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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE SD CONGRESS-.


Tho Senate consists oi two Senators from each
State There arc thirty States, represented by
sixty. two Senators.
Wings, in Hahc, Old Line Democrats, in Roman
Those marked l. D., Independent Democrats U.
those elected rs Union men, >. H., those elected
Southern or State Rights mon
President David r. Atchison
g.aratary Asburv Dekins
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Secretary Asbury Dickins
Term eapiyes. 1nm eapiyes
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI
Ben Fitzpatrick 1855 Stephen Adams, (U.) 1857
c. C'Clay So 1859 A. u. Brown 1889
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI
r. W. Johnson* 1855 David X. Atchison 1865
WIN. X. Sebastian 1859 Henry >. Geyeg 1859
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Truman Smith : 1855 Moses Norris, jr 1855
Isaac Toucey I : 1857 Jared w Williams 1869
cALIfaaNlA. NEW YORK.
William M. uwin : 1855 VmsaH iSemayd- 1855
John b. Weller : 1887 Hamilton Fish 1857
DELAWARE NEW JERSEY.
james A. Bayard 1857 j. X Thompson 1857
John M Clarion 1857 William Wright 1853
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
.Jackson Morton 1885 George u. Badger 1855
Stephen II. Mallory 1887 Vacancy ~ lSoy
GEORGIA. ouio
w. c. Da,cson 1865 S. p. Chase Il. ID 1855
Robert Ioombs tU) 1859 Benjamm +. Waae 1881
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA.
John Petit 1865 James Copper 1855
Jesse d. Bright 1857 Rich'd Brodhead, jr. 1897
ILLINoIs. RHODE ISLAND.
james Shields 1855 Charles L. James 1857
Stephen A. Douglas 1857 Philip Allen 1899
iowa soUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus g. Dodge 1855 A. p. Butler Is. r. 1853
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah J. Evans 1889
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE.
Arr/1tJ0la Di1on- 1855 Ja0aes Z. Jones 1851
.Jolt1 H. Thompson 1859 jain Bel 1859
LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
John Slidcil 1855 Thomas j. Kusk 1857
J. p Bsujaaia : 1859 Sam Houston 1859
MAINE. VERMONT.
Hannibal Hamlin 1857 Vacancy 1855
VIM. p. Fessenden 1889 Solomon Foot 1887
MASSACHUSETTS. VIRGINIA.
Chs. Sumner I'll. Dj 1857 J. Nj. Mason Is. k) 1887
Eaicard Epsret = 1889 X. nj. L. Hunter 1857
MARYLAND. WISCONSIN.
.James Il. Pedrce 1855 Isaac z. Walker 1855
Thomas q. Pratt 1887 Henry Dodge 1857
MICHIGAN.
Iaw;a GAGS 1887
! 4 ~ !.
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INDIAN ATTACK UPoN ENuGnASrs-The last western mail
brought us a somewhat disconnected letter from j. G.
James giving account Of depredaons committed by In
dans the property of persons migrating 10 California
The letter is dated Loup Fork OF the Platte river June ID
and says: To-day company Of men from Howard
IT, Missouri, back TO US for assistance. They had
been driven from their wagons by party of Pawnee In
dans They had two wagons drawn by catt'e, and 1000
sheep and a number Of horses This company was com
manded by Humphrey Cooper who the owner of the
property On the 10th Of May ninety Eight miles from St
Mary the Loup Fork they met by three Indians
They stayed in camp till night and called themselves
Sioux They left the train and went ahead about nine
miles
When the emgants reached that point they were by
party OF Indian warriors the chief OF whom standing
by the roadside When Capt Cooper him he adj
vsnced with fife and lance in hand apparently shake
hands But Cooper his movements, and told him TO
keep OFF, drawing at the time revolver The chief
gave way the signal given his men, and they
menced firing the whites with rifles They had made
breastwork Of hin about 40 yards Off and fred from this
position Captain Cooper tried get the wagons off but
the Indians shot down the animals and kept up conn-
usl FIRE at the men One Of the men-French Woods-was
killed and horse shot dead from under another man.
