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ORDNANCE 0TFICk,
Washington, April 20, ls56.

Washington, April 49, is5e.
PROPOSALS Invited from powDER MASUTAcruEEas
The eoualy for furnishing thousand barrels OF gunpodsr
any poIon OF that quantity lees than thousand barrels
and hnh muskst powdss whole hai be
ordered must be delivered the harbor OF New York BY The t Of
August 1885, aud the 2O july isSo Conact
NJ" be entered into only with those who give satisfactory
quired er proportions Ingredients
powder of the military service rs OF nue 10 parts of char
coat and 10 sulphur The Ingredients % be used Ia the
Manufacture must BE- Of the highest puy the Nitro must
musl DC obtained from sound o0 poplar wood, OF not
An three % four years growth aad h sulphur VI such purify thai
la burning 100 vessel tina shall
small fraction OF grain The powder packed in barrels
sohed whi ana hooped with hickory cedar hoops e lat
lei peferabe deprived OF T The hoops thirds
OF inc barrel and 10 be secured by mills Instead OF bung
on me side hole and half diameter
Ia me head 81 ue barrel and closed by wood with
tgona head not projecting beyond
washer under II OF thin leather stepped solution OF
spirits iupenne and piece Of cloth glued the head Of the
plug. ' ~ "
The ing ediens and powder during
WIZ be subject 10 inspection and officers oi Ordnance
department. as laid down IN the Ordnance Manual Ito which bid
inspector The Inspection will powder works.
eehehles Will be given the
presentation OF whe with sscepts by the ordnance officer
toned the harbo York for the powder delivered
state the pce per 100 pounds barre neudsd and
dorsed Proposals GunpowdeT directed
signed, al the Ordnance ONCE d. they
BIO opened on The 2h Of aay the OF bidders
such Of them as may choose TO appear.
IL. X. CRAIG,
49, Colonel Of Ordnance.
Philadelphia Argus; Day Book Military Argus New York
Boston Post and Hartford Times Each of the papers
send Of the containing the
bills ID the Ordnance Office
Ap 2i-dt2iMayT lint. and Star.
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CAkD.-We beg 10 nforn friends public
II nave Just returned from weeks North,
have visited and examined thoroughly the principal manae
tories of Boston, New York, cities
ments have made, with
OF stock OF PIANOS, which
iu assortment ever before presented in southern We
have made arrangement which will insure sen monthly
ply Our stock shall always consist
lof grand Lou XIV 'gua styles beautiful
hnih and exquisite and fah. These pianos
chased cash be enabled
ceednsy reasonable terms We will make liberal discounts
cash ake good endorsed notes sell by the monthly
cept old pianos In
strumen sell ciy OF persons
who have purchased Of US. ......
Also always hand second hand pianos pianos for by
month meOdeon guitars, vioins
and music merchandise general Tenth
street, No. JOG Pennsylvania avenue.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
April 26-d3t Piano-orte and Music emporium.
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Reception Of Mr.. buchanan at Phiodsiphid
PHLADELPHIA, April 25.Mr. Buchanan was met at Tren-
this morning, his way this city, by committee Of
his friends bis arrival at Walnut street wharf no was
greeted by salute and the enthusiastic cheer Of the large
crowd that had gathered there. He finally welcomed
The city by committee Of citizens headed by Hon. Josiah
Randall after which he conducted 10 tho Merchants
Exchange the interior Of which decorated with Gags in
honor of his presence Here he was welcomed In an address
BY s. Morris Waln esq, to which Mr. Buohansn responded
in his happest STYLE eieng the applause OF hs hearers
After his reception at the Exchange he conducted the
Merchants HOTEL which was beSieged by troops Of BIZ,
friends and admirers.
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BRAaBLr's NEW AUTOMATIC oRAIs scALE.-Among the
useful inventions recently patented by the United States
Patent Office is that OF Mr.. VIM H. Brambe of Cincinnati
for weighing grain of all kinds This machine weighs all
grain poured in the hopper, from pound thousands
The instant the receiving cylinder is filled nearly to the
qured weight, whether it be pounds bushels the beam
moved the governor closes the large suppy-ga letting
the remainder Of the drsught sprinkle in slowly until the
precise amount is in when the small gate falls and the
discharged while at the time, and by
the power, (he weight Of the grain) the whole
cnery Is automatically used and the next draught is
filing the opposite side Of the receiver Upon the discharge
Of each draugh tho motion and weight of the cylinder
index upon dial indicating each draugh willis.
sliding scale shows the number of drsught and tho
Der Of bushels that has parsed through machine At
ached to the dial series Of carefully calculated tables
which give the price of any number Of bushels Of grain
any from 20 cents to 81 and upwards Mr. b. has
received number Of Testimonials in his favor from
men, among which notice from the late Commissioner
Of Patents, Mr.. II. L. Ellsworth.
NATIONAL TrrATRE.-The eminent tragedian Mr.. J. W.
Waack will for the last time prior to his departure for
Europe appear tonight Rob Roy McGregor Mr. Jesr-
son. the popular comedian appears the Of the Ma
MAC Lover.
The patrons Of the opera will be glad learn that the
managers have secured engagement with the Pyne
and Harrison opera troupe. Rosn great OPERA Cinderella
will be presented for three nights only commencing on
Thursday next.
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned rive notice that they have this day formed lin
p1rtnsrshp under hn Co, place
business Baltimore, purpose
selling oc KS notes, da domestic exchange bonds
cheeks and the transaction Of general stock brokerage and
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside in said city, partners
LoudauH NirKnp, and a special
that said George capital
common thousand dollars
the sad partnership 18th Of 1885,
TO ter nnsts the 18th day ofMareh, 1887.
wM. STUART APPLETON,
w. no WILL,
Mar a5-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virgins,
associated indicated
III NOTICE. tender in
stocks foreign exchange, collection
SIGH, and bills bonds bills
notes busness in public securities exchange
of noaey We will make city collections receive depos
checks, and allow Interest standing
we have services or Mr.. LAWRENCE r. BAyNE
firm 81 sclden, Whers, Co., Washington, D. o.
his undivided attention the business Of
house al Of bis therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON CO.,
April sew ai4 Baltimore street.
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JOHNSON Manures-i vol London. Practical Treatise on
j Mannrss Danss Essay Manues. Nosdr Arri
cultural Chemistry The Flower Garden Morhl Manues
Randophs Culinary Gardener Buisls Family Kitchen
Rraw Book. Fessendens
Johnsons Agricultural Chemistry. Chapas Agricultural Chems
Thomass Farm implements Liehigs Agricultural Chemistry
and Grszes Guide. Ruhin Cscsrsou. Manur.s
on Practical Husnndy Jobnsons Farmers Encyclopedia
Tlnr and Feuiying Land Donadson Soils sne
Mnnures lehnsons Dictionary Of Gardening Cohbsts Ameri
Gardener and many others for sale BY -.
~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MAGNIFICENT.

