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PHILIP b. SrANARD,
+. Y. BARGAMIN.

II gives me great pleasure to recommend the Glass
i,al aud Mathematical School of Mcssrs. STANAR
d BAEIANIN. Mcssrs. :. < Il. are graduates OF this
Institution have been connected with il as Assistant
Professors and entitled to the fullest confidence
Ct Tn IuLic tlr their high Intellectual aud moral
Qualifications. FRANCIS fl. SMITH,
Superintendent '. NJ. /.
YlEGIGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
July 9th, lSj7. ] Jy Hl-d3m
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CLIFTON ACADEMY, AMELIA CoUNTY,

~ one aud half miles from Mattoax Depot-DON-
AID Vi. HARRISON, A. ~, University of Virginia
Prnciral-The course of studies thorough and sys-
tenatic, and based on that Of the University. Sub
I"cts taHcht-AnCicnt and M1torn Languages Ma
thematrs Phy ysiUsl Science. and the usual branches
,t English. Discipline, firm hut mild and the merit
and demerit system RIGIDLY pursued Monthly re-
ports made u parents or guardians. Sessions COM
mence February and September |.
TEKMS-tIS Apy4SCE.)
Board and Tuition, per s"sson...........Sl0O %
Tuition in English branches ........... ~ 90
DO Tor LltsalCS, SC.............-.......... 2j 90
RH~ Circulars will he furnished by addrcssing me-
II MattoaI T. o. Amelia county AN 6-2aySt
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NOUTH- SIDE INSTITUTE,

NUU I II-SIUL INc IT Il,
- FARMYlLLE, VA.
". }. MOIRIssErT. A. NJ. Math., Nat. Sciences and
French.
IT, r.. BOOKER, A. b., Languages.
|" M0RsEssErI, Agistant in Languages.
:. PABrIy, Mathematics.
FOR catalogue containing terms, &c, address
MOKRISSETT Il BOOKER,
ly dim karmyiite, Va.
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THE COLLISION ON THE SOUND.
Puficuld13-T Thirteen rlen ic0nis1 and children
dToDIled-d dfecting incidents.

We published yesterday morning. teiegraphic
account. of the collision on Long Island Sound,
which occurred on Saturday morning, between the
steamer Metropolis and the propeller j. N. Harris.
The Metropolis bound from Fall River to New
York, and belonged to the regular line Of passen-
ger boats; and the J. n. Harris on her way
from New York to New London. The cutwater Of
the steamer struck the propeller little forward
OF midships, causing her to sink almost imme-
diately.
The Metropolis received shock, but was
not seriously injured. On the propeller were, as
nearly as can be ascertained, fourteen passengers
aud a crew of eleven persons. of these, twelve in
all were saved, including the captain, first and se-
cond engineers, two deck hands, and seven passen-
gers
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MR.. TIGHE'S SELECT SCHOOL, on
rTHE EXERCISES of Nh. STUARTIS

L CLASSICAL and MATiIEMATICAL SCHOOL
Wili be resumed the lzt of october next Parents
viii please make early application.
TERMS:
(Puyubls ssmi-IHHhdiiy in dardnce)
For tuition in Latin Greek and Mathematics. $50 q
80 Latin and Mathematics. .-........... 50 o.
% French. extra .......,...,. 20 IN
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A pHiCOT UNswEETENED NATUR-
pressr a., shaF anr iSBAC00A supply put an er.
br"nd' sun cured and unsweetened, "'eu su''anA
ans p. JOHNSON BRO.
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7 S. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
II. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF MAIN
AND IST STREETS, RICHMOND VA.-The elev
enth session of this Institution. will commence on
MONDAY, the 2Sth of September, 1857.
TERMS PER SESSION, HALF SESSION IN AID
VANCE:
Junior English 90
senior OF beginners ill Latin n.............,. 80 90
Latin, Greek and higher Acknowledgement co 0G
Noirrn Languages (by Prof Emion) each. 10 On
Drawing (by John A. Calyo) per auarter..... 8 On
The Principal may be at his School Rooms
Saturdays, from to o'clock 7. NJ. or addressed
thrnMgh th. Richmond Post Office " 25-2tawts
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EDUCATION.

