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FINANCIAL AND CoMnERCr,L.

During the week, ending to-day. there h4s
been received Al the Treasury Departrna
from the Printing DIVISION, s22S.oOO an r
tional Currency.
The amount shipped during the same
nod was as follows: To National Bans.
others, S2t3,l5i. Assistant nited Sta;e.T.
urer at Philadelphia. ssOo.ooo; do. q, B..
slp.000, Total, S5O3, LISA
The amount Of securities held by theT
nrer Of the United States in trust Tor Ma,
Banks, reported to-day, Were as follows
circulating notes, sBi2.-5-, Sssl for deposi
public moneys, S3n.6le.3JO. Total. S37325
The amount of National Bank curreuc. r--
sued during the week was s3O5.sSO, making tue
total amount issued mp 20 date 1914. TO-, ,G,6.
Prom this rs 10 be deducted the following
amounts: Mutilated bills returned. sIIess559:
notes OF insolyent ban Ks redeemed by Unit-d
States Treasurer, sl,0S-,5e leaving in actual
circulation at this date, S29a,sp,73s.
The amount Of Fractional Currenc CIV redeemed
and destroyed during the week was <sll,aal.
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ALRXANpRIAIcIN A

ALEXANDRIA ITlNe.-The following are from
the Gazette OF last evening:
name as William X. Wheeler but whose cloth
ing was marked b. Z. Killogg, was pointed
out yesterday to the police as a suspicious
character, and as one who was supposed to be-
a pickpocket-he having been detected with
MS hand IN the coat pocket of the Captain OF
one of the Washington ferry boats Becominp
aware that he was watched, he instantly started
on in walk, which, when he observed that
he was followed, he changed into q run, and,
gaming the tow path Of the canal he com.
@eneeo RAPID retreat in the direction Of
GeoTeetown. Police Onicer Webster and
Berry, Capt. Smith Of the night watch at once
stared In pursui:-the officers taking the Wash.
ington turnpike-and the race lasted until thew
reached Skaters Bridge, where the flight of the
iueilVe was arrested, and he was brought back
10 the city, and locked up in Jail.
foiticdt.-1he Radicals of this city are not
fatis1ed with their present candidate for Con-
gress from this district, and meetings will be
neId, II is said, IN all the wards and in tie
county district next week for the purpose of
determining upon time and place for holding
another Congressional Nominating Conven.
tlon. Their candidates already in the field ave
Cnarles Whlttlesey. the regular nominee and
dents.
RoLbed.-The money box in the fish house of
MT. w. ID. smith, at Fishtown, was robbed on
wednesday last Of sixty odd dollars. 1t is sup.
posed that the thief was young man named
w: n. w heeler who was arrested and commit.
TED 10 Jail as suspicious character.
Fruit injared.-A gentleman residing in Far.
fax county, fiye or six miles below this city.
says all the blossoms of the apricot, cherry
ana peach trees have certainly been killed, and
that the apple crop has been seriously injured.
fish-Shad Were selling to-day at from S16
sl250 per thousand. Bunch fish continue sca.ce
and high.
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NoHIRAfIoNs.-The President sent to the
Senate to-day the following nominations:
A I. A Toroert, OF Della ware, Minister Res.
ident al San salvador.
Alex. L. Russell, of Penusylyania, Minister
Resident at Ecuador
H. A. Miller, of Ark, Minister Resident at
sandwich Islands.
+. T.. Dumas, OF La fcol 10 be Minister
K sident at Liberia.
T.G. Cone. of Penn, to be Secretary Of Lega-
ton st Russia.
Consuls-Hugo Hllldebrandt, OF n. g., a.
Canea; d. b Randolph Kem, OF Pa, at kIn-
k'ar G; Nathaniel Miles, of H.. Victoria; Jas
Park, of Ind. at Aix-la-cha-pelle, Chas. G
Dyer, OF I'LL; at Bristol; David s. Purnell, of
W. Va, al Melbourne.
Posrmasters-E. A. Clifford. Evanston, Ill.
George q. Pond, Milford, Mass: =. O Dunbar.
Taunton. Mass; W. NJ. Ward, Peabody, Mess /;
w. II. B Currier. Amesbury, Mass: X V.
Martin, Marolenead, Mass; John 4. Mole,
Adams, Mass: John Barchelder. Lynn. Mass :
T. e. Pierce, ir, Portsmouth, \. H; rhos. J.
Sherwood, Marysville, Cal; Fred. VI. Platte,
Port Chester, Y. V; A. :. Chrsty. Nyack. n.
Y; ID. II. Frisbe-, Morrisianna, ". Y: Mrs.
h B. Johnson, Leavenworth. Kansas; Will
NJ. Taylor, Pleasant Hill. Mo: William
Logan, HaGerstown, Md: Jos. r. Jack
SON, Union City. Ind: Hiram L Grant, Colds
boro'. N. G John T.. Moon. Wilmington. Ohio:
ROBERT L. kInkead, Greenfield, Ohio John NJ.
Barrere' HIiisSoro', Ohioi James Hunter, 81.
Register Of Land Omee-Jno. p. wens. Tay.
lorstalls, Mimi; Ansell Smith, Duluth. Mmn:
l.. X. Aaker. Alexandria, Nina Chas. A. Gil
man. st Cloud, Minn X Robert Gardner, Hum
6oldt, Cal; Chas. H. Gere, Lincoln, Neb; Ed.
n. Balantyne; West Point, Neb.. Jno. H.
lston. Idaho.
Receivers Of Public Money-John NJ Far.
land, Detroit, Mich; VIM. F. Chaplin, Lincoln.
Neb.; Jamcs Stout, Boise City. idaho
T.. ). Davis, Surveyor General OF Nevada
Nh.
Columbia.
VIM. w. Rockwell, Collector of Internal
Revenue 18TH NY.
George NJ. Bowie, Naval Oficer, San Fran.
cisco.
Elijah A. Peyton, U. 5. Marshal Southern
District Mississippi.
John Milledge, u. S. Attorney for Georgia
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.
SATURDAY, April Il.


