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mains third route open for the Russians 10 reach
Constantinople- Minor. And the last &C
counts may be credited, Il seems that the war II 10
be carried ON with greater vigor ON that coast
Therefore, II the Russians are In sufficient force TO
advance in Asia Minor, and II haste il not made in
organizing and disciplining the Turkish army in
Asia, where IL the obstacle which shall be able To
stop the Russiansl
Paris paper publishes q sonnet to the Virgin,
composed by General Verge. who. 1t appears. made
q at the moment when he was leading his br
gade 10 the assault nj the Manelon Vert. shat II he
escaped death that day, he would openly acknow-
ledge the dogma of the immaculate conception
letter from his wife, received just before he went in
to action, in which she said, Promise me IN make
vow 70 the Virgin" was the cause Of the gallaut
general making the vow which I've now accoanpiishes
Ont of population OF l2,5gG, ,sO3 England rised
for 1873 l40 900 suiors and marines and 237 900
regular soldiers besides which she kept in arms
g. 600 regular militia, and could further rely upon
the services OF 2S8 900 local militia, and 65 900 yeo
manry cavalry. The total SUN OF these numbers Is
Sl3,OO0
Now that Prince orbel.an has.sssH nominated
military commander OF ths tracts Of country the
Caspian Sea, the list Of the Russian commanders,
with their stations, Ia ~ follows:--Pcrowski IN
Orenbnrg; Orhelan, in the Caspian territory; Mou-
ravieif with BetisoG BaklahoH, and kovalevski, In
the Trans Caucasian district; serebrakon and Cho-
muton, in Tschnermaria tho Don districts, and East
Crimea; Gortschakof IT,, with Osten Sacken, Nh
the Crimsa; SLullers, with Usclnkof and Schabels-
d. in New Rusdn, Cherson. ~ far ss tho Bag, Bes-
sarabia, TschernigoH and Kharkot From here,
n0rhwards, Panintine up 70 the confines OF PAskie
witsch's commando In tho Baltc psovnces, Sievers;
in Esthland. Csabbe; In ST. Petesshurg, Rudger In
Finland, berg; in Archansel, yioeA dmiral Chruscht
scheff
-,
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that under such circumstances II not possible To
hope for speedy re-establshment Of peace.
Al the Emperor Napoleon has come forward in
note 70 vouch for "the faithful souvenir Of n
vcron. General Changarnier seems 70 have felt Il
necessary again 10 reiternte his direct contradct on
10 the statement af the "H0urgeoa dc Paris" Such
contradiction Is addressed by him TO the Indspem-
dases Beige. EENtM
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THE vRro.

The veto power originated with the people Of Rome and
was vested IN magistrates called TRBuSE4 This mAgis
tracy was established the time the people exasperaed
by the expressions OF the Senate retired to the saed
ain and was concession forced from the Patreian o.
nrisocratie order Armed with the rO these magistrates
the chosen guardians Of popular rights for aPerod Of more
than four hundred and fifty years maintained the popular
cause and resisted successfully The usurpatons Of the Sen
,s The rlbuniial Office existed in the republic fell
with Il but the power has survived the shocks OF rev
oton and the transformation Of time The fathers Of our
pubc placed il IN the constitution Of the United States
n The form Of qualified negative vested in the Chief Mag
istre In nearly the form II has found its way into
the constitutions OF the several States with but few excep
tons any In the practical working Of the federal gov
eminent as well as in that Of the States the exercise Of
this power has 10 say been sustained in al
most every by deliberate public sentiment y is
not positive power but negative merely Its exercise can
Seldom produce change OF existing policy work inno-
vaton upon The condition relations TO which society
accustomed II may postpone, il cannot prevent change
II NAV arcst for the time the adoption Of avore meas
ures and compel elaboration; II cannot defeat what the
nonuar voice demands. IL is vested in single magis-
ae whose sole and undivided responsibility presents con-
slant motives TO caution moderation and stern integrity
IN lis use Where then is the danger attributed to this
power exec tin the visionary fears ohypochondrae states
men
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Ry }. Q. MCGUIRE. Aus,onssr.

