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LIZ 1t is stated az an ascertained fact. that
MIR. William Allen, of Claremont, on James
river, Virginia, will raise for sale this veal
forty thousand bushels of wheat; and, without
some unforeseen occurrence, fee thousand bar
rels of corn.
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DIC.NIC BASKETs.-Just opened a va

DIC.NIC BASKETs.-Just opened a variety
of Pic Mic, Travelling, Card, ONCE, Work
School and Toy Baskets
Also, lot of Fresh Perfumery, from Apollos
St Harrison and Jules Hauel, Philadelphia;
Combs, Brushes, Fans, Playing and Visiting
Cards, Card Cases, Porte Monnaics Jet Goods
Pocket Cutlery, Cages, Music, Musical Instru-
inents, Stationery, &c.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
200 Pa. av., betw. Ninth and Tenth SITS
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BY ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
NHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer
NHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND
~ Valuable Oil Paintings ut Auction
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 9th, at AZ
O'Clock, al the saloon over Farnham>s Bookstore
corner 1lth street and Pennsylvan avenue shall
sell collection OF rare and valuable Oil Paintings
selected with great care by ii. y. Barlow, Esq
from various galleries on the Continent. Amongst
them will be found specimens OF Domenichino,
VelasqueZ, Sir Godfrey knoller. a Van Wallies
John Wilson, Gansboro', Murilia, Varnet Pous-
sin, Shayer, jr., and others.
The saloon will be open and pictures on free
exhibition daily until the sale
Catalogues may he obtained al the saloon or at
the auction rooms.
Terms: 800 and under cash over that amount
credit of sixty and ninety days for notes saisfac-
torily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MAGUIRE,
V I'D AuctioneeT
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND CNIM-
proved Property at Auction.-On THURS
DAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell, in front of
the premises, at O'Clock p. m, part of Lot No
IA, in Square No. ass having front of Is feet six
inches on north g street, running back 12l feet 3
west, improved by two brick Houses, Ia by Biz
feet, each one story.
Terms: $500 cash; sl,1OO payable In monthly
instruments OF $50 per month, without interest;
the balance credit of and ~ months for notes
bearing interest the purchaser TO give notes for the
deferred payments, properly secured
Also, at O'Clock same evening, we shall
sell, in front Of the premises, Lots y os and in
Davidsons subdivision Of Square 10. 16l, having
front OF - feet each Oh north street, running
$50 feet to wide alley.
Title indisputable.
Terms One-third cash the balance in 6, 70
and Is months. for notes bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
deed given and a deed of trust taken
GREEN d SCOTT,
Vo-Q AuctionePrs.
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The FOURTH OF July was celebrated all
over the country more extensively, according
to teles;raphic dispatches, than heretofore. We
trust that the love of country and Of the Con-
stitutiOn has been increased by the becoming
and patriotic demonstrations
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SCHUTTER l. KAHLERT,

ARTISTS, FRISCO, DECORATIVE, and
"A every description Of N MEN r A L
PAINTING.
Orders Left with Baldwin and Nenning, Archi-
tects, win be promptly attended to.
jeS-dlm*
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BOA r DIN g .

BOARD, Sc.-MRS. BATES, ON THE s. w
- corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
is prepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or Without board. Every effort will he made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-f
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EOR RENT.-FOUR NEW AND CONVE-
l. nient Brick Houses, brown mastck fronts
containing parlors with marble mantels, dining
room, kitchen, servants room and five chambers
each, and situated on Thirteenth street, Island,
near the public grounds, convenient to Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and the Departments. Rent very mod
crate. Apply at r. II. Clarke's office, corner of
Sixth street and Louisiana avenue, or at D. %
Clarke,s Drug Store, Eleventh street, Island.
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WATCHES,

