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CARD.
IN. LITTLE, PkoFKssoR OF Music, having
resumed the duties of his professIor will de- N.xs
vote himself entirely to the instru cton of nm I'm
pills In Vocal and Instrumental Music. S2
Terms TO BE- Paid in Adpanes,
Piano. Guitar, Singing, Violin. Flute, o. each per
quarter of "a lessons ........- sis al
Organ, and thorough Bass In connection, per
quarter. ...e.......''.", 80 IS 90
Vocal Glasses.
Classes of pupils, each per GuafteE ... 10 90
Classes OF 10 pupils, eaoh per quarter.-.. o.
Casses Of % pupils. each per quarter. ..... 90
III Residence at DIR. Hunts, $40 Penn. avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. sc S-eoImr
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i TO kLL WHOM IL MhYS SCinlSCERHH- w

ToCARPENTERs AND BUILDERS, AND
Il TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
We would most respectfully call your attent On
to the following advertisements
Just arrived BY the following named vessels, TO
vat; schooner Fairfax, OF New York; the sohoOn-
ers King Dove sns tranoas X. of Philadelphia;
So DOORS, of al ordinary sizes,
500 WINDOWS Of SAsHEs and BLIN Ds, Of or
dIuarv sizes,
4Oye0 feet OF M0ULDINGs. Of various slzs. and
patterns.
All of the sbovs-nsm work varented TO
be klln-dried. and free from sap or knots, ana
which, for workmanship, We defy Soy estsbis hmsat
IN the country To surpass. As our motto Ia "smsll
profits and quick sales" we shall sell them at low
hEure, to make room for more.
All odd sizes Of Sash. Doors, or Blinds fdtnlshed
al short notIce and az as low rates b. any ests-
ment IN this vlonlty. Inside shutters We can fur
nsh OF any STYLE at from 10 To Is Ger cent less than
the customary rates Of charges for the same In tvs
city.
We respectfully invite those interested In the
above statement to investigate the same TO sstisfy
themselves, and We believe they Will profit by 30
doing.
Alberal discount made TO the trade
CeLdre Market.
au Sn-Im ~ w HAMII TOM kpn
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Musical instruction.

MUSICAL instruction.
SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION,
Prof. DE CENIEL 10 still in Washington, and
wlhhes 10 intimate to the musical public that ~,
lie - prepared 10 receive a limited number oflfn&
special pup Is, advanced in musIo, 10 W hOm ne SGx
Will give thorough and complete aoademIca al
course OF instruction on the Harp. Pianoforte Iui-
tar, Singing, and Organ. Will also give a regular
course OF instruction (confdentIaliy) in the true
SION.
Terms made known on application at the Wash
lngton House, Penn. avenue
N.B.-frof. DK CRNEIL will open his new Musi-
cal Repository In few days, on the corner ef lIth
street ano fenn. avenue. seS-lms
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w TERN AGA BMY.

Those designing to beoUme members of this Instj-
tuon ior the coming year are requested to be pres
q m. ~ "
au 26-eolm 9. l.. LOOMS, A. M Puu'
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
II YOUNG LADIES,

MRS. KESLEY, PRINcirAL.
This Institution Will be prepared TO receive pupils
on M Monday, the 9Th Of September, 1853.
gentleman of ex perience in teaching and iectur-
ing Will NIL the Mathematical and Classical Depart
ments. an 2S- eotOctI
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TNHE DUTIES OF MRS. BURR'S SCHOOL
Il will be resumed on NJ Monday, the nth Septem-
Der. No. SOL street, between 18th and l4th SITS.
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FOG RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third stoD
of the building occupied as an offioe by G, 6
Wailach, ard Immediately opposite the City Hal.
Appv tn RICHkRD WALI.ACH. ana
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STORE FOR RENT--The store ON Ohio ave-
nue.. between 18th and 18th SITS. II is particular
TO T. J. w. M. CALI, northwest corner FIX
and g sts.. No. 547. .-'sF - - ia sSI Ienff
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EOR SALE-A Market and Dairy FARM of
L about 81 acres, with all the necessary buildings
&e, IN hne condition. 1t is situated in Alexandra
oognty. Va. about five miles from the Long Bridge
and two from the Georgetown aqueduct, Ii will be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply by
letter, through the Post Office, to JANIS w
BURCH. Washington CITY,. au24-tf
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.ESTERN ACADEMY,

w ~ Street.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
twenty four pupils only in the department of
Mathematics. Sixteen pupils only In the depart
ment OF Languages.
