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90 nhom il men Concern.
-,AIlrInN 4, nEAIERS 10 ELAsTIC FAB-

III
~ RIGS r.rfai1nr THREADS or sItEE1S cf VULCAN
ILRD RiBBF Rte urtssignsf Fvs- notice that - hold.
s5--p Char'rs Ouayt tas cNrsEc Ii5:
EucaTi.d Rlbtr prepared according g. sad Ooiyrsr
paint Jyre A. l8a ali elastic brcs tn eat stcitS u
fabric ell bsaidrd. ocEnd -rWtt fab
no .9,l b. rid Protected ore BIZ
VIII substances o'ier hsn bbcr ami in s h, esc
gods; and ay 90 tl- aid -, ra. Lbbef ta is Il
rulr snd ~ threads shss Of fbl-f vlleh are
rsGs f.si,i hy union with {, b covered by
AID be- rrbr give notice h1t h. = roy
yly in 81 b-is lnsoie rss- al
d. IL. s.,k h.
lis .i,,l, has teen c.ird sigerctnen: .ignd ~
Ian flSIl. ch ssll Juds1l c-ss T. - tan "
ta ~ - irF,r- AID 49, s1cF gods
Ia urfe7iEid j. szsalr dat t rrr'cns- On tn- pr q
JrGan upon TIE pUbic AMI y tsde for q par
POI q usurin- lis b-lcs- sod Jud1a has exsb6
Ii. pifeu- tile Court g. the = bic sri NJ d'-'
5fri the undersigned opportunity Of oomlnenns any
assir LIN IN of3,r t lrr titles CAarc- oo9iyraf
e7 he t, ooHyeJrd thr unirrszHcd. The Question
rnSton psr pe-Lsiicl u .- lot decisive Of
q ar te Of tie undersigned. and The card Published
Judlon tia. Courr Imposed bv pa
t-di tli p-TF n.rI aid Jyts5g Claims % ns-
t---u = hiu -; for TIE i5st .
The ro.r-gufd heG1Tr cflans All dslrs n sTticir- Of ne
above pi1us containing VULCANlLED RUBBER. h,'
10 such lawfully sod In us cartgy witEIt th'
stamp ert ti b. shall rrcuie. b The extent ~ as
law al pafson, infringing upon h, sid rghs Or1s-- so-o
sp5 nsff- 20 u-e guaranteed -
HORACE H. Day. M. q Co-irt4nd.st-, Nr~ York.
MIGHT SCAYENGER.--JOiIN DEENER,
ssN -
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TI'o LET-Fcc tbs Sunner, ms W ~ r.S Gsrd-a
iis so'-T s,astri vi.iia fsg g-hg.s' az yi,,b
Md pr! ApYiy g. Dr. J. H. ' ,hsipt,, = NY
h1al'ae ngI.RT fiYDOCK. No. iol lit-fi) 49, 3" -
ITO LET-Haf m s,,l rr,n epsiDFSSf cos.i..
n. Of 7 snieI Se,.ir CARD " ia ~ HORsF-
- Lhr, sd f.f 4css 81 i.ire mrs " 'uAsKIN ". II
Clarinr.st -,
,voLET-THE FRAME cor fAGE, N W. -
/ W., .sst. on A1rrsy ~. reo. ''h-'' ." ~ y a.
-, r-r.Irfs. l-cari1u excellent ani rent "~' -
PIERCE. y. - y Iiir'rst
,,,o ! t,,r--Tb. r-ppFR PART Of HOUSE No.
-. - w.. -,- q as, h. t1oIrrn improvement
- ~ r., Rs0u. arH iFr Pastries hni h'i -.-i
III R-f-.rs- required. iullit" ola ilr lr'-'-'
>S AND - 7th.st. Ia LIT Homes 'ie 'nt ~
iO 81 ..,. and b..-rueut hrst-ci,s 1nf m - =.
- - ,- ~, i .osgul-ta rcpari wiI D. ~ ~ ~, . -
10 I'D trnau.s: car - seen a, sny TIM App} - .
NJ lil at .-jd-st-, before 10 5 H. OF i'1@I = = 80
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NTEAMLRS FOR SALE.
- ONE STEAMtR ~ ~vt long by % l,~', beam.
ONE STEAMER 23s feet lon= by - firt bra1i
OHE STEAMER lie f-et long BY iSt i--i beam.
OSE STEAMER 80 feet long by p feet beam
ONE STEAMER l., feet long by Il lrtt beam
ONE STEAMER 40 feet long BY ~ fed beam -
ONE STA GOING SCREW STEAMER sbout "N tHas
bu!dri. -. .u
OHE PROPELLER TOW BOAT.
For fGthl Z information, inquire Of ~ . -
" CIiAS " COPELAND. No. &C broadway.
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ToINTRY RESIDENCE tor SALE. oa the

