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HIGHLarDs Aug g. rrnses-No inward bound vss,sl. te
ngnt Wind :, light; weather clear.
ships ME. ssnah for ou Ss s sD,es Il ~ s,: s
I Breach sS H for Bremen ss al s
e hshsi weather clear.
Miscellaneous.
scHR WORTH, Merrill New York from Boston for Mob,s
with cargo Of ice and locomotives ashore July "a a
The Elbow Of Abaco Reef and became wreck Pa Of
cargo saved. tTbe built AIloways NJ in Isss wae
Hs tons burtben, rated A. and BY Mccready,
Mott Co Of this cftyJ
The British steamship viro Cant M,erhou,e ssi,.d vs-s,.
day for Queenstown and Liverpool with i42 passengea
The steamship Bremen CAPT Vessels yesterday f
Southampton and Bremen with i2s passengers.
rnd Ia x. a sn y rs,:
srsnet arc lore iopsaysrd splitting fore and
gust did not last more than one 'ns
BIC &c, T,r.As Lsessq at from cenfueso on
RED head msnmss SPIN sas Ss 'A' CAR
sem sufor Nc Aug schr zavaa rr~ncsu,
ui about u miles ~ ocTscocs 49,
toll c. dhe At sash H1Ia il is % Is s
oo.., whsis~sM.
EEvrHrRs July EIn pot Dwight Davtson FOR New
r Gsa,Iy,. ip, s-SG Am vessel port, sid IN ssk
ks Monroe x.n,on syors VIM w. ss' ron "a
HcsoslV Nay . ana les u "a. Ma md n a,ssa
CISCO ior saier Island VISTA Inns 90 FOR % and
~ MATHIS July 22-In port schrs Pacific from w..h,,,
mn ~ Just srr csiharinc from New bern ju with os1A
~ head OF foremas Ann Ma a. from Antigua for Somhr--
nett day 70 load guano Tor NYok
PR STEAMSHIP AusrRAIAsrAsJ
-. -, q ~ he latest via Quecr~iownD -
s,phne sslcoee Minee, al Brsmes Gesroeaer.' 2:
iexel; Yorktown, at Deal. 80
Arr from \, resns nrpheus a, Bremen.
arr lrnm Galveston, House ut Liverpool
AR from Savannah Globe, at Queenstown; Sandman a.
IAss y Tucker. from Charleston for Liverpool Ia, pu,ns
American Porrs.
CHARLESTON, July STAR steamship Marion yo~.r
Nywt In the offng, srhr a wesb, Webb fnrn 49,
sd rig Judge Baney COMBS Doooy Ga, schr warinr
NAV ORLEANS, July PAR steamship, r.,.. wv.S-.
sna Fashion, smith indlanol shps To-,
nork n Sumner Dyer raverpOo barks esrowiss vsss-
Rocssnd Cbsrvsee, Hopkins Charieston brig v..n.
ns,r; nn., hnTht henson, Camden Ne Below,
lowed sea aHh, ships Walter ord rucind. 2sh Thor.
r,esn rpsr sns NAV rsn fores, City, 2sh AndI Ans.
NEwAkk hng > Arr schrs n Newell Tire. uarys ana
srs oa, riors Joe ano Palmyra Kingston; wiz
csIss B,ctm nser wsrrhsm SD schrs julia Martha,
N 2 nnsnn sncp Mayo, saueertes
vr,r, ~ Aug sArr schrs George whistler, Parker,
hooyer Delaware City, Stevens Reed NBrunswics De.
w. Acxer. Fort Nv aoops John Msuer do,
frsd fyler NR,.a Naorl SD sch: Heeascsss and
s rrisNNs s;S Jy zcd ship ophelA rnssins cors,
rHILA pEIPHIs, Aus osid,dons- .chrs Brooks
LAM Portland tsad CID 20 reurn Bofden, Arnold, Fad
hIsf chsnpin Sspwics nas, Trobis Wort ca :chrs
Bartlett Bartlett Cieniegcs; Ashmesi Young. Mr.
