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GEN ER RAJ N L. w s..

DEArHs-Judge Gould, eminent jurst of Florida, is
dead He served apprenticeship to the printing business
in New Jersey.
Mr.. Thomas H. Stephens, of Newark, formerly secre-
ary of the legation Sardinia died Newark Tues
day morning
REACTION IN THE GRAIN MARKET.--The New York Ex-
press of Thursday says:
reaction has followed the excitement witnessed in the
grain market few days past To sell wheat in any CON
siderable quantities, holders have to concede ten
bushel.
Corn is rather better, owing to the light supplies on
hand.
Flour is from one to two shngs lower
The purchases for export have ceased for the present
PERsoSA-hliss Virginia Hawes (Narion Harland,) the
authoress of Alone and The Hidden PATH is now
stopping in New York She has just returned from visit
TO Boston, and is her way to her home in Richmond
Virginia
Destructive rmE-We learn from the New York papers
that Hccker Brothers Touring mill destroyed by fire
on Thursday The stock comprised about 900 barrels
of -four valued at $oooo 10000 bushels of wheat worth
not far from $ besides 5000 bushels ofm feed Very
little was saved. The mill employed 80 or 35 men, and
has been manufacturing at the rate OF 1900 barrels Of
-four per week. Fully insured.
TuE PENNSYLVANIA MAIN woRKs.--The
main line of the public works owned by the State of Penn
offered for sale sealed will
be received the Office of the secretary of the Common
wealth until Monday, the Gath of December
REMovAL-Dr Brownson is about taking up his resi-
dence in New York. His Review hereafter will be pub
lished in that city.
HoRRIBLE--A letter from TIE Crimea tells the following
tale: vultures are very numerous in the Crmea They
smell the powder and await the coming of the fight to
throw themselves on their victims. After of the re-
cent combas an English officer found the battle
field who bad just expired, pressing in both his
of those birds prey dead like bnse and which be had
crushed in last effort of agony
DISTINGUISHED vIsrER Among the strangers in our
city, says the Hartford Tmes TO its objects of inter-
est and particularly State fair is DR. Hamel of the
Imperial Academy of St Petersburgh gentleman high
intelligence and distinction who is visit to examine
the scie i6c industrial and educational institutions of the
United States. He is at present guest of Col Colt
BANKING IN HARrroRDThe Hartford Courant is inform
ed by correspondents that there no less than
twenty faro banks in full operation in that city and that
there gambling carried there than in any city
Of its size in the Union
RELICS OF A French FRIGATE--The schooner Director
Of Sctuate is dschagng (says the Boston Journal
ut Long wharf some eighteen twenty old iron guns
which were taken from the sunken wreck Of the French
frigate Bisa Fasaat' Good Will This frigae was
1853 OF the time Of the attack of the English upon
the French at Louisburg prevent her FILLING into the
from and half to four and half tons taken up
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shrine Of revolutionary patriotism Let bis memory be eter
nally engraved upon the hearts of bis countrymen.
The memory Of George Washington: Changes and
lutons never a shade upon 1t 10 America
Baron Dek0lbi nation treasures the memory OF he
Philanthropie stranger the willing martyr in the cause OF
human liberty.
Marion, SUMTER Hayne, Pickens, and Moultrie; May
their chvary and love Of country be euaed by the
sons OF the Palmetto State.
John @. Calhoun His name his character, and services
are his truest and highest eulogy.
The President Of the United States the faithful executor
and defender Of the constitution He deserves the gratitude
and support Of the South
The Orator OF the Day, the gifted descendant Of the gal
liant Campbell His eloquence hearts with
patriotic fire. did the laundering Of his ancestor in
spirit his followers seventy five years ago this spot
Woman The last, greatest and dearest gift of God to
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place shell had lodged 10 the boiler and blown il and it's
contents and probably It's attendants TO pieces every
where wreck and destruction This evidently bcra
quarter once.
"The Oldest inhabitnnt could not recognise II now.
Climbing up the Reden which was fearfully numbered
with the dead witnessed the OF the desperate
tack and defence which cost both sides much blood
The ditch outside made sick il was piled up with
English dead of them scorched and baekeued by the
explosion and others laceraled beyond recognition The
quantity of broken gabons and gun carriages here was
extraordinary the ground covered with them. The
bomb proofs were the same the Malakof and in
of them a music book found with womans name in
it, and canary bird and Of flowers outside the
entrance
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Alexandra Boarding school.

