davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

DR. srRGpEEENN H Ehs Tk Y.
.# OFFICE l9 PENNSYLVANIA AvYNuI.
IhreA daofS from llfI sfes1f -,

DR.. BAILY beGs leave to inform tho public that
ne can be seen at all hours. at his office,
% q een years. ssssasa tina.
ne large number Of patients, and great variety of
enable him to surmount any dica;ty, Scientific or
otherwise, relating to the Teeth His own expert
ESPECIALLY 6rs haT sn ana sna
Z. Parmly, has led him, long since, TO discard all
nd. fF ia snd e
t 70. ths construction Of Ccnnucu5 Gum Teeth and
reliabe substance that can be worn IL the mouth ~
vas mot nclusivsly shown bJ the last American
Although he fiatters himself from his long resi-
to ks he is
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS,
From ths late Rseto, Of ths ChsreA of Epiphany,
p. STEPHEN s.fg1 .Ai bs s.ty Sir, denim, %
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
dence IN you as superior dentist. The operations
friends ana the pubic ha. Your XIII 20 Ws ds
'e Wilmington. Au. s g. iss S'' 'jr# FRENCH
From On. Of the oldest firm, in Ba,,,mo,.-
Msssrs. Beegs, Cotnsas 4 Co
HAVING HAVING sWpoysd Dr.. stephen Baily, Surgeon
Dents; Of MSasa'ngfPn oty 70 execute for me az
to my entire satisfaction and in ofthe fact that
one ofthe most distInsulshed members of the Dem
to perform the same work satisfactorily j, gives me
great pleasure to eX press my entire confidence and
high estIniation OF his professional skill,
Baltimore. Jan. IL. 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from a note Yeeetcsd from, tic late Hon.
Johs M. Clayton.
u. 3. Senate, Aug Is. Is5S.
=. The teeth You made for me work admirably; no.
'n0' '0'' De 0'''''' JOIN JOIN Il. dI2YroN.
To those seeking relief from the maIadies of the
teeth, can cheeriully recommend Or. g. Baily IS
superor dentist. He made q set OF porcelain teeth
for ono OF my family and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Aprlls, lass. Va. Conf M. Church South,
We. the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF the professional ekIl OF Or. 8. BaIly
surgeon Dentist of this city. having been cogni-
can't OF his operations fanies or friends take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, a. well as the uniformly satisfaotOry manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend HIM to the confidence and patronage Of
the public, OF which we consider him eIninentIy
worthy.
THoMAs U. WALTER. Architect u. 8. Capitoi,
THQMAs MILLER, NJ. D., of Washington, ID, C.
b. 9. BoHRER, NJ. ID. ofGeorgetOwn, ID. c,
n. 3. LINCOLN, M. D., Of Washington, ID. c.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
GHoRGK WALTON, Ex- Governor Of Florida.
WALrRR LKNox. Ex- Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 8. Patent Ofhoe,
feb 4-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

A TKRRfRLx CATAsrRoPHx.-BJ the steamer
Vandsrbtlt we have intelligence Of dreadful
catastrophe at Bradford, England. A large guam
tlty Of arsenic appears 10 have been mixed with
loEenges and sold at a retailers shop. All who
partook Of them Were attacked with terrible pains
and several died before the c ause was discovered
More than enc hundred and eighty three persons
are sill suffering from the fleets Of the poison,
and no fewer than sixteen had already died at
the latest advices. IL appears to have been the
mistake Of chemists assistant. The name OF
tbs unhappy person Is VIM. Goddard, who was
brought before the Borough Magistrates on the I'd
last, and formal inquest had. The testimony
Of VIM. Burniston, an officer Of the Detective
Feree, sets forth the source Of the calamity
William Burniston, detective officer Of the DO
lie force, said that he heard on Sunday of several
children having died; AID he went to the house
q Mark Burran, Jewett street, Brick lane, where
Burran himself had taken some Of the Iozenses;
and having learned from whom he had bought
them, he went up to the house Of VIM. Harda-
r., North wing and Ing nired respecting them
fefing. aardaker at once stated that he had pur-
chased them from Joseph Neal, Of Stone street,
and that be had got four parcels Of ten pounds
Police Constable Campbell had got possession of
them, and be went directly to Mr.. Meals, who
told him thatihe ioz.nges were made partly from
. mineral called "daft,' and that he had pur-
chased II from Mr.. George Hodeson, druggist,
at Shipley. He (Burniston) then took Neal With
him to Shipiey, but when they went to Hold yson's
house be was from home; and they saw the young
man Goddard, and asked him IL be had not sold
man some stuff about week ago. on the pre-
vtous Monday: And, in reply, be asked me IL
IL was sierra album, " or ''daft 2" He then said
ne had sold twelve pounds Of 1t He took them
70 the cask from which he had taken the quantity
named, and showed them the material, which
Mr.. Neal immediately said was not s.daft :, As
tnsy were further examining the article, Mr.
Hodgson came in; aud at once told them that the
cask contained arsenic, and held one cwt After
some further conversation, the ofacer left, bring
Ing 0oddArd with him, accompanied by Neal
Mr.. Hodgson, and knew little about the business
The statement had got abroad that the cask was
labelled "Poison," but Burniston says that they
such label upon it. '...-.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
Form ORA GUARANTEE.
n r. MsSFe W & Eaz,sszr,

