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piano-Forte nanufaetory and ware-Room

Piano-Forte Munufa ctory and Ware II DOM
1877 Thrill Avenue, New York.
TT WORCESTER offers for sale large assortment Of
I'll, choice Piano Fories from 10 ociaves IN ele ant
Rosewood and Mahogany all 81 which are m nsf,c
red under his supervision and for sale onsbs
terms.
BY devotiog his personal attention to the touch and
Of his instruments which have heretofore been considered
unrivaied he will endeavor maintain their previous
puaiion aud respectfully soleits examination from Pro
fes.ors, Amateurs, and the public
comnodous wareroom has recently been added TO his
manufacory which will afford increased facilities IN the
selection Of Instruments.
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TO INVENTORS AND pATENrEEs.

AGENCY FOR OFT AIMING PATENTS FOR NEW ISNEN-
TioNs AT wAsfiINGToS.
NJ r. ELLIOT formerly Of the Patent Office, informs
w. his i"rmer clients anal others, that his Office may stu
he found at the where has been located hr
the last thirty years directly opposite the Patent Once
lie Is prepared With his accustomed accuracy
and prom, any business In The line OF Ills profession
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
and patentahily ofnyentops preparing papers anu draw
nigs for applications for patents, caveats &c.
To those unacqnante with him, he refers 10 the follow
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry H. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner OF Patents
Patent Office, Feb. Is, 1912
Mr. William +. Elliot who has been formerly employee
IN the Patent Office Draushtsmar, DC having estab.
iisied Patent Agency in the city of Washington take
great pleasure in recommending linn gentleman
Thy Of confidence, and being cularly qualified 10
take charge oi amy business requiring knowledge OF me-
chanc science, the progress OF The arts and patent i'm.
provenenis MIR. Elliot is also well acquainted with tie
practice Of. this Office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
tt Commissioner of Patents
w. r. Elliot Is also the author OF the plan OF the new
Patent Office building.
fr-t- lrtfqr aahh euesa ba nail
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III. 8 d. III. BR OOKS g. CO.,
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & yESTINGs,
Nos. ZIG and llS Cherry street. ". Y.
CORNER OF CATHERINE. 81
TTAVE on hand very large STOCK
Ill Fashionable ready made Clothing just manu-
Also, an extensive and compete assortment OF
Fancy Articles. embracing every variety pertaining
to Gentlemen's wardrobe. Also, Cloths Cassi-
meres and Vtsiings, by the piece, or IN quantities
to suit purchasers
GARMENTS ofevery description manufactured
TO order in The best possible manner and in point Of
style not to be surpassed
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II O USE AND L O II AND FAMILY
CARRYALL FOR SALE.

a THE subscrlber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
HW HOUSE and LOT, on The south side Of. Maryland
lie thinks it unnecessary to give
here's description Of the property those who wish
purchase call and examine for themselves.
ALSO a FINE FAMILY cARnyALIr Of late style, The
trimmings and In tasle Those who wish pur.
chase will find this bargain II be by calling on
the subscriber CALEB FARMHOUSE,
jan Maryland Ave, south side, between - a SITS,
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runNITuREi FuRNITunE,..

