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verified.
Not long after these occurrences two deserters from
the enemys camp offered their services to the French.
They were inhabitants of Tunis whence they had He'd
70 escape pun shment for some crime they had COM
p,itted. These men, As soon as they saw Manuelts,
recognized her, and declared her to be spy. They
asserted that she was in the habit OF requenng the
French camp and learning the intentions of the
officers, and then mpsrting the intelligence to the
Emir. The general could not believe the charge
brought against the pretty Maltese, who had fre-
ouently been of great service TO him; but the de-
serters persisted in their accusation "To prove the
stIuth of what We say, cried one, :" she alwaSs
awears on her person little silver crescent, which
"seryes as a pass into the Emlrs camp. IL Was
found ss they had said, suspended TO her neck by
ribbon. The general Immediately had her put
under guard, and in the evening tribunal OF the
officers decided her fate In the presence Of the two
men of Tuns, whom she was st length compelled to
recognize her guilt being fairly established she was
condemned to death a. spy.
A short time before her execation, st. Romoeuf
went to her and asked if he might speak with her be-
fore she died She thanked him for his kindness in
coming, and he continued:
What you told me- Manuelita, some time ago
huOul VI to-N Wy 1913
realized. want you to tel me how you were able to
TO come so near the truth in your prediction
Captain, said she, " will speak TO you without
reserve. Love of money has been my ruin. was in
fact a SPY for both armies, and so gained double
profit. / was often informed Of the plans Of one or
TIE other, ard those who consulted NE had often
times told me the very things which predicted would
take place"
But how about what you predicted to me -
cob only selected you for an example OF M
skill IN oreteling events far in the future. Before
said anything to yol concerning the twentieth OF
August, had directed The Emir to attack the picket
on that night. From the conversation around me
lsared that Two officers were 70 march IN advance OF
you. 1 was compelled to use double strsisgem 10
get I'D Of there Obstacles
TIE devil and low did you do it ?"
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By JAMES 9. mcaurRE, Auct,on..r

VNRUsTEE'S SALE EXCHANGE HOTEI.--By virtue OF q
deed Of from David A. Hail. dated the first day Of Au
gust e42 land
county, Dscr Of Coum6s in Liber b.,
$780, 1884, lC2 and 1885, undrrsigned public
Monday, the 18Th day OF October, 1855, O'Clock
following parcel Of lying and being in the city Of Washing
part lots Nos. square 49, being
properly which Bank Washington
David Hall deed bearing
and ageexbiy thereof
forth the said dced the said David Hail. improve
thereon.
properly NORTH * and 9th
west, and Is well known the exchange Hoei' M
cash, to paid within five
days from the dny and the balance equal
nine, twelve months
SALE deed property conveyances
of the purchaser II the
Piled within sale the
resell the risk the deultDg purchaser
his discretion. Sale lake place in front Of
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE
Sep17-d Auctionecr.
JJ-Thc above sale postponed until Monday after
noon, October a9th, hour and place.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Octl7-eodads Auctioneer.
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BY TEL EGR AP III i.

Arriva. Of he Steamer Aaanc.Ssre Days Later from
Europe
New YosE Oct lS.-The American mail steamer Atlantic
arrived s. o'clock this morning. bringing III passengers
The Ericsson arrived at Cowes Friday and the Arago
at Southampton on the same day.
There has been advance Of discount rates in the
Bank Of England. 1t stands at 81 per cent
collision is anticipated between the western powers and
Greece on account bobast and Russian proovcs Of
the latter.
The food question still occupying serious attention in
both France and Germany.
FROM THE
Sebasopo ia to be blown up and the allies now sink
ing mines for that purpose.
ortchakof army threatened by large forces of the al
lies from Eupatora and Bakar On the 10th September the
Russians defeated by the French cavalry Eupao
ria with loss of 80 killed and $50 prisoners The French
loss killed and wounded.
On the Sd October Gortschako reported Intellectual
tempt to turn his left flank.
The allied feet had sailed from Baakava for the secret
expedition The destination supposed to be NcolaeH
Odessa.
