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Gold PENS! Gold Pens.

We have Just received large selected stock of
G FOLD PENS.
Manufactured by Levi Brown B. 7. Benton A. Morton
Co., and Dawson, Warren Il Hyde.
Also large stock of GOLD AND SILVER CASES to
gether with large well HOLDERS Fo
D. FELT & STETSON,
Of 2p6t "a Camp street.
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CARRoLLToH STORES, Poydras and Bsronns sts
We have just received large invoice of those fne LINEN
SHIRTS all sizes and small plaits, 50 50 each Genes
| will do well to call early.
| LOUIS CHARLES,
my11 2ptf corner Poydras and Baronne Streets
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#. f. Murray,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER,
In Cask, Barrel and Bottles.
notifies CORKS AND CIDER VINEG 4 r,
Nos. 10 and FL BIenviiIe street.
Particular paid to families in the city, their orders
filed at the shortest notice. and delivered in OF the city
free of charge.
N BNo pains spared in filling from Merchants and
Steamboat Bars, and orders from the country.
Mr.. liberal discount bringing orders freely
given. , ,rr,n.y
10 on1m Nos 10 and q Bieuylle street,
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TIE GREAT CLOTHING EMPoRIuM. -" All the
World nnl the rest OF msnk represented in New
Orieas RESPECTFULLY advised not 10 forget tie establishment
OF Messrs. Monroe Co. No "a Magazine street corner
Grayisf They will end there most gigantic clothing
fs and boys al iasest styles aud adapted The
different fnries Of he together with Undertaking and
furnishing goods Of every description mach also
that zone price and deviation railing
paps q the housea principle which everybody
bsag Dealt xi and squareiy We sal, to The
I'd rkz5ifSmsnt, IA smother column.
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-I--I 6O,UOU TTckets--0,f5DF 'r1zeBI 1.-- -
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY VINE T1cKEEs ,
MAGNIFICENT soHEMEi
TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY
IN OCTOBER. f.s T. ,rr f..4I,
INTERPRETATIONS PRIzEs.

nrizes of xating $50 900 prize 81 SO
prizes Of 500 approxmating 1000 prize 40
prizes of aU to IL 500 prize 800
prizes Of 125 approxmating 1000 prize 300
prizes of ximaiHg to 5000 prize 40
prizes Of rs approximaDg 800 prize 500
prizes Of so approxmating to 800 prize 400
of 1OOO0
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SsCnss y Co.'S Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERENE

The following Scheme will he drawn by s. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of ths FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, "
Georgia. in each Of their Lotteries f. October 1851 q
AUGUSTA, Georgia. to which city they have removed their
principal office to be drawn in public. AS follows:
Glass So will be drawn on SATURDAY, October s. 1897
Glass 81 !. ts ..Siskf.. n. !. no. 1857
Glass IS r. ~ !. ). III 1851
Glass 50 "a 1857
Glass 60 " plw.. 81, 1859.
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Gas Failures.

The undersigned inst opening fine additions to their stock
of CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS and all articles of GAS
FIXTURES Of American French and English manufacture.
The attention of purchasers is especially invited
HENDERSON & GAINES,
Complete House Furnishing Store,
oil oplnt 90 Canal street.
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q MABEL VAUGHAS.-Thi is the title Of new
novel b. he The Lamp Lighter which win doubt
less crsae hction-readng world has been
received BY Nj EMS. at his literary depotn CONNER
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5495 prizes amounting to-.
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves, IS Quarters, $780,
$50 will be determined by the last figure Of ths
number that the 900 prize For example, II the
number drawing $780, prize ends with No. then all the
tickets number ends in will be entitled to So II
with No. then all the tickets where thensn
Der ends In will be entitled to $2O and to o.
Purchasers buying 10 Whole Tickets then the numbers
end In l, 49, o. guaranteed prize OF SD
Halves and Quarters proportion Or Certificates Of 10 Tick
sold the below for the risk the tickets md
which entities the holder all he draws the 80 prize
Certificate Package of 10 Whole Tickets
:. :. 10 Half :. ............ 10
=. 10 Quarter. -
otts t Il
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CorYINa PREssHs, RseErpr Books AND ENVELOPES.
Mesr D. Ft s,etson continue to add to their stock
goods for the bsle convenience and accommodation
Of the business Their receipts consist Of
copying presses of different sizes patterns ranging
price from % sd iull supply Of ship receipt books dup
ecepts and index books books very
ov ces and envelopes 81 descriptions and largest
quantities. acknowledgements in another column.
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James II. Thompson,
Shirts! Shirts. shirts.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. All BROADWAY (near Canal street., NEW YORK
| jyl3 2ptf
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Copying Books,

