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nYsTER SHUCKER An expert young IT an. un-
~ derstanding the above business, will NEE,
with cord ton by applying to the subscribe,
provided, however, be can come well re Commended
"a possessing the cd principles of honesty md so
brieiy. Better information will he obtained on ap
plication. j. BOULANGER,
street, near the har Department.
ap 2S-eoGt
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gland FIRST OF NAY PIC MIC TO mt.
VERNON AND FORT WASHINGTON

F.. .Sli FARE kkDUChD-toa allow grand
ssEzriazSsz77s wild flower gathering Let ,ar nts
take theii chi'drs n. Fare Il cents; children he'll
pr'ce The E0RaE WASH NGFoS will lesve Wash
,ngton al y m, and Alsxsniriaat 90. Return to
washington between a L d o'clock. q
heirtshments m the boet-:hose wishing can take
their own refreshments
good land OF music will ha on board.
Inc 6fips 70 Mount Vernon are very pleas ant.
up 28-2t JOB CORSON. Cautain.
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U"Blackwood's Edinburgh Maya.
zine," for April, is received from our at.
tentive friend, Joe Shillington, who re-
ceives at the earliest date all the new pub
locations.
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u Mr.. Lafrage, of New York, is con-
structing, in that city. saloon that will
accommodate over $500 persons.
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~ The B baltimore Catholic ..Metropo.
Titan Magazine" FIR May, is on our ia
be. 1t isawsl filed number. pa
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WEDDING GIFTS

N W CALI BNo have just t.ished a large
w as-o tmPrt II Farcy Silverware, suitab for
weIding and other Presents: such as
Silver sent Knives. Pres, rye spoons
S'gsr iIters, Cram Ladies' SILT Cellars
e To X, Gravy Ladies. Olive Spoons
-icsle Knives. Irumb Scra ers
Fish, Pie, Cake, aud Ice Cream Knives
he iGes the above articles of silver they ofsr A
choice assortment Of uperor stcd Tea Sett, Cake
bsskets Card Trays, Sugar Baskets, Butter Bowls,
Pickle Jars Crns, Tea Kettl $. &c.
Also a large assortment f fine Fans, jet Ne kls-
ces and Bracele s, which thev far unusually low.
NJ. W GAIT Il BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue. between oh and 10 b sts.
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FRANCONIS
Fl I p p O D r Q M e
BENEFIT OF
II . n S. f K A NCONI
SATURDAY, April Goth,
ALTERING AND EVENING.

AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
MOST Positively
The ufry lost Representations
VI the H'ppodTome In Wahir gtOn, as the establish
ment OPEN in Bait more next week
On This &C 'a.i,n
ALL THE RESOURCES
o. fraDccnfs Great Troupe will lie brought into r..
quis,t, to M nish enter taiument Of the bivh
est attractive power. ap2s-
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A DDIFlONALSUPPLIES OF GENT'S FURNISH
~ ING GOODS recei wing new and beauti
ful styles Of Gentlemen's Furnishing GOODS, fl.
the present and approaching season, such IS scarfs
Cravats. CT silk; elk, aud linen, and bas.ise stocks
and Ties; Poke. Hann kerch'efs; Silks and Linen
Gloves, Hosiery, &C., at LANES General Furnish
icg Store. PennsylTania avenue, near A. street
I'D 2S-eC2w
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DOARDiNG. MRS. HALL has two pleasant
st y2caa- RO ms, 1i fpor, suitable for a gantle-
man and lady, or S ver,l single g-n,lemen Terms
moGe'a;e. Mutation ona of the most desirable In
n. city.
Ira 'isut b;ardars can also be accommodated
-he VII furnish meals without l-dking
tlth street. between u aud III, Sd brick house south
I he *Rglish Lu heran Church AZ 2S-3t*
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PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.

