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THE CASE OF JUDGE LONG.

The Boston Post has the following in re,.-A "
the case Of Judge Loring:
MASSACHUSETTS AND THE CONSTITUTION. This aboi
legislature wound up its action in the
address case yesterday in the appointment of committee
70 wait on the governor. They to ask him to remove
apubc officer for standing by the constitution and the
laws Of his countryto punish judge for complying
with the oath he took when he entered upon the duties
ms Office These addressors hold that the obligation
entered into by the fathers to restore fugitive slaves IL
null and void The time will come when the good sense
a this community will condemn such actous proceed
mss and bestow those who countenance them the
ward they deserve. OF course, the committee will meet
with no success The governor will decline to comply
with the disgaccfu request and Judge Loring will
hue to fill his Office But such proceedings to dis
honor our Commonwealth, and make it byword of re-
proaCh
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, May 29--Cotton Is very dull, and sales
unmportant Flour is unsettled sales of 5000 barrels
Wheat is firm-sales Of 10000 bushels Indiana red,
81 67 Corn is rm-sales of 80, 900 bushels white and
yellow 81 03; mixed, 81 0ll Pork is buoyant mess,
s23 90 a 1928 95. Beef is unchanged Chicago re-
packed SIG so a SIT. Lard is steady at l4s cents.
Whiskey is buoyant Ohio, 36A cents Coffee is steady
Rio 1Ot IL cents Sugar dull Spirits turpentinc
Is lower at so cents Rosin is active at 81 go Rice is
active at Al a 81 cents. Frcights are heavy.
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TBE DlsmARGs on CONSUL jenkins The circuit court
occupied yesterday during its entire session in the in
yestigaon OF the case Of Consul Jenkins application
for writ Of aos corpus having been filed by his coun-
sell After fair and patient hearing, the court de-
cded that all the acts Of the accused had been open
and public and had been done under color of law and
without the appearance of criminal intent there appeared
10 be for holding him in custody ON the charge
preferred against him. and that therefore he be dis
charged
shortly after the of the opinion of the
court, Mr. Jenkins, accompanied by his friends left the
court room.
THE NAVAL CouRrs.-Ihe examination of witnesses In
the case OF Commander Buus continued before court
No. /. Before courts Nos. and the Of Lieut.
Carter and Captain Newell are still pending.
CouRr CLAIMS YESTERDAY. Mr.. Blair spoke on be-
half OF the government in the Of Bgeow aminstra
tor of f. Cazeau Mr. Reverdy Johnson replied ON the
part Of the claimant and continued until OF clock
when the court adjourned until ii o'clock this morning
RkAL ESTATE SALfs.--By A. Green yesterday after
noon lots "a and 80 in square 5l3 fronting street.
for 81 cents per foot to r. r. McIain.
Also by the same, lot 20 in square 5l3 for % cents
per foot, to w. Il. Seymour.
For the Union
The ELECTION MoNDAr.--..You requested to
attend meeting OF the American party at the Organ
Office this evening" informed that a note was
picked up few days since containing the above significant
sentences and Of party laborng under the
impression that the dark kantcrn party making
efforts to carry their ticket at municipal election
Monday next, desire to make it public, in order TO put
them their guard lest the apathy manifested by not
few of lawand order citizens should be the of
elecng that occasion belonging to the po-
ltcl party that have control of the Washington Monu-
ment and have advanced it the height of four
feet in its construction during period Of nearly three
years Let every propertyholder remember how import
ant it is to have of character ability and rmness
combined with to fill the respon-
sble offices of Collector and Register, and ast though
not least those of citizens who have suffered pc
cuniariy through the ncompetency Of former ncumbents
testify the Office Of Surveyor. With Mr. Forsyth,
the anti -know-nothing candidate have acquaint-
arce but had doubt to his fitness for that posi-
ton it would be instantly removed reading the en-
dorsement of his qualifications by number of the lead
ing men of this city---I aude to the testimonials pub
lished in the States and other papers
A VOTER.
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rosr orrIcE DEPARTMENT