-lts. es=.5 Just Received -.s.A .. g.
200 COPYING BOOKS, assorted sEes3o0, $780, 100 and 900
page-msde of the best French paper Index 'front.'
full bound. For sale 20 per prices by
-. D. FELT s. STETSON,
o6 2p6t 5.s Camp street.
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.Msssical ROres !.

Musical BOreS!
WATCHEs-J ELRY -CLOCKS S.
Pedders and Country Dealers will find the prices
their advantage, at 80
S#4 H. FRANKO'S, .
o5 2pIm corner of Poydras and Carondelet streets.
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CAy,petiag. $50
Il O d D & @ o., G
No. 100 Canal street, near Royal Touro Buildings,
Are now opening their FALL IMPoRTATIoNs of New
Styles Wilton, Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels +
CARPE TING.
Also, large stock of
FLOOR OIL-CLoT
Three twenty four feet wdecut to suit apartment
Curtain Materials.
receiving large and magnificent stock of New
Styles of RICH SATIN DAMASkS.
:. DE LANES.
=. BROCATELLE.
woRSTED AND COTTON DAMASKS.
CENTER TAsSELS AND LOOPS. ~
CoRNICEs, CURTAIN BANDS. w. ~,
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
Entire NEW DESIGNS, ranging in price from s. to SIS
pair % 2p6t
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or the Democratic party would be entombed. The
Little Giant wasconstituted the presiding genius.
It was his active and inventive brain that con-
ceived and brought forth that " pandoras box the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise and the Kansas.
Nebraska act, The first was claimed as an act Of
justice to the South, which would enable shareholders
to emgrate to territory of the United States with
their slaves, upon perfect equality with emigrants
from the free States This, it was confidently be.
lieyed, would secure the Southern vote But at the
same time it was known that the repeal of the Com
promise would be very unpopular in the North. So
to make the pill go down with Northern people, it
was sugarcoated with squatter sovereignty and alien
suffrage, which, the people of the North were told,
would prove just etfectual restriction to slavery
extension the Missouri Compromise, and even more
so because the atterwas considered unconstitutional
The people of the North, however, were too deeply
incensed at the repeal of compact they held binding
to discover the clever trick the Little Giant had played
off on the Sonth. They looked upon the whole thing
as emanatng in the South, and the result was the
organization Of the Black Republican party, which
proved sufficiently formidable to get control of one
branch OF Congress. And so great was the opposi
lion to the Democracy in the North, that it became
necessary to dropthe Little Giant who was coniden
OF being nominated for the Presidency. The leaders
saw that their only hope Of success was to nominal,
, some man who had been on both sides of near al
great questions particularly that of slavery and theI
rely upon federal influence and patronage to carr,
enough Northern States to enable the South to cleo
their man. They succeeded but it was with might,
4 tight squeeze.
III this brief history of the sayings and dongs O
the National Democracy for the last few years, W
have the of the excitement and agitation whic
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The Nics1 ssaa rtisbustsr Case.
ylITEb STATES COMMIssrONERs cJCRr.
Before Georfe W. Morrel Fsq

