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UnsssA Patent OAos.
wsshi.sssa, Dscsnsss 10. Lass
q .ss.. granted 10 s or :.
% s s'ss. ~ ss .. day u a.y
'ssS 'aa me- -. ras % 1s !. s p'sI -. v ri
AZ. asuSsa . .pps. ana my hey nave
opposing ,sga.sA ale the r.,sn
days hearing AN asd y either parry
g DE- Il T sSs. y. ". ins a.s n
testimony day Of
se ssa Other psps.s relied upon = ,s.,mony
The a,gua,enis, II aay, within DAYS hereafter.
ai asss ss pusnsa n me Union ,s,s
sSa: ou.s,es New Yoi.. y. Y. .as u. Doe
previous Q he day Of May .sI, q hearing
Commissioner Of Pslsnts
q above viii please and send
hsir bill, 10 The raent ONCE win paper containing ms Aoaee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .ad Grounds ON Georgetown
IL Of
na @ s" s =" sale m s
aa 70 sa @ BE- "s ss p"a. a
addressing BY mali at WashiHs.a s s,y o...
Dec so-iaw4w
RAIsISs, ALMONDS. sc
go sas na.l and quarter boxes bunch ra,.ias
po"hus
$3.50 81 bushels % s sssaas Sl nut.
smyrna digs
1000 pounds curran,s
% 3" m si"ss@ ana s is AZ s'sr do
Nov a. R & Hamilton %Gs s Bra E% s% ss"
WINES .iaCoRs. CIGARS, Sc.
a,' ps ssa . "a S,, Sns ns nal. handy
10 barrels = pure iys :, wh,.Iey
rs % sia asms, - brandy and old wh'key
Gao 20 ss s.sa iI .s.s, ~ sss a"d brandy
4 s sra ks sr ss aaS y"
Nov a1-o.ieo
CANDLES, OIL, soar. Sc.
1900 cations refined whale oil
i 3. as s sss. and yellow soap
g e 90 % p ssafy starch 40
900 pounds s.isfa,us
Hamilton and King Bird from New
Nov a7-Snltod
roEFEE, TEA. sc.
g s,sas. s cd Java Jay, coffee ..o..
ss sas. no se and , aasuyfa coffee
Ia5 half chests fesh tea
70 boxes maccason nd vermcsln
~ boxes pepper ginger and mustard
Is donea Prestoss Morril. and Rabbits yeas, pow
10 do golden sirup
laadins PEI .ch0Onsrs amion ard Kas Bird fem New
Nov a5-oleof
rHEEsE, SUFFER-. xe
$50 S,xes G''ien cheese
kegs Goshen
$50 ba rsls Nos and Macknrel
,ss ,a d. . asrin y
I2,e3o pounds and bake fish
40 bags buckwheai flour.
s .s ~ 81 '''s' Hamilton III k s aS y"
Nov27-stiseod
pRoOMs. BUCKETS sc.
ID 200 dozen brooms sera
3 3 Do Do s e,ss,sa buckets Is
a. Troy
s, do and lines
a s M s y Hamilton NJ Kss Bra s
THE Yearbook Agriculture. .hs Annual Of
6ys 4 %ss. A. n Price 81 s. -
Practical Familiar EXPOSE
ZION Constitution Of the United siacs BY Furnan sheppard
Border Beuess Tale of Mississippi; by W. Gilmore simms
snise from the Nicholas Nckiesy s7x
Tie Cadwie, from copperaeld Dickens.
Jasl published and for sale a,
TAYLOR MAURYs
Nov % BOOKSTORE. SIN street.
OF e our stock livery superior gold watches e.
.san, ws pure SILVER tea ss.' % sone wais, tiers fork.
cases, performances, fine ians, Sc.
Iery.
paid selection Of glassrs adap eyes
manner the Iarges, orders eli -,cus n line.
nraea hnowdge al is branc6 10 witch rc, ps,sopsi q,
given, guarantees Satisfaction having fine
Engraving branches including cutting arms crests
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IL AZDKs and avtng sDap--We woud cali
II members Of Congress, others r.penhinE
of comprising Rodgers
brated swiss Jacques LaeouIcr the A.
s.ro =, shaving creams, aud soap.
tU,ctTe
and
Se also large Of Tub MS Han
Joseph Jana Aae md lean Charles cologne,
hair shaving nail and tooth brushes
NC
And aso large OF Iades dressing
T.. GALLtG AN
Dealers in Fine Fancy Goods, Plated Ware Perfumey
Dec 2-3ieod $40 Penn. nv under Browns Hotel.
