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nary manner then deliberately cutting OF his head as he
came down vauted into the saddle, and turning the Rus
sian charger against its late friends, fought his way This
took less time do than TO tell it, another Of
fellows unborsed and wounded creep under Russian
charger and the sword up his belly The animal
plunged aud fell his slayer crushing him to pieces
NECESSITY RElSFoRcENEsTs
The number of the enemys forces is truly formidable
The of the Alma make up which the garrison OF
Sebastopo drained have grown into 10000 at lnker
mann without stripping the place Of ia necessary defend
Nor by any that this is all that
have to contend with There is passage in Lord Rag
an despatch that 10 imply that the fourth corps OF
the Russians only had arrived and that the third inn
mediatey expected If So must look for another at
tack from fresh troops unbroken by previous defeat and
vet ignorant OF the prowess of the allies. We trust and
believe that this also will be repused though al what
il is sad contemplate We observe the of the
10th and 57th regiments engaged the 5h OF Novem
ber which therefore much subracted from the rein
orcements still be received, and can hardly hope
that the forces the way will place army in
that position of superiority Of equality, which il
is our duty If possible, maintain The question of the
taking of Sebasopo has become of secondary importance
We committed to deadly struggle in a
with the of the whole Russian empire
and we must either crush or be crushed by them.
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The cosyocATiox AT RoSK--A correspondent at Rome
OF the Newark Daily Advertiser under date Of November
IA writes
There are comparatively few Americans here yet
though crowds OF yster coming in from every quar-
ter OF in view Of the approaching
convocaton The number of High Church dgnitaries Is
something extraordinary. We have full regiment of
thei-cardinais legaes archbishops, and bishops with
their numerous sutesfrom all divisions of the church
mltsn an ilustrous company whose presence AT head
quarters imports crisis in the warfare The proposed
declaration Of the decision Of the Immaculate Conception is
scarcely sufhcent TO account for such council of
Many OF them quartered with the resident members Of
the Sacred College while Spain Portugal Brazil and
other Catholic powers have instructed their diplomatic
representatives here TO receive and entertain their preates
at the public expense with the magnhcence that suits
their eminent quality. Among the recent arrivals
Archbishop Hughes Of New York Archbishop Walsh Of
Halifax, and Bishop Timon of Buffalo The Hon. John r.
Thomson and lady, of New Jersey, making hasy
visit to Italy being his purpose in time TO
sumo his seat in the Senate early in January Gen Dix
and family, Florence expected here during the
next month, Peter Farley and his family Apart
men have also been taken for two three other
American families
CATTLE RAISING lLLISoIs-Isaae Funk, OF Blooming
ton, Mclean county, Illinois, recently sold TO Messrs
Hough of Chicago fourteen hundred head Of cattle that
would average 700 lbs for the handsome of sxtyfour
thousand dollars
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IlPoRrASr DEoIsoNs-HEAvy AwARp.--Benry D. Darden
recently awarded verdict Of wentythree thousand
dollars in the Mucogee superior court Of Georgia against
John Banksthe action being for certificates of eposite
issued by the Planters aud Mechanics Bank while the de-
endant president of that institution in ls4s The Co
umbus Times that he sued in his capacity Of d
rector under clause Of the charter which made the di
recors liable for much of the obligations of the bank
should exceed the proportion Of three to of the specie
capital paid into the bank before the time the lab
iy was incurred" II is understood that Mr. Banks viii
carry the case TO the Supreme Court
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Home, Hin Boarding school for Bov.

THIS school January 1854 in the
neghbcrhood OF FsIs Church, Faifar county vrnsa IL
eight miies from AcIaada from Wahinsoa ciiy and
from Georgetown Tbs location
ness The principal aims made This pspsis
acquire soundy practical and thorough
The scholastic year divided into three tesys com
sncne respectively he nr Monday Of Ianssry April and
SEPTEMBER
Board .nd tuition eo per year. payable term in advance
Du<ests In the casscs will NJ subjected charge
For further particulars hudson Fsls Church Fnir
far county, virginia
Nov N-9awtl sJandkcf
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Uy !. &. Mc0Ull -x. Aucsionesr.

