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a Nt1h Il IIOEINF.
" PICi1ELL'S coal. YARD.
The subscriber continues to receive his fall ani
winter supply of the best Of the Coal Brook (Bait
more Co.'S Spohn VEN and Spring Creek Coal; aud
also keeps constantly hand the several varieties OF
BITUMINOUS COAL, taken from the choicest Of
the Cumberland and Allegheny mines. Application
at the Yard, Head OF Union Dock, or al the Office,
corner If South and Lombard streets
a29-tf JOHN PICKELL.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
No. 81 NORTH PA ca STREET.
THNHE DUTIES of this Institution will be re-
Il sumed on MONDAY, the first of september
Mr.. PRINCE has long been engaged in teaching, and
from his success. has increased confidence in his
thod of impartng instruction. His constant familiar,
and clear illustrations of the principles of the sci
ences give variety and interest 10 the rectaons aud
induce in the scholar habit of investigations without
which no solid improvement can be realized.
For terms, &c, see circulars, which may be had at
the Institution als-eo4w
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EDUCATION.
MRS. PEYTON,S ACADEMY

MRS. PEYTON'S ACADEMY,
NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE,
.7djoining north side of The CITY Spring.
W%ILL be- REOPEN ED on the FIRST
w MONDAY IN SEP TENDER NEXT, where
young Ladies' are instructed in all branches of good
education Terms per qunrter-Day scholars varying
from S. to S2 Music, including the use of the Piano,
from 10 Ia SIS; Boarding and Instruction, S3S; Draw
ing and Wax Work, each So; Latin S5 French S.;
charge for lights fuel, &c. for boarders; day scho-
lars, who dine at the Academy, $ll.
Refer enCes:
Bishop Waugh, Bishop Johns of Va.
Rev j. M. Duncan, Prof. N. X. Smith,
&c Diego, NJ. Roberts, " K. w. Hail.
" J. N. McJiton, DIR. T E. Bond,
g Robert Emory, Mr.. +. ]. Dalam,
{" John II. DashielI, g James Btundidge,
' F. s. Evans, 90 John u. Toy,
a2j eO6tt &c J. n. Lewis
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ICHAKO DUVALL's
MN CARPET WAREROOMS

No GARRETT WNRLROOMS,
No. 256 Bait more St, nearly opposite Hanover
Now receiving his Fail stock of splendid CARPET
ING direct frOm the best English and American fac
tories, which he invites the attention of persons
bu, ing to SELL and those furnishing their houses with
new Carpetng to give him call feeling confident
that he offer great inducements In his stock may
he found WitOns Saxony, Brussels, Three Ply, Su-
pertnr Iograin, Extra Fine, Venetian aud low priced
Carprtng, Rugs, Door Mats, Stair Reds, and SPLEEN
did assortment Of Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy Razes &c
No 266 BALTIMORE STREET,
SEQ 81 nnarIN opnOsile Hanover.
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CSIsHING EXCURSIONS

HNlSHENG EXCURSIONS
II TO G UNPOWDER End BUSH MYERS.
Parties and individuals leave the
s,Sata Depot Pratt street. in the passenger train
EiEfY of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
.- -~.et-sa tmore Railroad Company DAILY, lex
ctpt Sundays at O'Clock, A. NJ, with the privilege
of returning the day by either of the trains both
Of which will stop at the Bridges for that purpose
90 Fare for the round trip FIFTY CENTS.
Special tickets prepared and must he procured
at the office before starring otherwise full rates will
be required by the conductors, both going and return
inr. Ga2gl A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
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mxhYSATtD &: MOVES BLACK WRIT
III ING INK. This Ink has stood the test of 30
years experience, and during that time has been
staN;y Increasing in public favor and patronage, and
becai long since, and still continues to be the lead
ing aft lie 81 the kind in the country. 1t flows with
freedom, is permanently black, and will not mould
Gnder any circumstances, and is adapted to both steel
and Qu.H pens. Dealers and consumers can be fur
ni-hed with ii as low as they generally pay for inferior
inks. For sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE,
az 2 south Charles street.
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NaIsS JANE Il. WINGS

