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FOR BALTIMORE.
4 s.n.n The steamer osCEoLA will, the 2sh scpem
pSax&I~e Der, commence running regularly
place leaving Washington every Sunday, at 7
O'Clock, returning, leave baltimore every Tuesday,
O'Clock,
regularly going and reurnn.
Mays River, and Cone Ryer landings
Potomac, fof Signals 10 land.
Passage and ireight the usual rnes.
JAMES MITCHELL,
Sept 2l-eodn Captain.
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4 eW ~srsss sse.stsr~s~s E.sns .hssx as.as.-ts,x.
IN sAftesai
@,-A) se~ss srerAs sas gloves. gmes
k.r6sscNs - uxtrfsg sHe~s~ fwss.
a. ~ hi@k sss.s ssscs~s
~ sss ssa A. sAssp ~ r..h ~, passta-l
en~ass<ss GH - n. Itsgs
9snt~w~ss rmrnsss~s Essshs,sh~~~s.
r.ss. s~s-~~, nsss .. sn~e,.
Ne- Sd
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0HAN0E AND ALEXANDRIA RAILkOAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
&N -

I'm and aer Thursday g. 1885, daily trains sundsy
espsd) will BE- ibis road sssesab The following
aJrn +. v
intermediate points
ton, of Duke and Heasy sk O'Clock arrive
a Ill O'Clock, T. m.
Rcsuniag viii Wsrenton quarter past O'Clock
arriving Ia Ale xandria quarter before ocock
train from CupspsT Mexands aud nisrnedsIe points will
Cupeper IL O'Clock, arriving In Alexandria 10Y
O'Clock, .. m.
Returning will leave Alexandra y oclook arriving in
Cuipeper al * O'Clock !.
daIy sage running Gordousys and Cupeper, in
Virginia roads.
To 0oTdonsvlle. SO
DO btauuton "a
LynchbuTV w
Do winchester w
Per order: w. u. DR0CKETT, Agent. II
Oct 4-du Ha Ftat II
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
Posr OrvIcr DEPARTMENT, November 2, 1859.
nr

UNITED STATES MAILS
Posr orvor DrrAErxEsT, November ., 1859.
STATE OF MAINE.
DROPosALs for conveying the United State. from
the Is January 1854, TO the 10th une 1867, following
the State Of Name will once
18th day Of Dec cmber next be decided
No. From Augusta. BY Browns Corners, yassa6oro,
Hnaum.a's Mi,., Newbsrs West dampdsn, and Hsup
den 70 Bangor, 81 mites and back, six uHes week
Arrive a, Bangor same day ~ Up.
Leave Bangor daily. eIceps sunday, at Sam.
Arrive al Augusta day by p. m.
For form OF PROPOSAL instructions and requirements (em
brscins the eondons 10 be incorporated
yns mail service IN the New Earsnd sss dated
JAMES CAMPBELL,
NOV 5-lawaw Postmaster General.
WE WILL OPEN this ,norning have ready for
Pild silks, bsocads
BLACK .il1., white silks, pink silks, blue silks
Corn -c0tored sihs, marceiines, sstlns
Plaid raw silks, plaid merinos
Plaid vaienciennes plaid mouselns LANES, fine
French mernos, English merinos
Lapn's bombssins black nIpscas
Paid bonact nbands 7
Handsome assortment nj ernbroidsrie.
Embroderrd aad plain Iinencsnbric handkerchiefs
Grape shawls, long csstmere snawis
Square cashmcrs IA ~ls, Day State long shswls
waterloo Iosg sha~i., square ssaws Of every kind
Cassa'neres OF All kinds ciofhs, vestings
Cas~,nefs, nannes table dsmssks
Hosisy Of all kinds, girghams, calicoes
satn lame bfocstes single aud double width damasks
Damask pkins, Hnckabsck diapers 81
Velvet ciosks, cloth manies, cloths and velves 70 make
Velvet carpets carpets ingrsin cape
Blankets, quilts, comforts, yarns ali colon
44,3 ca, and 10 bescned and brown domesics
J-s, s-s, and - plaid hns~ys
And variety q othei goods 100 numerous to mention.
HALL h BROTHER.
