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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

fNRANgE NUUNTAIr HOUSE, sOUvH Or AFoE, sew
~ Jeaey aniherisnd beg W annsurre W ais friends
ara Ne that abvve hHel snd Intends
lha future sss with ihe hes' fels In m-rcs for
emfo,t and ausy OF the table This ho-l peculiar
advantages 10 surmer and winter residence from
he fact OF ~ HAVING been previously hydropshic
tsbus hrent q thorough supply ~ and de
ci us spSipg water brought from reservoir upon The
tan snd j.d throughout ho1se the majority
roo~ns cu.visnx rot and cold baths. N s5he sNusa n
sss chosen especially fr ~ ssu ry, and Is ,Ase,sd
pnsiop IN making srd heaishfni re
,o,, Tor invsns "a The wans upn me PREMISE. which
cor,Ist ~ Of lawn and woodland Delightful
aure be " be soprecsed berg resy ba,nni
power, Of description sh lis proximity 70 Yoek icing
there 70 be bu,iness in Me- YORK By o'clock,
In the morning. and retnrn eShev nj so 6l9 am
$40 y, The shove q fsw OF the pgsu
tsges ~ this hotel, but th.re msny rs whit
be rated in sirev vsa pie
tonsbe spfr short Al thu, caa be drne 70 make IN b,sr
ccmfo,sbe John suthersnd will endesv rio ACCOMPLISH
Morris Railroad foet ~ tprtsndt
street at 20 and n 50 A. ~ AID ~ aud 10 and SIC r. NJ
A stage Ia In abundance nj the south rage t4tou.
JOHN sUTdkAAhfB. Prcpretor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

WATCHES, JSswEIilY, co.
DIkMowDs INK TRADE ~ RKsPGOrFUJT w
~ totmed hn coutrusllY manu- actuyrr and nsv
hard stcck smond lawelry ~ he l,e 49,
~ diarDNds IN hand Setsng ne "' '"
rsds. Diamonds borgat for The cash = -.
r. Hermann 20, ais Browne stree
4, 3 RErtN PRACTICAL w 1T lrMARkh, ~ fsSSesb
street, rernirr watches snd cllcAa Tor ne 49, .f,
cuairrers warranted for year. fey w.t na ,aA.E
ysq "a cheap God and ger bought for cash snd asen
Ia eEchsrge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

-..vrsL HornL. LONG BRAN n. s.-rhn
~ undcrlrnei desrous OF accommodating arxe mn ~
ruesis hls house. -nrep HI. hoss open nnn go
scr Of the p-asAnrst tnat Gan o
s-Joyed At wssriss soc, The undersigned " pvep@d
furnish comfortable and rood rars Al r.p
Avos him 9TH call WOOLhAr sfoks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06


-yOTrAgK on THG CLIP AssAIu FALLS PArKR.
- son j. This beautiful and romantic place !.
Tor tne reception OF military and srtei compsries the
GROUNDS unsurpasser for picric or military cDp
The grounds st srscaly laid the reservoir -hcb
supplies me city q Psers0u With water has beautiful
menaor around which intersecs tie saiss different
mges sns rvrs every facility for AL kinds mrry evuu
nus me shnounE ground In the valley vcoks being
.neo ru We rays Of the BY tall tr~es h Vim, u
doun NE btst m The counyv dinners provided fsr sygs
sna parties In The best stvie and moderate rXes Son
mter hr respectfully invited thess grounds he
nr-engHnk elsewhere Ercurson Al redr al AZ.
~ ?. prcred ~ the ooe ~ the New York and Hrie tail
ran int m prsre street T. For further particuiays y.
pnv " JOHN BRADY, Museum Hotel Ps,sy-or 80 - NJ.
proprietor on she Cotage on he ClIf 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