AaIsS JANE x. WINGS
I'VE SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
win be e-opened in the rear of the Rev Dr. Nor
ris's Church, LEXINGTON ST, on MONDAY, the
LIST September. Circulars, containing Course of Stu
dies, Terms, Sc, may be obtained at II. CoLBuRN's
Bookstore, No. GIG Baltimore street. a25-co6
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
E<Sns Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
AgzMS STREET, opposite Fayette-st, where may
sss1=> be found beautiful assortment Of the most
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
SHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment Of Fancy articles. Also, CacOes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen iI9kfs.; gentlemen's
Stocks aud Collars Suspenders and great variety Of
Goods too tedious TO enumerate. The public re-
specially invited TO call at this New and Cheap store,
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
aud at the lowest prices. {sS- Don't forget-No, 81
GAY STREET, opposite Fayette. aplCf
gold GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
US Finger Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets, Silver
Spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets
Casto's Candlestcks; Dixon's hest britannia pieces
to the sst patterns gold and silver Spectacles
A A
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LETTER BAGS UP At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rotterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship POcahoataS, with despatch.
For Rotterdam-Ship Rebecca, with despatch.
For Reconnaissance Theodore korncr 9th Sept.
For Kingston, Jam-Barque Hermitage, few days.
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WEI. II. kEEYIL.
WATCHES! WATCHES!

yETATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES!
w OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~p Strangers and citizens wishing 10 purchase
|5A q Watch, Gold or Silver, Of the most approved
- III kinds and finest workmanship, will do well to
As.2sscal al GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Store Water
street, second door from Calvert, who has very
extensive lot Of WATCHES on nand, and by the diff
ferent arrivals from Europe, still receiving additions,
that his assortment will always be found complete.
NJ Fine Watches properly Repaired and Recu-
lated. se3-eOtt
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FOR Port DEPOsITE-TWICE A DAY

FOR PORT DEPOSITE-TWICE A DAY
Passengers leave the depot Pratt street
hSyL31H in the cars OF the Philadelphia, Whining
f41AhfIT ton and Baltimore Railroad Co,npany
I'll sssGEVERY MORNING, Except Sundays) at
O'clock, and EVERY AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock
except Sundays, which will be AT =, P. M.
On arrival at Havre de Grace, proceed to Por, De-
positc bv steamboat GoSport, Capt Sturt con.
Returning, the cars leave Havre de Grace at - o.
clock (nonn) and at 6 O'Clock, M.
Fare 10 Port Deposite as cents.
{G3+. 8y taking the morning train it will allow per
sons who have business at Port Deposite to remain
several hours at that place and return to Baltimore the
same evening 20 Tickets must be procured at the
office before entering the cars.
a2l-tf A CRAWFORD ayent
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENEsSEs.

YHNAkES an Improved principle, nv
N KERFOOT KING.
A favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
IURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style OF
execution, which for ~ like beauty, dstinctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed Chill.
dren taken at all ages, in from four to ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute. Fam-
lles taken in groups; also nvadS and deceased per
sons taken at their residence on the shortest notice
kenesseS taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
R}-Rooms 1879 and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
iored IN the most beautiful manner. fe5-tf
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{hz- accept Of the above nomination, and solicit
the support of my friends and the voters generally
a29-te ALEXANDER A. KENNARD.
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6UDDEN CHANGES OE rIiE WnATH

SUDDEN CHANGES OF TFiE Wealth
~ Err. We scarcely meet a person who is not more
OF less troubled with cough or cold Old and young,
the prudent and the imprudent, seem alike 10 com
plain.
Many think it temporary cold, which will pass of
IN day or two. This is not always the case, as il
will in all probability terminate in consumption if not
attended 10 in season. Our advice is, use HANCE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARH0UND, which
will cure you in two three days. Price 50 cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l0s Balti-
more ST., and at his old stand conner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. aus
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HEALTH OFFICE, septcmber 7, I'D.
Report of ilterments in the city Of Baltimore, for the
week, ending Monday morning, r1s:
Cholera inantum 10; Intantile unknown IL; Scarlet
fever 3 Gastric ever; Sull born 6; Bilious fever 3;
Disease OF the liver !; Dropsy l. Inflammation of the
bowels L. Group /; Burn |; Consumption I; Convul-
sions .; Teelhing /; WhOOpng cough /; APopeXy |;
Old age Q; lnianucide |; Inemperance /; Dysentery
/; Suicide .; Child bed l.; Casualty l. Total Ga.
Under year, ......25 Between 5 and TO-, o
Between aud D.. 6 % 10 and 81, ..3
" 2and D.. 5 Above q, .22-6i.
Males 2i females, 1871. Of which number Is
we're coOrcd persDns-l2 free, slave.
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioner of Health,
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HlO AN ENTERPRIsING PUBLIC. Tho

