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BY JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY
- on Tenth street, near Pennsylva MIA av.
enue.- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
May 18th, at O'Clock, on the premises, / shall
sell part Of Lot No. S III Square No $50, fronting
on Tenth street west, between c street north and
Pennsylvania avenue, with the improvements
consisting Of a two-story brick Dwelling House
and back building, containing rooms
Terms: One-third cash ; the residue In six and
twelve months, tor notes bearing interest," and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the premises.
m cd ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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MAEkEED.

On the 18th Instant, by the Rev. MI. Rodgers
WIN II THOMAS TO Miss ELLEN KIIrV
both Of Fredericksburg, Va.
Fredericksburg papers copyl
On the 18th instant, by the Rev p H. Wilson.
Md 20 Miss LAURA VIRGINIA. SMOOT''
eldest daughter Of VIM. Smoot, Esq, Of Prince
William CO. Va
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Financial

New YORK, May l4.-Stocks are higher
Chicago snd Rock Island Railroad 9Os; Cum
beriabd Coal Company Ola Michigan South
EN- 90; New York Central Railroad 9lt /:
Pennsylvania Coal Company IS; Reading
IS; Miss Juri6 's 81
Sterling exchange Ia dull at 81 premium.
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Pennsylvania Know Nothing Convention

HARRISBURG, May l3-President Eide pre-
sided this afternoon. General Small offered
resolutions ratifying the nomination of Fill
more and Donelson; denouncing the admins
tration for repeating the compromise Of 1850 !;
cordemning the Kansas and Nebraska act.
DC. Governor Johnston offered q substitute
approving the action Of the delegates who re-
tired from the Philadelphia Convention, and
calling Convention to meet at New York on
the 18th of June. After debate thd substitute
was rejected and the resolutions were adonted
by vote of 80 to- ~ Governor Johnston and
fourteen other Edie delegates retired. Mr..
Edie moved a reconsideration 70 give Mr.. Fill
more time to get right on the Missouri CUES
ton Rejected. The Union State ticket was
then ratified Adjourned sine DE.
The Edie delegates held public meeting,
and prepared an address to the people Of the
Safe
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NIANTIILAs-MANriIL.S-

RECElVED TO-DAY-OUR FOURTH
~ supply Of MANTILLAS, IN Lace and SILK,
some entire new designs. Also, few more OF
those beautiful styles az sc and SO each &C
knnwledged by the ladies to be the pretties; Man
ulIas lat the prices) In Washington.
MAXWELL d BRO
III 12-eo3t 32S Pennsylvania a anna
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BY JAS. z. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF III

RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF The
- Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia,
made In the case Of w. =. Nichols against Jas.
b Frere's heirs the subscriber will sell, at auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, between five and six
O'Clock p. m -, on SATURDAY, the 26th day Of
the present month OF April, In front Of the premi
sss, Lot No IA, In Square No. ST In Washington
city and District aforesaid. This lot Is situated
on the north side Of street, opposite the new
West Market, fronting az feet on said street
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid on the day of sale; the residue In
@, IL and 1S months from said day, 9th interest
thereon, purchaser to give bis notes therefor. On
default OF the purchaser for the space Of five days
to comply with the terms Of sale the subscriber
reserves the privilege TO resell at the risk Of the
defaulter, on such terms and at such time as the
JNO MARBURY, Trustee
ap Scots s--, J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY list at sir
O'Clock, on the premises
JOHN MARBURY, Trustee.
ap I'D J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
III The above sale 10 post psn ed in cop
sequence OF the rain until WEDN ESDAY AT
TERNOUN, Nav 7, same hour and place
JNO. MARBURY, Trustee.
ri I'd j. c. MCGUIRE, AEct.
e.. HI The above sale 10 further postponed
In consequ snce Of The 7 lin untl WEDN ESDAY,
May the l4th, same hour I'D place.
JOHN MARBURY, Trustee.
m s-eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE, Au,tioneer.
CLOCKS-CLOCKs- "A GREAT
~ variety Of CLOCKS, all warranted toU30
Keep good time ons year, at I'll
349 Pennsylvania avenue, ~
ap A-lm opposite Browns Hotel.
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ByJAs. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL FRAME
Il House and Lot on the Island. - On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May Goth, at 61
O'Clock, Oh the premises, by virtue OF a deed Of
trust, dated October LIST, 1855, and duly recorded
in Liber J. A. No. l0i, folios 39s, go 400 and
4Ol, one Of the land records for Washington
county, the subscriber will sell at public auction
the west half OF Lot No %, in Square No. 496,
rOnting IS feet on south +. between ~ and 9th
streets west, running back ~ feet incnes to a 30
feet alley, with the improvements, consisting OF
a nearly new two story Frame Dive ling House.
containing four good rooms, with an excellent
Kitchen detached from the main building
A pump OF exe6lient water Is near by.
Terms cash. b. JOST, Trustee
m 13.d JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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The susquehanna ordered to Nisarseua

PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-The steam frigste
Susquehanns, Captain Sands, has been order
ed TO Nicaragua, and leaves this port to-mOr
row for that destination.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TWO THOUSAND VOLUMES of RARE

Il and Valuable Books at Public Auction.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
lNGS, May 10th and 2lst, commencing at six
o'cock, at the auction rooms, we shall sell por-
ton Of the Library Of Thomas Ewba' K, formerly
Commissioner Of Patents, consisting Of rare and
choice Scientific, Historical, Literary and Mscel-
laneous Works, full description Of which will
be furnished in compile catalogue, now ready
for delivery.
Terms cash.
p. S.-Persons at distance will be furnish ed
with catalogues upon application to the Auction
eer.
IN I'D JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct'r.
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SODA WATER.

FNH0SE WISHING THIS MOST DELI
Il cious and refreshing Beverage In state Of
purify and freshness, VIII bear In mi I'D that n
can now re had FOR the season al NORBECK'S
Well known Confectionery Establishment, merit
to Iron Hall, On Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. .-.. an s0-Im
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BOARDING..

ONE LARGE ROOM HANDSOMELY FUR
~ nished, and one large sized single room for
rent, with board II desired There Is a large
a family with children. Location pleasant and
terms moderate Two table boaIders can be &c.
commodated. Apply to No. 46s 10th street. he.
tween and Z, east side ml3I3t@
pOARD.-FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN
- and gentleman and his wife can obtain board
at No 4s0 10th street, between Il and F at % per
week. IN IL. Iva
BOARD, hc.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 3. W
~ corner Of Pepnsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared to immediate gentlemenw ithTOOms,
with or without board. Every etOrtWili DC made
TO render those comfortable 0ho nay favor heI
With their patronage. sp6-u
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL OF THOSE De-
l. iightful country residences with large gardens
attached, at Kendall Green, having beer put In
thorough repair, are now for rent at the low price
OF $50 year. For beauty Of location and health
mess OF situation, these residences are unsur-
PASSED, Offering, as they do extraordinary induce
ments to all who prefer the salubrity Of country
air TO the sultiness and dust Of the city Distance
from the Post Office mile and quarter Apply
Kendall Green. m 5-Sw
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NOR RENT OR SALE.-A TWO STORY
Il and half brick House, No. 2i6 C street Rent
S12 so per month. c. b. GRAHAM
TT
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Arctioneer.
1EREMPTORY SALE or Upimnro

SALE OF Unimproy.d
L Property.-On THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, May 18th, at AZ O'Clock, at the auction
rooms, shall sell without reserve Lots No 10
and H. In squore No. 1884, situated at the corner Of
north and 18th streets fronting 155 feet on 18th
street, l29 feet inches north n street. and los
feet inches on New Hampshire avenue, and con-
taining 70, I'll square feet
Terms One-third cash residue in and 12
months. with interest, secured by a dood Of trust
on the premises. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
m I'D Auctioneer
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A CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN OUT OF
EMPLOY MENT.

