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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

DnMovAL-nRs. oAypoR BEos TO rpros. M,
~ pumeyous pstrcns snd ne ladies' geps.nv pa ~ !,
soou rsngvnl =. cofr ~ eefab, shent FROM 40 rs ave-
- 70 The arr .od comm ,dioos 3l3
fhytesn ard Fourteenth and viii op.u % rr..s
April ~ vm an eeysrt Arsortnent % All sins, N ,-sr
skrts Ac n hsv nterion 70 crnrnie bc4h IN E,,sSS
ARD her oh store - Thru avenue the cans
charlfs BAT Save here frr gvr surb xene~Al
srsN GhtkOs N1 Brn>dwsy b-,wcen fhtr.e.rn -
Feweeuh syces and ~ hid sverue, neZs rprh rreex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18
'PHE MILITARY.

NTlZEN vOLUETERR PARADR-vISITIN0 OoM-
" pants A psnies visiting this city to pa.cs
the pAyde Of The 9Cb ms will pleass repsrt tue Iaspsw
pSepepdeut battalion VIII DO formed and escorted y -
rieh OF the liro. Bv ovieY Vt
HGNkY WILSON, Commander In Obsef
uEsDQUARTERS LET DIVISION 2. 1000
II per rouse New lcrk, april a. lsT Special sr,is
punber three The staff officers, AIDS
Lvisiou Will at sh~wo0d's Broa ssy saf
Worth street Saturday evening oiock. As 1t ~
the meeting previous the parade ah Of Ao1
officers WIN be puncusl IN ai,sadsaoe busnsss u asor
lance will be tsapssokd By order Of
wN wLsON, Major der eral Ii Divsos n T.O.v.
q CRUCER Aaet Adlt General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18
rosr OFFICE NOTICES.

pssr QyrloK rorrcx-rHs MAILS ros rupopr
We ;. ban pon .nd sre- per United ssss sssr !.
q Ipg T sGss . u: once on Saturday tse ish dsy
is4Acv FOWLER rc-n..,.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18
eXHYPPIN0.

ksOh sohfOLR AhD hIuuuusD Us 90 }. loo on
',r'eht % rcrhik ne stesmsag ..e VI, uapl
uos FyidAys 81 ava OF pier - dorsh vtvs-
Freiebs Norfolk reed rates AppIv - 49,
Las PHI aSANrs. 20 Bros6vpy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

k'on HAVANA AND NEW oRLBAyi-rHp rrurrrr
I ~ ss mall sseNmey BLACK wARRfun oapss,r \ -
rnrn WI ccmnepee receiving freahs On Tburvss- III
y And SAD fcy DE AAsve pmis &ondsy Ipvn ~. ~,
oescs preef.ey from her pier fcot OF Rssfnsu $780,
No bbs o. ladinH signed Aner steamss ssIl. "~ N-h
LivfNosfoh, cRocHEBoN a 90.
II payh pjss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

IJKADQUA sfEBs FIRsr DIvtslOs nav Y0AE
III citizen Volunteers. special o. der No.
On Monday 2nh Of pra b anniversary OF Il. bsAts Il
licking tbs New York C'zsn vouu,ear~ sfu pssS48
be reviewed by the ctzeos of this Aui other ck@s
therefore following issued hsh,scr
citv thev should be willingly obeTed There
6esp thousand under aad
that Officers should show the exsmoe t saic cpneu
lcc With order. for the h ep' vi be epoch In ths
ht<icvy OF volunteer citizen soldter~
Ctmpsviss ia wards viii oreku'za into bstalous rr-
the c7mma-d OF the colonel aV
Colonies VII report their comnstds OIL
pKeefp, Assistant Nyt,,o- or OF
Kruger, Assistant AdjutsDt General Divson "a -
1t Division parade grourd at half nue oclocr
The First Dvis VIII tbs OF F,urtssuh
street the rishI resting on rnu'th oloo via
march their m-pes parade ground /, such
pc,eeie cmpnp n 70 mIs 'ss Nee ~ ,.s sst
The me VIII be formed In he aSs.. ., erie, ~ 49,
var oucefs and 49, o. tia Fya division will
a. sserw D rner broadway aud word slrss g Dc
Inc Assistant AdJutart GsneyA, tho Ass.ta,t Ius,css~
neners snd two Aids III immediately proceed = "a 49,
NE ~ the battalicrs arrive '~'-s"As " No
Tie remainder OF the STAG oalcaru a.s ia. I'm -.
ne me oenersrs bead qusrter s No l state scs~ I'm
oco 70 proceed 10 company With the Geoe-a n he -
'"S' s'ouno- ~ %dG o. VIZ. WISON
CHAs V. KRucna, Asst All oeasrsi /" y" v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

