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. THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

,s ssys the e. Louis Il, NJ Ds%OG5s. Bslsv
superior merits OF his hsir tonic Such evidence
m"st have ITS er ect, when coming from roAlble
source certificates are GU grantees Of truth, the
DR.. needs 10 encomiurs, nor useless pufery from
the press
Professor o. J. Woop &Co..-6sntsmsn: Having MY .
snon called few month: since 70 The h!shly benehei.
pieston OF Hpoh my own hsir which bad beecms quite
character. Some three procured bottle Of
your Hair Restorative and used It. soOn found it was
have since procured another bottle Of which have used
some can now certify to the wOrli that the white
hair has totally cssY pesrd both and
my hair has resumed Its Natural color aud believe
soft and glossy than has been before twenty-five
two. has used It with sane effect.
covsry assured thst whoever will Rightly use as per
directions will not have occ.On to contradict nay
last fifteen years aid hn known to nearly every he
with nv naas a.ced Is .. yoar service =, Win 10
lam. truly yours. A. Q. niTsosD.
WOODS HAIR RESToRATIVE.
Psorrsson woeD-Desr Having had The 10
oss The hes. pc, On OF h.,r ON She the yso.
2, ySu5 and ;0nn. g .nsTs5 =. IN. very
words can express my obligations TO giving the
Afflicted such tTessI-e. FINLEY JOHNSON.
standing aud pastor o. the Orthodox Church BrooEd<
h. He Is gentleman Of great influence and universally
beloved WA. DYEE.
BaooKFrELD, January L. l6Is.
Professor TooD-Dear Sir: Having trial OF your
Hair Restorative, gives pleasure say eject
has been excellent in removing d.ndrun and
constant tendency TO itching with which been
troutltd from my childhood and has also retore6
which becoming gray, 70 is original color
no other article with anything Ike the pleasure
proat. Years truly J. X. BRAGo.
The Restorative Is pc: Up in bottles offs sises,
viz: Large, medium, and small the small holds =
a PINT, and retsils for 81 per bottle; The medium
holds at least twenty per cent. in proportion
than the small tails for 81 per bottle, the large
holos quart forty per cent in proportion and
retails for IS.
%. J: WOOD i CO., Projectors. sI2 Broadway
ishment, end ll4 Market st., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold BY e.l good Druggists and Fancy Goods
DoalorS. N lin
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TED STATES MAIL LINE.
limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lfne, and Without Pa:ls,,s
for Eight Years.
PoR CALIFORNIA AND oRRsoN,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
Rsss,ss SsiIixr Davs. SRA aotk er...k~o.,.

CANTONESE many frauds and impo- so>s
sitlons Of yarlous ENDS have besl lately e
ReIpetrated on travellers bound 10 CAL I -
FORElA, that the subscriber. the only authori zed
Agent for passage b the y. g. Mail Line, via Pan-
ma Ia inc olty OF Row York, feels It his duty 20
caution al persons seoxlLE passage to CalIforn s,
Inat 70 AVOID ikPosIIIoN, they must be careful 20
ma tne true once ofthe Steamships Of the u. 8.
Mall Line, VIA Panama Railroad Us no other OF ce
IN New ork Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one off in New York,
Ehlch 10 at ~ West street. corner of Warren
fsontlng on the North River, at the head Of the
HI Observe my sign over the door,
iel3 j. w. RAYMOND. AGENT Nsu Work
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q DUPONT's q
oeO r. <

