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dation Of the corporate authorities. The res
taurants and drinking houses reaped q rich
harvest-those who frequent them ordinarily.
going there, of course, on this occasion, as lit.
tie business or work was being done--the pro-
prietors Of such establishments being gener-
ally among those who did business on the day.
Perhaps twice as many men and boys went
shooting and fishing around Washington, yes
terdny, as ever before-the day being remark
ably fine and the sporting season most inviting.
The Long Bridge was never before, in our
time, 50 thrOnged with anglers and we
counted some forty gunners between Its vir.
ginia shore terminus and Roach's Spring. who
were momentarily banging and popping away
to the imminent danger of horses, vehicles,
and passengers. We were an attentive obser
yer of many Of the proceedings of yesterday,
and reluctantly confess that we were impressed
with the belief that it would take SO much of
the fasting and praying which marked the oc-
casion, to wipe out the new score against our
city for its dissipation and neglect properly to
improve the day; that precious little-more
especially of the fasting-would be left TO be
credited to account of the sufferers of Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
Henry Mays controversy seems to
have arisen as to the date of this gentleman's
first Identification with the Democratic party.
it may not be amiss for US to state th at We
know, Of our own knowledge, that in the can
vass of 1914, he was an ardent symphthizer
with the cause of " Polk, Dallas, and Texas"
Though taking little part in politics at that
time, bis political sentiments were we'll known
TO many of his personal friends in Washington, ,
and to none more thoroughly than to the edi-
TOR Of the Star.
Removed, Promoted, and Appointed Mr..
L. II. Bigger, of Indiana, has been promoted
to second class clerkship n the efice of the
Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury, vice T. Hume,
Esq, removed. Arthur j. West, ESQ, has
been appointed to the first class clerkship
in the same Office made vacant by Mr.. Big
gers promotion.
a Marine Hospital Surgeon Appointed
W.. Moore, N. D., has been appointed by
the Secretary of the Treasury to be surgeon
OF the Marine Hospital at Norfolk, Va.
TIE Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspsrtmsnt.-On Tuesday, 18th September,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department.
For the redemption Of Stocks.... 1922 90
For the Treasury Department. 1912 %
For the Interior Departmental. $40 81
For The Customs. ..,,........... 153, 1873 n
War Warrants received and en-
teycd ...................... s7.1oe %
War repay warrants received and
entered. ..................... 5,07S 81
Drawn on account Of the Navy. 2l7,957 IS
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OK REWARD.-Losty yesterday afternoon. on
w Pennsylvania avenue between Iron Han
and Fourteenth street, gold SuspendeY Buckle
and quarter Of pound Of White Soldiers Siik
The finder viii receive the above reward and the
thanks Of the owner by leaving them al the Star
ONCE The buckle Is family keepsake.
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The PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL STATE
FAIR.-A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa, on
the 18th, rays Of the Fair and the reception Of
President Pierce
Ocr city has presented a most animated spec.
tacle to-day, and is thronged to overaowing
with visitors. All the principal hotels are
decorated with flags and banners. And flags
and banners are suspended across the streets
at various points.
At IL o clock, to-day. the concourse assem-
bled at the railroad depot to receive and well
come the President of the United States. He
was greeted with loud and prolonged cheers,
whilst national salute of thirty guns was fred
by the military He was accompanied from
Baltimore by ex Mayor Hollins, Hon Joshua
Eansant, Hon. John P. Kennedy, Robert ~
Magraw, and Zenos Barnum, Esqs., and q
large delegation of Baltimoreans
After being welcomed by the authorities, to
which he briefly responded, he was conducted
to his rooms at Behler's Hotel, and after din
ner, accompanied by the Governor of the State
and committee Of the Agricultural Society,
visited the fair grounds, where he was also
heartily welcomed by the spectators.
The display of cattle, horses, chickens, az.
ricultural implements, produce and household
productions, is very fine, and the grounds are
admirably arranged. The weather has been
very favorable up to the closing this evening.
