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CALIFORNIA NEWS.

The latest news FROM California was bro,
by the steamer Northern Light which
arrived ut New York on Monday. The news
created much excitement in tho mercantile
and money circles in New York, on account
Of the many and heavy failures which had
taken place among the prominent bankers
in San Francisco. We copy from the Bos-
ton papers the following items
The news islhighly important. Bushes.
was entirely prostrate, caused by the sus-
pension OF FIVE banking honses. The news
OF Messrs. Page, B,con { Co.'s difficulties
reached San Francisco on thell7th, causing
great run on thai house. They met the
run, and paid out half million Of dollars.
A meeting Of merchants ard tankers was
held, and declared the house sound. On
the 22d. however. Messrs. Page, Bacon 4
Co. suspended payment, followed OH the %,
BY Messrs. Adams & Co. /: Wells. Fargo 4
Co.; Robinson & Co., and Wright's Miners
Deposit. Ths excitement was intense
Adams & Co. closed all their branches with
out paying dollar, except ut San Francisco,
where. on the 23d. they stood run OF
500. 900. Wells, Fargo & Co. closed here,
bus their country branches I'D as long as
tho coin lasted, and were still paying as fast
N coin could DO obtained In exchange for
dust and bars. They announced that they
would resume payment in San Francisco on
the Goth.
IL was feared Adams & Co could not 70.
sumo payment under sixty days. if at all
Page. Bacon & Co.. would probably resume
payment in q few days. doposi,nrs having
granted time on S40O. 900. Their assets
w-re large These heavy failures caused
the detention of the steamer until the Goth.
Rumors wcre current of heavy failures
among the merchants, but We have nothing
authentic ON this on this head.
Owing to the scarcity of watcr, but little
gold bad been taken from the mines, but
heavy rains commenced hlling on the 18th,
and s,ill continued when the steamer left.
There has been no election OF U 3.
Senator, the jcint convention having I'D
jouroed sins die on the Goth, by vote OF 6S
toaL Those voting in the minority were
principally irienis Of DR.. Gwinn.
The news from the Com River is OF an
exciting character. The miners are said H.
be averaging from ten to twenty dollars per
day.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Our paper last week contained some &C
count Of the crushing defea, experienced BY
the supporters of Frank Pierce, hu, il was
necessarily brief. The deiea, is even more
overwhelming than was al first suppcset.-
The "Amel lean Ballot" thus states the
grand results.
The election was one Of the mos, ex.
citing ever held in The Stale, the vote The
lar2es, ever Cast, reaching nearly $1,000
7 900 more Than polIed last yeai-and The
,esull The election by The people OF an
american Governor! an american Railroad
Commissioner :! three Amsrieon Members ~
Congress -! five american Councillors ~!
ten american Senator'S M! 225 Members
of the House mn! Making certain the
election Of . american U. S. Senator's mn!
CONCORD, March, IL. noon. Returns
from 2l4 towns, upon CAREFUL revision u
tables. present The following resulh:-Msl-
CALI X. N, 80. laos; Baker. dem. 90 TIT;
Bell whig 3.452; Fowler, abolition, !, 265.
Melcali's najoIiiy l.l71.
The iowiIs 10 be- heard from gavu last
year Baker SGT. all other, ia These wi ]
probably reduce Mscaf's majority TO abou,
700.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. The three Am.
ericau candidates. JAMES PIKE, Mason w.
TAPPAS aud AARON n. CRAGIN, are trium-
phanily elected. E.,rh Of them will proha.
bly, have over THREE THOUSAND MAJORITY.
and their ay.reaale maturity will exceed
TEN THOUSAND.
Tho waterloo" defect which tho admin.
is'ra,ion has sustained here, as in all other oil
the Free states, is attributable 10 the anti
NebIa.ka Sentiment. All the members OF
Congress elected are anti Nebraska men,
and The members of the Legislature are per
Vated with The same feeling. We trust
hey will place Hon. John p. Hale in the
United States Senate. This would b. the
&C, Of the triumph.
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SINGING IN THE PUBLIC ScnooLs. q. ID
Adams proposes TO Introduce singing in'o
The public schools Of orr city. and thus
make the science Of music branch OF IN
siruciion. Music has been introduced into
some Of tho schools in Massachusetts and u
10 said with beneficial effect. We trust
that the School Committee will give MI.
Adams proposition such consideration As
seems 70 b psopsr.
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vote. Tor City Physician, and reported As

