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SHOES, SHOEs!! sHOEs!!

XNE ARE DAILY RECEIVING ADD
w lions to our large and well seiec: ed R6n
stock Of SHOES, to which we would re Y
spectfuIly call the attention OF all In want Y
Just received superior article Of q uiited
CATERS for ladies; heavy Cloth But CATERS Tor
ladies, used for riding; together Win genera
boys, and youths Boots, Shoes, and Caters OF
every variety. Call early.
South side Pa. ave bet 9th and 9TH SITS,
oc a.eoa, opposite Browns Hotel,
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PLENTY OF THE JUICE 1t is now said that
the grape crop Of France will be immense this
year, notwithstanding the reports to the con-
trary, which some papers have circulated
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE

l. Dwelling Houss on 10Th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, October sth, ajax O'Clock, on
the premises, by virtue Of deed OF trust, dated
November S h, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber
A > No. S, folios 2ss, &c, one Of the LAND
records for Washington county, the subscriber
will sell the north half Of Lot No. 10, In Square
293, fronting % feet inches on 18th street west
between G and streets north, running back 100
feet to Is foct alley, with the Improvements,
consisting Of a convenient and well-built Brick
Dwelling House.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in and u
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
JOS. b TATE, Trustee
se25.eod J. G. McSUlRE, Auct.
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MONSIEUR GASZYNSKI.
ASSISTED BY MADAME GASZYNSKI)
PROF ESsOR OF DANCING,
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wash "a
ington and Georgetown thar he will open A4
his classes Tor this accomplishment In the IN
most fashionable style, in Washington at IN
Temperance Hall, 4 street, between 9th AzlIkz
and 10th, the pIoprietors having expressly
fixed in the most elegant manner for his use, also
for private fcrtes, balls, Lectures, and Concerts;
and In Georgetown at Union Hall Union hotel.
Mr.. g has testimonials from all parts Of the
Union for his capability as a teacher. MI. Is
engaged in the College Of Georgetown, and In the
principal Seminaries Of Washington, snd in the
best circle.
His classes will be commenced In Washington
on the 9Th Of October. Every Wednesday and
Saturday for children from O'Clock p. III and
in Georgetown every Tuesday and Friday from
O'Clock p. m.
PRACTISING SOlREES
In Washington every "wednesday and Saturday
..nm till 10 O'Clock p M at George own every
Tuesday and Friday. Ladies and Gentlemen
will receive instructions In al the most modern
dances.
Application for terms can be made at The resi-
dence Of nj. 6. No. 4t7 street, between 9th and
10th, or at the Hall se3O
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Nr Crittendsn on the Stump

LOUISVILLE, Oct 7.-Hon j. J. Crittenien
addressed an immense assemblage at the
American barbecue at Glasy's yesterday.
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ulIANOS,-GO TO ELLIS'S PIANO STORE
L for Music and Musical Instruments OF every
kind seo pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets. oc2
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Connecticut Municipal Election.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. Clown elections were
held in this State to-day. As far a. heard
from the returns show considerable Democratic
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ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY.
No. 81 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID T..

No. 81 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID 4.
TINE MATRIMONIAL AND FESTIVE
Il season being near at band, the attention OF all
persons interested Is called TO the continued ex
cellence and beauty Of our productions, WE'D
DING CAKE especially The fact thatwe are
almost daily receiving, from all parts Of Wash
Ing ton, orders for such Cakes constitutes sum
cient argument Of their superiority. An indifeI-
ent cake is provoking at any time, but at a wed
ding II would be objectionable. ALL therefore,
who would not be, or heretofore have been, dis
appointed in obtaining good article are invited
to give us call.
The usual (medaD quality ICE CREAMS, @.
per pallon) JELI.IES, DC can be had at any
time or will be delivered In the most remote parts
Of Washington or Georgetown without extra
charge. AhNf.
% 3S-eo9m (Intel& nionA
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BY WALL. BARNARD 4 CO., Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FRAM Y
L Heuse and Let At Public Auction.-On
O'CLOCK, we will sell, In front Of the premises,
part OF Lot No. 8, In Square 49, fronting % feet
inches on 9th street, between and 8 streets,
with depth Of 122 feet inches, and running
Frame Building 20 feet front Dy 30 feet deep, con-
This property is in good location and in fast
improving part Of the city
sa,e positive.
Terms: One fourth cash I; the balance in three
equal payments Of 8, -, and Is months, secured
by deed OF trust on the properly
Title iRdisputable
WALL, BARNARD & Co,
ocF-p Auctionaers
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EOR RENT.-FURNISRED OR UNFURN
Il ed, a house situated on the north side of Penn
avenue In the central part Of the city, containing
In all fifteen rooms, which are comfortably furn-
ished gas fixtures through the house VIII be
rented 10 careful and responsible tenant II ap
piled FOR soon; or the rooms will be rented sep
arately. Board can be obtained In the Immediate
neighborhood. A servant will be left to attend,
and take charge OF the room, IL required Apply
al this once. Sc l0-tm
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Heavy Failure.
Baltimore Esrkets,