FORM OF CUARkE-Ry.
To Capt. NJ. C.. Mefss, U. s. ESstNssrs.
We the undersigned, residents of in the
State Of. hereby. jointly and severally, cove
nant with IN United States, and guaranty. in case
they will, within ten days after the acceptance Of
the said bid execute the contract for he same with
good and emit sureties to perform the work or
furnish the articles proposed. conformity to the
terms OF the adve tisement under whIoh il was
made. And in case the .aid - shall fail TO enter
into contract aforesaid guaranty to msk good
the difference between the offer By the said - and
the next lowest bidder. A B
CD
thereby certify that, to the best Of my knowledge
sufficient
90 1-eotd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
WHEN, THE, SSogRsE OF HUMAN

w events. Ladies' and Gentlemen lose one OF 6eir
greatest natural sttraotions-a fne head of hair-it
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
falling Of, and restore Its viEor and beauty In re-
Hair f s1f RibSSsTT Ms Rst e Ri HARRlS
applications viii stop the haif falling or breaking.
remove dandrut, Keep the scalp olean and white,
although you may have been bald twenty years, the
continued use Of Il two months will insure yop
not after the second application. return il
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and I,nprover
Sold in Richmond by w. PETERSON, Drug
sss o1,nsr Main and i2th. snd Main and Wall ats.
gist, Browns' Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and b.
y. CLARK, Druggist, corner q street and Pa.
avenue. apl ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

Says the ct. Louis MOI Democrat: Below we
publish letter TO DIR. Wood, of this city, from a
gentleman In Maine, whiGh speaks siovingl, az the
superior merits OF his hair tonIe Such evidence
mast nave Its elect, when coming from a reliable
source. II cert Ecates srantess of trpth the
Dr. leeds no encomiums, nor useless puffory from
the press: ~
BArB. Maine January 20 Isss
PROFESSOR u y. WOOD Co.:-Geatemcn: HAytnx nv al
enton ca led few months since highly
effects OF your hair Restorative nduced 20 make 40
icat:on Of hair which had become emil.
gray probably o.e third wh!e wLsters Wer. Of
cnara'tsr Some three months procured bote Of
your hair Restorative and IT. sSou found a. Wa.
proving what had wished. used Is ssSut twice week
have since procured another bottle which have u.ed
soEe can earthly that the gray or viii.
har mas tosiy dsappeared both head face and
my hair has resumed It's natural color believe nor.
soft ana glossy than hss been before year
am now sixty years old good wife the ags of fty
two. has used 10 with effect 10y
The above notice deem to 10
eovery ain assured that whoever rizhy Csc a. pet
orections, VIII not have occasion contradict nv s;sa
nents am citizen of this city resident hers
last fifteen years and known nearly every one h
and ADJACENT tswns Any make q; the sbcys
Win my name attached IA at "a tsh 4, r
serve he pes. ss o! L4Iare Ia Others VOL yss
A. Neiy yours A. @. RAYMOND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

