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Mss Juuass MAYS CONCERT this evening must not
he forgotten as our fair aud ge townswoman oilers q
most attractive programme Her share OF IT, doubt
not will be executed with the business OF conception and
elegance of style which distinguished her dbas, when
the difficult passages OF opcratc music were given
with brilIiancy aud dccacy of execution which showed
careful training in good school That sweet song
Tn ha Rose Of Sa,ner sang Miss May will sing IT,
will bc OF the most agreeable and striking features OK
the evening.
Mr. Aptonmas, the harpist, ha succeeded to Rochss
as master of that instrument Herr Rudolplscn, the
BARITONE Is a very able artist and Professor Thunder.
the pianist of the evening, is already fasoraby known
here. This combination OF mllsic; attractions can but
attract large and fashionable audience to Philharmonic
Hail. and we hope to 1t crowded
GAS MErrns. The appointment Of sworn inspector
OF gas meters is much talked Of and will probably he
brought before the councils ut carly day. There
sworn inspectors Of weights and measures and those
who use false punisl cl. Why not also hold
gas companies liable IT, 10y incorrect meters, they give to
the consumer short measure We glad to see that
"Quantco" the Washington correspondents OF the Alex
atrra Sentinel has taken this matter in hand, he has
heretofore carefully examined it, and understands IT,
TnE NYxrri OF THE Anxc now exhibition at Crovci,s
music school, of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue is exquisite work OF art, and well worth u
risit There also at the place several other
fine pieces Of statuary, especially adapted for gar
dcns others for halls parlors Besides, there ala
bastcr tatuccs, Etruscan Grecian urns bponze
works Of art and various othcs fancy articles They
have been imported by signor Vito VIII and will be sold
eeetion this evening. Meanwhile advise all to
anime them.
TrcKEs for Hon Edward Everctts address on Chai
ty Tuesday evening next, at the Smithsonian nst
Ellis and at the principal hotels book and drug stores
AS the supply Of tickets is limited ind will be sold
at the DOORS it will be we'll FOR those who wish to attend
to procure them at once
Hon EDWARD EvkRErT will deliver his celebrated adj
dress OIL CHARITY at Georgetown, Monday evening
next at haunt scvcn o'clock. The funds derived from
the delivery of this address have been the Of
cvng the poor and the needy Of other Cities and
trust t!,d it will realize lstgc for the same benevo
lent object both ID Georgetown and in Washington.
MARRIED.,
n, this civ on tho 10Th Instant JAMES
SKUNK rennsyvas Mss REBEK All daughter y tho Hon
$. BLACK,
DIED,
city 9Th instant JOSEPH BENSON IN the o'l
OF his age, 7& ef K gGt Gsf
isc was born Talbot county, Maryland, 1lth day Of
the revolution, from s7e to 1888 ho was
cugaarl IN u his native State.
Mr. syos learned pncc his fi, IN Him who
isn his long lille his
The ms Ills end a. his
life had been consistent faime,e sime'ioa" x@ehs
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Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York.
T'pity budding Ill Bfoadsuy
FlNIE assets of this company amount to nearly
aud entirely cash Of which thr
itop hahd honoa iS invested toai
real estate in ibe city aud state Of New York valued mt
lions oJ dollars
Tho profits already amounting H,iton
thousand dollars, the property Of the policy holders.
TERMS
Forms application and pamphlets giving every sup
Piled applying the ouoc comIanys agents
IREDK $. WINSTON, President
ISAAC AIiiArT Secretary
SHEPPARD IOMANS Actuary.
MlNTURN l1Sr, NJ. d. Medical Examiner.
May 26--Iys
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MOURNING slLKs.-opcned to-day 20 pieces

