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ON The petop OF N.,h wyetn, Cambridge, Massschu-
,.. p.yns Tor ,hs ssn.on os patent granted 70 h tor
a sS s IN q pad % % ON ss
Il . ordered n., .se said petition heard
sosasy The ion Of So,s.ssf 1e,, H. ~ osiosk N and
~sy SAID v-aaoa ouss, NOT . be granted.
rso.. opposing die st.s.,n A.. REQUIRED 20 hs IN The f,en,
before the day Of hearing An testimony sedsy e,
accordance with the rules OF the oee, which win be furnished
Ordered hi. Be pu.hed the National In
terneer Republic and Union, Washington e DAILY Bee Boo.
Island courn Hartford Cooaecuem hesny state Resi',et
~. s'IS Ss. wsss & s,s
weeks previous TO the ION day Of November next the day
''s THos EwBAsK,
commi.rioner Of rn,ents.
once win containing THIS notice
s.A s-is~s~
nRApEa .md T.h.s-wn.LIAM TUCKER. a,s of the
streets, prepared calls from his
a%a ss. s sss s'i;, s .' Ind
sss y o n ssa an an OF %', sss ~
be lowest price .ad me reputation % his establish
rsroasse .yis winch se ,sseu,sd
S s.'a & s.ss ss sss, s ss.s .U o ~ @ n. %
sept 2i-aaw3w
ID pEMovAI--DUvALL \ BROTHER merchant slor., have
c pleasure Of informing tes numerous issd. .ns CUSTOMERS
rena-vsoa avenue, bsween ~ and 81, 'oee-
square vest q .r Old store They hsv Just stuin.d from New
sor,sn, Of rs. in , oe o sy prepared
o m % ord n vsosi style of eiegance
DUvtLL BROTHER.
N. n. Wanted, FIRST eos, hands.
AIbsn Institute.
prospect embracing of Washington,
tlsssndns II De
rn,d eI'.sd 10 -es n-lsr ef boys ,ss ssnshs o rood
Christian eduosuon IL saeks combine NE advantages
thorough scademiea instruction with he proper discipline OF
Cbfis,sn koere. 5Ia
r~su. November Parents who for
de-e earlier admission may confer v, The Reco
Application for admission Of pnlis, fof further n'"a"on may
be addressed,
Rev ANTHONY TEN BRoECR Gcorreto~n, n. c.
Bishop Maryland and Hugh p.,.y Evans
liz H., o. ~ Chamber Kent county, Ads Ason
ESQ Fourth Apdto Of the Treasury ashnroa ivan
Iyon- .~ Ge.rvco~n w Reverbovt Thompsna, Fntbofo,
North csyo,,rs Miller Hsnow~~, 81. Mspt Gecsps
sesI 4
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Fscihc mali Steamship coaAp4Ay.-Tho only Thro ugh
.ssgas .si8 Lime For CALIFORNIA; and Orsx0n. fl
lECH The public are issosnsA that. under the new
<1fH- aad approved by Navy Dspartneat and carry
Ing the United States msiis will c0ntinur to leave
PanAsaA ad FrAcisco or each month
ness detained accident
San uss and oatsrsy The following packets
70 tho Pacific Mail 5sssshp Company Of which
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! ~ u. rr..s4..s o. IN. u.ss.l s.......i Z

An oGisu,I MliLARp LsMoRH ry,den, Of ,he
g:s ~ = Il. e I: nsss 81 ;s.: ss. ~ sFs
s q y. = .s :: s e ss =
20 ss ~
xs ~ e r. .s az
ai,h l.-lsy. ls4s. Is.s Ixb 1850 and
miners. land: !. .ss y % and
price i, e ss a. Gss Gs.~: :1S. % 4 =; = L;s
sossd sspt<mbe, 1850, - wi' A imi yaa,i lo NJ :.
m eysA efas sss iias aad Usss Of sAs yraeiya w.idsss
Towashps seven, fy eight and forty nns Of range ,wen
'ow..Aps ssvsn 'oryssh, forty nine, my eight q,
.s. az A ass .ss ss ws.
o~.asp. A,yone, nyrws any seven. any eight, and my
nine o rang. s"y twenty o aSs ,, sov a.
rsssSps @ 6ny one my seven. q range
Towshps my one nf four i've, six, my seven, and
any '0u aaynse, nnyau and my seven. rang.