Oct 96-3taw3wif
-
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JOSEPH HrGoNs JeweIer has removed his the north
ate ~ rvsrsyvsnis between ith and 5s
s wsads Hotel, where be has opened with large
s hsnA~os ss-oscn ~ has Je~e ws,ches and silver
vss~h w,a ~ sSa 81 res .osshe terms.
Nc fs. ss.h'u, hts 'end. and and hopes they will
Nbn Aisss @ s~.Iy and watches oneaily repaired and
Nes ll-~oxl.
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CarPetinGs and OsI Cloths.
I'VE n ready ls--
co pairs ingram carpets
10 do
10 do - oil cloths, medium
10 do 81 do do
do 80 vrrys superior
sheets oil CLOTH Of quality which will be ~ any
WITH fu snd complete OF goods for
purposes q, the lowest market prices.
YERBY TERBs, 4 VERY,
Octe-u Conner Pa. and 7th
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NV 0OOD~ ssA t~shss~s nsr G~nsssmen.-P. J /.
STEER, No Washington Place. h respectfully
goods
Ne esshc~ssy desrshse of elegance
sns ssse~~ sseed select stock Of
bs-ss~ss ssA ssch gentlemen
asa. resds
Ao, ~ of ssesm<ss winter and fine dies.
Nov i3-Iaw2w
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Familiar Discourses ON Language.

WATKINS intends deliver series familiar
language with critical remarks
who have written the subject
introductory comprise Of the esy history of England
OF the prevailing origin
Of The English language.
The for whole series admitting
lady snd e3 for single ticket sdmi ting for
the evening, so cents,
The delivered Csusis Saloonbe
Tbursasy evening commence AZ 2 O'Clock
rke will found drug OF " Hshsugh, NJ
ard sh Of Mis-. Anderson Tsy
70, : Hany, Pepnsyiysn's avenue
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Oure OF AfIny CH0thfhK ma H4UITNEe,
Philadelphia, November l6, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS win received this Office,
O'Clock, of the 3ist day Of December furnishing,
the following supplies and deliverable
the United suites Ciong and EQuipagc shuylk
nal, / euasuues ~ required, viz:
yards ia (ndieo twillcd
ing 81 OF per yard
6a00 yards "a blue (ndigo dysd) wled co,h weigh
ine ~ -. per yard
so0 Blankets, wool, gray letters ". b. in
black, four inches long, the centre,) 10 be
feet long, and ave wide each blanket weigh
1--WE pounds
$1,000 yards . flannel cotton, and wool
e3,0oo do - Canon flannel
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rAuPETISas; CARPEIINGsI CARPETINGs, =
v Come cheap cash siore-BARNEs 4 MITCHELL
receiving large additional supplies in The neovr description
goods, embracing and elegant velvet Brneis
and sYpchns well all other kinds Of
opportunity Of real bargains In
Between Eighth Ninth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
octs-az~i~H
~ merchant faors, having returned from New
ready TO exhibit their ail and winter goods which they
establishment Their customers and the public generally
ytsd 10 call.
Of the newest styles DUNALL BRO.
Sep 23-staw5sf
SUPEfIOH Toilet BiamLeta amd other Furniture
dry goodsWe have received and offer
bslss superior fame, borcrcd Whitney
French and Scotch ank.r in -ape" quality Of wo In sire
follows IA, l3t, IA, III, and io-t.
Also beautifully nns and pretty ie blankets for cribs and
des
Pink bue and white Dresden crib quilts very pretty and Cheap
rich real French furniture cbinxes, which win
beautiful and reasonable as paror curtains
rich English DO, in smaller figures and rich
vne and floss worked sis and French worked
~ mus curtains.
specve andcsp aud clusters Of nose~ These goods w ss
ch drurust oruu cloths in centre pieces with rich Dor
des from 4 by io& BY A, very cheap.
Al-o superior assortment Of new sy 10 bls linen, ,oveins
octii-seon CLAChTT 4 DODsoN.
