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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09
CHARLESTON ITEMS.

CHARLESTON, May T.
The States that approve Of anti Squaiter
Sovereignty platform against Douglas are
invited to send delegates to Richmond.
Strangers are leaving the city in crowds,
and the hotels are nearly deserted.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

ANOTHER BuRoLARY.-We are informed
that the house Of Fenelon Harrison, who
lives in Honey Greek township, was enter
cd few nights ago, aud robbed Of $500,
which amount was taken from trunk 10
the room where he was asleep. The money
was all in bills Of The the Southern Bank
of this city. Farmers aud others should
never keep large amounts OF money IN their
houses. Bank vaults are safest.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

aT We are requested 10 call the attention
Of the proper authorities 10 Ihe condition
of the pump At the Nonh East corner Of
the Square, II Is now useless, and should
be repaired at once,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

u By request Of large number Of sub.
scriberrs, we publish this morning the
English report Of the great mill between
Heenan and Sayres, taken from Bells Life,
the leading London sporting paper, and
high .authority in such matters.-Stafe
Senfiad.
Not one single subscriber to the Express
has requested Us. to put in our paper the
report. The Subscribers" to the State
Sentinel must have very perverted tastes.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

BuRGLARYs-The book store OF Oliver
Bartlett was entered burglarisusly onTues
day night, aud robbed of gold pens to the
amount Of sl25. OF more. The store was
entered from the room above through a
trap door, by the aid of ladder,
1t is hoped that clue to their discov
ry and arrest ba> been obtained, and the
officers are on the lookout for them.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

~ We are glad to see there is dIspo.
sition to permit Mckee Dunn, NJ. @. from
the third Indiana dirtrict 10 have the race
again this fall. by unanimous consent.
There are no better men In the district,
and his 70 slsction 10 aforesnps conclusion
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

arhAw llAfs,-Ii you want cheap straw
hat, nlea aud seFyIeeable, 90 10 joe Yates
one door west of our office, Cheap aud
elegant silk hats will be found NJ the same
uiaea
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

DIEp.--In this city, on Monday evening
April 30, after very short illness. Thomas
HKSRY, son Of Thomas II. aud Lizzie Mel
500, sged about six years.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

He WILL TAKE ASYTHrNe.-We are eredi-
bly, informed that a certain Democratic
orator the other day, in speech made in
one of the out Townships. made the de-
claration that were the Democracy TO form
platform as long a. from here TO Indian.
apolis, and place fire eater such as Jeh.
Davis, upon il, he would support him for
President.
Verify, The great Democratic party is
national.
-e.es-s- ----------.-. -
Loss.-Msyor Patterson informs us hat
his lose by the fire Of Friday is about $500
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

dT- Col. T. n. Nelson. OF this city. and
Judge franklin, of Owen County, met at
Rockville n few days ago. In political
discussion, and from the report In the Re.
publican, the Colonel must have lriumphed
over the Judge In the no.t signal manner
The editor cf the Republican concludes his
remarks on the occason a. follows. at IL
almost unnecessary TO say that Mr.. Nelson
made beautiful speech, he did more, he
made an able speech, abounding In ~.
gum ent and IN the enumeration Of the true
principles of the party. Coming from
Kentucky, II we're impossible he should AZ
iiliaie with men who purpose hostile In
tefietebos with the flRhls--wth tho lives
the property, and the liberties Of Ken.
tookians. bat citizen OF Indiana and an
observer aud participant of the blessings
Of free institutions, aa the true friend Of hls
race he could mol desire 10 see the institu.
lions Of Kentucky. which had impeded her
march lb the great struggle for material
greatness, extended 10 the free territories
which are 10 be homes fof our ehildfeb'a
children, Hence he advocated the doe
lfioes Of the Republican party which we're
laid down and praolIoed upon by The
fathers. 10 the better days Of The Republic
lie dealt with iust severity by che Demo
efatle party IN their nal administration ~
the State aud Federal Governments, on
blbltlDR their extravaganza aud corruption
aud their refusal 10 pu.ish and expose
those who have robbed The treasury dey
willard vetoed The embpHslsmeal bill. and
Mr Buchanan refused 10 venlilate hia eon,
duet In uslag the public money 10 carry
the Pennsylvania election.
llia illustration oi the manner IN which
the Norlbera Democracy are dictated 10
aud controlled by their Southern leaders,
was Ileh-uslng the words of Hamlet
where he pointed 10 the cloud,
Hat let these remarks suffice, Nelson
had ihe better Of the Judge throughout
10 thought tho crowd. SO thought We"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

