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Greet mstch Bannfng Hncs, FOR $500. coium-
bls gour Co

GrseE Match Running Rncs, For $500. Column
bis Course, Alexandria Co, Va.
THERE will be rncc, or $500 courve,
Tuesday, November s2d, is3 O'Clock precisely Heas
no aud repeat.
b.g John GrAhrm.
Y. ~. Hall enters 80 Santa Anna.
The above horses thorough bred and from tho
the and The
offers the following
or entries o make a raee0
Purse Of soo for Wednesday November 2done a.d
peat
Of $500 for Thursday November miles and
peat
Of ssoo for Friday, November s5hour aud repeat
Entries must be made the by Friday November
fore n o'clock.
proprietor having fenced IN track, made other i'm
the confidently
Will find the best accommodations tor and hope
CYRUS MARTIN
Nov lo-siawlsthrsh prourie,,r
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A Fortune for 81.

iE mystery of making money Now, Oh reader
xalats yourer that have within the means
which from 500 TO
traveing peddng but
and will materially with
This and
followed with the smallest of capital
This book Of Kind whatever The
right knowledge will be enclosing IL lpost
paia) 10 j. w NokroNH co,
Circieviie, Pickawsy county, Quo.
Dec i0--lawGw-
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IE tn matter OF the estate Of E1izabc n Leigh de-
ceased ~ the orphan eour for baltimore city, haryaad
In Of order of the Orphans Aforesaid passed
the 18Th December A. r. is51 hereby
all parties Interested distributes Of the said Elizabeth LRh
ceased appear sd before the 18Th
s54 AUTHENTICATE their claims dirtrhuve
said estate Of the net Of the assembly May
lard Of 1896 chapter l7s.
CuMn'D n, HOLLlNs,
Dec 2t-lnwam Administrator Of Elizabeth Leigh.
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NEW York, May 1J ts3y.-The undersigned has day
IN opened office No ~ William street.
transaction of general brokerage business.
Bank insurance, mining, arnad government State,
bought and sold,
rtomssory notes bills OF exchange, and loans negotiated
May ig-du rMhNuEI. u. HART.
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unAfed Stat9s Patent Once,
washington, January 16 i86A

6H. washington, January 20, 1884
IN the petition Wm. CToweI, of Salisbury
pusng or The OF granted to them
the 20i of June l6iU Improvement churns for
patent, which
place day of June, eighteen hundred and any
ordered that said petition be henrd the Patent Ofce
Monday the 2ih of May ~ O'Clock, and all
persons appear show If they have
why said petition ought be granted. aAg ~
opposing flc In the Patent
Office their objections specially forth In writing a least iwen
filed by either
be the said hearing be taken and transmitted In
Office, which WIN be furnished on
plication.
published In the UnioD ntei
Washington, D. e.; Pennsylvania, Phadeiphr
Pa. Scientific American, New York and Inquirer Cincinnati
Ohio, weeks previous the
29th day Of May next, the day Of heanng
CHAS. MA8oN,
Commissioner
Editors OF the above will please and
their bills Patent Office with paper conanng this notice
Ian - aw3W
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mo. a97 i

NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation OF
~ lands Withdrawn from saie, along III.
Cairo and faho yaoad and anee in The states OF MssouR
aud ARkAssAs. 4it 81
that the reservation OF the lands heretofore
witidrawn ordered he wii Id from
l.kc-p valid unt the 9th
within the probable limits OF The sat made BY the sci enu
tied Al granting making Of Land
the Arkansas Missouri construction Of
from point Mississippi opposite
Ohio Little Rock, Texas boundary line, fu!
in Arkansas, with bsnaches For smIr aud the Mspp
approved February o. 1883, hereby
ual Office.
Given my hand, ciy OF Washington, AID Of Jan
uary 1854. M g st III #fs@
by order Of the President; as
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Jsun 3W
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L,OR Ale LssseA commodous -four and house
side the o Hous.
sns rooms, recently papered and
throughout Terms accommodating and possession omed
a,e, Solicitors oes, Treasur, Department.
lB-dff
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MFR1CAa HOUSE, Hanover Street, BostoUt by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt and elegantly furnished
modern and convsnencss o h@ accommoda
uon the travelling ruhc
Dec u-AlJ
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Orphans Court, December 10, 1854.