SUPERB SEYEN-OCrAvE CHICKERlNG PIAN0FoRTE, EX-
y ceeni furniture, bd-
Thur.day monlsE December aisr, ocock
rsstdsnce of MoS
and Streets sh" cell all BIZ furniture aud household ,nse con-
superb pis.or ceke'ns, in richly carved
French plate ms1e and glasses, in rich gilt frames
plushco parIor comprising
large French and pair Of tesea 'ete sofas and pa'lcr
Rosewood and Egyptian top
Walnut etsgees, music stand, stool
Rush fancy, arm, and reception chairs
Beautiful marble and bronze mane timspiecs
Iniaid whit tAbles, writing desk, marble vases
Ten handsome oil paialinss, enxraviugs
Superior mahogany plush covered patent reading chair
Excellent sprns-seat lounges, ensy chairs
brussels and three ply carpets, o'icioth, rugs
damask and shades conce
Marble TOP sdebosrd, d. besutet
Dining chairs, eide tables, lounges
FRENCH CHINA
Elegant gold band dinner
Richly decorated tea, coffee, and dessert
Ftne Bohemian aud glassware
Table cutlery, clocks
cases, secretaries, desks, writing tables, hc
Mahogany and walnut bedsteads
DO and rosowood wardrobes, washstands
Dressing tabies, buTesss, chairs
Very suPerio. feather beds bolster and pillow
Hair and husk mattresses, comforts
Excslisst bankets counserpanes, Sc
Bras& bound silver chest, OF wood
M.hSsany s,.a "a: crib cribs z. eo%mods.. Is grr0rs
Three superior cook and fixtures
Copper cooking utensils, reffi geraors, &c.
Together with number Of useful articles
pair Of bandsose bsy carriage pe'f city broke and
work well 10 sisse or double harness under the saddle
the best builders New York
Single and double harness covers, &c.
four months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
r. sThc houee for rent; inquire the or OF The
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
Dec 16--d Aucorcer.
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The National Hotel

will he the reception 9Th
Of month The OF the basement 10
the building and about the dining
add Of
The table win be furnished with the hest the
the best style spssed
the respec equal any in the country
The subscihc therefore, generous public continue
liberal which has
Persons desiring
time after the 2oth, by calling at the Hotel
r. D. WILLARD.
WAsHrrcros CIrr November H. 1854
Nov t6-u
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Wssfsys Hews.

BALTIMORE, Dec. l6The dispatches from the West th,
morning report the western rivers as falling
The Bank Springfield Illinois, has gone into liquidation
ihs latest dispatches from Cincinnati Pttsburg rep
business both cities dull and the provision
very much depressed.
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sailiay of the Union.-Ar. Dorian.

NV YORK, December l6--The steamship Union, for
Soahampton and Hasre sailed to-day with forty psssen
gers and $4,000 in specie Mr. Dorian formerly third Of
hcer oil the Inflated steamer Arctic acted in such
heroic manner at the time Of her wreck went out in the
Union second officer
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Proa.clfinu. far I.lsI

new foaK, Dec. leI Is currently rsmored here this
morning that Mr. Loosely the Austrian consul intends
eung Tor libel all papers throughout the country who pub
ea tue report OF his having sudulenty obtained $50
worth OF goods and then abscondng
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BY + ELE GR APH.
Fatal Erulosion

lhilApELrHIA, Dec l6-The locomotive of freight
tram exploded near Mansyunk yesterday afternoon killing
1onn Long the engineer and iremen named Charles
y III
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Fire at Vincennes, Indiana.

BUFFALO, en- f) Dec. l6.A fire broke out at vincen-
ne Indiana last night store on Market street which
before II was ertngushed destroyed property the
OF 500, 900
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Trade al he .south.