Maa Cbntrad.--The Postmaster General has concluded
contract with the Richmond Fredericksburg, and Po-
tomac Railroad and Steamboat Company for carrying the
mail twice day between this city and Richmond the ser
vice to commence on Monday next.
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hx-President Pierce has accepted an invitation to
unite with the ancient and honorable Artillery Com
pany Of Boston in their anniversary celebration on
Monday next Lord Napier, it is said, will be the
guest of the same company his visit to Boston on
the l7th of june
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RTMENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Cape de RedsA correspondent, under date of January
1s writes that the annual rains have passed and though
not abundant, yet crops sufficient have been raised to
keep the people from actual want
The cholera has made its appearance among all the
islands of the Archipelago and than twenty thou
sand persons have pershed from that disease The Amer
ican trade has been dull and there is great scarcity
money and of articles for expectation.
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INDIGENOUS RACES OF THE EARTH or. Nc

INDIGENOUS RACES OF THE EARTH or New
IL Chapters OF chronological Inquiry by Manry
Francis Pusky and j. Acn Ms d. presenting fresh nves
CATIONS documents and materials by Mott d. and Geo r.
Giddon. Price S.
Exporason and Adventures in Honduras comprising sketches
travel In tho gold 0ancho and q tho
general Central America with original
Gus illustrationsi by William v. Wells, ~.
Random Sketches and Notes Of European Travel In 1880 by
John " Edwards, A. NJ si
Common Sense applied Religion Tho Bible People by
Catherine T. Boccher. 81,
The saes OF Juvena and Persius with English notes critical
Price cents. A
just published and Cor sale al
TAYLOR a MAURYS
Nay So-d Bookstore, 9th street.
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WOollens.
1857.
WILSON G. HUNT 4 CO., IMPORTERS,
80 TO SO Park Place,
wheeler d Wilson.

MANUFACTURING COMPANYS IMPROVED SEWING MACIiINFs,
Familics Adnyaetur9s, and Others.
TTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
that have been invented Their extensive and increasing sale
the unanimous approval and commentator that they have
cevcd the propetors warmly recommending them They
sufficiently them thoroughly have
given entire satisfaction.
the undoubd advantages that they all others
Beauty simplicity construction consequent
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
ID. Uncxamped and rapidity OF operation
Sd. Nosecss movement
4h The remarkable their stitching their appca
biity to avariety Of purposes and materials
Principal 343 Broadway their agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union,
May 26-ly*
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Is9s~ SEVENTH WARD-FIRsT PREoIScT--Notice is
election will be held Monday the
Hail. in the lst precinct Of the Seventh
collector register of the
the board aldermen and three members Of the board
council represent said ward
Polls open from u a. m, to 7, p
D. s. KNSEY,
r. H. BARRON,
j.. r. JOHNSON,
May 26--iat Commissioners.
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N an Illinois paper states that Thursday last the
%hoon train on the Peoria, 0quawka, and Burlington
@ au was coming towards Peoria, young about
%eny years of age of Mr.. John Noel attempted to
S tne road at Pekn crossing with span of horses,
n The cars run and instantly killed him and
Of the horses
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NINE has been discovered the farm Of Mr. Joseph
nan in Maury county Tennessee, which promises to
ey neh in the production Of gold Considerable ext
'"uent is felt In that section in regard to 1t.
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The estimates which have just been laid before the
Canadian Parliament propose expenditure of Sc, ,0s2
900 for the current year. which is s40 900 less than the
anticipated receipts Of the government.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

we understand that Mrs General Scott islying danger
ry III in Paris, and her daughter, Mrs Major Scott,
WI sail on Saturday to join her.
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That ably-conducted and always reliable democrat
Journal the Federal Georgia. Union has entered
upon another youme---the twenty-eighth.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. & e. A. whitlock & Co.,

