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PROCEEDINGS of TODAY.

In THE SENATE, to-day, message re-
ceived from the President accompanying the re-
ports OF Lieut.. Beale's explorations of n south
ern route to the Pacific ocean
Mr.. Pugh offered a resolution requesting til.
Executive TO furnish ell the information and
communications at his command in relation Il
the Iehuantepec route agreed to.
large amount of undressing business was
disposed of, and good deal of time consumed
In determining the o! der OF business
MIR. Stuart then called up bill granting S goO =.
GOO acres of public lands, pro rata. among the
several State. and Territories of the Union for
the promotion Of agriculture and mechanics: and
AFTER short debate it was again postponed for
the special order.
The Senate then resumed the bill for repeaIjpe
the bounties TO the bank anl. cod fisheries which
was still under consideration when report
closed.
In THE House, Mr.. Harris, Of Ill made a mo-
ton, which was agreed to, that the Committee o.
Elections he discharged from the further consid-
efafion Of the memorial of II = Brooks. contest.
Ing the seat Of II. w Davis, of Nd
Mr.. Harris gave notice that lac will, to morrow
call for the consideration OF the Ohio Contested
Election ease.
On motion CT sir Marshall, of Ky. resolu.
tisn was adopted calling on the President. if not
Incompatible with the pnbiir interest. to furnish
10 the House ail the information IN possession O.
the Government, relative to the Sloo IsthmuS O.
fehuantPree grant, including the instructions Ia
MI FORSYTH on The subject; whether full grant
advice Of the President, and whether any mail
contract has been made IL So, to whom, and
under what security
Mr.. Singleton, from the Committee on p. int
ing. reported resolution, which was adopt.d
Tor the printing OF 300 600 extra copies of the agri
cultural part OF the Patent dice Eeyort for the
year lcJ1.
on motion Of Mr.. Petit, the further considrra-
ton ~ the Fort Smelling report from the select
committee was postponed Till next Wednesday
Mr.. Nichols called mp the resolutions hereto
fore reported by him proposing that the reso!u-
zion directing the printing Of 10, COG copies Of .hf
Pacih Railroad survey be far modified thai
no extra copies OF the charts he printed that the
printing OF the narrative OF the expedition @;
Governor Stevens be suspended until the further
order of tie House; ard that BONO instead q,
10000 Of the second volume Of Major Emory,
Mexican boundary report he printed He said
that this would effect ii saving of S3i6. 600.
The resolutions Were agreed to-yeas lis, nay,
60
The House resolved itself into Committee O
the w mole on the state Of the Union and resumed
the consideration of the civil approximation hill
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIhII Of IHE NUN NI-Nu IT IL $s'AS'
The Union considers Southern commercial
conventions and doubts if single railroad, a
single ship, or a single dollar of additional
wealth has resulted as the peculiar product of
them. Without meaning to east doubt upon
the ability Of the South to maintain CONNER
cial and manufacturing interest of its own, it
suggests that, Of necessity, the major interest
of the South must be agricultural. 1t con-
tinues " The latest of these Southern Com
mercial Cow entions lave seemed to recognise
this fact themselves, and to Indicate their coz
viction of it, by leaving Southern commerce 10
take care of itself, and turning their attention
to the genial field of politics
A correspondent Of the Un,on says =
THE recent news from Utah originates from
Mormon sources. M Kane, OF Philadelphia, Is
a Mormon, and not sent out by the President or
any authority of Government. Col. Rich. throu.s u
whom the intelligence comes to the ST. Louis
Republican, is one of the twelve apostles OF the
so called Mormon church, and was, till calls d
home last fall BY Brig ham Young, the apostolic
head OF the Mormon settlement at San Bernardo
no, California. Deception is the great lever by
which they hope to overthrow the republic
They deceived Mr.. Fillmore and his cabinet
who appointed Brigham Young Governor OF
Utah. I"
To-day Hiteihgenc er is devoted to news.
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CORRESPONDENTS

iAS RICHMOND, Va, May 18th. 1853.
Mr.. KYLLER-Sir: Though unable to be present
at tine exhibition gwen at the Theatre yesterday
afternoon, we desire to present to Jon and vour
tr"upe our sincere thanks for the Efforts yen have
made for the beneh Of the Mount Vernon Fund.
