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1HED AJNROE 90. AL Broadway inform thelr friends
Aas her present sssormea. Of we'll made co:hiag very
comp etc. md m styes quality never before surpassed
We Invite those IN want % ea and examine assortment
Uodevatipn n prices
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PuttchOnlanis.-ThcN New and Beautiful Art
decorating glass resemble tho china hours'
Interesting Amusement Transforms dmpe glass vessel into
splendid Chinese Seves All tho materials sale
eo boxes containing two and article required.
Prise q Full nstructons to purch Hcr free The trade
Bid. CONTENT. NEARY CO.. 502 BROADWAY.
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J0uven's AnodorOUs Preparation Instantly
deans hid gloves without the s'iytes. ~nen Rub with
xosn Immediately Afterwards. One bottle warranted e
essA hfty pair Price 80 centA Agents wanted
CONTENT, NEAkY co., 500 Broad way
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C1aykS eposa Uostoa-The Genuine Article
- me .Ame 81 w. WHIrHwRIoH1 On sv0y pooa- q
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FhaIOn PaphiaR Lotion or FLORAL DeAutiner
lD9 beautybg tho ccmplexion and removing freckes
gnburD pimpes epo: burns, scads, Nngs chspped Lips
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TOO LATtN FOR CLASSIFICATION.