Dch. & h- w HitAocA & SO.y
IL Bsekmaa Street, Of Nassau, opposite de Asto'
House
PR0PRlEToFs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE caIANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
u merchants from olard Dapuy Co.. Hennesey Iine Cas-
on Co. and other houses Of the highest reputation and sole
pss Of the celebrated brandes the native proof and favor
cognac, VIZ
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
Iiquenr des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac
Also
Exclusive importers Of tho
Old Royal Hollands
Bnrgomaster Schnapps,
And brands Of sherry Port wines &c &c
Ales porers, and cigars direct shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CRIadANT
BM&EAw Co. the exclusive Of this wine,
receipt OF shipments by regular packets and beg those wh'
not have given trial TO do under their guarantee that
will be found superior dccaey OF flavor and quality any wine
present imported.
BENZ NJ whltock,
Eiwd A. Whiiock,
Frcdk J. Haverstck, BEN & Y. A. wHIrIOCK x co.
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Camncyer.
May 2o-1y~
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telegrapbic despatch from Chicago states that the
legislature Of Minnesota Territory have disposed of the
lands granted by Congress the Minnesota and Pacific
Root River Valley and Southern Minnesota and the Min
neapos and Cedar Valley railroads
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NAVY pEpARraENr.

Death of Ppser.The Navy Department has received
intelligence of the death of Purser George K Griswod
Of Michigan on board the brig Dolphin, on the 9TH of
Anrl last on its passage from the Blight of Benin Mon
royia.
The Washington union., 1857-05-30
BY TELEG GRAPH.
Death af an Editor.

NEW ORLEANS May 28.--Joseph Brennan, esq, OF
the conpatriots Of Mitchell and Meagher and editor
The Times died yesterday. His funeral took place to-
day. and was largely attended.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auction,,cr r.

n REAT SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FIR
k, 'IH fno pne na mirrors haneers
mattresses large and valuable liquors and CT
con Monday morning May 25h commencing al 10 O'clock and
continuing each day at that hour until the whole disposed Of sai
sell the entire
city comprising the largest and collection Of
portion Of which has purchased within the last eighteen month";
w'9S To IeEaIa asninro cost CO. & We name in part
best quality broo a sa spena Ia ney n finished N the
marblcop tables velvet carpets rugs Gc 70 mah'
The furniture sky chambers consisting Of
superior rosewood walnut and mahogany bedsieas marble
top bureaus, wasstanis wardrobc, arbotop tables &o
Apoa aS1 superior mattresses, tho number OF
1900 pairs fine wool blankets costing S. TO SO per pair
by the bale together with quantity Of comforts
Marscies quilts, sheetng, &c
Large number splendid and gill gas Chandelier mt nm
new few months since and in order very
Superior silver plated Dishes Dishes waters cas-
Very large assortment d French China and glassware
Superior dining room furniture
Large quantity ofcopper cooking utensils bar nxtures
shall The large 3 aes eoes g. g vines aaops sal ws WE
other stores comprising superior otard Duy Sco and nnessoy
Lot Of very choice brandy deintohns
Four casks superior sherry wine.
Together with large assortment Of Topaz and other sborries
port saucn champagne Longworhs sparkling caawba Gna
Lot Of superior Havana cigars
The attention Of hotel keepers and called TO This sae
which VIII be made without reserve and 10 whom every facility viii
Terms 800 under cash over that sum credit Of 60 and 90
Jays 'or sa'sne'ory endorsed notes. bearing interest
JAS &. MCGUIRE,
May ~ Aucuonecr.
Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
Capital 5000 900
gTNHIS Company is prepared to receive appli-
buildings merchandse &c at tho
without charge policy Office corner
Of Tenth street and Penn tho Washington city savings
Bank
pnE1oRs.
VIM f. Bayiy Samuel Bacon
Robert Farnbam, James r. Halliday
wm 0rme, nlson Taylor
Francis Mohun, NJ w Cali,
Benz Beall
JAMES MCGUIRE President
g. D. HANSON Secretary. '"-
May 29-d1y
NEW THEOLOGICAL W0RkS.-rhe Bible and
IN Astronomy exposition OF tho Biblical Cosmology ana ~ re
laions natural science by John Knrtz transf
from the third and improved German edition Smonon
81 25 -
ihc e Oh Rev Michael Schlatter full tayeis
ana aoors among the Germans Pennsylvania clud bft
services as chaplain In the French m war ~
inc revolution l7l6 TO 1890 by Rev H. Harhnugh AM s
Inc Two Pgrms The Israele Christian on tier ,r
AM 81. ~ - - f''P''"'t
Just publshcl, and sor sale
May 2a-at peoks,ore ntsr OH s,rest
NTILLARDS HOTEL. G. & II. A. Willard,
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Proposals for Stationery.