.O According to the census Of 1856, the pop
uiatiou Of Paris within the walls, Is 4.OuO
The calculation for the whole po pu alton, within
the circuit ofthe Notifications, IL nearly sixteen
hundred thousand souls. The capitol covers two
and Q quarter square leagues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

fHorxssos WosD-DeAr Sir Having had the
loss The te-t PoI ton Of hair Ia, sscs. the Fellow
isver N New Orleans In lss. induced make trial
OF your preparation, and found an the yarx
ming needed Ny hair is and glosrr sne M
words can express my obligations VOC giving to the
aMaotea snch /. treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
under signed Rev X Bragg iss minister regular
Standing and pastor OF the Orthodox CErca BrooleId
Asss he gentleman Of great univ rsaIi5
o@o'ea- VA. DYER.
-. - bAaS zRIELp JsnrSry Is, ISIS.
har Restorative gives pleasure say that lie eject
has been excellent in removing dandrud ana
constant tendency 90 itching with which have been
troubled from CHILDHOOD aud restored nv hsIr
WHICH was coming gray 20 lite original have usei
no other article with snyhng Ike same pleasure Or
profit You're truly u ppaaa"
The Hestoratiys Is put or - Sotties offs slxes.
VA: Large, med: Gn, ana small the small holds
= Sfs, ana fatdils Tor 81 FER bottle; tbs medina,
no.ns ~ isast twenty per esnt more in proportion
holds SnaIt forty 2er cent. In0rs Il pEoporsos I'D
rf Is. J. iV W7SoD 4 CO p,o,r,..o,, -.
new \ ork, ll1 the goat N. 7. Wire Railing Estah
nsnment, end ~ msrket st.. st. LOUIS, No
ARG sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Ons % 17-SR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
AZ ER'S
H.. CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Fl Bnf Foa -EI RAPID CuRs or
COLDS. COUGHS, AND
HOARSEEESS.


I G %.n .n, .Hf
TORAL has been found to afford more relief and 20
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease thsn Anf
remedy known to mankind. Casss OF apparently set
snds OF u2eTers who we're deemed beyond the reeoh
OF human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoymepts OF
lungs and throat: Here q cold had settled on the
lnnEs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
the pale, thin features of him who lately Justly
and strong. whisper to a. but him CoNsuNPy5oa.
his vitals and shows its f:tsl syL.ptoms more and
nos -. :sops.d nf his ooaiS
ne Ss s
dart which pierced his side 10 broken. Scarcely any
neighbo.hood can be found which kSs not some Inv,
ing trophy like this 20 SHADOW fotth the virtues
ssncvn hui its usefns:s dSs. s sD s %
here. Nay, IL acoomplishes more BY prevention tbsn
cure. The countless colds and coughs which IL
cures are the seed which would have npened into a
Group, Bronchitis, Boarseness, Pleurisy W.sep
ING Cough and all rrtations Of the tarus, and I'M
are easily cured BY the CEKaRY fECToRHSLIf Il
them, and they win ind il On invaluable protectio o1
from the insiduous prpwef which, oerues o. tbs
parent sheep from many foct ana tss asIllns lamb
AutbsntIssssd evidence ofthese facts. With s;,so.
lions for the treat nent OF each Complaint, NAV he
iopnd In Ayers Ameriosr Almanso, Of which, Ne
publish three millions and scatter Them brosS,sst
DssT nave sss y S1S;5 that the sic,
nIngSists ald dssless m Medicine generally have
rem RIsP;isa . AVER. sas sssi
g B. c sfrSsN GvWs En:
COOK, Alexandria, ssd BY all dealers svslJ whore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
l NiTED STATES MAIL LINE,
Only Rsszssr Lsne, end Withoas Es.lx,s
FOR Hieit Yeors.
foR CALIFORNIA AND oRRsoN.
VIA PANAMA RAILRoAp,
RssslsS SsiIisg Days, stA q 2o,k sf.a.x~,.,

;SAurioN-So many frauds and imro- <eesx
siIlons OF yarl2Ss hIh1s have been lately eSHk
ssrpetcii - % tIsycleIs bound 70 CALI sa21szes
seh for passage By Inc O. s. Ma en- aSss0l.zsd
nia. N me CITY OF New York, feels II his duty 10
cauHon tl persons soaking passage 10 Cafornis.
tfa thetrue once THE Stoanrhiss Of lie M =
Mall Line, via Panama Railroad rs no other 80.
re rev OH Is authorized 70 engage passage
which is a. 10 West street corner Of Ware o s
,a.ns On une North River, al the head Of the
els j. w. KATMdSNsDf..n AGENT SSSL New yor.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the STEAMSHIP Of tiis comD,p,. ..,,,,,,
e1L H'Si MA. and M' af ASSAAfSLo
ffsnane ty;oe each mouth. on the arrty.ise8ah
OF ne United States Mail SIS. Company's steamers.
wnien leave New Orleans and New orb reruIsfi1
f R6 R1nsssenssrs, ooaasetinr via PANAMA RAIL
Thai, steamships have been inspected and an
FL the NAVY department, and guaranty spssa
The Pansms Railroad l<7 miles lor n D in nov eom-
peted rom 90, IA to ocear, and 10 crossed in or
sLro1s g san ana ~ ssssssd -
ae embarked at Panama ty steamer az the com
panss expense The money paid in New York
I. keserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
SSa 90 to prevent dstenfio in csse of acci-
Dent SO that the rocte L. entirely rsaSIs-no f.uTs
psssenses. lsays Panama the same day they az
Conductors 60 through by each steamer, and take
eharse si women and ch.l aEen without other pro
For through tickets AZ the lowest rates apply at
ne sEstEoy; IN West street, New YoLk, TO w.
Co, New ohaas.--or q. l.. BhRTLETT, Bos-
--.--.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

