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TIRENCH and Eng,lsh Boarding and Day school

III
Il The Misses HAwlEy, daughters of the late Rector OF
St Johns Church, OF this city, have, with their mother
Mrs. HAwG.EY, removed from street TO Pennsylvania
between 18th and 18th Streets and Will resume the
exercises OF their school I'd Monday month, U3t Sep
;ember)
The of instruction includes all the branches Of
English education taught in the approved schools
IN the United States and is under their d
recton French music, drawing, &c, Nc. by the best
For reference and further particulars pro-
spectus which may be obtained ut the school.
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NEW AND EIECANT SILKS.--The eubNCYfb0rH
IN have this day received large invoice of dress silks
which have been selected with great care from the New
York markets within the last week. They name
10 pieces very rich changeable Brocade silks
10 do do do Ottoman satins
Is do do plaid and striped Glace silks
do do light silks for evening dresses
do do light coored and white satin do
do pink and blue satin striped and watered silks
do 30 inch black Ottoman satins
do do changeable Armure silks
10 do 81, A, and 81 black boiled silks for visites
Together with great variety of other very rich French
Cashmeres mousselines, &c., of the latest styles
Worked capes and collars
Lace capes for high and low neck dresses .#
Lace pelerines needle worked handkerchies 4
Embroidered Tarleon and Swiss muslin evening dresses
Do Satin and dEcosse dresses, &c
Also to be opened OF Tuesday morning an invoice of
very splendid Paris made cloak cardinals and vsies OF
very recent importation, and wei worthy the attention of
the ia fashionable PHI. HOOE &c co.
Oct. 4-2wif
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Ist and 2d numbers $3.50 Sd and 4t $780, &c.
Tickets $20-hnlves $i0-quarters $5-eighths 81 30.
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets, $3.50
Do do rs half do lao
Do do rs quarter do 20
Do do Is eighth do 35
All orders by mail or otherwise, for tickets shares,
packages will meet with promp attention. Address
d. PAINE IL Co, Managers,
Sept 3-2awdSc7w Baltimore, Md.
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Total lives insured los
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, No III Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
w. p. JOHNSTON, M d., opposite City Post Office, 18th
street, physician. Sept 7-2awlm
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A GENT for claims, notary public and commissioner o
IA deeds for die States Of
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Proposals for Indian Goods.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS, Sept. Is, lS47.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be rece ived at the office o
- the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Washington d. c.
until 10 O'Clock, on Monday, the lst of November next 10
thereabouts for the use of the Indians and deliverable
at the following places, viz;
AT NEW YORK.
Blankets.
ll50 pairs 3point white Mackinac blankets to meas
ure 90 by az inches, and weigh pounds
900 pairs 2s:point white Macknac blankets, to meas
~ ure o. by 10 inches and weigh pounds
400 pairs 2point white Mackinac blankets measure
AZ by % inches, and weigh 81 pounds
400 pairs la-pont white Macknac blankets, to measur,
ana 30 by 90 inches and weigh "A pounds
400 pairs ipoint white Mackinac blankets,
- ~ by 10 inches and weigh 81 pounds
22O pairs 3pont scarlet Mackinac blankets TO measure
200 pairs q point scarlet Macknac blankets TO measure
81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
t0 pairs 3-point green Macknac blankets,
60 by 70 inches, and weigh pounds
2D0 pairs point Gentinela blue Mackinac blankets
to measure 90 by 72inches and weigh pounds
2ao pairs 2A-point Gentnela blue Mackinac blankets
TO measure 81 by GO inches, and weigh pounds
Dry Goods
1860 6o yards blue fancy and gray list cloth
2o5o do blue Saved list cloth
1 ~, do do scarlet do
200 pounds worstod yarn, three fold
-, 80 dozen sa cotton OF s aag handhegchieis
40 do black silk do
40 do 81 cotton shawls
% do 6i do DO
80 do A do do
10000 yards Calico domestic
1000 do do English and French
1900 do bieached cotton shifting
5000 do unbIeached do do
$500 do do do sheeting
5000 do domestic checks stripes and plaids
100 dozen woolen socks
5000 yards plaid linsey
1000 do iannels, assorted
1900 Shirts flannel
l25 do calico
80 pounds linen thread
$50 do do
20 do sewing silk
$50 pieces rbands assorted
975 yards bedticking
900 do sattnets, assorted
400 do Kentucky jeans
gross worstcd gathering
20 pounds Chinese vermlion
Hardware.
$40 pounds brass kettles
1856 tin kettles
40 nests iapanned kettles e in nesD
76 dozen butcher knives
l40O0 gun fiints.
At ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
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Splendid Lotteries to be drawn I'm October, 1s47.
j. w. MAURY ~ CO., Managers.
Successors to !. @. Gregory & Coz
AO.OOOf

Tickets Sl0-Haves Ss5-(luarters 81 80.
Certificates OF packages OF 26 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do rs half do G5 90
Do do rs quarter do $3.50
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ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP HERNIA
 .fT BOSTON.
Twelve days Later from England.

