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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Akentucktsn In Lucks-some persons
,rsas.ny eo@s ,h.. ..ss prizes drawn :, sss.
BniDroRDviIIH a.s,os o.. Kr.l
'ss. , s; Il. s.s. ri sr az s.:
!. w%0sS n wSoS ssay 70
seo aud at fu srmissOn hereby gwen ~ me yges.A
A Grover q Baker Noisslsss Sewing Ma
s, ss s s 70 r ss q s : ,s's Ones - s"S
Geo. Is. slost & Co.'S Celebrated Elliptic
Loci ssi'ch and shuttle sewing xssAhe @. H. ooIdaSs
Parker Bre.'s Celebrated London club
G % e ss or: Or n sS
\: y - :;s;;' s.: ~: ~ En-
To Houssksspsrs.-Ths Attention or
beads 81 smnss rspefuy isvsd r he superior quality
~ s g. ss. s .sr M s :s
S ss, ?. -. y sss Il s. as.S NJ .ss s
scI Of he us fron which hsy prepared and isss
Broadway Rubber Emporium Rsmoved
% =. g ssss Coo ss's s.'
B.ssnsl.r'. Hair Dy., wig ..a Te.p..
.oS Ss h a. sS ;y iss ,os.: '''' '--'' -
Cristadore's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
psss y ss n As ,osd vass:,s s.a rs and the dye
Hills Hair Dys.-5O Cents, Btack
Brown. Depot Barclay sxess and sold By N drugxsA
The Oniy Person Knswn for the Trent
rssnt Of Huosn nsir IL GkANDJkAE. Removed 10 Asor
place. broadway.
Barrys TrhcOpherOus 10 the Hest And
chrspeni essnG. beeutying aesasng curine
preserving sai restorinG ~ hair LAdhA ~ lid b. III
eruSss1A
Holfowsy's Pals and Oiatment Give
speedv relief Drsy. Thsy act "a sosrsecAiJ on tse
thai The wpsrv secveuus vansh and The
gradually suba1e unul NE natural bsalh rssored.
Hsrr1ng's Patent champion rtrs And
nurEar Proc fsfcs III Broadway corner 0 Murray srss
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Tne Latest "eensatfen."-There II No
ehdrrDr he % thaa ths Rrestes ssnsAou New vo~x bas
eIgersessd q isA y prutnesd By the snssnos" Hsr
~ wnrh kkox q ga bvcsd~sy, hes bess covering all
fer Ill h al, 10 beauty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16
THE FAMILY BEEALD.

The Incarceration OF Taadaeus 6ystt-
1he soiesde of MA eaonsas-rhs JS1ss-
ess EmoAssy I'm Washtagssn--the Me-
tnsdsss GsscraI Coo uaasn
hssaonsA Coavsa saoA-Ths LaecSs News
Local Meters N. shs mssrepSAis-MAr-
kes Rsporxs, &c., &c.
The FAMILY HzRAIs Of 70 day "wednesday, VII contain
With ober msitem-A report a the proceedings Of the
Meeting held G the Copper institute On Friday evening
aas, TO take into ooosadersssa the impsisoame of
hAdjeus Hyatt. with the Speeches Of EdsAr Kctohsn,
D Hsxt, DE-. Cneev.r Wendell Phllips, wn- Lloyd Gar
risca and Rev. Daniel worth; Arrival Of The Japanese
Embassy a' Washington, with Deso ,sOa d their MAJ
ners, Habits, &C.; An Account of ~ Sscide Of MAC
doaAid the Murderer Of virgtaia Stewart Al Account
Of the Heavy Dsss,oasioa In the Neg York Post
once; Full Report Il ~ Pruoeedin1 u the
Methodist General oOossrsaos IN ssssa II Bluals;
Oes1ss Proceedings q ths UAisa NaeaA Ceavsatsa u
BAlinors-Nonhatoa II ysha Bell. Of Tennessee, fsr
PeHdeas, and Edward Everett Of xAsusohussts for vos
Presideat Obituary Notices Of Iistieoa Waller rAzewe.
Of Virginia. and Samuel g. Goodrich (Pessr Psrsy) Ell
torah prominent topics; All the Local News Of New
York and viaay Of importance; Reports a the cat,
Provtsiss and Nonsy Aarisn, and IA Interesting news
matters Of Tie preceding vesk
Txxxs-S2 year; ssar oeata . single copy Subscrp-
lions received .. tho ofoe northwest oorasr Of FaitOs
and Nassau Streets New Yor. Single oopies for sale ~
hs counter and BY Ill sgests- Advertisements In
serted n the usual nzaAlD rates.
Drawings OF France, BxoadseAts d c.. g
SUSSEX Couxry-cLlss lls nav Is 1850.
n, IL, Al, 81, Sc, 80, 20, Z, 2, SO, 81, l8.
CONSOLIDATED LorvxRy-CAAN rs May 10, 1850
GO, 81, IS, 3, II, SO, IL, IL, 81, rs, Ia, &c, IT,
FRANCE. BRO aDBssrs CO,
kAnAgera Wnninxtsn. Delaware
-
We would csll readers attontioa 60
Co this dag O'Clock In the gallery saiuo,,
No a Ne street this coiecun may DO fount works
of Art OF great merit
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats, Caps and
Hat Of description and style
fnun vaIiolf hAhkfr AUhsAk'S 2H Sowory
s26 Grand street. Isl Eighth svenu.
Lads<s' Dress Rosette Trim sa ings - Ro-
o,mps and ersids AT LUOKIrr. bor CO.'S. z5irui
.sfec<, c<cokign.
~upe rior Dress SHIFTS TO Order,-A Per-
feca ft rasrsnteed st UNION AA,AMs 81 Broadway.
-----
SIX SHIFTS for So, Worth sI2.-shtrts
re~ry AIDE, made 10 all sizas al McLAUaa
Lih's corner OF Gree wich end murray streets
Chss II. wsiisams0n's Brooklyn CAL
orr ssquixite PhpxrspAa In ~ats< And Ola g.
ssblshst 1881 @a sultoc sTest
"a Photographs Si-Portrafts ia Va
Rows ros,ures FIR 81 eegany tAsen 81 noMis' gallery,
500 broadway, exclusively.
Sfeiuvvav a S0nsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

