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those acquainted with the circumstances attending his
departure IRON Florida that he TO Washington with
two obecisls 10 get the President TO reiterale The
terms under which, BY authority Of the President they
were allowed 10 remain in Florida ia Is42 and, Id 10
get pay Tor some OF his negroes taken from Arkansas
and no matter what promises he made while here. we
have no idea that he had. has now. any nen-
ton OF fulfilling them; and although the most recent
ndngs from Mr. Blake may represent Billy acting in
good faith. all have to say is that these tiangs diff
Ter very materially from those received through other
sources and We very apt TO believe the latter much
nearer the facts OF The case than the former.
That the removal OF these Indians has been postponed
hll the spring IL is irue not IRON any dsnclnaton
Mr. Blakes part to effect il sooner; for he certainly
would do Il before the 4th OF March, If possible
but The reason for the posponement might be much
satisfactorily obtained by nqurng Of the Indians them
selves Even should Billy consent to go, he would carry
but small fraction of the tribe with him, and his sue
cessor, in the event Of his emigration has, in
formed from very good authority. already been named
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PROSPECTS or ANOTHER STArE-The division ol
Texas (says an exchange) has been in agitation in that
State Tor several years past but recently the people
to have become more earnest in the matter The advo.
Gates OF division are mainly in eastern Texas The
Houston Telegraph states that the scheme is rapidly
growing into favor. and that il is even proposed 10 hold
extra session of the legislature upon the subject The
Telegraph opposes The division for fear OF the western
section becoming a free State
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The Cose of Bishop Doane.

NKwARK, Dec. 2-Ater Mr. S,utbsrd's re.olutions had
been read In convention this morning, VIM. w H.Isead
offered series of resolutions quoting the opinions or sew
era bishops, and requesng the preseners proceed
heir presentment and trial Afer long debae they were
laid the table, and Mr. soutbards resolutions were
adopted with but dissenting voice The convention
then adjourned sins die
Bishop Doane stands fully acquitted Of the charge,
brought against him.
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Nsw YoRK, Dec. --p. m.-Tbe stock market to-day Is
buoyant, and prices upward Government securities are
firm and prices advanced TO per Canton stock Il.
In active request and prices upward Sales to-day
o5 showing advance within the pau days of IS 25
per share lies Of Erie at 95, and Nicaragua 2sl-a
slight decline in the latter Money Il easy and abundant
seeking Investment Exchange London 10 I0l pre-
mium.
PamADRLrHIA, Dec The stock market is buoyant and
prices Of sound securities advancing Flour ffner and
held at s5 I2b Corn meal, 81 so. Rye nJur, 81 81.
Sales Of 900 bushels wheat ITO III or red
white, III IS Corn FINER cent per bushel
advance Rye 80 cents. Oats, iJ cents
drripof Of the I'Ibd.-Imporfanf from Harga
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The college OF physicians and surgeons of the Univer
sy Of the State OF New York have enrolled as pupils the
names OF nearly two hundred and fifty students, which
is not only the largest class ever matriculaed in this
school, but is the largest number OF bona fds students
which have attended the lectures in any college in
this city during any former session.
[JouTnal of Commerce
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BY y. c. rIoaUIRE, Aucs,oueer.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctiouecr. -i8
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On saturday morning, December 10 O'clock front Of
the auction shall by order Of the good
assortment Of household aud kitchen furnure, consisting
Mahogany spring sofa ,Nt
DO marble-top table
Bureaus, wardrobes washstands .5sAM
Three-ply aud ingram carpating
Venetian blinds, painted window shades
Feather bed, hair and shuek
Mahogany aud cherry tables fH
Looking glasses, toilet sets N9HNet lt&
Crockery, glassware, clocks sAsH4
Stoves kitchen utensils, kc. .5Es4t
Wheelbarrow, garden tools, glass case
Terms cash. ]. c. MCGUIRE, q
Dec2-d e1 Aucuionssr.
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Irfmendous ErnIosion

PHILADELPHIA, December "A section canal boat
plane No T. on the Portage road loaded with twenty. five
kegs OF powder, caught fire this afternoon four,ce miles
from Atone, Pa Il blew up with Tremendous report
shaking the and tearing up three rod. Of the
No injured. all having escaped the boat took
fire The track viii be repaired in time for the passcnge,
train.
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Fire al Saponsah

CHARLEroS, Dec 1.-The grocery OF Martin Broth
ers and adjoining buildings o,cupi ed by r. s. New
comb and s. T. Baker, the the OF Monlgom cry
and Broad Streets in tho city OF Ssvannsh bnrp,
to-day. The buildings owned by T. Goldsmith, and
insured for 81 600.
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sales To-Day.
nx GREEN a sCOTr.

