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ALLEGED MAIL EoBBERs-Two men, named Clark and
Baker have been arrested Neosho Missouri charged
with mail robbery Four drafts for nearly 900 found
Of the prisoners One United States treasury
draft for S549
EDUCATION NORTH CAaoLINAs-The State Of North Car
DINA has distributed among the several counties of the
State during the current year. the Of hundred aud
eghty-one thousand dollars for the support of the
schools
LUMBER Down RlyER--We understand (says the Bangor
Journa that from 20oOoooO to 100000 feet OF lumber
were run down to Frankfort Bucksport Searsport and
Belfast last week, to ship
ANTHRACITE COAL rRkDE.-The Philadelphia Ledger says
the anthracite coal trade considerably depressed and
some Of the best in the mining regions going ont
OF the business.
s1rrsHISGThey have had superb seghing in Montreal
for ten days past seghing is also good in sections
Of northern New York.
NEW DRNK-fu Newark on the 18Th ut, The dead body
Of found lying in shed on Lock street An
examination OF the by physician indicated that
death was caused BY violent narcotic poison tap
peared moreover by another investigation, that the de-
ceased had INDUCED freely in compound called cat
which supposed be mixture Of cider spirits pen-
tine supburic acid and tobacco uce and is said TO be
sold in all the low groceries in Newark.
PRIVILEGED otAss.--In Milwaukee reporters a
privileged class Tie mayor has issued order ex-
Guiding them from the watch-house!
A PATRIOTIC rEersrAruRr--A resolution has been in
roduced into the South Carolina Legislature for the pur
chase Of of Moutrie Marion Sumper Hayne Nc
Duie and Calhoun, and also Of sarcophagus for Mr.
Calhouns remains
HuoE AuprEScr-At the lecture given by Parke Cod
win, before the Young Mems Association Of Buffalo,
Tuesday the 27h utimo the largest audience gather
cd that ever collected literary occasion 10 that
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BY EG Il APH.

Seren Days Later from Europe of the Steamer
america at Haiya1
HALIFAX Dec. 5.-Tbe America arrived here this fore
noon bringing her regular dates and will be due at Boston
1t rumored Canobcrt has concluded treaty with
Sweden take effect in the sprag whom she is join the
ALLIES By sea and land
Rumors Of peace abundant and among them is one
that the Gar had authorized Prussia inform the
powers tst willing for peace but this
garded as doubtful
There have been no active hostitios in the Crmea or
1t ia rumored however, that the allies have deter
mined lombard the Russian position north Of Sebastopo
The King Of Sardinia is in Paris.
Cotton is dull with general decline upon last quotations.
reaching in of the week.
$4,000. Breadstus are in limited demand. There is de-
cline in wheat Of I'd, and in wheat and corn, Cd.
Provisions unchanged. Money stringent Consos
for money, quoted at s8a< ss3s
Cargo Of Cotton ashore
New YoaK, Dec 5.-The schooner Moonlight, from Mo-
bile to New York. with cargo principally of cotton went
ashore yesterday Fire island, and partly filed with wer.
Sailing Of the Canada.
Dosros, Dec 5-Tho Canada sailed at 10 o'clock this
morning with LIS passengers and 81 900 in specie
Nom Election of Senator.
ST LOUIS Dec "A despatch from Jefferson states that
hero will be election of this session of the eg
lature."
Illinois Democratic Convention
CHICAGO Dec. 4.--The Illinois Democratic Central Com
mittec has called State convention to b. held in May
next
Markets.
NEW YonK, Dec 5.-Flour has advanced-sales Of 500
barrels straight State, SO 25 good Ohio, 50 75 southern
50 49, Wheat has advancedsaes of 80 900 bushels
ern red 81 10 southern white So 25 Corn has declined
sales Of bushels western Mixed ST. OF. Pork droop
ing-sales of 400 barrels mess, Sal Beef s dusaes of
$50 barrels SIG for Chicago repacked Lard is rmsaes
of barrels 12 cents. Whskey quietsaes of $50
barrels Ohio Mt 80 cents.
baltimore, Dec. 5-Breadstuffa declining. Flour 10
ulales OF How and Ohio Mt So and City Mills at
IS u.s. Wheat dull and lowergood to prime white 81 05
So 12 red 81 95 81 05. Corn is lowernew white, 40
IS yellow 81 81 cents. Provisions unchanged
but there is activity in the market-salcs of 1000
pounds lard for December delivery at IL cents Bacon
wanted Shoulders quoted l3 1919 cents Sides IA
l4I cents; hams, Is IL cents. The market Is firm at
these figures. Mess pork, $2l s22 per barrel.
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81 "a. Corn 10 fair demand for export 81 os western
mixed southern white 81 o. Pork aetves2l old
Beef, 50 GOA $40 Lard il active at lss cents. Mo-
asses crop New Orleans i5 cents Whiskey Ohio, 40
cents.
The stock market has fairly broken down sgan and prices
than ever for fancy stocksEre railroad went
As The regarded in the stock market with great
distrust. Yours, PRENTICE.
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Tssssnsy DsrARrAsAr baeemhrr lslAA
Notice hereby holders stocks o The United states
department purchase amount of tiqooo OF
stocks when the be offered tief 20 me
day Iext, will psy therefor the following ss TO
witt
The loan of 1872, premium Of 10 Ger cent For
stock iei7 and eia peaua ~ ~ een For
asd Of 1860, commonly called Texan pdeu
stock premium OF AMI of sock OF te "sa OF
1896 Ian November, ee Il fceaed a. the
Treasury Prior lea day Of Janasy premium q TX per
LET January amt as as day 81 Mueh
Off and received ar ne slst March,
said list Of Jane nsai, premium OF IN per cent
allowed ad sinckr u the ratios specified
Isl July lash assigned with Tbs pfnei
received prior "a the ts January nsAt AFTER
will be allowed in addition % me rsenum
nom January receipt Ia boin
aay interest addition The mehey 10 reach me
transmitted this department under tho present no.
ice duly assigned The United states lni s erons
half year prior the l January nsAD BY the party
entitled 10 receive the purchase
made by draiis The assist
ant at Boston, Yo Philadelphia Tho paea
entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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By 3. J. MeCORMICK, Ancsloneer.

