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COLONEL BENTON.
S. A. SMITH.

Neither the position assumed by Colonel Benton in the
pending in Missouri his protested objects or
motives have deceived any deceye any His
ostrich system of tactics is thus alluded to by the New
York Tmes-a paper which has hitherto sympathized
with all his ant-democratic movements:
aCoonel Benton will be by his letter in another
column made haste write from Cincinnati proclaming
his determination to support Buchanan and for COVER
nor Missouri himself The Colonel evidently inclined
to play sharp game with the democracy Of Missouri
Aiming the overthrow Of the Atchison and Srngfeow
party there be proposes TO accomplish that object by using
their weapons He for the Nebraska presidential
candidate in the hope that he draw off their
the regular Nebraska candidate for governor If this
the object he has in view il is easy understand his
position There is not in the Union who has declared
alphabetically more explicitly his hostility 10 the
principles Of the Nebraska bill than Colonel Benton When
the subject under discussion in Congress he denounced
il with all the yehemence and force which characterize his
usual action OF souatter sovereignty which he styled
nondescrip fowl Matched from the marvellous golden
egg he said:
a'Terriloral sovereignty is monsrosy, born Of tim
idy and ambition Matched into existence in the hot ncu-
baton OF presidential vass and revolving 20 the be
holders when first presented object 10 this shiiyshay
willywonty, dontycany style Of legislation Ii is not
legislative II is not parliamentary IL not many-it
there is shiily-shally in Nothing Of the ie
male gender ever born young enough, lived long
enough to get befogged in such quandary as this
at would be little curious see Colonel Benton sup
porting which he has thus denounced But In
the same speech be went on 10 say
a. Three dogmas siict the landvideea, sgadttey
soOaeigRty noa-inpsaioa, and pore IN Congress %
Lgisafe upon siapay the Trtores and this bin asserts
the whole three and beautifully usrates the whole three
by knocking each in the head with the other, and
trampng each under not In Its turn,
And every one Of the three is in the Cincinnati plat
form-that platform which Mr. Buchanan says is be the
rule of bis conduct which ha approves from beginning
end and from which be cannot take and TO which he
tla nylZ Il
Benton TO support Ruchsnan with the slightest regard for
bis own consistency
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CxECUToRs' SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES ON
II Seventh and Ninth and The wk0e OF
Tuesday afternoon, June a. o'elsek, pubic
auction The highest bdder abr following
longing the OF the late George VIM Utemuhe
Lot No square 407 froating 81
between and north, running
with consisting Of
ling houses with bnck back bnidings cellars
The proximity Of this valuable property
and the Centre Market renders desirable for
No square No f94 fronting Seventh s,ee. between
oosssipg three
hIeesioy brick dwelling with twos,ory build
cellars wood sheds &C Two
aud a grocery pump
excellent is immediately front Of premises
IL altogether desirable
diaieiy which sell whole rauare No
52 bounded seventeenth Eighteenth
alas viii be sold entire BY the the
company One az The a story brick dwelling on a.
This square been undcr cultivation sarden
IN yaiuabie Tor that purpose
The sale will commence
Ninth Tide indsprsabls
One third In g.
interest, secured ~ deed Of uusi The premises.
ae ae will be resod the sk and Of the de-
hulung purchaser
TUE indisputsbie and sale positive .
CHARLES UTTERMUHLE,
AUGUSTUS UTTEKMUBLE,
GRO. W. UTTERMUHLE,
Executors.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June lids Auetoneer.
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OCAL NEW n.

