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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21
LEI US REASON TOGETHER.
UOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WI SlCki

Il Do. lssu lhc Doe 1t the human uc- On De-
WEIGHED down h disease lni .uf.uns. Hobo.
vp,'. uI'. are sp,,lalI, adapted o. the friiri oi
hr wax, thr NrNuus, the Delicate, a1i che IL.
fru, uf 100 r'imFs, a-rs, srNr., tuH Constitutions.
Protector li1i'uv1N psfsursli, sup"riutrrds The
u,,rufr.urr ~ 'i. m.iigiars in thr United state,
aHF uI.r. them iu , irr- AMI nIlghtsn't p"up',
,. fhr l-.t remedy tho World 'y,f NV Zoe ihr ~.
mHypl ~ lI.rufr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

hrrc AssoSlmen, con'''nil, on hsnd.
A $50 will make 10 order Bl,nk liooks f,r
y n,nkirr Houses. Manufactures, Countic',
Sc. ofthr Let rapcr, printed sol ruI"l a. any
pattern, which zoe st,l, snd durhilii, arc un'uf.
pi.s,d. ", he employ. IN tha, department only
those who have lccn bong IN that branch II The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21
n,,nrn.in md Li,rI Cnmnlnints.

Neld, hi.Ithr human prr have nk-a thr's
pills. II has ls,u proved in 40 r1r. ui The aufll
dat nothing h1. h,rn found ,1sll CO. them On cIss'
rf disorder, OF thr Liver. d,.psp.s, lhd stomach
complaint. generally. Thsy soon give . hrlllhN
tone iu these urgIus, however mu,h lrlaus'd, 'ut
vhrn go other mslus have filsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

THESE FILLS PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
These famous rii. aIr cNpr,-.lr cumlrc.l 10
0,rfaie uu ihr stomach. the I've doe Aiducy., The
lu1s.. ihc skin, ind the bovrl., connecting an,
40 Ifs Efrms.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

Arr.sas u a. 4 "a - as.ss.

Arrsn4s N de Assa at Bsrc~
bossoss M&rcb zIThe Asia reached her aocs a. f2sf
Barton to-day, asoui II boon sring4ng Hsssnr ana Ss
John papers q the LATEST dates
Tbs legislative cpu0c ~ Nova scotia has reAsrd pass
the Prolihtnry liquor Law, defering the caAdrrsfsG
tbs question aAtA the nexs scss4aa
ds hNnhA So1rns the e;raAi ora-rs Zoe yros
cng rA No sp reeGirs expected oE The unlscd Stasa
a. sAys IL srpso4sa three Thousand
De ooAAnea paper of 81 gekn thai oieisi bard
btis ~ enlistment signed b. Lewis Nd wilkins. pro
siacia secretary Il s0vA SosA" and preopcdngs
understood 3 be connected II Hon- Joseph
Howe . The Gated States from wAenos be has -
turned.
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REDEMPTION OF TIE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING MARCH 81. ls5k-

FUsraAL Miss BrsgpxsWs copy the following from
the 81 Louis Republican a. Tuesday last:
The funeral OF the late MIRA Thomas IL Benton al
tended yesterday morning the Second pre<hr,sri
church Of which the decreased for msny yesrs BE-
lored member The servioes performed By The pxs
tor Rev Lsr. Rire Ye
The religious exercises having been conrsaed the pro-
crxs,on moved 10 the bontsns cemeaerF ~btre the
mains o. N BEATEN laid 70 rest s the
other decensed members of the family The following gen
flesoen ac,ra rSeSrers this sRd occasion Mont
geometry Blair John SMITH Kenneth Mackenzie Ros-rs
Campbell Anerrv Elliot Thomas Watson A y Stewart
and rSwmra Walsh
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OFFICIAL.

