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NTANTED FOR OLD POINT COMFORT
w Two good cha AFTERWARDS and TWO women to
wash and iron. Apply at Wizards Hotel.
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I Tph hOOfLAND'S CELEBRATED arpuIr MN
- =. hs.-WeaE, nervous, depressed in spirits and a
prey numerabIe mental, well physicsI Wis r.
victim 70 dyspepsia 10 indeed object Of comlniss.rat,on
absurd for him to despair. care not how veal
low nerEo1s ana irritable he be- cordial propsr-
YES OF hOoFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS prepared by DR.
u jackson, Philadelphia, stronger thsu the man
beaded which preyRs upon his body and mind
ana II ne chooses TO try them, We will insure speedy
ooo edNeIhreHenk I'm
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BY CIR EGS Il SCOTT, suctiSpeers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN NORTH X
street at AuctiOn.--OG MONDAY, the 81 al
July, we shall sell, 20 front Of the premises, at
O'Clock II west pa-t Of Lea No. g. in Square
NO. 5l6, having irons north street of 20 feet.
running hack ti2 fee; inches 70 a wide alley be
tween IA aud 5th streets west.
Terms: Qne-fourth cash balance In 6. ID and Is
months, tor notes bearing interest from the dsy Of
the sale 10y "
Title indisprtable.
a deed given aDd deed Of ,rus taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
&C. '-N AuctiOnaeys.
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EfOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
E lors and Chambers, with board
Also, Table and transient board. inquire at Mrs
SMITHS. asa street ana
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BY GREEN d SCOTT, Auetioaesrs
NTAI-uARI IMpPQNEn pRApRRIY I'M pA

BY GREEN d. SCOTT, Auctioaesrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PA.
Y avenue, between ID ard Sd streets at Auction.
On TUESDAY, the 81 Of July, we will offer for sale
al O'Clock p. m, in front OF the premises, part Of
lot No 4, In reservation No. Il, havrrg front on
Pennsylvania avenue Of 10 feet 3 inches, and run
ming with that width back 95 feet Is feet paved
alley, with the improvements, which consist Of a
good two story Brick House, with back building
and paved yard.
Terms: One fourth cash; residue in 6. l2, is and
"a months, for notes arilg interest from the cay
Of the sale.
deed gfysn and deed OF trust taken.
Title indisputabie
The above described property is located near the
Old Railroad Depot In one of the most business
parts of the avenue, and T. rapidly enhancing in
value. GREEN b SCOTT,
lie 9l-d AuctiOpeers
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CIXTEEN FINE YOUNG MULES for sale. all
- well broke To harness.
Also, four good Wagons and Gear if wanted.
Caii on Q. WALBRIDGE, Esq , ct Inslrsite, near
Columbia College. or DR.. iiib, at the Metropolis
Stables, corner Of and l4Ih streets
lie 20-4tr
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Wanta.

yg7 ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND RE-
w spectacle American or English Woman 10
take charge OF an infant. Recommended iOns re-
CURED. Apply at this office. iya9+
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LUMBER-LUMBER.

LUMBER-LUMRER
IGOR sale by the cargo, a large assortment Of 81.
4 perior quality LUMBER, consis ing @. White
Pine, boards and plank Siding Hrmlock gaiis
Ash Plank, Oak Boards and Plank, Decking, Pop
lar, &C.
Some parcels we now have on the Wharf, are o
he best quality ever brought to the Baltimore mar
Let CARR, GIESE & CO,
Commission Merchants,
No. Fl Spears Wharf, BALTIMORE.
Also, loco bbls Rosendale Cement
500 do Calcined Plaster.
je 90-3tt
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By JAS. q. Mcguire, Auctionssrs
ShALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON ll,l
- between and Il streets, at Public Auction -
On MONDAY afternoon, July 81, at GJ% O'Clock
on the premises, shall sell part OF Lot 30. l3 in
square No. 3l9, fronting % feet llth st between
and streets ncrih. running back % feet 30 ten
feet alley, with the improvements consisting of a
small two-Siory frame house, (So. 427.l
Terms One third cash; ihs residue in 6, l2, Is
"a, 10 and 90 months, for notes bearing interest and
secured By deed Of trust
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
june I'D Auesoneer.
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NOTICE.

