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Hiss Rrookc's English aud French Boarsinc and
Day Schools, no. I3s E'cnnsylvania avenue.
MISS BROOKE, fhadelphis, having taken
Ill OF 1911 street aud fcnnyvania In the block
known the seven Buildings will Monday September
o 1885 boarding and day school for young ladies' Many years
experience acquired The first institutions the North,
which she will May's Hail. Burlington New Jersey and
the Episcopal Female Philadelphia, enables her to offer
advantages in the organization Of her establish
The history, and literature OF the English lam
will her system OF education
languages be taught by the beet profess
and in French especially facility will be afforded for the
acquisition of Partisan and pronunciation Circulars,
other be had the principal book
stoies or Of miss Brooke, No. AGA u street,
The Right Rev. Aonzo Potter, d. ID.
The Right Rev. c. w, Doane, ID. ID.
A. Dallas Bacle Superintendent Coast Survey
Joseph Henry, Secretary Smithsonian Institute
Gen. John Mason, Washington, d. q.
William w. t,orcoran esq ID. q.
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General
Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania
Woodward Judge Of The Supreme Court of Pennsyl
Hon Geo. Vail, NJ. c. New Jersey.
Ny friend Brooke es,mable lady, of geat intel
teacher and whose accomplish
English ature especially eni!te her high cons,dea-
on ALONZO POTTER.
June 90 Ct
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MAY %, 1855.
June l6-la w3wA


NOTICE Of the aIscopttnuance OF the United States
Dixon lneis-Under the provisions Of the
act OF Congress June $780,
ever The quantity of public land remaining any land
trict shall be reduced number hundred
thousand shall be the duty OF the Secretary Treasury
discontinue the land ONCE for suck districts any
such district shall remain unsoid
Of aIand cs shall subject at somc one OF the
Office which the scrray Of
the Treasury sn notice and nm section
OF the approved 9TH September
OF the Treasury continue district the
Of Of The
quantity fand unsod In such district
bred thousand when hts opinion
required BY public convenience ia order close the
act on subject approved Jsns S0
duty ADORE required Aas been dsoipsd the
feriorb ~ tact to establish As Acss approved 3D.
March, 1919:
Notice accordingly hereby given OF reports from
the land ohtee Paesinc Quincy Edwsrdsve Chicago,
Dixon, that the vacant land In each Of
low hundred thousand scvey of
Chicago, and Dixon OF discontinued ma
the lands remaining unsod the 81
made subject safe at the land Office Springfield the seat OF
government in said 0tnto. t}4 4f ~ ~
remaining unsod unsppopraisd BY law and subject
private entry within the limits Of he Districts dsconncd
will be subject entry heretofore
the date the receipt OF this notice By hs registers
OF the day which will be appca
lions for entries ofany such lands at their Office.
gE tl 1854 ssf4 jos. .. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of tn. General Land once.
rrn g,lSS5
sggc teN~taw6w 6aF Ns 81 III
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United states Mail.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States
LIST day of October 1885, 3D june 1852 inclusive
STATE of North Catoa will be received the Contract Office
The Post Office Department, the of ashng.n, Mon
day, the 21h August $780, oil 8, ito be decided day
5000 From Rieigh by Barclayvie Aveybeo Kyles Landing
and Mays Garden fayetteville, CO miles and back daily
in oui-aorse coaches.
Leave Rsleigb daily ~ pm;
Arrive At Fayetteville days by 7k am;
Leave Fayetteville daily
Arrive at Raleigh days by
For OF bid certificates also for
&C.. advertisement inviting proposals mail
Virginia, North Carolina, dated January 18th,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DErARrsHsT, July 81, 1855.
July 22-lawfw
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United states Mall.
FLORIDA.

