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Washington Aqueduot.
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oTuor or TUE w.sHIsSTos AsUrPvor.
PROPOSALS graduation brick masonry
dams tunnels other Washington aqucduct
Proposals. received The e Of May will be opened Of
Maps roa. and specifications otho work will be ready for sr
Proposals viii be received TOT the work Of particular culvor
&C. Se q ~ @ plane ~ sna nS,, III,
appropriation but all contracts Tot unfinished work VIII
the ghi prescribe amount Of and
oogs undo, each contract @ each appropriation and in case
what shall be stopped UNI funds become avainble,
r eS r., ,.s s Sss n p esn Win y p II ne Judgment
tho engineer the work has been properly executed 30 far a has
Payments viii made specie checks upon the Uned State.
Der cent and viii be condition Of all contracts that mo work
shall be paid their full monthly and In specie
the Washington Aqueduetn ..
should bs o :" deemed Ssvnasoa 70 mEr peS sapg
mai considered most conducive to the Of The
Every accompanied by written signed by
one ., more Ponse 20 se eject ss hs o. ssy under
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
b be accompanied By the certificate Of the United states district
dsa United States district attorney navy agent some ofleeT q
pament War the abo make good their
Bi5s viii be opened in presence Of bddcr, any them
choose TO be present,
Capt Of Engineers, in charge
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt N. G. Msig. u . Ensines". ,
hereby Jointly and sysay covenant with Inc United states and
guaranty the foregoing bid of - be accepted that he or
the contract for The with good and sufficient surso %
e sasep Witch vs.. sac And IN case he
said sss m g enter into eonse, e Aforesaid We guaranty
tho ne lowest bidder.
C''n'" CD &'S'
hereby certify hat OF my knowledge and belief
above named euafan'ors are GOOD and sufficient
Mar s~eSswistbsuysIawtf
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NoTIcE TO Pre- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of presumption
townships parts townships above
required establish the % the satisfaction Of the
office,
this notice. and before the
The pubic sale OF the lands
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
r.s Commissioner of General Land Office.
April e-lawi3w Intel. and 5tar.l
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proposals for indian Goods.

DEPARTMENT INTKRoR,
Once Indian Affairs,
a" september 70, 1850.
ALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Indian Goods
~ Willie received bs Oss Of Indian Affairs Washington e
40 O'Clock, Fdday, the J day OF October next
goods Department or niDing uvs
and other Indaa purposes
.
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Completion or Panama Railroad.


Rsiuafon Of Fare California;
81. United statos mail steamships leave New York
IsSX Cor Aspinwa the 5th and both Of each month,
NKA- connecting with mail steamers from Panama San
Francisco.
These steamships have been Inspected and by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The railroad az miles completed from
hours The passon-
gers checked York through
embark bY the
The money paid Now York all Of the "Trip.
Reserve kept in In New York, Panama, and
San Francisco, detention in Of accident ai
the IL undfely reliable,
Passengers day they arrive AEpn-
wall
Conductors through onch steamer and take charge Of
women and children without other protectors.
through apply agency,
West street, New York. I, w. RAYMOND,
MayB-dlf
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REw YORK, BREMEN. AND SOUTH
~eS1E7Rt& AMPfON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAdEns.-
49, 49, Tue ships comprising this le WASHING
ward Higgins
These stop Southampton going returning
PROPOSED DATES nAII. INa-ls5R ------
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this lire the following:
The Capt Oliver Eiddge.
The Ba4c CapL Jos. Comsiock.
Inc hdriaiR Capt James West.
These ships having been built by contract ex-
pressiy for government service
A taken in their construction, also in their
A 10 insure strength and speed; and their
dauons unequaed
Price of from York Liverpool
In second cabin, e75. From Liverpool TO New
guineae,
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No bertbs can be secured until paid for
The ships of this line have improved tight heads
to avoid dagger from iee will the Banks
until AFTER The LIST Of August.
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No. 55s.l
Notice