ASorHEE FiaE.-Again has hre been
kindled by the hand Of an incendiery, 10
vOlving the loss Of property The stable
of Ralph Conover. was burned between
seven and eight o'clock yesterday morning
when first discovered the fire was IN the
stable loft, and in an instant the whole
building was enveloped in hames' which
il was impossible To suppress no'"i'n-
standing the fire companies were quickly
playing. in full force. upon the burning
building. The stable aud wood house on
the opposite side of the alley were saved
alter being badly damaged
weregrst to learn that Paul Smith. who
was on an adjoining building helping ''
tear it down, fell and was caught oetwee'
Two timbers, receiving severe injury IL
hishesj.
The question now Is, shall these ms
sreants be suffered TO goon in their diaool'
cal work With impunity1
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

We did not state that DR.. Daily was the
Democratic candidate for Congress for the
Third District. because IL is moi true. e.--Saf'
Jiran Democrat
That may be some reason for the editor
of the Democrat. but CERTAINLY none Tor
Democratic sdItors generally
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-06

eno etbt an Ter baltmriairnsn SGtte pprtet,
une tS mar fat. ais pt er aitrig binauIIeds fact
per tlutisen gritc. uup fid pana4 fsbn,; fe In
sinsn Irmen nit fertufdbrrn =
I'm rcm innercn Haurs atcr, rec Hduid,cne
Der 9Sirfcl, rss murmelueen Brauiens rer auf,
Acre9ttn sSah'r nibt att:ne, Inf3 ,u rem fSiecn
eincs tccten 9Sritct Der Snpianer, unc Ibaute
ibrcacnc unc iinucnr, ME i'm e,e MGuner pers
iaN,n haticn, ami ibr ihme,rurtJudtcs. tluti.
des. nnp rrt nrtb 10 itGnre Antlie. Ias iseusr
rrar ,iemicb uieesrgrtrLnnt. II. srur nod mandb.
mdl sIiibls rrr rfm GrIalHcn Gin rptbrr 5lam-
mcniirabI rdraus tcrprr. um Die nactfoiasnpe
Ountclbeit ic yirl ouifaurner unr nn6eimliher
'n MAIDEN. Ia ir,ans auf eiuu,si, apis ron elmer
Nattrr s,itcdtn. Err rctbe Gcbn Der pGIeer
cmrrr = iene 2lnasn 1rdnstsn lib iaf aus it-
ren Srbltn. mi trttaern Danrrn parf er mas
'r IN rnrrtn Spdbuen in Der 9tIbs fdnp, auf ris
tht "sr9lpmmsnr Wlutb. fIdhte pisie i'm ;ttcrnoer
palt wicrsr CUR nsuen 5lamme an, manpte iith
itst in 5SisttraIKib IN Ger Seitte unp rtptadtrte
NIT 0nsfltctrr ScrJlalt itrs 3uss.
Md ras ungemts Eadstnpe 9iht battle i'm
aet1uiht! ibm mar es acwsrn, als pb ltb' tir
Ifarrtn ;}iile iricnr teltbt, eit tlcihsn 9ippen
9eSHuet bltten; er fcnnte iiss ia not ni6t iu
Der urter'eusuua 'n uatn, raf pas s2rit leines
rerHnS. icinc Aldpabd, bier turt = tUrt ,u iri.
non Niifen litlc; an jeptm Strait puu 6cifnunq
tiammetts ib init rtr Strait rcr %rrirciHuns bic
liufSnrc. ictmrric A1tb1urrte Serlr. Salp cr~
filits r,n unaliid;ibcu otcr mur ,u fiber Die
ibredlihr g9atrbeit Alopata, rie Slumc Der
9reirissn. mar wirtits tUrt = nur sinc acTibl>
uuc IsslrnIrie eciht trai iea lietcnrer Slid, uno
rdurI entheleu Die Hdmmrupsu Spabne Der
matt uuc traftlps nisperintsuosn Sanc.
(JrrteBun9 iOlSt)
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DGntes.

