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are the real measure and limit OF their import car
pa0ity.
To secure this Contamination 40 devoutly to be
wished only two conditions are indispenssble-or
der and xanquiflity-and Of both thereNs ressona-
bic prospect ss preeent in the State Of Bucnos Aes
Peace, internal and external Is tRe programme Of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is the feit necessity and
the fervont aspiration Of every sensate man In the
community.
Kissicged however tina. thepresidcnt ofthe Thir-
Gen is husily engaged In organising national army;
aud 1t is plaisby enough concluded that the diss.
dent and rebelious Buenos Ayroe may be the object
u bis haired or ambition. Whatever may be the
insentions Of General Urquiza, we regard the ap-
PreseDded danger as remote; too remote to warrant
nay ifntaediste sacr fee In providing against it,
The consolidation of internal peace Is tho best pre-
PAL alton that can DO made Tor such q contingency;
for DC VII never attempt to attack us with She no.
aided resour es that recognise his supremacy unless
ne has the certainty OF dnoing party ready 10 Sc
0opd bis vkvs, and cooperate il the enterprise.
Without this fulcrum, the mightiest army hcs can
recruit from Juiuy TO Montevideo inclusive, will be
found impotont; and would perhaps hasten his own
downfall, as the chief, II not the only obstacle, 70
tho ha monions reconciliation Of the Argentine
family.
The only other quarter nom which oxterns, war
Is practicable or ssible 10 the outrageous pfeten
fdon, nooted In the councils of the Oriental govern
nnent, to TIE island Of Martin Garcia. Fortunately
the precxistiog complications respecting said
Island arc so many and insurmount2be as TO render
the new pretension perfectly innocnous. Tue only
thing to be reRre ted Ia the ominous policy of in-
triRsc and subdivision that we are bound to expect
rem bfazthsn predominstion In the River Plate,
and Of which this island of Martin Garcia Il an carly
end significant sample; for we viii not do the Oh
entails ire djustics TO suppose that they would have
advanced soch claim, except At the iastigation
end bidding OF their imperial protectors. Mean.
while Buenos Ayres has pacific possession; and 1t
VIII 10 quite soon enough 10 move In the matter
whom the high contracting parties have consented
TO resign tho equally dubious and aerial rights &C.
CURED BY the famous treaties OF the 10th July
1864 question not likely TO be taken IL 10 con,
eijcrauon before the conclusion Of the Eastern war
and tho defaitive adjustment Of the balance O!
power b Eorope.
The Minister Of Finance has submitted draft OF
law - tbe legislature authorizing the government
60 appropriate la millions current dollars to the
erection Of custom house on The site OF the present
fort In the CONNER da circles this proposition
has been reoeived With chorus of appreciation.
Tho simultaneous elections practiced Ia the city
On tho lith June have been suassiped and sanction
1t by the Senate, and repudisted and snnulled, as
skosnai, By The Chamber q representatives. a
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The ST. Louis Intelligencer says We hear stated that
one or two well known porkpacers Of this city have
10 the determination be outdone by the short corn
crop They want hogs-must and viii have them; to be
certain Of getting them they have contracted for large
quantities of corn convenient points in Illinois, and
should happen that the farmer will not be able to iatien
his pork they will buy bis hogs and undertake the job
One packer hear has fifty thousand bushels already
engaged and win take few at the same pricel The
hogs when bought win be driven to the corn, where II s
presumed they viii feast bountifuy until their time
comes
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$2,6l9,l5s ss
United States Mails.

800 August %, iissk
for carving me mails The United States from the
following Mississippi will received Contract
O'Clock m 9Th day OF November 1854 be decided by
the 18th Of the same month
KENTUCKY.
No. Sloa From Cairo ~ by Memphis Tenn, Nspoeon Ark
New Orleans, 1913 mile. and back, daily, In safe and
suitable steamboats,
Arrive a New Orleans in IA avs by 5pm
New Orleans daily At
Arrive a, Cairo in Elk days by 81 pm
Madrid, Mo, Ashporl, Tenn. Hickmans Bead, An,
Fulton, Tenn; oseola' AK, Pecan Point Randolph
miles and back. three times week, in safe and suitable
Leave Cairo every Monday Wednesday, Friday, a,
Arrive a, Memphis in 81 hours by 7 . M next day;
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive al Cairo in 81 hours BY a m next days.