PORTLAND, Aug Arr bark jubilee. Fredercss, IA.
RICHMOND Aug a-Ar sehrs Daring BAXTER BosI. Ia
IA Ser Mrllsoer, Albany A
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J. Cleveland and Toledo D, Rock Island !, Galena
4, Panama "A, Pacific Mail !. On the other hand,
Reading fell of }, Harlem common 1, Hudson Ri
yer ], Michigan Southern common I, Illinois Gen.
trail !. The feeling at the close is strong.
The following is the specie export during the
past week.
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ROIsk'rlCAL.p


100 Guns rof h.. sIEETSS A 4, BOZ I.
A. a meeting II the democrats young men q
ward. held on Tuesday evening. June ~.
shades. IN Houston street, the following nan
were unanimously elected officers Of the club
Prcsitrn.--John n. Houghklrk.
Vice PrrSidensS--Ihofnas Burrows, "a. g. br'
Roberts. William W. Cook
Grend Marshsl--Jchn WrglsA AdsxlcJ
james Townlcy. Francis Clark, MaurNs ~
Captain ~ Artiliery-Nnhion Ozark Ais
Albert Ainsice, John II. fcsser.
Ireasurer--Jamcs Conway. ~.x,-,
Recording Sccrrtary--Wm. " " Mel
s.,r..pn,,airr a<rresnry---Fctcr Eowe.
ON nr,irn ~ Mr. Henry Haight The followir J
reenl,r,nr were unnnSsncn~iy sdnpteds-
whereas the National Democratic cpI enti
s,o, =, "A. ,iluose and whereas. u iehrSe~ all
~ s,,,coyt mo rusnsDc~~ ~ ~sid Convection. thS
Received. That ne, as the democra's u the
o,edre ourselves ~ sand Nv the nominees cf !
ion - The ga Eleventh has always doce;
use c~r hest endeavors TO secure the election |
have been the chpsce 81 the democracy 81 u
xeptlon assembled
ON rotiun of Mr. Nerriheld n was resolved |
trss club shall be called after the name Of the
flah,nore Convention for Presi rat OF the Uni
Rrxsived That a committee of three be ~
III nrrsc~~r " arrangements for firing one hun
s0no,,nr.wc,.t Of the result Of the Baltimore
Tho Chair srpscinied xessrs Verified, Dec
s" or s-o,inn % M. Rove, the club sdjoVpe
as IL :. Nacs Of the NOMINEES are annoYeed,
drei guns ,o,,.x n ytoucuxr
Ea",s sc :, c'Su' ssere'sr's' =
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Il ACES AND EMBRoiDERTEs Mr. u BORDSS
fars and London respectfully Informs the h.des ana
Isoe mai ne makes patterns for a kinds fancy N..s
Works Laces Crests Initials and Emhroidsries: desis
every description for Juvenile and lades and.
ciong Materials stamped traced embroid.rd 70 or@
food execution and style warranted Once 4f1Sroc -
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CT. MARY's GRAND PICNIC
- For the benefit OF the New School Hon,
TO JONES WOOD,

An& RrDA tkht - A1INs
The Committee Of arrangements. In announfsn IN
excursion, beg leave TO inform their patrons /
spare neither pains or expense, TO make this, vi
Always has been,
The proprietor OF jones Wood, Mr.. Somers. >has|
improvements, and viii erect expressly for III
new Platform, and n large and spacious yni,
AOup persons can enjoy themselves dsncs1g.
