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William I. Stone. Jr..
Agent for Jane. Jackson,
". Joseph Kennedy.
4 ENACTMENT In the Jas.ies's cssf
n Of Bcs, No. 5, in the scwn Of ~
Ia, In the County Of Pamela, State ~
sissirri. james L. Fletcher. who 49,
mcusd as esrnishcr, By HE answer shes.
that Sarah D. Kennedy Is the claiwsasa
the debt mentioned in garnisher's ansv...
and !, appearing to the Court that y
said Sarah B. Kennedy 10 . n~on.Vst1ni
Of this State, Il 10 ordered By ~ Cs.s
that publication be made for Tour vsse
In the Pamela Star, . weekly nevsyse..
Published In the town Of psnola. h -
County, citing said Sarah D. Kenss19 =
appear as the neat tern Of ssid Jssdes..
Court, q the Court House. n he tom Z
Psaola, On the ID Monday h Ncsenea
os1t, end eossess with tie plaintiff y
right to ssid noaey.
September 9Th, 1sss. $50
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49,
Commissioners sale OF Tswn ~
DtRsrANT to nm in,crloculey \.
cree, rendered IN n ease vkun
Wood. Bacon 4 Co.. ARE complainsuis
and James Bowers Is defendant, 10 b
Chanecry Court of Pamela County, Ssss
~ Mississippi, ut the May tern, lHs'
thereof, ] will, us Commissioner tAssn
appointed, proceed to sell NJ public p<e
ton. nj the Court House door, IN The ,sss
Of Pamela In said County, ON Monday, h.
2d'day ~ November, 1858. hetweva N
hours prescribed BY law, on a ssvtA 4
six months from thu dry 81 sale. villa
,ercst from said day Of sale, the iolss.
Ing described Lots, In the town n PsssA
State Of Mississippi, ,isi Lots No. .,
two, three, four, I've aud six, IN hlws
No. one, rs marked on the plan u ~
town, or 80 much thereof rs will psy II
amour, ~ snid decree. in,crcs, and sssb
The purchaser will b. required TO ~
bond and security for the payment IN
purchase money.
JUllN {. HARRISON,
ccmmissiosss.
September -, 1858. 36-tv.
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We nre authorised 10 announce ~
SoRSBY ne q candidate for Coless 4
Pamela County. M
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W. are authorised to nnnounce j,Nfs
l.. IluuLk Ne y candidate Ior Mais, 1
Pamela County. IN
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SssssS Dssssss .~srssvssss - saesssS
INV YoRx, September 27.-The
Nev York Times publishes the treaty
between England and Nieansua q
drawn up By Sir Gore Ousley. Il IL
said that both Governments approve
tue treaty. Sir Gore Ousley will
shortly GOT Nieangas 10 secure lie
ratification. England agrees to guar.
sn,y the neutrality Of the lstkmus.
sud to employ : force 10 pro,ees The
lsthnss Il Eiesfsgsa : unable.
Whervise the treaty b exclusively
commercial.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-03

REPORT THE RIcHMoND, FREDERICKsBURG AND
PoToMAC RAIL RoAD CoMPANY.-We have received
the annual report of the President and Directors
of this Company, and the published account OF the
Stockholders meeting. In our last Legislature 1t
was proved that with one exception this was the only
road which paid the State any dividend upon Its
stock. Heretofore this road has always yielded an
nual interest Off per cent, the highest rate accru
ing to the State from any internal Improvement IN
vestment. During the past year the business otthe
road has been increased SAL over that OF last
year, and by prudence and economy the expenses
have been so reduced as justify the expenditure of
Ss7, ,103, so upon new superstructure and dimln-
ution of the aggregate indebtedness OF the Company
Sal 1877 81. In view of the payment of debt due
in London in 1860, it is proposed to suspend money
dividends after the first of next November, and to
substitute therefor certificates of debt which, ac
cording to the provisions of the charter bear per
cent, and are exempt from ere'y description Of tar
alton, which will necessarily command their par
value in market. The current expenses of the Com
pany during the last year amount to Sl23, ,470.23,
their receipts to $S29,2 1885, and their net income;
after paying interest, extraordinary expenses, &C.,
foot up $l0s, ,909. 81.