ELI LIE WITH SURE CoNHscTroN.-rRA su,
y W. mpes sbtey han ohss rousa ard no exrs, !,
vsrls,Ssrse -U.nsd etaes Mall Lima INsv poands y
Use eenHs PEE pcus1 on srcc pvur kours f~r
x. rsssma R:dsosd Jhs Unissd asies had sss"ssis
Unpsny wu despstch for Aspfnvsl- Monday A., ~
S2Gcoch r. y rrec.ssiv hon PIER fou4 n Wasyen 80
rrn rrvr ha web Gown And fasa stsaashi, tyn1r1a
nj. .Ndsd ~ rsnsmA nacsd, sn ssnss - Psns,a
ship JOBR y. sTEPHRR1 n A. &c., g,.ms 49,
w De " rssdnsss aad ls~-s mmedAisiy o. -
The puec are insvrsd sba, In Pacific Man ss..n.,,,
s~sIs nave ose ~ move ertr> sesurerv Wig =
sspccss o. mala '"'' "~Asn ~ -
,,F% psssfe ayyr I ". RAYMOND A shs o-,v omo. =,
"e eonp snr@ 10 w Wertu, covnev OF warm "A II v
Unnsa Hs'es Ian saeamey daya Hh snd 1pn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

ct.eo sailing reguary Aad po.uys,y On a. SesDrs a.
DAY sdv~tssa-cippcr q sAaurday Oh hsv-rhs msr..s
"a u,, wsss%sn mnsss sd,s r pier r.. r
MADE ne ps.aee 10 eaa FrAncsco III dasa deltve-srs
nsr esres In the mcsa pfes ortes Shipper destrous ~
~4~ sUffoN a co.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

Eon s!yAHxAH..rhy SUPERIOR srpr WIN,
A. a.smshs xgysrorn STATE Csusap r ps.rS,n -.
sssssnss 90 saiursay sgyh ~ a 10 o'coeS 0sSe
SSerScs rsR~sorr snn room scccn msdaaIsns "a
sy rte nan OF gDoRars AN s 49, Tr ssly,sAy
nm'S rR nr,sS A. HEHor, ~, ssssi fSi,sdsiphis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

~ ss,es naa steamship IA NssfowH Cart Parrish vii
Hsw ~ TIE above places satu, day O'Clock
kvm pier ~ Ncrh rf.sr she YIN sgrtve a Nebk
srnday A6<rneca A0d ~ RcAsnoud Pae
mad me 70 ChAriesssa lugvsa, Savannah, 40 ry~v-f~v
WIN Snt hfs Tie cheapest rsesrsntes and ocii1us
route fs.s~~ ara fare Including ss~o, rorfoh o.
r',er,snrs I'D nAchror6 SO seer.se h~h prsce AppI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

Eon aAyAHEAa AND rLoam,.-urrrxp ~ ~,
bu m ,m me ne ce.ssr AUoysrA Cspt RI 4 eos4
pier 70 =. Bils q hSsns sirssi On sc.rd tov xes9S
~ g 80 ssEr nfrdhfLL, u ervedvSr fSroscS
rssen ~. lew rcvh 70 Jsekscnvte ssi: 40 hlahn ~
,s.I . - - CON- "a q Z. yssnsA wa De ssss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

AMks MULLIGsN GUARD The MExB cas- or rg
me Wn mt 81 O'Clock A T.. the Bro Il % ~ =,
sensrai pssads u a., dsx 70 pAracp.is 10 "a
y0pN =. NURpaY Ca,<->>
lar no W. H. BovEs, rrsAssrur
n I. kEIIsR. Recording secrc4ary
NV I0nK voLuNrEaRs ArrsSrIoN mr..
~ hon fo< od1oews u he New Yovk Vo.unsss- As,s
VII be held ss The aercer Bouse 90 r.,urdsv AZ
Ia tsnnvsrsaxy Of he bsus OF Cerro oor1o ~
prscAseiy. 0ARRHT DYCK An r,.st. s~A
VIZ PKu. secrsfary. ''cs rr~~1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