NEW GO0Ds, Goods. az w. M. shasssr & co-'s.--
Of goods ha, have had the peas. o Offering
public We can h snan o. hs ss.s 70 our stock Of
70 piece. handsome plaid elk
3, 20 20 do 90 Ssoe.as '''s
do plain in all the most desirable color,
With ~ !cod. comprising hcu'efanh,ns good, carpets oil
greatly advantage 20 call and erau-
our sss s ssss " IN %'ry q our soo
hon Rooms in New Yofk.
w. M sHusTsR co.
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MORE d GALLAGHER, Iron Founders md Manu-
M hciuers Of Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge
Broad street, Paadsa make order railing
balconies pabic and private grounds Also all
M Architectural work.
O. would respectfully citizens
Washington and vicinity the railing enclosing
this city Specimen drawing. derous
making selection.
s-eo6mos
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. q.
HIS and In full operaon The
study very thorough and prsctised The principal
all departments of study and assisted by
efficient teace The seminary presents sey
parents who wish place beir daughters under watch
fuI and parental attention.
Boarding all English branches s2oo per
months French, music, dfs wing, kc.
Day pupiis from s. TO SO quarter Of ii weeks
Circulars and catalogues BE- had application p
cipai
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Sept l6-3awdhcp TS,arl Puncipai
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Nwibees0s's O@ne, h0vsabe a. ls53.
NOTICE TO DELiNQCEkr 1AXPsYERs Notice s hereby
e~sl yss dSscpop.
ne s~fcss os day 81 December
~ usA~ssse~d enfovce collection
49,. 'assse.t ssss 81 tas pTor<ry, sce"sdsss 70 law
h~ s-s~-1 ri kocHg, Collector.
SHoEsi ssspE~i spoEs'-ws respectfully ,st
sns~se- - .sr cse'ass sas al ohsrs Interested
l.J' .s-s - rcass sed sasss.
a. .ssts sss gS-A0. 80 ssn.ssfss cuossi
Lsa.s' ,,s~sn gs'.ss, ssss, ste~n. sna rhs eolors
~ a. wsiu~ses boot, via .na without heel.
49, a. s,,.s. .u,,,. ..' ".'.sss .sss.,. .,,,.,.
~ a. ~hns sats ssa easa s~ii-r.
~ s"pv"
H. q s.ss ..s s..-,. ~ .U,.~,.
De h~~a~a s.tss,-. fe~ o. ~ -
sss~-s sns eht1fess tstet ssii.f.. Al
tssu-r "a etArf qa3itia a stss, asss chud's
s..s.'s, ss-.. siis~s lrneY h'ad, kaf l-n.F.aas
70 ~sr - ssss r.sss .nses boet. orfo-s t-.
s~~s ss'sst. ssa ~ .h. = ever sys quality.
W. ~v.s .a. - So, b,sar. pssrha.,Sr A. our
-ss sssss.ss pss-s -. gasry ~ ne, rs.,
~ e.A % a. hoAFfR = SONS,
rssss ssas sfsnn srenas, sst-esa sth ard sps.,-
sa, u-s~~ts
Ino~ mEp~rsADs -fpsssta<k. ssssi., a Co. ,nsau
y fsfassr., -alss No o. A. yark eoo,
~st ~ s'.se~ss tssss 500 faax
~.sas Z. 81 shdf Has-i hesps, ro fsoy spd
@lros Ia f~s~f ea. bar aae sshef
fsess t~a-sss al ~ csxnnse.
asssss Nsd senna-y fhsy esn veun,
e.ss sais g.Aas, snd ceassn,srt ofSsr. any
coarrOgg, BROMLEY, 20,
As~n. ~ss,sa ss sssss D-.srsars eiisal.,.
ssr -ssfsesf ressstsa
hsv Nl@~at
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no HLANh Book Manufscturers-M Medium, denny,
l. cap papers, faf sale by COLLINS, BOVINE Co,
iith ~ Penn. avenue.
Branch Of staonafs Hail. ia l7s street New York
". B.-orjefs received fof book -hindep' materials.
7-du
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9ss~uss~~s r~ssA.s s~sss~ssy, As.sxsse.~a, u. q.
Tsts assss"~ ss- - ses's.ss fsw pae.
sAw'~d ss f.@lt fsfas fw SsMfsmx psgis yas
. sn~ sf ~ ~-ssh<, y~ts s.' ytsrif, "a savknes.
