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The daily union., 1856-04-04
Nh. RIDDLES SPEECH

High sOeOtiums pronounced upon the speech Of Mr
Edward Kddle Of Boston NsssAshusrtts at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire lev evenings previous the recent cleo
tOr in that State We hAr, been waiting for full repor,
Of The speech and bence have pSbsbed the many cap
iiA extracts from 1t have from TO time The
following, bo~sEsr, is too goed hin 20 he lSngsr kept
make apparent the iBoonssteut rcckls.s and one
sded view of bs-s Abtinn ds De-d attention
10 he sci that Brga6iw General Henry Wilson had pre-
pared hmssl have been credby aSormed 70 attnek
a the Senate the Prsdsnts Ksnsss esg, in
BITE terms lie 10 have opened his battery on the lsth
feorusry last and probably such discharge - missiles
sho shs and otber coubusbs materials which
pngsasrs ~thsy erPsrisncs eOud have wei brOsEbi
sne relaison vsud have shaksn the Cspt0 fgzsda
uon vssa he white Hguss the greund and scattered
nhzgson Monument q ths wsds, but Cor the sending
ths s.nss Pruasut Psrse the day, evidspcs
thsf s srEsdirs uhsnpiass Lane and
kOhiasos-hsd demanded not only proclamation but the
nesrenoe % the Cstsd Statas troopstbe very things
vneh Ssaaor Wilson ws prepared dspouBOs This eaassd
the briEseT 10 rghf abeui soePsbrssss aLs psodp
Asch the Presdsnt dsd not most eF~rtuslr .u< ths
s.sck eotelsr this tine aon knew wAai waxing ussaEs
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Nm. EucHAxAx.


Some dsoni0n having taksn plAss upon Tie pos1n q
Mr. Buchanan on the Kansas Nebraska hi as permit
ted to copy the following from letter addrssssd
by Mr. Buchanan to Senator Sds dalud London On the
2sth Of December hast when there seemed 10 be no sF
snce 10 Mr. BIS thorough identity with the democrac
party on this m On al other ias0eE II win be seen that
Mr. b. speaks Of the Kansas Nebraska bill with his usual
frankness and decis0n We confirmed in our impress
by this letter that man, Of men and NO news
paper al warranted 10 speak aufAotAsely fur Mr.
Buchanan apOn this upon any other question His
words speak for themseireA
The letter Of Mr. Buchanan not IL win be seen in
tended for publication but the gentleman TO whom
addressed has thought necessary Aer the editorial ar
els in the Union Of "Wednesday last lay it before the
country:
The question has been settled by Congress- and this set
tieent should be inexhy maintainsd The Missouri Com
promise gone, and gone fureysr But assault should
be made upon those democrats who maintained IT, provided
they willing in good faith maintain the settle
i'm itself.
" II well known how labersd in company with south
have this line extended to the Pacific ocean But
has departed The tie for u has passed away, and
verify believe that the best-nay the onymode le Of
putng the fanaea and reckless spirit Of abolition nj
the North adhere the existing settlement without the
slightest thought appearance Of wayerng and without
regarding any which may be raised against it.
The daily union., 1856-04-04

hEETIEs IN SEyKxTH WAHp.-At the adjourned
nsstng ID ths eti1ens Of this ward held a Island Hail.
Tuesday evening Last to eondsr matters Of gensr inter
the ward George w. Garrett prssidsd and L. r. Hol-
mead was appointed secretary committee Of which 3.
l. Atee was chairman reported series Of resolutions
which earnest and energse grounds aen against the
Proposed removal Of the Long Bridge and able array
arguments and facts presented going TO show that the
navigation Of the river had not been impeded BY the
Long Bridge, but that the impsdiments had existed
previous to its erscoa The resolutions claim that the
Long Bridge affords the convenient shortest
route between the North and the South the
from the city post Office in Washington Aexanaa
and three quarter miles via the Long Bridge and and
half miles between the points by the way Of the Three
Sister, above Georgetown and that any depar-
sars from the present locality Of the bridge sacrifice
the wsnre Of the reatsr number for the benefit Of
resolution, introduced by DIR. J. T. Morgan was also
adopted dscang the experience Of thase residing in the
ward that the sas in the vicinity Of the Long Bridge
mot preIdc to health The crowded condition Of
columns prevents from publishing the RESOLUTIONS
full.
The subject Of market upon the Island was discussed and
the chairman instructed confer with the aldermen
that ward and urge them aid facilitate the passage
a bill through the city councils for that purpose
After authorizing the chairman issue call srbss-
quent mesngs upon application of five ctizsns of the ward
and requesting ths city papers publish these prooeedngs
the meeting adjourned &ins die.
THE C1Rcus AaEsr-ws are beginning to be inoo-
uated with the prevailing interest about Circus
ment which nsrt week. The Circus has long
been the popular amongst all and cund-
tions but ordinary Circus calls out snch crowd
have in this city how accommodations provided
for all the people who win fock to performance
which all the very best performers in this country ap-
pear?
Two ladies who returning from the sacred
the City Assembly Rooms Broadway, Sunday night
Their home in Wooster street. in company with Or Lndw
had their cioaks and dresses totally destroyed by yfro
They worth SI50--Esp York Mirror.
The 'vitrio hare made their appearancs in
Washington Two ladies of this city had their dresses de-
stroyed by these miscrsants lsst week.
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soRTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC srATE cosvEx.
T1Oy

