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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12

STE1M8OAES CDKEECTiNa
NyITH EACH TRAIN OF CARS ARRiV
w ing In Washington W Alexan- xIKs
dIia.-Thc steamers fHty5. COL SsS3efas74:<%E74u
YER or GEORGE WASHINGTON will make
the above connections, leaving Washington at 8 a
m, for the Orange and Alexandria Cars, and con
meet with the siInc train on their arrival.
IrMEALS furnished on the boats
The Boats connect With I'll the trains from Bal.
tlmore. SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-12
fhOPOSs LIS FOR MARKET.HOUSE
IN THE FIFTH WARE.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.

Parliament re-assemhed on Monday the 10th
Several hundred thousand pounds we're voted in
the Commons for salaries and expense of gov
ernment officers. \ motion of Col Boldero for a
select Committee of Enquiry into the medical de-
pariment of the army and navy was negaiivcd
On the evening of the Goth, the Chancellor of tho
Exehequer submitted his final budget. The def
cheney to be met is f23000,O 900
LATEST.
PARIS, April 22d.-A teegraphe despatch,
transmitted hither from Bucharest dated ycstcr-
day the 81 St and giving news to the 9th day
OF the renewed bombardment is to the following
effect:
BEFORE SEBAsTOPol., April Il.
The bomhardment is continued; several Rus
san batteries have been destroyed but repaired
in the next.
The fleet remain inactive.
General Bixot the engineer. is killed.
The Moniteur published the following des-
patch from General Canrobert, dated the 18th
inst
The superiort yof the artillery of the Allie .
is more and more con6r ned.
"On the night Of the l3th the allied troops, af-
ter having twice driven the enemy from strong
positions on the left remained masters of them,
and have thus got very much nearer to the
town.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS -!
Pills that are Pills

DROF HAYES. Stat Cher,i t. of Mnssnchus
L s,ys, they the best Of nj ri l.. and annexed
mr. he men who certify 'hst HAYES knows. viz:
Lemuel Sns~, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Nass,
Emory Washhurn. Governor Of Mass.
W c. Piunkeit. Lieut.. q ". Of Mass.
Ienry J. Garlner, GOV of Mas,
Simeon Brown, ieut Gov -
NJ Wright, Sec. Of State
John b fitzpatrick Ca holc Bishop Of Bos TN.
MEN THAT ARE MEN !!
Among the iii Eases this PHI has cured with astonsh
ing raTiddy, may mention
Costivenrs., Bilious Complaints, rheumatism. Drop
~ lfeartbu n Hean"hc arising from foul Stomach.
Nau>ea Indigestion, Morbid innction Of the Bowels. and
pain arsiog ther,from, Fnturncy. Los, of Appetite
nil .lcrrous aud cuianeous Diseases. which require
cvactmn Medicine, Seroiua, or Kings Evil They al
spby purifying the blood md stimulating the System,
cure many complaints whrh it wuul NOT be suppose
they cnu rea b; such Deafness, Partial Blindness
Neuralgia ard Nervous irritahlit,, Drrnnge nens of
the Liver and Kineys, Gm.r end other kindred com
plants, arising og low ute OF the body. or ob'truc-
tons of il. functions. they the he.t Purgative
Mcdi Inc discovered, and you will but need to use
them to know il.
Prepared by DR.. !. C. AVER. Lowell, Mass, and
sold 10y every respectable ugg'st in New England.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
LATE NEWS BY THE NAILS.
ro,e ON News by the Atlantic


