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Omitted stat-, Patent once,

NHFHIhKFuht FfHfusfy Ie~5'
nm petition Of Michael B Dyou, Of phiisdcph, rennsyys
W the eKension Of granted him for
in,pt-velaeu Tor essential olr, fo from
of said patent witch takes place the thr
said petition be heard ~ the Patent
rinsteenth May nert, NJ ~ O'clock and all
and show II they have
wh said petition ought not 70 b. granted -. y.
extension required hs In the rsten
oGee ,oi ns specially eiforh IN writing iestenv
svs before the All tes-ony hed by either party
bo used hearing be taken and transmitted IN
cordance with The oco which will be furnished on ap
rlicaiion. -, a., e -.
The testimony win be closed on The sh of May
relied upon es teanmonyi mus
fIod in the hore the morning OF That day he
Arguments. N any, within dsys the rrafter -,
pnhhshef m ihs Vn,oh
sepee Eyeuing Star, wsshiusion " Ci teposo, ha
ore Mayland Phsdelpia, Psi and se"'ns
n Cca1nece, York, " ", week for thfee sue
eerve previous the nsstesn'h Of MAY ne1s nay
bearing ,.,. ,,..,>
Commissioner Of Patents
p.s-E,or. n IN. hpve papers win pIeas. copy, and sent
their tdIl- Geo. with containing this notice
FEB l5-lnwsw
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Feb 26-law4 4v
Novel Lottery.

THE SECOND EVER DRAWN IN THE UNITED STATES
ON THE HAVANA PLAN
In In January all the high prizes sold
impression that low numbers viii draw the prizes ths
.......
10 this ali prizes riaced wheel and
numbers 10 another
sIsse00.
MARYLAND LOTTERY TO RE DRAWN ON THE HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
Class Tax,
To drawn city Of Baltimore Maryland, Saturday.
Mar "a, 1855
Prizes amounting dollars will Le distributed according
70 be following splendid scheme.
10000 numbers i 900 prizes.
Prizes payable 10 full without deduction. One prize every
twenty tickets.
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United states Mail.
MISSISSIPPI.

POsT 0yrIcE bxpARTnEEr,
February IS, 1885,
PROPOSALS for the mail Of the United States from u
y 1885, 30, 1853, the following will be
ceived Office Of this Department until B
April 80 be decided by The 7t of May following:
7as4 Caeston Miss by Mouth Of Cold Water sichells
Cross Roads, Mound Place. Moor's Bayou, and
to Helena, Ark, rs miles and back once week.
Leave Charleston Monday ut 7, al
Arrive at Helena day by q, p. m.
Leave Helena Wednesday, at 2,
Arrive a Charleston day by ., D. m.
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United states Court OF Claims.
Ghln

E undsrspnsd John c. Dsvereur of New York city and NJ
Thompson, ~ Washnsnn, D. c. attorneys and cognseiors
at-fa the LEGAL Uf clas for edit
oss ~ Wov In the Court Of ClaiIas. \.
They will In mmsdias and careful attention 10 bust
which iHtrused their
gentlemen Of the proison end esman In uc city Of New
YORK, elsrw where IN any tart ofthe Union.
They consusd personally OF by letter. either
New wsshasion. Particular information TO claims
before Congress
furnished Ipon application by The Paries in,eessd
JOHN q. DBNEREUX,
No. ~ Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city.
- NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
B.--J DovrreuH n commissioner Of the Conn Of Claims.
Jan gi-3avtdf fntoi.1
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IOHN CLARK ate city, Iowa agent for tho
cation ofmitary bounty land OF
have opened office In Washington city d. c.,
with local agents aud surveyors the several land Offices in the
se OF Iowa, which prepared
location Of land The made by which
other holders fully avail themselves the bounty OF the
eIRmenl. +
The land will be selected the location made
maic 10 the address OF nares sending by mall
following fees, which must accompany The warrants
20 fee for selection and iocaon 81 which add land
Office fee, Si-S5. ss @a sa'# ##6 h+ tH.
90 acres eieeton aud location, So which
Office fee, $2se
100 selection and location, SCI which add
Office fee, s3-Si
100 acres selection ard location, so which
Office fee, sf-Sl4
The above the lowest charged by competent agents
local Office ....... -
guaranty udiciously upon ac
ua nsneenou and OF good land remains in the dis
tiet the time.
The agents competent experienced
the fully advised all local
railroads. county mbers, water and settlements and
prospective. .. #.....-gre. t..E IS.
will be worth, confident 81 so To
IS selected whose benefit
large advance upon the face of their warrants.
.,a. s- .-a pREcTIess.
Wasntees will power attorney locate en-
dorsed the warrant Ard oihgT will please oil
menis with The fun name of the locator.
Address JoHS CLARK, No. 49, Pennsylvania aveue, with J.
w Webb 4 Co. .##
Refer the Iowa deeaon Congess the Hon Charles
Mason, Commissioner Of Patents
Feb l2-dif I'm"
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Medical Card.

