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The Captain Gibs0n matter ths Mr. Peter
Van Han Who d Iss7-ss filed the once oF local agent q
tbe Holland LAnd Company Al Batavia Genesos county
having saooded 70 that position tie resignation q ne
Late David n Evans
PAosrru o. sLnaIuSs--Tbs New Tork Commercial a
Thursday evening last says
The boys and girls are eatea to-day with the prospect
q good selFhing About nine O'Clock this morning
began 70 fall 10 large fakes and il has continUed 70 A
antl tbs present hour tone O'Clock The air i ssi fan
d the neecy particles and there every reason 70 expect
that The ground viii Be covered Wth 10 considers
BE aeFth before The storm eesses"
HohsE-EAaxs - CaEYoKxi1-A new element q eiviIi-
ration Is conspicuous IN Californian socstyhorse-
racing On the 18th ult there over the aPio-
neer Course IS ?, between HWAke-gp-JAck and Al
tia for $4,000 Asde-two-mils beats AttiIlA won in
10 straight heats TIme, ass 25ss
SUIcIDE 4 y0Czs LApY--Mss s. G Bacon, Young
female who kept periodical store in Cincinnati recently
mystsri0asy disappeared lew DAYS ago however De
made herself known II hotel in Illinois and SOFA after
swallowed dose Of laudanum producing her death before
anything could be eieed from her show The oAuss of
Der strange conduct
DREADFUL AouDEsr.--on Monday morning last Atout
O'Clock small building near tie residence Of Mr. John
strode which Is but short distance from PAAsine in
Marion county Virginia and IN which building was con-
fined MrS Brufnage his mother-in-aw an insane woman
discovered to be FIRE and almost destroyed the poor
woman having been burnt up with il The body with The
feet hands, and bead OF subsequently found and
buried There being circumstances Of the says
the Farmount Virginian) which required explanation
Mr. Strobe taken up and held to bail in small sum
$500 for himself and much his sureties for his
pearance before examining court great deal 81 ey
denoe taken By the justices though Of il
important
LEcTuEEs-G. P r James, H. B NJ consul in Norfolk
is 10 deliver address before the Petersburg Library
Association the 25th instant Professor Washington
Of William and Mary College viii deliver an address be-
fore the same association the 18th
NOVEL n0vExEsT--A vel known fashionable lady
resident in Fourth street. New York has issued some 500
cards for cAicoress ball. in behalf Of the poor Here
the form Of the invite:
I" Mrs - compliments to Mr. and Mrs , and
requests the pleasure Of their company evening
- inst between and IL o'clock at No Fourth street
Each lady expected 10 appear in calico dress which
she Is desired TO send the next dsy To Mrs. - do
nation 10 the Five Points Mzsion.n
FAE IN AuGusrAOn the night Of the 2sfh ult the saw
and grst mills Of Mr. Louis Pauly Deerfed ia An
gusta county consumed by fire with all their con-
tents consisting Of grain, tools &c This calamity proba
bly, resulted from accident
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This contamination Is not yet complete The country
looks on 70 SCI i Ayeed Il relies upon YirgiaiAs SKEAr
PAST % justify Its confidence that upon thar hAowea soil
the republic VII recsiFe detment for the future Il
has long been IN the forefront q democratic battles and
has contributed is fu measure democratic victories II
gave ashingon The army and Jederson the cab
met i stood up boldly and triumphAniy against the
BAnk and twios breAkwaer for the Union against
the swelling q popular oomlnOdou God forbid
thai i should bow ts Aareea head before the poor
wreiehed mean and oowardy shadows Of the American
order of kn0w-nOthi4gsl
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Sr1cIDE or Az Old sEETLEwAN.-Tbe Paterson New
Jersey Guardian has the following particulars Of the late
suicide in that city:
Our citizens were panied on Wednesday last TO hear
Of The drowning Of Mr. John Bundel very respectable
citizen Of Paterson aged about sixty years He in
good circumstance and had recently been married to
Mrs Golden, OF this place
II would seem that be had lately been under much
concern regarding trial which off at this
session Of the oourta breach Of promise easen which
Mrs Lsubach he mother Of the young killed by the
late catastrophe the couay house the plaintiff Ii
was an EngshmAn by birth aud had been married 10 Ia,
present wife about year eighteen months since which
lime hsy had visited Europe together and REPEATED
have lived together very happily.