By GREEN A. SCOTT. Aaosioneers. sh4
II oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Saturday, the 4ih shall sell in front OF
store at 10 o'clock large assortment Of furniture, stoves
sc, viz;
Feather beds, bedsleads bureaus. sofas
Tables, looking glasses, chairs description
China, gass, and crockery
Hair and shuck
Cooking, air. light radiator, and Franklin taH
With other articles which unnecessary
Terms cash.
GREEN SCOTT,
Dec 3-3t Auctioneers.l
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The CALoRIc smP.--THE WHEEL TURSED-We un.
dersaDd that the wheel of the caorc ship building by
Mr.. Ericsson, performed its first revolution on Monday
last the motive power being nothing than the expan-
sye force OF compressed air unhsaed No fire was used
this instance the elasticity Of the natural atmosphere
being sufficient for the desired purpose
[Jounal Of Commerce
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Nomination.-Larer from s.. Domingo

BosToN, December 3.-The democrats have nomina ted
Joseph Smith, of South Boston, their candidate for
mayor.
Late letters received here from St. Domingo Novern-
Der 10. No mention is made reported OF expedi-
tion OF emEants from this country make ST. Domingo
their future home
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pretsx for preventing them from delivering their passen-
gers and mails This is il should be; and The only
regret is that administration did view the case.
and 80 act upon il from the FIRST
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NysA' rsaay AA'">''' '''-'n' december n""'e' : no"
coNrFHra

Fz Green Haleck [pora) Times sf Johnson, (sit
engavings The Achems,s, 1.-TWO eneaynga) Legend Of the
Christmas Free (onRraying) The Chrsfiany required ~ hs
Times Visit 10 the London Times once pho'sssty n orr
gin, progress, and Robert fouhey si'e ea
the Young Costume Pain leaves
the Desert Island Fuller osso Deiached thoughts
Richter. Fishes Wy
Sketch Lawyers The Magistrate smuesier Les
of Louis XIV Poetic Pictnres
Christmas Carol engavingl samnel Hopkins, d. D. tporsD
Webster Elliott, v d. (pofirat) Short sces
intelligence scientific For rai- by the agents,
Nov N GRAY h BALLANTyNE,
Seventh street.
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The federal court is in session in this city this week
Judge Wayne presiding. The Woodwork patent case
will, learn, probably come up for hearing Able
counsel are employed on both sides The Hon. William
A. Graham is in attendance as one OF the counsel.
fRaietgh (N CO Standard
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To,af Railroad fceidsni

CtsoNsAT, Dee. Two fre ght IN collision
to-day the Bslelontan railroad indianapolis
Thomas Barrett OF the hands, killed Instantly and
three Others named o'Bfien Caddy, and Dunn, were
dfeadluly crushed that lheIr recovery Is doablfnl
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ny J. Q. MCGUIRE. Aucslonesr.

Two BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS At AUCTIoN.--on
day afternoon December O'Clock, premises,
shan sell lot No ~ IN No. aa5, fronnsoa Iith
and Pennsylvania
m and well arranged tsoc brick dwellings Title indspstabe
Terms One fourth cash the residue
bearing by
sneing at the expense of purchasers. LI
Nov27-d Aucsioneer
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Po;lyood CoTI;s;on

CrscISsArI, Dec. "A collision occurred last evening on
the New Albany and Salem R,ilroad, by which a man
named Haus killed, and several others wounded.
About forty hogs crushed death by tho collision.
The locomotives received damage amounting 10 $1,000.
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Execution of Biaise Skuspinski.