= Cine trolii9s Serms6rluua. Sn Der itlc-
hihtn GAIT 6rciRdrt bate elm Slcifcher rife
S9rttt rinscadnacn, caB er ,Wti bis rr,i Sudrt
Srannmcin nuf sinsn Sie austrinten rcte. Gr-
grwdnn ictnc 90ettt iic trr balo carauf sutlrtlt
,u Suren. Dcrielte MGnn, 6er in leuem 9tten
mebr &drtrfen acTuntsn ais asae(Itn. tatte tur,
rrrbcr 0rraulaNuna ;u sinrm 1uesrit tpmilden
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ten Cprf sc9anaen, INN bort eiu Sllt gu fauftH,
bate audi balp rss o eiutte aefunSrn uup ltb
rann Atencs, naetprp rr nrb III metrsrcn Shen-
lrn prr9 iprrther. ani I'll ,osimwea agmad,t lln~
itrmtaS mu6tc tr Ten Stinilub pliirrn iitcr nell
tbrn ein LANCER @rethriteg aeIeat it, gBenn
audi ctwdS tenetst iydr eS hm rCh fldr baE
eas 9aIr, Gin adn, iunaes Itisr, ni6t iitrr rem
Stes srbtn fGnnt; prGbnib bUdts or ss auf bic
Sdbultrrn unp trug rs nab 6anir. BORT anae.
ldn9t waTp er ocn ieincr yrdu in Gmpfana ae~
urmmrn, Die ion trigrst crmartst bate. Sie BALI
tbm III rer 1mnteiHtit bic Hdf aSnebmen, puns
rctc u abtr nicht mcnia. ais oas pcrmeinolihe
SAILS SnmS mIatcr uui lie berum lyrana uup Iity
fnr zen ibm srmieiensn 9ebrSDirHit Az broanten
lcbitn. Gutcei MD oif 5raa naGS rer elleutbte-
ten Stutc urnd unp rprt frsIb rs lid, eaB etr
Ihiihr in rrr IGmmeruns unp in lsnein Du.-
i'll r,n i'm tsslsitrnpen 0unp auf9ebUdt unp aana
fiIripr ,lttb nah Sauie artragen batts. Das jtalb
CO 3urudStIalen Tcrren.
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Der llnterenels IN Jest in sanpe, eaen guftraa in
le'mtm eeldaItt ans;rLnbr;n ;wdC 10 bla ae mcu
Sine @uspabi sep Sa; sen lit fprnplbr,nO ucrrdtba.
oer uat rubiSen 9fcrren fur trpai9er GJe6rdub.
Die AnfmerflSmcit ppn SOr~ nbGbern u yamilien irp
5s[l~itt GuT lens srpEe auswabl g0n aauaeea
9uSofneruna pen Sospa ), Slbep u. Spring NdnaSeE
wile prompt bCirrsi. 6rlrcis 45ukt
S:cdelT., g K eer 9tHt z aEr.
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gNlhtil iilr NQt unO irnen 0lnlln1ul