The Russians seem to be determined prosecute the
pacn in vigorous The Gar had arrived Odes
and issued encouraging address to the Russian people,
he shortly to proceed to the Crimea.
THE MARKETS.
LIvEnpooI, Friday Dennistoun Co.'s circular quotes
cotton dull prices having declined sd The market closed
heavy.
Breadtusthe market is quiet, and but little business is
doing Brown Shipey report that the quality of the
wheat is promising Old wheat in active demand and
full prices are given Flour in better request Corn is
quiet.
Provisionsbeefis in considerable demand especially the
lower qualities. There is nothing doing in bacon Pork is
in moderate demand.
Spirits of turpenne is in better demand Rosin Is less
tive.
Money and closed tS7 American stock,
heavy, and prices nominal.
Markets.
NEW YoRK, Oct. ls--Flour is trfe higher-sa'es of
600 barrels straight SIS Sc Ohio, So 81 south
ern is undergraduates at 50 3T16 Wheat is dropping
sales red at 81 o. Corn heavy
sales bushels mixed at "a cents Pork is
easiersaes barrels at S73 Beef unchanged
saes of 100 barrels Chicago repacked at ST. So Lard is
heavysacs of 200 barrels IL ZIG cents Whiskey I'M
changed-0hio, Al cents.
BALTIMORE, Oct. ls.-Four is in moderate demand, and
prices street. Ohio and City Mills
at So so. Wheat is steadygood to prime white 81 o3
81 o. good to prime red, 81 90 81 49, Corn il firm at
yesterday raeswhe, 80 81 cents yellow, 30 95 cents
Porkno transactions reported prices nomnaly the
yesterday. Bacon is quetsdes l2s Is cents shout
ders 124 lsx cents; hams, in canvas, ID IA cents
Beefmoss SIS so No. !, SIC 80; prime, $l4 sb Is.
Lsrd-in barrels ll94 cents.
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geons terms actual settlers The Colonel himself has
plantation about threequarters OF mile from town, the
opposite side Of the lagoon is said that three crops
may be taken of this ground in year The editor
also says
have just been shown private dispatches to Gov
ernor kinney 10 the effect that nine hundred would
leave on the first Of October from Alabama and Mssis-
spp, well furnished with provisions, farming utensils
1c, for six months This will prove decided addition
10 the numbers coming in from other in every
steamer"
Hon TOWNSEND HARR.-The New York Tribune thus
notices The departure Of Hon Townsend Harris for the
scene OF bis official duties
:" The Hon Townsend Harris, recently appointed by
President Pierce TO negotiate treaty Of commerce with the
kingdom of SIAM after which be is TO proceed TO Snoda
Japan, IN the capacity of consul general that empire
sails in the Pacific to-day via England and the overland
route for his destination in the East Mr. Harris was
formerly president of the board of education the in
aior Of the present free academy and has frequently
contributions Of his collection to enrich the various
cabinets Of The institution very handsome compliment
has been rendered Mr. Harris by many OF his old friends
Including the faculty and others connected with the trea
academy who have had painted within the past few weeks
portrait BY Boyle TO be placed in the hail OF the board
education IN company with those Of Erastus @. Benedic
and De Witt Clinton
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ny }. G. MCGUIRE. Auctsoneer.


MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANOS, SPLENDID
III paror furniture elegant curtains,
superb plate Mirrors family carriage, matched
HORSES &cOn Friday morning. October &c. 10 O'Clock,
the residence OF his exceency General Almone, Minister from
Mexico street, lth 18th
his elegant furniture and effects viz
Magnificent grand piano, BY Erad
81 900 in London
shng of French rcas, chairs and twelve pAof
cha finished and gold brocatelc,
with river and blue embr idered satin
Suites of hrocaee window curtains match, lined
tassels and cornice
Two superb plate mirrors piae by
Two elegant, rosewood marble top centre tables.
Superior broaze and eIt French maHt.i clock Il
Two beautiful Mg gilt and bohemian glass chandeliers for
candles
Fine velvet, Brussels, and Venetian carpets
Number Of beautiful engrsvngs in handsome gilt frames
Walnut extension dining table, Switchboard
Mahogany ba-spring sofa and chairs
French china dinner, dessert, and tea sets
Silver plated casofs, inbie cutlery, glassware
Mahogany aud walnut chamber furniture
Superior cUried hair husk do.
