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eeorsesown Fsm.l. seminary, csors.so~,

Georgetown Female Seminary, Grorset"wnt ID. O.
THIS Institution operation few more pupils can be
admitted family boarding pupil. 4eo
session 10 months, payable half yearly, In advance
French mu.ic, and drawing, &c, extra
Day pupts from f5 10 $40 pei quarter IN ADVANCE
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Oct os-,hoistJau Pnpcipai
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From the
New Jersey.

On the 6lh day OF November the election for State
ohcefs Will be held IN SISTER and border State. New
jersey There is quite an animated canvass, and some
amusing developments OF wing diplomacy. The wings
nave mounisd The hobby of an-nonopoiy, and order
20 show their sincerity have placed IN nom,naon
ddae for governor who while member OF the New
Jersey legislature, voted or every privilege which The
Camden and Amboy railroad desired. The democrats
are IN excellent spirits, and we look forward to decided
triumph. The wings expect mnch iron democratic dis
srnsion IN New Jersey; bui we have doubt they cal
culae hont their host. No democrat, whatever his
personal gIies may be, improve hs prospects
% help great PRINCIPLES by voting against his ow po.
cal trends, or with the wings Under Providence, the
party OF the people the parry OF equity, the party OF pro-
xess, s The democratic party; and he who stands aloo
IRON the democracy is IN some degree ungraeful for
the blessings which democratic doclrses have shed
all The land
Rodman Nj Price, the democratic candidate for gov.
ernor OF New Jer'ey is an lmbed'msnt OF the progress
-lse idea HIS history his beat recommendation the
sudages OF his fellow citizens Though mild and modest
In MS address, he possesses an ndomltable and
.seous spt. Well iacsed, and tested by long expe-
rience Tor so young man. bghioned and ncorupt he
will make admirable chief magistrate Mr. Price was
nidsh pman IN the American navy when the Mexican
war broke out ard he was one OF the pioneers OF the
acquisition OF MISUNDERSTANDING with the brave devo.
led. chivalrc Stockton the nil dangers OF the conflict
and rejoicing among the first a, the accession the Union
OF the splendid empire OF the Pacific. When hosilllies
their highesi, have heard Distinguished
American Officer say Mr. PRICE, still purser In The navy
look the overland route from California the city OF
Mexico. and in defiance OF all The obstacles OF new
country anu slAic oi war, reached me headquarters
OF the American army, looking more like Robinson Cru
than the polished genitn he is and startling his
hearers by the narrative OF bis hair breadth adventure
by food aud field After the war he resigned bis place
the navy, ard on hts return 10 his native State,
nominated by the democrats their candidate for
Congress in whg district, and triumphanlly
electedwDn,ng all beafs at Washington by his
y and HIS Kindness, and by h,s close attention 10 his
business and to his duties Al the recent election, after
.spporonmen OF the congressional districts OF New
Jeey which made bis district still decided against
the democrats Mr.. Pnce defeated by small major.
" BY Mr. Pennington his whig competitor. The recent
democratic State convention pomnaed him for governor
and Tuesday next predict and hope that he will
be handsomely successful.
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~ y. Q. MClaUIAE, AucdlOnoer.
mRUeTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7TH
sTREErBy vS,us de~d Of trust DARED April a2d, 'eol,
and duly recorded In Lbsr ., No. ~, ioios SOA - and
one records og Washington the subscriber will
eli pshe os, tho Thursday aiisnoon No
yeubss 3h 4oekck, parts oos Nos and II, in No.
x tonnG - M b~tween and streets, and
Ming to ss ssssther with the consisting OF
TeIrS 4 ose JOHN CALLAN, Trustee
MI 7rTBf87.s8MNM JAMES G. McGUikE
Oct ao-eoaAds Aucuonesr
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Ennbroideries, sc.
WE take in calling the attention Of the ladies fol
Is dozen clear lawn handtsrchiefs
ID DO hem. stitched do
10 DO chemssus .'i raA II q
iS iS 90 90 s.issyswiss ssM"s ,iss,s: sleeve.
