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TRKAsusY DkFAkrAsRs, December ., leoa
Notice hereby gives holdes ofhe
that this department viii purchase the Of Of
said when ihs he offered prior
day merit will pay therefor The following pFicss,
wil F.. \ E sAr
For OF the is2, premium Of 10 per
1915 premium Of 10 cent Fo
under the Of 1850 ealies Texan nde
ny stock Of And Tor sioek Of the loan Of
isso, redsesse ran November 1886 received az the
Let day ofJanua next premium of24
cent reeeyed between Lat iuas and The 5si day OF March
1ex pTou of2 received aer the sls March,
and prior 10 said La OF June pemiaa Of ~ cent
will The speeined
in The certificates, from i asgned with ihs pTinei
OF the certificates received January Amer
THAI date the will be allowed IN addition the
from Lat January the date their receipt Iu both
days will be allowed in addition the money reach the
seller.
Certificates transmitted TO this department under the
should be assigned United
hall st January by the party
entitled 20 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts the assist
Boston, New YORK; Philadelphia pae
entitled 10 receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE
..a.. .n M. Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l-diistJunef
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NOTE.

Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons CERT
Judge Of record and
bidder with
before the lst Of July NEXT
pay be msde for performed, .uch
satisfactorily explained OF the t,ip
may deducted For arrivals car b.hiud
depending malls and excused
% the for the trip
will b. imposed unless the delinquency promptly
iactnfiy explained, for peyectne
post ONCE for suffering 70 be Injured, destroyed robbed
and for refusing amer demand, convey mail
frequently the running
hice the The hs
for failures are.aby for de
oeynf the post ONCE laws instructions Of the department
The Postmaster General schedule He also order
service allowing pro increase
the contract lie sy siso eua dcornse the
In whole part, Of allowing
mons extra compensation The amount ~ service dispensed
With Bids should addressed "second Assistant Poet
General "superscrtbed prope'a for No 1884 Nssp
For further particulars pamphlet advertisement r
the a ale in Alabama, Mississipp se " 1854 and ls6
JAMES Campbell,
Feb 9S-luwaw Postmaster General
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men are invited attend the meeting and participate IN
its proceedings-Nsw Hlpen Palladium.
The New Haven Hindoos like the man in the Scrip
lures who having given great feast TO which nobody
would come tried the experiment more determined
SCALE and coaxed in "the lame the halt and the blind
few months ago, when "Sam" sat with closed DOORS
making arrangements to "ule America he very fas
tdious about his company but since his glorious visions
have vanished in "hu air. he is glad TO get anybody TO
come and him, and has hard work to get bakers
dozen together at that History gives account Of
old ad ~ no spent the first twenty years Of her life in
wondering who she'd hare and the twenty in wonder
ing whod haze her, poor Samp
Ncr UfUeH Registcr.
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

The whining apologize report recently pat forth BY the
parties protesting represent the National Monument
Society reviewed with just severity by the press gener
ally The New Haven Register says
About year ago the know -noihings obtained
troll Of the Of the National Monument Society
Washington elected all OF the old board aud
that the To the Father Of bis Country would
be completed by the subscriptions Of the great American
der in the United States None but American were
allowed assist ia the glorious work. There great
ringing OF bells the OCCASION and great promises Of what
be done There not to be Irish bod
tier employed the work and the inference
that all such labor be grauitousy performed
regular squads Of delegates from the different garres Of the
order. The next revelation WAS that beautiful slab OF
Italian marble from the Vatican at Rome had been demol-
hed by these yanda Of hatred TO Catholics and this
left doubt but that the work TO be pushed with
spirit Well, what has been the result What have these
noisy hypocrtes accomplished Why their published
port for the year shows that only TAO has been received
during the year aud large proportion Of that from
strangers IN Warrington when they visit the work, Is
the smallest collected in year for that object
has been mighty failure, every sensible predicted
would and thing else has been that the Hndoos
such q concern assuming such position"
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II will be seen from the following, which We copy from
the Hartford Times Of Wednesday whore the abolitionss
expect get their votes at the coming presidential cleo
ton
"Iu the black republican convention to-day, delegate
asked Chsuncey F. Cleveland u he know nothing. /
am not replied Cleveland, and do not respect the order
but che added, in lower voice. ito from hat or
strength = to come"
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New YoRE, March n.The steamer Ericsson the indie
pendent Havre line from that port the Esd ut arrived
here at midnight She left Havre in company with the
French steamer Barcelona, also bound for New York
The Ericsson experienced succession Of heavy gales and
large quantities Of floating ice eastward from the New
f,undland banks.
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Ayabio's AIoJ.. AZ.

