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We are indebted 10 Mr. Farnham, bookseller, Of this
city, for some works recently issued by the productive
press Of Harper & Brothers, of New York.
Among them is the second part (now compete) Of
that last beautiful novel of Bulwer. "The Caxions,
a Family Picture We confess TO reading this in
teresting production in the midst Of our mails and
political discussions and admire il maeh that
earnestly commend the whole TO the attention Of our
readers.
To Mr.. Farnham and 10 the Harper press we also owe
Acknowledgements for the third part OF The History
Of Pendennis his fortunes and msfortunes his friends
and his greatest enemy" from the humorous and cee
braied pen Of Thaekeay. the author OF that exquisite
eHusion. "vsny Fair" Many readers have given the
superiority the present production and certainly in vii
and satire, this author ranks among the first Of the age
To the same publishers and bookseller indebted
for the last spirited and rzcy tale Of Captain Maryaf
The Little Savage"
We dismiss this very hasty notice OF late publ.
cations which is eireumscribed BY the Of space
without putting In word Of cordial notice Of that
most admirable collection. "Littelfs Living Age"-the
most varied. amusing. instructive add select gathering
good things that Is published in the United States We
advise every general reader every enerprising club
10 add The "Livng Age 10 their collection
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Round Island has been completely evacuated The
last remnants Of the formidable armament left the
place on the llth instant They were taken across 10
them took passage in the mail boat for New Orleans and
the others (aboui twenty-five in number) the steamer
Mobile. No obstruction was offered by the United States
vessels 10 their peaceful departure Simultaneously with
this movement the government fleet has departed The
sguadron, embracing the soopof war Saratoga, Lieut.
Ward commanding. and the steamer Vixen, which had
recently arrived the station, goes TO Pensacola, where
upon the arrival Of Commodore Nicholson, such arrange
nents viii be made Tor their winter cruising the Gull
of Mexico. and among the West India islands. ne the
protection OF commercial interests may demand In
this connexion. we may cay that, although complaints
have. II different tunes, been made of the conduct of
OF the naval officers while on the Round island
station. thess upon yese alton, have turned out to be
unounded and il has been established that the officers
have. throughout. conducted themselves an becoming
and gentlemaply manner.-hobtie Register, OCT rs.
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THos J. HENLEY.

curious ci'cumsfaoce came knowledge SAT
urday We learned that Dr. Lehman, late postmaster
had ast gotten receipt in foil for complete and satsac.
oy settlement OF all his accounts, public officer, with
he government II appears by their settlement that do
Iiug the Doctors four years 10 pos, Office the Of
IuBdfsd and odd dollars received by him for
postage, and passed the credit Of the United States
Of this sum, four hundred Thousand dollars
clear profit the department. The Doctor realized about
thousand dollars himself for his personal servi.
cess and he has tbs credit Of having lost single dollar
TO the government and Of having within months after
retiring rom bis Office settled mp full q the penny,
and received his vouchers therefor from opposing sd
ninsiraon This is highly credtable him, and should
be source Of qualification all bis life Il ooly adds
evidences the general admission OF HE integrity in
dusry, and abiny.-PhiL Tima
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Las..n.. Living Age. No. ss,.- rae. n. cent?.

J. Memoir osr Robert Murray KeitDubn University Magazine
y. United Bank Circuaton--E.conomi-t.
,. The Modern vnsssl Gimp 1y.--Johu Wilmer.
4 Prom the Great Salt Lake-Tnbune.
Napoleon and te Son Of Madame de st.eounal of Com
Trouble Cape-Unit.d Service Mnrazne
Z, Louis Philippe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
:. French Expenditure always increasing-Eeonomist.
y Canadian Independence and Annex Herald
10. The View German Federal Empire-Econonist
II. Condition and prospects of Germany
Ia Position Of Rome and her Cburch-specatof.
- Russian rreponderance-Tim
Cubs Of the Russian Bear, Punch
Win poetry and short articles
WssmEoros, December ~ 1875.
OF all the periodical Journals devoted science
which abound Europe country appeared d
be the useful II indeed the
q the current literature Of the English language, this BY
ene extent and comprehension, includes
J. O. ADAMS.
Published weekly At % a year, by
Oct ~ ~ ''s"'-
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From the Cincinnati In,
Minnesota news.


