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better for during the residue Of my life II an I'M
dying devotion to the best interests Of my native State VIII
be any return for the honors conferred upon by her c
zens may hope the debt Of gratitude them may not
always remain nnrequited But gentlemen Il matters little
where discharge duties the theatre OF life so be IL
those duties be web performed That may each and all
part make the world better and happier
for being it, and leave occasion for regrets for mis-
spent time neglected duties, my most sincere desire
And now gentlemen as my official labors have ceased
give you my hand and with bid each OF you affection
farewell.
After Judge Waldo had concluded he took leave indyid
ually Of the gentlemen Of the office and his friends who
were present upon this highly interesting occasion
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THE EXPERIENCE OF A KSow-NoTHINa.

citizen of Morgan county Indiana, who had been Sc
duced into knownothng council gives the result Of his
experience the public through the Marnsyille Monitor
in the following pregnant paragraph;
Reader you may think you hate know nottingham but
until you initiated into it's secrets and witness something
Of height and depth Of its nquy the solemn mockery
of its rituals and the completeness of its tyranny its end
like indifference and its utter disregard of moral honesty
you will know what to detest Then you true to
yourself your country and God sou viii have orea
deteation for the order that you will avoid bona d
member as a political demagogue, and shun lodge
upss tree"
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We understand that the Commander F. j. de carvaho

We understand that the Commander F. j. de CarTalho
Morera who has accepaby represented the Emperor
of Brazil near this government for about three past
has obtained leave of absence visit Europe wthsA&
pecaton of being accredited in the character TO the
of Of the principal countries in that quar-
ter The personal friends whom Mr. Morea has
made in the United States viii deeply regret separation
from him which is likely to be permanent.
Mr. Andrada lao acting secretary to the Brazilian Legal
ton has we learn been presented charge daaes ad
interim.
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w happy 10 understand that Mr.. Rayner of North
Carolina has published will shortly publish, the letter.
or letters addressed him by the Hon d. NJ Barringer OF
the State the subject of the alleged conversation
between Mr. B. and the Popes Nuncio, At Madrid, in
gard the selection of portion Of the cabinet of Presi-
dent Pierce The letter. letters when published, will
fully vindcae President from the original imputaton
Mr. Rayner they according to the correc
ton of that mputaton authorized by MI Barrnger.
The promised publication will also relieve Mr. Rayner
from the charge made in these columns of having sup
pressed the letter. letters Of Mr. Barrnger We repeat
we are gad that they are to be made public
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i, ARLINGTON CITY.


~ isKAKL t. JAAEs, No. ia south Tenth street. Phiade-
flif senaa travelling AGENT assisted BY Wa. H. BsLp,
ouLLsAs, JAMS DsssKe, j. H. +, THos.
p. Me-, n. ~ MoRHsos, r. w. WHEY, VIM. L. WATERMAN
II. CARsos ID. X. MusrIs, y. swAis, 4.
z. DAVIS.
us HstHr NJ. Lewis, Montgomery, Alabama, gen
travelling Aabus aud Tennessee,
srd BY u LEWIS. JAaas o. and SAMUEL d. LKwrs
Ey x. IS J4nEs No Harrison street, C,nennat oho y
collecting agent Western and Teas,
tisf BY H. j. TnoaAs q. w. RAMSAY, WILLIAM H. THoaAs,
Tnos NJ tAAgs, O. ~ L. WsEAAs, A. H. cnrLps and Dr. VIII
LIAN iKwIs. receipts Of either viii be good
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

The Cunard steamer Asia with Liverpool adyices 70 the
2ls ulmo arrived at Halifax on Tuesday evening last
The news or rather the unsatisfactory brief summary
which has reached by telegraph is wholly devoid Of in
terest Nothing from the seat of war On Mr. Roe
bucks motion of eensure, the Pamerston ministry had
been sustained in the House Of Commons by large
ority The commercial advices indicate change in the
cotton or -four markets from last quotations.
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roo MICH OF A PILL.

S. Rich of East Calais Vermont, says he had taken the
Montpelier Waterman for forty years, and been during
that period III ederalis whig federal republican, and
free-soer but anow nothngism is too bitter pi for
him "at his age and he therefore stops the Watchman
and subscrbes and pays for three copies of the Democratic
PAIR
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A TIMELY WARMING.

