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Nassau Hail college OF New Jersey, princeton


Should auld acquaintance be forgot
And brought min
should auld acquaintance be iorgoL
And days o. ausd lang syDe.P
ending in June
junior ending june, 1922 the sopb
ending June, 1891 and the Freshman class
ending June, 1850, hereby requested assemble
Washington, ID. Gu third March, D 1887 aps
links Of love endhtn which
tide entirely exchange their
lives greeting and sympathy add lament The unmey e Of
Of their promising compeers
preliminary meeting OF The seifapponted committee viii b.
Monday September, A. ~ 1856 the uUied
Hotel, Chestnut Fourth and Fifth streets
invited attend when the VIII he
adopted full rs possible
In time, h. addressed VIII be
enough furnish secretary mil witt
their respective post ofhces-
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, NJ o., Chairman 81 Committee,
ALEXANDER q. FART M D.,
phladelpha, Pennsylvania
j. NEWTON LlGiiTAER,
Of ster, Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENnLEroN,
Of Winston Atst sianY en-. Md
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
Basta and 6asa Woflb, ",
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maylaud,
Committee.
JoHs WEIDnAN, OF Lebanon, Pa. Secretary.
March 97--lawtMarJ fiDfsiligencfrJ
civilized uf The world request
of classes tuug
globe al newspapers throughout ned
Of requested
caonaiy between this date and the ID March sl7
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But this simple and ingenious invention OF Italian xe-
aims has ssiil more important bearing BY Of il
not only may rnnning trains be instantly arrested by
municatons nom the stations 81 whatever distance not
only may the central aud waysde stationary agents hold
intercourse with them at WILL at any point Of tne route
~ any stage OF Their Progress but the opposite trains
coinmuuicate Al any moment without regard distance
on rapdf Of movement with each other before OF behind
Thus, through COMMUNICATIONS between themselves and
with the stationary agencies the route collisions may
be eecnaly prevented and warnings be given Of obsruc
lions Heterogeneous the road Id would seem impo-
sbe TO desire anything for the security Of pasen-
gers and you IN the United States know better than
other people how TO appreciate such security This plan
Of converting railways Into eegaphc lines and making
the electromagnetic machine attachment and
OF the locomotive opens and boundless prospects of
usefulness for BOTH while 1t indicate that linn
It's can DC assigned TO the progress Of human skill and sci
ence.R
HEAVY FLEReKs-Gen. John NJ Goe, of jefferson town
ship Fayee county, Pa clipped recently from four-year
old French buck fleece that weighed "a pounds The
fleece Of 20 months growth The carcass Of the buck
weighed 22s pounds A French belonging to the same
gentleman produced fleece weighing % pounds and her
carcass weighed lao pounds.
NurmsEsr osIoSs--Prof johnson gives his opinion
in favor Of onions very nutritious vegetable aad for
laborng men with strong digestive powers quite healthy
II not merely relish that onions used so largely
BY many people but because they give strength well
satisfaction ofappette Prof Johnson ranks onions in
point Of nutrment with peas
The yKiLED MuRpEREss TO HuSG.ln the of Hem
riea Robinson the yelled murderess who says the
Albany Evening Journa in the Troy JAIL the supreme
court this morning affirmed the judgment of the oyer and
terminer She will therefore, be again brought before that
court at its present term, and resentenced to be hung
HxaL-* or Knw oRtrAss-The New Orleans board of
health have rescinded the resolution passed days
since declaring the cholera epidemic there
THE CANADIAN cApIrAL--The Toronto Colonist says:
"We contemporaries that the OF the
provincial government will be removed here without fail
agreed upon
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united states Ceurt of Claims.

