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CONQUEST OF MEXiC0.-A new history of the
conquest Mexico pop
altar historians Of that fully vindoaed ny Robert Anderson
wilson VI and Religion
Price az published for sale Washington
atltbHt9t ga4isa TAYLOR r. MArRy's Bookstore,
Deb 10 eNJaa No 9sa Penn. avenue, 9Th street
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WILLIAM r.. DOVE A. CO.,

Oh street, fsw doors north Of Pennsylvania assnaf,
DEG leave TO announce to the citizens OF Wash
That they prepared 10 execute any oFoes
which they may be favored With In tho i4ilitfft.ia
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING
business respective branches will he the supervision OF
sknl the North where practical experience h
familiar with all modern improvements In ae1
they spared trouble the very
workmen 49, ~ .-l NJ u b. u. 1.
We invite q CHANDELIERS and other gas
nxures. etts tftlif
A. r. Strict attention. In the execution Of orders ana
prices induce hope Tor share Of public patronage
Dec ALL u e t $50 z ftIt s. ~
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sTbe Grand Duke Of Baden under
guardianship by OF insanity
fills ier Ferdinand husband of tho hate Queen regent
III September 10, 1860. .sHi 81 W
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TIE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

the States with that
of he territory erected into States exhibits the inter
miles exceeds that Of
the former superficial the Territories organized aud
orvanxed s sci follows EgstH e#H
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public The
land Offices Che State ofwscsAs at The periods hereinafter dea
srsSxSs porSr commencing Monday,
% a. ai s s dc saar aasG Ss aud parts
townships, viz;
Ao, y ssas ias ad eat n az youA pyiaepaI sastdaaA.
Townships 3s md sa Il range g. f
townships % and 81, Of range
To%aships IS s. aad 81 d range !.
Az he land oee sKs4 Porsr commencing Monday the
ssbs sections within the aforementioned townships, which
main y The United States 'ssAn az niiss eah M Of Tue rail
road iro Madison OF Columbus by Of Portage c 90 the ~
oS river Or lake between lowahps twenty-five and h
subject as required BY law, minimum Of too dollars AID nv
cents pr acre, Wis ltl,s. ey't& H A
Nora es baS Iins and u osntA priapal psian
Townships 10, 10, II, and rs, Of range ?,
Townships 10, As, aud ~ Of ranges 0 and
Townships 40 and 10, Of range o. 4.,8 f,a- ssHts =
Township Is, Of range o. as Easa s-s 3 tf
t day Ap ned fos The disposal Of the public lands hereto
ships, viz: tiiAt ~ 49iit @
~ lsas Of fourth prsaerai pseyidian.
Townships 20, 2T, 2s, 20, and 80, Of range
nor Of he line and e Joa,th principal ersiian
I Tswa:I % % q IS % and Z. 80 e rsass
Townships 80, 81 81 %, g! s. So 81 aud % g.
T Sp ST. an and a. 81 q s sss 81 . range
49, ~ 49, rs and ID 20 % 80 inclusive 81 Of
34 and 80 Of township So this y d section IA the 81 Of the NE
d. sso os 81 81 and @ s u 81 ,e on
Townships as and 49, sections 2 a4 o aud 8; the and
sw 4 Of section o sections TO- H. ~ IA a. no. the Sc \ Of
~ sections Is and 20 @ 20 nea TIC 4 and se sw 4 Of sec
10 NJ a. q "a 70 70 rs 80 81 a. 80 and 80
and the the sw q section is SECTIONS 20 ~ "a 20 IS 49,
p s ~ n and 81 So asS @n 81 49, % rnss 70
TO- ~ 49, H. 49, 90 20 the y u section
81, 49, township SO; sections, 8 ., s. TO- ~ IA
IS 20 e. "a 20 IS 80 80 "a and 80 q township 81 SECTION" 81
~ and IA the u of the So u Of as sections 49, 81 a. 80
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THOS. A, HENDRICKS,


