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DARK BE under Hotel.
DOZEN, ard nacheos dive, watch n
conceded be the best
without inaryso the skin.
o. brown We recommend The and ~
PARkER'S Fancy and ferfomery siore,
Dec 9~eod3ls Under National Hotel.
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lAe
aaa sfseAaais and Uss~l 1fis,
AZ III opened city Thursday, hs elh
aay Of February, 1861 the new ADD splendid nail q NE
Smithsonian insauon, which Il Of ihe most rooms
10 MS e1hititob mechanics artists iaseI
ors, and al ohe dashns 70 display e result. o. Their aeo ss
and ie fon all portions 81 me uuion cordially 10
Ths aaehiuery apartment charge special
superintendent steam power hstars iaer ke VIII be given
Az intending enass requested
day possible Goods slaad b. accompanied with proper In
Tue committee, therefore, feel that, nsiang contribution.
saa Mechanics Institute, They Offering % me rtoncer Of
,n nss ass as a.. superior sya u .h
Workmanship and their adatuon 10 sne purposes Tor which they
fney respectfully specimens
elegant heretofore attractive
such o. ladies' and 70 award
Giles OF merit u joss Ac suited 10 Inc stes Of she
The hall opeaed reception goods Monday.
February the exhibition viii he formally opened
Of siles ard son,nae open asoatoar weeks
entered upon te ludge @ of competition or pemam except
in time have reached III. han by that day. bar ea
ri rom unavoidable dcenuon
CHARGE until Tuesday night duh OF February 10 O'Clock aer
depositors win be subject charge Of from 80
Apprentices and minors who cabss ARTICLES make
invention shall, specify heis aye aud 'e time they may have
All sieles deposited competitions premium
isysnor III knoygn the
NAM :. NE q . ass mus % r
Prices be shHei, the option Of The exhibitor
, rooS waeS ssss vii, ao am., hem 10 he eshhan a,
all when open public
srspohtan Msehaails raiinis Haain gon D. CT
oe Of the aes and the name Of the party sending
Cscniar. Containing deaed forwarded
whom all communications on the business OF the Institute
oct 3l-iaw6w
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limited STAT hS Mall Line 10 California; via Aspin~
II Panama, sIh Goth each mouth, In hfs
steamships by the Navy Department. Of not eHs thar
1900 tons burden gunranfying speed and ssVety.
The Panama falroad completed ia Ohispo, 10 miller IRON
IRE transit from mlrs rss
IL miles Of land transportation oys
recently thorough order. single passenger
can, houvshe passenger
being only transferred 10 snd from mn
alongside the
be In future this
The
being kept IN NJ Nov York. Pan
detsnion accident
he q reliable.
expected Passage Atlantic will be made
Iarly in the Pacific, in ~ 10 IAN days.
Passengers wcaye a,sr they arrive Aspn
wall
Through tickets h- ~
West street, New York.
Ian 2S--dG
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n ANTHONY. 3Os broadway, New York. man-
Ia OF mattines, pssssrvs
cases. and Of paes, chemcas fsacy frames and
chemicals pictNrss, and mate
riais o. every description.
Case makers supplied for manufacturing
celebrated also, V0sgtlnnder h Rhon
III
30s Broadway, June IL, 1854.
June a0--dIycar'
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Inw Yong, slsEnEs. AND souTn-

,xxs AaFTOs USrr KD ) rATEa NAIL sTEAnEas.-
~ On , gso s'ERPs' f a1 aE ss cspn
TAess s,aass stop Il soulapnp.oa going
PROPOSED DATES oF SAii.isG-isSt
gasrinsoa. .sara1aay, JsaaaIy FsL~ss2 a.
washnston :, -. Saturday, march rs Apni "a
wasSlas,oa. saladssa sss jaass
Hsrns.nn. ~. ~. SATURDAY, Jaae ~. July "a
wilmington. 49,. SATURDAY, July IS. Aasassli.