lust received, a large assortment of Ladies and
~ Gentlemen's fine GOLD WATCHES OF every
size, style and manufacture
The above is by far the best and cheapest ever
offered to our customers
M w GAIT BRO,
32i Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10Th SITS.
10
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No. SIS.
NOTICE OF AN ESTABLISHMENT OF
an additional Land Office in the Territory Of
Oregon.-ln pursuance OF the act OF Congress ap-
proved February l., ls55, entitled IAN act 10 es-
tabsh additional land district in the Territory
Of Oregon, TO he called the Umpqua district, en-
bracing all the land wing south OF the fourth stand
ard parallel il is hereby declared and made known
that the land office for said district has been loca-
ted by the President of the United States AT the
town of Winchester, in said Territory, until other
wise ordered.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton this 18th day of May, 4 ID. 1855.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner of General Land Office
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w JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, &c.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO. are constantly receiving
large invoices of the above end offer every article
In their line at the lowest rates.
GOLD AND SILVER WORK of every de-
scrption made TO order, such as TESTING
MAILS, richly embellshed, with appropriate de-
signs, SILVER TEA SETS, DINNER SER
VICES, &C. ..
Precious Stones set in every style, however elab-
crate.
ARMS, CREsTs, NOTICES, &c, cut on
stone NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
32l Pa. av., between Ninth and Tenth SITS.
je H-f
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DIED.

In New York, on the 4th inst, JNO ID CAL.
this city. n
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n Ripe peaches, grown in Virginia, are
now being sold in Richmond.
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EFAt SteubeI vile. Ohio, wheat has de-
eliI ed from 81 o. To 81 50 a tu shel
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ENOR r ENT-TffE THREE STORY STORE
Il and Dwelling, No Sc Bridge street George
town, so long occupied as Enmerts CONNECTION
cry. Apply to Army, next door.
my 25-laWtf
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WATca RErUREs.-Ann Lowery, slave, dis
orderly conduct, fine and costs; Elizabeth
Stuart, do. do. Those two girls were all the
Gases for trial at the guard house this morning.
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EOR RENT.-THE BUILDING ON d ST,
Il near the corner of Twelfth, is for rent either
in part, or whole. Apply at the Star office
lie 20-tf
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TIE CRIMINAL COURT was, this morning
engaged in the trial of several individuals
whose names We did not learn, charged with
having, on the night of the late municipa
election, made desperate assault upon Viii
liam Tucker, (pumpmaker)
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ZOE sHiLLINGTON has just received

ZOE SHiLLlNGIONA has lust received
- Harpers Magazine for July
Putnam's do do
Graham's do do
Ladies Gazette OF Fashion do
Chambers Journal do
Household Words do
Godey's Lady's Book do
New York Journal do
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
I'VE Odeon building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-06

ALEXANDER RAY, Esq, of this city, was, at
recent meeting of the directors of the Iona
coming Coal and Transportation company, of
Allegnany county, Maryland, held at Viii.
lards' hotel, unanimously elected president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-06

THE AssEyBLY's CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL
lad delightful time at Kibbey's Grove,
lev miles from the city. The rain did not
prevent the company some one hundred and
MY to two hundred personsJ from enjoying
themselves, for they had the use, throu "a the
kindness OF Mr. kibbey, Of his large and spa
eiJus mansion nearly completed and unoccu-
pied In the afternoon, oil the extensive
piazza, after invocation by the pastor, the
Rev Mr.. Carothers, the Declaration of indie
pendence was read by " lster & E. FaleOner,
addresses delivered by Masters NJ A Hoo
YER, and the school sung faely The Banner,
and other pieces. On invitation, Col G. r.
Johnson, member Of the church, and an old
soldier Of lol2, made some Interesting and
spirited remarks At respective times, three
cheers were given for our country, the Dsc!s-
ration, the ASssmbly's Sabbath School, our
pastor, Col. johnson and the old soldiers. M
WIN. Ii. Powell then presented them, afte.
making some patriotic remerks, with beauti-
ful American flag, which was received, accom-
panied with an appropriate address, by Mr..
John Z. OBrien, one of the teachers. After
: giving three cheers for the American iag, the
speakers, the committee of arrangements, and
The proprietor of the grove, Mr.. kibbey, the
meeting was dismissed with the benedictioa;
and about sun-iown, the school returned to the
city delighted with their happy trip
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.
SMALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more
~ in various parts Of the City, and Georgetown
at low prices, and terms TO suit
LLOYD 4 co.
BUILDING STONE,
For sale, deliverable al the Canal, or Wharves
In Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria
LLOYD CO.
18th street, opp Treasury Department.
lV 23-lY
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E>OR RENT.-A handsomely furnished House
L near the Public Department is offered for rent
To responsible tenant the rent will be moderate
The House contains bath room and gas fixtures
Enquire on the premises, No. 270 Fl street.
jy5-1m*
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TOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS, Sc.