q DUPONT's 81
Cg - o W ID R. I'D
W: ALBEkT KING, GEoRerrowS, p. c.. for
yAIs PAST tae solc gent liz the District of Colum
81, ioI Messrs. Dupont Co, OF II iimiurton0 nsi
ErSs sssss soastal,:y Sn sad az . Ifoef Of ali
Ay bsc,, embracing, in part A'0A1''0'aiea
cannon aud Muskei dot =. Govern Ha " i0 Kegs
sss5s. SEr L Z an. and g T. B. ss :ss:
Ss1fNs fosaef, 10 on ny and Is 10 kegs
Eopu Uioin 90. In ID. cenIsters
Sokrs hine 60. In e& and l231 h. kegs
FEE ,FFF, do. ms and Z 10: canisiers
an, 10. do. IN u ID. TASKS and can. sters
nAnis rms co.. ms Id. oenisters
And packages. W. '-''''
al OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
the District. ~ 49, Vi
Ise o1aracter Of Duponrs Powder has been no
vsu sha iayorably kIowE for ; half century, that
srsiss ehHeGessary TO say any thing In its
- We take pleasure at all times In showing
others. ~ bHSA0Sos 10 spoftamen and
IL Once No. IS High street, immediately .d
- 80. otuke. Sc S-tf
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NeElcE FOR sEEss:f 81 cxsraI,

NorlcE FOR kkEEssrsoRINe CERTAIN
ALABAMA.
Notice hereby given that the lar ofce at Ell g.,
In the SAFE or Alabama, WILL and after the 10Th day
of Deoe9ber next, be open TO the sails Ct private
traced In the following TOW nships which were sub
ject 10 enfI' and coStion prior TO withdrawn being
lands which had been Withdrawn probab falilnT
within the prescribed limits Of selection of the raii-
rna0 grsnt to Alabama By act of Congress- approved
March 1857 bur slnce ascertaned not to be with.
An said limits. viz:
North Of tks base lise and east of tAs St. Sta.
phens n1ey,dinn
Township T. of rangess3 "a, Is, &c. p, %. q and 50
Township a, OF ranges Is, a. 20. &C. a. g. d and So
Township 8, ofranga ~.
Given under my hand, at the General Lard Once,
Ct the city Of WsshIngton, October o. lssS =
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
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an l8-tf

