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49, CONGRESSIONAL. a.,
ThiYty.fifth Cenaress-First Sessis,.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, the motion Of Mr.
lver.on to take up the Army bill prevailed, and
the bill as = ;ceived 'front.' e House, wa the
amended so as to provide for raising one rey
ment OF mounted volunteers for the defence OF
the Texan frontiers, and :" two,' Instead OF
"three.r regiments OF volunteers, mounted or
Infantry at the option ofAths President for uuell
ing disturbances among the MOrmons and dr..
Tending the Northwestern ffonfiefs In this
shape the. bill was passed by vote Of al yeas TO
% nays. 49, go, -
The Kansas bin was then received from tn.
House, with aPosce that 1t had passed that bod v
with amendments -. 49, - y
< Mr.. Green moved that'the Kansas bill be taken
up, aud OH that motion prevailing he moved that
the Senate non concur IN the House amendpcnts,
and pending the question thereon the Senate ad .
jou5ned. -, ~ $50.
In THE HousE, after our report of Yesterday
closed, the vote was taken on the Kansas bill as
amendrd-tbat is on the substitute (Crittenden,s
amendment amended) offered by M. Mont
gomery-and it restrIt.d-yeas rso, nays Ila, AS
follows ass. 80. -
s,YKAs-Mesas. Abbott, kdrain, Andrews, B4p !
men, Bi,in hurst. Bingham, Bl1ir Bill .BraytosJ
Kaffinton. Buflirgsiqe, BurIoqshs, csnpbell, iase
Chaffs 8, Chap1ah, Clark Of Sonaecticsti Clark q r
New 7 prt, Claw on, Clrrk" \. Cochane Of Me~
York, CDckeriH, colftx, Comlns, Covods. Cox, era
gin, Curtis, Dafnfel. f}$vis of Mary land, Bavis Of
Ind Davis of Mass, Davis of Iowa, Dawe,, Dean,
Dick ,Dimmok, Dodd, Durfee, Eide, English, Fans
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Personal

M.ior =. c. Heintselman, Z. 8. A &, .,
-. L. Ed. r. Brsle, U 8 A.. Ia, arr,vs, l..
this citv, and II At Browns Hotel e. - j."
-. Ex.Gov. F. Thomas, Md, and Gov w
Powell, Ky, are at Browns. 49, : y
-. Gen, Walker. the deffDct fiibu,ter5 "a n,
present In Mobile, where his presence seem, IN
excite no curiosity whatever, =. r.. Ia. ."
...- Rev Mr.. Conway, formerly of the T. nita
rian Church inthts city, IL catcbing IL right aud
Ieft IN consequence Of bis Quixotic- crusad.
against the revival movement.
-. rumor Of, the death Of Col. Benton was
az eiIeulausn this morning upod toe Avenue.
c.eainx much pain. We are happy to In ablr Tn
s,ate tbai no change for the worse has tab n
Pee IN MI Benton's condition, and that he wa
si"'hg up In bed today writing. s..
-: Mrs, RsIney William, has beer, I a.toni.b.
Jog Ine honooners by her versatility in IittIe
Piece sausn An sHouE In Seville >, in which she
Pe,:onates han dorm d ffel e ut chaTacters The
Atneprnm calls Mrs Barney the am, .say
DseaEa+ she h'm'sch p-~tter than tie rem n
one' and we dare say, rs sb ,ut as sma T., = = I
=. -. CyPIaIa TlaSts published a letter In ~.
Lsaisylle' Journal last Satu uday in. wbtcb n.
gives Mayor Piieher Particui.r thuader- for s,o,'
PlsR hts proposed shooting match - He ~,,r.
soet . small srnnunt 6r powder a. such sxnn.ri
pau was TO be put in the pistol that it would moi
pfeaH hea's hind leg.
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SPIRfT or THIS MOANING PRESS.