pyuINEr ISTsIaoR May % 1857
SEAIED PROPOSALS for furnishing such sta
~ uonery be required by this during the
year ending June 80 1858 viii be received until ~ ock
the SOt q June satisfactory
testimonials Of ability 10 fuh the viii considered
contracts VIII only be awarded established Of
dealers In the arIsles.
All tho arclcs required be quality
kind and IN no case Inferior the which wifi be exhibited
the department
Each proposal must be signed by ing H.
specify price
the schedule.
All the articles furnished must be equal IN an respects the
delivered without delay when
head Of the office for which they required
fure TO do win be deemed for the abro
department right Of ordering greater OF
quantity each article contracted for the public may
quiFe.
Articles named n the be furnished the of
the department at the lowest market prices.
with by the
contracting the neglect OF
furnish article contract
the order Of the department s bucax the
be purchased market and the difference the prea
therefor the shall be charged the
and deducted in The settlement Of his for the quarter during
which such refusal or neglect may Asf
The sulned list specifies be amcunt
quality and description Of each the kinds FOR articles required
The Washington union., 1857-05-30

Es5y~SEvENT WARD-ISEcoND PREcINCT.-Notic is
hereby given Monday
Of Maryland avenue in the I'd Of the Seventh ward
collector register the city for
OF
council represent said ward. ts}
Polls open from 7, a, m, to-
EGtssH J. H. HE-vSIIAW
j. p. MURPHY
@.t .tEsf sssE WO0DyIIIE LATHAM,
May 20--d8t a# Commissioners.
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i
Item 80 post heavy satin or plain ii.hed ruled
| u and trimmed, per rcan
10 reams folio post light plain, anraled for oalcisi
as7 cap white or blue, ruled vide medium or
close, and trimmed,
a. 40 reanis consular cap, white or blue, trimmed and
10 rean,s legal cap white or blue, trimmed ruled.
rean,s quar,o post white or blue ruloa various
| l. reams qaaro post extra supcrnnc thick croan.
IS white sslum note highly glazed,
o. 10 reams Mhambra laid note paper, gilt edged, lined,
TO- 10 rearns note paper, lined per ream
e nye ssp wSs yso% OF Sqs Sa roSs ve per
IS lao D reams large brown brown envelope, per reain
Is 20 dozen sheets patent blottns per dozen sheets
r. L L ssss ,awns drawing p r aSu ELEPHANT pas ssF @ sc
| IS 26 sheets drawing paper, elephant, per sheet
sheets paper french largest size, per sheet
- 6,loo binders boards, es by loa1 inches, per Q.
CLASS No. 2,--Eneeoes.
Item 100000 adhesive envelopes white yellow heavy,
5000 aassss saaess ~ s%s rs esn heavy lo inches
$4,000 adhesive envelopes, white yellow heavy letter,
4 5000 adhesive envelopes, card, per "
g. 5000 adhesive envelopes, note, per NJ
| CLASS No. 3.--Pens
Item 100 dozen cards Psrys and Of other
1000 gross Pcrrys, Glots good metallic pcns
8 M Pas, Psh s'Ssa sa. 50, per
So DOZEN asn,y go m pens silver cases and pencils best
