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NOTICE TO paE-EMPTIoN CLAIM ANTS.

NOTICE TO paE-EMPTIoN CLAIM ANTS.
Every on epl.d right Of Exemption any Of the
lands within OF townships above
reouired the
land office and make
as soon az ibis notice. and he,or day
pou,ed Tor The pabc
brac,oy me claim win he forfeited
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Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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Il. j. MIDDLETON,
Dealer in Ice,
Office and depot south side Of r. Of la street,
Ire kept constantly hand the office, which be had in
large small quantities.
Office open from s, a. to O. Y.
May 1-eoG3m
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PERsONkE.

Washington IrVi1g, although sill suf-
foring so much from his bruises as to bs un-
able TO SIT up or turn over in his bed and
having, as be himself describes il, " On aurora
boIea.is" Of disloeation over his head ard
face, is doing well, and is IN good spirits.
....Eon. Il. II. Stanton, Of Kentucky, en-.
nounces himself candidate for 70 election to
Congress.
....Gen- Lane, Judge Pratt, ard j. w.
Drew are candidates il Oregon f.. delegates
TO Corg gross.
....Charles Eacknan, who robbed the Hon.
FaJette Mc&UIien, shortly after the close Of
the iCIg session - the late CONGRESS ybiIe
the last lsmed was rsturniny 70 his home. has
been sentenced 10 i've yeas imoIisonrn.n, IN
the Virginia PeriIentiary.
go. A meeting Of the friends of Hon Pisrre
foulc, ard these who approve Of his course as
or Minister at Madrid, was held at tho CITY
Hotel, New Orleans last Saturday night. 10
make pIepa-aiio1s for d suitable reception O!
hiIn.
80. David Newman, wLo died recently il
Granville COUNTY, N. C, WIS cabin boy o.
PaCl Jone-, canLonicT for Rogers a. 1Vnis
an actor in the scenes Of 1riEoii, and at Sandy
Fork s corporal in the Phil sGslphia regimen.
.... Hoa. Sidney Bce2Se, long one Ct ih'
judges Of the CiEcui: and Supreme Courts O
Illinois, and subsequently Senator in Congress
is candidate FOR judge Of the Circuit Court o.
be sec0Ed JGdieal eiIe2iI Of that State.
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Destrwctivs Ftre-Ihs Narv Yara-Brig
Dotph:n-Recha6jtss - IH5 Star-Ba,i.
ness, DE. 8-c.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April a.
Our town was visited by destructive fire
this morning, botH cen AMI o'clock. The
smoke and flames were FIRST seen issuing from
shed on Queen street, adjoining the leo houses
Of W. Watts, Esq, which was soon enveloped,
and tie haEes spread with great rapidity to
the adjoining stables and To. dwelling of VIM
Wood ward, on the opposite side Of the street,
and before suhiciency CT water could be pro.
duced for the use OF the fremen. they wore
burned 20 tie ground, together with all the
surrounding property in ;hs interior of tie
block bounded by High, Crawford. Green and
Miadlc streets. 1t was with some diff :ulty
the fremen and citizens succeeded in arrest
l3g the flames, SO IS to save the Crawford
House from the dsvouring element The Ioss
is quite heavy-not one dollar Of which am
told is covered by insurance. The loss Of ice
will deprive our citizens of their accustomed
summer luxury. Tho principal sufferers are
W Watts, VIM. Woodward, John Collins, Mrs
Mercsrau, and c. f. Albert. Much credit is
due the fremen in rescuing the principal bus
mess block of cur city from destruction, in
which they were assisted by the gallant "boys"
Of Norfolk
At the Navy Yard all is hustle and comma
ton, there being about sixteen hundred men
employed. Tow work upon the two new steam
frigates, tho Roanoke and Colorado, is DO.
crossing rapidly, and they promise to rank
Nc. l among the vessels of our navy. The
United States brig Dolphin WIS pat in com.
mission ye:terday-the name of her comman-
der have not get ascertaiaed She is as fia ne
looking craft as can be found, Rui frcm ao-
pea!ances will prove crack sailor.
meeting of Grand Encampnent of North
America Of the Rechabite Order il in session
at this place, and is we'll attended by repre-.
sontatiyes from several of the States and the
District OF Columbia. Tnoir meetings are
held with closed doors; but their object in
assembling is understood to he the advance
nent of the cause of temperance
The S;Gr is much sought after here, and
with the new arrangement fJ7 q prompt do.
livery will be placed in the hands of its readers
within eighteen hours after its publication in
your city
Business is quitc brisk hero, and consider
able produce, lumber. &c, is brought here by
the Seaboard Railroad from the interior Of
North Carolina. RYLAsD.
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GRAND EXHIBITION AND NAY BALL
AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
HunE u my .-u-n.,.

