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CHURCH Music, &C.-Much ado IL making in
certain circles in consequence of furious assaul,
upon the choir and congregation of Grace Church
in the columns of this weeks Churchrnau. Witch
claims to be the organ par erccence of the Episco
paiians here. Grace" you know, is the tin top
fashionable church of the metropolis Its choir.
the Churchman says, is only an orchestra, where
only operate music of the most sensuous kind is
performed, and the provisional bishop is invok ed
TO stop the awful blasphemy. Besides, the con.
gregation are not whit better. The Churchman an
says, 1t is not a worshipping people, but one
that goes to be tieked" Al hey come In with an
air and snirk, which tell the same tsle." 1.-The
ladies' sometimes behave there as they do at the
opera, or the theatre, or in the ball room, while
the men as freely criticize, in their pews the
performances in the organ loft, rs they would in
the dress circle at the Academy. or Wallacks,
Don Giovanni, or Norma
This blast from the Churchman is creating q
great excitement; but not SO much because It is
the Churchman that says it, as the report that it
was written by an eminent authority in the Epis.
copal church. and is supposed to be preliminary
practical step towards following up the sugges.
tons of the bishops pastoral, recommending the
suppression of light and irreverent music The
paid singers are beginning to trembie for their
places aud their salaries -Neu York Letter.,
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FkNHE CHEAPEST FUEL.--At the pre-
sent relative prices of Pue NATURAL COKE
is undoubtedly the cheapest. The SOFT COKE is
unequslled fiel for CRATES, being easily kinded
ceaniy, and ope.thrd more durable than Bituminous
Coal. The HARD COKE is an excellent fuel for
factories, churches &c. and s nearly if quite as
durable as Apthracits.
PRIcYs-Soft Lump, $50; Soft Hail, IS Hard
Coke, ei;her grade, S5Per load.
YARDS, corner 10th street and Basin Bank, and 9Th
snd Byrd streets. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
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NEW FEATURE OF TRADE.-The New Orleans
Bulletin notes another new feature of trade. 1t
says:
"A commercial house of this city has been advi .
ed Of the shipment from Chicago Of 500 bbls of
pork, 100 bbls of lard and 81 casks of hams The
shipment has been made to Cairo by railroad, and
is the first shipment of the kind that has ever been
made from Chicago to this port, and is intended as
an experiment to be followed up by others in case
it bays a remunerating profit. We regard this
shipment of produce to our city from Chicago rs
large and fourishing commerce with the great
West, which will find an outlet to foreign mar.
kets by the Mississippi river, the most natural
expedient and cheapest mode Of transit"
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LECTURES ON SLAvERY.-Elihu Burritt the
Learned Blacksmith" lecsured Monday night at
Hope Chapel, New York, on the possibility and
plan of "Brotherly copartnership Of North and
South for the peaceful extinction of slavery" Mr.
Burrett announced some years ago, while in Eng
land that he would not return to the U. States
until the adoption of the ocean penny postage sys
tenn; but it seems be has reconsdered his decision,
as Prof Stowe did about going unshaved until the
repeal of the fugitive slave law.
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hhESS GOOUS, EM bROlDHK1k rs, &C.
- &c-I am closing out all styles Of Dress Goods,
at great bargains, and Frensh Worked Collars ct "a
and Is cts. worth double the money. Also, lot Of
s e S " s0s M
N EZEKIEL Cheap cs:h Store.
de8 Next door to P. K Whites Shoe Store
w The large and beautiful stock the great vsris-
ty and excellence Of the Ladies', Misses and Ctil.
drens' Boots Shoes and Caters. for sale "a
buying community of Richmond srsSf SSn5II
dies have visited HARRIS Dry GoodS 51a 44o1( =
store within the last week, and they oil ~ky TINT.
and cheapest to be found this season In the city
Ladies' and gentlemen, we are weekly adding TO our
already well selected large stock and will be pleased
to M sSssSs HAsSs 'ns ss fnes sSos o.
EINEsT Old sAZAkAC Is n a DY,
L vintage 1893; Ofvera; finest Old south-sids Ma.
:.: e:s od ss % % ;sf oal
bon Wbiskey, finest quality; Cooking Vines spark
ling Mosslle Wine; Champagne Wines; schiedam
9. in store and for sale Il ss;'t..: e ;ris pur
de 8 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
A ACAKD.-EDWAhD .. kACfiO, GENE
IA RAJ AGENT AND COLLECTOR, would most
respectfully inform his friends, and the public game
rally, that he will continue ia the same ius Of bus.
as .ss
soaDs, NOTES and oPsN ~ Acc6SNFs aars and =.
tending to all other business pertaining to General
Agent. His long experience extensive acquaintance,
the interest of those who have business requiring
the aid Of agent, to place it in his hands for
axement.
turn his thanks to his freads and tho public gene
rally, for the very liberal p.tronsse herstofore be.
slowed on M him and n nTsspse,taiy s9si.. sonsieu.
change Hotel de6-dt8Jsn.
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a. W. HtLLskS J. S. HILLMAk.
~ w.HILBMAN a. CO., so Front street
VI. NEw YoRk, Agents for the sale of VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances on eonsignments ssT-6m.
I ENI- n. WEBB GE CO., GENERAI,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, oder their ser.
wees for the sale and purchase OF Flour, Wheat
NcTu Tooaoeo' &c. Rs8---6m
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, WRiG BUILDING(
RICHMOND, November 8, 1856. :
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that 1
l \ shall on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF Do
cember 1886 st 10 O'Clock, A. M, st this office take
account Of the debt still due from the estate of
William M. Fulton deceased.
no Io-64w RMILTON CARY Commits
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A kUktsE {. KEID.--
u GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Messrs Tsljsferro Il Bro, James Gray's Sona
Shields Sommerville, and e H. Skinksr & Co.
Richmond Alex. Bell Son, and Reid L. Soutt.r
Norfolk Spence Reid, Baltimore, aud Reid
Nash New York. no 24-Im
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DEMONAL.-Or PLUNlk has removed