Minnesota NEWS.
From the Minnesota Register and Chronicle Of the 10th
ut, we make up the following liens Of news from the
new Territory:
SIOUX VISIT On the I'll the town OF 81 Paul was
visited by almost the enre population composing the
lower bands Of Sioux Indians, (Wabasbaw's and Red
Wing',) their wsy 20 The payment at Fot Smelling
They their canoes fact Of eighty ninety
veas-s laden besides men, women, and children, with
doKs, cooking utensils buffalo SKINS forming the covering
OF Their 'terees" &c. They stopped day ST. Paus
and on the next proceeded 10 the fort
IHE FiRsr DIvoEcK CASE IN THE TEnKTToRy.-We find
the following % the published proceedings Of the Minnesota
legislature mr.. Mcleod, from select committee,
ported n bi TO divorce Lewis Laramie from We kanye
ke-wirg, an Indian woman, which read the first aud
second time and passed in committees Of the whole with
engrossed for a third reading
Ex-Governor Chambers nsd a-rived at ST. PauI's and
preparing TO enter upon his dates Sioux Commis
sionsr.
The legislature OF Minnesota had decided not 10 remove
the pita from 81 Paui's.
has exported shout three thou.
sand barrels Of crsubsuies this fall The price per
Louis is s5-making snug little OF Sl5 600 on
one article Of export and that Spontaneous production
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Enrqet q Letter 10 he Edtor,, from Georgia

sTaylorism is on the decrease in Georgia Prescription
has caused complete political overthrow of the wing
party Our late election shows that fact We have
ceeded beyond all calculation in Savannah where fede
raism has had long sway. The democrats have sue
eeeded entirely Taylor and his abolition minions are
turning out all the democrats, and putting in their place
wings, ree-soilers they called and by that
OF conduct the southern people getting their
eyes open, and will have democratic government; so
that il will have happy effect in Georgia The Taylor
democrats getting very unpopular. and rabid
wings say that il such William B. Bulloch, who
has bees cusom-house officer al the poi Of Savannah
during the administrations OF all the former Presidents OF
the United States and many others of equal honesty and
integrity are be turned out for opinions sake only,
they are no longer wings, but southern men They have
not yet forgotten the promise of Old lack, having
friends 10 reward, nor enemies TO punish"
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There under construction al New York. and fas,
advancing completion twelve vessels. whose
combined tonnsge Is 500 OF these 1--WE are steam
Of 900 each; iour Of them belonging the ne
line Of e X. Collins, and the other, the Franklin now The
property Of company about establish new line Of
steamers between New York and Havre by the wsy Of
Southampton. The Auanfic and Pacific, belonging TO
Collins line, already laupchcd and receiving
their machinery; the cylinders Of which six feet in
diameter and supposed be the largest yer for
steamer IN This country England These two steamers
are said 70 be lager than either Great Britain
snd President, and commence their -egnsT voy-
ages the i Of June. 1850 The and the Aniarc-
TIC the stocks, Of smaller dimensions and are
also intended iot Collins line
Besides these fhere the Georgia. intended for the Al
anc and Pacific line Of mail steamers and two others Of
wv and 400 tons respectively .-BIif Amsyican
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Copy of letter 10 The Editors from Liberty Missouri,
October 8, 1919.

OCioOcr D, lo4S.
DEAR sns: Before this shall have reached you. will
have delivered the books, papers, &C. OF this post Office
10 my successor c. Melone. For the political offence Of
being republican, dor other charge has been made
against me; 80, the author OF IT, for fear Of being glib
beted by popular indignation, dare not make himself
KNOWN haze been removed by an administration com.
not refrain from doing the wings hereat least ninety
nine on, Of every hundred OF themthe justice TO say
that they opposed 10 my removal many OF them IN.
ssting upon my holding the Office when il rumored
had design OF resignng. and that they had agency
in eectng the change II Is purely. as believe. the
work OF some INSCRIPTIONS partisan Of the aminsira-
ton who is afraid 70 make himself known. The wings
are indignant al H. because they have had voice in
lectDg my Were the only democrat (by thou
sands) who made the victim OF blood thirsty Ek-
ecutive, might have 10 complain; but as IL is
have rather 10 feel proud that an considerea
worthy Of martyrdom for the cause OF democracy.
Your friend
G. l. HUGHES, Postmaster
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BALTrxoEk. Oct. %

