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No. $780,
Notice Of Restoration and Withdra wal Of Lands
In Railroad Grants in the state OF Arkansas.

NOTICE is hereby given, hs compliance with The
the of ns,ant
ne ownships hereinafter which
smp'2ns ss lying within te probable limits Of The grant o the
shall Dc restored to Market and hs esan other lands situated
townships named below within the probable limits the
eraare shan bs added 10 those hsreoore served o
m s saspn aas G n ",Ss
offices hereinafter mentioned whch subject
been p,eemp,ed, the following townships again suhc,
private entry on and after Monday the 18th day Of June next
In the district OF lands subject TO SHE al HELENA;
NORTH Of tAe taae line and east Of me h principal meridian
Township ! Of ranges p, 4, $, ande.
Township 9, Of rasgs7.
Sonia ettae bose line cf eta paeipai ie,aiaa
townships l. 81 ana 1, OF ranges /, q, 3, and 4.
Townships !, q, and 3, of range
South of The base line and Of the nm pneipas @eiaian
Townships !, 2, 3, and q, OF range
Townships 2, and 3, OF rangs2
Ia district subject Little Rock
North Of the base iine aud ~est Of the a principal
Townships 3 and 4, Of range II.
SOUTH ofthe RIA pr ncipas ncrdtas
Townships and g. Of and A.
Township 3, Of ranges aad6
Township ), OF range l
In district OF lands subject sale BArxsvILLs.
North Of the base Rue and Of tta mn principal meridian
Township 7, oranges ! and q
Township %, OF range a.
Township ID, OF range 5.
n district OF lands subject sale wAsHssTea
Sa,h of The basc Zine and e,f Of thg mn
II - go =
township I, 81 range ~
Iownshp g 4, of range 81
Town.hips and 8, u range "a
!. iomns, rp = , ~ a. a ad =. ~ - 40
.ra,ns,,ps 4 IL IL 10 ara oo ~ zane. "a
Townships IS " 40 aud .. ., range s o.
Township %, Of range 20.
In Of lands subject CLARRsviLLxi
Of Me base nrs IF ann prtncpqi msrian.
Townships !, 9, q and TO- of ranseis
. 4 nndI N NJ
,rownsh,,s 8 aud q OF range al
Townsh,n a IN ,,pgs ol
rownships and a. 81 ranges % and 49,
,rawnahns 4 And 8 al ranges "a a. 96 ana N
,rownshins a q ana a ~ range ~
.rovmshps 4 anag sI,an,es "a ana 40
,rounshin n az r,nres IA ana
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sssas,s W II ~
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

On aud utter Tuesday, November 7, 1864,
fE Alexandria daily for Gordonsvile
taD satune III TX O'Clock, the arrival OF the boat
from Washington. ample tor breakfast board. Con
Meeting Manases Junction with for StrabuTg War
Junction with for Warrenon, and Gordonsvle
the Virginia Central railroad Rchmond Char
l0itesviie, and Stuunton.
The daily for Alexandria and intermediate
before 2 O'Clock, Of trains
the Virginia railroad from Richmond, Charoesvle and
Saunton.
TINS b ESrs
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DsFAsrsssr STATE,
Washiagtoa, May 26 1885.
Of the eEaxins and making fo
such objects iaeuasd
appropriation ban without authority
vide incidental 81 departments
OF the govemsri and for approved
gust iea sealed proposals VIZ be received ~ h department
o'clock, the L ~ June ARTICLES
Of required by it
OF July
o. quantity but Is 10 be understood by
department u 70 BE- al liberty eher quantity
Of article ten " scfed according lie during
year.
he Of best quay % delivered without
Nhpuu
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TIE MESSING bHtDss by ssrs. sowsbwo.sh.
4 b1ckens's New Stories. 4
Fict~lcs Papers. SO
hst~ Ayie<hcrd-s noyei BY Charles 8. Paterson
Aftals by Theodore Maggie.
The Inrtas. Nsw
siAnhope Rufleigb by Helen Dha.
fnaer Ie by Alexander Dumas.
Pner o. Grove; BY Eugene svc
May ~ FRANCk TAYLOR
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Inv school OF Camherinnd University, MT Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham oaru,heu, late of
A. Judges of Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green. late of the o,he
OF Tennessee
Hon. Bromcld Ridley, cnanceiors the State
Judges Caruh,rs
the school
Plan Of astrucio,i Daily examinations
books No regular OF
daily lessons The progress of the examinations
g Weekly courts
dents suits
prosecute through all the processes
practice. The framed prepare
Deeds Wills and all documents be
dence In the trials Some OF tne cases taken by appeal
which Is held monthly the and
public The end Of session The students clerks
jurors Judges and chanceors,
tacies connected with their suits.
Scsions1be first the third Monday
TENDER, third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday in February ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses Prr scssionTulion $50 advance; ccnnpen
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which an had bookstores.
Four required complete
No
niSsion There four regular classes, smdens nay
any during the collegiate year
Numbef srudents the las, collegiate year eghiy-s
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Fob iieniy fresdeni Board OF Trustees
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For LynchSurg connecting with the s'a-"~ "~-'e 'e
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For Lnray and New Market, Cul
pepper on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
For Winchester daily with the sags Piedmont
For Middebarg daily connecting with tho the Plains
Per order W. D. BRoCKEi'T, Agent
Nnv7 "a n
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VIM. NJ. Merrick,

