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NOTICE.

PURCHASERS at the sale OF the per
sonsl estate of Mrs Sarah Moler.
decd. are hereby notified, that the notes
gwen by them will became due on the
l9'h day Of August. Qnsf.. } when prompt
payment Ill be expected. This timely
notice is given. that there may be no wan
oi Information on The subject
$. q MOLER. .7dm'r.
Aug {. 1881
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10 Stone 1asons. Briokiayers, and
CdrDenffrs.

TO Stone Jiasons, Brickiayers, and
Carpenters.
SEALED proposals will be received
- until the Goth Of this month, for put
ting up the walls Of q Church, IN smith
held either stone or brick; the size IS by
90 feet. and two stories bigh-the under
takers to furnish all materials Proposal,
VIII also be received. until the same time
Tor putting The same under roof. and all
necessary framing 10 60 up with the WALL:
The undertaken TO be furnished with mate
rails. Proposals TO be directed TO either
ot the following gentlemen: Sebastian
Eaty' Esq. Mr. Conrad Knwn.lar. or DIR
Msnn L. Nelsc... ard marked on m. naet
. proposals for Church" For further in
formation. apply to either or the aboy.
named gentlemen.
JOHN F SMITH. Seey
Aug 4. 1891.
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Ready Made Clothing.

HHI0 and lSHOES.
above Goods have Just beer
y opened and will be sold low
! ben assortment e Shoes being ,etv "a
tsnsi'e' persons csnnof fsd 10 be suited
Call and eXsmine ''''"
Jolly 10, 1891.
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TuHLfsEtn, vEHErr. ~
JOHN =. GAI.IAIEER.
CONDITIONS.
'he FHtt Pass - published weekly. 3,
TWO DOLLARS q fifty CTS
FIR ANNUi

FIR ANNUM,
Pay able half yearly w sSlvsnce, bot Two Dor.
i'Hs VII be received - payment ~ I'm. q
pa'd eH'lfelj IN advance Should ps,n,,n, he
Shoi'y deferred until NE end AZ lie wear.
IHh's potLaRs vill be invariably charged
hftHTistsGsTs inserted ~ he f.fe ~ ~
per square i'F ibs three hfsi ius~rsion. md
twenty -h's cents Ter sqvsfs for esci soJse.
Gueut Insertion.
AZ communications adJfessed 20 q r.
hdtor must he post pad
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4. ~. CARTER

u ESPECTFUILY inform. his friend,
~ and the public generally. that he i,
receiving and opening larger and more
splendid assortment Of GOODS. than he
has at sny time had the pleasure of offer
ing.
iarpers- Ferry. Cheapside No. ~
May -. 1881
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Superior Beaver Hats.

TINE subscriber has Just received fresh
n supply Of BEAVER HATS. Of tl,, 6n.
est quality ever brought 10 this market also.
very e1eelien, assortment Of Drab flats. of
sh prices. He ventures TO assert, vithou,
fear ct contradiction or rxsgeeraIion. ,hs,
hs present stock Of Hats, ss Il respects qua.
MY quantity, or price. is greatly Superior 20
Sha, y ever has been in this place, snd ear
ne''iJ hopes ibs' his very great exrrfions 10
render his stock Of Hats. Boots and shoes.
such - u -, may not 20 ubrequded. lie
respectfully asks cell from 81 person. visb.
ilng TO supply themselves wiih any Of The
Ooss articles. N BUCKNAsTRR.
ChaFles'ovn.-J June I6, 1891.
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NOTICE.

NHE notes taken At the sale ofthe persos.
- al estate of tbs late col Benj Daveo.
port deed, have been due since the I2,h
june past. Those persons interested may
call At The Branch Bank of the Valley :,
Chaileslowo. where they will be Ieft for col.
lection. The situation of the estate require,
prompt collection. sod if the claims ere not
met, course of legal proceeding will be
fofth~ IN Instituted.
BRANIoE DAVENPORT, .sdaa'r.
Aug. Z. 1851.
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Fresh Summer Turnip Seed.
Charlestowp. July %.