Wa Wan legion Sunday, ssss@bess eoSsl
Hesana. -. Saturday, oeioser I. Soye'nbers
Wassiasion....... saturday, sosemssrt december I
Pro@ Southampton 10 New Yoss
Washington. wsdny aa, wssnassoa. sssa.y Aas 4, e
,,sIaaa;,,'' MAI a y *a.nms,or ol, IL IL
s S4aas'a"... May = ,ssrnsas...
asraana...... July " I" Jan. >, 1855
&C. fissa' q Pas''s'' 'P'ycsa SAND, 70 south .,sy
mAhr nsss csosks4, 'sta Co, soaln.mp,sn
WILLIAM E5EIiIs, Hsvrr
PyIyseohnto College OF the state Pennsylvania,
Penn ssaass, Philadelphia.
RUS Coese, organised the plan q The Colleges q
edaeatau 2 students Intended Tor
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND rnE ME.
CaANicAL AND cnEAIcL ARTS
The next ssnt annual session win Monday sers
FACULTY
civil engineering eroiessar sein n Peabody
Mn,ls engineering seoogy and miaeraogy w. II. b.
Mecaaaiea philosophy principles machinery, rors
Peabody kanu.dy. t9f
FerBs IL saehd dor Eilneni per session, SIS.
Meeacs Architectural, and drawing,
$40
treneh aud spanish, Prof " Amarlii.
German, Prof u. IsGrrup
the analytical hbpeltoy Tor practical ehemisi, daily
cadsmica Department. under the charge j. H. bouehe A.
aud DO rapidly prepared the College
Adduona terms study
Se by addressing Dr. Alfred H. Kennedy, Poly
MATTHEW NEWKiRK,
President of Board Of Trustees. Y
HcIsryRx, Secretary,
aug Wed5atspHesiat
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To the heirs Of John Orr and Henry Gucnard,
(or Dutncnd.)

NAVAL ASYLUM
Philadelphia December s, 1854
ToN ORR (coocd) lanisnan, beneficiary Tits
died herea the Sth OF July iast.
Henry Quinend matnc and beneficiary died
the 18th uitimo
heirs
Dec-I--tewfs
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yfARDWARE AND CUTLEHY.--The subscriber has
Ii goods, which have been
selected c manufacturers, both
Europe, best and offered
Of from twenty PER cent Our sock
ARTICLES every required thai
canc on.e head OF hardware
Bulldog materials fine excepting snsh weights
al cents H.
Mechanics Tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
betting gum hemp packing, at boston factory
prices NJ M X
Brothers. sprnas warranted for four ears We are
me agents. will furnish deRHrs Ut factory prices.
feather dusters ut New York
md per other styles.
An small advance for cash panctaa
by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF tho large Gilt saw, Penn
Nov s--eolm afh and flth
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nlogUa4 4Th. Cocoa, and Droma.-w. BAKER h COPS
Vanilla Premium chocolates, cocoa, and
to wh As premiums have been awarded BY the chief institutes
all
United states, and by their agents
murray. New York Grant aud Twel Philadelphia
Thomas " Hrundse, Dudley
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mass.
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American Artists, Union.


HslIE Union would respectfully
Uailed the Canadas that, the
c,vatns the fine arts throughout the country
with view Of enabling every family TO become possessed OF
gallery OF enKayings sss7. rEEaf teH5.
by THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
order
and thus not only give employment To large number
but
present their when
$50 900 OF which are sold,
100000 gifts the actual of $3.50, OOO
Eh purchaser OF dollar engraving herore receives
engraving richly worth the also which
entities him OF the when they distributed.
dollars highly finished engraving beautifully painted
tickets will be dollars SPLEEN
catalogue
mail
copy catalogue, with specimen OF
engravDgs, be al the Office OF this paper.
For dollar actually worth that and
gft ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS
committee believing thar the of this great
undertaking win be materially promoted BY the and
intelligent and peraeverne agents. have resolved
with such The most liberal terms
Any wishing 70 secoms an agent BY sending posad
engraving
and all other nOmaiGa
of the the gifts will be
the be diStrbued
be given throughout the United States
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!. saider,s., Wines, pl.IiHa sspl,i.

