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I,VOR SALE OR RENT excellent tyvO-story Brick
l. House, property OF Mrs. M. c. Meade sale prefer
red 1t is situated street west square l43, a very
distance from the War and Navy Departments, COM
handing extensive view Of the Potomac and surround
ing country, and well situated salubry and society
Ii contains eight bed rooms two parors basement par
lors Clubhouse for servants, kitchen, and basement cea
pump OF good water at the kitchen door bath room ,S'
and cold water with large garden and kitchen YARD
For terms apply to j. Mason, jr, of G and Ign
streets.
Feb. l4-3td3wlaw
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ACE GOODS and Notwithstanding morning
IL ceived per Express, from New York
Is real ihread-lace capes
20 real thread-iace berthes
80 lace capes, from W to Sc
100 new-style standing collars
IL rich lace berthes, cheap
rich lace handkerch style
10 richy-embroidered handksrchiefs
IS pieces superior black silk laces.
Also, ~ sets embroide red muslin curtains
20 sets embroidered lace curtains
rs pieces embroidered curtain musns.
The aforementioned goods very rich and desirable
and well worthy the attention OF the fashionable
Feb 28-2wif p H. HOOE IL co.
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d OBERT J. WALKER Will practise law In the
II Supreme Court of the United States. In answer 70
many letters he thinks proper that he cannot attend
claims before Congress any OF the departments but
will devote his attention exclusively nrusted 10
him in the Supreme Court
Office Pennsylvania avenue, the Seven Build
invs Washington. d. G., Mar eff
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Dwelling House and Grounds for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale moderate terms the
house and grounds in this city formerly occupied by
the Mr. Forsyh while Secretary of State. This prop
ery fronts Pennsylvania near TO Georgetown,
and runs back to street, embracing large quantity OF
ground and the house capacious enough to accommo-
date a large family
II sale be effected by the first Of Apr the property
will then be for rent RID. SMITH
Mar ll--d6if
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T ITTELLH LIVING AGE--NO. 253.-PrIce ISt COW"
IL CONTENTS
1. Miss Bremer's Novels.-Christian Remembrance
2 An Old Lady's History Journal Of Commerce o,,
3. Baron Wessenbergs Souvenirs ct Penzees.- @s''
terry Repew.
4. Faults on Both Sides Chambcrss Journal.
s. State OF the World-the German Empire Franz
Italy East Indian Glory and Embarrassment; 70 70
maica; African Coast; American Slavery b
rope; The French Assembly; Ireland.-Era"''''
Spectator, britannia.
6. The Murder of General Brea.-Ernriner. 49,.
7. The Coming Change in Antl-Slavc Trade Nio''
ments.-Specfdfor.
Poetry Song for California On l64s, epitaph =,
Short Articles Sketch of Cavagnac Sketch OF Dsns,
Closing Years of Dean Swih's Lie the Adversely !"
Honor Winter Sport Sandusky Bay Indian lncideh!sh
Indians Congress; Wosey's Love OF Fattcry An lib"
Captain New Books.
Published weekly, at So a year, by
E. LITTELL 81 Co,
Mar Is Boston
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FOR NORFOLK.
= cF>A THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash.
ngon for the above place every THURSDAY az
o'clock returning will leave Norfolk every FRIDAY
O'Clock .p m touching Cone river going and TO-
turning Passage and fare So
Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
o'clock returning, leaves Baltimore every Iuesda!
