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Pdtcat igency--purchssing Bureau.

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~ .r '." 0.Ir- AMERICAN AND
i''t.I'N FAiEN rSi.. Inventor, "a. The m,.t
'.' ..a--H g 80, .ertry BE-.
'.- ..'-. w tus. srEtuI1u.
.t.- t''.. f.aiNr HCNEAU frrlt,
.' Csc IrTr Ate distance Who
"'. 5000 ." '"' a.r.h.H- ia N-W Y,r.. ION a
ID a. ." sH..Il D.. sI.1 o., IT, guGargi,l
"l.H Dr.. .' .7' .-s.Grrl NJ ~LarF- xt!l be nj,
i'' 'i.h .Hf.Ha'-sr THE. BUREAU making N,
~ Zee '.iuin"arirs pay the commission
~ h'V" i1t sale interest,". in uIie q! The Ino.t
'alhht Fs''Uis 81 tie age.
if"N- 90 SUBSCRIPTION (Which must b. maid
MtitlthF ~ ajgsuc- Two DSILaEs p-Tannum
"a flaricfs - othrrs who may xisk 10 get The
hi"'I" iVH' 81 HcEryN Mactibrry will bav, To
'rH' .n-ft >u'Ncr' p'iJGs without Sc az A. u, en-
F'"''os' xiii only APPEAR 20 tie Lf>l nun ter Of
The ga.tr
IN ''avrl'inr accents -mr'ov,d huts Iih,.
80 '"'uft'>s'ar 49,. - allowed o.. pa-s H.sf,T.
a. - p.h.fs sEu ruay .--r ii,'s 81 ,uf>cfii@f. ~
us money RIO ~. GALLAHER
n - Lih-rtg street Nes YORK
New lots Aug - I-5-
J. S-Nu'r. 40 solvent Ratss ur pls'Ay,
t~ugs received !rr ,u.,efia.tu4, & n q
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HOWe's Books For Home Hearths.
ROBERT W. NORTH. Sole AseD,iu J,a,,,os.

ROBERT w. NORTH. Sole Areb, in J,f,f,cr.
1--WE l. braks notion ale N ih- book store.
Il ~ o. delivered IS tue unirf>igucI Al New
YORK pi,,'. t"A.i persons ordering is,m. provided
lhrs live ~ htu Ihis equity
THE GREAT wEST"-A VoIun, Of
cIArhIC .s,t,h'~ IL large spt rs.y tp iht r,rs n
odd persons and sHiiLfrB containing barrst,y.. g.,
imp rant Hs'nr-si Escri>, Iudiybiusi atycn-
turc., SN-.ch-s ,. figuUyT Lite, Natural Gun.
g.trr.i oui Pdgiuc CUa,' a.. s. EmbeIi,hrt
WIN "a elegantly co."Tc rrEisytrgS Sud ,uudfy
iIHETans. A..uvFHIrI' sLu tlsfTUtriye book tor
rmtsr"u., t.unl M,HWlfd. ii-Pp. w. H.,
II HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF
VIRGINIA -CuUtaiuiag vaTi,iy oiintrtrs',sg
F4r', Tfaflp.ns AE~,iufe, AMI Biographical
sserrf's f'islirE q. thr O.i-E IiDc. O. Virginia
win 100 raefaylrEs Jrf-rsuu ruInfV ut,upis,
II rsvss. win = rUgtayiags Jsm-s Cav cousI,
!" page, ami sngfsVihs' 81 ~ so. BY
Henry Hove.
al "TRAvELsAND ADvEN TUREs Of
o.. most cri~itai-t Tiay~iIr.stu al rart, az M.
wurt Nv o." ssne Auihyr BulItau'iy ilumi-
bafct i..a.tati.rs ~ ou ,.iur, meyylftnt an
yrp' rui-. ~ ~ : 20 See 'uGusr AlVsuiss-
rjfr' in T'~s rrs.s
~ RELIGIOUS ENBLEMS ANDALIE
CORES - sffi,s nI knh.srHft. iErctagtHg.
with ENp,srsfiru. IN n hsrtirps iiIusrs.tvs %.
the Cafii's' sut Fuff4'nrl'si Trufh oi Chfi>.
uaury 81 wi.'sm iiuimr. am John BARTER --
tiG rsg-s lsfsr i6
IIsIG.aAL PROVERBS "A ,..ss,4ln
'fsr0fuv-f Proverbs Ancient s1I NuH.fr those
rf Immortal 'rn' ,r., sn,"sf rom vsri.u. AN.
rusgrs an rsuurs Mifh snrtsrtr~s suf 10.
ssfi..i,ns ~ o. - M. ~ t.br B.rf-r
VI SKtTctiE- FROM Real IfTE De
sir.sf ,u fu GOOD Efraf ~ ilsufy u.v, con.
fstu'1F C.u.-rsfti"us .f Mao. lem the Pre- ur .
fHaH. ....su Refugee Picture ~ Or-fItu tiie
'.-..h 90 To- h..H.r frs pthsrlhfori,f o.,
.t.I N.f.s i've Oh. NHra BrsHy A.. n,
L'.r 81. .' i@t.uIas rss,.t'ftg
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NOTICE.

