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-. NEy1 YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
w. AMI YUNITED STA TE5 MAIL STEAhERS.-
V2H1 The comprising this line are the WASHING
q TON, capt b. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt Ed
ward Higgins.
aieamars Saulhaulran
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luOUI1T OF CLAIMs-Unah Fsrrcs attorney a,aw, Rock
" Vile Naryand Of claims aBf
before Washington Commnniosio<s
Rockville No 2t north street wA E
promptly attended TO.
March 3i--dtlstJny
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I" should auId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 mini;
should auId acquaintance be forgot,

!. should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min;
should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auId lang syne.n
The members of June,
the Junior class OF the ending June 1852 the Sophomore
class OF the ending June 1885, Freshman
ending in June 1890 hereby requested assemble In
Washington d. c., the third Of March, A. d. 1857
brighten the links OF the chain friendship which
greeting sympathy unti,aey
some Of their promising compeefs.
preliminary meeting OF the sefappoined committee will be
held the first Monday September A. d. 1856 the United
States Hotel ChesRut Fourth and Finn
which those members OF the whom
venent invited atteud when will be
adopted 10 secure "a full attendance possible.
In tho those whom addressed
good TO furnish the ofthe committee mail with
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, NJ. j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, N. D.,
o. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER
ofLsncaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
of Winston, AHeEhany Co., Nd,
SAMUEL 7. RICHARDB,
of Balxt, Iron and Glsss Works, NJ
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Connttee
Joas WElpE An Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-iawtMar3 [Inteiiscncer]
All newspapers in civilized world
through great
visions OF the globes and all newspapers throughout the United
States of America requested insertion
March, A. ID. 1857.
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Law Notice.

BROWN STANTON AND WALKER.
IVM. II. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law in the Supreme
of elaine in Washington,
and in the conrs Of Occs in Washington and Mem
phs One Of the parties will always be found either place. and
letters addressed 10 them will receive prompt attention.
April 49, tfeod tinicT and Sentinel copy.l
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N peuton OF Emily c. Pullman Administrative of the estate
" Of Lewis Pulmpn deceased late Of Albion New York
August I64 for Improvement in machnes
removing buidng from the expiration
said patent which takes co on the sist day Of August
1856
ordered said petition be heard me Patent Office
Monday of August IL O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear and show tey have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
file In the Patent
Office their obections specially writing least
day hearing Atesnony filed by either party
hearing, transmitted
codance the Office, which win be furnished ON
pIicafion.
THE testimony In the closed 9th Of July
dcposons papers relied tesmony must be
before the morning OF he' the
gnments, II any, within ten days thereafter .
be puhhshsd n the luoi
g.ncer and Evening Star, Washinstcn D. G. Penny
Phiada Sccn tfhc American. Now Yorh, ~ u; Daily
Republican Baltimore and Post Boston, Msss, once
weeks previous the 6h day OF AH
gust next, the day of hearing.
Comhfcsioner Of Patents.
psEdiors of the nbove papery will please coPY and send
their Office, with containing this notice.
May 22-law3w
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PROPOSED nArrs OF sitlisa.

" " = : = EDWARD b X i c9.hiss. OIL; IIss, n '.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, = 60,
STEPHEN kENNsRD CO..
8. 0. WAINWRIGHT Z SS;ia sHi'ii 1 lsSe''' SS.,
GEO II DRAPER, Havrc.
M ~ shesc chips win no, for gold sIvsr,
ulon specie cey precious metals, unless bills Of
dns and the value thereof therein
Apn3-dtf
Delaware College.
cR first term Of the college year this institution viii com
29ih OF August and continue sixteen weeks pc
and The scienac which the student take in fun IN
The analysis aso, 10 engineering and pacnca sur
@ Of the academica department, under Of
w Weston A. Ml correspond with hose Of the college
for 'ur'he' pa'"e'A' DANIEL KIRKwooD, President.
Nsw.nr, tDel.) Jnly 10, 1855
NOR or comnodous and attic house
near the co,ns. Of D street n ron
throughout Terms &c ss es
''e,s; a.; 4 Ada,s'' s roo" ~ so'''''' o''
John o. sara mt IL Charles Albert.