HE URIon, this morning, points out that the
Montgomery amendment adopted yesterday by
the House, is essentially different from that
proposal by Mr.. Crittenden in the Senate, in
asnuch rs it not only provides for sending back
the Lecompton Constitution to be voted on by
the people Of Kansas, and in the event of its
rejection, fer the formation Of another consti-
tuition, but provides, also, that the State may
be admitted with this second constitution, if
the people Of Kansas adopt it, by the simI lie
proclamation of the President Considering
the emphatic manner in which the opposition
have pretended to distrust the President of
late, the Union thinks that the confidence in
him, however well deserved, which they mani
Tested yesterday by their vote for the Mont
gomery amendment, is quite remarkable.
The Union replies with good temper, but
efficiently, to the assaults made upon it by the
Richmond Enquirer. -'-'----- .-.-
The IHfeiligeneer dwells with satisfaction on
the dignity and decorum which marked the
whole of yesterdays proceedings in the House
OF Representatives, notwithstanding the excit.
ing nature of the question which was about tc
receives solution. without any resort to the
strategy of parliamentary tactics" says the
Intstifgsneer, ''the able leader of those who
favored the adoption of the Senate bill inter
posed no inpediments in the way of such OPP
ponents Of that measure as sought to present
substitutes for the same and thus will Of
the majority Of the House was fully and fairly
tested, under circumstances which not only dc
credit to the good order of the House itself
but which serve to illustrate and adorn the
workings of our civil system -...
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HI On the lsth hist, in the House Of Lords,
Lord Brougham, in presenting a petition from
the Anti-slavery Society against the slave tradr,
said that warrant act bad been passed In the
island OF Guadaloupe which would have an i'm
mediate and direct tendency to reduce the free
negroes OF thar COLONY to a state Of sIar,ry- He
acquitted the French government Of any blame,
out regretted tha, that power had not discon.
'lhuea Us scheme for the free emigration Of ne
groes. ... .. = f.
bord Ma'mesoury promised attention to these
nl.s "nsn they were officially brought to his
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ID An election was held in P.ttsbury on
Wednesday, for the directors Of the Pittsbury,
Fort Wayne aud Chicago Railroad Company.
The regular nominated ticket was elected by
Ia'ge majority, as follows: c. w. Cass, s Edgar
thompson, g. Robinson, Jr., and w Wade, of
Pa John LAUREL, w. Bailey, C. NJ. Russell,
and Robert Mckeiiy, Of Ohio; Samuel Hanna,
j. C. Edgeron, 8. L. Williams and !. Wheeler,
Of Indiana; John Evans and w. b Ogden, Of
Illinois, and b. a. Winslow, OF New York.
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TIE SrABBINs CASE AT DELAWARE CoLLKGE
An Inquest was held on "Wednesday, on the BODY
Of Edward Roche, of Somerset county, who
was fatally stabbed b. some one of his fellow
students, on Tuesday last. The verdict of the
jury implicated J. II. Weaver, Samuel M. Har-
Iington and L, b Giles, who were committed Ia
New Castle Jail to answer at the next session Ct
the corirt
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Cot. ALsoP.-Ths German Vigilance Commit.
tee Of New York are after the French detectives,
VINO are said to have come here to kidnap the
Fugitive Alsop. They had confer snce on w ed :
nesoay, but what X was about, is not exactly
known II is supposed, however, that they have
spotted" one or two suspicious strangers who
arrived IN the North America, and are preparing
to make them give an account of themselves.
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" An April fool hoax was perpetrated in
Baltimore, yesterday, through the announce
ment that "Awful Gardner" the converted pu-
'gilist, would conduct prayer meeting at Tenn
Perance Temple. Hundreds Of persons visited
the place, and discovered that they had been
fooled
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III The negro Anderson VINO Is to be executed
al Lancaster, Pa, on Friday next, has expressed
great solitude about the style of his shirt, pana
looms, &c. which he IS getting made for the occa-
sion He wants the latter ''spring bottom -
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ID The ship Titan. of Boston, from ICallao
for Cork, with cargo Of guano, was abandoned
at sea February 10th. The crew were in Il .
