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TIE EXPENSES OF CoNGREss.-The iegis
larive expenses Of the democratic house Of
representatives 10 the thirty-third Congress
we're $I,767,740 SO, while the republican
house Of the thFty-foOrth Congress cost
50, ,ssO,97l 81 still more, the democratic
house in the last Congress (lhe thirty-hfthl
has again largely cut down its expenses,
and in tho clerks Office alone has SaTsd
nearly half million.
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Nianp8 auf 8ei1ennno

un6 BON teter 6Oi8. uub Baudrt nefSet A. lf,ser.
Die grBbte GDrgfait miro cuf be Mrbett unb aiEb{S MrN
pabl Der Mlaterla!len 0~eroenSet une s1 fann baher' FIR isSe.
aus einena @tdbltferreut berDereebenNe 5naFnntsnt Sic Sss
antte uberuebraeRs DoB Is. dae Gfecnfbaften cincs au.ee SIN
mos teHbe.
AQe Snhrunsnts aus Hesner 5Gbrif msrbsa fir yopr,
tUn benz Gag peS @srfamfeS an ~GavaMtirt,
BefDnbere Aufu1ertfamfett Eoisp aHf bic @nspabf spn On.
hruruenten, pelQe tn elmer srr6en Gntfertura perfenber msr
ben, perweubet une elm @Orredt bee llrntaufheg lnacfBelb i
1tpnafen Dpnl gsrfautsta8e an, ptrA g~efsttes, foute fti ,,a>
hruutent nt6t ~Spattaneie B~efrieetasn.
~ @rcBBduofer nerDen msbltEgn, bel nas pgt.v ,ehsb.
che ie fA GnosrDGrts unfeben.
Betdnhtg s%gfrdtbte ene A~usrodbI rgn 81 elpbfOMa
BON ben tefen Snarumenfenmdhern 3n $45 bis 500.
~ ptGnDS wefben nm eet6ufAf, cue
tntRtbe NIB aea tnt nj.
Hnah% !, 90
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NSicDtiS far s@6maoomoeuer.
"a 4 $500 aSSS&SSA .@aHe-21,
Rene arrangements fir @innarberer, bic uad
Dem Mefen III reiien riiniden.

Nene arrangements fllr @tnlpGtlDerer, DE liadj
Dem WeEfen su reiien munlheu.
9pn tente, Zen g.. MOSeaibet IN, wrg6en BE @taUaaberer
anf Der Rprtbern Central @alssrtireri Depot @ifenbnsn mil
0sm @rpreesne %befErSert. Vie gepa bietet babars ben 5sntt-
|9ranten. etnsn 8tbBeren S0rthetI, ns tfgcnb etrf
|anbsrc Balm, aud If Ft ut 81 Metlsn farler as isSs anSars
8abn mao benannten pldBer. dis:
Bitt8bur9, Cleveland, Detroit, SORT Dobne
@htca9c, Oiilpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, 81
Saul, 0lod 98IanS, Burlington, Soma Stir
nm srbeu besbalb bte nit Der MprtIsra Central Ba9n e.
pent y perfpuen 10 Stunben iruDer aIs ts NIT dn6ern 8lb-
men @etsnbtn bort sintrsFsn, aa4 psr0sa 4 llal rfat9er Ss
2Da8en sGtei 8epedieit. 8te 5atu siesx 6uro ben tpnien
5bttl rpp SbtD. Vie Gan3e GntFsthuh0 Ssn bier bic @htsaec
nt oo Nseetien. pas @epad piro tier 8F;sidnet tnarfso) aet
|3sbt 3 tt Ell pdfdsieren an sen 8eitiniHun8sart
Jta@ @retline, Daptcu, Cincinnati, Snbiana>
polls, Qori8ptle unb ct. 9oni8
|rtr en- tbenfals 9aadeiete ~bsfDrbert unb fur tbt @epdd
SIN { pettere umlaSunssf0fsn bereaaet Die gafeBiese
fpnnen init hert 3ubr-, Dber 4beRoe 10 uDF@9re uad alen
peftt 1en 9laben 9eHsa, Spue arterpeas aufssbettsn 5u mere
ben. ur@fsBrt.giattte rerbeu eersaRff tn ter GffGs bss
agenten. Sobn T. alfert
tt14.s Stp. Is. 8tuS-stress near a8etsrs spetf.
