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RATES or CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES
OABS. Sc.

[Eurad from an act Of ne Corporation, a4proeed March 20, 1921
SIC "a. And be Il eaaoed, That from and after the passage Of this
act, the following rates Of fare or charges for the conveyance OF per,
sons from one place to another in tho city Of Washington, In hackney
carriages, cabs, or other vehicles, carrying passengers for pay or
hire, between daybrcak and eight O'Clock p m shall not BIO exceed
ed-that IL to say, for each any every passenger, for a distance not
over one and a half mile, twenty Ave cents for any distance over
one and hall mile, and not exceeding three miles, nfy cents Pro
pidei. In case any hackney carriage, cab, or other vehicle, shall be
obthmed for a longer period than ave minutes tho driver thereof
fhll be allowed Tor the whole hack, cab, or other vehicle, the sum
OF Twelve and half cents for every hneon minutes 80 detained and
for ali conveyanocs or other deentons later than soclock p. M,
ue owner or driver OF hackney carriages, cabs, or other vehicles, may
demand and receive At the ratio Of city per contum on the foregoing
! slarges, IA addition thereto.
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RATES OF PosrAGE-DoMEsr1o AND FOREIGN
RATES or DOMESTIC POSTAGE.

v-. f. ...h hate o,,ee rndey a ooo mlle7 nrepaLd. 3 cent?.
Ls4s5 Z 81 q nror as o 10 ssoas aOs AM Isler " must y prepaid %,pIIdd by
stamps' + enclosed In stamp envelope, or hoy viii not be Gr
warded.
TeanS,pt N,,pspopeys Periodicals Circulars, dc, 10 any part Of
the United States, MOI weighing over 8 ounces | cent, and / cent for
Haas nyenald, NOT weighing over 4 pounds, cent per ounce for
apY Ud di-ispe ' IN the h United States under 5000 miles, and 2 cent? an
ounce over 3 900 miles. prepayment required. An fractions over the
ounce beng Counted AS an additional ounce.
Neoqapos and Periodicals not exceeding y ounce in weight
nsheiI -paliy, per quarter, 22Y; six times per week, 1873, triweekly,
SSi ss amar anG n oMo MsIsy When es weighins w. ounce double l3&c
above rates, .,,,.,., n,u,,,r |, oo.,.. y, r,uo,,.,,
6Ss containing q oeni per oSn I" - ca : =
quarterly payments, in advance, may be made either where pub,
n,nn, avs, !, rrrp osr a. no oy,1o c,r,yrprs
ington, 30 cents 4 OF,
TO France and Algeria, by French mails, 10 cents y or, 80 cents
DO by French mail, 81 cents a or AZ cents u OF.
Do BY Bremen mai, except Bremen, Frankfort Lug
erlands) 10 cents y ox.
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Luxemburg, wurtemburg, Holland, and the
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To Frankfort and wurtembarg, by Bremen or Hamburg mil, %
cents & o. :. p,,u,., !, u,o,,, mali 4 cam.
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TO o sas.r 4 an Snd it. States, BY prnsslan closed mail, 50 cents J. o.
DO do by Bremen or Hamburg mAl, is cents " or.
or $50
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Houses Printing Telegraph, National Hotel, entrance on Sixth
street, one door north OF Pennsylvania avenue. To New York, ria
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Intermediate points; connecting at New
York with The Eastern line 10 81. Johns, and tho Western lines TO New
Orleans.
Magnetic Telegraph, National Hotol corner Of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. To New York, connecting as above with the
extreme Fast aud West
Southern Telegraph, National Hotel To New Orleans, ria Aloxan
dna, Richmond Augusta, and Mobile, and intermediate ponts, mciu.
ding all the principal seaboard ouas.
Western Telegraph, pennsy wanna avenue, between Sixth aud sav
enth streets, over Gilnan's drug store. To Wheeling and intermediate
points, connecting with all tho Western and Northwestern lines.
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1t is seen that the area Of Kansas Is nineteen thousand square mites
greater than that Of all New England, New York, ana New Jersey
and that the area of Nebraska is ninety I'VE thousand miles greater
than that Of all the non slaveboldfng states except California oregon
ia nearly equal in extent to all New England, New YORK, tshpsyf
yania, Ohio, and Indiana. lis possible that New Mexico ana NESTLE
win bo embraced in one territorial organization by Congress a tn
present session, containing 2s 900 square mlos-ereeealng All New
England, New York, Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana, ana Hhpola. WASH
lupion exceeds IN extent all New England and New YORK
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mo. 630.l
By the President of the United States.