The Steamship Atantic's mails arrived IN the
citv Of New York, Friday evening. -
Tho Vienna Conference has been broken OF
on5 Russia has rejected the demand OF the allies.
"''I Flo Conference was broken off after the 18th
.os.o,. and Lord John Russell and NJ Drouyn
Do I,huys have left Vienna.
Tbe twelfth conference was held on saturday
d. otst of April 1t lasted four hours aud a
.alf and concluded by adiourning sine die. Rus
70 having absolutely rejected the demands OF
l,'o,oe and England. Ii now remains to be seen
what course Austria will pursue.
COMMANDMENT OF sEBAsToPoL.
.rho hombardment of Sebastopo with 500 guns
c,nnenord on the 9Th and has continued lnc"S
'an,Iy np 10 the 18th, at which time an assault
ys. not deemed practicable, but the intention
was TO storm thu placeif possible.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The English papers are filled with accounts OF
the festivities incident to the visit OF the Emperor
and Empress of France to the Queen. The his-
tinguished visitors arrived at Dover on the ioth'
ani from thence proceeded to Windsor. remain
ING the guests of the Queen for five days, and
received a distinguished reception from the
Court. They were overwhelmed by congratuln-
tory addresses from corporations and institutions,
&c They returned to France on Saturday ar
irving at Bologne on Sunday. where Napoleon
held grand review of 5000 French troops
THE sEIGE.
Crimed, 4prH I'D lrng the night ol 'he
I3th. the left attack of the allies obtalned con
siderable advantage over the Russians VIII" were
twice dslndged from their strongly fortified po-
stion, which remained in the hands OF the French.
The of this position enabled the allies
to f,rtlfy the summit of tho mountain ravlnes,
which is of great Importance.
ParisF riday morning. -t'eneral Canrobeit
writes on the li,h that the superiority OF the
artillery of the allies is becoming more and more
certain. Our troops are now masters OF many
strong p ,stions on the enemy's left.
Vienna, Thursday.-A special courier was
sent to London after the conference on Monday.
Dispatches of authentic nature recelv-
ed here from the Crimea state that on the I'm
n violent bombardment was directed against
Malakoff Tower, which was maintained twelve
hours, but without decisive result.
The allied fleets were lying i'll order OF battle
off the mouth of the harbor.
There we're rumors of serious engagement
on the Ilth in which the Russians were de-
feated
FURTHER OF THE sElGE.
The allies on the 9th made n breach IN the bnt-
talion between the centre of the Russian WORKS
and the Quarantine fort
Omar Pasha had landed at kamlesch with lo,'
900 men, who will assist in tn assault.
Admiral Bruat anchored at StaeletzHa
Bay. and await fine weather to begin operations.
Three Russian batteries had been dlsmounted'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
,T Axltuy ALl,-NE
SPANISH MIXTURE.
I'VE GREAT PURIFIER CT TIE BLOOD.


| Not il pa,iicle of Mercury IN II.
Az 'NrALtIHLg Rtafpr Tor Scr"ule. Kings Evil
Rheumatism Obstinate tutencous Eruntions, PM
pies or Pustllc, TIE faco, Biz tches Soils, Crnic
Sore Eyes Riag Worm Or letter Scn6 Head, En-
largnment urd Pam the Bones d Joints, stubborn
Ulcers Syphil tic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Com
PLANTS an all Diseases arising from an inniiclous
use of Mercury, lmptddenrc ia Life, or Inquiry Of
the Blood.
Iiisyaluab.c Medicine. which has bcco.ne eelebrntcd
o. the number of extraordinary uTcs Effected through
it, agency. has induced the prop etor Mt the urgent tc
Iues their i.uds offer ii to the public, which tcN
TO with The utmost confidence in its virtues and wnr
lcrfu curative pro- critics ] he following certihea"-
.ri,t,ed ilom large number. however. stronger
irony than the wori of the prolrietor nlI
,re all from gentlemen well know in their locairs
md OF the highest responsibility, many of them residing
IN the ,.ity OF Richmond Nn.
T. BOYnEN. Esq of the Exchange Hotel, Rich
rosI known every where SAYS, he hu4 cen liz Med
M called Carers Spanish Mixture ADMINISTERED n
Nf u ,dred eases, in nearly tine discusses tof viii
it recornn cndca with the most astonishing good
uIt, lie suys is the most extra ordinary medicine" hc
hss
iea, 4Ha Frer- Great Curc.--I hereby certify, that
ion t.ret year, bad cue al Fewer Of Of tn n1s VIE"
lcut lp.cl ron. hul several PLY sic an. took large
rantitie. otQ mime. Mercury and believe all the
lorir- advertised. hut al without any permanent Tee
iii Al last ! trie., Gafla'. Spanish Mixture, two
bottles ot which cilecpualy cured H." and l am happy
II, iavr had either Ghllls or Fever since con-
.cr it the best rotr the world, and The only medi
cine thar rvcr reached cuse. JOHN ION6DhN.
Benscr Dam, near III hhoni' VA
T. Il. Luck Esq hew IN h'ehmond' ana 'ol "nny
Nehrs III the rust Chre hs tu'h com, ,'"'' III , "
,,nishre cheney of Cnftrr. Spanish MIXTURE that lac
a. ought upward, OF 20 bottles. which he has given
Nay lot afflicted MI Luck say ne mas never "h""
Ito iall "hoh thheh a'tni4Ins !" "''''''"'s,
Dr. Mmge practising lHHSl''hh' ana 'ormery OF
the City Hotel in the city Of Richmond, says he his wit
tossed IN number oi lh'tlheeS inc ''e''F Na''r'
Spanish Mixture which were m"s' tuy surprising, h'
-aYs II case OF C"n>nnf hon 1eprhohi on Tue LIVER
the good elects were "onheru' '''r'n =,
Samuel NJ pnnker oil ire hrm ct Drineef y sio u.s.
honhohn' was cu''n I" NV '",'' - y'''r
I'm ling by the use ii two bottles OF Caffers n an''
Mixture.
Great tnre Of Sc'2'Hd ne editors "i inc men
nond Republican had servant "np"E'd IN hef press
foem curej Of vi"'ent Scrolnia combined WIN h9"u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
HIM c Scott for CnnpreSs.