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A CARD. William Tucker, merchant tailor No 4S Pennsy
n would respectfully Of mem
bers strangers and citizens generally to his
he j. prepared to make the and
fashionable styles.
Nov
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rOuv q. D5VEHEUx. Conm~stcner of C0art OF
i CiaI,na % Broad~sy. corner all street, New YORK.
R.frs 10 purcs Messss H~eoee
90 Iios u,oer Braai4h James W. Gcrtd ESQ., WIN Curtis
Noye- $50 New o Messr Rigs ca Hon Elisha Whiue
sey. Jssepn IA BsaaIry. .sa Washington. u. g.
and claimants washington
can max. Of tskirs dspcsl,ons
!, III. oecr Thonpoe councillor, Ac, No vaf
CIV Bs!) whom the undcsssn"S
bees o make particular reference, u.-rruv
Oct io-2awlm u Y. pkNEhhoA
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ONGFELLOW's New po.m.-rhr song OF Hiawsshs 4;
II by Henry Wadsworh Lonsfellow P,ic- 81
Curious Stories funny People cents
Just published and for sae
TAYLOR MAURYss
Novls Bookstore, 9th u
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n " ElliNG-HOUsE Amd Grounds Georgetown
IL Heights for Dumbafon the residence OF
Washington, The
sufficient for large family
splendid particular descrp
will be dis
addressing me by mail at Washington city
Apply A. HYDE Georgeto~n
Dec 2J-lzw3w
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IL IN y. A"~'o'' volumes
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Mask. frpm Dckens's Household Word.
The Confessions OF a Pretty Woman by Miss Pa doc
The Jealous Wife; by Mis- Pardoe
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables prjces and
how 10 obtain them rncs ak cents.
Septi FRANCK TAYLOR
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,,HE ONLY OsE AuIHOKtzEDs-lhe Rob of DR. BOY
VEAU LAFF ECTEUR is THE sifups OF Cu'sf
para, other similar remedies adscsy cafes
curry n the sbin daes scrof. the con
ulcers accomplishments the cniys
peod Of f, and Hereditary acrinlony VI humofs
powerfully catarrhs of the bladder N coa
tie afirne from abuses
injecons standings. AZ ryphtic the Rob csrcs 10
ensuing from the usx
alsam Of cspasa cutrbs nciiona whh Only
the The Rob B"yveau abovc al
sypc disense- whether recent or long shd
which have resisted The Of mercury OF the iodar
~ potassium
General agents RIord,n esq 81
New York. for wholesale ordeu Gulot Duconse
New Orleans; SeuiIIy, San Francisco.
Rob druggists throughout the Unit
ted tamphe 0~rvsis med
of Rob will be Obtained BY writing ~ O. boa
"a William street. New York, who will, inormsnos
wanted
prepared fill orders for South Ameviea the West In
United the Rob Ia boaA
March Idly
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GROCER kS, WINES. ssQGORS, ssc.--We beg leave 70
VI aud the public stock
resh consisting af-- 4
Pine green and black
Rio. and LaRuayra cchses
Re6a-d aud brown
Family, rhne, and extra -four, in halls and bags
Cheese, lard, hsn-, and shoulders
description
every make complete sso
Wines. Liquors, and Cigsrs-
Madeira sherry port cintc champagne wines :" hvofse
bra-ds End very superior
Fine brapdes, wh.skry, gins sc, Ia wood ana gas
Together srgv stock OF Havana, German sns oo"esue
ciHars. .,..--..x
be 10 MAKE ~ an Involvement !"
families and call brio. sulp"s nss va"u
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, co,
South side Penn avenue, se'we' = ~ and ON street"
-
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hereby certify the hest Of knowledge and belief the
above named guaranors good and sufficient :
fsigued) r. r.
