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Posr OYrIoE DxrkRrEsSr,
December VI, 1858.
uoposAs for carrying the mails Of tho United States from the
no a is51 10 the inclusive The following
~, received The Contract Obce OF The
Ioue nss D.psrinlen the city of Washington, ust
POS, s of tebuary 1885, he decide st March
49, M 81 on the nnd the iiaie herein specified, VIZ
cora gom Iondon KY, by Laurel Bridge, McLasue's Mill,
0 vun Camp, sviie, fiat Lick, Cumberland tord,
Yellow Gre. f. Cumberland Gap, (renn) fazeweu, Syc
amyre 1b,a jIi, BE Inr staten, aud MarrhaD's Ferry,
~ Ru..clvie 81 and back, three times week, Ia
abor.e coaches monIhs and horseback Tee residue
Isavs ondon Monday Wednesday, and Friday m
Auiys al Rn-selvic days ny IL, M;
Leave Rusiyle Monday w, dnesdsy, and Friday at 2,
- D. III
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New store and New Goods!

Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Establishment
THE having great .ied ia sple did
No 3 Penn between 9th aud i0t
side have the honor the citizens The
Dssici Of Cnngrcss and hr lie generally
opening and have ready inspection superior
articles usually found fist
gentIemens furDish etbsi msnt They enumerne
part
Leay Beebc Genin and fashionable styles OF dress hats
Felt Hats for and boys all size shapes, and prices.
Navy, black and fancy cl"h caps for inen and boys
Undershts and drawers Of slk, iambswool l4
Shaker flannel revot and Scacb wool cashmere, merno
cotton Canton anne &c., arge Of all qualities and
prices. 1t tt
Dress shirts Of linen cotton, with plain aud Frcnch
bands.
Gloves stocks ties suspendes, hosiery Of oil kinds,
pocket bandkerchiels, &c
rohe-, smoking coats and genlemsns shawls
muvs nnd gaan,lets umheias toitot arici. &C.
To all (which respectfully snicit sxliDiaaon feeling
confident that srvrra IN This will enable
trm Inducements 10 sl who favor them with
call.
Fair dealing and moderate prices be relied Call
GEO II. Il " IIirE b co,
Dec 2-esdmf No 33s Pa. between 9h md 10th Of.
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EoRoE w. wOuELr. Attorney ar,, cow.seltorl.t-
49, nn'rd states circuit cour riss,oner commissioners
~, ~ 'onr' nf caima, No. ~ Wall New YORK.
tsr n Hon = Nrlson. jucs itsd states supreme Caur,
y Fish United State, senator; General j. a roten ,.arps
nee oniei States army NJ Blair. solciior Court
city. - 1,ei IN ~ "A an,,.as
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Misses Rockers English and French Board
ing and Day school for Young Ladder, 484 Il
hafxr nan nd iaAica ~

street, between 9th and 7th streets.
5 has been successful
for enhtnnes, convenience beauty
OF grounds In the The
instruction comprises all the branches usually taught in the best
sc
Madame Dorn,an, city an accomplished
French, aniiy,
uJipg pupils acilues language
other particulars may
application 10 the principals or at The bookstores.
RErEREscgs.
Rev. G. d. Cummns, Washington.
Rev. .. w. ffench,
Rev ID. Gurcy,
Hon. w. w. s-st0n, @
r. Il. Fendail 4"
Hon James A. fearce, United States senator, Maryland
Hon A, O. Brown 's :" Mississippi.
Judge B. r., urls, United States Supreme Court.
RI Rev. Alonza Pa,ter, bishop OF feBnsyvana.
RI. Rev q. r. Mellyane, bishop Of Ohio.
Dec f-eod2w
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NOrfCE-iost miscarred, being Quit
Teras, to Gen Riss at Washngou cry warrant Ger
IS G 100 and issued the Commissioner
Thomas ~ deceas.d father md h'ir ~
charles deceased Of Captain Marshas 6rt
Kntoy tNcxcau The undersigned, heir and
JhomN Dement, decreased inIepds 10 apply the
Commissioned OF Pensions duplicate OF such
fRA. q. DEMENT,.
NOVEMBER ~, 1855.
Dec t4-iaw6wt
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DUMMY hooks FOR CIiRIsTmAs--A variety OF comic
uveae books ty Baon kfackemside and other humorous
ansiors. Just received TAYLOR n MAURY's
Dec Bookstore, oh II.
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Metropolitan Ha,iro.d Once.