PHILADELpHIA, Dec. 3-p. m-The execution of this
wteched being, found guilty of aiding in the murder Of
young Lehman, year ago, took place in the prison
yard Today.
About $50 persons were admitted spectators the
The prisoner was attended by two Polish priests He
passed very restless and fearful night and this morning,
previous to the execution looked pale and haggard and
was trembling constantly.
short time prior to IL O'Clock he led from his
cell to the sca,d attended by his spiritual advisers who
sung and prayed in the Polish tongue they passed along
When the sca)d he looked around for few minaies
and, after prayers again offered up took leave OF the
priests, the sheriff. the keeper of the prison. and others
Marshal Keyse then adjusted the rope around his neck 1t
subsequently fixed by negro hangman in disguise.
The marshal then drew the cap, and the culprt ef
alone the scafold.
In the drop fell, and alter terrible struggle
five minutes life extent The body down 10
about thirty minutes and taken charge by the keeper
the prison He died protesting his Innocence, asking
gveRess of all and his Maker The priests refuse di-
vulge his confession.
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General Pierce President elect has presented valu-
able slver-mounied cane 10 William Butierfeld ESQ.,
editor OF the New Hampshire Patriot, as a mark Of per-
sonal esteem-Neo York Mirror
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by G. w. BoTELEF, Auctsonser.

EoR PUBLIC PRIVATE SALE $1,000 NATIONAL no
TEL STOCK IN THIS CITYThis yields 6k
annum Interest payable month clear Of all
repairs IL sold before Saturday. De-
cember 4h will that day be offered public sale the sub
scber's auction room at O'Clock, p. q. w. BOTELEk,
Nov 27-d Aucuonesr
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BY TELEGaAPH.

Arrival Of the Europa Three Days Laasr from Europe
NKw YoKk. Dec. z.-rhs steamer Europa has arrived.
bringing Liverpool dates OF the 10th uliimo and sixeght
passengers slt a&E H&f r ...t.afsI l1gsl.s i III
ENGLAND. He4e sif
Sir Pakingon stated 10 the House ofCommons Fri
day, that the Care about 10 be brought 10 ter
mination. @
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer had given notice in
Parliament Of an amendment fully sustaining free trade
Vllers motion TO debate the question the PSI was
carried. t 1et
The Duke Of Wellington was buried with great pomp on
the 18Th
The West Indian mail steamer La Plata had arrived al
Southampton. The captain and eight OF the had
died OF fever during the passage.
The Earl Of Shrewsbury, the eminent English Catholic
had died al Rome
treaty Of alliance between Great Britain and the
Sandwich Islands, dated May 10Th, had been published
Tho steamer Victoria, for ST. Petersburg, had been los
near Go,henbarg and eight of the had rerished.
The Momnsw announces that the French army will le
reduced thirty thousand men after January.
excep, as guest
The Presidents Bank "Dss Hapports" win GER
tainy be established the opposition Of the
Rolhschilds and other capitalists.
The works of Napoleon are to be published in rs vol
umes folio.
AT meeting ofAmehcan citizens, held the American
Club Room in Paris resolutions OF sympathy for Webster
were passed, and address delivered by Mr. Rves
The Belgian committee discussing the offences of the
press against foreign soyereigns-i Q. Louis Napoleon.
The Genoese King had approved of the Trans tanlc
Seam Company.
The Vienna ministerial journals hint that Austria, from
necessity, will acknowledge Napoleon Emperor.
GREECE.
is said that the protecting powers have signed proc
ia pssiQ on IN he (rreek
The Pacha OF Egypt had E300 900 the uanihus
relieving him from his financa embarrassments.
Markets
LIVERPOOL Nov 20Coton is dull and all qualities ha We
declined ll6 sd There were transactions the 18th
The sales of the two days 5000 bales of which
spectators took 1000 bales The sales the week
900 bales OF which H. 500 bales American Specu
aors took 6000 and exporters 300 bales of which 92(
bales were American. The quotations. fair odea
6li middling, SD fair Mobile, 6td mddng SD la
Upland Sd middng, Sid
LONDON, Nov 2O.-Baring quotes money in demand
ITO ll0a Fair business doing in State Stocks stead,
rates. The market dull. Sweet Western Cana
flour, 23s Coffee in limited demand Rice more in de
mand. Sugar very firm. Tin, Banca, had advanced 2s
Iron unchanged
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two parors and
several lodging The whole will be together
isnly or mess separately single rent-ueu Inquire
Mo north side Of rennsyyana avenue
Wees Dec 4-a.
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90 NOticc.The Rev Father McGure president Of George
town College, will preach charity
IL O'Clock, In st. Matthew's Ch charity
iund OF the young Catiohc's Friends Socety. Dec 4
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EOR RENT.rhe large basement,
sales the occupied Mess Yeby
Miller, the fronting Penn
This bult the modern with
show windows fine skyight in The and lighted with
Also, and cellar twentyfour eight inches
of and the of Mess feby Miller lmme
date possession given.
usper dwelling portion, Of this
building those five high, with handsome
7 and Of the best planned houses,
with complete xures modern for
hotel and
all well lighted venated and with high ceings
have fine yiew from its being extensive bunG the
palors each wide
five deep by folding and sliding dos and opening
balcony which level with the
or aoors There twelve other handsome sixed
highest prices private parlors. lighted with
all entriesbsls all speak
kitchen. There
kitchen all The delightful spring
the kitchen,
tank the fh story, had
Two fine completely 6ttedup with hot and cold
pastry cellars for fuel The
kitchens completely flted with bakeoven
stswholes boilers from which
different the Kitchen vegetables
boiling washing cothes with drains all
The such
such establishments The ocs
valuable and for boarding
city, responsible will be made
able.
For apply street,
Dec 4--d3t lhasat ANNE h. DERMoTT.
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o. The Rev. Il. *. Will preach at the Perse-
house, Pennsylvania D.
M Ihe public are invited to attend. Dec
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MARRIED.,