ball passed through Capt Coopers coat TAIL and bis
horse was badly wounded They were forced to save
themselves by fight leaving all their property behind
them. They came for assistance and we are pre-
pairing 10 60 Captain J. s Montgomery Of Rails county
is in command OF our company and when united with the
other party, VIC number 2s mep Captain Coopers loss
Is between $4,000 and Sc 1000
There but few emgrapts on the route and the In
dians think they have us in their power
81. louis Repubhcan
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Land Warrant Lost,

hUToNono about the LIST ultmo, the subscriber placed
The Ci Post once the usual envelope
20 ibe Hon Henry Edmundson member of Congress
duplicate bounfyiaDd certificate
issued under tho act Of February H. l5s
Lane late private in Capt Joness United
geurs upon which the form OF assignment
siceued being Intended that the should be
Henry Lane Tor that As,
been received by Edmundson and either is
laid has mcarsd s caution
use ofhe wsaat by being offered for sale the
been sken against the OF patent be
Gated, and
made 70 The Commissioner OF Pensions
said CHARLES DE sELDING
9Th street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall =
June 24-law6w = " 's
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Tw WHEAT AID cRor,-The GAINESVILLE (ohio) Ga
zee announces that tho wheat selling in that city
for 81 rs and adds that many Of the citizens remember
when 1t duh sale 1T twenty-five cents per bushe pay
able in goods Many farmers in Muskngum county
have got the whole Of last years crop on hana.
Wheat has been harvested with va and The promise is
fine for abundant II feared that the grain
not 90 full and heavy usual but the quantity win
make up for this deficiency.
Oats now being cut We believe from all we can
learn that there win he enough for every body neoess
ties and great deal to spare
Elo<s.,d rs o. Adr>rti,,r. 1sta inv
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PRESIDENTIAL REoREArlos.Ihe President OF the United
States, his lady and their friend Mrs Smith, OF New Hamp-
shire the Secretary the Navy Senator Cas and pr
yate secretary 10 the President Sidney Webster, esq,
barked yesterday morning in the United States En-
gnesr trip for recreation 10 Old Point Comfort The
Presidents duties for time past have been and
almost exhausting and the health OF Mrs Pierce
feeble The party expect 10 remain the Point but three
four days when they will the capitawe hope,
inygoraed by the breezes from the Atlantic and the
relaxation from their accustomed business and cares
MAJOR PoLK.-Major William IL. Polk brother of the
lamened ex President visit to the city This popular
and gallant gentleman in the House of Representative
yesterday surrounded by troops of friends who gladly
baced the opportunity TO offer their congratulations upon
his renewed health.
DISTINGUISHED ARnIvALs-A number Of New Workers of
distinction reached the city Thursday evening. Among
them we have met with Alderman Elijah r. Purdy the
democrat and the Grand Sachem of Tammany
Hail. George q. Glazer, commissioner Of and
pairs; Richard b. Connolly city clerk Thomas Dunlap,
esq, and Col Daniel d. Delayan.
NAVY AGESrs.Thers a number of navy agents the
city from several of the naval depo the country Their
business at the Of government is of official
Among the arrivals Nehemiah Moses navy agent at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire; G. Swackhamer, at New
York; Alfred Day, Philadelphia; and John H. Brscoe,
at Baltimore. These gentlemen will doubtless find friend
here in the of the excellent and popular navy agent
Washington, A. @. Allen, esq
ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD AND THE POTOMAC BRIpaEs.--The
contemplated enterprsesthe construction of railroad
from Alexandria to Washington the erection of bridge
styled the Long bridge, and another the Little Falls
both to the been under discussion with
in the last two three days in the Senate of the United
States.
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by j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctsoneey.

TRusTgEs SALE OF REAL EsTATE--on Monday afternoon
June 10Th, O'Clock the premises by OF
uu rom James Thomas Trundel the duly
oef . a. NO o9 foios l3 i4 us I6 III
snd records Tor Washington proceed
No o in No o7s fronting 50 feet street. between
North capto ana LIST street running
dwelling house. = "
Terms cash An convyancing the expense Of purchaser n
the terms on sale complied
reserve The night to resell at the k 6t
q. E. WALKER
JOHN Y. DOM,
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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The navy bin recently introduced 10 the Senate provides
for grade Of officers above captains viz "aag Off
GERS II also reduces the number Of officers on full pay
and provides for the appointing Of grade Of assistant pur
ser the increase Of the marine corps and the doubling Of
the pay Of seamen The following is the table Of the num-
Der Of officers and their pay or service as provided
Cor In he
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/ E mUssEE RofAL-Gr1vures daprss les plus
IL heaur Tahieaur Bns Res volumes
tas proved by
presons under Nspoieon)- sale Price
soo its cost 10 Its present proprietor having
lane o
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A UuRLt the autbor o Castle
II Emilia Wyndhouge Naneus and Nor
mandy by Talbot Gwynne.
