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A STRARGERS IMPRESSION or THE HOUSE or
COMMONS

Ii one desires to get most unfayorabe view of the
members OF the House Of Commons, and become inn
pressed with the idea that they most mediocre
nay. below medocre-set Of in their personal APP
peancc he has only to sit awhile In the strangers or
Speakers gallery and have opportunity Of correcting
his impressions by closer observation Seen thence Lord
Paierston has the look Of vulgar, unntellectual
irowzy sort Of Individual With vanity enough dye
his whiskers after he had become old enough to give
up Cornwall Lewis with his sharp yisage and long
nose looks fit for villain la opera or playa yera
BILE cut-throat Kean would make his fortune by giving
him the second cut-throat business to do Lord John
looks only fit for position The others on hs side of
the house look like very good sort OF respectable ninnes
and medocres, with here and there dandihed young
loding scattered In to flavor the dish. Bright have
not seen, On the other side sit Gladstone, very
common place sort of a gentleman as seen from the
gallery Though he improved closer inspection
next day In tho British Museum y Sir James Gra-
ham, who seemed thence very respectable, farmer
like parsonage; Lord Stanley, who has almost
insignificant look, inherited his fathers short perked
up nose, with other features somewhat dninu-
tive and unimpressiye scale; Duwer Lytton close
ly resembled his portraits that recognised him inn
medatey, though In the dim distant light he looked
rumpled second hand edition of himself Sir John PAX
ington is rather dandied little gentleman, and Mr..
Wapoe does not strike the beholder o remarkable
man. Disraei, alone out of the whole house, looned
out of the mist fit to lead His head Is study
There is something wonderful In it, All the lines Of his
face hard and deeply drawn, the face had been
exercised like the thews Of athletes leg back The
brain il massed up in front like tower and feels
he sits there mpassve and seeming scarcely to heed
what Is going on, If gazed lion tiger In
pose who could teeth claws terribly If occasion
came You would scarcely pronounce his face that Of
good manfor 1t is sinister and forbdding wthal-but
there is it the clear stamp Of intellect and of strong
will to put that intellect to useLondoa Correspondent
Montreal Gazette.
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WASHINGTON CITY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 81 1858.
NEW YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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TT,HE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
IL nndns Aha. discriminating public bestowng their
that exent that u exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening
and saosoon broadway No ash Of Murray
pos tho City Hall This enlargement OF warehouse with the
factory will enable
bers hand all stock VI burglar
proof than Auy other esbbhmen Tho world
Will be nmea
with other furniture for tho security Of plate and jeweiy
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doos patent bank Cyger
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July 2o-1awtsep 8

mo. 6ls.
Notice Of the Postponement OF the Pubic Sales
in Minnesota, ordered to be held by PrOcla-
ma ion No. COG.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tho public
OF tho public within e iAs for Mo
blood the acotAh Isdasa
Proclamation No o06 dated May ~ 1sas ~ bsA
offices Farbau Hendsrsn We SlAte Hnnsso
trteth of september hAvs
President postponed further
A.. HENDRJCR1
Commissioner OF tho General land oAco
July 27-1aw4w lint &star
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EXTRAORDINARY SCENE.

