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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

81. Faul Hat. Cap,
AND GENTL1METs FURNISHING STORE.
HASLETr 4 THOMPSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Corner Third dRd opposite the Post Office
u Now Ssw v han" an .nn are srv.
stock in their line. brought, ST. Paul, which attention
3 invited. drI9-u
COFT mArs-3oO isack, Bown P.sr and Drab high
- aud low whicswskc Koss,, Empire. Hungarian
french' Fel Jockey, Brush Otter Fur and wool Mat-:
OLACK SILK AND BEAVER HATS LOO Icn u BLACK Brs
- yer and Silk Hats, at HASLETr TrlOMPSON'S.
CILK. PIIsH AND FUR CAPS-3Jo doz. Fur SIX piu-n.
= '-''~''' ''' "'' " mssIETr rmoxrsoSs.
ID HAsIErr & ruoMPsON's.
CnIRrS ANDC Li.tRS-whitc and Fanny Figured SHIRT.
- and Collars large assortment at at
HNsIErr = rHOMpsON's.
IINDERsIiIRTS AND DRAwEKS-i0 d,n. Mrrino an,
Shirts, at HASLETr -HOMPsDN's.
(1RAvATs AND NECK -riEs-Craynt., Neck Ties, amt
HAsLErr & rnoMPsoH's.
EuK GAuNrETs-Fur I'd Buck tiaunIrt-, Lamb aud sk
MAsLrrr rnOMpsoS's.
GENTS travelling shawl. Fir Collars,
" nrnt. at HAss.rrr 4 THOM IsoN's.
CsOLTs KEvVLv Nws anu Other rIsai..- l-,ww
Money H'Its, at HAsL1rr \ TnOMPst,N's.s
Cocxs-wo, AcrinO and Cation sst:, white and M.yed
NFUFFLEKs Mcrno .I,hyr wor,c, Jvcrals, ii..1
HtsLErr TnOXPsON's.
'T7RTNKs v4scs, Oara B's~, Mar Brushes, Combs AMI
q HisLErr rmoapsOS's.
NLd)vES.-h,- haNire,I doz-n Giovrs, XII, Ism6 Pun
endless variety at EAsLETT & rmDMpsOS.s.
70 THE LADIES. -
LARGK lot Of lsde~ rur sniIets and Mts snitsbl
(VONCLUSION-In ,"t everything in our line 1T
~ trade and respectfully request stuck
city. ~ Small proas and quick
'' ssi. sss cash is our motto u,srr ,uo.,.ox
1ITY CASH FURNISHING S7ORE:
1850. WINNIE 4 COOLEY, 1853.
9i MsRcHsxr rAILOKs, ~ rg+ts'a
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and
Manufacturer In
Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boys
!. and Chadren's Clothing.
Rsserss street, saint Pssi, Mls.essaa.
81. Paul, Nay I.t, 1885, mya-w
PHOTO0kAP1sS: fS0TOG R1TIIS!
A NEW ART AT
Wtisneys Pioneer Daguereotgps Photorapye
art Gallery, 80 & eo1
Over Charley Stare, Corner Third sod Ceserstreess
s.s- st. PAIL.
PHOTOGRAPHS pietnrss paper, ssmewhsf
e steei snsra vae. With Itlr .sy and perfection 81
% 10 Dsguryrcotypes. .7.-f = - 500 go $3.50 49,
Whitney Is mailing st his Gallery absv-, in
hshest e With single p-n~ YIN
nearly Do Dsenesresype snssAsr sysdrd At
marh pc-, Obtained they can be
multiplied "a HDi,r~ at moeh less cost. -.
These pictures worthy q more than passing Rotce-
Specimens 81 Ms 0sllery. Esssf-EsrH-
rssss.sss. q ~ = 4 Sosns: pioneer EDITOR
1I.a Chiefs, ss.'e'' 49, So - ssis.sa.,
e. ESD lNQTA RI PUB Lie, ~
e -. .Ela Svsek Mie.essss ysrss-ry. ,.ss4s
loo CO9DS, vysF49sr
~ oULH ". .. Mc0AoRYY.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09
wO0D D0UGHr AND SOLD Ar
g DRo.,1 WOOD.YARn

VIE Void assn can stseusin wsad Yasa nesr se
w jncon Of Third and ST. Anfhoay sssets,
tsepase4 % I'll IN ksnh Wed SAesfes 49, a-s~
Nh Pers.ns having Wood 10 sen win DO well 70 eau Ut
once. At the Wood lard. t1NA-9A
jei3-u SIZZLING D8O.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09
ST. PAUL MARK ETS.

