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iEnglish IN the negative. INIT, altar .sa.x.r
ciock- when Mr.. Tenny arose and stated that
mere were other gentlemen who wished to he
nea,o upon the subject, and moved that the
meeting adjourn (which was carriedl until
e9nesaay evening at - o'clock So the
discussion. - - 49, ~ ,o'
Inc following Brothers have been elected
omcers Of Logan Tribe, Improved Order Of Red
wen, Tor the ensuing term: Sachem. James H
MIDWAY; S. s., ". s. Jones; J. g., A.
Sheckeli; Prophet. Hugh G. Divine: c. of R..
L: Rebey; Assistant C.. of r., Robert Gun.
bingham; h. of Wampum, John Payne The
Tribe is in quite prosperous eondition-six-
teen new members were initiated during the
last quarter. -7LT ZLT
A meeting Of the Directors of the Metropol
itan Railroad is being held at the Union
Hotel We presume that the object of the
meeting is to receive the report of the Enpi
nser, and take steps for the location of the
route. ar
Our -four market still continues in a some
what depressed and unsettled state-both buy
ers and sellers appear some what careless about
operating to any extent until the arrival of
the next European steamer. Held at 81, with
more buyers than sellers No material change
10 wheat We note a sale yesterday after our
despatch, of 2, 600 bushels inferior red at 81 So
Corn-sales this week of 1000 bushels yellow
at 20 cents, and Of ] 500 do white at 7Ola All
cents Oats scarce, and in demand-held at
as so cents
The southerly winds of yesterday and this
morning has caused the fish to commence ar
irving in considerable numbers Shad were
selling this morning at SIG 30 per 100. her.
rings at 81 Is per 1000. .-.. =
Arrivals, steamer Columbus. Harper, Balti.
more, to E. Pickrell & Co I; schooner Tolant.
Oliver New York. to Peter Berry: schooner
Grace Darling, Baxtex, Boston, to John A.
drlmes'H H 81 r-iH- Beg SPECTATOR
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SUPERI0R CABINET FURNITURE. Rosevoo5
~ Chi kering" Piano Forte, eleyan: set of Frenrh
g,it abe Ofntm rich crystal cut Glassware.
French China Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware. +Ie
CANT gilt and cut glass Chan deers he udeome fauj
~ Csiriaga, French Coupe, and pair of BAY Car-
riaee Horses, &c.-On THURSDAY mornipg Anr;,
i3ih, at 20 O'Clock, at the residence of the Hon "
u Gw;n, cor Ter OF 81 and streets shall sell sll
his ell CANT Furniture and Household Effects, oom.
prisinE-
Handsome sevsn-octaye Louis XIV. Piano Forte nv
ChicSering
Suite of blue and gold satic covered parlor
Suite of rosewood crimson brocateiie covered raror
Furniture O
Elegan. crimson satin dsmsak Curtains, with lace
Curtains, Corpice, &C., to match
Rosewood ma-hletop centre Table Chinese Te,,ov.
Pearl inlaii centre Table Ro -ewood Pecept'n Chairs
Magnificent rtof French gilt Table Ornaments. cor.
sisting Of nns pi.ces
Par Of French gilt Parlor Chandeliers for eas
Pair or elegant cut glass do do
Handsome French plate Mirror, with the slab and
Beautiful French China Vase of Flowers, erquis-
Elegantly decorated French China Dinner. Dessert
and Tea-Tars
Rich crystal cut Glass Claret Pitchers, Decauter.
rlng.r bowls, Water Bottles, Tumbers, Wines
ChamPe1gnes. Preserves Celery Stands, &c
Bronze Candelabrss m intel Ornaments
french nantel musical Timepiece
Eighteen dining Chairs, upholstered with Sre n mo
rocco
Extension, breakfast. and side Tables
Table Cutlery, Plated Ware
Velvet ana Brussels Carpets Rugs
Venetian. Stair, and hall CARROTS Oiicloth
Oak carved Hal Chairs, Hat Rsck
Rosewood Elizsbethian Bedsteads
Rosewood dressing Bureaus, Washstards
Rosewood mirror front Wardrobe, lined ttroushout
with satin wood
Handsome china Toilet Sells -,.s
Mirror front mahogany Wardrobe
Marble top shaving Stand, Psyche glass
Mahogany hair springseat Chairs. Rockers
Do Bureaus, marble top Wa.hstapds
Walnut, cherry, and maple Bedsteads
Best cnrled hair and hCsk Mattresses
Mars ellis Quilts, Biankets, Comforts
Shpericr Feather Rosters and Pillows
Together with large and excellent assort.e at Of
Kitchen Requisites $500. = =
At o'clock -n
In front Of the rssidence, shsll SELL
Elegant family Carriage and Harness
Small French Coupes
Pair superior Carriage Herses
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum cred
it Ct two and four months for satisfactorily endors
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
mar Sd Auctoneer.
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~ LYONS kATHAiRoN.-F6r Rssrrtng, Restor
ing, Cleansing, and Beautying the Hair alternating
Nervous Headache, end Caring Ervptire Diseases Of
the SKIN Its reputation, co-extensiyc with the civil
lzation of the globe, makes ell praise superuous,
all exageratioD impossible; and since its discovery
has found substitute to compete its incontsstsd
its incontestabe superiority, Physicians and Chem.
ists-honorable citizens from all professions of life
the leading Journals Of Europe and Americs-La-
dies who have used it upon their dressing tables,
and Mothers In their Nurseriesin fact, its millios
patrons everywhere, from plebians to kings, pro
nouncs it the most pleading and effective article
either rs Medicinal or Toilet preparation ever pro-
ducsd. 60. - -. ~ 4-...-'. --sf.l
Do not fail to give il trial. -sEt sa- ...sF'af
Price rs cents, in large bottles. '1.''a .-
d. 8. BARNES, Propristor, ls1 Broadway, n. T.
mar l0-lm Lg5 a'..a5 81. 80. aas s.a..i
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By j. C. Mcguire, auct,on,.r

ENcELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUsEaoI II
- hfs'ts at Auction On WEDNESDAY morn
ing Inc on instant, at % O'clock at the r. sid nee
OF Washington Poe, Esq in Carolins Terrace. on
street between 18th snd l4th streets shall sel all
the Furniture and Household Effects
Fair OF walnut plush covered Lounges
DO do Parlor hairs
Do Whatnot, rush Reception Chsirs
Do marbe-top Sofa and Pier Tables
Fancy Tables, Giranaoles, Lamps
Rosewood Rocker, Window Curtains
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Rugs
Hat Rack, maple CAGE seat Chairs
Marble-top sidebosrd, mahogany dining Table
Mahogany Sofa, Breakfast Table
Dressing Bureaus, Wsshstands, Toilet Set.
Bedsteads, hair and husk Mattresses
Toilet Sets, Looking-glas- Is, Clock --.
Crockery and Glassware ..s.-
Superior Cooking Stove Kitchen Cte, s;,s AZ
Terms: $25 and Under cash: over : "A credit n,
sixty and ninety days. for notes satsfacto rily on
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 4, IL M.-FIour:
sales of 1000 barrels of Howard Street
at SIaS7.l2a. Nothing done in CITY
Mlils-held at $70.6!. Wheat-none
offered; no sales; prices small, as yester.
day. Corn; sales Of 5000 bushels at 69a
20 cents for white and at 69a7O cents for
yellow. Oats; sales of 5000 bushels at
43a45 cents for Virginia, and at 46a40
cents for Maryland. No change in other
articles usually spoke of in the Market.
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RARE CHANCE-Fr a Person wishing "a
n commence Business.-The stock and fixtures OF
a Fancy and Stationery Store will be sold low for
cash, or part cash and good paper for the balance
sppcation In made early. Or the stock Of popula ar
Music on hand, all kinds of Printing Cards. la NIX
Books, Toilet Articles Stationery, will be sold
separately If a fair offer Is made If app led fol
soon. they can be obtained at New York prices.
sorfng 0teypcnse Of freight, dc. The Proprietor T.
now eugagedin another business. Address j. w., af
this Office mar 22--tf
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eEo2eETowH CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, April 4, 1854