ne prevalence Of the above com,.,,,. ., ,,,,
ens0a generally has the eject Of brnEInS ont bost
% Irofessediy new specifies, and Vhile some are
HE vlseet course 10 pursue 10 to consult your fam
" lhyGGan, or otherwise use only suoh remedes
POUND SYRUP OF GUN ARABfC. 0nr,nsl-
nsooa esssnSb popular remedy and has continue ed
e seov growing reputation Tor the lsst twenty
49, ~. N sasss o. sonm4n Coids Coughs, &C.. Il
~ noo1inG q oaGh. Group. Asthma, Influenza O.,
baye used 10. WV
sree cents md 20 cents per bottle.
500 ~ NaiIn 4 Palmer, Chas. etott, 10, wash
exandria; vhsss 10 may be had so for convenience
n Lossngsr lorm- Price l2x and rs .euis . hoX :
knovn - Tyiers Gum Arabic Courh Capdy
Droee. e % eiegaat. pisasaas and sGiosoiouS Put
monte f.oksnss they are Unsurpassed no H. sxn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

4 ApIEs, TUCK and al sorts Of Com Bs st
ssa6 kssas u1a WilasT 6Sss. kS~a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

IVV BARRELS Porto kioo. Sugar,
u Mas d oa0les So. Mo,.,
30 whole. hail. and quarter boxes NsV Rsisin..
just received and for sals by - =.
~ b delivered hon ,Ss - sxssS az ~ a.!
da9non OF - cts. per cord.
A,ssory, Bakers, and Spruce Pias WOOD ct
,,skWED and SPLIT WOOD and COAL and
WOOD Of sll kl1ds for sale
kNDLING WOOD and CHARCOALIn crates
81 hfEe suAntlties.
SAMUEL II. YOUNG,
~ sN " street, bstvssn D and 3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

CHARLEs N. KUGLER, -
" Ne. As Pa. aeesse, bsftcsea ID exd Sd sfs.,
VIII furnish and send 1cEcRAM liz any part OF
me oty ~ YLSo PET salon; 20 cents uart Ism.
the most reasonable terms.
90 SIN G. N. KUeLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
Traveller Directory. p :. i.
DRsoff f 46 k sftffHffsssEIY9FopYax
=" n - II,
~ "a Sc =
Traveller Dirsctery

IT,. FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO rHRoysH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM HIS AHitiSss.fi5SsSs7' f sSSsf1I E;AK VEST
LIST. NAIL TRAIN start, 81 7.S5 g. m, CSundsy
e1eeptedy oonnectlIg closely ~ Washington une-
hS5' i9I ne vsfs az Sh,caSo. ,or,s
CHICAGO EXPRESS c0NNEcfloS caves
Mashngt ton az 30 p. IN. reaohing Cincinnati ~ p.
q. next day, and oonnectlng directly with Express
for I: GaS fG .nf saS
TO yieythe Grand Mcunraif scenery Of the Road
n daylGht, take either the 7.D =. IN. S-So ,.
For Parkersbgrs and ali Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take The ~ .. Train For
h,Iietta and Clncinnsti Railroad take the same.
tiers, and ever other possible lSltJ viii Be found
WAY W PASSENGERS for tn. Main Stem Of In.
Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad Will leave Washing
3. For all points between Washington Junction ana
Piedmont take the 7.s5 a. n. trains.
For al Stations between Piedmont and WheeIns
taks the 50 p N. Tran. To ccpnect With the Fred
eriok Tram take the $50 p. m. frain.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THB EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore ~ s Is and 7.<5
Q. M, and $50 and - .. m. On Sunday ~ Sol. N.
Leave Baltimore at <.so and 30 O. m. and $50 and
6S m. On Sunday at Soa m. only.
. rhe 7S and 4.s5 trains only vail stop ~ vay sta
tions ard Tor Annapolis conneotsons.
ing trains tgr the west, and the e.Is, rs and SO
D. m. trans for the east.
For further information Inquire e. the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket s. sS,; SWss,sIsEtS1
oct Master Of Tranportsiios, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