Twenty Years in the Philippines Translated French
Of Puuldeia Gernierre. On sale
TAYLOR n MAURfs
JuLe ~ lore, ear at
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~ s residence OF her father ia this Thursday
instant Mrs EuLAI.th CRAWFORD EDWARDS, wife Of DR.
IT, HARTLEY CKAwFoAD.
hef funeral VIII take place this Saturday aaenoon,
O'clock which the fnends Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited attend
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The National lntellgencer strangely determined
okesP up the war the Nebraska bin and to give all
We da and comfort !. can to ihe agitation for repeal
which he abolitionss have set on foot II continues
publish letters from the scattering men and articles from
we few papers at the South who agree with lie views
ms matter and i Affects to regard them as indicating
oe public opinion there There could not be greater
'ey u the editors Of the nellgencer had advocated
aormonsm, they would doubtless have been sustained by
'one lor suoh Is the diversity Of the human mind that
se s no opinion however absurd that does not end adj
Ssnt The Intellgencer IL grossly deceivup itser and
the same time stimulating and strengthening those At
we North who are preparing TO upon the rights Of
south and the peace Of the country when Il represents
does that "a great portion, IL not majority a. the
ug q the South openly dsapproye Of the late epsa-
n The wing representatives from the South ought GER
V 70 be as good judges Of the sentiments Of their con-
"'oehb IS the Intelligencer be- Virginia Sentinel
~, stated that about 10000 shares Of the Parker Vein
company have been already registered, showing
wv. issue Of $4,000 shares II thought the amount
''''S issued reaches 100000 shares
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GUPEtIOR shirts. warranted to NJ.
W Gnuze merino updershius extra sizes
do
Linen a 20 raw
Kid, silk, and linen gloves
Silk and linen handkerchief
HAIR silk, and satin stocks
Crayars hosiery, collars, suspenders, &C,
Embracing Of he
found in this city, which offer uniformly prices
WALL sTEPfiENs,
Next door the Iron Hall,
Pennsylvania avenue, between and I0th streets
June 24-eod6t
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n"se p, s. ss 81. s term been nsa By s
nterens has passed without notice. although the
iced summary Of The
actual decision Of the court on ID. Of zephanah JONES' pa
In this case an injunction had been granted by The May
his bi the collecting any rents from her
10 w oas Ssr sn .s ~ 70 pss 80"
aas ssans es%ea ny h@ as due under hi. contract 70,
delivering same rrp for use and occupation by S
BY hayns sreeusd and delivered over u. tun2
70, o, and 70 The terms q lse con
eonoveed in her wherein she forth
dered buaias for use and aecupaon when
We, finally enaoshea BY plaintiff and delivered The
case was brought TO hearing tho Of the
motion BY dsndan, dissolve injunction granted May
totally dissolved time
sSs sss s"S s-S ss y s esys
subject the disposal Of the be
directed pay rem. COLLECTED by him
BY . decision. and y .".,a.." before Jn.e
hvsnus ho..s "na.' u, law p,oySna remedy for
dompon un,ramasIes management o her
and to her original right take enjoy
OrEIcE o. IN. m.s.s,,s Telegraph oo-g.ny..rhn
er' % the Magnetic telegraph Company or the election o. officers
s so%g.ny' .ss Y Philadelphia 5sS,.s' ss ian day
Iuns so-s.w,ia,hJuiys
HsApquAprsss MAarsx Copps
onsr'ermss'err omse Washington, 18Th lane, 1854.