huncPAt ArroNrESTA-The following arc the sp-
pointments thus far:
Attorneys-James N. Carlisle.
Book-keeper--E. J. Klopfer
Messenger.-Andrcw r. Locke.
Chief Of Police-James w. Baggott
Police Constsbles.-First Ward--R w. Degqes J. T.
May Second Ward-Joseph Williamson, W. H. Farming
Third ward-John W. REYNOLDS VIM 1. Ross Fourth
ward-Josepb P. Hough, James A. Cooper, H. Yestman.
Fifth Ward-TIugh Dougberiy, Joseph Mitchell Reuben
Collins Sixth Ward-fnncis j. Edelin, wm Harper.
Seventh ward-Joseph II Gin, John NJ Lloyd.
Commissioners Of Improyements-Firs district--Jos
Rawlings Second district-R. y. Owens Third dis
trict-Thomss g. Barrett Fourth distrct-James Espey
Clerk Of harket--Cenre--Johu Waters, Jos Lyon, as
s,stant tasiern-M'chael Conner. Western-Wm ID.
Serrin. Northern-R ID. Spence
Commissioners OF Market--Centre-S p Franklin VIM
Orme Wesiern-Ssmnel Durnll, VIM H. Walker North
ern--George II. Jones James Deyne
Inspectors OF Lumber Thomas Entwisle Peter Gallant
VIM Dunawin, H. O. Purdy, VIM Douglas
Wood and Coal Measursrs.-Tbomas W. Osqodby Wal
ter Stewart, Richard wimsait John Cumberland
Commissioner Of Western Burial Ground--Wm Wilson
Sexton--August Miller.
scav.ngers--Frst Ward, first distriot-wiIliam Barr
Second Ward first distrctRoger Adamson second dis.
trctJohn Mack Fourth Ward first district rank lin
Hutcbins second distrct-B Ernest Lufey. sixth Ward
James Curtin. Seventh Ward--wm Muller
Commissioners Of Asylum.-E r. Queen J. VI Moves
George ~ Fulmer ln'endsnt--J r. Queen. Physician
Ward Physicans--First ward--Philp @. Davis. NJ. d.
Seventh Wafd-D b. Clarke, J. H. Willett
Apothecsries.-First Ward-D. O. RidgeIy. Sixth
James olDcnDelL Seventh-D. b. Clarke.
RcmASts BnFcKfyRiDeK PENNSYLVANIA DraocRlro
CLuB-Al Pennsyvanisns friendly to the election Of Blu
ohanan and Breckenridge requested to meet at the
ciuoom southeast corner Of 9th and streets entrance
9th s,reet) Wednesday evening June sth 1866 At
halfpast O'Clock, p m.
full and punctual attendance "a desired.
~ order Of The Committee,
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OFFICIAL.


Treasury DEPARTsEsr,
May 20. 1856.
NOTICE hereby given holders Of
ant TO the act Of Congress July stock re
render Of the certificates .erso next when
interest thereon cease
This department will purchase such Stock pror N .aa
day redemption and win pay following premium IN
addition TO The Interest accrued day pure hase with one
days interest for The money reach vendor:
On such stock received al the Treasury the day Of
June and the 3s day Of July Of one per cent on
the amounts speo,Aed in the certificates;
On such stock received and Bis, days August
one fourth Of one per
And such received the 3s day Of The inter
est accrued thereon and days additional only M be-
paid
Cerhbeates OF such stock
dny assigned TO the United States BY the party
The puiehase and when prior
holder otherwise such interest will be payable
And notice further holders Of
States that this department will purchase
d,y OF June and the LIST Of sum OF
SOOoo shall be previously obtained pay same.
In addition TO the interest from the
interest," and days additional interest for money
the VENDOR the following of premum:
On stock of the loan OF isi2 premium per cent;
On stock the loans Of sf7 and pey
And stock issued under the September 1850 cam
monty called Texan indemnity stock, premium per cent
Certificates transmitted under be du
10 the United States BY the entitled money; and
SEM previous 10 The lat July interest must
also be assigned by the s,ocod neres,
for the year to mat a VIII be payable heretofore
Payment for sn ,he foregoing made by drafts on
be asis Boston, York.
the parties entitled 10 receive the money direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2s-dihiaNos Secretary Of the Treasury.
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STATE oF AFFAIRS N CAtuoRsn-A correspondent Of
the Journal Of Commerce at San Francisco writes the
goth Of May:
Since the last steamer leh city has been the scene
Of intense excitement and In order that you may not
think lost 10 all sense Of law and order write
few words on the subject
sour city has been ruled for years past by the very
laws OF creation. They governed elections by false
ballots put IN those officers they desired and thus the adj
minsraon Of justice has been farce On the death
OF Mr. King public sentiment aroused and citizens
cried for justice vigilance committee has been
formed numbering $500 Of our best men, with Of
leading merchants W. T. Coleman, president They
have taken the laws into their hands and viii do
nothing without mature deliberaton At the same time
without the aid Of lawyers courts justice will be adj
ministered
There is no mob or lynch law but regular revolution
The whole force IL well governed and well regulated 1t
Is the voice Of the people and the whole State
with the necessity Of the action.
at 10 be deplored that such things are necessary but
yoa and all ends Of this country may rest assured the
result will prove Of everlasting good California We
shall be censured NJ home doubt hut as we said be-
fore there absolute necessity FOR the action Our
city IL quiet and you will hear Of neither riots nor mobs
but jasiice 10 our outraged people,
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FoR LrnrRra-The ship =. Owen sailed from Hampton
Roads last Friday for Liberia She had on board large
uamte q emgrants who have been well provided for in
tho of clothing, agricultural implements money,
kc Among the passengers about forty coored per-
soma who emancpated by Col Hall and Mr. Meredith
o. Rappahannock Virginia Seven thousand dollars were
spent ID giving them comfortable outfit and the Norfolk
Herald says THAT Thursday the agent divided egh,
thousand dollars more among them to give them start in
their future homes
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Life versus Death.
Just published, the sth edition, price dime only
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoFULAi

ByJ.J foRsTER, N, o.,
GLOWING snudote tb-. ebtsl of ,e
human race, together WIN To bronchitis,
asthma coughs, thoa', sh sw.a pulmonary
Eases, kings evil euss, tnmors scald head
and ulcers salt hcgs swsn Of the
riands, and all dssssss
This little oot plain fsrcb.
the advice FOR snd highly
commended to The Afflicted heads % fames hc vaiu
able ruide IN q ne
II interesting
Deafness rupture, bodily dsormies, &C.
More
few weeks, 20 every psu Of The country.
pitce 10 To be % booksss gevsrafy.
Free Of Messs BRiDcMAN co, i5s Grand New
Sune s-dAep3zf
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ny .. G. meeuInk. A.eooueer.

TWkLNk bEAUIiFUL BUILDING LOTS =. r TIE CORNER
a. and ID streets public sucsonon
lure ssh, NJ half past oeoet the
Nos and \, No $40 frted of
street and I'd street west These undivided
rr lots hontirg each ~ feet running
back lls eet 20 lofse nsy, inch
on 10 street, rnnn's - ls5 feet 20 10 feet aiey
Thee Pfopotioaed eely
aied los bss drsshie
the should
Of cs2ta well persons desiring 6rscisss building
Title tadiapurah.
fouh, cash the idne In
with interest,
ise.. JAS. &. Mcguire,
June i3-d Auct,oaeer.
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United states Mail.


