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ARRIyALs Ar The HOTELS.


Rev Todd lady Now York a Hitchcock, New York
n koss, A jones, Massachusetts,
A ID FLORIDA John Rust, Virginia Ii.
! DUPONT Delaware y Norris, f1usbrrg Pa
Gordon, lorsnloaih Ohio Jas so~iin,
o Ery men Alabama l. Harding niece, New Orleans
Brymen, Tennessee Miss Chiackwood thirebons > q
Chas Mitchell 4 lady, Washing Miss Porter do
ton Ark ,- Porter, children 5cryit,
Mcneil lady, Georgia II Smith, Mobile, Ala
. q Levy, Maryland Mrs smfh, do
WIN Ross lady A two children Miss Smith do
Illinois y .at+ ~ - children 4 servants, do
J II Watts, Now York W Jones, Mississippi
Walter Harper Washington ID 10 VI Itsne New Orleans
N d Tubman, Maryland Gee Howe, South Carolina
J b spotswood, Delaware VIM Howe, do
ii Mohier, Baltimore 4 J Glover, do
N DulAC uevz lava has SnintoD, do
4 Della Cueva do Mrs siininioa do
John II Rice Georga Henry Seglng, do,
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THK CAyAL.--The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is nov
doing ourshns business The receipts of tolls at tn,
collectors Office at Georgetown for the week ending
Saturday last were 81 400 81.
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in the First and Second wards which read three
times and passed. sttsG
Also bill approprating fifty dollars for the expenses
incurred 10 the preparation OF an elegantly bound copy
of the city plats present 10 the city Of Wakefield
England which was read three times and passed
Mr.. TUETos, from the committee improvements,
reported back bill from the Board of Aldermen
and ahalf and 9th streets west which read three
times and passed
Also, bill TO repair I'd street east between and
streets north; which read three times and passed
Also bill TO authorize the grade to be changed I'D
street west between X and streets north which
read three times and passed. - ~ a.fr .,a
Also, bill making appropriations for trimming and
travelling street NORTH between 9th and 18th streets
west; which was read three times and passed.
Mr. POWELL, from the committee claims, reported
back bill for the repeal of certain act which read
three times and passed t ~
After which, motion, the board adjourned g q
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A GENEROUS DEED 1T has just come to our knowledge
that Mr. John c. Ryes has recently made present of
upwards of FIVE thousand dollars TO of his employees
Mr. Michael Cation token of his appreciation Of his
faithful services. Mr.. Cation has been in Mr. Rives 8
Office for than oafyfee years, and is now
bIe old of about sixty years. He has, by his indus
try and attention to his duties deserved his good fortune
and his many friends in this city WILL doubt be glad
to hear of it,
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rI,HE BRITISH NAUTICAL ALMANAC, 1861

