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The HoRricuLruRisr for August is received
from the publisher, J. Wick, Jr, of Roches.
ter, New York. Its editor, Mr.. Barry, is n
highly practical lIortcuturist and has shown
that he is in all respects omnently fitted for
the successor of the late lamcnted Downing,
We have only to repeat our warm commend.
alton Of this most excellent monthly.
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F,yE FRuIr.--Mr. f.. Hollands, Of this city,
has left on our table some pears, taken iror
tree in his garden, which we think would
b hard to beat in any country We forget
the name orthc variety, but the davoris un.
surpassed, and the tree is copious bearer.
It's one saved of half dozen, all the rest
having been killed by the blight, Mr.. II. az
tributes the safety Of this tree to its standing
near pool of water, which he says he has
noticed in several instances has saved trees
from blight. The tree from which ticsc
pears were taken, is in a very healthy and
iiourishing condition.
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TnE Wool GROWER AND STOCK REGISTER.
We have received the first number Of the
18th volume of this monthly, published at
Rochester, New York, by Professor d. D.,
Moore: TIC. Peters, Principal Editor. This
work though devoted principally TO the
subject of wool and sheep, treats also upon
cattle, horses, and subjects in which farmers
are interested generally. The number before
us, for July, contains many articles of inte,'
est. Terms only fifty cents Il year
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DR.. w. n. FARpETTys

Irie""t'd Original Arabian Linirrept
'nio medicine having been .xrtr,I,,Iy use6
IA r,nn UpaH"", m" United States ior many y.ars,
' m leiu'teI reputation. --lJDy, N1n 49,
Huhd,ed ihorsa7d fofieslave been ."id ~ Ia
Wem.y ent, ana the demand Is sill Increasing
40 lhGdiclh. "i oTpRary qua IL
U.s. sol1ng and yet maintain the high charsc,.,
ne nehiailorded,o the Suna,i,a Tbo,.,,.
wlllnevrI be forgotten, and IT'S "a
many procure More Erideneeints Faror- No
'neaIclne wlIlcpreal Diseases, bn, ireorn,htI
fooJis giventhar;his Inimen, wIi
PERMANENTLY CUXE
nearly every complaint bi,oI,,|
ded, and IN all case prove 60 ben,fc,aI -, ~
satisfactory 10 the afflicted 10 u DC
:, us manufactured with great care ofbich,x me.
Jic,ha ingredients, ever article compofinr il n
io,o U H.sd i,S'rg the Nosi Deshuetire Dista-
most aoncen'rated degree, thusayoid,ns aII ross,.
biIl'yo au inferior mixture. u" p'Se'
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NglIgds,ct Mills.

HAVlNG leased the above mil, Tor term OF
years, aud put the same IN perfect contl'ion,
| am auginprrparrd to resume custom grinding,
and hlylns competent and reliable MI,.erS, hope,
as heretofore, to give general saulaCuon.
A superior nrIlcIe OF Flour, constantly on
hand, either at the Mii, or a, Mrssrs. Rcddck Il
unrlnnI's Stnre lnl2l-ly JAMES kEEhER.
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kDIs ALE, !,
AErACKsML TH 81, 2. TOO

ABLACKsMi tn Sd, P, TOOLS. &c.
CAD shop IS pleasantly located IN the town Of
> linrdlng. twelve miles north from Ottawa,
has an ample patronage, and Is Il rare chance Tor
person wishing to follow that Dccup1ion
For PARTICULARS, enquire 81
July Gg-3n Foo,rgR& SrEyTSs.
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FrRE!-Thc house directly oppos tc the az
ueduc, mills, occupied and owned by Mr.,
Vim. f. Brown, miller, was destroyed by
fire on Thursday afternoon, last. The fire
is supposed to have originated in the sum
mcr kitchen, during a temporary absence Of
Mrs. b. When discovered, the building
was completely wrapped in flames, and pro
we'd total loss. We learn that there was no
insurance Whatever.
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We have In our drawer some interesting
papers in reference to the industrial cduca.
,ienal movement, 10 which we propose tcpay
attention hereafter
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EissOls,.iOlI.