nocToR sThNisIh5 BEBNIsz regular practitioner
~ psliy, 23i CoHsuta
tions from TO- z, ~, ,, IN, #.
Doctor atnrss having returned from Europe
proved hesh, will practice ol his profession.
10 Docteur parle fraegnis,
pci Doctor ppreht n.utsch,
~ Doctor hnba EspaBel.
II Dottpre pafla ltaiiano.
Ian tQ-d6n
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IAIs ~ 90 give notice that the subscriber OBJ
tanned from tha oipans' OF Washington county,
District Of Columbia, letters Of administration the persoa
tate of Thomas Law, iae OF tho of Illinois
having as against the said
10 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the suhsber
before the nnfirrbth day OF February
BY law be excluded rum all benohi OF the said
Given under hand This nnoluouh day Of February 1856
Feb 22-iaw3w HENRY MAY, Ad,ainiStrstor,
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H J. WNIskFN. 7, JNNfNf
ID DOBERr J. WALKER n LOUIS JANtN have fpFiued parts
IN nrr-hp for trial nj is Supreme
Of the United and in the COurt Of Claims Addres
washington City, d. Q.
Ian 9-eodnf
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United states Mail.
VIRGINIA.
PosT 0yrToK DEPARTMENT.,

PosT oyrIoK DtFsRTMErr,
Contract Once, March 7, 1876.
DROPOSALs cor carrying the a hs United States hom
July 1884, June 90 1882 iaeiuve, the following rvue
State Of VfSgiss, will be received % the Contract once o
unl 5, The Both April next TO be DECIDED
on tho 7th May fplowing'
5a5 From Wsrreulonb by Waieoo. Amsvie Gsines Cross
Roads and Washington, sperryvie ~ miles and back
three times week, IN S.borse coacbes. il. =
Leave Nasnton TuesdaY, Thursday, and Saturday st u
Arrive at sperryvile days by pms .-.. ..... .
Leave spenyyilie Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday al
#. Arrive Al WArrenton daFs by 70 an
For bid guarantee, for instructions,
requirement. &o proPosnls for mail
Virginia and North aud South Caroins &C dated January
", 1855 JAMES ChMPhtLbi
karch s-lnwdw .. ..."# Postmaster General.
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THE subscriber ofs for upon The fol
owns lsnds' situated IN ippu county, Indiana, 6O
IN stark csany, 656 10 lfoqa1 ILLINOIS, $40
IN Hamilton coan, 80 aes These Lands 1nsy nbered
an Old settled duiei within I've miles of
county and the of UhiccRo Jr,rson
county no $50 sores IN frankn couuiy go acres w Pope
county 100 acres In Alexander county $40 ard
IN Wiseonsn For further information call q. N. GORbOs
No 2ss " street, agent for j. l., DE CAMP.
WashiagiUn city, D. o., Feb ~ 1855.
Feb l9--d.fu ...ra.
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PosT OyFIoK DEPABrMssT,
March ), 1850.

