Schrs-Laura Jane, Sherman New Bedford, master; r
Huntley, Hammond, Richmond, Huntley 4 Ketchum;
(Br), Tanjen, Halifax, H G Donovan; Nash White,
Jacksonville, Thon pson Il Hunter J Bell, Rayner,
Philadelphia, James Mckee; New York, Wyatt, Rich
steamers-Deiaware, Seymour, Philadelphia, Sand
ford; Mars Green Philadelphia, Fl Thompson.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Arctic Luce, Liverpool, March %, IL NJ, to
Collins In the Channel exchanged signals with ship
Aberdeen. bsund OUT Goth ul As pm, Lat 4s 81 Ion 81
perienced heavy westerly gales on the passage.
Steamship Florida, Woodruff, Savannah, April 2, to
Steamship James Adger, Dickinson, Charleston April
3 Pm with PASSENGERS TO sposord Tileston \ Co.
Spd 'Rs nss
of Cape Hatteras Shoals passed steamship Fl Dorado,
bound N Experienced very heavy weather. and passed
a number of vessels hove to.
Ship Mischief (new clipper, Townsend, Somerset,
Mass "a hours, to Merritt Was towed to the city
by the steamtug Underwater.
Brig Nehemiah Hand Turner Messina, IS days and 20
days from Gibraltar to ii Freeman Co.
Brig Nenuphar, Marschalk, Vera Cruz March II, to
Hargous Bros.
schr Alfred Howe (ofsearsport) Eaton Cardenas ID
days. to + Stephenson.
schr Abigail Jennings, Jennings, swansboro,' NC.
schr Frances, Beaufort, Newborn, days.
schr Olive Hunt Passport, 6 days.
Schr Union (whaling), Jenn, Of and from Province
town, on cruise, weeks out, no oil
Schr Suwasset-- (late Smith who died on the pas.
sage), Rondout, for Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Brig Amelia from -, eaky.
Also three ships, two banks, and two briggs unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Star Of the West, Georgia, Uncle Sam
ships William Tell; Harriet Hoxe, San Francisco bark
American, Columbia river, o; and others.
Wind at sunrise, W; meridian, WNW; sunset do.
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Jersey City News.


SHOCKING SUIcIDE.--0n Monday afternoon, about
O'Clock, man named Thomas Knapp residing at 134
Newark avenue, whilst laboring under t Of delrium
tremens caught up and cut horrd cash
his throat, severiBg the wndpipe Several physicians
attended him, but to no purpose he expired about
O'Clock yesterday morning. somewhat singular the
mode adopted by these Of Ecuapius-they made
attempt to close the aperture in the wndppe either by
stitching II up or even putting on any adhesive plaster
but simply bound il up with mere bandage, as boy
would that had cut his leg There could be
signed for this rash act except the effects Of drinking
lie has left wife and child to his untimely end
He was for many years head cooper for Stuart Co.
sugar refners in this city
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CLEVELAND, April 5, 1858
The steamers Southerner and America arrived here this
morning from Dunkirk fully laden with goods. The
navigation between this port and Dunkirk is urob.
structed.
BUFFALO. April s. 1853.
The steamer Msyfower arrived at six o'clock this
morning, bringing 100 passengers from Detroit. She
encountered distractions. The steamer Mohaw k
rived nine o'clock The Buckeye State leaves at II NJ
Several vessels with large cargoes clear to-day There is
ice on the north shore. Weather
0GDESsBURG April ), 1853
The St. Lawrence river is clear of ice aud vessels
leaving freely The regular lines of steamers will be
put Monday.
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Court CaIendar-This Dav.

