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Proceedings of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, numerous petitions
reports on unimportant subjects, &c, were In.
troduced and properly disposed of.
Mr.. lverson introduced a resolution of inquiry
having In view the establishment of a custom
house at Atlanta, Ga; agreed to.
A bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
to sell the custom house property at Bath, Me,
was passed.
At his request, Mr.. TOombs was excused from
further service on the Judiciary Committee
Mr. Doug las, from the Committee on Terrific
ries, reported bill to have the boundary estab-
lished between the United States territory and
the state Of Texas.
Mr. Broderick called up a resolution making
certain inquiries of the Postmaster General as 10
alleged Encouragement In the San Francisco
post office; which was pending when our report
closed
IN THE HOUSE, Mr.. Taylor, of La, endeavor, d
to introduce resolution directing the President
to make certain inquiries to the legality o: the
seizure and arrest of VIM. Walker by Comm
dOre Pauding, and whether the Circumstance is
not calculated TO involve this government in diff
fculties with other governments; objected to.
The House then resumed the considerable n Of
the bill making appropriations for the leyisla
tiv, judicial, and executive branches OF the Gov
eminent.
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Chas. N. Lewis of Seneca Falls, n Y.-For
improved corn husker.
Henry Marcellus, of Amsterdam, n. Y.-For
improvement in moving machines.
Benjamin Mackerley, of New Petersburgh O.
For Improvement in punching metallic tubes
John NcNaTy, Of Brooklyn, n. I.-For i'm
proved automatic lathe.
James Montgomery, Of Brooklyn, y. Y.-For
improvement In steam boilers.
Richard Nuttall and J ohm Kirkpatrick, OF AL
leghany, Pa.-tor improved chuck for screw
cutting.
VIM. C. Perrine, Of New York, N.Y.-For i'm.
provement in fluid meters.
Reuben Packard, OF Rockland Me-For I'm,
provement in hosting machines
Clifford Pomroy, Of Pottsville, Pa-For i'm
proved cast iron pipe.
John G; Fr; Solomon, OF Baltimore, Md-For
improved arrangement of gas eng ines
Richard SimOns, of Rockford nI-For i'm
provement in cements for roofing
A. c. Sawyer, of Canton, N Y.-FOr improyel
device by which The width of the bolt chez he tn
feed In shingle machines.
E. Harry Smith. Of New York n Y.-For i'm
provement in sewing machines
Apollos B. Spencer, Of Rochester, N. Y.-For
| improved method of ventilating and excluding
dust from railroad cars
William N. Taylor, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
| improvement in gas generators.
| proved lamp attachment for preventing smoke,
l. T. Wells, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For i'm
proved tymPans for printing presses
| 10 L.
Autman Co, of same place.-For improve
| ment in harvesters.
| James Lancelott, Of Cranston, R assignor
to Sackstt, Davis & Co., of Providence, r L
For improvement In sheet metal chains
| Henry s. Vrooman, of New York, N Y, as
signOr to Henry Albro, of Covlngton, Ky.-For
| improved saving machine.
| VIM. w .Wilmott, of Boston, Mass, assienor
| to himself and Henry F Gardner, of same place
\ For improvement in boot trees.
| ACCOMPLISHING Bigelow, Of Springfield,
| Mass For improved sirup casters. Patented
| April q, 1853
Chas. Crook, of New Hope, Pa.-For improve
ment IN barvrste;s Patented May s, 1857.
DeNSnS-Russell Wheeler and Stephrn A
Bailey, of Utica, N. G.-For design for cook :
| stoves.
| Samuel II. Jerome of Waterbury, Conn For
| design for clcck case fronts
| Abraham Hager, Of Baton Rouge La, anu
| Touugs Allyn, of New Orleans, LA For i'm.
| prOvement in bagasse furnaces. Patented May
9th, 1856
| John Il. Slawson, Of New Orleans La For
| improvement in boxes for receiving passengers
fares. Patented July 25th, Is57.
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SPfRfTOF THE MORNING PRESS.