The Speaker laid before the House a COM
munication from the War Department cover
ing report and maps of the survey for road
from Minnesota to the Big Sioux river. Laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Orr reported from the Committee on In
dian Affairs, bill to authorize the President
to cause to be surveyed tract of land in the
territory of Minnesota belonging to the half
bred or mixed blood of the Dacota or Sioux
nation; referred to the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union.
The House then proceeded to the morning
hour business, the further consideration of the
Land Donating bill Of Mr.. Bennett.
Whereupon Mr.. Rodgers addressed the
House at length in favor Of the said bill.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

Washington. April. q, 1854
The following nntice a. been received al this q"
psrtrest ON W II Robe tsou, 80. scing con-u
of ths United States a asrsna: "Notica Is gvs- 6
commerce. hy order the gu erintsndea thai the
81 tice e he royal order Of he s3th o. D@oeclef
nf the vaar last past Tub isbed in { 0ticisl GS
xete of10th Of brusry last, Il 20 b. under tood a
tllovs: Fkdt resNis chct, bssiSes TIE coal in G>s
quantify hda their sure, import other cargo 10
any Gmount shall be ia the frDac respecting ths
tonnage dues, BIZ: subjected 70 tie p,yAa mt of the pom
toa hath risit registering, ara other usual dses
DEPARTMENT OF srArE.
Washington, April q, 1854
Information has been received st this department
from the legation of tn, United Ststes ia Ce1tr-
America that, Of the ger drowned at Virgin h-v
on the I'd March last the bodies of the following he'd
been recovered and identified. effects found
de, artment and will b. deposited in the Treasur,
Department for the benefit Of the legsl claimants
Lpt.
William Lane, Isasc Edge,
ChDrt hhill, jacob Lewis, (colored,)
Edward Thomas, W. III. Gardner,
- Lesiin, Tor Leaving Francis Harris.
THE LsMPLIGHrER, ene Of the mot
l. fascinating and elegantly written volumes ever
issued
Mary Hnwitt's new book, Art Stu lent
Life AM savings Of Mrs. Darlington and others Of
the Family
Tempest and Sunshine; or. Life ia Kentucky
Melbourne ard Chincha Islands, and a ye,ase
round the World
SHADES Travels in Turkey
Violet. chiid Of the city
Knickerbocker Magazine for May
Godsy's Lady's Book do
Everything in the Book, Newspaper, and Station
cry line for sale at
sHILLINGToN's bookstore,
nc Cor. Pa. Az. and Va st., odeon Buiid'rg
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Nj APPS OF the Seat OF War. with latest
vi news per Stesmtrs
Turkey and he Turks, by Adolphos Slsde
Violet, the Child OF the City, q story OF New York
Life, by Robt W Greedy
Spirit Mauif "a ions examined and exI,lained
Mrs. Partington's Lie and ssylIg *
TAYL0R & MAURY'S
sp 26-G Bookstore, ne IT 9th g.
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NAV BALDWIN, be sold a. a very low
VA price, beautiful gold embroii Tered Dress
SSirt, suitable for the May Ball silk end Cspes,
Nantes, Dress Skirts, Embroidery Silk Sew NC SIR
ia skeins or spools, French Working Cotton Zephyr
Worsted, Coats Spool Cotton, Russell's coiored
Cotton, &c, wN. z. SHEDb,
Fancy Goods and Millinery,
ap TT Pa. az. nue.. phOve 18th st
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I ESLIEs' GAZETTE OF LADIES FASHIONS
i published in large monthly hunters filed with
en.ravirgs; price 50 per annum or 81 cents singly.
APP l-u FRANCK TAYLOR.
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UALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING
NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY EX-
ECUTED AT THE EVENING STAR
OFFICE. ~ -s.tfs-. ...tF--5
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1 Il tNsPAHENr TOILET : 'hr in Bars a re
1 supply received Al-o India Rubber Lcpl
;"mbs. Elastic Ribbn, Ladies' Bracelets superio,
Col.gus, Ioilst Vinegar, lie White. Hair, Tooth anc
Fat Brushts, spa ism and oihe Pans. &c, for saie
low at LAHM0ND' DIS, 7:h St
sp 2S-3t
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AMUSEMENTp
+ RANcoNrS
HIPP 0DR0ME.

