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Arripal of the Brig Perry.

NORFOLK, April 6.-The United States brig Per
ry has arrived here leaking, and In bad condition
She encountered several gales out The officer
from New York, who went out In her AFTER Louis
Baker, the murderer OF VIM. Poole also returned.
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nAPITAL CSC, 000. &C NUMERICAL
MEANINGS BAN K.-o6es ct the store Of
cn.riss & Brooke, on 18th street
DseositoSs In this institution viii receiye sx per
aant on al sums remaining On Aeposite ok months
- Iorser and nvs per cent for shorter time.
= WIN. q. PAINE, lrasidsnt,
r. - shocks. xTees c .Ne-s
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NoRroLK. April 6.-The sloop.of-war Ports
mouth, has arrived at Norfolk after run of seven.
teen days from Martinique. She has been on Z
cruise OF four years duration She experienced
terrific gales In the Gulf stream on the Cd instant
All on board well
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HOOKING STOVES AT AUCTION

~ On next TUESDAY, the 10th inst commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at public suction at
DIR store. large assortment of Cooking Stoves lust
received from the manufacturers per schr. Haxall
embracing the following STYLES. to witt inch Island
Cities; inch Challenges; 81 inch do inch do to-
The trade and those in want would do well TO at
tend as our instructions are to close the invoice.
APPS LARUS & SHINE. Aucts
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

MI OST VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE
1Nl ON BROAD STREET AT AUCTIOE-On
THURSDAY, 18th April, at a o'clock p. NJ. upon
and Lot on the Moth aide of BROAD, between 9Th
and 7th streets, occupied by C. Emmenger, Clinton
james and Others.
The Lot fronts "a feet and through to Pink or
Market Alley about $50 feet. and 10 improved by
large four story Brick House Broad street, with
Kitchen, &c, and by Brick Tenement on Pink
Alley.
Its location and arrangement make this one of the
most valuable pieces of property on Broad street,
table investment.
TERMs-One. fourth cash; the balance at 4. g and
IL msnths, for notes. with interest added, and se-
cured by trust deed. The purchaser TO pay the
taxes and insurance for the present year
ans TAYLOR WILLIAMBs Aucfs.
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POSTPONEMENT.-ln consequence of
the Inclemency of the weather, the above sale of
CARRIAGES, &c. &c is postponed to next MON.
DAY morning at 10 O'clock when it will positively
take place. LARUS SHINE
ap6 A,,t;or.or.
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STORE AND DWELL.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL

IL
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. AND LOT IN HENRTCO, ON
CHURCH BILL. AT AUCTION-As Commission
pointed by decree entered on the 18TH March 1855
In the case of Pattengale against Smell and others
we shall on the premises, in the order advertised,
the 18th day of April 1855. commencing at 10 O'Clock
M lI iair; It not the next fair day. the real
tsts Of which samuel Andrew late Of the city Of
OF the city OF Richmond except the acre Lot at the
corner OF M and SOth streets, in Henrco on Church
Let. A Lot fronting isS feet on the South side Of
Rocketts street. adjoining Hardgrove's factory;
ID. Lot fronting 40 feet on the North side of D
or Cary street, in rear of above,
Sd. Lot fronting 1874 feet on the South side of
or Cary street, in rear of above,
4th A Lot fronting 81 feet on the South side of
Water or Gary street, adjoining A. g. Lees ware
house.
All of the above Lots are located between Pear
Ship Locks of the James River and Kanawha Com
pany. According to the terms of said decree, so
much Of the said third narsi Lot the York River
their road. will be reserved from SALE If before the
day of sale the said company shall deposit in the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, to the credit Of the above
suit the SUM recently assessed the value thereof
by the Board of Assessors and returned by them in
their report to Richmond Hastings Court.
Lot at the of Franklin and 18th streets with
the large Brick mansion thereon, fronting ON Frank
lin -. street las fs ct, running back l6s fser;
L9.
in Henrico, on Church Hill;
7th. A vacant Lot on Valley street. near the resi-
dence of - fronting 20 feet on said Valley
street; i
9th. The valuable granite front Tenement on Main
street, the market bridge, in the occupancy
Of Mr. T. L. Angus fronting on the South side Of
Main street 244 feet running back to Greek alley;
9th. Two Lots in rear of the above, fronting on
Creek alley 66 feet.
The above real estate. where practicable, will be
divided into Lots of suitable sze- plat and survey
of the same can be seen at the office of the Auction
GERS in few days.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at 6, IL, 10 and
"a months for gotiable notes. interest added and
title retained till the last note 10 paid. The taxes and
insurance for the present year to be paid by the pur
chaser. POWHATAN ROBERTS,
@. A. MYERS, Com'rs.
w. w. CRUMP,
Sale conducted by GoDDrN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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Inc destruction the ballot hexes 10 universally
coadsmned. The Gazette, X NJ, saysi :
. We care not what the provocatiJn may have
eun, " uestroy the ballots taken nj an election 10
houd be- sp,s,'nn q law and justice md = SUCH
we know that the American party We've these acts
y, violence a. we do with unmitisated abhorrence
'sey have been committed by irresponsible indi-
'ouss who claiming kindred to the party, assume
70 act IN Ito name"
II aiso says that the 10Th ward ballots were do.
aroyed by some persons who threw some innama-
''e liquids over the papers, which, being lighted hy
: match, suddenly burned up. and before they
ceu'a De saved the papers were destroyed
large meeting OF Americans was held In Gin
c.nns', "wednesday night, when resolutions de-
noaneing the late outragss and the destruction of
.ns oa'fotboxes. and disappearing OF all unlawful
proceedings were parsed The city 10 now quiets
SPAIN IN Favor OF SLAVERY IN CriBA-Ad.
vices from Washington, Thursday, state that the
views of the Spanish Minister of State have been
entirely perverted by translating the Spanish word
AGAR into continue, instead Of cease Thus cor
rected, 1t iollows that Spain aas no idea of abol.
ishns slavery In Cuba. The Pari, paper the Presse,
misrepresents lsturiega on this subject
FIRE AND Loss OF LrrR.-A house occupied by
Two elderly ladies. named Mrs. Baker and Miss
namiin' In Burville. Rhode Island, took fire and
burned wednesday morning. Both the inmates
were found dead. There Is suspicion of foul play.
BRITISH MIs,sTRr.- Lord paImerston, It |.
s'a'eo' mas officially declared that there WAS mn
'ounoanon Tor the opinion that the British Parlia.
ieh' would be dissolved, for the report that the
french government had made any representations
upon the subject OF the Roebuck ipouirv
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERs.-The Steamer Geo
Law sailed from New York for California Thurs
day.
The Steamer Union does not leave New York for
Havre until Monday
EARTHQUAKE AT ST. LouIs.-Two slight shocks
of an earthquake were felt at St Louis, Mo-. ON
"Wednesday night.
BANK BILL pAssED.-The Legislature of New
Jersey on Thursday, passed all the bank bills
which had been vetoed bv the Eouarnor
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PEERS CORDIAL BITTERS OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent. re.
freshing, exhilarating and delicious Beverage, pro
oucing instant relief from the effects of iadul-
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole sys.
tenn -hewed strength and vigor. For sale by
BENNETT l. BEERS,
fe 2i-d1yif Sofa cant.
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~ HORSES FOR SALE-1na :

IA of Matched Bay Horses. for light draft or
coach, very stylish and fast ; pair Of hsndsome
Grey Carriage Horses, for family use four and Ave
harness.
Also, a THoROUGH-BRED STALLION, Of the
best blood In virginia one ofthe finest saddle horses
and entirely gentle In harness. These horses may be
seen for few days at the American Stableso and
will be sold for much less than their value
WANTED-an active, intelligent W bite boy or man
who understends the management of horses Apply
at American Stables. an6St
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUC-
I'D TION -On WEDNESDAY,, 18th April we
will sell ct 10 o'clock q our Auction Store
go cases Boots. Shoes and Hats-
TERMs-Undsr 800 cash; Slo0 ana over, months
cred'' TOT app10IpsA DAVENPORT. ALLEN = co,
SO Auctoneers (
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TRIMMTNGS, EMBROIDERIES AND

FANCY GOODS j. L. WE'LL has Just return
ed from the Northern Cities where he has pur-
chased some of the hsndsomest and fashionable
styles OF Trimmings to be had in the cty all of the
latest In pora tons landed from the European steam.
ers whist ne was there, together with fine and
yell selected stock Of Needle Work Goods-such as
Sands Collars. Sleeves Gimpure Collars and Sets,
Ribbons Mohair Hair Dresses Jet Bracelets Breast.
pins and Necklaces, Gard Cases, Portmonnsies Fans
Perfumeries, and a nice stock of Fancy Goods and
Hosiery, to which he calls the attention of purcha-
sers, as every article will be sold cheap by calling at
j. L. WELLS
Fancy and Trimming Store
ap 5-ImH 49, Broad Street.
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MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs.-The Steamer Geo
Law sailed from New York for California Thurs-
day,
The Steamer union does not leave New York for
Havre until Monday
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OI1CE TO THE PUBLIC.-I have
~ this day appointed MORRIS CASEY. as INV
agent Go conduct the retail Grocery business on 18th
or Valley street, in the City of Richmond, in the
Casey. DANTET1KENT
Richmond April 4th. an sex
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nAYENPORT, ALLEN q CO., Auc-s
DSfoNEEn e AND CcMMlssIoN MkncHANTs, will
mako liberal advances on consignment Of snerchan-
die. - ~ o-ot
CCKEWMAN FOR HIRE.-Apply TO
~ sps-N = CAUzhokN.
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DON'T READ THISTLE il