Mar s-asw,sthN hlawu
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DARRI>lI'S PRACTICAL PHARMACY. 1 vol. svo
L Lectures on English History by Henry Reed.
Ceofy Noncton, rniihies Guardian " Noodle
Essay on The Life Character and Writings B. Cbson
LII. D. by Wrn A. Porter.
Jmekilp Man, the Victim of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1856.
FRANCK Tayt ON
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KNOW NOTHING BLIsTERs.

nThe bosom Of America is open to receive only the
opent and respectable stranger but the oppressed and
persscued of ALL NATIONS aud of ALL RELIGIONS
whom We shall welcome to aparticipation in ALL our
RIGHTS AND PRIyILEGES.s'- Washington.
Our civil rights have dependence on our religious
uinions MORE than opinions in physics and geonl-
ay To prescribe any citizen unworthy the public
confidence by laying upon him incapacity of being
allied 10 offices OF and emolument unless he pro-
s or renounce this that religious opinion is deprvng
him niurousy of those privileges and advantages 10
vhch in common with his ieowcitzens, he has a natural
fright 1t tends also to corrupt the principles of the very
rgon it is meant to encourage, by brbng with
opoy Of worldly honors those who will externally profess
nd conform 10 it Every person has equal right to
he hcuo and confidence Of his follow citizens resulting
heir sense Of them Thomas Jeferso,a
Resolccd That the liberal principles imbodied by JEFF
on in the Declaration oflndependenee and sanctioned
md the ASYLUM OF THE OPPRESSED OF EVERY
NATION HAVE BEEN CARDINAL PRINCIPLES IN THE DEMO
CRATIC FAITH and every attempt to ABRIDGE THE PRES
lent PRINCIPLES OF BECOMING CITIZENS and The
owners Of soil among ought to be resisted with the
spirit which swept the alien and sedition laws from
our statute books"
Resolution Of The Baltimore Democratic Convention
The history of the present King of Great Britain is
history orepeated injuries and usurpaons all having in
direct object the establishment OF absolute tyranny
these States He has endeavored to prevent the pop
uaton Of these States--FOR THAT PURPOSE OBJ
STRUGGLING THE LAWS OF NATURALIZATION or
FOREIGNERS REFUSING TO PASS OTHERS TO
ENCOURAGE THEIR MIGRATION HITLER, and rails
/ ing the conditions Of new appropriations Of land
Declaration Of Independence
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NOT AN ABoLITIosIsT.

The base ruse OF the knownothings Is to deny thar
,g,sop senator from Massachusetts,, is member ~
~ order II has been evident 10 the underground set
NJ, ,he Accommodating abolition victories la the North
~ hitter pills for the fraternity with In the Old Do
oon and the election approaches the fear Of defeat
comes general and It IL attempted 10 throw of the abo-
eon oaium that has been so Enthusiastically Fixed upon
hem The Richmond Wing and other know-nothing
,osr ia the eastern portion OF the State quote the fol-
wing from the Boston Telegraph themselves loose
Nom senator Wilson whilst the Times Of this city per-
s.ts N SAYING that know-nothngism is .ntslavery;
general Wilson gave the closing lecture Of the anti
l.yery course last evening al the Temple lie explained
81 himself the position with regard 10 slavery that he had
ed for tTenty years and called upon all TO oppose
~ marty that should try smother the antslavery sen.