Real E.tae Bounty Land and Gs-erai Agency az Wshing-
Cay.
CHARLES X. SHERMAN, atorney-at-iaw, and JANES y
WALKER Of TENNESSEE reading clerk IN me houe 81
have associa'cd themselves ioete or e put
prosecuting The government IN before the
recently established Court 81 Claims Congrea the sover fss
uivc departments
Court Of Claims md others involving r.
aided by Mr.. Charles " Sherman, wt
tnowp here and IN the experienced lawyer
They give personal and attention 20 a b-iHes ~
trusted eases, wen ~ 70
renting, leasing setting, and purchasing real estate,
members and ek-mtGoefs ~ aphs
and Territories and 70 e correspondents q
Mr Charles Y. Sherman.
Apr 82--eOdud&
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINGTON.--The cub
U scrbe Richmond, Virginia, having established
city street. few doors In front Of the Treas
revolutionary and for land bJuntes
and uensons Of Congress
David DoTringoD
perhaps INC oy index which made to the i'm
mepse the first auditors Office
Richmond aoptour index the all
The other public Capitol N Virginia These, and the
twenty
cp Il claim ntTused him he he will b.
able 90 himself be entirely
enable do IT.
For Of 3D. March, 1885, giving 1850
who served fourteen his
charges viii he very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
T. eaib late Commissioner of Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
staGord H. Parker, Richmond Virginia.
John e. rendIeon, Virginia
Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. G.
William J. Ward esq, Baltimore. 4U8
Lewis Tmberiake, esq, New York.
March 7-dScply'
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ny J. q. MCGUIRE, aucticna~r.

l,HANCERY SALE-By Of Of
Of Columbia ceunty Washington,
Arman Jardn 81 al tave rsss and admin
,sta;or,
lion Friday 18th June The ave
o'clock n valuable property The rst ward in Wash
,ugson N, ID ta) thirteen tJJ
square hundred l9l f let's win be at
divided nj sale. Parts of them improved. wy.
the purchase be paid In
cash. and equal nsiaeas tweiye and
approved bands bearing
reserved 10 rarei failure
The sbt Il also
failure comply With the
terms Of sale within week thereafter
WALTER a. cox,
JAS. g. Mcguire,
May 5-2aw3w6ds Auctioneer.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctsoness.

q oc onn SIX PER CENT. COUPON BONDS ON THE
OJU,UUU Gap Railroad Company al auction No
will be sold public auction for tn
OF whom concern, al the sneon rooms % y "
saturday, the l6th day of June instant NJ
O'Clock o. dollars Of the
bonds the Gap Raoad Company Said bonus
and secured by deed oi
the road with It's income and franchises and oil me properly
privileges of pertaining tcTeto, aud
CITY January 1874
The Of SIX per cent per
num- payable the Repabc in the OF New
first days OF January and july and
for following namely:
Thf,ys amounting together $50 ooe
for the delivery of the bonds and
either separately in parcels, 10 suit purchasers.
WM. BANNE, u''
JAS. C.McGUIRE,
Auctioneer.
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cHoiCE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VALUABLE oil
psinngs public TUESDAY ~
o'clock Farnhams Bookstore corner
Eleventh aud shall sell
yaisabc oil selected III
Bssuw. from galleries the continent
viii found OF Donleatchno, Ssiasquex,
odfsey kneier A. Van WIs Jno. Wilson Gainsboo' Munis
venet, Poussin, Slayer, jr., aud Others
The saloon will and free exhibition daily
obtained saloon
Terms; Si00 and Of 90
81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. q. MCCLURE,
June ID
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sy GREEN & SCOTT, Aue.,oneer..

uouSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG.
I'll 18Th instant, shall sell the
lady declining the north eide Of
street north I4th 18th streets ~
O'Clock. a ~, a good assortment Of furniture viz:
Mahogany bureaus and sideboards
dining, side, and other tables
Feather beds, N shuck mattresses
Bedse ads, wardrebes, and washstands
China, glass, erockcry, and stonsware
ane eaf and other chairs, and window shades
Tire Div and other carpets, lounges
Solar, hall, oiher lamps
and shovel and
With good Iot Of kitchen requisites a~n
Terms cash. ShEEN o. SIoii,
Auchoneefs
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A VALUABLE FARM i'm tirgtnn 1000 serssl tnF
Fanqhirt WINE
Sulphur spring persons whose high reputation wsltanN We
nadersignsd h~ ofr
for he valuable farm which surrounds the springs
II ground
OF and capable 2 ecins Aa p pes
possible part Of lh's snd taea Ivy noh
rom single acre in tsin % sueegaat cuYa
ion witout manure and is3s bad me Session. poo
eashes. The farm - easily sNH'fFuRe -
certainly Of be virginia ~ s
December and ibt eaanea IN
nm. s.d ,..o .xsrs from u delivery
For 6bes particulars inquire 81 the subscriber b letters sd
dressed W. ausn.on springs, Virginia % y Nasg,ngan,
u q. A"SNe~ ~et"'
Arx
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BY JAMES {. MeGulnl:, Aaesianesr

MRUsTEE,s SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
i Monday afternoon June @Ha a. ~
deed IN trust tpa Ssaer p
x,s. ana wife dated duty recorded, ibe Hp
all ih GROUND
Twelve numbered four hundred ara s@ey
situated u rad
,ee no,ih and Beginning the
po,nt on line SAID iat az distance
npa thence ne % seventh street twenty tsp ee
ths tine ~ esd 0
hundred O0l place conanng iheu
ron-,s,ins Of thfs e-stosy brick dwelling boare.
residue twelve egh-
teen months with secured by deed o. trust on ihs
All nv~yancng al cart OF purchaser
iSe ,a,ms on xale are no, complied Eisr sueh
ghs 70 resell u me RISK and expense
y MICH. cALLhN, trustee
JAS. &. Mcguire,
Nav e2-eodAds Auclionsor.
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tNAUs
lns-nA Hlnel ~ S..sIrerla.nd


VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania AVENUE
public sale Tuesday aerneen Juas 2h O'Clock
the premises, shaA sell lot No 70, ia A. fonuA
Pennsylvania
ia5 inch alley,
3,ls5 "a hrs, g improvements coaslaiug
fHur small amt
THIS sale Offers excellent opportunity 10 make COED rvst
meat he command and ots that To-
sfty enhancing 10 value
FERNS residue twelve, eighteen
months, secured by deed OF
las. e. MCGUIRE,
June Sd Auctioneer
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Arrisals Of Ve..els at Quebec, &c.

QUEBEC l0The arrivals from sea at this port for
the prcsent year. up date hundred and sixty
two ess than at the same last year. the deficiency
tonnage being ninety thousand nine hundred aud
eghyhree The decrease in passengers, as compared
with last year thousand aud seventy and the
quarters deficiency at the cusomhonse Upwards OF twenty
three thousand pounds sterling.
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GAP aruArieS,A late London paper says:
g. among the Russian prisoners brought home in the
a vas the governor OF Balakava, who taken pris-
Nv Nhen Balatlava was first seized by the Engsh army
Y R confusion o. The capture the governor lost his wife
- uAoghier, and has neyeEnheard OF them since. He
mnesn y" " - ~ ''''
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ones Of ~. clsr. % nou.s % Essp.. y. y.


viii be received ths ONCE Until ~
osc,n on SATURDAY. Of Juno f9r furnishing 0f
IN. uss Of Of two hundred tons best
c.sis. spthvs~~ eas The coat te ana
ei~sn so large and leo amps about De
ssxe az xste pounds aHd aeE
esxd He~ II extra chayg~ vsui,s of the Capitol
Also furnishing The House Of representative
seasoned hickory wood,
Ave balance be eswed NE
slowed hs fsuis 81 ahe
rsosssl NJ he expense Of The contractor
Boh be delivered before te th ~
csobas inspection a9sy wc~b
b. appointed The part v " House o.
Representatives A. W. fIhNhfs =
House of Representatives ~ ~ 4
June 7-lswtJune % fsayl @8F
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DrcltSEs--S Il. Adams esq editor or the Paulding
Clarion has published card the public announcing
tha, he accept nomination for Congress in Mr.
Sngls,ons district His bad been freely mentioned
in connection With the democratic nomination in that
district
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InpunrANr 10 iaoaaekespsr. ana F'.a,a-xrow.s.

