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OFFICE THE WASHINGTON AQUEDucT,
f#Y Washington, March y, 1855.
PROPOSALS Invited graduation and brick masonry,
DAMS tunnels, Of tho Washington aqueduct
Proposals 9Th Of May M be opened al noon Of
that
Mars poes specifications work will be ready for ex
ami 10th day Of April next .5 y,
received the work of particular cuvefts,
bdges &c. described the plans and specifications.
works be completed under the
but all unfinished Work VIII
future appropriations Congress The engineer
OF work 10 be done ana rate
appropriation and IN
holding sufficiently decide when and
what stopped funds become available
will paid, the Judgment OF
engineer been properly executed far as has
gone !. -,
Payments specie checks upon the United State.
monthly estimates OF the reseVius 0
per will be don OF all contracts that the work
sealed and endorsed proposals for work on
Washington Aqueduct" sE se, III,
the right reject all the bids
make such
considered conducive the OF the
work. .st as :,
Every offer be accompanied by written guarantee signed by
responsible effect that he they under
that bidder bidders will II his their bid be accepted,
enter obligation, within ten days, With good and sufficient
completion the work undertaken said guarantee
accompanied by certificate Of the United States district
Judge United States district attorney agent some ohcer OF
individual known the Engineer or De-
pnrment Of War; the able TO make good their
guarantee.
| choose To be present . -
Capt. of Engineers, in charge.
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The National Hotel

for the reception of the 27
OF This month. The basement 10
The building alterations in and about the dining
and comfort OF It's guests
furnished With the beet the markets can AFFORD,
best and or labor viii be spared
that public will continue
which always bcen extended to the house.
for the wntercau do so at any
2oh, by calling at the Hotel Board 81 per day.
r.. ID. WILLARD.
WAsHrssros Cry November IA, 1854.
Nov 81
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rCUi1 ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED 1.-The Rob Of DR.. BOY
yEaU LAFFECTEUR superior TO The sups Of Cnisi-
per ,,arfa similar remedies. Ii radically
mercury affections Of the skin dartres scroua the con-
accOuchmcnts the critical
period a hereditary acmony Of humors AZ depura
powerfully catars Of the bndde In
fractions arising from abuses
injections OF souhdngs As syphic The Rob cures in
recent diseases ensuing from the
bassm cubes OF from injections which only repei
the yins without Tho above
in syph stand
ing have resisted the OF mercury OF the odue
Of potassium. - - ts -.
rycn the United States Gabriel Bondn, ESQ., 81
William street wholesale orders Guio Duconge
New Orleans Seully San Frnncisco. . 4t 3. .
The sold BY all the druggists throughout the Unit
ted States dc st. Gerva the med
properties the Rob will be obtained by writing 10 g. Blon-
din on William street, York, who will give Information
~ =. .4.4.
O. b. prepared for South America, the West In
dies dues ns he has the Rob In bond
IA-AI
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To southern Agriculturists and Planters.


IotN sNfDER dealer wines A the former Old established
ue store OF Jacob Snide 10 Walnut street, four doors
and ouors on accommodating terms.
r.coB sNnER ia agent importation Of oreisn wines,
cr No 6 prepared receive orders
IN, IN. special importation &C. various houses ~ En
IN and upwards; aud also soHcits
Coz son. snder the ronag OF hs friends and
fprmer :,
Al wines delivered Washington city by "Adamss EIp s.
ree OF freight. '"h' Wy
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United States Patent Once,
Washington, May 10, 1855.

II petition Emily Pullman, ADMINISTRATIVE Of the esinte
of Lewis Pullman deceased late of Abon New York; pray
the said Lewis Pullman
day August lSi for Improvement in machines
buildings from the expiration
said paent which takes the 2lst day OF August
1856
ordered that snid petition be heard the Patent once
Monday day of August AT 10 O'Clock, and all
notified and show cause amy they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted. Haas
Persons opposing the extension are required he the Patent
Objections specially forth writing least
before day Of hearing All testimony filed by either party
transmitted
which will be furnished
plicaiOn.
testimony will 26h of July
deposons, and other relied testimony must be
filed the office before the morning of that day the
guments, il any, within days the reatef ie MNl .
Ordered that this notice be published in the Unon lne-
gencer Evening Star, Washington D. C PennysaLnan,
Philadelphia Pa Scen tfc American, New York, NJ r; Daily
Republican, Boston, Mass,
for three weeks previous the 9th day of
gust next, the day Of hearing. =. III :. ,.4e
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of fatsnts.
above papers will please copy, and send
their Once, with containing this notice.
00.-la k3uu = .
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Glover Perrin VIM T. Willis and wife and Amanda Hendricks
UEREAS Perrin has filed petition praying for the pa
In Tots 10 and 81 In The
showing that the above named defendants have
ordered that said parties and
the second Monday in ocobe 5, in The
circuit county, Florida will
further ordered that this be published
wee XIV Florida Democrat Washington
Union nd New York Journal of Commerce
U@ THos. +. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June Is, 1885,
June 23-law2m
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R. II. GIL l. Il II ,
CouusslL0r AT Lnsr,