4 =
IOhN " sNiDLR dealer IN wines a. the former old
snida No rs Walnut
street, supplied
and llacfs The most accommodating terms,
SNYDER in, agent importation foreign
Walnut street. WHERE he prepared
quantities and upwards and also soic
Cor John Vaughan nder the his friends and
An delivered Washington city by Express,
free
9-aiy
laAssca ana E;agIish boarding aad day school for
yolng ladies' NJ Tyson and Sisters between
Washington y, c. The duties las institution will
Monday September, pupils
pnaclai
ce had all the principal bookstores IN the city
Aug lO--eoittsth Sept lsiarl s8il #+s
ssOLuaEBIAs CDI.LEGis Wash nxton, ID. C.-The
" ~ year Columbian College will begin ast
Wednesday
pursuing
dies for bachelor Of scientific
bachelor philosophy The college
OF columbian College, Washington, D. CT
Aug i--eod3w. e5ts14
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR REMIT have for rent several
"
keaiaIl Gteea" lutte than mile northeascry from
Che Capitol.
shed, excellent
The beautiful portion
and in taA view OF the Capitoi "a
The approach 5h and streets, Delaware and
permanently
s,de day Kendall
leave Markets where makes brief stand, at ~ and ~
o'pIoe~
ltent~two hundred dollars year
for Inspections and
applying 5tickncy street.
ee i al ~ ideuec, near the premises
Jtriy 23-eosr 1900
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+ No. 527.l


NOTICE hereby yen thar consequence Of representation
IN going 10 shaw tiefs
and sthnr uuoward would
he unab,e 10 public of the
Stafcs alternate he ScaAet Pucks
advertised procaHa,on No
5.3 Il, he held al oces December
President has ordered those sales 10 be p0span
al lake place as follows, 10 VIII a8
office at 81 Louis, commencing on Monday the 9Th OF
August next -
Al The commencing Monday The h Of
Augusi . IL. .
Al the commencing Monday, the i3h Of
August ~
Al Springfield, commencing on Monday tho aot
Of August neNh
Given under nv hand, Land Once,
Washington day December A. D. thousand eight
hundred and Htty four
BY order of the President ......
JOHN WILSON,
Dec 7--law6w Commissioner
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University Of Maryland.

THE will
and ~ Isl of March, 1856
Principles and Practice OF Surgery N. R. Smith, NJ D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. f. A. Aiken, NJ. D.
Puucipie and pactce OF Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ. D.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ d.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas, NJ, ID.
Medica and Pathological Anatomy Geo w.
ID.
Practical Anatomy, b. D. smith, NJ, D. #E
in6rmary,
and containing hundred md flty beds.
Fees for lectures, 500 maeulaiion fee $5 graduation
so. WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, M D.,
Sep I-2awi9thoct Dean
gays FABLES, with 1876 illustrations. 1 volume.
II London, ia5t Pdee al,
Dogs. their maaasssni by Edward Mayhem. London, 1854
Price so
Pnce 50
Adventures of M. sydenham GseDinci
London viii, numerous illustrations London. 1854 Price rs
AUG 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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mBsUsD CRIES. LACE GOODS, tGc.-Ihe Subscribers
= received full and complete stock of tho above
goods, Paris embracing all the novelties
ladies' respectfully The
: Il OF leading articles,
IS Maltese chefnizetta and sleeves,
rs epiaret- and sleeves do
10 richly embroidered muslin Vaences trimmed
IS do Maltese do
2J do muslin colaretts sleeves
$50 French embroidered collars
do t
Is chiy skirs open dresses
1870 do do pocket ndaerches
rs pieces Maltese laces aud edgngs, all widths
100 do Naiences laccs
English read faces, edgings, nd nsertipgs
as do cambria houncng4 aud rulings
rs dc swiss musns, houncinys and bands
100 embroidered dimity bands
pairs embroidered muslin cambria sleeves
25 long and black
Also variety nets, Illusions, bobbin
bcs muin vests,
gloves, hosiery &c,
sep 3-3,awfwif HooE, BROTHER, co.
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University or Louisiana .


Medical Department.
TUE annual OF lectures this
on Monday November 49, and win terminate in ensuing
March.
James Jones, NJ d., Professor Practice Medicine.