DROF. III. w. NUMBER takes pleasure
IN announcing 10 the publ that his Grand
Exhibition and May Ball will take place at the Ma
tnnal Theatre on THURSDAY EVENING, NAV
81, io55 The most extensive preparation is being
made, which will render this the most magnificent
entertainment that hes been witnessed i'm this
city. The Parquelte will be foorea over from The
entrance 10 the foot Of the stage, throwing the en-
tire Theatre into one immense Ball Room, which
WI BE- decorated IN Tie NEST gorgeous manner.
Throne for the Queen OF May and her Maids OF
Honor will be erected the back of the stage orn
ainented win flowers and banners, surrounded by
scenes Of 4 Fairy land.
The Exhibition IN preparation for this occasion
cannot be excelied, either in point Of beauty or The
marner IN which the dances are executed.
ne fotowIngI Is programme of Dances:
l.. College Hornpipe, by masters,
II BoierO, by misses,
5. La Cachucha, by misses,
a. Pas Syrian, by miss and MASTER
, LA Smolenski, by . misses,
. Ia File du Sava,eur, by misses
z. CracOyienne, by 2 misses
3. Scotch Dance, by misses
y Svr an Waltz, by ladies' and a gentleman,
III. riseher's liGTnpipe, by q master,
III. III Jeieo de Jeres, by miss
IL. Grand Shawl Dances, by "a misses; in which
Is me GROWING scene, the grand march, aad
ascension upon the throne, and grand final
tableauN.
l3. The Flower Dance, by 3, misses. foon the
age of years up 10 I6, a. introduced by the
Wohceriul Nlennose Children in this city in
lo4S. IL Is comprised of lG arches and l6
SHSics va horcs u every variety and color.
This dance presents one of the most imposing
spectacles ever witnessed on or off of the
Ct1ge.
The boxes will be reserved for ladies' during the
exhibition, after which the floor will be cleared fr
Tie Whole company.
Notwithstanding &e eaOm1us expense attend
lag Ia exhibition, Die price of tickets will be as
usual, only s1-admirir.g gentleman and ladies
Private boxes may be obtained by calling on Prof
NJ, at his Saloon. corner Pa. avenue and llth ST..
from 10 6 O'Clock p IN. 2l-dtd
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Uhisd States Patent Once,
WASHINGTON, 1p. IL q. lgs5.


ON the petition of L,wIs @ srFRprylSr, of xs-
~ tema, praying for the extension of q patert
granted 20 biu &C ID. 23i Of July, 1871 for an i'm.
p.ovement in "tbe manner Of con 'truc:inp g'ts for
ginning cotton" for seven years from the sxpirs
ton or said patent, which takes place on the 2sd
day OF JGly, eighteen hundred aud fi!ty i've:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard st the
Patent Office on Monday, the 9Th day of july
next at IL o'clock and all persons are potihedto
sppear and show cause, II any they have, yhy said
petition ought not 20 lie granted.
Persons opposing the extension are reouired 20 Gle
In the objections specially set forth
IN writing: at least twenty days before the day Of
nearing all testimony fled by either party to be used
AT the SAID nearing must be taken and Transmitted
In accordance with the rules Of this Ofce W hicb viii
be furnished on application.
Ihe testimony in the case will be closed on the
y st June; dispositions, and other papers relied on
as testimony, must be rd in the Office on or before
the morning Of that day; the arguments, il sny,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also that tbs notice be published In the
Union, lnteligencer, and Evening Star, Washing.
ton, ID. C.; Daily Repub lean, Baltimore, Md; Eve
ming Argus. Philadelphia, Pa; and Scientific Amer
lean, New York; once Q week for three successive
weeks, previous to the Oh day Of July next, the
day OF hearing.
st. SHUGERT,
irg Commissioner Of Patents.
P.S.-Edtors ofthe above papers will please copy
and send their bllsto the Patent Office, With psper
! containing this notice. OPP se-ThSN
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GREAT BRITAIN

