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Congressional.
w WAsHINGroN, Feb. {

w ASHINGTON, FeD. o.
SENArE.-Mr. Badger called up the bill
to repeal so much Of the 3Olh section of
the Judiciary Act as authorizes the taking
Of dePositiohs without notice, which was
passed, with a Provso offered by Mr..
Chase. that 1t will not affect cases com.
menced before May lst next. A debate
on this occurred between Messrs. Badger
and Mason of a serio. comico character,
which was prolonged until other Sen ators
refused TO let Mr.. Mason be Badgered any
more.
The bill giving three years credi. Tor
duties on iron imported by railroad COM
panies was taken up.
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WASHINGTON, Feb IA.


SENATE.-sir. Weller moved that tho
Senate meet, during the remainder OF the
present session. al 1 | o'clock. A. M.
Mr.. Bell, from committee on Naval Af
fairs. made report accompanied by bill
paying $3.50 900 to the captors Of the
British brigs Detroit and Caledonia during
the war OF 1919, and asked leave to intro.
duce the bill
On motion Of Mr. Hunter the bill was
laid over for the present.
The Texas Railroad bill then came up
from the House, with amendments.
Mr.. Rusk moved that the Senate disa-
gree to them, and asked for a committee
Of reference. Agreed to.
The Indian Appropriation bill was then
taken up.
HoUsE.-The business of to-day was
mostly Of private or local character.
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RUSSIAN Loss IN THE CalMEA.-Accord-
ing to accounts from Odessa. stated to be
derived from official sources and docu.
men,s, The total number of men put hors
de combat. from the 28th Of September.
Exclusive con nseqAenly of the defeat Of
the Alma.) to the 9th Of December. does
not exceed 26 766, including prisoners
taken and deaths from diseases or other
causes not risulting from wounds. The
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM MEDILL, IF Fai,. field
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
u, JAMES MYERS, sf Lucas.
FOR SUPREME JUDGES.
WILLIAM kENNON. Of Belmont.
Il. il. WARDEN, Of FRANKLIN.
FnR AUDITOR OF STATE,
wM. ID. MORGAN, Of CoiumJiana.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN &. BRESiIN, Of Seneca.
la FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
WILLIAM TREVlTT, Of Franklin.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEORGE w. McCOOK, 0f Jsterson.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES b. SrEEDMAN. Of Lucas
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ridge, rendered it impossible for Major
Breckenridge to leave for Spain; and he
therefore has resigned the commission
which he had accepted as minister. The
President has nominated Augustus c..
Dodge, the U. S. Sens from Iowa, for
that position, and to-day he was confirm.
ed by the Senate.
V1RelNIA-Msjor 0. NJ. Crutch6eld, in
a letter. has declined to be the candidate
Of the now-Nothings for the Office Of
Governor Of Virginia. lie states that he
Intends to vote for Henry A. Wise.
BosToN, Feb. Ga regular Quarterly
Meeting oil the Know Nothings was held
to-day. The attendance had been large.
but of the proceeding little was known.
1t is said symptoms OF rebellion were ap.
parent, to the decree of the Nation al
Council proposing to expel members who
bolt the regular nomin atoms.
There appears to be split in the order
on the Free Soil subject. Councils are
being formed where Free Sellers are ex.
eluded. and others are starting into exist
ence with the Free Soil element predomi.
nant.
crazy Mormon preacher has appear
ed in St. Louis, proclaiming that he is
Joe Smith the prophet raised from the
dead.
Small -pox is said TO be fearfuIy on the
increase at Cincinnati. as it is in several
other sections Of the country.
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BY LEG Il APB.

The Kinney Erpedition.The Triaf Postponed for Yro
Months.
Philharmonic, May 2l.--The Kinney case was brought
before Judge Kane this morning. Mr. Dallas argued at
length behalf of his client for reduction of the ba and
speedy trial He read number Of from the
the testfyug that there armament
powder board intended to be shipped before start
ing that the expedition only for cooni1ng purposes
He stated that the steamer had been ready the
7th instant the delay renders Kinney liable Cor 81 200
per day for demurrsge Mr.. Dallas aso submitted an ac
Of the bearing 1T New York and closed by repeating
the demand for ar early trial.
Tho here interrupted by the empsneing the -
ries for the regular term and would be resumed again in
hour Mr. Van Dyke upon resuming the case, his
inability bring the up under weeks owing the
absence witnesses Mr. Dallas said that DELAY would
be fatal to the expedition might we be put OF for
two months weeks. After conversation the case
postponed until the next term, which "a months dis
tant being understood that the sailing Of expedition
be delayed. The defendant thereupon h
his appearance that time in the anountyz
$500.
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an JaMns .. meeuIaE., ane.ion,er.

