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Chelsea Hospital, near Boston, on May LIST,
next; and Surgeon Edward Gilchrist ordered
to relieve him. =
| Confirmed b. the senate.-The following
nominations haze been confirmed by the Sem
ate
Samuel NJ. Hwkins, register of land Office
at Grenada, Mis- Il
John 0. Heniing, register of land Office at
Willow River, Wis.
John c. Hebird, receiver of public moneys
at Vinoennes, md.
Damon Hausr, ditto. at Quincy, Ill. =
James NJ. Gould, register of land office at
st. Augustine, Fla. e=-zsssz7ss
Arthur j. Gallagher, ditto, at Vandalia, Ill.
Henry L. Garland, of La, receiver Of public
Moneys at Opelousss, LA.
John A. Bryan, ditto, at Menasha, Wis.
Abraham B,awley, ditto, at Stevens Point,
Wis.
Joseph Bell, ditto, at jackson, Miss.
Francis P. Perriera, ditto, at st. Augustine,
Florida
Albert G. Ellis, at Stevens Point, Wis.
Fielding L. Densing. to be register at Co
lumbus, Miss h
John Cunningham, ditto, at Lebanon, Ala.
Drury Bynum, ditto, at Augusta, Miss.
Elias E. Buekner, Receiver at Fayette, Mo-
George NJ Beattie, ditto at Jackson, Mo.
Otis Hoyt, ditto at Willow River, Wis.
seland Wright, to be Register, at Fayette,
Mo.
Jonas Whitney, Receiver at Milwaukee, Wis.
David c. futile, Register at St. Louis, Mo-
James Talbot, do. q indianapolis, Ind.
Alexander Snodgrass, Receiver, at Lebanon,
Ala.
Theodore Sherer, do. at Chillicothe, Ohio
Jno. I. Read, Register at Jacksonville, Ind
Theodore Rodolf, receiver of public moneys
at La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Benjamin H. Mooers, ditto, at Menasha, Wis
consin.
Calvin W. Ruter. ditto, at Indianapolis, In
diana
Henry Plenman, ditto, at Mineral Point,
Wisconsin -
James S. McGinnis, of Ohio, to be register of
the land Office at Chilicothe, Ohio.
Edmund w Martin, ditto, at Sparta Ala.
Cyrus K. Lord, ditto, at Defiance, Ohio.
Nathan W. Landis ditto, at Defiance, Ohio
Jacob II. Kimball, ditto at Milwaukee, Wis.
Joel c. Squiers, ditto, at Mineral Point, Wis.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, tho 2lst of April
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of tho Department
For the redemption of stocks..... $5,O49 95
Fer the payment of other Treasury
debts ..................... 2O,469 so
For the Customs. ................ 20,51S rs
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. Observation-Disclosures. 533 AZ
For the War Department.. LA 10
For the Navy Department. ....... 1892 81
For re-paying for the Navy De-
partment ................... ga 81
For the Interior Department..... 6,912 95
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SPRING CLOTHING

GENTLEMEN preferring to have their Clothing
VI made to order ere invited TO examine the So.
perfor advantages we are BOW Offering in prise and
quality to purchasers of sir gle garments or
FULL SUITS
made to order in the most superior manner, and Of
the best qualities of
CLOTHS, CASS1NERES, AND VESTINGs
Having the assistance of able and experienced cut.
tsrs, we can faithfully promise entire satisfaction in
all cases. WALL Il STkPHENS.
Pa. avenue, between 9ths.and 10th sts-
an 2l-tf next IN Irop p.u
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Il Werly Coutil Smiths Patent Syn me.ricsl Cor
sets, and French Boiices of our own importation.
Also, Corsets q Psresserx
Ladies' can tie fitted and have Corsets of any do
scription made, altered, and repsired
Corset Lacets, India Rubber, Steel, and Whalebons
Busks
Shoulder Braces, Spanish and other Fans
Mbands, Gloves, Hosiery, Mits, Elss.ics
Gilmans Hair Dye
Brushes and India Rubber Combs. &c.
At MRS. WRIGHTis
Corset, Trimming. aud Farcy store
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
An 21-2t*
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u Buckingham, under the National
Hotel, sent US the American edition of
Household Words" for May, and "Yan-
kee Notions" for the same month. The
last is decidedly rich.
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0The Baltimore Telegraphic agent,
tMr. Fulton,) of the associated press, and
the Baltimore Sun, have got into nice
little muss about photographic advertise
ing" The controversy is carried on
with spirit by the American and Sun.
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THE WEEKLY STAR for to-day is q
capital number. In addition to its usual
amount of tales, poetry, and Washington
News and Gossip, it contains the very
interesting Franesni Correspondence.
Persons at distance should remember
that the WEEKLY STAR contains more
Washington news of reliable character,
than all the other papers in the country.
This paper is printed from new type, and
in convenient quarto form, so that at
the end Of each volume, it can be conve-
niently bound and kept as reliable book
Of reference. -@ @
Price, only $1.25 a year. Single CO.
pies, in wrappers, three cents each.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, April 2l-I0p.

