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A SnalI Mistake.

The Washington Union says the contest for senator in
Ohio between Chase and the abolition Corwn, and,
in that of The case Mr. Chase " obtained a few dem.
ocrstio votes That either shows the ignorance of Major
Donelson his coonsss Mr. Chase received the entire
democratic vote. aud that vote, with the aid of few free
soil votes elected him lie did get from whg
(Ciaeinnati Gdsetts.
Major Donelson said so. His language was,
such abolition colleagues as Mr.. Corwin" Between
the election OF Mr. Chase and wing quite objection
able the OF The democrats understand given
TO Mr.. Chase as the choice of evils
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrIMoRE, June % IS, .

BALTIMORE June 23-5, p IN.
workmen have already commenced hitting up portion
81 Exchange building for the OF the post office, and
IN short itae will be ready. The building Is admifa-
bly, adapted for the purpose but the position Is hardly cen
trail enough the wants of the public.
The Magnetic Telegraph Company (Morses iine) VIII In
the course Of week from their present location TO
commodious accommodations ia the iron building OF the
sun Ihey have tour wires running directly the city OF
New York. and prepared business in the
most expeditions manner They have offices in New
York and Philadelphia for the greater convenience of the
public, and the more prompt delivery dispatches They
also expect to have two offices in Baltimore.
Murphy, another OF the party concerned in the murder
Of the Cosden, has been convicted Of murder in the first
degree
MARKRrs-Saes of 400 barrels Howard street -four at
81 06l Sales Of white at go 81 cents and yellow
at 80 cents Sales OF red wheat at 81 a IS cents aud
white 80 TO 90 cents. Whiskey, ~ % cents,
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AT THE ODEONI

living in the world for three days only
i Monday, Tuesday and Wedne.dayJune %, ~, and -,
Amon many the principal southern cities
all and medical gentlemen who
him, the curiosity the most remarkable us
d which have had knowledge Some Of the
Of Mr. Aon physical formation that hand
resembles the claw OF crab
portion OF ffh only
all The remainder Of his body is in good FORM and he
enjoys excellent health.
Is while of perssn, anxious
o. Nature formation Of Mr. Amons limbs pay
a GALL lie OF Rowan,
where his still reside. He % years
remarkably active and vigorous,
Mr. Amon viii be exhibited odson AZ and
Pennsylvania avenue from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
and from 3to ;, and at night from to 10 O'Clock
Abundance fee 25 cents.
June
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Hon John A. Wilcox is the Union candidate in the
district of Mississippi represented by the Hon Mr..
Featherston.
1t is stated in Of the papers, also, that the Hon
Mr. Thompson has accepted nomination for reelection,
and that be will be opposed by Mr. Nabors Of Poniooc
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Circular Instructions to Collectors and other Ocers
of the Customs.-Now Series, No. 30.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jur