~ T.. BURRUSS' CLASSICAL AND
\, NNriENATICAL SCHOOL. UNIVERSAL
(sT CnUHCH, MAYO srREET.-The fourteenth
81 Sopi,nl,r, aud close on the 18Th day of July
lNS
TkRNS per session, pay able s"misnnually. in ad-
vance.
.
Higher EnEisSh. with er without Elementary
ta4il' nv M
tfssS.s ami Mathe maics 81 90
Nslrru Languages and Drawing. Icy rrots kmion
sgI Jsiyo,st the usual rates
Nr 2 wi be assisted by Mr.. Lavkin Willis
rluat ia several schools of the University of Yir.
s{nia ami highly commended by Professors Ble.!-
-. Harrison, Naupln MC;iufsey and Smith and
sls, hs kcv .iohn 4 Bruadus.
K., pr. burrows viii give instruction in Reading
and kioCu,juu.
In the arrangements for the ensuing session, no
rrrt has byn spared g. reader his school stiil more
worthy ofIhc Ncr! teral patronage which II has ~
..1s - Tor several ears past. lG-bwS
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~ SCIIODL.--rhe undersigned Will on the first o.
October next, open Classical and Mathematical
School, embracing such course of instruction a,
will ht youth au easy entrance into the higl
classes either Of cur classical scientific insitll
t0uS. They viii use every effort 10 procure central
aEi comfortable lucat:on on Shuckoe IiilI. TirI
TERMS viii be AS follows, (PAYABLE sEMIANSUALIA
II ADVANCED
Latin. Gr.ek and sa
Lafu or Grrrk, and do. ........................ 81
English Branches. ............................ a.
Nj. ia f.xt ira leach
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A SOLE AGENT in this State for j.
able oo ~ o,,s sesgers Baltimore LAGER BEER + am
with The lp.y tns trade and the public In rsnsral
cash res san'''iss to suit purchasers At the lowest
Tor carriage. e'ofy tnrse days No charge
jy - II. WlLBACHER
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S0 BBLS. No. Gibbed Herrings; so
w whole and half bbls. No. Clipped, Tor sale by
All IS WM. WALLACE SONS.
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Die Sebraer. arnter unp adyrer fareiten BON
Nedts mad einft; bic 9rieden nabmlen ,,crt bic BON
ms ~efcnfaas ~tcfciate Ietlrps an, BON Qiufs mad,
9fsftS 5h lhreittn bic YGGnisisr ihrietei BON gfs,ts
i1ab ginfs unb Johann in unmttte;bnrrr 5olse BON Qints
rab 8ehts; Die G9inelen unO Snpanslen tbun ,reper
pns eine nod pas @ntere, ionpsrn fc lhrsi6en BON
Sbtn mad llntel in riner &inie.
= &alttliti9teit. = Oils eiues Mcrasnt Der
eapltan ei'nes ansrifanii6sn Sdihcs nuf ben 8ilhfana
auS9tlanfsn mar, rrtlidte man eincn 9Baafl6 in oee
ringer entfsrrltn9 "cm S6ifs. Der Gapitdn lies TO-
9lettb mebiere Shaluppcn auslcben uno Saao auf i'm
Madden, nno cS selang auh, bas 56ter at barpuniren:
ausin nit benz 1ote rin9cnr, %sertrimmerte rer @aa.
Il6 hurtb einen Sdla9 ieinrs Shwan;es eincs Der
Spote, ,nb Die barauf tsinblidcn Watrulcn frlen ms
gSnirr. Sn Dem ausenblid, als ibnen Die ouoern Sda
lnppen ;u 6ilie eilten, bffnste Der @aaij6 ben Nadben
llno betan, inpem CT mad 1ult lhunppte, eiuen Der unz
9%litfltehen Watrrisn am Ssin Sa fa6en, pelGcs CT i6nl
9anSlih Srrquctihte. Oils balb nadGer ras llnaebcusr
ncurrbin9s leinrn gahsn a%ufiperrte, rnttam Der Sra
trple ictnem &erfsr, alcin r1S Srin mar r6ne Jtsttuna
Serlpren nno mubtc ibn abgsncmmen merprn. Gr or.
trrg etslt Operation nit Der srG6ten Staupbaftiafrit.
unO ais i'm Seniano fragte, mas CT benn arbadt babc,
ais sr lib III bem 0taden crs llnt6iers %rsfnnttn. oob
sr sur Nntmcrt: sd badtc al pen SGran, pen mir
Yon benz @Na0iiiA befommen mireen, uno lGGbte i'm
fs'i1uf9 duf ieh;i3 3cnnsn," - Der Grfota te,pies.
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oaB Der Matreir. een feltR in folder gsfabr l.in Syr.
sH'at'pnS9eht nidt serliee, f6 In Isiner gereGnuna
eur6ans nidt seirrt bate.
Setber-3branem. Doctor Svbnfen fat i:
"Stradte bic 1trdnsu elmer 1rau niht; Ge fnp ca.
mslfe lie gu cinem Gngcl MAIDEN" Sa. Ia! 8eiter.
tbransn limb oft 70 sicl wertb. mic elm neucs Ieircnes
@le'e, Gin Sbapl rcer rim fsincr lut unp Gin Ioor
9elrene Sbrrin9c rprnisfcns fam elm 3ann meijt bonn
6luB Der &branen isiner Grau nit 1rlden Ginsen Gin.
palt tbun, 'nb mrnn bic 8ruu tamit ocI&miidt in, 70
llsef tie a~lleretsngs einrm GnseI pbne Slaael lctr Gbn.
lid, sprausssisst, bab fe feline ,,Srrps" trast, wslde
Die en9sl aud nttt trassn, ia le nit ~penlslten rurd
rte e''ss Sln'n'elspfrrte niht auss uns eiaasben tSnrten.
Sn SSetn9Sstg, s&mettn, setar eine arm. Srau
rte leste ssohs Sisr SinOer. s,pei &natrn unS ,mei
Macden. @m 9cnnertas Qtcnb nm ncun lltr aetar
tie pas srte Sinh, I'm, elf ubr tas sreite, an, Hreitao
Mrr9sn nm bEst nbr sns brittle itnS am Samlaa Mcr.
gen pS Stsrts. Der cine &natc it ~ssfcrt.n, aber biz
Heflssn ltnS mnnter. Die 8natsn rpsen flint Ifuuo,
rte Wtaohen et,Was m%sniaer.
Sonrerbars 9inse irsrptn bon unIcrem Wn,crifa
N 9eutlhlanb Ssrffentli6t. Der Mln6sper 0uuld
iGreitt:
DER Glasierpamter abalb.rs p%robu,irt iiS in ges,p
yort 1cBt auf sinsm nsnsn maftaIiiden @lunarun, eas
palb Sr9sl nno balb GlaYtsr 1T. Gs BAT pr,i aoRsn.
rs'eei neersinanccr uno Der 9aul.ntfiinnlsr imt rurd
Die Itwe6slung auf Die ranten Sbren Der Qmerifon,r
aubsrprSsnttiaen s:srl. 3pet Digger trst.n ib,n ben
Slastals."
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&cme Nu,eiocm.

