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LEGAL NOTICES.

In HyR sAJKsTYs COURT OF pRosaTE~yTcTo.
ria by TIE sce Of Goa Of tho United Kingdom Of res,
Britain and Ireland Queen Defender Of the faith william
Oven the lawful husband OF Elizabeth Sophia oven
wise Gaze, decessed, in.es,ats who wss whilst living
the nsursl and lawful grandniece, and Of the
merit OF hin, and the sole residuary lessee named
ID the last will and testament Of Bepjsmin Care late
about The elghieenth day Of November, one thousand
eight hundred thirty Also 70 John Cave
In the Queens county the natural and lawful
and only other OF KIN Of said deceased and only other
principal egaee named In the said win Of
whereas William GUN claims 70 have nterest in the
goods unadminsered OF said deceased. and desires
have represe NATIVE raised 70 said dece@sed now this il 10
Command you that win sx weeks after service hereof ON
you appear the Court Of Probate perN nay or by
your proctor solicitor or M9rney and 70 sccep, refuse
credits and chattels administered the will
and testament annexed u the said Gaze deceased
Otherwise 70 show N any why such letters of admin
straton should not We granted and committed unto the said
William Qun az having interest In the goods rights credits
and chses unadninsrated n the said deceased unto
some person 70 be BY him substituted.
Dated this 18th May, 1855 - -
WILLIAM WILEY. Register.
PArRrcx WARD Solicitor 80 lower Ormond Quay, Dublin
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gTKAMBOATs.


(yHANGE OF HOUR, COMMENCING WEDNESDAY,
~ June tb-for Bridgeport-Fare so ceuts-Arriving In
tine 70 conaee win Hous.ons ssugatuct New Haven,
Hafiord snd boon Railroads The and superior steam
er BkIDukPORI Captw Weeks, win leave Peck alp, East
river every Monday "Wednesday and Friday IL clock
ther Information inquire at les Beekman street
o. w. CORLrrS agent
MORNING LINE FOR sfNg SING Ann UAyER.
WI straw foe the year 1883 landing arvkers Raw Nv
lcrs, yonkers Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, frvnson FAIRY
Town, Mack sing Sing and Haversraw Fare-p,rvkerss
Bay l2e Hyers 2sc yonksrs ne Hastings oc Dobb's
arr Sing, Soc. Hsverstraw &C On after saturdav
June B, 1868 the ana splendid steamer GEORGE II
gTANfEY Captain r. II. Paddock will leave foet of Robin
street every morning att A. Sundays included,
fug above each landing Amos street
turnne leaves Sing Sing att r. " ALI persons forbd
snsns any person account of this boat Freight
n reduced For freight apply 20 the cap
kain on board or 70 gEORGE T. STANLEY, Robinson
street. pier Citizens OF these villages may rest sssured that
Mia beat win run every day during he whole season
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sEeAas AND TOBACCO.

H6VHaS AlSD EVuNNtVs
CIGARS sEGARa-GOOD SUGARS AT THE LOWEST
~ possible prices constantly hand all kinds aud STYLES
made oriSr 81 Cortlsntt Of Greenwich
street FREDERIC A. SCHRODRR.
CIGARS sEGARs IL BAvE ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
thousand segars 70 sell 70 pay advances 81 per box
~ 0W also hy thousand very fine Hsvanae at VI 81
per box or s4 1000. call makes no oohg .iion 10
chase. l., JACOBS. 4O7 broadway.
y OAO OnD OF VARIOUS GRADES OF pAvANA,
O.VUU.VUV domestic and German segars. Tor ssse In
lots 70 suit at prices full twenty per csut below The market
Cssb advances made on ssysrs . aay smoant
q. ChkkKs, " Broadway,
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ORANDEs NoUvEAUrKs IN PARIS
II LA COMPAGNIE LIONNAISEL