Orphans Court, December 10, 1864.
District OF Columbia, Washington county, q viii
MARY administrative bonispon
lei ceased, the aanipstnx aforesaid
spprobabon orpau.' OF Washington aforesaid
appointed Saturday the OF Jam
Distribution OF deceased OF
hand collected and turned
all said
notified attend lat the orphans OF Washington c) with
cisis ppeiy youched they Otherwise
eludsd so benefit Of said provided order
be published week The Union
10 raid 7th day o January
Te.t; ED N ROACH,
Register Of Wills
True copy-Test. ED N. ROACH,
Dec IT-iaw3w. Register Wills.
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Lost Land Warrants.

Land w nrrantss
NOTICE hereby given that enclosed land j.
~ NJ Clark Of Washington city, sell The
which miscaed, One The
Of Henry Burgess No 237is for 6o The other for 40
acres, 81 Wm, Mcclure the pur-
assigned the by
have entered them the General
Land Office, while make application or their removal
self GREEN v. GODl.E T
Dec 20--iaw6w
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ETg 80; $ q Z = III s;a5

IN and amer Thursday October g. lss daily tsunday
espet) viii DO this road agreeaby following
intermediate points win
oD Henry streets, sk O'Clock
! IL O'Clock, "a. IN.
Returning VIII Warfenton O'Clock,
arriving in Alexandria quarter before O'Clock,
Culpeper Asssndra intermediate points viii
CupepeT ~ O'Clock, rrivmg in Alexandria i0
O'Clock, a.
will Alexandria O'clock arriving
Cuipeper ~ O'Clock, p m.
daily running Gordonsvie Cupeper, In
md virginia roads.
rcKETs
To Gordonsyile so
Do
W
DO Winchester 90
Per order; w, Is. BRotkETC, Agent
DC. 4--du
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luiAs FRpb~HAbAtn,p rhro w tehss
IN plain and hunting cares, 9fevey variety OF style
LADIES WsTCHES, ~ and elegant
frum the nanufscoy Of Cnsr.s Frpdss strand London
Also, watches from the celebrated
For By
q. wlLLARn,
Dec2a-dsp No. y Co0gress Boston
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The new Work Liverpool Omitted states rsaIi
Steamers,
The ships comprising this
.s....
Inc Capt Nye,
The Arctic
line Capt Comstock.
.->f-Easxu. These ships having built by
I presaly for every has been
S taken IN their construction, M also in their
10 insure strength and speed and their aeconimo
unequaied
passage from New York Liverpool cabin $780,
Exclusive OF $500
RON Liv erpoo TO New York. fgD ADD f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
bertha be secured until paid for.
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U.aited States Patent Once.
Washington, January 2, 1854.