(ICUSTRY BoARD-nLRBLR HOUSE Naw BRIGHT
" aten AndS suit Of large convenient
BE bad al hs eommodi,us residences delightfully."- ocsrd
hrh greurT, antns mssnifcsn vew ~ the bay and
ory eight minutes wslh from The
sive grounds arge stable and carriage bathing
Call 81 or address Marble House New Bnghon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

yUANTED--AT GILLEN A 90 IS no East BROAD.
w way 2ygung men n travel Viz gentlemen 10 China;
riert for Insurance. Office 2 coBduc,0rs braksmen
errrcss drivers. snd porters f,r stre~
,xrAsTED-2 ROUEKEErEss. goNnu TORS
w clerks for sluuiug and ucsei Cces for krOce
~ and DRY EOc 40 1oakeepers pnr rF bakgAge
hrAseu-n en fr F-frers EXPIRES frlv and
fre-.en Sppiy % louis x kUFsAN. 10 81 @dway.
VRyNTgD- Ar HENnEEsOa's DCMssftJ AGsaCg,
~ ~ trot. 49,. staos anu cnsuscrrsd for prlvae
nuF e sGO, iLTlo gy94 WsleTs i0r byel NJ iet
charged % serYsnas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

MA!hikONiAL-A You've GENTLEMAN LATE
VI GJr Cuha wishes " enter the marriage with
20 bE and sncomp ishsd lady ta.n weny years OF
age. Money not great Oh ct The aSverissr il weahy
she must be Accumulated IN music speak French and
German snEnegf~ huenly Ladies VIII please address 10
B. Herald once stating age ocmplexion and particu
where and when % Be seen. Oilers Will be recsved tii
Wesnssfsy noon, oh iEst
"A ATRIkOkIAL-kLLE RU8ENIA WALLET WILL
vi upon receipt Of twenty sve or ia nps
any petsop picture q their and future
NE IRON specimen 0f handvrtnr 9he will give unsinx
sdvtc~ In he rtnssemsn ~ love siai- busnev ransso
TORS Lac suits Iourrsys tc giving also of
future husband ADDRESS with rsturu uosage
EugV Mis- Wallet, rev York Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

AhlisFIh6 IN PROGRESS AND tn PRoPRTErY OF
promv'ne me bRfer or superior al CT and uantsl
~ y ~ ofrsspouffnee, avoiding N. haaderipE
hsfheue 40 gsycf ongeA attractions N perso nj Intes
Jonrg sdy tw-ny two years n age o. besusv anna
gVcsng and genfee f1rur ks virg ud dreams az love
w e.sfe Who loves 70 DO Der own cpting AMI house
wsrk car sing Az pay re lively airs on tss piano and
sSe ne fsnsuc o. desires 70 form ths scgaast.nss a
80 rrsnis sgri-s Jour man Of s"'ye, n1uFusBs .ns
80 n.,.ass ~ AAsflAss .scr,pi,n OF
l. N. b, Inon fqasre n-ny required address A;
Ios oalce, for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-06

A LADY WITHOUT HEIRS Pity YEARS or AGu
n tired Of the ~ wealth shipa ssrrfsges
desires % rm he aequsntaoee o. but active
tile and business Ike y0ung 81 rea genes
with v'ew 70 rage iepTiptl8n OF personal Apveu
h.bi1 and Gspob ion vsrs be Ev-n. Address M
Union sa-sre Pos, ts''as fr three dsys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-08