Ts.a.a,P. any ,ass -four, my AND ss1, and town
% s ss s 5 ':nss .as
TS~a:sps :s' 1 's Swo md sss q range thirty
Ts~.ssip any one Of range hir,y-.ish, 'ls RI 'o'
s:s;S TSvs:s;S s y Sss issss saSrs , % oo
Ts.:s ss ';s ,as Of
Township. eight, foriynas any, nayons, Of range
Tavashp. pyesh, forty nine. aay, and MY one range
Ts~als. eight fory sins hny, ofranss forty five
% .as sas st y. ind forty nns
N 7s-s:s!p. and forty eight Of range oryeisA
'.S.ss sy ss e 4. s:'ss 81 ~ ,ss [ i ..,o. ,,v -,
o sss w .s.. = p and oSsaowsd .nd.
&C ss ne.
y: g % snss sesn nan r. saop
. E e ss a = s.ss4
eA
UI:s ~ . 9. sy & {. 81
" ~! - e1es..ea Ac approved q
s.. w. sss,; n as a. sale
"a ss K. .sas sssA ~: ;aY "
&. s.: 4 ny Z he
Nd, y asss n. e : @ y.
- MlLLARD FILLMORE
iI : "a c6aaissiossr Of the General Land once
NOTICE No Pas EMpTioN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTS AND PExAnTTEns or MINERAL LANDS.
E sssd 70 T.: ;ni q ,s % any S q u.
- :ssss % s:s and make
8. 4, e. - s G ps
.s land: embracing the t1act otherwise 'seA e''.
~ .vsy psr.on having the right
:,: = 'as s 4 t inc :ss. L % e. s..
=; 3. . :.si n. q ssii lease. % p. u; Il q:
s.oet sn,iasd under entitled Al
slucs mineral iands the Lake Supe
Msels snl the ChpSewa disrct In wsconsin
tbs Land eoyar~A by their
s cespsncy and per respectively at the minimum price
r. g. s,s >, ls, sns i M y. land o.
Sahasc, b shall s Do fun sscton At the
IT: "a 70 sss a. 4: md
N. rs s ss. Ssy % ne public
% sasassas the uscs ea,med oherw such claim
j. BUrTERFIELD,
Commissioned Of the General Land Once
July In W
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rARPETINGs, Floor tNI-Cioshs, Curtain Materials,
Ac-The subscribs
friends and generally o the cities OF W
and Of Maryland
Virginia, received New York
dry goods, every description,
they pleasure public The
| ing articles Of which they beg 10 enumsrai~, viz
4 IS pieces tapestry velvet carpetins, designs
50 do tapestry BRUSSELS do rich
| T5 do extra heavy English Brussels do
Is do 3 small figures
s bales patent English brussels, priced
500 yards super ,hreep'y eaprrns Lowell manufacture
7r5eo do do insrnin carpeting do do
1000 do do do second qusIty
sheets beautiful oil CLOTH which will
shape for halls passages
% twied and Venetian, for and
50 dozen brass rods all sizes, and cheap
| IS printed druxxet cruub cloths, from 1914 TO i6J
| 10 pieces very rich slk wool de aine
do worstcd and do
\ damssks
! 10 do union da ask double width
II do do de isipss, for furniture
/ cAslmerets
\ pairs rchiy ~mhro
1 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
i pasce cu muSlins low price
brass coraices, from richest elaap
curtain tmsn and fixtures OF The
be offered the
/ before making their selections elsewhere.
| HooE, BROTHER, A co.