Metropolitan railroad Ofncc,
Georgetown, December 20, le35
HOsE the metropolitan Iaioad Com
pany call made the 2h 81 Apl
last requested 10 do
thirty Enable The company meet Their
engaged IN prosecuting
M ~ - ~ j. w. DEEgLE,
Dee "a Treasurer
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nx >. 9. mcaulnE. Auct.onser.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
Square auctions. On Thursday afternoon, January ~ al
pemses shall sell valuable property known
First Chutcb located on 3 street me
being south half Of LOT No Is and
,ne whole OF lot square wing front OF 81 feet
dept lots, together with the buildings
and Improvements.
unqucs,onabIe. All conveyanees al
cIst OF purchase.
Terms JAS VI McGuthE,
I5-eO&ds AuctioneeT
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= - -
Circular.

AoEscy or FRsscu SpoLfA CLAIMS,
Washington, November AZ less.
the United OF polisi,ons BY
French the ratification Of hr with France
July 81 ls0las the OF proceeding
redress deem expsden thus
has been concluded aicions voluntarily submit
e 3 70 % hs nam. they would c mixed Sp Win
for many years 10 no other 70 submit them
Ing csanE session expectation
M @ @ oa @ so q on az hs
tribunal VIII grant, ha. reference Of these claims may BE-
The ,hess claims would fully and constantly
eupy board the highest class fer and justice
sss pn" '''" ''''' in s%MEs % c%usTsN AZ
Marble Work Marble Work-Fer sale!
IN IN ss Of s 81 ssr s"a '"S
bed Workmanship % Witch he invites The attention o. s public
viii Gad to their advantage 10 give him call The marble and
lar work can hs Obtained n, North.
Aro, large highly finished MARBLE MAN
'''S' ALEx ,NOER RUTHERFORD
Marble door from lax street, oppo-
Nov it-co3m
i.EoReE WOODS NEW woRK.-Modern Pilgrims,
M s @ ~ ~ syc s" s"s ns
schemhl in America +" volumes. Price s, 75
yspa@ Wa. and by Richard wdre'h, author Of History
caeA story Republican Equality; by Sydney A. Story,
Juit published, or at
TAYLOR X MAURr'5
Nov 25 Boskstore, gih street.
NTapCu RfPAtRs pocket
time keepers OF description, however complicated, skill
fully repaired by competent woskrren
practical knowledge
stieoton Is given,
persons having fine Watches SC, 10 repair
N. w. UALT 4 bro,
32f Penn avenue between 9th and 10Th streets.
T-3in
ENGRAysNG.WeM prepared 10 promptly, and In
IL the ofthe description including
arms crests, notices, SC, on stone.
Card uDd printing promptly executed
M w. GAIT h BRO, Jewellers,
3aa Penn. svenue between 9th and 10Th
Dec 7-3taw9w
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EMuERs or Congress and Wis Washing. .on
W s,e respect uly informed that TAYLOR nAUsY's
Hook and siatonery Htorc
eaatremens Their stock,
impnssna wofks oatue science
and
New books received immediately on publication
Wesky mp,uators from England
Csihoun's Works, q volumes
JsffeTson's Works, volumes
Websiers Works, vo's., autograph edition
kvaret's pTations aud Speeches, volumes
ulays Private Correspondence, volume
r. 4. Pfeniss's Memoirs. 2 volumes
Bnncrofis History Of United states 6 volumes
6iaicrmaas manual, volumes
HIckty's CONSTITUTIONS. volume
leffsrsoD's Manual, volume
The on t''uiions of the United States, | yoIg me
Eliiots Oehaes and Madison Papers, S volumes
MArsh's Ora,or- and Statesmen, / volume
stofys Work., 3 vo umss
Lives Of Chef Jastces the United States volume
LisberS Civil Liberty ard Self volumes
Wm's Lite Of Patrick Henry. volume
ksnnedys Life Of Wiu. 2 VOLUMES
iaiands Life OF John Randolph. volume
Farty Lenders, by Baldwin. volume
DE- me TocaueyIIrs Democracy in America, volume
Ihe Fedrrsiist, volume
.sfsmke Nature Tendency of Free Institutions volume
Constitutional 7 5xt hook, volume
sseys Pssi Present. and Future, volume
nsamans Progress of Na,i volume
.ch'faps American Detatcr. volume
taurr Wealth OF America, volume
- rm'ths wealth of Nations, volume.
'y ascp"n Of American. Eng French stationery
,hhvh Qualities, Al the lowest prices
h""k csfds Engraved and with the rrnmptude
- .. TAYLOR Il SNAURY's,
80" Near 9h street
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n
TEN YEARS ANoNG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from Diary Of Special .asent cfMe Post Office
Department.
2mo, pp Price 81 IS Beautifully illustrated w,h ls steel
p Gi,cne and 70 wood engayings from designs chiefly
with me s sa.sen Of ss sh ss as o.
and en-. o q me spse assas q a ~ M e e
pracca operations post Office establishment, and the