Office ha e-id in franklin Row. corner
of and Thrteent his
ton pnripay United States Supeme Court
concerning he VIII
opinions legal arising before
Office, the chief Justice assistant
the District OF Coiumbia and will also assist ~ the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
also written opinions and arguments for par
having either departments and
claims before board established for their
adiudicaton.
9s--du
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Stopping SoufhampoN, both ana etThhg Hty
ave advantages
other route, for the economy Of lime and money
Passage from Ne,D Yors 10 Southampton and Bremen
First cabin saoon $780, first cabin, lower 'acon $40
second do, $50
No bills lading will BE- signed ON the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon 10 attached to each snip.
For freight passage, spplyto j, ,,,,, ~
q, A. HEINEKEN Co.. Bremen.
ls. CROSKEY & Co Southampton,
WILLIAM l6ELiN, Havre
Mar G-d1y agl5@ M rsss 5r5
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Nassau Hall college Of New Jersey, Princeton
T" should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min';
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days q, auld lang syne1 -


And days % aald lang syne.' HH4
Tn. members of The senior class ending June, 1883
h junior class of The ending June, 1882 the Sophomore
ending in June 1880 hereby assemble
brighten the links Of The chain of love friendship which
entirely sever, exchange
lives greeting sympathy untieIy
OF their promising compeers.
preliminary of The selfappointed will be
held on the hrs ondy In September A. D. 1885, At hn United
States Hotel Chesnut Fourth and Fifth
which those members of be
invited will be
adopted full AS possible.
In the those whom addressed viii be
furnish the secretary oe by mail
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton N. j., Chairman
ALEXANDER c. BART, nj. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LrGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, Aleghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, Nj
ta.f. LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHS WsiDaAE Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-awtMar3 [IneigencerJ H
All newspapers civilized world
notice this their editorial columns
of classes through the four great d
visions the globe all throughout the United
States of America requested gasutons insertion
caonay between this date aud the 81 OF March, A. D. 1887
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Law Notice.

BRows STANTON WALKER.
tUM. II. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
w ER partnership practising law in the Supreme
claims In Washington
and of Tennessee. Offices in Washington and Mem
phs. the will found either place, and
letters will receive prompt attention.
April 49, tfeod ftntel and Sentinel copy.]
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

!
To Capt Meigs, U s. Engineers.
We, the undersgned residents Of, in the state OF -,
hereby Jointly seveay with the United Stae and
guaranty the foregoing bid o be acceped ha ne or
they will the acceptance the said bid,
sufficient aureics 10
perform furnish the articles proposed in conformity TO the es
advertisement under which II made And In case me
aforesaid, guaranty
10 make good Offer by the said and
he uex lowest bidder.
~ s,igncN A. ID.
&. ID.
hereby certify that 10 e my belief the
above guarantors good and sufficient
(Signed) II. =.
Mar S--j,wts,b NAV & lawtf + .a.s
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
pErARrmENr OF srArr.


The Treasury Department consists of the offices o the Sec
retary OF the Treasury two comproers commissioner of
the CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board and coast survey.
The following brief indication of the duties of these
several offices and OF the force employed therein respectively
Secrorys O6fce.Hon James Guthrie Secretary of the
Treasury Hon. r. O. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charges architect and three draughen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
try Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions OF the government and of the
cuhon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
o the United States He superntend the survey Of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the mane hospitals Of
he United States and the construction of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First Conproiler's 0ce-Elisha Whittlesey esq, Comp
roe and fifteen clerks lie presoribes the mode of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice az well as the public lands and revses and cere the
balances arising thereon f
SECOND oomptroier's OGce.--Jobn NJ. Brodhead, esq.,
oomp and clerks He prescrbes the mode
keeping ana rendering the accounts OF the army, navy
departments Of the public service and reves and
certhes the balances arising thereon
o0'ee of coa@issioaer Of the Ctops Hugh j. Anderson
~; oommissioner, and eleven clerks lie prescrbes the
o. keeping and rendering the Of the
ana disbursements, and for the building and repair
arising thereon.
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- NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
JSS4 AMPTt N UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Gf6 The s5'ts conprising this line the WAsHIN
- TON, capt. E. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt Ed
wnrd Hiegins. . s.
stop Southampton both golhs aad rcrrnng
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GNo. b3S. |
Notice