o.e sa..st 49, @rmcry @irsinia NiHe!
"Gf ssttet veg Sauphaarthr bss Z. @eaifnruis Sa. Nrsimi6;-
ger. ei lN pt eempa9nit am Sanifas @fsrlsR UNI is llbr onf.
e%hsH5nesn. :" S"Pp"u pah'''l@
Die NRitslsees haS;a in saler Gusaair- ltnifOrps N ,rsk.iu,,
e mh,. &c r SsaGsa nn nsa saif'T !n sassa fiji, insm pieisiSsn s wn,
Il, ~ ~. D hr; patasnsH Wefeen lIcem SaGtr af hrm Gamnts1-
s"sS sHttt9 Dssps @lb. Gabrof, Sauptmann.
9alrtaaariirr Der Sirsinia Saacr.
son Setten Der G%Omsaaas toRttt rinsetatsn, am 4. sui,I mon ar nv
Ntaipsatsparase ouf Dem 9tats ps Srn. aenloul lid sin,ufnstn
nm osrp ipe Y. Saafpart sur 9StrlhSnerans cse tort iatlfneenSeni
6enss heNhtm9en. baS nit SsrIsiua9 Der llnabbanoiafeit s grffs.
run9 srSFnet mire. s'''"-
8aslretfs Se%thriiahns Ger gbrtnnitslieStr roirb Der 9pmpoou,e
sur srrEsr SSsuee umb Gpre 9ersihtn. -"
@lb. 9ptred, Souptr,onr.
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ND&fes @0rfcaa.