# Posr oTHoE DEPABTMsET,
-.4## +t a- ..-# vi 7. March ), 1850.
pRcPOSALs conveying mails
the ls day Juy 1850 Juue 1883
In the state of North Carolina, and
tile 10Th of Juns 1885, inclusive,
be received hs Contract Office Of the Post Once
the Of Wasbngton until Wednesday. April
at o, p m tio be decided BY the TN May iolIowing)
NORTH CAROLINA. +. are8 nsrs
bcoS From Asheye, by Sulphur Springs, Hommeny Creek
Pigeon River, Forks OF Pgeon Waynesvile, PeIa, Scots
Creek, franktin, Bkeneh, ennessea River, Aquona
Tennessee, valieyown, and Tonaua, 10 Murphy, i2sh
miles and back twice week, In horse coaches.
Leave Ashevilie Monday and Thursday n;
Arrive al Murphy next days by l2pmj ..
Leave Murphy Saturday aud Tuesday at 4
Arrive at AsheviIle days by ~ m.
ass. TENNESSEE.
e5ie From Ceaveand, Tenn by Chaay, Evansville. Benton
pei,on, springtown, Towee Fals Coker Creek, Turtle
Town, N. Laurel Valley Persimrpon Greek, Nota
TO Murphy n miles and back, twice week. in twohorse
coaches. . y . . + + !. X
Leave Cleayeand Thursday and sunday at m,
t's Arrive Ut murphy days by pm;
Leave Murphy Wednesday and Saturday 4 q "@
Arrive ut Cieaveland next days by 10 N. a.@#s
Proposals 10 Benton invited rs.
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Usr EAsD WARRANT. Public notice is hereby given
IL apply Commissioner 81 Pensions Wash
OF six weeks nom The
date duplicate land In lieu ~ lard warrant
Q152 for leo which ISSUED 20 william ~ John
The aay February s captain Of the I'd
regiment ued asny Mexican under act of Sep
1880, est by accident hsv
blown overload from steamboat into the Ohio river
WILLIAM p, JOHNS,
Fen s-law7w ny Richard NJ. Young, his Attorney
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U,rit.d states Patent once,

lN OF George l.. Wright Of
chusr praying for the extension Of
of May. lsi Cor improvement In :"
for from the
patent which takes place the 2s,h day May, isy-
ordered thai the said petition be heard
Monday the l2h Of May merit al ~ O'Clock,
NOTIFIED appear and show
ha ~, WI .a petition ought be granted. q
Persons the extension required
their objections specially forth writing,
days before the day Of hearings All testimony hd by pA
the oSce hch win
cation.
viii be closed Of dep
osions, and other relied npon testimony be
hefue morning dsy
nn,nents, 8 any within days ,hereaftsr.
Ordered ha, this notice he ppbished in the Onion
esncer, and Evening star, Washington G. Republican, pai
Psunyyansn, Philadelphia Doy Book, New York and
for preyous
TO the 18th Of May pert, the day Of bearing
CHARLES MASON,
.E. #... ......... .... Commissioner Of Patents.
fbe paper no,lee
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UomGUpATHr-h Treatise on homeopathic Practice q
III Medicines comprised IN rrpsory for prescribing adapted
domestic professional Third edition, improved and
largsd ny Hunting shsrrll, ~. D. o. on sale At
TAYLOR n MAUpYis
Mari Bookstore, p,h street.
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V'HE sahsosiber win remain In tsNsn n q days 60
Dispose othe rsnsning states and Territories
the snie ~ his Flour Rcsotars lie pass
states Louiaua. Arkarsas Absms Fiouda orsia,
Srna ennylyania riawas Tennessee, KentBcky Nssoud
Oreront Washington Territoy Nehraska
Utah. Nauhws.tFa Territory, New Me
Duflnr shsence At time ffan The city my agent Mr.
Nj GORDON, No. 2ss n street, win represent me,
r,. -. ... ~. ...' . J. l.. DE CAMP,
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A oHIvsosx Practice, yot. 0The Practice in Courts
Justice IN England the United states hy Conway Robin
son, IN ? yols.-fecond volume just issued. - : = =
March FRAsCk TAYLOR,
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=" Ffona Foris aHd Nev York.
MADAME DEYoss millinery arrived. and 10 now opened
III for lEsprcuoa The Lakes, 504 Pehnsyyana
which the susu,on u ladies' Of Washington
h respectfully invited. y
Jan 94-n
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NOTES.

