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d The Canadian Prisoners. ,
eUa ~ "WAsHNGroN, June IL.

"Io George II. PeRdIeton and Others:
"Your telegram of the 9th inst. TO the
President, on the subject of certain citizens
of the United States In custody of British
authorities in Canada has been received,
and shall have attention. .... 0I
"WILLIAM II, SEWARD"
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4 BosToN DAIRY-7A. Boston. paper re-
ports that the assessors of Ward seven, In
thatcity, recently had the curiosity 10 ex-
anime a largemilk establishment, and lind
ing four large casks, weighing probably
two thousand four hundred pounds, they
investigated the contents ofu6e OF them-+a
stave being broken and TINS ailording ae-s
cess, ltewaaiiped With refined whiting, and
onitlking a samInG for experinsahG they
found that mixing it with water gavea
very good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
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= LICENSE NOTICE. {

COLLECTORS OFFICE, U S. INTERNAL REvESUE)
THIRD DISTRICT OHIO ~
DAYTON June l. 1866.
A LII persons IN Montgomery County. engaged
"A in business or professions required to be liz
censed under the Internal Revenue Laws of the
United states, who have made application for H.
cense, are hereby notified that said applications
have been returned by the Assessor for collection
and that said license tax must be paid and licenses
issued within ten days from this date at the onee
of the Collector corner of Third and Jefferson
streets, Dayton.
Tea per cent, penalty is required by law 10 be
added TO all delinquences after the expiration Of
the legal notice JOHN L. MARTIN |
ju2d3aw1 Collector Third District of Ohio
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From New York.

NEW iohh, June 1z-mlunlgnt,
Quarantine report up to this morning
shows twenty-seven eonvalescent patients
transferred 70 hospital ship and ten new
eases received, and four deaths since last
report; remained on hospital ship, forty
folir patients.
|, ,.,.f.r , NEw YoRK, June H.
Mr.. Roberts is allowed, by the District
Attorney, TO 60 ON parole until next Friday,
when his trial will be concluded
A.lot Of goods from the pirate Shenan-
doah were auctioned to-day, bringing good
prices
The ship-carpenters' and calkers' strike
terminated to-day, they going to work at
old prices. or Iai St1 bi'
Gold was feyerish in New York yester-
day, and ranged between HIGHS. To-day
about two millions of dollars OF specie will
be sent forward 10 Europe.
by the news per the steamer Scotia, there
appears 10 be general consent for a con-
ference of delegates from the several dis
turbed powers, Prussia Declaring her
Willingness to disarm so soon as the mill
tary measures threatening Prussia weredis-
cOntihued.A - - ~
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The Pennsylvania Central Railroad has
had 10 pay $1,000 10 cattle dealer for hot
getting his cattle through in time for tile
New York market. As q test case the de-
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gii IMPROVEMENTS I'VE notice that the nil
y road bridge across the Miami river, at
/. Sixth street is undergoing Important re-
pairs. IT, IL understood that the bridge is
to belentirely rebuilt during tie summer
but this will in no wise interfere with the
running Of trains. 1t seems that the rosufs
q running west and south from this city are
taking extraordinary precautions to pre-
vent loss of life from running trains over
bridges which are unsafe. Other roads
will soon follow their example. ,,.u
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t$- The Boston Commercial, speaking of
the Legislature of the sanity Common
wealth of Massachusetts,, says:
4 Theclefieal Clement IN the present Gem
erdf Court is Important principally for the
space which 1t occupies, and noticeable
only for its red-mouthed radicalism aud
blood thirsty philanthropy. They are true
blood-hounds ofZion,1- .
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ONO ASYLUM ron fHB BLIND. - The
educational year at the Ohio State Asylum
for the Blind, closes on, Wednesday, June
~. On that and the preceding day lTnes-
day), the closing examinations OF nutl
exercises by the pupils win take place al
the Institution W. a~,A 'fa'leW
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HUsroN Hail. Tonight Buriley q
Collards Minstrels and Brass Band will
give one of their highly artistic and at
tractive entertainments at Huston Han.
This troupe combines some of the best tai
ent in the rofe of Ethiopian minstrelsy in
the country, and their entertainments are
everywhere received with the highest ia
vor. Their concerts in Cincinnati have
been eminently successful, and thepress of
that city are enthusiastic in their praise
The Enquirer says "We recommend this
troupe as first class, Among them are
William Butler, j. +. Donnie, J. w. Mo
Andrews, late of Kelly & Icons, and E.
Kelly, late from Theater Royal, Dublin
Let it be remembered that they will te-
main here for zone night only-rI I'd, 4
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FENIANs.--Additiona ltroopsj mistake
we mean ffmian Butts Rrrived this week at
the popular Eagle Clothing Store, H..
Schwiirs, Rfoprietor. / is Main street.
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GB No use in talking. You may go all
over Dayton and you'll find the cheapest,
yes a good deal the cheapest and nicest
made-np Clothing in Daytonat II. Schwarz
lle Main street sign of the Golden Eagl
three doors south of Market House. 70
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4 GIVEN UP.--It isbelieSetl that The pro-
jeet set on foot by certain aspirants for
Office 90 repeal the charters Of Washington
S9a SS SfSrSs!GEs g ss P,sIrI$t sD Ss
IS 10 idea that Il Iiii el l ler bs bss6ne law.
The bin isnoY pending before the District
lCommittee Of the aSeaate, where II will
probably remain for some time. nj hi!al
n11n % 100 fflIfHr W. guiuIn.. FInlN FIlnsIIl
.attH uAf WusH Nh.lg nhl '
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PREPARE FOR HoT WRkTHgR- The heat
of fsum mcrs coming on, and every body
should go to Huber a Sons, No. KS Third
street, and get one Of those splendid AVN
ings, that theynre selling SO cheap.
iu6d4aw2 mtl lllsd sia
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az On Saturday, The ,RephblioaAs of
Green County elected Delegates TO the Re-
publican State, Congressi6fal and Judicjal
Conventions, and instructed The Congress
ional Delegates to urge the nomination Of
Mr.. Shellabargsr. ~
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FOR RENT.