Kossu,h thus concludes recent letter the New York
Times;
"Of one thing however, would America to beware
and that is the tnrodncoH tongue and Religion
TIE Of political Centuries may have
for the errors of one generation"
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Tho Following, from he Washington a7 Is pnbIisbed
in Justice to the parties interested
'sTHE GENERAL LAsp 0rFIcE.We day or two since
trsdiced the story that the OF this Office
had been rendered to from Illinois, referred in
the correspondence of the Baltimore Sun. To-day we hear
the repeated the No such thing
Cured satisfied The only tender of this position
since tho removal Of the late chief of the bureau occurred
took place. We here refer to the
the commssonership to feowctzen Joseph
s. Wilson, esq, the accomplished experienced and useful
chief clerk Of the bureau.
I'VE persuaded that nothing but his relationship with
the removed Commissioner inerered With his acceptance
the position and regret sincerely account of the public
interest that he felt called decline the tender which
voved highest possible compliment 10 his ability pub
lie officer that could be paid TO him.
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THE ELECTIONS TODAY.

Elections win be held in Tennessee and North Carolina
to-day Nothing of definite character be known for
several days TO
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from the Philadelphia Argus Of Friday last.
VISIT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL TO THE

The Hon. James Campbell, the distinguished Post
General of the United States visited the doc-yard
at naval station this morning He accompanied
to the navy-ysrd by popular navy agent, Capt A.
Day, and several personal friends.
Gunner Woodward fired the custcTnafJ salute Of six
teen guns upon the arrival of the Postmaster General the
navyyard and the honors usual upon the visit Of
Der OF the cabinet paid to him The visit was
gratifying and satisfactory one to all present The large
number Of hands employed by the government 10 til
accommodating more than thousand--and tho sue
and progress Of the workmanship the subject adj
miration and communication. The veteran Commodore
Stewart (0id Ironsides,l Capt Lee Lieu. Godon, and
other officers accompanied Judge Campbell through the
yard and entertainment OPPORTUNITY oared in the
hosptabe mansion of Lieut. Godon was paraken by the
entire number of gentlemen at the close Of the visit Of
Judge Campbell The present administration Of TIE gem
er government have paid much attention the inter
ests of skilfu mechanics that permit the
opportunity pass in this connection without awarding
due praise TO II for the Partially aud considers
ton given to Philadelphia skill and handicraft
Judge Campbell has been waited upon since his arrival
here by hosts Of his townsmen. lie will be in the city
until tomorrow morning, when he in pursuance Of Off
cial duties, viii leave for the East
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We have seen letter from gentleman in Norfolk
which that the yellow fever is the increase at
Gosport There have been about thirty in all at
Norfolk
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duty by the British Parliament appears be creating
quite revolution in journalism in that kingdom. Scot
land shares ia the urore and dozen daily papers selling
principally At penny (two cens have sprung into eH-
istence in Edinburgh and Glasgow alone
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THE DAILY UNION


NILE Irsrss pARopl.--By references to our ADVERT
sing columns, il viii be thst at last the dnf edam
which, for SO long time has hung the federal city,
be brokenand that too, By whose " 6uscet
attuned TO the sweetest harmony" No logger 20
connect music in Negotiations with the so and 0
tones Of the Marine Band for at last the wordrenowDed
Parodi Is to be here and the citizens Of Washington
10 hear real music. by nature Mile Parodi has
been endowed with all the brilliant qualities
~ 10 great artist, and these endowments have been
strengthened By every degree Of cultivation, until
she has not 10 al probability equal, certainly supe
ror in the whole range Of great singers known TO the
musical world She has proved the real greatness OF her
before all ct the cultivated and refined audi
Of both Europe and America and before them all she
has the very highest and enthusiastic praise
praise which Il The valuable because genuine and spon
taneous and not gotten up by OF humbuggery and
haudblls.
We have not the space specify partcuarize
the relative merits Of the pieces which to be performed
night; but viii only say that worldwide Is the celebrity
Of Casa Dlpa musical composition, doubt not its
enthusiastic admirers viii discover beauties IN
rendered by Milo Parodi and so, likewise of Katen Ma
roeen the peinye melody of which has thrilled many
hearts 70 tears, sung By Nine Patti Stgakosch. But we
prefer leaving readers by their the real
merits Of ihs gtsd galaxy embracing Mile Parodi, Nine
Patti Srakosch and her husband the celebrated composer
stalk Of corn from the farm Of Miss NJ BOYD near
Bladensburg, measuring si1ea feet
isches, was shown yesterday. This grown
land which for years had been suffered almost
sse but through the judieious Of guano
exceedingly rich and fertile state.
SwErr poTArossA friend informs us that sweet pota-
toes Of excellent quality have been selling in the Northern
Liberties market for 2 cents per peck for days past
He complains that be has pay double that in the
other markets.-Stm.
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AIexandria Roarding school.