Sept l6-dtwn
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Untversssy cf Msrytand-
uUE ser, .-~soa A-sss Wes~sas,
Il Der, 1851, and cAoss - March, saA- .T# ar ~
Ns,h.n r. suAth, ~ n, Surgery.
Wini.m r. A. Aiksn. n. n. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Chew ns.efsa Medcs and Hyriere
Je>rph Rohy H. b., AsaAAmy sod ehy~sntnxv.
wniar rnvvss, n. D.. Theory and PrsrSep ~ Medicine
Richard H. Thomas N D. Midwifery snd Diseases u Women and
~
G~sre W Masenbereer, N D., Pathological Anssomy.
T1e s suses
ssomy a a moderate erpense- A
frux isss wsss ny P~es-e smith ard Pow
With the pvse ~ daily
wArds wishnaa ekness - Ae aaoeas mt ne ticket
bsst.ss ~ as pss<tica $40; wss
u'stioa, ts; srAdaasso~, go
psaissnv~ Assusas taa, s6asa a1 s Ass 5-cs~tisoe
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D ENOv Au-lpH e4I.psS0 WYLIE Asv~ removed sh~i
n Asssrv ONE sevsssh srest b~sv~~u
snd OJA FssiowsHsi snd two DOOR from sh'
N~sssN ne sspss4asa~Sv oARs~. ft ~ f-t W
a. -
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NATIONAL. MEDICAL COL.I.kG k.-Tbe lectures in this
~ tstruroa VII The hst Monday OF November
and continue un1 March.
=. J. 4.Irree.s-H
Thomas Miller, D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
William r. NJ OF and Diseases
OF Women nj Children, 1900 81. ..#..# \. H...#
Joshua Riley. o. Professor Of Msteus Medca, Tsrapeuue-,
and Hygiene.
o Fred May, D. Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of
surxey. .......s ..." III
draon Tyler D. OF Pathology aud Practice of Med
Rort King ston NJ D. Professor N,croscopeai
Logical Anstony, .# ~. -s.... ~. HH. IN ..##
gdwnd D. Professor OF Chsu,isy and Pharmacy
lanes v. Morgsp, N D. frosector and Demaastrator-
The enrs o full course Of lectures By s e pro
10
Nstrirnisine FEE, paysbie only once
Graduating enpeoses .......... y
~ 80 mo. FRED. MAY, NJ, D.,
Aur Dean.
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The new Heamshp Columbia ply
So Oregon awaiting at the former The arrival Of The mails
and from returning
MALE aud San
regular line popee kept UP
freight and usssient Panama and
45 =
ThS well known stealnshp Sarah
aow under charter cnsnpany pacsry
her cabin will be rsaning family
E-.fers 81 Ell ~
Oe Of the above siesns viii keep
Acapulco and tha other Mexican ports. g g.- b ae.
The ia the Auansc will b maintained the United
States mail stsaSnshps- g. sea ..s te H#E.rr--
GspSya
+
EmnarS NV.
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CansSn MsttsuWs, ythoor oaleAsshs. S~rg<ssng, A4
TUE suh-erb~- receiving per schooner Statesman
Metz yosh- sFtf|f-. r' ..t a.t t
! 50 Jssess - srua heavy white Canton matungs
do
do
a ed
- do sAASSdo do do
# 10 4 do
do super Engti.h oah, rs feet wide .4-
do super Aner'cAA osees, o~ twelve 10 eighteen fee,
.. . =
Is do owfriesd Arssean oacIosh, from three s'I fee,
E Widn Y . 4 ~ .t 81 .
