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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15
LAzELL,s CLIMAX HAIR TONG.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

A GOOD CHANCE.--An Any man wishing to en-
IN gage in the Boot Business canear of good chance
by addressing through the Post Office H. X. Worcester
Mass. mch13 diva
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15
FINISHING LUMBER

of all kinds constantly on hand at the very Lowest
Market Prices such Southern Hard Pine, of all dmen-
sons, Shingles Capboards, Laths, paned and j0nted
Floor Boards of Hard Pine, SOFT Pine and Spruce last
ern and Western Finishing Lumber Of all dimensions.
Also, Cherry, Black Walnut, and White Woodland, in
net, every kind of Lumber that this demands.
N. b. We are prepared to send
Frames ana Lumber
If all kinds having purchased for that purpose all
roads leading from Worcester, the best OF terms and
respectfully solicit liberal share of the public paronage.
T. Il O. K. EARLE, Washington Square
Worcester, February l, 1854 mch6 d&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15
DR.. ORDWAY'S 1MI
p AIN X Ill E r..

This preparation is composed Of great variety Of Ex
tracts, Gums Essential Oils, of which have here
lofore been united and compounded in the present FORM
Commissions Paintings Pain in the Stomach, Bowels Side
Back, Limbs and great variety Of other diIcudes 1t
Is also invaluable an external remedy II will be found
10 contain nearly double the strength Of any similar article
and possesses properties heretofore unknown No family
should be without il for a single day.
~ Price %, 37t and 90 cents Bottle.
Full directions for the above Medicines the Bottles.
For sale by all the principal Druggists in the country
Orders sould be accompanied with full directions how II
shal be sent.
Sole Proprietors.
For sale in Worcester by James Green NJ b. Green, D.
Al Harrington 4 Co.. Sibey Il Scott, Caldwell Hill, H.
A Wetherbce /; New England Village d. b. Wingate
Grafton A. l.. HAYES Clinton A. A. Burditt Ftchbnrg
D. b. Lane, T. B. choate Milbury, g. ]. Taft Uxbrdge
I, 1, Mowrev, East Douglass, Aaron NJ, Hill Webster
iIeo. p. Upham 4 Co. I. b. E. Pope Oxford, g. 0rms-
bee and BY the principal dealers Of medicines everywhere
uch d&wisGm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15
a.. OnDW4Y,S mUMOR DIsCOyE-

@V RY, AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
DR., 0RDwAY has been using his Blood Purifier in his
practice for the last years. with great success He
has often been urged by his friends and those who have
tried it and know its efficacy, to put it nthe reach of all
lie has added to it Herb discovered in California
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15
FOR KIDNEy DfrFTcUL.TJES.

1t is spoken off in the highest terms young man was
sick much with Asthma he had to leave college; three
bottles cured him, and he has resumed his studies
SICK HEADACHE, by the use Of two bottles. Mr. VIII
Hams Of Lawrence had HumoYs in his Eyes for years. was
cured by the tn Humor Discovery and blood Puri
fer For Chis Fever, Mercural Diseases Tants in
the SYSTEM it stands unrivaed sometimes when the sys-
TEN is much deranged will dsagreeabe feelings
first, but continue its the indications avora
able 1t is purely vegetables and its compound and pro
portions are such that the effect is perfectly satisfactory
and safe.
Full directions the Botlc-Price $780,
HE HAS Also Il HUI0R SALYE,
Unsurpassed for external Humors which if used in con-
much facilitate a cure
II Price 25 cents Bottle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

ms III FEED, 10 Tons OF superior Qla1r,. IN
1vh store-ior sale by Hiss, SUTTON, & CO.,
feb2S d&w3w No. 8 Mechanic Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15
"NEGRo DOGS.

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends and
Perry's celebrated PACK OF NEGRO DOCS fer the nre
sent year. and will give his undivided attention to tbs
business Of hunting and catching runaway Every
eau viii be promptly attended to when am not profession
ally engaged. Terms as follows;
Hunting per ay,,,... es M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15
COUGH DESTROYER.

