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city requires that they shall in ali cases first fe-
ceive attention.
The examination Of stock By Ina Committee
will commence on Wednesday the 10th, AZ
o'clock p. NJ.
Articles and animals esn be recorded and en-
tered on and after the 20th day Of scptember
at the Office of the Secretary In Fairfield, until
The first day OF the Fair. when an office Of entry
will be opened on the Fair Ground.
Address and Music.
The Board has appointed Hon. Thos W.
Clagstt 10 secure the services OF some suitable
person 70 deliver the annual address. II will
take place on The Fair Ground al 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. OF Thar-das Oct. Ilth
Meetings of the Board of Control will be held
every evening during The Fair. All the mem
Der: Of the Board are requested 10 meet Ia Fair
field on Thursday evening Oct sh-the evening
before the Fair.
Meetings of those attending will be held
every evening during the Far at The Court
House, or other convenient place. for the dis
cuss.on Of Agricultural subjects. A full band Of
music will be Ia attendance during the whole
time Of the Fair.
Persons TO whom diplomas, or years sub
scripton to the Iowa Farmer may be awarded
viii please present their name aud address 70 The
Secretary that be may forward them a, as early a
date as possible.
SlIAs HEAr0Hr, Of Lee County. is appointed
and especially requested by the Board TO act as
CHIEF MARSHAL curing the Far.
Other officers viii be appointed in proper
time.
On the behalf Of Fairfield, we assure the ciii-
zens Of the State that we will spare no pains 10
do good par. in making brilliant and success
full exhibition. We will endeavor, moreover, 10
render visitors and exhibitors as comfortable as
possible. Let sli come. Let each person b ing
something TO add TO the interest Of the Far.
Let the first Fair stimniae every one to main
tain tie credit ofour State. Lot as convince our
citizens and the strangers no may visit US. that
In hel! crops. and all the other branches of
farm economy, our young State is second to none
in the Union ADD If orr exhibition doe. not
prove that in an equal 70 excel even older S'stes.
let II give US evidence that we lack nothing Of
industry, enterprise and effort 10 become equal
or even 10 surpass them,
By order OF the Board.
j. NJ. ShAFFFR, Rec Sec'y.
FAIRFIELD. Iowa, June -, 1858.
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- DR.. G. St. 6. FussEy is a daily suabcf.
isss agent Tor the transaction OF business Get .
n ,clsd with this Office.
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NOTICE is hereby given that I have This day
~ sold out my interest in tho Hat. Csp and
Millinery business Of Humphrey l. Gage. 10 D.
r Humphrey. who will continue the business
with Mr.. Gage at ths old stand.
J.E. HUMPHREY.
April 10, 1855 II
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FANCY CANDIES.

FANCY CANDIES.
lust received the largest and beat assortment
d Of Fancy Csndlas ever before offered in Kso-
kuk; also large ssseftment Of Fr,its. Nuts, &c.
AZ CREIGHTON l. oHMER'6.
April %, les. ~ Jesatoa eeyss
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Ice Cream.
Pure Congress Water

IRON The Saratoga Springs Cor sale BY the
i dozen or single bottle.
Also Moore and Hooper's superior Citrate Of
Marnesia, or Pargative Mineral Water, one Of
he most pleasant and e!ieetual Cathar,ics
known.
Call u Moore K Hooper's new Drug Store en-
Main between I'd and Sd Streets, moth side,
Keoknk. Iowa
June 9Th, 1885.
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SuSDaiLS.

FRESH Peaches in cans,
do Straw berries do
do Grapes, BiseE berrie, and Cherries In cass,
do Tomatoes. Pesrs, Clans Lebste-s do
BY VIZ {. FUNKHOUSER.
June Q. 1855.
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Hats. Hats!.

Hats Hats!.
lust received the spring style fashiona- n
y bic Silk Hats. Any gentleman in watt -
OF fine Silk Ha, of the very latest style
will DO " ell 10 call soon al tie Hat Store Of
HUMPHREY K GAGE.
Keokuk, March IS, 1855.
ALARGL STOCK Of Gents son Cashmere
Hats jus, received. All the new styles Tor sale
cheap at
sHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM
April 20, 1855.
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Rerfumery and Fancy Ariiclss.