TRUSTEEfs S&LE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on Monday afternoon, June 25h, sx
A.
Wise wife dsird Mas y sci, and duly recorded,
VIII i ~ public aaetos al that OF lot
eiss (2 numbered four hnndrsd
t4s9,) situated seventh between
bounded folcwst Beginning nj
pom, The front line ad lot,
% feet ffon The said lot
re
thence hsrdrea 9a
ine t20)
i0) fr The place Of beginning cnntanng
consisting of a ntee-story brick dwelling house.
Turnsf oHe-,atd the residue and
nonhs interest," by deed of
ea,
All cpnvey8neing OF The cost OF purchaser
eogied FIVE
sale right ssei the e1pensc
Of 81 d.ftaiflng purchaser.
MICH CALLAN, Trustee .
JAs C. mcguire,
AF.p1 Aucsip
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poar OFFICE pEeARrMEHr.

80 Convention Be,,cesa ne United States aud Bremen
"Aa articles agreed upon between the Post Office
nent Of the United States and the Post Office Depart
tae lianseatic republic of Brenen providing for the
'on Of valuable letters to be conveyed by the Uni
Nss ana Bremen Lines Of steamers, direct between
0rk and bremerhaven:
ieLE letter. alleged 10 be valuable posted at any
w 70 the United States, and addressed 10 any part Of
uAn Austrian Postal Union, OF posted in the Ger
AUSTRIAN Postal Onion, and addressed 10 the United
~ NJ attEersbe 81 the respective exchange offices
iVgk OF Bremen, be thence conveyed bY the Uni
Ass and bremen lines OF steagaers shall from and az
at aaY q August, 1885, be registered az the Office
nS On the application Of The person posting the
SnAon together with registration fee Of ire cents
suer De prepaid at such mailing Offices dHd pro
M lha5 such registration shall not be compulsory
n nt reecF the respective Posi- Office Departments
sa otates o. bremen, their revenues liable for
% iIeh letters o. packets the contents thereof
~ ~ All such letters packets mailed in the in
~ Caited states, or Of the German Austrian fostsi
42setiveiy, shall b. received registered and re-
nst5 greeted IN the general regulations issued ia
IAN = regard 70 the registration Of valuable letters
~ " sent - the exchange Offices Of New York or
Is Il ,Peehysy, for the purpose Of being forwarded
~ wy y, next direct steamer.
| ~ Ill. The respective exchange Offices OF New
49, peenep shall make separate letter bill for each
n = sr OF parcel OF registered letters, originally
!. 49, exchange Offices, or sent 20 them % be for
M prescribed ~ the regulations referred 10 ID art-
III enter therein the 0f the person address
AZ ohes 20 which IL is 70 be matted FOR delivery
tssas postage for each letter The postmaster o.
once viii then mail each such letter or parcel
~ @ separate package from the unregistered letters
s,ter w, package after tying IL in the usual manner
y such registered letters shah not be enclosed
49, - containing them, bat shall be enclosed ia
49, per Or envelope sealed, and addressed "a the
You 'ne corresponding exchange office Of Bremen or
st ~ On the receipt Of registered letter, for delir
lon Al either Of the respective exchange CHI
Sar NJ, of View York the postmaster Of such receiv-
iarr. the letters with the h and endorse
II y = found 80, win note the error, II there
y, rsi amer prescribed with regard 70 registered
D. so Tom gu inland post office. lie will then fll
PonoIng return bill, noting upon 1t whether cor
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tErEaIna nrnAnn,,r,r

