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VvHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1858
Il VIII be pnbhshed about the 18th of December
will contas addition to the usual Calendar Pages snd
Astronomical Matter:
TIE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. EI
sestive and Judisial.
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
A LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Politically classified.
An ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
p.ssed at the Second Session Of the Xxxvth Congress-
BRIEv SKETCH OF TIE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA.
BILL FOR The RELIEF OF KANSAS. (rePeslias the
Besss Lsws &C. which passse the House AID defsssed u
he Seps,e, with the vote thereon.
SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS
turing the past year. -.
A CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRED SCOTT DE-
6fSfON
SKETCH OF MINNESOTA.
SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL PLATF0RNs-RErvsLIeN
AxsucAS and DEMockATic-adopsed in 1885, complete.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS GOVERNORS, (~hh
leir lsrss Times Of esstve Meenss Holding Of Gen
ssal Elections. 10.
ELECTION RETURNs from Ill the States which held Gen
sl Elections during the year 1887 By Counties Congressional
D,es aud Ssies carefully compared with Previous Ees
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fost and fonx6.

EOUND-A pair of STEEL SPECTAeLES
i The have them By calling a, The rssss 0os.
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Boots an6 Shoes.
Hmnsemenis.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-LA TRAVIATA,-
"A THIS tFRIDAY) EVENING. Dec. IL. at o'clock.
NOTICE-Tals MORNING At 2 0,clSes gssci.eIy com
remaining 81 50 SEATS.
Eiut night Of VerdPs fsvonte Opers Of
LA TRAVIATA,
ensly new and magnificent dresses Uniform with those used
ssHerM'''S:i Thss's sN Il LG ps GRANGE
will her great role Of voeta, in which she created
such sensation lest { sisnor BroNARur.
the and successful young TENOR will continue bis debut In
R: ssTSd s: md So according may b.
had a. the ACADEMY Music, g. BFeu'ins and SHELLS sta
"0n''' TO Toi-MoRaow Saturday, German Opera
First appearance Of the Gsst B.s:o
IN 0EkMAN ofEaA,
Madame DE- ANNA LA GRANGE.
In FlOtow,. celebrated Opera Of
With entirely new Dresses
A CADEMY Of MUsIC.aM A RT H A
Fist appearance OF the greet Bs.so,
IN essai tSn oaFhEsA,
- '' Mime. ANNA DE LA GRANGE.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. IL ats O'Clock,
First night of Flotow's celebrated Opera OF
MARTHA,
Originally ind expressly s sST'S sca sSI
The principal ch.r.cter ou.uov
Nine Won BERKEL Mr. PIKANESER Dir. LEHMAN,
' " and CARL FORMES
The Director legs state that this celebrated woh Which
G.msny viii be produced here from the composers own man
n,crp score as arranged for the opera IN Paris where will
B. .isen fo the first time end of this month As
ssalelce of fuItbO arrangements
NO OTHER GERMAN OPERA
can b. given this the Director .rs. tina. the psbc win
avail thems. Of the FIRST opportunity Of hearing
CARL fORAES
IN an ep.r. which originally composed for him In Vi
,nns and In which has Been extraordinary in
"Robtr n le Dsbleu or Don Giovanni
Reserved seats and 81 s. according 10 location be
bad At the Academy Of Mu C. Breosngs sud sibsps Sta
tionery Store, No % Wallst.
On Friday will be sold only the 81 50 seats. ~.
On Saturday the b 4 and remaining 81 81 seats.
Admission tickets eli Family circle 20 cents and Amph
thesier IS cents be procured only ct the door.
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Z ecHsycx, Austtoneer.
4 UCTION CE.-CONTINUATION OF
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cash The subscriber vii .fer o. SATURDAY Dee IL q.
10 cslocA q No s. Msidenkne no rsirs) New YORK. 3
large and attractive ..soItme.t Of Toy, Fancy Goods d. ~
5oey Tiers This sale oers great Inducements city and
country dealers about selecting their holiday stock in
eludes complete variety The particular attention Of
'-' EDWARD HEN, Assignee Of Joil.y Tiers.
OSCAR JOLLEY Co.
WM TIERS Co.
Goods phvste sale ct No. IS Madeune and No. 81 Court
landt. Ct, up stairl
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ALec,ure vii delivered ssf,s he YOGns Men: faaS
zsSess S.s sJ }aipAY EVENING Dec. IL, a. o'clock.
s.ssc,-" Aeoat Poets and Poetry Ticket. 10 c.h,s f9I
- N h. principal Bosdssy tSoksto's a, ne meInate
Library and TIE library 9sss No; Ms' c sA9 s0e
door, III-.s--- -------- . =
Me-oe.n,s; s1d Clerks, Library Association.
TaE PICTURE ON THE WALL"
- a tale will be Iecited by the sStboT
- elP~'H CHARLES MACKAY LILO,
IN MONDAY EVENING ct II O'Clock,
AZ Mozart Hall, No. COS Broadway.
50 for sale &C the principal bookstores and at
The door.
The Woman's Protective Emigration Society
vibe at once rent free or on the ehespes. terms
sosb the Of large building which be occupied
b them Ill the f,st or middle Of March One capable Of re-
