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GARIs, Dec. ., 1906.
The Second Paris Conference Value Of Russ,ans
in Poris-7Ls Enienk Co,diais Of Russia and
France The Emperor in The SIoefs-Improps-
msnts in Paris, Sc, SC.
II seems to be determined that we are 10 have .
second edition, in duodecimo form, OF the famous
Conference which in this city of cities settled every
thing, and II appears concluded nothing, la March
last.
Blow high, blow low, Il IL an III wind that blows
no one any good; and such seems to be the Parsisn
opinion OF this rare diplomatic phase. Here no
anxiety is felt about Russian sggrandzement; to
have the Russian alliance with France as the dgni
fed friend, seems to have grataed every ambition.
Brother brother. we have been both in the wrong'
and that II is only that troublesome, bumptous snap
ping treacherous Albion that should hcnceforth stir
our bile pretty much the thought Of all. Let
the Isle Of serpents and little big Bolgrad 20 TO
the devil, says the lively ctoyen de Paris what We
want il tranquility, gaiety-in word, custom; and
II is only you English with your hdget.y Premier
that prevent us having II. Here Is Paris over half
filed with rich Cossscks-we have parties attached to
the Russian Embassy whom the Emperor Alexan-
der has specially charged to spend with flowing
hand the riches OF his country. The splendor of
their apartments the magnifcence Of their rctinue,
the gorgeous lustre c their msubies. the beauty Of
their equipagcs, the taste and generosity OF the
banquets the beauty OF Russian ladies' the exquisite
gouf and lavish cost OF their toilets the empress,
ment Of Russian manners, their franknes, their cor
diay and attractive hospitality are in every ones
mouth; and II the English had their way they would
deprive us Of all this. We like the Russians We
love their society, We care not llip for the Turk
nor button for the English; and IL another confe-
renee there IL 10 be, our opinion is that the Emperor
viii but study the general wish Of the French ma
ton IL he remain firm in opposition TO any scheme
which may have for s object the further disparage-
ment OF our friend that was lost ut who IL nov
found again.
To be down in the very dregs Of dependency
today and to be swinging like monkey on some
topmot bough in the genlai breeze tomorrow
is the character Of the French. As II was in the
beginning, now and ever shall be, the Gaul Is pro-
verbally the same. and the observation Il by no
means confined 10 the specifically educated, or To
the mere masses. the characteristic OF the nation
Is az evident in high places escwhere and what
have above remarked as the pariance o. TIC shop
keercr Is irue in modified degree Of the class N
vhom thc shUpkccper looks for patronage and SUP.
| port
There .Seus to be, however, II 7 my iulre rr,p
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THE RECIPROCITY BRINE "A few days since an
article appeared In the rOrouto Gloe>, alleging thai
amount of paid 10 secure the passage OF
the Reciprocity bill through Congress. The Hamilton
Svedr audee 10 the and says 10 assured tina,
the about the Reciprocity treay In vhion s ct
tempted 70 be shown that the sum Of 60 900 vas ex
peuded In bribng members Of Congress, Il grossly ex.
asaerated. II ADDS thai IL well known that large
Of money pended In procuring the passage
the treaty through Congress- but that money
says spent brscs, but rather m seiung the treaty
int such state Of progress ~ wosd ensure m passage
before Cor gress closed lie sttnEs The money
penoet s the dcsire of the government; but unfoyu
bately the has fallen the shoulders OF the gen
ttmsn who srtcd agent for The government For the
amounts thus expended, be hu become personally liza
ble and n,v when he looking to the Legislature for
reinforcement an attempt s bong made 10 iniurc nis
negotiations In the matter.
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DEsrERArs ArTHsrr AT ARSON AND MuRpEa =
An attempt made fev lights - Ore 70 the
jeweiry store Of ID. G. Dusenoury, q Mddes,wn Orange
county appears that the clerk vN aroused from his
sleep the barking of dog, AMI Immediately bcrame
aware thA. the building Gre IRON the quantity Of
smoke In bis room. lie mmedstev commenced .
earcb snd found thai the cellar had been entered and
a hre built With the cviden; intention OF firing the
building. Az he was leaving the eel ar he fired
upon by unseen the ball striking his arm, but
rot doing any ser'ous irvry. As soon he coild he
rave the alarm, and again nred upon In the street.
the ball pas ing through his hat search was made
by the villagers but the Villains had escaped This "
the second attempt within the sst six months 70 hre
Mr. Trnzenburys store The citizens of kiddletc have
since held q meeting at Gothic Hall, aud resolved 10
offer re vard Of $500 for the app ehensou and convc.
stn nr tno mar
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PrmIc SCHOOL EIAxSAuoS-Thc semi annual eSsmi
nauon Of The Hoboken public school took place Tees
day. large number Of the friends Of education we're
present to witness the exercises The examination Of the
male depar,mcnt-MS. Docs on principa-sas hcd Ia tho
day time, and that ~ ihe1emsle depsrtment-tss Hail.
principal-in the evening. The examination shewe that
the pupils generally had made good progress. The
dance Of i76. Number Of girls registered 1Ti average
attendance 2s Total rcss'o, Cd ep average attendance
January,
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The UnRed States steam Migrate scsquchsuush, from
Tou'no arrived At Genoa on TIE 27th Of November.
Ilston correspondent Of tho Manchester GgardirH,
Writing on November ~, says --rne Mwrmao is stIl
here ths late Regeat n Fernando hsviag signaei his
sh to visit her ttl6Ye hef departure Our navv officers
here seem 10 have Nie opinion q her capabilities -
nigalc a. thcy deem impossible t8N her immense
kuts could Be satisfactorily handled sea Tadee1, the
op,ucn gepoaIy stemf 10 be DAT Btotaer J)uanan has
nveYd0ncM
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LOCA l. N Il w s.