IS and ST Boulevasd des OApucnes No NJ Armand,
w. Neuve des Capucnes have Just exposed for sale
ther novelties for the season. comprising silk stafs hce
Indian French mres printed musns and pques;
haeyi tissues Of al kinds wedding ouds, mAnnes bur-
Dsus, 10.
0ompagnie Lyonnase have rendered It one Of hs most
extensive In Europe The A the present day
sonprse Of thirty saloons galleries. having four
separate entrancea Being their manufacturers netr
productions liable tho charges made
count Of intermediate agenH; and thus hh company can
sherd 70 offer The public far advantageous
nan any ether house. Every arss tbs cschemrss.
b marked IN plain ngures.
Lyons the manufacture Of slk su at Alcncon and
ChAnly for tbs manufasory and ~ kaschuyr for
sheme aw. but hey have suocursaie fer sale any
oountxy whatever.
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yHARLES STREET 4 CO.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Our magnificent stock of
BLK MANTILLAS AND CIRCULARS,
SILK AND LACE hANTILLA8 AND CIRCULARS
WHITE AND BLACK BAREGE ANU MOURNING MAN
TII.LAs,
Busters, In . variety nj materials
Togeher with immense stock of
LACE MANTIIL.As CIkCULAks. POINTS AND SQUARE
SHAWLR, IN
French, Pusber and genuine Chantily.
VIII be offered, commencing
MONDAY, the l4th instsnt. at
REDUCTION OF 30 PER CENT IN PRICE.
Our millinery which comprises stock ofover
800 new, elegant and
DI5TIN0UE PANS BONHErS,
OF kind and description will also be rsduced 10 less
than half The regular prices
SUMMER SHAWLS,
In and exclusive Styles at
Less than OF importation.
CHARLES STREET a CO.,
No. 475 Broadway.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
JE-THE BEsr AND CHEAPEST IN THE MAR.
"A het
JONES
TOPAZ
. ALE.
JONES '
JONES'
TOPAZ
ALE.
In pint bottles, wired capped To be hsd At all
stores boeh and resaursnis Call and try the
Office, 80 William street.
JONATHAN JONES.
f,HorCx LOT or OLD NONoNGAHELA WrTrsREy
~ eve and eleven years old, for sale sny qusny
corsumers By the gallon or barrel At tbs lowest wholesale
prices Sample bottles At ~ and 90 cents Sent
JONATHAN JONES 20 william street.
CAMuEL ELLIsoN's NEW "sAMPTI OFFTCE.n NO 60
~ William street, between Pine and Cedar Ia now open,
where be had Al kinds FINE krsndea &c
bottle raon. JAMEs CUMMINGS win be happy 20 see
hts old patrons and friends W them Kng
Nah Scotch ale and al other kinds Of ane qao
1,UEsEgs EORxsT WINE BrrTsRs GTveEs wTyB
cordisa blackberry brandy, syrups &e IL every de-
ecrpcn Narrated have the finest Avor OF anvthr,r n
So Washington street,
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USE DIR. BRUNONB
BITTERS,

ITOT AIR FURNACEs-sgCOND HAND; SOME WITH
IL hot water radiators for sale low by Browns Water
COMPANY. Canal atreet,
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INFLAMMATION srArUE.-THE BEAUTIFUL sroHn
wv statue Of executed by tbs celebrated scup
tcr Tbom whose works Of Tam Oshsnter" 'souter
Johnny ard "Old Mortality have secured him unsvers1
fsme which placed In The PARK fronting the Cy
Hal for GONE past and which has received The favorable
notice boh N he public apd he offered for sale
on reasonable terms This sssue wou be spler-
oru for public private park. For further
pisulsrs spply 70 DT. s. A, MAIN, ~ Bend street, Ny,
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FUIlNITURE,