MhGNIEICENT.Tbe latest arrival Of millinery OF
Nj every style.
Ngapoitan bonn cts and gypses
Boys hats, caps, &C.
The cheapest lot Of Tihands
The 6noF French flowers
STRAW hOwers and trimmings, all kinds
English and Italian grapes
MAiLss Illusions, ffHmes, crowns, tips, &c.
Hosiery Cloves combs and busbes, and fancy goods every
description.
Call quick, settling a, low prices
WIN. P. sHEDD
Ap2f-3t 500 Eleventh street.
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q Il N IL X Al EW s.

The LAW OF LIBHLTho late legislature of PennsyIv
MIA passed libel law. The old maxim was "the
greater the truth the greater the be This
it. The greater the truth the less the libel Under 1t NAL
ice is not to be inferred.
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Marine Disaster.-Lo.. Of liz.

Bosros, April 25.The schooner Miller from Warwick
VA for Boston, caped the night Of goth and filed lmme
disey all the being lost except Edward Colbert who
taken from the wreck twenty eight hours afterwards by
the schooner VIM. D. Carg of Philadelphia this port
The Miller belongs 70 Maine
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ENo. 1851
Notice

Of the removal Of the land office from Cahaba to Greenvie
in The State Of alabama.
IN accordance with provisions Congress entitled
IAN act anthanzng changes In the location
approved March 1853 hereby declared and made
the land ONCE for the sale OF public lands
OF ALABAMA, will be removed from CANADA
in said District from and sixteenth day Juus
Gwen under hand the city OF Washington this Oath day
April, A. D. 1856.
BY order of the President,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April 28-lawGw flptei. Star
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NOTICE.
GEsnRsL BlNn

GKSrpsL BLNn OTror, April ., 1856
persons having books bound documents belonging 70 this
IN Office please without deay wing of
The Patent oce building which General Land Office this
day removed.
Ap ll--d3od tsm Int
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FRENCH Novels and R.pnsrrest Just t1sportsd, I'm
variety from PANS by the snsd, including the best Of
Hugo Dumas, Sue other writer's Of prices
ranging from and fifteen spvsrds Of them with nu
rnerous Illustrations.
FRANGk TAfLOH
April
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Turning Of d. Nor.l,u Iron IKprt..

