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~ A. GREEN Aue,,o..,r.

ExTENsIvE SALE or VERY sUPERIoR FURNITURE
by catalogue Al 10 O'clock A. M al lie rs.snss ~ NJ
eIcolleney the Engisb minister H. L. Buwe beautiful aud
l2 beaded velvet chars
~ walnut plusheoyered chairs
2 veiyet-coyeTed Union chairs
velyetcoversd mnion chairs
mahogany and rosewood velvet covered revolving soan.
hne Plusl'coyereS lounges
large writing chairs
Is fancy willow bottom chairs
10 dningroom chairs and cushions ......
soia mahogany gothic passage chairs
Fine bronzed hatrack
3 hne rosewood inIaid centre tables set teapot.
nne inlaid rosewood beaus, or comnaode piano ssoS
walnut marble-top sideboaIds
l nne-csryed adeboafd
emahogany marble top pier tables
Dvans and spring lounges
Dining, side Sofa and other tables 0..s. .....
WALNUT corner stands &C.
Mahogany writing desks, cabinet and bookcases
hne large gothic ffeme gilt manel plate miro"
fine rrenchpae psyche glass and other looking glasses
Fine French maDtel clocks
French gill candelabras and brackets
Careel hangns pillar and other lamps, candestcks and
fine large marble uns, India china urn, with eacsl lamp
china and glass
French clnR dinner, dessert tea, and coffee sets
Also, good assortment Of cut glass
Fne velvet door, window and othe curtains and nIngs
Fine English Brussels aud oher carpets and hearth rugs,
Iron and other Oedsead and curtains bedding and hair
mattresses, shower bath, bah-tub
MaIble-top dressing and toilet stands
Full toei sets, hre se, fire statues ornamsns,
With large cooking eoppers kitchen utensils,
Also choice collection Of wines comprising about 700 boss Of
Cherry Champagne Spanish French Hook .ae and other wines,
Also 60 bottles London porter 81 bottles Congress and German
water with multitude Of other articles, which we deem
Catalogues ready Monday previous day
open ready inspection Tues
previous The ladies and gentlemen Of the District
strangers respectfully invited cal and examine for them
selves.
of All OF and under $50, cash $50,
credit Of two three, and four months Tor notes satisfactorily en-
oc s-oodSds A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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ux, rrc a. within reach Of sIlThe celebrated
onap physiciaps Brothers and Gray, have hna
concluded 10 settle the city OF washington AFTER having
ad me world over knowledge and having spent
seven years among Indians for the purpose o
knowledge Of botany they hatsf hemseNee wy, ~ b., W.
the human family are uhecl we
pTomise 10 all favor with call that We WIN, wiz
m, astnr them question, tell them Their complains ha pp
,om and guarantee aud speedy cure Ihe uoV'os
medicines are wholly vegetable and prepared ~ w s
complaints, no maef
from what cause they have originated o. now ns %
wiz fever a,u cancer &c Refe ences can be haa
p.rsops living in counties OF me staes
York Penn.ylvana, Csnadas, &C. who having pen ~ az
and awaiting ihstneN'p "
skill % health Diseases 1900
this oce following dyspepsy, constipation, pns
espvla, letter. scadhead, drop-y w her
vous diseases the skin, lungs stomach oo"s i've"
kidneys, spine, &C . 1, = ., ,.,...,., o.,,,,,,on
Oct -d2
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by DYER IL Mcguire, Auetioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTSOn Tuesday October IL, commencing AT
O'clock until all is cosed shall sell
street, neary opposite Temperance Hail. extensive as
being determined renquish business
The consists Of variety OF patterns OF
chairs and rockers
Lounges and wood seat do
Ottonans, divans, sdeboards wardrobes #a
Dressing plain bureaus, waslsands
Mahogany and cherry French bedsttads #a
Do and maple high and tow post do
Feather beds, holsters and pillows, cushions
Double and single hair and shuck mattresses
Three ply and ingram carpets florcoth
Stair Competing aud stair rods, mating ###
Gilt and mahogany framed looking glasses
Toilet sels, crockery and gass ware
Table cutlery, table linen, forks and spoons
quantty of bed clothing and curtains
Venetian blinds, and painted window shades
Cooking and other stoves,
Together with endless variety OF kitchen reque ana oher
| ARTICLES suitable for housekeeping -
Terms $50 $50, and under SD two and
four SoO four, and six months credit for notes
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Sole the house rented and possession must BIO given
mmediately thereafter. - -
DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctonsers.
TO furnishing the sale presents unusual oppo
uny unlimited and the articles IN excellent
condition. oct 10
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DIED.