THE VIRGINIA sPRfNGs.-P.sseu.er, %,
a, the Oranre and Alex
tSelr ua MSs, p a. th e' d lesasins 3aS
she Ale1snorlA and WastipZton Railroad, 7tA at
aaa LoulsiaEa Sver1s, will be called for and con
h5Tcssiast oea be obtained. This line oarrles tic
y, Mail for ths %. a A. H. n. Passengers vii
tnat Is met with on the boat. IL is the most eIns
otious and 70 many instances, tho most ecopotnI-
Baltimore. 'e1' ''@4n ifon
N: B.-Coaes.s furnished for Excursions ..d P,s
tsseSsl isAu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
-dssw al aIlai1sq szHsvH ,=ss 60, -,r~ga

's'nl ~ bas ,smit tsa.ssas 1gl :; sia--' no,sr,
IS hsaitS svEd Vsdi dsifV 20 dass 81 .gsssi1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

- - 0o01c1AA
THE BEET co9sa fYRuP IN TIE
II ~ S2sSss 5HSH RSsg !. ' ssasr OF
s. . Sc:. .so 20 =
cass,,a, Sss.sa:i.. Hssr..ss,, Ss,s fa1sai
f.r:sa" : 20 sing should Us. it. i /. pl....n. to
all.ys ~ Irritation ofths thlost and snss, end pre-
, Bottles IS and 50 cents and o.. Sold BY AL
pTnEGists in Washington. Gsorsstswn and Alsxan-
drla. ---lL- 90 lift
GOkDON's. AsIATIC MIxTURE-A safe
and esTss,n cure for
1 Tn;,s !; 20 Msaicns ssa, il vSsId not ..
supplied the aiossd free q ohs1Ss with snsirs sue
!. in the Different yrus, STORES in washington fOi
.snsm No. IS Pa. ~. M. s1sDofS, }. c.
PsoraEotHEbb + so S,1L .s..- z .r...u. :.
Phsfmssie Dc Fsrfssnd the fmSer;s coiiess "a.
Nc sad E.rsasSa G S.
system; Triesemsr No. Sefeotually, u the short
n.Ss dsfi and aS s
cebsbs have long been thong an antdofe for to
the rum OF the heath of vast portion Of the popu-
lasIon; Tresemar No: Is the great Contlnen:sl
remedy fer that GLASS Of disorders which, unsortu-
netely, the English ply sioian treats With mercury
TO the inevitable destruction Of the PATIENTS oons
cannot remove. Triesemsr Nos. 2, and are alike
aeyot e taste OF smell, and of. nansestlns seah
ues; Ihey may lie on the toilet table without theiT
N separate doses as administered By vepeap, Lai-
ls mgan. koax, RECORD. 60, 40; Proc IS each,
ga cases,
Sod By Dr.. II: A; BARROW No. lg Prince eta
dlafsy on receiH OF the amount DIR. B. will forward
the % Gases OF TrieSemar, and the large Sizes car
rage paid, thus ESurInx genuine European rrepars-
tons. The SS cases also sent, but not tree Of oar
rsge. Consultations usual, from II G. m. till 3
few BLOCKS west Of Broadway. fsIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

- - - 1of t-arraIsT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18

R9EIhIf Up s., xA1U'SCAsstR on q sIssI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-18
"OUGHs. COLDS. a0ARsENEss. -.