RocHEsTER, April 25.-The extensive iron works Of the
Novelty Iron Company burnt this morning The main
building In ruins but the pattern shop saved Upwards
or 100 workmen thrown Of employment BY hi, dis
aster. The loss IL about St5, 900.
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TWo THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
books al public auction Tuesday and Wednesday evening"
April ~ aud 30h commencing o'clock the auction
all sell portion Of the library Of Thomas E~bank formerly
Commissioner Patens about
OF and choice scientific, historical literary
works full description of which will be furnished complete
catalogue, in the hands Of the printer.
Terms cash
SPersons at distance will be furnished with catalogues
upon application to the aucuoIeer.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Ap22-d Auciioneer
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Position Is EvERyTmEG.-Betsy Jane lin confidence
II shan play with that Matilda Jenkns-er dol
amt got no perambyatur-and don't mean mine to SO
ciate with none but carridge company"
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AND WARRANTS located IN satisfactory
IL favorable in Iowa reqnir
ing attention Of attorney promptly attended
Pairo Nourge, Washington, ID. q.
Alexander ", Evana,
Keller a. NeKenney,
Dec l3-8mnsd&cp
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ne QUINCEy's NEW BOOK.-MemortsIs and other
Pspes BY Thomas DE Quincy, author Of Confessions Of
English Opium Eater
The Heroes Fairy Tales for my Children ny
Rngsey author Of HyPata, with illustrations by the author.
IS cents.
Just published, and for sale al TAYLOR MAURY's
April Is Bookstore, near 9th street,
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NOTICEBounty Hand No. G6 for l60 issued
March, 1885, under the OF Sd March, le55
for military services in the OF 1912 having ned reach
hereby given that ghtful
said having aenaed assigned the
ed the power Of doing either to person whatever.
JAMES W. BROWN.
April a5-Iaw0w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WILL apply the Commissioner Pensions grant duplicates
e. s 0s ns .ns Es ns,s been John sSs
and dated s.h January 1856 one to Oae Blunt, No 4a for
100 acres No. 4ssos and dated January 49, ss Said
have been IL sanI and have not .sess New 1n
'''' p'''''''''' - '" CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Ap I7--lawew
NO THE PUBLIC-The undertaking business
ed by the late James F. Harvey will be continued by his
George Harvey Cbrohsr OF deceased buband has been
engaged conduct aud the business and fully authorized
The public may every viii be given
Funeral calls attended to all day
MARlA HARVEY,
Apa9-eod2m No. 4i0 Seventh street west
AINwICt French and English Female seminary
Tor boarding pupils situated 10 mites on The Baltimore and
Washington railroad and turnpike two miles south Of the village OF
NJ A. Tyson respectfully inform patrons and
Ia the the 2st April, and that the Of hsir
oty scauiion OF the French and
Applications may be residence
Nd U'' ''' VI "''' " April isNdsus eod,ish May
NEW SPRING GOODS FOR oENrLEnEN.-P. ].
IN STEER, Merchant Tailor No as seventh between
%S S aS Ss public b.
we % the ae1soe, .t he MOI. and desirable
goods vii be shown them. embraces usual
' tS is sssSw s'''' Tor and or,n
Geo. w. Brega,
Councillor at Lac,
w.suIKGroE, ID. G.
Ap l5-eodn
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GAS.
wlsmsorOs eAs reHr com.m,.,,
April l6, 1856.
c,kTIsFACToHY Information having been obtained to the
u terms which for supply
uhlmen Of this promie given
the 18th utimo have the pleasure 70 tate
corresponding reduction the
Of Accordingly, discount twelve and half will
upsn alter the Both Of June
next e expiration Of the present quaror paid at the ONCE OF
company within Ave days from the date OF presentation
~ ''''' " WV Up. BROWN,
ApI7-eodav Secretary.
Cumberland hand present which he will sell cheap
for cash.
Also, oak and pine Of = good quality.
THOMAS ". woHTHTNGToN,
April 03-eo9w Cor. IAth and c streets, near canal.
No. 553l
Notice
Of The temporary continuance Of the Land Office at haLoma-
200, in The State of Michigan.
CONGRESS by act approved April s. 1855, having authorized
gan discontinued No. 5f
benrsr date November "a, 1855
n her.fos hereby declared made
der the Kalamazoo district
next and continued until further notice.
hand, the city Of Washington this 18Th day
Tnos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Ap I7-fawGw Intel. star
1
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United states Patent once,
washipgtop Anil y.