PosT oFucg DEPARTAssT, July Q, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying mails OF the United
La of October, 1885, h day OF June, ls59,
ave, the following the State Of FLORIDA, the
will received AZ the Of the
Pest Office Department. ia the city Of Washington, mil
Goth August less, be decided on the next day
Camp Ixad by omoaassn, Bay Port 40 miles
back, twice week, IN twohose coaches.
Leave Camp lizard Wednesday aud Saturday, az am;
Arrive at Bay Port same days by o
Leave Port Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Camp lizard days by
CESS Long Pond by Clay Landing Waukeeneh 100 miles
and back, week.
Leave Long Pond Monday AT 6a m
Arrive al Waukesnah pext Wednesday BY 6pmi
Leave Waukeenuh TbuTsday al 8
a Long Pond Saturday by
For forms proposals. ard certificate also nsIfue
requirements (enbaeing conditions 10 be Incorporated
in Ito sues department deem
inviting
The southern staes, dated January ia, 1885.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
InlvI ~ ayAu and Star
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DOCKS FoR AUCTION

DOCKS FOR AUCTIoN.-rho undersigned has separated
bis number obooks various SUBJECTS old
editions duplicate Others which, for varioss reasons
salsble 81 their original prices
Of the beet books IN tbe
juvenile books novels,
books hooks Of miscellaneous
the proper season
they purehasrd a private sale NJ ms
auction half when they are worm bal
price quarter price when they not ho 49,,
June 30 FkANth iAfboh'
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NOTICE is hereby given that certificate No. L, Is
" sued by the Washington Turnpike Company for hundred and
sixty shares u stock said nf Thonas
Canphin. having msad application win be
the Office Of the a,d eonplny Geoaetown D. c. the fifteenth
day August 1885, tho renewal certificate
.t I## q. G. WILLIAMS,
July ld-Iawiws Trustee Of Thomas Campin, deceased.
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plays by Anna Cora Mowett, author OF AutobloR-
raphy Of an Actress. Price Q5
The Hour Of the Man, by Harriet Marneau Price 3k
America and the Americans, by w. T. Baxter, esq NJ r.
Fairy Tales OF the Countess DAulnoy r. blanche,
and Illustrations by Gilbert.
History Of Prcstcra Nations Hewitt.
School Of Life. by Anna Mary Hewitt. i.
just received II TAYLOR 4 MAuRYss
Nay 3I Bookstore near 9Th street,
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Orphans Court, May a2, 1856,