TWO front rooms, Suitable for an office and
II sleeping room,) In the building occupied by
ane ONO Insurance Company, northeast corner Of
Inlru and Jefferson streets Inquire of WILLIAM
DlCkEY, President, or W H. GILLESPIE see
retary' Ohio Insurance Company. m9dtf
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Va gCAnps--I have had seyeraf HORSES
treated by Mr.. Andrew Makley ,tor diseases
peculiar to borses andF am acquainted
with anupber Of other Persons who hive
engaged his services in the same way. In
every case he has given entire satisfaction,
and IIhayend hesitation inlteSd1ihehding
him as ohc 6ftile Bestlhorse doctors in Day
ton or anywhere else idnFthisl slsection OF
country. Those having diseased horses
would ldowell to give him d calI.T , >.
"9' i1l343tf 700 81 I'M. SrocKERr ~
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Death of Ex-Chief Justice Lane.

SANDUsKY, o., June II.
Judge Lane, late Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court Of Ohio, died this evening.
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A Connecticut paper says some of the
wreekers ON tho City OF Nodwich,H X which
was burned of Norwalkia few days Since,
get from $500 70 $500 worth of goods per
day. Six bodies have recently been re-
covered fA r'ih f~n.i"t '7'l ''l iuH
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IaSSfiSsft 5f sSSlS SE ssS 5a5io% "Jal "a
sewing ,Maehines, At No, 227 ,sqeppd street
Is attracting very genefaI' ilttemtion.s Call
aud see them.wls r7E7ss "'
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the Houston Telegraph, makes an appeal to
the people of Texas in behalf of Gen. Ma
gruder, who. with Commodore Maury, has
been removed from office in Mexico. He
is poor-very pOof--without any means of
support, and. with his family dependent
upon him." .f.t tes ,a .sn ...t -..t.r4i
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g THE FAR.-1'he Fair of the Sisters ol
Notre Dame, at Clegg's Hall, was again atr
tended last evening by large and highly
gratified audience The excellent manage
ment of those entrusted with the conduct
= of affairs, renders this very desirable and
pleasant place of entertainment. Every
body who goes once, Is sure to go again
:, There will be q variety of rich prizes, Of
fered Tonight, among them several yalia-
BILE pieces Of silver plated ware and sple,-
did bed and bedstead complete. The man
ayers spare no efforts 10 render every
thing pleasant and agreeable for visitors.
and we have no doubt the hall will be again
filled tonight. Ice cream, lemonade,
strawberries and other Refreshments snita-
BILE tor warm weather, are furnished in
abundance. Goto the Fair o-night,i ~
f I'd .lflst.f.f -7r--a r>Af ~ i.lf llalattl slEl
NEw DoDGK.--Al pair of Cincinnati
sharpers, having got on the track Of two
New York ''drmmmc,s," watched their
p movements for some time, and thinking
that there was a chance of making q good
haul, traced them 20 the early Saturday
morning. train on the Little Miami Railroad,
aud entered with them as passengers to
Columbus. After passing Morrow Station,
Sharpers informed the Conductor that they
were detectives, and asked permission TO
arrest the New Workers, whiehwas grant
ed, having made plausible blestatements. Az
.cordingly, the two were ARRESTED by. the
self-styled detectives, and lmndeufFcl l0n
the arrival Of the train at Nenl.l. the deter
tiges called for the Marshal, had them
searched, and found valuable gold watch.
and one hnndred aud twenty dollars IN
greenbaeks, of which they took, possession
had them removed to a hotel, and re-
quested the Marshal to detain them until
they could procure lawyer TO draw up the
necessary papers-left the hotel and prb-
.oners and had not been heard 1om at the
latest adyices. 1EiA w NAbAt,Ef
GRAIN SAcKsy--C. p. Huber d Son, al
No. 27s Third street are selling Grain
Sacks, made Of the very best quality Of
heGvy cotton duck, at slOper hundred- They
can supply any quantity Of them AZ Short
notice. sifis b 7n-sF jn6dlaw2
fhfJfiI rfiHidM i W ftu'nt
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i An overflow of Red river has caused great
destruction. AtJcliersou, Texas, the wa
ter was three feet deep in the Warehouses.
where there was large accumulation of
goods, on account of the impassable state
of the roads leading 10 the interior. The
water rose SO suddenly that there was. no
time to save any thing. uHIFI
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THE uabAsT EMPIRE.