Grsai ddraHee in Wheaf, Flour, Src.- Tae Crops on fAS CenfiHemt- State of tAe .honey .Narksf. SC.
 By ite arrival Of the Hibe1ia, we are favored with advices from London and Liver pool to the 18th inst
 The price of American Red Wheat, on the Huh, was l4s. 3d-, and for White l3s. 9d % l5s. And Indian Corn. which was worth, al thai date. 60s. 6is. ed. per qr. of 4sO lbs. rose the following day to 63s. 6 66 pr or On the 4th inst our quotations fsr Cana ca supertine Flour was a, 40s As. pr bbl.. and for sweet United States 39s 40s 6d. Our quotations to-day show rise of 7s. o5 ss. pr bbl- ou former prices; and g.. 5d 9s. Sd. on the latter.
 The latest accounts from the Continental markets show that much scarcity prevails in all breadssuffs; and especially on some parts oi the Continent But as the navigatioa was open, large supplies were expected 10 be otnngai forward in a short time.- Already ihe wants of those countries could not be supplied, bu, numerous cargoes would be transported to he different kingdoms of Ea- rope.
 Accounts from Smyrna, of the 30th ol ApTIi, mention that grain had further decli- aed ia value; and thai the accounts from the aoJacent locaiaies, on the sahiect of the crops, were of a nature calculated greatly to siiay any further anxiety; while the estimates mace of the quantity available for present necessities, exceeded ali previous returns.
 The market for American cured provisions Keeps steady; and as there is Iiirie or nosh- ing ol any description arriving from Irelsnd, 'ne mPorialions from the Unued States will ID most cases meet with ready sale.
 nc PFlces of Pork and Hams are about Me same as when last noted. Bscnn. how esef' iE consequence of the scarcity of sap pl'es, and particularly ol fresh meat, (which 'Aages from T to 6d. pr lb.) has an excel ieal demand The raies current are from 2 70 5s above those last noted.
 ot Cheese there has arrived, during the ,aa' fortnight, bui limited amouB.. Prices m nave consequently advanced Is. per 100 lbs me Pr'ces now prevailing vary from 42s io
 per lOo lbs, according 10 he quality. I nere has been aH advance of , to &. ps ioo lbs. n American iaiiow since the 4ih nsL The article IS now al As. .o 46s. ps lO0 lbs Al present there is DO American butter ir he market,
 The pressure in the monsy market is more eesefe than has been experienced for years pAst Money matters however, appear to bs improving. During he last week there hss oren sn increase in he deposi,es in the Bank o England of f570.000, and bnllion has are'eased T,' to the extent of q, ,0O0 0OO.-- oeSe Adorable circumstances have enabled ,S ,Se bank 10 discount more freely on bull. aH' nave had as much as three months to Sn Advances were made to bankers as 5l VT rc cent on p.omiseuons paper.
 ae 'AEetable state of American exchanges TI ss had beneficial eaeet on he nasket.-- m marAet for coasals has, however. bseu a''rked by general hessiness; and the bel,el "esheral that the Chancelsos of the Exehe-
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0RITIARY.