On the ID instant, by the Rev. JAMss B. DosELAs Mr. WIN
GILES NEWTON TO Miss MARY ELIZABETH LITTLE, both o
this city.
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Death of ne So~ OF DJvy Croeksi
Bfarksts.

CINCINNATI, Dec John w. Crockett, Of the ce Q
braed Davy Crockett. died at Memphis the 2ish ult
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IIORsE-sHOE ROBINSON, and swallow Barn, by
~ Hon John Z. Kennedy New illustrated editions.
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR A. MAURY,
pooksore near OH sse.,
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n0- The Rev. MIR. Henry will preach N he Poto-
Hail. (sland 1th
Sabbaih evening" O'CLOCK The public invited.
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JoHs 8. GIrrIsas. s.x G. Dos.Lpsos, WV. II. Ga HAs
Gittings, Donaldson, Grahsns, Commission stock
Brokers

Of sccond Streets, Baitsers,
DUY AND SELL commission exclusively all
ID securities In this Orders from
VIII receive prompt attention. &
Money Ioaaed upon all good stocks. INM
-s.M
Hashiagon.-Messrs. Corcoran n Riggs.
Baasnorss-Mes-rs. Alexander Brown 4 sons
ciphiomes~s Browns \ Bowen, Charles VI. Fisher
esq.
keg YortMessrs Brown Brothers, Co, r. wi,he~, e.q
cashier Of New York.
Lirerpooi-Mcsrs. Brown, shpley, h Co.
Nov 2f-d5tScp3t
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eO- The Rev. Mr. Henry Will preach I'm the hail of
the Columbia sabbath afternoon December 5h u 81
O'Clock. The public is invited Dec
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ERENCHs HOTEL, corner of Fraukfovt street and
City Hall square, opposr the City Hall and Park Posniainp
New York c,y built subscriber May
iSfD and furnished fS5
ventencc elegance comfort md surpassed In
world.
tnent only which gratis. They
hied marbeop wnsbsand which supplied
ton water through sverpsiea cocks There but ONE bed in
The halls and viii
during the night This hotel conducted European plan
OF lodging and meals they be ordered the spacious
and endd rcectory and immediate
tile business and the principal places Of amusement
Dee o-d3m n. FRENCH.
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ny GREEN a. SCOTT, Auct,on-.r..