psyxsTxSsE
March ~, lsa5,
The following Hasier d made pusie iaormsnen
CosErAArE usIrED sr.Ixs,
Havana, March ~, less
Of Crts who Tntec
nuuraixed rnitd having
I'd tbt arEna eo9Hser~gsea
Spzaish consu al with inrc ccnsi,
which made shal parties AaaecAa
sorts describing them 81 .a~, ~ whseh
Will difficulties aud eiaiaed
eonsulsse md whereas eing naas 10
Of tsiaad for erplaEaioa
OF Airunas, the consulate.
sunh parties citizens Of unise ssles Spanish
sulgec havas been. asApo~l
themselves spanisi subjects by sus.alon
spsni n this edrcr sad that snr lh~ fse and
sHjpy Uar-a
Inerfefe IN their Arhalfs
TheFeise 10 all ~ham may shall
given UAef 4ose, wing
eaunsersisped The
tsh hs emharcaon, me place
v consal Fes3ss-
VIM IA RDBEkTs0N,
tctsnx Csnsnl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

A yHDRoucH p~Hrriea ksrrs~s usss
"A sa~h ~tcn
prsrs- a~-ir-. improve are eers. nso y"* Fcn
rasn and ss.et fsrna-
h,rssri rr-n, cu~raas,cs
l@rsf
saar-~. sCkfcgfaa. ws~rspEo~. q. g.
NHrce G-AHwfy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

AEM eODD~--f. A -TEK&. ~~vshsni tx'ees washington
~ Fasce ~~s.ntr rrcnet hoe sSssx rr IN
ehfeet sses ~ sers~ses wesxraS ~s
~i % ~k rssas ssas su'
slls~Rrre.
esmp~ss, .vssytiss 20 fsn
eufhs he had ~ishepf fsrr1es.
E-HswSwr
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a AakkT GAHDEs DAaNS EaaM f@s sale,
w streits stgt
Grerrstp~n furssstr and fre~r
gsoaa be sessn
~oeSea nurt
ssar eusns The rsAsnsss ~cn
grass sties Improved - as. and aesr f-ssi
Address SfTEfEY AZ. n, JONES.
Mss wsssiegsps
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By - g. MCGUIRE, Aueuome<r.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND HoCs EHDLD EFrEs rs Ar
y PUBLIC SALON Monday Arr ID nj 10 O'Clock,
W. simcEson, Srr
lone IAi1Aras chuycB)
Pacs sx.ie, hassea in
plush, consisting Of Ff~sch sHa ri
u chs,rs, sesac rSeePuoR chars, Had paio
chairs
Fine rosewood marble tsbses
Superior mahogany secrcrnry and bookcsse, ~bAKnof
Hsnd-eme French yaste pscs eAss~s, hwsckei Ahirs
Fancy chairs snartAe lisna ssAds, sxxA iasH
Elegant dsnakk and lace cnrt&fss rUSHice &c
yefset Brusaets and three ply ezrprn
faSc fr1e rad HRpol gsrrndoes
Handsome Ell chandeliers and Extnres
Preach
pRtpsng Richards aEd nv Mei.@o6,
DeAr
EnsnsN1led wmshsxHds
MAHOGANY EiixaLeshixH bedsseacs
SupG1aas marreasns, HOLSTERS and gn1cws
DamAsk covered lounecs Aivans CRIB
WAasxs Spring chairs rockers
Rat-rxrk, sssoth, saa1f carpet
Straw mnfrn1, drunget. rigs
Mahogany sAceoaxA. dsnazg tabacS
Rruueh Chsa&- ssssware, zssas cSisry
-pixsed cAssors, chshAg dsshez
Exc1liept cook and Axfzycs
Together ~ kfcbsa
CASH that croda
for satisfactorily enaossed hcas
las G MsGUIRE,
Mar - AScnonces
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yIoUSE FURNISHING DIZZY GooDs- The ssbserisers
III aiy and athefs
az fui Rstns goods sUch
fa-S. "a and shirrnss in varsity
a. snGl
ll-4 la-s. Msrseles eaiifs, corded sn
bed wyrss
SO and sHs azsnssk table linens
essnss Nj
rrip~~cnse iscWs
"a crit hnusels
al smash sAh napks
.nch and ngsssa fusuifpre ehiptr.s
Lace and noslir
HneEnbbcg anressk. sg~tiurN
sc~g
terms b. be fse IN. couny
HoOE BROTHER, u 20.
SsN. srentpn - tArfrs ~ ifi-h
fr a. ~
~. ra.as ~ san,
aaaf eusAs ne mnrks
Hr-h 47-sNlsws~N Hpuks thnS 20
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