HAVING BEEN FREQUENTLY SOIL
Il cited to open School for persons who may
wish to learn Telegraphic Operating for profess
sion, / have consented to commence, on the 18th
instant, course Of lessons In that art. twill
take from one to three months to learn the bust
ness. Situations are always open for those who
may be able to acquire the art, at salaries ranging
from i've to twelve hundred DO lars, II, in addi
ton TO their capabilities as operators, they are
honest reliable, and sober men. Good and swift
pensmen preferred: Terms twenty dollars, which
includes use OF the instrument, batterits, &C.
Application to be made In letter form to B.
TREE, Chief Operator Southern Telegram Or
fee, corner Seventh and streets, Washington,
D. @ m IO-eolw
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nAnIEL CAMPBELL, IN CLOSING HIS
II present business, would thank bis customers
for their kind patronage, and IL doing so, stats
that their respective accounts are made out, and
that prompt payment will be expected. All to
whom he Is indebted will please present their
bills. ....g., me.u
Tee CREAM. 80
Sold at TWO DOLLARS per gallon at ~
NORBECK'S Confectionery, Y
Up 2S-lm 3l6 Penna avenue 4
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DArEN ICE CREAM FREEZERs, ALL
l. sizes. Prices always low
apps q. FRANCIS, 4s0 Seventh st.
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THLHaRAPHIC NEws.

