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SILKS, SILKS FOR CASH.

AIDES WHO WANT A SILK DRESS
IL should not fail to call and look through our
immense assortment. Wehave Just one through
the stock and marked on each piece Just the price
We paid for them at auction, which in many in
stances was less than they cost to import
We propose to sell of at cost for cash only the
entire balance Of our Silks and all kinds Of sum-
mer dress goods.
We will not charge more than cost nor take less
Good bargains NAV be expected
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO
iy 9-10t corner Penn. avenue and 9th street
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TOILET ARTICLES.

VIZ E HAVE A LARGE AND SUPERIOR
w stock Of English Hair Brushes, Shell, Buff
falo, English Horn and Gutta Percha Toilet.
Tuck, Fine-toOth. and Long Combs; English
Tooth, Shaving, and Clothes Brushes; Pomsdes
Hair Oils, Wastes, Extracts, Hair DYE, &c &c
which We will sell at unprecedented low prices,
to close business
*sTh.re is a few chances TO dispose Of in the
b sfne OF Splendid Dressing Cases, PspieT MscEe
Goods, &C. t GALLIGAN & CO,
No $40 Penna. zvenus, under
jy7-3t Browns Hotel
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PUSHING TACKLE, large supply; Hoois
at 40 Seventh street. oeY 8. FRANCIS.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL
OFFICE SECRETARY OF SENATE 9.

OFFICE SECRETARY OF SENATE u. SD
July 8, 1856.
g EA ed PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived at this office until 12 O'Clock m on Sat.
urday, the 10th instant, for furnishing ar deiv-
ering in the vaults ofhe CAPITOL on or before the
first day Of November next, one hundred tons (of
2,2i0 lbs } Of best anthracite white ash coal in
Jumps not less than three nor more than six inch
Is in diameter and entirely free Of slate Other
foreign substance.
Also, for one hundred and twenty five cords OF
best hickory wood, to be measured at the ex pense
Of the contractor in the Capitol yard, sawed In
two pieces, and properly packed away In the
vaults; the whole to be subject to the inspection
and approval Of the Secretary Of the Senate.
Security for the faithful performance OF the
contract for furnishing the above articlea, 10 the
satisfaction Of the Secretary OF the Senate will be
required
Proposals may be separate, snd should be en-.
dorsed proposals for Wood and Proposals
for Coal, !" and directed "To the Secretary If the
Senate, at Washington. jy 9-law3w
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FRENCH CHINA.

HAVE RECENTLY IMPORTED, PER
Il ship Consul, direct from Vie ION, ~N
France, twenty-five casks Of plain white, ~
gold band and richly decorated + RENCH~
CHINA, which, together with my former -
stock, renders my assortment complete, and en-
ables me to sell as low as any house IA the Unite
States
Having hand a very large STOCK, 4 am pre-
pared 10 sell TO the trade at the lowest New York
list prices
AT my present reduced rates families will find
IL decided economy 10 use French China.
C.. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
Nv 9-eod and Importer, Iron Hall
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ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,

HAVE RECEIVED DIRECTLY FROM
Il Paris some very fne Ladies' DRESS A.
Is ONNETS, which will sell al cost pri. a
ces, as the season il advanced. ~
Also, fine assortment Of fine RIBBONS. AZ
cost prices. ID. HERSICH,
Louisiana av opp. Centre Market.
iy7-3t near sth street
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w date Of this advertisement TO run of the en-
tire balance Of orr stock Of Summer silks, SIX
and Berege Robes, Organdy and Lawn Robes.
Challies, Foulard SILKS, Chally de LANES, Light
Figured Mouslsines, ard o'her kiuds Of Summer
Dress Goods at prime cost for cash.
Our assortment Of the above goods Is perh APPS
much larger than that Of any other house in this
CITY; consequently the inducements we offer to
purchasers at this season by putting our goods
down at cost are very great, and should be taken
advantage of by all who buy for cash and who
wish to dispose Of their money to the best advan.
tage.
Now is the time to get great bargains for cash q,
and our house Is the place Every one is invited
to call: Those who wish TO get the best bargains
should come Immediately.
We have a great manyother goods not mention
ed above which We will sell equally cheap for
cash.
CLA6ETT, NEWTON, MAY &CO
jy 9-l0t corner Penn ave :, and 9th street
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MUST BE SOLD, OUR ENTIRE STOCK
WI OF Fancy and Plain Benaes.-
% open worked worked Lace and Hair Bonnets,
with curtains
26 Fancy Hair ard Gimp Bonsets
IS Misses Hair and Lace Bonne,s
Case slightly daG aged Straw suitable for CON-
mon wear. travelling, &c will be offered
great bargain.
Call at Mrs. X. 6. ETCHISON'S.
Our customers who have received their bills are
respectfully uested 20 make early settle meni
either by cash or notes al short date and theIeby
greatly oblige
y3-lw Mrs. X. g. ETCHISON
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FIREBOARD PRINrS.

