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lFFAIRs II KANSAS TERRITORY.

The following which spgsArs ia the ST. Louis Repub
"a oihs glst instant i satisfactory 70 The
deliberate and persistent assbood Of the abolition press
an regard TO affairs Ia The Territory Of Kansas:
oar accounts from this Territory are to the 18th. An
Was then aaiet in tn Territory and the Missouri border
mar As there any evidence u intention the part Of the
Nnuans TO invade with hostile intent 10 inter
fare with the affairs Of that Territory 10 any way We take
Il w certain then that either Governor Robinson, Brown
10 are desperately frightened their shadows that
tbsg have wiiy and wirh reconciliation, determined
impose the infamous Aehoods upon ths people Of the
Tinted States with other object than keep up the a
,sup Of the slavery question anti after the presidential
ton In this they aided By abe correspondents u two
three abolition papers Published in New York city, not
Of whom hesates about retailing the most Improbable and
frequently Outrageous garng that
even the gubty Of the New York editors mig well gues-
ton them Then there itinerant ecturesfrom the
murderer McCrea TO who make pretensions 70
deceneygong sbou. the country engaged the delse
table Of incorporating past transactions and the
present condition Of affairs in Kansas At the time put
ding their hands into the pockets Of the credaons and ana
cal portion Of the eitizens OF the free States.
Strange may SEEM there senators in Congress
who listen to fabficatons and refer to them
n they believed them 10 be true and winded speeches
are made the public expense upon better foundation
which are sent abroad still further abuse the public mind
and to bring about that Of circumstances which Mr.
Ranks had In contemplation when he said he would be viii
HING IN let the mon slide Ii sufficient reply all the
rampant and ridiculous speeches made by Wilson, and other
aboltons Congress- that Kansas Territory tranquil
now and that ID will remain until such time Rohn-
son and his associates attempt take Office upon themselves
under the government Then the may be
serious win least have reached erisisaud there will
be swift running the part Of these dgnitaes
termination 70 their very different from that which
ought to attend who aspire 10 honorable distinction in
the government" ~
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RESOURCES OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.

WyrHR, February Z, 1856.
DrAR AS you have interest aside from your rep
rcsensare character in the county Of Smyth and being
myself much interested In The disposition Of roperty
owned by my there, have thought yonr position
would enable yon present the claims thar county to
inquirers after locations 10 advantage. You
familiar with its extraordnary water power and its
contiguity the railroad and The depot at Marion
am told northern manufacturers are eften making in
quries relative 10 factory advantages in the Souhhere
il woollen factory within one hundred miles
Of Marion. We send wool to The North 10 Saunton 10
Carolina Why not have il manufactured at home CHI
mate water power and cheap labor eminently In ouf
favor 10 say nothing Of railway facilities You are an
prEed Of the changes in county regards female
sborwhrels aud looms nearly ohsolrtehcnoe a ppJ
tuas of females almost without the means Of support
Many who formerly gave them employment now sell or
send their wool 70 factories far away Here there Womb he
rarely arrest Of factory business by sickness Of hands
as IN the South; seldom II ever failure u water ana
an untsiling supply Of cheap female labor am told that
females receive in The North from 81 20 to 81 50 per week
Our best get from 81 10 81 and but Few
poyed Aside from the factories Of and cotton that
would certainly command many advantages in snyth.
there great room for enlargement OF the iron bus
ness the manufacture Of wooden ware and almost any
manufacture profitable In the North for nearv ali
our dress and household articles come from an. North
their only advantages density Of population ana
eminent advantages truly, but in the way Of we'll
directed enterprise here limited shoe and boot bus
ness iesbes they who thus engaged doing AZ fair
business as other mechanics persuaded n YOU bsv.
opportunity, through acguautAnoss and oers ron can
give an Impulse TO basipsss IN this region thar will in
urs 70 individual and pac advantage and that we are
sustaining great loss BY the oarcsssnss and indifference,
manifested IN behalf Of bosr industrial interests Of
uactarng character csens 70 the prosperity OF our
region Of country.