AUCTION SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
IL estabishmenon Tuesday the 18Th day 81 lsnuary e ~
Vugaia, sold valuable manufacturing esnb
ismcnt by vginis Locomotive and Car olanuacta
ing Company Qofmesy sm,h Psrkins) i
fronting
the posOmac bounded l0ws Commencing III p"l
Wolfe ldS OF Unian street, the line rms south
binding 20eet ny ZIG feet nces ence ehsi the cinn
mel 76 feet Inches thence
binding Wolfe the beginning and contains about
depth water the iarsss, This
property connected switch with the Grange and
railroad and improved by the following buildings ~ butt o.
which ground floor 1871 O2 feet III by 80 les
third 81 by ,. feet I'D blacksmith shop "a BY IS set 81
10 et The tools comprise complete Of modern
chinery sults for manufacturing iocomotye marine nnd station
and freight and railroad work Of all kinds The machinery
sufficient about O0 advantage, and there ample
shop to work 800 men, IL REQUIRED.
The foundry properly consiss OF the entire square OF ground
bounded by Wk, Pill Gbbon, and St. Asaph streets, wh me
Of ~ BY lis feet deepJ and contains Exclusive o
the l y by lib fre about "a 800 feet Of gonnd sonod
l the above ~ by lS feet win be 10
Guided the sale This fronts immediately on The Orange
Alexandria aroad improved by substantial brick fire.
proof foundry ae all tho requisite cupolss
TASKS Sheds &C., fnr frst class foundry basnes The
properly named personal, be sold
sufcent capital 10 snase IN podaes business IN desirable
Terms saoo saos7 50 be paid the i.
be paid e Of May 1884 payable quarterly
nuaiy The deferred 70 he made on the let Of February
1884, LIST Of May by deed Of real
above be secured by deed Of trust the properly and
gotiahn notes with approved endorscrs
comprising lumber pig scrap iron,
and boiler iron, &C., &C.
Terms: All $780, Sdo, four months will
approved endorsement.
Panies desring property wishing further
formation, will please apply to -
Dec 5-nawtI5Jan Alexandria, Va.
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New store and New Goods

Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Farnsaing Establishment
HE Undersigned having fitted n splendid
No. 32 Pennsylvania between 9Th aud U
Streets side, the honor the citizens
District OF Conress and the puzzle generally
opening
and fashionable of such articles usually found in
gencmens furnishing establishment They in
part
Leary Beebc Genn other fashionable styles OF dress hats
Felt Hats boys, all sizes, shapen, and prices
Navy, black and fancy cloth caps for men and boys
Undershrfs Of silk, lumbswoo
Teviof and Scotch WOOL cashmere merno
coton anne LARGE of all qualities and
prices.
Dessshrs cotton, with plain and French wrist
bands. !.
stocks ties surpender, hosiery Of al kinds,
pocket kerchiefs, &c.
ressi nK robes smoking caps, gsntemen shaws
mulers gaunicss, canes, umbrellas, toilet articles &C.
TO respectfully solicit examination, feeling
In This business viii enable
inducements 10 all who may favor them with
call.
Fair dealing moderate prices may be relied Call
GEO n. D. WHITE h CO.,
Dec 2esdmf No. 1872 Pa. av, 9th and 10Th
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Dec 5--nawti5Jan

A LADY, who hAs had several years. experience in
IL teaching, wishes situation in family in The District few
miles the country She will give instruction IN the banches
usually fought English education, with music the
French.
Satisfactory given reply,
Office, to Miss s., Twelfth street, No. 5I2.
Dec 6--cod2w .s
EIRsT-CLAss HOUSES EOR NEcNT.-Two of row
Colonel
Presidents Square, They have oil the modern i'm
povemens ~ re suitable for large families
Apply, Office of Riggs Co., TO A. HYDE
Dec 5-eUdN Intel
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DIED,

Yesterday morning rrdence of Colonel a. sroo, Mrs
CATHARHE FORMAN, OF Cincinnati Ohio, aged 70 years
The ends family invited attend her funeral at Il
o,cloc k this csy from Ftankin Row.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
STATE pEpARTMEsr.


Notice Marners-The following notice Of the alteration
Of The beakwater light Portland refuge harbor has been
received the photographic Office, Admiralty, london
bearing date October a. 1885,
The Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty having directed
that red light be substituted for the blue light hitherto
shown at the outer works in of constuo
ton breakwater at Portland notice is hereby
given that on after the first day OF November next red
light win be exhibited the extremity of the
stage &C height Of 80 feet above the level OF the
visible from all points Of the compass, at distance OF miles
In clear weather.
The light will be led outwards the works advance
vessels cautioned TO not less than
cables the eastward Of the light to insure clearing
the stage.
The ShaaLss SloaAs old charts and some recent
books of sailing directions still retain the buoys formerly
the and ends of the Shambles shoal
of the bill OF Portland the mariner reminded that these
buoys since the year 1929 and that
in running for Portland Weymouth harbor the leading
shown the charsyiz Wyke Regis Church. OF
the northeastern point of Portland bearing n n W. u
W. (magnec) clears the Shamblcs, passing to the east.
ward OF the shoal.
This notice affects the following admiralty charts ST. Al
bans head to Abbottsbuyy, No. %; English channel, No.
sos bill Of Portland No. 2255 Weymouth and Port
land roads, No 226s also the English lighthouse list No.
II.
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s5,O7e,so9

The railroads bring down larger quantities than formerly
and New Orleans delivers The chances are that the
actual deliveries this year much last year
This apparent in the fact that bushels wheat
in wheat and four have been exported September
than last year. notwithstanding that the receipts per canal
apparently greater. In face however, of the
prices here rsled nordinatey high rvang the famine
rates Of Europe the quantities delivered do indicate
the crops arc large. The following is estimate of crop
taken from western commercial paper tending to show that
the surplus this year will be large:
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COURT OF CLAIMS.


