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sos fsvsnwa@ sAe ~ 1e<A nj rxca mossa
49, sexuas srAsn FssaMa 10 ssn
1yHA<r~tD
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sepArr~ns. asx au2Txsry sys<S so safs<p
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Tbs Aatsaxx 81
tAeehA N~w Vera $50 FASs ssd passa
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ra.~ras~ss Iss~s fsas~.s nc 4sy sy Asva.
and rsSxen wsErnas s&ex yrersctoc~
tI
Won New Vera, W RAYMOND.
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~ ). &. neGUsRE. A.esasa@.r.

ny NkGTlE OR A DEF.p TRUST TO THE ~ 1SC ~ 1ER,
ID 51y 0f e-Ss ass sscraeG
ssas records ~ ssas crSnry ~ the tss- Of
CcegH4ts., A. a5f kr sa6 wsse 10
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reqaes tenDn
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Mnr6ky, tho 1t ~
sNs fnas1 iii fim1 ysrce eeEnS Tying s-a.r
AanSssn cry Of EssaMaa ~bsrb
rslsAes gfoana rxa
na.exee EnaEnra sEs tas Sevea is ~ ~ gaAfs
$3.50 aE fruAts ). fes
nsrsa 1. rtsee1 het~ is1A
pne&ises IA 5 ~'elsxk, ON
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yarraase nsos.g pad NJ
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sAtspan-
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km@eii
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aforesaid his dsrf~roa. tbs rk 81 ne p1rchsS
John Ma2FEkf, Trustee.
LAS c. Mcguire,
May ls--=o6kGs AUe4ea<sr
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innffsst4--- 5ssA4 s2Ga5 S.a9s s9s
The greet sstrig q the first week il Nav il apparent in
he figures fer enrfns There has been nm snrrese IL
uHnE and q circulation nsarly the same amount The
% has increased b. the recepts from the interior AND
nsghbor5nE cities where exchanges are in favor eli New
iTh hu1e5s canssHsatys continues increasingly abund
sut and The IN c0rsoa which the Asia reports via
hEfs ineues sr SUPPLY cf cotton bulls The sales ar cot
Ton u LFsrsa - April Is reported ss IR2 oba bal or
~ week AZ advance. onefhird az the ss1aE were 81
pscrihEl1r flaRf and provisions also aearerwtssf
aHii1ngA Money cheaper and bGIlinr aocurula
ting
b11neHs II ElE ry mere dali thar al Che rres
eii moment Merchants fnarr the psr well hut their
purchases IRE checked uuf the result q the Dex cTop Il
sa FROM tbs Suufh has bsen retarded sr the az
Aaet lew stsls RI the rirers which has kept cot
IN Tbs stocks &c cotton new here are very snail md
nausfl hare hrsy awaited ie neut whct il fsrs-
a Ena ne R&r&nee If u tsi otissnss last wsfk
ursa EpaN ls. Tne ssses sr week srrr as as oss
A and TIE trputs r the week wsrs 10 EOS bales rauee
s@s1N% Againss 2esT, worth siss SOL Last vexr III.
w. Hhkst has been etter and frsces WHICH higher
~ West sErn improved un6er the acHt- sfhaRgt the
at essrns rursgAs prices II s4 absence 81 arr sarrlss
~ hlrea WESTERN $40 ~ SIC ~; sli 81 SIS 80 for
-afy Ayt hggr, Sc = g. 10 COrn-raeas S. ~ Wheat
hfiz Hhite, 81 SIS Canadian s. &C. Rye VI aa Data
y fsE1ff 5trrey, q 7s csrts Curn 81 IS sesx@d
li white 4ersey. 81 IA Pork zsfs Errn gay SIC Sc
mesa Deed SO sl1 IS reurtry meat LARD 10 To-.
D.'ss neE staae, y p Race il Erra a sEass
- t-aA rHrset- for warf of outssSs specsitiss 10 da
tbs1oaDes q napnEy facs:ss the earring ss ssscfs
- Asepi ne mEfket tran great degsssslar There IL
- demand frasD rtas2 fer fhs lesessg rsilroad
aSe vanasncp IL great activity "a the fail grneuss-
f10ong mars ssecpaatise fxassg The rssrrszsasflea
nov called the Eaa1zg board instance That
es rio ssnr yssrs snns b. the sy,errlatssns II
ar sto Wa ~usteS eg-v BY the reruisso1 Il d nsw
- aaf raEns M bead The Paftie yss, hpvsreT syrp.
i''azs via na rrveuaasssas
Epars - PRENTICE
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BY TELEG " A. III /.