rNGiE co partnership heretofore existing under
the firm OF Whitman II Deanc, IS this day
dissolved by mutual consent and the business VIII
be continued under the finn OF n. ;, " >, X.
Deane, who wil pay all debts aud receive al dues
OF the fret meu toned irm, VI. G. WHITMAN,
August }. ABEL =, DLASE'
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Lstafe of Ueg,U Uec,fs a.,

Lstote q HeHIy Dccais, decd.
4 LII persons having Claims ag,,rs, ,bo os.,
- Of Henry DEEMS, dec's are hereby po,,t;et
ana Teques'r ITO present the same before The conn.
~ court Of La Sale county on the 2s h dnv nj an.
gust next, Tor The purpose olhaynr them adius,.d
JulyS. II'uJIsw Srr,us EIee-
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CEILING goods at cost tor n lew days, 't
> make room Tor a new stock. Call and see, o
you will lose some great bargains.
Aurus, B. IuwNsBERV " SMITH.
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OF ELK, cotton and LIsIe thread. for ladies' ris-
seq, aud Gentlemen.
In llurn. shrting- coun'rrpanes, shirlrg-,
table hnrus. tHh.r cuy'f' linen sh.euup-. u1u-
klus, table c.oih-, pillow case linens. mud family
good Di ~ ~ dcscrplion, ouT stock vii always
comprise the beet makes and styles m market.
900 pieces beet English aud American prints,
bet qnain", and ~ irs lumnrket, mr. sell hsm
glim 10 CENTS.
We have now IN store many styles al good
bGugh al duciiOR, md for cgsh. IN immense
qDnHtities, that W. retailhy the y1ri Tor = less
price than western nsrchanlsply for hem IN New
York and Bosom
We shall receive large add iiion. 10 our stock
a most daily during the season and receive al the
novelties IN siy.e urtIhrlc. Immediately on their
trsl appearance in The New York. Boston. or
Philadelphia markets, having rc-den, buyers in
those cities
Country merchants buying Tor cnsh, will find it
toth'ir interest 10 examine this stock
nnl1 Ross & Fn.rrE. II lake street. Chicago
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1,I..-- 9 =, MINI " IJONNELf-
'l'''I q LOOK, SDiS. IuIv lh-c,,


LSt"tt 0 SHedOH tddDeV, 6ec4
4 LII persons having claims apa,ns, III. es,,,,
"A OF Shelton Caldwell, decd, are hereby no.
'ihed and requested Ia present the same before IN.
county court Of La Sale county, ON The twen,v-
ing them adjusted. r'''''e VI nav
JuIs-6w SprLpoy C. C,nwr,, r.
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THE three very desirable nnd slightly lots, op.
/ positc the residence Of Judge Cation.
Also lots !, 2, aud 3, in block %, s,aiesaddi.
ton; for sale on very favorable terms.
Also, the farm, late the property Of John
Byrncs, deceased, situated miles east of South
Ottawa, containing 100 acres; 100 under fence
ana in cultivation (; asmall orchard, and new
aud well built dwelling house, &c. The place is
pne of the most desirable for any one seeking a
permanent home near town, 1t can he maze all
,h,, one eau wish Terms easy, Also.
2sO Acres of Oh, ice Sci, cted Prairie Land
situated In the town OF Bruce, on which is 10
ted IVnuponcy mound.
Also. 60pcrrs in thu same towr; few miles
from New Michiv.,i. IulI5 / q. NArrisGrR.
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Erto,e Of james ", Baler, dccd

Erioie Of james W. Baker, iced.
DIIBlIC Notice is he.cby given that the sub
scrber, Administrator OF the estate OF James
~, Baker, deceased, will attend the County
Cour, o, La Sale County, and state of Illinois,
mia Term Ihereoilo be holden NJ the Court lloose,
in Ottawa, IN said C"umy' on the3l Monday Of
Srn,embrr, 1851, when and where all persons
HAVING claim. against said estate are notified aud
reonrs,ed to preseu, the same to said Court Tor adj
",,,r,,,on. ua.-6w Puepe L. Baker, Erecuirir.
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n q 1 10 [, !