II HAVE YET REMAINING HANDSOME
IL assortment Of FIREBOARD PRINTS from
20 cents 10 81 so piece.
Paper hanging OF every description executed
with skill and punctuality, either in the CITY or
country. J. NARKRlTER,
Nv 7-3ss 7th 81 NEXT TO Odd Fellows, Hnu
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DkESkkVED8 lNGER.-ABE BEAUTIFUL
article just received and for sale by
y2 T. NJ. r. KING.
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GERHARD,s GARDEN,

No. JUS Maryland dfsHue, IsIdnd.
Is SITUATED A SHORT DISTANCE from
l. the Capitol grounds. AID is a fine place OF re-
sort On every MONDAY night II is lighted
with gas and fue Band playing some choice
pieces Of music. The Saloon is open for those
who wish TO trip the light fantastic toe, while In
the garden, under fine trees, the visitors can re-
gale themselves either by smoking or drinking
his excellent Lager Beer. jy93t%
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sHIRTS:-sHIRTs"

1--WE CONSTANTLY hEEP On HAND
w superior assortment Of Gents Dress sbi,,1
OF Linen and Cotton, with plain ard FrenchI
Bosoms and Wristbands, Of the very best elit 81
make and Of every quality and price
SHIRTS made TO order, and We guarantee
good at in all cases.
Our prices are very low as we are de,ermi,..
20 be beaten by none. Call At
GEO. III b. WHITE a Co
Gents Furnishing Store, 352 Pa ave
jye-lv bet. 9th and 10Th sts
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To POLITICAL CLUBs.-Politicsl clubs will
find the arrangements of the Star office for
printing their circulars, addresses, arguments,
pamphlets, &C., as complete as those of any
ether printing office in the United States.
They may rely upon having such work done
ut the Star ofice in a satisfactory manner as
to style and price, and in the shortest possible
time. Be sure to give as a call before making
arrangements elsewhere.
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L OsT-ON THURSDAY MORNING. nea
IL the corner OF g and Sd streets in the neg
borhood OF the sale, a Bead PURSE, containing
about so, the largest portion Of il in gold.
reward Of S25 will be given for the return Of the
same at THOMAS BENSON's, on the corner
Of ID and SITS iys-H.
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NOTICE.

GEN. WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
" LEE JONES have removed their Office 70
No. 500, b street, between Sd and lth streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice I'm the Supreme
Court or the United States and all other courts
Jones, though mostly retired from general pTac-
tice, will unite with him and do his best To ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by ell other needful and
proper exertions. ~ 5-3m
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GAS HEATERs.-ANOTH SUPPLY
" Of those Gas Heaters so convenient for the
nursery, or for cooling meal for a salall family.
Also, GAS STOVES, for cooking and baking,
complete. q. FRANCIS,
je21 40 Seventh ST.
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SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.
WE OPEN TO-DAY A LARGE ASSORT-
w ment OF plain gold and fancy Sleeve But
tons and Studs, 10 which we invite attention.
nj w. GAIT Il BRO,
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COAL ON THE WAY.
BE READY FOR DELIVERY

COAL ON THE WAY.
WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY IL
w q few days
l cargo Of w bite Ash Broken Coal, for furnace
1 do do do Egg do, for Radiators
1 do Red Ash Coal, for Crates and Ranges
Those who lay In their coal for winter durrg
the summer months can now do so TO much ad-
vantage by leaving their orders al the Wood and
Coal Derot. N w. corner 18th and streets, No
547. a,94O lbs t6' the ton
Coal kept under cover
Wood Of the best quality always on hand.
jy7-n T. J. & IN GAIT.
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MAD,LLE SOPHIE HERsCB.

QOk-IU AhCHfI LUIS AND Artists
90 The above premium will he paid n, a.
best proportioned outlines for an obeish on NJ.
mid, whose base shall correspond to4k or 8 i,r's-
its height base line not TO exceed l25 feet sns.ss
% feet the four simple lines are all that q ~
ouired To be decided by scientific genfls1"-
as soon as the designs are in, which time 1-,II
expire August LIST, 1886. jys-3,s
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X. w. AMOOT.