T IQUoR DEALERS MEETING.-THE REGULAR
IL monthly meeting or the York Liquor Desors So,ety
will be hsd At the Nsaoral Hail. cansl street on Monday
respec Jolly reqdes,ed X. G. MON r0oMkEY, President.
A. ~ Mathews Yice Pfesi lent.
GusrAvAs A. RATE, Rec. seeiy.
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DAWNBROKERs TAKE N0TICE-THATA GOOD GOLD
i watch OF Bradleys make Lopdon gold dat With blsck
npures, engraving cage, officer and lady, with groom
DO dng his horse in he distsnce han kuda pen aud
large attached buckskn with double stsc c5sD
my nouse. No Ludlow lace O'Clock
M on fr.iay, Msv 80 ANY pefton detecting and return
ostu.aplJ lCvar1ed- h. ~. BOMBS.
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A TALE OF LOVE AND JEALOUSY PERSECUTION
AND TnlUXPa.
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:. Fl Ll.DG... ..crE3TJT1l NAY AGE sNsrcgAs
y @, FsYpy Fer 400 hs ts..- ~ Cob) Jr $
WI sad al.@s rla you avn Al % eve. @sf Ale
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Of tn kind most conveniently bad ave sno IN them to b,
spO You speak from experience, Ju lamp said Tho GIRL
Is rot that unkind my lover he answered little sadly
not often told that you my ,ve you
WIN be my last only speak Of what have seenhsre
iIPox i: julian Pray s0rsiys me- She bent down
proud face and made her infnitey charm ng, You
IS on sHod
pure me- am even jealous when aDother
nov h, more q q my, my sSS
fog anyIhi1s Of ne Kind should hini Of M
Ss smiled serspey, and drew herself up ike queen
with With such Hsssi q 1 Sia
s se q s pS
@ srsn s ct my .vs s S her " too a' s nothing
looked down in uAned and face aud sghsd
she her arm, round
him as to shie him nom the cacgt she nsi cvey dread
you right And oven thst no. part us iorev.rp'
said h esee. srsDss hers ND os ia
We have 70 much 10 live ir s, much % hope or
ne ~ 1s .n s sy rf. been a 81 T e story
AZ so,ros acre 20 Mat QUO nsht oTersAsdoT mon
An n., e ~ nue. Aaa answered.
1hs eyes Of are quick detect all changes AID
scretbrg In the srs that codld not hce
la,n s.,t irCa sin rsSumesnt po.s 40 Or sssa "a
n .
the erib houttd 10 tusFicion icf The first t,ne, he
rnt The had gown pae and thsihti dussy SHADOWS I'd
LAID ureer her large eyes aod hs' the eyes themselves
uonEh they SMILED 90 him rot inset nj uEelly Gr83.
He turp pale and easpei be- nands win III Of
sbe bood, hn she tur1ed sSs beg head haI
from her cha r aud taid II wAs tho 10 90.
rent leave me 10 ibis wA5,O he said imploruRy 20
ebal make mgfen Bicb with epNe.y. 10 il w0d ibis
nesnsf What pss hsppensds An < not l1at----'
~ con spear Lore there Il 70 beAs no, Am at
your husband and have not he VAN your
lei n q then, what 81
Nothing, GthrRl What ahould T. nf Pm other rer4nas
hSvp n Uruhe rnsf What sCG ell
cvsn her narro zig for - Jn.n ed ma lt1x hsr
banda 10 his, sid laid Br syely.--
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or even under tacit obligation to
support such nominee, (tor if we 90
into the convention we should in good
faith support the nomination made by
the conventioD I'VE ask, must we
vote for the nominee in the election for
President! No; God forbid! We
would torcgo the right of suffrage
first. .. IA.
Does the Banner think the South
had better submit TO abolition agrees
sion and remain in the Union upon
terms Of submission! Better that
Cesar were living and die all slaves
than Caesar were dead and live all
l'recman!' If so we are on the side
OF BrutuS. Defeat, but never dishon-
or
We are glad to knowthat the Amer
lean State Convention, Of Tennessee,
rcpudiated the sentiments orthe B4n-
ncr and G0@eNe.
1t does appear that the facts exhib-
tied by the Banner in support Of its po-
sition are very forciblc to prove the
position taken. But it only shows the
policy and intrigue Of the Democratic
party, and points out political ele-
ment TO which that party has owed it's
success. We feel satisfied, however,
that the American Paty does not need
the aid OF any other policy than its
principles to insure its success, and we
know the Banner and GQ-cite will bear
them up gaIlantly in the coming con-
test.
We accord to the Banner great de-
VotiOn to the Union, and it seems that
its object in resorting to the policy
recommended by it is to preserve the
Union, having the fullest confidence
that the American Party comes near
erto nationality than any other, and
that in its success exists our only hope
for the perpetuity of the Union.
The unanimous action of the State
Convention on the subject, we hope,
restores the spirits ofus all. and reacts
upon the nerves of the Banner, from
which we will look for fine political
entertainment in It's columns during
the tournament of IS.
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to the contrary would be tame and
shameful surrender Of all that we have
contended for since the serpent abolition.
ism first seduced the patriotism Of sec
ton of this national paradise. We
must know whom we trust and trust no
man whose patriotism does not weigh a
constitutional Sc1uple.
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Territorial Sovereignty.

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The Dutchman who refused to take a
one dollar bill because it might be altered
from ten prefers stage travelling to rail.
roads. The former, he says, rides him eight
hours for dollar; while the latter only
rides him pne; DE people can't sheat
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EVENING SESSION.

Hon. n. S. Brown, from the Commit.
tee on resolutions, reported tho following
as the recommendation of said committee:
The American Party of Tennessee, as
sembled in Convention, deem it fit and
proper occasion to reaffirm and ayow
their adherence to great fundamental prin.
ciples, which have for their objegk be
bringing back the Government 4 IS
original purity, and bind together
solubly the States, and contnW
blessings of pace, hapni"
perity 10 the whol"
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American State Convention.

