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To satisfy the warrants issued last month viii REQUIRE
576, $50 Of land, as follows;

The Pension Office has recently received eight hundred
sevenyss dollars and forty cents collected by the mar
shall Of the district Of the Of Virginia on an
scuion in favor Of the United States for money Illegally
tanned from the ofceoPop forged fraudulent paper
General Land 0fos.-SHrvey. IN Washington territory
Intelligence has reached the Commissioner OF the
Land Office that the Willamette meridian therefore extended
up to Puget sound has been across Admiralty M
let and Whdbys island The extension OF this meridian 10
th point has enabled the deputy Surveyors complete the
survey OF Whdby's island, which has large population
and which has long been considered very difficult tssl
owing to the large body Of BY which II surrounded
The work was under the superintendent Of J. X Hail.
deputy surveyor Of acknowledged ability.
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DEPARTM ENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Loss Of Tie Amereon Brig Lucy II. Chas.-lntelIgen
has been received ut this department letter dated
BADGES January 3st OF the total loss Of the American
brig Lucy II. Chase the 9Th Of January last near the
American coast. The captain, mate, and FIVE
rescued by the brig Thomas Troubrdge, Captain Lnne
of New Haven, Connecticut three days serwards and
ken to Barbadoes These unfortunate mariners win be
home in charge Of the gallant captain who saved them
a waery grave.
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The stories circulated by the abolition journals about
Kansas aars are too transparent for general deception
correspondent Of the New York Sum- writing from Kan
says; As to the civil in Kansas there has been
some troubles and probably win be long there are
fanatics at the head oeiIher party but yet Ikao no
hO,ttiss Ike 1os, reported from Me EaaLn
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BurrALo March 6.-The Lake Shore and Buffalo and the
New York City and Niagara Falls railroads are nearly i'm.
passable In consequence of the storm train
over the Central road arrived this morning twenty
behind time despatch from Dunkirk reports the Erie
road Ia the same condition.
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CLoaA's D,csionnryt by Mrs. W,rs.-New and ENLARGED
H. edition, with very NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plain,
eeauful, cnioed various fine and
mental bindings. Price, dollars and dollars.
SOLD, for the pubhhefs, w FRAkck TAYLOR
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IN penson Of Michael n Dyo,' Of rbiadephia ranJya
extension OF patent granted hin
an eentiai oils, years
sapvson said patent, which tstes place tir
dsy Nay. sJ6-
Ills ssssred petition be hsnrd oGee
Nssdsy, Nay IN O'Clock,
psons ncsAsd and show have,
~ ssid pssitioa ought not 70 he granted.
opposing the Gle
Ose objections, specially sefcssh In twenty
dsys of hearing Al Testimony parry
bs sss1 the said hearing be taken and transmitted
saeAasss ~tA The rais Of the oAcs which will be furnished
pitcatiou. &MN#s
testimony The will hs sh n MayI
dsposisione papers testimony,
se Sled In the once before The mernins Of a day tbs
Arguments, " sny, within dsys hereafter.
Ordered aiso, Union inr
ssscev Evening star, Washington D. c. Republican Ri
ore, Maryland Philadelphia, fa pni Journal
Of Commerce, New Yort, ~ ". week for nrre
eessvs WEEKS rvsvic". " the n"e'es"h Of May "s s day o
CHARLES MASON,
Comn,is-ioner Of Patents.
r. s-Edors pspevs vii pes,e ccpy and send
hills osss with paper eon,snng us notice
F,hI5-isw3w
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BOGUS GOLD RSes--" Ring goldT according to the Nc
chanics Book OF Reference is made Of parts Of Spanish
copper Of silver, and 8 Of gold mixed.
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TINS Il TO GIVE NOTICE, That subscriber hath Oh
tanned frou The orhan Washington county
Of colunba eets Of the
William Blame, of LONDON decessrd An svng
said deceased exhibit
the
OF February thy Otherwise, by law, be excluded
hon all beneht sf III. said estate
Given under my hand, his 5ul day % February 1850.
hENRY MAY, sSnipsuntof.
onrHlss' corRr, retruary 5, 1856.
DIsrRIcr or CotppnIl, Washington county.
orSe ed administrator the person,i WI
n Londun decsssed the required
law creditors rad decreased by ADVERTISED
weess In the Union, Of the city Of ahingon
ED. ~ ROACH,
e-iAw3w Register Willie.
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Without desiring to give said and COMFORT to the enc
my still make for the following which find in
late number Of the Macon Georgia. Telegraph:
Our Georgia know nothing friends may console them
selves that If the second Philadelphia has IL
nored slavery and the l2h section kicked Georgia
OF supreme Being That comfort, and every little
helps in dry time"
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The Richmond Enquirer says Of the new Philadelphia
know-nothing platform: " We are at loss to decide
whether this platform is most remarkable for the ints
lectua imbccy which it displays for its low transpa-
rent vulgar cunning and hypocrisy for its downright
unblushing dishonesty t.# t.A
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Hsa-&
llarksts.