TUyO AN ENTERPRISING PUBLIC. The
u subscriber having obtained patent right for a
valuable improvement in the manufacture of SHOE
PEGS, he now offers liberal partnership in the bust
ness, 10 any one who will furnish the capital to put
the SAID improvement into operation. This machine,
with the labor of three men, will turn out of the me
dunn sized Pegs, 100 bushels per day.
L. A. ROBERTSON.
N. d. For further particulars, inquire at this office,
or of The subscriber, GeOrgetOwn, ID. q. sc2lW
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HhISSOLUTION. The Cs-partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the firm of WILLIAM Nc
DONALD & CO., is dissolved in consequences of the
death of its senior, and mutual consent of surviving
partners, Either of the undersigned have full ail-
lhOry to attend 10 the settlement of the business for
which purpose only the Of the firm will be used.
SAMUEL MCDONALD,
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON,
Bait. LIST Sept 1915. Surviving Partners.
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n7- PARTNERSHFP. The undersipne

F3- CO-PARTNERSHFP. The undersigned
have this dav formed Co partnership under the firm
of GEORGE w. RICHARDSON 4 co, for the pur-
pose of conducting the Grocery and Commission hu
maid * Co., Nos. 81 and 50 BOWLY'S WHARF.
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON,
JAMES McCONkY.
Baltimore, LIST Sept. 1915. sel-3tt
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TAT OTICE-COLLECrION OF ACCOUNTS
~ The subscriber will COLLECT HOUSE AND
GROUND RENTS, and every description of Just ac-
counts. GEO. STEWART, Collector
N. b. Any hills or communication left at the office
Of the An crican at the office of Mr.. Samuel Har
rs, Architect, Fayettc street, East OF Howard, will
be Immediately attended TO. Residence No. 90 PINE
STREEl. 80
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE T. C.ALTERT- SITS.
FNSHIS EVENING, Sept ,, lS45, will be per
u formed ''GREEN EYED MONSTER " Baron
Speyenhausen, Mr. JOHNSTON. Marcus Mr. WAL
COT. Kraut, Mr.. OWENS. Lady speyenhausen,
Mis-. WALCOT. Louise, Miss CANNON,
After which, Miss f. INCE will dance Grand Pas
Seul. Song BY Miss F. INCE.
To conclude with UNCLE SAM. Mr. Frampton,
Mr. WALCOT. Sam Hobbs, Mr.. JOHNSTON. Dick
Dumpy, Mr. I, o. SEXTON. Emma Leslie, Mrs.
WALCOT Nancy Scraggs, Miss CANNON.
{G7- Admittance IS cts, children undetlO years Of
age, l2i cents Saloon performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely. 1t
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HBEV.J +. HEY'S INSTITUTE FOR LA
he DIES, No 237 w. PRATT sTRaET,w be
Ie-opened on MONDAY, the LIST of September next.
{G5- Terms reasonable isl al2tf
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FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.
ND IL. RICHARDSON .S co. No. 223 Bal
ED 0 tinlore street, between Charles and Light,
have now on hand large and well selected assert
ment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consisting
in part Us follows:
Black blue, invisible green brown, olive, mixed and
dlah CLOTHS, of every shade and quality
Black blue, mixed and fancy CASSIMERES
Super black Satin, silk and Meriuo VESTlNGS
Cassiuetts, Kentucky Jeans, and heavy Tweeds
White, red and yellow FLANNELS
BLANKETS Ribbon bound Whitney, Rose, sc.
DRESS GOODS.
RCpp CashmCres; Cashmere d'EcOsse
Mouslin de Lain; blk. & fancy AIpacas; Mernos, sc
20 cases beautiful new style FALL PRINTS.
large assortment of bleached and Brown Mus
Iins Penitenliary Plaids; Cotton Yarn and Laps, all
at factory prices, and a vaieiy Of all kinds OF Goods
usually found in Dry Goods house, to which we in
wife the attention OF town and country purchasers.
BEALE II. RICHARDSON X co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
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BOARDING SCHOOL
ED FOR YOUNG LADIES
MISS HEATH will resume the duties of her
School on the first MONDAY in September, in Null
BERRY, between Green and Paca SITS. She will en-
deavor to give every satisfaction to those who may
eHtrust their children to her care
Refer to
Very Rev. DIR. DELUsL.
Rev. JASEs DsLAN.
Hon. R. B. TANEY, Chief Justice q. s.
z. COLLINS LEE, Esq.
MoREAu FORREST, Marshal District of Maryland.
N. q. Brooks, A. NJ, Principal BALTIC. High School.
Professor J. A PIzARRo.
DIR. N. K, SMITH. as cow
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CLEARED,
Brig Fulvia, new Owens, Halifax, N. s, Johnson
4 Travers
Brig Chief, (new) BUrum, Bridgeport, Connecticut,
S. Hurlbut.
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MARINELlSr-PORr or BALTIMORE
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MR.. GIROD,s SARsApARmLA RLOor

