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TT literary and Historical MisceiIanies,
IL by George Bancroft.
A Journey through the Chinese Empire, by NJ.
Hue, author OF Recoeclions OF a Journey through
Tarlary and Thbet
History Tor Boys Annals Of the Nations of
Modern Europe Il. FARNHAM
DLAYS, by Anna Cora MOwatt, author of
Il Autobiography OF an Actress Price 80 cents.
The Hour and The Man, by Harriet Marineau.
Price 379 cents.
America and the Americans, 10y w. +. Baxter,
nj. p.
Fairy Tale, by Countess dAulnoy, translated
by ]. r. Rancho. illustrated.
History OF Prestcrafi in all Ages and Nations,
by William Hewitt.
A School OF LIE, by Anna Mary Howlll Ju,t
received at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
June 2 Bookstore, near 9th street
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Public Schools -Knownothingism.- a
recent meeting of the board OF trustees of the
public schools, all the teachers with but two
exceptions--one Protestant, and the other a
Roman Catholic--were reelected, TO serve du-
ring the present year.
Weare gratifed with this result, both on account
OF the competency of the instructors and because
the board are, apparently indisposed TO prescribe
any one account Of his or her preference for
The Roman Catholic Church; an event which was
apprehended, in view OF the bitterness which
distinguishes The membership of the Knownothing
order, of which the school trustees are a part
toward that system of religion. Let City Fathers
stoop so low IN political filth as TO turn even
'nigh'men' ouI OF their odorferous Offices but
lei not the school trustees make the teachers Of
youth the objects of their uncharitable attacks.
Were such a course pursued. the system of public
schools would lose the good name which it has
acquired, and sink into deserved contempt.
Church FORMS aud matters OF doctrine and faith,
should be carefully excluded from he public "day-
schools" as knowledge Of them can be acquired
IN she Sunday schools" attached to The several
Churches, ofthe various distinct denominations
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HISTORY FOR BOYS; or Annals OF
III the Nations Of Modern Europe, by ]. G..
Edgar, at. TAYLOR Il MAUKY'S
Bookstore. near 9th II
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The New York and Liverpool United Siaies
Mail Steamers.

nc sHIPs comprising TINS Inc are
The Atlantic. Captain West
The Pacific ....... Captain Nye.
The Baltic. Captain Comsiock.
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Owes SUPERINTENDENT Fustr rslssts"t +
washington. ~ ts@s.
PROPOSALS VIII ~ asy
May III Arawies
wood hsehs.s twenty 1.r guaso
s8chn~1 lassse IL SUE
VI Rous. fss kasvosa Pacific t~~sa-
Also,
small geological scsapsay
2
Also. os drawing sad engraving, m4naer,
i accosNpaRy Report " l.ssss Gsi~n,
All sGarnws win - Tegsved ssen blocks
and when approved
Proposals will slso received sai Tho hs
ard three nt twsnv three ihcusaad 81
twenty as iachrrl Of ussa
Reports sv~ys q kos,s er Railroad % "a
feposa,s vii .'so be received fer awsas and a,oa
of ire work lest above NAMED, snd Pr.nsiDs IN eo9rr
The issFsssRs wn this esc~ o a.pec'lou ~
hose persons dgefas of Mddias s The as ~ na "
The bids and sny Information desired viii ssn - fassa
Thc paper rqaed fv printing tns ihosspns viii ts arehed
Office.
with, sacnFls
required from me sascessfa sdrs ir the 'hfs
~ their
TIE bids ihn price. ba, pvier
sach class ~ work bid for and
The work. p~vsnns u ~ and be- sdrss~es
A. c. A~amsa Superintendent ~ Pshtic PnRax,
and es plainly endorsed frorosss 'or ord Easvas
g Lithe xrsphtnan A. O. sEAAAv
May 9t-~diw ikfaS superintendent
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Is kindred character 10 other parts OF the State
sng the scheers aud Spectators in Legislative jobs
now busy selecting their candidaies-aachiDg them TO
the temperance side where ha, measure q strong and to
h lauor side where this in The asceneney hoping by
their never-tiring energy accomplish their selfish OBJ
ic Ia greatly the honor OF the South that she has
never heen stained with ANY such nquitiss But say
40 thai portion Of she community which hitherto has been
Idle that tone and sentiment going forth anong
aorbern suAtcs and the ooaduor o. the worst char
,eter and that in the deiagogism which extensively
prevails northern society has foe Of the worst deser
on which calls scr much energy aad zeal on the part
respectable men give security the htare roguery
bibits TO secure is frequent aud disastrous riumphs
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prgssrvfsr rrAsx,
Ws@eiaeioas Nsf 81 ttaa-
foso~ias asacr essessy "a
sspsraen iusrnssoa tns ", "a rsas
feax1ax os,1es. Ngfa ~ lss.
NuTiFICAsto~
IT hsfshy ned N+s Nefesa
Afofssaso from Wss~sn a. iHE gasa
te~ a. hss Msjssys Battle, dated t issNtsh
t@esveSs, - Lh~as 1854 snse 40
nes' ~ Y ssy ." Arn tsaa, aaa ~ Hs sswe = h NeV
49, " Wsyest Cp
the kaAsa p"rt ~ lti@a, fta ~
~ ssriSt hcss As BY "a hss NtN
ASH vsesss aad
passs, rnsds, havews AGA esess pfh
euxsa4~ " a<G wta he Fisaaa &isse
~ rs min rcsh sarx tsde q 80 20 aim sss 81 ese
Iaf u RsA,) placed o. ct tgist sa4 b
cusnp.s~r k~sssy nss.hsa iba
4nuis ~
Msssy aeslsa p
adopted ssseuss9 With
sst~sass IA
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SALE TO-DAY.
~ >. .. msoUImE. A.e.seres