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Sbippiltq SntelIiatnte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JULY 2
ARRIV ED.


Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsay. 10 hours from New
York-mdse to A. c. Hall. Saw of New Point, bark
Wenham Wedge hence for Cadz, at anchor and ship yo
liant hence for Marseilles beating down; off York Spit
brig Chesapeake hence for Demarara also going down
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Culinary, New York.
A. Shrver.
Bark CapelIa Iange GO DAYS from Bremen-mdse and
200 passengers to Yonkapf Arens. Towedup by Her
culeS
Bark William, Heath from IIumacoa, p R. June 18th
sugar and molasses to Kirkland Chase 4 Co Sailed in
company with schr II D. Mears (of Baltimore,) Snow
for Boston Left schr Electric Light Dyer, for New York
next day Spoke 10Th ult, inside of Cape Heny, brig
Tempest Hail. hence for Matanzas beating OUT day
off New Point, Bremen bark Washington, hence for
Brig Canlace Matthew'S from Ponce P. R.-sugar and
molasses to Stirling Ahrens Towed up by steamtug
Murray Left in port haEks Hyperion, Ward for n Y9rk
- for -, ldg; Antelope, =, for New Haven, wig
brgs Robert Move, do dg.; II. Means -, for n York
= from Bangor, dscg. schrs. Mohawk, Staples from
Baltimore, wtg.; Masonic, :, for New York, ldg.
coffee and hides to Stirling Ahrens. Left bark Jos
Maxwell, for Philadelphia next day.
Schr. NJ NJ Freeman, Niekerson 10 days from Halifax
fish TO J. Corner & Sons T-yed up by the steamtug
Lioness. --5f@# - 5t-5t-f
schr; Swan, Dill, from New York-to Rose & Lyon;
Schr W F. Burden, Ferris, from Albany moulding
sand and lumber to order. @ s .a ..-
Schr c. W Snow, Richardson from Calais via Boston
-laths to t. R. Matthews 4 Son. 81 ~. -si
Schr. Nightingale, Baker, days from New Bedford
ballast to Bevan, Phillips & Co; ,....-,.
Schr Sarah, McAlmon, from Portland-mdse. Kelsey
4 Gray. SO -
SchrgAnn Sheppard, Dickinson, from Alexandria
last to Rose & Lyon e. ..-u ii. tg fH
Schr T. NJ Hunter, Phelps, from North Carolina-shin
giles to Whedbee & Dickinson 5zl ll...'..F
Schr Belle, Webb,7 days from Eleuthera-fruit to But
4 Ricketts,. AiA 81 Eit
Schr White Foam Dodge, from Providence--bailast tC
S. Phillips h Co. -l&--Ig--
sehr Planet lBr) Kinney, from Hafax7hsh to Jas
Corner Sons. t..-s -,,-f 80 sHa
schr. Elizabeth, Latchum, from Newbern n, maya
stores to J, Corner & Son. .,..r .E .s.3 -..,
!
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HIAnIIRstS

Coroner Sparkln was called yesterday to hold in
quest upon the body of named Amer Miller aged A
years who accidentally drowned Johnson's coal
yard Locust Point The deceased engaged wheeling
coal on board vessel at the wharf by mishap
lost his balance ard fell into the dock All efforts to save
nm were unavailing. The jury rendered verdict of
accidental drowning" He was married man and re-
sided in Cambridge street, FellS Point
Coroner Nelson held inquest Thursday the
body of man named Andrew Thomas, 3S years of age
who died rather suddenly Wednesday night at his
sidence of Bond and Abbott streets
was of incorporate habits and had been exposing himself
considerably during the day to the At six O'Clock
he complained of violent pains in his head shortly after
which he fell in insenSible condition and expired in
about an hour afterwards The jury rendered verdict
death from intemperance and exposure
The same coroner held an inquest the body of
man named Christopher Barnet, who died suddenly his
home, in French street opposite East street He
found by his wife about O'Clock in upper of the
house lying in insensble and ed anoth
er apartment, where he expired in very few moments
The jury returned verdict of death appOpexy
perinduced by intemperance
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Neo York
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
Nn
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS.


