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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebamon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caulhers, late OF the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan 0reen of the udges ohe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Ridley, cnancelors the State
Judges Carue and Green dev their whole time exclusively
to the school.
Plan finstrnonl Daily examinations Of each
books No regular of lectures but explanations
daily lessons progress of the examinations.
g. Weekly of law and equity which
dents facts given profess
so, prosecute through all processes
practice ne cases are Trained As to require them
deeds Wills records and all sorts of docnmen be
dence In The trials Some of he cases are taken by appeal TO
supreme court which held monthly in
public the end session The Students clerks
IFS jurors circuit Judges and chancelors in other official
sacities connected with their suits.
Scssions1e the third Monday
tembef, third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per .on.Tnon fee $50, in advance contngen
So boarding $50. Students furnish
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete
dents advanced class No previous study required for
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school,
Number ofstudents the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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Notice

Of pikdrdpdl Of lands IN Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuance act granting public lands
IN alternate secuons 10 the states Of Florida and Alabama
ad Of certain railroads n said sscs,n
proved i7th May, le56 lying within fccn mites
foOwing railroads and branch named said set
10 wit from Jacksonville the of rs
bay, Tea,aea from Amelia island the Atlantic
Tanpa bay with branch Ceder Key, the
Gull Of Mexico Except Tampa portion south Of s juno
ZION Crdr Key branch aud from Psnsacos, florda 70
Montgomery Instructions this Office, been
suspended fcm nd lunn until further orders
Given hsnd the General Baah nco, the city
Washington, TINS twenty y-lhird day Of NaY, 1855. -
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
MAY 24-lawGw tStaT q Inlei.l Commissioner
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SpecsroIes.

EoLD silver 6no steel and plated sPectaces glasses &c. Of
all focuses, with peocal, percopc and paruboa glasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages in selecting
adapted TO the eyes Of wearers.
NJ W. GAIT a BRO,
S24 Pom. avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth streets
Jauoa NJ
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
-.vss BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, aHd Alaad Insurance.

-.OSs BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, and hlana inswanos.
AUTHORIZED CAPIFAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,35s,I6I 10.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Qice norAtVest corner Of avsnus and Ssusntesn
street, Washington, d. q.
DIRECTORS
Hon Thomaa ., Florence, Charles Dnsee,
GeuTge H. Armstrong Thomas AanderneId,
Charles a. Rpbeum, Edward 4. aelmbod,
George Helmbod, i. carroll Brewster,
James e. Ncall, isaac Leeeh ir
THOMAS D. FLORENCE, rresdsuL
EDWARD X. HELARoLp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter No 307 street, opposite Ci,y Hlr.
John NJ rnonIoe corner lSl street and Virginia Island
John Rigges, No. sol iieenh street. below Pennsylvania
avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain J. P Levy No S6 Pennsylvania avenue opposite
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomason.
The business this company viii compare yoabiy win IN
mos, suGees; Of similar institutions in The uuited States
1856 the premiums received % the large sum o. Se nun
dred and eight thousand my dollars viii
With these evidence Of and management
tor 13 se a,S ~ soSos share q public pat,onase seiega
justed more according equity thnn legal techncanues
by o o Tf Hsfs
RlEs, WAREHOUSES;, Al desepdons Of BUILDINGS and hoi
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS., and the usua
and on die hui" Of sTEAIB0aTs navigating e wessn
waters,
The premium win companies aud
fixing them every Improvement in aud arrangement
will be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
street, Washington city, ID. @.
Insurance may also be effected at The Home Office
Northwest Wat'I aud Second Streets Philadelphia
And other principal cities Of the United sues by
officers 0l the company
June l3-diy
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ELENWOop Gem ETEux.-omce No. as2 PenAsyiyania
avenue corner OF 10th street. the savings Bank This
Cemetery laid the plan OF the celebrated Greenwood OF
New and situated on the high ground dsiantone and guar
Yer mile north OF the Capitol Ncrh Capitol leading directly
10 Tho gateway ls ecaay received charter from Con
os eppocnng their ground forever burial making
eo Title to the purchaser and prohibiting all encoachens
legislation otherwise, which OF importance those who
wish their dead they have placed them has
eeon custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other and throw the dead
scuousy large and legal
as no titles are given 10 the ground.
NJ Ohee open fIa 10 70 III M, where pamphlets with
ap, e chprer ard bysw and all other normatioa, be
Obtained aoiers iet with Ha
80 so seventh other undertaken win be prompt
attended June Tidy
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A EMBEKs ok Congress and yi.rtsrsto Washington
III are respectfully informed that at TAYLOR \ mAURfs
OH tcy will meet all he
stock, in addition 90 the following
department. ofternfure, science,
and
New books received Immediately N publication
Weekly mportatons from England
Calhoun,E Works, volumes
JefferRon's Works, volumes
Websters Works, 9 vols, autograph editor
Eyereis Orations nd Speeches, volumes
Claws Private Correspondence, ! volume
4. 4. Preuiss's Memoirs, volumes
Bancrons History of the United States, volumes
BtAtesmans Manual, 4 volumes
Hickeys Constitution, volume
Jefsrson's Manual volume
Constitutions of the United States, volume
Eiot,s Debates and Madison Papers volumes
MarEhN orators and staesmon, volume
story's WORKS. volumes
Iivsso 81 Justices OF the United States, volume
Lebor'- Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wirs Life o Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedy Life oC Wirt, volumes
narland'R life of John Randolph, volume
Farty Leaders, by baldwin, volume
lie forpurvilss Democracy IN America, v1iume
Tho FcdrYpisi, I volume
Crnkcs Tendency Of Tree Insiiuiinna volume
Constitutional T 'u book volume
Past, Present, and Future, ! volume
praunp'a Progress ~ Matt NJ, volume
McEllrous American Detatcr, I volume
Future Wealth of America, volume
Smiths Wealth of Nations, 4 volume.
Every description American, Enrish and French stationery
fhr hntE analluce, n the lowest prices.
ytsnr rnted with tho romndude
TAYLOR A NAURys,
Dcc7-dn Near oh street
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Professional Notice.