uItnctcr scilt Dem acsbri.n putlitum nit eaE cr er
3d0cr Glcr Spr!cn 9Scne une yllucrS bait ttIfcr Sua
i'll. ri im S,eien unr 0Ieinn III cc bii1ttn prt
len db6ft 3ecrc hall 9tchIlls cir Wager IN beliteu
flItttn eeutcr SSuri, Scrp,lotS!prt Slunpur,t unp
SpmdrtnnlaScn, . rcrltn, SGrrnca s}ip;tttl Saf,r.
SruFc Nt9nb. .Smctrta'e uc atr cIter ArIlte bic in
2Hlrilhaen une Nrpatttcn serrauhi rtroer 9lioc
G,Niauft ieten "tnlclbcn lnb mitetrur auEcrif to
csrtGuttn i'll fpnntn. Sipbn S0ar
M0lnaEt, ;rilAcn Der & une Is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-06

= Eeriebls fi& in ren pantOHel. Dor ei-
nisen S2otten fam in paris einc oeiratb uatsr
fpiS,nprn irnr trtartu llmtGnpen ,u Staupe. Gin
Nj 9trger, pom fai' rl6en lbrater, Jap in elmer
Shubm der -9GnIaItH in Der 3tue ct. (opnpre
rin ali rlietilrS GGnenphntrfclben. Gr srfrus
riste iitb tsim SGubmaeber. wsr ris Gissntbii<
mtrln pts 5uBc0 iri unp icbao tr tie QprslIe
battr, madhtt or Der Eame. Die slidittsT gSeile
nctt Jung uno mnpUisrat par. lrns Auiwartuna,
uno isine aIstalriae 2'swertnils murre pom frr
fIeinsn YantrHfIbhtiu anGr guSui9It aessptirt.
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g&intermucen ucn piiten une Museu.

Ten. atcricttnrlen eereiat ts gum Sfrsnuatn Icnsn
Nreunrrn uni hrm Qubiltum tin Yaacr ren Strb- unf
2Stnr sS1erer enrfcblrn t6nneu nae aus ecn mporn
tn YVrite IN, Silt sil' unb @iebrnten iir crrc: unt
lnaStn irpts aus S.rpb Yrabrne @ondma une Nambat,
ou'n, une yanS Niuetn nne 9inrtr- 6un &C. &C. brebi
Wct" Nrtfti tr at9en bdGr duRtrit hlie Ycrfault
SIte @erren nGo sScrihrt lrdefcrGiot
Ierlslbc bet. encn otrre 9tc Is Jroanr IN b,Ietn
unr Elm @oarsnlsler III btiibtiaen GS.e g @ettp Ma.
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DR.. med. Go. ,. pdtff,
Sttec: Srraeilr NJ. ujhilr 5bur u Gjts 6,u.
Spl;! Npl,!

uttr,titnstcr bait frrrdhrn ucr scn Scrratb rru
&idcn- une NihieEhrli hcisr Suddi, uuo fam icinc
RuncCr brn,ti ue cen llutilten Sninun0eu .criebcn
eet SIuttn rpn SGticn wire ode sltapa.r fosl kc,
ler9t Stuu4t1 mens SinterInen mcrrca bci Dotuer H.
Srts cher cr u 6unhl,r 9rdttrnFc iipc in GER OOH,
ntccaee IN SrpGctr. uHhr Nrcc Msennc rtecr rp:url
cerrst. 9rec: Gde tetc e GitsrtrG; ;ls 81 so, unt
aanntnFrli lu $500 rtr Gr:o. SamtN a. Wccrt
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Dompitlffabri ,pIttu Stbmbnp II. Ne.p Nurt