We have hearI in detail OF the beauty and srt st
exosence Of your unrivalled Tableaux, ard We
gratefully acknowledge the compliments paid b. tn
10 the ladies OF the assocatCn aud to the manury
Of our reyered Washinxt by the offerings you SO
generously lay upon his shriua.
That the reward of suoh noble and liberal deeds
NAV i's returned thousand fold to yourselves is
the earnest eesIre of
Yours very respectfully,
ANNA PAMELA CUNNINGHAM
By CHRISTIE JOHNSON,
Private Sec. of Regent Mt v L.. AsSo'u
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IL We are indebted to ShilIington, corner of
Pennsyivania avenue and Four aud d. half street
for tie June numbers of Household Words and
Eodeys Lady's Book, both equally attractive
with the previous issues
To Shepherd, corner Of d and Seventh streets,
We give thanks for the Household Words and
Yankee Notions for June and the week issues
Of the W averly Magazine and Frank i.eslie,s H.
Illustrated Newspapef-txceilcnt numbers.
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II Since his arrival at New Orleans. Billy
Bowiegs has been visiting the various points OF
attraction in the city, including the Delta office
He was received with great honor, attracting
thousands OF persons la response to an address
bily expressed his regret for not having sooner
made peace with the whites
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70 BE HUNG.-T Governor Of Massachusetts
has signed warrant for the execution Of James
MeGee, which is to take place on the 25th day Of
June MCGEE murdered Galen C Wal or, deputy
warden OF the States prison, where he was Il
convict for burglary.
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IL The Canadian House OF Assembly has,
unanimously expeiit u one of its members, by the
name OF O'FaFrrli, for participating in election
hands. The Toronto Leader says thi, is the list
time that member of the Parliament of United
Canada has been expelled
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COMMERCE or SAN FRANCISCO The follow
ing fable, from the san Francisco Herald shows
tue exports Of merchandise from the port of san
Francisco TO the following named places for the
three months ending Mar, La 3Ist:
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H. g. e. Knowles, the ninth victim Of the
RAILROAD disaster at Saquoit Creek, n. Y, dit i at
Whitesboro', on Sunday morning. He was f,om
SanbeIton, N H..
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IL The damage 10 the sugar crop of I.oui>i-
ana, by the Bell cTevasse alone is estimated at
not less than 81 $50 ,GCD.
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ID Peter Rank, 4 foreman on the Rome ~
railroad was blown to atoms on Saturday
afternoon by the explosion If all engine near Cape
Vincent.
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IL The sLip-owners Of New York city Lave
passed resolutions protesting against the zee, 1T
outrhges OF the British Navy on onr coast
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A. GREEN. Auct,
II c X F. T Y DIG X,

LOVE YOU.
New YORK PickYGNE, May IA This So slof, rs 10
An HsiK0F DAVID DUFFIcKS.
The PlCAf UNE "n;aiHs tfrea re- ar e atures
vii ch are each sep :Atsy worth the price of sub
scIIp'i"n The tand, Store" Is department full
OF sweet things for The ladies' is ia the hot
:.Tne Puzzle Detaftricrt" is fail Of e,msos. CO.
nuhhruns, PuZG.ts q G Ac and is IN itse.f sUff
Gent 10 amuse whole fas,s from siSsy to q aad-
The continuous tale. of which there Will be always
one running through tbs paper, Wi! b. written ~
the author Of Diamond Lens" has just completed
his story cailsd "Er%m Hand to Mouth" whilst TIE
humorous story Of x lGKErI DICk. OR LOVE
.vins ~ tEr! NEST popular writer, the author Of
BesIdes the three above named lures. the PIC
Az UNEe ntaIEs each week from fifteen 10 twenty
amusing pictures by The Triangle" An using
merry. happy, Jolly stories and sketches, suited to
all 9 asses Full fuuns reviews of what is going on
az the Iheatres comic Gotices of new books, and
aweek Every number WILL contain something new
All we ask ofyou is just to gst one number. aud #
you don't like II, why you need never look at our
osper assin. But you will like IL. for the Plea
luNE Is the most amusing and tie cheapest pa per
published IN the world.