Fs~~rh mastx. srs~ias. &c
D~y p~vsA s,osw tsth 90 ss~s,sr - .aeNncs
csss~~s esr BE- hsa "a sssa,sAas~ - ~ psi.clpsl
Mill*lss ~ CLARK.
0r ~"'soss Pm fir>i.
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Great Match RonntnG Race, for $500. over Coluup-
bfs Course. IAndrir Va-

VFt NOuftFs
THERE will race, for $780, above course on
Tuesday, Hoyemser 27d, s3 O'Clock precisely lI.at.
on a, repeat.
r. Suit enters b. Z. John Graham.
y. ~ Hail rnters Santa Anna.
The sbcvc horses thorough bred and om the
and be The
the offers lie following 5 cent enspc.,
entries 20 make faceD
soo Wednesday, November oone re-
pest
rur.e Of sa,o for Thursday November 9;h,wo mics and re-
500 Friday 2four mile. repeat
Ertri-s made the track by Friday November 18Th,
fore ~ O'Clock
The proprietor having fenced the tack and msde
~ii hna The beat accommodations for and horse
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov io-3ts~t1ahF~b Proprietor
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TOILET GOODs-We have the pleasure Of informing pub
lie that have acded stock Of
above line the following desirable kinds:
0 IA Aiendas quilu which will Be found unusually dess
Bile in c0l0rs, styles, and price-.
l04, T. 10 4, IA quilts, reasonable
~ 10 and IA colored coverets for servants beds
bale low priced Blankets fer DO
Aso,3 do eya large cocoa-ropc skiiton door mats,
Also, The size n other materials.
DO Ausade cushion mats, for front doors, in all coors,
pretty and cheap.
and rich bright cors For alleys, hai
CLAGETr 4 DoDsoN
Oct R5-3teoif
OR SALE LeaseA commodious chouse
twelve recently pspered panied
thrvughout Terms
Address co. Solicitors Once Treasury Department.
Oct I5-dd
DUCKWHEAT. and Boston Craekers-
ID New eItrs hulsd buckwhsa, In bags
Fresh Bo~t0a crscksn
Boston cranbcrTes
Frssh supply picked sslmon
No. ia, z's, and a. mackere In kits
No. nsckefei, in half barrels large
rHECKEi q BAILEY,
saccessofs 10 J. n. Kitbey q Co.,
Oct 12-d3'eolw No. s, opposite Centre Market
>COTCH Ale and London brown Stout
- Tenneuts Scotch ale brown stout, ptnts
Hibb~rs brown stout, In and qunrs
Thompsons East India psnts and quarts
sHEK.LL 4 BAILEY,
Successor John K,bbey h Co,
NO. s. opposite Centre Market
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A ON cGOMEIY BLAIR. Attorney Il LIE W., viii
M amer the several holden Washington
ONCE hrs door from Pennsylvania In Mof6s
building.
Nov 3-d3m
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M A. Tyson and sisters Seminary Young Ladies,
Twelfth and 1htfte NTH, Wash
linton, ~ G.. for boarding and day puptis.
fNIiE opened
ih September Terms quarter senior department. ei2
Junior S0 Primary - Drawing, - French, BY Prof Rau
Si3; Music, Si2 to sis.
Pupils permanently weekly SIX
lars quarter For further particulars Circular pnci
pal booksores and seminary
Oct iJ- eodti5Dec
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once on 81 street. hrst door from Pennsvsna svenue Monts
'',;s''s HoT 's-dsm
ERY black Lyons vsIvsts Cashmere
long shsws, French Merino hcwe would respectfully call
r in eooed and black in All hs ssoa. widths, from twenty
viii Offer cheap the quality be obtained for
New York.
VERY RICH CHAIN LAIN LONG sHAwLs.
found will be found
BAy STATE LONG sHAwLs
open to-day Bay shswls
n. % Our sss o. soa ass na%s'sd ssS
ard oh., n.s.. S heavy .saw and we pay psca, 's.
styles are in demand In our assortment win be found
full assortment Of misses plaid shawls
no DO m.dium qualify
DO DO E.st and lead.