ent liz assumed that this course had been the death Of
80 great PARTIES and must be of the other party nov
sSery sentiment and called upon The ant-slavery party
i kill oil the American douehtaces they bad the
others
IL was the boast of the Cayennes thar they had carried
IA state IL Massachusetts, by the last State cleo
ioo from eovys10r to the lowest Office 1t well known
mai there bur in the legislature that elected
wilson 10 the United States Senate who is not know
nothing and elected by that faction Wilson has ON for
- occasions while delivering his auti-savery harangues,
aot denied his connexion with the new party nor has
me Rev Burlingame the abolition representative in Con-
s froa, Massachusetts, denied his connexion with the
order Al festival be offered toast to the twin brothers
sam and Sambo Let the senator what he peses IN re-
card to the knownohngs theeve OF an important cleo
on in slave State it will not bepossibe for him to re-
MIR tie injury be has done the by his speeches in
he Senate and in Massachusetts, Vrgnians cannot be
dped hy any such shallow pretence They understand
h nolicy OF northern agtaors and viii guard them
elves against their attacks in whatever form they may
bs made In abolition, in know nothing politics,
Inc end ius6es the means, and duplicity is game
At which they play strong hand. Even who occupies
he high position Of United States senator will permit him
M 10 be made the petty tool of petty politicians, and
will by their direction, with unbushing erontery, put
false face upon bis complexion TO please the wre-workcrs
Of Virginia. The trick is so contemplate that the instru-
nen with which il is attempted TO be played will be de-
psea while the attempt viii be made to make the best
By The schemers Such humiliation in the land OF Web
er SO abhorrent to the honest mind that it will shrink
from It with disgust
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~ y IEa WucH APFAiR.--Extract of letter from
Auander age Of the United States steamer Water
W. Y ffiend in New York
nq leit the Water Witch, taking with all Of the
hs oHeers save the FIRST lieutenant and cilhteen of
Nh men Tor the purpose Of ascending the river Sala-
n utn uaverses the province of Santa Fe This work
a. 70 do II possible, in two Of our boats and
4 VfA There was supposed 10 be most arduous the
Aiosed &C. had taken the above officers and crew
Fsuu'uoa Of the Water Witch, her diminished number
, ana crew, was we'll known to the government OF
~ ana especially 70 the commander of the fort
ma oulcers all been on board, believe, unequal
49, y peen the eontest--the Water Wilchs small
nv ooas guns against 24-pounders mounted on a
H., u%lardy savages would have been entirely
~ from their guns
hs e'e now, hoping most anxiously for the arrival
\ ,n g,auodore have much TO my regret found not
MA heh-oi-war IN this rivera place that never
In M n st without one. had hoped have met here
H. go, 'hantown, Captain Lynch, from whom should
SsSo "o Of his 64-poundars and have returned 20
Ina ~ u less than one month. With this force
n ssAed nothing more and would have taken
Sockn ~ ~ me responsibility after this outrage OF
oe uoWn every Paraguay fort and capturing their
/ Ooasingn ''N''o' '"'''' N''"@ in's =
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From the Rochester Daily Advertiser
THE SPIRIT OF 1872.

in regard to the power Of the United States there can
question that in defensive warfare could resist the
orld combined All Europe could not conquer u.s. But
her England or France could sweep our commerce
Pom the ocean and even Spain is probably more than
(r equal in naval strength at this moment But what
er may be her actual strength, war with her would n
ltaoiy prove most disastrous TO commerce. and give
much more work than the silly statesmen at Washing
ION appear to suppose possible In such war we have
(erythng TO lose and nothing to gain and it becomes
e duty OF every sane man. and every phianthropis in
ne country to unite in resisting such wicked and disas
ou embodiment rs that with which we are now threat
(nedb
50 says the New York Courier and ENQUIRER So said
|he federal tories Of 1872 So they preachedso they
fctedso they prayed, and left nothing undone before
ae commencement of the with Great Britain and du-
ng It's continuance to embarrass the government and en-
fouagethe soience of the oyerbearng power with whom
mad TO contend That war was unjust wicked sun
provoked silly &c &cso they said and ow we see the
mesprt manifested and much Of the same used
zen any excuse made for the British when their war
sses committed depredations upon our commerce No
eAe was given to the reports of ship-masers and
hers when they were kicked the decks of their
vessels for daring resist the search Of some nsoent
ush saoaltern Then there just cause for war
% asa consequence those who raised the cry laid every
edimen in the way clog the wheels of government
ne war was ended till peace was concluded on
cA less favorable terms than it might have been except
ue elssness Of those enemies to democratic govern
htut
"na' are we 10 expect now? Il any intelligent so
!nea az to believe thai Spain probably than
' " nardt streaghT In the time of the last war; with
ahoe advantage Of England over in naval power,
nuch more encouragement was given by such COM
NoHs' u was supposed, prophesied, and hoped,
''Ohs speak mems thoughts, that England would over
eS y her naval superiority. Did she do it? The
statement seems to carry the same idea with respect
SPAIN we should by chance fall into war with her
VMaton is that Spain could probably fog on the
WI ou' not then England and France would turn in
% Ihe business for her.