t#- Linen Busters at all prices, CSt n
Schwarz', liS Main street. ~ HIEIDN
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Eight or ten millions of logs are blocked
upon the Allegash river, in Maine, for lack
of water, and will probably not be got'out
this year, s.s.a 1ul 'h,a- of
1t is stated thatpiek pockets relieved Gen.
Grant of his watch, and Speaker ColfaX of
his purse, at Gen. Scott's funeral. a1gi
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NOTICE.

Susan Layton, Plaintiff. vs. Arthur Lavton De.
iendant Montgomery Common Pleas
THE defendant will take notice that Spsah Iay
Il ton has nled q petition for Divorce against
him 10 the Court Of Common Pleas OF said COMFY
nnd that an application will be made al the Jnhe
term ni sara court Tor decree upon the grounds
w m p..,, SUSAN LAYTON.
u hhhNiLk' Atty Tor Pln. mafa6
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/ 'iAtlAdrian, Michigan, lady saw an en-.
gine hoisr With asteeple, u aud innocently
asked Reutleman attendent, What church
is thatY' The gentleman, after reading
the sign. r~Deluge No.8n replied II guess
il mustbe the Third Baptist sT 8
n The census of Huntsville, Alabama, has
been completed. 1t shows the total popu-
lation of the place to be 2.273 whites and
2, PAS blacks.r eYet ~ neu
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WASHINGToN, ALEXANDRIA, AND
w GEORGETOWN RAlLk0AD.
TINE TABLE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

wAsurpsfor, March 20, 1850
: Trains between WASHINGTON and BALTl MORE, and
WARRINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run as fol.
lows, viz.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at ESQ, $50, and II rs
g. m, and 245, l. 30, and $50 pm.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at % . m. and 4 "a
FoR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ASsAPoAIs JUNO.
Leave ate and O. 20 I. n, and at AS and IsO p.
m. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave al O. 20 and :. 80 m. and 80 D. m. No train
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave al =. 30 am. and 245 and 7. 80 p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave al $50 a. m. and q 10 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, 81 $50 a. m. and $50
On Sunday, at T. SOP n only, connecting At Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore to wheeling, Par
kersburg, ke
Through tickets TO the west can be had At the wash
ngton Station Ticket once at all hours In the day,
we'll as at the new efhee In the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between four.and
half and sixth streets.
For New York Philsdsiphis, and Boston, soc .dvsr-
tisemsnt Of Through Line. I"
Master Of transportation.
L. NJ COLE
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 9. KooNTz, Agent,
Jas-u Washington.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN

NJ EN 1Ohh AMI NE" ia EN-
~ RAILROAD-lsBB.
Passenger Station In new York, corner Twenty Eleventh.
street aud Fourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
For New Haven, 100, 500 lEx }, ll.3O am. l2l6
lex }, g. 90 (Rx 346, 40 and 90 Tx p. IN. For
Bridgeport, 100, 500 (Rx }, ll.9O u. m IL Is lex j.
500 Ok J, B46, I 81, s 90 (Rxl IN. For Milford and
STAFFORD, 100, ll90 a. IN. g. a. l. 80 IN. For Fair.
neld, Southport and WestpoTt, 90 30 IN 34b 80
p. IN. For NOrwSlk, 90, s. 90 (Ex $50, IL. 80 m.
i2ia (Ex 800 lex s45, 80, $50 500 lE.l w. N, For
parlen 90, 0. 80, 1880 a. m g. Is, $50, 80 p. M
80 p. m For Stamford, 90, 500 LEE $50, ll.3O
a. P:; l2l5 (Exl, 400 (Rxl, Is, 4sO, 80, $50, 90
tEx) p IN, For PoTchester and intermediate stations
90, 3d. ll9O a IN. as $50, $50, $50, 100 p. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield 90 IN, (Ex) 500 lex
s.ooP N For Boston via ehOrs Line, l2l5 LET J. 500
P. N. Por Hartford and Springfield, 500 ok a. IN. !
l2lb 500 lRx,l. 500 p. m, Por connsstieut River S
Railroad, 400 (Rx. IL 10 D. m. to Montreal, 500
P. N. to Northampton. Eor Hartford, Providence aud
fishkill Railroad, 8 90 Tx. N l2l6 p N. For
New Haven, New London and stonngton Railroad At
90 q. m. l2l6, 500, 500 p. m For Canal Railroad
IL 10 p m to Northampton For HOusatonio Railroad,
500 a. m. For NaugAtuck Railroad, 500 a. mt 800 p
IN. For DAnbury and NoTwAIk Railroad, 1908. 80 a. m
J.. 30p.m.
Commodious sleeping cars attached to p N. train,
Rp9 JANIS II. HoYT, Superintendent.
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
IL FALL RIVER, by the splendid and superior steam
ers NEWPORT, METRu POLLS, OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength aud speed built
pressly for the navigation Of Long Island Sound run
railroad.
Leave Pier rs, n R., foot Of Murray street, daily,
Sundays excepted at p. IN.
The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt. W. Brown, leaves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at up.
m, landing at Newport.
The ENTIRE STATE, Capt B. Simmons, leaves Tues.
day. Thursday aud Saturday at p m, landing at New
port.
baggage master 10 attached to each steamer, and
accompanies the baggage to Its destination.
steamer runs In connection with this line daily
Sundeys excepted from Newport and Fall River to
Providence,
For freight passage apply on board or At the Office,
Pier IS, n. r. 10 secure state rooms In advance, to
ara LlrTLEflELD, Agent, ~ Broadway.
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ARRESTED AGAIN-Ann Nolan, al Irish
woman, who keeps a little shanty near the quarter.
master repair shops in the eastern section Of the
city was arrested yesterday evening by Sergeant
Milstead and officer Gordon, on q charge Of rob-
bling colorsd man of a valise containing lot Of
clothing. Mary Ann DsrmOtt and Ellen McMi'
Ohae were also arrested for being concerned in the
robbery. 1t appears the cOlOrsd man went into the
place and was invited in the back room BY Ann.
The other women engaged him in CONVEX alton
until she had taken the valise. They were locked
up at the station for hearing. Ann Is an old Of
fender, having given the police much trouble.
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TRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street. via Payonia ferry
100 A. NJ, Day Express, for CanAndaigua, Rochester
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Connects at Buffalo with
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at saa-
maGea with Atlantic and Crest Western RAliway,
1000 4, ~, Express Mail for Buffalo Salamanca and
Dunkrk, connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
Great Western Railways.
LOOPh., Way Train for Port JerVis and Newburgh
b00PA,, Night Express, for CAnAndAigua, Rochester
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West.
900 ~, LIghtning Express, Daily, for CAnandAguA,
Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca, DInkirk, and West
Connects at Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
Railways, and At Salamanca with Atlantic and Great
Western Railway.
500 D. m, BmgrAnt Train, Daily, for Buffalo, sAlA-
manea, DunkTk, and West,
HUGH RIDDLE, Gen sup,t, New York:
WV. R. BARE, 0snn Pass. Ag't, New York, a1.u
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DISTRICT AFFAIRS IN CoNGREss.-ln the
Senate, Tuesday, the bill to incorporate the Dis
trict of Columbia Canal and Sewerage Company
was taken up and the amendments reported ysstsr.
day agreed to. Some further amendments were Of
fered and the bill was recommitted to the District
Committee.
The bill prescribing the mode to settle the &C.
counts Of the clerk of the Supreme Court of this
District was passed; also, the bill to incorporate
the womsn's Hospital Association Of the District
of Columbia; bill to preserve evidences Of marriage
in the District; bill enlarging the powers Of the
Levy Court; bill to incorporate the National Safe
Deposit Company bill to exempt the property Of
debtors; bill to amend the act incorporating the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and the bin TO
incorporate the Potomac Navigation Company.
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PLRTRD.
STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
% NILES SHORTER AND 8 HOURS QUICKER THAN
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
TWICE DAILY.
On and after MONDAY, September u.s. the old and
h , line from WAshlEGToN via FRED BRICKS.
Sunday nights exeeptedD As follows;
The fast and commodious steamer KBYPORr, Captain
Frank HOliingshsad, and @. VANDERBILT, Captain A.
l. Culinary, will leave the wharf loot Of sixth street.
Washington, twice daily, (sqniAy nights excepted At
m and sc p NJ r.ViRg At Aauia Greek BY 1850
Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad, now entirely
com pleed, to Richmond arriving there at 22o p m,
mond, and making connections with the Richmond and
Peterburg Railroad for Petersburg and point" south Of
The steamer leaving Washington at s4O H.. arrives
10 Richmond at % a. IN, aaOrdins ana PIE time for
vile trains for Danyilis, Va, GrssnsecIo salisbury,
Charlotte, Raleigh, dOldsboroush, and Wilmington
u on nAf SUNDAYS Si leave WASHINGTON att. N. only,
and arrive in Rishmond At SCR m
York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash ng'On, and
y hTS1ss ss.ssfs
Philad'a IS 80
Baltimore T." 1000
Washington $50
Washington A3
SECOND GLASS rHROUaH Tickets
From Washington to E Mss%S5S
Can be procured in New York at No. 40 Broad gay,
and al GOGrG9d street ferry In PhS ielPhla at the
Railroad Company, Broad md Prime streets In Batl.
more, at the Camden station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
once, AZ the oCrnsr Of PsuSsyTsSiS sSsaSs and sixth
'IIset, and on board the Potomac steapbosts
m (NI5HTJ and baltimore 4 $50, as, and p m,
Ss5 and 4S0 M arrive in washington At 90. 80
connections Tor Richmond and the South.
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NEW YORK
wAsHIN aToN
sTBAMsHIP COMPANY,
GOLD LINE
... nEfWHHn
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON AND
GBoRoEr0wn, d. o.
oCRAN STEAMERS
BALTIMORE, RRBRCCA CLYDE, AND BMPIRR,
IN CONJUNCTION WIFE inLArD STEAMERS
GkoRoB H. STOUT, NAY FLOWER, AND ANN
ELlzA.
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and YRIDAYs
At lam. fromfoot Of High street. Georgetown, and Pier
Is, Rast River, foot o. wall street, New York.
For freight or passage apply to-
O. p. H666HToN, Agent
foot OF High street, Georgetown.
NJ RLDRID0B 4 Co., Agents,
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria,
JANIS HAND, Agent,
III Wall Street, New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded 70 all
parts Of the country with dispatch at lowest rates.
The outside steamers Of this line being put In
order for the Spring trade and until further nooe
freight will be carried by the Express line Of inland
steamers, with Regularity and dispatch.
Js22 o.P. aOuoHToN, Agent.
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RAILH o ADS.
DPILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
IL AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