(.-t GEORGETOWN, April 4, 1854.
The meeting at Forrest Hall last night, was
very generally attended by our citizens. The
various subjects connected with the charter
reform, taxation, &C., seems to be creating an
intense interest among all classes, and all ap-
pear anxious to obtain all the light upon the
subject that can possibly be had before cast
ing their votes either for or against the meas
ures. At the time appointed Mr.. Davis took
the Chair, and informed the meeting that the
first business in order was the consideration
of the substitute of Mr.. slemmer. The sub
stitute being read, after a few remarks by Mr.,
Tenny, Mr. S. obtained the foor and gave his
reasons at some length for Offering them, the
improbability Of the railroad ever being con-
s.ructed, and of its ever paying if completed
The vote was then taken upon the substitu. Q
which was rejected BY an Overwhelming ma
jority.Ss The resolutions Of Mr.. Tenny were
then read. and discussed BY Mr.. Tenny in the
affirmative, and Messrs W g. Cox and D.
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BY e. N. sTRATTON, Auc,Ion..r,

DRIyATE LIBRART-RARE OLD DOORS AT
j AUCTION On TUESDAY EVENING, Ar i
4th, at clock, at my Auction Room I shall sell q
collection OF valuable Books, rag phlets &c. be
longing to the estate ofa gentleman deceased Amo,
which are ~
Russeils Ancient and Modern Europa vol,
Benedict's History Of the Bsptists. 2 vols
Joserhu vols; Modern Traveller 6 vols
Book OF Martyrs, Bucks Theological Dictionary
Walkers Dictionary, first American edition: Bsilsv
Dictionary 's'
Woods Dictionary Of the Bible, vol: Pederalist
Boyers French and English Di tionary. Greek Lev.
icon . -.
Stewards Philosophy; Notes on virginis
tattels Law OF Nations. Hugo Grotius -.f-E
Teiemschus. vols; Barclay Apology
kane's Criticism: Bigland Letters
American Revolution "a CURIOUS bookl
Together with variety Of interesting and y,ius-
bic works, Novels. Pam ilets &C.
Terms cssh Additions solicited sn,-et
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" ~ - ~ SWIFT Auctf0necGe.
EANCY GOODS AT AUCTION On THURSDAY
i the 9th instant, We shsll sell, at 9 O'Clock
NJ, 10 'front.' OF our store, o large assortment Of
Table and Pocket Cutlery
Soaps, Colognes, Hair Brushes
Portfolios, Portable Writing Desks
Shaving Cases, Oilcloth. Blsckiny
Razo-s and Strops, Shot Bags
Powder Fiasks Percussion Caps
a sni Table Spoons, CIok
dHz Bonn,ts and CbilHIeu'E Cans, &c
The above mentioned stock belongs tn a gentle
man declining business, and must be sold TO TIA,
highest bidder, for cash.
GREEN SCOTT
apr 3-3t Auct;on..-.
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Garden For Rent and Stock For
~ Sale, consisting of Horses, Cows, CarryalI
Harness. Carts Furniture, de-, with about To thous-
and Celery. great indncement will be offered as
The Undersigned is about to change his business
Apply On the premises corner Of I4th and BOUNDARY
streets north t. J. HUTCHTNSON
II not sold before Wednes day, the 5th instant it
Will be offered to the highest bidder at o'crk m.
ap 3-2t*
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a. HENRY's INviaonAnSe CoRp1AI--The cele.
brated cure for GENERAL DEBILITY and all NERVOUS
DISEASES Price 81 per BOTTLE bottles for S. 6
for IS; II for SIG. For sale by .
W. II. GILMAN, Washington,
PEEL STEVENS, Alexandria
MACPHERSON 4 MARSHALL, Baltimore,
I. w DYoTT Sons, Phila 'eIphia,
And by Druggists throughout the country. So
mar 23-1m* slt
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rs Now IS TIE rIME.-The display Of daguerreo-
types ut PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsyivania ave-
handsome business aud hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain ther- Let it be
duly remembered a nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and was Is gratifyirg, al-
ways atta!ns it. This accounts forNAs success Of
Plumbs Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all weathers. dacy-
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UE!-ICE!i-ICEuI