| . 4. f4 e
s. 80 dozen gold pens without cases, quality per
dozen.
CLASS No. 4.-Penels
Item l. II ivory everpoin,cd pencils, large or small
with leads, per dozen
Q. 425 dozen Fabers, other good to A. or gradu
s. 25 fabcs, polygrades graduated per case
"a "a ap aosn ass 1 sq red and blue pencils dozen
! CLASS No. 5--Ink Insaands Waters and lrar
Item ls dozen nrapos large small nsanas
3. 2oo dozen Maynard Noyos Ink, quarts. dozen
1 8. % dozen copying ink, quarts per dozen
! o. dozen best blue ink, per
I. 80 dozen best French carininc ink, o.. pes dozen
s. o' seal seal waters best quality, red, No 9,
O. 100 100 pounds bes, red waters, size per pound
TO- 200 pounds best extra scarlet sealing wax ror
i Class No ecmery and Miscellaneous Atieies
tom 40 dozen Rodgers or other knives ur blades
j OF pearl handle, per dozen
O. 15 dozen Rodgers ivory erascrs Ier dozen
10 dozen iodeerss spring crasers, Ivory handles per
dozen ivory wafer stamps, per dozen
dozen oince shears, extra, per dozen
! 0. dozen Office scissors per
| Z 100 dozen SIX taste, in hanks per dozen
8. 900 dozen red tape, assorted, per
10. 80 pounds unprcpared rubber per pound
II. pounds prepared rubber per pound
i T. 100 quarts best black sand per quart
4 l3 20 pounds pouncc, per pound
H.. dozen beat Chinese ink, Ic9 dozen
ls' dozen canels hair pencils assorted, per dozen
~ dozen sable pencils, assorted, dozen
H. dozen osborne' or Ncwman's colors por
pounds linen twine per pound
~ dozen mahogany rulers, round or fat 30 inches
20 dozen ignnmvlta rulers round or Nat, 80 inchoa
a. 20 pounds best quality sponge, per pound
rs 10 dozen muchge hrgesize glass jars with
metallic tops, per dozen
a. 10 dozen muclaga in earihcn glass jars without
!, =. brush or tops, per dozen
20 20 dozen dozen wafer stands Or boxes cocoa, dozen
May 2e-dtJmeao
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s. G. Herring 9 CO.'S patent champion sares

8. z. HeTFIHB q CO1B Pnteht CnampIOh SaIes.
VNIIE subscribers grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public besowng their patron
to that extent TINT exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
Broadway 25l
pose the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with the
enlargement their factory will enable the susc
bcrs keep hand all times larger stock Of are and burglar
proof safes than any other establishment the world Particular
will be had constructing for private families match
with other furniture for the security Of plate and ewery
Also
viii keep all kinds money
DOORS Halls patent powder proof
doors oness patent permnaon bank lock and Cygier
patent letter lock, without key.
"# g. G. HERRING & Co,
Nos. 135, 1877, and 1a9 Water street, and
No 251 Broadway, Murray ST., New,York.
+. C0YIE CO., Agents
Washington, d, c.
b, W. KNOWLES Agent
May 26-ly Richmond, Virginia
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.