Yesterday and to-day have had great reentinr Of he
zee and spow from which, however We have suffered le.s
than our eastern norhern and western felowsaerers
TINS y stukingiy in favor Of factory business
Yours &C. q \ C-porrrr-
Hon. #. McMutlFs
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THE CIRCULATION AND POLITICAL CLASS
TION or THE GERMAN AMERICAN PaESS


THE CIRCULATION AND POLITICAL CLASS :
TION or THE GERMAN AMERICAN PRESs
The party position u the German American press has
been deemed worthy Of notice BY the New York Daily
Times which ia is Issue Of The 18th inst gives list Of
what il considers be the most prominent and most
y-crcalaied papers the time classifying them
politically In reference 70 their present presumed party
Affiliations The Times closes It's article with ths follow.
ing resume;
We ha " in the free States thirteen democratic ger
papers seventeen openly -decared republican and
six ueutrals mostly ayorng reIublcanisu In the slave
States there x Of the first three OF the second and
three Of the third Total nineteen democratic twenty re-
publican aud nine neutral Taking those papers into con
sderaon which have enumerated the proportion
in taver OF the republicans Is probably still larger and BY
the time that the conventions OF the different parties Fha
have placed their candidates before the public many Of the
neutral and democratic journals will also embrace repub
heanismR
This Is grafuons assertion the part OF the Times
warranted BY any facts win show hereafter Even
Tit true il is not that there are only nineteen
democratic and twenty republican papers the conclusion
Of the Times thai "a majority Of the German citizens evo
the republican party Is entirely uniounded for The
aggregate number of newspapers but their aggregate cir
cuaton only show the strength Of the political opinions
they themselves represent thiak it therefore not
place admission into the columns OF the Union fo
the following statement giving the Of the newspa
pes printed 10 the German language and the circulation
Of each which vouch for generally correct thongt
some instances the number given may be less than
what it actually is:
OF ssnaocratie papers there
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FLouR IN omo.-Superhne acur was sold in GAINESVILLE
Ohio, on the 10th inst, for seven dollars barrel
DrIrH or An r1ron.-wnliam D. straugham editor of
The Union American al Hsrrsonburg Virginia died sud-
denly on the goth inst, near Stanton.
PrrsrS4s poE DE- KASr AND orHERs-Tbe steamer Asia
brings presents consisting Of plate medals e for the Of
foers and crews Of the Kane Arctic expedition
Too Young ron HoussKEEPRa.-The Court journal says
the Princess Royal Of England Queen Victoras eldest
daughter will limit her appearance to the fashionable
world OF the palace for this season Is thought hd-
rsable TO apply TO Parliament for the necessary
main tain a hopseloid while she is 80 young
PosrpoSrp-Letters by the India and China mail are to
hand The only noticeable article Of additional to that
published is that the trial Of Mr. keenan, the American
consul at hong Kong is postponed account of the sick
ness Of the chief justice.
susprxprp rGrSrS1-John Scott RuEseT Co, the en-
inent shipbuders Of London who building the
immense steamship Great Eastern hare suspended pay
ment-IhbiIities ElsooOo sterling.
A r.sAzrsr or pELru-Tbe grounds belonging TO the
United states arsenal Baton Louisiana embrace
Of twentyssven miles In the three magazines there
90 600 pounds OF powder and 5000 rounds Of cartridges
for small arms and The sioehouses conan IS 900
muskets rifles carbpes and psols 1880 sAbres 100
mons coo 600 balls and shells 10000 pounds
ne of the land and buildings with contents s Sol
600 OO0--E y Mirror.
The Mirror is about y millions ahead Of the
innate.