Wednesday,, December 5-The court met at III O'clock
The judges all present
Mr. Eugene II. Tharp appointed commissioner to
take testimony used in this San Francisco Cal
ifornia
Amendments the petitions in the of Henry Hegate
and s. r. Todd allowed.
The case Of Gibbons and Kelly the United States
called
This claim against the government for damages in
consequence Of the alleged non-fuflmen the part Of
the United States of contract erect certain light
houses on the coast California Mr.. Brent of Baltimore,
opened the argument in tha in behalf of the claimants
and concluded his remarks at o'clock, when
The court adjourned till ii O'Clock tomorrow.
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COR RExT-A spacious threc-story brick dwelling, with
hack building we'll furnished hrouthenf Win al
the convenenccs Of light water &c. Inquire NO ~ "oun
avenue bee 6-dA'
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VEvAy or, Tao War Of shc Reasants-a hssasi teal
Y BY Hendnck Conscience 70 CENTS
tbids History the States by John Bonner-n Volumes
81. e LA, ,.s.s
chief iomaic pccrliariies OF te Ehgb m
guage. enlarged by The Rev j. GfafH Daon a. .
81 +
English Elements ana fofhs,
deyeIopme fer use 10 oo'tg ana
Revised and enlarged by William fowef alo rio
o Rhetoric n Amherst College. 81 80.
Napoleon Heiena interesting anecdotes and
BILE The i've and a Years
captivity BY John - C. Abboit-with illustrations ~ 'e
Connected with The Definition OIL the ~ sha
Of tic Immaculate Conception blessed Virgin Mary, in ain
and EppllsI SO. Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR & MhNRf's
nae bookstore, OH s,fs.t
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Dec i-d,lstJuneif

MAZDA 1E DEvOs. who Keeps The largest ard rich
III est New York, 4sI broadway aud millinery
Rue de Ia PaiS WI exhi on Monday
following at " Tue Lakes" QUA rem av'h'es
Adnms's Express an asoisnea % Ten pne~s
caps, md head drvs-es
ladies 10 favor her Wilma ch hey
will ind beautiful articles Tor the reason.
5--4ts
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BAD Ssws FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES papers announc
that onehaf of the vintage of Here's de la Frontc
the principal sherry depos is entirely lost this year.
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TO members OF Congress, and others.