SILAs l.. LOOMS. A. NJ, Teacher of Mathe-
matics.
A. GEORGE A. B., Teacher Of
Languages. SET
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FRANKLIN ACADEMY,
l. ., II ST., between 18th and aoth, (First Ward.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Term commences September 9Th. Number him
lted to twenty -four. The course Of study is de-
sgned To prepare pupils thoroughly for busIuess or
:. The Principal oan be seen at the Academy any
time. AFTER the lat proximo. Circulars az Book.
stores. r. a. DETRICK A M
au &c colin P,ncinsI
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with p,stot tn ac"casra 4 Is supposed, the We
fin ar Quilted hive though sle art dh appear 10
cvldrrce Albert 1Eec, ''r,rhar IN .law Of drchase
denos.d that Young had oteu 81 fedenct sl.rae AMI
tiat "a one oocosob about year ago ho attempted self
desrueton. On Friday rs III deceased came lome ATE,
aud after remaining IN HI room ior lew moments,
deeeende the back stairs and went ptc the yard soon
afterwards the report ~ pistol attracted Tie attention :"
tho witness aud ulor proceeding t. th yard he unni ne
ceased lying dead upon the grass put Ma feline Johnson
corr ohorsted the smory OF TIC previous witness
rost norton exaatob sc the hody nv iIr Ron,on re-
v,aed two extensive wounds in the thoraN, ron tae
ene Is of which eeah had been produced. TIC jury ~
this rendered verdict of death By shouhs hii
acif with pistol Deceased abeu, thirty tuo ears
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FcsrEulix, Dopox Co, n. T., Nov. !, 1858.
TIE New ~ norado Of he fdr Wes-Tac Gold Dsogings
On Chc-y C.cas-7he Platte Rircr and Ptke's Peak
TIE Rqort n Rich Dsgyags fidiy Confrzao,i-Adjouyn
mett 81 ~ Acgasku Northumberland Ne'os, de-
Tralns laden with supplies and miners implements nc.
oomparicd by hardy ironucrsmcn from Iowa and Ne.
brssa are even AZ this late season passing on via the
north Of the Platte TO tho gold mining district upon
the Platte river tho mouth OF Cherry Creek The
cxctcmci and desire 20 start exists IN almost every "a
my Nebraska The route along the north side Of tho
Platte generally acccied to be only by Car the
best but much shorter and s already attracting tho al,
enon OF all throughout The West who propose migrating
In the spring
Nv this route team Of two yoke &c cattle and heavy
wagon easily transport weight Of supplies or
loading and three men-the team and loading costing
each but about sioOand the load will readily sus
tain the three persons, rightly selected, fat eight
months. The tine occupied ~ making the travel will
exceed eighteen twenty days. AZ Fort kcafncy there
mostly cross, thence bearing little souihwescriy along
tho south fork OF the Platte Cherry Crock distance
from here &C not a50 miles.
Recent and reliable ncws from miners already there
sure me that IRON ~ to eiG per day ami has been
made there With ordinary pans. Now, of course there
but little done there A. The miners are preparing Tor
winter. The best richest dirgings are found on tho
Platte, about three miles from the Of Cherry creek
Early N the spring there viii b. an esccc ngly large
emigration thore. Already the number the ground il
estimated At 1000, but this number are scattered
the country ~ full 400 square miles.
Your correspondent has In serious contemplation mi
grafton there In the spring, and any of the HsRaps
readers anxious 70 try their luck IN gold seeking no
will take pleasure 10 aording them all the reliable nfor
nation possible and here early enough in tho spring.
will assist In arranging for the journey.
The Nebraska legislature adjourned on the <th inst
after session Of considerable interest 10 the Territory
we nave now good revenue bill. criminal code new
Gov. Richardson leaves the Territory soon. Who his
successor or will be s not yet known but amongst tho
settlers Mr. H. H. Johnson Of this Territory seems 10 bo
the fsvcrite II is showing Today.
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SrEAMsHIrs ON THE LAKEs.-We are enabled 10
lay before our readers additional particulars In
regard 70 tne steamers which under contract in this
city, and which are Intended 10 from Grand Haven 10
Milwaukee, distance Of eighty one miles These two
steamers are 70 DO similar IN style and aton 70
the royal steam packets now running between Closgov
and Belfast and which make their seventeen miles an
hour with the certainty OF railway train The boats will
cabins. They will be rugged with two masts two Ion
masts gan and bowsprt They will be ono thousand tons
burden, and Of the following dimensions -Jnnstb aas
feet breadth Of beam, "a feet depth Of hold IA feet
drasgbt, feet They are TO be propelled BY beam en-
gncs with sixty inch cylinders twelve feet stroke ana
wheels thirty feet In diameter The boilers ara a bc
tubular. The steamers will be able 10 make from sixteen
20 twenty miles an hour. Each one will havc accommo
dalton for one hundred and fifty FIRST class passengers
having twenty state rooms deck and sixty sin ber,hs
In the lower cabin They TO be built In the most
thorough and substantial manner and when complete and
furnished will cost from s24o 900 70 $3.50 900 each
Brfdle Cogfisr, No. -.
