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NEW BOOKS just received ss Taylor q Msury's
" Bookstore, 9th
Volume 2 fiildreths United States.
southeys Commonplace Book, No q
History Of the American Bible Society, vol svo.
Lyel's Second Visit to the United States
Cheap edition ga eents) Of "Lady Alice" the New
The Maiden Aunt-a story Of =. NJ.
Aug5
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a plalts6ug BarraeEs, Plalis6urg. Nsv York,

III Piaftsb1g Barracks, Plattsburg, Neu York
rs barrels q hssh supsraas aour
IS bushels Of new white field beans
POUNDS pound: q s ssoa 1 nsa sea Sw candle.
40 s saSas. q q GOOD s sssn S ae salt
y. Al Saekstfs Haroor, Nsv York.
a 15S barrels barrels 81 Of pork pork ....,a0. so.,
iio bushels o Of ' new ~E ns" held dI bean.
,lS2 pounds Of good hard soap
% bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
oneaI on ist 1855 remainder in all October 1885,
at Fort Ontario. Os.Ssgo, New York.
ls s S BARRELS q 81 f ess super1ne -four
IS bushels ofnew white field beans
u bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
oneha Of June 1850; October
At Fort Niagara. New York.
IS s barrels ssI.si: Ct Rsss .upsraas nou.
S bushels Of new white field beans
pound: 9 sssa ssIs i ssSs candle.
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
on ist Of June 1850 remainder in all October 1880
Al Detroit Barracks, Detroit, Michigan.
ass barrels ssIssi: Ct e. S Essa .psrns aou
10 bushels q new white field beans
i, ssa pounds pounds. Of good hard ard . SOAP
% bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
oneha on Isl Of june 1850 remainder in all October IsSo
Al Fort Grasiot, Michigan
+ b5 barrels OF
lbs barrels Of ffesh superhne -four
IS bushels Of new white field beans
S76 pounds OF good hard soap
3S pounds Of good hard tallow candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar as
Onsha the LIST Of June, 1885, remainder in all October 1850
III Fort Mackinac, Michigan.
IS barrels of pork
l25 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
SIS bushels Of white field beans
676 pounds Of good hard soap I"
3ss pounds Of good hard tallow candles
IA bushels of good clean dry fine salt
30 gallons of good cider vinegar s
1850.
AZ Eoxt Read, Zn..f Ste Mare l1ichiann H.
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sbinet edition Tales. A, one vol.
Rsssea Vicar Of Wakefield Exiles OF Siberia Paul and
Virginia, Gulvers Travels, stemes Sentimental Journey
Ouuno, &C. -
Waycry Anecdotes illustrating popular characters
cidents IN the novels and
don. TAyI.OR A marry.
JuneM Booksellers, 9TH street.
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|, Madame de Maintenon- -Fraser's Magazine
Lays Of Scottish Caralers--Dubln uulversity Mag
3, Supernatural BeInrs--New Monthly Magazine
4. Hartley Colerdge Transcript. nNt Nni
s. BY sea and Land 10 California Gen Smith, Mormons-
Commercial Advertiser Rochester Democrat.
q. Chiidren-Mrs. H. Beecher. Stowe. 4U
Z. From the Gray 10 the Whtes--Chamber's Journal
T. Massacre Of 81. Bartholomew Dublin Univ. Mag
o. Last Moments Of Taleyrand--New York Evening Post
10. The last Bourbon--New York Evening Post.
~ Closing Years Of Dean Swif's Life-Dub Univ, Mag
Y Meyills's New Work, Mardi-I.erary World,
u Austria In her nav Development Spectator.
H. Russian Movements Examiner ift
Poetry Fleia Gray; Two Missionaries Ichareed Thee
TO Remember; Desert Sand In an Hour. Glass; My Own
Place; Lines on Life
Short article Mr.. Dyee sombrel Lunaey Gaze.
WAsHIsaros, DRo. %, 1916.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted TO literature and
science which abound In Europe and In this country this
has appeared 10 he most the useful II contains indeed
the exposition only Of the current literature Of the English
language bur this by s immense extent and comprehen
son includes porTatnre Of the human mind in the III
most expansion Of the present age.
" t'tf , j. O. ADAMS"
Published Weekly at Six Dollars per single nos
~ cenis-by Il. LirrELL CO., boston
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pRoPOsALs FOR pRINTINa.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the Pension
- Office until the 20th of the ensuing month"; for printing
thousand copies Of the Pension Laws in force To-
geh with the constructions placed upon such by the War
Department Attorney General and the forms necessary
be followed by applicants Tor pensions under the several
laws and the bounty land laws together with the
ry for apple therefor Tor the al the Pension
Office. The work be executed good paper Of which
sample will be furnished application al the Pension
Office. The book will not exceed hundred and ftfy
pages he printed long primer type and each page to
contain two thousand and eighty ems The proposal must
state the price per printed page, include composition,
press work. paper and folding stitching without
The bids to be enveloped, and endorsed Proposals for
printing J. T.. EDWARDS
an H-w4w&acp Commissioner Of Pensions.
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From the BALTIMORE American.
LATER FROu BRAZIL.