This Invaluable Cough Remedy is for the complete cure
of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough
pain III the side and Breast hacking or ticking of the
throat splitting b5)d tightness across the Lungs Chest
and all Lung Complaints, leading to Consumption.
No medicine yet discovered has that decided effect In
turing Bronchial affections the Cough Destroyer. 1t
Tan be taken by Il ages and classes from enid six
months old to the oldest man woman with the
happy results. 1Js Price so cents a Bottle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

GUMAC.-lOO bags Sicily sumac, in store and for
- aleby mchl5 diff G. s. A. J. HOWE
GoAP.-2o cases Soda Soap; IS bbls. Oil Soap; for
- sale by G. S. & A. j. HOWE,
moh15 diff Worcester Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and
all Pulmonary Diseases. "Messrs REED, CUTLER 4 Co.,
Druggists BosonDurng practice Of 20 years, have
seen used all the popular remedies for Coughs and am
well satisfied that your Vegetable Pulmonary Basam is
best and hope will be better known and generally
used. Yours Respectfully,
Saco November 2, 1857
or Put up in SO and 81 bottles, and for sale by
Apothecaries and Country Merchants generally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

oil! OIL! 1000 gals. Sperm Oil;
W 1000 gals. Lard do;
1000 B. W. Whale do; for sale by
mch15 diff G.. s. A. T. HOWE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

Prof. Woods Hair restorative. - This
preparation fails TO restore grey hair to It's original
color to luxuan growth Of hair upon bald heads.
to prevent the hair from falling off, and to cleanse the head
Of Dandru Circulars containing certificates of its wonder
full effects will be sent (gras) any part of the country
BY addressing VIM. II. DYER, 157 Washington st. Bos-
on, Mas S. mch1 d2w&wlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

GROUND PLASTER, constantly on hand, and
Wv for sale, at our Mill on Manchester Street.
feh2S dNMDm RIISS- SIITTAN &
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N0lIoRS oF ~ KINDS, LIE coMPLAINTs

FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS IND JdUNDICE.
Its effects are new and wonderful, removing distractions
from the Liver opening the pores Of the skin, carrying off
the morbid natter relieving the side and all gone feelings
of the stomach and removing low spirits and desponen
cy, which the result Of this dsagreeabe and often ia
tai disease
nothing like it.
For Cancerous HumorsI is the surest remedy ever Of
ierei. One widow lady in Lawrence has been troubled
with cancer for years by taking two bottles says she is
now quite well.
For Costiveness--One gentleman says that it was the
only medicine which cured him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-15

WHITE BEANS.~-We have now in store /,
wv large lot of White Beans. part are the small
Pea Beans, very fine lot, for sale by
LEE SPRAGUE Co.
mchlO dawu AZ Main st.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28
TEE WATEkING PLACES

Nov that The steamers and railway cars are
daily carrying away scores of our citizens il
search of c. oil, coy spots, OF the bewitchin-
pleasures IF the summer resorts by sea and
land, We cannot do a greater at Of kindnes
than BY calling the attention of our readers 10
the ttractious IF the ysri,ui watering places
So Ell, quently set firth in the ADVERT ins co :
unns Of the Star. Nc greater proof uf the su.
perior merits of these es abiish ments cou,i be
addaced Than in the good taste whiJh tbcir
prIpIie.ers have eginced in selecting he Sta,
as q mtdidm to communicate with the Public
We NoLld invite att, u ion, in particular, IL
the Chesapeake Hall, Hamptoa, Va All wh O
have risi ed it speak of the place us one of the
most d.iigh full summer resorts il the Who'll.
Southern country, and Of the ho ell as one OF
the best KEEP, best appointed tstabli.hme ots
south of Mason and Dixon's line. The sea
batting at Nau- pton cannot be surpassed. Cal
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The l"telligencer eschews editorial to-ds