JSoR RENTA class furnished dwelling house nu y we
nos naodeyn style, Of water gar c
and rnted department with taste ana eono
npp'y ~ p..'' - J.. j. MILLER,
2--dU Corner in ''i's' 80" N''Af''
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In General Principles Of Grammar, win bnef
r s so sSs s,s s@' n s Rsy
The English Language Elements and Forms VII, history
origin and y I @si 10
n Rhetoric hsi IN Am sSs sn College 81 So
Napoleon 81, helena or int, eieg anecdotes and
s ii: s sspisGss jon" NJ i,
Of the mnasuase coseep.Ion Of ne ain
and English u. just pa'''' Tai n"S f. 'r @snavs
Dsc5 bookstore neas OH ssfrs,.
raAuncEy wAnnIn In. svateh-maler sI,a sey-
ee No $40 Pennsylvania avenue nadef b'0"hs ho'0' M
'"f Dec '5~dJan
TO Members OF Congress, and others.
Coa RENrA furnished dwelling house. sna = L. ne
aud with ass asd
nse 33-dW Corner street and Louisiana avenue
misses Rockers English and French Board
ing and Day school for Young .,l s a.aaisS' 4o4
ruIs institution has been in successful
and and beauty 'v = e soa aa ."
instruction. comprises all the branches n'aaY ''"s'' :
Maaams Domau Ibis e A. az s IL
and ,ess q French ,a.as IL 's
Circulars so",sn"s s% sns "a, asi pookssoSe
REFERENCES.
Rev. 9. D cammins Washington
Hon. hex Il " y W. ca sesssn,
HON. HON. a@ q :r ss's' United states senator ssss
Judge Sh; D. 4. Gurus. United states Supreme 1oun
RI Rev. q. J. Mcilsaae, bishop Of Ohio.
D AIsIss. ALMONDS, sc.
400 Whole. half and quarter boxes bunch ' a.
30 30 b Ssss low sSs rrced DO
1000 pounds soshel olmonds
~ y sa.s-', s s,s;aas nut.
I ISS e sUunsT s Ms'"ur III.
1000 pounds enran's
whole and sa sa,s DO and kin. Bird om New
York; ana ,sns s ss I'll y MURRAY EaaEs
Nov s7--e'eoa --.------------------
ri rss s &c ssssna q al ad
: y sd p"sns: ss.. ~ a..
aes . asE and Pn1 wsa
Yard wea side 9th street, between ana - oppo" oa
$3.50
WINES; aaUoKs CIGARS, &c s..,, .,,...
70 90 o'd fsally DO ,...,. "a q. ,,,,...v
Is baskets Hsidsck Champagne
% a Ss .H o,s. te sss., wine ass and brandy
100000 German % Ill, ~, ~,
p Nov s aa-s Si sse ~
80 -------------------
CANDLES i OIL, SOAP : sc.
1000 gallons SSssa ' ssaasa whale ss" 81
$40 do sperm DO
IA boxes brown and yellow soap
20 DO pearl sarch
l,0oo pounds saieans
aooo 40 sai seda u.,,,,n .na u,nu pd ,,on p.u,
received per schoohrts hahih'oh
York. and for sale W MURRAY " oG"MHs'
Nov 2I-6ufeod
CHEESE, BUTTER, 80.
v boxe Goshen cheese
30 do English dairy do
kegs Goshen butter
$50 barrels Nos and Mackarel
do tierrings
l23 boxes
10 000p hounds Goa md bake fsh
a4 no bags buc WI
Now landing King Bird from New
York. and for sale by MURRAY h sEMMES.
Nov 27--6tcod 4
,,n...,.c. ,,,,..rr ,,n1 ~.
KAAoonaannd nOSIAn - 80 So
- ~ 'vn'h u."ns ,nor.,.
- - pihten pueks"
" " 90 e T 40 40
tsfA - 90 ~ t...n,.
y. ness w.om p's aH'aa. ..a.
=. ~ npAo" su u.. ~. a., ~ a' '11
o,o ~, u. ,na,.n.1 ~ '
-, s soss mass INT. ho.,s.
York. md DYe bv MURRAY rom
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WoRIDs IN notwithstanding to the Vienna
journals it in contemplation TO have universal exhibit
ton in that city in 1860 1t is said that the plan OF
the building has already received the appreciation of the
Emperor Francis Joseph.
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IlR FLORES cE o'DoNsosHuE. once sss ~,
~ street, few doors porth OF O. y "
Dec l-dlm 80 y
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INTERIOR pgpARTmEsT.