n JAMES BUCHANAN, President Of the United
IL, States Of America, in pursuance Of tho provisions Of the act Of
burg, late st. Helena, land district, in the state of Louisiana, andsu.
thorizng the resurvey Of certain lands in said district, approved
the pubic lands, do hereby declare and make known that Il public
sale will be held az ine land v olse az sHn NsMss sa.a m y ,he state Of
the sale Of the unapproprialed and vacant tracts Of public land ST
uated within the limits OF the following named townships and frac.
tonal townships, according to the approved plats resurvcyed, to
wit; eHr a#
sosah Of The base line and auei gthe principal meridian.
Townships !, 3, and 4 aud fractional townships q aud Z, of
townships i, 9, and 8, and fractional township I, of range2
Fractional townships / . and g. of ranges.
Fractional township !, of range 9.
soah Of the base line and sat Of the principal meridian.
Townships i z, "a, SO, and 7, of rango1
townships 3, q, and Z, Of range 2.
Townships 8 and 2 OF range 8.
Townships ., q, and 7 and fractional township s, Of range q.
Fractional township s, of ranges.
Township 8, ofrange !.
Fractional townships 8 and 0 Of rangea
townships 4 : ., and = and fractional township 8, Of range 10
Fractional township 8, Of range IL.
Lands covered by confirmed private claims, appropriated by Law
pr the nso OF schools, military, and other purposes, together with the
'fswamp and overhowcd !" granted 70 the State by the acts Of Con,
those tracts for which the patents have been issued OF applied for BY
, ,, day lay ap 1@an saa iUr the ns,s Commencing nn"s eS en- =, q ,,, the a sale, Or r which n.el, sean
ofthe actof 2sth August, 1872, hcreinbefore mentioned, siH& e
The apoIing Of The above mentioned lands win be commenced on the
Jay appointed, and viii proceed in tho order in which they are ad'
closed but the sale shah not be kept open longer than two weeks,
and no private entry OF any of the lands wl be admitted until after
the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington, this l1h day u
January, Ammo Dopipi Que thousand eight hundred and hftyniDe
JAMES BUCHANAN.
by ,e President: fn
THos. A. IiEspnlcKs,
Commissioner Of the General Land omce.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pressSpaon TO any Of the
lands within the townships and fractional townships above mentioned
Is required to establish the same to tho satisfaction of the register and
receiver of the proper land Office, aud make payment therefor as soon
as practicable otter sstap sls notice, and before the day appolied
fr the commencement of the public slla az the Iaul7 smbra(N%
the tract claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited,
Tfi0S, a, iENDKbKS,
Commissioner Of the General land uaSe.
Nom-Under the regulations OF the department, az hcre.ohro
and now existing, 10 payment can be made Cor advertising proclaim
lions except to such publishers as are specloiy anihoyited 10 publish
by the Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Jan l9-1awl3w (nt&Starl
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sIho Grand Duke OF Bulen, Louis, born August rs, la24, Is nndeI
guardianship by roson OF insanity.
His father, Ferdinand, husband Of the late Queen, was regent un
Ill September l6, 1855.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTqoN CLAIMANTS.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