LATEh shOm nAaA Ill.
fhs nar9us onole Cap. stump, srIisea ~ ~ ~, LII
port ysstssaay rom no &c yaheiro' wnsncs sne SAL
Cd on the noth februsry ue are inaepsru +" I'm
m<rcisi friends Tor the following extracts ioA e'e'
dated IL 4
Kio DE JAsEiRo, FEB ~,
There : 10 change to note IN our marss,. . Sonss
sells at 3ID00a3ll00 most all ordinary This years
crop will probably fall short 81 that of 1877 by some
serenfy 10 niasfy millions Of pounds, or 100000
bags the accounts from the Interior to be relied
on and all agree very nearly. There freighta
o6zrnr 10 tlc United States. even ii 80 cents per
"A th,re Z no telling hat the vessels now in
poT viii al. There Is not single vessel now load
m Tor any bari al the United States little Coffee
r.o[s N fhan th~ cod here an hoard. SStss = 55 3
&C.,. e rin,r csn.;as ronr;up IN ON our gInt-
ia IA drorr-.sd market Ma estimated stock In
r.t hans now I inward Of AZ 600 hbls and in sec
~ /. "a h,n. "a f.an M, = Richmond CITY Mills
49,, - ssS Z. ya,uInoa ,5,aol' Columbia i5lOOO
~ S.,tsss "a liz h,',s II I4a l4ll5O6 per
~, u sSss;, a.. sss;,.s s,a,,. pernambuco are to
the s5th uit when Flour was without demand, the
notn,na, fetan Ps'se oe,ns ~ ~. IL ,nc,, No.
for hisnn.ana At nah'a, 49, ,,,,,;r., - ,snao
aooa. ooo ools ano a"o ,s u;'h,a Mnpn
Ter Baltimore ana lfoo ior msnmana a.,,.a.ua
sideo 18th nlt The stosk an all naids was estimated
al luum ools ana no uenaha -, -, 49,
81 ~ !. M. iat s,is 2, American Flour
r a. r n IL h,ro,s /, ,,tl from Baltimore on
W. s'.s y, ~ ~ n II J 1 x. Xxi
W. ~ slso 'debrd 70 a. e.t.smed friend for The
1le y s''I ,ssr s,o, p, Ss,sd o,h Eah,v rom
phs ~. y. ar n osred "..conn, af ths ,ns,
, ~ M ~. se ~, ,Ss "a lsrch
w.. M mi, ~ ,.as ,hs
scene o mos, 1looay oewesn i ,h
~ ~ an,s nayty IN which he latter Suffered
~ w Saa , ,y ~ sss ard Iah, h,,ndrsd
s - INA n Srsonsrs The ihsrals ware Total
defeated ai,sE nary ,s ~ VI ra
s T Wy os.i h u.sa Maa atahS
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Notice of the essablishmcnt Of tho Land
the state ~ Wisconsin,. III Ias h
pursuance Of h second section OF the sc Of Congress
entitled An act T enyng the location Of the land o.
fee In the Chippewa land dsrIc and es;sblshng al.
dltona land district IN e State ~ Wisconsin," approved
March 81 s4s which provides TINT For the sale the
public lands In the Territory Of Wisconsin, an additional
ud Office and land district hereby created Comprising
all the lands NOT included within the dsrict 81 lands sb.
eet 10 sale NJ Green Har Miwaukie OF Mineral Point,
which shail be called The 'Weuern Land Disrict" AZ
hereby declare and make known that he land ocr 90
created shall be locafed Wniow ST. Croix county
Gen under my hsud, at ths city Of vashiuston ihls
second day Of March anne Don,ini ov thousand eight
hundred aud forfy.uine JAMES r. POLK
BY the President; 7s
RicnANp NJ TocNo
Mar 9--lawisw
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/. prARsHAL,s SALE.