National Exhs bstfon of Horses.
sPnfScrup, Mass, May 10, 1860
The fourth National Exnibon Of horses will held in
his city the first week In September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

cent Ia os copper, evidently Snoy Cd Win zac AID ia
al an .sai shape. II has square hole In The osstrs,
Esd smooth surface around the edge, is about tho
zse 81 :. longitudinal section Of hens esg stamped
with Japanese characters and, like nearly oil the other
coins exhibited would be nOonveuient object TO carry
around the ordinary breeches pockes Of our Yankee
nnascsrs- All the coins Indicate great perfection Of
workmanship, and they only require ths amalssmAson
a American improvements to render them equal mot
superior 70 anything Of the Kind W have among u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Ivory Types, Half Priee,--vfgsetre Pns-
crrsphs pasn, coloccd end retouchsd. Ambroypes &e
Lawrence gallery, Aoi broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Barry's Trtc0pherous 10 the Hest and
chrspen dressing. be.utying. desasng curins
preserving sAi resorina Ss hair Lsdn ty eoid By III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

chss. n. wsiisamson's Brooklyn CAL
% etqai<ite PhnioxyspAa In ~aie< ooos and
ssil,shet 1851 sia Eultor sSeez
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

-spri.s rashfc. Hats, ~. - sns ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

ometsi Drawings 81 Hodges, Davis q
Cos Iorsoidased f161svI1 AZ 0eorrfA-
- CLAs 81 MAJ Is iaon
.. 90, 20, 36, 62. GO: 80, Is, 81, 81, 20. 2, g.
rrirss eeshed ~ 80 Broadway Crsnaxs cent hce.
Hobons. DAVIS CO., nansssa, Mason, 0scrviA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16
THE STEAM FRIGATE NIAGARA.
n u oosJ Of the Uaitsd esAtss sssAn1Aip Magyar,

