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The GENERAL LAND OFFICE. - Commits.
sioner Wilson has just approved cash entry
No. Cos for the town site of Arcala in tho
Humboldt California; land district made
June 20, 1864, under the act of May 90, 1874
and has directed patent to issue for the
lands so issued. He has also approved the
entries of Messrs. Asa Spear, John G. Pres,
ton, Marc Tumala, and Eliza Sharp, parties
contestants against said town site before
the final adjustment Of its boundaries, and
directed patents to issue to said parties re-
spectiyely
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IOsT OfflCE DEPARTMENT, I
FINANCE OFFICE, October, 1866 (
Lettor.siEs envelopes stamped 5 cents, made Of a
cheaper quality Of paper than those heretofore issued
are furnished by the Department at $50 so per thousand
being g. so exclusive POSTAGE and in proportion fol
less quantities.
The better quality at &9t so per thousand not how
ever superseded, but will be supplied heretofore
and II desired will be ruled for the address, without
additional charge This Is the only kind Of envelopes
furnished with ruled lines.
In using ruled envelopes the superseT puon should bG
written before placing the letter In the envelope other
wise the lines will be concealed,
Upon all letter aud Official sire envelopes there will
be printed the end, without additional charge
the names, business and Post Office address Of parties
and request to return II unclaimed, within given
umsthe whole not to exceed four lnes-when ordered
In quantities Of avo hundred aud upwards Of any speci
ho nOmination.
Among the advantages secured to the public by the
use Of stamped envelopes are;
First Cheapness
Second Security to correspondence, In this that the
stamp cannot be removed nor lost
Third Where 4 request 10 endorsed for tho return OIL
the letter. II will not be sent 10 the Dead Letter ONCE Ia
the event Of Its delivery but will be returned d.
rect to the writer, free Of postage,
The postage stamped envelopes spoiled In direct
Ing, will be refunded In stamps as provided In section
$50 Postal Regulations
By order OF the Postmaster General
A N. ZEvELY,
uOlo Third Assistant Postmaster General,
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THE WENTWORTH AND WILSON
FITTIES.

No greater parade of mysterious and mar
vellous preparation for astounding the public
was ever initiated than the solemn duties
imposed upon the classic WENTWORTH, Of
Illinois, to investigate the collision between
The President and certain members of Con-
gress, and the astute WILSON, Of Iowa, to
prosecute the impeachment of the EXecu-
tive. The country and the world waited in
breathless awe upon the deliberations of
WENTWORTH and WILSON. Trade halted,
finances trembled, industry and commerce
palpitated while the ponderous porker from
Chicago and the fussy little pettifogger from
Iowa pursued their wcighty labors in secret
conclavc.
WENTWORTH and WILSON have reported
and the world breathes again. The noun,
tain went through the most extraordinary
agonies of labor, and the result is the feeblest
specimen Of mice have made their appear,
ance. We had regarded the first report Of
WENTWORTH q most complete success as ga
lame and impotent conclusions" but for a
climax of wretched weakness Wilson's re-
port takes the palm. If fzzling was at a
premium we should put up our money on
WENTWORTH and WILSON. Hereafter if any
one wishes to point to the most sickening,
silly, and puerile efforts i'll American legisla-
ton, they will only have to mention the re-
ports of these redoubtable Tvs" 1t can be
said Of these pusillanimous documents, as
the man said OF the appearance of a certain
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National Theatre.

Mr., JONI BRoUGHAM made his bow to a
full and fashionable audience at the National
Theatre last evening, His acting provoked
the spectators into calling lin out at the
front edge of the staging, where he made a
speech, under protest,) which was exceed
ingly Broughamish and funny. lie will ap-
pear again this evening in capital piece.
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Fatal Accident 20 n Telegrapher-
Judge Appointed.

INDIANAPoLIs, March IA young man
named Thomas Irons, employed in the Office
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
fell from a stepladder on Friday last, while
head. When picked up he was insensible, in
at IL o'clock, at which hour he died.
Hon. r. w. Thompson, Of Vigo county,
has been appointed judge Of the new circuit
court created by the present Legislature,
composed Of the counties Of Parke, yermil.
lion, Vigo, and Sullivan.
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TUE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY yester-
day received information from England, of u
trustworthy character, which leads to the
belief that in the event of the passage of the
tariff bill increasing the duties on goods i'm
ported into the United States, organized at
tensively into the country and more espe,
cially from Canada.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY
IL OF WASHINGTON, 80.