And about $50 Of the finest quality Of Bay STAT. ,haw. com
pr.ns every new design out Of good style some paa scarlet
Ao u senusmsn' travelling 'aa~ sr'a heavy and IN good
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH MERrYos
Added srs. m-no- JUS,
received smother addition making our stock at this time beyond
ds we ass s 'ss a opened "s @ pee a. which ". eond.
a great bargain. VI. siIUsrER a co,
Nov 4-eo6m Seventh street, near Penn svenus
. cARD.-sAMUEL w TUCKER, m.rchsn, raIlor, would re-
his late place u bn.ness and win
ceiye bnssss. calls The Of Mr. Evan nusaes i
pleased hi. good,
10 which be invites their attention cannot be erceIed
oetas-Se"d3~ lstar, lot, and senunell
in w..hnsoa compelled % advance IN their prices for board
TO- 70 ~. dollar ar ard ard s n p ao per
r. .rsM BROWN, " vs','s1s s1swn'. ho' lot.
RAN,E,, \ n.oxsEyN 9; sETsGn, ilSss n.,s, no''e.
". GADsBY, cadsby's Hotel.
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a luSt SiOPS.

an E,,Ji.Lf,an w. b,n,,,t, q. u..u,si AZ.
am p,,,,I.,, n ,I,o.,. sn Y,.,t,. tra,..os
.,,t,I, :, .,. .',, .c'.,,T.,,' :, su,.
l,,,l
1Icu,;n,I.il ,t,.t tsr, .a train nsere, I.
,,Sii,u il .uyrys,.J IA, me- Y..l ls. An upoor,u
,itv .f ,,lirs aoar ii, ,,,rn,,l,u pr, @.
iva
,Wipi. -, u.i..3 inpos. MI, INQUIRED ,h.s
Yuts
", uIc nt ,roa,hi,, a, town. sa;a ,bs E..i.
ljs,rnan. .tL.S L,y I" :, ,,,,r,n.., ru,iu, sL.s.s
Ten miles Le,ute tb,y r,t 20 4 s,n,ion' or,,.s tho
rain w,.ii run by II trfose ths tc!l ,v.,I lv
Lu.tJ. Nuul,tli. btt uj ! f.ppois -.
haven't invented L.p, IN Am.r,a.yri
Why.y.s. ieri.-d The Taaker, -, As g., bs,.,.
Lu, rpu, q iA,m on our nil robis, We rui.
- tarnel last thai tie trn,n nsay. see,A lL,ad
ol the sound 10 u,s whatyscf; the so.li asp~r
r,ac!.,. lie ,i,a.s II. .f,cr he ;ra!9 Ia, rss,,I
by
lude ID, exclo.G,rl lie E.ngiishmap.
Fact. sad the iArksc, 'nSu u give up b.iS-
Then We tired steam whi,te,-bG woaldn's
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had gone on harmonlousy within the wali-,
But now, with new set Of officials bandyns
with the old, Nth orders from the Board ot Irns
tees To- disregard the Authority Of the old super
intendcut and that Superintendent, pers'st'ng IN
holding his occupancy Of lie House, how anar'
cllcal must be the situation VI the Hospital VIZ
leave each one to Judge ior hiln.-i
We are told in the pamphlet that !hia has beeh
the position of matters since the 2tth Of July
In th.a,ter point, iftrue, it would seem to US,
from thi. disturbance, that great errcr IS com
mi,tcd which should be Immediately rec'Ifed
If DR.. Higgins persists that be caunot be 70
moved wi,hsuta trial and proof Of 'uncompeien.
cy or in fidelity to his trust us understand he
does, then the duties Of their Office r,qulr. the
board Of ,rusteco to apply immediately to the
courts where there is power TO reDovs such an
officer rom the Hospital if they arc 10 the righ,
while on the other hand lflh.y hasv, .eted inds
crcety, i, is equally their duty TO Is'raci or re
-ign.
The pre,pn, Board ate paid for their services
aud should do their duty, and ,ha' promptly.
There are other charge. contained in the pam
phlet affecting the character OF parties, but these
are the main ones III the question We arc consId
erng.