s ' ;ss -, oss .' - c..ec
c. 70 connfer IN au re poets with The sample. which be
rnastef. New York, WIS
go uniform caps
800 pair army h.f.socs,ns. IAN wooD
~ " '' ' AUG y 4 . SsTsc'HstbLsos,
The National Intelligence, and ey,p,,s a,s, w.h,,.,o, n a
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. w -Hey w. IL miiburn, Chaplain 40 the House Of
representative will preach in The Unitarian morrow
Sunday al III O'Clock, a, IN. 1890
JuneQ
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The pay Of the officers complied in the above list is
for shps-ofthene those serving other vessels receiv-
ing pay in proportion the class Of said vessels
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W methodist Episeop.I Church .soaah sun street
between II and Ifhe Rev j. NJ Danork will preach in his
enuien 70 morrow tsahbAh, II O'Clock cause Of
eooniLalon. Prenching also 8 O'Clock D. m.
June 81 "'r'"
ihe Hnv Dr. Hodgson, Of PntIAdei phia. VIII
Wy eass rfovidenee preach in the hall
next sabbath, the 25h instant, IL O'Clock.
June "a
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CARIBOU customers respectfully nouned thai
their being made win be presented
he IT - "
We shsl be much Obliged all who shan call and settle
% etoe INC LIST possible absolutely
as. -
II oui customers will comply REQUEST
maxi
largely increasing sales
90, cLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, co
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SALES TODAY.

ny y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EURNlTURE Aeon Saturday morning, June ~ at O'Clock
front Of the shall sell excellent
msnt OF new and second hand furniture, consisting Of
Sofas, lounges, chairs, rockers
Bureaus, waIdTobes, washstands
High and lOw-posl bedstcads, tables
Hair and husk mattresses, toilet
Feather beds holsters, and pillows
Carpets curtains, looking glasses
CIockeIy ana glass
superior upright refrigerator
Stoves, kitchen utensils, sc.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June 23--d Aueuonerr
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are now drawn on will be
the 96th instant when prompt settlements will be anect mi
earnestly solicited HOOP RfO 4 70
June N-aawSwf $500 : -
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GEN ERAL NEW s..

resolve appropriatng $4,000 for a monument TO the
memory OF Cen Putnam before the Legislature OF Con-
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auction..r.


hn ns,.,s SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
Estate on fennsylyania ayenueBy virtue Of decree Of the
passed in wherein william Laurie
ell public .ue ono on ne premises. on ass. me
sn. az OF July S.n O'clock hs, piece o. ground con
avenue and described follo~.
square running thence viii The lin.
s;s . e S a. .,s, a.
fee, n width then win q. line Of said alley . e,
ming ossG her, wn ns which
property situated directly opposite wiIssd's Hotel
cash ss . s% %. the Be paid 70
ar r and eighteen months with from ,e
and he & se s % o 70 p.%.a nc
rnaeson o. "s u The sM NTH .rS Ss anal
s' : ~ ~ No nss. S . ssad diSis''
June 9i-eod Auetoneer.
Of rS Of ;..
Of The cry Of r,'.s and county @ Alesh.ny penn,lvsn,.
Company y which hey are ...,.n,'ed
bonds. together exhibit and other statistical info,
''''e' 'IS iRsf'S'
for Pir.sur Conns.vIs Railroad Company
SIEsoLDs Japan, eelswn,n'. Japan, m.ss.r-
:, D.:sse'n par '."ey I:g.n H'o Desd1on
Jsnsi7 FRANcK TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR q mAUsT~-c.'avar,
Genoa, Pisa, and Florence. From the French
New York Crystal Palace. illustrated,
Documentary History Of the American Revolution in I7s2 by
y. w. Gihbes, N. D.
Russia and Turkey; by Ivan goovir.
The Turkish Empire BY Edward Joy Morris.
June ~ Bookstore, near hist.
Ar PRIVATE SALE, Lot. Se. . 10. In SONAR.
0oThese lots front 40 feet inches
lfth and 18th, with depth of $50 feet 70
the mnedafs vicinity OF Lafayette considered
the most desirable building lots in the masket
day. the Path inssni, they will be sola
premises On that day af6 O'Clock, .. m.