BALTrMoKk. Oct 23-5 p. m.
Fise peafia.-The sesstorial racs~eyNapai school
Bssiaea AID amaseneats- The markets. &C.
The weather again clear and delghru and streef
tronged with the youth and beauty for which the Mon
umen,al city is 50 famous
The question with regard 10 who shall he the senate
this State ill the vacancy occasoned by the resg
nation Of Rsverdy johnson. is beginning the
Of the rank and file Of The wing party who do
disposed limit the dtctaon OF the -puIer
Of The different ciques in the The candidate
tbe will be the Hon. John p Kennedy In opposition
Pau and the host Of others named In
nexion with the post There will undoubtedly be regu-
lar triangular hgh in connexion with the appointment a
there be doubt tat the democcy will hold the bal
ance Of power.
The Of the naval school, at Annapolis, con-
nenced last week, though learn there but few mid
shipmen present the school II 10 be plete
reorganized the board In session washngo
has completed It's duties.
Some idea OF the number Of strangers, and the en-.
business doing in this city, may be gathered from
glance the columns devoted amusement. in our
daily papers There two theatres open, ol
which the seguins performing, and the otbe
Mrs. Fsuen. Mr.. and Miss Logan holding forth a,
the Museum, and Dan Rice 10 figuring at his circu,
on Gay The Germana Musical Association arr
giving Carroll Hall. wyman, the magician
and yenuilloqust is giving entertainments PesIs Aihe
and Bsyne's Panorama Of voyage Europp
is wing crowded houses nightly the Law Buildings
The Gallery Of Paintings the Athenaom have slso us
opened Mr. Greeu gives concert toNnigh and haymonr
a. Co hiensgrrir opens dis evening They al doin
very well outstanding the number which may be ale
somethng Of INDIGESTION thai the financial affairs Of
citizens n easy coodion st The present. time
Tus xARKrrs--In the Baltimore market, This morning
there were sales Of 900 bbls Howa 1om 50. Sale
so bbs. Guy Mills at IS Ia Sales prime red wheat
O4 Ie5 GEMS. aud good prime I0oa Ioi cents whit
I0s Ils cents. VERY little here-snd sales b
report. Oats % ~ Provisions sell ny reu,
aiy VI for Sides 81 for shooldsrs and
10 for hams. Lard 81 barrels, and cent
In kegs. Mess pork go Is.
There large supply OF becves the scales on Mon
day and the stock being rather ordinary. prices rule,
lower. The offerings racLej 1000 hs al, Of which 60
sold city butchers; 400 TO packers; 100 lei
unsold, and $50 driven Pm lsde phia Price
ranged from 81 50 - the boof equal SIS IS 2
net and averaging % 40 po~. Hogs quote from 81
70 81 70 whiskey dull "a cents in hhas and ~ ents II
bbls
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Erfraa Of letter to the Editors, from Mississiip