k IN known to allwho ars now mayhereafter
kA~@S be in want OF anything to carry you from
place to place, with the greatest comfort
and at the lowest rate. that the undersigned has du
ring the last year. greatly enlarged and improved his
establishment by adding 70 his former business all
kinds of light Carriages. BUGG1ES, ROCKAWAY6,
Sc &C., which, being connected with his SADDLE,
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes II the
most template house to equip any one in want in
assorted and not to be surpassed in neatness and du
rability He would respectfully return thanks TO
his numerous patrons ard soliciting their continued
patronage, pledges hiulself to give satisfsction in
price and quality His store fronts on 18th and Gary
streets. opposite the Columbian Hotel.
ap 4-Sm @. Z. MILES.
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k'OR HALE-TO remain in or near this
= pisnA--a very likely young WOMAN, who i .
good general house servant and good sssmstrsss.
Apply af Cary street jail. g 6--3t
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AUCTION sArns.
1UTUREii;' 'I D1Y5'
BY GODDIN q 1PPFRaoN

$500 49,. ~ - En0ON..
ARGE NUMBER OF LoTs IN
MONDAY, the 9th day OF Anil "a = w
Of O'clock viii Be sold on H. p,ss,,.s t1s nSur
order advertised, the iollowns ysln.his ens sss
Three Lots on Eimwood snS CSS s1s!y,;.y H..
light Lots on the north side Of the Pisns "a l..
sv ns CLARK and 5hsrt streets. Ao'' DO
between Plumb and Lsmbsrdv sts sou ssfeets
Road Lots In Brttain's plan, near to the PI.nl
Twslye Lotsin Ritche,s plan. near to Pl.nt "a
Plsrr Lots in Crump's plan. between ~
ALsomrp;.0rd the residences Of D. W. Carter, ESQ.
Richmond coI1s Lots on Broad street, opposite %
residsnae ~ Lots on Chatham street. Ia rear Of the
The sboo 2. John u. Botts. ESQ " y 'Hs
somey Iocatss Estate for the most part 10 hand.
means to secure NOM PIE 20 pelsons
TEaMs-Ons.th ,r =. comparatively small outlay.
ior negotiable notes, inters.t at and months,
sent az, a' 81 note paid The ts.s. asa tas re-
We PalS ~ the purchaser 80 'no Pie
Suitable refreshments viii b 5. Ascts.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON pvnn
-, - AND FIFTH STREETS. AMI m, IND
TUESDAY, the 10Th April, 1855. eommInON.-on
O'Clock, will be sold on the premises. in In a.
advertised the following valuable houses sea o i
house and lot on the north side of Rv,a =.
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, opposite to R.r re-
foundry. w "arts
Alss, 5 tenements and vacant lot on OREGON Hui
on High street. near the Canal,
=, Also small tenements on Oregon Hill. adjoining
The above real estate ID now occupied BY good
ct fair rents, and 10 conveniently located for
small families
TEsMs.one-third cash; balance at four and eight
months, for negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained till last note Is paid The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
apo GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
- ON CLAY AND MADISON STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of April: 1856. ON the premises
Dwelling at the corner of Clay and Madison streets
(near to Clay street Chapel) In the occupapc CIV
OF MI A. Marsh. The lot fronts 40 feet, extends
back $50 feet to an alley. 80 !
The house has rooms, besides brick kitcheu-the
whole premises nearly new, and in excellent condi-
ton -
TERMs-One. fourth cash; bslsnce at 4. 8 and I2
months for negotiable notes. interest added secared
present year to be paid by the purchaser
apS GODDIN APPERsON, Auctrs.
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
ING ON CANAL, OPPOSITE TO TREDE-
GAR IRON WORKS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY afternoon, the 10th of
april 1885, on the premises, commencing at d o.
clock, that excellent Grocery Stand and Dwelling
on the margin of the Canal opposite the TredsgsT
IRON Works, late in the occupancy of Mr.. VIM b.
Brown, at rent of $500 per annum The lot has a
front on the Canal of 40 feet.
TERMS: One.ffth cash, balance at A. 8. I2 and 16
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed. The taxes for the present wear TO
be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN l. APPERsoN,
= -
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TOBACCO AGENCY,

