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The debate was continued by Messrs Of Yir-
ginia TAYLOR Of Louisiana, DUNN OF Indiana, WASH
BURN OF Maine, and HICKMAN. " .h'Na#7h '' tTf"
The question then taken the motion to roronuit
the resolution 10 the Committee OF Eecton with strao
tons report the and grounds nPon which they
asked The authority the House TO send for persons and
papers, and resulted rs followB; I
IEASMessrs, Aiken, Allen Barksdae, Hendey 8. Ben-
nett Royce Branch Brooks, John p Campbe Uarahers,
Ilhgman, Williamson a. w. cobb, Grage, Crawford Cul-
Faakper Florence Foster, Thomas j. o., Fuller, Green
wood, Augustus Hall, J. Morrison Harris sampson W.
Harris, Thomas H. Harris Houston, Jewett George w
Jones' Keit Kenneth kdwei, Lake, Letcher, Lunpkin,
Humphrey Marshall Samael i. Marshall Mcsalen, Smith
Miller Milson Mordecai Oliver, Orr, Phelps, Porter,
Puryear, QaitmaH, Reade Ricaad, Richardson, Rivers,
Rnfin iust, Seward, Shorter William Smith, stephens,
Stewart, Taylor, Vail, yak, Walker Watkins, Winslow,
son, Biinghurst, Bingham Bliss Brenton, Broom, Bur-
ngame Lewis d. Campbell Cawson, Oofax, Comins, Cum
back Dean, Dick Dickson, Dodd Edwards Flagle Gid
dings Granger, Grow, Robert B. Hall, Haven, Hickman,
Holloway, Thomas r. Horton, Howard Hughston, Kelsey,
Knapp, Knight, Knox, Letter Meacham, Klian Miller
Morrill,, Mott, Nichols, Norton, Andrew OLIVER Parker,
Pearee Pennington, Perry Pike, Ritchie Robbins sabn,
Sapp, Scott, Sherman, Simmons, Stanton, SranahAn,
Tha:s sson T.. wsss wsss%sp ~ h%as'
Woodruff f-4GI -e. s3.;af 1 49, 4-l st t1'.t,
The Speaker voting in the neeatrs the motion was dis
agreed TO. ...... -. XIII
Mr.. RfTcHIE, Of Pennsylvania, moved that the House
do adjourn which motion was agreed to ana at
o'clock T. IT.:
The House adjourned ,....I
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Law School Of the University at Cambridge,
Massachusetts,.

THE Instructors IN this school
l. Hon. Joel Pslker, LL, D., Royal Professor.
Hon. TheopbIus Parsons, LL D Dane Professor
Hon Emory washburn, IL. D., University Lecturer.
The course
comfn sw and Of eguityi admiralty International,
and constitutional the states
he library consists ~ about 900 Volumes and
works appeal hey are sdded and every eo' made 10 render
cstnpietesa 'A - st~ " E.s. = t.yr...
Insuron given BY and erPospns (snd ~ recl
aops and with hem which
every Two moot courts are also holden In each w.sk
OF given by four
adenIs and opnion delivered the presiding tuctof
oons and other sefs are provided r the ciab eouj and
sssetrbIy IL .d dtbas acquiring
knowledge Of parliamentary ~ " aud proceedipes s.i
may of theu pofssional
studies =, eomercsent of either
term or the middle other pau of tefm They ne At liberty
what studies they viii pursue, sccordne ~ view o'
their own and nainments. =. - - -,
aer Inc tbd wsapesdsy IN Juy divided into two terms, of
twenty vs win weeks atthe end of csch
H.
During he winter vscssn ,ss library opsssd warmed and
hgred for the Of the members of the schoni -,
Applications Cor adplsston, fof csuoEues Q nY ulet W.
brn,stion, may 70 ofthe professors nCsmbdse
Jan 9I-niA ,
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Gkuflak n. ROX.
Nev York Mdyopolian Tutoring Estsnhkmsna
Unified ss,rs Military aud Navy Depot Broadway (oppo,
the METROPOLITAN fIosL)

