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posed 10 the gcnsrai practice o. those nations n era
caou esL' 10 crown al b. defines bis meaning Of
snlisting hiring and retaining All u which ao u lie
valid must Il Atestsd and az such atlesat0n ao-
cording d British laws take place Ia foreign
try il ID clear day thlt The entire charge falls the
ground
Mr. Marcy BY one vigorous blow the foundation o.
this bonging fabric 81 contradictions dsn0shez the
whole ediee lie rjoets 10 toto Lord ClArendors e.
position OF international rights be lays down the only
true doctrine upon the subject viz No foreign power
can By lis agents officers lawfully enter The territory
Of another 10 enlist soldiers for its service or 0ggap
or train them therein entice persons away in
order 70 he enlisted without express permission and thea
be brings forward -Yatte W0lfuis' and Hauteuif
orAclss If International law establish Bis position
This done, his Il * is easy one Abundant proofs
furnished first hat enlistent did take place within ts
Limits OF these United States second that the principals in
these transactions agents and high officials Of the Brit
sh governments and third that the government
eognizant Of and approved The acts Of agents Hence
Mr. Marcy justly infer there begging the question
positive violation Of the neutrality law is proved and no
mere assurance u sincerity Of papose upghtness Of
conduct can satisfy the outraged sovereign rights Of this
republic.
Lord CArend0n's illusions to American sympathy for
RGssis and the encouragement Of Irish invasion,
dismissed with ali the contempt they deserve His doctrine
Of the nValidty o. enlistnents in foreign country is
shown clash with aad contradict Previous statements
In word. MI AAsrs s@sss poina rxpcse nPoa
which the noble lord can hang 9 sophism.
As ii my intention to deal not mach with the
matter with the of the controversy my remarks
have necessarily been confined within narrow limits
deem them sufficient however present the salient points
of The discussion and enable those who may peruse them
determine the respective merits Of British and Amer-
can craftsmanship. I. G. =.
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OFFICIAL.

TE9asURT psgAKHEEss. DcermAsE =, lssa.
Ss i heEeby Ealde 81 e sEc&S a LIE Unled States
thA this GePaneHt viii pasehae me II o. -
said stocks sny ~hen BE arsd sio
la ay a guHs EeE, and ain Fzy eOs TIE f0SaHs Fss,
For SOgk q ne ioaR u lsL2 Preia Of 10 Pos
sock u lie 4As ls47 Ls4- a 10 Pa
stock ssaec uAaaT The ls50 ooAiy els8 fxaa ua~
Hy 1ock Of And fr ssacs q me lsan
1875, edrrsbe Lem November lsaGs IL rsissd te
Treasury Prior lie la d@y q IaHa&y 81 ~
eeH hfecFsa hetrr lhr s 5anGy and ns si q March
neEt pFeaaln q pr osisca asE sll NGrcA,
Aha prior y saa - q Jane pEsnam % ps8
iatefs will also te allowed Saa specified
~ mr. eefncstss from ne m Ju Asl AgBea ihs FBSa
pal q the esrhekes received er lAs la JaAaa After
uAi date se Interest via sa allowed hadiioA premium
nom III January the date u linear Ia
asg iaisEs vii b allowed aaa0a fS money reach me
se4irE.
CeruheArs aspaaasni pr~senI
ice should be duly UHed I
haif year Hlafu prior ths a yAHaAy RsK parry
snEted 10 receive the purchase Esonry.
FAynshE for these stocks b.
ana treasurer Bostoh, New Yok, PhiAdsa, pars
entned 10 receive The HsoaFy asAy direcL
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary a Treasury
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BY TELE GRA PHI.

Later from Calo-aia oud Cs--al Arusriou Terrible Earth
gaaks "a Jsddo.
NV ORtEnxs, March l2-Tbs steamship Promethsus
has arrived at this port from San Juan with dates the 5h
bringing intelligence from Ssn Francisco the 10th Of Feb
rusry, fifteen days later than previous sdVioes.
The steamship Northern Light lsf San Juan the 5th
for View York. having board $500 600
The san Francisco markets had slightly improved.
The mines were yielding largely.
shock Of earthquake felt San Francisco the
5th ut The damage effected slight The shock vas
also felt throughout the State.
Oregon and Washington Territories st troubled by
Indians volunteer companies being
SIGHT them.
The question Of State government Tor Oregon viii 70 10
the people at special election in April.
The news from Central America is important Walker
had seized al the Of the Transit COMPANY on Lake
Nesrsgun anBucd their charter, and granted one to an
other company.
reported that Costa Rca bsd refused to receive
Colonel Sehlsissspgsr the Nicaragua commissioner ard
that she much opposed 70 The foreign party Ncsr-
Rgua
Cooncl Kinney had Psbshsd letter in subantatiou Of
bis claim 10 Central America
by the arrival of the schooner Page san Franesco we
have important intelligence from Japan Jsddo wa de
stroyed By earthquake THE llh Or EOvsmbsr One
thoussod houses destroyed, and DIRTY thousand lives
lost.
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TBE WEEKLY USIOS.