voies ior City Physician, and reported 40
follows:
Whole number Of votes 81
AIvan Bacon had Il
and Mr.. Bacon was declared elected.
Same committee reported foi Surveyors OF
Timber anil who'd:
Whole number VI votes 20
Nichola. Wakefield had 20
s. G. Hamilton 20
The boam subsequently, elected ss add.
iional surveyors:
WIN. E. Dounell,
Jos. Swrsisir,
Abel Jsllis0n,
Same COMMITTEES reported for Sealsr Of
weighs aud nsasurrr: ....
Whole number Of voies Il
n. II. Mckinney had ~
Charles c. Goodwin
Mr.. McKrnney was declared elected.
On motion Of james Andrews, tho City
Clerk was authorized to receive irpm the
f.unsr Selecimrn and Town Clerk II the said
Bi,dsiord. the recurds IL the town and uher
property now passing ~ the City Of Bidds.
lord.
Mr.. Andrews, from the Committee on Joint
Rules, mace rerOt M CERTAIN rules ior tns
government Of the two branches, when In
convention. and Cor TIE regulation Of busi.'
ness between tho branches. The rsport
was sccepts1.
Adjourned to meet at IN O'Clock.
AT the subsequent meetings Of tho City
Council Luke Hill and Lewis w. WItham
were elected School Commuters; the firrt
Tor three, and the last for two ysars-and
these gentlemen. with The addition Of F.
Masseure, who il now ono of The School
Committee BY previous election. were Sc
lecie,i as Classifying COMMITTEES ior Dis
lrici No. 4.
Daniel S,imson, A. w. Page and Isaac
IT. Hob-on were elected School Agents Of
District No. 4. (ci,y District
Alderman Page a,,,l NJ. Bragdon and
huchins Of the Council were added 10 tho
COMMITTEES on city ordinances.
The COMMITTEES 10 procure rooms Tor the
City Government reported in favor Of the
rooms in Somss' Block, and !, was ordered
that they be engaged.
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SAco ArHxskua. The following officer.
were chosen Al the annual meeting on the
18th iusl:
Rev. J. T. G. Nichols, President; Hon
Philip Eastman, Gen. Amos II. Boyd, Vice
Presidents; Hon. Joseph +. Nys, Cle,k
Hon. p. Eastman, Treasurer; D.. Join A
Berry, Wm Moves, anJ Alexander Chs.
holm. Executive Committee; wm. Noyes,
Librarian.-Dsmocyaf.
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AFTERNOON sEssrox

AFTERNOON sEssioN
Convention mel Al iwo o'clock.
On rnolion of Mr. Pil.bury, ordered tia,
a committee be- raised 10 prrpare Bylaws
and Juini-Rulrs, aud M-ssrs. Pilsbuly,
Simpson. Banks, amt Andrews, We're up.
painted III Il committee.
This committee suh.eqenily reporie,l> IN
part, that Il would be proper To elect City
Assessor. City SoIiciIor, CRY Engineer, aud
other officers. and the report was accepted.
On motion. the committee heretofore up
poinied. proceeded TO receive the voiss fol
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Assprso's:
Whole number Of votes 81
Rishworth Jorlan, IT,, u
Thomas n. Cole, II
z. n. C. Hooper, Il
and The report was accepted.
Same committee also reported for Over
seem of Poor:
Whole number Of votes, 10
Rishworth Jordan Jr., bad 16
Thoma. II Cole. 10
Ell. @. Hooper, 10 !.
and the foregoing gentlemen were declared
elected.
Mr. Hooper declined The Office Of CITY
Asses.or. 10 which ha hid been elected.
and ,hereuron another ballot was taken.
Mns.. Brad ury had "a
and was declared elected :,
Same Committee proceeded IN receive tho
votes inr CITY S,licit"r. and reportsd
Whoe number OF votes, -
s. W I.uquss had ~ /
Same Committee proceeded 10 rece'vs
v,,cs Enr Street Commissioners, and report
I'D:
Whole number Of votes, -
VIM n TInns'n had 10
John ". Philbrirk,
Nr. iIanson wss duly elected.
Same Committee received votes for CbieI
Engin. ar. and reported:
While nnnihe' ~ voies %
william II. Thompson had 70
,nl was declared rlrciei
same committee proceeded 10 recsiv.
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Proposals for Clothing, sc.