BALTIMORE, April 21-l0P.x.
Amongst the distinguished visitors who have
arrived in our city, is my friend General
Lumsden, of the New Orleans Picayune He
looks we'll and is in fine spirits. He was
delegate to the Southern Convention at
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IA and Dotted Swiss Muslins.-Just received
from auction, lar, lot of Embroidsries Plain and
notted Swiss Muslins, DeLaines, Bereges. BeBege,
shaWjs 10 cts; Sils Mantes 81; Lawns plain Swiss
~, Inserting cts, Co lars 6, Parssols, Bonness
Flats. Hats, DC.
Also, a first rate stock of Caters Slippers and
other kinds of Shoes at the very lowest prices
For great bargains come to BROWNS
Cheap Cash Store, corner 9TH and SITS.
2l-tf
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SPIRIT OF THE MoRNINe PRESS.

r.
The Infeligeneer devotes its editorial
column to an interesting account of the
late dinner to Lord Elgin, in London, at
which Mr.. Buchanan was bright, par
ticular star"
The Union moralizes over the cOmpar-
alive financial credit of the United States,
Spain, and other European Governments,
and rejoices over the gallant defence of
the principle" involved in the Nebraska
bill made by the New Hampshire Patriot,
and other sympathisrng journals in that
State.
The Sentinel replies to the Unions very
last on military superintendency of civil
works, In three mortal columns.
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ERENoH SHIRT BOsoMs-The rapid increase
In the sale Of the new sHlRT B0sOMS war
rants US in presenting to the trade and our Gu stom
ers very large assert ment of the west styles
at the most moderate prices
Families and shirt.makers will find Il cheaoer n
buy these bosoms than U make them. The trade
supplied at Wholesale prices at STEykNs,S -
sp z-eou Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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O Joe Shillington has sent US TIE
May number of Godey's Lady's Book.
1t is good as usual.
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] CHICK ERINa & SONS
mot Jacob Chfckerfng) Pi.
TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE.
SCHWARTZE'S SARSAPARILLA.
rVNHIs prepare ion has done more TO relieve the
l. afflicted than ali other preparations Of ssr.
ssparila combined. Try it for all diseases arising
from impurities eff the blood, viz: Eruptive Dis
eases Rheumatism, ScrofuIa. Bronchitis, and Neu-
ralgia- The number of certificates that can be pro-
duced are too extensive to enumerate.
Also-SCHWARTZE'S
CHRONO THERMAL Pills
have never been known to fail. They have stood the
test Of 20 years. Try them also. To be had Of
SCHWARTZE & son. Druggists.
Pa avenue next door to I. 8. Hotel
an 20-tf
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Ped 09sce, Washington CITY, d. c.
.Aprii q 1854.

rOrdcredto be advertised IN the " EVENING STAR"
agreeable to the folIoriag section of The Post Office
Lav-1 beiss tAs nerspcper Adrtnsthe largest circu
iction Of any daily paper published IN Washington:
SEc s. .and BE IL further ereeted, That the list Of
letters remainining uncailed for in any post office in
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener shall hare e largest circulation within the
range Of the delivery of said office, to be decided by
the postmaster at such office.
arPersons applying for letters in following list Will
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70 Greedy says the Courtof st. James
goes into mourning for week on account of
the death of the Duke of Parma-one of
the most worthless Grips" in all Europe.
So much for honor A thousand Hum
boldts might die and no such set grief
would be INDUCED in. Blessed be sham !
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GNIFICENT CHICKERING