Ibis weeks issue yin prove particularly acceptable
bisgs a al is dspart1ea % iU thousands Of readers
Il soatAins among other articles
The celebrated letter u HoB Samuel CAruther, d Ais
ou 10 his eonstitRents which shoud be placed 10 the
hauds q every voter IN the Union
The admirable speech u Senator Toacsy Kansas Affairs,
summary the fslgn iptsgsDee By the steamers Afri
ca and ARABIA
Letter from Ii0n HeAry A. Wise.
Editorials On the leading political topics and acidents q
the wrsk.
Special Ssw York commercial correspondence.
summary u the congressional proceedings for the
week.
Foreign and domestic news.
The latest intelligence by The aAa Aad the telegraph up
10 the boar u going 10 press.
Orders for copies should be seat to oountng
room on or before Tuesday. The Weekly Union has a.
rsady srlzasd very large circulation in nearly every
ton Of tbs country Large the circulation is ii s stead
liz aud RAPIDLY increasing TIE subscription pres is
placed At one dollar per barely sucien 10
cover tbe cost Of The paper nnd printing.
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NV foRE, March I2.-Flour has declinadsAes Of 900
barrels straight State 81 good Ohio IS southern 50.
Wheat has declined oens-sales Of bushels prices
nominal Corn droopiRgsass Of q 900 bRhes
mixed at Iz oHts Pork has deeRedsAles Of 100 barrels
al SIS G2. Beef dusaes Of 200 barrels Chicago
rePAeEsd at SIS So Lard langudaIes Of $50 barrels
lo5 cents "hiskey drooPingsae Of 700 barrels Ohio
at 30 cents
bALThoRE March Ia. Flour has declined l21z cents
sales Of Howard street at 81 rs City Mills 81 o6. Wheat
s@es Of white AT 81 s5 81 75 choice 81 SO; red 81 60
" o. Corn Ia drcFiagWbits, by measurement, s. 50
cents yellow BY weight So 50 Provisions are gen
orally snehaRged-mess pork sold for SIC l2 bulk shout
dsrs al 4 cents; sides, cents hams Bacon
shoulders firm cents sides 81 cent? hama IL lax
cents Whisky is frmersales Of City Pennsylvania
u 275< cents; Ohio Is cents
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WHERhas, ~ Decree Of ths High court g chan
w hHEmra
Thousand sEht hBpdrrd 6y Eve,
~ Aihsiah Cannin1.
E3srn wtaow, fsc~a@sd. snd Wells Re,v
guy directed whether Wfsrn snaias naned
said Ahmitah Csnn 10 nvmr dead and
and issus he sH
decreases sns whereas Lansing Hvinr
ca eaii6rrn.
hs undsr me ~ e tnr sad Ahsnh CanninE he sid M~n
Crunirr child, children, iaw.
and snd me -Esi psronH
suh "ftns Hs sy) aHd their sociror-
h Day Of JWy thumsnrd fhr
s ana sass npi BIO t slsi h~Hs
~ such cfid charea she chawhers ~
yfcsehrncsi0r r John ssua't squsrr
seH, erfn thereof 'sT Ne sxcwaea ths s.nehs n
TutsasY, me gp
hwn1Fvf and fy ocnck
hr ~ ~ esd iudre, sRpnt~A ndindzs~ s.ss en
n .Hd wai~s Canrinr- tA n0u ~ thcSssnS
hwwfrer snA fiY Fnsw1
ID hels~vvt, r Nsw 0iesws
d.y 81 rsbruzfy, ri~h sawAr~a nav.r
AlsvRFu HALL. Cfa~g Cl-fk.
FAFEFp, RpnkF rAREEp,
" Bedford rev, MiAdlspy1, FanmF-s so1tcifnrs,
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Loo AL N l. w 8.