The Ralash Standard Of the ID inst says:
I've weeks from to-day the democratic Stat.
W. sssemeis Many meeungs have been held 70 sspcins
dsgsts-, md the best eeg sainates the demor.cr W.
nosrsy trust that al wbe coursuisny .tssnd s A.
~ La 90 A"ps fsH ~o~vsntien. Come up frirnAs by
sunars PePsrcd 10 Ee your voices and your nsa.pc.
W ueh Dsasurss and for sne win mos. vur.lv
eur Erest PripaPaes snd insure the triumph q the
essddsts rbS may rspresuns thoss pri.cipr. 49, A.
people.
me only hope now lsa TO the country in the demo-
USue party We have the num5srt but numbs-s wifhuus
s"s spd ergsuausoa may b. evepcwersd Tbe victories
have wen b much sort and many sacrios can be
per~snsn and valuste ouly By continued energy,
vEisnos md pEanizsuon."
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Markets..

HEw ToRK, April s.-Flnur has dectned-sales Of 1000
bbls. 10 good State sc IS S.; common to low
grades Ohio s. IL ~ IS good standard southern
81 81 81 g fancy to extra southern, So 50 Wheat
hrsses Of oOo bushels southern white 81 Coru
has adEanoedsaes of a. 900 bushels
Pork mprovng-sales Of 800 bbs. at SIS g.
Beef du-sales of 200 bhls Chicago repacked nj SIS
Lard improving Of $50 bb lO11 cents whs-
key is frm-Saies Of 2oe hbiG. Ohio at 2s51 eents.
BALTInoRE, April 3--Fsur heavy and unrhanged-sales
Of Howardstreet 81 and City Mills Ss "a The mar
ket closed dull Grain receipts hsary-sses
prime white wheat 81 GO 81 So and prime red
81 SIS ss but prices ranged very rregulsriy. Corn
sales Of white at 81 81 cents ind yellow 81 ceut by
weight and prorisions good demand
and the market ID firm Pork IL hgber-saies of
SIS 80 Bacpn-shouders, So sides, ~ cents
hams II l2l Small saes Of lard 10 I0 cens
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NEW RAII.RoAD cIRcUs.
MRssRs. sPALDIKG 4 ROGERs,

