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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-28
CABINET WARE HOUSE.
IL Al u 1, u Ia n GIIINCI 1, n EDOg

CABINET WARE HOUSE.
LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!
ss<s~@eT@=5%an have hand large supply ofevery
variety Of Cabin ct Ware OF the best work
E%efESEfS5Ss& manshp and material. Main. between
~s% Third and Fourth streets. just above the
n Court House.
have just received Poplar Pine Shingles and
aIarge Of Pine Lumber suitable Floor
ing which would call the attention of builders and
citizens generally before purchasing elsewhere viii sell
the lowest market prices.
CABINET WARE MATERTAL-always on hand in every
variety with COFFINS OF all kinds and sizes.
the efce Of the establishment just above the
Court House Main street. ROBERT FERGUS.
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DeGARMO,

LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BETw. THIRD AND FoURTH STREETS.
-, HORSES. Buggiss. Carriages. &=3Ef5ssA
&e&$AA and Omnib always for hire
the above Stable. Carriages tor excnrsions par
ties and funerals always hand prepared to board
horses and keep them the best order.
Ny hack will hereafter be running constant
day viii steamboats, hotels for the
those wishing IT, IL will aso be
ready citizens boats during the night by leaving
orders ct the stable. my9 Z. H. DEGARMO
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M ooD be bought the any place in the ell
W fromWm. Green s woodward near Egxestone Foun
dry Orders be left st l. D. Hsimann Mai
trect mll26 en- -. WM. GREEN.
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IiST received che Undersigned. superior Plan
90 Fortes the celebrated manu'actsry OF Peters
Grgx Co.. which for and Durability Of
perseton OF duisn. unsurpassed by any of Eater
make THESE splendid instruments sale
nrees and all Wishing hasu
arl0 r CONJUNCTION A. co
Maj nd Rfr.Rm
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CLEAR THE TRACK!
THE SMALL. MAN AHEADlt

q ENRICH receipt the lot Il Sprng an d
Se Dry Goods. viii respectfully vitestha
of his and the rtde in general he
dsrsrmnd that effort shall render entire
ifac ion in all bth regard to the price and quality
ofths CilI examine and udse for yourselves
Store Win st-ert threr doors mellow SEQ mhl7
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3sa4 ~ aAtf 4N a AckNTg,
&. w. Sloan. r2f' Broad 81. New York.
Scers & Co., Toledo.
.gs IS. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati. ~
Tkfsis ofthe Oldest bestes ana n or
liable lines in the country: and ast
Agents for this section. we are authorised to II
through receipts for ffehts to and from the Eaet,
very low rates, guaranteeing against any over chafs
on the route.
aug9 hss LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents
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THE IRA a. It'll. FHEs COME - IS
CSf Grand Tuck. com Plete as
~ g-ntlemen.s clothing furnishing good
trunks lad les bonnet boxes. Therefore,
For olothing cheap and hne. -. . -
myl7 .. /.
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PERSONAL.