New YonK March Flour Ia frm--sales of 200 bbls
straight State, 81 IL good Ohio Ssj southern 81 rs
Wheat frmsales Of 500 bushels southern red at ST. rs
Corn has decnedales of 1900 bushels western mixed
Go cents Pork has Of bbls meas at SIS 81
Beef frmsaes Of 400 bbs Chicago repacked SIS
Lard 10 hrmsaes of 800 bbs at 1885 cents. Whiskey
frm--sales Of $50 bbs Ohio at 2sI& cents. Ets
BALTiMoRE, March Flour 10 frmer-saes Howard
street at 81 26 City Mills Of 200 bbls 81 25
Wheat Is translates Of good to prime white 81 65 81 TO-
and good to prime red at ST. SIS 81 CO. Corn has declined
cents prime white, SO cents; good to prime yellow, 81
Sc cents Provisions in active demandmess beef SIS
pork SIC l2s The stock of bacon light and holders
rmsaes of shoulders 81 and aides 81 cents; hams
quoted At III 10 cents Lard in bbs 10 TO- cents.
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.

Light Hoa.e Boord.-Ntw Light Troubridgs Land.-
Official information has been received the Office the
Board that the harbor authorities Port Ad
elade, South Australia, have given notice that light
would be established Troubridge Island, st. yipcents
Gulf or about the lst Of January last.
The light Is repoiriay, showing bright light (which lasts
for twelve secondly every hay ine When within distance
OF about miles continued faint light will be seeu
clear weather, between the nterv ais of the brighter light
The illuminating apparatus is cstoptric rejecting
the Iih order The light is placed at elevation OF 50
above the level Of the sea- and will be ysbe the
Of ship in clear weather about l6 miles The lighthouse
stsndn the centre OF the Island in lat as deg min so
s., long. lST deg. 80 min. east Of Greenwich.
The following directions for tho guidance mariners
given:
"vessels bound through Investigator strait into St
Vincent gulf should make Troubridge light n. n n ~
bearing and steer T. NJ Il. u N. to pa IL at distance Of
miles, bringing II TO bear W. by N. NJ thence course
N. +. n. 80 miles will reach berth miles southwest Of
Port Adelaide lght-shp, when hesve to for a pilot
steam-tug.
Vessels from the westward and southwark should ap
proacb the Troubrdge light than miles, where they
will lind soundinRs in from 10 to IA fathoms.
Vessels bound down the gulf In westerly gales win find
good anchorage under the lee OF Troubrdge aud with the
light bearing = W. about - miles distance, in fathons
a clean sandy bottom.
q Courses and bearings magnetic Variation der
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The New Haven (Connecticu) Courier consoles itself
with the reflection that there difference between
the know-nod,ings and black republicans
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Ny G. w. BOTELER, Auctloncer. I