Of the establishment Of additioaai Land Office in The Ter
ritory of Oregon.
approved February W. 1858,
entitled additional land distict in the
Territory called Uppua district, embracing
of the fourth standard PARALLEL is hereby
declared The Ian office for said district has
brenI by United
Winchester in said Territory, ordered.
Given under INV hand Tth
Nav A ID. 1855, I44 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ones.
+ Nav ls-iswi2u Intel n Star.l
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fG a mo- $40.
Land Once at Defiance, in the State of Ohio
A. Office given of law, and view
Of the land officers at DEFIANCE, OHo that the
vacant land IL said district
the Interior bns directed tba said land Of
dsconnued and that the lands remaining
be nude subject sale and
entry the only remaining land Office in the STATE
| OHIO. 5..44 FL
Office discontinued, viii
Office from the date of The receipt Of this
thereof; and the land officers
public notice Of the day which they
prepared receive applications for entries OF such
lands nj their office. - ..,...
4- Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
WASHINGTON u. c., June l9, 1855.
June 23-law6w lint. StnrJ
Nar Carolina Hotel.
Change of Proprictors.
mIjE largest hotel in Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, near railroad depot aud steamboat landings
8ag s38 -R9t d. u. BROWN, Proprietor.
June 3-dlmf
MILITARY MEN a
lB pieces medium nnd fine white linen drlings
supply of those woolens and other fabrics adapt
ed for cizens' apparel. gs-s..
With cravntr, gloves, suspenders, hait-hose, &c,
only. t8 0R
Delay In closing any present expected
Good articles prices and fair dealing be Relied all
cases, PERRY b BROTHER,
"Ccntrn Stores" West Building,
June s--Gtdf tAft Opposite Centre Market
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JIARPER's MAGAZINE Tor May.
III Emma beiug No. o" Harpers Story pookm
inst received by TAYLOR X MAURy,
May to. Bookssilrrs, Penn avenue, near 9h street
Y BROTHERS, Keeper, by auth NJ OF Dollars aud Cents
vi Mr Ru,hrrford's Children, Sc. II -
. %, sale NJ TAYLOR & MAURY'S
May Bookstore, 9th street.
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PROPOSED pArzs oy sArLrne.

EDWARD K. COLLINS,
No. 50 Wall street, N. y.
Brown, sHIPLEY, q Co.
STEPHEN KENNARp 1 CO,
~ Austin Frinrs London
y "N''' " Paris.
aEo. II DRAPER, Havre.
rne ships will be accountable for gold
iadnr thereof therein
Aps5-dT
I,OR commodous and attic house
18th eas side the corner OF street. house con
and possession given mme
sey Solicitors odice Treasury Department
Oct l5--IU
John o. Sargent 6 Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Counseliors-at- Lam,
themselves for the prosecution OF
departments, the court Of claims or
any Unite States sitting in the District of Columbia
WAsHisaTos, D. C March ~, iooo'
Ma 25-cod3m
NOR sENT-he large recently
pied situated near the Great Circle on
PennsyIvania avenue west. . - - r,,,
Wnders building, No ., corner of l7ih aud streets
Ap Scott Il .ss.s
#o spectacIes.
silver spectaces, glasses &c OF
long gives peculiar in selecting glasses
adapted 10 the eyes OF wearers . -. M,
"a rsu$ avenue, Nioth aud Tenth streets
ian s3--n NiI 8xa 9ltaaaE ea
To Southern Agriculturists and Planters.
THOROUGH practical and educated Maryland farmer wishes
healthy estate 'ha Sonn ~e
20 improve and convert INTO pey aRe"
The n,yhss testimonial. riven and all comnunica
n q subject fully answered
Address AGRfLOLA, Washington, ID U tst -e8-e-
March N-inwiy
ewts,,X 0de
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United states Mails.

