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Superintendent cf Pnbiic Instruction in iars

The New York Conference OF the Methodist Epis.
copal Church commenced lie session on Wednesday,
al Poughkeepslc. Bishop Morris, Of Ohio, prsid.
Ing, assisted by Bishops fedding and James. Aboui
one hundred and sixty ministers nre present. On
Tuesday next Bishop Morris, by request Of the Con.
ference IL to preach discourse In reference the
death Of the late DR.. Lcyngs, financial secretary Of
the American Bible Society.
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WrpsTFR'r QpARTo DrerIosAsy ron TBF SeHooL
Roosi.--At a meeting Of the Board Of Public In
siructon Of ST. Louis, March IT, 1910,
Resolved That copy Of Webstsr's Unabridged
Quarto Dictionary be placed upon the desk Of each
teacher in The Grammar department Of the ST. Louis
Public Schools. o. book Of reference for teachers
and pupils
Az an Amsrican am proud of the work l, Is
gratifying TO that It gives such universal saiisuc
ton. ! shall recommend II as the standard In the
public schools oil this State
THoaAs ii. BEsTos, Jr.
Superintendent If Public Instruction in io,ra
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NATIVE CoPpER.--P Professor Jackson, in his late
report Of the progress Of the Geological surveys Of
the mineral lands of the United States, in the yicni
~ Of Lake Superior says. that there are in that re-
gion, immense regular veins Of solid metallic oopp r.
and that pieces OF this copper weighing from so TO
SO tons have been taken from the mines. The
copper rock, which was sent from the Outonugon
river, at great labor and expense TO Washington
where IL now lies before one Of the government
offices, and which was then looked upon as one Of
the wonders of the world, would now DO regarded
Mt The mines rs very small mass. The miners at
masses thirty inches thick taken from ven2 81 feet
below the surface. Much silver, native, Is found
with the copper.
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EXTENSIVE 0vrarLows. yicksburg Senl.
mel says Il is reported that many of the leyees above
Vlcxsburg have given way, and that the whole coun
IVY from Milkn's Bend 10 Richmond IL overlooked,
as well as at many places above and below. The
Sentinel says these disastrous floods have become so
frequent that il Is matter OF serious public concern
10 devise some means 70 prevent the recurrence
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WOOD AND COAL.

CLERKS OFFICE OF HOUSE, or RErs. u. S.
April. ~, 1912
PROPOSALS will be received at this Once until one
o'clock r. NJ on Satilr the 10Th day Of May nex',
Tor rniehpg and delivering IN the wants Of the CAPITOL
OF before the day of September neai--
go tons Of Anthracite Coai
$50 cords hest Hickory Wood.
The coal must be Of the best quality clear of dust
broken into Jumps about The size Of u H. weight.
once and the balance t0 ooris be eawed three men
ap 10-iawsw THO, J, CAMPBELL, Clerk. 3
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-0FEICIAL
ArroIsrMnsrs ~ ~, r 4 ], rii. 1. nsr
DEPARTMENT. OF rnE INTERIOR.

f1'Ff HNFHHFSF vt IIfI4 ~ ffFNfVH' l
GEoRcE LUNT, of Massachusetts, to be
Attorney Of the United States for the Dis
trict Of Massachusetts, rice Robert Ran
foul, Jr., removed.
CHARLES DEvnSs, Jr Of Massachusetts,,
70 be Marshal Of the United States for the
District Of Massachusetts, rice Isaac o..
Barnes, removed.
GIDEON Fmz, Of Mississippi, to be Re
ceiver Of Public Money at Jackson, Mis-
sssippi, and not Gideon Fitch, as here
tolore announced.
Thomas II. kent, Of Maryland, to be
Marshal Of the United States for the district
of Maryland, and not JAMES II. KENT, as
heretofore published.
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pirrspusoiI, MAY l2.--The health Of the city
continues good and not single case OF cholera has
occurred among our citizens, although a number
were brought here by the steame.s,
Letters from Independence state that the cholera
10 prevailing shsre among the California smicranis.
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IT The Nem York Express believes, that the
public vindcates lis frdnknsss In relation to i,s
course concerning Mr.. TAIlaADeE. That may be-
but we doubt whether Il yndicates Ito claims 10 the
possession Of a very high degree OF judgment, In
pamdins lis dissatisfaction 10 The premises
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DENTAL NOTICE.

WAsHINoToN UIfY, ApriI II ININ.
In relnauishing the practice Of Dentistry this city,
DR. WIN IT, DiBBLE, ieel u duty as wellns pleasure
10 state, from the evidence he has exhibited 10 me Of his
skill that cons,ler him neH qualified fort procfsion III
which he is engaged, aRrecommcnd him omy elds and
patrons coHfdsay believing that 10 those who may avail
their confidence. II. BARRON.
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The Cholera.