General Land Ogice-The Surreys ia Kansas and Ne
learn that the in Kansas and Nebraska
progressing rapidly large number of contracts have
been made by the general with experienced deputy
surveyors Of which mention the contracts OF Mesrs a.
s. Cogard and d. j. Fedman for the subdivision of town
ships; j. II. Wagner w. s. Caldwell w. H. Allen, b. Golf
man. and E. H. Hastings for the survey of township nes
Mr. Henry j. Adams has recently entered into con-
tract for the subdivision of townships.
Agricuttural Diosion of the Patent OTeeThe Wyandot
CorThis truly singular production first introduced to
the notice public in 1858 by Mr.. j. H. Thomas, OF Wa
verify Illinois, who received nine grains from the Wyandot
Indians through California emgran which be planted in
sandy soil, and the product tyeght allgrown ears
In 1854 there raised from twenty grains planted
the May hundred and thirtytwo and from
Of bushels and three peck of
sheed It only received the cultivation given
to other kinds of corn.
This represented possess the following pecuar
ties We copy follows from the circular of Mr.. Thomas
First requires grain to be planted in each hill
than useless Second each grain yields from three
eight grown stocks, equal in length and strength being
twelve feet high and proceed directly from the
grain Third stalk bears from two to four ears OF large
and beautiful pearl white the meal OF which is equal IN
-four manufactured from wheat Each hill
viii yield from eight to twenty ears From equal guam
y Of seed planted it will produce double the quantity of
ears that can be raised any other kind OF grown
The quantity of fodder which Il bears is immense, and for
stock feeding it superior to all other varieties The ker-
mel shaped similar the yellow flint, the grain soft
twelve-rowed, and small cob Ear from twelve to fifteen
inches long.
If planted five feet apart each way (and which is near
enough) will require about $500 grains or quart
seed, per Allowing each grain to produce but six
ears (and yield for the present year. 1851 will
ten to the hill and the produce OF 300 hills IS oooo
allowing 100 to the buhe OF corn, and the
suit will be lbs bushels per BY actual measurement
it has been conciusvey proven that three Of the
sze1 ears of the Wyandot corn win make one quart
ninety ears the busesay hundred earand the
result changed from 2 to $50 bushels per acre. the latter
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rf1AUNCEY WARkINLR. Natch-mn,ser and Jew
eer No Pennsylvania avenue, uader Browns oe Wash
inpton, D. @.
Dec 5--dtiJan"
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Wednesday, Dec 5.rhe court met at ii o'clock. Chief
Justice fancy is still absent.
o. II. Browning, esq, of Illinois, motion by the Attor
ney General, admitted to practise in this court.
The argument in tho Of the United States Pear
B. Reading concluded by the Attorney General,
appeared for the United States and the sub
mted
The of White, Stevens Co., plaintiffs in error
Pascha Roses administrator (No on the docke) was
called by the court The argument in this opened
by Hon. j. p. Benjamin, Of Louisiana, for the PLAINTIFF.
Hon. Miles Taylor Of Louisiana followed in behalf Of the de-
PENDANTS submitted the printed brief Of
Mr.. Jann, who appeared for the plaintiffs in error.
The of Barnards heirs Chester Ashley (No
the docket) called by the court Messs Lawrence
Cenden appeared for the appelees and ths
submitted printed brief of Mr. Pike who appeared for
the appellant.
The court adjourned till II o'clock tomor
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COMPLETE and thovouS a or ,u.txr...u.. -,
the French and spanish lanr Italian
MANVERs Pslsiennc who sysSks FnvsI ansmrw ana Nh ~
OF an exemplary cnsrac'efa he's
cesrfy for the past city OF New York.
patronage OF MI MORTIMER ivinss,on has arrived
most hEhy commsn"eo and toterds
branches 10 private pups a. ID classes their residences
Mm1e Manners having left Miss
and
and gentlemen " ''-
Mme Manverp tendes families bo ou,a
her evenings the French
authors their residence and perfect in the Psrtsn
She il
and ne best saebsr Of the pare language
Addts.. is1 street. between l7sh and Iesh streets.
2-suf
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DESTROYED ny FIRE.--The elegant mansion Of Ex-Gov
Hunt at Loekport New York, destroyed by fire on
Saturday. The loss is about $4,000.
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The amount of grain yet go forward will not be large

PsRsoHAIEdwin Forrest, the tragedan has purchased
Of Miss Stuart Of Boston, fine portrait of Rachel as
Phede He has also commissioned her to paint portrait
Of Washington after the original by her father
VESSELS misunderstanding vessels needed at Nor
folk to carry off the large quantities of constantly
irving at that port
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GREAT CORN cRopsln some parts Of Pennsylvania the
crops said to be greater in the aggregate than at
any time before in fifteen years From seventy 10 ninety
bushels per acre is yield and field, owned
by Dr. VIM. Ragen, of Washington county, made hun
dred and twenty-five bushels per
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CONFERENCE.-The New York State Colonization So
eiey have chartered the baque Lamarne 3sG tons bur
den TO convey coloed emgrans from New York TO Lbe
ria and which viii sail about the 18th instant 1t Is
thought she will take out hundred passengers
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LUMBER DOWN RlyER.-We understand (says the Bangor
Journa that from 20oOo0oO 100000 feet of lumber
were down to Frankfort Bucksport Scarsport and
Belfast last week, to ship.
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THE anssns OF England the House of~ysansvsrs
Il by Dorm. 9vos
Table Traits, with something them ~ Doran / vol
Tbs Porsyers, by W. Gilmore simms vol
The Match Cui novel
NoVt FRARCK IAyLoR.