n
Hsxins psssa.a Ne. Es.s.a Ea.Aishmsa winter
middle and Mes EasiaRd slalsI, ~ bs a4s
NEE R-lILR0AD CIRCUS,
'' are ] Ss@.asss ] S s ss. s. ga ass ss"s'' q Albany
NINE RAILROAD Cans,
eaasay as ss sksa Oa me naeK % Is gsunss -
s'd 10 snHAan AAA asssIs "a sH""1Aesa 70 tAs ssaa-AD
Eas@gsmsAss, wiGAs1i ii.laa sr price,
who ~sad Ssslsss uasssslossd sssasIss sflas
sup@isEly al sEAsTs.
ss sss nave arranged e ssias .s sas ~ s sisSS1aa
GRAND CIRcus TOUAkAMENT,
To be hold ~ WA.hington fOr days ouly,
cormsnrtas Monday, april 7,
Cnder eaPAeoas marquss
1a - ss % % ss.s @sS s s CERTAIN ~ S
's,,s 7, i95 a.tl me ..a,a ioio~iss a. prlzss: -
I'd ssssans engagement Railroad Circus Al
sAy - added salary has
auy any Department whore
sassd % Msssn spaaias Iossrs A' A'sAA' '"
sss @s Of % sss % es%ps @ %nS s e,Tf no
sAs fslo~iRg dlriAsuabsd eompsd eacl
especially dssigaa,ed IN their sniry, VIZ:
LANES RoRLssoE Of South carOlHs,
n s4i fss sss win without saddle
IN. IET1TEks sii Lea aRoGSE, @ from LoaA.. and ror.
ce@psas Az adis. and ssAtsIazA, shs
rUss HoRsER e Kentucky, and STEVE LEE Of London,
NED EESDALL, ~ hassaoAusstaG, KEkD.aLLs BRASS
b.dADs ef Gightcon aaEseiaas,
A the busa Bagsr Rnd Brass Band
Two PARTIES each the only
eats have both entered for the
the Glsbe Per be-. and The Double Ladders,
The AMERlC.dN bROFHERS-H MAGILTOR,
nia; GEO LUMBAR, OF Maryland Y. DONALDSON M Aiaba
aud C. ck 'SBf, Of ohin and
TAe f-9NKEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIgHY, uf C,hiO; f.
OMAR q tHsinla; J. DAVENPORT Of Texas and C. MOVES
u MssIsTR. Of rsnnsyls.nia. and LIZ LEuNE BuRTE by
RAcar
Mad oLIEzl Of Rnssn lne hes, Tight Rooe
Perfesms, -
The M.aE-MoEEEY has Gymnaste Eaues
tgian
entered brGre the sa closes
tApril 5l1O the following well known RIDERS Gyua
ac engaged hh the of performance
intervals Of the contests, viz
Mssdsmss onond Waite ROdinson, DGBenport; -sugus
and R0sI Lee Mod Lapuey Las Msuns REbeEt Wkns,
hu JOG HaatA j. Gayi0r, r. TAomas c. stlnEon, Rnd #.
D0rsey-
Purify inspire the efforts Of The competitors
coNGREss OF EQUEsTRIAKs,
md partly Tehnrs projectors auspices gre
Eaheng vi Circus celebrities
horne, The Puniie will
which the eoHlests lake place, the following
Prices sf GSuaisKon
Boxes attendance 2 cens
Ph - csnis Coorcd boses 5u children half
Is
GyDoos open very night l. p m ON "Wednesday
and saturday afernonns al l2S, The will be
psectseIy al IN and I2k-
Ts regularity during
has eoafdad Mr. Edwsrd Kendall
Ihe Ring Mr. kober White
The Ring Horss Of companies viii
use Of the competitors. April l-ind*
The daily union., 1856-04-04
United States Court or Claims.
rakkn

THE undersigned John c. DeEereuxy ut New York and
7hampson, a Washingss ID. g..
an-oeaird fa the
ua government, In the Court of Claias.
They wt immediate and rnrefh nueHtion
Washsngoa iEuuwtse heir
ErntIemsn and ctauans f Kew
ark elsewhere N nHy part of tha Union.
cSBBTed
hrfss. Congress departments
funisd application by fe parfis~ irasrd
..r. JOAN C. DESEkEuX.
No. sO broadway, Garner Wan stresi, hrs Yak city.
M. THOMPSON.
"a os# Il. Washington ciIy.
g.B-J nexereux q comms1onrr Of he Cou Of Canins.
3i-Aawnd [fniei.1
The daily union., 1856-04-04
CHARLEs MASON,
rnr..ns.wSmner of pnssrstm-

EoTIcE-Koace hereby the unknown heirs ard Is
" representative Obedsh wondon DECREASED who R
Lifeline the rsvniuanay IN 7S 40 henienan IN
te commanded by Captain John morn d DIE eh Va
connn1tai lsr, thai sa5d OheaIah
wondsaB died whIls IN szd % sens hs n g i1
appcG1IDn military innd wsusuir No. 6SsIy sas
ssaed iaET u u said lnedizh Wcoaaon f saa ScI
transferred 10 Henry
gaey Josiah Bene, Loot
nsald application and duplicate asiaed on s Hai
as wear A D is57 berg s6p7, calling s AZ
pIocsanss kad In the court 81 csarm1h pea< Ceu ouan
~ Ohls elaaeery sting terFeng tue sEsd 10
nszgDsd fas DO Agss
arcnnt have scrip tssued N oH
warTani, cntEed a An making fur
provisions RscsoR of Vnin land wzrrsnfs,n
prvved ~ A. u. les2.
Esr g-laE9laays. A. D. PETTJCREW.
The daily union., 1856-04-04
Mar 25--dew
John III. Bufhmann.