CINcTSTATI, May ~
Quite panic prevails In our city, In consequence
Of IN increase In the number Of choern cases. a.
though the epidemic Yields 10 medical treatment
when aid II obtained In time. The Board Of Health
reports fifty new cases and five deaths during tie
last fwenty-four hours. The remains Of Judge
Rrongh, victim to the prevailing epidemic, were
followed TO his grave BY large conconrso of his
felow-cltizens.
The foreign news has not materially affected our
markets. Sales of Flour al 90 T5 Provisions dull ;
Whiskey II "a cts Within the last twenfy-fonr
horIs the river has risen three feet.--PhH North
Amer st
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dim lntslliaenfr,

The couskR sfosE OF Catholic Orphan Asylum, On
the corner OF renth aud G. was ind yesterday
with imposing ceremonies, .rf&t
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NOTICE.
Shame pasInsa nj I.and S.IH

0TT- CWsPeHbhOH Oh HAhu SnIeb.
THE sales directed by the Proclamation OF the President
OF the United States dated 9Th February, 1919, be
held at the Land Office At Sault Ste Marie, Michigan
the fourth and eighteenth day Of June and third day
September next will be suspended until the United States
Biologists shall have fully closed up their operations and
surveys, aud designated The mineral from the agricultural
lants OF which due notice will be given.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
may IA Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
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isviIls on the Cd instant al the head OF Now York
California company Of 30 psrsons.
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ST. CHARLES IIorgL-we learn that Mr.. J. NJ Cih<Tt
has leased this establishment the u Pennsylsa
MIA avenue, and Third and that he intends ulng
up style ofcomfort whirh must command lie patron
age OF the public
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New YonK, May IA, 2P. NJ
The report gained circulation here yesterday that
large body OF persons known as Killers, were
coming over from Philadelphia, and this had The
effect of renewing the excitement, inasmnch as IL
was supposed these men would unite with the mob.
The military and police were on the alert, and
secured the streets and oil suspicious places for the
purpose of preserving ORDER until after one O'Clock
night, and until they were satisfied that no further
disturbance would be attempted. strong guard,
however occupied the streets and the theatre al
night.
Mr.. Forrest protested strongly against the open
Ing Of the Broadway theatre on Friday and Satur-
day nights last II being in his judgment prudent 10
suspend performances; bnt the managers insisted
upon his fulfilling his engagement At this time all
Is quiet and no more difficulties apprehended.
Mr.. Macready sails In the Hibernia next week
from Boston for his native cline and he has asserted
never agai.. to visit America.
The appointments made by the president for New
York give very general satisfaction to the citizens
Correspondence Of the National Wing
FHrf ApKIrAIA, May i4-2P, NJ
The Markets generally are quiet
Flour rather heavy-wsstern brands at "a -
Stocks are nat
Correspondence OF the National Wing
Nnw YoRK, May A-oi Pm
The following !, hs latest eeaphr despatch received
BY fhe Hibernia
LIVERPOOL, April 90
This latest report OF the money market in London i
d. ted April g. NJ The city article of the TmeS Of this
day states that the English funds were all day yesterday
Steady and with the exception Of pnchaee for money at
q the market may he aah have been without chsnge.
u did moi. however, close strong
The weather has greatly improved and is now moat sea
sonabiy fine Vegetation which had been much retarded
by the late cold and weather Ia now progressing 40
hvoraby could he desired.
LWERpooI Corros AND Com MAHREr, Arm q. The
market this morning Keeps breadstns pretty firm hold
ers unwilling 10 concede any further decline The
transactions are therefore, Of retail character nj the
rates paid at yesterday ia market
CorroN MARKET SANE DArE.-The tone Of our cotton
market steady this morning. there Is lair demand at
yesterday quotations namely fair Mobile Ia d.d for
fair Orleans, mdailng upland, and Mobile, al; mddlng
Orleans. lad. The sales will he abauf 300 bales.
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. DIED.

