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House or Representatives.
wAuuSgrox, Nay 20, 1850.

DEBAu PACIFIC RAILROAD
NE House resumed the consideration Of the Pacific
Railroad bill
Mr.. Nom, (dcm Of No., offered q substitute, 70 the
ELECT that The road commence IN Western rcxas. Re.
jectsd.
Mr.. woopsoS, (dem.) or No, . compromise between
The proportions. proposed main trunk nom San
francisco, between the thirty nfh and forty second pa
rsllei north lAsssde connect WIN ths brAnchss from
Iowa, Missouri and Tsxas-
M. SIXTH, (dsm.) Of Va advocated Southern route,
opposing The proposition for branches for the
dauoe Of local sections
Mr.. FRANK, (rep) Of n ", replied. justfying The &C
Non Of he special committee In reporting The Central
route, end insisting that national In charAcssr, and
bcss cAcuiaisd 70 promote the Important purposes do
Er HAmros, tdeu.) OF rexHs made comparisons 70
Nov % The sSSsru rous ss - ~ sun roas
crfnes beg. fhey intend 70 have Whist y right IL
ihsy oanso, GO IN one way hay vil Asonsr T. sp,ss
nd bsy vssh be oosrosd By ths % csIse freeess o.
- Norh, bat would pes be the Ora nor The ass tune
Mat the South would vcsor'ouay meet 'hs invading
Mr. Bcnsnr, (dem) Of Ky. poke Of tas general mpor
nnncs az a railroad, and viewed n In q national aspect
M DAVIS. a. opp Of Nd, sho~sd that ths bul Was
wholly mprscucsbe The grant being made directly
se sabscrsers e.s.ns no%oss nor ~. sns, psr'.ss
fhs estate thrown for settlement Into Chsnossy. whous
n Il incorporation q sumo kind the wosk mus stop
I'D ssseo committee, order trss hey may make
\ practicable under the laws OF tho land
Mr. Mnsos (dem) Of Va, also TOOK esai view OF tns
.uue>xon oua1sndpx that The bill vas imprsctcsoe-
Mr. CuRns frcp Of Iowa, reply ing, said shs srsetsss
take noshisGbus IN expectancy. tney 80 on and 40
ptan thsgS they VIII 90 tssr pay, but not osnervrs
me qos.,sss vss stated 70 b on reco"mnins 'hs OIL
Mr. Cunsn Intellectually endeavored 70 obtain power TOT
fhe onmittee 70 report 81 any time.
The bin and amendments rcoommitfed 10 the
Pacific Railroad Select Committee, leo against ~, as fo
bows
ys.s-nesr- Aesms Of Ky, Aiar4sh. Asderso. Of ~,
Bcyes srsssss srsa 81 Brsypn Bvsso-. Burnhs. o.sy
Horace y. CArs Clopon Cooc. John occhrss: yom onr
Crsise q = q orswf ~, orry psvia % NO ~ ssrssss
Ilsrdsman, harris, q ma, haris q VA assli1 as,on
Hoard. holman. Bous,on. Howard Of Huehsst H1scsin~
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noors q sh morrill, Norris ysns MOTT .s 1891 o. sss
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6ro5 ssnfh 81 Va smrs o. q, sptnnsr stanton. s,-
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B1ADYs PHOTOGRAPHS OF TIE JAPAHRsx EMBASSY.
Al Mr. Bradys gallery on Broadway there ere q pre-
sent exhibiting several admirably executed groups Of the
pas0'ssJ OF the Japanese Embassy. They hAvs beea
taken under Mr.. Bradys own supervision. and are the
only authentic portraits that have yet been obtained Of
our Astasis visits They remarkable for their pro
cison and cernessqus!itles not always secured nom
The camera Al wsrks Of art and faithful nkenesscs
they are equally entitled TO admiration.
Amongst tho collection OF Photographic tabeaux formed
by Mr. Brady In connection with these remarkable strsn
gers, the scene In the Navy Yard d Washington %
graphically described by of our correspondents
Here tho effect - real the presented itself
directly TO tho eye Of the spectator Every trait In the
oountenanoes Of the chiefs Of the Embassy BIO dis
nctly traced, and persou skilled IN physiognomy can
study om the picture the mental characteristics Of each
10 those who may NOT have opportunity Of secng
Oriental vsters these photographs win be In tho highest
degree interesting A records Of the nrst political mis-
sion accredited by the Japanese government 10 another
nation, they possess value that hardly be over cs
mated.