TINE FABLE
Commencing MONDAY, March ae.h, 1880
Tralus for Baltimore and Warrington leave Phis-
delphia a. follows.
40 M, Express, Mondays excepted II. - O. m,
Express; atb p m. Express and ll.oo D. m, Rxpress
Way Mail Train for Baltimore At BIS a. m.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, ssOa m, Way Mail .. 20 a M TX.
press LILO m, Express ass p. m, Express 9 %
p. m, Express.
Leave PhiladeiphiA for Baltimore and Washington
At AIS a. m. 1, and II. 90 D. m
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at $50 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for New York At sop. m.
milo II. y. KkNEEY, superihtsndent
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Of tho Court overriding III. motion, to di,ml.. Til.

Of the Court oyerrulnR the motions 10 dismiss this
cause. ..H
No, 2I3, The Merced Mining Company, appei.
iants, W. Blddle I,ous.. Annual from The supreme
Court for the Stat. on California.
Mr.. Cm,f Justice Cbss. delivered the opinion of
the Court dis,ni,,ipg thi. oau,e for the want Of
Jurisdiction.
No. asO Ey mart, In IN. matter Of Lambden p.
Min,gan. p.,itioner On a certificate Of division
Of opin,on betv..n the Judge. of the Circuit Court
Of IN. United st.t.. for the District Of Indiana
Chief Ju.t,ce Chase read the order Of the Court
. eorv NJ which ". published Yesterday.
No TIA The United States. appellants Va. The
s,s.msr yictor and cargo. Appeal from the Dis.
,,,c, Can't of the United Stat a, for the Southern