= He is ssid to have been very timd yet worthy
and Is also rumored that be offered Mrs Lauhsch $500 Il
withdraw suit This we do not voRch for however
His corpse was discovered in the water al about
O'clock on Thursday BorEng. The coroner held in
quest when the jury returned verdict in accordance viii
the above factsn
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A son or THE GREAT NAPOLEON BEFORE SEBAsToPol4-
1t said that General CaDrobert believed be the son
OF the Emperor Napoleon and Of Madame de Rancy.
He passed the early portion Of his life in the enjoyment Of
the and inoucGace which large fortune besow
and until called from his life Of dissipation
tend upon the dying bed Of his mother that be learned the
secret OF his birth Immediately Notwithstanding the
cesion of fortune suddenly acquired by his mothers death
INDUCED in since his BIRTH be declared that with such
blood in his veins be should remain inactive He
Instantly for Algers a volunteer in the Chas-
Geurs and has risen by slow degrees the station be
occupies The moral effect Of bis relationship the great
Napoleon has been immense upon the troops under his
msnd and enabled him 10 obtain ascendency which St
Armand could never acquire Exchange
We find the above going the rounds 1t Is no doubt
very important and very interesting but Acksoon-
frmaiion
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TIES DAYS only APp<sP~s~a~A fsr tAs sale az sti&
named--We en-
sock od arcss SILKS aniy
We IL Distinctly understood
fS s sAS Gnx nm
y m<iy wban To- Ia~s
u var r~s~S
plain styles iss
opportunity
presented ladies OF supplying themselves
cioaas, and noussclnss
prices lArxsiy r-6ucrd.
he added o all ksEds ID Inca goods and
styles dry goods general fay
xll departments
gosSs esor cassimsens and scsnss Bh STOCK on
hand entire
wher~ TIE
cordially call and
examine 90 stock gatnesuon-
pr1e. asked. and ~si
Coed astic5es fair dealing ae relied in al
Delays srssing hls sxpersed
PERRY BROTHER,
Cen.-s. Elorss,a huisdiags opposite
lam u--SEGtf Gesxrx Market
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&7 Th~ treasurer Of the Young Msn's Chrtstiaa A.
eosA ne Business the
Hiysr~ary iNe~Asy cen6a~nuy
~bo
eA tasss yienssrs
enable han sasf
ssens snsa tss ss~octstssn owes ms man sssthsnx
Further
gAgee, pAssc sisslf sclcsted-
Those meme~fs cAeS before SATURDAY o-
In ~e sa~rE
fr thsoAss s
Cts oMc~.
Al pe- reserved enss eontsutess ar pa
uewlssi, he ~ sss r-a
sssuf DAY ssS Menasy svsniHxs-
g.m Ma ffessaref'
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF TIL
WASHINGTON CITY ORPHAN ASYLUM FOR OR
PHAN AND DESTITUTE CHILDREN FOR 1854
/" How oft, heart sick and sore,
I've wished | were once more
A little child"

I've wished
little child"
How sweet are the recoIlectioas of childhood Mem
Dry that fond decve would recall those happy hours
though sob had heaved the bosom no tear orgo
shed had hahed the cheek the domestic
hearh-the fathers warm embracethe mothers gentle
prayerthe parting kiss-the lingering good nightars
all as present the mind though the wheels Of time had
backward gone and had just lived Ger those dayi
again.