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June Ia, 1851.
difference OF practice prevailing Of the ports of the
mode Of eyyng duties certain descriptions
imports where allowances to be made for deficiency
due acertanmen between the quantity Of the
article shipped entry, quantity
actually and landed becomes in order TO
uniformity OF practice in such prescribe the following
regulations government Of the respective collectors Of the
customs, viz;
quantity OF any imported article ascertained by
weighing gugng measuring the be- and the result
making the allowances dra leakage,
beaag prescribed in the 5sth and 59 sections OF the coec
March, 1872 exhibit deficiency in the
ty compared the like quantity described in the invoice
entry deficiency allowed by abatement Of the
duties appraised including the dua
bic charges.
The foregoing principle determining the
duties mporaons and mosse directed be refunded
by Of the dated The 9Th July and
10Th August, 1850
THos. CORWIN,
Secretary OF the Treasury,
lima
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DRACTICAI Remarks General Courts Martial by
Major Kennedy Judge advocate general, Bombay vol.
London.
and Forms OF Courts Martial by Major General
D'Aguar ] vol. Dublin.
and Proceedings OF Courts MaThal by Capt
Griffith, royal artillery vol. Woowicb.
Military Floggng by Major General Napier VOL
London.
Courts Martial and Military Punshmenui by Major Adye,
roya advocatei vol. London.
On Forms Martial and Courts Of In
our by "A Field Othcer - / vol. Dublin.
The Orders and Regulations for the Army vols Lon
don,
The and Regulations Regarding Army Ser
vol London
Regulations issued 10 the Army Matters OF
Finance / vol. London.
Prenderga on applying Officers Army;
London,
Also the Hart o'Ben, Macombe, and others
the subjects.
June "a FhANCh IhfLoh
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" ladies with Methodist Epsoo
public festival which viii be held
al Apollo Hall Tuesday June "a and contn
ing every evening the 9Th July great variety Of useful and
fancy articles together best refreshments Of the
will bo They respectfully
the public in this their first effort TO assist in
having he debt due their house of worship.
June 2l--dd
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NTANTEDA situation teacher, by graduate Of the Unver
Dublin, Ireland who will produce ample testimonials OF
ability thorough English teacher gentlemen
resident the noghborng States, and will besides necessary
branch
students the colleges unver
United Letters addressed TO D. W. Washing
city, ID. O., will be Immediately attended to-
lfupO - frns
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE BY ORDER OF THE oRPHANs'
CoIRT-On Thursday morning, Doth June at 10 O'clock we
shall sell at lately occupied Julian Monandon decease
situated on between 2h and 18th Streets all
his personal effects, consisting Of
One superior regulator, with quicksilver weights
bench, tools, and materials
of assorted French watch glasses, lathe
and silver watches, assorted lewehy
liant clocks, standing glass
rwoe excellent hair mattresses bedsiead
Tables, chairs plate safe
Bed apparel
of French books, trunks, &c.
Terms cash. Il. TRAvERS, Administrator.
DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Aucioneers
articles with the late Mr. Montandon
repair call the administrator
erty, pave and take the
of-d
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DNGLIsH Reports N LAW and Equity-Containing Re
IA ports in the House Of Lords the Pnvy Council, the
including also Bank
rupcy Edited by T. H. Bennett and
Chauncey Smith, esqs Published Boston Price $40
TAYLOR a MAURY, Agents,
JuneQ Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street
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DIED.

board the Fremont Sunday the 9Th Of
April Rio Janeiro Cali
Mrs MARIA c. McLANE wife Of ALLAN McLass United
navy, daughter RICHARD Bhour Of Phladel
II will be comforting her friends know that her ncah
life had and happy She
wi buried at Valparaiso in the Foreign Burial Ground
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THOs. CORWIN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.

An act authorize Secretary Treasury permit
from North American TO ade unadea
places collection district OF the United States he
may designate
BE Senate and House Of Representatives Of TIC
United assembled That the Secretary
with the appreciation OF the President OF the United
shall be satisfied that similar privileges
extended United in
hereby authorized under such regulations he
fraud vessels laden
with the products Cpnaa New Brunswick, Nova Scotia New
nd Edwards Island, either
place within collection district of the
United which he desgnaie and such vessel
tene designated lade unade shall
with the regulations prescribed by the Sece
tay Treasury such vessel aud the
thereof shall be subject TO the penalties as
or this act had been granted TO ade unlade IN such
place.
Approved September 2s, 1850.
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Was
TUE Board of this day declared
dend profits Of the bank iu e hai
viii be payable 70 the stock
holders and after the Isl OF July ensuing IN s,,rru c
June 2t-eoJuf ND eMiist Sa~heh
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The President al Old Poiat.

NORFOLK, June % President Fillmore, accompanied by
die Secfciry OF the Interior and his lady, Mrs Hall, the
lady OF the Postmaster General. and MadHe Apolonla
agelo Hungarian heroine arrived safely at Old Point
Comfort yesterday.
committee of our citizens went down to-day for the
purpose OF inviting the President visit Norfolk aud
take of public Inequalities before returning to Washington
II confidently antic pated he will accept the invitation
The schooner Susan Bray, from Porto Rico for New York,
was spoken OFT the Capes OF Virginia on the 18Th.
The ship Fitzgerald OF and for Baltimore, from Peru,
came into the Capes on Saturday
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New ORLEANS, June I'll.