LII KINDS or COTTAGE AND ENAMELLED FUR.
"A nture In every color grained and beautifully decorated.
before purchasing q cali and eIsmine de socs
Of entirely new sly and superor workmanship al the old
snd s Is sad s
carefully and orders promptly executed Take down
RLACk Walnut AND IMITATION ROSEWOOD cor.
and Handsome, Of designs unequailed in thy city
ga Broadway between Houston and Beecisr Streets in The
basement
LrNAMnLKD CHAMBxR SUITS OF TURNTrURK, m
IS and up .ard wARsss Wxs6 No III c.nI sssss.
old No. s. four d4lss east Of Broad way. New YORK.
EURNTTUREi rURNTrURE Ii-HfGHnsr PRTcEs IN
eash paid Tor urni.ure csrpe.ing mirrors &C.; mer.
q properly advances made land sold auston
Apply 10 RICHARD WALTERS, 26 CshArine street.
L,URNTTURE-A FAMILY DECTINTNG HOUsEKEEP.
sale ssr elegant soass hod furniture Of every
suis In French brocade, velvet and hsircsth chy
he sSua
are repee with rosewood oak mAhorsny and ebony furni
table Ac III Of when has bees used but sors I'm ana Is
IN perfect order 40 West Twenty second street. between
EuRNITVRE.A QUANTITY OF MEDTCx CLASS
which liberal price win be paid. Address for one
week Andrews, Herald once stating where be
CUPKRB FURNTTURE.-A FAMILY REIJvoUTsHTNG
chamber furnure Parlor su eiaboraiey carved and
covered rich brccsde also bes ssuperor eegsre
rosewood beessd &C. superior seven octave plsnoforss
richly mounted n-pesr and warranted SUPERIOR iustru
purchaser Al sz Vest sixteenth street, Eighth
CKCoND HAND MArTREssks-A LARGE QUANTITY
~ n cured hair mattresses be. quality three quarters and
soluble % sell cheap er would be et on hire they are
cry, Hersls once
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HOTELS.


d formerly proprietor Of wyeiods Hotel, New Yat
Se msnsseme.i ssoYe summer ssisbisi@soi
p: pS .nS
The sneauaned advantages summer residence
e. d.
aonsSle parties % he most fasdous BAN s seven mEes
from BsOOayn BY ears from Fulton ferry e Green yoCs
Coed ..abls secsmmOdsaOns for horses and osrrAxes
RLANCARD HOUSE, TWELFTH STREET AND BROAD
Dway. r. reopened Klegan,l, furnkhed with every new
bOsrss,, taken o. moderate terms Public p.rspass re-
noANR HOUSE. 800 FOURTH AvEnUB-rHIs FAMILY
kooss IN :u Or single farssa or sna.Ss Win
board prices from - 70 D week; transient bosrdsrs
HOTEL rRAsCArI, HAvRE .FRANCE.-rHIs rs:
ii abshmen commands superb view Of the Heights q
lngcnyile and Of ne hareor FOR see bathing 4 Is nne
beach " provided with shower, hot and cold baths Of
rooms are slss sniy furnished be
Terms moderate Address Mr.. Brsdsrt manager and 90.
lIURRArs HOTEL, AT NARRowsBURe, suILI.
York BY New oi and sp,e Rsrosd ' on Deisvs river
an Trains sp nov sIay 'lr %m ., oar s
ygg, s,hins In the immediate vicinity Apply 70 A. H.
NTouxTAIN HOME, THYYTRsyTITE GREENE Co.
M ~ Y;-fhs yn known hotel having been thoroughly
Ts and ra a s f0r Ss 2
Eve miles Of he Mountain House surrounded By me
IN he immedisis vicinity aSo@dns VIII trout ressess his
most Delightful summer resort Tor parties from the city In
'N''''' NORMAN n. GRAY. Proprietor.
MARION HOUSE, HICKS sTREET BRoOKLYN
hs ana rounds
ss = s A% MI or .'Es sy -, from ss
residence. Terms reasonable.
OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT. r. I, Will BIZ oPENID
Sp .S g ses1s for - for ps on
SAINT residence before 'as4srS WEAVER
: CURYn EorEI. TTRE TsLAND BIACH-THE ABOVE
s Issa s s: seem
he scs and u. Ch9 ole a.sa ss gas TIE ne, n.sas and
s. Also sbe sshps facilities are un;,rpssd wo, rc.1s
ss ss :nd .aa t:1s *
~ United ss,s. ,S,ss daily rna.y..,
ss:'iSS II s;' s's1;;' iss, o.
CCHARTKR's HorEL AND LAGER BrER BREWERY.
ccrnsr o. Eighth avenue and p,h srss. now com
subscriber having es.sd he new Sois se above place
cI and .s 81 n *. newly
ed located wSn Two hundred yards o. hs Depot ana
as ss s%ss
once seS or Ss Summit The
cars pass 70 and from jersey o.{ ,srse TINE, Day
THE TsIIP PAVILION, MOST BEAUTIFULLY 10.
csaed en- re ge South bay forty miles from Neg Work
nished Il he oi elegant style has eumser q large airy
rooms and Affords every opportunity for sailing hshn bath
nr 40. Spacious billiard wiling alleys shed.
Board for he season 70 s2 per week bosrers
" day Trains leave Brooklyn ri 10 A. NJ aud SIS n
Stages eadsess 70 convey and baggage the
CHARLES WRIGHT, Superintendent
WARRINER HOUSE sPRTN0FIKLD, NHss-THTs
w popular and well Known hote, formerly kept BY
renowned Uncle Jerry, viii be opened he pubic
the 18th Of june, The bcel new lwge and spacious
pleasantly srsied IN the centre OF The covenentv
distant the noise and busse OF the Railroad Station
convenient 10 all the attractions and general bushes
Of the cay Families nom the city Wishing engage board
fov the summer VIII be accommodated the
able terma N. MCKINNEY. Proprse<or
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w popular and well Known hotel, formerly Kept BY he
renowned Uncle Jerry win be opened he pubic
the 18th Of june TIE hotel new lsrge spacous ii
pleasantly snssed IN tbs centre Of The town conveniently
distant FROM the noise and busse OF the Railroad
all the attractions general busines
Of the cay Families nom the city Wishing 70 engage board
able terma ". MCKINNEY. Proprietog
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEMONSTRATION BETH HAxEDREsCH, IS ALLEN
~ street. between Broome And Grand will ,heir
nsv synsgosue on Sunday June o. at O'Clock p NJ,
which occasion the Rev Abraham Rice OF Baltimore, will
deliver discourse; also Rev. Ksnbvz OF the Chrysiie
street ynagosue assisted 81 the choir OF The Norfolk street
synagogue, has kindly volunteered his services.
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PERSONAL