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
a and 49 California Street, San Francisco,
ELL Tobacco on Commission direct
- rom and for account of the Virginia Manufsc
nil IN . ssh EDMOND, DAVENPORT L Co., Richmond
for our house ma" '-@n'ac. any business
rv.. ALLEN q fAxsoS, New York. will do IKE.
--~---------- no I8-d&wIy
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NEW SPRlNG GOODS.-J. MTLLHT-
opening an entire new supply of Snrina Gooa. sno
pIising al tne newes. and most fashionable styie,
imported. and at such remarkably low prices az viii
chased them principally for cash, and at tba par
auction sales in the Northern markets Sarge
Especial attention is called to our stock of N..s,
work Emhroideries, being doubt the Isr,sst ans
most yar led in the CITY, e"u
Also-1000 doz. Linen Cambria Hdkfs from III.
low est Quality to the finest imported sAe
call from the purchasing community and from
the ladies particularly, il respectfully solicited
j. MILLHISER BRO
NH I9 1888 Broad 1T
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EARTHQUAKE AT ST. LouIs.-Two slight shocks
OF an earthquake were felt at St Louis, Mo-, on
"Wednesday night
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III ANUSOME Gu / A @ T. X :
IL DENCE ON CANDLES HILL, AND VA
CANT LOTS ON BYRD AND SECOND STS
FOR SALE The subscribers are auth orizsd to sell
handsome cottage residence en- CANDLES Hill, &C.
cupied by Mr.. James Tanner.
Also. that valuable half lot at the corner of
Byrd and 2nd Streets fronting 100 feet on the north
side Of Byrd street. For terms. apply to
ap DIT GODDIN APPERSON
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yAs<15E:N AZ EDB-lhe subscribers
NJ have int received sn sedlsie.. sssy - g
ia s.ssa ss p6vAL s MORTON, Drug.
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Nv FOR SALE-An excellent Har-
"a ness HORSE, warranted sound and gentle.
sold for no fault but for want of use -
ALeO-A secondhand B BUGGY and HARNESS.
in good order, and Pole with set of double Har-
ness but little used Apply at ths AMERICAN
STABLES, where the Horse and Buggy can be seen.
an 6-ta
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BANK BILL PAssED.-The Legislature of New
Jersey on Thursday, passed all the bank bills
which had been vetoed by the Governor
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O-PARTNERSHIP.- subscribers
~ have this day entered into Co-partnership for
the purpose of conducting MERCHANDISE and
PRODUCE BROKERAGE BUSINESS, under the
firm and style of ROYALL SkOD0kAS6.
u Office on Pearl street, below Gary.
JOHN M. ROYAL.
ap 3-dfmif CHARLES Il. SNODGRASS,
FOR SALE-The good will, Furniture,
and Fixtures of GRONINGS HOTEL. For
furthsr information, apply to
HENRY Won GROWING,
sp 5-Js Corner Marshall and 9Th sts.
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2 GATHRTGHT'S NEW FURNL

Ae TURE STORE, 18th street, between Main
and Gary, has now hand, aud is still receiving
large assortment of new style Furniture such as So
fss, Divans, Tete-tetes. Cabinets, Marble Top Ia.
bias. sideboards Rocking Chairs of different pat
terms, Chairs of all kinds, Looking Glasses Clo.ks
Beds. Mattresses, Bedding. &c, &c, which he will
sell at the lowest prices for cash an6-ta
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIrR.-A house occupied by
TWO elderly ladies. named Mrs. Baker and Miss
aamiin' In Burville. Rhode Island, took fire and
burned wednesday morning. Both the Inmates
were found dead. There Is snsnicion of foul nlar-
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

ArraUal Of tie Steamer FuAon-Erecution
OF Estrampes.
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arrest of Graham, the Marderer-p Political
Discussion Virginia and Tennessee Poii-
--ood .f.r
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SHAKSPEARE HOTEL. o,

GEORGE w. BRADLEY will continue
The GROCERY BUSINESS ct his old stand, corner
sIst and Main streets and solicts the patronage 81
his old friends. ". w. BHADLEY.
an 81
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