Ertraa Of letter to the Editors. from Mississippi
"Mr j. j. Berryhill has been removed from the post
Office al Beefontine Mississippi by the no-party ad-
ministration OF General Taylor Although he has not
walked for ten years without the aid of crutches, and
Notwithstanding he had other OF obtaining sup
port than by the Aforesaid Office he could not escape the
effects Of pnvae malice and political persecution few
ponca ana % | hase toa seyera, ysss.
year, and endeayored 10 obtain his removal But they
fooled in their attempts and the qualification OF their
hendish malice reserved for the administration of
the man who hated. nay loaihed prescription II is
perhaps unnecessary add that he removed without
any real or pretended cause.
mississippi will be all right in November next"
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
On Friday the ls instant shall .ei at Inc hogse omery
Belgian street. near NeN Jersey
Cspito H he flag win designate the house, O'Clock
a. ms good lot 81 furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, psfor and rocking chsrs
Do msrble-top and centre tables
DO and rck tables, bedsteaos
DO ouomans ridebo.rd, and bureaus
Clt-frame mirrors, aud otber looking eiaseee
ane drurh-se chnirr wnrdrobes
Andirons, hov and tongues, and Tenders
beds. hat and other mattresses
and other window curtains, blinds
Cooknr snda alright stovss crate, ne.
Win lot Of kitchen requisites
Terms cash. GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Oct f7--aWThkF Aactioneers
90 The above sale ~ pesspcned. eenseg.esce 81
me unit Monday mem, he 2ed instant hour
9l--n q ThSTET. Aucioneefs-
10 The shove sale ss further pssspss~a.
Of The weather, unl "Wednesday 2 instant same hour
and place. GREEN TAsTET,
OCT 2-h Aucuoneer
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Coalition Of As Nsyfky. Msyksfs.
bu Ns% Yss. o g q :os %ts. . .sss,
sa Esss ss ass ss Lsaa.s y Fes
co Gssf's s. II Il ~ - o saa y
l07 cents, and Genesee I'D cents Oats ~ Rye 50
q % s sed Lard !. ysam
bausl, Groceries firm Rio coffee 10 cts R,cs slast
G. .s' sa s sas N 81 20 sss: Il
~ CTS Whisssy 2sl ~ cts. IN barrels
,,a p,pLspsLrnA oe e Stocks s,eadynessur note Sc
saIs q nour q sS Red wheat los o7 whi,s 10
noe small Mes. p ssa 90 G g. L. q 81
cent? per H. Whksy % ssi cents in bids and b6Is
Deafh Fatal Accidenf, &C.
e.a psonsn, Us member G w. 4, Brooke
this Inorning. Of an affection Of the heart Al meeting
odass which Sy David Paul TF ssow n
James Tewke.buy, engineer Of the new steamer Phila
dephia killed this afternoon about o'clock. wails
experimenting the fixing Of the machinery, beam fel
where he struggled few minutes and then taken
dead.
The WssfUa Rives
PTrsBuaG. Oct 22-There Is three feetwo inches
IN the channel We have been visited with heavy rains
os T.s b.. sa nine niche.
yesterday The weather L extremely pleasant to-day.
CHARLEsros, 8. o., Oct 23--s a. m.
The steamer Isabel Captain Rollins, arrived here last
night from Havana she leaves for New York to-day
ing been put this line for time, while the
regular steamer (NortherneI) is being repaired.
The Isabel brings Havsna dates the 18th White
gar quoted al II cents and choice IL yellow
do 81 II cents; brow 81 molasses do cents and
There Is bnt little old coffee left in the MARKET and
new Is receiving Ia but small quantities.
The quarantine regulations rs days from Boston, and
days observation from New York Baltimore pass
in without requiring any detention.
NEW ORLEANS October 2l--p m.
On the 2Is there sales Of 800 bales Of COTTON and
for The week 900 bales, mostly northern
Prices droopng-middling "a cents good mddlng ~
The accounts from the Interior sii very unayoIsbie
regards the crop, and the receipts thus Ear 100 bales
short OF what they were this time last year.
The adyices by the steamer Niagara received here the
20th had unfavorable effect the cotton market.
Sales subsequently, made Il 400 bales mddlng VI
81 cents; middiiIg fair l0a 10y Sales OF Rio cof
Carolina at 81 cents There general news q
ment.
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Toe following is an extract from a letter from the
Hon. r. j. Henley, late member of Congress from the
New Albany ia district to gentleman OF this city
Louisville Courier.
San FRAAcsco, Aug 20th.
II you want to make money, here. II you want TO
make rapidly, bring capital There just hun
dned ways in which you make fortune. ! haZud
nohing In saying this IL strange that money
plentier than any place in the world. IL IL the
time the scarcest- need into any explanations
The basis is here Gold plenty, bur easily oh
tanned Is supposed in the States, but easy
enough Tor business purposes
All who work in the and have health, with indus
try get ba ndsome remuneration The mines will be
exhausted Tor many years, and until then business will
be good and capital will yield large profits
am not afraid 70 advise men who know how do bust
come here .NuH said"
%. Yours, truly,
THOS 7 HENLEY
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Ono ELECTION roR MEMBER or CoxcRsss IN THE
SIXTH pnTRicT The vacancy in the 9Th congressional
district in this State, made vacant by the death OF Ru
dolPhus Dickinson, filed The second Tuesday OF
jorty Of some 5000 votes Mr.. Wood was for many
years member OF the Ohio legislature, and disnc
ton for has attention TO the OF his constituents,
and for the courtesy and strong native talent which
marked his Legislative career. He IL democrat in
theory and IN practice and his large majority triumph
OF which he may well be proud --Coiumbus Statesman
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WE have Jua received bessual a.-onens q eio
meres, and yest,ngs Of the shades snd
prepared % make order in the bcsf ssyie-
In the ready made line ock large and ~ qualify
We beauufu win
description % psntsioons, and
We tock of wooden, ala and
and besyy, WIN hse Shirts and
fancy goods We
YOUNG . oREn.
Sept 3O-3tswswff
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For Pu"g me Washngfon Oily Directory and
ReRser for 1850.
WILL be Publsbed the ia Of January, 1850 BY t
above uue IN octave FORM good paper, suhsantal
bndinr and viii IS ceu,s
per copy The win only usually appear
IN such annua but viii engraved map cy plnp
81 houss OF Congress
together with complete compendium affair." public aear
of meeting of the departures and
Of miscellaneous matter complied any WORK
Oct 24-eoa SAGE WAITE, 4 co
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To Consr.eser-.