WHEN n THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladi 90 and Gentlemen lose one Of their
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question Is hat shall we do to stop the hair from
PIy 70 fh,s srs[y, Ms SoE e say t5y Pr HARRIS
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dcndrua, keep the scalp clean and white,
and InpaTt freshness aud viKor 10 the hair; and
continued use OF IL two months will insure you
iuIurlant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
and get the price paid.
Ask fer pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Eist, corner Main and 18th, and Main and wall sts,
and and m Washinfton city b =. d; GILMAN, Drug
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner 4x street and Pa.
ev0ane spI ~
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-PsssenEeu for
Il the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad, by leaving &5 q ~
The Alexandrls and Washington Railroad, 7th 81.
AND LonIsena avenue, vii be called for aad cca
veyed TO the Long Bridge station, where g rood
breakfast can be obtained. Tits line ca the
Y. :. Mail for the q. d A. X. z. Passengers viii
mud IL Tree from the annoy OF wagons and
that 10 met with the beat. IL is the most ey Pc
dltous, and, In many instances, the most econoInl-
esl route. Coaches connect with eyerJ train from
Baltimore.
N. B.-Coaohss furnished for Excursions and Pie
Nips. ie9<u
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WINS EXTRACTS, all odors, st GIBBs'S
kssos- ss1sr willard Hessl,
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MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS osn b, cht.insd st the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE. corner Of Pennsylvania avenue ard eth
street, Wa.hIngton. on board Of the Steam Ferry
Alexhndria Railroad. ct Alexandria.
Richmond, Danviile, Lynoh5urg, Bristol,
RnorvtLis, Dalton, atlanta, CkGttanooga,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Neu Orisasas,
By direct route, aud continuous railway cOnneo-
tlO1s to Memphis.
AEcrdns greater Ez5sdiGiox and Confer. sId
bens over 30 Dilss shorter than by any other route.
The steam FRY bost y eOrse Peg leaves the foot
of5th street al 81 a. ~. for Alexandra, where pes
ssEsers take the cars for Richmond, CharlOttsFi q,
stanton, White Sulphur Springs, WoocgtOck. i O..
and at ~ p. IT. for Richmond and all points South
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the once,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock q. IN. and D. M.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
leE-n Washington.
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R9Es ~ tss,g AAs!2'c ASA on II sIBsv
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DICH GOLD JEWELRY-
III Gold Lockets, Gold Chr
5otd fenns Ia reh0is ,iold r. .,,,shes.
sod sea- az. ae1 Sold WateEss. and oil kinds
My ssc "a At prsssnt u snIte large And viii al,
P..ss Gail ssss PsnnsyIvani. avenue.
- W n. %. HOOD
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AMBROTYPES.
A on Can procure ore OF these beautiful stvles of
FIXTURES, taken By SANDS. for the low pr,oe
tns sssst soo aPysrds He slysys keep. on hand
fness arrange ed 20 suit the time.
SANDS GALLERY,
- rem. ave-, bet. eth and sth sts.
oppo. Centre Mark8t.
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IL
- TIE GREAT PAIN ANNLHILATOR,
AND kEMEDY FOX DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREP4RED BY A CHEMIST.
BorTLEs ", q and 81 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY in MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
In all families in case Of accidents or sudden sck-
ness as frequently cures in less time than il re
quires to get physician.
ex formally and internally.
~ AS the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duee tad Cold Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbo
and Body; also, STUFF Neok-every person should
get Q bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves. Muscles,
Slnews, Blood and Bones and, bJ Its warming cleo
tromagnetic power, expels ali pain from the system
Set bottle and try il.
ntEs e sYRuF use OF HA WITS
G CHE; Ii the BEST Cough Syrup in the
If Jon arc Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'S
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
Or, Stomach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
FOul Seorotions.
Tbs above msdlcines to be had At all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; kidweu & Cisoell at Georgo-
iowa: II. Peel & Co. Alexandria. 90 lI-tr
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
EpwARp F. SIMPSON, as It'll st.. north Of Pa. ~.
ARCHi rECTS.
whr 4 HAnDrHe. sroh's builders. Il It. b. q 4.
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
=. 9. BAxrKl, 4s6 18th ST., bet. y & e.
Chiffon MAoRupKR corner LOu. Az. and sth ct.
htSIS Si fo E.. 8! S. a
B. Bo~ee WEE Ell lou 81; & r e.
BAKERIES.
nl.s'. ss E. ss e 'is st.
BANDS.
WIIaals' CIrI.nss' BlyD, q Metzsrott's, Pa. Az.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
swsssI E e M SS FAN Co., So Paw.
sUTKR. LIZA Co.. ST 7th O., north Of Pa. av.
cavs SS sh oST ofn
J. w. KBB Co., 4s2 Pa. av, bet. Al and 9Th ats.
BILLIARD SALOONS.
PHKLAN's MARBLE TAIL Ks 46s 18th st., COR Pa Az.
BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
JoHN DUyALL, st., bet. 9Th I'm, near Pat Once.
Sosna SIS vren,s 0sH Island
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
ERANcx TAyLoR, cog Pc. av., east National Hotel.
WV. BaLLANrYNx. religious book dsposit'y. lss st
NORTHERN LIBERTIES BoOksrORE. 81 nh st.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
GRoRsK BURNS. $40 Pa. av near 9Th Of.
HARMON Burns. 4oa Pa. av, bot. ~ 9Th SITS.
a. 4. HOOVER, ISL Pa. south slde bet. d SITS.
u. CLARK, LadIes' Shoe store, Is Market Space.
L. CREAsKR, S73 F st.t OF. sh & 9th.
BRICKLAYERS.
CHAs. e. BALL, patent range Il OIL st.. b. Is IL.
CARPENTERS And BUILDERS.
JAS. w. BANKER, 446 NJ av., bet l4th & 18th SITS.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
ANDREW ]. JORGE. COR. 14th 4 sts., 8. Pa. Az.
GEORGE X. HALL, 9. side Pa. sv, bet. Is ISIS SITS.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.
THos PURsRLL Son, 81 Pa. av., bet 9Th & It'll SITS
CLAIM AGENTS.
HENRY ADDISON, 45s 18th st., OPP. Treasury Dept.
CLIO THING STORES.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO., 80 Pa av., bet. 4 10 sta,
Noah WALKgR Co., Browns Hotel Building.
W:0AsToN q Co 40 Pa. av.. bet. Sd d ~ SITS.
U. STEPHENS, $40 Pa. sv., Browns hotel buid'g.
CONFECTiONERIES.
C.GACIIER, ladies' saloon 22 Pa. av b. IL Is sts
y. WEAVER, S47 Pa ay., opp. Browns Hotel.
THOMAS PorRNrINI. z79 Pa. av, bet 10th 18th sts.
PHIL'A COsBEcRY, $50 Pa av. Ice Cream 81 per gal
F.STEiNLE, 9south of Capitol and 400 Centre Mkt.
DENTISTS.
Oh. X. FINLEY HUNT. $40 Pa av. bet 9th 10th SITS
M. LOOMS, NJ d., $50 Pa. av, bet. 9th and 10th sts
DRESS MAKERS.
MRS. MARY A. EATON, 484 10th st. near Pa ay,
DRUG STORES.
u. ID. GILMAN, $50 Pa. av., near 7th sc.
JOHN SCHWARIzR, 463 Pa. sv, bet. Sd l. ~ SITS.
FORD Bro, 80 "a. av., cor. 18th st.
J. ;. LovEJOY. NV. cor. and 18Th sts.
J. H. MOORE. lis Pa. av.. West End.
DRY GOODS.
w. M. SHUsTER Co., So Market Space, 81 9 SITS
n X. a II. ri al a -
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G8ks VIZ Hs.d ~. ~ Ss4
Manu- faotory. Pa. svepue between 9th and 10Th SITS
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OF F Furniture, would especially
invite the oltixens of Washing
ton, and the public, to call and
examine his stock for them
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ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Nav y,