I'M thirty will commence
L month, (ociober BESIDES the ordinary
English education, and TIE Lap Creek frnchs
there taught the various branches nat
acompIete and thorough OF namoucs
The supplied with good library
large Of minerals and geological rpecns M extensive
philosophical and chemical astronomical oefVa
good telescope, transit Instrument nsonouhee' eoM,
Trougton's circle, &c, meteorological observatory
laboratory exercised IN various
chemical manipuaops, analysis " minerals so se ana
facility afforded for the ADVANCEMENT o e
in the different departments Of study
The number Of students is limited 70 ABOUT N.Y. sno IN
secure which important in their various sude
prevent from the want OF necessary
there are four three whom graduates OF
College, reside in the family with the stuaens eg me
their and aid only during ne hours
devoed study when nreded be-
AIDES rhrse are aud the teacher OF
drawing sar+... .,., .sa.,,.,.. :.
Of lectures natural phosophY, ~
geology vegetable physiology, ana asfcb esuy,
is delivered Al students during each term.
Circulars Containing fher information be obtained by adj
s '''t''N BENJAMIN HALLoWELL,
HENRY 4. HALLOWELL,
FRANCIS MILLER
o. aElIA
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.


TLe Gro, ou,st;on an GsyD,o,, Eafs Of The Crop, for
i, ~ :, = ss a. - = ~ 49,. = 80. -
80" ie"-Oa"so "'s @ha'o"o W -, : -, Y . :,
roads, dcA lew Gays since we pupsheu inc statement u
correspondent the grain question Germany and now
make additional extracts OF letter from the same cor
respondent dated the Maine September 90
,ess 1850
iooo'
The grain question continues occupy the public mind
The governments oil the Zouveren have granted free
trance To grain and flour and as have already mentioned
America may profit by the occurrence In countries OF
for instance ia part the electorate of Hesse
Cassbere is already severe suffering from scarcity
even a ycreated yphus has begun deciinate the
population of some OF the villages The populace
cusng cornspecuators They have doubtless in the
market up this moment there has been very little
SPECULATION in the article at least on the part great CAPT
tists The chief are the great farmers and ag
ricuturs who have grown rich within the last few years
and have now generally resolved ust If they had formed
true coalition) not TO sell their crops before the
spring
Among conflicting estimates some made here put the to-
tai Of the CROPS of this wear in al Germany only three
fourths of common good years yield But the prices
twice hat they were the farmers who lose
fourth their quantity OF grain, will gain
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LOCAL N T. w 3.