THE LEVY coURT.-At meeting Of this court on Mon
day last at the City Hail. in this city, consider the bill
recently passed by Congress TO provide for the instruction
of the youth of Washington county, District of Columbia
the following resolution adopted:
"Resolued That the following named persons be- and
they hereby appointed commissioners of public schools
for the county of Washington TO hold their offices until
the second Monday of May 1884, and until others ap
pointed in their places:
"From between Rock Creek and the Eastern Branch,
Messrs Allen Dodge DR.. John c. Fairfax and George Nc
Ceney; from west of Rock Creek William D. C. Murdock
and Jas. Nourse from east and south of the Eastern
Branch, Geo. NJ. Young and j. r. Livingston, jr."
The following resolution also adopted:
Resolved That in compliance with the thirteenth sec
ton Of the act entitled An act to provide for the public
instruction Of youth &C. there be- and hereby is levied
school tax of oneeghh of per cent all the
BILE property of oil white male citizens of this county for the
support Of primary schools authorized in the county in the
said act which tax shall be collected by the county COL
ecor in the manner and under the regulations
other taxes and provided for in the above
toned"
Messrs George W Riggs, Sayes j. Bowen, and George
McNer appointed members of the standing committee
Of this court
Parodi will give Of her grand concerts in this city
between the 10th and 9th Of September She will be
sisted by number Of distinguished arstes.
TuE NATIONAL THEArRE-Never before, perhaps, have
such tempting inducements been held out to citizens
10 visit the old National as at present. and never before
we believe have the expectations of the public been
fully realized Miss Laura Keene and her talented company
have proved themselves entitled the rank assigned them
by the press and have the admiration Of all who wit
messed their performance last night dreams Of Delu-
sion," play, completely successful, and drew
from the audience unmstakabe tokens Of appreciation
The Lady Harleigh of the graceful Miss Laura eke
and spoken Of Of her best efforts The acting
Mr. George Jordan Sir Bernard Harlegh, and Mr.. G.
mendaton The overture by the orchestra rich
steal treat 1.-TWO Can Play at That Game clearly
demonstrated and Novelty predict, will hereafter
be much sought after.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
May %, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given the holders OF stock
the Of Congress of 22d july 1885, that such stock
deemable and will be
certificates thereof
when interest thereon will cease
This department will purchase prior
day of redemption will therefor following premium
addition the interest accrued the day of purchase
day interest for The money reach the vendor:
received the Treasury between the let
3s july inclusive half Of per
amounts specified in the cerifcatesi
On and lst
one fourth of one cent;
stock received after the 3st day OF August the in
teest thereon days additional only
paid.
transmitted under this notice
States by entitled receive the
when the s July the
assigned the ssckhoder
otherwise such interest will be payable as heretofore.
further holders Of other stocks OF the United
will purchase the same between the st
day of June December unless the of
previously obtained and will for the
addition accrued from the day of the last dividend
Of interest," additional for The reach
the vendor, the following rates of premium
on stock Of is42 premium of 10 per cent;
lei7 and 1885, premium OF 10 cent
And on under the OF 9th September 1885, com
monty called Texanndemniy stock premium of per cent
t4s notice should be duly assigned
IN the entitled TO receive the money and
If sent previous LIST July the current half years. interest
must assigned by the present sockhode otherwise the
that day will be payable to him as here
toore.
all the foregoing will be made by drafts the
Boston, York. Philadelphia the
parties entitled receive the money may direct
p' JAMES GUTHRIE
May 29-din2Nov Secretary oil The Treasury
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BY TELE G r. A r III.
-Four Day. Later from Europe.