Eew York Mayopo.ian Tutoring Bt'bshms"f.
Military aad Navy Depot sen BROADWAY Opposite
the Metropolitan ilotsL}
SiR Allow the pleasure Of pasiss my name before yeu no
y ce he offering ron my best services as tailor
together with the resources q my sss Tor s supply Of military
United Staiss aud eiErs dsss
engaged makse Hsiiorn. Or The pns navy and msrne
corps, The according to hs writes and pn In
octa ibe las regulation, as trccytd
By state Navy War Dspara-ns In Washington
tispased with deTs
bttinr Engb and Froucb coths, cassmercs
bulioas, al possible
have, employed hfst
gold embroiderer sk noiesn, beavsr chaea cloth
cap mskesi EngSh French
hmsrcan cutters. pap'aoons euttrIs be-
eve of the Dagsst military rDd naval obcers
cIothas oung hs United States sad refer
you many ocers attached the arry dra
soons rfanty and enEnesn nc Am also peuonay
namely, the Sorh Csrolins M's-ssIpp Pgnes"n Powhaan
Jscinte g. Lawrence Braudywne, Nncennes Nendaa
conee.s Gsmauown independenee Msssdnn. Fulton sIIs
Fednnia Constitution, tyabe, Rsle fguy, Potpoe In
Guiding gentlemen the bead. o the executive mem
Congress also ministers penip tentiary
attaches of legations, hs English French, and
other foreign military and navy services.
GEoRGR r FOX.
We hear IL Ia The intention of Mr. For
days hence. Jan ls- eoda
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no Es-WE n L. HARPER, y Broom6sid street,
Boston, choeU o those reh and
e.gap, emerodeed ball des.es n he latest Partisan e
which admired Newport last season AZ he
uppiy deuand, be takes this opportunity
Intern the ladies' Just oPenng fce rnppy, "
which WHITE and appropriate for bridal costumes
ho bead desses cnnures caPots csars msne Ne sn ef
which ebroideea black white lace, and var
city OF wreaths OF h,wors, leather flowers, ke .
NB-Ths the ohy house In the Uoted States where these
Roads he obtsined,
> HoeToN, January g., 1855.
Ian s-9nw7w
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IN N1esx<I1
TO our sUBscRIBERs.

The Of PERSON win DO entered boOI unless
hs pAy Hsai 81 hs .uh.eIiytion be maasla aasahey,
Distant msy Iowafd us money BY letter. po.ass
u which viii b. paid BY ~, and sAasa h osfssyesia ~
safe transmission. ,.,'..
The COUNTRY PAPER b Rgslished M weekly during The ss1'
sipaso Gong lnd semi wssky daring lhs recess 49,
saheTipuoas or period less than win beJccesed %
terms propoflioaed 70 The above annual rsies. .
n9PosTMAsTERs authorized 10 oct opr esenui and
BY sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed; OF
RVS sEM-WEEKLY Subscribers, win Sz5 enclosed wl be On.
hiisd ID copy gratis h @' IF "8 n#trt'iat sl ~
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vIrgfni. Land once,

TN conformity Virginia Isie page section
Is DO hereby M
appes by ceuheae Of the sscheao q the city of fsbgg,
the 1885, inaBss day
Of Decsmbe 1885, the following lots In the city Of Petersburg
this Copnonwsaiup, 70 wh ..., ,J L i.l &. 4. . -.
abfick dwelling, commencing
south % feet % feet north ~ feet thence eastward
~ "a fse anai adjoining, BY tee
One yscsg, lot n o paris HqainE ne above o on the
bounded the by T. T. Jones about ~ feet being
deep The second No. % feet front
being north line Market back Ia0
the south line from Market street. back Ill fee, deep
ID, one and side of DonnrT aIey
ron sounded M fsis. 20 on he Roh, on The e, BY Hss'
4 One house shou Make, street, devised ssd
oHara by Mrs w Juenne havnR brick dwelling &c theeon
cst side n Short MARKET street 40 r1 ont and
ming back 90 feet with 10 feet alley ronnrs from the Low
Is W. PARKER "'" t#
Jan i3--iswsw .,... 49,, .,, Regf Land Once.
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Uni,ed states Patent Once,


