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Embroideries at a great sacrifice
LN Nj 4 n $.

WE OPEN THIS MORNING a large assortment
w of rich EMBROIDERED UNDERSLEEVES,
Collars, worked Bands, Pocket lIandkerchiefs, &c.
&c, which will be sold at one.half their cost to
manufacture.
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Domestic.

- MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS TICKS, STRIPES,
- Dcnims, Summer Stuff, &C., by the piece or
package.
C. F. STAMFORD.
May II. d6w
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Prints

, CASES MERRIMACK STYLES PRINTS,
- new patterns, at IA cents per yard, worth 10
cents, at
c. F. STANIFORD'S.
May II. div
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Dress Goods

leAREGE, TISSUE, FOULARD SILKS, BRlL-
q liantes, Printed Lawns, Challi, DeLaines
Ginghams, Prints, and other styles Of dress
goods opening by ...
C. I. STAMFORD.
May Il. d6w
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ENEL~II LEMONS AND ENGLISH CUBRANTS
z rgcyiycdh by Express i'm less than three weeks
rlmBo-tHp. For sale by A. s. DEWEY
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hlsOs
stamped Work,

in great variety, such as Collars, Sleeves, Bands
llandkerchiefs, &c. &c.
" COME AND SEE -
May I, 1Sjj dGwtf
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Ct1rf ain Mat alc

- ICII LACE, AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, BRO
pe citelle do. Cornice, Bands Tassels, Cord
Buff Hollands, Window Shades, Paper llangings
&c, for sale at the lowest prices, at
c. T. STANIFORDS.
May Il, 1855. d&w
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News Of the Week
- Y r Fl "a -! gg *. -. < IL
TO THE FREE PRESS.

WASHINGTON, July 23d.
Washington NeUs-Lct;er from the Gar
q: Russia.
The rosidcnt has received an auto
graph letter from the Car of Russia in reply
to one transmitted through our Minister con
gratulatory upon hi, succession.
The Gar proposes the closest friendship
between Russia and the United States.
Lieut.. Goo +. Lindsay, asst Quartcrmas-
ter. L. :. Marine Corps has been ordered
from the DrookIyu Navy Yard to Head 'iuur-
tors at Washington, to discharge the duties
OF the Quartcr-nastcrship, made vacant by
the death of Major Nicholson, until rcrma-
non; allu,iu,lurut is made
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TEA TORACC0 &,

Ten. TUBAVVU, nc.
TX Gil. AND HALF GU. HYSON, II, s., Y.
L ~ H.. and Oolong Teas III bIs. Tobacco,
Is cases do extra in Jumps, 1000 gro. fine cutd
and Smoking do. HERRICK & MILES
Nov rs. dSwtt
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ParaSOIS. &c.

Dnn PARASOLS, SOME AS HIGH AS SIX
-OJ Dollars, also Fans, Mtts, Gloves, and llo-
sicry, Trimmings, Ribbons, Satchels, &c, in great
variety at
c. F. STANIFORD'S.
May II. d6w
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Select School.

EsIsa !. u. WHITNEY will commence her next
Va Term Monday, August 18Th.
ITION, - 90
School-roum one door West Of Mrs. Lansworthy's
college streeD up stains,
Burlington, July 10th, 1855 d&wIw
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Carpeting.

grain, Supcrfnc, Fine, and Stair Carpetng
Floor aud Table Oil Cloths different widths, Plain
ard Check Mating, Crumb Cloths, Druggetts
Rugs, Door Mats, tho bost assortment of desirable
styles in town, for sale by
C. +. STANFORD.
May IA, 1855. d&w
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sash, Doors, and Blinds.

TENlE SUBSCRIBERS are Agent. for the sale Of
sash, Door, and Blinds manufactured by T..
Chl-o, al Niuoo.ki, Vt, All orders left with Us
will bc promptly attended to. shop on skinner 5
Lane, Eat of Court House.
II. POBY 4 BROTHERS
Burlington, July Is, lNji. dtfw3t
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COMMENCEMENT