We hear many complaints of high rents and great
scarcity of houses and although sympathze with those
making them the real for their uterance should IN
certain extent be Of general congratulaon We
take nfaibe sign of increasing population, ncreas
business and increasing prosperity With all these COM
plants real hardly keeping with the increased
wages labor with the increased remuneration to govern
ent officials and with the increased value attached
oil products of tho field. Within the last six months the
and dwelling houses in eligible situations have
advanced ten, twenty and even thirty cent In one in
that fell under observation, gentleman
tered $4,000 for tho lease of house which had
only five years At the present time two hundred
houses cheap rents would find occupants within week
The exhibition Of Dr. Beaes panorama of Visits the
Arctic Regions will close this evening. There win be
ira exhibition this afternoon Such of citizens have
not seen this panorama should avail themselves of this the
last opportunity of seeing of the most beautiful and in
structive works of art ever brought to this city,
Our exchanges are chronicing with many expressions
wonder, the fall of in of the western
cities on the 9TH instant Early yesterday afternoon the
good citizens Of Washing least such of them
abroad-were asonhed with small hail storm The hail
stones were about large peas At the present writing
the weather unseasonaby and unreaonaby cold the rude
rough which sweep broad avenues being decidedly
wntersh in their nipping, searching Investigations.
real treat in the shape od-fashioned concert,
offered at National Theatre this evening All who have
an ear or heart ballad singing who appreciate
wit humor and generality of feeling who have love- and
not an aectaton for what excellent in will eagerly
avail themselves opportunity thus offered for the graf
caon OF respective tastes Turner has TASTE feel
ing and voice of purity aud richness. Sanords
broad humor and genuine fun known to all As for Vim
cenzo Amc he requires Introductory flourish to his
dence for his matchess double bass speaks for ITSELF IL the
weather should prove all favorable the National this
ming will be again honored by large, brilliant, and delight
ed audience.
The contributions from Georgetown for the relief of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers foot up the handsome ag
grepate of about two thousand dollars.
Transient visitors and permanent resideners will be de-
lighted to learn painters bnsily engaged in
hiding the sicky yellow front Of the National Theatre under
eate ana sober suit brown. While Manager Jarrets
improving hand at work. be should demosh the rghttn
wooden monstroty through and from which the voarie of
the drama have to enter emerge. Let have light
elegant iron verandah in its place.
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u Il FICIA L..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August ., 1880
Notice hereby given holders loan authorized
by the act 1885, edeemsb after the 18Th November,
whole OF that stock viii be purchased Sy
this previous the 3ot November next
per premium will be paid In addition the sums
ia the certificates
Of Other loans of the tned
sates that 3ie0eD vi
during period at The following ales
l642 premium OF 10 per cent Tor eh
of si7 and s4s premium OF 10 per cent? and or
1850 commonly called Texasndm-
nifty stock, premium OF elk per cent
win aso be allowed the stipulated IN the ceh-
Gates settlement here WIN
enable the Teasuer DRAFT 10 reach The parry
Certificates department under the present no.
lice should he duly assigned 10 TIE United states by Inc parry cru
tied 10 receive tho purchase money
Payment will be made by drafts the assist
New Philadelphia, The parties
entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dinNov30 Intel. b Start
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SALES TO-DAY.


Uv a GItHtsN, AuetIonetT.
ucTIoN SAFE nv ,eapER or THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
United States - fhe washington Atse's..'a sls
urday October 49, shall sell = ~ oN'oeh, AZ ue ""s"hsa
Arsenai, following Stores 49,,
field carriages, FOUNDERS old pa eash 1870 49,
carriage, perfectly sound, wht1Ns WIZ Masr a'a,
wrought ong.e and iongce ehN4Aa S-"F4ep ;
would good farm wages ~. y
caissons, poundofs, Gael, wheeled cAfss s'uh1A
would ma good farm wagons
1875 lbs iron, good article
300 ibs scrap steel, Old hles
81 posts, ready prepared for fences
fee yellow pine pter, perfectly sound
6Os4 oak 10 inches ~ by ~ nehts aViA
two horse carriage
I sling wagon, old pattern, but very gooi
cling cart, buggy. biouKhs ! coulter
! two-horse sleigh, good and sound
Terms cash. In specie oI lis equivalent $3.50,
Oct 7-dls fstarl
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by j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneor.

n AGNIFTCENT ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANOS, BPLENntn
unurc elegant brocace and lace curtains,
plate mirrors, fine family carriage, matched gray
On Tuesday morning. October I'D al " ~
ltth
his elegant furniture and effects, VIZ ~, r,,.
octave grand piano, by Ead cost
St 900 in London.
Two elegantly carved funtpre each con-
cbairs, nnd Twelve pstor
cba one rich and gold brocatele he other
with silver and blue embroidered sam , ~,
Suites of beautiful bocatele window curtains 70 maen, ~
throughout satin, with rich lace curtains, CORDS ana
Two supeb cirame plate plate 90 by "
Superior bronze and gilt French mnniel clock -, -
Two beautiful 2aeht gilt and Bohemian glass chandeliers ZOE
candles
Fine velvet, Brussels, and Venetian carpets ,
Number of beautiful eDgravings III han dsome s HalAes
Walnut extension dining table, sideboard
Mahogany hair spring sofa and chairs
French china dinner, dessert, and tea sets
Silver plated castors table cutlery, gassware
Mahogany and walnut CHAMBER furniture
Superior curlcd hair mattresses, husk do.
Festher and hair holsters and pillows
Toilet towel stands. looking glasses
MnrseiIes quilts, bnnkets, comforts
Handsome damask and chintz curtains, &C.
Mahogany book cases and secretaries -.
Mahogany revolving and other Office chhts &c
Together excellent assortment OF kitchen re-
quisitcs.
AT OK O'CLOCK,
premises, shall sel handsome and oony
French baronche, built by Lawrence, OF New YORK
superior matched carriage horses aDon SIX yeS
old, fine style and action, and perfectly sound
buggy wagon suitable for or four persons
One get silver plated carrinRe harness
One buggy harness, horse covers &c. .n,.
Terms $50 and UNDER cash over that sum creit OIL ~
JAS. c, MCGUIRE,
Oct6-d Auctionoer.
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BY ELE II A II IL .
PenusyIranio Election.