fNNTV TtDFHRTV . w.
ON THE PETITION OF Richard NJ. Hos, Of New York, N. Y, pray
ing for the extension Of "A patent granted to him ON the lt May
lSf5, for an improvement In "Prining Prcsses,, y for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place ON the lt Of MAY,
1862
II "a ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent oAce on
Monday, April IS, at IL O'Clock, M; ami all persons are nounedp
appear and chow cause, II any they have, why said petition ought "H
10 be granted. -
Persons opposing the extension arc required to ne in the Patent o.
ice their objections, specially set forth in writing, at leasttweniy days
before the day of hearing all testimony bcd by either party 70 %
used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted In sccordAhe
with the rules of the office, which VIII be furnished on application
The testimony in the case VIII be closed cn the INi Of April neN,
doposilons, and other papers relied upon as testimony must be hi
in the Office on or before The morning Of That day the arguments, u
any, within tou days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that tls notice be published in the Union, Washne
ton, u. c., aud Day Book New York, once q week for three succS
sive weeks, the first OF said publications to be al least sixty days nc
fore the 18th Of April next, the day Of hearing.
IosEPH HOLT
Commissioner u Patents
P.ss-EHtor Of tho above papers viii please copy, aud send pI
bills to The Ia,rnt Office, with "a paper containing ths notice.
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GOVERNORS or THE SEVRRAL STATES AND TERRITORIES,
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TABLE E1HIBI7YN0 THE SEATS or GOVERNMENT, AND
THE TIMES OF TIM ELECTION o. STATE OFF1CERS of
THE SEVERAL STlTES.
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LRENCH BoOkS-llIustrated.
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Som IN althe States except South Carolina the governor is voted
for by fhe people; and If no one has a majority of all the votes in the
States ia which such a majority Is required, the Legislature elects 10 the
office Of governor one of the candidates voted for by the people,
sAnd fees. twin tue use OF a furnished house.
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square miles

. To these Dacotah Is TO be added, of the extent of which We hav
seen no estimate.
me snperachl area Of the present States Is as follows
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ARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC YlEWSO NIAGAhAl
Ii Montreal, New York, 1ieonderoga, Mount Vernon, Iompi
Washington, and the Public buildings Of Washington. sire y" "
Price u each.
For sale by TAYLOR A. MAURY,
Feb IS Booksellers, s3s Penn. avcn4"
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TEVHN"r UNH@NaI "FNh
Hon. Jeremiah 9. Black, Attorney General of the United States; A b.
Mecalmont, esq, chief clerk. The ordinary business Of this office may
be classified under the folowing leads;
L. Official opinions on the current business OF the government, as
called for by tho President, by any head OF department, or by the So
lotor of the Treasury.
2 Examination OF the titles Of all land purchased, as the sites of
arsenals, custom houses, lighthouses, and all other public works of
the United States,
8 Applications for pardons In all cases Of conviction in the courts
OF the United States. sm.. ..... E.. ##
4 Applications for appointment in all the judicial and legal business
Dftho government.
3. Tie conduct and argument OF all suits Ia the Supreme Court Of
the United States IN which the government Is concerned.
6 The supervision OF all other suits arising In any of the depart
Ients when referred by the head thereof TO the Attorney General
10 these ordinary heads Of the business Of the once are added al
he present time the following, viz;
First. The direction Of all appeals on land claims In California.
Second, The codihcation and revision of the laws Of the District o.
Columbia.
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E'RENCH BooKs-llIustrated,

P.s,-Eiitors of tho above papers Win please copy, aud
bills TO the patrnt Office, With a paper containing tbs note
Feb t3-Iaw3w II
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BOOKS RECEITED.