1H1ILL SOON BE HERE, and in the mean time
w the public are requested to examine the rich
stock Of Boots and Shoes obtained by Patt, with
especial reference to that occasion. We have just
received new supply of
GENTS PATENT LEATHER
And French alfBOots & COngress(.aitcTs,
Sewod and pcsgcd, and great variety Of Ladies'
shoes of all kinds; Gents oxford Ties and Heclcd
Pumps. and good stock of Children's Shoes con
stautly ON hand.
JAMES II. PLATT Jr.,
dtfw.w College street.
Why Don't you Advertise F!
7E'lIIS QUESTION + FREQU EMILY ASKED
by those who know themselves-but don
know that 'u.~Yh"ly els. tnowswh"ro to go for the
purchase of
Groceries and Provisions.
One needn't "takc the papers to learn that at
DEWEY he get Flour Of the best quality, extra
clear Pork by the bb or III. Salmon, No. |,
Nackcrcl in kits, Picked Ilrrriugs, smoked do.
Hams. Lard, Oat and Corn Meal. Maccaroni Tapioca,
Sage, Firiua, Eicc Hour Pearl Barley, split Peas,
Corn Starch, liomiuy, Table and Dairy salt, Hops,
sweet Herbs for Culinary purposes, Mustard,
Pickle, Pmncs, Gin family iars), soap OF all kinds
soft cNcepted-Purc Ground spices, Curlants,
Citron, Sutaua Raisins, Mace, Monsscs, Pals,
Tubs. Brouus. Clothes Lines and Pins, Baker 5
Cocoa, Chocolate and Bruma.
All these and many more, to say nothing Of his
choice and cheap, rich and raro Teas and Coffee,
are universally UNDERSTOOD without the aid of the
press to be o1tainable for cash at
DEWEY'S.
June 10TH lN5j. ddwtf
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NEW GOODS,
At Brinsmaid's JeWelry Store,

~ IL W WV
At Brinsmaid's Jewelry Store,
CHURCH STREET..
Nov OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOST
Y varied assortment of Watches, Clocks, Jewclry
and Fancy Goods Telescopes, Microscopes, Knives,
Razprs, scissors, Needles, silver Card Cases and
Porte Mouaic., Combs, Brushes, rcrtumcry, Soaps,
Hair Washes and Dyes, Court PA .tcr, Nctculcs,
Thermometers.
DNCi GOODS,
Hunting G,nj-, such as lh-h>, Shot Pouches,
Patent Wad, and Cartridges, Gun tar., and =
barrel Pistols, Rcyoiycrs, blinking Flask.
Piot,d and Bru0nld Ware,
Tea ~ct-, *. Boilers, Cnpll,.tirks. Tumbiers,
Communion Sct., Cake Fruit and card Baskets,
Fans Of many style, aud prices, Willow Ware,
Mathematical Instruments, Wax Matches, Back
CANNON Boards, Chc,, Mon and Chcgucrs, Plain
Hair and Curs, Alori-ons Pill,, and an extensive
variety of other articles having very much en-
larged and improved my Store, lowered my floor,
eases AMI counters, and opened tho richest stock OF
foods ever hand, shall aim t" sell good to the
permanent satisfaction Pensioners all are invited
to call and see at BRINSN AIDS
Jcwcry store, Church street.
Where customers can rely ON getting goods at as
low prices regularly AS in any other quarter.
Burlington, June -, lsj1. dNwtt
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Linen Goods,

SITTRTING, SHEETING, AND PILLOW CASE
- Linen, Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Diapers
&c. C. +. STAMFORD.
May IA. d&w
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Owner w anted.

- traycd into the premises of the subcriber, on
- the "Old Sukly Place" Essex, on the 18th
inst, hay horse. with harness on, black switch tail
and name, dad probably about - years Old. The
owner l. requested To prove property, pay charges,
aud take the animal away.
JOSEPH WHITCOMB.
E--,A :. jrll 4}d, ls51. wiw3
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NEW GOODS.
1 HAVE RECEIVED
i doz. Galvanized or gilt Hunting Levers;
doE. Verge Watches;
do1. Open face gilt Watches;
doz. Gold Watches, various sizes
IA doz. Silver Hunting Watchesi
which with others on hand makes the largest and
most varied assortment ever on hand amongst
the variety can be found low priced and high priced,
amongst them are several of very fine finish and
very accurate time keepers in silver and in Is carat
gold cases.
Alsoa new lot of Retcules, silyered Fans, India
Rubber Combs, long tooth shell Side Combs, and
a very fine assortment of new and Rich Jewelry
snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases, and Fancy Goods gener
ally Revolvers, and double and single barrel
Pistols, all sold cheap at the Old stand, Church st.
j. +. BRINSMAID,
Late Brinsmaid, Bro. Co.
STOLEN,
From my counter, last Thursday, one dozen shell
Side Combs, with long teeth. reward for thief
and Combs will be given. j. L, Il,
SALMoN by the Tierce or single FISH Also
- Smoked Herrings by the bsI,
March "a, 1855, dtf g. DEWEY
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Important Information