No. 3 Lo.isana avsnus,
III It'll practise Court Of United States
w court OF claims, and the several courts of The District o. Co
iunbta.
Dec aT-3tawn
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Bureau Provisions and Clolhins, June l, 1853.
cEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Rcefn and
- Proposals fr PORK the may be- VIII b. received
O'Clock Saturday, lsn l0y
next delivering free OF All
United states at The following navy yards
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Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No Fourth street, Pbadsiphia
II tate No 30 Dock seetO large
ment OF their
PATENT sALAMANpER FIRE AND TBIEF-PRoOF SAFES,
Rank vaults aud iron doors Tor bank md stores,
PATENT sLArE-LINED REFRgGERAToRs,
Water filters seal and letter Copying Fairbanks platform
and counter scales
patent powder proof bank locks Please gave as a csiL
Reference Is made few Of the hundreds
safes IN
r. Msgude 7,b street, Pennsylvania avenue washing
ton. ID. O..
Farmers and Me.hsncs' Bank, Philsdrphisis safes.
United States Mint.
United States Arsenal, Sin tsiisornis, ain fhsdelphia
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes.
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Company
Philadelphia
Richard. Norris, scr, Locomotive WORKS. Philadelphia
Winchester Rask, Winchester Virginia
wood Fog Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington. O. aahorizsa
of the above.
May 6-sawiy EVANS WATSON.
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~ ANTHONY, No. 3Os Broadway, York, man
II. Of dagucrreofype
and OF plates, Chemicals fancy
caope aud chemicals for perues and
naIs description
supplied for cases
G. q. Bsrsons celebrated voigtandcr
always hand
30s June ~, 1854.
June 2o--dyears
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Hossa REPRESENTATIVES, usrrnp srGYKs.
Clefkas onicc, May ls, ls5s
pursuance 81 TIE i4h The lcaA
ies9. entitled An usaktss appso
APPROPRIATED balls AZ .ns
prosd4 Incidental ga
for proposals IL
aaoe MeGassasy orloek
noon furnishing following ARTICLES hs u.s.
81 House Representative during Thisty
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plays by Aasa Gers uasstt- author 81 A"
4 rapby OF an Actress. Price Is cents ...l...n
The Hour 81 the Man, ~ batre Mafuasan. fhee -
snd ~ Apleftr ns ny w v BAXTER IS ~
fssy Tabs soa.sss@ Dsssiaoy translated ~ . -
nos, a. rrse~,era IN sll Ages And Nations BY Whha@ ~
y,s, ,er.,ves a - TAYLOR MAuRis
May 81 tonsrtae hs@ 80
ssoL-eAr WHITING PAPERS 81 snF sns.t "A
4 "a cheaper kinds. A large tupPf iasl s't
ief sale ~ ahusnsy aw tLUt
May is FhhNNn
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The undersigned, residing at State OF , undertake
that the foregoing bid for
accepted BY the Postmaster General the bidder shall
LIST OF Jiy 1855, thereafter
required obligation perform the service with good
sufficient suretes. ft..a
This with full knowledge the obligations and liabilities
assumed by nder the 2 section Of the of Congress
of July 1886.
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No whiteoak plank stock logs No.3 pomiscu
Gus timber No 4, whiteoak keel pieces.
plank stock loss No yellow pine beams No yellow pine
butts, ash, cypress No IL, black walnut and cherry ~
locust No H. white ash hickory No Is black
No. rs, ignumvt9 No ~ composition copper
bar iron steel No. 49, iron spikes nas No 2o lead pipe, zine,
No gil hardware No. 49, paints, oils. No.
No. 2 cotton canvas No %, fax and ,wine 81,
glass No. % leather No %, hose No. 3d. brushes 81
bunting dry goods No. 81 pitch, rosin 49,
low No. 81 ship chandery No. IS, stationery 3d. fre-
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frHts . 60 z nosses that the subrertssy h"'
tained from The orshans nrt OF Washington rouhg !.
EnInnlba, auDiuisisatiqh the Prfs
Joseph r. Wsikrr late IL Washington county . -
~ pet~oht having claims the said deceasa e
sxblb,t he pp, III vouchers u'tfs@ y -
~er,bot htfors se eg day pi Nay Btpt ihsy nal
~ law ne excluded from at s.nsf,t ~ in said ae.
~ DAVID wALKKE
May i0--isw3ss AdaarfeAN
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pE@ssN.s nah 1stLLOft's steel fsefss--tp vafhY
person from Inc manufacturers BY t1s usdsifF
this wa, gnaneness well AZ te best qualify Ae
1T eaeh brand. =. =, IA
May M FNAAth TALL
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AM Partnership ROBERT J. WALKER In ,
LLAstN formsd rsiip uudcr tbs Gfm ~ WA.
Jann, uf cases N tnf
preme states before the court Of es
~ Washington city.
Address Washington, u. G. May lp--c'a@
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(Thc schedules uh the bidder
and each Of them signed Opposite each article
e The
each class and words)
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(3igned by two guarantors.)
Form OF Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster of , State of , ceries,
his oath Of Office that he is with the above
antors, knows properly,
good their guarantee
Dated
(Sgned)
For fuller
Tracts see The general advertisement proposa
ern States, dated January l2, 1856.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May l3-law4w Postmaster General.
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ssoINr OF sbarrsss-'fhn saderrvpsd hss oRHhee u
u dee aoaihwssi ~ l4lb asd sfSs iHns
- the Niiafd'- Hotel Up wih practice Y ne
elsims and the II this District John = FisN
MAJ fy--lnwaw
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Class No. D. white plank stock logs. No uhc oar ,.nI
No 49, while ash hickory bars NJ composion ana con
nails No. 10, bar iron, steel No, TO- spikes nails
No a. hardware. No ~, paints oils, No. as stationery
i6-iaw4w
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No white plank stock logs Mo- white pronscuous
tmper No. s, yellow plank a. yellow nine
mast timber No white pine. No. 10. cypress. IL
black walnut and cherry No TO- No. 10 white
hickory No slaves and he adinv
No l6 isnunvn No ~ composition and copper nails. s
bar iron and STEEL No 49, spikes
zinc, tin. No 81 hardware. No 49, paints al dax can
No u.s. cston No. I6, flax Irvine. No
81 glass No %, leather No. 49, No. 3d. brushes 81
bunting dry goods No 81 pitch rosin, 49, soap,
No. - - "
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1, State of hereby furnish
ard deliver The yards all the
the classes heeunt0 ageeaby
schedules therefor and in conformity with The advertisement
Bureau Of Construction, &C.. of 10Th May, 1885,
should offer be accepted, request be addressed
and the contraG, forwarded 10 the navy agent
orto for signature and certificate.
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The undersigned, -, Of - In the State Of -, and
-- OF -, the 6tnte Of --, hereby guaranty that in
the foregoing bid of of the classes therein
will within
post navy agent
the with good sufficient
and said shall fail aforesaid
guaranty make good The difference between offer
said -- and that which may be accepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18
DENTISTRY.