MISSISSIPPI.
vck.burs, by Younss Point, La Mlkens
Pecan Grove, TalIula, Miss, Lake Providence, La,
ION, Miss, Gresnvie. Columbia. ARK, Gsn..s LAND
ing, and Victoria, Miss. to Napoleon, Ark, sso miles
and back, three times a week, in safe and suitable
steamboats,
Leave vicksbug every Monday, Wednesday. and Thurs
Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday. Wednesday, and Mon
Arrive a, vicksbug every Tuesday, Thursday and saur
day, by6Pm
No 1857 From Rock Island Ill., Hampton Byron ordo
che Lyons, Taboia, and Bellevue, 10 Gaena H., 100
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Bidders win propose a schedule
requirements emSracns incorporated
department may properly
JAMES CAMPBELL,
General,
Avg sl-eodsOd Intel and Start
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The following is extract from letter published in the
Brownsville (Texas) Flag:
For the last fortnight the Indians have committed
depredatons than have known since have been living
in this part Of the country We all foot On Tues
day last 10 daylight they entered my loro (hed and
took off three fine American horsestwo of which cost
$500 each-together with lot of mules. We pursued
them could mount ourselves ba; they crossed
into Mexico where they protected by the auhori
ties They Lipans and they go in parties of from six
to twenty
ON Monday they killed within few hundred
yards of infantry camp and afterwards passed upon the
main road by another party onntry who OF course could
do nothing being mounted These Indiana have per-
mission TO come down into this Wild uninhabed country
opposite us from TIE authorities of Coahuila to
,apqs and cattle They make their headquarters San
Fernando in Mexico, from whence may probably be
enabled to purchase horses again, what little may be
left OF them
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Did the guard present arms YOU Mrs Darlington p
asked the commssary he met her the openag Of the
marque. "leu mean los century, said she, smiling.
"You a soldiers relic should know all soldiers ter
limitations have heard much about the tainted field
that believe would deplore attachment into line my
self and them well officer You ask me if
the guard presented arms He didn't but sweet little
man. with epilepsy his shoulder and smile his face
did and asked if wouldn't go into tent and smile
told him that could both smile as well outside when
lie politely touched his chateau, and left me- The COM
mssary presented hard wood STOOL upon which she
posed herself "Ths is OF the seats of war; suppose
said She "oh what hard lot n soldier is objective to
and don't wonder mite the hardening influences of a
soldiers life What is that for asked she as the noise
of sauted her ear, ." hope they Amt firing
my account There solicitude in her tone as she
spoke and she informed that il only the governor
who had just arrived upon the field Dear me said she
"how cruel it is TO make the old gentleman come away
down here when he feeble he has to take his staff with
him Wherever he goes She affected at the idea
that she had take few drops Of white wine to restore
her equilibrium and coierac the dust of the ainted
field 4 brave entertainment hers, and she re-
viewed the troops many sword cleaned its tribute many
banner bowed in salute many white plume nodded 70
the rec Of the great corporal The governor thought il
was ali ipr iiln. Perhaps it was,--Losop {'oa,
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BY GREEN {. SCOTT, Auctioneers.

n N
III On TsesGay the Ssh of September, shall se,
denee OF gentleman declining housekeeping,
ID aud Sd streets opposite Mechanics o'clock a. M
good as sotmeat OF furniture, Wis
Mahogany sofas, dressing and her bureaus
DO dining and other tables, mante clock
Maple bedsteads, wastisianas, and tables
Three ply, ingram, passaee ana step carpets
China, glass, ekeft, and st0neware
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Cooking, air tight, and other
With excellent kitchen requisites.
Terms; Az Of under S25 Sa5,
60 and 10 days. for satisfactorily bearing
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
aug Ji-a Auctoneels.
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llsEu vi station aboye the sra, ib3s { et.
Latitude ~ deg ~ min. 80
Longitude west nf Grteswic, TO deg ~ min 90 see
JAMES DorY, Observer.
Very warm day; ~ deg NJ 8. ..
I Cloudy; suiry all day 80 deg. at e, p.
%, 80
Slight showers Al noon, and ~, n
Brisk RAJ" commenced and ceased in hs night
: Fine misty rain falling ali lay
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW Yonx, August 81, 1854.