ships boat for four days, when they were res-
cued by French ship, and arrived at Pernam-
buco on March ID
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II The New Orleans, Jackson, ana 6rea,
Western RAILROAD has just been completed
Great Jubilation prevails In that vicinity in con-
sequence, which finds expression in entertain.
ments, Hiring of cannea&c
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The CoLLIas STEANsEs.-At New York, yes
tertiav the Collins line Of steamers, subject to
lien of S6.5s ,oq, Were sold In one lot by Dudley
3. Fuller az $50 OaD ..-.-4 ..- ..--.
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COFFEE SALB,-A sale of 500 bags Rio coffee
was made at auction in Philadelphia yesterday
at on and iOk cents.
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II The Merchants Hotel, in. Dubuque, Iowa
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night TT e
loss is estimated at SIS OO0 on which there is an
Insurance Of $4,000 .'-- 90 -..
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90 MN was sentenced in s.. Louis few
days since, to the workhouse for six months, FOR
carrying bowie knife. 80.
When shall We hear Of such a sentence in
Washington, t..-.. -. Hs.'
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III Establishing has been commenced on the
Connecticut river. The season opens two weeks
earlier than usual
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NorIcE TO MEMBERS OF CoSoREss Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at The star once Price,
for eco copies or asixteen-pagespeech, one cent
and a half each 3. --.-. o.. - r. $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-02

IL The citizens of Port Tobacco, Nd. are ID
approve or reject the act of Incorporation, OF
Monday next =, -,
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? Mirror Of Parliament is the title Of a
publication which the Canadian Legislature have
= decided upon, to be similar to the English .Han.
sard." Tenders have been received and the cost
estimated at $4,000 per session This sum in
eiudes the reporting and printing of the speeches
In the language in which they are delivered I,
Is proposed to advertise for new tenders to print
the whole Of the speeche. in English and French.
- LYNCH LAW AT PARIs, KY.-Robert J. Griffin,
who was arrested at Paris, Ky, a few days ago,
and confined in the Bourbon county Jail to ava it
trial on charge of having been engaged in set
ting fire to barns in that vicinity, was taken out
Of Jail at o'clock Monday morning, by a mob,
ard hung by the neck until he was dead II is
alleged that Griffin was one Of gang who have
lately devastated portions of Kentucky by burning
barns, stables, SC
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The AMENDMENT THAT PASSED THE HoUsy
Tbs New York Erenis,g Express Of ycsterda
publishes the "Crittenden amendment as the
substitute which passed the House yesterday
for the Senate Kansas bill, and gives to it q
heading" according. But, although the Crit.
tenden amendment was in effect adopted, there
were several important additions Forinstance
the addition Of the following to the Sd section:
"ADd IL the majority Of votes sh all be given for
the constitution so framed aforesaid inDder
new conveBtion). the Governor Of the Territory
shall, within twenty days AFTER the result is
known, notify the President Of the United States
OF the same; and thereupon the President shall
announce the same by PROCLAMATION; and there
after, and without any fuflher procerdi Ing what.
ever on the part Of Consr ess, the admission Of
said state of Kansas into the Union, upon an equal
footing with the original States in all respects
whatever, shall be complete and absolute. %
Again there is an amendment to punish
election frauds, and rejecting the ordinance to
the Leeompton Constitution. 81, "HI
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NAVAL PRoNorIoNs.-Thc following officers
have been promoted by the President, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate. To
be Lieutenants in the Navy John G. Walker,
John q Mitchell, Francis NJ. Ramsay, Richard
W. Meade, Jr., Marshall G. Campbell, RobeI b
Boyd,,Jrv Calvin +. Thompson and Charles c..