SRSArR-After prayer, the journal of yes,er-
days proceedings was read.
MI Wiley presented memorial OF spndry
persons asking removal of their political dis
Abilities Referred to Select Conmitlee on Dis
abilities.
Mr. Edmunds called nm his resolu,,o, -
provide fcr adjournment on this day AZ 5pm
Mr.. Edmund moved 10 amend by making n
Monday 81 O'Clock
Mr.. chandler suggested 90 make it Tuesaay
but Mr.. Edmunds replied thar he would no,
stay here any later thsa Monday.
Mr.. Sumner hoped the resolut on would not
he acted upon. as be did not think the business
was suficiently forwarded 10 tell when the
ad ournment could take place. IL would oe
he TER TO wait until next week.
Mr. Conkling hoped IL would b. acted on at
once, and thar sommittse BE- appoint. 10
wait on rhe President and ascertain his opin-
ION as 70 the time when the adjournment can
properly take placs.
Mr.. sherman here asked unanimous consent
20 oner Join, resolutions OF the legislature OF
onio,requesting their Senators and Representa-
t'ves 10 oppose any furthsr grants of public
lands Tor railroad or otner purposes. Referred
10 Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Edmands had good reasons 20 know
that there was no Executive business with ths
lo-siote exception Of treaties to occupy the
>~nate beyond Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Sumn-rs information was different tie
thought the nominations would occupy them
hey oDd Monday afternoon, and he knew the
treaties would. This motion Of the Senator
now before the Senate. For the purpose OF
proceeding with the busiresslwhIch had caused
TINS extra session, he would move 20 90 into
executive session.
Mr. Conk1ing asked is il woulo be in order
in executive session 10 move a committee 70
wait on the President as he had suggested.
The Chair replied that h would be in order.
Inc question was then taken on the motion
OF Mr.. Sumner, but 20 quorum was found
voting.
Mr.. Ramsay then moved that, as Senator'S
did Eot seem disposed to come here and attend
TO bnsiness, the Senate adjoarn; which was
iected-ayes 4, noes 20.
Mr.. Cor king then moved thar the Chair an
point committee OF two TO wait on the Presi-
dent OF the United States and ask his opinion
as to what time the executive business will ad-
init Of the Senate adjourning
Mr. Sumner raised the point OF order that no
motion could be made pending has motion 10 90
INTO executive session; and the Chair decided
the point well taken.
A number of Senators having in the meal-
time come In, the question was again taken on
Mr.. Summers motion to go into executive ses-
sion, when 1t was agreed to-ayes 80, nayss.
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SCHENCk.S PULMONIC SYRUe

seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills win cure
Live, ta ana
three to be taken AZ the same time. They cleanse
the s toe and Pct 70
ano makes good blood the patient begins TO grow
ana the and an 'Se ~s
This is the only way TO cure Consumption.
PhilsdeIp ,is. owes his unrt1alled success in the
Treatment OF Pulmonary Consumption The Pull
4nas nature throw. Il OF Sy an eass expsotoIs
ton for yhep the phlesm or matter Is ripe slight
Viii .nroT ~ on snd the pAtien' has rest
TO To 90 this, the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
and liver, 50 that the Pulmonfc syrup and the food
VIII sebaas mass gGSd eloSd pill. .o, n,o, .h. ,;,
gall bladder the bile starts freely and the liver is
can do; nothing has been invented cept cal
s ss.s, Il to
T, slsddsI and star. the sscresons of the liver
Liver Com npiaint fs one of the most prominent
causes Of fConsumption
a5s ss1sIes seawesd Tonic t !, gentle M ts '%IIsns
which this preparation 10 made OF, assists the
ss With sRs srnS sne nso
good blood without fermentation OF sourinE fc the
;, The great reason Why physicians do not cure
ConsumDnon Is they try TO do too muee; they
stop night Sest: Recaie as ievsr ca doin@
they dersDge the whole digestive powers, locking
up the secretions and eventually The patient sinks
Dr. Schenck, in his treatment, does net try to
stop a cAueh, night sweats- chiils or Fever. Re
move the cause and they will all stop q their swn
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Oatarrh. Uanker.
Ulcersfed Throat unless the liver and ach are
made healthy.
Ii Derson has consumption, Of course the lungs
scetses. bronchial irritation pleura adhesion, or
the lungs are msss Of inflammation eud Ssst de-
caying. In such cases, what must be done IL 10
not only the lungs that are wasting but it fs the
their power to make bl.od out Of fo.d Nov, the
only chance is to take DR.. Schepcks three nsdi
cines. which will bring up tone to the stomsch,
the patient will begin 70 want food, it will dieest
costly and make good blood; then the pstiept be-
gins TO gain In flesh and As soon as the body be.
sins TO grow. the lungs commence to heal up, end
the patient gets heshy and we'll. This 10 the only
way 10 cure Consumption.
- When there is NO lung disease. and only Liver
Tone and Mandr.e. PR: are :nesn., SsSsSs
the Pulmonic syrup Take the Mandrake Pins
freeiy IN all bilious complaints, as they are per-
Dr. Sche ncK, who has enjoyed UNINTERRUPTED
health Tor many years past, and nov weighs rs
the very last stage Of Pulmonary Consump ption his
Physicians having pronounced bis case hopeless
and sbsndoned him g his fate. he was cured by
many thousands similarly afflicted have used DR.
Schenck b preparations with the same remarkable
success Full directions accompany each, making
!S 70 zee DR.
his principal Office Philadelphia, every saturday,
where all letters for ~ vice must be addressed.
A Pre- Of q the Puimcnic syrpS and M See.esd Tonic,
drakstPills, IS cents Der box.
Tor sale By all Druggists. ma 1s.eol3t
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws.
A RESOLUTION for raising the grade Of Green
ard Wafer streets AZ street Rrid-e