ALCoHoL.-The market has ruled rather quiet but
steady with sales in the early part OF the week of so bbls
Western 90 cent Mt 43 cents yesterday and today l2O
bbls do at the figure at which the market closes
steady with light stock and moderate inquiry.
BEESWAX.-We continue to quote bright yellow at 80
(132 cents with light sales.
b BARK.-There has been movement this week that
could hear We continue to quote it at S2022 per
for ordinary prime No Quercitron and very dull
BREAD is unchanged with limited sales of Navy at 3
cents Pilot cents and Water Crackers at cents per
lb., subject to a discount for cash.
CoFFEE-The light stock and indifferent assortment
has restricted operations and have only to note mod
eratey active market with sales Saturday last of 300
bags medium fair Rio at 104 l0A cents; 800 bags
damaged 10 cents and the cargo of the Chattanooga
consisting S67 bags at 10H round 600 bags of
which resod at IL cents Subsequently the market
ruled quiet with sales of 500 bags fair Rio at 10Hd10&
loo bags rejected 104 cents $50 bags fair good
lO% 1l4 cents; 100 bags Laguayra at II cents; and
to-day 750 bags Rio 0% CENTS and $50 bags do at 10
The market is very firm at 10d104 cents for
d Rio, 10& l04 cents for fair and 111l4 cents for
good. Laguayra is very quiet at 11G12 cents and Java
16a17 cents The stock of all kinds is about 600
bags .s... ..
COTT0N.-Spnners having been buying moderately
this week and note sales of 400 bales ordinary good
middng Upland and Gulf at from IL cts cash, to 13
cts months AT the close but little demand exist
ed holders however, firm in their views The stock
On hand is about 200 bales Prices about the same
as last week, and continue to quote: s.. 2 sE
GRADES | UPLAND. ! GULF. WESTERN.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
Ponce, P. R.-Briq Candrcp
2i5 hlds. sugar 100 barrels do hhds molasses 40
bags cohee-Stirling Ahrens.
PORTO CABELLO-Schr. Peerless
$50 bags coffee, $40 hides-Stirling 4 Ahrens
ST. JAGo DE CUBA-BoTk Arcddia
435 hhds. sugar, 10 bbls do. j. Fisher & Sons.
ELCUTHERA-Schr. Belle.
1000 doz. pnes-Butts 4 Ricketts,.
BREMEN-Bark CdpeUd.
1853 boxes pipes, do. segars II casks mdseA See
muller x Sons; boxes dow. WikenS & Co; do hams
Boninger Bros; cask brandy do wine. sun
dries-A. Schumacher 4 Co. 81 do. mdse-H. F. Albert
Co.; do do Stellman, Henrchs Co; 20 segars-
W. A. K F. Marburg; 33 do do, 500 do pipes-Beck 4
Bachman; IS do. segars-G. W. Gail; bbs. mdse 34G5
demijohns-Geyer Wilkin box pantings-Oelrichs &
Lurman; do. do-Iunkel & Son; 33 pkgs. mdse. do.
segars, IL do wine-order.
NAGUABo AND llUMAcUo-BarA William.
24S hhds sugar % bbls do TO casks molasses-Kirk-
land Chase Co; 16do do-Stirling & Ahrens.
HALIFAx-Schr. A. ~ Freeman.
45 bbls. mackerel, 321 do aewives $50 do herring
James Corner & Sons.
COASTWISE
New YoRK-Stedmer Thos Sloann
l package Vince. C. Sadtler Co; 77O do mdse sun
dry persons
PoRTLAND-SchOOner Sarah
800 bbs syrup-Thos Wilson 4 Co.; ia do herring rs
tons plaster-Kelsey & Gray.