-Four Day, Later from Europe.
QUEBEc, Sept. 9-The Canadian Steamship Company's
Canadian has arrived, from Liverpool nth
ultimo.
The cunard steamship Arabia arrived at Liverpool the
25th.
The political news is unmportant
The City Of Baltimore and Fulton both sailed the
nth
grand dinner to the Guards given Surry Gardens
the 25tb, at which 1000 persons present.
Sir VIM. Temple, minister to Naples, and Lord Palmer
stons only brother, is dead.
large chartist meeting had been held at Todmonon to
welcome the return Of John Frost.
Affairs in France dull The Emperor and family
nue at Barz Napoleon Is said to be suffering much from
a diseased liver.
There definite intelligence from Spain. The govern
men chiefly occupied in appointing officers in all the
civil departments These chiefly from the liberal party.
IL had been announced that decree would appear in few
days suppreng the whole National Guard that
the province Of Madrid had already been dsarmed.
In Portugal the bread riots had been suppressed The
cholera at Lisbon declining. great many arrests had
been made in consequence Of the recent riots The arrival
OF French squadron in the Tagus had caused much excite
men The harvest over, and turned favorable
than had been anticipated but the vines were complete
failure. disease had appeared among the cattle.
rumored that collision had occurred at Palermo be-
the Neapan and Swiss troops The crops through
out the kingdom Of Naples had partially failed.
Austria has ordered the sequesered property Of the
bard eriles to be sold.
The recent piratca attack the Prussian corvette on
the Of Morocco had caused intense excitement in
Berlin but IL probably incorrect that Prussia had invoked
the aid Of France and Engandthe feeling being that
STA should herself undertake chasse the pirates Russia
has volunteered two three ships aid any expedition that
Prussia may fit out. 49,.
DENMARK.
Great hopes entertained that England win speedily
cede the plan OF cspitazng the Sound Dues Buchanan
the Engsh minister who had been home 10 confer with
that subject had returned, and strengthened
these hopes Nearly three thousand vessels passed the
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mo. $685. |
Notice


Of RilhdraOal q additional Lands ia Florida.
EURTHER pursuance Of the snuusd An act granting
public lands, In alternate sections the
Alabama, aid In The construction Of certain railroads
approved 18th May 1885, instructions
this ohee the land Officers al Newnansye Tampa
d. the 9Th for the withdrawal and suspension
further Ofden Of the following described Ands
falling within probable limits Of selection OF the Bay
Man Stem railroad in said State 10 wili
Once NEwSAksvLE All the lands situated south Of the
lands heretofore Withdrawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad
the line which divides and
and nOrh Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Once All the lands situated wsa Of the line dividing
four and and noTh Of the line which d.
ydes townships thirty and thry-one.
hand the General Land Office, The city
JOHN HOOD
Sept l0-law6W Acting C0mmisaloneT.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RES OF MARYLAND.

The following the plumbers of the Maryland CONSOLE
dated Lottery for benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries OF
land, class 49, drawn September g. 1856
so 81 7s &c 20 70 80 GO AZ G2 6l 20
The following the Paapsco Institute
LOTTERY, class 235 drawn September o, 1856
Go 25 80 Al 60 81 II "a lG CD IL 4S 20
II. FRANCE Co., Managers.
D. II. McPnAIL, Commissioner.
lO-lI
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these presents that has released,
and hereby Texas all liability
certificate evidence Of
-, for the OF s., issued by the late republic
The Of
United States accordance with
Of Congress- entitled An provide
creditors republic
the of Congress Of September nne eighteen hun
the 2eh February 1885,
Of Texas, approved the LIST Of February, 1856
As witness hand and seal.
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fpHE public notified lIlh August
1850 the undersigned, Elisha Hemdon whom land No.
S25 for 30 issued by the Commissioner OF Pensions
for the United States under the Of Congress 1855 enclosed
in the United States mail Scotsve Abenare county Virginia.
the said land MeSsrs M Snyder OF Washington
city that the said land transferred blank by the
degnsd has failed reach the said NJ Snyder
believed that the either audueny taken from the
mails lost
persons hereby purchasing
warrant intend apply the Commissioner OF Pensions for
duplicate of said warrant.
ELISHA HERNDoN
Sept l0-lawGw
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New stove House.
sIrNRIsR AND MORNING STAR.

