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s. \. WOOD.
1FfORD o.
Stafford e. Wood,

S&ttCfd q WOOGe
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Lawrence, Kansas,
n will practice in tn several courts of record
in Kansas and attend to cases in the Land Office.
Special attention given to contested claims IN
the Land Office and the preparation of pre-
emption papers. Collections made in anyp part Of
the West.
REFEREscEs.-Gov. S. P. Chase, Columbus.
Ohio; Hon. Philemon Bliss II. c., Elyria Ohio
Hon. W. L. Lockwood, Omaha. y. T.; DR.. Ed
Robinson, Lawrence, K. T.; j. S. TrimbIe,
Banker, Mt. Gilead, Ohio; r. House x Co.. Mt.
Gilead, Ohio; Simnons& Leadbeater, st. Louis.
Mo-; Hon. j. NJ. Root, Sandusky, Ohio; Hon.
S. j. Kirkwood Iowa City, Iowa; Piner Ber-
~. Bankers, Newport, Ky. Feb ID. 50
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NEW STORES NEW cooDs.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in
w CLOTHLNG, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS
and CAPS,
Furnishing Goods, ETC., Etc.
Mr.. Dalton having had ten years practical ex-
perienee in the Wholesale Clothing Business in
the City of Boston, most respectfully assures the
people of Lawrence and Kansas Territory, that
he is prepared to job and retail Goods at st.
Louis Prices.
READ. PONDER AND REFLECT!
We have the largest stock of Clothing West
of St. Louis.
We have the only complete assortment of La
dies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes in the
TERRITORY.
We have the first and only stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods in Kansas.
We have the largest, the best selected, and the
most desirable stock Of Hats and Caps ever
brought into Kansas.
COME ONE! COME ALI!
Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts, street, Law
renee, Kansas.
N.B.-It gives US much pleasure to announce
that we have secured, as Salesman, Mr.. T. W
Cram, recently from Boston.
Lawrence. March q, 1853.
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Geo W. CosIzuaors.

A FTDREY & COUNSELLOR AT Law and
rtSeef. Lawrence. Kansss TeTrito5y. Dec r
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MERCHANT TAILOR, and dealer in ready
w made clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
&C., Massachusetts, street, first door north Of
Sands Harness shop. Lawrence, KIT. Feb 90
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MARRIED..

On the 30th ult., by Rev. e. W. Hutchinson,
Captain JOSEPH CRAcKLIN, of this City, to Miss
EMILY DUNLAP, formerly of New Boston, n. II.
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FLOuR Am "AI..
SEED CORN for sale by
Island, K. II, April 5. 1853. " 81 5ts
Universal Libertrf

CnlEerSai L1eertyt
Equal and Exact Justice 10 All
4 FREE SOIL CONVENTION. will he held
n at ten O'clock A. ~, on Saturday, the third
mill, in Bloomington, to which ALL the friends
Of Reform and Free Constitution are especial
ly invited to attend.
BY MANY CITIZENS.
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A viking
VINO Wants a Farm?

A TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor
n In Chaneery, and general collecting agent
Delaware CITY K T. Mar 20. 5S On
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Pictures. Pscturea-

THE Subscriber takes pleasure In announcing
l. to the people of Lawrence and vicinity, that
Building at No. Massachusetts, st., where he
would be glad to see all his old friends and Gus
toners, All the modern Improvements in pic
ture taking is practiced to perfection. The Am
brotype, Mellaineotype, Ambrograph &c are all
on exhibition ut Boles' Crystal Skylight Picture
Rooms free of charge. Excellent Pictures of the
new style taken for 81 so. Views, Family groups
tention to business and taking good pictures to
merit a continuance of the fayors SO generously
bestowed By his old friends and customers, and Sc
cure a share of Public Patronage. instruction in
any and all Of the new arts given ON Scientific
Principles. tDec. 5 IF j. BOLES.
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Yaluable Farm Cor Sale.
Coffins.
Caleb s. Praffa

nEALER IN LAND WARRANTS, FARMS,
II Town and City Lots, over the City Drug
Store, Lawrence. Jan. 9. 1858. 6m+
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NeeaIes 6 Rensan.

