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Stamped Envelopes.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

May 49, 1851.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received until 3, p.
~ M ~ Inc 6 dav az v nc n for n,rni.lnr n the slammed on
voIopcs this department may require period years
No 4 or note size q. by 40, inches OF white papcr
No q sizc 81 81 inches Of white paper
snch pronorons of b,g and white ne NAV be ordered
No. g. or ocn Size sT by s inches bun or white or in snch
proportons az either as NAV he reonrcd
Proposals ARC also invited for furnishing straw board boxes for
packing parcels each
Tor backing parcels Of 10 10 % 900
The cnveIp 10 he made m the manner Of pape Of approycd
quality manufactured specially tho purpose ana water marks
may They gummed
sealing At least %. inches on the pont banded IN rrcels as
packing
masters
which 8 - ~ .,d a nv NV, NJ I @ rer hnn h
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nsd arc ~ se y furnish sn % % with t ba
pareI, n ,, 'nen pus,
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y;a a.i M ~ $3.50. ~, ,i =. u, ~, c.u,r,, :,
,ba cnntra and svme,,s nnc n v, M made nuarg pico
ne am l"smens unacr !, VIII oe nc IumcE trHe
aay Sal, I'M wy ~, hc yu. WI w
$3.50 ~ n I'm, y, ,ni - my NJ Nj Sn. ~,
serves nseh he right 70 ennu ne na mat
or any Pa "a I onereu ior she N , lot inc
y ao ~ w, ~ ~ sc =,
ny 70 WY pary Mu snh W ~ ny oPoni ess ap,e ana
sr, an ,b n e y, e e t,sn y a,o ri
70 annu the contract or a"ne 70 perform 'huy my OF
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: : 10000
Glass No l. whcoak logs No yellow pine plank stock logs
No, ~ Wmte pine no II As cypress, wne OAK boards no
70 Locust No 70 iagnumvts no u, iron. 40 - spike
ana ih. No 20 iHaa, znc, ana I'M NO 20 auare NO DO
nose t.}
CIIARIESTowN M.ussACHusETTs
~, ~ /, ,u,.a III, ~ /, N,,a 80. ,.
os.ss NJ. 4 ~, w. . ,9
ye,o,v nine pank stock logs NO = Yello ninc beams
No Yellow pine mast and spar timber No o. White pine
mast timber No TO- White pine No. H. Ash, cypress, white
oak boards No. H. Black walnut, cherry No III. Locust No
H. White ash and hickory bars ana bnts No 10 White
slaves and heading No 10 Black spruce No IS lgnnmytn
No 81 Iron No y Spikes ana nails No. ~ Lead Mnc, and tn
No 3D. Hardware NO ~ Paints OILS &c NO. ~ Flax canvas
No 49, Cotton canvas No 80 Flax and cotton wine No 81
Glass. No 81 Leather NO % osc NO. ~ Brushes Ne 3p
Bunting and dry goods NO W Fnch ir ron NO as Ihow,
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No. 5sl.
Notice or the Removal Of the Land once from
Red Wing to Henderson, In Minnesota Ter
ritOry.
mo. 5sI.l

IN accordance with the provisions Of the act of
j Congress entitled authorizing changes the location
Offices approved March 1853, hereby declared
and made known that the Office for the sale Of public lands at D
In MINNESOTA TERRITORY viii be removed TO the OF HES
psFsoS, Territory after TIC
Given under hand the Washington this soh day Of
snri, A. ~ 1887
by order of the President;
TTTCS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner &c the Onlce.
May 1--1nw6w lint. Al Start
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
OF Provisions and Cioiling
2, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ Beef and Proposals for Pork as The case may be VIII be re-
until O'Clock Wednesday, tho 10th DAG
July furnishing Of all cost and risk TO
the United States The following yards
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PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, & CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & Co,
~ Austin F'riars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
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Change in the Days OF Sale or the above de
scribcd Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