this institution w
first tenth MONTH OctoLer Bedcs the ordinary
the French
Spanish there taught the branches Of
complete and thorough OF mathematics
supplied with good library
large collection minerals and geological specimens extensive
apparatus Astronomical 0bsesvat0y
good telescope transit insfrumen astronomical clock
Trop1hons circle &c meteorological observatory cbomics
which
analysis Of mincrals, coils &C.
facility afforded for the advancement Of the sudents
10 different departments Of study.
Of limited sbout hAy and In order 70
their studies
Of time from the want OF assistance
there
family with the sudeRts giving the
their personal attention and aid not only during The o
study when
teacher Of modern languages and The encher
drawing.
Of lectures natural philosophy, chemistry
rronomy geology vegetable physiology and agricultural chemistry
il dciivrrrd 10 aIllh stud during
be obtained by
BENJAMIN HALL0wELL,
HENRY e. HALLOWELL,
FRANCIS MILLER.
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DEDICATION or TIE NEW Masonic Hall ~ PHtApEI-
PmAA Philadelphia correspondent thus describes the
dedication Of this hail. which took place on Wednesday
last
The Masonic turnout yesterday one Of The most
imposing spectacles witnessed in this city The whole
number in the procession is estimated az four thousand
Some OF the lodges paraded hundred members
The city everywhere had a holiday appearance. The
streets ihronged with youth and beauty; the flags
were flying from the public buildings and the various
publication Offices The procession having reached lnde-
pendence Square the exercises follows Prayer by
Rev John Chambers grand chaplain Masonic ode choir
and fun orchestra GRAFTON by James King, OF Pitisburg
grand chorns Masonic ODE grand hsllelujah chorus
benediction The hall dedicated with similar
services Among those in the procession noticed Sim
con Strickland ESQ., who has been member Of the order
sixty years past and is supposed to be the oldest
member OF the order in the country Mr.. Strickland at
tended the funeral OF General Washington After the
emone, over relic which is nothing less than the
original gsvc used by General Washington at the laying
Of the cornerstone Of the first Capitol Of the United States
the 9th September 1893 presented 70 the Poo-
mac lodge No. uf Georgetown District Of Columbia. II
made Of white Italian marble with black veins running
throughout and weighs abort four pounds
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BY ,. c. MCGUIRE, Aucstopeer.

by ,. e. MCGUIRE AucttOneer.
TaxCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
u public auction-On Turdny morning, October r. 10
Of Capt Maerader the buildings
Gad-by Row, Pennsylvania between aoh
ANA Streets ai Effects
comprising
Suite Of walnut plusi-c vnrea pAfIor furniture
mart table
WainuI writing cabinet, w.at MOI
Chinese reception stn.rs fancy ladies
BGsnhoo extension, and reclining chairs !
of four light gill ens chandeliers
French plate pier and oval
paiEir q, China vase, clocks
WaDGt r1Icnsicn dining table
Mahogany sofa, chairs, s,deh0nrd
Brussels, three ply, and SeEiiicn carpets
Excellent MATING oiicioL,
Mahogany French hedneafs, wsffrnhes
DO dressing bureau, v rshsianas
Handsome wood wadiobe
E'vQnni green I'D gold onamred chamber auiie
cottage i1;sll0n OF walnut and
Superior hair and husk mattresses
Boosters ID pilows, blankets, sheets
MarsrileY quilts. toilet sets
Nindo curtains
French China dinner and ware, glass ware
silver plated Casters hre sets
Hall and chamber stoves, gas fixtures
Superior and hEtures, tin safe, &C
Together with assortment OF kitchen requisites
credit en- and 10
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Sep ed Auclionecr.
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OFFICIAL.