LA q oiosS Of the Uaissd ssAtss sssaasAip Magyar
bound for Japan
wm ". McKess, Captain
John Guest, Lieutenant
J. q p. Ds,k ram, iisusenaaA
r K Putsss, LleotenAnt
D. p. AoCsrtis, Laeutsnaak
WI. Z. 6ptoee, iAsutspAnt.
Robert L. May, IAsutsaant.
Robert Weodwosth, Surgeon.
Aonss X Ware, Pursef.
d. b Conrad, Passed Assistant Surgeon.
A. Il Pomcroy, Boatswan.
r. ]. Hui, Arsang Gunner.
HsnTy r. Lsaite, Casperter.
Stephen seaman, Ssalnsker.
Israel Greene, First LAsuieaant HartnsG
George Butter, second Lieut. nsat AAxines.
W. p. Williamson, Chief Engtnesr.
d. b. Mapomb, Fret AssnsAat Esgtncee.
Hsory A. Ramsey, First Assistant Engineer.
@. b. KID, Seooud Assistant Eneneer.
Robs- Pc<ls, Third Assistant Engineer
George W. renuaut, Third Assistant Engineer.
Levi r. Green, Third Assstsot Engineer.
r II Grinnell, Third Assistant Engineer.
A. H nsher, Third Assistant EngiRoer.
Michael Warner, Masters Mate.
James L. Plunkett, Masters Mate.
Thomas W. Lay, Master Mac.
Charles d. % wies, Master's Mate.
Charles F,nnegsn, Masters Mate.
Charles Hicks, Masters Nate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

w. ~. D~ Voc New nat store. apr
Rrs>c~Ay. two ssew waller srseL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

whe.Ier & WDscr's Sewing Machines,
ogee sos Broadway, ne~ York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Hsrr1na's Patent champion Fxrs and
nurEar Proc eses III Broadway. corner of Murray srss
New Yo~k-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

"a Photogsaphs Si-Porsrafts fa Va
Rows ros,ures fr 81 elegantly nsen. s HoMhs' gallery
39s broadway, eIciu sively.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

1t lHfi 'his s-y. ogers ssntemen new sayis q
Hs. fnr srrns. 1850 which vyis Asperior
1naluy snt beauty of hrish
frraflts, Halter.
Nc. 36S Hroe1ssy.
Opposite Iot-vaa1konai Ho-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

SIX shifts for 50, Worth sI2.-shtrts
re~fy AIDE, made 10 all szas al NC AAU
LIN corner OF ureen wtch eDd murray streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Hfu's Hair Dys.-5O Gents, Black or
Known pspo& Barclay sRess and sold By N drugx~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

The Oniy Person Knewn for the Trent
osnt Of hunsa Hair, IL GKANDJkAE. Removed 10 Asor
place, broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Broadway Rubber EmpOrfum Removed
fruu Cos Brosd fou u door bcls~ Hounou
Eacusve dealers In india Rubber Goods Of evs variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Cristadore's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
p~ss the World Wholesale and retail, and the dys
ruvstely sopued ~ No, AGor HousA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