ou&RrrRNAsTERs OFrice u. s. MARINE CoRrf,
Washington, June 49, less.
EALED PROPOSALS win be received tna Office until Thurs
- 9Th ie s, ~ o'cinck for The supply
such such
during ensuing fca delivered at the
Marine Clothing 81 aker New York free OF expense
to The United States, .t.# aH
900 yards blue be all respects similar TO that
used by the u. :. army
knapacks; paint properly varniehed
strapped complete aud the letters s. M" painted on
back
coh fatigue leather patent leather vors, and
the letters u 5. NJ in front
coo uniform caps with brass scales, eagle &c. complete
0Ji r. Il
{ patent leather stocks .L
500 army brogans
900 gray blankets with letters u.
the centre
81 the reserved
submit rigid inspection, and must
samples the nic of Inc Assistant Quar-
81 Walker New York. al the ohct
Marine Cops, Mare Barracks, Washington
CITY, o. q.
Bidders
unkucwn mis- Office, their snceney Dut
be certified 10 Ivy some official person.
he endorsed Proposals Tor ciotlng Sc and addressed
National Inegence and Evening star, Washington, D.
Patriot Concord, New nampshic GazNe Portsmouth, New
apsbe; and Times, Boston, massachusetts, Journal OF
New York Eage. Brooklyn NV York Penn
Philadelphia Pennsyivania News and trgis,
Norfolk Virginia aud Globe Portsmuuth, Virginia. will give the
week until 26h July next and forward
b, an:ed by Of advertisement to this office
for ment. .#s
June A-eodi26Jny .a# #.E|.. 1855 n
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Bureau Of Construction. Eqap's sea.
q one 70 be delivered a, each % me nayasd'
mouth Hw be received at hs bureau until the I'd sep's"
fhsss proposals Proposals Jor Live OAK
add,esd The Bureau Of Construction that they may be
The Irsme estimated thirty
:. required By law mus. BE- q suitable
viii be required isn The contract, and additional and
delivery unl fully completed IN all dsly
@ ~ ae @ u.s ana 81 bs e'u"al heas
will be Withheld such further amount n addition % The fifteen per
principal pieces portions shall delivered Tue
when approved IL pisste by eomnandani yard
such agent The within thirty
Il viii stipulated
of the fret part in delivering the timber named OF the quail
na e h e @ , d na. 10 hs u"ed sas
qudacd equal twice the amount,
OF the contract price there asieed upon the price 70 be paid IN
recovered retained time hom The said parties Of me
drawings and instructions with which
the contractor win be .assss and work 70 meads and
phladelpna The Whole must be from growing within
The frame timber may be delivered IN The form OF
showing face Of wothird the sidug the timber need
shown the beveIns boards
10 me ne a oa"s .s marked on ns meuds
will be allowed provided The pieces will hold that size but no
tons will he paid for
deadwood deadwood
pos deadwood SIDE 80 place.
side "A inches The siding OF the frame timber
be M 10 inches aad Of tue ptom1ous mber one fourth pafi
must side 10 neaes, and The remainder l3l inches
THE OF The door timber mould AZ Inches, at the aor
head a inches and at The plank shear inches
The idhp dead fiat floor timber has curve Of - inches n
s no 1 sek !" y inches s N i @ s
ioek inches in l feet and the timber 10 inches IN ieet
yards and II the subject 10 the sua
inspection The entire OF The bureau and all to be dev
disposed offer for than ship viii
make separate proposal for each
FORM OF OFFER.
q -, State Of - hereby agree urn,sh aad de
ship thirty thousand cubic feet, be
cuufpmy with the advertisement OF The
apron, seuson deatwood post, knees
deadwood knees, keesons and hooks, estimated TO
Frame all other
kinds. estimated 400 :" /" per foot
| Promiscua GUS timber, amount
irg TO. -. ............. 8 COO q per foot
/ Total amount. -. .. $4,000 g.
/ (roai he wordsD
should offer be accepted request 10 be addressed at
and the contact forwarded 10 the aeent al 70 me al
! (Date3 (sisnaure.)
/ FORM OF GUARANTEE.
state - hereby guaranty that in case The ioego
BIZ be accepted they will within days after the
cep Of posi- Office navy agent desig
uaed the for the with good and sufficient
sIreies
tho difference offer
the said - and that which may be accepted
| Signature of two guarantors. = = y
| Witness.
t,ate) tSgnature.)
(IO be signed the United judge Usted
dirt Attorney, collector, nary agent, and others)
June ~ law6w
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OUB7.C SaIs of Surplus Water Powers and Lands
Of the Manucunne Company Thursday 26ih july
IL o'cInck premises, Howard Maryland
the ockioldes, Will sell, as
above, 700 of and divided toto twelve lots containing
variety. These lands midway be-
Baltimore and Washington lie the Washington rail
hen bind and all the Baltimore and
Washington turnpike and village of the aud surround
800 reserved by the company about uhe factor
of' inches be-
low ami OF 25 feet above with good
third above the second named.
Terms Of oned and residue ia and two
n and security,
For fn,tier description lots, refer
papers pais the snd in the
The lands Admiralty situated,
would command good country and city
tom for flour aud paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
North & Fayette Chesapeake Bank
-#I." EA NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets. Baltimore,
July d-law3w Committee.
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QOOxs FOR AUCTION. Tho undersigned has separated
ID from his other number SUBJECTS old
edtinrE duplicate which, for
~ longer snable u their original ~. 4U
Among the editions Of the bet books In the
language rnepnrY, Juvenile books novels
school books books nf miscellaneous
characer MI ~ which viii
IN he me they be hasad rvate sale AT his
auction worth half
price at quarter price when they not 50.
June 30 FRANCh TAYLOR
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rho. 5s7l