....Dr. Wosdson Wren, of Matches, Missis.
sippi, died on Monday, the 9th inst He was
Grand Secretary Of the Grand Lodge of Ma.
sons of Mississippi, in 1929, and was next to
the last survivor Of the convention of Masons,
who adopted the constitution of the Grand
Lodge Of that State.
Mayor Wood. ofNew York, has received
a letter from Mr.. Fay, our minister to Switz
erland, enclosing a circular issued by the
Federsl Council Of Switzerland, cOndemning
the sending of paupors from that country, and
prohibiting the practice for the future.
THE Governor of Massachusetts, has
signed the Liquor bill.
....Com. Stockton arrived at Portsmouth.
Va, on Thursday, bound South.
ia lady died suddenly at 44s Fortietb
street, New York, it is said in consequence OF
a surgical operation. Her husband went to
California months ago, and tho wife has since
cultivated very extensive circle of fashiena.
BILE acquaintances.
....AmOng the recent arrivals at Now York,
are those of w. Bodisco, of the Russian Lega
ton, ex President Fillmore, Judge Hall, for.
merly Postmaster General, and Sir Charles E
Gray, formerly Governor of Jamaica.
1.-The Now York Post understands that
Colonel Kinney, with the companions of his
Nicaragua expedition, will sail from New
York Tor Ban Juan on the 7th Of May, in tho
steamship United States, commanded by Capt.
Graham.
Mrs Hamlin, wife of U. s. Senator
Hannibal Hsmlin, died in Bangor, Maine, on
the 18th inst, after lingering illness.
Tho Rev. DR.. Parsons lectured al
Msysville, Ky last Wednesday evening, on
the "GlOry and Shame of America" he
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buildings have concluded TO use wroueht.iron
extensively for beams, as being, all things con.
sidered, much more desirable than beams Of
wood The following letter on the subject will
interest all who watch our oountry's progress
in the arts with solicitsde:
OFFICE OF MoNrouR IRON COMPANY
Philadelphia, April 10, 1855
Dsar Sir The hon. Senator Hunter has
sent to me, recently, your letter upon tho sub
ject of wrought iron beams DC L am happy
to find that the attention of the Government
has been called to the subject. have no
doubt that your experiments will show the
great superiority of American iron We havo
in this State the resources and capital also, to
furnish the highest dema nds for the article, if
there was any stability in our legislation, and
If the quality of the iron was appreciated and
paid for accordingly. Ret, Of late years. all
that Is sought IL cheap article. There I.
scarcely railroad company Ia tie country
that will be Influenced IN the least by the
quality Of the iron. The great object to be
gained is 70 lay down a track, regardless of
BOW many lives may be lost hereafter by de-
tectlve bars We have shown, from the test
on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for
years, and which transports the heaviest tom
mage OF any road in the world. that our iron is
worth Sl4 50 per ton moro than the English,
ana yet the companies refuse to pay US any
more for it. Pennsylvania will be much graf
ihed by any effort that you may make to On.
Tighten the public mind upon this subject, and
Dy the Introduction of iron into our public
buildings am sure that the iron trade will
facilitate and aid you in those efforts
With much respect, DO,
Hon JAS. GUTHRIE, Secretary of Treasury
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NEW MUsIc.-John F. Ellis, the popula,
music dealer 800 Pennsylvanis avenue, has
sent us the following pieces Of new music
I" In the forest wild, " song by E. H Osborne
with beautiful lithOgraph title page; The
brooklet " '5ng by Carlo Cola; &c know q
sly nook song by ]. T. Gosden; my dreams
are still OF thee" words by ]. Henri Nones
music by q. s. Colman; Tho West-end
qulckstep," BY c. F Psrcival.
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spoke two hours, and the audience were hard.
iy willing to have him close, even after So
long speech; He was very eloquent and en-.
pertaining. We reoollect that the "Rev. DR.. {"
once "trod the boards" and performed at the
Manonai Theatre, In this city, az a "star."
His Roaring Ralph" especially, was ane
piece ofdramatio acting
IA young lady of Bridgstop, N. j., while
in the act of snessing, came near disIocatins
her neck; she was insensible for some hours,
and nothing but surgical skill prevented her
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GRAED EXHIBITOR AND NAY RAIL-,
AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

DROF. II. w. MURDER takes pleasur.
1 IN announcing to the publ that his Grand
Exhibition and May Ball will take place at the Ma
tional Theatre on THURSDAY EVENING, Nav
Sd, 1865. The most extensive preparation il being
mada, which will render this the most magnifi cent
entertainment, that has ever been wi messed in this
CITY, The Parqueite will be flOored over from the
entrance to the foot of the stage, throwing the en-
tire Theatre into one immense Ball Room, which
will be decorated in the most gorgeous manner A
Throne for the Queen of May and her Maids of
Honor will be erected on the back of the stage orn
amented with flowers and banners, surrounded by
scenes of Fairy land.
The Exhibition in preparation for this occasion
cannot be exceed. either in point of beauty or the
manner in which the dances are executed.
Inc following Is programme of Dances:
l. College HOrnpipe, by 4 masters,
2 Ell BOerO, by misses
3. La Cachucha, by misses,
a. Pas Syrian, by miss and master,
La SmOlenski by misses,
La File du Sava,eur, by misses,
Z. Cracovienne, by 2 misses,
B. Scotch Dance, by 4 misses,
g. Styr an Waltz, by ladies' and a gentleman
To- Fischer's HOrnpipe, by a master,
III. Ell JeleO de Jeres, by miss,
- Grand Shawl Dances, by "a misses; i'm which
is the crowning scene, the grand march, aud
ascension upon the throne, and grand final
H. The Flower Dance, by 81 misses, from the
age of years up to Is, as introduced by the
wonderful ViennOise Children in this CITY in
ls4S. Ii Is comprised of Is arches and is
circles Of Roses of every variety and color.
This dance presents one of the most imposing
spectacles ever witnessed on or off of he
stage.
The boxes will be reserved for ladies during the
exhibition, sitter which the floor will be cleared for
the whole company
Notwithstanding the enormous expense attend
ing tn exhibition, the price of tickets will be as
usual, only 81 admitting gentleman and ladies.
Private boxes may be obtained by calling ON Prof.
NJ, at his Saloon, corner Pa. avenue and lltb ST.
rom 10 O'Clock M p2l-dtd
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The WHEAT FIELDs.-The most favorable
reports have reached the Albany Atlas from ail
the wheat growing states of the west and Can.
ada. In that vicinity the young wheat looks
we'll, but the farmers are already borrowing
trouble By the Heexil.
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THE GRAND SOIREE