: Z =
petitiOm Florida,
" ~ he sxtsnson of patent him the
April, 1870, for machines
s1bssance~ fos from the ssd
pasa whIoh akes raes the twenty fourth day April eighteen
handsed ssd my four
osisrsd said petition be heard the Patent omcs
Msn1ay. of March IL O'Clock,
Dsoa nnuhsd and show csnse they
~ eoS1 psution Uu6ht not tn he granted
required 10 file In the Paent
ON sis oSjsc0na specially writing least twenty
2ay e NJ hearing, all testimony filed by either
vNno1 aid aud transmitted ~ accord
VIA ruiss Of ths once which win BE- furnished on arp
6V0ssl a>e, published in Uncn Tne-
p1eef, ssA 6seuing Star Washington D. CT rsnnsyvrnan,
yhi1ADAta, Pseyvana, Evening New York Post Prov
1e eAs 1sa giordisn and Journal Tallahassee Flor
~ fbf pscvioss the
- - FL CHARLES MASON,
~i.ssls4.aS ~ Commission~r Of Pstents.
uBs Of he above -l please copy, and -end Their
M : ~ Pnsns Oacs, with apspA containing his notice
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MoIEsthe undersigned,
Joseph esh half of The undivided square
ff and o. The hes fsrnrdish OF
other moy of sid having Colonel Henry Nayior
as trustee o e-orav sud g-or. advertised
said squsTr fr the 9Th hereby pou6ss all pses
concerned ofhs claim thereto and Of his The
rights Of the heirs 70 the
CHARLES DE sELDfvC,
Dec 9t3tseod 9Th Odd Fellows Hall.
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These steamers Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAlLIRa--Is5a.

foE ifoight or passage apply 10
c. II. SAND, 70 south IT., NJ. Y.
@. a. UEiNEKEN x Co., BreInen,
MARriNEAU, CR0sKEY, L. Co Southampton.
WILLIAM isELIN, HAVE.
Jan 25--diy
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NEW YoaK. .nEmEs, AND sourn-

= ~ AMFJUN UNIfkD sTArE5 NAIL bIhAMEKs.-
xXk8S Tue ships comprising his lino WASHING
- TON apt u. Al. Fieh HERMANN, Capl. Z. Iiig
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Araola... "a strand, l..aao..

hereby Mr. Willard No Conglss. street nos.
sole sgcn for tho sale of wachs
| Of America CHARLES FRODsIiAM
ArRIL 10, ie5a.
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uR. EDWARD ~. CAHuIC.AFsL, from virginia
~ OF WabIason
~. residence and office lRth adjoining te irving
Hosn. An N-ssf
mErEHE, Professor Of FRENCH Spanish and Getpsn Ian
y. Avenue House. Mrs Davss between AZ and Gt
streets Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
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I LASS NO
Bricks.

100000 best hard, red, hand made bricks thousand
100000 hard, bcks, per
third OF saoh kind delivered before
thd before the June and the baancr
re lst Juy.
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University or Georgia,
ATHkss, Dec l5, ls52
The OF this will January
elect professor OF mathematics and h the
occasioned by the resignation Of Professor McCsy.
viii required his without
delay. Salary 81 700 per annual payable quarterly.
Applicants address the presdent Rev A. Church. d. d.
the subscriber,
Wbi. L. MITCHELL,
Chairman Presidential Committee.
Dec 2l-law3w [InieLl
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CLASS No. 2
SfonS.