- 4
4 communication from the Senate wns read.
informing the House Of the adnntinu of n re.olu
lion for the election Of a Briratlirr General to
.unrlv the vacancy in the 9Th Dripodp of AIiEtia.
anil o the concarrrpce of the Senatc in the i,int
lnt;,u ro,,tiyo ia ,bo abduction of slave.
with verbal amendments. The first mentioned
resolution was. on motion of Mr.. Sinclair laid
o,,.s,, ,ho ,,hIn I,.nnan lmo,ts +, Tho rns,,l,.
,,,n war;. .rrnad :, yh.renrnu-tbn Snn.tar an
=,.inte3 ,l,, .f.,naYy;nr can,nitt ~ ,t ,La mart
ID. th. IT. ia ,ee,rI ,,..,. Win tis .ec,,5,a -os
ton.
Nnssr. Naua,y & ,rn,3t Seaear. Fluv3 FL
,,,,,d, t.Ln,,., ,rn,,rn Sodio, p...l,r,,+
Dickinson If .iehrrana eii,. FA,ib,rur Hoe.
and Christian
Subsequently,. Mr.. Tp5adrn called the etten.
+; nof tie Spakrr and the Unu-e to the fact
,i,t ,h, ,.x,ro,n.. ,v,,r,, III tl Gtto ,ys
NOT reoresputed in that conn,ttee. Ha tba,cf ,ra
m we'd that the nnlK Sor of the committee ka in
creased Ia nineteen
Messrs. Wrlluan and 4 ,rcn,nn. two Of the
DELEGATES from tla seetion rof.rrcd f. Sustained
the m tinn and Kuuonnepd their readiness Ia t.,r,
"A, Gar As q cy who will 20 the farthest" in thr
adoption and execution ofmeasure. tu roncl and
punish The argrpssions of the aholitonists non
Tia lave Interests iuale south even ,e1,-..yar
Il. the knI," Il the rxineneies ,hu,,ll arnana
tina, extr,quc .re.nrt
r,r..rro> "a, ,.l,rrn sr,re3.stl.rao
The llm.r n,occrdri to the ,.xernijn, e t,o
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la any ..ue acquainted Hill' Mr Ci"nl'"'.' @''-'
=. us raprr~i.isf- hi country In HE oh' ="
.st,irs. ar With Mr. il"Ws. the late Secretary ~
STATE tia h, lii,..r.l Interest," III Nova Sr"'id'.'
allegation that the first .aid'-li nous ~ :,
I,,,rnaol fail. The whole United States tremhir'
ar the latter that fl00 might purchase the
laws ii tie land" would sufficiently stamp The
whole .tntea,,-,ft in IL true e"'.r-
may however. he allowed TO quote from MI
Cra,npton's ies,r 10 me, Of April 2d in reply I"
nv s,atemeut respecting The course OF certain
person, here and IL their evident efforts To I'M
i,Iica.e me in u.atters with which would have no
concern or ncknow ledge, a. fnIlow.;-
The ground yaa have taken Ia stud'ons'y
respecting the neutrality la"- "f the nited sia-
to- j. perfectly correct, and III conformity WIN
the desire Of Her Majesty's Government AS ex-
nrl..ea.l u You by lnvsrlt.
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The MAtLs.-Nr have lately received cone
plants from all parts # the Union respecting ir-
reguarities of the mails. We would again cali
the attention. os Fosttaas'or General Campbell To
this glaring neglect. ms it is growing If more
frequent occurrence daily.-N. \. Ecsnomis'
The above is oaly a specimen Of the com
plants of the newspapers all over tho country
The mails surely were never in 80 shockncly
deranged condition before. We receive com
plants every day from almost every quarter of
the non reception NJ the Nrginiap, when it is
dispatched from this office as runctNaliy and reg
ularly as the rising and sitting Of the sun
What is Post Master General Campbell doing }
If he cannot manage the Pct nee department,
then way don't he resign,an1 let so,ac one he an
pointed who cant
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THE UNITED STATES Treasury ESTIMATES.
The following is given as Il summary statement
OF the estimates'f"r the appropriations required
by the Secretary Of the Treasury: For def
ciencles of the current fiscal year, SI.s67.757,
of0which Vi ,l9oi6i is to supply deficiency in
Post-ofiice revenue. Estimates of permanent
anf,;ndefnte appropriations which may be re-
CURED far the last three quarters of the current
fiscal year. arder former nets of Congress, So
965,22o. Estimates for abe neg, fiscal years in
GLIDING appropriations by former acts Of Con-
press. of permanent and indefinite character,
$o2,|54,b15. Excluding permanent and indef-
nite' 1t Is S45,ll4,765i to which add unexpe i'd
ed existing appropriations not required for the
present fiscal year, Sl6G95,547. Total est.
mate for next fiscal year $50, $50 492.