carpenter, to take effect from the 23i of Jan,
uary' 1883, TO ill vacancies. A. 5. Mccartney
20 US q Lientensnt from the 18th February,
ioos, wee Lieut.. Garrett ", Denniston, decd
= MAKE TEE ExASrtE.-The house in which
the assassin who -essayed to kill the steward of
the British Minister aed, on Monday night lar,
Is said:to be aresort for nanrais sn;set,--tbs
rendezvous for more or less of the rioters who
ksep ,he Northern Liberties. nightly in terror
and is we'll known to the police for such place
II. 90, is it not the Mayors duty TO revoke the
license of its keeper without an hours defay
1t 10 in his power to close the doors Of al y
drinking house in Washington, We apprehend,
on having good and sufficient cause to believe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-02

. The COLORADO EXPEDITION were
received this morning at the Office Of the ex-
plorations. War Department, from Lieut.. J. C.
Ives, commanding the Colorado expedition,
dated February IL. Tho steamer had reached
the Mcjave villages. The navigation of the
river still continued difficult The Indians
stated that they had never known the water so
low. All the party were well, and NO accident
whatever had occurred. -t, g..
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4 npiGs,1 rt0k sar, nv soIis soi - % b., a
Z GlBBS Hair Store, nea. 18Th St., and NJ his
sAles Room, under Wllsrds' hotel. mem
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The ARMY B'LL.-The bill authorizing an
increase of the military establishment: of the
United States passed the Senate yesterday 1t
provides for raising three regiments of volun-
teers, mounted or infantry, at the option of the
Executive. 1t had previously passed the House,
but the Senate amended it by reducing the
number of regiments from four to tire, and
hence it must again go to the House for con-
currence in this amendment H.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS FOR APRIL.
koi ESS thoc. Matszns for Al April:
htisnt,c Month"; fi for hS1 lof APRIL
Godey's Lsdy's Book for april
Ba,t MsTSsP "2 %, As1
Together with all me Nsy Bqcks, .sssiysd and
insist corner of "a st. and Pa avenue.
wv WORTH READING. :.
out miserable existence. UNITED for the ENJOY
lief may he obtained and health and vigoc restored
NV treatment at once CONVEX TENT ald safe, as well
las armament IN Its character!
To thote who have suffered long with disc Sc,
utispating In iossoi appetite, yigOr sBo dstaste
siona services assuring the sufferers in candor and
sincerity; Peasa"t, convenien. and proper prescup-
without unple SAINT restrictions or hlnderanoe iron,
orclnarN business pursuits.
An diseases Ofa private nature, from Whatsoever
cause. either recent chronic structures an irrlta
hle bladder, &c.-also. Scrofula. Asthma. X heuma-
ti,m, Piles, &C., skillfuliy and successfully treated.
DIR. Harris can be consulted daily, between the
hours of IL g. m. and p. no, ard to 10 D. m AT his
rooms. oyer ls2s Nam street sboye lIth, aud opPo
on Main, 4th door above 18th street
Ladies' of delicate constitutions. or those suffering
concentrate or send their address.
liz order to satisfy an oil imposed upon commnni-
huRbus them he b. Is TO state that no fees or remn
on Will be received until entire satisfaction
Patients out of the city, and who cannot make II
con. enient TO cali, by stating their have
,nedicnss anc prescriptions sett toany part Of the
A new and strictly nor-mercuriai treatment for
OFF constitutional cases 81 Cal on upon or
Coasultlng Rooms, 81, Sd floor, oppos tie Amerlcan
Hotel, Richmond, Va.
IL DIR II. can he consulted as al owe either per.
tiODHl Hotel between the hours OF 10 and 2, and TX
z" top m. nr'il further notice, apl-Sm
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~ SMITHSONIAN NSTITUTION.-Nr
g ) BARCLAY, of Philadelphia, will lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Association on
rh!DAh EVENING, I'd prox. .SulJect-"E 5, pit
and the HOY Land
-: --. E. Ii. TUCKER. Secretary
It Y. Nj. &, Assoc.
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In the foregoing table the railroad and steam
boat service and the local ard route agents and
mail messengers are all included in the sums
above stated for inland transportation" The
foreign mails are not embraced in these sums
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-02

The WlArHER.-Ths following report OF the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Instituti ton.