Tent and Harem: Notes of Oriental TIP b. Caroline
Pane l2Ino. pp. 500 ID. Appleton Co.
Glossary Of Supposed Americsnisms. Collected by Alfred L.
Tlwyu Nj ID. l2no. PIP ~ j. b. Lippncott s c. 5000
Tho LII, If Gen. Garibadi Written BY Himself. W IN
Sketches Companions in Arms Translated By Iheo'
dole Dwight l2fno. PIP 3D By 5 Barnes b n
Italy and War Of 1859 by Julie de Marguerite h M
Introdu,tior by DR.. r. Shelton Mscserze l@no' PIP ''
lives 1 tine oaeen. Of Scotland and English Prince.ses by
Asne, Strickland. Vol vii. l!mo PIP. SD. HlIpeI
A. T. Cicerons de Oacs LibH Tres. Edited by Charles An
thon IL. d. limo Up SIS. The Same. - =
Elementary Grammar EtymooEy aud syusN. BY Nl4an T.
Fowler l2mo PIP. - The Same 80,
The French Revelation By John 5 G Abbott S'o Pr ~
vstrT THSIrev or Peep at the Past BY the Author Of
Tho Micfocopss Compsuion BY John King NJ ID. Ggo Pr.
- 81 Crcirrsti. Robert Clarke CO.
Popular Tales frum Morse by George Web0e D1seh''
D. C. l. limo. PIP SO. ID. Appleton Co -
The History Of tie RtI Movement Of the eighteenth zen
,uiy called Metlodism. By Abel Stevens LII D. I-u''
ID 511 Carlton Porter.
Life ii Peter the Great vols i3mo Delsser Pro,tef
Roman Orhtpy Plea fo the Restoration q the True sysA
Of Latin Pronunciation. by John T. Richardson. lono. ~
III sheldon & c.. 49, an, =, - y, n D.
John w Frslci.. Nj d, etc. Syo. Pr Oh :; Too
H,to, Of the War 10 the Pcnn5u.s By w r. Napier Svo.
Pr ~. d. 4 J. Saiher CO. 80. - VI.
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Guernsey. lGmo PIP SS Henry hoyt- -, r. g.,
Hannah Lee Rest Or the Weary l8mg PIP % "a eae
Ihe Roman Question By L. A6oa~ Translates from tne
french, by H. c. cOaPe l2no. PIP 2" D. APfT''-
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porrCE CcuNrTSSIoNFRS

Tbs Board met ye.teriay afternoon q: Police Head,
quarters, President STIILN.S in the chair, and all
members present.
BY resolution sec. 20 II the Rlles AMI Regulations
was amended II at hereafter al the c.euol. duties
Of tue Metropolitan Police Department shall be per-
formed under the direction Of the Chief Clerk.
resolution was adopted directing the COMMITTEES
on Station Houses 10 select suitable building for 3
sub StetiouH House in the vicinity Of Eighty sixth street
ard the Boomngdale Road, ana that when they had
completed their libors, the President Of the Board
should corfer with the COmmC CoUacil for authority
10 purchase the property
The Board ADOPTED q resolution setting forth .ha.
the practice IL the members Of The Department in
making presents to their com handing off, ers int
proper and that the Board would not allow any CON-
planetary present gift to any officer of the force
whether rendered by citizens patrolmen.
Daniel III. GGyon and Archibald Lucas resigned a.
pa'romen.
n. II. Dibte and y. p. Conrad were appointed on
the BrOoklyn force. The Board then adjourned.
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TRAGEDY IN TIE TWENTY SECOND
WARD.
THREE MEN STABBED.