'-NNus
H<HE subscriber has for sale, at the
u ChsIlestown Book and Apothet a.
~ Store. furnip SeAa OF 4 very superior
kind. ga'hefeAsthe present season
July 90. JAMES BROWN
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Just Received.

- NC0N. sh.d, Nseksrsl. snd Herr,ng..
- ~ The store ~ The subseriber. IIigt, :,
narpefs Teny, snd - The store oG W. An
deron d Co. Bol'ssr, nesr HsIPs Works
wM. ANDERSON.
July -, 1851.
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RHCHEL..

Formerly Mr.. Ilobsr; FuI,on's eook.l
About thirty years OF age. five feet 6 or
inches high, strong made. and inclined 10
he nesby. has keen dark eyes, some marks
like those Of the small roS about her nose,
and some slight scars on her arms. Her
clothing not recollected. She took with
her. two female children; the eldest, a
bright mulatto, named Maria about years
old, with grey eyes. and rather slender
Iorm-the youngest, also a moiaito, n amed
Hannah, about - months old.
Twenty two dollars reward will be ri.
ven for her apprehension in Virginia, $50
if taken in Maryland. or 800 II taken in
Pennsylvanis, and secured 30 that get
her again. GEO. WASHINGTON.
July I. 1881.
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JAMES BROWN
NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented TO the ner,
IA Legislature Of Virgins, praying the pa.
sage OF a law TO enlarge the powers of the
Trustee of sm'thfeid, in Jefferson COUNTY
June -, 1861.
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BIcKNELL,s REPoRrEa.

Coimfe,fet Defecior, and Price Current
YHHE first year of this publication having
Il been concluded. the "Reporter" will
hereafter be published weekly rs well rs Sc
mi-mon,hly. We feel grateful to the public
Tor the liberal patronage awarded us, (haying
now q more extensive circulation than any
other newspaper IN the United States, J and
shall leave no measure unresorted to. in or
der to render this journal valuable in all res
poets. not only TO merchants, banking insti.
tutons, brokers, and keepers Of hotels, but
To the community IN general. We have en-.
gagged the literary assistance of several gen.
iiemen well known ~ writers, and have cor.
respondents in all the principal cities and
towns IN the United States. We also receive
weekly more than fve hundred newspaper.
from different parts of the Union, 20 that
Whatever information may be circulated
through the medium Of the Reporter" and
the resources from whence il is derived. we
can confidently state, may, in al cases, be
relied upon as correct. hank notes are be-
ing countertei,ed in every direction, and on
the arrival Of every vessel from Eurcpe. or
the creation Of every national exciteme nj, the
state ct the market varies. Every person
should, therefore, be possessed Of some Ger.
tain guide by which all such information
might be received by the earliest mails. and
~ SuSh IsNc - bOt 10 Icn0tr It's POSSESSION
an e1orbItsnt tax. Such journal is exsc,I,
what we endcavour TO render the Ileportef.
IN an effort to accomplish which, neither
pains nor expense will q, any time be spared
on the part of the publisher. Every number
Will contain carefully corrected Bank Note
List, List os Broken Banks, Prices Current.
frees ct Gold, Prices of hank aud Insurance
stock, and description of all Counterfeit
and Altered Notes IN circulation throughou,
the United States, and all such information
As y likely to throw light upon the subject,
embraced IN the design of this journal. The
latest foreign news, together with much orr.
ginal and well selected MISTER, will also be
found in the columns Of the Reporter.
The terms OF the weekly publication are
81 per snnum-the semi.mon,hly s2-sinRle
copies IL cents. Address
ROBERT T.. BICKNHLI.
Exchange Broker. No l19, Chesnui.s %.
Aug IL. 1851.
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W viii receive any quantity or Wool.
~ exchange for Goods. and allow the
highest price We have just received an
sectional supply of CARPETING. from
VIC rn"kSio~n Factory and shall. in a
Ir" days: receive further supply. Wool
can he adVantsgeously exchanged Tor car.
petiDg VINE IOCE GCo
April -. 1881
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SIHPLE and E.1.NCY
GOODS