No. 531.
NOTICE OF the dfscontlnuance OF the United
N land offices Palestine Quincy Edwadsve, Chicago
EhBois.Under
approved June H. s40 which
quantity Of public land Unsod
trict shall b; reduced Of
thousand, be the Secretary
land once for District;
unsold
oce, shall b. subject
exciting Offices
land Office sha have been DISCONTINUED VI which
Treasury shalt nnce !" aud
the act approved dh september s4 authorizes
government States randin
quantity In district
bred thousand his
required by public the
such point, under the
that subject approved Jnns ~, e4o inanh
required dspolvcd
by nc aet eabish the Acme department." approved
March, let9:
Notice 4 aocotdney hereby OF reports
the land Officers PALESTINE Quincy Edw,Tdve Chicago,
the
low hundred thousand the the
directed thai The land Offices nj Palestine Quincy Edadve
Chicago, Dixon 'he State OF Illinois, dsconunned
suhjccr once Springfield The seat II
said state.
Lands unsold BY law and suhiect
private within the lunn Of the dsicts
viii be subject entry hesesors thnse oces
receipt Of this notice By
thereof the land ocers Sprnnsd WIN sivs public
which will be
entries Of any such lands at their once. 3a
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
n 9. 1857. sM. r. .trs -. sf
"a a isN. iaw6w
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Orphans Court, May 22, 1856.

OrphAnF COURT, May ", ISbb.
Wellington county, 70 WITT
IN Of Caharine Eckof, administrator of Joseph
Eck!af, deceased The Administrative afOresad has,
sppobati orphan Washington county
Columbia appointed Tuesday 81 day July
c distribution OF the
deeeased Of hand far thu have
ecisc turned when and all the
said deceased nofed the orphans
ngton ciy r claims properly vouched
by benefit Of sad provided
this order he published three
"Ini,u'' previous to said III day July next
Test: ED. w. ROACH, Z
Regider Of Wills
True copy.
Test ED. W. ROACH.
Register of Willis
MAY %. 1855 Ht ok
Iune i64-iaw3HN
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No. 536.I
Notice of Restoration and Withdrawal of Lands
in Railroad Grants in the state OF Arkansas.

