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PROPOSALS.

PRDpDsALe.
Navy DsrARrssSr,
SEALEp PROPOSALS ioI each shss sspaaey saao,sd Pro
February next furnishing delivering place places
mandant thereof specified was
Glass No. l.
100000 beet hard red, handmade brcka per thou-and
OF sssh ANA 70 be aesse on or before ts LEI May
one ird on or bore The sl ae aad ,hs balance on o. BE-
fore the .t July
cLAss No. ,.
stone
200 perche quality, building per perch
10 Be delivered on or bsiore the 10 May next
Class No. ..
Cement
500 bao, bs.. quality fresh hydraulic cement IN uso barrels,
10 4, sriyered on o. belose lie Isl May next.
An The article. QUALIFY, delivered in good
free OF ali and extra charge OF expense and subject % t n
peeon count weight Of ue said navy yard and
be- al respects satisfactory . ie eo.nmaedsnt hereof
conmandant OF e yard The wan Of Toe service may require aud
They win measured inspected counted o. weighed by n,
regarding which, aud paculaf description of all
materials reference Ito e made 10 me eoeandan o. ns yard
CURED and went, eentum addoaa security deducted nom
eeiled snles- otherwise ordered by the department..
II win be stipulated in e contract that Gdeaa, shaft te made BY
pae hrst ia delivering all o. ts Articles on
TONED, Of the quality and AZ te times aud places above provided
United States quidned damages Of equal %
The agreed ibo
the delivery heeoIi
which quided damages may be recovered from ume % me a.
they
Ihe Eurstles must slgn the
Each oer bs aligned BY the persons ~ and
their residence
naming the and state, must be distinctly stated
whose offers shall be viii be notbed ~ letter
Office which ncce ss be considered sufoeni
the supplies specpsd With
the
their BID contract viii be made with some Other
Of oeung bidder viii be
held responsible for ali delinansneies.
strict eoHJorBdtv with this advertisement
option Of the bureau be rejected Those only whose
for execution, without delay, by the navyegen al Washington
ID, u.
PORN or OFFER.
To ths Caisf of Of Ya,ds Doet Nary Depart
OF in the Of
hereby furnish, under your advertisement ds-
day subject all Of the
same embraced IN class No. there
with prices earned ou amounting 10 wue the
gate In words.]
The undersigned, OF In the
State OF and of
In the State Of as guaraptos hereby un-
dertnke that tho sbove named will, "
offer be accspted enter into contract, before required,
with the United within fifteen days after the
through post office the acceptance Of bid, before
tsignaiuresl
I certify that The sbovennmed
are TO be good res sponsbe
guarsntor- IN this
o be signed by nrvy-agent collector district attorney,
.ooe other person known be crediablel
To be published once February Union,
Evening star Argus BALTIMORE and
journal Commerce. efNsw YORK
Jan a5--iawtasfsb
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nnK laNcYu.upApIA nNIrANNIcAt .s,r rryl.e

'THh fNttNtUFFUIN HNTTANNftNf "fW FVS'.'s"
edition, publication Ia tdlLbnrsl Impo
and for rale ata much reduced pce ny LITTLE BROWN
Ecl ch,pgda Efitannics Dictionary ot Ars sci~hces
improved
hongni present Edited by Tnoss stewart if
NJ u r. r. a. with upwards OF hye hundred sngaya"
steel, snd msny ihoussnd wood.
sdvsrceo
,sgssee npsrcn o. ~
most
hteaure the na"piacpH
statistics and general knowledge, perede uHse
by p dicsvefy improvement"
~ N. general advancement of society. =
The compfsed Ia n Volumes y =,
ready p delivery Fce, s. 50 yaums 70 sue
scfh.rs,
Fairbanks s authorized suhscip'ioa for 10y
and viii ca residents o w.hpe,on sr hsi pa
sose early In February. LfTTf r. BROWN, d Co,r
Ian 24-aoast
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IN matter of the estate Of Elizabeth Leigh, de-
orphan for Baltimore city, Maryland.
order the orphans aforesaid
ID. 1888, hereby
parties interested distributes nj the said Exsbeh Leigh
before tgth of June A.
ID 1854 authenticate their elaine distihuye -hsre Of the
said Of the Of the general assembly Of Mary
land of 1896, chapter i7s.
CUMRiD u. HOLLiNs,
lava strato of Leigh.
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liHAx. FRO ODstI M's i'm proved
in plain and hunting variety Of
LADIES' WATCHES of aud elegant
om The manuf,cio of Charles Frodssn strand london
Also, wsichss from
ksrs- For sale by
s. WILLARD,
Dee2t-d2m No. . Congress street, Boston.
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NO. 4asl

