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POST oFFIcE DEPARTMENT.

Ee.O Post OGices.-The following named post Offices
have been established and the following gentlemen appoint
ed posmasters;
Cambridge, Story county, Iowa. William g. Durwe, post
master.
postm aster.
Copan, Haywood county Tennessee; John Drake post
master.
South PORT Maury county, Tennessee N. II. Mathews,
postmaster.
Goochland Madison county, Tennessee @. d. Gooch,
postmaster.
Black Bird Black bird county Tennessee John B. Rob
ertson, postmaster.
Tekamah, Burt county Nebraska Territory Olney Har
rngt0n, postmaster.
Nemahaw City, Nemahaw county, Nebraska Territory
jerome Hoover, postmaster,
Pleasant Valley, Pawnee county, Nebraska Territory
Christian Bobst postmaster.
Green Plain, Southampton county Virginia; Joseph II.
Prince, postmaster.
New Port, Randolph county, North Carolina Hiram A.
Davis, postmaster.
Table Mountain, PcKens county, South Carolina 8. D.
Keith, postmaster.
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NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS.
LEssRs. sPALDING 4 ROGERS,

NEssRs. sPALDIEG a ROGERS,
Having projected New Egas.,sn Esla0lishusat s winter
middle ana New Enssad States, % Ss called me
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS
For which Me'|s eools SG as @ sss, Of Albany
NINE RAILROAD CARS,
Expressly conveyance pe.ons proper
company, be saksn from The grounds
''''a ~ 'A"'''''D ' world tsi :" ~ '1~''4''"
engagements, without In.it Of price,
given 20 every performer every department
circus who would produce unquesioned evidence Of his
Superiority al oiAos
Messs g. have received applications nom many sss in
sy arranged 10 decide the dpuants
GRAND CntCUs ToUaNAmESp,
To be held at Washington for six dsys only,
Commencing hondas, -iPrtI 2,
space an Circus who win sgn pua-
considered necessary or The Of the
ist One hundred dollar. IL cash TO each victor aud
a4 Of 40 per added the highest
prize awarded any any department
There are 10. Two 2, a"s s"s. nor to any PERFORMER already en-
besides Other Of great pr',snsoas who have
s following dis"sasasa ss. have complied Wi. win ne S so"a
more especially dssisns,ed in their eaiy, viz.
JAMES ROBINSON Of South Caroline,
The Ss tsss; s'is without saddle
IA. nETaTEk h11 aaoTPE from London and Paris
Comprising n ladies and gen'enen The best paSonmss,
PUss HoRNER % Kentucky and sTEVE LEE u London,
NED Ki;ND.qLL, Of Massachusetts, and KENDaLDs BRASS
BAND, Of eigatsea pusieions,
As the best Buser and Brass Band.
TWO PARTIES each the only persons
the Globe Perche, and the Double Ladders, viz:
The AMERICAN BROTHERS-H. MAGiLTON of PennayIva-
mia GEO. DUNBAR, Of Maryland DONALDSON, oi Aaba-
ma and q. CROSBY. Of Ohio; and
1As YANKEE BROTHERS-HERCULEs LIBBY, of Ohio; ii.
OMAR OF Vgnia DAVENPORT, Of Texas and c. MOVES,
IT. MdGINTY of Pennsylvania, and LIZ JEUNE BURTE, by
adoption Maryland have both entered each the Hurdle
Racer
Mad 0LISz, of Russia, has Tight Rope
Performer.
The MIN MoNKEYhs Gymnasic Eqpes-
tIian.
Besides others will closes,
Ap 5th) following Rides Gynnasis, Clowns,
engaged MI the Of performance
intervals OF the contests, viz;
Mesdames Oraond Uhe, Robinson Dapenport; Miles angua
Burt Joe Hazin j. GayIor, r. Thomas, c. Shtson, f.
Dorsey.
Partly inspire the efforts Of the rival competitors in this
CONGRESS OF EoUEsTRIANs,
partly this preat
gathering of Circus celebrities takes place. and whom
borne, public will during
wseh the contests take place. at The following
Prices Of admission.
Eoxes attendance cents
Pit % Coored boxes 50 children PRICE
pitt 25 cents.
Saturday afternoons al 2k, The will be
precisely al IN and IAN.
To system regularity during
has confded Mr. Edward kenda and the
The Ring Horses 0 companies be
of the competitors. April lid
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Public 5.