NEW YoRK-Stedfner T. Cadodlldder.
10 packages wneJames |. Fisher & Sons GOO do mdse
sundry persons.
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Police VnfPlIipnnce

William Harrison arrested by policeman Stanley
the charge OF violating health ordinance lie was fined
So and costs by Justice Logan.
John Davis was arrested by policeman vanholland on
the charge OF having passed ten dollar counterfeit
purporting to have been issued by the Bank of Virginia
upon Michael Greenolet lie held to bail in the
OF 81 900 for further examination by Justice Showacre
and was subsequently discharged.
Charles Wilhelm arrested Thursday night by
otcer Thompson, charged with disordery conduct and
destroying the property of Mrs Green He committed
for Court by Justice Mearis
George johnson (coOred was arrested Thursday
hlght by oihcer Sullivan, charged with breaking open
watchboN and stealing therefrom coat and cap
ued at So the property of officer sullivan He com
mitted for Court by Justice Mearis.
Officers Maoney and Briggs arrested last evening nan
named John Leighnhart, who is charged with having
about two wears set fire to dwelling house. occupied
by coored people in Wine Alley An accompice of the
accused named James Dugan arrested here a short
time after the fire. tried convicted and sent to the peni
tenary Leighnhart euded the officers and left the city
for the est where he has resided since He was
seen by the officers yesterday in the vicinity the fire
on Hanover street and taken into custody He
fined in the Middle District station house await
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE EGR A M S
RECEIvED AT THEo OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
The Dudley observatory Case.

Albany, July Mrs Dudley having espoused the
of Dr. Could and written letter requesting the
majority of the Trustees CT the Observatory resign the
Trustees reply expressing their determination to adhere
their position and declaring that in honorable dis
charge their duties under the charter they must
the removal of DR.. Gould.
Meantime the Scientific Council have addressed letters
to the Trustees calling for the charges against Dr. Gould
To this the Trustees reply refusing recognize the right
of the Council to usurp any such powers authority
A scientific council, consisting of Professors Henry
Bache and Horace held session this afternoon which
address adopted proposing the Trustees the
Observatory. first to take unconditional and immediate
charge and direction of the Observatory subject only
the Board of Trustees, thus occupying themselves the
place of Directors If this be agreed to- they then pro
pose committee of five citizens the controversy
with respect Dr. Gould The Trustees reject all propo
tons peremptory not recognizing any right the part
of the Council to interfere with the office of the Trustees
or in any way control their action. 1t seems probable
that the whole Coast Survey will resign their place the
Council they cannot subtantate any claim
with the action of the Trustees, who derive their power
from the act of incorporation.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JUIY 2

regatta came off yesterday from Kensington. Four
boats enered-the D. P. Ray, the Theodore Esng,
the Green and the Orion They started from Maiden
wharf, and ran to Chester and back. There large
number of yachts and boats at the start of them fol
lowing up the The won by the Theodore
Esng, which now receives the champion flag.
The extensive paper MILL owned by Joseph Mcdowell
situate at Bustleon, 23d ward yesterday morning
destroyed by fire. with all its contents The loss not
less than 1t siRsured for just half that amount
large quantity Of newly manufactured paper packed
ready for immediate shipment The establishment was
of the finest of its kind in the country.
The grand annual national game between eleven Eng
lshmen and eighteen Americans, chosen from all parts Of
the United States will this be played in Camden
n j. on the grounds of the Philadelphia Club, Monday
and Tuesday next, the 9Th and 9th instant.
Daniel Blackburn, the keeper of a tavern in Baker
street. before Alderman 0gle yesterday the charge
of burglary in entering the fancy store of Charles Hagan
in Third street below Walnut two weeks SINCE and
robbing it of penknves, porte monnaes, &C. valued
5000
John Quinn, said to be member of the Shiner Hose
very badly cut with knife, by gang of rowdes
while going to his work yesterday morning, which is
the Navy Yard.
