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BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.

BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
BATH MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, 215
miles from Sir Johns Run Station, the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 128 miles west of Balti.
more.
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL, having supe-
accommodations for 500 persons will be open for
the reception of guests June TO- 1874. Visitors will
find at this favorite mountain every attraction
and amusement. pure, bracing mountain air. beauti-
full scenery, good hunting and fishing. riding driving
fine music, magnificent swimming pools for ladies'
children and gentlemen. natural temperature "A de
grees Fahrenheit possessing many curative proper
ties. four daily trains each way, two daily nails
press and telegraph Offices in the hotel Good living
| For circulars and rooms apply to
| A. r. POTTS. Proprietor.
n. B.-Charges moderate. Liberal arrangements
with families for the season. my3l Inn
! OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL,
! ]. P. LONGLEY Proprietor
Ocean Springs, Miss.
| Special rates for Families remaining the entire
Season.
This delightful Summer Resort is now open for the
reception of Guests.
Those in quest OF sea bathing and pure air and
good living will find tue Ocean Springs Hotel inferior
to of the Watering Place in the South
The Proprietor will devote his whole attention to
the comfort and pleasure of his Guests.
TERMS.
FER month Observation-Disclosures. $50
Ter eeh..........-......-. ............ Is
Per day Observation-Disclosures. ........... 3
my30 2m
NIXON HOTEL,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI.
I. REDDITT CO., Proprietors.
Terms-s2 so per Day; $50 per Month Special rate.
Tor families my23-2m
'NEGARDEN HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS
Under the management of Col. j. O. NIXON, II now
open for the reception of guests.
boara per month $40
Children and servants half price myis ~ I'm
RAND ISLE HOTEL-season Of 1874.
Will be Open for the Reception Of Guests
On the 9Th OF Jnne.
The undersigned, having made complete srranpe
ments for the accommodation and transportation Of
visitors begs to solicit from his friends and the nnh
hc continuation of their liberal patronage
We have selected a and delightful reute tn the
Isle, via Morgan's Railroad to Bayou Des Alleman1s
whence the steamer Bossier will take passenoer, |
through, reaching the hotel before dark
Oid patrons need no telling that this is the ONLY
Real SURF BATHING in the South, ard lovers Of |
tne ssme. and OF GOOD FISHING, win need no
urging to come. ~ Nv
Having secured An efficient Housekeeper, LADIES |
Terms-Per month $50; per week Az na, A, q.
Liberal reduction fer families and season 1nasts ~
H 70 ~ steamboat agents and to c. A. whitney
Hor full particulars. see steamboat .dverts..m.n.
and small blla q
nyls On ,. AARao1. fsopristar.
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TOWBOATS. ..

3Otl ultlmo, to j LudWlgSen-2d Dist
Schooner Rosita Bassio, 10 days from Ruatan land
to MASTERED Dist
TOWBOATS.
STEAMBOATS,.
Lizzie Hopkins. ATcon from Lafourche
W Pike, Brown from Fishers Landing
Katie, Campbell, from vicksburg
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Major White, from Pearl river
Steamer G Gault from Tangpahoa
Schooner Elk, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Mary Fayard from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner McInnis from Pascagoula
Schooner Aun McGuinn, from Tangipahoa
Schooner Rebecca. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Alice McGuigen. from Pearl river
Scoooner Geo Comar from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Tonairre from Bay st Louis
Schooner Mary DIANA from Tickfaw
Schooner Vienna, from Bayou Lacombe
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Bonfouca. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Petronia II, from Bayou LacOmbe
Schooner Alphonse, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner City Belle, from Bay st Louis
Schooner Leander Jane, from Pearl river
Schooner Monterey, from Pascagoula
Schooner Bismarck from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Best Friend, from Blind river
Arrived sunday.
Brig W Norwood Andrews, days from Cardenas,
to Norton Bell-Algiers
TOWBOATS.
Norman, Averill, from the Passes-towed down and
sea, 9Th instant barks Anna ard Ragna and schr
Geo Scarborough up brig NJ W Norwood
STEAMBOATS,.
Empire, Canton. from Lower Coast
Josephine, Cousins, from Bonnet Care
Hunter Radovch, from Lower Coast
Bel0w-Coming Up.
Ship Havre: Terkelson, from London Feb 7, to mas.
ter
Below Waiting Orders.
Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen, from Havre March "a,
to master
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STEAMBOATS,.