WINTER GARpKN.-"Ia Juive" win be cven this even.
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Massachusetts Politics.

sTockHRTD0H, Nay ", 1850.
Al o meeting OF the democrats Of me Eleventh Con-
gressoLAl district held Ptsaeid Gay, resolutions
favorable ~ Douglas were unanimously passed. Both
delegates win vote for him. which viii DO gain Of
vote.
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he Bsste. Weekly Bank Statement.
HoNrow. NAV 20 Iea0.

Theodore Parksr.s Library.
Bosrox, Nay 70, 1890.
Theodore Parker bequsathsd his private library,
isniDg 1000 volumes 70 The Public Library Of the
city OF Bostoa
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. 81 IN. sesl.r 81 the Kate


wuuSaroS, N. c., May 70, 1880.
The steamer Kate NcIAurn for Fayetteville burst her
boiler four O'Clock this morning, Exsbethtown,
killing Captan Evans and two deck hands and scsldng
the fireman and Others. he cargo OF MERCHANDISE,
which vas for The interior, II Q total loss.
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AZ an Anstacse fpr the Psssoa % Mos
qp.ces. wssPs bees ga cssw ssnoyms Insects srrssns
Esn~cr ccrfre peg ahr pror~~f wncs rerusfr-s the
pokcn add siiaJs W. ha.rHan esussa b. Me bites and
sfh ~
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eoft Hats.=The One Ounce, the Opera,
~ Sensation tAs Fl0s-a WHITES Ne Hausr. 26BroAl.
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bv Q new me<kcd. By DR. A. n. amHDLur. Oncs e<B
ostvay. hour 10 A. n nsP NJ. n B-No charge uakil
pesfess fafnfsetson b eivea-
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Hats and Caps for Gentlemen and Chill
drsn The largest and most elegant VARIETY In this city, beau
uful Straw Goods for mHsss and cnildren
D. KEiIO00, 81 Canal street.
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Violent HAIL Storm as Lsxingtsn, Ne.
ST. LOUIS, Nay 70, 1850.
violent hail storm II Lexington Mo- lest night did
much damage 70 the fruit In thN vicinity and broke
nearly all The gaw IN the city Some Of the hail stones
weighed ssvcn OUNCES and split TIE shngies the
Of hooses In their descent
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Nos. 10000,
liza AA 1854 t62 drew the i've capital prizes IN the
drawing Of NAY e6o Circulars fres Of BY ID
dressng Don hodsguez sars cf oily po CAarsstoa, O.
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Trusses.-Dr. msrsh Continues - Apply
Trus-s supporterv Ehouds Brscs epsperacn Bandagsn
IN clssc enshnEA Bea bathing fruss and al surstsai
pppaxces tppi< LADY sisndsnce In " female decat
newt Ne svsssv - Asw House cppoa>s - rsnis shusvh
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Ths weather as %. johns, N. y.
~. yoHSs, N. ", MAJ -, 1880
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Meyers miraculous vermin Destroyer
sureror 70 an o'her articles for de~trvyius rats mcs,
rsshes bugs snd eveyy sher pecfss q vevin nod
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WINTER GARDKS.-"IA Juive'' will be rven this even.
ng for tho last ns and the benefit Of O. Anschut tho
conductor TO whom the public much indebted for the
pleasure experienced In Ito representation The house
should be crowded.
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The wsymouth Tragedy.

TIE weymouth Tragedy
BosroS, May 70, 1850.
Seven Witnesses examined 1t Weymouth 70 day,
before The Coroner In tho poisoning case Of Mas Mary
nrrell The evidence conclusive OF death by
sve subimate, but there proof Of Herssys impl
cation. me verdict y expected 70 morrow.
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ne CAmdes and Ambcy Rarcad depc< at B,vdentown
vas burnt - two O'Clock hs morning. viii three engines
aad ten cara
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For valuable eossderAuou have Furnished 70 J. 3.
rac.ic. oAenit cns huad.sd q our choices,
recpss or Uooktns hAAing maAing Ps Pasy, Cream -
The recipes ssAeOsd are SOss best sdspsd M family vss
METROPOLITAN HorEI, Broadway, NY
1hs sscve recess ass tn preparing vsry large VARSITY Of
FRRNCH rNdLlgB AND AMERICAN STYLES,
fhey have al been ad<ed 70 J. B. sfAPFORDs FAMILY
xHCHIrJ BOOK, whch contains rHro
valuable rscips and reocp ever paSAsd sod II
J. + STAFFORD, Practical CAsms,
Br "A n
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Elegant summer Hats
Al DK voKB 81 Bro dwAy near walker street.