O'Clock. without further notice.
mlsCEl.LANEUUs.
A s s,.or . $1,000 !, -. siS
MEDICAL fssui,r cs
woISYs sossIDsx soasArPs 49,
-. - sRAVKI. 0oU1. KHxUBArIza
sEsEaAL pEsGIx,
ON sSs l.. he epdsrssssss q ss ssasss sssay. - '
rOr -is BY al drunss Irses, . I'D sS, :sers'
Sole ipgsr e =, z In @ss,,sa..,s .
Also bottled Brandy asd vine. fos .eSsai ssc prss. ~
warranted pure tAnd - ~ quality.
A JONES. 10 And Il Am srRKkT-A NEW srrLA
a Of shoss and esisrs, ~ 81 T. a-CAl and ses issn-
A rEvIRDELLs- sxx oRAroE BLOSSOM WEDDING
So2 Broadway. corner Duane sreet
4 MEDICINAL wHRKEy.
a Asnn almost mpessiee 70 Eet pure nsurson wsishcy
snpl.ins have secured ts asesoy Tor .bs .rs
!; s s.; !. 4, Al
sy., = NJ y.s 40 buy AZ S,f:s z w a.
non = wsss ,su purshsss DO SURE % oos for. Mr. r.
svtt's 10 disrlcr's rame
'' ~ 'i % . g :: :sSrssss s
Ono. Of The @s.. S u wso.s trade o1 sSTs ca.
b sapphsd, y Old aip.
Al This DIST MOTION II AWARDED By CRr
ua.l Judsss o, wb.i onns,isnis. supe'ir ane, 70
s%:,n SSsDs 9sais sa% ; iws s s Ne e
4 MONO THE Many PREPARATIONS BEFoRr rrB
IN, sss S:; : ss%..s ssss ~ sss =.
% ss g. sss ss .s $, % =
% sio e DO sqs ss's sT' sss
sss ssssss % IL ss a spsa x. ss@ ,cr ss,ss
sos =. rs. .sa sss: % al
drugsss and d. Aiers seseaiJ svery~ssre.
sps .DS ss o ccssa Is ssss %ss e e,,' are
An inas goods WIN be f'usd 'e e bsyer
D7 Broadway unaer he ~ Nicholas Hctel
A sxw AERAsorNxxr.--ynAT All rENsossxsY
fair trial naned numsef q twenty See cent sAnoe
s ssa r: f NJ s s.So No ssssnss .s. new
A HAN WITHOUT BEARD IS ALWAYS IN DAsaER
~ q sc.sunyan Now. yog s.vd 40 Z row ny
inas DE 'tin Price 81; ssri sy mali postage
' Ro. oRAH.n. 100 sss.u stree. NJ
fo-se1 ss.oos, s:sess @ a
'i; sa'S tss sis :cs 'sa Ss A' %
A1-U. g. PASSPORTS Aoxsr COMMISSIONERS or
~. ALL rHr STATES. Lawyer. sa.u EDWARD
BissxtI, III Bro~dssy
RRYAxrs uHRrvALlEp sIoxAcH
I'D HTTrERS.
As uk asd rsnts tonic s useqnsea in syspepss iosL
e ,.. ss' ~. ss =. .ssss s. r r.. s
No sousS wniAn srss. New Yos-
nARrLKfT's SEWING MACHINE BAZAAR.
ID Sewing nashses w ~, Slx -, ~ and 500
onsrr &C. Ia ns-rs disscsus % y sos.s ale sa,srr Wv
saissronm ao and SI Broadway. corner canu sres-
CLuB poor AID orHxs prroRxrrrrs OF vHx
smile fos And hand, ssifuiiy resisd bJ Dr. zACHA
rokss s9EIoxs. Mynrnp EAiiA sELAna.
csssrsSst - ssssAssv. a.;.- : siSsss.s - CO..
EusExA mwse HAcHrsH. HrxHE@ Az
IL tached.
Pre- $50 ocrpiess. Guaranteed 70 b ~ Represented
psrsss 10, h.v'us fan suount asrouamodassd.
once ses Broadway ssson< dons above Broons svsst
Es'A"'' SIXTY YnAKs.
yxEEs -oaBisxr yussIruss wAssEoow
80 and fDurf s,sst northwest Of Brvs<vsy.
SUPER PArtoR, Library, -prxrro and BsDHocs
rvnslrukss = .Llss ?, s-~y ses'v'p"on.
s~ss elss.ti and sspensve q rsaS~abl~ pn~R
faisr@ Decor>nons. Pier hAais oAsss. IA
Goods psesed sad shPred " All parss 81 ss woss
II 10 Ms psper We pre~rnt 70 Ne puble uns~p~aoh~sts
s,gps s,ss.sns ,ss ss,s s a.. nnHmoxi nsA3r
pDv oay envaflves Of III arred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

~upe rf0r Dress shin a. TO Order.-A Per-
feca rs rasrsnteed At unlOS ADAMs 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

| Grover q Baker N0isslsss Sewing Ma
chtre he best friend OF the family Ones brusdway.
New FORK. and ls2 Fulkn street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Ladses' Dress Rosctte Trim m ags. TO-
sess emps ard ersids at LoOKIrr. bor oos. tzsiru
ssfcct, orcokiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

Parker Bros Cclebrated London Club
Sauce supsx1u 70 AL otAera and sold ooh
ons ~ only % proos.s bone fron sny rssec.ols
10 Bcekman afssa soae assnt fur he unitsd 6AAaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

GensIemen's and Boys Hats, Caps and
Cidren fancy Has Of description style be
found 10 greet vsIls, NJ HAIRS SUssAKs, 2R Sowsry
Grand street. Isl huhth
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We would csn readers attont ton 10
be sale Of pe~usfu VI P.inrrs to te SOLE bv EsD5
Co this dag OF II O'Clock IN e gallery saiaucon
No Ne street An this coiecdsn may DO founi waks
of art OF great merit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
l5ianp'8 duf 8eIfeuuna