"
MAReu 2-me Jniicd S,ps Is. Jo,erh W Fhb1r and
Henry Bol.o. --Thh case was brought up aaP N Il,
day Mr. Campbell. OF the coubsel tor Coi. Fs,cns
rtse the following letter. vhoh had Just bcel ved
RON hr lean hs Col Fshens, to ihe oouri--
Nv prsR sp II by the papers Of th, ina'ng hs
tue n.y. n % 10. SoM 70, ~ M Ssye
ny a., sesoce 81 ihst me am sssr' o. onna met g,s
YOU have violated 20 ense,u eut Of be eera
eoverpneni and u the case be pos,ooaed util sirday a
views 90 this fubjeci TO the uOmmss 1per ,,,,,.~
CoL0srL FAnEss.
Mr. Campbell then requested ,hs the case should b.
6jgurnod Vii saturday next. 80 ~ 70 give Mr. Oe,a
opportGpity to presonI his idoss
Jofn Mckeou opposed the request
Mr. Campsoli then bes the sammiDg MP OF the case
Ftb,Is BE revc sed oil tho testimony that has been
ibe trial. saying thu, all the evidsnce on ue
part OF the cop,stet 10 the fact that w
ness (Fuer) sa~ Col. Fabens IN the Nicaragua Agency
al one hmc, and spoke TO nj N ABOUT stee pen rnst,
sad Le Is ine ,ole tbs ony testimony asanss ool a.
vbcd aimed, paid solicited 70 20 TO Nicsrs &c
soldier, or otherwise by bin (Col Fsbeos has bsen
prcvsn before ytm Honor tha' tne witness Bro-n vas
drunk vftl he made his snisvt; ths, he dId
not hno~ what the sniosvn be signed VI"
no compliant 20 make against the sscusoi--tbs, ihs
cUsed (Fahens had never spossn 10 bin lbo wiiness)
sbos, his gong to Hicarssu. . soldier
Mr. Campbell went to tosi and inpIlson
mss, upon suoh grounds ~ ud undermlne aud destroy
every principle OF constitutional and individual hbsriy
The counsel r.vor we'd ri eng1h the suesc OF nternA
tiorsl law thoving That no. recognize utsrna
uossl law many ipcipes adopted by foreign dsspotio
COVE that rcqueulv stand IN oppcsisa 10
thc ruing and agreement OF foreign pcteptates aponn
terraional law liz also stated that ss against
eplsrg soldiers ior iorefu power dd not sppy 70 s1y
Individual or people vhcec govern mept was no ddy
recognized by our government Tne counsel reviewed
the history oi NIcarssus q, Iepsth sno-iDg her much
better and moro prosperous that State has Dosn since
Wa her went there than u previously ~.. Ho stated
that walker ba. not ooly hsd oghs Tho Gotta Rcsns,
bat stronger enemy ai home namely, the rrrnst Com.
pary who thought rule him ns they Mod but hndins
u sn,elvts mistaken they turned their Snols force 10
hs destyucticn. Thus, vanoerbM hes sent army
down there commanded by q man who nlilc Wills
sso acquitted and barely acquitted Ia tas room, Of toe
charge Of ururder This toroa worrnip of The almighty
dollar the force that 10 bge engaged W overtoros tho
rover of WALKER, aud Is stimulated by motives The
basest ard most despcable.
Tse court then adjourned I'll tuesday, al IA O'Clock
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Surrogate Court.

RRoBk7g CT HENRY pARrsHs WILL.
kBCH 1.-Cross examination Of William BroSn c2u.
tinuec--when kr. Parish dssrd 70 wax around the
house be would call Tor my services by rsk nc " ne be-
he " with hissing sound fos me ~ rmNn. Nhen Nc.
Pah vas irritated axatns, me, Nrs frsn or the ser
wants he you'd shake ha head, hosd up MS eit hsna
bitch himssH forward on he chair, making sound s "
piaIpns his hands bis several hEaes wan force,
and maze sound hho uueoun or no" soud perhaps
be soesdod more lbs s'ucouu With nanl sould On
ono tvo oocaspns We distinct and psrfsct sound Of
"noD sas expressed bv Mr.. Parish W. fWf.n used
souBd d ''ne, ne ne" think could be written more
heard Mr.. Psy,k say S6b dear, dear" wsich sounded
mere nte con ,oear, ,hear" also why yes, -hy yea
sud "Oh Goa ON eoe 4"
Mt o'clock p N the csss ww sa,,urned III rnursday
MuA,k.
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city Intclligeaco.