rINIIE partnership heretofore existing between
j IL. llecht, aud l.. Cohn, IN the clothing bus
mess. under tn. state and name OF !ltcht & Co,
is this day dissolved. J.. ConS,
IL. liLcuT.
The undersigned will continue in the same bust.
ness at the same place. and .ollciis the patronage
OF the pnhllc Dune III l.. CunN.
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Suvnr, afnilNualiiirs,

ND at prices hat defy competition at the
y signed the lone star and in Tact everything
for the good and comfort OF the community ut
In rG.. n, august 81 LowSsuERY & SMrru.
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Z VOC 4 nrX I,
FOR SALE.


TllE subscriber offers Tor sal, his steam power
saw mill The mill was set up for the purpose
ofsawing ties and plank Tor the Chicago and Au-
rora Inilroad--the subscriber having completed the
job is the reason Tor oie'ng,hc mill Tor sale, The
mill has been IN use abou, six months Just long
enough to be thoroughly tested
This mill IS situated about two miles from the
Earl,llle depot, on the Chicago and Aurora rail.
road, and can lie easily removed 10 any poin, that
may be desired. This mill would afford good
inducement,o contractors for this or any OF the
railroads that ARE now construcns, or to take to
til. pmery. The boiler has double ilues, md was
made oi he beet OF Russia boiler iron twenty.
Two fee, long, and forty two inches IN diameter,
The engine was made at the foundry OF Cushmnn
Co, OF Ottawa, ra,eda sixteen h orse power,
and was made for service, aud works remarkably
well. The saw If oi the very hest quality. IL
Inexperienced In Boston, aud Il thy.seyen inches
in diameter, capable ofcui,lng any sized lumber.
The heting and running searis all IN excellent
order.
The mill will be sold on reasonable terms. En-.
qnre ui the subscriber, at his residence IN Earl.
willie nv5-iI &. ". SrfrnpS
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such ~ silks, P,plins, Chalis, Lawns, Barcgcs,
Barge Drl.nius aud good as-orwentoi Prints,
Gingham-, ChambI1vs. &c., r=o complete stock
II Straw Goods Boo. and Shoes, Has aud, Gaps,
Crockcry, and Groce lies, all OF which they viii
sell AT low prices Don forget the place the Mar
bic Front Store, nearly npposi,t'h' VI nsion
House. HUsTos & Johnson.
Inn. 3 I-li-tf
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NOTICE..

THE Partnership heretof,r" existing in the
Grocery business. between the undersigned,
late parner., trading under the name and style o,
Plumb IL Patten Is TINS day dissolved by pu,ual
consent. The firm businras will be settled up al
he store by Pierre r. ChGrreaud.
Ottawa June !, 1854, Ell pLrMn.
l. ! Hhr1IN.
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THE Nnrnr

ReGd What thcy Sly-Dr ! p PER w.,
held, Indiana, in Ielterto W. n Far,.n 49,
January %, 1871 SAYS: '''en' "''ee
nave used northumberland other medicines
ann "nulhs thrm excellent articles. and of reads
sa.e, ana medicines which should be in ,yrrv
nous nna siahle wshto know IN WIN, terms
snwr M,',tu'"sn me with sufficient quantity to,
OF the Wabash Respectful, yours, '"' r .
yp,,v-
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W auiei,

NWO cool experienced clerks, by J w
i Mills Application. requested INN ediate
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In the Matter Of tie Estate Of John ODon.
H.H Hsr'J

ellIE Is hereby glv'n, to the heirs.nt. law.
~ and al pets'rs Interested in m. ,eta,,
OF J'hn oDonmell, deceased, that on the Ist
n"nady o. september next, shall presen, npe,i-
non 10 tht county court Of La Sale county A. ,
i-ffn OF sald court then 10 BE- holden. Tor the sal.
OF me eh Of the got ser 10, town IS, r. 2be
4neing TO sad estate, for the payment of Ibx
debts and Liabilities OF said estat. '"'
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Paint Establishment,