10 do Ceepa s,stiinss, fH basement Ae
Aiso variety OF
ported and American such
Tapestry viv. Bnsassis kasA and American Bu--~s
imperial, ply, nRcAn, iew
priced sad essss sosA s'SsA SD psaA sstLe'
Skh Aucis ks~ or urnsshs SA2 0s
pepa~d AID fib de.spn~d 70 on~r rood terms
Apfs-u rEH#.# p. H. HooE Co
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Noble Yeuns Professor Of Principles ana rrserce uned
cine
T =. tE..-H EW
NJ D. Professor Of oe-'et'cs and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, ~. D., Professor Of Anaaomy. ~
D. OF Medicine.
NJ An.in NJ b. Professor Ms,sria Msdca and 1hera
peutics, ..l
Iw.H. LovtJoy, NJ. n, Professor of Chemistry,
samuel w Everett " o. A-.oo,sts Professor snd Demonstao
Cnnes lectures will be delivered operations performed
psusnts from the shmsry and D,-pee-a attached TO tbs Cot
ieee .##-tEN- ItHr@ st7f# .lf- E# II .G &
The College building recently
provided hsIs
sod is admirably adapted Zoe medical
OF
Natucuauon lpad only once
pemousfrstofs uchnis
Graduation -
Pee for bose who have stended fuiI la
other colleges 30
FLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ, D., Dean,
Corner o Iuh
Ams'-tavtNov
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| HooE, BROTHER, a co.
Sep, ie--diwf
TO oSyN ERs Teras.-A gentleman in Virgins
who good surveyor sra nwyer desire. ,oremoy. 70 Tsra'
owner Of lands ia that county, with view TO bring them into
fy and small csp',si and dssirous Of engaging IN
s can .s .n mos, .a ,. @ eaS
enable him eon.derHbe Te,.s
Of an" $ n .nru can no rsesaD
advertiser, anase .nubas Responses by 'ddes,iSs e,'
General asen, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Of Washington and 'eoe
town that @ a eSs. o. ss ". .ns % on
opposite w,lards ho'ei , =. ,,.
days. GEORGETOWN Mondays aad Fridays.
ID n. HOOE 4 CO.. who,.s.,s a"d Retail Dealer. In
.seeins ssnss,., and generally
psnnsyiysnia ays"ae between ''h a"a Sh 'ussn
Aas Mt
n,~soLUTIoS OF cop.rt.r-hip.T The Arm hsre,ors eIis
ss urss s n'ss %, @ .os pys pv,p vim attend e sus
nsnt o the sseou.,' % h' s,s sr" also ~ % ,,nros
''rs'Pse''"'y requested GO = DYER.
w.ur.srcr, september a. 1870.
n,Cop.vtn~r~hp NosiesTbe undersisnes asys formed
copasr.hp under The .nd o." q Dyer Me'.nre and
o. Dyer Rroer Of o stree, and Pennsylvania
The, moe, repeatedly Of rs,r.nagsb
upon p'ese themselves TO d~easrEe h
py., prepared maj. advance. UPON
.isnmrus nd O nif sales naa- BY then,
#er EDWARD g. DYER
y. q. MCGUIRE
w.sWt-sror, sep.smt ~, 1850.
Sept. s7-sa
Gs~er.s Agency ss Washington. ID. q.
DY A. ~ rARQUIAR, formerly Harp.hurr P.anyiwsnis,
ID eovenw.ss Meri
IL. rsv.suoaay Rsiss,n Flcr
-.
Pot pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Be~~y Ls~d-wn attend the rehase ,ni sale Of bounty
Pct~~f Oee The Appeatas Cor procuring models.
drn wing, kc, viii he attended her branches
Gs~~-0t Pnd OfssA claims against the department. Will be
prusssss settlement quarterly accounts o.