Of uithdraVaI Of lands IN Florida and Alabama.
pursuance act granting public
Ia sections the States of Florida Alabama,
aid OF certain railroads in said States"
proved May, 1856, all the within nfteen miles
each side Of following railroads and branch named said
Johns Jacksonville the OF Is
Gambia Pensacola from Amelia island the Atlantic
the Tampa bay, with branch Ceder Key, the
Gulf Mexico Except Tampa portion Of Its
ton with the Ceder Key branch and from Pensacola, FLORIDA 10
Alabsmahave from this ONCE been
suspended from sale and location until further orders.
Given under hand the General Land oce the city Of
Washington, this twenty-third day Of May, 1855.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-law6w [Star Inlel.l Commissioner.
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
10 i
nm amer Monday, 23d instant the trains will
" Washington and e4 a. m, and and AZ, pm
on Sunday at ~, p.
Leave baltimore AZ and "a a. M, and and 5Y pm
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Aprn92-dd
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE! W4.H I.
Fire, Aartae aad b.iaad hsaTanes

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!u W8. ##.
FSrs, Aaytas, aad hiaAd Laswanes.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
Si,S5s,i5I 10.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY or
es aortss corner sn,yisaaia avsa4s and SsVsatssnh
street, Washington, ID. Q.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dinsse
S Ssoss a AR n5so rso@as aaadshsa
George Helnbod, n, Carroll BTewsIeT
James Z. ReaI, Isaac Lsech III
EDWARD R. HrLHpoLD, seeretafy - '''''o'A''
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No 1877 ID street, opposite City Han.
yohn Thomton, Virginia avenue
tonnes RgsIs a"I NO s a ,,,ssa .., 49,
avenue. 1900
MARINE SURVEYOR.
caPan p Levy, Mo- 5o7 Pennylvana avenue opposite
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomson
The business Of This company win iasoraby with the
AZ .ne - DAY q August s Aye months up . st January
dred and dollars with
only 9ry SIX hundred and sxtsin dollars losses reported
tors feel justified in soliciting Of public patronage believing
usted more according equity legal eclnicaiiea.
by @ on nSf paff ls a g aaSSe
@ n ko u III asss,Pens q and s'
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL noATs, RAILROADS, and The usual
and Se h9 Of sT Sa nDraas ana s
premium win be as low as other companies and IN
fixing Them every Improvement in construction and arrangement
WI \, Pc e taken INTO Z, Consideration
street, Washington city, ID. G. .-u...
Northwest Wasut and Second sreeis Philadelphia
And principal cities United States BY
oaicers Of the company. $685. ## #4"..a# z
June l3--dy a .... ....#...e a.sta ...sa.. 81. 4
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HAVING ourselves together indicated in the above
III services In the purchase and sale OF
Stocks eon foreign and domestic exchange collection
bills negotiation loans, bonds, bills
promxso notes. public securities exchange
money. We will city coectons receive deposies, pay
checks and allow Interest standing accounts
We have secured the services OF Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYEE,
of arm Of seldeh, Nhers, Co., Washington, ID. C
undivided attention the general business OF
house, Of his therein viii be fully recognised by
APPLETON 81 CO.,
April 3-6w ga Baltimore street.
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4.soo DO saved list do do
' SO DO Do % s sss'a'i %
CLlss No. >. ....
#t s Dry Goods ....
1000 pounds sor4ied yarn, folds
100 dozen e cotton nag handkerchief
e s s ]: ! ss:l s I'll !:
8 &c 90 = = g