IspOTta and Dealer IN WIne Brandy, CisGrs, 4r.
Pennsylvania Gsrase 81 s1reeE alde
II supply cigars, among
III fDs~ng kekaIa, T. Cas- Inhesz
CahAnA Lonls Nsyoeon
schieaam, . ronfainins
q
neI, N
IN
high aEs.r. NJ Madeira, sherry, porl, kE
Apa-5n
The daily union., 1856-04-04

ali. Free and thorguRh uvesEmtior into any and all
alleged sbuses Of pupic funeunGes and sEricf eceno-
my IN public expenditures. n PEauom
Aer adoption q the shove plank were surprised
indeed st the bomnatios Of Rard Fillmore The public
have hardly recovered from the ~GHlphn and Gardner
fsuas erritensent and the United States treasury viii
feel fur many day the ja-rng It's PSSsrings got from
the Fillmore Galphin cabinet We suppose the knew-
nothing party win iruorr These "ssged abuses Of pubBc
funeti0uarv. ."-Eaals Reck Tyrw Dsnocrm.
The daily union., 1856-04-04

PLAEnss-A letter dated Alton, Illinois, March 77th
says;
Some farmers are already at work ploughing up fbs
sunny Slopes in their gardens Some po,stUes have ber1
PIsned IN sPoss aIong the sand ridges of the Amer
can Bottom
The Nashville Tsbnezssl Banner Of ths nth Hlt. says
farmers are busy preparing their grounds for seed sbo'
which hss been greatly delayed by the PrOtrAcsd cold
weather"
The daily union., 1856-04-04
GExUIxE eARDkk SEEDS.

TEE md the pubic
his supply u be neove direct hna
winch be Toud sprrtAty call
ne hBs sock Of grun sHy fnce eeS sns obe'
rEdh early York. large fak, nha
Dutch cnhn cHuhoSers, bro
etaces bsaf eagis, pafssrs, essl IA
cueumbexx psn ionhni0e berbs hes WIN S
sdhe vexetuhle seeds IN Tr.ut variety
sBG r6nuexaus m the srea trade BE-
u ETi e1cs1eres ana very modsrse
prices .a..-...-.. .
eas Vasncd, sbe single packen eoo
rms n vsry
CutaiuEaes D be had spphcsfi0n
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Warehouse, sas TN street, corner ofH
The daily union., 1856-04-04

BusEEs At WHErIISG-Ths Gazette Of Tuesday reports
eight and half fee; the channel Of the river At
that point 1t says business eUatipuas brisk and adds
Large quantities Of pork brought up the boats De
sides unusually heavy Of -four and roducp are
beng shipped through the East over the RAtDor, ana
Ohio railroad.
The daily union., 1856-04-04

BaESuM-A private letter from Mr. Bnrnum 10 a s-un.-
man In Boston concnaes 40 fol0ws:
have no indncemsnts 70 struggle agnin 10 scquirs
wsnh for the debs against me on account of
the dock company win oysrshsd0w me TO ths grave
have paid and secured all my private aebts1
The daily union., 1856-04-04
MOUNT VERNON.

John 4 Washington, ESQ., the proprietor of Mount Ver-
non has written letter Mira Maria Woford of South
Carolina in which he briefly, but positively
that the place 10 not fsr sale
The daily union., 1856-04-04
LocAL- .nRws.

cemplaanss both lsad and dssp hoard IN sidss
regard both 70 the quanty and quality u the gas far
nsh1a ~ ths a1hngtsa Gas Company. Oar tiEsns
newer sars OF one weeks steady snppy and what
regarded ~ an oecAoRal Inconvenience Eapdy assuming
the shape Of eoned nnizancs the nuiuanoe can only
De ahAisa ~ the establishment Of rival company let
have one Nhsst rthsr loss Of time, temper, and money
The following are the present ruling in this city for
md
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ID Y r Il l. e q n A p III .
Rhode Island Election.

