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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
Corsspondence Of the Evening Po't.

LLAyENwoRTn CITY, Nov. IL, lx7.
Ger. j. H.. j Sucker, the Conmssionsr appointed
by cur President under the act OF Congress passed
lsst FebIusry to audit aid allow the claims OF those
cirlzers of the Territory who sustain losses during
the difficulties has just closed his sessions, and states
that The amount Of aims proved AID alowe1 by hun
il between 1880 ard 800, 00O This sum 10 for
PROF eity actually ost destroyed. II he had allowed
Tor other damages such expenses for removing sus
pepsioD Of busii ess, Nc, there Won nave oeen a.
ias 500 GO ADDED 10 the sDOunt sctu ally gu.
dited This viii form anoth very interesting gu oect
for Congress to consider during their coming iesson.
A. hsve before stated, il some Of the very many
poor and destitute Of your city could be sent to the
place and slorg the Missouri River, they could be sup
piled with placer at good wages. There are in this
city over 100 families tho, are in wau. OF servant
maids and if they could be sent 10 they would be
earning very good support for themselves.
OTHER Qt LsTiONS THAN THAT Oh SLAVERY.
tits entirely untrue that the people of Kansas make
10 objection TO t5e Leconpon Corstitu.ou, except in
its bearings uptn the slsgery questicn. TIE QuN-
dare ChhdoFGn Gays:
al. The STATE capital lie located at L.conpton, and
CAL only be ohsnsod by the concurrence Of two tards
Of both branches Of the Legislature; OF, ia other
words epg third of either branch can ne a.
duced TO resist its removal the mos. varoGs hole in
ksusas Is where the avs must BE- msde.
90. There Is lO1 & wiroed ciIcdm' )cutiop about
the lccaton snd changing Of county seats 10 do which
there must be provisional law, ard then vote OF
tlc people.
"3 The fnt S s.e Legislature il authorized 70 cen
tact debt OF 500 600 partly, as it was s,gded IL
Ii, Cor yerOn, for the spec ST. purpose Of dsifayng
toe expertes Of The Border-R1fiisn war.
-. There is il the Constitution s provision Tor
Bank whose capital shall be 81 100000 Toe Goa
yeution indu eed in freak OF spe ]is eeslaon upoa
ths subject, which suppose TO be Unpreceds,tsd IN
iueh hodies. II rspesled tne Bsuk Clustered By the
Territorial legisG aJe, provided Tor this nsw Bank,
snd located two branches Lorh and two south Of the
Raw riyer.
Z These are enough points for one weeks cor ,is-
IA ion. We wonder II tbs people wG1d no, hke -
,xpyess en- op.Li,n upon one Or all Of then We
We ndsI il the nStOn li Fail old not G-dersan tina,
The Populsr S1ve eigny doctrine sous gu.isdt-e 10
toe pe 0plc Of scs the rsb 20 sc uprn sucb 7ss
ions of public policy Or, fr tae blessed y' ,isSs
II Riding our sci OF Slavery by prJ;,aessi s.uyys
we're ". expected 10 rssiSn a. olslus 10 iTtcI-
nation in chez matters OF G1vsrpmArsT
Fyta iAe 81 Ilsi, DSssJeyI; De, 2.
rertle1,n ~ho isH Wy4nsot ksisss Terriers.
On tbe 4th in.tsut cached tas city yest.rlsy
rg ard ssys hat iu.t esjrre st.ros the East ne
ssw LsvI'loe paper Of he ID .:s'1S: waiah so0-
tsrsd I.cc'amstos IL M 5s E3inS rerr'.ors 81 Gov
.,IOy S,.rton. csliiCs .Cr mssts Of the rteea y
eesiea r,yor 81 l-Si,lsssEe 70 ie teo a Lesoap-
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THE MORMON war.