IN MONDAY, TIE 9TH OF JULY, WILL
~ commence selling out my large stock Of Dry
Goods at a reduced price, for cash. My Object Is
TO change nv business Those in want OF great
bargains will do well by giving a call. All
persons indebted to me will please call and make
settlements to July LIST, 1885
iy3-2w X. w. SMOOT.
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ENOR SALE.-A PORTABLE STEAM IN
Il CINE, three horse power. locomotive boiler.
IL has been in al this Office, and Is offered for
sale because II Is replaced with engine Of much
greater power IL will be found extremely ser
viceable and will be sold low for cash je AN
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lust RECEIVED. 10 BBLs. EATR.
- fine OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY
which will be pleased to furnish my cus,oms,,
and those who are In want Of some thing vsr,
superior, at wholesale and retail, at the well 81
tablished house, No. 2ei corner Iith street ana
Penn. avenue. JULIUS DE SAULEs
N. b Also, SUPERIOR article OF HAVANA
CIGARS always on hand. Tvs 3,s
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co REWARD.-sTRAYED FROM THE
tpo residence Of the subscriber art e5-..ss
brown Buffalo Mich COW, reiherk SIsS
small size, few dashes OF brindle onWT
her sides, good show for milk. 10th ears srTIt
about half way down, and one II the splits OF he
left ear cut Of. | will give the above ~ ward n
any one who will return her 10 the corner OF OH
and streets, Island, near the Smithsonian Inst.
tute. WIN. DOUGLAS
iyS -a&
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r LY Ii Il SHE'S AND WIRE DISH
COXERS.

A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF The
IA above named articles so necessary az this
season, just received and for sale cheap al he
depot for all kinds OF useful articles
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, Sign o. Gilt Saw,
july 3-6t Pa. av., bet. 10th and 18th streets
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III X + L l. A -OFFEKIN6 THEM AT
y great bargains at Oysu) ELLIs's.
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS SELLING
- OF at a sacrifice, at ELLIS'S,
jy Str 500, between 9th and 10th streets,
DEN AND POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS
Il Razors, Strops, Shaving Soap and Cream
selling of to discontinue the business at
JOHN r. ELLIS'S,
jys-tr 800 Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10th ,ts
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+. S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
send their bills to the Patent Once, with a paner
containing this notice. jys-lawSv
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Independent support.-We have seen a
letter from respectable gentleman residing
at Jefferson City, Mo, from which we extract
the following, showing the manner in which
Col. Benton is aiding the election-0ver the
Lsf-Of Mr.. Buchanan:
"Col. Benton spoke here yesterday. His
speech was mainly q laudation of Fremont and
Benton, and contained only a more allusion to
Buchanan, representing him as favorable to
the central route for the Pacific road"
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ting the action of the Senate upon the vetoed
internal improvement bills, the House have
not surprised US, as distasteful as that action is
to US. Had the chamber been full, about two
thirds Of the Democratic members would have
been recorded against the bills-the usual
proportion of the party against such legisla.
ton. When the Democrats have the major.
ity In the House, the steady adherence of that
twothirds to the party's principle on the In
ternal improvement question is always sufi
cient to prevent the contamination of such
legislation over the Presidents negative. In
the present House, however, the democracy
are in hopeless minority; and their two
thirds against indiscriminate internal i'm.
proVements, are not sufficient to hold in check
the one-third representing districts interested
In obtaining such fayors from the General
Government and an unanimous opposition.
There are about ono hundred and forty
such bills behind, which will doubtless be
pressed with forty-horse power. We even
expect to find the Sumner and Brooks humbug
kicked aside by the Republicans themselves.
| 0~'s Ce'oHeOfStoj ioi Suo VI tuo eoeslOn,
to make way for this species of special legis-
lation. To those one hundred and forty bills
the majority of the House Committee on Com
merce will gladly add twice as many more, if
they think they can engineer them through
over vetocs, under the pressure of the previous
question. The only question which will be
taken into consideration in connection with the
subject, will be-how much and how many
will the Democrats who yesterday voted to
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARK ny.