AN ACI TO continue temporarily the land officers at Kalama
Of Missouri
bs enacted BY tho Senate and House Of Repressnaves Of
ne o""ea states Of America "a Congress assembled That
ocers OF register receiver of the land Office at
Eoo IN tne state OF Michigan, and the Office itself shall
continued until such time in the opinion OF the President
he can ps discontinued without prejudice TO the public
interest And that until that time the Congress ap
proved June twelfth eighteen hundred and forty shall not
apply to the said Office officers.
SEC aud be further enacted That the compensation
OF the SAID register and receiver shall be allowed them
ably to law during the time of dsconuuance under the
istiny order.
SEC o. And be further enacted That the provisions of
sections one and two OF this hereby made applicable
to the land office at Palmyra in the State of Missouri and
the register and receiver thereof.
Approved April 5, 1856.
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TP ublic G. |

AN ACT to constitute the cities of Hannibal Missouri and
PEORIA Illinois, ports of delivery.
BE enacted by the Senate and House of of
The United States Of America in Congrsss assebed That
the city of Hannibal in the State of Missouri shall be and
Is hereby constituted port OF delivery, and made
part OF the collection district of New Orleans shall be
subject to tho regulations and restrictions other
OF delivery in the United States and all the privileges and
facilities afforded by the act of Congress Of the second
March, eighteen hundred and hirt yone entitled An act
allowing the duties foreign merchandise ported into
Ptsburgh Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis
Nashville, and Nachez, to be secured and paid at those
places, shall be and hereby extended said port
surveyor of the customs shall be appointed reside at
and perform the duties prescribed by law shall receive
in full compensation for his services salary thousand
dollars per annunl.
SEC. 2. And be further enacted, That PEORIA in the
State Of Illinois, be and is hereby constituted port of de-
livery within the collection district OF New Orleans and
there shall be appointed surveyor Of the such
port who shall be resident thereat Said surveyor shall
perform the duties and receive the salary and
prescribed by the act of Congress approved the
day of March, eighteen hundred and thirty one entitled
An act allowing the duties foreign merchandise import
ed into Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Cincinnati ST. Louis Nash
e and Natchez to be secured and paid at those places
Approved April g. 1856.
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Ifarksts.

NEw YoEk, April sFour has deoined-saos Of 500 bar
res to good State s6-87k 90 rs common TO
low grades Of extra Ohio 81 81 5Oj good to standard
southern 81 2 aS 75 fancy to extra do 81 81 So U.s.
Wheat has decnedsaes Of 49, 900 bushels southern red
81 80. Corn droopingsaes Of $1,000 bushels southern
mixed 50 cents Pork has deolned-saes Of 800 barrels
ness SIC so. There nothing doing in beef Lard dull
sales Of $50 barrels at oN 10 Whiskey firm sales
Of 800 barrels; Ohio, 27H cents.
BALrrnoRE, April s.--Flour is lower-sales Of Howard
street at se 62S, and City Mills At s6 So The market ac
tive. Wheat dull, and prices unchanged 81 10
81 30 to 81 20 for choice red 81 As 81 IS for good
prime. Corn is lowerwhte ts so cents yellow so Sc
cents. The markets dull cargo received this
morning
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BY AUTHORITY.
LIVE OF THE UNITED sTATEs.
Public Al