A NOVEL ExTEETArsNESr.-Miss Clara Darling win
cite this evening Longfellows mach admired and much
abused Indian legendary poem cg "Hiaw1thA" The
citation win given 0dd Fellow Hail. the fair medium
Of Looeow poetic thoughts and images appearing
complete illusion. The whole entertainment essential
~ Dove and hould prove to be attractive in Wash
ington in Philadelphia, Miss Darling win have
reason TO regret her visit to the federal city.
Miss Clara KeAn assisted BIZ Mr. Canoen Is announced
to give concert CaruEs Saloon evening She
to highly recommended from The northern cities
Mr. Dempster still in the city, and the wish universal
that would citizens with another Of bis
comparable concerts.
At the general request the patrons Of the National Thea
tr Mr. Eddy has consented appear Jack CaGe to
evening.
The funeral Of Mr.. Albert Palmer Of Georgetown, took
place yesterday evsnsg Mr.. P. member Of the Yiri
Fire COMPANY, and his remains followed 70 the
grave BY bic brother fremsn Of the District.
The funeral II Mr. John G. Anderson Who Lost his life at
the 21dres Ere while In the heroic discharge Of duty took
place Afternoon The Demonstration Of respect for the
memory Of the deceased the part Of the Ere department
Of the District imposing IN the extreme The following
companies appeared in the procession and escorted the
their late brother their final resting plActhe
members being in fall uniform Columbia, Union Franklin
Anacosta Perseverance, northern Lsbertis Metropolitan
Hook and Ladder, American Hook and Ladder Western
Hose Cor which the deceased membsr) the Friend
ship of Alexandria and the yigiant Of Georgetown.
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United states Court of Claims.
9sRn

TIE HndenirRed John G. DevertuI Yart CIV ana NJ
Tbosapssn, a. wsh3nau, D. c. sornsys nd oountIsTs-
prosecution u claims TOR e
o = Eoversspcst, ta TIRE Ceuu q Claims.
Wnsnnr8a which iaifu<sd their ests
ty gentlemen 81 the pFSis-ston srd ih
e~swhsrs any par a The Dnian
They euled psrssnHly silhsr
Washington
hsfrr Congress deparmcu ear
furnished sPPaioa W parties isteesrd
JOHN {. DEyEREuN,
Ma % Broadway, wsu STREET, N-w Yak city
~. THOMPSON,
WsshiuElon cry.
y - c Dover s q commissioner Of Court q Cams-
laa s9-stnwrrf
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United States Patent Once.
WASN'T a ktnu. March n =

