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I.ttSls. s9srNayxss III.

H HISS = COLE,
MANUFACTURERS $EXS oH HN6 P bEI f18f ~
| - AL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
t GiRGGLGR sS GASF STEEL MILL CROSS CUT and
FIsRaEBg Z N4@IREi$, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvn.s and
FIEIiln!s, Sandwich co.'s CUT TAc6s, sHoENA
COLLIN, HARTFORD AXES, HATcRETs, &c.
NE" EEGlAED M, ES2EEW CoiPAEY' GiHLET POINT
RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING couPANY,s
FITCH i Mi1AS$iT1FAcTURnG ooMPAHT,s CABINET and
AM GEIGhH TE{o9R}sENAlL CoMPAEY's HORSE AND
DAESL;IGN;$gs. : TALD&oN'5 Brand CoSN ana GRASS
sq frf Has, SS; b4 81 sGyTHE 9Q%E s. SC
AiLoI which We oer atloy,est Factory Prices. n,y2
kEVSEE, TEOl;ELL , 90.
RC W A r j. Il o USE,
- 70. 70 SoUTa CALvzET ST.
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCaIPTICNg OF
4 IRON and srEEL, have constantly Gu hand complete
A&EEIcAa AND ENGLISH IRON.
RAILROAD ' 5PiS &s GE I; CHAINS.
vIADUCr AND 4Ay&s5 if,t Ks IRON WORKS,
Ar, 81 FL ii{.t i-ioA i! Ill, BRISTOL FH5GE.
ANTHEhcFE S5 CHG866IL Pi ;''i Ih}, IN idENasSEs
ErUGAN 3 JENKINS.
No %3soUFH Ci3.E.LE5 5EKEGr,
gS5 f5 y s' $62s ao55. 5 $aA ssaa
WALES FRENCH AUaEa, AUdEE Butts, &c.
J. .. F0YEY SoEIEa NAcuIEGs.
F2qG{ o. TOOL CI5iEAET, SGTs, Washers ARD
AMERICAS BUTT ooaPAEy, BUTT E1vozs, San Inoag
gHiff1z zr 3 vfEoG eg5Fz ,S eSN8s soss
sc3IT!L AAAMgFACfUEis3 Co, saaEr BRASS AID
g RA$fP HaTR5S sgSEls s IF s2Apss
Dfrsl6TA asnEIRAs. aEzs, Harogsr7. 40 iyie-t
TgTATERS 81 SCOTT,
= S2gF$ 24 B&15 s:2SE 1HO 1Ago
r,,,,d "a c1 CE,J r. rs, 4 takfi,%,
DssToNs G4sT sir sGi5 AND CIR
xm WILCOX cog. 3}gi F5.ft fA%S ,An 1ooss
NEW ,h&#LhND aIiLEr ruINT&D SC3EWH
u&lGN BUTTS 60 = BUTT HINGES, BE
RUSSELL ERWIN sSp Na$ Hrs G55B9 cos LOCKS
SL6ob's G&D iT8E 6G6'tt&@i&Gss5 AXE cos EDGE
ANEs', RowLANo's, HALF5iAS},sS : I, GQUJ,D's
TACKs, FINISHING SHQQE h%D Ci.0tT &4iI.3 il
,,.,.,on.,..,,,. ei.AG VARIETY.
which a o.Isd e o 3E2 s aG5F a4H FF355
We are sole GENTS ~ ii; ,. e y,-i,.o rr,-,s
wo H. Ellison s. elab S.,.5 5 i a. .lsf 8c
we SgPRy from stock or OF reduced rates for DIRECT II
70 SOUTHERN A25n gE&.cGEl.g MEnGHAETs
FE No;s &, L2ssy. WH r. BARRY. Goa7 5. FINLEY,
F. B. LONEY 8 90.
IMPORT aTf ER5 SH e S S.zGE5E 6 GgfE IN
x e ID W 4 r. q,
Cgyrzz'zsTsE.1, Gs&22&5s 60.
Hos s"ii S S9ats IA F4t ;,g -; s;ss 90
BALTiaUH.s,
ii inv =. e., the aitS9tiea O ig9:Z s Ttsq his
Price is not surpassed either ia tls ofte Northern
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tSIGfks. GxfbaWae. FIT.