N pelefn ar0felt une oElutm ttn9trttetCn S:e DInr
lhlnt "dcs tNml" Rplnptt" msrNrn rem rciienrcp
pueiHm iur SenrRun9 seen5 cmpt1b,rn az fv1brrrti
eeFNa III Ger S1lut Inc 2@tti une Sr't So u,o I'M -3p
lMtncet 50. lie ,,1nCoirmn" pgTGFt .trcn lSbai an
HSten' cen Nicnlta9 br @dtmitid9S, w6brtne ri,
Meanpts lesen 5retIas I'm lbr NktnrS Ypn Sir, Vcnl
1ptabrt 2"er eaS eRsre 9dmrritiT bsnueen MIL bal lid
eet eN Int,risitbnetcn cIn SabrSUc III lDcn
5rad't miro bililI anacnUmmrn ulp puublt b,fnrn,r,
Y1laStpreie nadb HOrioIt S2.Uu.
2I6
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1rani &tnunr-

l6S Srrdth:aBe. ;rjfheu Der g. uup I. Str.
salt Gin yeihcS unr wcbIairrtirlcs Yaser ron
etAarren, Hduh'. &dns mnr Stnnupitabaf
tiNner 5SohrifNieu unS Nmrrrtaiicn.
VI e p G5rrf> une Meiuccrtau III ben bililitcn Yarrre
'cu aSaf NdmtutIi pln 99tctr.erluftr ni,i pcriSu
Men te tm srruyrtdtu tbe lie brt aiauie anbtrpcii
MAIDEN. r.
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Au rie 1amen 9tiAmrnr1.

Wasame Hdu d e (rrn Ndrie), rte hei ccr
listen 5air iM Mechanics }niut fur ire l6ite p.S
FIRsT-CLASs diploma
e1st BAT Ok eToAeirafe nlbt er 3tsn. en neIts une
rttkillitts Wager SON NtlntrS> lNa ,rn tre fh;t.
TaSant u. bar RE Grrt e;n DIneh Nttmrnss an;u~
itissx. eak iSr EIStr Ysn Npnntts uni %iilItnerH"
Saartn her pettsn fcan;6iiitsn al rn unc Sr rrId
snstOsta; slsbfIus scrrlial bic n;uen rer IT. Ntp-
S'Htr R'eeh In 9cNues, JeaibrS, 9Sredt>s, 9ihhenS
aEl eats 2ahant ,S. pre Die arsEtc sumertdm eli au
at iAr III Lot piroeaesu auitre r:riYedfen une ibre
UsaHtirnen liauen h rernhsrt Iltea Dap e nur 9us
uhe ssih nIfspl ansaefuh.t l9Ilrt will i biten
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2IliFr5n;Gfifhcs Eisrhtu
aui sinen eiisriHrti9cn GtimaRR.
2fenn aui M inr, Eassrfats
Gin: t5lie9' rr'appt msin Nann,
Sd'eutt or Rc hinmfs. or furGnt,
Tug Fie MID trrubrtn tann;
U Itr illbtia AMI msin 8etnub
ss,t Ger n9ruihs @alan
sasnn i'd auf gum 5immsl f6aut,
t,st tr ihutII mir ua6gsblift,
GrnH er sIauNt. raB meme S&6nbsh
SsItit DIE "6tkr 10 ent,udt,
! dE Der tDptGertrei5 rie Stbwaiten
!Nir aIE yh1,s.sisu ititt,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-06

8rcap Strafe. Npiihen 6. ii. {. Strafr, nepcn
u. Sban'e ,,g8ilbc!m 5ru Saus"
Deritsr empftt hem bIeigcn unb ourtrsiicneCn Sub-
tunt lelnt Iuts eenadrpllte eltritcic SarbirfuSt,
une iSmtdst b. odR Nitmah ltircr Sbcp onftrs, ais
Sr uiriceen uter bic rrbeilbdfc 9cr0nberune ocvdf
ee tem unicr ieinrn une cutr Grbulfu 6Rcc III 3bei
mtre- Gtrntr erpetlt er d drurItlter Spcrdtirnen
aS SabnGusuebncr, Gstrlaien, Sur1tiiceCn, orprftn
y. &C - 9crtc brt Gin Yostr Der stlteu parfmcrics
tltritr cine rt9eeiuctc 3uttur s9cn oas Garerscn
Nuefaurn Der 6aare. lin Suiprud tittct y. 6cttcs.
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!. y. &nYcnaab'S