FROM THE NASHVILLE BANNER.
The State Convention Of the Amer
lean party met in Representative Hall
Tuesday morning, pursuant to a call.
There was large attendance from all
portions of the State.
The Convention was organized by
the appointment Of the following Of
ficers: |..r
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uC llcl VI NClCSdlGs wac iNo' "iiN' ~
fccted,
And various resolutions were offered on
the subject of Federal politics, and re-
ferred to the Committee.
The Committee on Resolutions having
retired,
Hon. Sam. Turney was loudly called
for, and addressed the Convention at
length.
A Resolution was adopted, instrucing
the Committee to nominate electors for
the State at large, to nominate three as.
sistants, one from each division of the
State.
And the Convention adjourned to q
p. NJ.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, TUESDAY MORNING MARCH H. 1885,
For sale Four Hundrsd Negroes aud Ten Thousand
Acres OF taBe-hfahe Land in Dallas Persy


CouBtiss, Alabama. I" FAH..E.Ha# II~-T ~
DaIa county, Ala the highest bidder m cash or Mobile
q sixty ninety days, bearing interest," ne hun
uceiIn,a,sd, and experienced soon- pau,aion hands y
ne ohsr valuable t On los s % s%
a.a Sg1 ace. 2 s ss es. saa advantage
pala'i9ns Ano~u IS hs nss piantai,oa = Mud Hail."
eb, iuus Place Uross Roads ali Of which 10,
ana con are Inferior 10 10 plantations in The world Alec
ned eg nies from the cy SELMA with about four hundred
Sa4 ssds az gss so sSaa e as
ions aye " Or % miles below the city Of Montgomery about 5u
which At all seasons navgahe m Near lhon
s a. % %" tbs s IL.
from Selma located me depot u HE Junction Of The Marion
ssaasy ~ ne ohs pan,s'l"as one y "a The ssma aroad
T s I'VE s ey % so mites mites as e ~, within
euliivaoo, good en sn,hoasea cotton presses
WIN IN tract. 70 SUIT puFehasrr, Of 6oo loO 500
3 20 e a saG @ be- gave os ss ss"sa Ia
negrots, su"ek plantation oois, provendsr, sc.
The pure ae's at time whilst The crop growing, in Deeem
If no sold pr,vasy vo@s to The fins. Monday in December
next will an thai day Selma, sell to The highest bidder
Such opportunities before
m IsT w ss !" m e%s1ga IN a 9 o. e%
eane bake region for sale al 10 purchase
1hes plantations fertility facilities for transponat"u
] .na n" "S' p psRs @
prove i" the satisfaction OF every that portion of the Union
healthy thau the "cane-brake" Alabama.
will also sell privately for time, ofths beau
iiuly improved residences The of SELMA,
valuable blocks brick
incunng he largest mad desaby ocat Offices
banking houses, &C., &c.
Ao, several very desirable unmproved large lots, small
tracts of land and contiguous Selma
hso 30 head bliDd-d which
bratrd Brown Dick, superior brood young
siaIon eednss, cots, hesa them very best
stock
Among The first trainer
and man, exec liant mechanics cooks seamsees and house
further particulars address the undersigned W. M Byrd
Selma w NJ Brooks, esq, Marion, Perry county
Aithuma. The plantations give
raie information those personal
tgHlion of the premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA, Alabama, Feb II, 1856.
FEB l9-d1mif
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%N Ne<A.~
no OUR stRscRIBERs.

The name o. no Win spu bOoAs
'hc paJAaSHi u the Aubseipion b naav Ia aayaLcv,
DHtaa Subscribers may Us money by leer ue postage
Vt which ~ be pad as assumed b. ourselves
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAFER bshtd ri weekly during the ses
ons Of Cong ess, and semtwsskly during The recess
Subscriptions for peuod less year received ON
terms proportional 70 The above annual rates.
03-PosTmAsTERs authorized agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers $50 sBclosedi or
FIVE sEMIwEEkLY subscribers, with S25 enclosed, will
tiled to copy srGtis
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Mcdicnl Card.