GrrrS rEls-soiDs Of the New York epicures are luz
uratinE over green peas-brought from Savannah
ExrRAnrIov-A subject Of Prussia named Louis Stem
acks wss arrested the requiston Of thr Of
Prussia through m minister at Washington charged with
contrasting PrusAn coin called thaers in the rear
1855 at Bicdenkopf in Prussia He brought to New
York from Rondout Friday and examined Sat-
urasy before United States commissioner who has not
AZ yc determined whether he should be SURRENDERED 10 the
Prussian government
EUROPEAN KNOWLEDGE or ANEuoA.--The London cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune says in his last letter
As amusing proof Of the fact that the European
papers do understand America mention the bluuacr
of The EaaopioB Beige oopgratnatins the State Of Ohio
having elected negro governor Of the Commonwealth,
the Belgian journalist having attached literal sense 70
the political designation and nickname Of black republ-
can but the Times IL accurate when, seeing IN
the dispatches Of scattering votes the
ballots Tor Speaker il seriously speaks Of Mr. Scattering
among the candidates for the spsakership."
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TESAs IrENSTbe NBeces Valley relates that sen SER
rent 70 Feet long has been sesn IN the bay there Il il
about zine one Of these monsters caught.
We learn from the Galveston Civilian that the editor Of
the Sum- Mr. RauDs has lately been engaged personal
renconre In which firearms used and shots
eEehauged-wilhout resulting however in any damage
The Civilian is not informed who Mr. Rswliuss com
bataat
The Chronicle Of the Times says the brig North has sf
Mstsgorda hay with full load, and drawing more water
than she could have done Galveston bar Pass Ca
vallo is said 70 be the best harbor in Texas
The Texan says that II has received several specimens
gold quartz rock which found about hundred miles
north u San Antonio.
There unfortunate sfrny at Goliad few days
since, between young by tha name q Benham and
one Vivian, in which the latter MORALLY wounded.
Benham is said to have been justified in what be did
Mrf. Guudermann, Of Galveston, committed suicide by
drowning himself pond the end Of the island
iew nights since iniemperanoe is supposed to have
caused the rash act
CtsAR aeams-Ths railroads in western New York are
! clear and trsins are running regularly
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Srw onDEE is ExcLAkn-An eEsf,i 49,. -. Z.
Peared in the Eursh papers esab.por ~. -.
merit The order is % he styled lie Y,rtoTia
e % gwen only % members Of the army o. ne -
distinguish nemsclvesby ibdiu3sll acts 81 brysr, ~,
iscs Of sn enemy plain Maltese cross of brons.
tbe motto FOR talor the decoration Of the ors, ,n !,
to be bestowed Unfortunately on officers ana
men Besides The decoration, pension Of $40 pr an
rum y attached 70 The order with Is for each adaa,al
Inc aerorruea Is 70 be suspended on the ie,
oy red nbaud for The army and t9e for be navy
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TREAsuKY DxrARTMKEr. Decemper j. 1885.
Notice hereby holders Of the The Dnied siaiss
that department will purchase The " uev0a OF
offered the
l~ June will therefor the ooa prices
Tor Of loan of I642 premium Of 10 cent Fer
Of i67 and s4r Of 10 cent For
Of 1880 commonly caee Texan ndem
stock premium Of And for STOCK Of the lnn OF
56 redeemabe the 18th November si II received al The
Of January premium Of ~
Isl January 3st Of March
Of received acr The lst March,
ind said Isl Of June Of ~ per Gent
will be said Stocks the specified
cerfcstes from the Isl July last assigned WIN The rrinc
pal Of the certificates received lie Isl January n-r Aer
viii be allowed in addition 70 the premium
Of their receipt In hoth
addition reach The
seller.
Certificates transmitted ti department under The present
1ssgaed United fans win the current
ycar prior January nsS BY the party
enrsued 10 receive The purchase
Payment for these stocks viii be made by dra upon The Ass
Boston, New York. Philadelphia The rtic
tbe money msy direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of The Treasury
Dec l--dtlstJuneR :
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HOUSE OF RErnEsEsTATirEs,

February 26, 1866,
friend has just pointed my attention TO the following
statement in the Columbus Geo. Daily Sun:
at is said at Washington that General Qutnan (who
is chairman Of the Committee Military Aairsl has de-
clared that he will report bin for sending troops
Kansas butcher American citizens whether Of one
the other side OF tie question at issue III this be true
Generals peculiar notions that subject were no doubt
known Speaker Banks before the selection of the
mittees and hence his appointment But his individual
notions important the ree-soil majority of the
committee viii determine its action"
The statement is wholly untrue, and without the least
foundation. j. A. QUITMAN.
