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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

u,ruf,c,rrs, ard wio are u.us'7 rsircsA 70
rU;i6ot;s ccn1ititn in shout thise r1on.hs s!ier
urdeut.kre the tuy1e.s, souyilnes Ies1itias 10
hySroc,ptslus or vsssr upoe the brin' Hd sone
tirn.s IN soneibir geese ,ne-Ss:sf IPN tee
ttor,ck As an suihsimirGc or ve.mlnee Is /"
ys,ueles, the 5iscoyerer hsv!pg ia vain Used II %
heroic dcses upSn himself In the ssoe WY +"
tss been proved irespsbls Of correcting aciAT D.
A. the Sane tire it s bat justice to ssy tsss Il I"
occ.,;ousny prepared With the fixture Of ee-1ui'
cert which, 70 considerable extent, sdten IA aero
ard rtixulsct irst dents It inUst, however IN
ell csses Re used With sIest care, as al overdose
ujsht prcdrce Gems, AID possiby psra.ysis. Oar
own orip;sn IL. ttat il should be sod only
in the drug shrps, IT, indeed, it b. possbe to 'co-
csys Of its sals sryxhere. Too nuch cso-
ten c.rros be shown in aIniiisterirg ne~ &A
coup.rs.yely untr;ed renaiie'; AID too much
Ho.pe- would certainly make work for the Coro-
rsrs.
Much, Of ceulse, vii defsnd upon tie usoipuls'
tor # tbs rew dug On very sensitive patents
the sftc. viii be 60 great tia. upon o:nslng lne
IN ALI st possible dosA rto their rc'ins, the! WI.
Immediately make tte most frantic eforss 10 Leave
item. Children, especially hose whc are easily
smused BY pictures, show reuarksoe 'ondness
'or II which usy with perfect :afety be iudn.gs''
III ii they have been taught to IeS when tfs
medcire stouId be at once sbando1et. u would
tere seem that TIE fleet produced bS TIE hsneous
psr,cles wtich are found in the remet! IN sucsprc
fu.ion. Ii has been also adupif'ertd With due
sdn i1.ure Of ssEsA asa pI IN the public .ehoo.''
lot ttng taksn internally, but thrown Wit vic
enee at the cheek Of the ps,;e0r. 1t 10 rather 100
dry fer III Ordinary casa2lssu, bat we have faith N
L twhen Only simple Plsster is necessary We
aye lot ir favor t Il in du'en, r ss she Houios-
psthis's ssy What they Ylene. tn. re IS point at
which cilutiop should cesse, ard tbs Ienedyis d..
luted a. fricently in its crude condition 1t how
ever csntans lead and gum, and msy be USED vita n
ever en- Emplastrum GmmmOsum Is nesdet. Con
tsioips also ,Oap aid opium, it viii be fourd useful
in tie form of Thebsic lil'. But the physician
must in all cases be upon the alert for caouretted
hydrogen gss, which sometimes in the simplest
forus Of this medicine is geuaated With Amazing
rspidity. We conclude with an analysis OF thls
new agent in its crude state:
90 Aaa e
Acisum Acetictirn. Piper NsT
Alec Hepstics....... 5lFeUum
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Of The fe.u.., Of ~. J.fass-'s po;.tos' cs'''r.
Tat e.qi0or.cJ 70 v.ica ss e;70'ea r'1a's''
msy be SAID to be at the memest almost ss'@'g
e,tuct throus.c. tss Southern States, w'le A.
The NcIsa the oriy advocates Of rs pisc'f'ss ara
f,urd smcIg iao-e VITO are rgoroa.iy ekoiafSd
from al Fedora, foeF, under the chsige OF oe'ss
f,u.t,cs asd disunori,.s. Nor does toere seem
s.y hope Of 70 Ultimate trsmph Of Ne Jefferson :
poi cs ideas except Il the establishment oil 'as'
very Free-Sta.s sscerdancy which It ~" TIA 3 Tsa'
Labor Of rs lie 70 destroy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
DISPATCH TO MIR. PETER COOPER