4 MBR0TYPE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gall
n LERT. corner Of Delaware and Seeend sts..
Leavenwersh eitx. Eansss. All work executed
In the best possible manner.
LeAFenHorsh. Feb % -,
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Corn shenersI Corn shellersI
n great variety. at the Mammoth Hardwsrs
and Stove Store of INGLE BARKER.
!. Dec. 19. s.
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r WILL. pay for Potatoes, 90 cents cash or 81 90
J. in goods from now until the weather il toocold
to buy them. T.. STEAkNS.
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Girl Wanted.

A GIRL TO Do HOUSEwORK WANTED
n TO whom yery liberal wages VIII be paid.
Enquire at THIS OFFICE
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canitaIists. .Affenffeni

THE subscriber knows of first rate chance to
u lean quite sum of money on the best Of
security, and at . heavy rate Of interest. aRpiy
soon to jUdN ID. WOOD.
Lawrence. Nov. Il. 1851. If
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Herse1 for sale,

THREE LOTS IN Lawrence. suitable for mill
an the same for sale ehes.p by G. W. BROWN.
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m. II. Conway,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HYait, Z. T.
AFR. CONWAY viii also rctsin his Office at
Ifl Lawrence. and during his absence from Hy-
att. Mr.. Army will take charge Of any business
intended for him mr6
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OK Yokes

TNGLE BARKER has thermometer Churns
l. which will make Butter worth 40 cts. Per
pound. Noy. II, 50. II
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Ruzz SAN for Sale

A CIRCULAR SAW and Arbor, suitable for
N saEinaSath, for sale. Call AZ the Hsxua ef
FTessoaa offee. G. W. BROWN.
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:. FRAME. EENRy 3.
Frame & Ccnwell.

yITH0LESALE dealers in gun powder. Keep
w constantly on hand Rife. Sporting, and
Blasting Powder Also safety fuse. All orders
will receive prompt attention. Office at the fur
niture store. Kansas City. Mo-. Jan I'm
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Mound City, Linn Co., Kansas.
FTEN Shares, eight lots each, for sale in the
l. above beautiful and fourishing Town. For
terms &c. address w. Fl. BARNES, Pres, Su-
gar Mound. Linn Co.. K. 7. Feb. 2O-3m+
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J. U. Parsons,

T AND AGENT, next door to e. s. Land Office
IL Ogden, K T., viii buy and sell Land War
rants file notices for pre-emptors, attend to pre-
empting town sites and private claims, defenC
contested claims, and do any other business con
nected with a land Office,
Referenees-The officers Of the U. S. Land OF
fee. Jan. 2 At
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100 waages

TNgLE BARKER kaa any quantity Of Iron
i Wedges. Eoy.H. -. #
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mechan;cs, Tools,

A FULL ASSORTMENT of Coopers' Tools,
II Blacksmiths' Bellows,
Timers Tools and Stock;
Cabinent Makers Tools and material,
Just arrived at the Hardware Store,
Sent. 26-tf HICKS x BARKER.
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ONE SPAN OF HORSES for sale. Fer par
" ticulars enquire Of ". A. SHR0IER.
Lawrence. & II, April 10, ls55.
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Upholstery.

CarPetings.
INGRAM and HEMP, choice styles, for sale
i By BULLENE i READ.
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Hetn AobeftiseneQ
CHEAP ENOUGH!
Just Received.
administraserss Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has this day obtained from the PROBATE
of aininistration on the estate of Stephen =.
LenfeSt deceased All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay,
n.snf. and all persons having claims against said
eztate are requested to present them properly
aufhenticated within one year from the date OF
said letters And if the said claims are not
presented within three years they viii be forever
gsrrb % ls56 aprl0s3w
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Churns.