SubSeri 2tloa FOE one +, ear $500
To clubs Of seven - --..........-. loco
- N1'" " " GUN & CO.. propnetor s
ma lS-at Spruce ct. New York.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
VI" dnu sHS the lnluiitdhie hbl.LER TROUPE.
ma "a 81
A u PRIVATE SALE-Ths National IntelIi.
"a geBcer, complete, from lS45 To Is57, hound 10
1873. N W
The Union, complete. from ls45 to 1857, bound to
rGe New York Herald, complete from 1916 to 1855.
bound To lbi3. '
Nnes Register, complete in "a volumes.
A. GREEN, Auciicnecr.
n.a -@--n Gorner 9Th and ID SITS.
WAshiN"ioN THEATRE.
The beautiful tableau of QUEEN OF Flown, nv
the KELLER TRGITpE. re- Is o,
T'HE FINE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO use
AT the Musical Convention was furnished by us
and now offered for sale upon easy termr.
,,,, John +. ELLIS,
80, 40 Pa ave near 10th ut
WILMINGTON THEATRE.
AR. and Mrs. KELLER AMI KeIler's YOU
hhrtasin Ballet Corps. Immense bali To night.
WA ISL -
RQWLANO'e MACAsSAR OIL. % GIBBS
~ 8au unros losy III e0eoe. uM0
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IL The St Louis Leader has been discon-
tinucd
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By CHRISTIE JOHNSON,
Private Sec. of Reg ent Mt. V. L.. AsSo'u
Nj. KELLER'S REPLY

RICHMOND, (Va.. 9Th MAY. 1862
MISS ANNE L. CUNNINGHAM Madam In ack-
nOw'edgng be receipt Of your very kind letter of
the u inst cannot hut ex press my fssiings that
my humble efforts in the noble and patriotic cause
YOU have IN. view, have been received with IA
vnr by the Ladies' OF the sncistiOr. if have IN
any way contributed 10 the benefit of the Mount
of ost ntatIon,bnt from the respect due 10 he man
cry OF so nobe man, and who has baen rg tly
termed tn, saviour Of his Country"
IL Is true am NOT OF your nation, but its glOrious
and free inst utIuns must he admired nv a AMI iv
none more than your humble servant: indeed. so
greet rs my ven.TatIOE for the glorious cause that
to repeat my excrtions NY wIfs and my self being
row engaged IN the preparation ola Nsw IIciur To
be dedict' ed expressly to Tia, Ladies of the Mouat
"a 18th great respect. remain madam. your obe
dlsnt servant, - - Il. KELLER. II
L z Of Columbia viii meet on WE6SEsp,hST'
EWENiHG Is. ds.h inst at O'CLOCK full and
ma lat J, T.. BANGS G, Sec.
0%NOTlGE.-Ths members of the Western
w Hose Company, No. ., are hereby notified 10
f5.eSd %ssrs Of ins Ga%Pssy on WESNEs
ma is-2t j. X. sPALDING. SEQ
n@J. SCHAFFIELD, Baltimore Confession
~ cry, Sixth street. between u aud Bloc
ream and Water Ices of the best quality, in all
shapes, at 3 30 per gallon. sent to part 0i the
Ity: Cakes rf all varieties, made Of the best mate
ala. sold lower than elsewhere in the city. Al
70 G rS Mos and
r. S.-Excnrsions, Pic Mics. and other Enter
Ic at 81 per gallon Assorted Cakes GO cents per
hundred. ma 10 I'm
BY. .cLERGYMEN OF
lkS die. ent denominattons, EVEkl NIGHT
between + aud F. The public are invited. : w.
ma IL st
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firm of Lawrence, Stone 4 Co., to compass the
enactment Of the tariff bill last passed.
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1TThE MAYOR ALCr.-kNOW- nora
~ lNGlSM.-The No Party X. N. candidate
1t Is SAID is not Know n othng AMI that h-s No
sympathy with 'hat party. Is 1t So! Mr.. Walsch
expects the vote OF every Know Nothing in Wash
mgton. lie gave Sloo to prominent K. ~ in the
Seventh Ward to aid in the defeat of Mr.. Maury.