MOURNING sILKS.-Opcned to-day 20 pieces
IVL various styles, widths, aud rics mourning silks
rev choicc styles second mourning silks.
Tho variety and extent enables
offer all such mbfcs
our northern and correspondents supplies
daily
ooc price ony marked ru 0gacs therefore
oycrchnrgcj. H.tH l
All old bins must be settled before made We
flexible this Irrpt
aarr not oomng credit business Is
dhtressnely large
Riis presumed
II Is determination cash
possible without disturbing the relations which have
between
PERRY a. BRurIEE
"tentiai stores - west building,
March o--lo,if Opposite tan,rc Market
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing
INVENTED ny EUGENIo IATriIA ARCHITECT NJ s. b. A &C.
hESIGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
IL ascs, and farm buildings Odce Gohica near Csppnqun
Wtschcstcr county, New York.
June l7--dtf
We would call attention the o( s
commissioner for mes' OF the States Territories
sioncr In the United States Claims Gann thor
oghy conversan with business connected with The
Washington and the practice Of the United Claims
lNo@ Fork Daily Ncns
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, & CO.,

CORNER ZINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
Il available all the principal cts of tho world Also
tile credits Tor use in Europe, China, Nc
Jan 31--.md
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Mar ii
MTAsIIlNGroN BRANCH RAILRoAD.--.Ttaius

NV bSITTNITUN BNNNLTT NATIlTtUl IL FfHllS
w toilnw3:
htgon 8, M m; az 81 90, y. m; Is,
q.
trains aud ro aud 4. 20, p directly
the Fast and a, Relay for the Vest those al
and si5, M hr Annapolis and at B. Tor Frederick and
Norfolk
The o, a. m p M, express Aop only
Annapolis aud Washington functions.
The Saturday, goes only lhaiei
phia.
sunday ouly train, At 20, p
Jan II ss 7. H. PARSONS, Agent
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D,ivERNois, HOTEL.

IT. II 7
Ptanulsmia aceaue, tc'nsn l7M and lsh stroets.
MAD. III. DIV ERNOIS bcgs leave TO respectfully
lNl the public that it rnshI,,le hoe With
been vorel with The mb acicuus patronage, PRESENT
IN better order than The rooms, recently
Thoroughly repaired, i i discDg,ged, family
the bost aeeommodaions very good been recently
N
March 9--sllw
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nAILY OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES IN ALI
nrsl class G.noy aud aple dry goods adacd

/ hAihl VI pihIANb CtlIi.if"c IN ALL
IL rst class fancy aud staple dry goods adapted general
Az stock fancy silks sbow merinocs mousscinos
mantlcs, vastly and recently rednccd prices.
One pre only marked in plain figures; consequently
buyers not ovcrrnrgcd,
Bills presented for payment Dun,irt
determined PURPOSE rake near cash
Business possible wihon disturbing the
have existed between Of long
series Of years"
FERRY 4 BROTIFR
"Central Stores, = building
March 9--lCtiN opposite
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WociIe,is.
WooIIehs.
1857.
WILSON &. HUNT h CO., tNroRtfR,
Sd to 36 Park Plute,
$. q. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

.. " HerTmS q Io.s fateht ShamPloh cales'
FJNfiE subscribers, grateful for past tavors, and
finding that discriminating public bc9towing their
that extent that exhibit all
Their stock have enlarged their depot by opening
POL
Ie The City Halt This enlargement, warehouse with the
enlargement their factory will enable tho suoscri
hand MI times stock Of hre and burglar
proof than other establishment the world Particular
will be had to sas families match
with other furniture for the security Of plato and jcwely
Also
VIII keep hand make all kinds chests vault
aud bank vaults Halls patent powder proof ck Mr. banks
ioness pemu,a,oD bank rk Crygers
patent letter lock, Without key. sa4#
$. C. HERRING e. Co,
Nos. 1875 1877, and I39 Water street. and
Nc. 23I broadway, corner Murray ST., New York.
r. C0YJ.E Il co, Agents
Washington, u. c.
H. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--ly Richmond, Virginia.
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ID II. GILIET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
ns bis obe to his residence Frauk,tn Row.
Thirteenth streets Ie VIII continue devote his attention principal
iy in the Uniod States Supreme Court
2s--W
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lion. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver an adj.
IL dress Charity" for the benefit OF the the city,
me nuspces Of the loung Mn Christian Association Young
tols friend socity and Ladies Union Benevolent society y
the smithsonian Institution Tuesday evening, March 10th
Tickets 81 10 be had at john r. Ess music store the principal
hotels Nairns, yaons, Stds, Gilmans gecy, Harbaughs
siott's ani Carkos drug and the bookstores.
As the number tickets IL limited should be secured
March edit
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TO THy CITIZENS OF wAssAiNG.fON.
woIfc.s SchiedANs Aromatic Schnapps