A RESOLUTION for raising the grade Of Green
and Water streets AZ h street Bridge.
Resoired by tte Board Of AIdcrmen and Board Of
Common COGncil Of the CorpOratson Of sSeoroeto.vs
That the Mayor and Commissioner of Streets
De. and they are hereby authorized and re-
guestsa 70 receive proposals for grading, curb
streets, iWater street 10 be paved with round
stone instead OF being gravelled,) a. the iupc-
ton OF said streets with street bridge, accord
ing 70 the plan submitted by the Surveyor ana
TO let out the contract therefor TO the Lowest
responsible bidder. Said work 70 De done TN
Der the supervision OF and subject 10 the ap-
junction with VIM King, ESQ who N henehv
appointed co-commissioner On said WORK Said
work TO be completed within ffteen days fror,
tne tlme OF the closing OF said contract, and me
CLERK rs hereby di rected 70 pay out the mopev
for the same, rs the work Progresses, 20 he on,
der OF the said Commissioners: reserv,n~ ren
per cent until the completion OF said worf, 20
Approved, April Q. 1859.
A RESOLUTION authorizing q coptract for Nv.
ering water mains on Road ana Montgomery
Resolced By ae Board Of A,dermen and Beard a.
Common CouncsI 6 tke Corporatioa Of Georoetes~
Inat tne Mayor and Street Comnissioner be.
70 enter into q written contract 70 be prepared
by the Recorder, with Messrs. McNerhaney 4
waters, for furnishing and putting In the pro-
pps N o. s
ing, on Road street. and for lowering the ire
plug and water main on Montgomery street,
In accordsnce with their proposal Of dats
March a6,h, 1850, said WORK % be done under
the supervision and subject % the approval Of
the Water Engineer.
Approved April 8. 1859.
RESOLUTION to pay expenditurs OF IN.
Fire Department.
Resolued By Ae Board Of Aidermen and Boord ~
Common Council Of the Csrpo, atson Of Csoroeso.-.
That the sum of one hundred and eirStv..ir
dollars and seyenty-th cents be. nd tne
same Is hereby, appropriaeed % hquidate the
expenditures OF the Fire Departm6t Tar tne
quarter ending 3lst Of March, 1859. 10 - 40
BY inc Clerk TO tne parties hereInafssf named.
=, - ,s uo,io ,a. Se.ti q shoemaker, horss fsod.
+. ruxes, ngs, e5EA Perry Hodekins, OH Si0:
>. ~ Norris, hos.e linime1t es; s. R. Swsan,
supory york, -; Sammervflls and IeItch.
safety valve. eLss; J. W. Davis, Wnis0asA.
ING, sio; Beekey 4 Aarsury, sundrsss, 0e.07;
sesV. Total, eBsG.73.
Approved April 8 1853.
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The "CoLIsBUN," which they are building
IN Boston Tor Giimore's monster peace les-
tiyal concert, will be the largest building in
America under one roof; will require /, ,1tHlO @
Ieet OF lumber IN Its construction; will be 3W by
500 feet, and will cover between three and four
acres OF ground, OF about 10000 feet There
Will also be used in the work fifteen tons of
nails, and between four and five tons Of other
iron work, such as bolts, braces, etc. To cever
the roof, SO as to make II water proof, thirty
tons OF tarred paper will be used. All outside
foundations are five by six feet and fifteen n.
ches thick; centre foundation supporting roof
eignt feet square and eighteen inches thick, ali
bedded In solid gravel. making in all 500
foundation supports. The apex or the roof is
eighty six feet from top of sill, AT q height
OF ffty feet there will be l.3OO feet of con.
unuous windOwe, 5 feet high, all made to
run on rollers, for ventilation, consisting of
$500 feet OF glass. In the upright of the build.
ing there are to be 1,36S lights Of glass. Ingress
and egress are made safe and easy BY II door.
ways, "a 1eet wide Ii will have a seating
capacity for the easy accommodation OF l6,3
spectators, and standing room beneath the gal.
lery ana promenade for an immense number
The conductor OF the concert will stand 2,O
feet distant from the remotest singer. To com.
plete the building will require 10000 days
work, or q little over q years by a single
man; but with the large force 1T work on il, il
Will be finished by the 10th Of June.
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The arysntsses offered by this Company are.
ia NATIONAL Cs-aseny, charted by special
A paid mp capital of II 100000.
IL offers low rates Of preElium
IL furnishes lsrfer insurance than other eompa-
nies for the sane money
IL j. definite ana certain in its terms
Ii 10 home company In every locality
It's poiiSes are eTom ps fTos. attachment
Ia. re are no Unnecessary restrictions N the
policies.
Bvery policy is on-fo-feitable.
Policies may be ts&en which pay to the insured
their full amount aud ret1rE all the prem ums 40
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
annual payments.
Policies will be issued that will pay to the in
Sured during life an annual Income Of one tenth
the amount named in lhe policy.
Ne extra rate il charged for risks upon the lives
of females.
IL ipsurcs not to secure dividends, but Of so low
= esst that dividends wali be impossible.
LOCAL AGENT As WANTED In BVERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
ties for such agencies with suitable endorsements.
should be addressed TO the COslpanyS General
Agents. only IN their respective districts.
Circulars, pampn cts. and sull particulars given
en- spplissttoo at the Once sftne Company IN this
city.
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TIE BRsr CLAN SeUP.-As the season ,s
now near AT hand when the marke. will ba
supplied with CLANS, offer you the follow
ing recipe for making Clam Soup which can.
not be surpassed.
Boil for three hours a knuckle OF veal, with
q goodly portion OF water, and one onion
Strain and add the liquor of SO CLAIMS. Thick
en- with tablespoon Of nour, well rubbed
with butter, the size Of small egg. Have
your clans cut In three pieces with the hard
light, and put into your tureen with chopped
parsley, and half pint Of milk. Just before
serving drop the clans into the boiling soup.
letting them boil up once. Pour into tureen
surripg well its contents when doing So
GeImQnt0Un Telegraph.
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Inc chicago Journal OF the 18th says-Tne
many friends OF Right Rev. Bishop Daggan, of
inns diocese, will be pained to learn that strong
Tears are entertained that the Reverend gem
tleman is losing control OF his mental faculties
Since his return from Europe last fall his as
sociafes have observed a chang in him. which
became more marked whenever church mat
tiers pertaining TO his diocese lin which there
nave been some unpleasant occurrences) was
oionght 70 has atteltion. He has become the
victim OF the hallucInation that he has violated
the laws, and tia officers are constantly living
In wait to arrest him. The medical Gentlemen
VINO nave examined his case pronounce il nee.
essary for him TO have a change Of scene or
surroundings, and has friends will, il possible,
induce him TO travel for q time, hoping that his
mind may be restored TO its proper eq "a uilibrium
Upon other matters than those Of the church
the Bishop is as rational as ever
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- Jersey City coopers are on strike.