The Times of this morning gives an account of very
heavyrobbery the ST. Nicholas Hotel 1t appears that
James Cavanagh, employed a waiter in the hotel
rested on Monday BY Captain Leonard OF
ond police, for robbng Mrs Nolan of New Orleans,
stopping the hotel Of 81 o5 in bank the City
Bank consisting 81 600 H. $50 BILL and the balance
in smaller notes also gold watches and Diamond pin
valued $3.50. II appears that Saturday afternoon
between FIVE and six o'clock Cayanagh entered the room
Of Mrs. Nolan, which had careessy been left OPEN and
distracted from the bureau drawer the above amount OF
money and vauabe He then proceeded to ewelry store
in Canal street. Broadway, and exchanged one oil
the stolen watches for another of value, giving the
proprietor s2T in trade and the time offering the
$50 in payment the due This circumstance coming
the of Mr.. Ackerwho determined to ferret out
the ermina-he Immediately communicated il to Captain
Leonard who arrested Cavansgh. On conessing his guilt
conveyed before Judge Stewart at the Jefferson
market police court who fully committed him for trial The
stolen property with the exception of few dollars was re-
covered.
The morning papers contain full particulars of the distress
ing railroad accident which occurred Tuesday evening
last by which two ladies' of Little Falls, New York were
instantly killed Canastoa this side of Syracuse by being
by the express train which reached Albany Mt
O'Clock that evening IL appears that mail train was
standing Canaota in which the two ladies were pasen
gers they got of the the wrong side at
the very the express train along under fn
speed They both horribly mangled. One OF them
was struck with the catcher and had all of her limbs and
the wheels the express train, and almost literally cut to
pieces The appearance of the unfortunate ones, detailed
by an eyewitness the terrible gazed upon,
caused by any like accident,
Yesterday morning Charles Wright was brought before
Justice Curtis warrant wherein he aSs charged with
abandoning his wife, and furnishing heradequate
for support 1t appeared that for the past three months he
had appropriated very little money for her benefit and
seldom home which impelled her to institute inquiries,
which resulted in the discovery that he had been paying al
tcntions young lady and engaged be married to
her the coming Friday. The young lady, being made
aware the character of her intended made
mon with the wife, and he brought up answer
his conduct He held by the justice to await the
ton of the grand jury.
A young man, named MIehael Oahgan, and
instantly Killed, yesterday, by the express train, when
Howells Depot, the Erie railroad.
The choice of for Crisis first concert will be sold at
auction by IL. H. Leeds Co. at Castle Garden Friday,
September l. at haifpast three, p. IN.
Among the distinguished strangers in the city is Gov
Wright Of Indiana.
The by the Enrepa has mad very little influence,
far On As usual the political intelligence has
more reference to future than present operations y
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InrLeta.

BAtTIMnEE Aug. 3iThe advices by the Europa
have had special effect the market for breadstufs
Flour very scarce and holders Of Howard firm
at So City Mills held at SIS So The grain market is firm
supply moderate There about 5000 bushels wheat
fered and sales OF good prime white 81 so 81 49,
lot of 900 bushels choice seed sold 50 per bushe
sales of red, good to prime at 81 20 81 So Inferior lots
to % per bushel less. Corn quite irm-there
IL bushels oeredsales white at 81 sc cents
yellow, Sc cents mixed So 81 cents per buhe Oats
$500 bushels oeredsales of Maryland ~ AZ to so 50
Virginia, pricesaes of 2 200 bushels western
at Sc cents Rye firm and prices advanced about $500
bushels offered and mostly sold 81 0 81 Il for Mary
land 81 ~ 81 l6 for Pennsy lvania, which adj
vance,
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DOR SALE The building known Rogy Acsaemy, located on
Fourteenth The
feet OF ground, fronting public
conveniently located M schools se building OF brick, "a by ~
lecture
tailor ooas institution, and
capable bundled aud dy boardrs ogeth,
wit hundred day scholars.
the departments aud would make
boarding house o handsome private residence.