New YoRE, March l4-6lf p. m.The Arabias mails only
reached the post office quarter past six. II win be i'm
possible TO make the connection with the southern train The
letter 81 leading manufacturing house in Manchester says
that tits the general suPposton the Pacific Is lost
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February u, 1876.
DROPOsbLs conveying Of the United State.
ty l. 1853 the following viii
ceved at the Contract Of this Department until ~
hpri % peIt 10 be decided by the 5th OF May folownp
1894 Prom Charleston Miss Mouth Of Cold w.ter Nche.
Roads, Mound Place, Moors Bayou and swan akc
to Helena, Art., rs mites and back, a
Leave Charleston Monday at Z, n.
Arrive st Helepa next day by " m.
Leave Helena Wednesday att,
Arrive nj Charleston next day by y, .. M
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Arrival u Clipper Ship Jane. Boine.

NEw YoRK March l4-s, p. m.-The clipper-shp James
Bane from Australia having board half million pounds
sterling Of gold and which, having been out ninety days
supposed to be lost arrived of Queenstown Saturday
morning.
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$50 Carriages at Auction.-Nfneteenth Trade
sale at Philadelphia.

THIS SALE win ,ase place on wsd1eday morning. April lso
cover postponed weather IL
sI,sn, and variety The eoee,ion on M. oessoa m eIsesd :.
ay.ees from william dunlap Of rhisdpeia and Plnsot
Among The o,her contributors via be John Meret, H.
S,,asI JassS w.r, LAMA w. e5a.sn Green
Most Of the stock ~ be warranted, and the whsle nsy be
A.o at The same sold large desirable
second hand carriages
FGsiOr Curiass al AUCTION afne,sen Paiiadephia Trod'
On "wednesday morning April 3D. lsSS loocock the Ia
Nia aud George streets fad.pia win be sold cOlee
Il is believed that for STYLE finish, workmanship hi. 10, vii
eroesd before offered the public from these justly
Zach carriage win warranted collection may be CT
Dunlap. Wagon, AUCTION Nnesenh rAIG4eirhra Trad
..S Ssa and George res VIII be .od car
sss' principally Susy WAGONS WIN and Without TOPS naGuis
er 81 light carriages stand. unhyaled
- ALFRED NJ HERKNEss,
Auotionecr.
PINT. DErurl, March u, Isso
Mar l5-d2t
ALLIE MAsvIRs, Psii .ien.s, having remove, "a
The French and spanish languages and also Italian singing to Ia
Gentlemen private IN classes. :. her own residence
- 10Th St, No. 45I, between { aud y streets.
OFFICE on TnE CONSOLIDATED LorrERE'
OF MARYLAND.
Tn. follow ing numbers the Consolidated Lot
Maryland, o the benefit Of susqaahaHHa cana class "
drawn March n, 1855
IL "a l6 81 IS q 80 CO SO 40 IS AZ 81
Lo,tgry, elias. s., drawn March 10, 1855
q II 'r 81 s. e. g % IS ' Ss ION s IN - =
D II. mcPHlrL, Commissioner.
MaFchI
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We have often thought that every citizen in country
had read the numbers Of the London Times and every Eng
shman had read the editorials Of the Washington Union
regularly during the last five years the two countries would
have long since been with each other and bousand
OF innocent would by this time have been slain in battle
and hundreds Of vessels and MILLIONS Of property been
tured or destroyed.-Natiopai htsHgsacer.
And We have often thought that IL the National Intslli-
gcne read by every American with the approval
that 1t is by every Engshman, the thirtyons independent
sovereign States would be better than British
colones Fortunately however the people Of the United
saes prepared to sympahi1e with the editors
the Egenee in their habitua Partially for the inter
Of their falherand. Hence whilst their editorials
mislead their English readers and encourage the British
government persist IN errors they produce compare
lively little effect in this country.
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THE sEAsoN-The Salem Gazette mentions that last year
in Danver persons employed in planting and ing
on the 18th day Of Narch in fields where there is now
foot in depth Of sold snow aud ice
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LoxGEyrY-"Old Ben Duke coIored man, aged one
hundred and years eight months and three days died
ia Louisville on Sunday.
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Mr. Dempster, yielding to the wishes OF his numerous ad
mrers viii give more, and his last ballad concert in
this city before leaving for the West IL win be seen by
advertising columns that the will take place
Tuesday evening next.
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LOG A l. N L w s..