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THREAD LACE GOODS, EWRaO1DERtEs. Sc
from Mes Ners fan
goods, wnich hsv been -a efed win
srraI tmporr"as, embracing an me
~ -yie. of-
,sos,s-sss and sleeves, in sets match
Chemirvfs and slcsve. 90 A.
Lace eoiar.s and sieeveH do
Lace sr5unu cailnrs aud siccres, d.
French s~,~ k.d ctouiz.t. and slseFsr, DO Do
ace trimmed rrnnrh- worssa co lars and sleeves
Efubsoader-d csfnsric, 10 sers e match
Enhrnid-rs d s#ts, On hnen ana net camsrie
Thrsnalac. collars and sleeves 10 match
an both hlack md white
pulrsdasrd hnndkeroh.fs variety and sys
rld-r ssif drrsrcs
EuhruSderod Rwras and c~usrpc fonnyns
Ttphrnsarrea dtsniry AVID jscnnst hands -
Musiin W rafnhfic edrnss and fn.crtinss
Res lace herhes ard coiisrs
h~~aAl aces and edsings Of sill widths
nIsct thrs-d and edFinss AL wisths
Tor hsnnces, &c.
Tasesrr many arsble xoods adares
present sprroschfns s~ssons- such s.--
Flounces -rN dresses, in great variety
F10sHc-6 ervrssns robes. rirh
Flosncsa errees rohss.
Striped NJ pnid
h~n striped .. Aeur.d
shi ri~n sns~, fcr evening dsss-cs
rsnrsd siik uimsi.ns Do
niscs siks variety. nc
An ef ~hich iog-herwih copess sssosni q srssenss
rond fancy ~nd STAPLE -hl he oNrfd
: ts .a s7-ss~a.ie -'''" HooE. sEo, co.
COW rOa sALE-vhs being stcc 70 rsvs rns efv,
" efssrs q err1r
inquire 4 s~esneys hssksns e"ssss fe"n-
syivxu,a swenue-
FEa *-k
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PROPOSED DATES OF sArLINc-isss

Stopping Southampton both going returning they Offer
proceeding any
other route, for the economy Of tune and money.
Passage from Es~ YerA 10 sousAap.sao~ and Bremsa.
ssocn $780, cabia, saoon siio;
second DO, $6e
newspapers pass through post Office
No iadns will parcels DAY Of
srsIsng
An exp~rienced 10 attached shin.
For freight rsssnsr, apply
c. II. SAND, II ssua William .,sY
G. A. HEIKEKEN Co.,, BrSsen.
CROsKEY 4 .eoufhasnptoo.
WILLIAM isELiH, Havre.
g7-dly
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Lanes LAND s1rr-The Casseday Peach Blossom farm
gng N ssssafras Neck in Cecil county Maryland was
sod a public sale Tuesday last The large tract CO,
acres sold for ss6 per acre or S57os; Elisha oaseday
purchaser small Jet Of and half ceres bropsht
$780, John .Ilusselt purchaser.
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There third class OF papers which ought also to be
mentioned In this connerion, viz such have yet
declared their opposition the democratic party but
press their dislike at the application Of the popuarsover
eighty principle by the kansasNebraka act The larger
majority however Of these papers II Is fairly TO be pre-
sumed from their past course viii act with and for The
democratic party IT, II win be- they shall have 10 choose
between know-uothngism black republication, and the
democracy. These papers the following:
Place Of publication. Circulation
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NEW PATENT FLUID LAmr.-Itis ~rn known 10 81
IN who desi ~ acquainted win sasrs aa
cvcrisr ~ieh iwae
could
Musdh wsf Known
thss so ne
ssch lswr present ~hirh VIII srs-E
light End vwA sde@~s vtrh
vesdng
SHED hsms The hssd
ethereal al sRd srsra
the light
need he Than 10 wsrs.d
The rarpns ctiar
ard ru.,c ssfs wss f Hsh'" psrisss. tsssr rs,
ne
For sale n j. ". MaCAE1wOn.