4 CARUSI'S SALOON has been postponed
"A iii THURSDAY, April 18th, when the draw
ing and distribution Of the splendid Laces valued q,
81 500, (now on exhibition at Madame Delarue's
Pennsyiva Ia avenuc,) will positively take place.
The cause of the pOStpOncment is occasiened by
the wish OF the manager to engage artists, who will
contribute To make this SOIree worthy OF the patton
age of the fashionable public, of which it expected
to be composed. apolIIt.
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I @ E

sIy n. kIDWELL guarantees full supply OF
L ice 10 his customers in Washington or George
town, for the whole year, at fair prices.
Orders can be left at the following places or sent
through the Post Office.
H. II. Mcpherson, Druggist, Capitol Hill
kidwell b Laurence, corner of Pa. avenue and
l4th streets
Mr.. Mcpherson, Grocer, 7th STREET
G. F. Kidwell, Smith Is Lumber Office, Ct st.
Joseph Moore, Druggist, Pa avenue, First Ward
Ice can be han at my ONCE, No First street
Georgetown, at all times. Families will be supnlied
for the whole year at fair prices. 2lIim
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Y Tho steamer Star of the South arrived
At New York, yesterday, from Aspinwali,
bringing dates from that place and Panama to
the 9th. Tho sloop-ofwar John Adams Ar.
rived at Panama on tho I'd. The papers pub.
lish tho fact of the New Granadian Consres,
creating separate Provinces, under the nam.
of the State of Panama.
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NTEs, STOVES NEW BOOK II

Mrs, STOVES NEW BOOK The
wi MayhOwer and Miscellaneous Writings, nv
Harriet Beecher Stowe, 70 mo; sI25
Philosophy of Sectarianism, or a view of the Chris
tan Sects I'm the United States, by the Rev
A.-Siaikie
Illuminated Picture Reward Cards, Daily Bible
Texts, and Sacred Melodies for the young
Trac 8, by the Rev. w. X Tweedie, d D.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE.
ap2l 40s Seventh street.
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@NOTiCE.-ALLPE PERSONS INTEREST
~ ed in the Annual Assessment of taxable
property in the city of Washington for the wear
1855 are hereby informed that the Board of ApBeas
will be In session in the Assessors Room, in the
City Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the l I'll, from 9 m
to p. m, and will continue in session from day TO
day (suhdays exceptedl during he same hours for
the purpose Of hearing and deciding up On ali
until the 18th instant, inclusive.
+. F. HARNESS.,
Secretary Of the Board of Appeal.
apY 10 df2fth
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~ The capital invested in distilleries in
California, is reported at 1915, 900, There are
six in San Francisco, two in Marysvills. and
ono at San jose.
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FRENCH BOOT MAKER,

JACOB WOLFSTEINER, No. As7 Eighth st
u near Pa. avenue, is now prepared to make the
most fashionable French BOOTS. His long expe
rence and practice in this branch of the business in
Pans and New Yorl Justify him in say ing that his
Boots cannot be excelled in this country.
Has on hand a lot already made up, to which the
particular attention of gentlemen are invited.
ap 2l-lW<
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SPIRIT OF THK MORNING PRESS

The Union thinks that Know nottingham
aims to elevate the negro to all the privileges
Of American citisenship, while seeking to de-
prive the foreigner Of them, and uses the con.
duct OF the Massachusetts smelling commit.
tee" to show that Its Know nottingham o. plan
OF operations is to install debauehed, brutal,
and vulgar blsckgaards a. the future guard.
tans Of American religious liberty, individual
rights, and female morality.
The Ints!iisencsr contends that SPANS act
Of subjectng cur commerce to her police
guardianship Is not one to justify this Govern.
ment in Furnishing her police ship when csugh,
in the act Of invading our rights
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STILL THEY COMEi-