at O'Clock stopping going and returning al C9n
river, Va, Leonardown, Md, aud ST. Mary's river, Ma,
and the intermediate landings the Potomac tor sig
mails land
Mar S-dlweodtf JAMES MITCHELL
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Extract from the act Of Congress Of Sd March, l845 section 49,
find further enacted That shall be the duty of the
Postmaster General in all future lettings of for the
transportation of the mail to let the in every
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient for faithful
performance without other reference the mode of such
transportation than may be provide for the due
CELEBRITY certainty aud security osUch
shall any hereafter be required TO purchase
out take valuation the stock vehicles of any pre-
vious contractor for the same route"
10 Bidders will be careful to read the forms and nstruc
tons appended this advertisement They are requested
state their prop sails, the mode by which they intend
to convey the mail. Where the size and weight Of the
mails the speed called for in the schedules shall require
the will be made for coach, steamboat rail-
road conveyance, the may be; and consequently
such will be let to bids proposing such mode of
vcyance. In all other the routes will be assigned
bids proposing the cheapest modes Of transportation.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the LIST day Of July lS49 to the 3Olh Of June
1852, inclusive. in NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
MARYLAND and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department in the city of Washing
on until m, the 4h April 1919, Ito be decided by the
Gath of April, l849) the routes and in the and
NEW JERSEY.
1862 From New Germantown at 10 m Wednesday
BY Pottersvlle and Unionvic
To German Valley by Up m, l2 miles
And back between P m and day.
1870 From Key Port at m, six times week. or often
the boats between New York and Key
By Holmdel and Colts Neck
To Sguankum, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and m day.
1871. From Tuckahoe at S p m Saturday
By Lower Bridge, Cedar Creek, Seave and
Townsend Inlet
To Cape May c. H., by IL m 20 miles
And back between and IL m day.
Proposals 10 leave in the morning. and return the after
Of the day. day to be named will be
sidered.
1872. From Philadelphia (Pa) at m Saturday
By Camden IN. J.) and the following places /:
Ellesburg, Fellowship, and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county, IN. J.,) by IL
m, 20 miles
And back between p and p m same day.
1873. From Cranberry at 8 N Saturday
To South Brunswick by IL a m, S miles
And back between m and p IN same day.
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HWh RENT, and possession given ON the LIST OF April
proximo, the story house street. south side,
near iath street Inquire Of Mr. Reed, next door.
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TrREE LECTURES "A course Of four lectures on At,ca
and Athens at the expense Of tho Smithsonian Inst-
pens at Caruss Saloon, on Friday evening" March IL
Tuesday, March ~; Friday, March %; and Tuesday,
Programmes Of the course be had the book stores
of Mr.. Fanck Taylor and Of Messrs. Taylor and Maury
Mar Ii--d4t
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KNOX WALKER Will practice law N the su-
d preme Court OF the United States, aad attend to the
prose uton Of claims against tho government Address
Washington, ID. g.
Ma l0--n
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HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK.-FISH MIDDLE
IL TON, " WHITE, beg leave announce their
friends and the public, that they have assumed the
ngement OF the large and commodious hotel corner Of
Broadway and Maiden Lane, known the Howard Hotel
Having much improved tho internal arrangement of the
house, pains shall be spared part Of the propre
tors TO give entire satisfaction those NAV favor us
with their patronage Mar 2~i0t
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Tickets $I0-halves Sb-quarters ~ 5O
Certificates OF packages of 70 whole tickets, 8l40
Do do rs half do 10
DO do Is quarter do IS
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates pack
ages above splendid lotteries, will receive the
prompt attention. and official of each drawing
Immediately after it is all who order from
Address J. L c. MAURY,
~ Agents for ]. W. Maury & Co., man.gers Aexandria,
Virginia. Mar IL
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WASHINGTON, March 2, 1919.

WASHINGTON, Marcn q, lS4S.
Gtaeral Taylor and the Propiso-Pa,ch.ng -Ap-
po,ntments, &c.
was told to-day, by member of Congress, that
General Taylor had been speaking TO some OF his
friends, and expressed great anxiety to have the
question OF government tor the territories settled
during this Congress and, further that he wished
the Wilmot proviso to be thrown out altogether.