ST. Louis, Thursday, May q, 1853.
The last detachment of troops fer Utah, under COM
mand OF Major Paul, humber 30 men, let Jefferson
Barracks las. hight for Fort Lesvenworth.
A letter to The Democrat, dated Lsavenworh, 23d
inst says:
There is no rtermisson in the preparatory labors
of the troops consequent the recent intelligence
from salt Lake, and, judging from the movements at
the Fort. 10 countermaud of orders already given IS
anticipated.
The headquarters would not move for fifteen or
twenty days. 1t was understood, however that Gen.
Harvey might proceed in advance o: his staff, passing
the several columns on the route.
General Harvey lad given an order to COL Cross
mar, Quartermaster General, TO proceed with the
fouth column under Col. Morrison .ni M-cr B,bbitt,
AdutaDt General is to be stationed at Fort Laramie,
whittier lie goes Immediately.
LEAyESwOETH May26,
Via BooS.yily, Nay q
-Four compsues Of the ID iafaatEy from Fot Randall
arrived ST tie Fcrt here ills morning AID ri remain
to garrison the post. Col Nas column wi! positively
nsiCd on Friday
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xxxy,h CONGRESS. First Session.

SENATE. .WAsHINGroN, May ~ 1853
Mr. SLIDELL (Ls) introduced hid to grant
pension b ths widow Of Gen. Persfor Smith 1t was
laid go
The general River and Hsrhor bill was then brought
.up and is now being debated.
N.Y. SEWARD IN. W gave notice that he would
introduce resolution Xtndug tue session until Tue
IL 10 permit the ,iness 10 be done, especially with
reference 20 the Homestead bill sud Harbor Improve
ment
ativs Exec 1tVe sSd Judicial appropriation bills was
then spyonted
Cascade Mountains was passed.
Mr.. C0LLAMER (Nt) introduced resoiu'i IN ask
ing the Secretary of the Navy TO furnish intrnstIon
of TIE Get, ticcacy end location OF every Ne'sei 10
the Nav. Agreed TO-
DO the Homestead bill coming up "a the special
order. Nj. CLINGMAN moved 20 postpone It's fur
ther cons del alton untll January mex.
Mr. JOHNSON (renu.l urged thai II be not post
poped, i1ss:nuch as II eApioss,d the opioon OF the
Mr. CLAY tN,l declared that the opialon .: the
couttjy .as not 10 favor Of II. 10 NJ. Seward, he
raid. becugod tie credit OF organizing IN the SEN
ate. snd when ir.t brought forward il received bat
two vGtss. ,. %,
agarst Il.
YEAsMe., Allen gsT B2wo G.y G fd.;o a ca:
H.mlS oa.ioa aGn,'' .s'n rsGc Fox aes
!:S.:G. 81 Af ThoSio @' ISy M Wa,
ExYs-nc.". BEL srs5, B;od,sies cs.at!,s P'1 r
siss;s, soss4l simmons Stuart TTGmon, Waie, Wilson.
MI. JOHNSON (Tsnn.I having voted yes, moved
TO reconsider. wbcn motion Gomez up tC-morroM'
Mr.. SEWARD (N. y } called u the bull for the IN
nroyeneat II Sneboygan harbor.
Nh. PU6H (Obio) offered an amendment emorscng
ali the harbols for which appropriations ave asked,
amounting 10 100000.
MIR. NINIER Val thirking that they who in-
listed 90 TIE apor pri.tions should provide the money
moved that Tor the purposes OF this act and to exc
cute all TIE appropriations Tor nsrooIs snd yei' :aa,
may be voted ;Gs sessoG the President be authorized
~ b0rrc ~ fbe aa.outt for ten years at SIX per cent
I<st. by o. against -; whereupon
Mr.. DAVIS Niss moved az an amendment mat
meratsd .lte!es aad charged - per cent duty from
July |. ,-., e..-,,-. ..., mi.
Wa ioDslthe point OF the arsuneat Ieire
gt1,La, .s e,,.nauent was to orgi:ats revenue, Ia
which c.e i. must Originate in tie House, OF "HstNe'
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BARsrM, MN ESTfRrRnf.-on ou' nf'' Psgs
vii. be +, und the ofcis announcement OF tie rev en-,
teipi.e undertaken by the renowned B'rum' OF bf'g
,r 70 III, coubtry the Opera and Ballet compsx.es
row urd,r the management cs Mr. Lumley 8. her
M,j.,,y. Thsster, London. Among the vocal artists
arc p;1co!cmni, Ii. ns Ortosr Giugui, and Bs'at:
ard TIE ballet, Poccbiri, kcssu, Annstu. &c. the
Whole a.ce berg sbou, JOO p The represva,a
ttswi combine opera and ia 10, en- tho isme nights.
ard wi be s.yer q. 'he ACADEMY of Mc.ic. Ba.tbe
r. ,de must iurn to lie advertisement lot father PSF
tcusir
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II vas er.'y amc:hcat:oc Of tas stsiir; scs1s Of
cutise.
The b.ps.e decided tnst Tie sc,sndneot wa nct Ia
orrcr.
M BiGi ER tPa then moved 10 etriks out ere
causc allowing S000o for uniorses& coming snt eK-
peDecs. L'tt BY e sysns. -.
Mr.. B'GIER Pa further moved 70 s.rks out the
eppropIaiion Of $1,000 for TIL improvement OF Red
KNPr.
TIKI cave Iiss 70 iergtheoet discussion. peaaing
which the Selste adjourned.
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The Euiscopal Convention.
PHrfApELPHIA, Thursday

PHrADELPHIA, Thrrday hay - IS"''
Tie Episcona COVE ption baDoted sll day fof an
A.,itsIt sat D. but without arriving at any iesuh.
o. the eighth bel, Dr.. Vnton Ct b'''oa recely , go
t. yc,es Dr. Bowman Of Lancaster 10 ecA'te'bs ~
H. eec.l r..
The name of DIR. y!cton was then rt-crsT1 Aai
that Of d.. >teyer, # Ppil.6-lrbia .u5st.tc.ed
On tie nntL bsllo. d. B1vm.s received - ~
SteysIs - Dr.. SIioE 10; eestSefIS 90 M r''o'"'
AIi.ulrec
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| az, 90, a~,f- th,t ,,e other Anr,xrr,nrf uee