@a:sen, Sennassn6 btn 4. Suli. ,r 5feisr Sr lnotb5r,;,,,;,a
ertlaruns unlerts 9erti&sn @eputtiE, wirb btni rdra m,turiiei tn y
Ben 9nbl,tanl Der 0arttn ben gan en- Sag se6hnst fein. 0ltsnh
uae Statr 1T .arfs Bette feicrst issem IS baS @r;nNs BEE li Inter
ptrlaTtn fci, & 81 q r,t.peHs
lut ub @siterfett. q S
Der @cttsSbisnit in Der ssmtl3sn Ssnasrae. IIta
~. Nari5aalrett, wirb naer9sn frab. ME ~stfD6bntib III, 8 nm
tptnHsr, yrseiet I'M iel fmr i tcutdtr E5rrad., "s'.
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Gia gutter 6ausitreiper
fam fcplcid sausrnbe 9sitdftiauna Nne.a,. n,nr ~ Ga :, S..
Sffe ets ,.NrMiers" metet. " ivy " ~
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Mr.. King, to incorporate the Peoples So
ings Institute Of Memphis.
hIsOELLEEEOUs.

DIR. Speaker DonslsoH, presented a commu-
n~ieatioh from the Secretary Of the Agrieultu-
raj Bureau, enclosing a letter from the State
Geologist, sc. Referred to the Committee on
/ Agriculture. ~. -EL a IT,
The Speaker also presented the report Of the
Commissioner Of Railroads, which was read
and on motion referred 70 the Committee on 10
ternal Improvements, and 200 copies ordered
TO BE- printed.
Mr. Thompson presented an Invitation to at
tend the Mamy county Agricultural Fair, al
Columbia. Invitation accepted, and FIVE men-
bers appointed.
Mr.. Ewing moved that the House grant the
use Il tue Hall to the Agricultural Bureau, for
the address Of Mr.. Davidson this evening.
Carried.
The House adjourned tn , o'clock, P. N.
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with shot At him, snd two OF the shot took
effect in his face. They ransacked all the
rooms and carried of some S25 in cash and
soms othar things. ~
In almost every part OF the city adjacent TO
tne polls the stores were closed, aud did no
business an day. All in the neighborhood OF
me Lexington Market and as far down Lex
inston 3 rect as Charles street were closed.
Many OF the ssoreS in Gay street were also
4 closed.
FfREs--lscENDIARfsH RAMPANT.zAt nine
o'clock on Tuesday night the bog sheds or Dir.
Scarborough, butcher, on Preston street near
Ross, wore ser on FIRE 5y design and entirely
Destroyed. The irenen were promptly on tn'
ground With their apparatus an prevented the
aanes from spresding TO the adjoining proper
y. The shedding destroyed was Of ma,
value, and there is no Insurance. upon the lose
At ten O'clock on the same 1ight a W storI
unoccupied brick house Oh Eutaw street, nsal
Monument, was fred bs an incendiary. III
sirnctare was burned completely out. III
hose was owned by Mr.. Pqrssy; whose los
10 about $3.50, upon which, we believe, ther
is 20 Insurance.
There was also a desperate riot at an engin
house.
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WAsHINeros. O.teber I6. L..

N~AeHINGToN, October 10, 1881.
Orders have been given for fitting out with
dispatch the swiftest war steamer Of the navy,
for the purpose Of intercepting or preventing
the new expedition Of Gen. Walker for Central
America. These orders. probably result from
he report hat Gen, Walker and Henningsen
had arranged an expedition which was to depart
either from New Orleans or some other South
err port. The Government, probably, acted not
merely upon rumOr in the matter, but upon in
formation received in response 70 the circular
issued from the Department Of State about a
month ago, addressed TO the United States die
trict attorneys, marshals, &C., requiring them
to exercise due vigilance for The detection ana
prevention Of any expeditions for Costa Rica,
Nicaragua, &c, 10 violation Of the neutrality
law. Whstshall cousttuts violations il an
other matter, aud is to be determined upon ev-
Idsnee when a csse shall be made before the o..
5. Courts.
About the end Of August last, Mr.. Mexican,
u. S. district attorney for New York, reported
to the government that he had information that
~reTtsi. expeditions were in preparation for a
dsscen. upon the coast Of CeutTal America (:
that money and munitions OF war were conui-
buted for the purpose in New York and else
where, and that men in considerable numbers
were enlis ed for the object at the South.
Subsequently the min st rs from some Of the
Spanish-AmeTican States addressed an official
note to the Secretary Of State, invoking the in
tervtntion Of the government for the Suppress
ion Of certain expeditions which, as they al
legged, were about 20 be directed from the UBi-
ted States against countries with which the
UBned States we're at peace. Whatever was
the reply, Il is quite certain that this govern
nent viii enforce The neutrality laws, and that
at the same time they are about to adopt such
a course Of policy towards the States OF Costa
Rica and Nicaragua as will promote their in-
ternal tranquility, and secure an uninterrupted
enjoyment Of the N%ieaTaguan transit to the
travel aud Of he United States AID
10 the whole world.
Financial matters are about to settle down
quietly upon the basis OF . current funds,D so
called, because they are HneurTenf out Of the
vicinity of their issue. II this currency docs
not soon degenerate into 0ld-fashioned shin
p~lasters, then all signs fail.
The Pennsylvania relief hill is no relief to
the banks of that STATE. BY assumption that
the Legislature would not afford relief to the
extent desired is verified. Tue law that has
passed is one for the relief OF bank debtors,
and is unjust aud oppressive to The banks.
ION.
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Mth A0btEtlssnlaats.
VIRGINIA. MONEY WANTED