THE Undersigned returns his thanks to the publ;e
L for their very liberal patronage for the past sy
years, and hopes to merit continuance of the same
Having the agency of large eastern Ice Obmps
ny, will be enabled to supply dealers by the cargo
and his customers by the ton, or in such smaller
quantities az they may require through the season
at one stated price.
Orders received by Charles Stott L Co, druggists
corner Pennsylvania avenue and street; John r
Given Go wood and coal dealers, corner l4ih and
Z streetE at my office, Monument Hill; or they may
be directed to me through the post Office
JNO. PETrIB0NE.
mar o-eOd2E1 Int Union law
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New York Market

New YORK, April 4. -Flour-sales Of
8 OGG barrels of State At S. S7.O6I, and
Southern at $3.50 S7.6S. Wheat un-
changed. Corn-sales Of "a 900 bushels
at IS cents for mixed, and at 20 a 81
cents for yellow. Cotton dull. Stocks
declining.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

L'CR sALE.-A handsome two story and attic
IL brick HOUSE nearly new. and the l. IT, situated
on 'th street between NJ and streets NORTH: the
house contains rooms well finished with goo pas
sa5e clothes presses and Closets side sni back aly
good wood house. large enough FIR stable and car
rage house Would take in part good building
lot Fer particulars apply to Rawlings Reig.e :
Grocery Store, corner eth ard streets.
Ap 4-Il#
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I'HE undersigned offers at private sale, ne y aud
J. beautiful three story frane house, with two q o.
ry back building. containing eight rooms and pss
sage bath room aid pantry; tae lot runs back o.
feet TO lO foot alley. also siie alley The pro,.
ery s situated in one of the haalthest parts of tie
city. AID is now ucder rent 1T SZ75 per annum Ter.
cons wishing to ipves' money where il will ray 2
large interest, will do well by calling on j. T. MARI
llth st., between and NJ, between II ard O'clock
This property will be sold low for ssh rsp3-sts
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MASSACHUSETTS, Elaction

New BEDFORD, April 3.-The election
fer member of Congress in the LIST dis
trict, in place of Zeno Scudder, resigned,
to-day, has probably resulted in the cleo
ton of Thomas Elliot, regular wing
The vote of this city is for Elliot, 1,15s,
A. H. Rowland, F. s. and Native, 1925.
Plymouth, Elliot, 228; Rowland, les.
The Democratic vote is not reported.
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The Great Sweepstake Racs-Ksntueky
Victorious

New ORLEANS, April 1.-The great
sweepstake purse of $4,000 was con-
tested for on Saturday, the principal con-
tants being the horse Lexington, for Ken
lucky; Arrow, for Louisiana: Lecompte,
for Mississippi, and Highlander. for Ala
bama. The course was thronged with
sporting men from all parts of the Union.
and the betting was very high. The
purse was won by Lexington, the repre-
sentative of Kentucky, in two straight
heats.
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Distllery Burnt

New YORK, April 4.-Johnson s distil
lery, in Washington street, with severa
adjoining buildings, was burnt TODAY
Loss estimoted at 100000.
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Distillery Exploded.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, April 1.-The still
in Eeelman' S distillery bursted this morn
ing, causing terrible explosion. Three
tnen are known to have been killed, and
others are probably fatally wounded.
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PRlNG BONNETs.

