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The Beauties Of Knoc- Nothing Legislation.
Coscoap, IN HID June 22The most exciting affair OF
the session place the house to-day Mr. Pitman
Bartlett presented the following:
Whereas the preamble and joint resolution in relation
the grant Of the public lands for the benefit of the INDECENT
been by this house and sent 10 the
M me ~ -
upon this house. by showing its members TO be ignorant
matters upon which they asum. 70 act. ana thereby
acter Of the State therefore,
Rs,oped That member be sent to the senate requiring
that body to return said preamble and resolution to this
house. order that the said be
and such dscredt and repoach may be removed from the
members Of this house. and from the character OF the senate
long and most violent discussion after which the
motion to adopt was ost-203 to So.
The following is the preamble referred to above.
Whereas the bill granting 10000 900 acres Of public
lands 70 be appropr.ed pro rata among the several States
United States Senate at the last session Of Congress BY
vote Of rs to II and the House Of Representatives
by OF 81 to 3D. yet failed to become law in
States"
The objections the above that the bill Of Congress
specified instead Of twelve millions Of stated in
the preamble agreed by House. The preamble stated
that the bill had passed Congress at the last session. whereas
had passed at the previous and that instead OF the bill
providing for proraa division Of the public lands among
the States stated in the preamble the bill provides that
there appropriated compound ratio Of their geograph
ical extent.
f deluded people, nstgated by unprinciped politicians
will attempt to make legislators out of know nothngs what
else be expected u
Week Later from San Francisco
NEW ORLEAss June 22The steamer Daniel Webster ha
here from San Francisco with SO and San
Francisco dates the LIST inst The Star of the
West from San Juan sailed for New York the l6h with
500 passengers and $70Q 900 in treasure.
Death Of Judge Wide.
BoroN, June 23Judge Samuel S. Wilde, for many years
Judge of the supreme court Of this State died here last
night, aged SIS years.
Deer the Faus.
NIAGARA, June 23.An unknown went the falls
this morning.
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srRusTEE,s SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on
tah and 18th sfeeis on Monday srfnoon
June a5h, 5k o'clock tbs pem..es, ne ssshf VIII ss
iGth 1852 md aaN recorded
Lihcr A. No, ~ aos ia iso and 1885, one q, e aa
county % ai No. ~
NO. sasins ~ fact ~ inches on ssee and as eeA
q rehA
ing sory btick house, containing s
Terms: twelve and esenefn
nonts by deed the property ana
bearing interest IL
II The terms complied with with fyc days, s
The shi scii tho risk aud sxpen.e s' e
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
MayIg-d Ancuonref.
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ny JAMES q. nsauIus. Aactscassr.
t,xEcUroRs SALE DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROP
H. n Noasa, anaGnon. ttnc &aln - s" y
the premises part i5 Ss iiuans y
street tauutE baeA n -
inches Aiisy WITH the improvement CONSISTING {" e
story bsick dw~sl,ue ~nd bach tulaiea
IN
.so~shs interest," deed % esi ~ pp
rry.
by order Of the . .
Jane 33-d Ancuanrcf
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The New York Evening Post says il now has the word
of the Union that aCol Kinncys expedition of pre-
daory aud illegal character and upon that assumption
popounds certain impairment questions which its editor
could suppose would crafty him by answering in
any way The assumption is not true that he has our
word for the predatory and illegal character of the Kin
ney expedition Making up opinion upon the informa
ton communicated to by Messrs. Fabens and Kinney
we believed the enterprise to be peaceful and lawful
dertaking As such il bad sympathes, and down to
this time have nothing that has changed orig
nal impressions We have ahsained from discussing the
matter in the Union because the government bad instituted
legal proceedings which pending, TO Test the Legality
Of the enterprise, Upon what evidence the government
regards the enterprise Illegal do not know but pre-
suming that il has such information fully justified the
legal investigation instituted we have referred to it as
evidence of the vigilance and prompness of the admins
walton 10 guarding neutrality laws against inaction
whether individual opinion to the legality of the
enterprise is correct or win be determined by the
SUI o the legal proceedings pending and until
WINGED By something more than interested
eamof against bustcrng content to repose upon
The belief that the enterprise not only lawful but
such as any law-abidng might encourage without
censure
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PREsESr SNrrn 0'BmES--A gold vase presented TO
Mr. Smith 0'Brien By his coun,rymen in Australia is
hibng Mr., Corrs Rue de lEcuyer, Paris II forms
gigantic cup aud % ocn,netres high and weigh
ing four kos II is Of the purest gold and Ia in
tended TO be tho Paris exhibition specimen Of
Australian produce and manufacture It's value is estima
ted at 20OO0f
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MORTON tho Anssf WORK
msnhiv and nnsh, and different N their action from any
cutting who have hhsitn NOT been able q
MI . any metallic pen whatever
Aso Bageys gold psas Including all tho beW varieties made
Wholesale rsai the
aactursss lowest prces in every ease 1
June 10 FhANSk TAfiok.