STILL THEY COMET,
GhE-dT DESTRUCTION IN DRY GOODS.
lNLY think, yard wide Lawns only cents
YARD WIDE Lawns only cents
fare wide bleached Cotton only oK cents
do Furniture Chintz, only cents
beautiful Berege Delaines, only S ceats
do Coiored BriIliants, only - cents
DO DO DO Chintz, only 20 cents
t niesened sheetne yards wide, only 35c.
irish Linens, only 81 &c.
Ladies' cotton Hose only &C.
Do black Silk Mits, only 25c.
Plain Bereges, only 9Oc
Figured Bereges, Toe.
Dress Silks al awful low prices
Whlte Grape Shawu as awful low psices
Also, large lot q Domestic Goods, which must
oe SSl4 70 e1oss business about the LIST July.
Come early, and gct the sreatess bargains ever Of
Tered in this market AT the
WASHINGTON STORE,
Qate magruder b Csiverb,)
sp le-lw
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Last year, the British revenue derived
from newspaper stamps, o. one penny duty
was f464,0 Is Id. The number issued VA.
Ill, 362,l70
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NEW GOODS-SPRING STYLES A.

"E have just returned from New York with
w large and varied assortment of new STYLES
Fancy and Staple GOODS, which we shall coptinne
from day to day TO exhibit and dispose of at prices to
suit the times.
We have now in store the LARGEST assoy,ma,, :,
this city OF Baskets, Canes, PerfumeIy, Brushes.
Combs, Shaving Utensils, fancy and staple station,
cry, Fans, Scissors, Knives, Bird Cages, Pianos,
SuIars, hccordeons, Flutes, Tamborines Italian
and Stools, &C., Sc
~. NO trouble 10 exhibit our Goods, il matters but
llte whether you buy or not, only give us friendly
'a"' JOHN +. ELLIS,
ap3l-u
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MILLINERY.

MRS. HANEY will open on Sat
urday, the 2Ist instant, her SPRING
MILLINERY, consisting Of Bonnets
Va Caps, Hats. &c. The ladies arc re Va
spectfulIy requested 20 call and examine.
Pa. avenue, between l7th and 18th ste.
an Q0-3ts
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DAN AWAY.-olO REwARD-yOHN,-
~ my negro man, aged about 50 years ran away
from my farm i'm Alexandra county, Va, on Mon
day, 10Th instant. He stOops in his walk bad on
cray rock coat and gray pants. he has a wife al
Mr.. A. Gadman's, on 9th street, near the boundary
IN washington. l think he is lurking about there.
He also has sister at Mr.. Marburyis, i'm George
town. JOHN M. YOUNG,
Coach Maker,
Corner Of 4 4 street and Pa. avenue.
an lS-tf
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TO THE LADIES.

HAVE Just received, per Express another To-, of
/ Ma;llard's celebrated New York Steam Candies,
consisting OF Chocolate, Cream, Caromel Dablatius,
Cream, Burnt Almonds, Lemon. Vanilla, Banana,
HorehOund and Liquorce favored GUM DROPS.
Also, his Iceland Moss Paste, and Marcus GIaces.
For sale at Il. M. p KINGS
265 Vermont avenue, corner street.
auol 81
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EFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Az
~ street-Rev. B. Sunderland, the Pastor.
may be expected to preach at ii a. m, and 4 of i
IN
Subject Of the morning discourse: "The Divine
RePulse Of the Slime r,;-Matt. 7, %; and that of
the evening, "Free Will, from Rom. o, 10
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DEOPLE,s TBEATRE,
Benefit sf MILE ZOE,

Benefit q MILE ZOE,
Las, night but one Of MONS. WIETHOFF,
THIS EVENING will be presented the petit drama
THE MAID OF THE Inn
After which, the bale; Of
ZANETTA
" meta Mile Toe Hsnrico, Mons. weibo5
In which Will be introduced La sibiliense, by Mile
Zoe and Mons. Weithof.
Alter which Ia Maurrsque Scaf Dance,
By Mile Zoe and Mons. Wiethof.
To be followed by the farce OF
IRISH LION
The whole to conclude with
HIGHLAND FLING
an 20-lts
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UNlTARIANC HURCH.-A discourse on
~ "SkepticIsm and Skeptcs,, may be ex-
pected in this Church ts-morrow, April %.
an 2l-lt
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A GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND CARRIAGE
"a for sale.-Not having al present use for ~
them, will sell, low, a good safe Family ISS
Horse, and a light Carnage, which can be seen al
Haze's Livery Stable, Formerly Bohrer's,) Bes1
street, Georgetown. an lS-Iw
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pROKE HIS CHAIN or stolen from the
- premises of the advertiser, yellow bull TER
RIER, with a scar on his side, known as the clog
Taylor" Any person returning him to No 24O
Pa. avenue, will receive a reward of SIS.
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nor SALE EIGHTEEN OR TWENTY FINE
work HORSES just arrived from Ohio. They
can be seen at w. e. HAZEL'S Livery Stable on
Beall, between Congress and High SIS, Georget'n
an OBJ
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WOOD & CHRISTY'S