Arrsral ~ Ne staansAsp A,sa az Bss9H-
BosTox NAV s.The Asis from Ldrerpoea via Halifar.
arrived bere to-day Her mails viii reseh New
York this sstepnoou-
raging fearfuily Ia the Frrneh camp.
The Landoa Times 81 Saturday sitsIaes the dsne in
funds ia part the Withholding, by the Brifish goreru-
eni 81 the Latest fro the seat 90 III wa be
recoEecsa ai she telegraph from the crines to Lazdon Is
ksEs fa- the eHrlafire a. the gorernmsns-l
The rhelrrA euntinuns il rssagsz At ST Petrrsburxa
serous overflow Of the Neys has eaasea mach dis,ress
ard great destrneiaoa ~ prosperity.
On the sh If Ap Broussx but latey the a great
dsess from the csas has been visited bv
earthquake, which destroyed es a the bai.nEs
Tbs a. wood took FIRE and burnt That qsH
ter of fbe city principally Inhabited By Jsws buried
Der large Enasscs az earth and rock
The village Of I4kin, league sp bzousss. totailr
assfrprud TIE ioss 81 life knomn bat supposed
be very great ons huDdr and fsy assfncs sheefs
red within fwerty-faar ssufx+
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Notice to Travellers betweeA wasAiagtea
Da1ftmoxe.
- ~