proprietor bcrs sND 10 Of strangers and tho
zens of WasFrs TO article c Holland which
he nrolu< V the public
clam Ar4rAic schnapps.
Ib.e gin manufactured by the proprietor vssvey his
Shielan Holland II rs Nspdn um the
IN Europe by
the common harsh berry, but by the variety
lsasM berry, dis.
tiled and rNhci with N rrituous solvent
sntsd nnrc Of exquisite flavor altogether
msins cordial and medicinal my alcoholic beverage
kncwn.
The proprietor has submitted the whole
the United states has about four th
sand Physicians and chemists who encrc Signatures
as mosi desirable addition TO thc hinteria melka
Persons who purchase should tho genuine article
the whole flooded mutations
Put and sr dozen can and for
sale BY all the respectable druggists and eoccs the United
UfxA.rfio WOLFE
Sole tmyncr aud Manufacturer
refst No - Beaver street. New York
Ncc I3 -d3mif
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T,ROM LONDON. --sheridan's Dramatic Works.

il vol. 81
Heptnmeron Of Margaret Of Navarro. I vol. 81
Pettigrcw's Collection Of Emtar,s. 1 vol 81 2s
1lumboldt's Travels. vols IS 70.
Poly Of Foreign Travels l vol 81 %.
Classic Tales. l vol. 81
Homer IIiAd--leral translation vol rs cents
Thucyliles 2vvs Literal translation. 81 30.
Ccrrvs Oniecs. vol Literal translation. rs cents
Ssphoclcs | vol LITERAL translation. rs ocnts.
Hand Book ot Proverbs. l vol 81 rs.
Dictionary % Tia Sica Quotations. vol 81 %.
ncnnostbcncs Crown vol Literal translation rs eenls
Francis Quarlcs Euchirisicn vol 20
John Anhrcy's Mscclian'es vol 81 I.J.a
Selicns Table Talk vol 81 IS
lord Mshon's Rise of the Indian Empire. vol ~ 2s.
March pEANCK TAYLOR
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HALL PENNSYLv ANA
AVENUE

MISS iUIJANA MAYS CONCEltr, 3is5ts
Assisted by Mr. Arr~xAs ILrlas aiscai
ane. in Washington from Iareir lRaa Rrlra
sy po ular rarionc and Mr.. H. e. Tncsp-N t,aluepr-
TrUssrAy EVENING, MARCH Ii, 1853
PROGRAMMEe--rARr T. t,
Arii--lucr i",1eui
Herr Rudolplscn
q. vaina Ia Note, II Trovatorc tssNerdi
4t Miss JUIIANA MAY 9 f
fhiitiza, harp "Mpncrchi scnrani Avatr
Mr.. AItonlnrls 28s3
4. lis the Last Rose Of Sunifisr.
Miss JUf1AsA NAY.
Ii rrovenza-Trayiata. Verdi
s.u ss3t Herr Rpophsei.
Aria--Ab JiurgrIA scnnanbua i'clln
Miss JUIIaNA MAY.
Ns raRr H. ea
Robert to que Jaime . Mcyerbeef
,.a Miss JuIIANA NAY. m 9
q Scrcnade shuher
Herr l,udophscn.
Home, Sweet Home Aptcin'nas
AptoDmas tt
Bniisii Macbeth Verdi
Miss JuIIANA MAY. ~
Il. Bowed DcNn Bale
iferr ffihph-cD
Admission 10 al parts ST. SEATS be secured with
charge. " !. !,
prnrs ut 7cco al g.
Splendid Piano used on this ocasin cfickcrDg
son'a ,,stn) kindly furnished by Mr.. Richard Davis.
Noucsss JUJANA MAYS Second Concert viii take place
o saturday, 18th hi-,an. 'ttt March lit
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Eugchc DupNs,