DENTIsrRy.-A TOOTH rs OF MORE VALUE THAN
~ diamond Persons wishing beautiful and useful M
teeth, wi so per cent BY calling DR. NAPOLEON
PRETERRE, dentist All his denial work considered ne
hest and cheapest teeth Can be inserted without extracting
the old roots. f5 Broadway, corner q Howard i.
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(NALIr0REIA DIAMONDS. -TIIIs NEW AND BFAurl
~ fu article stu takes The lead With purchasers OF jewery
Tie best Judge cannot tell them from the diamond M
prices are within the roach o. every Cluster gents pins
~ - and ~ rings 81 70 500 rings IS sn s,nla
sdics pins crosses lockes buttons bracelets Sc Article
made order, set with the above diamonds any style Aid
sent by mall o part OF the United states
amount. addressed 10 I. Al. JACOBS t0T Broadyny
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IRISH AID soC1ETY:.THE FOLLOWING IS STATE
ment of the affairs of the association the 18th inst by
which, appears they now In prosperous condition.
thanks 70 humanity Of few noble hearted individually and
will be expended In transmitting families
to the West large nun er Of whose nppcauons are now
fore requested their aid material and otherwise
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CHEAP FARE FOR ALBAYY-PAssAGF ), rrsrS
~ by Msneo OK, Daily rehants Line The faat salins
steamer FRANCIS SkIHlY. Capt " w Haneox win la ~
north side of Robinson pier every Monday wsts
snd friday and the Hero Capt AIMING Smith everv Tues
10y. Ihursdsy and saturday, a6 ~, arriving by "A NJ
TOR KEyPORT AND FORT HAMILTON TIFF STEAM
boat kEfPORT leaves MURRAY street nier daIv nsnn
days creep,edJ nj O'Clock r. NJ Keyport q, o,clok
1NHE STEAMER NIAGARA WILL. LEAVE LoUIsyII.I.E
for New Orleans on Thursday, 25th inst
HARRY J. SPOTS Agent
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LOl NORRIS COIINERT 4 cos can be obtsined re-
spectacle German English Scotch and Irish help Tor hotels
and private families; also walters, coachmen gardeners FAR
and aborers At this The branch office l02 Green .l
street. Terms moderate.
A N ENGLISH NURSE AND SRAMSTRESs. TWO Pro
N tesan cooks, three ehamberfnads aud walters wan
situations, al Weseys Select Female 7h avenue
2ad s. Employers by giving early call can rel
wen suited with good In every branch household
duties A lady IN attendance
I,AMlLlEs IN WANT OF GOOD SERVANTS CAN BE
IL suited there now In the Office several good cooxs
and Amerc nurses with Ire hos
Apply OF the Protestant empioymen ONCE No
Cnrrnine street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-19
Tn GEIlf,