DO camDrlc-b. banded collars
j 3 90 30 s.;.a s.Ss DO 90
10 do sw.ss mu.qasasr collars
sSS sSS yards 90 es.s,is sws; sdss g aud I.stns 3.
800 camhrc and Swiss bands aeffs
wish q. ladies' give seaOn to The sbove as we
know them to be very cheap and ds:yne ppps rauv
Oct8-im Corner Penn. avenue and 7ih street.
1--WE rARLOHt AND CHA MREke EURSlTURE.-on On
' . my m % aa s,Ss
consisting Of 7''' ~ $500, W. -, \
mahogany ,e,ea,ees best French Brochs
Large castor and psrlor chairs ,omach a.s
and 1,S o ., ..n q and
Some bsaafa cottage chamber black, brown and
Fine mahogany and oval wardrobea
B.rs.as, bed..rads. and washstands. in set. .,a 1 =.
And variety Of other furnishing goods making my asor
msnl comp 4. which viii b' sold atvsry reduced p,sss
NDERsHlRTs and Dr.wsrs. for F.u aud Winter.
Of sk merino iambswoe SHAKER hanne and cotton large
assortment on hand, Al reasonable prices, a. .rr,,
.nuemens Furnishing ssor- Penn Assau. near " .u..
Professor Of French, Spanish
House, Mrs. Daviss between Az and 9Th
Streets Pennsyivania a enuc, south side,
O-ts-d .se trHF rew esIsa.ltEl
@ U0e nm WORTH er new goods, embracing every
DoJsVUU fashionable goods
very prics Persons
which
complete, know We ont rs very best induce
ments.
YkRBY, TEBB6, 4 YERBY,
Octe-tf Corner Pa ayeaue and 7th street,
ITIIO0RAPHY-The undersigned have in connection with
u establishment hthographic printing odce, and
odeu for cheeks notes. dra bills Of
excnsnge, circulars, &c.
specimens application al The store
COLLINS, BOVINE, co,
lIth street, north Of Penn avenue,
Of saoners Hall, ia aud 20 Pearl New York
Oct v-3tnw6w
ID i2V0 blankets, OF all grades
$50 hnrseiliss aud AenJse quilts
100 pairs BILE ch.d 1nd brown cotton shcetlngs
10 linen nheetnss
u pillow slip cotton
100 dozen damask napkins
30O do towsh all grades
puirs dsmssk
stock of furnishing dry goods
YERsy, TEBBs, YERBY,
Oct ST Pcnu aud 7th street
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y general agent continues to
Ill the especially pensions
knds, OF pensions, and suspended claims
of Ss and 1882 he will guaranty the psssons paid
| o their Husbands
from BY marrying will euaa.y psn.sc~ for
life, under shs aci u February, 1888
and orphans who havr been eHjoynG hve years
under the acts of u 1885, July s4s ssd Fssuary e
he viii continuance OF said hetpy fo rs sesrs ros
tne Of February, 1859. ..@ 4 y
All marines the Of California and
1881 In the late Arctic expedition,
Fees n sl modera,e charge any
6s~rs residence Washingtoa and
o in the various departments
hereof will afford him CREST facilities In the collection OF all
claims. .
ITnscessary respectfully and members Of
Congress from Virgins and Texas Address,
Oct Ie--sseodascp Washington, ID. g.
Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. q.
his full The ef
study Ia tboroueh and prac's-d Tho principal s"pen
,rpds study assisted by the best and
ecien teachers seminary presents e vey hnesi sd
daughters under watch
fu and parental attention.
Bosrdrs NIL English branches sAo session Of
ten months French. music, drawing, &C. srua.
DAY pupil. n, m Ss 80 per quaiter Of II week,
and catalogues 10 be bad ON application 70 the prir
cipsl ,,-,,,,.,, -,.nv
sent ,s-saw6Acp Tsnrl PnsclrsL
On street, between Twe,ftti aud rhrtec"th, wash
tnson, ~. o.. for boarding snd day pupils
rrHE annual Of this institution opened The
Ism September Tsrms per quarter senior department SIP
Jnnio sio Primary sa Drawing, - Teneh, ny rfot Raw"
81 lusir et2 IN Sir
rap boa,ard either permanently weekly At 10 and 81 dot
lar. For further particulars see circulars the 'nct
pal hr,ot.,or~s and seminary.