CONWAY ROBINSON Of Richmond Virginia, prncises A. Rich
mond IN he n appeals and United snies cour nnd ~
Washington city IN the aupre~e Cour.
Letters him win directed Richmond, Virginia
n avfv
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assasskA. AND soura-

- nAW apRN. nsssslakN, AND suura-
EW AMPIoS UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-
49, Fne ships comprising this line WASHING
ron, Capt =. CaveEdyi HERMANN. Capt I'd
ward higsns- i
FAese steamers stop sou'"'
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give notice they have this day
lied partnership under the firm of Appleton 90 whose place
o business Is the city OF baltimore, Tor the OF buying aud
selling soek drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks and the Transaction of stock brokerage and
exchange busness that William Stuart Appleton Henry w.
Howell reside in said city partners, and George
Rust resides In Loudoun county, Vrpinp and special
that said George Rust has contributed his Of the capital the
stock the twenty thousand dollars In cash that
the said partnership this 18th March, 1885,
TO terminate on the 18th day Of March, 1857.
WA. STUART APPLETON,
II w. HOWELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE 10 PRE- EnfprIoN CLAlMANTs.

Every person entitled right OF pre- empon Of the
townships above enumera
required establish The TO the satisfaction OF the regis
m and Office make thereof
this notice. and beior the day
pointed The the public sale OF the lands
bracng otherwise such claim viii be rioted
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF 10 General Land Office,
April 81 lawl3w Ginel and Star.l
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A PERSON MAY RECEIvE HIs OWN IJEE IssU-
~ HANCG-In the Mutual Benefit Life Company we
insure pay q Persons DEATH o. he survive se sry
Tiorr who wish share diudepds eenp wear
should have their applications dated
A. tho approaches r re those desiring protection win
please bear in mind that Offer them good companies large
capitals and pay losses promptly
J. @. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept 97-eod5tt O6ce IN 7th street, below Gen. r. o.
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HAVING associated ourselves together indicated In the above
Ill tender and sale Of
stocks bank foreign domestic exchange collection
of sight and time bills negotiation loans, bonds, bills
public exchange
Of Wcwl make city COLLECTIONS receive deposies
checks, and allow interest on standing accounts.
We have secured the services Of Mr. LAWRENCE p BhYkE
of the late firm Of Selden, Whers, Co., Washington, D. G.
who will his undivided attention the business
house, and all his therein viii fully recognised
APPLETON * CO.,
April 3-Bw 2I4 Baltimore street.
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TuE EARNEST mAS.-Jife and Lsbors Of hdonlrsm Jud-
by Mrs Consnt
The NewAse ofGodi or The Life and Adventures Of Robsr
Dexter Romano.
tysssali Morton - novel, by Francis Purkmsn.
Paul Ferrosn tale, by the author of"tx Poems by ""
Ooct Niinger's Evils of Vaccination q, schieedcck
er,M. %.
Tor by TAYLOR MAURY,
nav3 bookstore near Ninth street,
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rroposals ror INDIAN eood,.