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LOCAL Ew s.

The MAY DALL-Notwithstand the cold rain and the
muddy streets with their mirchecking and
Accomplishments the May ball demonstration last evening
of Professor Munder complete success. We have
neither time nor space enter particulars. 1t
largest and most brilliant gatherings that
within the four walls of the National While without
all gloom and darkness. within all was light and glad
ness What with the flashing Of eyes, the gay and graceful
toilets the exquisite music and the wtchng Of
some of the nies feet in the world the whole
well calculated to produce state of excitement not favorable
for prosaic reporting The dress circle filled to its ut
most capacity with elegantly and deliberately dress
ed ladies and gentlemen, who watched the fancy dances
Of the children with admiring attention. Facing the
the entrance and at the extreme end OF the STAGE
hcr of the ball throne erected upon which
gracefully reposed the young and blushng May Queen
She her royal honor with winning dignity and
sure appeared derive material aid and comfort from
her maids Of honor. As the fancy dances dis
posed and the misses and masters led OFF, perfectly bew
dered with the accumulated rumphs Of the evening their
fathers and mothers and elder brothers and sisters afforded
practical and gratifying illustration Of the popular melody
of The Old Folks at Home"
IL Professor Munder could accomplish such wonders
stormy night what marvels might not expect with pro-
pitious weather. We hope the hint win not be thrown
away
Fatal ACCIDENT AT WAsHrSGroN AauEDucr.-By
premature explosion "Wednesday last of blast in tun
mel No. Of the Washington aqueduct Of the workmen
instantly killed and three others severely injured
Much valuable and interesting information be CLEANED
from perusa of old records and old journals IL they dc
unaracve appearance Agsntleman OF this city
has furnished with the following from the journal
house Of delegates of Virginia. Of November l5 ITS
on the 18th Of November ITS, James Ramsey petitions
to the vginn legislature, aedgng himself discoverer and
machines and engines to propel boats by steam
and repeal of the law in favor OF John Fitch
Among the guests at Wizards Hotel is Hon. Harry iib
bard OF New Hampshire.
RoBpEny AND ARREsT.-hrs. Campbell who resides or
greet meeting with serious loss this week
On Tuesday evening her servant and some four hun
drcd dollars worth of silver plate disappeared at one and the
same The police, having been apprized OF these myste
rious circumstances succeeded, after long Search in cap
turing the thief and recovering the stolen property
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DEATH orFIcEa--Captain Henry ID. Grafton,
Of the United States army recently attacked with APP
oplexy, and died suddenly at Davenport Iowa He was
the eldest OF Major Joseph Grafton OF Boston who for
mery served ia the army Of the United States
graduate of West Point Of the class of 1912 and at
ached to the st regiment Of artillery until the close of the
year 1854 and had only resigned his commission shortly
before his death He distinguished for his gallant
conduct during the Mexican campaign. Capt Grafton
married early age the youngest daughter Of Com.
Ed Trenehard late Of the United States navy by whom
he leaves interesting family.
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United states Court Of Claims.

Real Estate Bounty Laad and General Agency at Washing
ton Cay.
CHARLES X. SHERMAN, attorney -at-law, aud JAMES
WALKER II Tennessee late reading clerk IN the House
themselves together for the pnr
pose OF claims against either before III
Cams Congress, the several exec
uiivc departments. !,
In Of Camr, and others involving "
qnesons they will be aided BY MI Charles T. shermaa wei
tnowu here and West lawyer
They give and prompt attention TO all buasss N
particularly bounty land well rs
renting, leasing, selling and purchasing real estate
They refer members and exmsmbers OF congeS
in the correspondents
Mr.. Charles II. sherman.
AIS Third street, daor north OF Gadsbys fiote.
April a2--eodtfdacp
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Steamboat Excursion.
LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS.