DEMOtAL.--Dr. PLUME has removed
IA his office to this third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, aad about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. P. continues to treat
all ryphtic ana gonorrhoes complaints and having
sd much practice in this line ,tters himself that hs
give very general satisfaction A call from
thoae Interested is solicited
Dr. p. ais makes and vends of the best resto-
ratives. Chemical Extract of French Flowers) for
constitutional wesknsss ever offered to the public
DR.. z. may be consulted conf ,entally by letter,
otherwise. Medicines ecurely packed and sent
10 order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from nd. till NJ. Franklin
street, the Exchange H0tsl, Richmond city,
Va. no Is
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IL IS, to find out the secret where To buy the
cheapest Dry Goods In this city. The undersigned
intending to make change in their firm, are from
this day commencing to sell off their entire
stock Of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, without re-.
gard to price. ack Plaid and striped Silk, at 80
cents and upwards; Mernos, Alpacc&s, all wool De
lanes Psids. large lot OF shawls and ladies Coaks
of all descriptions; Flsnnes, Linseys, Ho.ieri es
Gloves, Blankets, large stock Of Embi oioeries.
very cheap. snd great many other articles, all of
which will be said at and below cost. Come ladies
from the Eastern and Southern part of this city spend
q for omnibus ride, and m1ke 85 in buying
bargains. at T. STRAUSE BRO,
de6-lms No. q Main st.
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No IFS BROAD STREET.
Begs to apIoupce TO tha public that the constant In
of his busnsss makes 1t imperative to have
his present store enlarged and in order have the
improvement ex ecuied possible, all the
soods will be offered such extremely
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e sTO(ks FUK sALE-..yirSinia state
- Stock; Bsnk Of Virginia stoci, ey
oeza Exchange snd Stock Brokers.
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kNEkClNG--Ihe exercises In this nDe arr
L hsve already commenced In my Sale dArtnos
No 2Os Main street, where am prepared TO receive
alfarther nun ber Of pupils. sss t%## q p
Terms-Fivs dollars, cvdrse Of Twelve ieesona.
iI--ts r.. WELbAGHEh
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HAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin naa sheet
u Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between MAR
and Gary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIxTUKEs,
gtesm Pipes for Churches, ablio Buildings, he
Metallic Roofing, Gutterng and Spouttns, put
up in sny part of the citI snd country.
WILL AND SGARDEE Pi1LPS FOR SALE
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United states Patent Once,
WAsaIreTos, March rs, 1856