H1on 70 The large platform already on the Crol
places, wiA be capable Of accommodating 400
give all AN opportunity u participating Ia ons
feAsts Of social Enjoyment, that has. ever taken y
NINE CoTILLoS BANDsi
Have been engaged, which viii be untier ~ 4
Whiworth, and there wilr be
NINE SEPARATE PLACES fOx DAl
Under the control Of committee. no viii eeCforI
The most respectable balls There Will sl>sF De
Old Country dances. under the charge q comr'
Dancing 10 commence At O'Clock a. NJ bud
mission, the fun band of nifty performers v
variety cf national airs. In the afternoon, tbs b
cena's academy, who have kindly volunteered,
% their Supporters. viii appear Ia agrand vocal
hi concert, on raised platform 70 = separa
xroyo, tn which over one hundred children ot -
u1u take rar. Tickets rve rents each, ~
Committee Of Arrangements "a the yestry, al
sntrance< Of Jones' WOOD on The day OF the exc
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MANTHLAs,

MANTILLAs
NANTnL.As,
MANTlILA5,
GREAT CLEARING SALE
for the balance Of the season
AT IMMENSELY REDUCED PRICES,
BY w. ID. ELLIOTT CO.
formerly Mackenne's.
294 and 296 CANAL STREET
BRANDRETH BUILDINGS.
FOR me remainder oil The
- we shall offer for sale
oVh fusHEk LACE AND SILK MANTIILAS,
FORMING one Of The richest stocks In the city,
su,, N GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
vii find this an opportunity
not TO be met with elsewhere
W. ID. EIL.lOrT C<
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lExCURyIONs.

ExCURsIONs TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.,
~ tan and Delaware bay Rsilrosd.-socictie
Sunday echccls kc., dexrous Of forming excurs
ths above delightful watering place. viii bctean
liberal terma, ON application ~ khc companys ou
Fu11un and Church ssrceia.
EOuRTH or JULY EXCURSION 30
II landing at West Point and Cold Sprily. II
commodious steamer HENDRIC HUDSON, wiy/
bers street at eight O'Clock A. NJ, todciing al 80
Thirteenth streets, on "Wednesday, July 4, lsnU
tone 70 view the fireworks In the evening. Fare
trip 70 cents.
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THE TRADES.
CONFElTIONER AND PASTRY COOK WsNTRD-ONE
" who first rate general who fully
oapabe az taking ehae and who understands general work
for parties add trade good wages with permanent
Abon, given. None apply unless
m bis country. Address, stating and references.
sex l9c Pest oGioe. Ai5sss.
LNGINE TURNER NlNTED-A GOOD GENER AL
n workman. Address o. a. H.. Herald Office.
uAr FINIsHERs wAHrED-AT 90 BROADWAY.
ii Good fnkhers can have cork NJ ali seasons II good
.7<sces hoop independent
Oso OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRST CLASS
printer akd toner, accustomed work 20 slbunen paper.
- nlsrencas and expeotsz Address boz 1O fosi
al
~aKfx-wANTED. A THoCRGroHLy con-
WATCb. 30 SspAssr for lrst class al< general work.
w pe.en, ". ~sss. x H., "erald oocs.
w ANTEp-A wAIch- isn,." La 4 felows a
W. ,xTrp-A SITUATION As ENGINEER OR cIRcr.
lar SAWYER. been accusoned 70 carpenters tools
.as ,r. r,ak Apply 10 John Jones, rs West ed ST.
-
yy-ASTEp-rnv nay, coon rIyfiArE woRkEh
w and roces, that wants steady JOB 10 the country ,en
his norupr and 2ociock Al John fraser "
a. New York. Alex wshion. married man won" Ve
preferred
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THE rR0TTfNG STALLION BLACK BAsHAw HAv-
= ing return from the South viii stand IN November at
NE stables Of Joseph Fisher, Phllpsour, ~ j. opposite
Eason Pa Terms so for the season. pa yable al
burg.
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DREss SHIRTS AND COLLARS
szb SssSS sf szis BAT sz i''
zkfHSH 2kSI hsoa t M
LADIES eEs1.Es2ssS AND CHILDREN.