ST. PAUL MARKETS.
CONNECTED cHAMDERLIN, EDDY co.
DAILY TIMES OFFICE
February Q, $780,
WEIGHTS GRAuS.-Thc following tn. established
weights grains FOR this Territory: Wheat, 60 n. bu.;
Clover seed. bu.; Rye, Sc q buzz Corn,
bu.; Oates, j. rs b; Barley IS Ms bu.; Buekwheat,
- rs q bu.
lOGtI2 xcP Apples. 5Oas rs bu
tn
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

MARRIED.:
On Wednesday, January 3eth, by Rev. Edward D. Nell,
ISAAC A. BANKER, of this city, MARTHA L. BAUCUs
Of Waterford, n. Y.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

NoTE-Ia the above statement, the Territory
put In fu although there ought 70 be good Of
Territorial Warrants
- he has made settlement yet, had 70 the
In full.
The srders unredeesned, a
certain anount 10 In the hands u the exfressuspr.
In the expenses ff there b included the
paid for lands. lumber for poor house, csc. ff
LOUIS =: 0LyIkR, sas
Rswsey Co, N. r.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09
ABSTRACT OF TITLES.

IN our Office may bs found full lit government land
hnrr. ap ~ the c,snty Ramsey. pisis tine dir
fercnt cfic~ IN sat county, and the tlerco COM
r.ets Hsf 81 al ends sold TO said county for snpa,d
ares (M and perfect absfracf of the rite 10 earh
asaiWef tract or parcel Of land situated IN said cosnfy
rpm Me general govfrn1cns 10 me Issess srsnfes,
whsrein nOsed every defect Of title, either form or s-
stance ycssbie knd Her esstng incumtrae
DHehe sses og seay Of js4gmeSss 1aofgsyes, fares,
Having these unusual Facilities which rs mary
ho"sands Of dollars, TJtes
Real Estate City anil County ,rKick %, WI ore,ee
10 De Peecholdng osrssves personally Responsible for an
tuify defective. itff' III = n -
Jsi6-tf 80 PARKER A wISsrow
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09
). hAkEn. RosT THoRssrRGn.
NITURE.s -

FU RNIT eURE. ~
- r'1HEsUxDEEsfcNED HAVE oPExRD. "A NEW
EuK.n1t11restCT.
IN TIE TEN BUILDINGS, -,
No. a. fsHrth sweet,
Iro Doors ADORE Locust Street, Eaa Side.
calling the attention The 81. f.ons and VI
entity, to Gus establishment, to induce yusu paunsse, we
..ss, ia e Three jThings, -.
winch We WIN endeAvor ~ s ts faithfully perform.
We VIII use our best eesvors Keep nifty hand
~ Assortment, that EXCEEDED BY any rur-
tuse House In the West. 81. - f-.-.@~ 49,.
Sc Q y 4 ss~.e....
Om WORK shall be well ma~ Of the Bcft Materials, this
ta'e ~ - 90 y ifes E1fft II NV
Third. ~
We will sell 1T Prices Law, Iss, thsn any similar
esbisi,nest In ST. LOuis. All which agree to Der.
form ~" - - = ~ -
-. No. %, Fourth street, St Lonis, Mo.
la3S-Iy q = ss~s3 13tf 8AKER & THOkNBUHGH.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

FINE OLD BRANDY And PORT WINE.
TUST RECEIVER, ny Wren, Grn Rcsay, At their Drug
d the very best quality Of French Brandy aud Old Pr
Wine, and unsdutrat~d, which med
cinal 0 family al96-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

nv p.v oax woop loS CO. q: :, ysvarsF
~ asa-N ". .. Mc0aoRYY.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