a WE'LL selected assortmen'just received from
II tie most celebrated manufacturers IN III.
East The public ard the ladies' especially, arr
invited TO call, as they cannot tail to have thei
tastes suited in every respect
MOORE e. HOOPER.
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WOODEN And WILLOW WARE.
TUBS Of all kinds, chnrns, Pals, Buckets,
i Baskets, Wagons. Cabs. Kitchen Notions
and Rags. W. c. FUNKHOuSEh.
June 2, 1883.
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t0O DOZ Fioyds' American Penetrating Lin
1OO iment, in quantities TO suit purchasers.
200 doz. Escuapsn Liuimtnt and great
variety Of Patent Medicines at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
Arril 6. 1858 4
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UST received. a fai, assortment OF Class OF
= various sizes BY
MOORE {. HOOPER.
April 3. 1855 dit
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For the Second Annual Fair Of HE lova
State Agricultural Society, TO be held IN
Fai7esid, commencing October 10. 1855.
OrricE SrArE AGRICULTURAL socfxry,J
FAIRFIELD, Iowa. June 9th, 1885. (
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- limited number Of Special Notices will
be inserted under this head st 20 cents line fer
each insertion, or over the editorial head fer sc
&C Its line.
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JOB PRINTING,
OF syery description, executed al this Office in
sup .rior manner and at low rates a. elsewh
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19
Death OF the Emperor OF Russia.


The following news by the Africa, did not
come among our telegraph dispatches:
THE transformations NIGHT
This evening, in the House OF Lords, Lord
Clarendon rose, and said: think it my
duty to communicate to your lordships the
contents of Geographic dispatch received
half an hour since, from her majesty's min.
lister at the Hague: 1t is that the Emperor
Nicholas died this moning, OF O'Clock, Of pull.
monte apoplexy, after an attack of influenza.
have also received a dispatch from her ma.
jesty's minister, at Berlin, stating that the
Emperor of Russia, died IL o'clock this
morning. An hour before this dispatch arriv.
ed, received accounts from Lord John Rus.
sell, at Berlin, stating that the Emperor was
on the point Of death, and had taken leave OF
his family. Although this event occurred in
SO short a time ago as between IL and l
o'clock this morning, there can be no doub,
under the, circumstances of its authenticity.
In the house of Commons Lord Palmers-
ton made similar statement.
| 1t was surmised that the Emperor had died
by the hand Of an assassin, but the above il
generally credited.
The effects of this startling announc emen'
in political and monetary matters has mo-
yet developed itself.
: 1t is impossible to say what it may produce
!. There is great excitement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19
TELEGRAPHIC!
I Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.

O~N~~~~~~.~~.~S~S ~~.~~~O~~~-~~~~~~
WASHINGTON, March Is.
In the case Of the United States Us. VIM.
NJ. II. Massrow for assault with attempt to
kill VIM. Hope, Jr., editor of the Star, a
verdict of "guilty of assault and battery
only was given. An application has been
made for new trial on thu ground of newly
discovered important testimony.
CINCINNATI, March II.
River risen IL inches since last evening.
Weather cool and cloudy. Heavy rains last
night.
Flour firm at s25; whisky 24a244; mess
pork 1925, with good demand; 700 bbls lard
sold at SIC; molasses 25aa26.
PITTSBURGH, March IL.
River IA feet and rising. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, March II, p. NJ.
River risen four feet. Weather cool and
cloudy.
Flour lower, 500 bbls sold at Sl5aS25.-
Whisky 24a244; provisions firm; mess pork
advanced to 1925 for old; 700 bbls lard sold
at Tiara; sugar firm at 5a5ac; molasses 25l
a26c; linseed oil firm. Nothing new in
money matters.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. II, p. NJ.
River 1s feet and rising; weather cold and
cloudy.
The trial Of two negoes brought before the
Supreme Court on a writ of habeas corpus,
excited great interest. The negroes were
brought here by their owners on their way
from Virginia to Mississippi and freedom
claimed on this ground. Hon. P. Case, and
Judge Walker are among the counsels fol
claimants. Judge Slower took the case TN.
der advisement this evening.
There was heavy storm of rain last nigh
River high and rising rapidly, with 20 fee
wat er in the channel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19
CROCERY AND PROVISION STORE

ON WATER STREET. BET. SYCAMORE AND VINE.
SSAM'L p HAvLIN has opened Grocery and Provision
- store at the above place. three doors from SAM Orr
store where he hand exceent 3sortment oil
Groceries of all kinds FIRES MEATS. He will keep
Butcher Stall open hours. and invites pablic patronage
Meats good aud prices low. decIs-u
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THE AlLIEs suRRENDKRKD.m

