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CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.-Thc Cumbcr
land (Md.l CiriIian, of the 18th ullimo, says:

eve notice, in the Alexandria Ga settle, that the
boats of the Allegheny Company's line are advor-
tsed to commence their regular trips on the open
ing of the canal next week, and that ii. IL. Casey,
of the Cumberland line is to leave for this place on
o-morrow, the LIST instant. We suppose, from
this, il is expected that the water will DO let in
along the entire line the day last mentioned.
Such was the direction of the Canal Board mt their
meeting at Frederick, on Tuesday last; but we UNI
dcrstand it is not probable the water be let in
Mt this place before the 10th of March, in conse-
qucncc of the Incompetence OF certain repairs at
the locks. We make this statement in reply TO
numerous Inquiries addressed TO US as to the exact
time OF tho opening OF navigation on the canal"
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SUITS AGAINST UNITED STATES OrFIcERs.--On
Wednesday n writ Of trespass, returnablc at the
Esscx common pleas, was served upon the Hon.
George Lunt, United States district attorney,
against whom damages IN $4,000 are claimed at
tho suit of Alexander p. Burton, the colorcd man
who was arrested Mt Salem ON n charge Of aiding
in The rescue and escape of the fugitive slave
"Shadrack."
Yesterday similar writs for similar amour /
were served upon Hon. George L. Curtis, United
States Commissioner, and Patrick Riley, esq. Uni
ted States deputy marshal, in the matter OF the
rest of "Shadrack," alas Frederick Minkips.
Boston Courier.
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NAyAL.--The following is a list Of the officers Of
the United States survey schooner Morris, which
sailed from Philadelphia on the 25th ultimo, deg
tined to the completion of the survey Of Galveston
bay and the adjacent coast: II. Aug. Craven,
Lieutenant Commanding; Charles Fleming, Fret
Lieutenant; Daniel L. Bryan, Passed Assista mt
Surgeon; Maurice Simons, Acting Master; Thomas
do; Thomas t. Craven, jr., Draughtsman.
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The Fugifire Rescue Case.

BosToN March Robert Morris. a colored
lawyer, arrested this morning, charged with
aiding in the escape Of the fugitive slave shad-
rach.
to answer the charge. Josiah Quincy became his
security.
The evidence of the Of Thomas p. Smith, an
alleged rescuer, has all been given and the coun-
ment
John A. Coburn, another colored rescuer, was
arrested to day, and required to give bail in the
sum Of ) 3, 900.
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GREAT DESTRUCTION LIFE AND PRoPERrv
BY ToRNApo.-A despatch from Louisville,
February 81, says:
90 terrible tornado nearly destroyed the town
OF Fayetteville, Tennessee, on the oath instant.
Several lives were lost and many persons seriously
injured. The wind blew perfect hurricane,
amidst which could be heard the screams of wo-
men and children falling houses and crumbng
walls, mingled with peals of thunder. The air
was alive with electricity. Rain subsequently fell
in torrents, and impenetrable darkness prevailed
The tornado came from the southwest"
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SPORTING ISTELLIGEScE.-By reference 10 adj
yer;iscment il will be seen that VIM. L. Nunnalee,
esq, offers TO match his horse O'Bennis to trot
three or four mile heats for s 1000.
trotting race OF mile heats. three in five, to
harness, came off the Metairie course on
Thursday last between the celebrated horses Lady
Jane and Lady Suffolk, which was won by the
former in three heats. Time, 81 70 35-2.4l.
Mobile ADVERTISER.
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FIRE.-The tobacco factosy of Messrs Holbrook
& Co., at Louisville, Ky, was destroyed by fire on
the 22d ult, together with a large stock Of tobacco
and much machinery. They insured for
Sl4, 500, which will not cover the loss. The
frigerator factory Of Messrs. Mcdonald & Son
also communications $500; insurance s 900.
On the 23d, another tobacco factory, owned by
Mcssrs. Musselimans & Co, was also consumed
loss x 10 900: insurance 1000.
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STRAwBERRiEs.-The editors Of New York are re-
calling themselves with ripe Strawberries, which
have been already introduced into the markets of
that city. "Roscs in December, ice in June
strawberries and watermelons in midwintcr, and
similar improvements nature, are becoming
quite common in these daYs.
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Mr.. Jop r. Tysos. (says the International 4

Mr. jon r. Tyson. (says the International Maya
zine whose careful researches respecting the colo
NAL history of Pennsylvania have illustrated his
abilities and his predictions in this line. 10 about
to proceed to Europe for the consultation of certain
documents connected with the subject, preparatory
to the publication Of his History of the American
Colonies
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THE REPUBLIC.