coNsisTSna OF
Super. medium and common Cloths.
do. do. do. Cashmere,
Cass,nct,s. "a large supply and chssp)
GAUGE flannel, circsssians, Lss,ings,
Besvctieen. bsng.up. drilling-Princetia,
French and Ruen Czssimerc..
Silk. valcncis and Msrseilies VesiioC,,
Pongee, Cape de Lyon, Bsrsge, Pslmareen,
Pl.in aud ehangesbi~ Gros de Naples,
Italian Lus'ring, Senshaw and Florence Silks
Satin, Fr~neh painted muslin, Bstisie Robes,
Coat de Paly. q handsome assert me nj Of ricl,
prinis,)
Plain, oriental and striped G;nghsms.
Green. black and white ysuzc Wells,
Muslin collars and cspes.
Black. white, slate and random Hose and
half do.
Gloves. superior qualiiy,)
3.4 and GA Grape Sha~l..
Msndsreen, Grape. barsge and gsuze Bdkfs.
Embossed Grape Sc.ifs, Gsuze do.
Plain and variegated silk Braid,
10 and 4 Irish Linen. Ken'ing,
Linen Cambria. i'm. do. Bishop Lawns.
Cambria, Jaconets. BOOK, Null and Swiss
Muslns,
italian Silk, Jaconet and Swiss Crava,.,
Grape, Bandanns and flag Handkerchief,
Table Diaper. birds.eye and Russia do.
Msrseilles Quilts 10 1 and l2-4,
Rich bonnet and belt RibbanGs,
Gen,iemen's linen Collars and Stocks,
Silk Umbre Has and Parasois,
A large supply Of brown & bieached Linens,
Summer stripes and Ss,tecn,
) =. 70. - and 81 brown and blesched
Cotton,
Pentcn'isry and Warren Plaids,
Checks. Bed,icking, &c. sc.
Together with n general 81
Hardware, Queens, Glass and Tin Ware
Family MediciDes,-O Oils and Paints,
Groceries and liquors.
All OF which they respectfully offer at re.
dueed prices. They particularly invite the
attention oi the public To their assortment of
Cloths, and Casslneis Thankful far past
patronage. they gratefully solicit con,inu.
ance RUSSELL & FL ZSiMNONS
July II, 1861.
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS.

HNHE undersigned respectfully inform
their customers aud The public gene
rally. that they are now receiving and
opening = splendid assortment Of Spring
and SIpsHey Goods. wh,ch have been care.
fully selected ~ The Baltimore markets
They will be sold ON their usual accom-.
modsiiog terms. for rash or on credit. a.
low ss sny goods of equal quality which
may have been purchased ~ la north q.
Boston We hope our friends will favor
ne with an early call, ADD examine for
themselves We pledge ourselves 10 be
~ good as our words
WIN. r LOCK & co
Cbaflesiown. April ~, 1881
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WINDOW GLASS.