No, 4s1 4
NOTICE or WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
of Gains
Cnnden,
oary iine Branches at ! samcea- kfsF
behalf
OF the tnsnuohrd,
PRESIDENT usIrrp by order bsank date the
branches, withheld valid
claims, which excluded from OF un
situated .ir
KANSAS, 10 wit:
la the district OF lands subject to sale tIKLssA
South Of tAs base line MIA peiPai m1tss~
sodA the base ias Of iA yrine,sai s4.r.
Townships ~ ~ 49, a. 49, and TO- Of ranges sad
In district OF iands subject CsAxr.sSoLE
South ofhs base line and tAs t principal meridian
Townships ~ ~ 10 a. is, and 10, OF ranges lo,n
aud II.
Townships IL IA i3 "a l5 I6 e, 49, and a. of range l3
Townships IL a. ~ IA, 10 l6, III 10 49, and 20 ranges H. h
is, Ia
washps IL i2. ~ ~ rs, 10, and II, Of range H.
Town.aps II ~, Is, IA, and 10, OF range 90
In he district subject o LIrrLs Rock
South Of base aae offAs rh principal
Townships and3 FRANCE i2.
Townships = :, 4, 5, Q, 7, and ., of range -.
Tons y s. a. O. g. g. and 10, ranges H. Is, IS, and H.
Ia ilu disrlct Of Land. subject sale wAsasorom
sos of tls iiae Of the 6iA principal meridian.
Townships 5, SIS, ., and 10. Of range IS.
1ownsnps9 . and 10, OF range ~
1ownsap II, ~ ia, a. and is, OF al "a a3 "a 81 H.
~
Townships 10, II, ", 10, u, and Is, Of range as
Townships TO- H. ~ l3 and a. of y9 30 81 and "a
Townships 10, ~, ", and 10, ofranse 20,
my hand, city Wsth
ington hi. 5tt day Of January, ie5t
By order Of ID. Presdentf
Jan s-Iswlaw Commissioner OF the General Land oMcs
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,OR Ale eommodou four
Of y Houss
s,n trive ronm and recently been paprrd painted
tbrouunou rceanaodalng, aud immsdt
ts tadsess ~, SOMEBODY'S Once, Treasury Department
lpct ls~-dff kt
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University OF Georgia,
ATHsss, bee. iS 1858.
The this institution will. the
professor ii vacancy
oeca-ioned by the resignation of Professor McCny.
The professor Will be required 10 his duties without
delay Salary, 81 100 per annum, payable quarterly
Applicants address the president Rev. A. Church, d.
the subscriher
WSl. L. MITCHELL,
Chairman Presidential Committee
Dee 2l-law3w fIurei.l
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AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover street. Boston bs
Ls~is hcs Rebuilt enlarged and ecsan,y vnhsd possessing
All hs and cnnvenicnces FOR the sncommods
tiqn o the uaveiilna Dshats. tssH NNt u tst#si&B
pss n-<V tMs
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Araola.., "a sss..a, l.snaoa.

hereby Willard, No. Congress street. Bo
ton sole The als wsshss m lac untsd States
Of Asueiea CHARLES fkODshAM.
Arm IS, leaS.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILHUAB.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