vol Nlh1 hEolDL-'tL '"' '-Ni'1. W ~
sol I'll SIDE If IONG ISLAND. near ne SCUM ~
yi,-a ~ Norc~s Suflik touuvThs pT7-', consist ui
ruh sGgFS 81 LAND 10 CLEARED. mos - ~ - . lH'.
80 So. u cultivation. the wood Ine bua ns' c,' y.
DWELL az -. a. wing y0. built in 49, 81 me best
r,ts Nv dave work, the ino<i srt'faniai nisih" GO
win rvery cofvencnre for i.rr' family OF oha4u-
-, H., prr- Barn Sird. Co.'S iinv", tF'ua'Y ii"'H
SD .ll.us~ NoTkshcp. TolliDrs", t"rn'nf~
N..tflor. y .rd Pen- e., q. N I-d order sno 'ely eN
80 .b,rd ~ srs rcd Fr Grspcry Ac The prup-rrs -
blinded on lie wet partly By beauuu pond Of Wa INC
crau... are elgibr situated. ninsndlns nn- we" p" u
n 80 ~ lie b.y being gest for Mid fowl and
rire H. ina 10 soutlenisn Who Ia. taste Ir ne o'>an.
49, al .sd f,h water privileges end the sports thereof the
49, fr = will CON 30 With he ,ll-h ir oil
Icue I.-uf Cell ut-n f. ~ ROCKER. II bans Oh,-, tom
70 Al !. ~. az J. {. HOE, No. lo Llb-f!y-pac-
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no LET-hstonishing Low Reut-S325. worth
'T,O LET or for SALE-The neat aud elegnn,

Il of-ou' HOUSE No. -ls Nest s!si-., nesr ~ az. IN
t-.!rc orr With every convenience Being hed TOO .
Ui De isl yesf vsJ ig~ {" d. r-hts lenin
A 4 NAN ~ Il Nsai;.
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,Un,nTTsTTiioT NOTICE.-RlCH ROSEWOOD
n " iveoRTyp FURSITURE-D. HOUGh ~
- A. pabic sSction, THIS DAY lMondiyL ny ~
"c,NN - s.n.r, assorul-rt VI Table Nsfe. such -
%b,Hs Dinner a se S,cr ssr'e IT,. V sa,.1
c"t 700" -. No =, (iint9uplsee hear Broadway. Cat
h. had ., The house only Parie. % dcsinnF M bay
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Galeo at Auttion.
. ICrION NOTiCE.-Cosuy HOUSEHOLD

A CTION NOTiCE.-C"s.ly HOUSEHOLD
Y FURNITURE, bring Tho o'ntsn" Of the i've story
d.uo~ NJ. ~ Wet ,;tgo,g s,r "a, W POTTER
G rs-srsc tic essat flnaIe 10 Ne 'oys Aoos. b,As
~. l.,,4 Sos-svi FssoForie (cost $500 81 r,--
49, Psr ~ niire IL 'aiie. IN ,sIo', c,yenhE. Tatss
-ia Lace Cur-ain- Bru.ses aud Infan csrpet.
E,eon Dnips ,ad sa T,D,' rah al eos G:vr SIZE.
"a' ',y,',d walnut ard mahogany B-dseaa. Buren..
w1ha,nd. Tole' Set m'n'le oI1.'s' o Psiains- M
rts, Iongc, together w1h largo vafey q eho., Yvr
Or 49, - 80 b.. appreciated st b. -een-
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COUNTRY SEAT and FARM of IS acres at

y Bedford. Westche-er County with large bahn--' nl'
&c 10 sELon terms tlsdr tgr Ne"-l ~ tcs
yu property 5 COChCROIf. No. 10 Merchants Exchange
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finc arts.
Removals..