Dry C0lors.-Snow white ziuc, brown zinc,
CHINA white, red lead, anl Venetian red, ex.
ira Verm.lIon, rose pink, Litharge yellow ochrc
chrome yellow, Paris green, lltb,ruIa green,
Prusslan blue, pure blue, French uIra.murne
blue, Ndndyke brown, purple brown, Italian 81
enn1, burnt and powd-Trd same raw and pow
deref Turkey lumber, burnt and pc wderrd same
raw and powdered Iampback, imperial black
Frankfort black, &',
CJiDrS in on II rome green. assorted IN
cans; extra permane II Paris green, navy green,
Prussian blue, chrome yellow, burnt s,euna as
sorted cans; raw Sienna, assorted cans; burnt
and raw umocr, MISC assorted caus; black paint,
IA c1ns patent French zinc dryer, &c
FGTHlShcS -- Best elnstIc body ydrnIsh, super.
fine polishing Copll, super Copnl cabnc, yarnlsh
hne lurniugr vnrulsh best Japan gold size best
Drmar varuIsh, torporcc!ain Ii ish strong drying
oil, refined Inseed oil, boiled, boiled ltnseed oil,
linsrtd oil.
Graiains Colors--AlI granng coorspreparcd
10 Tin boxes.
PsncRs mi Bru,bes-A'l kinds used by
printers and artists, common paint bmshes,
camers hair brushes, sc.
Paper HdHgiHg Pain and salin paper, bor-
dcrs, fire board prints, OIL and transparent win.
dow shades, trimmings, Sc.
GiGSs-All slh-s iromSby 10, {" 90 by a.
Doors, sash, glazed aud ung!llrd binds, &c.
sand paper, emery paper, ani emery cloth tot
machn.is, ground pumlce stone, stencil plates,
and hru-hesior marking, &c
Enrefd !-lIrnry Miller. Eureka fine cut chew
ing tobacco, at wholesale and retail.
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NEW STORE
NEW G GOODS |!
Dry G0OuS

rINIiE slh-ctihcrs would respectfully inform
iheili.rnd- ha, hey have just received aud
now opening -, thu Marble Front Store, COM
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New Machine shop

New lMaChlnc SnOp !
WI Ecity machine shop, sltuatedonthe hydtnu'
lie basin next to the oil mill, Is now IN full ope.
ration. All kinds OF machine wor, made aud re-
paired a, short notice. Weare making superior
GRAIN AND GRASS CUT ERS,
Which will soonbe ready for sale. 1h.sc n.
chimes are made OF TIE best seasoned lumber, ana
wrllput together. All work done at reasonable
rates. Eugluesoverhaulcd repaired and se'up.
We solicit share OF the public patronage. Re
collect the city machine siap, on the hydraulic
basin february III II. II Foy Il Co,
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i nGr Lam,and StiG. lointed are Acaicd Fro