MArEEsnls, MAJ March se.Ths S0uthwics taI.nsry
Al Nartt NAssAlcn destroyed BY last night with
sm $1,000 70 SS,ese worth 81 stock The stock owned
b. L. FrFe stable and Two axeslias haasss with ori-
budiugs, wefe also consumed. The insurance SNAIL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

Ayyiseonfs for Bounty LanasWe learn from the chief
clerk q this Office Mr. Cole that there the slightest
dmuuticn number Of daily applications under the
bpuntr-lmnd Monday last tieusand
huaded aavnal hare been made under the
Of March g. 1855.
checow IndsanThs Secretary a the Interior hiss noti
Commissioner q lndian Affairs that the President
determined interfere with the decision regard
AZ application br the ChortN~s for final adjustment
their difficulties With the and with the Ccks-
saws by the Interior Department and taken by appeal
m the President The decision under the treaty
pxucng RAbnn the Cbvcsws have legal right the
res. snd thst they hare equitable grounds for
BsS thew uss Apply Congress This decision the Prrsi-
dent has determined net 10 disturb.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

dEENros March SeIhs legislature has bern IN sosn1
meeting Al day and hard agt rnsuea the appoint
msns FIVE inspectors 81 e State fsaA twhig snd kDOw
nothngs and fhs Atlantic county sasge spPcutca
Adjourned 70 Tuesday.
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LOCAL NE w q.

CownoposE NKsrox-Am0ng The arrivals the botel az
the Nessrs Willard petioe Gem John Thomas Newton
commander 81 the gulf squadron whose broad pennanf
from masthead ~ Abe frsgste Colurhia living
Nc-fok II has bn lsHsure, heretofore, deed upon
the eminent services gallant bearing high
and demesnar az officer cf the republic
pleased 10 sfna hm In the " vsxareus
beaish The commodore native Of neighsorinr csy
a. Alexandria and his Sag tiEths Ce3umsiawss suils
navy yard ofour Metrppoltsn city. Long banog
ard s~cren@a fame the enthusisc miaspmau Of lsos
and Tie Experienced and lsurs.d commodore ls5s say
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01
BY ). c. RcGUfnK. Auctlonr~r.

rEUSTEE,s 81 q deed af from George
zsh. ASA nDe OF
oHer public Saturday, the tn 81
ocscx goi No = square
Washington, Ssth The consisting 81 se ne
two france rnemsuw-
Of the purchase - ~ pad
secured brsrsng inssrrss aud rhi
ed resell ga &c 2Snif Of psgngst 81 any nose
rrnerved resell nasf nst wshf hoslct 81 th-
a aurr comply with ire
~ WALTER j. cox Trustee.
Jas. C. MCGUIRE, ApcsiaHe-F.
wsr Rs-snw1s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

Con- sFRSG, IN N-,) March So.NshAel Lacy VAS IN
stAnty killed yesterday morning in smgfng from
while the TRAIN In motion
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