Several ferry charters were introduced.
M. Ludden introduced Joint Resolution to
pay Marcus W., McCracken, the sum of $3.50, out
of the Territorinl Treasurer, for per diem, while
contcsting the scat of A. X. Ludden.
Mr.. Balcombc offered an amendment, for the
relief of Warren j. Howell the resolution rs
amended was passed.
Mr.. Brisbin offered a Joint Resolution of the
Council and House of Representatives Of the Ter
ritory of Minnesota.
Whereas, the President of the United States,
unsolicited, conferred upon John F.; Warren, Esq,
the Office of L. s. District Attorney, for the Ter
rtory of MINI esota, and afterwards, without op-
portunity of hearing or defence, upon allegations
of misconduct in the commencement of suit
against the Minnesota and n. w. r. r. Co., re-
moved him thcrefrom and whereas, we believe
the official course of Mr.. Warren to have been
guided throughout by pure and elevated motives,
signalized by rare union of ability and fidelity
deem public expression, Of approval to be no
more than simple justice. Therefore,
Resolved, (the II. of r. CON- that we deprc-
cate the removal of J. f. Warren, ESQ, from the
Office of U. S. District Attorney, of the Territory
OF MINNESOTA, as an act OF injustice, AT once to n
high minded and honorable man-an estimable
and respected citizen and an accomplished, faithful
and incorruptibe public officer.
Resolved, That these resolutions be inserted in
the Journal of the Council and House of Repre-.
scntatves, and ordered to be engrossed and tie
Secretary Of the Council be instructed to trans.
NIT copy thereof to Mr.. Warren.
Mr.. Brisbin made few remarks in regard to the
resolutions, prasing the character of Mr.. Warren
&c. &C., followed by Mr.. Flandrau.
The rules were suspended and the resolution:
read third time and passed, yeas s nays l.
several members were excused from voting.
Mr.. Flandrau, from the committee on Judicia
~ reported back to the Council,
No. Al, ii. Of r., a bill to amend the Revise'
Statutes, with Recommendation it be inde6nictl
postponed, which report was laid over until to
morrow.
Several bills were considered after which tn
Council adjourned.
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6.
House met at 10 A. NJ, and was called to OF
der by the Speaker.
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Just RECEIVED, Wren, Grn RcsaIly at their Drug
Store. the quality Of French Brandy and Old Pt
Wine, and unsuItrrstd which warrant or sae
cinai or family ap0s-n
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
IUST RECEIVED, At Wren, Grsn Resay's Drug Store,
d and general wzav1ss cels FISH,
Hooks, Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus de-
scriptaen. flT tsf .-1tts my5-tf
80 So. TO THE LADIES.
VXTE NAVE RECEIVED selected s>snrtns.sh of
w Labn's other perfumes
ies WREN. CROP 4 RGALLr.
Fever and Ague.
NEW, tasteess and perfect cure, which
IA Nay be us~ ty al ages, Keep
any climate. Read what emuesu physicisns say:
DeshleTs Anti Periodic Pills hundreds
Of Fever and Ague, and have known n have
chill after commencing with them. We con>ier tfs
. valuable remedy, ths ought 10 be within reach
svesy family thztis i.hss 10 ehHis and sever.n
wA. A. NEWELL y. D., AiIenio~n,N.J
a A.. NEWELL, 4. y, New Brmswsck, NJ.
sYpom professional character and reputation
Newell, above nseutieue< and the eee in which these
temeu Deser, STATE, pleasure
IN stating that Representation msde ~ them worthy
pabie osnndenee." THEO. YREIINGuUYSES.
NEW BRrxswIcK, n. j., Jan. ~ 1854.
Read he fesmany Of \. ,. Corssn,
u Dtsh1crss Fever and Ague Pills:
Aston HorsE, Dcccmi,er IS, 1854.
Chs. D. Dcshser Esq.-Desr Sir: w the esoo
agreed give me II medicine did being
far several nscnths with Jac billion and f~v-r and
Your pills performed by tfr e-eshsyseh
single They reesmm<ndrdto BY friend,
whom feel greatly Obliged. shah recommend them With
49, truly LIB. COf.EMAN.
VIXEN. CROP RBtsAILY, Asesss pr q. Psu. je134s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-02-09

We receiving the East large and ell-sclccfed
Of goods line. 10 intend surpassed
by house Paul the aud Variety frr.-
and cxce-ncc especially the
owl line, which shall q" public. rs -ss
jy7-tf Fs.sr WREN, GROrf 4 REGALLY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-28