I'm the petition o J. NJ. w, Iesh and Zacharah Rceson
aud H. bowman administrations Jacob Deardoh
Wayne comfy Indians praying for
granted NJ g. w. B-sh Drardorn, a. Beeson June "a,
ief2 In "ths
from the expiration Of said PATENT takes place The 2
Of June, ls55-
IL said peuisn be
Monday the f OF June IL O'Clock,
nohed appear and show cause, any they have, why
petition ought not ~ be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required he IN the
objections specially forth
before the day o all hed parry
used said hearing be taken and transmitted In
application.
The the viii be closed the 9Th %
siom other relied testimony be filed
the once before the morning of that day The arguments n
any. Within thereafter.
Ordered aso thar this notice be published in The Union, Inte
rencer Evening Washington D. G. Republican,
Philadelphia, Day Boob New
Inqur Ohio for three
previous the s7h Of June merit, the day q hearing
CHARLEs MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEditors Of the above will please copy,
bills Patent Once, with paper containing this
March 26--lRv3w
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TO e hoerB Of bonds eerate' other edene Of the dbt Of
he stGe Of Tra the late republic hseo under af Of 2s
February, 1855.
Treasury DKrApTAKHT, April H. 1855.
EREAs The 4th section of of sch February 1870, emit.
lied San provide for e OF such creditors OF
republic OF Texas coprrbrnded act Of Con
September o. 1885, requires Of the Treasury
notice public NINETY days
when payment. will be made npder said acts .
ssued The With February last BY THIS
duly puh.hed seing firth said Of Copgers
Legislature of Texas assenag thereto
requiring evidences OF debt srein provided
died THIS department with asssnmsnis, seass and
shdavi be ein pointed ont dirty days prior TO the isi June
NC
said sseton further provides that pay
bod cerhcaie, evidence OF debt
which shah hy days before the time limited by said notices.
be- the Treasury Department
bonds certificates,
debt shs be ecaivsd
pansnt bin dste beroof, they will
be excluded o@ all benefits Of saa act sgsssb 70 the 9Th sec
don of the same -.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap l5-iRw2m Secretary of the Treasury.
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NOTICE-Notice hereby the
representative obedish woodop
lifetime served the Revolutionary In l77S lieutenant
commended Cspain John
vf continental line, ObediHh
woodson while In said service about tbs f7s
ta Virginia military land gcg7
favor Of the Of said osedish Wooden
22a shst said
Barley Jo-ish Betile whose hands
nsisd and application made aud duplicate obtained
A. b. 1897 beng No 66a7, calling for
poceedp9 had IN the court Of cpmon pleas cermon
w. Ohio, charcefy sitting, decreenR title said
Barley torah Bete who the
Psesw, who sppcant'o have scrip
warrant, according sn,usd making
for the satisfaction Of Virgins land ap-
proved August ~, A. u. 1854.
Mar 9o-iswoodayss A. s,PETTICREw.
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1sUDOR PLACE for rsnt--Ths we'll Known, beautiful resi-
Offered The house is
Of spacous District situated the heights
within limits The premises
ground abundanty
supplied with shade and beautiful and
Geor2etown, Washington, the broad Po
unae Virginia and certainly
most delightful residence for gentleman of fortune.
IND for a situated
the Of Washington, sw hpndred yards from Boundary
Columbian coiegs, fun description which
MY ofce, square No. 3o3 in this CITY,
Aso, building heights Of Georgetown,
square
plat Of which also be seen
office.
~ N, CALLAN, Notary Public,
An p4-alwsw No. al3 stIee.
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, April %. 1856