,,REAT SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINEr FURNITURE AND
housernsbins GOODS by order Of the orphans On
whole disposed of sa SELL
the John Brown. knswn the 'sApoo
H building all his large and valuable stock OF cabine furniture
comprising
Suites paror furniture, rosewood,
and mahogany covered with brocateiies push damask
and hair cloth
Richly carved dressing bureaus, s.ne soa
pier tables noardS beaufes, washstands, cabinrs &C..
Of every der lion and style
cabinets and bookcases, music stands fancy
Dies wha,nots wiring decks, and chairs rockers,
ment tables beautifully finished,
every conceivable stylc and value
Gilt wood walnut, and mahogany framed looking glasses
of every description
Office and parlor writing desks the
approved patierns celebrated manufacturer in Pha
sh-post French aian Jenny Lind cottage bedsteas
all the various patterns
superior curled hair, sprins and husk mattresses
Of and back rockers
ONCE dining, and chamber chairs
Handsome goihc reception hall, fancy chairs large
Ennmeied cottage suites, sofa bedsteads
Extensive Of plain furniture, comprising
Bureaus, wnrdrobcs bcdsteaas, tables
WashsiaDds, cribs, cradles, towel stands
Whanots, &C., Of walnut mahogany
China and clocks, buckets,
tubs duers clothes horses -four and spice boxes baskets
Excellent iron .ae fixtures, furniture &c.
Together the buildings which believed to BE
the best locations for the houeurnhs busnes ~ The
Terms $50 under cash and under sioo
and ninety and oil sums over $io0 credit OF
thrsc months for satisfactorily endorsed notes
r. sThe ai,enon neishbons
specially called this which probably the
largest and best selected south of New York. &a
Every facility possible will be afforded for packing and forward
ing goods purchased at the sale.
BY order Of the administrator
Anri 10 Auctonerr.
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LOCAL N Il w s..

DvEs BANK NoTE Plate DELlsEAroR.--Ths is the most
valuable publication of the kind which has yet been given to
the public BY constantly referring to this bookcompar-
ing the offered with the genuine specimens which it
conains-he and trading community will be pro-
tected all possible loss from the circulation of counter
fets Mr. g. W. Thompson the general agent for the pub
shers in Washington, and will call on our citizens
generally the purpose of soliciting subscriptions for the
work Every housekeeper, well every business
should obtain without delay copy Of the Delneator Mr.
Thompson will remain in the city week or ten days.
DaowSEp.-Mr. Wainwright and another young man,
both residents of this city, drowned in the Potomac
regret state Thursday last by the capszing Of their
boat.
Shad selling in market at from SIS to SIG per
hundred.
The Kunkes give two farewell concerts at the Odd Eel
lows Hail. commencing tomorrow evening.
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The Frfgafe HsrriaaGe The steam frgaie Merri-
mac In the course of the Boston navyyard
will be ready for launching IL is believed in July She Is
thus described by the Boston Advertiser;
Her frame Is substantially built OF live oak, material
superior 10 any other known Ia ship building and which
alone Of all maritime NATIONS and her iastenngs
enormous Her capacity equal To that Of the largest three
deers Ia other ervceseqaa superior that Of the
Duke Of ellington the dag ship Of Admiral Napier She
Was built by Mr. Deano. from draught accepted BY the
bureau Of Construction, offered believe by Mr.. Po0k,
late naval this station She viii carry hft
guns large cabre when ready for We advise all who
are curious in such matters to inspect this noble ship while
she is still on the stocks"
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Court OF Claims against the United states,
WashingtOn City.