TNGLE BARKER has Wolf Traps. Rat Traps
j. and 80 on. Nov. II. 81. If
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m. M. Simpson,
Pearia City.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No., Massachusetts,
N street, Lawrence. Office hours A. M. to l
P M Dec. 1851 IT
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SMALL, STEAM ENGINE and Boiler for
"A sale st bargain. Inquire at the Asra,q cT
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II. HI. Clerno.

G0DEY'S, Peterson's. BalIou's and Emerson:
" MAGAZINES, received for March By
Feb "a ct WILAARTH.
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EASTERN BAKERY.

NGLE BARKER has 8 large quantity Of very
i superior Ok Yokes, OK Chains and Harrows.
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Farmers, Attentions

TNGLE BARKER has large assortment of
i Crockery, which will be sold cheap for cash
at no Ia Mass St sign of the Big Tea kettie.
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Pens, Pens. Pens.
A FINE ASSORTMENT of steel pens receiy-
n ed and viii be sold low to close out the lot,
at WILAARTH'S.
Feb q st
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HAMPDEN

/ .ai - - - - =; ~ - - - o. o. 3 &C., o-.,.t
Kansas
The Great Pacific Railroad from Jefferson City
and recently chartered Railroad from Leaven-
worth meet at this place. Come and see the
town OF correspond with the Secretary of the
Association j. 4. ID. CLARK, Sec'y.
March 18Th 1853 If
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M, z. CONWAY,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Collamore BnildiRg,
n Lawrence, Kansas. Will attend to any
business entrusted to him with fidelity and dis
patch. Particular attention given 10 cases Of
Contested Presumption Tides. Dee.5 f
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Turner & sidway,

MANUFACTURERS and Wholesale Dealers
Nl in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Valises.
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Saddlery, Hard
ware, Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes, Whips,
OYershoes, Fly Nets, &c. Store No. 10. Second
Street Alton, III.
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Stoves.

TNGLE BARKER has the Largest, Cheapest
l. and best assortment of Stoves ever offered
in Lawrence. Nov. 81, 81. If
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Wanted.

A NY sum of money, from 500 to IS 900, for
IA three. six, nine or twelve months, for which
two per cent. per month interest and the best of
real estate security will be given. 100 acre land
warrants at $3.50, received the same as money.
s. n. WOOD, Real Estate Agent.
Ian 40 ,58
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Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Westopolis
IN Town CompsHy have selected 20 acres 0fthe
lands of the United States, situated between the
Saline and SInokyhili Forks Of the Kansas Riy-
er and intend to pre-empt the same for 3 town
sIte With boundaries and subdivisions as sur
veyed. plated, and filed In the proper Land Of
fee by Z. II. THU ksTox. d. B. STRAIT, Sc.
Westopeiis, Kansas, Jan, %, 1883.
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p. :. Post & Co.,
BANKERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
d Exchange Building. Kansas Avenue. Wyan-
1,Sk svI1
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Crockery

TNGLE BARKER has Tin Ware of every de-
i seription. and of the best quality. Nov q q
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Afraanacs FER 1857 Free

HIE WISH TO SUPPLY EVERY FAMILY
in Interior sad Southern Kansas with .
correct Family Almanac fer next 5ear.
FEEE GRATEs, f6r Hafkfs1 da6 not cheFgs sos
a cesz5 =
Store Keepers supplied With ang number they
WOODWARD 3 FINLEY
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ri. C. GROSVENOR.

Ne Cs GEkOSB ENOA3
WOOD ENGRANER, Y. z. Corner of Fourth
w and Walnut Streets. Sd story, Cincinnati.
March 18th. 1859. Is.
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RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Branches, 50 90
Middle Glass, 500
Higher English Branches. 7G0
French, Italian, Spanish and Ger
man Languages, extra, each, 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, u GO
Drawing, Painting in water colors, 5 90
Ornamental needle work free of charge.
Boarding can be had in the town and vicinity
on reasonable terms. ANDREW STARK,
Moneka, Linn Co., K. T., Sec. Eo. Com,
March 90, 1858. apr3tf
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TAKEN up as Stray, by James Tooiey. living
4 on KsH River, johnson County <. T., 8
ehesnnt sozrel horse. IS hands high, shout tea
years old. with . few white spots on neck and
breast, shod al around. appraised at eee before
the undersigned. q Justice Of the Peace IN and
for Shawnee Township, johnson County, L. T.,
I soz s 1T JAMEsD. ALLgS. p.
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M. p. Conway.