BEREAVEMENT INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
the foregoing proclamation tho
certain Indian lands changed postponed
following periods:
Point Wednesday, 81 day
The lands Of the Wca &c rao to Wednesday 2Ib day
June
Wednesday 18th
by order Of the Secretary Of tho Interior.
CHARLES r. MIX,
Commissioner adj Interim
AMI II aSta0J
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Change OF the Place of Sale OF the Delawar,
Trust Lands i'm Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place Of sale of
1N the Delaware lands Kansas Territory
place at Iecompton tho 23d day June
changed TO- and will commence 0awkee said Territory,
day and date.
BY order Of the Secretary of tho Interior
CHARLES r. MIX
Commissioner ad fa.erin
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office Of Indian Affairs April g. 1857
April 7-1awtlJune
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mo. 1921
Notice

TIME VETERANS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL
q. II. Gcg. " cents
RoulIcdeo's Shakespeare, parto. % conts.
Russcls CriInca.
& inst received AZ TAYLOR 4 MAURYs
June 20--3t Book store, near 9th -F'
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

sCRHIyG OF TIE sew LCcr.
The Missouri River Lightning L'ne psokets seem y
be in bad lack. The steamer Ne~ Lncy, Capt isasc
Mckee, has been burnt 10 the wstsrs edge Opposite
Dewitt IN the Missouri River. Tbs dsaster occarsd
at II o'clock on lat Wednesday D'go; Inc M c
Lucy vas ice bound and had DO helgh' ABOARD. Ios
cosmbermsids ard four deck bands were on board The
boat ard all escaped unii jured. Happily, ths disss
ter was not attended with loss OF ll'e
We have no information regarding the org'n OF tne
FIRE, or in what qaaIter OF The boef the nSnss were
fret discovered. We only know that The Neg Lucy
IL 8 total loss. The rews came by teie2rspn IRON
Boonvile to Capt. Welton, from Capt Mckee, ana Is
perfectly reliable. ,n
The Lightning Line Packet Company purchased sae
At The time OF her loss she was yslued AZ aoout
$4,000 end insured for sl2 O00 chiefly in Pittsburgh
Cffices.
FULL LIST OF THE DEAD AsD WOUNDED or THE
STEAMER CATAEAcT.
No complete list Of the dead and wounded OF the
steamer cataract has heretofore been publ he'd. IL
sppe ars from the following, furnished US by Capt
seven Of the wounded still survive with fair hopes OF
recovery. The following 10 the list:
LIST OF DEAD.
Dir n Brace, Hartford Conn
ssmuel Blael buln Cass County, Missouri
Mr. a.ns.y Brunswick. Mo- reported have died alter
se Mr K alss Illinois.
Barney Kelly bar keeper. St. Louis. Mo-. =,
W A Mcdonald, express messenger, St Louis Mo-
Z Jones' second engineer, 81 Loui' NO.
Cbis Jones, George Brown Joe Brown fTemeni Barber
uni nown.
joesn Tnsee, second cleri LOu. severely 'c.ldea
Hs4 4sa f 1ese1s s aS' severely ds
E1dIdfs ..:.sSsfIi Illinois: :sys,' !y .ssd'd
5; g. 1 &Id:S f Gs,sis.d Comm 5o tissss :s.dsd
p''''' st. Loui. Republican 2ets uIt J
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FIRES.

FIRE IN THE SEVENTH AvESUE.
Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock = fira broke ont
in the grocery store of Patrick Oysas NJ 379 yenth
aver ne corner Of Thirty fourth street but being dis
covered at en- early moment, it was extpgui5hed be-
fore much damage ooc red The FIRE oiig ed among
some empty boxes bu. from what Cause is uokno w.
Toe after Is under invesR by the Fire Marshal
The building owned by Samuel Sparks was tnayed
TO The amount of $50. Insured. Patrick Owens esi-
mates bis loss a. $500 Insured for 81 0 In the Osesn
Insurance COu parry.
EXPLOSION OF GAS IN ODD FELLOWS HALL, CORNER
GRAND AND CENTRE STREETS.
The alarm 81 Gre yesterday afternoon about
o'clock in the Filth District visa cau-ed the explo
sion Of quantity Of escape gas in the restaurant kept
BY Perry Mapes urdsr Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of
Grand an Cecfre streets. At the time above ruee.
toned Mr.. Mspes, beirg annoyed a. the strong smell
IF gss in the saloon took lighed candle to examine
The pipes and discover the Whereabouts Of the lax.
A, he opened door leading to the area, which had
recently been closed in the place hav ng become filed
With gas. terrible explosion folio we'd A large por-
ton of the ceiirg demolished and the doors and
wiz dows in saloon shattered TO atoms 50 violent
was the explosion that il destroyed the windows u the
tsOr shop the restaurant, Iippsd up portion OF
the fixtures and threw out OF plsee several s'one
steps
Mr.. Mspes bad bis bands burned, bu. fortur stely
escaped without other injury. Damage to the amount
Of 500 was probably sustained.
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MOODS INSOLENT BOAST.