DEPARrnKEf ISTEGoK,
Once Indian Affairs,
september -, lo56.
bLED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals fOT Indian Goods
be received ts Once Of Indian Affairs Wahngon city,
10 O'Clock Friday, 3ist day oI October ne1t,
furnishing goods Indian Department for fufng treaty
aons various Indian tribes aud other Indian purposes
bwsf
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III. TT ,rd M,.do, OF III, ney. sydney sm,,nt BY Duyc

W kinck, 81 25,
The IN the rinb Century before
Christ; imaginary biography founded act by j. Tai
boy wheeler p Y. q, e. vols. 81.
The Hnguepoi EHilrE historical novel. 70 CENTS.
Mechanc Tables contaninR and circumrsncrs o c
cles and sides % equal circumference ~ anrrd
hoops cutting Of boiler plates SC Sci BY Charles " i
well, rnartne engineer. 80 cents.
Introduction to tho study Of An; by NJ A. Dwight. 81
Sketches Corsmon Paths Of American tales
by Nrp. Julia Z. Dumont 81.
and Progress u the English Constuion by r. .
Greasy N. A. Third edition. 81
CndUron ha life and genius with specimens cfhis playa
n u. Trench, w. ". 70
just published, aud for sale at TAYLOR MAURys
June 10 bookstore, ptar Vh q.
4 uE Letters OF Madame de sevigre her Daughter
l and Friends edited BY Mrs Sarah J. Hale. ! VOL VI @
The Letters o Lady Mary worey Mon,agu, edited BY nrs "a
Nav ''' % ~ pRANCK TAYLOR
81 ------------
T.. y. Middleton,
Dc1lrr lee.
OHcc and depot southwest v and 18Th srsat,
Feh 97--d6mf
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover ssr.~,, BostonI bT
Rice Rebuilt Furnished rosrcss
snd arpces pr the nccood
I. the trsveiiins public
ll-6ir
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INo mai


SaIss u ecrmas sections Ia s States Of Ayka"as and Mo
sowi, 0nd restoration of OAdro0m lamds 20 Ssarkef
DY rnE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
y ofa, FRANKLIN PIERCE r,s.asn q ss vn ba
public viii be held the places and dates nss
lhe Uned States within sc ss On sseh eide O
sSa G s 5d o rGG sanenss s,osd hsasS y s o% sa s
For smith, subject 70 mniu,em o. 30 dollars and d cents p
s f q Ppsssa wss asd s 's e. 90 February .qp
~ % u.s railroads. and specially excepted from graduation
Ia uis State ies of ofAssassAs9 "a @ airs
The public as VIII be held a. The land once 2,
s disposal Of the vacant public lands within such sections bearing
odd numbs,s above referred TO- as are situated wa The under
Eora ., ,As eJ tas ina principal msdia
Tswa.iS TTSw":Sis rs u q ~ q .suss Sa sTg'
Townships is, ~ ls,s 10, 20, Of range D.
TSwa:%p TS~%:ps s R @ s @ 81 e y s. sssss
Townships 10, 90, al,s p, Of range s.
Eoh oftls base ns ena zeal 81 fs m principal errdtan.
rS~nships s. l. TO- H. ik i5,. Z, iS is, iansea
Township. ! q q 4,9 10 MA, ~ "a, Of ranges
TownsDipa J. 3. 49, SO, 10, H. ofrange $
Township 8, orrange Z.
public will be held once aslEsA com
posa he pubic lands within odd
above referred 20 as ao a'e in the following named townships
EorA n lac base line and Ofs fA principal meridian
Townships 3, 4, 6, 0, of range 3.
Townshps TSwnship l. Sc, ao eass' ST. 3D. q q auso7
Townships 5, 6,a'7s si, of ranges.
Townships S, U, 7, of ranges
The public sale will be held the land Once LrTrLK Rock,
commencing Monday the sixth day Of October nef for the
public lands within nch odd numbered sections
above referred situated in the following townships, viz
South ofMs line and " tie h principal meridian
Township Il OF ransss III and 10.
Townships i,s y, of range 49,
Townships L. 81 3, of range ID.
Townships ], 2, 3, 4, s, Of ranges is and l6
Townships ,, 4, 5, 6, 10, OF range IL.
North Of the base line and Of the Eh pria. meridian.
Townships !, q" . 8, 2, of ranget,
townships !, ss3 4,5,6," = o. tahge7.
Townships !, q 3 baN 9, !, Of ranges
Townships J, e. Q, a. 5, s. Of ranges.
Townships !, 81 81 Z, s, OF range 10.
Torttshps |, g. ), 4, of range II.
townships H. g. ), 4, s. ofrapge l2.
Townships !, 2, g." A. s. 6, ofrange Is.
Townships !, 2, 8, 4, s, g. 7, of range IA.
Townships 1, s, g. 7, ofrange Is.
Townships s, 6,"7 of ranges l6 and H.
The public sale will be held land Office WAsHISaros
commencing Monday the seventh day OF October
for the disposal OF the public lands In such odd
sections above referred situated in the following
| townships, viz:
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aIso " elscrnae sseSns States Of Ayka.sas ad Ms"
souri, 0nd restoration Of sOiahdroWm lomds 90 Ssarke
NY ruE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
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Virginia Land.