y sr~vus ~.s sG4sa~1s =
kA 4 a~mE ~nx&r sr h@ th
Vi a. A suhA Xms ym4m ~ nnux wssgrs
y a Fvr
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N Lhtrd <rssss IN TIRE
cess C@ss-es, sppseses MSeh 1881
~ us6r - coasxfsuun
congress e ~ er
esNAac Expressed isttrds
al ise Cnss~A ~sAs~ ~ s "~'s 81
An ss~s ssc~fsvss s
before ars-s~s Wssn
fnin-d ststc&-
~acttre "a
gapSsme listed
Of tae District
~. THOnrSDH. Anaraxy 81 La~.
~ v9ess, W@sisuxasa.
nc ssr~s&asyl h~sds ~ srpat
MAJ iS-1maAe2
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The Emperors visit to the Crimes continues deahrol
ariiks preparations scss 40 ever Orders have
been given prepare transport from Iouion 1900
and 5000 horses
General sddel fhe envoy Prussia had returned 10
PAr4H
The kasr ofolaIly contradicts the calumuy against
e1eas Fores that lie correspondents with The
mr. The is however recalled
The Madrid uorresgondencs Of the Londol TIues Sves
the details o the recent conspiracy IA Cuba The govern
aen has resolved confidential Communications from the
rxrrxI COncha woo that the condition 81
Cuba inspires tim with considerable Re
nEe1ds Ice E4ade the colony and that
a Cuban deputy be sent The Spanish Cores he bers
che government NOT 10 emsnupse the sl&ses which he
SAYS would b. fatal measure and would Cuba 10
seek admission into the Tnitsa States II CnAns be
pared By concessions be thai 2aeso troops could
retain Cuba Spain
the 18th IF March the government announced IN the
Cores that tranquility has been Restored 10 Cuba and The
government would do It's utmost prevent further diff
Guilty Of satisfaction unanimously agreed by
the Chambers.
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Trxr
NOTICE boi~vs ssocks II unsed
fewns nouce If - 1sn~sy last thai
n TIE
named dspsruest pUrcAsss uh~
al ywvYsce
as sxd ssocks e6er~d
prior Inc arsa Day 81 Jane ners
TxEAsrRT nEsAsrnEnr
lAnUary =, sss@
fbs heides ID the soo~He sscsta~
the tanned
xs~ AT Anr tine hereof sD1 st ar,
Mssrh tse
HnS ne Use TERMS btFesnsses weA
If hs
the order OF nsca sas ~
The cc.shraSs, aris assigned 10 Inc CA~s
Nv hef*
s~reaa wh~Fee
ne ~ 5nata~hx ysxtscus1s
A.. ADo spccs6ed esrk cSytsheAae
the soan areowsx~d W ns sei ~
rea-enahie Neven'hs H. iso& % r-F cent on ~
Of iesx cdeerses als De
C Aaans suhossxrs
r~aee~ssae the tosss an the Sss
3k june. ess ~ ~ ceAs
authorized th~ SCI e lass snd
D~c-1sa is4 tcemsoniy cseA sse T~aAS
indemnify, > 6prr eeiL
and sss~r~ns ;s- Treasury with To-
s< resch tse own 81 e"t ssy
Pnvnens ssd made sas IT size JrsssHrss
a Phiae~tehsa, fhr pnrsts nrss as-sl
Bua ws emitted V ths benes' ~ fs ts
~sr sesasy es Treasn, os 81 s~er w.
sa'0 ha asf " JAMES sUTHME.
Secretary u the Trs~z~ry.
ars-saJsntln list sss ssssl
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Owing 10 the nntssersbs ~esAer, hsh market ha,
he~n scsUsr r~pphed yesterday ths largest sss shss
readily brought TRY xgseos.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

Spacur.-Ws regrtt lrsrn that Mr.. Johu Wallace
formerly d shas city, committed suicide has r~s,asncs
Montgomery county, Maryland, Thursday evening
by hanging himself
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NwseD1 hknASa CD0ss - NgaSMM
n-ryT1Cy usA~rssHsx Rxvessy JAssss ~
- w .s- csa, rsss1ssu II c~sssssw.- o.
fss ~ v~pss rsss<sn~1 <isss ne
H~sss~s hsssaG bunsn - sssN Css~ass
sAAsssnns =
aas $500 csrks~4 &C., suenfss
Rxsu4ny tO4SeoM.
M~~umaa os~ars. bassast.
WALTk1 .. COZ,
nses s4--.4Ais 0s~vss~s, H. e.
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~ ,. G. McGUrRE. A.ctsene<r.