PesT orucr DrrIErsrSr,
June ~, ISIS.
PROPOSALS carrying o. the uacd ststes from
tober 1855 June 10 ts59, following the
fas of Florida herr specified viii be received
Washington, unl q the ist September 1876 BE- decided
on the next day
1857 Prom Coumbus BY Port Panung sboai Old Town,
Clay landsr, tsena Ole, ard enosassa, Bay fort,
and back twice month, IN steambOats.
Bidders viii the and propose scbsau@ which viii
make due conneron with the steamers plying between New Or
leans, La, and Key West Pa.
Proposals on are also invited.
NOTE.
Proposals guaranteed BY responsible persons
hed such postmaster Judge and
LADDER, surety,
before the lot Of October, 1855.
pay be made for trips ed, and cor each 81 such
satisfactorily erplaaed three The
be deducted For hehnd
psriop with depending sas and sufficiently rrcused
fourth Of the compensation fof The Trip sui forfeiture
isfaeiory explained for pcgeciinr
once FOG suffering 10 be injured, destroyed robbed
Tor refosnE ner demand convey the ss re
aneniy the contractor rpssiex
hcss The roaie The Postmaster General ngs
tract or repeated failures eehI contract
obeyns post office .aufteuops department
The Postmaster General ssebrds Ne order
increase q service Ny ato~ing therefor
the contract Hs sr ssa csrs aisconpne The service
IN whole "a ps, ~ Pc rafe aecrsas. pay allowing
mopn .tua seMpensrn on The Of dpersed
with hds should be addressed the
master General puPecrbed Prope.ah r Nc sssT PoriSs
Dor further psr,css see panpts Advertisement for carrying
me na In Virginia. North Carolina souh crorris, and
Fiorda dated Janufry ~ NaA JAMES CAMPBELL
June iS-lsVfT Postmaster oeaefaL
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The property destroyed A Kansas ssys The New Haven
hsgis'sl BY ~ posse srviug ne ~ts IRON ths United
s'a'e' ooSrt y vt down - slsoeeo The prices put
down or some d ne articles show Ihat ne sufferers 40
no' aiend % lose mash esualary " their devotion
'frvs Kansas
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CRors ~ MHsIssiPri--Tbe Yicksburg Wing says:
"Wasre glad 70 bear we do from almost every quar-
ter that our planting friends have succeeded in getting
out o. the grass Cotton, told s looking we'll and
snch cornheds have rarely been witnessed In every d.
Fcccn the bear, Of the planter gsddened with pros
pect Of snch corn crops ~ have been seldom grown
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pur down CONNECTICUT For OLD BucK.

The supporters Of Mr. Buchanan entertain reliance
whatever getting single northern State except Penn
sylrana and Caliiornis.-Ne0 York TribuRe
That another Of your crazy assertions Horace Con-
necicut win give him 5000 majority in November just
certain as that you want a new hat
( ksp Hapen Register.
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CROCK DRy GOODS FOR sALE.--Jbe subscriber hieg
- dispose % goods July,
sell the bargain for cash.
which considered
be had lease with improvements the hn~s,
JAMES l.. WHITE,
- Muksfspses-
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INSTITUTION for tine Deaf Dussb IN Hind,
street, between Goth spd sise. Friday
% geek teen yecrpon
fr,esds
invited 10 be present and witness the that day.
This iariaton 10 entirely chatatte
stasshsd ses%iy Of aHcsd chit
dren sar whom provision hss s-aAe.
Donations housshold fnrnue, ~
sespen, via be thaaAiaiy received Al Vie iast'teton
t3~-d9sn
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NEW WORK by the Hon. George ". Marsh-Ths
~ Camel his habits aud pses
20 bic inroduenon into the pnsd sss,e ~ George
March 90
The shs, TIE sbee psoid in the Waters
ne NE ooesi ~ sehes~s Transsied from ~nsn
biefnsisk ny Ms. Marsh with
The sn'hot ~. lust published and for sale
TAYLOR MAURYs
lunei 9ooksore, ah street
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Tbanknl many him fo the
years. beg. remind MI make fnmedis,.
payment be cosed by The is of August
June t7-st j. l.. w.
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lAHrEsTEn on the misrcsssps. ivoi, svs-irss-
" ns'sa with 90 srvrsvfnss IN wood.
Grey Bay Mare with other American .kshes
HENRY T. leisrt--vis Illustrations
The Old Nicarare. ny Nss. Hashsft.
Tbe scsip ~ Capt nsyne REID.
The Mystery Evil snd Coed Joh~ younx IL. n.
The Wre's TRAITS sos~i Wy s~sho tsssoas
June II ppAEcx TAYLOR,
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NorEA