S,INCE MESSRS. AHLERING 8 DRUMMER HAVE
leased the Ola Corner stand Water street. under the
Journal Once filed 1t with the largest
styles Of Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nshing Goods etc. and sell them 30 astonnhingy low the
THEIR NEW STOCK
In part Of Mems and Boys ready Clothing
Trupks with the most
Gentle mems Dress Goods and Talon Furnishing Goods
ever brought to this city Their facilities er
which enables them all times fill all orders win tne oes
OF at the bargains Country and city
ing elsewhere. declS-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19

HF James Montgomery, the poet, who
died last year, left an estate, which has just
been sworn under $4,000. Times have
changed since johnson exclaimed; on hear.
ing that Goldsmith died $4,000 in debt, "was
ever poet so trusted beforel" Southey dice
worth about f7,000. and Wordsworth ai
much; while Rogers is a millionaire.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19

TA witness in the Police Court, during
"A trial for liquor selling, was asked how he
knew that it was gin that he drank. "Be.
cause" said the witness, 81 had taken IA OF
as drinks of gin during the afternoon, and
think ought to know how it tasted" Sci
der committed.
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NOTICE.,

n LII persons indebted the firm OF ". K Hendricks
Co. are requested settle the with the undersign
ed with ~ little delay - possible.
decl4 HENDRICKS Il MCREA.
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n - DOZ Broons o hand and for sale at
H. ianf7 T. BACON CO.'S Femily Grocery.
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TO DEALERS IN wAsaBoARDs.

nSD BOXES TIN PLATE received per Lexingso
luz and for sale by (mh2) SAMUEL ORR.
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ES-wnL be Exhibited at EVANSVILLE ON MONDAY,
MARCH 18TH.
This the farewell visit to the South Of this large collection
Of Animals,
NUMBERING OVER 80 SPECIMENS!
and including the greatest curiosity in the Warld,
THE GIRAFFE!
An animal OVER SEVENTEEN FEET HIGH! and Of the most
striking beauty of form and color.
- THIS Is Positively THE LAST VISIT
or the Menagre the Palace be in Cincinnati in April
next to receive the North American Museum collection of
Modern and Antique Curosities which number 5OO
OOO and which will be exhibited the Palace all the
principal towns the Southern and Western rivers The
Museum contains specimens all that wonderful and Curl
nature and and fail
amusing and instructive all classes of the community.
The collection Of living wild Animals board
the Palace is
The Largest I'm America.
Mr. VAN AhBU RICH. the far famed subduer Of wild Ami
MALI will enter the Dens Of his trained Lions Tigers Leo
pards. etc. and 90 through his thrilling performances.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19

In 1857. o. RICE. of Cincinnati. INVENTED vALUA.
Bile IMPROVEMENT IN WAsHBoARDs." for which he OBJ
tanned PArENr in October lsis said Improvement
other suitable and thus causing them ncse
their the solid sides
methods previously employed having plough
groove cut morte receive the metallic plate. Rice
subsequently sold his entire interest and ownership in said
TO the subscriber who is sole thereof
well only authorized MANUFACTURES OF U. RICE I'M
PROVED PATENT ZNc WAsHBoARDs having succeeded the
late firm Wayne Baily Co. in that business. Induced
the popularity and extensive sale said
sundry persons have engaged in making vending
them without authority do thereby violating the right
by said Suits have and
pending against certain parties known be thu
gagged and smy intent ,secute for all infrngmens
pom my legal and just ,the extent Of the law
therefore purchasing deal
in Zine washboards made the by
Rice unless branded 20. Rice. Improved Washboards pa
tented Oet 49, Others being genuine II be well
remark that the variation in the shape Of the Crmpor
the Of patented machine nail
does give the right the patented messing
above descrbed upon which the value Of the board
really depends Wholesale orders for the genuine article
spectfuy solicited and promptly executed low prices
as any Of the unauthorized makers, by
JOSEPH W. WAYNE.
sole propreto and manufacturer thereof Office hard
No. 80 Main opposite Fifth Cincinn tti
Ohio. NH; dS wSm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19

SYRUP Piactation and Molassss by bb halfbbl oil
- gallon, ON hand and for sale At
jan7 I. BACON CO.'S FamiIy urocefy'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19

60 s. ALMONDS bills Just reed for sale by
30 dseT 5. L. GILBERT l. CO.. Sye. near Wster,
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REMOVAL

EA SACKS Pine Grove and Blairsvlls Mills Flour on
M hand for sale st T. BACON & CO.'S.
janI6 Main ST., betw First and W ateY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19