CoAL -ss PER TONS, po rors MUTT IN soLp nv
~ ssy s'so spsn cream horses for trucks ~ csrts
sNo; saddle horse el7s one back mare spe>d ard
beauty c-mbined Prce 500 Apply 81 60 West wsahingou
pisce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18


WATCHES JEwELRY, 60
(yALUonNiA DIAJowDe.-rIrs, o TO % Rras
brsesess neckceA sleeve buoss &c seni by vsi y -
par q Ne vorh ,. a r. r yAOOBa, tn Brusl wsv
C!onronYloH AND GOLD vnD Hpuw AID po,
= 1920 - ..snA p ths me.sv rturasd
~ sAs wa JxHf yxo0ss ~ k, ~ . a
no JKwIILnhA-yH ApvsRrrsuR HAS ON n AYp
lev o. hoo celssrsed hgrss Lyvs paas vH,rsnArI
gs.une Also fsnssd aasUWent u jeweIsry and 1900
vNAsss toch - naAesiAe 81 The bcs quality
rHsh A. Oh A68n, 70 Yuhon rpes.
WArQs1s wArCsnA !ArCHss-sEfAr.Ep AT
" vhseeAle pvScee - Il JAOS b, loo Chatasn ssrsss
Fine eoh wAtshes - 40 el1 30 - $40 "a ma m
sav~ vssh. - -. "a siA s1s. sD s1o. sas ~ 90
w AyyBD AZ lASAn. At wBoLRAIp prro.e
NE yt@SS v.ssssA hus lusss isvsbsS.. . %
: ss'As~~ a's.l .-sA yss....A.. S
:. reAess isvs opsa Acs saS AussSs cssss..., nyn g
s'is - AA' vsAsSsA g, -. y.xsS.x. .... rs
g $685.. nnssmG $780, ........". 10 %
ps.sn' lever sunt.a :.E,ysd..........., IS X
wlssss,s seays suspssx ws.chss nj : a., 10
n4 unned etsAss BIZ man ~ esprsna. -
AH n JACOBS, maBufsc3uyinw ~weuNv An, ,r..~X
er vsssnes and 'svsiyy. AU Bvcadww
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18
THE TRADES.

CARhLN1R's SITUATION wANrEp-BY A soorcH
" nsn % o~a erpeysnee VITO uposryAaads he manax.
mss. on Nec1 40 hoooas Sepxsnene; also the nrcsn
o nEc nbesr gAeA NE kfoAm add dog~~ rsSdeor
$50 TOE sy hS en- 81 lawns IN bet q ETY. rsfs
ices fv~N a. o chaseer and cspasfJ s~ sAdrssse
j. A. a. ta~c Bsrh~r soa Ro~sl Wesi Ma ~ vii b
Ster led to Acdryn sor Aase caya ~ "
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
lnR Old GORNAh
Has Just Opened a Sptendid ,7ssOrt"ne"t
or
SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS,

IF you want a cheap Dress, call at the Old Corner
If you want cheap shawl, cali at The Old Corner
If YOU want cheap silks, call Al the Old Corner.
II ycu want cheap NUsl;fs, call ~ tire Old Corner
If YOU want Kentucky Jeans Or Tweed> call al the Ol
Corner. Also. FitnHels all kinds and oolorS
IF vou want Shaes Bereges. call al the Old Corner
Ii you Briiiantes Lawns call al the Old Corner
If YOU want La Villa Cloths, call at the Old Corner
If you want SILK CEave,!as, call at the Old Corner.
II YOU want Mourning Goods, cali the Old Corner
II YOU " ant striped Srng Musl 60 the Old Corner
If you want patent Criuone Lining 10 the Old Corner
II you want Collars, Uuderscavcs Edgngs, Inserngs,
Founcngs or any Embroideries % to the Old Corner
If YOU want Corded Skirts. Soutag skirts, Hoops, call
at the Oh Corner.
If YOU want Cloths, call at The Old Corner.
If you want Ca=sjneres, call at the Old Corner.
If you want %ujuetJs, call Al ihr Old Corner.
IF TOU H.9N'T -7.TTTHIFG IN TIE DRY
GOCDs LIVE, 90 TO TUE OLD CCFNfR
If YOU want make from l30 styles OF NaH
Papers, 90 10 the Old Corner.
If you Carpet Of any kind go to the Old Corner
Ii you want Groceries, Qneeuware, or Cutlery, call al
the Old Corner.
If you want Corhing Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, cal
at The Old Corner.
Il yoa Country Produce to cxEauga for Goods cal
at the Old lc.ner.
Fyou Bargains in anything. call al tile Ola corner
t-Conn,ry Dealers supplied with Goods by wholesale
a very small advance above city wholesale prices.
ap23 GEORGE BL1 NJ Elk.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16