Oct is-eodtlsDeo
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General Agency.
TAYLOR COLLINS viii prosecute claims Of description
asainst departments,
Congress procure bounty lands. pay and
pay They buying and selling Of real estate, the
renting collecting business They will ALEC
parties dance such information ~ they may de-
frnna government. Changes will moderate
Once Immediately opposite wnders Building, ssh
ngton, ID. g.
Hon. James c. Dohbsn, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, secrcpry of War.
Nichotaa Caiian President Board Common Council
Gea John n. McCaiis, Attorney AT LAW
Janss a. Canstn, eco.
w. q. Rsddai, staie Department y
0sH 08-duAop
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CAUTtFR inform his and the public
gensfaIy
IL and ,h -tree opened iii Monday morning
sovember b owing
meet. with which he may be favored
prompt attention len At the above place.
Nov AID
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New Hsoks 81 I~y1or q "s"rSs'
DoETRv from the descriptive Of the
with exQui-ry colorcd illustrations
hoa dsaw,asu ny eminent artist. EIcssnty bou.d
of ofId siryone bsauunN
engraved and coor-d maps, with Comparative scales
-four engraved and
cotor.d ps. with comparative -eaie-. I
Pan~y all yfousey illustrated, hnd nand
somesy sswsd tn u uainatsd Iesth~r
es~as IL Croswei, o. D., rector Of the
Chwveh oy MArschuse,ts hy his Faher
Tse laG William snkusy by his the New william
Pinkaey, u ~.
The Wcrks ~ J,hr q. Cahoun--va.a
The Industry Sssousshs Ne~ York Exhibition Illustrated
Novs bookstore, 9TH street.
NEW SILVER w ARM. w. GAIT BROTHER cnsr
=. onu-usy assortment OF the latest styles Of sverw"e
eonssssins o
Ten sets pitchers, goblet, cups, spoons
Porks iadi.s, napkin fpss, dsh knives
Preserve md l.hy % csk~ knives
aoue isd.s. susavs cfusub .cfnptrp
Cream iad-s, ugar sp@, ice totes
Gravy ladies, pichts knives aud toeks Ar
The OF masufhe ofe, and warranted pure
silver NJ 0ALT BRO,
sisn Of the Golden Esre Penn avenue,
bsween Sh streets
Oct M-h
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ny j.. q. McGUIRAc. Aucesonscs.
rOuR SMALL HOUSES AT AU1TION.-On Friday afternoon,
Novsnbss 0cock hs pse1ses, shalt sell Lt No.
n square IN nuna 81 feet 0knchss ersl be-
u end ses~es running back 5 feet 04k feet
alley, With tbs impsovsnen, consns Of four two story frame
bSvss and kaS ID the They a
~e They viii bs offered with the ps,si
fsns Oasthsd ea.h months,
= JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Nov a-d Fa AucionseT
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~ x - II
ON Thsaay g. 1884, daily uaiss tssnday
cepssd will be this road aGrecaby the following
ngementi
for Warrsnton and ponts will
uon Of Duts and Henry ~ O'clock Svs
At IL o'csoek,a N.
Returning, warenton quarter past O'Clock, p
arriving quarter o'clock, p.m
Cslpcpsr points viii
leave Cuipspcf ~ O'Clock arriving In Aexsndia ok
O'Clock, q q. ~ ss
Rsturnins Aierandds ~ O'Clock, m arriving
Culpspef ~ ~ o'ctocA. f.E #G
daily stage ssnnins bween Gordonsvie and Cupeper In
eorrexion with the this and hs vin,s central oads
WMHf THRorsa uoHnrs.