SoLICIT CoNsIGNMENTs OF PROVISIONS AND
- Produce Of every description,
~ Cash advances made when desired.
81 Sole agents for the sale Of Dupons eelebraed Gun
powder Also Baltimore and Ship Line.
running two first class side wheel weekly Refer.
by permission. to-
johns HOPKINS President Merchant Bank Of Batners;
JOSIAH LEE Co., Bankers. Baltimore;
MEssRs SHASKLIN K REILLY. Evansville;
GEO. W. RATHBoyE. Esq., Cashier Br. Bank. Granville;
JOHN MITCHELL. Esq. President Br. Bank, Evansville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-22

ACCIDENTS on ENGLISH RAILwAYs.--From
return recently published by the English
Board Of Trade, it appears that during the
half year ending June S0th last, there were
killed from causes beyond their control. three
passengers, besides 107 injured Seven pas
sengers killed and injured owing to their
own misconduct or want of caution Eighteen
servants of companies or contractors were
killed. and twenty one injured, from causes
beyond their control, and forty FIVE were
killed and sixteen injured, owing 10 their own
misconduct or want of caution. Fifteen other
passengers were killed and twoinjured, at lev.
ell crossings, and twenty-five trespassers were
killed and seven injured. The total number
killed during the half year on 8, lis miles of
railway, was 1l3, and I58 injured.
The contrast between the number Of rail-
way accidents in England and America is
great. In England the public receives its
guaranty of safety in stringent laws against
all who are in any way eulpably negligent.
The result shows that such laws are salutary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-22
PERSONAL.

1.-the know Nothings of Baltimore have
nominated the following ticket for the Legiss-
ture: Senator's. 0nings Hoffman. House of
Delegates-AnthOny Kennedy, VIM. II. Ira
xers, Jehu P. A.kew, J. W; Hugg, Edwin A.
Abbott, James NJ. Lester, Job Smith, VIM T.
Valiant, James +. Partridge, Elisha Harring-
ton.
70 issue an entire new edition of a Little Pill
grim" bound in-linen..
....COl. Bragg, q. 5. A, was at Lynehburg,
Va, on the 18th instant.
....Dr. John A. BriscOe, the u. S. Navy
Agent at Baltimore, died in that city on Thurs
day afternoon.
....Judse Dyer, of the U. S. Court in Iowa,
died at Woodstock ON the 18th inst. He was
q native of PendletOn county, Va.
....William Scharfenberg convicted at New
York Of the murder of his betrcthed, has been
sentenced 10 be hung ON the 10th ofNovember
....A party Of SpiIitualists, the other day,
Mt New York, jOurneyed to Greenwood to take
notes OF poem from the spirit of Mcdonald
Clark. Having arrived at the point of desti-
nation, the party assembled, and repeated eff
forts were made TO obtain the poem in oues-
ton. But sfter waiting for some time to no
purpose, they were compelled TO give it up as
= bad job.
....Mr. Samuel Weed, an ingenious lech an.
10 Of Middlesex, Mass, has invented a ma.
chine ior making printers types, embossibg
and beilishiDg types Of ali descriptions, Of
STEEL lrcn, brass, copper and type metal, at an
expense less that that of types made in the
ordinary mode of casting.
Mfr. William r. Preston, of Portsmouth
n. H., highly respectable druggist, has been
arrested and brought before the police court
In that city, charged with the crtn.e of seliin,
apint Of alcohol 10 Mr.. John X Picke,inS
another respectable citizen Of that city, to be
used tor bathing By his wife, who was quite
slck. Two eiergymen went his bail to stand
trial fer this offence. IL is such rid iculous
and unjus. restrictions ~ this that bring the
Maine law into contempt. -.
80. Hon. John NJ Bolts delivered an adj.
dress, last week, before the New Hampshire
Agricultural Fair, 1T Manchester. Speaking
Oh the Elaine liquor law, he said there was
one thing IN 1t that was q strong recommenda-
,i"n 10 INN. He had invariably found letter
3'qtor In the States where the law hal been
passed, than before its passage.
-...Prof EmmOns, State Geoeolist of New
York, gives 1t az his opinion that the whole
valley OF the Andirondack river ia upderlaid
oy the magnetic oxide. The bed of iron ore
mas 0een Clearly traced for about two miles
and half, ana Prof. L. has calculated the
contents Of the vein lying within two feet of
ne surface, at near sersn million tons most of
which could De raised witt. out blasting. and
winch would make at least 5000, 600 TONS of
Iron efthe very best quality.
....Among the boats on the Erie canal f.
one one commanded By afenale-Mrs. Capt. Peek.
Inc Buffalo Republic says she is a .sscreamsr;;
IL her way, AID has twice been before The A..
oaoy courts; once for whipping an impudent
decA hand, " and again for trying to pitch
former owner of the beat into the canal. for
demanding his pay of her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-22
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union disposes of Mr.. Perry's silly and
self-suficient complaint that the State Depart
meEt left him eight months without commu-
nieating with him on the subject of this Gov
ornment's relations with Spain, by proving
that the United States were really only eight
days without superior in their Spanish lega-
ton, to that modest gentleman, saying:
ga brief reference to the record will test
Mr.. Perry's yerscity Mr. Soule took leave
> Of Madrid between the 18th Of January and
I'd of February, 1855. At that time Mr.. Per-
rvs character Of diplomat at Madrid COM
menced. But prior to the departure of Mr..
Soule-to LcIt, on the 10Th of January, 1855
Mr.. Breckenridge was nominated and con-
frmed as Mr. Soule's successor, and Re was
regarded as tie Minister to Spain until the Sth
Of February, 1885, Dir. Dodge was notified Of
his appointment as Minister to Spain, and on
the % Of May be sailed for lis post, where he
arrived about the middle Of that month. 1t
will be seen, then, that from the departure Of
Mr.. Soule until the arrival Of Mr.. Dodge was
bat little over three months; and yet Mr.
Perry's Diplomatic History represents him
as being 'e4gkt nI0atAS-tAOse stormy times
without receiving one line from Mr.. Marcy
though struggling against most appalling diff
culties IL will be seen that there was not
eight days, much less eight months, during
which We had no minister appointed to Spain
and We hardly suppose Mr.. Perry would ex-
pect Mr.. Marcy to address Instructions to him
whilst We had minister to the Spanish court.
The Union then gees on to dispute the still
more modest boast of Mr.. Perry, that he sue
ceeded in settling all the questions in issue
between the two G Governments after Mr.. Soule' s
departure; repeating the Information pub
1ished some months since in the Star, that
despite the boast Of Mr. P, the only question
between The two Governments that has really
been settled is the Black Warrior case, with
the arrangement Of which he Perry had no
more TO do, if az much, as the clerk in the De-
rartment who drew up, according to his in
structions, the papers in the case forwarded
from Washington to Madrid.
The hatcfllgs~eer, again approaching the
subject Of the reorganization of tho Wing
party, says Of the prospect and action of its
political friends in Massachusetts,
"We had occasion some days ago TO con.
graduate our readers, from Indications observ-
able in some OF the journals OF the State of
Massachusetts,, that the unchanged Wings of
that State were about to rally with an ap-
parent determination that their aggregate
strength should be brought into the field al
The approaching election for State officers.
That this will be the case we arc more GER
taiBly persuaded from what We have since
heard and seen -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-22