Eugene DupNs,
Sole 4gsa for Psse & Lubs's f!fumry and Compounds
TIME agency for the United States of Mcesrs. Pesse
Bitn perfmcry fntc In london having
Tom The late hrm pgcr &Co 800 Broadway 10 my ir iNr
beiag with esttbs shr,en)
merchants fancy goods dealers, lhe trade
Iha keep hand anl in bind nsiaut supply Of csso ab
articles such The Frangann perfume and IT, compounds
Icsscho nut preparations n all their varieties 10 which
added whatever said
combining excellence with novelty.
their orders being filed with romptness and
able terms as heretofore T. BurUY.
COG Broadway, New York.
The real Franripann perfume manufactured only
Iiesc nbn london, and they take this
which icfr how
approach degrees the exquisite fragrance
T. x l..
Franglpanni bouquet
Frnng,pann oil for tho hair cyquisteiy scented
fruit Hold their imrat delight
ful fragrance 10 articles they placed near.
Frangirnnn scented
Take hot cnier batwccn
Tiecn the upon and the will be Delightfully."-
perfumcd.
frangiJan pomadc This Is Italian for
suporlative has world wide reputation
Frangipanni satchct Sold everywhere.
March b2tawfucs Ssat3m
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TTHE NEW BOOK STORE Franklin Philip

'INllE NEW BOOK STOItE.-Franklin I'hilp re-
i pc.tu'y informs his the public he leased
e store the pc,npancy cf Mcrs White 90 Ne 332
ftnny Nint Tenth
enfucd fr'n the northern he has pconas
" hngs and American l-k and Stationery which viii b. fou
examination 10 he ii the ch,icr-t kins.
f'm ls nr end varied experience Europe and
ooicd with connexions ondcn his facilities
Inferior 10 an, house in the United States.
'hp purposes opcning fins establishment about the 1Ob
" N.sh next Further particulars
feb iP-tWWG FRANKLIN
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II Amanach pour rIrc. 10 cents.
Alinanach Comque. u cents
Al,nanaoh Iunaiiluc. IL cents.
Almanaeh Bouflan Is cents.
Alnanach in Whist. H. cents.
Aimsnech de Mere Gigonr. Is cents
Almsuach rolici,incile Is cents
Aimanach du Chasscur Is cents
Amanach Musical, Is cents.
Mar
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

In this y on tho Instant Rev My TtsrS, JAMES
SKUNK Of iennsylvaia REBK All, daughter " tho Hon
S BLACK
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NEW LAMP AND OIL STORE opposite Browns
~ Hotel The undersigned prepared furnish the pub
m WIN sperm and lari oils, camphcnc spin, glass and
me'H lamps " every description aud price.
A. HATCH,
fcoV-iimh s55 rennsylvania avenue south side
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NJ. SNYDER Il SON,
Bankers.

!
Bank No 3ss Peaasylponi erenue Nionol Hsl Buldny)
WASHINGTON Crr, y. c.
VIZ + receive money dcposite, and pay checks
wv without charge, collect hills tho District
Virginia.
of exchange.
OF dcpcste, and
checks specie charge exchange
Buy exchange, coin, money and
Bonds and stocks buy aud sell commission only.
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IT j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depot
Il Is southwest Of Twelfth st,sss Washington,
An 1 dINI

tINOR SALE.--A rare chance I'd secure Il very fine
riding horse lie isa Heautfa black, eight years
upwards h aud surpass
style and at.on and perfect in all aud gait s
A. The livery stable Mr. Levy Humphrey only
Feb 5-slC
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CHARLES s. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oct 23-wtf Dubuque, ioml