TrnsosiAI TO CArris CrsxsG, Ha srRANaEEP
EDrBuKG On Monday evening last citing OF the pas
npscrs OF tue steamship Edpgburg. last voyage
nom Gla lassow, hsd At the As,r House wbea
Macintosh, chairmtn, In spproyxiafe speech pre-
n,ed Captain Cumrains 10 she OF the passaneeys
With handsome ,ilver speaking trumpet u sokno
edsmcnt OF bis hind attention to orr and skill
ful management of the shp dur az lest voyage fro
Gsssos 70 rev York. Captain Cumming. In . sAllor.
nkc reply thsnsd them for THIS mark of tnelr friend.
chip, and exprcned vish 70 make al fciuro voyages
pleasant to his pasBsngere his last rhs trumpet
w~ supplied ~ Robot X H. of this city, and bore The
nllowes nsorv'iop
Presentodt 70 Can't wiilAm Cumming OF seausAip Eiln
burgh ~ marx c. hey esteem and for the kadoe
ssly dis @yed dung pse voyage from Glasgow. New York
March = 1901
Tsvsrss Or rHr DoEy f. -Ar election tor uus
tees s the Corn Exchange Tor the ensuing ,c.~ wi.
heA yesterday The following nsmed persons were dc
ozrtd elected, they receiving iory Of the 100
oast'-John l.. Buckley, Theodore Banks, IIcrrlck
seward Hncnn, John n Drake, Wn. n. Newman
Dssio Dows Jeuo Hoy, John B wright, Isaac I. Frost
J, q. woodruff, Robert Y sage JOSIAH NJ gisks
Epv YusK HosrTn --Ihe weekly report OF ,ho above
institution 10 Feb a., 1897. vss foiows;Re N snina
\ on Fcb 20, s2o; admitted 70 Fso 81. - dsoasrfel
cured or rslivsd. CO. died, o. remaining dave, SVl
] pass, sssi lenaales, VI.
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suiDrs BS BAsoDG.-coroner Perry bed an inassss
yesterday, nj Frspchs Hotel uPcn tue BODY OF an aiAs
named visor vole,iA Who nitisd suiSd By hssG-
ing. Ths deceased appeared, css1s 70 the hoss' a
FRIDAY svcsng issA and appeared 70 DO great ssss
Of dcsMuuon. lie did poi make his sppssrance 81 breas
fass On SATURDAY., witch csused some asrE one 6 Ne
walters obtained adnsaancc 10 bis roomi wnsn ne vs
fousd bps very s'ck bed. lie sod ,he Ssner nsi ne
oetblrg Yo tcrdsy mornizs the INMATES OF the hoesl
vent 20 bis on when they discovered the sody o. de-
eased susper ded from ncck 70 the sal he had hu3g
bm,sl, h, meas OF sk pocket hsndsercaief No Lee.
,ey. we're fou on bis person going 70 show hs
H., ,onrtps self destruction, but sup ,os>i thai
-, "a pcvsrty vss The which led 10 VA con.
NILSSON o. the rash act The Jury tered vsrio, Of
syutciGS by hanging" TIE deceased came toa rha-
asipSa scosrdlng 70 the rgistry made "a me hc.sl
HnxN
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The As04ed Marriage Cf Dr. Bardeii.

Tho Alleged Marriage ot Dr. Bardeii.
THE QAsB TO COME BEFOkE THE SURROGATE TIL:
MOREIN6-REsUME OF THE EVIDENCE ON THIS
POINT ON THE CVROhKR's lkQOscr.
The immediate relatives Of Dr.. Bu dell and MIS- Gun
nnshsm having applied pr letters Of administration to
the Surrosase the question ~ to the right OF ownership
TO bis property will up chs morning before that
official. AS the principal m VI Mrs. Cunning hams
counsel will he 10 provo her marriage to Dr. Birds the
testimony will be narly on that pofss considerable
,mount OF evidence may be remembered, was dlc>od
on the Coronrs Inquest In regard 70 soe alleged mar
isge the question revived Before another
tribunal the following resume OF that evidsncs WILL we
have doubt be read with intereat ct Ils particular
time.
The dis witness who testGes about the alleged mar
rsee 10 Mrs Cunningham, who was sworn under the
name Of Emma Augusta Burdell In her evidence she
satea that he accused Dr. Burde the time he charged
yer OF apg the motto from him, Of not fulfilling bis
omise or arIisge to her. thatshe subsequent
" married TO him Her words were-"I was married
him, his lawful wife," In proof Of her State
pept che produced the following certiHcste:-
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BOARD OF OoUNCILMRN.A