Notice of ADMINISTRATION.
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and
IN others interested that the undersigned has
obtained from the Probate Court Of Douglas
county letters Of Administration upon the es-
tzteoS Samuel Scutherland, deed bearing date
july g. 1858. Ali persons indebted TO said estate
are hereby requested to make immediate pay
ment and al persons having claims against said
estate are requested TO present them properly
authenticated within one year from the date Of
said letters. or they may be precIaded from any
benefit thereof. If said claims are not present.
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
THUSACTHUS SWITZERLAND,
JAMES CHRIsTIAS. AdzsEzistFzEtFir.
Attorney for Adm. Febz7
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1853,

1853. A. 3. Miller, 1853
| WHOLESALE GROCER, Forwarding and
w Commission Merchant. Also, general
/ Steamboat Agent and Collector. New fre-proof
| building, No. LOG, Leyee, Leavenworth City,
KIT. Feb
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paw UpI Paw I'D!

Pay Up! Pay Up!
A LII persons indebted to me b. book account,
n or otherwise, will please call and settle inn
mediately, and save cost, as shall place all
officer for collection. am compelled to take
this method to meet my own engagements.
II. SHANKIdN.
Lawrence. March u, 1858, 81
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j. r Mcclure,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Real Estate and Land
IA Agent. Ogden, L. L. Mar 20, So
MONEKA ACADEMY.

uVNEhA ACADEME.
THE second term OF this Institution will
L commence on the 29th of March, 1858, under
the superintendence of Mrs. HULDAH a.
GOODWIN, assisted by Miss MoLLIE A. Nc
GRATH. a regular course of instruction has
been commenced, and will be pursued in refer
enee to a thorough classification in the different
branches
weekly lectures on Philosophy and Mental Sci
ence. Miss SARAH q. WATTLES will assist BY
teaching classes in German, and also by giving
lessons on the Guitar
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A gTROLOGY AND CLATRvOyANCE-N BRUCE
n be consulted Al her ONCE, no Grand street
block east Of The Bowcry second airs hrst door where
she has thousands with her truth the line
logy aud ciaryoyance. Zee 5oc.
fyIAIRvoyA NCE-MRs SEYMOUR, NO ITO SPRING
~ street cairvo- ant physician Asthma, bronchitis
sumption, liver and kidney complaints debility, dyspepsia
faiuence df0psy papiatian female debility aud
ties cured, II durable and satisfaction or pay
(,LAIRyoyaNCF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN DOv'T
- suar with deafness weak s.sh headache catarrh bron.
tlss amencsa numbuess, rheumatism eta, nervousness
A. thousands have cured ny Mrs HAYES carveyant
Iiyscian Kts.nce, ~ hr0ome street near The Bowery.
flectriehy applied
THE wOsDrR on TIE vORfp.-ss0n REWARD rs
offered u any rcrsun whp can surpass r Madam % IN
riNnr cucrts events &r Naonm has equal she
M te ruy genuine a 4etnR ci1 ui IN tis other
tiN Ai th0-e uho afflicted ~ q frluAe sntf clA sal
sec biz nittfutl .iNca led 90 ~ i44 Srtifg street.
near Greene.
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SHIPPING.
SsPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
NOR SAVANNAH Ann FLORIDA.