COO pounds linen thread
go piece. .isaaas 80,
90 pieces silk handkerchiefs
5000 yards calico
1900 1000 a. a. Miner Msn, sa,ss calico
ss$$ e e (: s s ss'' s..: :;a.s'
, s;scs $ ss s ssS sssins
1000 do satinsts
1899 1890 DO DO g gsas 'a. sSi,,ins
$4,000 do domestic shifting, unbleached
1900 1900 DO DO checks, strip s and plaid.
500 pounds cotton thread
$50 pounds best Chinese vermilIon
500 do American do
1000 DO brown silns Irvine, No. 30
J, 500 fame" m shirts D''"
1900 calico DO ~
500 do do ruby and blue, do do
Glass No..
Ready-,aads Clothing.
$50 blue cloth frock coats
80 80 DO DO Pss,.
$50 blue and mixed satnot coats
80 80 90 30 DO % DO 20 e sss's
ty,.,,r.s ans s.s,,,I,,rai nnn,sr.sn,, ons IRA.
1000 pounds brass Kettles dies : '"'
$50 nests iapannea do in mes,
- dozen loqnarliin pans
80 80 90 s-S usf DO
$50 do e-auart do
$40 $40 do butcher Saeas, knives 4"
100 cross ~ cum ,l worms
10, ,ss 90 saaa Soa avis ,..or.s
400 ,os., AZ i,oss Al
$50 s dozen n eoarss tooth comb.
$50 DO hne-,so,h combs
10 40 bns, srvh,s
Is DO Eass %
8 do sdnes
co do wedding hoes
no 20 psir' names names sh,u,
$50 log chains ''''
@ ~ sSes n,o aa y S 81 ishS ocs
zoo % hand hand. saw. 'sv, .,x. o.s, in ,.r.,,
rs do do 9 do 10
DO crosscut saw files
$50 quarters sock et chises X l. anl9,.h
20 planes fore and jack ~
rs 40 snades
kettie
4 ooe sbon handled frying pans
80 dozen basting spoons
o0o Al in snas P
IA Az scy,hs snstb.
AZ al 80 n Sxesgb frou, A Y 4, ~ pou,d.
70 do hntcbets 10 weigh X pound
5 do broad axes, ordinary size
$50 do zinc mirrors
300 do FIRE steels.
Ga, Ma
nan ,,,,hyvc.t AIMS aInt lock
AZ "o'", a. Al rcrcnssior tock
wv " F' '
sald goods furnished Boston, New York, Philadelphia
NAV be spsccd
mao a. ar before the April neat or al such time
.n. durg the year may be ordered BY The Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs
The ght will be require greater quantity
s,y o s ces named han fpeci6ed above schedule
class but Of different
s'ai may be needed, Of The lowest market pnces - -
Goods ofAmercan manuhelafc 81 hc required SYKES and quar-
Sw be preferred but as mos . hs samples o. blankets and
cloths are foreign abnes VIII be necessary " proposing domes
ssSea 20 ,hs once !, a ssrIy da,s a. prscticabs
rarh bddsr Tor run. will b. required 20 exhibit sample or sam
pies quality proposes furnish and depart
er The ght OF accepting bid arc
70 b. nos adynntassous 70 de Indians considering
M .li,,. MICE 40
The arcIes 70 BE- used must In respects conform TO- and
t sana wh the sampes which may seen al hs ONCE
samples of Amscan manufacture and be fur
ns-hed and approved They VIII be gdy Inspected and compared
With s samples BY an srsn, @ agents appointed 70, tha purpose
which me contractor win Be bound " fari'h o,hs q The
Tnfoa nna W qnao Ninin lnies ep 20 ah ~ nor gone
sy VII Be purchased a. h erpsnse fmenl WI se made fo
ssso ted 10 fnspec fheH
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned notice they have this day formed linz
tied Partnership under the firm OF Appleton Co.. whose place
business the Baltimore, the Of buying and
selling Stocks notes. drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks OF stock brokerage and
William Stuart Appleton and Henry w.
Howell reside in said city, ana general partners and George
Rust resides in Loudoun Virginia. and special
said Rust contributed his Of the capital the
stock owenty thousand dollars in cash and that
partnership commenced this 18th day Of March, 1885, and
terminate the 18th day Of March, 1857.
~. WAN. STUART APPLETON,
III w. ELL,
Mar 25-d9w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
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Maeklaao BlanAsfs.