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
"Wednesday the 18th Of March, 1856 by virtue deed
dated the a5 day Of June, D. 1872 and
Lber A. No. 49, oqs 23i, 2a5 1885, 237, ABB
records ar Washington District OF Columbia
shall sell public suction In font ne premises, oc oek
No. aud No. 10, in the subdivision made by hes
John Davdson in square numbered aa0 the city Of Webngoa
Terms Of sales One fourth cash.
Twelve, eighteen months
and n be secured by deed ofirust
If the complied he
day Of sale, the usteea the resell
risk and cost Of the first purchaser.
JOHN A. LINTON
:. stas t.a 4at5s ag sssse VIM. II. WARD,
sse. 5s4s4I t4tg+f .sazs Trusees..
.0s.. Il. n. 81 ssr ss5fE# s8a c. w. BOTELER,
Feb 27--d s..e. FL ts. AuctioAeer..
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The Augusta Georgia. Consitutionslist says, in a
spirit of heartfelt hanktuness, that all parties
fully authorized to declare that Francis r. Blair and An
drew Donelson in way connected with the dem
ocratic party ss. b #H.
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WHAT TURKEY Is LIKELY TO GAIN ~ I'D waffle de-
'eopment OF the commercial Of Turkey likely
% attract considerable attention from capitalists Ia west
ern Europe The fret undertaking with this object Is an
nounced under the title Of the Ottoman Bank with CAPT
va Of 100000, 10 be increased to f2,OOOOOO
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ANpRkw JAcKsoN donel.on.

Parson Brownlow IL s arranged 10 pint the name
Of bis nominee fer Vice President In the above style in or
Der 70 make-him run we'll Hear hm
has been understood rs arranged that Major Douel
son would be put on the tickle, with Andrew jackson 10
g letters and Doneson invisible and then the odine
democrats would think that old Hickory bad come to
life again - Boston Poet
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ToSosro, March Gin the Provincial Assembly, to-day
the resolutions ayong prohibtory liquor law by
one msjoryj but stringent license law passed by
large majority.
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Tutut docfHeH nc tdnadiua Grand Truhk KaiIpdy,
hosrnEAl, March 6.-Two engines aud plough
OH the track the Grand Trunk railroad yesterday sitter
noon, near STAINS, twenty miles above Montreal One
was Killed and two others badly injured Their have
not transpired. = as t#essaa... s.
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Experimentation N. Caldwell appointed 10 clerk
shp at salary Of 200 year. TO FIJI vacancy oeoasioned
by resignation OF John W. Wells
Route Agent Appointed. G. Hewlett additional
agent on the Richmond and Weldon line
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HoRyoLx, March THE steam frgas Merrimac remains
At Hampton Roads awaiting orders from Washing ton Her
sailing under steam and proved perfectly satisfac
tory. M $500
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lows. .#.9 s. Aa.5.4 5 lr4 #..s.. 81. &.
Here, then, let the patriot take his stand Let him
stand fast with the unbroken columns Of the national demo-
cratic army snd In November be will be of the
sharers in the glory of victory which, though gained in
peace, will yet be splendid and enduring than any
which have nmortaized the blood stained fields Of the
Crmea."
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DIED,