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
4 LII those who d esire to enjoy themselves on
"A that day should have Il neat and cOmforl able
Boot or Shoe, and We would say to them that we
have good stock on hand OF various STYLES and are
prepared TO manufacture everything In our line.
So give US your orders in time
MILLS h BRASHEARS,
335 s. side Pa av., bet. 9th and 7lh streets.
ie Civ
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The chief marshal will wear q purple scarf
with blue roaette; his aids red scarfs. will
blue rcsette; the assistants blue scarfs, with
red rosette3. All will use white saddle cloths
The marshals will meet at Harmony Hall or
Tuesday evening, at half past 8 o'clock, where
scarfs will be ready for delivery
July 2-lt
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK.

DEhSONS reYovng from the city, and wIsb iaa
u dlspOsebf thUp Furniture aud Housese.u-
lag Utensils. sc, wIhout the trouble of sending
Iiem To public auction, can 10 40 by calling on as
al our Store, 317 Pa avenue, corner OF Ninth = i.
az W. are prepared TO buy all such goods Us may bs
offered
HousekeePers and others will do well by calling
On Us, as We Will paw The highest cash prices for all
sich goods. WALL kARNARI A co
Je YIN BIZ Pa. avenue
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III OGES FOR ALL.-BcauufuIiy and heai,hiiy
x located Building Lots "A feet from. BIZ 1870 feet
deep, on graded Streets can, until spring be bought
at the exceeding low price OF SIS, payable So per
month. Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Tall.
jsG 9--6m JOHN FOX, Secretary
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The POTOMAC RIVER STEA dLOAr