=
ON the petition Of Samuel Taylo Of Cambdge Massachusetts,
praying for the OF patent a,rd him The 2sh
May, Improvement brushes
waps," for from the expiration Of sald patent.
which takes place on ihe 2stlI day Of May, 1851
II ordered the said peen be heard the Patent Office
Monday The ah"f May - ocock and all
nu6ed how they have, why
petition ought TO he granted.
opposing required 10 e in The Patent
objections specially fofth writing least twenty
before the day of henc; all testimony fled by either
said hearing taken and transmitted In
codance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
application IA, .. .-.r - .,.. ~
The tesnny win be Cd May; dppo
ard other rsed tmouy be filed in
the Office before the morning c that day ise argamen II
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered aso be published Union, Iptei
eence, evening star, Washington O. Argus, Bnmors
Journal ofCemmerce New York,
N. week for
la May the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
=. Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Editors o above papers will please copy, and send
e bills to the Patent Once, whh containing this notice.
Jan l1-iaw3w ...- '-''.,-..
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NOTICE Is hereby given that will apply 90 tine
N Pensions dupcats af a0acre
land bounty susd 20 me under ,be sw fsepsmbsr
s3 services 10 the war of Ise3
which has been assigned
pledged, or loesfed BY me, or by my authority.
Jan t9-iaw6w JOHN ROSS.
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United States Patent OMce,
lAn IEk

Warrington January - lStb.
IN petition of Jonathan Read Of Aon lnots praying for
u the exlensan patent granted 18th March,
ls42 reoppg machines
an The expiration said patent, which lakes place the 2h
day Of March, 1856
said petition b. heard the Patent Once
Monday, ID day Of March nj IL o'euck aud all
appear and show cause any have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted. "1..F
opposing extension required fie n the Patent
Once their objections specially 70 wiring lGa twenty
said hearing be and transmitted
with the rules o The office, which win tie furnished
picaiOn.' .. ..,git ~ 4,
The testimony in the win closed
ruafy dsoius; and other relied testimony
had the office before the morning tbr
arguments any within days thereafter.
Urdsed published Union, Intet
gencsr and Evening STAR Washington c.. Argus, Bamore
Ppnnsylva Phi adeea JoufBat Of New
and Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohio, week for three
weeks previous to the Sd Of March The day
hearing. -v.r.- '--.p , ~. ~. .- 49, s.-
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents,
r. s.-Edos of papers will please copy,
bills the Patent oee with paper containing this notice.
Jan4 -aw3w
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THE Ofne,al Array Register, 1850. Price 50 cents
L. Fotsa iH Washington by - TAYLOR O. MAuRY,
FebB Bookstore, pear sih street
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OrToE or INpIAs ArTims,
January ~ lss6
PROPOSALS will be- received the Ofce ludian AfAirs
Of the 9oth day February for funrhng aud de
nvennR-one hall Cf May 1856 and
afer Ah Of June tl0u sand North
for Indian department he delivered IN the
cies New York, Phadephta
Bniore Boston, Cincinnati Detroit Louis Chicago
mBy night reserved qprs
above different ume, and
specified order In the lHs ~ the
price and of The qoay, additional number OF
actually required In the service.
Baob bidder will he reqaied erhb sample samples v the
Kind and quality osua gan. he proposes to furnish and the
scysd TO be poH adva9Hsog 10 ,he lnte, eon,iaeng
vceHbs qualities, he but bid viii be considered nne
pprsni that the bid ~ The
oecsped will accndnglv ard
performances of within tsn after
awatd.
rhs nple pies of Tho accepted bidder will be ~
this Office be delivered every
miar and fully Ihsreto Beore
os esch viii be subjected the thorough And
rigid Inspection sua with sample
tound iiiar and fully eana every respect wBbe
Jectrd. ,
eIeredipR win be reqnred
for infnl execution of The the OF the
fal bidder.
Payment any guap'fy quantities received viii
throssh the United States immediately ner the delivery
and acceptance rhefeoE GEO. W. MhNyPENNY,
Jan 2a--da& then stawtigh Feb CommiSsionsf.
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MEMORIAL