tITo get rich-Rise early, work late.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
DONALD Kennedy.
-No I2o Warrea s., Rol5ary, Mass.

-NO To 1E1TrtR y. NoE5uTu- .Hass.
PRICE 81, 80
Wholesale Agents. New YORK City. c. Y C!ickuer, 81
Barclay street; = H. King, 1872 Broadway, Rushtan and
Ciack - Br0ad"ay;A & D Sands. 100 Fulton street
7. W. DYOTT K SONS, Philadelphia, wholesale
Agents for Pa. F"r sale by T. j. HOFFMAN and Mrs
NARY MARKS, irwi>Iown, md by B. +. KEPNER,
NHIiat""n- [jef-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
EVERY MAN HIS OWN INSURER

u LIN -iA-N lIJ'c ~ W y l-NC L Il L X.
The following suggestions to house
keepers, merchants, and those erecting new
buildings, may not be yalueIess:-Keep
matches in metal boxes. and out of the
reach of children. Wax matches are par
rcularly dangerous, and should be kept
out OF the way Of rats and mice Fill
fluid or camphene lamps only By daylight,
and never near fire or light. Far better
dispense with them altogether Do not
deposit coal or wood ashes in wooden YES
sells, and be sure burning cinders are ex-
tlngulshed before deposited Never take
a light Or ashes under a staircase. Never
take light to examine a gas meter. Be
careful never TO place gas or other IiObts
near curtains. Never take light into \
closet. Do not read in bed bv candle
or lamp light. Place glass shades over
gas lights in show windows. and do not
crowd goods near them. No smoking
should be permitted in warehouses q,
barns. Where furnaces are used. the
principal register should always be fasten-
ed open. Build all chimnevs from fbe
earth. Stove pipes should be at least four
inches from woodwork, guarded by tin.
and enter substantial brick chimneys hori-
zontally.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
BOWMAN & CO..

New Castle, Lawrence CO, Pa.
-Agehts wanted in every village. Apply By letter or
otherwise to the pfoprietors. ocl6
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES!
Secrets for the Million!
4 Most HoudeIJui and IIaluaJle Publication
WORK OF 4o0 PAGES. AND 50 coLor 81 EvGARvIxas.
Dr.. Hunters Wade MeCum

y original and popular treatise on Man and Woman
u their Physiology, FuuotIons and Sexual Disorders
of every kind viii NEVER FAILING REMEDIES for their
speedy cure. Price 30 cents.
DR.. Hunter Is graduate of one Of the first medical
schools Ia the L. and has devoted quarter Of cen
tnry 10 The study and OF syphilis and kindred
disorders
The practice of Or Hunter has long been and sin Is
unbouudcd but ~ 10 solicitation Of numerous
persons, he h aen induced 20 extend his professional
usefulness ..f0ugh the medium OF his WADE NECTM
i Is volume that should BE- in the ha nds Of every fan
y IN the land, as preventive Of vices, or as
guide for the aieviaon Of Of thu awful and
destructive ScGureCs ever visited upon mankind
The author argues strongly against every species
Of selfdeflemen aHI parents and guardians in
searching terms guard the young Of both sexes from
the terrible consequences of their ignorance Of uysioo
gIcai laws and sexual impurities and irregularities To
those no have been already ensHared to the paths that
take hold on DEATH, clear and explicit way shownby
which they may secure Of sound health and
regeneration Of the soul from its terrible pollution
II s We'll known that thousands of victims are ANIMAL
y sacrificed al the shrine of QuaCkeyes those
suffering from VenereaI Syphilic dse1zesrictures
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility and the numerous
malades which spring directly from the indulgence OF
cafhai passions and secret violations Of Nature
When is also considered that about 100 600 persons
die annually IN the United states Of fCoHsUmPioEaarg
majority being the victims Of the youpuous udiscreon
Of their ogenorsne auJhor ib bucd with sentiments
Of enlarged philanthropy, VIII scarcely BE- for
1ny effort restrain s.Ie vices 81 The age by The humble
IHstrumeHtality OF his Wade Mecum
OGe copy securely enveoped will be for,gar red free
OF postage to any part Of the United States for Soc in p
o. stamps, or copies for 81. Address, postpaid DR.
HUNTER, No Division Street, New York
s5-Beware Of bogus Dr.. Hunters connection with
any other DR.. Hunter. macs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16