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FATAL RESULT OF QUARREL-J IL Land.
wire, a German, died on Tuesday n;as, =" -, !.
New York Hospital, from injuries he rscei s ,o
during light with one Theodore DubIisb in
the porter house of r StassaI, 50 Gresnw;ch
street, on the night of the 9Th instant The
parties, it appears, were drinking and carons.
ing together, when at length dffhcultv arose
between them respecting the payment Of a bot.
tie OF wine, which, it is alleged ,Dublish called
Tor, but refused to settle for the same.
length and finally, Dublish, as il said "s .h a.
Landwire in the thigh with pistol or mns.
ket, heavily loaded with powder and haII
Landwire was conveyed to the New York Hos.
pitaI, where he died Of his injuries as stataS
publish was arrested at the time bv Gf;ce,
Stack, Of the First Ward, and is now in tha
Tombs. The coroner will hold an inonas. nu
the boiy.-NeW York Erpyes, f''' o''
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6Judge VIM. B. Wright. who 10 now ho,d.
Ing the Circuit Court, In Albany, has eharrsd
the Grand Jury that the Prohibitorv Unyo,
Law IL constitutional and directed thera ~
Md bills OF indictment for violations of Ire
provisions. .te ~ w
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDKs.-Sunday evening,
girl Of loose habits going BY the name Of
ANNA, residing in the house No IS, Grand
street, attempted to commit suicide by drink
ing laudaDum. She had of late led q dis
gracefully loose life; so much so that she be-
came tired of existence, and, as she says,
" The perusal of the remarks Of the press on
the late suicide in Duane street led to the de-
Termination on her part to be made heroine. -
She purchased four ounces Of the poison and
drank it all; but shortly after rcgretting her
rash act, she informed the servant of it, when
medical aid was procured and the contents of
her stomach discharged by the free use of lamp
oil and tartar emetic. She is DOW in fair
way for recovery. and heartily sorry for her
foolishness.
Ellen McCarty jumped overheard at the foot
OF jackson street, and would have been
drowned but for the ii mely assistance Of Mr.
Robert Walker, who, jumping in after saved
her.-N. Y. Times
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GOLD CHAINS.

lust opening large assortment Of gentlemen,s
= fob, vest, and guard Chains, English and
French styles, OF exquisite work nanshfp and the
finest quality. Also, Ladies' Chatslains, Of The
same character Lockets, Charms, &c.
NJ. w GAIT & BRO,
- Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th cts.
sen &L3t
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DlsDASDISG IRIsa VOLUNTEERS The Gov.
ernOr Ct Connecticut has removed the Adju.
tant General Of the State, for n,gleeting to
di.bend the IriSh military companies, az di
rsSted, and appointed another, wac has per
formed the duty.
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TO BUILDERS.

TTNHE undersigned Is authorized 10 receive pro-
Il posals and to contract for the building Of a
stone, brick, or frame Episcopal Church edince,
as feet long, IS feet wide, and Is feet wall TO be
yland, about N miles from washineton upon
the Union Plank or Turnpike Road. Whichever
kind Of building be made choice Of, the contrac-
tor Will be uired TO furnish all the labor and
materials Of every Kind. Suitable building stone
can be obtained at asonable price a short dis
lance from the location. plan OF the building,
with all the information relative thereto will bs
his residence Chapel Hill. by letter directed 10
Cottage Postofhce, Men omery county. Md
Propcsals will be received until the first dsy Of
November next, 1855.
sep G-H& GEO. TAYLOR
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KNOW NOTHING NoNINArIoss.-The Know
Nothing State Convention of New York, re.
Gently held at Auburn, in that State, has
nominated the following ticket:
For Secretary Of State-JoeI T. Headley.
For omptroller-Lorenzo Burrows, of Or.
leans.
For Attorney General-Stephen B. Cushing,
of Tompkins.
For Canal COMMISSIONERS. S. Whslau.
For Ireasurer-StephenC c. Clark, Of Albany.
mour.