Providence, April 3.-The returns are al in. Hoppin
governor BARTLETT secretary of Hart attorney
general elected by nearly three thousand majority
Thsre chacs for lieutenant
The aboltionst and know nothngs have majority
both branches Of the legislature.
The daily union., 1856-04-04

Kentncky, very low just block Of eight two
story dveInEhouse brick VITA lots ls feet front and o
deep sold last week A from S7O0 70 ssas casblevs
than the houses could be put up for The Courier yu
this iE q fair specimen Of prices Just now.
The daily union., 1856-04-04
Law Parfnership.
/. IAKIN.
r. J. WALKER

u. W
o osEtT J. WALKER LOUIS gARIN formes n parts
IL Trial of supreme
ct te United states the C0n Ut Caiss AadTes
hiGFlrn CTty, ID. G.
Jan
The daily union., 1856-04-04

DELTH-Tbs scieuh6c world will learn with regret II,
death Of the celebrated ASonomer Won Bela which took
plAcs Venice the 18th Of February in hs seventy.
fourth year
The daily union., 1856-04-04

NNw sPRING GoODs FoR GEr11-EmEn.-P. J.
sTEEk merchsnt tar No. fss seven sresa, h,fwesn
and having has gooas, ths
hts ana hs pse tho ts s'"ek
compeFe- GeHdsntn chsce tsyi-s
early hassE sl-Eam
win The eek usual and
elegant furnishing FDodE FOR Esnts1aen
hnTI 3un
The daily union., 1856-04-04

GEErROUs rsDo~xEsT.-$3eO 600 hav. already beeu
subscribed 10 the university he located ct Greensboro
Alabama, and it's friends say they viii start it with
100000
The daily union., 1856-04-04

GAEEIIEs % S7EsssoarxThs Legislature Of Aialrarna
has passed Law prohibiting gambling on ssauBbos.s un.
der heavy penalties.
The daily union., 1856-04-04
OF CIA L.

rmAErr DrrAr4rrrr December ], Isas.
hereby
thai department psrrhAe
sad sOcks when the offered prior
I Of Juas ner hd viii psy therefor following prices
Fur ock Of 1894 premium Of per eem Tor
IB4s premium per
under tb. Is50, monty
Hy STOCK emium O And for sock 1 the loan o
1885, No-emhsr, Is46 received b,
Trrasury January ne premium oas p-s
Trrcrved between The s January and
preaiam Of and n received
ind psr zss lst of Jsns premium per
Inlere win also be allowed sBck specified
pal sf ths esrheaaes rrocveS ~ s Is January Aer
ta' aats, The iutsrcs, viii be allowed addition
lou h January aAs af
aHy sl bs .owca AA6ioa fr te reach ts
seller.
Curusc.a sspamsDi prr.,p,
ssula duly assigned Unsd slatos ~ me
strrus prior January nez party
eutiaad 10 r~psvs tse puschsss-man-y.
Psy..pt By up-p NE assist
eHtbed % rseevs the money nIag direct
secretary of the Treasury
CUmBERLANDs as..osr., wr+at-a BY hiu.self, ea.-
ss-gsssss sas sssss.rs q .r1ss. O s @a Garsd pes;
s,as. @ j 90 '' Lives " "' '"'F' FRaScK TATIoT
w.ss " ssl % ss: .ass ssSs o. a.I SSs br
Ru and ehsr. hs aansui.ea
irs~s-fns had, ana .hieh hi,
Mcmairs ezceedinaiy Instructive and 'niertztnHr.
The skscs and an-cd vhch he has introduced nin h
ss%ss AZ. p NE ssss ssss ~ hs his ss % o
suthsw and consequently vHIus witch dncuh over
ymsss r-EneycopSaa BnlnnnscA
Apaffs
qssE ere-s Pi.-s % wsshsnstsn--This week
I've smp~ps ,&ans., uf HsBe1 DAVIS, n Co.s make
oa- of Bscsu d kzvsns
One sf Liaha d AewsnuAs-
be sbsr astzbiissmnsa 70 hs city Ramem
h,r John F ELfFrss
Grh.s Pizne E-tsbHshnert
AurA 1s Fenn
N LIE TERESA PARoDt beg. leave snssw-o.
grand csscrr Ish ap W
Ps snsesch and Ssno Leauafa UNDER tine atrecoa of
MsarcS stakDsch-
received Win wherever
sung w h-r
Mar ne-u
TIIa smother chesoe lst OF Rennets, Sh@ksrs
. Bsesmsu,b ~ hsas and caPs sf every ae.u5pnsn.
Rissnds, b-saiful styles, paess.
csspsss mnlne nssan sks, Hrop~, sunnei smes
ke- ..
select assortment q arr~s ,rtmuniar&
sarvh he-Iw Esv.nfh E.r-ra sho-s Psrs.
uANgED a TEACHEH---A r.uuernsn sssch suaa
clsysn Greek, Lnfn, french. msheunes, sd psms
sc Sea rssaencs Eepe reed ayy weo aFs
rot nausess and hnisid suaIAusians S.lsr nssrs Ne
Vernan, Ms~-ssppL
MARCH &-dlR
The daily union., 1856-04-04