Assef rzsss~erx ssm WssA~ssn~ -
fcs E&.dnove Ai3 Ger Wash
sxsaA, $gxsAr, Will NE DsScONTTNCED. Th&
S~Say cs WAxgHea wM - Ssassas -,
%. nA.,s and ffo~ hzssxmt Is, q
A2A WnsAzal Jamru0A
Dsspasars Ia, fos whsc
sn9 the West
yoHH Il. DONE.
Msy 9-laI Masssr Trsmxp1st~nsA y. o. n
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grw Yosx, Gsy RCosieA is unchanzec H. price, SRI h
ia esrsss 8snsnd FSs1r has sdvxnss& lzs tsSs esuts
per- sssrs8gsos oA}n fie - SIC a. ssxfhern trn
sn6 wnrAsngs6- whesf rpwars aa& hrnsostAerr rbss-
81 sss- a. c~tn Is fsm sBd tesdssx s9~ssd--et~yn
snlsed 81 lSaf 81 Ia Fcrh hrm- Beef - usrAsar~d
Lard arreSss wps3rd Rhsskeyohie, ~ sy3s esuts-
B.IrrnoxE MAY sTst susxksts dx} wsshsus ehssgs
prices Ne trsnsxrs<ess We qrsts. npzusnAsy,
Hgward-s street knG Ctr &isv ~ SO ~ s& -
whssf held 81 10 S. u cornwAisss 81 o. 81 Us
velisv, 81 OF ~ o..
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M@s-suassiH fi.1- ~ SAL
asHrsH .ssa s,. r.s.. o.
scHEsCK, COMM, wEDB.
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sv<s eaass s.a.s.S sNsy
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ssFs,.s. y: s.y 10y ~ - r.
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.~s ess- s...s: IS y. $780,. :. s..-- a' ~ 's'
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isvrHssg Lezers " ExyTsssce.Ths W Arlington
spsBaeni 81 The gpurns a. Canrerce says:
The Post ore Department now ruskinr vigorous r.
forts SrsTaus the violation Of Law md the
its revenues rs the private exftsses The can be rem
seriu1sis irpasr the IT department Bat
What the a. lsgs Rstbout merzlsf The
choose every Rtief 10 evRse she lsws md
cheat the cut 81 the postage 81 three
tfeir 3sterE- Ihsy weHla fSy probably freraHm
private carrier gHe experiment 81 cheap astare
T-Ant tsR mhEe cpEnfry that every right minded
nghi sB8rsFD sustain II by paying his
the government instead q frfFete post NJ
eYpossfiE1 tn that g fs- gnfernnsnt-
So say Lea The nals IL i the aliy war 10
perfect te n sFftem and estash beyond possibility
ri failure The swe re-ficabio postage We bare
been surprised THAT tt view n tt suhscs more gen
rrsily prevailed and risa the Pass of
hrs Department AZ tGrsng special attention the
Dr. furnishing THE stamped snrelupes4 Esrernne- has pro-
ri5ed The 81 legally sending lettrrs the ras
w5saut te Post 0fsce and when lte-t
cnrr5ei sy erSvase egst ereeFs stamped e1vt
cpe these tns eEendfag sasdls made euaer The pen
ssr prescribed ~ law. IL Il BE- said the same
- the rurtTrer ltfes ns transmitted yasa ~ post
sgs Einaps the hrs that il ponsrssy lsw
cnncs-d. fher Rsed snd again ~here~s
when seat b. mK. ysfsnsterf required that al
F4tEs stamps daily nnncelef prsren fhsar being
used sncene tme postage STAMP cot irvru stamped
eDrsaose u rz1nsss.s.
xrr Pet oxr~-La.s Il osuss sssssssd risps Lat Arr
lisa
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xEw UxIrkss Mar IA FIRE fO1k place here SGsasy
morning whss runs9sDnd 81 81 Chsrfes trd
rxssef frress fnapdns the Greaxngs an. the
saarss Il the Mns~u building taTssbsr with tss Il xsr
Se-rsn War; Jones. TAs lsss estimated ST. s,e
snf o. whirs 3 covered bs
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4 VALUABLE YAMm a v6wnmn 49, ssrssl ~
A Hs.sss 4 tssas - xs.ss..s ha.
yGxs SS1ns.F p<rss~s - sSnsA~e v~snAS ms
sE~y wt ssss - ssDnneS s~~ $s+ss
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.sr~~sss.sy sa< ess1.. - -. - 49,
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smn~s VI SbSmA
sAss4~ X nnSsmAsv sssA - o eA~sns IN
sssssnA. ssessA fps8 tsAs Savsy
Pcs fssxAw fMssx~nn. m4snw = - ssones@ - -
ID. G. 1UO3A1 0&&&9
Ayzn 8-SwWeV
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DEssosTs lNieh-,1 Mar She sla thousand are hEnreo
osr xtosn from the Peninsalar BsHk 10 TINS casy. have been
recesere6 VITA eFeyfnr a six hnrdrrd aasrs The
saney faDd ysre 81 the essiers Residence ~hes
Il has been ttrown By fas reksscr-
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rKxERAL AGxnCx Ar WAsnGas<vxOS-Th~ SAD.
VI Swxey ~ Echwo~&, vssAxAs hsvsAg sssshkshs6
cay fSw t.sss = 6sss - - Tssss
xsxsrsaay rvSsnAr esvhss- - - tss1 ssss~s
ssa .~ssN va4xr sfCsapSss.
s.r4ry sswauss~As DAVID
y~sA.ps s~sy rst~s ws<a 90 sss $500 - os
.Su~s peSe ss<st1sT sArs
a.bmsoeA fnAsa ~ al
sst sassx CaSN tWssS fs~ss, $50 ~
ysnss
sss~ : hn - 1Ases ~ Val w.
sMa
~ ~ 3ars, t Svs& iss s~ss
inf ws& ssssN1 $1,000 asyss az
changes waH be- very @s<ssaAs SsaHsA A"@1AS
Mos a. Wsss, Aecsmns, vAytssss
sx~~s Ls.n~. gsS-. h1sA9Mn1, vmVrA.A
&c.. A~.s - csn.n1nssas 4 r~s~~sss xseA~.s.
ssrns
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MuA Cns1xA, W~se=agNpws ~ "
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n&re4 r--<ASDiE-
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a.. The Dalton Worth ca-nEisa) finss ssvs
'ns' ftgl01 7ors thar hall ~ The geD1ls are With
'-A " nsneys anf arr szr~-5ng kanorr q famine
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mon Our COMMERCIAL ooRREsPosDEsr