0Jersey City coopers are on strike
Richmond is TO have an Irish newspa-
per
~Ohenba bach is said 70 be writing a novel.
The carpenters OF Albany have asiruck,
for higher wages.
~The Democrats OF Paris cali the Prince
Imperial "Velocipede the Fourth"
ga lady in Putnam, N. Y, has died OF
wing too many teeth extracted at once.
~ A native al NJ ka recently ate ten pounds
OF butter At one meal and lived. He finished
with castor oil cocktail.
The Gentry, MO-. Argus has this ..yae-
dictory. Farewell! No tears, no sighs, NO
money. Let n have peace H =. X"
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DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT ON THE IEIsH
CHC RCH DsBsTABLIsHNENT BILL.-In the
House OF Commons yesterday morning, 9lad-
stone moved that the House 60 into committee
on the bill disestablishing the Irish Church. A
Conservative moved a. q substitute that the
House 60 into committee six months from TINS
dafe. This motion was equivalent to an indef-
mite postponement. A lively debate followed,
during which Il. S. Aytoln created q sensation
by declaring his objection to that clause of the
bill which provided for the support OF May.
nooth COLLEGE. Mr.. Aytoun is a Liberal, and
voted with the majority when the bill passed
70 second reading. His declaration was fol-
lowed oy q scene Of great excitement. The op-
position cheered repeatedly, and counter cheers
and other interruptions came from the minis
terial benches. When Mr.. Aytoun ended his
remarks the confusion subsided. and the de.
bate was continued. Most Of the speeches Were
made by minor members of the opposition.
Al the end Of the discussion, which lasted six
houre, Mr.. Gladstone rose, and said due care
would be given by the Government to the
terms OF the provision made for Maynooth Col.
lege. he attributed much Of the opposition 10
the bill 10 the power Of the clergy Of Ireland.
That, however, had been built up by the old
policy OF England, which has lately been par.
tally reversed, and was now about 20 be
finally and completely abardoned. He con-
cluoed tnat the success of the bill was not
question Of party, but OF justice. Disraeli
followed. He disapproved OF a division on tue
question OF postponement. He was anxious 10
60 into committee at once on the pill The
House nnally, by a majority Of I26 went into
committe and ad djourned.
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FIRE.

