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o. enaav BtefhSass a1~ Tab - -
be- y
Vs. gaa ~ sssssa fstS iaiy fenSfeed hs ~
AT talts 0f ~ n&epa
800 x.fs. - g~@sfta tea ~ n
w-sf. be- ~stn y FNa
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8s surf tHr ~ ~ Y ~" ~ assfut
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wrsfy ~ vt
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sg.e 80 fse tscnre $50 -
81 @~ftns.Ee rnH Greg 49, N
-. a., ~vx 4, xxa~~s tass4nev improvements
ears4 ~ 81 g~~ffng her~f. -.
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a. "a 81 FAirf ,ss-rs -. -
Ifts~ e. srs eonpt<s 80 '" - -
= ~ 80" Tvs ~ $50 MICH csLE.sN. Tfasres,
Iss q sxSEifhs
- - saenonssr
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FAs cEaafsaa GorerHussaf aad As Rsrsproetig rsaty
Intelligence reached this ey BY telegraph that the Ca
nAdAn government hare removed The duty upon packages
containing prodact tbs Upited States Imported thence
into the province.
Cls-ai chaags.. Reeve promoted second
class cierkahip the Registers office, vice Edwin Dihre
removed. Salary, 81, 400 per
William Porter Psnnsy lyana, appointed first class
e!srship iu the Registers Office Salary, 81, 30 per
Charles r. wsnnag Of the District Of Columbia appointed
rsteASs cierkship 10 the Office. Salary, 81 zoo
per amman.
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General LaHa Office. application for additional Ssrvy
Wisconsa.The register at the Milwaukee land Office
writes that he IL informed from various reliable that
there are four i've thousand Of land unurveyed
lying about the end of Lake Kos Kanong Jefferson county
Wisconsin, which Is worth five dollars per Il is
described mostly good meadow land (uos swamp and il
thought that government should survey immediately
There valuable island the lake said 70 contain about
Eve or six hundred also ansurves and meution
lnads the plat books at that Office Parties are
anxious to purchase.
Agrteaura Diston u tks Pafeat 0ges Gigantic Rye.
Mr. w b. West OF stockton Can Joaquin county, Cafor-
MIA the following statement Of the yield Of eight
grains OF gigantic rye:
The year before from eight grains gigantic rye,
pounds Of seed, from which, the past OBJ
tanned hundred and ortysis pounds Of grain Many Of
foot in length and the straw about i've feet
In height remarkably and much rehed by animals-
The grain was than double the original size, anty in
its character ghtcolored and resembling flint wheat,
cept In length, being shaped like common rye"
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Completion OF Panama Railroad

UasaWd nssli s,wsn0ssiyw iegvs New YNfs
~xG sxpauHsaH tie IN SNh ~ each DaosSn,
%l1V r0asecsssg nsH Ktssnegs row Pasams r. rau
ysaprssge
rbexe nspcGe9 sss ny ae Sssy
peyarEmsss, .sss49Ss g~ea cad ssfefv
ee~Esx,ed ftp 0cvan
nr%ar csa.Aed The Sf raesse
enec ~ FfshS8sfo, sna
sr ernrGrd " nc csst@ns's geH@e
~ sR 81 IRE Trip
w. "a 10 New Y@s, fssHmsy ard
% acc deats 10 ihst
lie reg.r so gsffCsks.
Pass~s@ess tney arrive 81 Asps
uzR
Coaaacte 70 ssesn~r, and take easss u
,seuaer awS ens8sSew sssseaf fxofecRort.
Soy yhrogsn ae~Y ~ the III
w~ssst re@g se~ Yosk. T. W. HAMMOND
NAV -dtf
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beard n Fasai oeers-UndeF the 81 the lass Con
res or promoting he sceucy % the nayy, which pro-
rides for board consisting u 6ve captains ave eomsna
and I've eutenant into the competency a
TIE oee o. the naFy and whieh further provides that
officer said board shall exanns into report upon, TIE
scAsnoy Of oeers 81 grade shove tbsm operation q
las excludes any aach ooers 81 the board Vm being pr
the deliberations concerning officers their s1riors
grade.
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United states Court Of Claims.

Read Estats B9any Laaa aNd 6saeva Agearg g HsFAay-
CITY.
g,uapIga X SHERMAN suesa~y-es-iaw, and JAMES g.