w. 49, Sac,
from rurops. ,sr AL. !, q sa,r.r,r go !.
thst poaslble sAort harvest may create. The
Z, 8 whirh te LOAF taken establish price lsss
lie csrrsrt rate fsf esnses bs tbs zrkei did not
I, DE terms q ts ioan ths lssler snay Be sad
- ,srs x he present = ar ao.a are nearly iasnuA
the loan p lass A''sf lS ssA.r . aes
y a@s 1919 - - A4e'4 4 AAs
- iuaiA faAA-1t' y 49, - Ds - =
! ibs nv i'A1 Ar AN = - -, = = 80 ~
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zsiiy, IAsA n.s "a - ~ y ~
uHg = d IA- 80 49, - - 80 - 49,.
liHenia- AAs 80 80 .s. .,sr'
Hrs Y = r-.- - "a ~ 80
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l. ID HAuuiya ~erlh t---.--. -.--..-.*-As
es 800 s 800 ss.ss,, ~
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-
Le''es '& 'A's. = -
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r1s 3 IN
10 - ID
H. "a ursnp sorta .-. '-.-.--- -+.-s .'-.4s
2. = y = -
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/,
sa.s ssusss 8saa..............-es - per cent
! ~ iasI 81 - -.,-.. .-.sa = ~
Tbs D I'D per cent, o. q per eeni higher u
m MDC, however thai the
u the incane~tAx and there s no guarantee tint far
laEas WA not De required IN The Dext eshf month";
p5s best Circumstances The rate q Interest Is less arorA
hafra han were TIE prs q the laGA cf lsas 70 pay
negroes That Loan ~as contracted IA tune q great
81 money AMID tsnasiczi enthusiasm and when
able .ufanncn The money market 70 considerable
at The loan 10 the FIRST 81 series Of war loans OF
he neither The mSgnuee she e11 can be estimated
IL ts Be- eanrated with .ae ELECTS Of dear food Not
hstAD6g the great success o the French Cans The rate
lsher than that q the RES Engish The mode Of
uutrac.zr ddsreut- The Frenrh government offered
The aps and fxsa The price TIE Subscribers might take
4lher a the fEa descriptions a. teAowss
~ pet oaHt- inscriptions At & SO
SIT
This nearly eqnA to ~ cens for money. These IN
SEDIMENTS payable iis cast. and the residue 10 ieonss
Instruments Up IL August lsss-ssy IL months. This loan
acied blshsh capital but s. il WAS al taken IN FTsnr=
English aas we're rssctea learing lnrger for English
THIS The pan Of tie Emperor Gully srFplied
uss bui indirectly E1ea England The future holds ont
respects however, thai esch VIII all it, before
-, !. .rs &c r-.rs ,rr.,rtsr.. n.,sr,
! III - !, " ~ -as go
md anti iorsga supplies q fooa are necessity Ths
- ~ 5000 F.r.,,, ~. ps ,,oa;.r- go ~. a.1.
- ,, - -, 4. -. .,-~.,.- - q
H. - go ~ - "a ,aana "a MA. -, t.rs
s,nrt =, V;up, T,nge. p,s sa.,, 81 -,su. 5000 "
n,air n $50 rn.s.v,,.n- ~ "a u
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Crecssoafn She deeision the parchAss q beige
eat shs ~ Dsuifa ~hic appeared II irsns "a
the LEsoa provoking bat sreas ene1rreS The
paragraph sheHid have read ibuss
rti1ta ~ the United stAas mar, NJ this time, purchase
ary merchant sh4y nyareAnsvd b~a ode of either CT The bsl
lgerv.ts 1urkes kasss Great Britain, fra1ce
dina ~oct chip beeonek Americas property and rntlflea
sach proscpzon 4Bd the tag " the Unisrd
And although sAs GA. Register by law
thai Is because she ss regnt1l, she
bel and ss Obtain raxiste4 BY special a
Q! Congress"
The esian q the validity and II TIE formal paris ape
~i made in the District ~ cslasassx nov
exts mainly depends the laws Of the State a. MARYLAND
2 In order that deriss II real shall he effective
lands situated in the District of Cnautsa devise u
executed conformity with le sxtaies q the
State q MARYLAND.
> Yhs distribution a the personal effects decedenf
situated in the District il gosernsd By the ls sas
tbs Ia lors
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qEa IL tn nsskes ahaA s~AsesAAsw AAAA sA-
N
Lalr GonnAaa
Is~~ph u se<~ns1
persons te~ ssse Sec~zsr3
scriser 81 nsy 0sessa
~ nmb be s1e1B kerehi az sgsa
Gsvsn my La4s ssn cay ~ sSsy. fs55s
David w.iKEE,
a9-5awsw- AaxaGsssrsss
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Tix R1serred L5m.The Baltimore Sun publishes list
Tarporilnr be the board OF officers who decide
uan THE dsguslhcaon Of such be put upon the
reserved s Of the Ii scarcev necessary add
that usually cautious and wenorasd contemporary
been hnaxed il this matter The list made when
Secretary Dobsn left this city and win be until
aftrr has retErn-
Arvara Ell sse Tned stntes Ship s. LanEsThe dsrnrt-
has received intelligence III the arrival Philadelphia
Tuesday asf az the United States sIoorowar ST. Louis
lately attached To the Ne3srrsDeHn squadron The follow
inr list Of her oicrrs Com an9er Duncan N. InrrE-
ham; Heuienantss Alexander Gabsons Enoc G.. PARROT
Job. s. Taylor Acting lieutenant, William H. Austin SIR
gsu j. u. Miller: pnrser, B. y. Gsahrr; acting master
Edward Barrett; Assistant surgeon, w. p. Csrrington
rine officer Sscord Lieutenant Israel Green passed mid
ahpnen. Ralph Chandler c. b. Smith, Bancroft Ghesxrd
d. Il. BrEiDes boAtswaia A. s HinEery; gunner MoRes
A. Lame; carpenter Asa Poinsett sxaker b. n. Barr-
sted.
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g i borrowing lttls higher o. interest,"
-,gsrs Ia The EzclI6 Anoae follows:
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IYTElIoz pEPAETMEsr.