Iu taking leave of this matter, which we have
treated at some lerg,h, we cannot refrain from
upon all those in power, the vital IN,
portancc Of holding aloof from party appoint
ment the CONTROL Of this and similar Institutions
This. &C are satisfied /, the desire and inten
ton Of the present executive, and We hope hi,
views will always be followed by bis successors
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BEArrnuL ALtEuoRY.--Ths following beautiful
sllegpry is stransln,cd from rho German:
Suprun;us. Il wise teacher would not suffer evrn
hi' grownup sons nr,l daughters 10 associate With
those oho'e cordOet was not pure ni rprish:.
Dear father said the gentle EulaIia 10 him.
one dsy. wlen he ,bsds her in company wit.
hrl brother, to visit the gentle Lucinda. dear
father. sou must think us very childish, II you p,-
asne thar We should be rxfosed to danger by it,
The father took IN silence, q dead coal from the
hearth and reached il to his daughter. 1T wii!
a., hurt yol, my child. take il.
ku'aiia did 50, md hohcld her heau.iip, white
band ~, .ord md blAykspcj, AUD rs i, chancc6.
her white dress alsu.
We carno, be 100 cartso, in Lsrd.in; Goals"
sail Enlhlia. IN ,rxauon
YES truly" said her father; "'ycu' re, ny child
that Goals, even II they dn not burp, hlacIen -
|. s with tho eepysuy the ,.csNs,'
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INTO the wurld-she receives her visitors. and
speaks-nay, couv..sc5 rith all, cscert ne ~
trndedl t.i.u nbuld be ,mptop,. She B''e' II
token of affection to her unmarried teIut'c",
bought from the purse IN tie c"steilii Ihe
wonders II the BELLE a!e d'lllyed IN "ne
rnrn, whilst tie .fgGsSsda OF the Gfnie Gwen
Nv the mohcr) is khblted "a tie other, Ln
hreld.ry luicu, camGrlc. inccs, ctc" "fe here, Ia
vi.hed Oh the PERSONA! unicrcoth,hy OF i"e
bride, made up ia dozens aud doacns Of each ar
llclc piles on piles o! table cloths sheets tow
els. etc. all marked with embroidered marks and
tied With blue and pink ribbrns. lLis Is TIE way
they manage marriages III France
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Ml.1AluI CnlU!rr. Fanny EesG, 10 he Nus.
ic.l Hines, wItcs 90 the good acsompi..LcI by
the FIVE Points M.ss.un III New IoIk, alJ VI
he fact that how the work has G,eu fury open
ed, ti.ut,d pusiianmltl Sep. ~ md t!simJ
the award. For the btGltG I. ,ro l2,ieI class,
ohc relates th" fu!loslLg story with n0rGi.'
A Young giTl came to Nav IOIk :rnm ,1a
country TO I,arn the dress mixers trade She
Succeeded II acquiring u, nud bting shlliul with
he, nesdc, Ir sometime to.GI cuG.taut lmr,uy-
m"ut. Tho 9pMrl-r season cane on n.i!Ora
left the city; business brcamc Gu,l; with al
her efforts Sh. could iiu8 10 work 20 do. n tho
meat time, her ouard bill went o.- Esr Lard.
lord WAS urgent and ir,yorab!s. Sis paxned
tit.t one dress, then auothsr-,hln another. TO
mrei lis demands returning oacL evening f-ot
weary aud heart sick from Let NuavaillES e.io.i-
to lind employ mep Then tie ,cmp,tr net
her; what need had Le to toll h., so yorns
and fair She turned sluddcrius away--snj
parted with the remainder OF her WARDROBE, i.,-
cludius her under clothes, TIL she had literally
nothing bu, her outside dress Left Tor her cover.
ing; thus fighting OF. with the energy ofdrspair
the monster, SIM (Curses upon the un,nauly
frnd, who. instead OF ho ping tho fain, and w.a
" hearted one to tgh, the hard battle Of life,
pilots her ln,ls struggling bark through the gath.
.rns gloom, upon the rvGk Despair)
Well; it is the old story, The poo. cir! gave
up at la.i--s"ld soul and body for bread. 70.
fortunate wasn't III Particularly, q. some p,ous
persons. just u, this crisis, win one kaud tightly
gra,pin: their purse.srinss, offered Les a.