THE w devote himself ssdneoy TO me
the The United States the
above court Congress approved March
bh has npdeT tbs consitsasos
founded upon Of upon any regulation" 81 an
department. upon any censet eApess~o % mprc
of of asc~rs
AGENTS must beneeeh be
cru,sd in h,s court When
the claim said and made by
Cosges. pupc The claimant viii BE- paid n the treasury OF
the una srsisr-d continue, heretofore
,a h. United ohsr
NJ THOMPSON. Attorney At Law,
AZ Washington
be hsd ( nsc~ssasyf heads Of asr"
go. i3--sdAcp
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+, OWEN 4 SON, Military Naval Merchant Ta'ors No
T. Pennsylvania would respectfully call me
public generally their stock sooa
inst York, sxhibuon consissns o.
eots and vssns-, together with n assortment o.
geptemeu's furnishing articles !,
would remark that The selection was made phepa ny
Junior partner OF the firm -,
NJ Bhey Of gloves, something superior call
~ ,U..,,nv,op m q April G--SsawJw
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ny EGRA PHI


TIE NHnRery Committee Investigation.
BosroS, April 49, The committee OF inquiry into the do
nes the committee held its closing session last
night, which protracsed TO late hour Mr. Hiss, a
member Of the visiting committee generally negatived the
charges against himself personally but the other evidence
substantially the before Speeches made
by several members Of the nunney committee and the ed
of the Advertiser put in closing statement in writing
The committee win report in a few days.
Mr. Hiss Is also charged with having woman with him
when the committee visited Lowell whose BILL while stop
ping the Washington Hotel all night, &c charged to
the State. This matter win also be investigated.
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THOROUGH practical and edscated Maryland fsns WISH
healshy estate IN the sonn
propsi~tos ssA convert INTO psfey ~
tursl and stock farm. M
The hrhs~ sv~s and all oomsntcs
q hs suhject fully answered.
Address AGRiCoLA, Wsshrsf"nt d. "
Msr~h Q7-lawy
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NEWS for the LAdtes.--Mrs. A. YOUNG, fashionable
ders pecuy inform her friends AND custom
es receipt Of the latest fashions o.
French American styles ct dress She has secured
som. which she will be enabled 70
noce and 10 the best manner Good his
warranted old II needless 10 say anything, ~
testify work wen a. good hs Al shc ASKS ~
give trial finest goods in the market and noss who
NAV favor will find IL to their advantage
prices well good hng and good work Give her
call second door from q street, west sue No. ]s
April li--eodlm
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,PECIAL MOTTO ES 1. LEWIS attorney al law, commits
> deeds for The State OF Virginia in the District OF Column
collect claims, suspended
cf ,s claims for bounty land, and nd
under the Especial attention will
before the recently established board
claims
Az fees modeate and no charge 70 the widow or ophaa unless
sue, yssfu.
a residence Washington and ex
departments
will afford facilities In the speedy adjustment OF
case Entrusted 10 him.
pecessary respectfully beads of departments,
and Congress- tally to
from Virginia Texas, and Louisiana
Address = ID LEWIS,
Ma,ie~aawiwdNcp Washington, ID. c.
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NEW GOOD>.-p. D STEER, Merchant tsior, Wssenetos
Place, opened his spring goods,
Gentlemen preparing os
well goods before psf
chasing 1T 4 where.
complete, and sn"st everything necessary !" w"
oufH m be had without roins further.
Mar 2s-2aw1wf
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INIT RESOLUTION relative eioung ano
small stores or of The navy.

caSTON szssss.g, Eioos Ossesotss $780, nAsn ~. ~
received per Eieou, from Nv 49,
.ooa. vh,ch ausnton ~
ne ssos s,usrsy The embraces al the dt
,srsns Widths, qualities and coaosA, w
IS u,cces superior "a white nstnha
do 3 do
Al 4
~ A. check mating
40 DO "a fancy do
~ r,,s sxe updo
"a supsrior qualify Berlin mats
10 p,~- step os,coths, styles
"a a. "a, s4,S4, "a, and 81 aoor "sislotb~
fxu oa,csosb which Win be so'a ehrap
and cut 70 any shape hall ~ rassass
Also daily expected per schooner Il. H. HsBitsy-~
ps~c~s 90 naungr
do 81
AZ IA 57 ANt
OR vvSs, Brussels, tapestry, three ply isgsn ano
y.nstsa ~arpssna 10 unusnaly season spa ~
aueaiy bs oahsA reduced pwsc~~, ~sh des II
preparatory mosscg 70 our ne~ s''e'
now OF erection. unT M
April l-aaw$w HIVE hieOi ? @0'
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HofYman,s Rosendale Cement.