u fsIrss.r prra.rxr,I Mr., :, 49,
Notice 70 heroy given 20 holders of stoel an ths
loan. ofths United States that this department Will
purchase the same untu the lat day Of June next.
unees the sum OF 81 $1,000 shall I've prevor.r n
tanned. and viii pay, IN addition the intere,, =.
crued FROM the date Of the last semi annual das..
Of interest thereon. together with one d,x,, ga,
tional interest for the money TO reach the y.nd..
the following rates Of premium on said .tock,.
For the stock Of 1919, premium Of 10 per Gen,
For the stock Of 1917 and 1888, premium of "A -.
cent; and for the stock Of ls5a, commonly osiI.d
Texas Indemnity Stock, premium of6 per cent
Certificates Of stock transmitted TO the depart
mcnts, under this notice, must DO assigned 20 In.
United States by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks SO assigned and transmit
ted will be made by drafts the Assistant Treas
urers 1t Boston, New York, Philadelphia, az the
option OF the pa<ties entitled 10 receive the moner
which should he expressed in the letters accompa
nying the certificates. HOWELL COBB,
mar l3-dtistJune Secretary Of the Treasury
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EVENING STAR.
wAsHINGT CITY
wEDNESDAY..... April =. 1887.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Iutelt,geneer quotes, with indications Of
Sts confidence in the correctness Of the state
ments embraced therein, letter from the
Washington correspondent of the New York
EreniH9 Post, detailing the particulars of the
Interesting interview between the President and
the committee Of Boston merchants who come
to Washington not long since to look after the
Interest Of their city's commerce with China, al
involved in our Governments future course To-
wards that of the Celestial Empire. Having
ourself every reason to confde in the statements
of the Posts correspondent on this subject, We
quote what he publishes as the remarks of the
President to the committee, as follows:
"Mr. Buchanan also intimated to the commit
tee that, IN accordance with their desire, a Conn.,
missioner should be sent to China, clothed with
special powers TO obtain such more liberal terms
Of commercial relations with that country as NAV
be deemed practicable. IL Is understood that the
President cOncurs in the wishes of the French
and English Governments in reference to the con-
cessions 10 be sought from China by the leading
Powers, so far aS such wishes have been ind
Gated by their respective Ministers at Washing
ton The suggestion made by the commercial
delegation meets his approval. 1t proposes a
union for the purpose Of obtaining a direct face
to face negotiation with the Emperor himself. in
Guiding, OF course, the appointment of a full
"The mercantile delegation at the w hite House
unanimously urged the name of x-Attorney Gen.
eral Gushing, who, as commissioner, had nepo.
tiated our first diplomatic convention with China
and, although the President is not apparently
disposed to favor any of the intimate friends Of
his predecessor, he has signified a readiness "a
yield to the application
The O"'o", specializing over the probable
political phase of the next House of Represent
atives, holds, that with the so recent gain Of
Arnold in Connecticut, and the probability Of
the election of Democrat in the place of Mr.
brenton, deceased, from Indiana, the Demo.
Gratis will have the chamber; as the five more
gains required to that end are obtainable from
the Southern States yet to elect. We sincerely
hope that such may be the grand result of the
approaching Spring elections. As we 90 to
press we have advices of the gain of another
member from Connecticut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-08

New soox: BY fHE ArTHos oy%yAks
Gieselert Church Hssory, volumes. price gar.
German; il. rnivs sties. Theelosy, and Rslis,
other di.tins ushed Gern1an dvines Of the age, by
PHILIP Sch,a fGss..ss n the The ThscoF,sl
wythsss Pocket DcSe Book cDn..ining the doses
and uses of all the articles Of the MateEa Medica
Wytses. MID, satkor u ths "Misrosoopist,';
Curiosties Of the Microsoope." &c. Price s. ots.
: TAYLOR MAURY'S Bookstore.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION.
fskkEEk hND nfo5WTEE RRTr kEsEEikvkk. HE 4
METICAL JARS, Re-, Pdteated NOT. Is, 1856.