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS At AUCTIoN-on Friday,
III the 10Th instant shall SELL
srth street and rennsyvsna m O'Clock eighteen
building lots, comprising the whole
about 1000 900 square feet
The above Described little Virginia
and the canal.
hso iots Nos and No S having front os e,
each, and 2lO feet Deep containing "a ,5s5
Termsf oneihird cash balance twelve eighteen
ouths the purchaser
saei deed given and deed Of taken TILE
GREEN A. SCOTT,
Dec I'D Auctioneer.
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Arripot Of the I'rbd--Importanf from Hapsna
CHARLssros, Dec. s--Ths steamer Isabel has arrive
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03- The Rev. DIR. Teasdale (BaptisD will preach to-
morrow morning and night in the Congregational Church
street, fold Tnny and the ordinance
tered several candidates the close of night
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We yesterday omitted to notice the arrival, on Thurs
A.v last, OF Hon. VIM. NJ Gwn. senator from California.
The circumstances under which the honorable senator
aed for California after the adjournment OF Congress
viii be remembered by readers; and his numerous
friends will be glad 10 learn that he returns the Senate
i excellent health and in the highest spirits
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90 NoticcThe Rev. Father MCGUIRE president Of George
town College win preach charity sermon 5unday
fund Of the Young Catholics Friends Society. Dee.
o. The Rev. II. X preach at the Per.e-
m The public are invited to Attend A''Aae bse
o0- The Rev. MIR. Henry win preach in the Poto-
Sabbath evening, at O'Clock. The public invited
the Columbia engine house, sabbath afternoon 5h 81
O'Clock The public is invited Dec
G3- The Rev. DR. TeasdaIe (Baptisg VIII preach to-
od and the sapm wIse WIN be sa sann fh
tered several candidates the close of the night
90 Young Mems Christian Association meeting Of
a se ensuing yea. and transact other npoan. win
rian church, at O'Clock.
ion 70 eee, h M II n are eaaIed ey The eoaa
TO the election Of ocers their
shall be sent to the recording possible
Ssd o@ TaS 70 % s
at the a street Presbyterian Church.
Dec 4--da Reeordag secretaIy
Q7 NotlceThe regular monihly meeting Young catho
ic Friends Society will be held Sunday evening
Dec4 JOHN J. DYER, Secretary
e2- CoIunba Typographical soeisty.-A regular meet
ing Of ne society win Ss held @ %: saiaasy evening o'elos
ensuing year place. other business OF import
will be brought before the society, hoped viii
iul attendance. BENZ. +. WILKINS.
Dec4 Secretary
NATIONAL THEATRE.
T. A. Sole Lessee.
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Last appearance Of Ms.e. SUSAN and KATE DENIM
SATURDAY EvKsIxe December 4,
VIII be presented sbakspeares tragedy Of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
III Sapaiendo by Miss Annie Walters
After which Mr. John winans will sing original song.
The performance conclude with be OF
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
Prices Of admission Private boxes,
80 children under 10 half
Is orchestra rs family circle cents third
tier, so cents; colored gallery, Is
Doors at 6S O'Clock the curtain will be raised
eor Office will be open daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
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Arrivals