by the Lawrence Cement
Company and has the unqualified appreciation OF The most em
department
United For
Office OF the company by
M. w WOODWARD, Secretary,
LA Front street. New York.
Mar2 amif
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Bosros April ItThe Halifax Journal Of the 9th reports
arrival Of sixty from Boston for the foreign
legion OF the British army The had been induced
go Halifax under the superstition that they wanted
10 work railroad, and finding the deception practsed
upon them they refused 70 enlist Finally, arrangement,
we're made to give them work. --Hea
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NOR kENTThe and commodous house recently occ
pied Brazilian minister, situated nea the Great Circle On
Pennsylvania west
For rrms apply Rr~ Co.. or 10 Mr. Jas EveIet
w,nder,s building, No. Q, corner Of nth and y streets
An Sc
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were burnt but the extent Of the damage is yet
tanned
The company Lost fourteen BY the FIRE, Of them
full OF dry goods and other freight The buildings Of
very little value, and the total loss w probably exceed
twenty or thirty thousand dollars
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Department..

treasury Department.,
IN following ID January
ss $ w
Of said iss "a q me = q the sum not
ceivcd prior the first day Of June
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
January 3, 1858.
Notice hereby given following
hass =, any ms The date hereof and ne s Day Of
March portions Of those amounting IN the to
m case Of any contingent, eoops.ion within The amount stated
preference win be in the order Of time in which said stocks
The aGy =. gsss
be e o. 2 hi. upon ns Whereof
!. The par value, specified each ces,incale
On The sosn % me q as ss s o ae
the Of 1884, rdesmabs 3st De-
&c s r.
IT, 81 ~. s nss % H. ~
1884 comlnony called the Texan
J. Interest o. The par Of January
@ reach the owner) Of one
Payment Tor said stocks will
the Al Boston, New York.
u n esras "s m b. ensd % the Of
shall actually received Al hs Treasury ON OF before the
sa'd Isl "a' y '"'e' JAMES GUTHRIE,
sscrssary Of the Treasury.
Mars-drJunelif I'm. and saI.l
7o ~ on Oh Forrest, Rock
v Maryland win claim. in the court claim. and
Rockville No a4a north street win be
promptly attended to-
March 3l--dsJuiy
THE Cottage ofCol Hobcrts, Y. = A.. ON GeorTesosn
Heights. for sale until the 18Th Of April y has at
Of ground highly improved large garden rn
supply and cist waters and
respect conveniently and genteey appointed for country resi-
dence
information apply nj this Office
\ Mar 30--dtl5th
Hy g. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
DEREuPToRY SALE OF si7 900 ALEXANDRIA COUPON
Tuesday afternoon, April l7th O'Clock AZ hs
rooms shall SELL in lots suit purchasers $1,000 Alex
| md coupon bonds
5000 corporation of Georgetown stock
Terms cash, funds. = ,.
! JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
a,y; Auctioneer.
~ait<d states Court NJ Claims.
Revedy Johnson Of Baiimore Nd
IN Waiter Cox, residing In Georgetown, u ~ have az
claims in the
Washington respectfully oher their probes
rions, that Commun
either them his place Of residence
but eases con6ded win their joint attention
! REvEKOY JOHNSON,
/ Monument Sqsnrs, Baltimore.
WALTER 8. COX,
I March d. eod,u, Georgetown, ID. e.
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'@"~eN 1eaM ~ q i~eAg ha"y.--s~se'"s'
TAoY, IN l.,) April ia Miss Jones, Of South Caro-
Ina pupil in the Troy Female Seminary found dead
IN her bed this morning. The disease OF the heart
Mrs Dickson, aged lady residing Fifth street
mtted suicide BY hanging herself last evening Cause
known.