The above is sn apparatus for preserving Fruits,
Vegetables or Flowers fresh and perfect tas though
srBIrcTISc THxM TO HIT. The apparatus may be
seen q. the store q SIBLEY GUY Penn,ylvania
Srf week osiy. during which time propositions for
o o CITY, or Tesrls:Iial Rish.s y, be received
Those interested invited to call and examine the
apparatus within the time specified. Ladies inter-
esed I'm this branch OF the culinary are also re-
spectfully invited to call and learn its many sdvan-
tsses over the ordinary method Of preservins Price
use, S3.5o. Orders will be received and promptly
executed. ap e-4ts
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chine Company improved machine for
splitting hoop poles.
James Barley, Of st. Louis, Mo.-For i'm.
provement in hemp brakes.
Robert Grifiths, Of London, England For
improvement in propellers. Patented in England
September Is, 1919.
Reissme.-Samuel r. Wilmot, of watertovn.
Conn For improved portable steam cross -cut
saving oachine Patented August Il, 1855.
Design.--Robt. Wood, of Phfladelphia, Pa
For design for iron ratings. =
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COACH ANDUPHOLSTERY GOO0S ;ns,-r
~ ceiyed and for sale low oooD"''uS'''
Curled Hair Of different grades
Louisiana Moss, Chair Cane
Iron, orass, sllvered, and porcelain Castors
HOT ana galvanized Chair and Sofa Syringe
HUBS, Feioes, Spokes, Shafts, and Bows
h t,Gng Arm and smiths Short arm Axles
A large lot Carriase Bands, at Northern prices.
Hoop, band and Tire ali sizes .-.-
Ulster and Phenix Shoe Iror.
scroll, xle, round, oval. and square.
." oundles NorwsL Nal Rods. 4..--s
Anderson,s Cast Steel, square and octagon
Spring and Tire Steel, al sizes.
Screws, &c. I-s --.I :. Z - : -
ELvANs& THOMPSON,
- Sign Of the Red Wheel, Ss Pa. avenue,
~ ~ .5gls N. - bstvsep III and 10Th s1e,
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ITO THE LADIES'
i The undersigned begs leave to call the attention
OF the Ladies to the following Goods now opening:
5M yards Flounclngs, embracing all grades
$50 embroidered Swiss Collars, in every variety
30 embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs, very
cling complete stock of black and fancy Silks,
at very low prices
% pieces Camel Hair, beautiful article of dress
goods, entirely new.
We can show the cheapest Irish Linens ever
brought to Washington, as many here can tee-
tify. -
500 Shswls and Scarfs, very cheap
200 Barege Robes, slightly injured, which will be
sold at a great sacrifice.
2.50 pairs French-woven Corsets, white and
colored, which we will sell at el,l21s per pair.
until further notice
The above goods have been purchased for cash,
and great bargains may be ex pected.
r. w. CARTER,
No. 81, cor. La. avenue and 18th street,
and 81 Seventh street.
ap 8-eO2w INTEL
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III Daily trains commenced running on the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad ON the 9th in
slant.
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Extension, their bid being regarded the most
advantageous to the Government. TIM aypre-
gate amount of their contract will be some
$50. 900 -sess>
5 Messrs. Cassidy and Higgins are granite cut
tsrs by trade, and for years past have been con.
tractor, foremen in the same building. They
are entirely competent, and being most desery
ing Citizens, We rejoice that they thus become
master workmen of Washington city.
The contract for the marble work on the same
front Of the same building has been awarded to
j. f. Connolly, Of Baltimore, now a contractor
upon the Post Office extension. The aggregate
amount Of this new contract with him viii reach
perhaps $4,000. -. ,,--.
ENTERED THE LIsrs We hear that our
friend and fellow-citizen, Gen. William Henry
Birch, the empresdrio of Fourteenth street
Tattersall's," has duly entered himself for
the prize of the District of Columbia Marshal.
ship. The Generals proverbially fast 'un !;
as we'll As a good 'un to 90, and a safe 'un to
bet on in whatever he undertakes. As his
" time" is rarely under " two forty" it will be
we'll for his rivals to look sharp to their heels.
wind and condition ere venturing down the last
quarters stretch with him as competitor for
the prize.
THE Mission TO CHINA.-We have every rea-
son to believe that the President has rendered
to the Hon. VIM. B. Reed, of Philadelphia, the
now so very important mission to China, and
sincerely hope that Mr.. R. may feel at liberty
to accept that position, in an enlightened, ener-
getic and sagacious discharge of the duties Of
which, at this time, the future of American COM
merce in the Chinese Seas is 50 deeply involv-
ed. Mr.. Reed is one of the first public men of