MnW III .lss s.ss ssllss.asgg s. .. sl slas4
IN Thursday October g. ica3 daily Sunday
cspted) will be lis road agrecrby tae following
arrangement: $50
Wanton intermediate points will leave the
don, ofIuke and Henry 81 O'clock arrive
nj II O'Clock, q. IN.
Returning, Warsenon O'clock
avrfvnx tn a quarter before O'clock
Culpcper Alexandria and intermediate points win
CupepeS ~ O'Clock, Alexandra at l0K
O'Clock, =.
will Alexandria at u O'clock, arriving
Cuipsper Ak O'Clock,
daily running between Gordonsvle and Cupepsr, In
this and the Virginia central roads.
TIoKkTs
To 0Osdonsviie % ~
=
uO, LyucnbuTg ~
no. Winchester w
For w. q. RRoCKErT, Agent
Oct4-dn
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Great Match Runi,lns Race. for $500. Coluin-
bta Course. Alexandria CO., ya

bits Course. Alexandria Co, Va
THERE = for $500 the above
Tuesday, November 2ad, 1882 O'Clock precisely Heats
mile and repeat
~ b.. John Graham.
r. N. Hall s.r Santa Anna.
bred and from tho best stock
country sport The
he following s cent enhance, three
Purse Of 500 or w.dnssdsy November 2ons mile
peat
Purse Of $500 for Thursday, November a]hwo miles and
peat -
Purs. $500 Friday, November ahfou miles and repeat
Entries Friday November ath, be
fore II O'Clock
The proprietor having tbs nack and made other
pace confidently the public that they
-" ~ CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov io-3,awtlsshFsb Proprietor
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY or NEW
III YORK.
Neu accumulated cash fund, August 1853
Y. y. Wrssrss, President Isaac ABsAr. Secretary.
An profits among policies
whole lite viii made available payment
Of thpss who wish
Policies o' the security Of creditors issued reduced
premium. N4e
Explanatory pamphlets may ob,siasd by
application 70
CHAs. DE sELDfN0, Assst,
Seventh st., opposite Odd FeioWS' Hail.
Andrew j. Laner, Office above duly suodssd receive
applications 6.p N-4awu
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NOTICE The undersifnce of the hers
~ Jn@"fh Bail half t undivided mniey
al aud o. the heirs of standish fosde MN
other noe ofad having Colonel Henry
ui George Page sd Manay advertised
said for sas the 2 osan hereby notifies parties
concerned of his claim thereto and Of his
rights Of h. heirs The
On HsPLEs DE sELDlNa
Dec 2-atsrna 7a opppFitu Odd Fsiiows' Hall.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR Attorney at Ia VIII here
w ssr practise IN the several holden in wsshneon city
once on u street. nr.i door from Psnn.vans IN norh'
husIdiBe.
Nov s-d5m
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VIRGINIA LAND sChIP.-The unesrsxn~d, hsv"g hsd
twenty yeaFs scqoansnnce 'hAy land
claims, Richmond, viii attend
1861. viii purchase sell land scrip
commission.
yEsPAsIAN ELLIS
Juas o2--eosd Irving tvotei.
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ANEW Ncra. May ADJ ssS3.-he under-ianah day
Nv emce No ~ Wisn street.
for The Transaction of general brokerage business
Bark nsnance mining, railroad, government State, and city
securities bought 1st TIA
franis.oy hills Of exchange, and neGosssed
Nay Ie--dn EMANuhL D. HAT.
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AM nOTICE.-sIDNEY q. BAXTER, late attorney genera
IL Virginia has removed 10 Washington practise law.
practise Couu United States the
District Columbia, aud professional
ousinef cOnhded to him.
odce building AZ street, ofP-nnsyivs:
na
RkrEREscEsf
Hon. J. }. Allen, Hon. WD. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moneurc, Hon. q. n. samueis,
Hon. a. Il Lee, OF tue Court ofAypeais Of Virginia.
10 Judges OF the Circuit Courte OF Virginia
To and members of Congress from Virginia.
Jnne ll--lydsw&w
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nm EDWARD RI. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia,
IL the citizens of washington
,. residence and Office adjoining the Irving
Hpe 4
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ID JOsT, rmp.rs~r and Dealer In Wine. smd Liquors
ID also Lonawnrh Zimmermans
wines, fennsyvsna between i7t aud 18Th
7--eosfns
GADsHf's HOTEL,
Corner Of Pernsylponia and "a arsrf.
Board per day,
90.
Two squares west Of Capitol and Railroad Depot
Jan ln--aufs
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&C. Professor French spsnish and German
suaas. House. Dsvs ~ and 9th
streets, Psensy y vaas svenac, south side.
p--tf
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MORE - GALLAGHER, frnn Founders and nanu-
W sctnrfs OF Wrought and Cast Railing Ridge and
BoHd street. Philadelphia railing cemeteries,
hacune public and private FrSunds Aso, a
mental aud sfchiiecufai
~ woo respectfully invite the attention ~ the e,sns oi
Washngton ard vicinity fsing Lrfaysfe
square m this ciy spancn drawings persons desoa
u.asins Selection.
Oct 7-~suEana
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ID w. HRO MING. Merchant Tailor. nndsr the
Uosd States Hots enlarged and improved III" store
would of ctirens snd strangers
visiting Washington srleced stock of French and Eng
styles Of goods from The New Work market.
purchase goods
United 6tafrs, with such sd
will enable hin oGr The public saeh
satisfaction and In view
Increasing bunes he has large stock
OF goods such VIII defy competition for their beauty sve and
chcappe-s. .stt u @s NNth N.55e sfHt
Al he asks call before purchase elsswsrc and he win
convince will by doing. a
clothes be made the elegant Twelve
hours notice.
SUPERIOR READy-MApg CLOTHING.
fhsve on hand assortment of readrmas eohlns Of
work. made the fsshonahs such
various styles ork and dress and ALSO
which will bt sold much lees pricc han work made
ORDER
sgai Of scos Rspor fFsshons for the Dsici
Oct a. nawf ~
THE 30 yrs cf the southern slAnnractnrers' Rank
: = HENRY NJ. NoURsE,
Agent a. ~. Bank.
oAss oe,sas rsassr pspar-a.t ssns issh aaA srss~
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The Fugitive Slave Excitement,