The amount and terms of the proposed new
government loan was not known The sum
was supposed to be fifteen million pounds ster-
ling Almost Immediately after its announce
ment the funds fell to 9Ia9Ib.
Napoleon and Eugenie would reach London
on their proposed visit to the Queen, on Mon
day, the 10Th inst , and were to return TO Paris
on the following Saturday. The weeks pro.
gramme is published and among the ceremo-
mics Napoleon is to be invested with the order
Of the garter.
SPAIN
The arrivals of Corn at Lisbon had dispeIled
the fears of bread riots in the provinces, and
all was quiet
The government had borrowed AZ, 600, 900
reals.
Lord Howden's recall is still urged.
GERMANY.
Great discomfort exists at Han over against
tHe Kings attempt to restore the privileges Of
the mobiles.
ITALY.
The Russian Count Potochi was visiting all
the Italian States except Sardinia, and was
assuring them Of the friendship of Russia
lie is said to have obtained assurances of
neutrality from Tuscany and Naples
twas reported that the Duke do Gramnont,
the French Minister to Turin. had proceeded
to Rome to mediate in tho difficulty between
the Pope and Sardinia.
The Pope had a narrow escape Of his life
from the accidental falling of beam. Two
of the Cardinals were injured.
RUSSIA.
The advices from st. Petersburg are alto.
gether indefinite as regards political affairs.
the censorship of the pross seems to exclude
every thing that would be of general interest
ut the present time.
The cholera continues its rlvages at ST. Pc
tersburg, and on the 29th thsre was 200
deaths.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Advicos from Spain to the 18th inst, state
that the militia law, with the Marmigo amend
ment, had been adopted. Another attempted
emute had been repressed.
There is nothing later than the above ad-
vices from the Crimea. The London Times
correspondent writes: 1t rumored til at We are
to have another Of q hundred thou, and men
in France, and that from sixty to eighty thou.
sand troops will be placed at the disposal of
Austria, should war be the issue of the Vienna
Conference"
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arrival Of the Steamer Africa
ORE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The royal mail steamship Africa arrived at
Halifax on the night Of the 2i,h inst, with
Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 14th inst, one
! week later than former advices.
The Vienna Conference, whoGo proceedings
| were regarded with go much interest, held am
other meeting on the 9Th inst. without arriving
at u definite result 1t was not known when
another meeting would be held
Ski.mishing continued to tako place before
Scbastopol, but nothing serious had occurred
| up to the 9Th inst.
| Now complications Of the relations between
| Prussia and tho Allies are reported. There
| arc ether runors, but the public are moro in
tsresled in ficts.
Everything seemed at q stand still, and the
prospects Of peace were deemed very slight.
SebastOpol dates to the 9Th inst. represent
the position ef both armies UNCHANGED. Tho
Russians were being largely reinforced.
Tho Russians have constructed two new bat
tories, and converted their ambuscades into
advanced parallels, in despite Of all tho COM
bired Efforts Of the alliosto prevent their pro-
gresS. Every day seems to add to the ener.
gy, perseverance and skill with which they
conducted the defence of the place.
Tho French wero advancing toward the
Malakoif tower by serpentine sap works, and
| the ingenuity OF the engineers on both sides
are being exsrted to the utmost to oui1ank
| each other
Omer Pach had not marched on Alma as
| represented, but occupied two villages about
| half league frog, Eupatoria, and had en-
iaEged the circle OF his Notifications. The al
| lies were sending him roinforeemcnt: to the
| extent Of five THOUSAND men. Ten thousand
! Egyptians had also sailed for Eupatoria. The
| French reinf0rcements from Sardinia will
also land there shortly
| A statement was made that tho allies are
about to change their tactics, ans arc about
| TO fo.tfy and hold Kamiesch, with twenty
thousand men, supported by the fleets as
national guarantee. The position is already
4 very strong one, and can be held with easy
| sUcceas
| Canrobert's dispatch estimates the loss On
the night Of the 22i, during tho great Russian
sortie, TO have been as fellows: Russians, 200
killed l 500 wounded French, 200 killed
and 400 wounded. The Enslih less is not
given.
| MISCELLANEOUS NTELLIGENCE.
| Disturbances have occurred st kr0jova from
persons illuminating their homscs on ecelyiDg
.hc news oftho death OF the Gear.
The Russi ans deny that MenschikoG is dead
but admit that Re il wounded.
| Tic advanced squadron Of the Baltic feet
had reached Dlsim0re On the LIST of April The
nayi CATION Of the Baltic would be dangerous
for week or fortnightin consequence OF the
floating ice.
ARussian despatch from Warsaw says tina.
an army OF l20 600 men were concentra att pg
in the Baltic Provinces, aud that three hund.
red guns are aaoat
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS,