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The Theory Of war; by Lieut. Col Macdougall; 50 So
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Fnanoers XVI by Murray;
IS 20
Baretts Italian Dictionary; vols. Svoi So
The Comet Of 1856; by J, Russell Hind 81 cents.
Campaigns Hannibal by Lieut. Col Macdouga 81 rs
The British Cavalry by Capt Baker, cooed plates 81 3D.
Imported from London.
Sept IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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Description the Universe by Alexander Humboldt
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CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED
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A LNWICK FEMALE SEMINARY, BY M. A.
IA Tyson Sisters for boarding pupils situated tho Baltimore
Washington Railroad, 10 miles from Washington city,
this Institution which has established for eighteen
will resumed the 18th Of September Circulars
had application to the Seminary at Dr. Tson Of and
10th streets Washington.
tended to. Aug. 2&-1m
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+ ACE SETS AND OTHER EMBROlDERlES.---
by the last steamer large and select assort
of lace sets and embroideries in general aA
supplies from northern and eastern correspondents daily
only plain goods OF tho above
much the advantage Of the purchaser.
monthly payment in cash oener
need the money. PERRY 4 BROTHER
#Is 4-a.E "Central Sores,' west building
Sep 4-10tdf opposite Centre Market
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RoBpEp. learn from the Philadelphia papers that
Mr. David Byron, of the operators attached TO the
magnetic telegraph company in this city, knocked
down and robbed Of his carpet bag Thursday night at
Front and Grays alley in Philadelphia appears that
Mr. Byron arrived in the evening train from New York,
and walking up Front street. when he attacked
by two men, who threw him down and took his carpet
bag from him. and about rifng his pockets when
cab by, causing the robbers to leave their victim
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CT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No. 408 18th street, be-
and streets Washington, d. G. Dr. l. Draper, prm
cipal.
This School will the first Monday in September next For
further particulars inquire OF the Principal the schooroom after
September Of Rev. O. s. Waidron, st. Matthew's
Church. Aug. ~
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DOHNS STANDARD LIBRARY.
il Bohn's Classical do.
Bohn's Antiquarian do.
Bohn's Illustrated
Dohn's Scientific
Bohn's Pathological do.
Bohn's Ecclesiastical do.
British Classic do. ID
Complete the Library always kept hand
PHILIPS Bookstore,
332 Penn. bet. 9th and 10th
Sep II where catalogues may be had ON application.
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"TANTED.--A number of good stone-cutters are
wv Conowingo Bridge, Hartford
ty Maryland whom liberal wages will be paid.
2s--d1m aaa3j s. ssH HALLS BLACKS
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.
Lessee. .KuEM Co
Acnng Manager W. ~
Positively the appearance but four Of EDWIN BOOTH
f.
3 .. TUESDAY EvSsIso September IA, 1868,
-a..se ..s shakspeare's beautiful play the
.. MERCHANT OF VENICE
Shyock fIwn Booh
Bassanio y. r pay.
Graano d. NJ Dawson
IIunceo .-,-.- " W. Fske
Poraa Ais farker'
..H nts To conclude with
POOR rILIIc0DDY.
John Peter Piicoddy A ii'No'
will leave the Theatre every night at the
close Of the Yard and Capitol HILL Fare
10 cents asg 1
RATES tx.
To Dress Circle 90 cents
To Orchestra Chairs w
Hs-No charge for reserved seats sst
open quarter O'Clock Performances commence at
90 minutes TO 3, p, rl-,. . il d. ia. Il d. IS gE
Sep lit (star&states
CSHILDREN'S WEAR.-Large lots of new and
~ things chdrens many styles
all offered at most moderate rates.
ALSO, opened to-day IA 4.
pieces those anncs
that do not shrink in washng the beet article in use for
..h thick, skirts.
Black and all other coors losie nannes
Real WEIGH hnnncls," in all qualities and prices.
With all other leading styles fancy and staple American and
correspondents supplies
price only plain figures; inexperienced
other buyers ovcrchargcd. 'es -' "
We not opening accounts * MA| ',r
/ All bills presented just when wc need their amount
& M PERRY BROTHER,
I'd Eav " Central Stores" west building,
Sep 4--10tdn Opposite Centre Market
| IA l.
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A VALUABLE Duplicating Impress
"A Paper for embrodering Also copying plans pictures
drawings CLOTH WOOD Price 20
packet
For sale TAYLOR & MAURYS,
Sep l2-3t 1874 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DOLL DRAWING PAPER, one hundred yards
III long, half wide, OF fine quality. by
simple yard desired length half the price
drawing paper. The strongly backed with linen At
TAYLOR & MAURYS,
Sept 11--3t booksellers, 1884 Penn,
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L,ROM WASHINGTONsDIRECT TO ALL PARTS
a. or TIE WEST Sournwfssf, AND NoirItiwh5f--bAifi
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
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OPfHnG OF Tux OVERLAND MAI. LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO, Snbjoined We publish an in
ter sting document, which forms a citing &C
compar iment to the gres. evs mt which we bavs
just been engaged in celebrating. II is nothing
lese than the time tables Of tne Overland Nail
Company which opens the new wagon route
IRON ST Louis and Memphis 20 San Francisco
on the 18th Of the present month. Next to the
establishment Of teleeraphin communication
with Europe, an overland ma.l connection with
our Pacific territories may be considered as
one Of the most important forerunners Of the
great changes which the existing relations of
the world are about to undergo. II is the pio-
neer Of the telegr aph acd Of the railroad lines
which are destined 70 bring all the members Of
this vast confederation into closer union and
communication with each other, to consolidate
cur national resources, multiply and strengthen
our defepces, aDd provide new channels for the
trade of the Union and of the world In the
meanwhile, through the agency Of the overland
mail route, new sections OF country will be
opened up, mail and passenger facilities afforded
to communities situated in proximity 10 the line,
and means of safe internal communication
With our distant States and Territories secured
in the event Of war. To those who dread the
sea passage to California, or who enjoy travel
Ling through comparatively wild and unexplored
regions, the new route will offer great attrac-
tlons. Sea Sickness isthmas fever, and ship
wreck inconyeniences, but too frequently en-
countered on the ocean line, may now all be
avoided. Having said thus much in favor Of
the advantages of the new route, we will now
give its Programme
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The rates Of fare for the present will be as
Acknowledgement the Pacific Railroad torui
nus and San Francisco, ard between Memphis
and San Francisco, either way, through tickets
5000 Local fares between Fort Smith and
Fort Yuma not lees than ten cents per mile for
The defiance travelled Between Fort Yuma aud
San Francisco, aud between Fort Smith and
the railroad terminus, the rates will be publish
ID by the SuperinteDdents Of those divisions
The meals aud provisions for passengers are at
their own expense, and over and above the
regular fare. 1t Is intended, however, by the
company to have suitable meals at proper places
and ut moderate cost prepared for passengers as
coon "a they can complete their arrangements
Forty pounds OF baggage will be allowed 10
each passenger; but the company win not at
present transport any through extra baggage,
freights or parcels
We are glad TO zee that the most stringent
provisions are made against delays frauds,
favoritifm or incivility by the agents and EN-
ployes OF the company. Thus conducted the
route canno, fail to give general satisfaction 10
the public.
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rhe New York REHABILITATION for r.