Noruudcr regulations of the department. heretofore
existing payment be made for advertising proc
nations publishers specially pub
lish by Commissioner the General Land Office, 81
Jan 10--lawlJw nt&sarl AZ. "a s.s u 8.
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS b iNtfNN W
IN Charlie Weeks Holiday Rydac Tectoy price
Losing tho Way, Jerry NJ Parker so cents
The Mirage Of Life price 30 cents ~ @ at
be TORTOISE shell Comb price 40 cedts. it
Walter Bnnng the Adopted son Illustrations cf the Lords
PRAYER by A. IS. A. e. anthem % lerosm; 70
Nanny Thorn House Pantry price cents
Bishop Rsycnco by John Norton NJ price 80
flesslc Melville Prayer Book Instructions 70 cents. M
Voc sale By T' n BLANCHARD q MoHUN,
Oyt2 Of nth aud fsnn
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS or GOTERNMENI AND
THE TIMES THE INJECTION or STATE off1chhS or
THE gEVRRAL STdTES. .s
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IN "a. CARpWELL. ReaI ESTATE and Gener.

II OhINOW IN6dI EEf1IC dnU
LIZ Commission Broker has taken the Office surs In No
proposes selling
buying real anywhere The Union renting and collecting
procuring business
tanning ren estate with unexceptonal legal aid.
of the do
especially the distant adjacent
advertising his bcng
necessary
having SUCH well attending having advertisements in
papers Of Columbia
where application otherwise TO him thus saving tho
expense a trip the city, and prompt retnrns made
tons Of business which properly be clasd under the head
general commission brokerage,
Vim. A. Harris formerly OF Msson) Dr. A. Y.
p Garnet Col Jas g. Beret, Richard walach, eq and
propretors generally of Washington
Mcssrs @. b. Davenport and Hon oaskc Richmond Va
WIN Plurcr Allegheny City, Pa Col A. Burnley Frank
fort and York 1--du
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GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES AND TERRITORIES
WITH THEIR SALARIKS, TERMS OF OFFICE AND THE
EXPIRATION OF THEIR RESPECTIVE TERMS
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Of The General Land Office.
NOTICE no pRE.EMITIoN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled TO the right OF empton to Of tho
the townships and fractional townships above mentioned
required establish the the satisfaction OF the register and
Of the land Office and make payment Mror
practicable after Ai notice and before the day appointed tor
the public sale the lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
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st shoosg gsaasii saoDF land olgrorcd b te scn
States ay 10 3ou Jase, 1851.
Number Of quar-