TGGcri
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-12
Frum the Washington Cu.sn.

OrlS!S1 &! lHs haxoS fALLET-VEc open
ing oi The g'eat valley Of the An,asOn is ATTRACT
irs u.ch attention III the coinmrIcial weiiS,
Although large potion, orLa;s half, of tho
rlyrr AmazOn, inc.udihg Is tributaries, lies exc
rior to Brasil, yet she refuses 10 PERM, the re-
puhlics OF Peru BOLIVIA Equsdor, end New Gre.
NADIA ~ pass down II to the 0Ss.u. lbs !al-aacii
Talley Containing largely on u mi.lioG o. sQuav,
niles Of territory, is r-purtcd 10 H. ole u lie
most fere III the world. Those .epuil,cs -n
he va, tributaries Of the s,ca, i.as oi TIC
world, it occurs to US. have su uulurs,ionab~
rSbr, by yn.ue uf natural Justice aud Int.ins:
,Oua! law, to pass down the iiyel 10 tie ocean:
and the converse Of the proposition i, Ia our al.
prrhensnn, equally cleai On principle, tl!"rgti
perhsre 10, 50 well ,Upportrl ty authority anal
precellnt-,o VII ;hat B" United States hase i
right 10 pass up the river !or the I,urpu.r Vfir4d'
ng with thcse repablns which lie ur i, hr.
waters PrnciI les nlial"sv.. To those wh,ch 'u..
tfy the Japan ,xl ediirn would justify the o!cri'
ny OF II channel Of trade up the Aulaznn tEr
reciprocal advantages which would ascsuv tTou'
il To the Cuiied States Lnd those rrpubl;la
would be immense and incalcui be. Tie e,t.' .
rrizc Ol our commerce seeks IL, uAd is iGti rests
d,Ha;us il We hope that soen !, l!ay tg dots.
- Amsr. (7imn Sta.esma...
/ We have read with great interest tie worI;
! by Ll,ut slaury OH ,kls A'nszun country. aU,i
shall iuok forward with m.ci aiAirty & TIC Iu'
ports Of LieUt. U.tGun, .i iuu Cni;.d States Su
W, ani otheis. M ~ their explorations, sent te
under the au.rtes vi The lAlc Administrations.
Drizh may deem the p"'ry wise, as suggested
~ the article extracted from tie Statesman. and
with Chinese rulcy. enJca7or 10 ,.rclade nii Ga1.
Ju,ians from his lovely ftsian. b., it will Gu
in vain. ". lea'I that the F"nch are s..i,a
uut n..uat!nn T. ESii,ea to explore NJ, Amu.on; 4;
aud 10 the English. The go.etnmu.,a o.
reIu, Belis.u, E,G4Lor, Md New Grenada i,.vu
invite! fee trade; aud cunmerc", with lis ene.r
eve end adycn;CtO:s ter'. viii soou s,ek the
sIent advantages op.nej to The world ty ,hin
region Tic mlLris oi Chill ard Bolivia ara
ic.f.ng 'h.iT v@n ych mines for the alhlusi l.h,.
!uur producs Of Amazon.
Rich "a tbs reg IN !. 10 rlnes It's agriculture,
I Products fur ,gc,tI its mirti...s. Lu1Ga satsrt
totarco Peruvian haIk, sar-aparilln. cotton. lnda
rubber gotta peirha,, g6m c, pal. hAlsaus, ara
} dN rs, AID nan. t! her other products now M.
! kuoun 10 thcnIt- and ,o;nturi,c. are presented
I IN this delightful region. We trust i!nt tie 20.
! icy of Brazil will relax, auI Tia, .Lr w:.l eco
that hrr u,e,c.t IL the interest Of her nti.i hors.
nnI That tie inaIac's Of al! nations admitted u,
til, country and c1chnngct Car not but ttnr!t ali
aud niu,c none. Tie marine tonnage O: our nj.
uvn nlIcal, ,xc,cGs that oi Euglnni-Lelrg ".
wards of iecO 600 tons, nh.lr that uf Urea.
! Br,tan is only 3sUrU0U. New YorA ;onDe2o
eS.leds that Vi London or Ligcrpos.