Orphans Court, May 22, 1856.
DIsrRIoT or CotuMBIA,} - ,.;,.
Washington county, - "'''
IN the of Catarne Ecklof ADMINISTRATIVE Joseph
Ecko deceased The has, with the
appreciation of the orphnns Of Washington
tct Of Columbia appointed 90 day Of July
the final settlement and distribution OF
deceased the hand far col
ieced and arncd money creditors
said deceased notified of Wash
son cy with their claims properly voucsd they may
by law be excluded from benefit
copy this order be published weeks IN The
LINTON" previous to said ID day July next.
Test ED. w, ROACH,
#rs Register Of Wills.
True copy
Test: ED. w. ROACH.
MAY %, 1885,
jane l6-law3w*
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NAVY DsrAKrxEsr,
Bureau OF Consuueuon, Equpt Nc,
cEALED PROPOSALS. delivering ve-oak frames
O one % &c ssiyl.d a each q hs 1 os
mouth, NJ Twill be received al tins bureau unu 'he ID Sp
fnese proposals endocd Proposals. for live OAK
aud addressed 20 the Bureau 0 con,et'o thai thsy may he
whole Frame lhl thousand cube feet and
The form OF which Is herewith given suree esaated
amount w be required 70 sign e contract ane a. ana
delivery fully completed In all dslvs
s" ss s 81 % s s .s and '
win be withheld such further amount IN addition 10 The hneen per
the public until
principal and dcu portions shall he delivered 1hs
~ns" applosd By The he yard
paid By such navy agent a, ts contractor may name within 'f
Il viii stipulated if default be made by the
W and at The aud place provided then and thai case the
and w sa pay 20 oI,sd
the contract price there agreed upon a. the price be pad
be recovered retained at any time om u said parties Of the
The lumber mus, drawings which
the viii be fnnshes and work TO ncuds and beveng
thadelpha whole from growing within
HE frame timber may promacuou,
straight but ouchewed The mould
way showing face Of Two thirds The siding the timber need
The mouis and hold The dwellings beveg
II Se s% n s a as viii be IN the
will be allowed provided the pieces viii bold that but no
will be paid for.
siding apron fore deadwood deadwood
side 20 inches in the largest place. and
e a1Gas . = d Of the ner one
side Ia inches, and the remainder l3s iaches
The Of the door timber . mould m Lehes at the hoor
head IA inches, aud AT the plank shear inches.
mdshp dead fiat floor timber has curve Of IL inches N
inches in feet 81 in 10 feet; the fourth
inches in l feet aud HE top timber 10 inches ~ y feet
risk Of The contractor 10 me sna
Inspection the entire approval Of The bureau and al 70 be ee'
disposed offer for more than one ship will
mako separate proposal for each
FORM OF OFFER
ne sne eLeoy as'es :" @ i've
ship thirty thousand cubic feet be
bureau Of consrucion Of The date June 1855,
STEMS s,eu'son deadwood. stern post knees
........... $500 cubic feet, at per foot-s
Frame timber Of all other
Promiscuous timber, amount IL
Total amount. 30, 900 3
CTo,aI value be written in words.)
and the contract navy agent
--, for signature and certificate.
tDac) (signamre9
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Ini e s guaranty as s cn:s the
bid be accepted they WILL within ten days after the
naed execute good and
suretes in said shall fail to enter into contract as aoe
guaranty make good the difference between the offer of
the said - and that which may be accepted
Signature of two guarantors. 4 - y
(Date) tsigna,ure)
BE- signed ytAe United States district judge Uad STATES
district Attorney co1eeor navy agent and no ohra)
June 22-law6w
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THE rule authorizing posimases whose Offices entitled
De furnished by the department with signature post bills
printing and
from and ner this date win be received TOT that purpose
BY department. 1890 JAMES CAMPBELL.
Jpne af-l--3w POSTMASTER General.
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CHURCH SEavycEs.--Messrs. TAYLOR MAURY have
u lust very beautiful editions OF e Common
PRAYER, complete Church Service, bound 10 PARIS
. jane II Bookstore near Nihh street. ).
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MEXICAN HOUSE, street, Hosecn; by
Lewis Rice Reha enlarged and elegantly urhed possessing
ion Of the travelling pubic.
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mo. 1851

NOTICE OF the establishment All additional land
IN Office in the State OF Wisconsin.
In pursuance OF the act OF Congress approved February 81 1855
additional dsic,
Wisconsin," embracing all part the present WILLOW
RIVER lying ofthe line dividing townships
ne be called the Fonp
district hereby declared and made known TINT The land Office
the United States Mt SUPERIOR CITY, in said State.
Given under hand the city OF Washington this 2s day
April, A. ID. 1850. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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nUANTNG Hooks, from Paris and London Imported
direct By the undersigned, various kinds and descriptions
Landscape Drawing Flowers Animal Lite, the Human Figure,
Perspective, Architectural Drawing, Drsughing NC, &c
May 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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VIM. NJ. Merrick,
ATToRsgY AT LAW,

WILL practise in supreme Court of the United saes the
Of claims and several courts OF the District Co
lunbi1.
Dec 27-3tawt
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NEW EDITION or DSCfSENs's Complete vyorss,--
The complete works Charles dickens in Five
volumes ~
Missing Miriau Avcngar; Mrs. Emma
E. N. souibworth Paper, 81 !; bound, 81 25
The Pckwick Papers complete. Price 50 cents
published aud d TAYLOR 4 MaURY'5
May27 Bookstore, 9Th street.
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Treble Patent Improved Eyelet Mac