On the 7h instant, the residence Of his parents
SOUTHLAND FORGE, Of PETKR and HANNAH FoRcE
10Th year VI his age. N.3s
The friends Of The family invited funeral
sunday sernoon, half past wo o'clock FROM the First Bas
church, 10Th street. sts.. Il Af2kRtt IL. XXI
instant, ROBERT LECKIE, consumption in the
2lst year of his
The friends Of the family respectfully invited his
neral sunday O'clock from the residence OF Mr.
DEEHAh Pennsylvania l2h
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In order TO have idea OF the loss this country has
tanned hereby It viii be amss to state that the popnla
ton OF Deawae and Florida together is yet Ear below the
number Of persons the know-no,hug policy has kept
away in 1855 Rhode Island had in 1850 only l47545
and may have now about O00 Only imagine that ons
year OF knownothing reign has already more than
the present population Of Suites like Delaware and
flordal How much viii Il cost us IL this sway should be
extended TO four years more7 This Is the real and true
standard with which the prudence the prn-
cpes of tho knownohngs and the depth Of their love
this country Judging hereafter might suppose that
among them there not who has either the abi-
iy and arsighedness Of statesmen or the honesty and
uprghtness Of patriot Otherwise how could II be pos
sibe that In this enlightened country men should act
against the true principles Of civil and religious liberty
and TO the disadvantage against the welfare and interest
Of their own couniry2 Tho whole know-nobing move
ment bears some striking resemblance with that Of the
French socialism Of ls4s There like here Il was only
me lower class the laborer mechanic especially the tiers
daf OF The city population insgated by hatred and eal-
ousy against the better situated and rich and led on by
interruptions, fanatic and ambitious mem They also
proved themselves good kuow-nohings for Immediately
after the revolution Of February all foreign workmen
some thirty housand had to leave the CITY Of Paris The
same Is the case with our know-nothinC.
u is than probable that the imnipraon of tsse
will be far behind that Of 1855 II one NAV indge az
ter The comparatively small number who have arrived IN
the months Of january and February This shows sui
GENTLY that the immigrants come to this country lust as
much for political freedom material Welbcuy TSeasf
coA'nes sc qatd detrimsatt res ppbica eaPiail lis.
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AMERICAN TRACT SocrErY-The receipts Of the Ameri-
can Tract Society up 10 the lst day Of February last are
about $4,000 10 advance Of last year the same date
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inK NICARAGUA EneRATIos.--FouE hundred emigrants
sailed from New Orleans for Nicaragua on Wednesday
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The Crclevie (Ohio) Watehman closes an admirably
written article headed Plain Talk for Plain Men,
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Inrrnton nrrAnrnrnr-

Pension 06ce.Abstract Of the business Of the Pension
Bureau under the Of Sd March, 1885, the 2sb Febru
AIRY last:
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KENTUCKY IrsisLAruRE-The Kentucky legislature has
agreed TO adjourn sine die on the 10th Instant tI
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PkRsosAL-Gen, Almonte was to have sailed from New
Orleans ON Saturday last for Vera Cruz
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Feb o7--d
Astor place Hotel.

7s Astor Place Hotel.
THIS Hotel, No. 733 Broadway, Wavey
Eighth street, New York. undergone pairs
and improvements, and h rsopened by w j. FISH SON.
Broadway either for parmAnent boardcrs
Nxw YoRK, Feb -, le56. ~. 81. l.-4 54s
S-, WI. FISH SON, Projectors.
Feb Q3-dAwlm
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02- Jackson Democratic Associaiion.-1he regula,
monthly meeting this Mace Monday
night next O'Clock Cops old Saloon, Louisiana
the az 9Th ?unctuH attendance required,
matters Of neres, win the attention Of the
DANIEL RATCLIFFE
March President.
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Law Partnership.