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9lr8. 169 81 III, Central Mnenne.

Baltimore, Wtb.,
bGlt fprtndbrenb O~Drrdtbt9 pnrer, Gle unb Gtber, tbenlp
9ontgn Brrpm sSteut, Sic beEen SOrtsn, aaranttrt als IN
Blafaen tapprtirt. Mtneralrdner tn nlsn auGIttaten frei
Dpn fhGblfhcn Gubfnnsen. 1erMer; 8ffueraItpnher Tpn-
tGneu, @eneratOrS~8 Ial 4en-g ldfataen init ben nenessn ger-
beferuneen = Mmerifanifhe 6rcnen~5tUut une etttp vile IN
FlaIGen. M[te un0 ueue S5l1fhen rerpen 9etnuft rnD Ders
iauft. Nleiaiser Asenttn Baltimore fur Smiths YbilabeI-
pbta Gle Mfe nibt frteSenfelenb @egsnfdnbe ntrbsn
irri foenpmmen un6 bes Yclb wieter %ertattet. g~oabitcren
onuea aat Grtsn SpnGbrppim TIRE aOntdnth ettuat ertaIts
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9Obnftoas anfpronce Mppma-

SOD"1f0iS Jnfprancc SDDms,
ytc. 70 SeconbIroRe.
Veuers Wfdrttes n1S lebene=oSevs7A se
11ln9ss GDntD1oniems
- Stherlte unb fetefe GOmpoonie.
SerltHerung8s@ Comp. Der 8allen pon SSiro;,,;o,
nit 100000 Gapital
pndbur9.Seritderun Comp ron @irojpieu.
: nit $500, 900 Capital
Aloenlarle VerIt1erunaS, Comp. epn 0iroinjen
r., nit 100000 Capital
@parter Sat=SerItder Comp. BON Sartfcro.
nit $3.50, Capital
Secnrltp .Serltheruu9s Comp. bon Netpsgort.
nit $270, CAPITAL
Pbentr@Nerftderunoss@ cmp. uou Retps0orf.
nit $500 900 Capital
Heiclute= TerItherunoS Comp. BON g2enzgorf
nit $27O,O0O Capital
Wicntanf -8erlt6eruu98 Gomp. Don g2emsglnrf
nit 100000 Capital
Stem Worlo Yerlider. Comp. ron g2ems gorf
nit $25O,000 Capital
Wfercantile Wutuol Wfarine.
nit $I,0OO,00O GobitoI
Sereiniatc Stdaten Qeben8. $ erliAeruno r.
NIT $1,25O,972 Capital
Wortbern NIiurance Comp. Of Qonoon
nit So, 194,1I1 CAPITAL.
Die pben tsmeriten @pmpaantegn fno son Scr q,ot64os.
es StdatsS MdrsIdnb %autbertfit uno lt5snfrt.
Die p9n benz untersetdnttsn re9rds itirien @pmnoon;s.r
baben iptrfli6 y erfu gbares Gnpttal gum ssQen ptfn -
~geesbentn Settae, berantpUrtli6 fir sic 8atIWna 8 m,rina.
@erf6erun9sprltcen rer6en %nns8sesbsn uu6 @erltg,
punftli@ erfsBt. Gtps. Z. SpbnfSn
70 SecOnpfr
Sreb. q fu nj SurSespr. Saaf7u
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SGeter itttO fpftoft02r ~T0orpldu
rasgusan 9ea4 benz 8efen unb Sn0eu. zaepa
E AaGfitfOre 8 gtu1 GbtSs
~29~Ss~ SSt{srab 6Ea4 G@
An unb nod benz 10. NprtI 1859 eeben be 3Eae wte fDIat:
0On Gdnabtar5tottrn Baltimore DetDo Rsua, @Onntae8
dus8enDntnter, UNI uhr 20 WftnHen @grrit!a0s unb Der
@TpreBtng nm a ubr 5 WttnutfN Wddmiitae8. Bcibe 8uAe
geftn mad alen Gtetlen bes gGeRsas unb Mprb. 98sfenS III
birettet sinEe.
ST. We8sgQffa8iere.