pubIicans will use every exertiOn to drive
Kansas into opposition to the ordinance accom-
panying the act for the admission OF the State
into the Union. IL asserts its only object to
be. to end the controversy and quiet the coun-
try. To this end it sets forth the many and
extensive advantages that would accrue to
Kansas from its acceptance of the ordinance
referred to, and asks the people of the Terri.
tory to comprehend their own true interest:
and come into the Union
The Intel1igeneer to-day continues devoted
solely to news.
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III They have queer way OF doing some
things in illinois Two lovers wanted to get
married. but the girls mother wouldn't consent
and she being OF age, the gentleman sued out
writ Of habeas corpus, and the mother was COM
PEELED to bring the daughter to court The Judge
asked the girl whether she wanted to marry
SMITH She said eyes," aud he married them.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THURSDAY. May b, 1875.

NOTICE TO MKMBERs OF CoNGREss.-Members
OF Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star office Price,
for 5000 copies of sixteeh-page speess one cent
and half each for 10 600 or more, one cent each
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DECORATIONS.

Persons ren0vatIng their houses will Gpd ~ No.
49, 9TH street, a good assortment of FGEN, A 81
AMERICAN PAPERH MINUS er,lgscirs "a
handsome assortment Of Gold Papers. Borders, Pa
also, variety of Gold Band and Common WipSoS
SHADES; 3 a. and feet long; Fireboard Prints
c Cnsae IHminIngs. Picture Cord and Loups PAPER
DIE patch. ~" ehii oiu
Window Shades of every description IN store or
'iaoe 10 ofoer. j. MARKRITER
NO. 48o 9TH street, doors ah5ye
"'a Wv Odd Eellnwst Han
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H. The New York and Liverpool packet ship
Forest Queen was found abandoned at sea by IN
English vessel, and crew put on board of h.
to navigate her to the nearest port.
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IL The Atlantic telegraph cable is being
shipped rapidly on board the Niagara and Aga.
IN amnon.
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN \ PRIVATE FAMILY AIsay
- and Gentleman, or 2Or SIng Il tIcItl-u,-n q. 4
lie accom- cdated with neatly FURNISHED Rooms
with gas. with without Board. Alsn I've. TsI !
BoaTders. No c"ildren Ia TIE fsmIly.
Please 10 apply at 20 stope!. between 9Th and =
sta eets, two minutes walk from the Patplt a moe
ma ST ~'
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Al ALL THE NEWS DfPoBS.
This IS by far tbs uOst ABSnR AND
THRILLING TALE OF LIFE AMONG THE
INDIANS ever published. fha heart rend!Gs TAI
BIANCHE BfRfRsN D. whose o life s " Was IN con-
slant peru, and who suffered more than pen
late; during her captivity, will enlist the "a MPA
GHik.S of every reader.
The popular and shed author has Ncute
has tass IN 1sierly manner In has class OF tales
IL Is universally admitted that he has qua the
Lsd.sr says: tits n, IA I'VE cf viii aud perllous
adventures among the savages ot cur western boz
der and full of stirring incidents. intensified by
poetic Gre aud iheliowed hy subdung rsthos. AT
grasp, aud leads the iInas Iun ca ptive"
TIE NEW YORK I.EDG Err also contains con
trlhptlG , from the pens ofthe following distin-
GEO. ID. PRENTICE.
MRS. l.: n. SIGOUHNEN.
rs. ARTHUR,
SYLNANUS COBB. JR.
EMERSON BENNETT,
WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE.
And a host of other popu authors, whose names
constantly appear IN It's columns.
As an Indication of the popularity of the I.EDG-
r.R, we need only mention the simple fact that Its
circulation islarger than that of any TEN literary
papers In me country. Its great success is owing
tn the fact that II the best writers IN the
BEST FAMILY PAPER paper Of high moral
tone.
The exalted reputa, ION Of its well known con
trbutors the PRACTICAL and unmlsia TAX eaby pure and
HEALTHY character ot al IFS articles, ard the care
winch is taken that not even one ole Isive wora
sha.I appear IN lis oo,nmns. have canned for tae
NEW YORK LEDGER y position that no lItera
~ psper has ever baiore occupied. We feel. and
always have Eel. since the LEDGER attained It's
Immense cIrcu atom, that a IRENE "dOus re spCnsI-
bIlIty rested nus, AID have enIelvorsd to dis
charge that TespOnslhIt' conscient !Ousy, feeling
confident that ultimately we shouts receive the
thanks of thousands and tens 81 thousands of smi-
hes
The LEDGER is for SAFE every week at all the
periodical stores throug hout the United States.
The subscription price Is 81 per aGnum when sent
10y MAIL but no sab crIpiIons wanted frOm towns
W here there are news offices esi shed.
ROBERT BONNER. Proprietor.
IL is Ann street. New York.
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sufficient to entile il to at least one representa-
tive in the House of Representatives, as Fixed by
the last preceding apportonment have been
longer than 1 intended when I began, and again
rendering you my thanks, bid you good night.
POSTAL REVENUE or THE UNITED STATES
The revenue of the Post Office Department for
the quarter ending December 81, 1857, as ex-
hibited by the adjustment in the Office of the
Auditor of the Treasury for the Post Office De-
partment, of the quarterly accounts of 27.O4O
postmasters, is as follows:
Letter postage collected ...... 1914, lag 60
Newspapers and pamphlets. lac, 523 81
Registered letters ......... 1851 65
Emoluments from box rents ..... 1876 "a
Postage stamps and stamped envel
opes sold ,354 PCS &C
Total. 81, 74O,276 al
Expenses Of collecting the revenue, viz:
CONDENSATION to postmasters ...... S51l 1913 81
Incidental expenses of post Offices. 27s,245 II
Ship steamboat and way letters. 4,l66 IL
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1858, 72i SO
Nett revenue. SSs6, 551 So
Amount Of stamped envelopes and
postage stamps used during the
quarter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1897 $50 50
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EMERSON BENEFITS ,r
'"hHSoN GREAT INDIAN TALE.
f'"HN'oN nh>GR GREAT INDIAN TALE.
'--iINS0-' Df''' GRKAT INDIAN TALE.
nnso" G kEAT INDIAN TALE.
GREAT INDIAN TALE,
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- IVb her Iiy;nS 49, 81 -, tKs,I.