Law Partnership.
X. J. WALKER. GF5ss.a at 4. l.. JAHIN.
RoBERr !. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed
neshp for the and nial Of The
Court Of the Uni.ed eaies and In the Court Claims Address
washington Guy, D.
rHEhE bst ~, 900 tickets scheme he
Havana plan brought! befs public Of
Modus oprsnst Of distributing the prizes that
Harnins il Sssstos sshoovs. al especially ),
60 order them Up early On cous's you w ge your ieke al
81 Paul-strsst corner Baltimore, Maryland.
Feb 21-swaw
'THREA LACE GOODS, EmBROIDERIss. vc.--
The suhscsbsrs have just received from New York full
nent OF the asovsnsned seo which have been seI cited ~
Jol,a,ss sad sleeves. In sets 10 match
Chsasess ptslssvss do
Lace trnnsa collars sad sleeves, do
Lace trimmed French worked collars aud sleeves
EmbrolAss~d camhic In H.
Embroidered s~ts, On linen and hReE-casnbrie
Thrssdiacs collars
MOassias sets, ID both black and white
Ss.sd e. 49, . ss variety and new styles
EnSsotdsssd Swiss and cAmssc aconcng
NssIin aad csnbnc sdsinss nd iassr,ings
Resi thvad lace bosshss and coliass 4#.s
Thread Isces aad eAsins. OF all widths
Black thread iaces and edyngs, all widths
Wide black l.ces for houaces, Ac.
Tosshss with desirable goods adapted
present and sppsoaohns seasons. such
Ficanced sk dresses, In great variety
Ylounced grvnadine rDbes, rich
YIounced 6~ress robes great variety
striped and plaid twisted silks
Ch~ne silks, striped and nrured, new styles
Light plain 'ilks, 'cs evening srcssss
Coiored stk nlusfons do
Blsck niks In every variety &c 2
AL Of which, together with complete Of seaorsd
FEB s7-saw4wif RooE, BRO, a co.
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Miss Maggie Mitchell gained another triumph last evening
by her witohing personson OF Carlo In the Little Dev
Share" She warmly sppaudcd throughout the entir'
play.
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OFFICIAL.

#f TssAsuRs DKrARrnsST, December l. 1855.
Notice 40 hereby bodefs
that this deparsmsn will purchase Of 81 500 coo 81
said stocks any time when The may prior
Lat u June aud will therefor following prices
viii f.l.#Elg
stock Of loan OF 1884, premium Of 10 per
the 1917 aud lo< premium par For
Of 1855, co0aony called Texan
ny stock peium OF And for stuck Of the loan 81
1916, sdeenabe the i2h November, ei0, II
Treasury The Isl Of January premium Of
cent eeesed the lat January aud the 3 day OF haIc
ne1 pemum ofa ana received aer the sist March,
and prior 10 said LEI OF June premium Of ~
Interest Will also be allowed si oek the fi.s specified
In the certificates, from with Euri-
pal o. the cefncses received the lit January Amer
thai date the intesoa viii BIO allowed Ia addition the
from lat January The date Of receipt
days interest will be allowed In addition osay the
seller.
Certificates transmitted department the present
doe should be duly assigned Unad
half interest," ssut Tho lsi January party
entitled o receive the purchssc money.
Payment for these stocks viii upon the assist
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, pae
entitled 70 receive the money may direct.
LANES GUTHRIE,
$50 Secretary Of the Treasury
naat sv.ac.f
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"IHE car is, STILL ooME.n--The Chattanooga Ad-
yerser eongratuaes the world upon the rapid increase
OF the population Of that pacet1enythree babies born
In that city In about the number OF days. and he
cry Is, sull they Gomez
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United states Court OF Claims.