The Wyoming, which arrived at quarantine on Wednes
day last, had 10 cases OF small poX on board
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Middng. -. 13(d134 l34(G13A IL (d13A
Good Middling 136G134 l34 ola 131d l34
Middlinp Fair 13AGl4 IA ajax | 13I(d

CANDLES-Are unchanged and the market continues
very duh for all descriptions We continue to quote Ada
Sperm at Ssai2 cts. and City Mould at 15(g16 cts
CoCOA.-There is none now in first hands, and we
quote it nominaly at Is cts for San Bias and Guayaqm
COAL.-There continues very fair shipping demand
at former rates, viz:S350 for Fine S375 for Run OF
Nine and 81 25 for Cumberland delivered on board An
thracite is unchanged and sales making freely at s.
800 tons Cumberland Coal to AspinwalI n G.. y--51.
FLOCR.-We have again to note very inanimate
market for the week with sales in the aggregate amount
ing to only $500 bbs which 1000 bbis below last
week and about third of what it has averaged for
time past Notwithstanding, sellers BY reason of
the light stock and continued light REGENTS bave baen
and the market closes to-day very dull ut steady at
81 374 for choice brands of Ohio and Howard Street
,s ruled very duh at last weeks figures We give the
following summary of the weeks transactions
ONO FLoUR-We have only to note sales of GOO bb,s
Sinner at 81 Y and $50 bbs do made Yesterday at
81 25 also $50 bbs Extra at s475 To-day the market
closed at 81 25Gs437k for common to choice brands
Super and 81 62 asa IS for Extra. -.I lyT.fDl
IowARp STREErEThere has been inquiry for this
descriptions with sales 200 bbs Super at "a
go bbs do yesterday at s4 25. Extra has been very
s437A for ordinary choice brands OF Super and
C9s5 for Extra. -5fI : ..lg,F .-,s.f I.,.sa,
CRY MILLs-This variety has been almost entirely
neglected and have only to note sales OF l5O Dds
Super at 81 5 Extra has been quiet at s5(5 5O
bALriMoRE GROUND FLOUR is still selling at $ftgf,oe
for Family and S6d650 for Extra. ~ , y y
Rye Flour has ruled very duh at So 371zG3 So 0ds4
CORN MEAL-Lght sales of City at 1915, Country we
quote at S3.37 X. -
,..--.. BblsI Bbls
To Halifax so2,To West Indies ....... a, SIS
Rio de Janeiro. 3,3ssI Other ports. III
Pernambuco 700 eF .F, :. -
Together with 6s bbls Corn Meal principally 10 at
The following inspections of Flour and Meal fol
the week ending July l,lS5s ~sysJg1-s -TT-g
2 % ~ II
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PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.

Yellow do. Co.. IN 50 .
..... ..f svprp IN p,ppFrs
c., :. -, 90 =. 49,.
:. 20 - :, - i"ur mos.
ENtra syrup P'''.''.''.''fo i
STARCH-Continues very dull at 44G5& cts. for
Western PEARL and 6@ cts for kingsford IS oswego.
soaps unchanged with limited sales at ~ cts. for
Chemicals s4 cts for oene IA cts for CASTLE and car
Gus; per ID LOT country
oALl;-Ne nave heiIu oi no transactions OF moment
TINS week Sales are sun making IN intS from store at so
20 Gus ior 'founu huIi lou Gus lor Marshalls and
JeHry parcys Fine and l4o cts per sack for Ashton
do TURK 5 Island Is selling at 70 cts per bush.