almost Which .k and have o
for tie security Of The mails and the inviolaby u private cores
offered the public under hearty
and universal comnendaion OF thai enlightened and powerful Cen
Brief from OF these many hatene
notices annexed:
The hook will rrove one OF the
vencs and general truth 10 nature will form
pleasant addition 10 our stock Of popular shi ,is,.a,e
We bound concede TO MI obrooks narrative Of b post
Office ne, Of being exceedingly interesting and
entertaining book we have recently
Some Of Mr. obrok tue reea bea, a lat one
life = Boston Post.
This work conends ITSELF by subject every
pS'''' philadelphia Pennsylpanian.
more amusing and at The time, work
kind has been Published in bulletin"
amusing work, which shall make
extract Two 'or the benefit Of the community
N'0''"u' "''' lPMlaaelpAia Inquirer
This book indeed novelty exceedingly open
ing II OF amusemrnt Hartford Daily GoMan
There the Incidents plots and character
sketches Gil dozen nososIehnond Enquirer.
opening rsad The book with
fsntfui preeipiee which hs has stood
Published ny q cowDer.hwai' : Co.. Philadelphia
For sale hy all booksellers and news-agents.
Dec 2e-d6t
Housekeeping Articles.
HE subscriber desires pubic his extensive
Of house furnishing goods which s new rendered
complete in every department., co.'s sting in part Of
cid hand pIan ynir and richly dnher dessert
tea sets hge dinner aud in de-
penr,l perfume bolrs card rveriyers With large variety Of
fancy cies decorate paror, ble, and
IRov-sroNE CHINA.
Dinner and aiso detached pieces
stock OF Edwadss latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American, French Bohemian, such decanie hagons,
liquors ismbtrs bols eess aoa, bowl,
DISHES, sais pitchers, &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets Of hy-one 6y three pieces also,
ivory handled knives only and forks, siecs, &C.
BLoCK-TiN GOODS.
Such as chnfna and nns,
cofes pos pots coffee bigains &c
PLATED GOODS.
Such coe ard tea u, tea sets spoons and orss eassor'
JAPANNED Goons.
such as walters trays plate slop i,rs,
iuhs, cans, &c
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Of Cornelius Baker, Padelpha, Tor sale NJ
the manuiacturers' retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps, girandoes wood tenders and irons brushes
soves coal od ladders door mats rattan goods
waffle Briiannia ronzsd iron goods
Cooking requisites Of almos every Dissertation os,iner WIN
of aud not deemed ne
cessay 10 paficnlarize.
usekeeprs will end decidedly their interest To examine my
fad large assortment IL IN
pledge sell cheap
goods be ed in of The east
y cities
Goods delivered par, Of the Georgetown free Of
charge
Catalogues containing ist Of every article kept for
''' G. w BoTELER
Nov IL 2iaw6wf Iron Hall.
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Of r. X. Brennan General Agent os the
RIcn NAuHyIcxHr scnKnK. a
Capital els 900.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS b.
Draws in Baltimore saturday, December Goth.
rs nuaibefs--l4 drawn ballots
prize ono 100 prizes off, $500
DO . 1900 isoSS rs rs % % ........ , sS 100
,oa do. DO s Ssso ia DO 60 60
100 do ....:..... 500 e5o0 do .......... 20
Certificate Of IS wholes $96a 90
y" no 20 20 halves 90 ~ 10 10
Whole s2D 90 IS W
10 10 Eahtis. 50
As each package Of tickets draw certain amount
sell cerheaes difference between
the tickes and what they draw, which entities the pu
chaser 10 such the numbers draw the
guaranted.
Under each
uhcates of packages Al
public,
faith and utrg and being anhoxad by and under
the survsance Of the officer
the various afford sufficient
the putIic " the fairness with which they drawn.
The responsibility of The
The state for the OF all pzes viii insure the
continued support and approval Of oil who feel disposed
baIk IN these enterprises. sstS sktt
by drafts the cities,
cbas. dIrert.
The oIeiai be all tckss and certificates
ordered, the lottery Official drawing will
be forwarded together with wen aaon OF the result Of the
purchases
The dawn numbers of Maryland lotteries published
by the State commissioner In all The daily In buinoe
Persons addressing The undersigned confidently
having their orders promptly led and e sctcst confidence OBJ
served.
circular containing all the schemes Of the Maryland oees
will be sci any by addressing the undersigned
Address orders FIX Brennan,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Maryland Lotteries.
MAHAsEss' OvvIcE,