'rte frn q. Nril
A II Ir'sosi i-tshist V 70.
mtisf us feqnesi-t 20 s-u's fots--.
- agrf trfp renee .sarr. 70 risrn
Sepi ~ s. ALBERT MILLER
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LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING II

TNiE subscriber, legally su,horiled agent. Tor
I,h.uuctihg shd puiiug up Amo, Ly,ns
Patent Ligh'nihT Conductors are noE prepared L
finnish .ss C'.1shs 81 jcdeIson, Brfs,iey an All
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

y" hhtU hOOUCihTIUN
FE-lAcElEE-A.
D'"fr'H NJ IzsiVntisn s,ta6ii,Ie.i bU
F'a. LHaotencaf for the R.I.sf
Jnt Sack and Distressed, at.
g'otSd r,fA Iusle,u aAa
Epide-ic Di,,ascs,
e hoWARD ASSOCIATION IN
-, -. ~ uesHnction OF human lite csa,.s ~, g..
'.,.' sn- the decertions praeti.es mr.. -.
.sy.,.t 1890. 'e''ms OF such diseases h. Qn.~s.
- 81 hso directed their Ccnsui,,nr
k''hs rs tHAKirAuLI Aar wotthy q, ,,se 'at-
~ plsPehsafy TT The ttsatm.nt.f,I H'''
o. asea,s, IN ell thsir forms and 10 riv -s eia>s
s.'l.', loah who apply by E,t,.t .,,s
aaht. oi Ia, a. -. ui'l''loH' gag. occupation.
70 ftRNIsii MEDiC!'xps pens puv.
'N"'h' IT'S needless " st4 -, :, -f- VI
.l.ish1s iar Lighss y M,t,saI III, 80 90
,iss ta-ut 'a' most approved modem
- Directors u re A..oei,.,,,
uP,n ihe uctim,ntof S.,a,t n,. a.nu'
49,, .sh1'.s January L.. is,S .,n,~.N' 49,
su.,4-4 ~. -'i'n viii he success wb,.,
~ ar- u. r..ai .ac Consulting snry-on an
wgtk SIZE NATORRIIITA' SESIIS,T
60 'ESS tNPOTENCE GIN 81, :, ~, a., :, Al.
SD !, PILLS iAs Vice Of ONANISN -,
III 49,. W - A. a, aGi ,r4sr.. ,,nt,,,,'- ~
r., = M =. ll n t. =, ~. ,n,,u,ns wear
sursE a.. 49,. - ls'lr" 90 TIE past, feel as.
- :, $3.50 Aboi' Ia .his sphere OF I-n-voIent
laFr 10 .' gf-ag 0eusht 10 he snIa,',4 -
q - yoans ant they have rr.r,g.
-. -ti'-.sss vf'a grue3f. .sA. A.. M,
'"p iA1 |, much je.pi.el ,au..
,,.'w Au'' srPou 20 Sprfpalctrhda or Sem.
u.s. -asnsss. y yi-~ u. Oaari.p Nss,.,,s'.:
-AHps~ AZ cher Disease OF m. S.,n,i
80, ~ lAr ,snssiung SdfEyOn. which vii
az. -, aah, tih q sealed -nyrIop~l FREE
A., uNh" =, ,Hghe freripi ct TWO STAMPS
JOY Pnsser. GfLrF REM. A. r.. VI
luie an fra'nfHt o. .~Iua. ti,...,, n, ma
@ sh'F rag Pgtl,sh.t Tor rtatuitop. 81.
,I,t-su ~ o. sent O. the aalt.tst S.1,.
~, 20 - I'iirs srt method. Otrrsaln.ollI,.
49,. 10 a. wear ate 81 great v.las.
cn tgf;> fP'ft &C Ur4tBvu. D. GEO n
IALioS ta'u.uns sate.ou Hausrt A..
,n,A'i"5, NJ sah Nir,I s.r.rt ps,,..sinh,.
IA bv ur.rrt Ihr De-. -'~e' 'PniAi
C., 80, % HEARTwELL, Pref
O.. :. i-.s~ IL
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JEFFERSON LAND FOR
81 Re.