Te yss; ~ n. very S sSo. p Ss
s'1ea TOT n'e'''f aaAnae'u UNION ApAns ~ Broadway
LINE FRENCH GOLD PAPER, 20 CENTS PER ROLL.
Il Zine satin repsr, ~ cents per roll
' Al co% i 81 ha. ssl street, above Spring
JAPANESE BAII.-LADrEs WILL FIND A LARGE
assortment q nus9n goods IN capes Benhss sleeves
. asa" ffa ss
sIccL
japanese BALL p,xrsr a,r..
JAPANESE BALL
Opera Cicaks cheap.
$40 Canal street, opposite Mercer.
7 ApIrS ANN TNFANrs' DEPARTMENT.
BEAUruuL ASSORTMENT
NAxurAcruRffnp GARMENTS
Also, ORDERS. TAKEN
FOR BRIDAL TRotssEAu, INFANTS AND cHr-
DRES's UNDERGRADUATES.
ROBES DE cHANBRE TRAVELLING DRESSES, 40.
MOURNING GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
LORI a TAYLOR
No: .sl 70 g. sro.a-,g.
II ohD a fA,Ibh.
NOS aa TO 40 BROADWAY
Corner Of Grand stree.
TRAVELLING DRESS soops
GRAY scRwrcn rorrINs
DE BpoEs, AND
prxrRABI.E TRAVELLING GOODS,
or EVERY Drso a'rIos.
NO IS g ssl Grand street
- No. ssi to .s7' BROADWAY
ocrne.. grsui sweet.
VIII open, on MONDAY, Jane D.
RICH ORGANIZE ROBES.
AT THREE DOLLARS.
PRINTED yacosErs, 49,. to ?, CENTS.
BRrrIIANrs oRGASprEs BARE5ss
BARroE AxeLA.s, PLAIN AND oRSaNESrED'
40
MOI ass to ss' Grand street
Nos. 81 sd 70 cs'hsr'ne street.
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

vNAyTED-A SITUATION, ny YOUNG ORR CALL
w al ~ carH 81, between Myrtle ave- and "hioughry,
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NOTICE TO THE LADIEs--TULLE FANTAlst
~ Muslin Paris Skirts for Summer and balls.
yernicr and Criber Skirts 70 which she invites he ~
her customers. Nine. LAWsTE, Drcssmsker, s.
street, East
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CoRsETs EN,ITsIvEIY.-NRs. BARNES CALLS AT
tentlon her Of domestic aud imported Corsets,
which. quality and price viii demand preference any
other tn city. Our make O. mechanical hooke
Corscis 81 ig7 Bicecker street near Cottage place.
TRY GOODS AT LESS THAN THE COST OF PRoDuc-
IL ton Ut
Dress o all the seasonabe fabrics In great variety
LINEN and Cotton Goods FOR housekeepcrs' use.
Lace and Muslin Curtains and Draperies.
Bonnets. Boomers and Bonnet Rbbons
Mattngs all widths bought auction, and sold nj
from twenty fifty per regular prices By
g. q. HOOK.
los and ITO Sixth avenue.
between Eighth add Niuih sireess
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DoPULAR GOODS, POPULAR PRICES. -
Ladies', this is our motto for
MANTILLAS,
MANTILLA2,
Our Styles are the newest and
Our Prices just right.
W. X. PEYH
26a Bowery near Hoasto3
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LOAN OFFICES.
TIN CASH ADVANCE Orr1Cx8 OF L. JACOB
"A muary can ~ ob<ained Watches yewelry Diamond
EesAru Dry ocdA Hardware, winea BrHndes and svesl
rpton of usskandise eouq and Ne hehe preee Gves
Busipe~e strictly ccnndsndA chsrees hber. ds msrso
Prnc'p.l cnc.1 wnlIsm Srssa e9rpss q csdAs' b'~sS
ANY LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING LOANS FOR
"A periods Diamonds Watches yewciry and her-
rhnpse privately accommodated by applying 70 K
GAGE brrker ~ po,h svenue opposite The Cooper insn
tuts. Private entrance, hall door.