A VOTE rDEA-Tb. Nsw York Bible Society is medftA
ting the Plan u Publishing the Bbe in newspaper form
for general circulation
The daily union., 1856-04-04

oEFIIE IHR Con~oaIpaTED LoTTMmIEs
mARyLAnn.
nowfHE nunhes crnaa
Lr-y - Nnryiasd, o b-ncn sf 0f Del Air.
Arrh |, 1875
I- n ID an So sh - sh pa I0A nsh Iah I'm ian
a - - ~ IS ~ 81 II sl 20 Il 20 ~ 10
Fvtspses
lsa4srg, ia. d-~wE AtsB q,
~ "a A sa en- Tn sA Oh IeA Ip.A la-
- Is IS 81 3 al 81 IL Is
n nrPssrl, caassl.slo-sT.
hga<-h
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spAfS ute cuofb VI me IFhi cohptuLbfs II u
CONGRESs or EQUEsTRiANs,
Notice of Limited Partnership.

TIE undersigned
itsd partnership under the irm af Appleton place
Of busness h the VI Baltimore for
selling stnckE n@ss tn foreign and donesue exchange bonds
and checks and the
exchanRe William
aowe reside sad city, genera pAtaenz
Rnl rrsldes In LouoOun Vstnsr
sad George Rus hns contributed his T
stack Thousand dpIlHTr
sad cenmeaesd
10 teruaInaie The 18th day Of blarch, lS57.
WM, sFCART APPLETON,
W. 10 ELL,
Mar 25-dew GEORGE RTsT Of Virginia
AgIhG ourselves 0sEher Indicated
III nollce The
stocks bant foreign domese
o and time hills, of nans
hustBeHa pfe sscar-
of We utl c0lecoas,
cbecka, and Alow interest Standing
We have secured Of Mr. LAWRENCE r. BAYNE
taf the frm ~ Seden WitberE Co. WashinRnp, D.
his Undivided general
and al viii fuy
APPLETON \ CO.,
April 3-6N 24 Baltimore
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posT OFFICE pEpAR-MErr.

SsE Post 06oes.-Ths following named post Office,
estHbsbsd and the following gentlemen appoint
ed postnAsterS
KAna~ba Falls, FHystts county, Virginia samuel 4.
Carrick, postmaster.
Cary, Wax. county, Worth Carolina A. r. PAr. post-
master
Calhoun, Henderson county, North Carolina Dard shu
ford postmaster.
ssrsls Spring ChsrVkes county, Worth Carolina & G.
Morrow p0stmsster Re-sstahIished.
Tempismans hila, SPsrtAnsbarg South Carolina David
D. Collins postmaster
waleott, Rice county Minnesota Joseph Richardson.
p0stmaEter.
The daily union., 1856-04-04
Enkked stAfes EsAaeuf of1co,
WuaiKinpaon. Fs-hrusry IA. IeJG

IN ths peuon Of Michael pyo d rhadslph.a fsDny'sa
" praying for the granted hm tr
essentis oi fos fsn
rhe sxpntaH Of said Patsnt which akss place On The %
fisrh day Of May, is5s-
saie petasn be henrd Pssnt once
MBbasy May ID oacBock, ans E
a"hsd 20 appear md asw caase any they hHse
Why said petition ought nnt 20 be Ernuted.
Prrsors opposine the
once objections specially sctfoh IN writing Iessstwrpy
uf An filed by either
said taken and uanHned Tn
codHnce rules o hs ece. which wi be furnished
plicuiun.
testimony win be chased tbe bth Hf May
aspussi0us, gfher papers relied testimony,
once beiaBe the morning Of thza cay tB-
arrumenis, any, within ten GAYS tbsrea1u-
be puhisbee IN fe Uusos nsen
wHsnRtsn, D. c. kepubsczn, Bal
Phfadephin. Pa; Jdu
OF Commerce, Yarf, " q week fsr three
Of Nsy The day Of
bearing
Counisxianer Of Paisnfs-
s-EGnon papsn win piea.c copy, une afne
bills PEieni once with containing TINS nuiice
Feb I5-law3w
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sr ,. c. nceuIRh.. A.rtl.rrer.