We have favored With the foiovins sItr' ron pa
vat. letters written BY oesr Of sisb rsnf u inc Il
p.dn They viii be read With great interest on .ceSon' o.
the r.r, Details which they psssD. Of eveJ day life IN
til. saInp ~ vel - Of the prospects, Of The va:
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mother his place abode where, AFTER years. and until
his DEATH by his hard earnings he assisted in providing for her and
Three younger children. Al carly voluntarily sought
trade Of livelihood, and the Of Paris, in said
State be pinteboy He became fayorite, and with
his trade he also learned much Of the political history Of the
Try Before he sixteen he became the editor OF
Juvenile Sheet and eighteen he took charge Of the editorial de-
paent Of the Hannibal do Gazette strong democratic
Tie edited that Tor about years much ab he
removed to muscane Iowa. he became edor Of the En-
que one Of the radical democratic pape Of tbs
mississippi vale lie remained in charge the Enquirer
al February 1854 when he appointed clerk Com
m,ee on Pen ions and removed this city position
ne al once was enabled TO show his capacity
time OF the best and bst pension
laws Amer four years. service committee aud
the Pension Once, where he Tor himself character
scholar MAJ of talents, and true friend he resigned
moved Dubuqus for the purpose Of establishing growing
city democratic organ On the I'd day of June published
the hIst number Of the Norhwes since which, day
his DEATH that leading the
and best democratic the county, giving
standing TO the party and the press whole Northwest
As an evidence Of his worth be mentioned that the press
Of all parties in Iowa has borne witness Mr.
worth, and genemany bearing and
few or personal enemies In this city, all him
but 10 love and admire. " Peace TO his ashes !" . .
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Cunard steamer Asia arrived at New York on sun
day last with Liverpool dates TO the nth insianthree
days later than previous adyices The intelligence com
mercial POLITICAL by this arrival is not of an important
character The suboined summary, CLEANED from the Eng
ish papers contains the most prominent items of interest
Mr. Dallas had given a banquet to Lord Napier the new
American minister.
The feet of steamships formerly belonging to the Oriental
Steamship Company have formally been transferred at
Southampton 10 the European and American Steam Nay
cation Company.
Parliament on the Sd of February when the reply
TO the speech agreed and presented in the
usual form.
The with China and Persia had both been discussed
and information respecting them had been called for
Earl Grey called for despatch written by himself when
In oce prohibiting the English local authorities at Cam
ton from taking active without referring to the
home government, which despatch he had written after
comforting with the Duke OF Wellington.
An interesting discussion had in regard to the Hud
son Bay Company, motion to appoint committee to
inquire into the state of the possessions which that
company possess the license TO trade The motion
agreed to- II suggested by several speakers that the
monopoly should be broken and the lands thrown open
to colonization Mr.. Laing alluded TO the tide of emigra-
ton now setting towards Minnesota and said the only
mode to avert conflict between England and the United
States which might arise from American emigration
stepping the borders and squatting English territory
would be the annexation Of the Hudson bay territories
with Canada.
The Queens speech says that the government is nego-
tiang with the United States and Honduras about the
Central American question: and hopes that the difficulties
y
The Danish treaty for the exemption of the sound dues
has been printed Article 4h binds the States signing the