Tire New York Reconsideration for Europe.
tie cunard mai steamship c@rads, Cses. Lang, will
iesve B,stan on Wednesday, FOR Iiverpoo.
roe EIrcpesn nsis ~Il close IN tbs city this atsr
ncOn hslr pest O'Clock 60 b. railroad, md 81
hn' pest tovr o alcck, 70 60 by steamboat.
Ths Europesu ote5 Of tos HN:AtD, printed In French
Ergi.h will be published ri ten O'Clock 10 the morn
ing. Steie capiee, lie ~rsppsrs. ak oecss
Sabsc p1ss aDd stvsr'iseneus 'or any edition OF toe
Nav YORK HERALD vt DO received at the iolIo sing
pRce7 n Euyrre
LoNpoN. .sar-sor Io~, Scr & 70 81 LrJgs's hlll.
Fnaes ssc'y 81 x ng wtism stfest
Pass IAosre, 8slds IN a Co, Plsoe &c Ia 8ourss.
I.vnaOcI- IAntitR, star & %, . Cnspe. street..
u. ssU4rt 10 Exchange sirent East
Esv4. y. Lsnspg, 3sidw-n Co., 81 Roe corre.ie
Tie co0scols q ihe European odh on a toe HGsAtr
via oonbCe too received b. LAn aud telegraph n
sse oG,s cas tEe previous week ara W 10 The hour q
mobilization
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ALBANY, Sspl 6, 1853
The following are the delegates from Alssry 70 ths
American stats Convtn,oH Salon Dwight BachalceF
JShn N Harris, George NJ Gesry, Jcnn L. Name WA r.
Burgess, snc Hon Chss H. Adams Supposed /, bs in
favor Of uncn only equal dvaioa Il cscas % A.
American republican riaiiorm) Henry Lsasiug (oppcssl
70 any fusion contemplating tho election ct re,uboss
Gcverror), and Y s-sgne rsrscrs (ssppcesd to favor
fusicn against The democracy uncorsiuoaasy).
Tho following ere tle5,ed delegates tbs Democrats
STATE Convention = keenan, and schuyler w. Cha,ab~r
lain, from ths Second district Of DIic1ess coun.y;
Ransom, from The Fourth district, Erie. sacde C,,s
from 0rissas-a ssits john 0lncy, from Grse1e harx
The calculations BY the Ccuual Cor r:so mako ths 70
turns up 70 NE present Time 20 sosts - IL hASds.
ITHACA, n y, sept 9, 1858.
he Democratic Crnvcruoa Of Tom kias coaEsy, had
hare saturday elected Hsnry ~ Bsto delegate tns
STATE Convention, by Of forty Tor chaunoey
l. Grant
AuHrsS, Sept O, 1854.
Robert kcCoun snd David 4 Tngs bolh sogls are tie
delcgscs N The Democrats state Corveato5 from The
Firsi and Second Assembly districts Of cayuga county
SYRACUSE, Sep& Q, 1855.
Allen hurrcc and Aionzo crppc, wore on saturday
evening appointed secsstcs 70 the Republican state Con-
veunon OF the Second Assembly district OF oaocdAxs
county
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Tux NEW JERsEY Pass AND THE QuARlN-
TINE.--Tbe pagers Of our sister State are work
ing themselves up 10 hiea pitch Of indignation
upon The psopoaition Of tbe Nav YoRK HERALD
to fix The location OF Tie Quarantine at Sandy
Hook. One journal says that New Jersey
would consent 10 this proposition only upon one
contingency, and that Is that Staten Island
should be restored TO ua' There Is sIill another
condition, and tia. is-that the State of New
jersey shali receive n moiaty Of the fees and
Iarquisitcs Of the Health OtIiccr, which erc said
TO he something like hundred thousand dol
lsrs per snnum. Now, &c don't care much
about State boundaries, snco The Atlantic tele.
graph has obli,eratcd all interna.ional lines. but
The people OF staten Island may Justly object TO
being annexed 90 the Camden end Amboy Rail
wey. They would not object 10 give New
Jersey fair qQid pro quo for Sandy Hook. but
they are distinctly opposed to filling the pockets
OF Few railway directors. However, as the
affair seems to rest altogether upon pecuniary
grounds, we have no doubt thai one day Or
another the wrath Of the New jersey people
car be moihdcd, and the Quarantine located at
saady Hook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