REMOVAL.
GEORGE l.. CANNON
IIns removed from No. 4i6 Broadway to
No - FAST lSrusf.
BETWEEN BROADWAY AND UNtvhR>trN PtsCs,
,vhe all who de~uus cf obtaining
HOT AIR OF WATER RI RNACES of the most approved pat
tern.. HEATING aud COOKING RANGES, REGISTERS
HOUSE and CHIMNEY vENTILArORS, GAS STOVES for
heating and cooking &c, &c.
DLMOVAL EDWARD HARRIS Manuiac-
IN turpr Of FANCY CASSlMERES aud PLAIN COTTONS
hss removed t. No 1871 tGl!ons corner Chuich'-i ~ u
DEMOVAL.-The CONTINENTAL INStR-
III ANCE COMPANY have REMOVED Temporarily FROM No
10 Wsl-t to thc adjoining building No. IL Wuit hI iro
DEMON AL.-DEFIANCE SALAMANDER
IN SAFE DEPOT REMOVED from No. 1872 Pesrls; 70
Ne CS Mu1ay-st., corner Co,ege-p
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I D. HoLBROOK. AUCTIoNEER, No. ~

- Maiden Lane and No Liberty ~ VIII sell rms "a
Es@s Trees Ever &c. m gtra, 'afiety iom W" ""s
Florist I4h-st.. New -iork. =,
TUESDAY May 3 at 10. O'Clock at the sorr, No ~ Aaidsn
Lam Standard Roses IN full bloom; also Moss and knnsihs
Roses verbre- Pausies Sc, IN great rafrtl VA good oiaf
and ia bloom: also Dwarf aud Standard Pesfrr Pun oaS
~ and Aulrtr,- bearing order. all narrated true 10 ni-
aud grlecd by Nj Marc, in Europe aud tbs country and ID
chocs variety. Th, viii be the last sale OF Fruit Trees oJ MI
Ma tis season Also Grapsyinr Raspberry Bushes. 40
Catalogues all be- ready .ho morning of SALE
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE forsALE, at FORD

y HAM Nestch.-er Couutytne residence recently occi-
pra bv DE- Nash containing between aud acres aud nal
milo ou Fordham station Harlem Railroad. For rtl de-
,rfi,,,r ad,rTtissnirut ia The Tu'-. Appy 10 \ IL
the .t,f ISIS
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rI'liE MISSES ROiiks FRENCH ana IN
l CrISU BOARDING. and DaY-SCHOOL. No. - West
Ss, u,sr hs, PRIVATE CHASSIS iof Laiir'' ia Cor
man Errnch md Italian.
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Lon SALE or AtiiA nv, i!i w = t'Pci ~
"A ls--e 5story HOUSE, J6Np continuing y rcom' id
rdr.i,h. th Two acres OF LAND with Fruit Tres
coent We'll Of in area, brick Cstrg IN the water
from brought into the house by orceunp' situated IN
tie Village Booniu gyis~ Staten IL nd two miles from ss
Vile whs boats ply daily from 10 20 5ceLts each one.
bali on sail from the city and within mile
from Island Raird Depot, and hr JIth' OF mil.
from Princes Bay. delightful place fol bathing aud h'h
ing. For further particular, Apply 20
- SAMI FL EDDY. No. d IihertY st. n. Y.
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- 49,, -, py,s SEMINARY. Toryt"nn.

nj iNo ~ i.NF 2 BULKLEf, ls,r ID Hu, ,s,n,
~, rSo Prcps rae s' oa mo s1i, my Cos
snd Day Stool via con g' sc IA no. ~ 0fani = l.
lar Hiy - No. Il, Boadusy and at H'yn0'' NO. ~
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I,O BAKERS and HOTEL PROPRIETORS.-