r The second ga HlNisf NSAiiERODMS. No.-lss3
"A South Second streeL-E. MOUNT having Ilrg, and
splendid assortment Of fsshionabe aud well made Furniture
on hand comprising rosewood a-iete Soias walnut
mahogany do, with plush, satin, damask AMI l,iey hair
cloth sestings and other COVERINGS plain ss d all prlcrs
and patirrns French Arm Chairs; Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do Centre and Pier Tables; Sofa Tables Disasi
Pedestal Pisr Tables; Extension, Dining AMI Gard Tables
dressing Bureaus, Warirobes, with and without mirrors
mahogany high posi- Be,lstsads; French do; cued aIe
and cherry do aud variety Of others; s,ereiss bopS
cases marble tnps; mahogany Waslstans; Hal Racks
nain and with mirrors Ladies Work Tables OF roseWnI
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut birch and mahosany
chairs, with hairclotb, plush and amask seing hkewlss
Chairs all patterns, with an extensive assoF
ment OF every article in our line Of business -, ,t .,
Country Merchants and others are especially hf ru y
call and examine stock OF Furhiiurs, every ,
which lis by ourselves AMI VIII DC soseu
Of on q nj reanOlIa bic terms.
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JNDELIBLE INK, without preparation, at 25 per bos
j For ssis by '.t'A CHARLES ST0TT.
Dnggid and Apothecary.
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A Prime article Of PANfLLA BEANS on hand, and
"A for sale CHARLES sTOTT, Druggist
corner Of IN street and Pa. avenue
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uuIE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANi, BY
ripe and Fire Risks nndr The new ME 9l the NEM hoth
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
49,. III IL ss,s h mn oeeaaioned by the great fires oil
LA, and 1876 and possessing full Capital Of with
srnus affords ample security 10 al persons making Ma.
80, ~ i,,, ns,,rance Risks will be taken fayora.
III FERNS as other similar Institutions application at the
aic. nj lie company No. ~ Wall street, tadlonig the
So" DIRECTORS.
= oliver H. Jones Joseph N Lord
samuel s IIosland Willam Spencer
samuel q. Harriet Jubal Terbell
Horace Brooks George iovet
John Ciapp Conis. Vanderbilt
Waiter Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas II. Mills, Isaac n. Seymour
Hamilton Dlydrnburgh Israel Cors1
oliver u. Tweedy Josiah o. Law
Walter H. Jones, lr. John T.. Andrew
Andrew A, Pilot John Even
Abraham II Davis Charles Mntum
IIoratio N. Stebbns
o. H. JONES, President
ID UEpERiiiLlr Secretary.
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

THE usual place Of attraction for ENGRA VINO AND
i COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re-
moved to nth Street, first door from Pa. ave,
where the subscriber would be glad 10 have Members
Congress- visitors residents and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed in the best and nj the shortest notice
Numerous specimens he his Office, and the best
reference given II required
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To Let,

THE principal room In TEMPERANCE HALL, which Is
i cuiaile for Exhibitions, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts OF
such other purposes not inconsistent with the principles Of
total abstinence. Terms moderate, Apply 10
u WARD, President Stock Committee,
dec t3lf Or AT the Hall
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COLUMBIAN HOUSE

CITESNIrT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscribers made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests, and respectfully solicit
a share Of patronage. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE Il co.
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MARKS : DUvALL,


HAVE ON hand nslissy Ketsa, DrAss Pals, Psicrs,
III and sheet Brass Tubing Metal, German Silver, and
other goods manufactured BY the Wolcotlye Drass Co.
Wadhams 4 Co.'s superior Gill nuiians. including Mill.
iary and Naval. st + III YstSt 1900
De- ers very superior KNITTING and Tidy cotfous Of
which, Agents for the manufacturers, ey offer for sAle
on the most favorable terms ~ 3s'tl NJ sA
They arc also Importerx and Dealers In Pearl nniinna
Ivory and Fancy Combs Spool and Skcn Swing Qo1tonS
Goods. w
Paper Hangings, Window Shades and Up
Fe h0lstery Goods.
CoLoMON 4 HART, 243 Broadway, are now receiving
y per the various packet ships from England and France
c'y all Of which they offer in any quantity Wholesale
reis AZ lower prices than can Be ound IN any other ess
blishment
Country merchsnts and ohsrs win fnd large assort
ment of Window Shades and Paper Hangugs al
styles and prices and which they requested
caR and EXAMINE
This establishment Is always closed on Saturday.
r tM SOLOMON u HART
l ga UFhnlsierers and Importers. 2a3 broadway. 4;
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J. STOUVENEL g. CO.,
No. 80 Gold street and No. John street
near Broadioay,
New york,
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE and
Iyl RETAIL DEALERS In .5 VIA
CHINA, GLASS, AND LAMPS,
for oil and lard
Gas Fixtures of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Grandoles,
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warra nted.
A complete assortment of the richest cut press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
MAMMOTH PAPER.
DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS, AGRICUI..
TURE, SCIENCE, ART AND
AMUSEMENT. R4
A MAMMOTH PAPER.

D- This paper rontons from o'rfh 10 ons-hd
fhnn the generality Of Trio Dollar CITY Weckiies Id
j. BA YARD TIA YLOR and GRACE GREEN
MOOD are regular correspondents Of the Post
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THE LEADING PERIODICAL IN AMERICA
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
FOR 1910.