the country; competent, entirely so, for any po-
sition under the government.
A SPECIAL RECEpTION.-The ladies of the
families Of the various gentlemen of the diplo-
matte corps, attended by the members thereof,
called on the President last evening between
the hours of nine and ten clock, by previous
arrangement. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs
Sartiges, Lord and Lady Napier, and, indeed,
all at this time in Washington. They passed
very agreeable hour there, We hear:
The NAVAL Court OF INQrIRY.-This Court
met this morning at 10 a. m, and took up the
case of Commander VIM. S. Ogden dropped
His counsel Walter Davidge, ESQ, of this CITY.
was given until tomorrow to prepare for his
defence, and the Court accordingly adjourned
over until then.
A SUrERscRIPIIoN.- day or two since the
Treasurer of the United States received letter
on public business with the following super
scription, written evidently, in dead earnest
"You night Z D Stats Treser."
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREA-
sURY DEPARrMENr-On yesterday, April 7th,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!-The undersigned respectf,,.
y inform his friends and the public generally thai
ne is now prepared to furnish families and others
delivered in any part of Washington and George
town, and guarantees to give entire atisfaction.
corner latin street and Pennsylvana avenue: 1;ro
r.. kIpwELL * Co, l4th street; ]. b. MOOR. Drns
GEORGE SIETz, New York avenue, between i0t AM
I'm ~ streets; KoBI: A. PAYNE, Druggist, corner
SfTst street, Georgetown, where Ice can 6a M
at az times. -.. .....'.. " A'N
ap7-t TN.KIDwELI..
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GIPSIES, BoNNETs, SHAKERS. CAPS and
SPRING RIBBONS, every variety
Large and splendid assortment of FRENC III
FLOWERS -
HOOPS Of Brass, Whalebone. Reed, and Cord
DRESS Trimming, MOSS and DRESS But
GAMBRlC and MUSLIN EMBROIDERY
HOSElRl GLOVES, COMBS, and BRUSHES
etc., etc.
10 per cent. saved by calling at
ap7-St NnteD % iitb .t,s.,
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HANSFORD; Tale of Bacon's RebelIIon bv
IL st. George Tucker. " ny
Stories of the Island World, by Charles NordhoH.
ton. '' 'o" Jul
Story of Pocket Bible, with illustrations.
Scampavias, by Lieut.. Wise, L. :, N
Illinois as II is, with maps, by Fred. Gerhard
The Days of My l. life, by the author of Margaret
Maitland. zap 81 FRANCK TaVI I'D Sp'e'
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( MARRIAGES, CAR RIAGES, CARRIAGES
~ The subscribers have on hand, for. EHG q
SAFE az low prices: good assortment ofE*4GS
WAGONS, &c. &C.. to which they Respectfully in
vte the attention of those wishing to purchase yo1
and durable Vehicles " i'i"Se soou
N. b. Particular attention pad to Repairin9
GARDNER d PLACE
-"P o-lm $50 18th street
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The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREA-
sURY DISCRIMINATION yesterday, April 7th,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the DEPARTMENT
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A CARD.-We beg to inform the Public that we
have just returned from New York, where
with care, We have selected very large and beant;,
~ stock Of Guitars, Eiolins, Flutes, Accordeons
Banos, TanboriDes, violonceos, Bows, Italian
Strings, Rosin, Pegs Music Folios, and every artl
cie belonging to Music Store, i'm addition to
Mxsir. ~ 'o'oo'0 >e'o
New and second band Pianos always in store, for
apt JOHN r. ELLIS. sos Pa Az. near 10th 1t.
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plAN0 FORTE TUNING. REPAIRING, c.
established himself in this city as a Tuner,
Re,Palrer. and Regulator Of Pianos. He hasIIIf11
years. ~ eh
He brings the highest testimonials of character
and capacity, which can be seen at the Music Store
OF MT Richard Davis. Orders left with Mr. Davis
at No. SIS street. between 9th and 10th stIeetS
Will receive prompt attention. an 8-afs
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QEMOVAL.-SCHWAR DRURY HAVE
IL removed to 294, north side Pennsyl-~
wanna avenue, I'd door east OF l4th street, ~ Il j
where they VIII be ever ready to fill all NAk1
TIERS. We would call special atten-
ton to our PICKLED OYSTERS, which we be-
levc far superior to any the country. They very
acceptable present to send to distant friends We
put up great many for that purpose.
SCHWARZE& DRURY,
7-St 294 Penn. ave-
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SELTZER wATERm SELTZER WATER: :!
- We have received fresh supply Of tins ceie-
bFatsd vatG. KING BURCHELIs
0S corpsg yamops Av. and l@hst'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-08