In BALTIMORE Sunday morning, the I3h inai., Of para
lysis, Mr.. CLEMENT r. CooTE, native Of Engisnd
but for the aat hry.two years feadent q This q ~
Ills friends and acquaintance respectfully inyen 10
attend his funeral from the refidencc Of PnrHer William
Speiden street near The Navy Department. this ater.
noon At 4 O'Clock. VIZ
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Til. REV. Mn. gozElI, on Sunday morning, delivered
an eloquent lecture young men in the MeKendree
Chapel, to large audience.
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EXPLOSION OF STEAM BoIrERs.--The Hon. Ed
mund Burke, late Commissioner Of Patents, In his
interesting report this subject attributes the burst
Ing Of steam boilers mainly The use Of cast iron
boer-heads, and The absence Of such guards rs In
vsntve genius has furnished, II Is more than twenty
years since The Government Of France paesed law
prohibiting the Of cast iron boiler heads after
some destructive explosions from this cause yet our
Government has neglected 10 follow the example.
The report strongly recommends the adoption of a
safety guard invented BY Mr.. Evans Of Pittsburgh,
son Of the Inventor Of the locomotive engine. II
h1s been In use nine years. and has basn tested by
l25 boats on our Southern and Western rivers, and
out of the whole number only three accidents have
occurred, and thaae were carsfd by the lever o the
safely guard,bsing obsirlicihd from operating.
From the report II appears that within the past
twenty years there have been killed by explosions In
In this country a26 persons, and 29s wounded many
Of Them made rrpplcs for life, while nearly million
dollars in properly have been destroyed. The Com
missioner insists on the passage Of an nrt by Con-
gross compelling all high pressure steamboats, usa
Evanss Safety Gnard, mill something more nrrftct
mny chance 10 be discovered. - Bult amer. MnyH.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Deputp Posfmasfers.

WILLIAM v. BRADY, New York.
WILLIAM HAYDEN, Boston, Massachu-
sets.
LEWIS BENEpIcT, Albany, New York.
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MICHIGAN.


SomethfnE New--sfeamer ON the ga RfnaW.
The necessity and want Of the means Of trans
porting The surplus products Of this section Of the
State 10 MARKET has long been felt by those In lum-
bcrng and other business pursuits on the Saginaw
river and its tributaries and last fall company Of
gentlemen, extensively Interested went on 10 Pitts
burgh and after examining the model and build Of
the river boats there, received proposals for building
simillr one for navigating the northern streams Of
our State The boat was bull, at Saginaw last win
ehanic, and will be Gu, this week, 10 commesce her
regular trips. She is owned by Daniel, Fitzhugh,
Emerson, EldriJge, Frazier and Addison Mowrcy,
and will cost about $1,000 She Is bnilt fiat bottom,
has Two engines--is over one hundred and twenty
feet In length will draw but about 10 inches Of wafer
when loaded and will have over $50 miles navigablc
water io>ply on. The Flint II navlgabie as far as
Enshint the Shlawassee TO Northampton, the Cass
to Bridgeport, the Titrbnwassee TO the State Sail
works, and at certain seasons Of the year the navl
CATION Is OPEN mnch further. BY taking map OF
Michigan Il will be seen that this circuit includes
large extent Of territory come Of the very beat farm
Ing and grazing nnds aud an extensive timber dis
irct The surplus products Of the touniry will seek
lhia ronle for market provided the carrying trate
can be done as expediiousy and cheaper thnn by
any other route. Tho owners of this boat have con
hdence In the project, and expect before many years
10 see others following Their example. Tia pioneer
investment and We see no reason why Il should not
prove profitable one, and be the means Of inducing
Il steady and healthy settlement Of the country
around. The boat Is bnil for towing RATS and with
two powerful engines, and her light draft win be able
10 float In very shallow water. Detroit Free Press
TnE REMOVAL or Ma. HAIE.--1f there was
case in the catalogue Of official incumbens, which
appealed with peculiar force 10 the duty OF The FIX
ecUive Of the United States to adhere 10 his v, ln-
teer pledges before the election Il that Of the
venerable and respected collector at Plattsburg.
soldier In the war OF 1872 In which he calamity par
icipatcd, and in which he was wounded, Mr. Hail u
has always been the object Of peculiar respect and
regard In all the regions Of his residence and within
the range OF his official duty. argus
The Argus shouli have added that Capt. Smith,
Mr.. Hae's successor, wns also "a soldier In the war
OF 1872" II because he "gnllauty participated" in
that war; Mr.. II. deserved 10 be retained, then DO.
cause Mr. Smith also "ssllaniy parli, paiedn In the
war, he should be appointed. Mr.. II. has enjoyed
the Office for grcatmany ycars, and has doubtless
made good use Of the proceeds thereof WHY
should not on old companion Ia arms share In III
benefits to be derived from the Object "Fair play Il
jewsll"-AH. Eve. Journal.
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TiE CRIMINAL CorRT sill engage, Yesterday in
trying Drayon Stealing negroes. properly OF
Mr.. Hoover, and ,Aryng Them ava! ~ The schooner
Pearl. In Anrll 1873. ~
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BYTELEGRAPH,