TaRAsrxY DEPARTMENT. August ,, las.
hereby sycs Of loan authorized
by 1885, aher the 18th horenber,
le5G thai whole Of that stock will be puiehased W
the 3o November next,
which will be paid In nddiuon 10 the SUMS
In certificates.
of The other loans 81 The tned
States Gf 81 $40 900 viii
during period the following
Of 1892 OF 10 cent for stock
Of le47 and 1884, Of l6 cent? and for
u 1850 commonly called Texas nd,n
nifty stock, premium of six per cent.
allowed stipulated IN the e,Iih
Of here, with
addition, enable dram reach ne
Certificates this department under The
assigned United States The en;
lied to receive the purchasc money.
Payment made by upon asst
New York, Philadelphia, the rss
entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-dfNov3U Intel Start
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Agricultural Division Of enc Patent 05icehpeiaiR ice.
correspondent Of the State Department furnishes the fol-
lowing from Mr. Hues journey through the Chinese
empire which transmitted from that department the
United States Patent oce The correspondent suggests
that this rice could readily be obtained by government
through representative in China and would be
valuable acquisition requires less irrigation than the
common article:
The celebrated Emperor khang-b has tlus rendered
his We find IN the curious
memoirs written that prince the passage: u was
walking the Emperor hhangh '0n te rst day Of the
sixth in fields where rice s0wn, which
expected 10 Weld its harvest till the ninth. happened
70 notice rice plant that had already into it
above all the rest and already ripe had gathered
and brought 10 the grain fine and full aud
would the following retain its precociy and Ia fact
il did Al the plants that proceeded from into
before the ordinary time and yielded their harvest in the
sixth Every year has multiplied the produce Of the
preceding and for thirty it has been the rice
served table The grain long and Of reddish color.
named yami imperial rice, because IL in my garden
that il rt cultivated. IL is the only kind that ripen
north OF the great WALL where the cold begins very early
and ends te but in the provinces of the south where
the climate is mder and the soil fertile easy to
obtain harvests from il, and Is sweet consoa
ton have procured this advantage my people
I" The Emperor khangh did render, in fact immense
the population OF Mantehuria by encouraging the
enture Of this kind of rice which thrives admirably in
DRY countries and has need like the sort Of per-
petua irrigation. 1t would certainly France and
ii the fault of the missionaries il has long since
been acclinnated there.
bile the mission in the environs O. Pedia,
several times made 1T business send OF ii TO
the Minister of Agriculture and Commerce. but We have
never heard that any experiment tried with it,.
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xrERy VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON INDIANA ave
rur su6 roIhs street. ketween sed Bee ond
TnssAay snScp, ocsoe~ 4h a sc'cioek on ts
NAV ell crnsl No No 5's fronnE
svsssr, Fs ard Second 1res wef
feet sey ms been
nun s,ush dividing tins vt IN tv
and psrsusg gceA sssSi~gfos capable os"sdvdrx NTH
three Ie~t each str~e
Th properly se offered esdrs ~ in par. plans % ~neh w
he eshibiea the yale. =. -,..-.,,.,.
To person. as~s good building lot N an ~
c.sca oHrs greet sducvtn~rt Tue p.siesl
Trrms re,sdp- in w. Vs. sme " month";
' - JAS c. MCGUIRE,
septas-d iueuoifesF'
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BY JAMES G. Me0UIRE, A.csaonesr.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY On PENNs, IL IL
Tuesday afternoon, octoe, a. 4x O'Clock pssc'ssy ss
tsteen 18Th and l4tn streets ~es
running hack 1853 feet t. Jaiee paved .ey VIII ms
threeoSy and auc prck boeee'
Wi IN bac k-buiidinrs, brick coHch-aouss stable, kc
TIRE home tnil Of The ycy handsomely fir
throughout with marbis msnes IN me lncps oos
o. The baans Ths maa noins
The building good with large piazza run
ming the full depth. -,
In yard fass cisiem Of waer besides an exec
lent pump Of water, the whole enclosed VIVA ~ vs.
nnd handsomely with shI0bbery -,
This property svosby known, and has bssn occuped .f
,.s ,hre v,srs by Mr. 6sscass RESTAURANT
om ir location being Of the National Ibea
ana abort distance executive deparfmeHf no properly
rhe civ il adapted business r which has been
cpp,ed. ..r,.a sas..x.s M,
mrn,s will made known AZ the sale - ,,c,,,,p
Sept x-ccdAds A"e'
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ny TEL EG II PHI.