The fanatical excitement consequent upon the
rendition of the fugitive slave Burns does not
seem to abate yet in the least. The Abolition
newspapers of the North come to us filed with
paragraphs of the most infammatory and sedi
tious character, The powerful and dangerous
pen of Greeley, the weaker but more foul yitu-
perations of such sheets as the Washington Era
and the senseless, blasphemous harangues of
Abolition leaders to clubs, mass meetings, and
even in the halls of legislation, are all at work
at work as if with one sole object, the destruc-
ton OF all harmony, confidence, and good feeling
between the North and South In such a con-
dltlon OF things as seems to exist at present
throughout tho country, it is natural to ask if
these agitetors take at all into consideration the
dangers which attend their conduct and what
value they place upon the union of these States
How many such scenes as that recently enacted
in Boston will be required to raise up civil war
between the North and the South-a calamity
more to be dreaded than q combination of all
the nations Of the earth against our existence?
And, once commenced, who shall foresee what
will be the result of such war or where the end
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-15
The City Printing.

AT the meeting of the Assistant Board of the
Council on Tuesday night last, the Finance
Committee reported in favor of settling the
claim Of the Delta for public printing at the
same rates as paid to the Crescent the previous
year This is as it should be. Our neighbor
has waited long enough for his money, and we
have had experience enough in the details of
this kind of printing to know that he was enti-
tied to receive it long ago. The present Council,
we believe, is composed of men of too much in
telligence to take niggardly view of this
branch of the public expenses, provided they
fully understand its necessary and inevitable
cost There is neither reason nor justice in ex-
pectlng that the corporation printing should be
performed at rates much lower than the printer
can afford, and at much lower than private per-
sons pay, Yet it will sometimes happen, when
the field is left open for competition, that con-
tractor for public work finds himself entrapped
into fuinous job; and in such cases we hold it
to be the duty of the Council to afford relief,
inasmuch as that body is not created for the
purpose of specializing or of driving sharp bar
gains in favor of the corporation at the expense
of private citizens.
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The very Latest,