The Union sPeculates upon the prospects of
the Eastern war, coming to the conclusion.
not only that Russia is in tao right and the
Allies in the wrong, but that the latter are
destiled to be very badly whipped, indeed,
before they get out of the sffair.
The intsiIigsneer jokes numerically over
the SentinePs late roasting of the Union,
concerning the la.ter's alleged tersiversations
with reference = the Administration policy
and well known features of Democratic party
faith.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK
Z UP HOUSEKEEPING

ING Up HOUSEKEEPING.
DERSONS removing from the city, and wishing
4 10 dispose of their Furniture and housekeeping
Utensils, Nc without The trouble of sending them
to public auction. can do so by calling Us 1t our
store, 81 Pennsy lvania avenue, corner of Ninth
street, as we are prepared TO buy all such goods as
NAV be offered
llousekeepers and Others will do well by calling
on us, rs we Ill paw the highest cash prices for all
such goods. WALL BARNARD * 90
40 26-lm 3l7 pepnS,l,,o;, ,y.n,o
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NJ A FESTIVAL
AT CARUSIS SALOON.

NJ ONS. COCHEU has The honor 10 announce 10
VA his present and former patrons his friends and
Ia" pubic generally, that his Nav Bah will be given
al CARUSI'S SALOON, on TUESDAY, MayI
The following Fancy Dances will be performed:
l Minuet de la COur and Gavot De Vestics by a
master AID miss
Shepherdess Pastoral Dance, by misses
La Cachuca, 10y a miss
T. Highland Fling. by miss
bohemian Polka, by miss and master
9. The Eymphs Garland Dance, by misses
Z. A Grand Fancy MaZourka, by Is misses
A Grand Finale.
regular set of Colillons will be d.nced by the
scholars, after which the entire floor will be thrown
open TO the company present.
Mons. Cocheu confidently trusts that, as the same
full satisfaction has been expressed by his patron.
at the end OF this seasons labor as al the close Of
the last, and that his Second May Festival will ex
hIbit the same brilliant assemblaue ana afford IN
same general pleasure. ap23-sts
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E Y A N s.

Pa. Grenue, bstDecn 18th and l3ta sts,s
HAS just returned from The North with Iarg.
III large assortment of Gentcmen's Silk HATS,
which he is selling at SO each, of the same quality
usually sold in this city for "a
lie likewise has such articles of wear worth So
so, which he will dispose of for So So
In addi'iIn to the above he HIS increased his
stock o! Ladies' BONNETS aud RIBANDS, which,
he is determined to sell at extraordinary low prices.
ap 26 -lw
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GOVERNOR REEDEE AND KANsAs.-A de-
spstch from st. Louis, dated April %, says
the peOple Of Kansas have issued procIama.
tioa declaring Governor Reede. inconpelen
for the Cfice re ho;ds, and that his appoia .
ment. without the consent of the governed, il
En arbitrary exercise OF power. An election
Las been ordered at Leavenworth on the 18th
for his SUCCESSOR. Delegates will meet there
OF ;ha: day and sslect suitable person for
territorial Governor, whose name will be for
WaIded to the President for tie appointment
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To the Ladies Of Wash.n gton and
Vicinity,

a MELIA PKISbRAM I SISTER, No. 2!7
~ Pennsylvania avsnue, between 10th and 18th
streets return their regards for the kind
herstcfots bestowed their efforts ana Ia Ike the
liberty OF inftrmipg their many friends that they
',ud opaninr their Spring, hummer ind fancy
B0NNETS, which consist If $50 pieces besidts q
rich assortment ef STRAW BONNETS, &c They
able to serve sn sizes who are Ia want of FASH
ionatls o1i chap bor1 Cell aid examine before
purchatirg sls swhere. pa.
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PLATED WARE.