HAVE few hundred feet of Glass. II tv
10 III by 10, 10 by II. and by 10. OF
COCO quality. which Will be sold cheap.
WIN. CLEVELAND.
July 81, 1861.
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10 me Farmers and Customers Of me
CoriestOun mn gtneroJly.
~ ME subscriber having thofouphI,
Il cleaned his Mill Race. and re-.
pared his Mill. is now ready for ,bs >.
eep''on OF Wheat; and. Judging from urc
sem appearances. believes there will i. /,
sufhcIency of water 10 enable him ia DO
liver FLOUR on demand 10 tl,os. who
may please To favor him with their Mbea,
10 grind. strict attention 10 the business
10 The MIL viii be paid 10y Mr. JouS Il
hLSpER.oN. whose standing for honesty
ana qnsihcatIons a. a miller. rannot hs
questioned
Se'ghbouring Farmers. by proper cal
cuiaiion. will find that ~ no case can tbsx
y" he'ieted 10y hauling their Wheat ia =
hi'er mhl-lst u - easier 90 haul tbe,,
Tour 'o the Ri'er than their Wheat -
20. they can do u At leisufc times 49, sd
heir dial VIII be more convenient. Afb
Barrels can be furnished them here on l,st
ter terms than Of any River mill: and
should they wish their Flour sent IN M,
ke' from The Mil. 4, shall br done n, 40
~ small difference
viii purehsse WHEAT Al The IA,
m a,,1 pfiee. sod 'f those vi be- pu, their
W neat ~ my Mil 10 grind, should wspt
money they can always BE- aceommods
ieo' Cs"n'ry work will be promptly ~.
irnded to. and veil ground Flour. Rive.
Cofn' Ohal, &c will be sold ~ fairpr,cr,
I"' ea' }. " . hoped the business vii be-
." conducted ~ 10 mrrt share Of rnblie
patronage VIM p IOtK
tiean Coru in tlp Fall, ~ Il - nov ,,y,
scsrrc. ''
Aug 4. 1851
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I'D. 81. Cd, Sd. 100. and I'D. Cut Nail.
- So and Tod Fencing do
Cd, Sd. and fOJ Wrought do
Cd. Sd, and I0d Cut BTads.
Cot and Wrought Spikes,
For sale cheap by
w. N. RIDDLE & co.
June Q. 1881.
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Questions and m,sicers an taking tie
Population Returns. Are all these
children your OWN says the censors to
one. They are all my wife's, gentle
men, says the good man Of the house.
How many children have you more
than twenty, ma'am:' SAYS the new
Official to the mother Of large family.
La Sir. replies she, quite amazed
at the question. I've only fifteen be.
sides three that are dead so. you
have only a single servant thenf' 10
another. 'We have only one, Sir, but
she's not single: she's married. DO
You keep a man in the house? to
4 father who has a daughter in love
against his consent. No. Sir, but
wish could keep one out Of it, Are
you the master Of this house = to hen
pecked husband. mo, SIR reptile.
he, | am the landlord, nv wife's the
master. '--London paper.
Theatrical .7needote. The tragedy
OF Macbeth was acted recently at a
town in Suffolk, England, and amongst
the audience was a man who had been
nearly fifty miles in the course Of the
day, TO see Gordon, the murderer,
hanged at Bury. Such was the belief
entertained TO the last. in some parts
Of the country, that The extreme penal
~ OF the law would not be inflicted,
that the man who had seen him die
was so pes'ered on all sides for an ac-
count Of the melancholy spectacle.
that he literally betook himself 10 the
theatre TO avoid further opportunities.
Just as he entered, the fourth scene Of
,hc tragedy was commencing, and as
he was quietly setting himself down in
box near the stage, Duncan began in
the words OF the author, az usual:
IL execution done on CAwpoRf''
Yes, Sir" said the man, 81 saw
him hanged this morning-and that's
the last time III answer any more aue..
tioBs about it," The audience were
con,ulsed with laughter at the strange
mistake, and il was some time before
the performance could be proceeded
with.
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NEW MUSIC.

A CHOICE selection of Kew Music, Jus
"A received and for sale by
July %. wM. CLEVELAND
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LONDON Curr-cHAr.