:. y. Nn9e II a 4 b'S
g1en' mnc Sptctrti 9Edartn !0anrluna,
grcdeitr.. lrlitcn Ter u. II. j. Ctr,
(netcn Ger Hrpih.tt res 6rn. 93AarcrJ
D;n rcu h:n 9UtifHm pirS riie au5 ScrdfSnaite AZ.
lVtnte 2abrt ,diI Gre unr 9ScinhSns mi kc
tiers emr'rhln netm "a tItll r ii: ttf,n riellsn
2raar q uhrt une III ct' bl!Slttn M rftrt ctrfaufi
ptretn = or. >frhn v scr wrp lib btmIbcn ric
Atchrt eruf n Aunrtr bas upo trmmtucj.t in ibrr
Nut CT rra@.e btNitEtr
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9itItr Stors!
Nr. OBJ 9rcae. Sudfe,
u. u. Ntpere
ai; ltm TubIisaE srlettn eaB r III sssn stna"n'em
EisTt Gin
q'rcctrYs unc Gcniteticnarp' Saler
,rn, bat in r,tem tr tiu srcte slaSmael eerartts
tiltl ~ lt1 LiuisIeu Gro f;n rtitiuf nam ntltb
I Ieunbs Srud,te
aA prC, @une pat,rarupt SEep. Saa", aanie unt g. :
pIltKt 0rsisn. iweten. etttuttn, Nues &@neies 4'c
ginbur.tr uuc Shrtiier5ie. brlInett pt9e, et9art
4. I. u. Au len bluiSttn prtiltn III hdetn ett
" q Niptrt. 20 Yrcsctr
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0reBe 9crbehsrura im ,}dbnaus,irbsu.
0i. 20 Spuce

-IHpTVIryVVr7.
G. 9E. Suure
mod Nlrn, mttc s3lhne assersen nittu, tte Gniejst
car tr leW iii 8tpe uirumtntcn it, ppriullidr ale
allie c aetraudt,n. Eic Gniapbct SrGfrmmtnbcit ie
re 0rnirutttcn III her Ni Cap MuStbi ccr SABINE
Ta rmcrilcs maca nitmalS strcpI,n }abn SCI ctm
tieE Nr|ut brauS .;trbi. nt bI crbreCsrn roc. cSS
.Ibnftlit rcrctcr
%lt anetrn Sserst'ueu aIs SIlu. 9ttiuistn UNI Gin
leEtn crn Sdbner It;ctt uie dut allS0;fISrf.
Stite: RaniirIer. ;,rii6,u Der y. II 10.
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Ietcr Stbif,

Ter llntcr;cidnrtc crautt lid leiurn psrcbr
ten Runen uns otm dctbrttn WtiiEum utcrtGur tu rh
baItiste YoNr i,Itt rcrfcaten SfCIu unr Stubcr
better Suatlt er9et cnit 80 mrbeg. ScileInSen pcretn
rrpmrt uEe itrer avc9 c9cfubrt
Gjccrdt IeufeI,
Hr 55 2trpdeitr.. Mcnticr0c SrttI.
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Sses.e 9laseiacu.
y'.uer 9,st llaesu

Y;.uer Nlcb liaesn
a., srsanStr.. ,wiicben Or 2. une 3. Stroke.
urrr,ttntttr ma#t hem seuten pntiifam bic trattent
s,,, ssi or an ssiseu NiSs sintu Nrbeuaeen err fd
~ "rs ti,t IN sesfcs,atnesn 1autr Tin sscattn gu
- N,l,u,, artsttn rtfetn seit+madocH NIB noatn
S,ui. ,vs,,iuhrt. StrarstpTtn IRON I iine eiuls.
SWb SLv- -
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Proceedings Of To-day,