Bomts Laad Apptieaats.--A divorce cannot restore q
M to the rights or condition OF Widowhood In other
y tue Commissioner Of Pensions has decided that the
3 deceased soldier having married again. and hay-
been divorced from her second husband is not entitled to
" land in right Of the first husband
l0rsl'pal Drisoa cf he Patent Office. Instructions
Ag 6aaao In the application Of this valuable manure
necessary 70 keep in view is powerful properties and to
~ great cars to prevent its coming into immediate con
wa Ihe newly sown seed or the foliage Of plants and
M ! never should be placed in contact with seeds
eas u the process OF termination give Of greater
i, quantity Of earbonic acid and vinegar; and these
J having strong anes for the ainmoniaca portion Of
aano are apt to attract 1t so powerfully as 10 check and
destroy vegetation
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bsscs srFsx~rspsxt fyxLIe FAaeNkof
Ws-hinxrpa, Mss ", tss3f
paorosALs gu ss sss'ved hls cM ne h fsy 81
~ sA~snt a. ~ ee".A ,cs s~tns s.a snxsasFg na
rad IN Ss Ssa@ss syis o. ~ twra,s gesro
sss. ~ aasss 90 ksa,nas pa ia Dseaa ~
a-s ss sf~1l ssa asarssssss s3. See
more Ass seiasirs Illustration
Also fs sAwsns and shs n4z,ss
moss v'~~s 20 accompany s-poft es Lirst Gslass.
Az hsss snassvUnxs ~s b he hocss
the VEN bes sue a.d hs drawing sree os
oscs ." % spp"sa asd when such sa~sa approved
Proposals wt BE-
ina highest syir ID ne
and shres neh t~ensy three Ass-sed 81
psstst
toes Rspos suse,s Of Route Ca Eesa "a
Proposals VIII s.so rs received er drawing and pans
OF the last sbov. ID, and pthi..f ~ co.rs
TIE niusfsnas viii hss Once Toe aspecN -
az h<asas ctene "
ts bids, aud 'a'asien e.'s~d wis s~o hs FURNISHED
The rap-r required s Autographs Will he asnsshed
~ this sfhcs.
Cosuscts viii b. heads with will
hs eaai'rd TOSS tho saees sdtsrs os the shfa eaesaoa
ol The
1e bid. win spaalc he aad bss Fs'se ies
class bid for, Asi tbe
The work, be sdrsssvs 40
sueeoaten of Puddle Pytsns, Washington.
D. g snd s plainly snd~ea f'pposa. 10, God Eas.snns
" Lnhf grarhns a. u. SEAMAN.
May S,-alw star Superintendent.
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LfFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS Chesapeake aad Canal
bonda public auction Notcs hereby ,hes.
be sold public autson Tho
the auction u j. o. MeGue, IN This
May instant fhuday o'clock in tho afternoon day
any dollars
Ohio Canal Company said bonds Of Of 81 o
600 under an act 81 HE general assembly
December session. c4s and payable Ia the Of
airy 1--WE after date with interest In the
OF six payable Baltimore
the first days OF January Juy coupons
tached them, interest from iat January 1852,
following sums
Sc bonds tor $3.50 each, amounting together 10 600.
~ bonds for 800 each, amounting together 31a,o0
Such sale viii be made for cash bs delivery the bonds
and either separately ~ Ia PARCELS 70 suit purchasers
Dated Washington, May TO- 1865.
John A. ENGLISH, Trustees Of ssldsn,
Wii. BAYNE, Wthcys, x Co.
sELDEN, WRITER'S, X co.
JAS. q, MCGUIRE,
May ii~-d tuciioneer.
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rRANcK TAYLOR.
ny !. G. neGu,aE, aup,..n..e.

y. 2. F., ANtttUttreT.
srRUsTEE'S SALE or A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT pur-
decree 81 the cnsUat the
bin chancery for Washington made To
w s,age, Jo.eph O. Hustle and Margaret
Margaret
strange Rohert sense and French strange defendant
nscIih.r se public anetinn
10Th dry May next, NJ oicloek all piece
ground IN The o Washington known and npon
sad o numbered
nahred hundred and twenty t2)
and singular The appuue hcteunso belonging.
Ard e o'clock the day the premises
% said Decree all
said lot numbered eight,
rndred ard t2) with The appnfenances
belonging
Of said sale One-shrd Of
sale, residue III The
months. with the
payments ronit
with cndofses seenuiy ~ he approved
w. b. WEBB, Tru.tee.
JAS. u MCGUIRE.
April 29--2awAdE Auctopeer.
Tine hove sale Is postponed ani Tsursdsy afternoon, May
al az O'Clock, % ti,r premises.
w. D. WEBB Trustee
JAS c. MCGUIRE.
May 2a--d Aacfioaeer.
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~ ,. &. gacGUIRks, AMetioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE srOaY BRICK HOUSE ON
street, between 18th aud i3lh
June a3d, ~ 5A O'clock the premises,
by Of deed
Lher A. No 49, oos I'D iso and Si, 81 The land
records r Washington county, the
49, snting 26 w inches street,
1859 feet oeet alley with thereon
ng Of substantially bl three brick house,
Tems $500 cash The residue in twelve, aud
months for no,s secured by deed Of the properly
hearing interest,
II the tersss sae complied With days.
trustee reserves the ghi TO resell the risk and Of the
deanlting purchaser. aN4M
JAs G. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Aucionnsr.
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Treb,. patent Inprsved Eyeiet Machine.

