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Arrival OF the Great Show!

MADIGAN K CO.'S GRAND NATIONAL CIRCUS,
Organized 1885, just
brilliant fur Theatre,
BALTIMORE performed in that city.
THE GRAND CONSOLIDATION or THREE COMPANIES IN
ONE
And presenting gigantic formidable array
OF Arenic and Dramatic splendon!
day Wednesday Thursday and Friday both afternoon and eve
ming.
Among will performed afternoon and
night the grand fury psgesnt Of
CINDERELLA AND THE GLASS SLIPPER;
which appear accomplished Lipuan Of
adjunct Of and magnificent appointments aud
nasc and arranged the I'm
mediate direction Of Miss ROSA MADGAN In style OF unique
splendor and beauty
Equesians, Athletes AcIobatn, and Gym
who challenge tbs world esent
by the New York City Bass Band under
the direction OF the celebrated Professor Fielding.
Among premier equestenne OF the age, Miss
ROSA MADiGAN. Peerless and fearless shs stands without
living rival
The Ges, Italian Trick Clown FELIX CARLO, Justly
phenomenon and comic wizard.
The celebrated boemsn esper and acrobat Mr. GEO. BATCH
The famous talking clown and jester, MIKE LPaAN.
and ck rider the world, Mr. THOMAS
NEVILLE.
The wizard and hurdle rider, JERRY WoRLAND.
The young female equesenne, Mile WoRLAND
The hnished artistic wonderful young acrobat Master WIN
CARLO.
The boy hero the daring ase, Master JAS MADIGAN
Lipuian and Master CHARLES MADfGAN
ose her with symnas Mr. Pastel Jean
Navel Pnu Brilliant, NJ seswesnt Masters o. Carlo kcha'ds
Lakewood, &C.
The night with grand patriotic
national spectacle OF PUTNAM 1.-THE Iron Sons Of 10"
Admission boxes, so cenisi pit, rs cents
Mays
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WASHINGTON AouEpuoT

No work ever undertaken by the government Is more
purely national than the squednct for supplying Washing
ton with water 1t the subject of anxious inquiry by
Toe founders OF the city and numerous surveys Of the Poto
mac and smaller streams in the vicinity were made at an
early period by BEnau the engineer and architect of the
government under the direction OF Washington TO ascer
tain the nature and extent Of the sources OF supply OF
clement so essentially necessary. During the admnistra
uon Jefferson survey made by his orders not only
with view Of bringing the from the Great Falls 70
supply the wants OF the city to protect the public build
ngs from fire. but to h the drydock and be used as
propelng power In the workshops the navy yard AT
later period General Jackson gave the subjec, much con.
aaerauoni and earnestly recommended the construction Of
sqaeduct together with other important improve
ment, which, with liberal and enlightened patriotism
ne thought ought 10 be made by the nation In the
aaornment OF iu capital In word while under every
administration the erection OF public buildings and
o'aer works Of utility, beauty, and ornamen, has been
urged upon the consideration Of Congress as not only
,'qued py the Increase Of business in the several
up''unent and the consequent accumulation OF yslu-
:, archives ont as Improvements properly TO be made
~ @e national cost and expense no work 80 emine=..
calculated to subserve the public interests and con.
give security 90 the public property and promote
we neih and comfort Of all the .habitan,s Of the Merop
strangers Ne well as citizsus has been ofcner and more
duct f'oro''1 ANNo'''' Nf'V
nncO Then, Congress- after having had the necessary
surveys and estimates made afor determining the beat
Of sdordng to the cities Of Washington and George
vt.a 80 uns'ling and abundant supply OF good and
water and after full discussion with the re.
o 'oeir engineers before them on the I'd OF March
maze an appropriation Of one hundred thousand dol
bringing water into Washington, upon such plan
~ resident Of the United States might approve an
was given that the great work would no longer
ueaJed but would be speedily accomplished In man.
a. Nor'oy Of the name II beers and commensurate with
sns Of The inhabitants Of the capital Of the nation
'Oi a time TO come
A. PRESIDENT of the United States acting promptly IN.
ae requirements Of Congress adopted the plan de
~ thcreport and estimates Of Capt Meigs for an
uaes rom the Great Fails Of the Potomac river with
o. nine feet calculated to deliver 81 400 gal
water daily, and costing in the aggregate little
over two millions Of dollars.
ne inauguration Of the commencement Of the work
on 'ehued with no uncomfortable ceremony On the
GU noVember, 1859, large party assembled At the
WIZ" rails Among them was the President Of the Uni
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Proposals for Gunpowder.
oRpNAkoK orFIoE,
Warrington. ApFii 93, le5t