y Y
!sl Eas, i&hs,.. viii y pgnciu-iy attended 20
no BAKERS and HOTEL PROPRlETORS.-
BALLS REL OFiS. Paleted Sep q. le5j--rhr 81
t.uion Baker. and ot-i pTOptO invited % The naiY
Ovtu si othsr IN cap1ctV space.
s.1uo- of construction, uc. labor Of working H. snd to
o. dor talei il v hr 4 l.kr. eli material These Ovens
/, oe-sul alton In th city Baltimore S-sss Oranse.
y j. and Wor,-ster Ma Address. apply - /. w.
KNAPP. No. rs Broadway.
NNANTED-iNFO in regard to tho
w arrival ofMi.s ANN MERRIAM cousin Of Mn klys5ta
DoHsv (u0Y Mr. NJ rlrteT Money vii b tor@arted 70
rav crresrs destination. AIars ). NJ PORTER hZ.,
Moran uuty Ohio
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DN JOSEPH nEtIMAN.-ou ~ i.,'''.'
ID Nav ~ o'clock az No Hal s. nes5 funh ~.
n hornny PARLOR and CHAMBER FURNITURE, maaosaay
Psuo by Grib Walker, Brrl, and Ingram Csfp t- nhs
sou Die IIcdonherg Heater Kitchen Range ana r1rD"s".
a.so fancy breed Fowls $500. -.
SAME DAY NJ u O'Clock 4; No - Hick. 81. seeroa
JJsn aud Degrs~.st mshoksn' PsT"r ~ kriIU D7o
..esf. Marriages. Carrots. Oh Cloths. Gas Fixtures. Ac
TUESDAY. Nv J, a;l0 o'clock m, Ut me IonTsi Ssrs
ro. Wlochiy corner Preflst large aud 3rnerai aot
,n, ~ s.c,I fIsnd FURNITURE from families removing
a. mahogany and AIM. Paof aud Chamber fsrn'
.nrr and MISCELLANEOUS goods.
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q. ~ =" HOME SCHOOL" New Rochelle,
sr 1sS. Wes-ch.ser County, New York BOARDiNu
HOC Tor BOYS i've minutes walS from the depot Of New
Hsvcn Rsi'r,d. quarter commences MONDAY, May
nays H. rl or Board, Nahus aud Tuition for quarter
f n t.N Boz receive her, the most thorough Instruction
ARD TN, ks-t Jr4lcu. Circular, fEcE Inflammation may
b. ~ app ing personally ~ Ires to Dr. T. a ShA
tLt Principal.
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ITO LET-A STORE (or Storrs), No . Cba,-
hsmIusre, running through 20 No 10 CathaEie-- ~-s
cellar aid Basement attached sa,ugug the Chat haa
PostCce tie has t-n occupied b. .atGe. t9f he
iss. yra.s. Apply 20 W. " SEYMOUR Co. No CaAi-
hArl-.quzre-
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A. NJ MERwiA, Aactioueer.
nv p.NGS NERWIN & Co, Trads-,Aa

~ "O" RFGtIAR SPRING PARCEL sALh
,,ren NnENINC Nsy 10 At O'Clock. Aid three i'a'~us
ASH-'"1'A ~ 6ays n ssnle hour. ..., =, ,,o..
GREAT SALE OF FSGLlSH AND Ahnhl 49, ,',' :,
C'nn.isr . y,gy extensive Ysrr'J 81 Is or'' ssiia 49,
,,srd.ni wors, In every department Of n'eisn $1,000
80 iTudin, many very elaborate aud ekpensiNey
49,. ALI new ana fr-h stock mostly ia hue shd % 800
huanss and consigned BY tie Lusi.s ana AnsfeA "a
,r~,sy for M ,alc 20 sold in los TO suit -
osFrins an unusual r-uui'y mo trade ana
public or private Libraries. Catalogues hay o, Ia" ON
az the salcsroOr.N 1890. o,c,osy
BDOkSFLLERS SrDCk--A large coae'tlon "i 'ss"'"s
ard M.lnneous Books including many new f'''0rs ~"
is,rarA Works &c Also Scientific CiSce ana Ss,e
Bo,,L. Also .n !aroce ~ hue ESGi.lSh while"
P.PFRS slightly dsu.sged Ia" voyage OF importation
ny JOSTPU UEGEMAN.-Oo TUESDAY.
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W,list-iilntVare, h.ta snd iron Up" -. It,.
cher a. - igli.1. col paper -'si on ''"ii-''"" .
- - LA
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situations 10 aeeotdance with the genius Of the age
and The demands Of the world although il is under
ibis very plea than the condemuationo of the whole
world is daily invoked against their own Institutions;
and none can fell what day the emissaries of a
"higher law, swarming in fanateal hordes from all
Chrisiendom, may attempta similar iRispsatton into
the affairs Of the southern States,
II seems to us thatn contemplate the move
ments and vaccinations Of this class of at the
South without concern and reprobation. II seems
to us that tie time has come when il behooyes the
southern States to frown down movement which
strikes at the root Of every principle and every
interest which the South can bold dear,
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ate eoqucnce at Of gore cctsiee the House of Repre-
sonatiyes and the country HI sxhaor<inary personal
endowunens, his coufngc, all s nobe quatsa Invested
him with an Individuality and a charm of character
which, ia any age would have made Tin a favorite OF
history lie loved his country above all earthly objects
He loved liberty In all counties Illustrous man ora
tor, patriot, phiauthrOpist light az its meridian
was seen and felt IN the Temotest parts Of the civilized
world AMI his declining sun, Il hastened down the
west threw back Its level beams ia hues mellowed
1plendor TO iiumn1e and " eheeu ths land he loved
All the States may point with gratifed pride to the
services IN che Senate OF their patriotic sons Crowding
the memory, come the names OF Adams Hayne Mason
Otis, Macon, hnckney and the rest-I cannot number
thenssho IA the record OF their acts and nttelnces
appeal 10 their successors TO give the Union destiny
unworthy OF The past What models these 10
awaken enuiaon or 10 plunge la despair itiinate
wiii be the American statesmen who ia this age la
succeeding tes shall contribute 10 invest the hall
TO which go with historic nenlulies like those which
cluster here. 49,
And now Senators leave this memorable 0hauabe
bearing with unnpaired tie Constitution reeciy
cd from our foreiathers Let cherish It with gratefal
Acknowledgements TO the Div Inc Power who controls
destinies OF empires and whose goodness adore The
structures reared by yield TO the corodng tooth of
time hese marble walls must moulder into ruin; but
the principles OF constitutional liberty guarded by wis
dom aud virtue unlike material elements do not decay
Let devoutIy that another Senate in another age
shall bear to new and larger Chamber this Constitution
vigorous and invoe aud that the last generation of
posterity shall witness the deliberations the Represen
tatyes OF American States still united prosperous and
free. 80 f IL r1- hg4raR
In execution of the order OF the Senate the body will
now proceed To the new Chamber ISL @
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ADDRESS or THE VICE PRESIDENT