Il ne l"feAi9e7CsF eSCneWs editorial To-Day.
The Union, replying to the North An,sri
en's OF j+ctions to the Gsdsden treaty, in
3. eaking of the necessity for its nsgotia'iou.
on the part of the present Administration.
says: ....
The Nor;h fmerlcrn knew. or ought to
know, how he treaty Of Guadalupe ii dag,
was made II Was made in violation of orders.
by Nj Trist. and was accepted hecaure IL W
I Q hest that could he get at II chi icui moment
Mr. Polk submitted il 10 the United states Sc
Ia e, and the eleventh article was ret6iued IL
the treaty by the vote of such Wig Senators
as Crittebdeu. Davis Of Massachusetts,. lIole
Dayton. Reverdy johnson Mar gum. Pbell s
Spruance. Webster. DC dc. Mr.. Fillmore
admins ration offs' ed six million alone 10. i's
abroga ion, but Until the present moment NO.
thing c uId be done with it,"
The same joufrsi, ty way If showing the
boldre with which the anti Nebra-ka pres
fals:fy fleets, quotes letter from The Wash
ington correspondent If the Phiiadelphis
NIrth Am,rtcan, concerning the address OF
Messrs. Fo1; Mace and Featon, as follows, viz:
- The address TO the free Sta;es, this day
pGblisht d. "ga LIST The repeal of the Missouri
mpIomiss, il tn JOINT prodHrt.on of III,
Wing and Democratic opyonenty of thu
E1S1NNFe. MT 90, OF vermont, Nv htg) wa
president of tie meeting which adopted th,
address. and the secretaries we're two demo-
Gratis. Mace Of Indiana, and FentOn of New
York. The committee which prepai ell To.
address was alec composed equally of Wig,
and Democrats. In fact, oil the Democrat
that OF posed the fraud i'll the House heartily
particip r;ed in the p. oceetipgs which led 10
The address and declare II eir unalterable pur-
pose to Re ist the audacious and unpIipcip leG
D stem of agitation of v hich the Nebraska b. II
Was but the beginning
With reference to this paragraph, the edi
Tor Of the Union says that he tsaiicsse
thcse treble falsehoods to show the disgrace
full fraud sought to be praciised upon the
Mouth 10 the name Of for'y -three Democrat
% The House when but three are willing to
admit that they took part in the proceedings
Tow ~i-kcdly charged upon all The moraiit,
OF this Lew exped: emf deserves he applause OF
nj least three thousand preachers"
7hs Se"fin.f discusses slavery again to-day
IN lis Two leading editorial articles
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

Mn. Consul NsLsoN-rHE OTHER SIDE OF
TIE cAsE.-The public are already familiar
with Mr.. Nelson's Tor his friends version OF
his osss. which led to his arrest and imprison'
mspt In the common Ill Of Turks Island. II
il but an act Of sheer justice that the other
side of the @ .se should be heard, and We &C.
cordingiy make room for the follo wing expla'
>+iou which appears in the editorial columns
,f rho Turks Islanl Royal Gosette, OF May
81 -
ga, ;,f,rmstion was filed in the Supreme
Co.,. on.;nsf MFR. Nelson for an assault On the
,'ers,n - a ma.is:rate. To this information
Mr. Nelson plead guilty. and set up IN ex1eh.
ua,ion. that he was ignorant teas II ".s
II, spistr ate whom he assauIsed on inc pteA
of eui ty being given. the court. u 's
ing on the 18th inst passed sentence thai ~,
Nelson should bay q foe nf twenty pounds
and costs and that he should he c"mmi ted 10
the cu.tody Of she marshal until The said hne
and cos.s he paid or give security for the pay
mer I ,hereuf within a week The defendant
fused to pay the fine or give security, when
&, va committed to prison
Tie Ga sette further says;
"Some would argue that they had seen
greater offences than that now under consId-
GRAFTON. visited with lighter punishment. But
We think that in this mode Of re ,soning they
loose sight of m ST. Important consideration
that in Furnishing an offender, attention
should be paid 10 bis circumsta noes educa Ion
and standing in so~iety-a,.d according to that
criterion should his punishment in grea,
measure depend. Mr. Nelson is an educ .tei
man who. from his official capacity. shout
stand high in this community, and if he 10 =
moment Of s'ron2 exi'emenr. had mfr ed
he laws of the country to which be il accredl.
| te i-he should hase en- tn make repsration. and
should know how to submit with pitiepcs 'e
RI g punis hmeut Necessary to vindi ,ate those
violated laws; or his examnle nav hive y
, powerful effect. and engendcr fee ing ct op
| ,o,ilinn All contempt for the laws amcrg II {
ignorant, he may be very Tar from feeling hin
SELF
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28
PE u AlDNAl.

