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FATAL AccIDEAs.-Wm. Andssw, con Of M.
g. W. Thoapsoa. ofthis city, Lost his life sore
five miles weas Of town Christmas afternoon By
the accidental dissharge of il gun. The young
man, Who vss sAoas sixteen years u sgs, with
some osAeFN had ee<n gsnning, and bad just
climbed upon Lad II wood. vhen bis hvasber
handed ap he sss Which. ia.Ansiag ~ csaebs
upon the wood and discharged the had Of shot
into his thisA. sssssise shs lasge srtery sad cau
sing instant death. The young naa vas much
respected, and sAve proniss 81 future pssfai-
ness 80 sN aaf 50 a.sI ssH & =
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~lmportant and startling news will be
found under the telegraphic head. We fear
the torch Of civil var has beer again lighted in
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TALL NKs.--Byme, famous Irish giant, Who
died in London some years sinces,I measured
sight feet swo INCHES. Oornelius Mseratf, who
died in the year 1890, measuted seven feet
eight inches u Edward Malone, another Irish-
man, was seven feet eight inches, and was near.
" equal in stature and sizs to Daniel Cardenas
aSwsedisl, giant. DR.. Cheseloen, the fsmous
anatomist, speaks Of skeleton discovered ia q
Roman camp, near u. Adams, Eugland, which.
ne judged 70 have been eight feet four inches.
Goliath Of Gath, according 70 Bishop Cumber.
land. vas eleven feet high, and Afaxfinilias, the
emperor, Was nilse feet hiah. -esaaf Fl IA
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van D@to0 4Co111Ys-DOpDU1Shle A.
4ssak@.Y N c14e1ee gsggyyfi ssft h. ssasl
/ Mr. Reuben Boyer, Of Pennington, in ~.
county, va accidentally killed By The cayi1e
inof a.cOaln bank neas that place on last RI
day. Mr. B. We aboas - years Of axe. 4
member Of the Babtiat church and univesanyt
respected. nm =.
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7. A CHALLENGE.-The editor Of the Charleston
Courier having Fidicaled certain statements
which have been made regarding the Chinese
Sugar Cane, Mr. Kron, Of Wabash county, H..
offers to bet the editor $500 that he will manu-
facture from one acreR"planted with the Chi
nese weed, 500 gallo,is Of molaeses, superior
article to that. manufactured ia the South, or
BOLD BY the merchants in Coles County, S. G.,
ia 1857 Tor 75c. per gallon !; and further, that
be will manufacture isat she cost Of Zoe. per
gall0n.--Ex. Ais tba6 .dt sss
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Oess - sss '0ovsanxrsr Pstrsiae. me
expemss Of The goversnent printing has raa up
within - ilese asn yssrs, bssn ee5s, $50 per
asssm - asasly oAsasysoes alr. sssshSn, late
ospsrisssadessss Pdtlse rtissing. u reply 70
isqsihes ~ Hoo John Kelly. sives the fellov-
Ing Assrss. During lie No. osaersss, the
omouue paiA O. . b mid: os "a ttf.@@
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Nan hoss--A'd dog sapposea 70 b. mad ~
KILLED N tosn last Monday. =
publican. ~ \
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Y0AK LRD0ER. Fs44
0noA98 b. PRsN1ICR,
y0hN q MXA 90 81 y
We esAer best writer's, cea.
ees91ea - f1E NEW YORK
MD0RR,, q ~
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WHo WILL Go NExr:-The climax of funeral
sermon is reached when, the preacher comes "a
that solemn question. Who Of shis assembly viii
go nexis l. it not time for the Democratic
party y have > big funeral over the mortal re-
mains OF its Kansas Governorss There is the
late Gov. Reedee. the late Gov. Shaunon, the
late Gov. Geary, aud the late Gov. w slkeE..--
What hetacomh Of slaughtered Governorsa---
Not, as OF old. offered up ~ . hundred priests
but by one priest, the high priest Of modern
Democracy. Perhaps The funeral pyre will not
pc raised until all the Victims have been pre-
pared. In view Of such postponement, il be-
'omes sefious question. in the Demoeratic
assembly, Who will 60 next!--Clsseland Her
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\ -..l.8 lIaa TFf4s Handrsky, Ohio, Dec. "A.
= locomotive attached TO = freight train on
the Sandusky, Mansfield l. Newark r. r. which
left here this morning, exploded near Monroe-l
vile Station, iajuring the engineer and fireman
the latter dangerously, ie 1ssaasd slae.at ii J
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.F.afs el.IN bNl q t9N
y. a,lsaagtssf pie hegissss sMa Fsssl''sss sea-
+ .el6g ST sylsssnssss4s' - s4ufa = 9. #9a
,assssih ~ "a sa~41
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~ Total Aefss - sh}@'e s's' n ola 777 l6
Thus i vim bs seen that The szpsaaes Of ahis
branch Of our essesawsos hsss iserssssd in
tsa years from os7s. 600 70 8. sls,777,l6. or
ever seven hundted per cent. a.
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The BEST FAMILY PAPER IN TnB Wc.RYn,
Al the Fayorite Writers 1aEaiga6. - i
New ones Addod.
0UAl Greater AesRoeeA0no - 49,
TAr.. e u sIs1 e - NV YoRx LED0ERs 80 \
Y greater than that Of A., - - eaP'es. vhes
4sn 80 otAsr Literary Papers n America. \
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FANNY FERN writes
Only for THE NEW YORK
SYLvANUS COBB, IT.,
writes only for THE new
YORK LEDGER.
EMERSON BENNETT
writes onM ~ HHk NEW
YORK LED0E I'm, =
ALICE CARY, Mrs. RI.
9OURNBY, and DR.. MEL.
1OH vrita Or TINE NEW
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$500 U W. WAshlnSt0D. Dec u. ff1
The Treasury Department does not expect 70
get the Treasury Note Plate engraved in much
short Of three weeks. Tho intention Is TO make
them 50 tnat they canno; be counterfeited By
photograph. II the mean time the Sub Treasury
will receive deposits Of gold with orders for she
mates, and when the paper is ready the notes
viii De issued for them, dated on the, day Of
deposit. The present rate Of iategest viii BE- .
per cent. sf5t ~. .5 a,5s ..s Il .54#..s#ia
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Of his great work. nert samn.-. slIn Sesn
View. down 10 he Pierce ASr.;S;.s 3 ~. e.
HOs 'el soulna = gsssIs d1a s.s
i HYDR0RArnY,-Oas Of he ha.nie.s eh,.~.
ever said ON dry subjec. il the foilowins. ~.
petrated BY sChssles Lamb: ..Ths Waser Cs.S II
neither new nos. wonderful. for il 10 90 esaias
than il e.Tsdn. - - - - - 80 -'s'v
- -. ...ta.,., s,...lss .sss,st..,.5a,
so!d iof only S4iO q Boston. Saturday -thia
4, and the charitable object q rhich ~ n.o-
ceeds were devoted. II VA boucht 81 Rro.n
= Lawrence, Stable keepers. Snd I'M run n ~.
pots like any pIebian vehicle. N -
(. -. R.;.;.h f,.- - g...ss,. saa'
- ,he ~. ~, GanS ssns 1snspfaAe Sssaa glFlS
venting iss oan coieaisss frogn r.Ie.sin. i...z.
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select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-

CINCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
- ary 1851 by the principal James H. Iorner A. NJ
has received largo and steadily increasing measure q the public n
aced by extensive patronage from abroad and M
nual delegation Of nacuacs to The University at Chapel H Here
viii be conducted under the joint supervision OF Mr. Honer
Professor Brown late OF tho said University who has been
toaccr OF the ancient classics that institution Rev
will continue assistant others we'll
qualified the Office appointed occasion require
studies designed young for advanced
and also III those who desire
Of full collegiate respectable
by ordinary English
Of the efficiency number OF classes
limited that ample time be devoted
lecture the subject OF lesson by each instructor his
department
also adapt the text books and modes
knowledge each Of
branches While methods recommended by shall
consistently preserved will be spared TO provide the
apparatus for the work ~ H st' 4M 20
In preparation TO Increase the
tngs promote the Of the schools ra
natives North Carolina,
the profession and authorized refer those
further information their personal Official qualifications
distinguished of this other
Among these Hon. Wm. A. Graham, Hon. w. Mangum
Morchead and Manly Hon Bggs RI Rev Thomas
Rev Alexander Wilson D. d. Rev Samuel Wait d. D. Rev
Deems d. D. tho president Of The North Carolina University
members or the board Of trustees .f
Tho next term will commence on tho 18th Of July
Other particulars made known application
May 1t* ~ 8tP3
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DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner P,