Attorneys ana Counsellors-af-La Lam,
HAVE associated nemeye. for The :" p s,s,.a
before e. S se Goa.' n
any Wssmsaros, eoa1. !" rss I''e D. C., March "a isss
Mar a5--eodam
rroUH In the crimsn, by Lord de aos vol London,
Tbe calendar Victory, vol London s'} =, ,..a,,
Memoir Admiral Sir Ja'Iee Drcn'on vol London
History Corps Of Royal sapper and Miners av0'''
London, 1855. -, ,,.
Anglo Indian Army; by Captain Raner. vol London
The Great Bat, ee Of Army vol London 1855
Jennings Natural Eemenrof Political Economy VOL Lon
| don, 1851 ,a,.
uopkins on Atmospheric Changes vol London, 1854.
Worlds Reyoud by Phillips vol London, icS'
scbarh, on the Microscope. 7 vol London 1855.
aiexandria and her schools by Kingsley vol LONDON
4 1854.
4 don. 1855 ~.
/ and Churchill; BY Forster. vol. London, 1853
Hclias, Home History Literature and M o the "ce'
l nv Jacobs 1 vol. London, 1855
4 apio,iocraphy of Arsro. vol London, 1855.
Companion; complete sci IRON is com
in 1898, tscarcel -n.,,o,x r.,,,o,
July 10 rhAN,h ihhLo"r
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JARpEF.s uAGAZiNE for Msy.
Ia, ras.;y.i 10 TAYLOR 4 NAURY,
May "a Booksehers, rem. aseh"e, ~" sNi s"'s'
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. O. Meigs, u Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents Offs, IN the state oil
severay with The United States and
guaranty foregoing bid cf be accepted a be or
hcv will within OF The sad bid
cute same wit ood and sufficient re'les TO
perform proposed in conformity to the terms
which IL was iaade Ana IN case tne
a 10 aforesaid, guaranty
&, make good The difference between the said aud
'"e "'H Hs siun"ds w ' D.
e's"N" c.. ID.
Thereby certify tat the knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient
tSigned) r. ..
Mar s-3 ,wieahMa & Iawn
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h going and fc,rrnins.

Stopping Southampton, both going and returning they offer
proceeding London and Havre advantages over
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton ard Bremen
cabin main saloon, $780, rst cabin, lower saoon silo;
second do $50. y. -.
newspapers mus, through he Ios, Office
adinR will signed on the day OF sailing
An expereaceN surgeon Il attached to each ship
For freight passage, apply 10 II . .l.p : :,
G.. A HEINEKEN CS; Rteuten.
CROSKEY Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, iiavre
Mar 6-dIy
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N urothers Keeper by author OF DOLLARS an" Cents
~. n. a. al. y, TAYLOR n MAUBY's
waaS Bookstore, 9th street.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH KAiiHOAD'
Change OF Hours.
IA ls f7lllll1| iiIesla1[l -
IN and after Monday instant the trains will leave
" Washnston nj 6 6K, a. m, and 3 and ~, p M
sunday, at AZ. p m, ,,,su
=" su"'''' II. H. PARSONS, Agent.
april % -dir
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me owners viii not be accountable for gold sv&
buon specie eey precious metals unless bills Of
and the vs!ue thereof theren
hp25--dn
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The Treasury Department consists Of the offices Of the Sec
retarY of the Treasury two comptrolers commissioner OF
he CUSTOMS sx'audors 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
Secrefory 05ceIon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. y. g. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charges architect and three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
ty Of the Treasury is charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions OF the government and Of the
cuon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
Of the United States. He superintens the Of the
coast the light house establishment the marine hospitals OF
the United States and the construction OF public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
ftr Comptroers 06fce-Elisha Whittlescy, esq, Comp
roler and fifteen clerks He prescbe the mode Of keep
ing and rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
wee well the public lands and reves and ccrtfes the
balances arising thereon
Second coaptroHsr's 0bice-John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller, and clerks He prescribes the mode.