nOCTOR sTANlsLAs HERNIsZ, practitioner Of homuo
palhy Once, 23l and houesnh streets Consua
tons from 20, a, to B. ~.
Doc 'Tusz returned from Europe with I'm
proved hrnln wl aurnd 10 the practice Of his profession
l.r Ductrur paTlr Frasgais.
iir Doctor rpuchi IlcUrCh.
81 Doctor hahlt Esp1npl.
II Douor" pVrla lIaiinn0.
Ian dc
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sub~Crturr will remain Ia NV Gays to
d.po Territories The control 81
lie Will with paii's for The
Louisiana ausas, Alabama, Florda GrOg, North
Prunyvani Dawatr Tennesses kentueky Missouri
Nehraka and kAnsas hHrrssia
Ish NORTHWESTERN Territory Mexico, the island ~ Cuba
Dutirg my from the city, agent, MI g.
' J. l.. DE CAMP
Ip-dTu
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pms Is give notice THAI the subsertber ha'h OBJ
from the orphans OF Washington the
District Colombia ruors Of administration the personal
Illinois, deceased
having against said deceased hereby warned
eihb The with the vouchers thereof to The Subscriber
before the February they otherwise
be- excluded foui all benefit Of thu sid eststs.
Gwen under hand this nineteenth day Of February, 1856
22-Iaw3w HENRY MAY, hdu!n'slTatOT.
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q - = - give nrstrs thns the snbscriber bath ODD
'A-p r1W ~ orphansf court wasinnun cunu'y W We
'a.uaa. sers ~ silniWsirssioa nn the r. rsnal ~
-" "a IRN. iatw ~ thr ~ ilnnis naera. ~ Az
- ss,as sgfsst i've decreased heseiy wasnsd
- sw~ wbh ~ vsu~hsrs erenF, :" The Suhs"roor %
~ sHetrrmtA dsy - Frbsuary ufAti they may oslFfwise
7 s. - rrHesN faai ~ brnrHt ~ b. sad estate,
L. aRff ~ hfad tfs Easternth day ~ Frhr hy, ltb
.F~@~hawaw henry MAY AdmiaisnatT'
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HE sub-cnber Offers safe upnn Terms The d
towing tpuds situated jspyr county, Indian" l acre.
$50 county, Illinois, $50 acres
Htmtun county 80 There lands ninety umoTrfd 10
an OFT settled ~ McCisnrsnuruugh, the
raIrnd Ia Jenffsnn
equity 24g Franklin county, 60 in Pope
caunu cruuy $40 AID other lands
wisconsin For further Information call on g. W. GlRlnN
No go u zrrst, aRent j. L. DE CAME
Washington city, D. G., Feb. II, 1854.
Deb I9-diIU
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II - 1aNb NAHuANr. -rpblc NOTICE % herely gly,n
- we aet8 81 spr thr ~ prwr ~ ut Nasi
q d iaraata sitrf he expiration 81 sx weeks from Tire
Il -s z, 80 i,H'r iaHd wsr cot IN ,ea :" lana warrant
- - hrH - whch fs~utd 10 NtlhaH " Jtih' ~
~ = Fbfsssy lrS1, AVID captain q ibe ~
sfH - - iuftuity MrttepH wEr, under ari ~ Esp
tt 80 sitCH suh rgaeftly ln'i ny hrcid ~ hsV
ifat nrEtaa's fIDa, stsanbaaJ into tho ONO iivrr,
49," afHtrv . nsis and destroyed. -
v WILLIAM u. johns,
"" e~ta#sw NJ neh8td n. YoHpg rs Attorney
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MES Brookss English and ETcneh Bourdns Day shooi
ScptH Budnr', No. las Prunsyiranid aUen"s.
rrHE src0nd Of thS institute WIN Monday
4 Primary 4, ltaS.
np w in the French language given lady
cro,Iy o Par. IN he fany hahet
English rsp CatVc 81 Miss Brooke, ovcry
means is sudrd The acquisition q thorough and tEau
jan "-~t"a@"
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wiiIards' Hotel.
J. G. 4 II. a. WILLARD,
psruryrrania arsnus and Fourts6nh street,
Washington, ID G..

u L. MOORE - prepared u fnrnlEh the best white
and red ah coal ~ AT and Cumberland coal Of all keds
to bis customers Al The lowest marker prices.
22t0 pnunds guaranteed ts
Hickory, max, and pine wood Inv
gpud aicip aud fun he relied cases
Yard side 9Th street, q, opposite Old
stard
Nov 9D-rTuThf
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From Paris and Nep York