" WALKER rsssssg ees "a ne spmss e
t1esr the
- NJ rassp~ hsoge tire
Congress- t~ several rhhn
aegartnsnss ,s !,
tr ~ Cosst Of Claims nod enrs asolsps -
v.s yr-sap. s8s CD sf~s W. em"ttNan ~eh
sosu zee goa espesssacea assr
Tr,~v sve 1Aeneo - ~ ~ iptss w
Wsfs
rers,rr l~m-nm srsssss psfenssta~ fesi erssse.
N ne 4wsyaI Fenes tas ssssS@aafhss ~
o~ NJ VS. Tisd s,fs.s, ore GassSyia Hsts
srrjiaz
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sasr-sssvsax of lar fRuaasf Nss
spsrsws - Rsh e8sp laffAaN n
eseg s.v ~. praeFs'sra HW h's
val- @eraw tsn ~ -, I
of $50 % vw rp~n8t
rsuvossnssy eevs or espFes q s9S rEA r 49,
s,sxa ..oxe 1855, stss iwsisb fsaf y
sss~ .x;sra~s nnrsye tAs ws re s@s|n ~
ssss "A aSsa~ss Ne esesa.Dfe f*NeH, 80 -
~ ! ~4fa Nfystwa
Of sa9aRte -
Tern aAG % aFifN
TmS-a., rfsscsssss 81 me .ehsrfess " e*fs ~
~ go THOMAS 9E Bss
a.rta IA
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LOCAL NE w s.

THr wEArsrRAfer weeks Of cold snaps and wet spells
m ind ourselves in this meridian suddenly painting under the
frvia beat Of summer. This change in the weather IL NOT
agreeable to u in the city, win be regarded with peculiar
ssfop b.. the propriesnrs uf the various fashionable
places who have hitherto lacked the sontsry
sing the praises Of cool ew such days yessr
dav m add largely to the population AZ the White Sulphur
and old Point Comfort.
Tar ForETHwe understand that liberal arrangements
are ia contemplation Tor the proper celebration Of the
rosrhinr anniversary of national independence Tbs
committee shoula give the programme early day
Apples the sire % wAlnuts green grass and bard
PrprIc-scHOoL xA-tosThs following schools win
be examined to-day;
Junior departments q primary No p first district; La
tberan church Of Eleventh and streets Messrs
Bennett Bacon, Hanson, and Al Lee Mics j. Thompson
teacher.
Primary No. g. second district Fourth Presbyterian
church Xinth street. Messrs Polk, Bates Dickinson and
knight Miss r. Henshsw teacher.
primary No. J. third District Protestant Methodist
church Messrs. Davis Magrudsr, and Pearson Mrs NJ
Freeman teacher.
To aotnEzs or ran sorrs or THr ExrHASeE Bsssx.fhs
trustees 81 The affairs the late firm Of Selesn Whsrs,
Co have given notice that holders q the bxnknoes
uuexte present them m redemption their late banking
house
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NAVY BtFAaEmysTt
Boreau q csoaarseFion. Eqslps, sc,
EaLEn PROPOSALS r a@sesiss ops o. eess ve cas- ~ms.
q We sas g = ss wees :, s.s . ne asxsss
osh Ash = rsee'sea st nj 3osas saii ae 10 s~p'sm
fbsss s.asses .ss be ~ssosa ssys@ols ysF Llps sHs
sssse.@.a ie eprs sssasss s.ers ge sar. @v-s s~ 70
reeues sasfsalss
4sosar s- rsqassa ss 81 saa
essfsl ssss a,ss per cent w = sisssa % ls As.esn
scfe ~ he err
i = ~Ssssla ssr
cert = n = assa pssass - 1879 ss ss me - a-
aaanins ssty nvr per sers % esseF ps'soa sscs 80
psid suca rras e"ossrs"s ~s Hs"s ~'s iFs
4 ~ ss s.lpoa = ire eeact TART ssfasa nscs ~ ,e
parties tas IRA at i sel'sc y ~ eses ssar q re scat
fcsst y ihr Us.iea ss7ts
= ~ -. n, y ,s5 nsa .aa sr,s ssr -
Ersnea tine nom me said parties q as
lie shea
re capso ~ = asa,s e. sae We 2 msads sss esv s
49, w. 80 = 80 ss,, ~ 81 fa res sssi.s $500
sang se- ~ asr q me VIA
~ fsame ssesr NY he s.'veea seuscvoas
I've a, - sss 80 ~ $500 -. sasr I've ,rss seed
10, s osssrs ss = q s.es.. sr y Voc. e sssss q
u mouaasag aaHsea ges,ds
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hst a-sArd r. me Hfoe
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70 s Il 'S Il. % 4.ssSss i u . seea a.a.sees
isee = 2 r ~ 'es q ,3,, q q y &C.. .- -
Tse saf4 l,.as q ? % = asss'e e ne ssp~esss
ee ss9ov of te ~ snd ~ oh~ seits
~ ans sa NV 81 y go "a oar ~ more ,hnn oas she g
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nv TELEGR A r IA

NKw oRtHASs. June la,-Tbe Black Warrior, with Ha-
vana dates " the Ish has Hrivea but BIER unm-
portant.