ae Of a,.sola aud eaeA II ne staf and
frsssories aoi4dae and aassryed, offered ana aeef
ed lands oat the 30th june, 1906:
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"TM. T. DOVE & co. are now prepared to exc
wv any with which they may be favored
Plumbing Gas, Steam fitting business.
(store syed o Of Psnnsycania arenus
Where may complete of chandeliers
gns, steam, and water fixtures Jan
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psEtor Of The above papers win please copy and send their
b's 10 the Patent onfe with paper containing this notice
Feb l8-iaw3w III ~. 80 f4rfH hn11
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n -----
Every entitled 70 the right empon the lands
within the townships and parts townships above enumerated
establish the ic satisfaction and
Of the land Office, aale
practthls offer ag ms .s, and bfre the appointed for
the ~ tho palc sale &c the lands the
tract ellinIea otlierNie such Chairs win ho nretcd
I5a is IA. I'd TlIo9 A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Oboe
nee 30 Ian law Hat 4 start
the regulations Of Tho department. hereioIore and
nov existing made advertising gocanans
except 10 such Publishers specially authorized 10 publish by ,e
CupiniS of the Qonrrafi Hand Office. .a.it.s
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lam ". o. % " . - ~.
The !, The x Of the ~ and the sw Of section "a tbs
y Y oft1e NE "a sE and the = OF The sW = o. secuon 20
the sE !. NE " tho Il OF Tie ~ 4 o. section ~ sse
lion as Of tow shp the NE a. te sW :. oil the Nh
Z The NV = The !, Of the u sw NJ The sw =.
Of section sections and s. s r. Of the NE NJ the sw y Of
the NE " The u the sE and the = dissection io section
ia section 81 Of the 81 "a section 3oi and te
M i, OF The NV twnshp ~ sections 4, ., s. TO- ~
tx n a. and az the sections 20, ~, 30 81 and
a. Of cwnslp 9 SECTIONS 10, IL, a. 49, 90 e. a. 49,
IS 80 49, y and I'D ~ ts y ,Ssss " s ofe
NE VI the 4, 4 OF the sw - end Is sy M o thc sW
i Of Ia Z Of the M ~ the NV =, y Of ias ~
Nv y OF IS 80 and 49, = township
a. sections s. TO- - IA ~ "a 20, u.s. 80 32 ~, aud
3s Of nshp sections A. Q, $40 H. ~ Is 20 ~ ~ sS
2s 80 81 townships sections 3 T. 81 s. TO- IL
p III gstion aud 10, 'yei sections IL,
a0 Inclusive; SECTIONS 80 s2 ~ 30 ana 80 Of town
ship AZ and to2nstp " except section 81 o range y
The Gct the NV =. OF set.-F the = OF section u seenn
a. ao Sa ael q, NV }. sf me NJ and The III y seiou
81 81 township vi SECTIONS Ind a. the Ets dissection ~
sections and a. % N M wv y ana lne = q % sls
sw section o sections ~ = and III Z, .s y Sk
"a she ( Of the &C ! Of section sections 5s "a
Al secns "a, 49, a. u.s. 20 ~ r. 70 w. 80
49, 49, township a. sections y q o. D. 49, ~ ~ ~, 30
22 "a 49, 49, So q town hip 81, 10,
The the M and the = Of The ~ u s~e,en "a Of
owp tbs Il Of NE " and the the sE 4 e section
H. u "a pwnshp As, q the h 4. The
NV " and Che 4 the SW section thu Il the Nv
y oftherw Of section Io reees W X The NM
h and the X sW Of section H. the kW & ami
n he swt. % lection "a a township ~ g. g.
The = q SECTION ~ AMI scccns ~ and 80, Of township as
range n. " - -. $500 st'ttti
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The x ofshs SE q asa tAs X Oflhs AZ X 81 se-
ton ~, VI township as of range ~.
sections 2, A. 8, And loi he n, the b Of lhs X,
Of thu NE " and the X Of the sE aud she x
ton "a sections 20 rs &c. 49, and 3s ths OF the NV
the VS. cfte sW y Of section 80 o. township III
section a. sections 40 ss 30 sa and si The . o. The NJ
the "a II the sE and the "a section
tons A. s, aud 10; the y Ia
and ~; tha y u seeson "a
y 81 the 4 "a sections IA. is
So 80, and 81 the OF the M "a and t 20 u
township "a sections o s and 10 the the sw ami the
Of The So q SECTION u seeons 70 20 sad ~ The Of
81 and "a Of nsbp as; sections 8 rs 20 and
sw Of section "a sections 30 IS 30 81 aud "a the y os
ton So township range rs.
sections and 70 10 noue sections IL "a H. rs 10 and 20;
"a sections a. "a 30 rs 20 30 81 81
township Al sections q a, 8 g. and The acsnz of
west u The st. cros river SECTIONS TO- ~ IA H. rs s
49, sI and So q township az section a. g. q g
~ a. H. ~ and the
"a "a 20, 2s 30 30, 81 and 49, the 4
and township AZ 4, O.
81 aud 81 the SECTION 81 SECTIONS "a
and 80 ownshp44 sections q q no. IL A. ~ u.s. TO- 90
90 30 90 80 81 49, "a aud SO Of township 10 SECTIONS
g. TO- ~, "a 49, 90 90 2. 20, Is, aud 3d. the = q
section s. sections as 30 IS 3d. ST. aud 81. Of township as Of
10,
Townships Al AZ, as Al, and a., Of range 10.
Monday
taA dug May mat for the disposal OF the lands IA the
numbered sections within the aforementioned o~nsps which
to States, sde Of the rarns
Madison columbus by Portage CITY the ~ esoN
lake between townships twenty Ave and and thence
end Of Lake ncli subject required
by LAW dollars nv rae1s viz
sorth u u fourth pastpl
Townships 40 and so 81 range "a
Ty.n- hps A Anda Of rxnpe
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Grand Chapter Of Ohio.