EIRST paent-combinnd stock.
Second paent-sef feeding with eyelets.
Third pntentpatent improved hsener fivetng both Sides
All parties cyele machine strongly
mended but Lpman' Improved which daci
ddy the best brought before e pubc possessing
advantages, viz:
1t is strong, durable, liable Of order.
II punches the hole wel 1T oyelet
lion cinches the eyeet both sides.
saves ue The &C. need not be reversed turned
cnch the eyeiet with
machines.
II useful to the merchants filing away papers, well
attorney the shoemaker, tailor lner
merous Others, and IL very laborsas machine.
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR & MAURY.
May 30 Book nd Stationery Store, street
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Acting Commissioner of the General Ii
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of enption to any Of Tbs
within townships and of townships above enumera
required establish The TO The Satisfaction OF me regis
az az seeing notice. and before the day
the pub'c sale OF the lends
hracng the tact claimed claim will be forfeited
s JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner General Land ONCE.
July ga lawl3w Intel. and Star.I
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A UTOBtOGRApHY of Aragoy vol. London, 1856
IL Philps's Worlds beyond ths Earth vol London, 1856
Aierandria hei Schools; by Chas Kingsley VOL 1853
The Philosophy OF Universal Hsoy by the Chevaer Bun
= vols. London 1853.
burns Monumental History Of Egypt; vols London, 1885,
Hardwick's Sb Hing Peerage Tor 1855.
A Shiilng's Worth Of Magic; by Professor Anderson
Daniel &c Foe and Churchill; by John Forster. vol 1855
Heasihe History Literature, and Art of tue Greeks from
the German OF Jacobs vol. 1855.
Poies Ninevehts Ancient History aud Modern Explorers.
vol. 1855.
The Curiosties Of Lonlon by John limbs. vol. 1855.
With many English books by last steamer by
June IA FKANCk TAYLOR
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GOLD silver fine steel and plated spectaces glasses Sc
all focuses, with pstocal pcscoprc and parabon
long
adapted to the eyes OF wearars.
NJ. w. GAIT s. BRO.
3a5 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Witness !:

hereby certify ahove-named a and c known
property and able make good their
(Date1 (Signaiure)
sned district Judge, Uaed STATES
district attorney, collector, napy agent, and ofAera)
June 22-lav6w
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GENERAL TEXr BOOK ensinesfs
u architects land and Stewards their
lions md for the and guidance of
and others The Improvement OF landed
instruction, tables for
aud levclng, arfcers'
useful matter by
Edward and Professor Dom
adson Of works agcu.ureihe whole complete
in I vol Imported from London by
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

Tho undersigned, -, Of, in the State of -, and -, Of
- hereby guaranty that, in the forego
bid be accepted he or they will within ten days after the re-
the Office named desig
naied execute with good sufficient
shall fail
difference the offer
the said - and that which may he accepted.
Signature Of two guaranors. q n
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Total value be written in words.)
Should offer be accepted request to be addressed at
the forwarded TO the navy agent Ut or 10 me
, for signature and certificate. IL
(Date) lsignafure)
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FORM OF OFFER.

r., of the State Of - hereby agree 10 furnsh and de-
United States navy yard The whole OF the live
for sp estimated thirty thousand cubic feet be
conformity with the advertisement OF the
of Construction OF the date OF Cad June, 1885, viz
STEMS apron, scnson desdwood stern post senpost knees
deadwood knees keesons, and hooks estimated 10
$500 cubic feet at per foot-S
Frane timber of all other
kinds, estimated at..... IN, 400 (" at per loot
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VIRGINIA Pay and Hiuster-rois Of militia e,aftied
70 land bounty under the act Of Congress OF September 2o
1885, s5r
Bevsry's History OF Virginia.
Ruihn's Agricultural Essays Sc
Transactions Vg State Agricultural Society Vol l.
Burke The Virginia springs.
moorman the Virginia Springs.
Fie,chers Studies Slavery.
Fiavel's Works 1 vol
Cummings Minor Works. 3D. series.
Scimitz's Manual of ancient History.
Howitt's History Priosicran.
LIE Cure Social aud Religious Customs in France
Woman in the Nineteenth Centuy by Margaret Fuller ossol
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
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u ANTHONY, No. 30s broadway, New York. man
Ia of apparatus, mangs,
plates, chemicals, frames and
caope and chemicals for pcnres and male
rias Of every description.
Case makers supplied
Harrson's celebrated also Voigiandc Shcn
always hand.
1903 Broadway, June IT, 1854.
oO--dlyears
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NEW BOoNs Avs TAYLOis g MAuMY,