tOLD SLEENE BUTTUNS, STUDS, nc.
~ Just received large assortment of the latest
style Mosaic. Cameo, Lava, and plain Gold
tine and cheap. VI. W. GAIT X BRO,
81 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th streets
lie 29-tf
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NOR RENT OR SALE ON REASONABLE
Il Terms.-A three story + rame, with basement
on New York avenue, between Fourth and r fifth
streets west
Also, three-story Frame with back building
on street north, between Fourth and Fifth streets
west.
Apply TO James w. Barker, residence on III street
north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
west. DICKSON x KING,
ap 5-Thf Georgetown.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A MAR
w ried man and his wife, without a family in
town or country. Apply at No 642 North Capitol
street. iyc-st4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-06

CHEAP PLEASURE We have Of late noticed
various parties of children and youths of both
sexes, spending the day, a la picnic, in the
grounds surrounding the Capitol and Execu.
I'VE Mansion, all Of whom seem to conduct
themselves as though scrupulously careful not
70 render 1t necessary, by breaking flowers,
branches, &c, that those in charge of these con-
senlent sumner retreats should hereafter pre-
vent the public grounds from being rcsorted to
oy such parties. The little things, a. they sit,
he, and roll over the grass, in the dense shade
Low always To be found there, seem 70 enjoy
tne privilege as though conscious of its adyan-
ages 10 their bodily and mental health and
strength IL costs nothing absolutely nothing,
I0f The children Of any family in Washington
% paItake If this intense pleasure and great
psneht u the rising generation.
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"ANTED.---A WET NURSE WANTED
w Immediately for a child about six months
old. Apply at No. ;ij5 Pa ave., near 9th ST.
ly6-3t$
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EXCELLENT CHANCE TO ENGAGE IN
~ the Grocery Business, at an old established
stand, In good neighborhood. -The store is on
the >. w: corner Of Montgomery and Dunbarton
streets, Georgetown At this stand any one of
business habits, keeping good assortment cannot
fail to do well, there being no store with good
assortment in the neighborhood. orfurther par.
ticulars enquire on the premises Of
y6-d A. H MOUNTZ.
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LNOR RENT.-THE BASEMENT OF FOR
rest Hall, in Georgetown, and several rooms
on the first floor Possession given on the ID Of
July. The main Hall or Concert Room is newly
benched, and will be rented by the night or season.
on moderate terms. b. FORREST
je 25-2w* corner Of F and 10th streets
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DERsOSs WITH DEFECTIVE VISION

are invited to examine my extensive stock of
all kinds OF SPECTACLES and EYE GLASS
Els. Glasses of any kind, such as Cataract, Para
bola, Periscopic, Double Concave, Double Con-
vex, and Cslored Glasses, put i'm at short notice,
with great care, and persons in want of glasses
ma be sure 10 get those which benefit the eve.
III Circulars defective Vision gratis at
ii. SEMkEN'S,
$50 Fa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th SITS
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ENOR RENT.-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, that
L large three story Brick House, well known as
the best stand in the city for hotel and restaur-
ant, on Cameron street, opposite the market house
and now occupied by Mr.. McGonegal Possession
given on the LIST Of July. Address LLOYD l.
CO, Claim Agents, Fifteenth street, opposite the
Treasury, Washington, d. c. my 30-tf
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WANTS.