DURNETT HOUSE southeast corner Pennsylva
and -Four and Half street. Washington, II. C Mrs
sIa,s REYNOLDS propretrcss. f-gtIv
Boardcrs by Tho day week, or month. a..sa.I
comfortable suitable for families Perma
boardes comfortably accommodated and meals
furnished 10 those who elsewhere
choice seop Of vines liquors., and cigars, viii always be
found al tho bar.
Free lunch every day at IL O'Clock.
Ap lS-u
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

FNHE PACIFIC RAILROAD Is now running two
IL daily trains between conncctng
with the Lightning Line Of Msourriyer packets rat
city daily the arrival OF the train csrryn
and passengers for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington Kansas Iasen
WORTH Weston, Joseph, and all Intermediate points
Through -. Louis from "a 10
hours ahead Of boats starting from 81. Louis
The Lightning packets equal
schedule ma. passengers pre
delayed waiting for freight their way Ihrong
be purchased principal United states or
at the offices In St louis. T. McKlSsICK,
May 22-du ASST Supt
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Overland Mail fi0u.. y California.

Fosr ofncE pEPARrassr
April 20, 1857
An ACT Of Congress, approved Sd March, 1857,
for lte ftal seat andng 9oth June 1888, provides
That Postnaef Gehersi Is end he hereby author
The Of tho cnr6 letter % rom such
point Mississippi the select 70 san
California not
ing thousand dollars semi monthly onr
mwecky service be performed semmonhy
weekly weekly the option Of the Postmaster General
That the shall require the service TO be per
with herso coaches spring suitable for
conveyance snge well the safety and security OF the
mails = : ~ .frl.,,, 4,
hundred and Of land not then disposed % or
point station, Eot 70 be
miles from each other and provided that no mineral ahd sh DO
thus prc-emptod 7.
said shall be performed within five
days each that before such contract the
Imaer General shall be satisfied OF the ability and disposition OF
tho parties BOLD @ and good faith the said contract,
good sufficient sethry for The performance
tho the service ocommcnce within twelve months after he sign
ing OF the contract
Proposals will accordingly received tho Contract Office Of the
Office Department until of the LIST day Of June 1857 for
conveying mails under the provisions OF the above act
bidders VIII
nrhedntc be embraced In the and other
wise designate It's course nearly as practicable.
Separate proposals are invited for sent oahp iry and SENT
rsRly trips each way,
ut9h Die proposals offered wl be nhc after te o3t
master Gcnpfa shall &c sad 9 9 ability and disposition Of the
parties in good faith TO perform The contract .
be executed with good and ucrn snrel tbat
shall executed with like good security Winchester c
contractors shall be required to do soby the Postmaster
General and tho service within twelve months after
the date OF such contract
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COMPLETION Of Panama Railroad -Reduotio

A VI alliHd IstiHoau'--hcuuCtlon
" Of fare CalrnaUnited States mail steamships leave New
York for Anwn the 9th 20h OF each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 San Francisco
These steamships have been inspected and approved by The Navy
Department, and guaranty speed aud sIfay
railroad 4 miles log) completed from
ocean In The baggage passengers
checked through passengers
embarked Panama by the company The
money paid In New York all expenses OF the trip
kept in in New York Panama. and San
Francisco detention in accident that the route
entirely reiir5te - -
Passengers they arrive Asrnwa
through by and take charge
and children without other protectors
For through tickets at tho lowest rates apply at tho agency III
West street New York TO l. w. RAYMOND.
6-dtf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE a. 1851