IN petition Alfred Hall, Of Pouh Ameoy, New Jersey,
" praying OF patent granted 70 him the ID ri
September IN bick for
years patent which psce the
ID day of September, ls5S--
- ordered hst the said petition he heard s,be Patent ohce
Monday, 18Th of August ~ O'Clock and all
pouhed spps csuse have, why
ssrd pet'ion ought tto b. q.
required file In the Patent
Once their obi e'iops, specially set forth writing least twenty
efore The of hearing all flied by either party
said hearing transmitted
Of the ofce which will he furnished
application.
.mony IN the viii he cosed the sb Of August
relied ned
before the n,oninE of that
II any, within ,.n days ,herosft-r.
Ordered slro, that published Urios
tessncer and Evening star, Washington ID. o. pepobcsn
Bsltndrs Arms, Philadelphia Day Book, New
Ros,on previous
18Th of Angus. nor, the day Of hearins
- CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
sFdors OF papers will please copy, send
their bits 70 tho Once, with paper containing this notice
May t-lHw3w
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. Es.

The House met at IL, IN. asst
Mr. KNowLToN, OF Maine. Mr. Speaker, rise to a
question Of privilege submit the following preamble and
resolution!
Whereas difficulty occurred al WIZARDS Hotel, in thi,
city, the sth instant, between Hon. Psnrsos Hnn-
rxar, member Of this House from the State Of California,
Thomas Resting waiter at said hotel which resulted
the death Of said kestng from pistoshot fired by said
And whereas upon the examination OF said before
Justices Smith and Birch, Of the District Of Columbia, the
said justices divided In their opinion TO the propre-
ty OF allowing said HrpBrsT to obtain bail
And where, said Hrnnrar then taken on the writ OF
habea. corpus before Thomas H. Crawford ndge Of the
criminal court District Of Columbia and the decision
Of the said judge was as follows, viz'
"Thst the prisoner enter into recognzance with one or
good surety ureties in the Of $4,000 cond
toned for his at the next term OF the criminal
Monday Of June next, answer 70 the charge Of man
slaughter Thomas Heating and not TO depart the uris-
dioton OF the court without the leave thereof"
whereas the constitution provides that each house
Of Congress shall be the Judge OF the quacanon: o. Us own
sna s ny Of twohirds erpe
R,,or,s That tho Committee on the Judiciary Of tbi.
House be- and they hereby instructed to take the OF
the above named pHLFsos T. HraprRT into consideration
hat thew have power to persons and papers, and
mort 10 ,his body at their earliest convenience
the House should take In the premises
Mr. CORR Of Georgia Mr. Speaker object TO the con
alteration OF these resolutions There Is no question oil
privilege involved in them
Mr. kNOWLTON moved suspension of the rulca IN or
der TO introduce the resolution.
Mr.. GfDpINGs, Of Ohio hoped tho gentleman would
not move suspension Of the rules was question Of
ANYTHING IL was question Of privilege which should be
voted upon directly by every member.
Mr.. KNowLT0N withdrew his motion to suspend the
rules. s..e
the resolution and claimed that involved question OF
privilege II not for the Chair to decide whether the
facts stated true and whether II was therefore
ueston Of privilege not; but n the gentleman claimed
that 1t involved question Of privilege under the cons-
tuition and rules Of the House. the Chair would submit the
question to the House. Win the House entertain tne pre-
arnble aud resolution question Of privilege y
Mr. KNOWLT0N desired the Chair TO state the question:
and asked The yeas and nays upon IT,
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THIS u TO utv. notice that Tn. subscriber OBJ
tained from Orphans ~ Baltimore city
Of Riernor
city deceased ~ having ems against the deceased
hereby warned erho with the hereof
before oh NJ October
law be excluded from
indebted said requested make
payment
6ivca under my hand this sh dsy of hpril, lsse.
DAVID STEWART, Executor,
Ap li--lsviw No. % st. Paul street, Baltimore.
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United states Mail.