BALTIMORE, December l6.-Despstches from Charleston
mobile and New Orleans represent the and coffee
as depressed Money throughout the South very
tight
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Failure and Defalcatio,

BosTos, Dec. I6-The Glendower Iron Mills have ana.
pended operations being unable to meet their engage
men Henry Brevoor the superintendent has absconded
1t is supposed that be is defaulter
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~ GREEN q SCOTT. Aucsso.eer,.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AuC
- Tuesday, the I9 SELL at 10 ocuch
M az Tue residence Off W. Hauptmsn, Eleventh street.
sortment Of furniture, viz - "'''''N.
Mahogany sofas lounges, aud rocking chairs
70 dressing and other bureaus, and washstapds
=, DO dining breakfast, and other tables
Feather beds, bedding, and bedstcads
~ kood assortment 81 china, giass aud
ofee ply, ingram, stair, and other and
Csne and wood seat chairs and locking esssea
AndiFons, shovel and oBgs tnd~is
stoves, and q good assortment utepuis.
WIN many other articles which
|~-~~~N-. - ~ "~"'S''
Terms Under ss5 cash 0ao credit of one two three
ana out months for notes Actoy endorsed bearing
,,- GREEN b SCOTT,
Dee''-o AnctioueeTs.
WAhM tNDERGAHMENTB.-Gen Gentlemen wishing silk
wool or cotton aader.hirs and drau efs,
~, - 80. RTEvENsS
Dee't-oui saes-rO0m Browns Hotel.
VOkE-NECk SHIRTS assortment Of sentem en- -
dress shirts ~ complete, and fits in oil
,,- STEvENSB
Dec h-'u' 6alcs-Foosn, Browns Hotel.
EOA SALE. handsome Coupec and pair az bean,
perfectly sound aud tro mile In four
WI De soid on credit Of twelve moaths Tor satisfactorily
dorsed note, bearing interest t II n =
For particulars inquire O. JAZZ. G, Mcguire
Dec l7--3 Asctiooeer md Comm is-iou Mor.S.n,
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A w: 4. PURCHASE, Excelsior Card Writer nj

M w. K. PURCHASE, Excelsior Card Writer, nj
vi, Wiard's Hotel.
he visiting cards, splcndidy writ,
w hh metallic grover beauti'u hit!
xecuted by PURCHAsx. who also indites
Professional cards. and pretty invites;
U befous in style, and assiduous to pIeast;
X ejoiced when busy-Eor moderate fees.
ais, his compliments, your command,
II Is iniwitsbie specimens fly DER the land.
A tteption, fair ladies! TASTE will decide,
teadfast doth PURcHAss, the verdict nbi e.
T. xcesor his fame, and his cards shah flow wide!
your his inmtabe specimens
writing These cards superior the engraved
grace, writing
the liable be soiIsd by burr
ing.
Gentlemen peer acceptable present for
daushers friends Than package hes beau
necessary articles Of the present day.
Specimens gratis Call sample Price per pack OF 80,
including cards, S2
Metallic at wholesale or reta,.
l5-dN
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Proposals for Repair OF Terraces and for wa
ter-works, at the University Of virginia. !.

PROPOSALS will be received Office until the 18Th
day Of January 1885, for the repairs Of the east
the Universly Der psn in ihe
Of The paoco. a. the same time and place W o
constructing the works psopnsas g. r
water works invited both pipes TIE miami
can De seen BY application M rocior Those who
and quantities by letters directed the undersigned,
For the cash will be paid he water
htshs cash. ahs bonds III s.
sity will be even payable on the lot day Of July I65s
RO. r. fKENTIH.
Proctor Universy Of Vrrnia.
University VIRGINIA, - " ''s
December le, 1854.
Dec lT-eodk i9Jan
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DEs1DENTY NOr winter and strangers who may
II kind Of dry will invariably hnd
a stock, combining and
novel In that line.
fabrics OF reliable qualities and having but
establishment iiaa Others.
coda solicited all times
Good articles prices and fair dealing be td a
PERRY BNOIHtR.
% Central sidses ,' hc,lGing
Dec 2-a0df opposite Cepu. Market.
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TOR II EMIT OR kALEThe modern four brick house
18th street, Il, east ride The house IL god repair
cellars and good tenant the rent viii be low
given Immediately. Apply TO JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Dec ll--d6t Aucioneer.
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Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers.