nN the petition stephen X Baldwin, Of Cnfrd New Hamp-
for hs extension OF psen granted 70 h me
In machine for cutting
from The expiration oil SAID paen
which tsLe, place on 10th day II July, 1856
said petition be heard at the Patent once
Ia O'Clock, and all
appear and show they have why
said peiuon ought TO be granted. . :.
required file the Patent
once their objections specially forth In writing at least twenty
DAYS Of all testimony filed by either party
Be- taken and transmitted In
OF the ONCE, which will be furnished on APP
pIicauon
The testimony the will be closed on The 2o Of June
relied testimony must be
6sd before the Of that day the
ments ia any, within ten days thereafter -
Ordered also published In the Unen, Intel
gencsr Evening Star, Washington, c. Republican, Ba
Argus, Phisdepis Day Book, New yc-k and
Boston, Mssaehnsss week for three successive
previous the goth Of June the day o. hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEditors papers will please and send
their Once, with containing this notice
Ap iI-lsw3w
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FATHER MURDERED soN.-It is stated that
Thomas R. Borden, esq, of the respectable ci-
zens in Greene county, Alabama shot and killed by
his while lying in bed the morning of the 2sth
ut The not suspected until the day of the funs-
rail- when he decamped with his fathers horse and 81 900
of his money. He was, however, pursued and arrested
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ITALIAN sights .nd Papsl Principles, seen through
by James Jackson Jaryes author OF cart
Hints "Psrisisn siuhts,- &C, &C. Ai
Adventures In Msdsirs Portugal and the Ands
usss - by the au,hor OF Daniel Webster and bis
Cocmporaries,n ~ %.
Physiology and Cas,henics for schools and fmes by Cath
NJ Beecher. 80 cents.
OF Cnsneou Diseases, with coored plates by None
Nsiean, M. D., Edin M. q. T. A. ~ so.
On Diseases o Women admitting Of Surgical Treatments
by Isaac Baker Brown, Y. r. q. =. ~ 50. -
Just published, and for sale at TAYLOR MAURYs
APPS Bookstore, near pth ST.
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II OWEN 4 SON. MILITARY and Naval Merchant Tall
II, No ala Pennsylvania having male very large
choice addition and stock OF goods
spec,fuy invite their friends and customers TO call and examine
April 2a-d2v
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An ESSAY ON LIBERTY AND SLAVERY, by Aibsrf
Taylor sedsoe, LLD professor In the University 81 Virginia
rire 81. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Mnrchl ID
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Clotning and Clothing materials


NAVY DKPARrMKRT,
Bureau " Provisions and COlhing
.-.... .1.#@ #.M .#..... -.s ApHl ?, 1855.
lEPARATE PROP0sALs scaled aud endorsed Proposals
~ Navy Clothing and Clotns Materials" will b. received
this ONCE unt ocock the lat day OF May n01 for
furnishing delivering receiving days each
yards Chaeslo~n Massaehusel Brook
Ign, York, cospon Virginia, the quantities below
toned following named articles clothing
and clothing Materials and such further quantities Of the
chief this bureau BY the
Of respectively during fiscal
neneing Of Juy aud ending the 3h day OF
June le57, via
Pea jackets, made OF blue pilot cloth 1900
Round Jackets, made blue cloth 500
Blue jumpers 5000
1Iow.es cloth $500
Blue salinet 5000
Canvas 1900
BaTaey sbeeng 1900
nue nahhu 21
Blue flannel 5000
Blue satin. ia the peca. yards, 5000
Blue flannel, do $4,000
Bansiey sheeng, IN the do $4,000
Canvas duck, do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Nankin, biue. 1900
gakin shoss pa 1900
kpskin shoes high 40 1900
Woollea socks, Nos. und 5000
Mattresses wa Two covers eachl 2Oa
Blankets ......... 5000
Blue cloth 1000
Black silk handkerchief 500
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FOX HENT.
THE MONUMENT HOUSE,
RinLmnnd. Ifrrfnin.