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FLEETWOOD CEMETERY s-Uhre No. Vaa Pennsylvania
u avenue of iuth hs Savings bsrk THIS
celebrated Greenwood o.
New situated ts high ground disttp add aae
CAPITOL North Capitol "asne ni'se5
This havr received charter "r ,en
appfopfaing their ground forever burst purposes
prohibiting al
which Is Of to those who
rcpose placed thru nf has
in ali CITIES when the burial ground bseon,s
dead
miscuouy large PHI aad legal cannot prevent H.
AZ NJ given the ground.
N. map, and pi
Office also, al orders CO.
Harvey, No. 40 scveHh
any nodeaks will be promptly auendedto Once open
from 10 to -, q. IN. June Idly
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COL q. G. TORRITT.

We learn from private source that Col Granville G.
Tobt is the democratic candidate for Congress in the
Hermitage district in Tennessee Col Torbi is possessed
of the first order Of talents is able and persuasive
speaker pure firm consistent and efficient member of the
democratic party and enjoys in unbounded degree the
confidence Of his eow-clizens The district in which he
lives has long been joined the idols Of federalism and is
tainted limited extent with the corruptions Of
know-nohingsm but if it be redeemed and olsen
hraled by the democracy aided by such national wings
srepudate this oshoot of abolitionsm, at the coming
contest hope and believe it will be- worthier
standardbearc could have been selected than Granville
C. Turbitt
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Additional quarters required for the accommodation Of
Of the assistant professors and other persons attached
Annapolis, necessity which is attended With great incon
70 themselves and not uniequeny acts a. an IN
terruption TO the prompt performance Of public duty
During the past year the wall and pavement around the
grounds have been completed some has been made
In the construction Of the sea-ws and filling Ia the low
grounds along the northern water 'front.' The grounds
aud ornamented with hospital guard house,
gateway have been erected and preparations making
for pcreetDg the apparatus by which all the public build
ngs and students, quarters 70 be heated by the Of
| steam.
cedng board in relation 70 the justice and Importance Of In
creasing the compensation OF the members OF the academic
staff. The grounds upon which the aendason
formerly made exist in all their force the time aud
in addition thereto the expenses Of living have greatly In
! creased.
The board is also OF opinion the superintendent
very nadequaey compensated for his services and not at
all Unidentified for the expenses imposed upon him BY his
position His Office is OF great labor and responsibility,
equal In that officer Is called
I'LL on shore His pay should be the that allowed
TO officers commanding at other shore stations.
The board will also without hesitation renew the recon-
mcndaon of last that officers employed the Academy
instruction be not subjected strictly and without exception
to the system of rotation at in force in the IL
L very desirable ON account OF uniformity instruction
OF the improved faculty for teaching acquired by
practice and account Of discipline and the personal
quanance with the young gentlemen tat officers who have
fitted themselves be useful here should be frequently
changed. This is a which falls completely under
tho judgment of the department that the board would hardly
consider it proper to it beyond simple recommends
ton.
The the very high estimate which the board has
been led by its inquiries and to entertain OF the
prosperity Of the institution under the wise and Elf
control Of its distinguished superintendent aided BY the
able professors and officers in every situation forms
proprate and conclusion TO the duties which have
brought the board into brief but very agreeable connection
with this most valuable and interesting institution
dent servant, JOHN THOMAS NEWTON,
President OF the Board.
Hon. j. G. DoBpls, Secretary of the Navy
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Proposals for Clothing, &c.