syIsST ysf~as-sosshsnea steek.
II feeding with eyessss.
This5 parent ssveDnx
sssonssy
asnaed bal Lipasa sspsov~d,
asiy before ps< essessss
advantages, wa A
IL s,scar, sassa~, 10 yet o~t os order
II Node wst 4aA he
cnca~s ~y~iel
pspHss &C.. reversal turned
over 20 ash The s5sist sscsnd ~ With 81 css
u~aehsaes-
Il - osrfs vsiA ss 90 's
s~i'os, risse a"a ma
snsross ae~rs, ard ; vsry lsSaf ssvsas nsessas.
Agents ~ Washington, .,.-
TAyLOn h MAJRY.
wsy 20 soos ssaaensry s,ore, sa
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United states Malls.

Posr Ovrics DsrAnrMxxr, May IS, 1885,
PROPOSALS carrying nv tbs unea sluss
day q .oseme. roo g he ssh day 81 ea., 1885, Ia
ensve, MICHIGAN, wii received
Ukhc~ Dspamr nt,
lat inclusive, decided
next day, and In srrcta-e.
Carp Bay rs niis week
during ssspeHsios of navigation, fon Noyeabsr
day IS IN each yeas
River Monday Al
Arrive K@~wcpzw Hay "Wednesday BY spmi
kes ThUrsaay 81 3
Arive nj Carp saturday NJ
Say E.uy H"nshion clioa, Ssfa
River, Esgss Itssbcf asd Nnsib West Ai"e, 10 Fort VIZ.
k,ns ~ mics nd hseh, weeA.
IeaxeK Nay Iha'xAay ntSam3
Arrive a. ouW villains saturday by 6pmi
Leave Forty aktns Monday
Kst Bay Wednesday, by 9 pm
Adventure and MpessDG
ontpnsgon, ~ mis and heck, week
Leave Kssw~naw Bsy Thus~h~y stesw
Agrsve Ursoaavon Saturday ny SPIN,
Oaarseon NnRAzy
Arrive Al Ks~wsnaw Bay WedssAday ny O pm+
Foxs
NAH dssei vehssy w. s5
lAME- CAMPBELL,
Msy l3--isw4w rcSsmsstsv General.
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DEREMrTUaY sAI.G or THg STEAMER UNIOS.--oa FIN
Day aissnoca Jane O'clock, al Page WHAT foot o.
NE H~xriy
Called me ua'o" RUNNING ry boat between Tits
csy ard Ai~xsDdsa
Washington year 96A IL
besssth - depth cf keA
10 "
esroiBeat Her ensiss astcs.-
power sau BY snsh PERKINS, Atwsasdrs, Viz
aud
fosdsnG Misleading freight.
sessase mopshs. vida
satisfactorily secured. JAZZ. G. MCGUIRE,
May t--~o&ss Aw<tioAeeF,
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ny }. G. meaUIRk. A.os.onser.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST TO THE suBscRI-
ID b.r dated u ysar
cded land records Of Washington coan the Dis
liter A. g. No. Is, folio i0s &c
request the
trust
sell pubic aucsca to 'he highest bidder Monday me %
three lots 0f land Wa~h
District Of Columbia distinguished
Dxvidsoas subdivision of
hundred and The said i0ls fop
and OF and ia:h streets wet
front Of IN O'Clock on
sogesad The following ose fourth
be paid TIC day o. sale, and tbs
eighteen months thereafter The
s rsqaed hs ff HE said deferred
rts, with thereon,
any ri. ~l! sale within
after the of aeh
asfautna
aforesaid
JOHN MARBURY, Trustee.
J. e, MCGUIRE.
May i0--aadaGs AuctsaHser-
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Completion Of PnAxma Railroad.