I'M jor Lug, If Carbon county, Pa, VII
served 10 he Mexican war Rith distinction.
Cow in this city, on his way to kans L. lwhe {
he Intends to locate permanently. lie is &C
computed by bi. family.
80. asx M.,Ietzek, viii his freshly IN port q
opera troupe. open at Castle Ga,den, n. York
tv-u,oiToS evening ia Lacta.
....At the last accounts, Mad Bis.aecia nti
was singing 10 crowded houses in ValparAis
1.-The last BIT of illibuster intelligence il
given in the firm Of a warnieg echo-'hus
fItIErsTEkJ.-1f all the grn-rai- : ih-. Hand,
I o ..,>s III. AntI.i-, stand,
IT. de- lB'd ,hv hIay Il ALL Ii nj va
Is Nh -sIsIppi'- General QunIaH.
CcEo.-Qut, nI,ii,
go. Hon. Gilbert Dean, n C. from New
York, has been appointed by Governor Sey
rnoar, Judge Of The Supreme Court of tina
STATE, yi-e judge Ba,euo deceased
....ktV Beza eel Howe Of the New Yor.
Coufe. epce Of the II. Z. Church, died a,
kirgsb.ijse, n y, on Saturday
SO. Gel sAu. IIous on will hold forth. On
the .fJurrh,' a. heading in Alt Berks an.
whore Sc 50 says a. exchange. The Gen
Ntf' bds Ct4icch lUi VI
dresses IN moi les than half dJzen dife! ell,
places
The London correspondent Of the Boston
PoNf g1ssips thus about the personal ar pear
sLce ii the royal party, at the opening OF th.
syder hahn Cry stall Palace
Her N -siy Was dressed in founced dress
Il blue gtUIe over silk slip embrOide.
Cd ~iIh white flowers. Prince AL Der, wore thu
ULlsorm Cf "a Oionel of tLe guards. The king
or PR ugal was psrti ;uis,ly 9 tent TO th,
Prircess hcysi who seemed much pleased l.
2Ale louLd AL equal without IL the same tine
I'll dI q brother As be Is but II ears OLD
md she weighing iowa us her Is year the o..
r.f Is hat - love match my Perhaps sprire
up III Buckingham Palace The Price, o,
H.,.e$ and Prince Albert wore white panta
Joe n, with IOoce tunes and bells, and white
csPs .i,t red hands. Her msjesty took hes
deIsarsule a: Al o lock, the same homage being
laid TO htr marked her ARRIVAL In The
words OF Ole no Witnessed The return, the
PEI O. ore aioeg be lie had bot in fbe less'
u roi,ish~d and 10 their ed; de light the royal
caIr.ag@s- OWL g TO he eAireus f,epess IF bit
day. had bren thrown open, her, by aiDnding
HI e1 client view al her u j,sty, the rOy.I
child, eu king OF Portug, u. AID the numerous
and brill Ant suite. lac youthful king of Por-
tus T. who Sat text TO her msj-sty scented
muh intertsied with the reception which
owe w he re greeted The sovereign"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