COMPANIES STEAMER ALICE g. PRICE,
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER,
xH-A WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON
Is7akss-s--s. 1T 6 O'CLOCK A. M, AND Al
S.AANDHIa All z O'CLOCK A 81.
On TUE OAH MORNINGS fas-Natiat. Car
roman, l.. nacho1oc. Pinsy Point, Einsar, Cone.
ON FRIDAY MORNINGS for-Chapel Poiat,
Ticomico, Leonafdiown, Pinty Point, 81. Mary,
Cone.
ON WEDNESDAY treturHiBs) leave Gone a. 4
o'clock u. m, for ST May's, Piney Point, Leon
ardiowD, Nicomico, Chapel Point.
ON SAL URDaE (retn' ming leaving Gone az
clock a. IA ter kinssle, Plney POini, L. Nacho
doc, CufTicmsn, Mattor.
CaE.he ST thu usual landings Ga the river when
S-lGls made.
By order Of the Board
Jas. P. SMITH, President.
Alexandra, Va. June 1, 1855.
ie l5-u
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EOR RENT.-THE BASEMENT OF FORREST
u Hall, In Georgetown, and several rooms on first
floor Possession given on I'd July. The main Hall
or Concert Room is newly benched, and will
rented Dy The night or season, on moderate terms.
je 2S-9w. Corner r and ooh ats
LHOR SALE-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE and
Il Lot, No. so Louisiana avenue, Washington. II
presents rare opportunity o. a person wishing tG
make good investment. Ii not sold soon it will
be for rent.
Also, a three story Brick House and Lot No. 81
High street. Georgetown, Lot 25 feet front BY 100 IT,
deep, will be sold low and on a long credit
Wanted,a few shares Of Georgetown Building As
ISOLATION Stock.
Applyto e. X. LUNDY
No. l2s Bridge street, Georgetown; or, No 400 Z
street, Washington. je2I-
nor RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, THAT
Il large three story Brick House, well known as
the best stand in the city tor hotel and restaurant
on Cameron street, Opposite the Market House. and
now occupied by Mr.. McGonegal. Possession civ
en- on the first OF July. Address LLOYD n CO,
Claim Agent, 18th ST opp. tae Treasury, Washing
ton, ID. T.. NAV 3O-tf
n ENTs REDUCED TO SUIT THE Tls;Es.
IL Sl5C year will be received for the rent of
those new and convenient cottages at Kendall
Green, with two acres of ground, stable, wood shed
and other conveniences attached. Pumps OF pure
water are near the door, and communicat on is hsS
with Georgetown by way of Fl and Seventh sf-aefa
and Perm. Avenue, morning and afeiaoun, nj The
usual fare, for the accommodation OF clerks in The
departments. 49,
TO secure the advantage of this great reduction
OF rent immediate application must be made 10 the
undersigned, either by letter, or at his house n
Kendall Green, after office hours, where the KEYS
may De mad and the houses inspe ted al any Tina.
Several OF these residences will be sold on liberal
'efins' WH. STiCKREY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
u. B.-aents paid quarterly in odrance.
apr Y, lS55-n
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| EOR RENT-THE BUILDING on u street
near the corner IF 18th. Is FIR rent either in pari
| or whole. Apply at this Office. je2o Il
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AIDS TO THE CHIEF MARSHAL.
Col: VIM. Young, Lieut.. S. Nicholson,
Major s. l., Lewis, DE-. J. c. Riley.
ASSISTANT NARSHALS
h. Loughborough, A. l.. Newton, J l. kidx.lI
nr GrsfI0n Tyler, James hsIey, Or. Jas. e. Morgan
Y. H. LAhAey, r. a. SiOpfeT, r. Brown
Joseph Berrett, s. Pumphrey DR. J. ] DIVER
Capt. WIS. Walker, :. w. Taylor, NJ W. Calf
1t. J Z. l. Skinner, William HERON, VIM. Miller
L.. W. s. Alert, Dir. Noble Young John Garrett
Dir A. W. Miller, Walter u. Dayidge p. Mohup
4 ball, Petsr Il Eooe JaEaes O. DonOhoo
u }. SeTnEe7, A T. Perry, J \ Daviin a.
+. II. Fuller, DR. A J. Senu%s Ricl,rJ PETIT
Dr. Roet A. Lacey, Hugh Il. SwecDy, Andrew Carroll
y > Doyie, A. n Clements, Fierce Shoemaker
Cornellas Boyle, DrN.J.C.Duhsmel Richard allach
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SCHOOL ExAkISATicS.-Mr V. M. AcCsth-
rams male primary school, third district, is to
be examined to morrow afternoon, By the
whole board Of trustees
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FURNITURE -Uur onterprlSng neigh cor,
Mr.. LullsY, whose establishment is in one of
tho Star buildings, has On hand about as COM
plete an assortment of new and second b and
furniture precisely suited for this 8 ason. as is
TO be found in any store of the kind in the
country. Polite, accommodating. and atten-
tive, he is sure to please every customer,
taking pains &c that onG slel as EeV men IN
trade will do. Those in want Of such goods
cannot do better than by giving him call.
SrABBIss CASE Saturday night, a woman
named Ellen jackson, was arrested in the
Seventh Ward, and carried before Captain
Birch. She was charged with stabbing Rob-
srt Sumby with a butcher knife; but as tie
wounded man was unable to appear and give
evidence, she and a man who was her com.
panion, we're sent to Jail to await further
examination.
KocE R4Iu.-Gur city was Visited with &
peegy gsin last highs, which served &c cool
me aimost intolerably hot atmosphere. Owing
to the refreshing showers, which commenced
tev minutes before eight clock, there were
eut few persons attendant On religious ooserY-
Ensss, and nearly all Of the churches we're net
even opsned: -
MARRIAGES the month OF June,
seventy three marriage Licenses were issued
from the clerks Office, City Hall.
"What love Il, If ihou wonlts; be taught,
The heat must teach alone;
Two souls with but 4 single thought
TYo hearts thGl beat a. pue.s
---
SCHOOL ExAkISATics.-Mr V. M. asCsth-
ran's male primary school, third district, Is to
be examined to morrow afternoon, b. the
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.sHow Clay once got stumped,' is told by
correspondent of the Portland Advertiser, who
says Of the when and where-ssIt was in the fall
of 1888, when he was on visit to the North.
During this visit, Mr.. Clay had ordered a car
riage to be built at Newark, New Jersey, for
the use Of his family. While he was in New
York, on his way home, he was invited to visit
Newark on a certain day, and consented. On
his return from that place he was brought to
his lodgings (the American Hotel) in splendid
carriage, accompanied by a committee from the
citizens of Newark. As he landed from the
carriage en- the steps of the hotel, one of this
committee stepped up and addressed Mr.. Clay
as follows-sMr. Clay. allow me to present,
through you, to Mrs. Clay, this carriage, in be-
half Of the citizens of Newark Mr.. Clay was
completely taken by surprise and could not
| utter word, when another member Of the COM
| mittee Immediately came up, aud slapping Mr.
| Clay upon the back, exclaimed Stumped at
last, Harry, by thunderp Mr.. Clay immedi-
| ately recovered himself and acknowledged that
| he was overpowered by such splendid present;
and returning his thanks in the best manner be
could, he invited the committee into his parlor,
and also extended the invitation to all the
| boarders, through Mr.. Milford, the landlord
/ We ayaied ourselves of this opportunity OF OBJ
| tanning an introduction to the great Statesman
/ of the West, and the hour then and there passed
i with him will never be effaced from our memory
/ We believe that the citizens OF Philadelphia, q
few days after the presentation of the oarriag'
to Mr.. Clay, made him a present of span 0
horses and harness to match. "
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THRnEscoRn AND TEs.--When / was a boy