Among the nominations asde By the democratic State con
vsnon Is that a y. W. M0se tor attorney general He
cenily resigned the Office o. United States district a.
torpey
letter dated the esy a Mexico the san inst
tss SAINTS GsnerA Cosn8ort a. Aria
the 1sh uisiao defeated driven back More
tia
Lat week here we're deaths here from the cholera bzs
ID = belsrssd ID il now nesrly end.
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a. Jana ossrcs 10 nis elr sis& sssaas - th~ Rev
asens Pxxs Csuas8afe asErSs. Unse8 saw 81 81
~ ssusassf ~ me isss TRos1s Lowxrr, New Yerk
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Pa1Scrr0x. ~. - jane zi.-fhs Prinessep Press
n.wSpsper ace the nschsc-hsps ruu ieaacry, and
soining weng, the property a John k~siasen, were
entirety destroyed by are shs aoruing The s~ d rot
kno~n bat BE- heavy ard the very small
The Gre i sstribused ~ inesndtsry-
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poags oa Back Eaabera 81 YesPaPers,-Hack numbers
Of newspapers, it addressed regular subscriber,
chargeabe with postage Of each, payable either
the Office Of publication the Office Of delivery but
TO person subscrber they considered transient
papers and as SUCH are ehargeahie with each i
prepaid and with prepaid None but regular
Subscribers newspapers entitled to the benefit Of quar
tery or yearly prepayment.
Change 81 SIZE " Poet 0eesincouveiience 10 citi-
the department frequently arise
the unauthorized change Of site of post Offices by post
masters Section 50 of regulations says postmaster " must
Of the Office from the usual post
any material change in such Site without the
Of the department"
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,nespopasnev q the a. Louis iD'rtlisrpeer.I
CoUxcL BIUrFs, Friday, June :, Is.


ON Saturday Mr. GalIneau, Frenchnan arrived
here from SeaTgeants Bluffs and that Four Bears
the chief o. the Kittle Band Of Sioux bad just In
bringing with linn thirty lodges that they left the main
BODY ofths Sioux at Bear Ceek 300 miles Lara
ME cnty-fve days since coming, and that thai time
tho Sioux had 100 wagons plenty Of iour and meat
tHeay women and children mud among them two negro
women. From this think they have taken Nor
train, bound from Salt Lake 70 Bear Greek where
know they intended making Settlement this spring Moth
ing said Of eeing white among them and have
no doubt they All killed -Four Gears Is in ayor Of
peace has been to Washington aud knows the power Of
the whites and finding his nation determined war has
come in With bis small band.
Gailineal has or wife a daughter Of -Four Bears and
says he does MOI think bis authoritarian would deceive
him Besides Mr. vavieteat and AL The French here be-
isre the report and they have the best means 81 informal
ton
The emigrnnts who passed here three Or four weeks sure
have hardly haa time get beyond FoFt Laramie and we
DO not know 81 any trains leaving Indspeasenre st.
Joseph.
or coarse we shah feel no er Effects Of It's war more
hAn any other part y Inc c0Hntry N pecanAry point
d view i win scatter great deal % monsy through
western Iowa The country here full of corn cattle and
horses and unce sam sili make great dranght
Them Nothing lees than 10000 make successful
war on the Sioux, and such body u supported
in The wilderness except ~ immense expense. The
Florida war VIII 3 mere childs play We will 40
longer So the statement u S20000Ooo surplus the
treasury.