NG9 alen 9unften srii6en @altintDre unS @ts6ntDnt ue6nae
man tn z Il. 90 gl. @srra.. 8n8. glGd alen 0unftea swti6ca
Sum tfr!dnb anb ~9Sbeelina nnb 3wi96en @rdftgH Il. DargstS~
burg bend tbr ) Mltuutens8us pUn 8alttm0re.
Der Jrebertf=N Accommodations 3uA
IberldBt Baltimore fir Srebert1 un6 Bis basnifGen IieganbeN
ISOnntaas unb erreidt 9rc6eriG UNI 740 See @benSS; 8erIGet
Ibf Der Nldepr 8tebeftG unit s Il 30 so @prntttags u. langt tn
Sditintpre nm II ubt SIS Nftn. Nttttdgsd al.
Der @ulcDff s. DttlS@ AccDutmnbafiOtt8@ 1us
aetttd9ItGb NIT Musnatne Spnntdes, pe fplat.
gerlabt Contamination UNI 6 Il Mgre. NIB 9tn@n
gDa @ltcBtt's s0ttls Inn 40 WfOrg. u. Gas ~.
Iadj Wa1hl1tgtplt uno b9m GIben.
.seten be 3nss ua 4 ltbr 80 W. u. ~. 4SM N0rfniitaas
lOgte nm Il. unb 4lbr 80 M. NcGnt.
Ar S~Unnta9en I'm ~ uhr &~RGrgsns.
Bon MdlhluQteN
I'm 4,30 unS $50 ubr Born. unb3 anb 5 gtabn.
An Spnntaeen nur Ndbna. UNI 8 Ii.
Der ;pette unb ptfrte Sue pen 9GliMrre Il. ggnf9tnatpn
serbtnetn f@ nit ben 8ugsn Ser NnrdyCltSsBahn.
3er Snette un6 brittle aue b6lt auf ben 3wif6enRatipnen.
w. gbe9en 9fGets, Muefunft, 5aprt u. E 70. 8enDe man
no an : <. @nAlrnt, Meent an Der Gtfet 9ffce, Gam
psn"StdFtpn. % NJ. Qrescptt 9mtth.
Observation-Disclosures, 9aitintprf
Aug10-S T. ~. 6 ole, 05enerolsSiaftsur
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!. a S. Ii. 4 { NJ M ing
9BbcleIQle uno 9letail

- q ~ ~
QBbpleiale uno 3letoil
g : g + 9 tDr {
,S1 gorSe6;obifr. nabe G}asfr. Baltimore.
9' e. iIntsr,stanels S2mapFsflt Der guimsrfiauttit bar SdateF
SIN t'''' = @tieIel. NIB @dubseeoer,
&C.. ~ kees SuolttGt edFanttrt, u~bsrseu8t, bal. feline
Tsslss o $ a Qae b~efrtsSietn, gsIae ia, thfs Sunoiaait r.
gfeile ssaT saen. Gr (amtiaelt I'D, bas thr fetne lanetalrt6s
gsH sstu,nosn i'm tebergefddft unb ittne 6unitteen @tnTtgtun-
S SIl Fur RE s atttfatto u s0a 95ttts- mn gS Ggap y Ssa ~
g Z an ben BtaiBfsn @tetfen 81 p~sftaattn.
- u Ell g : % teoerl1 9 E. -. 49,.
D.. s.. sSSsmfidteit unfegsr 3uubsr in Der 8saspEtnt babe
o.. aSrsfs. 6e{daft In 81. $50 8rpa6re9 etabitrt, auIr
t ~ {tS r cit Elm 8rpges Afprttrtent aAet SOrtsn Seeer iuf
S Se5I% ln6 Sberleber, fransSfl6e nnS arnerttant'
c6e Rolbfele, buff rper> Uutter<s GtnfaB'
e8inoine) unb gaffan~ tMarpeeSl 6eae ..
SH1t, pnS Sa1uss u iebE btatssu 9rtilf pnp annsRrhbdrsa 0e'
6ineupesn S%srtante. ~ uA So k.asr SnoritS
esySS Gets an beR biaseftn Yttiien 81 1aben.
P"U Ia - 6 ame 81. S Ie m m inc,
30. f21 Nprhs9t9ttt. unS
Sand II BID. - Ste4kueg w
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EnhrsN ref{e.

ga Our be1onDeren GetsntniBuabnte.