SEotks, 6Ef1aNgg, TT.
york, GETTYSBURG, CHAMBERsBURG,
Ii HAERISBU re and NIDDLErUWN BANK NOTES
.,,,,. ~ ''0'' THO J. CARSON,
iell f 20i Baltimore street.
GOLD FOR SALE, in sums 10 suit, at a small
EFERYLAED STATE SKIES.
1y - sale BIaINsfH GAS coN asiX sr G
~ We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con
sgpEasn as to our friends Aesss r. 3 Wpsdwerd Co.
d2rd corner o. Cheaosiie aud 6:o's,rd street
hTORTB " ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
Sl 49NlS for sale by Sa ass@a d A SasR i.a,E
tOLLECTIONS ON ALI PROMIN
~ , PG!Nrs SOUTH AND WEST in2 pish by o.psoy
EsALTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
apG-tf basement Chesapeake Bank,
pALTIiiOiIfI AND OHIO r. r. BONDS 1867.
I'D Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1873.
Northwestern 81 Va nar @a bonds q g. no a3ss
%sR5f by b. saag da aAHSEs F,ak
NlRGINlA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANk
NOTES for sale by TAO; J. CARSON,
EHT(HANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
- ~ pHiA, BOSTON, RICHMOND, pk;rEk2hUiIG and
ie26-tf 2o4 Baltimore street.
EIEGURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- On all points South and est purchased at best rates
S1e25tr '': a5i 81 baltimore Efnic9e Street.
E}R0THERs B0NINaEG,
rFzs FOB sH z F $SEf G'f EH fTST g s # +!
principal cities Of Germany, ondcD, Paris and Amssr
IAN, Glhl0-tf
A DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
= s7s AFD APPROVED coLLATERA 45fd BY CARSON
flank OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
GS9y JNo. G!rTISGS 3 CO..
sSti 20 SOuthst.
RgARYLAND SIZES Maryland per cent.
IVA Inscribed loan, for sale by 90. ..,,,..t,
f9E Basement hesapeake Bank.
'kNAE PAPER NEGUTiATAD By
ial7f 1876 Baltimore street.
- : o. r. 4. BONDS 1867 WANTED BY
~. JNo. S. Cuttings g CO,
1tC&iP Of NEW YORK AND PHILADEL
- PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted by
fsa2t IS Exchange Place.
~STERLING EXCHANGE.
- Jo,s! For sal" by .,,F ES2S & { G4S
sTOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
kCand sold by JNo. S. Cuttings Co,
w ~ JNo. S GRIMES : co,
EERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOE SALE BY
I'VE JNO $. CUTTINGS & CO,
G5tf 20 South st.
1HIREMEN'S INSURANCE. STOCK WANTED
Il hY SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
JuiT-f Basement Chesapeake Bank
MARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
I'VE JNO. s. Cuttings h co,
sstf 30 Souh st
4 COMMERCIAL Il FARMERS BANK STOCK
aDwanted by JNO. s. CUTTINGS Il Co,
s3tf 20 South st.
| REV YORK. 9ARlNH INSURANCE SCRIP
| l wanted by RNOX ( CO,
ap2S-I Exchange Place
| BALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
EEby SAMI4 HARRIS, il,
iul7-i Basement Chesapeake Bank.
| NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| l. wanted by SA5I. HARRIS, Jr,
| ju!I-tF Basement Chesapeake Bank.
3ti0rnags.
| END. Fl. WILSON,
u ATTORNEY ATLAW,
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The subscribers take pleasure in announcing 20 the cit
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TIE STIMULATING OSGUEET is prepared by Or. c.
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warranted 10 bGiUg CUT tHiaE sr. Of NG.SAtES OR
s.fhDHE in from three To six weeks his article IS the
only Of the kind used hy the frsJc, ana IN London
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j. Isl beautiful, economical, soothing, yet stimulating
a9uA ound acting hg magic the roots, c2Us ing
beautiful growth Of lgsHIaDt hair. If applied IN
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The suDscribeyS The only Agents for the the
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THE TRH-SYEEKLY EXCHANGE
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,