IN The petition or George L Wright Of West Springfield Massa
chuseS,
90 TIE 3cth 81 May 1884, for
ruaag letter pzPu' for Of
patent, which takes niace the May 1855
IL Is ordered tIai the said petition
on Monday, the l2fh Of May IL
pars"ns nuIhea appear cause II snv hry
hare why sgd penpan ought not be granted
Persons OPPOSING the
DHee their ohecons specially set forth 10 urAg,
days before The day o. heaunEi all
be used a. the said bearing be
with the rules ofthe See, which apa
The testimony in the will be closed May; dep
ositians and ntrr papers relied
flied in the oh1cs bcfre the oniRg
Euns~nis, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also thar this be Published nieI
and Evenirg star, Washington D. Balu-
Inne Pe"nsyaVznisn, Philadelphia Dng Book, Nrw
Post Bnstoa week for psrvou
to TIE i2h u May Eeri the day Of hearing
CHARLEs MASON,
Commissioners OF Patents
PsEAoss Of the above papers Ase espy teir
bids 20 The Patent Once with containing this
Mar ls--law3w
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pHyr eEErE prfv~ herff-t s~sHrasy Hoo~s-
sHs ~ Centre MsteF, ~ tho anss carrie sxA
this winfc TIE
fend 6Ta6. enuny between The OrpHn sssl9rs ffs
af@r a~sscnr 40 af
fhau~sna dollars, 81 n1 -
r. ne ssackr rnd hoPs snd and ssr paA Y
IN rrrs VII Frrnnirr mis- ehNrtahe Hs1rskra rasi ~ s
Einit. tOHN HOOVER.
Mar li--s1ts
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TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE REAL EzTATR-
ca anAnssday, us iSh 81 March, a-rd a
2h aay q Juns ~ lss duy scadad
Lfer A. ~ No - piss ga, 2as S6
rcuas fr washnEron
pahbc sHcin. fout 81 pcmiseS s'cAosk
n No and No ~, IN the rnh6iv
John svaon nuaboa ciiy oftgashprrsa
Ome f0uTth
twelve,
sns . - ~senFrd deed
n Ave
trustees he premises
ma NJ ~ ths frr parchsssr
cumvpyspctrg a. The % the purchaser.
John A. LINTON,
Nm. "a. WAkn,
c. W. BOTELEe,
Fsb I'D surt,oos~r
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commercial h4nklns aaaasiaelaias ana psusssoaA
WA s..is 49, p- "a s.s e IA a a'''
In ali departments badness life embracing esh
eePtanon q toaphy resources, proeaes Inventions i'm
IN a e sBheauoas Of industry neIadiRs
1 sn5 me c ~ S ~ Ss sss s,d -
Norih AnasricaR coHtinenI-ahe whole pang cOmpIsss
STANDARD BOOK or REFERENCE
Attending principal merchants.
isarrf and business en q al Professions trades aha eAss
on Of ne mos practical bsnsfi utos coameria
and industrial intefeouse
PROSPECTUS.
The remarkable changes eo praeee
and inc sra facilities travel
every mad Esch day
rs.oas cur important posil."n and The san md IN
advances b.Fe been with the Of
rng neehanrn aaa are me Fmr movers
and eomneFee e features Of whole social
stsan. aad shtnias znnharns distance
co ans = minute travel aa transport goods win
tny and depach which develop unprecedented
Department. Of enUuerciAl enterprise.
There OF The uaeA that has bscnas iRt
msey enn~strd both sOcay COMMERCIALLY other
par and nc, 'ne un,sa Ssies oa bal al Ng,, Aeea from
sach An intimacy OF s0e and e"mHea esOns has rendered
Necessary the ~ork We now pFog'"e
and ohsr. % Ie engaged % the EaI'oGs
procured Al great and are Tdra a. capital
HANGING lie value Of establishment Therefore, work
would urdoaosdy the valuable hddioa made 10
equally iEspastsB saarss being no man cvnpead
and information properly ehendsd
Ttae and cSasree eOFsns The Whole Of North Aref
fssl COMMERCIAL geographical, and statistical description Of
second coHpsnd Of the commercial and laausu. resources
Ta,ss Gasssrpsaa q n. geography oPosshy TssSaro-.,
r'. asa he Bl'.is pssvnees, aipha'e.,easy sraRged
ne q each city md viii Be slPhsbeal order,
Is Ers'saieA E1os eouny % winch belong Papulanan
sosaaercial poni descpos rsroarees
AMI mcl important hit- together with all The fehlss Of
t-er for each stas TeTiioy &c all % which combined w
Finn under az Icwas, csa-s, gwen
agh sbticai nfesr trade ard profession including
eag@ta npoysa new psF--s ws Issir rlrrnsuoa se
ss .. as sa s.sa . ss... g. aTrs " .
of eaea iows and and conhnBg Together .n
salSr far tss whole uased states aas as C.saaas
Ia word % be useful pro
statistics viii be coapreh~Hded The drsasH fnish ths
bai could derived from personal and HirgsH squsiuan
The IA "Hy from the authentic sources from
We aena ana vssi ar c@un Jemanas We hsys TsanIed
competent and COPS q spo-r
he pass BY rvtryhlnE uaim
preserved
eomp,is, psres imperial svo of thr.s
rssrd As de desires inmaoR can b a ras oasee = ~.
dsaaiaos q a word ia ordiaary defasao.
ssT..'asr. -. ps-sd oIs -, .sy mind q SrHa ssrs.
lo ms saecrss crp.s,ap NJ m prees ), raae Iss rse
capitalist the producer The -hirr factor
carrespuadence furuishag
LrH sshce q communication immensely sHPsro' TO ali f'eT
The whoe aas and conception Of ibis sapesdoas undertaking
saccessfaI nd imnrediass ysefion.
We y win perfect hEh apprec'Sion by TIE
thir bsha P'eds.
P'efs asa faithful euoeuron u ~hat ne have
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TIE SECOND EVER DRAWN IN THE UNITED Stairs
ON THE HAVANA PLAN
Ella Jsnusy al ne high praxes were nd
Our passsioa ts thai los van afs~ 'he psAo'
numbers IN another.
sig,eoa.
MARYLAND LOTTERY TO M DRAWN ON THE HAVANA
FLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or MARYLAND,
Class Trs,
To The cEy q Rsunos hsuland on Saturday,
Mar ~, 1855
Fzru aounsnE dollars ~1ll be aisirt1ted According
TO IN. .pae ass scheme.
ssaso nwmhers-l.oee prizes
Primes p.v.ba, IL nI hoa dessron- One prize svery
twenty uctrn.
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Assignees Sale at Philadelphia.