THREEsooRE AND TEN.-When was boy I
used to think three score and ten years very
sufficient spell of this world. Wondered how
anybody could grumble at so liberal an allow
ance Of life; and indeed, for my own share, |
would no more have hesitated to give up my
claim to the odd ten years than the gold-sellers
do at the diggings TO throw the odd ounces into
the bargain. That, say, was in my hoyhood.
when was too far off from what I was dealing
SO generously with to be able to understand r.
anything about it. Iknow better now; Ihree-
score and ten might have suited the lsraelites
very well when they were wandering in the vii.
derness; but I am decidedly of opinion that
Moses. when stating the Ii, limit. tin n MS rs prayer e
fons In fact, the period in itself is objection
able, inasmnoh as il is not period at all, bu
more like semicolon. ltis not even an evei
number.--whieh is odd; resembling more !
! half. way house than o final resting place |
makes me uncomfortable to hear people talkipl
of threescore and ten, as if they thought it i'm
proper TO fly ia the face of Moses, [ohambers
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-gAYSpGpsIA POSITIVELY cURED.-D

BEcKwITE'S ANTEDYSPEPTIC PILLS, after trial Of
and Sustained by estmoaaia from the most eminent
IN the United States, admitted to be the BEST ANTI
DRSPEPTC MEDICINE the public. as cents
hore than disposed sales
inrtastng They putup box
san the same number heretofore The prople9 biz
hno az and his phyean the SAFETY and
EktGAGY x TEI USE II needlast publish certificates
their virtues, e Rev. W. tlreen Bishop
htiss4ipp Rt Rev BAhop Freeman; Mcpbeeters
d. RaeEh, ~ C Hon. Geo u Badger U.
vi ivsa o North casna Hon. Judge Potter
Hon. bayers5 inchef Hon. VIM Preston,
cnas Ga Hon John Henderson, late u g. Senator
Fer sasin Nsaorlsahs By 9aa syme NJ oEsou B. Wheel
r None genuine without ribn signature ni inIis BER
WITH NJ D. Patebarg ga owho viii please apply
l31y 80 rt :
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DAILY CRESCENT
.ENDUR1HG BEAUTY.
BY aRs I. Il. sfGoURSEY