Ginwanberer unt Methenbe fOltea fepr SprRStt6 fetn, ete
tie TIRE Btlettc fnpfen unb fDaten ~bteeIbet nur tpn fSl9 ef
.~aneefeGtea 8samten faufen, pelGe Ssa tersrt GeaaIte Iebeu,
Mot aber bon Niaflesn p6er 3ptf9entra6ern pa fe font Ssr
9etabr ~ans9eiest fHb, befdfpfnheIt 81 nfrnen unn tpr 9ele
uripnt d%useeben.
DnrdFaErtSsBiQett
mad aaea GbetIsn bes WeRrns Fnb su habsn bf
CD. &. %5iIcebrafiSfs
Gensal-&mt8rnnte sN9ent ber SoIftntrts~ nne
SbiD-GttenbarE.
SansO,fS Scr. 81, Ihame8ftr., 8aItimore.
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= w TttJVFTA
SHfprtturs une pdnolsr tn altem 2Ohishp Srdnhfes. 81.
euDre &c. &c. halten ALE In ibr SAD etnl6lnssnse @rttfel auf
Qaaer une Derfaufsn b~ielsIbsn 81 ben a~ieertefeu Smpsrf.
Yrct1en. Sdn25 ONT
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Gugen SdSnia9's
~bsriiamtss
&~ebspeDd4c0e8 9yi1fers
aus Gbind~9finbe.


setit eebs bsf4ptg6en, @elbfadt, D~ispepFs. Grpntf9s unb
etss0fe S4gaae, 9leaet an gerbcHuns, gldburesa, Nfsmt
lnnerliGt 9amcrrbpi6er, Ntetenraafhetten, Qungeaael9mirt
nnb euneenIsben, wetbe rEn esber- ober Observation-Disclosures
Tsfrtbren, unb ele 6rdnttssten, meIde bur1 tfnen fbwamsn,
grausa /. IS. Ssibads sspaSes, edDinSsi,' g II ns
HaN benz Rrpfe, acfbsne Moer, salte dlBe. S~dumerasn In Ben
~e5lteberr, tn &lsGgn unb TIT Der grui
Das f4mebifde 0tttars NTH iebe Berft0pfung bee NFaaeae
5eIetttaen, inbent e. ~bshieltea fdrtt, ton In Ib6isteit erb1It,
HHo aas Saure aus e%sfsnlben s%atstrnt. @$ FART BIZ Nstveu
Ino 3ebtns8etftr f3arft Bic Strnsl Gentnmt be 3tttern Der
lSltt6sr, bds Scbbrenntn unb BITE Scmer3em res SGnupfeWa
ttfEgoert bic gsr6aaune, ta cut Set @srSerntHsu unb 8i6bune
cen, tp1tet ote A5arnaff, heilt ale 2BtnS. unh WfGgerSfDlt.
In ttnigeu Mugetst.dr iaaAt Iuifi0, e~rletdtert etegDaTerfld.
tiGsa, rsshtec big ~sefprbert bic Circulation befeDen
arsrt lnnferfltd unS ne 5&merssn, wean man BITE bDppeli
pcrtipn eaSra nsnfht
Das fauebti9e sittsrs if elm ausssss,0netss ggtitsl sessn
6tebsr, Subr nnb gDfera. gts fUl9es bal 90 fb bewGbrf 1rb
ttptefen BET ben frGnjpHfbtn uno en- gttfden Sruppen In Der
gtim; neil rur9 ben Getrnu6 b%ehflben, Der auF 8efrbI h,r
StabSGrsts Ia bsiben Eruppenthetien e~in9efibrt rurbe, ben
StsrbltGea Der SDlbdtsn, ete bieien jSSarttsen Rrant6etten
s~rsseicst roaren, Fb SOs IS bis aufz YroJent rsbactrte.
atttet, bas NOD fe Dor Das pu6ltturi tam, unb TRACE t& boS
Sspnbtleiu Ia ntr, bes Elm Stber rsedber nein 6nSQeset9ne.
tea 8tttsrs einnaaI aebraudt BAT, ab cine Yaidt unSS @sranl.
sen bnraGs steden NTH, taaelbe sum g8Vble fetner ~lctbenhtn
bfm IS aIs be SeuIrafte befst, Sic TOM uben auoefnrtsbsn
tno. 6iffflr tann tb 1ua6erte BON 8epetisn Itefern.