SPHlNG BONNETs, , .L-t.s -
NJ FLOWERS AND RIBANDS
Just received at sHEDD'S, Iitf, street. between
psnna. avenue and street, large lot Of Bonnsts
Flowers, and kihands, Of the choicest kind, which
viii be sod AZ the lowest cash prices. s' IL 40
Also, saik, Lawn, Grape, and every kind of Bonnet
made TO order with neatness ana lispatch.
IN. B.-Bonnsts bleachea and pressed in the best
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. APRIL 3.

ARRIyED.-Schr Grace Daring, Bartlett, Boston,
10 NJ. Eidridge. and frrgh for the Di, tri5t.
Schr John Thomas, Elsay, =. lumber to Smoot
4 Uhler. ti'.-
schr. William A. Grant, Gray, Newbern. N. c.,
lumber and rosin 10 Thomas Dyer.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to j. L
Wheat Bros. aud freight for the District.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

I)AhNES MITCHELL, on the avenue, o0tween
ID sth and 9th streets, have the pleasure of sn
nOunciDg to their friends and the public that they
are now receiving snd viii be getting in daily for
the next two or three weeks. from "reremptory y
auction sales n New York and other sources very
large and varied stock of LADIES DRESS G .ODS, Of
new and approved fabrics and designs, comprising
the most modern styles in
Striped, plaid, and plain Silks .,. .. -.
Grenadines and Tissues, plain de LANES FL az.
Plain and plaid De Bayes
Plaid and plain Spring Poplins, Berage de LANES
Fine Challi Cloths, French and English Lawns
Jsconets and 0rgsnd es, Of patterns not before e&
hitited
Ginghsms and Bingham Lavns
English, French, and Amsrieap ChintI
White Goods of every description
Together with q large and very cheap stock Of Ia.
dies and gentlemen's Linencambrick and SIX Hand
kerchiefs, Hosferies Gloves, Rihands, Lace Under
sleeves, French Worried Collars he; to which they
would invite the attention Of cash and abort time
buyers. gasgEIUf uEA EzzlsEkS u
Great inducements viii be offered to ell thoss Who
may favor them With csn. u mar 20-eo3w
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By J. ROBINSON, Acuttone.r

CL0oP At AUCTfON-I shah sell. neyt WFD-
- NESDAY MORNING, April 5th. a. 10 q clio. r
at Biasten's Wharf, enc Sloop. o. tons Snrthsn.
With sails, anchor, cable, &C., all complete
inns Is snid to be fas: sailing boat aul will be
sid to the highest bidder for cash
JOHN Robinson
Aucioneer, opposite Browns Hotel
mer 3l--4ts
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mar S-eOd2rl Int A.

IA NEW SPRING GOODS.-wM TUCKER
Merchant Tailor, Pennsylvania avenue, be.
LIZ Of returning his sincere thanks to his numer
Gus friends and patrons in and out Of Congress fol
their hberei patronage, and to inform them that he
mas Just returned from the North, and is now open
one OF the most elegant and best selected stocks
Of Spring and Summer GOODS he has ever presented
70 the public; all Of which will be executed in his
usual style and at the shortest notice.
Call rnd see. . sea- WILLIAM TICKER
mar ll-eOly
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d Il ID.
,fur.t ND NLT VNI nTTNns.U,

On the Sd instant, FRANKLIN PIERCE DEPRO,
aged % months aud day.
sgfThe friends and acquaintances of the family
are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, ii
O'Clock, a. m, at the residence OF Frederick Cud
ilpp, Bridge street, Georgetown.
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MARRlEn.