VALUABLE BOTEL PRoFEKTy, OPPOSITE TIE RAIL
road pubc asetonn Aonday EerpsnE, Apra 2ist,
scock shall ssaI nG OrsFira 10 SO
ia Ne sSs, snsins 20 ut nsh sn-oi ana 2 %
inches New lsrss coutntntha 5xS sqst he al
Eromnd. ess, win he m tFe"
bick hsdsnr containing s twer Esss rs sans.a
erpssy sman 1 and cold wssr an< aToogh
ths buidlne. II. ~
The tnmedns eppnstte M
and om Igcn~n of-rs rsnt bAncemshm " poss Dc
sruus ot eagagRr IN bastnSr wss buIh ~ s ss gHhn Fey
hstel, who conducted sscccssuy
IN
ssms Cns ia Q, n 10, D. 20
win iuers.s, secured . O the
aucriupser Jas c. McCrTRE,
Mar le-eokds Aucaaneer
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"a Eks MAHER. ~ IL stre~s Pen syI-
M vaFR fsu esmfnrtzhs
withaus hos Day bonracn be
dnsd re1aanabe frrmn
Mzr ls-d2g. .#" .F"
The daily union., 1856-04-04

UAEgED TEACHEH--A ssntesuzn tsach eve snaa
ciilsTsn Greek, Lnn, spd
Sc srs sare Residence kepe reed aTy who ass
naustsons and m hnsed EslRrg uesr Ne
M Baa Jsf DssiG, washnriCn, and address a. @ saSkAn
vernan. mss-i-ssppd -
March K-dlM
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O + IC IA l.

Franklin PrssLisf of tAs Uufsd Satss srAirG
al Wk0a 10 uaSy
sstf.cipy evidences having hssn srhhsd
C-enan has bsea spronisd consul q" the rrpusc o. Chi.
hereby him Each declare hun
free and sniy fuscuons powers, privileges
allowed 10 e consus Of The favored
Uuited
testimony whsr-sL be made pa
Of unrisS st.ie'
II 81 April o 1855, aad II Independence Uni.se
sustss Of Amencs the esh.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
L M.leI, Secretary af sts.s.
F,1atIr Faos Irsde.t Q, Uus..s st-s sf amses d.
al uhSm ~sy
satsclary having Aursssa.
Appansd vcscousS sf Rn-ria R.itimsre,
and functions powers prfyi.s-
sAo~ed hs sf the favored
uHinod
In testimony whereof these Ie. 20 b. mad.
pui.Ht Gfs UuIed States ahred
Given under hand the af wsshnglon, day
L. a. AP, A. D. IssS, and of be independents,
tsG srhass Il Amsrica ths sOth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
~ the Rr-..Ssni.
WI M.AoI, SECRETARY sf st.A.-
NatioaaI Theatre
ksHt;+ ,Ss go CO ......-. Ls.-,s.
I"-rre IeSsrs"r -srasr h.nsssr
rRlDAY EVENING, .rKn I, 1854
Last night of
NEss AGSEs RosEKTsox
The Parry stE,
sppear
thx ssfse-coatc drama af
NILLY,
re II Milking Pun.
Agnes Rsss-sn
/ Ana the suriesqse ertrssagaRzs of
IHVIsIBLE PRINCE.
LeHBdsr Miss Agnes R0bertzon-
The perfoEmHses camm-Bcs W he drama sf ne
nAGB OF TBg MOUNTAIN.
MI Jefersnn
kps
TI DOH PSfR REST.-Tnts gs-slaosn resi-
d-scs uf-s-a fur a Ths hsuss
fns ths betshn of
ana wifaan fbe ntis The prenisss
heEweer seven and ground sna sbunaanfy
rEpFisd Win ae and hesusui und
fol Ut o brnad fD
N. sbaves Of N. Maryland snd ossrainy
srtEtfm re~drnrs kw rund-maH af Essnse
oftaa cnniatne % stunfes In
" Ws@h8netB, EuBdred fsom Hudny
and ~ tumhzn C.r-. ae-crtHon Of winch
A-n hanA@o buidrs Of
The both ~ TasOF
plai n he my
obcc-
/ Ar 4-Nswaw Na ai2 street.
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