uUd eVeh' chiIdr'"' was tutd Tor ihe crime
OF mpc, and found guilty. Two fas, you "
man r,r,od lnbn Webster and Cb,r,s M
"''' ''' '' '''''' '"N ?"
conducted on 'h' s'an" 'h'' 'hey were OF
once arrested oud brought belufe Az-l Spti-
ding fr examination on charge of PERJURY.
nnI were placrd under huud4 u sItO r,cn.
,..,.,... a,r ,,l 3D., ,. r.,..,, .g...,.,
.,,
i"-' P''e'''' ''''
e...;e..., C.,,,,, a, a.. ,oro,,r,,,-y
~. VI a....
''''" "''0
Invoices Cd. carpeung' consisting OF nfu-s'I-'
Tapestries and WiiDGs, urr sold every sea-
soa ,,,,,pYf.c t,trer,' and ,,n,orfsr-' arcopn,
...t.t.,.. u. .., 30 -.....,.... ...
lMp""'i"n' 9''"e OF OUT carpet m''ch'n
tJbe advantage Of these pcrempiury sales,
and from tb. source lnv In uair .pppii.-.
,f,
'''N"
ace colo NY lhe N'" England carpet ONT
pauy Dos llanoycr street. ore purchased from
tf... ..prr.. which ncronfits for tbpir iu,-
,.l...,..,,..s .,.....t.
t. B.,.,, p.y
''" .'' '''" o'''
yt. t.l.. o...,.t. g,....c.. r...
''"''
n.y. aud % ~f'cnoHa f-"Wb"gh jug He
foo f,bmap utge been rrceIeoI from .eou-
''- ''''' N |.' '''" i'."' i'' 'er'"s see
establishment
"hi' I'M "' '''' p" he" ana 'ule'-
c-nng novel 600 W nu u'- II .m- published
Boz Dewitt s. % svenpou. New Yu.k For
.,I..t, r.u.uN l...,.I.rd
We.d,I.e purchaser. of F.nr, G. .aisand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-28
UNION NURSERIES,,
IGeeseViiie, n. ".
hon SALE at tins Establishmoni, an untivalied
,nlI-r..tan ar


Comprising several thousand ifoes Of the best market
sorts, pour = elk. tor orchard planting; Hnd very
urgr suIply ius pyramids aud dwarf trees, for gar
deco aud apaieu cuiuf Oi neatly tvey choico vatie-
~, both on the prar suc. and the ga Also all
ihe h1'ca veiieus. ~ other hAhiN FRUITS aud
thi= climate
s.raaid lot # iloEsE CREsSuls and snvER Ma
Ftzs are hatad tho 100, 1000 fJr ensive street
plaza ing. ut geff ilN pficfs.
livery tfse 90 plans Cos sale at these Nurseries is OF
nnmE GROWTH
Pgr 0uid and Dwsrf Trut Trees Of all kinds, for
eafdsas also hthy Ofnameniai Tree, shrubs aud
rma's of eguy description, val be put ~, when
ar Hfat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-28
an 1UUlNNU 7nITVn8 sTNUTH ~ 0VHFH77Nl "
3. pATrEK, agent.


S1 ATE OF VGRnuNr.i The Hon tho Probate
nti firt ofRand.lph rs. rour for tho nistfict OF
Ranioiah. 900 100 pHfs1ns concerned 90 the Estaie OF
David uaIlfoos alc of omngei n said niiircl--Geet-
Hg
VNliEHfAi W. Bartholomew aud D X Smith
W Administrator of the tsiato 81 said deceased, has
nadc nppicasu ihis Court for Lireuso seil Of
ho hoa Estate ~ cold docehstd and iepefenis, that
be same h. nfcessuy Tor tho Payment Of The dcbs aud
charges against auii Estate.
Ihetoiola, you ave hef,bg noiifsdi 10 appenr alta
sussnn Of said Cont, he bell 30 iie hFgsia's osa
in Nashin. ton n sild ih.ici, the 7th aay OF Apl
A. ID l71i 4Hi shine cautnt ~ lnF ypu have, ahy
liceuse uhanii not hr gfsnird b. aiufffad.
And ihs tlider ahl De inl ishfd, thfuo weeks sue.
cas-tvr1, Boz thH Nstchuan und Jour.ai printed at
naipaler BE- hif state n iast Of watch Publication,
shall DO before Tho dry ia-gurd or hearing aoicsad.
ny order OF Coat
"A A. WHITE, Register,
Dated 81 Warrington This hll DAY Of Maah,A D. 1851
gents. Under Shirts ~ Drawers,
at FRENCkE's
noe. "a 40
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03