Mr.. Peter Cooper, President Of the Atlsahs
Telegraph Company, informed US yesterday that %
Thursdsy be telesraphed to Mr.. Field, stating that
he wss very anxious to know if the kgsmsmuou
bad laid her end Of the cable. Mr. Field replied
that tie cable had been successfully lIa, and ss.
1sls were pAssirs uninterruptedy through ih saars
length. Mr.. Cooper states that it was arrsOsed
that Do message should be transmitted either Wy
until the Queens greeting had been sent y W.
BuchsnsD. We must, therefore, wait for An
ceipt Of that message before We can know Asy6V
more et finite about the success Of the ontsspnA
Mr. Cooper himself has no doubt Of the 6st tAs
the cable has been successfully laid to both coSt,
as telegrsphed by Mr. Field.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
The following letter is published in The ns'c- IL
b6ny Tribune, journal Of Indiana:

WAsHISGTOs, Jnly - les.
"HOs. w. III. ESGLIsH-Dc1r SIR. Aware that the
Convention for nominating Democratic candidate for
Congress Jour District, will convene il few dsya.
| csnrot refrain from expressing the hope that you
nay be tie unanimous rOmree Of the Convention II
lived IN your Diatrict ard had thousand votes you
sht ud have them all. Occupying the position you do
consider essential that you should succeed in OBJ.
tsrrg the Loninaop. A failure n thIs would be re-.
esreed by ne as e rebIke OF my Administr alton.
There may be some eprsnt or s.pirants for the posi-
aoa in your way. II go you msy ssy TO them that by
giving you Gle track they will gain m7 favor aud
may expect tc be provided for in suitable
II samins,ed viii throw much Assistance into
your District q: you may desire.
Our fri.Id Hughes ses, has = hard row 10 hos.
He vii be literally sustained. or this you may rest
assned. You! friend.
JAMES BUCHANAN
We forbesr ell comments until We shall have
leaIsed b. tie silence or the declarations of the
Presidents organs whether this precious dOcumen.
10 rsily bJs production. However, If i isn't true
i certainly iswel rYsDt.d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
POLITICAL.

Tie s'o'e Democrat, az Administration paper pub.
khed at Springfield H. says ina. II the boiler. vii
diop DcEs'as," the Buchanan rnen vii unite with
them On any other candidate who s reliable Demo
crst tia. hey may choose.
DELEGArE. 10 IRE RTPUslICAy STATE COSyES-
1Io'-Roeksrd Is the frs; ccury TO appoint her dele
gates 70 tie State Convection She senis two-Joan
B. WeLcls Ct PieruoLt and Alexander Davidson Of
lisyerstrsw. Mtssis. Lulhsr Caldwell Of PieImoHt
,Dd Ftldrard l. Nichcls Of Nysck are the stercses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
DISPATCHES TO AND FROM MAYOR
TIEMANN.

The following is the dispatch sent to Mayor Te
msnn, alluded to in our norning edition Of yesse'
day:
TRINITY BAY, Aug. Isa
MAYOR or NEw.YoRK-SiT. The Ausutc Teis-
graph cable has been successfully laid.
C. ". FIELD
To this the Mayor replied yesterday morning
follows:
MAYORS OFFICE, New. York, Aug. 6, 1853.
To CYRrs W. FIELD, esq, Trinity Bv-S~
Your Dispatch has been received. IconHstalsss you
for mysef aid the people Of this city on the success oil
the great work of uniting together the Old and N's
Worlds by the electric telegraph. Science, skill and
perseverance, have finally trunphsd.
DANIEL T. TfENASN, hsI'L
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
THE CABLE SUCCESSFULLY LAM
nation OF The Great Eyest 4.
Various Dispatches.
utuMisArIoNs AND CANNON eyGRYwRrs,
TIE LINES DOWN ON CAPE BRETON
PoRT HOOP (Caps Breton), Fnd.r,