InPOHrANr 10 Houaekespsrs ana r. uit- wrowess--
ArihuIs Patent AirigH self sealing Cans JarsTbs ia
for which has been obtained, eommerds se
attention Of and Others u
enectuai which accompishes
desirable aud u that Of preserving feh ats
by simple the Of nermeca
sealing placed conveniently within the reach of individual
vegetables and butter be with their natural
unImpaed For sale,
sale and REAL by G. w. BOTELER, Iron Hail.
Printed directions accompany each can.
June l2--eo3t
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New YoRK, June l.The cotton market Is FIRM, with an
inward tendency Flour Is dull, with declining tendency
sales Of 1900 barrels good Ohio - So 81 81 southern
-four Is unchanged Wheat unchanged, with limited de-
mand Mt previous rates Corn II firm mixed ~ 81 oaS
Pork is hrm-od mess SlT si7 06H Beefis firm. Lard
Is dull Whiskey-ohio, 351k cents.
BAIrmonE June 1l.Flour IL dali-no sales reported
generally held $40 81 for Howard street. and $40 s2 for
City Mills Wheat-saIes Of red at " 5oa$2 Cos white,
AZ IS 81 IS; offerings Of 500 bushels cornreceips OF
rs 600 bushels sales Of white 81 06 81 os yellow At
same rates. 5000 5000 bushels OF white and yelow were
sold at 81 10 per bnshe OF SO lbs.
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OFFICIAL.

DxfksTsssr o srsrs,
Ws.hiasaon, lone 81 tsa5
The following card Published suggestion q the minister
resident Of he uRiled States aerne, Switzerland
CARD.
JossYk Block, Of sxitEulaad.
Information wanted Of h' yoaa lately sailor Oh bosd
Moses Taylor fteBch supposed have s t@t
snip IA New Orleans about March, 1858 Ne will letter
eoaaiasns of Importance Application TIE swiss eoasa
Al Washington.
[Day Book New Yofk Times and francssco5
ind Louisiana Counef, New orlesss, please eosy.1
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IuHN u. BU1sAAsN. Importer and Dealer IN y~s"e
brandy hes received direct Rom schisde I've pipes 9"
superior gin.
June io-suf
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ELmRA IN. Y) June 1o.The express train going north
on the Canandagua and Emira railroad thrown of the
track yesterday afternoon, killing man named Mcknight
who was riding the engine and inuihg several others
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LATER MosRoyIA Aymcs-Extract Of a letter from
Monroyia, dated April IA:
day since n company OF seventy five men, ac-
companied by President Roberts, left Monroya for Cape
Mount settlement at that place Each
man received eight dollars from the government
From letter from President Roberts dated Government
House, Monrori April g. make the following brief
tract;
week Of excessive toll and overexertion in preparing
for settlement Grand Cape Mount has quite pros
ratod me Yesterday and the day before was i'll with
fever; to-day however am better and able 70 continue
my efforts with VIEW il my health permit OF accompany
ing thCscters their home The day after
have nothing Of special interest 70 communicate respect
ing public private matters at present.
Mr. David Moore Of the respectable residents
died on the 4th OF March.
Mrs. Brown wife Of Rev George s. Brown died the
18th of March Mr Brown is a visit to the United
States.
The settlement At Cape Mount bids fair 70 become
prominent point Tor the settlement Of emigrants
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AZ Pnburs 81 5,h instant Mrs. WILLIAM
CR bENSY daughter az Mai prssr Of the unr'ed states
\
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PH,LAprLrmlA June l.George +. Arnold, Of the firm Of
sin Arnold Leonard, drowned yesterday whilst on
sailing excursion in the yacht Started Fawn" by being
knocked overheard BY the boom.
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BurrALo June l0The steamer Buckeye State has beer
got off by the steamer Michigan without any material dam
age.
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WANTED IN A NEWsPAPEM.--A gentleman OF strictly
w business HABITS and wanted
published Of One who
printing would
editor OF the Union Washington d. o.
Old 4 .
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DEPARTMENT NEWS