MANAGERS, OvvIcx,
Baltimore, December l, 1855.
THE mauagers Maryland
diing tickets would
respectfully call the the public the following hnl
liant scheia~s be drawn In December.
All tickets certificates of Of tickets In the lotteries
Maryland, aphed
Of r. X BRkNAN, General Agent fos the Conirocto
q
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A LADY, who has had several ye ars' experiences tn
teaching situation family in the pistrc' few
will instruction in the bapches
usually English education, music the plano
a French. t
Please reply, the Union
Office, 10 Miss s., Twelfth street, No. 5l2
Deco Y .5a + 7,
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TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

TKEATIsE On ENGLISH PUNCTUATTUN.
Designed m letter writer's authors printers, and Of the
pres the schools and With appen-
containing rules the e capitals list OF atbrevnos
hints and proof r-adpa of proof
Sheets &c Fftl edition. BY john Wilson. l6mo. Price a.
exceedingly valuable book, and copy should
who directly indirectly
the which il all WIN have spoant
and documents well those who write for the
press.
very n exposition of its Of IL
will eqauy surprised knowi-
edge perisa will mpart Caristian Examiner
CROSBY, NICHOLS, X CO.,
Dec la-2aw3w Ill Washington ptreet, Boston.
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f,Ots RENrA prrior and bedroom the first floor,
handsomely furnished, doors nom Kkwood Hause, and
on l2,h street. No 5la
Dec i3--d2w
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MOOD COAL-Go0 COAL Of all kinds and size.
| w hand.
Of hickory oak and pine wood All OF which
| will be sold lowest market prices by
i - r. T.. MOORE,
| West side Of between ID ard e.
| opposite old eand Of Young Moore.
| 2l--3ieof
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Orders tickets and shares and cefthchirs of IN
will the and
drawing will be sent immediately after Over
% al, order
Address P.J. BUCKLEY Agent,
Dec 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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d..
S3S 255 p,izes
No prize less than of tche's.
Tickets St--hnlves so cent.--quasiers 25 cents.
We recommend correspondents purchase packages They
contain number placed wheel have all (l2
3 drawn You have only ticket
handsome prize We good prize four
secutiye packages.
Certificates Of packages Of 90 whele tickets, els 90.
40 25 half do So
DO do ~ quarter do 75.
The Official drawing, certified by will
e all ordering tickets. For certificates address
contractors, ,.e..4 c. MARIN X CO.,
Baltimore, Mary land
full description of of conducting lottery method
c drawing and against przes
ses, will be ssnt any receipt of his address
-. q. N. b co.
Dec e--eodet
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flO CAPfrALIsr~- 100000 vyanted.-Tbe subscribe,
ia drsireus Of cnernP gentleman
comnand from 1900 $40 900 in cash, aid carrying
out vanabe ard other projected
proves,.nt the city o Washington, which
which
will be ioanef preferred, interest
whole
dened Address Engineer, kkwood, Washington
Dec li-d2ws
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Lottery for the benefit offhe
STATE or DELAWARE.