UNrED STATES DISTRICT COuFT.-Nos. TO 16.
suPRysy CouRTSpecial Term-Nos IL, u.s. 81, 80 To 49,
Al, AZ, ~, As
SUPREME CouRT-Crcuit,-Part First.-Nos. AS 447,
400 AL s51K to 461. Part Second-Nos 997 TO ,004
1905 TO 1912.
COMMON PisAs-Part First.-Nos 635, 267, $40; 400,
48l 4e4 4e5 400 sos SIS Gle. ST. 523 b24 545. Part
second.-Nos 40, 42o, SCI, SIS to $50.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Two branches.-Nos %, a. 95, 49,
lo lO io3 1o4 LOG, loS 100, ITO, H. 1l3 to l 126
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JnfrkRs0SvIIIE, Ind, April 4, 1853
Inc citisens Of Jefersonvile, Indiana called meeting
and entered their protest against negotiating through
George Sevs the agept II the City Council the bonds
OF said city for In the market Said nego
taton u considered contrary to the city charter and
illegal Don't touch the bonds
The above despatch comes 10 the signatures
sf sslAs " Leonard, chairman, and George W Ewing,
fecretafy."-RRl
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IIiE STEAMSHIP JAMES ApGER which left Charleston
sunday at II A. arrived last night She reports that
The southerner arrived out at daylight Sunday. We
are indebted 10 her officers for late Southern papers
The STEAMSHIP FLORIDA arrived yesterday from Sayan
nah, bringing Us files of papers from that city.
FoR CAIHoRyA.-The steamers Georgia and Uncle san,
for Aspnwal and the Star Of the West for San Juan
left yesterday afternoon, with large number Of passen
gers bound TO California,
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MISSING vfssrs-Scbr Chss Appleton Albert somerby
Of and from Newburyport Dec 60 for Norfolk
30th Nantucket Shoals and has not since been heard
from-supposed to have been lost in the gale Of Jan
and 4. The crew were Danl Shine and WIN W Dean, of
Newburyport; l. Amazeen and Geo Deal, residence
known
Schr Ocean Star, Of Newburyport sid from Prince Ed
ward Island Dee 25 for Boston, and left Gut Of Canso
Jan 2, and has not since been heard from She had a
cargo Of grain end fsh, and commanded by Capt
Blake, Of csne, formerly Of schr Duroc lost, and was
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BOsION, April O. 1865
letter received in this city dated Buenos Ayres Feb
Is, says that Urquiza has crossed the Parana his
march to Buenos Ayres at the head of 600 men, which
would be largely increased at Santa Fe.
The government at Buenos Ayres proposed to make
a new paper emission of thirty million dollars which
would make the paper currency nearly valueless.
DoubloOns were up to 33b ~
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Steam Boiler Explosion-Severnl Persons In.
jured
CINCINNATI, April 8. 1853
The boiler in Phelps Jordans roln mill at Coving
ton. exploded at to-day and destroyed the build
ing Eight persons dangerously wounded, and
great many injured about two hundred persons
were working at and around the building The boiler
carried two hundred feet and fell into the Licking
river The explosion is attributed to the neglect Of the
engineer.
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Markets.
AUNT kFu%.
New ORLEANS. April 2, 1853.

New ORLEANS April 2, 1853
The sales of cotton to day we're 600 bales at firm
prices. Stock, $4,000 bales. Mess pork dull at $14
Lard-Sales Of 1000 kegs prime, at 19c. Ohio Flour
Sales Of 600 bbs at S4 Fair sugar, 4i.c. Prime
lasses 20c.
CHARLESTON, April 4 1853.
Cotton firm TO day, with upward tendency.
Sales of coo bales at prices ranging from sc to 10sc
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NEW ORLEANS Cry ELEcrIoN.-The Picayune
of the Goth ult., says the democrats have made
almost an entire sweep throughout the city, having
carried every one of their candidates with the ex.
ception of two,
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WASHINGTON April 5. 1853
In the Gardner case day. Senior Aquillarfurtber es
lined respecting the signatures upon Gardeners papers
snd explained the minng regulations Of Mexico, &c.
were frequently made and argued so that but
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The Philadelphia Murder Case.


The jury completed in Springs this morning by
selecting the twelfth juror The Attorney General opened
the case, after which the examination of witnesses
nenced. The evidence embraces nothing
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Telegraphlc Marine Reports.

Arrived-Brigs Russell, Guaysma; Henrietta, Ma
tanzas; Fawn Havana; schr Mary Langdon, New York.
.Cleared-ship Samuel Fales San Francisco.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.
AIrved-Bark Mary Smith, Boston
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Wisconsin Railroad TO he Completed.

.. -, MlLwAUKE, April 4, 1553
Co. Of Bridgeport Conn for the immediate prosecutjon
al the Lake Shore Railroad which II Is the intention IN
sompete to the Illinois State line within the current
year Tho Chicago company have announced their nur
10 Build their half of the road In the same tua
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Large Fire In Charleston

CHARLESTON, April = 1858.
AT three O'Clock. Monday morning a fire occurred
the west side of King above Norris street. which de-
stroyed twenty houses The aggregate loss 1876 00
Of which "a 400 insured at the agency of the Hart
ford companies-Alessrs. Hayden, Brothers & Co. No
lives were lost
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Brig Lucy Atwood Atwood, which sailed from Matan-
23d ul reported for Baltimore 4th inst Pha
depha and the schr Isaac Cohen, Hertz reported for
Charleston from Havana, arr LIST at Savannah
Ship Nauticon of Nantucket has been purchased in
Bedford, and will be continued in the whaling busine
from that port
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The q. s. Steam Frigatc saranac Ashore.