ny y. a.. Mcguire. Asetfsnsss.
TRUSTEES SALE ur BUILDING Lor NrAk TVS CAPT.
ToIt~ "Wednesday MAY ass "a "a afers
Jay is assy r~cosA~d - Lsnss Ne a. te ave
81 fF We n
sN, soaHSsse s~s ssa ns senes hse~sFr
eesween uth sns Ssss sscs 100
feet.
Ths aiaased within very Capitol
.ad nsss u vaisshse.
eSso thsse end t~sgvs
msseshs prnisss
rios. q FIxuss
Trustee.
T. q. AcCufaR,
May I3-eodAas Aatneaesx.
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next that Il Ia Tie best your people make with am
willing 10 surrender the whole argument .
have hesitation In saying II thc whole OF the ln
Ions belonged 10 would Jake the boads Of your sais
FOR The ~hole amount not 0nls ffou TIE conviction that
IA ths phase your credit viii In the sight
months they viii he equal ia value ard be sustained ~
hgAer amount 81 security than the stock o. sny state ~
ths tnien, bot that snth loan the tins would
give glorious impulse 10 The development Of the and
gigantic resources 81 Texas
rxssoxts PsssEsr FARsoS--The congregation at
the Church a tho Pilgrims Ia Brooklyn days since
made their pastorIos Henry Ward Eeccher-a present,
Of Z house In Columbia street worth $4,000.
Fasw Ngw YoEx--Ths Mirror says;
Luscious Strawberries tempt passer-y at the pria
worth their weight In silver We shall have them cheap
soon Mmuda potatoes are in the market plenty snd fine
and comparatively cheap Tho markets abound with
eeient Pine-spples and orsngcr--clscap enough
Tas CoLlISs srxAxaur.--We learn ffom a para
graph Ia the New York Sunday Courier the
for building the for the Collins line has been
given TO George Steers, of yacht America fame who Is
building the steam rga,e Niagara the brooklyn
hayward
IMPORTANT rRoa CasApA-An important despatch from
The Home Department laid before the Provincial Par
lament Quebec the i4.h The document came from
the Colonial Once and bears the signature Of Sir George
Grey II embraces proposition in effect for Canada
shift for herself take OF her general well internal
defence and pay the expenses OF her civil government In
consideration of transfer the local government
funds hitherto derived BY the home government from the
military lands and certain other sources.
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rRr-Tyg,s SALE on THREE STORY sKfek BoEsE o.
ssr.s ~ I'm On srG~y A'tsss"a
49, s1hsst "s ssf
!, yl,v~ AZ Sse ~ us dss~A Ae 1854 ssy s~eased
II iss, b. A. NJ ia IH3 ard ls NJ We land
,~s.x- - ews~sy, So ~
~auass n.~ua A. s1 i.ss - .ss ss* rss"as ssss
II Fest sn<y, w&h serr~"ns cvae
se ssk ahse sser sea hsse~ soassses pn
af secured ~ dssa 81 as - ~ psos~s e
~ ssrs q - ~ ~ essa,a<a dare ~
~ sssti = ~ ~ ssA sas*"~'
las c. nsGcrRr.
May ls-S Ass"0H"Ft
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SUNDAY School USfos WAsHfSsTox.~There
Episcopal nine Methodist eight Prsayt four Ba
schools attached the Sunday School Union o. Wash
ington. The Union fooss up thus
Number Of schools "a
Male teachers 2S2
Female teachers 500
Female scholars 2G52
Volumes in libraries eso
There are twelve Protestant sunday schools Washing
ton not attached to the Onion.
Among thu guests at Wizards yesterday was Isaac
Fowler, eco, postmaster of the city Of New York.
The Secretary OF the Interior has authorized he Cornm
Public buildings shut off all the branch pipes
hotel keepers and others the government pipes
already laid for tbs partial supply Of hs public buildings
this city,
Two frame houses Eighth street. the steamboat
wharf totally destroyed By fire early hour yeser
day morning.
We been informed that Mr.. Samuel Treas has been
appointed superintendent OF the carpenters work he
Post Office extension
Such Of our housekeepers anticipate speedy and mate
rial reduction in the price will
ISOLATION perusa o. the following paragraph which
transfer the columns Of the Alexandria Gazette
Hlon We understand that gentleman in Fair
Georgetown for $3 IS per bushe ) This the highest
price have hoard Of being paid anywhere for wheat
The price Of has length fallen enoya
bic point They sold in ket yesterday morning
figure 37z cents aqusrt Green peas readily
brought 6211 cents peek
Cry couNclls--In the board of aldermen, Monday
evening last mayor returned the bin appropriang $500
TO Isaac Ten Eyck alleged damages sustained by him
numbering the houses in the city The bill passed by two
thirds the mayors Veto The bill providing for the
purchase Of church {near the OBJ
servatory) passed the same body.
In the common council the mayors veto sustained
wo-thirds not voting 10 pass the bill
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Ny the Presiden,
". /. MARCY, Secretary Of State