RICHMOND AND THE YELLOW FEvER-We
believe that the reports about the fever being
in Richmond, as an epidemic, have nearly all
died out. There have been fifteen cases Of
yellow fever in this city, every one of
which was imported from the infected cities
They were attended by our physicians and
nursed by our nurses, not one of achom has
taken the disease. There have been some
three cases within the city, likewise imported,
and in not asingle case has the fever been com.
municated to any enc. This is sufficient to
prove that the disease is utterly innocucious
in our osphere.-Riehmond Dispatch of
yssterd0y.
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awe; and as the pyramids are to the minds
of those now living on the earth We
write in sober earnest on this subject, as will
be fully appreciated so soon as the work has
sufficiently progressed to permit those who
view it casually, to comprehend the minute
style Of finish and completeness of the whole
vast pile. @
Change Of the Railroad Trains from Wash
ington.-It will be perceived from an adver-
!tisement in to-day's Stor, that changes are to
be made ON Monday next in the Baltimore con-
nections of the trains from this city. As here
tofore, passengers by the a. IN. train may go
Immediately to Philadelphia, or through to
New York. Those who take the 80 a. IN.
train, must remain in Baltimore until P. m.
to go even as far North as Philadelphia. The
p. m train from this city is to be the after
noon through mail train to New York; and the
80 p. IN. train heretofore the through North
ern mail express train) is to proceed no farther
North than Baltimore; though it will continue
to be the train by which passengers going
West by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad viii
leave Washington.
Resigned. Passed Assistant Surgeon R. Y.
Farquharson, U. s. N, has resigned. Mid.
shipman Thomas Arnold, U. S. N, has also
resigned.
Tbs Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dopsrtmont.-On yesterday, 2lst September,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on