About II O'Clock THURSDAY night, two drunken
fellow named john MoKeuigan, and John simmon',
passed down Wet Forty fourth street, their way
home. While going by the dwelling house No. lJJ,
Simmons made some insulting remarks 20 5 Nrs. Ma
ria Grpge, wao was sitting % the stoop with her
husband John, and two friends, jacob Ebenharst and
Jacob Sehuck. She resi- tei his conduct, and Ebsn-
Lardt sprarg up to take her paI. when Simmons
knocked him down. This brought all OF the Germans
to their feet aud also attracted Daniel McKerrsan,
brother Of John, who was standing some distance off,
TO the spot.
during the melee which ensued Summons and the
two Mckerrigans were feaTfuly stabbed, bnt by
whom they could not tell The Police arrived 10 few
minutes abd found the three wounded writing
upon the pavement aud bathed in their own blood
SO quiet and sudden vas the affair that neghbor,
who eat reading near the open window, did not know
anything about 1t til It was over. Ebenhardt e'-
capped, but Setback, Grnge and his wife were ar
rested on the spot and Ebenhsrit himself was subse-
quenty taken by Captain Coulter. He exhibited
cut hard and black eye which he affirmed that the
wounded men gave him, ard frankly stated that he
did all Of the stabbing himself bis friends having no
hs1d in the matter. Coroner Schrnef committed
him for examination and detained the other parties as
Witnesses.
TIE wounded men were conveyed 70 the City Hos
pital and placed under the care Of Dr.. Quinby.
Simmons is cut the bowels go that his liver
and intestines which wounded, protruded, and
is lot possible that lie recover. John McKer-
rgan is wounded in several places, but may recover.
His brother Daniel has five stabs from several OF
which his intest;nes pIotruded. His recovery is e1-
trtmely improbable.
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n CfNI . 7 Y " .
Bennett at. Brune..

Bennett AT brunet.
Rp,ny il think in this the opinion Of the
rre ms. n adopted the extent o. ordering judgment
In depdsu on the and awarding cusody a the children
.. he pe,d bit defendant should the plant
s attorney e75 for toe costa IN prosecuting the seton
,k ,., .rn would have been Allowed he pToofs
counsel &c ard ainony II the report II the referee had been
mad. 30 tie usual and fixed n his report the waols
az. Entertaining that view o. no. how any other order
eou ,. after the dscOn VI the whole Toe allow
auce u counsel e should Be controlled by the cc1m,ances
tis,ipg ths time application therefor made. The
principle spps % allowance for ahnoDy peadeats lite AID
se should be made In. d.f,ndant shout! pay sD.
81 pr week during Tine and sach think would have been
toe order # The COur; made when TIE amony applied for.
DETERMINING this brioch II tks enbsrzssnf because
msde after The determined bat N. conclusions at which
have arrived seem 70 10 accordance with the wei sstd
practice IL equity. Ordered accordingly.
Lsich,sr.tein ar. bodile.
BRADY, 1.-The answer Of the defendant amounts
This that II the merchandise alleged BE- sold was sod b. TIA
plaintiff sd wife Of tue defendant who has sep
Iate sia,s and carrying business on her own account
The denial u the allegation IN the compliant not
The denial BY the Code That form may De conve
neu, but statement Of the dendAnts opnion 10
Indefinite, and IL allowed might lead 70 unjust delays IL
IT, iaeGore, wholly Insufficient: We have aed lAossn tSt
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Advertisement.
GREAT REDUCTION /.

In consequence the cold weather In june we have s st
an immense Of SUMNER CLOTHING on hand which ws arr
determined carry and have Therefore c"nodea 70
max. . great reduction Of prices all Sumner STOCK .
As every garment 10 lowest selling figures The
purchaser will be enabled to reduction made taos
hsurcs.
This viii afford great Opportunity for every one 70 sapp'y
themselves from very large stock of fashionable SUMNER
CLOTHING low prices The reduction mods
on our large stock Of BOYS aud CHILDRENs CLorHISG.
The 10 only beginning
d. DEyLN 4 Co. Nos 25S, go and $50 Broadwsy
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TVrIsF COMMISSIONERS.


TIE Board led q. L. atty third meetns y,=.~iay
afternoon. All The Ccmmis-Oners ware present.
Nineteen licenses sere gran.ed-Of which seven wee
20 stcrfkcrpe1s and twelve 20 .rukeepe's
NJ. lloLNF, offered a resolution directing the erk
Of tie Board = request tie General >cPerntcndon! o.
Police to report 20 the B.src TIE usme and eemence'
If persons cbs-red With yoiAirg the Excs lsS since
tie fir. q Nav ast and aso tie names 0. the WI
reslt, sgsius. sid persons. Aiop'ci.
Tue Board adio1rued to Wednesday next.
Thus fer 61 licenses have been grated, winch -
mere thaa double the number granted las. year.