NArtosAL TgEATaEThis evening has been apart for
the benefit Of Mr. Eddy young tragedan OF great prom
Use. Ne WI appear Jack Cads in Judge Conrad ceie
brated tragedy Of that The inmtabe jefferson also
appears in capital farce.
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Arriral Of he N,riLsyp Limb.

New YoRE, March 1.-THE steamship Northern Light,
which arrived night from San Juan brought $500 900
in treasps spd reports that the mall via Panama
has ST. 500 300 In specie for this port.
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The Ohio river At Wheeling is sill closed by tho ice
The river IS open from Marietta down.
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GEN ERAL NE WIS.

IsDE1sTY-The Kentucky legislature, which adjourned
sine die on Monday previously passed law making all the
cities and of the State responsible to the Of
property destroyed by mobs
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WHEhEAs, by . Decree Of she High Court Of Cham
England, hth December,
thousand my five,
ibc OF Ahalah Canning Newport the eouniy
Essex, widow, deceased, ~ Wallis Ben
quy l. drec,rd whether William annins therein naaed he
said Athaiss CaunnH) living
he died. and what sue born In due al
HE deceases said William Canning, living
his child, children.
hs under the will Of the said taah Canning the said William
Canning his child, children, sue fany living death
or aud the legal OF
such OF them W any, DEAD BY their solciors be-
fifteenth july thousand hundred and
sI come in aud make his their claim such bane
such child children, chambers Of
vcechancelo Sir John Stuart ~ Old square Lncon Mid
dessx default will excluded benefit Of
said July thousand
eight hundred and MY O'Clock
beers Of the said adudicae
Ths said William Canning n the non, Of August one thousand
eight hundred and being England
believed, for New OTleans, America. this
day Of February, thousand eight hundred hysix
ALFRED HALL. Chief Clerk.
PARKER ROOKIE, PARKER,
IL Bedford row, Middisscx, PLAINTIFF Solicitors.
Muir i2--i6t re 'hts
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Miss Clara Kean takes place this evening at Ca
rusis Saloon She will be assisted by Mr. Camoens, we'll
known basso.
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We learn that Mr.. A. p. WHIoughby, OF Fndlay, Han
cock couuty Ohio will shortly take patent for an i'm
proved mode Of dressing daguerreotypes lie claims
invention the Of coorng Ambrotypes life the app
cation Of oil coos thereby giving the expression and
of the eyes, hair whiskers and drapery Any color BE-
produced by this invention that required give the pic
lfelke appearance These daguerreotype aker
at Tumbe's daguerrean gallery.
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BY Il Ell EG II A PHI.
Atrial Of ne Georae Lar.

NFFlV"I y NC UtUFyt IdW.
NEw YouK, March IL, p. m.-The steamship George
Law with the California mails Of February TO- Is below
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E undersigBcd hrs and the public
that he has completed his supply The above direct from
England the which he would specially call
attention to the hne stock Of es' Prince Albert and
adBb York; York. heart shaped, nat
Dutch dumht ohrr choice cAbtsge,
COLI beats besns pap celery, ss
lees oucumbers bvrhs With all
other vegetable seeds, Ia great variety.
his The seed trade he
hsm Of h rate excellence, and al moderate
prices.
seeds OF choicest kinds selected with specially
sinS
lions, Al low rates. .sr.
Catalogues an be had application, ........
$500. JotH SAUL,
Seed Warehouse, DOS III street, eorntr ON.
MARI
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90 Rev Daniel w aldo, chaplain TO the House. Will
Of Providence oeae the Capitol Sabbath
ing II O'Clock
IS
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90 Addrssses VIII be delivered by lac Rev b. sum.
before the Grand Ligne Mission
cisy OF cy sunday, March Ish 81 O'Clock,
Mrs z. RICHARDS,
Is Recording Secretary.
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l.. y. Middleton

