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OPINIONS OF TH1 rnne9.

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s.rissa = ~. !. slo.o.eAassa. isllae. s.
Inis eioeN pay has .vidsntly bssn lAhsr of lsvs,
and the yean Of patient, asduous toll II Aas cest,
nsvs ssss fivsn wisA sseFsdgisg, nntifiae sathu-
aesn-lM. 7. 1neens.
Atlen8sn me paele hASe L1fe u TAomas JET.
fsfson thAs 10 net enIy faeeinslang, and thexefope
ssntial histsrssal of aecufacy and truth
fGissa ltis sesa thst ths groundwork Of the
vnoie = aashentsa esssne.y material, and Of
sne aignsst erosr. 10 eAther u has been the work
oI yeen. we wosie not sonparc this volume with
swell, snd % fntAfu 10 the poFtfSisufe that
Jehsrson 10 made 70 AEsw q htassh, that his .a-
tpIss AZ Wy soel, y eeueAeeeA with dieti nat-
80 no. snh1s seat y wessn .ohnson stands out
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!mousd VITA tA4t seSAeeiastie saatntiea ~ his
secl eos Miteous NnicA eto1rapAef 10 farely suc-
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mch16dtcsep1 KELLY. PnoPRsroa.
lSancrsss,s nisssFy.
NEW VOLUME. The American ksvoi ution -
IN The History Of tho Unitsl States, Vol, w.;
bsing vol. I. Of the American RcNmution BY Geo.
Baacroft Syo. Uniform with the previous vol.
umes.
Also, just publishsd, IA lizard on Vendors. 1hs
Law 0f vendors snd Purchasers Of RsSl Property,
By Francis Hiliiard, Esq, Author Of s'Ths Law q
MostgaKes," Ac. Two vols. in one. Svo. e6.
For sals BY OGDEN, BROWNELL co.,
mAy2ld 50 Maiu-st.
SO D0Z.superior Lemon Syrup, for sale BY
CU 3. b. vOWKLL,
sug7d Isl Aain-st.
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CIRCULAR.


Ts OUR Rasrons ana the Public an
0eneral.
NEtaks great pleasure in being ahls to asapse
w you that notwithstanding our heavy loss by
the bufninE of osF BAtes Rooms a Nos. % ard 6
Warrington AvrAas, and the less II 4he satirs
stock In thens q the norning Of NJ astA ult..
ws arc aiready1bis 70 All any osdar tAaa nsy y
desired In eur line.
Having : large amount Of stock In our wArs-
houses that not connected with oar salss Yooms
and being u constant reosipt Of soods fron the
best manufacturers. We ere thus enabled 70 III ss.
dsrs at cer usual low prices, and in former Dssnpt
and sssisfactory manner.
Our facilities for procuring and keeping mp e.
sirabie stock are unequaled our personal Atten.
tion and large experience 10 and will - soneeansn
given to our legitimate business ~ DsAlss II and
Manufacturers OF
Furniture and Upholstsry,
in all the various branches. We snsurc YOU that
W will ssii y good floods and At 9 Le. Prices,
and on - favorable tsrms - asy house in The
Wsst.s
Thsakins yoa for the very liberal patronage
herstofors bestowed On ~, wsaak eoatiasaAss Of
the sAms.
Halss Moons for The pvsssnt. ~ Nc-s&- ~..s 49,
nes Of Wsshingtoa Avenue aa1 6sssnd-st., four
doors below tAe old stand.
Very Respectfully,
6CARRlIT MASON.
~. Louis, Mo-, July -. 'Ss.-ssssdAw
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CHAPLIN - LDU.
DANKERe.
Geo. ChApin, Geo. q. Les,