Commtsdry Generals 0Gen. George Gibson commssary
ed assistant Captain NJ D. l. simpsons six clerks and messcn
gers
Surgeon Generals 0ceGen. Thomas fAwsoh surgeon general
Dr. r. c. Wood and Dr. q. X Wood three clerks,
Egy 0ceenera Joseph Totton chief engineer assistant
Captain n. O. Wright; i've clerks and one messenger
Biographical Buancoi Alert colonel the corps
sistan Captain Woodruff four clerks and one messenger
dissee BpauCol IL R. Craig colonel Of ordnancc assistant
Capt VIM. Maynadier eight clerks apd one messenger
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George c. Thomas,

II j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
Ap 11-d1yt sA sglfstt&
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ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.--Fi

NJ Osborn, CO.. Main and Second Cup
stars opposite the Julien House Dubuque
born Co., SO Clark street Chicago, Illinois; Broom Husey
Kecku agents stock exchange
the sale
loans ncgoatcd nvcste locating lands either with
win locate time, joint account commission
Every location made from personal examinations only Taxes
paid &c. &c., &c, HI13Hf
N BAH property left with for sale WILL required
registers Chicago and Keouk, well here giving
seller three markets. Correspondence solicited
2S-d3m
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Z "a IL. = u. 49,
clerks e receives and keeps 6c MONEYS 81 the United states in lis
own Office and that o the deosorcs cre by the act q the ON on
Ausit sa an as o.. ae same ppo weLrIls aramn " ne
scearF te treasury cuntersgned by tue fst eoroer ana
upon variants drawn s the posiias'9 GeEerg and
oy he ss. Aador and recorded hy hs nc ao holds
out the same upon their checks
igasr oGo finley Bigger Rfsler, and twenty nno clerks
the returns and makes out do official statement coee and
aSn an e S,ea q s and reeese from rom @ is' sy
them and 4 CHARGED bv law win tlr sare keerunc
siaoys Francis srectcr solicitor and SIX clerks
e az M ,lV % sas @ eomeneea ey ne United ss G
ted states attorneys naas d clerks b, matters relating 70
mem as .he l,c iueeses eturus rom eacn ei o. e
United States courts showing the progress and condition OF such suits
has charge o. an anas ana other property agnea 70 .ne snea
smtes IN payment o debts 1oE e as'gnes y tayaea al
aue me roy V aia mas power !" sen anu uipoSe VI
''9 SANE ~ u'9 09nsA : ''' oA''a1 s'a''
., aao nrcsldc,, COM N slnbrp United sae. navy cb ~
,@ai Yen = - @ aens Sps a. a. - hanpnrsss % s
vey Prof Joseph Henry secretary Smithsonian ns luon; tap
kns United States and Lieutenant VIM Franklin United
states @ army soGreaes ~ % sad nye clerks ms board @ directs e build
ros,rae,s s @ rr sn,slica or I'll IL ''
4niea Sas ooas sn,sy Geepro,sor A. y asho IL d. sa
porenuo1 % % sna q s wegs anu mesfe s.
'"p :, vs. ~ pgT my ~ ehiss Jhas .,,p
A. " W fNss'il, chlei i ceiM 4,
Trasor e. Tnslc,on ,lnied states navy con,ne or ,ori
,ds sf a. " i'h'ic'on o''' ''es navy 'o"uer u 'hs'
assam a,an = tsr p N ege M o. oompu'ng ,, dySon
ytsinn .' '' " ~ " S ~
Lieut. snxton United States army In charge Of engraving dv
sion
Samuel Hem disbursng agent
Georne Naihiot; cecrotypkt
Joseph saAon assistant superintendent Of Weights and edsnre
= POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Hon Aaron Brown, Postmaster General The direction and
the rost ooo department are assigned " le cohs
tuition and laws to the Postmaster General That IL business may be
tne more conveniently arranged and prepared for his final action
Oea 9 10 aoE % 81 several .r bureaus rs oows The ON M
@ N charge Of ns lrs, assistant psas,er General the Contract &C
@ nm VI We ~, ri assisant nsl, ',u m n
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rNo. $751;
BY the President OF the United states