DINO fsciAhatsA
New ueass Des, Nashville Union, MeAi. Advertiser, "ui.
vile Democrat g. sis New Era CnesanAs' azeue Indaasps
Sesstae Nsv York Detroit Free rress viii bh
sf and sesa her hs This once accompanied
VIII papss. June a<6
OunLTP BARTON KEy viii essend tn any h~ssu~ss
he be
srd sueni the prosecution ef claim. before Con
sr.ss a~A pvpast~~nfs. o&ce on q srssa
WAssrssres. Jsy -. AhAe. aa yH-sn~M
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Ov11LTP BARTON KEW will nd hmsta~ss
may irssed before Of the
srd sueni prosecution ef claims before Cca
srs-s III. p~p~rn~ui.. oAce on 9 srsst
Wa Jsy -. AhAe. $685. yH-an~t1
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Leaving New Yosk for chagss s lin and ash Of each
- tNf
The steamship a
between New oesns and Chasvs leaving such peods win
hste deten0On forming
With the Pacific s,esmhips from New Orleans
and Ia Mexico, California, Oregon from New
ors.. can BE- secured from Armstrong La~rsson, Co..
tbat place. 4s ..#.#e.
The fare 70, through uekeu Francisco
been reduced from q =
stAte rooms y1n
$50 IN lower cabin to -...-.....Sso
.-,--. 80
The Men fosk Chaaz will adopted
BY any sas ports b 's
Each allowed baggage
cseding In measurement 10 cubic feet
PnnAps 10 aAs Prsncisco 9iV0 3
CHOICE Of beshs the ees a 81 and IS
South teir ageacy No Ia Wen New York
cay ~.fH .afrs +. saIEarEfe Aug s-dy
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Tickets 9lV-HAves 1S-QuHters 81 30.
Ceruhcaies Of packages OF 20 whole tickets, si3o 90
Do do f26 quarter
above splendid viii
Official Of each drawing immediately
TO all who order from
J. d C. MAURY, Agents,
Oct Al st .g s @.a #. A.f Alexandria, Virginia.
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TUE neIt annual Of University OF Virginia will
mence the Isl o October and without
VI NE as' Of June The Unyetai comprises following
aud ectareship, viz t4H dt@ i1siE.7 fa 8 3aH 1NH#
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j
j. w. MAURY Co., MAsAexss r.
F #... a#.U-".. -
sH Sao,ooo aoo prizes of $500
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For The benefit OF Moaongais Academy,
Glass No. l6I, for 1851
TO De drawn In Alexandria, Va Saturday the is Novem
. I. beT, 1851
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sion and simeon Smith, sis~ hsmery Of Ogden.
burg New Yotk, opened office 10 Wasbinson
o business agents Congfess
departments Of the Tkey
Reference be made Any members OF s ns
Congress. +.
Letters post paid addressed Edwards smith, Willard
Hotel, VIII be duly attended 10.
Sep lo--diy
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:, =. 49,, ,hro,gb 70 nc Cour,land-st
-, -, a, ,,ories bish fronted with brovn-
-. - and ~ ,he dimensions NJ %
.o,,saa. :. ,,,ll sc corn,le.ed in Sen,ernher The
y - - -. "a. ooo ~, eto ooo
80 - no ,,-teoroa e.oro is under
-, ~, and On foo. doc, I, ,vill
1870 -, so-.o,,sor The cos. is about
600
-. oyes,rs Going mo in Dev.st for Mr.
- r.. ,.,,,.l.r.iso, bv On fee, and five stj-
-, ,,...t ,-,,,n s+o,e ,1,hev will be-
e....l.A.,-oor These. and the store IN B-oa lWav.
49,. s.--o o,,.ro- mentioned ab,vel
-. -'-'...----- ~ c1o
~ R.,c,.v.sr two stores. each % bv Il5 feet.
$3.50. t.., e-,c.,i tv .Ir White Thev arc OF the
,,.. nun no rented Roth are IN be- fr,a,e8
...f. i.,,.,.., stone u Ttoma, O. Son are the NE
[,.l.,.
-..., i.....-o.,,,.-. H.
'' no -. 49,, 7,.,e
o""''", o. ''',7 -, -
'-o'.'1 . ..- IL i,,,,-,.-- an h,
w - 49,, -. 49,, - -,
So "a ,n9 t,o. ,oo, ,rh, f..-.