fn the town of Pine Bad. cn Tuesday. tts 5sh inst, air. JAaEs DEBsgx, SR-. wss shot. with . deabae 5ar~lied sAes-gaa. out ei the dlssng -ruon sioer ok the tavern in Psne Biua, several sh0r teriag hss breast, ef which he sanseS5aiely died
 He hss beea, tos mary years, one cs the most dis tiBgufshed ana asefai eiiiSeas tr the State ef At kaasSz lie Wxs born is s4ss sssy sss Mas kesk. n ihe year fsee. asa eSAiSreted t.' sEse State of Ar kafssas ia the year is.1. He was married iB iszi Hs hssA. fef inxzy ypafs. iH the etiy of ks1sx Rock zsd ssas esteemed wilile tsete ss one cg the saass emtrFprssg ans. ssefai in that city Bai abo0t ths years ls4i and fs4s. sn&es the pressure which thea prevailed r ita,essihe ies hsEn to make rplieeteas. ard. consequently, he Ealea s ba siness. ae. ta tke y~as I$s&. removed te Riae BiaH and his iadBstxoss aed b8ssaess habits, hsss soon hsesghi hisn into possce EsoAais of indus sy and perseverance,. Prosperity stixfssed asi has effsrss. He vas rApsAfy aeraasatsiiag aAe4nx. and wol4 ssgs besa sbls aars PAL sa hss family m easy posissoa nad arranged al his old debts bat death ka. ee1sEa Ais eifgEts.
 hewas 1ae srh0l1r, q soilie and 19coaspiished geatismas, antl of the assssk en1esprtssng and 6asiaass uegChaats ia the Saa,e aud hla sasx and aecoAGacda&ng p4annes won AsF hsia fr4enaz where . ersf ke was kaoAR. aBa. for kls Rsany excelleaf qualities. hs wi b. Iohg reDssaserea ad sassceseiy regretted by tAe resestzbss and sstrFpsisin p1ssa ot tas Essy; for. a has socsssE has lost an Ae accomplished aad asefal ssensheE. Hs has Jeff a wife zhe iakgs sanliy ef hePtpss ekiidFen to Saar kis loss The eiEixsns Pad great respect in stsea-
 isg. gfea, sabefS. has fanesAl a6la tse Earsesl pec~ssioa iso~cS Ass corpse te toe xroan6 tat la. ever bexa wisAsxssd ia shis eoasaFy These wess ao, many Nasoas, bat al tTsi were in she eauatv turned oat in besstisui ana0E. fo ds sse oceasssz hoa2s. and. n raast eszzfifal aud Imeaelnx aaaa ser pasa that tfsDafe oi respect that ss4s SEls t
 decsased wortAy ssosheT.
 The Sabbath Sslofs hEs asssh. he stteasseA ChaEeh aaa tstesea with Esesl Hateniien. 10 xa iunaussn, seEsaoa, asd iwlee. sks 9zs befors hs ssaga. sl~s la sss Fso4eaisa s4 tAs Gszpss bs sasscnpssons~ He dAsd sAAzsgt ,e tbs s2ass ot shjaTess ianp esE<e and the sssfais ef soclstx. Peace De to ss fsA&ins aaa may tss uActsassg of hAs fexassextso, ee as ss,iaas ea.d ssgas ss kss se ~sa .eisy. an. az@tWi zf-aas
 St~l5axs9te ~in pBeaae eogy
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AnplrloxAL rxrkLLloExeI.

ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE.
 The Hibernia sailed from Liverpool on the 18th Of May. and reached Boston on the 3rd inssant- at5A o'clock, A. M. We are indebs- to the New York Journal of Commercr foF the following news, not embraced in our Tsiegrsphsc Dispatch of Saturday morning ~ A great asemblAge ef German singers is about to be held ai Brczaen, which is 10 be attended by nine hundred vsczlisis-
 In order to diminish the consumption of bread The Saxon Gsseramsnt has forbidden new bread to be sold
 The Gosernmeni cf Bohemia has decided ihas the Jesaiis shall noi De allowed so re- side al Prague.
 The Societie Generale of Balgiam has just lowered to 4 per cent its rate of 6ssc0sni on commercial bslis The British Government have taken steps to send oas Sir J. Richardsoa wish he over- land expedition to the North Pole.
 Sir Charles Napier, t seems, kss keea lsnd- denly ordered to hpi~, bis aag ss Portsmouth,
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Majcx HeBsIE. of the Genersl Pcss-efiee Depart ment. sails "a the steamer Washington 10 Dfe- men a~xt week. e perfect pest ofiee aFraAgemsnls with EnglAad and France, the Hahsiowhs. Belsiusn Hanover, and the states ofsbe Zuixerein, hy Nhirh letters may henesiosth be seat from say to&B sI place ia the Aterios u any oF these cesniries ie aay tDwa or place in the ia;ers0T ef the United States
 The important arrangement could not have been entrusted so ahier of more skilfai hands Malo, nossaE's kong expereaee in the post-oihce depart. { meat, and has practical ability, will enable him We do not doaht tu ahiie saseezssty in tks deisiis If sh- arrznewuaeHf
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STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening hSi, by the Rev V VI saevensoa, BsSIEaTy f. busAl, Esq, of Cnaw- ford eoanty, 10 Miss JrptrH EEkKS. youngest daughter et Mag. N@. Field, oa this city,
 In announcing tisis aaioa we tender oar sTaTsasst eSHssasglasioss Less, for the dainty least ef cake an,i fruit abanaatsiy Ernssssee. ,sn tle kindly feelings which have gro~n np ufagr many years 0f f'iendsAip ea'h the parties. The sincerity aiih which ws jaseks happiness for them. leaves ts no disposition to reisers'e the stsrsssi boSgo or tolra peas So f:scIy sonsIibatea en sacs occassoAs
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A ViLLseE LorHARIa.-So little gossip IS going forward about this time. in consequence Of the re cent dsFeiopue1i oi the moral deiinqaesees cf q certain shoe sanaIaciarrr who has heretofore stcod well In the tewn oi Bsaniree, Mass. He WAS a married man. doing good basipess, but sosae moDlhs since. hs stopped payment atssi went ibis chsncerr- Not a islis surprise was oeeasscaed, and speculation vas life as fo whs; he Sad i. ne with his property. Il BOW appears thsi it has been expeneeA in the easiest way hsagiaah5e. The gen- ilrnaa has seated and furnished exsratagaat sye faz iang time past. hoase ia Bosses, &herr he has provided for all tie whims ef gay Indy, uhose taste WAS rather os costly kissd- During the pest hs pad fashionable sisit Q Niagara N ash ingtOn ahd other places n her company. sad IS now ~xeesaseiy chagriBed that amy sedY should istsr. tsfe ~iih Bis free trade decssin<s
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s.wE'Lr rsLL Yor.~--sFh~ whsxs are anxbeas ,o keow waAt pTesidsns Folk iAsslsas 10 de wilh Ssnia Abaa, now tsaf he has beea 70 cksI by ths Americans aud Iprsakeu hy his eFa eeantFy men. ff he woasd take car advice on inc ssaierf Hs woslh say. make aa exchange with the whigs fof Tom Gusxia. The cooper eoiossd crisser' soald make sn Sxeeeai Mcxiean candidate for the Psssi dearv. # ia Mextro. while Santa Aama would iist sait Inc whigs of she United states being pess1el essscastsf Of asir feelings and viexs ia regard se te eKtsiIng @ars tse great qaestoa s nes ia isses hsfors the Alaesieah People, Aa exchange xaaAa bs fsir deal "-L Loa DsAoeras
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TREAsox Uxplseu,sgp ,-.. The oo,

TREASON USpisGuisEp ,--.s The oppo- nen,s of the war have given Mexico every guaranty of their opposition to church rob bery as well as all other kinds of robbery, and have even extorted fton she administra- iion disasowal of the infamous speculation Of it's organ n.f-Loa- Joay.
 This is, my dear friends, the Nexicaas- we have done all we could for you; and we have accomplished something which entities Us to your gratitude Lou Dem
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TRr IT BY ALI MEASs A writer in a London paper has matured plan by which he proposes in future to avOId railway eolii- sious. He advises that an iron chair be con strucied directly ia fron, of ;ssss locomotive. and that one of he directors should sii there in on every uip. He thinks this patent raii- way buffer will effect the desired object.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR siLE.