ser 9t-dAsaawoelai lint. 4 star.l
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AIaekinae Blanksss.


pairsS Baekinae blankets 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
$500 pairs 2 point white Macknae blankets 81 BY
90 inches, and weigh pounds
pairs 2pont Macknac blankets AZ 56
inches, and weigh 54 pounds
800 psirs ~ point white Mackinae Blankets measure by
so inches, and weigh AZ pounds
ipont white Macknae bIenk 10 measure % by 46
inches, and weigh ~ pounds
200 3potnt scarlet Mackpc blankets 10 measure by
~ inches, and weigh POUNDS Il =
600 pair e point scarlet blankets 10 measure
% inehes and .irh pounds
49, Fas ~ point green blankets measure by
- "a inches asd weigh 10 pounds
ou pairs Mackinae blankets, 90 by 72
- ine.ics, and weigh pounds
o prs M point Macknac blankets, 54 BY
t6 inches, and weigh pounds
100 3 point Indigo blue Macinac blankets
66 by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 pairs point Mucknac Blankets
sure 66 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
500 3poDt Gennea Macknac Blankets
80 by az inches, and weigh pounds
900 pairs ~ point Gentnea blue Maekinac blankets
sure 81 by 69 inches, and weigh pounds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-11
The REPORTED NEGOTIATIONS.
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.

LONDON, Friday, January 25 1856.
Tie Great Question Of Peace or War-inpression in
Europe
Europe still rather In the dark to what going to
take place. few days more aud all will be cleared up.
The preliminares Of peace cannot be signed the
strength Of telegraphc despatch The document ITSELF
bearing the Russian signature OF scseptaon, must first
be received 1t is this at vienna and probably at
London and Paris, and copy of 1t will find ts way
into one of the London journals.
The fifth ticle promises TO be ths stumbling block to
The prelin naries With all due Difference to the supe
rior diplomacy of the gentlemen who drew Up those pro-
posas think it would have been well il they had de-
fined what the points that kept in reserve.
Why not have stated them at onceY II would have saved
trouble The fifth article is in fact generally worded
that il might be liable to any Interpretation. 1t is
said that what England L.: prohibition to
reconstruct the fortress Of Bomsrsund; precise
definition of the Russo Turkish frontier In ASIA and the
establishment Of European consuls in the different ports
Of the Black Sea- The latter point however, attained
already In ths fourth article of the proposals. which
says: The protection Of the commercial and maritime
interests OF all nations shall be the ports of
the Black Sea by the establishment of institutions con-
formabe to international and TO the usages established
in such matters" 1t is, moreover limited that the
fifth article to refer to the settlement of the Polish
and Italian questions. This very much doubt
The French government is decidedly peaceably in
cned. The English government is not SO much 80. /
fears rickery, and thinks that Baltic campaign in the
spring could settle the question at and for ever.
In Italy the announcement has carried a feeling
general depression among the patriots They regard
peace death blow to the hopes they secretly enter
tanned Of regeneration Of ITALY, The same feeling pre-
walls among the Poles and Hungarians.
Meantime, pending negotiations the blockade Of the
Russian ports in the Baltic has recommended, and
various trading vessels have been captured BY our
cruisers. The mild weather had enabled no less than
500 vessels to convey cargoes to Russian ports.
The report that orders had been sent suspend host
lIties is not true.
Parliament meets in few days. and the session pro-
miees long debates
There Is RIO truth in the rumored likely resignation Of
pamerston Co. He Is advocated a. ft representative
o England at The Conferences Count de Morny for France
bunow BoutonieG FOR Russia waxs say Prince Mems
chik sn
There has not been airy fighting The expec ed attacks
Kersch ani Kiburn had not taken place up TO lss
sdvices.
NereI G4EGe s0l,.-~sS - .sn.
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THE PEACE QUESTION.