po4''D w w -
Uni. pos I'd boid A. a,., biv sesson .st
80 80 - -
the President, j. N. Philips, Esq presiding
c...., ,,.,,,,ox "a. ,ho ,oo.,rr,on n, sevsr. ,u o.
SsFera Pe'uois io' 'no S'lhSu's"n VI ''""s iA
puubt OF seels we're referred 10 the propes ittso
N'"on oi snt"e 'onPAby No 10 i"' s"oisuoos
their engine referred 20 the Commit Fire De-
IN. ys.y or their py.mses l1a Mulberry erec, q the
,- = -, o.. r., -, .. -.,..s,. -. =. - :
rH oil the Cy Hall Doll tnas suitAoio oox ous %
over ths hail be a, Al No sys the rias
au opportunity OF disco yer,ug ares quickly than
,hey 90 a. tho present time They state tnst msay
The alarm be ,,brer. up IN oisco var urcs
quicker than they owing to tho bad position 10 ws0n
Department
the resousops presented the f-l.o siagp-
That tre per at the foot of Robinson street Sorh rvcv,
be reb cd TO proper height aooordg TO lag That bs
referred To the Committee Poce inquire Into The
necessity or ecnpg asilsb sAacu house for the uss
oil the twenty second dsrt foice ana tound neoes'
sf they report TO this bnsrd nn ordinance tnercsoS
Mr. TBosAs JOINS Jr prsscGed tue ioilo wing rssoaa
- =, =, -, .
,on hss hecn ,e.eNad 70 ssw foSk -
hFc,c tkl Ocr Lr tisLa ans ana m@ "a ms rem aims
on ,hr wa, 70 his hai. cry oi nsspna ir ascrm snss
sIIb"d s9ah,r'5an VS. e,assd bS s,s noble a.ss sa,
70 he cause of hunsoity and scicnce IA the prose
cuian OF expodh ON fitted out by tho msnid-
ce'e 81 one OF our own culenS 10 search for s- joan
sha ms M',n.n we ar,uy CT CT
rs,s ih.ir ~ he .asn DubII serviss M tbo 80,
eearsd OF IA personal worti ans he aonal los ~ ,s IN
bch
hu9Ned by ths boafu thet me snhofnes 2. ne 'sy n
srs ~ ~ U neir a, sd ssasseIn s.r -
,~r a. hi. nn,,rass ,ass a,,r -",,,. ~
EorS e1en ssi,nSe of an aTdsn Ssspe nd mSasisa q
!H,re e generous trend
kcsoy'd Ia We respectfully recommend thai the Tags a
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| smash mp on ahs aariera Rnsir~nd.
| CoLLisIon BETwKEn The ptw HAVEN AND uAgLEa
| CARS hHAR HAELgM-NCDcpY RILLED--A MOST
| MIRACULOUS FscAPE.
collision on the Harlem Rsilroad yssseY isy
morning. about 10 CLOCK between she New Haven and
Harlem oars rear ll2th street, whica resulted sso
demolition of locomotive and two passenger cars bus
strange 10 say one, the engineer Of the Harlem
| train, received an, serious injury
The accident occurred In consequence OF VA immense
snow drift obsuotipg tho passage OF two OF ,he carly
trains for this city . short Distance this side Of
Harlem village when third train Zone OF the Eariem
ones) game dashng along, and ere the engineer sould
stop the prosrsss OF the train ooxon occurred with
The tairs which were station~y making Q gercyal
smash seard the Hsren trskH sad creating no r.tls
0ctiemens ssoDg the passengers oil the trains.
Our iniorrsut nates tfnt an csy Harlem ,ran &c,
,bs city nrst urme embedded In wdri referred
TO, then tho arr o'n ock trHin front New Haven cam
s'"pF and Vas $40 brought . q ssead Sun. rne storm
was shoveed ca me track it WAS borr Ssnk again by
IN. w'nd
Will, the men wvc cupoyeg In clesssx the trsak,
e5d ~ The storm ws,atHs hghcst fury, aNsrsm train
came dAsbipg Along Tho engineer aid not roe ahe dan
eore he coai .ye tGs snai 70 prase up' COLLISION
~ place .S,,s ,.. -, ,o,o,,os... ., ~.
HkSsrn train wseoks3 while OF the pssssr eer
csrssere rendered unat ,r further service Suosse TO
say, except the ezspesr reroned any i.sry OF
ocnse The hremon and brakeweu sneceoeod Ia
junpip7 OF tie train the couis,on took pces but
the spsnoer caught between tho looo,souves the
tender sed bad both of his legs orushed.
The ala m created amoua tie passengers wNs 7eyy
greet but when u wsa asCorsarned that neuc OF aer
ISmber had suffered their fsars g,sios.ly sob
for the purpose OF avoiding sne fury Of tito s.crs
The windows OF nearly every csr In the tfatr were
smashed so that he condition OF the pssseugers eyq
anything bu. an envisble one they v~o oShgcd 70
walt nearly three hours before they could be convsyoa
was imme d!nlely beeiesed with soeoYa burdr0d hall
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The second resolution also passed by similar
vote. II IL o. follows
Reesyed, That Hon Crslmus Ma.eson, D~eiaf,gth, 81
large number OF the embers of Ibis House had RsocFd
pledged themselves each 10 the Other
resolution granting money or laads
unless they paid for g. has sly and wiiuy assa'led
le ths HOgsc aud has proved him
self unworthy TO be member thereof
Tho third resolution declaring " Tnat IN Orsmus r.
Matte sop member OF the House from state OF Nss
York be- and hereby 10. sxpeloi tborefrom WAS ness
vtd Ia eonssqes OF Mr. Natoson hsvias rosgnea his
and the res,unon would therefore have bcen ope
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oRpnnsD prrRF sry rOs THs
HONORABLE JAMES BUCHANAN.