oRDKAkoE oPHoE,
DRoPosALs are invited 90
esuny furnishing ,bousasd barrels Of Eunoudsr
powder pwde,
and a.ss = % s gn S york 81 Sa,
August 1885, and than the 2o,h july 1850 Contract
abyto powder Of Tue quaip
sa.sa TO- ..s ihs % q INC s ~ o.
coal and - parts q sulphur, The ingredients 20 p u n s
mas, BE- os,sasd poplar
grains shall eieeed
barrels be made q wen
.onsd white oas and hooPsa wn hickory o. esda hoops &
O ss barrel and " Be- secured By ns q SS
barrel, closed wood Win
head 1a ss,ssa s s1a q ne 81
p urpanne and piece Of cloth gusd over the head OF the
powder during and after fabrication,
viii be .abse, 70 and proof By Officers ." ne nanSo
ders referred and none viii be received unes approved m
ssssS.. Win ). sssa ~ NE son,ae
s ss % e, ~ me %
payman, viii be made 70 hs fl amount The proposals must
oa hs 10 70. ama he under
signed y The orosncs Once wshiagon G they wiz
such Of Them may choose 20 appear.
Day s..s and s,. S X aIsS Ssw
send Of the containing the advertisement and also aE
Al a4-ad ID yi'' mt. and s,arl
rafm Ordnance once,
WAsnrKGroH, May !, 1885,
IIE whole quantity of powder required
ussm.n i barrels, mons
olher conditions above advertisement. unchanged
Colonel Of Ordnance
The papers publish call for
powder dated April 49, viii please this Immediately
'r Ssy 'a'' advertisement
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QM.soaic. The oaeas and membeEs Of te GIsnd E"dsC
Of hs District hereby notified thai 10 snaEuaR
Masonic HALL ~
and sth streets, Tuesday 9Th instant O'Clock,
M@stsr hAsons in good standing fTatcnaly invited
oe1rs lodges who members Of the Grand Lodge VII
clothed with iAu Jewel u their respective onl
brothers having hcir Masonry brlo g
library reminded OF their such book 10 L
librarian prior 10 the opening Of the Grand Lodge.
BY order OF The M. w. g. M
GEORGE o. WHITING,
Msy 3-& Grand Secretary.
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TINS mrRIsoxKp srHERs-The four men buried In coal
bank the Muskingum had been released Thurs
day evening mp which time they had been confined In
their dismal prisonhouse perhaps grave for six days
and nights The GAINESVILLE papers express hopes that they
viii be found alive. A large number Of nen working
day and night IN removing the fallen earth from the
trance to the bank
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L[arLrsts.

BALTrnoHE May 5Flour steady with sales OF Howard
street. City Mills and Ohio at &c. The receipts Of grain
comparatively light, and there is quoabe change in
priceprims wheat wanted good to prime reds 81 81
81 81 good to prime whites, 81 40a 81 3d. Mixed
40 cents white bO So cents and yellow, so So cents.
Provisions hardly buoyant Mess pork SIS $ls 3d.
sales. Bacon--shoulders, 81 cents sides, az 9A
cents and hams, 10 IL cents. Lard I0H ii cents in
bbls and kegs. Ohio whiskey, 25I a 20 cents.
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Proposals for Copper-Plate Engraving

OrrIcE SUPERINTENDENT Pubic PKIsriSe,
Washington, May 8. 1856.
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS. will be received this once until
18th May inst ~ O'Clock, engraving
House Of la
plates by nches OF natural his
conchoiog and geology accompany The reports OF the Pa
cifc Railroad surveys and Japan Expedition.
will this ONCE, for the inspection
Of bidding Until The CLOSING
dcsired will also be furnished
with and bonds with security will
required successful bidders for the faithful execution Of
their l-
Il TO be distinctly bids will be entertained
directly engaged I'M and practically acquainted
Will Ia ali
cases, be awarded o the lowest and best bidder.
the and but price, for the work bid
required for the cxecu,ion OF the work and must
addresed to the chairman OF The COMMITTEES on nsr@vnt
Of Unte8 staes and A. O.
Public Printing Washington, d. c. and be
OF the enveope Proposals for Copperae
Engraving .,.,.,
May3-u Superintendent.
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EON sALEsevers beautiful building In the country,
from Ave walk Of the Hsdenshp depot
WASHINGTON and Baltimore railroad Eave snd the residences
q. q. Calvert, containing from
wishing desirable residence
pshbohsod for health, good society,"
Of
very favorable opportunity now offers, =
Apply to n, w. McKNEW,
1-eo3s General Agent, Jackson Hail.
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T,IOOR OILCLOTpss, MATTISCs, &c.--Ths ssbecriher.
eoods consisting
10 sheets rich oclohs, which viii he
to NJ any sire and shaped hall os room
sheets OF beautiful but OF lighter qnstty which will be
In the and sold low price
30 pieces ofnsuow ocohs from yads wide. which
will he sold ch.sp
rs pieces heavy Canton msi'ne. for psors &C,
10 pieces red checked matnrs
20 pieces fancy and Chene mninss
20 pieces
Together with Busse three
ingram, Vsnsn, hemp and ohe, cspefpEs which VIII
be rod nj reduced prices Housek.eps Wishing supply ~ the
above goods VIII do well examine our stock before purchasing
hp @-eot-f HooE, Bro CO.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