- - - 81
| INTENDING tl remove tom Jefferson county
Il vii sell my ven VALUABLE LANDED
- Are 90 set: esuniy, c.ustsiils oi3 Tract, u
Land.
LIST "BLhKELEY Attic head water. oil, the
month ifE Of 'hr Buii.E kin run one .'rt- rr..iir.
sifahir "a ma o. me vsIy, ,fNtrtnta conan.
iag 40 ACRES 60 arri class ! irl-.,onr LAID.
~ "HI.h about ~ acre. ~fr lu TIMBER srga-
tFt VirHiu three miles % fae Wla.rr-,cr i p.t,.
ma RAILROAD Dep q. CAar..-'s,y.i 4i.h S.i.,
e. 'H. VrLIrui The imrf. yemtats consist II
4 tue BRICK DWELLING. With rt.Lt room.
t-rii'' f,s'i.e II g... Es,emcnt .rl ArI-.
BRICK linu'ss i1f Os.r,r.I ard .cfyati, stone
Meat ~ US. syU fine OIrrsr.: p' good fr,if
'U. r'if Sr.ira Cl>.-tus w. ai Wa,., -l,.- fa
~ chen = O. srat.., end ca. IA .u.r EARN
- ~rii Supplied wi'I rssHiHg a.-rr. win access
io sa'"r ir'n every hst large portion ~ The
~ ing IL 90 stone. arf chrsuui rai'S With locust
pr-'s
:ai THE FARM. adjoining Blaze.
i'y. istrg 90 me south '.'k ,irh- RuU.,tp tu,
containing s'y1' ESQ ACRES Of me Lirr..'onc
L.h-. Ni.H EHu1 TIrp 'iiuu % TIM 1T
BIER comfortable FRAME pwEI. eg'7TA.
LING and convenient or houses Ettt lltH
noe SpI'ag aGj good Orchard, AMI s-ss,xi,Si.S
under good l~S'iig. viHtEJ Mer- 93--S----s'sS
chabl Mins "a sishi aud wHitu frw steps o,
PurrI> wu.,ira FaDur,
, rra.. q yeTv ,up-ria' TIMBER LAND
r.a. Itrlrr s'puI IJO ACRES t.tlg a rarl 4
iHr REDWOOD TRACT Th- iaud i. also
o.: .unr. i'r gIi'i's sri o. within ham = mile Of
90 Wa. ..-.s. = g....ua. E.ul.I TE,rsrf
NiI'r fU'idrt D.! !esirra To- suit purchaser. Fuf
irin' apply O" iHs Nnos,Ii.eT CtATlesioSn, Jet
ter 70 CO. Va
sr,a :, Wv
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Brilliant Schemes for Oct,
! . 8 @