TIE LINES DOWN ON CAPE BRETON
PoRT HOOP (Caps Brston), Fr.dst)
Aug. 6-S O'Clock p. q.
Early ls.t evening, the lire betw~n til, p,,,,
AID Ba5ieck cea.ed to work, and hm BE-. iu,t h.,
,sps;r.d: ard we uow learn hat tie lns !, a.,
Down a.. Of Baddeck ard between there ana A,s,
B.y. which is the point where tie Nswfou.al..t
csb,e is counected tn the lard line. Active ue.,.
ure. have been taken to have .he line put in oaer
bu. th, may occupy oil day Tomorrow, ew's b
TIE long distance between tie telegraph s:ad,u
ard tie nature Of the country to be tsayerSd.
rHE FEELING ALONG THE LINEs'
Numerous cou muuicstions passed to ard tr,a
Trinity Bay yesterday before the line went d'n
tere. sId there is tot tie slightest raAsoa to tasN
TIE truth or genuineress Of he disgatchss trsl y
Field, as published yesterday, sud the run'us
deception, tiicsery, &c, &c., have no. snsl'~
foundation, 90 far a. We know or believe. I.
uest reflect reliance is felt here and at esssy q.
ton UPON the lr GO that the Atlsntc cable hx tes
successfully submerged between ireland ard Ns1.
foundlsnd, but the,s is 10 good reason to hs..sy,
that me CdptS eau w Eob Va ss w SOuVoy u s-
s,ses before the early part Of next week, aad 5,
that tine at fiuthe,t the isnd wire, will bo pq. /,
perfect order, and will be KEEP. 80.
HALIFAX, N. S., Friday, Aug 6, kCa
Having had no communication to-day wA Va
Tiiti.y Boy telegraph ONCE, We hare ao!Aist
important to communicate in addition to the
satisfactory report of yesterday from Ms. Fled
Our last adyices left the engineers and tier
assistants employed in getting the cable .Ap
ct the Bay of Bulls Arm. No doubt "" soks.
tanned but that the Agamemnen had arrives 4
vslentia Bay, but as the te.eeraphic insttu nsaa
for tie transmission of intelligence have never bss
put up On board of either vessel, there eas bs N
actual communication, except BY signals, uaGl shx
both ends Of tie cable shall have been connce.i
with the shore, which may require several dya
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

That Lecomptcn, jr., has been unceremonious'y
strsnsed by the people Of Kansas Is hardly piece
of rews: they could not have done otherwise.
We have few more returns, which show how the
citgors of several towns treated this settler" o
tie Kansas question.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
New9lak DAILY Gribn,re
SATURDAY. AUGUST :, 1868.
The American Art Of Herse-Taming.
READY THIS MORNING,

READY THIS MORNING,
EKrR TRBusr Of eight pages containing the complete a'
ofhb wonderful with other valuable articles on The
sane suec which have yet sppeed la this country Every
bcSy Sho OWES horse will dese to read this Exxs
and a. few copies will be printed beyond hose orded new1
d, sad ohes are requested forward their orders at
nsni, ostrctly the number Of copies required
Pr;oe: snxle copies ( cents; lt0 copies 81 50.
Asd,e, HORACE GREELEY Co,
Tribune Buildings NewYotk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

twas announced in tie Canadian Parliament yes'
tsrssy tba. Messrs. Cartier AID John McDonald
we're forming Ministry which would probably se
completed to-day. The Governor General is sa'd
70 have pciemptoril, refused tie request oi tne
Brown Mi,istIy, which has bad remarkably short
lease Of flee, for either dissolution or proroga-
tou Of Parliament.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
THE PRESIDENT AND THE ATL ANTIC TEL
EGRAPH.

EGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday Aug. o. 1885.
The President has given permiss on to tho Aso'
ciated Press to copy the messages referring to Ae
opening OF the telegraph cable:
BEDFORD, Pa. Aug ..
To CrRrs W. FIELD, Tnnity Bay.
MY DEAR SIR | congratulate You with al nj
heart on the success OF the great enterprise win
which your name is so hOnoraby connected. bnda
the blessing of Divine Providence trust il my
prove instrumental in promoting perpetual peace
and friendship between the kindred nations.
have not YET received the Queens dispatch.
Youfs very respectfully, JAMES BUCHANAN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

CsSADA A 6.spstch in TIE Montreal Pilot says
tie Brtwn Muizry before resigrng asked 6rst 20 :
eHscuion, end then for proio gAiion Of Parliament
eoih of wL'cb requests the Goysu or General "per.
tn nfi,n!y refused
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

