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The LAW. There is room enough above. bu
they are awfully crowded down below Is sa;d ~
have been Mr.. Webster's reply to one who asted
whether he had not better study law. ''''''
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" b. PALMER, the American Newspaper AGENT ia
the authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY spy in
c'es u BOSTON, New York, and Philadelphia and is
y empowered to take advertisements and subscrintons
at the same rates required by u.s. f'i''i'
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DIED.

DIED.
aged about "a. . ~ N"'haIhie butterheld,
In Clinton, La, March 3D. of cholera after an lros. &c
eight hours William Butterfeld aged about q 's Vi
IN st. louis Mo- March 5, Mr. Charles A. Boutee or-
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- MARRIED.
1o Tew bralntree April Sd, by Rev iona L. Estey Mr.
'onh FRESNO OF b., Miss Clara b. stone Of Haydyit
Partridge. o" " hls Jalieue
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w We are indebted tor JosEpH TRuMpULI. Esq
OF this city, for copy Of the "Alta California" news
paper, q March lst. Mr. Trunbull returned in the
rohe, Court; On Saturday, Thomas Davis was sent
common druukard. os. s1 'g'D Up
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School Teachers Wanted

rr,rIr =, "TIIUUI edcherS Wanted,
ne ochool Committee of the City of Worcester for m
~, aiming Teachers, will be in session on MONDAV th
Comm may o. Apr at two O'Clock afternoon, at the
examir Io Room IN the City Hail. for the purpose Of
esirO OF tne city Young Ladies who are qualified and
@ Oh engaging in such Schools can have an onnorn
hty by presenting themselves there at that time
April s. d7twIt amman EALbllp
u't"t Sec'y Sch Com
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Twenty Dollars Reward

w L be paid by the subscriber for evidence tho, hn
lead to the conviction of the person or nersnns S
es se ma Linden Tree about the LIST instant upon the
and about opposite to the intersection of eicste
ArrI q GEO. JAQUES
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DROPOsALs carrying United States from the
st day of July, 1885, 3Ot Of June, 1885,
MAsE, will be received Contract of De
paftnent IN the c Of Washington, until Goth Of
Juue 10 be decided by the day the and
and time herein specified, via tl5
a3 From Wa,sris - N ? M every day except Sunday
Burnham, Troy North Dlmonl, North Newbulsh and North
To Bangor, by 8, M, an miles
And back between M M and every day, Sat
urday.
CO. The object cars at walerse in each
decucn taking the through mail and supplying the insnediae
10 Walerie Bangor be Any oces
otherwise sufficiently supplied the bidder propose omit alto
gether
Proposals service Of above Water
vile, BY Unity, Troy, Dxmon Dixmon Mills, Newbugh, and
hampden % Bangor and back sir times week, connecting with
cars, also by might schedule -. ~
Proposals viii received service between waieve and
Unity connecting with day line No. Augusta, Bangor
times week each
Co Bidders will specify mode Of conveyance.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied signed
"The undersgned guaranty that IL
his bid for carrying the mail from be
cepted by the Postmaster General shah obligation
sureies, 10 perform the service proposedh f nt1
This should be by postmaster
other equivalent testimony that the property
and able 10 make good their guaranty. tsi.
The proposal should be sent 10 the department sealed endorsed
proposals No. - and TO First
sstant Postmaster General.
For the prob OF bids resulting from combination,
terms and conditions which the contract 70 be made,
last annual advertisement JACOB COLLAMER,
May l6-law4w Postmaster General
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THE UNTON.