hereby certify that Christopher Adams Of the said
county came before this 5h day Of March, 1867 and
gave information, as required by law, that there
upon his premises at Droyer's Hest Georgetown D. c.,
the Let day Of March last, red cow without any
other marks, as astTay.
Given under my hand and seal the day and year hrs
| above written. N. II. MILLER, JP. H. 81
The Of the above described COW Is TO
prove property, pay charges and take her away.
| mh6.3H CHRISTOPHER ADAMS
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ORPHA ANS URT,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit;
In the case Of William Paul Brown, executor Of Jas
r. Wood, deceased, the executor Aforesaid has, with
tho appreciation Of the orphRnh' Court Of Washing.
ton county Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY, the 9th
day Of January, 1857, for the anal settlement
and distribution OF the personal estate Of said de-
ceased, and Of tho assets In hand, far the same
have boon collected and turned into money when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
notified to attend with their claims properly youehed
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit In said doeeaseds estate; provided copy oil
this order DO published q week for three week
In the NAToEAL REPuPIIoAS previous TO the said day
Test; JAS. X, O'BEIRNE
elol -W9WE RaqisteT Of win,
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICETHATTHE

II Subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county, in tho District Of Columbia
letters Of Administration on the personal estate Of
Thomas p. MeMauus, late Of Texas, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the I'd day OF
March next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of March, 1857.
ASBURY LLOYD,
mhO-w3w Administrator
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CouRT IN EQUITY-Judge Ohn.-Mason
VS.. Mason. Order Of final ratification of trustees
second sale and auditors report.
Francis Hawkins VS.. JnO. L. Hawkins. Order to
take testimony before the examiner, J. J. johnson
National Bank Of the Metropolis VS.. Spraguo OF
al Order allowing decree to general term.
IN re Jas. J. Kills, lunatic. Order ratifying
trustees sales, Mise
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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE
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N D. Private entrance and Office ring the hall bell
mll.lN
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ORPHANS CoURr - Judge Purcell. - The
will Of John McGarvey, deceased, was admitted to
probate and record and letters testamentay issued
to Michael o. Moran bond 50, 900.
The will of Ennols Rozel, deceased, was admitted
to probate and record and letters testamontary Is
sued to Margaret Rozei bond 81, 900.
The will and codicils Of John P. Pepper deceased,
were partially proven.
Letters of administration on tho personal estate
of VIM, Ebert, deceased, were granted to Elizabeth
Ebert bond 81, 900.
Elizabeth Ebert was appointed guardian to the
orphans of VIM. Ebert, deceased bond 5000.
The second account of Julia Addison, guardian
to Charles Morris Addison, was approved and
passed.
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CRIMINAL CouRT Judge FiSher.-The
case Of the United States VS.. The Alexandria and
Washington Railroad Company, indicted as a pub.
lie nuisance, was resumed and concluded. Verdict
not guilty.
On motion of r. P. Jackson, attorney for tho de
foncN in the case Of tho United States VS.. Franz
Rounds, 1t was ordered that the execution issued
on the bond of James +. Gross and Frank Roundi
be, and is hereby, quashed and the judgment va
Gated.
In the cases of Margaret Waters, Henry Woford
David r. Smith, VIM. Moody and Charles Stewart
a nOHe prOSeqmi was entered by tho District At
torney.
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CIRcUT Chief Justice Cartier
Jones, use of L. Cook 4 Co., VS.. Kasche. Verdict
for plaintiff for 100000, with interest from March
7, 1865.
Cockey 4 Co. VS. Stafford. Judgment for plain.
tiff in the sum of $l54 81 with interest from March
80, 1865.
Waldhiomer 4 Son VS. II. Coleman. Verdict for
plaintiff for full amount of note, 5000, with in.
terest from October |, 1864.
Viedt vs.. King. Non-suit
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THIS is TO GIvENOTICE THAT THE

II subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Washington county in the District Of Columbia, let
ters OF administration the personal estate Of John
feathestone, late Of Texas, deceased All persons hay
Ing claims against the said deceased hereby warned
~ exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber before the I'd day Of March next they
may otherwise by law DO excluded from all bsueht Of
the said estate.
Given under my hand this I'd day Of March, 1867.
AsBURY LLOYD,
mh6-w3w Administrator.
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ag- The GBavest MnladIes Of Youth and
EARLY MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Off Passions, and the Brrors Abuses and
Deasef peculiar to the nrst age Of man. with reports
methods Of treatment employed in this Institution.
Sent In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge address,
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. jAll-9m
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LANDS FOR AGRICuLTURAL COLLEGES IN
MICmGAN.-fhe Commissioner of the Gen,
eral Land Office has received from the State
land Office at Michigan list of lands selected
by that State under the grant for agricul.
tural colleges by the act of July 2, 1862
forming, with previous selections, an aggre.
gate Of 225 ,253.sS acres.
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DrsPosALs OF PUBLIC LANDs.-Returns re-
cived by Commissioner Wilson show an ag-
gregate disposal Of 1871 acres of the public
lands during the month Of February last at
Menosha, Wisconsin, and Tallahassee, Flori,
d. Offices Since the Office at Tallahassee,
Florida, was opened l,244 farms have been
added to the productive force of that State.
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EXAMINING SURGEoNs.-The Commissioner
of Pensions yesterday made the following ap-
pointments Of examining surgeons: Doctors
Henry S. De Forrest, Ottawa, Kansas; VIM.
F. Mclean, EvOnsburgh, Pennsylvania; Geo.
w. Cooper, Garnet, Kansas; Rollins +. War
ner, Port Henry, New York; Stafford f. Hale,
Seycl, Shclbyvile, Missouri.
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sS- Notice to Tax Payers OF Washington
Crr.-The Board Of Assessors having completed the
IAl assessment for 1857, will sit board Of APP
peal and for the purpose Of making eorrseons from
the 18th instant to April lat inclusive, Sundays
eepted) at School Commissoners' Room, second story
City Hall, west wing, from a. m to p. each day.
BY order Of the President. fs2.sotapl
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CAPTURE OF CoUNTERFEITERs AND THEIR
MATERrAL-The officers of the secret service
division Of the Treasury Department recently
effected the seizure Of counterfeiters' tools,
consisting Of steel plates, dies, presses, and
felt fractional currency. A large amount Of
partially finished fifty cent functional cur
rency notes was seized at the same time.
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UNITED STATES CoURr OF CLAIMS
TUEsDAT, March 8, 1857.
The court met as usual, but adjourned to Mon.
day the 18th instant, at II o'clock, a. m, in con
sequence Of q death in the family Of Chief Justice
Casey.
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we the undersigned, fully approve Of the object
pressed In the foregoing Communication and recon.
mend II to the consideration and also to the patronage
and encouragement Of tho public:
:, Richard Yates, Reysrdy Johnsop. Henry Wilson, J
Lane, J. r. Doolittie, Alexander Ramsey, Jas W. Nye,
David 7. Patterson, W. Salisbury, J. b. Henderson, w
2. Wiley, ?. O. Van wnklo, J. J. Farn,vorth, X. v
whAley, B. r. V. Wright, J. W. Porney, Richard Wal.
ZACH, Q. H. Snow, John =. CoYle Philip Z. Rendall.
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spECrAI NOTICES.

aF City Hail, Washington, ID. o., March
2lse7.-NoTIcR TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
As the list Of property to be advertised this year for
nonpayment Of taxes will be much larger than usual
II will be necessary 10 decline receiving taxes from and
aer the 7h instant until such time as the list may DO
Published Persons interested will please call before
that date.
wM. DIXON, Collector
mh5.st RANDOLPH CoYLB, water Registrar
81 To the Pubiic.-Having been honorsd
with an Invitation, signed BY Hon. Rsverdy johnson,
n p. Banks, and other distinguished gentlemen, TO
repeat my
LECTURE ON HAMLET, WITH READINGS PROM
THE PLAY,
propose 10 do At early day, and TO appropriate
the entire net proceeds for the relief Of
THE POOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Who according TO statements from reliable sources
suffering extreme deStitution, especially in Lancaster
District, which has been visited with almos, entire
failure Of the corn crop during the past season.
Leaving all questions Of political character 10 the
wiser Judgment Of those in whom our country has
posed the sacred trust OF enaeng and exeentng Its
souls who, although regarding military force . .t
Indispensable In controlling the unsubduod elements Of
rebellion will yet concur most cordially in the senti
ment that aside from all political considerations these
starving men and women brothers and sisters,
Of one blood and nation, and, as such, have strong
In this effort for The relief Of our suffering brshrs
earnestly solicit the sympathy and active opera
ion Of the public and especially Of the ladies Of wash
ington and could humble effort meet the approval
Of gentlemen in high ofoia position we feel deeply
Impressed that aside IRON considerations Of material
aid, the proposed movement would produce most ex-
an brotherhood which will In the end, surely lead TO
harmony In our political relations.
Rev. I, D. Gurlsy aud Rev. D. .. wis,t, 8 J., who
have kindly consented to act treasurers will have
exclusive control Of the distribution Of tickets aud all
proceeds Of the sans, which will be applied 10 tho
chase Of corn to be forwarded to the President Of the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad Company, and
other responsible parties, for distribution.
All who may feel disposed to encourage this effort In
behalf Of suffering humanity wilt please leave their
address at Messfs Philip soomons $40 Psunsylyania
avenue.
Bditors Of city papers will render very material
aid by kindly giving the above insertion in their
columns. II. CLAY PRRUss.
wASHISoroS, February q, 1867.
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New YORK stock and Money MARKET.