IN \ RECENT advertisement of one of our re-
spcctcd competitors Church street we notice
the following candid and sensible advice to purchas-
crs of Dry Goods, viz d" Get posted up with prices
at other stores where the greatest wonders Of the
age may be found, Than and juy of as At 10 10
J. per- c't lass, wjch yJu wH Suvei DIN if you come
and see our extensive stock aud low prices Oh,
HliriSm oTp).
We have no doubt this important announcement
was prompted by the purcst philanthropy and as
they have alluded to auXiliarics in this grcat
projeet Of b'neu,no., feel it to be du,y
sist in publishing the " glad tidings.' Yes come
one and all TO the Bee Hive and get posted up
and then 90 wherever you can save ' 10 to II per
cent We regret that cannot sell cheap AS
neighbor, advertise to do, and confess that we
rsitc1utiV d" shake the bush for them to tch the
birds " but the cause is NATL, one, and it is our
dndy shall mcckly succumb, hoping to receive
need in praise and be hailed the " greatest
benetacturs, of the age. In conclusion respect
fully invite all to examine stock bcfor" o'tr
purchasing elsewhere, take great plrlsur" in
Z" showing up Dry foods The stock consists in part
of the following
CASHMERE,
Tibet,
SILK. and
GRAPE Sl1AwLS.
Talmas and Cape5.
BLACK 4 FANCY
PLAIN
CHAMELEON.
STRIPE,
PLAID and
II T.
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\LltlL,

,stl.'i
Il!ksE Rr,. r. I. SALT.
1US''' 5000 bags barry do, Pure Rock. -tr,in
refined and Western.
so bags Liverpool Tine do. 'A,htun's
1000 bus. Canada salt,
justroceived AVID tor sale by
HEREICE / MILES.
Nov -. dEwti
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5 I L, X S

> I Il u >
BARAGES,
CHALLIS
DELAINES,
DE BEGES,
GINGHAM,
LAWNS and
WHITE GOODS.
EMBROIDERTE~,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES. fc. &c.
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Ut TUII y
u p LISTER coon s
Furniture ana is,Bans~srs'&
w cd s IA

with ncatnc1s and d-p'tch, Wo mlNN"UI- N =.
Srring Beds Of all kn,- fitted to any Eo3-'a.l i.I
Mattresses Of Hair, Moss ITu,; AMI r.Im L0.f
(Which We IA he such are repre-. .ute- hr
US in regard 10 qa1iVy NJ wH'r'H and "..,a' '..'J
at CITY prices.
II All Goods bought at this establishment will
he carefully put up and delivered az 'ac oIr- .-
Stenmhnnt..
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M antillas

NEW PATTERNS, AND THE BEST ASSORT-
! ment in the State.
c. Z. STAMFORD.
May II. d6w
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GENTS PATENT LEATHER
nd EIp nch { nlI Knnts & COngrc s. tNitCTs
yVhy Don't YOU Advertise =.
Gnr0cerics and Provisions.

HE'lIlS QUESTION + FEEQU EMILY ASKED
by those who know thcmselves-but don
know that .Laly .I. knowS-w whore to go for the
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NO FTKTHER NEED or GOiNt
,s.,y YORK OE BOSTON
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run ne Fred nrssoatg sKa-l Demoerane ReooFdsr.
A SIGNIFICANT QU0TATIoN.

e1s persons affect q believe thai The ksaw-nolhing
sa dos not look particularly the destruction II
aaoeraSe party IN yirgiria aud iroaglouf the South
- '2e't he candidate for CoBgreHs IN tins district
~ smith when bs speaks again, ted us the uaaAAinE
II egEiag asrlAratinn which ws take from thr Rich
- iig A. rsgar6s ~ nsv ~ grerlcan, party far
+'F - ntiea gsu fngNlrE ,1isk a. rise gDd-serd
= faa sfef ~ bvaak aerH ihs 6snecrahr asuena-
saea = ne language a the Ben wmL q Archer
49,. ~ dayE before his death Can is import be
II there men wha claim 10 be devoted
n 1919 Ebo hn lsAgued with The kn0w-nothingr in
crusade against the deznocrncy what iufafuAticu
raas iuIlyl
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LOCAL NE w = +.