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NfIsCELLANEOUs.
A LvfR LLoYD's soUrHpRH
a 6rkAMBOAT AnD RAILROAD 0UIDE
FOX JUNE,

now READY
Bnrsphy q saH rata No President o. ~ nsspAAs
ard Cnsr'sso~ ssisosd, win c~recs likeness On resL
Our Recent Tour South.
T. vsw OF New Orssna. on Steel
Licences q John Robin Mcdaniel xsq President Of he
Nruinh and reupesgee Railrpsd
PennsyivAsA Cprtrpi Hafircad
ssorsphy OF Wares Leland, rsq' win co-rss' Hss
UsssS ssaass rse rpSssa. ssovipg he psnsreoss Of
Time bsawesn fovy different Css In he unisd states and
q Rues for Eaflrosd fravelss.
~ Arrivals and Departures of Steamboats, and ocsen
eissmeys. IN Tho urifed saates and casadasL
H. vhw u balcnnre. seeL
" EdisrAl-rr.ps Lesiss itpsra'ed Ne-pspss
ia hvsry railroad t'sron bssween few Or'ssns and fsw
York vrs nhcvSes rscs consecssd vish sch stAii,n
- Rsilrnsa Advwtssmspta
III iss Tsshossbe wsssrias Places and Summer Resorts
IS coodssssd Ssssrpuoa Of rrinspsi caes and Towns
70 ss.srt.r..as of tho whos-si. Hossss IN ss- yOrs
10 New sesi Brsasss Guide Az. 40
~ do. Memphis and ChAriss0a do.
81 DO. -nknsspp Cenhs do.
~. no. New Orssans y a o. n. a..
70. 10. Mobile and Oh3 d..
Do Do -s La. I Isss:::ss ~: :ss y yssss e..
- Do Orange and aernndris dn
10 10. -tsuiss~s Ss,Ircsd Convention a ws.A,.re.
81 Do. -wUshsn Houss. MsmpAs.
fss oumE cscsisss sssosi,eiy IN rs souhsrn sss,e.
sod ali HDussern Rslvcsda and 10 ever cfy
town ana village. frios 10 ceDta
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Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In
vsisr colors ana OIL, unsurpssssd In he county
OHAa y. wILLIAhsoN 3establshed lesp.
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THIRTY-eIXTa CONGRESO.
yIRs1 gIs6IoN.


WAAuroros, Nay 49, 1860
~. BIcIn, (dem OF Pa presented memorial Of cid-
ss.s Of Philadelphia in favor Of change Of The tariff
Referred V the Committee On Finance.
PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr.. JOHNSON, (dem) Of Tenn, from the Committee On
Public Lands asked TO Be discharged from The oondera
Noa Of The bin 70 csds 70 the States the public lands with
y their limits unsold for five years
THE HOMESTEAD mL
Mr.. JOHNSON, (dem.) d Ark, moved 70 take up the
Homestead bill Agreed 70.
He then moved that The Senate disagree 10 the House
Snssdneak
Mr.. wAD., (rsp) Of Ohio, opposed the motion He
wanted TO 90 when the Senate was full.
Assr some desultory conversation, Mr. Johnsoa's mo.
toa 70 disagree was carried. Yeas %, 2o-an The
democrats but Mr.. Ros voting afnrmasvey.
Mr. KING: (rep) ON Y presented petition from the
Several bills ana resolutions q private character were
considered
nm PACIFIC uSoRApn
M BwN, lden.) OF CAL, moved that The Senate dis
agree 70 the House amendments to the Pacific Telegraph
Y: Cams, Srsp) Of Iowa, moved to concur in the
Mr.. GwIs satisfied with that motion and Withdrew
hh motion 70 dhagree He had no objections 70 the
THE rosr OFFICE DEFICIENCY
Pending ths consideration Of The subject the Post Once
Deficiency Dill Was taken mp and Mr.. PxARcE, (dem) Of
Nd, further explained is Provisions.
Nh. mnKIL GRANT.