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By j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By y. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
I,xECUToRS SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
II Thursday morning, April 49, ut 10 O'clock at the
residence Thomas Richie, Presidents
prising-
Rosewood piano forte, stool, aud music stand .@e
no -,eie arm, reception, and fancy chairs, in
satin damask
Hand curtains and coTnice
frame mirro with slabs aud brackets
chintz covered lounges
Mahogany spring and chairs
Handsome lamps brackets, mantel
ornaments
Mahogany sdeboard etagere, side ta,le
Solid mahogany extension dining table
China, glass, and crockeryware
three ply carpets, otcoth
Hat-rack, hall lamp, rosewood aud hnil chairs
Enameied aud cottage suite
Walnut and mahogany French bedsteads
wardrobes, dressing bureaus
Washstands, toilet SETS tnbies
cnried hair and husk mattresses
Boosters pillows Marsciles quilts
Bed and table iuen chamber chairs
Furniture servants rooms &c
Toeetber with Of kitchen requisites
Terms $40 under, that credit OF sixty
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
lid
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4 Ng tLESr HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS AT AUCTION
- ~ sionaay l6ti liz O'Clock, guar
teft % Lieut. J. G. Cash Washington Navy yard, shall
sFh a. AsssAt a % housekeeping articles eomPnstng
ti&hosams pia~h ahd i-@heF covered chairs
NasDat uIAxaFe, ba rack
Excellent hair snd hssk
heAnfi ~ French china gud - war
French sad stone china breakfast ~
SILVER plstsd caSiss speoas, aud forks
rsftAn marble pitchers, butter tabs. sc
SILVER piAsa ivory handled do@s-r, knives
Excsilsni tsbc satery, bsupxe csadctshfss
Glassware ch4nax dishre scales nd
Iron framed oval toilet sisss*s
Very Hapssior refrigerator lin safe. &C.
luK~tneT vita general kiich.n
The allow articles al nearly quality,
Terms cash JAS. q, MCGUIRE,
April I'D Aacianeer.
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The hole be large in order to allow the roots
70 spread the first year loose soil The dust coats the
spongoes and mulching retains during drought
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GENERAL AGENCY At wAsHi>GTON.-Tbe cub.
H Virginia. having established
office street, few doors IN front OF the Treas
u, tenders the
a. al, for land bsun,es
nd 10 nf Congress-
David
he perhaps the which ever bnde =" M I'm
the fret auditors Once 10
index the all
me other pubic ecss co IL Virginia These, and the
claim iorned 20 him pc Just u. WIZ es
show IL, where us claimant himself may he entirety
unable q DO II.
For "a March, 1883 eivas 100
served f. days hts
charsea viii be very moderate FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, hecomac, Virginia
James Lyons. ESQ, Richmond, Virginia
Jams Heath, COMMISSIONER Of Pensions, Richmond
Virgins.
stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
John rendleton, Nrspis-
Hon. Rsfnoe Chiffon, Washington, o. &.
william J. Ward. ESQ baltimore
Lew1s Undertake, ESQ. New York.
7-dscplys
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NEW yonx, April lt.-The Erie railroad depot de
stroyed by FIRE this morning IL Is said that several
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nOuSE FURNISHING day aOODs-Tbe subscribers
Ill bousekeep.rs and others To
extensive assortment OF furnishing goods such as
iU-a i-i and i24 linen shrting., IN great variety
lo4, ii-i, and IL 4 cotton siitings
1874, and white Narcotics qats, corded DIM
bed spreads
S-4 and 10 4 damask table linens
10 ci tbs all sizes
hne piilow-case linens
Very superior bed and crib blankets
Satin aamnsk table napkins
French aud English furniture chntzes
and mus lin curtains
Hnckaback, damask, and diaper toweNings
An with great care upon r best
terms offered they b. had the country
1880 HOOE, BROTHER, co.
eSpciti attention % an nvosc- ~ irSi
Of nm prices from 81 cent
goods which we know !" De pure max
nd The goods market -. -
arch aT--3uwswif Hoots bho., - ".