Notice Delinquent Tax Payers.
CoLLRoToR's OFFICE,
Dee ember S, 1854.
NOTICE list OF ds,Dqueat
IN published
January 1858 Al interested earnestly
forward and payiue relieve The undersigned
duty of enforcing the coecon and III m
the additional attending an advertise
H. y. bO'Hf,
Dec7 7--dt Collector
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LOCAL N f w 3.

MERITEn TEs1InoSIAL.--A Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun writes folows
''The enterprisng and sklfu house of NJ. W. Gait
Bro have just prepared for the State Department magnf
pocket ohronometer with gold vest chain attached
The made by the celebrated Jurgenen of
sented to Capt j. Ariansen Of t6e Hsnsburg ship Hamp
den by the President Of the United States for his humane
and gallant conduct in rescung from shipwrsck the mas
ter passengers and of the schooner Schecrw
, he cham ships cable s and is
served testimonial is about $780,"
The WAsHSGToS NAvyYARp.-The local reporter of the
Star furnishes the following Of the at the
navy yard, and Of the Minnesota rap
idly progressing towards completion within It's mammoth
walls
This structure originally 2s2 feet in length and about
rs feet in width Lately " feet have been added 70 the eat,
end give length under for the building Of the
Minnesota its present length so4 feet The steam
gae in process Of construction 265 feet inches be-
tween perpendicular and from knighhead to tarai 261
feet inches Beam moulded so feet inches. Depth Of
hold to gundsek 2s feet ~ inches Measurement ABOUT
in nss sSs mould
completely the similarity between tho image and tho reality
will be apparent the uninated in the mysteries Of
their triumphs whilst labor develops It's might and power
Naval Constructor Pook and his energetic assistants rap
unless the signal around us be deceptive the v
gracefully glide into the Potomac early in tho ensuing fall
equal if superior any of her five pride Of
the navy and the boast Of our mechanics. There
employ this ship 1876 hp-carpenter and l6 borers
sawyers laborers, &c. Total 3l2."
The farewell performance Of the Kunkels attracted large
audience last evening They give entertainment at Alex
sndris Monday evening
The TnApE.A meeting Of citizens interested in
the river trade held in Alexandria Thursday evening
last There large number Of business in attend
ance and preliminary steps taken to steamer
to ply regularly the Potomac touching various
landings.
OuR MARKET.-The Centre market, yesterday, not
only well stocked with the products of the earth, air. and
sea- it was well attended with eager purchasers The
supply Of game unusually large, and con-
sequence, prices ruled low.
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w m. M. Merrick,
ATTORNEY AT Ia

WIN. M MerriCK,
ATTORNEY Law,
No. 80 Louis;ano Avenue
WILL practise the Supreme of United staes and
" the courts Of the District OF Columbia.
Nov 9i--eoim
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ELEGANr FUR GOODs.-We pleas ure iD announcing
~ TO the ladies u Washington. and Ale ths
cent stock of fuTs brought city. - -SA
lowing nat1ek furs: ' " wv w
Chinchila stone martin, French emue
Real Rus~ian sable Canadian mink
Royal eraine, sable mink, squirrel
Real erinins, ftch, itch sable.
As of the
nope W keeping nice assortment Of goods selling
New York prices e patronage Of the citzens OF he s
. : ~ ~S"' " 'A0 NE
CLAGEFT, NEWTON MAY 4 co.
- Corner Penn. street.
Seol'-d6ui tnteliigeDcer.l
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The New York and Liverpool United state
Mail Steamers