Notices 10 UornersThe following notices from the Hy
geographic Office, Admiralty, London received by the
last European steamer:
SPAIN Wes Coast.-Fired Light at Chipiona, Gaodai
qarerIhe Spanish government has given notice that
the first OF May next (s55) fixed light will be exhibited
church Of the of ChipoDa, the southern
Of the OF the river Guadaquiyer in the
nce Of Cadn on the west coast Of Spain.
The church tower stands the centre of the town. In
latitude SO deg. A min Is north longitude deg rs
min. 4G west of Greenwich
The light is fixed of the natural color its focus is at
elevation 70 feet above the level OF the and II
be \ distance OF miles in clear weather.
This light besides marking the position Of that
the coast Of SPAIN also mark for the Samedna
shoa from the northwest point of which the light bears h.
by s. Il So distant rs mile All bearings magnetic.
This notice affects the following admiralty charts Thames
to Mediterranean No of Portugal and Spain No
81 Entrance Granddaughter No 23A ALSO List of Span
ish Lights, No. l7s.F
Repolring Light nc Morro de San Paoo, Brasi.The
government Bahia has given notice that the
Sd day OF May neat ls55) revolving light viii be eIhib
tied the Moro de San Paolo Brazil
The light house stands the summit of the Morro
hill at the entrance Of the habor OF San Paoo IN latitude
Is deg q lnn SOUTH longitude 80 deg "a min AZ
of Greenwich the tower is 80 feet high, and
painted white.
ssThe light is reuoirng completing revolution in min
ute and showing bright light for Is seconds followed By
eclipse OF IS seconds IL doprc refractng an Of the
Fresie placed elevation Of 27e feet
clear weather distance 10 miles the eclipse is
not total, but faint light is SEED. .etlh
Ths light be mistaken for the revolving light
the bar Of Bahia which lies 80 miles to the
northeast and revoves in four minutes showing red
a faint and bright light in succession.
Vessels approaching this part OF the coast OF Brazil are
cautioned to stand into less depth than II athoms with
out pilot
This notice affects the admiralty charts Brazil sheet 8,
Pernambuco Victoria No Lore end the South American
Lights List, No. l6.
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Carolina Hotel.

Change Of Proprtetors.
THE largest hotel in Wilmington, North Caro-
l hnr nser rarosd depot aud steamboat landings.
B. b. BROWN, Proprietor
WILMINGTON, N. G., Msy, 1855
Juic 3-dimif
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Y. s. Steamship Priaceton.-The U. s. steamship Prnc
ton Commander Eagle arrived at Hampton roads SUI
day night last She left Havana the 9Th instant 81
brings intelligence of an important character.
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BY TELEG X APP Ill !.

Land selling in this city yesterday at lo7
los cents per
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DEUsOSs having claims against balance due frusn
Department Of John Barnes ordinary
nun United deceased, hereb
bem at the Treasury within
from this date.
Juss Z, less.
A. o. DAYTON,
Juu. Sd Auditor
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compIetion OF Panama railroad.