ksovns having such buildings unoccaped wonld confer
hvor BY communicating Immediately With the President,
Ha T. b. PHELPS No. 10 East l7h the Treasurer,
uk BEATTY No. 500 Greenwichs Good care viii be taken
q The prenises
AZ the Harlem Baptist Church, the Rev. DR.. MAC
LAY will Presch MORNING and AFTERNOON OF NEXT
sABBATH, and viii also dispense the Sacrament.
To Rept-As required the lat Of January TO
ttb MsIsh, The new GALLERIES Of the NATIONAL
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DIAN BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
DPRINTING, at No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Country
Trade supplied Printing Office and Bndery complete vi1
fo1 pItsss 'Srdsrs soic1fed FRANCIS LOUTREL,
etationsr and Printers, No. - haidso'lanet
T A. H. HASBROUCK Stationers' Hal, Nos,
HANUFACTURER offer. Tor sale at low cash PdsY: ever
viii, Paper, Notes Dsie Money and shipping ReCeips
Inkstands Memorandum and Time Books Pens Pencils
sstes Pen Knives Chess aud Backgammon Board. Sc and
LITHOGRAPAY executed at low rates Cards, Crculars
Bill Heads, ko. COUNTRY kERCHAkTs INVITED ~
FALL
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grodom they want in the Tribune for two cents and who
object to have aboonsm thrust up their and into
their every occasion and in every place med
and noIiouS as the frogs of Egypt have Withdrawn from
the association Having converted themselves into Ere
mont club and deeply involved themselves in debt and
disgrace the sheriff will probably end the row by selling
the concern out under the hammer
Governor King and sixty associates have been
sued for the of 800 due about forty darkes who
Furnished the supper and music at the Academy of Music
last autumn when the republican committee celebrated the
defeat of Colonel Fremont by ball. These gentlemen
quite willing to dance but object pay the fiddler
The suit has been comgenced in the supreme court
MANHATTAN.
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LEcrt RHs-The Boston Puritan Recorder intmates that
popular lectures in that region have fallen into bad odor
Under of wholesome instruction and entertainment
and nHdels have ndiousy propagated their per-
ncious views This has led to experiment of subsu-
ting sermons for lectures Upon this the Presbyterian
very truthfully remarks: s.. . ...., ...
"Those who get up OF lectures chiefly to be
blamed They have surted the public with radicals and
men have made themselves notorious ecclesiastical
or literary outlaws"
REMAINS OF MAsroDoN-The Williamsburg (va.) Ga
zette says that last week two sailors discovered about
mile Of that place. the tusks of some huge animal
which were five feet eight inches in length Three joints
of the backbone also found each measuring feet
seven inches in diameter These specimens are to be re-
moved to the Philadelphia Museum
The wheat crop in northern Georgia and East Tonnes
see presents promising appearance.
CONCORD POST orFIcE-We learn by telegraph says the
Concord N H. Patriot that Jacob Carter esq has been
reappointed postmaster for this city Mr. c. has made
very faithful and acceptable postmaster during the past
four years. and have doubt that his reappointmen
the circumstances is the best thing the admnisra-
ton could have done in the case.
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY AT the municipal election in Ports
mouth Virginia. the 4th instant the entire democratic
ticket was elected by large majority. DIR. James G.
Hodges, democrat was re- elected mayor
CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA. We learn from the Richmond
Enquirer that meeting of the Democratic State Executive
Committee held in Richmond Saturday, April 4th
and resolutions adopted recommending convention
to held in Richmond Wednesday, the lath day OF
May nominatea candidate to fill the vacancy accruug
by the resignation of Willis p Bocock late attorney gen.
ernl. %sx
The VIRGINIA "ssARcHLAw"A special committee of the
Massachusetts legislature have presented report the
petition of Levi Baker for appropriation to test the
search laws fvgnis and recommend the passage of
resolve approprishg $4,000 enable Levi Baker of
mouth to test before the Supreme Court Of the United
States tho consuonality of of the legislature of
Virginia. passed March IL 1856 entitled "An net providing
additional protection for slave property of ctEens
RUNNING OFF WITH TELEGRAPH LINE--A locomotive be-
tween ST. Louis and Springfield day two ago got at
tsched to the wire Of the telegraph line which storm Of
wind had thrown down. and away IL went its course,
tearing down the poles for distance of two miles and
keeping up most tremendous crash and clater
after another tumblng down and were added to the
queer retnue of the The locomotive arrived in
in good time and the engineer then first discovered that
he had the lightning line behind him.
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LOCAL NEW s.