Re moderate. Apply TO
JAS c. MCGUIRE
Sep dot Auciupeer aud Commission Merchant
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AUTIONOno about let utimo in
the City Post Office usual
The Hon. Henry Edmundson, member Congress- containing
duplicate certificate
issued under the act of February H. s47 in the Of Henry
Lane, late Capt Jones Un4ed
which the form of assignment written hut
executed being intended THAI The should be forwarded
Henry has
been by Hon, Mr. Edmund
Lid has miscArned, this caution prevent
ohc warrant BY being offered
been taken the
tina be
Commissioner duplicate
said CHARLES DE 6ELDIkG,
7h street, opposite Odd Fell - Hall.
14-lav6w
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Notice to Teachern.

ANTED Charlotte Hall, ST. Mary county, Msyynd,
assistant teachers The hrri should be srsduae ~
spectacle college, who has
emacs @500
and drill to military company
pis-salary, Ss50
Apeicssns with certificates will he October whsn
election will take place.
To gentlemen Of ndustriou habits character
who understand the responsibility duties
dschsrng them, feel confident
agreeable residence.
Address N y. ID. BROWN, Principal.
Care WIN. II. DRIsCOE, vicePrncpal.
Aug 5-d&cp2w&2wcp
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SALE TO-DAY


by j. &. MCGUIRE. Anet'one-r.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-on Friday aner-
September ls o'clock
lot No Subdivision Of No 626 fronting Is feet
New Capitol
depth Of 50 alley
1893 square with the
a SIN frame dwelling
At the time and place I shall following
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Mr.. RushneII,s School.

18TH street, between r and G streets Washngton.
rHE session viii the Sep,cm-
L The instruction embraces
mathematics, elements
all the English branches
schools Circulars be had the scboolr book
Aug 1l--FriS I uesGwf
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Collectors Once, August 4, lSB4.
NOTICE 10 xpayersDcduc,ion for prompt paymeaa-Noce
hereby given that the iaxes for the 1854
payable this Office
allowed by law for the paid
slant r. J. ROCHE,
Aug 3-eotdn Collector
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THE exercises Of this institution viii be resumed the 6 en
Exact will be
yossx ladies' every branch q polite
No required language
paid
constant vigilance is sxered young
promotion piety, insung
feeling which cnns'ute basis Of
Terms For boarding. tuition washing, mcnding, nhusr
sntoaey, &C., 4tlS year.
drawing painting and the languages form charge
Pupils are received At any time during year.
Aug 98-6cp'
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Crystal Palace is to be built in Naples for permanent
exhibition Of the industry Of the country and general
exhibition Of Tuscan manufactures be held at Florence
in October next under the encouraging auspices
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Mrs. A. +. BELL. Principal Preceptress
THE duties of this Seminary Mon
day in September entirely com
peted the location Of which exceedingly
Of and Tenth The be
into three departments comprising an The branches
education
kHisea aanber Of paps viii be and
e6brs wiz be used to make the h.rcy horne for all
CompeteD and efficient
snsa for each department. From
baton nanifssted by parents and friends
Mrs Hell deems II unnecessary here
long hs OF reeFencrs which he
by consulting crculars deposited principal
Board and tuition in English, Of
hall, exclusive Of vsoa'ion.
50
Painting In OIL cad water coors each
Languages sach
re"ch craving and paper nache, each 10
nay scholars from fos< 10 dollars per quarter
Payment in advsnce.
Pupils Of
tse Tune earaScs but admitted
son. Unless prsvioss that effect shall
made.
Payment half session in advance.
Aug l7-udk3sw
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lust received. per bsrque Ad~h" Rogers ana
shooner STATE and daily expecting tg
Wenham TAKE ice, from 10 TO ~ inches
nick which can be hxdn large sms Quantities
l.. J. MIDDLETON,
depot south side OF p next corner Of sh street
1i-~o3f
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In Greenhrer county, Virginia about fourteen miles
from Lewisburg, WIS liVing d family named Graham
Joseph Graham his WIFE, four sons aud daughter about
forty year, of age named Jane Jane had an ilegimae
daughter Cher father left her e3OO0 who married Mr..