NEW ORLEANS, June Il.
portion of the democrats Of Mississippi have formally
nominated Governor Qulmun as their subernatorinl can
didate in the ensuing campaign. Ill
The steamer Pontiac was sunk at the mouth OF inc Al
kansas river a few days ago.
The steamer Niagara has been received and has
operated avoiaby upon the cotton market
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WINDOW sHADEs.-yus, received,

0NHNNSPNHENT WTNOVW SHNDrsst.-3"ff T'V'TF0"t NJ
subscribers, of the above beautiful
goods landscape gothic boques medaions with flowers and
plain erqusey painted the nest
style Of the art, and win be sold exceedingly low
1 buff white shade linens
| shade fixtures.
CLAGETT A DODsoN,
oil cloths
tea, table linens and ovelpus, door east Of
the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and sh street.
June 23-ifeo2v
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NOTICE Is hereby given that all accounts remaining
upon books Of the late firm of 2 H. HooE Cos
present will be made the 2st in
s,nn either by otherwise The
change which took effect the lst Of February
all accounts should be
closed at expiration Of the present half year. =
Juoe 24-2ysif HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
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THE Ergravings Of the American Art-Un,on for the
subscribers Of s5O received and ready for distribution
the agency -
TAYLOR MAURY's
June Bookstore, 9th u.
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NEW Books at Taylor & Marry. bookstore, near

Nv 9th street
Humbods Cosmos, vol paui Adventures on the river
Trenton FaIsilustrated; edited by N.
Civilization, Htoogy
pious POLITICAL philosophical The Young
ess; the Education of Circumstances.
June IL
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reported for the Union.l
Military Court Martial,

Colonel j. b. Crane.
Brevei Colonel ]. Plympton.
Brevei Major j. F. Lee Judge advocate.
j. M Carlisle. esq counsel for Colonel Talcot
Brevet Major General N. S. Clarke absent.
After the court was duly organized the isdge advocate
read the order from the War Department, to the court
The court was ordered 10 be cleared.
Upon the reopenng OF the court the Judge advocate
stated that it stood adjourned until tomorrow morning at
Q O'Clock, in consequence of the absence OF General
Clarke.
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A CARD.-CHARLEs DE SEEDING, having occasion to visit
Kentucky Tennessee, Ohio and the northwestern portion Of
Virginia respectfully inform the public that he
charge hts personal attention TO- all business
ntued Persons wishing collections made
desiring business be attended
pleased hands before the 18th Of
JuIy undersigned will meet with
r' sELDING wYLTE,
Law md Agency ONCE, 7h street,
lime o. 3nvtIbIuy opposite Odd Fellows Hall
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QULWER's Now Play "N"' >" Nv" - W
ID comedy in FIVE acts. , :, q ~ ra,,,r,
Eas,bury-a tale by Anna IT, prufy' rp,xcv r,vrop
Juno 10 $500 1900
r,Yr,xxEp-s .Not 10 Had n scem''-n comedy
X me daughter OF Night-a story by =. w. Fulum.
rastbury-a tale by Anne II. Drury. For sale by
"'' TAYLOR MAURv,
,,,,tp Bookseller, 9th street
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Alexandria Washington boat.
TAomas Coiycr'' week
The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will de
6~-ru. part following hours. a coach connects
with the Washington. Boats fare l2S cts
Persons going and not leaving boat trip LAY cents
The Thomas Colyer Mount Vernon route IT
week -.
Leave Alexandria at ~, ~, uk, ~, 3 A,6S.
lime % SAMUEL GEDNEy, Captain.
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NV LIVER a Mcguire. Auc,,on..rs.

June 24-eodts
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BY the President OF the United states.