This he don't deny. MIR. Waanh WAS the head
and front Of the X ~ party IN IS cIty during the
Pres de- tai lection oi is5 and only chang cd ms
IJ-NITS
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FOR RENT AND SALE

SEE FIRST PAGE
L'OR : LIZ OR RENr-A neat C,au.rA1.E
y HOI 81. merry lew. with large lot attached
sIiuat ID nn NV ork avenue between 18Th #
18th streets Apply CT tie premises p,s II So
CS0n-FDR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN -lg 3 .
Ss|Op ieet .; GROUND under high ataf 81
cultivation. ara teaEtilull, located IN the Lorth
eastern part al the city. There Is q comfoTtaHi-
cottage. with 1--we rooms. the prem ses, Va ma,
10y the lnsUrance Once at S9Ga. Also, ~, ge uua
Der cf pra-h pear and aprcot trees grapes, straw
berries. &c great vRfIet. Of groxIHg sttaii-
Pre- 81 60. onc-thTd tash residue Go srli Dor
chaser. lpquire ~ 81 nth Eireet. ma IS e,lts
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HOW TO SPEak tRENCH.-By Ach!.Ic A
! LIE ANN.NERSARE CELEnRAIInN

HE ANN,'vERSaRY CELEBRATION o:
IN, u, tra s LIixe and Grad In. amo- .sIse.t.-
Their siibo iInates, vii he hl.d on $50
T nG s,,st Of NtpAr the :h @sisG
PROMENADE. CONCkR aud LEVEE.
O'Clock on the morning Of the 25th, WHENCE The
prooe Zion will march precisely Ut O'Clock,
to"Ie eeJ 81 ~ the committee, and which Will
The Grafton viii be delivered at the Smithsonian
land.
The COLLATION. will Ia served mp at the Assembly
for the accommodation of the fraternity Of the Dis
tr.ot as we'll AS all visiting brethren.
The COLLATION. VAL terminate the ceremonies OF
the day, and the Lodges then dismissed.
THE CONCERT AND LEyEE
Will ne held an the Seventh street Hail, tR The large
rooms Ia which will be opeDL ommt nclng at o'ck
m nae Muse IT waiea PURPOSE EitheIs Benz
the mort room IN the third story, sne q oar
tette Cub for ths s..eth room.
AZ l0"'ciock the Concert wIl close. " hen the ga
inoa VIII lie taken In charge 10y n COMPETENT corps of
F."Or Managers, provided win popular Coti,lou
Music and me ,1nllnder "f the evening VIII be
Tickets for the Concert and Lsvsq, ONE DOL
Be h"s NE OF %eReit q thf
INTEL. aud Stat. SIT !
EOR SALE-rhs undersigned has for sale. on
m..cersie & rms. three or four fresh azeUA
to r ssat cr y. DID, hi Any Sal Esf,dn o
want OF such viii please call On tie undersigned at
anEl1r, Fairfax county. Va, two and half miles
slova the Chain BIIdse.
n. B. ilso, All tsifaJ BrindlH Cow. with some
white spots; one on forehead and shoulder and hip.
Fhe oH VIII please come forward, prove proper
~. par cha ges, AM axe her away.
ma u ~ EDWARD McNFRUANY.
WASHING ION THEATRE.
The KELLER TROUPE and the beautiful Ba-
let OF the Enchanted Roses, Tonight. ma " ST
1'tN GOOD SECOND IANDPItNOS AND
four Meiodeons for sale rent very low.