Arriual Of The Steamer Grcnaaa.-La,er from Haoaaa.
NEW IoRK, Sept. 25.--Ihe steamer Grenada from Ha-
arrived here this morning with dates TO Monday last
The steamer II Dorado left Havana the day for Aspn
wall. Political is dull Sugars active, and
prices bad further advancedwhite 9ls ~; brown ~
~. Molasses and held at cents.
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THE ,hryfourl win commence
Monday 2ad Of october less, and end on the Isl OF March,
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller M D.. Professor Anatomy and Physiology.
johnston D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Joshua Riley NJ d. Professor Mtdica, Therapeutics
Jno Fred May, NJ d. Professor Principles
,cine aud Of Clinical Medicine.
ws Is D. o. snS 1aa
Thomas Miller; y. %, Dean. 80. 49,. a...s e,o, vs,,,
The regular lectures are given and he wards tor clinical instruction
The entire Tor full course Of
Anatomy by the demonstration. 10
aa.nnas,os nc, rss a''e o'v onee Is
medical and surgical clinic without charge
nabg in business during The morning hou 10 at
'o' "''''' THOMAS MILLER NJ. D.
Dean Of the Faculty
BMeaicai students desiring resident student
he washington pdmsry (Which Is the clinical 81 me
Ter 10 Jehna Riley H. Washington fnfrmary,
Il Is eau Of residence
hospital for ciuicaNrnetion Those early apple S1
July 10 eodiissNcydssw
screr formerly Q, niehmond y,fsn. having ssas T
ONCE in this city, ON street few doors IN onI ~ ne
especially for revolutionary services and so land poune
ahs psn ~. saa.so,, Of fhr late David Dorripson
he has, perhaps. which ever made 70 me i'm
cn~ papers hrst auditors ONCE IN
Richmond aarx !" tn~ papers IN ~
The oher public cspiia Of Vrna These and be
years experience,
sntussed him ~ ius, he VIII be
a,e where claimant hmse may be enursy
unahie Do H.
For sct of ~ March, l svne iou ssss
f land who served fourteen dys ms
ss,,css x,,l he ,ery meaera,~ FELIX KICHARDs.
Hon. Henry A. wisc, seccasc, yirsinis.
Jaues Lyons, ESQ, Richmond Virginia.
Jarses Hran, Commissioner Of Pensions, Rch"'cna
virginia
SsNt~J n. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
lion. Joia z. rcud~tcr Virginia.
Mon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, ID. e.
william .. Ward, esq, BaurnoIe,
7insb~rAke crq. New York
1-Ahcplys
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


The american Shipping II Ha"barg, GsrananyThe mum
Der Of American vessels arriving at and departing rom this
port dung the months ending June 80 1885, thirty
the number Of passengers shipping from this port in
these vessels 5al and he cargo discharged amounted
20 about $50 tons
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND LIQUOR STCKE.-
The snbscbf eSs inform his friends and the public
that he has q ore No. ~ Pennsyyana avenue
ID and ~ pes, tFnsssds oaans' wo oao ss ~
lssse Of foen and domestic wnss
coffee o1r SOAP olives rasns figs, srdine ancbosies oard
sare Co snd COL Chsbsds brsndies ~ cases
drohns ana SheTries Madeira, PORT
Julien ciarei Chssesnx ~ cases
brandy fruits, Reynolds Edinburgh ae Amt
sc Muasehno Curacao, Ahyni Chamrssns ana s'es sne
Havana niso, porter ae ana cee
particularly requested 70 call and examine the soek
beforc purchasing eise here . !,
promptly and drveed at their houses on Inc hot
=,
senrrs Havana cigars, imported direct ~
Tie whoaesale and retail
osrs of The Unied s,ases aayy e
o ~ notice -,
&c up al The
slores notice warranted 10 keep on long voyages
attended and conauy produce
w "s's''f JONAS r. LEVY,
No ~ penn avrpae fnuxth sjaeA between ID
Sept rs dad TWO doors casi o. inc y . ho'er
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A-y- Unsnrinn Chureh.The subject of Sunday morning
Judgments OF Men, Sept 20
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DAILROAD MAUDsJust opened, beautiful toi Of gentle
II mems travelling slswis, prices moderate, nj
sTEyENs's Sales room.
Sep, a9-3uf Browns Hotel