Lima Livingston county, New York, September 5, 1851 Or.
Gil ARIES DoUG New London, Connecticut, and late Com
missioner Of Public Buildings in this city. $500.
We aer the dead but cannot refrain from
pressing and admiration which intimate
friendship standing prompts for the excellent and good
whose misfortune Amabe In
honorable in his family other rela-
noble citizen who governed by the highest
principles action, much will his loss be by all He
gone his May his soul rest in peace. ID.
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nlUUUU clothing stand, under United States
oteP w BROWNING, merchant tailor has Just opened his
stock and winter goods, comprising a the most fashionable
styles the market. .." i.
consequence his do large business he will
goods profits purchased the and
complete before had the pleasure of offering
public purchase OF goods in his
usaes him opnpn that his stock will not be erceed for
beauty, quality, chsapness, this other CITY,
respectfully all those intending purchase cloth
call before purchasing elsewhere as ne detr-
supply has stock TO do with
you select FROM all good buyers
complete wardrobe for he
beautiful Of ready made work, such ovecoas,
coak and pants and vests Also shirts collars,
undeh umbrellas and other articles too TO
mention. oct l2-dlw s3tswu
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THE Punctuation o the French language cannot be
Obtained without aid OF native Of France. Professor j.
RAoLT takes the liberty to inform the citizens o. wash
maj class Of Practical Instruction
OF Tuesday and Friday u
every week At O'Clock evening at Mr. jams Noue va
.onc 10Th For further inor
nation Apply residence Mrs Wse at Professor Morri'
sons Rugby Academy; Of Professor James Nous oI 1uss a.
Peter
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concord which is before us,o that inevitable future when
the people will be happy, the country grea,-when the
French republic, by her example alone the European
repubc-when shall all be, on this we'll beloved soil
OF France, free in England, equal as in America,
brothers as in Heaven.
VICTOR HUGO
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G,o,gia Election,