WI FIANOs, just received per Boston packet
Luther Child, our first invoice Of superior Piano
Rortes, from the new and popular factory of Jacob
Chickefine, Boston. They consist Of magnificent
Louis XIV. STYLE with splendid serpentne legs full
round corners, top moulding and fluted legs-sl1
6l2, 81 and octaves. IHLBUS HITZ.
8pal Musical Drpot
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LANDSCAPE GAR DENER AND FLORIST,
"1LLIAN HU GHES, (Late Gardener at
w Mount Vernon most respectfully informs the
ladies and gentlemen Of this city and its vicinity,
that he has commenced In the above business and
iobbing generally. From long experience in Eng
land and in this country, he 1atters himself to b.
able 10 give every satisfaction. Any orders left at
his pscs. corner of It'll and streets near the Smith
sonian Institution, will be promptly attended to-
n. Bon hand a fine collection OF cho ice Roses
ana other plants for sale. ap 22-lm
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1oEBERGs.-A Portland paper, giving
description of the last voyage of steamer
Sarah Sands, just arrived at that port,
says -
"The passengers describe the passage
through the ice as fearful in theextreme. AS
the ship came i'll contact with the immense
lcebergs, she would tremble as if striking
against rock. The passengers represent
these icebergs as being of unusual dimen-
slons, some of them apparently more
than hundred feet high.''
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B0NNETs. RIBBONS. AND FLATS.

ID kCElfkD this day ON the North, new SUP.
IL ply of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flats, &c. which /
shall Sell at the lowest prices. Persons wishing TO
make purchases viii do well to call and examine
Immediately. Having but one price 1 am deter.
mined to make that the most advantageous 70 Gus.
toners.
Wanted, q smart, active young man, as salesman
RUTH A. PEAC0.
bet. sth and 9th sts opp. Centre Market.
ap 2l-3t
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~Temperance Meeting-I. o. of Il.
uS The officers and members Of Columbia Dis
trct Tent and the Primary Tents under its jurisdic
ton re requested to meet at the Hail. of 7ih
and streets, on MONDAY EVENING. at o'c' ock
70 join PROCESSION from thence to the Sixth Presby
terrain Church. Qsland,) where public Temperance
meeting OF the Sons of Rechsb will be held
The public axe invited to attend. By order.
ap PIT
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He THAT HATH EARS LET HIN HEAR

TWAJ .. WOODBkIU6E Is the only man in
L Washington that win give you perfect Likeness
for Is cents HE Eectorene Pictures are scknovl.
edged by those who have been fortunate enough 70
get them as being the best thy ever saw The ike.
ness is equally good those you will get else
where for 81 Also pictures taken from Is cents 70
$25, and finished in = style not TO be surpassed
Rooms between 9Th aud 7th streets Pennsy lyanjs
avenue, over Gilman's Drug Store Washington
Aiso-Rooms to let. Enquire at the Daguerrean
Rooms an ol-ct.
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The Juvenile Missionary Society of this Church viii
hold its first nublic meeting on Sabbath Afternoon
next, the ODD instant, at 31a o'clock. Ad,ire. ses
may be exIected from DR.. Cole, the Rev. VIM
Miburn, Chaplain Of the House of Representatives.
ana others.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
an 22-1t*
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EMBLEMs Divine and Moral, by

EMBLEMS Divine and Moral, by
IL Francis Quarles
voices OF the Day, by Dr. Cumming
Yoices Of the Night do do
Positive Theology. by Rev. Asbury Lowrey
suferings and Glories of the Messiah, by tie Rev
John Brown, DID.
Waters from the Well Spring, by Rev. Z. II. Bick-
ersteth -
Schoolboy Days and Youthful Companions
Rainbow in the North. by Miss Tucker
Abbeo Rutta; or, Sunrise in The Tropics
English Family and Pocket Bibles
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
up Zz-u Seventh street.
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RE MOVAL.

HAVE removed ON 50 South Street TO q mere
IL cent al location, 226 iitimore street.
We have on hand or manu- acture 10 order, gen.
erai assortment of Engineer. Surveying Drawing
nd Dsguerreotype INSTRUMENTS. Also Nsona-
&c isfr0mtnts, Gitronfc Batteries San Dials, Sto-
re, Opera, ami Nagr fying Glasses Microscopes To.
eSCoes, Boron'cers, Thermometers. Pour Glasses Or
t, which re respectfully invite the attention Of pur
th7sers.
Repairing promptly attended to. ap 2l-lm
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TWO OF three single gentlemen can
l. obtain pleasant furnished Rooms. if esily an.
plication be made. They beautifully situated In
fine airy healthy part Of the city The advertiser
having small family, spd no use for them. viii
rent them on very moderate terms. Add-ess Is W.,
through the city Poet Office sp2l-Its
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-22

HHILDRE Ms Garden Tools, Bird O..
~ ges, Wool Mats, &C., for sale at
ap 2l-St LAMNoND'S, eth st.
A MERICAN G e M e MT, for mepdiug
IA marble, glass, ehins, and ornamental wares,
for sale at LAAMoND'S, 7th St
ap 2l-3t
HNHR z E-PLY Shirt Collars. warranted
l. 10 ft well, for sale at LAMM0NDs, 18th st.
SD 21-3t
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THE STAR IN BALTIMORE.