Public 1,
JOINT RESOLUTION for euarginz the custom INST
oliee, and courthouse, at Buffalo, New York.
~ re.oged By he Senate aud Hoase Of ReresentiUe Of
me cHHsd States Of America "a Congress assebea That
he secretary Of the Treasury be and be Is hereby authorized
extend the building in process Of construction But
alo lor house, post office, 30 not ex
eeedng twenty-five feet in length and proper vaults
lhereh IN his discretion the public interest requires the
same FroO'ded That such extension be completed at
an expense not exceeding thirty thousand dollars in
Guiding ten per cent for contingencies which or so
maoh thereof ~ shall be necessary hereby appropriated
out o any money remaining in the treasury not otherwise
Appropriated And provided farther That no money shall be
Pad under this joint resolution until the Secretary Of the
extended at within the sum heretofore and hereby an
propriated. N' y
Approved, April S, 1885,
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Ap 4-3tsw4v
Washington Gas-Light Company,

no CONSUMERS OF GhS.-The subscriber regrets 10 an
that, owing quality coal, and tht
consequent choking OF the hso spprshendsd
VIII be some deficiency through the city during
large force Of wnrkmen now employed in
putting retoTts made 10 ptoduc,
the ussAi abundant supply moment
Our Ihe respectfully
clusipeiy light during this week.
Wh. CARTWRIGHT superints ndent
April s-d3t TstaT and OTfauI
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Mar o5d0v
nv y. @. noeUIRE. Auct,en..r.

VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, OPPOSITE THE RAIL
public Monday afternoon, pril 2lst
a O'Clock shall sell Of original o No
D. IN square fronting - snd ~ feet II
conspinG 6,0ss
sound, with improvements consisting o three
building containing all good rooms arranged
expressly small hotel with hot and cold ~ssr ans gas through
.nt The building.
properly situated immediately opposite the
Crpo Inducements 10 persons Hs
engaging hui by The late John Foy
expressly for hotel, who conducted successfully
until hs death.
residue in g. H. 49, a. and 20 months,
with interest. secured hy property.
auction.er JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Mar Is-soEds Auctonssr,
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fPublic I. I

ACT making appropriations for restoring and
ing the peaceabe disposition of the Indian tribes
ciiic, and for other purposes.
BE enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives OF
the Uned States Of America Congress assembled That the
SUN OF three hundred thousand dollars be- and the
hereby appropriated Of moneys the treasury not
otherwise appropriated to be expended the direction
OF the President OF the United States for restoring
tanning the eaceabe disposition Of the Indian tribes on the
Pacific. .
SEC. 2. nd be further engeted That tho sum of one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars be- and same
hereby appropriated out of any the treasury
otherwise appropriated for the purchase of gunpowder
the Pacific coast.
Approved April 5, 1885.
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y n 4 ICI A l..

Fn Poes, P'edent of hs United States Of .imnies to
all whon IL may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited thst Jacob
Heinrich Aner hiss bcea appointed consul n Bavaria New
do hereby recognise him such and declare him
rercss and enjoy such unCon powers and privileges
allowed The eonsus Of favored nations In tho
Uued states
testimony whereof have caused these letters o be made
and the ser' n the United sss 10 be hereunio AFFIXED
Gi,ea under my band the city OF wasngton the 9th day
April D. 1855, and of independence Of the United
ststss Of America The s0h.
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sat the platform party would do. II did nothing
49,, A In 1863 you must wait to what the Pitsburg
ltfon party would do That too, did nothing but die
IA now viii you wait 10 what the second Pittburg-
,forn party will do That Il just to die were
m others Al its very birth il refuses to inscTibe on its
manner the motto its predecessors mo more slave States
d rallies n company with sayeholders, on the one issue OF
pg the ina nous Missouri Compromise, in which free
o was betrayed the slave enthroned and its career
Of successful aggression inaugurated'
Pysry snlavery party that does not rise to the level
sboon party is without and must wther away.
~ ynsct success for this Pttsburg partyfor this
oy Of stopping the progress Of slavery at one point
% endorsing and guarantying the great mass OF It's
~ less folly than to expect to save the city by an at
pt 10 stay the flames at point whilst the incenda-
i. are permitted to fan the flames at every other.
"MARoH, 1856"
The address is signed by six hundred and forty-eght
r.mes headed by Gert Smith and 1870 others from New
York from Maiue 6 from New Hampshire; 55 from
ysrmont; 80 from Massachusetts,; from Rhode Island
!, from Connecticut l from New Jersey (Arthur Tap
nan 48 from Pennsylvania from Virginia. (Peregrine
Whitman Hanson Murray S. NJ. Bell;) from Kentucky,
lJohn d. Gregg, John G. Hanson j l32 from Ohio 10
from Indiana 70 from Illinois, 50 from Michigan II
from Iowa; from Wisconsin, and nom Minnesota"
This is not only formal and emphatic rejection of the
bckrepublean proposition for fusion, but 1t is scath-
p rebuke of its leaders for their cowardy abandonment
f the platforms of ls4s and 1862 and it might have been
trpbfv added of 1854 and 1855 1t remains to be seen
whether they will screw their up to the sticking
mint and return to the higher platform from which they
have retreated.
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TUDOR PLACE Tor ron;.-Ths we'll resi-.
denee Is Offered for rent for
o. the most spacious In this District situated
Georgetown, and within the eorporaie limits The premises
tain between seven and
supplied with water, shaie beautiful
nod fun view Of GeoIsetown, Po
onae and The shores OF Virginia
most delightful residence for gentleman OF fortune.
Aud i sale tract OF land containing 40
the county of Washington, few hundred yards undary
street and of Columbian College, description which
bn at ofce, aud all square city,
Also. handsome building lot the heights
ad on the north end OF TUDOR Place
ton less than Two plat Of which my
Office. - ~
N. CALLAN Notary Public,
Ap 4-3sw4w No gl3 p street.
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ny j. q. neeuInE. Anetlen..r.