Keokuk, Bryant, from Tennessee river, with 8 fiat
boats
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NOtice.-There will be q Special Meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce, this TUESDAY EVEN.
ING, June g. at 7:30 O'Clock, to act upon matters OF
importapce relating to the Fort St. Philip Canal
i9M&E W. M. BUKWF IL, Secreta y.
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OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
r. For Washington, Port Barre,
g. .Simmsport Churchville and all landings
@ on the Coast Atchafalaya River and
Bayou Courtableau-the new and light draught passep.
ger steamer
BERTHA,
II. H. Broad, master, J. B. Schmidt, clerk,
will leave as above, every WEDN ESDAY, 81
p NJ, taking freight and passengers for all land
lngs on Bayou des aizes in connection with steamer
MINNIE, from Simmsport or freight or passage ap-
ply on board Or to
my31 j. B. WOODS Co., 1914 Gravier street.
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Below Waiting Orders.
Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen, from Havre March "a.
to master
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New Orleans feet 4 inches below high water maj
Of 1871. NELSON GOROM,
Signal Service Observer,
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Below-Coming Up.
Ship Havre: Terkelson, from London Feb 7, to mas
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RED RIVER.
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, June 9. at 8 p. NJ.
~ - For Jefferson, Shreveport and
all way landings fine and fast pae-
senger steamer
g. W. stinde, master. Geo. Fee clerk,
Will leave above For freight or passage apply on
board or to
SINNOTT & ADAMS IL Commercial Place.
BRlTTON EPPLER, 10s Common st.
Je9 M. w. JOYCE, IL Delta street.
Leaves on TUESDAY, June 9, at p M
For Jefferson, Shreveport and all
way landings Red Rver-The Al and,
very ight-draft steamer
Marie Louise.
will leave positively above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
LORD McPEAKE. Agents,
46 Camp street.
BRITTON l. EPPLER, Agents,
yeo lO6 Common ct.
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 8 P. N.
r. For Fort De kussey. Barbin's,
A&SsS4sa1t9S Norman's Alexandria, Mouth of Caro-
River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and AZ
BART ABLE,
H. Sinnof, master; Geo. u. Hamilton, clerk.
Partcular attention paid 70 way and plantation bus.
ness. For freight or passage apply on board, to
SINNOTT ADAMS, J
j. E. CARLIN, Agents.
apis BRITTON l. EPPLER.
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Lizzie Hopkins. ATcoin, from Lafourche
W Pike, Brown, from Fishers Landing
Katie, Campbell, from Vicksburg
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REGULAR WE JNESDAY PACKET
Leaves every W. DNESDAY, at 5P, N.
,-~ For OPelousas, Washington,
Fort Barre and all landings the Coast.
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Oortableau~
The fine passenger steamer
Bertha,
d. h. Broad, master, J. B. Schmidt, clerk,
VIII !eave as above. Fer freight passage apply
board, or to BkITTON 4 EPPLER,
LOG Common street.
Steamer Bertha will connect at Washington with
Della No. 2, giving through bills of lading for ALI
landings on Bayou Boeuf, and with Minnie at Smms-
port Tor all landings on Bayou des Glaizes. my26
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT.
WITH THREE STOSY BECK BUILDI
ON sOI IN CAkoLINa AVENUE, BETWEEN
6JH AND 1TH eTBESrS SOUTH EAST.
- b. virtue Of q deod II the subscriber,
e dated Feb uary l2sh, a ID 1873, and duIy re-
corded la iiber 7eS. folio 255, of he sud records
q Washington coarty, District sf Cslumbia, sad
ct the request OF the party secrr-d thereby, will
sell a. rnbiie arctioD, Ia front Of tbs promises,
Tb URsDAY, May 18th, A. d. lS4. at 6 O'Clock
being IN the City Of Washington, d c. described As
the middle one-third Of original lot teu tIOI, in
square eight hundred a-d nty six (6), the same
being comprised within the following m-tes and
bounds namely: Beginning for the same ct 9 point
on south Carolins avenue, distant two hundred aud
nve (a6) feet and one I'D inch from tbs northeast
corner Of said square; thence running back 70 the
rear line OF ssd ot ten mob, parallel the dividing
line OF lots ten (l0) and eleven IND, In said square,
distance Of one hpndred and fourteen lli feet and
blne ~ inches thence west twenty (0) feet eight
and one-sxth g l6) inches; thence north, parallel
with said dividing line Of lots ten (l0) and eleven
Il), to said avenue, one hundred and four l4l
feet and nine 30 inches; thence along said avenue
twenty 3ej feet and four ~ inches to the place of
Terms Of sale: one-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at ten per cent. per
annum from day Of sale, and secured By deed Of
trust. deposit Of 100 viii required on accept.
suce Of bid All convey ancins at purchasers cost
day from date of SALE the -essrves the right
ree the property the risk and cost OF the de-
fauliBg purchaser, after five days. Advertisement
In SEINE newspaper published in the city of Wash.
inEton. T. L. SOB 1IOT, Trustee.
Rp29-dSds II. ID. Ryan 90 Aucts,
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DROPOSALS FOR BATIONS,