NEW YORK July IL.
The stock market opened strong, Erie
the fayorite, selling at T21s. Michigan
Southern WAS the weakest. On the call
the market was very strong. New
York Central is evidently being fixed
up as the next card. Rock Island WAS
strong, and Northwest, especially pre-
ferred, showed more animation. After
ward the whole market declined Ral,
but quickly reacted. The market is
very sensitive, especially ON Erie. At
o'clock the market was lower, but
strong. New York Central was the
strongest. 1t was rumored that a raid
noon, but the market is too strong to
break it materially. AT 3 o'clock the
market was heavier, with "a disposition
to realize. At 80 Erie was steady,
and the balance OF the list heavy. AT
terward the market was heavy, Erie
selling at 70z; Northwest common,
451s; do preferred, 6S9S. At 8 o'clock
Erie advanced to NJ.
Another attempt to break the market
is to be made Tomorrow. Old South
ern parties are concerned in the move
ment.
Money was made active to-day by
the bears; but it closed easy at 4a5 per
cent.
Gold closed at 1897.
Express stocks dull, and very little
doing. Large amounts cannot be sold
except at a material decline. Adams,
6SJ<; Wells, Fargo & Co., 6iI<; Ameri-
can, 81; Merchants Union SIS; United
States, g. .-s.-a
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ASST; Mariposa I0kaI0JS; Western
Union Telegraph 4T&a4S; Pacific Mail
1921; Atlantic 109I<; New York Cen
trail lO57Sal055<; Erie 7O5SaT01S; Hudson
l0e5{; Reading l0S5<alOIlti Michigan
Central l09&all0; MichiRI n Southern
7g5saT9JS: Illinois Central l22%sl23.
Pittsburgh S95SaS93<; Toledo lI9@s a
1eOI<; Rock Island 97I<a972<: North
western 445<a45; do preferred 6S3SA6SJz;
Fort Wayne lOl5<alOl}S; Wabash 49,.
Cincinnati.
JULY l2.-FLoUR-In good dempnd,
and fresh scarce at Sl2 25aI4; including
family and fancy; sales new Ohio at SIS.
GRAIS-wh and I0c higher:
No. winter 81 50; and No. 81 20: new
sold at g 50; not much Offering. Corn
-Unehanged and iTm. Oats-Dull;
I5aI6c for No. 1. Rye-Scarcs at 81 25A
81 SOi hardly any in market.
COTToN-Steady5 235Sc for niddlinS-
wHIsKY-Steady at 90 so in bond.
PRoVISIOSS-MeSs Advanced
20c, closing firm. Bulk meaI--HeId
at 95<all1<c Bacon-Advanced to IOA
l3I<c for shoulders and sides; clear
sides lie; higher was asked: the feeling
Is buOyant. HamS-Eirm a. l5a2Oc for
common and sugar-cured-
LARD-Advanced to lie, with sales.
BUTrER-Steady at i4al6c for central
Ohio, and l7alSc for western.
EGGS -Steady at l4al5c.
LARD OlLs-tlrmeF St soc AL.
FLAX SRED-Dull at 81 %.
GoLD-lSSh buying.
ENcHANSE-Steady, at par buying,
and - premium selling.
MoNEG-Market is unchanged and
steady at SalO per cent.
ChIeHEO.
July i2--FLOUR-Fresh ground tirm;
old ground dull.
GRAIN--wheat-Dull at 81 % regular,
and 81 % for North Side. Coru-Sieady
at s4{. oats-Dull at 57J< $3.50. rye.
Scarce at 81 I0al II.
WHIsKY-S3 32a2 SO.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess POrk-FiTin, held
at So, with buyers at S2l so. Shoulders
SAa9c; rough sides lO3{c; clear sides
ll7<c. Lard-Firm at ll3Sall5zc.
Buffalo.
JULY 12.-FLopR-A shade hrmer:
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-wheat-Scarc and quiet; No.
Milwaukee spring 50 so: No. 2. 81 20.
COrn-NO. Toledo soc; No. Illinois
elc; rejected S2Izc. Oats-Quiet; held
at zoe Tor Chicago, and 7Ic for Ohio.
demonstrating
san FraneIseO.
july l.-Market unchanged; prices
FLoUR-ouiet at s6a6 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-sl TOal IS. Barley
Legal Tenders-725{.
MuWAnEee-
July l2.-FLoUR-City Xxx AZ gil OO
GEA1s-wheat-Eirm at 81 20 for
No 2.