Monday May 5Judge Blackford delivered his dissent
ing opinion in the of the brig General Armstrong
Henry R. selden, esq, of New York city, admitted
to practise as an attorney in this court.
The argument in the of Susan Decatur The Uni
ted States closed by Mr.. Lawrence and the
submitted for the decision Of the court.
The Solicitor made his argument In the of Jacob
Bigelow, administrator, Us. The United States when
The court adjourned till eleven o'clock tomorrow.
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o Nesting ~ the City Hall will be meeting al
City Hall Tuerday evening" the 9th instant early cand
light NJ the members Of the bar and generally who
pending before United Court Of Claims, the
purpose the right
any 20 review the decisions Of said court when
red In the citizen
be deemed preferable with view legal
constitutional rights OF the people An feel
respectfully requested TO attend
Congress especially invited to be present 1870.
VI
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LOCAL N Il w 8.

MISS JoNEs.We take great pleasure in transferring to
our columns from the Cincinnati Enquirer the suboincd
notice of this gifted young lady:
son Friday evening Miss Jones, daughter of Mrs. Me-
linda Jones' made her dtbut Parthena in the play of
lngomar She eminenty successful for novice her
readings her conception Of the character and her bypay
would have reflected credit upon older and expert
enced stagers Miss Jones is young lady, OVERLOOKING
with talent and possesses clear sweet voice combined
with beautiful face and charming figure. With little
stage experience she will take high position among
the stars of the present day" r
Miss Jones is native of Washington city, where she is
widely known respected and admired Our citizens will
be delighted to learn that Manager Ford Of the National
Theatre has effected engagement with Miss j. and that
she will shortly make her first professional appearance be-
fore Washington audience
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mo. $50. /
Notice

Notice .... .. .sa.s
OF TIE disconinuanee Of the land office at DonciiL In ~
STATE Of Illinois
NOTICE hereby given that in pursuance Of law and IN view
the Of the
terror hi. directed said district, and hst
made suffice sale and entry Spring
field, in said stats. - .
Lands remaining snspproprsied by law and subject
Will
entry the date u the receipt Of notice that c
bv The land ofcen Spring
6sd viii the which they Will be
pared applications entries such lands the
once.
my hand the city Of Washington hi. sth day
May, A. ID. 1856. THOs. A. HENDRIck,
Commissioned Of General once.
May s-Iaw6w stsr h fntei.l
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.


INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
appointment Of Register and ReceiperMr. Joseph
Baldwin 70 be register of the land Office at Elba Ala
bama in the place Of James Caxton, resigned
Mr. Henry Bond he receiver Of public moneys at Tai
ahassee, Florida in the place of John w. Argyle de-
ceased.
Rssignanon--Mr William Chauncey Langdon has re-
signed his appointment chief examiner in the Patent
Office; TO take effect to-day.
Clerical Change in Tho Pension O6ics-J. r. Sender, OF
Pennsy lvania has been promoted from rstclass to
secondcass cerkshp in the place Of H. Della Cosset of
Iowa, resigned.
General Land Olfee--Pubhc Lands in Hlipois.-The
public lands in the Danve district having been reduced
below the quantity fixed by law for the dscontnuanco of
land districts the Secretary Of the Interior has directed the
offices Danville be closed aud the archives to be
handed to Springfield at which place the only remain
ing land oce in the State is in operation The lands
throughout Illinois having been rapidly taken up during
the last twelve months to render necessary the closing
OF all the Offices excepting that at Springfield the seat of
government nine offices during the period above-naIned
have been discontinued Patents remaining undelvered
at Danvle will be sent to Washington for delivery to pat
entees, who may apply in person or by mail for them
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
New Post O6ees--Tbe following-named new post Of
fees have been established and the following gentlemen
appointed postmasters:
Castillo Clinton county, Missouri Thomas Rose, post
master. m...g uu ## s# N...e ..-# 800
Norman Crawford county Missouri Meshack Hale post
master. r.. All. ... -..--a--as...
Bern, Gasconade county, Missouri Daniel Mcmillan,
postmaster. a@
Vienna Morris county, Missouri Irvine ]. Jones' post
master. .... ... .
Jericho, Laclede county, Missouri jeremiah Russell,
| postmaster.
Change of NameThe of the post office al Vienna,
Macon Missouri has been changed from Vienna to Econ
omy, and Summers Wright has been appointed post
master.
Change of Site and Name-The site and of the post
Office at Gainesville Noddaway county Missouri has been
changed Gainesville 10 Guilford and Bartlett l..
Cook has been appointed postmaster in place of Hiram
Elliott.
appointment Of a Route 1gent-John H. Green, to run
between Chicago and Rock Island in place Off W. Con-
nett, resigned.
syHsp
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VIM. l.. Dunlop.