Persons served with the Star in Balti-
more, are requested to pay nothing for
subscriptions to any one beside Andrew
Muirhead, who is the agent for the de
livery OF the paper, until further notice.
Any orders left at the bookstore of
Gathers & Brother, corner of Baltimore
and Holiday streets, or with Andrew
Muirhead, No. 45 Britton street, near
Madison, for the northern part Of the city,
Will be promptly attended to.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-22

~ THE MAYORALTY.-Tsth The Eaifors
IF the Sar:-Permit me to offer to the Voters of
Washington as suitable candidate for the office OF
Mayor, our worthy and respected fellow citizen.
RICHARD WALLACE, Esq who cannot fail to So.
cure he votes Of large ,nsjority JR.P.
on
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~Persons applying for !
please say they are ADvERrr
LADI
Alexander, Miss Sally r
Archer, Mrs Mary
Anderson, MrsJ
Ameny, Mrs Ann
Amney, Mrs Ann
Bell, Mrs
Brown, Mrs Nary
Boon, Mrs Anna
Burk, Miss Eliza J
Brooks, Mrs E
Brown, Nrs AG 81.
Brown, Miss Mary II
Brown, Mrs Msry Ann
Byers, Mrs Ellen
burrows, Mrs $ Il
Baker. Mrs Caroline "
Bowen, Miss Elizabeth
Bruep, Miss Fanny 2
Bell, Mrs Caroline
Bingley, Miss Ann Ell
Buckminster, Mrs Ann NJ
Burnes, Mrs Ann
Ciapp, Mrs J Dearborn
Craig, Mrs NIB
Clark, Miss Mary Ann
Crane, Mrs Francis H
Cox, Miss Mary
Chatin, Mrs
Cowen, Mrs Lucy
Chusnan, Miss Kate
Coleman, Miss
Cooington, Miss Susie c
Copeland, Mrs Eveline
Cotry, Miss Amanda
Conner, Miss Mary
Council, Johanna
Daingerfield, Mrs Maria n
Dotson, Mics Adaline
Dotson, Miss -
Delmsss, Mrs Ellen
Didal, Mad Caroline
Devin, Miss Mary E
Dabney. Mrs Elizabeth
Esder, Miss Anna NJ
Edwards, Mrs Thomas
Emmons, Miss Caroline J
Espey, Miss Eliza
Ewell, Miss Susan j
Ford, Mrs Mary Ann
Frazier, Miss Georgianna
Fowler, Mrs Maria l.
Fletcher, Mrs Sarah
Grimes, Miss Virginia
Graves, Miss FEE
Gillett, Mrs Louisa M 2
Griffin, Mrs Edmund ID
Grimes, Miss Emma T
Gardiner, Mrs Ann NJ
Grayson, Mrs Sarah
tiraham, Mrs Catherine
Hart. Miss Kate
Humphrey, Mrs Miny
Hubbard, Mrs Emeline
Narrower, Mrs Margaret -
Howell, Mrs l. A
Hurdle, Mrs Louisa
Haron, Margaret
Holiday, Mrs Mary
Johnson, Mrs Elizabeth
Johnston, Mrs Jane r 9
James, Mrs Rev Fl
Jones, Elizabeth
Johnson, Mrs Jane
King, Mrs VIM
Kane. Miss Auguafa
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LOOK AT THIS!

u EDMONsTON. on 9TH street, nearly onnosits
Ne Odd Fellows Hall, would RESPECTFULLY INF m
the citizens OF Washington cad vicinity that be b.
received his stock of BOOTS and SHOES for the
spring, viz:
Ladies, gentlemen's, and misses Boots, shoes.
Caters, and Slippers
Also, good assortment Of Childrens Boots and
Shoes of all kinds
Where he will be happy to meet his old customers
and all others WHO may wish hrst-rate article in
his ine all OF excellent quality, which he offers
sale on as reasonable terms any other establish
ment In the city; and they may rest assured that
to those who may favor him with their patronage
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DUMP MAKING and