BIDDERS
the weight and bulk Of the mails be earned 1.-The whole mail
CURED all other points
liability The performance
OF required service, msksg their which
be responsible persons certified such
postmaster OF record and
tered into BY e successful bidder with surety, befofe Tie LAT day
Of December, 1856.
pay made for trips performed, and for each OF
omissions satisfactorily
be Deducted For arrivals Gar behind break
depending male, and saccpuy excused,
fourth the The subject ofsnfe.
viii be imposed unless the delinquency promptly
icty explained for neEecung 10 take the na nom
once for suffering u 20 be nursd scsnoyed robbed
refusne, amer demand, convey the
frequently concerned
has the GrnrrAi aAy
failures ageeny conlssc
obsynF the Office laws inssotons q the department
may schedule he
pay. may cunai service
part, % pay, allowing
months compsnssuon The amount o service
Bids should be- addressed "second Post
General superseded PROPOSAL. Cor sal, axis oy Ma
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 3i-iawfut Postmaster General.
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NEW Work ny George T.. M@rsh.-Ihe
~ tsnsl hts organization hshi,s ard considered with ref
erenee his inrodae'en ao the Uaied sas ~ George y
marsh @ cen,z
uafg; me sheep e,d tale Of hvnsle
Of achl~svs
crns.t by Mo- Geoge Marsh, with hoephies sketch Of DE
author. 81.
TAYLOR MAuRys
Iune ~ bookstore, near nh
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United states Mails for salt Lake city.

Posr oTncK DrFkKTssST, May 81, 1856
DRorOsALs for conveying United
FIRST % December 1850 the day Of November tree
following route, viii be- received the Contract ofce ~
this until o'clock Of the 18th Of October 1855
TO be decided The day, 10
s9ll ndepc Mo- ria Fort keaney and
Laramie, In Nebraska Territory, salt Lake city, In
Utah Tern DRY, $50 miles aud back a month
Leave Independence the day every NJ
Arrive at Salt Lake CRY the lat day of the month
Leave city I'd day Of every N
Arrive at Independence by day 81 the month
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no MEmBERs OF CONGRESS AND OrHERs.-sev-
eIa pleasant for Inqurs No. 4a5 l3h street. be
tween and p.
June lid
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pRINTING-PHFss for sale, chenp for ca.h.-A deuhde
cylinder Hoes printing press good running order being
the which the Washington Onion newspaper
printed. Apply this Office,
May l5--dinf
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o and Japan bo every evening Of IN
A"'D''oh ny william II. coyie, esq.
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NEW yoRK, June l7.--Advces from Mexico state that
the refuses TO acknowledge the Spanish
minister while the Spanish feet mensces Yers Cruz
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Nrw Yopx, June 1.-THE Bucbsnsn men Of Kings coun-
~ had glorious ratification meeting in Brooklyn last
ming II n said that twenty thousand persons present
The Cincinnati platform and nominees fully endorsed
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ST. LoUis, June IA letter 10 the Republican, RON
Captain Pate dated Kansas city l2h reports comparative
quiet in the Territory, and lighting The United States
troops were disbanding unlawful military bodies.
Ere this evening destroyed the extensive recying
Enlistment Of Housemap, Smith, Co., The commission
house Of Gilman o., and other property The Ices Is
estimated at 81, 0oO
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NEw YoRE, June l7Flour is easiersales Of II, 500 bar
good State, 81 rs superne Ohio, IS rs. Wheat Is
frm-sses OF S5o 900 bushessoubern red 81 &c. Corn Is
6rmsses Of 20 600 busheouthern mred Sc cents. Pork
has decnsd-sales Of 900 bsrres-mess $40. Beef IL
frm-sses Of 900 bsrrels-wesern mess, sl2 Lard IL
hrsaes Of $50 barrels at II cents. whisksy h buoyant
sales Of 400 barrels at n cents.
BAITfnopr June l7.-Flour has declined az ccntssaes
Of 600 bsrrc-0bio, Sc Wheat ia unohanged-good "
prime reds 81 3O white 81 sea 81 90 for good choice
Corn is dullyeo~, ~ A. cents white as 81 cents
Provisions continue hrmmeps pork, &ls 5ss9. Bacon
shoulders, 81 sides, sk 40 cents. Lard, II IL
cents, In barrels and kegs
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IIrEnARY AND CRITICAL JOURNAL.
THE CRITERION,
NOW IN ITs SECOND VOLUME.
50 Per AAnum.