The watch 10 Immediately TO be Forwarded 10 washing
ton to be presented 70 Mr. Buohsnsu before bis insusu
rsiicu for aer THAI he the Presdsri ec- win rot be
able 10 recsire ~ or any other SIT from Any 'orcsA
rcov}A
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Personal lntel,pRepes

rT Isaac y Psyse, surgeon Of Dr. Ksnes Arotio sxps-
stnp has accepted invitation " Veil the story Of bis
Aro,c uoe In t-o lectures a me request of PRO
miDent citizens Of Boston.
Governor Polk OF Missouri has deOlroi an avitss,na
70 Pusns alaak ssuAsrsA h-n u ne RS Z y. Ls-s
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ELEGANT PREsxsT 70 Nm. BuonasAs FroS ITALIAN Es'
rrsIICAn.-we were sho On yesterday by Mr.. winhs
Robertson, Ex American Consul a Trieste, who arrived
on Saturday In the Ednburg, naynlA cent sad bsaut
fvy eusmeed gold ohronomO,os watch, vhich hss been
made 10 the order Of Italian repubicsns, for .
prostat 10 james Buchanan. The chroromcter Is en-
olossa In gold hunting case, both isoes Of which are
elsscysely and exquisitey snsmsllcd. oa the front
face Of the case there 10 finished nkeaes OF
the Emperor and Empress Of Austri,, painted on .
blue enamelled surface surrounded with njhiy
wrought wresth. The portrait Of Msxndsa, tae Arch
dvhe Of Austria, upon n.lar blue nsmeIod surface
and surrounded with q similar elaborstelY "roush,
wreath, adorns the back of the The esr Ia en-
rsved upon the face and upon the back Of the watch
Tnc watch hays In o rsoh blue slh veve, covered watch
stard, with . cover vh~a shuts down, and held by
gold spring and clasp. This watch stand 10 lined With
one blue satin. On VIC osssds Of enersved II sod
letters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

Rtfclved Tlpt Orsimus IL Matesn, member or this
from the stale OF New York. did incite parties dee35
Interested the passage OF ioio resolution for securing the
grant 70 have here and o. noncy
aud vAusble considerations corrupy, pr he
OF procuring the passage OF said Joint resolution through bi
HorSe
passed By vote OF las yeu to IT nays. Tue folloS
ing IRE the names OF the members who voted Ia tho