To tie Editor Of The " Y Tytbans.
SIR: The utjoned resolution was, among Others OF
lie tenor erthurast caly adopted by the Wood ~os.
sbipers at their recent meeting at the AGA emy Of
Mrsic. Az they Just nov need bals.m for theiy
erief-ina much as thei, idol has, by the result Of
Yesterdays election, been pronounced ga eIecrs,ion
and sn establishment, and curse, aud reprosch TO
tbs city ard to any people, by The sv-sb'dlng and
vrtu. .horo,pQ citizens Of NevYok- have ths rod-
uets TO republsh their defiant vords, that they mig
as in mirror, behold themselves in the ac NJ drra:
" traitors within our (tt'tr) ranks I"
Resolved That prepared for the contest and that ws
anticipate sns and unsurpassed victory h. we hant
our oppopepts for they did the Sd Of No
W nbr oil their nations aud all their support upon a
single city and county ticket that strength
toaetber and achieve victory more decidedly
tbs, the Democratic party will not only rout This inc)nzu
ard from the Geld but wi ntfe y enni.
bse IL al p+rse 81 and that the double victory Witch
uult cown the pres struggle will b. the gari,ns,
II VIII hieyed spite OF trait within racks
and in defiance Of enemies wi bout
The resolutions were adopted amid immense cheer
inc
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CHILDREN,S AID SOCIETY