ASOw-SoTmseisx SHAME nv An Isplas KIse AND
Who boast Of their civilization of their free country
wer philanthropy and the time visit upon for
ases who 10 settle among brutal and outrageous
IMPRESSION, 70 read the following speech from Kanschane
a ~ upon his assuming the government OF the Sand
wen Stands The remarks which about to quote
we're lmprompn, and taken down he time by practi-
"a s'enographcr We copy from the Poynesan publish
I'd al Hoaolnln:
lis Majesty kaEae ha5nehah III more, was pre-
Hhehtly the friend Of The foreigner; and am happy in
Aaovng he enjoyed your confidence and affection. He
sPshed ~ heart and band with royal iiherality, and
Eve hl be had little hessow aud you bat little TO ask
= luA respect cannot hope 20 equal him bus though
A4s Az hr behind shall follow in his footsteps
10 e Kind and generous the foreigner to trust and
ande n him, i thing IN the history Of
y ~ Inheritance transmitted to ns from our orefaihers
~ pahder Of our dynasty glad 10 receive as
1865 and advice from foreigners. His SUCCESSOR, not
nng rom the policy q. his father listened not only to
NC . missionary, and turned with bis people to
- sh q Christianity, but against the wishes Of The nd
w his native land seek for sdyire and permanent
P'9efhon from foreign court Although he never
rasa alive he visit plainly shows what we're bis feelings
Ss he people 81 foreign countries. | cannot fail to
49, ne example OF my ancestors. therefore say TO the
II 'shrr That ne Is welcome He il welcome our
welcome 20 long he with the iauaatfic
e o. promoting bis interest, and a, the time
fesnng ihose Of his neighbcrs.V
VoAiss noKsNr Gough, The great temperance lecturer,
Intends . retarn Great Britain next year and re-
~, I I've years, prosecuting the work to which he
~ aero'cd his life and energies
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OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Nse Post OGicesList Of Offices established since April