TN pursuance of law, T. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
~. ba, ab ae viii he held al tc
offices tc Tufosr ocos at the periods hereinafter ds
mated, 70 wit 1: H8
AZ tie Land once at on,os crr commencing Monday
ay Aas ret hr the disposal Of the public lands within The FOL
loving thasncd townships III
North u base the dad eta " Tie Walamse meridian
Township fractional township two Of rsihse one
so.ah y the yas line and eas n the Wdamdte meridian
townships one two and three Of range
Townships one, uso5 e'sd hree, Of range ti9oj
North Of line and pes ~ gs watamaie meridian
Township one, of ranges aas, eo, and hs-
South f ne base line and wet y me Willamette nera,cn
Township one, Of ranges one, tpo and thpx.
Fo9peby three of ranges one and too
foTnssT four ~ ranges one tseq, and agoe
Township ss.ea . fsnses fss Arsst tqas, agd fre
Tswnsh, ssys % ranis ami q
Townships seventeen and eighteen, Of range four
the land oaNes YsIssn commencing On Monday s ,
Augus n for The disposal Of the public lands situated within
the ollowing named townships viz
souta g ae line and Il he Willamette me,idian
ss 2 sen avs s noTnss aaa,'sr q ,s9n
twenty four twenty and thirty fse Of town
u e soubw aarter ~ scco seven the southwest tlr 81
noen quarter and n'h haf o. section set
entee sections eighteen nineteen twenty and Wv J" - ron
twenty eight sections twenty nine thirty thrtyonc and thrtwo
Lots one % siz nsiye sseon four, nclu
sye of section Ave lots . hse tsyr nna he southeast
inclusive and the southwest quarter Of the northeast erph
the east @ @ y % the east % 81 e an s eas S m I
southwest quarter OF nine quarter the southeast
quarter Of the southwest suar
southeast section twelve, sec
tons thirteen fourteen, the northwest quarter Of the
northeast and the eighteen lots
nine the northeast Of the southeast quarter OF
section fMentv sections twenty twenty inclusive the
east t a c northwest quarter section twenty eight lots
and two and he southeast quarter northeast quarter
iion twenty nine the rens Quarter section thirty three, and
sections thirty four township twenty two Of range
,ioM If
lots one and two of section to i've rinsvc and
eight,
,he onarter Of section nine the north
north half Of the quarter and lots four
inclusive Of section Irteen nclu
sie os section rcen the i quarter the
G section afeen lie northeast quarter northeast fd o
and lots one to SIX inclusive Oh ecVh
eighteen Of township twenty two Of range nine
Townships twenty six and twenty seven, OF range IRE
Townships twenty six and twenty seven, OF range str
Townships thirty hyseven and thirty oil range one
nc
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BANKING HOUSE OF CHuBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January L. 1857.
T0IIN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day admitted partners In the Banking House OF
this will be Chas
st. j. Cubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House a
yonport composed Charles Cnhb Douga
aud Alexander Barrow under the firm Of Chnbb Brothers, Bar
row Co. CHUBB BROTHERS,
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or. JosEpHs ACADEMY For YOUNG LADIES.

Emmisburg Frederick county, MarynndThc annual
the oath August
Thursday June The board aud
tuition $3.50 payable mnnuny In advance There
charges drawing painting and also for Spanish
Italian, German, Latin The for the primary department.
composed Of pupils und,r OF So0
ablc halfyeaTly in advance.
inquiry should he addressed 10 the MOTHER SUPE
R0R Of st. Joscps Academy, Emmitsburg Frederick county
Maryland
July s-d1year
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A RNYS CONFECTIONERY, No. S4 Bridge street,
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Firm IF a Guarantee,

Tho undersigned, residing at ----, State OF -,
that the foregoing bid for carrying the mail the
from the Mississippi river 10 San Francisco, Caior
MIA accepted by the Postmaster General the bidder shall when
qured General necessary oblga
perform the service proposed with and sufficient suretes
This do, tpesandinD disaoy e obligation and liabilities
sno BY gadrao under The 2TM section 1 tie act P Congress I Jy
9, 1885,
Datod NSgned by two guarantors.)