Richmond, pfrgiHiG.
THIS Delightfully."- aud eigihiy Hotel offered for
large portion OF 1t Is entirely new, and finished,
whole of Is II complete order for
modern Of light, water baths, &C
II su-tod the centre geographically of The city Of Rich
mond fronting upon Grace, Ninth and Capitol
oppJte Capitol Square, overlooking
city several miles II distance
OF the Rchmnd Fredericksburg Potomac
Company, equdsant from af
rna Central and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Companies
city omnibusss pass BY every fifteen minutes during
day.
For terms apply JAMES LYONS,
April 25--d2w Bait Sun. Richmond, Va.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD RIoT-The laborers on the North
Pennsylvania railroad in Bucks county, to the number Of
several hundred were last week engaged in serious riot
There two factions and the attacking party NAM
beree over 400 Shanues torn down. furniture de-
molished and many persons seriously injured Six
rests have been made.
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MCCLURE. mIJIS, a. Co.. Land Agents, Dubuque.
M win OF Iowa with money sha
scrip for parties applying will pay are make col
ections buy and sell estate and land warrants. ,.,
given selection of,nds ny horough ana
Competent engineer and surveyor.
Hon. George w. Jones' ". =. senator, Dubuque, Iowa
Cen w, Lewis. general, Dubuque, Iowa
Gov. Henry Dodge, u 4. Senate, Wisconsin.
Mesurs. Btrachan Scott, bankers, New York.
Hon, Eli Cook, Buffalo, New York.
Q-dt IL eodif6m
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTEnIl
OF MARYLAND.

OF MARYLAND.
The following drawn numbers of Maryland Con
sod~d Lottery for the benefit Of The susquebanna Canal
ciso- Is, drawn April %, 1856
Gl 4s Is Al IL CO 81 20 Ga 9 rs IL
The following numbers Pstapsco Institute
Lottery class las. drawn April 81 1885
CO 81 IS 10 As "a "a 81 IA SO " "a
n. FRANCE CO., Maussen.
ID II. McPHIu, Commissioner.
April 26-lt
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The Cortes have voted the first twelve articles Of the
financial plan Of NJ. Santa Cruz The young King Of Por-
tugals father is shortly 10 take journey to Belgium.
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STEAMBOAT AcCrDEST.-The steamer Cuba exploded he
boilers the Alabama river Sunday last The
sunk, and several lives were lost
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TOR THE sPRISG TRADE.-sTEvENI, Browns Hotel,
has opened ready for sale arge newest and
most varied assortment gents belongings"
and of The largest retail this side
Buying we do all articles for
The goods the newest snd best styles aud the pces
at STEVENS5
April 25-3uf SalesIoom, Browns Hotel.
II XTKA TRAIN TO ANNAPULIs.-Fcr the Rccornmoda-
IL toa Of those who intend
extra train will be Saturday. Ito dsyD the 26h leaving
Washing on al sI, and Annapolis al Fare round
trip dollars
by order T.H. PARSONS, Agent.
April 26-lt
GERSANTS FOR SaLE.--A gentirman Of the low
counties OF Maryland has Is 30 likely negroes
seIe to dispose Of aud will sell them
Of Louisians, the South, for his Apply
office.
April 26-d3i'
7 HARRS HEATH, Exchange Broker, Dealer in
j, Land Warrants, and General Bounty
procured located and all claims
cuied Once United States Hotel, nston, ID G,
Lapd bnnshi
made Warrants located aud Isad entered with cash.
Puncual given sn business inusted 10 his
hpil G5-6mdkw
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CANADA-The Canada Gazette of this day q week ago
contains the following official notice
"The Hon. Euenne Paschal Tasche to be speaker o.
the legislative council of the province of Canada the
room Of the Hon. John Ross, resigned.
"Joseph Curran Morrison, esq, O. C, to be member
the executive council for the province of Canada"
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Ia Csogeiown d. q, THURSDAY, 24h Of April MARY
STUART daughter Of JoHH al AID CacuIA "A HKna.t =. aga
| three years 1nd six months. =
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grand council Of bishops will assemble in few days
to discuss the Concordat The council represents twenty
nine millions Of Catholics, Latin, Greek and Armenians
The principal object Of the council y TO restore the cer
cal marriage courts according 10 the Canon law, and to
recognise the whole body Of the clergy fundamental
church princpes The Concordat abrogates the lower
cergys right Of appeal from the bishop u the Emperor
and hence II is not popular with the inferior priesthood
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NEWS BY THE ARAGO.

The royal massamer Arabia, Capt Stone, from Liver
pool the afternoon Of Saturday. the 18th instant arrived
Halifax on the 23d She brings of any Importance
THE
In reference to the lost steamer the Dublin Evening Post
publishes the following important communication recev-
ed this day from Galway Foundry and Ironworks Mer-
chant road and New Docks
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CUMBERLAND COAL.The subscriber has good article Of
Cumberland coal hand at present which he viii sell cheap
70 cash.
Also oak and pine wood Of q good quality -
THOMAS ". wONTHTNGTON,
April 23-eo2w Cor. l4th and q streets, near canal
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British order in council raises the blockade Of all the
Russian ports and permits the free resumption Of com
merce in all articles.
The grand naval review by Queen Victoria of all The
ships that can be collected together is postponed TO tbs
22d or 23d instant by which time the treaty Of peace will
have been signed