THE CRITERION,
NOW IN ITs SECOND VOLUME.
50 Per AAEum.
This ioual very 4iO Of pp oely
Sa aS % gsss ~ ONE q s s.1 S 'a and
REVIEWS or CURRENT LITERATURE,
Win interesting extracts
EDITORIALS
on various subjects.
LITERARY GOSSIP AND INTELLIGENCE
Prom ali parts Of the word
selected m,sorIIansa,
From the best sources, and Curious
Notes and Queries.
Besides Lists ofNsw Publications.
w.snIsoros, June 6, 1876
nTAH have read The csTEMos pleasure pfOhi
spirit are my opinion such
Is cannot b, promote correct asie and soasd judgment IL literary
ans 'hs ehes of' nhaeHee yes se a. Se, g use .sm
cH4nLss n. RopE Esq.
The permanent in This country OF an able and indie
psadea literary aud critical Journal much 10 Be desired only
Literature From .oe observation Of the 10 which
h. ~, M WI unite IN recommending
TGasSIs T. I iss . p,LL.D.
Rev. r. II CHAPLIN.
I, 4. ,d LnTT u 81 saA M1,s
MORRIS ! RArHhLL' Dr.
d 4; TGokEaMaS, Esq
O L. DUYcKiscK, Esq
j. G. COOS WELL, Esq.,
Librarian Aston Isry
GEO. H. MOORE, ESQ.,,
Librarian N. 81. iiston al Society
AAi Librarian NY II. !. asiesShiile Library.
SuSsysDK, June 7th, 1855.
DEAR the in which your critical
journal hitherto conducted
hose q The gentlemen % ,hs
favorable consideration Of the public
Very respectfully, your ohedient .,,y.,,
CHARLRs X. RoDT, Esq, - '''''
Specimen copies sent by mail, on application to
CHARLES n. RODE
'u"p io-eonoui No. li3 Nassau kcwy ufk
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First Grand Excursion to
PINEY POINT,
On he occasion Of isopeaing delightful catering place
a sSa,1 THE STEAMER PoWHATAN Captain q n
zssf MITCHELL viii make Pnsy Point
leaving BfadeY's wharf, foot Of lIih street,
ON THURSDAY, June 18Th,
Att O'Clock in the evening" Piney Pent ooc
next morning where she viii remain until Friday night
O'CLOCK at which hour she viii leave Wash
ingon at Saturday. allowing day 10 enjoy
the luxury OF saltwater bathing together abundance
oysters crabs sheepbead
with which that place aboaads On This
grand bail on Friday evening.
Fare for the round trip, including Point an The
in the evening, 50 so for gentleman lady So Beis eu
State rooms = W
Tickets 10 be had on board The boat.
GEORGE MATTiNGLY.
June 10 Superintendent
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NEw YonK, June 1.-THE French propeller Alma, from
| the Arhgo.
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Admission twenty. i've
Tickets for sale hotels, aud drug storcs
For admission OF schools reduced price apply at Iron Hail.
Penn, = - ~7'
June l7--iif
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The following drawn numbers Of the Paapsco
Lottery, class no. drawn Jane l6, loS6
81 46 % Il 81 AZ 81 "A Is u
n. FRANCE a CO, Managers.
ID. II. McPHAiI, Commissioner.
June l5-H
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mo. 562.l
Notice

No. 562
Notice
Of the remoVal Of The land office from LsBaaoa 10 Centre
in the STATE Of Alabama.
IN accordance with the provisions Of the Of Congress
IAN authonzng changes location OF land
approved March lo53 herss declared
tAe Iaad Office The OF public
OF ALABAMA, will be CENTRE in said
State, and after the thirty first day Of July
Given under hand the city OF Washington, this day
June A. D. 1856.
BY order Of the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF The General Land Ofhcs.
June l6-lawGw Ilnte. aSIarl
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WORTHY YASKRs--A complete restaurant on wheels
comprising kitchen, eating rooms 6c is 10 be
daily circulating about the streets OF Lyons At regular
hours the establishment pulls up in front of the silk and
other manufactures employing large number of hands
and the enterprsng proprietor, it is added is rapidly
making fortune
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-18

SEETEEoED-W. II. Wilder, convicted at New Orleans
of forging land warrants has been sentenced to the pen
tertiary for ten years
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-18

ARRIVAL on MORE MoRMoss--The ship Thornton, Cap
tain Collins, which arrived at New York on Saturday
from Liverpool brought 1853 Mormons, bound for Utah
Utah