This information current among members when
long John Wentworth offered tho provise in Commit.
tee of the Whole to the ndmen Of the Senate
vidipg protection for the territories The anti slavery
me assure defeated by a majority OF seven votes
Several free soers slipped through the teers in thu
negative. Subsequently, tho aforesaid Senate amend
ment adorned with little dments-one Of them
continuing in force the laws Of Mexico abolishing
slavery the territories and another striking
the words territory west OF the Rie Graude"
destroy the limit Of the laws be put in force When
. taken, on adopting the patched. up amend
only twenty three votes and they rejected the subs
tute II the Committee Of wsys and Means only
amendment, offered in that body by Mr. Walker,
was finally voted on and rejected-yess 1oO nays ia
The Southern men favored the proposition. aud the
free sosrs opposed 1t So there no hope now tn It
the will be- afforded any laws during the ex
piiipg moments Of the session.
! learn, from semi official authority, that General
Taylor has ead that man, whose private reputa
tiop there 10 blemsh. shall receive appoint
Dent 10 Office At his bands So few OF the hungry
ptctants who might be Iamed will stand no chance
whatever
Col I,aac Muproe Of Bslti mora. Col. James Watson
Webb, Of New York Mr. j. C. Wright, of Cincinnati,
Mr.. Gallagher, OF Richmond, MIR. Bro~nlow. of Ten
nessee MIR James Brooks Of New York, MIR. Fuller OF
the same city among tho EDITORS nov Ia Washing
ton; General N p Talimsdge, General Joseph Bates,
ofTexss; ex Governor Kent, OF Maine Hon. Andrew
Stevenson ex Governor Payne OF Vermont; Cover
nor Pratt, are also here. @.
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MARITIMR lNTELLIGENoH.
Arrived.

Arrived.
The IL MSsa
% s .1 Ss tss S T bsS
iem RIO transe BnEi about Dec so, jior New York.
g. hsHssa a.s - %s
sebhwh steamship Hermann hence for Southampton and
Fst1, shs A;svron Bu1t,g v',p.o day. with na.
niles Sns heavy GAZE: from the 'sS during ot r.
Whole tin .sh inst Peter 9ro.p. Of Copenhagen
ne ,ns aS,S II ~ s.'ps.y ssss
tTnI .dior antd Eenee fell from foretepsaii ysrs &
ri Z ss:y. p sd G " alta, =;
fehi hspthto citpelo steward. native Of sessns.
sssfS' @ S' ss. '; ss. r. 1ss:s.
Esland and Korieani. The anehorsdA At
BF S.. Ghs N.xEsr w.s: g. days will. :, ROT:
&c. hs. sess,oa Of gale. from
y. am, rs T
T,sl. GATE a Ion 90 -: ], 60 , Win brig Ass:
en- notion s s, Win scrs ne big
r s, M s's sst
,heIt provision; put In fer supp ss and 70 land
g h%.s cs "a 'Ss'. %
ss s 81 81. T i enc
T s sss GD:op "''A'n f'''''''
selIsnr.n, wa.sn Sleusss,er
schr !mprs tate. kintr scmsrfet, Mara
".
tetr ~: usCbontersin, Btsue Boston.
tehr Victor btry b. stop.
SolI Crut,n Chs,e. Boror.
scfr fmtlidtt. La, }, Boscn.
tthr IsteIla tkerw os q, Bott,r.
sehr ficn Roep ar, Osgood New Bedford
tchr stftfite 1btpas Ncsb New Haven, bsund 10 Vr
epis "
+ tthr Mrsrd Do. Parmeee New Baysn
81 lsIH p ,T s ~ f Ss.y si.'
PieI e1sr QuinittA,g -, ktrwieh.
sssow.