1HE Police COMMISSIONERS AND THE QuARAS-
TINE Riors.-.Tt will be ssen by our reporters
accounts that tie Police Commissioners voted
yesterday to suspend Mr.. General Supsrinten-
dent Tallmadge, for alleged neglect Of duty In the
matter az the burning OF the Quarantine build
ings II appears that the Police Commissioner
directed the Superintendent, on The day before
the :, cond attack on the Quarantine buildings.
to scnd TO Staten Island as many policemen as
we're asked fer by the Commissioners Of Emigra-
ton. The last named Board did not make cog 10
QUESTION upon the Superintendent, aud there
fore no men were sent The Police Com
rniseioners. however, arc responsible for ali
that has been done, and IL would be OF no
avail for them to attempt to shirk that
responsibility over TO Tallmedge's shoulders
The whole affair IL only another specimen
Of the blind ring stupidity that has resulted
from Albany legislation for this city. We
have countless boards Of commissioners with.
out head or tail, and Of no use except TO provide
places for broken down politicians. When they
set into trouble they make show Of vigor by
suspending subordinate, and then laugh 10
their sleeves at the clever way In which they
hurobug the people. But they will lind enc day
that their game IL played crt and that day may
come sooner than they expect
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Marine III 3astcrs.

BosroS, sept 8, 1858.
The bark y Burgess Captain snow, arrived al quaraa-
tine tia morning FROM Ceuuegcs, reports INA, Johs T.
Icr-on hor srr' mne, vas drovued At Cerfusgos, and
also tnsi she has loss,wo men from yellow fever.
Park Daniel from Palermo reports tbs, tac nsaa Of hsr
msusopmasi and maarOys mast we're soiysre6 bs
lightning on Csps Tod or saturday
Inc brig Mars M, Captain batch, q and for Bangor
from Nev Raven, and schooner Olve Captain Doughty.
o. Es'spor, Ne, for New York, before reported sbss
doned, have been picked up and wore loved In,o sev
Bedford N sunday mrHins rhs schccu~ y ssay
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opeTs and tbestT.s ttroogtC-tne bot-ie are all
full, and the houses 10 the avenues begin 90
how signs OF returu'pg Inhabitants. Toe fall
husiness opens sure'y and steso,Iy During the
~tole OF yesterday our sdvertisiug department
sac crowded with customers, from the servant
seeking place to the Broadway merchant, all
eseer to make known their wants or their wares
. the public. The next two months will rihS
p'sy the metropolis in its busiest and gayeet
asyect
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Our Special Washington Despatch
LIST or Tbs NAhss or TBs osFICEas oBDEpsD 70
TIE EIAGARA-COLOSBL PoaNxY's rA6RyrevH
SPEECH Ard THE PxEsIDKNr-rH9 MISSION ~
wAsmsoror. Sept Q, tsts.
me following officers have beea ordered 10 shs Niagara
10 convey the Congo negroes back 70 Africa
Car<ctn John s. Cnsurcey
Lltut<~onS-J. r. H. MuIlsry, r. A. Burrsf. A. q.
u. AXE, VIM Nelsop ana VIM. Mtcbsl
Sagssa.-fd~sso HutsoD.
Ivy@r &C. Usasm
Ss~ic, Engineer. Faryuo.
Ei,a A.sistcnt Engnens-Wm. y. Stanton and A. e.
Rob,e.
S-ccrd Assistant Enane1s.-Gso. R. JOHNSON and Msr-
1h,rd Aa,sta,a Erstne-.-J. q. Bailey, william q.
Buener Frsncis Crown and Geo. v. Rogers
Acting Bcats,ccin John r. Bartlett
Co'Te,u<v.- Nicholas Mayer.
Observation-Disclosures B. WhkemAn.
These officers are ordered to duty inmedissey and
expected the Niagara will leave New York Ter Chass
ton In few days
conversation with the President In which he makes Mr..
Buchanan say he had changed bis Kansas policy and h
he then asked Forney do tho same, with great dsa
apparently ctrcumstanL detail to tho sams eassG
has foundation in fact Tho President never
mRce such statements or requests Forney oAaysss
him with MAKING, and Is surprised that party q
personal hostility or rccknees csuld carry oven
Forrey 90 far.
Mr. b. B. Tebbcts, OF the earliest submarine tse-
graphic cable projectors with whom the Fields fer
mtry orpecsed in the business, here, preparatory
proceeding TO Madrid 70 consumnste privilege grAAtsA
BY the Captain General Of Cuba for laying cable ffsa
Cuba To Florids.
The Preeidsnt las NOT yet received reply from Senator
Benjamin 70 the oer made him Of the mission to Spain.
TIE administration il grSsed at the prospec, OF hAy-
Ing The Nicaragua Transit opened tho closing e
which oss cost our citizens much money and In
convenience The actual sailing steamers for Thu
purpose appears 70 remove doubts which have basa
secuoasy thrown by rival and Interested parties ever
tho enterprise. Whoever has q right, and goes 70
work to carry out, will undoubtedly be sustained ~
| government
Tie scahire Junus ike article in tho HERALD yestes-
day, on Forney End Haskn, the theme Of
among all in Washington.
Inc editorial IN the herald al Short Mode Of Sesdsg
the Quarantine Quetucn suggesting that appeal mxns
have been made to the general government to take III
matter Ito lis hands tas called the atealon Of he A
t0sney General 70 the subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