py yiRTrE OF DEED or TRUST DATED lab DAY OF
ID fS<S, recorded Tia lznl records
MsxAizesou C0isbsA,
ihe cosny,
1854
Darius Csgen complainant and Really xnS etse
ts< Ms tSk
1885, ssaek Ill fAaG II grDasd Asd
poye21an sck hosse. SiEsssed the
ssAinson, 6esEs,aA io< E. ne ~
ssdsvsaca IF sss.rs 49, sssy baaEg M Sarah
- fees 10 isches AisA
running ~ feet II scAes s.d whacA c
ndonin& aey II khree et ~ ssdt fhe rhs ~ fAs
of which beonNs the xsad p~cznssss
af sale cousdses with
xsIe rhc - rsA 70 resell
premises risk and coss Of the hs pUrch.srr
: JOHN D. CLAGETT, Trustee
las. c. MrCLIKE,
Feb 2y-eadAds Anct,oncxr
postponed Monday zhernoes, Apri p
j. y. cLAGETT, Trps~@.
JAS G. MCGUIRE, Aacbase<r.
Mgr l5---okGs
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHsNGTUN.-rhe sub.
VI ~ kirhnDd, ytsssnss nsss"x sssssae6
ssse f~~ sos 10 .as u shs fse@s
lus
ssnsa~#
~xs un5e vi Co@Wsss
Dsvsd
~haas The nsss sn6ex vscA wss @sss 70 - IN
a. psgevw 6srs s~1ex
4 sA~ ~ al
o&c.s C~ersA vgsia Tee<~. ssr ss
csim r~4rssas1 hsse b. -sH "
ans
~ ~ hsscb iSS 0 scftt
If carved = Gays,
easrs~s ~Ans ~ very FELIX RiGBAkD-.
skscSa.
ben. Henri A WISE, Acr~~ex, vsvg4ssA
Jsmss Lyo~~. Ess. Hsess@sAr vwxsAiss
5sS~s n Heath, isae G"nasN~enss Ut fsnsoss Hir-Done
yuxas
SerNwa X. pgxss. Eeks@sd, snesta
tsaa Jobs . r~sat~tpns sfsesas
Hs9. Saasss CAissos w@~AasGpss, %. C.
Wsasa .. w srS. Ssatu~.@
Le~sr ftmsss'sks, hew sssA
Arree 7-chcply-
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s,olRT OF CLAIMS urssh Fosrss stserssy ss .s koes
v,lv coas ut esas sSc
snr M washir7@n CerUonsrssso.s
,6d~+..%a Rockville Ne ~ s"sh street ws be-
rrcsnysis attended
Mxsxa Ss--dssssJUig
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nv GREEs - ScsYTrr A.r.....~r~
- - -
seu Al 10 ecscck y me resixpee - sva ese aersaiag
housekeeping vt No @ on IN Sr~a ~" a@ss above noh
street, an e1scseas ss~ssi.e ~ 2. suraaiSfe, VI
N&h@sahf @sasr p~ItA sae VA'ne ~ n
~ ve'v~i covered c.ssos Sn rhsars snd ara'Daas
- mAsnt~ 20 eesue 80 ~, ssses sHa "afe&as
iAs saSs go 40 a. ssss~ ncr.Nlr vsrdroer
c.rsnAcies. scsar, Aajs, Aad eA<s issps
60 80. 49, 49,, - -, .ss--..
Hsh asd ,sv pae Se4sssAs. wsdresrs and ~ashrsxnds
Fine veava apaeery, Aue11ia. sed
Passage ssescsA. Asaru rsss, ssa ~&anas
Renigxrsio~, HuvsH, soAsrnAs sA~wes asd foegs
Gn6cr -. ~
ss4isfscsary eAdnFseA, hearing
The hse saA Au*~m<nt hrick
ceilings aaS conpee And rnid
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tOssxspssx Axr e~ls-v.i cA4sssssxy ard Gsoissytt
Nee yofks
Sssds Chemistry rs c"""ersss ~ss Asne"'ef
p,xr,i Tnr.p5s csesss sesks ~ 1ssy, Lsseis
nra,S = Ne sef LsSdes
E.eha On sssexrso@s NssSs~as 4 saf s&Hr ORE
fseesrs. sxr.p~ssraa Cs&m~zays v~a Nts 5~a
goAsw~ Frseoes3 AefrsNsfs s~ss s@~ sTs
sAs,sss. ACse @sssss ses S@sSs
ysus T~ss4s .s t<ssS vns. l~sAa~-
snS ASescas On nsnasrs s.a ys ~
ss.n~b~s ~ fsrnsS ss@ sA*os~sSs 49,
s~~"A 1890
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By GnEEx q scoT'T. aueusne.r..