But what is there shed bright ray Ger the sad
dened memory Of The orphan child Cares and sorrows
wants and woes have filed up its little span OF life
Cast upon the world houseess and helpless child Of sor-
row well may you exclam-
"No mothers care,
Shielded my infant innocence with prayer
or even an humble mark the spot where they
have laid her.
Charity Sympathy Piety is there claim in all The
long train Of human ills tender powerful or
urgenf7 The poor ys have always with you The
little orphan Is always in the land No matter how rich
the ships come eghed from foreign shores-ths ocean
may yield its pearls the mine Its treasures but s the
suffering poor are In the land II the will Of higt
Heaven II should be 90
= There's divinity that shapes cur ends,
Rough hew them how vii"
They are legacy les those whom Providence hs.
showered the blessing Of weAltha blessing and only
blessing when 50 used that may give in aoconn
with JOY and with Nor the wealthy slon,
they left bat AIl who have the comforts Of life and
hearts ITO feel anothsrs woe
Friends Of the poor patrons Of this institution the nob
donation and the widows mite alike claim graisfn
Acknowledgements and, board Of manager, Gems
present report for the year that has passed W.
have been richly rewarded for cSryou trust fo
your gifts Our little band, now numbering hfty-fOul
shilareaihirty-hve girls and sixteen boyshays beer
warmed, fed and clothed by your humanity.
With the exception u a few weeks they have enjoyeS
almost uninterrupted health. During the num
beI OF The children hAd The scarlet fsvs1 and fe VIC
tina John Burns and John Lucas passed away 70 tn
Spirit Land 10 bloom trust in immortal beauty. W,
believe All thsi the tendsrsst 81 mothers could have dom
done for them and All the necessary comforts tia
could smooth their dying pillow
During rear eight children have been reosived
nine children placed in such situations in the o0uniy
we're thought desirable Cor them The Children have
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-13

TEE FREING IL RrssIA-The New Bedford Mercury con-
tans letter from ST Peersburgh correspondent from
which we make the following extract
All the troops that have been quartered in this city
Ruga Revel and along the coast Of Finland now in
fn march for the Crnea and Austrian frontier The Rus
sian army IN the Crimea is about 10000 strong and
am told that ii win be increased 100000 by the st OF
January All the arsena and oundres belonging to the
government well all the private foEndries and ma
chineshors IN ul operation day and night manuac-
turing large cannon small arms marine seaIn-engnes &c
In fact the minds Of the Russians engrossed in the
wa. theE think Of nothing else Talk Of nothing else they
aroused, and aimed 10 prosecute
full of their resources with all their energy No
doubt the allies viii find formidable foe than they
anticipated but they viii yield until they accomplish
their object
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Ensvse 9asty, MeysaDd,
ssfardny inssass DOUGLASS yAss Post t
D~a~szmea ~ NxnAa
mach esteemed f has ,so xnd tns
hxepcs-
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DMINsTRAToRs' SALE BY afaer u the Orphans
hogs, whea posenaet nraa
nsnsals arsstare Ac aaeionon Monday ms @ 5ana
sAAi ses Of Csa,
residence Of John Bszetun decreased, the ed road
BAsenspas HarEbeaR of Washington X
Bscensbos AZ III oclock AL the pesnrn efec Of de
We
sv valuable al aad hfe
10 bead anr horse. ID head OF csfue lot az hsR
70 barrels Of wheat, ~. and In the
Hay In eks, fodder, shncks, Ac
Road and market and
Plo0ghx xnd sasr8ws
F2aGy carriage and buggy sad harness
Wheat erl, ca1lng buxes, &c.
Holhea sashr with large lot Of farming toci&
Aiso,a OF household and kitchen furniture.
Al under gas yes credit % g.
dorsed, bearing interest FROM day of xale-
By order Of the administrators.
GREEN n SCOTT,
Jan lid Ancnopeark
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ry-A nevnen the death 81 Mr.. Jshn ID.
Brg~r he
N ecs,ck- TIE hissSs Of suy
sper'futs invited 10 sgAend-
Jan -
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COMPLIMENTARY.