AT keokuk, Iowa, on March 23d, by Rev. George
Denison, WILLIAM w. BELKNAP, formerly of
Georgetown, ID. c., TO Miss CORA LIE ROY, dausf-
ter OF the late Alexis LIE Roy, of Vincennes, Ina
ana,
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g HlLLINGTON has received Godsv,
~ Lady's BOOK. beautifully illustrated, for April
Putnam's Magazine for April
Kpickerbocker do do
Grakam's do do
All the New Books published are received jmme
Everything in the Back, Stationery and cheap
publication line for sale at
ShiILINGTON'S Bookstore.
Cor Pa. av. and AZ st. Odson Building
mar 30-tf
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~ New style of Daguerreotypes, on Paper and
Glass-Strangers and citizens invited to call and
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made at
kooT Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 7th street
Admittance free ism d--dts
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LOR RENT-A three story and attic brick dwell.
l. ling HOUSE, situated on the corner Of 10th
and l. streets, containing twelve rooms
Or q frame Dwelling adjoining, containing eleven
roams, with cellar
And also for sale or rent, a brick building,
containing eight oms, iuated on llth street be.
tween NJ and streets. Enquire of s. Simms. cor.
ner of 10Th and l. streets ap3-eta
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The
IL undersigned will sell on accommodating L. rms
part of his Real Estate in the City of Washington,
consisting OF % large amount Of cheap Ground, and a
number OF valuable building Lots, in various Sec
tons of the city. Apply to -
THOS. LUMPKIN, Office, 10th ST., or t, Ola.
&c. Mcguire,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
mar 14-ln
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~ CURE OF SCRoPULA op TEN YEARS STANDING by
the use Of Kidwells Beach Drop confirmed BY the
certlhcate OF Mrs. Emerson, of Alexandria who has
gained considerable reputati for the treateht of
Ulcers, de- Mrs E. will give further infarna ton to
any one visiting her relative to the case. The char
acter OF the BEACH DROP Is fully established that
no one doubts that j. possesses greater medicine
virtues than any other preparation manufactured
for the cure of Scrofula, Bronchil Diseases Rbeu.
matism, &c. Strangers visiting Washing on who
have friends afflicted with such diseases, can have it
sent to any part Of the United States securely
packed See further evidence on first page of the
"Star" tNoI
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Conneeticut flect,ou

A.
HAKTroRD, April 3.AThe returns so
far as received, Indicate that the whirs
have swept the State by very large ma
.jority. a@fE Psi ,i@9o q, Is III
Hartford elects two Wings to the Leg.
stature. Manchester Mcriden, 1, and
East Hartford ., all Of which are whis
gains. Out Of IA representatives elected
IN THIS county 10 wings. Z freesoil and 8
democrats, showing a wb;p GAIN ~ nine
since LAST year. Returns have also becn
received Of the election of 8 ,-h;,S :,
several adjoining counties. 5 of which
are wing gains. The lst and 10Th sen,-
torial districts, composed of parts of
Fairfield and Hartford county, elects .
whie senator's, both of which are wbiv
gains. ~ t 90
SECOND DESPATCH.
HARTFORD, April 4.-The returns in
dicate thai the Coalitionists will carry
both branches Of the Legislature BY q
large majority. The Governor and other
regular State officers doubtful; but be-
lieved Democratic.
AS majority over all is required TO
secure an election of Governor there is
probably no election by the people.
rr THIRD DISPATCH.
HARTFORD. April 4.-The returns re-
ceived from nearly all the towns indicate
that the Wings and Coalitionists have
elected almost all their candidate to the
legislature. As far as heard from, the
Wings have 3l2 ahead on the Governor.
Last year the vo,e for Governor stood.
Seymour, Dem, B0 .Sl4: Butler, WING, }
20 GIL; Gillbe, IF. S. ] S.92G.
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~ Joe ShflIingtcn re,

&1- Joe Shtilingtcn receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fsr Earper's and all the other Magazines
and Our readers will always find large and good as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of4h street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10