l.. J. Middleton,
Dealer ~ lee.
Omcs spd dspo, southwest corner and 9,h streets,
Feb 27-d6mf
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pRIZE BEEFi Prize besf-I shall ssil saturday
ing stalls m Centre Market Of the finest csnle exhb
tied this wiute The Of the Of
divide equally Orphan this
eiyter dedueng the OF the above CATTLE which
thousand dollars, ~ ,000 The will corSepopd
of the stock and hope friends and the public
in general will pa'ropre this chnrtube undertaking Part 81 the
ginz. JOHN HOOVER.
ll-d5ts
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Dy The Rev. Thomas seSvaIi expected preach I'm
Foundry Church. OF and i4t sabbath morning
10Th ins ant, al ii O'Clock.
Mar Is
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90 M E. Church soutf eighth street, norAh Of the
0Gce.The meeting fsr this will be
church (Sabhhth Services III O'Clock
a m, and AT TX O'Clock, D. m.
Mar 49,
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Prices Of admission single ckets cenls family adj
ing three persons 81 be had Davis ibuSs
stores, principal hotels, and al the door.
Doors at II commence at ; O'Clock precisely.
y. WIDpUWS, Business Agent
NoroEAny lady gentleman desiring particular piece Of
music periored Vocal fundamentally
addressing the Daviss
concert, eau have their wish complied with.
Mar I5-dI
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pHRIAD LACE GOODS, EMBROIDERIEs &c
The snhscribsr have Just r.csivrd from New f"s full ssso
OF the goods which have been clcd with
the ruosni embracing all The
al styles Of ~.
CoIl.reis and sleeves, n match
CheniiIets and slcsves do
Lace coIIsr.ts aud sleeves do
Lace trimmed collars aud sleeves, do
cb-wu ked chsmiI' u sleeves, do do
Lace uinned French. worked collars and sleeves
Embroidered csmhtic, match
Embrodcred ses ON linen and nercamsic
Thread lace collars aud sleeves
Mournng tets, vel Inc
EmbrodcSed handkerchief, variety and styles
Embt odercd skirs for open dresses
Embroidered aud csnhfc houncing
Embroidered dmty aud jaconet bands
Muslin aud cambria edginrs and instrtnss
Real thread lace b.rthes aud collars
Thread Isces and odsihgs OF all widths
BLACK lirea d iaces and .drnes, all widths
Wide black lsces for nonpecs, he.
desirable goods adapted
present and approaching SESSIONS, such as-
Floupced sis dresses IN great variety
glounced gr.nsdipe robes, vty rich
riounced b~rege robes, great variety
striped and plsid twisted siits
Cbens striped and figured styles
Leir plain siIts, for evening drw.s.s
Co,ored sis illusions DO
Rack SILKS in every variety, hc.
An which, together compet.
goods both foreign and domestic, staple offered
at the owrst prices TO cash or runciuaI dsalrrs
Fob57-aawf~H HUOE, BRO, co.
MCCLURE. MILLS. Il Co.. Land Agents. Dubuqu~.
vi lows viii locate lands In The Of Iowa land
lcoons, buy and cell real warrants.
Careful and
competent, engineer and surveyor.
Hon George W. jones' U, $. senator, Dubuque, lows.
Cow II my posrs o. SENATE. @,s s%"f low"
Mss.. stracban Scott, bankers, New York.
Hon, Eli Cook, Buffalo, New York
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POUND, Four-and- half street, the might OF
the I'm inst, lady's fur tippet
The by IDENTITY paying os this advertisement
a this Office
March l3-da E
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NOTICE 90 pro.srty oSvmcrs.-Ihe o~Rers Of lots in
SIS and 576 ind No H. AZ respectfully
queeh call Office the hours OF - aud O'Clock
D. M, carly convenient
s## I %t33&tt JOHN u. BLAKE,
Mar l4-3uf .t Commissioner Public Buildings.
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G1-Jamest.Nvn Society OF " sshingtoi City-A
held in council chamber CiIy Hall
O'clock evening An c cuon of cce viii take
be mah annual ceebra
lion. PHILIP H. fEkDALL, President
c. w. c. Du, sssros, Secretary.
l5-It
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Miss DARLING has spoken this poem befor
large audiences Of literary people, with distinguished
Single tickets 81 ticket admitting Aree persons, 81
To be obi hed al The principal and alo at tn
door
For particulars descriptive programme.
Mar l5-3
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George w. Brega,
coursrLhop- .r-L.w,
Washington, u. z.