- ,uoonwtRD SON have opened stove, crate. and
house furnishing establishment next door TO C. Wosdwads
M sand No ais between 10Th and lin
where they wilt keep constantly hand all the latest aud
patterns and Crates best suited 10 this mar
Their leading co-kng for this fall are the Sunrise and
NoTning star before offered In this
market They arranged burn wood or coal None gen
,e the bottom plate the huted which nsues
good baking which ventilated through
The stove pipe also arrangement attached to me
Son, on The and summer arrangements
max them the stove ,,,-- o.. Ill 49,.
Tbsy have Also Morning Star cooking ,iove,
winch has ventilated through the ppe sum
mr attached and casron roac which makes The
nothing desired
class cook genuine except The above
named attached the words momnE star cast on
the front stove and i've stars cast IN the rear o tue nam
=
proved Erae paor, chamber dining ONCE, aud
ore stoves, OF All COAL the North fur
nish best suited You will do well 10 call and exam
Inc our goods will take pleasure In show
Inc Them we are goods low buy for cash
Terms cash.
Sep5-tt
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Nal Robber Seateneed.

WlMsoToN, (Del.,) Sept 9.-George NJ. Townsend
plead guilty this morning before the United States district
the charge rbbng the post office in this city in
August 1855. He made along and affecting appeal to the
mercy the court declaring that he had been led away by
evil companions and promising reformation If mercy
corded him. Judge Hall sentenced him to two years hard
labor in the State prison. the lowest term for the of
fence
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Land Warrant Lost.

TUE public hereby notified that the llh Of
1855, undersigned, James HALEY, whom land
No. $780, for 100 issued by the Commissioner
United under the OF Congress 1885, enclosed
in the United mail scosvine Aibemsrie county, Yir
ginia Mess NJ Snyder Son,
nrton city that the said land by endorsement
In blank by the undersigned and has failed
Snyder son and is believed tn.
either franduiently taken from the mails or lost
All therefore hereby warned against purchasing the
said intend apply tho Commissioner OF Pensions
for duplicate Of said warrant = -
JAMES NJ. HALEY.
scpt I0-law6w
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New Vol. Grote's Greoos.-Istory Of Greece. ny
Nv Groie, esq. Vol ~ rs cents
Lnmsrtines Memoirs Of Celebrated Characters. VOL ,. ss
Modern ny Henry NJ Baird, NJ A. Illustrated by
aitiy eneravings. 81 Is.
The Old Regime and the Revolution BY Alexis De Tocauevi
Translated by Johp Bonner ell
Human Physiology. BY W. Draper NJ. n. III. D. illustrated
with nearly three hundred wood engravingp. 81.
Just published, and for sale al
TAYLOR MkURYis
Sept 10 Roskstore, near OH street.
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Professional Notice.

CONWAY ROBINSON, Of Richmond Virginia. praciBes
mond in The OF appeals and United States courts and AT
Washington city in the Supreme Court
Letters TO him will be directed TO Richmond Virginia.
lO-lawGW
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AID FOR KANSAS.