The regular monthly n eetiOg Of the Trustees Of IL.
Children Aid Society was held at th-ir rooms on
Ncrdsy evening Nov ~. Present, j. L. Mason, C..
l.. Brace, NJ T. Hewitt, A. Russell, DIR. Phelps, W.
&. Gilman ard b. J. Hosland.
Dung the mort "a Of November, 1857, homes ID
been found for 1870 persors. OF there, l0l were fro
he CertIal Office, and were mostly sbild'-n. Tae
other 50 were sewing grs from the Branch se, moot
of whom we've sent to Tire West the greater pat Of
phom ere urabls to psy their Own fare.
MI BARLOW, the Superintendent, says in his re.
port:
"By Kind words, ard frank. bonsst inquiry, have
often learned the ehtpe fest1on Of most OF those vs.
have sert out; and am persuaded thu. geotiennea
may Otter meet vel dressed girls in the streets VINO
have no other property thsa shat they wear, and are
beside in debt for their board.
"I am convinced In many esses which have como
under notice by hightsGed color, trembling lip
nd READY tear that nu,b Of presea suffering sad
forebodipg for tho future vas left untold. Oft5o
the sIDourcs rent tbs: eosld ssLd thsm OF, h4s
vttly relieved The poor lear. o. losd Of osrs aad
ILLUMINATED the dcyDeSss coGrtsranee with t4'se 70
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Dot, driven into the ~ Jued NAKED M !r1a az
vas found 20 be correct 10 4iluis b. re -xpsoIon
The further Touts whs 10 be 70 tia oa-k.'o'sss
Rtsfr previous 10 victericy at Carlton House tor.
The Sun mer Of lass is n be employed 10 hsVerssg
The country Of he Blachfeet and Bio d lHilios pc
tween the Noberp and Southern SsskTche ~s1, snain
fIsc The souibern bratch I'D % is soIcss 10 order
10 pet knowledge OF the practicable passes 10 ne
Rocky Mour t,Ds With viz 70 Access TO the Pscine,
md. ptrdeDt Of what u within ths Amsc1n fronuer or
pcoIver ebty 70 the north 40 prr,tofy' lne
fjne must come when the coast opposite vancouver
I.lano will be connected with Causda over $40.
thorough knowledge Of tie faciiiiss or fitl al'es
offered by the Rocky Mourt.in is, therefore one Q,
the greaiest 6esiderat4 Of North AneIi'an poynsaI
geography The detailed accounts OF the progr.sa oi
The t1nediitn have been communicated TO the Royal
Geographical Society. London Athsh&ani.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board Of Education met last evening 10 their
chamber, c,rper of Elm and Grand streets, ASDRIw
II. GREEs, President, in the chair.
On the minutes being read, Mr.. BALDWIN moved to
have them amended in such way as to give TO the
Adjunct Professors in the Free Academy 81, $50 per
spruw Instead of e. OOO which the professors are a.
present receiving. A long and irregular debate fol.
lowed upon this motion.
Mr.. BEsEDicT and several other members declared
thet the minutes were correct and cenyured all
siieupfs TO falsify them to make new egisls,ion
in the form of correcting TIE pu.es. Two or three
hours have been occupied by the ard during several
Of their last meetings n discussions upon the Free
Acaoemy to the neglect Of other important business
Some members sfrrpgy ohj-ctee to the continuance Of
The bses and bsrsh Instructions were thrown on.
against the FIRES Academy.
The previous question, after nearly two hours de.
bate was calls d, and M Bad sin motion bsing put
was lost The Board then sp ,rovsd the mrd,es
Some routine busip. 81 ri referring communications
to COZ mttees aud the like was transacted when the
roll being called, quorum was not present. and the
BoGrd az iourned.
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.bich wss aops,sr,i, st,.,gsr. ] IN $50 ',n,,
Geo II al The so,ts # this Br,oca ara reesved .uu
oeyout ,bsrhfapess sDd fal purpose 70 dsesVs l's
frieroly b.lp AID repay the kiadnsss.
Il am PERSUADED iJst Nay DESTITUTE sol wh.'y
AzeTioar ei,ls are res.iaioei from app'y'ns from
psiural dsiicscy, aud repognssee to apes ies "a
o.r,e Office. I have often seen them psss aud re-
pass. withou. entering, though lJDkingi.. 49,,
rs uetimss such giri- Sili enter shd remnn pr,
TIE offce is entirely sIp,y aud then cone for~na
and moe My nake thrp req1es.
hoys Lod e,rs House reported tina, there hal esen
l,ig9 lodee,s there dOring the psst mon'h Of "hon
SOS were from The ofi,- Of he Coldrsns Aid S,c,-,y
1886 were free, and COS oai3 rotsl receP'' VIZ -
there is Fill a want # bedding foe the boys.
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HEAVY DrrALcATIos OF A SHERIFF.-It has been
rur I,y reported several days says The Rchm0
Wig OF Saturday, that Mr. r p. Winston Saerif OF
tbis city was q defaulter to the commonwealth to
very large amount. The actual amount Of Mr.. Win
steb defalcation will not likely exceed ~, OOo The
with deficit Of the entire amount OF revenue assessed
tie city, SIG 800, less the returned st oil den-
quent taxes ($6 500, con missions o0) ana Sher'
a7s claim. against til commonwealth ~ jOO These
Guns deductsd from the assessed amount o. revenue
leave balance of $lC3 Geo. for which MIR. Winston is
accourtab 10 the Auditor. The amount Of bis bond
Is only 500 000 that when the Stste RECEIVERS from
he securities the for which they are responsible
net deficit Of $l3 900 vii still exist. Mr. Wint's
conve, rg to them all his real and personal estate the
value Of which, including money depnslted in the
banks of this city, is estmsted to be $SO Inc
sum on deposit is reported to be about $50 ON.
IsPoRTAsT DECISION IN THE MONTREAL SUPER
IoR CouRT.-Op Monday, q very important decision
WAS given in the Superior Court action brought
by Mr.. KeIskowski against the Grand Trunk Com
pery to recover Seignorisl dues 90 account Of the
bapsftr Of railroad passing through his Ssignory
pony to the Grand Trunk Company. The judgment
Of the majority Of the Court, Messrs. Bsdsley aud
Mordeet, pronounced by the former, very elabo-