HEADQUARrSRs q. q. MARINE CoRPsJ
QuARTERMAsrKR's OFFICE,
Sealed Proposals will be reosiT ID p this ono. mt;
II o'cloeK m Of THURSDAY, the 4th day Of June
Marine. at Following stations ' from is Jaiy
1874, ra e y s sS s9;h June, lq5; - ~ ''' '1''
ssaSkEkss!f 55saiNE.i Sa. ssaSsslas;
BRQQkLfs, New York;
wAsH1SGros afr RSs1PpiyaT Tia, Fl ooIumD,
GOsP0kT, near Norfolk, Virginia;
R RsEsstsAFSSSIs' k EiSTi$s;
MARE ISLAND, California.
Bacon, or one peund and fonr ounces Of salt or
Fresh Beef eighteen ounces Of Soft Bread or Flour,
f6u nwee ounces OF Hard Bread or one pound and
tailo1s ntteen pounds Of Beans or Peas, or ten
oe of als s poad; Of
la fifteen pound. 81 sugar; four Quarts Of Vine
Star Candles; four pounds of Soap; tn ee pounds
AID twelve ounces Vt Salt, AID four ounces Of
The ratioDs are to be delivered upon the order OF
the Commanding officer OF each station, the Fresh
quality with equal proportion of bind and fore
quarters, necks and kidney taIlow to be excluded;
ss extra in the market Of f the psoe
xnere the station is located the OOfee, good Bio,
the Beans, Vinegar, Candles, Soap, Salt, &c, to be
OIL s9ta quality,
guarantee, signed by two persons, whose re-
spo nsibilIty must be certified by q United States
alstret Judge district attorney or collector, must
No proposal Will be considered unless accom-.
panied by such guarantee: Blank ferns Of proposal
can be obtained upon application at any ofths ma
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
send the paper containing the first insertion to this
offca for examination.
and addressed to the nndsrsisn.d; ''
Major and Quartcrruaster, q. s. Marine Corps.
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Is TIE SUPREME COURT or TUr DIsroIo,
u Cd COLUMBIA

In the case o. WIN. y. Msttinsiy ,n ~ ruz.,.
Esrrsi, administrators c. T. or a ANN NJ.
Timely, deceased. the adminIstr.,ors 1Aa
aioresA s have, win the Appreciation OF the 80.
appointed TUESDAY, May l9Ib, A. ID. lTs. ~,
the maj setflsmept and distribution Of the per.
sons estate OF said deceased, and Of the ss.sts IN
hand, a. lar the same have been Collected 49,
turned into money; when and whsre eli the crefi-
tors and heirs Of said deceased notified b affand
with their claims properly youched, or tbsy NAV
Otherwise by law be excluded from sill benefit in
said deceAseds estate: PY0Uided, q COPY OF this
srder De published once q week for three weeks in
The kyeniog Star previous to The said day,
Test: A. WEBSTER.
ep-sh& Register Of Wills
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PROPOSALS.
DIR PUsALS FOB FURNISHING AND
4 EEtCrISG GRANITE MONUMENT AT
IHksALIeDukY NATIONAL OENsrERY