treaty to pay to Denmark 3o57ooOO rx dollars according
TO the quotas already agreed upon.
The King of Naples has signed treaty with the Argen-
tine republic for the reception of the Neapolitan State
prisoners who be pardoned This treaty accom-.
panied with offer of pardon has been communicated to
all the State prisoners Of the kingdom.
The English and French troops have been ordered to
Greece the demands of these hav-
ing been fully complied with.
commission composed Of the three protecting powers
Russia England, and Francebas been appointed to in
vestigate the condition Of Greek finances.
The British advancing into the interior Of Persia
at the last accounts The English have reconstructed the
forts at Bushre and left troops there and marched
Mohamor which command both the province of Ears and
the road to Shras They also about to occupy Ma
hommarad and Boulder Ali--two towns the Persian
Gulf
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HICKMAN ON Naval Courts Martial London, 1851
III Major General Napier Military Law. London 1897
James's Collection of Charges Opinions Gen
eral Courts Martial. London, 1870. EIEI'-
samuels Historical Account of and the Law
Military. London, 1916.
Simmons on Courts Martisl London, 1885,
Sullivan on Courts Martial London I7s4. .H
Houghs Practice Of CoufsMartial l London, 1928
Hough the Articles OF War. 1 vol. Calcutta, 1886
Houghs Case Book OF European and Native Cour
vol. Calcium, 1921 ttt $3.50
Houghs Military Law Authorities. Calcutta 1899
Chenier Guide de TIibunaux Miares. vols Paris 1900
Maby's Courts Martial and Military Law Boston, 1919.
Chenier- Manuel des Conseils dc Guerre Paris, Is49
Grhh's Miisry Law. London. ls4l,
Du Messpll Dctonnaire de la Justice Mian Paris is47
On Courts Martial and Military Law by the Author.n Lon
dom 1910. 80
McNsghten Courts Martial. London, isas
De Hart on Military Law. New York, 1915
0Brens Military Law and Cours PbilaJspbi s4g
Cen Macomb on Courts Martial New York, le4i
Adye on Courts Martial London, 1905
Tyiefs Military Law. London,
don, 1906. - 49, 49,
London, 1896 = -
Hugbes's Duties Of Judge Advocates. London, 1s45.
pfendegasts Law Relating Officers Of The Army London,
Prendersasts Law Relating officers the Navy Lon
don, 1882.
War Office Regulations. London, ls4s.
The Queens Orders and Regulations for the Army Hezeis
military Laws. Washington, 1896
Army Service, Act s47 and Muiny Ac, War;
1853 l vol. London,
General Navy Register and Laws. Washington, 1888.
Feb 81 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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OFFICIAL.
TRELsuAY DEr4HrMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
November 70, 1886
Nonce hereby given holders Of the loans OF the
United sAles that this department will purchase tbs until
The 80 OF March next unsss the shah pey
ousy obtained and will In addition accrued
rom me The last semi dividend OF interest heeon
together with days additional interest the money 10 reach
the VENDOR the following rates OF pemium slooks
For the stock of 1912, premium of 10 per cent
For the OF lsI and lsas premium of B per cent? and
for the stock Of 1885, commonly Indemnify Stock
premium off per cent.
Certificates Of stock transmitted TO the department under this no
ce must assigned the United Sates party duly en
tied TO receive the IL between The
LIST day OF January the half bu
assigned By the slockhoder will be payable
FORE and corresponding deduction be made
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks assigned and will
by drafts the Assistant Treasures Boston, York.
Philadelphia the option OF the parties 70 receive tho
which should be expressed accompanying tho
certificates JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov 29-dt3dMarclnff Secretary of the essuFy.
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