ORIGINAL NEW YORK
MINSTRHL.S,
VIZ IiO for eight years were fixed stars On Gotham,
wv and who, since the destruction by Gre of their
Hall in Broadway, In Decen Der last, have been
p,ayi6g with imnense success in PHILADELPHIA are
concluding brilliant engagement in Baltimore, and
will make their FIRST app arauce IN Washington on
MONDAY next, for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
BIRCH that funniest Of Africans, MURPHY,
HUNTINGDON, COLLINS, and the rest Of them.
viii DC here.
Citizens OF Washington have now the opportunity
of hearing the bet band eper oysanissd.
lQ-3<
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dor SALE-FOUR HORSES AND CARTS
Il and one Wagon The horses are valuable work
horses and will be sold cheap. Ifthey are not sold
by April 27th, they will be sold at auction. ApuIy
on 23d street, between L and M streets, near the
Circle. PHILIP GORNI.V
an 9I-3,k
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STEAMBOAT EXCURSION.
LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS

LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS.
Celebration of the Landing of tie Pilgrim
Fathers of Maryland at St. Mary's City,
st. Mary's county, m'lder tie auspices of
ihe Philodsmie Society of Georgetown.
THE Committee of Arrangements of the Young
J. Catholics Friend Society, of this sTS
city, have the honor OF announcing 10.
the citizens of Washington and its vicinity, thai
they have chartered the well known and popular
steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, for the above
mentioned Excursion.
The price Of Tickets for the entire trip is IS each
They can be procured at the following Drug Stores:
Kidwell & Lawrence, corner of 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue Callan's, corner Of 9TH and
streets Martin F. Kings, Pennsylvania avenue ;
B. Clarke's, corner of llth street and Maryland
avenue; Jno r. Elliss Variety Store, PENNSYLVANIA
avenue; Wm A. Kennedy's Bookstore, 9TH street ;
and from Francis McNerhany, Naval Storekeeper,
Navy Yard.
As the number OF tickets is limited, persons de-
sirous Of enjoying this interesting Excursion are par.
dcuaTly requested to make early application as
above or to any member Of the Committee of Ar
rangemens, the sales will be closed on SATURDAY.
evening, the 18th May next.
Arrangements have been made with the proprie
tor of Piney Point Pavilion whereby comfortable
accommodations for the night will be secured during
the Excursion.
The George Washington will leave the Steamboat
Wharf, at the fOst Of llth street, on MONDAY eve
ming, the 18th May next, al O'Clock and will re-
turn about p. m. on he following Wednesday.
John CARROLL BRENT,
WIN. A KENNEDY,
GEORGE HARVEY,
JOHN T. CASSELL,
FRANCIS McNRRHANY.
Committee of Arrangements.
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An Indian Agent Appointed Royal Bald
win has been appointed agent for the Kicka-
poo Indians, vice Robert Campbell, declined
a Waterman Appointed.-Bsrron Frere
is appointed Waterman in the Pension Bureau,
under the provisions of the late Bounty Land
act.
Appointment.-Mr. VIM. Bennett, of Waldo
boro', Me-, has been appointed superintendent
Of the new custom house in that tewn, the
construction of which has been commenced.
A Deputy Collector Rssigned.-Mr. M. H..
Jones, deputy collector Of customs at Arkansas.
Texas, has resigned a
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For paying Treasury debts ...... $27 .344 90
For the Customs. ................ 1885 43
Fer tho War Department. ........ 10000 06
For repaying in the War Depart
ment.. ................... 1,1s7 %
For tho Navy Department. 1852 90
For repaying in the Navy Depart
ment. ..................... 500 81
For tho Interior Department.. 1885 GA
For repaying for the Interior De-
., partment. ................... $50 ss
For covering into the Treasury
from Lands: .................. sos! 40
For covering into tho Treasury
from miscellaneous sources.... 1866 90
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CHEAP GROCERIES.
Hams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef, &C.

lust received choice LOT of HAMS, SHOUL-
u DERS, and prime SMOKED BEEF, best IN
market, and constantly on hand Layer Rails ne
Malaga Raisins, in whole, halt, and quarter boxes;
of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Teas, &c, Crockery, OF
all description, Patent Soaps, Soap Powder, Small
Hominy, Heckers' Farna, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars
and Coffee, very cheap, with full assortment of
i'm a Family Grocery.
Call and judge fo1 yourselfat
F. MILLER,S,
ap Io-W 3O1 + street, corner of 18th