The time Of observation is about7 O'Clock n. m .
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Tue AMENDED KANSAS STATE BILL IN TIE
SENATE was not reached when our report of to.
days proceedings of the body necessarily closed.
Our impression is that the current condition
of the business before the Senate is such as to
make it next to impossible for them to dispose
of the action of the House on their bill, until
carly next week. 'i 80. 90. ~ I
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LOST AND FOUND.

- TRAY ID OR STOLE Non Monday
- night last. the 9Th instant. a Dark brown ~
MARE, without white about her, ex oept a ~
few hairs ~ the inside Of one of her mind IA
legs. near the hoo She has been spawned and bred
N the right hind leg, marks of vhch are visible.
The above described mare stray ed or vss stolen
fran the stables Of the Gadshy House, Lafaycfi e
Square where spy informal ION eoscernng her wal
he thankfully received, and reward Of sfo wall ls
paid for her recovery. m.7 lv
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MAIL TRAHspORTATIoN.--T annexed table,
prepared from official data, shows the cost of
transporting the United States mails, at three
given periods. namely, during the fiscal years
ending the Both of June, 1S45, 1851, and 1857:
lSls 1857
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II ARTISTS COIORS
LATCH, 5'5 rennsy wanna avenue. has lust re-
ceIyed one al the hnest assoriments OF Artists
Coors, DIR, and IN cunpressble tubes, ever offered
Tor sale IN Washington. Also Sable and Fitch hair
Brushes, Canvas in rolls ard stretcher,, etc
Examination BY artists Is respectfully solicited.
m3t-iw S55 Pa. av., opposite Browns Hotel.
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SmSSF@rHEia ''I"iGf;' : A ER,s
Indicates where yra may set l,OnKING .
Gi;ASrES, a. gt Or my ogsn,y; frames L OR :
or squs-e. gilt or otherwise; ossny other kird oil
wor. his line..sThe iargssk Ioi OF LOOKING-I
s e. al. fLATEs ESQ JOHN ssef ensap
255 Pa avenue,
ap2ly between 18th and 18th SITS,
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CALIFORNIA SURvEYS-The General Land
Office has received from the Surveyor General
of California the following plat, viz Plat Of
the Chimilies Rancho, finally confirmed I'd
William Gordon and N athan Coombs, situated
in township G, north of range 2, west and town
ships 6 and Z north of range 3, west of the
Mount Diablo meridian, and containing I7,747
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rUNHE AWKWARD CLUB WILL GIVE A
i CuTIl,ION PARTY for the ieIreht of "a
theIr Library, on THURSDAY, A pril 9Th. at ~
Island Hall. -. ~
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. lycs
They would refer to their previous Balls and fsI
ties as sufficient guarantee OF full satisfaction.
M saJss
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THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFURB
Il existing between the subscribers, csrry ing ON
the ood and Coal Business. Is this day dissoye'i
Dy mufual consent. Either OF us are authorized IN
settle the business Of the late hrm
HENRY BARRON.
SOLOMON SLOWER.
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0@NOfICE.-My wife. Elizabeth, having left
w my bed and board, without Just can Sc ali
persons hersby cautioned to harhor ur trust
her on any account. as will not pay any dsbs con
tracted by her. Persons indebted to me are hereby
notified TO settle with ma personally. - IT
ap St. JpH N'AUGUSTORFER
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~ DISSOLUTION.
! He CopartncrshIp heretofore existing under
the hrm Of Todd Il Co.. dis soly ed by mutual con
sent. Wm. B Todd tires fro n the concern. All
Indebtedness 10 the late firm will he settled by eitI er
Of the undersigned. The business will be continued
at the ssrle place Gy James DAVIS.
WIN. r. TODD,
ap 1-lw JAMES. v. DAVIS
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western house All applications mus be made By lssisr
Non.
y. Herald Office.
yUAYrKp-A NAN TO ATTEND BOWLING AND
w pistol saloon. Apply " s's Houston st.. corner Of
UUAsTEp-rwrNrY BOYS TO PspDLs AN ARTICLE
w IN great demand. Apply a.the cellar. "a Dey st.