THsKE Pnors DRowSEp.-Wea are grieved toan-
nounce tho death Of three of our brave pilots while
in the performance Of their arduous duties. On
Tuesday morning last the pilot-boat Nette. when
20 miles southeasi Of Barnegat, sent of her yawl to
board the Brish brig Eagle, when it was struck by
a heavy sea, and Immediately swamped, and before
any assistance could be rendered them, Josiah G..
Balinger, John MOuran. and John Solan, met
with watery grave. MIR. BalIinger has left wife
and one child and Mr.. MOuran a wife and three
ctildren.-N Y Journaiof Commerce
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Cleans FOR THE WoRLDs Farm Fernandez,
cigar manufacturer in the Gale de los O0icios,
has prepared very beautiful box containing n
large number Of smaller boxes Of cignrs for the
Worlds Fair, at London. These cigars Of
course the best that Cuba can produce.
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DEATH OF DR. c. w. WILpER.--Dr. Charles w :.
Wilder. public-spritcd and enterprising citizen
OF Lcominster, died at his residence in that tow n
on Wednesday of last week of crysipelas. He has
been oftentmes member of the Legislature, and
has held other public trusts. II is stated that he
gave by his will $4,000 to be appropriated TO free
beds in the hospital at INSTRUMENTATION Journal.
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PaINTINa PRRss-Mr. George Bruce, Of New
York, offers premium Of $1,000 to the first in
ventor who shall construct and submit for judg-
mcnt press which will throw of 500 large impe-
rial sheets per hour, and can be built and sold for
&5O0
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EPISCOPAL DEposrrIoN.-Rt Rev. the Bishop
(Chase) Of New Hampshire. doing Episcopal duty
in this docesc Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the United States, has, in the presence Of the Rev
Drs. Turner s. X. Johnson and Iaight. pronounced
sentencedof deposition from the ministry upon Fer
dinand +. White, ono Of the gentlemen whom we
announced having declared their remuneration Of
Protestanism.---Ns, York Express.
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INDIAN FIGHr IN TExAs.-The Rio Grande Sen
finel of the 18th instant records rencontre which
took place the previous day, between Leutenan mt
Burleson, of Captain Ford's company of rangers,
with seven men, and party Of thirteen Indians.
several badly wounded. Lieut. Burleson had four
Of his men wounded, and one killed, named Sam'l
ID. Barton.
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BURNED TO DEArH-A little boy, four years old,
named John J. Marshall. residing with his parents
at No. Abingdon square. being left alone for n
short time, obtained box of friction matches one
Of which he igniIed The flames communicated to
his clothes, and before discovered he was dread
fully burned, and died yesterday morning
Nrto York Mirror, LIST.
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REMOVAL OF THE CHocrA ws.---C Colonel ii. l.. Scott,
superintendent of the Choctaw emigration in Mis-
sissippi, left Vicksburg tho It'll instant with
hundred and nineteen cmigrants, for the Indian
territory. Another party was to leave in a few
days. They all from the southern and eastern
parts of the State,
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Tennessee Compromise Measures.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 26.--The Democratic Conven-
ton, which met here yesterday, resolved that they
would abide by the Compromise measures of the
last session Of Congress, provided the North do the
same; but should the North cvade the Compromise
repeal the same, abolish slavery in the District
Of or refuse to admit dobt
measures Of defence and redress as the honor and
safety Of the South would require.
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FsoM YucATAN.-Thc brig Mary Ann, at this
port, brings intelligence from Ssa 10 the 18th in
slant. She was there nearly two months, and only
succeeded in obtaining two thirds of cargo.
The government is in very bad condition.
Their treasury is exhausted, and the troops, num-
bering some $1,000, are without pay or clothing,
and nearly in a starving condition.
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400 REWARD.