For State Prison Inspector-Wm. A. Russell,
Of Washington. '''
For Judges Of Court of AppeaIs-Wm. W.
Campbell, Of New York, for the long term !:
deorge Z. ComstOck, Of Syracuse, short term
Ihe nominations were all made unanimous.
and the Convention adjourned.
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PLEASANT RESORT.
3 PR I'm @ q A r ID e n o,

(FORMERLY FAvIER'S GAlDEN,)
On NJ Street, befieeen Serezteesfk 4 EtgkfseafL,
OPENED every day In The week, and ON Sun,
" day. No spurious II uors allowed, but CoS-
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, VIII be for sale
day and Thursday evening, beginning Al about 3
O'Clock. Admittance free. au 16L3m
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GEO. TAYLOR.

SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, &C., a com.
~ plete rtment.-we offer q large assert
ment Of real Cameo, Carbuncle, Florentine, and
Roman Mosaic, Enamelled, plain Gold, and En-
graved Sleeve Buttons, Studs, &c, Of evefy pat.
tern, which we offer unusually low
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
32i Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th streets
Sen
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NOW OPEN

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
DIR z BEALE's GRAND MAMMOTH
PANORAMA OF
AMERICAN, EEGLIsH, DAN1sH
=, : SEARCHES FOR
SIR JOHN FIR A n KILN,
IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
I'm connection with which win be exhibited The
sEIGE AND BOMBARDMKNr
Sc 3 A s T POL,
Painted by that Celebrated Artist, GEORGE
HEILGE, ESQ, Of Philadesphis
III Exhibition every Evening, st Q O'Clock,
and "Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, q e'slk.
T,ckets TWENTY-FIVE CENTs-Chndren
half mice sep 25-0
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THE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE will
= leave Alsxandrta and Wash

IuBtUH al tuo IuIIoWIug EUurs:
Leave Alexandria ai%K, X, ~, II .. m, I2X
Leave Washir gton Al Q, 8, OK, Tx q IN, !,
IN Az. 5k, p. IN.
LATHAM'S OMNlBUSES will run In connec
ton with the Boat, starting from the Capitol and
going up Pennsylvania Avenue as Tar a. 18th ST.
thsnce to the Boat.
Leave Capitol at sk, X, sx,1IIa m i2L,
,, 3x, 5k p. m.
The BOAT runs In connection with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, and with the Trains on
the Baltimore and washington Railroad.
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorised 10 CON
srsct for the publication of advertisements In
the Star:
Philadelphia-Y. B. palmer, N. w. corner
Of Third and Chestnut streets.
New Yotk-S- NJ PBTrMeILL& Co., Nassau
street.
BostoE-Y B. PALMER, Seollay's Building.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS FOR THE EAST.
@ II -;
IMPORTANT CHANGE OF HOURS OF

&4 60
IMPORTANT CHANGE OF HOURS OF
DEPARTURE.
VNllE Changes in the Departure OF the Trains
L from Baltimore for Pkilad. lphia and Netc
York, TO take effect on MONDAY. the oath inst
require that ALL THROUGH TICKETS FROM
WILMINGTON 20 those places must be sold by
the Two Trains leaving Washington at a. m.
ThesX a.. m. and * p. m. Trains will continue
to run from Washington TO Baltimore, as usual,
and win stop at the Way Stations between Wash
The Trains from Baltimore for Philadelphia
now leave as follovs viz:
Alta m and $50 p m, instead OF o and IL
u PASSENGERS FOR THE WEST viii
continue TO AXE the a. m. and 30 p m. Trains
from Wc hington, making close come ton at
with the Trains from Baltimore for Wheeling,
Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, DAYTON In.
dianaPolis, st. Louis, Cleveland, Toledo, De-
troit, Chicago, &C.
For these, and for ell other important places in
the West, THROUGH TICKETS are sold az
the washington Station, where baggage will be
checked for Wheeling direct.
JNO. III. DONE,
Master Of Transportation.