Terms One fourth cash balance
yesrs Title perfect Apply ,e
n. @. BARNEY,
Srns s-dh r. between Sch srd TN
EHENCu steel pens just Imported from Psvs,
Ferry 0tsts steel bought from
~ the undersigned aaA embracing u. their Kind.
variety Of escA Kind.
nius ThANCK TAYIOk
yuHe - = ~
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~ s land. recently Withdrawn from sale proposed
Whereas AZ the solicitation Of senators and
President States BY hi. order se.us aas hs s
dune has directed thai portion
The routes The States 81 Michigan
the ld R1os O. n X.
II mites on a Of e fh Ssa .. e The @
hat me "Ss g %a again. sS
.a :ps ss, s s ,S townships. and
to private sale and .ny '0 "a snS
a. ne sams ne on %
w.so" Hnno Gss At the city Of
JOHN WILSON. Commissioner
By ). Q. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
ss No. $685. sa ns
~ n ssef s On % south
These lois beautifully within short distance Of the
ps'a'''''' IN vie" Of an e'
Terms One half cash. the residue in ninety days. note
Ina. JAS Q. MCGUIRE,
90 The above sale Is postponed la consequences Of
the weather. until Monday afternoon, June M same hour
June 24-d ' = "' Huelo,,eer.
BY y. c. MCGUIRE, Auctiomeer.
no CIGAR MAKERson Saturday morning. June a. at 10
O'Clock shall sell containing aO4s pounds
@ ssa F tobacco Of hns flavor and ''' Gs %.sTiaE
'ue~f- Auetoneer.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ali sccounts dine III.
undersigned will be on OF abou
ns aO.n instant. when romp, settlements will be respectfully
June 1-aawSwf - $500 : -
Farm FOR SALE I'VE sale farm Of sas acres in
riince Georges county, Beitsvlle Maryland will be
sold on very favorable both price Of
The from Wa.Sinson and bu, short al.
lance from Of the best leading 10 he
city adoins the belonging H. KEENAN, and the sol
being excellent capable the highest degree cultivation
10 person occupying the place, who is prepared willing
M6Rss, sTANsBURY, ca, -
June ss-1a"2w Corner of 9Th add Z streets.
VALUABLE unimproved city property at private
front so, on , ,S, o and "a square No. LOT.
Tee, inches. They are capable OF being sutdrded
North Massachusetts avenue meen, On me .o,h
'front.' delightful open of about
e.t IN wdn For extent OF prospect this properly command
universally admitted superior respect of position
within the limits Of the city residences
An opportunity for the purchase city
re'nE such undspn'ed claim. superiority
June a4-aa~a~ ''' c Corner 81, and rs streets.
Ac OF all Qualities just received which, with former
make complete Offering
WALL h STEPHENS
Next door 10 the Iron Hall,
June S4-eod6t -
SUPERIOR shirts. warranted TO NJ.
W Gauze merino updershirs sizes
SILK and cotton do
Linen and drawers
Kid, silk, and linen gloves
SILK and linen handkerchief
HAIR SILK, and satin stocks
lArss pderx NC
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steel peas J"st irspevs.d iron, Paris, also.
Ferry 0Iss steel bought in pevsop from
~ the undersigned and embracing their kinds
vss o. -sch knA together with those ~ cheaper
lev A. ~ boz Of twelve dozen pens
nine YhANCK TAYI.Ok
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AlsAsv, June The bids for the million dollars
the canal loan average II per cent
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CAAD-On before the Goth this all
viii be rendered Customers imagine the pleasure
lake ~ sung them In their purchases when they
inc s presented Those who give trouble TO collect
expect 10 meet with the favor Therefore respectfully
quest that all will forward pay up Isl of
july without placing sending
x BROTHER
June 23-stf
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PORTSMOUTH, June 23.-The jewelry store Of r. " Mass
in this city broken open last night and robbed Of nearly
~ 900 worth Of swery We have a. yet trace Of the
robbers.
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What lake is this Y said reshlyarrved cookney 10
another who had been in the country some time awhv
Il the Lake Uron 9" know il The Jake I'm on but
what's the Of il Lake Uron that's te name Of IT,
1Ahl ah yes the Lake Uron but do tbey call Il that when
you are not on t His friend gave him look Of pity
and explained.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-24
by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,

BY j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.
Two CIGAR MAKERS-On Saturday morning. June "a Al 10
O'clock shall sell containing pound,
cut seed leaf tobacco Of fine flavor suay Terms cash
,o. , JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Juno ~f-i' Aueioneer