To be drawn Wilmington, Deli on saturday, January 26 1876
combination Of 75 numbers
king tickets and the drawing OF Is ba there WI be 43
the numbers 1900 each
having aud 26 $50 having only Of them
hlsnk fh Of The prizes will have
tllem & o numbers.
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ARNYS SCOSFECrlONERy.--No.s 81 Bridge street, George
IL Now ia the and this IL place IA eng sg
Christmas and New Years cakes such those for which
awarded silver medal by Me rooiap Mechanics nsi
An eiecat ~ hand also, splcadid
Of bon bons, cupd., and fancy goods.
Wa orders all kinds
tainen the shortest notice, and the reasonable
u any part of the District.
Georgeown, ID Q. Dec Is--2w.
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CHOICE supply Of Gentlemen'a dresssng robes, of
II ch figured cashefe French flannel and Turkey red
teus all sizes, just received
GEO II. r. WHITE n CO.'S
Gentlcmen's Furnishing Establishment,
Dec t3--eod2wf 332 Penn av., 9Th 10Th
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no Members or Congress, Cltizens. and Strangers
r. J. STEER Merchant TaiIor 4S5 seveuti Odd
Fellows Hall rspeciu invites his customers nnd all others
goods their supplies
cuhisg prepared usual gentle
clohns order uo notice, and the best style
known o irade. usa
general Of gentemen's furnishing goods always
hand. 5.ss&
Dec 6-3taw2wf
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To Members OF Congress. and others.
TyoR RENrA furnished dwelling house, built
T. convenicnces OF sc
recently with
Apply 4ig l3h g ard
o Al N flee. J. J. MILLER,
Ibec9 9--d and Louisiana
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nW FLORENCE O'DuNSosHUE, oiflcc sas 7th
" street, few doors OF G.
Dee l--dIm
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conssiI Of
81 muslin embroidered chemisetts and sleeves
rs muslin embroidered coaretts and fronts
95 ,lenciennes lacc-irimmed chemisets In sets
Valenciennes lace trimmed coll ~
,J Maltese lace trimmed coilAretts and sleeves
$50 richly emboids red French pocket handkeTchefs
Vaienciennea aud Ma!iese laces, &c.
similar goods, oil OF which
offer such insure rapid sae
We also invite especial attention 10 our stock M ndes conks
Tanas shaw &c. which will be closed reduced prices
Dec 2a-eo4wir HODE, BRO, co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-07-14

Thu New Emperor 81 Bussias
. An American gentleman, who has the entree
at the Court of st. Petersburg, writes in these
terms to . friend 10 New York, largely interes-
ted in steam machinery:
Do not believe that the Emperor Alexander
is Of any softer material than his father Mich.
olas, or that hs will let England and France of
before he has taken the starch out Of them
He either has repeated or very soon will repeat
plainly the offer his father made orr govern.
ment. He will give the United States the
whole Russian America (Which carries with it
immense whale fisheries and unlimited control
of the Pacific eoast) for the privilege Of buying
and fitting out steamships and privateers in our
ports.
agents have been permitted to recruit for the
Ciriueaa army in New York. the allies cannot
complain if the American cabinet acceps this
fine offer. In. case it does, thirty millions of
dollars will be spent among our laborers and
mechanics by the Russians, and our clipper
built ships will find . prompt market. Alex
lander speaks English like one born to il, and
keeps the run of American papers with surpri.
sing accuracy. Soon after bis accession he said
to q party of Americans who were presented to
him, "sur countries have at heart one interest
in common-to cure England other mania for
giving laws to other n~ations."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-07-14
The Corn DOdger