Hos HrxRY A. wrsr-This distinguished gentleman
rres n this city yesterday, and win leave this morning 70
complete has public engagements in Eastern n
eia Although his exsrons during The last three months
bwve been OF the severe ardugus and unremitsing char
without parallel in the history Of ANY previous
political rHrpsgn in the countrystl Mr. WISE has borne
nm and vet bears u remarkably we'll s last great speech
n Winchester given with and romort TO him
self any that he has YEA delivered daring The
Mr. Use fully the confidence Of bis friends In regard
~ mia election hy triumphant maJofy, Notwithstanding
the oppaslsian -nahagsm NJ BONE and The her
AbGse ~ ahohti0nism ahfpad
pursrSrs-4ax or rLArE-esn Thursday afternoon last
sbe clerks The General Land oce resrnted their forDer
CHIEF with beautiful and suhsautis token Of their etes
and regard the shape 81 silver pitcher, save and tive
goseta Col X. II. Heath behalf 81 his felow-eierks
mmae the presentation speech, wch DR.. Frssv replied
AT length and with much feeling The nscrP
tsons en- the pleers Of plate a. teliows
On the salssrPreseused Dr. Charles ; frziey ufeA
hi retirement from the cbief cskshP a the senera
orea by his seiiow-clerks. W ashipgr1n, April lsss
ON tine pitcher DR. Charles ; fraey by
The easrka In the General Land ohire-
On each robet--To Or. Charles = frNAisy
yus5ye warne X TIE Unstea states sHpr-me Court AZ
rived ID this city On Thursday evening last He y stepping
Al waiArd's-
The President a shs United states, accompanied By h
family and few friends, paid vst 70 Mount vernon yss
terasy-
Rev W n. Ryan the agent, has rner with considerable
sueesss his efforts obEan sEbsrrons fer the Mfru
titan Methodist Epizuora church l. sHperea that ths
sautrscr for the masonry ark win be nsds IN ths
course ~ Few Oars
TsE wAsA1ssToS AIrxssnxis Rslls0Aa---F The con
rrmrsars are uHhinw en- their ~7th eonsnshs vsr
They peAriy hundred men ~ wark-
l..ser a.vs ~ saAn-TA.rs wsr. asoa shsd r.ksn Al
enc bxni At MARYLAND Pasn On the Ponms the 2+tt
Instant
.
ATgHE sAfIst1~r>t ny Is.-s hsn"-f. -.
Tno Fsacnys cesss fsgsns ~ uanr .
Madre, Bnrreanaa.
gu.s talfsi.ssd rnd fpr ~rls
rAvLBg h wArRys
wwvrs Heoseasss near ssh o.
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These a. not Include the II the by-chsrEss
b paid u passing the sound Cor instance pilotage
FERRY money, commissions etc. and which may
Be estimated = q eEst 300 e09 rix dollars year
The reports 81 the DANISH finances for the 1850
lsS4 NOT before but the Of the rceepts
the Sound dar submitted by the nanish Treasury De
p4rtment % the Legislature Of the kngdgH the follow
Ing sums which, doubt have, 10 former yess been
much surpassed ~ the actual receipts.
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Board ~ Naoa Engiasers.A board " naval engineers,
consisting of Chief Martin and Chief
sherwood and Gay, win meet ia Washington the 2lsi Of
for the o candidates for promotion and adj
mission into the engineer corps Of the navy.
Eaed Stases Ship Ttaeeuaes.We have letter fr0m
officer board the United States ship Yfneennes,
Hong Kong which the writer expresses slight hopes
regard 10 the safety Or the missing United States brig
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Aneaaeasai Discovery ~ Postal Tislaaio4-
b9sFos, April E.-wkfls sesruhing ne luRgAg~ - TIE
passengers a tss Aia4 yesterday stas r4a2s
truuk 01nd casEanx thousana eties wheA xcrs
sszsd and carried - me house Msny ~ sem
ralaabiss eoztAtang srafx uPon Boston 4nA Nsw Ysk
houses The box belan9sd 10 The agent 81 BoNn Ea
rupuAn empress company
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nErisa FaEraS lrsioz.-A despatch from Boston
~ ~ = taickiy posted with hAndbls to-day oFsr-
n - lefs q JON fhs British service, sBa purportfna
- - rom thS prosinrid secretary a. Halifax The
oaA papers reserved here warmly defend ne Eru-
~ 0Fsrnar q thr Provfnrs for his attempts 10 raise
~ s'sisn ~ recruits from the United States
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RarTsvlLLE, tFA,l April xGaorge La0erss extensive
brewery tot4y destroyed by Ere iast ngkt HIS lo..
i stated AZ $50 600. with Insurance. ~ 81, pea
PsELapELrsls, April FIJI, m--AE extensive ARE 4
ragi1g M0zzt Carbon, and s~Esved 10 n the
h0tel
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The kss-&ags TResae," tthe Congressional Globe Of
Denmark frightened IA appears By the Presidents
saSr Of pereDber 41b Last, mentioned, short While ago
that the rec~pEs from the sound the fiscal wear end
ing the Slst uf wead scarcely $50 sel Xix dol
lars and those for the year lsa ~ cosld well be est
and The blockade q the Russian ports the Baltic having
very bad influence the and navigation through
tine Sound Ii obvious that Denmark deems prudent
have her exaroas apon the Of the whole world
appear small poasab@.
This Of Seand discs paid for American vessels and
czrgpe not knowa- The nambe- Of American vessels
passing through the Sound during the last year
Fsiowes
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Tke Deni.A Sosaa According 70 the reports u
the Treasury Department 81 Ren&k tbs nnanoes II that
state the actnAl r-cept nts Danish treasury from ts
Sound aues he Sound gtmeDey and the Sound Gees fr
tle wears lsso-~tsas were ~ f1ll0wsz
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fs depository ciaslan4s fr s11 900 in orasr . ssoss
the forner.