On motion Of Mr. HUNTER, (dem } Of Va, the bill was
Md aside % enable Mr. SDE1I 10 make personal expa
nssioe regard 70 h alleged interest in the Kansas Land
Great s Hs rsotsd The fActs and rsfued the charges
peeesrred agAingt him.
ME nounAs LAND 0RAHf
n. nnsAm, (deml Of Ia, followed. and went into
Uhe detalleA hlsooSy u the Houmoo land grant, which,
apVsan mAos IN liza BY Unsga, then Governor Of
Loaaas 70 ssrtain parties from whom The present
pants obtained their rights Of possession Mr. BENJAMIN
ND hs rights had been recoenized for thrce generations
hAA bean confirmed BY The United Staes Courts, and
wns naafss1iy unfair 70 compel them 70 20 into
posr establsh their te Ths provisions Of The bill
required hsn 70 hgas within t~o years, 10 submit 70
having their lands sold public lands This regarded
- . violation.
Mr. rcouH, (dem) Of Ca, responded, arguing That the
Ntlss were nos good. hey were they could b esab
Mshed and confirmed For years The lands claimed
under the Houmss land grant we're occupied by other
parties and poossaon Wa never claimed BY The aoumas
granSscs
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
Mr.. Puoa, (dem Of Ohio advocated the bill reported
from The Committee Private Land Claims, 70 repeal the
"a OF June q 1883, providing for the nnal settlement OF
private land claims In LouhiAnA. which oompes al claim
ants Of aads In dispute oommsnos judicial proceedings
within two years or forfeit them 70 the government
acfkon The Sana All mad
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a Grover a Bsher Neisslsss sewing Ma
ehft ~ bes frsDd Of h< family. Cnos los Broadway
hsv hWk. and La 9uhou si,est- Breoklyn.
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Superior Dress Shirts to Order-Hanu-
UNION ADAMS, 6T broadway.
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Omeial Drawings of Hedges, Davis e.
coz consoidaAs1 lcaeyts q 0eorss.
Class s~s NAY %. l6oo
co, rs, 10, SO, 80, 8, Al, Is, "a, Al, 70, so, Is.
Prizss sAahsd u Sc Bred Cfcular sans frsA
HOD0kA, DAVIS CO.,
nAnAgsrp
naeus, 0eszgA.
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8onoways Pills are q Positive Care
for hsacbes vhc'bev ehrons scnts rhsy invrrsts ~
~h purity he blood ceanss he dyer sd regulate ~
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Physiological Examinatiops, showing
esfects. nlens and he rixh pursuit. Al FOWLER wsIs
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WINS AND LIQUORS.
srorHrcARns AND DRuoorsm
TO cor NrRy wKrCH ANrs-rO HOYu. HRupuHas
TO PRIvA1H YAM1IsrBg
TO PuYNIc1Ara-rO ALL Who UW
WINS And LIQuORA
FOR private and medicinal uUa
imported arl bodied hsDsef vasan1o1 sure a. - -
UDoiPn6woLpae rukn OLD PoRS WIrI
rr porsd b. himself IN Of Aozrn earh vm -
,ro, rt snsss q - YvrY . ~ -, ssstln
10 Of dospa each VIII ~ svt1Assn - boD
uporpuo yws VOTE III u Il s ssnIipsr WIFE
imported By hsnsslf. w1rsnied pure, vn M swe4snn0
~ bon1a ard stamp ne oovt
UDoLrHo woLFns ohNuint sCBRfDAM AnOnA01n
rnu and Quarts rhs besi On nsls n u vu-u An g.
cold under po nsme q sssrssps no. put " ~ -
UpOLPHO VIOLA
IN. 40 - Beaver nreeA nev To-.
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\ BEAUrIYuL BEARD OR wousTAoHE n NOT
cry rsss ornsmen % any face, ba. " our variable
lunss nov, sss fsss besrd voet grow naturally and
~ c.ly un9 The. VII ~ - uov nay ongns.t Witch
vi 90 IN sh ueess sud won't stain iaurs ~ shin. lie
prcs VI asd ga 10 hsd q drueria N cry
90 coanuy. "a. q. GRAHAM, 1oe eass~n street. \. Y
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MfJward's Needles, for Wheeler & WI
sCrs sIwMe MAohIskA Thsse Eesd.ss Az .a5s By
WAkKANTHD sUYHEiOR 70 ALL vfHIRs
=. rRRD MTLWA1D. 81 warrsn swosl y. Y.