TIE BOWS REVIEW for May.
IL Frank Lcses Gaze,,e for May.
The Ina and Outs OF Paris By Julie de Marguerittes
The O'noherty Papers, by the late Wn. Maginn 2 vols.
McEligott's American Debater = - u
Mays FRANCK TAYLOR.
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LATEST NEWS.
.,,,n the Richmond Wing.
rdiforiai Conrention and supper.

Editorial Conrention and supper.
E,urned meeting of the editors of Virgin
Al D,,',,9rarily soioarning in Richmond, was held
F. T." /, xcha,ige Hotel on Wednesday night. DR..
! ~ e;n. of the Fincastle Democrat,resumed the
| and called upon the committee on business
fl"' ,nort. Mr.. Cochran. of the Charlottes-
II ,Iyocate. chairman of the committee arose
~ Tod that he had no report to make. Thus
sany,ntion found itself in condition of some
II oY ,ment, and while every member was
'oa., ing the matter in his own mind, Mr.. Bal
.nnparcd at the door, and asked the gentle
1" III Idoscnt to proceed to another room, to
,;ob they readily assented. On arriving there
\ acn ,f the most gratifying description broke
.cea ,he;r vision. Tables laden with all the lux
po" ' g the season, fish, flesh, fowle and fruit
- '.1rv dpcanters scattered here and there.
i" I'm arranged with the utmost precision,
a,'atraigbtwav every one supposed the meeting
'nlIe1 TO discuss the subject of internal i'm
mraf. Without ceremony tho editorial
e virginia sat down, and did ample JUS
f'fPa t,c lnxuries which had been provided by
pee .;odness of the enterprising and liberal host
, 'r.ar the supper came sentiments and speech
iL;ol, profuson, insomuch that it would
IL heen hopeless task to have taken a full re-
ave ~ ~ tho benefit of our readers. The whole
or OK nassed off delightfully."-, and we are sure that
aa Al Gentleman present derived some pleasure
t' ,Io mutual interchange of good feelng:-
:, ~" ara no, entirely certain that there will ever
a"atber Editorial Convention in Virginia, but
ava very sure that there can never be one of
~, ~ complete harmony and unanimity of SEN
&iment. ,,,,o.. &C .,a RAJ,
;al Convention:
~ uopkns, of the Fincastle Democrat, Eyre
lnn;n of the Stanton Republican; Mr.. Boyd,
.In Clarksville Tobacco Plant; j. l.. Cochran,
na charlottesville Advocate: Jas. Alexander,
s,ho Charlottesville Jetfersonian. Charles lr-
NO, of the Lynchburg Republican; MIR. Gilman,
So Wheeling Times Francis Omahany, OF the
nr.burc Express; DIR. Baeby formerly of the
yncbburg Express; G. w. Clutter, formerly of
Wheeling Argus, Mr.. Waddell of the Staun-
Nv snoctotor Mr.. Stevens of the Rockingham
i.ater;Mr. Winn of the Wytheville Telegraph;
Heath, formerly of the Whig Messrs. Gil
or and Mauzy; of the Staunton True Americans
n II. Brunei of the Abingdon Democrat, Ro
Il Hughes of the Examiner; VIM. +. Richie of
h. Enouircr VIM NJ. Somple of the National
s@a1can; Jas. A. Cowardin of the Dispatch; Ro.
Irdgwav. of the Wing; Jno. r. Thompson of the
Ennthera Literary Messenger, Messrs. Wilde
md Keau of the reportorial corps.
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The Fact .OEciaiiy announced.