&10M KEN ARD.-Ranawas f,uIn The suls ca
CIOO her. living near the village of WoodVI!le,
Aquasoo district, Prince Georges County, ~
Mary and, on Friday. the 2Sd of April, la5s. -
Lee TO man CHARLES. The SAID negro rs IN
aDont hive feet seven inches high. very hsCk.
with large White teeth, which very con XII
spicuous when he laughs. No flesh marks ren.eT--
beTed: As he left without proVooatlDn, exrecf Ia
rs trNl INK 10 get 10 a free State.
VIII awe the hb,ve reward IL taken OFT Of ,be
state. and Fifty Dollars If tak-u In tie STAT. ar
Distnct OF Columbia 90 Alexandra. provided lac Is
brought home or secured IA jail, So that -. hrl
again. InUN 4, l'Slrtslb '
Living near Woodyi!le. Prince Georges Co, Md.
sow
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THs WEArHER.-The following report Of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about7 O'Clock a. m ::
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EoR SALE VERY chEAP-A nice little
Il FARM, less thsn 10 miles from Washing ton
on good road Ii may he exchanged for eat, prop
eIty. Apply To IA. n. LANSDALE. - the corner
oi 9Th and NJ streets. or through Post Office,
ap 2Y-lm'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Warrington, May S. Isss.