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The Prince OF wales to exercise all the privileges ~
Knight Companion Of the Garter In full manner q II
he had been formally installed
baron dc Bourqueney, French Ambassador NJ Vienna
ha consequence Of the death Of Madame de- Bourque
ney been allowed leave OF absence 70 come 10 Paris
Mehemcd Bey, Turkish Ambassador 10 the Court Of
France, who was expected in Paris by the 10th n No
vember Is, in consequence OF the death n bis brother
~ chao the Sasaas son in.aw 70 prolcng his stay al
lelSlalinp.le. =
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Cristsdorc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
ly apply eda at No Astor House.
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koyer's Su1tana Sauee.-'The London Lancet
sye- ns havor s excellent aud affords considerable all
IN cases Of slow and weak digestion" Can be had Of the hes
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Barsy's Tr1ccpherous n the Best and
cheapest article for dressing, identifying cleansing curling
preserving and Restoring The hair. Lades Iy Il Sold BY al
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Rupture Cured by Marsh's Radical Cwro
rus Reference 70 all the principal surgeons and physicians
q the city. Gail and examine. No vessy street. Asor
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The Greatest Invention Or the Aga Prac-
teal family sowing machine. The champion sewer foe -
Once, VS. BroadwaY.
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TuoxISoS-yAN yooRHr.--ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday
evening" Nov "a at the residence OF the brides father
Ivy the Rev r. kenneday WinIss H. rHosi-os, OF this
city, to MARY T.. daughter OF Daniel Van Nooehs Eeq
WINc-Rc<rryr1r On Monday evening, NOV. -, by the
Ese. Reuel Hanks, Mr. MARIN WisG 70 Mss NARA Z
Roswell, oil Of this city.
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Good Ten. II the Chest; Good C0Kee, 10 lbs
for 81, at CHRIsT1ANhON's. No Chambers rtrees.
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Defiance sa1amsander safes-yvlsh Patent
powder prof ocka and bars Also Ere and burglar
kOBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Sauce, silver Plster.-Okl ware replased
o. git equal 10 At 1884 FULTON street
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Herrinz's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safe 81 Broeiwsy corner Murray H.
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Warm heterogeneous for GeotsemeE--FSo.
siery. gloves, scarfs shaws travelling shis &c. at low
prices. fUi.LFkTONS. y1l BrcacwAy
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".' WD'sss, SSeNehs, WHN"Ws . w..
having inst receved per City ~ Bamorc tho first copies
the fac smile OF Niagara have extreme pleasure
ING their entire snc~rs In the profuc ION ~ his beautiful
petition Of Mr. Cburrbs painting The public are nyit
- - ssw he sane ss The galleries, $50 Broadway
original Subscribers from No. 10 @ viii receive their
crpies IN tbe order OF subscription on Application
Subscriptions st recev ed upon The terms OF prospectus
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White, the Halter, Headquarters No. 33s
Greepwch street. OF Robinson Ladies' rich rs S
ffllac
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BOsfowRys pnfs-For Reasoning the Lost
appetite and removing those secretous which ak head
acne hie heartburn rs~reSia sns ~ he eSer end nd
D. .N.--.l-- hHaasn zane, N. III
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French Buck, English Cloth, and Sali'
gloves st cers per pair, at LLERToN5 gcns furnish
ing house, Sa broadway.
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Fine shirts, Made te Order from the Best
materials sewed by hasd. warranted e ~ ct
tU.irHToGs 3ef Broadway.
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SIX Hundred Dozen scotch Wool Scnrfs, M
b cents each; English scsrf 81 and 81 So Retail al
wholefale prices. Neck tca, u cents 70 81.
WARD. 333 broadway, UP stAirs-
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KApSrx I'm Montreal, Thursday Nov. IL, the lad,
OF RoHRRr J. kAIssTsI, ISq., Of a daughter.