4pPeinthenf " land gsorrs.Lafsyete Mesher of Ore
Territory To be register " the land Office winche
Ter, In the EHpqua land district il Oregon
George W Lawson, 81 Oregon Territory be
public money Tor the district
Coriual sfoaatanrssyohn r. Raynur, Of Michigan to
arst-ciass eerkahp IN the General Land Office SALARY
ST, Doc
Agrsealtural Dssssoa II fhe Pafea 055rssA Ne,r oil
PaantThe small tree (Gastyonsa sbaa, known PERI
under the Of .Pinonoe, and cultivated about urco
uaco and safnhageque also wild in consider able
abundance those regions, has been asnertaned sisds
rsSSbie sal well adapted the purposes ef ilarExtan
Its beanke fruit seeds when roasted have agreeable
2aror preferable to that Of the olive When the
sthsrzz oil generated between the ksrn and skin
ii strong caiiartie the effects Of which only be
tcractsd bg drirng cold II hz been ascertainsd
that the seeds viii grow IN Baltimore; and donbess plan
Of this might be formed parts the
South, fom which rRst quantities u OIL might be produced
and shEs ado another link the great chain Of national
wealth We anaerstAnd that the Patent Office has taken
Eocure Of the seeds o this trial
the South and Southwest.
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nv~sA~wss Kssrw, NJ xA<s ~s sB~sssss 60 -
n ~ kssssrhwes tssssv-s, =
@ @sG gAylOs I mAgnyD
10s ssosfsass, 10
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DOAHDEXE f~r tA~ &~znsA~ws-TAs NAasss WRIGHT viii
ID s0sxAnrs s4~~c< etAAxkS
sss. Ths s~naaes VI h~
0&eASAAe4 SpsA4. rSndess
xSaxs EsisssNess reeska1.
Mess
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UMMER MIlLIAERY.-Mtss r.. r. EeD0xALD fsue-
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ef lssA Sms1dlstesy
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-10