3 q Z Z -
The the presden BY his order bcaras
he ownh'ps hereinafter cnumeated which heretofore with
emptons as lying Within die probable limits Of De grant Tor dc
Cairo aud Fulton railroad shranches
townships nsmsd below, probable limits Of the
legislature, shall Lo added %
,s q entry claims sacsp,sd until further orders
Offices hereinafter mentioned which subject private
been in following will again BE- subject
entry and after Monday the ld Of June
In the distrc, Of lands subject to sale at HELENA:
North the sa'eHne aud the A principal meridian.
Township l, of ranges ,, 4, S, 49,
Township 8, OF range 2. l@
South effhs base Of The ga prinpal
T Town:Sips 81 and 4 1srsSsss 3 and
South Of the mn principal meridian.
Townships J, 2, 3, ard a, Of range /.
Townships 2, and , Of range g.
In the district Of lands subject sale LITTLE RooK
North Of the base line and west of the fin principal cridia
Townships 3 and 4, Of range II. gn4atHs
South cfth base line and Det Of the fh principal merida
Township ., Of ranges 5 and g.
Township 8, Of range 10. ss#Fs HE +.
In the district of lands subject BArKsvILLR;
North Of theba hns and ocst Of the mn principal aerdam
T Tovnsh;p z Of g ranges a."ss and 2.
Township IA, Of range 5.
In the district Of lands subject wAsnlsereKt
South Of the base line Of mn principal
T Fswn.sis J. J, sf range range j. o.
T Township 4 81 ana s. & "a q
T Township. e i ~ B. y saa g. "a
Townships e. 10 and 30 Of range ae.
Township 90, OF Janga 70. #
In dslrie, subject 10 sale a CLARKsyrLls
North ofMe base ire and Of he nm principal mcriaian.
Townships ], 9, 3. and 10, OF range 10, at RI
Townships 2, 3, 81
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KANSAS TERRITORY

l52o6 From Saint Joseph, Mo- by Highland TO Nasv' i
miles and hack, once week.
a9a Leave ST. Joseph Mou'say at6am;
Arrive Maryrvile Thursday by 9 M
Leave Mhrysvie Monday at am;
Arrive a Joseph Thur day by 9pm
This ssnpposed 10 be supe sedrd by io2to aud
If so, il will not be let % contract 4. =. !.
No. 1927 From Donphan by Wolf Rvrr 10 Highland, y mile
and back, aweek. = 4 Z ~
Leave Doniphnn Thursday
Arrive nj Highland same day by Iopm;
Leave tIighBnd FRIDAY at Ga
Arrive AT Donphan same day by 10 m
No 1898 From tcbison by Independence sppg TO Grhfp
Greek IS back, week,
Leave Atchsnn Monday nj q am;
AZ nspve ssrasshoppsl Creek Tuesday al am;
Auive at Archisuu saue dny by 10 M H..
No 1920 From Kickaroo By arshbufg Z, Clash ppi c
n mites aud hact, three times aweek.
Leave Kiekapoo Tuesday, Thursday nnd saturday a.
Arrive :, Grasaiopper Creek dsys ny ~
Grarshoppe Creek Tue day. Thursday, and sa'ur
Arrive a, k,ckspoo sawe days by pm.
Rios o rnu week viii BE- considered
No. 1920 leavenwoh City. by Nudtn shd usawkee
Whitfield, Loripr, Haets Saint aD's Mission, Yer
million River, and SHANNON to Pawnce, i46 miles and
hack, week.
Leave t.eavenworrh City Monday m,
Arrive al Pawnee saturday 18Th day. by 81
Leave Pawnee Monday at6am; 49,
Arrive Leayenwo'th saturday t5'h d Iy) BY m
Bids extend to Fort Riley, mile further, viii b. Goa
sidered
No 1921 From Wesspor Mo- hy Franklin Lawrence y To
ke.ks. Douglas c'y LHcomp'on, and Ieeun-sh, '0
winfield IS miles and back, three times week
Leave wespor, Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday a.
Arrive at whitfield next, day, by iopmi
Leave Whitfield Monday, "Wednesday, and FRIDAY ~
Arrive a, w.s,por next days by lepm
Biis 70 run once week WIZ b. eonsd.rtd -, -
Hundred Ten Mile Creek, an g uncii cry, y
Council Grove, lss mites ena back once week
Leav. Wespnrt Nontsy si6ami
Arrive at Council Grrv. Saturday by opmi
Leave Council GIVE anuday y, cams
Arrive At Nespori saturday by pm
30 1919 From wes,oo Two h BY wea Mission osavatomie
Miami Agency, Ccnrcvie, Sugar Mound, Mine Creek
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Miss Brooyxo's English aed French Bosrsing and
Day school, No. las nnsylvaista avenue.