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EynrSiysgh's Pals and In usrza.-~he pre-
sss s my ~. ~ eur Z, rr s's s.s ssss ss
Pm when arc ,ome Il 81 70 Be the ee ss ~ &c
Who suffering dei, b tsmssives !" use nssn.
lh, ~ te ssu,d 40 be- Dad oros When used hoai mo
Ssnes .se4 Cord cTel-'P3e serSsIos: Sss
s Cog ss,Ses % II down o. sand ned, 10 sno". % +t
sSs Ga ' %,,aoa. any, S'saaon 4 BIZ sGdiass ssso
s e Is .s p Be Sss "ss. s owe. - j.
seat - u~' PAIN asare plaster Ia o'e hours .hs
sqd sS S1ss Ss en a anu Ss0 21 @
In sH days y.r y. n have now passed. ana mere
4 Nsw YS n s%,ss ,G% pa Is q
ys sor IN he was epevasd SpeS e AXE ss G Zoe
rs,sa "S and ssss rS he
dsy II. es .osr ard V. sao,hs' his hesi aPs s,s
hss hanarsa ans .ns I've ana w that me- We a
h..Nmv entirely cured and sdded sose,,hve and his
NhsIS he %eaGns Ia, sss ss sYss ,s'u save
Brooklyn Holiday o,n.-A Cnmec-,yp~ in
gold lccket or brooch. By Williamson BRorHERS
Uu This Eves-biesseai Sabbath Day,
IT,. sa acwH GsS snd GS Sr. anss rs . - ,
nS"nr ,pisod HhiM"s, 90 The Fr".d.ay AZ wego
Up or do~n-2p. ~ 30 lets zee ths show
White, tho Halter, Headquarters No. s4e
Greepwch street corner of Robinson Ladies rich is sa
-----------
Warm heterogeneous for t'eotIemeH--FIo.
siery gloves scarfs shaws travelling shirts &c, low
prices. fULLkkTUN'S, yol Broadway.
Fine shirts, Made 4. Order from the Best
materials sewed BY hsse sa.rsn!ss a. q u, aa
French Buck, English Cloth. and Sslk
h Ing seuse ST. ssosd~.s y'' l''''' " '' '
Heavy Undershirts and Drawers Mt
g. sps 4 Gens per pair ALSO sSs aGs s"s peso
GEo NJ TRACY, Agent.
Perfect Fitting shirts.
Fashongtly made ~ order Of finest goods $40 Ter dozen
MooDy's. 22 Broadway.
..AnonC the Business LIONS" IL the Splendid
W." 'N'' wv - sIfNrN's Fur store,
2t Broadway.
preppre for SNOW Drive.
GkNTLEsEss PuRs,
G Gi sli broadway.
Fur UufIitrs, Fur Gloves
Fur Paris paierns,
Fur riding and dri' ing gauuet,,
''''' GESiEs, 81 81. Broadway.
SIX Hundred Dozen Scotch Wool Scnrfs, Mt
each; English scsrf 81 and 81 So Retail nj
wholesale prices. Neck tea r. cents 70 u.
WARD. SsS broadway. up sAira
Herrinx's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safe 81 Broadway, Murray
Good Ten. II the Chest; Good Conee, 10 lbs.
l for 81, Mt CBRIST1ANbONS. No. Chambers ntree.
The Greatest Invention Or the Aga Prac-
family sowing machine The champion sewer foe b.
once, sss broadway
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Heavy Uadershirts and Drawers Mt
81 AND pair, also shs and collars Depot 81
and 50 William seet, one door north &C Mader lane.
GEv NJ TRACY; Agent.
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aCossnr's" Rat, Roach, Sc, Extermi
major Depol removed 70 40 broadway above Canal.
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On This Eve,-biesse.i Sabbath Day,

Brooklyn Holiday Gifs-A Cnmeo-sype IN
a gold ocket or brooch. BY WILLIAMSON BROTHERS,
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the dealers II" the best thing sfn"ket
through say smokers who have used H. These have eaten ths
pudding willie TIE rther fellows have only che~ed the string
whh decdedy bitter Sold by the American Trades Com
psny, u sud "a Frankfort street
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Lei us down npou our knees and pray
That our minds and hearts simpler deeds impiore
Than the Epuis,g OF our portraits M ot Norc,
ofo our TREND TfntMnS, on the rro.d-ny AZ veg
Up or doan-2op. ~ 30. lets zee ths shnw.
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Perfect Fitting shirts.
Fashcugtly made ~ order Of nest goods SO Ter dozen
MOODy'S, 2D2 Brc adwLy.