Fe,tl,er aud hair holsters and pillows
Toilet tDwel stands. looking glasses
MarseiIes quilts, blankets, comforts
Handsome damask and chintz cuttsins, sc.
Mahogany book-ca and secretaries
Mahogany revolving and other Office char &c
Together with end excellent Of kitchen
qnisiies.
AT Ok O'CLOCK
front the premises shall sell handsome
French bnrouche, built by Lawrence, Of New York
Ore hyperion matched carriage horses about SIX
One excellent suitable for
One se, silver plated carriage harness
One buggy harness, horse &c.
Terms $50 and UNDER that credit of6 aud
30 for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oct6-d Auctioncer.
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THE ADMINISTRATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.

At meeting of the democrats of Cambridge held on
Monday last 10 appoint delegates TO the State convention
Boston, which chooses delegates to the National Conven-
ton at Cincinnati, the following resolution offered by Mr..
Glen, was unanimously adopted
Resoired That tho democracy Of Cambridge have undi-
mnished confidence in the integrity and patriotism OF Presi
dent Pierce; and that they regard his administration
sailed has been by bitter and interruptions opposition
the soundes and best the country has had since the
foundation Of the government.
Remarks ayoring the resolve made by Messrs Whit
temore Caldwell James, Bartlett, Davis Fogg and others
when it unanimously adopted.
After further harmonious interchange Of sentiment, and
of mutual congratulations upon the bright prospects before
the democracy of the State and nation the above
ngs ordered be published in the Boston Post and
Daily Times and the meeting adjourned
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rEsERAL AGENCY AT wAsHIsaTOr.-The

CEsERAL AGENCY AT WAsHINaTOr.-The sui.
scbcr, formerly OF Richmond, Virginia, having cstabshs
Office this city, few doors in front Of the rees
Department tenders his services claimants the
especially revolutionary bounef
and pensions under the NJ Congress-
Having purchased the OF the David DouCou
he has, Perhaps the only index which made the i'm
OF revolutionary in the first auditors once u
Richmond He has also copous n<ex the AL
the other public offices the Capitol OF Virginia These and The
accommodations from other Of years experience
title him to hope that claim insssed TO him be just he viii b.
able where the caan himself be entirely
unable do il.
I'd March, 1885, giving 100
all battle served f4ur days. hi
charges will be very moderate FELIX ELCHAkDs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomnc, Virginia.
James Lyons, Eeq- Richmond, Virginia
Jsnss Heath, late Commissioner OF Pensions, Richmond
Virgins,
Stafford n. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John 3. Pspdieton, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. G.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore
Lewis Iimherlake, ESQ.,, New York
March 7-dAcpiy'
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 3, ESQ.
Notice hereby holders OF stock Of the loan authorized
by le4s redeemsbc ard after the 18TH Noyemee
whole Of tina, stock will be purchased by
this the 30h November next
per premium will be paid in addition 10 the sums
expressed in The certificates.
And holders Of the stocks Of The other loans OF The United
the Of oo VIII
during period the following rates;
Of is42 premium Of 10 cent for stuck
of 87 lss premium Of l6 cent? and for
of 1880 commonly called TeIasindem-
nifty stock premium Of six per cent.
will be allowed the stipulated in the csrth-
Gates July settlement here, with
addition, enable Tssasrer dram reach the
Certificates transmitted ihis department, under the
ce should be duly assigned the United Saies by The party emit
tied to receive the purchase money.
for these stocks viii be made by drafts the nss
Boston, Nav York. Philadelphia the paries
entitled TO recc3vo the money msy direct
3 st}g8at JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-diNNov30 Intel. 4 Start
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lNEORGE w. MONEI4L, Attorney and Counsellor al
law, United States circuit commissioner,
for the Cour. Of Claims, No. A. Wall street. New
Refers 70 Hon Nelson Justice United States Supreme Court
Hon. H. Fish, United Totem,
Of Enapeers, United States army NJ Ra
of Claims; r. H. Glst and Major Arnold Harris, Washing
Oci iQ-WFhHun5n
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EULOfiIES Of Calhoun, Clay, and Webster-com-
IL piled from official documeptsThs pages neatly
bound, be furnished purchasers 81 per copy.