Nee Poet Uhces.--lst OF oifces established since
1854
Black Oak, Hopkins county.
Marlborough, Hill county
Garctas Victoria county
Rockwell, Kaufman county.
Milford, Ellis county.
Bryznts Station Cameron county.
Harmony Hi Rusk county.
Palace Hill, Dallas county.
Maysvi-, Bexar county
Aivarado, johnson county.
Sandy Point, Brazoria county.
Prices Greek, De Witt county.
Fort Mckavett. Bexar county.
Gold Hill, Hopkins county
Gilbert, McIenoran county.
New PORT Walker county.
Douglasville, Cass county.
Sand Hills, kusk county.
Biiluni's Creek, Tyler county.
Tarkngton's Prairie, Liberty county.
Grinesve, Grimes county.
Clayton, Grayson county.
Rock Hill, Collin county.
Beviiport, Jasper county.
Blue Ridge. Falls county.
Kentucky Town, Grayson county.
Nayasota Grimes county.
Trinidad, Kaufman county.
Quhi Medina cuanty.
Round Prairie, Lamar county.
Blue Branch Burleson county.
SaDnal, Bexar county.
PaulinevilIe, Tyler county.
Union, Washington county.
Benton, Harrison county
Knoxville, Cherokee county.
Carmel Walker county.
Hickory Grove, Smith county.
Bunn's Bluff, Jefferson county.
jacksonville, Madison county.
Duck Greek, Daas county.
Prairicville, kaufman county.
Mission Valley, Victoria county.
Duncanswoods, Jefferson county.
Timber Greek, Hunt county.
Caney Head, Tyler county.
BrockssiIle, Ellis county.
Fincastle, Henderson county.
Winpshoro, Wood county.
Gulf Prairie, Brazoria county.
Ferguson, Graysun county.
Clear Fork, Caldwell county.
Hartyille. Austin county.
Caae's Mills, Travis county.
Woodland, Hopkins county
Aguna, San Patricio county.
Perry, McLennan county.
San Eiixario, FL Paso county.
Mustang, Lavacca county.
Blue Bluff. Mcfennan county.
Goshen, Walker county.
Bright Star, Hopkins county.
billiards, Shelby county.
Troup, Smith county.
blackberry Grove, drayson county.
D'Harris, Medina county.
Nuecestown. Nneces county.
Cedar Fork, kaufman county.
Centre, Rusk county.
Porter's Prairie, Burleson county.
Union Springs, Harrison county.
Willow Springs. Milan county.
Freedom, Harrison county
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D.
NOTICE hereby gives holders
~ described fssiOwfNa 81 ID
for tbs completing
~
csvea here prior 10 tL- hr.s day OF Joar
TxsAsrRv EsssNFnsxr,
Jsnnary q Is5a,
Notice hereby holders
OF
.aase, ~
Macn
" SS3 IA ns as~nnss and sse fsrns hersipaer
toned, 10
conssnasAt co,np~,cs, nranas ea
vAi
offered. The esrn6esass, duty
h. transmitted ths d~pastW4at whereof
viii 0npowMdaA Ut the foiowas
T. The vsiu~ sPscsle& IN cach erfsiarare
= s0cM NJ t0aH auh"ss~a ~ tr ~
July, 64E, edesmshs NsvsASes H. sa6 81 VI
sock ofshs asshassrS Nv u -T redsasas 9t m
~ tbs Of aan~ seosssa
by is8 sed~rshI~ tbs 1855
0tb ~ 1sn
The of 1856 ard
de~nsahe hr 3ss % eomsnos eae ~ EeSsn
iaasm nsty1
interest the par snsay,
te
mosey reach
n aAdtpen-
Payment des ~ rr~asusF
uuted nosssn Na~ Nos
csrsncss viii ennrd me heaehi ~ tnis noce
Treasury sesra inc
- JAMES GUTHRIE
b Treasury.
Mrs-dtJussM lfns and sssvl
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BY TELEG RAPH.

Cargo of Ire A5round
NEW OaLEsSs May 2lThe ship Caspian, OF Bath, Maine
from Boston this port with cargo Of ice ashore
Gingerbread Ground Bahamas the 10th inst She win
probably be a total loss.
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- >. Z. nsoUrnx. A.sss.n.ss.