Resscfioa ~ Fare - Cdli'6rsia.
uaiied stslss iuaH sesf4shirs lsarr NrF YORK.
~&8 Aspinuah ON the SAB and fla af each feetAt
N4&H connecting via ma stesmers rem faeas q rah
steamship aftovtd hs Nvy
Department, and guaranty speed end SAFETY
housF tbs tss-Fn
CHECKED NV YoTk Frlee apf pera
Tne mooney Paid Ia New Yofk ali M ~ mp
Reserve s,sam n NV Nsk fenHnn ent
san francisco 10 prevent detention r. case q Htden - ea'
entirely pelfa
fssssascs leave Panama day hey suivo y Asam
"
Conductors BY steamer rhafge ~
wom an children wtsheut protto
West street, Nosk, A. w. RAYMOND
Mayt-du
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ny y. g. MCGUIRE, Aucssonser.

rrRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
between i2h and 18th suee,son Monday afternoon
O'clock the the subscriber WI, SELL
by April l6t 1880 and duty recorded
Lihe H. oos 100 lc0 and 49, Of The Land
lot No ~ IN
square -ung ~ inches and running back
a ey, thereon consist
built brick house, containing ten
months deed of the property,
bearing interest
complied with within five days. the
right resell the risk and expense Of The
LAS. G. MCGUIRE.
MAY Aucticnesr.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.


man residing Albany New York, writes the following
ter to Commissioner the General Land Office asking
information in reference to the validity Of the title to lands
granted by Indians in Minnesota to Carver and commonly
called g Carvers grant !"
Having been offered thousand of land opposite
St. Paul. Minnesota, between st. Paul and St. Anthonys
Falls on the east aide os the Mississippi river at reasona
let know, your earliest convenience whether the In
dian title is good part OF Minnesota lands The origin
of the title ia thus man living at Wheha some time ago
rendered important services to the indians Of Mnneso
a for which they gave him title 70 hundred miles
square of land located as above described"
Action had by Congress early 1925 Carvers
claim when his petition for the confirmation of his title
rejected by the adoption of the following resolution:
g Resolped, That the prayer of the petitioner be not
granted"
Location Of Bounty Land acknowledgement inquiries
made whether bounty be located
and Nebraska Territories We have asceraned by
inquiry hat they only be located lands subject pr
entry whereas there such in the Territories
named and viii not be for time to come but we nm
dersand they viii be received in payment for valid
ton claims in those Territories the completion return
of surveys, when the claimants condition to
prove up their claims settlements prior to the
survey.
Forging Land Warrdnn.-John w. Boieau convicted at
Philadelphia of forging land warrants has been sentenced
by Judge Kane the United States district court to three
years. imprisonment in the penitentiary.
Agricultural Diron Of the Patent Office Improved Va
rees Of Wheat from Franee.There have lately been i'm
ported from France three varieties Of wheathe Neapoan
white wheat well suited for the southern States but
der for the northern the Saumur wheat the early Noe
wheat tho latter have the property of ripening
days before varieties of wheat if they
succeed in this climate great point will be accom-
plshed single week gained in the rpenng will often Sc
the crop from the injury Of the the h ndepend
of the advantages to be gained In the market The
Saumur wheat is originally from the valleys of Anjou
southeastern provinces OF France and very remarkable
variety OF winter wheat The is strong and full red
dish color and very much esteemed by farmers The
very white higher than that of ordinary wheat
larger and weeer. The Noe wheat introduced by Mr..
De Nos and commonly known in the centre of France
der the Of blue wheat and owing its hardy and pro-
ductive nature, IL is gradually superscdng the Saumur
the high lattudes Of Paris and Is much sought after
OF it, precociy and would succeed well March
wheat If sown early.
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EURSssHED HOUSE 0a ROOMS FOR RENT. ON
of 18Th and streets, healthy ocA
For apply the
10 JOHN J. Joyce.
June Io--eoa
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ay ,. &. MCGUIRE. Auesson<s

VALUABLE HALF SQUARE or GROUND AT AUCTION
ON Friday six O'Clock the premises,
a. 34 s. H. a. rs, and rs, No 1885,
fronting Rhode Island Seventeenth and
north " streets.
half square, containing l7 900
Of city, short
an from and 10 fun OF The public buildings
Tcrms sale. JAS =. NeaIihFs
Jnnel Aucucaecr.