A convention Of the American party, assembled
in this city on Saturday evening, nominated VIM.
c. Scott, Esq, of Richmond city, Us their cand-
date for Congress
Mr.. Scott is well known throughout the dis
trict as gentleman of fine talents, indomitable
energy of character, and extensive popularity
He has represented his native county of Powha-
tan in the Legislature, and has given evidence of
his ability and fitness to fill most worthily the
position for which he is now designated. We
understand that the finest spirit prevailed in the
minimizing boly.-R ichmoud Whig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
OFFICE OF THE J. r. T.. X. Co., I
MnY lst 1855. (


LNOR the purpose Of repairing LOCKS Nos. 20 q DO,
l. on the First Division Of the Canal the navigation
viii be stoppe ut those points the goth inst, at
sunown aud viii no, be opened again until the 18th of
June II wi then remain open until ihc27ih OF June
when il viii again be ttupped Mt LOOKS Nos. ~ and
20 until the l2th If July
For the purpose OF aging floors in LOCKS Nos
and & the Navigation will be stopped between those
three LOCKS On the 22nd inst, and DO opened again
on tho Monduy uIlpwing.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
l.. CHINN.
tnnyo dSrIm Sup't of Repairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET,
Between NInin and Cary streets,
Richmond. Va.

'EfOLAND a. BURGER. .roptctors. would respect
fully sinic To their friends and the public generally
fl in consequence of tho very iuering suteees with
Which they hive in thar entcrpis they pro
pnt n. tn nnnuf ,cu,c wi grentrr facility aud prompt
lc4a hnn her toorr, SAWS, und moro especially CIR
~ LAR SAWS which, upon the trstimnny of .omo Of
ut best mud most reliable citizens, claimed 10 be
upctlnr in tn. IL working all others, They mny be
found in MI principal Hardware Stores in the cityn
Factory prices.
All Saw. stamped TOLAND & BERGER are
nuted in the iul est scnse, from shom or by
whom purchased.
Orders respectfully .olicrd, aud pre- nptly executed
rY-Al tiers promptly answered.
mug I2-ta TDIAND g. MERGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
Political.

n. c. Claiborne. candidate of the American
party for Congress addressed the people at Hall.
fac c. II. on Wednesday night last. His speech
mainly devoted to the defence of his party,
and of himself against various personal and po-
litica charges.
He was followed by Wood Bauldin, of Rich
mond, in a few remarks denying the charge
brought against him bya writer in the Richmond
Enquirer, that he was hostile to the Flournoy
ticket. He avowed himself its friend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
IMPORTANT NEW LAW BOOKS.

A MONKS. IuatIsHER AND BOOKSELLER, Rich-
~. uond. I0., has lud published
DIorsT ~ THf LAWS ~ RIAL PnorEnTY-Genrsib
odopted aud in use in the United Stnrc--by Jons
rArLoE LnnAx L.. d.. Judy of the Eighth judicial
Circuit of Ynginia of the Judges of the Supreme
Special Goun of Appeals. nnd ioi nerlY Professor at
LAW IN the University OF virginia Second Edition
Revised correcird and rr"ntls enlarged, in Three
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Tins edition. cmu ncinP NJ il doe- ncury all the
cent English und Amr ienn dseisiuns upon tho same
subject noy Justly be considered the valuable
compendium Of purely American Law upon the subject
of Real Property issued in hs county.
Chancellor keH's OPINION Of The " o'k.
This work applies well Ia Laws respecting Real
Property IN the tscd Sfatfs ~ Ia Virginia The work
is upon the model of Craise's Digest aud il mny well
Nc recommended vaunble addition Ia tha Lawyers
Ibmry.'
Rob nson's PIactice-New Edition The
Practice in Court- OF Justice in England and the Uni
ted Sinics, hy Conway Rlbnson Esq.
Voums | to the place hnl time of transOction or
proceeding, treating chiefly 81 The Conflict of Laws,
md til, Statute of Limirntions Price, 81 90
Sands Suit in Equity.-Hstory Of SUIT in
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stnges. II hnnl decree ot HpPenl, execution, &c
The Appendix besides containing summary OF gal
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ing Equity pleading and Pfaetie contain. variety OF
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
Taze1ctii FOuntB.