-'e' ,'1--. s.o-o r,-oo s,orss If, Pho ro.r ,,ll
IT,. t,,'i,l,ro vii no 6,isb,5 j., ,u,,et
,,.l,. .i,cco, ., eI4ooo
AuInoor Oh l'A,Lh0AD - 1-' no" N-'-1'
way. lhai Oh inc HOUSol 4'.''' n''''0"' NoliP"H''
We have before dcsrfioei. II VIII occupy 'he chlIe
block on College place nom 'A.'noeTss'. 20 N1'-
ron-st., and VIII De a 'a-naD-e Improvement. Inc
Ne"-ra''I 'oi"f'.! wa ~.
.neii "'" - i'' O'' ','' -.
ia '''' -. ..--l.l.
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For The Tribune.
INCIDENCE.


IEpoLENr incident yes, am INDECENT
So is the grass growing tendery, Slowly
So is the violet fragrant and lowiy'
Drinking in quetness, peace, and content
So IS the bird On the light branches SWING
Idly Is carol Of gratitude Singing lN's'
Only on living and loving intent
Indole,, indolen, yes / an indolent
co.'s the cloud oyerhanglng the mountain
soistbe tremulous wave Of fountain,
rrering softly Us eloquent psalm
Nerve and sensation IN quiet rcposing,
silent as blossoms the night dew IS closing,
But the foil heart beating strongly and calm
Indolent indolent yes an indolent
If tbe IDLE to gather my pleasure
On: Of creations uncoveted treasure,
Midnight. and morning, ty forest and sen;
Wild with the tempest's sublime eXuitaton
Lonely in Autumn's forlorn lamenta;ion;
Hopeful and happy with Spring and the bee
Indolent incident are We not incident
Thralls Of the earth, and ITS usages weary
Toiing ike gnomes where the darkness Is
dreary,
Toiling, and shining, to heap mp your gold.
Sitting the heayenward breath Of devotion;
Crushing the freshness OF every emotion;
Hearts like the dead, tha, are pulscless and
cold
Incident ndolent' art thou not incident
Thou who ant living unloving and lonely
Wrapped in pail that will GOV r thee only
Shroudod in sefshncss, pitcous q ostl
Sad eyes behold thee, and angels are weeping
Der thy for~akcn and desolate sleeping;
Art thou not indolcnt Art thou not lost
"a Il
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American Names.

On looking over the new Official List Of Post
Offices in the United States we find most re-
markabc instances Of repetition in the naming
of places-qoing far to illustrate that poverty of
Imagination with which we are sometimes
charged by discriminating foreigners. The same
process has already commenced on the Pacific
Coast and their Portlands, Mlwaukes, and
Newly orks -of-the-Pacifc usup the place Of
more appropriate and euphonlous names. The
great lack OF invention which this constant repe-
ton implies, Is also shown by the avidity with
which new names are appropriated. For IN
stance, there are already 10 Flllmores and II
Fremonts There are only Rough-and- Readys,
but had Gen. Taylor lived to the present time,
the number would have been much larger. OF
other national names, there are % Washingtons,
q Franklms, IS Jehersons and l3 Lalayettes.
From the following list which We have prepared,
the necessity of extraordinary caution IN direct
ing letters to place bearing any of the names,
VIII be sufficiently obvious:
Albany, ~ Alexandra, u Andoyer. 9 Ashland,
II Athens. IS Auburn, is Augusta, 10 Balm
bridge 10 Belleville, u, Belmont, 10 Benton, Il
Berlin, "A. Bethel. IS Bethlehem, 10 Bloomfield,
"A Boston, 10 Bridgeport, II Bristol i? Brook
lyn, 10 Brownsville, IS Buena Vista, Is Burllns-
ton, IS Caledonia, 10, Cambridge, 10 Camden, 10
Canton, lG Carthage, II Centervilles % Charles
ton, IL Chester u Clarksulle, - Clinton, p
Cold Spring, 10 Columbia. % Columbus, 10 Con-
cord. IS Dallas 10 DsnUlle, 10 Dover, Il Eden,
70 Fairfield, l. Farwew, IS, Pennington, Is,
Fillmore 10, Florence 10. Freedom, II Fremont,
II Friendship, II Fulton II Georgetown, l.