go. Gov VIM. A. Newell, n. J Col. A. G
SloO, Indiana, and Gen. f.. c. Wilson, Pa, ar,
at Browns
The Hon. Geo. Fl. Purser, of New yorl
city, and Judge Russell, of the New York Cit,
Court, are among the distinguished stranger.
now at Wizards in this city.
-. Rev. Mr.. Kalloch lectured az Bangor. Me
last Thursday evening, and was subjected to in
dt2nities Some rowdy turned of the gas, and
then somebody else threw some 80 ancientr eggs
upon the platform. Fortunately, the darkness.
frustrated the aim of the egg protector, and an
other gentleman was hit, instead Of Mr.. Kalloch
Among the pleasant incidents of the ceIe
bration Of the 22d at Richmond was a reconciI
lation between Gov. Wise and Senator Hunter
When Senator H., as the orator of the day
stepped on the stand, Gov. Wise immediatel,
extended his hand, and the greeting was SO cor.
dial that the vast assemblage who saw il instant
ly gave them loud and hearty cheer.
80. paragraph was copied into the Star sew.
eral DAYS ago, stating that the Rev j. F. Ligget
OF the Baltimore Conference. stated that he would
be glad If the controversy between the two
branches Of the nj E.. Church would grow into
an open war, and that the North would wi De the
sured by friend Of Mr.. L., is entirely false, and
that Mr.. Ligget never uttered any such sentin 1T
-. Our excellent young friend, Thomas J
Albright, Esq. for several years clerk in the
Interior Department, has been appointed nv the
President to the responsible and honora BILE post
OF Assistant Secretary to sign Land Patents at a
salary, we believe, of 81 500 per annum we
congratulate MIR A. on his good luck and we a .
very sure the President could not have conferred
the place on a more trustworthy or deserving
man.-Lancasfer( Pa Intelligenesr.
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Proceedings of To-day.