This AIT ERS JON snd hVEAIAN vii h. ,,.,-,.-,
thu historical ps-eaut Of
IT % L X n A NJ l. Mt
or the fieli a the Goth OF Gold.
After which, Scenes Of
The C0Erse, the f.eld, The arena, and Ue Sadn-
The representations Of the Ffppodrome win confirm.
daring
ONE WEEK ONLY.
For the accom- notation Of Families and Parties nam,
ing from distance
DAY ENTERrAlNMS NTs
viii be given, commencing At o'clock-doors win
be opened at a quarter past o'clock.
Pricess Boxes. 8 Psrquette 80 cent?: Pit Is
q Its Children under ears, half prize t. Box and
s'aroues-3o haf price TO il.
nocrs will be opened at ~; to commence at
O'Clock
sp 4-ff
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GUNNER UNDEGGARM ENTs-
- Super Gauze, Cashmere, Lis,e Threat Linen
81 k and Cotton, at BRGE's
ap 26-u WillardS Hotel
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DOARDING.-A feE boarders can be .crom-
I'D nodated with pleasant rooms and toar1 ON
llth ST. west, betw Il aud sts., north, by Mrs l. p
Tubs. az E-3is
DOARDING--Mrs.E y. THOMSON, corner OF
- 9th and III streets, will have vacant on the LIST
Of May, two Rooms, suitable for a family.
ap Z7-3l%
CINGING SCHOOL for Children and Ioyro
- FeogIe.-- rofs. kEMMERER from Phi al, lpris
will give a course OF Lessons I'm Vocal Music lie
will give lectures AZ ths Temperance Hall on Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings at 5 O'clock. Also.
Saturday morning al Q, and on Mo day ard Thurs.
day nights the Islsnd, at Ryland Chapel At
o'clock, and on Tuesday and Friday nights, and ON
Saturday evening, at the Navy Yard at the Ebene-
ger NJ r.. Church
Tuition rs cpnts, for IL lessons
Con ert will be given at the close.
apT-1w*
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DOINGs IN CONGRESS.

SEyAfE.-Y estsrday, number Of amend
ments we're proposed to the Indian Appropria-
ton bill by Mr.. Sebastian, which were debated
ut considerable length, and at O'CLOCK the
ena'e adjourned until Monday.
In THE House, yesterday, after we went to
press, at the conclusion of the remarks Of Mr.
Smith, of Va, in favor of the Nebraska bill.
the Committee of the Whole were addressed
on the same side of that question by Mr.. Barry,
and by Mr.. Hughes against that bill. The
committee then rose, and the House adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.
HoUsE.-To-day, after the reading Of the
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NoTICE.-The Excursion to
- the White House Pavilion to the
DInEer, winch was pos1pones on sc;ount of the la
weather, the 10Th CT April, will take place o.
MONDAf. HAY lst
The boat leaves Washington st m
BY order Of tie Committee
ap 2s-2t Dob cORsON, Captain.
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REMOVAL

II HAVE removed ny Broom, Wood and Willow
L ware, and variety store TO the New Warehouse,
No. 66 Calvert street Pratt street Wharf oppo-
ste the old StaEd, Baltimore.
SPENCER ROWE
sp 23-as Baltimore. Nd.
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GRIND EXHIBITION AND MAY BALL.