CAMILLE-A second examination of this
play has not only confirmed the great impress
sions OF the first, but increased our conviction
Of the great genius Of Miss Heron.
What was but passion, sigh before,
Has since been turned TO reasons vow
And though seemed to love thee more,
Trust me, love thee better now.
Not with view to detect faults, but with
attention riveted like the Analysing chemist,
we watched every change-every Ingredient
All was consistent, truthful, natural. Never
we're the diannostics Of consumption more I'M
erringly developed from stage to stage by the
real sufferer TO the physicians eye than feigned
by this accomplished artistic. Nothing could
exceed its painful accuracy. Nor were the
alterations Of passionate tenderness, devoted
self sacrifice, penitent anguish, and heart
rending grief, one atom less perfect. And al
with truthfulness we have never seen before
Not vestige Of stale usage-nor trace Of
the schools could be discovered. Her grac.
was not that Of the dancing master, nor her
eloculion that Of the rhetorician. Nature was
her only model, whether in passion, tenderness,
grief, or decay.
Tears from eyes reversed 10 the melting
mood, and intense observance even from the
widest, was the homage paid to her genius
involuntarily and by ALL There are not IN. the
play many other characters than Camille that
call for the critics attention or elicit the actor
skill; vet we cannot omit our warmest com
mendation TO Mr.. Thayer nor his Armand
| Duyal Like the heroine's his acting was free
from all the dull tricks Of customs. 1t was
earnest and emphatic. II was real. Older
stagers may learn much from this young actor
Bdtize Register April %.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03

Mr. TooMBs made speech in opposition TO the
action of the Naval Board, contending that the
law had not been properly executed, and that the
proceedings under il were all null and void
The Senate, after further proceedings, ad.
| journed
In THE House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,, on the LIST
Of May, the Indian Appropriation bill, and the bill
revvng the act Of 1853, relative TO suspended en-
tries Of public lands and the act Of 1916, concern
ing suspension pre- empton land claims were pas
sed
On motion of Mr.. PHELPS, the petition of the
members of The Piitsburg bar, against the official
conduct of Judge Irwin was referred 10 the judi
ciary committee.
The Senate's amendments 10 the bill in addition
to the Bounty Land act of March Sd, 1855, were
amended by the House. and must therefore be
again acted upon by the Senate.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the state of the Union and took up the consul
lar and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
Mr.. maxwell, of Florida, delivered his views
on the Southern side Of the slavery question: and
in the course Of his remarks condemned the free
soil movements in Kansas
Mr.. PERRY made a speech against the extension
of slavery.
The Committee rose and the House adjourned.
In THE SENATE, on the second of May mes
sage was received from the President Of the
United States, transmitting a report Of the Sec
rotary of State, with documents in relation TO the
settlement Of the controversy with regard to the
Lobos Islands also, a message from the same,
transmitting letter from the Post Master Gene
raj and correspondence in relation 10 the mail
transportation between our Atlantic and Pacific
possessions, in which the President commends
the subject 10 the early consideration of Congress-
Mr.. BENJAMIN made an eloquent speech in sup
port Of the rights Of the South; and toward the
conclusion Of his remarks stated the reasons why
he Would never join the Democratic party. The
Wing party dead, and the American party
powerless, save for mischief in helping the "Re-
publicans."
Messrs. SEWARD, HALL and CLAY continued
the debate at the conclusion of which, the Senate
adjourned till Monday.
In THK HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, thirteen
private bills were passed, and an adjournment
ill Monday took place.
The Committee of Conference on the Disagree
ing amendments TO the Deficiency Appropriation
bill not being able 10 agree, both Houses united
in appointing new committee.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03

49,. Fanny Fern, in her "Peeps from under
a Parosol," which she contributes to the New
York Ledger, has taken a peep at herself
Hear her rattle:
And here, by the rood, comes Fanny Fern
Fanny is a woman. For that she is not to
blame, though since she first found it ont she
has never ceased to deplore IT, She might be
prettier, she might be younger. She might be
older, she might be uglier. She might be bet
ter, she might be worse. She has been both
over praised and over abused, and those who
have abused her worst have initiated and cop
led her most.
One thing may be said in favor of Fanny
she was not, thank Providence, born in the
beautiful, back-biting, sanctimonious, SANDER.
ing, clean, contumelious, pharasaical, phiddle
de-dee peck-measure city--of Boston.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03

.... Singular Discovery Of old Coins
While some hands were digging out cellar in
Bottour County, Va, about four miles from
Buchanan, they came upon quantity of coin,
consisting Of some eight pieces, in an iron box
about fourteen inches square. The coin was
larger than dollar, and the inscriptions in a
language wholly unknown by any person IN the
vicinity. Upon digging down some sixteen in
ches lower, they came upon quantity OF iron
implements Of singular, and heretofore unseen
shape. Several scientific gentlemen have ex'
amined into the matter, and have come to the
conclusion that the coins, together with the va
rious other curiosities, must have been placed
there at an extremely early date, and before
the settlement Of this country.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03
supreme Court Of the United States.
THURSDAY, May l, 1856.