SEALED PROPOSALS. once James
y Company Richmond until the 2ad
dyer Maiden Adventure falls eight miles shove Rich
mo
The 100 feef long and 10 feet high
The viii be paid fr IN bank Besides ne
monthly
required security satisfactory
board Directors completion
specified In the contrac
q the wok wiz be exhibited, and specifications
delivered once IN tieb
AIRY q The company MnTkk gwfNN
Richmond, October ~, 1919.
Oct 1l-Aaw3w
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AmARTTNE's History q the French B~voIus,,,, ~,
IL Is4s--A supply this day received
smyths Modern History, and I,t nj
books History; Ny Jared Sparks.
Lord MaboBs History O England, svo.
comparative pbvucai p
in 10 rotation history Of mankind by Arnold Guyet
Oct ~
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gsnes q. H-rr~f
WILL stiend prosecution Of claims before Congress and Oh,
W VARIOUS executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between oh and ION
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Mr.. Buchanan goes New Orleans in q few weeks on
visit to his friend John Sde and via Alabama,
10 visit Hon. William T. King
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o. street Presbyterfan Chureh.-By Divine psrmis
the Rev. Joshua Moore u the synod Phlsdepha
preach in this church this evening, half past O'Clock.
Oct24-
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pAROs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ Nsture, IN different lands
ID different climates; BY Aexsnder Won Humboidt
Ts cour cf France, and me Times Of Francis Che FH y MIS-
Pardoe. -.
eon. FhANck fhfbvh
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Gg-" Howard Division'' SONS OF Temper.nce.-The
Of Howard Division Temperance
viii held Method Protestant chapel Virginia
Navy Yard this "wednesday evening" haipsst 1oeock The
exercises will Of music, and addresses By Mes Tpton
Davis, Bradford and Denson.
Members divisions will regaia
Odd Fellows Hall, M O'Clock precisely.
BY order Of the eommitree
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GJ- Odd Fellows HaII.-The incemeBey weather
preceding week
the performances Of DUMBoLToNs ETHIOPIAN SERENA
DERs, been induced
day Tuesday and "Wednesday EVENING" October "a
The above place Doors az ~, concert 20
O'Clock. Tickeis IS Ocf2l
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CRENCH spoliattens prior 10 IsOo.-The original
anti Whose memorials heretore presented consess,
Ming thena generally Departed lie,
Indispensable
should make themselves known Congress
their
claims duly sp-
pointed o said original claimants, have s
circular letter. win PHd form. Of memorial 20 s sir
present knowiedfe bat,
themselves
fediafe application
like of memorial
presented Congress 81 me ePeafng o the seon December
confidently BIN rciief
JAMES NJ cAUsrEN,
Oct 6-eo6t Washinssos.
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National Hotel,
Washiaefon CRY, ID. c,

National Hotel,
Washington Cry, ID. c.
THIS entirely reodeie and thoroughly
paired and nrnished Throughout with
will
uade the aud the
On Thursday, the hrs day Of November next
Oct 24-eod2w
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yoike-neck, shirfs---oycard this day.
family yoke
ual In Sold and the prices believed 10 be
Than south Of New York The Of retailing shirts
wholesale prices will be continued BTkYENss
Great Hat and Genuemenis oufhtiiuE Establishment,
Oct 24-eostf No. 4, Browns Hoici.
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Under SHIRTS AND DRAwERs.-Thad supply his
of iik, nerino, WOOL and under %
opened
foreign and domestic For sale moderate
sTEyENs's
and Gsunemens ourst.as E.sabilshl.sns,
Oct 24-eo6uf No. 4, Browss Hotel