Keeping ands rendering the accounts Of the army,
and Indian departments Of the public service and rcvses and
certihes the balances arising thereon
Office Of Commissioner Of me- Hugh j. Anderson,
eq Commissioner, and eleven clerks he prescrbes the
mode OF Keeping and rendering the Of the
revenue and disbursements and for the building and repair
ing &c. and reyes and cert6es the balances
arising thereon.
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posr orrroE pErAnrMENT.

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 pre-
pared for his final action il is distributed among several bu
reaus as follows The Appointment Office in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office, in
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster General; the
Finance Office in charge OF the Thi Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection oce In charge OF tnc cei
clerk.
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this Office are
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
iscontnuance post Offices changes Of sites and names
appointment and removal OF and route ana local
agents a. also the giving Of instructions postmasters
furnished With marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use oil the depart
ent with superntendence or the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks 10 this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean ma
steamship lines and OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Csatract Oicewiliiam H. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant General and twentysix clerks 10 tins OIL
fee assigned the business OF arranging the man service
Of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting te
frequency of trips mode of conveyance and times OF de
narures and arrivals all the the OF the
mail between the different sections OF the country the points
of mail distribution and the regulations for the government
of the domestic mail service of the United States pre-
mares the for mail proposals. receives the bn
and takes charge of the annual and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution Of the contracts All ap
establishment alteration OF mail arrange
nen ane appointment OF mail messengers should be sent
to this Office All claims should be for transpor
taton service under contract the recognition OF sao
service first to obtained through the Contract Office a
authority the proper credits at the Audtor o
ce this office all postmasfer at the ends o routes
ceivo the statement OF mail arrangements n' ne
respective routes Itrepors weekly 70 the Audor All con-
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts Tor man
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits of the mail
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Washington Aqueduct.

INFLAMMATION. March q. 1 Is
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Carolina Hotel.

Chaags Of Preparatory.
sr ,.re., and bestocafed Wilmington, North Care
i'm. near the railroad depot aud steamboat landinss
'' B. D. BROWN, Proprietor
WlLnIHGros N. c., Msy, 1853. gfse
JuLe 3-dimh
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dfofncys ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N We associated themselves for the of professon
II bnsiucss attend 10 cases that may be intrus'e
10 before depsWcnts the court OF ciaims
anv cour sitting in the District OF co'umba
WAsmseros, d. c., March -, 1883.
Mara SEQ
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r. 6-Edtos papes will please coY, and send
Office with containing this nose
May 22-iaw3w
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Ey xay - catao W have received 5 iney papers -
she aih ~ June
The legislative Council vas 70 open the 9th. ~
William Denn TIE Governor Genafhl appeafs ~
bo tefy popular
ir. paflef was oonBecraied Hishop y sydney the
g5th ~ May ~. appointment 81 aitp ropnlnr gnes
Tho sydney branch mint y IN operation ba' As nni 80
i-.uea rom. s. buys goo IS q IL a3sd gsr 1unee
wiseii I. Biore tha ihc prep gwen ~ specuistDfr
W coy tie q owing floln TIE Iagars ~ tsno o.
T1e olny aisrfasei lately ~ tbH c1nn,itaicn a
.eyera very 8troeious cflules Tie cfime ~ = M
stealing from hch tln stockh0ters IN TIE utrfiof snf
fer - sevefe ostss ha sTaete atteLuyn a'eJ - tts
iD rraeed ffe4n.ncy. Ttefo you'd teeal t h. gfushg
afiYe r. o. coaI ry dftrrts faf us sfpion ~ sisf
ID ,sr sufe. ~ 10 proee beh y r. sn fTUpesy
Tie ha4vtFf generty has geca ffit' tyf ore ~ ~
H. ~ rAf8ai drougt whri af9De tlfne 40 expe
reaead aaa fonsi1efalr advance N thr pre- q ~
an, nor tu' a olhsr nsr.tary afiifss y consamp
fs1 Ia. tesn ,ts r1hssquencs. Considerable csgses a
rArai anl aont however tuawH y > - ,har ssg
g. The AIftfR sn pert.