The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The saye comprising this line
Inc nuannc .Capt West
ne faThc Capt Nye
inc baic..... Capt Comst0ck.
s-snm These ships having been built BY contract
N pessiy FOR government service, been
<30X~ In their Construction, their
TO insure strength and speed; and their
elaaance
passage York Liverpool in erst cabin ol3
cabin e73 Exclusive
Frola Liverpool to New York. % and 70 suincas
An experienced attached to each
No heubs AM be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED ~ pAfLIus
From Nsw YorH Fys,s TsvsrrsoL
"Wednesday Dec a. ls34 Saturday
Wednesday, Ian 10, 1855 saturday. Dec. 30,
"wednesday. Ian -, satufday.... Jan. l3, 1855.
"Wednesday Feb. 2, Saturday. Jan. ~,
"wednesday. Feb 2t, : saturday Feb. To-
"wednesday March Z, saturday, Peb. "a
For fssish' ps-sase
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. IS Wall street, N. v.
BROWN, SMILEY, h Co,
= - Liverpool.
- Kings Arms Ysrd, London.
y @. wAINWRIGBT h CO.,
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
will so,d svsY
bullion, lcwey precious unless bs
Iadns therefor and the yans
Dec l7-dn
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(yAHARREB History OF Louisians, French do M
VI ina'ion. '-~'
Sayares History Of Lou.sianx; spanish domination VOL
Parrish PeRclinsa by Kirwan vol
Dckens's Household Words December number
Bruno; by Abbo. A tale he youus,
Nmansch Francais des Eats Unis, pour 1855
Jedersons Complete Works; in vols.
The Positive Phioophy Of Augustc Coae in English vol
Dec IL SD On
-NOTlCE The delegation war Of Isl9
the District OF Columbia
O'Clock. $1,000 - -
- }. s. WILLIAMS,
hSs ~ Chairman.
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boots and shoes for all.

Pennsylvania aren~e, e Cfh sfre
WE would call the
stock Of eoods all kinds
boys, and youths, ladies, misses. children.
6ens' nne stitched pessed
Do do DO proof boots
Do do calf and patent leather gsissrs
For ladies we have eBdiess
Burton and laced healed sais~rs
Do do
White satin and hid slipper and esiters.
Our Of the and
to sell for moderate prohs scarcity
A.. HOOVER SON.
No 33 south side Pennsylvsnts avenue,
Dec lS-eodn Opposite Browns Hotel,
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wAsHIH0TOH BRANCH RAILROAD.
&W9 = " a1IlE

7yoins JouoUs:
EAvE daily, except Sunday nj and ei, and and 8
IL m.
On Sunday n ., a.. and 5. p.
Leave Baltimore at AZ and 8, and and ., IN.
On Sunday, at 4t, a.. and S, y. -
Ohio West
by trains leaving q, .. and 3, p.
Phlsdsipha aad New at and sx, and $,
For Annapolis, at OK, and 5, p.
T. III. PARSONS, Agent
Particular is requiring responsible
for who wish the road
i5-dn srf
TOR RANTTbe house occupied BY the Secretary
Of Wa, ltih o Spd porses
given the LIST of December
500 The main building contains ten rooms,
which feet the
cipal stories.
perfectly dry cellars under the entire budn Gas introduced
boarding
Inquire Of B. w. Red, Of r and i4ih Streets
Nov l2-du
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l. L N II b,
sy NARY J. wisDLK.

seeiss marble Of the Qyirg GIaalor,
based BY Mr. Rque OF Geoetown ad being exhibited In
city
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By.J. G. MCGUIRE, Aac.,on..r.

BysJ. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttonecr.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
y md market On Tuesday Decem
l0h s o'clock D. cold para
Of Pennsylvania aud
The ground fros ~ feet the ard back
NORTH three fronts, of which
advantages for
Washington The house will b. sold
aratey IL desired.
fourth balance three
twelve and eighteen months with interest satisfactorily
cured.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
Nov S-d Auciioueer.
p0-The above sale is postponed TO Tuesday, tho
1oth Of December, same hour and place.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
Dec IA Auct,oncer.
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CIossD foR raR sEAsos.Nsvigstion upon the Hin Js
Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers hes about closed for
the season. and nearly oil the boats withdrawn from
that trade
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RrGLrry VERSUS FICTION.