The Reported Negotiations Feeling In
London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna -Dlplo.
matte History OF the -OGieiaI Circu-
lars, Peace Propositions, Counter Preposl-
tions and Manlfestoes- Of the
Kmperors,
&C., &C., sc.
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feared REPETITION of the stasks viii eventusuy
had to fatal cons. quepcss.
After unusually pretrsoted vacations the Chambers
people win persist calling them in spite OF their
title Of Diet have again met and proceded to business
In the Houss Of LORDS the Prince 6 Hoheniohe has
elected President In the Of the Prfnce of Pess d.
ceased In tho House Of Representatives the chsirnsa
wo km, Count xuenberg, h eo1nued in bis ofdoe FOX
snS oasnoe OF the session the liberal canddats Conn
having been finally rejs,ted. The rewotfou -
spPosi TO make eeod Of the overwhemang
tney possess In both houses and mot deeming II
aaussse 70 DO away with the constitution 'spureiy and
'ney are endesvoriag weed it a. fast 90 poaA
oie or ali Objectionable eeaenta Thus a resoiutisa
mas JUST BEEN brought forward for ,dng two Of 10
most Important enactments VIZ the ~ agrsph ststsar
.nsf Al rrassian cssns are equal eye Of ths law
and Justce to he administered without distnc,iou -
CLASSES and the clause stpuatng the entire cf
religious disabilities. BY this move the arstocraov A.
10 be renssted in the free enjoyment Of their snei
privileges, and the Jeww, who quite nuuerous hcr
and from TIER wealth and intelligence form verv ma
entia portion Of the community be reduced oeos
moro TO tho scpdion Of pariAhs snd dsbsrred from t.
exercise Of sn political rights Nedoubt liberal par
y in the Chambers will do everything their pover d
defeat these projects but their ranks have be N .
thnned BY the late elections to deprive them Of "a
possibility Of Offering any efeotua resistance and "
less interfere to moderate the ardor Of tha
TOO Jealous supporters, the reaction hardly fan
obtain complete triumph. Ar
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Our Madrid Correspondence.

MADRID, Jan. l8, 1866.
The Change Of Tie Ministry Dissati faction Of all Parties
Chofuctcr Of the Neg Xinisers-{tsmrecion-
Disorders 10 Come-Eparteros Sand Running OUT he
Revolution al Hand-The Denocrds-Th AUTHORS of
the Mminy Of he IN Of January .SnU Untried-Spcin
Ftooded-Rodds Destroycd-Prces High and Laborers
Starring, de-, dc.
The announced modification Of the ministry has at last
taken place. After thousand laborious combinations
sort Of patched up result Of the efforts has
been produced, but in such unfinished shape that
the press and public opinion have against
it. Three-no more-is the pumber of ministers who
have left their poss that of the Interior Public Works.
and Grace and Justice
For the Interior they have named Don Pstrico de rs
cosura Deputy to the Cortes and Minister entia
~ In Lisbon; for Public Works, the Brigadier Don
Francisco Luxan Deputy to the Cortes and for Grace
and Justice Don Jose Ahas Uria Deputy and formerly
magistrate.
The Senior Escosura is Of accommoda ting and
vaciiiating opinions, for when he himself sighted
by the "moderados to whose party he belonged he be-
came "progressisa and Is certain that Turkish
government to be established In Spain he would be-
oome hpssulmsn. He speaks g-oat deal vita no.
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decacy OF detail which renders 1t one Of thu rnost
striking beauties in city thing oil il bean.
ui and the statues of the heroes Of tbs Grand Army
10 be placed by some of tie best models OF antiquty
good deel of gossip is going about an appsrent "a
arrangement between Jerome BOnaparts and tie Emperor
pesmost Louis Napoleons thoushs any eoor ess on
the part Of relations who sAnd nearest the throne
exagreeabe look withit The alleged - the non-
prom otion OF Prince Napoieon's officers. BERrn-