DUMP MAKING and
WELL DIGGING.
My pump making establishment remaining at the
old stand. heretofore prepared 10 execute al
work OF the sort at The shortest notice best manner
snd at the cheapest rates.
WM. TUCKER
Corner 10th street south and Maryland ave.
an Aim
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M ATH1MONIAL.-A Gentleman, of good
III cha -acte,, residing between G and H, near
4th, wants a wife, she must bear good character
For further notice apply at his residence.
ap 22-lt MIR THOS TUCKER
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pISH0P WIS LONG PROMISED BOOK. in de-
ID fence Of his duration of ProtestantisD fer Ro.
man Catholiis ism, has jast made its app arance IL
Is of character to create excitement in religious
circles.
For sale by tie Agent
.fh street, opposite the City Poet Office.
ap 21-3t*
LfoR sALE-A small bay MARE, years Old,
II avery fast trotter, and In every way well suit
ed fer riding horse. She may be seen q. Pun.
Ikrey g stables, On street. an 2I-ats
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H / have just returned from the
North and will open a beautiful A. ~
va sortment of Spring ard Summer Ron.
nets, Hate, Dress Caps &c-, on Friday W
the Zlst instant of which invite the attention Of
the ladies to call and examine.
MRS. HANEY
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th sts,
ap 2l-3tf First W.rs
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n-THE FIRST PERFORMANCE AT THE
HIPPoDROME TAKES PLACE THIS EVENING
AT O'CLOCK.
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PICNIC Ar ARLINGroN SPRING.

INITIALS-American Eagle, 4; Turkish legation q F.
F.
April %, 1854. JAMES G. BERRET PM
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''Urunanc9 Men ara 10 Co0tf1Dure d0Sp1CaI
Money.-In recently deciding question in
the Treasury Department, it was held that the
act of March 3, 1851 being somewhat similar
in its purposes Of relief to that of July 10
lSiS, granting pensions to ordnance men dis
abled in the line of heir duty, is by parity
Of reasoning. applicable to, and embraces men
enlisted for the ordnance department They
are therefore to contribute the twenty cent
per month to the Military Asylum, in the same
manner with enlisted men belonging to other
corps of the Army.
Post ofice Appoin.ments.-The following
Post Office appointments have been made:
Pierce 6 Wright, at Belle River, ST. Clair
County, Michigan.
Jonathan Burch, at Burchyille, St. Clai,
County, Michigan.
William Rrownell at Utica, Macomb Coun.
ty, Michigan.
John N. silleck, Ray, at Macomb County
Michigan.
Ira D. Smith, at Commerce, Oakland Coun
ty, Michigan.
Navy Officers Ordered, Detached, &c.-sur
geon ]. Winthrop Taylor, detached from tn
New York Rendezvous on June 1st next, ant
| ordered to the rendezvous at Boston, vice Sur
geon Tichenor, detached, and on leave.
Surgeon Stephen Rapalje, ordered to the New
York Rendezvous, on the LIST of June.
Surgeon John L. Fox, detached from th'
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by this mountebank no further. He promises
tic, as when essaying to obtain the position Ct
gentleman at Wiesbaden; and with precisely
similar results.
As the fame Of his personal standing in The
United States has at last made Europe too 10
to hold him, Gin the company of people OF
character and standing,) he is forced to renal.
here to fight out another presidential cam-
paign, in the hope that he may yet succeed il
inducing for services rendered with the Her
ald) his appointment to q mission, which viii
give him position in which he can 60 abroad
permanently, without being treated by all de
cent people in Europe, as by the guests at the
Astor House, and the subscribers to the Astor
Place Opera. This is the key to the present
course of the Herald
Saturdays Work for Members of Congress.
Saturdays, when the Houses Of Congress are
not in session, are by no means leisure day.
with members. They one and all spend them
in the different departments, transacting bust
ness of individual constituents, sent to them,
or making investigations designed to cnabl,
them to act understandingly upon variou;
measures on which they are to decide. Blythe
by, there prevails in almost all the Depart
ments here regulation preventing any one
not connected with the particular Office or bu-
reau from going into any subordinant officials
| rosm to transact business, or examine papers
This rule prescribes that any one wanting in
formation, to inspect record, or any thing OF
the kind, must apply to the head of the bureau
or his chief clerk, to that end, who sends to the
particular subordinate for the papers, work
information, or whatever may be wanted
This Is the rule as prevailing in the Post Office
Department, against which the Hon. Mr.. Grcy
of Kentucky, has more than once complained
in the House hall of late. His idea is, that i
should not be enforced against members o.
Congress, and more especially against mem
bers of committees particularly charged witt
business in connexion with the departments
1t seems to Us that Mr.. G. has hardly reflected
seriously on the confusion producing tendens,
Of his proposition to have this rule abrogatet
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~ FOR sALE-Three fine young drought
Nm HOB SEES, with or without carts and ha1.
@V9 ness. Apply to JOHN +. BOYLE, a6lh
y II street, near Easby's Lumber Yard.
ap 22-St*
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Mrs. PARTINGToN's CARpET-BAs has ar
V1 lived at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
ap 22-tf Bookstore near och -