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s.AmOng the Business Lions" Is the Splendid
and extensive stock OF ladies fur. al
6fNfN'S Fur Store,
ylt proa
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AsouE-On Friday, nov. y rrons HoRv, 500 q
William and Catherine Argue aged years, and
u nuNa
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Prepare for n SNOW Drive.
Every variety of
GkNTLENEsS PuRS,
A, The Lowest ngurc at
GENfNtS eli broadway.
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ihetense. 2e,slS 400
And whilst Liverpool sent 9, 500 900. New York
sent Us scarcely &50,c0 N useless "a enter here
more minute details this point Facts and figures show
concusitey that England Is the great purveyor and
nuncturer IN regard 70 Brazil aud that the United States
up 70 TINS aae have contcned themselves with being ia
customer
II England had not established steamship limo bet recn
southampton and RIO de Janeiro touching nj Pernabuco
ana bahia, the United states, although laborlng under
the great disadvantage 81 carrying on all their money
transactions BY way Of England might have been able 10
gradually gain ground and secure to themselves share
In the general commerce But commerce. with England
since TIE opening OF direct steam communication with bra
al received such an impulse, and " day 20 well direct
cd, that without competition supported by steamers on
the part Of the United States all efforts whatever for tho
purpose Of obtaining share 10 the general commerce will
be without bopc OF success But let US suppose steam
ship line between New York and Rio de Janero touching
at Pernambuco and Bahia, and enerng communica.
Gre the result Of would probably surpass the most en-
thusastic calculations. the Congress- Of the United
States should extend the support Of the government TO
that enterprise, all secondary points relative the ports
20 be touched could DO easily settled
Tho statistical details and the reasons alleged al the
close OF the last session OF Congress- already lar adj
vsnced 70 allow any discussion Of them are
bly, favor Of the urgent necessity establishing steam
communication between the two countries And Il such
steam communication by tself " very desirable,
how long will be before II becomes necessity
PARTY DEVELOPMENT nRrwrES STATES AND
HpASf-
II, withs population OF thirty millions IN one country
snd Of eight millions 10 the other TO be prachca
bic, how much more will u be in the United States
tl..s WI " ni! millions. and " Brazil twenty mlliols
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Fur rJufJitrs, Fur Gloves
Fur csps Paris paiterns
Fur riding and drit ing gauntlets
Rnticings cheap, nj
i,ENfN1S 2lt broadway.
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Tbs maehins from two soola purchased en- hs
store. requiring REMINDING Of thread hens feta ss
aae suehea IN superir at, e Finishing zach by lie o~S
operation without the hnna required
by other machucs twill better sper wing tbAs
seanares she works tor hour ei
for circular.
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SKILL OF THE IIlNDoEs.- ancient Hin
does were not deficient in the arts. DR.. Rox-
burg is of opinion that the western world is
indebted to India for its knowledge of the
rotation of crops in agriculture. The law
punished farmer who failed to SOW his fields
in due time, with the forfeiture of " ten times
as much as the kings share of the crop that
might otherwise have been raised" In the
manufacture Of iron they were proficient
and it is now known that the famous Dalnas-
Gus blades were Of India steel, manufactured
in the west of India. The skill with which
they work granite in beautiful forms is the
best proof of cxcellency of their tools. In
the manufacture Of cotton they have never
been equalled; and Mrs. Speirs observes,
that g the time may soon arrive when it will
not appear incredible that fabric of ten
yards in length and one yard wide should on
ly weigh two ounces three pcnnyweights, and
pass readily through small ring. Similar
to this must have been woven air" of SAIL
scrit literature, and the robe in which q
woman exhibited herself in Buddhist story
and was punished for going about unclad. -
AthenG,
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To MAKE WASHING EAsY.--Take one
half pound of hard soap, cut fine and dissolve;
one half pound Of soda; dissolve each by it,
self, and when so done put them together and
boil, adding one tcacupful Of strained lime
water Put this IN to boil the clothes Boil
them twenty minutes. This will serve sever
al boilers full. The clothes must be previous
ly soaked, and soap rubbed on stained spots.
You can wash the finest material with this,
and colored clothes boiled in this vii no. fade.
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neighborhood en- now you promise to spend
the day with me tomorrow OF course you
do, and will wait with Impotence till you
arrivc.''
Kate promised to crafty her new made and
lively acquaintance, and thus they separated.
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l)ulltital.
SPEECH OF
Hon. HENRY WINTER DAVIS.
(CGn clmled.)
OF MARYLAND,
Against the Admission of Kansas
Under the Lecompton Constitution.

IN THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, MARCH q
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