pursuance of the Congress en,ihed "An authorize
lands Of Illinois and Territories OF Wis
% s a Ilad FILLMORE s
states America do hereby declare and make known that public
Of Illinois and Wisconsin, at the periods hereinafter designated TO
land office at MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, common.
cling Monday the third day Of November next for The disposal Of
the following tracts containing lead mines which were Withheld
from The public sale Of the 2t Of May 1884, ordered by the Pes
Of hs line Of fourth principal
quarter OF nine
nneteen and the east half Of the northeast
Of twenty one, in township one, Of range enc
The half half quarter and
the southwest quarter Of section wo the southwest quarter
quarter quarter
quarter o~eS and he east half he Sorsheass quarter
IN ,9w"p Two and s Ss ws n Of the southwest
The half and northwest Of the northwest Of
twsnry five south half Of the southwest quarter tby; the
quarter Of ss northwest qp,s, and northeast q The
quarter and the northeast quarter Of The southeast quarter Of thirty
enteen in township thee quarter
quarter Of the quarter in township four
the east halt Of seven and the southeast quarter and southeast
range three.
west quarter and the southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
and northwest Of the southwest quarter and the half
aoa ese i'm township az Of auss ave ' INV
the land Once DIXON, ILLINOIS commencing on Mon.
ing tracts containing anes which, their
ss's saS @ 5 Sp BY he
proclamation Of the 9Th OF September, 1896 viz
base line and fourth principal meridian
OF quarter OF twenty
Of the northwest thrtyfve and
the half Of the northwest quarter of hyss, n township
twenty nine, of range
The quarter quarter
and the northeast quarter OF the northeast wenh IN
township and the half Of twenty-five, town
ship twenty nine, OF range two.
The northeast quarter southeast quarter twenty
four, in town,hp twenty nine, Of range three
The quarter Of the southeast and the northwest
half Of
thiytwo and the half Of the northwest Of ysi
in township twenty nine, Of range g.
ofe base line and fourth principal meridian.
The part section hneen
east quarter Of e northeast quarter Of twenty-five in township
twenty-nine ofrange one,
The half seventeen, township twenty
nine, Of range
provisions OF lh July 1896
the aforementioned idrd, until
public sale and become subject private entry
United
Of the aforementioned lands provided by entitled
making appropriations for The civil and dplo
government &C, approved ID March, 1851.
sold such legs pbdvsons
ma.s less than leo dollars per acre,
sold public entered
private within fweics months thereafter
subject sale other lands
The sales viii be for weeks
and in The oerad will he until srpirs
ton OF ths weeks.
In uher Of act Commissioner
Of General Land Office publish proclamation
brief description the above lands from the official doeu
mehn
Given my city Of Washington, This twenty
eighth day Of April Don thousand eight hundred ana
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President.
Commi-sioner Of General Land ONCE.
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Grx,R.L LAND orrIor, March 81, 1851
ORDER that the liberal view, Of Congress passing the &C, Of
soldiers who military United
states may be carried out every expense The
possible benefits by the
their country for faithful patriotic and at the
the hardy and en'epsins settlers the
public lands the fruits OF their industry and the seerst
" the Interior has directed
That public given public lands,
within thirty after making heir settlements md
proyemen required by the act OF h sep'eme
54l, and nee
loo Of these
And that all be located the land spilled %
whether said land improved and after having
the
ohce 81 least iory Gays atme enc o' 'ns ume tnee
reference BY those locations with presumption claims otherwise
the will be returned TO this oce o pstenne buth ms
s such interference, new location will be made
Warrantees ,se their pre- empnon
rights the proclaimed and offered Al public 's
por I'd March, 1851 and where the minimum price Of the land
dollar twenty I'VE cents per acre can pay
difference OF the land and the amount
covered by the estimating the warrant ~ "
the alternate sections resvehb me
United States along he railroads canals
Office warantee
the warrant he applicant the land district section
specified, would be well to desgna" 'ese's
o,be In the order which they the tract
be located pp
which without further delay ~
besa eases the aavu OF the applicant ocsr
identical men
the application The SAM
rules mus, .. sonped wh wna ppsa , ~ o, a ~ me- A.
guardian &C. the evidence duly certified OF her
authority sio accompany the application,
section Of the making appropriations m
the support the far the fiscal ending Both June
1850, approved ID March. 1851, Is enacted that warrsni m
tue Of other act Of Congress- shall be located land w
had heretofore been brought and then subject y
9sth September 1880 any granting bounty isna
ths which had been proclaimed and offered for sale prior
W. y y '''' 90 JBUrTERrELD,
Ap l2-lavsw Commissioner
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTs.