.i g-
The rose- leaves all are scattered,
They hoat upon the blast
We may not gatier thera again,
Ye may not hold them fast E,-
The lily droops beside the stream.
And in the garden glade;
1t DAG its Time 70 emile and charm,
The time hath come to fade.
But there's chapgeless beauty,
That bides both stora and frost
Tkat ciiDgs 70 winter's bosry crown,
Whenth forest giory's lost
It gathers richer briiIia1ce,
As fiowers Of earth dse#y;
The rose and lily of the aoni,
That cannot fsdb away.
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ANECDOTES OF LORD NORTH - This good
humored minister was always ready with a
joke, and always appreciated one, even though
it was at his own expense One night he rose
to depreeate the too great readiness to give and
take offence which prevailed in the House. Zone
member, for example" said he, 'scalled me that
thing called o minister Now to be sure fpat-
ting his portly sides) am thing when, there
fore, the gentleman called me a .thipg,' he said
what was true, and could not be angry with
him. But when he added, sthe thing called @
minister, he called me the thing which of all
others he himself most wished to be; and there
fore, | took it for compliment A pressing
old sailor, well known for his lengthy orataons,
began to speak on an Admiralty question. Lord
will give MS history of all the naval battles,
| from that Of Salamis to that of last year.
| shall take nap wake me when he gets near
| our own time After an hours infection, the
| friend nudged Lord North. s.My Lord. my
Lord, wake up-he has got to the battle of Van
| Tromp.'' ssOh, DEAR said the sleepy minister
you've walked me a hundred years too soon z
On his last night in Office his antagonists hat
collected for grand battle. Lord North rose
| and declared the Administration at an end. Q
course the House adjourned Immediately. 1t wa
| an awful wet night, and in those days cabs wer'
not; the members expecting long debate, hae
ordered their carriage at i or 2o'cloek in lh.
morning; and Lord North, as he passed througl
the baffled and imprisoned crowd of his oppo
nents to his own chariot, bowed to the righ
and left, saying, with smile, "Adieu, gentle
men, you see il is an excellent thing to be in tn,
| secret
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Police Jail, Second District,

NAyAS brought to the City Police Jail, on the l9th
Wv July, the mulatto boy ION is feet w inches
high about Il q years old has scar across the
front teeth out Says he belongs to Mr Edmund Gay,
call and claim said slave according to law.
q. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jail
New Orleans August ], 1865 auZ ln
WNTAS brought to the City Police Jail, on tine III n
wv November, 1854, the negro boy SAM is feet
inches high and 40 years old Says be belongs 20
Mr. d. Shoty Chande, living near Cool spring1 - n
Iivinaston Parish La The owner is requested to call
and claim said slave according to law.
H. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jan
New Orleans, August l. l855, ~ aoL lm
brought to the City Police Jail the Sd day
w of July, the light negro boy JACK i is feet Z q
inches high about 40 years old Says he belongs TO al
Reapds brickyard at Pensacola, Fa. The owner s re-
o,ested to call and claim said slave according to law
Il. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jan
New Orleans, July 10, 1850 3yll IN
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A LWAYs ILL, IRON nus BTRgH -

certain wPrma in the human subject
other tbe
Roae Thread Worm. Why not then
meady m4ke OF the remedsf B. A FAENEsfOGKS
VEIF speedy Worms
PoUGHEEEPsIE N. " June So 1852
certify
bottle Of B. FAHNEST6cKs VERbiIFuGE, which csasrd
hin to TWENTY-FIVE WORMS, large that they filed
The boy i'll rom the time he
although resortsd obt4ud
uu, appied ths above named medicine. 1t suffice
have proved to be 8sis aad certain remedy tbs dea4e
which u applied. JAMES Ii. LEWIS.
ad wholesale and retail b. Ina principal dfngg Aud
shAats throughout ihs United sssss iy4 lmd&Ws
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OFFICIAL JOURN AL.