DIR PUSABS FOB FUREI.HfNG AND
4 EEkCrISG GRANITE MONUMENT AT
fHEsALIsDukY NATIONAL OENGrE RY
VI tRTFkNA~TFR GESERAL's oFFIcE,S
WASHINGTON, D. o., M.y g. ISt{
taieo Proposals, 10 tripicate, with copy Of this
ofeft-eu'eDJ attached saen, ii be rece we'd At
IRIS ci1ce until noon on WEDNESDAY, we o +,
Js4, Tor fui nisbiuR and erecting AZ the National
cemetery 81 Salisbury, N. "a granite monument
IN accordsnce ~ih d. sgn ed opted By the Secretary
amiued -
A spec men Of the material proposed to be used
thl uio accompany each bid.
The foloviLgi is copy Of the Law Of Marcs 5,
q BE vt enacted BY tse Senate and House Of Repre-
"senfdftres a. ths Uattsd Sfatss If America tn Con
"gresS assembled That the Secretary Of ar In here
by authorized aud directed have erected ia the
anatfonal cemetery Of Salisbury. North Carolina,
suitable granite monument to the memory Of the
"prison- pen ct that psce, and whose remains are
barted In trenches in III cemetery and the Of
Zen Thousand dollars CT 30 much theT eof may be
esery 10 hereby pristed for this pm pose
out o. any money In the Treasury not otherwise ap
The mon ument Is to consist Of an obslisk resting
upon PEDESTAL and steps Of granite to be enriched
with sculpture, the total Insight from the top Of
foundation to apex OF obelsk being thirty feet
The law limits the fetal cost Of the monument
furnished and set up In place to ten thousand dol
tertained.
Engraved elevations aud plaus of the design will
be prepared for use OF bidders.
Proposals. should be Endorsed " Proposals for
Cemetery" and addressed to the undersigned.
Quartermaster General, Breyet MAJOR ca neral.
Oplteo Statee Army may86t
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DROPOsALS FOR FUEL.

tBh0FOoALo FOh IUEL.
HEApouARTRRs MARINE CoRps,
QU.RTERMAsrER's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, May 4, 1874. !
sealtd Proposals will be reoeiv ed this office IN
# Woaa sn a' ods % ss &. f Gs
Sstes Marines at one or more Of the following
The Wood TO be OAK and to aHf Be- de-
v,ersd, piled, measured and inspected at such
may be designated by the comm anding Marins OF,
hcsr, free OF expense to the United States.
Coal, free from dust, and to weigh 2,2iO pounds to
he tor, to be inspected By the comma adlng Marine
its Of the Marine Barr acks may be designated by
him, free Of expense to the United States and both
quarterly requisition of the commanding officer
sb"Tins the quantities required in accordance with
100 tons Of Co,i. H.
OBARLEsTowN, MASS.
1'5 tons Of Coal.
BROOKLYy,N
Jncluding Assistant QCartermsstsf's Once
100 cords Of Wood:
PHiLApELPHIA,P PA.
24O cords Of Wood.
wAsHINGTON. DO
g, ssIC ,d in S guard at Naval nsgazinA.)
~ '0la' . A.SSss2&ffioL1s. MD.
G0sPORT, VA
so tons Of Coal
60 cords of Wood
PENSACOLA, FLA,
SO cords Of food.
MAIZE ISLAND, CAL.
JOS tons OF Coal.
20 cords Of Wood
with the privilege Of increasing the quantity
one-t hird.)
The Wood and Coal furnished at W ashisgton city
to be measured weighed and certified by the Gov
erbment Inspector appointed BY the Navy Depart
ment, and the expense attending suca Inspection,
&c, to be paid by the contractor.
Blank forms OF proposals can be obtained upon
application at any Of the NJ arine posts.
Payments will be made upon the receipt OF &C.
counts duly authenticated by the commanding Off
GERS OF the posts at which the Wood or Coal has
been delivered: Tine right is reserved to reject all
bids consider ed unreasO Rable.
A guaranty. to be signed by two responsible per-
sons, whose responsibility must be certified 20 by
the United States District Attorney, or United
States collector, must accompany each proposal,
otherwise II will not be considered.
To be Endorsed, proposals for FQel,n and ad.
dressed to the undersigned
WILLIAM B. SLACK,
MAJOR and Quartermastor United States Marine
corps. nsy6-w,4t
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Id 4 4 ID.