GR md EXHIBITION An MAY BALL.
Dior " ". MUADkR mat RESPECTFULLY
l. nounces 20 tie public tn Il lis first Annual TX
.lblti nd May Bal W II take place &C Jackson
Hall, May LIST, lisa. ST o'clock precisely.
EXHIBITION PROGRAMME.
]. FISHERS Hornpipe, by a gentleman
z. La file du Savatsur. by three misses
3. College liornripe, by n master
III Boiero 10y two misses
5. Highland fing. by gentleman
@ La Smoleuska, by a miss
Z. JOCKEY pornpiPe BY gentleman
3. Medley Dance by n child years old
3. III Jsleo de Jeres, by Mr. Munder
10. La Caehuchs, by four misses
IL Scotch Pes seul. by a master
IL 1yrisn Waltz, ~ gentleman ard two mss
l.. Grand shswl Dance. by Ia misses, in which one
Ell them will he crowned Queen Of MAY
IA. Grand firFmsn's Hornlipe: ore of the mcst
complete ami beautiful Iances ever introduced
in this CITY.
After the exhibition the foor viii be cle.r,d Tor
the accommodation Of the whole com, any,
Tickets for ssle az ell the music stores AID princi.
pal hotels n. w. MUNDRR
ep 4-It* Master Of Gers monies
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WATCAES- W. GAIT BRO, have jus
w Completed casing in gold large invoice of
superi'r Watch Movements, imported direct frou
the manufacturers. namely, Cooper, Dixon, Taylor
Cragg, Tobias, Bee,ley. &c
Also. large assortment Of the best Copenhagen
and Swiss Watches.
Purchasers cannot find in this country a letter as
so tment of perfect apkeepers nor at lower rates
than we offer NV GAIT BRO
Sign OF the Golden Eagle Pa ave.
an IS-St batwspp Orb and 1O,b sts
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rHINA CUPS d. shUCEHS. with mot
~ tes. Also, great variety OF China Ornaments
suitable for presents, for sale at
ap Z6-3t LAgIMOND'S. 5th st
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DUMP MAKING and
L LANDSCAPE GARpEyER AID FLORIST.

LANDSCAPE GARDENER AID FLORIST.
W1Lt1AN HUGHisS, Late "a, dener Of
w Aohd Iernon) most respectfully informs The
adles and gentlemen OF this city and its vicinity,
that he hiss cammenc in the ahoy business ard
lohbing generally fr m long exp ri-nce in Eng.
nd anu in this country, he fatiers him ef 10 10
able give every sati faction. ANY order left 81
his plaoP corner 9th nj streets, the smith
sonisn Ii stituton. will be promptly attended TO.
n. Bon hand fine collection Of choice Roses
aud other plants for sale. ap 23-lm
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L WATCHES W I.RY AND
FANCY GOODS.

l29 BALTIMORE STREET
Have On hand extensive stock Of the abcv.
goods, OF their Ooc5. Importation and Manufacturs
tountrs M -rchan may rely upon getting bar
gains at eur establishment
Orders from all parts of the United States p-omut
" executed sp lS-tF
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DENNY CYCLOPGCIA,6 volumes. b.
l. ing all that was ifsued If the America an Re.
PRINT, are for sale at 90 cts Per VOL full bound In
cloth, filed it'll engravings
Also, volumes OF the Penny Magazine. at So, Der
vol, Issued at 81 pdr vel. FRANCK TAI LOR
an l1-If
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Public, No II


JOINT REso' UTToN reslv" to bids for proyisfnns
Clothing. and small stores Tor the IRE of tie psy,.
ReAo'ced bv the Senate and House # Re,resr-,tn
res or ne U'ied StG'es Of America an Con.r.sS as
semoted rhst all bliss for fupt les If provistors
clothing sDd small st res for the use Of the navy
may he rejected, at the option Of The department. If
made by one who lis not known as a manu- Factursr
OF or regular draer in the article propcs I'd to he
furfls he'd, with fsct or TIE reverse must be dis-
lnctiy stated in the bid of red hat tn bids Of all
persons who may have filled to m, ly with the
condiions OF any contracts they msy have previ-
ously entered into with the Upied states fhail at
the option of the department., he rjectsd; that if
ors than one bid he offered for the supply Of an
article on account cf any party. eli her in bis
own nam-, or il tire nsms of his pa frer clerk or
other person, the whole of sch bids shall be- re
fcied at the uptisn of the department; and that CO.
p"rtn.r rs of an hrm shal rot be received as sure
ties for each o her; and thst, Nheneyer IL NAV bs
deemed nee ssArv, for III ipier'st Of ths govern
m-nt enf the belth Of the crew. of the U,,it,d
states ve srls, tn rr'eure psrionlsr bra de- fou
whfsh ar nown 60 keep besi sn distant sfaaious
the Bureau Of Provisions sId ard Clothipo wifi
the aprTt ba'ioa Of the secretsry OF the NAVY. be-
and hereby il, authsrixed to pIocu. = the same on
the best terms, Ia market IT. -" =
Approved q March, 1854.
An 2S-laW4W 80
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S1trdd from the act of Congress approred Ana.
10 1Sid -"