IL THE SENATE, to-day, no business of import
ance was transacted up to the time of taking I'D
the Democratic Caucus resolutions introiuce
by Mr.. Davis, when they were discussed NV
Messrs. Hale, Lane, and Pugh, and when we left
the Capitol Mr.. Benjamin was delivering one of
the most eloquent and powerful speeches of the
session. or OF any session, upon the subject
HoUsE.-Mr. Dawes, from the Committee of
Elections, made report, accompanied by two
resolutions, declaring, first, that j. r Barrett il
not, and secondly, that F. Z. Blair Jr is, en-
Titled to the seat in the House as a member from
the first Congressional district Of Missouri He
SAID that the Committee of Elections desire to
call up the subject at the earliest practicable mo-
nnenti and on bis motion, the report of the ma
Jorlty, together with that of the minority was
ordered TO be printed
Mr. Dawes also reported resolSiion which was
adopted, that Mr.. Blair be admitted to a seat on
the moor during tae discussion. and be allowed to
speak to the merits of the question
The House resumed the consideration Of ~.
Senate Pacific Telegraph bill
Mr.. COlfax earnestly advocated and Mr. Burnett
opposed, the meesure-the latter regarding II as
faVOring monopoly.
After further debate the subject was nassed
over, the morning hour having expired
MI GROW called up the bill to prevent the sale
Oh the public lands, except to actual settlers until
ten years after the same shall have been surveyed
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GEORGETOWN.



GEoReErowx, D. c., May -, Is60.
The Yigilant Fire company, with delegation
OF the Perseverance, Company of your city, accom-
panied by military music and beantifullv-deco-
rated hose carriage, passed through our streets
yesterday, and attracted much attention They
had good time at Analostsn In the afternoon,
and kept up the festivities until a late hour.
BY the by, Analosfan seems TO be the favorite
place of resort this season. il was hronged yes
terday: This morning many Of orr citizens with
their families are preparing to spend the day
there. at the pleasant picnic for the benefit OF
Trinity church; and tomorrow we expect to see
there yet greater gathering at the May Festival
OF ST Matthew's church Of Your city, as their ar
engagements for comfort and pleasure are generally
perfect and all the pretty girls from thf west end
OF Washington and from our side Of Rock creek
are sure to be present
BY the card in another column Il will be seen
that Prof ROwley will soon leave here Many OF
our best citizens and residents on the Heights who
have availed themselves of his services speak in
the highest terms of his skin I'm enameling Gilt
work and restoring and cleaning valuable paint
ings Many family pictures and heirlooms. al
most destroyed by the ravages of time. have beer
restored to thei, original brightness His enamel
never cracks, and is almost indestructible.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.
Presbyterian General Assembly,, o. q

RocHEsrEk, May 2i.-Moss Of the second days
sessop was devoted 70 the arrangement Of the
standing committees and Other necessary prelimi
narles for the ougiDcss Of the organization. few
memorials Were presented and also the report 81
toe special committee appointed by the last
sembiy on the subject Of the reorganization Of The
board Of domestic missions some Of the CON
mittee are In favor Of reduction Of the aumber
OF the members Of the board, but no reconstruc-
uon was proposed IL was recommended that
thefe should be but one executive committee and
tna. advlsory committees he appointed In various
phu q the country. The committee suggested
eaa' out one corresponding secretary was needed
aL a 'aat usNeling secretary should be appointed
WIG would have supervision Of the work among
Ieeoie chnrc hes, receive funds. and take general
care OF the Interest Of the board In neld. This
report gave rise 10 prOtracted debate The Rev
Ut smith, OF Va, spoke against the report 30 FAR
az II opposed any change In the present board
The Rev. DIR. Spring defended Il. On SATURDAY ths
discussion was continued by Dr Tbornwel
against and DIR. Hodge I'm favor Of Il The various
committees are at work and the business fairly.
under way. Three hundred and twenty mem
beers enrolled.