rate and in favor of the defendants all the points.
Tie case Involves others. in which the entire sums
claimed smount to something like fl00 900, all Of
which are to be decided by the issue Of thu present
suit. 1t will, therefore, in all probability, be ap
~ aled. and may perhaps be eventually taken to
England. Montreal Herald.
The Sarannah tGs. Georgian learns that on the
20;h ut, ice Of the thickness of halt an inch was
formed at Jacksonville, Florida, which, it was sup
posed would check at once the spread Of the yellow
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cs,,.d Hes SIZE % 10 s,os" ,aa i' 80 o't''ary
b,o.d f,rc- NJ, Ros.ss I'll oo' ps,'i'u''rly d,'''n-
gpsb bim,e'i, bit sOp-,'s to he Jar '',' o. 'oF
ecmedi.n " ,o os,as bette, ,sAa many OF our 0 VI
,ho eavs b.,.to; 70 commended themselves to
our mo,t excellent o2insoo.
Mr. Js1e Rcgsrs We very nervous, ori
Mr.. Jane, Rogers j. tolsrsbly clever, soo
M james Rogers oil 50,
Mr. James R,gsIs d0es 70. s'tempt too muca.
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THE PITT sBURGH MrRDERERs CovFE.sIEG. During
Tuesday and Wednesday it va, rumored thai Fife had
IL sde a confession to Tailor Phillips. Afer the de-
csion Of the Supreme Court upon the wrt OF error, the
jsiior converted with Fife and Stewart, in their cell
and the unwelcome Of the decision affected n sm
both to tears Fife wept bitterly, aud in reply to an
intimston from the jaor he pointed to Monroe Stew
art and sad in the most sole nm manner, There
is an innocent man." lie then expressed Q
desire to coLfees'he whole truth in reg ,rd
TO the murder Of George Wilson aud Elizabeth
McMasiers, and sails, the murder Of George Wilson
and his sitter originated with Charlotte Jones' aud was
executed by them, and them alone; When they
gained admission to the house Fife stabbed the old
man and Charlotte struggled with Ter aged aunt.
Far to bi her. Fife obliged to assist. and the
double murder was completed. Tie chest was then
tarcbed and the two left the house Tney both assert
that Ste war was OF there and that their Intentions
were wholly ur known TO him. Thus they pronounce
BIN entirely innocent and voluntarily crim1ate them
selves. ~ 80,
In regard to the murder Of Samuel II. White, which
IL 20 iptH stely connected IN the pubic nlao
With that of the Wilson's Fife most earnestly asserts
his innocence. IPlttsburgh Post. 18th ult.
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TIE GRAyr TO THE Roman CATHOLIC ORPHAN
ASYLUM 1t will be remembered that short time
,irce the Common Counsel voted large tract OF land
in the Fifth avenue, between Fifty drst snd Fifty sec
osd streets, TO [,hs Roman Catholic Asylum, s,,u-
s.sd q. ths. place, the nominal rental of ore dollar
s,esr. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Blunt, 10 behalf OF
tax payer, sppiea to the Supreme Court for an IN
junction 70 re stain the Corporation from rsv sferug the
ground ard the Asylum from receiving it. Judge
Roosevelt ,sid that be would no. grant the 'Juncaon,
but would ALLOW an order TO show cause why it should
not be grated to which M. Blunt sssen'ed' ana &c
cofdns'y took the order.
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AsEsIoAs GroeRAPHic, Al AND Statistical so'ik'
with. az ,oci., bcin' bis evening is nui me-
irs IN the Chapel Of ;Os U,ivsrsity Reports w''ca
We have given ocss,icnsl,v OF tie proceedings hsve
shown n st sope the insttu.ions Of our country th'
society," hss taken high pl'ce fr zeal in the acquire
mert and eJ.scn Of in'ormsiion on imoort+nt suo-
;.e,s Are.nn Of these fer the pss. year will os
,;ven ~ tee Council vhioh. VS. tru.t. will attract
fu,l meeting Of members and their friends.
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ILLEGAL VorIse John Davis Of the Seventh
Ward. William Glover of the Tenth, Thomas King OF
the Teeth. ard Gsorga Rsist OF the Seventeenth ar
rested on election da, for Illegal voting were arsign'd
yes'erdoy before Justice Brennan, who committed
them 10 prson TO await their trial The following per
pors also arrested for Illegal voting, were committed
fer examinations: Patrick Hsgsn, Fourteenth Wsrd
wD. G. Donohue, Fourteenth; james j. Wetnsr-
spoon, Seventeenth; Thomas Miigan, Seventeenth 1;
sad VIM. Scriven, Seventeenth.
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E,y CIrrty SHow.-The American Institute not
having spybug else to occupy the CrystsI faaoS 'o'
propose 10 it for stable OF fat cattle scd get up
show for premiums December ID. They "iu also 'd'
NIT calves and sheep ard al.o hogs dead and alive
The fewer the better we should say of the live onss
Dead duck, az d roa,.ers are Alec to have chsscs
Nothing is ssid in the adssreuent about prizes f'r
dead rabbits" Perhsps there wiz bs enough OF thst
sort Of poultry" about the Palace without en'cins
BY an offer Of prizes.
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APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION TO PRAcrIcE.-Edgr
g. Van Wrinkle. frederick S. TaIlmadge aud John L.
Parsons have been appointed examiners of applicants
for admission to prsotice. The examination will take
place in The General Term ef the Supreme Coutt
on Monday next, tina 9TH inst a. o'clock p. N. APP
plcsDt. viii file their applications with Mr. Chst6eld,
the Clerk.
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Senators U.pln ard FssseDdep, Of M.ins, Seward,
New.Ycrh, sBd Douc's', Of llinoi'' ave IN town.
s.,.,o,s Snmc., and Wl.op Of Msssschusets are sI.
., cted On S,,uydsy. Ofmemhtrs OF ths house we
have M.srs. Wbsshur,, OF Msne; Gro~, OF Penn.
sylvspis; Cofa1, o: Ipeis s. Morrill, OF Vernoot ana
9th err, were here Yesterday.
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Internationally -
Ursr.sts &c ,he = uRO,r and Lungs eufec y