FOR 1910.
EDITED BY SARAH J. HALE, GRACE GREENWOOD
AND L. A. Cooley.
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and will embrace everything Amnsimg Hsiruehrs Reada
| he now In progress In the world l5
/ Asa Family Magazine, the Editor Is confident that no
rivalry affect opposition Lessen Iis value and worth
and he offers TO the world in Tone character literary
/ me nd illustrative beauty. -
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE

A Convention OF delegates from The Two Safes
has recently assembled a. Gfeensgil'e, Tennes-
see, to consider the best mode Of promoting the
construction OF a railroad from Knoxville 10 the
Virginia line, urder The charter Tor ia. "Eas.
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad" Samuel E.
Goodson, Esq, Of Washington county, Viz
sinia, presided. About $4,000 was reported
as the amount Of private subscription, and it
was resolved 10 apply 10 The Tennessee Legisla>
ture Tor subscription oil a million aud hall Of
dollars on the part OF The Stale. The advantages
OF The road are thus sci forth:
Resolved, That The Constitution Of The East
1cnnessc and Virginia Railroad chartered by
the last Legislature, tapping by its Southern ter
minus al Knoxville, The East Tennessee and
Georgia railroad, and through tina, work already
in progress OF completion The Georgia and Caro-
lima" and Nashville and Chattanooga railroads,
and connecting by its Eastern terminus with thai
already chartered and lhrec-fIths of the sock Ia
ken by The State, from Lynchburg 10 The Tennes-
see line, would furnish 10 East Tennessee the
markets The Atlantic States and Gull cities,
an open direct lhoroushiaTe, between the
Northeast and Southwest, Tor The amount OF lrav>
ell and transportation, il must command, unsnr-
passed by any other line of equal extent in The
Union.
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THE WlLLlAMSBU RG FEMALE AGA
DELY

1,FlE first session Of this Institution will commence
on Monday, the Isl Of October, ls,9, and will close
on the Isl day Of July, 1851 TO combine 4 thorough
English Education, with practical knowledge OF
some of the Modern Languages, has been the aim Of
most institutions of this sort. They have often
ceeded in the former, but rarely in the latter. long
and habiua practice necessary TO the perfect mslr
ny OF any foreign Language. The Principal Of this In
sttution hopes 10 succeed IN uniting both these OBJ
jects.
The English course of study will be thorough as
that pursued In any other Female Academy IN TINS or
any other State. Experienced and well qualified
teachers will be selected, without regard 10 expense.
An extensive chemical apparatus will be Immediately
procured for the Use of the Institution.
The French Language being the native que Of the
Principal his assistant teachers speaking French and
the servants of the establishment being natives OF
France, the young ladies' boarding with him. will, Of
necessity. be compelled In speak French Ii will be
the only language spoken in the family. The most pa
rental will be taken OF the young ladies living
with the Prncipa and all the comforts mol In conflict
with strict discipline will surround them; they will be
treated rs members of his family. To avoid extra
charges the terms will he az follows
For Tuition in the French Language, and in all
the English branches, Books, Stationery, Board,
Washing, Fuel, Lights, &c, &c, SEQ
For any additional Languages, 20
For Music the Piano any other instruments,
with sheet music and use OF the instruments, Is
Day scholars, who will furnish their sheet
music, will paw for music 60
French Language, Is
ANY additional Language ~
For English branches, II under Ten, 20
From ten t0 thirteen inclusive, 80
Over thirteen, 40
Day scholars will furnish their own books. Pay
In advance the residue by the st of March. No pupil
will be admitted for less than half Course.
All letters previous TO the 18th Of September should
be addressed TO Colonel Robert 81 McC,andsh Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Trustees and after that time 10
HUBERT LEfEBVRE,
Aug a-c2aw2m PRINCIPAL at Williamsburg.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
Hampden sidney College,
RICHMOND, y