JOHN r.. ELLIS
mali Sas. between sth and lOih sta.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
Go and see the KELLER TRCUPE and Keller
Young Inerlcan RGlet Corps. To night Z 81
u attention of The pubic Is spectfully invited
to the "a OF he bcauIIial tract If WOOD Land,
which will take place st my Auc IGn Rooms. SO
1th street, ar O'Clock p. adJulGIl UnIoEtnwn,
ana near the .hacTstla, or Eastern STanch Bridge
t. the Navy Yard. The ground is handsomely laid
OF IN sections from Ia tsn EACH the m IT
of winch are hsaLtIir Building Lots. The terms
are Very liberal ard tho sale Will be ltbOut
Ans pcrsol wishing Ia purchase a beautiful aud
ceathy ~ Ir co-Gtry residence wal do well to
attend the sSle Tie plSt 10 at the Auction
Room. For further particulars see advertisement
by Massrs. Fox & Van Hook
maI7 d A.GREEN. Auct,
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THE TRIBUNE ON SENATOR DorGIAs-Tbe
New York Tribune rivals the Phiadelphia
Press in advocating the reelection of Senator
Douglas. The Trst&ne's appeals arc, for the
most part, directedto thseend Of inducing the
Republican majority of the Illinois Legislature
to stand by the distinguished Senator.
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n~ PREACHING BY CLERGYMEN OF
llS die. ent denominattons, EVERY NIGHT
this week At the FIRST Baptist Church. 10th &c Get
between aud F. The public are invited. IS
ma II st
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-THE WASHINGTON HORTICULTU-
u3 RAJ: S0CiETr, Viii hold d, their montm1y
w. Carcoran's Building, on n. between 18th and
l;th streets At oclook p a. a,"r' ~ me
hssr tn. schesiule OF prensms 70, the exhh tIOa.
ETC.. etc.. a fail meeting is earnestly solct d.
n' 0i'ef Of me s0'' a. NoKERIcHAR,
ma I5sslN,&w' Seeretary gro .m.
xs MES % hP6 ShSERf .FE hian
Pray err Meeting, which has beer held 2, 70 O'Clock
for Inc pas; week, will be held EVERY pay; nm
ran Church. a. ST. a7Su
A soop, ABLE BODIED E 1850 20 FOR
and lsh ST.. Sold Tor wa[t of use. Per "a
Also. two good CARTS Tor sale. ma 1851
CHANrILLY LACE MANTILLAS.
Twenty ,hs as sisFfTf flHasss'i''' Lace
MAXWELL L BROS.
NJ, ,,,, Us Pennsylvania avenue.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
ac0b.rrels WINE, BRANDY. RUN, GIN an
%aaIirS s'"5 I'm sSo,
mails eosi ~ BARBOUR & sRMMrs.
DNHE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NEVFR
dad Run Smooth; by Thomas Bailey Aldnch !;
ffolOwing the Drum; Glimpse of rontier Life /,
| by Mos. Well; proc s..
just receivedat
PHILIPS New Bootsto
ma ~ Il ss2 Pa. ave-, bet. sth and 10th SITS.
REFINED AND BROWN SUGAR.
40 barrels rulverized, Crushed and Carried ST
10 PisH G st,nf EN- S ~ Up" soGAS'
just received and for sale b. -
| SPECIAL CARD--A Pano Of WIN. Knsbe 4
ism. Beautiful rnseYucd case, used IN sSEs3S7
careful FAM chi, two months. nav oHeredITfFTf
P'an"S used Only cuTlng the winter mud oOnsequ ut
y for sale very low. Planes fer from 50
Remember the night name and 4. nH'gSer;
ma 70 Sn6 "a. svenue. ret. 81 and Icth IT'S.
SUMNER FASHIONS lssa. Madame De
| = Shtux's American Word of Fashion JnuT:la
o. ihe latest tsrisiSn st, los, published in advance
oi az ntEeT lahhiun plates, ihs LIST vi Jun de-
| slsEei To iurnnh manila Inasers and mllmners.
may implicitly depend az such iow rate a tie
withil the reach oi AL Esch number will consist
30 "a Is mi "a o. !. ny : n n-si cnislnnE Pom
| IONS OF the tsshlona5lc Rnnnets, Caps. &o. A
Iunus,zed SsaIt, WIN directions Tor cutting the
descriptive Pamphlet OF the figures w the plate,
siviue the raterlais ard trimmings IN fu PrIce 50
TAYioa L MAURY's
ma WI Bookstore, nesr 9th st.
How TO SPFak tREN CH.-By Aci!.le Al
bites. vol. London, 1889 3 81.
Army Reform, by General 81: John F. Burgoyne,
London 1855 ~ cents.
Forttoatlon. Field and Permanent. Ivy Captain
iendy Il vol London, 1853, many engravIugs; S21.