insurgents and a. for Bavaria, the salvation oil that
country owing to the same Prusssn troops who liber
ated Baden The berators OF Baden are still in that
country where they will remain until the reorganization
81 the Baden troops shall be completed This reoTgan
zaon cannot OF course take place Ia the province where
place either in Wurtemburg or Bavara,nor in France
nor in Switzerland These are the points in Baron ku-
bers reply afesss aas
cosspIaAcY AT WARsAw.-A conspiracy among the
Polish and Russian youths at Warsaw reported by the
last again referred to- Many arrests had been
made.
EUROPEAN CoNoREss The Constitutional cores
pondence states that the arrival Of the Emperor Nicholas
Is expected at Warsaw The turn events have taken at
Eriurt has given rise 10 much discussion. There is
good deal 81 talk about European Congress TO be
yoked-it is said at Warsaw ~
aN Turkey.
CHAseE~IN THE MISIsrRY.--A letter from CONSTANT
nope, of the 10th uli., states that Fuad Efend
pected the 10Th from his extraordinary mission 10 the
court OF ST. Petersburg, the subject OF the Polish reu
gees. His arrival will cause change in the Ottoman
Pacha. will be dismissed, and Ali Pacha Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. appointed in his place. Fuad Efendi
will be raised the rank Of Pacha, and will be Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, in the place Of Ali Pacha. /.
Revolt In sauAos
The Austrian Loyfs steamer Africa had brought to
Trieste information OF rising against the governor Of
Samos. The Divan was about to send military force
under the command OF Pacha 10 assist the authorities
Miscslianeous Items.
Captain Austin was expected to sail from England ON
the 4h instant in search Of Sir John Franklin He takes
four ships with him. N
violent shock OF an earthquake took place at Ragusa,
Sicily. on the i4th Of April Many buildings were dam.
aged
republican movement has taken place in Iceland and
the Danish governor is reported 10 have been driven
away. The commercial monopoly OF the Danish govern
menl the Of it. Two steamers have been sent to
chastse the Icelanders.
A morganatic, or left-handed marriage, concluded
on April 10 between Prince Adaiber the son OF Prince
Albrech of Prussia, and Therese Essler the sister OF
sion to the marriages granted to the lady the title Of Mad
anne Won Barnim. By this marriage son of the prince.
seven years OF age. is legitimaiized
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Bamore CO.. (caimed by both Gittings and Buchanan

Prince Georges has been heard FROM and the delegates
Colonel Oden Bowie, F. A. Tucker. William w Hall,
L. H. Wyve, and B. Brooke. jr but which Of the can.
ddales they favor is not generally known There
points OF dispute however. IN the above table,
claimed by Mr.. Loves ftiends For instance, In Anne
Arundel there nine delegates elected and Colonel
Gitngss friends claim three OF the six which emit
lied st. Marys county also claimed for Colonel Cuttings
However, the matter will be definitely settled in few
days.
James L. Ridgey, esq, carried Baltimore csunty on
Saturday for the wing nomination. and w doubtless also
carry the city Next Mr. Ridgley the avor:te is Mr. Ro-
man. and the probability 10 that the latter will have ma.
oriy Of the delegates in the nominating convention which
will assemble at Frederick the 9Th Of June William
Clarke esq, Of Washington county, will be his PRINCIPAL
competitor in the other counties Mr. Rdgey will proba.
bly, only carry Carroll county, in addition the delegate. OF
Baltimore city and county Two sets OF delegates have
been elected In Allegheny county, and they will doubtless
have very warm time Of it.
The Methodist Protestant General Conference win adj
ourn tomorrow night On Saturday they passed re,olu
lion appointing commissioners examine Marshall Col
ege buildings, and, IL found suitable accept them on the
terms proposed, and In conjunction with the Pittsbup
Conference proceed to appoint and establish col
egc In connexion with the church.
The number Of deaths In this city during the past week
was "a, Of which number AZ under years OF aye
There is nothing doing in the Baltimore market 10 day
worth noticing.
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HAVE boon appointed agent sale OF three thousand
evergreen balsam and silver fir double and black spruce trees
with The ornamental and beautiful ah Also large number
OF the hardy Towering trailing aburs with
and new variety the speaa which forms ~ flowers sim
ar 70 the cockscomb, but beautiful light pink color
The trees will be taken warrant their growth
WIN be managed by experienced gardener and viii be sold
for 70
Trustees hc Of cemeteries and public grounds and gentlemen
who will buy number their grounds,
nurseries, have Is each, Ss hundred
The trailing abu,cs will be sold at 80 cents each these
reelnend flower ahundnnly.
TIM speas "a each. uaIcrs and
shrubs freely soil situation, and admirably
lated give great ladies who fond Of cuuvsnR
ering plants IN pots and borders.
bouquets. The win arrive by the 10Th OF April Il
An orders 70 be len and directed (post paid) 10
o. y. RocERs,s
Seed anil Agricultural Warehouse.
Ap T-law3w No. ~ Market street, Philadelphia.
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pOOks from London.-The Year Book of Fscts cr ,s,o
exhibiting the most important discoveries improvements 81
the past year IN the sciences arts. 1 vol, ie50 =
Pecrage Baoneage, and knighare Britain and Ire
Hsyers Perspective and Drawing Miniature crayou and
and 1850 (; IS wis. - -, '0'' ie'o, low,
Who's Who abrdgement for the pocket of nc p,;.
Book'nnd Royal Kaiendar; lsSO -
gans German and English Pocket Dictionary vol. 1850
seosner fpanish and English Dictionary 2 vols
euhners DICTIONARY Of biography Of all Ages
s'o1gnam Letter 70 sI James Graham, the Making and
lation vol n s'F's'. ''' ~'s''s" $50
Walkers Rhyminr Dictionary; 1 vol
ckmanr Gothic Architecture. vol many ensravnes Just
opened direct from London, with many Others, ~ ~
May 10 FRAkcK TAYLOR.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From oar Baltimore Correspondent,
RALrrmoRr. MAY 2o--s