THE twelfth annual course OF Lectures In this Inst
i tuition will commence on Monday, October 22d
Is 49, and continue until The middle OF March
R. L. BOHANNAN, NJ. D., Prof. of Obstetrics and Dr.
scases of Women and Children.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., Prof. of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
3 MAUPIN, NJ. D, Prof. of Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Prof of Surgery
and surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, N. D Prof of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Practice of Medicine.
A. E. PETICoLAs, NJ. D., Demonstration of Analo
my.
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations for the de
monstratOr departments have recently received any
additions, and very complete. The facilities
for Practical Anatomy are unsurpassed. The Clinical
advantages are fully commensurate with the wants OF
The STUDENT and especially valuable To those preparing
Il practice at the South Clinical Lectures are given
twice n week in the College lnfrmary, (Which In
immediate contisuiiy with the Coliege,) and once
week in the Richmond Aims House. In these institu-
the diseases occurring in Southern practice
h and the student has the eligible oppor.
tuntes OF becoming acquainted with their types and
treatment The frequency Of Surgical befUre
the Glass; together with the facilities for witnessing
the treatment of Surgical cases, renders this of The
best Schools of Practical Surgery.
Observation-Disclosures S., Tickets Of the Proies-
sIG5, Practical Anatomy sl0, Graduation Fee SIS;
Board, including fuel lights, and servants attendance,
may be obtained a. SCI TO sai per week; IN
Augustl-clf Dean Of the Faculty.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE CANADA


From The hiadelphia and New York papers
of yesterday we take line following Items oil
European intelligence mol embraced in our sum.
mary oil yesterday morning.
The Canada spoke The Europa on the 29lh, al
10 P. NJ, a lule to The eastward Of Cape Race
The Canada brings scveny-tuur passengers
for New York
In B!eadsluffs great frmness is exhibited, and
higher prices have been paid.
A moderate amount OF business is reported in
cured Provisions, at steady prices.
Advices from The Manufacturing Districts are
unsatisfactory. Al Manchester there is not much
business doing in either goods or yarns, and
manufacturers are willing to sell al lower prices.
The metal trade is 10 healthy stale, and a
fair business is done al fair prices.
There is no change in The money markell
Cash is abundant, and prime bills cannot be
quoted above p per cent.
The market Tor Public Securities has been
steady; fair business has been transacted 10
cunsuls, and prices are we'll supported. The Bank
Of England has declared dividend al the rate OF
! rer cent.
The steamer Hermann sailed ifou Soulhamp>
ION Tor New York al 2 o'clock on The Doth, with
200 second class and 60 first class passengers aud
cargo valued al e $50 600.
The instruction on The Island Of Cephalonia
has gained ground since The last accounts. The
trool sent 10 quell il have moi proved sufficient.
The Lord High Commissioner proceeded lhtre in
person, aud bad narrow escape with his iie.-
A soldier was shot dead by his side. Martial law
is in full reor. Seven of the insurgents have
eeen sentenced 10 death and executed. A portion
OF The English squadron stationed al Malta 10 M
der way from Cephalonia, and il is hoped that
tranquility will soon be restored.
IL appeared 10 be suddenly decided that in
shorspace of time reduction will b. effected in
The French army.
COMMERCIAL.
LivRRPyoL Cotton MARKET. September o.
Since the Is b the demand Tor Cotton has been
dull. The sales for The week ending 2lsl
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I OFFER for sale my Farm in MiddIeseI county, Vir-
i gna containing three hundred aud sixty pur acres.
II lies Immediately The public road leading from
Wares Bridge 10 ChuIchvile, AMI about two mi re- from
the latter place. The improvements are ioleaby good
to wit: A dwelling house, with three rooms an ina
first floor and three the second, with cellar,
Kitchen smoke house, ice house, Carriage house, sta
bile, barn, corn houses and negro cabins-a having
been repaired put In order within the last live years
The soil is very susceptible of improvement and
there Is abundance of mari sufficiently nirm 10
every field. have marled about thirty acres, and find
that II we'll The soil produces the staples Of
this section of connIry-to wit: corn, wheat and oats.
II Is divided into three fields, each of which has
ming water and woods rnclosed-one large and
small apple orchard, and other fruit trees.
believe Il 10 be az healthy as any place in Middle
sex county, and doubt whether better water be
found any where, and very convenient Ia the dwelling
house. The society Ia very good The inhabitants beirg
remarkable for their Industry, economy and sobriey
and good share of intelligence.
Having turned my attention 10 other avocatons,
have not time to devote TO farming and therefore, will
sell bargain In this land and Will give long credit TO
the purchaser, provided Interest be paid and the pur
chase money secured.
The products may he easily disposed of, IA 1t Is only
about five six miles from the Rappahannock river,
and four i've miles 10 a naveabe creek.
Further description IN dornrd usress Persons WISH
ing TO purchase examine The pfem-rsor Tor par
ticulars, can address ME, at Urbanna. Va.
Aug 7-caaw2m ROBERT N TRICE.
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POETRY.
REASONS FOR VISIBILITY.
ny uLIYEa WENDELL HOLMES.