And contains all the reading matter OF THE DAILY Ex
CHANGE including general and political Intelligence its
kilograms reports affairs and public meetings. its
accura and impartial reports Of the markets, both foreign
and domestic its reviews of new books; its carefully
pared abstracts of foreign news, its editorial articles
thus giving in every department the latest Information re-
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,.s'99lls3 t s35ts,,::;s9.esa NOLD MEDAH FIAFUS.
M EACTJEED EY HENRY Ga h.EaE.
= Y r. n n N&lE.0nHs-
- u kos. IL, II ana - Il. ECEa " sTE-Er.
OFFICE
$eE7EEAs ST CORNER Or EUgAw AND EarE1rE 21RE5T7,
The undersigned has hand Hf the largest
saaorlIaants Of PIANO HCfiES in this city. which e..
y o. finish; power and swegtnass OF tone, elasticity OF
toHCH nave by judges been pronounced uUTIvaled.
The highest Premium E4CG S.eai-Tae awarded Eerl
1859
Every Piano guaranteed :ar GvC years and privilege %
eknge Granted ata1v ti-fe within six months from Day
o. sale. il not entirely =. sFaras..
terms and prices liberal and solicited
;sViIt anafbll5 et5sGiieT-.
$r"eTal Secondhand P.auoa ior sale low for cae5.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY ExEWANG z
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
It's columns have recently been materially enlarged,
and new features win he time to time introduced to
render only additionally attractive 10 the FAMILY
CIRCLE but still valuable un OF reference FOR
the FARMER. the N MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also en- brace CON
slant variety OF choice NOV FLLETTES TALES, fnEVRf
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY kEADlN"
selections from EDITOA Is o. THE DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS Of, and Extracts from New Books PRICE
CURE Mt, exhibiting the state of the markets. at home
and abroad. up to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN, wherein ruch valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
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Watlls


A GENTLEMAN of much eynerience os PRE-
IA NAiE ~ TOR and ACADEMICAI. TEACHER. offers 7
ms services IN either capacty The refeenc furn
lshta address EACHER, Exchange Office, Baltimore.
81 Fairly anpicatinns are ennasfed 10 ON
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HIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, NO. CO SECOND STREET.
UND0UBTgD SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent at their old established agen
cy, the following rstciass Companies, with aggregate

capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ETNA INSURANCE co. HARTFORD ..........s20O 0,C00
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HARTFoRn....... $4,000
NEW ENGLAND ms. CO, HARTFoRD........ 25O,cCo
MAssAsoIT ms co, sPRiNGFIELD.......... 25o,CGO
SPRINGFIELD ms. co, sPRINGFIELD...... SO0,OOO
A.rNA LIFE INSURANCE co, aARTFCRD-.... 25O,oOO
INTERNATIONAL LIFE Do, LONDON........ 100000
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid atEthe Agency.
s,7.tf JIG PROUD & SONS
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FIVE THOUSAND ACRES,