EosroS, Oct William wight jr., cottor
merchant, tailed to-day His liabilities ar
lar0a
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~ X A l. E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
House, on 10th street, only two or three doors
from Pa. avenue. Its central location renders Il
very d. sirable dwelling for persons engaged Ia
business. The frost room might be used as
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store Its
proximity to the avenue would ma Re II a good
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
OK, or at Mrs. LenOx's, on f, between 10th and
18th streets. an 27.tf
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CCOR FINE FRENCH AND
n German Aocordeons, assorted sizes, aad prices
from N 10 az. Just opened Of our Music store.
% JOHN r. ELLIS.
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y given on the first day OF October next, thre
OF those Eve three story brick Dwelling Houses,
fronting on Massachusetts avenue, between 9th
ana 9Th streets, occupied at present respectively
by Messrs. Suit, ]. f Kerd, and Thomas c. Ra-
den Terms for eaca: $500 per annum rent 10
be paid monthly. EDW. OWEN, 2i2 Penn.
avenue. sc IS-eolf
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"A FIRST-CLASS RESID ENCE IN
- GEORGETOWN ID G. FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT.-TWO ROOMSOVER
~ my store suitable for an office Of almost any
kind, will be rented low to a permanent tenant
POSSESSION given Immediately. L. F. CLARK,
north side, Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets GO Ion
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THEE DAYS LLTEl FRoM Rnaapr

1hhEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
0UEBhc, Oct. The Cunard sc,ev s,..n.,
a,,s a1on, from Liverpool on the 2lth nit.
inte,r;0. mere yesterday with three days later
ue niagara arrived out on the 2lst. and
ton ma,ss caused greater nrmness In the cot
The political new, /, u,,,..
terestins The Interna,ion I pIp,ant put IN.
congress, at Brussels, closed on the aesh II,
Inc Free Trade Congress was still An ssss;o,,
in the same city. 'A seS''On
The new Spanish constitution h,. h.. ,L
lished, and Is reissue Of that of lsxs r;,h
sixteen explanatory articles The N.sr;a
correspondent Of the London Times saxs go
the Queen and O'Dounell are 80 much =, -
rance that O'Donnell has rendered his rs.ig.
nation, but the Queen refuses to accept II.
Sardinia demands indemnity from TUSCANY
for the recent expulsion from Florence OF a
party Of student visiters.
Copenhagen advices state that the Sound
dues question il satisfactorily progressing, and
That special conference will be held in No
vember to fix the amount of the indemnity.
Advices from Oonstantinople say that diff
Guilty still exists respecting the Isle of Ser
penis The English and French fleets, copse-
quently, remain in the East
Tue reports respecting the hostile Anglo
french demonstration against Naples acquire
consistency IL is now confidently stated that
II naples does not agree immediately to the
concessions demanded, feet of eight vessels
has already been detailed for the purpose, and
Will proceed Immediately to Naples and bring
home the English and French embassies.
Ii is stated that Austria has arrested several
men who Were discharged at Malta from the
British legion, against which Britain protests
and demands their immediate release; and,
further, that an uneasy state Of feeling Is
prevalent; that England acts in the Neapol-
itan affair without the hearty concurrence Of
France. All these rumors have tended TO the
depression Of English funds.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept % Cotton closed active.
sales for two days ~ 900 bales; for specula.
ton 10000 and export l,0s0 bales. Prices
sitter, but not quotably higher. Orleans,
middlng, 63d; Mobile and upland, middling,
Std.
The Manchester markets closed steady and
unchanged.
Breadstufs Wheat has destined 2aSs.
and prices are steady-red and mixed wheat,
new, gid white, old, Sia9id; new, l0sIO.d'
Flour is steady, and generally unchanged:
Baltimore and Philadelphia -four 2sa5I.s
Ohio 3la33s. Corn is steady and unsh anged;
mixed 3lsa32s; yellow 32a32ts
Provisions are unchanged.
COnsOls for money 93I a94d
Wednesday afternoOn-Breadstuffs are dull
Gotten is frmer, and some parties have de-
handed an advance.
In France breadstuffs were frmer.
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For Sale and Rent,