" COMpTROLLgR's OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, May !, 1856.
RESOLVED That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required 10 give notice. by standing ad
vertsement In the ocis Journal that In accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 1442 approved
March 30 1854 the Council will not pay bill against
tbe City uness contracted under authority OF order
from ComptroeF In accordance with the ordinance
referred TO- IsignedI u. L. TRACY,
s President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
a lsigped b. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1856
[signedJ JOHN i. LEWIS, Mayor. ..,
The attention Of the officers of the city and Of the
public s respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE- BUYS,
myIstf Comptroller City Of New 0rleans
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Second District Pound.
yMTAs brought to the Second District Pound, corner
wv OF st. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays-
+ One gray and white Female Goat.
One brown, black and yellow Female Goat.
One white aud yellow Female Goat.
One white Female Goat.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
peses thereon paid will be sold at public auction AZ said
pound on MONDAY, the 9th August next at ~ CLOCK,
4 m AUG >. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
Rev Orleans, July 25, 1856.
FL ese CONDUIT au Depot des Epayes du Second Dis
triot pencoignure des rues St. Ann ct DerbignJ,
commes epRyes-- #ru s53-t
Une Chevre grse ct blanche.
Une Cheyre grse, noire ct jaune. H..
Une Cheyre joupe ct blanche.
@ Une Cheyre blanche,
si ees ne sont pas dams dix ours ct les de-
penses payees elles seront vendues renchere put
aue au dit depot LUNDI, le Aout 1900 lo henres,
A. NJ. Aoa' . fhhhEe,
Nouvelle orleans, lie Is Juliet, 1855 jy26 81 a6
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WHERE SOME of THE bieNEY Co.'s. There is
one firm in Maiden Lane. New York. which
melts down in the course of one year, in gold
and silver, 81 $4,000. and firm in Fulton
street. silyersuliths, who use sl0o, 600 in silver
in
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From KAssAs.-We are without direct advices,
but learn from the correspondence Of the Demo
crat, that since the removal of the Legislature
of Kansas to the Shawnee Mission, on the 10th,
both Houses have passed several bills relating
to the public affairs in the Territory, all OF
which have been vetoed by Gov heedef, On tne
Ground that the Legislature is not legally in
Session. The bills have been passed over the
veto The Governors view is. that the Legis-
lature can only hold it's sessions legally at
Pawnee. More trouble seems to be brewing
1St Louis Intelligenoer, 18th ult
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TSLoRIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER

= ~, .sa,ia. :, ~
we'll established lumber yards julia street landing New
Pine streets recently established
ward at hs Old asn fronting the Canal Gtrondelet
walk Robertson stIesis and Robertson and
81 Pster Streets keep constantly hand
sortneut of building materials, such as 5,uE - So
inch aud wide dIeed. tongued anu groeVed
Yellow Pine Ceiling.
l M naowaud wide dressed, topgnad and grooved
Yellow Pfae Flooring. - 6 q
IL and M inch, wide. dressed, square joint Yellow
Pine Flooring. - ,,E# .
Shelving and dressed seantag and
Jps heavy Decking Pnks, II aud
Pine Boards and Rough Weather boarding AihT shns
made Doors ard Snsh hnds and Moulding always
nhanda made order. -,
Orders thsir Mills Pensaeos and Black
Florida, the markets Of
Baltimore New York Boston Key West Galys9n Us
ChA other along the atlantic mud Gu coss MY e
ordered They MISC prepared to aappy 'rdefa o hs
other European msrkeis.
all peaty piled up in Sheds and from
large supply hand custom efs may rely On gns
resdy lie
", '-'' ~ ' f0L3EY, NiCoL eco
- Corner Cedar nnd Julia streets, New RaEn,
Earonieiet Walk. OLD Basin.