- f-7-VV' u -
I who desire TO improve tier
AA upper stories with a asli
HSand fashionable topping q
call at his store, where tbti
Will find a good assortment Of Has p
tured under his immediate supeTIa.ea'
competent and faithful workmeU. oFss
not be on hand, hat Of any descri5's
got at short notice, all Of which aTs Y.
To be equal, if not superior, 10 an! 9.
in LewIstoWn or any other place 20 /.
this State. There is no CANNON a'oI.
Idle boasting, as the people can .aa!- J"
selves by making the inquiry and !fiaI +.
For the Omi>h he has constantly q. 2
will make to order, hats to Their 'aa'
required size or brjm, at prices tha''-
to be satisfactory.
Country Merchants will find Il y. =.
vantage to give me a call, as li0eTal.'
wIll be made on wholesale purchase
pecially so to punctual men. -
Thankful for the liberal patronass = :,
received, his study VIII be 10 Pis-$
may favor him with their cuetoa = :.
and trusts that as the times are I4~,
high, md other t,jngs :n PToPoriios.t /,
will act as much as pcss.-ls 90 ihs C',, p.
Or at least on the saying that s-''l
make long friends"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
n()NE lIi\IT lCUI
Neat, Cheap 81 EsiraAl
". G. .ZOLLINGEB,
-Harket street, Leicjst0Wn, H:E
KeDDp31's store.

Respectfully invites alE
who desire 10 improve tasi |
upper stories with a zeal /
and fashionable topping, e y
IL = .laE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
4 RARE CHANCE
TO COMMENCE BUSINESS

FNHE subscrlEor has a stock of DRY
Il GOODS and HARDWARE on hand am
ounting to about $1,000, which he will sell at
a bargain, either -or cash or approved paper,
or exchange for piece of land if it he
suitably located, to,any person who NAV de.
sire to engage in the Mercantile busine2
They are principally staple goods, and such
as command a ready sale.
ho-o-u CHAS. RITZ.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
DR.. MARKS.

IT AVlNG resumed the practice of medicine,
/ / may always he found at MS Office IN the
Public Square, opposite the Lewistown Hotel.
May !, l857.-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16

8 Senate CHAMBER, Oi5 y7r7ES
8 DE-. J. c. AYER- Houured Sir: have Ha d
Oush trial Of the CsTHsETTc Puls LETT me b "a
and have been cured by them of the dreadful ss \
under which be '0und Inc suffering The iE
lieved ne, and a few subsequent doses ban
removed the disease. | feel in better health ~
some years before, which | attribute en;iFeI n
of your CATHARFIc Pills. Yours with I5at 5z
LUCfUS D. NEH.A
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-16
Or. J. D. Stoneroad

OFFERS his professional services to the cit
" izens of Lewistown and the surrounding
country. Office in the Beehive Drug Store.
May 81, 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-16
III Advertisements should be sent in by
IL o'clock m; otherwise they may not ap.
pear until the next day.
SPLRIr or THE MOANING Pr Ess


The Union, to-day, shows that the Philadel-
phia Press is wrong in its statement that Con.
gress, of its own motion, required the submis-
sion Of the whole constitution of Wisconsin to
popular vote before its acceptance here The
truth is, the convention framing that constitu-
tion required it; and Congress, acting on the
principle that the convention was the people of
the Territory acting through their legally au-
thorized agents to determine what stages the
constitution should be passed through before
the States admission into the Union on it, Of
course enacted that its (the convention 81 direc-
tons on the point in question should be carried
out to the letter.
The Hteiitgencer republishes, with appro-
batory comments, an article from the Albany
ArgHs. eounselling the Democracy of Congress
to wait further developments in Kansas before
determining what to do with the Lecompton
Constitution. That is to say-in the present
aspect Of afairs-to wait until Lane, Robinson,
Stanton Co., make n successful revolution
there before venturing to prepare to maintain
the supremacy oflaw in that quarter. Such is
the plain English Of this recommendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-16