BY Mr.. PHELPS: The memorial Of Mrs. Elizabeth A.
r. Linn OF Missouri for and interest for tho
revolutionary services Of Col. VIM. Linn. :rr ~ '
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The following opinions have Of the work
the publication Of ,he first three volumes;
From The Ghief Jasticc Of the United States. =,
regard Ibis publication OF the useful aud valuable
that issued rdn Tin American have examined the fst
volume, need that IL evidently prepared with
adsn. The character Of Mr. Justice Curtis Of Itself
suifcent kind
will be executed the best And when completed
f Think the appobaon aud OF the pub
well Of the prosson whether prqcsing in the courts Of The
Unitad States the of Stale.
JULY 10, 1855. g., ,.,.. .,.. .. X. d. TANEY. .
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From Judge Mclean, Of the Bntd States Supreme Court
have long edition OF reports Ct The
Supreme Con tins will be. The correction Of the OF tho
preenI editions subsequent
decisions doubted modified overiu aE
irnt proposed this edition. will give increased value
JuLY Is, less JOHN MCLEAN J.
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IT. CRITICAL NUUcee.
The Revcw bss now attained n ron nun
intsrmisrion
years oldest Amsnesn periodical devoted TO general
epuSton has been steadily main
and Europe, the eadF journal Of
Uned within il appropriate Department Supplied for
the publishers by FRANCk TAYLOR.
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From Judge Dunie Of the United States Supreme Court
Knowing learning and ability Of judge Quits, with
that rst made aware Of bis upase to under
republication The cons Of Supreme Court the
plan adopted him and adgg from the speeihen brre
execution at would conclude thai most favorable
anicipauoas would be fully accomplished ........,
Tha exclusion on this work matter In the form Of statement
Hfguent nece-ay
safety winch the accuracy the editor in presenting The
decided be relied but relieve
much lFbor from of
much valuable time. PETER V. DANIEL.
WAsMsGroS, October ], 1885,
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From Judge Grisr, Of the United States srems Court.
The work already the sanction and
of whole This volume Uhe ~ amply
the abts eder When fully executed will
Couf acceptable The bar and
others only greatly reducing the elpehs hui Ivy eliminating
The dfuse yabpsss supenu0us ststeuen and oner
Of which the epored)
rsIoped and concealed The the loot Of each
ferfng be valuable
and will much and labor searching through III arranged
dIy.sts md worse ind exes. ROBERT q. GRlEk.
PM AbEtp Ann Vu.l0
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W-DaIley,s Pain MagicaI Extra ctor.