United states Court OF Claims
CARD.
S.Ssr.sn,S isan g psvsrsu Of New ye,s city, and ~
..~ s.soc,s,sd Tor The legal pro-ecauon % ea Tor credit
o o. @ !. ne Court e e Jim
ness s,,e 81 wsshi.swy which may be n'n.,ed % Their
Yofi, or slsr~ner, : any pan lsc Union.
Al New Yo. &c Or WsSs9.n ~" r.aisr iu'a,msoa a. T. e
which have been ms before Conss. departments
be furnished " once u'0" 'r'a"o' s 3, se pyrnssx
oBrosd~sy, corner Wal. l, sssss NV re1etr
wa.hirr'op eiy.
NIL is conrni..ioner OF the Court Of Csn..
Jan 3i-aa~nd line'J
ca mn worth az notes ..cnrss ny deeds trust
.cdbsr, and none orhs Notes the
e.aos. y %s win & sus"S's '''
Feb s-eodu 4sa rneen,h st.. over cbabs Bro,bsrs asnk
MecLURE. MILLS, a o., Land Ass.s., pasaqus.
.a .. s:..,. s % y ~ m's CD
ecmpss~n, engineer and surveyor
Hon. George w. Jones, u. 8. senator Dubuque lows.
G.n. y. Lewis, surveyor general, pansaas, Iowa
a-.... s,9.ehsa ( Scot, sssssr.. Nav YORK
Hon, n, Cook Ruas's. New Yoss.
NEW PATENT FLUID LAME, !. well tnown - III
who deal II with auii
with circular wick
I'd that the light could b. controlled has
se dersfum nuid well
that such lamp hes until bser efeied public.
such lamp noe present, which huns with ciesr
light. snd viii ste acnsss which renders or
reading and hprn with
.,.s as'd l.%r entirely esn,ansd.
The material w tho
ethereal oil srd
The lamp pie IN construction sud easily tfn med
the light can he regulated a. pessciy s 90 that no more
need be .
This lamp peculiarly ADAPTED pupose ofrhrG q ucles
ssd public halls, while fos lighting pso resding wiring w
ing II has equal
For ase by j. v. NcGREGoRs
s3t 7,h between Louisiana ayenne and street
Feb s3-Aav2vf
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FRUITS OF Kyow-YoTHya,su " 0"'0

Political economists, statesmen, and all true lovers Of
this country viii have perceived with doleu feelings the
injury which the has received by the sudden decrease
OF the European immigration during the last year caused
by the political ascendency Of the know-uothngs Exactly
one hundred cent have arrived loss than in the pre-
ceding year 1854.
In 1884 46OA74
In 1900 do 2304T6
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The ladies' Fair at oddFellows Hail. for the benefit
the Lutheran cht ch, has thus far proved highly attractive
and we trust, remnnerstvc.
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THEOLOGY AND SHApPK's RIFLss-Tbere have been sew
era little fraeases among the students OF Yale within
weck-growing out Of the appropriately OF a tutor named
Brcwer-in which wlndow-glass was made to rattle
smarty for two three successive nights The New
Haven Palladium says that "a member OF the theological
department Of this College has applied for Shsrpes rife
70 20 to Kansas and fight
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Ul5- New. DIR. Kings<ord Will preach new
Baptist church, on 18th sabbath morning and night
Miss Consaves
Of The in Madeira
thrilling her escape
respectfully invited. Iba y. .5# # t.H a.aE tFa
March
Qy- The seventh OF tho series
Yo Mems Chiun Association be delivered
night (9ih instant, In Street Presbyterian church, Rev. r.
Gurey, ID D. Subjects I" The miracle Of the birih"
March n
CO Rev. A. A. Wtliits OF Philadelphia, will
liver free lecture to The Young Mems Christian
hall OF the Smithsonian Association, Monday night O'Clock
SUBJECT The Man for OF character
Young MEN, The public are invited TO attend
March 8
n7- The Funeral Sc OF klder David 10. Wi.
will be preached H. Sabbath la the
Presbyerian Church, building 18Th sree)
and strangers cordially invited 10 attend. II
Msr1-d1 Fl.
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Dec i-d,l.,Juneii

Mr.. EWBANK's New Beok--Lie IN Brazil With up.
III hundred illustrations Thomas Esbank. al
History Of fernando CoTex; by Abbott Illustrated 60
Pasn sshis and French Principles through Aieesn
HpectncIes; BY J, J. Jarv.s; I'd series 81. sse#@
Charles summers Recent speeehss and Addresses. 81 as
The Angel In tho House. The Beuohai. rs cents.
Ju.t published and iot sale AZ
.,,-8.Is.f4F ~ a.. 1905 TAYLOR T. MAURY'S
Mar Bookstore. neaf 9th street
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DEArHs--The Portland (Maine) papers announces the
death In that city of Hon Levi Cutter at the advanced
age of 81 years
The mother OF Governor Andrew johnson, of Tonnes
see died at Greenye in that State the 18th Of Feb
ruary last
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