The California mail steamers leave New Yorh
% the sth and Goth Of each month ---I =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23
The Captain Nho Ran the blockade 1Port
Platte.

poRr A. Plate, ~. DcNTvuo May ], 1sse
ry,R srp-- For Ytur Information Rave 70 say that
arrived here ssfe We bal very smooth paessge, wind
lstt All ire WAY we had the wind ahcaa Ill We sot 70
er Of var the rt veeol bat has eot % s'nce
ne blc,i sde and don tnow ~ should have got
tao known that the port was un6er blockade We 10
s,,cr bre, 70 Wien fell IN with the feet, ana ihey
corn reed nrire OF u.s. ffst blank cartridge. bot wnes
the tars began to ccme, beran q open my eyes We
rsre soipp At the tine about knos, ARD tg sea- -
con I'd that they could not bit us, except by COCA
whln aunshot Of The Toft trtv opened or The enemy,
~ was between two 1res Ne archorct ana wen,
IN gftfr | uousbt tie recpe would hsve killed
viii Lirtrcss Trey waited Va carry me al over 70 VI
in their arms. We the fret vessel IN tas
h .rre The block sde. rhe enemy hes eoven men
-ar ttte port all the tine. The Domnlotas have h'S
me- a Ssf scbccutrs port, and had the orsr o.
~ -rn ARD Of the con- rodoro's ship They arc 50
,rrcf taken up WITH me thst dom know what 70 &c
rWh TIC rto,,e They wCnt take no Tor "A answef
car cot big rice for the Wing Of tho VIM. put tntl
Uatt N 10 cep msrd her, and that won't suit me o.
bsve DALAI % gurpovder expect 70 Lave mere IN
six osys. We are ell vel. Yours as eve sr,Rs,1.
sap. H., N, feet paid visit They came vi \ ?
two MIA az tr for, and commenced are and the Tor
returned their Gre, but no dsmsee-ai te shos aNns
Tns,, ,rns arc so crpsYuc,ed tat they can elevate
them 20 carry tbs bali cry deroe ana tHthermoro' s
ws6s are nsde OF plsipts.n leaves 49, ,-
N-They ran IN and fred 90 tne tosn. Vne sue
reached end vCnt through house lhepcope "sfS oa'
sTspty. "a -Cape in aud Cred on the town; no
dFrrege AZ 10 c'csrs x schoorer Rove N SCH
The fse, Nut csase r. her ard hove her 20 think tha
fhe uas shs American schooner ihat Ron fca sh"n
chartered. vhCt IVES 10 eel tn two dsIc a.ter t,t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

an Elections sab Dod tire certificate OF election OF George
l. Becker which NJ stanton had discover cd the clerks
office while looking over some there also lettec
xrcm Governor wedsry auo Joseph r. Brown OF tue
csavasssrs saying bst dessrs. Phelps and Csvanaugh
received the highest votes, and referring 70
GrecleJ . almanac for the figures.
Mr. HARRIS said that the committee understood that they
Instructed TO inquire simply into the prSma tacte
rg Of Nsssrs Phelps and Csvanaugh leaving the seats
open 70 contest
Mr.. MARSHALL, (opp) OF Ky. wished TO know which two
OF tho three persona elo ,ed thoy were to select.
Mr. HARRIs OF H., replied that Mr. Beckers certd-
este was never presented for the examination or the oo
rntttSe.
Ar. wAnURNE, Of Ill, 10 mako good former state.
ment, reao extract from the Tribune. showing that
Mr. Becker received the highest huir Der or votss.
Mr.. GuEER opp Of N. c,utended that the ceru-
ncaes utterly worthless being the universal prn-
cipie that election be without lega authority ID alb
soiuely void and cnnrot BIO made valid BY any subse'
'quert lag. .
Mr. wAgnuas. (opp OF Me-, offered resolution that
Aessrs Paepe aud Cevausugh not entitled TO b. nd
mitted and sV orr. Negstved by 81 majority.
The question WAS sskeo on tue resolution OF ,ne NV
joriiy OF The commtpe tas Messrs Phelps and Csva.
uaugh be in provided this sca not b. consderea
producing any Of their rights TO the coats wocn
may hereafter instituted by persons having right 70
do 20. and adopted by 1Sb sg Ainst 3d.
Mess,s Phelps Cayanaugh wore ten sworn n
HLEc1IoH CASE
Mr. HlRRIs calico up the Ohio contested election CASE
The CON mittee on Elections were unable 10 ssre'
and LAMAR unps 10 the opinion that Nc. Vasndigoam
Is entitled 70 the seat Messrs WAsIBURS, OF MO- LARK
OF Conn GiAHR WILSON agreeing leat M Caopoou
sshond retain hs seat; aud Mr. HARRIS, Oh H. proposing
,thRt The I've deciare1 vacant .
Mr. YAi5ANpIaHAM, contestant, made an argumentAave
speed.
Mr. lAn rae tho gtIing mem Der.
Aier iurider debsae, House adjourned, with the
rnoert snoirg that the vote the matter should be
taken On Tuesday Eexi