WAS STOLEN from the subscriber on Satur-
w day night Last a small mahogany box con-
tanning from s. 900 10 & 500 in American gold
coinsNexcepting one gold sovereign. The box is a
lady's work box such is commonly called by
cabinet makers an Ojee Box, having secret com
partments in it. Two hundred dollars ofthe above
in $50 pieces were in this box. and the remainder
was in a tin box which was kept inside of the ma
hogany box. There were several receipts Tor
house rent, signed by Allison Naylor and G. c..
Grammcr, also in the mahogany box; besides
which there were some four or five gold rings.
The key-hole Of the box is set with rosewood, one
side OF it partly broken. The above reward will
be paid for the recovery Of the money.
VIM. l.. JONES.
Mar 3-3t* [Union]
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Rnrnus ITLrien R,1rned.

CHARLEsroN. Feb. 2S.-The Swedish barque Ul-
RIGA, loading for the north of Europe, discover
cd to be on fire in the hold, this morning and al
though the vessel was completely flooded with
water the FIRE was unsubdued. Her cargo consisted
of 500 bales Of cotton and 800 casks rice We learn
that the cargo was fully insured in New York.
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1Ne Rirn. OHIO, Mis.issippi, and Nh,.owi.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25-The river ia at flood
height, and there strong approximations Of more
rain Freighs are easier, at five cents per barrel.
The Upper Mississippi is falling, with three feet
the Rapids, the river is yet gorged by ice. The
Illinois river is stand, with from to 81 feet Of
water. Peoria lake remains closed, but the ice is
days. The Missouri river is in fair navigable
state to Glasgow, with four feet of water on the
principal bars.
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Health OF senator Denton.

Senator BENTON has for several days past
been seriously indisposed, but we were gratified
yesterday to learn that he had so far recovered
as to be able to sit up.
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Explosion Of a Ferry boat-A,gful Loss Of Life
attack by Indians and Loss of Life.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 26.--On Sunday ferry-boat
here burst her larboard boiler, wrecking the fore
part other cabin. Mangied bodies and dead horses
were strcwn around. Fifteen persons were killed,
and as many have been severely scalded or are
missing.
Information from Council Grove states that the
Pawnees attacked the Government station and
killed several persons. A company of dragons
have been despatched from Fort Leavcnworth to
assist in repeing them.
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FIrzJAMEs.-This mndemoiselle, who has been
heretofore delighting the New Workers by an ex.
pert of her heels, last week astonished them by
her powers a vocalist. The Ecening Post thinks
she ought to have made her first appearance in this
country rather az a singer than dancer.
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The Mail steamers.

1t Will be seen, by reference to our House
proceedings, that the various amendments 10
the Naval Appropriation bill, contemplating an
increase of our steam marine, Were all ruled ON,
on points of order.
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TeIegraphic.
Fir, IN T,ov.

TRoy. March The extensive hat establish
ment known the Bioomingdale Hat Company,
In the basement Of the polio Hail. Congress street,
WINS consumed by fire this morning The hall es-
capped without injury. There is partial insurance.
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NEW PARIS GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.

N1EW PARIS GOODS, PERFCMERT, &c.
In Lubin's Genuine Extracts, Bachelors inmt-
able Hair Dye, Moelle de Inuf, Patey s Cold Cream,
Amandine, Bandoline, Antique Oil, Genuine Fari-
ma Cologne, Hair Restoratives, Lip Salve, Cosmet-
freshest and greatest variety at Gibbss Fancy and
Ornamental Hair Store, up stairs, over the old
stand on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th stress.
Also, an assortment Of Buffalo, Shell, and Eng
lsh Horn Dressing Combs; Ladies' Tuck and Twist
Combs; Side, Long, and Pocket do; every kind of
Hair. Tooth, and Nail Brushes; Fancy and Shaw
ing Soaps Of the very best kind; with variety Of
vited to inspect.
N B.-An assortment of Ladies' Ornamental
Hair Work, such Curls, Braids, Frisettes, Half
Wigs, &c, always on hand, made to order, and
repaired. Feb 2S-3tif
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THE ATLANTIc.-The first person who carried
the of the accident of the steamer Atlantic to
London was Mr.. Abbott Lawrence, jr,, one of the
passengers, who arrived at the Legation, to the ut
ter astonishmcnt Of all in the house. at midnight,
on the 22d of January.-Baifimorc Sun.
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p cJsNTnE SAFE AND AM ,, ooMMoD1-