BRaIley's Pain Magical Extractor. -
There never has been discovery made in Maeria Medca
whereby pain be quickly alayed and where parts
in high state Of Inflammation be so rapidly reduced
to their natural state where wounds
thoroughly and rapidly healed decayed parts re-
stored, without either defect than with DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, Wounds, Sprains, and Bruises, casualties to
which children constantly subec the action Of the
genuine Daley's Pain Extractor is the same How
much pain and suffering may thus be prevented More
over life itself Is often dependent upon having at hand
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars OF which
respectfully refer to my printed pamphlets for the truth Of
which hold myself responsible.
No Of burns and scald no matter how vere has
yet in any instance resisted the pow fu pain
subduing, and healing qualities Of the Daley's Pain
tractor.
No Pain Extractor Is genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraved label with the signatures OF c. "
Clckener Co., proprietors, and Henry Daley manuac
turer. Price % cents per box.
- All orders should be addressed to
G. v. CLICKENER & Co,
81, Barclay street, New York
For sale by Charles stot and Marin & Palmer and all
Druggists ap s-eod
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
- fTGRerty.-By virtue Of deed Of trust re-
one Of the Land Records Of Washington county, D.
O., shall SELL en- Thursday, tho 10Th of Nav. at s
o'clock, p NJ, in front Of the premises the following
very valuable property, TO wit:
no. comprised within the following metes and
boands: Beginning at the intersection of New York
avsnue and 18th street west, and running thence
north hfty feet; thence west one hundred and four
feet and seven nchesj thence southeasterly eighty
two feet and ak inChes point on New York ave.
nue. eightyone feet and six inches from the point OF
beginning; and thence In straight line to the poinl
Of beginning together With With the improvements
square, comprising lots. Nos. j . 5, and Q, ac-
cording TO DavidsOn's Subdivision.
Also Lot No. 10, in square No: lss, according to
Terms Of sale One third cash and the balance in
two equal instalments at six and twelve months for
which the purchasers notes with surety and secured
b deed Of trust on the property will be required.
paid on the spot Immediately upon the purchase:
and on failure the property will again be offered for
sale.
# the terms be not complied with in al other res
poets within three days. the property will be re-sold
on notice of five days, at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser.
Title indisputable. Deeds at purchasers cost.
a WALTER D. DAvIDGE,
9. W. BorELER. e.
may S-2AwAds Intel. Aucdoneer.
~ The above sale Is postponed until
Saturday, the Gath instant. same hour and place
~ WALTER D. DAvIDGE,
VI #a ~ Trustee
G. w. BOTELER,
may l6--dAds Auctioneer.
- The above sale Is further postponed
until Saturday next, the 31st instant, same hour and
place. WALTER d. DAVIDGE,
M Trustee.
C. w. BOTELER,
may 26--d Auctionesr.
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by C. w. BOTELER,
AuCff0nAer.
DEREMPTORY SALE....Purs

DEREMPTORY SALE....Pursuant TO
u declaration Of trusts duly made in the prem
Uses, shall SELL public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash. on Friday, the instant at o'clock
p. M, in front Of the premiscs, certain Lot OF
Ground, with two small brick tenements thereon.
situated at the of Seventeenth street west and
street NORTH and opposite the rest end Of the War
Department building, It being the same property con-
veyed to me by Louisa Lincoln Lear, by deed duly
recorded among the Land Records Of Washington
county, d. O.
Ten per cent of the amount of the purchase. money
will be required to be paid by the purchaser at the
time and place Of SALE and the residue thereof within
three days and upon the execution of the deed to the
purchaser and If the residue shall not be paid with.
In three deys and deed taken the property will DO
re sold upon FIVE days notice. If the ten per cent
the purchasemoney shall not be paid at the time and
place Of sale, the property will be resold immedi-
ately. ut the cost and risk Of the first purchaser
This property is eligiby situated, and will be sold
without reserve @. ST. ]. CHUBB
G. w. BOTELER,
may l0--dtdif INTEL Auctioneer
~ The above sale Ii unavOidably post.
poned until Saturday, the gath instant same hour
and place. C. ST. J. CHUBB.
G. w. BOTELER,
may l5-dd Auctioneer.
~ The above sale la further postponed
until Friday next the 30th instant same hour and
place. c. ST ]. CHUBB.
G. w. BOTELER,
may 26--d&ds Auetionoer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sB Invalid, have you tried H0ofand's
German BlttersS II not, read the following;