$500 point white Macknae blankets 10 90 BY ~
inches, and weigh pounds
$500 AZ white Maeknae blankets, "a BY
90 inches, and weigh pounds
500 pairs poat Macknae blankets AZ by 80
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
point white Mackinac blankets 90 by
81 inches, and weigh AZ pounds
white Maeknae blankets 80 by 40
inches, and weigh ~ pounds
3ponI scarlet Macknac blankets 60 by
~ inches, and weigh pounds
scarlet Macknac blankets "a by
o. inches and weigh pounds
100 ~ MackDac blankets, Gu by
"a inches, asd weigh 10 pounds
200 pairs point Macknac blankets 10 60 BY ~
inches, and weigh bpounds
zoo pairs AZ point Mackinac blankets, "a by
66 inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs 3k point indigo blue Macknac Blankets
% by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 3k point Geninea blue Macknac blankets,
90 by "a inches and weigh 10 pounds s
3pont Genlnea blue Mackinae Blankets
90 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
pairs TX point Gennella blue Mackinac blankets
sure 81 by CO inches and weigh pounds
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oENERAL LANp oFFIcE NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that
The grant remaining the United shtes, ods fs SIR
mile pn Of grant made by 9th February, 1852
the Cairo aud Fulton aad ~ branches hitherto restored
which subject entry date
withdrawal will be ordinary
price hereinafter mentioned,
ohes Jackson, Missouri, Monday, The ID day Of Novcm
her, irJG,
Once Batcsvle, Arkansas Monday 10Th day Of No
vember, 1866.
once Little Rock Arkansas MONDAY, the ID day ofNoyem
her, 1855.
once Helena, Arkansas Monday The 7 day OF Novem-
her, 1865.
Once Caksys, Arkansas Monday the Oah day Of No
yembcr, lSS. ..
Fayetteville, Arkansas, Monday, The % day Of No
vcmbcr 1883. -.
once cbampasnoIc, Arkansas, Monday, the 10Th day Of
November, 1880 ...
Once al washington, Artsnsas Monday, the l7ih day Of
November, 1855,
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled pre- empon any Of The
lands offered public sale, those be restored tn
required establish the the satisfaction Of the
receiver Of the proper land oce and
within Tho period prescribed BY Law o,hese such claim
will be forioitcd THOs, A. HENDRlCKf,
June 7t-inwl3v fsaThIntel1 Commissioner.
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| WrTa wisdom Of tho Rev. sydney smith, by Duyc
| w kinck. 81 25
The Life and Travels Of Hcrodotus Century before
Christi an imaginary biography founded fact by J. Tai
Dor Wheeler, Y. n. O. =. vols Ga
The Huguenot Erilesi historical novel. rs
Mechanics Tables, containing oc
se and sides OF equal squares circumerances Of angsd
hoops cutting OF boiler plates &c, by Charles H. has
well, marine engineer. so cents. =
Introduction TO the study Of Ar by M. A. Dwight I'll.
Life Sketches from series on American
by Mrs. Juiia T.. Dumont 81.
The Ro aud Progress Of English Constellation by
Greasy, NJ A. Third edition. 81
osderonj hts life and genius with specimens plays By
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Just published and for sale At TAYLOR MAURYs
June 10 bookstore, Oh IT,
fIHE Letters OF Madame de sev,gne her Daughter
and Friends, edited by Mrs. Sarah j. Hale \ rs,
me ee OF Indy Mary Worldly Monfaeu, edited by Mrs. ga
MayM FRAgCK TAYLOR.
Il. J. Middleton,
Dealer W Ice.
Feb 97--dBmf
mGhaAN HOUSE, Hsnover Street gsogsorst nv
beWs NICE Rebuilt, enlarged,
.p,s -"Hnfs and con-sni.nce. fos tbs accom- modal
Of the travelling public.
Dec Idly
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Sales ~ alternate sections "a ne States " Arkaasas aad Me
souri, and restoration ~ OtAdrass laad 20 market.
by THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
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MARVELLOUS CUREs.-We have always been
slow To believe the wonderful cures which
one medicine after another pretends to have
made but slow as we are we will own up,
when we are fully convinced. Those of our
readers who are acquainted with the cases of
Mrs. Beach and Mr.. Fdrwell, will not think
us lightly turned, when we confess to our
belief that Ayers Cathartic Pills have vir-
tues for purifying the blood, which excel any
thing within the range of our acquaintance
hitherto. For those who are not cognizant
of the facts, we will say: she had been afflict-
ed for over eight years with scrofula, which
only grew worse in spite of all the remedies
she could employ, until she took ayers Pills
Under their influence one after another Of
her sores have healed, until she is apparently
as free from her complaint as ourselves. He
has had liver complaint, with pain in his
side that disable him from work for long
time; all other medicines had failed to afford
him any permanent relief, but few doses Of
Ayers Pills cured him. and he is now stea-
dily at his old post of conductor on the cars.
lMidlietown Daily Courier.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