The following account Of an extraordinary scene in
the battle of Bareiy, India, the 9TH Of May Is from
| the correspondence of the London Times
Arrived here, he says all knew that the battle of
Bareilly would take place. This the morning of
the 5th After daybreak the army had Its usual first halt
and Sir Colin rode actively among the various regiments
experimenting the arrangements which nominaly were
left in the hands Of Brgadier Walpole The commander
n-chef was without staff d-dc-camp Sir David
Baird, sick of fever the other, Capt Allison suffering
from smallpox Indeed, the STAFF Of the commander
inchef and that Of his chief Of the staff offered no
pleasant profitable prospect Sir Colin has used up
than set of officers completely, and of Gen.
Mansfelds staff there only remains Capt Hope John
stone. However, way other the work Ia done.
Here follows detailed account of the despat Of the
force The first shot, approached the stream which
crosses the road fired by the enemy from rude
breastwork thrown up about half mile in front Of the
bridge but few shots from batteries speedily drove
them back from this advanced position and they fell
back from the bridge towards the deserted and half ruin
buildings which formerly the lines Of our force
at Bareilly The suburbs Of the town taken pos
session Of by the Skhs, who being exposed to Heavy
fire, retired In disorder, and met by the advancing
Highlandes, And now occurred o most extraordinary
scene.
Among the matchbox men, who to the number Of 700
or 800 lying behind the walls Of the houses was
body of Ghazce and Mussulmen fanatics, who, like the
Roman Dec devote their lives with solemn oas to their
country and their faith utteng loud cries One hundred
and thirty of these fanatics sword in hand, rushed out
after the Skhs and dashed at the left Of the right wing
Of the Highanden; with bodies bent and heads low
waving tulwers with circular motion In the air. they
came on with astonishing apdity. AT first they were
mistaken for Shs whose passage had already somewhat
disordcred ranks.
Fortunately Sir Colin close up with the AID. His
Keen quick eye detected the once .Seady men,
steady close up the ranks bayonet them as they come
on, was just tn time, for these madmen furious with
bang, were already among us, and body Of them
sweeping around the left Of the right wing got into the
rear OF the regiment The struggle sangusnary but
short Three Of them dashed 80 suddenly at Col Came
ron that they pulled him of his horse he could de-
end himself and he would have been hacked to pieces
but for tho galent prompttude of Color Sergeant 0a
twinkling OF eye. Bhgadicr Walpole hsd similar
escape In few minutes the dead bodies Of 1873 Of these
Ghazeee, and some cightoen or twenty wounded of
ours, were all tho tokens loft OF the struggle.
On the 7th advance pushed right through the
town. In the Jail found poor lnnstc. Mr. IIeely
Englishman who was left behind when the nsurrcc
ton broke out and whose life had been spared by the
superstition OF the Mahommedans
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Some of the Illinois farmers agree in saying that the
amount Of sugar raised in that State this year from the
Sorghum will exceed in amount Including, Of
course the moasses made in the prooessthat of
any other one product article of export grown and
manufactured In the State The Cincinnati Times thinks
that this is exaggerated statement but adds there
be doubt the amount Is really very considerable
and that sugar may hereafter be regarded as ono Of
the staple productions not only of Illinois, but Of most
Of the northwestern States" {f
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INTERESTING TO LAD IES.---When in the course
lsds losc II thar sreAs
natural attractions hno head OF ha bcconcs nser ~ se
Importance and the question What shall DO 10 stop the
hair from ing on and restore ~ and bsny' IN reply
query beg r Hsrrhb Hair rronoter saA In
few applications will stop As hair Alng = brs.a,ag
the scalp clean ana vhte iapsrt fresh
and, although bald
twenty years of monsAs viii
Call bote asaed
application return and the price psd
Dr. Harrss llair Pomocr and lmprover sd IN Rich
monr by ~ ffiEt<sN, Druggist
Maine and 17tl and Main and Wall
Washington ID. GILMAN druggist Pcnnsyvans
nue. street. sod H. CLARK, ~ sucS and rcnn
May 2i--3m
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One hundred and thirty miles southwest of Topcsa.
Kansas, q young man from New Jersey, crossing the
White water river branch OF the Arkansas observed
that the muscles aboundng In its bed seemed precisely
identical with those which had proved 30 prolific of
pearls in New Jersey One Of his companions thcreupon
proposed that they should collect and examine onnn-
tity Of them. The suggestion was acted on bushel
Of the shells were gathered and opened and s peais
wrs found IN them Every body in the vicinity at once
proceeded to pearl hunting and the latest accounts state
some five thousand little pearls ranging In size from
large pea to q pin-hcad, have been found. 'sF
The vicksburg True southron congratuates the clti
zens Of that place that not single yellow fewer
has occurred there during tho present season
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EDUCATION.