SATURDAY, March 22-6 M.
There was pretty general decline in quotations
for stocks to-day. Notwithstanding the decline
stocks were freely offered, and the transactions
were unusually large. At the first board Illinois
Central bonds declined l per cent; Cumberlaa6
Coal, /; Erie Railroad, !; Reading Railroad, {:
Hudson River Railroad, !; Michigan Central, /:
Michigan Southern, /; Cleveland and Toledo, &.
New York Central Company advanced per cent;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, /. Milwaukee and Missis-
sippi Railroad and Wisconsin Lake Shore Railroad
sold at previous prices. Chicago and Rock Island
was more freely offered to-day. The announcement
Of the dividend of five per cent has not inflated the
stock so much as anticipated. speculative move.
ment has been going on in it for some time, and
there are good many shorts, but we have no idea
that the buyers will suddenly call for any quantity
of the stock The dividend is satisfactory. but h
no more than stockholders outside of Wall street
have anticipated. Reading Railroad is falling back
again gradually. The opening Of navigation win
give great impetus to the coal business, and we
expect to see the capacity Of the Reading road
tested at an early day.
At the second board Nicaragua Transit was the
only buoyant stock on the market. That sold at an
advance Of / per cent. Erie fell of ! per cent;
Cleveland and Toledo, Il Illinois Central Bonds
advanced per cent Harlem, J..
The following are to-day's transactions at the
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The gaites Of Mid Lent have brought out . host Of
Partisan noveltes Balls have already assumed greater
briniancy and to the costumes at these fes
chronicle Of fashions for March especially refers
The Duchess de Castigli0nne, whose beauty has Tor
time made great sensation ct Paris, wore lately
bandeau of pearls and diamonds finished with sheaves Of
the at the back Of the head, the gems mngling
robe Of tle illusion trois tuniqes al bouilonnecs,
half clear lilac taUe tUusion, and half white below each
tunic bows Of ribbon, in which little star OF
diamonds and pearls.
The head dresses mostly composed Of white ostrich
feathers generally held In by diamond hooks the gems
flower ia in great requests and we noticed recently on
brown head Of hair magnificent coure OF cactus pour
pre- with brilliant foliage Of poure de dtdmdnf which
gave additional ustre TO the flowers. bouquet de
corsdge similar 70 the flowers Of the heAd Dress also
much worm also bouquets disposed In tufts upon
the skirt in long trains falling eac eide OF It, and
forming sort OF apron the front of the skirt Golf
OF red velvet and composed Of tropical red fruits
mingled with coral branches and golden globes, which
latter fall down the shoulders. C0iftws en- andre
jaime also much They are disposed In several
rows Of pc arl either round Acs Of different Sizes
robe of sky blue tulle ilusion tros tunsque each
bouilon tulle surmounted with light fringe Of white
marabouts. R<sies celours, either black, pink, or
red, with ornaments both siies Of the head
either feathers flowers vevet Of all shades, and often
OF the two Of which the rese 10 compassionate much
At the fancy dress ball given during the Carnival and
especially the one at the Tuieries, given by NJ 10 COM
tesse de -, Wstteau's shepherds were the most
numerous. These graceful costumes are composed OF
silk and black velvet which best harmonic with the
couture poudree. Great historical costumes were rarely
worn At these fees. They were seldom faithful.
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CITY COMMERCIAL RkPORv.

T1cur-Ths market was arm ut yesterdayr quota
State and Michigan, at % %, and streighE
do at 81 extra do. ct 81 26 Western lov 10 gooA en-
moderate extent a 81 o. and % a for Anoy aAA sxu
Southern steady, with sales ranging from 81 20 -
So at which LOCO 200 bbls changed hands. Whsat
ut 1eOc lbbc lot Of Canada sold yesterday at 1e2o
and ned higher to-day Corn was dull with sAbss
mixed and white 63c. 67c. while prime South
ern yssw in prime shippipg order TO al contracts
sta ct e9c roc The sales were combined 70 To- 90
~ 900 BUSH Rye down. sales 81 900 hash 81 ll2c
fI3c Pork was dull sales 200 800 bbls., ct SIS 81
for meas and sl4 IS IA SIX for PRIME lard more a.
tive; sales 500 bbls. at loo. 10ke Whistsy heavy,
with downward tendency in prices. Cotton steady
with lAir snovnt Of transactions.
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the nomination Of FILLMORE throughout the Order in

the nomination Of RinNore throughout the Order in
New Jersey.
M Bucbspan viii te the nonJIs Of the Gin snns Con-
venon regards any ncm' astion by nat O,nventon as
e9uvals Mt To an election Whoever sAys, my 90
the standard bearer OF the democratic party NO ma
man can doubt that he win be elected, II no "osaons
snouid arise 70 divide their ranks This Is the prev,
OPT ion of the whole country The nominee sf Ia 4
cinnAh wiz DO the next President
nass Convection Of the bigger worshspipg party Of
New Jertey will be held Ia Newark Wednesday, Apr
Sas ior signatures are circulating In al quarters OF
Richard Jenness democrat has been elected Mayor Of
Portsmouth, N. q. :
Tho election In Camden, j., on the l1th inst re-
tuted IN the success OF the candidate nuss
shron, Tor Mayor, BY twentytwo majority. Last year
the American candidate had hundred majority
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THE UNITED AMERICANS OF NEW JERSEY RKPUDIATE
THE KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS.