As a traveller upon the arid wastes Of Sahara
Ievels with delight upon the green sward, under the
kindly shade, and at the refreshing fountain of an
oasis Unexpectedly encountered in the desert SO
will our readers delight nt the perusal of the address
of the Vice President delivered Tuesday ia the old
chamber Of the Senate, as that boo about final
ly to vacate that haowed precinct. II affords a
refreshing relief to the monotonous routine and
oppressive inspidity of congressional proceeding,
Nothing could have been more appropriate in topic,
sentiment and style, or more suitable to the ocea-
sion and lis surroundings than this admirable adj
dress The historical "reminiscences which the
speaker recalled were deeply interesting, and the
whole conception sentiment and tone of the address
felioitoas in the highest degree.
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The common school system of New York seems to be
growing into disfavor in that city, because of its
nous expense The mayor in his message says the
penscs of the school board have been increasing every
year since 1885, in degree disproportonats TO the in
creased of the community and he contends that
under less complex system than the present. the chill
drcn Of the city could receive good education at
considerable reduction of the expenses This is the dan
ger which attends school system, which
is yet considerably less expensive than that Of New
York. The proposition in New York is to abolish the
ward officers. and invest the whole control and govern
ent of the schools in The hands Of single board OF in
telligent men and IL good, trustworthy can be
found willing 20 undertake the task we do not know
whether this would not be the better plan.
philadelphia Ledger.
SKATING CLuB There is Skating Club in South Fra
inngham, Mass the members of which have acquired
much skill gentleman who has witnessed theft spolts
states that IL pleasure 70 them day or two
since performing their graceful and difficult evouons
which showed the results of much practice and perse-
verance The movements were all in regular company
drill OF order.
TnE oLD sroRY "A young man, protesting TO be "a
converted Catholic. and the son OF wealthy gontle-
in Montreal who had therefore been turned out of
doors by his indignant parent has been playing the soon
fdence game sevel Protestant cergymen in Roches
ter He made to figure extensively at
nssemblages and after making sundry forays into their
pockets, he decamped leaving the Rev Mr. Fleetwood
pay heavy hotel BILL for which he had become re-
sponsble and elaborate string OF certificates Of good
character in bis own pocket.
BIoruM EssT. In the Belgian Chamber OF
representatives the Minister Foreign Affairs has in
formed the Chamber that the government had sent con
sui general 10 China to conclude and collect such
Information as may be useful to the commerce of Ant
werp. Similar arrangements win be made with Japan
Cochin China, and Siam
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Than Accrprs scE. I'VE publish in another column
says the Norfolk Ayus) the '"''sfS u aepep'aoe u o'
democratic nominees for the Offices of anu ~
torney general Mr.. Montagues has already been a..
before our readers Mr. Letcher squarely up to
Ia moot questions, by avowng himself friendly to a
liberal and .dicious system of internal improvements
and that his views correctly stated by Mr. Garland
ia the nominating convention and by declaring his
vction that the institution of slavery it exists in y
ginia is morally socially and politically right"
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N.yAr IxrrlIlcRxcEsThe United Stitos steam frigate
Minnesota was Shanghai the gath Of October The
sloop Germantown was at Macao the 29th Of ths same
m ,nth. $3.50 F3s asat1 raa5t q gssw4 "a ag -
The Green Bay Aacoats says there are now, on the
borders Of Green Bay thirysx mills with an aggregate
capacity for saving upwards Of fest Of Inn
Der annually This does not take into account the su
gle, iath and timber manufactured. 6Ssl slfsgs
Daopslc,L OPERATION, On Saturday last Dr. W
coffin OF Portsmouth Va In the prs Of Dr. Arthur
r. smith and other medical men. performed very sue
cessfuI operation ON Mrs Donne resident Of Ports
month for dropsy. Fourteen gallons Of water were
fakeu flof, the ialy, and she u now dops wei -
"Cn,ilINoE Accfi1Ep.--I. T. Foote has accepted tie
c,,'.'n.. *; q horse, sMcmengsr Nor
-, :" ~ az, 20 Ma,eh next over the Hibb Lane
soqrse, at Huntsville, Ala $1,000 sac s'V' 'V''
felt s.s1e Nai4lT t.1lNtNsl NnsraG ~ 4
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OVERLAND MAIL RouTnThe following despatch. re
ceyed by the Postmaster General yesterday morning from
Mr.. Jno, Butterfeld of the Overland Mail Company
shows that arrangements have been perfected by which
the advantages derived by the southwestern States from
the newly estabished California mail route will be much
increased
@ Memphis Jan, Arrangements have been made
here by which expect to shorten the schedule thirty
hours between Memphis and Fort Smith. leave 10
morrow for Fort Smith"
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
eas STATES.