Besasy- Land Cains csrrzar a. ogsesrs aaa Agsa
" fs BrParf4eat ~ 1s faselorTbs f8o8iDg circular
n BE- from the date, has ast been issued - the ct
and agents q tar Depxraaeut ~ the IBtsriors
WaAbingtons APrn 70. ls55
II view ~ the large nuaber - county Land
De- fssusd tf this department under
Congress granting additional bounty Land for nfarr
and the trndrpry speculation which w thereby BE-
engendered. deem il proper admenzh the 0cers and
agents a this departments 81 the pFopirty OF their becom
ing interested IN such traffic.
Dealing ia land scrip b. officers II the general
government, whose aci2 positions give them Advantages
private ritizsns and feN, any occupy positions
Hhich d. moi. toa greater less degree, afford peculiar
privileges and eT corresponding temptafi0nslf obTi
abuse IL ecaa station and where the oaer
such unusual facilities, the suscaon of neglect Of
duty which private pecasrian naturally exces In the pub
lie mind tends destroy that EaGdnce which Il should be
the ambition 81 every officer fF command.
hle the practice, thus aereeated nos De geBsrsy
and expressly nhhiLec BY ths srrf letter Of the laS H.
the estimation Of the department. nEesfsy lnceusseni
with IL spirit 4 improper and with these views the
subject, il f hoped and expected that officer other
ployes Of this department Of whatever grade VIII
pursuit which cannot fail to bring odum hse and
the government he represents and =ha Do wiz have
Of surprise complaint at withdrawal from them 81
the confidence which induced their appointment
Won requested 10 inform the department. Of the Date Of
the receipt ty you Of this circular.
Respectfully, ae., dc,
X AeCLELLAND,
,farv of he lxtEr
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*, y. C. mSGulKE- Aacsssnee