L,oR sAvANNAH.-THE STEAMSHIP STATE OF
II GEORGIA. having superior state rooms, win sail from
Philadelphia for Savannah Saturday NOV r. at 10 O'Clock
A. The steamship Keystone State VIII sail above for
Charleston on Saturday, Dec. 4 al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
A. HERON Jr., Agent, 32S North Wharves Philadelphia
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FOR SAVANNAH Erc-rHE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
screw steamship company and elegant steamship
HUNTSVILLE, Jno. A. Post commander viii Gave pier NJ
" North river on Saturday November a o'clock r nj
Cabin passage 10 Savannah with nne1uaed
SIS Through tickets TO New Orleans So CO.. Mosie IS
bus - Macon s2l Freight 10 per foot ana propor
tomato rntes Insurance onehaf per cent Apply 10 II r.
CRUA4S MI, A Co, No - West street The MONTGOMERY
ssp Croker viii succeed and sail Saturday December
EoR NORFOLK AND RICHwoND-rHE UNITED
~ states mail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parish will
leave on Saturday 9th inst nj O'clock r. NJ from pier
North river She wiz arrive vt Norfolk Sunday Afternoon
and ~ Richmond on Monday morning Passengers
south MI proceed by The great southern mar line Travel
ers vii ind this The cheapest peassnest and evped
uous route Passage and fare Including Nor
fox ~ y Petersburg and Richmond. $40 Apply 70 HENRY
LUDLAM, 80 broadway.
L,0R NEW oRLFANs-THE MAMMOTH CLIPPER
IL thp OCEAN MONARCH sails positively 70 morrow at ~
CLOCK and has splendid accommodations for few
senfers ~ lowest rates Apply board pier ~ East river
or = Y " DEMAREST, 20 south street
C0NsfGNEEe PER STEAMSHIP CITY or BALTIMORE,
y frAn liverpool hereby notified hb she VIII discharge
nt,r general odor Fiay the 18th nst 81 O'Clock A.
W al sn0's permitted viii b. sent ~ public store.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, 10 broadway.
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A STEADY. ACTIVE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A STU
n coax washer and oner and Is rst baker.
The city reference be given Cali at l25 East =. ST.
days.
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A STEADY WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUATION AS COOK
n willing assist IN washing abe understands
in all s branches Can be for two days at her
poyeris. los West llthst
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B,tuxos,, March -, 1858.
Cnroners, Once.

rrrx .ry M ASKING cAsrAvTy-yTRDfCT AGAINST
" -. co~-y .crov an ms yopsNsS
The inquest IN the case oil hsry Anne iiubneS' ' '"O
who was killed Thursday last BIZ being struck on the
IA h s,,c fror, blast near the corner
-, -. - !, no.. .....s ..ro,, man corrr,enccs
Of sixth avenue ano fi'y seSonn street, wa" Oo""i"'o
Yesterday by Coroner Gamble, nj the Twenty second
-..,-., ,.,,,, ror,e Tho ev1dcuce el;c.ted shoy<.
P -, = Ar. 49,.
cd great oeh oi cNe'e-s"''s "n NV ~
OF the contractor and hH worsmen. They had
49,, x.r..,odtv xx,rned a apnearg 10 be care
:. -, u = -. ~, 49, LID no. s,,an,io,
iul IL tneir oasung Vpersuons' 'u' wy PN. -
10 the warnings and not until human lie had been
o,vovo b-osb ,,.ir that they paused for
49, -, - - .s
an Instant ana saw 'no 'o'' W '"'i' 'o".s0. :" -"
these facts the jury TOOK occasion ', bou ue
with a view OF making example Of those who are
daily violating our local laws and ordinances
Trave residing ~ the corner Of SIKH avenue an'
Fifty second street. testified in relation To INC Affair ~
folowsO On Thursday was on the corner OF tn scconu
street ard Sixth avenue, about dve minutes oc'1e sx
O'Clock when Wa warned that bAst was aoOut 20
81 and heard them cry fne from tee time tnoy orleu
IRE until nc olast WEN on VS. apyu, nel i
ediaely after the blast went on saw several persons
running towards Mr. Ifshes house; ran up with ihem
and found out that large stone had fallen hrough the
rolf Of Mr. Hughes house inrns ons OF inc oInareni
about ninety pounds; rave ireqoengy -lps.n 20 .oo
engaged in blasting 81 the above place eooat ns Ieos
espcss The forcma, toid me tba, they coulu ~ ~
would not cover TIE ba-ts zoe oas'er .o. ny 80
would send my anoirra mere ,ney miEn, pc soe "
bsve the matter att 900 70 ePose 70 Ut .I'n' VIZ
CONTRACTOR and he 81 &c rorla % careiu ous uy nes
ected 10 hsve 'he p.Ae.s 'oVe ~. v 80 . -, 80
fear OF my tei reves say ,co rs WI ~ y, ~
towsrn per-ops ~ - Ieiu'eo a, 49, sr 80 acc
while they we're ensnns na ,ney never vas
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D.,,re Iut'e.fIurrrr.