The Grand Chapter Of Ohio has just closed
Its annual session at Columbus. The Officers
elected for the ensuing year are as follows:
GEO. REX, Wooster, Grand High Priest.
P. TaArcHrR, JR., Cleveland, D. G. H. ?.
BARysr vISAL, Springfield, Grand King.
JcsauA A. RIDDLE, Wellsville, Grand Scribe
ISAAC c. CoPsLBS, Cincinnati, Cd. Treasurer
JOHN D. CALDWELL, Cincinnati, Cd. sec'y.
Those appointed were: '' =.
H.. PARISH, Mansfield, Grand Chaplain.
Tao. JEFF. LARsH, Eaton, Grand Marshal.
JOSEPH B. CovsRr, Cincinnati, Cd. Guard.
Charters for Chapters were authorized to be
issued to:
smithaeId Chapter No. ~, smithfeld, JEFF
fer.on County, Ohio. -s.T m,..l.
Pomeroy Chapter No. =, Pomeroy, Meigs
County, Ohio. ,..-......,. ..........
North-wsst, Chapter, No. As, at Bryan, Will
iiams County, was revived and charter granted
and dues remitted.
A resolution was adopted declaring hearty
cooperation with the Grand Chapter of the
United States, on part Of Grand Chapter ol
Ohio. .a# .....r. ..t
Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock the Grand
Lodge of Ohio, which has three hundred sub
ordnates, assembled, and will continue in ses'
eicn until Friday evening. ..,.
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A Homo on the hillside.

We have, from time to time, In the columns
of the PENNY Press, given seasonable hint
to tho mechanic to provide in time little spot
Of land up the Millcreek Valley, while it can
bc bought cheap. The street-railroad will in
year be running to Cumminsville. Have
your own house and vineyard. The humblest
,s interested in the pursuit of the gardener for,
besides the products being such as sustain life,
this pursuit is resource when all others fail.
10 the labOrer who has no cottage or garden,
human life presents few hopes; his future
extends only to few days; meagre wages,
which the most fatiguiDg exertions can in no
degree increase, and Of which, in the case OF
illness, he has only the amount Of week to
nterpoge between the absolute want Of lodging
aud food. But the laborer who rents cottage
End garden is secure at all events Of roof to
eover him; and he knows that he can live for a
certain time on the produce Of his garden.
Besides, he has that most desirable object,
something that he can call his own, and is thus
enable to participate in the feelings which
belong to the love Of property and progeny
feelings often, indeed, mixed with pain, but
which, nevertheless, have been an object Of
ambition from the earliest ages Of the world.
Cottage gardens, in moral and political point
Of view, are Of obvious importance attaching
the sottager to his home and to his country, by
inducing sober, industrious and domestic
habits, and by creating that feeling Of inde-
pendence which Is the best security against
psuperism. DIDO.
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What the West Wants.

The Rev. Peter Cartwright, "the Pioneer
Preacher Of the West, recently addressed q
large audience in Philadelphia, giving incidents
Of bis life. He discourssd as follows cOncern-
ing tho preachers now sent to the West, in
contrast with those of earlier days.
"Of late years, my friends, another breed Of
preachers is transferred to US; these are the
hysterical, dyspeptic, sore-throat, blue-gin-
gerfied sort of preachers. They travel among
you, they are unacceptable, they are useless
lumber, and 10 their zeal at once moves (like
q seventy four rugged for England) to go to the
West, and "help the West" We don't want
any such cattle. I tell you now, in my
seventy-if year, I can outpreach and out
work dozens of these old dyspeptic things" +,
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Firmness of Mind.