TIE National Expendi.uIesform a topic on which
,tunp orators can talk ineIhsustbly, aud, If their
psrty happens 10 be out Of power, most effectively.
That they are exorbitaIt, jet still increasing, is
thoroughly understood BY those who may fairly be
.ad to u1derstsnd anything; but how are they TO
be reduced' Stump speeches, whether L sde in
Corgress by persons who pocket $25 for each days
services with $4O0 for each thousand ni!ss' travel
(coDsumirg three or four days and perhaps cossiog
$50, OF by orators who would like turn OF that
p,eaisnt game, will never effect the object though
they may do something toward ii by creating or
strengthening in the public nird feeling that
will 70. always submit to be traed with. 4 radi-
col reIenchnent is clearly Indispensable; for we
car not 60 on borroEiDg in time Of peace Forty or
Ff'y Millions per annum-cannot even consent to
Let each years income balance it's outlay, for the
debts ttst We have been 90 rapidly contracting
ust somehow be paid of. We are aiming to
el, ment or tuge Ct psrtsaLs shall be thoroughly
eliminated. Let US first irquire, then, what the
Fsde,bl Expenditures actually are:
The following is the semi.oficsl Admiuistrs-
ton sypopss of the Appropriations for the service
Of the current year:
asys Executive Judcs and MscelIsneous H. 1865 q
Dipop rlc suc s2l1 90
other s47l5s s.
Army, Tot.fo s;ions, mitay Academy aud Mill ~ .
t,,y Observation-Disclosures. 2Sge35lO IS
NAVEL & ryic/ l4J3 35f q
po,t Office 1901 46 90
Ocean cam Mai Service ice.....,,...... 80 90
CoIcc.on of tbe eco 900 90
Treaty with the Kig II lDeLmak........... 40t 9jl 4f
Total Specific Appropriations ssi. .s2s 81, 10
To this our Wstht gtCn correspondent justly in
ssts should be added:
ILtsfo on Pubic pScV.""
Extended Pensions Privse Claims and ENts Allow -
Making tnisl Of e8I 52ia2j
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
CAPT HUDSON TO HIS FAMILY.

CAPT HUDSON TO HIS FAMILY.
The following dispatch has been received ifoa
Capt. Hudson by bis family;
TRINITY BAY, Aug. 3.
God has been with US. The telegraph cable
laid without accident, and to him be all the gio'i'
We are ali well. Yours, affectionately, ,o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

Tie vM deIbilt European mail lice steamship
Northern Light will sail for Southampton Havre
ard Bremen this afternoon at O'Clock. Her mails
viii close at the Post Office at % p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07
THE ATLANTIC CABLE
Why 40 Further New, y Received.

The CAPE BRETON lines DOW
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-07

We hope our Southern fiiends will try it, but not
upon any valuable "niggers,' and 'eud US the re-
lut OF their experience.
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GEORGETOWN.
Of TAs STAY


. GEoRsBTowN, March Is, 1858.
The flags on all the shipping in our harbor and
at the western wharves are at half-mast this
morning, In token of respect to the memory of
Mt N. b. Hartley, senior partner of the firm Of
Hartley d Brother, -four and shipping merchants
OF our city, who died at ST. Augustine, Florida,
(whiher he hid gone in hope of repairing de-
cayed health on Tuesday last. ..
Business upon canal this morning shows
signs of revival Three boats have arrived
from different points this side Of Harper'S Ferry,
laden with -four, grain, &C..
An accident occurred at the Alexandria AQue-
duct on Tuesday, which came very near result
ing In the death Of two very worthy individuals.
Mr.. John MaStin and John Byrum. They were
in the employ of the Messrs. Espy, making some
repairs upon the superstructure, and while ra's-
Ing heavy iron clamp the staging upon which
they Were suspended above the water gave way.
and precipitafed them into the water bellows
distance of soI1e thirty or forty feet. Mr. Byrum
was struck in his descent ny the iron clamp, and
considerably hurt about the limbs Mr. Mastin
received considerable internal injury by the lum-
Der Of the staging falling upon him. After being
in the water some time they were rescued and ia
ken to their home In the First Yard Of your
city.
Arrivals since our last-Brig John Freeman,
from Savannah, Ga. with l76 600 feet Of lumber,
| to Jos. Libby Son, and F. Wheatley; schr
Federal Hill, Whea'ley, from Port Deposit, lum-
Der to Jos. Libby 4 Sons and packet schT. Ham.
ilton, Hopkins, n. Y to the Messrs. Dodge,
with cargo of merchandise 10 the two cities
Oar river wharvcs and lumber wards this morn
ing gives indications OF the beginning of the
spring trade.
We have no change to note in the -four grain
markets. since our last report. SPECTATOR.
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EUGENE DUPUY.
Ia SoLk AGENT FOR PIEssE & LrpIs's
4 IN -