THOMAS h. PARSONS,
sep 22-d6t Agent at Washington.
ICE! ICE!-Just received Fer brig Mason b.
Davis and schooners Suwasset and Henry Nav,
700 tons nrsf quality Boston Ice.
l.. J. MIDDLETON,
Once and Depot, corner Of and iath SITS.
sep 25-eo2w
CHAINED AND ENAMELLED GLASS,
- Of all styles and sizes, furnished in patterns
Plumber, 5i2 Seventh street,
sep sS-eo2w opposite Intelligencer ONCE
TNHACKERAY'S "NEwCOMES.n Gem.
Il piete.-The Newcomes Mem. irs OF a most
Respectable Family. Edited by Arthur Pendep-
The Araucanians; or Notes CT Tour among the
Indian Tribes Of Southern Chill By Edmond
Havei smith, OF the 3. Nary Astronomical
Expedition in Chilli. 81.
TAYLOR MAURY'S
sepO Bookstore, near 9th street
lust RECEIVED, and keep cOnstantly-os-
goods Indian Cholagogue, Rowands ronie
Mixture, Ober's Fever and Ague Specific, Keen
er's Fever and Ague Powders, KIdweIl's Canal
90; 90, Fever and Ague do, and ell the Fever
ana Ague Remedies In use. Also, a large and
me stock Of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, PER.
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Md. av. and 7th ST., and n and T. SIS.
IMEi LlME!-Always on hand at wash
H ington Lime Kilns, q superior qrality Of wood
burnt Lime; also, fine qusr't Of Calcined Plss-
and lower Bridge, near Georgetown
sep sl-1w< w. II. Cooley CO.
EreR BOSTON The Schooner Abby Linds-
Il ley hes arrived, and win have quick -.
apply to HARTLEY 4 BROTHER,
sep H-st ioi Water ssrsst, Georgetown,
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I OSr, ON THE EVENING Of the 25th, at
IL st. Matthew'S Church, a gold, leaf shaped
Breastpin. The finder viii be rewarded on ltav.
ing II ct this ONCE. sep s6-2t&
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

nN Saturday, September 18th, Miss THOMP-
~ SON will open our Fall Millinery, en- ~
b,acing one Of the richest and handsomest
assortments OF Bonnets. Feathers, lowers ~
Ribbons, n cad dresses, &C ever before offered
and we respectfully call the attention Of the ladies
to the same, and request them to give us a call
and inspect our stock, which we will dispose OF
at the lowest prices.
In addition to the above we have a large assort-
ment Of Ladies' Belts, Gloves, Hosiery, Work
Baskets, and a great variety Of Fancy Goods
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO,
$40 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th sts
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SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATIC AS
~ sociaIion.-Spseial meeting for imyoyf-
a.t basiness.-A special meeting Of the sixth
Ward Democratic Association viii be held on
FRIDAY EVENING, September seth, for the
transaction Of important business. Every men,
Der Is earnestly req uested TO he in attendance
A. w. MILLER, President.
r. OBKR, Sec. sep 2T-2ts
MASTER BAKERS, ATTENTION /.
49, meeting Of the Master Bakers Society
will be he'd at Havenner's Bakery, G street. on
FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th Instant, at TX
O'Clock Punctual attendance on the Fart Of the
members is earnestly requested as business Of i'm
por.ance will be laid before the meeting.
BY order OF the President:
JNO. F. HAVENNER,
tep2 7-1 Secretary
RNEw BUILDING ASSOCIATION
49, Those persons who have already SUBJ
scrfbed, and all others who wish to take stock IN
the new Building Association, are requested to
met at Temperance Hall on newt SATURDAY
EVENING, a. ~ O'Clock, for the purpose Of or
ganizipg the association. sep A-td
~THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
~ FIRE COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to the citizens Of Washington their fnten-
ton Of giving a 6 RAND BALL on Tuesday, the
9th of November next. A programme will here
after be published. sep 22-eor
RTHERE WILL BE PUBLIC DE-
~ bate given by the Irving Lyceum on the
evening Of THURSDAY, 27th inst, at ~ O'Clock
enne and 18th street.