Heavy Fains have -ieu % many rsrts n i'ie eoigny
hf'iy
4 rffesn ~ cngratisD Al bsnsil - have - ~
lavAfds Ne1 -.uth Wsb~ arf 'hOBya 80 ncls4se 81
tBr ptruis'.pn W has hal SIC ~asef a re
40 ifg rtgts. AM hAs th.s pAAsd dcg tslgu aua ..
some tsecs ~ vofl men lsfs u tesson - &-M Na
capabilities 2fd = N.s copng ~ 'i repnn
anG naiIffnanee r. sny nUnt.sr hgwstef bfFr /" III
tusifioaf ratmns Who NY ccus ~ o. ssrs~ ~ ~
= dc ilns aA feitef 80 ~ Esaiisr ssn gilfp ~
intending fnisran,. nj ~ lE0s 'sir lDsgiaAtpn q
Tlrt4 - t. thihs hlprlHtte - ~aly 4 festtaiN.t
hel,l1a4fs aalfce haze fIaAi 81 efprei fhAi -
u.-trns ~t6 earls male tlfif lafu-t tnlfr - N
~, - 4BpfspareI te r,se IN and v 'ffeqne alaf
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The Sacramento r,on of the 5I July states tha, the
delegates recently elected 10 the Settler County conveD
to assembled at o'clock T. ~, Monday at Concert
Hall, street AM organized By the selection of the
following ofhcers:--
presideut, W Underwood Wee rresldonis Eafiford
Anderson, br c. Collins, aud Tho-. Armstrong Socte-
tary Jas. Mce1aichcy.
he following preamble aaopteds-
wheIeas The right o. settlers upon nnds in California
20 be- protected hy act ~ the legislature H their I'M
rros and possession has constantly been douht
aud s,sh an act has been deemed unconstitutional and
void believing their light 10 such protection J. founded
in iustca am the elementary principles o c1uiy, we
declare the owng facts and principles a. The iounda
iion of their riZlts.--
ILat by the ratification of the treaty of Gsuanupo
H6go with Mexico the feo simple - al the land ia the
state n arnia was vested In the Cnted statcs and mas
hitherto remained and now II.
That every American citizen has the right, and hse
had such fFht from that time. - settle upon suy sn.
the actual occupation of another and - Lod The
Same un.il a patent issues therefor.
That BY virtue of act ID March 1851 any grantee ot
Mexico spain may show right 60 particular piece
- snd and enile himself to petep, t't The same
Thai the Improvements male sny lands thus patented
are the production and property Of those who mad
tnem That the inrr ovcnCnt made are not ietar-
dze hi the act of The pcty ia The entry upon the h
lot AZ IN reeut oi the v, snf The gft ~ the ocrn
rant 'o rroert.r ans the esresbie enoymsnt q she
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ARRIVAL. OF THE GEORGE LAW.
Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
81, 2S5, 618 in Gold Dust.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM KAMSCiIATKA.
Flight Of the Garrison at Petropaulowsh.
Destruction of the Forts BY the Allied Fleets,
-
THE ALLIED FLEET AT san FRANCISCO.
te .U --~~~~~~~~~-,~-~~~~~~~~~ -
INTERESTING ITEMS.
INTERESTING ITEMS.
Intelligence from Australia, Acapulco, Sand
wish Islands, South Pacific, Costa Rica,
New Granada and Nicaragua.
MOVEMENTS OF COLONEL KINNEY.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,

The L. s. mail steamship George Law, a. G. Gray,
ESQ, Commander left Aspinwai at ll2o i. ". on the
10th instant and arrived at Quarantine yesterday
ing half past She brings the California mails Of
August 81 .s5 616 in treasure freight, and 442 pas
sepgers, all in good health.
August 90 at 1853 A. NJ, Cape Antonio bearing f. two
miles distant, exchanged signals With bark Edward Co
hen, of Plymouth, hove too August %, at ii A. NJ,
lat % 81 N Ion rs 5s W. passed ship Edward Sprague
ofNew York, bound n.
The steamship Golden Age Commander J. s. Watkins,
left San Francisco August l. at T. M, with 420 pas
engers and 81 ooO in treasure on freight 1872 2si
of which English account. Touched at Acapulco
in 6A days from San Francisco and arrived at Pana
at 1880 ON the evening OF the 18th.
line Of telegraph has been erected between Aspnwai
and Panama, and is now in successful operation.