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Great sale OF Shirts, for o..
MooDYs Shirt nAnufsci,ry, 2si Broadway
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Mr. Puos, (den Of Ohio, advocated the bill reported
from The Committee Private Land Claims 70 repeal tn
30 OF June 1858, providing for the dna settlement
private land claims In Touhiana. which oompek al claim
ants Of ann In dispute 70 oommenoe judicial procecdingI
within two years or forfeit them 70 the government
without action the Senate adjourned.
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Barrys Trfecphereus fs the Best and
pFsssrvns ssA rssnsi.s Ss Hb LAAss, ~ Reh by ID
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4. NJ. Singer Il Co. have Jass Hatred uosa
anev Family sewing hsebs- 81 80 No oh~r ch~~-
ssne - - Sosps 80 ma saan Ne - $1,000
Cnes as BrunAvAy. H.Y.
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Jaehssn 4 Co.'S Premium Shuttle Sew
rs ssosincs Cor sale ~ ss2 sro>dsa,. Agents wanted
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Draw1ngs 81 the Dslaware state Lotto
HAYWOOD, tDpY co, Managers Of ~
pilAw., xssIrcxr asn si.sous, s,Ars I =.
6, so, SO, ", n, %, AZ, ~, l6, IS, 10, H. 43.
DELAvARs-ClAu no. 2s6 NAY =, la6a
Circular. ut free Of charse, By sSdrssanG snbr0
Uoop HDDT S3o; Ci,ni:gc.. DsssSs
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Hfil's Hair Dye, Fifty Censs-Biaek or
brown -Depc Barclay srest and sold By al arusxss
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Crfsssdaro's Hair Dye. wigs and Teu-
The bs~ the world Wholesale Asd rssa dys
Iriy Aiely spslief. no. Asior House
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Hsrrsng.s Patent Champ asn Ears saA
prrvsv PROT sans. III sroaAvsy. surn~ - Murray sSs
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pal and alternate delegates 70 the next General Assembly
sandusky adopted. with regard 10 the subjects
Of temperance slavery, &C., II was voted unanimously
that no further acton was necessary.
Republican Rstincatien Meeting at New
INV avr, Nay 40, 1890.
ton With the Republicans Of the city, held meeting st
Liberty Hall this evening 70 raufy the nounatos Il
ha By torchIsht PROCESSION ana bands q music Tho
meeting wes very large one. Ex Governor 8. Bald
En . s., 2 oh Tsrs made y aoa
Freeman Smith, who introduced the resolutions BY Gov.
Bucknsham, OK Governor Duston, Hon. N. D. sperry,
passed By exclamation.
TRENTON, Nay TO- 1880
rand ratification meeting Of the friends Of Lincoln
and Hamn held here this evening, Il Temperance
HAN The meeting was lsrss and enthusastic fns Chi.
caso platform read and adopted With cheers Hon.
Geo. A. Oo6ss, Of Philadelphia made speeches and we're
the nominees ana resolutions pssssd 70 elect thsm One
The Weymouth Tragedy.
BosIos, NAY 70, 1850.
before The Coroner, In tho poisoning case Of Mas Mary
nrreli Inc evidenoe wn conclusive Of death BY zorro
cation. Inc verdict y expeoted 70 morrow.
Another Poisoning Case.
Alexander Moore was arrssssd in HsscSsssr ys.srdsy
charged win poisoning his wife, daughter, and
s:. p p .S sss ssa d nS al ,'
Violent Hail Storm es Lsriagtsn, Ne.
violent hail storm II Iexiaston No, isst night did
much damage 70 the fruit In thu vicinity and broke
nearly ali NE glass IN The city Some Of the hail Stones
weighed seven OUNCES aad split sAs shnsss on the room
Of hoasss In their descent
Special Municipal Election ~ Newark.
special election Of an alderman was held in the
Fourth ward today. There hard contest, and the
opposoo candidate was elected by nine majority Lest
fall The democrats carried the ward
Southern Ocean Steamer Movemsnts.
SAVANNAH, Nay 20, 1850.
The steamship Augusta, iron New YORK, arrived ct her
wharf here, atvo O'Clock On Tuesday afternoon AL
CHAnxsroS, Nay 20, 1890.
The stsamshp Columbia, Capt n Berry, from New
morning.