BY the way of New Orleans have Galveston dates to
the 18th instant We indebted to the Pcayune for the
following: ..t. "s 1
The Supreme Court has rendered decision sustaining
that Of Judge Gray against usurous interest in Calves
ton bank .-.s.".. . t#
Nothing had been heard of Mr. Dodge the missing Indian
agent up to the 10th instant.
The boilers of the Major Harris exploded on
Friday, 9Th instant in the canal, killing deck hand, a
creole from Louisiana name not given, and badly wound
ing the engineer The Gazette says .m-
The other persons board happened all be in the
after part of the boat and escaped The boat is almost
total loss The cargo consisted Of about 200 barrels the
value of which have not ascetained though was not
large The boat owned by Colonel r. r. Brown, of
Quinana, and Captain Miller commander.
The weather. until recently pleasant and giving many
State The Galveston News of the 18th says:
We learn that the planters of Western Texas have gen.
orally commenced planting corn and that well
middle and eastern Texas where the people waiting
unmstakabe signs of the opening spring The pres
ent cold change may naturally apprehension
that winter is not yet past. aH
Major Neghbors informs the State Gazette that the In
dams have been marauding the Cbolo the
ing Of the San Antonio road Mr. Brown lost forty head
Of horses and of the horses of Mrs Wallace have been
killed by the Indians.
The Harrison Flag of Marshall says there are now SOB
aborers the southern Pacific railroad This looks
the company intend least their chartered priv
eges by completing the grading of the first ten miles by
the 10th inst.
Major W. G. Capers writes the Galveston News from
Gonzaes tDat ne VIII De IN Gaeston on the 2Sd instant
with about 100 good and true bound to Nicaragua
aid Walker. He wishes all who desire to emigrate with
him to meet him on that day. .te
The San Antonio Herald has the following intelligence
from the coast: .aa | G
We have late and authentic advices from the coast or
cattle-raising portion of Texas For many years cattle
have not Jared well they have during the present
winter They rolling fat not having fallen off in the
least Mr. Foster has commenced shipping beeves, and
everything looks favorable for stockaisng friends
Should the weather remain favorable, appears quite
probable stockrasers will be able this make up
some Of the heavy losses last winter. msa'a".-
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE wish.
~ c. z:s';sas
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NEW sfND IMPROFED .fRR.dNGEMEN1S,
THREE TRAINS DAILY from baltimore, for Cupnbejand
Wheeling. and all parts of the West.
lst The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave texcept sun-
from Washington Juncton) will
arrive at Cumberland at O'Clock,
3D. The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden
day) at s0 and reaches Wheeling by connsctnR M
lis, Louisville Cleveland, Todo Detroit Chicago 81, Louis
Cairo and intermediate points. -'
3d. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily T. n M
with express trains for Cincinnati, 81 Louis Cao Chicago and
and southern places West miles sbors,
than by other route The time these places une
qualed. '
Baggage checked through Columbus, Cincinnati
and st. Louis
Passengers and baggage all points flea
THROUGH TICKETS win DO sold all large towns h. The
West at the lowest possible Office Camden s
ton, and at Washington city.
second-c ass car is attached to mail train.
Passengers Baltimore Washington
road 6y Daylight taking mail train ard wins
Cumberland resume ne ,nrnny h
the train which leaves Cumberland a5o a. M and
reaches Wheeling at q p ' ~
Passengers from Washington have ample meals at wash
ington junction. ~ "
This the only route by which through and baggage
checks eau be obtained in Washington
s# FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Ihe accommodation train stations east Of
Cumberland and the Piedmont going
west Easwardly, the mail leaves 7lS a. M
ana leaves Cumberland S2o reaching
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at A. D. M fexcep, s,na.r
stopping way stations Leaves Frederick m arriving
at Baltimore at IL. 80 . \ - '''''Ae
The ELLICorT's TRAIN leaves Camden Station a,
am and $50, Leaves Elcotts Mills at 80 a. M nnd
IaO, p M, except Sundays. ~
W. g. wOoDsIDE,
Jan i'-eu Master of Transpo
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Obituary.