APRIL sHowERs-Y esterdsy truly April day, fol
we were In turn treated to sunshine and shower whir
winds charged with DUST and fakes Of falling snow The
streets were somewhat purified by the washing which they
received and the cutters be at esnsed another
rain will make the surface of the city look quite clean TIC
all who have gardens shrubbery the rain Of yesterday
was doubtless very acceptable
FRE ESGISBs-We learn that two very fine ire-enenes
with eght-noh cylinders have been brought on from the
celebrated Boston manufactoy Of Zimmerman for the navy
yard and that Roge of Baltimore rebuilding the ma
chine of the Franklin Fire Company II is also stated tina
Mr. Latta of Cincinnati intends bringing of his cele-
braed steam eengnes here that the officers of govern,
men and the citizens may witness Its operation In cities
where il has been tried il is much liked by the fire.
men, who thus spared the labor of manning the brakes
HACKNEY ooAoHEs.-The citizens of Chicago having
probably suffered the imposition from drivers
about which there is such general complaint in this city
have procured the passage of stringent ordinances The
penalty for violating these is fine OF not less than
than hundred dollars with Imprisonment in the
~ brdewel fer term of not less than and not OK
ceedng nins'V days as the court may fit to nfict
Inc mayor mas 'ne rnwer to revoke any license
PUBLIC JOURNALISTIC fune,.l Of Mr.. George Mantz on
Sunday afternoon attended by he Indenenden Cds
of Odd Fellows who, with the fraterni, If
proposes to render funeral honors to their deceasts
j. Tyssowski. Mr. Tyssowski a native of Poland and
has been for several years assistant examiner in the
Patent Office.
THE EsDBMIoEditors in various parts of the country
continue their specuatons the of the
and in instances fatal maady which has closed the
doors of the National Hotel The Petersburg Sioutbside
Democrat Of yesterday morning after summing up the evil
dence, says:
"Now missmatc gas inhaled into tho lungs leave
racesn the system undstnguishable from the weknown
indications of the most common of mineral posons Is
boosted modern science completely in the dark that il
cannot detect the difference of effect between mephtic air
and arsenic ~
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TIE NEWS FROM NICARAGUA,

large space in the New York papers yesterday
Ing devoted to what pupors to be the details of the
news from Nicaragua received by the Texas The
Intelligence is Of conflicting character that are ut
iey at loss what TO credit what TO reject The next
steamer no doubt will clear up tho present mystery in
ga:d 10 Gen. Walkers real position and prospects
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Sale OF Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
| tory.
PROCLAMATION
nY rnE PRksIpKNr oR rHn uNIrnn arArKa;

III THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
IN Dursuanes Of law FkANKIIy PIERCE p,s.dent ~ IN,
United States do hereby deelare and MAKE kn maj nnlc
be Point Donpban county in me Tertay OF
Kansas day ~ M
dlsposn of such The lands held In si NV me nd es Tor
The bsnent o. me moe o. Indians as are situated within the
| said Indians in Aforesaid, TO wit;
so~A o. s base "s ana cas- ~ sAe 'isA TatPai meTidi@
Townships No. one in ranges neen, sixteen eg
teen nnteen and twenty. T.
rownshps No tro In ,ansrs seyenteeu
veg ~ ns ueaS sno ~ ,no W. is 81
aha situate IN TWO, u aug
iso, ~ ao, ans S ~ sSu ~
Of e land heo ~ ust py INC sla'Ss ~, us
pnhus % a
~ arc s,'uhsa ms Snd ~
70 "h' ANAA CO ~
south line
y fAs.fN = Wy .''-i I \
townships hieen sixteen snd sese"sshei range t~eny
townships neen sixteen aud seventvsog rangs pyea on
Townships hfeen sixteen, eighteen of range
twenty three MN GS~
Townships neen sixteen seventeen, ah egh&en' p pYge
twenty four. N 49, Az
,ysn,~a ' ' ' w s"'s' " VI
' -.
rovsoh having oesn oy me ,niia
treaty o' c,s'oh us, eusn sanu
and in addon tina, sections should be selected and se
aPait Us na ~ a "a ~, ann"
for me or ihs American Indian Mission
ands 10 about forty eight having
s.eaiaa in tba Following towpsI,n, above named 10 wit.
$3.50. . ~ o,. 80. ,.n,. ,vo
1yWppA aua ,anso ,,oo
Toynsb,,a sixteen and tansa ,y,n,y f,pr
set apart aud rel erved from sale.
$500. 80 ,,,
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BY TELEG RAP .
A VIE murdered in Lo,;snilrs.

LouisviLiS, April 4-Our community is much excited in
consequence othe discovery of cruel MURDER which
appears to have .sen committed Thursday night. The
name Of the person rrdered is Mary Travacc beautiful
and accomplished girl of OILY "a wears of are who had
married but about eight month"; Her husband who is sun
posed have committed the horra 4ed was found living
beside the dead body of his wife in bed. he attemnd 70
commit suicide by cutting his throat but his res are
believed to be serious .g.-. ri
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GEN Il n A l. N Il w 8.

RHODE ISLAND KLEcroNThe joint majority of the Amer
leans and republicans for governor the democrats
the recent election 1885, at the presidential election
in November, 1892. Democratic relative gain 1854 For
member, of the last Congress and of the present the vote
stood follows, showing still larger democratic gain
Eastern district. Western district
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Fafher and Ddughter Shot

LorvLLE, April 4Intellgence has been received here
Of startling tragedy which occurred at Washington in this
State, yesterday. named Baker, resident Of that
town. armed himself and deliberately took the life Of his
daughter after which he placed the death to his
own breast and sho himself No cause been assigned
vet for this dreadful tragedy,
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the numbers Of the Maryland Conso
the benefit Of Carroll county ke class a. drawn
April ., 1857:
III 20 80 l8 ~ IL f6 ID 81 &c 6o l6 5s
The following numbers OF Ps,apsco Insut,
Lottery, class n, drawn April ., 1887;
rs IL Al 10 80 % 81 SO 7 "A IS
following drawn numbers OF the Maryland Conso
dated Lottery for the benefit Of Pokomohe river &c., class
drawn April ., 1855
AZ as II 81 | so 90 81 46 "A 30
following OF Pa,arsco Institute
Lottery, class 70, drawn April =, 1857,
50 81 20 III 81 "A ~ AZ 48 II
n. FRANCE Co., Managers.
D. McPHAiL, Commissioners.
Ap7-n
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" MARCH 30, 1882