The CONNECTICUT ELECTION noon to-
day, We received the following special despatch
from party in whose advices VIC place entire
confidence
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AwARDED.-The Secretary Of the Interior
ha' awarded to Cassidy 4 Higgins, granite cut
ters, OF this city, the contract for the granite
work on the north front Of the Patent Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-08

A SUrERscRIP1IoN.- day or two since the
Treasurer of the United States received letter
on public business with the following super
scription, written evidently, in dead earnest
"You night D Stats Treser."
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SPRIN sc MILLINERY.-MRS. A. VOL
~ LARD, successor to Mrs. J. Lane, will "a
open on THURSDAY, the 9th inst. splendid ~
,sPrtment mt, Of FEench PATTERN HATS -
and FLOWERS; also, large selection of
STRAW GOODS, consisting of Leghorns EsN.e
Neapoltan, English Straws, Florence Braids, Mis-
ses Hats, and Gipsies, Ladies Riding Hats &c
No ioi Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.
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n+NOTICELTHES SIXTH GRAND BALL
X of the Western Hose Company will take
place at their new Hall, on THURSDAY, the sd
April, 1857. Particulars in future advertisement.
1t COMMITTEE.
~ATTENTION, s COLT GUARDS.-A
ll3 meeting of the Company, will be held at the
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 9Th, st ~
requested to be punctual in attendanee. BY order:
up 7-2tt J. WRITER'S. o. 8.
o~FRANKLIN NOTICE.-The Members of
IL the Franklin Fire Co. are respectfully re-
quested to attend special meeting at Harmony Hall
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 9Th, at N
O'Clock.
As business Of the very highest importance will be
submitted for INSTRUMENTATION full meeting is
ap7-Y ROB'T f. DOYLE. President.
O-CARUSPS N.-Carusi's Easter
us Soiree will take pace on TUESDAY, April
t4th. Tickets to be had only of Mr. J. r. Crockwel,
SatOners' Hall, Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets, adjoining the Kirkwood House. Persons
will please procure their tickets before the evening
of the Soiree.
n. b. At the earnest request of many of the sub
scrbers, he has secured the services of Professor
Withers's fine Assembly Band for the occasion.
a 7-Stf
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THE LARGEST AND MOST SELECT AS
sortment Of PIANO FORTES is always to be
lound at the Music Depot. Two Pianos for S2o !;
Accordeons. ~ ~
TUNING and REPAIRING of Piano Fortes
the best manner. ' "
c,:Sr lot . Sf second hand ACCORDEONs and
APT w. G, METZEROTT
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&s

MEMPHIS r CHARLESTON RAILROAD
CoMPLETED-CoNNECrING
Chattanooga, Tenn: Charles,oH. g. C.: Sardp-
nab, Co.; and all the NortheaStsra cities. pith
Memphis, Tenn.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-03-12
Cheated in the late Election.

1t would seem from the paragraph be-
low, from the Boston correspondent of
the New York Ercning Post, that the
Black Republicans apprehend they made
a mistake last summer in expending so
much time, labor and money in secur-
ing the reelection of Messrs. Burlin-
game and Comins to Congress:
"Not a little feeling exists hcre be-
cause of the great misconduct of most Of
our Congressional delegation, about the
admission of Minnesota into the Union.
Only three votes from Massachusetts, in
support of the measure is altogether too
bad. The foul absentees are even now
more strongly censured, if there be a
difference, han those who voted against
admission. Mr.. ~Burlingame's absence
is the cause of many indignant remarks.
1t is said, in his defence, that he was at
N of the departments. Now we do not
send men to Congress to work in the
departments, but to do their duty in the
House, were they belong, Mr.. Burlin-
game has made a poor return for the az
duous work in his behalf, which We all
performed last November. He would
not have dared to dodge the question
if his election were pending. As to
Comins, who represents our other Bos-
ton district, we fought hard for him too,
and 1 am sure that Colonel Green, his
opponent, bunker Democrat though he
is, would not have so misrepresented us
if he had been in the House. I am
rather afraid that we were cheated ter
ribly in the last election. Everything
is now working in favor of the Demo-
Gratis, who taunt their opponents with
the manner in which they have been
served by men in whose behalf they
made such sacrifices"