The non receipt of the steamers mails Keeps our
markets in an unsettled condition Flour To-Day
was 81 81 TO 81 81 IL, with sales Of 80, bbls
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BALrIMonE MISUNDERSTANDING feel constrained
10 say that these are generally speaking very good
appoinfmentsthat the new ofiirers are men stnnd-
Ing wei IN public estimation az e private character
proper performance Of tho duties Of their respective
stations Baltimore Sun. ey ta s,t-l-s
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A CARD.
W. G. SNETHEN, Attorney and Coun-
SellOr at Law,
QEGS LEAVE to announce his friends and the publir
ID that his connection with the National Whig It's solt
Editor, does not interfere In any TANNER with his proiea
sional engagements lie will be happy to attend TO any
law OF agency business entrusted TO his care.
WASHINGTON, Odd April. April 23tf \
EXCHANGE on BALTIMORE Philadelphia, New York, and
u Boston, at sight, in sums TO suit purchasers. constantly
for sale by r. w. LATHAM 4 co, 4
May li--tf 5atFli
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES, Checks Richmond, Win.
chester and Leesbrg, constantly hand and for sale
Ia sums to suit pure hasers, and al the best
May lift II. w. LATHAM L. Co
WANTED. Two colored servant women, one who is II
good cook and waserwoman, the other TO do general
honsework None need apply unless they be recommend
cd as understanding their business thoroughyo suc
good place and good wages offered. MI
Inquire at the store Of Messrs. EDWARD SIAIMS& SON,
opposite the United States Hotel,
Crhe lntelgencer, Union, and Alexandria Gazette will
insert times week. Apr. p
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PROPOSALS. Fl 'R PRINTING.


c,EALED PROPOSALS will he received at the Pension
Office, until the 10th Of the en- suing month"; Tor pruning
six thousand copies Of the Pension Laws now W orce 10
gether with the constructions place. upon sch by the war
Department Attorney al al the forms necessary
be followed by applicants for pesinns under me several
laws, and the bounty land laws together Win the necesa'
ry forms for application heret for the se OF te fension
Office The work be ed on good paper, OF winch
a sample will be furnished application ~ ne fehs,on
Office The book will not eed one hunreu ana my
pages 10 be printed long ner type anu each page 70
contain two thousand and eight ems, The proposal must
state the price per printed pags 70 include
press work. paper and folding etiichng Ttnou cover
The bids 70 be enveoPed and endors ed Propesss LOT
printing T. EDWARDS,
ap li--wtw&2tcp Con missioner Of PENSIONS
vITE have In (and instantly receiving fresh
w suppep) very extensive nd complete assortment
Of BOOTS and SHOES, embracing aimoat every variety
Of quality and price, Consisting in VT, az follows VIZ!
Lades' black and fancy colored nench Caters
Do do embro hered French Sand, e
DO black bronzed and light col vsi Caters and Half
Caters t5
DO do do and white Satin and K,r Dc
Misses do and fancy Caters, iauGsers, Slippers
Buskns
chIlsn's blue bron-sd and light porsd Caters and
Laced Roos
Ankle Ties and Buskns in great variety
Gtntmens Dress Boots, sewed and pegsed, all qualities
and prcea
10 Patent Leather shoe3 various styles
DO CATER and Congress Boots
Boys, Youths, and Chldren's Dancing rump-, very
handsome.
All Of which win be sold the most reasonable terma
ap D-law3w ANDREW COYLE & SON.
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DTBANDs AND LACE GOODs.--Jnst received,

ID IBAND Nd 4 GE GOODS.--Jnst receIged,
III per steamer Cambria rich and varied 7ormsnt Of
goods, which will be sold very chtnp, viz; 6s
Bonnet Rihanls, from ia to 2. cents w tas
Cap do do q 70 ~ do etsit3g
T'ig,ed Fancy do do ?t TO a73 do sSsfs
Thread Lace 10 iat 10 81 81 bilNgs9
DO do EdRng from .. 10 37k cents
As well 10 Plat, Gimpnre, IIorneton, Wire ground
ootnf De Lance, &C. I&N
~, = OF every rtyle.
,,i Lagins the honneta which we have unccmmouiy
:, we WI -. '~ous TO close out the stock on hand
sheaP oeN"s aea' j. H&A TATE.
49,, -, Successors 10 j. r, & @. King
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New YoRK, May IA, p r. NJ
The Macrcady excitement seems to be increasing
to-day. The coroners inquest has not yet closed.
We have an account from 81. Domingo, stating
thar Soulouque's army has been put to route. The
president nearly captured.
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PooR DRUNK Aap on Sunday morning, overcome by
his enemy was obliged surrender himself the pave
ment near The Paeu Office lie slept 80 sonndly that
even The barking OF dog could not him but
heavy shower OF rain having soaked him 10 the skim he
arose reeaed gazed around with astonishmeni, and 10
The best Of his ability, staggered OFF for shelter
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NO cALIFoRNIt COLD GSERs, Ex-