Arm CHAMBERa srRKKY.-noNKY 10 LOAN 70
ely 40 or he Hme bo~ek for ~ kehsst go prces ~
~ wen NOVA IHAACS, II ChAnbes drssl ~ B-Nc DO
sane~s tr~naHcsps % s~ssrdsyA -.
At III GRAND srREEr, rHRKE popRs WET o.
N Broadway, mcney advanced On WnAcheA Uaxnnnds
tewery Plate Dry occds and rerenA Prrpersy ~ eve2
DESCRIPTION. bought and so'd. By JoskPH A. sAcksoH
-''' '''
AT ~ NASSAU gTRrET-A. HONioNAr, rfANorp
a hroker, svsnccs money 10 any amount On Dnm onca
Wstches and Az Kinds merchandise buys TOE CASH - bs
grvnAe once Nsss~u ssr~c< ro No bnranesn c~eosn
At THr ON oFrrCr MONEY IN ANY AMOUNT,
"A To advance on sf~ks bonds Dry Goois Paintings &c;
advance nianords Watches, firno~ Srger~, kr.,
AZ his private cncc. Hours frtm A. " tn Pw
,. a. BAkRlNctR, No ~ broadway, n. no ssars
49, 1 -
oO1 RRoADwAv-woNrv LOANED ON DtANoRm.
Dol Narh-s Jewelry. fun vAlue
q shs retain Iewery sor~. ~ Broadway. No neo c1W
swra ia COnkH.
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DEAL BLACK LACES.-k GREAT AssORTH
III Wells and Laces Of various widths rust rnce]
France, will be sold very cheap. Apply 10 Mn
MOULIN, No. q Amiiy place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-20
THURSDAY, December %.


SENATK.-The President laid before the Senat,
the report Of the u. 3. Coast Survey; referred
Mr.. Hunter, from the Committee on Finance
reported back the Morrill, tariff bill with recon-
mendation that II be postponed until the 4th OF
March next
The report and bill were laid on the table.
Mr. Clark, OF N II called up his resolution O.
inquiry In regard to the condition Of Fort Moul
trie, the instructions to its commander, &c.
Mr.. Lane advocated the adoption of the substi
tute proposed by him.
Mr. Kennedy hoped that these resoluti ons would
not interfere with the special order-the bill au
tho,izing the crossing Of the Long Bridge by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Mr. Lane advocated bis substitute.
Mr.. Hunter hoped that a subject 30 delicate a
this would not be preached at this time Ii would
lead to an exciting debate
Mr.. Salisbury believed 1t would be bad policy
to take up the resolution.
Mr.. Trumbull said that az this was a resolut on
Of inquiry, 1t ought to pass. =" =
Mr. Hunter said the question was one Of public
peace, and that its adoption now would grevious-
ly initiate against thaf-the public peace.
Mr. Mason said that In few DAYS events would
occur upon which Congress might act sdvisedly.
Mr.. Clark defended his resolution.
HousE.-The Speaker laid before the House
report from the Superintendent of Coast survey.
laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. ~
Mr Curtis, OF Iowa, called for the regular order
Mr. Delano asked leave to offer the following
resolution:
That whereas, by the report of the President
In the south Carolina State Convention held on
the i9th instant, the Hon. William Porcher Miles
Is sag 70 nave stated to this House, ssIf YOU send
solitary soldier to these forts, the instant The
indulgence reaches our people 1--WE win take care
.haI does reach u: before It can reach the forts)
they Will be taken, because such a course n niece
fore, AA"e-
Resolved, That the President of the Un,ted
states be requested to communicate to this House
wnat Information be has received, either oral n,
In writing, on this subject and whether the fort
o. ,ne naioor OF Charleston II further Reinforced
macy? '' vi su"e-
M M. A,hmore wanted to know where the infor.