Marble Manufactures, TOInbs, Statuettes, Etc.
TINI1E SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
Il ion Of the public to his large and elegant stock Of
MARBLES, ToMrsroSFS, ANp MONUMENTS
north Twelfth
other
marbles, aud every other cf
MARBLE MANTTJS OF THE LATEST STYLES,
hs manufacture, and or superior quality,
lINTIIs, DOOR AND WINDOW sIIs CARRIAGE srETS NEW
YORK FLAGGlNG &c.
In fact everything that required the marble
either for ntity taste Tor the line arts.
Ie particular description is
daily invites visit 10 his yard where him
In addition the above articles he
beautifully wrought tatucc suitable for either TIM
them himself Italy, please
the fancy he will manufacture order such he
BY his varied facilities pronptnes
he hopes 10 meet the expectations of his patrons
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
Esueet north between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3--dGm
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~ EORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL.
M IoK5ArIlw, Nc l6 wan str~, Nsn Fork
a5--6mt
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Miss Christie johnson,
is desrous of forming classes in clocuon in the
schools Washington, and viii give instruction to private
t'is IN that city and in t;sorgeown.
Miss johnson will youths and professional gentle
men and also TO foreigners who wish acquire English
Residence Mss Hsrrcvers 1orpcry Engshs
mary corner Washington and Gay scct-, Georgetown ~
Mrs. Anna Cora Richie, Richmond Va.
ll.1 Ecv, stephen Y. Iiil, Washington, ". &.
Grafton Tyler, NJ n, Georgetown, n. G.
For further Information apply Blanchard Mohun
store Of Irnnsylyunla Eleventh street
Nov6--n
DROF. MACLEOD'S boarding and day school for
i Young ladies, 300 street, between ll,h aud 18th
RIB 16--Siavh
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Fashionable DRY Goods in New York.


WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
Ne. II Gig srrS, Heo fcrt,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large printing, writing wrapping and all other
Kinds paper they sale at the lowest market prices
May 26-1y- iHE
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A CARD.--A Large and Comfortable ROOM, wit
IA water and gas, for rent Inquire Of E ,ni
March 116 No 322 Penn between 9th and 10th.
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@ CENSATION NONEI.--Bcatrico Cenci, translated
y from the Italian. tor sale at
TsyiOR 4 MACRys
March lf-4f Bookstorc 4 srors of street
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WASHINGTON TDrArRE, Mr.. Mathcwss exhibition Of
character is as life like of Bradys imperial photo
graphs, and the audience last night appeared to appre-
catc and TO enjoy the quiet of his performance His
talt Fastr in 'srntcr b. Chatter, was admirable,
displaying his wonderful versatility OF talent, and the
wonderful dsinctncss with which he can rattle of the
English language
Tonight Mr., and Mrs. Mathews appear in capital
parts, and will doubtless attract a large audience.
Jur Cnts,rnAKr ONO CANAL Is now indebted TO
the State of Maryland about fourteen millions of dol
liars and the debt is accumulatng at the of mil
lion Of dollars per annum.
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fINRCNKS, TRUNKS I'VE have this day re
ooivcd another hflc asc,fucn Of h., Leather i,unls
~ eel anil faekng ~ Hat Es. tar,s Rags
making stock the lrrse, this Gay With wn scla
un spay low prices.
lo--5m WALL,
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On Tuesday last We noticed couple OF
individuals in town Cooking for election. =
Our readers viii recoilect that an irrespon-
sible convention held at Fremont week be-
fore last in pursuance of bargain made be-
fore hand. put in nomination sundry indi-
yiduals to fill various county Offices. The
PEOPLE didn't like the manner in which the
operation was performed nor the men NOM
mated, and as the Offices were already filed
by better men By appointment from the
Governor. they concluded not TO open polls
at all on Tuesday. the day fixed for the
election to take place. This was the case
in this township. and we presume also in
all the other townships in the county
This silent contempt manifested is the most
severe rebuke that could possibly have been
administered to the corrupt movement
We are glad to see it. Is is evidence to US
that the people cannot be made TO endorse
political .'scullduggery," no matter from
what source it may come.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

Gov. Denver has gone the way of all
Kansas Governors. He has resigned
Reeder. Shannon. Geary, Walker, Stanton.
and now Denver-bow many more victims
are to fall from that fatal GubernaIorial
Chair? Certainly it speaks well for the
country-better than for the President
that no man can be found in seven trials,
mean enough and unscrupulous enough to
do the vile work required by the Admins
tratIon at the hands of Governor of Kansas.
Some disobey AMI are turned out, some get
out by resigning-but to do the monstrous
iniquities required of them, all re.use! =
Sisyphus, according to the Greek fable,
had the task allotted him of forever rolling
a huge stone up hill. only to have j. forever
roll down on him again. Mr.. Buchanan
has a similar task in trying to establish a
Governor in Kansas. Scarcely is one seat
ed, when out he tumbles again, and every
time the Presidential Sisyphus gets bruised
and battered by the receil.-Al5ony EDen-
ing Journal.
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Montenegrin Atrocities,

"A late letter from ConstautinOple de-
seribes the atrocities committed by the
Montenegrins on Turkiah soldiers:
The 9Th Regiment. which was present at
The affair OF Grahowe. aud of which only
100 men remained, has arrived at Constan-
iinopie. and IS quartered in the barracks of
sEe sefaskerat. Many of these men show
the frightfui and disgusting marks of the
cruel mutations 70 which they were sub
jeeted BY the Montenegrins. By a refine
ment of cruelty, the latter cut off the
hands of the musicians and of the drum
mers. in order to preAent them from using
their instruments In future.
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Frank Blair ana his Slaves.