TRusTERs SALE or A VALUABLE BUILDING L0r..-Par-
. os ~. Dsne ef Goiom
chaacsvy wssAns:pa cossv, ssd~ eerta
Sses, Jassph C. Hn~Es, sad Msurs Buse
WIFE, Stanee, ssd
sTsass AaA French ktsssss a-sndse se
pshiir auction, Saturday
Ah Mag osock I'll sss ptrcs
" WN~hanSsn Enown sad dasis@ss,~ upon
busdssA aAA t4l ssfses run al
ssiesA he dAy ~ Tbs pfsas* n iat
psrss ~ sf"pa ~
cy knnwn ~syha nuassFed
le,t with tn assafxascrs f@rra"1
Tnw sms of third cs~h ~ M ne Of sald
#sIr nnd rqusi 10 SO aaa ee
OShs. With sssrsss "w M sAy o. .se N ~h
shah
ovv poss saSors<ss sscaty sa
~ ' W. n. HEHH Trustee.
Jas. &. MCGUIRE
Anxu aA~~Anw
Tive Shove postponed raarsdsy ssraeos Nay ssh
= - W. n wEam, rsastse.
JAZZ g. Mcguire,
NAV Nd lsneef.
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Z p y q. M~NfEHnkB, NoNODWs~~
I-IyrY THOUSAND DOLLAn1 CA~epeeks and onia csnal
NoUes " there siH
a pssse sm~,
ancssow r,osv ey, tay
MAJ is.sass ftssy1 = AseecA = - kisssaoa y vs. ay
sny rb.ussaA dalsnv~ sd
oa.a t-sns Cosp~~y. 80 ts~as q ps0
ss4~s IN sennsMI sn~sby MAssmas psssd a. -
T,eerMb~x psss~n slsafF
fir sn~s A~as, waA ss~ss- - .ssn ns = ss
.as Bsstn"f- -e" snH
a 1Se~asy Isy ssa ssv* H'sf sen~ ~
ssa ~ jsss~y tsS s"d arc i's s
tssssias
"a soaAs ~ u5c1 eseh, smcusssx sesshsr 70 80 vp
bssas u sas ~srA ssssussin9 vkstsr !" SssA"p
sxs v,s 10 ths ssssssy q u nsa
and ~,.her !. parssty y parcels, puesa~efs
D.svd w sshaxsss, May ", ibe1
vs. nsyNg Wsbs4*s Co
AELDEN. wfrHERs. co,
Jss. q ScsutEE,
May lid
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Bosros, Mag 22--The great anti-hquor-law gAthsrin
took place Faneuii Hall last night Fully sx thousan
were present and strong denuncatoy resolution
were adopted.
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In presence OH
Gao w H&REIys
PErER Fofsoa,
NICHOLAS CocHsAsgR,
Jackson FRAZIER
CAtsfs Of he Choctar Naton.
DouGLAg H. coorER
q, s. faasan AgtHt.
WILLIAM X. MeKEAs
the Senate Of the United States It's constitutional action
uereon the Senate did the twenty eighth day OF Feb
raary, eighteen hundred and ty-vs advise and consent
the rauhcafion q s articles by resolution in the
words and figures following to wit:
TX Executive Session, SrsArE on THE Usrrxp STATES
February %, 1855.
Res9ired That the assent Of the Senate he and the
sane hereby s given 10 the articles n nvention and
agreement between the Chocaw aud Chickasaw tribes Of
Indians made the 4,h day Of November 1854 ut Doaka-
nile, near Fort Towson, Choctaw Nation
Attest
ASBURY DICKENS, Secretary
Vow therefore, be il known that Franklin Pierce Pres
eht OF the United states Of America do in pursuance Of
me advice and consent Of the Senate expressed their
resolution OF the twentyeighh day e. February. thou
and eight hundred ard ify-hre accept rafy and
urn The said treaty
testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the United
States TO be hereuno affixed having signed the same with
nv hand
Done at the eity Of Washington, this tenth day OF
April, In the year OF our Lord thousand
IL eight hundred and fifty-fve and Of the in
dependence Of the United States the seven
ty-ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
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CiScrssATi May Elijah Williams, rich planter from
garnesyie South Carolina arrived here to-day with eight
slaves his object being manumit the whole and settle them
in Ohio Just as stepped from the steamboat into car
riage he fill dead The slaves are free under the
State laws Williams had previously wied them the whole
Of his estate.
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ths cRofs AZ fsx SoprHTbs southern papers generally
speak encouagngy of the growing crops the result Of the
recent heavy rains throughout the SoGtb.
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Ayrientavoi Birssson Of he Patent 0gcs.- Houafain
Plaza small quantity o. fax seed from The Carps,lsn
ia Poland presented the Patent Office by
Mr. Henry Kaussowsk for experiment in the high northern
regions Of Maine, Michigan, and Minnesota. II in
June, the isx will in September.
cosaaissoaer Of nc Gererai Land OglesJoseph s. VII
esq, viii Acting Commissioner of the General
Land Office during the absence Of the Commissioner.
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LOCAL NE ..