rhird-st, ,oas doosssutho Aais, Kseh sk iowa
I SoIA4BOfIONs made and rsnittsl st surssn,
~ rates.
nppUu -
k.J. Blake ,OAshisrof MsraaAtile Bank, n. Y
Baak Of the 6sats IL New Yssk, N.Y.
Hon. Jno. k.0sAsslssaft, Rfes't Oonusl Bank
Albany, n. Y.
F.Grsness Adams, Banker, Ohissgo.
kenicL PstsTson, Bankers, b. Louis.
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rI,HE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
L sens OF ksokak and the surrounding country
that be is now ready to MI any orders addressed to
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS, .
CAMPHtNE, Of
DISTILLED WATER.
Being A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER nyssH,
and having IN person sspsrintsndsd the whole
process Of buildfng, can sol ely say that ny ms-
chinsry h sasspssssd hy Any sssshlisAnsat IN
the United States. And further, L. sddition to
superior machinsry and my own pracsioal now1-
edge Of the bssinsss, hare secured the ssssisss
Of of the best Aieohoi distisrs In the seuntsy
wosid 49, iaicsm those who may favor ps With
| . call and ara inclined 70 encourage hens nanu-
faotures that can supply thsm With any Of u .
above articles - cheap and cheaper shAA they cen
purchase the same In any Of the Wsstsra citisa,
thereby saving Sreightage and the many disap-
pointments incidental to spring and fall ship
ments. win sell At
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
request those who are capable Of judging to
compnre my samples with any in the country and
give IN impartial decision--I ask no moro.
CHAB. NOEL.
Distillsry and 0hice half . square above n
Packet Landing, kcokuk, Iowa
july II. P5S.dA W3m
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY, ,tcopssrvasiys.)
2.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, (whis)
8.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, (BsescA cAureA. j
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, (L,h.ral.)
BLAcKwooD.s EpINSuReH nAa tr,,,

BLACKw0OD's EDINBUK0H NAG, tTory.)
These Periodicals ably represent the three xrss,
political parties Of Great Britain--Whie, Tory
and Radisai-but politics forms only one feature
Of their character. Al organs Of tAs most pro-
found writers on Science, Literature, Morality ma
ksligien. they staad, - they hsvs ever stood un-
rivalsd In the world Of lett4u, bsine seasjsfsd
indispsn:asle e The s:!elas 2 the professional
they furnish more eor04epd salisfaetory record
of the current literature oY tho day, throvshoul
the world, than can - POSSIBLY oh<ained from any
other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British psblishsrs Gfso sdditteaal vaIus 70 tAess
ksprints, inasmueh y they can now b. placed In
the hands Of subscribers about soon o. the orxi
nal sditiens.
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PENNsILvANlA CEMTmAL wAll
-, a.4s - ROAD 54 .fs.y5,

IHR RE TRAINS DAILY FRoA
PisssbargA - PAiiaaelpAia.
Trains leave PitsbargA y follows: Mail 2 q.
The E,press Aaii 1s.s bsiiy, lls other two
Sundays excepted, Making Direct Con-
nscticns With I'll tr6fhs from
81. Louis, Moi Dasuqus. Ksekak and Iowa City,
Iowa Cairo, Rosk latAAa and Chicago, ILL.,;
Lsxiagtoa and l.Oaisvills, Ky; ferre
uaate, indianapolis and Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Colambus, Day.
ton, Toledo, Cleveland,
Zanssyills, Crest
line, Massi-
Ion and Wooster, Ohis.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesots, and
All POtnts In the west.
PARE A. Low ~ M Aky ofnR1 RourH -
Passengers from the West csn rely upon
this A. hsing the shortest and most
expeditions route to
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK.
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
TH0s. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. X. H., Philadelphia.
Jan. i, 58-d
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aEo. G. AHDsRson. AUHHARDan "A ncLAY
ESTABLIEHRD IN lsA8.]