HcSntftan 0f Fara p tahjortta
DATED rtstrs ami st.amsnpe New YoFa
~snf Asginaai sci, 81 n,snrh,
N1&N sg WILL. Panama
Ffauctscrs
been sHd he Navy
Dnps nent, guaranty speed and safety.
The ,ales itsa from
asssa-
yass.,
embarked
The nonay PAID liz ~ OF The
New York, and
Francisco, OF accident,
entirely retirbis.
Passengers day they hspn-
wall
Conductors tntoasn saea ard %
c.,.drea without
For lros. tickets aFpIy fhe 3
West sireei1 New scrk l. w RAYMOND
May
u snn NEtSAM.I.-Fys huadfnd d1laax
oJUu appfehenssaa and o. who
murdered Wisnas teo ~ Co
isnsais. of Fahrnasy
Columbia Mills his ais
JONAH u. HOOVER
I9--dlw Marshal o sunihls.
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divisions Of ca1sI.


.fed States Sh'p Charlottesville United States frigate
dtution spoken on the sth instant, south Of the
of Cuba, bound to Havana. She has been ordered to
Enoath, n. II.
tasd Sq@adroa. The United States steamer Water
d at Monteyidso March as.
Y sloop-of-war Germantown sailed from Monteyideo
p % for Buenos Ayres.
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OFFICIAL.

fsaakia Pierce Pfssef effs uatd Stole. az aasisa 10 al
@kom q many eonossrs
satisfactory evidence having essssd 70 me that ermnan
aetsentofn has been apps5 Prince Rsuss
ae IL New yofk and .l. .as AZ ,n~
Prince o. hsnss ~ e junior line us,ird States do
hereby recognise hin such, dses MIN se 20
else ahd enJs such functions, paws and privileges
lowed the eonsu Of favored nsIioa, In the LATED
Ia testimony Whereof have he made
patent and me seal Of the United hssuu,o
Given under hsnd the city Washington III, g.h ia, Of
n 81 Missy, A. ID lass, 1e Of , o,,-d
states Of America ile seventy nnsh.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY The President
w. l. MACY, s.erca4y of H,ate
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VRUsTEL's BALE or BUILDING LGr NEAR THE CAPT.
TtI0n Wednesday afternoon, May 43d,
premises The subscriber win sell BY deed trust
July lci, and dny recorded I4hcr el oa
The land ashtnstou county No.
square No 6 fronng ~ half
between south aud Streets running back
Thi. lot situated with distance
an 10 become very valuable
$3.50 the residue sir,
by decd Of
Al cnnyeysnces The Of The purchaser
RIOS ]. FISHER
Trustee.
]. q. MCGUIRE,
May 10 -eod&ds Aneosrer.
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Tax GREAr ronrhRHA SoprHERs aAfL.--The Drasi-
dent uperntendens and Of thu aeYsFe lines nra
ways between Washington and New Orleans viii rsassesble
Ia this city this week Ia pursuance Of adjournment Thc
committee appointed al the first meeting to collect the
say information and prepare the beet practicable schedule
between Washington and New Orleans have agreed upon
following, which will doubt be approved BY the
ion
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THE DAILY UNION