Richardson is the o. post Office jest established
in the Territory Of Kansas BY order Of the Postmaster
General The compliment doubt will be fully apprec-
Aed BY the popular and talented representative from Hi
mis-
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FoRGSe TExAs STATE Bosns-The New York Express
says:
Christopher A. keene southerner yesterday ar
rested by officer Gilbert Hays bank police agent charged
with forging three Texas State bonds which he offered for
sale al the Office Of Frederick w James broker 27 Wall
street. for 81 800 lille be the Office Mr. Thomas
W. Ward United States consul Panama called and be-
ing acquainted with the signature attached to the genuine
bonds asked his opinion of those presented and
bonds fre the hands Of Mr. Ward and attempted to tear
them mp and partially succeeded Officer Hays then
called IN, and koene taken into custody and commit
be received the bonds from Mr. Langdon who boards at
the Metropolitan Hotel Other parties said be con-
nected with Keene and being taken to effect
their arrest
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PLaTr FRrsEsraTIoS-Col }, W. Ripley late sHPerin-
tendenf Of the United States armory Springfield hss-
sschussf bss been presented elegrut sei Of plate b
the officers and workusn o. that establishment tes
oniag o. their FOR one with whom ihey had been
40 iong connected
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GzThS Rxv w. "a Mishurs, ChapA&s. Of sAs Hc~ss
kspcseatauvss s ms cagio
q IN. Ian
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FvaEc4A1 NArTERs Ar NrE Y0E-Tke New York
Evening Post contains the following bright view Of busi-
ness matters
The accumulation OF specie gong the ooutrac-
ton 81 business and The renewed disposition 10 expand
gradually shown by the banks Is beginning 70 reassurt
the financial public Money rates are The decline, and
TIE wants o. the borrower readily attended 70 where
tie securities offered ~ prime kind There no fears
entertained u any revival q specie exports for long
While 10 come Our exports Of other kinds large and
imports moderate What imports q dry goods We are 70
have likely 70 and All At once Any later
shipments viI be speculative on foreign scoounts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-13

NKw YoaK, Jan. l2--Drsfs Of Page Bacon, Of st
Louis Duncan, Sherman, Co., Of this city, have hes
protested to-day for rery large sroant-
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LITERARY NOTICES.

From FrSnck Taylor the Washington agent have
oeved the january number Of De Boris Reris. This
Der the first volume Of the series and pre-
SCENTS opportunity subscribe From the style Of
present number infer that the will not be less
tractive than has been the old series
The KniekcrIoeka Haguzine.
We glad receive the January number Of this excel
lent periodical Conducted il is BY scholar Of excellent
critical Judgment highycultrated taste, and literary
tAineuts Of the very first order Boosting il does among
its contributors Of the abes and attractive pen.
Of this any other country could fail be Of
best literary magazines of the day With this number opens
also, volume Of the Kniekerbocker
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
Attached To the knekerbocker find illustrated
ogue Of this association for the and genera
diffusion Of literature and the fine The catalogue
tAins many the celebrated works Of modern art which
to be allotted the members The laudabe object
the association win commend il to all friends of improvement
and progress and when il known that the subscription fee
all events It's vaue in sterling literature besides
choice Of excellent work Of doubt will re-
oeive liberal support Three dollars enclosed c. L.
Derby, actnary c. A. and l. A. 34s Broadway New York
viii secure membership and any OF the leading
lean or English periodicals for year.
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NEw YoRx, Jan. l2.-Cottoa ID upward and arm Flour
il unchanged, with moderate demand At previous rates
sales Of $50 barrels southern unchanged with sales
200 barrels Wheat upward and firm the offerings
small. The market trim, with upward tendency
sales Of bashels MIXED 81 es Pork ID
firm and upward Beef Is du, with declining tendency.