On the 17th of December, an act was pas
sed by the legislative assembly of Utah, and
approved by Brigham Young, providing for
the holding of an election on the 10th of Feb
ruary, to obtain an expression of the popu-
lar will upon the question of holding con-
vention for the formation of state consti-
tuition. The bill was passed in pursuance of
recommendation contained in the message
Of Brigham Young.
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PURCHASE OF SILVER BY THE MINr.-The
director of the u s. Mint, has given notice
that purchases of silver will be paid for as
at present, at 81 .22A cts per standard troy
ounce, the payments to BE- made i'll silver
coins of the new issues. This will make the
full weight i've franc piece be SO cts, old
Spanish dollars lOo CTS, Mexican and South
American dollars lO6l cts, half dollars of
the United States 523 cts.
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The buwarks Of the new war steamer Full
ton are made entirely of wire. An advan-
tage which they possess over common wood
Ell bulwarks is, that in case a heavy sea
should happen TO wash the deck the water
will disappear Immediately instead of re-
naming On board, as is the case with the
wooden.
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Administrators A Sale.
Exparte Jesse s. Norton.

NTOTICE.--Jesse S. Norton has filed petition
v in the court of common pleas of Wood county.
Ohio, asking said court to vacate the subdivision OF
Taylor & Southgate. in said town of Perrysburg.
of outlot No. 100 into town lots streets and alleys
and to restore the to its original condition as
out-lot. The petition will be for hearing at the
next term of said court. MURRAY & DODGE,
April 5. 195G.--47w9S2.C3 !
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George Colt VS.. Alfred Stone et al.

George Colt VS.. Alfred Stone et al.
SHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue of an order of
~ sale to me directed, from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, shall expose to pub
lie sale, at the court house in Perrysburg on the 9th
day of May, 4. d. 1856, between the hours of one
and four o'clock p. M. of said day, the following
described property, to wit: The east part of river
tract number ffty-seven. in the United States Re-
serve of twelve miles square at the foot of the rap
ids OF the Miami of Lake Erie, containing eighty
four and eighty-three hundredths acres situate in
Wood county, Ohio. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff
April 3, l856.--47w5$l
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philadelphia pays iorty per cent. of all the
taxes raised in the state for the support of the
commonwealth. This is tolerably large
share to bear, but the local taxation is inf
nitely more generous. |: amounts this year
to as much as six-sevenths of the whole rev.
enue of the commonwealth.
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VIM. B. Astor has lately purchased lot
80 feet front and 100 feet back, adjoining the
present Astor library, for over 1880, 900, and
has signii:d his intention to erect another
building thereon similar to the present struc-
ture. These are all to be donated to the Ii
brary. The son is thus connecting his nam
with that of the father the founder OF the
great leading library of the continent.
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TOR SALE.--The subscriber, wishing to
j.. change his business, will sell at a bargain his
One Horse Power Saw Mill Horse and Wagon.
JAMES F. TROWELL.
Perrysburg, April 3. 1856.--47w4
WOOD COUNTY PROBATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO
SELL LAND.
Joseph Mitchell executor of the estate of Joseph
Mitchell. Sen, deceased, VS.. William Southwick,
Martha Mitchell.
THE defendants are notified that l. executor
l. of said estate, filed in the office Of said court,
on the 3lst of March, A. d. 1856, petition asking
for an order for assignment of the widows dover,
apprasement and sale of the west half of the south
west quarter of section fourteen, of town four nort
of range ten east in said county containing eighty
acres to pay the debts of said Joseph Mitchell, Sen.
deceased; and that said petition will be for hearing
on the 10th of May, ID. 1856.
JOSEPH MITCHELL.
S. JEFFERSON, his Atty
April 5, lS56.--47w4S2
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The Rockingham, Va, Advertiser states
that a respectable farmer named Samuel Hen
ley residing in that county, has totally alb
stained from food for .Gtty ScDch days and h.
may yet survive several days.
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The San Antonio Texan says that lad
named Jones. living on he Salado, who was
bit by ratlrsnake, was cured by admins
t'ring to him immediately,a Ia quart of whiskey
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-05

KANSAS CoMMIrrEE.-'rh committee ap-
pointed by congress to investigate the con-
tested election case Of Massrs. Whitfield and
Reeder, will leave Washington at an early
day, in the execution Of their duty. Whit
field the sitting delegate, will accompany
the committee. The whole party are to rend-
ezvous at Jefferson, Missouri, where they will
take measures preliminary to their investiga
ton.
When a man engaged in the hog business
fails in Cincinnati, they say it is because he
gave too much pork for shilling"
A surprise party, at Phillipsburg, N j.,
the other evening, presented Rev. S. Sturges
with purse containing over 5000 in gold.
He was surprised.
The young mems association of Chicago,
has realized $l.790 over all expenses, from
their lectures the past winter.
1t is thought at Buffalo that Lake Erie will
not be open for navigation before the middle
of May, which will make the receipts for
-four and grain from the west, much later
than usual.
Thirtytwo bodies in all--victims of the
late disaster on the Delaware--have been
recovered.
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The existing war has already cost Eng land
G250, 600, 900, which is SIX times as much as
the whole expenditure of the government for
the same time for purposes of peace.