Celebration Of the Landing Fl The Pilgrim Fathers IF Mary
land ST. Marys city, st. Marys county, Under the aus
pices Of the Phiodemic Society Of Oeogetora College,
..x.r~ Of tbs Young Cat
nic Friend Society OF this have the honor o.
the citizens of Washngt0n and III
chartered well known and popular
for The above mentioned excHs
slot. (. es
the enire trip as each they can be
following kidwel Lawrence,
Caian Of 3d
and streets; Martin r. Knss, Pennsyvana avenue; D. b.
Cakes Maryland John f. Ellis
VIM A. KeDnedy's bookstore
from Francis McNcrhany naval Sofckeeper Navy
Yard .sf
Of tickets Ia limited esrous Of enjoying
this increasing excursion are particularly g make envy
nbove member 81 the COMMITTEES OF
sales will be closed on Saturday evening the
10th May
proprietor Of Pinry Poin
the night will be
secu during the excursion
Washington steamboat wharf, ~
Monday evening" the 18th May next n
O'Clock, .. the following We'd
JOHN CARROLL BRENT,
Wa. A. KENNEDY,
GEORGE HARVEY,
JOHN L CAASELL,
FRANCIS McNERHANY,
Committee Of ATraDgem ents.
April a2-TuThsatd
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Anil p2--TuThs sat-!

VALUABLE FARM In Virginia 1000 acres) for
leased for Of the Fauquier White
Sulphur sprngs whose high reputation warrants NE
undersigned one
valuable farm which surrounds the springs
45O Of low groaud remArkas'e IN
and Capable Of being made the bes
of this land yielded 100 bushels u corr
from 1884, twelfth Of successive culiiv
on and In 1854 bad was the season pro
The easily susceptible Of division, and
certainly oneo Of best Virginia. n
onhrd OF December next and the balance ~
from date 0 delivery
further particulars inquire OF the subscriber by letters at
Wnnenon springs, Virginia. or 70 washington
DC. IhoMAS ShCnH.
Anil % -2nw,cp
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ny }. o. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.-Pus
a Of the OF tho District OF Cnlust
Washington made in certain csu
wherein James w sase Jossph o. Hsshe and Margaret Hssos
compiasn1ns and MNsgss
strange Robert strange, French dseRdans t
public auction, the psemses Saturday
the all that
ground Washington known and distinguished upon
numbered al
MD together with 81
and singular the nppurtsRances theeunto belonging
day The premises, IN fn
Of said decree all that piece parcel o. Eound
numbered eight ISL In NUMBER
and S with the aspurseaancs 'hefeuns
belonging
sale residue equal IN sir aud ~.
Of ssla for whet
purchasers shalt prnns
sorry endorses security To he approved Y the trustee
w. u. WEBB Trustee.
las. q. MCGUIRE
Aprl 29-pawkds Auctioneer.
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The MAY ANNIvERsAREsUnder date Of the Let instant,
New York correspondent writes:
The religious anniversaries begin to-daythe Amcri-
can Seamens Friends Society leading Oft The Baptist
Bible Revisionsts had preliminary meeting yesterday.
The ansavery people have engaged the speakers who
figured at the Cincinnati the other day
here Anthony Burns and Fed. Douglass will also be
hand Senators Wilson ant Summer, Of Massachusetts,
however will be the heavy artillery
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CENERAI. AGENCY AT WAsHIN0TON--Ths cub
u scrber frMery having eeIahlished
ofhce city street, IN ffont Of Treas
ury claisanp the
m especially and buniiea
aud pensions nd he recs II C0nsrUna
Having the late David Derr,ngon
hns perhaps only index which was ever made ~ Tue i'm
revolutionary papas tn e nsst xudoss once ~
Richmond He c0p0as index the all
HE other public Capitol Virginia. These, and the
experience,
title him hope Entrusted him be jrs lie S be
able 10 show claimant hinssM he entirety
unable H.. as .
For Claim. unde , recent March, 1885, vsg 100
Of land 10 who served fsareem his
charges will be very modefnc. FELlA HiChAHpS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, virginia
James r. Heash Of Psaaons, Richmond.
Virginia
stafford H.. Parker, Richmopd, Virginia.
u. rendleton. Virginia.
Hon. Chiffon, WashlneDns D. e.
William j. ard esq Baltimore
Timberlake, esq, New York.
March 7--dxcpiys