BrOOke's French
Day school, No. I3s rennsy 1vante avenue.
MISS BROOKE, from Philadelphia, having taken the the
wi Of 1911 IN the block
known Buildings, will Monday September
TO- s55 boarding and school ladies'
acquired
will Mary's Hall, Burlington, New Jersey,
Episcopal Female Pnadelphin,
her advantages In the organization her eiab
The history, and literature OF the English ,u
guags will form ohinen feature IN her system Of edann
Music and the der will h. taught the profess
and Franc ~pecial facility be afforded r tho
acquisition Partisan
other had principal book
sioies or Of Miss Brooke, No. f6i y street
The Right Rev. Alonzo Potter, ID. ID.
The Right w. Doane, d, u.
Professor A. Dallas Bache Superintendent Coast survey
Professor Joseph Henry, Secretary Smithsonian Institute
Gen John Mason Washington, ID. q, ...u 5f1.
William w. t'orcoran, d. q. + r +.
Hon. James Campbell, Postmss' General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of Pennsylvania
Hon. W. Woodward Judge Of the Couri Of Psnnsyl
j. 4 +.
Hon Geo. Vail NJ c., New Jersey.
fend Miss Brooke es'mabie lady. Of INTEL
gesce, qualifications teacher accomplish
English ernrue especially entte her high consdea
y . + ALONLO POTTER.
June 40 Ct
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SaIamander Safes.

SHIamAnder SAIbb. !
iNNAkS WATSON,
u No. 81 Dock seetl have
OF their
PATENT sALsMANpER FIRE AND THlEF-PRooF SAFES,
.- hank vaults ands stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRiGERAToRs
Water filters, copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scaies.
agency Baarworih Beiiey, Yales JONES' Has
patent powder proof locks. Please us d call
Reference is made few OF the hundreds who
H. Magruder, h Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, ID. C. ~i 5gf asa r5fa .ta Et1& A
Farmers and Mechanics BANK PhIadelphia,i2 safes.
United States Mint, do
United States Arsenal, sin California; Sin Philadelphia
United Stntcs Appfaissrs Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company philadelphia, safes.
Philadelphia, wmineten ant baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. sart la- .9. Ht-5 t4sAiH
Richard Norris 500, Ioeoiorive Worss, philadephra
Winchester Bssh, Winchester Virginia
MIR. Is Wood FogR Pennyvana avenue bstwesn SIN g
Washington, o. authorized receive order.
lnak above f"at E|HHs II s.M
May 6--2awIy EVANS & WATSON.
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PLAYS by Cora Movvntt, author OF Autobiex
l raphy Actress. Price IS ta t1st tEH sdaN
The Hour Of The by Harriet Martnesn Prc. 3x
America and the Americ by w. T.. Baxter. NJ r.
FAIRY Tai OF the Countess bAuluoy translated by j. r. Papche
and illustrate by John Ghbsrt. .f y @ Nr. 81
Hislory PfiesIcra all Ages and Nations by William Hos
/. school OF Life, by Anna Mary Howt,. set. III Il y a
Ius, recaivedat TAYLOR n MAURi -
May 81 Bookstore, 9Th street.
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Post once Department,

rCHE rule whose Offices entitled
furnished by the with post bills
printing the hereby sscindsd
from and this money viii be received for thai purpose
by the department. JAMES CAMfBELL,4 .tf4
June 2f-lawJw Postmaster General.