a. The Great " htte must ksntsb'
prise Giving away TT p rty 81 late rAs U e.Il'
sc-r-w hse fashionable With . cer-a'n cars II pee
pie; hut we b We hes Of no enterprise OF late
that seems to us 10 re any better cal 'uista 70 d.
n, nv he amount of gco. with es little 3piury q
atiach as the one which HIS jus b en- of'rsi h
Mr. ] r. Whit. hurst VITO at tnis present TIM bs'
the most extensive Daguerrean establishments j.
the county, xnd who hiss horne tn. highest honor,
s>., .sury Ilsce Where be has entered for competi
ton.
..,4 plsnis simply this. He pr po es To give
VAST an cunt of real and personal pro 7ertV value
a. $4,000 tn his patrons Tn sc VIII With Ia quo
en-, pc valued AZ s., and sLirh Is richly vo
-hat suount Will he III de p 'esfnt of GER d at
which will AT L. se-ure to the hOl er, volume
tn ,es. jou MAJ pm lI>hed in this courirs o. Eu
rn, He HIS conv ysd This ysst amount OF propr
Is 70 al irte' ssr,d truste g. who ara respect sibl
men, and who wi c mol evs ~ cert,fc.t'
Among tn let Of gif are ELEVEN bUSFRFI
AND sIXIY-THREt, valued at f1m s. up
= 600: every certificate will get at least of tn
n imba for scme person must get 'ler, as the {
Arc no b snEs Consequently M re Il no risk
,sinc one can't. the zen tifc~te Is no'hr moi,
nor less than q present. Ard il our req ers "
look p. his Awe tisemeut In an iher column, the
viii see among his list. nine vau BILE pieces ut req
e,tate-sne Cf which q fine farm: Eve vsluzh1
o amos worth $500: so gold and liver lever watche
$ 9TH $500 b.s des diamond rirgs. 81 Yer pitcher
~b'-ts. CPS. gold chair br ceets, bresrt-pn>
locs ct and many other things too numerous L
mention.
Mr. Nhi. hurst will not give away but fifty tho
SAINT srrh certifcst e, end the property will be O.
vi ,pi RS sonu they are di.rotr!c re hss as
instructed u, 20 sny, the per or~ho hollis oh -
iti at ia the tne to whom the pro cry y 10
ven at the ii re a aivsion is ma luakl 6 nc III
or nee whether the b lder lie the lndivi ual VIII
;rst rereivet it or u t.
We think the above T. sufi lent Z an explain
ion to any Pc rson who m.y feel anxious t. kno'
he xsrt manner in VIII ch tn a vast te pr e !
{. item up which we believe can do Done any harm
hat ~ unqurstionstl ~ b. nefit many I the biol
re IF cert fl -a,es - Rfceshiry I re ll0eocer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

n= An address will b. delivered be,o,e
lS tbs Alumni Asanciati1n of Colun, hisn Col
ieee, bs the Eev. 7. J. HIPHK1D. of Phil drIph a.
Ct The &C. Bspt.t Church, On NEDN LsDAY nexl'
the 18th Instant at o.. lck D m.
Tbs uolic q respectfully invited 10 attend
Inc Alumni sre quest~d 10 m.st 10 the hsse,
mtnt ros n Of the Church, ct s'olpch m, OIL tie
% int j, ". ~. uV JnT
jszA- III To- see. g"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

ExTRAvAGANCE The 10 i.v,ile Courier
say. that Mr. Lat'obe Louis ara planter
re ched that city a few d,ys .ince. with Lis
family. from The coLtinen OF Europe. Desi-
rcus Of going home 10 n z ca manner. be e
fered ST. $40 for Ihe exclu i've use Of he ladies
csbia Of the steamer Eclipse On her US down
TIP. Fai ing in this, he engaged he VIII 'e
IF the ladies' cabin 90 the Ch AZ celIor, for
about $1,000. His party numbers seven.
The Carrier appears to forget that if ,i,b
men were ''close fstei," poor folks would
starve The transfer Of 81 900 from the pocket
of Mr. Latrobe to the pocket of the owner Of
the Chancellor vas merely equ alisiDg the
exchanges"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

- most eesutifIi. choice, and varied assor
ment OF fresh sprihg and sunmer Clothing has ju,
osen ope""d by Noah Wall er & Co., proprietors .
the c. Celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
)ur citfzens. a. well as strs ugers, should by h
means give them trial, their goods arr mad.. u
II the very best manne- and most fashionable styi.
,her stocs consist OF full dress and business sui,
dns black and colored Cloth mock and dr.aa Cot
-lch Vestings. &C., with sel-c ion of Furnish,
foods not SURPASSED In the city for beauty and sty
particular csfe and attention has been paid to n
toys and Youths Department
Their price. are uniformly low, and We Gar In y ,
and all. call on Them isinre purchasing e,s.vh.x
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