CzarEarGAy, ~ ", Sept Q, 1858.
While rafirg The frame q Baptist church in ,hls VII.
ags &c cay, some tnbers gave way, srriousIy insrng
TIE following persons 'rincthy atyabi, Easard Coos,
AZ. Bsgsoss, Of burke; frederick vaesaa, Victor Ere
phan, Of Belmont oscar fsher, James nsuio, Jszsos
hccsnp, and two oshsrs, whose uames unknowp-
Several had their llulbs broken, rad M grcphsa Is not
expected n srrvivo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07
rHs GENERAL NEWSPAPER pssrAroH.

WASHINGTON, sepl G, 1853.
mo Secretary q the Navy DAY concluded an agtes-
mer' for chsrtsring four Csomwers Southern lice a
ssee'rsrs, &c serve with the Paraguay expedition.
Tho isiesner Niagara, l. to DO ready vitSis eevea
days 70 proceed 10 Charleston and receive tho bs1
the captured AfFicaur ghsy 70 be taken coast
o. Liberia under Tie charge Of special sgsat, sad kspt
proted there By government unti taey 30
other wise provided fer.
the official ntese from Utsa merely relates 70 the
movements OF The army, coplrtnipg the Asssdy
published.
Attorney General Black returned from PennsyIvania
this morning All the Cs iaes cfl,ors are nov 10 the cry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

H.RRsnusG, Pa, Sept 8, 1855.
The democratic conserces OF the sixth Conerssiosai
district have besn baotpe Coz csndtssis four ansoc.
ocNssai days Tee osndaasrs Vs aessrs Fisher. az
Y0fk. Asl, Of Cumberland, AID McIB.yro, 81 Perry
cacr receiving three votes from toe erees Or hs rs.
specve auniss The conference rscss sgal, A o-r,~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

Pnuaprrrma scrt 9, ls5s.
man sszned Osborne was shot lead nsr waynosso~s,
Pa yesterday BY tso brothers, nancd DAsie and DAVID
FuIk, sone dispute Occurring between Tho force. o.
borne vas carr az wsscr from The ~e bsonsng 70 no
Funks "a The time Both a them have becn srrcntS.
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Engineer Everetcs Reception a, oswego

OswsGo, Sept @, 1858.
Mr.. william E. Everett, CHIEF engineer Of tns Atlantic
cable expedition arrived Al ihls place tbs evening rs
concs Welt 70 bis mother vino resiies this city
He received by immense clzess ana
escorted " ths reedetoe OF hs oshes by the military
lie gves 70 night informal reception. ronorro
address will be presented hin BY lesdrg busaess
men, snd he win have formal reception ss the CITY HslL
IN the evening grand dinner viii be given lin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

ST. Lows sept. Q, Nsss
rno Bel'cvnIs ulInos) Dcmocrots authorized 70 say
that Judge Bresse not and vii not be. csndisss for
Unned saiss Senate oppositios Judge Dsug,as
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