3r1kSSYE5{4S Gus steamer COLUMBIA, Capt.
" HARPER, having recently been
placed in rst-ratc order, will resume her trips be-
tween Baltimore and this District ON SATURDAY
the Let March, leaving Commerce street wharf.
same hour on every succeeding Saturday during
the season; and returning, will leave Riley =
wharf, Washington. at O'Clock, and Alexandria
at Z o'clock every WEDNESDAY morning, touch
ing at the different landings the Potomac river,
usual.
For freight passage apply to the Captain on
board, or 10 the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON,B Bait.
J. j. WHEAT & BRO, Alexandra.
+. PICKREL & CO., Georgetown.
THOMAS b. RILEY, Washington.
Feb 2o-f
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The nountx I..naI..u.

The bill amending the Bounty Land law of
the last session is still in the Senate. It's pas.
sage is Indispensable to secure to the persons
Tor whose benefit it was passed the advantages
contemplated by the original law.
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From PtffsJurg.

PIrrsDuao, March There are II feet inches
in the channel to-day, and falling slowly. The
weather is clear and cold. Wind S. w. Their
Inoineter 400.
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MOST NATURAL REMARK.-An editor at din
ner table being asked if he would take some pud-
ding, replied. in a fit OF abstraction: "Owing to
for il -
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The Eropa's Aduicss at Neso Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS. Feb. 23.-The Europa's advces
have been received. and caused a decline in the
cotton market. The accounts relative to the de-
cline conflicting, owing TO the irregularity OF
prices. The transactions reached 5000 bales, in
GLIDING middling 10, cent?. Frsights still
advancing. Cotton to Liverpool is engaged at
1916.
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Arrest Of Oa..,vea 1Somp,on.

New YoRK, March l.-Wm. Z. Thompson,
resident of Brooklyn, but better known One eyed
Thompson, was arrested this morning, charged
with passing counterfeit money.
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MIR. STIFF, who was lately imprisoned in Cuba,
proposes to publish book on that subject. He
informs Us that he can be found at Brown hotel
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to know that the
place to get satisfactory likeness is at the OpEoN.
They are taken at q low price, and every picture
warranted. Feb 29-6ts
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Tnank. 10 Mr.. w.h.,,r.

The resolution of thanks to Mr.. WEBSTER,
for his letter TO the Austrian charge, which
passed the House of Representatives Of Penn
sylvania few days ago, also passed the Senate
of that State ON Thursday.
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England,
The European Times saws:

The European Times says:
The debate Lord John Russclls bill rela-
tive to the new hierarchy came 10 an untimely end
on Wednesday evening, and, according to the forms
ped order. This result mainly produced by
the loquacity Of one or two Irish members who
talked against time to annoy the Minister and
thwnrt his measure. Out Of doors the feeling
against the bill increases, and all parties seem dis
satisfied with it. Those who have protested in the
loudest key against the aggression, maintain that
the government scheme is quite inadequate to meet
the case, and those who nimical TO all interfe
renee with civil and religious freedom, steadily
declare that the is the fret step in the
path Of retrogresson.
Lord John Russell finds himself cramped by his
celebrated letter to the bishop of Durham. The
tone which he as umed in that document 10 feebly
reflected in the bill which he proposes TO introduce,
and the difference betw writing a smart letter
which chimed in admirably with the feelings of the
public at the time, and the framing Of an act Of
Parliament to meet evil which, in its nature is
beyond the pale of the civil law, is IN tie en-
barrassment which the measure has already pro-
duced The difficulty is to repei the aggression
without violating the civil and religious tendencies
Of the age. In the House of Commons every one
feels the necessity OF settling the question speedi
ly as possible but the religious world, which has
been stirred to its innerDost depths, 10 not to be
rudcly pushed aside in this summary manner; and,
accordingly, while the public are eagerly watching
the progress of events, the unucky break down Of
Wednesday is hailed as an augury that foreshad-
ows disappointment.
On Friday evening the debate on the Papal
Aggression bill resumed; and, after some
discussion, the House divided, with the following
resut:
For leave to bring in the bill 1895
Against il 90
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Franklin Fire Company will be held this Mon.
day. evening at o'clock. w. A. BOSS,
Mar 3 Secretary F. +. Co.
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MARRIED.,

In this city, the LIST instant, by the Rev. STE
pHES p. Hill, JOHN w. CAMP to HARRIET c.
Of Richmond, Va.
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Jenny Lind's Mopements-Ida Of General Hen
dersnn