No pay will performed, for each of such
omissions satisfactorily explained pay the trip
break
ION with depending nails and not sufficiently excused,
OF the the subject forfeiture Fines will
be imposed the delinquency promptly satisfactorily
explained by certificates Of the afdavi Of other
cedtabe for neslectng the
posi- ofce for suffering 10 be injured robbed or lost
after demand mail
the running, vehicles
The Postmaster General anu the repeated fail
agreezby
Instructions the department. for assigning The contract with
the General The General
schedule He order Of service
by allowing therefor of
may
rata decrease of he allow months
the service dispense with The
should addressed The Second
sa superseribed Mail Proposai for North Carolina Ten
depart
before the 7h Of May 1856 For further particulars
conditions be incorporated the bidders
paphIot advertisement for conveying mails n Kentucky Tennes
see, Missouri and Iowa. of 1854
'......s JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar a-Iawiw
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THIS ~ to give no'te. that the snbsosiber bssh oo
tanned from the OF washington county, ~ me
District of coumbs letters ~ administration on the personal e.
Of Edm nd Law, State OF Illinois, aecessed A
s,d deceased hereby warned
or The with vpucers thereof, 70 The "hsorher On
February they olbswse
~ law excluded of The said estate.
hapdhis n,re,e~nth day ot tehfpsfy ea'
reh p2-iss~sw III HtE HENRy MAY, Admihisirsor.
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HA1v.-ToDp 90, wns to-day, intro
" ducs their spnng style, March l-d5
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psEdors of the above will please copy and send s
Mar tf-tsw3w
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WiIlardS Hotel.
J. q. h H. a. WILLARD,
Pc"nylvania areHns and Fourteenth street,
- Washington, d. @.

L. MooRS Il prepared to furnish the best white
ana a an coal o All slzes Cumberland
!" us customers ~ The lowest prices.
..,Hfv ponhds guaranteed 10 ton. .#
nekofyt oAkt and pine wood a very lowp prres.
woa a'ucs nnd fun relied on N All cases
- "''"''" ~ anu hi opposiAe " Oio
Nov 3-FTuThf s.
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trsosrH W. WbEELf,, Attorney aud Coy,..t,. :,
a. s~ un'ea States circuit commissioner
tor hs oour of Claims, No a. Wall street New y,L
ns'sfs ,a h"n Nelson Justice United States sucy., ~
~ ~ h' oniea STATES snuator Gcuss O. roltsn sr,
~ .n'ed Staie- army VI Hlsr, socitor 10 tha Con,,
ton city. " ~ '''p'" ~. - hani. washing
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" 6roeksF hngh'h and Fterek Boarsfnr pA Dry s<Lso
,..,,. sSrsn baia'ng' NO. lSs Psansypania aperae
Il February 4. trss. WV eohmehoe on mondsy,
pay Instruction 10 The French LANGUAGE "a sivn h -
esn,y Fem Part, who resides IN he amiy hs b,sb.s
nxnsh at nudsr The especial charge Niss nrook, .nS &
" 'o'ough sh1 elegant "
.. Jan 27--eod2v
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N"ss.'s - hereby given ,hsf yvnI sppty q, an.
a os.iensf o. Pensions dupIcst. IN 4o a..
sso ~ sfrasi ssnrd 20 uader the law Of sepiembs,
94s the war ~ isS-,ta
warrant has been os and which has never been .s.igs
psess o, located by mo- or By my sulholt
-'A"eW JOHN ROSS
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p. S.-Edi,ors of IN. ,,hpve papers win please g
their ld' e the Patent Geo. with paper containing
FEB l5--lavsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