4a @ 4@s BALTIMORE, May 20-5, p m.
The Democratic Gubernaoriat Conveation Strength of
Camddatss Prince Geoggs's DetegafssThs Whig Com
venfon M<thodist Protstaat Conference City Nor
taiity, &c.
The assembling of tho democratic gubemaoria Stale
conversion in this city Thursday next is already drawing
many strangers here and causing considerable hustle In
way Of speculation and preparation among citizens
The whole State has been heard from, except Calvert,
county and there doubt that Enoch Louis Lowe, esq
will have sufficient elect him the first ballot
The following is OF the complexion Of the
vention claimed by the friends or Mr. Lowe,
Love. Cuttings Mason Buchanan Howard
Baltimore city 9
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rRANoK TAYLOR.

III M. SMITH, Main streets, late
IL Of the firm Of PARKER SMITH, soicis early orders
hreshers particularly OF the
e and fan attached lie has ready made the usua variety
chimes, treshers and powers sma
fms his
alo, the celebrated Bsmbrourh much
sought re In Maryland and Pennsylvania particular
attention his patent SO superior 10 any
other the twice the He particular
hreshne machine repairs, particularly Par
ker and by Parker and Smith He will repairs give
satisfaction New OF spikes be small
making machines, now inferior from wear, equal 20 new
FOR same, and chains for chain horsc powers.
RfoHnorp, Va.
May 7--w6w
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90 NotccA meeting Of the citizens Of the 7th ward,
vensd public choolhouse 9th street, resolved that
meeting Of the ward be held the
place Tuesday evening" 2t o'clock for the
nominating Offices Of Mayor, Board of
Aldermen, Common Counc and Assessor be elected the
next municipal elections; and the meeting adjourned 81
W. AsHDowN, Chairman.
Pm. PKARsoH, Secretary. May q
0 Public Meetinx.-At request number Of citizens,
Man. address the public the subj
ofudca reform, front Of the Patent Once O'Clock We'd
nssday evening, May - May2i-
90 w. r. Bayly presented 60 the voters OF the
Of
the BoaId Of Aldermen, and win be supported by -
May n MANY VOTERS
regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No will
be held Masonic Hail. and III O'Clock,
this evening as Msy Punctuz attendance earnestly
ed and Ill brethren In good standing alernay invited
Nay G. A. scHwARZMAN, Secretary
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aE Art Of Dress Making, by Mrs.
plain directions In simple language London 1850 Price, IL
The Berlin Wool Home Opera Cap Receipt Book by Mrs
Bsynes vol, engrayings London, leJ0-1e cents.
Mrs. Balett's Guide Paper Flowers vol
enRravngs. London, l650--37
Useful and Ornamental Knitting by Miss Lambon VOL euss-
wings. Bondon--50
Mr. Mees Companion 20 The Work Table, being
Knitting netting and crochet yol engavng
81
M Gauran Crochet Receipts for Bonnct. Roots Bags sc
vol. London-62 cents
The Book OF Knitted Lace. London-25 cents.
The Knitted Lace Collar Receipt Book engavnes. London2
The Eagle knitting Rook cents the cro,chet Collar Book
Crochet Baby Book, Crochet Doyiey
Book 25 the Illuminated Book OF Needle Work,
Owen and the Countess Of Wiona with
just imported from London by
May IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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0HE H.adred and Fifty Dollars Reward Ran away
from the subscriber Saturday night 18th May
negro Alfred otherwise Alfred Clark. He called
Albert, and
Alfred about 70 ~ years age about FIVE
inches IN height stout built and muscular dark
rntbsr pleasing dark will
the fArs when spoken quick In hs plausible
manue His eyeIashc (Which IL remarkably
han usually In His
bowed than me len i.sspposed he has taken
dark ock shirts
well a. other domestic under clothing.
win give so reward for his apprehension Of Co
umba eio0 taken IN Of Maryland
o. hs STATE and lodged In amy jail that him again
All reasonable expenses viii be paid.
3. p. FRANKLIN
Aifed purchased by estate Of Colonel cawr
OF Prince 0eorzer county, with,
out The least Il
WAsufxoros CRY, May 90, 1850.
May 2i--3ysw3w
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o,ncr ., coxn.noss. OF Pvsuo BgnDpa.,