J. i. RiddeN, ~. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone. NJ. d., Professor of sutEery
A. H. Gems, N D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
a j. Wcddersurn NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
Gastavns a. Mott NJ D.. Professor Of Maieria Medlea
Thomas Hunt NJ ~ Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
ssm"ai " p cSoo"sa, M d Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The o decins will be open the third Monday
tober.
The acu. visiting physicians and Of the Charity
Huspitli, attend this November
The students The professors VISITS free
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There are during the session. about eight hundred
scnbed for daily.
In isss patients thirteen seven hun
dred and my nae.
THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Dean,
Aug iI--iawsNovl
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street. Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged aud elegantly furnished
tshe modern mprovemen and cnnvsnences
trn VI the travelling public
SHIRTS made order.-sTEvENs, Browns Hotel is pre-
~ pared make shirts all
10 III.
Gents ,ecahle.l with bad d,,ns shrt- he sui,ed
sTEvRNa's III
! Dec 1-tn saes Browns Hotel
rENT's s~srss TIES Crav.ss xcEvery variety az s1e
style and shape ~ Napoleon
vatsi &c. Of late mp'na'ons and a. moderate prices,
STEvENss
Dec 7-3uf sales rcom, Browns Hotel
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OF Washington $50 $4,000
100 do Clay. 100 10000
do Calhoun .................... 100 1880
80 elegant oil paintings, in splendid Gilt frances
size 3x4 feet each 100 5000
100 elegant oil paintings, 23 feet each. so 5000
500 steel plate engraving, brilliantly colored in
oil, rich git frames 2to ~ inches each.... 10 5000
10 600 elegant steel plate engraving, coi0red,
OIL, of the Washington Monument, 2G><8
inches eacn $4,000
237 900 steel plate engravings, from 100 different
plates in possession of, and owned by
Uninn Of the market value
rom 81 each ................ Af,O00
first class dwelling in 3Ist street, New York
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
% building Iols n l0ist streets, New York
ciiy 25< 100 fesr deep, 900 $4,000
100 villa Sites containing cnch 1850 square feet
in the suburbs OF New York city, and com
manding magnificent view Of the Hudson
and Long Island sound 500 $4,000
30 perpetual loans Of cash, without Interest
curly, of $3.50 each 5000
SO perpetual loans of cash, without interest
curly, 81 800 each 5000
100 perpetual loans Of cash, without interest
curiy, OF $50 each 5000
$50 perpetual locns of cash. without interest
curly, Of $40 each. ..................,... 5000
600 perpetual loans Ut cash, without interest
security, OF s. each. 4. ................. 10000
II. j. yisscher Co., Rea
Estate Brokers' New York Orders, tpostpad with
closed, TO be addressed,
-. w. HOEBROOKE, Secretary,
/, asV t4Hs sos broadway, New York.
engravags catalogue ready delivery
27-d3mif
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pGgH JEW ELRY.-M. w GAIT BRO. eGss a maebia
IL rich ewsy, the very latest styles.
sistina tf
Diamond, pearl mosaic, and plain brooches
Earng@ aud baeries pearl snamead, and plain
Geuilemcnis diamond and studs
Diamond, enaIneiled pearl wedding, and rings
Gold, fob, vest, aud guard chains
Lailes' ehssslstns loch et-, seats, and Keys
enaDeled,
and studs, xnio necklaces sc
Which, with The u
offered sheif
sening unusually low rates.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO.
sig@ ~ the Golden
Pennsylvania avenae, between 9i, and ION
Nov S1-3t
AL AHD WfNrEE styles OF rsady made ctoshtnx
and GRth. enshfacing The Faims
shaped bek blae and
agaE-d ea-smese
black psntsaJnr s.ivr,, serino is and
Bay youths cio,hnx always hand.
The above articles viii be soid n the lowest o
NOAH WALKER h CO..
Marble Hail Clothing Emporium,
Sept 2e-3taw4Nn Browns Hotel Building.