The 10th of May, 1880, was q remarkable
short day. Candles were lighted in many
houses; the birds were silent and disappeared,
and the fowls retired to roost. The Legisla-
ture Of Connecticut was then in session at Hart
ford. A very general opinion prevailed that
the day ofjudgment was at hand. The House
of Representatives., being unable to tranaact
their business, adjourned. a A proposal to ad-
iourn the Council was under consideration,
when Hon. ABRAHAM DAVENPORT gave his views
as follows: "I am against an adjournment.
The day of judgment is either approaching,
or it IS net. If 1t is not, there is no cause for
m adjournment; If it.is,lI choose to be found
doing my duty. I wish, therefore, that can
dies may be brought" a'.s ~, ......' T..
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New York Financial Matters.

NHw YORK, October 10.
The stock market opened this morning with
better feeling, but, before tho board ad-
journed, prices lostt their frmness. Galena was
the most active of western stocks, selling freely
at one time at 74a4@74N on buyers option.
The closing cash price was 74H@74H. Mich
igan guaranteed rose ai; the old stock y
Rock Island closed at 749@64N.
Toledo and Illinois Central dull at former
prices. State stocks more active at full
prices. Indiana ~ per cents sold OF 81; for
The fyes 95% is bid and es asked. Alabamas
are % bid and 95 asked. Kentucky 103@l05
Railroad bonds are without much change; the
market closes dull but steady. In money and
exchange there is nothing new. For the Gts
of Warrington, for Liverpool, and the ARIEL, fol
Southampton, on Saturday. there are engage
ments Of about s75O,O0O in bullion. Tho tota
shipment will probably exceed million.
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Fulton--West-

Our fellow citizen, NICHOLAS LoEGwoRrs,
he's many good streaks in his composition.
Having the will, and being able to do so, he
fosters talent, and patronizes art. In 1915
aied ROBERT FuLroS, the distinguished Amer
lean Engineer and successful pioneer in ap-
plying steam to propulsion Of vessels. Hav-
ing, while youth in Philadelphia, become
portrait and landscape painter, he, in his
22d year, with q view TO improve himself in
art, visited England, where he remained
for several years under the roof cf his coun-
sryn1an, Sir BENJAMIN WEST. H. projected
the first panorama ever exhibited in Paris
but his name is introduced into this article
only 10 put on record that when he returned
10 this country he, brought with him two
browning pieces Of art-large canvas paint
ings Of his mastor, Sir BENJAMIN WEsT--one,
the eoelebrated picture, "King Lear, the other
q life-speaking picture Of the gentle "ophe-
hs." .lgs ...s.,.l...
His own house and private gallery, open
10 the public free Of charge, contained some
Of the choicest Of paintings, which at his
death were sold at auction and scattered to
various portions Of the States. ABOston man
osmo to New York, to bny, if he aad money
enough" Lear" and "0phelia but oul
watchful Jerseyman carried off one Of the
priscs, and for many years, as it still re-
mains, the parlor of Mr.. LosawoRTH has beer
a point of attraction from having one of it
walls adornsd with the great "West" pictur'
If "ophelis." No one can fail to note tn
fe.spsakins force impaired by the author Il
different characters in this historical
ntng-the gentle sister, with her nobl'
ddistraught---her brother "Laertes"-th'
,ienos-stricken King, and the remorse
Queen Of Denmark.
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Only Fifteen Years Ago.

The grumbling, foreign Quarterly Rsvie'',
fifteen years ago, thus yscribbled: "Amerioan
poetry always reminds US Of the advertisements
in newspapers headed 'the best substitute for
silver If it be not the genuine thing it 'looks
Just as handsome, and is miles out OF sight
cheaper" 1t also said that what we Ameri'
cans wanted in the integrity Of assumption,
we made up in swaggering and impudence,
and that there was not poet Of mark in the
whole Union" What docs the sore-head say
noNp ,4J~gfrt. ..l.r
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From Northern Mexico.

New ORLEANS, October ~.
Monterey advicss to the 2Sth ult. have
been received. a1 ."
Durango, in the State of Durango, had been
taken and sacked on the 10th by band Of
two hundred robbers. On the arrival OF
troops they were dispersed, and many Of them
were killed.
The army at Monterey had pronounced
against General Vidaurri, who, with Zuasua,
had left for Texas.
General Marquese had been defeated twice,
near Guadalsjara, by General Agason, COM
manding force Of the Liberals.
General Marquese had asked for reinforce
ments from General Woll.
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From Texas.