Those who, for the past few days, have INDUCED
in expressions of evangelical horror and patriotic
alarm because the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has
taken part in the attempt to fit out the colony
going from New Haven to Kansas, are referred to
some letters published in another column for addi-
tional information upon that subject. In present
ing to the colony the twenty-five copies of the
Bible, and the twenty-five specimens of Sharps
excellent rife Mr.. Beecher takes occasion to set
forth the principles on which the colony is based
and the reasons why its members should carry with
them the means of physical defense as well as of
spiritual illumination. These principles are such
as any honest, Christian, freedOm-loving man might
be proud to avow; these reasons would put to per-
petua silence the whole throDg now yelping at
Mr. Beechers heels, if they only had brains and
soul enough to understand them. Read the CORE
ennndpnpa
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up insult and Snaps titles Is the weapons OF n''e''
nal discussion. -, 4. ..
" The people of virsinis have night to expect
prompt and decisive actioh' A..
No wonder this yirginiaD, who Is Tying 10 s'i'i'
ulate Lynch.law attack upon the Loudo"p fee
speakers, should have such an antiPaihy to sharp
rifles Unaru I'd men, if not women and children
are tie aForite objects upon which 'ia'edfT"g
yaor and Indignation are most accustomed 70 eh'
ne,d ,bem,,Ires Whether the Northern imml-
grants into orr State viii be prepared al the
orders Of The Tirgina ScatiasEs, tie up the Victims
and Weld tie wAip, remains to be seen. AS Tor
The Loudoun Mirror, it is howeTr.-, no less fero-
cious. ss the following specimen VII show:
81. ,be ion with impunty to be beanle III his den ,
and stall Northern Vandalism after havlre niuIueIeI
our citizens in the pursuit OF theT ProPcrFi 49,
re sword Of Brennus over the citadel of th' SOUTH
L. TO aggression and violence from wthou 10 De
added insult and enlargement from within fast he
monster Of Abolionism grown to such huge proP9r-
tons as 20 flap It's dark wing over the territory o 'ne
Sontb without causing feeble CITY OF resistance. 10
arse from a grossly outraged ard insuted peoPe
Shall the hiss Of that serpent, Black kepuohcanl1n'
be spewed in the face Of Southern gentepian, VINO
dar 10 stand up within the limits of his own manor to
confront the enemies of his security and property
Let the people of Loudoun answer by such pubic re-
sponse as they in their judgments; exercised calm
deliberation may determine upon
And let the Northern reader tremble over the
terrible state of things which must ensue if The
Londoun Mirror can't have It's way.
The rights of the South for the sake of liberty
ian Slaveryl i the motto we have taken, and which
We will stand by or fall for unless Southern rights as
secured by the Constitution, be acknowledged and en-
forced by Federal legislation, this Union will be DIS
solved it, pieces baptized in blood, possibly to some
other political faith and liberty endangered if not
wholly destroyed. We shall go on in feeble efforts
in defense Of Southern rights, and through evil and
good report bear testimony of fidelity to the nsttu-
tons OF our fatherand and should fanaticsm prevail
and the North pour upon her excited hordes, may
the rocks ard the mountains fall on Us If we do not
clutch the staff of the Southern flag
The curtain falls, The LOadoun Mirror appear
ipg in grand tableau. "clutching the staff of the
Southern fag";-in the background, in one cor
uer Rae. Jesse Brown, Holmes and Hogue under
going the process of lynching, while in the othsr
Virginia is baptized in the blood Of aboitonists in
10 "some other political faith" Liberty "beipg
endangered if not wholly destroyed at all
events nowhere to be seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-04