PHILADELPHIA October l2.-As Tar as heard from the
democrats have gained four State senator's and forty mem
hers of the legislature Never did the enemies of democracy
meet with a more overwhelming defeat
The from Lancaster county are fairly asoundngn
county which gave majority last OF 6263 for the know
nothngs gives small majority Tor the democratic can
dda for canal commissioner The democrats of Lancaster
have likewise elected their county treasurer and two out OF
the Eve assemblym
Columbia county gives about COO majority for Plumer
Carbon, 400; Fulton, 200.
Centre gives 200 for Nicholson.
The democratic gain in Wmots district is about 1000.
In the senatorial district composed of the counties OF Ly
coming Clinton Centre and Sullivan Dietrich (democraD
elected Deenbach and Beck (democats) elected to
the assembly in Clinton, Lycoming, and Potter.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

General Land O1ice-Repor Of the Sapeyor General Of
annual report for 1855 of the surveyor gen
eal Louisiana has been received by the Commissioner
the General Land Office 1t contains tabular statement of
that State of liabilities of the depart
nent list of the proposed surveys estimate of the funds
be appropriated for the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1851
list of swamp lands the State of Louisiana and list
persons commissioned deputy surveyors for that district
This is the first report for 1866 that has been received
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BALTIMORE, Oct l2.Flour is dull and sales
portedHo and City Mills held SIS IS, but
buyers. Wheat has declined centsgood prime whites
So 81 05j reds, 81 IS 81 s5 Corn is hrm and prices
unchangedgood white and yellow 80 90 Provis-
ions dull. Baconshouders 1921 cts. sides, is 1914
cts. Meas pork, $2l prime $50. Lard in bbls l cents
in kegs, 1919 cents.
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Oct 2--lmhw&cp
National Medical College,

Washingfon d. O.
hiry-fouh of lectures win
Monday 22d of October 1885, and end the Let Of March,
1856.
Miller, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM p Johnston d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley NJ d. of Aiaea Medea Therapeutics,
and Hygiene.
Jno Fred May NJ d., Professor Principles Practice Of
Surgery
Grafton Tyler NJ d. Professor OF Pathology MED
M ofLincai Medicine.
Lewis H. Steiner NJ d., Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Edward NJ. Scott, NJ. D., Proscctof and Demonstration.
Thomas Miller, VI. D., Dean.
similar in Europe desks from
the and the clinical
under the roof.
The full lectures. 900
Practical Anatomy by the demonatra
Matrcuaing fee, payable only once
Graduating
Admission medical and surgical clinic without charge
will be in the evening
enabling engaged in business during the morning
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d.
Dean Of the Faculty.
BMedcn students desiring situation resident student il
ColeEc) make application by let
Riley at the Washington infnpay
who will give any information that m ay be DESIRED
Those making early application
be chosen before the LIST Of October
JuIy 7, 1855.
July 10 eodtlsNovdhsw
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ny G. w. HorELER, Aurt,oneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON STREET. gi-
y auction Oa Saturday aitenoo
October 49, shall cell the premisss at ~ O'Clock lois Mo-
Davidsona subdivision NO, aO, honuns -
feet inches between l4h and 5th Streets deph l
feet a 20-feet alley
desiring bnid Is particularly
They the Immediate vicinity ~
considered among The mo desate
building lois In the city,
balance in two, and three years.
for bearing of the
Q. w. BoTELER,
octlo-at Auctobecr.
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New singing Book for Iss5-'58.

One 1housuud Tunes and anthems.
wOODBURY's fvpat work. The Cytharn for sale by
i. sellers and music de generally.
publisher will receipt postage stamps
single copies teach ss and prepay
thereon. y. j. HUNTINGTON, Publisher,
oct6-endlts ~ Park Row, New York City.
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Hsapa Fcs.net. q Iri,eon.i,,.