EyOR SALE LOT NO IL, IN SQUARE 2es,
Il containing 537 square feet, on the island, near
18th street. fronting the Mall. For terms apply at
the store OF d. +. Loudon Co Browns Ii otel
oc I-0 G. w. FARANT.
ITO LET:-AC CONVENIENT AND COMMO.
4 dlous Brick Stable and Carriage House, stu
ated on 18th street north. near l. For further par
ucolaIs inquire at No. 25s l street &C 7-lw&
EOR RENT.-A TwO-STORY BRICK
dwelling on Capitol Hill, corner Of East
CsPitoi ana I'd street east, containing rooms,
attic ana Kitchen attached, with wood house and
otner buildings To a careful tenant the rent will
% moderate For terms inquire at No. az on the
premises &C 6-2t&
a FIRST-CLASS RESID ENCE IN
n GEOkGETOWN, ID. C FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent he. late residence
~ the corner Of Favette and Fourth streets,
oeorgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
OF the visitation. This Is one Of the largest and
pest finished houses in the District Of Columbia,
having all the modern Improvements contained
In the nfst-cIass houses Of the Northern cities.
Tnere Is attached large cistern in the yard,
carnage house and stable Tor several horses.
pump OF the pursst water in the immediate
The locality Is high and salubrious, and In
quiet and highly respectable neighb orhood.
Possession given immediately
For further particulars inquire next door to the
premises. of Mrs. ANNE O,NEAI,.
Oc4
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WOOD AND COAL.

vxJE ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies Of WOOD and GOAL, which we
can sell from the boats at very low prices. Fer
40 well 10 give us call before purchasing else
where. BO6UE O'NElLL
seq No los Water strset, 6eorgrt va.
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OCitrate Of Maxnesis

tCCltrate OF Maynesia, IN agreeable
and lax i've extensively used on the cont
nents OF burope an America daily soda
Ioant-ns Of new and highly approved constr ction.
famery Hair Brushes Combs Shaving Brusbs. I'D TN.
Goods yensrsly Just received direct mpor.t,on a
n 1o-tY
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GEO. III. VARNELL,

"A I " I E X
Noalx north side La ace. bet 8th axd 7fh SITS.
WISHES TO SAY TO HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public generally that he is prepared at
all times TO execute work In his line at the shortest
notice. &C . I'M
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FR E 500 PAIN NC.
ACHUIfER & KAHLERf,

FRISCO DECORATIVE,a and every description
OF ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
81 z street, tetscssS liza and 12tk streets.
Sc 16-lm$ WARRINGTON, DC.
CLOAKS AND TALMAS, SCARBs, AND
SHAWLS. n
NOW OPENING A VERY ATTRACTIVE
IN stock Of CLOAKS and TALMAS In Black,
Brown, and Grays; all the latest Paris styles and
at exceeding low prices Also. large assortment
of SHAWLS and SCARFS, In new designs
some Black Centres In the lot, which are scarce
and desirable. COLLEY SEARS,
ss29 81 a23 7th st., doors north Pa Iv.
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SCu.kn, CVE Il Et 20
- 40 hhde. BrownISUGAK o,,,,,
125 bags ava, G reen and White Rio COZ EE
10 900 pounds Bright SHOU LDEkS
$40 superior Family HAMS
1000 pounds large Hake FISH
200 do GOLDFISH
IS boxes New York CHEESE
30 haIf-barrels PICKLES
500 pounds New CURRANTS
Just received and for sale by
Ce4-eo3t MURRAY SEMMS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BvA GREEN, Auctioneer