ONE THOUSAND AcREs VALUABLE LINE OAK TfSBRR
" LAND on NOsQUtio RIVER, EAST FLokiDA~-On
ssrch ssh, ESD, "a ocek IA the eye.tsS VIII DO
pabc Phsdsphs Exchange, al that tract
snd Containing situate IN rsnhais SWAMP East
Flods being survey ies by
Csses r. stsAse ID Assnr 70 and
Cour Of Unsd sssies ah feeru
sr Issseing Of sad scn-ss ssrvey
Of co..
The dlle deed may b a
THOMAS b SONS,
Auciionc~rs, 81 and ~ sourh Fourth 81
ThnzSYlpAfn peh MAs-@oc3d
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prsSo Poa saLE-Ths psaro fore tasn Nsw Yors
Canrrsss rseeutT
wsshs.x1Sn f4rd tesch hgrs ~ f tn
Just b. The ss< asPa ~ corvs
HIh4s kindly
puhishnw hnns~ NJ Eaok Aruff~r
Broadway, Yort, on-r-d for v. ..
D-~s is.ehsr and To pushc respectfully mvssd
M cess has mary from distinguishes uaaosans
sod
March i3-dN
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CHOICE WINES, LIaUoss, AND CIGARS.
wholesale sud Retail sI.e, superior Oysters %
Families. o. ga Pvnn- Ay~nms.

TULUS DE- sAULR- having c0paefed hss
prorunH supplies n frrsh oys~f "
partd farnisa fAustrs dsy by TIE
Eaonwarsntrd ssh sid superior nud prepared win
pa. clfaBlins
HDussseepsrs he sunpssa win nyErrrs ~
esvirr II FafhmaBa
a. Barns. No sS Pennsylvania hwshu~,
De Ssuws, - PsnnsyTana
len
Orders wing Hausers ~ ne aserK)
w win prump ssntion and III parties 0tdrrnr
rely rsceivur rhs finest oysEefs - he msrkR
So aad vsh1fs wAdnssa, and Uih
deliver the city on 10 O'Clock 10 ne
uutd ocork night
Ca.h ceiivsvy-
I eosrs supsrior eaup, 81 bot
ie 81
porter, ptns scoh Gssy FtisssiPha
and and &c fsHy Al
ta~ss Reuuhe, o. the best qaaiiTy.
Jaus u htng srPartsneut and
according nfcsfM ne
Enrfy hoafles bOsEht sna rscofvsd N psyment
Twe superior aJsseT shacksrs tHsunraistry wasted.
Mash a-auf
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THEME sr. b"t 10000 tickets In the scheme N lac
Havana hrDHgui bFe us PSh;lc
MrSs Miller Co. BALTIMORE AZ a novelty
modes Distributing the guue refreshing
be ivry demand
nAsrpz tbesefss~ hehowves AL especially
az will
MILLER 4 coz,
st. Psul-sfrest corner, BAilImgrs Maryland.
Frb ay-asw9w
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OFFICE or THE CossoILnaTEp LoTEEisrss
or MAINLAND.

Ter &scuHE ne Cnn.ohdaaes Lot
Try OF srysshs, cass IS, drawn March ", 1856:
1t "a ID Sin 5ih 9Th sih ssh leth Ikh I9rh
81 - II 81 IS 30 IS IS 60 CT 90
l3h lfth Isrh
20 CT Al 50
The fHo~iag s dawn Patapsco Institute
L9Irry, Glars q, dawn March Il, isSs
1t "a u 4h 5th Oh Th Sh Iod lin ian
Sc IS 10 SO "a Al IS IS Al IL IS IS
n. FRANCE d CO, Managers.
Last Rusrsrs, Commissioner.
March Ait
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DIED.