Cohen. y Greenfield, - Greenvue. 10 Green
wood "A Hamburger, 10 Hamilton 10 Hebron, 10 +,
Highland, T. Hillsboro, Is Hopewell, - Houston,
II Huntsville, 10 Jackson, 70 jamestown, II /,
jefferson, Is Kingston, L Ko>suth, 9 ; La Grange
II Lancaster "A Lebanon, l. Lexington, II -,
Liberty, 10 Lisbon, 10, Lowell, 10 Madison, Il
Manchester, l. Mauon 20 Middletown, 10 Mil
ford 10 Melville, IL Milton, 81 Monroe, 10 Mon
iercy. Is Montgomery, 10 Mount Pleasant, Is
Noun, Vernon, l6 Newark, - New Castle, 10
New Hope, y New London, 10 New Market, Ia
Newport 4 Oak Grove, - Oaknu, 10 Oakland,
l. Oxford, II 3 Palmyra, "A Paris, l6 Pleasant
Grove, Il Pleasant Hill, Il Pleasant Valley, IS
Portland II Princeton, Is Providence, "A Ran
dolph, - RIchland, Il Richmond. 30 Rlnggold,
II Rochester, 10 Rockville, 10 Rome, II Rough
and Ready, = Salem, - Sharon, IA SmithUlle,
II Sparta. IS. Springfield, % Taylor, 8 Trenton,
IS Troy, Is Union. 10 UniouSville, II Van Buren,,
10 Vienna II Warren, Is Warsaw. l2 Water
ford IA, Waterloo. IS, Webster, g. Wesley. :.
Weston, 10 West Point. 10. White Hall, II VII
liam>burg, II Winchester, IS Windsor - Wood
vile. Il Worth, ; York. TO-
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By TELEGRAPH to the New-York Tribune.
Washington News.
WAsHlYGroN, Monday, June

WAsHIvGroS. Monday, June 10.
Official notice has been gwen to the numerous ap-
ulcants that neither the President nor Secretary OF
the Navy have authority 70 appoint hid>hlpmen al
large.
Third Auditor Gallagher writes q lcrcrlO'ne Pres
ident. answering The complaints against nm Tor de-
LAYS 10 the settlement OF claims. which fully eNhono-
rates him from blame and reprehendS severely me
conduct Of agents Of claims against ms bureau ,on-
trolor Han states that no appeal from Ga.iag ltr s
decision has been made SINCE his ttldlls entry into
Office
A circular TO Collectors is published giving a'rec-
tons fC- parties claiming returns ~ excess oi iltieS
according 20 The principles decided ON bv Che supreme
Court TO govern apqralsemen,>, 90 tine ACT OF Mar '
1851.
Rev. r. Gurev and Dr. GO0ii0e have Issued q
prospectus Of the Christian Stst.sp1a. weekly Col
onzauon paper, TO be- published I'D Washington.
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The New Observation-Disclosures.

rach rescue case m Boston, expouni the gospel &C
corcing TO SAINT Tanker As follows
No. gentlemen. rely upon u. the path OF virtue
and duty j. SONS Wlat beaten track ani they who
undertake 90 serve God or Man ~ any other modes
than those mos. ordinary an approved scarcely
know what they ar, about"
The gospel according 10 -. Matthew reads some
what differently.
Enter yc - ~ thC strait safe for WIDE is the
gate. and broad IS the way that ieadeh 70 de,trc-
ton, ard many then Dee which 20 IN ihereat Be
cause STRAIT Is me safe and narrow Is the way which
!eacot1 unto lie. 1li1 few tle.e oe that lld IL
Mathew. however. and even Jesus. whose woods
be gives Us axe tu, poor authority with those who
think the salvation Of the Union depends upon
making the Northern people shareholders.