Lard firm ard upward Whisksyohio il firm al ss5x
40 cents
BALr1soAH Jan l2.-Tbs steamers news had visible
effect the market FloHrEua ss8ex Of Howard
s. rs thi. and other brands generally held this
Wheat IL unchanged and but little doing Cornwhite
br the steamer. news.
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NoTtCExs rsspscrsiiy rs|aas ssF eaa1ssr
N ~A BE nFs~s or
VIII ss sApsSas@ ~ -
preavEy IT'S ge.s~as @sa~ y Ae
pvsaser ensnGemFn~ @@k Mn4N
HOos. RE0THEk, a CO
Dec q&-9zwSwR
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BprTAis, Jan. IA bank, called the Mawaal
Bank with capital Of $4,000, has been started
wankie.
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KRaess oS cur Al2iser 20 Fraaes,

Nr~ Jan. I2.--The Evsning Post learns from a
private letter from p-is that the Hon j. H. Mason, minis
ter to France was struck with paralysis on the morning Of
the nth December and quite unwe when the letter
closed
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t,rtRSITJKE FOK sALE--A gentleman ~sit handsome
ispose VI furniture private
10 secugasa Tbs fvrnars
ars a1ays and everything coDPrlsra 10 the
handsomely The infnaTo %
black walnut nd upholstery in hrocass.e.
~h be- enAbk~d 10 suii
handsoDs crnfnre krhsn parsor ad cham
house, he desires, and dehEnua section VI
Payment made
HUBBARD, city Office, No. a General
LAnd 0Tscs.
Ian
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BY TELE G RA p III
Ernn INe,r yark.

NEW YoRK, Jan. l2The concert given BY Girls Tor the
benefit Of the poor yielded Eve thousand dollars clear
The steamer Star Of the West sailed to-day for San juan
with some $50 passenger for California, and the
California msil.
The weather is cloudy, foggv, and diaagreeable
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DO "a Bridge street, Gssvgstorra, ~. O.
axAa nyssH opportunity i5znAs
aa4inx waieh has saasated
prepared unsurpassed ~ and gssiisl eessga
sne uis cakss, Enos e5e WORTH ~si 40 oar
CANDIES and ccafses Aso, ancs msa r tay
sRey aruciess &c.
pasass~B bat ~iH espest my
sss ~isa sosasssass psr~~pt regsssfssn
Ae, aasna~e 70 u ss4ss ssss 80
Dec 3a~ei~ A. n A&Nht
LOK sALE--Fron efy of lssa ssa ~i9
divides tar~a ~ste t1os
sn6 each saxs u - soessN
a residences wassei xSSss 'o1
wsshinxoa II wN BE ssd tsress 70 faii s ~ ~
kpply subscrissr, T.nusnyso-., 2. q. uVr
t-.odS~*t ~AA@~ - $3.50"
IoHx "a. BUTHMAN N. Inpors~x ~~s DsA'fs s~ ~ snrs
brxnay caxxrs sT~nses scum sar s~e*a
and tnt sts sna A~~sht 81 NE
N,e@srs ss.y Pers X EsSos, chxmsssns,
- $500 al Khipe wi1s q u spsxshng
red sa1 wks Hcss frusa
S2s 10 SO msr~at oFoer.
sr4y eaS~ ksp8s u
as~n @1setesw
sics ru -hsssy Irsa ais ersssiss xsd sssana
/ 4-Es~rr@
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The Ohio Rirer. e..
Narik9s.

wHErl1xo, JAN l2-Tbe river is Ealing but boats ar.
stn able to run
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A CARD TO THE PUBLic.--Havins retired frea me lua.