Paolet ip Hottrtuer Bpirsy from Iavcrpcel Io DAN
with q. dke, 10 " ot shull u Ainiprr-
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES,

RAIrnoRE March kary land sterling &c. b3o DAY. So
f25 do do e? E2 d. ST. E26O do DO 9 G60O do s0
EO $tvo Bait and Ohio Railroad div bonds sS;
5000 DIS do tS Si7W do do Sl000 do do SS 500 do
do 10 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad IN rs do do,
blmsH
BosTor March 3Brokers Bodrd-l6 shs Vermont Central
Railroad 66 do sb SO Reading Railroad l55 Is do 10 Is
49, a Bost.H and Frovdence ksiirosd S 10 oson Wor
oteer kAiosd do l6 Old Colony Railroad 7 10 Nor
wieh oreer kailroad N Boston and Maine Railroad
Wet,ein failrcad WA 90 io% % East Boston %
sI csnisn Scrip l2 $1,000 United States sizes 1852
Second Boord Mrch chs Vermont and Massachusetts, Rail
read V ~ do SCI 81 esern Railroad 1915 70 Reading
lt 81 Fifchburg Railroad 1924 Vermont Central
Railroad 6, East Boston Co. l3x Is do H. So $1,000
Resd Bonds GIN.
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WASHINGTON, March 3, Is

WASHING ron, March 3, 1873.
The Cabinet Council-Mr Walker and Mr. Mere
duh-Ant,cipated Trouble with the Senate, &c.
General Taylor's Cabinet Council lasted till half
past two o'clock. Nothing has as yet transplred
as TO their deliberations. 1t Is supposed the inau-
gural speech submitted to their consideration.
The General is now receiving calls.
Mr.. Secretary Walker pays his successor In
ofhoe, Mr.. Meredith. q visit this after noon.
very general Impression prevails tn at the Senate
will not confirm Mr. Ewing's nomination to the Post
Once Department. Itis know that many OF the whg
S-nsors opposed to 1t, aud they AIRY their
oppositisr, he democrats will join them This, of
course, 10 mere speculation. Ne opposition will be
offered to any Of TIE other appointments.
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gHIRTIETR CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
EVENING SkSSTON


EVENING sKssIoN.
WAsHISeror, March a 1s49.
Notwithsta ndipg the inclemenoy Of the weather
sBd III dreadful sste and condition Of the streets
every ooh and corr or in the Senate chamber was
piled at IN early hour by crowds Of ladies aud stten.
dant gentle men.
WI. corr p. RIrsxR
Bills for the relief Of the above named individuals
were taken up, debated apd passed.
MEDICINE
Mr. FINr. moved to take up bill to pay for mo.
dcine chest fun nshed to Cole mel Doniphsns regime
while in Chibuahua
Mr. DAVIS Of Miesssippi, moved to take up bill for
the soldier belonging to the fret regiment Of
MissiespIi Rnenen. who fought calamity and nobly
at Monterey, but who in consequence Of his private
affairs wac discbsrsed few days before the expiration
4" hs time Til, bill granted him bis bounty land.
that bill.
hr. JOHNSON, Of Why, the bill Is for the benefit
Of poor soldier, who Qauehter.)
MT BRErsr- hope the Senate will not take mp that
Jrrr DAus-why, Breeze,
taken up
J.,r DAus- why tn. bill might be passed while you
Ps,.n,sr Til. merits Of the bill cannot BE- die
e",seo upon motion to take up9
yfff, DAVIS hope the bill viii be taken up and
WIZ .,plsn it then and the bill Was taken up read
tLite times snd passed.
a 'uoesle was then had BY the friends of different
nijtt Of which ~ Wy IN 'H0
Nr. A1BhhIoS moved to take up
THk NAVAL APpRorsiArrop nu,
MT fuLEs, from the Committee en- Naval Ausirs
tfertd IN Amendment Restoring to their command the
twelve ere OF be marine corps who were dropped
der the If the lsst session. to hst
cops BY The bnnbsr of i've hundred men.