REMARKABLE REsERvATIoN-Speaking of the celebration
Of St Parcks day by the lbernan Society OF Savannah
the News remarks that noticeable feature of the
was the presence the table of the old pitchers and
bers which procured for the society and used at he
meeting St Patricks day in 1884, and at every ami
verssry since, There originally four large pitchers
and six dozen umbers aud now, after lapse of thirty
FIVE years. all the pitchers in use and hirour of the
tumbiers This fact speaks well for the temperate moder
alton Of this society, for Notwithstanding the fact that
each succeeding anniversary the tumbers have been filled
with the mountain dew there but eighteen
missing for thrtyve years The pitchers bear the harI
aud other embems the umbers have the harp and sham
rock intertwined with the motto Fringe Bragb"
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FREE TRADE WITH CANADA The Milwaukee board OF
trade have received letter. dated March llh, from the
secretary Of the borrd of trade of Toronto in which is
stated that has been instructed 10 ascertain whether the
former body and the merchants generally Of Milwaukee
will Join the Toronto association in taking the necessary
steps TO induce the United States aud British governments
to grant the free navigation of the lakes and inland waters
of both countries the inhabitants Of each alike The
Toronto board Of trade haVe already petoned Parliament
for assistance and cooperation in behalf of this
and expectations entertained by them that will
be taken by the Milwaukee board influence the United
States government for the same object
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v;gilancs Committee IN Nebraska.

ST. LOUIS April 4.-The officers of tho steamer st. Mary,
from Council Bluffs, report that four shot at
Piats Mouch Nebraska, March 10, by order Of vg
lance committee Five others had been banished the Terri
tory and forbidden return under the pain of DEATH The
offence committed "clam jumping"
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Loss of Life.

New YoaK, April 6.--The Rome Sentinel gives further
particulars of the disaster to the between Cape
Vincent New York, and Kingston, Canada. She had ff
teen or twenty passengers only two of whom saved
The mails were lost .- tw
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O + FICI A l..

DEPARTMENT oF STATE,
Washington, April 9, 1857.
Information has been department.
the United Hong Kong of the death Il
Messrs John Mcneil William stsusrt, and Joha C. sm-al in
hospital Q, Hong Kong. ~ .a.a.rH"
ApT-d3uf ..
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


March 10, 1857
Notice Ia hereby given Uni
satcs department will purchase the until the LIST
ay OF June next, unless the previously
aud will pay ued from the
dividend of interest thereon together
additional for the reach the vendor
the following OF premium said stocks;
For the stock of 1892 premium of 10 per cent
ls47 and ss premium Of l6 cent and
1885, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock,
Ceiacates Of stock transmitted department.
,ce assigned United saes by the duly enlec
receive the proceeds. 1.#t
by drafts the Boston, New York. Pba
phia option the parties entitled receive the
should be in the letters accompanying the eer
co,es HOWELL COBB, N
Mar l3-dtlstIun-if Secretary OF the Treasury.
FOURTH WEEK.
-. ITALIA
And the
...... LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY
-.. ..... .....- AT oDD.FELLoWs' HALL.
Exhibition every nigh, O'Clock, and Wednesday
and sa,urdayat3x.
Admission, rs cents ....
Descrip,iye pamphlets for sale In the hall. 4"
o taa has before been exhibited in washington
CARDIFF rent. hrs,-elsss Franka Row. now
occupied Hon. O. Gushing, Attorney General IL las al the
modern improvements hot and cold water bath ROOM chandeliers
This is one OF the elegant city
The beautiful public this city
with DELIGHTFUL and constant supply o. gona water Asn good
Inquire Of WIN WALL,
Of wall & Stephens, aas Pennsylvania avenue.
Ap TT
FLOOR MATT,sG.-I have Just received from York
lot of superior Gowqun mattuybeng the best brand manulec
uedwhich will el at email advance on the cost Tho.e o.
my may first article will do well
soon limited amount in the Market and
chance obtaining
Mating put best reasonable charges by
.r l., r. CLARK,
Upholsterer and Paper hanger,
No. a4e Penn. between 18th and l3h streets.
Ap 7-3ts fSiar and Init
"A sNsFORDy A Tslo of Bacons Rebellion. by 81.
ii George Tucker.
Stories Of the Island World by Charles NordhoG
Giesei Church History. vols, evo.-new edition.
Rtory n Pocket Bible, with illustrations.
scampsvias BY Lieut. Wise, United States navy.
Illinois IL Is, with maps. BY Fred Gerhard