MISS AvONIA JONES:
I'VE cnnnvt allow IL return 20 The scenes "t
vour sohool ,la, without come evidence 81 our ap
yyrscstirD 81 XouT genus. We have read 81 yoUT
trIuBphs fTuiu city TO city win ptlde, :" ne .onS
show.reh rpon YOU, which you have proved were
~ al 30, therefore receive the tribute of bene
At at our ne nds rs mp ImeBt 10 America most
promising cSug hter toT III uSh We siloN Eehlcs
is world WIDE, sod claims no sectlYh l3I ~ hi,
we may be permitted TO cherish win double Priu'
Any evening ,ou select will inert the wishes OF
your warm friends, 49,,
Hon. Wm. BIgleT, Hon. George t.. ugh, Hon I.
{. Clay, Jr.. Hon. Go. W. Jones, Hon =: W.
Brown, Hon Henry wilson. Hon. Jas. g zen ,.
bon. John b. tlssh,n' han hinr, n r kitins
Hon Al m y Ichois, Hon. :. A. smith Hon. Mar
Gus .. Parrot, Hon. james Il. Cha, Hon. gosePa
Lane, Hon, Jas: 1. or. Hon 1isnees yone e
r. Letter, Hon. n. n. Chapman, Hen, Nm. Law
renoe, Hon owen jones', lion. L.. w. hall, Y. n
w. l.. Iewart, Hon. =. n. Noodson, h.n: w ~
Russell, Hon. RIA 8. Shorter, Hon: Z w. Green,
Hon. n. NJ watteTson, Col. James 70. Bepret, MAJ
Arnold Harris Cornelius Wendell, Esa., bea Per
ss s0H Ts fss 'G asord fs Z. aSSa1.
Esq Jonn Bailey, Esq, A. j. Glossbrenner, fsS :
NJ w. Cluskey, ESQ, andrew X. Potts, tsq NJ
z. Bean, kSa, JOS q. 0uid' Esq, - u ne, noios'
GENTLEMEN: accept your th.rns OF q testino1
nIal benefit for you Halter me so far as 20 CAL
me "Amerlcs's most promising daughter, ~ IS
with double pleasure 4 receive lt az the hsnos oil
those who are Am, rica's PRIDE and boast
ain ct young, but the 4. centIyc have recelved
sl.ewnese now crowned by an ovation ~ the Cspi-
tol Of our beloved Republic, VIII u-ge me on 10 en-,
deavor tn accomplish IN part your kindly wishes.
Wal, therefore have the nonor To sPpear before YOU
on Friday evening, May TN.
Bel Q I'VE, gentle men, your grateful, ser, ant,
Ii AvoNIA J.Nts
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LOST AND F0uNn

L OST On TUESDAY evening lsst between Gao
IL theirs IS Church and Mr.. J. Elis's, No. SO 9Th
SAAWL-PlN. The f der Will Ice LIBERAL, re
warded by leaving u st The owners, No. S8e 9Th st
CD REWARD-LOST-OnM Monday at or he
~ tween the Capitnl and Wizards Hotel, n su,s 4
tcrotohetD Sll RAG. cobia uITg n hsndktro hIei.
IL at this Office. lts
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t'VN ShI.FI.-A A VI q INV OF p hundred
L acres IN Fairfax county, Va Part Of 10 hea Ily
numbered with white oak, chestnut. x C 4: the alance
with pine for coal hJruIng lire wood Taere IS an
orchard of hry apple trees. Most of the clea I'd
laiId Is suitable for meadow. The ace is well
fenced, and the Railroad runs very near IT. ID IsoHe
mile dst Aht from The Falls Church three from the
Little Fails Bridge. eIsht from Washington, -. e,
and nine from Alexandra. For Init-rmatIou app,
10 John Brewer. Washington, ID. c. west or the
tent Once, or to Mr.. G8IdIn, who resides At Cot
G6Orge Minors, near the pace. ths subscriber
JAMES o. TUCKER,
the Orszt fails,
maG-9t. Eairfax cauntv Va
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Il " AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DMEI LlNG- HOuSE