Te9he drawn III, sup,rinr,nient, Of
r"h missioner. appointed BY the Governor
uhE"okf a hAURY MASAGERs,
"ILMiNGToS DELAWARE
5000.
L,.l,'T tor 'ee o,nshr Of ,be STATE .' D.ia~s,s.
ClAss gl~ 20 ls5-. tobe Drawn 81 w iImIHrton
Del GA salafday, Oct = I1S-
% hombef LuteIy-iJ DTAwn BALou.
baiiLtINf sCHEns
"raud Prize Of r3G 500 Prize Of els,
600 Of ZOO Of 5000 1 Of : 600 To-,
1000 ] Of 5000. Of 2. 500 20 Of 1000
20 Of 500, 20 Of 100 20 Of 800 100 Of zoe
dc, DC sc
Tickets sio.Oo-HalVs. 5oO-ousus,, a,o
csr'ags's' ofPts of9s usols,icssn $1,000
Do Do IS qa.nrdo DO 800. $50
Lo''crJ to, ne e~orhl Of me STATE Of D.is..,,
I re- 80 100, ~ ,7s7 :, bv er:ss ."na'aE,OA,
N'"'|f - in'i-f, - Dla~B Bs,ot,
'rf'NufH srHfSS
J splendid Prize ~ 500 Of $4,000 LOT
1900 ~ 10 600 I Of $500. Of osoi
Of go 100 81 coo. Il3 Of 500
Sc &c sc
Ti,ses 60 flsvs' > qusiisrs saso
C,ruf,siss O Pa, q, ~ utolr Hetsu si.o s0
D. D. So So t 70 ,s.,,., 90 90 sc, ,,oS
s3J, 900,
L.r-.v '.r' he t.a-ar Of %, sci, ~ D,is-s,.
Cs., $50 Or i--- to o, t,ssns WuwipEtsp
ps 20 sa'arsy oc ~ i-ss
q, E1m.sf Lr.'eu ~ prsrb Bsilou
ara s.atv,
Prize u 80 600 q - zoo. tom ga.
4of r 200 ~ 5000 I ~ 600. 4 of.
hs. 700 o. 500. loiof 80
Trs-rs'o u.ryr. =, aa.a.,.sgn
Csus. a.,s ORR, afl5 who.,nrtss, siGO.oe
49, po Z" = 49, 5eso
$50 esp.
L.r.ry - %. ,so.t' q 'ss STATE ., D,is--. o.
Del. s4 -sHftsY. Oe ~ 1853
aHr rr J. nr'T - -isEa ba,lO,s.
ssYsfr.ssr soHs~s
Grsui Frits e go 900 ~ 20 600 psiss
'N = 300 q 600 u 900
4.f ESQ 'DDf GOO. COS u 800
81 SO Sc
r... o. li..ys,s o. 80 ciusfsnss.7s
kifhtssf
tuIt.s,ss 90 Fss % - stssHssss eco 10
i'H ~ EH.F 100 20
lH aG.stefte . ~
On -
$4,000.
sf % .. Iss.f. ,ffts sfs,. ~ b,i..s,s
fttff fr~ No. .Es@r H W.aItr
Co.,. ~ st.sfisf o.. ~ 49,
~ tatJ I4u.ssa Balls,.
.atsr HrvF
Prize n esl010 IoftlfOO. fsfstsa
tn ~ lDN % 81 900 40 II 500. IBT
isssst ~ pfitss 500
So a. A.
rs sc Us.srs o. Qssrsp sako
Cen PafssFss .I ~ Wt.-. iitsst sIte 81
g. Nsrss - 81
assrsrs a. a
~ t'rfsi.f r ssssff sksrss sss f,sg,gs
rsrt fl saffs ir 40 a.srs HfIsaf d I.,ttsfts.
80 FsrrlrF r. aasf ffael 1i srssfios 80 a. a.
s.aaf Fl est tFsstsr stH ~ seat iaasffas~j
snsf tfis YFsf ta ali skoaftffffam as-.
Afffsss Pl BrcEEV Aasst
So 49, Wumfarf~s t.f
4 Dtc0N Pres isi n casstfy tssss a.
. - - Msss SIS tsfs aaf a.tss ~ ssfa =.
a. ~ -
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CERTIs,rES