CANTON E~rtsuE, FIcer Otlcl -ths dS<-We have iurt
schooner Eire from Views York. fnl stock Cd
al hnuTekssy
md embraces all the DIFF
f-frni Widths, graiiies calors, viz:
40 white muriag
Y
tcheck mating
ID Do ~ rsncy
dnnf
IS surerur qusfy Berlin
pseces step psirJolhs, styles
"a, 81. 6 4. IA, and 80 dear piicipihs
ulc;ofh which Wiz be sva6
I'd curt 10 j s,xe al shape hall passage
ssa- GAiiy expected per schooner r. H. Hunu~y-
10 yarr-s t-s maipg%
50 do
pelsei RrmHeis three ply, snd
csrynr pnuEuxs large for rhs seaspH ard cnnse
be Ufr-d reduced with determination 10
morrg 10 ps~ store which -
nuw IA VI erection
Aprh l--.GHxsw hupk- Eko-s u Oh
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prrstrs or TEE NEWS BY THE ASIA

Ts dslas 81 iAs inssrrstlne nui not amPorFant news
4. gtssmer ASA bare bera received, from which
-, m Inc salioping summary
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Al EDITION, IN ONE VOLUME
q. ~ glsssLEy's Popular wark,
HrFsTIAs cs, Asw Fees EHo~,
Ry thr au,no seasi.' Anon Locks,n i2ano
Price u Is
nv hr au1hD Of Bypaua the LONDON ssuctass TAKE
all, literary Of ai vino
mp and esAly Of
Unsurpassed by any Enx.isa
National insh.Eeocef
Published b. CROSBY, NICHOLS, Co. for
April I-saa~5w TAYLOR 4 MAuRY
ny y. G. mcsUxkE. A.rsAenees.
CATALOGUE EALE OF STANDARD AND MlsCELLA-
u afternoon, 10
O'Clock ancsion rooms shall sell large and vAnan cob
books, embracing al The best md frole
Also FrnnkIah works cumIscss
Bacon Hume's- Smsieftas nnd Ase RiriDsy Of Eng
Irvns cospes and TIE Wavsr nuvss complete superb
Also r,ray bound family Bibles. beautifully
Terms rAsh Jas. c MCGUIRE.
April I'D AucrioneeE
By GMEKx 4 SCOTT. aueiaone~rs.
ousEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Al AUG
Thursday, SIN April shall zeal At 10 e'ciocs,
The resdenee OF l. LDhrc rsQ on norsh hra~scH S ane
No 607, good ID neny
Mahogany parker chsirs lcanrss. md rsekers
Do cenzr, dining, snd ether .ab,es
One fine painted cottage chamber set
Hair and siuck mattresses heodias. ana heasssaas
CHINA, glass, csockery, wooden aud sionf
Cooking att tight pariaa, and other Stoves
Two fine old vsolins, nssc md other ssiuR5s boots
Lot 81 potsioes and rcd ash cas
Win many arrcies, deem unnec-ssnry
enusn
tsctor1is endorsed, bearing Interest
The fol good three story irae con
ion. REM
within FIVE milrrss walk d sns Posi- Once Inquire on
premises uu-.
sprn Id Ascnancsn.
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Hon. Amo Wsweli. OF Maine
Hon lsMac Davis, OF Massachusetts,
Rev. Gurdon Colt Of Connecticut.
Rev, PrKncis vinton, ID. D., Of New York.
Colonel H. Shnbers, Of Pennxy vanis.
A. B. Hanson. esq, q Maryland
Stephen IA. Lee, esq, of North Carolina
Hon. r. W. ChsstKin Of Georgia
Hon George :. Houston, of Alabama.
Judge y. M Howrr, IL Mississippi.
Professor James Jones, Of Louisiana.
Professor W. W. Mstbsr, 81 Ohio.
John C. McGsehee, esq, 81 Florida
Charles Negus, esq, ef Iowa
Colonel Hans Croker, Of Wisconsin.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