Died. al Iowa City Iowa, the 9Th instant, ofacue nammaoy
rheumatism, HENRY d. LA COssIrT editor OF the Dubuque
Nofthwes and late OF this city, where his loss
many whose acquaintance he had formed during the last
Few there are who have reached the Of Mr. La
years. that have had less enemies dear friends
dom has the scye OF time down whose loss more
mourned thar his ready and brilliant writer de-
voted, and seacricng FRIEND jealous honest politician
business Of merit and for his nge, no small
caibre he promised well become considerable the
party which he supported and attached or deyo
ted TO democratic principles than he.
Mr. La Cossrr born in Mercer county, Pennsylvania in
le9 He was taken by his friends Palmyra Missouri the
early age OF hve His father removed from
Rushs Illinois, about the same time, and there Ave
years serwad The at the eary ten visited dy
Ing parent, ahd after that sad his widowed
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o + + ICIA l..

FTankn Pierce President Of The United Of .aps.a 10
all whom IL may concern,
Satisfactory evidence having me that c. An
geod has been appointed
the State Of Missouri do hereby recognise SUCH
him free exercise and enjoy funcon powers and prv
the United States.
In testimony Whereof have these made pat
emf and the seal Of the United hereunto affixed
Given under hand city Washington 18Th day OF
H. 81 February A. ID. 1857 the independence OF The
United States Of America sst
# FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the President: .' VIZ. --D-'l
w. L. MARCY Secretary of State.
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To Our Customers.

M d. 0inad doing business
tain company more than paid all Indebtedness. Afier
they published that the
apparent that the effect has been
We have within few months others
which have done some little paid them in full We
hope they will not publish until have find uoad
additional clerk for have bands full The
nms Tor lie and he insurance savng exceeded
lars The present week. .. .t .&. IT -
fcu wisely inter tsat companies TINT would quarrel would
he more likely 10 quarrel with known we
were Paceaoy ncned having paid widows
been in business. : ...s : - " ~
Annual company are ready for delivery and
show that 1t equal to f superior afordng s5
dividend for every humid ed paid in. a..N 4.
we nave also IRE insurance. Uompin among others, with
very large capital that distributes among its
OF oil its profits .e $500. f ...... -.
We sha continue TO watch your ceaseiess vs
lance, -
" ".. J. C. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Office 1872 Seventh street, below The General Office
p b. All losses that become ponp,y pad
either BY ourselves or the companiee. -
Feb A-eom
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LBrRAL-Tbe wifi o. wealthy citizen of Chicago re-
Gently gave at the fremont hoe 80 IN auonauoh
party for the poor The charity box ~ 'e .ua u 'ne
hall amid the festivities of Of the gayes. oi uacng
parties, 1t told its own story No knew who ave
and who did not give Upon opening the box IL contained
1915, all given in secret
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Uarkets.

New YoRK, Feb. 23.Cotton is firm with an advancing
endencysaes of 1000 bales Flour is owersaes of 500
barrels State So 80 Sc 4O southern Sc rs ST. Wheat
tends downwadsaes of TO- 900 bushels white ST. s0
81 as Corn is dull-saes of 900 bushels mixed rs
cents. Pork is buoyan-sales of at S2l rs S2I co.
Beef is buoyantChicago repacked Sl5 So Lard is Quiet
at l45 cents. Whskey is unchanged-Oh 2sJS cents
Cofcesales of the past week 600 bags prices high
err; Rio, os ia cents; receipts week 5000 bags
Sugar is steadyCuba, ss 10 cents, Havana 93 cents
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
Nr, Buchaaanis Movements.

PHLADELpHIA, Feb. 23.-Mr Buchanan will arrive here
tomorrow meet Mr.. Breckenridge who Is already here
and they will proceed to Washington the next day. in
pany with Senator Bigler. ......
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I,HOLERA pREVENTEn

CHOLERA PREVENTED.-Ny views giving The cor, sc Of
cholera and sick sensations evencng progress
the cause 10 perfection
est source OF reception OF the remedy
reach OF all PERSONS lat most few cosi
for 0 and that refunded person prostrated in any part
tho world 1851 Persons will be permitted practise any
tent but not 10 divugc minute -
fneers copying to the amount OF S. and sending
be entitled TO credtof SIS, Address, encioaing fee
.....t J. Il. DANIEL,
Febsi-eod5F Morning View Kentucky.
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CHICAGO, Feb 23The governor Of Nebraska has vetoed
all the bills chartering banks
The legislature Of Minnesota Is occupied with plans for
State organization.
The Wisconsin legislature has passed bill giving Mr.
Booth editor of the Milwaukee Free Democrat power of
pevin his seized by the United States
and another stop progress Of the Garland saye
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Ranking House OF Chubb Brothers,

Washington, January I, 1857.
John ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES this day admit
ted partners In the Banking House OF Chnhb
firm from this date will be composed Of Charles st.
D. Barrow, and Henry Holiness The House in 'g 49,
composed Of Charles 81 Chubb, wr o MA ,ows
Harrow under the firm Of Chr, n, D a ~"
Jan l-du 1pp p'o'"s,s, na,,ow o. 70.
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Senator Sumner.