"A would inform frseaas and the c3Snus Of
friends Tor
patronage woad %
he
Iscksan alley wArrs
bua and DO The
terms, nnea
feel assua
sa0sfacuen M
Dec @-rolm SEos w wAAhE'As
TKA TEA 1kA s-Tbe Canton Zen comgssy No sia Sew
below Odd Yso~ Hxs,
hsa2 he haG In tass
city
All warranted And
Deasy vii refunded.
wet
tao~eo u Hss grades, % obsAin~d
ofgreen have the bes In sbs
Our prices snfsrm, and from tn esRs 70 VI - pei
ponnx.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE
R5e, Lsxuyrs, Msrscaibo, apd java
. We cnss* aUrnt ~
grand additional short
s0nce
Goods dcysr. part cay, any osaas is sta
u Will be EsBcfasisy attended 10.
dealers and soa-ekrspars 10 sBstn4-
@anylss ~Ay Re bad On appacsnoh.
HALL n HENNISe
Jsn fe--so4
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DISTINGUISHED EcTrRERsIt stated at the thirty
fourth annual meeting Of the Mercantile Library Assoca-
ton Of New York that correspondence had been had with
Victor Hugo, VIM N. Thaekeray, Douglas 1erroc, and
Thomas CARLYLE respecting lectures from whom assurances
have been received of an ultimate intenton Of visiting
America
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SUSAN B. COKE, Secretary.


Nrw EssIAsD WORKING roR ON EsGIAxn.--The Rob
bins and Lawrence Company of Windsor, Massachusetts,
have recently executed for the Royal aory al Wcolwich
England order the extent Of $4,000 for machinery
for the manufacture Of MIME rifles guns, &c.
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TIE Loss BY FInEs-In Baltimore last year there were
three hundred and sixtytwo fires and destruction Of
property valued Sss5 ooo in Boston two hundred and
three fires and property DESTROYED valued at Szisooo
Boston has paid FIRE system buI Baltimore has the vol
untsrr system ana the citizens appear TO be getting very
thoroughly sick Of it,
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DEArHs--A New York correspondent writes:
!, Col u. r. Weymouth well-known citizen Of Ne1
In assu he
rear of his age Samuel NJ Wolfe brother-in-law o.
Garland also died here yesterday
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eenoe the Captain Gibson matter Tia NJ Peter
Van Hall Who n IssT-ss filed the ofoe 81 local agent q
having saooeeded 10 thai position tie resignation q s
late David r Evans
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fTBk FAELUBe oF FNEE ~ocER1N.-saciosasy ~
hs FaaaFs u sossSy ~ Gsssss Fstshush
Ca SAas a.
rAYLOR a MAURYss
Jxa - boekslaFe,
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V TIE GrosFApblcAl and CwuAmercaa 64Hette, .
uon 6exotea 20 phy~scsf caHamerciAt, sHa gaaaucN
lied ~ "a k@~ocl&ena ~ psscucxi ASH seisNfiGc 4
scrPslaa, s. PEI 8nUum sAusis HambwEt a. reais-
nssfarbsiis Railway GN11e e. 34nuaryS puce
m&p RhANt
Jaa "a
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HohsE-KAclxe CALBOESi1---A new element q civil
ration s conspicuous in C4lforni&n socsSyhorse
racing On the sth ali there wa ; contest over The aP8o
neer Course 8 r between aWake-ap-JAck7 and Al
tIlA' for $4,000 Aside-two-mls beAn AtiiIlA won il
DTo straight heats Time ass ASA
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THE GREAT naRHI.k STATUE

TaE DYING GLADIATOR,
Ga s1Aaksas~ a. Moroas BAe AZ rssf PsaHyssAs
srsA~ss &aaiy FROM 2, ! na., 70 %, ,. ~
ARKirTascx, Is
soHx ., HoLLINGsHEAD,
Jan ie--an AGENT.
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FmE AuGusrA-0n the night Of the 2sth ult the saw
and grst mills Of Mr.. Louis Pauy, Deereid in An
gusta county, consumed by fire with all their
tents consisting Of grain tools &c This calamity proba
bly resulted from accident
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LEcruEEa-G. p r James, H. B. NJ. consul in Norfolk
is TO deliver address before the Petersburg Library
Association On the 2sth Instant Professor Washington
Of William and Mary College viii deliver an address be-
fore the association on the 18th