eHo. Q. ArpEneon. AIaNAROaR "A ncLAY
ESTABLIsHgD IN 1885,.
BANKING HOuaE or
q r o = . = g. AND r = q = .
HAVE this day admitted - . partner in n,
l Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who ha
been my teller for the last six yeass). The bust
ness, hereafter, viii b conducted under the Arn
and styls Of
GEO. @. ANDERSON = 90.
Being one sf the Oldest RaakiAg Moasss (if mo-
the oIdsst) In Iowa, the Asw Gsm csMsits soatfn
uanoe Of iorns- pstrensgsso iibssally extended 4
the senior psstass.
They vfu make collsetiens and remit, Less RI
change, on the day Of payment, free Of change.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
ser viz
An1uuDucDs
Park Bank, N. Y.
Vinsiow, Lauder 4 Co., BANKERS, MY.
Edward ". Clask Co., PhilaAsiphis.
Howard naaking O., Bssses.
Clapp, Funer 4 HsOvns, Bankers, Boston.
Marine BAnk, Chicago.
AeGmss aelpsks, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, PittsbsTgh.
Rarmsrs' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 3 kshm, Bankers,
Gilm0se D Bsothsrton " Cineinnati.
A. d. Hunt 4 Co., - Loaisville.
STATE Savings Institution, 81. Louis.
Ksekuk, Jan. !, ~. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jan6d
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In All the principal cities and towns, these works
will b. delivered, Free ~ Rostage. When
sent By mail, thu PossAsE to Asy part Of the Uni-
ted States, will b hut ~ CsnSs q year for
"bianavosd and ast ~ Gents = ysar for
each Of the Rsvisws.
N. B.-Tho price in Great Britain Of the Hve
PeriodicAls above named 10 abost Thirty. one Dol
lars PER AnAum.
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LEONARD SCOTT Z co.'s
Rsprsmt Of the ByitisA Periodicals and the
Former Guide.
onsAr ADDICTION IN1H1 PRICE or rnI LArrIn
PUBLICATION.

III SCOTT CO., or NEW YORK, CONTINUE
-. TO publish the following leading British Ps-
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Il. e. LOVE Z co..,
Successors to Dsning = tovs,)
BANKERS,
KEOKUK. IOWA
1--WE partisalAr attention TO collections, and r.
~ mitpronptIy on the day Of payment.
nsGDnnncna:
Bask of North Aassics, New York.
Drexel : Co., PhilAdslphis.
Il. W, CLARK = Co... I"
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank u Pittsbsrgh, Pitssburgh.
Jne. y. 6sully, ,casAisr, 10
8. Brady, Cashier, Whsaling.
Branch Btate Bank Of Ohio, Zanesyille.
Connefeial Bank Cincinnati.
State Ssvisgs Institstion, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith . Co., Chiesgo,
Nosthern Daak Of Rsntieky, Lexington.
nov1<d
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TvHH subscribed would inlosn ~ sensunsrs ol
i Lpmhe,, and the pahlis gsassaNy, shas thsy
are nov pTspassd to furnish All kin15 g Lunhef
usaatly na1s b. . Saw Mil, insludiss LAth,
Tlooring, Jost, ShsstiAS - btaiAg "a aay length
that may b desired.
Cali st The New Saw Mil, - ~ sissr, ases
Whitss6Rvsk Hosse. PAUL HU1E6.
N. 3. Stow Wso4 fos sais It u 80 pn sesd.
sSp16dU
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Thilis the Shortsst andQuieksst Route 10 ALI
paints orth and East.
10>THR0UGH TICKETS-NR
Overthisline TO All principal places, can be pro-
deorfrom the Billings House. stages will calHor
dasssngers:i n any part Of thseity Free.
GRAHAM AGO., Proprietors.
J. r. TEwGssuRY, Ticket Agent.
mehI7d
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ELLEOTT r. SMITH,
NJ r HANT TAIL OR,
Fourth st., bstwsen Main and Elondeau, Keokuk
A WAYS keeps on hand good stock Of season
IA shle goods, among which src
President Cloth, Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Costing, Green, olive,
Labrador do Blue, Dahiia,
ffench kibbsd, and Bronse, and
London Mcltons; Els.k
or the best Trsneh and German manufacture
ktch German and American Fancy and Plain
cos.sin, 4oI r.Ass. Velvet, Cashmere, tAiencla,
| end French embroidered Cars. urcnsdinc and eth
Or French Silks and HAtins for vests; together
with beautiful assortmsnt Of the Gnest and most
durable trimmings, which will bs made into eas-
nsats of the lsssst ssd most approved styles and
anest voRknaasAip.
/ 0sntlsmsn in wAat IL easy 6tting and gsatssl
K eaxments ass invited - sAIl.
n, B.-feFticalas attention paid 10 cuttinggaT
nents for others 70 make.
il @vsst Aaksrs wanted. fiy3ld]
DDKLee, IN Vinegar, BY the dozen, for sais by
I = aug1a&w WI. AUSTIN co.
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TERMS.