IN pursuance law L. WILLARD FILLMORE, President
that public sale, will be held at the Offices In
state Of Michigan periods hereinafter designated
Monday he eirhtecn day August next Tor he disposal o. ne
public lands within the following named townships and fractional
townships TO witt
North Of the base line and Of the principal meridian.
Fractional township forty two, Of range ten
Townships ortwo, orytee foyouT and forty hve Of range
thirteen.
Townships forty -four and forty-hve Of range fourteen.
Townships orywo, orthrce orfour and forty hye orange
Townships forty four forhve, for.iS and forty range
township. forty one forty two fory-thee, forty FOUR foryhve,
forty SIX, and orty.seyen Of range seventeen, - ,,
Township foytwo and forty hree Of range eighteen, .
September next for the disposal public land.
SG"iS % ana ssoS SUPERIOR
North ofns base line and Of the principal msrdan.
Fractional township thresht and township forty, Of range
Township forty, Of range twenty nine.
thriy two. ' :.
Fractional township, rysx srtysvcn Isle Royale"
feuona townships sshvc and sIsBsr, Isle Royae,"
Fractional township. sirv,hrse sixty four, and ,ryhye,
Il lsc koyale," Of range thirty sir =, a. 80
" Isle Boyale," m rango thirty seven.
rowgsp any and aconal townships sirt and s'you'
Township hoy and townships SIXTY three, and sixty four
Townships 6ty and fractions. sections thirty three
and hry tour, " township hny-wu, OF range forty.
Township forty nine, of forty one.
At office at iONIh the eigh
teenth day Of August Of
ted within the aforementioned townships, viz:
North Of the base line and nest Of the principal sridian
Township. thirty one and thirty two, Of three.
Tow aships ttirty-oue and thir'y- range FIVE
the office GENESSEE, commencing on Mondav IN,
eighth day September for the disposal
within the aforementioned townships, TO wit
North ofts base line Of ns principal m.riaiar
Township, ,byone, thirtwo thirty three, tbryou Of
range -
Townships thir-ono, hiytwo thirty three and thirty four
range two.
North ofns hne and east Of the principal reriaian
Townships thyone, thirty two and thirty three Of range
Tor and rhirty-two, OF range two.
Townsbps thirty two, Of three,
Al the SAME PLACE commencing Monday the twenysec
,nd d,y ~ senebf per disposal Of
the former Chippewa reservations to b.
sad tribe Of indians al not less an teo dol
per provided by the act approved June
~ 1884, emitted explanatory Of the made with the
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IN pursuance OF law WILLARD FILLMORE, President
nitsd stas Of America hereby
that pable sale held the land office SALTWATER
IN The TERRITORY Minnesota commencing Monday
Ieenth day Of August for the disposal public
named townships townships
Of tAs base line and Vs Of the fourth principal
fractional township thirty -four, the night
I'll Of range eighteen
Fractional townships thirty three thirty four thirty i've, and
on the right bank Of The 81 CIon river OF nineteen
Fractional townships twenty and eight
the right bank Of Lake thirty
hlr Jour- and thirty fractional township the
right bank of the ST Croin nver Of range twenty
townships ury three, iuyiour thirty nve, and thTy sn OF
range nenty-one.
Fractional townships thirty the left bank Of
the Mississippi river, of range twenty nve.
Fractional townships tiTtytwo and thirty three, The e bank
Of the Mississippi river, of range tveny-sx.
Fractional townships yso and thirty three, on the e bank
Of The Mississippi river, Of range tweDty-seyen
Fractional townships and thirty three, the LETT bank
OF the Mississippi river OF range twenu-eishL
Fractional townships thirty three and thirty four, ON HE len bank
ofthe Mississippi iver, OF range tweny-nine'
Fractional the en
oflle Mississippi river Of range thirty.
Fractional and thirty
appropriated by the schools, military and
sales,
land bounes heretofore granted law OF Congress for mil
rendered United States viii be permitted on
the lands provided by the act entitled IAN
making appropriations civil and diplomatic Of
government Sc, approved Sd March, 1851
The Offering of the lands VIII bs commenced on
the day and Will the order winch uey
closed but the sale shall not be kept
open entry OF OF the
the expiration OF the two weeks
this day OF May, Domln one
49, WILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President; ...# aa#. u...