Question: (which has confe- red the greater
benefits upon the human race, the Professional
MN or the Mechanict"
Affirmative: Edwin James, Jno. 9. Dime
Smith gi hnesS'''e' geo. rh0S' Cox = Madison
By order: EDWIN JAMES, Sec
sep 25-2t
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festsrdaJ.-Ths ehuroh.goins portion Of
our population yesterday duly attended di.
vine worship, some Of them Of course fasting
and p,ayin. in accordance with the reeommen,
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BATHING FIXTURES, PUMPS, Marble
~ Slabs and Basins, Water Closets, Sinks, Cis-
terms, Boilers, Water Backs, Ranges, Fountains.
Hydraulic Rams, Hydrants, Garden Engines,
Hose, Lead, lrcn, Tin, Galvanized and Earthen
Pipe, &c, furnished complete, and on short no.
Ito. p III SIMS,
Practical Plumber, sI2 Seventh street,
sep 2S-eo2w opposite Intelligencer Once.
ACTING MIDSHIPMEN passing through
IA Washington, en- route for the Naval Acade-
my, Annapolis. will please call at our establish
ment and leave their orders for their outfit, III
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
WALL STEPHENS,
sep 25-d Contractors Naval Academy.
NOTfCE.-An persons are caution against
Y negotiating sight drsft for $500; dated July
1855, drawn by Hamilton FAINT, ESQ Banker,
Washington, on Messrs. w Clarf, Dodge q
Co., New York, In favor Of Thomas Roach, since
deceased, payment CT the same having been
stopped.
JAMES c. WHEEDEN,
Administrator and Treasurer 81 the
Charitable Marine Society, Of Baltimore
sep 25-3t%
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

ID SCHWARTZ, conner Of Iith and E streets,
H. acquaints his customers and the~ ~
public In general that he has opened&NfAl
his Oyster and Picking estab ishment N}k2
at the corner Of 10Th street and Poto- ~
mac river, Steamboat Wharf, where he buried a
large cellar and vaults, to keep Oystersin the cold
est weather
Hotels and Restaurs nts are invited to ms ke now
the contracts to be to get their Oysters all the
season round, at the most reasonable terms
Orders left at the corner Of 11th and f sts will
be proinp ly attended to. sep 27-Im&
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n 4 ATTENTION, MARION RIFLES-You
Il r. are hereby notified to attend a special meet
(I M ing Of the Company at the Armory on next
" ~ THURSDAY EVENING, September 9th
at g. O'Clock. Every member Is expected to be
present, as business OF importance win be brought
before the meeting.
BY order CT F. NJ. SHrkKLIs, Capt:
sep 25-TuTh WIN. II. YOUNG, Sec.
NOTICE. shall be at my old place Of bust
v ness between the hours Of 10 and 12 O'Clock a.
IN and and p. M until the LIST proximo to
give my custom ers an opportunity to call and set
tie their respective accounts-from and after that
date all bills will be placed in the hands Of col.
lector for settlement.
RID TWEEDY,
Corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
WAsHINoToN, September "a. 1855.
sep 27-1
E,LEGANT sAxONY AND VELVET Car.
II petings.-Just received, and on sale, fly
riecss OF toe above goods all in entirely new ami
different designs from any hitherto offered for sal
In this city, which will be sold a. price. lower
than the same goods retail at In any Of the North
ern cities.
Also, full supply Of Rugs and Door Mats to
match CLA6ETT, DODSON CO.
sep 27-eo2w
LIME IMPERIAL AND GUNPOwDER
H TEAS at SIS cents per pound. Black Tea at
30 cents We have on hand few POUNDS Of I'm
perial, Gunpowder and Bla" Teas, for sale at the
above prices, by the single pound. A deduction
These Teas are warranted, and maHbe examined
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PAPER HANGINGS. ke.