Il AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, PENNSlLV ANA Az
rSUK ABovB STREET The underssnc lAis president
u kims.n College Delaware assisted by Mas hAiAD
u the semo nstulon and Mas NARY
WIIlA ssng eeeIress OF the Genesee seminary Now
ladies Nos l39 aud lol Penn
Fyl, anM avenue nonday September o.
,s furnishing the school in the
or.I methods of insueon and
eruon, institute viii bo found credtabe 10 The
sty and worthy oonadencs Of Its citizens
Tho that generally pursued at highest fomae
ututlous Young satisfactorily passing their
. entire entitled diploma To Insure each
.udou that attention and personal iuteest requisite
siudy department will receive twenty
M very limited will DO received Of
family.
TUITION Primary department ito junior sa senior SIS
per quarter -, -
please call al the institute
l.. O. LOOMS A. n
Rearens tho following gentlemen whose daughters
wards La ve under my instruction and
Hon Thomas H. Hicks governor OF Mary land
Hon. r. Csusey, governor Of Delaware
R,y. Bishop Low Scott ID. D., Wilmington, Delaware
Hon. Geo W. Sparks, mayor city of Wilmington.
Dr. II. y. Ankew, postmaster city uf Wilmington.
Rsv. Hamilton Baltimore.
W wo!s, esq, Department Interior, Washington.
Y zimmerman, esq., Alexandria, Virginia
August 20--eolm
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w NTlLIGENCE, AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY. GEoRGh
FARNAN Office Main door W the banking uouso y
Cole Sumner, Il Co., Ia Crosse, Wisconsin.
prepared buy, SELL give nfcrmaon with regard
farming pine lands lands ehor
money Wisconsin Minnesota attend
tho selling OF lands lots dwelling houses other
make collections, sxamAe ts
collect rents, &c, &c.
attention LOANING MONEY which guaranty
worth three times TIC of loaned
the twelve interest paid
Wisconsin Minnesota
than New York the that lands advancing
per Interest legal In WISCONSIN, high
as and In Minnesota there ~ law.
letters OF inquiry promptly attended TO- and
rentted by mail OF the country
Feb 1T--6m GEO FARNAH.
refers following gentemen Hon washburnc c.
Point Wis Gov Alox W. Randall Enlson Mis- Lieut. Gov
Campbell La Crosse Wis Hon g. Hasings Estate raAsuras
Trempccan WIS., Hon Theo Rodo reccycr u Land oor) Ia
Crosse Crosse Wis; Judge Lord do
do GALL Judge 9th Judicial crcui Galeyile, WIS.,
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DICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER 1853
Il y GREGORY AAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
~ drawn under the Superintendent Of
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

DEPARTMENT CoLUsHA CoIIEGH
Washington ID. G.
Tho thirty annual OF lectures will this
institution Of October and continue until the LIST OF
March.
THOMAS MILLER N D.,
Professor OF Anatomy
WIILIAM p JOHNSTON, NJ d.
procssor o Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children
JOSHUA RILEY, ". d.,
Professor Nateria Medca Therapeutics, and lily ygene
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d..
Professor Pathology Practice Of Medicine Clinical Medicine
JAMES J. WARING, NJ. d.,
Professor Scroscopcal and Pathological Anatomy
r. KING STONE, NJ d.,
Professor Ophthame Medicine and and Surgical Anatomy
JOHN G. \. HoISTON, N. D.
Professor OF Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
HENRY WURTZ, NJ A.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SELDEN W. CROW, d. D.,
Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
eSre t0s
Single tckets 10
uatrouang fee paid only D
Graduating expenses .--s-.-. 20
No charge clinical lectures.
]. RILEY, N. D., Dean
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NLEMOIRS OF RACHEL, by Madame De b.;
lvk price 81
America their Geography Population, Com
mercc, etc., by r. @. siuisr; price ~
Joseph Curtis, Model Man; price 10 cents
The History OF Richard the Third by jacob Abbott, P'co 90 eehs
just received aud 70 a TAYLOR hAURYS
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DRADYB GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
Seventh Swaeny Ruenhousc FAINT, Co.'S
rkng HouseAr BRADY begs respectfully TO inform tho public
Of the liberal he has received
opening his Photographic Gallery Al Washington he WILL
wary original intention, keep open during the
mouths.
efficient Of artists will bo constantly in attendance to exc
anbroypcs In the best possible
Prices ras,osag Jross esed doltsr upuuvds,
Inc collection portraits distinguished this gallery the
largest world open for public inspection day nn
days cxocpted) fron y, a. M, To !, p. m
July 1-cod3mos
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WisnIyGroS ISTIRNanr.