A boat from the q. s. steam frgate Saranac Captain
Long from Havana for this port reports the frigate
badly ashore at Warsaw Sound. She left Havana
O'Clock A quantity of coal was thrown overheard to
Tighten the ship Some of her officers here pro-
cure assistance. She is in bad predicament, 1t is
blowing heavily
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Cincinnati Municipal Election.
FREE SCHOOL VICTORY.

CINCINNATI, April 8, 1859.
Our municipal election passed off quietly yesterday.
The returns not yet complete but thus far those for
Councilman and School Trustees show overwhelming
majority for free schools Mr. Pratt the leader Of the
Catholic movement against the schools defeated for
Councilman in the ward which had elected him for tina
past two years.
The democratic candidate for Mayor, d 7. snebsker,
Is probably elected owing to the fact that the free school
party divided their votes between Isprsnts the
OfRce.
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From Washington city.

NOMINATIONS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or THE SWISS BLOCK FOR THE WASHINGTON MO.
FUNENr, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April s, 1853.
The Senate were in executive session only . few
minutes day, during which time they received and
ferred considerable number Of Nominations among
them Hon. Solomon o. Downs, Collector of New Or
leans.
Nsssrs. Pomeroy and Emerson have been confirmed as
Appraisers at New York, and not Baltimore
The Senate will not adjourn till Monday
The stone contributed by Switzerland inscribed The
Free Swiss Confederation to the Memory of Washington
presented this at the City Hail. with appropriate
ceremonies. Il thence drawn by six hcrfes, and
escorted by the German Yagers, the Marine Band and
citizens to Monument place On passing the executive
manson General Henderson notified the President, who
repaired to the window to view It. On its pausing for
momeot, he simply remarked The Washington Monu
nent would not be complete without stone from Swzer
land"
The Union Of this morning says the Postmaster Gen.
era has awarded the contract convey the mails between
New Orleans and Key West to Samuel Green who is to
furnish steamers subject to the inspection of the De-
partment.
The Integenccr learns from private letters that the
American Minister at Madrid has succeeded in obtaining
the pardon of eight Hungarans of the Lopez expedition
who had been sentenced to the mines
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HANDsoME H0TsEHoLD FURNITURE At AUG.

nfEfs Wit # 1sS
furniture comprising mahogany suit in hair cloth wiz
tire and pier tables bookcases French clocks mante
ornaments &C. Bedroom furniture, consist
spTng seat efas mahognny French bedstcads matresses
Sc % aG 81
kitchen furniture with which the sale will commence.
oHS
This Day. April 8, at No. 1872 East Broadway, At 10
s.uars Loaf crushed and brown sugars md black
and starch IN arFe Quantity Of
wines and liquors in glass also liquors in casks stand
n'ss Ts and s and xsss
grocery Also about loo bushels potatoes and superior
sory BoY
win eel Thursday, April TN at ios selo: 4 the
n ras French dwarf Dear F yaes
elected in EVSsPs last summer By & Mare AsssTr
parts should not neglect this opportunity to supply them
AND 4 % Or SEw
WIN eel. q auction III day Wednesday April and Thurs
KING .rss es S4. h Il Ike cs K s 4
e BOOK ssss aa aasn snn
tables snts q psrer urnure covered in silk bro
s' % s1sE
onIs Of various nS sr m as pe to
Be soid Without months sppSysd
sn s ss their
DLANTs AT AUCTION-wM. s. MoILvAIN WILL
sell Wednesday, April at 1o1a o'clock, at No y
MAIDEN lane Nassau street fine collection OF month
" running and other also rhododendrons azalias
camiias byacnths stockges, &C. from the nursery Of
WIN. Wilson
plants AT AUCTION WIN. s. MoILvAIN WILL
sell Thursday April at l01a o'clock, A. M, at -
Maiden lane Nassau street fine collection of month
~ running other also azalias geranams rho
sSs n"r.sr, of 'V% wE ''''A'' &C. '"
DLANTS AT AUCTION-W. $. MILLvAIN WILL
IL sell at No John street, Thursday, April 7th
10is o'clock fine assortment of monthly,
tua and climbing with and without pots; honey
suckleo carnations, dahns pnnses, &C. &c, from j.
HENDERS0Ns, Jersey city. Catalogues on morning OF
sale.
ID G. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
N. stock Of rsb first class cabinet furniture at Metro
petan Hall Broadway, between Blocker and Amhty
streets this day and at 0 O'Clock each DAY
r. c. Kemp will sell at suction above, very large
sormcnt Of rich first GLASS hnet furniture piano fers
other rich fancy goods such as rarely
offered at auction and which presents avery favorable
portuny for tho trade and housecePers to the
best description Of rosewood oak mahogany and black
walnut paror dining library and chamber furniture
elegantly finished In the most FASH styles
and very best materials the whole will positively
purchased out Of the city oAn be lacked for shppnp
l sale positive and without regard 70 the weather.
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Navigation