The charming and beautiful Eugenie, the
ely and lawful spouse of Louis Napoleon. is
ftanlv in a condition, which gives promise of
incrense to the ROYAL Family. The Moniteur
Paris newspaper. announces the health of the
mpress in the following terms:
France will learn with as much JOY as graft
leto Providence, that the Empress is pregnant.
it. happy eyentwhich promises to the Emperor
/ only satisfaction which was wanting to his do
sic happiness, is anew guarantee of the sta
(yofour institutions. Every one will address
to Heaven, and prayers for the pre-
|yation of tho health of the Empress, and for
fulfllment of the hopes of the nation"
|Iho Royal Prussian Gazette states that Queen
|coria AMI Prince Albert are to stand goliath
and godLlother to the Prince or Princess which
shortly expected to increase the Imperial fam
! Of France.
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Slate Agricultural Society

There have been several meetings of this
,,jv bel] in the African Church this week, the
,lncipal object of which seemed to be to dis
mss tbe merits of the Amended Constitution,
admitted by committee for that purpose ap-
onted in lieu of the present one. The prlnci-
\ object is to have the business of the Society
Ino by limited number of representative
Iosqn by the members by ballot instead of by
e Society en- masSe as at present. On Wed
[slay night vote to indefinitely postpone the
|r Constitution, was argued at great length
|nv gentlemen who have been known III the
|mcls IF the nation, and since turned farmers,
70 part in the discussion.
l.. Sat the meeting of the Society last
|,l,, resolution, offered by Mr.. Nowlan of AL
|arle, was adopted. continuing all the old Of
rs for twelve months longer.-Ndtion@
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Fun Their Cali ornia News.


we :, make the following additional extracts from
ouf California files 10 the 9th ult:
From CALlFoRNfA
. Durlhs the last quarter the coinage at the
'"u fahciseo mint amolnted to 81 81 ,7lD, all
tn so,d except s63,l p in silver. The deposits
''r the same time, in gold, were s7.o056l7.
Lieut.. Thomas +. +. Castor, of the LIST. Reri-
mrn' oi I. ). Dragons, died ut Fort TETON, Sth
OF September.
tbs rumored that a large body of men, some
tour or five hundred, are organizing throughout
the state Tor the purpose of joining Walker.
DaVid hotler,a sporting man fiom Forest City,
kliled Robert Mofat, miner in Ciavcroft's sa-
loon Downievlle, by shooting him through the
body.
Crane, the murderer of Miss Newman, and
MleA"y frec,one of the murderers of Kuddle and
hove were to be executed at Coloma on the 2Sth
October.
Its supposed that as many as eighty of the pas
sengers for Nicaragua in the steamer of the Goth
uit., intend to join the ranks of Walker.
Tho mining operations throughout the State
have proved generally satisfactory, although the
present is the dull season, on account of the scar
city of water.
The lreka Uuion gives an account of the mas
sacre of three men by Indians. Their names
were Fields, Jack Evans and Samuel Warner.
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Elections 10 be held Neat Week,
? following elections will take place next

Elections 10 Ie hetd Nert VeeH,
The following elections will take place next
ek.
JnIousiana on Monday, the 9th, for State Of
Frs and for representatives for Congress.
In Mississippi on Monday and Tuesday, the 9Th
9TH for State officers and five representatives,
Congress.
In New York on Tuesday, the 9th for State Of
ers except the Governor and Lieutenant Gov
nor
IN Wisconsin on Tuesday, the 9th; for State
fcers.
IN Maryland Oh Wednesday, the 9Th for six
,lresontatives to Congress.
! he week after, an election will be held in
issachusetts for State officers. In each of the
p Is OF Alabama, Missouri. Indiana, California
Pen'ylvania the Legislature will have to
|ct one United States Senator.