The Agency for the United States Of Messrs.
Piesse & LubIn, Perf1mery Factors In London,
having been trans ierred from the late firm of Ingsr
a Co, S99 Broadway. TO my own firm. Mr.. GEO. n.
lnger oeInS now IN coDnectInn with my establish
ment.l neg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
pes!ers and the Trade generally, that shall keep
ON hard ana an bond y constant supply OF Plesse
Lubn's articles; such as the frangI panni Perfume.
ard it's compounds, the Pestachio Nut preparations
all their varieties; To which may ne ecdsd. from
time To time, whstever srId firm may Introduce ma
market, combining exc eience with novelty. Mef
chats may rev upon their Ords being hled with
promptness and care, a. on favorable terms Is
heretofore. r.. DUPIY,
6o9 Broadway, New York.
IL The real Frsngipanni Perfume is manufac-
tUred only by Messrs. PIessa Lubln, of l.ondCn.
and they take this port unity to caution ohasers
against limitations of which there are meny; none,
however, approach, In any degree, the ex quise frs
GRANGE = made Ivy z. & g..
FRANGIPANNI BOUQUET.
FRANGIPANNl OIL for the Hair. e1o usitely
scented
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years, and mpart delightful fragrance to articles
FRANGIPANNI SCENTED SOAP
PRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Tske hot cn
der between the tongs- put piece of Incense upon
IL, and the apartment will be DELIGHTFULLY."- perfuHed.
FRANGIPANNI POMADE. This 10 sn Ilal-
ian unguent for the hair Its superatlys fragrance
has given III world wide reputation.
FRANGIPANNI SAL Chef.
Sold every where. ms w&F.Sm
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TELEdRAPHIC NEWS
Gre. the Associated Pr.ss Agent.


mail OF the 18th nit. has arrived
Capt. Marcy would lrnve 49,, a.. 8, 49,
lor camp Scott, taking -Four, salt, corn and ami
mhls. As ne VIII also take with him a number
Of wagons. he intends to return via Rent. ,.IIn,
a more circuitous northeasterly route than nre
viously travelled He is reported TO have said that
supplies can be furnished 10 Camp scott much
easier and quicker from New Mexico than else
where
The Legislature Of New Mexico passed resoIu-
Mons complimentary TO the officers Of the army.
ana recommending several promotions in tie
event of an increase Of the army.
De santa Fe Gazette that the chief Of the
Sst Lake aud Utah Indians had visited the Da-
~ ihoians IN Mexico, with a view 90 induce
.neIh 10 JOIN the Mormons, stating that the Nor
mons c1olo poison the air, so that their enemies
Wou,u uie ana inst all the troops Of the govern
nient would he destroyed. The mission was mr..
successful ~
Mi Carson had concluded treaty between the
Mutache Ctahs, Arspahoes and Pueblo~, They
| agree TO take side with the United State. I'm the
event Of an issue between them and the people a
aEy Territory and TO render all the aid they a.
towards sUppTessing rebellion.
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Il w 8 = X N q & 0 o ID

~ h w u y u ID > &.
JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. 1l9 Bride street, Georg.totcr, d. c.,
has Just received, and now offering at very low
prlces, to cash ard prompt customers, general as
sortment OF Goods, adapted to the early Spring d.
mand, comprising In part
Best makes Black Silks, some very cheap,
black and Colored Nj. De!aines.
New style Spring Nj. Delanes and Challies,
New English and Merrimack Prints,
Black and White do, and Glnghams,
Real Manchester Ginghams,
Lancaster and English do, at l21i cts,
Striped and Dotted shifting Prints,
Best makes white Cambrics,
Brllilants. Plaid and Striped Muhlins,
Jones' line soft hnshe EngIIsh Long Cloths,
Best Irish Linens and Linen Lawns,
Linen Sheetng and Pillow Linens
l04 and II Bleached and Brown Cotton SheetInss,
Family Cottons, of all the most reliable mai es. for
shIrtng, ladies', or chIldren's use, fine, medium.
and heavy.
White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloths
Coiored ,bordered Towels and Huokaback Diapers,
SCOTCH Diapers, Russia and American Crash,
Heavy brown undressed Linen, for Children's
Aprons.
Cassimeres and Jeans. for boys wear,
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Cotton Hose and Half Hose,
Striped Osnaburgs 8nd Plaid Cottons,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck,
With other seasonable Goods,
To which the attention Of Cash and prompt Gus
toners are invited.
mlo ]. II. SMOOT.
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BY A. GREEN, Auc,loneer.