uo BON ieeer Spl3z NIB Bauart tperten a~eltefert.
Dte erEete SCrefalt wirS. auf Bic Irbelt rnS ouf lie guswabl
Der W9ntertalien Serrentet unS er fam baber fir iebes aus fetnen
Snititut bfroorsebenee Snfruntent bic @drontte I6ernebnen, fne
eS aae @tgeni6aften eneS guteu 9tdnp'8 Bette.
Glue Snfrumente aus meiner 9abrif per6en fir 5 Sabre BON
benz Gag SeS 0erfaufeS an earanttrt.
SeiDnbere Iufnerfiamteft wro duf Ste Muswabt Son Snifrtt-
ltenten, wrlde tn elmer 9rpsen @ntferuune ~perfenbet merfen, Ner~
tpen6et nb Elm gprredbt bes ltmtanffes ~tnuerbalt 6 Mcndten SUnt
gertautStaee an miro eeflttet, folte etn Snfrruent ni6t SpG-
fdn6tg befrieti9en.
AT @~rebbdnOler rerben %wpbt.bun Set un8 SSr3ufpre&en ste fe
Fb a~n6erpGrt8 umIeben.
Sefdnri8 perrdtbh cine Auspabt son MelpSepns, Sn zen Be
ten SntrunteHtennta6ern III $4,000.
IL pianos nereen untectaufdt. nuseenhettet u46 eeftmrnt.
rH GSm. &nabe II. @pmp.
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MtomDs, M6bel II. (. ~.
GU rem aIteF FInBe
Sl1n 9 < 1t1tN z So G1ttl

No. ], 3, D ullD Z &c. Grtap1tr.,
9eeenuter Gem @utap Soufe Baltimore. Mb. wteter er6Fnet,
Dhntene fir Die ausgeerettete @6Mterlb4ft, tel6e Der frIteren
5irma, md6renb ssrlesttn IS Sabre gu bell wurte, rna6ther I'm
ter3ctdnete Dem gubGfnrt tie e~reeb'nfe &n3etge, fas er felt benz
Die G%rnnsa9nie 9elSt wgrcen mar, sen eansen beteutenreu @prrat6
Sn ilrd1 unSoueneetengtdnp's, Splj unb dnberetn prSartrten Wtd.
terial tdnEtd an fh eebra6t Bat. @r mirb besbdlb bas @ef6Gft
1T benz alten Stnle tn eet friberen GefhdFtslpfal fcrttetretben
uto eS IT'D sur Ausabe MAIDEN, has ptanpeefGdft INNER rebr In
letner 0pueneuna gu %Serbe1ern.
Nuser letnen alten gBaarenbduiern un6 Ser Sa6rtt In @utamfr.
nabe Sdlttntprefrt bat er etne neue erDfe Tabttf TT G. @utawfr.
nit Der SrDnte ndd QDeffr. errthtet, tn ipel6er CT cine arpse Mns
jdt1 Der befen Arbeiter bef6dfttat.
Sn 6teler 6dbrtt percen piauo's mad elmer neuen Scold eefer=
ttat, flr melGe er BET Der GuSfeaun9 int NlarSldno Snfttuf, no
bic belen Sntrnnnentenntader aus gOfpt, SHREVEPORT unS 8attts
more "A ptdnp'S ~ausgeitelt bdttet, bic bShfe @rdnie erbielt.
Der AuSlpru& hes Jnftttuts wurbe furs nn6ber hurd Ste Sn=
rutrte. a~nsteauhe Srn 8tdntCnt, @d, befdttst, np ibt ebenfaGs
as erfe grdniunl ertbetlt wurbe.
0urb btele betSen @tdblifements tit er tn ten Stan6 eeTett, aMe
gsnftrd9e, nit pel8en er tee9tt wtrb, auf's @rOntptefe ausSn-
fibren.
que IN bteler 8a6rtf 9ebauten @tanp's bdben SoGe etferre 8ab-
men ruo ttno 70 ecnftrutrt, bnB fe Bet duBerrrbentlt6er Dduerbaf=
ttAtett he 8etn6eit bes 9pnes bewabren un0 tebern 6lima pirer-
Aoboh .Hk2
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ND Stf belDllpere1 Gell1IlltB1laPIle.
9tnpanSerer unb 9etienpe fpaten febr Ssrfdtt8 fetu, etc ie TIRE
8ilette taufen unb lplten bteel6et uur rn lclbeh on9etteaten
8enmtet iaufen, mel6e Spn ttren @etalt leben, ntdt dber pCn
Maflern pter 8ntidentrdeern, IA fe frnt ser @efahr aus9eiest
itn6, beiGninbelt 81 merben lm6 iEr Sch rnnipnit %aaseebeu.
Our6fabrt8=Vtaette
mad aaen G6eten bs g8efens iin6 gu ha6en BET
Gb. s., Silbebrdn6t,
General @rnisranteuz A8ent Der SllttnVrt- uno
Sbip= @tieababn.
so3O1 SEQ. 81 9bame8ftr., Baltimore.
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Jcncrs2S crffdbcrnnsen.
Johnston's Insurance Roo