IL In Madrid, it is reported that the Govern
ment has sent orders to General Concha, CAPTAIN.
General Of Cuba, to organize a body Of infantry
with the necessary artillery, in order be ready
at short notice to commence hostilities agains,
Mexico; in the event Of the present negotiations
falling no
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
writing on the 18th of November, says:
The last accounts from Mexico state that the
situation OF that country Is such that the rencL
charge Afaires has requested the French Ad-
miral the station TO send some shi ps of war Ia
the Gulf Of Mexico, for the protection Of French
subjects
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth Consress-First Session.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Allen offered the
usual resolution for the adoption of the schedule
OF Senate committees las published a day or two
since in the starr
MIR. Hamlin opposed the resolution, and was
followed in debate by Messrs Doolittle, Chand-
Ter, Stuart, Pugh, Bayard, Wilson, and Gwin.
The said resolution was then adopted
The pending resolution to print the Presidents
Annual Message and accom- panying documents
was taken up. and
Mr.. Green addressed the Senate in reply to the
speech delivered some time since by Senator
Douglas.
The HOUSE met in their new Hall at the usual
hour, and after prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Carothers
of the Presbyterian Church, the journal of the
previous days proceedings was read.
The pending bill Of Mr.. Morrill, to donate lands
to the several States for agricultural and mechan-
ical educational purposes, was then referred to
the Public Lands Committee.
The Chair then laid before the House various
departmental reports and other communications
which were severally appropriately disposed of.
clergymen of various Protestant denominations
rendering their services to open the daily sessions
OF the House with prayer by turns, without pay.
Mr.. Clemens offered the usual resolution for
drawing for seats in the Hall
After some conversation and discussion
MI Jones, OF Tenn, moved to lay il on the
table; not agreed to.
The ayes and noes having been called and re-
corded, the said resolution was agreed to.
The members then vacated their seats and the
usual process Of drawing for seats was gone
through with, the members clustering around
outside the bar.
The first name drawn from the box was that of
Mr. Crawford; Mr.. Qutman next Mr.. CLARK Of
n y next Mr.. Warren next; MIR. Cragin next.
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ME wAsHINGruN THEATRE
HIBITLO
Il or A STATUE
Made BY one of rae creates. Artists cC PartS.

There has arrived in Washington a Statue, Of
which the subject is Cupid going TO srrPrlse has
Love" The subject has been executed by the
CheyaIer RaggI. one of the hrst Artists Of Paris,
the same who has posed AZ the universal fNhIhl-
ton at Paris 1885, the magnificent groupe of the
King Matabus, which renow ned of the
most beautiful productions on es hbition. aud gave
to the celebrated artist the medal of gold.
The Cupid mentioned above was ordered an lsa1
by Louis Philippe, the King OF the French, To- lie
prepared by the Sculptor RaggI for has private
gallery. After the fall of the King. It4s RaggI
losing has commission, ans beIng res trained by deli
cacs and having the hope one day of siOglng this
chef d'0Hcre upon him who had ordered ". ard
wishing that should IL, velled Il and broke
the model To prevent It's being copied. IL Vas on,
after the death Of Louis Philippe that the great art
list consented To send n to- America.
The amateurs are requested To come to see this
Statue, which hiss tine double merit of beng ths
original and the ehcf d'9Hrre Of great master. as
well as being formed Of Italian Marble Of hrst
quality.
To be seen every dsy, except the Sabbath. on Pa.
avenue. north side, No. $50, between LIST and Cd
streets.
Admission, * cents dH
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PERSONAL.

u ;. n and J ". Fabens, Esq. N. Y, are at
willards'
49, Charles Mackay, the Eaglsh song writer
and correspondent OF the London Illustrated
News, Is to be in W Washington during the session
of Congress.
80. Hon Sidney Breese, formerly Senator
from Illinois, has recently been elected, by d
large majority, Supreme Judge of that State,
and has entered upon his duties