900 perches quny sine building per perch
To be delivered before the list May next.
No. 8.
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D W. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor. under the
United stas Hotel enlarged improved his store
would respectfully call OF
visiting Washington hia well selected Eng.
cloths cassimcic. OF the
tyes of goods from the New York market.
Having had goods
win sd.
will public on sncb
satisfaction purchasers and in vrw
his business he bns purchased
,uch win defy competition os neir beauty s,e
chespress
An bcfore purchase elsewhere and he win
that you will your money doing
covhcs be made the elegant style
hours notice.
SUPERIOR READY-NApE CLOTHING.
Of elothaa Of
my made IN the most fashionable manner
dess
which win be sd much lees price than
order.
Nsscls sssa, Of scons Rspor cfFashions or pi.rct
Oct it-3,awr
THE NOTES Of the seortser. M-upfnos.r~rs, HauL
L are redeemed al par by hs saesacrihsr
HENRY ". NOugar,
Agent ". "a.
oes opposite Treasury Department, 18th
scp s-dd
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NAVY Dkp& ErxKsr,
Bureau Of Yards and Docks 24tn Jan, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS for each class endorsed
posa. for Glass No for The Navy Yard Wsshingon,n will
be received this ofhce until O'Clock
February for furnishing and delivering place
within be directed
thereof materials articles speched
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Aw SOrICE--sIDNEY =. BAXTER, late attorney genera
OF Virginia. bas removed to Washington practise law.
He Will practise in the court United
District Columbia,
business conhded o him.
building * street. ofPennryyas
q
Hon. J. J. Allen, Hon. Wm. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. q. D. salnneis,
Hon q. a. Lee OF the Court ofAppeais Of Virginia.
To the Judges Of the Circuit Couls OF Virginia.
To members OF Congress from Virginia.
June lI--lydswsw
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MORE ~ oALLAGHEs, Iron Founders and msnn,
VI of Wrought and Cast Railing Ridge avenue $40
Philadelphia csmoet
balconies public aud private grounds hiso all tfs Of ora
mental ard architectural iron y.
would respectfully invite the sieaion ~ tle eIens
Washington AND vicinity railing encioiuR tie lsNYe
IN is specmsn drawings sent 70 ptrons dsfou' "
mstinr saleerion.
oct 7-roHmo-
MONTGOMERY 8IAru. Attorney NJ Law. Will here
III practise the holden In Warrington CITY
Once u street from pennsyvans avenue In Ms
building
Nov 1dam
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lsss. Nov. q s5a
"a . I" $50
q q I" 35a
- /" {" .t35
is4G. Feb. % 355
q Sept. u 365
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MUTUAL LIFE INsuRANcE COMPANY OF NEW
Ma, secumulsssd Angus. 1859. .sa isasca "
y y. r. WIusr~r, President. IsAAc AssAr Secretary
An ne pvsA ere dvAsd among and policies for
~ vAss available In payment OF premiums
~ Asss VITO wish Ia.
n.sser pamphlet. md o.s Information may be ohtsssd by
CHAs DE sELDTN0, Agent,
H#N4t Nf Seventh ST. Opposite ODD reiiows' Hail.
A1yw J. Lann once above duly authorized receive
ssuF1n01As. Sep ls-2swT
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vxrnnAunA LAND sCnrP-The undersigned, having had
soae Wvmg ysau scquuinanc~ with virgss military land
33t sevosustouary Richmond wih ssrd
~ ysnen claims here Under the ae ~ sss Aagsst
ssss psschsse snA se snd wArrs"" and fsnd scrip
ta vrsPAsiAN ELLIS,
su~a soA-uonN Isvtae Hoss
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Amount.

IhOhlas tottenIIl osq.I ~ Pftathi
residing al birmingham, az
England. ). $1,000. ....,... 1000
DO do 5000
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for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in the
nbOvs spleAdA will
scossi Of drawing will be sent immediately after
" III who order from
Address r. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
z Jan ~ Wilmington Del.
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business is beginning, and the merchants are prepar-
ing for heavy spring business, which it is hoped will
be done here Charleston can compare with any mar
ket in the union, taking into consideration its access
bity from all parts Of the interior of this and ne ad
joining States the reasonable terms, and convent nee
Transportation and the money saved in going to and
returning from the North. We hope we shall have
it in our power to speak at length upon this
of our correspondence hereafter.
The Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance met
on Thursday last; very small attendance Of men,
bers from the country on account of the prevailing
opinion in the country that the smallpox nfests the
city. A gentleman remarked in our hearing that there
more danger to be apprehended from the terrible
disease of drunkenness than the smallpox. We are
exactly of that opinion.
The G. W, n. Noses and Grand Conductor =.
Thayer with Grand Chaplain, Rev. j. r. Pickett, were
all the regular officers present.
Our friends must excuse the meugreness Of our
correspondence this week, and as feel very seusi-
bly, how far short we have come we shall try to do
better next time.
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Our Agricultural Exchanges.