FRANUE--Paris. Friday, Funds rose again
closing at 6s 80 and 95 20.
The AusrRIo PRUssIAN TREATY. The Times's
Vienna correspondent confirms the report of thu
signing of protocol by the representatives Of The
Four Powers, asserting their determination tt
maintain the integrity of Turkey. Austria and
Prussia will now demand the evacuation of the
Turkish territory; and the draft of q note to
Russia has been sent by the Conference to Ber-
lin for the approval of the Government.
The Frankfort Diet has invited the other Ger
man States to adhere to the Austrio-P russan
treaty,
The WAR AND GREEK INsURREcTToN.-0n the
10th the Russians were man@uyring to cut off
the communication between Varna and Silistria.
An English division was to embark at Con-
stantinople for Varna, while the French force
was to march on the Balkans.
On the 18th the fleets were cruising before
Sebastopol
Gle French army division of General Forey
has left Malta in fourteen steamers for Athens,
whiehicity it will occupy.
Itsis stated that a Greek bishop has been ar
rested at Pesth, as Russian emissary. I'm
portant; papers, it is said, were found ON his
person.
A Dartzic dispatch of Friday states that no
steamer had arrived from the Baltic fleet up TO
that Date; and that two weeks dispatches and
one man were waiting there for conveyance to
the fleet,
Sr. PETERSBURG AND ODESSA. Exchange at
both places higher. A case which has Just
'ranspired seems to indicate that specie pay
ment IN Russia was. wholly suspended A GER
tain amount Of bills, payable at ST. Petersburg,
was RENTED from London n short time back to
an eminent house in that city, with instructions
that they should forward the proceeds in specie
to odessa but it appears they refused to do so,
and would send nothing but paper money.
JAPAN. --Adyices from Hong Kong of the 10Th
IF March. received by the English steamer
Bombay at Trieste, on Tuesday, May %, says:
'sThe Americans have established friendly rela
lions with the Jaranese''
We give this as we find it in the English pa
pers; but our last advices from Hong Kong
we're of the 9th of March. We are led to be-
lieve that the date Of March 10, mentioned
above, should be April r.
Another paper says: Japan is to be opened
N one years time Three ports are being Sc
ected." This corresponds with the report of
he concession to the Russian Admiral
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-15

t@ The Subscribers have hand and will he onstanv
supplied direct from the mandatory an assortment Of Zinc
made by the celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
hey ohsr to the trade and accommodating terms
ne eo" WHITE universally lodged to be uperor
70 lead IN @haees9 6raneg Durability either for inside or
sac use viii cover much than equal weight m
aa mus rendering more economical, while being free from all
Poao1s suos,anea the Of health ust ~
every one at all familiar with the quality of papt
fneured from lead. - ~
Inc BROWN ZINC possesses peculiar protective and adhe, mail
% aad especially iron and other
faces The STONE COLOR possesses similar nronsr, 20 h
Brown but the color better adapted painting out dnga do
pots bridges etc. The Company the Paints mannfaed
time in any climate To precisely like White and
~ Ground oil kegs 49, so and 100 lbs. in a,ors and m
sA'e oy BoGERT WILLIAMS CO.
- - 10 Camp street
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MutinY.

A mutiny occurred day or two before the
sailing of the Arctic, on board the American emf
grant ship Africa, while in the British Channel
about miles out from Cardiff. Five of the
crew refused to proceed to their duty, alleging
that the Captain had employed lot of boys,
ana that IN consequence the heaviest part of
working the ship would fall upon a few able
bodied seamen, scuille ensued, in which the
mate OF the Africa, Mr.. Davis, shot one of the
men dead, Several Of the parties were arrested
and committed to prison in Cardiff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-15
CANCERS cuRED.-Dr. Fragee has the honor