BY A. GREEN ,Auctioneer.
YNOYS, JEWELRY, AND FANCY GO0 ms
l. At Auctien.-On THURSDAY. the oar in.
slant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a. m. nj the Tow
and ancy store on the east side Of 9TH street he
tween Louisiana avenue and ID streets, No. sac. |,
LARGE lot OF Toys, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods, &c
Aelns cam. A. GREEN,
oc I-k AuctioneeY
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nor kENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
4 lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 233 + street. nov27-W
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DOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
l. taining about as acres, on the Heights Of
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
Farm, the residence Of the late John H King
deceased. This is one of the most desirable sites
in the District for fine private residence; about
20 acres Of this tract is beautiful grove Of tim
ber the balance cleared and in high state Of cul-
tivaton. The summit Of this tract Is from $50 10
400 feet, above tide water, and has fine view Of
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley Of the Potomac. Ii will be sold entire or In
lots
Also, large Frame Dwelling house and Lo;
ipgton city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, o. to DR.. II. King,
No 80 Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. c.
je 1S-n INTEL f. J. KING.
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NOTICE,

II OWEN Il SON, MILITARY ANDNAVAL
Ls Merchant TailOrs, No PIP Penn avenue,
have Just returned from the North with their IA
supply of goods, consisting OF Cloths, CasimereS,
and Vestings, with a variety OF gentlenaL's W.
nishing Articles, to which they invite the atten-
ton Of their friends and customers.
sc 26- dlwSeoIw
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ID EMOvAL.-MRS.B Is. Il. NORRIS, Fash.
IL ionable Dress Maker, begs leave to Inform
her friends and patrons that she has removed from
her late residence, 14th street to No $50 north
18th street, fourth door above New York avenue
She 10 prepared to AL all orders with neatness and
dispatch.
Cedar Tar for sale at the above place. &C 8 nv
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NOR SALE OR RENT-THAT DESIRh.
bic residence on street, between 10th aud
2lst for the last eight years occupied by the late
J Nj. CLubb, Esq Possession given the lst Of
November next. inquire Of RIGGS & co.
au l2-eOf
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E>OR RENT. "A TWO STORY BRICK
L Warehouse on Louisiana avenue, between
,th and 10th stress, formerly occupied by George
Hill as Paper Warehouse. Best business part
'f the city. MOSS. Apply to JOHN MOORE.
oc 2 eo1w#
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VVCAL CLASSES,
CAULFIEID BEGS 70 ANNOUNCE
Js TO the Ladies Of Georgetown. that he will
commence Glass for the study Of Vocal Music
at Old Trinity Church, OH TU ESDAY next, at 10
O'Clock, a M Class for Gentlemen will meet
at O'Clock, on TUESDAY EVENING
Terms In advance, S5 per quarter, OF 20 Lessons
J. G. has still vacancies for few prlvae e
Pupils on Piano. oSl.3t&,
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Gas FITTING.
VUE ARE NOW PREPARED TO INsEh,L
w Gas Pipe In dwellings, stores, ana puonS
at low prices. Please give US . Can
MILLER & CUNNIN6hAsnM1S,. -.
M lS-Im No PAS Pa av., bet 18th ana IStn so
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A TOUCHING SIGHT Friday afternoon is
now the occasion for pleasant scenes at the
Deaf, Dnmb and Blind Institution. For some
lime, the design Of this Institution seemed un-
appreciatsd-many months had passed before
q visitor appeared to cast q smile upon the
labOrs of those engaged in teaching these poor
children, notwithstanding notices were in all
the journals Of the District. To one who
CHANGED to stumble upon this lonely dwelling,
it seemed gloomy, indeed there were gathered
q few rough, untutored children, but hand.
ful-some with freshly shaver heads, casting
up their vacant stare, and portraying too
truly their long neglected conditions The
traces Of soap, and prints Of the finger Of some
kind hand in dislOdging the thick layers Of
filth that had accumulated during their long
state Of wandering vagrancy, and the fresh
lavish Of ointment, all spoke in language un-
mlstakeable Of reform on the part Of these !;
while on the other hand il was mono the less
Indicative Of q task little to be desired. Lonely,
indeed, did IL appear 10 the eye of the stranger;
but not 30 TO those who tOiled for them night
and day with incessant watching and con-
tinued self-deniai to them there was a bright
aud glorious future spread out before the eye
Of faith.
But the scene is changed. Now, MANY are
seen weekly hocking to witness these delight
ful exhibitions Among them are generous
hearted men and sympsthizing and beautiful
ladies, and with the rest the children OF on r
city are seen gathering in large numbers
though less In size, yet not least in interest and
sympathy for their afflicted fellows What
can be more delightful than TO see these chill.
dren gather here and try 10 express their af-
lection for these their deaf, dumb, and b it'd
companions Those who wero present L st
Friday were delightfully."- surprised by one If
the most interesting spectacles ever witnessed.
Three young school girls came forward and
presented DR. Skinner, the principal Of the
institution, with beautiful purse we'll flied
with gold and silver, amounting TO some eigh
or ten dollars, which they had collected TO-
gether at little fir, at which they charged
two cents admission, and where they brous 81,
their little toys aud offered them for sale
choosing 70 part with them that they might
aid in teaching these their little afflicted fell
low beings.
In presenting it they sinply said they had
done this because they loved the little deal
and dumb and blind children. To which DR.
Skinner replied, that be hoped their little gift
would bless the hearts of the little givers az
well as the little receivers In the name OF
the children who could not speak for them
selves, be thanked them, and said he hoped
they would grow up to bless the world even
az they had now blessed these blind children
and their silent companions. This was truly
an affecting sight, an example we'll worthy TO
be followed by children OF larger growth
We hope that Il will be speedily, and that an
abundance will How into this Institution to
bless both giyers and receivers.
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IHs FRANKLIN ACTIVE ASSOCIATION give
.neir second grand assembly at Harmony ia IL
tomorrow evening, as will be seen by refer.
ence to our advertising columns. From the
we'll known character of the Franklin bows to
do all In their power to make their assemblies
both agreeable and pleasant, a fine time NAV
be expected by Terpsichoreans, and all Others
who may desire to meet with the bright eyed
beauties Of the Second Ward.
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'NJEW MUSIC RECEIVED THIS MOnN
" irg nom New York, Boston, ana fhiiaoei'
phis, at the MUSIC DepW W. 9. MEZERoTT.
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THs NEW MUD MACHINE was set to work
yesterday in the canal near the Van Ness
wharf, and, in the language of an eye witness,
1t works like a charm Constantly kept
IN operation, it will doubtless serve the pur-
pose Tor which it is intended-to keep this
channel of navigation open for all boats en-.
gagged In he canal trade, and at the same time
De found an economical scavenger," con.
Sideration not among the least important Of the
merits of the new mach
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WATCH RETURSs.-Marcellu Brown, drunk
and disorderly, fine and costs John T. Price,
dIsorderly conduct, do Henry Mason( colored)
drunk in the street, workhouse thirty days.
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STRAY Cow We call attention to the adj
vertisement in another column Of a cow lost
by poor cOlored woman Mrs Butcher) nm.
der circumstances Of peculiar hardship, this
being the second COW lost by her within short
parind
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IMPORTANT CAsE.-Yesterday, the young
man who was arrested some days since as
deserter from the naval service, was taken
before Judge Dunlap on writ Of habeas cor
pus, and the facts inquired into. This being
a matter Of Importance as bearing upon the
enlistment Of minors, it was deemed proper to
postpone the matter until the sitting of the
circuit court, when decision will be given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-28