CEPARATE sealed proposals will be received At this
~ once until the 2h Instant inclusive, for the following
scdbed labor and mseathat IL for sxeavang and
moving the surplus earth nom the around the Capitol
depth ofcuin& determined by
probably be from u ~ inee II win be the
low grounds sout Of the Capitol II win
required that the shall be early period aer
continued with such
dsemed necessary the progress paving, &c.
Also for delivering and spreading the bed Of the pavement
amer covering The quality Of the gravel and the
ing and grading H. must be under The direction and approval OF
snperinte ndent appointed for that service
delivery paving sone sucien to pave
shout 1900 superficial yads specimen Of the kind and quality
Of which Office, which
paving Pennsylvania Bids will be considered for NIL
portioa Whereof
price per yard excavation and
fos the svene be measured and computed engineer
superintendent
Nay sI-dsd IcSATIUs MUDD
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On Saturday, The instant WILLIAM FRANCIS aged one
year MONTHS Commander WM GARD
NEE, u. g. N
On sunday night instant after illness but four days. In
the 2lss year Of his age, JAMES N. FITZPATRICK y
friends and scquainances invited 70 attend his funeral
his father JoHH FITzrATncx, south
street, Capitol Hill, Tuesday, alst inst, At O'Clock m
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state The price Tor additional
the above -four estimating nj 900
On furnished by
Blank FORMS other description printing broad
side the above each boadde be
page.
II expressly understood charge descrp
lion win be allowed The prices bid for printing and in
clude MI contingencies and
The department the right description Of print
ing which may properly be called shook pamphlet work.
cued by special
The bidders for printing viii accompany their bids with samples
quality Of the different kinds ofpape they propose furnish
May l1--2aw4w
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May 10, 1850
y executing printing this dong year
ending 1851, will be received until O'clock D M
18th day Of June next Those unaecompand by Satisfactory
All stationery be very qualify
samples OF the principal articles OF which, such qu
ac pens lead pencils knives ink Ac must accompany
the retAn such samples, and or The the pee
stated in Offer them, ~ s option. No bid win
and quality required for the department. s
Each proposal signed BY the individual o. firm making
and must specify price, and I price, for each and every sI
be furnished NJ the lowest market prices
cordng quality Blank forms for proposals viii be furnished
tho department persons applying FOR them and as without uni
viii be taken into consideration unless substantially agree
ing herewith.
paper different descriptions required The
the printing will be furnished by the contractors The department.
the ONCE ordering IL 20 designate the Kind Of paper and yp
whether otherwise and the number sheet when
the OF article will admit gilmore Than
Each will be bid for and decided separately and all
other things being equal win be assigned 20 the lowest bidder
embraced In and each bidder may have one
him. shall take all such classes forfeit
his right any portion OF the contract. 4gt ".
the arieies to be furnished and be
quality and delivered without delay when ordered and
satisfaction Of the head Of the Office for which they are re-
The department right ordering greater
less quantity OF each and article contracted o as the public
service may require
and In failure supply the arces or 20
his surees shall be liable for
The subjoned specify nearly be DONE the
amount quality and description Of each Of me kinds OF auces
work thai will be wanted.
0It being mpraccable precise description Of the
qualify Of various kinds Of printing bidders referred
samples in the different offices for specimens Of the general
~--S- z " n
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rELreRApnlo RE poa rs ron Tnr UNION
Condition Of the Nosihsrn Mark,f,, &c.