The health Of The 1shmus good. There has been
little rain, aud the railroad il in excellent condition
The following is the specie list Of the steamship George
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SAN IRascHto, July 30-Fvening,
very active busne has been done to-day IA almost
al descriptions Of staple goods nni rates Tor many ~
them have Htill hrher advanced This In The face Of
me d'pnrlurc oi the steamer on wednesday next, re
mnkabe Instance oi the extent O oonhdence which 81
ht n the recent movement ~ go"aA nnd y eonrtlered
hy many ~ an index az acontnance Of the speculative
eeng ai ieasl throughout the coming w'ck IN act ~
4 somewhat diehit 10 say nt present howl ong u VIII
continue, innsmuch ms there Il undoubtedly genuine
oun ton for the movement IN the wants oi the country
1t should be borne IN mind however, steadily hnt the
amount o goods which has gone forward 10 Me interior
during the paft month has been unusually large and
that the merchants and traders Ia Tho river and mining
towns must by thi. time he veil supplied with goois.
Az soon as tie country demand fls away the specula
tive pnft ~ The movement viii be left ~ great degree
without odndetion and when goods begin 70 accumulate
prices must rrcehe There Il scarcity Of goods in this
market; the contrary stocks of some Of the arti
ces ~ Which the heaviest operations have been conduct
ed arc sufficient for the supply Of all Tho wants Of the
country for months 10 while the amount ~ RDods
on the say u large INDEED AZ this moment there
over dozen large clippers Ito days out all bringing
barge caIgoes to this port md many o,hrrs I, follow
shortly We rreah ihub not ~ any means aN " pro-
rhets of evil but because wish 10 call The sober At
teuion OF the mercantile community to the true position
Of Affairs and TO urge canton upon them. III. true
cause q the activity " see around Us II We think the
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Aso1HYn sARIY lS TIg Tn1p.--The riaeerye Mo,ntoin
D.mocToi leading democratic paper IL ~ Dorado
~ which has heretofore refused 10 sppcrt the uotnina
tons made hy he Democratic state invention contains
the folio sing announccmtbt;-TheT 4 rum0r very
prevalent in city that number ~ gentlemen from
S0;hlngsm, IN convention u san frlncsco ntey,
and nominated the following ticket
Tty Goesrn,r-i. Mdffch.
Tisia. GsrrrHor--Gen David Douglas.
FIR Jtdars n ~ Supreme CoHrf-.loLn II. Howell full
term; Chas. NJ. cresnof, unexpirei trim.
!1ris tomftv H0--Mr Barrier
.s'nis TtsIg1Ter--,John r. Crenshaw
Sur g6F gf7gfai--GhAfinx II. Ihonias
,i1eyr<y GcpYdl-calhoun B,nbar.
tfote PriHbY-paul MerriH
Gen. Douglas, jus, * y, aad Calhoun lscnham
have heretofore acto8 gi p Hhg party, but they
nov, understand, sinte tbc whigs hay, abandoned
their principles and Joined the Know Nothing heart hn
soul with The democracy. Every candidate on tho ticket
endorses to tho fullest ertsn, the Nebraska bill ansr
iudley nominated Tor state Prism Directors bu
his seems Improbable.
MtIrsa O. TRK GssIoeAnoS soCurY.-Agreeabio ~
notice through tic daily newpaper-, mfet4ng a.
tho preliminary committee of tho immigration -o.is-
~, and those svgfing The objects ~ the Socie'y
has been held AZ the Mnsical Han In B1sh street.
1fn aicndaDce quite large and included many ~
our oosi II ointment and lnfusnth eixens sl Y vhora
eefaee " bc desrous ~ ening ths movement their or.
dial .npport The objects ~ tic meeting seres-
L. - disseminate continually and automatically ~
srnaiion q the so, climate agricultural prodaf
yields q erops, kc, ~ California.
= by husintss LseOisilous 70 reduce he Trce u 49,
sgg = caif5yuis AMI y multiply tie fasans 4 trans
pOfi.
r. pgscnre employment or INN gr.nv ia nj i.sy
'htg arrival n scme rate, hovsvc lcN, - tbs