~ STORY BRICK DwEI LING HOUSE
AT PKlNAE SA The subscriber hiss for prI
yate sale new aud very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back i:uIIdmgs
containing eleven rooms built in the hest msnuer
and furnished throughout with n the modern I'M
provements-gas and water, furnace. range Il G ,
DC. situated on north NJ street. between 9th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street
Terms easy and Imms date possession given.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE
Sd II Auct'r. and Com. Merchant
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THOMAS II. BENTON,

THOMAS II. BENTON.
APPLETON CO. NEW SoES
respectfully announce that the, have lp press aud
Will shortly publish,
- VOLUME kuoF
BENTON'S ABRIDGMENT
THR
$500 CONGRESSlON Il. DEBATES
winch IL finished 10 the end of 1850 SO as 70 nolu8a
the histtry OF the great compromise messuTa sd
q al the memorable politics. events which sccnD
panied Col. Benton's retirement from p0bite NE
fhe las sheet fell from the authors hand but ~
hours before he expired.
SHILLINGTON
Bookseller md StAtIoTer.
corner ~ street and Pa ave
Agent FOR BentOn's AbridgmeIt Of tie
nIa ol Debates of Congress.
NEW Lea Ter AND FINDING STORE.
4S5 e-fh Street West
Inc subscriber having opeI ed store an the aboya
ofanch oil Dusinehs, would respectfully invite shoe
makers ia w ashlRgtou and the surrounding cuuut.y
10 ca ana ne has stock, ng in part OF
SeE and hemock Ta"ned Sole Leather, French
d. Kin OF va Iey of make also, American do.
Dun lleather, Wax, Up 1er and Splits also, Eng
s aho rrehch Lastlngs, MOrOcoOs, and Balloons
nsvlne ooncl ded To sell exclusively for cash.
an oetefmned 10 ma he quick sales and small profits.
Shoentkers wall lind IL to their advantage To- call
where. Ri DIRRAasR
S"s s-iSt 80 10th street west,
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FOR RENT AND saLR

LNOR RFNT-A most desirable RESIDENCE
l. one mile above the heIg hts of Georgetown Ap
py on the premises, near the church OF ST. Abans.
ma 6-eOSt*
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E>oN RENT-and POts. sson gwen immediate
J. iy-tEew three-s BRICK DWELLING
HOt ST., Containing ten roomS, located IA the Im-
mediate vicinity OF the Smithsonian Institution
Apply immediately "a e. ID. through the CITY Post
Once. ma 4 81.
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EOR SA E-A convenient NEW BRICK
u HOUSE, elIsIbly situated, and within a few
minutes walk Of the several Departments. Tins
property will he cold enable terms, hs a very
long credit will be given portion of the purchase
money. II. ~ EANSDA iE
Wood aud Coal lard. I4th at
nSI 1 a.a.th. n d.
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WlSHlNG TO DISPOSE or PART OR
w the whole oil my FARM | will sell II VeTy
Taasonab o ierms. | can sell from one to a thons and
acres, and rs hue Land as the is IN Montgomery
county. Md; or would re- the House, with any
number ~ acres attached for the Summsr months
BEN: hut four miles tTom GTorgPtcwn and In n
very heal hy country, 10 r. desiIaba location
to families wishing Ia avold the heat and dust OF
civ. AnN iuIthrr In!t IuIat be obtaIntd ly
applying I" NAlLtk. Dr., Livery Stable. mer
OF 81 street Hnh Pa aNrnnp- ma 81
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FOR RENT.-HOUSE No. ?, in Franz lin r ace
Il opposite r rankin Square and next TO Secretary
Floyd residence. The House has just heed put
IN thorough repair, and is delg ;fdl summer resi-
dence: Apply to the advertiser, corner of and
18th streets.
ma Civ" w. SHIELDS.
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EOR SALE.-A valuable FAR NJ, containing gsA
] acres Of land under high state of cultivation,
situated I'm Prince GeoTgc's county, Md about SIX
miles from Washing ton, On the Queen Ann s II us 4
The improvements CONSIST OF good. comfortable
dwelling, with barn, fine spring, and dairy III con-
venlent loo acres will be sold AZ desired For
fur her information apply 20 GEO. W. BRAY Real
Property Agent, No. %. 3jh street, betw cen and
y streerS north. ap23-lm-
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHEP
~ HERDS, corner 7th ard ID streets.
complete asso tment of the publications OF
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School Libraries, Re
wards, Hymns, Tracts. &C.; Wesley Family, Tales
True Woman: Peter Cartwright. Biblical Diction-
airy. Young of Fire. What Must do to be Saved,
Sung of The dteT. Living ston's Travels IN Africa
brakes History of Indians. Six Steps 10 Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte of Zion, and
other Music.
Also, Agent for Publications of the "Chid's
Friend mas
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NOR RENT.-Two HCU SIS, built with al The
i modern improvements, comforts, and cnnyenio
ences. One furnished. Apply la GEO. W. RRAY
Property Agent, No. 282 9Th street be tween nj sud
n ELS. apl 0-lm'
EO- RENT-rWO ROOMS In the third stor,
T. OF The building occupied as Office by G. 3
Wasch, and Imnadiaf aly opposI'e the ciiv usn
Apply [" RICHARD WAi.LACH ans
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A two story tRAME
L HOUSE, situated ON 18th street and Massachu-
Setts avenue containing es Int 70 Dms, and cell
lent cool and dry cellar as also q very exec lent
pump OF water ia the yard, beautiful garden spot
with avariety 81 EXCELLENT fruit thereon. The SIT
of Washington City and the surrounding country
Terms, so per month tosgood and prompt teIaut
sold, the terms " III he very Liberal.
Inquire at No. $50 l4th street west, near Pa ave-
JNO p, HILTON.
ma 4 eotf Agent and Coiecto-
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IOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