Miller Of Nicholas, to whom Of the young Grahauis
wrote that her mother black hell and rotten
earrion and his wife better The consequence
SEPARATION Jane full Of vengeance set FIRE as is supposed
pthe barn Of her father and disappeared II being sus-
Pected that she had met with foul play search made
and her body found in the bushes within short distance
OF where the barn stood, No doubt the Grahams had
murdered her after she had fred the barn. and carried her
BODY to this place yet the eoroncrs jury brought In
verdict came to her death by snkHoan msonsF The
reason given by the jury for such verdict was that Il
would be endangerng their lives say anything against
The Grahams
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GRAY BALLANTYNE, booksellers, 9Th have just
" crived OF The school books used in the
District, they prepared 10 sell Al, the lowest prices
Teachers others who sell school books, supplied al whole
sale prices
states sponge pens paper Ink COPY books of superior
school the book
az GRAY RALLsNTYNB,
7th street, Odd Fellows Halt
Sep l-d3t-
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Aug aid
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

August 1,
Notice hereby given holders following
stocks United tat prepared pur
chase day
portions stocks the aggregate
3d. $40 00 and the hereinafter
toned, to wit:
In coniinsen, within the stated,
will be given the order OF time in which said tseks
be offered The certificates, duly assigned 10 the United
States parties receive thereof
be transmitted this departments the receipt wheeef
price paid compounded of the following parcuiass
l. The par value, specified in each certificate
premium of the loan authorized by of
July, 1896 redeemsbe November H. ls6, OF the
stock authorized by TIL OF 1884, redeerb!e 3ls De-
cember 1884, of ii the stock of the loans authorized
by s4 and ia and eaemab the former the alst
December 1867 and The latter III 3oi June 1865 of l6
authorized by the OF 1859. and
1864 commonly called the Texan
indemnity } per cent,
g. Interest the of each certificate from he LIST OF july
1854 Of receipt aud the Treasury with the
allowance TOR reach the cwner Of Que days useres,
in addition.
Payment fos
the Boston, New York,
Phlade lphia, the parties may direct
viii he emitted the benefit OF this notice
which shall moi be actually reeev The Treasury on before The
said Goth Gay of November next
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27-aiaoNoyif secretary OF the Treasury.
resumed on Monday, september iih
circulars Interview at her above
Aug 3I-eo2w
MATCH HORSES FOR sALE.--A pair of sorreI family
u harness The having
further use for them, will ei very low indeed
For particulars the counting room OF TINS ONCE
Aug 3o-drif
ist at y ooek Al q H. oodge's warehouse, The
balance received Wm Chase from Maya
Porto Rsco consisting Of
2s7 hossheads PRIME
EpWD. WRIGHT,
30-d,ns hueuoneer Georgetown.
A EW BOOKS ut Tsy lor naury Aubrosinna
5vos by the late John "'son
The Youth pf Jefferson.
Letters of Rachel Lady Russell
Broughans Lives OF Eminent Statesmen vols.
Owen on the Skeleton and Teeth.
Famous Persons and Places by n P. Willis.
Carpenters Principles Physol0ayi edition
Chief Justices Of the United States by G. Van
Ffy Y,an Both nemsphsres by Vincent No'e tmhe,
suppTD bookstore, Ninth stFras
Aug 80
no Members Congress, Strangers. and Cityens.-
We are now receiving loi u goods suitable Tor The i con
silks ofag kiud.
gren N 70 lines, mcfiuoes
AIpscss, homtasins Irish linens
Table damsst, damask napkins, hannrls
Ca.snCls, cloths, cassmercs
cinghanis Of 81 kinds, hosiery Of all kinds
a fun assortment, OF drmes,ics of al kinds
variety Of carpets orvtrious Kinds
teinnnder goods viii be sold chesp
frstrie "a lawns ca beautiful cnc" ~ csnc
bereee De anes l2 cent? worth Is oen bereges vsy cheap
Aug l5-eo5t HALL q BROTHER.
rEORGEToxvN College ID. g.--siadies viii he
b. A. mcguire, u
ugS-e6t President.
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farmer in Chicago was recently swindled out OF $4,000
woman protesting to be anecromancer. She told him
Of buried money his farm, guarded by evil geni He
Produced at her request $4,000 avert the gen and by
an unperceiyed substitution she took the good money and
't roll OF brown paper and few cents in exchange
ihe process was effected during the performance of the
solemn rites and was finished and per-
formance
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Tue perecI and sale poVs tt.h2 te Property OF
dent
Terms One third the residue in six and twelve
for heating interest, and secured by deed Of trust
JAS c. MCGUIRE.
Aug aid Anc.ioneef.