IN virtue 81 writ Of crI faras ire facias under Tie
lien law issued from the Clerks Once Of the Dsric; Of
Columbia for the county OF Washington and to direct
ed shall EXPOSE to public sale for cash, Wednesday,
the 10Th day ~ January next front Of the Ceurihouss
door Of said county al IL O'Clock, NJ the following prop
ery viz Five two story and attic frame dwelling honses
Square No 369 nthcety OF Washington seized and levied
upon as the property OF Syvanus Holiness and sold sat-
ses Ward ROBERT WALLACE,
dec l3-d;s Marshalof the District Of Columbia
nJ-The above sale mot having been COM
piled h viii Be resod, and sale take place the 9Th
day Of May next, the place, al " O'Clock, NJ
ROBERT WALLACE,
ap I0--dis Marshal 1.-THE District Of Columbia
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RATHER roo FAsr-,A FKENcHmas IUNsgesEp --oid
Monsieur Vandorer who lives Capitol hill, and 10 en-
gage In the humble vocation Of trading In old iron, and
older rags and who Is particularly noted for sanity Of
mind yesterday morning received acommsslon appoint
Ing him TO military station abroad, and signed BY the
player OF the trick "Zack Taylor"
"Voues ave de goodness for read dis for me Z"
The boy who addressed, did the old gentlemans
eye kinded Into blaze Of delight and unable restrain
his Joy he burst forth into aposrophe;
Oil General Taleurl de country honor you, yo no
nor me vd commission Won very great sen,ihomme Won
Aud he danced around the room as though he had JUS,
partaken Of a dish of frogsi
That he might appear 10 the best advantage he forthwith
prchaseda pair Of epaueites placed them his should
ers hung rusty rapier at his side anl like Yankee Doc
die, stuck feather IN his hat and called II maccaroniu
of he started TO the Presidents house for
on the way the boys (who not particularly noted for
their qeness) hdrraed, aud gave him the sobrigufs Of
Col Pluck He was so full Of good humor, that there was
room for anger.
What Is the matter sr," inquired serious looking gem
tleman, with white neckerchIef
II have Won commission, from the President, dams
chapeau and exulingly he held up the cherished docu
nlenf "voai yuilnr tst 4ttE8.N
Whether he gained admission to til. President may be
known By the Interested application the Son Of Erin
who stands a. Janitor at the Executive mansion.
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Gltp JnteIIiaellfe.

CIMcuIr Counr lin 1896 Captain Wilkes Of the Es
plorng Expedition, tried and found guilty Of illegally
OBTAINING marines pnsman, nabb, and Pencil, after The
efusa 70 perform duty, and imprsoning them in native
orr al Honolulu lie was fned $500 In each Of three
cases, andhad pay On appeal TO the Supreme
Court Of the United States the decision Of the Court below
was reversed On Thursday Captain Wilkes was put on
trial for malice against the above named marines Messrs
Pencil and Leuis PInkney De Hanon and Walker were
examined Witnesses for the plaintiff Mr. May appeared
for plnsman. and Mr. bradley for Capt VINCE
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Treasury Department, March 10, Is4s.

Treasury Department., March 10, Is49.
PURSUANT to the provision collaned In the first section
/ Of an act Of Congress entitled San making appro
priations for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of Govern
ment for the year ending the ihreth Of June eighteen
hundred and fy, and Tor other purposes" approved
March lSi9 hereby give notice that the principal and
interest Of all such scrip has been Issued prior 10 the
first day Of July, lSi9 may be issued under the ninth
iion Of the act ofCongrsss entitled San 10 raise for
limited time additional military force, and for other
purposes approved February H. 1Si7 will upon the pre-
senfaon Of the the Treasury OF the United States
be redeemed aud paid the said first day July, lsie
and that all interest on such scrip will cease on said day
w, NJ. MEREDITH,
Mar l3-d2mif Secretary Of the Treasury
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CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER,
John PuRDY has just received and he's for sale the fol-
u lowing aciicies - sss- I8 s t.4
Mahoganes of every thickness, from yeneernS 10 hand
railing, and newell posts,
Birds eye and cured maple,
Walnut aud cherry, NEft
Poplar Of every thickness, 4
Ash and oak, H3 h t5l9te AH
supply Of seasoned hitepne PANEL merchandise, Sc
lect siding and common cnils
with general assortment Of North Carolina and Eastern
shore pine I'D
Also supply Of calcined plaster and cement
10 Daily expected two vessel loads Of coal
an l6--rod6t
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steam Engine end Pumps for Dry-Dock,
4 &. New York. t@