.a&MA THE subscriber wia sell on tha .nssss &&sss,A Accommodating terms fse PtsatAtioss
 4 q nl M a0w cultivated by kifn in H snpntkai bcpsnsg. Ari. snatainiAg ap8aEEa nf sslfesn EaEaxeA arses ssse@ hasarssi ard afay oS wtsicb is Ia hsgh stsae sf ruiftezfisa Fbens Nas sa the PFssnlses ssoA ssaAes, euwa- -esikss. aee4o hoases, eSD5orsaSse dseisEne boases ksehes, sIAake house, 6as gio hnass sad preaa nad ntlssf seessssry hsIAaiAg~. all sf aiaeh are msw aaAasa 6as order. Th~ Tract of isad ss EaRIy w1ssrsa bF ~eiss aaa sesiags, Aaa ss sci slAp&ed ss tie saf- tare sf cotton zaa small gfAfns fals piaem i4 gzSasd ss oae ofthe nseet keasshg aud aesis~hato. eatiDes ss the syatssfn psrs ef AfkaBsas.
 Also, that tract cf iand ss1sAfeA i'd Paxa eoanee. Ark. at th@ efDsssng sf ske fAtse Mss3ass sieef e tAs Military Sesa sesAsMs irem Ltte ian<k ta EA1h- ingssA, eosstsinsag ufwzsas eE sstw hsnaxs3 Arres Thee are up@sfds ys cns haisassa ard ktks Aerss cs shAs tract isapssvsd Tsers is . lssgs tAs sssy dweistsg hess@ tis sraet. iaa yasd. bsse zppas eaa psaeh sfxhsf4. ere spsiag wsfeF. ard esffy across is@ Lfstle Nssveaff rtsef whSeA sisias . haes~sf0s pfcAs sHnssiis. Fms psaes is eeassaes- ed ose 4 tfs~ sesf iseaoss ios p.ssss Acase as1 stock ssfsa ia the State. T
 vtil also seia my present tssi4ewea &4tesaaax tse ioss sf washington This place is basasssssiy lasPEoseA. and situated Spoa srset af iand-eea- tssshg tssgfy aenes TheFs is ca thg& sssa<e lsExs aaA eeAaeisess esxsihpg ho1ss. kftehsS. ssgsa bsns@s esFp 1fsAs stable ssuiage bsasr n3cisssI aeeessssy sessIss. ski<A nszkes f obs ez the os' eassSps tzele eEa eDase@feet places spT . taazsg Tv44esee Ia tAe ssesassy e( Wssain9sa TA@ss q ase sa d sxeSssept weod Assa nsss tis slses shitS sisi bs sold wsssa II f t~xsrsd. Al<G sise sosse arsd lees hs Fhe sssp of MasasssgsaA hs<ssQ c@ns3 sad oe<@gsee ey ass aos. Danisi z WitasF sa& <s present ass4 asa se4epae& hy .sae as iss' X eshes- I aa wsols si taE sbgss prosperity wSs Y tfspoa~s ai oa tse saess Ssss=sasse fsax .as Fl os sacas~ss icf gassz s*gsses
 z CaAxDfSs1N b R0YSTOS~ wxsAiagssa, Ark, MeT zf fss7. 3f-vssA
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A coon ONE.-Whcn the brave and gall Ian, Caplain Walker. who has so distinguish ed himself m the Mexican battles was on a visit to Washington city, several months ago, Daniel Webster asked him. s.Well, Captain. when do you Ibiak we shall have peace v To which the heroic Walker repliet-s. Jssf ,raen yoa IFhigs Larm 10 aes iiks Eaea and support ycur eosnfry.n 'Tha, was a scorcher.
 Eaaoa .3rgus.
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FOR SALE fl Valuable Cotton Plantation
" cEicoT co. .sEKs