"AVING on hand a very large stock Of English
III and American PLATED WARE, which We
have determined tn sell very low, we would call the
attention of purchasers in want of anything in the
above line, to examine our stock. We feel satisfied
our assortment and prices cannot fail, bu: suit.
We name in part, Tea Sets, Of great variety OF
patterns, Water Pitchers, Casters, Egg CoddleTs,
Walters, Salts, Forks, Spoons. SC. All Of which
viii be sold al such prices will induce parties
wanting goods of this description TO purchase.
Il. GALLIGAN CO,
$40 Pa. avenue, under Browns Hotel.
FOR RENT-A House, on Maryland avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. north side con
tanning nine rooms Enquire as I'VE.
ap S6-eoit
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Es,UNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN.-An
49, adjourned meet ny Of the Shareholders OF
the Union Hotel Company will be held at the Coun-
ell Chamber on MONDAY EVENING next, 1t ~
O'Clock.
Those shareholders who are una lie to attend will
pie1se send their proxies it is important every
share should be represented.
w. II. TENNEY. !
ESAU PICKEEELL, Trustees.
A. Ii. DODGE,
ap 2G-ti
as-S,JAMEsTOWN SOCIETY OF WASH
81 log On City.-A meeting Of the Society
VIM be held on SATURDAY EVENING, April %
at III O'Clock, at the United States Hotel for the
purpose OF making final arrangements for the annual
celebration.
All Vir2nans and the descendants of Vrcinians
a:c respectfully invi,, To attend.
Z. w. T.. HUNTINGTON,
tpEO-Jt' Rec. Sec.
e. METROPOLITAN iNSTiTUTE-Per-
o. sons to whom Medals and Diplomas were
awarded BY the late Fair, are requested TO call for
them at the Stationery Store OF
WIN. F. BAYLY,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and l2th SIS.
Gp 20-eSft
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PLEASURE TRIPS
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAvlLIt

TO THE WHITE HOUSE FAVILIUN.
- The Steamers GEO. WASH
or TH0S. C0LLYER
can be chartered for public or select parties
the White House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Fort
Washington, or other rlaces on the river.
The White House Pavilion is now open for vsi-
tors Ii liz beautiful place for pleasure trips; IL
has fine Ball and Dining room ; also, a new Ten
Pin Alley.
G-z- For particulars Apply TO the President Of the
COMPANY or the Captains of the Boats.
Mr. WILLIAM COKE is furnishing refreshments
on The boats, and is prepared to furnish parties on
the best terms ep96-2m
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~ -Four thousand bushels Of potatoes
arrived in Boston On Thursday from Nova
Scotia A large number of vessels with pota-
toes are on the way to the samo port. In
Nova Scotia there is large surplus of pota-
toes, and tee high price in our cities will
bring them forward. They are selling in
Washington at ffom So 20 81 50 q bushel.
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10 a soldier, at JsEerson (Missouri) Bar
racks, By leave of his commanding officer, 60.
married. On being ordered, with bis comps-
ny, to leave for the frontiers, he asked that
hia wife be permitted TO accompany him.
This being refused the soldier asked TIA. be
be discharged from service, IN order that he
nay bs able to support and protect his wife,
asroqairei by Law. The case came before the
Court when it was decided that he should
leave half pay for his wife, and go on to fulfil
his contract With the GoTernment.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The popular Dramatic
I'D O H a RE

OF TIE BATTLE or BUNKER HI. Ino,
paintins0 will be exhibited for few d,.ys
only al the above Hall.
Due notice will be given of the day of onering.
APPS " Wv As'
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COURT OF CLAIMS

'TNliE undersigned will practice in the u g. Court
of Claims, and in the different caun,y Of thi.
District. HIS Office Is OH the corner of 18th ard +
streets, Immediately III the OF WIlIards' Hotel
ap25-hS JOHN 8. TYSON