., Mr.; Maynard objected to the consideration Of
Inc Speaker said 1t was not In order. oh
Mr: Reynolds, from the Judiciary Commits.
reported In favor ofthe proposed impeachment 81
Judge Watrous, OF Texas; and liz renors y =,
made special order for Thursday next.
ne Mso reported back the bill repesling the act
ssta oiishing the Court Of Claims, with amend.
= ftfN
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Presents for the Holidays.

Presents for the Holidays.
AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
LARGER THAN AT ANY FORMER SEASON
Every Article Marked at Panic Pyuees.
M. w. GAIT 4 BRO, jewelers.,
3o4 PENN'A Av., doors west of Browns Hotel.
Ladies' and Gents elegant Gold Watches, Chains,
FOR Holiday PRESENTS.
kioh Jowery OF every dese,ipteon, in Grand, Full,
FOR Ho III a SSfs.iEsENrs
'olio silver ware embracing .very article Of use
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Plated Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Casters, &c,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Paris Fancy Goods, in great variety,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ladies' and MissSs' , Chain and Band Bracelets,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Gold Pencils and Pens, Gold Thimbles, Lo,ksts,
., FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ladies' and Gents Sleeve Buttons, Studs, and
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Infants Gold and Coral Necklaces and Armlets,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Gold, ivory, and Fancy Head Walking Canes,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Aeehs isoIyS buu Odnudl w 000 Evening Fans,
FOR HOLIDAY PREsENrS.
Goid' Silver and Fancy Portemonnaies and Card
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Shell, Ivory and Steel mounted Combs,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ladies' and Gents, Dressing Cases and Pocket
Companiors.
roh HoLlDAf PRESENTS
Chidren's Silver Sets-Knife, Fork and spoon-
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Silver Table, Dessert and Tea Knives and Forks,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
silver Ice Cream fets, Sugars and Creams.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Silver Walters, Pitchers, Goblets and Cups.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Every article of Fancy Silver Ware,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
riaeed Fruit Bowls, Liquor Frames and Better
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Plated Walters, Card Baskets and Wine Coolers
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A thousand and one other articles, too tediou, n
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
iDrAu OF the above new and elegant goods
FOX HOLIDAY PRESENTS
are marked down at "PANIc PRICES"
. r... M. w. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, 354 Pa. av..
ae ~ o. 4doors west Of Browns Hotel.
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Item. T.l.ersph.d from w.shin,t.p.

WAsHINeror, Dec. 19.-sscretary Black was
this morning introduced to the CLERKS of the State
regret at parting with gentlemen who had 20 ma
terielly assisted him In the performance of his
ofhcil duties, and With whom bis intercourse
had not doubt DAT this wcuid be eoo atm "a
undo the aeministration Of his friend, ~ mach.
Aching 70 the usual etiquette, tbe forelan min
istesEtll Be informed Of the latters appointn emit
An,starE Secretnky Of State Tfescott hss been
dischargine the dudes Of that position % % the
present dme, his Sesignaton being prospective
Mr.. Cas-, In his letter of signaton to the Pres
ldent, which Is brief, approves of the Annual
Message save in two particulars. which he plainly
states Conceiving that there should be unity In
the Cabinet council, he rendered his resignation
The President, in acknowledging the receipt OF
the lester regrets this differences Of opinion and
both gentlemen exchange ffiendly assurances
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OFFICIAL G
TRRasuRY DEPARTMENT, Z

" TREASURY DKPARrMKNrl
December 10, 1850.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at this Department until the seth
December instant, for the issue of any portion or
the whole of i've million of dollars in Treasury
notes, In exchange for gold coin of the United
States, deposited with the Treasurer of the United
States, the Treasurer OF the Mint At PHILADELPHIA
or the Assistant Tressurers at Boston, New Yo, r
or -. Louis, within five DAYS from the acceptance
OF such proposals, ucder the authority of the act
ofConsress entitled San act to auth orze the Issue
OF Treasury notes and for other purposes" ap
proved December II. 1850.