MACON, Georgia, Oct. l2-Thee have been full
received here from ninety counties OF the for gov
ernor, which loot majority of H. 66 for Cobb, the
Union candidate. There still four counties to hear
FROM and Il is confidently expected that his majority will
be $4,000 The Union majority in the legislature
amounts almost exclusion OF the disunion alto
gether There six Of the Union candidates for Con
elected CERTAIN and OF the remaining
hdsnty anticipated.
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By A. GREEN, Aueuouoer.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, COWS, OXEN SHEEP,
u HOGS, HAY, CORN, WAGONS, Carte, PLoUGHs, FARM
ING UTENSILS, &C., AT hUCTIoN.-on Monday, the 9th
instant shall se-commeneing at 10 O'clock the farm OF
Mt Robert Clark Prince Georges county Maryland about eight
miles Badensburg adjoining
Jackson and Kkwood, extensive lot
o mentioned, viz
10 head OF horses pair OF which fine matches
40 head Of Ave yoke Of and calves
and mich cows shet D. hogs, &C.
Two OF hreah
$50 Of excellent hay, clear Of food
Wagons, 4 Al horse
Carriage buggy, cayai and large assortment OF
90 barrels Of vinegar
Piaughs hsrows, corn shelter and crusheT
With large lot Of garden and farming utensils
All OF and under SO, cash over $40 credit OF
four eight months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing In
A. ehkEN,
Oct l4--eodSds Aucuoneer
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rELEaRAPnIo REPORTS, 80
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL,
The political excitement with regard the election to-
morrow the increase, and very large vote viii be
polled.
The despatch from Baltimore announcing bank panic
there occasoned considerable uneasnes, until anthem
tic statement OF its entire fasy received.
The barque Emily has arrived with Rio Jaciro dates to
August sist The general news 10 devoid OF interest Cot
lee exceedingly scarce, and te was expected
from the interior The Emily left Rio the bIigs Cynthia
and Sas Warren, OF Baltim ore
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Al Ew Cabinet Forniture Warehouse, sth street,
Pepnsyvana avepueDAVID BAIRD Respectfully informs
the citizens Of washington and vicinity that he has taken The
9Th house from Pennsylvania formerly
cupied Mr. Bot.er. receiving om New York
and well Of cabinet urnure cbss
soas kc line II deemed
aas intend 20 keep assortment suit all classes
The public respectfully requested call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
g. upholstery p.p.rhsngns business carried
usual At the od stand, mart door. # #N#HE
Oct ll-eodifd tTssUaph.l
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ny A. GREEN, Auct,oncsr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Friday The
l7h instant shall sell the premises, al ~ O'Clock p M,
lot No No. 20 containing 1900 square se honung on
north west Inc above de-
.bed property handsomely the 6s ward where prop
ery rapidly improving a
Terms sale. One fourth cash balance 10 sir twelve, and
ssnteen months giving bearing interest," deed
Oct I'D * GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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Vino PoLIcY.-The smaller our own country can be
kept the better. To show how much we prize the bes-
Sings OF free government, confine them TO as
narrog space, and consequently small population
as possible.
Having been helped by adventures from abroad 10
make ourselves free and independent, must not er
cept few ''red republicans" among US, help anybody
else freedom independence under any circumstances
To sympathize with those who seek these blessings is
a mortal wrong II that sympathy results in action The
is pirate who ventures bis life for freedom, away
from his own soil. He may justly be shot without trial
The representative OF his naiion though be free
America, must show him how much his crime is alb.
horred-refuse 10 call upon him 10 his last moments
This is wing policy, national and external In this
torpid lump beats the very heart OF wing principles
Contracted within this narrow and frozen compass lies
whatever OF selfish and temulous soul there remains to
whggery, when direct call is made upon s sympathes
with freedomits feeble heat too slight to melt away
the ice. which is to il what the hard crystal is the in.
significant mite, which il encases beyond all chance OF
escape.-Coos County IN. H. Democrat.
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The officers Of the navy in Warrington and the vicinity
notified assemble ST. Johns Church to day. Oco-
Der H. at IL o'clock, with undress uniorn Ia cooked
and blue panaIoous attend the funeral OF the late la
mented Commodore Lewis Warrington.
For the commitieei
H. +. BALLARD,
Senior OlEceT.
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NEW beautiful Brussels Csrpeting.-Tbe subscr
bers respectfully invite the attention OF purchasers
additional supply English Brussels CarpetnE OF
entirely this day received and viii be offered as low
the bought the United States
Also EIgh American floor oielots In full Sheets which
"'' y ' HooE, BROTHER, co.
nat w4vf
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neHleAs RAILRoAD cossPIRAToRs-The Kalamazoo
@ien) Telegraph says that DR.. Farnham and another OF
"e Prisoners while their way to the State prison,
Tree and open confession Of their guilt in the par.
u'suon Of the burning Of the depot at Detroit, and
.eo mat not only all OF them were guilty. but that
e were others deeply implicated, who bad not been
arss'ed or even suspected. Their name. he did no,
give sN ~
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I'm the petition sore Paris, France, praying
tension him for improved method u
preserving o1ydaioB
said which iakes place the seventh
day December, A. ID, 1857
is ordered petition Oce
Saturday, 9th of December 1851 ~ O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show
why said petition ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing required
specifically forth in writing least TWEEN
Of hearing All testimony flied by either
said be taken and transmitted In
the ohce whch viii be furnished
Ordered also that published
gence Republic Union, Washington D. c. Courier and En-
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode leland Daily Ad
veusr Boston, Massachusetts, Commercial Bulletin, New Or
louisiana and Pttsburg Gazee, Pusbus Pennylvans
three successive weeks preyious to the 9th De-
''"''' TBos. EwBAuK,
Commissioner Of Patents
papers please copy, send their
bills the Patent ONCE with containing this notice.
Oct 7-faw3w
rpNELVE Thousand Acres Texas Land Sale
lies several acts on The waters B,os Bernard
rivers populous, wealthy, desirable
and region Of Texas possessing in e all the ad
Of market, navigation sell, and emaeequs to any
city of Galveston about three 10 New
the and convenient to many Of the Interior
wishing III such will have
p1uuni visiting examining with myself both the
accommodating,
and sale protected BY guarantee Any person wishing Join
years with capa-say O0O0-and who will and
manage same, be accommodated.
Information relative to the above, addressed
al Aliens Fresh Charles county, Maryland, will with
prompt attention j. A. sHElhbuhN'
l-dlmifs
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'ns,rA ParasyrrRIAs SrsoD--On Thursday eve.
@0s next the Presbyterian Synod Of Virginia viii com
%ence its deliberations in the Rev. Mr.. Danforhs
saGeh II Is expected tina, abou, seventy ministers will
"in attendance. T E
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lime will sustain Mr. Bolts for party purposes. not~ilh-
,odng the 2lst rule. the Wlmot Provso. and the anti
TAYLOR pamphlet
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ABIGAIL KINDER.