Al the TedFncP ~ Mr. CAPITOL Hin on tie ian
instant Mr., GEORGE l. ABBOTT, Of namPdsn, Maine.
The fuHsfa wi lake place (Fday) afternoon al O'Clock
Maine papers please cogyJ
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rsrrset LOussiAna 10 the Democratic National ConYenon
q bs hsad q Cincinnati the 9Th Of Jane
Dssafe' e. tgrgeMsszrs. Pierre Scale Alciblaaes De-
blane, y" - ParhAu, and John l.. Parham.
Dtraa aasgatss-hesSrs. Lasere, Derbss, Pagh, Cot-
HAn, n A. Hatch, AeFIAtoa Alexander MDuton and r. A
Morse
20 instructions Eers given 70 the delegates.
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NEW oAtEASs, March l1-The steamship Texas has ar
fFsa IRON Vera Cruz Sith dates the stb instant There
had been iittle change IN the condition Of affairs.
TanArez was s At Puebla and 900 gorrramsnt troops
EeEe soon expected 70 bssiege him
At other points the revelation had been put down.
TIE eonftnent Congress had elected Cooafot President
for year.
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HoadspPafRS-t Treatise en- Homeopathic Practice n
VI sraFc4ntE comprised fr
GOEn~se professional Third
sfgsa- BY HnHEng sh-rrIll, ~ D. 81 sac ~
TAYLOR u NaUgYs
Bookstore pear Oh -rr,rt
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hOTIGE-bs hereby gives
inst parlasrhP wiHr Bqaor ernr, ard
esEbtmnt, No so PrnnsYvana city - VISA
sod adT~sa NG0Wa Ihtegescs sr, and GiOb,
newspapers, HS 70 lows
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Movsy.~cus W ssra. N h
vi err, SOD b. pucna-~d ~ me sne~crih~r
wSr-v nds frr ~ cc-trFrTsd r ART
ursnard
7. JEFFERSON SMITH
Fth s-eoRH once 81 L0qasana Hvraus, tpsrpna hsoS)
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kofcE 10 poverty o,Foers-The owners Of lots in
~ 575 and SIG,
qgese 0ce between tue hoars oi IA ana ,ek
p M e. early eonysaient
. John BLAKE
Mar if-1ih Commissioner Buiding.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

THE OCEAN hr v. W. G~~s~. .osb~v 81 mn = tnfr@-
I amrs*on Tronsr~ I've sarwrsl.ts Ar- 81
laui~~. rssss tson Csrm@n ~ W FarneEr.
wuJ usrssa n SERIES u siseonrpssi "
slt~~f p~Fn~. 81
M.s-r-r E.vl,s ssrs~s R>~& ~ Cha-ses q L~~-S g -
rorgfvrous r FRS es~sior r. ne fhr oSra
cuurrr-s 81 49, russeA sratsr ~ hweHca Ih 3rrts.
Jsss p~esish.a, ard 81. Al TAYLOR AAIkhr
March aonssaorss M~~f pm Nsf@s
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
ISTERioR DEPARTMENT.

Iad0H BarsuuSzrrsader Of AmoGLsr Taaiaa belongiMg
TO the Band Ao AFaoksa ths Mod Party az November, lS54
month or two ago announced that all except Of The
band Of Indians who attacked and killed the ma party in
1854 had been delivered up the proper authorities, and
that the remaining would be delivered PrAc
tcabe The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has just
ciFed letter from the Indian ageuey Fort Laramie,
dated the h November last which states that the nephew
Of Red Leaf Brule Indian had surrendered him at that
date compliance with the demand Of General Harvey,
commanding the Sioux expedition, and had been delivered
to Coloue Hoffman, commanding Fort Lawrence. There
bat Indian remaining Of this party that has not sur
rendered and be is qne young and lying i'll with the
consumption Indian village the Soath fork Of
the Cheyenne river which indisposon preEents bis
noval An interpreter bad been this Indian vii
lAge to bring of his condition, who states
that there chance Of his recovery that he wished
be brought and that he the word that che
would in be could walk If he recovered
far. This il another instance Of the good faith Of the
Indian Whatever Of vice hirsness Is nbodisd in
the Indians character the rdnex with which be Adheres
to his word should impart lesson many Of his white
brethren.
PsHsEoH oies.-Mr. William Flinn, Of Pennsylvania has
been appointed to temporary seooDdela erkshp in the
Pension Office. Salary, 81 400 per AMMAN
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Corcosp, March 3Iis believed that the abooaists and
know notsns viii have nsority in the Legislature and u
AstnsH Is mt chusou By The people which yet doabfp
be wi Be elected BY the Legislature upon joint ballet
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AE~ oGLEASs, March 1.-Two hundred recruits for
NAef let IN the steamship Daniel Webster yesterday
Nicaragua among thea wAs Col. Parker H. French