REMOVAL.
vrTE have moved our s;ock n No. a Frort Rev.
NJ nril1-Fm IL 4 co
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Mr.. Cannon, from citizens Of Sullivan
county praying the establishment Of an Agri-
cultural Professorsbip, in some one Of the col
on Agriculture.
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should the afog ssaid cuT happen his way be
win prosecute b 4 to iis best Of his ability,
as Il is a certai nty be nsust be petty larceny
thief. Mr.. A. NJ Rosborough, Of Columbia,
Tenn, was a candidate for District Judge, ia
one Of the n Orthsrn Districts; l have not
heard the resul {. There is nothing to write
about without going into tiresome detail.
-Vo.-~ ~ n
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CEiEs OF The WorSpED.-" 4 large falling
of IN the Republican sole, . SAYS the DAILY
Times is revealed By ibe returns Of The State
election in Pennsylvauia. We note the confess
sion. Il is Tie beginning Of he great rendition
OF the popular verdict % disspprobation upon
a desperate and unscrupulous horde 81 poliii-
Clans. Governor Policies, the Chief Magis-
trate Of PennsJ~ lvania, was elected to bis pres
eHt Office By a majority Of nearly 40. 900 over
bis Democratic compstitor. This was in The
days Of =" Bleeding Kansas Kansas bas now
stopped bleeding, while poor Pennsylvania,
ike New York, il almost bled T. death. The
men who went Into ofhes upon pretences o. su-
periof philanthropy. morality and love for free
DON, have turned cut there, as here, 10 be a
gang OF spectators, treasury robbers and false
nreterders. Pennsylvania has repudiated them
su4 all their works. She has cast them OF,
erd rises up regeneTatsd and relieved. Ths
tarn Of New Toik comes ext Toe Daily
Tmss viii soon have 70 lans6t "a large fan
ine cd iafhs Black Republican" vote, here
York Mvs.
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B AXIS OR no h

For the Memphis Appeal-l
In nv last communication discussed the sf-
tscts upon our currency (eompOssd as it is of
one hundred and hiAsty five millions of dollars
Of banks promises 70 pay on denand) Of q
withdrawal of thirty millions Of specie from
the country.
Is it probable that sfIeh an amount OF specie
could be withdrawn In a short period Of time?
To know tbatit is, is only to know the histO-
~ Of the movements OF gold and silver the last
two or three years.
Our exports Of spscit and bullion runs as
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New science of HeaIfh.

PROF. AcGEHEE. Professor Of Health. vii lecture
to the Psupls q Memphis and visitors % MONDAY
MIGHT MKT, IL the Exchange, At o'eoek, nd Ia tbe
Odd Fen w. Hall a week after, same hour, Honfsy
Right, Octoor - explaining the Electric Bqumbuun
Of the Human Body, "a name Of his nes ssisnes Of
health giving his hearers new points nm sacred and
profsne history aad modern stsd.ties. wbica vii Enable
them 90 investsafe and dseie In twenty fsar hours TIA
. Is no humb1g ne above lectures vi BE- free Tor al.
The Professors % the Medical Schools aat EDITORS and
The ladies' al are requested 10 attena- tuesday, Wednes-
day. Thu' Stay, Friday and Saturday nights, At the same
hour, In tbs Merchants Hotel, be VII give private lee
lures IN bis rom and hand out bis dart flor Wiki be
las a copy rght, sselne edition) 10 Al yours men and
heads o. FAMILIES wbo pay their Ten ionars for a tI-tet,
= the clerk o. ths Merchants Htei. That private
lecture yin give the Why. the wherefore. and IL phdioso-
ply o. the ~ ctricAlinhnence q The remedies ussdl IN this
seienes Of prrventing dissase. T~esunonisls and positive
proof prOduled Bstnttle is q be doHs. No paia Is pro
iueed-hLDders lat little time-lt DOES not lister ere Eih
TIE business - either male or female pu-vents tskns
oon-dces net prevent sever contagious disease, bot does
prevent en- o hers. levin lecture heads Of families \
hey prefer it 81 heir ~restdsnes for $40 perfHmHy. md
prsse he for disease. Oiy yfernezs soms With tssti-
m0nials: I'D. Williams. ". Howard, Mi-s Owen, Nessra
Gates = woods, M. Whitem0re, NJ APperson, c. n.
Horton, and ?. Lane. o-tI7-2rd
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pTEKs on 10 BANKS.