II The contiHassaud continue i must for years, il
il has commonwealth viii make western Iowa rich War is
awful hOTrible almost under any Circumstances bot il it
hops Icing enough the scene q opera
tons - supply the army with oora and critic
The ahas received their annuity a. Black Bird Hlls
wsek since and immediately here purchasing goods
and horses Thsy bought sveuiy-Fe horses Iayns
fns priocs--fnAny u them high Sl6o Is was A
amusing seeus the h0ssoekey and The Indian On
trade EfisAr hoEevrr cheas thsn they are pref
~ good Judges II horseaesh The umshas have become
very poor ana had lost nsary Az their horses 70 that
This annuity vas indeed biessing to thsrL Thsy are
now tolerably wei noanted and with The Pawprs
immediately 0a on their annHAl basfNio hant
nCCIDESTE
p S-E Is now rumorsd thA there were Two negro
the train ofeigranis hat crossed the river hers
Nay II 90 il probable Tat twas this comFany thar
was Inarsacrsd On this SIDE q Fort Laramie
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Reporsed Capurs If nor, Letters have been
sufficiently relieve all anxiety relative the
reported capture the ars-naned fort The
bodyng this exploded report win be found another
column.
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aoSe, Pennsylvania sasssnt, ELGss
CORY Klsl., aged - yesss, u LswEs = CsaxzL1
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shost8 reess 81 fargots
~ ntas8
Aesvaa pusd anaasspsar~~ 80 s~saf,
y srtd lang syne~
. geuser. Jsne, fF
ne srsor saaeg lsee, ss sersvros
1885, the sfhsuss ela~ 81 RE
sfsisy ssy reg1ssssa 2 ssse~sac =
nxsa. c. tss ta " s'sTeh. - D. 1871 ~ be st~s
sxesxnre @ssf
ssmrahy, sra isurat th~ gssssy s's q
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rawvsy eeesiss Of ne ssHsppesrea eeswtsse viz -
Ma a. Sc ara osS - Sepssrss~s. UrAcs
fSan Ena stress
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ias steua hea Es seees'ss rsssnf~s ~s -
r9oa 20 es~csse o. fsss.ssss-
~s fb~ ~ sae7~ssss q " -
hx ofse cessassee ~ asa wf
th~ir respcet post crc~s
r. emsa@ Y. J.. c4saisa~.n = Cszuniues
Af.ES AseEa q. ftRFA o.,
pe5sesIstis fwsssysvssss
T. NEWTON L,sHrNEe,
efLssrs.a~r, P.aasysvsnRa,
PHILIP Pg~DsETos
~ w8ssse~ Aressssy o. Ma
SAMUEL r ascHAaos,
BHs~fa ses casss Wpstss " 3
LEWIS w WASHINGTON
Con~sssse.
Jeas wnss.s r Lsssses. Pa secretary
~taSgs4 ffstssfrep~est
AZ n~w.pzpsss
tA-s rsai enlasss
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Fsssssss ssassas. sr~sr~s -
"A of Ssrsn a D lss7
,sp gorr.s .ssssssg- atle~ E~rs
v vf~ Nssvfsns vs. ctssss rr@st ~ c-r~ ~A
ssss We ss~s.sss a~rs~~ss. = Wet rsss So
prssapsy s't~essc "
Mssch si--eaiss5vty
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Froashss.-y Lsgusy Lss = ss~ Ha~psasrs.
CoScosn (S H. Juns 20.-It i said that he eomwii
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fsygggTwOHfs SALE or DESIRABLE iMFRDN SD PROP
n erty on Monday afternoon Jas~ fas, ococs
~ s promises 80 ftecfanx -
2th Dan s's.ets running hsek test
corrss,sas Nrrs
story hrirs dwelling how-~ sack euiors-
residue ia twelve sfstts~n, snd twenty
sn deed % th~
gAs. G. MecgERy,
awr. al "a AGcueu.sr.
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-nrnrR nErAIrs ID - ErRoPFAN -.

yrRTHgR DETAILS or THE ECR0PEAs SEws.
n. European naiis BY &c steamship Asia win not
a tbs city until tlds sveaing - "a meaa time We
- have recourse again % the letters and paFers rscrv7
= ~ x LaEz To Para eorresP'a'lens q 'e As~
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nv ~ &. Mft%ttt&rls So tteA3rts
~ N@-s hsAF u ~ -etts - -.
- 1850 - II = = 4 " - - r. - II s - -
.s~es 4 s,r~~g~
Toe ~hess en@~ Aas eaeaes cess ASS 3 go - q 80
80 = , *ae y e - 49, - = 80
-. :. 49, ~. = - - - - l.4 4 atcssrfg4
tsams |" s~.a - =
$780, ...4.~s .wms $500, sea-
Dsv sr~~Sss V" Ass fs""~s t*@@t~ $500.