A discount Of twenty-five per cent. from the
above prices will be allowed TO CLUBS ordering
fesr o. more copiss Of any enc or noss Of ths
abovs works. thus: four copies Of Rlaskwood o.
Of one Review, will Be sent 70 address for ~
four copies Of the four Reviews and Blsekweod for
$50; and 20 ON.
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No otAsf LATE ef Js1krssa ever puaalaAs1-pssh
ehay neas tAaA svss w<a - psh6ske6--sen ~ ~
somparisea y this In thosoaeAnssa. lnllneo = IL
cidsnt snd eonsoisataon1 AdsliIy. :
This biosN ply hAs evidently bssn lAhsr Of levs,
and the ysau Of patient, assdaous toll Il has cest
have -. givsn wteA sssrsdgisg, lntirise satAu.
sissm In. Y. 1rihans. y Is 4 s
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P E R S o N AL,

The Hon. John c. Breckenridge, Vice President
OF the United States, reached Washington on Sat
urday evening last from Kentucky. lie presided
IN the Senate yesterday during part of the session.
The Hon. James s. Green, United States Senator,
has been chosen to deliver the annual address be-
fore the North Missouri Agricultural Society.
The Arkansas TaceNer, announces Hon. f. A.
Warren as candidate for reelection to Congress
subject to the decision of democratic district CON
vention.
Bishop Timori, of Buffalo, is about to visit Rome
to be absent for six months. His principal object is
to raise funds to pay the debt hanging over the
Cathedral in Buffalo, which amounts to forty
thousand dollars.
The Crockett Argus is the title of a new paper
published at Crockett, Texas by James NJ Hall,
Esq; Preston Hay, editor. 1t is large and we'll
filled sheet.
An affair of honor between Messrs. Pollard and
Glackmayer, of Montgomery, Alabama, which came
off near Augusta, Georgia, last week. was subse-
quently adjusted to the satisfaction of both the
parties.
The Rev. William H. Mlburn, formerly chaplain
OF Congress, has been appointed pastor of the Pa
ciic Methodist Episcopal church, at Brooklyn, New
York.
Gen. Quitman, of Mississippi, delivered the ami
versay address of the Palmetto Association at Co
lumbia, s. c., Yesterday.
Revs. Baron Stowe, E. n. Kirk and other mem
bers of the Boston branch of the Tract Society
have issued card, disclaiming any responsibility
for the recent production of ''Letters to the Mem
bers of the American Tract Society" on the Tract
Controversy, by the Boston Secretary.
We understand that Mr.. Lowther has been ap-
pointed by Lord Malmesbury to fill the SECRETARY
ship of the British legation at Washington vacated
by the removal of Mr.. j. Sairle Lumey to similar
post at Madrid.
The Hon. Caleb Gushing has purchased square
of ground in the City of Washington, and presented
it to st. Andrews Episcopal Mission, for the erec-
ton of the charitable institution projected time
since by the Rev. DR.. Harold
The Hon. Jefferson Davis is improving rapidly in
health. He has already re-appeared in the Senate.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