$50. 70 Secpnbffr.
Tener=, Mdrine= nn6 &ebenS=0Ser
rllngSs SOmpnanten.
St1erlte IND feIteIfe E%Dunp0Quie.
Ver1tderan98>Gpnp Der 8aleb y. 8iratniet.
nit $500, 900 capital.
2pndbur9sg 98z@pn1p. i. giroirieu
nit 5000, 600 capital.
Albel1arle=S erli6erung8z@cm y. 8iroinien
NIT $500, 600 capital.
9barter Saf=gerfi6 .=Gputp. BON Sortfnrb
NIT $3.50, 600 GapitaI.
SecttrttpzS erItHertn98=@ pntp. bon Stem crf
nit 5000 Capital. 80
BbDutrzS erIt9e 8=@pmp. BON NetnzN nrf
NIT $500, 600 Gapitor. SUNT
0elplltteSgerf iderul98=Gp lnp +. Nep@0prf
nit $4,000 capital. 0N"f
WtplttanteSerliHerun98z@pmp. p. g2enzOnr
nit $500, 600 Gapta[. 0"Fr
Jfemz2SprlpzSer ltder .z@plnp bon Nelpzg)o lori
nit $3.50, goo agHal. ~
Wtercolttlle Wtutlal Morine
"a NIT ST. 900 capital.
Seret1tt9te Staaten 2eben8rV ers;d,e r,,,,.
~ nit 81, 25O,9 72 Gustol. 7N"o
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xxxvI,h CONaREss-rIRsr .Ks.,o.
Proceedings Of Yesterday Afterne.n.

THE SENATE was not in session yesterday.
The HOUSE,, being in Committee of the Whole
on the state Of the Union, {Mr. BufHnton I'm the
Chair0 resumed the consideration of the Tariff
and Loan bill. $, -
Mr. Eliot, Of Mass, addressed the Committee
on the Territorial policy OF The present Adminis-
tIation on the subject of slavery. In the course
OF his remarks he said he dissented from the
subject Of the abolition of slavery in the District
OF Columbia. He trusted the men of this District
would one day come forward and ask Congress
TO aid In freeing them from this institution, and
when the proper time came, at the proper re-
quest, and in the proper way, he would vote for
the abolition Of slavery in the District Of Colum-
bia
Mr.. Corwin, of Ohio, replied to the remarks of
the gentleman from Massachusetts on the subject
Of the fugitive slave law. He was mistaken I'm
saying that he Mr.. CorwiE) assented to all the
provisions of the law of 1850; he had said only
that be assented to its approval by President Fill
more, being at the time member Of his cabinet.
He gave that assent upon the opinion of the At
torney General that the law was constitutional.
But he did not doubt that some provision should
he made for the recapture OF runaway neg roes,
nor that Congress had power to make such pro-
vision by law. The first fugitive slave law was
passed in 1893, by some of the very men who
framed the Constitution and might be supposed
to understand it, as well at least as the gentleman
from Massachusetts,, and that legislation had been
sustained by the courts and acquiesced in for
nearly seventy years. He proceeded at great
length to give his views the subject of the rem
dition Of fugitive slaves, answering numerous
questions propouL ded by gentlemen on all sides.
Alta quarter to four O'Clock the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-26
Proceedings Of To-Day.

THE SENATE met at the usual hour to day, and
without transacting any business Of Importance,
according to previous resolution, adjourned until
Tuesday next, the LIST day Of May.
HoUsE.-Mr. Smith, Of Va, rose to point of
order, charging Mr.. Bingham with having libeled
the State and the people of Virginia. in his speech
of yesterday. He then read the portion of the
speech referred to- which charged most of the
people OF Virginia with being narrow, hi oted
and selfish In their views and that of this class he
(Mr. Smith) was one.
Mr. ID. Smith desired the gentleman to retract
this offensive language, or otherwise he should
denounce him as willful calumniator.
Mr. Bling ham said the gentleman's declaration
was not likely to cause him to strike out fact of
of history. What he said he stood by.
lie proceeded to read extracts from the speeches
OF leading Virginia statesmen to make good his
assertions.
Mr. Smith vindicated his State and her people
from the charge.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole
Mr. Jenkins was speaking as our report closed