New ORLEANS, Feb. 26.-Jenny Lind leaves
here to- day, after series Of tho most successfu
concerts ever given Both she and Barnum have
to be well satisfied with her success Her
charities said to be most liberal She ia expect
ed to reach Louisville on Wednesday next.
The court in the case of General Henderson have
not yet been.enabled to cmpannel jury, but eight
having been chosen.
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INTEREST LAw.-The Legislature Of the State of
Iowa has passed law permitting the borrower and
lender to fix upon such rate of interest for the loan
Of money as they may agree upon.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 2sth ultmo, after short i'll
meas, A. b. LINDSLEY, aged 6i years, lately of
Frankfort, Missouri.
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THROUGH LINE FOR SAN
h FRANCISCO, Win CHAGRESs---
<ENB THE NEW & FAVORITESTE
bSHIPS:
CHEROKEE 1900 tons Captain II. Windlc.
PHILADELPHIA, 100 tons Capt J. Y. Nicholson
Form the only direct line between New Yorkand
Chagres, in connection whit United States Mail
Steam pac ketsin the Pncifc-a semi monthly line
through to San Francisco. They leave New York
the 18th and 2Sth ofcach month.
REDUCED RATES OF FARE TO CHAGRES.
Cherokee Philadelphia.
After Saloon State Rooms. $125 co. $l25 90
Forward Saloon do 100 OO........ 100 90
All the above dine at tho same table and have the
privilege of the Saloon.
Steeragc, (found with mattresses and board } 500
in each vessel.
Freight to Chagrcs, 10 cents per foot.
Each passenger is allowed pcrsonalbaggage FREQ
to the extent OF $50 lbs, otexceeding in measure
ment 10 cubic feet.
Expenses on the Isthmus are borne by the pas.
sengers.
Forfrcight or passage, apply to
HOWLAND & ASPINWALL,
81 South street, New York,
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL.

eHIISytruHtu u6eHUt, DelUteI Oh u1lu = , sHttaS,
WASHINGTON CITY.
TINHIS ESTABLISHMENT was opened Tues
Il day, the 4th day Of February, 1851, by the
subscriber, late Of Gadsby's hotel. as manager,
who respectfully announces TO his friends and the
public generally that il is commended to their
favor and patronage by every comfort and con-
vencncc that be found in the best conducted ho-
tells in the country. lie would also add, that
n hotel conducted by him will always be found
n safe and pleasant abode for families, and all
who regard propriety, good order. and the strict
cat decorum as essentials OF an grceable home.
Feb loft w. N. ID. JUDKINS.
Baltimore SUM- New York Herald, Richmond
ENQUIRER, Petersburg Intclligcnccr. publish every
other day two wecks, and forward accounts-
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Aryipal of The Steamer Epopa.

ArrirdI Of Ht SledmeT Europa.
BosroN Feb. 2S.-Thc Europa, Captain Lott.
from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived at her dock,
East Boston, at O'Clock this morning. Her mails
for the South leave this afternoon.
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Nsw York and Virginia Steamship Company
ALBANY, Feb. 2S.-The bill to enable the New
York and Virginia Steamship Company to COM
mence business passed the Senate to day.
The Wing caucus appointed for last evening on
United States Senator did not assemble.
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CnYDER and MCKAY, who were lately arrested
in New York, charged with fraud in obtaining
Milwaukee bonds, have been released on S 5000
bail
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Treasury Notes Outstanding March I, 1881.

Treasury Notes outstanding March 1, 1851.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, March !, 1851.
Amount outstanding of the several
issues prior to ODD July, 1916, as
per records of this oiico,....... Sl3S,26l Ga
Amount outstanding of the issue of
odd July, 1916 as per records of
this office. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 %
Amount outstanding of the issue of
18th january, lS47, as per records
of this office. ................... 25,90O 0O
$lsS,0l o.
Deduct cancelled notes in hands of
accounting officers, under acts
prior to 22d July, 1916. .......... $50 90
SlS7,S6l O.
NJ. NOURSE, Acting Register.
March Sit
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kzA FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-The
W.T House on the southwest corner of III and 10th
streets, completely furnished, for rent, and
immediate possession given. Apply at this office.
Feb IS-3taw2w