"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MID
w die aged Woman, situation 10 do chamber-
work and TO assist in washing and ironing or to
do the hOusework Of small family. She has no
objection TO go in the country. Address IN CO
at this office iv6-1t*
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BITTEN By SNAKE "A NIs. Kirk widow
sho went, yesterday, TO visit the grave Of her
husband in the COngT essiOnal burying- ground,
while walking through the tall grass in the
enclosure, was severely bitten upon the knee,
aud fell after walking three or four yards
froIn where il occurred. The wound instantly
Nelied and became black. The whole limb
was also swollen enormously. She was carried
over 10 the almshOuse, whore medical and
other assistance was rendered 20 her. The
physician is Of opinion that the wound was oc-
easIOned by snakebte. To-day, she is able
U walk though, but for the fact that she re-
celyed medical assistance Immediately, she
would, probably. have been a much greater
sufferer. TAX care TO carry q doctor along,
when you walk through the rank grass anu
weeds Of the Congressional burial ground,
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RIoIs, &C.-Ahthony Gray. Alice Gray,
and Zaehariab Beach. riot security for court
Thos- Z. Howell, profanity fine and costs
Henry Black and Paul Behlen, profanity and
indecent language in the streets; fine and
e3e;s. Jas. Waite, and Thos. e. Howell, fighting
all di5Orderly conduct; security for peace.
Jas. Rsdy, assault and battery security for
court John Allen, assault and battery ON his
wife he threw pot full Of hot tea upon her,
lot he not desiring 10 prosecute him, the case
was dismissed
AL the above mentioned cases were tried
before Justice Bates on the two days just past;
and the offenders were arrested by officers who
are among those who deserve credit for their
street attention TO duty on the fourth inst.
There are many cases remaining 10 be tried
before this justice OF the peace.
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LAND WARRANTS,

John d. CLARK, Agent for Claims, No 527
- 18th street will give the highest market price
in gold for Land Warrants. lie Inns
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FALSE REPoRT.-The report, which we men
toned yesterday, that the little boy who was
SO badly injured Oh the 4th instant died on the
9TH, was incorrect. 1t probably arose from
the supposition that the little sufferer was dy-
ing about that time Both the brothers suffer
greatly from their injuries.
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"ANTED-EVERYB TO KNOW that
w they can get lot "A feet front by 1870 feet
deep, for the low price OF S75-payable SO a month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Ottice
eth street, above Odd Fellows Hall
ap25-3m JOHN FOX, Sec
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HOUSE WANTED.-THE ADVERTISER
wishes to buy 4 small, cheap House and Lot,
situated west of 18th street, between and N SITS
Persons having such property for sale will please
state its location and the lowest cash price ia a
sealed note, and left al the Star Office, addressed
to IT Is l. - ie 2Q-.tN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

tfNsus OF THE TENTH WARD-The full returns of the
Tenth ward show population Of 1895, being an in
crease In I've years Of $40. The population of the
same ward in 1850 7s6. The THIRD election dis
tret OF the Fifth ward shows population Of nssriy
50 u lbs population Of the entirs ward In 1850 WAS
ls,532.
SUPREME CouRT, GENERAL TERM The general term Of
TIE SUPREME Court Of the Second Judicial district lately
sitting AZ eepse, aajoarnea on Friday last to
meet Al Brookgn to morrow, tuesday, when the ca
iendAf VIII be Resumed, commencing at No. 80.
Hdoeds Corpus.-On Saturday last, Peter Bauer ap-
ptAred before Judge Culver writ Of ha,eas corpus
y NE counsel Mr. John hsss, applied for the ground
tha ne was unser II years Of age, for discharge
RON the u :. Marines, IN which ne had enlisted. Col
harris who had made return to this writ that the ap-
plcapt regularly snsted, was present in psrson
In reply TO the Judge Bsuer seated he was bswesn 10
and 20 Of age when Mr. $. Garrison for the re-
spondeE obested TO his testimony being taken on the
point. He mad when he enlisted, was over Il
years o ase, and his appearance indicated this wAs
true II would at least be necessary bring further
proof 70 the contrary than the applicants contra
dison OF his former Statement oath !, was more.
ever an seton in which Bauer plaintiff Colonel
Hairs wss defendant, and upon that ground his test
nohy could not be regularly received Mr. Hess argued
tnSth was usual in all to examine the parties
themselves and that tee proceeding was spe;iA one
and rot an seton The applicant. who was native Of
Germany, might not be able to produce any other wi
derce OF his age Judge Culver did not give spy final
eecit'on ON the admssiblty OF Bauer,s sn eydsnce
but adjourned the care till this day, aod directed in
possible 10 procure the att of his brother or
tster, who be stated we're in Philadelphia.
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American Artlsts IN Eurore.