i'll PLlFF.
uhc LamcaRd STIFF Joinf,d arc L,o,oJ -r.,r,
VILLAIN Merchant, Ministe, o, III. t;osprI Ncw
>, Canandlgua, Mich, June 2ls, ls53
NIlh '-NnVlng heard OF your celebrated
Arahan llnlmcnt wnsinduc,dt IN trv i,s ,i,,n,s
Im "iy VIE VINO from extreme sw,ilrd limhs,
hashot been able 10 wn IL or do INV husirs.s e.,
ahou, tour years and having Tried nil m. n,o ~,
sRHln' PHYSICIANS IN outparts. and appliei nlI,be
rtneolrs could hehroi tono effect s,lns,wi,b
n'uch diihcu'iy procured one hottlc of your / in,
mem OF !, owen a Co., ofDclrolt MywiCens,d
.Iis' ana ttrelVedSo much btn,.i that h. now be-
glnsto walk will soon be nsw,Il ne ey,r sb.
was oofwi'h respect, WV Nrrcu,Yr.
y pooid not b. riiLoutH for ali I poss,.s
!, nhhelB ScheIlincer, OF WpsCIrs,IT ,0Wn-
sup to''er CO Indiana, have been hndlyn afflicted
WIN hrinla or rupture = 20 years, so badly tina,
dton,s not work more than haltmy time have
tired russ pads, and everything Thai / ,beuch,
would give me relief bu, | found nohing until
,nen your Arnhhn Lnmrnt, and for the frs, few
weeks could goio work in ten minutes ado,
mad made he application. MS il keptthe bowelsun
so eoou wond not be without i, Tor oil pose
ssi ~, wi at,hcs Is healed and am perfectly
wen ma state tins for the hen.ii, of Others simi
lar,y afflicted. ANIEL y. SCHELIINGER
, ms ID to certify that we knew Daniel n
Schell'neer tor four years, ndbrlicve the above
staiementto be true Jouy W,,,,,sos
c.,. w. u, KNIGHT. p. NJ.
s...rt - wv ~ lnu, req IL, 1881,
" ne Quincy Wing, OF 18th March. 81 one
says: '"p''s" '''uoS
S.e,he adveriisemcn'of W. b. Fauell's Arm.
all, and no mistake" Wv s'""'"' es'o
Frn"d and Imposition Erpos,d- Viiia,ross III,
ihs|utta.-trom Col a. q. Garrett. Peoria,
lli;' owner oithe Peoria lious. formerly plnn.
ter's House and one OF the oldestund mos, w." w..
spectacle citizens 'e
=, rms is ,ocerilly tina, hnve known W n,
tarrelltor the last l5yenrs. mud know Inn, he \,
me one,nnI ,ounde and proprietor Of the medicine
knoMh Nv htnblnn Imminent" that have used
abe article, md thn, person named n q F,,-
reh, tony certain knowledge, commenced imi,,.
ung ms valuable medicine ahou, lpnr wears eiirr,,
was hrs' manolacturedby w. y. Fsn-n
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ealEreAcA- ParasQls {:
HOSIERY.

An almost endless variety.
Renlacrs, OF EVERY kind, from l. to SIS p"
1ri 1 f,UHUIgt, IA. Of
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irpCl,!

LH,"Ts q -7TW0r ". N0giV, decN,
pCBLIC n'uc, Is hereby given. that the nm.
drrsigned administrator Ofihecstate Of A..
inur w. Mngll, decd, will attend The comfy
court OF La Sale county, a term thereof, 10 +.
n.,atn a. u,tawa. m sad La Sa lie county and
next when ,nd where all persons having ella ins
ngist sad estate" are hereby requested 10 presen,
the same 'osad cour. for adjustment. ''"'
Juy ID AttNiNurP " NlCrr aJ,,,
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DEATH OF urDGE STRANGE

Hon Robert Strange, who died in Fayetteville,
N e., Feb. 10, in the seth year of his age was ma
tive OF Virginia. He was educated at Hampden
Sidney College, studied law, removed to North
Carolina, and settled in the town of Fayetteville
Ater passing through several grades of State Off
css he was in 1886 elected Senator in the Con
gress of the United States. Wheelers History of
North Carolina furnishes the following sketch of
him. from the time when he went into the Senate.
.'n this illustrious body (Patres conscripti of the
ma ION the efforts Of Judge Strange were of a
highly intellectual character. His in1exbie firm
ness and unwayering support OF whatever his con-
science assured him was right, commanded the re-
spect of his compeers in the Senate. In private cir
Giles his good humor and wit rendered him the vel
come guest of all. He resigned his seat in the Sen
ale in 1870 under instructions from the general as
seuby, glad to escape from the ptiless peltings OF
tue storms OF politics for the more germane and
lucrative pursuits of his profession, of which he is
the pride and ornament He is now solic tor of the
fiifh judicial circuit Of our State The eri ninal
code could not be in safer hands. While. from his
phianthropic disposition, the innocent have 10
thing TO fear he is indeed q terror unto evil do
ers'
Not only in the profession of the law and in the
Senate has Judge Strange been conspicuous but as
a writer he has often been before the public lis
style s highly imaginative, his taste, chastened by
an intimate acquaintance with the approved au-
thors 0f the language OF every age, lie classic and
beautiful. His culogy upon Judge CASTOR cannot
but affect the heart, improve the feelings Eand de-
light the mind OF all who may have the pleasure to
read it'
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The most violent and heavy Saow Storm we have
seen for several years, set in yesterday morning
and raging with undated violence at IL O'Clock
last night when went to press. fit even ceased
before morning, the snow must be of depth to
block up the railroads and impede travel and the
mails for several days.--Sat. Intel. yesterday.
This is undoubtedly the reason why we received
no papers last evening from North OF Washington
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An ARRAY took place short time since, in the
named Brown and an Irishman, in which the for
ner struck the latter with pair OF tongs, from the
effects of which the unfortunate man died week
afterwards. Brown has delivered himself up TO
the authorities, and L. now in the jail in Warren.
ton.
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On Sunday morning last, scarpenter shop on
Wster street. Alexandria, was destroyed By ire
II was owned by Thomas Smith. and occupied By
Thomas Sinclair and Francis Lame,
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The lYashine Sentinel of yesterday. saws:

The Washington Grays, of Philadelphia, had
made their arrangements TO arrive in Washington
this morning, and to visit Mount Vernon tomorrow.
We know not whas effect the heavy snow viii have
on the calculations of these military gentlemen
Certain IL is this Il not good marching time.
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CONGRFSS-MQNDAy

SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate re-
port from the Secretary OF the Treasury, in answer
To resolution of the Senate in relation to the prices
OF various kinds of Iron.
Numerous memorials and petitions were present
ed and referred to their appropriate committees
those against the passage OF the Nebraska bill being
laid upOn the table.
MIR Johnson introduced a bill to organize the
Indian country west of Arkansas into three Terri
tuIes
The Nebraska bin was taken up, and Mr. Petit
spoke al some length in favor of the measure At
ter some remarks from Mr.. Cass, Mr.. Sumner OBJ
tanned the iioortor tomorrow, and the Senate ad-
iourned.
III. or REPRESENT ATIpEs.Mr. Latham reported
from the Committee Public Lands the Senate
bill for extending the pre-emprion privileges to Cal
ioFDia; which was read third time and passed
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, Tuesday, Wednes-
day aad Thursday OF the week after next, were set
apm for the consideration of local business in
relation 10 organized Territories The House went
Into committee on the homestead bill.
The great war winch recills Impending between
Russia and the Western Powers OF Europe has
suggested TO some New York editors the idea that
the object of the two Russian naval officers who
have been for some months in this country, and
are now in New York, il 10 engage American priva-
tcers 70 cruise under the Russian flag. The sug-
gestion is not only extrayagant but untounded To
showtas i Is sufficient to state, as do good
authority, that the officers referred to left Russia
before the troubles with Turkey arose; that the
business OF one Of them, in leaving home, was to
attend Lieut.. Maury's Nautical Convention at
Brussels last summer; and that their joint business
IN New York now Is. to attend to the fulfment of
contract which Mr.. Webb, the eminent ship.
builder OF New York, entered into while in Russia
than year ago, for the construction of line
oi-battle screw-steamers for the Government-Na.
fttcl.
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COFFEE SUGARS. 100 barrels receiv-
~ ing and for sale by
IL 2i--lt TIHSLEYk BRYANT g
ELLIS'E CANTHARIDAL COLL0-
~ DION, q frssh supply. for sale BY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22

VIVA N L E Dat the Washington and
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
FIRE WORKSHOP FEBRUARY. :
an WEDNECnAX NIGHT a. 90
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

THE BEAUTIFUL
PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLS.
wi be exhibited THIS EVENING, commencing ct
half past O'Clock
THIS CELEBRATED Exhibition of the
Il FRANKENSTEINS comprises TWO HUN
DRIED SPLENDID SCENES, giving complete
Geography and History of the
FALLS OF NIAGARA,
Portraying the Rapids the Falls, the Islands, the
Mirror Water. the Grand Rapids, the Whirlpool-in.
Decd the entire region is faithfully spritedIy rep.
resented Nor is it confined to one season-you see
The NIAGARA in Summer, Autumn, Winter Moon.
light
The PANORAMA will be exhibited THIS EVE
MING and every evening this week
E9- Doors open at Z; curtain rises at H.
sB Admission 25 cents; children l2A cts.
fe 90-6tS