SnAMBERLIN- % the Ilth instant, OATH
her age. 49, "
Her funeral will take plsce from Uaion ChsraI
Chus Oh tomorrow afternoon at & O'CLOCK Trie1,ds
ard relatives Of the family are invited 10 attend
pRlyER, On Tuesday morning. the 18th inst =.
81 shout ~ O'Clock, Of scrofula, Mrs. q. X pRI-
Nkk, IN the szi year OF her age. Raleigh IN q D
News snd Norfolk Wa. Day b pok please copy
She had been 'nfued TO her BED for some tina
past, during which time she bore her suifsrfnks
With great Christian fortitude aud re.isnafioo a5a
In her last moments realized that cOnfJr v hica
only those who are Syeresh I'D )wed b. the presence
81 The Eedeemer can experience they give up the
tolls and ribulstiOns OF this life and pass through
the celestial gates TO that repose which ouiy n
pr, missed 90 the elect Of God. She vas a kfna
mother, a good neightOr, and Was always re sdy 20
lerd helping hand 10 those In distress She lea -
behind her two Loving and affeetionate Chfldres.
who are eonsoled BY the thought that their oss =
her eternal gam. Peace 90 her ashes.
Dearest mother, thou hast left us,
To roam n the fields above,
To sect f1r Him who blessss thee
With His Kind heavenly love.
MERYWEATHER. On "Wednesday uornfag
Is instant, ALBERT II. MERYwEATHER,i ia
tbs 64th year OF his see. louisville Ky and Phil
Friends a the family invited 10 attend the To-
neral Friday, 18Th instant, ct I O'Clock, from tbs
late residence, 1882 Columbia street. a..
MCCARTHY. On "wednesday morning the 18Th
instant, THOMAS MCCARTHY native Of the
county q cry, Ireland but resident Of this city
Tor the last ~ elve years. May nc rest 10 pesoe
Amen lPhlladelbhia and Eimira papers please
The funeral will take place on Friday, at three
O'Clock, from No. S01 9th street. oct ween and ,
southwest which the friends ana relatives are a.
vited 10 attend.
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OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL TsMPERAsox
SoCIETY.-At the annual meeting of the Ns-
uonal Temperance Society, held In New York
city, VIM. 4. Dodge was elected president
among the vice presidents elected are Hon.
Ward Beecher, John h. Cough, Hon. w r.
Mashburn, Hon. Schuyler COlfsx and Hon. X.
M. Forrest.
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A BRUTAL FArHER KILLS CHupa
brute named David Christian, Of Orange cOun-
y, lud., Ssked one OF has little children q tew
dave ago 20 bring him a drink OF water and Ga
little child not moving Ss rapidly a the father
thought az should, he swOre he would knock il
brains out, aud SEWING q club struck the child
over the head killing tt instantly, and fed. The
neiRhbors found the murdered child on the
foor, and accused the mother OF the crime OF
killing IL, and could not get q confession from
her until she WAS hung 10 A most.
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IorEu0ep. eyyTy TayIoR
HAVE
FANCY HOSE FANCY HOSE
"h''' 'f for n''' ""''' o tor nose
-
,i fer for
sle'ihrssd Hose LisIe-thread Hose
Ladies. Ch,,aren.
'' '''''"O ''''' 'O' Oi''DrSn'
Iisls-thrsad Vests for Ladies.
Onso ut'op Isle eioVes rWo-euftop Isle Gloves
oies ena Shiiureh' Ladies aud Misses.
Thrs. and Four- b.,to, IisI. e.Io-a.
A'o''
o'e'
01s.
IL O1e' Two, and Three Buttons.
Uo,,
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS for Ladies'.
s2LAITINGS and RUFFLINGS for Ladies
AEIsH LACE sOARFs.
White Goods
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MIsPoRTusRs COMING IN DRovRs.-About q
month ago family living near Rutland Lost a
child by death. Two weeks later another child
OF the same family accidentally swallowed a
quantity OF liquid potash and barely survived.
and a few DAYS ago a third child Was burned 20
death, its clothes catching from burning stub
BILE. In the attempt 20 rescue IL the mother was
seriously injured.
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TIE CENTENNIAL CELBBRArIos TO 90 ON.
A card has been Issued by the centennial board
OF finance - f0llOws:-"It lie respectfully an
nounced, In order 20 remove any doubt which
may possibly have arisen on the subject, that
the work essential for the due celebration Of
the centennial anniversary by an international
exhibition In 1S6. has commenced, and will Ne
proceeded with without any DELAY"
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OffIoE A, o: 81