n, - '"'roN n sTEPHF "
thaiivsfuVn Va
CERTls ,rES
'h~tEaroN Va, MAJ H..
Mess's Rom y DAl nav. 60. -, -.
"a'hiag Hs-H.Gcs "a ~ M, i.,,,',
go v- a. 30, '", f %, fA5h nave Used
drNPai'rG yt ever setuTg y -. a.
p..e- .Ii r.t .gT. .ss "a - ~ Fu''
washing, cleaning, luirg a.. 'i'' ulL' ?
.'.u'''a'5 a. I" soap q, d. b..r g /,
a.. nnN 81. .A~n aDrrsv-r Ia a.. -.
le".y recommend 1rn Jo JbrtI,. '''-'
lour' Respectfully
Having used he rub sDi o,A ~ ~.
snin p, hoa' 30. as one TO anss tn pp,ro..
As'l'it. t.il.N-l Na' reduced .l.
manufacture. ty RoAr n Davis r. .he
su7-slot. o. every 'espsct 10 aus ! ~ w.. :. 'a'
am Aa'' "a tr>raH.T 30 Trr'insa--S 1870
public a, admirably a4apirs - zoe '' .''
VasG'I- an cf1utac r. 'aCs 1 L
"bh-pt on iar Ea.. cons -rr8liHu ' '-
n1 nG",. F Fe,sy 70. i. JAS Il Wen.
hcars. Bahr & Dtvt.-G aHtr.m.a
w a>hiuc Ma. hiEe D. preferred .y 90. IA GUY
ar EusH pleased ala o.. T. sis-. erraf 90
lirn. OAr ibigg know. the rlufr,s 't
'I'h'G 90 me WIit.e 81 iLe week tutrrsll ~
~ rieh' "' Ss'1rtss. The 'l,rs s.,manlf
ie>Ns pleased vIh Your, Br.plg ",
JAME- NJ. BROW
Having rurctssa' CO.. q Echr s Davis WI
irs Ms'.i.r, arf taFrc given o. o fairult
have nu hrsiisrry % pr.nnpgrirs o. the hest y
caiH' a. ihs sIa. lsg. ,ggs seen auI f-r.
mrHd d 60 the public a. such
DAVID HOWELL.
We oh"-riu'.y ccT'if, thar We have used IN .
iami.is- N~s-Ts Ruh. s DAVIS Wsshin- NJ
cEin~ sni 'an recommends Them o. The ruhIi.
- Re ..h.r save. aa| ig 90. quality ri the va
done. We believe that Tory have 90 cqua are
would AYi o. Without une Tor Ten r,ms. iJ, vail
g. q STEWART
wa on AIC,ITifT
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Thomas Rawlins,

HAs lrs received snf be .1 tanf r. sr's
- .ssap Soc cssh D3ut. % farrell sHrs co. rr.
h'si V' Nauurs pea arf spsfr f..ft iHH'
shlrs BIrf Htaes tafau eoI.sfs rirUf
rinFs maftir gales s.Irup trrs fa'l.es 80.
~ Ef'hs Ufsiaf.es go feinsaFf .rH.Esf I'i'i
.''a'. large sturs .ff1or rat uf arf t.r Ia. BE-
80 %. sifss i.1sss ipiai f8sf tft shu Dol.
f.srfrrsf a. sa4fsi Jar.sa.n srf nlr.s'
-Aai ati '-aani saws. Uisiea issf fas'ff .r.t'
a't IflfF hahii- aat isa sriv-s SHr.-
i'i EOS A.taia flrss TaaIs sua .rsar
a.. Nrupf anf tfiils 1iis . alf 10 irlh
- 80 10 rshsfai sssCrimrsi 90 Gf1ysrier a.
''Fafs sbirh . ~oaH hks 20 c.oss COS for
s'a {. 4alI 80 Husiness
H'f'marf 20
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS

SruE COMMIss IONED OFFICERS - lt.
i 55ih RsCtu.tbt Nil mrrt a. he Carer 4
Hoss 10 CbsfitssOWn on FEfpiY NJ l5'h q 4.
October Az O'Clock i,r ih~ plfpusc vl elect Ni
ing SceOad MaIJr. M
By or1-r 90 the ColOuel "
JOHN w. ROWAN -
Oct :. SGT AJIu'AnL
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LOOk 10 w INTEREST

- -..l,JEEs
A IL 'hasr uhraf~ ll
'rs..., a~w. ..,.. .tsI sfft af itaIrsss
.rsrt-r ~. ,ra Nrs 81 Q r.w
.4.s- -.,.....t...t. HuHs. Eh-f-
t.r.F. ASH .,... frss.nat.s terms
iH. .tH-f. 30 d. rrHmf pay.
IVHIpAiElNG f.s-a
aat Ga - Est usHusf 'h"I FH t'.irf
s.s.stt -g.t-- SslirsARr.
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CLASS N Draw. on s.,urd., o.,
:, 1855
S 30 Draws on Saturday, Os-,
., 1855
CLASS II Draws on SATURDAY. De,
l6 l>5s
CLASN r. Draw. on SATURDAY. O,
% 1855
CLASS I'D Draw. on SATURDAY,. Ou
50, .-5-
90 The plan Of single nsmber
10000 Tickets
I've Ihoa'ssG fSar hssdr.d .sA IS rri..sI
NtAhLN PRIZE To EVERY TICkEru
NAG NlFICENT SCuEMEI
TO he DRAWN
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A CA d.
TUE uni-t.isn,i hsrinx pufcba,-d N, In,-r-,,
L - pt. IL Coot. Ia the Drug
h->isHii'hnrnt u Csaybeh a CoVsr
Va Nhafi''tosn, respectfully amour
es' to the public. that he will oder a
S".,se snc select ASSORTMENT oi Dsus.
fAiN rs OILS sod pfESTuFEs
'S''h.i sun FANCY ARTICLES &c 10 b,
'''d a. snail proh, and upon .reanmaiatpr
tln' Thankful Tor the pAt,nsse heretofore
iehd-df he ask cuut,nuane. II The sane
fh','s'ahs' PRESCRIPTIONS compounded Al
nc shortest hOitcr either ~ daY o. hizht
"'P' > - III CAMPBELL
lave .hi' tay Disposed u nv interest in he
OF Ss"Peeil Cook, a. M. r II Camp
brii, sbo MI tontigu, III, hu,,n,., :, h,. -
hsae j hoPe itAI thoss ~kO L.,, heretofore dealt
s"h W. ~iii cOIiinus TO rIIS1c tkrif rattonar, Ia
M C.mp5sii, sshe will, an coIticHt Keep ol
hSHo complete assortment Of Drug. AM .yrt,.
ilias Pertaining u The tu,iEe.
aug I - ~ p COOKE
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT.
SWAN & co CONTINUE TO DRAW
A. USUAL WITHOUT INTERRUPTIOS