a PosT Orrror DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1853
ROposAs for carrying Of the United States from the
s day Of November 30t day Of June, 1855 in
ci,ye in The State OF MICHIGAN will be received at the Com
tract Post Office Department in the city Of wash
mill c inclusive be decided the
~ day on the routes the herein specified
i3ea Cdr River 10 rs miles and back
during The suspension navigation, from November
to May Is in each yeat.
Leave Carp River Monday Al Gam; s#-U
Arrive keewenaw Bay nett Wednesday by dpm
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday ut ans
arrive Carp River Saturday by M
1887 Bay by Portage Entry, Hougon ChGn Eagle
River, Eagle arbor and NorArVest Mine, TO roH WI
kins, II miles and back once week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at 6ami
Arrive at Fort wilkins Saturday by6pm;
Leave Port Wilkins Monday at 6 IN;
Arrive a Keewenaw Bay next "Wednesday by pm. -
1888 Bay Algonquin Adventure, and Rockahd 10
Ontopapon SO miles ant hack, week.
Leave Keevenaw Bay Thursday at Gam;
Arrive al Ontonagon Saturday by PM sat
Leave Ontonagon Monday at 6am
Arrive at Keewenaw Bay "Wednesday BY 3 P m
For with embraced 10 the contracts
see the for mail proposals February 10 1855
so w JAMES CAMPDELL
May I7-Iaw4w Po"mas'e' "e"e'a''
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V,HE only Place where the genuine Black tsrs
Europe he obtained nj the Tea Store No $40
opposite National Intesencer oce where
had NJ English breakfast Congo
Flowers All other kinds Of
hand, at very low prices wholesale and retail
May 3o-eo3t HALL y HENklNN,
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
may be the conveniently arranged and
reaus as follows: The Appointment Office in charge Of the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office in
charge of Second Assistant Postmaster General; the
Finance Office in charge Of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Oce In charge OF the cmet
clerk.
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned MI questions which relate the establishment and
post Offices changes of sites and names,
removal OF postmasters and route and local
furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau whchs charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
ment and with the supernendence OF the several agencies
established for supplying posmasers with blanks To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision of the mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and International postal
arrangements.
Contract Office William H. Dundas esq., Second Assist
ant postm General and twenty clerks To this OF
fee Is assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
of the United Staes and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency Of trips, mode Of convey and tunes o. ae
narres and arrivals all the routes the OF the
the different sections of the country, the points
f mail distributions and the regulations for the government
~ The domestic mail service Of the United States 1t pre-
the mail proposals. receives the bds
.ras charge of the annual occasional mail lettings,
and tho adjustment and execution OF the contracts All
ncaons or the establishment alteration of mail arrange
rpens the appointment OF ma snouo oese'
j., h;s office All claims should be submitted to for tanspor
not under contract the recognition OF sad
il frat to be obtained through the Contract Office AZ
authority the proper credits at the Auditors VI
fee From this office a postmastes al the ena OF
ve the statement mail arrangements prescribed Tor the
oc,ve roues trepors weekly TO the Auditor all con-
tracts executed all orders affecting accounts Tor mail
transportation prepares the statistical exnip''s o e a
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Time between ~ Washington and Wheeling bat I7s
houTsi
Rsnning time bst'oes Washington and Cacnna " hours
Through TicA cts and Baggage Checks be had In
NXas rInrH.
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I5OR and attic house
18th east side the corner OF street House con
ta,n papered and painted
throughout and possession given imme-
steI, Odice, Treasury Department
lR--1tf
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IE associated themselves or inc prac
uce OF Of claims aud in the supeme Court
the limited OF all the partners WIN D
given claims nirused the and ney VII sen
o oil numpef VIII DC
] Washington constantly or whenever necessary. .
at Washington cy where All isuers "
| their iout tbusin may be addressed. fiHt
| May e--aaw3m eetsfE tsfa a 81 sfl FL IL t ft
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washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON AQuEDucf,
# Washington, March z, 1855
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MBDrcrHr.
PREVENT YETI