4 strange affair occurred at this place on
Tuesday last, resulting in the death Of a man
who gave his name rs William Durham, and
stated that his home was in Northumberland
county. Pennsylvania The circumstances Of
the case seem TO warrant a belief that the un-
fortunate man was insane On the arrival Of
the Sacramento stage at noon, Durham among
others, stopped at the National Hotel, for din
ner: as he was leaving the house, Mr. Echols
the landlord reminded him that he had not
paid for his meal Durham answered that he
had no money, but would pay him when he
came again. Mr.. Echols said "that is all
right" and Durham went away. 1t appears
from the evidence that he proceeded directly
to the store Of Newman d Co., and asked for
bowie knife, and upon one being shown him
he took it and left the store without paying
for il. which caused Mr.. Fcldberg, one Of the
firm, to follow him. He returned to the Ma
tional and asked those in the bar-room, where
the landlord was They directed him to the
dining-room. He then entered the dining
room, but not finding Mr.. L. he entered the
front hall where nc met Mr.. L. entering the
hall from the parlor. Durham Immediately
rushed at him with the bowie knife and Mr.
Z. retreated through the bar-room and into
the dining-room, closing the door after him.
AS Durham was pursuing Mr.. Echols through
the bar-room, Mr. Henry j. Marsh, of Hi
noiStown. and Mr.. j. w. Nj iller. stage agent
called to him TO put up his knife. when he
Immediately abandoned the pursuit Of Mr.
Echols and ran at Marsh and Miller. with the
knife raised to strike. They retreated into
the hail. Durham still following when he
was within four feet Of Marsh, the latter drew
his pistol and shot him down. The ball
struck Durham in the throat, aud passed
nearly through the neck Durham died about
sunset. Marsh Immediately surrendered HIM
SELF to the magistrate, who after hearing the
facts, discharged him from custody.
a coroner's jury summoned on the follow
/ ing morning returned verdict that deceased
came TO his death by pistol shot, fired by
Henry j. Marsh, in necessary sell-delence.-
Auburn (Cdi.) Wig.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-19
ELNCTiONSIN VIRGINIA.

The following reports of recent elections in
Virginia, give some indication of what may
he expected at the Governors election in
that State on the 24th inst:
PETERsBUEG, May I, 81 o'clock, 7. NJ
The election of Mayor, City Council. and
other city officers, toO.. place to-day. At 3
o'clock, Rambant, the Know Nothiug candi-
date for Collector of City Taxes, was ten
votes ahead Of all the other candidates. The
vote between the other candidates. (Kuow
Nothings and Democrats was about tie.
EIGHT O'cLocK, p. M.-The entire Demo
cratic ticket has been elected. with the excep-
tion Of the candidate for City Collector; for
that Office the Know-Nothing candidate has
a majority Of six votes.
TEs O'CLocK.--The election here to-day, is
hailed as Glorious Democratic Triumph
The Know Nothings have been routed-there
is Democratic majority in the Councii-and
all the municipal ofcers are Democrats, ex.
cept one.
p. 5. At the hour Of going TO press at 10
o'clock, last night, we learn that despatch
has been received in the city, stating that all
the Democratic candidates, except one, have
been elected by majorities ranging from 80 Ia
100.
HAMPERS FERRY, May AT the munici.
pal election which came of here to-day, the
Democrats elected their whole ticket. The
majority for their candidate for Mayor is "a
and for Recorder. 20.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-19
Decision or ooyEnNoe nrrprn