~, iro0ssl. fem ,row Wed lea .
-, VIM To~n.esd esqs, and from wasy s.o 49,
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fAdvsIti'eneDt
HoyInAy GIFTS

The mos, appropriate snd e. ne me Che most oess
END p'e'snt r the oseh'-s dsyse o's
tho.s tesu7 DC FBAsE0TyPys msds oDy - hboTs NO W
Brosduy PHOToceAPgs DACrERsEoTYPEs, lssserUs'
In eolors taken In superior style. -
GALLEsY, No S3 srosiwsy. eer. FfshiHs@
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OXYGENA1In 1

OxYGENATEp BITTERs.-Each successvc
brir ?, new evidence OF its csey Until IL: present.
the .pvi.L,e en-. Of being far advance of si prsps
offered for the cure Of Dyspepsis and Asthma
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Advertisement
THE Revolt IN INDIA or THE FALL OF DELbk

TIE hEFU IN INDIA Dr HI MI w II'.
This at drama beir, Performed a, PrsDss Nrvs
THyATEs l. crow dirs the house nightly IL IL N D. frs
.,r tsrian. e,bsr vi.b the bssatf drama q ST. s
tyn and The farce Of GsIssn.w. BAesB,w sad
Mr. J. y. sner, Mr g L. For Mr.. II. Nichols, Mo ~
away aud tie whole c0ppsry sppssrns % cary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

BOLD HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-At o ste hear rss>
dsy night. a. Mr.. James J. MorTison s~ stssdse d
frort of bis residence No. lis West Tssaty s>sesl
street be was violently assaulted by an Irish ruiss
named Hugh Hughes. S, -udcen ww the s.ssk shs
Mr. Monisen had bu. little opprr,unit, to dsissA him
self. Hughes seized hs vi'rp, and BY ie'ss sad No
ler &c stole from Rim his wstch ard char, vsusa 4
1875 The robber s,tenp ed 20 escape, bit s~w.
sued by Mr.. Morrison, who cau.ed his srreA. h
prisoner wa locked up in the Station Hnu'e In W
right, and yesterday morning taken bs'ors JUs
Dawson, Who committed him TO prison 10 dsissA d
As COO bsii. Hughes is 80 years OF age, Eyiw Il
Ireland. lives in Six'eenta street. and ia wsssa n
trace. He rays be waa duck.