Such Treasury notes will be issued upon the re-
cept here Of certificates of the deposit with those
ofoers to the credit of the Treasurer of the United
sta They will be made payable 10 the order of
such bidder or bidders Is shall offer to make suoh
exchange at the lowest rate of interest, and the
treasury notes Will carry such rate of interest
from the date Of such deposit
The proposals must state the rate of iutereet
without condition, and without reference to other
bids, and contain no other fractional rates tina.
one fourth, one half, or three fourths of one DER
oentum One per cent upon the amount proposed
to be exchanged must be deposited with one of the
omoers above enumerated, whose certificate of
such deposit must accompany each proposal, as
security Tor its tulalment. If the proposal 10 not
accepted Immediate directions will be given 10 re
turn suoh deposit. Should the proposals vary from
the provisions of the act Of Congress, or of this
notice, they will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be seaIed
and inscribed on the outside Proposals for Tress
ury Notes." They will be opened and svardsd at
THIS Department at II O'Clock noon on said 18th of
December PHILIP F. THOMAS,
ae lS-dt2sih Secretary Of the Treasury
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CHRISTMAS NOTICE

nav. CHRISTMAS NOTICE.
hAEE Just received, and now Offer .t ,.a,..a
s?es ior cash, large sssortmerf Of skates. How,
sn1,, no36y Horses swings, and other artio; =.
sui1oie Tor Christmas Presents .''oios
Cn,lssars large and wei ,slected assortment of Table
Fois;y, Hlattd Ware, Fire Irons and stsnd. !.
AMI ifopp e,ent Foot crapsrs Copper Gsiysnis al
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bre,ob a. age stock nf Guns and Pistols. both
panmsnts eIoadinE with al their accom-
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cund m AN otSs re and many things that can't Be
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-20

OPERA NEXT MoNDAY-The Italian Artist Asso-
citation will give the opera Of Don Pasquale and
the last act Of Favorita, on.Monday next. in this
city The troupe is composed Of the Washington
iasofie, Mad Colson, Miss Ada Phillips, Signors
brignoi, Ferri, and Susini, under the direction
OF signor Muzio- Our fashionable circles will
undoubtedly hear with delight of this opportunity
70 ENJOY the opera The sale Of tickets will COM
mence on Saturday morning, at the music store Of
w. g. Meizerott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-20


ANoTHER SENsATIoS.-The able and emphatic
man, Andrew Johnson, In the Senate, has already
generated intense excitement among the dis
unienists per Sc in Washington. Juniors among
them are freely declaring that Changing 10 too
good for the traitor" Traitor to what, or whom
To the proposed limited monarchy and oligarchy
in the South To Dictatorship of such states
men as Messrs. Xeitt, Iysrson, Wigfall, the
Charleston Mercury & Coz ... .....
Mt Johnson Is emphaticaly the representative
Of the labosing citizens of the South, and Of
the immense class there Of quiet business men In
ali walks in life, who, while they eschew the
trade Of politics and the less pestferous trade
Of filibustering,-the vacations of nine tenths of
the noisiest isunioniss Of the times-are far more
deeply interested In the preservation Of the many
blessings Of government now enjoyed by the
people Of every section Of this country, than in
tie reopening Of the African slave trade and
new cut, shuttle, and deal Of property, positions,
&C, throughout the United States. Those classes
Mr.. johnson, in language that made 1t plain that
they are at length awakening to the necessity Of
protecting themselves from the dangerous schemes
of the politicians and Hlibusters by trade In their
midst. The indications of his speech alarm the
disunionists per intensely. Hence the vehe-
mence Of their denunciatons Of the orator. They
dreaded nothing much that those whom
Mr.. johnson represents might organize ere their
schemes be contaminated; and they accept his
earnest effort against their counsels as evidence
that what they have thus dreaded, is about to
come to pass.