Clinical Department Of the National Medical College.
During clinical lectures delivered by the Pro-
Medicine Surgery, operations
performed During tho period Of the
delivered the other Until tho
the approaching these lectures will be de-
Hved daily commencing at ~, Students residing in the city
above lectures FREQ OF charge Persons
wish become resident students address tho Gu
will inform them tho terms, and register their
iDr vacancies. w. L. JOliNSTON, NJ d.,
~ lp-2awtlstNoy Curator.
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TTNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE.-The facilities Of
L orded the FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE for thorough and practical knowledge Of tho French
language surpassed equaed other institution in tho
will the coming
which will the 9th OF September and OF the
will pursued taught through tho medium Of the
FRENCH majority the pups
the nuency Tho advantages Afforded by the soees
who his tolerably good reading knOw
Of tho language unty in tho Of tho winter
Circulars and catalogues be obtained all tho book and music
,toree, and No 1S2 street. Gndsbys Row."
HIRAM COIksON Principal.
NINE CAROLINE ROlIIN CORSON,
PrinCpal
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EN-STREET BOWLING SALOON. 325 Il street
- between Twelfth and Thirteenth srccisThc sned
oam respectfully the temporarily
n Washington that the popular
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sed Tor prcf purpose repnirina
aeys and renting the bshmcnt
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- 49, " ~
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TINHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY The Princ-
pal Mrs RICHARDS gives notice that tho exercises Of this
Institution will be resumed tho LIST OF September, 1883
July Blind
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fNHE UNION ACADEMY exercises of this
l. well known Institution viii bo resumed the 1s Of Sepem
bur, 1883 q. RICHARDS, Principal.
July Sl--1md
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rNlIE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, d. c.
Il The session OF this institution viii commence Wednes
the twenty ninth 29th September Applicants for admission
will bo examined tho Monday and Tuesday before tho opening OF
s Wednesday the eighth s) Of September
Apply J. g. BINNEY President
ADrl b--3ta sNo b 3 ra
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hS. klNGSFORD'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES No 4l5 street Washington CThe exercises
soooi VIII bo resumed October 1883 Circulars Including
S, &c DO viii 5e furnished application the above
""'' July l3-SawtOrtI
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RuGBf ACADEMY, street, opposite Franklin
~ qusreTho exercises OF this School
m v september, under the charge OF the who will
'e nus personal attention the Instruction young
hghsh and classical studies.
Apply by letter otherwise Rev JAMES
A. hAuoiD, Washington, d. c. july 27--cod3w
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M iSS BROOKES ENGLISIs AND FRENCH
I Boarding and Day school, Seven Buildings No. 1913 Pennsy
s avenue, Washington ID c. Tho duos this establishment
VIII % resumed on Monday september 49, 1898
'snel OF ihe Principal And 1t the bookstores.
July Sl-smwt tfIues sThnrs&ast
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tNPlSCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA, AT
IL Howard, the Heights, three miles OF Alexandria
Row JOHN +. MCGUIRE Rector
The Of wi Wednesday,
The 9Th of September
The studies embrace full OF Ancient and Modern Ian
ass The Natural Sciencs Mathematics Engsb Music Drawing,
era $3.50 session. payable invariably scmi annually In sd
vance Sl2s a the OF tho aeon, and S12b
tho second Wednesday February.
" charge includes board tuition in tho regular course and
modern languages light fuel washing mendng, ScevcryhDg
except books stationery and clothing and what urnished
10 The pupil.
husic and drawing extra charges.
Pamphlets containing full account OF school will be cnt 10
oss who it, Applications
ahon to the Rector r. o. Theological Seminary Fairfax
sOany, Virginia.
Right Rev. Vim. Meade ID.
Right Rev. John Johns, d.. ID.
The clergy OF the diocese
r The Professors Of the University Of Virginia
July 2-5awtssep
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A Golden Prize.