While the american people exceedingly fond OF
foreign povsss in the theatrical and musical world It
does not seem singular thst artizts however
merltorious should have found great Inducements
offered TO them to 60 abroad. OF late years. however
the managers have asceraned that there are
some good American actors and have evincsd desire
to give It en- engagements 1t il fair to say that in
every inAtancs (not excepting Mr. Forres the London
public and the press have received and sustained Ame-
rican actors in the most cordial manner. We lately
noticed the fact that Mr.. and Mrs Barney williams had
received fattsring Offers from the London msnsRers-
that Mrs. Charles Howsri, nee Rosina Shaw Who
though English by birth, made her debut, when
very young, at the Arch street theatre, Phila-
adelpha, had accepted offer from the Haymsrket:
and We see By the Western papers that Mr. James H.
AcVicssr is abont to sail for London there to all en-
gagemsnts. Mr.. Acvisksr Is thoroughly an American
actor Like many other Thespans, he men ,sd life
IN the printing Office He has gradually worked his
way up to fine position, actor being more popular
than be, whore he il well known. His speciality Is the
performance of what called Yankee parts and he s
very excellent in them Like Burke he doe. not carl.
cature the New Englsnd character, but paints
its eccentricities with artistic hand and with
jsst enough Of color TO adorn the picture with.
cut spelling it. He Is refined for the udcious and ire
sstby comic for the unthinkug, at the same time He
will i've England in time to commence the an tumn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

fims.-A fire was discovered on Saturday evening
about II o'clock BY officers Townsend and Dsvsiin OF
Firth district police in the third story Of dwelling
house Of Grand and Second Streets occupied by
BcIey. The 6rs originated from lamp being left
pear the bed AND contact with the oed Clothes
The flames were speedily txtipguished BY the officers
above mentioned with the essstAnce Of the occupants
Damage 500. No insurance.
Another FIRE broke out about half past one o'clock on
sunday morning, in two story frame houss In Rich
srdeon street. between Graham and street.
owned BY BsDjsmin Sands and occupied by the families
Of Brcrd Herring and Norman Kemp which was entire
iy destroyed with all its nx The fire originated In
the basement and spread with such rapd,ty that the
occupants we're saved with considerable diculty they
mai their escape out Of the windows In thsr night
clothes MI Herrings loss furniture $500. Full
~ injured. He also lost about 500 ia money Mr..
ed 70 about $780, IasuYed furniture for $780, Mr..
Lanes loss ON house about 81 600 Fully insured.
a tire broke out yesterday afternoon IN Mr.. Charles
Gissptes vsrDlsh factory in Sixth street, between
North HS nth and Ninth, caused by the boiling Of
kettle ct warmth. Damage, $50. Fully insured.
An alarm of ERE created about o'clock, caused
by slight burning In cabine. MAKERS shop In n.h
seventh street, near Sixth, Damage trfing.
RonnFfns.--The grocery Of VIM. " Wood in
Friday night robbei OF s32 10 money and vs,Ious
TIER articles. No detection.
The dwelling house Of Mr. Krebbs, in wyckon street
Even, was entered sunday morning and bbed
81 one silver watch. No detection.
DNAD ISyAsr Fousp.-The body Of A male infant vas
pcl ed out of pile OF ruobsh of North Ninth
and Fifth streets on Saturday morning By rar picker.
Coroner landlord roi6ed, and bsid m Inquest,
when VERDICT OF premature birth" rendered.
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T He L EST NE w 8 ,
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRApHs.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1865.
The Union of this Dornins has prosy and verbose
article written by Forney, extong Perre and pit,hes
into Dickinson and the hards hot and heavy.
Lieutenant Kinssy, OF the LIST Regiment Of Artillery,
died in this city yesterday of typhoid fever He
ssatiensd at Fert McIIenry. He here on the 80
inst with the light battery Of his regiment. He gradu-
ated at West Point last year.
On Saturday last six hundred land warrants is
sues Hereafter between Eve and ak hundred warrants
wiz be issued daily The average heretofore has been
two hundred AND atty daily.
The Union also says rhst the American officers sent to
the Crimea splsndidy and Hospitality entertained
st Ber)ie by the Rurean Miostsr and at Warsaw, by
Prince Paahsvch and they had accepted Of An invita-
ton TO visit the Emperor, At st. Petersburg,