From Paris and Ncp York.
AnANE DEvuS'S millinery ved and Il opened
VI rpscrn The Lake., ho4 penuyIvaHia avenue to
wHh the n the ade. Of Washington Geo'geown Ss
L. respectfully invited.
"a n
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1, nnIsGlc W. MOnELL. A,tar,

~ rUIGlC w. Won EGLIs Attorney and Counsellor ut
law States circuit cou camrlssoner commissioner
for tie Cnur, nf Claims No a Wal street, New York
NtDn Justice UHitcd states 5uptrm" Court
run Frsh, Uut states ssnaor GcnrAi J. o. loten Gorps
Eupuerfa tr Satss army ", niUf, solicitor {" the C"uf
NJ Cla,ns u. G!st, ESD and Major Arnold " Tds Washing
cay. Vet lV-Nt~S"hSn
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NOTICE - hereby ptvsn tnat VIII arpiy 60 the
" nspus Duplicate % FAett
land bnHHiy pDd under The law q srptrnhfr
1850, numbered sl In the war ~ ls2-5
which hiss been witch 1s never been assgned
pledged or intaed by No, ny my authority, -.
Jan l2-luvev JOHN ROSS.
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United states Mail.

MISSISSIPPI.
Peer OTuCE DEPAHTsEET,
February 25 1896
IuUEUsAfs eanvrJbg mail Of The United from Ju
iuHs a. e's, following route vii be
fwa Ufhre sf Tits department uu,i oi
tfa . sfkI y - dusidFd ~ the 7lh Of May following
- Tr NHsfsvn Ass W Mouth Of Cold Wsi"r MrchellS
Naafs M0HHd Place, MouTs Bayou, aud swan Lake,
- Msbns 49,, a. Wic- and back, ouce week.
tssHe Nhsfsst0h Neaaay 81 2, al
Ar.rFs - nsaypa nsu day ~ 2, p.m.G
Lave ns.rna N~auefaay n 7, nj
hff.ta Nhafifston bsNt dny ~ ., D. m.
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TERMS.


The location made, and certificate
maet adsos Of nare sending by mail tor the
following ees, whiCH must accompany the warrants!
30 fee for sell elton aud location, a to which add land
office fee, Sl-Sj
selection and location, which add land
office fee, s2-Ss.
la0 selection and location ST. which add land
Office fee, S3-si
and location, $40, which add land
Office fee, si-SiI
above prices charged by competent
the local ofiCe.
guaranty all selections win be made judeousy
Hs"ccon aud good land the dis
ict the time.
The selecting COMPETENT and experienced IA
the state uy advised all the lOca advaRiagessneh
railroads. nbtrs and settlements present aud
prospective.
Lads hus seected worth confident Sc
srl1ced. Wauanees, benefit
designed, and other holders fail TO
large advance upon the face of their warrants.
will power Of attorney locate
Others will please oil the blank assign
IN the full the locator,
Addcss JOHN CLARK No 432 Pennsylvania avenue with j.
w, Webb il Co
Refer Iowa delegation Congress, and the Hon Charles
Mason, Commissioner Of Patents
Frb i2-cif JnS
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Tha Wa. NJ Sulvn'ioa by Abort Barnes, g..
be- o"'au ut.ss.ptHdl ~ p y Gqsss 81.
Tn'"s from the q rnan, ny W. u, Turost Is cent.
Mari FRANCK TA1 LOB.
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Land Warrants.