SUNDAY ScHooL Usfos WAsasSsrox.--There are
Episcopal nine Methodist eight Presbyterian four Bap
schools attached the Sunday Schoo! Union Of Wash
ington. The Union foots up thus
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the point OF which has been dipped 10 Indian ink This
goes INTO cylinder upon which paper has been stretched
The lever rests upon the pulse and every
cords the M 400 npcn the paper IL Ms pulse Is steady
resuar kE1ag line Is drawn the paper but In
here the pulse Is rapid and rklng line goes up and
down, making long AID uneven marks.
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New YoaK, May 22.-Cotton is firm and unchanged.
Flour has advanced i2t to ls crntsgood Ohio $40
osl4 $40 3I southern Arm and unchanged wheat
trae lowerwhite Michigan. 81 So Corn triae higher
western mixed. ~ Is 81 i5A Pork ~ trihe higher
new mess SIT rs SIT 81 Beef trhe -repacked
Chicago mess SIS $l5 So Lard 10 higher-n sbs Io
1854 cents. Whnkey, ssl cents.
BaLrraoax May 22.Floar is less nrm than yester-
daysales OF 800 bbls at $40 A. Wheat il unchanged
sales OF red 81 so 81 so; white, ~ 30 81 TO- Rye,
81 IS 81 g. Corn, white, 81 05 81 o. yellow, 81 OF
81 Oats 60 60 cents for Maryland and Virginia and
So for Ohio.
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akaamEsrA. oRDsu
R.arsssr.l H..psrAsr.s. ya.srrss.. o. II,

RsaixssrAL HsA nae Aarsss yolsrrxsss ~ ~,
Waahsaxtnas May iei 1900.
THE viii assemble srouad Gag Hail.
pes-iseiy 10 O'clock, M"sday
ratoa
The odces commanding w tesesse ,h
savy ord thsy respvcWvA anaAds
Thz of sMnxd satisfaction
" hsvshax
partly for which okva rward aenaht
and say Improving e naaasaasn snd discipline - he rs
The President uf Secretary WN
nied after ryeieg me they
shs sssecsd ~ PfsHt
according ns suiAinS And
al ground os commencement OF Hs f0andas,oH
PETER " sacon, AslaGaet
The rd sad, and aaes ca"manins ssqssed
Colonel th~ adsTmeu's ROOM, ta fnf
O'Clock, Monday evening" I'M aiss
May Is
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The Ohio Rirer

Prrrspuae MAY 2s.-The il falling in the channel
the river this point II il six feet nine inches deep
WnxElrse, May 22.--The water in the channel Of tn
river here is nine feet six inches deep and falling Tn
weather ID warm with indications Of rain
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-23

There dsnenaton the part " the few deputy
Of this Territory take contracts from the following
" lat. Tbs country very difficult OF survey, and prices
ior both labor aud supplies greater than In Oregon
I'd Money Is worth here three per cent per month
able securities and bat few deputies rich
and cannot credit for many month"; except Al Ia
tee the order not pay r the work ant the notes
transmitted and examined Washington city detsTs
Of the best from Supplying for contracts.
" Sd. just there general loss Of confidence result
ing from the monetary and xpress frauds and failures
In California, which affect every business in the Terri
tory. This last, however viii be- temporary the people
very energetic and enterprsssnz-
seyesai good negotiating "a take contracts
and hope next nuncaton 10 BE- able report the
surveys authorized "a this Territory under
" would ask for particular instructions reatiye 10 the
upon the lands claimed BY the Hudson Bay and Pu
gets Sound Agricultural Companies farms
opening By couutryme within their alleged lnit-. In
making propose extending the township lines only
upon the land claimed bat the settlers very urgent
subd,sisional lines there, also"
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Rgconn OF rHE rcfKProf Bierordt has been exhibit
ing machine al Frankfort Germany record paper the
beangs Of the puIse The Of the patient placed in
longitudinal cradle and secured down sufficiently TO keep il
steady small erection side holds sort Of lever
worked on hinge the end Of which pencil inserted
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-23

Daily Operations If The Treasury Departmsnt.Treasury
warrants entered the books of the department. May