ss-,---~-----55EA STRAY cow. A Red buffalo
~ I@S Nl Mich cow was found in the dock yes
Ar~SA terlay at John DonneIl's Wharf, Fell's
49, - Point. The owner can have her by
proving Property and paying expenses, by calling on
WIN. $, ESPEY, at John Donuell's
500 Wharf ppll'S Paint
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RoMrHE EXCHANGE REAplNe-Roou Boos>

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER . lS45.
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a2l-U A CRAWFORD, Agent.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY!
PHILAD., WHINING

N NKAN UKU, agent,
yt Tickets for the freight and accommodation train
must he procured at the office before taking seats in
the cas- otherwise full fare charged BY the regular
tor, a2S.u
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no ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
$IT1M AND JEWELRY, received this day, May %,
~ 3pand are now ready for my customers. and
s.A:@9hose who would wish to purchase a good
Watch. The stock cannot he surpassed by any other
establishment for fncncss of Guaity-among which
are God Levers of NJ |. Tobias 8. Co.'S; ]. p John
sons Church st. Watches; Gold Lepnes; Gold An
cOr Levers; Gold CAPS Brass Cap; first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches, &C., which are
offered Wholesale and retail by GABRIEL y. CLARK,
at his old established store, Waterst. second door
from Calvert. JED If
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HUNTER HILL

we rejoice Ia learn that Governor Mcdowell
has resPIied this unfortunate man until The 9th
day OF February next, before u hch time we hope
the Executive clemency will he inalIy exerred,
to avert the doom pronounced against him by the
tribunal Of justice. From all We can gather. we
feel certain that the conviction Of the jury that
tried Hill is erroneous and we believe that if the
same jury had the in hand again, they would
render very different verdict from that which
now impends over him. II is true, in the frs,
moment of excitement, men cried out " blood fi,t
blood )" but calm reflection, has sofienpd The as
peIIty Ut revenge. and they now see many miii-
gazing circumstances in favor uf the prisoner and
a thousand pleas are put up for him, iha, before
were silent unhseded. VIII his execution
bring hack life 10 the lamtnied deceased? is asked
and mems minds answer. No! What then is
the object Of taking his life 2 MOI certainly. Ia
satisfy prurient desire TO riot in the death ago
MES OF fellow creature. We believe Giom the
testimony before us, that Smiths death was an &C
cldent, growing out Of rnDmeniary combat in which
both parties were eagerly engaged, aud far from
premediiaIed on the part oG Hill flour opinion
is right. and the testimony warrants MS in main.
tanning that il is. then has there been no murder
committed, for that must be an act matured and
considered beforehand The blow must he struck
With Z" malice prepsnss" N constitute mURpER.
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From the Philadelphia Ledger.
WORTHY OF NOTICE IN A HIGH
QUARTER