EoR BENrA conmodious and handsomely Furnished three
story house. PLEASANTLY located Ascension
church. having modern Improvements. Last
occupied by Attorney General Crilenden.
immediately, Inque Of b. H. Smith,
ney ataw, WsP Rodgers, the premises Oct Q3awn
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90 asonc-A special communication Of Federal Lodge No.
held this (Iuesday evening, o'clock Business OF
MEMBER and all brothers
In good standing iraternaliy invited
BY order OF w. NJ: ..x..-.....
Oct4 Secretary.
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BY DYER 4. MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

EoUR CASES DUTCH BULB ROOTS AT AUCTION-On
Tuesday the 18th instant O'Clock, we shall sell
Dutch bulb recev ed
Holland, comprising the usual varees Terms cash
DYER MCGUIRE,
Oct I'D Auclionesrs.
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washington and Alesnrdris HoH'-

washtp gson and Alexandria Hon,
The superior steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
6~-NUe- leave a following hours -,
J1kk.RmR.A Alexandria, 81, ION, HStA,"
Washington, ok, 1k, ~, ~, ~. ,,, a.. -,
bare cent coach connects Win ne poah
rare round up NS ''" jon CoRsoN, Captain.
The ss,mey. Thomas Coyer George washington vii leave
s.hns,on :. 10 every Wednesday and Friday for Mount
wssmnr'" - ~ Oct l-dd
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CARDS. FOWLER, merchant tailor his thanks
respectfully sncits continuance
their patronage r. w. Browning where he is in
teres Oct l2-dlwk 3awI
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Canadian Cabina.-1Ne Cholera al Toronto

TORONTO Oct ll.-Messrs Hincks and NORM re con.
Quoting the necessary negotiations Tor the formation of
cabinet Both sections Of tho reform parry viii be
represented in il, which is thought viii quiet
Their names are looked for by Tuesday next.
eight Norwegian engrants have died OF cholera
within tho last day Two. There has, however, been
case among citizens
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- Presbytery Of the District OF Columbia viii
Tuesday, lit Instant u o'clock In the Second
New York 18Th
will then be preached. The public invited 10 attend
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John @. CALuOUv,s great work the Constitution
and Government Of the Untsd States. For sale BY
- - TAYLOR q MhURY,
oetn Rookssllsrs, 9th street.
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no THE just received large supply Of the
quality which afford sell at ~ 70 per
g large supply Of hardware, stoves sses &C.
P''''' :" p'Oi"O' ~ s ~ o. WOODWARD,
oct lI-stf Penn avenue, between ION ana im ""
r, OWEN q SOW, Merchant TsiIors, would respect
H. nIy make friends and the public generally mat
varied assortment OF s and WIN
Ter Foods superior quality, such cloths, vesunss,
and their friends aud customers VIII call and er
anime for themselves - ,,,--,
have csiyed they occasion that having expert
enced Inc evils they have de-
articles in their line lew for cash
or no prompt solicit continuance OF public favor
Oct 0-2awlm Intel Teesaphl
public SALE premises second day the Goth OF the
property well known the kmberon harm,
boarding school, situate In Chester
couny Philadelphia, miles from the Reading rail-
pbrnrv ie and miles from the Chester SPnf on
from Ph9niKvlle 70 Lancaster ne arm
about III Of land, q 40 excellent qua msn
The buildings spacious stone owens
back huidng ana
eighty boadsrs Abundauce W pure
spring forcing pump hrouen anssn pns
building buildings large bsn WIN ssong
house, Ice house, &C Inc ocNy on &C
beauty N The GROUNDS contiguous the dwelling and Of the
roursng ounIy desirable either for the accommodation Of
school q, SUMMER house, e within two hour ride
aonng the above, viii he sold al the
particulars inquire OF Henry kimbor,
siding on the premise. Isaac Jackson No 20 Marshall
sest or III Thomas Rimber 40 Fourth Phadephia.
sap 70 commence O'Clock said day which tins the cond
ton. will be made known by ..
Sept 9T-w3w ABIGAIL KINDER
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Arrival Of the I,abei-Latrr from Harana.
CHARLESTON. Oct 10