a
10, 1874
SEC o. And Ce ii further enacted That from and
alter the passage OF this act every roposa for
supplies invited by the Secretary of the Navy under
the proViso to the general Appropriation bin for
The navy, approved March third. eighteen hundred
ana forty three, shall he accompanied BY a written
Suaran ee. signed by one more responsible per
IONS TO the effect that be or they undertake thst
the bidder or bidders will if his or their bid lie 5,
copied, enter into obligation in such tinea :, AZ,
D. prescribed by the Secretary of the Navy. witt
so'd ana sufficient sureties, to furnish the
proposed No proposal shall lie considered uni. S
iccomp tnied by such susrantee. If after thu q G
c.Ptanca OF proposal and moi carion ricreo: h.
the bidder or bidders. he they shall fiji TO enter
INTO an obligation within the time prescribed by h
Stcr-tacy f the Navy, with good aud suffic' enr
Tor furnishing The supplies then theSecretary
OF the NAVY shall proceed TO contract with some
otnsr persons furnishing the sid SUPPLIES: and
hall forthwith cause the difference between The
amount contained in the pcoposal so guaranteed
and the amount for Wild Re may have contracted
,r furnishing the said Supp the who'll. period
81 the proposal to BE- char ed up again said i'd
der or bidders, and bis their guarantor or
-uarantorS; and the same may hp Immediately re-.
covered by the Unitei States. for the use of the
H.vy Drpartment. in action Of debt agaius.
either or all II said persons
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NOR SALE-A fine Bay HORSE, young. sound,
IL and gentle goes well in harness aud under
the saddle. Inquire at BIRCH'S Livery Stable.
ap 2S-3t.
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STI E ca wishing to rent furnished
VI ROOMS, may obtain them by making early ap-
p icatinn at the corner of l. ana 10th streets Ref
erences given and required. ap 2S-3tS
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AT HIrE BEAVER AND FELT HATS.-Now Oh
w hand aud receiving Beehes and othsr new
and fashionable styles If W bite Beaver HATS Alsc
White aud Drab FeIt HATS of all quantities and
prices, at LANES
Hat and Gents Furnishing Sire,
ap 2S-rO2w Pa ave-, near Az St
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" Canes; silk. Apaccs, and Cotton Umbrellas,
am Parssols. fresh supply at BIRGt's,
ap 2o-u WillErds' Hotel.
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ECONOMY Is THE soURC 2 OLE WEALTH