FROM THE EAST INDIA SoUADRON-Dispatches
dated Manita, Island of Lugon, February 2Oth, have
been RECEIVED at the Navy Department from Com
Josiah Tatnall in command of the squadron in the
East Indies and Chinese seas. Thet San Jacinto
Flag Ship, and the Portsmouth, yeFeranehored off
Manita. The Minnesota and Mississippi were ex-
pected to join them by the latter part of February
In conformity with the wish of our minister Mr.
Reed, Com. Tatnal had chartered the screw-steamer
antelope, a vessel of about four hundred and
fifty tons, for the exclusive use of the mission.
Mr.. Reed wished the Minnesota to touch at Man
ito, on the way to Shanghai, in order to make
larger display OF force at that place. The usual
courteses had been interchanged with the authOri-
ties, and our officers had met with friendly recep-
tion.
Commodore Tatnall had seen nothing of the
French since he took command of the squadron
their whole force being in the vicinity of Canton:
but with the British authorities at Hong Kong and
the officers of the British feet, his intercourse had
been OF the most cordial and friendly character
lie reports the Canton river and vicinity, which
were still under martial law, as quiet and orderly
He had not yet been apprised of the intended move
ments of the allied forces. 1t was expected that the
squadron would be at the scene of operations about
the first of March.
DECISIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY,
UNDER THE TARIFF OF lS57.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has, appeal, affirmed the decision of the
collector 0f the port of San Francisco in assessing
duty OF "A per cent. on importation described
as vegetable oil used for burning, and supposed to
be made of tea-leaves.'
The decision of the collector of Boston has on ap-
peal, been affirmed, in charging duty of Is per
cent. on ''canary seed,' The importers claimed
entry free ofduty under schedule l. as ''garden-
seeds and all other seeds for agricultural horticul-
tural, medicinal and manufacturing purposes"
These seeds being used for birds are not EXEMPT
from duty. The decision of the collector at New
York has, on appeal, been reversed in charging
duty OF 10 per cent. on ''bae rope" The collector
held that it under the classification of "cabe
and cOrdage;" but it is the opinion of the Secretary
that it is properly embraced under the classification
of manufactures of hemp" not otherwise provided
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LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE

By the steamship General Rusk at New Orleans,
we have intelligence from Brazos Santiago to the
oath of April. The General Rusk brought $3.50, 300
in specie.
We learn from the purser that the schooner Flor
renee for New York; schooner T. C. Acton for New
Orleans New York, via Sabine, and schooner Sea
Drift discharging, were in port at Brazos when the
Gen. Rusk left, and that the schooner Minnie Schif-
fer sailed on the l4th for this port The water was
still low on the bar.
BY this arrival we have Brownsville papers to the
2ls inst. being fourteen days later than previ-
ously had.
At the municipal election in Brownsville, on the
10th inst, Mr.. VIM. Neale was elected Mayor.
The Flag learns that Mr.. Arambois, an enter
prisng citizen of Matamoras, has just obtained the
exclusive privilege of running line of stages be-
tween Monterey and Matamoras. The Flag re
marks:
This, we believe, will be the first line of mail
coaches ever established in Northern Mexico, and
may be heralded important instance of the
growing enterprise of its inhabitants. The travel
and trade from this place and Matamoras to Mon
terey and the intermediate towns is very considera-
BILE, and the easy communication which will be fa-
cilitated by means of this enterprise of ST. Aram-
bois will be invaluable to the trading and travel
ing public, and cannot fail to be remuneratiye to
the protector.
The Flag has the following paragraphs:
For some time past the trade with Mexico for
horses, mares and mules seems to be on the de-
crease. We are told by traders that the stock is
becoming more scarce, and held at much higher
prices than formerly. Good mules command from
thirty to forty dollars, horses from fifteen to TWEEN
ty, and mares from twelve to fifteen.
A rumor has been in circulation here for the last
few days to the effect that large amount of specie
destined to this place from Zacatecas, had been cap
tured by the Indians. The rumor places the sum
at between two and three hundred thousand dol
lars. 1t is said to have been escorted by a troop
of forty soldiers, who were all killed by the In
dians. =
Since the above in type the money SPOKEN OF
has safely arrived in town. under the care of that
intrepid frontiersman, Don Rogue Garate, The ru-
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A n NV Mn Al wv