SWAN 4 Co.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL. AND
AUTHORIZED By ID, STATE Of GEORGIA
RE late attempt to ibjars eur Firm
has shosn thai our Lotteries are dr.v.
I'ty that our Prizes are paid puaetuai
~ aud that our scheme. are nor, liberal
Than any Other Lottery IN the world.
'liE ''loyins ScA-m, viii 4, dr.rn
c" NsuAsefs % Ire sp.ts As.A
t',,,.'.- m ea5h 80 her sisg~ Sumt~r
Lo"ef'"- l"i srF'rWlsf So, al Au,r.r. a.,
ga n ros's. uIecr lac .or,raisa1.se, .. I ...-
, 1858-06-18

bJ-Interesting and important diplomat
ic correspondence, lately carried on between
the British Minister, Lord NAPIER, and
General CAss, relative to the Slaye-trade,
has reached, the climacteric in long, able
and convincing note from the venerable
Secretary, addressed to Lord NAPIER on
Tuesday, reviewing the whole subject, and
furnishing complete answer to the de.
mands and pretensious Of the British Gov
ernment. Several notes bad previously
passed-Lord NAP1ER complaining, on the
part Of his Government, that the American
flag is used on the African coast as a cover
to slavers of all nations, and maintaining
that the United States is bound 10 increase
the African squadron from three, the pres
ent number Of vessels, 10 four, &c. In bis
final note Gen. CAss communicates to Lord
NAPIER the views Of our Government at
length, and in Q manner which must silence,
il not satisfy, Lord Napier and his Govern
ment. Gen. Cass, however studiously
avoids giving offence to England, though
he comments with great and deserved Sc
verify upon the Coolie trade, and the laws
Of England relating thereto, and animad-
verts with equal justice upon the African
apprentice system Of Louis Napoleon
General Cass regrets tho abuse Of the
American Gag by vessels not entitled to
claim that protection, but cannot admit
that our Government is responsible for this
abuse to o greater sxtent than IL has en-
ployed its efforts toprevent it. He further
refuses to acknowledge that we are bound
to add another vessel to our African squad
ron, and after reviewing the treaty stipula-
tions, contends that we have fully complied
with them, in letter and in spirit. The
document is written in strong but temper
atO language, and though severe and Oeca,
sionally sarcastic, contains nothing nt which
the British Government can possibly take
serious umbrage. 1t is an able State pa
per, and will increase the reputation Of
Gen. Cass
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OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY JUNE 49, 1858


Hence it is that the victory which is to
give the empire of the world will be gained
by that Power which shall he first to estab-
lish the first line of railroad across regions
and countries which as yet are unknown
and unexplored. The struggle for the at
tainment Of this great victory is wellworth
the trouble and expense which it will cost;
for the empire of the seas and the CONNER
cial dominion over the whole world are the
great stakes which are being played for
There can be no doubt but that the English
expedition to which we have referred has
no other object in view but that Of prepar-
ing for the construction of great transit
road, to pass directly through the English
possessions in America, by which road the
IAsiatic and European worlds will be, as it
were, united together
The expedition, it is said, will land at
Chagres; from thence it will cross the 18th
mus of Panama; it will then penetrate into
California, and then, passing through un-
known and unheard Of defIes, over terrible
and craggy mountains, it will pierce into
territories yet unexplored, which lie on the
borders Of the Pacific Ocean, and then pro
ceed through vast deserts and virgin forests
to some port Of Canada on the Pacific
-Four years have been fixed upon as the
calculation Of time which will be required
to accomplish the purposes of the expedi-
ton. No dangers which they may encoun-
ter can alright or appal these bold and ad-
venturous travellers. A regular post com
munication will be established by means Of
Canadian trappers and travellers These
are race Of men who spring from French
ancestors; they still speak our language
and retain the traditions of our country
By means of them, as a running post, es-
tablished at different and suitable stations,
news from the expedition will he regularly
given to the English government as it pro-
gresses on its march. The British govern
ment will then, no doubt, Immediately set
to work, according to the information com
muncated by the expedition, and begin the
railroad at the several points pointed out
by the engineers Of the expedition. In this
way it is that we shall soon be witnesses of
one Of those grand and peaceful reVolu-
tions which, in all ages Of the world, have
played a greater part in deciding the fate
of the human race than oil the great aud
most decisive battles that have ever been
fought, or all the completest conquests that
have ever been made.
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RseIiOuis Napoloan is evidently drawing