REASONS FOk klSlBlLlll.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
Sweet cozl Pm happy when can,
I'm merry while | may,
For life's al mos, a narrow span,
Al best a winters day.
I If care could make the sunbeam wear
A brighter, warmer hue,
The evening star shine out more lar,
The blue SKY look more blue,
Then | should be graver man
But since his no, the way,
Swee, coz! I'm happy when | can
And merry when may!
If signs could make us sin The less,
Perchance were not glad
II mourning were the sage's dress.
My garb should then be sad;
But since The angels wings are white,
And cen the young saints smile
Since virtue wears brow oil :igh',
And vice robe OF guile
Since laughter is not under oao'
Nor sladness clad 10 grey
Swee, Col I'm happy when can,
And merry when may!
pve seen a bishop dance and reel,
And q sinner fast and pray,
knaye at the top OF Fortunes wheel
And good man cast away!
Wine | have seen your grave ones guam,
Might set our feet afoat;
But l never heard hearty laugh
From out villains throat;
And never knew a mirlhtul man
Make sad young maids day
So, coz! I'm happy when ! can,
And merry while l mayl
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classical and Mathematical School,

NEAR LOUISA COURT IOUSE-By Dr RI Mckee
rl,lIE next session of this School will commence on
the 18th day Of January, and continue ten months,
with vacation of one month In Summer.
DR. Mckee has taken the degree Of Master of Arts OF
the University nf Virginia. and has had several years
experience In teaching. lis course Of instruction is
thorough, embracing Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
French, Spanish, German, &c.
will take few boys Boardrrs In my family,
who will have the advantage rs heretofore, OF living
with the Teacher. My house Is about one mile from
Louisa Court House, III healthy part of the
try as any In the Stale.
TERMS:-Fur Board, including Tuition for all
any Of the su jects taught, sll5 for ten months.
The School Is limited to fifteen; and therefore, tlose
desiring send should make early application the
subscriber. ELISHA MELTON.
Iouisa Court House August elicit
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Hamitnns maj. lis
THIRD DISTRICT-The returns, as far as
received, are as follows:
Gray Wing Hammond (Dem.)
Bait CITY. s wards. 1926 24S2
Carroll County, 1900 1853
Howard District, 500 To
One district in Carroll 10 hear from, which
gave Cass majority Of So
The returns from Baltimore County are par
,ial and incomplete. Hammond, (Dem.) is
elected by decided majority.
FOURTH DISTRICT.-lu This district
comprising the first fifteen wards Of the City
Of Baltimore, MIR McLane's (Dem) majority is
$50.
FIFTH DISTRICT Composed OF Cecil,
Hartford, Kent, Queen Anne and Caroline
coun'ies. Evans, (whig,) 1896; Magraw, Dem
1890.
Caroline co, My to be heard from, which gave
Cas- m.j1rity of SO over Taylor. Evans ma.
ioriiv in the District will be about 400.
SlXrH DlSTRICT.-tlefe here is no oppo-
si,ion 10 Nj Kerr, the Wing candidate.
From the foregoing recapitulation it will be
seen that three Wing and three Dem cratic
members are eected- being Wing loss oil one
member, in the Second District.
There is a reu Whis loss Of seven members
of the House-bnl this will still leave Wing
majority of l6 in The House and in The Senate
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THE HEARTS MUSIC.

The bird that TO the evening sings
Leaves music when her song IS ebdedi
A sweetness LETT which takes not wings
Bu, with each pulse OF eve is blended;
Thus lille involves double light,
Our acts and words have many brothers,
The heart that makes its own delight
Makes also delight Tor others.
The owl. that boot from midnight tower
Shed gloom and disco!d ere they leave il /;
And sweetness closes like flower
Tha. shuts itself from tones that grieve II !:
Thus life involves or double JOY
Or double gloom, for each hath oroIhers;
The heart that makes rs own annoy
Makes also an annoy for others.
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WAsnlSsroN, Ocl.. IS49

APPOINTMENTS, &C.
Flarc;s w. Fitch 10 be Surveyor al New Lon
don. Conn.,, vice Perry Douglas removed.
Consul at Panama AID Honolulu are under
advisemenl.
Il is doubtful whether Major Gaines will accept
The Governorship Of OIegons