ouARrrnsAsrrR'x oryrcE y. 9. MAnnr Cosrs,
Washington, June 49, 1855.
EALED PROPOSALS. will be received ofcs
the s6t day OF 1885, ~ O'clock for the supply
OF following
required during ensuing year delivered
Clothing Store 81 aker York.
the United States,
yards kesey respects similar
used by the u =.
pant properly vanished
strapped compleie, and the letters u g. NJ" painted
the back
1000 fatigue caps tops patent vsors
900 uniform with brass scales eagle Ac csmpes
200 pompons
l 900 patent leather stocks
$500 pairs army br0xans
900 gray blanke letters U. M" in black in
the
The diminish quantity Of articles
named the exgences OF the sevice reserved
All articles will be submitted 10 rigid inspection, and must
form samples be the once Of Assistant Omar
Of the Marine Corps, Marine Barracks Washington
City, b. c.
Bidders viii sureties thu
awarded nunknown this once, their sn6cisncy
be certified 10 by ofnca person.
10 be endorsed Proposals Clothing &c. and addressed
To the Marine Corps, Washington City, D. o."
The National Integencc and Evening STAR Washington D. G.
Patriot Concord, New Hampshire, Gazette, Portsmouth, New
Hampshire Post and Times, BotoB Massachusetts Journal OF
syiyania Argue
Norfolk virEns and Globe Portsmouth. Virginia. will
above three Insertions week until S8b July and forward
their bills accompanied BY Of adversem-n th. ocs
payment
June 24-eodr2sJuy
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our Acknowledgements das 10 our numerous
ihs amount Of trade during
ciI~s, HBd
and an adhere
syss fully Justified expecting further and con,inaea
addsoa W 10 nnf ~ sales
bills 9th ssnro mat hey afe
chaysed the cs the csa
hencc they rrd c0pl
sncs All bills be promptly -e'ad ~ cash
ON tess II shc dnt~s.r
We via vss.d MI persons tereep, inyales vl -
frsjo from have hnDs
thsn any eoo1 Inspection exrhanse tnvsrasy aapsg
" 80 PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"CsnsaI ssoses,p Wesi Building
Juns ai-eoiOuf Opposts Genre Mafksi.
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LNANrIS LAM B Looksng GtAss, Pcvsratt, II Pac-
frame manufactures. 2s Pennsylvania svesn~Padcr
elaborate style and Hash
delivered
New York thereby the Of hosrg
freight, and rst IL hrrahsxe.
The pubic respectfully nyitedto call.
June 16-eodJmd
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loading for London The stores aud whar at which
colonial produce was received cranmed full.
From Adelaide learn that far as the trade In Eu-
ropean merchandise concerned the market DOH
bat In colonial produce there active business do
ing The labor market was well supplied hom the late
immiraiions
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Esradifios n fyifrss from yssicsA foreign aodai
doyrsf, setting the offence o. fugitive from the as
tce Of foreign country within the terms Of any treaty Of
extIadton, such nsada coming through the proper pot
cal channel sufficient foundation for the issue Of the pfes
dents warrant authorizing the Institution Of proceedings be-
fore the judicial authorities Of the United States.
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by ). Q. MCGUIRE. Aaesionssr.

SUPERIoR FAMILY CARRIAGE, FRENCH fLATE MIR
u rory sundry excellent mlch
hc Wcdaesday June "a, ~ O'Clock shall
seI al vi Commodore Paudins Washington
navy-yard following articles, wa
Three large French plate mirrors In rich gt
frames
One Egyptian rosewood liable handsomely carved
Ten Cenocsc reception chairs
Rose wcaa, crimson plush covered arm chairs
Crimson and purple covered rockers
Gilt chandeliers, carcei lamps
Mahogany hall stand, arm dining chairs, Ne
family carriage, built order BY Wood Ioniinson,
Co., New York, ccst u 900.
RnamcIicd leather carriage cover, &C.
One werys superior mich
Terms $50 and uadcr credit 81 and
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
-, ~ JAS. Q. MCGUIRE
June ai--dts Aneiioneer.
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Exehn"gs Bask Of S<idsa, wishs1, q Co.