New ORLEANS, October 10.
Advices from Brownsville state that the
fever has disappeared in that vicinity, The
citizens Of Brownsville had formed battalions
10 stand guard nightly. ..r.....,
LATER.-The steamer Indianola, with dates
to the 1lth inst, has arrived. Tho Mexican
outlaw, Cortenas, with several hundred men,
was still encamped above Brownsville, and
another attack was hourly expected. Cor.
tenas had issued proclamation, saying that
orderly citizens need have nothing to fear
his object being to ohastise his enemies, the
sheriff and lawyers. .. ,f...,..
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Death of an Old Soldier.
SoMERyILLE, N. j., October

soMERvILLE, N. j., October 10.
Gen. Peter J. stryBer died this morning at
the age of "a years. He held the Office Of
Major General of the third division of the
New Jersey militia, and had served in the
State Legislature during several terms. He
was tho oldest military officer in commission
in the State, and was wagon-boy in the Rev
olution under Gen. Wayne. His funeral will
take place on Friday morning.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20

The HARVEST IN EuRorE.--The Vienna Ca
sstts Of September "a says it was expected that
the harvest would prove good, but the yield is
80 bad that the price Of wheat has riaen consd-
ably. In as far as wheat Is concerned, tho
foregoing remark applies to the countries lying
on the Lower Danube, as well as to Austria In
the Banat, the so-calIed ':granary Of Austria" I"
not much above third OF the usual quantity
Of wheat was grown.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20

FAsHIoSABLB WoRsBIP.-An Ohio editor
asks: "What can be more captivating than to
see beautiful woman, cay about four feet
eleven inches high, eleven feet four inches In
diameter, and thirty -four feet in circumference,
passing along the aisle just as divine worship
oommences." .g cr guyAgInst
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20
Episcopal Convention.

.9- N. IN n RIOHMOND, October 10.
To-day's session of the House of Deputies
was chiefly occupied in the discussion Of the
proposition, requesting the House Of Bishops
70 reconsider its resolution of the last session
in relation to the use Of books of prayer.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20
Fire.
PARKRRsBuRG, VA,

pARKBRsBuRG, Va, October 10.
The fine depot OF the Northwest Virginia
Railroad, at Ellenboro, was destroyed by fire
at fivo o'clock this morning. The building,
It is supposed, was sot on fire. The loss is
uninsured.
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THE PopE's HEAIrH.-The New York Po,'

THE PopE's HEALrH.-The New York Posps
correspondent at Rome, writing September
"a, says: -----
The health OF his Holiness is so far restored
that on the 10th OF this month he proceeded
to the Church of Santa Maria Mnggore, and
assisted at tho celebration Of mass in the Bor-
ghese Chapel, before miraculous image of the
Madonna, unvsiled for the special visit Of the
Holy Father. Heis further expected to pass
part of the ensuing month Mt his palace in
Castle Gondolpho. N. .L-- --.t-- q IN.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-22
RATES OF POSTAGE

The postage on all letters to any part Of tho
country must be prepaid.
Letters not exceeding or. within 5000 miles
cents, prepaid; over 5000 miles, 10 cents If
conveyed wholly or partly by sea; and to and
from foreign country, 10 cents within. and 10
cents over $500 miles, unless otherwise fixed by
treaty, &c. Every additional o. or fraction,
carries an additional postage
Letters dropped for delivery at the same post
office, cent Advertising letters cent.
Newspapers, periodicals, unsealed circulars or
other articles of printed matter. Except books,)
when sent to any part of the United States, and
weighing not over ounces, cent, and for every
additional ounce, or part thereof, cents. II
within the State. not weighing over II or, cent.
Books, bound or unbound, not weighing over
lbs, for any distance under three thousand miles,
cent per ounce; over 5000, 2 cents per ounce.
The above must be prepaid, or double these rates.
weekly newspapers Zone copy only) sent to
actual subscribers within the county where print
ed and published, free.