The Massachusetts Legislaturs.
Bosros, NAY 10, 1880.
morrow, to take action the subject the
Inc dssemper has Appeared IN various locates In New
HAMPSHIRE II ID causns much excitement
Massaehusssss Politics.
srocKHRmGE, May 20, 1890.
Al . meeting Of the democrats Of me Eleventh Con-
favorable u Douglas were unanimously passed Both
delegates win now vote for him. which VIII DO gain Of
Bsrsssng 81 ths Bsslsr sf the Kate
wnmsasos. n C., May 70, 1880
The steamer Kate nclAurfu FOR Faycttevte, burst her
ana so dses s
the fireman and others. Ihe cargo OF MERCHANDISE,
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pROPosALs FOR SEALING WAX.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July "A, leo.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re0cIyed at this ne
Parinent uHtIi the 81 DAY r September next Al IL
s'cl0oN, moon, for furnishing sealing Wax for the
use Of the Poet Offices IN the United States from
lie dat" That the contract tEeref ali DO execute
20 n 3ist day of December. 1864. The Wax to be
dslVeraO free of expense, at the blank agencies of
the Post DthCa Department, At WashtuEt m d. C.
New OK o!ty and Cincinnati, Ohio.
TIE estimated quantity of Wax required At eaoh
ageLoy yearly IS specified below.
DIsTRlCr No. L. WGshingfeH, u. c.
IL. pounds OF Scarlet Sealing " Ak, of good quail
Ity, -OT ordinary use.
DISTRICT No 2.-Af Nstg York nm
distfIpt MOL
DISTRICT No. 3.-At Cincinnati. Ohio.
an POUNDS Of Scarlet Sealing Wax same as for
district No |.
Tn contract will be 10 the lowest nd be
Oiddhf the beat bid To be dsternL ed after careful
examination for the purpose Of asoertainlng wnch
Dld WI "a lts PRACTICAL results, bs mOst advanta-
geOus 10 the Department,
III The Districts should be recon,trr eted or in
CREASED IN number, the Sealing Wax snail be delIv-
ered az suoh ace or places the Pogtma stsr Geu-
era Ahali dfslgna'e, al pro rata prices
SAnPles ui the sealing Wax required To bn fur
the shove named agencies VI
taoh bidder must furnish, with his proposals. CIV
lueLce OF MS aJllty To comply with mis- bid.
Two sufficient securinss will be roaui-ed To a
contract. Fai tres TO furnish the Sealing Maxcon-
Iactsd Tor promptly, or furnishing an article iofe-
nor t1at cont, acted for, will be cnnsidered sum
oient cause Tor the forfeiture of the contract
BlCs not made IN accordance with thu Sc proposals
will not bs Onsldercd
Proposals must be d arked, on the outside of tbe
envei" proposals. Tor Sealing WsI," and the
letter containing them addressed TO the Fir r ss
slstint Postmaster &c -eIal, Washington D. C.
jy 25-law4w,Th Postmaster tieIn,r.I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

Protection OF BRICkwORK.-The penetration
Of mo sture through the SUFFICE Of brickwOrk may
be obviatsd by the following simple remedy:
Three-fuurths Of pound Of mOttled soap Is to
be dissolved IN one gallon Of water, and the hot
solution spread steadily with iiat-brush over the
outer surface Of the brick work. taking care that
II does not lather; this IS 20 be allowed dry for
twenty-fOur hours, when solution formed Of a
quarter of pound of alum dissolved In two gal
Ions of water 10 20 I've applied in similar manner
over the coating of soap The operation should
be performed in dry, settled weather The SOAP
and alum mutually decOmpose each other and
form an lnSolu Ole ysrnish. which the rain Is
Die TO penetrate, and this cause Of dampness is
said 10 be Fl CtIaly removed. Another method
was some time since descri bed las, by the way, the
previous was at the Royal Institute Of Archi-
tects. u consists OF sui phuTizing oil varnish
or paint, and is said To improve the color Of the
brick or stone, as Well as preserve them Its pre-
pared bv subjrcting eight parts of lnsesd oil and
one part OF sulphur to a temperature of 27S deg
In an iron vessel II is said 10 keep out both air
and moisture, and prevent deposits and SCOT and
dirt, when applied with brush to the surface o:
a building ot brick or stone, or even Of wood
WOrk.-LoHdo1 BEiIdsr.