SUPRRIOH CABINET FURNITURE, FRENCH. .PL tTE MIR
splendid French, India and saTon china
choice old Snd qaoTs.On Friday morning April Is com
mencHg 10 O'Clock shall SELL residence the lhie Rus
furniture and household effects consisting In Of
Handsome slk damak covered soa pshor, and fncy
chairs
Rosewood sofa and chairs style of Louis XIV
VeIvet-cove tcle a tse, arm, nnd csption chairs
Pair Of elegant painted Jas, folding screens
Large french plate mors, in heavy carved mahogany sme'
Elegant cabinets book stands, etngtres
Marble top and gilt tables
Side and fancy tables
splendid msne nepisees in gin and bronze with eandela
bras ard ornaments, &C.
Porptyre vases, candle. ks, ard other ornaments
Magnificent Frsnoh dinner service Tor mryT per-
Elegant dessert service Of French ens beautifully decorated
each plate containing view Of some prominent scene IN
Be- pfuy decorated French ssrou India china
desssTtee
EnsIish plated dinner = service
Rich set Of crystal cut glass
Splendid table ornaments, in e and silver plate, with pla
snpsrios mahogany muor-fron wardrrbes
Mahogany case cabiue desks writing ehsirr
Lave elegant Psyche gass In heavy carved name and
Mahogany snd walnut bedstpads
Wardrobe, bureaus, wsshstands, toilet sets
Velvet, Brussss, and three ply esfpets
Silk and dsmnsk Uuriains shades, cufnicr, sc.
Mahogany and chamber chHirs, tables, &C.
Large lot Of superior copper cooking utensils
Silver plated csrriags harness.
Also, at O'Clock,
large variety Of choice liquors, eompr-
Maderss, sherries chsmpsgncs, hook
Old pert, elaret, French cognac brown stout
Annisette Curacao, Holland gin, hc.,
souo of which have been in for thirty yesrs.
Tsrms $50 and under cash credit n sry and
ninety days. or satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
T. The house viii be Cor vrsrs DAY preceding the
hp 5-eodtis Auetioneer.
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w l.. MACY, Secretary Of State.

Pr InkHn Psrcs PrsSsnt 81 United States Of nsries to
all Whoa a may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10 that hber
Frederic Gusr been appointed eonu Of San
Francisco, do hereby recognise him such, and declare him
and enjoy funetous powers and privileges
JJniied States
In testimony whereof have caused these letters 10 he made
patent and the seal the United States be bsreuno Alfred
Given under hand city Of Washington, tho s day o
t. s Ap A. y. 1886, of Independence of the Uni
ted States n America the s0th.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny The Prssidsnt
WI, MACY, Secretary OF State.
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Notice OF Limited partner.hip.