ENCOUNTER Win RiyEr Tluvrl-foo Smith md rete
Alien, two well known river pirates, wore caught on
board the schooner Eclipse, Sunday nigh by private
Waterman. The thieves fought hsrt with the waicnnsn
attempted TO throw him overheard, but the LATER
proved himself q match for both the rnscas, and so
frightened Smith that he or leaving his compalion
(Aen) in TIE hands Of the faithful Waterman The prso
Der wight before Justice Brennan yesterday and
committed for examination.
STAINING AfsRAy IN A LAGER BER SAruuy,-wllian
No was severely injured In the larger bier saloon OF Mr.
Newman in Forty seventh street Sunday night while
engaged 10 an ARRAY with named Stephen CARING.
The latter stabbed No three times about the head aud
then e1ea ~ but he WINS arrested
by the police and taken 10 the station house Tho ASSAULT
entirely uuprovoked.
ASSAULT VIM SIUSG SHor-Johu Mciargh in and Den
mis- o'Conno, wsc playing gam OF cards ct las Null
berry street. Sunday night quarrelea, and in tho row
that followed OConne was prostrsted by cblow from
sung she. the hands Of Mclaughlin. The nssnlan was
brought before Justcc Welsh yesterday and committed
Arson CASE IHEr SIKH STREET. the matter OF
attempting 10 gro tho dwelling house No 1870 West Thirty
sixth street. coroer Of Eighth avenue, Fire Marshal Baker
Saving concluded bis investigation pending against Gus
tsvus Ludwig, Justice Kelly committed the accused W
prison 20 ans the charge Counsel foe the defendant
having asserted thu; Mr Ludwig insane at the tmo
he attempted are the house, the District Attorney or
dcred pr COvel and associate physician earsine '1e
hs present state Of mind and report to him
Z an early dHy.
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER prr.rcu.

WASHINGTON March 20, 1855.
Ihe deoct attic committee met tbs eveolng at the
Capitol All tho members presen; except Mr.. Craig
of Missouri. There eas frll and free comparison OF
views and exchange Of opiGcn. All the proceedings
were conducted with the utmost harmony Several
Amendment TO the seuate's bill suggestei and
planned but accompanies thought their substance
already embraced In the One point discussed
the poN OF the people TO amend the constitution
before lso4 On this there diversity Of opinion,
but there was general agreement tina. il could be
amended pr 10 that time outstanding the words
the constitution The committee adjourned without TAX
ing any question the propositions presented.
Another also held in one Of the committee
rooms OF the Capitol night Its character could
not be sscerped but OF the anti Lecompton demo
Gratis Who previously attended the conference Of the
caucus was composed OF anti Lecomptop democrats
generally.
Tho city Councils TO nigh, passed join, resolution de-
ciarng thu, the government Of the city OF Washington
unable 70 preserve order upder existing circumstances
and appointing committee IN appeal 10 Copgrep for the
Establishment Of permanent pclce, to be under the d.
rectop o. the SEC etsry of the Interior ALSO resolution
for temporary police OF hundred men, twenty one
OF whom 70 be mounted and equipped
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Lieut. Craven dstcd Ps Feb IL and o. saying that the
exploration party hsd returned the Gulf OF Duen for
want OF PROVISIONS. Considerable III health prevailed,
and Surgeon Hara Psis to attend TO toe sick
On Lieut. Craven's ~sy dosn the Atraio he met Lieut.
Nchans division who we're running level with great
rapidity Lieut. Craven confidently expects that the
vcy viii be completed by tho Goth OF March.