Distant purchasers by remiting single copy
by mail Of postage. =.
hundred copies will be express charge
remittance Of SIS.
JOHN TRETLER,
Aug I2-dAcp2m* Seventh street, Washington, D. G..
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TUE Introductory the OF National
Medical College VIII be Monday, October
~ p 70 in tas amphsheaHe Of tbs Washington Insma, BY
Prof Grafton Tyler, M. ~, Of Georgetown, ID q.
The pahiie ar. respectfully invited a attend.
THO. MILLER, NJ D.,
oct ls-sA Dean.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.


Notice 20 1arineys.The following highly important In
tegenee 10 mariners has been received from the Hydro
graphic Office Admiralty, London bearing date August sOth,
1855
The colonial government at Mauritius given notice
that The light towers lately in Of construction IN that
island being completed, the following lights will be
hbited ON and alter the first day Of December next s55
J. RerolefEg Light r lat ktond.-Tbe light tower
Flat island TAT the north end Of Mauritius
highest part Of the island and at its southwest angle in a
tude 10 deg. So min 20 g, longitude 81 deg Al min
sec E. Of Greenwich The Illuminating is oatop-
trio or Rejecting, aud Of the first order.
The light is rerei rg. is period Of revolution being
minute, showing bright light for twenty seconds followed
by interval Of darkness for forty seconds II is placed
elevation Of 365 feet above the level Of the aud will be
sble from the deck Of ship at distance Of rs miles in
clear weather
2. Fired Light Caaonner Poia-The light tower on
CaEonner point at the northwest angle OF the island Of
Mauritgs, stands at the extremity OF the point, in latitude
20 deg min 35 Sec S. longitude 81 deg IS min "a seo
T. Of Greenwich, and bears $ w W., distant nine miles
nearly from the lighthouse on Flat island.
The light FRED il Is Of the color seward and
of the first order IL placed height of 3s feet above
the level Of the sea- and viii be visible distance 10
The object Of this light IL indicate the position Of
Point and warn vessels from approaching too near the
coral reefs which lie to the northeast and southwest Of that
point.
When from the southwark any bearing to the
norhward OF r. = T., the light will appear red thereby
warning the marnsr when within miles OF the ight that
he is too the land.
3 ha,so, Ight. q, po,, Loai. green Ugh. win be
point of Tonneer Cooper. island the left
eastern side Of the entrance of Port Louis harbor.
A. red light will be exhibited mast in the Mortea
Tower which stands the of Grand river
bank, at a mile 5. w. by W. OF Fort George
The object Of these two hsrbor lights to lead up and
mark the best anchorage of Port Louis. vessel closing
the red light SSW bearing should drop her anchor
directly the green light on Fort George bears Sc a s.
These bearings all magnetic Variation II deg ~
min. west.
This notice affects the following Admiralty Charts NADIA
gascar coast No. GU Mauritius No III Port Louis,
No. 49, and East India Lighthouse List Nos. 10 and IL.
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Great sale OF Town Lots In Kentucky City.


m Monday, October a. 1885, sale lo,s Kentucky City viii
public cutlery, and continue from day TO day until
q III. being III win
ali win be sold without and on The most
LIBERAL TERMS,
both a. to time and manner OF payment.