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
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AWAITED "A PASTRY COOK, AND
w woman to assist in the kitchen. Also,
steward and several walters Apply at No. 233 F
street m9-lw&
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kSOR RENT-TWO NEATLY FURNISHED
Il Bed Rooms on reasonable terms at Mr.. DA-
VlSON'S, over Messrs. Gait l. Bro, Jewelrv
store, Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
m 12-u
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WANTED GIRL IN A SMALL Family.
w Inquire Of 8 J. NEWMAN, No s6l Penn.
avenue, 2 doors from 18th street. lt&
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VNTANTED-COUNTR BOARD CAN BE
w obtained at a pleasant location near Bla-
densburg de pot, reasonable terms after the 18th
instant. The grounds are well supplied with
shade, making II a desirable retreat for families
through the summer. An omnibus runs twice
dav BE- side the CON- enience Of the cars, thus af
fording ample facilities for persons having bust
ness la the city. MRS. ID. JONES.
m 6-eO1mE
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ENOR RENT.-A TWO STORY FRAME
Warehouse on T. street north, between 10th
and 18th streets, an excellent stand for a second
hand furniture store, or a cabinet making estab-
lishment, having been occupied for such kind Of
business Tor about twenty yedJs past. Apply 10
SARAH q. STEWART, No. 500 10th street west
below C.. m I3-N*
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EOR IA DWELLING HOUSE
l. very conveniently arranged, with all the mod
EN- Improvements, Possession given immedi-
ately Inquire at No. 35} | street between 18th
and I4th. M l3-2t&
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
v l have for sale large number Of Building
Lots In different parts Of the city, very favorably
located either for residences or business Ap-
ply to WILLIAM H. PHILIP, Attorney at Law,
No. 30, Louisiana evenue, near 9th street m S 60
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WOOD AND COAL YARD, &c, FOR SALE
w AND RENT.-A Wood Yard, Office and a
nearly new coal scale, one Of airbanks' patent
for sale, and a large yard for rent
Also, small frame house and lot on 10th street
between l. end M streets, for sale. ENQUIRE OF
JAMES DAILY, New ork avenue, between I3th
and l4th streets, or corner Of l. and i4th SITS.
m l2-3tF
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NTANTED-BY A LADY, A SITUATION
w as seamstress In a family, or would like to
accompany as maid, family travelling. Any
person DESTROYS Of employing in such capacity
viii please address A. =, Star Office. Satisfac
tory evidence Of responsibility can be given.
m
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SERVANTS WANTED.--TWOA AMERICAN
~ or German or Colored woman, one as cook,
washer and ironer, the other as nurse and cham
bermaid in a small family. Good reference re-
quired Apply to JONAS LEVY, No 47S
Penn avenue, Wine, Liquor and Grocery Store.
m 14-1w
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UIANTED-AYO YOUNG MAN PERI ECTLY
w acquainted with the prescription business,
and who can give good testimonials for character
and competency In his business, will hear Of
desirable situation by addressing PHARMACY,
Washington, ID. C., m l0-f
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"A The advertiser desires to rent small brick or
frame house, S to 8 rooms, situated within the
range of 9Th to 18th street east and west and from
the avenue street north and sou n. Any one
having such house will find good tenant by
ad iressing post paid, stating the Ioca ion, num-
Der, and rent Cfthe house, A B C., City Dispatch.
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w four dress makers who have a perfect
knowledge of the business. Also, a competent
person to work Singers sewing machine, to whom
the highest price will be paid. Apply at No 195
+ street. between 18th and 18Th m Is st
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NOR SALE "A SMALL PARM OF 80 Acres,
Il ~ miles west Of Beltsville 1t is offered In
exchange for city property or materials and labor
In tie erection Of house in the city will he taken
Ia exchange Apply to LANSDALE & KIRK
WOOD, Real Estate Agents, No. 54 Seventh
street m 3-3t&
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tent, wi b or without board, at H KINGS
on 11th street, three doors from and one square
from the avenue. M I4-it#
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WANTED.-A DRUG CLERK, ONE WHO
w perfectly understands his business, and is
competent to take entire charge Of drug store
Also, youth who wishes to learn the business.
Address "Drug Store" Immediately through the
City Dispatch, prepaid. m 12-3t*
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&79.-WANTED TO SELL THE GEORGE
w town portion Of a valuable patent right. $40
with name and resIdence) d. p. A, Box No. 4,
Star Office 1t*
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[Ses first page for other Rent and Sale no.ices.l
DOOMS AND BOARD Two GENTLE
IL men and their wives, or four single gentle
mea, can have pleasant and siry rooms and board
in private family centrally located for the sum-
mer -Four table boarders VIII also be taken
Address " Board" Boz 4, Star Oface. 1i*
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WANTED.-A SERVANT COMPETENT
w to cook, wash and iron for small family
recommendations required. Inquire at No. All
street, between 18th and 18th m 1I2t&
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nave commenced 10 operate on THIS particular
locality, and several property holders have
told us that If this riotous gang can be dis
persed the appearance and value Of property
will increase rapidly.
A Row.-MOnday evening, number Of
Germ ans had pic mic in the neighborhood of
the Park. While engaged in their sports
they were attacked by a gang of drunken
men, who raised political rallying cry, and
attempted to force themselves in. The Ger.
mans, determined 10 enjoy the evening by
themselves, refused them admittance, and
considerable fighting ensusd. Officers had
been engaged to preserve order.
CoURr oP CLANs.-Y the taking
Of testimony was ordered in the case Of the
executors Of Henry Echford U,. the United
States.
The trial on the facts in the case Of Nathan
Wsrol Us the United States was opened for
the claimants by Mr.. Rockwell, who was fol-
lowed for the government by the Solicitor
Adjourned.
TEE MEErISs.-The anti-Know Nothing
meeting Of the Fifth W ard, at Caspari's last
night, was a crowded one. DR.. Magruder and
l Councilma. Jefferson were the orators The
/ Doctors speech is spoken OF as having been
one Of great ability and effective force 1t
Was wholly on municipal affairs.
IHE EMPIRE CLUB Picnic AND EXCURSION
Tomorrow being the ini.iatory one Of the sea-
son, and got up besides in most attractive
Il style, Is Of course sure Of success. The season
just now Is particularly delightful for water
1,1eursIons, Being neither two warm or too cold.
we wish the party the hsppisst Of times.
IHE OPENING The stock Of millinery goods
which Miss W allach Is to open az her bonnet
store on Saturday, is a very fns one indeed,
atu should be seen by all the ladies who ad-
A're tasteful and fashionable boDnets, flowers,
ard desire to buy them at real bargains.
NHfck BEGGISG The patrons Of the Ma
.hSi Theatre have been much annoyed of
oy crowds Of men and boys at the Theatre
"; Men inducing boys to beg checks and
- 0oyihg them for a ftp" These crowds
unlawful gatherings.
DOS FORGET THE CONCERT OF SACRED
& 10 be given tonight by the choir Of
IsSH street Church. "The Hour Of PRAYER"
kpihe Shepherd Song, and other exqui-
pieces are spon the programme.
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ALBANY, Feb 9.
The following communication was sent into
the Assembly to-day by the Governor.
LAWRENCE CITY, Kansas, Jan. 2lst
To his Etceiisncy, Cor. Ciark:-Sir-We
have authentic Information that an oyerwhel.
ming force OF the citizens of Missouri are crga-
nizing upon our border amply supplied with ar
tillery for the avowed purpose of invading our
territory and cur towns, and butehering our
free citizens. We hope to be able to hold out
until assistance reaches us; ana we respectfully
request on behalf Of the citizens Of Kansas that
such steps may be taken by the people of the
States as humanity suggests to prevent the sue
cess of iuhuman outrages.
Signed, J. II. Lane, Chairman of Executive
Committee; X. Robinson, Gov. eject OF kanl-
saS; j. w. Detzen, Secretary.
Mr.. Pendcrgast made mo- ion to refer to a
special committee Tie reading of the dccu-
meut caused much excitement III the House.
Mr., Sill asked who Gov. Robinson was lie
thought quite different person was Governor
ofthe Territory. Mir. Duganne favored special
committee. Without disposing If the question
House adjourned.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Two STEAM MILLS
BURNED IT,! About II o'clock last night, a fire
broke out in the Planning Mil of Mcssrs Phelps.
Carleton & Co situated on Jackson's Point. in
this city, which resulted in the total destruction
Of the building and its contents The flames
communicated TO the Steam Saw Mil owned bv
Nr j. II Porter, which was entirely consumed
The night was intensely cold, with lust wind
enough to fan the flames. and before our citizens
could be aroused, the IRE had obtained such
Roadway rs to render useless all efforts 10 save
either OF the buildings or their contents. The
loss Of McsSrS. Phelps, Carleton x Co, on their
machinery, stock and materials, is C. mated at
about Si.5a0 Both buildings We're led by
Mr.. Portor, whose loss is very heav, amoun-
ting to between $4,000 and SI2,0C1. No in
surance on any ca the properly.
The tra is supposed to have been caused by a
defective chimney III the Planning Mili.-OSk-
kO>h Courier, FEB 5th
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serious disturbance had occurred at Simon
tween the natives and the English authorit%s'
Several native towns had been burned Iv u
English President Roberts, with the British u"
sui, left Monrovia on the Goth OF Ncyonbar We 11,
arrived. at Simon on the 9th, when thew ,r .@
on shore and found that several of the IA
people had been murdered. The president sra
consul returned the following day to MonroAaia
with several European ladies in the steaw.ss
and volunteer corps has been raised to disn.,.s
Immediately to Simon by the American scbaor.aS
George. An attack was also expected on Can.
Mount. O"pe
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- The mail which left Kenosha, on Monday
the 4th inst, was burned at the collision on the
Southern Michigan Railroad. This included all
letters mailed for the east or Sunday and those
of Saturday afternoon previous. Among the
number were two registered letters from the Ke.
nosha offiee--one for Messrs. Stoddard s. Love
ring Boston; and the other for L. B. Davis, Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-02-14