SIAN ESIhe market continues duil at previous rates
We quote shocks with heads at Slso rough White Oak
fpe slaves at per ooo ior cnlls and prime; do
logShead SOd 45 Barrel, single stun, at SlSd %
dou1le stun AT sooa 80 hed YAK HosShead at Sl6d30
90 Barrel S!ao The range given above is as to quail
lty ana quantity
mere mas been fair demand this week for
Maryiahu ioCco' shllPers purchasing readily all good
me sales are ABOUT equal TO the inspections
wch prevents any increase OF stocks in the hands of
agents sun quote III S4d Io0 ior common to good
crop, aSelashe ABOUT % ooa6 Bay Ionacco has been
m soou request WIN saies Wlth the range OF our quota
t,oh z nS at S4oot o;9o SECONDS at S99odE span
sieu at S'dlZ ana me yeIow at SlG2o We also note
an actVe demand or ONO Tobacco the sales of the week
leicihs ABOUT ooo nIS frlces are unchanged and we
e l'nte po ~ quo.e common saglea mixed with green
~ ~ ~ a. , w. "a ~ ". n ~, U s s uuilns ~ ieu spasleu 80 %
"''V' S"ou ~ io cu ahu Seho" sPdnSieu Sod lo ana
good TO hhe yellow incuains cholce hhdS, SllGl5.-
me market io hehtuchy lopaGco Is very quiet with no
"a - oe HIo 80 ~ sun quote Mason couh
- '' !, 'ii. he', At ?oalt: ne hnspec
.lus hc week are lo'i mus ~ hhds Ohlo
mus. me exports OF the week were Zn+4 hhdS
, hAN iobACCo.."e nave no chahSe To no'e
Ine rAet toieraDlS acve ana prices are rm
WIN ight STOCK we quote as belore-common to good
common pouhas l4aiI cents medium do lSd20 cents;
go@d 90 Zd2S hne do 900 90 cents fine - and 10 20
a. IehlS, medium 40 i.aZo cents; sound common do
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in sealing up packages of goods and using small
fluid lamp for the purpose of heating the BY
mshap the lamp overturned and before it could be
taken up the flame communicated with loose
on the floor and then to barrel of tupentne An effort
was made to remove the barrel from the premis .,
but the fire batiled the endeavOr, and before water
could be procured the flame from the combuStibe char
acter of the stock had made such rapid progress
compel those in attendance to quit the building The
ure hre department speedily called and eXerted
IN themselves manfuy to subvert the devouring element.
gS succeeded in confn the fire to the limits of the
nns IN which it occurred but owing to the inamabe
@ ol the material it could not be suhdued and almost
STOCK ct Messrs Ober Co, destroyed BY
su.ss mole through brick wall entrance was eff
" 'ne saie, and the books and papers rescued
uG ~ III managed condition The building owned
~ ~ MI, Sohh Eager Howard, and was damaged to
the Vi ABOUT SoooO The upper stories were used
as oressihg anu upper rooms in connection with the New
Assembly bullulhs adjoining Lombard street they
were burned entirely out the saloon was also
covered by insurance in the Equitable baltimore and Na
tiona Insurance Companies. Messrs Ober Co y loss il
estimated at about $4,000 which covered by insurance
in the National Office of Philadelphia The stock of Nesrs
j. b. Charron Co, adjoining the drug store on obard
street. injured to the amount of about 900 they are
also insured
The service rendered by the steam engine of the First
Baltimore Company during the progress of the fire gave
additional evidence of the utility of that apparatus its
aided in the suppression of the to an ex
tent that could not have been accomplished by any hand
machine in
The alarm last night about 10 O'Clock re
knding of the flames at the above fire. They
eXtinguished.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Our Government is in possession
of dispatches from Minister Forsyth who at the latest
counts in correspondence with the Mexican Govern
ment the subjects growing out of the property
belonging to American citizens The point for demanding
his passports had not been reached
The contracts for supplying stationery for the Interior
War and Navy Departments, today awarded to
Messrs Blanchard Mohun, for the State Department.
Vim. F. Bayly; and for the Treasury Department, to
Franklin Philip. All the successful bidders residents
of Washington.
The whole number of land issued during the
past month 96 satisfy which over 42 900 acres of
land is necessary
The President has taken up his summer residence at
the Soldiers Home, between three and four miles
Washington
The Secretary of War occupies house the same
premises