In THE SENATE, to day, considerable private
business was disposed of during the morning
hour.
MIR. Wilson submitted resolution, which was
agreed to, directing the Committee Oh the Dis.
trct of Columbia to inquire into the expediency
OF establishing an efficient police.
The bill for the admission Of Kansas was made
the order of the day for Monday next
The subject OF the resolutions of instruction
from the Tennessee Legislature was then re-
sumed, and
Mr.. johnson replied to the remarks delivered
by Mr.. Bell yesterday.
lN THE HOUSE the bill granting pensions to
the soldiers of the war of 1912, and the Indian
wars Of that PERIOD and the Indian wars prior to
that time and subsequent to the revolutionary
war, and their defendants, was called up and
after considerable discussion
On motion OF Mr.. Savage, IL was postponed un-
Il! the third Tuesday o. March
Mr.. Mason, from the Committee on Accounts
reported bill fixing the compensations of the
ployees Of the House
A motion was made to lay it on the table till a
stated future day, but,
Mr.. Rutiin stated that the sooner this matter
was settled the better, there is great dificulty
In keeping the accounts with the EMPLOYEES
On motion Of Mr.. Stephens the bill was re.
committed to the committee, and ordered to be
rinted.
Mr.. Soaring, from the same committee, pre
seated minority report on the same subject:
which was likewise disposed OF.
MIR. Campbell, from Committee on WAYS and
Means, reported bill changing the system for
providing for sick and disabled seamen; referred
back and ordered to be printed.
On motion Of MIR. Harris, the House then re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole,
when
Mr. Crawford commenced a speech in favor OF
slavery, and OF the Lecompton constitution.
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THE CLAY AND CuLLoM DIFFIcULrY.-Ths
Baltimore Sun Of this morning says:

eve learn that Mr.. Cullom arrived in this
city on Monday evening, incog and took rooms
at Barnum's. He was accompanied by member
of Congress and the Rev. Elder Knapp in whose
name the rooms were taken. Yesterday morning
MIR. Cullom visited the gun store of Mr.. McCo-
mas, In s. Calvert street. and selected one of his
best rifles, aud then proceeded to the country
residence Of gentleman near the city, in Balti
more county, where he practised firing with the
rife at distance Of fifty or sixty yards The
firing, 1t is said, could scarcely be better, and in
the course of forty rounds the figure was not
once missed. He returned to this city and left
here In the Washington train at three o'clock
''Various rumors subsequently, reached the
city, one Of which was that the parties met at
Bladensbnrg In the evening, that shots were ex-
changed and both were wounded. But we have
no reliable information, and doubt IL meeting
has vet taken place. Unless the matter is other
wise adjusted IL is probable that the parties will
fight to. day.n
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o.. CONGRESSIONAL.
ThiPty.fifth Csngress-Ffrst Session.