Secesth Stresf, merit door 10 Odd FeIlors Hall
I MARKRITER would call the attention OF his
Os friends and the public, to his selection Of
patterns Of PAPER Hangings, Widow Shades,
Borders, Curtain Papers, Cornices, Bands, Tas-
sis, Cords, &c. Acknowledging past favors, he
will endeavcr to merit a continr ance Of the same
sep 25-eo6t
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IL ington Lime Kilns : SUPERIOR 10 orsii,y Of wood
burnt Lime also, a fine qusr'ty Of Calcined Plss-
ter, Cement, and Hair Xii between the upper
and lower Bridge, near Georgetown
sep Olive w. II. Cooley q CO.
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he was fully informed Of every thing talked
over, undertaken or accomplished in the mat.
ter. According to his testimony which is far
too Toluminous for US to publish, Mr. Cramp-
ton in person decided upon everything under.
taken, travelling hither and thither to see
that his orders were duly carried out. His
trip to the Provinces some time since which
was, in this city. laid to the account of bust.
ness in connection with the labors of the
joint commission, under the Fishing Grounds
treaty, turns out TO have had reference for
the most part to this recruiting enterprise.
But from beginning to end, if the testimony
Of Captain Strobul is to be believed, land
there has not been the slightest evidence
brought forward to impeach it, Mr.. Champion
was the protector, the superintendent, and the
active worker in every thing done by way of
getting troops for Victoria's service IN the
Crimea. The similar labors Of citizen Genet.
in the early days Of our republic, were but a
circumstance in comparison to those OF Mr. C.
on this occasion; which we find to-day, have
generated among public men here tho very
general belief that the next steamer will carry
out letters to Mr. Buchanan, directing him 10
demand Of the British Government the prompt
recall Of Mr.. c., with the understanding that
that course was adopted to avoid the necessity
for resort TO the only other alternative-that
of sending him out Of the country without
awaiting his recall by those under whose in.
structiors be undertook TO set at defiance the
laws Of the United States. But We shau not
be surprised to learn from the annual MESA 20
that Mr.. Buchanan was instructed some time
since to bring the matter to the notice of her
Majesty's Government Immediately after 1t
was frst ascertained what the United States
would be able to provo In the Philadelphia
trial now In progress.
Yestsrday.-Ths church-goins portion Of
our population yesterday duly attended di.
vine worship. some Of them Of course fasting
and ptayn. In accord ma nth The ,a.,rma,-
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Abssrao 81 oraers Dirscoss 4s.-The following i an
important letters recorded IN
the Secret&ry's Office May 20
Collector 81 Posaf IsabdAppreFing the appointment
temporarily q john DunIsr Inspector, yee Robert
West, resigned.
Collector Of Observation-Disclosures Tor dissrics attorney
take such action be may Deem proper respeetns the
o. 10, o0o usssss On board tbe Ben Carver.
Saypeyoy ~ Terre H4ate and Alloa
Railroad Company pay The compensation Of 0crr ~ho
charge Of warehouse belonging said eon,-
pauy.
Superintendent ~ Coast Saypy.fnforsd that the APP
pontrasns Of Passed Mshpn2n stone acting
the surveying schooner Active Is approved.
Seegaary n tAs SosyForssrding the muser-ro Of tbs
United States He1si before sailing from Norfolk
under command u Ieaenaat j. j. Almy. Requesting
that suitable officers be detailed 70 m the place e Lieu
KeAnard II relieved and supIy the vacancy
coned by the detachment tpresioasJ} a Lssienant J.
Q. Wait.
Postmaster admitting 20 his confederation
u report from the SPECIAL agent uf this department.
charged with the duty al examining into the condition o. The
Office assistant New Orleans, said report
erring violations Law requiring sa, only gold and
silver shall be received at the post Offices
Solicitor fks Requesting him 10 obtain from
the district attorney New York M Of The sssels pro-
eeeded asint within the months for violation a the
laws reported BY the commander Of the
cutter Washington.