The King of the French lately presented to the
k'ng ot sweden, work on Oregon, by MIR. De
Mofras, decidedly hostile to the American claim
and the donor sent with his offering an autograph
letter, strongly recommending the work. The
King of Sweden, having men,i0ned this fact To
Mr. Lay, our Charge 'Affaires at Stockholm, re-
ceived from him copy of Mr.. Greenhuw' book
on Oregon. This lule incident is worthy of no
lice by on: Federal Executive, as INDICATING the
feelings Of the King nf the French towards our
country; and IN connection with French intrigues
IN Texas and Mexico. and French outrares in
oouth America, II Is worthy OF notice by the Anne.
Tlcan people 1t indicates. in our esiima ton the
strength Of the intente cordiale. good understand
lng and good will, between the French and Brit
lsh governments.
But what cnnrern have the British poyern-
ment in the afflrP We will explain. The
French Kings first is The security of his dy-
nasty and IN consideration uf British help for this,
he is Wiling to join Britain in sssllling the Uni-
ted States. " How ! help you ~ say His
Stock jobbing M'jpsry To tho BRUSH Ambassador
at Paris by slanJrring oar rivals Ni,h the
governments of Europe" replies The Ambassador
hhd Tor IhIS purpose, you can hire Frenchman
To visit Oregon. and write history Of our own
and the American claim to il. Wa will instruct
our ag+ nts Of the Hudson's Bay Company to fur.
nIsh MIN, wherever they find him, with all
necessary materials for the purpose and seeing
spec'aclfs' and being wen paid By MS through
mem, he can make capital story. Your Majes-
~ VIII then be able la communicate to every Eu-
r"pPan sovereign, with your Majesy's Royal au
lograPh letter, an authentic history Of Oregon, by
a Frenchman, who, being subject Of neither Of
The conlend'ng claimants. will of course speak i'm
partially. All This will cost your Majesty nothing.
Gan important consideration 10 His MajestyO for
we shall pay all the expenses, and make the Hud-
sons Bay Company reimburse u.s." II will do
IT," replies His Majesty, " and can sum find a
man for the purpose" Accordingly MIR. De Mo.
iras IS sent on his mission, with full buckets and
plenary in4truclions
Is His Stock jobbing Majesty capable nf This
The daily history Of La BouTss, the Wall stree,
of Paris. "thuut any aid from his political bis,o
Ty, would show that he was capable of much
more. And This is probably one of the honest and
impartial crowned heads, to whose arbitration
Mr. Winthrop and other American functionsTies
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BONDS FOR HIRING NEGROES.
EDsFur Sale at this Office.
THE LAST OF THE YEAR.

To-day coses the year 1915. We shall in &C
cordance with good old custom, and following the
example of less important institutions, suspend
operations in Office TO- morrow, New Years
cay and IN consequence. paper will be issued
until Monday evening next. What may to NOR
rOo bring forth ? What has the past year brought
to conclusion? The end of life to many-,he
commencement of il to others--pain, sorrow and
ahiictI"n To thousands-real lasting iuy Ia few
Ii Is still lxion turning the wheel, and Sysiphus
rolling the stone, TO those who vet live Oar
country has extended The area of freedom. :" bv
connecting Texas to her with indissnlnhle binds
that has been the work uf 1916. The work com
menced by JOHN TYLER in 1913, has become
one OF the proudesi monuments of American histo.
~, by its contamination in lS45 The work of
1916 is partially befre u.s. Oregon is to be pro
tecled and wrested from the aggressur's hand
California is To be free. So much for the nation
To all our citizens we wish "a HAPPY NEW
YEAR" How easy the wish is uttered. by ALL.
-bnI that it will prove happy one to ALL, none
dares hOpe-but their trust is in Gud
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THE OREGON QUESTION SETTLED.

AT least we know not what else tn think of it,
after The following luminous paragraph from the
pen of the correspondent of the New York Tri
bune. " Such stuff dreams are made OFF,
" Any thing connected with certain men s
movements is worthy of notice ; this is nv excuse
for noticing 80 trivial thing as the calls made
by gentlemen On each other. | understand tina,
MIR. Buchanan called at Mr.. Calhunn's lodgings
last night that Mr.. Calhnnn called by special
invitation ut some one on Mr. Pakenham to-day
and To nigh, Mr.. Buchanan was again at Mr.
Caiho"n's lodgings. These may have been only
christmas calls, hut even they may have some in
1uence On the state of our Foreign Relations"