BosTos, Feb. Ex-senator Sumner started for Washin,
ton to-day his seat in the Senate He will Dir
coed to Europe in the steamship Fulton from New Yorl
March 7.
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DIED.
Communicated.

On the nst instant Louisville kentucky I'D year Of his
age GEoRGE GLLlsS, for resident Of this city,
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0o- The opening lecture before tho Washington Ar,
Association will be delivered at the Smithsonian Institution,
Subjects The tho highest faculty lis
ion ant he lecture VIII commence al o'elock The
0la- Il by the Rev. j. r. Durbin d. p-pr Duh
bin will deliver lecture Wesley Chapel corner OF 9Th and
streets Iaesday evening next the s4 inst for the benefit
pre- The exercises will TX Tickets may
he obned at the different bookstores and the
FEB WsdFrMosTu
a5- Tics for National Inauguration Hall, Am
March 70 The National Ball
quesd 70 call at tho the undersigned
Tickets viii be for sale at Wizards Kkwood, Browns
& Co., and Taylor s. Maury;
Pennsylvania avenue between llth and streets.
Gy- Soldiers OF the Revelation ana OF the War 4
oa sns @ s e. s axe s
S Sn ns a o. eh WI" please report the cy Hal on thai
Feb It'd Marshal oftbe Soldiers Of War Of isls
WASHINGTON CIRCUS.
Lost week of the engagement Of -..-
DAN RICE,
The nations favorite. ...... $50"
ON TUESDAY EVENING" FEBRUARY "a .. u
When he will introduce
TALKING HORSE EXCELsIoR .. Gil ..n
DANCING sTEED EUREKA
Aud FOUR COMIC MULES, .sa.
Besides the dancing mares .. .r" IS
PAULINE and CoQUETrE
Who will be introduced by
MILE MARGUEsETTE
In IA TANDEM MANAGE ACT
First appearance Of M. Rices pupils,
Messrs MURRAY d HOLLAND.
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays
PARreULAe sorloEseas be secured during Mr. Rcs,s
Boxes 50 CENTS Rit "a cents Febal
The Inauguration. aa
THE United States Marshal for the District Of Columbia
points the following named gentlemen deputies on
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Murray's United states Hotel.

He subscriber begs leave the public
oughly repaired and reited his known
as the Empire and Potomac Housebeteen on
Pennsyvana His paroIs have
In ORDER
as VIII enable him supply bis table with all deicaces
The situation of the Hotel eligible
lis proximity to the national Capitol Persons
tons during the Inauguration ceremonies should apply
req li--io'dn T. q. MURRAY, Proprietor.
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Q1- The opening lecture before the Washington Art
Association Will be delivered Smithsonian
this evening" February 2ib by Rufus Dawes ESQ.,
Subject; The development Of tho highest faculty
ton 10 ant The lecture will commence haifpas
pubic are Invited Feb2I-lt
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OFFICE, OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTvrE
RIES OF MARYLAND.
The following the drawn numbers Maryland Conso
dated Lottery for the bene fit Pokooke f. drawn
February 90, 1857 httR
90 &C 35 20 AZ SO 2 So 81 IA 90 4 80
The following the the Patapsco Ipsu,.
Lottery, class "A, drawn February 81, 1857;
Ia 10 go DO So "a so 40 so
D. II. McPHAIL Commissioner
Feb 2l-lt
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FRESH sHAD-Fresh shad received from the South have
appeared in the New York market and sell for about half
dollar for ordinary, seventy cents for such
Of extra size and quality. .. ~
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Give me but what this riband bound,
Take all the rest the sun goes round.