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TAhLoK ~ MAUHY's Elastic Pen, No. This pen,
which manufactured by London,
Maury win be unequaied equs-
Sod in gross (Priee Sil book
aud Stationery store, near 9th street.
April Is
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rHEAP LOTS FOR SALE AT AUCTtoN~-oa Monday af,er.
" April i6th at ooek ROOMS,
seven eadas os each 10 feet inches front by 7S feet inches
doep
west south OF The CAPITOL on he island.
Also, lot No ., In No divided
nebes 'front.' t5
nue. near The 2oh Thes. valuable
M sand used BY erieGmakers and their
or Coz building lots,
Terms One fourth balance a, o.
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest Tide
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
April i3-d Aueuonerr
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a. Mofuslown Jersey instant asr
nssr, horne ~ilh Christian resignation, Mis-. MARY A. VAIL,
Niie "a The Hon, eaoRsg YAIL, Mt
he dsesase o this eahe lady viii deeply moarned by her
sumgraus friends Ia this eity
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gUf-Mrsha dist Epi-eopa thaEch nth, ~fh street,
between aad noshIha Mr. Cousng, of AeIan
dria Wal ihs ehusoh II O'Clock, Rev yept
A. Duncan az ~, IA.
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I'LL deliver Foundsy
w IAN and streets. Tuesday evening" April I7h s55,
O'Clock the subject Customs
Rites, and Traditions OF hi. people, ojibway
The celebrated Chief Maungwu
Noodinokay, also OF Ubway
OF sacred music In the Ojibway language.
They will all appear in their costume.
Admission IS Children bali
proceeds Of be applied Of
Pah gas who Is stud, ing the ministry,
ApfiI Sd
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Clothing aud Clothing Materials.

Of Fros4sians and tiethlug.
Apui 3, les2.
SRPARATE PROPOSALS. sssiea And aefOpeas a.
NAVY Coshsaa and ceaht8e Nasrsi si - rscessqd a.
th~ hee anut O'Clock, - tfy "a NaY 1tA t
mns,."s and assvessss Goa tsessne six das nes T. sh
OF etif ~ he yafds NaHehussits, hk
ys, New Nek, co~por vsuinia qaaneurs tveS
TONED OF all oi the oe~rs aa ~ epnK
and es"hHs materials such further
be ordered BY TIE chlf
~ the said nss,ysrs respectively aufng ta hsea
mescing on the list day ofJe eaaae h tay
A4ax ria
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o. Jamestown society q Washington Cisy.--A
meeting Of the viii be held hela o
Alderman Csly Hail. IN O'Clock "Wednesday April
10 IL Is hoped members be panetua
election % officers will held and the
nual celebration.
q. w. q. HUNTINGTON,
Apr1 i5--3t Recording secretary.
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JupGE LoRNG-The Massachusetts, house of representa-
ves have rejected amendment to the report recon-
mending the removal of Judge Loring by 81 majority
The amendment proposed that State judge hereafter act
as United States commissioner
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MARKET GARDEN AND DAIRY for sale,
IA situated The Potomac, Fairfax
mites Washington Georgetown
nom Alexandria IL contains about 500
suhdv'ded More than han heavily
being building
grass, having highly improved by ime
Address CATEsBY Ar. n. JONES'
Mar A--eodu Warrington.
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FlENDlH ACr.-Some villain has recently poisoned
fourteen horses belonging Messrs Morce Mitchell pro
prietors of the Watervie and Belfast Maine stages
Nine OF the horses have died. and the Others viii also prob
ably die
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-15

NEW SPRING ibis day ceived
aao. and hae Of u
comprising
spring Styles win
manner, notice, usually low prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
322 Penn Iron Hail.
April l4-a Also, three doors eas of National Hotel