EIIvrSTH WARD REPUBLIcASs.-The Republicans
OF the Eleventh Ward met al their rooms, No. ll3
Avenue G., last night. The chair was filed by Mr.
Freeman Hiseox, and Mr. Charles 5, Perley oficisted
as Secretary, pro tenn.
Mr.. Willis, from the Committee OF Conference on a
central organization reported progress and suggested
that as the Sixteenth Ward Club would elect delegates
to Central Committee that evening, it would be ad
visable for this Club to do likewise.
Mr. Seaman thought it would be well to call ward
meeting 10 receive the sanction Of the people upon
their action first. ..
Mr. Thomas Kirkpatrick said that last year the cleo
ton Of delegates was put of from time to time until
bogus delegation was palmed off upon the General
Committee.
Mr. Joseph Goddard made an able and eloquent
speech upon the encroachments of the slave power.
He had watched the progress of that fell power from
the beginning, and he had long since come to the con-
cusion that it must be resisted even 10 the death He
couDselled prompt and speedy action
Dr. Southworth said that other ward organizations
would meet Friday evening for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates and in his view this Club should do the
same.
Accordingly the Club adjourned TO meet this evening
q, the same place for that purpose.
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VIRGINIA RAMPANT.

The Virginia papers are Mortified At the idea that
Black Republican meeting as they call it,
has actually been held within the sacred limits of
the Old Dominion, and that the gentlemen who
participated in it nave not yet been murdered, or
at least tarred and festhered aud driven from the
State-a con.umu alton which these papers are
straining their rhetoric to the utmost to stir up
the shareholders to undertake to bring about This
horrible invasion Of the solemn silence enjOined by
.aye-breediDg despotism, this outrageous and in
tolerable attempt to exercise in Virginia the long
since e1tiDguished privilege of free speech, has
taken place in Loudoun County. which borders on
tie Potomac, north and west Of the District OF
Columbia.
This County of Loudoun, once highly fertile but
long since worn out by slave cultivation, is said 10
have furnished more emigrants TO the South and
West than any other county in Virginia. The
snds in this and the adjoining counties thus aban-
doned and deserted by their ancient cultiyators
have OF late years begun to attract the attention of
farmers from the Northern States, who have moved
into the neighborhoOd N considerable numbers
have bought up, for song, large tracts of aban.
dOned land, and by the magic of free labor have
begun to put quite a new aspect upon things
Hence, in great measure, the encouragement TO
undertake the recent railroad projects now on foot
aud partially completed, Of which Alexandra is
the terminus, aud the hope entertained of again
mskipg that city fourishing seat OF commerce;
and hence, too, the secret, We suppose, Of this
astonishing aud for many years unprecedented phe
nomtnon of public meeting in Virginia, at which
courage has been found to utter few word. hos.
tile to Slavery, to slave catching, and to Slavery
eXtersiO
Tee eci ny ii question IS stated to have been
held about the niddte of last month, nom nally
70 the purpose OF rsni!ing the nominations of
Fillmore a-d Dou, .sou, BIT, Lie sT7etsl oIhes
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TIE FREE ACADEMY.

Tie Board of Education has published its Sew
enth Annual Report on the operation and condition
of the Free Academy. This document is short,
but well detailed and generally exhibits an improve
ment in the Institution. 1.-THE pecunary resources
of the Academy are not SO brilliant as many would
desire, they seem at least to be we'll husbanded. But
it is question whether the salaries Of the Proes-
sor. and tutors might not very properly increased
The social function of teacher, the most important
forming the cornerstone of every well-regulated,
and above all, of every democratic community, does
not vet enjoy its due--either in the consideration
which should surround the body OF teachers and
give them an eminent social standing, or in their
peculiarly rewards. teachers and Professors con-
scientously fulfill their duties, their time is wholly
absorbed BY labOrs devoted to the good of society
at large. Thus they have neither opportunity nor
means 10 increase their il in any other manner
as Ivle they cannot undertake business enter
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ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,


SENATE, April o-The bill for the relief Of the
Widows and Orphans Of the Officers, Seamen and
Marines Of the soopof war Albany, was passed. The
Joint resolution, declaring the manner in which the
Pension Laws for the benefit of the Cherokee Indians
shall be executed, wa adopted. Mr.. Collamer read
a long and able speech Kansas matters, in answer
to Mr.. Douglass Report. He had not concluded when
the Senate adjourned.
Housr, April 3.-The discussion on the Senate
amendments to the Deficiency bill was continued all
day.