CLEvELAsD, o., April I7.-Snoll'. slaughter
house was destroyed by IRE yesterday, in
volNing loss OF sis.oo q, upon which there va
%. w. Crowell were set on IRE by the sparks
from the burning building. Loss sI2.OOe IN
sured for $1,000. That portion of the city an
which the burnt buildings were situated uas
IN imminent danger on account OF ne high
wind prev alhng az the time.
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AMONG the nominations sent n yesterday
was that o. Capt. j. y. Burritt, Of the Evening
Press Association, as Secretary 20 the Presi-
dent to sgn land warrants.
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~ The following sentence from q recent
speech Of Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island,
can hardly sound lass than wonderful to the
iandless millions Of Europe. The Senator aid,
and no doubt correctly, that: "There Is NO
part OF the country where days labor thar
any man, with stout arms and a willing heart.
however little he may be skilled, may perform,
cannot earn the prlce Of an acre Of good land,
at the Government sales"
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or ETCER IA

C.H. 1LARE philadelphia. President
JAY COOKE, Chairman If Finance and Execu-
tive Fomulittse
HENKY D. GOOEg, washinston, Vice Presi.
deut
EMERSON W. PEEr, Philsielphis, Secretary
and Actusry.
4. 8 TURN .wsshington, Assistant Secre-
tary
FRANCIS G. SMITH. N D., Medical Direc-
tor.
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THURLow WEED hiss returned 20 New York
considerably improved by his receGt sojourn
in South Carolina.
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Nashville Tenn, who loved two sisters and
were cruelty refused. They then went to the
bridge crossing the river, and with one last
look TO heaven, one ewell glance at earth.
one thought OF their loved, they, together
Were rescued by q friend, who opportunely ap.
peared on the scene, and invited them to take q
drink
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never could understand why Brigham Young
should take the eagle tor his emblem. That
royala bird Ii strict m0nogamist: he has one mate
and 10 noted for his faithfulness to her, de-
tending her even with his life Nov II
Brigham had chosen the rooster we could see
The point at once. We venture 70 suggest the
change even n0W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

MAYOR Bowen is no; much better to day
but expects TO be able TO be in ms ofice on
Monday.
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]. ST. CLAIR Boa. of III, VIII go 10 Mexico
with Mr.. Nelson as Secretsry OF she A IrierIcan
Legation there.
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FROM what we hear the Senate Is likely to
adjourn on Tuesday next.
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SECRETARY BoKIK Lett this city Ior his home
last night 20 be absent until next week.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

IL alentne was assaulted last nlght within
a mile Of this place, dragged from his horse
and robbed OF Sfyp
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HOFF's MALT EXTRACT

DER MR. HOFF:-DR. TURNER, OF Trsnto-.
beverage Of Health fer my wife, Who Is rery ,cesk
40 her limbs and he thinks that your Malt Extract
medicine. @. .H.MDTZGER
AUgrRS. Y-Many persons speak highly oft
SfomGchic. and of its slEkty STA 1snlating pro.
perties- Zap 12-eo3tl A. +. VALLEY 4 co,