We learn from the Hudson county, New Jersey, Con-
Know Nothing organ, that the regular quarterly
meeting OF the Chsncery, U. A., of New Jersey, was
held on the 18th inst In the Of Jersey Blue Chap
ter New Brunswck Samuel H. Tyrrell OF Jersey City,
Grand First Chief of the order In the State presided In
the absence Of the Grand Sachem. In addition to the
iDess the subject OF the nomination OF Willard
Fillmore by the Know Nothings WAS introduced Mr.. e.
p. Wilson, Of Newark offered resolution endorsng the
nomination Of Willard Fillmore for President The pre-
siding officer II to be out OF order on the ground
that the Order Is not partisan. To sustain his position
he quoted from the preamble OF the OF the
party politics we hold connection with party men,
Mr. Wson appealed from the decision Of the Chaiv and
the test vote was taken, which allowed the Fillmore
strength The Chair was sustained-only about dozen
votsu constituting the Fillmore strength, voting for
the appeal. Subsequently, resolution was offered by
those Who dsapprove OF the Philadephia nominations
requesting AL Chancellors who belong TO the Know
Nothing Order to Withdraw from that Ordsr, and TO
bring their cards Of withdrawal with them to The
pext meeting Of the Chancery Mr.. Cummings, Grand
sAshem who had then taken tho chair decided this mo-
ton out OF order. There appeal from this deci-
sion, and the Chair WAS sustained BY very small
majority. A considerable number Of ChAncelers voted
in favor OF the resolution and when 1t was defeated,
expressed their determination to withdraw from the
Know Nothing Order Considerable dissAtsfAction was
expressed rAve to the conduct OF the koow Nothtoe
party, ana strong antitraternai spirit WAS manifesto
There are thirty Chapters Of tbs order OF United Am ri
In New Jersey every one OF which WAS repressnte
on TUESDAY at the quarterly meetng Ihe order mum
hers about ao0o members These Cha piers as entte
~ thrss deeratss Sixty OF the ninety Delegates wer
present On Tuesday. yhsg reported esnsrG dislike
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~. VENT ON TIE Taoy AND C.,vx,r.-

4CC,.' ENT ON THE Troy AND GRRENsusw R.rr.
aoAS-srv> RAJ P..so.s isuaED.-Ths O'Clock 2. Il.
down train nm sn s s M to-: met With IN .e:i
forward wheel Of tas engine BY whiei the engine ~
baggage tSrosr Of the track We hear that no
killed and th~t nuus OF the passssgsss were IN
jursd--his recovery Is doubtful George MERRILL fireman,
badly injured about the head and hips bot viii probably
severely, but not dangerously Thomas Lumbard an1
Moses Wilbur brakeman, arc a, cut aad bruised, bat
tsted forward and tho baggage car up On the easns
From another learn that Wager h the worst
hurt, and that Merrill and Lombard scaAded wsn
as bruised and that Merrill il considered In dangerous
condition. Gregory h considered dangerously hurt
Mr. hosher baggsgonan On the Hudsen River Al train,
was in the baggsger0om and tn into ths river.
One OF hs legs, supposed broksn hs alsS
severely injured In The head The engine and baggage
were thrown down the enbAnk mcnt to the river.
track and the passengers escaped unnjured-1oy DSG
ga March 81.
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TIE CAMELe-The camels and dronedares pur-
chased and otherwise procured by Major wans and Capt.
Porter the appropriation msde for the purpose the
barked the would sail With the frs fair wind
for the United States The number OF aumss procured
Is 49, viz: male and 10 female csmels male and
female dromsdAriss. The vessel expected to arrive at
Indsnoa Texas, about the last OF April at which place
they will be landed and suffered TO recruit before being
the animals present from the vicsroy Of Egypt
our government
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Democratic net gain.

-Four tma towns and voting places romstn to be heard
FROM viz. Albany, in Carroll county, and Errol Pitts
purg and wsntworths Location In Coos. These towns
gave last year. Baker 1aa MstcsM 10, others Is. Add
there to the vote of candidates given above and
viii give the following the entire vote Of the State
wells 80, OTo
hetcaiI ~
G0O0W1n ana BcaVorlDg
The whole vote will exceed GO 900 1000 more than
that Of last year. whom the largest vote ever cast was
thrown.