We copy the following from the Savannah Georgia.
News:
The New York Tribune publishes each day list OF sub
serptions what Il calls The Tribune Fund in aid Of the
sbolitonsts In Kansas In tho Tribune Of Wednesday
the grand footed mp 3 "a. This amount Of money
has contributed within weeks past by the ia
nntcs Of the Greeley school, to be expended in carrying
the civil in Kansas which IL waged for the avowed
purpose Of erpelng the southern settlers from the Terri
tory"
The above ects the following explanatory reply from
New York paper;
keep quiet, man. You don't understand as wen IS
do All the money that going to Kansas from this quar-
ter, apprehend Is much The Tribune people ia
nous for starting and helping TO start funds funds that
somehow reach the patriots for whom II Is profess
eddy raised. Remember Ireland Remember Yauxhnll and
slicvegammon The s51sa "a extracted from the pockets
Of the friends Of freedom is nothing in comparison with
the $50 900 $40 900 for liberty and humanity then.
"To mp keep up Fremont steam here needs money
money money and, as the last from California shows
'Marposa is worthless why shouldn't bleeding Kansas help
foot tho bill r.
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At the recent session Of the grand jury at Wheeling
Va, E. Moore and Lyman Gilbert indicted for pre-
sentng fraudulent papers at the Pension Bureau for the
purpose Of obtaining bounty.land warrants.
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NEW YonK, Sept. 9.-The Brooklyn board of health re-
port no new fever and deaths during the last
twenty -four hours
Three reported at Governors Island but no
deaths.
There at the military hospital at Fort
Hamilton, to-day. The previous convaescing.
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A DEMOCRATIC CONSTELLATION.

Among the speakers at the democratic meeting at La
fayete Indiana the Sd instant Lewis CasS Ste
phen A. Douglas John G. Breckenridge Col Preston and
James B. Clay.
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Form "A.

persons by these presents that has released,
Of America from all further
payment OF certificate evidence OF debt
number for the sum Of = issued by the late republic OF
authorities State of Texas,
be by United in
provisions Congress- entitled An provide
republic of
the OF Congress OF September nine eighteen hun
the 2eth February 1885
the LIST Of February, 1856.
As witness my hand and seal.
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Eire IN Philndslphia.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 9.-Dickson's cotton mill, in the
sd ward this evening The fire commenced in
the drying Eighty persons who at work in the
upper stories had escape from destruction some
eapng from the windows preserve their lives The loss
is estimated at SIS 600.
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First public Sale Of Delaware Trust Lands I'm
the Territory OF Kansas.
PROCLAMATION.
By the President Of the United StafsI.


N pursuance Of law l. FRANKLIN PIERCE President
United Of lea DO R RTS0 md %ae ,
% commencing on Monday the 0o day Of October
for the disposal Of ues Of me land, and Town o na ~
odnns situated within The township, com
Ind, as aforesaid, to wit
South ora, Of rrh principal neridiGn
Town shius seven eight, nine OF range
sw".p. seven, esi NINE and ten Of snss twenyone
Townships eight, nine and ten" EN-. ofrnngs twenty-five
Also The surveyed blocks Of called
10 south range 10 aforementioned according the plat
Of aid Gle the office Of The surveyor
general Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska TO which refer
Also the surveyed block, town Of DELAWARE called
No o. inclusive situated IN township No south Of
DrIlwIRE the Office Of snid surveyor general and 10
ho me surveyed blocks in the town Of H.EDvtr called
from No. No o. inclusive, situated within townships No'
aS town Office Of the said general and
n me surveyed blocks in L.rr.vLtr called
from No inclusive situated in township No south
town file in the office Of the said general
S sso ,ss lots in The several blocks surveyed
Cry called situate in township No south
he in the oHce Of the sad general
SAID lands. town lots, blocks having
classified valued by commissioners duly appointed Tor that
soeove viii The minimum stwhch the same win be offered or
The terms Of cash. upon being made
ocps duplicate win be made therefor one OF which will be de
Patents will subsequently granted for lands purchased
I'm accordance force regulating the issue thereof
The offering and lot. and blocks viii be
appointed and viii proceed in the order
whole shall have offered and The sales ha. closed
purchases paid day Of safe will be reo1ered
The following risk ~ the defaunE purchaser.
hand the city Of Washington, this l4h day Of
'A'' FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Presidents
GroRgR w. MaNYFsFST,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
NoTrThe viii published pagers
only as are requested By note TO insert IL.
Aug ls-Iawt9Oh OotDalys Weekly.
JCHgOB BOOKS OF All the kinds - the pts
- pces Ato, copy books pens,
drawing books and everything for the school oo
bookstore Of
GRAY 4 RALLANTYNE,
Avg 30--eod6t tqs seventh street
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Dcstructiue Fire.

Ucsfruottue Ftre.
COLUMBIA pa Sept. "a serious fire is ravagng the
lumber yards along the river in Wrightsvie opposite this
The Columbia remen have gone the assistance of
their neighbors.