CHICAGO, Oct H.Accounts from northern WISCONSIN, in
the vicinity OF Lake Winnebago and Fox river state that
tremendous foundations have taken place. by late
storms Thousands Of of hay large quantities
Of grain have been swept off, Approximations felt for the
safety Of the whole mill property Of that section.
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nv J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING THE Of
InteIleencer public aucion-OD Mon
afternoon October 2d ~ O'Clock in front OF The premises
No. 43l, fronting seventeen
north the Of 7 street, running back
seventy alley the side Tue im-
consist brick dwelling house, with Fng
in the front.
of street. adjoining the National Ineigenrer office
Terms residue twelve and eighteen
'' '"' JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Oct II--rod AucHoneer
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POST OFrICE DEPARTMENT..

Observation-Disclosures post Office at Pennington, Marion
county Florida, has been reestabished and Gison d.
Jones appointed postmaster by the Postmaster General
DiscoutinuedThe post office at Bailcys Mills, Gordon
county Georgia, has been discontinued.
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Illinois State Fair.

CHICAGO, Oct 1I.-About fifty thousand strangers from
different parts Of State here in attendance upon the
State fair.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecber delivered lecture last eve
ming before audience. Senator Trumbuli is
nounced to speak tonight.
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Decision IN the IyRliaason imprisonment Gaze.
PHnApELPHrA, Oct. l2.Judge Kane this morning detv-
cred the opinion of the court adversely to the reception OF
the petition OF Jane johnson 10 quash the writ Of abas corr
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ps in the Passmore williamson ronoaneing her TO
have no aas in the court and being entirely Without Its
jurisdiction.
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uTANTED.-a copy of the American Archives, In
large volumes for which reasonable price will be paid
money books broken might provided it
lained The earlier volumes.
Oct 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ron IsENT-That handsomely situated the
corner and New York avenue. For terms
apply 10 ., ,,,,,,r,
Oct 3--eodh EVAN HUehEs.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The steamfigate Saranac, Captain Long at Spczza
on the nth of September The Congress and Constitution
had not then arrived
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rKENERAL AGENCY AT WASfiINGTON-Ihs sub
VI scber, formerly Of Richmond, Virginia. having esm5spe
an doors in ifonf OF the treas
u Department. tenders his services TO claimants upon me eove
especially revolutionary services, and for land pouhnes
ard pensions under The recent acts ofCongfesa i,
has, perhaps only which made TO me I'M
pense revolutionary papers the fret auditors oee ~
,chmond He index the IN Gil
public Offices Capitol Of Virginia. These ana the
years experience
tile him ptrused him he just be w be
able where the claimant himself mny be ehieiy
unable do II. - ,co....
For of Sd March 1855 giving 100
all battle who served i-nftesn Gays
charges will be very moderate. FELlA kiohAhpe'
RsrERKscHs.
Hon. Henry A. WISE Accomnc, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia. -
James Heath, Commissioner of Pensions hehmond,
Virginia.
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John y. fendlefon, Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. o.
William J. Ward, ESQ.,, Baltimore.
Lewis Tniherlabe, esq, New York.
March 7--d&cply'
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ANUS EN- Il N It s.
National Theatre.

Prices Of admission pasques so Family
circle second Gallery 80
cents Cooed gallery % Proscenum boxes $40 and
Pfyate boxes, So Orchestra seats 81.
No extra charge FOR reserved open from
O'Clock.
Curtain rises al 4 10 O'Clock precisely
Grand Concert by IL. y Turnsr,
The celebrated American ballad 5inger, with
Gig Nineenzo Amc double performer and
s. Sanford, la popular comedian and Sanford
Opera House. Philadelphia who viii appear
s"fees Introducing national Of
land, Ireland, aud Scotland also popular Ethiopian
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Sgno VinceDzo preside M the piano forte,
Saturday eveain1, October 10, 1885,
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Great sale of Town Lots in Kentucky city

IN Monday, October 1885, of lots Kentucky
commence, public outcy, from day day
disposed The rapid growth and future pros
being the prominent object propretors
will be sold without reserve,
LIBERAL TERMS,
both time and manner of payment.
This cosnty Of Hickman
tucky upon Mississippi river, miles
be + y p (.