CANCERS GuRED.--Dr. Frazee has the honor
inform the pnbio that he ia prepared Of this
disease aud he will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when organ may be seriously them
the sufferer may obtain much Those afflicted with Cancerous
affections invited 10 visit DIR. tntion and advice free
As evidence of his sincerity and his confidence in his system Of
treatment Dr. r will undertake every of Cancer
sened and make charge until tho patient Patients
cured without pain the the knife Twenty Dollars by
mail will package of the CANCER SPECIFIC with full
directions for Address Dr. FRAzEE,
apil 2ply Office, So st, Charles street.
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Apprehensions of Invasion at st, Petersburg

thEofn the London Despatch, May rs
Mr. Frederick Bnoknall, a son of Mr.. w
bucknali, OF the late eminent Bristol firm Of
Bueknall & Spark, has Just returned from a.
Petersburg, where he had been for five vea rs
occupying responsible position in connection
with one q the largest mercantile firms there.
and from the accounts which Mr.. Bucknall
brings with him it is evident that, in high cir
cies, the possibility of an attack by the com
bined forces on the capital of Russia itself il
seriously entertained. Amongst the masses of
the eity superstitious confidence in the sue.
ny Gessful issue Of the war generally prevails
This Is founded on the, widely-spreaa belief tbat
the war is religious one, undertaken fo, re-
hgious objects; and it leads to 81 confidence tbot
God being with the Emperor, he must nrevail
Inc Imperial Museoyite himself does NOT annear
TO be so we'll at ease. 1t is understood tbat tho
commandant of the important fortress Of Crons
staat mas informed him that, although of preat
strength, 1t is not impregnable
Inc Emperor Nicholas is obviously yerv AMI.
sus w Vne matter, Tor he goes himself to Cron
stadt Twice, and sometimes thrice a ,veel, ona
all conceivable efforts are being emrIone5 a' ~
strehgthen 1t as far as possible Meanwhila tbc
Imperial city Is being crowded by troops, which
are continually pouring in in large masses NJ
barracks being all crowded, these are ar rtannS
on me inhabitants, to their very ev;dan+ -
great annoyance. Mr.. Bucknall saw n bodu of
80 Go'essAs marching towards the capital
Of tha e aSsl sgnihcant mark Of the feeling
are rarely if ever employed in the eitv M iasss
OF the nobility and leading families are Quinn,
their town residences and retiring ato H.
rior, carrying with them their plate. Jewels and
portable property of value, and the Ep@G i,I
French, and other foreign residents were o nt'
ting in such numbers that Mr.. Bueknall had 70
wait for six weeks before he could get a place bv
81 M
st, Petersburg to Tukun As a further evidence
OF the apprehension felt touching an invasion of
the capital, Mr.. Bnoknall noticed that some
houses on the side Of the Neva were being pulled
down and defences erected opposite the main
part of st. Petersburg. ~ -
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Henry DE MARsAS.-Tbe method

ana abilities OF this gentleman highly spoken of in this
among the aea and study the French
tne oral syaem with the one single and
admirable bookit is reasonable and true metbod Gnu
apeng the most satisfactory and results and
great deal less time than other system dnlopv termed
y sSsl' me only inlble one" Professor baa
% my o.asses Tor Lades and Evening Glasses for Gentleman
lie gives Private Lessons usual redenee o, the pn
MS own rooms No. Camp street, opposite City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-15

A MARVELLOUS SNAKE SToRY.--According to
the Richmond Bulletin, (and it says its author
ity is reliable,) Mr.. William H. Cole, of Caro-
line county, Va, lately killed in his field huge
black snake, and upon cutting the reptile open,
found snugly slowed away in the stomach FIVE
young hares. But the most wonderful part of
the story yet remains to be told. One of the
hares, which must have been but recently
swallowed, revived shortly after it was taken
from the body Of the snake, and ran away into
the bushes
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Summer S1iofhj,o.

II. 5 II I G e r & Co.
Nc. 30 Camp slrees.
~ Invite attention to their superior assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
large variety of WOODEN GOODS, adapted for the senson
FRENCH MERINo ALPACA, LINEN DUCK,
FRocK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS
Neno Drsp dor, White and Figured Drill Linen Duck
PANTS.
h Figured sk and MaIaeles VESTS of the latest styles
FURNISHING GOODS
New style CRAvATS NECK TIES, HALF HOSE Fro F-c
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF the latoat Philadalnhia Mannfnr,rrn