German Bitterss II not, read the following;
LANCASTER, April 80, 1850.
RESPECTED SIR have been for series Of years afflicted
with dyspepsia, inactivity Of the liver, and debility.
My mental powers have been reduced to render
quite unfit for the transaction of any kind OF business.
After consulting many eminent physicians and using their
prescriptions and after using the most popular remedies
the day, supposed to be applicable my case, always
failed to have permanent relief friend, with much per-
suasion induced me to try bottle OF your celebrated
ers have used one bottle, and this day commenced tile
second can with cheerfuness state that 1t has happily
improved me. My appetite and spirits have astonshingy
improved, and begin to feel though had "own (su-
denly ten years younger and really al spreparcd
to say that consider myself calculated for any busl-
ness, while, ten days ago. would have undertaken
TO square the circle as to have attempted It,
Yours, respectfully, A. b. KAUFMAN.
To DR.. @. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. may Tim
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SroRrINc OFTER.-Col. Samuel Bugg, of Tennes.
see recently went to Cincinnati accompanied by sew
eral servants to attend himself and family He offer
ed the Aboltonists, not only every opportunity to
seduee them from his service, but premium Of
$1,000 to be handed over to any orphan asylum in
the event of their success
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TAKE NOTICE.

FENHE subscriber offers for few days.
IN his whole stock of fine Watches rich IL
Gold Jewe!ry, solid Silver Ware, &c, at much "a.
lower rates than goods Of like good quality 0sss1
have ever been sold for in this city, therefore all
who wish TO secure great bargains would do wen TO
call Immediately, the remainder Of bis stock viii
be removed shortly to the store formerly occupied by
the late Mr.. Keyworth, No. 88S, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. where the undersigned would be pleased to see
all his old friends and customers and rs many new
ones as may please to give him call.
H. o. HOOD,
may 7-dtf 4l9, Pennsylvania avenue.
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A BARGAIN.
NOR SALE. 2D.OOO feet of Grnnnd. In


n twelve lots, of 25 feet by 1870 feet EACH sftua-
ted on the Island near Four-and a-half street. and
fronting upon Van street, between M and N streets
south. good frame house, nearly new, is on one
of the lots. The twelve lots fronting on Van street
have alleys three sides being thus surrounded by
a street and alleys The whole will be sold together,
or in lots to suit purchasers, at bargain and time
given on the larger portion of the purchase-money.
Inquire ot this Office. may diff
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NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.--By an arrival to-day
we have received later Texan papers. The Ban
Antonio Gazette publishes letter from Eagle
Pass, stating that II is reported that President
and deliver up all the arms distributed in bis State
(Tamaulipas,) and that General Sanborg was march
ing against yidauri with 1000 men. II was
thought that vidauri would resist the order. The
union of Coahuia and New Leon has been an
nulled. &
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR MAY, 1856.
r.. FRANCE s. co., Managers.

t58 All orders from distance sent TO Hubbard
Co, Baltimore, Maryland, will be promptly and
faithfully filed
The Schemes for May are unusually rich, and we
are confident of selling our customers some of the
many high Prizes now offered
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Steamboat Erplosion.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.--Aboat o'clock this
morning the steam drum Of the Union, belonging
TO the Ericsson line, from Baltimore, exploded Oh
Newcastle, scalding four hands belonging 10 the
boat and four passengers. Wallace MaAly, the
engineer, Il is feared is fatally injured, and one or
two others win probably die. The rest were slight
ly injured.
The boat put into Newcastle, and Eve physicians
were Immediately brought on board, who attended
to the injured. The boat IVES afterwards towsd up
to this city, and the wounded were conveyed 70
the hospital. The boat was not injured. Daniel
Berry and Daniel Alexander are the two most e.
yerely scalded. n
LArER.--Mr. Manly, the engineer, died ss the
hospital this forenoon.
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METHODIST SUNDAY School CONVENTION To-day
the Methodist Sunday schools of the three cities Join in
grand procession convention, dinner, &C. They have
assembled in enormous numbers. Some estimate the
crowd to amount to over 1000 persons The eloquent
ministers Rev. Messrs. Brooke and Dashiel are to
address them The schools from distance are to be
entertained at Wesley Chapel at dinner time and in
the evening the whole affair is to close with great
meeting.
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Market is well filled with buyers and sellers. and
many good things at extra good prices Many are
trying to "buy bargain" get most numerically
eggs is eggs" and that Clutter is riz !" while
strawberry though they love, have come down hand
somely, don't ego down" well on account of their