IN Lyuchbufg w
Wincnersf w
Per ordsri w. u. BRoCKErT, Agent
4-du
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EXHIBITION OF FOwI.s--rhe ssbihiton of fowls viii
r. commence Thursday, November ID, n O'CLOCK
Dodsons cf 9th
and con'ue uaui Friday evening Members with their
families and contributors admitted Price of adni-son 10
cents
Contributors will observe That the should he neat and port
able possible, aud labelled heir ts"e' me
rpeces of fowls, aud whether for saic not -
rfi ARIES q. PAGE,
Chairman Executive COMMITTEE horticultural A'soc''uon
Nov I'D
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BY ROBERT Arm ono.

~ 0uAEN \ sCUrr, Aucsisaesrs.
uoUeRHQLQ AM KITCHEN FuRNIrUREAr AUCTION =
II nnoong, 7,h shall ssl NJ 10 O'clock
of Major kSn bswesn second ard
Thisa sls1 on Robert Deale,
sxeslig1a of fusnitsss vtxs
unhenpNy koohcsss, with cioset, Aas
.9fa III "a II castor psros, and union chairs
toilet, and other tables NJ
o. Ans high posi- bstAssd tssr-su, and sss
Pine Vuluu ersnrh, aad bsdstsAdp wardrobe, Ar
Dasassk wsndow curtains and painted shadss
agnss. among which are good In
st ~ 0kina dtnues
Teah~r hsds, hair shuek maitresses
a iare lo of bedding, bad linen, and liable cloths
ge UsSpSu rugs, ding, and oicioth
Hxnssu shovel aud and febdes
CooELns and obrr sssorlmsnt Of Kitchen
reQubAhs. ~ -, y. "a. -,---,,. :.
axy sssv G satisfactorily sadorssd bearing In
- a GREEN 1 SCOTT,
NOV a-A Aurtopssrs.
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ID ANIS MILLINERY. Mrs. IA ifls WIN open on ra'uday
Nevcrnbr pinndd o. ihe above goods Penn
syivania avenue, between yih and ION Streets
Nov i-dlwif
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XrorrrE or REMoyAL-Cof.f.INs BOVINE, 4 co
nav, removed rrr second Penney
yans sveoue adjoining a. fsrnhsns Ilih
Nov i-~7t
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TO BLANK book Mamnnsct~.s MEDIUM, de~y and aat
i eap papers. for sale by COLLINS, BOWIE, 4 CO.,
Ilfh Sit d.ors north n Penn, avenue,
Hssneh ofssdoners Hs l7i and i P~s street, New YORK.
~ B.-Ordsvs received ssr book binders mstsviais
7-dn
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rALUOUN's Wosks-voI z.
" Memoir Rev VIM Croswei, D d, Of Boston b
eA~r t@
a wnaa pintpey by his phsw, Rev. william Pink
nsy, D. d vol.
tssssy of yea from poets dsscrpv. Of III
~ with cnlrrrd Illustrations
TWs vouas Ladys Home by Mrs l. q. rathi.
PtSsy1 Psps~nt for al,
Gaesy Enaiand in illustrated.
Ths Modaen Atlas, with ~ ~ 900 references
Ths Foreign Msd>o Chsrricr Review for October
1854 LDadsn
Paseth patficai Pathology.
UfsS icnemafy Ass sciences Msnusemrss edition
2 vols. lsg...
NovA FRAVf'k TAYLOR
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THE BEARDED NON\N.-

AN II ''Gt was a curiosity. caa sec lcgions
OF them any day (without collapsing my pock-
ct-booI by trip TO Arnory IIaiI) li>ping and
lnlncing ailiIcss through creation, On their
patent leather toes, behind dickcy and NOUS
tachc. Poor, silly creatures they excite nv
commiscration, and sometimes feel as :hourh
should Ike to take them up with pair of
sugar tone>, spread them out on rose Leaf
and tccd them with pap spoon. y pretty
bit OF live satire that bearded woman is. to be
sure, Wonder they don't challenge her, for
invading their feminine territory.
| meet 50 many OF these ''bcardcI women,
that il is a perfect rciet to me to see a huge,
broad-,houdcrc,, tuii-chc>tcl .lnakim of :.