@unl 9straeereteu rbtr Ma6abmun8sn Dpr5uttnseH. babe I'd
IN isSe 5!afds rietnel1 gameu etHblaftn lafen, unb ra1t 70
ees 9eptGr III pas bic 6laf9e stu8eutdelt 1T, nheine eiscau1ns
eiBe RaTensnntsrf8rtft pbne ptl3e bns @lttteI ni@t G6t tit.
Bet iebar 5laf9e IL clue S~sGaSrstee Notwithstanding tn
ser, babe i'd 3a beaersen, Dab tp aabsr benz cbsn bef4risttnen
stbtisn. S!ttefs aa9 ns9 Elm anberse utter benz 8let6e en-
$~N0N - ~teAHkN y Sp@tt UNI WeNHucu1putN SerEAus
len uito, ma apsgeactGast aseen DpspepTd unb MaeenIstes an
~ oes yreis per 1sai3e 90 Gents Dtrr 8 8laf@en fur S2.5l
9a periauicn rat BEN nasisi8en ~gerfsrtigcr
Glsger g. SASn:na
Oeutf@tM Npetttfer nuD ~Gbemtfer.
In feiner @pRtsefe, Ws7bpfr@ds Ser Sterte NIB gBBariSr
@btI0beIpBfa.
SauptsM gepten
VBlfaoelptfa; g. G. Smith nn6 ST., $40. f4s, 8. Stross
unb 2s4 une 296. Nprb z. 5trase 5nadlu, Beeer u. Isl.
MG.2 spt3. 81. unS @ds ber2., &au0wpil,
tewsgsEI gilbert 9aag, a9utbefsr, SIDE JgGerr uNb 60.
aGfE.&Sg
gaal, aainnelata ttDama. gDsntr-.
pa Sn Baltimore gu hubsn tn @tpRs uni
ri ifn=gerfauf in Der SfFce beg ,2Bede
tte AUDI Bet
WlCrre u. DteFenbam, @de on SIN. unb 6aucyerfr.
%. @eeIbuds, 80. 455 BGItinCrear., nabe pearIhr
5fetbad II. Gp., @de rpn Qernetnn unb Iinitsar.
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ANI EHbNN ettNH T4bpS
gtcs. 1, 8, 5 unb z, Npro @utaw Strafe.
&c a,naser BEN gntaip. Sgnf Baltimore, @tb., Diebsr erSRast
Danfen6 fir Bite anS0ebreitete @5nnetfdaft, neite Ser feT,
FBtten TifiAa n1brenb Der Iegten Is Sabre AT EbeI tomf6s
mad Der JntsrsetGnete beat 9ntlsgan bs ~traeSenft Qnseist
ISns II fett benz Epbe beS einfu Ebetlb06ers, 6rn .benraGdbIs
bptd tefen Gpb BITE GDaipe9nie gelDf UOE6sn mar, btr aon,eu
Sprretb Der np@ unbOlsnseten gianD's. SOL, anb
|oneerera pr6pnrtrten MatertaI fduafa an fui aebrahf 6af az
wtrb besGalE has e5ef4afttn bea 6lten Stsle in sem frlbs
rem g. EGdftstctaI fprt6etreiben anb GO h1 sur NufnoBg MD
den, cas- StauV INNER nsar In fetner @Ogcn6uns Ia 5erbef-
fern.
Auser fetnen often gBanrcnhaufern unb Der gaUrtf tn @u.J
|%tawfrose, nate 9aItirOres ba' r. sins neue erose 8abrtf In
SdbsGutGmfraBe NIT Der 8rgnte tad Qeflraee errtdtet tnI
reldet CT etne gr06e Nrsabl Der befen Nrteiter b~efaGftiote
Sn btefer SGbrif nerbsi YtanpS mad elmer ncaer SColn aeyl
ferttgt, fur reiGe er Sci br &usGeaane la Ma~artIanbs guHf.
tut, uD bic befen SnarurtsutenuaAer aus Grfon, 0eipsNersl
|unh Baltimore IA @ianps ~anSgefeIt aatten, b!s 3 d Il I
Q / d NJ { erbteIt.