IN the immediate neghhoTIIool q the well known farms
9; .essrs Cromwell, Rt'cu;a and others which supp
the Baltimore ami PHILADELPHIA cts so largely With
fruit most OF which is particularly adapted for Ee.cabe
and Fruit culture aijoin5 e Mil Seat porticn il
We! TlMBkkhD, and ;hcre many 1ne sites with *
tensiye views. lee r0uie Of tie
BALTIMORE AND g'OTOMAC RAILROAD
passes through the entire tract
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SALT AND PLASTER,
apH0tf No SO EXCHANGE PLACE
III 9gs OFFICE OF
zE1&E TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
BALTIMORE, May 9th. 1861.
NOTICE.
Express for PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON
ami the North viii and after TODAY, leave this Office
~ one O'Clock p. II.
Expresses viii leave New York, Philadelphia and Bos
ton daily for Baltimore.
Pa Haes, Freight and Baggage forwarded with safety
ami dispatch.
~ FOR further information. inquire at
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
a. .lf f,,.ra yt-aat
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE GO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Cash Capital and reserved 0O00a0
Invested in the United States s5OOoo
Daily 1880
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALI ENGAGEMENTS OFF THE COMPANY.
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS
DIRECTORS ~ NE " york
JAMES BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS COTTENET, Deputy Chairman.
F. NJ ARCHIBALD, II. B. NJ. Consul.
EUGENE DJTILH, HENRY GRINNELL,
JOS. GAIILARD, ALEX HAMILTON, Jr.,
f. F. SANDERSON
BALTIMORE AGENCY
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
ALEX. TURNBULL, c. MORTON STEWART,
WI. Il. GRAHAM, VIM. F. MURDOCH.
Counsel, +. W bruno, Esq, of firm Of Brown BRINE
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DEsCRIP
TI0H AND ON LIVES At f LOWEST CURRENT
RATES.
EREBS & HALL,
WI. KREBS, Agents for the
". CARVEi. HALL. State of Maryland,
IS EXCHANGES PLACE,
fe22-eod BALTIMORE.
WEI. KREB5. ". CARYEL HALL.
KREBS d HAIL,
INSURAN AGENTS
ADJCSTERS OF AVERAGES.
Also, BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels,
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fa22eoti SO EXCHANGE PLACE
4 SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANC
- COMPANY, No SOUTH STREET,
OPPcsiSE sur BUILDING. -
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF IT'S LOSSES
AND EXPLICIT POLICIES, insures DIV ELLiNGS, FUR
NITURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE and other
property at the LOWEST RATES OF PREMIUM.
JOHN r. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
VIM A. HACK, LANCASTER OULp,
JAMES WHEEDEE, JAMES 4. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL hIRE,
Il. c. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
jACOB TRUST, JAMES IGUSG,
JAMES GETTY, Jos. q. BOYD,
NOAH WALEEI, JAS. b. GEORGE, SR.,
j, T. FARL0w, i. \. MILLER.
si3-cotf JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary. |
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THIS WILL BE DIVIDED INTO
s VI 4 Il FAB III s

To capitalists the above Offers very favorable opportuni
ty for investing 1t low rats in the date vicinity
large and popuous city.
The Mil Seat is offered aore with ag requi ed guam
ty OF land adjoining, at low rates. very liberal charter
from the State of Maryland, which would transit RED
with the property, offers particular Inducements
parties desiring to form company The present ewnets
Of the property would he willing to take FROM aurc to
half OF the stock of such company If required.
Terms will be ae to suit the purchasers. Apply
ELIAS GLENN,
Bl--tf 6 H0Tii, Gal. tct street
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r R. GLONINGER 4 CO.,
eEs NO. : NORTH CHARLES STREET,
0iier for sale
CHAHPAGEES.-Ch Fare, Foederer We. Clicauot
Gesler Co. The various Heidsieck and other favoTte
brands
MADEIRAS-J How. March Co., Welsh Bros, and
small lot private stock.
Sherries, Ports, Heck and Caret WINES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in store or bonded warehouse.
WHISKIES.-Od Rye, Bourbon and Scotch.
C0RDIALS in great variety.
HAVANA CIGARS, fresh importations ap4-tt
HISS Il COLE,
81 CGMMISSTON MERGE NT3
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
HARDWARE,
Nos 81 and 60 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Sa71 BaIIjmnra
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SNsnGgNes GgIaparlss.
M a r 1 n z