THE undefsgned notice that they have this day formed lin
ed Partnership under the hm q Appleton CO. whose place
fbusne baltimore, the purpose buying
selling Stocks das foreign and domestic exchange bonds
checks transaction of general stock brokerage and
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Benny w,
Howell reside in said city, general partners and George
Loudoun county Nirans and special partner
Rust has contributed his u the capital the
thousand dollars In cs.h and That
said partnership ih day Of March, 1896, and 10
- wH STUART APPLETON,
w, HOWELL,
Mar 25-aow GEORGE RUST, of virsips.
nhove
III in the purchase ana sale OF
stocks forsi and domestic erchanee coeon
of corporate osns bonds bile,
business public secues exchange
of vili collections, receive deposies,
che nd sllo inter- standing accounts.
we have secursd of Mr LAWRENCE r. HAfNE,
sf Withers, Co, washington, ID. Co.
who win undivided attention TO the general business of
na... sns =. acts of will fully by
' - APPLETON h Co,
-gw Ala Baltimore
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G. EN e. AL N L. w y.


TnE NEW ENGLAND APPLE have become Says
the Boston Tauscrp one Of the staple crops of the New
England farmers They were dull Of sale and low in price
last fall aud there has been call for them during the
winter, that the supply in the hands Of producers
must be large and loss they need to be disposed Of
within the next four weekg Southern markets look lit
tie better for them.
THa KANSAS INVESTIGATING Coumrrrr-Hon Mr., Oliver,
Of the congressional Kansas committee arrived at ST.
Louis on the I'd inst from Washington
FlRE.-The Louisiana State House at Baton Rouge
took FIRE the Both ult and the tower much dam
aged
THE coLoRED POPULATION CmCIxSArL-The Cincinnati
Sun says that tho coorcd population of that city number
alone 5000 souls
WHAT THE BABY DovE-Tbe Paris correspondent Of
the Philadelphia North American says'
e Generals Bosquot Random and Canrobert are made
field marsha, and II Ia sad that Pelssier will be ted
Prince Of Sebastopo Other imperial dgnities also in
store"
BRoUoHr mon 4 PRIcE.-Last week, at the sale Of
land in Gaatn county, Illinois 900 Of swamp
lands sold at average of 50 per acre. $4,000 acres
for SALE bat the commissioner stopped the sale the
price exceeded antcpatons The lands had been assessed
as worth so cents, co cents and IS cents per acre.
THR NEW MAEE LAw.-Tbe new liquor bill which has
bsen introduced into the legislature Of Maine has passed
the senateycss l3, nays 4 1t amended in thirty
three places
No TpTyte or TUE PACIFIC AT FAYAL-The ship Maren-
10 arrived at New York, touched Fayal the oath
February. She brings no intelligence Of the Pacific
THE FroRDA Tspmss-The Charleston Courier of Satur-
day says;
"By the schooner Georgiana Capt Farris, from New
Smyrna East Florida learn that the inhabitants Of
that region suffering the alarms that have been created
at other places in consequence Of late ncursons and
atrocities and complaining Of the want Of protec
tion'
BUSINESS AT THE NoRrHwEsr-The Chicago Democratic
Press states that since January ls fourteen hundred
new business firms have gone into existence in the North
west
THR INDIAN DIFFICULTIES IN TExn.-The San Antonio
Ledger Of the 23d ult says;
Intelligence has arrived from Bandera that number
of Lpsns supposed to belong the party who last sum
killed Miss Davis and stole Mr. De Montes horses had
down TO the settlements The troops stationed IN the
vicinity bad unfortunately been removed. An OK was
killed. but no other loss sustained although The citizens
we're in a state Of apprehension.
HOn the 18th Of last month Col Johnson, commanding
at Fort Mason, directed Capt oakes and party to scour
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COURT OF cLAIMs.