Ncrmontcr, with a fist Ike a slcd.c-hammcr,
a voice Ike Mars and stride like Hercules
can get up something akin to respect for
>u'h an embodiment of maScUlnity but
these bc-whiSkercd. bc-sccnted, bc-cravattcd.
bc-jcwc!led, be-evcrlastingly- -dcspiscd l.illi-
putian dandics-thcSc beurded m0mcn-Bct-
ty. throw up the window, and loosen my
bOddlcc-lm faint FANNY FERN.
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Aprobem of singular difficulty, and every
day ~rowinc' more and more portcnt"u>, than
which twc except African Slavery, none is
more difficult, is rising in the distant West,
before the American Government and people,
Ere long they will have to srarplr with it.
Whether it can be peacefully solved, til, li,-
turc alone will tell.
y new territory, carved out of the recent
ronguc>t> from Mcxico, stretches from the
summit Of the Rocky Mountains om the List
through thirteen degrees OF longitude. To the
land of god, :, branch OF the Indian family
the w-UtIh>, ruamrd ii, prairie, and
claimed it Il, their own. I;ut new irilc and
ct,-diIvcn from State To >;aic. frrin- be-
fore an indignant people, from Ohio from
Missouri and Illinois, struggling will. ru.l
and hunger, and cncoumtc rm" the most !rar-
tul har!>hip> and privaton>. DARN. the Zero
ciou> sava""> that dwclt alvm. their .u,.tvand
dragging slowly along their children, goods
and domestic implements, at length maxi
their tirc>oinc way to the home OF the I-;.Ir> /:
and ha,ins,a> they no doubt >upro>'.i,r".rhed
an isolated SPOT. 20 i..r from al or2anizc! ~
ciety that they would hc free from d:-curianc"
70: many, mlny wears. they 1T tLcin>elNc,
!.~n in the valley ol the ,I"nl.n,--in the
',lan.i "i The Honey bee, li'.:.I ;i'cir i'sDsI
.,..;h and b,.:n a Few na'ion. Some>iN wears
l..rr ,lal,,,-! ,ine... az! the grn>I, fin
C:,,., &Ilt L.l., t.'y probably unuln.:4s,.
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made over with very few new ilowcrS.-
Now, il. had only had my class, | could
have told in moment, and shouldn't have
been Obliged to lose all the prayers
But as WAS saving, those poor old people
IN Babylon and Nncvah, only think, if they
had had the privilege OF prayers for five or
>lN weeks i'll Lent and REGULAR preaching the
rest OF the year, except, of course, in the
Summer - (bv-thc-bv, wonder if they had
some kind of Saratoga and Newport to 90 to?
! mean to ask Mr. Chccsc) they might
have been GOOD and all have been happy
lis quite awful to hear how eloquent and
earnest the Doctor Is when he breaches a
gaIn,t Babylon. Mr. p. saws he likes to have
him pitch INTO those old sinners: it does him
50 much good and then he looks quite fierce
Mr. Cheese Is %oIm" to read me Il sermon he
has wittcn on the mailrnhood OF Lots wife
lie says that he quotes a grcat deal of poetry
IN 1t, and that must dam up the tount of my
tears VIXEN he reads ii. 1t WAS an odd cx-
preston for 4 minister, wasn't il ? and was
obliged to say. Mr. Cheese, You forget YOUR
self He replied, Dear Mrs rotiphar | will
cxplain: and he did so; 50 that | admired
him more than ever
Dearest Carolinc-t YOU should only like
him. He asked one day about YOU; and
when told him what a dear, good Girl YOU
are, he SAID:
And her father has worldly possessions,
has he not =
an~wrrc.! yes; that your father was very
rich. Then he sighed and >aid that he could
never marry an hcirr-> unless hr clearly saw
II 10 br his duty. Isn't it 4 lcautituI rc>i.na-
ton
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brave men Win, sill >u,,,,,,,.l H.. I;,,..,. =.
kolliu>ki TLrr., boy,,..,. ,,lI
more when within >i"ht of tb,. ,nwr-a t,r,r,I
soon after shared ,Ir. same t,,.. ,rI Ian, ,,.,.