RrIpuis Napolean is evidently drawing
to the close Of his imperial career. Envi-
roned with difficulties at home and menaced
BY troubles from abroad, feared and detest-
ed by the people Of France, hated and sus-
peeted by foreign governments, he seems to
be himself conscious that the sceptro is
about to depart from the family of the Bo-
napartes While his minions are actively
engaged in making numerous arrests of sus-
pected persons in the streets Of Paris and
elsewhere, tho Emperor himself presents
the appearance Of State prisoner when
ever he goes in public His carriage is
closely surrounded by large body Of
troops, another formidable party is dispatch
ed as an advance-guard to clear the way
and arrest all suspicious-looking people,
while still another form q rear-guard to re-
press or punish any expression of disre-
spect. The demands of Count Walewski
gu the Swiss Cantons have been met with
a reluctant compliance, but plainly against
the wishes of the people, and matters are
looking squally in that direction. A mis-
understanding bad also sprung up between
Austria and France, while marked honors
had been lavished on the representatives of
the Orleans family in England. The French
Emperor has got to that pass that lie can
do nothing right; his moral courage seems
to have abandoned him entirely; everything
goes wrong with him; and as be cannot re-
main inactive, every step he takes but hur-
ries him on to destruction The military is
now the sole power in France. The de-
sign Of filling oil tho important Offices with
military men has not only been carried out
to the letter, but even the clerkships in
thsse Offices are now filed by subaltsrns
from the army. In the meantime, to amuse
Paris and keep the men of the barriers, Of
the faubourgS, quiet, it has been determin-
ed to commence a series Of public works in
the French capital, the cost of which will
be 60,0OO,O0O of francs, of which the
Government is to pay 6O,OO0OO0 1t is
by amusing the workmen of Paris, giving
them employment, and Cutting the army,
that Napoleon Ill now trusts for retaining
the Empire. The provinces give him but
little uneasiness so long as the capital re-
mains leyal.-S. F. Herald.
, 1858-06-18

PASSPORTS TO MEN OF CcLoR.-Senator
Wilson recently applied at the State De-
partment for passport for D. j. S. Rock,
q colored citizen of Boston, and received
the following reply from the Secretary:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
1- WASHINGTON, April 2, 1858. !
10 the Honorable Henry Wilson, Senate
Chamber: ..I
SIR:-I have had the honor to receive
your note Of yesterday with its accompani-
ments.
In reply, l have to inform you that it is
not the practice Of the Department to issue
any other paper than passports to persons
going abroad from this country. A pass
port being certificate of citizenship, has
never since the foundation Of the Govern
ment been granted to persons of color No
change in this respect has taken place in
consequence of the decision Of the bred
Scott case. Returning the inclOsure in
your letter, have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
LEWIS CAss
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SPIRITUALIsM IN THE JURY Box.-Jury
boxes are often nowadays filed with queer
material. The second or third trial, on a
recent occasion, Of a man named Mccain,
for murder, at Albany, has resulted in the
disagreement Of the jury and their dis
charge, after being out over sixty hours
From first to last, eleven obstinate men ro-
fused to fall in with the views Of one Hiram
Wilber, of Green Island. The Albany
Atlas and Argus says the following facts
have been gathered from several members
of the jury, who propose embOdying them
in paper and subscribing to them under
oath: That on the first ballot the jury
stood eleven for conviction, and one for ac-
quittal-Wilber; that, according to his own
assertions, he is a spiritualist; that he has
no belief in the existence of God, hsaV-
en- or a hell, or punishment Of any sort after
this life; that he does not believe in the
Bible, and considers an oath on an alma
nae just as binding as il sworn to on that
book; that he told the jury that if he could
have been permitted to go to Green Island,
and there consult with the spirits, he would
have been able to decide whether Mccain
murdered his wife, and whether he was in
sane at the time; and, finally, he proposed
to decide whether he should 20 for or
against conviction by the toss Of penny
he or the constable to toss the penny,
whichever the jury pleased.