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Lyucbnfg ih~ al thaFsoesvs
Mondays "a aud Fridays
Market connecting win the stages at tnl
"A Tuesdays, ihus4days, aud saturdays
For stages al fsdanoaa
s;,a.lrblrx daily
per nraer w. H. BRoCKBrr, Arcrt
T--dtf
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LEN WOOD CEmETEixY.-Ths beautiful burial place
u Of having dedicated with appropriate
monies for the purpose Is now open too the reception OF The
The has capacity for hundred bodies in which such
Of the dead as may apply eau place the departed until hey
plan incorporlos equality regard
usually bring premium making the eury selection Of lots the
Un, an office established in the city washns,on appca
ions will be puncuay attended at the Office in the
wing ofthe building on entering the Cemetery.
Visitors requested not to drive fast through the Cemetery
WIN. IS. HUMPHREYS
NJ BCi-nwood Is situated distance OF the
Capitol.
Aug ~ dam
RENssEI.AER POLkTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
EsGNED for the comprehensive thorough
~ civil engineers including railway hydraulics topo
grapbica and mining engineers
copies Of Annual Register giving respect
d. FRANKLIN GREENE
Director, Sc, r. p T.,
SaIamandeP safes.
EVANS WATSON. No 26 South street, Philadelphia,
Pa Gate No 80 Dock reet have hand large
ment of their
PATENT sAL,MANDER FINE AND THiEF-pRoor SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors bank stores,
PATENT sI.ATE-LiNED REFRIGERAToRs,
Water filters, seat and letter presses Fairbanks platform
aud counter scnles
agency Iettey Yaes Jones' and Hairs
patent powder proof hank locks. Please give : a call
Reference n made to few Of The many hundreds
safes in .tF
n Magnder, 7l street, Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, rhiladephia,ia
United states Arsenal in ,aiionia, : IN Phaas,ph,n
United States Appfaise.,s Once, Philadelphia
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company, philadelphia, safes
Philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Winchester Bash, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. f. Wood Foge, Pennsylvania sh
MAY s-sawly EVANS A WATSON.
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The BOATS THE United states mail VIII conm~nee
their trips Alabama river hs l1 ~ November
next ayny Montgomery daily, ON the arrival 81
.ne ans ting daily Al Aaaeomey
Inc carr, Mobile with the New oreans mail boats
one witt Selma the downward
six o'clock a. IN.
The above commanded by able and
officers every secure the comou safety
OF paasenger -
uer barrel, aud one per bate OF entlon.
For passage having elegant accommodation Apply
Der osNSsm cox, BRAfSARD, n co.
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ua,seG states lsate,.t 0nice,

UNivERsfTY or sIRoIsiA,
December IL, 1854.
Dec l7-cod Il l9Ian
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Mobile sad Montgomery u s. Daily Asss Lane.
NcoNsIsTfNG the following Substantial and as
ss.aA~asAsaSS~ raeains passenees steamers, wins
MAGNOLIA
Ctsa,
gREMuNA, and
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UousEKEEPEHs, ArrENriON I'D nner sets toiet
III croekey gener-
ally, Tor little lower tan they be city.
neiaG part Offer The
pubic OF the above enumerated ARTICLES
d stock oils, glass, vsrnshes. brushes, god
Thing appertanpg thereto,
being
dersod cry Baltimore
Sperm and Article, IN
Russia hair felt o packing stsambolers
bought and one
articles sod smisa by
NJ. Of go md Ave ceas deducted fos
delivered part Of The city and Gcosgsown
@. .. WHIrTLESEY,
S34 Seventh
?, s.--ki bills made with me must Ne settled monthly.
Dec 9--eodtfIw y
JUST received 100 barrels eastern appies, such
Geentngs. an
sound Private me boarding and hotel keepers viii
their advantage Z as a
Pins yellow onons in barrels
Also, New jersey white Mercer potatoes.
J.. DOUGLAS d Co,
Nove f-eo2w Feed Stere % street, Pa.
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I'VE receiving full supply goods
and approaching holidays and friends will
very desirable
selling al very low prices Among which
LsBlN's
Jockey Club, Musk Violee Hrioope
Boquet, and sixty other odors.
gross . Windsor soap
o sonp 4. +. +.
Teiors transparent wash hais &C., Nc.
COINS, HAIR, TOOTH, AND AIL~BRusHgs.
EngIhh, French,
Shell Dressing Comb, India Rubber Comb, English
Buffalo Combs.