Triu,uJ WAS left =, L,.,,.. ,l,.
elements with the now iuaujmat, lr,I,.
Of the Pole. Not Lcinr able. to ,,rr, HIM.
he slowly ,lrargr,l him aInpr ,nJ ,t L.,.,b
I~rccivin~ some m,.u at , ,Ji,,,,,,. ,-,iI,.J f.,
them for assistance. They SOM Gam. +, h.
aid, and he reached Smolrn>k in i few hours.
after twenty-five ,lay> of f,htin.. f,;ii,,,,. ,uJ
misery. lie entered. ii /, true. III, oul, >ur-
vivor OF his company, but he. cared me-, .>ip..,.
he had redeemed the promise m,l,. +, ,b,.
Prince d'Erkmmhl
tn" nrNt 'lav, Tri-aud learned that ,l,,.
marshal had arrived bn, 4 few b,,ur> u,,.,i
"n>lv, and WIS then in the town. which rr,.-
scented the ,rr,or.,p,... o,. ,.,,.. 49,, L,;,.r
protected bv Scntric, and ,.x,.uJip, ,o ,b.
very suburbs. The skeletons Of nurse. which
hl'! been converted into food. wcr.. >r,r,.r,,,
IN rr"ry street, and the. doors an,l win,lnu~
OF the houses had lonr sine. been consumed
rs iirrwood bv the frozen and f,mi>binr sol
dicrv 1t was in one of ,he b,u>,.- IN ,b,.
outskirts of the town that Prime. rErlmuhI
had established his quarters and ,bi,b.r Tri-
g;,ud. assisted bv some soldiers, hor. tIr IN
sensible bod, of koLlin>ki.an1 laid :, en- >,m,.
straw a, the doorway. On entcrin, tb.
h,rr>,.. hc perceived an o,rr.r ,n .,,.r,I :, IN
outer room. cn>,lop,.J in ,b,. r..,,.I remains
Of 4 ruiraS>icr's cloak, Of whom h.. demand, e,
to >nak with IN. marshal
Wat seek ,ou Of him - asked ,I,,. ,.';..,r
wi,ho,f rhan.io., II, r,,,rr,.
i ra,.r 10 render m ,,.,oup, of m;s.;,n
with which, a.. ,l,r.,.1 ~. =. Mr., ,,.,.
Wiz. and To deliver M fine ,,..,n.;, ,..,,,il,;n
me
.Th, Prince i ,t his mom.r, .r..,,.l
in rornriI. Won ,,n r,.n,,;n and r,.,, yourself
until !, ! rn,,,ulrJ
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y wynn ''-'''''''' "' Tue me- fr'""' Ill
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! 4 SOUVENIR OF TIE II TEEA1 oE MOSCOW.
! On the eighteenth of October, 1872. Ma
polcon, accompanied l. the Prince d'Eck-
muhl better known a. Marshal Davou>t com
mandin" the first division commenced that e.
ycntful retreat from Moscow 50 disastrous tn
the immense army that had followed him.
+ At the close of march which had been rem
drrcd more difficult hv the state of the roads
and continued rain. the Emperor arrived on
the 25d at BorowSk. and there passed the
NIGHT. The next morning while in,lratinr
the order ofmarch 80 a< 10 .cain Naro-.EaroS-
Iayltz. where he counted on maxim" some
stay. he learned that at the distance of four
lca"ucS before him. the nczian division
under the orders of Prince Eugcn".had found
that village with the surrounding woods and
heights, was an important position to main
tain for the Russian General Kutu<oti, who
marched parallel with the French army mi"ht
possibly seize on it.and thus cut of the route
to Kalouca. Wi>hin, to assure himself Of
the taking possession Of this point. the en-
pcror rode to the Quarter from whcnr"
it was expected the Russian General would
make the attack. and. I,.srit, tL,. torrents o,
rain. rranqullv examined the Ground which
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