A monster nugget of gold has been
found at Kingower, 100 miles from Mel
bourne, by four old California miners,
named Robert and james Ambrose and
Samuel and Charles Napier. It is two
feet four inches in length, by ten inches
in width at its widest point, and eight in.
ches thick at one end and four inches at
the other. Its weight is LAG lbs., or fI743
o. IL dwts., and its value is about s34,.
$50, American currency. The nugget
was found in the sand thirteen feet below
the surface. 1t is perfectly free from ex-
traneous matter. The lucky owners are
two pairs of brothers; one pair being Eng
lish and the other Boston boys. They
have been four years in the diggings, and
had quite prize before striking the last
prize. They have the nugget on exhibi.
ton, and intend to exhibit in London
and in the States ''s
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Cato's Extra Prayer.

A pious old negro, saying grace at the
table, not only used to ask blessing u
pom his board, but be would also petition
to have some deficient dish supplied
One day it was known that Cato was out
of potatoes; aud suspecting that he would
pray for some at dinner, a wag provided
himself with small measure of the veg
etsbles and stole under the window which
stood near the table of our colored Chris
tiau. Soon Cato drew up chair and
commenced
"0h, Massa Lord, will dow in dy prov
dent kindness condescend to bresS ebry-
thing before Us, and be pleased to bestow
upon Us few taters-"
Here the potatoes were dashed upon
the table, breaking plates and uPsettiug
the mustard pot.
"Den's un, Lord,' said Cato, looking
with surprise. "Only jes left um down a
little easier next time"
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No. "a,

he jumped up and forward, planting both
his feet upon the giants breast Burke
fen like a log; but his breast was heavily
boned, and be was soon on his feat again.
Look ye," cried Cranky, sternly, you
have seen enough of me to know that
am not to DC triaed with. Now go away,
and you shall go unharmed, save that one
black eye. Bot if you trouble me more
shall most assuredly hurt you. / have
given you Warning
"l'il lick ye afore l go; if don't"
We will simply add that the re N ainder
of the sentence was composed of fearful
oaths, and that while they were yet quiv-
ering on his lips, he clenched his 6sts and
darted forward. ...5..
This time the doctor received him in Q
new fashion. He stopped every blow
which Burke madly and clumsily aimed
at him, and began to rattle in a shower
ofknocks upon his face, head, breast, arms
and body, that soon completely bewilder-
ed him. On they came--heavier and
heavier-thicker and faster-each one
cracking like pistol and planted exact
ly where it was aimed. In very short
time Burke was not entirely exhausted,
but his whole body, above the waist, was
beaten till the flesh was black and con-
fused. He beloved like calf for mer-
cy.
"Will you leave the ground at once :"
demanded the doctor.
"Yes."
"And will 20 promise never to annoy
Mary Livingston againl"
"Yes."
"Then CO." @
Like whipped cur, as be was, the fel-
low left the ground, and when he was
gone the young doctor had not even
scratch, cried out in rinning, happy
tone -e
"COme, boys and girls, now to sport
I'll 60 and wash my hands and then join
you"
Ere long the cloud was gone, and the
day ended amid cheers ana smiles, and
happy songs. Every body might have
been jealous had everybody wanted to,
for everybody's girl firtedt and; ade love
with the doctor all day long; but every
body was not jealous.
Within week Jonathan Burke left our
village, never to cnterit again. He couldn't
stand the sneers and gibes that we're cast
upon him, nor could he bear to see those
who had witnessed the sum- mary punish
meut he had received 1t was glad day
for our village when he left it, and the
doctor never gave more effective nor q
more valuable purge than be did when
he purged the place of that incubus.
One thing more: Within a week eve
ry young man in our village had pair
of dumb bells, aud such another swinging,
and dinging, ringing, and fiDging of cold
iron for the development of muscle was
never seen before nor since, l venture
boldly to assert. E F