L PLORINSs PARTIEs, AND OTHEHs.l
The subacrber las hlI and TOR s1e, rom tle Cnio
India Rubber Company, who have the eScinve right Ia
,se Goodyears Paisui Metallic Rubber the following III.
tices. lf7W
Tenia and Tent Carpets KuapsaekG, Camp Blankets,
Uayersacks ranteenas Iergins, Clothing haHo.
Water Intle7 Tarpanlins, Caps, and C1pes,
sl,rwesisrs Texas Waleta, Gun Cases -
Colte cloasa. aud Capeg, Mesiran Pouehes. NN
Oyerslis and Panalaonp, Gold Puneies a
Air Iletie aud Pillows, Life PreserNcrs EHY
Irinknr tup-, Buckets, aud nasins, TRAVELLING Ylars
Portable Boats, Provision Baga, Saddle Raca. ~ ~
Gold washers, Baby Jumpers breast Pumita "a
And variety ri other arclee, the sign o the S1r NJ
tween ~ and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania Avenae, wasi
sp 7-eoihf S. EDDY.
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Notice of the est establishment OF the Land Of
Nee for tho Charlton District, Ina the state
OF Missouri. x
IN pursuance OF the first section of ME act Of Congress
entitled An act 10 establish 80 additional qnl oice n
the State OF Missouri approved February Goth, lS9. DC
hereby declare aud make known that the land Office crea
ted by said act is esabehet at the Town OF .Mhn IL
the county OF Sullivan Of said State the site this day de-
siguated by the President Of the United States.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington This
day Of February Donni .oussnd
eight hundred and fory-niue.
BY order Of the President .
Commissioner OF the General Land ohiee.
Mar o-iayl9w 38tS#Et 4
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DAGUERREOTYPE LlKENESSES.


TT II. HAMMOND would respectfully announce to
The ctizens and strangers of Washington that he has
purchased Daguerrotype stock Of George A. Hammond,
and will, the request Of numerous friends remain at
their old stand OF Pennsylvania Avenue and First
street, ONE MORE WEEK
Hundreds witnesses that they can obtain better and
tanned 8.
Please salf and satisfy yourselves. may 1--dlw
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RemoyaI. ~. Locofoeo Press.

The Loco Press is whining bitterly At the renlo-
walls made by Gen. Tuylof's administration. They
have toasted on the flesh pots of the nation so long
that Il has become second nature 10 them, and they
eyinee the same feeling upon removal from Office, as
the Mexlcans did from Mniamoras and Monterey.
They wont move like fairly whipped men. There
are few honorable exceptions we admit bur they
are far between.
Before the late Presidential election they cried
with unanimous voice that Gen. Taylor had no
prineipeswas no party man-was neither Wing
nor Locofoco all the while forgetting that there wns
such thing LEFT as true Democracy and manifested
the most lively fears that II lie should he elected The
Nation would be al loss 10 know what name the
Administration should have But now that Gen.
Taylor proves himself the very pcrsoncaiion OF the
Great Taylor Party, they cry like whipped spanies,
and some of them would fbin eat the crumbs that
fall from the public crib.
This spirit Is completely antagonisiic to high
minded Democracy, and 80 Enthusiastically illustrative
OF radical Locofocoism, as to make II self.eyden 10
every common mind that Locofocoisn Is diving the
death OF consumptive political party.
That Gen. Taylor should retain such material in
Office Is truly ludicrocs idea II would be as con.
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ARRIVALs AT THE HOTELS.

KrDNAppsd. Justice Beck, yesterday committed q
Jail trial. Jim Walker OF Prince Georges country, &c
cused Of attempting to kidnap negro.
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T,u HuI or DrPicuLry aud experiences OF Life IN
the Plains OF Ease with other Aiscelaea: by George r.
Cheesar, ID. ID. New York, John Wiley, May, lSo;
nciavo Pr $50. on sale by Tayfor aud Many, llpst.
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TuE CASAL--George w. Hardness and Thomas Lewis
The contractors for cleaning out The canal have com
menced The work.
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W. 1T. DIBBLE, hayIne takel
the Office formerly occupied by DR.. Bar
ron, is prepared 10 perform all operation
which come within ine range OF DEN