rb;. question is nov being discussed with a
,,,g srray Of facts and arguments which
~,st force conviction upon the minds Of az
-boss sxperienee has enabled them to observe
the history Of the country for a few years past
Or correspondence view Of the question Is
.sIzipg held Of the popular mind and IS ooohe'
= greater or less extent, to prevail Messk
- attention to his second article
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Seizure Of the Delaware Reserved Lands b,
the Whites.

The following letter Of Instructions, sd-
dressed 10 the Acting Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs BY the Secretary of the Interior, shows
the determination Of the Government to pro-
tset the Indians in the rights which have been
guarantesdto them BY treaty;
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The next display attracted great attention
from the aud eacs. Il was the show Of single
horses in harness. Eleven gentlemen appeared
in the ring in their buggies. showing 10 anxious
rivalry the PAGES OF their horses The ladies'
especially manifested strong interssE IN THIS
contest, and encouraged the g~snileRsH By law
ishing upon them showers Of BEAUTIFUL ooqaets
Tae iutsrsss deepensd ss two Of the eomPsa-
tors singled out each other aud stToys By every
art 10 show their animals to the best advan-
tsgs, ana at tie same time todisPiay their oWn
accomplishments as drivers Enthusiastic
shOuts manifested the sympathy o: ne spsets-
-4h h.r aazire Ear vieforr
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ROardin0-

TIVE h1useou seoont street, between EafIaon 49,
Il AMI A9nr1e. adjoining NJ. Wordly's. has
80 undergone a tooroush reraH - painting. u.
psp-rinG snd gas lxtures- A bali drrea choice #tll
20 ms Uih bard can Be securedby 81 Iet families As
s feE ( ntlemen can obtain day board On md after 10.
21d inst APPLY on ths premises 70
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~ she nscsfln 81 mars Ia harness there
~rs - he frst premium was
u LErTWIcHs the secoad pre-
.sr -. HsE5xoSDsoS.
rsraebsst psnsy thsse were 6Ee connect
for.. he premiun vas awarded 70 cLAEESeE
susr. Ta~lssexhhii9n EAs a very Interest
ing-oas. ard msh aPplses giseu Pr tae
,sersdar - senanaan
~ sse nrzs III he te eqaesrsan p.
ss,enea eontsade8, q. 7. PArrz
obtained tbs premium
Ross
Tbs foliozing pEizss we're 'elpAgsd TT
hogs
z. BRrEKLET.
Bar over SIX noatbs and ordsr a year old
premium ". P. MITCHELL.
Best sox, one or more years DID, EFenun
J. BEYAET.
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.9ttes noon SessioH.-Ry. RoWlss, to repeal
the Let and 2nd SECTIONS Of the Act of 1852, to
authoriz re banking.
Mr. King, TO slmplifYand sbidge the forms
Of plea ding and proceedings in the Courts Of
this StS te. Referred to the Judiciary Con-
mittse, and 100 copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. johnson, to amend the laws regulating
the ISL isnce Of warrants IN civil suits.
Mr.. Carter Of Hardiu, 70 repeal the lsws
compelling the owners Of jacks and stations
to take out licenses, sc.
Mr.. Thompson, for lhe benefit Of Henry c.
ANGEL and his securities.
Air. Bullock to recIganizs the CiTegit
Courts ~ AT @ ~ y
MT. Nancy. for the benefit Of sbe Law
Library Association Of Cumberland UniEersi-
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IEDrrs' P~Rrkruxs

Many prsmiums were awarded tor articles
s,bibitedbr ladies as ths subj0lned list shows
Cotton patchwork guilt; Mrs. A WooD'
wsrp. premium ; Mrs. F. Tics, certificate
Best silk patchwork quilt; premium and Ger
efeate 70 Mrs R. A PANKEh-