FARMER AND PLANTER-The January number has
been received. It's form has been changed so as to
render it much more convenient for preservation and
binding, which we think decided improvement Its
table of contents presents variety Of articles OF in
terest and value to the farmer and planter.
SOUTHERN PLANTER-Thc January number of this
periodical is also upon our table Although published
rather too far North to suit our latitude the Southern
agrculturist will find many articles worth double the
subscription price.
The AMERICAN CoTToN PLANTER, commences its
second volume with the January number, which ex-
hibts decided improvement in its mechanical execu-
ton. DR.. CLOUD its editor being large and success.
full planter, WILL with his large list of contributors be
able to make it work of great value 10 the planter
Among the excellent articles which this number
presents is an address by DR.. Groom of Ala, on the
subject of Glover and Grasses at tho Snnth. ui;o
snail take IN carly opportunity Of transferring to our
columns
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ST, Johns School.

We have received from the proprietors, the Pros
pcctus of this Seminary for young ladies, from which
extract the following in relation to the religious
character Of the School, For terms and other particu
lars, see advertisement in another column:
"'rhere will be "daily morning and evening
pray err" conducted according to the establish.
ed usage of the Protestant Episcopal Chu, ch :;
and therefore ours is an Episcopal Schonl And
so must every school have distinctive rel-
gious character. all disclaimers to the contrary
notwithstanding, which is conducted by any
"ne, who has himself any distinctive religious
faith or practice. 1t argues little for the Cath.
olc spirit of any that he is Separate from his
hrethren," about matters so trivial that they
are not worth in"uIcating upon those he is APP
pointed to teach But it argnes still less for
The vital p"wer of amy devotional system, that
the aspirations after God Of young and plastic
minds, may be directed I,y it year after year,
and have no formative ar mnulIing influence
exerted upon them by it,
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MagaZinas,

GoDEYs LADYs Bo"K.-The number for February
has been received. II Contains 100 pages of choice
matter and 63 engravngs. Price So per annum A
copy Of the Book and the Journal will be furnished for
one year for four dollars.
PETERsoNs MAGAzINE.-Thc February number of
this Magazine is also upon our table Besides its rich
table ofcontents itc"nainsl5 engravngs among them
plates of Fashions for February the Empress, new
style Of Manta, La Belle Parisienne, new style of
Cloak, New styles for Bonncts Patterns for Bonnes
Dress for Young Ladies, &c.
ARTHURs HOME MAGAzrNE-The number for Feb.
ruary is received We regard this as one of the best
Magazines in the country 1t does not present as gau
DIV an appearance as many of cotempomries, but that
defect Gf it is one) is than counterbaanced by
the excellence Of its contents
TIE MOTHERS MAGAZINE. AND FAMILY MONITOR
Tho publishers have favored us with the Jaruary
number of this Magazine. Our time has not permit
ted us to give it such examination as we DESIRE and
can therefore say nothing OF its merits. glance at
its table Of contents however lead us to think it viii
be seryceabe to those to whose interestst is devoted
Published by S. Y. Allen & Co., III Nassau-st N Y
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DEATH OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER.:The5
telegraph announces the death of the Count de
Bodsco, Minister Plenipotentiarv of Russia
to the United States Mr.. Bodi<co has repre-
sented his Government at Washington for
nearly or quite twenty years, and as he mar
ried lady Of Georgetown, and was identi-
fled with this country by so many kindly So
cia and personal relations, lie seemed almost
as much American as Russian. His death will
be great loss to both countries-to his own,
which he represented with intelligence, firm
ness and zeal, and to ours, which he dealt with
rather as friend than stranger. 1t is very
rare that diplomatic representatives reside
sufficiently long near Government to acquire
personal authority and respect in addition t"
that which their Office conferS; but when they
do, it is easy to see that their power of pre-
serving friendly international relations must be
vastly increased, and in this respect the death
of Mr. Bodisco is grave misfortune. 1t is
to bc regretted in other respects. He was an
amiable and kindly man, and knew how to
combine the Offices of patriotism and personal
liberality. lie has made the fortunes of not
few enternrising Americans, by securing
them field for profitable exertion in his own
country, to the benefit Of both. We fear it
will be long before we look upon his like again,
in the circle of foreign dplomatists.
Charleston Mercury.
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Sumter Banner.