A MONUMENT OF IcE.-Tbe St. Louis folks
appear to be enjoying the late freezing wealth
or about as much as their northern neigh
bors. The Mississippi has been frozen over
opposite that city for some time The Neus
thus speaks of one Of the sights on the ice !:
s'hbout two hundred yards from the shore,
and to the right of the highway, you see a
crowd gathered round what appears to be
an ice shrine. You approach and see that it
is a monument built Of blocks Of ice and
surmounted by rude cross of crystal, the
whole evidently chopped out with an axe.
Near the top Is this inscription
s. ITO THE MEMORY OF DE soTo.'
g 4 will my Soul to Him who gave it Ny
Body to the Waters
''lt is touching tribute to the memory Of
the daring Spaniard who found a grave in
the Mississippi, built by some pious boatman,
of crystal blocks, quarried from the frozen
waters"
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TcEegraphic News.

WASHINGTON, January 24.-The Tribune's
Washington correspondent tclegraphs Mr..
Buchanan writes that he will relinqush his
mission on Feb. 10Th, whether a successor be
nominated or not. He will appoint Mr..
Campbell, Consul at London, to the post Of
Charge d'AHaires.
No official answer has been received from
Denmark on Mr.. Marcy's proposition of the
3D. Of Nov, to pay the cost of light houses
and buoys instead of the capitalization sug-
gested from the other side, and now soon ex-
pected. The European Congress on this sub
ject was abandoned owing to the political
complications.