uss. tt,s fsr. tavs pre.so,ed sny especiai points
interest TIE CuitaIsns bad some Of tno,r beet
speskers at tbs Church in Bedford stree. o-d,y.
end th4ir testiys. al fansui Hall this eyeoirg
ai,etdedt, at east twelve hundred perssss, siarss
nY,ptrtion Of when were wemen. Judge 1hsmss
Of the Sup,cme Cour'. presided. TIE Rev. DIR.
Bellows cf hcw.i orA. made sn admrskis speech.
Otter speeches were made D, the hev. M; msyo
- AIbsn,. tie Rev. BIZ. STAR King, aud Charlie
rale. esq. ,f Tie DAILY A3-trisv. The FertvS
terminated "A COED season. aDd wss enjoyed b. I'll
prr,sut
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rCt'ts re- q VIE 'Ls ',si-. wsre r-1-.-.. Thes-
hss safn GO ilsffyPtit1 cfirsyti ar trains 81 rul
- tte c1.ved u"' as tuins the pat.Eo wears. TIE
-cters Of, ItuosCc = - IsIs I'm tie slrsiyat
,r-ck, wh.cl ~L5 bsI- Te.si!.
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Later from Havana.

SWAN>sH. Toursday, May =, lS'S.
Tie steamship isabel from Havana on the 9TH Irs'
hs, arrived lo,-.
Scgsr had sdvs1csd hall real. Molssse' was
scaice srd stysncus.
The B.iti-n steamer S,yI l,f. Key Wet o. TIE I'd
nsa,t.
The 20 p Ciaissd !aI tsc ne 'o's. week
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Poficf Commemorate Bo,ri VI .rc'A
i,su Po.ce Couni.s'oteos Is.ksi qvoun yts;srsA ~
stJ s. li.v4 w .se..
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nco.b If nr. Isaac Parker.

Bo.rOs. 1hCr-tsy, 5ay -, 49,
Nr. Is.sc Pas'ef Per-; 6: 3D.. i'l,'i' "-It
cirF., csy o., ,-;..iss -Ccssst c. S''-!ray 49, y
t-ia- iL.e a. &. III - CS!ttsz
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To the Associated Press. - 49,
WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, May p, 1888.
The report that arrangements have been perfected
for a semi-monthiy mail from New-Oreans 10 San
Frarcisco via tto Ishmus of Tehuautepec oIlgiua'ed
in the fact that the were yesterd agreed upon
but il appears that unexpected difficulty arose,
which had the effect to delay tne CONTAMINATION OF the
contract
The Hou.e Comm it.ee on the Judiciary msde re.
mort TO-DAY on that branch of the Presidents message,
Iecomme ndipg In the passage OF bankrupt law to m
clude bank in the same They take the ground that
Ccpgrees power to pass such law Tor the red-
sons that its exercise would be au infringement
of the rights of the States that even if 1t were
within tie undoubted competency of Congress,
it would pc productive OF no advantage whatevef,
while il wcuc beyond all question, give nae TO many
very crest and permanent owls; thAt the evils grow
ing out OF the present system OF banking require
remedy but that this only be looked for from the
Statea The report concludes With q resolution that
there be no further action the Presidents recon-
nen6atiop. The report is 81 gned by Messrs. Ready,
Blliughuret and Tappan.
Mr.. Chapman concurs generally in the report, but
considers bs0kry institutions source OF much greater
evil to the country than is attributed to them.
THs Naval Appropriation bill contains items OF
sion ST. $50 600 for the five steamships heretofore au-
thorized So 100 for the construction and completion
of the works ard current repairs of the Portsmouth,
NH, Navy Yard; $685. for the Boston Navy
Yard 1863 500 for the New York Navy Yard; $9l 100
for the Philadelphia Navy Yard 500 900 for the ash
ippton Navy Yard; $50, 900 for the Norfolk Navy
Yard $H7 900 for the Pensacola Navy Yard; S5Io,-
900 for tie Navy Yard at Mare Islaud, California.
The steamer WaterWitch reached Washington about
noon yesterday and by o'clock i'll the afternoon had
slowed board supply of coal, provisions and guns,
beside having her SHAFT men6ed. She left the city
this morning under command of Capt Rogers for the
coast Of Cubs, to aid in preventing British ourages
on American yessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

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With succ.ss sBd uriv,rssi APPRECIATION.