" foRT WHlPPLE, VA, May oh, 1875.
Sealed Prspossls In du plicate will BE- received at
TINS See until II m, June 9Th, ls4 for fnrnisnipg
the fresh Beef required BY the su sistence Depart
neot, o A az this station during the six months
ccmns peang July LIST, lSf. Also for such choices
IL 81 s,esn Meats - may be required By the on
Informstion as 10 conditions, quality OF Beef,
payments, &c, can be obtained By application to
u.s q, ST. GEORGE 3. GRIMES,
maysd Iirst Lieutenant ID ARTILLERY, a. C.s
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81 A n RIEn.

BkONSISG-MADDoN. On the iith instant
by the Rev; DR.. Addison, Of Trinity Church, T. o.
EbONNlNG ana FILA l.. MADDOX Daughter
OF Oapt. W. A. T. MADDOX, Us Maine Corps.
lPhiladelPhia papers please COPY I
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UorIoH SAIL.
WASHINGTON MARKIr COMPANY.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

..ctio1 gle s. tss 2 scss x sns ssa y,
to The payment Of the rent thsrs(or. viii connenee
e the Once a ssia CsnPsny, % a. re e Hsrkss
b. ia1, 4 10 ocieck IN the forenoon, .a1 viii con-
tinus on thaf day, ssd BY sdjoaInnsnf on every
Tor additional Dsrtteuian inaAife ~ ths oSm-
IS Is order of the pirseson. ,
wuhIsg,op, May sth, ial. maysl'
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~CremstiOn will bring us 20 that burn
whence no traveller returns.
SWeston accomplished one hundred ana
fifteen miles in . hours. 30 minutes aud g
sPc0nds
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EVENING STAR.
CO-sGRESSsO.s.ss.


sENATE-AncT car r.po-- clo-.a a..
C. ne,s award bitl Nas debated an C.,.s,n,,,'.s
o: tie whole ~ some length.
W Stern 80 meved N smsndmeu, taA, all
claims allowed under the act shall De stated aos
aflucgod Upon the basis OF Unitud state. eolt
coin ~ the time oi the loss; which after soIae
ascusslon, Wa agreed tO-syes 81, Does n.
MT. SherHsn moved \ further amends eDt
aao otiEing the Secretary OF the rrcasury % nav
yoosnents uuder the bills IN coin and Tor mr.
pee OF raising sach coin. authorizing him q,
Ths NO no 81 I've per cent bonds. Agreed %.
., ine o., having been considered In Con mittee
" tne W mole, Vas reported % the Senate, ana
~ soore sme ndneuts were concurred in
NJ. p R. sss then pased-ayes Is, soes n.
Cooper, Davis, Dennis, FenIon, Gordon- Han.
IN, Rove, ingalls,. MerrimOu Ransom scharT.
S,octton, and Iburmant IN the negative.
Inc senate then, att 10 y. m. sdiourned
HOUSEWARES our report clo.ed
The Speaker laid before the House q message
from the President returning vtfhoat hi. -
nature, blu for the relief OF Jacob spence
AND James X. Mead. Referred 70 Oommtt.ee
on Indian fairs
Also, . letter from the secretsry OF IN.
Treasury In answer 60 q RESOLUTION OF the House
IN relstlcn 20 the 50 600 600 national banking
capital authorized BY q former act 20 be issued.
Referred 20 Committee on Banking snd Cur
rency.
AFFAIRS IN ARKASsAs.
MI Poland WI asked unanimous consent 20
ofer resolution, setting forth an alleged dis
ordered condition OF things In Arkansas, and q
reported Invasion OF that state by armed men
rom other states, ana directing the appoint.
mentor committee OF fve, with power % send
ior persons and papers, or 20 so 90 Arkansas,
who shall investigate whether the state OF
ansirs u such ~ 20 call upon the L asted states
Tor Intervention under itr guarantee Of q repub-
hcsn form OF government or 20 repeal inyssioa.
ard report tee same 10 the House.
Mr.. Cox N. " OBJECTED, and said the ousa
naa cone The same thing In the Louisiana case
ard nothing ever came OF IL.
The House then, at as N. m. adf0urned