MIR ATBEETos fesisfe ed the anne nd ment became ths
necessities Of the service did not require 1t.
mir. HAMLIs opposed the anne ndment because he
considered It ubnecs~ary He read from the army
register TO 'how that August last out Of 90 ooSrs
In The marine corps 81 ssIc on shore etstiens and
st on the a1st December 48, there we're 40 OF %
Ulcers Of the corps shore He, therefore. deemed
u at marine ctfps, which allowed two thirds Of ts
thce to be unepssgtd could not require additional
sficvra
Mr. YrLsS entered int long explanation Of the
nature Of the corps aud the duties Of the on
Gers, Which not confined dsty ut sss but
opos snd, at ravy yards. &c, and argued that this
ineI.sts or rather Of officers and men, vss
ab, oiutsly required.
Mr. hAnsvs said that no rose to perform an unpIsa-
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styAs.in-s ar ship :, 2 ok.e- Robert mckay Lrda
duiat, Vim Dood', Coly, J Nj Ter A Ia, YIN Cullen
snc Th.n g. Essee sn th sesAs Jno cedy.
to,ht She hars: f.vA Ckrtez Miss ! MrNy' Mis-
SIN tfe reer.se. - ~'"''' -"
Loo pos-Psehe ship svtse.tnd-Mr " Abbott win sud
ekiidrp lov rnrfon ad LADY d.; keQuenn sna Wife
,esmns WIS espn mt trs Jps Hunter wifr Sootasd;
ma wv IN the stterse-ope " fant sjas '0 49,
bvthyooL.Pfet,t Sin srsn-Nis Nsrcc,. a,nv,s,,
Isi Nj bspi ck, 90; DR. Geo u.l,y Eoa ~ T,es s
son, dv; and $50 In the s,eefssc ~ ~ - ~c
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, MHrCh 20 III N.
There was rather doing in -four, while prices
II any thing, some easier to purchasers. The
chief faes continued to be confined to New Orleans
and Western brands Sales Of 0enssee wheat were
reported terms stated below. There very little
Offering and sales limited, without material
change In prices. Neal was dull. Rye was quiet, and
oats steady. Pork dull, and sales of mess were
made At decline Prime was nominal. There
change Of mt In beef Lard was steady. Groce-
res steady, with moderate transactions Cotton
sold 10 q moderate extont, without change In quo
tatiOne.
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TrssAury Notes Outstanding March l. 1870.
TRgAsuEY UsPARTMErr,
ReRisters Office, March l, 1S49 I
Amount ortstandisg of the several issues
hi, efier: $751; 81
Amount outsts Dding Of the ivue Of 72d
July 1916, per records Of this oacs :. lslloo 90
Amount outstsndibg Of the issue OF 2sth
January, ls47, rs per records OF this Of
NV T,Is$iVs "
s7o2e,lse 81
Deduct cancelled Dotes In the bands oftbe
accounting ofhcers; Of which Sl4260 IL
Under u esct Of 22d July, ls46, 50 $50
NJ der the act Of 2b,h January, lS47, and
fst0 undtr other acts 23,so0 90
81 COS .sss 81
DANIEL GRAHAM, Register Of the Treasury.
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Domestic Miscti lany

Tesgle Townsend, Of Snow Hill, Md, had both his
hands seriously burned short time snoe in endes-
voripg to servant girl from death, whose clo
thing was FIRE.
A man named Smith was killed In one Of the GOAL
mines, Pottsve, Pa. few days since, by large
piece Of slate falling upon him.
The jail Of Roanoke county, Va, was destroyed by
IRE few days since, caused by negro trying to burn
out one Of the Windows to make his escape.
There 90 deaths In Boston, for the week ending
Saturday last.
Several houses were destroyed by fire at jackson,
MlsB., IN the 10th ult.
William Weed murdered at Mount Harmony
Md, short time since by three negroes, two Of whom
William Ray and J. Gross, were arrested.
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DAt0,
Saturday morning, st Brooklyn, after protraoted
Illness, Mrs CHARLOTTE TILEsToN.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend her funera from the residence Of her
Their MIR. Thomas Tfeston, No. 1856 Broadway this a.
ter noon, at half. psst O'Clock.