Steam Engine snd Pumps for Dry-Dock,
+ New York.
BUREAU OF rAaps AND DooRs, 3oth March, 1919
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Steam
y Engines and Pumps for the Dry Dock at New York. -,
will be received fs ONCE until IL the Is; day Of
May next, for constructing, delivering, erecting and put
ting in successful operation, at the Savyysrd a; New
York, engine and pumps capable performing the
work required in pumping out the Drydock said engine
and pumps to be Warranted by the builder to perform the
work within tile time specified, and to operate success
fully for the term Of one year afer completion. II tS
Particular specifications Of the work lodged with the
Navy Agent III New York-the commandment 81 tie Navy
Yard there and the Engineer o. the to either Of
whom TO this Bureau persons DESTROYS Of Offering ars
referred Cor copy, which request win be krwarded by
mali general plsr Of the engine be the Dr.
Dock once
Tne time 70 complete the whole work Will be the fry. Of
JanneEy, 1850 sgHti g los SMITH.
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CRIMINAL CouHr.-The Court was opened O'Clock
yesterday morning. when the Judge sent the deputy sheriff
for stealing the Government Jewels had come TO q decs
ion Mr. Woodward returned saying that Of the ju
remarked that the judge might adjourn the Cou until
Today Monday week, and not wait for them, II
probable they would soon upon verdict Under
thrss circumstances adjournment Of the Court took
place until this morning at len o'clock Al thar time the
Jury will have been out about foriytwo hours II 10 said
that time works changes; but time has worked change
in the declson ofjurymen they still stand, hang, five
for acquitta aud seven for conviction.
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Treesufy Depertmsnf, Arril 1 9, $40.

DYe "a sctsou o. the act Of The 81 March last entitled
ID Au act 70 provide for The settlement OF the accounts Of
public cHcsrs and oihers who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions OF otherwise in MeS
co., II enacted "that where questions arise In respect
TO he rrfundlng q daiss cosetsd IL Mexico he
lection was Improper orhe penalties wronFy enforced
the sArne shall be ered for the decision 81 NE Secretary
Of The Treasury who 10 hereby authorized and required 10
pay, nndsr az sson q shs rrssidsns p ne United
trlbuons such sums 10 may be defernined rs him to
have hsen Improperly levied nr imposed contributions
nspessrfnts, Of penalties" llt " N Il VI IN y.
For TIE information Of calants under oithe
ac, notice Y hereby ysn that ,his Department viii
SIh he character and .Eonnt q he eonribuilo assess
claimed: where, when and wherefore the contribution
asssssmeut OF penalty Impossd and to whom paid
The acpllcuton 10 BE- verified BIZ the oath 81 the claimant
soro6drssd BY the evidence ofone o. more snsersssd
crsdibe and b by the certificate
Of ~ proper accounting ocer that the cdnbuiio n
rss d 1Snslfss ssGedlo hsys been Improperly wrong
fully sd Il psSed hsvs fsen duly accounted for and
paid ever to The sasrry " the United States b. sther
a'd dssurssrsna o. osp's'''s W. M. MEREDITH.
pis--sa~2w sssrssau sfshs Treasury.
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CARD.
A CARD.
W. G. SNETHEN, Attorney and Coun-
SellOr at Law,