JUANiED- LOCAL AGENTS, IN EVERY CITY AND
w village in ne United s.ies % inirodu,e new article
.sS, q r. va S 'Ssss
VVASrip,-A SMART ACTIVE N1N, WITH $500 CASH,
d.s
.Ty .. ssr ~. ~ w wrn
profitable or Respectable business Address A. g. Post
WAsrKp-oLxRK ArD. A NAN TO TRAVEL AS
scs.s .ad :issds Apply a iss Fulton q, ErOoiyn
VVAFTED-A BOY ABOUT 10 YEARS OH. IN A
vssS saS: B. boz Us s ssSs h''d A''
tend an oAes and nsss himself rsn.s.y n.efu "A
srsss W. s, Dor LEO Post once in appucanis hand
WAITER wASrED-Ar THE BANK, ssa HOUSTON
w st One .ccustomed 70 stins ORDERS aud making
s rom Il K H,"srT ' "'N ''A'''''''- APP"
UArIRp--A NAN TO TEND An RATING COUNTER;
w one that thoroughly understands The busines and NOT
s.eom%sndss hs IeIsr House, is ss, oyy e.
ss q :. .s rat. and ss se ;s ~ ssp
Apply ~ above.
WATrERs SITUATION wANrED-BY AN RNGTTsH
w man. In private family; h single man with good
referepse frcn late city employers Address waiter, 81
book and news store ~ Broadway near lnha
WAETED-A DRY GOODS STATESMAN. INQUIRE OF
w Hubert Petit corner Of Sands and Bridge ga,
Brooklyn.
POLITICAL.
NJ Y. CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-THTs CLUB
Az. VIII bold 10 regular monthly meeting Thurs Az
ever Ing june 1858 TOR hs purpose Of elesns ocers r
the balance ~ the 1883 Tbs polls will from
half pas until half past nine O'Clock All members Of
the club In consequence Of Al l63 bowery being
engaged for that evening" The meeting and eection win be
held At The Old Dcmoorste Hs.dausrtsr, i Grand street
Robssr r. wnp, Secretary.
"pRduLARg' DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
~ tee VIII meet this Thursday The 81 inst, ats ocicS
'' ''O"' aEoaaK c. GENET, Chairman.
WAITE L. C,ssI. lsecr.s.ris.
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MILLINERY.

a
DoNNrTs AND PATTERNS MRS. BILL. NO )
I'D Caharne street. Is selling her elegant nes oi sphk
and summer bonnes At greatly reduced Rrces os SerS
waists, mHntniee 49,
canes and sleeve Dresses and bas1ues
made to order Brsnch Pattern Emporium NO ~ "rsnd
street near The Bowery, rp stairs.
r,oNNETe- y1rI,tNFRY--JUsT HFCEIvED AN AZ
- sortmen Of different styles trimmed and nnu ined c
5rerSs iapnets and hats, narrow ribbons, lowers a.
Ctae plare In he asty flr rsb g)lds htrarg snt MI
N,s vii a. vel y, eff 81 NkTtlk RtEb BiNNS fi3 ClnA
street. belweea 1hoprs0n eDo Sullivan
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r,oAL wANTED-l CARGO or GOOD coal. IN Ex.
~ stapse Tor superpr panoforts fully warranted Az
py ie piano bazSar strteA EsY
second foor.
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THIN rsr.rP PAVILION HoTM.-THB NEW AND
splendid hotel, beautifully located NE grcst seuNn
Bay about q miles f.m New YORK y be ope"sS ,c ss
isfurnsbed in the elegant syie has number % arse
and airy and Affords for e1hnc nshnG
& per week, accot ding TO re roTs Lrsnssn. ecsa
ers ~ day. CHAS. WRIGHT, buperfntendenf.
fsrir, I. r., Mar ~ 1853