HOLDERS ef the hank Of Exchange Bark II sed~n
III wiihss Co requested them The ize Ban
ing House of said nfm Coz redemption.
ENGLISH,
WIN. BAYNE.
Jane 2f--dAcrSs Trustees Of g. W., h Go.
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AGENCY AT wAsnIs0TON.--The sub

rENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHISOTOs.-The sub,
U scber, formerly OF Richmond, Virginia. having established
Office city, few doors in front OF saa Treas
ury Department. enders his services 70 claimants upon s sa
especially and Tor and bonAurs
and pensions under - efConsrcss
tho aic David Dorfpson
has, perhaps only index which ever nade 70 s I'M
mems. first andors oce ~
Rcbmond lie has copous Index The - All
thv other public Offices Capitol Of Virginia These and the
from years. experence
title him claim Entrusted 70 him DO just ne VII be
sbr 10 show IT, claimant himself may be entirety
unable % II. -. 49, 20
For ID March gvss 100
Of land served tsafcen ms
.harsss wiii be verv moderate FELIX RICHARDS.
aae 1svBRxnc2s.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomsc, Virginia
Lyons, ESQ, kichmond, Virginia. u,
Heath, Commlsxicosr Of Pensions, fshniqpa
Virginia.
stafford n. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John y. Pendeepn, Virginia
Hon. Samu~i Chiffon, Washington, D. U
Wilian u. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lew Timberahs, esq. New York.
March 7-dAcpiys
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sHVRCH nENvICEa--wesus. TAYLOR h Mhusf have
T. beautiful editions ef ths Common
Prayer complete Church Service" bound IN fss.
Jane "a BOOKSTORE neat MIMI euctt
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Brsoke's Engissh aad Frsnch Boarding and
Day school, No. las PenDsy lwsniA avenue
BROOKE from Psdephis. having taken the house y The
vi Pennsylvania ~. bek
Rudngs viii 0prn Monday, Ser,en'hsr
1885, boarding school Ter ladies' Man, pears
ns0tntons he Nor,h amopg
vii st. Mays Hail. purtsson New Jersey and
Female tnssus Philadelphia ronbtss her 70 onsr
her patrons superior advantage IN Tho q ne
history 81 the English an
suawe will prominent feaurs In her system % sdnencn
will be taught by the best profess
and In Frsach especially, every facility ha afforded m ha
Of Paslan snd recommendation rruais,
had The principal book
stores, OF Miss Brooke No. 464 r street
The Right Rev. AIonxo Potter, D. ID.
TIE Right q. w. Daanc, b. d.
A. Dallas Bache, Superintendent Coast survey
Pro Joseph Henry, Secretary Smithsonian iasnue
,ohn Mason, Washington, ID. q.
WiIam w. C0rcorsn, ID. Z.
Campbell, Postmaster General
Hor. Lewis, Chief Justice Of Pennsyivnnis.
W. Woodward, Judge Of The Supreme Court OF PennsJ
1 sssssa4k n 81
Hon. VAIL N. c.. New Jersey.
MY iiend Brooke ssmablc lady, Of great intel
teacher and whose accomplish
English literature especially entie her g hsh ensdsa
ton AIoNL' FbiirAf
Juns 30 ct
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fRsr METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN GEsaAsf-iho
FIRST Methodist Episcopal church In Germany sreally beau
ful building has been completed dedicated and occupied
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NEW GOODS r0n onMrIMnMS.-PJ. STU ~. ses .
IN ao <es osvssh ha re- sssd isp NV
York sissaat ssA ia.gs sd1ios 70 hs .s.sa y .ss a
Goods consis0ns esssmssss dncks drs psn
ard siA ssd Msssi.s vssiiss both pain sss e, ~ e ~
preiest - tins nssss ~ - ~
prepared beet ss 81 very low pacss zen
call early u They w'sh :" sse very oA"ee
Nay I6--3uwxw6
4 nnOgT~H passse.y 81 Napeissn bonaparse. The
kScsv AZ Hapnsca ~ Joh0 y e. Arbatis .th
snses ara tpu. = Price -.
C0ussspcs sevei ~ Geraldine r. lswsbiry Pcs
31k coats. -, - c...,~- "a. - p.,.. -
cene.