At late meeting Of the London
Hortic ultural Society, Lafu Cochrane
was elected FsitoU Of the society.
The only difference between the
wings now aud those Of City years ago.
IL. th-y were then Ior-hounds, and
row they are Grey hounds.
A celebrated Irish Judge, in passing
,entence on thief who had been con
>icted Of stealing a time piece in a
dwelling house. said, '.that in grasp.
Ing at time hr had reached eternity"
\ gentleman, expatiating on the
wonderful powers al Pssanini, after
much supcrla,ive phrase, concluded
thus Wonderful wonderful ! 'Pon
my soul. that ere last Vas Just like a
uisfie!r'
Ii is singular thing how the pro.
phesies OF fouls are sometimes verified
bv chance. The last summer there
WAS confined in the Mcudici,y Asylum
III Paris, an old fool, who called her.
self Queen of France. She boasted
that she kept Charles y. under her pro.
lection. and used To declare that. n,
her death, he should cease to reign
She died on tie 25th Of July, in the
evening; on the 2o,h the reign Of the
Doutbons had ceased for ever.
One of the Is Judges the magical
number 2 Is at an end) was drawn for
the militia; and strange to say, though
practising barrIsters are exempt, Judg
es are not. aud his Lordship, therefore
was obliged to provide a substitute.
Quo,h Charlie to Thomas by way Of Joke,
The ducls in Clare have all ended in sliokc
lie isvrong, replied Tom, TO old College Soph
For the heroes themselves, no; their pistols
scc1li eE
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WANTED.

TNIIE subscriber wishes to purchase large
quantity u WOOL, for which The high.
es' price will be given IN merchandise.
UWiDn Cleveland.
April 81. 1891.
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Timothy Seed.

A SMALL lot Of superior Timothy Seed
N just received end for sale by
Aug. II. VA. CLEVELAND.
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, AN away from the subscriber,
"a living near Charlestown, Jeffcr-
son county. va. on Sunday night the Sd
instant, dark mulatio woman, named
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SUMMER GOODS.

AN now receiving and opening
II handsome assortment of
SE.3SON.7BLE GOODS
which shall he sold very chesp. Mv cu,
TONERS ana The public generally are mos.
respectfully invited 10 cali ard .nnrly
Themselves. WIN CIFyrI ,Nnt'
June %. 1881
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WISH to purchase WOOL for which I
- " 90 rive The hiebe,i u,srtr, o..
'Prb - HUMPHREY KEYFS.
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al Marked Square, Hapers-fsrry.
gI>IiE subscribers sgain have the piessur,
l. Of announcing To their friends and eus,o
mers that they are JUS, receiving and open
lug . handsome stock Of
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-20
From the Banner of the Constitution,


 From the Banner of the Constitution. General Helfare Doetraae.--lt is very certain, within a year or two, more at tention has been paid to the inyestiga- ting ot political pri,aeiples, by persons re siding north of the Potomac, than at any former period of the last twenty years, and it has iallenin our way to know, ,that a number of intelligent men, who have Ealways belonged to the Federal party coincide with the doctrines which are maintained in this paper. Those ofthem who were too young 10 take an active part in politics at the commencement of Government, do now believe that the anxiety ot that party to strengthen the arm oi the Federal Government. was founded in an apprehension that the ten Fdency of the system would De centrifu- gal; and, having now ascertained, from experience, that so fir from this result having taken place, a centripetal ten dency has been of late exhibited, by the most unequivocal signs, they have mo longer any hesitation in declaring their adhesion to the doctrine of State Rights. Some of them, we know, are now as firmly persuaded as We have ire quently declared ourselves to be, in this journal, that there is no salvation for this Union, but in a strict construction of the Constitution, and in preserving un- impaired, to the States and People, all powers not clearly delegated. That there will be in such an extensive a com munity as ours, a diversity of sentiment as to latitude of construction, it is to be expected Perfect nnanimity is not to be looked for, but we hold it to be sound doctrine, that, whenever doubt exists, justice and wisdom bot'l require that the course pursued should be on the side ot limitation of power. For our own parts, We think that the Federal Govern incnt has an abundance of power con ferred upon it by express grants, and that those who administer it will find sufficient employment, in the work of legislation, inadhering oits letter. The power 10 take money out of one mans pocket, to put into anotiler's, without an equivalent, is no where expressly dele gated to Congress, nor canit be inferred as a necessary power 10 carry into of. feet any other grant clearly made. Nor has the power been granted to tax one State, in order 10 raise a fund to expend in another State, upon roads or canals. To pretend that these powers, involving the principle of plundering one portion of the community for the benefit of an- other, 10 an uslinited ertent, and having more important bearing upon tine lllap- pincss of the American People than any other power expressed in the Constitu-
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-20