N'UH ShLE OH ENEIIA No T. Tor IMPROVED
Clfh PROPERTY Five and one sixteenth
acres OF LAND. with n dwelling House, cont. am
inst rooms. Tenant House, stable, and Carriage
house. with other out buildings. aud a pump q good
water; enclosed 10y 3 new aud substantial fence
IheTe are on the grounds also about l,-i bearing
peach trees, about - appe trees, cherry pear and
quInca trees; about $40 feet well set bearing sraIe-
yihe>. forming an aTb1T, with sooSebarrie straw
nerTieS aspberrles. aBd CurrantS; rose and other
Towering bushes: aLd various shade and ornamental
trees; situated south of the FIRST toll cute aut two
miles from the Centre Market, between the resi-
dences OF }. &. lewis ana w. Il. w. White on the
Rockville Plank Road. WV
JNO. r.. KENDALL,
LStr 10 n, ~.
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Oc@ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

NOTICE My vito. Charlotte Soh having lef
Y my bed and board. on The 4th inst. without jus
cause, this Is to fOrewarn all persons from harbOr
Ing or tIusting her on my account as will not be
Responsible for any debts of her contracting.
5-Stt CONRAD Sob T..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

A MOTHER AND EIGHT CHILDREN
DRowNED.-The dispatches mention the
drowning of all save ore Of the entire fam
lily oil the Rev. Horalio llsley at Roscoe,
H., town ninety-three miles from Chica-
90, on Rock River. The Chicago Press
adds parti; ulars thus:
"About dawn yesterday morning, Fri
day, JuLe 9Th, freshet came rushing
with great violence down a raviue, thro
which in ordinary seasons, flows an in.
significant brook, tributary to the Rocl
River.
Upon the bank stood a Two story frame
dwelling occupied by much esteemed
clergyman, Rev. Horalio llsley. FROM
some cause, either by the undermining O
the bank or the dwelling being reached by
the tngry Acod, it was overturned and
carried away. Its inmates. the clergy
man. his wife and their eight ;chhdtet
were in their beds when they were swep
into the raging torrent. The fat er alone
managed, almost miraculously. to ehec
lis escape and reached the bank nearly ex
haus,ed, the mother and her children were
seen no more alive.
The eight children we're Of various ages
augiDg from infancy to seventeen years o
age.