The Bsxf KrnsskAs wsys Of Man Compsaaous fss
Domestic RELATIONS and
rd Tho Eeosssy Ls - Eys Samp~on Price q -
Ths winA~s ar Asssy nosonancs Assesssr oeafs,
Win poyuaAts - The asus"s Of VIVID Western
scenes d.
TN~ inpssssicss Of the Society and
- hene tnoJ rR IN
shaa esasuy, wsShs asnsaons. Pftcs q -
P,sr1pass Ascsitsrs Chenxsy Win Special heseses
me England By J~ssus Won Lebs Price
" boo&Suss nSsS Ssnsh sss'e
IOssN n. nUramAHN. I.psrssv ssd Dealer :.
wtu~ kvnody rsccved susn supply 81 sisscf
ccs vsss~ssy chsnsasss. u hts own invoFsten
lose le-3M
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Low Miss Neatly, daughter Of Mr.. James
Neatly Of West Frankfort Maine committed suicide on
Friday afternoon by taking s,ryehnine love affair
said to have caused the rash act
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United states Court or Claims.

Ist" 1""7st HV1"y 1Fu"", 1"u "e'''' sy'"ey ~
ton City.
CHARLES r. SHERMAN, attorney stla~, and JAMES g.
WALKER, OF Tennessee, reading clerk the House u
pose the ebrs before the
established Court Of Claims Congress- the several
utvc departments
Court Claims, others involving ls
viii aided Mr. Charles r. sk~rmaa well
known and scssh as wsst
wil all bu-ioess
them, and particularly we'll
renting leasing selling purchasing real estate
members smber Of
ssssss and and the correspondents
Mr. Charles T. Sherman
once No as Third door north Of csdsyi Hotel
April ~. odtfiscp
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Post once Department,

June 70, Ie55.
whose Offices entitled h.
by post hills
the cscinded and
money will be received r that parroe
by department JAMES CAMPBELL,
June 24--iaw3w Postmaster General.
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commencement aud inaugural Address.
THE ps gsduson o the class
cannstian Colleg. be Wednesday
the Baptist church The commence at u
O'Clock, IN.
The Rev G. Bnney, president Of coisse
will deliver his inaugural address this occasion.
The public respectfully invited to attend.
June 24-A
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on ms N CASApAThe Montreal Herald hints that Hon
Mr. Hneks is 70 be knghied Sir A. ueNsb TO be created
a baronet the Canadian regiments 70 be raised imms-
iiatey, Of them 10 be commanded BY Mr. Rankin, NJ
r.. convention 10 be held Quebec from all the prov
inoes 70 consider project for federal union.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
business Of he Pension oceAn abstract OF the bust
the Pension bureau under the act Of March 1885,
for the week ending June 20
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Eighteen of the applications allowed are for soldiers who
served in the revolutionary and ninety to the
viying widows OF revolutionary soldiers.
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TIN YELLED MrnDEREss.--The Albany Atlas says:

II is said that Mrs. Robinson, the murderess had an
assurance of pardon from capital punishment when
fenced. This may account for her reckless behavior
at is understood that Gov. Clark will her sem
tence to Imprisonment for life Nth the condition that she
wiu not drink any Intoxicating liquors.
III will be recollccted that she administered arsenic
in small beer to two victims who had offended her
Gov Clark pardons the arsenic but cannot forgive the
beer
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6anaai Report " the Aarai Board Of Esaminers-The
board Of examiners at the Naval Academy Annapolis have
made the following report the Secretary Of the Navy
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INTERESTING NEWs.--We have

i received a large assortment Q. BOOTS and
SHOES for ladies', misses, aud chldrens wear,
which offer very low.
Ladies' Caters from 81 10 S3
Misses Boots OF every kind in proportion.
or Children's Shoes we have every color and
style. from 25 cents up.
The inquiry generally is, Where can we find a
good assortment OF shoes Tor children !? We can
answer all such quersts TO their satisfaction if
.hey give us cell
We would alro state that we prepared 10
manufacture every style of boot or shoes usually
worn by gentlemen, ladies, misses or children.
Also hand, every description of boots and
shoes, which will be sold very low.
Call and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere are determined 10 sell.
$. G. MILLS & CO,
Mar l-3t No 4S0 Seventh ST.