F. P. Blair, of St. Louis. having been
charged with the ownership of 80 slaves,
and being a bypocrite on the subject of
emancipation, makes answer in published
letter as follows;
s'I am the owner of few slaves, most of
them purchased by me to prevent them from
being separated from their families; and /
have emancipaied more than l now own
The doctrine / advocate, will, if successful,
give freedom to all the slaves in Missouri,
my own included, and / should consider
this great boon cheaply purchased by the
sacrifice of whatever interest have in that
species of properly. George Washington.
Thomas Jefferson, John Jay, of New York,
and Henry Clay, were slaveholders-they
were all advocates of emancipation and
would all be hypocrites according to the
logic of the negro democracy" of the pres
ent day"
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16
Revival of Business in New York.

At no corresponding period do we remen-
Der New York TO be more crowded with
strangers than at present. The hotels are
filling with unexampled rapidity. and the
theatres, which have suffered severely for
the last twelve months. are also beginning
to feel the effects of the influx. In almost
all branches of trade the influence of more
prosperous times is already evident in the
increased activity everywhere observable.
Business men wear a hopeful and cheerful
aspect, and the crowded condition of our
advertisement columns shows that the au-
ticipations of good fall season a'e general.
With the opportunities of clearing off and
renewing the stocks of merchandise which
the forced sales occasioned by the panic af-
forded, and the revivalof confidence amongst
the mercantile classes, which now may be
fairly counted upon, there can be no doubt
that large amount of remuneralive busi-
ness will be done this season. As yet the
probable extent of the fall transactions can
not be estimated prospectively. Some ele
ments of uncertainty are still in force, to
check the sanguine, and limit speculation; +;
but as the season advances, this will, no
doubt. give place to the other extreme, and
full latitude will then he given to our mer-
camille operations.-N ?. Herald, 13h ult.
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Administrator.s Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given thai letters of Admin
IN lstratlon upon the estate of Swell Broxson,
late of Breckenridge county, deceased. have been
granted to me by the Probate Court of Breckiu-
ridge county, & T. bearing dat the fourth day
of September, A. 1858 Therefore, ali persons
iinFiRg claims against said estate are required to
from the date of said ls.ters or they NAV be pre-
eluded from any benefit of such estate and If said
ctaims be not exhibited within three years from
the date OF said letters they will be forever barred
ISAAC BROXSON, -
zdnr Of Sewell BroxsOn, deed.
September 18Th, Is5s-3s
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I,a,ee,,ents TO Subscribers.

We will furnish TIE News and ExERIs 1oVE-
s.L OF AeEIcuITURE, (price $2.Oo) the best Agri-
cultural Journal in the Northwest, one year iof
three dollars and t,oentyJfDe cents We mage TINS
liberal offer with the hope of Increasing our own
subscription list, and also that oil an eAceiien."
rieultural journal which viii De founo 70 Oe aaAp'
ted to the wants Of the farmers of Kanzas'
Also, one copy of TIE NEWS Tor one year
and one copy of the ATLANTIC, the great Boston
Monthly. one year for four dollars! The price OF
the ATLANTIC alone, is three dollars.
Now is the time.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-16

Yesterday was emphstically dusty,
windy day. Dust in your eyes. nose. mouth;
on chairs. tables, beds; in cupboards. book
cases. and over everything animate or in
animate. Dust fioated in the air; whirled in
eddies through the streets. almost blocka-
ding them. A 'scrinoline'' attempting to
navigate down street. under spread can
vass. was suddenly collapsed. After this
'ccident no more attempts of the kind were
made. Everything went under close reefed
top-sails and bare poles.