In THE senate, yesterday, Mr.. Hamlin pre-
sented petition from Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn
and others, merchants and ship owners Of New
York, demonstrating against the repeal of the act
allowing bountes to vessels engaged In cod
fishing: on the ground that fisheries are the great
school which are produced the most effective
masters, mates, and sailors In the merchant ser
vice, and in time of war SONS Of the best men
IN the navy of the United States, and that the
removal of such bounties would almost annihi-
late that school for seamen
On motion by Mr.. Hale, a resolution was adopt
ed, ordering the printing of two Thousand addi-
tional copies Of the report of the Committee on
territories on the admission of Kansas, together
with the views of the minority Of said commit
tee. .-.
MT Bells remarks on the resolutions from the
Legislature of Tennessee, were continued to cor.
siderable length. He thought the expression OF
the Legislature respecting his opposition to the
Kansas Nebraska bill, had been unusually de
!ayed; and complained that the extracts quoted
| from his speech were earbled and unfair
He was interrupted by Mr.. Johnson, his col.
league, who explained the action of the Legisla-
tufe In the matter, and differed with Mr Bell in
the 'atement that IL Wa, rather late day 10 com
ment on the vote on the Kansas n ebraska bill.
After some further discussion between Messrs
postponed until to-day
The senate then ADJOURNED
In THE House, after Mr.. Burroughs had con-
Guided, Mr. Curry, of Ala, addressed the Com
Inittee OF the Whole in favor of the admission OF
| kansas under the Lecompton Constitution.
Mr. Morris, of Illinois, defended the position
OF Judge Douglas, in relation to Kansas matters
Mr.. Andrews of New York also made a speed b
| ON Kansas affairs, opposing the Lecompton Con
sttutiOn.
The Committee then rose. and
MIR. Underwood presented joint resolutions Of
the legislature of Kentucky in relation to tn.
| soldiers of the revolution, and of the war OF
1912
Mr.. Stevens, of Washington Territory, pre-
sentcd joint resolutions Of the legislative assem-.
bly, relative to Oregon including portion of the
Territory of W ashington within her boundarie,
as state. Also, resolutions relative to the geo.
logical survey of DIR. John Evans all Of which
| were appropriately referred.
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Mr. BUCHANAN AT HOME The Democracy of
the city Of Lancaster cordially sustain the Kansas
policy Of the President. In the ward where the
anti Lecompton feeling was supposed to be the
strongest, vote of two to one Is shown I'm favor
of the Kansas policy Of Mr.. Buchanan. The cleo
ton was for delegates to the County Convention
TO elect delegates TO the Fourth Of March Con-
vention. The county will undoubtedly sustain
the President by an overwhelming majority :
PhiI 1rgus
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III Ii language means anything, we should
say that Secretary Stanton, In his speech at Phil
adelpbia last week, fully endorsed every state.
ment made in President Buchanan's Kansas mes
sage He distinctly admits that the free State
men have been In rebellion ever since their rrst
organization under the Topeka Constitution. -
Rxrlimgfss va SsHtissl. +.-
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Presidents order, for the removal of the land
Office from Sank Rapids to St. Cloud, in Min
nesota Territory, stas early period as prac-
ticable.
TEE WEArHEH.-The following report of the
weather. for this morning is lsde from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of Observation is abouts clock Z. m
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A Ladies' CUFF FUR, IN going along
IL Louisiana avenue to 9th street. thence tO D..
down r. TO 5th and streets. The finder will con
fer great favor hy returning the same TO SIS n.
av between 9th and 10th streets. IL
II OST-A brown mixed milton cloth KAbI.AN.
Ia with H. front, hook and nj the bAse Of tie
collar IN from and with dark linih- lost NJ the
Executive Mansion ON the evening OF the Isl Any
gentlemen having said his D. sion will con-
fer gr.a favor on the owner by Leaving the same At
Wilard's Hotel fe 49,
QS REwB D-Deserted from the Marine
DE- Guards on board the u. =. sIip Plymouth.
GEORGE HARNlN, aget q years. feet ga inches
ia height, has blue eyes, light ha,r ard tar complex
ION
The above reward will be paid il broue hi on b. ard
the sbove-named ship, now lying at the Washing
{ n Navy Yerd. -.
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SPIKIr OF THIS MORNING PRESS

The Union, to-day, contains not a few able
and interesting articles on the Kansas ques-
ton. In, one it contrasts the position Of Sena-
tor Douglas on the Kansas question and his
political afhnities two years ago, and now. In
another the editor exposes the hollowness of
the pretensions of the Philadelphia Press to
be the especial newspaper guardian of the doc.
trine Of popular sovereignty. as e1empli6ed in
Its vehement denial to the people of Kansas of
the right to change their constitution at will,
on the admission of the Territory into the
Union as a State 0-..
Inc Lntellisenesr is, to-day, wholly devoted
70 news and Congressional proceedings.
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e. IL Advertisements should be sent in by
IL o'clock nj otherwise theY may net ap-
pear until the next day. s.-i
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co.
II INCORPORATED 1887.
JOHN L. DONALDSON, President.
A. Is. cot LITER, Secretary
This Company INSURES LIVES and b. Us
and GRANTS ANNUITIES, &c
. Descriptive pamphlets may be obtained M the
Company's Agency for the District of Columbia
Once Of Lewis Johnson Co, Bankers, 10th street
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
J. w. MAGIII.. Agent
ID. r.. HAGNER. NJ. d., Med Ex'r. f. 3 colin.
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CRABS!-CRARSm
~ The FIRST OF The SEASON.
HAMMACk BRO. have iust received q fine
Iot OF hahU CHAbS, which they sIe repaired to
serve In their usual style. Also, fine SHA b. TO
produce. ''' 0oi
We have a full supply of mountain vESISON
also REAR NEAT cot IN steaks TO SUIT families
fHEASANTS, GROUSE, DUCKS, &c always
Dinner and Supper Parties served at short notice
0ur PAT Is stocked with hne OLD WINES and
No 2i and 200 Pa. avenue, under Wizards Hotel.
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REMOVAL OF LAND OFFIcE.-Instruction
have been issued by the Commissioner of the
General Land Once, in compliance with the