This town located Il ,; 60 g s%an sS Of Rs-
below upon me cast PAM q me ''''p ns'n
MOUTH or THE ONO,
and u., below and nc q Columbus and
great Mobile Ohio railroad. is northern terminus
DETAIL upon al this Locations and the brit
liant prospects Of city 80 fortunately s,uIsd and being terminal
prominent facts and Kdnluky City and
grounds. Ssss s.ns Necessary s%s ss
cun,y rspidly setins Its front il washed BY mighty
Fassi Ws'er:a "a,s.sis point y
bank having consssody hest secure har
Ss, s = win he md
a vi % ~ ~
Central railroad at Cairo and also ~ Ike WIN aos hs
BY Missouri, Arkansas and Texas. rs
. West
Inc Mobile and Ohio ,,csd 7" % as
ssissd VIII. the sura fli. o
al ii s'p ..s1 sas @
Mi..issipE and lengthy rtu
s i. " sa
of the lakes The in
poducs Of different cimss pneo must they
q ns b. ss . md ssar %
iocsicd and hlessed many natural and ai
Term. years. win psr-on.l
curly and lien reserved the or per cent
balance, at the option Of the purchaser ,,,,ov
w. II. II. TAYLOR
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,
BIN order to pay their subscription Mobile Ohio
authorities OF the Of Coiumhus
issued three HUNDRED bonds o. one uhs s
endorsed by Railroad Company
though ,hsy bough,
in kentucky Cyons half payable down, the ohsy hall In
Two years 'nsfsa's' a,iii6cK,
ocis--lmdwAcp TAYLOR.
DDITIONAL-o Opened 10 day. pieces Of very cheap
II and ne french merircs Thoe- customers VINO and oe
they fret lot now he supplied
pieces medium and extra hnc black French me-
New supplies in al, o,hsr kinds OF mourning goods
10 pieces ed mourning siiks
pairs Blankets with lot Of fine crib and
New and lot. Of all kind. Of pure linen goods.
70 pieces b,is'it plaid., fof clidren's wear.
Of dry goods general family
Delay oanx bills prcssn, expected
aes prices. dealing may relied all
PERRY & BROTHER,
aCcnual storess' west hnDdinc,
a--louf Upposit. Centre Market
rsHOsE EXTRA FINE AND CHEAP BLANKETS
pairs ard eis,p Blankets Of American
We now have spdcent demand with fun stock 81 an
the lower s.de: he'd snd'ss. "eka roW
in s,ne that exchange take back
ssrs inev, table confusion in accounts.
New supplies daily.
Good Articles piece snd dealing may he relied in all
ffCentrai orer,- building,
octle--dletg opposite Centre Market
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General Land Ofce-Surpeys ia Washington Territory
Advces have been from the general of this
Territory of of the lamette meridian and
correction parallels the survey of Whdbys island and the
Admiralty inlet which are according the statement Of the
general very densey settled by preemptors and
others who their title the earliest possible
moment Great difficulties encountered by the deputy
surveyors prosecution of their work. They said
to have invariably lost money their contracts, owing to
the increased price of labor consequent upon the excite
produced by the newly gold mines Fort
Cove range rather between the coast
and Rocky speaking between the Cas-
cade and Rocky mountains Carks fork Of the Columbia
river.
Agricultural Dipsion Of the Patent O6iee.-The Cnli-
vatioa Of e Olive in the United afcs.Mr Robert CHS
HOLM Beaufort South Carolina, in the nqui-
res the Commissioner of the Patent Office gives high
Interesting account Of his experience in the cultivation
the olive Mr. c. obtained HE from the neghborood
Florence early in 1885, They of kinds--the
small round ove esteemed the best for oil, and much
larger and oval variety, upon which the first named
was grated The winter Of 1885, he states exceed
inrly cold one killed e all of the orange
in the States but did in the least nure
olive treea The first did not improve rapidly for
want OF cultivation In order remedy this, and ut the
were planted amoag them. This found ad-
mraby; the grew rapidly, and began bear
fruit, which they have continued to do every year.
Mr. c. can boast that he has made oil from the olive
but does think that it is sufficiently remunerative
prosecuted yet and confines himself to picking fruit
His picked olives by competent judges
peior those imported from France. He that very
imported picked olives be sold in that
|
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From the Columbus tonio, statesman, Oct. 10.

ANOTHER LETTER FROM GOV. SHANNON.
The following letter. which find in the Richland
Shield and Banner, written by Gov Shannon to An
drew H. Patterson esq, Of that county It is conclusive
and places the base conpators who have msrepresented
him in very cnyabe position;