Tue'day april 8.-Tho court met at II O'Clock. All the
judges present.
The argument the facts In the of gibbons and
Kelly The United States (adourned from yeser-
day. resumed BY the Solicitor who occupied the time Of
the court until three oclock, when
The court Adjourned TIL II O'clock To- morTow.
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HAnrroRD, April s-seven o'clock, p m.-The returns ar
ld incomplete. The impression ia at this time that the f
son.ts have carried both branches Of the Legislature by
very small majority.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
rnrAsuaY pEPAnrnENr.

Lighthouse Board.-BuOyags cf 0harlsston Bar, South
CarOtHaThe following changes have been made in the
buoyage Of Charleston bar!
the main ship bar the outer middle and inner buoys
have been from mid the northern edge OF the chan
mel The bar buoy large first class IRON nun buoy
ter at low tide; Charleston light bearing NJ W. u NJ Rat
beacon N. " W. This buoy must be left the sarboard
hand on entering,
The bar middle buoy I'd class iron buoy painted
red with No. in white and placed in IL feet water
low tidej Charleston light bearing N. w. NJ, Suliyan
island outer beacon NJ w, north point Folly island W.
n. This buoy must be left the sarboard hand In
tering.
The inner buoy ist class buoy painted red with
No. in white, and is placed in lS-fee water at low tide
Charleston light bearing ~ W. NJ Sulvan's island
beacon NJ This buoy must be lett the starboad hand in
entering.
At the north channel outer buoy first class num-
painted with black and white perpendicular stripes 1t Is
placed 10 l2eet water at low tide Charleston light bears
y w. by W., Suliyans Island outer beacon N. w. W.,
Rattle Snake ghtvesse T. II s. This buoy must be passed
close to on either hand.
Middle buoy s second-eass iron num- painted red with
No. In white, and Is placed in 9feet water at low tide
Charleston light ). w II W., Fort Sumper w. N. W., Sui
ivans Island outer beacon n w. by W. This buoy be
LETT on the starboard hand in entering.
Inner buoy is rsolass iron buoy painted black,
with No. In white and is placed in l5ieet water at low
tide Charleston light bearing s. W. s., Fort Moultrie
flag staff N. W, Fort Sumpter w. by n N. This buoy
must be left on the port hand in entering.
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Owing to slim attendance the proceedings OF the ant
Nebraska caucus at the Capitol tonight principally OF
conversational character.Depatch for the Associated
Pres.
In other words that the "shrieks for freedom" have sub
sided into whisper.
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Arotker D,mocrntie Trirmph.

PORTLAND tMaine,) April sTbe election held here yes
terday resulted in democratic triumph The democrats
have not only carried tho city but the black republicans are
defeated 10 every ward.
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pIEap.

age. -
His iuaersl win tale place % day, wednesday, D. M,
nom his hef's Tesdence, No. 55 PsDns yIyARa avenue
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Departn,s of Nica,aanan !sLeam.,.

NEw YoRE April s-Tbs steamer Orizabs sailed to-day
for Nicaragua with five hundred passengers She was de-
tanned hour by the United States marshal Three ar
rests made for alleged violation Of the neutrality
laws
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Sal, Of a .Nars Ies,.l.

NEw YoRK April s.-The district court this morning or
dorod the schooner Falmouth with her cargo TO be sold TO-
day prize by the government for being engaged in the
slave trade.
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A Lady who - earnestly d.sroms of making herself
useful IN tire world and u children would IKE sn
engagement either young children Or asan oneh-
m school o as amanuens and copy IN each o. when CO
paciues she has had valuable experience.
The hrses testimonials furnished as 10 character 40
Please address r Miss Mary A. Doyle Hartford, Con
necteut .....
April s-d9t'
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l. OC AL N IL w y. .

CRY couscLs.on Monday last the Joint resolution from
he council asking power from Congress to gsue
stock erest market house Pennsylvania
for consideration in the board of aldermen. After
protraoted discussion the sub postponed for two
weeks with the view In the time of eotng additional
information.
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Eriensfrs Robbsrn.

New YoaK, April s.-The store Of Black, Ball, 4 Go.
this morning robbed Of diamonds the Of $50
O0O 1t is supposed that employee Of the firm was some
way implicated in the robbery as he is missing.