No. SO. The United States, appellants, us
Thomas 0. Larkin ct at. This cause was
argued by Mr.. Attorney General Cushing and
Mr.. Gillet for the appellants, and by Mr.. Law.
renee for the appelees.
No. 100. The Union Bank of Tennessee
appellant. ps. Vim. Jolly's administrators. This
cause was argued by Mr.. Coke for the appel
liant, and by Hon. +. P. Stanton for the appel
lees.
No. l0l. The United States, plaintiffs, rs
William G. Shackleford. This cause was sub
mitted to the consideration of the Court on
the record and printed arguments, by Mr.. At
torney General Cushing for the plaintiffs and
by Hon. w. l.. Underwood for the defendant.
No. l02. Charles McMicken, appellant, u.s.
Franklin Perrin. The argument of this cause
was commenced by Hon. John Henderson for
the appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow at ii o'clock.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS
CARD.

CAhD.
TNHE undersigned, John G. Dcvereux, Of
j New York city, and M. Thompson, Of Wash
inglon, ID. c., attorneys and counselors-ataw
are associated for the legal prosecution Of claims
for creditors of government, IN the Court OF
Claims.
They will cooperate in immediate and careful
attention 10 business matters al Washington
which may be intrusted TO their care by gentle
men Of the profession and claimants, in the city of
New York, or elsewhere in any part OF the
Union.
They may be consulted al any time, personally
or by letter, either at New York or Washington.
Particular information 10 claims which have
been At any time before Congress or Departments
can be furnished at once upon Applicant. by tho
parties interested.
JOHN G. DEVEREUX,
No. 30 Broadway, corner of Wall street,
New York city.
N. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
N.B-J.C Deversux is Commissioner OF the
Court Of Claims.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03
FRIDAY, May 2, 1850.

Hon. Abram Wakeman of New York, George
Gale, esq, of Wisconsin, and VIM. L. Burt
esq, of Massachusetts,, we're admitted attor.
neys and counsellors of this court.
No. 239. Robert Hudgns ct al, appellants,
Us. John l.. Hudgins's assignee, and
No. 240. Elliott w. Hudgins ct al, appel
lants, rs. Samuel Hudgins. The motion to dis
miss these causes was argued by Messrs. Rob
inson and Patton in support thereof, and by
Messrs. Lyons and K. Johnson in opposition
thereto.
No. l02. Charles McMicken, appellant or.
Franklin Perrin. The argument of this cause
was continued by Hon. John Henderson for
the appellant, and by Hon. J. NJ. Smiley for
the appellee.
Adjourned until Monday, | i o'clock.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03

THE CAnELs CoxISG.-A letter dated on
board the United States storeship Supply, at
Kingston, Jamaica, April 18th says;
"The cargo (camels) is oil well. We have
only lost one camel, female. We hope To
land them all right in the course Of two weeks
The Supply left Smyrna about the 18th o.
February. Her destination in this country il
Indianols, Texas, we believe.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03
Mounto;nsof ,Silrcr-A lette

.... Mountains Of Silper.-A letter in the
New York Sun, purporting 10 give an account
Of recent exploration in the Masilla Valley,
says:
ave have seen and examined the "Silver
Mountains Of Arizona" on the line Of 81 de.
grees. They are but short fifteen miles south
Of Gray's line for the Southern Pacific Rail-
road and assure you that for miles together
the richest ores-richer and more abundant by
far than those Of Potosi-lie heaped up, and
piled hills upon hills, as if Nature had there
poured out her treasure in one grand, over
wbelmning mass ] have seen the best mines
in Mexico, but nothing can compare with the
Silver Mountains"
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-05-03
An Un,ohipt Viuain.-we copy

...... An Unwhipt Vilidia.-We copy the
following from the Baton Rouge Gazette.
A bitter feeling exists in this community as
we write against some unhung wretch who acts
as correspondent TO sheet called "Life in
Boston and New York." under the signature OF
"Spy," in which the most sacred regulations
are sssailed and aspersed by the malicious and
fendish vagabond.