y letter from gentleman Of this county in
forms that the prospects for the American
cause are most encouraging. The people here,
he says, will resent, with manly Indignation, the
abusive epthets which Mr.. Wise applies to the
Know Mornings. The same spirit prevails
throughout that whole section, and Wise's defeat
is regarded as an absolute certainty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
Railroad 4c1ident.

On Friday afternoon last, The Danyille cars
run over negro man, about thirty years of age,
the property of Mrs. Leith, and hired to Mr..
French at Amelia Court House, ut II curve in the
road, a short distance this side of Amalia c. H.,
killing him instantly The negro was sitting on
the tlack at the time of the accident and in all
PROBABILITY was sleep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
. EIizdbefb Gin. &.r.

We learn that a District Convention of the
American party has nominated Joseph Segar
ESQ., of Hampton, a candidate for the House
of Delegates for the counties Of Elizabeth City,
York, and Warwick and the town of Williams
burg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
IvEKCOMPLAInT, JAUNDIoE. pYs

NEhtOWF JhuNDlSf, III 9
Jprpsla Chrome Ne vous Debility, Diseaae 81 the
kinney. nrd All Diseases arising from Disordercd
Liver StoThch, such u Constipation, Inward PHas,
fness, Blood the Head. Acidity of the Stomach
MN Heartburn Disgust for Food fulness or weight
the Stomach Sour Ernctntons Sinking OF flntterihg
the Pit 81 the Slonach Swimming of tbs II nd, ilur-
ricd and difficult Brrnthing, fluuerpg Mt the Heart
Cbonking Suicning Sensations when in lying pos
ure Dmae- oI Vision, Dots Web. before The sight
t-vrr mud Dull Pain in the Heal, Deficiency OF Pers-
prn'iun Yelowness Of the skin and Ewes fain IN the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs &c, Sudden tushes OF iieni,
Burning the Iesh Constant m"gning' "t Evil, and
grent depression of Spirit can be eheotuaIy cured by
DoGrER HnnrLAsp CELEBRATED
GERMAN BiTfERS,
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, German Medicine
Store, No 100 Arci. door below Sixth, Phiiadh.
Their power over the above Diseases is not exceed,
IL cquacd. BY my othrr preparation in the United
States, the uttcst, in peny cases utter sktul
physician. nd iuied.
These B tiers are worthy the attention of Invalids.
Possessing virtues in the rechcaon OF the liver
and lesser glands exercising the searching power
in weakness and ae, Il the digestive organs they
witl,nl sa,e, ceran and plea ,ont
VIRGINIA TEsTrNoSY. DIR J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va. Feb 9TH 1852. sad Il arm entirely out of the
German Buffers. They have become al the rage Moth
iugtlse sells"
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock, Va.
said, jan 10Th, 1880 "a Great Medcine.-We have
uniformly relra med from recommending to the public
of the various patent medicines OF the day, unless
thoroughly convinced of their value Among those
consider worthy of notice. is the German Btters in
ented by DR.. Hooland, and prepared by DIR Jackson,
n Philadephi One instance in particular, in which
he error virtues OF ts medicine have been tested,
as fallen under our observation. During the last
a of Mr.. Abram Crabill, OF this county.
cry seriously affected with Liver Complain, and after
tying vain various RENE lies, he purchased bottle
of the Bter and after using il, much relieved
of his distressing malady that he procured other bot
lie. and is restored trely to health"
They entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
Ingredients always rengthen the system, and
estate it.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities and retail by apothecares and sorekeePers in
every town ia the United States.
Sold by ID. r. LYMAN, J. Il. THOMPSON Il co,
On j. H. SEAY CO, Lynchburg nd by dealers in
m, dicioc everywhere tsep61y
FLANK BOOKS! BLANK BOOkS!
DAYNE x CHRISTIAN are now In receipt OF
l. large assortment of
BLANK BOOKS,
Consisting of Ledgers, Journals Day Books, and Memo.
of various sizes equal in style and quality to any
market and at prices suit the times Gall before
purchasing elsewhere mar'' i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
.ICAM' DECLINING.-uNCLE sA,