PARKERs Fancy aud Perfumery store,
Dec 2-cod3t' Under National Hotel
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2. 5Edtors OF the above will please copy aud
bills Patent Office, with
her l0--lsw3w
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500 " blue htnusi ef bniug great coats
kins exes shlRg pounds per
-. Of good saund woos, doubled twisted yarn
Those keGt " tsnd preferred
Brass scales y. G. >. corp. prtvs.
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- o, n SAND, " South "a, NY
q. A. HEiHEKEN Co, Bremen.
MARFlsEsU, cRosKEf, 4 Co, soashzlnpon,
WILLIAM I5EIis Havrr.
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Dec i8.-law3n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS
Execution of Andre.

The following is from the editors Draw
er" in Harper's Magazine FOR August:
On "Indepentence Day" we took steamer
Cor the county OF Rockland, determined to
pass the Fourth in peace and quietness, and
desirous of refreshing our patriotism amidst
scenes huIlowed by the sacred memories OF
the ..evolution. We visited Washington's
Head quarters at the little village OF fTappan;
the "Seventy-six House," where Andre was
confined, the place where he was executed,
the grave where he was buried, and whence
he was exhumed. We conversed with ven-
eruble lady who gave him four beautiful
peaches on the morning in which he went
forth to die "He thanked me with sweet
smile," she said; "but somehow or mother he
didn't seem 10 have no appetite. He only bit
one of 'em.
Standing by his grave, we could see across
the broad Hudson, the very place where he
was arrested by Van Vert, Williams, and
Paulding. and the cleaning of the white mon
ument erected to their memory; the place
where Washington stood when Andre went
forth TO die, and the stone house whence he
was taken to die upon gallovs.
The following account of Andres eXecu-
ton is one of the most minute and interesting
that we have ever read 1t was furnished to
Mr.. W;llium G. 'aeselbrath, OF Rockant
county, the history of which he is engaged in
writing. II was taken down from the lips o
e, soldier in Colonel Jedulhan Baldwins reg
iment. part of which was Stationed shor
distance from where poor Andre sufitred:
"One of our men, whose name was Arm
strong being one of the Oldest and best work
men at this trade in the regiment, was select
10 make his coffin, which he did and paintet
it black, as was the custom at that period.
"At this time Andre was confined in wha
was called the Old Dutch Church-a sma
stone building with only one door, AM close
" guarded by six sentinels.
"When the hour appointed for his execl
ton arrived, which was 2 O'Clock in the aite
noon, guard of three hundred men were pi
raded at the place of his confinement.
kind of procession was formed by placing II
guard in single fl e on each side of the road.
front were large number of American f
GERS OF high rank on horseback. These we
followed by the wagon continuing Andre
coffin, then a large number Of officers on foo
with Andre in their midst.
"The procession wound slowly up mode
ately rising ground about quarter of nj
10 the west On the top was field witho
uny enclosure; and on this was a very hi
galows, made by setting up two poles
erotchets, and layings pole on the top.
"The wagon that contained the coffin "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23
WIN. P. SIMPSON.
TIE NATIONAL Ksow Norm NC Courcit.


TIE NATIONAL KEow NoTH NC CoUrciL.
"A late Southern Know Nothing paper
says.
The fifteen Southern States viii be re!
presented in the regular nominating Cnnven.
tior, v hich is to meet in Philadelphia in Feb
ruary next. They will not cooperate with
the Reading Counci! in its proposition. Nor
will they acknowledge the representation Of
that uu.fying body in that Convention. And
ii the iatters platform be accepted by that
Convention, and by the Northern States, ard
Presidential nomination made upon it, then
the Southern delegates. will at once proceed
to orr0 ,iz1 then and there A SEPARATE AND
lsD2FzsDESr SOUTHERN AMERICAN ORDER.
This gas the intenton.of the Southern men
Mt PnilaIsiphia last month, If single anti
slavery plank was put into the PlattJrm of
the National Council. AS to the slavery is
sues the South will stand upon the Georgia
and Philadelphia platforms; and if necessary
rr.m further 'ree-soil action, the American
Party u the South will band their States for
a Sou hern American Contederacg.