N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IN stany on hand also full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,
Ocoths mattngs rugs mats Materials curtains git
oornccs window shades, &c, &c, &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
LORD & TAYLOR,
255, 257 $50, and POI Grand street.
May 28-1y and AZ and 40 Catharine
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TIME Amateurs Guide and Flower-Garden Directo-
IL U containing essential detail for the successful oultva
OF the rardon by John c. Clark practical work
available form than has yet been accomplished
which the amateur rely guide, being depository Of practical
which with benefit which,
based practical experience supplies what has long been wanted
practical directory for the successful
flower which added the Vegetable Garden Manual
directions for tho successful Of all
bcs usually cultivated for table forming reliable hand book Of
embracing requisite detail for the successful cu
tvation OF the flower and vegetable gardens Price 81
Published for sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
May 28-3t fStar&fntel] Penn. av, near 9th street
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L,OR SALE OR RENT,--That desirable brick
dwelling house situated on The east side Of Congress street noar
Including necessary buildings Hs surrounded
by Deep with 30oot alley running
the whole length Of tho south side OF tho same.
Adjoining property have several nne building lots which
win sell reasonable ems Title ndspusble and immediate
possession given,
For further particulars apply ONCE opposite the Treasury
Ap 11--dtfh bfsookE b WudlAhs
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DATENT DAMASCENED PAPER.--Ths elegant
and fabric letter aud note szes with envelopes 70
match.
just received at TAYLOR MAURYs
Nay 2o-3 Books,ore near 9th street.
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William Grandin,
AND UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONERS,
No. 70 Franklin street, Nes1 Pork
Commissioner for Maine Now Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Island, Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Wis
consin, Kentucky, Tennessee Louisiana, Aha
bann, Mississippi, Georgia,
l#ha Florida &c
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and the United States Territories
Pensions, patents and bounties speedily obtained.
All kinds Of law business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid to Court Of Claims business
May 26--6m
We would call attention the Of Granin who
commissioner FOR of the States and Territories and
the of
ouhy with business connected with tho departments
Washington and tho practice United
[Neo Fork Daily Net
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RasrCOI4LECTOR OF TAXES.--James f. Halliday
il a candidate for this Office.
Ap 25-dut E7#Ga
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Cyrus W. Field 81 Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. IL Cl.G ared Neo FORK,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
large printing writing wrapping, all other
which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
May 26--1ys
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Trinity building Ill Broad,edy
TIME assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
and entirely cash, OF which three mil
hundred thousand dollars invested bond
the city New York valued
lions g dollars
The entire profits already amounting million hndet
thousand dollars the property Of tho policy holders
Forms application and pamphlets giving information
Piled applying the Office the
FREDK s. WINSTON, President
EAAC kBBAfT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD HOhANs, Actuary
MINTuRN POST II. d., Medical Examiner
May 26--1ys
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NAVAL Counrs Thursday court No ] the de-
fence of oxLeutenant Bartlett read. Before courts
Nos and the of Lieutenant Carter and Captain
Newell still pending
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NOTICE.-'The subscriber respectfully informs his
IN customers, and the public generally that
takes place on Monday next the lst Of June his bar will
His restaurant win be open for regular boarders.
J. B. BOULANGER
Waned-an assistant bar keeper
p S-sof crabs and Chesapeake oysters always hand
May 30--H [Statcs&star1
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LNASHIONS. AND FOLLIES OF WASHINGTON
Il IIA drama Of thrilling interest Illustrative metropolitan
life and ocioty Now In and in few days will
TAYLOR MAURYf5 and JOE sIiIIIINGTONs.
May 30--3t
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THE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD Con-
pASY--The Alexandria Gazette of yesterday morning
says:
" The vote admitting the Washington and Alexan
dria Railroad Company to form connexion with th,
Orange and Alexandria railroad lost by vote Of 80;
against and Isl for the connexion'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15

REPuBLICAS PLATFoRM.-The plat
form adopted by she State Convention will
Be found in our columns. Ii IS broad and
comprehensive as the Union itself, and
must commend itself TO all who love lib
erty and right better than oppression and
wrong Il stands forth in luminous con-
trast with those doctrines of subserviency
10 the interests of a particular section
promulgated by the Democratic party,
which Justify the greatest outrages on the
rights of American freemen by base ap-
peals to our well-Inown love of the I'm
ion; as though the Union could only be
maintained by subverting the very prin-
ciples on which 1t was founded. Let the
platform be read, pondered, and preserv-
cd for reference.