Ohio, ~ II southern bsttersxles At Sll 81 xll 80
Wheat tr'he iowershc Michigan 81 CO. Corn is IN
changed and In moderate demand Pork 10 tribe
mess, SIG o. aSls 70 Basfis unchanged Lard is nru
whisseg = hea,y--0hio 80 esats.
bAlrinohE May u---faae ard srsia atsgsgss dal
There were small saes Of wheat 81 for red and
~ Goasz 70 for good 70 prime whites Holders o. both
oar and grain are hf, and generally holding OF
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BosroN, May 2 The governors veto Of the personalib
ery bin has been sanctioned by communication from the
attorney general prououncing the bin unconstitutional Tho
passed the bin the veto by Of 81 o
the by % 80 TO- The decision attor
ney general makes the bill of account.
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May 10 eodads
ny ). q. s1cGUIHa, Aaet,snssr.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED Of TRUST To TIE SUBSCRIBER,
ID day OF October, The 1854,
records Of Washington tbs Disuicl
er J. A. s. No. So folio 7, &C.,
VI cesa debt therein snonsd and ,be
ibes;ed The ~
The said deed the uerber will Offer for sae and SELF
public t highest bdder Monday The 4eu. day
all that parcel Of ground and being
Ia Washington CITY, 10 the DISCREET Of Columbia, winch IL data
u said city as iof numbered
square nuadsd and dot No. u
No 247 containing $50 fseI Saio lot fronts ~ fst
sorih between 18Th aId 18Th
This safe will be the premises al o'sorss
follow lefMsto One fourth
OF the purchase must he paid at the time o. se aad e
dus thereof sir twsys ard eghteen months nsrsasf
The win rerared give for the said de
ferred Payments, payahe h. es aforesaid, with
thereon.
II the purchased fa 70 camsy with he terms Of sale within seven
saic the
ghg public eash
ttrm Aforesaid discretion, purchaser
JOHN AARRuHY, Trustee.
Jas. q. MCGUIRE
May ie--eodkds Auciene>r
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United states Court OF Cha ms.

Real Eats, Bounty Load, aad General Aysscy Wasas@s-
ton CITY.
CHARLES r. SHERMAN, aisofney law, and JAWS q.
~ WALKER ~ Tennessee, reading tss Heua o
assoeatsf themseiv~s IN The
prosecuting claims bfue
recently e-t~bbsd Coa " CAims Congress- The several
uiivc departments
before The Coart Of CsIs, and others involving
qaastons viii 10 aided by Mr.. Charles wn
sxpessc.g lawyer
They viii and sarion ~ hurtss IN
reniisg leasing, saiiiag and yuIcn&rsae est estate
several rtacA ard reess tho curfappdsts VI
Nh ChaiIe~ ~ nharHan
Nc AIS Third Of Gadsbyss Hotel
ApFit9 o. eodtflc
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sKw onLkaSs, May lsIt reported here that another
revolution has commenced upon the Rio Grsnde II IL stated
that has crossed the river the head Of fifteen hun
drei soldiers.
The southern line Of telegraph down south % Columbia,
Sauth Carolina
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CIscIsssrI, May 1I.The great dental OF Allen 70.
Hunter for infringement 81 the patent for artificial teeth
decided this morning In the United States circuit
ia favor 81 the plaintiff, Allen.
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uy JAMES =. MCGUIRE. Auctionaer.

by JAMES G WcWUINE. AuCtiOMacy.
ItAsK oF ExCELI.ENr BRANDY AT PUBLIC SALE On
Tuesday iornng May - front u the anc.
ha sell bacask brgpdy
without reserve, toc count
Terms cash Jas. q. MCGUIRE.
May - auct,suter
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NEW YoRK May zl.-Cotton Is Arm and unchanged
Flour sitter bat quotaby higher and irregulsrgood
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rect or otherwise and win that IL returned by tbs rst
mail thereafter 10 the Office OF mailing New York Bre
men, the may be-
ARTICLE y Registered letters received New oyk from
Bremen, received ut Bremen from New York and destined
for inland post Office shall be forwarded In the
other registered letters originally mailed at either
office
ARrtcLE VI The United States and Bremen Post Offices
shall recprocay other upon such registered
letters shall be exchanged between them IN the
prescribed In the postal convention concluded the
th OF August 1855 but the registration fee OF five
shall the United States Post Office Department
all registered letters from the United States
Bremen, aud the Bremen Post Office upon
registered letters from Bremen the United States
In witness whereof have hereto and ax
the reals Of respective offices this seventeenth ay OF
Nav thousand eight hundred and hy-ve, the city
Of Washington
II. 81 JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Il. X. SCHLElDEN,
Minister Resident of the Republic of Bremen.
Nee Post Qgces.List of offices established since April
1, 1854
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BosToS, May 2l.--Ths Unitarian church Cambridge
port destroyed by bre yesterday II partially
sured
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ey GREEN ~ SCOTT, Auction~srs.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND PRINTS AMONG
~ wn vsinlhs and french
Iuesday The tsd Instant shall sell, large
assortment of
seeoadha books
i GOO coiorcd engravtngi and prints
With many other articles in the stationery line.
GREEN SCOTT,
Nay 20-d auctionesrs.