fS CHfCDT co. s3HkS, gTNHE UNDERSIGNED. AsrHeSy H DATES. 1 sasniassgssies as bssts waa, of tho estate oi JAMgs EsrtLL, sscea asea heia4s thereto aatApelEed aad smpo~tred ey eFicf ef the Cean af Probate ef Chieoi county, Arksnsss. tii ssr Io sale. al gab ise vehdae, f0 lbs highest 5isIeI at Ike lnAT du0f ot tise courthouse oi sad eaaGiy. is. tsn lp&H of Calaasbss, ths Ard day eswdAs nSxt NoeemAsy fsr@ of ths Circuit Court ot sata county. which aih b. ihe Sfa SaS ef Apreabse'. fl. D. ISfT, tae ei.owipg aesersed tracts ef parcels cf saaisi rem posing the psata'ioa c0anansAiay kssnasA as fhR Es 4H pl4Rtstssa. sisasss sas kssss k.Aas~ s sest essaniy, to wif The west sr7 part at the Ew | of section 3t ss fSG qr cf seefinH a T sf aM qf cf section g Be IfS ~. of section szs .. hH nsrf ol SC qe of seetien P the tff Psst nf us. ,r of section s5 iAc uHaisided half sf sfae fsf Earf ol the Re qr 0l seelivg 2lal "a tesfasAip ha South of Range eae til wsst. eonszisany F ihs whoie 5TI 5l-la8 ceres of haad-
 TsFaas One -foslrth cash, and the ressaHe i1 eae. two and three years io De secured 70 the ssisise uoa Qf the saalefstESios.
 This eiantsfton ~iii br sold sutevt teste widoss z dover, which has been appcrtloeed ea Co her. Bst this xili hc no ohleeEisn. fhe wldaw hss coss<A- ted tx tAe prtsc for Der life estate, wseh ~t De made kowa ca the day pf sale, and tlss pssrSases wilt take ihe entire estate rpaa paypeai of saeh price aaa compliance sish fhe above tefass
 Tais planlafcn Is regarded aH secoFsd so none sn this region of epaafrs, ard eisss eas sAsasefnessts to aav person des.,es@ eg sbssssssez sst Ealy ee tog iai5t 4ts,'n large FsFts0ss oa h ~4se sds VI water in i2s4 ti kss about 1a ia caisfssaoe. the residue being arsi sisabFsd Niisi eoitlst MeaA cypress &c- sfssi bss gss- s0se alsd qaaEisla ha a5 hasas upon ,i aaG :s sisszted la es s tss hsst osighbostsssis H. tbs e0aafy. es. gerhaps h Ase Sfsls.
 Lies ws,hiE fwo aslles and ln ssEf. as tbe asts~ slsssgPi 5yse--- s P1ssessi0s wi be gives wAea the ps@svnt efop Of eotteB has been sxfhtfeS. which 1tl Dc seuEs tisse iA Jssaafy
 rhers ste other lands adjoining beionxSag ts ether persons ihsl b. purchased ie efiasss tse traSt. sheeh tue pateaa~sg ae@iss st 4
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CayiL WARlx CHIsA<--Amoag the for esga papers that came over in the Raiseow, we find the following ,.em
 ..The Chinese Rs4 sssiory. Es late number we presume gives an account which could hardly be credited. had we nos positive proofs of the density oa the population oi the Chinese Empire, i eivil ~sr, os Fashss feud, took place between the two nesghhor- ing departments oi Chang Chao and 'reessn Chao, in the province of Gokisn, ia akseh 2I.5i5 houses and sos huis were pislasesl and burnt to the srousd, and l30, ,e32 per sons killed and woanded. fs appears thai wars of this klnd are of frequent occurrence m she luaeEior ol thls country withoul shs government sstempsing, or rather caring io interfere is Is siaied iilai when riots Of sa5ls description take place. heariag Eo pesiisral character. the authorities care haale about the result to the inhabitants 1t is aot long since that the asthssisies of Canson allowed two villages 10 he destroyed, and the pcru. lation murdered. as the question was only certain losses ai gaming. The snptre, say they, is too shiekly populated, therefore theTs eaa be 10 ham in allowing surbuisns pFs- pie "a ssaks room fst . szsors qases yes
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A gentleman wassreasmg ihe other day of ,he kindness ofhis friends in visiting him. One old amt, in particular, visaied him re- gulasly twice year, and ssayed sax moaths each tune
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PoLITic sv GEs- TAsLoRs--A eogrespou- I... .f .k. (s.f..... Tx.-.aa. ~..s.

PoLITics ov GES- TAsLoR.---A eoTresPou- den. of the Galeaa Gazette, says:
 s-Gea. Taylor, from kis earliest youth, has been warm adnirer of Thomas Jeflefsoa, and on his marriage, vowed that t blessed sith children, has irsi-bern should he nssDed afier the sagc of Monticello. He had eh,l- dren. bns II happened, somewhss unforiu- nasely, that his first was girl. Determined, however, 10 execute his purpose. be called her Thomas Jeliersoa She became the wiie of Col. Jeiizrsop Dsgis, commander Of the ist regiment of Mississippi infantry, ,a Gsa- Tayior's army.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-28

We take the paragraph below, says the Louisville Demoerat, from the MEXICAN wHIG who figures as editor of the Louisville Journal,
 "Mexiro has had ten presidents within the last year. The United States has had bat one. but he is mnch n.eaner one than any of Mexieo's tenor than the whole half score pui together
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-28

Robert JoSselyn, of Nas~haIT, who fought so sslisnily, as prsvate. at Monterey anu BGena Vista, and who was pgomoied to Cspaaiaey by the President. Is spoken ol in the Holly Springs Gazetie, as candidate fss Congress. -Nis4txsipplaa
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-28

PARis FAsHioN.--lGrey hsiris now all the rage m Paris Probably some annquzied spsnsser amopg shs neaslisy had become too lsxy to attend so the adjussmsns of her wig, and 70 set the fashipn by sessrnase ss once to uzturr.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-28

RIGHT Goop.-A man ia New-York turn ed his son oul of doors because he wosidn's pay ASn house rent. The Philadelphia Spiri, spesM ofi Ii as striking instance of pay-rsai- ai-agseisa'