Ser Nusfpru@ tes Sufitute putbe furs uadbcr bur1 bts
SHSufrie. Arsfeluns vpn &idantgAb, @6., befGtiat, los t6rt
tesfoas bag { # y m t u N srtpetIt pato6.
Iaue MuftrGse, NIT re!nen CT bse9rt wir6, nnfs prpmpfsRs
aussufubren.
&Ge tn btefer 5abrtt esbaaien ptanOs paten SCat eticras
@atnten unb fnb f. eDMfruirt bae fe bei enge.orbnt!fng
BIZ 0etnee t6es 1pnes bspatren uut Il
Hhem EInae piberftebcn.
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Mfit 0er erien Yr1nic fm DEE. Glfitnf 6eIn6ni

uetk NV ~ltt~u FLu+%t( TIA NtUe NS4LlLIIQ DRInluf
mGEaH eSSDefS 50 GSSvS
zBssESs55Az5ss5SssH5S5as 5abrifautea BON 6iiiaels u
b y 9afel= f6rult9en giunos mi
: Splitanoi9. eiiern. Nabulen
Sen. 81 GamOeutraBe,
e~eaenaBer benz gtatipnal.5pteI 8aIta Mb.
9Dfr MAIDEN unfern I~reuneen, fpnte berf osebrtsn mubY4.
furu bic Mnasi8c, bag MIR Jest I'm Gsanoe hnb. Gin 0~prauolt.
Dies Eager brn Dbisen SnFrumtuten ansubtgten. Dte 8prs
frefltnfeit Der Nrbett, bic kuae teS Zones, unb anesnetmer
9lnldla8, fpuie bic dusere Musfattune laien nihtS III rim
fhen ibrtg. unb tDnnen rWr NIT ben Jnbritaten tr9enb zines
on6eru gtdbIffenents ieberSett c0ncutrtren.
Mne Ytlnp's Gaben DG4e etterne WGbnen, unp merben inter
unferer etBeuen Nnff1t 1ngefertteh 70 ta6 mir bic pCae Be.
~Friebigun9 unfertr 6unoen uns erpsrben fpnnen. MuBerbem
.eripabnen ptr nit @ergnuaen, bag mir am leBea Ottpter
1857 fir uufere Snframente bic etn3tge Webatne e~rbifItsn,
welde fir S1uare-Y tanDhs erttetlt wuy6e.
HA-Nlte ptanp's rperbeg sasrd8snertrteh, rcparsrt, npsBe.
tauf@t unb 9eRimnt.
rs aas 0t0up's un(erer BaSrit vrr0tn aaf6 Sabre ga.
fantirt.
Suni1ljt. @1eB u. 60.
BaubOl5, 5dreinerbOI5, 2utten, S9in6eI.
Carson, Zimmerman 81 Co.
(NaGfOleer Spn 9 JBfIItSu. @p)
SDl3hdnoler iul @roBen unD Gleinrerfauf.
Union 0Ud ntben benz NOrfD!f Daupfsr gBborF
[enfen fe Aufnerffamfeit Der Deutf9en B0lttntvre'S ans ~
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-26
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The Short Corn Cron

y short supply Of Corn involve. ms,
comfort, and requires more econ,mr
any other article among the asriculm-. :.
ductions of this region. In View ia.
of the limited supply of this staff or III.
are provided with this season in yiryr;.
beg leave To advise my brother farm.
commence their economy of this ar,i,l. :.
the moment the new crop has to be u..l
From my observation, = great deal # . :.
il wasted by the injudicious mode II roI,,
hogs, when they are penncd to be (,r.,
and from the lavish manner with which =
animals are fed the overserrs AMI n...
are apt 10 neglect 10 take proper care : +, !
new crop, and it is only after the bo,. :"
killed, that sufficient attention i maid :. -
important subject. \ great deal 4 ' '.'
might be saved if the hogs were tej u,D
meal, or boiled corn. va
As short supply of corn is liaLle n +.
volve short supply Of meat from tho 1,
that the hogs are not made u attain H..
usual weight, it becomes an At Of prui.,,,
to pay attention to this matter, NJ An n..,
day, likewise. The supply Of mea, can /.
made 10 yield a greater amount of nour,,
ment. by providing a liberal supply Of pa,,.
toes, peas, and cabbage to be cooked with !,
\ very eytrayagant and wasteful n.e If ,.,r
is To convert it into meal for bread beor..
becomes hard and dry and il become, c,.,,
farmer to retain a sufficient supply Il n
corn to furnish him with bread until Cbri,,
mas.