Condition the Company the Sd December 1860 per
Report to The Governor of Georgia. published in accordance
with the laws or that State
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N. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH sTREETsl
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The adjoining HOUSES Mos 50 ana o. Fayeitc street,
near Charles lately occupied Restaurant the other
an Iron Foundry.
Small Di9 SlLiNGIi0UsE on Spring Court, nesr Charles
street
Large BILE and Yard Frat! street, coward.
Two DW LING HOUSES on Carey street above lex
iDRtHn street, Nos. II 81
Thr"astOry DWELLING No 5GT West Lexington street,
Republican
DWELLING HOUSE, No 50 North Liberty street above
Lexington. 81. W. GLENN.
mist No. s North Calvert street.
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Tax Collectors Notice !
BOUND VOLUMES

DoITND VOLUMES OF THE "POLYNEsIAN' FOR lsos-oo
ID (yoI XV now ready and for sale at this once fre 90
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No. 35.

reign attributes of the Pope the conditions of pub
lie and private affairs have greatly changed
that the Sovereign Pontif ought to desire to see
the sceptre OF the keys and the tiara of the priest
hood separated from the diadem of the King"
Pere Passaglia is a priest and Jesuit, which
makes his work the more remarkable. Summoned
to Rome, ne has gone there boldly to expound his
views.
Prussia has not yet recognized the Kingdom of
Italy, but she has refused to admit the Ambassa-
dor of Francois III. at the coronation of the Prus-
sian King.
Desertions from the Austrian troops along the
MinciO continue, sometimes as many as 400 Der
month. The Turin Ministry are quite embarrassed
with their numbers.
Spain evinces a hostile feeling to the Italian
Kingdom and is secretly assisting the Ex-King of
Naples.
Oct. 9.
Several chambers of commerce in France have
addressed to the Emperor formal demand for the
recognition Of the Southern States and the Presse
of Paris gives to understand that, in view Of the
scarcity of cotton. the Emperor is not far from
adopting the measure demanded.
The meeting of the Emperor Napoleon and the
King of Prussia took place October 6. What was
done of political Importance has not transpired.
Russia.
While in Poland a hereditary patriotism creates
immense difficulties for the masters of the country,
a threatening agitation prevails from one end to
the other of the Russian Empire, both among the
higher classes and among the country people. 1t
is against the autOcracy itself that this time the
united efforts of the leaders of this movement
directed.
On account of the delays which the promised re-
forms meet with in all the branches of the Govern
ment, the people everywhere extremely irritat-
ed. In the streets of Petersburgh placards have
been posted, headed " advice to the people," and
demanding q constitution. Each number of La
ClOchs "a Russian Journal printed in London) dis
tributes an incredible number of copies in the en-
pire, and the police are impOtent to prevent it.
This Journal is preparing the minds of the people
for revolution, and its action is equal on the
lower classes as on the nobility. 1t proposes two
fundamental questions for the consideration of the
people. IL. Ought new order of things to be
established for the purpose of replacing despotism
by legality. 2 Is the present dynasty capable
of sincerely and resOlutely renOuncing despotism!
On the solution of these two questions will depend
the measures to be taken, and when once chosen,
the nation will not fail to find within itself the
force and means to proceed. Echo du Pacifque.
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HnsnIfaI Notice.
DHE DISPENS

yT,HE DISPENsARY ATTACHED TO THE QUEENS
Hospital will be open every day from u
until dispensing OF medicines 20 sick and indi
cent aiians under the direction of Dr. WIN Hebrand
Per order J. w. AUSTIN,
l3if secretary
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N Office !.
LAW REPORTS!
NOTICE.

LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
A privilege gathering Puu, Fungus and Arrowroo all
lands the Island Of Hawaii with the excep
ton which may be sold leased during the
of this privileged has been this day granted to Mr. &
&. Harris. L. hAMEHAhEHA.
Home Dsnartment Both July 1885, Is
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NEW ANECDoTE OF THE GREAT BEAR.-As Dr.
Johnson was riding in a carriage through London
on a rainy day, he overlook poor woman carrying
n baby, without any protection from the weather.
Making the driver stop the coach, he invited the
poor woman to get in with her child, which she
did. After she had seated herself the Doctor said
to her, " Ny good woman | think it most likely
that the motion of the coach will wake your child
in a little WHILE and wish you to understand that
if you talk any baby talk to it, you will have to get
out of the coach"
As the Doctor had anticipated, the child soon
awoke, and the forgetful mother exclaimed to it ::
"Oh the little dear; is he going to open his eysy-
pysy"
- Stop the COACH driveri" shouted Johnson :;
and the woman had to get out and finish her Jour
ney on foot.-Notes and Queries.
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Hungary.


LIE Pays publishes among its latest news the fol-
lowing:
private despatch from Genoa, of October Ist,
announces that the former dictator Of Hungary,
Kossuth has convOked several Of the old minis
ters of the Diet of Pesth, well Generals Klap
ka and Turr, who are now in Italy. to discuss the
prospects and actual situation of their country.
In this discussion the republican form of gov
ernment will be set aside principle, and three
candidates will be proposed for the reconstruction
of the Throne of Hungary, as soon as the country
shall have achieved its Independence. Among
these candidates is the Prince of Crouy, descend
ant of st. Stephen, who would be expression of
the true national character, and whose avowed
partisans are the youth of the Hungarian legion,
and who would take the title of Augustus lst.
special meeting for this purpose was called for the
5th October.
The Austrian Government is said to entertain
serious fears about landing the Dalmatian
coast, momentarily expected, by the Hungarian
legion under General Turr. Numerous detach-
ments of unarmed men in the Hungarian dress had
been moving from Genoa through Alessandria and
eastward.
Hungarian correspondents assert that, notwith-
standing the contrary advice of Kossuth and Klap-
ka, a general rising of the Hungarian hOnyeds
will take place. Things have come to that pass
that violent solution is unavoidable as well
necessary The Vienna Government exasperates
the population by it's rigorous measures, and state
of siege and military commissions are imminent
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CoMrLIMEyTARY.-Secret Cameron, during
his late visit to the West, on landing at Upton,
saw some four FIVE soldiers standing on the plat
form of the railroad depot. Stepping up to them,
he said to one Of them DO you belong to Van
deveer's regiment? 20
'' Yes, sir"
''Are they all as good looking set of fellows as
you are ?" the Secretary asked.
The soldier thus addressed answered. in a very
dry and humorous way, :" We are the worst look
ing Of the whole set, but guess anyhow they look
about as well as you do"
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NOTICE.
WAIKAHALULU WATER LOTS.

FINHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT
Il for the sale and lease of the
WAIKA HALULU LOTS!
begs of Merchants Ship Owners specua-
this finely situated tract of land which
lots reduced rates and liberal and convenient
terms:
be and all particulars learned by application
the undersigned at Robert C. lannon's Freproof Buildings
N B-Eary application should be made for choice Lots
w. l.. GREEN,
Agent for the Sale of Waikahalulu Lots.
Honolulu Oct. 9th. lS5S. 23-tf
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An EGG IN BoTTLE.-To accomplish this
seemingly incredible act requires the following
preparation: Take an egg and soak it in vinegar,
and in process Of time its shell will become quite
soft, so that it may be extended lengthwise with
out breaking; then insert it into the neck of
small bottle, and on pouring cold water upon it. it
will assume its former figure and hardness. This
is really curiosity and battles those who are not
in the secret to find out how it is accomplished.
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Waikahalulu Lots

WUTHdHdIUIU
vT,HE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
that which these Lots now be purchased OF
leased have modified that under certain restrictions
and description of Building may be erected
thereon Il being desire and object Of His Maesy GoV
ernment 10 have the occupied quickly pose
every facility will be granted intending Occupers and by
consulting with the undersigned they will find that their views
be met in respect as far as consistent win s pu'
a.
Ten of said Lots having engaged only few OF the
choice situations be disposed Of so that an carry p
plcation will be necessary To secure them
W. L. GREEN, Agent for the sale
I9a and lease of the Wakahalulu lots