ss 49, ~ WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY s. 1859. taaesls ~
Thomas s. Phillips, esq, of Kentucky, admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this court.
No. 81. Reuben Middleton, plaintiff in error Us VIII
liam Mctirew. IL ordered by this court that this
cause be continued until the next term
No, IS, The United States, appellants, ps. John A,
suffer The argument OF this continued by
Messrs Crttenden and Batter for the appellee
Adjourned until to morrow at III o'clock.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY &. 1859.

- WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 8, 1852 F4aa
Robert Graham rs The United States The opening
argument ia this closed by claimant counsel
Mr.. Glle u, g. Solicitor, commenced his reply and
before concluding the court adjourned to II m, to-
morrow ~
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WASHINGTON CITY
rnUasnAY. JANUARY Q, 1870


A tbs bassssss sieN o. she proposed
.o.ass IN ss syr.s strictly cash basis an
collection Of subscriptions nor me % aie '
should oe made 70 Agents Itef lh 9s "a
ept who is Athorxedto make eoseu'n
Ia wAto.Ma land, aud virginia,
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That extravagant assertions respecting the cost Of
Illustrations desired for this report permitted APP
rear in the public prints ncontradlctsd though pro-
fessedy based upon the authority of the Superintendent
that he declines neects to call upon the Secretary OF
The Interior in relation to these subjects WHEN requested
and that he has expressed his belief that Another Hepot
en Agriculture would never be printed under tas dree
ZION q the Patent ofs, are sabieots worthy stlsss
oned nterrogatories But these and other topics mar
be dlscusset, hereafter. $500 $500
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GRAND CONCERT

Al aH Faoca HILL IN Strea, 2snrsdry hpsasag, Ja-
3i tnrv @, 1889.
rpRoF. HERR MYERS, of England, who had the
atronage OF Queen Victoria aud Prince Albert aud Louis Ma
eon Of France viii give musical entertainment as above States
~ several eminent professors music The programme
vii consist opera aud other pieces Inc pcf'uanses
M Nyor have with pleasure py nuhpr o
gentlemen this city by whom be has been
induced o give This one concert
Programmes viii be furnished at the door 80 ass -.
80 s,,,a.. Wy l So
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Queen victoias titles and dgnities are thus set forth
in her recent Indian proclamation, the parts alicscd
being used for the first time Victoria 10y the Grace Of
God, of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
lrnd and Of The Colonies ard Dependencies thereof Europe
dsin Africa Ancca and Ausaa Queen Defender Of the
Faith nfa faaat 53rt fta NJ ia.al,a IN ~ SO $500 q