chonsts are shabby Judges OF true bravery No novel
s hsn sham hero who comes up 10 the realities have
nessed One OF my troop, for instance had his horse
sao, @ under him in the melee Bloody wars he roared,
s won't do and right a, Russian he ran, pulled him
"om ms horse by the sword hand in the most extraord
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BRIpeNe HupsoSs-Notice is again given that n
application viii be made the next legislature for
to authorize the construction Of bridge the Hudso
river at Albany.
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WATCHE1.-Two 6fy fne English and
Geneva waches pocket chronomeerr &C, LADIES'
and gentlemen
superior a,roment
variety, quality and
try. NJ. w. GAIT BRO
l1-6t Penn aud
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Recently III house TO which Cossacks had set
FIRE found in Il room and the point of being sufo
Gated with the smoke child OF about eighteen months
old elegantly dressed and having gold suspended
from its neck The poor infant smiled upon grana-
ders who removed it, and have adopted it until the ,m
lily TO whom il belongs shall be discovered 1t is curious
to the granadeTs iondlng the baby and treating it
with much tenderness il could receive from its
mother
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BURIAL on BRITISH orrrcERs.

shortly before the hour Of this afternoon, lOth
when the sn which had been bright all the morning had
retired behind thick canopy OF gray Threatening clouds
lit cold eneerless bre-ze springng p and
ash eompanhgy, through the long lines Of ientsand
when veil of mist and smoke every minute becoming
more obscure drawn the town beow-there ad-
yaueed slowly and silently up the side Of the hill troop Of
Royal Horse Artillery, with solitary gun-carriage On
the gun-carTage rested rough plank coin enclosing the
mortal part Of good old soldier Cen Fox Strangways
There wss neither koe band funeral pail dec
Grafton attempt to cloak the rough work Of death
The dull distant boom of cannon, gun replied TO gun
The contendng batteries the only music which
panied the his last restpg-paoe The troops of
whoe division under gazed at the sad procession
slowly passed their front in solemn silence They too had
lost their leader On the crest of this Russian hill ia the
centre lowwaed detached plot earth lies the corpse
OF another British soldier we'll known Game Sir George
yahcar' lea llts while ana by his side will be placed his
hsothcr-inrms OF yesterday and then amid prayers and
ears both will be CONSIGNED to the earth The
nring groups among whom Of Engands brsvest
ana nobles sons they passed away with bowed heads
and srickened hearts hope and believe that while the
ashes Of these warriors here their glory will live in
many heart far away; and while they think sadly on
those whom death has struck down they know that there
sui remain Others who will endeavor achieve the gor
Gus task iptrnstea tp ihen By thelr country
arkrTy VERSUS FIcrIoS.
rc'ionist; are shabby judges Of true bravery No novel
hal,
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SrEAM TO ST. TnoMAS-The steamer Palmetto, formerly
employed the line between Baltimore and Charleston
has been purchased by firm in New York to run a
regular packet TO ST Thomas from that port She win
commence her trips about the lst of January.
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SUICIDE or A SUPPOSED IScESDARY.--The Charleston
Standard says
The individual who threw himself before the up-pas-
senger train of on Thursday and instantly
crushed DEATH is reported TO have told negro that lie
the ncendiary who caused the conagration Co
lumbia and knowing that he would certainly be hung il
detected he intended TO commit suicide He was Ger
cigar-maker and was missed from Columbia the
night Of the fire.
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The Of .hps viii be gold silver
bullion, specie, Icwey uness bIs az
ladns signed therefor and the yans e-eo
7-dtf
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wgARlEp WIN LAueHrrR.

cannot depict my Feelings Yhea we returned, ] sat
doun completely exhausted and unable TO eat, though
deadly hungry All my uniforms my hands my very face
were bespsttered with blood 1t was that Of the enemy
Grand idea But my eelingsthey full Of that
uaton which is impossible describe At least twelve
Russians sent wholly of the way Of the war by
my good steel alone and least many put the
Massage to that peaceful exit by the same excellent weapon
20, sno others say. What thing to reflect on
have almost grown soldier philosopher and proha-
by win of these days IL the bullets which flying
about 90 abundantlv give me time TO brush up
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oooD JoKE-Perhaps the best joke of the is III
fact that after the election in Lynn Massachusetts, il wa
discovered that OF the newly aldermen chose
by the know-nothings, Hishnan and had latei
changed his name from Connellyi
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PAYING TOO MUCH GoLp.-The Montgomery Gala
papers complain that many persons who visited that place
last week for the purpose of entering and paying for land
charged high four per cent for gold specie
in which necessary for them to make their pay
ments.