IusEpU N. THOMPSON, Draper srd Tailor, (st
wall stcpbeu. No 3si Peunyvans syenos doors esst
Of the National Hotel.
Also, ee1rn shades % aslnr's,
olives London plum and blue CLOTH for spring and
Mar I--cpd
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ny q. w. sorELER, A.es,en..r.

rRusTERs, SALE or VERY VALUABLE REAL EsThTs-
ON sdpesaay, 10Th Of March 1855
rs dated ne 2h day Of June, D. iss sud duty recorded
in A. No a. oos c3f 2a5 2S, 49,
Washington District Of Columbia
public suction, front pfemise
M and No 10, W subdivision heirs o.
John Davidson numbered go In the city Of Washington
~ One fourth the remainder thrsn
twelve, and eighteen with Interest,
AND be secured by deed %
q wi in
day of sle the trustees resell the premises the
risk and 81 the purchaser
JOHN A. LINTON,
VIM, n. WARD
c. w. BoTELER,
Feh lid hwcflausev.
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NO1ICE.Ths subscriber hereby gives
interest or partnership In the wne liquor cigar and
establishment No. s9i Pennsylvania the Of WASH
ngton aud advertised the National and Globe
newspapers n follows. y elg,.
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JULIUS DE sAuES, having completrd his arrangements fol
procuring supplies Of dne fresh 0ysters ID
pared furnish families with daily by the
fresh and superior and prepared with
ious cleanlne
Iouseteepers at time be supplied with oysters by
lenvBg their Of Mr. Buhmann
the of j. De Sauiss Of Pcnnsvana
l4fh
Orders LEFT giving the streets and numbers Of the dweng
will with prompt all parties ordering
rely upon receivins the finest oysters In the market.
Mr. DE Saues horse vehicle readiness, and vii
ina unl O'Clock Al night.
Cash delivery. ~
1000 bo,es caup, for sale by the single bot
lie doxeR.
pale ME, and pos always kept fs sale and for family AL
these genuine, and Of the best quality.
Julius De saues win charge the boing department.
attend with according the orders he may receive
Empty bottles bought aud received In payment.
Two superior oyster shucksrs immediately wanted.
March 3--3tf - t4se& ~
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PORTSMOUTH (VA.( EAyY-YARD-There is at present
quite formidable feet Of United States vessels this sta
ton The number according to the Norfolk Argus is 10
with an aggregate Of 7ss guns -Four Of them ships
oEtheine three seam-fgaes three steamers four gses
four sloons Of war and one brig
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Mr. EvaRErT's oRATIox.-Mr Everett is warmly impor.
tuned by the citizens Of Baltimore repat his great
ton on Washington in that city
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
acg- We do hope that our town coun

be- We do hope that our town coun.
Gil will not permit negro balls to be held
in and around Winchester this winter as
heretofore. They had one last Saturday
night, and caroused until nearly day on
Sunday morning. No good results from
such gatherings, and they ough, to be sup.
pressed. As their nocturnal mockerles
Of religion are really blasphemous, we
hope our churches will not longer be Civ.
en- to them for such purposes 1t is all
wrong. Ample means are provided for
them in day time, they will accept them.
They refuse to hear sensible sermon
from pious white person in day or night
time, and rally around nonsensical ne.
gro until midnight in all the extravaganza
of maniacs. There is much wrong in this
thing, and injurious to the morals as we'll
es the obedience and tractibility Of slaves.
1t is a privilege too much abused to be
tolerated.