coon cLsusr-Ths Chancellor Of the Exehcynr Ia
England h4s proposed the committee OF The EngIish
Parliament on lbs abolition Of the newspaper stamp
CLAUSE which gives the proprietor o. paper copyright
for every original article inrlrding items for twenty
four hours hAny person repuhlsbes within that period
these articles any material part thereof any colorn-
be ahridgment Of ihe same be IL liable fine Of less
than 6, and not more than ESQ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-10

Tan ANNIVERSARY WEEK NV YoEK--A New York
correspondent writes:
The city presents unusually busy appearance Hun
dres Of country clsrgynen, with their families town
20 attend the various religious anniversaries during The
week Broadway Il fun Of white neckclofhs, and
the Atier-ofac BoWery puts for spiritual Airs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-10

Hon. G. p. Srarburgh, Of Virginia. whose appoiutment
jadgeship ia the court Of clAms announced
Yesterday gon, arrived in this city Tuesday evening
Last. Ee has takea lodgings at WIZARDS Hotel
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FarAL rDyprs-sELL ExFIos5oss-liorpolly Gas pow
der mills fvs mics from Hec5esssr. New York exracaed
o. Monday sreasn9 klEling fire Tbs building was
taown gser This IA. foarsh time ia Eve years thai
l.es. works have hnen destroyed
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-25

the entire arrangements were superior. far
superior. to any Fair We have had the pleas
urs of attending. Gas. ORR, tho President
Of the State Board, laid ost tho grounds. and
fixed the location of the Halls. He mark
cd out the system of police. and during the
Fair. gave his personal attention to secure the
prompt performance Of their duties He rig
idly. but with gentlemanly courtesy, enforced
al the rules and regulations laid down for the
government OF exhibitors and compesters.-
To him much is due, for the success which
attended the Fair. and we trust he will con-
sent to serve as President of the Board. al
least smother year Mr.. Dillon, the Secretary,
and Mr.. Fletcher the Superintendent. deserve
the thanks Of all interested in the Fair, for the
labors and attentions they gave ~ their resPec-
tive duties
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-25

The PRoHIBIroRY Liquor LAw.-Judge
Roosevelt, of the New York Court OF Over
and Terminer has added his decision to the
many that have already pronounced the pro
hebitory liquor law unconstitutional. This
opinion is to the effect that the law interferes
with the revenues of the Federal Government
which it was the leading object of the new
Constitution. as distinguished from the old
articles of Confederation, to place beyond
State control. Among the acts which Con-
gress, by the new Constitution; is authorized
to pass. says the Judge, ''is an act laying
duties, in the language of the Constitution,
have been SO laid. and are to be collected, in
order to pay the debts and provide for the
common defence and general welfare of the
United States Can State Legislature. ther
If one may, any number may-without the
consent OF Congress. say in effect that one
whole branch of the revenn, Of the Fedora
Government expressly provided by Congress
for its support shall be cut OFF, The judge
thinks not
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-25

MORE CoRRU PTIoS.-The New York Iri6-
une contains letter from Missouri, making
statements, which, iftrue, as they appear to
be, shows an amount Of corruption in the
President and his Administration, that excels
all the people have yet witnessed in the head
of the government. Under the act appropra-
ting swampy lands to the State in witch they
lie, the State of Missouri selected nearly 500,
900 acers. about 200, 900 Of which is known
to be good. dry land, not included under the
specifications Of the act. So notorious was
this fact that the General Land Office refused
to issue any patents. The matter has stood
in allegiance since the spring Of 1853, until re
Gently Gov. Price. Of Missouri. went to Wash.
ington. and bya personal arrangement with
the President himself procured patents for
the fraudulent appropriated lands. The fact
that Missouri is a Slave State, probably
accounts for the criminal preference of her in
terests TO those ofthe country, by the head oil
the government.