DEGs LEAVE to announce to his friends and the pablo,
ID thai his connection with the National Wing, FITS sole
Editor does interfere in any with his proes.
sionai engagement He will be happy to,stfend TO any
law agency business eiitrised TO his care
WAsHIaoToN, 23d April April 23n
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NOTICE 40 EMIGKANTs FoR OREGON,
IN CALIFORNIA, OR NEW MEXICO, DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM THE UNITED STATES The
following regulations will In Issuing and
n,niiion, under the resolution Of Congress- approved
March I'd, iese. ti-4ssl f8F f5
Y l. Each applicant send to the War Department an
adayIt thai Is his bona fde Intention to emgate Ore.
gon or California New Mexico the case may be
and mus, state distinctly what arms and ammunition he
requires. a.6iG
On receipt OF any application and affidavit above
stated, sufficient supply Of the and ammunition de-
ssnated By him, to and equip each applicant may be
delivered 10 him his Order payment Of the there
of Provided the government has such and the
can be sold without dstrmen 10 the public service end
not then the applicant may receive such other and
ammunition a. he shall select, upon the conditions
Arms and ammunition Furnished az above will be de-.
vcred to each applicant his authorized agent Al the
nearest most convenient arsenal where the arms may
be- The place Of delivery desired BY the applicant should
be designated. GEO. w. CRAWFORD, +
80 s5.,t ~ Secretary OF War.
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BY TEIE Q RAFH.
Correspondence q dc National whIg

"a at BALTIMORE, April2I--6 r. M
The barque II. II. Douglas, In 40 days from Rio,
has arrived at Hampton Roads, brings dates from
The former place 10 The 18th ult. Her Captain ar
rived in Baltimore discovering in the Norfolk steam
er He states that about thirty vessels from different
ports bound TO California had put Into Rio for wa
Ter, repairs, &c.
The Jane Parker sailed from Baltimore on the 9th
OF January and arrived al Rio the lth Of March,
making her passage In As days. We learn that the
"Trip rather rough but that nothing Of an
pleasant character had occurred with the exception
Of Of the sailors having accidentally fallen over
board and drowned. The passengers were all well,
and In good health and spirits.
The little clipper built pilot boat Eclipse arrived
out from Baltimore on the 25th Of February after an
unprecedented short passage Of 80 days. She took
In fresh waler and sailed agan the FIRST Of March.
e The Jane Parker was taking In water, and was
preparing 10 sail again when the Douglas left having
then been in port four days.
Every day brought new arrivals Of California
bound vessels
All were enjoying good health, and In fine spirits
The advices by The Cambria have unsettled our
markets, and made holders Of bradsinfts advance
their prices. Howard street and City Mills -four Is
held now al ST. 60 Ia A sale Of Red Wheat today
at l06 cts. Corn is also improved. No change In
other articles. Very little doing in anything.
Stocks stirring. Sales of $1,000 U. 8 6's Of 1865
at LIZ liz,
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80 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE,

sfAin II saiiss fran the City hints, for SIS per
TRACT Of land Of IS acres with log house there. a.
~ erected IL for sale at the extraordinary low A
price cfsl6peT acre situated about miles from the Navy
fard across the Eastern Branch bridge the Good
Hope Tavern There fne wood psr Of IT, plenty Of
good utsr and several beautiful building sctes command
try; location extrsordinary healthy The whole Of the
land could be easily brought under cultivation besides
With little expense Plenty Of chestnut the land TO en-
ciossk Title ndsputabe Whoever wishesa srenf bar.
rain will Gull Immediately al the Office Of the National
tYAix MI As ap 2s-3
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"A money On pppiysE a, this once, proving properly,
and paying expenses Of This ADVERTISEMENT he owner can
havsM 2t-April ~.
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cARUsI's SALOON.

W. 01-TI IN TCAHUSI'S HALOUNs
WEA~ Es>E,GSCEH~ N E-S
CARUsI has the honor 10 announce, that the cele-
IL. bration Of tile annual
"MAY FESTIVAL"
Win he held at the Saloon Tuesday the LIST Of May
The most ample and decorative arrangements will be made
the occasion both Of the splendid Saloons will be
thrown open for and dancing The parents and
guardians Of his pupils respectfully requested attend
with them Ladies' who mny not receive their cards of in.
viation In time will please send their aud place Of
residence 10 L. @. al the Saloon. an 2O-eo3t
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FIRsT APPEARANCE OF SHusTER Ar THa WAsnINoros
sAHIn 1885, Il appears by the records Of ths Criminal
Of the hotels valued twenty dollars
lie found guilty and sentenced TO the peniteniisry
District Attorney, entered aoe prosequ, for
deemed sufficient, and Shusler restored freedom
His wife eloquent IN his behalf being rather good ook
ing and carrying In her child for which she and her
husband were In partnership With that ardent devotion
which then marked her she continued admins
ter far she could to the comfort Of Shuster until
accident 10 herself compelled her 70 return home.