II .ss' ~ -. - 49, ~ 4. -. - -
-. - ~. -
go kss-...sm ~
.ssr sxe 49, e.s~~ -, w~,xs. xs1 a,Sytn N, f.p taf
- em.r.a.s 500 -. = =. a.
20 sa''ss sass. $500 = - ssss@.@sss ~ ~
- as,u
-.
s.sss.r s~e.ns .na
60 ,.s,. a s,~, a.ssseam. ray y 40 - NJ r 800
~ II $50
ssrrsSscs-
sx.h. a. a.u~. PAM = n
~. 49, 80 = ~ r..,..s p a
a.t'.u e.sl.r' L., Srrgrs
- ss - - - 49, - s...ss s.-e.s aa.sst,ts
60 E,sn w,~.n ~ .se.rx.~a & a
~ - se"n = I" s 49, =. - - ~
a,,u 80. ...A~g, ,ssrv
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Arrsrus y ~ Ssss-.h,p Asss a. Be.teA.

BssT0N June giThe Asia rssehsa here about II this
trains.
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DISTRESSING INrgLLeExcg rRoM rHg PLAINS.

CoUscL BLrFFs Iowa,
Saturday, June 8 1855
painful ramor has inst reached this place which
rue shows thai the Indians the plains have actually
commenced hoslities large scale. friendly Sioux
chief with his band reached the Missouri river about FORTY
miles above this city Monday lie reports that he left
large party OF hostile Sioux about twenty days journey
toward the mountains, having accidentally encountered
them in his journey the plains that they had in
their possession number Of wagons and large number
of cattle; thar they well and abundantlY sup
piled with honr and bacon and haa with Them about
fssnty cgp,irs troIaen and etslrc among whom were
two colorpd women Eb'aczsl No white men we1e
seen among them and the inference is, and 50 The
friendly Sioux report that the hostile bands had
tackled the eigrant trains which eft here about FIVE
weeks ago and had killed the men and captured the
men and children. This conclusion IS also strengthened
bY the fact that there colored accompa-
uying the trains when they passed through here their
gvav westward The Sioux chief who brings this report
il known ia this vicinity, and believed be trustwor-
expedition way into their country and have taken
this opportunity the power Of the general govern
rrent II defiance Ii the latter is determined have
fight with them tie sooner II gets its troops the ground
the better Several government steamers said to
Be on their way up the Missouri river destined for the
TORS Of country along the northern limits Of the Union
II this e true we may expect hear something soon
from the movements Of the military they have board
which will give clue 70 the progress ofthe
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Al Eg GOODS POlx tEENrLE;wES--PJ q. s'FeER nsr-
cbar tassny fSe4sra View
YssS es~raa snrs q so ns and
asiFs ganfSs
pea taaas and cg0trd q me
evesse
prices Men-
feaes rs H lses rs 70 s~e very coies
.sy8e
Nsy swasig
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The KEW CoILTSs srEAbEaThe keel Of this steam
En- the Antarctic laid New York Monday last b
Mcssrs. George Steers & Co.
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rLEywOOD CEMETERY va. isa ecnusysvaaia
W ~ 10Th ire +ssinss Haas fb
New Yes, me sfcusa asaH' eae ard Guar
aos ~ ire capsos Soasa cap.oa rt leae,as ass
spqropsass sas al natE
lee ue % I've gafcnas-f sna pronls'nns ~
ih dsaa where ley aavs placed hsn ~ nas
Al e'tcs wnea ne nur'ai Hroana ersr'
esnn"r prsvuh ~
4. - ,,,rs srv ives q. .n~ gruana.
M -pamorsrss Win nap symwv. and ili
nc,mas'a.. b. osta'nsd = me 'ce ,- ~ sfes m
$3.50 ~,n =. % - srane,,y s,eused ~ ace apea
s.as q - ~ 4 M grua Is--diy
~ --.----v-~---4---
f,rvxRAL aGEsCY AT wAsHfsGTDS--rhs sps-
VI scn~r Reamoad Ntfgsns a@s4rx @at enea
css ssspr doors ~ pct ~ he Itr
rnsnr Especially Revolutionary Fycrv ana ~ lard saas
prnsons under the recent ses. ~ o"s'-ss. y,,
hea perhaps whea Baae ~ r mn
IN TIC afss anr e ORE n
re NJ usic espitoi Virginia rhes~ gnd thr
aecswrsoes soa oder ss.tcs- = swsss gsa s ~
sbs caman a'aaSei af pr sHsF
~ am. a@des de sess act "a M lsss sisas 100
-sr-. y,s, 81 v@ srg gns dr sasse - wno a
axsx~xxcns4
Hsn. Henry A. VIE, Aeron,s e, Virginia.
gsm~n Lyons. Ear, hic,mcna, virginia
T. Hcash ae Commissioner " Pensions Reiiinonh,
s.sabsa Il pars~r aicauena, Virgins.