= iHE sfrR1osooPA --This beautiful instrumen,-
oy shs iasuerreotypists, simplied and put b. for.
'hs public for general adoption. On viewing 10.
ippcs'mn OF It to Daguerreoype pictures 1t is hard
re>t.a AIN ones wsrmest enthusiasm, 80 tcnjsb.
ng the result produced. The object of vision seen
throogh the stsreoscope is longer . pictuI g; II
mas all he iineamsnts and peculiArities, and pres
ence OF The living subject. only less in size. The
complement With which this is done must be seem
70 DC believed The emily place that We know of in
me city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can BE-
p occurred is HlIERURsrs, on Penn yivsnia avenue.
The world y indebted t. Professor WHEAfsres r for
tns beautiful invention, which equals, in fact, what
Baco:. .' H-.I . ~>A
Inc beautiful Daguerreotypes described above.
sre daily sold at WHITEHURsr's GALLERY Pennsvivs.
MA avenue pear AZ street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

AS-h shout 6t uniu.Tsatty km"aon-for its strict
uue--that indiges Ion is tie pare mt Of large pf
portion of the tatsl diseases Dysentery di .rrbn,
cholera morbus liver complaint, and many ctn.
diseases enum rated in the city inspectors week.
catalogue of deaths, are generated by indi-estio,
suffer from disc drTed sto@sSsss a nhn IL OF II MI WI
ling to be guided by al vice, tcuna-d upon errsr
enre resort at once don't delay day. to Hoofend
'.rman Bittsrs, pr. pared oy DR.. q. NJ. JAG! 70,
which, as An s,era i've, curative, and in7igeran,
TAM alone and unapprosched. We have tri-i Il
'tittsrs; ard KIN W that that they ace ~xceiier,
fhe diseases SPECIFIED sbove. For s.ie by dvaie .
mediclne evsr> ~h,-. on q
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28

A LoSG Pull "A couple Of Boston amateur
boatnen recently took pull at the oars which
beats the time # any boat club that was ever
tnade before. They made an excursion Of
twenty miles 10 thrss hours and half, with.
out esting for moment on their oars.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-28
PROCEEDING OF TO-DAY.

SENATE MIR. Petit arose to privileged
question, and called the attention Of the Sc
nate to an Interpolation in the official report
of The Senates proceedings of Monday last,
made by the Senator fir IN Massachus It's (Mr.
Sumner he had been informed. wherein that
gentleman had insert ed words which had not
been uttered on The floor, certainly in order,
and which were In themselves false
Mr.. Sumner stared THAT he had uttered
them in his seat, " though not in order. "A note
from the reporter Was read, saying shat the
interpolated wards were not down in the r, .
porters notes
The Minnesota Railroad bill, from the House
was then taken up, and was being considered
when the Star went to press.
IN TIE HoUsE, to-dIy. the Speaker laid be-
fore the House a communication from the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, covering reports OF
surveys Ct the Ohio river; laid on the table
and ordered To be printed.
Mr.. Shelton intl oduc d bill for the better
prot ection of life and property from shi wreck
of the ooas's If the United States referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
The 6rst BUSHES In order being the cousid.
Grafton Of the bill to es ablish weekly ma
ser, ice between tie Atlantic S,ates and San
Francisco
The pending question was announced to be
on the motion of Mr.. Cobb to reconsider til G
vo'e by which The said bill was ordered 10 b..
read The third time
The mott n to agree to being reconsidered
Mr.. McDougal, af'sr some tune spen, in IN.
ducing the House to permit him SO to d .
moved tn amend the bill 80 us 10 m AXE i. rea d
that 1t shalI be the duy q. the Pos maste,
General to determine any CONTRACT 10 b.
made for lie service he Elm rtnuirea
in ,tead Of " aud il shall be tho du Y of The
P, stmaster General TO Determine any er..!tne
CON raot for the service hereiu required
The question being on agreeing to thi:
amendment, it was agreed to-ysas $50, na,
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A. BALDWIN, al his Factory, corner Of 81 st
sni indiana avenue IL pre- AIRED fill all order, 70,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mould, GO, &c
Thrnins In wood such BaIusters and Nevals
Scroll saving for builders, Lsbinst and CoscL
q lkers.
large quantity Of the above articles on hand a,
low prices
Alao, lot Of second hand Store Rxtures O,unt
e1s' oss"ets- SnelV'n9, 30. ap4-eo3m