"
HOUSEHOLD Il KITCHEN FURNITURE
LAT Auction, ARD HotsE For RrHr.-On
WEDN ESDAf, the cath u tant, shall sell. ut the
residence of the Rev. r. :. Evans. No dln north II,
between 9th and 10th streets 10 O'Clock a. m, an
excellent assortment of Furniture. VIZ:
Mahogany Sofas, Sideboard, Dressing and ether
Bureaus.
Mahogany Rocking Chair. Dining. Breakfast, and
Card Tables,
Mahogany large and small Bookcases and Stands
Do. Cottage and other Bedsteads, and Ward
robe,
Feather Beds, Hair and other Mattresses, Bed
Fine A Is6aster Mantel Clock. runs three weeks,
Glt-frame and other Mirrors, Parlor and other
Thrcee,pIy parlor, chamber, ard stair Carpets and
Passage OiIcloth and Mating, Drusget and Crash
Brass AndIrOns. Shovel and longs, r enders Stair
kOds.
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, among which is
one fine geld band Coffee and Tea Set,
Rush, cane, and wood seat Chairs and Lounge,
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Cook ing, Radiator, and other Stoves,
Fine Patent II Refrigerator,
w 18th good assortment of Kitchen Requisites.
Also, lot OF Books, comprising full set OF Patent
Ofhoe Reports. and set of State Papers.
Terms: III sums under $50, cash over $50, o
credit of and months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
The house Is also tor n ent one of the most de-
sirable locations IN Washington. pump of ex Gel
lent water nearly IN front Of the door. Inquire on
the premises.
ml8-d A. GREEN Auct
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ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
u TRENDS and the public that we have at last sue.
decided IN having large quantity of ALES Of vari-
Gus kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we
will guarantee TO he the finest and the largest yari
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing moe article of Ale oan have
1t by apply to for either the following brands
viz; Kennett, Burton xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
ade phIa and \. We also have fine article oil
Brown Stout and X Porter always ON hand
All orders By mail, gwen to our drivers. will be
attended to. Army 4 SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street.,
dl7-d GEORGETOWN, ID. C..
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PRESENTATION A beautiful gold watch. vsL
ued at $50, was presented, by his fellow me
chanics, to Mr.. Edward Deem. who has charge
(under the superintendent Of Rob't Briggs, jr.,)
of the construction of the heating apparatus az the
Capitol extension. Mr.. John Nc NaInee in behalf
OF the workmen, made neat address; which was
responded TO by Mr.. Deem with much feeling A
splendid supper was served up at Springman's;
where, amid the cracking of corks and the rattle
OF knives aud forks, eloquent responses to toaSts
were made, by MesSrs. Entwisle, Arnold, Mulloy,
Messemer. and ol hers
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts
NEW AUCTION BARGAINS.

IN =
Just received from late New York and Baltimore
auctions, rench and Scotch EN- sR OIL EERIES,
real LACES, ChantIlly and Lace Wells, Plain and
Embroidered HAN DKERCHlEFS. L L. C X
SILK, and lots of other GOODS, which will be sold
cheaper than ever, at
f.. GUTMA Nc.
80 High, near Bridge street.
ml1-lw' GeorgetOwn, c.
E>OR BOSTON.-The superior fastzsai!iue clip
l. per schooner Searsvile. Sears. has ara
rived, ard will be receiving freight on Satur- "
day for the abve port. For freIgh OF passage
apply to HARTLEY BkO. lOl Water street,
.,eOrg etown. IN I6-lw