At williams buTgh, on Saturday evening, March 8,
JULIA U. DuBos, sged 10 months, youngest daughter
OF Francis and Elsire Dubois.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from
her fathers residence, No 80 First street, South
Tenth
On wednesday, Feb %, MARTHA E. wife Of Thos
A. Walker, in the 81st year Of her age.
On Sunday morning, March 4, Of scarlet fever, SA-
nuEL Andrews, youngest son Of P. D. D. and Louisa
Davis, In the third year Of his sge.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral II the Of his father In Forty third
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues ct three
O'Clock p M.
On Sd inst, GILBERT G., youngest child Of A. and
Mary e. Bapta. aged one year and five days.
The funeral OF JosEPH N. LORD Jr, will take place
this afternoon (Mondsy at 81 O'Clock from the resi-
dence Of his father Joeph NJ Lord No Ss East Broad
way Tbe friends Of the family, and Of his brothers
In law. Oliver Tweedy and +. w. Edmo nds are
respectfully invited to attend
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Law inteIIiUence.

SUPREME CoURT THE UNITED STATES Feb. H.
Robert Hughes, Eeq. of Texas, admitted attor
ney and counsellor Of this court No. Al. Samuel
Vssze, appellant. VS.. Nathaniel L. Williams ct al.
The arsue of this contin ued by Mr. Fes-
sender for the appellant, and Mr.. Davies for the
appellee. t.rr
SUPREME CoyRr THE UNITED STATES Wednes-
day, Feb. %, 1S49-Cyrus LAYTON, Esq Of New York
apd Willism Grandin, Eeq Of the District Of Colum-
bia admitted attorneys and oounsellors of this
court No Al. Samuel Vesxie, appellant, vs. Nathan.
ielL williams, ct al The argument Of this
continued by MI. Davies for the ap oellses.
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Married,
On Sunday eveninA the Rev Thomas Armitage,
Nj ISAAC B. OsrRANS4ko Miss HELM J. EVANS eli Of
this city.
In London, on the 2sth Of January last, ANTHONY
SAMPAro, late Secretary Of Legation Of the French
LAKE., Of Warrington City, DC.
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Total. S235,000

This statement exhibits o great increase ever the
istu Q Of the three or four weeks past
The different he ads of department with the exoep-
ton Of Mr. w alker who performed he duty on Thurs
day. took leave CT tho gentlemen officially connected
with them 10. day
TIE Register Of the Treasury, Daniel Graham, Rsq g,
has resigned his Office. rhe chief Clerk Of the Blu
reaus Col Nourse will discharge its duties till the ap
pointme Ut OF u new Register b.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT--By and ,oith
the 0dulCe and CONSENT Of The Se,satc --Gustavus u.
Cusbman, of MsiR TO be con,ul Of the United States
for the port of Chagrs in the republic OF New Crane
da In the place Of Leonard Jones, declined. A Hyatt
Smith to Re attorney OF the United states for the dis
trict Of Wisconsin, In the place Of w. Sutherland,
resigned. Marcus Gaines, OF Virginia. to be consul
Of the United States for the city and kingdom Of TIL
poll. James l.. Edwards TO be Commissioner Of PEN
sors Roger c. Weghtmsh to be major general Of the
militia Of the Distric o Columbs, in place OF Walter
Jones' retig ned. John Mason, Jr to be brpader &c.
mel al, vice Weightman promoted Peter +. Wilson to
be captain of infantry, militia d. c. LAND OFFICES
Reeirers Henry w Palfrey New Orleans, vice Oliver
b Hill resigned Rufus Hewitt, Winsmso, Indiana,
Missouri. (pew offce) RSgister-Jscamish Seaman,
Milan. Missouri, (new ofice) Justices Of the Peace.
d C-Petrr N Pearson, Franklin s. Myer, and Henry
Haw, all Of Washington.