26tsy View uid inform the Ia lies ana the puo-
R1sS lie thatwe b We just Received q new aud
silendd assortment of SHOES, which wa
sin sell low. As they have been made to
our own Id'r by the most Gil brateG manufactur.
ers of tie North, they cannot fail TO give entire sat.
isf ton.
We haze on hard the ALBoNI CATER, which
for neatneSs and durability Cannot be surpassed.
slso, crest variety o. naiteTs Hal. CATERS, Mo.
roc and Kid Boots, of In rent cnIors
Black and bronze kuskins and slippers
Kisses cold Caters iots nd Siipp.rs
Msa 80 call att q ion to our stock Of White Kii
faiters, black, bronze, ard white French Kid Slip
pers. for the may balls
Call and examine for your selves
s. c. MILLS & CO,
Cheap Cab Shoe store
10. 8. Washing on Place. 9TH street.
ep CIV lint, Sentinel mi n, News 6t)
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DIAPER WINDOW CURTAINS for sale low at
Il ap2S3t LAMMOND'S, eth st
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ments, as we'll as general oratorical abilities.
The Stamps Of Prepayment on Stamped Ell
velopes Of the Post Office Department are no.
taken as evidence Of prepayment, if separate
from the envelopes on which they were made
Separating such a stamp from the envelope OF
which it was made, destroys its legal value
0ut-Houndary Of St. Louis The Commi.
sioner of the General Land Office has made al,
important decision in regard to the out -boun.
dairy of St. Louis.
Under the act of June Ii, 1872, the Survey
or General was required to run an out boun
dairy OF the town of St. Louis, so as TO include
commons thereto belonging. And it was fur
Their provided that all the vacant lots within
that boundary, not reserved for military puf-
poses, were granted for the use Of schools.
1t appears that the out boundary was nos
run until the year 1910, when, upon the appli-
cation OF the ST. Louis Board of Public
Schools, the out-boundary was run, and th.
survey approved by the Surveyor General. s,a
recorded; that certified copy of the snrye,
was furnished to the School Board within m
days after its approval that the same wa.
accepted by them without objection, and f.,
| thirteen years they continued to claim It'll,
| under it, and in the various suits brought I,
recover property claimed by the schools i
was insisted that the boundary was correct.
Within the last few months the question
has been raised as to the eorrestness of tbi.
out boundary, which led to the application O.
the School Board for new survey, the Board
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g EkVANT TO HIRF.-A Boy, Is years
- CT age, who has been accustomed to housework
aud is competent to take care CT horse. Apply al
Room g. S 'cond floor of Treasury Building.
ap 28-2t*
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DOARD-Witho or without Rooms, permanent
I'D or trans-nt, can be had at Mrs SMITH, ON
Il eel. near l4th. an l6-2vs
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-05
going vote
Totals. .1o1

1t will be perceived that If the fate Of Mr..
Jackson's resolution had depended on the vote
of northern democrats only, it would have been
sustained by the triumphant majority Of 80 to
%, or nearly two to one
Had the fate of the same resolution depend
ed on the vote of northern achigs only, it would
have been roted dozen by majority of so to
more than four to one And yet these are
the men who now invoke the sanctity Of com
promises
And last, but not least, give the vote in the
Senate on the bill which we are now discussing /:
Aaalysis Of tie senatorial rofe on Me Nebraska bM
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-05

FOR THE BILL. FOR THE BILL.
Southern Democrats. Southern JPhfgs.
Adams, Of Mississippi Badger, Of N. Carolina
Atchison, of Missouri Benjamin, of Louisiana,
Bayard of Delaware, Dawson, of Georgia,
Brown, of Mississippi, Dixon, of Kentucky,
Butler, of S. Carolina, Geyer. of Missouri,
Clay of Alabama, Jones, ofTennessee.
Evans, of S. Carolina, Morton, of Florida.
Fitzpatrick. ofAabama, Pratt, of Maryland,
Hunter, of Virginia, Thompson, OF ky--9
Johnson, OF Arkansas,
Mason, of Virginia,
Rnsk, of Texas,
Sebastian, of Arkansas,
Slidell, Of fLouisiana-l.
Northern Democrats. Northern Wigs.
Brodhead of Penn. ME~ 0000,
Cass, of Michigan,
Dodge of Iowa.
Douglas, of Illinois,
Gwin, Of California,
Jones' OF Iowa,
Norris of N. Hampshire,
Petit, of Indiana,
Shields, of Illinois,
Stuart, OF Michigan,
Thompson, of N. Jersey,
Toucey, of Connecticut
Weller, of California,
Williams, of n. H.-lI.
AGAINST THE BILL. AGAINST THE BILL
Southern Democrats. Southern TPhig.
Sam Houston, of Texas, John Bell, of Tennessee.
Northern Democrats. Northern Wigs.
Dodge, Of Wisconsin, Fcssenden, of Maine,
IIamlin, of Maine, Fish, Of New York,
James, Of II. Island Foot. Of Vermont,
Walker, of Wisconsin, Seward, of New York,
Smith, Of Connecticut,
Wade, Of Ohio,
AGAINST THE BILL.
AboiitiontstS.
Chase, ofohio; Sumner, OF Massachusetts.
Nine Senators were not present when the