CONDITION of the Noffhfrn Mdrksfs, &c.
PHrLADgLPaIA, May 2U-2. y. m.-Thc re De.o, N. an.
nounced celebrated all the Catholic CLUTCHES YES.
erday and the attendance very large daring lie d9y
fall prices The H1ur market Is rather heavy. and bsvs
no sales ofany tnpor ance No change IN prices Grain
been sold al abou, Saturday. prices. Cotton /. heavy and
no afxe Transactions have been reported Groceries and
provisions in good demand and fair operations Whskey
10 duh, WITH god stock '
NGw YoRK, Way 2o2 p m SALES OF new loan n, n dc.
clue Of Penn.yiyania s. have advanced ! Sales Of
OF wheat at w i1s Corn Is heavy without arse
sales 10 change The cotton market Is easy with fair
generally - quiet
Lgir from Bpsno, Aws
Bosros, Msy y -Ihe batqae Uodine, jar arrived from
Bnenos Ayfss, Msrohs, rcfors two hundred vessels in
British merchant Of Bocnos Ayres had been nsuIted by
french party IN Montevideo and the English adm raj
Reynolds. had gone tiie'c % demand redre.
STEAMER on Fire
CLEVELAND, May IS Tho steamer American from Buff
boilers. when within about five miles OF ri. port she
eached her dock about " o'clock, and by hs aid OF the
fame, were extngushed, after working about three
she leaves this morning. to her regular trips en-
the Buffalo and Ssndnsky line.
The fire confined hold in the vicinity of her
boilers.
The Steamer Josphins Lott ].
LOUISVILLE. May 49, I'VE have Just received despatch
from Nashville, stating that the Josephine stuck
snag Ia The imbehand river between Nashville and
Csrksvie and sunk No lives loL The boat and cargo
a total loss. Not Insured
FIR IN Dallas, Liaois The Cholera
ST.. Louis, May lathe blaming mill and dis,iery Of
RoIesop & Hughes 10 Dallas, Illinois, were destroy ed by
IRE on the 18Th, Loss $4,000. Injured Cor SO 900
There is no cholera here, in ST. Louis.
Fatal dccident. Mwderys Lyaehsd
81. LOUIS, May l7.-Three men. VINO were engaged In
cleaning vault last night M into H. and were smother red
10 death.
few days since, negro man and woman who had
confessed TO the murder OF Mrs Allen their mistress at
Liberty Landing, were taken out by the neghbors and
hung.
Small Por Anong the Euigranfs
ST.. LOUIS, May ia gentleman Just arrived from
Council Bluffs reports the small pox among the California
emigrants. Six had died OF the disease.
The Struggle for Mbertv
ToRoSro, May 1.-THE petition for preparing an adj
dress 70 the British Queen, praying for the
Canada, was defeated In the assembly to-day,
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BIZ GREEN & rAsTET. Aues,one.r..

pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATEs-By virtue
decree of the circuit District
ting in chancer for the county Of washington and passed in
wherein Elizabeth Ford complainant and Peter
ministraor Of William Ford and John NJ Ford defendant
shall TO se public auction highest bidder
at O'Clock, May a. Of Lot No. j.
No 2 on which erected comfortable two story and attic brick
dwelling house, with back building, &c also the half
lot No. In said the Of 18th
and fronting the ALSO the time place,
No g. in eighty and the south half Of L.
No. ls3 unmproyed.
Terms One fourth Of the purchase money paid
cash. the balance In six twelve eighteen, and
The purchasers give bond with security bearing
Title believed 10 be ndispumbie a
g. WILLIAMS Trustee.
fef te9 GREEN l. TAsTET,
May l-3aw3w&ds Ancioneers.
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A SMALL FARM WANTED.-A person wishes 70 purchase
farm conang from IS % 90 land three
TO miles from the CAPITOL other
requires that there shall be farm house and
ing the place, and would wLimpoved land
string TO sell such farm meet purchaser by leaving
the Union Once COUNTER shifting the location giving description
Ap 26-6t
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On every other description paper designated above,
but 10 be by the Office ofdering whether circulars
s,ructons waran forms, returns, &C, specified IN the
first paragraph. for
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TOR sale or exchange for property An near the
city OF Washington 626 farming
Lewis county, State O. Missouri, located OK miles
houshng TulIey aud Canton, Mississippi
bon ed the north by waconda which empcs
mississippi near Tuey the south the leading
from Tuey Ciasco, an Scotland This
Of highly cultivated farms and selected with great
for brother deccased
uhny IL lies beautiful rolling prairie, with considerable
tom land and WOOD and Astounding
The title perfect and all paid present
so $40 lying In Bexar State Texas
eatbank OF the Leona the
tary post Of Camp Gac The country saubry
great beauty and fertility and rapidly settling
trous immigrants.
For further particulars apply
CHARLES DE sELDTNG,
Maya No. Todds buildings, Pennsyyania avenue