PROPOSALS carrying mails United
ls day VI le30, the 1855,
following the TERRITORIES or OREGON and
WARRINGTON will be received the Contract Once OF Post
odea Department. The city of Washington, until the 9Th day Of
July, 1855 10 be decided BY the next day
OREGON TERRITORY
1878 From s,a Point by Grand Prairie Eugene City, % miles
and back, once week.
. Leave stasf's Point every Friday al
Arrive al Eugene City same day by
Leave Eugene City Saturday AT
Arrive Point day m.
1875 From po Oriord Randolph Coos Bay GAdne
Cry, IS miles and back week
Leave Port Oxford every Monday at 7 a
Arrive al Gardiner city Wednesday by 3p ms
Ltave Gardiner Thursday
Arrive al rou Oxford Saturday by
2133 From scoburg Winchester, miles and back
Leave Scoisburg every Wednesday al 7 a
Arrive Al winchester next day by 3 PM
Leave Winchester every Monday nj q mi
Arrive al Scottsburg next day by 3pm.
a.#. WAsHINGToN TERRITORY.
27al From Pacific City Cheaook ~ miles and back,
week. ..
Leave Pacific City every "Wednesday nj pm;
Arrive at henook same day by 5pm
Leave Chenook every Moadny at m;
Arrive III Pacific City day by III a N.
Bids by Different schedule will be considered.
aJ42 From Stencoom City week.
Bidders distance and schedule Of arrivals and depart
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( No. 553.l
Notice

a "a. .#uaaa. e No. 55al .s".8
Notice .ase a-
QfMe temporary continuance Of The Land Office al Kalama-
200, in lie State of Michigan. .....|z
CONGRESS- by aci approved April 1856, having The
temporary the land Office Kalamazoo, Mci-
which Office be discontinued BY notice No. SAL
bearing dare November l2 1856 la..sE #h
hereby known that the said
der Of The Kalamazoo district IL revoked
reopened business Of June
1t, until further notice.
Given under hand city Of Washngton this 18th day Of
April, A. d. 1885, H aa8aa#@
TnOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Api7-iaw6w IInici Il Star
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mo. 554l
Notice

Notice
Ofe diseOfinuance Of the Lend Office al Iowa Cy, in t
State Of Toupa.
NOTICE hereby that of law and In view
IN lows Iowa, tina
dsct hundred thou
the Interior directed that the Iaad
Iowa city be Discontinued and the land. remaining up-od
of disconnuanee be made subject sale and entry
FortD DrsM Mones. In said
Land. remaining unsppopsed by law, and subject
once disconnued will ts
ruct entry said office m the date Of the receipt 81 notice
thereof and the isad on
viii public of which
they prepared applications snuss Of such
lands their Ufhce.
under hand the ct OF Washington, This 18th day OF
April, A. ID. 1855. - . ,.u,z
COmaissioner 9th. General Land Once.
Ap i7-tsw6w Intel. star
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.

NAVY AassoY, ..-..
ss Washington, Aprii 30. 1856
SEALED proposals. will be this until WedDcs
day, the 2oh day OF May 1885, for the supply Of such
quantities o erh beef vegetables be required the
washington during h.ca the LIST
day ot July next and ending The 30, June, 1857. .t
The be quality and the best
the market sords and ench article be offered for BY the
pound.
Bond with approved security required half the es
mated amount 81 the contract and twenty ceniam 10 addition
Will be withheld from the each be made
collateral security for The due Of The contract which
viii paid until IL tUily complied with
Every Offer be accompanied directed In the act Of Con
gess making appropriation for the naval service for 1857
proved August lU, Si6 by signed by
responsible peons effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders will his bid be accepted,
within five with good and sufficient
furnish the articles proposed
No will be considered unless accompanied by such
HaM#.# 4 A. GREENLEAF,
Ap 30-lawaw r, Navy Agent.
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mo. 55ll

IN Brownsville Chntheld, in the Territory Of Minnesota
In accordance with prnvsous Of
HAn authorizing locauou Of
proved 3D. ts58 hereby declared made knnwn that
once the safe u the public In
Territory of Minnesoa, will be removed from
Of Bfownsvls " pesent loeaion Cha6ed, said Territory,
onan nd the 3st day Of Nav merit
Given my hand city Of Washington 81 day Of
Apul, A. ID. 1856,
ny order OF the rrc.identi
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Al 5-iawsw Intel. h Star