The last number Of this paper announces that ar
rangemens have beer made orts purchase by Mcssrs
John S. Richardson, jr. and William Lewis, and
that as soon as the necessary steps be taken and
titles made. they will announce themselves its propre-
tors. Mr.. Richardson's name appears in this number
as the editor ard we now tender him and his worthy
associate the right hand of fellowship and our best
wishes for their success and prosperity.
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-" Information has been received in Charleston
that an attempt would be made to rescue on their way
to Waerb6nugh jail, Thomas Motley and William
Blacklege, convicted of the murder Of slave, and
sentenced to be hanged at Marlborough, on the Cd
Of March next
The Court has ordered them to close confinement in
Charleston District.
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AN EMBARGO AT WILMINGTON, N. C-The Com
mssioners ofthe town of Wilmington, n c., in conse-
quence of the prevalence of the smallpox in adoin
ing county. have passed ordinance that each white
person visiting Wilmington within fifteen days, after
having been in the infected district shall be fined one
hundred dollars and each slave offending shall re-
ceve thirty lashes and be compelled to leave the
town forthwith.
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Gbe Gau1bfn lDeeklp 9onrnal.
Tuesday, January 81, 1854.
THO. J. WARREN, Editor.
Female College.

We are requested to give notice that meeting Of
the Contributors to the Female College will be held on
Wednesday next February lst, at o'clock, p NJ. at
the Counting Room Of James Dunlap's Store full
attendance requested delegates arc to be arpon-
ted to the Convention to be held in Columbia and 9TH
or matters Of importance will be submitted to the
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THE ADMINISTRATION on THE NEBRASKA QUESTION

THE ADMINISTRATION on THE NEBRASKA QUESTION
"A Washington correspondence says:
You may rely upon it that Mr.. Deans declaration
in regard 10 standing up c the Compromise Of 1850
in relation to Nebraska. Cuba and Sonora, well
considered and anthortatvcly stated. The Admins
tvation endorse it. and Mr. Deans colleagues will stand
square up 10 the test. The Administration plants it.
self on Mr.. Douglas Nebraska bill. The Cabinet is q
unit on the subject All rumors to the contrary are
utterly groundless.
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The Marquis OF Turgot has been rewarded by Louis
Napoleon with higher rank in the Legion of Honor,
for his chivarous conduct in tho Soule affair. There
is no reason for giving credit to the rumor that Mr.
Soulo had fought another duel with the Duke of Alba
Gliding in his own death.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN PARTRIDoE-Wc learn
by letter from Norwich, Vermont, that Cap
tain Alden Partridge, well known as the capa
bic and intelligent head Of several military
academies, died at that place on the morning Of
Tuesday, the 18th instant He was taken jill
on Saturday evening and his disease made rap
id progress to its fatal termination. He was
an excellent citizen, devoted to military edu.
cation, and much behaved by his relatives and
a wide circle of acquaintances. He was pin-
cipal Of the Military Institute at Brandywine
Springs, the buildings Of which were destroyed
by irea few weeks ago. Phi1ad Bulletin, 1871
inst.
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RISE IN GUANo-Messrs Barrcda & Bro, Peruvian
agents in Baltimore have been instructed to raise tho
prico of guauo from SAC 20 to $50 20 pcr lon This
is owing to tho increase Of relehts and the difficulty
o:procuring vessels to supply the increasing demand
for the article
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The imports of Rio Coffee at tho port Of New Or
leans from the first OF September to date amount to
1000 bags against lo7, 900 bags to tho same period
last year Tho now crop Of coffee is worth IL cents
per pound