OVA0 WO0801
A correspondent, who signs himself sOmo'
in the Southern Cultivator, has IAN abiding
faith" In corn dodgers. Hear him:
A dodger-what a rich boon it is-what q
luxury, . glorious eommonality. It's the foun.
dation stone-the very bone and sinew Of oil
good living. Why don't people have more dod.
gers and less ginger bread filings! They'd be
tho better for it. There is plenty ofcorn meal,
water and salt everywhere, and that's all you
want. Don't fambls it and chuck it about, and
daub it up with grease, saleratus, egg, pump.
kins, and other ontlandish iummigations-that
sint dodger. Just stir il up with clean water
(and salt ifyou choose) and bake il brown and
crispy, - big - whole bricks, and bring ita.
long smoking, steam hot-that's dodger. And
there's nothing better. It's good with anything
lie good without anything
It's good when it's hot, it's good when it's cold
It's goods5ur the young and it's good for the old
A dodgsr-O, it's . glorious invention!' Irs
the most wholesome diet that ever went down
the throat ofmen. It won't give you the dys.
pepsis nor tie rheumatism. Il won't give YOU
the 'bleoa.' and you don't have to take pills and
othsr sipizsn stuff to work Il of. It's the best
veTuifsess ever invented for children. 1t fat
tsus "little niggsrs"-makeothem grow-and
makss,them strong and healthy--,ry it. There
nothing ahsad Of corn dodgers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-07-14

A Diplomatic Prisoner.-A correspondent
Of the London Times in the East writes:
"A very young and pleasing Russian officer
was lately made prisoner by the English, and
BY his engaging manner very soon became q
great favorite. He il very accomplished, ap.
pears to have a good supply Of cash, and with
great dexterity avails himself Of every opportu-
nifty 70 flatter the English; at the same time he
clevsrly takes every chance of insinuating some
thing Or other derogatory to the French, and ev.
identity does ali in bis power to create . bad
feeling between the Allies; and with some skill
shows what wonders they would do a. Allies
assuring his auditors that the Russians, to q
man, are fond Of the English. l have heard Of
several other prisoners who have acted nearly
the same. 1t has often struck me, when in
company with this sort Of Russian prisoners
that they have been sent prisoners intentions
ally by the Russians for the purpose Of crea-
ting . party in their favor in England"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-07-14

Morning Westoar5.-H. +. James, the pionee,
Of Ja6esville, Wis. Is now living At Union
town, on Humboldt Bay, ID California. He is
one Of those uneasy characters who are con-
Istantiy moving further west. He writes to the
GAINESVILLE Gazetts Of his migratory propsnsi-
ties.
shave been constantly working westward
ill the nasty Pacific has made . stop to further
progress in that direction. In the fall Of 40
my westward progress was suddenly stopped
BY the Pacific: and yet the sun sets west Of me,
and my wife positively refuses to 60 to the
Sand witch Islands, and the bark is starting of
my RATS, and that is longer than ! ever allowed
myself to remain on one farm; 90 that | am Ut d
loss how to act in the present dilemma"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-07-14

As illustrating the fact that infants, It the
period Of their birth. may live for many hours
without respiring. the following case is related:
An infant was born il ths month Of Janu-
airy; it gave no sign Of life; the skin was blush.
and the heat disappeared, little by little; three
hours after birth it was taken out Of the bed.
and carried into another room, which was not
warmed; at evening it was put into s%cofin. the
coffin was closed, but the windows of the room
remained open al night. The body was q.
amined twenty.three hours sitter birth, and, on
placing the stethoscope upon the region Of the
heart, it was heard to sound distinctly, but al
efforts to reanimatc the child were useless,