.ICAM UNCLE SAM
- having dec med wiiting any moe notices hhF mo
hnve 10 faly On my young "Amcrcnn' genius To
"hlr my friends and the public. that
10 cnn.equ.nee of the expiration of the OF service
of my Cook, will suspend operations in the EArlsa
Dsr,nrarsr OF INV business until the 1t of October;
daring WI ich limo will make such improvements
viii onah. offer my friends greater facilities for
GOOD LIVING 'bnn rnn be found in this upper
country.
My "nlifc attention viii IL devoted to the service of
tho BAR, which shalt be ns heretofore SUI piled with
III" beat Liquors and Cig,r. TINT onn be had any where
My patrnfa arc invited 10 fnfE LuScH. which will
!c served hnndsome style ever, day nj o'clock.
JOHN w SMITH Lessee
nnlll L. Of Mnshinptnn untlse Bnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

LIME SfGAKS.--Just to hand n lot of realy
l. prime Cigar among which ara Ambrcsa, Planta.
ton Pancl,hn, Librrnd. Cnbnnas. Principles &c pur-
chased of one of III" best importing houses in N. Y For
sn. u J. Il. THOMrSO Il cos.
may3ts New Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
Destructive Fre-Montgomery Mills and Uin-
ter iron FORKS in RuinS--G Great Destruction
Of DrnuerLu- prnhuhLe loss Sll.lNnDl


Of Property-Probabie toss S55.o0o
MONTGOMERY, May About 10 o'clock last
night. fire was discovered in the upper story of
the Montgomery Mills, adjoining the Winter Iron
Works, though separate interests. The Mills
we're entirely consumed The loss not yet def
ntey ascertained, but tho stock consumed sup
posed to be worth $4,000, on which there was
no insurance. The huilding and machinery can
not be replaced for any sum less than So, 600
The Mills were insured for $4,000.
The flames then communicated to the Mould
ing Department of tho Winter Iron Works, all
which. together with the machinery, &c. was
entirely destroyed. The loss is probably $4,000.
1t was insured we learn, for $4,000. The Pat
tern Shop, in which were patterns and castings
to the amount of $4,000, was, with great dIth-
Guilty saved, though with considerable damage to
the patterns. &c.
The Finishing Shop also sustained great dam
age by the removal of machinery, &c
All the machinery used in propelling the works,
in addition to that employed by the Mills an ut
ter wreck.
From the best Judgment to be formed at the
moment, we think that the loss TO the Mills cstab-
lshmpnt will not be less than S30,O0D.
The loss to the Iron Works is estimated to be
from Sl2,O 900 to $4,000, in the major part of
which they are protected but the immense loss
consequent npon the long suspension of their
operations, and the arrangement which mast
necessarily ensue, will be far beyond this.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

WAR. wARl-ATTENTION SOL

NAK. " Az l-AT1ENTIVN SUE
w DIERS or THE WAR OF ISl2!!-BOuNfY
LAND WARRANTS.-The Soldiers of the War of
1912, their legal rel resentatives, call and
get the addtonnI quuntiiy "f Bounty Land coming to
them also, th viii Of the soldiers of tho rcvolu.
Ionary Come one, come nll-there is enough for
each. enough. for al.
Be sure . enquire fIr the undersigned if you with
your cnir- proncry attended 10 for have just received
from Head Quarters all the necessary rolls and docu-
,snbli.h your cluims you have nothing
10 but and get your warrant, for which
| will pay you the h. cash price
marie t, L. W, GRAY. Agent for Claims
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
Judge Lumpkin PositirelU Declines.

A letter received from Judge Joseph II. Lump
kin of Georgia states that he has positively and
unequvocaIly declined the appoi ntment of
Jude of the new claims court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
WaShingion 1RnitS.

WASHINGTON, MAY 6.-Secretary Dobbn, of
the Navy, is still at home in Fayetteville, n. c.,
and is slowly recovering. He isexpee.ed to re-
turn here about the last of this month";
The redemption of the public debt this week
amounts to III, 900.
The bounty land applications this week amount
to i3.6o0 and the total number of applications
SO far, are l2OSOO.
1t is rumorcd here that the President will ap
point Judge +, G. Loring, of Boston, to the va
cancy in the Court of Claims, oceasoned by
Judge Lumpkn's declining the appointment.