The steamship United States, from New York the
18th ult., direct is below.
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CIARExoxT, N. H., April s, 1858.
The house Of Arnold Farr, of West Claremont, was
burnt last right and three of his children perhed in the
flames.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

EDdARTOWN, April I.
Arrived-Schrs Mary Langdon, Smonton. New York
for Boston, Amarantb, Parsons Fredericksburg for do
2d-Arr schr Denmark, Penny Greenport, Ii, laden
with cotton and moasses part Of cargo of brig Pennama
quon ashore on Long Island.
4th-No arrival this morning Wind s. and thick fog.
PHILADELPHIA April 54PM
Arriyed-Brigs Venus, Orr, Cardenas; Erie, Baxter,
Boston; schrs Edward May do Watchc. Shutes East.
port; Susan Ludwig, Weldon NYork; Tonah Sims, and
Susan Huston Knight, Calais; Red Rover, Bacon, and
Manl0ve, Pharo, NYOrk.
Ceared-schrs G Edward May, Boston, C Halock,
Davis Portsmouth; Northern Light. Clayton, Bosten;
steamer Oneida, O'Nei, NYork
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The Portland Municipal Election.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 5, 1858.
The following is the result of the election of Mayor
to-day
Mr. Cahoon, (whig) Il 313 Mr. Fenedon free soiD 25
Neal Dow, (temp)... 1853 Scattering. .......... 80
Mr. Fox, (dem.) ..... GIL
The wings have four Of the Aldermen and twelve
OF the twenty ono Counclmen.
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"A sell Wednesday, April At II O'clock At the Mer
chants two story and attic brick house and
Ninth avenues The house in complies and perfect
order furnished with and Croton water throughout
with every convenience kitchen range, &c. &C., having
been lately put In complete repair for the
who now occupies the premises. Terms liberal large
portion Of the purchase money remain mortgage
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Passengers Sailsd.
IrvmrooL-ship Waterloo-Nr John Witty,
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sGSEE FIFTH AGES


DRIAN n. MULLER, AUcTIoNEEE-yALyABLE
IA property In the village Of Mamaroneck Weotshestsr
county Selcngng 70 estate Of John Mosrsl dsssA
Adrian H. Muller Co. will sell 81 public asetion Q. 1ku.
two story dwelling occupied hotel By w O. HsA
ola on 6an street directly In froat Of the harbox LOT
feet wide BY feet deep Also and building adjoining
90 'front.' deep Alse lot on the so9tlwest cor
deep Also lot No B west side Of MAin street. W isss
wide BY 200 feet deep Also, twelve lots on 1ssns fsaas
street. New and New Haven Railroad depot,
each 80 feet wide 200 feet deep Full .aTr.nty deeds VII
York. to W. SchoHed Ut the railroad depot at Mama
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TIE Concord, N. H., Municipal Election

SUCCESS OF THE DEMOCRATS.
CONCORD, April 5, 1858
At the second trial for the election of Mayor to day,
Gen. Joseph Low democrat received S2s votes against
6SS for Richard Bradley, the wing and free soil candi
date.
Tho democrats have five of the Aldermen and
eleven of the fourteen Common Councimen.
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HNABINETMAKER'S STOCK AT AUCTION NOTICE
~ Persons about purchasing cabinet furniture will
notice that the subscriber will sell the entire
stock Of elegant furniture Of Mr. Fzsimmons At No 2s
Bowery opposite Prince street. Thursday April H. and
will II their interest to delay their purchases until
that time when the whole will be ssld without reserve Par
ticulars in u few days A. C. FUTILE, Auctioneer,
Office 102 Broadway basement.
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IJENRY II. LEEDS < CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
Ii sell at auction this day Wednesday April 9th Mt I0l
o'clock at No 12 Amos street Blocker the furniture
contained in said honseconsistng Of mahogany parlor
furniture covered in hair cloth sofas dvans and
Tor chairs pier glasses curtains three ply ingram carpets
manel ornaments bedroom furniture, bureaus bedsteads
chairs china, glass,