La rance Cd !. A"gleterre. par iskander, (kus
sl.n,) London, 1853 81 cents.
- Coasplr"t."l Russo de, las. par lskander,
DIccioEario &. Ii sue geral dos !ndrg,nas do Bra
al, par A: %. D.as. vol t.sIps'c, 1861 81 %
Nega's i.osarIthins, 10y Fischer, l VOL, London,
Turner GA Training Young Horses, Gumpach on
fhe Moo Rotstlon. Burt Blasting and
Quarry, INN "n Cranes end Machinery, Stevenson
On Lighthouses, D"hsun on Founds iIons and Con-
cTets works, Dobs.n on Making Bricks and Tries,
hIZht0n on The tiectnc Telegraph, British NAVY
List for 4 prIl, 1913. Impaired nv
ma 10 FRhNCk TAYLOR.
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NorIcE TO MENBEEs OF CoNeREss.-Mem6eTs
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
psatness and dispatch, at the Star office Price,
foe 900 copies OF sixteen-page speech, one cent
and half each; for IL, 900 or more one cent each
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BEING CoNNIsSIoNED.-Clerks are exceed
ingly busy, just now, in both the Post Office
and Interior Departments, in making out CON-
missions for the large number Of land officers
TO-, confirmed by the Senate in the course Of
fhc mast veek
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TMEnROroL:TAN MECHANICS IN
~ STITUrE.-A meet!cg OF tie Board of
Manag -ment of Metropolitan ii echanics Insttrte
VIII hs held at the Altermer's Room. City Hail,
THIS w ednesday) EVENING, at O'cork.
1t J. Il. MITCHELL Rec SEQ
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The WxATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about7 o'clock a. m |:
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.
A ID

Go and see the KELLER TROUPE and Keller
11unz Inerican BGllet Corps. To night q s,
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WASHING ION THEATRE

TEE KELLER TROUPE and the beautiful Bs!-
let OF the Enchanted Roses, Tn-night. ma II ST
1'tN GOOD SECOND I!ANDPItNOS AND
four Meiodeons for sale or rent very low.
JOHN r. ELLIS
ms u ss& hSt Sth and Loo b IL a.
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No OrPosiTIoN.-We hear that TO opposition
whatever was essayed in the Senate to the con.
frmation of the denomination of Isaac V. Fow.
Ter to be Postmaster of New York City, and
the nomination Of Isaiah Rynders to be the
Marshal of the southern district of New York.
This fact tells we'll, indeed for the satisfactory
manner in which these gentlemen discharge
their respective duties.
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GENERAL POST OFFICE APPOINTMENTS
The Postmaster General has appointed Benja.
min n. Clements. jr., of Tennessee, chief clerk
to fill the vacancy created by the resignation
Of q. g. POindexter Mr.. james McMeans, OF
Tennessee, is appointed TOT the second class
clerkship vacated by Mr.. Clements Mr.. Jas.
j. Rea is appointed route agent on the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad. .''.
REMOVED AND APPoINTED.-We heard this
morning, that the newly appointed Doorkeeper
Mr.. Wright, has removed Dr. Hunter, of XIV.
the Superintendent Of the House document
room, and reinstated in his stead Mr.. Samuel
Lambourne, of Ohio, who held tho position
when Mr.. McKnew was the doorkeeper With
out designing to reflect in any manner on the
manner in which DR.. II. discharged his duties,
We are very sure that more competent and
desirable person for the place, than his success
sOr, could not have been selected.
CLERICAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS
IN THE NAVY DEPARrMENr.-JOhn w Hogg
of Tennessee, has been promoted from second
to third-class clerkship; w. S. McNairy, Of
Tennessee, promoted from a second to a third
class clerkship; G. ii. Heap, of Pennsylvania
appointed to third-class clerkship; and Jas
Striele, Of Md, appointed to q second-cass
clerkship -
The TARIFF CASE INVESTIGATING CoMNIr-
rEE.-The upshot Of the testimony taken be-
fore this committee, is tho ontire exhoneration
Of every member Of the last Congress from the
suspicion of having received any portion Of the
1000 alleged TO have been paid by the late