VERY SUPERIOR AAD HANDSOME FURNITURE. ROSE
April a Mrs r. Hrnsu,
i4fa ~na tsth
HoGe- SHAH ssh all az h-r slezaat sn
sd-css.
ruperss fos, Sanps
n
Pair msdnsan soas. hnssbxd
ninpa nd xad a
Eiaeh~c1s&rwd
rAalEs AsadcG
sl saad rarBur
aHA
e.una.oe- rusea ua&
-pae framed Ssas~ ssas and arsessIs
tgayiar
tlegsrt .snua RICHLY
and fixtures
Enprr nahnEAny
stands WITH marnse tegs
Esnna~aue rosewood mahogany
Seqy Superior Guided ha md .pnng mattresses
Haszsr Hd
Twa nns ManoEnEy wartrpbrs
E1rpe chays
Hands, n Wxinn sxsansaga taae
Marhgr-fag asdenoarS sEsAe
Efrne ssde tahars
FFrnrh
rueausug chair, eassr
Handsome bsirneh
H~Iu sci
Bean ssus baHd san& a1nnrr vel
Siver-pasea easssrs, xsasswart
aebiy ertar~ns chars
kIcbsn Gfsnsss &c
a2S hnisa ann srrsacst
ar9efs
$40 shat redsi ri s~o sa
satisfactorily rsdorsa b~ans sssre*1
LAS G. HesEiREs
Apri aa--a Ascfsanssr
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bosToS April This senate las jast passed rots =
with the hgass In the renv4l * JRsge LaneAves
r. II, II the rssonEans ~ his rrzsoysl me Gurna-
NEST permitting him = resign his A. ne
ativ~d 81 nboaf the same EaAJerity.
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gzxCElLExT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEcT4
e H. II ~ srnca NJ ehe
of
shs ai8h furniture ass Effects eeaprang-
Earsis-sI farss, Wy ksA* Gsess Bxss
Cssasas aasl .ofa rsckar, pxrAsu
Esssaat Fsracs glass sEa sab aud bracket
Marnsc nap carve Eac3~
MnaEnol, s~1ss hsmene eaAsxe
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TREASURY pEP.H-mnwT.

Clioai AgFgtnRr1fH- A. Ailcott, Of Connecticut has
been appointed rsteasH cerkahp the Second Apd
tor's Office. Salary, 81, 200 per srnuu.
ABstra ef Orders, Direroa- ae.-The following Is an
Of the Important letters recorded in the
secretaryis office, Friday, April q
Lieuienanf r. Il azrnder Appointing him superintene-
Of the United States marine hospital Chasen
chuserts salary 81 g. per day ess his army pay
with Instructions examine the the course
execution at the Philadelphia Mint and finished
speedily possible
cayaain a. H. BeuuaaH.-csrering copy Of letter 10
Governor Wright Of Indiana and requesting him
Indianapolis Far the purpose Of obtaining propositions Cor
site upon which erect -hauze, post nSce &r.
Collector n Ssr Tort.-on sgpcatisn Of Haly-r 90.
department accepts cellar So II Broad bonded
warehouses ALSO cellar No 10 Beaver Directs the
cclecror t. send bis deputy Mr. Walden tie principal
ronter ports ebtan evidence relative enporiaan q
aercandise xna eanes bends given said snise
ceH.ctas y Bsfaao.A approving fse nomination Henry
Harnes fnsrector, 81 compensation u 81 per dsF when
actually elnrioyed vice Joel W. BurtoR-
agscor ~ ssM Yproyinr 5snaissal q import
entry clerk alAsppr0vss o nomination madey but aEthor
lies an appointment a smother person reduced salary
Erssea gasss Cor-rl Informing him that the
rnisappreenon ssrn rhirh be REFERS his letter
the 9dh The part " persons interested in he aer
trade Is tie construction placed by the department
reciprocity treaty, rssPses the aaissioa II Hvea
uabsr Krissn auiy their not hsrg the
regulations and instructions 81 the department.
rs.sds - s asssd stasssCaEng attention the art
aTBs providing revenue nr the better prutcsn q
the rrvenus which zaebrd these vssss 70 the districts
which bey belonged and adrecang is prarfsce ever
hat whh has been pursued since lsss possessing geatsr
sernztages hr-
Psasson Ay~nr LaassrsEs Raquastinr him transmit the
dram for So 900 now in the sAFingH Bank Louisville 70
the Treasurer 81 he united States
Esssrs. e. p. end q A Dgsr-inorming them that under
fe resolutions a the Congresses 81 Tse and ifs there d
20 nssancs erers entitled under these resslu
tnns ii. sccrp the concentration ~ I've Tears fa
IN place 81 hapay for life ane that THE resolutions In
ton did comprehend state troors.
ofa sones " ~ Esusrus csssr yo-srA LansResuest
ing inr the department whether The csrrs sgxnst
officers ~ frequent fntesicspn Is true cr ac
yrsasursr ~ Jaaed SscrDirectrd ~ is~ue trsns