the following additional senators and representatives
arrived in the city;
Ssnators-Messrs GwIs OF California, and DAwsos
Of Georgia.
Rsmeseniaiives-Msssrs. BRAGG of Alabama, DAw
.oS Of Pennsylvania. DUNCAN Of Massachusetts,. BRlGo
,ol New York. HESs OF Iowa, HEsDRIcKs Of Indiana
and STANTON Of Tennessee
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BIOGRAPHY OF CuAIMEIis.--Memos of the Life nd
~ Writings of Thomas Chalmers ID. D LII. D by his
the Rev. William Hanna LII. D. vols. 81
Chalnerss enlarged the addition OF
sermons vols, evo. with fine portrait s.
Chaimersis Lectures Romans. syo. 81 50.
Cbslmers's Miscelanirs. svo, 81 so.
Chaimors's Select Works. comprising the above. svo
with portrait So
Chalmess Evidences Of Christian Revelation vols 81 as
Chalmerss Natural Theology. = vols. 81 as
Chalmeus Neral Philosophy. 60 cents
Chslmers's Commercial Discourses 50
Chalmess Astronomical Discourses 60 cent?.
Chamerss posumous works in vols comprising following
Daily Scripture vols, l2mo Scripture
inGs vols. l2mo, Posthumous Sermons
en-, stages u his ministry from 1928 TO lsz lomo Institute,
Theology. vols. l2mo.
For sale by GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
hstre.t
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Or less by than the ohe the Indian better cared
Tor, and the money given him, instead OF being placed
in the pocket OF hearess specuators Under this plan
over 100 Indians were emgra,ed by our military repre-
sentatives (at cost less than the already turned
10 Mr.. Blake,) and il had fair prospect OF
ceeding still further when the Indian affairs "were
,csty transferred from the War 10 the Home Depart
ment" Tha, is, they transferred from the hands OF
gentleman who had made them his study for years who
spoke the language Of the Indians, who knew great
many Of them personally, and in whom they had the
most unbounded confidence. 10 those OF one who knew
nothing about Them who ignorant OF their language,
and might therefore readily be imposed upon by the in
terpreers (and Of all persons in the world they the
most bioky.) and OF whom the Indians had no knowl.
edge, and in whom consequently they had no sort OF
confidence and would moi believe uh he said from their
general suspicious OF the white
With respectio Billy's visit TO Washington, we have
this TO say, that he under the very worst kind OF
"duress" while here, asd his interviews with the
hortes show il and from the fact that while here he
had free whskey. and made free OF il, very
little reliance he placed upon what he said II is
well known TO those who do know him that be is
orious liar. and does hesitate TO prevacae TO any
ex,en, 10 get out Of corneL II is also well known TO
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Prices Of admission Private boxes s. dress circle and par
queie 80 cents children under half price
rs orchestra family circle
tier so cents colored gallery, rs cents.
Doors at 81 O'Clock the will be raised
bor Office will be daily, from 10 O'clock % O'Clock
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1000 corporation Of Washington per cent, stock i
5000 do do Geogetowne DO. f
Dec 4-ds is'' Auc,ionesr and Commission @ Msrehsa,
am regularly receiving flesh from the manuae.o, with other
and beautiful style. Of my own getting up large assortment
''"''' n''' : '~,, - ,'~ s sSxHLEs =: LASE's
Genlemen's Furnishing Establishment, Z
Pennsylvania avenue near n street
HATS and Caps, Of every style. an..,sy. and price
for sale cheap for cash, at
Hat, Cap, and cennemen's Furnishing Es,ablishnsnt,
Pennsyivania avsnue near " street
United Register giving names, salary
and location ofeve public officer civil and military in sfr
50 copies remaining edition, BY
Dec3 booksellers. near ssh street
DRoGREss Nasions.-Essays the progress nsuons
in civilization productive industry wealth. cad population by
Temptations OF city Lfo-an address young by T. w.
GRAY d BALLANrYNE,
on SATURDAY and Tueday December and . at hs ssonass
saloon very large and elegant assortment o.
sauns making order; feathers flowers, nband., and
store Bridge street. Georgetown three OF
Dec s-dar
FOR REST-Tns store house, win do good. n.,a,..,
pied by Yerby Miller. For particulars, inquire Of
YERbY 4 MILLER,
Mis-, DeumOus building, corner Of 7,h street and
Dec 2-lmif Pennsyvana avenue
CLoAt<s, Man,,IIas. So.--we havrby express
" 10 Napoleon coaks
cloth salinas
10 Uuion pretty
10 circulars, nice arucie.
5 le grsnce, and
5 circulars,
s embroidered cbene.e n.
Gabrielle very choice
The whole very cheap. E.l
YERBY MILLER,
Corner of 7th and Penn. aveaue
Nov ll-dmf Miss Dernott's building.
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MEMBERS OF Congress, strangers, and Others will
m please notice that the subscribers have
store gn OF the Golden Eage three OF the
formerly occupied and opened
watches, diamond, and other rch iewey
for hnenes OF quality STYLE and chespness surpassed in m
Watches chronometsg, &C, repaired with the
NJ. w. GAIT h BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pennsylvania avenue,
Dec 4-M tree