LnEy Emf YEEOE
- iLIOUs PEyrs DW TTS>
AouE-use Dr. j. 9 Rnss,A AND TEyS.Ek
ssy. W. .. D. ko'. d psA, Z,
To. preparation Is made ,,o,, ~.
shonourss sarsapariila Root ms pn.r.
aeI insieoients y hish tend H. aaa sonb.sIas
taton 81 any time. or Al an. tssnIst. nsa ~
ncm.eh. Liver and Bowel ass. lsss.s 20.
sseretions and bile, thus ,ivir. ,Jins CT Pc
YER To- mt ,b psth.isalarly u..fui .ts.Sns
osten n,sxsnt ,ooay 'ssin in psrfsss y. ~
~. e r 'evers, hused In f.vs, osslh ~
ion. ~. lever .nown a esso Of Seoas.fs,@
In sssI or Fever and Asus 10 s.l'~ f.s.,
~, Ians this sarssparilla Connoocea 70 ~
s soS ;n al sses should take It frssiy 3d.
s sss. inviects.es the Constitution u rr.sr.s
ses snd pm ysisai powers. ncrss,.ss ,.oa'ss "a.
so siin na,nrai, hsalthful .,s ssS.ss,
system. IL will very soon Be a mnsppsn to Sss
.ne form Of pimp'es or eruption. % ID, .s,,.A
appear. This SsIsaparilla, coma sna then ~
psptie Compound. half and b sps' With =,
sia.sfui taken three times dsv sad bali y
believe this mixture will chr. 's.ofs each
case OF diseased Liver, ss hay. aaY Old o.
cases, always successfully u'ea ftht,nS%
Quart bottles 81; small bot.ls,
Sold BY Purcell, Lad6 & Co. ROSE, Ma
y. A. Strecker; Paterson HsSoes Aps,.
Beers, Alex. Duvai; Duv.I En,.ssoe; sess.s
Zschrissona; A. Bcdeker. and w D = J. Rhr;
Gil Druggists In Norfolk, Port,Iru..L sdd, R.an..'
L3nehburs, and other town, in v;Ioaathr Peters
tu l3-2taw Egihia.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS

6
~ "RICHMoNp, Nov. q, IS52-I have triad urT
all the sough remedies Of the day, and have % be-
tation In saying that believe hRS. A, DA"i
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most vaiushs frlss
ton of the kind now In use, and a. family E.1ia
almos' Indispensable. Il WARREN
MRS. DAVIS COUGH REhEDY.--We ssa Fsai
witnessed Its operation In bad eossh IN Vaai
afforded speedy and decided relisk-Rish RsTy'
For sale by Mr. A. B. DAVIS, ssnasti / s'.n
Alex. Duvai, Paterson l. Jackson, CbsA haf"f
Ell. Piset, A. Eodeker and Charter D. YGs
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!. |. ,,4iLr DlsfA f.Ii



~,~,.s.onAsnse Of the Dispsssh.
p.;,odt,pAiaas Dead IN Virginia 81
: Sgpposed Marderer- Aims House, &c.
PHfLADELPBIA, Sept. ls.
Hundreds of dollars continue to pour In
Cor the Norfolk Relief Fund The total
amount collected so far is So. 600. Inc
Philadelphians who have died thus r2f, are
Tlr. Crxycroft, Singleton Mercer, r. n. gre,
nam. T. w. Handy, Miss Patterson, Fepoteoi
and Edmund Barrett If il had Been neces'
s.ry. st least sixty more physiciane ano nur-
SEES could have been sent forward, ~ spptnoas
cations to that extent have been oeeli"eu
within the last few days.
man named Thomas Burns was arrested
yesterday, charged with being concerpec ~
the murder of John Thomas. the colorea
ostler. on Tuesday night Il ct The prisoner
denies the charge.
The census Of the aims; house. on Saturday
noon, amounted to 1907 inmates, III more
than the corresponding week last year. Ex-
nenses from May Goth, 1853, TO May 20, 1884,
si36 SOC So, making s144 per week for each
inmate
The Know Nothings Of this State are said
IN have nominated Peter Martin, Esq, OF Lam
caster county for Canal Commissioner, max
ing the fourth nomination, by az many par
ties, for the same office.
C. G. Foster, a writer of some talent, who
has been confined in Moyamensing Prison
for several months past, charged with hsV-
ing forged the name of VIM. Z Burton, has
been released, no one appearing against
him Madame de Marguerittes married him
ia prison, and it is her friendship. doubtless
which has saved him from being prosecuted
Early this morning the coroner was called
TO hold an inquest on the body of man
found dead on the Reading Railroad, between
the frankfort turnpike and the plank road
to that place. in the 23rd Ward. The man
whose name is Mclaughlin, was employed
as a brakeman on train on the road
He was dreadfully crushed about the legs
and his head was nearly severed from hi
body.
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CARTWRIGHT s. POWELL, HOUSE
~ PAlNTERS-A AND 9LAZfERs- th.nt ful Tor
sne patronage % literally bestowed them hereto
assurae all who may fsyar than with wcrk 10 their
ans tnat none but the hes. material will be
9sea % tham They n-eaPf tsa same shnp With
= = M,snsssns on Bsah saest. " here lbey viii BIZ
N. B.-Wslls Aad Csiiipss whtepsd ia thu b..t
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