Georgia Gold agdin.-A genlleeu'sss '''s from Walton county, has furnished !l's Georgia Athenian with the f0'0sIs ais flattering statement oi inc rlcnness. . sl hs , gold mine in Hall county, to wl''s''' .a'9 was ar eye witness. aSa7ansaS '4'
 At a mine called New Pot0s'' ..sr' Ms miles west of Gainesville, Hall eosaI' Y, now owned and worked by Haf''s FF 2 s, 'o Laughlin, $ Co. thirty -four PoupoS ;ros rock was pounded in 2 common ,ns. nss morter, and yielded seyenty-oneP F Psso so1 weights of pure gold. l have ths 2. ggs s'' now in my possession E ns.h;ar ,s dit from toaf to seven dwts. per oe1 7, ,,i.. Itis altogether gold dust, no es. ':sas ;,
 We think the vein inexlla oss'p's'
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-20
tic event of it's hiking place, new dis turbances may be looked for.


 tic event of it's taking place, new dis. turbances may be looked for.
 The Emperor and retinue left us a week since for the interior. to speiidi tic warm months. Every thing here is qui- ct, and think this is by far the liappiest country notwithstanding the occasional jarrings of parties and political factions, in Southern America.
 NIr. Brown, our Charge 10 this Court, has not yet made his appearance. lie is daily expected. Cor. e Jour. ef Com. .Nerico.-Ihe New Orleans Bee of February 8, mentions the arrival at that port from Tampico, on the 27th February of the schrs. Emperor and Preto. Papers of a late date were re |ceived by them from Mexico. The most Important news which they furnish, is the announcement by despatch from the Alcade of HuatuIco, to the command ant of the department of Eiutla, of hc almost t0tal defeat of GuERREgo's party, and the capture Of that ehieftain. It seems he was taken at Acapulco, on the South Sea, and conveyed thence to isil- atulco in the Colombo. The despatch is dated on the 24th of January, and states that the brig arrived on the 2Oth. 1t was transmitted by the commandant of Ejutla to the Governor of Oiaea, and by Mm forwarded 10 the Minister. Guerrero left Huatulco on the 26th for Ojaca, guardedb by a strong escort. From thence he will doubtless be conducted to Mexico, where the judgement of q council of war will speedily decide his fate.
 Late and importap,t from M.erico.-We have been politely furnished by pas senger in the ship Wanderer, from Ve- " Cruz, with files of the Censor, |. dai- ly paper published at Very Crnz, up to the 18th ultimo. They are in the hands of a friend for translation, ard what ever stoand ofsulficientinterest viii ap- pear in our next paper. The news of GuERRERo's pprehensionandimprison- ment, reached us some days ago-it now appears that he has been executed. We have seen letter dated at Mexico, the I7th February, from which wchaye been kindly permitted to make the following interesting extraet:-.Modile Register.
 @General GUERRERO was executed at Oaxaea on the l4th instant, and in con- sequence of this decisive measure, ma ny et his party have espoused the cause of the existing Government; and we have no doubt but our revolutionary troubles are at an end at least we hope so. A}pares is the only leading man now under arms, and the exhausted state of his resources will soon compel him to abandon his important posts. Since tue news oi exec tioiii ifs;;iic Ii ed Mexico the City has exhibited aeon iinual scene of festisity. The bells of the Cathedral and the conyents have been in constant motion for many hours"