II The two claimants for the county Treas
rer's Office, opened their offices in this village
for settlement with township Treasurers, at the
appointed day. Money was received by both
Mr.. Dow and Mr.. Brown. Which of them got
the most we can't say. Some townships made
nc rcturn.-EaWpaeoa Spirit.
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REMovEp. Nh. SIMEoN Nuns Treasnr,

REMOVED, Mr., SIMEON Mills, Treasurer
of the State University, has been removed,
and w. n SEYMOUR, Esq, appointed in
his place. We publish Mr.. Mills report to
the Board of Regents in another column,
Wesupp)se hewas removed in consequence
of his having advanced money, over and
above the amonnt received by nina vio
lent departure from established usage in
this State, and not to be counicnaneed by
'the Democracy" especially since the re-
cent precedent for precisely an;agonis;ic
course--U Madison Journal
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CITY BANK.

RAT ES OF e x CHA NGE
The City Bank of Kenosha, will sell Exchange, on
New York City, at the following rates:
For Currency, one per cent premium.
Eastern Notes and Coin, half per cent premium.
Interest paid on Special Deposites
S. b. SCOTT, Cashier.
June, 1854. [n47-iy1
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New YORK, Feb. 9.

Tho Kansas call for aid was presented by Gov
Chase, TO the Ohio Legislature on the 5th in
slant, accompanied by message referring in
strong terms to the repeal of ,he Missouri Com
promise, and the disturbance growing out of the
repeal The message was ordered to be prin-
ted as were also . series Of resolutions offered
by Mr.. Caldwell. calling on Congress to inter
fere in behalf OF Kansas