John CLARK date register Iowa city Iowa. for the To-
OF military bounty land IN The State of Iowa
have opened office Washngoa ID. G., in
Win local land
State of Iowa. BY which prepared the
location "f land only mode by which and
other holders fully avail themselves VI The bounty Of the
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rs susrsuted ~ two responsible parsons, oert-
t e. pstmassr 90 judge Of court :" record ard
s - sut-sd ins W successful bidder win rely,
#eza 49, - ~ taV msfL
ug ~ sas 80 tip performed, and for each NJ such
asttsfs tary p.nsd three times The pay Of The TIP
8F8aEta8 - auivss "a bchiud tine a. :, hfsah con
8su~aasus usaAs sufcrntly crcu.rd,
H = - So The trio - suh"c' 70 io"ciiufe'
w g. nw a uness ths delinquency BE- promptly ana SAT
sf Fsssset 90 uVwerunu take the mai from % ino
49, A. suH~f NJ &c iuufsd, Destroyed, robbed,
49, - FFfn e, kNsT aEmand, 70 convey the mail 80
aH concerned Ia 70 mug, We
Hs FosHsstrT raj may aauu The con
s g. fpssa fafTs agusaby contract, for die
H - 49, afAss laws Instructions ~ the department
W. Hstf 9eHfsi alter schedus. lla also order
- ss ~ ~ 40 lhrft pro Tsi1 increase on
- gtsst ~ - iasY ulsa ss discontinue the service
weR 81 drprsass Of allowing one
s ttaa sP-wss'.aH IT scTgirr dtpensfd
- Nas fsA a. addressed HSrerud Assistant Poet
ttzNrss Haprrstsd Ffopgtuts foy NJ 7fst. Mis,tPN
t.af FstfataFs pswphirt advrrscmcnt ot conveying
IAAEa CAMPBELL,
- &-Atwfw Pnyraastei Genrrll.
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Tpp Jsdgt keLsas, " bAe United States Supreme Court
basF irhg aasiYtd reports IS the
ti bts will be, The correction OF tue errors OF III"
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have Mr. Jasucs Cuss edition viii Al
saHer other pafs Supreme Court decisious
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A. JOAN CATRON.
N.anttLlE. JaN d, 1855.
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NwtWE nphlpnR hAFa been expressed OF Tue Work since
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Tsoaa a. CAisf Justice Of he Tinted States.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-26

Adyices from Odessa, OF the 23d OF June say a
defntive decision has at length been received here
from St. Petersburg, respecting the colonization OF
the Greek volunteers in the Crimea. These will
receive the land abandoned by the Tsrtars, exempt
from taxes during ffty years. The State will adj
family sum Of 300 silver roubles. The children OF
these families viii be educated at the expense q
the State. The Greek volunteers would not have
hoped for more favorable terms. The hunter OF
persons attracted TO the Crimes BY curiosity, or by
desire Of visiting the graves OF their relatives
have become very considerable, and as many OF
these vsiters we're consequently subjected 10 great
privations. the government has determined On de.
livering passports only TO persons who can prove
that business affairs call them 10 that country.
II n shown by Parliamentary return published
In England that the total amount Of fees received
private bills in the session OF 1855 was f42 s6t
In 1854 e6I 25i in 1868, fI5 500: in 1852 fl2 $50:
In 1851, E37,740; in 1850, f30,s23: In ls49,
f24 2g2; and in 1873 E45.sl7 The amount ex.
pended for such salaries and expenses at the House
OF Commons as we're formerly betrayed opt Of the
fee fund, was In ls55-1s5G, Gao ,30s, against
f52,942, in the preceding year.
The OPINION, Of Nismes, states that part Of the
the vines on the banks Of the Rhone are attacked
with oidum. This unfortunate result Il attributed 10
the excessive moisture of the month Of Nav.
The Imperial Library Of 81. Petersburg has been
enriched with a magnificent copy OF the IN nous
Sanscrit poem "Baghava- Geta,r 20 esteemed by the
learned IN Oriental literature. This work was pre-.
scented by Russian named Kossowtch, who recey-
ed the manuscript from the hands Of an aged
Hindoo, who died some years back In the Russian
capital.
Swedish papers state the number a Russian ships
taken by the enemy during the late war 10 have
amounted 10 eighty nine, with an aggregate Of e02s
tons.