Ahorusy-of-La,e, Georgetown, d. O.,
win practise In courts District once Green
May 6-eod2uf .#.. .. vi.
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BY TELEaRAPH.



ST. LOUIS May 5.-A letter iro Wssport Kansas, says
hopes ntertainsd that Sheriff Jones will recover
Col Summer arrived al Lawrence the zSh at with bis
whole command Governor Robinson charged the act OF
firing into the soldiers tents the prosyery party but
Col b. denied this and said II the would leave the
matter 10 him be would soon settle Ii.
singfeow demanded TO appear the behalf Of Kansas
before the congressional committee either Ia person or by
counsel to introduce testimony and examine witnesses Mr.
Howard chairman OF the committee refused the demand
The deputy sheriff OF Douglas county having wri Is
sued 10 hundred citizens Of Lawrence charged
with the commission Of crimes under the territorial laws
The troops will remain Lawrence until all the arrests
made and the parties sent to Lecompte.
Arrival Of the Edinburgh
New YoRK, May 4.-The steamer Edinburgh from Glas-
gow with dates TO the 10th ut arrived here this morning
She brings nothing later than the steamer Persia.
Later from Hapana.
New YoRK, May 5.-The steamer Black Warrior arrived
this afternoon from Havana whence she sailed the 30th Of
April.
Her political and commercial advces not important.
The United States steamer Water Witch sailed the 30h
for Washington. ..
No foreign vessels In port when the Black
Warrior left Il. -.. q. #.#
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OF MARYLAND.
The following Of the Maryland Conoidn
Lottery for the benefit Of fokomoka River Ac, Glaze drawn
Msy ~, 1856;
a. "a 10 rs As 10 40 a. "a 20 80 80 IS
Tn. following are the drawn numbers Maryland
sola.ed Lottery 81 the consolidated
Maryland, class is, drawn May .. 1881
10 "a 40 as 81 70 10 IS 81 60 10
tn. following are the drawn numbers Pa.p.co destitute
&C, class 133, drawn May J, 1856
20 es 40 81 - 60 Ia "a 40 80
r. FRANCE CO., Managers.
ID. II. MePsArL, Commissioner.
ye-N
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Ola Books, scarce.
MoLERE's Plays; translated into English vols. Berwick
m a. so
Madsme q. ssvisns Letters IN English vols Lordon - 80
PIinys Letters translated by Memo'h vols London.
The In English VOLS Dsbln
NouveIe sloise In Essrh; vols Londou
Of Laws in English London. q
Puendor English vol fciio Oxford Finely bound -
Fufndo mansis'ed from the ssas' Latin into rrcsch avos
qua ound Bsse 81
War and rescsi translated into French quar-
Raeie. ~ as
icaaefor Ambassador and his Functions French vol
qusro. Cologne. ~ So
wo,H Dro,, de IA Nature des Gems vol. qosro L.yd.n
o. rs. ..#.2
Imported from Europe by FRAScK TAYLOR.
~ H r f - 3
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CEnTLEMENs WEAR FOR SPRING AND SUM
respectfully invite the attention ~ gen
n.cess.y complete wardrobe. The fabrics from The most
foreign asd have been selected WIN great
careb n experienced buyer. -.
n~r,men wisAias their interest 20 make
pantsloons and vests wheh we
propose made fhshienses style.
Al, other requisite garments can be found IN Gea' 'a
w~dssshrs and drawers
Gaase sih ditto ".
81 ell = ..##. II
OF all sizes
nj ineu cambria pocket hsndsefen'"
AMI ana scars
Hack AID cnicved vi sith, and bombasin STOCKS
Raw sIk ana fancy hsif hose
Husp~ de Rfoves hc, great vn''e'y.
Thsya gccds 70 ne up the ioboWhtfN'
10 piece. superior black French ,, e s,,
a. black French doe skin
do ribbed ditto
"a do
black Drap dEss
white lses driltsss
so do fame dilhngs
Is black silk and vestirss
80 fancy colcvcd silk vssings
do white md coored msrslies vcsinrs
pieces Richardson's shirsing busne, Sc
Also $50 silk spd cambic umbrellas .
arcies whtfb defm
advertisement, 70 which We cordial
y invite the attention of psrcharer-. n,.r,en = ~
MAY 3-codowh HooE, BRoFHhR W.
Geo. w. Brcga,
Counsellor at iup,
w,.mrseros, ID. g, *.
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Another Wreek.-Tbc United States consul at London
writes that the American ship Blanchard OF Yarmouth
Captain Lawrence ayoyage from Charleston to Bremen,
and laden with cargo Of upwards OF twenty-five hundred
bales OF cotton unfortunately driven from her anchor
age in the Downs the night Of the l4th ultno during
heavy gale nom the northeast and having dted ashore
Dover, became complete wreck The safe
and IL is thought that the cargo viii be saved
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Hon. Linn Boyd late Speaker of the House of Represent
aves arrived in this city Saturday evening last He
is almost fully restored to his woned vigorous health.
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MCCLURE, MILLS. a Co.. Land Agents. Dmbuqwe.
VI lows win locate lands In the OF land
warrants, Scrip for parties applying will mate col
eesions, bur and sell real v nd w
Careful attention given thorough and
competent engineer and
Hon. George w, Jones, u. g. senator ,que, lowe.
Gen. W. Lewis, svrveyof general. Dubuque, Iowa
Gov. Henry Dodge, u. n. Sepas~, Wisconsin.
M-ssrs. suachan Scott, bankers, New York.
Hon. I'll Cook, Buffalo, New FORK.
Feb a-d1i heodii6m
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FOB RENT.
THE MONUMENT HOUSE,