A5a tn avoe t-tw~sr Loa,.ssna svsnae styss,
Fsh A@v9~u
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LOG A l. N v w =.

CRY oouNcus-The two boards met on Monday evening
last In the upper board bin authorizing the doorkeeper
utor Of any public assemhsgs TO order and 20
persons disturbing said meetings. concerts lectures
other sssembsTe according 70 Law, reported and
ferrcd 70 the COMMITTEES police In the lower board the
joint revolution asking Congress for to license the sale
~ lottery tickets IN this city rise 70 protrsced discus
sion which resulted in the adoption Of amendment asking
modification Of The present Law, 10 make ID more IT.
fecve. The consideration Of the bill fixing the annual
compensation Of the mayor 81 400 postponed until
Monday next
Dsnpsars eopeert Carass Saloon Monday evening
last attracted large ard ians audience. lie gaze CON,
cert 81 Aisxsndria last evening.
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N
Later from CALIFORNIA ArrsOd N as Dania Hsbssr.
NV oSLEAH.. Feb. 25-Ths steamship Daniel Webster
has arrived a. this port from San juan with Adyices from
San Francisco 10 the 5fh inst.
Col Kinney had % GrAnada to eject alliance with
Walker.
All the Central American States except Nicaragua had
The San Francisco markets had downward tendency.
There bad been considerable rain in California, and sg
cuitaral prospects were good
Mining accounts we're excellent.
No United States had yet elected and there
was little probability Of choice, Hon. H. 5 foeie was
tina American nominee.
Sanders and Hammond both formerly collectors Of the
port Of San Francisco, had been Indicted for endorsing
funds.
There had been fighting in Oregon since last accounts
Later from Ms1ioo
New OKLEAKs, Feb. 25.-The steamship Texas has ar
rived from Vera Cruz 22d inst. Her IL important
On the night Of the 18th inst the Castle of San Juan
do UIoa pronounced for Tamarez. There firing
both Hides with slight loss of @ until the 10th, when
the castle surrendered 10 the city. .a#a#
There is nothing Of Importance rom the interior.
Rarkets.
NEw YonK, Feb 26.Flour is frnsAles Of 5000 bbls;
straight State, 81; good Ohio 81 81 southern, IS 81.
Wheat Is inactive, and prices nominal Corn is mprov-
ngsaes Of 90 900 bushels mixed T6 Pork is
improving of3Oo bbls mess SIS 81 Boeh declined
saes OF 200 bba Chicago repscked Sl3 60 Lard has de-
cned-sales OF 800 bbls. 0sa. Whiskey is msales Of
200 bbls. at 30ls cents.
BALrImonE, Feb 2sFiour il frmersales Of $50 bills
Howard sold at sc rs and City Ms is held at Sc 62
Sc IS Wheat steadyred, 81 4on 81 As; white 81 30
81 CO. Cornsaes of white and yellow SIS go cents.
The provision market heavy Mers pork, SIS 81 SIG.
Bacon is in moderate demand and prices unchanged
shoulders 81 cents sides, 0A oents Lard unchanged
small sales of barrels at ten CENTS and in kegs 1919
cents. ....a...
90 John Ii. GonEh wall give a iccaur- ON sesnper-
evening, O'Clock precisely AAo Thursdy
/ and Friday evenings, al the place.
Tickets Of admission ench lecture, Is
door. Feb n
GCoiumbtsn Hostic society meeting Of this
society will he held Thursday ash
Office, CRY Hall, O'Clock The members requested
be puHc,uai IN attendance.
Feb 27--dA
o. There will be a public debate xtv~n by fhe
Irving LyceI Thursday evening
The Of Echas church, junction
New York and H sireet, l3fa.
s4Won!d territory
cai d the Unil@d States
Afirma,iye--J A Mills and n. A. Jamson.
Negalive--P NJ Grnmmer NJ J. Madison Smith
by orderE
j. MADISON SMITH, Secretary.