HON ssma~i chs,on, vsshsnsoa, .. g.
EsssaH .. srds esr, Baituerr
Lewis Tsmhersass, eSs- view Fefa
March 7-dAcpIy-
"a Vel. "a i & I.,oklsw-xsi.as Psrssass
rsa~ nansfs~turer aE svasue-Psficr
ssarne sse snd anish con-
psrss y~ yafs thereby sagsng ha cast q boxing
s.sns, - r.ss q .. .,.assss, ca
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APPLES the % walnuts, green grass and as bard
a. stones are now for sale market We need not say
more.
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a Know-soYfirsG oRGAE-The Albion n. r. Times re-
Gently published part Of Bryans Thanotopsis
HALL The name Of the paper has been changed to the
pomgous title Of Spirit of Seventysix and its publisher
hes secured an assistant editor wise precauton 1t
know-nothing organ.
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THE LAKE cIr1EsThe total valuation Of taxable proper
~ ia The city Of Buffalo is 33o3T7ll Of which S2T35s
Gle is in real estate and S5ls792 in personal The tar
ia S2755s0.
The aggregate value of real and personal property hi
city of Sandusky Of he principal lake ports in Ohio
amounts to S2960.Ooo
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Cksags sf Prepr2s&arss
TINE au~ss NstsrtuHsons suFn
Il aas, near he depot and sa~saaes~t nsan@s
n. g. sRoNN, PropSepat.
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Ias Austrian Military zsitpng contains IN interesting
& ifou sshastOpol under date Of May ID The follow
y - summary
spite q 81 The efforts which the enemy have made
allFhfEs stand - fast Long BEFORE the bonn
ancat logan the journals 81 the informed "a thar
as Ana 'OFts we're speedily he pa 10 Il new proof
aaahe - rrdpah3s our precautions and bore firmly
fg1y mlEderoEs ne tkeifiseAsl which threatened al
" 2etiracEton Nevertheless Thousands were devoted
eaih and i made shudasr 10 sec the Eiborus che
hat rass every two honrx during the ForRbarsrnent
AAe sHutn % he n0rth with 20 many wounded that
goAa searccty carry them While standing in basti0n
'oe nasll0h which suffered most u ALL forgot The
-ssE z Fhch exposed in admiration q TIE cool
s'o'1A conduct u orr sailors Thsy c and expired
'ei CT thoagh racksd with the mnst fearful ago
- TOT aoaihern side II has suffered most -
aad i hardly IL he recognised sve hundred houses
~. a to'aliy dPEtrnFed, and grass IA growing on
seinZ The beantfat theatre no longer exists
NE upper disfri0ts a lie town are not 90 much
- - there IS not single house to bc seen which
49,. ear manifest sraces u the bogniard1neuf The
- afe Everywhere fiouEhed - BY shot and the rave
49, AtAl!y destroyed while a every corner stand
,.T 9allls q TIE enemy halls ani exploded
- ea ssFc daiiy collected before The ogening II the
- y uauy streets i've SIR such pyramids are 10 be
=, lAesi from act - 10 feet high. Nevertheless
-. = .9alnnens ard booths opsned for the sale
rg-N t'lceA however, enormously raised. and
- ~ me silver roahle = per- pound. The supply
49,. - 4or tnan tbnnaAnf but bread i exceedingly
80. iae arsots are sled with people and crowds ~
.,l 10 q and ro, assisting a. the construction 81
n n ~ Hna peiilg each other with balls o. clay. Our
pea 4 agreeable % US for use Is second ma
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DEATH or On. WADDHL--The venerable Dr. Jos Addi-
son Waddill son OF the Blind Preacher whose eo-
quence was immortalized by Writ in the British Spy
died at Staunton, Virginia. few days ago.
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Marshal Pslsser teegrapha under June that he Rus
saua have evacuated Tonak kAs DESTROYING before doing
SIXTY guns and SIX Their entire aroe con-
egnirAfed II Anspa
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FAs British and French Hsess Ehs 4th were close
% CfonsadL Admiral Dundas had made Reconnaissance
and found that Publications had been erected since
last yesr several vessels ladeo with timber had been cap
tnred % the allies