..t.# ....#.. FOB RENT.
THE MONUMENT HOUSE,
RicArnend, Ytrgnta.
This Delightfully."- and egiby situated Hotel Is offered for
of complete order for tenant with all the
modern conveniences Of light, water, baths, &c -
Il su,ted the centre, geographically Of The city q hsh
mona fronting Graee Nnih ard Capitol Streets nmedse
opposite Cspo square and overlooking H. the lower pat Of ne
city, several miles y bot so distance
depot 81 the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Company, and about cqaidsfant from those OF e
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Copipaniss
city omnibsses by every fifteen minutes during s
day. aN ,.,,na ,yoS,
For apply JAMES LYONS,
Anil a3--dsw fBat sun.l Richmond, Va
~ OWEN n SOW. Mimsary ana Naval Merchant Tall
IL, 0l2 PennsyIvsnts having made very nfs
addition their spring sad sumner stock OF goods
specially their friends and customers 10 call and examine
April 2s-dqw
EOR sAI.E on KENT,The w,lLtnown and desirable resi-
Major Nicholson, DGddnRion, -
offered Tor sse The house IL new IN excellent spar ara
supplied with fixtures and oher eopfen
The s.sssg and ou'housss are complete ana ws
and laid OF with great care and taste ~
uno ornamental gardener. -,
For terms 81 apply John O. Brent attorney alsw
Louisiana
between ~ and 9Th strsets.
IN. KEY q the house be found at Daddingron.
Ap iQ-d2w
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GENERAL LArp orrIor, April o. 1855.
Ii peons having bound documents belonging 70 s
osBre please without delay west WING q
The Pster, building which General Land oaee Il us
a removed.
tt-dJd (Htar n Init
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Arripnl Of he E.iinhurah

NEW YoRK, May 4.-The steamer Edinburgh, from Gas-
gow with dates 10 the 10th u arrived here this morning
She brings nothing later than the steamer Persia.
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l.. J. Middleton,

on,ce and depot southwest corner and lsth Streets
Feb 2T-d6mif
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SrRfse pruoAuks-Lanb and green peas are NOTED
among the delicacies Of the Louisville market
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OCEAN srkAMsRs-There ak steam
ships their way from Europe to ports in the United
Sates-four for New York, two for Boston, and for
Philadelphia They srethe Hermann, City of Baltimore
Etns America and Atlantic and Cunarder which leaves
Liverpool to-day for New York.
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FOURTH July oRATIos.-Uon George Bancroft hs
been invited to deliver GRAFTON in Worcester Massachu
sets, on the Fourth Of July next