The cotton market is dull and groceries have somewha
declined-iair qasiity fallen 10 l cent per Id.
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General Order.
NAVY DEPARTMI

NAVY DEPARTMENT October 10, 1851.
Inc Navy Department announces the navy
the death OF Commodore LEWIS He died at his
dence In the city OF Washington, Sunday morning.
al nteen minutes after O'Clock, in the 69 of his
commodore WARRINGTON stood conspicuous among
guised men who have done honor
on his skill and indomabe courage him
lasting gratitude The will cherish the his gal
liant have shed It's flag and his memory
consideration which is due 10 il. ......,.
AS mark Of respect hereby ordered that flags
era and stations vessels of the United
States navy be hoisted hamas and thirteen fred
MERIDIAN the day aer the receipt and officers
the navy and marine corps will for thirty
days
G. NJ. CONRAD,
Acting Secretary of the NAVY
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AUGUSTA, Goa } Oct i3.

The election returns all in. Six Union and
two Sonthernrehts have been elected Cong
Cobbs official majority will not be much short OF 1900
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SOUTHERN coSGRgss-SoUTH CAROLINA ELECTION -
The election for members OF southern congress comes
of in South Carolina to.day and tomorrow There are
two sets of candidates in the hed-those who in ia.
OF separate and immediate secession by South Caro-.
lima, and those who IN favor OF waiting for the CO.
operation OF the other southern States. The result oil
this election will have a controlling influence over the
future movements OF the Slate The members OF the
State convention have already been chosen, and very
large proportion elected immediate secessonsts
That body is to be called together by the legislature OF
which large majority also secessoniss al the time
OF their election. But change may possibly now be
shown IN the sentiments OF the people, the other south
States do not appear to be with them The congress
was TO have assembled at Montgomery, Alabama but,
since the defeat OF the disunonists in that Sate the
gress will hardly assemble at Montgomery Georgia,
too has Just pronounced against the secesonists The
Charleston Mercury attributes the result of the election
in Georgia to ejera patronage and caoery and Georgia
having deserted South Carolina is called upon to act first
and ask for operation afterwards Sun
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Thos. Corwin January 40, 1850, wrote letter Gen.
Flournoy refusing seat in Gen Tayors cabinet the
General would be attacked by the democrats as to his
supposed position on the Wilmot proviso A seat
held by would be proof positive against him that
point 40 OF my position on the Mexican war.
: Gen. T. should select men from whom no such
positive objections sria"
l Corwn, however, snached at the chance TO get into
Fllmores cabinet although he admitted that his odous
federal doctrines and tory rank enough to break
down any administration. He joined Fillmore, as they
both had alwav. been abolrionls,s United States Bank
men, hixh taritss dstribuouists, and consolidation
schemers And that the whig alliance which Raymond
pates much about being pure whigsm, such as he
approves and ENDORSES
What say the people Of this district
tWh~iing Argus.
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Late from Buenos -dyres.


NRw YORK, Oct 1.-The brig Sutton has arrived, bring
ing dates from Buenos Ayes TO August Is The market
completely overstocked with foreign exports The
produce Of the county scarce, and prices very high
OF the excessive rains causing the roads be
imp ssable.
Tue government has sent troop, put down the Uni
tartan traitor Uquira Brazil is also making active prep
atations to invade the Argentine territory and assist
UrguIrs.
expected at Buenos Ayres from Rio Janero.
NEw YORK, Oct 10.
The Ohio sailed thi. afternoon for Chagres with
sixty passenger.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
The gravel bank on the railroad West Phlade phia
cayed in this moring and Thomas Berry and another la
borer were instantly killed
NEWARK, IN. III Oct IS
The jury the of Margaret Garrey, who tried
for the murder OF her seducef Edward Drum rendered
verdict this morning Of not gahy, on the ground oil IN
sanity.
Arrival Of the Hdbei-Latr from Harana
CHARLESTON. g. CO Oct IL The steamer Isabel has
arrived here with later advoss from Havana. All was
auiet on the island when she left
.ubscr pton Of $50 900 had been raised for the
lief OF those who suffered in consequence Of the late Lo.
peg expedition.
Exchange had advanced.
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LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, Ost III The Courier OF to-day
reliable Inform alton that Mr. Cays health is grad
uay improving and that there is for surprising
he will not be Washington the opening Of the
next session OF Congress His opinion s, that he will
continue enjoy good health at Washington has
at home.