Gov. Reoder has given his official decision
III regard TO the recent election frauds in Kan
sas, and has ordered that new elections
take place in the following districts, on the
22d OF the present month. We presume the
pro-slavery party will not vote but that they
will understand to prevent the free State par
ty from voting:
First Council district--For importation Of
votes and for ilegality in the returns. The
whole number of legal votes in the district.
according to the census, was Acc. The pro-
slavery vote was 904.
Second Council District-For importation
of votes, and because the judges of the cleo
tion were not properly qualified. Whole
number Of votes in the district, 2l2; pro-sla-
very vote 3l7.
Third Council Dstrict-For importation
of votes, and for violently expellng the law
full judges at one of the polls. Whole num-
ber of votes in the district 1873; pro-slavery
vote $50.
Seventh Election District-For importa-
tion Of votes, and because the judges of the
election were not sworn at all. Whole num-
number Of votes 249 pro-slavery vote AIS.
Tenth Council District--For importation
Of votes, and for illegality in the returns
Whole number Of votes 48G; pro-slayerl
vote 1929.
Eleventh Election District-Because The
vote was not taken by ballot at all, but rirt
uoce.
In the Sixth Council District, all the lille
gal voting was done in one precinct, whlcl
the Governor cast aside, and declared thu
Republican candidate elected.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-19
REGIsTERED LETTERS.

WAsHNGroS, May ll.--The Post Office
Department has passed series of instructions
for the guidance of Post Masters, in receiv-
ing valuable letters for transmission by mail.
The plan is to go into operation on The lst
of July, on and after which letters can be re-
gistered and receiptcd for upon a fee Of five
cents being paid Extraordinary care is to
be taken to ensure their safe delivery
The instructions require all letters alleged
TO be valuable TO be registered at the Office
Of mailing, on payment Of registration fee
Of five cents, and entered in a receipt bool,
kept for the purpose, and kept separate fro.a
the regular accounts Of mails received and
sent. The receipt book is TO be kept by the
postmaster, or person specially designated
by him for that service, aud ell registered
letters TO be leceipted for on delivery at the
Office Of their destination.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-19
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
UNITED STATES HoTEL,
Dl.Jo,y,J,b;o Nav 1S 1Q5k I

Philadelphia, May Is, 1855.
In my last letter referred to the contro.
versey between Archbishop Hughes and
Senator Brooks, quoting number of extracts
from the correspondence. The Archbishop
had asked for suspension Of public opinion
for ten days. Public expectation was there
fore excited, as many were anxious to see
what he could say in reply. The New York
Courier and Enquirer of to-day contains a
long letter from the pen of the Bishop ad-
dressed to the public. Ills letter will not
add to his reputation 1t is made up Of a
kind Of special pleading and evasion of the
real facts in issue. 1t does not disprovo that
what Mr. Brooks stated was substantially
true, but merely goes to show that Mr.
Brooks statement was not correct in all its
particulars He says the whole number Of
deeds quoted by Mr.. Brooks is 46, while the
Record in the Registers Office shows 80, a
difference Of ID. The whole number Of lots
held by the Bishop, Mr.. Brooks states to be
l0l. The Bishop makes the number "a less
admitting that there are n. The value ol
the property. the Bishop says, is much less
than Mr.. Brooks estimated it, lie goes into
a metaphysical disquisition showing the diff.
fercnt kinds Of fasehood all of which he
insists Senator Brooks is guilty Of He ad
mits that the legal title Of this property is in
himself, but denies that it belongs to him. &C.
cordng TO equity or justice. lie complains
that the country Press particularly have sided
with Mr. Brooks. and had passed judgment
against him without waiting for his reply. He
complains that he is called foreigner. He
says that he was naturalized 40 years ago
that he has been an American, is ali Ameri
can, will and shall be an American-althougl
he will never forget his native land. The
Archbishop winds up by condemning the
church property bin as being unconstitutional
Governor Pollock came to town yesterday
He was waited on by committee, and to
day saw him in carriage with number o
other persons on tour Of sight seeing
through the city.
Politics in this city is SO much mixed W
with other issues, that ii IL hard to say wha
party will remain uppcrmost more than few
months. The liquor question will ente
largely into the politics OF the next campaign
Some Of the liquor men are determined TO re
sist the law. The Sunday law is evaded b,
boarders buying enough on Saturday ant
taking it to their rooms.