:, Captain VIM. X. Van Bockelin, Asst Q. NJ. at
IT. Myers, is ordered to report Immediately at Ft
Leavenworth, X. T., where he will receive further
instructions.
k. B. Thomas, ESQ.,, has been appointed govern
ment agent, by Major McKinstry, chief Q. NJ, with
orders to relieve Capt. Van Bockelin, at Fort
Myers.
Fort Jupiter is abandoned, and the troops and
gublic property at that post will be removed to Fort
Caprop.
Lieut. c. Fl. Webber is ordered to report at head
quarters as'earl lysas practicable.
>, Lieutenant Theodore Talbot, 1st artillery, has re-
heved Major F; N. Page, acting assistant adjutant
general The latter gentleman, having obtained
sick leave, will depart for Arkansas in few weeks
Major Page has been in midst for several years,
and has by his able counsel, jim. a great measure,
contributed to the favorable Aspect of our Indian
troubles; his talents and. urbanfty won for him
many admirers and personal friends, whose sincere
desires for speedy restoration to health and gen
eral prosperity will follow him.--FI6rida Peninsu-
lar. - r.
Intelligence has been;received in sths city from
the African squadron by the friends Of an officer
on board the sloop-ofwar Dale, to the 18th
of February last-all well. The vessel Was at sea
at that date. Expected to be at Porto PraSa early
in April
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Pennsylvania, showing the rock formation and the
great coal region.
The Section then adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

! great coal region
! The Section then ad;ourned
-
Tho a.. AfrERsooN SESSION. 1S
nraIoLa IN accordance with
previous arrangement at 90 clock, and was called
The Sta11d;n ;,e Tan. resnueHt, rrol. oaswelii
casa Of +hn .I ieoolnlIehueu tnat IN
IN tbo oi TnS pipposgu amendments
assoo;ota r'nh' 'n"' i"uies oe 'ieh aunitteu as
Dr. Steiner nonSod 70 Low tbo rooov,,ao. -
the tohIe iio'eu " LAY 'ie Recommendation on
The chair rn,od thot sucb n,o.;o,, ,,.ou,a /.
in order until tbe nn%t nnt;n Of th "ouu not De
prof H;tcbcock fom Snao;oi VI .ne
the Arctic naner raad hT IL H. ns upon
the pronositons of that cantiema eet % .lla'
interestno Int HIGHLY feasible and Go nov oIly
sirabe that his views sbonIdbe soUod 4ho ts ue
resolution that committee of feen f
the Association be appointed to eoonerate With D r
Hays in his efforts to organize another exnedition
for Arctic explorations and raseorcb .o
tion was nnap;monsIr adon+oJ "ii0n lesoiu-
The President an9ointed as sucb coon,;..oo puo
fessors A. d. Bacbe! Jos, Henrv- Wm RoaarS ,o
Ed. Hitchcock, b. Peirce. Jos WinIocl Hons
Thomas Ewing and ID. NJ. Barrinper Profassore I
L. Leconte. ]. p. HiIyard, DR. I fe;dr DT + To-.
"ey, Professor HaIdeman, and Peter Forca ESQ
Pref. VIM. B. Rogers then arose, and after nay
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AGRICULTURAL.
ID HODES'

IL SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF
DIT. JAMES HIGGINS,
STATE CHEMIST OF MARYLAND
EVERY LOT OFFERED FOR SALE REGULARLY
ANALYZED BY DRS. JAS. HIGGINS AND CHARLES
BICKELL AND FULLY WARRANTED.
In introducing this HGHLY 4 AUTHENTICA TED
FERTILIZER to the agricuturst of the United States,
for the 1885, fobear any heightened remarks
their intelligence is already informed of the value of
BONES TREATED WITH SULPHURTC ACID producing
the biphospate Of lime, and yielding SOLUBLE PHOS-
PHORIC ACID, the efficient and indispensable nutri-
ment of plants
As many preparations offered to the public styled
super Phospae we have for and the protection
of the agricultural community, surrendered up
Higgins and Bcke the entire scientific feature of the
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE, and every lot
offered for sale is regularly anayzed by them and reported
to the public which conceive will be proper caution
to the agricultural community to protect them from mpo-
sition in the many spurious articles offered in the
market.
PAMPHLETS containing a detailed account will be fur
nshed on application or forwarded per mail.
Packed in barrels and bags.
Price $t5 per ton of 900 lbs
Address B. NJ. RHODES & CO.,
fe223m III West Pratt Street, Baltimore.
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NOR was only in part true. Don Rogue, in consid-
Grafton of the unsettled state of the country
about Zacatecas, obtained an escort of forty sol
dlers as far as Monterey, where they dismissed
On returning they are said to have been attacked
by 100 Indians and the whole party massacred.-
Don Rogue was not molested between Monterey
and this place.-N. 0. Picayume