Beard ~ Fssstcrs Hrm PoinThe President has up
pointed the following board Of ves 30 the Military Acade
Print.
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nnitiee q inquiry fbs state q The army be-
~ haE been days in session and SIN con-
hAfl Lxrsn Gslenea kinlock &C rntnisFiored Of
- . hcAsonsi3 samnhsfator q the Landor Times
hare heen Exairea and u. evidence confirmed lie
S.s.i rsi'ors n ms1nApsgsrDenl
80 -at patriotic fGnd sxcsrds million sttrling.
= ne snip Gresi Republic has arrived al London and
tasrt y no dock large enough 10 admit her
slsAnsr Crest BRIAN sailed from Cark On fhe 18th
via ls1S9 inca for the Crsroea
f0tsstors
snet he death Of Nicholas ths r.ncrn aspect a none
Ado rvrrnsrcal sesirF has undergon. a favorakse
ard bcTe II cessstinn 81 hosfitiss were more
ssssrh Gold 10 Increasing rn1 discount . nj present
"@os ipf y q per cent for frss-easss short bills
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-01

Drafts Aass4ax
drawS bat Eog
yet pad. tho4gh
payable
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As AEEKcAs rERcr i rmK CEmEA--Tbs Baltimore
Patriot says:
IL IS stated thar letters received Ia this ciiy tF
the last FROM Lieut. Bonagaris OF The French
airy dated late in February camp before Seb@stopol
which be states thai be In ne health and good spirits
the weather Improving and preparations making Cor
early and VIGOROUS opening o. the eanpaignn
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-02

The COMEDIANS ARE CoxNo.--" Laugh and
grow fat" Is popular saying and those who may
wish TO do 10 win have capits chance next week,
1t will be seen per advertisement that the pop
ular " Kunkle" and troup Of singersan dancers
commence . series Of entertainments next week In
our city.
-Four PLAy.--A woman was found dead yester-
day afternoon, IN house on Third street, near the
corner of L. As marks of violence were found
upon her person suspicion Of foul play, in respect
TO the cause Of her demise, is prevalent in that
neighborhood An Inquest is to be held on the
body to-day.
SUPPOSED THrEr.-Mr Thomas Hayenner
going into his bedroom last night, discovered
man there, who had assembled by means of ladder
from the street. When discovered, he was In the
act of examining pair of pants belonging TO Mr.
IL. Feigning intoxication, he was allowed to de-
part
Nicholas Mills was arrested this morning by Of
hcer Burr, charged with beating bis wife, and
nearly killing little child only two years OF age,
by striking her with heavy bludgeon. He was
committed to Jail for court by Justice T. G. Dom.
ANOTHER REMoyAL.--Mr. William j. Harris,
laborer in the Treasury Department, was removed
yesterday. A Mr.. Thompson was appointed In
his place. Mr.. Harris was removed because he
preferred Americans to foreigners.
DRowNED.-A negro fell from canal boat ly-
ing at the wharf near the long bridge yesterday,
and was drowned. A jury will be held on the body
to-day, when we shall be able to learn all the par
ticulars.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-02
sslss7
S24,429I

The whole number Of natives, 43; number Of
foreigners, 81. Amount paid natives, $24, 429
amount paid foreigners, $Sl,s67 The average
salary Of the natives is 1858 l2 per year; of the
foreigners, sl,o27 9s per year--nearly double that
OF the natives Is not this tauoritism to the for
eigner, and discrimination against the native +?
The disbursing officer, S. Helm, receives $4,000.
Will it be said that healone can perform these very
responsible duties' There is not only general,
but an individual discrimination, in many instances
'h,re both native and foreigner are employed
upon the same work, both equally competent, the
foreigner receives the highest salary
Among the foreigners there are many who are
not naturaized, and some have not even declared
an intention of becoming citizens of the United
States The salary paid many the natives is SO
small as hardly sufficient to enable them to live
while large majority of the foreign salaries are
lucrative. Is not this discrimination against the
nativey We have not included apprentices or ne
groes in the above calculation. JABEz
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-02
Later from Hoyana.
Later from Merico.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The Nautilus has ar
rived, bringing accounts that the Brazos revolu.
ton is progressing.
Gen. VOL has fallen back on Matamoras, the
revolutionists following.
General Vidaley is marching from Monterey with
two thousand men,
The fall of Matamoras was thought to be inevi-
table.
The number of deaths during the last week pre-
vous to the sailing Of the Nautilus, was two hun
dred and seventy-fve, including one hundred and
twcnty-thrce by fever