Feb 25--das II
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Thus have thirty-one democrsde twenty-five out
Rnd-out republican, and neutral papers showing
that the classification by the Times above quoted was
neither complete correct showing also that even IL
The Times right In assuming that al the neutral pa
pcrs would hoist the republican party flag ia the ner
campaign, The circulation Of the democratic press would
outnnnber that Of the opposition BY ytwO thou
sand.
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RemoyaL-Papcr warehouse.

nIgArGrF ppOrgrRs. paper nnnfaervets ans importers
vi Of nnafscar~rs nnsea Eos ard p~~stef stErt Phl
hr purchasers fer
rsper~
II svrrr ~srTinn ccrn,ry cesss w
enssoa Ne prices uuiDn
I.esn ,e~sor rrgs wsnied t"r cash.
Teh a3-ecd2m
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

Tae,doy Fsb 26.Ths at IL O'Clock. All the
Judges present.
The opinion Of the court in the of White and Sherwood
The United States delivered by Judge Soaburgh
This claim for compensation for clerical services
alleged performed the Post Office Depart
Inen The ordered testimony be taken for part
the time for which compensation 10 claimed
Adjourned till II O'Clock Monday next.
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NEW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH
@3 AMPfok UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMERs.-
SI421 The ships comprising this line WASHING
- TON, Capt. L. Csvendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ii
ward Risgins. T--1-I.' -
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uRIIsTEEss sALr or VERY VALUABLE RIAL EsTATE-
4 Dp " .sne~dsy, lph March, ~
u u.s. 2ssh ef Ivp. o. lsa dsiy
lsber A. ss4 2ss,
LAID Washington county, pci Of Columbia
sha public front ~ tfs rrenise ocl.k.
and q. 10 suldvi msas
John Davidson sqnaer me cir Of wahnx
md The fewsnd.f
equal Twelve aud eighteen NINTH with
and 10 be deed ofrruss.
compied with In I've Days from The
NIT and cost q y hrsi purchsscr.
JOHN A. LINTON
wm. "a. WAR;
.... Truaees-
c. w. BoTELEs,
FcbH-d Apcsicnser
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NOTICE. February s,b) assneiaee Nlh me
IN copstnershp r. Mchsii The h.inss " ~ here
nter be conducted usd~s of Harper mitchell.
friends aud customers
account that they
especial easiy selenenis ne
wish IN cssse ne businsss n ths hate frnn.
96-Juf WALTER EhRfEH
A FIRsT-WAT PAIR OF HORSES, COACH AsO
n sareainSoa henl ana io want
o nse. own 10 rvnoviss
Kinmenh stables, opposite mo
Exchange Hotel G street.
Feb
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G EN- K n A L N 4 VS..

FLouR IN oHo.-Superhne aour sold in GAINESVILLE
Ohio, on the 10Th Inst, for seven dollars a barrel.
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PRIVATE aALE, that spIsadid brick sons~
I'd l7ih VIVA die
ercrnd, winch lsOp Th hpess
IS rs sfns
s~is " IN. mAts vita
" wtAe ksss cssi1S
shusdsse~ arsses an1 etc~ets c~Sys hfE
kytw~s throughout The whoiv sassssnt, sfs,
he
y.,A, FIVE sis~sry
scckcsseAs The
psrsr~s Fr~scA nror wlaaswE
The hserscet c~m~ssed prrf.Cfiy dry.
further succ
e.rvssry conveniently arranged
mansion Ns>tyset ~ Goss1has.
Ac svss hsck stable hwse viii aranre
ers fin All sncsssd -s'h h<ssy snsl 200
railing
Ia ssrmpsns A~scpicr Of above. me subbrr waad
crnfes fntt~A sba
al wishing r"vchass ad cH apa
10 so3 fsA-
please ne suhsrs,r aacoresr
snh merchant ~ seventh ana ar Nash-
srRton. a. GREEN.
o-eWefff
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PrEsExTs PoE Dr. KASr AND oTHKRs.-Tbe steamer Asis
brings presents consisting Of plate medals c for the Of
foers and crews Of the Kane Arctic expedition
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DrGrH OF AN lillian d. Straugham, editor Of
The Union American AT Hsrrsonburg Virginia died sud-
denly on the goth inst near Stanton