Ii these words Of caution should cause H..
farmers of our country to add 10 their own
comfort, and enable them To meet the 4.
mands Of the poorer classes Of their nei,b
bors for bread and meat, the object a, IL.
writer will be attained. CORN COB
Fauquicr county. Va.
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France and England.

The New York Commercial has been ia
yorcd with the following extract of u letter
from IN eminent New York merchant, to his
friend, dated Paris, September ):
Matters in Central Italy are progressing
very well, and now that the Constitutional
has spoken out upon the subject, declaring
other power to aid the old rulers to return
10 Tuscany, Parma, or Modena. look upon
the question as about settled that those
duchies will in short time be attached
las is the wish Of the people) to Sardi-
MIA When this is done, | think Napoleon
well may feel proud of his victories over
Austria, for he will have made 100000 of
people free from her rule. England feels
jealous Of Napoleon's wcll-earned popularity
and sensitive because she has not had u
hand in freeing Italy, although she has been
protesting deep sympathy for the Italians for
more than ten years.
The fact is, Napoleon is too clever for John
Bull, and if collision should ever happen
(which hope mott between these powers,
very much believe that Napoleon's navy
and army will prove to be the most formida-
BILE also. The army and navy are now reduced
to peace footing but rest assured that
while all this is true, the yards and foundri-
cs are not 10 be idle; and you will. in my opin-
ION, find in two years time. that he has every
thing in readiness 10 send forth upon the sen
quite rs many guns, if not more, than Eng
land and rs for sailors, he can muster more IN
thirty days than she can i'll four months
Enough about these matters, for think We
may with confidence look for quiet times
for some years to come
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-26
Is the Earth DRYING Uni

Water, although II very unstable element,
produces quite permanent effects upon the
face of our globe. Ii cuts down mountains,
scoops out valleys, wears away precipces,
and builds new lands along the river mouths
Always seeking Il level itself, it is the great
est lcyeller of the dry land. Most of the
surface Of our globe. having been elevated
by subtcrranean violence, has come up in Il
very rough and tumbcd condition. The in
CAPABILITIES of its surface, when newly eleva-
ted, favor the collections of large bodies of
water. which, sending out their streams like
so many strong arms, Immediately COM
mcnce the work Of smoothing the surface of
the land smoothing its ruughness, and
bringing it into condition more favorable
to the operations of man. Thus the age OF
any portion of the earth's surface may in
some measure be determined by the charac-
ter ot its streams, and the general dlstribu-
ton OF water upon its surface.
In those countries, like France and Bra
zil whose rivers are smooth and navigable,
no lakes are found while in those in which
they exist, the rivers are full of cataracts,
and are in great measure unnavigable.-
! In the course of one or two thousand CEN
turtles, most OF the lakes in our States will
| be drained, the cataracts obliterated and
we shall lose all our water power. This
contingency, however. is so distant, that we
do not suppose it will affect the price of man
ufactnring stock during this century.
Lakes and cataracts have, at some period,
diversified the scenery of all regions
Where they do not now exist, they have
been obliterated through the corrosive effect
of running water. But evidences of their
former existence are found in their dry
beds and channels. The fact that dry river
channels and waterless lakes are to be found
in many lands once fertile, but now barren,
has led to the conclusion, on the part of
some biologists, that there is II gradual mod
flying of the aqueous vapors, and conse-
| quently of water, on the face of this terres-
tial world. In paper read before the Bri-
fish Association, it is argued from the
existence of dried up rivers, that the earth
is approaching n waterless condition, in
which it will be impossible for man to con-
tinue IN inhabitant. This seems to Us to be
Il hasty conclusion, although. rs the earth is
to be destroyed by fire, it is but natural,
perhaps, that it should first undergo dry
ing process. Still we think it quite proba-
Bile that there is as much water in the world
as ever there was. The action of water will
ever be producing changes on the earth's
surface, but Us old countries become dry and
barren through the wearing away of their
water beds, new regions will be elevated
and thus the just balance Of land and water
be preserved. .i1iSan.